The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-02-15
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
BY Betty Epping

Hurrah for our basket ball team
Last Saturday night they defeated
Stevenson Hi by the score of PIT.
The game was the most exciting played
on the floor this year. The scores stood
even until about the last five minutes
of the game, when our men got in and
shot baskets. The last was shot just
before the final whistle. Stevenson
must be given credit for good team
work. Our boys all played ripping
good game. Their passing was espe-
cially good. Those who played were
Wonder Abe, Spaulding, Blowers, Hen
derson, and Gassoway. No subs were
used.
Last Thursday the junior boys won
from the freshmen boys 63-17. The
tables were turned in the girls game,
as the freshmen girls won II to a.
Today the freshmen and seniors play.
The girls game will be race for the
championship of the school, and prom
ises to be very exciting. The boys
team will be one sided game, practi
cally the first team against the fresh
men.
Tomorrow will be double header,
as our team plays White Salmon in
league game here. The same evening
the girls team will play the girls team
of Odell. This is the girls first ap-
pearance in outside games and they
would like a big bunch of the towns
people up to cheer for them. The boys
stand pretty good chance of winning
from White Salmon.
Last Wednesday at short student
body meeting the revision of the con-
stitution was read and adopted. Friday
morning a student body meeting was
held to elect the literary officers for
the second semester, and other officers
also. Yale McCarty was elected ad-
vertising manager in the place of
Clifford Mcdonald, who resigned. Leon
Bentley treasurer of the student body.
The literary offices are as follows:
lila Nichols, pres. Ruth Nicholson,
vice pres. Frances Castner, sec. !;
Floyd Mason, managea, and Sidney
Carnine, sargeant at arms.
A committee was appointed for rails
ing funds to fix the base ball field, con-
sisting of Leon Bentley, Sarah Howes,
Floyd Mason and Arnold Mitchell.
In the assembly last Wednesday Mrs.
Alma Howe gave us a talk on our
IDEAL"
Last Thursday the Junior class held a
candy sale and $2.70 was made.
Celia v. Hagar, former teacher in
our high school and graduate of U. of
O. in 1912, is assistant in the psychol-
ogy department of the University this
semester. She will have charge of the
quiz section and will be an assistant in
the laboratory.
The literary tonight is in charge of
R. C. Munkries. The program is: De-
bate, Resolved, that Military Training
Should be Made Compulsory in the
High Schools and Colleges of the Unit
ed States, Roselle Krohn and Harold
Hebard, affirmative, Margaret Morri-
son and Floyd Mason, negative; ora
tion, Life Of Lincoln" Percy Buck
lin; reading, Ruth Vaughn; speech,
Claire Bickford; vocal solo, Georgia
Lynn; vocal solo, Magdaline Mitchell
violin solo, Will Chandler.
A new company, with Leon Bentley
as first lieutenant and Sidney Carnine
as second lieutenant, has been formed.
The company is composed of 20 girls
and may be seen drilling on the high
school lawn during the noon hour, and
will be ready to join real company
soon.
DR.. Friend, of Mulford Chemical Co. +,
spoke Wednesda at assembly on bacter-
iology.
The game scheduled with The Dalles
last Friday was called off by The
Dalles. The game is postponed until
further notice.