The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-04-30
SCHOOL NEWS

An AIt utGuAE at lA1h
week Jack Stanton and Beatrice Florer
came out with the highest averages.
The complete list who will now fight
for the cup are Elsie Moore. Dorothy
Baker. Ruth Harris, Helen Hargreaves,
Jack Stanton and Beatrice Florer. In
last weeks debate Ella Niehans came
in a close third. Some Of the audience
had her picked for second place, but
the official ballot was for Beatrice
FlOrer. The two winners were both of
the affirmative side. The final debate
will be held at Library hall, May IL.
The debate will be the only literary
number on the program that evening.
The girls chorus will give several Sc
lections. however, that evening.
Howard Cooper. mainstsy Of the
track team, severely sprained his ankle
last Friday while practicing. Cooper
will probably not be able to enter any
meets this year. He held probably first
places in vsulting and high jump, and
second places in shot put and discus.
AS the local high hasn't any man for
the sprints this year and were depend
ing on winning in weight events, this
is some sad occasion.
MAY Is, on which date the local ath-
letic teams and rooters will raid The
Dalles, is a holiday, Primary election
day, and for that reason the local
school will not be losing a day of
school. On May q, when the two
schools meet here, The Dalles high
school will lose day Of school. But
that date is the last day Of school here.
The senior class amateur Thespians are
rehearsing the class play to be given
Thursday, May q. The play chosen
was "Esmeralda. Florence Brosius,
Gertrude Stanton. Ruth Harris, Ella
Mcdonald and Esther Husbands, and
Leon Noble, Hayes Bickford, Thurston
Laraway, Lawrence Schetky and Allan
Harris will be in the play. Florence
Brosius and Hayes Bickford will play
the title roles.
The call of the sand lot was too much
for some of the high school students
during the Helena Hood River series of
ball games, and as a result six of them.
FIVE boys and one girl. we've suspended
for two days and given additional ex-
animation penalties. The students left
school at 245 instead of waiting till
$50 p. m.
In the tennis tryouts for girls only
three sets were played. Adrienne Ep-
ping won from Ella Mcdonald, Frances
Y. Baker won from Ella Mcdonald and
also came out victor in her set with
Adrienne Epping. The standing of
is Baker, first place, Ep-
ping second place and Mcdonald third
place. Frances f. Baker has won the
letter as champion of girls. In boys
tryouts Moe won from Pape and was in
turn defeated by Howard. Shank also
lost to Howard, who, after attaining
such a dizzy height, got nervous and
lost to BickfOrd. Bentley won from
Carnine and in set with Bickford was
defeated. Bickford defeated w. Woods
and now holds fourth place and is a
candidate for third honors. Hershner
and Laraway both defeated Porter,
who will play Bickford for third place.
Rershner and Laraway will battle for
first place and the letter. The loser in
this met will hold second place.
Two classes of freshmen hashers gave
tea last Friday. The menu was Bos-
ton cookies, lettuce sandwiches, egg
sandwiches and nut sandwiches, nut
bread and tea and coffee. The culinary
artists were Dayton McLucas, Frances
Castner, Emily Wiley, Marie Bartmess,
Lillian Brock. Marguerite Parsons,
Theona Hall, Vivian Jones, Helen Car
son, Olive Widen, Pearl Merrill,
Gladys Calkins, Ruth Blowers, Ruth
Vaughn, Mariwhtmar Whitehead, Al
Ian Harris, Evelyn Nebendahl, Chas.
johnson, Sidney Carnine, Henry Haas,
Jocye Casteel.
The fourth of the domestic science
dinners was served Tuesday by Frances
L. Baker, Leita Bowerman, Della
Smith, Elsie Moore, Ruth Harris, Vira
Shuckneck and Esther Husbands. The
menu was vegetable soup, saltine wa
fers, roast pork, and apple jelly, stuffed
potatoes, asparagus patties, lettuce
salad, cheese straws, angel food cake,
pine apple Bavarian cream and coffee.
This is surely some menu to cost only
25 cents per plate, and the dometsc
science department is training the stu
The II. r. II. S. tennis, track and
base ball teams journey to The Dalles
next Saturday to line up against The
Dalles teams The local team stands a
good chance of taking the tennis hon
Ors, at base ball they can hold their
own with The Dalles team and stand
some chance of winning. At track all
the locals have is ambition and spirit.
Dethman, Mcclure, W. Woods, Pape.
johnson, Harris and Noble are all
that are left in track work. Few, if
any, of these men are point winners.
Since Cooper's injury Herr Gloon" "
has pervaded the local school. Cooper
has come out till in some things he
comes up with Blagg. Those who
know predict that III another year he
will he the greatest point getter the
local high has ever had. The Dalles
teams will invade local territory with
return meets May %.
The junior class will give the senior
class the annual party Saturday night,
May s, at |. o. 0. +. hall. The juniors
have $40 with which they will pay the
expenses. Last year the Juniors ex-
pended $50 for the party. The present
Juniors are certainly expense trim
mers. The entire class taxations this
year was 40 cents per student. The
faculty approves of this and think that
$50 is sufficient to be spent on any high
school pink tea. -
The subject of the final debate of
the year will be, Resolved that the
Oregon legislature should consist of
only one house.
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