Shoshone journal., 1923-10-19
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SCHOOL NOTES
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sster weeks absence.
Wilton Fitzpatrick is working at the
Morton & Fuller garage.
Several Of the High school students
attended the dance here last Friday
evening.
The Freshman class will stage a
boxing and wrestling match in the
near future.
Carl Gunderson was called from
school Monday on account of his
,ather's illness.
Mr.. Harold Hawks, Of Caldwell, was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil P.
Pollard on Tuesday.
The foot ball squad is working hard
so they will be in shape for the game
with Buhl this Friday.
Mrs McFall-"Nina, don't you think
''Whizz Bang" is rather heavy ma
terial for a Freshie?"
Elva Leek has just started to school
In the Fifth grade where she will
probably finish the term.
After speaking about George Eliot
in class Mrs. Pollard asked if 'he"
was a man or a woman.
Two new members, Francis Schwag-
er and Oscar Peterson, enrolled in
the High school this week.
Teacher-"What did the charter
promise?"
Scholar-"It promised US children"
Monday a number of Junior girls
gave a farewell party for Miss Olive
Gambrill. who left Tuesday for Port
land.
A number of Sophomore girls had
a very enjoyable evening Saturday at
the home Of Bernice Dunn. Candy
was made and enjoyed by all.
The Freshman class will sell candy
at the show, IF Winter Comes, on
Friday and Saturday nights, October
26th and 9th.
The Sophomore, Junior and Senior
classes are wondering whether the
Freshman class is going to give them
a party in return for the initiation
The B division of the chemistry
class has taken up food chemistry
Friday we tried to find some ammon-
% in corn bread. The result was the
disappearance of the corn bread
Where? Ask me no questions and
I'll tell you no lies.
Mr.. Curtis was very condescendlhs
20 nostnone our English III exam.'
but really, Mr.. Curtis, we would
rather take the exam. at the appointed
honr next time. because Elizabethian
sonnets are worse to learn than an
exam Amt nature grand? We think
so!
Dailv announcement from the stu
dent body: "Pd like to have all the
foot hall men out to practice tonight
Now want everyone of you to set
- and learn those signals. As you
III know we play Bull Friday and
Won must know the signals.
Tho sboshone Study club of TINS
,;+v gave most enjoyable recep-
lion at the school building last Thurs-
,o evening in honor of the teachers
z,ollowing the program of readings
md musical numbers, punch anu
sars were served and general
social hour was enjoyed.
A. the high school assembly pro-
,,.ar, last Thursday afternoon 'ne
giftb grade presented the pa"
on the Hearth" Following
ba play Nina Newman played Vio-
- selection and Lucille HaddocK
,,aro solo. The Seventh grade ana
eighth grade were visitors during 'Hs
ime.
The shoshone foot ball aggregate"
,o,aa,ed the Richneld eleven on 'he
,oms field last Friday afternoon W
score OF 70 O. The shosho"e
cam played straight foot ball ouI'ns @
i, entire game and only once were
aaneer OF being scored upon.
.,ehfield could only advance 'ns ~.
y passes, tbeir line being ov'"s'spsp
bout i've pounds % the man spg
hono vas only held fof hrs' downs
nee ana ths game was pi'''',
sely played 10 iflehHelq .'''''p't
.iehoeld gss ouipleyee lp pN ''p''
.... - the aamo and aulinf iif