The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-12-31
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

At an assembly last week thirteen
football men were the recipients of
letters in football. To get letter in
any line of athletics at H. R. II. 5. 1t
is necessary to have played half the
games played during the year. Ihis
wear it was necessary to have played
during ten quarters. Thirteen was not
a hoodoo number this year as the team
had very successful season. The
High SchooI-Fireman game, the last
game of the season, was the stltfest
game that has been played in Hood
River for the last five years. The main
handicap this season was the unexper-
fenced line. With veteran line to
center around next season the high
school will have fast team. Bragg,
Coshow. Abraham and Porter are the
only PLAYERS to graduate this year. The
men who received letters were: Abra-
ham, M. Button, Stanton, Bragg,
Can't. Coshow, Nickelsen, Porter, A.
Button, Won der Abe, Jacobsen, Lam
caster, Cochran, and Tollman. How
ard. Moe, and Breed had not enough
time to their credit to get letter but
will stand a chance next year. -Four
of the men are seniors, five are juniors,
one sophomore, one freshman and two
are in the eighth grade. The 1915
football captain has not been elected
vet but the two most promising men
for the position are "Mal" Button ana
Jack Stanton.
The alumni team put it over the
High School quintet last Monday hlRhi
25o24. and the H. r. H. 5. second
team handed it to the Mosier town
team l7-S. The Mosier-2nd team
game was played first so that the
Mosier team could return home Mon
dav night. The Mosier team did NOT
have the least resemblance of chance
after the first few minutes OF play
The lineup for Mosier was: Duns
more, center; R. Bailey and Garroil'
. forwards; and Hudson and a. baliey
guards. For End team: Latferty an'
lewis. guards; Breed, center; an'
Porter, Krohn and Robbins, forwards
The Alumni game was fast eXhioi
tion of the indoor sport. "Geg Fran
and Baker. not alumni, were the sem
tillating duo of the game. In the hal
that Baker played he picked off tou
baskets three of which we're from tn
center of the floor. Franz made nv
= baskets and threw three fouls. S@a
nIayed forward the first half ana Gusr
the last half and threw four TO- ou
of three times up. Thomas, al houg
not up to his 1912 form, tht-w wv
baskets and played fast game. Jone
- conned eff five baskets and threw lou
out of eight fouls. The lineup was:
h,,mr; H. r. II.
l r.anz fwds Jont
1t Shay f"ds p'ot.t os
Baker pu.te
- Bell gds . p1n.,s
Substitutions- Cooper for Ihoms
I Swartout for Baker, Sheppard I
Shay, Shay for Bell, j. Johnsen It
Mcclure. ru:.o.
: The High School students used
unioue method last Monday afterno'
Il. to adyertize the basket ball gam
g Six of the boys paraded with an Q
q; ~ lodge casket stored at the ne bartme
undertaking parlors that was lapei
with signs: ne aiu,hn' ..r
buried tonight at the Rink" and Il.
Alumni team, after the game tonight
Gone but not forgotten" Four OF I
:, boys acted as pallbearers, and WI
N Arthur Clarke's drum to attract atte
= ton and signs announcing the gal
thew made an impression that import
more sheckles into the box office II
~ night than otherwise would have DC
there.
School opens again next Monday a
. the second semester starts January
, Glasses will be started after Janus
: Is in Biology, Economies, Commerc
Arithmetic, Roman History, Ameri'
History, Solid Geometry. and oesi'
these ali English classes are open
on new entries. For further informal
- call at the high school or phone to
Superintendent of City Schools at
high school.