The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-11-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(By Mark AIoe)


The Literary society will meet to-
night at the Hood River county library
hall. The program for the evening
consists of two musical performances
besides a play. Mrs. ID. n. brewery
will sing a solo and Sarah Howes will
play a selection on the piano. The
play. "a Case Of Suspension, will be
presented by the following caste: Lii
lian Brock, as Dorothy: Lorraine Allen,
as Alice: Glsdyse Calkins, as Mildred
Paul Lancaster. as Harold: Malcolm
Button, as Tom; Allyn Button, as Jack
Evelyn Hasbrouck. as Miss Judkins
Henry Haas, as the professor; Glenn
Hunt, as Jones: Nella Hart. as Kath'
leen.
This play has been directed by Miss
Evelyn Tripp and although we know
nothing of what she can do, she has at.
tempted to put out a play of this size
for her first literary, something nc
other teacher in this school has ever
done. And for this reason we predict
success for her efforts tonight.
The Parent-Tea Association will
meet again Friday evening at the high
school. The speaker of the evening
will be Mrs. McMath, president OF the
Oregon Mothers Congress. This meet
ing promises to be as interesting as
any held so far this year, so all are re-
quested to be present.
And then, think of it, there will be
no school from Bis p. m. November l9,
to 9 a. m. November 20. Because,
during the first three days of next
week there will be teachers institute.
Then Thursday, of course. is Turkey
Day, leaving Friday to be given as q
holiday to the students.
On Thursday of last week was held a
very important meeting, the basketball
conference. Goldendale, which was ad-
mitted to the league last year, was
represented by Stapleton: The Dalles,
by Gronewall; White Salmon sent no
representative; Stevenson by Detwil-
Ter, and Hood River, by Cohoon.
Mr.. Detwiller was elected president
Mr.. Gronewall, vice president, and Jack
Stanton, secretary treasurer. This
meeting lasted between four and five
hours and there was certainly great
deal accomplished.
The requirements this year, to play
in the league, will allow no post gradu-
ate. No player over q years of age.
No player will be allowed to play bas-
ketball in this league who has attended
higher institute of learning. No
player will be allowed to play who has
been on the team representing his
school four years or more. Then last,
but not least, player must take at
least three subjects in the school he is
representing, and he must maintain an
average of rs per cent in each of them.
The schedule as outlined at the con-
ference permits each team to play eight
games. Following is the schedule
Goldendale at The Dalles, Dec. II;
Hood River at White Salmon, Dec. II
White Salmon at Stevenson Jan. z;
The Dalles at Goldendale. Jan. z; Col
dendale at White Salmon, Jan. Ia; Col
dendale at Stevenson, Jan. ID; White
Salmon VS.. Hood River at The Dalles,
Jan. Is. White Salmon at The Dalles,
Jan. 2l; Hood River at Goldendale,
Jan. 81 and %; Hood River at Steven
son, Jan. % and 20; The Dalles at
White Salmon. Jan. %; Hood River at
The Dalles. Feb. 3 and a; Stevenson at
White Salmon. Feb. 8; White Salmon
at Goldendale, Feb. 10; The Dalles at
Stevenson, Feb. 10; Stevenson at The
Dalles, Feb. II; Stevenson at Golden
dale, Feb. Is. w
Since Hood River has only half a
place to practice in, and no place to
play @ game, there will be no league
games played here.
Don't forget the fireman game on
Turkey Day. All of you who have
been giving such excuses for these
other games will be given no pardon ii
you don't come out. For remember,
even If you don't want to help out the
high school, you should try to help the
firemen.