The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-05-16
HIGH SCHOOL
CLOSES TUESDAY
FESTIVITIES TO BEGIN TOMORROW
Rev. HargreayeS viii Preach Baccalaure-
ate Sermon Sunday Degrees Con
ferred Tuesday, Is Graduating.

Commencement days are here. The
trst OF the festivities of the closing Of
the Hood River high school for the
present year will begin tomorrow.
when at l0:30 a. m. tennis tourna.
ment will be held on the local courts
between teams from Stevenson. The
Dalles and Hood River. Doubles and
singles will be played by both teams of
the boys and girls from the different
schools. During the noon hour a
luneheon Will be served the athletes by
the members of Miss Horning's domes.
tic science class.
Tomorrow afternoon the local high
school baseball team will meet The
Dalles team. A great rivalry has ex-
isted between the teams of the Mid
Columbia league of high schools and
the Williams Hardware CO., of The
Dalles, has offered a silver cup to the
pennant winners of the league. The
trophy now lies between the Hood
River and The Dalles teams, II Hood
River wins the game tomorrow, the
two teams will be tied for the cup.
On Sunday evening at the Christian
church Rev. Hargreaves, of the
Heights Baptist church will preach the
Bacealaureatte sermon. The senior
class play, '"rhe Time of His Life, "
will be given at the Monroe opera
house Monday night. The class has
some good talent and with the rehears.
ais that have been given the play
should be very successful.
The pOntnanaaptouf ..slI -.
held Tuesday night at the Helbronner
hall. The program for the occasion is
as follows: Class presidents address,
Miss Viola Nickelsen; reading, Edward
Struck: an essay, Miss Ruth Morton
piano duet, Misses Ruth Morrison and
Elizabeth Thomas; violin solo, Miss
Leila Radfnrd: an address by Dr. JOS
eph Schatfer, head of the department
of history of the University of Oregon.
While these are the plans as worked
out at pesent, Prof. j. o. Mclaughlin,
principal of the high school, states that
some changes may be made in the pro-
gram.
Diplomas will be conferred upon
eighteen students Tuesday night, ten
girls and eight boys. They aud their
respective parents are as follows
Miss Edith Fernald, Mrs. NJ. FernaId
Miss Alma Hinrichs, Mrs P. D. Hin
richs; Miss Lempi Hukari, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Hukari; Miss Elsie Nc.
Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. McLucas
Miss Ruth Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. }.
Morrison; Miss Ruth Morton, J. w.
Morton; Miss Viola Nickelsen, Mr..
and Mrs. G. d. Nickelsen: Miss Mar.
iory Pineo. MIR. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Pineo; Miss Elizabeth Thomas, b. f
Thomas Miss Elsie Wells, Mrs. Mar,
Wells; Glen Corey, Mr. and Mrs. w. II
Corey; John c. show. Mr. and Mrs.
x. H. Coshow; Orland Morse, Mr. and
Mrs. c. l.. Morse; Marshall Pineo, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. w. Pneo Will Sheppard
MIR. and Mrs. Job Sheppard; Walter
Shay, Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.. Shay Ed
ward Struck, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Struck
Emmett Thomas, MIR. and Mrs. l.. b.
Thomas.
The city school board has made the
announcement of the appointment of
the following teachers for the next
school year for the city schools
Superintendent, ]. q. Mclaughlin
principal of high school, l.. B. Gibson
high school faculty, }. W. Critics, Hat
tie l.. Brunquist, Flora Furrow, Alice
Horning; grammar grades, Mrs. G. A.
Cove, Miss Anna Heath Miss Maud
Howard. Miss Bessie Goyette, Miss
Frances Evans, Miss Lulu M. Hicks,
Miss Alta M. Poole. Miss Nellie
Crocker, Miss Pearl Eby, Miss Eliza
beth K. Cooper, Miss Leila Hershner.
Miss Evelyn Welland. Miss Frances
Bragg.