The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-10-29

at $50. No extra admission will bs
charged for taking automobiles or car.
riages inside the grounds.
The literary society will meet tonight
The program includes q short play, rec
itations and a debate between foul
junior boys. Mark Moe and Julius ia
eobsen will debate Leonard HowarC
and Art johnson on the Normal schoo
situation which will be voted on next
month.
A plan is now started to serve q hoi
lunch TO the high school students al
noon. II enough Of the students wani
this instituted arrangements will b.
made 90 serve them at cost. Over 81
students ride in from surrounding dis
tricts and many Of the school students
live at a great distance from the
school, and from these it is hoped that
enough will enter into this to make the
plan prove feasible.
Floyd Berry, who was in the fresh
man class last year and was catcher or
the base ball team part of the season,
came in from the tall timber and en-.
tered school again. The enrolment has
now reached 1877 and is rapidly ap.
preaching the two century mark.
The student body met last Friday and
finished the election of officers. "Bung
Button was elected vice president OF
the student body, Jack Stanton, ath-
letic editor of the Mascot: Mae Shay,
vice president of the literary society,
and Frederick Coshow, sergeant at
arms of the literary society.
Z The stuudent council met last Friday
to discuss plans for the class parties
this year. The student council this
year has Ia members, as follows: Prof.
Mclaughlin, Helen Sutthoff, Hilma
Imholz, Dorcas Dewitt, Mary Shep-
pard, Laurence Hershner. Allan But
ton, Fred Coshow, Clifford Porter, Jack
Stanton, John Allen, Bryan Abraham,
Aubrey Pape and Lee Spaulding.
The Hood River High foot ball team
defeated the second team1 last Friday
$50. This was probably the hardest
practice the first team has run up
against this year. The scrimmages
were rough and the scrubs fought hard.
but were unable to score. However, in
the last quarter they showed real pep
and pushed the first team down the
field to the Is yard line.
Miss Flora Furrow is back at her
desk again, presiding over the history
and mathematics classes.
The eighth grade pupils quartered on
the lower floor at the high school build
ing declared "a siege on their dear
teacher" last Monday. The artillery
used peanuts for ammunition and soon
made the teacher hunt for cover. The
teacher, Miss Shuck, hoisted flag Of
truce but even this was unavailing as
the besieging host kept up the firing
till they ran short of gubers. Their
the teacher came out from under her
desk. The enemy retreated and the
janitor cleaned up the spoils of war.
Coach Critics didn't like the way bis
foot bawl team was practicing Monday
night, so got in the game as full back
on the scrub team. His regulars took
advantage of this to play rough with
him. and he came to school Tuesday
morning with colored optic and q
rotten disposition.
Night school opened last Monday
with an enrolment of so. "The en-.
rollment was gratifying" said Prof
Mclaughlin. ''as we have done very
little boosting this year, and did moi
expect so large an enrolment for the
opening night" Night school will be
held on Monday and Wednesday even
lngs from 7.30 to $50 p. m. Glasses
are being made up in beginning and
advanced English grammar, beginning
and advanced arithmetic, spelling and
bookkeeping, and if these is any de.
mand for classes in domestic science
and manual training they will be sup.
piled.