New Courses Offered Veterans At U of I South
The University of Idaho Southern Branch plans a strong second semester as returning veterans enroll and new courses are added. Registration days February 1 and 2 are expected to draw about 200 students with Miss Anna Capellen as registrar. Dean John Nichels notes requests for 80 prefabricated houses and 25 trailer houses, with twenty prefabricated houses to be available.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Anna B. Capellen
Register
John R Nichels
Veterans and Families to Room at University Club Turner Hall
The registrar notes a heavy veteran enrollment at the new semester with housing for veterans families at the University club of Turner hall. First semester courses expand to engineering forestry pharmacy and many letters and science areas. Faculty reassignments include Faris McIntosh Marshall Carte Nichols West and Lee returning from military service. Enrollment rises from 295 to 486 with about 200 more expected next semester and about 20 veterans remaining in unspecified housing.
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Turner Hall
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Charles E. Marshal
Walt Carte
John R. Nichols
Charles A. Lee
Riverdale Residents Reunite as Service Discharges Arrive
Riverdale residents share family visits and homecomings as Calvin Forsgrén and Keith Smith return from military service. Community members attend birthday parties and weekend gatherings with relatives in Preston Wellsville and Cleveland while local clubs host meetings and musical numbers.
Midsemester English A Math Physics Courses Earn Credit
Students attended tended mid semester English A math Physics and typing courses and will receive full credit for the courses, having attended twice as often as the initial group.
High School Tumbling Team and Activities Update
The tumbling team has performed in half of three games and will appear at Downey Weston North Cache Franklin and other events under Lloyd Lewis a former Marine. Members include Jack Garret Sheldon Taylor Junior Christensen Garth Geddes Mark Jensen Clyde Kofoed Dolyn Johnson Ted Steers Odell Hobbs and Darrell Perkins. Debating may resume at P S with 23 students showing interest and a Logan forensic meet in March hosted by Cache Valley Lions clubs if organized. Cheerleaders unveiled blue and white uniforms with half money from the student council and receive praise for their unity and leadership.
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Downey Weston
North Cache
Franklin
Lloyd Lewis
Jack Garret
Sheldon Taylor
Junior Christensen
Garth Geddes
Mark Jensen
Clyde Kofoed
Dolyn Johnson
Ted Steers
Odell Hobbs
Darrell Perkins
Dorothy McClun
Logan
Cache Valley Lions Clubs
Idaho
Rifle Club Enrolls About 30 Members and Scores Lead
Mr Almond reports about thirty members in the Rifle Club with noon shooting sessions. Top scores are Don Rosenwall 90 Lynn Woddoups 88 and Clarence Sparks 76 out of 100. Girls’ scoring shows Verna Swann 29 with Leona Britenbeker and Carma Larson close behind. Girls now shoot men on Friday. A rabbit hunt is tentatively planned for Saturday.
Seniors Leave Preston High for Futures
End of term takes several senior girls from Preston High with plans to establish households. Florine L Stephenson Helen H Owen and Jean Marie M Smith leave for new homes. Dorothy McClun heads to the University of Idaho Moscow. Jeannine Wheeler and Patricia Wood enter business school. Olive Jean Simon transfers to Clifton High.
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Preston High
Florine L. Stephenson
Helen H. Owen
Jean Marie ‘M. Smith
University of Idaho At Moscow
Dorothy McClun
Jeannine Wheeler
Patricia Wood
Olive Jean Simon
Clifton High
Kanoma Club Meeting Highlights Italy Africa Trip
Kanoma Club met on Wednesday January 9. Irel McQueen screened photos from Italy and Africa. A set of glassware was presented to Mrs Simper, formerly Miss Viebell. Refreshments were served by the second period Home Making Class.
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Kanoma Club
Irel McQueen
Italy
Africa
Simper
Keep Ration Book Four, OPA Warns
The Office of Price Administration urges residents to hold on to ration book four and protect spare stamps, emphasizing careful storage and use to ensure continued access to essential goods during shortages.
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OPA
Sugar rationing plan outlined by Idaho OPA district director
W. T. Lockwood Idaho OPA district director announced that sugar stamp 39, valid for five pounds of sugar until April 20, will be the last stamp in the ration book. Since sugar likely will be rationed after April 30, spare stamps in book four will cover future sugar rations. Replacement procedures shift from local Price Control offices to the Boise district office, with forms available from local boards and mailed to Boise for processing.
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W. T. Lockwood
Idaho
OPA
Lockwood
Fice
Boise
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