The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-02-05
H. R. H. s. NOTES

The II. R. II. S. boys and girls
teams were both defeatediat Stevenson
last Friday. The score of the boys
game was 23-l5, while the H. X. II.
5. suffragettes got away with the
small end of a 1910 score. The Stew
enson boys and girls teams will play
here Feb. l3, and the local teams will
endeavor to secure revenge at that
time. The boys team has not had
sufficient coaching in team work, for
with a crew of nine men there are
surely enough for a champion basket
ball team otherwise. The gilrs' team
was bothered by the new surroundings
and should be the victofs when they
play on their own floor. The boys
team has settled down to work now,
and give promise of becoming team
by the end of the basket ball season.
The Dalles team defeated White
Salmon last Friday night. The Dalles
team gives promise of winning the
pennant, as their only remaining game
is with Hood River Feb. 90 The fans
are looking forward to this game las
great deal of peaceful rivalry exists
between the two schools.
The junior class is the largest class
that has ever occupied room at II.
r. II. S. There are 43 students en-
rolled in that class.
Vira Schuckneck, ex IA, Harry
Wood, ex IA. and Harry Dobson have
returned to school and the enrolment
is rapidly soaring toward 100 students.
The Hill Military Academy basket
ball team meets the local team here
Friday night at the armory. The game
gives promise of being interesting as
the local team is greatly strengthened
since the last engagement with II. M.
A., at which time the II. K. II. team
was defeated.
The basket ball team has received
knit yarn togas which will be worn
while playing. The caps are white
with blue tassels and rims.
Ray Culver, the singing evangelist
who sings night at the Baptist
church, was at the nigh school Tuesday
morning and sang several songs for
the students.
The senior class has ordered class
pins and rings. The class voted not to
allow Ella Oxborrow and Elizabeth
Carson, of the junior class, who are
graduating this year, to wear pins
until they get diplomas.
Karl VondeIoy and Allan Harris will
90 to Vancouver, where they will rep
resent H. R H. s. at the Y. M. c. A..
convention to be held in that city.
The base balls and gloves bave been
taken from the attic and have put in
their appearance on the school grounds.
This seems to be rushing the season
somewhat. The base ball outlook at II.
X. H. S. is very coed and good team
will be on the field this year.
The eighth grade pupils celebrated
at class party last Friday night.
There are az pupils in the eighth grade
this year. The graduates of this large
class will swell the high school enroll
ment next year.
Bill Harvard was unable to get to
Hood River for his lecture last Tues
day on account Of the wet road bed in
the southern part Of the state. which
caused him to be unable to meet his
schedule. He will lecture at the high
school Feb. Is. No admission will be
charged.
|. X. Acheson, of Butler Banking
Co., will give the first of two lectures
Feb. IL on the subject. Excepting
Books and Keeping a Bank Account. .
The lecture will be given before the
night school students.
The manual training display will moi
be up, as was previously stated, by
Saturday, as MIR. Fertig is waiting fol
several of the private pieces of furni
ture to be finished. Probably the most
difficult piece of furniture tried by any
student is an Office desk upon which
Perry Williams is working. Dewalt
Bonebrake is making a large round tor
table which is also very difficult
Leon Noble has just completed fold
ing apple paper tray.
About 20 girls who have been signed
up inlthe walking and hill climbing
ulvnson of the Oregon Trail clul
walked to koberg's landing anC
climbed to petrified tree last Sunday.
The tennis division is probably the
most popular of any in the club
Forty-five girls have signed in tina
d vision.
The debators for the meet will
White Salmon Feb. n, are working oil
their arguments.
Ella Mcdonald and Olive Richards, tn
veteran debators, will go to Whit
Salmon and debate there and Mar,
Sheppard and Ruth Harris will enter
tain two Washington debators at tn,
high school.