Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-11-19
HIGH SCHOOL. NOTES

eugene Hanafin and Paul Dumviile
ava reports of the Thursdays game
a Gooding for theme work. yesterday.
rha game was played between Wen
sau and Shoshone. (The1r reports
.yere most interesting.
In the first half the Wendell team
1ould not stand against our line plum
xes Our experience in former games
taught US the advantage of making
these plunges strong.
This game gave Shoshone team the
.econd defeat by the Wendell High
rhe defeat was no discredit however,
| fbr the game was called before all the
shoshone players arrived. Without
/ wen a chance to warm, Capt. Chas.
/ Homes led his players out on the field
T ma repeatedly kept the fast Wendell
| 4eam from making yardage. It was
| only near the end Of the first half that
] wendell by means of a forward pass
failed to kick goal. Shoshone came
/ lack strong in the second half. Lit
] te Willie Ryan star half-back for
| shoshone, downed his opponent time
ma again after he had broken thru
an opposition
Captain Jones and Leon Pagoai
| played their usual brilliant game.
xhile every lineman showed great i'm
provement over former games.
Friday the boys go to Jerome where
the battle the eleven of that city.
Wednesday morning the fire bell was
sounded and the pupils were out Of the
building in 40 seconds.
The English department is greatly
Indebted to the Commercial class for
pimeographing. rules for capitaliza-
ton. Each pupil of high school has
been given a copy
Dorothy Whitenack gave the eighth
English class an interestingg account
Of the football game between Idaho and
utah Monday morning
Part of the theme follows:
n The Idaho University band furnish
ID the music of the day They were
6essed in the University colors, yell
bw and white When one-half of the
Eme was finished the band led the
sndsnts in snake dance in front-of
fhe grand stand. When the dance was
fnished some of the choicest yells F
Fare given
The Idaho team wore yellow swea-
ters and the Utah boys wore crimson.
The opinion of the people, as the boys
came on the field, was that the teams
we're very well matched, and this was
proven to be so as the game was play
led
when one half of the game was fin
shed the score was nothing to moth
ing. The game was most interesting
and exciting when the next quarter was
phyed. at the close of which the score
xas three to nothing in favor of Idaho.
|M the first part of the last quarter,
Ft@ho made seven. The final score was
- to nothing in favor of Idaho.
About seven thousand five hundred
16ple witnessed the game.
eight girls have signed up {
~ basket ball with Miss Carpenter
~ coach. They hope to have their
M practice game tonight. 1t was l
ronored that some of the faculty. G
mmbers will organize team.
We are glad to see Wilton Kilpat- :
st& ind Weston Bruker back in school '
sner i rather prolonged absence. c
The ShoshoneHigh School is proud 4
g the eighth grade class because II t
NEels along all lines OF work aud
pAool activities One seldom hears c
vi members of the class complaining
too long lessons or too hard ex;un- (
aations The quarterly examinations \
Pewed very few "hunkers. No one p
afraid to grapple something new, II
'ut all take hold OF work with sl'.on- L
'ed for tie welfare of the school as {
sple. Aud the girls can cook the =
~ things! The English teochers "
&c entertained Tuesday afternoon u
va three-course dinner so we know
at We are talking about when we pi
"a Three cheers for the Eighth class
'he Shoshone High School" al
NE high school was gayly enter n
$Z 'ed at the Parish house last Thurs III
zt evening by the Freshman class
evening was spent by playing sc
'es and dancing, after which ex- ~
ent refreshments were served by a.
freshman girls. 81
'e evening was enjoyed by all, and II
~ Mr.. Gibson and Miss Carpeneer