The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-03-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
BY Betty Epping

the flremen last Thursday night came
out in favor of the latter. The game
was the most hotly contested game
played on the local field this year. At
the end of the first half the score stood
12-12. During the second half both
teams played with the fury of whirl-
wind. After few minutes playing
the firemen threw foul, making the
score 1872, then a field basket, 10
IL. H. r. II. S. climbed up until the
score stood 17-15 in her favor. Then
something happened to the firemen. ;
the game was nearly at close when
they shot another basket, tying the
score again. Both roofing sections SIM
ply went crazy. In the last minute the
the final whistle blew the score was in
their favor by one field basket.
The Dreadnoughts lost to the Cruis-
ers SIS. The first half ended with
the Dreadnoughts 2 in the lead. In
the second half the Cruisers won and
when the final whistle sounded were
away in the lead. The Cruisers are
now entitled to feed from the Dread
noughts.
Tuesday Miss Sarah Lee Turk dem
onstrated to the senior cooking class
the high quality of baking powder pro-
ductions.
Helen Brosi, '19, and Helen Hawkes.,
'19, have received the certificate for
Zaner method of business writing.
Thirteen of the girls have organized
a club, called ''Neetriht," which,
translated, means "Hikers' Club" A
week ago Sunday they hiked to Mitch
ellis Point and back. The next trip has
been planned for the power and light
dam at Underwood. Olive Widen is
president and Clara Haas secretary.
Their colors are old rose and grey.
The seniors will entertain the juni-
ors and sophomores at party given in
the gymnasium Saturday evening at 8
O'Clock.
The teachers dinner held at the Ore
gon Hotel last Tuesday night was pro-
nounced a grand success, everybody
having the best kind of time.
Since basket ball is at an end, base
ball ia on everybody's mind. At noon
one has to be an expert dodger to get
into the building safe. Balls can be
seen flying around in every direction.
and soon Coach Cohoon will be ruling
supreme over the baseball field.
L. B. Hoisington, who taught here
in 1909 and 1910, has been appointed
assistant in the department of psychol-
ogy at Cornell University, Utica, N.
Y. Last year Mr.. Hoisington taught
in the Eugene high school and for the
first semester of the present school
year he has been a..graduate student at
Ohio State University, Columbus.
"An Evening in Spain, to be given
at the high school auditorium Thurs
day evening, March 20. Program:
Song by class, "BoIero.
Recitation, Dorothy Battey.
| Funny stories, Mrs. Hoyt.
National Hymn of Guatamala," by
boys of class.
Play" Sabado sin Sol," Saturday
Without Sunshine).
Cast: Floita, Sarah Howes; Morales,
Carl Epping; Patino, Lee Spaulding !;
Venceslao, Malcolm Hebard Estanis-
lao, Wilbur Hoyt; Jose Campo, New
ton Clark.
Songs by Mary and Fay Spaulding.
National Hymn of Mexico by girls of
class.
Short Play - Little Red Riding
Hood" Cast: Little Red Riding
Hood, Helen Carson; Mother, Florence
Clark Grandmother. Irma Boyce Wolf,
Robert Hutchinson.
Spanish duet, Florence Clark, Anna
Mae Chipping.
Recitation, Helen Carson.
Spanish dance, Katherine M. Baker.
Vocal duet, "La Galondina," Eileen
Stephens and Mr. McClain.
National Hymn of Spain, by class.
The synopsis of "Sabado sin Sol"
is as follows:
Little girls in Spain are so we'll
chaperoned and guarded that it is sell
dom they ever get chance to have a
sweetheart. So, naturally, they i'm
agine themselves in love with any man
whom they happen to see.
One Saturday afternoon little Flor
ita is found pining away because she
has no lover of her own. She can't
understand why, since she has been
told so many times that she is beauti-
full. But she makes up her mind she
will have lover, so she begins by
stopping every man who happens to
pass. The first is Morales, young
man of the town. He is IN hurry to
find Filomena, his own sweetheart and
has no time for Florita.
Senior Patino is next. He is madly
in love with very homely woman, but
she no longer cares for him. Later
Venceslao and Estanislao are seen
passing. Florita is successful in get
ting Estanislao to come upon the porch
and visit with her for awhile.
Jose Campo is the next victim. He
has lost his way and stops to inquire
where Muela street is. Jose fird Flor
ita quite charming and enjoys flirting
with her. When she finds out he is
married man she sends him on his
way.