Seniors Feted At Breakfast Program Highlights Class Talks
Seniors at Pocatello High School were feted at a breakfast featuring talks and musical performances. Students including Joyce Cousins, John Roberts, Julienne Hill, Dorothy Kingsley, and Bruce Coke presented speeches and songs. Faculty advisors were Mrs. Dorothy Mercer, Miss Madeline Thompson, and Miss Eunice Congleton.
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Jim Kissane
Duane Lloyd
Joyce Cousins
John Roberts
Julienne Hill
de Falla
Rubinoff
Stardust
William S. Hill
Daisy Evans
Himena Hoffman
Miss Evans
Dorothy Kingsley
Miss
Bob Chivers
Pocatello High School
Joyce Henderson
Shirley Nelson
Douglas Hitler
Lloyd Griffith
Donna Hoots
Shirley Hanson
Doris Lee Lowe
Maudene Hodgson
Dorothy Mercer
Madeline Thompson
Eunice Congleton
Wo men Study League Ends Year With Corsica Talk
The final meeting at Dr Minnie Howard's home featured Mrs Ralph Wilson discussing Corsica Sardinia and Sicily and their wartime history. Mrs Reed H Lewis reviewed the Mediterranean study and US influence, with a luncheon planned June 3 at Hotel Whitman and reservations via Mrs Robert H Hunter.
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Women's Study League
Minnie Howard
Ralph Wilson
Corsica
Sardinia
Sicily
Reed H. Lewis
Mediterranean
United States
Study League
Hotel Whitman
Robert H. Hunter
Circle Meets Palm Leaf at W. O. W. hall
Circle members gathered for a regular Tuesday evening meeting at the W. O. W. hall. Mrs. Jeannette Pabst, guardian neighbor, presided over a brief business session.
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Palm Leaf Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Jeannette Pabst
Guardian
Club Elects New Officers
The Y Teen clubs elected officers for the coming year. Senior high girls chose Beverly Zaccardi as president and Margaret Tanner as vice president, with others to be elected in fall. Freshmen elected Harriet Katrass as president and Elaine Sakalaris as secretary. Officers from Franklin junior high eighth grade include Janet Rae Lindsay as president and Pat Day as vice president. Seven girls will attend the summer conference. Irving Junior high eighth grade named Karen Later as president and Joanne Guyott as program chairman, with three other delegates.
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Beverly Zaccardi
Margaret Tanner
Harriet Katras
Elaine Sakalaris
Patsy Anderson
Payette Lake
Franklin Junior High School
Janet Rae Lindsay
Pat Day
Orleene Berry
Lou Fuger
Joan Cook
Donald Bailey
K. C. Lindsay
Irving Junior High School
Karen Later
Margene Monson
Anne Turner
Joanne Guyott
Joanne
Travel Hint Compares Distances From Naples to Other Cities
A fragment notes distances from Naples, Illinois to Richmond Virginia and to Italy with Italy and Portugal in comparison. The snippet mentions Reno as farther from those places, hinting at a travel or geography comparison in a regional context.
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Richmond
Naples
Illinois
Reno Tip
Italy
Lisbon
Portugal
School Government Officials Hold Banquet in Whitman Hotel
Pocatello high school student government officials gathered Monday evening at the Hotel Whitman dining room for their annual banquet. President Bill Brydon led reports from the senate court cabinet and house representatives, with officers and members named, including Patsy Ocheltree Ruth Stowell Gary Paxman and John Roberts. The event closed with a portrait presentation to Gary Paxman and oversight by Miss Himena Hoffman.
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Pocatello High School
Whitman
Fyney
Bill Brydon
Senate
Patsy Ocheltree
Gary Paxman
Jim Boyles
Durwood Fry
Jack Lintelman
Cecil Ames
Ed Brennan
Harold Paige
Skip Walz
Bill Ryan
Lynn Halliday
Tom West
Tom McDevitt
Kenneth Kerr
Jim Kissane
Je’ Anne Reay
Ruth Stowell
Joe Davis
Leon Fenwick
Dorothy Finlayson
Joan Garrison
Julienne Hill
Evan Jones
Gary Lowe
Gene Sato
E. “Rip” Gledhill
John Roberts
Genee Allen
Harriet Crawford
Pat McDevitt
House of Representatives
Irene Bohlscheid
Italo Caccia
Daisy Evans
Mary Flynn
Vivian Hanson
Rip” Gledhill
Jay Jensen
Calvin McOmber
Madeline Thompson
Chace
Sheriff Matson Declines Reelection Bid in Madison County
Madison County Sheriff Harold Matson announced he will not seek another term citing the rising cost of living, saying a sheriff's salary makes it hard to live on the job. He did not imply political plans beyond retirement.
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Rexburg
Harold Matson
Madison County
Matson
New Washable Hair Brush Merges Glamour and Hygiene
A new detachable hair brush lets bristles be washed daily without dunking the handle. It includes a perfume saturated pad in the bristle base, enabling fragrance with every stroke and an extra pad kit for switching scents. The base fits a plastic handle in pastel colors and dries quickly after washing.
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Alicia Hart
NEA
Pretty Princess Ry Sue Burnett Pattern No 8289
Pattern details for sizes 11 through 18 and size 12. Includes fabric yardage and payment instructions. Requests 25 cents in coins and mailing address to Sue Burnett at Pocatello Post in Chicago. Describes 52 pages of sewing information and a free gift pattern.
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Sue Burnett
Pocatello Post
South Wells St
Chicago
Ill
Campfire Girls Return From City Picnic
Campfire Girls 106 strong returned to Pocatello tired and excited after a city wide picnic at Cherry Springs. They spent the afternoon in games and races with prizes, roasted weiners over campfires, and enjoyed soda provided by the Campfire City Council.
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Pocatello
Cherry Springs
Auxiliary Plans Special Memorial Rites
War mothers of World War I and Gold Star wives and relatives will be special guests at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting Monday evening. A memorial service starts at 8 p m at the Memorial building with honored guests invited. Proceeds from Saturday’s Poppy sale exceed $900. 30 percent goes to Idaho department and national group, the rest to child welfare and rehabilitation. Seven thousand poppies were sold. cooperation of the public is appreciated. Hostess chairwoman is Mrs. Gertrude Jensen.
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Gold Star
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Idaho
Gertrude Jensen
Summer Camp Plans Hinge on Camp Tenday Visit
Campfire City Council plans a Sunday trip to the old Camp Tenday site to ready for the annual summer visit of the Pocatello Campfire girls in late July. Meeting at Mrs. Richard Howard’s home, President Mrs. John Wurster led the session. A spudnut sale report showed 1300 dozen sold. Sandra Maher topped sales with 145 dozen and earned a free summer camp trip.
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Campfire City Council
Pocatello
Richard Howard
Clark Carlyle
John Wurster
Sandra Maher
Miss Maher
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