The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-16
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Miss Eva Brock and her friend, Miss
Bess Cowden visited the high school
Tuesday Of last week. Each gave short
speeches boosting the U. of o. Miss
Cowden graduated from the University
last year. Miss Brock will graduate
| this year.
The enrolment in the high school has
| passed the two century mark. At pres
ent there are 204 students enrolled. In
the grades there are ass.
An organ is needed in the grades for
the work in music, and Supt. Nc
Laughlin would be glad to have the
loan Of one for the year.
Too many cooks spoil the soup. Such
will be the case if there are not two
teams out to practice every night. Too
many students could not turn out for
Coaches Wagner and Grout to handle.
| There should be over two teams out to
practice every night, because the high
school will play game tomorrow with
the alumnae, and since there will prob
ably be more subs at that game than
regular players, everyone will be given
fair chance. The alumnae team will
be picked from the following has
beens: Fred Coshow, captain, coach
and manager, Will Chandler, Bun Lew
is, Edgar Franz, Rud Imholz. Clifford
Porter, Will Mcclure, Thurston Lara
way, Clifford Ross, George Bragg. Will
Tolman, Walter Ford, and Culver Os-
good.
An informal student body meeting
was held last Thursday morning in
which anyone was allowed to vote.
Arthur johnson was elected treasurer,
pro TEN, of the Student Body Associa-
tion. He appointed Frank Wonder Abe,
freshman; Lee Spaulding, sophomore
and Karl Wonder Abe, junior, as his
assistants, and were it not for these
four noble fellows there would be no
student body organization. The elec.
tlon of the student body officers will be
announced next week.
The following students have returned
this year to take post graduate work /:
Susie Emry, IA, Hilma Imholz, rs.
Walter Nichol, Is, Beatrice Shreve,
'15, and Marg aret Mitchell, IA.
The social functions of the school
year started last week when an infor-
NAL farewell picnic was given Miss Su-
zanne Kay. before she left for school
in Spokane, Wash. Miss Evelyn Tripp,
the presiding genius over the senior
class, as Prof. Gibson says, was chap
eron. Miss Trip taught school at
Brunot Hall last year, where Miss Kay
is attending school.
Fate determines that sometimes the
proudest of us must be humbled. And
those who have been a little too for
ward in the humbling of others are not
forgotten by the victims. No one
would ever go too far in hazing a
freshman if he knew that eventually
he would be treated as two boys we're
last Saturday night; one a junior the
other senior. By request their names
are not mentioned.
The sophomore class heldEa meeting
Friday afternoon. Yale McCarty was
elected president; Lee Spauding, vice
president; Miss Betty Epping, secre-
tary; Lowell Nickelsen treasurer, and
Miss Katherine NJ. Baker, sophomore
editor of the Mascot.
At the senior class election held
Monday, Julius Jacobsen was elected
president; Benjamin Ii. q. Breed, vice
president; Miss Ella Niehans, secre-
tary, and Arthur johnson, treasurer.
The high school has used part of the
money earned by those students who
presented the play, Lady Nancy, last
year. 1t is the intention of the high
school to have sweaters and socks alike
for its football team.
DR.. V. R. Abraham, one of the best
supporters the football team has in
Hood River, has gracously offered his
services as doctor for the team. DR..
Abraham played the position of end on
the Pacific University football team.
The proprietors of the Electric the
atre announce that after-every victori-
Gus game the team plays, each player
and his sweetheart will be admitted to
the show free.