SHS Class Highlights and School Activities
Miss Eva Whitehead teaches geometry with the Monroe calculator as her accelerated class writes geo metric stories. SHS vocational agriculture studies welding led by Rick Dodd while Phil DeBoard notes algebra tests and deductive geometry proofs. Mime and Masque rehearsals for Our Town move to memorization with actors doubling roles. Home economics finishes fabric work and stain removal, Penny DeSoto says. Sandpoint Ponderettes drill team hosts a mock football game at the Football Festival rally on October 26, Janice Rainey reports.
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Eva Whitehead
Monroe
Sandpoint Ponderettes
Janice Rainey
Deer Park Man Sentenced In Hay Fire
Merle B. Wheller a 29 year old Deer Park volunteer fireman was sentenced to six months in jail and five years probation for a haystack fire on the Harold R. Reiter farm near Deer Park. He pleaded guilty to second degree arson burning 150 tons of hay and a barn on July 28 and was ordered to pay 8000 dollars restitution.
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Spokans
UPI
Merle B. Wheller
Deer Park
Wheller
Harold R. Reiter
Spokane County Superior Court
del Cary Smith Jr
Wheeler
Reiter
USC Trojans Visit Cougars in Pac-8 Showdown at Seattle
Washington State coach Jim Sweeney says USC is the nation's top team but notes the Trojans still must prove it in Saturday’s Pac-8 clash at Husky Stadium. He cites USC strength and mentions Cougar players like Ostermann Wickert Reece Grandberry Paine and Weatherford as key performers.
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Pullman
Wash
University of Southern California
Washington State
Jim Sweeney
Trojans
Miami Dolphins
Sweeney
Miami
USC
Husky Stadium
Seattle
UCLA
Bruins
Steve Ostermann
Tom Wickert
Geoff Reece
Mike Hill
Tim Krause
Bob Engel
Reece
Jim Forrest
Ken Grandberry
Steve Hamilton
Grandberry
Hamilton
Ty Paine
Los Angeles
Paine
Eric Johnson
Tyrone Daisey
Jim Robinson
Mike Johnson
Clyde Warehime
Steve Roberts
Gary Larsen
Lee Weatherford
Bowling League Night Produces Ties And High Scores
In a Sunday Oct 29 bowling action Midas and the G D s split two games each keeping a first place tie. Top Midas bowler Bob Cramer and Myrtle Churchill led the women with 397, while Duane Drafall and Kaye Drafall posted 400 and 861 for the G D s. Prizes went to Howard Jarvis, Jim Carnegie, Dave Burrough and Dave Drafall for various high series and games.
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Midas
G.d’s
B&w
G.d.’S
Bob Cramer
Myrtle Churchill
Greenwoods
Robert Green Sr
Ruth Green
Ray Porter
Millie Heckman
Howard Jarvis
Barbara Menard
Alice Drew
Jess Carr
Jim Carnegie
Gerri Eastin
Ray Saccomanio
Tonda Saccomanno
Dave Drafall
Alley Oops
Lorna Drafall
Shirley Bailey
Don Moline
Shockers
Diana Moline
Dave Burrough
Helping Hand Across The Years And The Christmas Aid
A reflection on social security pensions and the role of American retirees in Catholic Relief Services Thanksgiving Clothing Campaign. Retired Americans contribute surplus clothing to aid poor seniors in more than 70 Third World countries, offering comfort and dignity to those in need.
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America
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Catholic Relief Services
Morals Ordinances Advance to Final Reading in Spokane
Spokane officials move three morals ordinances to final reading next Monday. The measures would ban topless waitresses and explicit sexual material in public, apply to private clubs serving liquor, and regulate massage parlors. Public witness count exceeded a dozen with minor protests.
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Spokane
UPI
Jack O’brien
O’brien
Corporation Council
Richard Wrenn
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A, Mie
Lal
Aks
Vo—Ag
SHS
Rick Dodd
Math Dept
Phil DeBoard
DeBoard
Our Town
Doug Jones
Home Economics
Penny DeSoto
S. California
Mary Madsen
Bud Moon
East River Stud Co
Kootenai
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