Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-17
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The interference Friday was tn
best that the boys have worked thi
year and Jerome was unable to breal
1t up. Heretofore this was the boy
weak spot but it seems to be over
come. The Shoshone high school de
feated Jerome high school As to 6, las
Friday The Shoshone team had th'
advantage from the start, for Jerome:
line could not hold them. The game
started with a long end run by Edwin
Groose which ended in a touchdown
Edwin Groose and Earl Swope kept
making long end runs, which Jerome
could not stop. Charles Wilson made
several gains through the Jerome
line. On account of Chester John
son being hurt in the last of the first
half, Earl Swope played quarter back
and Bob Mabbutt played right half
while Morris Harness was put in at
right tackle. Lawrence Cullen caught
several passes, two of which he made
touchdowns from. He also recovered
a tumble made by Jerome and car
ried the ball across the field for a
touchdown. Touchdowns: Edwin
Groose, 1; Earl Swope, l; Bob Mabbutt
/; Lawrence Cullen, 5; Wilson. l.
Goal kicks: Wilson, 2; Swope, 1.
Line up: Right end, Newman;
right tackle, Bob Mabbot Morris Har-
ness; right guard. Thomas Cary; CEN
ter Turner; left guard, Peter Mason,
S. Crosse; left tackle, Chick Gwin;
left end, Lawrence Cullin; quarter
back, Chester Johnson, Swope, right
half back, Swope, Mabbot; left half
back, Edwin Groose; full back, Chick
Wilson. Stars: Swope, Cullin,
Groose, Wilson-but all did we'll.
Teacher. explaining how a man put
wings on his hands and feet and flew
for ten miles.
Chick: That's nothing, I saw horse
fly.
lie ANN dl lOOLbetAl JdlA4QCN wac
given Saturday night, Nov. II. at the
home of Bessie Newman. The hos
tesses were: Leah Borden, Lola
Chrisman, Lois Dunn, Georgia Farrell,
Nyda Walton, Inez Dunn, Martha Mil
Ter and Bessie Newman, Olivia Chap
man.
The house was artistically decorated
in purple and white, the first course
served was bullion which was mis-
taken for tea and usual flavoring
was used causing great amusement
among the girls. Toasts were given
and Earl Swope was elected captain
for the football team of 1917. Those
present were Coach MacGraw, Captain
Wilson. Professor Johnson, Groose.
Gwin, Johnson, Newman, Harness,
Casey, Chapman. Cullen, Swope, Gle
ments, Mabbot, Doolittle, Mason, Tur-
ner and Lynch.
The Student Body is going to give
it's first entertainment this evening |
friday in the form of high school |
dance and all school pupils are re-
luested to be present.
After the banquet a dance was Civ
en- by the boys for the hostesses which |
was enjoyed by all.
The new loose leaf encyclopedia in
stalled recently is being greatly en-
joyed by all high school pupils.
The school board has rented the
K. P. hall and basket ball practice will
soon.
The Crescent Literary Society have |
postponed their program until Friday,
nth.
The president of the Freshman class
s flirting a new line around given
Ter by her classmate, Ami Clements. |
Owing to the hardness in school, it
las been made rule that each pupil
must make up double time 1t is thot
some" pupils will have to stay until
he wee hours of the morning.
One period was spent Monday af-
ernoon to arrange for the high school
.nnual. Never before has this school
ad an annual, but Charles Gwin was
lected Chief Editor of the staff. so a
reat success is expected by ALL
Annual Staff.
,ditor in Chief-..-..---...--..- Chas Gwin
SIS. Editor. Borden
BUSINESS Manager. Lowell Danilson
dvertising Manager. Peter Mason
ociety Editor. Chrissman
thletic Editor. Edwin Crosse
lass Editor--..--.-.-...---. Turner
ditor of humorous events....--.-...-....
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