Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-07
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'SHOSHONE HIGH SCHOOL
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Faculty Editors
Editor in Chief ...--.......... Miss Mills.
Athletics ....-.....--...............- Mr.. Gibson
Editors in Chief ......-...-..... Senior Glass
Junior Reporters .-.--.. Lillian Burgess,
Ethel Chrisman, Richard McCollum
Sophmore Reporters ..............-. Muriel
Landsborough. Eleanor Anderson,
George Haddock
Newman, Wilton Kirkpatrick.
Eighth Grade Reporters Francis
Ash, Harold Wheeler.
Seventh Grade Reporters Edna
salzer, Grace Beckett
Boom. Boom! Boom
We don't bluff
We're the stuff,
Shoshone High School. that's enough.
Riff Raj Ruf-Rif Raj Ruf;
Pretty hot stuff
Shoshone High School, that's enough.
PILGRIM TERcENTENARY PRO-
GRAM
We all enjoyed giving the program,
in ton of bhe Pilgrims,
Wednesday December %, 1920.
Miss Alice Alexander, who imper-
sOnated the minister, William Brewster
gave the following talk to the Pilgrims
in the episode, signing Of the Com
pact"
I'VE. We pilgrims. voluntary
exiles from our English homes,
have agreed to brave the hard
ships of an unexplored country
that we may worship God accord
ing to the dictates of our own
conscience. We hope to build up
in this new land a nation dedicated
to God Beaten about by storms
we have come to a part of America
not granted to us by the London
Company's charter, which we now
have in our possession. Freedom
is our prize but in order to have
perfect freedom a se,f-government
mus be ,nstitlt.d BY God's most
graciols Guidance we have writtsn
a compact which holds those things
for which we have struggled as
sacred and lawful.
I invoke the Lords blessing TO
rest upon We while his worship,
Governor John Carver. whom ye
have chosen as your leader. pre-
sents to you for your consideration
and approval the Mayflower Com
pact"
The adoption of this Mayflower
Compact was the beginning of self
government in America. Two nations
Of Europe have ciarm-1 that This idea
of self government was taken from
history have not been convinced.
The Sophomore class in English will
soon complete themes on "The Rela- I
tion of the Mayfiower Compact to .
our Constitution"
Miss Umsteads public speaking
class is getting popular. Miss I'm
stead gave the pupils who were in
he Singing School a liberal grade for
heir work in Pilgrim Program.
Keith Probart looks on the Seniors
With dignity. (My. I wonder whyD
John Conklin. from Hagerman. has
uttered the Freshman class That
lass now numbers about forty-six.
The Athenian Society will give
program the last period Of Friday
fternocn. January a.
The high school girls will have
-ame with Richfield in the near future.
CHAUTAUQUA
The high school has been very for
unate to secure a Chautauqua which
$ coming next Saturday eve. January
Each entertainment will be bene-
cial as we'll as entertaining.
The lecture by Wong Chung Chun,
n the japanese question should be
cry interesting to the history stud
nts as well as to outsiders.
The musical entertainments are
omething we all look forward to- as
he talent is advertised as the best
hat can be secured. I
The McCords, viii be well worth 7
lille. for any one who aspires for a
areer on the stage.
The troupe from New Zealand
peaks for itself.
Thirty percent of the receipts will
o to the associated student body fund 7
, be used as it sees fit for the pro-
lotion Of any student activity, bene- y
cial to the students at large.