BUZZ SAW
VOL. IV NO. 5
January 7, 1946
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THE ROOTS
Editor ............. Annette Gaston
STAFF
Assistant Editor ............. Bob Whaley
Sports Editor ............. Frank Moss
Assistant ............. Bill Carpenter
Feature Editor, Eveline McDaniel
Assistant ............. Jimmy Oliver
Reporters ............. John Crawford, Millie Ann Woody, Margie Gard, John Henry Paulson
Circulation Mgrs ............. John Green, Pat Sharp, Donna Sharp, Bob Boyer
News Editor ............. Blanche Fishback
Business Manager ............. Melbadean McDaniel
Class Reporters:
Freshman ............. Mary Carpenter
Sophomore ............. Hazel Boehm
Junior ............. Shirley Pope
Senior ............. Darlene Darrall
Advisor ............. Mrs. Goldsmith
SPORTS
On December 18, the Pilgrims traveled to Weiser to play their first S.R.V.C. game. Although the Pilgrims led the game, the team was hard pressed and even tied the score once. Platz scored high for the evening with 10. The score at the end of the game was 28-22. The lineup consisted of Carpenter, Moss, Penrod, Clement and Platz.
First Game
The second string lost their game 36-30. John Murata scored high with nine.Nyssa Game
On December 21 Nyssa Bulldogs came over and tried their hand at beating our Pilgrims, If was a close game which was really won in the last few minutes when the Nyssa team got excited and just the same as handed our players the ball. The scoring was done by Carpenter with 14, Moss with 9 and Clement with 4. The game ended 30-23.
The second string lost again 25-17. John Murata scored high with 6 points.Pilgrims Taste Defeat
The Pilgrims met their first defeat Wednesday when the Ontario Tigers defeated them in their cracker box at Ontario. The game was fast and hard fought. The half time score was 23-14 in Ontario's favori The game ended 48-30 also in their favor. Moss scored high with 15, Carpenter next with 6. The starting lineup was Carpenter, Moss, Penrod, Clement and Platz.
The second string lost their game 15-13. John Murata scored high with 5.
The following results are reported on the Anti-T. B. Seal Sale in the High School:
Seniors ....... $.9.03
Juniors ....... $10.00
Sophomores ....... $11.18
Freshmen ....... $6.79
Total ....... $37.00
THE CHIP BASKET
Jim Oliver's mocassins
FIBERS AND FASHIONS HAVE YOU NOTICED?
Pat and Frank matching ski sweaters
Mr. White's blue and white checked shirt
Mrs. Purkhiser's pretty navy blue pumps
Jennie's diamond solitaire
Orpha M.'s aqua slip on sweater
Millie Ann's brown and white mocassins
Lucille W.'s white teddy bear coat
Virginia B.'s red, white and blue bracelets
Floyd Strom's cowboy boots
Shirley P.'s and Donna S.'s charm bracelets
John Crawford's new watch
Bill Carpenter's tan sweater
Jack Penrod's red ski sweater
Imogene's new hair do
Barbara Aultz's fish earrings
Laura Donner's black eyes
Margie Gard's new nail polish
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
The Glee Clubs and the Public Speaking class of the high school presented a Christmas program on Friday, December 21. After the program the faculty treated the students with chocolate bars.
The students enjoyed a two week vacation for the Christmas and New Years holidays.
A new Freshman, Thomas Matsubu, has entered N. P. H. S.
The Senior Class received their memory books this week and are having lots of fun filling them out.
N. P. CLUB NEWS
The meeting was called to order on January 3, 1946. The business brought up was as follows:
(1) The initiation will be held at the gymnasium at 8:oo o'clock Wednesday evening of the 9th of January. As was stated last time all Seniors are honorary members.
(2) A new amendment to the N. P. Club constitution was made to the affect that dues will be 50c a semester.
(3) Pop will be sold at all home games at 10c a bottle.
(4) It was also discussed about dancing on the gymnasium floor. We hope that the school board and the student body will back us in our effort to preserve the gym floor.
YOU'LL KNOW 'EM BY
Vera S. - inquisitive questions.
Jimmy O. - shrill piercing scream.
Jennie B. - remarks about Art.
Gene Tackett - black turtle neck sweater.
Jack P. - lifeless walk.
Mrs. Goldsmith - beautiful handmade silver brooch.
James C. - pipe.
Yosh M. - ever-ready grin.
Paul C. - loud plaid socks.
Keith R. - bowed head.
Eugene R. - Cowboy boots.
Gene Tuttle - Mexican ring.
Ora B. - expansion bracelet.
Beverly S. - her ten cent earrings.
Wayne D. - battered motorcycle.
La Vena J. - black chewing gum.
Clara Gean R. - hair bows.
THINGS WORTH APPRECIATING AND NOTICING ABOUT THE STUDENTS
Bill Carpenter's acting ability
Eleanor F.'s voice
John Green's thoughtfulness and consideration of others
Yosh Murata's genuine friendliness
The understanding between Pat and Donna
The quietness and yet perfection of Blanche F.'s personality
The sparkling personality of our new boy, Thomas Nabashu
Frank Moss' ability to organize
Paul Criss' and John Crawford's humorous ways
The smoothness of Jimmy O.'s dancing
WHAT IS YOUR NEW YEARS RESOLUTION?
Elva W. - I resolve to do bigger and better things (everyone should be very busy)
Virginia B. - to keep Elva out of mischief
Nadine D. - I resolve to write in my diary every night
Bob Boyer - get in every night before two o'clock for three months
Martha C. - not to bite my fingernails
Gene Tackett - quit smoking
Margie P. - to diet
James C. - I resolve to leave women alone and vise-versa
Darlene D. - keep up on my letter writing and study real hard
Billie C - Tell nothing but the truth (I wonder why? Wolf! Wolf!)
Margie G. - to be true to that certain soldier in Korea and get some meat on these bones!!!
Millie Ann - Wash my hair more often
Annette G. - try and keep my mind off Hardware stores during the day and maybe the paper would be a little more interesting to read
Alex C. - to stay home more week days especially Saturday nights
John C. - I resolve not to make any resolutions
Shirley P. - I resolve to keep my resolutions
Jeanette F. - I resolve to be true to Logan
Melmadeane - study hard and still have fun
Beverly S. - go to school after I have been out the night before
Helen C. - leave all men (?) alone, namely one
John Green - I haven't any this year
Bob Platz - to learn at least one reading in Public Speaking.
THINGS WORTH APPRECIATING AND NOTICING ABOUT THE FACULTY
Mr. Riddlebarger's humor
Mrs. Goldsmith's skill and ease of conversation
Mrs. Purkhiser's trim figure and her flawlessly groomed clothes
Mr. White's ability to take and enjoy a joke. (Of this we are very proud)
Mr. Good's superb dancing
Mr. Hopper's wide-vocabularity
The present and future happiness of Jenny Benjamin
Mr. Hutfon's easy-going and care free manner.
WHAT WAS THE FAVORED CHRISTMAS GIFT?
Faye G. - a compact from Fred
Jeanette - a cross from Logan
Millie Ann - a new blue coat
Melbadeane - a quilted robe
Margie B. - a box of candie
Joyce G. - a compact from the editor
John G. - a viewmaster
Mr. Riddlebarger - a visit from my daughter
Shirley P. - my charm bracelet
Shirley W. - a locket from me Mommie and a cosmetic case from me Poppie
Bob P. - a carton of Dentine
Pat S. - a little red squirrel
Jimmie O. - that affair with that beautiful blond
Mr. Good - a new bathrobe
Elva W. - my ruby ring
Virginia - a great big yellow teddy bear and a bracelet
Phyllis M. - my bracelet and the person who gave it to me
Lucille W. - teddy bear
Ora B. - a bracelet from Harvey
Frank M. - I like them all
Bob P. - didn't get any
Florence S. - I don't know
Bessie K. - a bracelet
John C. - I was disappointed in Christmas. I wanted a Buick Eight
Margie P. - a string of pearls
Jennie B. - diamond
Bob B. - identification bracelet
Wayne D. - 7 packages of shaving lotion
Imogene R. - Cara Nome set from Marvin
Wanda G. - bracelet and locket from the boy friend
Geraldine R. - a letter from Spike
Darlene D. - an orchid corsage from the Navy
Margie G - hasn't arrived yet
James C. - cigarette lighter from one of my Portland girlfriends
Paul C - a subscription to "Esquire"
Louise R, - a bracelet
Robert S. - a suit of underwear
Ruth F - mv musical powder box from the boyfriend
Marv C. - nylons
Billie C - a little white monkey with pink
Franklin D. - some Paul Jones
HOW DID YOU SPEND NEW YEARS EVE?
Imogene and Marvin - trying to ditch Phyllis
Gene Tuttle - going 900 in the hole playing pinochle
Phyllis M. - -moonin' over Bill, my sailor
Margie B. and Jack D. - sinking Leslie B. in a game of battleship
Clara Belle H. - sitting on the daveno by Bob Boyer
Jack P. - hogging down popcorn
Mr. White - dancing to the music of my new phonograph with the woman I wanted for Christmas but didn't get
Gene Tackett - taking runs out in the country and back looking for
Annette G. - having the time of my life with the man of my life
Darlene D. - at home playing cards
Margie G. - Shirley W. and I and our mothers wents to the Gay Way and what a time!!!
Blanche F. - having a rip-roaring time in Emmett
Pat S. - at home
Helen C. - yawn - o h, what a night - yawn!
The McD. twins - went to bed at 10 o'clock
Margie P. - playing anagrams with the preacher
Franklin D. - not very good
Beverly S. - Oh, I was around (and so was Glen!)
Billie C - at the Gay Way with my Wolf!
Robert Sewell - sitting on a train table
Jennie B. - with Art
Saturu N. - stayed at home and played cards
Kenny L. - ONTARIO!!!
Keith R. - went to the show!
Faye and George G. - a dance at Letha
Lucille W. - a slumber party at Beans
Thomas N. - played pinochle and darts
John G. - at my sisters
Darryl B. - I stayed at home and was a good boy Millie
Ann W. - sitting around and watching Jeanette fix her hair
Floyd and Ruby - midnight show
Joyce G. - playing orphan (just for one evening)
Eleanor Fisher - midnight show and that stuff
LaVena J. - you might be surprised so I won't tell
Shirley W. - had a wonderful time dancing
Mr. Riddlebarger - at home
Juanita F. - sick in bed
Elva W. - I started the New Year right - I spent the first hour at a church party
Virginia B: - watching Jeanette put up her hair and write to Logan
John C. - sleepin'
Shirley P. - same as Elva
BRANCHES
On February 10, 1928 a little stranger blessed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Darrall. Weighing about 8 pounds, Darlene, for that's what they named her, has probably gained the title of being the most active of the Senior girls during her high school years.
While participating in several opperettas during her grade school years, she formed a perfect back ground for her high school plays. In her Freshmanyear she played in the all high school play, "Aunt Tillie Goes To Town," also in the Junior play. "Professor, How Could You?" and the Senior play, "Calamity Kids".
With the sale of Victory bonds, votes were bought by members of the Student Body and Darlene was crowned "Victory Queen" during her Freshman year.
She was Vice-president of her class while a Freshman and a Junior. This year she is Senior class reporter, as well as Vice-president of the Student Body.
Darlene has taken P. E. and Glee Club for three years. During her Junior year she sang in the Sextette. She has been Yell Leader for three years and as a Junior she was "Queen of the Wilder Tournament". Her favorite actor is John Hodiak and her favorite actress is Greer Garson. Her hobby is dancing and writing letters.
This spring will bring to a close her schooling here at New Plymouth where £he has gone all twelve years.
In the fall she plans to go to Business School and we're sure her pleasing personality will prove a great asset bringing success in anything she might do.
On another day, August 31, of the same year, 1928, the stork. was again winding his way over New Plymouth, This time he stopped at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fishback and left them a little girl, Blanche, to care for.
Her grade school education was attained at Falk and her high school at "Dear Ole Plymouth High".
She was President of her Junior Class and is Vice-pesident of the Senior Class, of "46". During her Freshman year she was class reporter.
She is 5 1/2 ft. tall, a brownette with fairly dark complexion and dark brown eyes. She is especially to be complemented on her pretty hands and long fingernails.
Her favorite actor is Spencer Tracy and her favorite actress is Greer Garson. She loves to dance.
Blanche plans to go to Business School following her graduation this spring. She has high scholastic standing and we know success will be hers and we wish her lots of luck.
Bob Purcell takes no time in distributing that basket ball of his. Helen Capps one second, Shirley Wilson the next.
YOUNG TIMBER
First Grade
GRADE SCHOOL NEWS
Mrs. Odoms
All are back from the flu and chicken pox except three. Mrs. Joyce Ray Lee Kelso has moved away.
Second Grade
Mrs. James
Mrs. James was ill 3 days last week and substitutes took her place.
Mrs. Collinsworth
Owen Wells and Ralph Kelso have moved away. The class is starting a project in the sand table.
Third Grade
Mrs. Fishback
Johnny Matsubu is a new pupil.
Mark Van Leuven moved away.
Mrs. Gorton
Beverly Blurton and Donna Wagner are new pupils.
Kay Van Leuven moved away.
We had perfect attendance Thursday.
Fourth Grade
Mrs. Highsmith Eleanor Ilett moved away.
Fifth Grade
Mrs. Burns Jimmy Ilett moved to Fruitland.
100% attendance Thursday.
The class is enjoying fractions.
Sixth Grade
Mrs. Betts
No news.
Seventh Grade
Mr. Benjamin
Charles Fellows from Nebraska is a new pupil.
Tommy Jasmer is back in school after an operation.
Ross Limbaugh is on vacation. He saw the Rosebowl games. He is going to old Mexico also.
Jay Wells moved to Pocatello.
Eighth Grade
Mr. Heighten
Darlene Curry its a new pupil.
We elected class officers and cheer leaders from the seventh and eighth grades.
Each room had a party and gift exchange last Friday afternoon.
Gene Tackett, our sure fire Romeo, has found another love after being let down by that most loved Senior girl. She seems to go in for the more cultured things of late. Our Uncle Sam's Navy sent her an orchid corsage for Christmas some one said. But don't quote me. I am not in the floral business.
Conrad's Pharmacy
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Phone 1
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PHONE 18
Payette Valley Cooperative, Inc.
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PHONE 100-W
Glenn's Shoe Repair Shop
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Mil-Ray Cafe
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Wherry Hardware
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PHONE 21-R
New Plymouth Mercantile Co.
PHONES 40 and 41
GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES
DRYGOODS
New Plymouth Groceteria
R.J. Sullivan, Owner
PHONE 17
QUALITY GROCERIES - FRESH MEATSMary's Beauty Shoppe
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PHONE 71-J
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PHONE 32
RES. 83
Idaho Power Company
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