Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-04-08
'SEOSHONE HIGH SCHOOL
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ShosnOne is our town;
Our girls, they are the prettiest girls,
IN -. me cOun.yy round.
our teachers, they are on The job,
We study, never fear;
Our yelis, you near them ringing out
In country lar and near.
Dear old High School,
Shoshone High.
Dear old High School,
Wen wave your banners high. KI VI
We are always game.
We are never lame.
We are always in the race.
With the other schools in the country
We always set the pace.
SO whoop it up Yes yell it out.
And shout it to the sky;
No other school is in the race
With Shoshone High
Marshall Jones, Senior
The Triangular debate has been post
poned until April %.
The Senior class sold popcorn at the
vaudeville program held at the Baugh
Theatre last Wednesday, night Altho
il was not a success from the financial
standpoint. il showed that the Senior
Class had come to life.
Don't forget the hi@h school play
"lsICFED OUT OF COLLEGE," the
15h. Tickets are nov on sale at Sin
clair's Pharmacy. Come one, come all.
Miss Carpenters freshman class held
a debate on Monday afternoon. Sub
ject. Resolved that the city should
control the electric light service. The
negative side won
The eighth grade arithmetic class has
been doing some excellent work in
making n practical application of all
the fundamental principles taught this
year. These principles have been ap-
Dlied TO Industrial problems with a
view toward giving the pupil a work
able knowledge Of arithmetic in the
afr0 irs Of life That we are applying
9rithmetic TO industry is shown by the
following list Of Problems: Probleras
in woodwork. Business Strategy. In
dustrv Of the Kitchen Dai-v T7dlstr,-.
Problems IN Irrigation. Work Of the
Farm. The Iron Industrv anS such
principles that every ue o',fnss 81. builder
and contractor must 1-r
If the farmers 7nf members Of this
class who cannot n70a-t.-n hay in the
stack notify Shosh nc High school
next September.
Members of the Senior class have
finished the text hool- on the Short
Story. They are now writing stories
endea vcring TO secure tHe FIVE essen
tials of 4 good story: simplicity. plaus-
Utility. originality. climax and suspense
that holds the readers interest to the
end.
The plot of each story is based on a
true incident. the finding of a young
girls journal in a house. supposed to
be haunted.
The Journal is still to be found in a
in New Orleans Each stu
ient treats the subject in her own orr
-inal way
One students treatment of the Incl |
lent appears in this weeks issue OF I
he Journal others will follow during
he coming weeks.
In the midst of New Orleans. Ga. city |
# the South where superstition easily |
was beautiful home. A |
arge vine covered stone wall crumbling |
With age enclosed this mansion. No |
body knew who owned this building. |
he records having been destroyed
Once some boys climbed over the /
vail but never returned. at another |
ire a policeman was sent to discover
he mysteries which surrounded this
'lace, but the same castrophe befell |
lin.
Mysterious sounds were heard. ghosts
we're seen. every body feared the place,
iobody would pass it after dark. It
vas said that not even dog or a cat
Tould venture near.
A young man hearing OF this n1yster-
BUS place. not believing in ghost stories
nd other fantacies formed a party OF
few more men Of his daring nature. L
nd raided the house This is what
1ey found. Counterfeiters, machinery
l the basement to which there was 4 [;
ecret entrance. They discovered
ecret doors all through the house. At |,
ne time the house had been luIuri-
nsly furnished: a few OF the draperies
ill remained. A wardrobe belonging .
, some young girl WAS found The
othes fell to pieces with age. In {
mother room a skeleton of a man was I
d and stained was Uncovered. III
Ike my story from this journal ii
Jean knew nothing OF her father and y
'OtneT anu naTuif reIne1nDereQ neT Z
anne. She had childhood memories OF | Q
lie Sisters school in France where she v
Id never been permitted to go outside d
lily into the gardens and they were =
tut in from the rest OF the world. 7
hese gardens were ancient and beau K
full. here. she had her only compan- i.
ms. the birds. the trees, and the v
overs. d
One day she was examining some
mes that grew on the wall she noticed
crack and for the first time saw a
impse OF the outside world. From h
is time on. she spent several hours. c
lily, watching the people go by. One p
" young man saw her there. and D.
ked why she was peering forth so 81
stfully. She replied. Il hardly know {,
10 l am. or where came from. why "
I'm here; 1 am never permitted TO go n,
tside; have everything 1 want but
,edom-- III
Is there anyone OF your relatives w
lying here with your" IN
No" was the reply but there are -,