The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-02-11
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

Excitement grows tense up at the
high school as the annual basket ball
games with The Dalles high draw near.
The teams always play just little
better against The Dalles than they do
at any other time during the year, so
this game always draws the record
breaking crowd of the season. Last
year preparations had not been made
for large crowd and when the seating
capacity of the armory proved Insult.
cient the boys made trips up to the
high school auditorium ana carried
chairs to supply the crowd. The Dalles
did not have girls team last season,
so it is expected the II. r. H. S. sixtet
will more than hold their own against
the visiting team. All available statis-
ties show that the two boys quintets
are about evenly macthed. White
Salmon defeated the local team 30-5
and put it over The DaIles 3l-2l.
Stevenson handed it to the. II. R. II. S.
quintet S4-27 and run up score of SO
--l8 against The Dalles. D. II. S. is
represented by the same team that
played there last season and has been
reinforced by Huntington, who played
on the 1928 team, and forward
from Walla Walla high school. The
local teams will probably be, H. r.
II. s. boys: Jones and Thomas, for.
wards, Cooper, center. johnson and
Abraham, guards, ard Nal Button sub
stitute; H. R. H. S. girls: Vera Laf-
ferty and Della Morton, forwards,
Larraine Allen and Helen Sutthoff,
centers. and Myrtle Husbands and
Irene Boyce, guards. The Dalles man.
cement is bringing along an excursion
and crowd of rs is expected to try to
out-root the local delegation. The
game starts at p. m.
The games last Friday resulted in
1913 victory for the H. X. H. S. girls
and 24-l9 defeat for the boys sec
ond team. The Odell VS.. second team
game was exciting at times but the
0dell quintet had things their own way
with the team that represented the
high school. The playing of the two
Hale boys at forward was the feature
of the game. The girls game was
close and exciting throughout. The
lineups of the teams were, for Odell
Clarence and Roy hale, forwards
Haskins, center, and Myers and Cut
Ter, guards; for H. R. h. S. second
team, Shank, Pape and Lafferty, for
ward; Porter and Moe, center, and
lmholz and Lewis, guards. The lineup
of the girls game was:
Gresham Hood River
Laura Davis fwds Della Morton
Iris Gullickson Vera Lafferty
Isabel Metzger cntr Lorraine Allen
Kathryn Honey HELEN Sutthoff
Marg't Volbrecht gds Myrtle Husbands
Eva Hamln Irma Boyce
Umpire Leggett. Referee, Hollen-
beck.
The enrolment of the high school
now totals 209. The enrolment of the
classes this year has been as follows
Freshman 81, Sophomore So, Junior 25,
Senior az, and Special 2. The average
daily attendance is 1875.
Miss Aliston Johnston arrived in
Hood River last Tuesday to teach in
the place of Miss Flora Furrow, who
resigned recently. Miss Johnston, who
has been teaching for the past IL years
near Lincoln, Nebraska, has been TAX
ing special work at the University of
California, during the past semester.
The literary society will meet tonight
at the high school auditorium. The
program tonight has been arranged by
Prof. j. o. Mclaughlin and promises
to be good one. In the forensic line
Aileen Tomkins and Laurence Hershner
are lined up against Harold Blackman
and Mary Sheppard. The meeting will
be called to order at p. m.
Everyone is extended an invitation to
attend these meetings.
The Freshmen. were hosts to the SEN
iors last Saturday night. Library hall,
where the party was held, was lavishly
decorated in white and green stream
ers, the senior colors, and fir bows.
The absence of seniors was the only
noticeable event of the evening. Prof.
L. B. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton,
Miss Hager and Miss Brunquist were
the faculty members present.