Shoshone journal., 1921-04-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
OF SCHOOL NOTES IN
NEWSPAPERS

From the standpoint OF the school
tbero ere two definite values to school
n04e4Eto provide laboratory facilities
Tor Englieh classes and to secure a
vide community interest and cQ-opera-
tio<-&n the,.work OF the institution. The
pe{ential Importance Sof ~ ctose har--
r,ony between the community and It's
u,esf important institution cannct <-s
,gver estimated. The school touches
moro homes than any other institution
s3ke work Of the teacher Ia able TO
6enbae in value by q hearty CD orera-
tjon from school patrons.
The waiia waiia Rotary Club has
made g systematic effort to further tho
w3lfare of the young people ofs-taa
eywn Last summer canvass OF the
~ntffo hst OF the boy graduates. frona,
The eighth grade was made In their
public echoois. with the result that
-. .46 per cent Of the boys entered high
school m September The business
men OF the town can make the echoo1
q r-soet dtgnified institution to the young
people by showing an activs interest
IN it's welfare '-'~
The play clicked Out of College"
esverf st the Baugh THEATRE Friday
r,fxht nader 7~tfe supef~ision Of Mss
rJmatead was In every way success
At the opening OF the play, the house
was crowded with expectant patrons.
When the curtain arose, the spectators
saw before them a typical college
scene. About IS college students.
-dreeaed in the heighth Of fashion lolied
about the room with cigarettes drop
ing from their lips.
An atmosphere OF reality surrounded
the stage during the whole play. Old
xso1leee songs were chanted with much
bep and fervor. a college play was ire
heareed under the direction OF Jimmy
Hana1n. alias Sandy, who did es-
pecfaify we'll. All parts were enacted
With great credit while the audience
vas kept in a constant uproar by the
antics of Leviticus and the horror OF
Sandy upon seeing his wife,
The play was divided into three acts,
The curtain dropping each time Bottles
introduced a new wife. s4s
The audience sat spell-bound from
start to finish. their interest never
waning. Mush wonderment was ex-
pressed at the capability of the several
characters in interpreting their various
parts and at the poise and bearing
shown by them in delivery
The credit for the success of this
plav should 20 to Miss Unlstead who
selected the play, chose the characters
and rehearsed them until they reached
The point of perfection exhibited at the
thertre.
Friday April %. is the date for the
Triangular Debates to be held at Sho-
shone and Jerome and Gooding. The
question will be. Resolved that Immi-
grafton should be prohibited for five
years. The affirmative team Is:
Marshall Jones' Iva Silva and William
RYAN. The negative team is: Florence
Millsaps, Elaine Clover and Alice
Alexis nder At two o'clock Friday
afternoon the Shoshone negative de-
hates Goodings affirmative team here
al the High School auditorium
Friday evening, Shoshone's affirm
ative team will debate Jerome's mega
tive team at Jerome. A small ad-
mission fee will be charged at the
High School Friday afternoon to-help
Cover expenses. All patrons Of the
school are cordially invited.
Last Friday the assembly was en-
tertained with an Arbor Day Program
directed by Miss Keller and Miss Gun
tierson. The program with the reading
OF the Governors proclamation by
Dick Serpa. Beatrice Mills gave a talk
on the origin of Arbor Day and Supt.
Wesson addressed the school on the
Importance of conserving our forests.
Five Silva sang "Out Where The
West Begins" Miss Silva has never
entertained the assembly before so we
did not know what an excellent voice
she had We hope that she will sing
oil