The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-03-08
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
By Betty Epping

Friday afternoon our basket BAH
team crossed the river to Stevenson
and succeeded, after one of the hardest
fought games ever witnessed there, In
putting another feather in their caps,
making it three out of the last four for
our boys. The score at the end OF the
game was tie, each team having Il
points, and il was necessary to play
four extra five minute periods before
we finally won, the final score. being 23
to Is in our favor. Those who made
the trip for Hood River were Coach
Cohoon, Gassoway, Blowers, Wonder
Abe, Henderson, Spaulding. Slavens
and Wright.
Both the girls and the boys basket
ball teams of the Odell Union high
school were victorious Tuesday night
in games with teams from the Hood
River high school. The girls game
resulted in a score of to and the
boys game ended % to Is in favor of
Odell.
Following the games the students of
the Odell school served luncheon and
provided entertainment for the visiting
city school boys and girls. The MEM
bers of the girls team from the high
school were: Florence Moe, Vernita
Nickelsen, Lillian PARTS, Helia Hulk
ari, Irma Boyce and Betty Epping.
The boys team was composed of Rob
ert Henderson, Solman Gassoway,
Lloyd Blowers, Floyd Wright, Lee
Spaulding and Karl Wonder Abe.
Come and see the best, peppiest.
snappiest game played this year.
Place? High school auditorium. When?
Tuesday. Time? s o'clock, sharp.
Who? Fl. r. H. S. VS.. Firemen. Since
their recent defeat by our team the
fremen have been firing away, at prac-
tIce, and so have our boys. The fire.
men are Dragging, but not as loud as
they did last time. We have beat them
at football and one basketball game
this year and the final struggle is Tues.
day. Come and root for your favorites.
Friday our boys play The Dalles.
This game will be the last of the
League games and will be played at
The Dalles. Our boys are in the best
of condition and hope to get even with
The Dalles for winning the football
game. Our sincere wishes are with
them. The Dalles is our chief rival.
Quite a bunch of rooters is expected
to accompany the team.
Last Friday after school the Cruisers
defeated the Dreadnoughts Clio. The
Dreadnoughts were not in the best OF
condition, because one of their best
players was on the sick list. A feed
was given the Cruisers by their coach,
Prof. Crews, Thursday noon to cele-
brate the victory. Each team has one
game on the other. The final comes
off some day soon and will be very in
teresting.
At assembly Wednesday Helia Hulk
ari received her certificate for type
writing. Jessie Lewis, Helen Brosi
and Clara Haas received their Palmer
method certificates of penmanship.
DR.. Conklin's lecture last Friday was
we'll attended.
The literary program last night was
very novel and enjoyable, and different
from any put on this year. Prof. Crews
had charge of the program. The flags
of the world represented by IL of the
best looking girls in school, was the
main feature. The rest of the program
follows:
America, Audierce.
Bonnie Sweet Lassie, the Maid OF
Dundee" Gladys Reavis.
Folk dance, Highland Schottische,
high school girls.
Flags of the World-Jessie Lewis,
Goddess of Liberty; Marywhitmal
Whitehead, Russia; Florence Gould,
England; Frances Castner, Germany
Irma Boyce, France; Helia Hukari,
Sweden; Elma Anala, Norway; Nins
Van Allen, Swiss; Matte Jensen,
China; Ida Leach, Japan; Lula Pra
ther, Ireland.
Folk dance (Hopp Morr Anaika)
Fourth Grade.
Indian Song, Georgia Lynn.
Negro Sermon, dialect reading)
Helen Carson.
Folk dance (Hungarian) high schoo
girls.
Instrumental duet, Ruth Nicholson
| and Ruth Berry.
Der Kaiser's Prayer, Ruth Blowers.
Human Flag, high school glee club.
No literary tonight.
The Parent-Teacher Association me
Tuesday night to discuss needs of thu
schools. Misses Wellen, Goyette, Ev
ans, Mcdonald, Mr.. Crews and mum
ber of the patrons spoke.