The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-02-04
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

The percentage column of the mid
stands: Stevenson. won three, lost
none, percent, 1000: White Salmon,
lost one, won one, percent 500; The
Dalles won none, lost one. percent, 0;
Hood River won none, lost two, per-
cent, 0.
The Stevenson VS.. The Dalles game
was the only game played in the league
last week. The game was played at
The Dalles and was won by Stevenson,
40 -l5. This game was a great sur
prise to everyone. All the S. H. S.
players are forwards as they all pick
off baskets regularly during a game.
The Dalles with the same team with
which they were the undefeated cham
pions of the mid-Columbia league last
season, were expected to put up a
stronger game than that against Stew
enson.
The local high school quintet went up
the river last Friday and emerged again
Saturday afternoon bringing home the
bacon from Goldendale. The score was
Is to II and the local five did not put
over the two winning baskets till the
last two minutes of the game. This is
probably the first time a local team
ever defeated the Goldendale artists on
their home floor, according to local
compilers of statistics. The personnel
of the local quintet now stands, Jones
and Thomas, forwards Cooper, center,
and Abraham and johnson guards. Nal
Button is the one best bet as sub, as he
can play either center or guard in fine
style. The team is recuperating this
week and preparing for grind against
The Dalles Friday, Feb IL.
Miss Flora Furrow, teacher in the
high school since 1910, was forced to
resign last Monday on account of fail
ing health. Miss Furrow was sick sew
eral weeks last fall and when she again
became i'll last week she was forced to
resign. Mrs. j. o. Mclaughlin is
teaching temporarily till some unat-
tached pedagogue can be found to fill
the vacancy.
Helen Davidson, Guy Husbands and
Wilbur Hoyt have enrolled at the high
school during the past two weeks.
Miss Davidson, who is a graduate of
Portland Academy, is enrolled for
special work, while the latter two
studies are enrolled in the sophomore
and freshman classes respectively.
Bill Cass, who was graduated from
u. of 0. last spring and who has been
attending H. r. H. s. the past month,
will leave next Sunday for Eugene
where he will enroll for special peda-
gogy work the next semester. Bill,
who was regular contributor to the
Oregon Emerald, the U. of O. paper,
while in college. has been helping the
staff of the local high school paper
during the past month.
The Odell school basket ball team
will play the high school boys second
aggregation and the Gresham girls
team will play the local feminines to-
morrow night at the rink. The Gresh-
am team is one of the best of the Port
land girls teams and has been defeated
so far only by the champion st. Johns
high seXtet. The Odell school team is
built around one player who is a demon
at the basket art. 1t is not known just
yet who will comprise the team that
goes up against Odell, as the second
string men have grown disinterested.
The girls team will be picked from
Lorraine Allen, Irma Boyce, Helen
Sutthoff, Della Morton, Jesse Dethman,
Mary Sheppard, Myrtle Husbands, Vera
Laffertysand Katherine Skinner. The
games will start at 8 p. m.