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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1972
Page
4
Folklore and legend studies cover early American lore with Dorothy Ellenbecker and Karen Sands noting growth. Algebra, English and art classes explore topics from equations to composition and color theory amid sport leagues and upcoming Halloween events at the Senior High.
Miss Ellen Rogerson's Spanish class listened to records and learned to sing the Happy Birthday song in Spanish. Next week the juniors will learn the hat dance and how to say their own addresses in Spanish, Sandy Olson reports.
At Sandpoint High School a girls pep club acts as Guardian Angels for the varsity football team and coaches during Football Festival week. Events include Jingle and Spirit Doors contest, Spirit Rally, pyramid building, and queen candidates to be announced at Friday’s homecoming game at War Memorial Field.
A four man Russian delegation led by Nicoll D. Filippov arrives in Spokane to study Expo 74 plans. The group will stay seven to ten days and receive briefings on the six month run from May to October 1974. Russia is among four nations announcing involvement.
The University of Idaho Parents Association elected new officers and directors for the coming year. Robert McLaughlin and Ben Plastino will serve as president and vice president respectively. Sandpoint members Helen Thompson and daughters Sigrid and Helen also joined the board for one-year terms. The group funds a scholarship for families with a deceased breadwinner and plans bus charters for safe student travel during holidays.
The Sandpoint Racquet Club will hold a meeting on Wednesday October 25 at 8 p.m. in the Pas Time cafe banquet room. Jim Parsons Jr. notes the meeting will set winter tennis plans and a work day to prepare facilities. All interested people are invited. Discussion may include fall tennis lessons.
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