The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The high school deserved the first
victory of the season in football. The
supposedly alumnae team went down TO
a crushing defeat of q to Z. However,
their efforts were greatly appreciated
by Coaches Wagner and Grout, since it
gave them a chance to have a good idea
of what the team could do in sure
enough football game. The high school
made six points the first quarter and
seven points each remaining quarter.
The players for the high school were
J. Jacobsen, c; Lancaster, rg; A. But
ton, rt Jones, re: Hasbrouck, lg: Vor-
der Abe, IT.; Bentley, lie; Howard, III;
Stanton, fb; Capt. NJ. Button, rh;
Nickesen, q. The substtutons at the
end of the first half were Tucker for
Howard, and Lafferty for hasbrouck
At the end of the third quarter, Wick
ham for A. Sutton, johnson for Bent
ley, Lafferty for Lancaster, Rogers for
Lafferty, Breed for Jones. And the
other steam, partially alumnae, some
that have never been to high school at
all, was composed of: Morse, C; Nc
Lucas, rg; Berry, rt; Slaven, re: G,
jacobsen, lg; Lehman, 1t; Carson, le;
Capt. Coshow, q; Shay rh; Pape. fb ;
Bragg, lh. Dead, O; injured, o; happy
II.
The junior class held a meeting last
week and elected Karl VonderAhe pres.
ident, Florence Gould, vice president;
Gladyse Calkins, secretary-treasurer.
The freshmen, after going through
with an unnecessary amount of foolish
ness, elected Jesse Lewis, pres. Clar-
ence Carnes, vice pres. Helen Hawkes.,
sec.. and Anna Mae Chipping, treas.
The student body association held Its
first official meeting of the year Mon
day morning, there being about 100
members. All of the officers were not
elected, due to a very specified and lin
tied number of minutes. However.
Allan Button was elected president of
the student body, Glen Hunt, secretary
! of, Jack Stanton, manager of athletics.
Ben Breed advertising manager, Dor
cas- Dewitt, president of the literary
society and Helen Sutthoff, manager Of
the literary society. The other Offices
which will be filled soon are Vice
president of the student body, two as
sistant athletic managers, yell leader,
vice president of literary, secretary of
the literary and athletic editor of the
Mascot.
Hood River high school plays Port
land Academy here at 2.30 O'Clock Fri
day. Admission, 25 cents. Come out
and see an excellent game. There have
been reports out that the Portland
Academy team is rather weak, but last
Sundays OregOnian rather changed
ideas. They surely have strong team
this year. and unless there are plenty
of rooters out to the game, the home
team will lose.
The high school is certainly well sup
Wagner, who played on the Pacific
University team and with the Mutno-
nah Juniors, is proving to be better
than the highest expectations. And
Coach Grout, who played on the U. of
0. team for two years. Mr.. Grout
played entirely in the line, and his
coaching is bringing wonderful results,
for many the time has his name echoed
from the shouts of U. of o. rooters.
The enrolment is steadily increasing,
having reached as high as 209 for the
high school.
At the Parent-1 eacher Association
meeting last Thursday, a very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all. There was
beyond doubt more present at that
meeting than ever before, there being
about 100. Will Chandler and Hans
Hoerlein entertained with violin and
piano. Hermann 0. Kresse furnished
Victroa for the occasion.