Shoshone High School - Shoshonian Yearbook (Shoshone, ID)

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lalareciafion . . . Our sincere appreciation to the following business men, who through their generous donations and cooperation, have made it possible for the publication of this annual: Shoshone Cleaners Martin Motor Co. Lincoln County Abstract Co. Shimm-in's Shoe Shop Mosher Beauty Nook Grosse Drug Store Shoshone Variety Store Gooding Seed Co. Boise-Payette Lumber Co. W.F. Stimpson Gateway Toggery Cleaners Kinney Store Mary's Beauty Shop Shell Service Station Ward Rawson Chevrolet Co. Payless Market Shoshone Furniture and Appliance Dille Barber Shop J. C. Penney Co. Madeline's Brown's Building Service Manhattan Cafe Shoshone Meat Market First Security Bank of Idaho N. A. Idaho Power Co. Lincoln County Electric Strunk Machine Shop Wall and Rawlings McFall Hotel Nebraska Bar Motor Mart Mike's Cold Storage Palace Pool Hall Boston Cafe Columbia Pool Hall Miller's Service Rex Theatre Wilson Club

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J ANUARY- 4-Braves massacre Filer again! 7-Freshmen have big ice skating party, but the upperclassmen seemed to enjoy it just as much as the Fresh- men. 14-National Assembly brought Ted Parkinson to S. H. S. with many unusual tales of India. 14-Victorious again! This time its the Camas Prairie boys. 17-Glenns Ferry comes out on top in an over-time game with us. 20-Lots of hustling and last minute cramming give indications of the end of the semester and semester tests. 21-A few members make trip to Twin Falls for another pre-band clinic practice. 21-Indians have second triumph over Bellevue. 22--Sophomores give a class party in the gym for two departing classmates. 24-Indians take Wendell Trojans down with a 54-45 lead. 25-Nampa Bulldogs invade Indian territory but go home with their heads drooping, 40-35. 28-Indians make Hailey Wolverines howl to the tune of 42-26. 31-Nine members of the band take in the Rupert Band Clinic. FEBRUARY- 4--Hailey deefated again by a large margin. 6-Band gives concert in auditorium, all of which proved to be very successful. 11--Entertainment is furnished students by Jerome High School Band. 11-Shoshone tromps Gooding, 42-35. 12-Van Cavel gave us some glimpses of Holland in a National Assembly. 12-Big day for Juniors-class rings arrive! 13-Band goes to Gooding and Jerome for exchange assemblies. 14-Our Glee Club goes to Vocal Clinic at Buhl. 19-20-21-Shoshone host to Fairfield. Richfield and Dietrich Tournament and carries off top honors. 27-28-Indians journey to Kimberly for District Class B Tournament. Glenns Ferry defeats boys in first game by three pointsg and Heyburn hands Shoshone its second defeat in a hard fast game. MARCH- 7-Three-act play, Life Begins at Sixteen, presented by Junior Class turned out to be a big success with net profits of about 8102. 11--Visitors Day with refreshments served in Home Ec room for visitors. 11-Jim Fowler of Boise gave talk on Education to Student Body. 14-15-16-Seniors took over Salt Lake City in their annual Senior Sneak! 28-Belbert Harter entertains students in last of National Assemblies. APRIL- 11-Girls make up for lost time by asking boys to the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Ah ha!! 18--Student Council sponsors carnival to make money for Student Body-big success! 23-24-Band goes to band contest in Twin Falls and come home with many awards. 25--Juniors try to outdo Seniors on the annual Junior Prom. The theme was How Are Things in Glocca Morra and Wayne Skeem furnished the music. MAY- 2-All school operetta, Ask the Professor, brings realization of many students with excellent talent for singing!! 11-Baccalaureate Services. 12-SHOSHONIAN is received by students, and it is agreed that it is the best in several years. 15-Seniors gradate wtih best wishes for the future. 22-At last! The students packed up their odds and ends and left the Halls of Torture for a long summer vacation.

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