The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-11-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
by Mark Moe

The literary society will hold its sec
ond meeting tonight. This appearance
has been under the direction of Miss
Celia '. Hager. and promises to be
good one. The program for the even
ing, though mixed up somewhat, will
be debate, Resolved, That the state
senate should be abolished. " The Miss
es Grace Winchell and Matte Jensen,
affirmative, aud Earl Shank and Paul
/ Lancaster. negative; reading, Ruth
Vaughn; reading, Marie Berry; read
ing, Henry Haas; reading, Frances
Castner; reading, Dorcas Dewitt; pa
per, Roselle Krohn: piano solo, Solon
DobsOn; solo, Ruth Berry; solo, Sidney
Carnine; piano solo, A llan Jones.
Last Thursday evening the Parent
Teacher Association met at the high
school and the following officers were
elected: Mrs. W, Rand, pres. Mrs.
H. Il. Bailey, vice pres. Miss Mabel
| Case, sec, and X. W. Sinclair, treas.
| Speeches were rendered by Mrs. Alma
/ Howe, chairman of the school board }.
q. Mclaughlin and l.. b. Gibson. 1t
was reported that the event was one to
be remembered by all present.
There was no regular varsity football
game Friday, but the second team
trimmed the Heights Brigade to the
tune Of l2-7.
We must start advertising now for
the game with the Dalles. Hood River
high school will actually play The
Dalles high school in football, on our
on grounds, Tuesday, Nov. l6. Now,
we haven't played The Dalles in sever
al years, and Mr.. Wagner is in doubt
. as to whether we should play them
now but everyone knows that the odds
are against US. so that even a tie game
will be regarded as victory by Hood
River.
Tomorrow the team journeys to Col
dendale, and that will probably be All
event not easily forgotten. Because.
although the Goldendale team will not
be very bad, the ownspeople of Col
dendale always start in and help if
their own players are losing. SO if
when Capt. Button starts carrying the
ball down the field there are about $50
men there to tackle him, the proposition
does, indeed, look hopeless However,
since we snatched victory from the
high school, and ultimately the whole
town. in basketball last year, then let
US hope that the old fhgting spirit is
still there.
Miss Betty Epping, Is, held very
unique birthday party Saturday night.
in that the young gentlemen present
were in full dress suits and the young
ladies in chic evening gowns. The
evenings entertainment proved to be
continual list of new surprises and
novel attractions. Those present were
Misses Betty Epping. Jessie Lewis, lla
Nichols, Margaret Berry, Dorothy Nc.
Lucas, Frances Castner; Messrs. Will
Tolman, Lee Spsulding, Lowell Nickel |
sen, Wade Robbins, Carl Epping and
Arnold Berry. Mrs. +. f. Epping, Mr..
aud Mrs. G. c. Carpenter and Mrs.
Marion MacRae were chaperones. At
ter an evening of dancing and what
more resembled banquet than Iignt
refreshments, the merry troupe went
home.
The Mascot will be published TODAY |
and all those who have signed up for |
ore year will receive the first copy
whether you have paid your dollar or
not. But you will not receive the sec |
ond copy, which will be out December
2. until the manager, Leonard Howard, |
has your dollar.