Jerome High School - Tiger Yearbook (Jerome, ID)

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Tl-IE LIVE-WIRE Annual Edition JEROME HIGH SCHOOL Edited by Annual staff Annual Staff Chosen By Student Council Front Row, left to right: Edgar Coupe, Hayne Palmour- lil, Fleta Williams and Helen Jeane Terry B k R w, left t 'ghtz Mr. H. E R b' B b Smith R th D' fe - dorf and F nces Studyvin Speech Classes Much Interest ln Sponsor Plays The speech classes sponsored numerous playsandeachwaspre- sented to the student body. A banquet was held near the end of the year followed by a formal dance. The debate teams, coached by B. B. Brig- ham, attended the dis- trict debate tourna- ment at Twin Falls. TheDeclamatorycon- test held at Burley was attended by only one Jerome artist. Vi- da Lou Strickland gave a dramatic cutting. School Clubs The J Club held its yearly initiation inthehighschoolgym. The girls came dressed as farmers while the boys wore dresses for a parade of new styles. The Home Ec girls sponsored a party for the Ag dept. Refresh- ments were served and dancing followed. A delegation of the Live Wire Staff at- tended a High School Journalism Convention at Sun'Valley. Ernest Hemingway, the noted author, was a guest speaker. One of the most im- portant meetings of the Student Body Coun- cil was held November 14, 1941. The annual staff was chosen from the applications of interested students. Helen Jeane Terry was elected editorg Bar- bara Smith and Frances Studyvin, assistant editorsg Hayne Pal- mour, business manag- erg Jack Lewis, senior editorg Fleta Wil- liams, junior editorg Edgar Coupe, sopho- more editor, Ruthe Diefendorf, freshman editor 3 and Dean Rick- etts,snapshoteditor. Mr. Robinson 'was ad- visor. They wish to extend their appreciation to the students who were not on the staff, but helped. The staff hopes that all the students will enjoy this annual now and in the years to come. iiEllliilitS

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Girls Party . . . Shows and treats by boys or girls. Oct. 23 Frosh-Soph Party . . . they get initiated right! Oct. 24 Football there, Gooding . . . Oh! Happy Day! We doo-dit! Oct. 25 District Teacher Meet . . . Vacation for us. Oct. 31 Football here, Rupert . . . We got took, and bad. Oct. 31 Senior All 'School Dance . . . Everybody out? Nov. 6 Liplham Tumblers . . . Our strong men really got shown up, and they were just little squirts that done it, too! Nov. 7 Football there, Buhl . . . Buhl wins their first game. Nov. 11 American Education Week program . . . School as usual. Nov. 20-21 Thanksgiving Vacation . . . Go hunting? or stay home? Nov. 25 Music Dept. Concert . . . Said to have been the best one in years. Dec. 5 Junior Student Body Dance . . . Thanks to the Jrs. for a swell dance. Dec. 12 Basketball there, Rupert . . . Same old story. Dec. 17 Faculty Party . , . Teachers turn loose on annual party. Dec. 19 Basketball there, Goodring . . . Prospects for a good team, next year. Dec. 20 Beginning of 'Christmas vacation. Dec. 23 Basketball here, Shoshone . . . Just wait until next year! Dec. 29 Senior fBall , . . Wonderful-Superior-Etc. and Etc. Dec. 30 Basketball there, Shoshone-Somehow we don't seem to click. Jan. 2 Basketball there, Burley . . . We almost made it. Jan. 7 Basketball there, Oakley . . , No comment. Jan. 9 Basketball there, Buhl . . . Well, you can't win every time. Jan. 13 Musical . . . Good music, enjoyed by everyone. Jan. 16 Basketball here, Oakley . . . Something happened, can't figure it out. Jan. 19 Boxing here, Wendell . . , First match of the year, cleaned house. Jan. 20 -Basketball here, Buhl . . . We are upset again. Jan. 21 Boxing there, Shoshone . . , Our leather punchers are making a name for themselves. Jan. 23 Basketball here, Twin Falls , . . The boys just couldn't get the ball! Jan. 26 Senior Skating P-arty . . . Started the fad. Jan. 28 Boxing here, Shoshone . . . A-gain we took'em! Jan. 30 Basketball here, Gooding . . . It was a good game but they took us for a ride! Fevb. 2 Boxing here, Filer . . . Another swell crowd and another victory. Feb. 4 Boxing there, Gooding . . . We add another scalp to the boxing belt. Feb. 6 Basketball here, Burley . . . You guess what happened! Feb. 9 Boxing t-here, Filer . . Man, we're really cooking! Feb. 11 Boxing here, Kimberly . , , The visitors were scuttled . . . and how! Feb. 13 Basketball here, Filer . . . The boys are still trying to win one. Feb. 17 Music Department Concert . . . Banquet for band and glee club. Feb. 18 Boxing there, Wendell , , . Some one threw a wrench in the machine. Fe-b. 19 Capt. Art Hook . . . National Assembly, Alaska in a parka. Feb. 19 Home Ec-Ag Ball . . . A complete success. Feb. 20 Boxing here, Malad . . . They were good losers. Feb. 24 Basketball here, Rupert . . . More sabatage! Feb. 26 Basketball there, Filer . . . We are still behind the 8 ball. Feb. 27 Boxing there, Malad . . . We get a draw with a first-class team. March 2 Boxing here, Mountain Home . . . They come a long way to get beat March 4 Basketball there, Oakley . . . The tune is -still the same. March 4 Boxing there, Kimberly . . . First time they were ever defeated in their own gym. March 6 Basketball on the Twin floor . . . Our luck remains the same. March 11-14 District Basketball Tournament at Twin Falls . . . We almost won that second game. March 13 Boxing there, Mountain Home . . . We blitzkriged'em! March 16 Junior Skating Party . . . More fun! People sit down in a hurry. March 18 Boxing here, Gooding . . . Someone got knocked' out and they , weren't from Jerome! Q ,dangle 20 Sophomore Dance . . . Another good time to remember. 'P' March 26-28 District Boxing Tournament -here . . . six golden and two silver gloves captured by i'Tex Jones and his able crew. April 3 Baseball here, Hagerman won it . . . It's too bad. April 7 Dr. Martin Hall, National Assembly . . , about Inner Nazi Germany. April 10 Baseball here, Filer . . . The boys will do better soon. April 14 Public Speaking three act play, a good one. ' April 17 Junior Prom . . . .Beautiful decorations, lovely music, oh and ah! April 22 Ritz Trumpeteers. May 6 Senior A-ssembly . . . hilary Troendly, Valdictorian and Katharine Webster is the Salutatorian. May 10 Baccalaureate. May 12 Commencement . . . Rid of the Seniors at last!

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