Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-21

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/ The Public Speaking class is busy
working on the Emergency Tariff Bill.
I The class expects to choose the best
debaters and debate the question be-
/ fore the assembly Jan. 28.
The Eighth Grade
Some People say we're denSe.
/ Some some we talk nonssnce,
But between you and the fence.
We're going to tell those gents.
That they're the ones,
Who talk nonsense.
Contributed by Lucille Haddock.
Savez-vous?
The Shoshone girls they are the ones,
Savez- vous?
With light step and smiling face,
Savez- -vous?
The Shoshone girls they are the ones
with light step and smiling face.
Hinkey dinkey Savez- vous?
The Shoshone girls they get the bali.
Savez- -vous?
And try their best to beat them all,
Savez- -vous?
The Shoshone girls they are the ones
with happy hearts and basket ball,
Savez-vous?
The Shoshone girls they are the ones.
SaVez- -vous?
They study hard and are so good
Savez- -vous?
They get the ball and throw it high,
And into the basket it does fly,
Hinkey Dinkey, Savez-vous?
by Madeline Hanafin.
The Shoshone Girls Basket Ball team
played their second game of the sea-
son in Richfeld, last Friday night. In
the beginning the game went against
Shoshone. Richf1eld scoring six, to our
three. The first half ended nine to six
I'm our favor. In the second half Rich
field scored only two points, the game
ending twenty three to eight in our
favor. Our girls put up a good game
and our H. S. can justly be proud of
them. The lineup was: Alice Alexan-
der. and Elaine Clover, forwards; Hat
tie Peck and Catherine Wehrley. CEN
ters; Eleanor Anderson and Ethel
Chrisman, guards.
Every one remember the Athenian
program January 81. We are going
to stage a splendid program.
Everyone who wants to see what
sweet little fellow Billy is, just come
next Friday the 21st to the High
School
Program for Athenian Literary Society
January 21.
Song-Patches byAgnes and Alice
Alexander. Verna Mcmahon. Mar
garet Condlyn, Alberta Dunn, Ethel
Chrisman.
Singing of Thrift Songs .... Society
Play ................... The arrival of Billy.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Margaret Sherwood verna Mcmahon
Jon Sherwood Lloyd Crothers
AIx-- NT@I.
Hanafin.
Peck
Miss Flint-A spinster. Alice
Alexander
Mrs. Noyes.- Margarets mother..........
.-..... Muriel marlborough.
They BuiIded Better Than They Knew
The Pilgrims are OF the number who |
builded better than they knew and are
to be honored. not so much for the mar
row theocracy they designed as for
the broad democracy. the foundation |
which they actually laid.
The Pilgrims were God fearing men
and women. who loved liberty and who
dearly sacrificed for 1t. but it is a mis-
take to suppose that their purpose was
to establish the principles OF religious
genuine democracy.
air purpose was to establish 4
theocracy: the religious and civil lib
artv thev sought was liberty for them
selves and for others of like faith and
ora ctice
But in ciaiming liberty for them
selves the PILGRIMS and Puritans set
worthy example. eThey challenged
he right Of the British crown To domi-
late their religious faith and prac-
ice and in due time others challenged
heir right Of domination in matters Of
Conscience.
II was ROGER Williams and 1ther
lissenters from the harshness of the
'uritan doctrine. who established ,
,stahished religious liberty in New ,
England
II was the Quakers. Roman Catholics
eartists and Preshvterians who per- !
nrined the same great service IN the
south. Nyhiie the spirit of the revoir ,
irst arosc in Massachusetts. II must
lof he fni gotten that II was Thomas
cf"creon v'-~'r'an who WRITE the
of rndsoendence and Jas.
Madison aro+he~ virrinian who Is {
-rawR as the father of the Constitu- s
ion. l
Yes in the wards Of Emerson the {
Pilgrims I
Huilded better than thev know '
The conscious stone to beauty {
rev."
Contributed by Florence r,dwards 3