The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-12-24
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

The junior class basket ball team de-
feated the sophomore-s basket ball
team last Friday 24-l4. The game
was slow, no one doing especially bril-
liant playing. The lineup was for jun
iors: johnson and Bentley, guards:
Nal Button, center, and Jones and
krohn forwards. For allies: lmhoiz
and Lewis, guards Cooper. center, and
Robbins and Lafferty, forwards.
The city school closed yesterday for
the holidays and will not reopen until
Jaunary 4. Most of the out of town
students have already returned to the
parental roof to get teir feet under the
family table for Christmas.
The II. R. H. S. quartet, which be-
gan its musical career at meeting of
the high school literary last month, is
having rushed schedule at present.
Yesterday at p. m. they sang at the
alumni day assembly held at the high
school. At S.l5 they appeared at the
meeting of the Hood River Woman's
club at library hall. Their next ap
pearance will be at the h. r. II. 5.
alumni banquet to be held at Eliot hail
next Tuesday night. The personnel of
the quartet is George Bragg, Fred Co.
show, Jack Stanton and Nal Button.
Mrs. C. H. Henney, music teacher in
the city schools, is directing the quar-
tet. The high school girls also sang
yesterday at the meeting of the Wo-
mans club.
The high school VS.. alumnae basket
ball game will be staged next Monday
night at the armory. 1t is probable
that the h. Z. II. 5. second team will
play the Mosier school team as a side
attraction. 1t has not been denfiitely
decided who will play on the alumni
team, but it will probably be "Jing"
johnson, 'lS. and Mcclure, IL, guards;
Swartout, 'l3, center; Shay. ", and
Blagg, 'l3, forwards, and Sheppard,
IL, substitute. For the school Art
johnson, Bentley, Cooper. M. Button.
Jones, Thomas and Krohn will compose
team. bud" Thomas is the only
man on the 1918 team who will not be
on the alumni team and in this ell
gagement he will be playing against
his own team-mate.
"Heinie" Blagg, 'lS, and Chet Hug
gins, II, are fighting for places on the
o. A. 9. and u. of o. basket ball
teams, respectively, and in each in
stance stand good chance of making
| the team.
Mrs. c. H. Henney, music teacher in
the local schools, appeared in the Multi.
| nomah club musical pageant, Colonial
Bellies and Beaux," last week.
The Fl. r. H. S. aumnae banquet
| ho hall at
night. The ladies of the Unitarian
church will prepare and serve the din
ner. Formerly the banquet has been
held at one of the hotels, but this ar
rangement has never proved satisfac-
tory owing to the necessity of waiting
till late before dinner could be served.
A program will be arranged to provide
entertainment for part of the evept
ing. The faculty of the high school
and the present senior class will make
merry with the alumnae.
The senior class has placed an order
with W. F. Laraway for 40 class pins.
The pins are of small, unique design
and have H. X. H. S. Is on the front.
while the Students initials will be en-
graved on the back. I'VE intend to
buy everything at home this year. .
said Fred Coshow, prexy of the class,
in speaking of the purchase. I'VE will
| follow a competitive bidding plan and
give all the jewelers. and stationers q
chance in supplying invitations, etc. /"
There will be 40, probably al, mem
bers of the 1915 graduating class. Six
of these, Walter Nichol, Sarah Neal
eigh, Dorothy Baker, Bessie Stevens.
Helen Cutlery and Alice Tomkins. have
done the regular work in three years.
Ella Oxborrow, a member of the class,
who took the teachers training course.
and obtained school in Crook county
and sfterward found it would be neces-
sary that she graduate from high school
before she could teach, made up an ad-
ditional one half credit last summer
and got her diploma last September.
Miss Oxborrow has expressed desire
to be considered graduate of the 1915
class and will be back in Hood River in
May TO publicly graduate.
= The first alumni home coming day
in the history of the high school was
held yesterday. About Is alumni were
at the high school in the afternoon.
Many of the visitors made short talks,
Especially those who were attending
college were there en- masse boosting
for the college they attend. 1t is
planned to make this an annual day.