The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-12-18
High School Happenings

In the basket ball games last Friday
the juniors defeated the seniors by a
score of l7-9. The sophs won from
theofreshmen by a score of l4-4, and
the II. R. A. S. girls defeated the
Franktoh girls by the close score of 4
2. The juniors were the surprise of
| the season. Oscar Jones played fSst
game for the junior class and will
/ probably be the mainstay of the high
school team this year. Mcclure. as
guard for the senior team. played a
fine gageOand will be back as strong as
last season. Jesse Thomas entered
school Monday and has begun practis'
ing with the team.
The basket ball game to have been
| played at Stevenson tomorrow has been
changed till January 80. The alumni
team will play the high school Dec. %.
and Dufur will play at White Salmon
Dee. 26 and here Dec. 27.
J. 0. Mclaughlin, superintendent of
city schools, will attend the Western
State Teachers Association in Salem
| next week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. o.. Critics and little
daughter will spend the6r vacation in
Portland. Cir. Critics is teacher OF
the high school.
The literary meeting tonight has
several' good things on the program.
The debate is, "Resolved that Santa
Claus would make a better president
than Teddy Roosevelt. F" George Bragg
! and Elizabeth Carson are debating on
the affirmative and Johu Allen and
Dorothy Baker on the negative side.
Other numbers on the program are.
vocal solos by Lilliaa Brock, Este Bro
sius and Mrs. w. Fort Jackson, Christ
mas recitations by Nellie 1olman.
Kathryn Hartley, Beatrice Shreve and
Jewell Taylor, violin solo by Mari
whitman Whitehead, piano selection
| by Ella Niehans and two numbers by
the high school chorus. The literary
society meets at the high school and
every one is invited to attend.
The deciding game betwen the soph-
omore boys and junior basketeers and
the girls class games viii he played
tomorrow afternoon at the rink At
this time the sophomore ard junior
| boys play for the championship of the
school, the senior girls play the junior
girls, and the sophomore and freshmen
girls play,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton will spend the
holidays in Portland. Mr.. Burton is
mathematics teacher at the high school
The senior and junior classes will
give a reception to MIR. and Mrs. Nor
man l.. Burton tomorrow night at the
home of Mrs. Alma Howe, on the West
Side. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton were re.
Gently married and the students have
planned several receptions before,
which have never materiolized. The
| sophomore and freshman classes will
probably combine in reception after
the holidays.
The senior class play, "Fun in a
Photograph Gallery" to be given Jan
uary and 2, is being reheatsed often
and will be we'll rendered. The fol-
lowing are the names of those sppear-
| ing in the play: Gertrude Nickelsen,
Irene Williams, Ella Mcdonald, Fran
ces Baker, Marian Howe, Olive Rich
ards, Ruth Harris. DeForrest Gould,
Adrienne Epping, Esther Husbands and
eo Noble, Allen Harris, and Law
renee Schetky. The admission will be
% cents.
The seventh annual Hood River High
School Alumni banquet will be held at
the Mount Hood hotel, Dee. 80 at 7.30
p. m. Harold Hershner, '05, is in
charge of the entertainment. All
aIurfAae planning to attend notify Mr.
Hershner so that reservations can be
made.
The basket ball managers of the
class teams are, senior class, Leon
Noble; junior class, Oscar Jones, man.
9ger, Fre9 Coshow, captain; Sopho-
more class, Art johnson: freshman
class Floyd Wright. The manager of
the high school team has not been
elected yet, but either Leon Noble,
Oscar JoEes or Jesse Thomas will OBJ
tain the coveted position.
The sophomore class basket ball team
defeated the Frankton school team
Tuesday night by the score of 1910.
The playing was slow but the teams
were evenly matched.
The H. r. II. S. foot ball tam will
meet their old rivals from The Delles
emporium of learning Christmas day at
Columbia park The two teams have
not met at foot ball for five years and
the fans are anxious to see the out
come of this contest.