Local Youths Lead in Idaho Junior Gallery Rifle Champs
Three local hunters Grant Vess Nancy Hadley and Gary Vess dominated the 1973 Idaho State Junior Gallery Rifle Championships in Coeur d Alene winning nine of 20 trophies. Hadley swept all her sub junior classes with 387 of 400 in prone and sitting. Vess excelled in expert class with top aggregate in four positions and took offhand honors in marksman class. Competitors hailed from Spokane Coeur d Alene Plummer Sandpoint Wallace Kellogg and Montana.
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Idaho
Gary Vess
Grant Vess
Nancy Hadley
Sandpoint
Coeur d'Alene
Bee Photo
Coeur d’Alene
Miss Hadley
Vess
Grant
Spokane
Plummer
Wallace
Kellogg
Montana
Monticola fund drive trims Sophomore Class debt
Sophomore class under Steve Gill reports raising candy sales reducing the Monticola debt from about 50 dollars to 25 dollars as sales continue through March. Mrs. Joy O’Donnell notes English II focuses on paragraph construction and usage skills with Renee Savage citing class activity. The yearbook staff traveled to Moscow for a journalism conference with Dave Jones reporting. Mime and Masque tryouts set for Monday the 19th require a 60 second dance and 60 seconds of singing. Beginning Art students study drawing and painting trees and pair poems with pictures created by Lula Roberson. The Fantasticks at North Idaho College on March 22 to 24 has been cancelled.
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Steve Gill
Gill
Joy O’donnell
Renee Savage
Monticola
Moscow
Dave Jones
Jack and the Giant
LeRoy Anderson
Lula Roberson
Teen Charged With Murder in Sandpoint and Abington cases
In Idaho a Sandpoint High School quartet earned regional speech honors advancing to statewide competition in Pocatello on March 24 led by junior Brian Sawyer and sophomores Carol Mahler Shirley Roos and Chris Pietsch. In Pennsylvania a Philadelphia teen Kenneth Davenport, 18, was charged with four murders after his parents and two brothers were found slain.
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Sandpoint High School
Coeur d’ Alene
SHS
Highland High School
Pocatello
Brian Sawyer
Carol Mahler
Shirley Roos
Chris
Abington
UPI
Philadelphia
Kenneth Davenport
Alexander Davenport
Rowilla
Edmund
Peter
Alexander Jr
Davenport
John A. Hoffa
Montgomery County
Hoffa
Clark Cutting
TORCH Activity Calendar Highlights Sandpoint Plans
Sandpoint TORCH activity calendar shows upcoming elections for 73 74 officers with Lorraine Roberts and Wanda Jones as presidential nominees. March 18 hosts a bowling party for special friends at Eagles lanes from 2 to 4 PM. The group adopts ward 1 B at Idaho State School and Hospital and will send cards gifts and start with an AM FM radio. April 28 features the National Hike Bike fundraiser with Boise TORCH leadership assisting. planning meeting March 19 at 7 30 PM in Fireball upstairs above the police station call Sandy Lund for details.
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Lison Gilmore
Vickie Perry
Sue Cove
Mickey McCrumm
Linda Staglund
Torch Club
Eagles
Sandpoint Torch
Idaho State School
Nampa
Scott Woll
Boise Torch
NABC
Sally Barnett
NARC
National Association For Retarded Children
Sandy Lund
G D s and rivals split bowls with high scores listed
The G. D.'s beat Green-woods in two games while B. & W., Midas, Alley Oops, Easy Blows, and other teams posted notable scores. Duane Drafall led the G.D.'s with 423. Ro bert Green Sr topped Green-woods with 451. Dave Bur rough 531 for B. & W. and 593 by John Rader for Midas. Barb a Menard 442 for women.
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Green-woods
Duane Drafall
G.d.’S
Kaye Drafall
Rober Green, Sr
Ruth
Green
Dave Burrough
Sandie Burrough
Leonard Stangel
Barbara Menard
Midas
John Rader
Goldie Murphy
Harold Overland
Hazel Watson
Alley Oops
Kent Stradley
Lorna Drafall
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Drama Club
Fantasticks
North Idaho College
Sandpoint Teens Organization For
Lorraine Roberts
Wanda Jones
Bowling News
Neth Pelleas
Jess Carr
Diana Moline
Linda Porter
Greenwoods B.7w
the Shockers
Snoopy
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