The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-16
SCHOOL News

The Student Body organization
will be formed this week. Commit
tees viii be named to run the re
freshment stands at the County Fair
next week, where such staples as
"hot dogs" coffee, ice cream, etc.
will be served
Misses Caroline Issel and Mary
beth Blagg, of the Commercial de-
partment, are assisting with the Of
! flee work of the High School dur
ing certain periods of the forenoon
Miss Katherine Stewart is on the
staff as office secretary afternoons
and Saturdays.
Because of the limited time be-
| tween the opening of school and
! the date of the County Fair very
! little work of this years production
can be had for the educational eX-
hibit However, all grades and
buildings will have something to
show, and the high school will offer
exhibits by departments.
After several science teachers had
tbeen elected, but none secured, Wr.
Emmett c. FOrsythe, of WOOdburn
Ore, signed the contract last week
to head the department and took
charge of his classes Tuesday morn
ing The teaching force Of the high
school is now an even dozen, includ-
ing the supervisor of physical train
ing and music.
Considerable interest is manifested
in the physical training classes in
both high schools Patrons are in
vited to see this work. High school
classes meet during fourth periods
forenoon and afternoon, and are con
Quoted by Mr.. Fleischmann and Miss
Baker. Mr.. Newhouse and Miss Ba-
ker have charge of the classes in
the Junior High
There are now thirty-one teachers
in the Hood River school system
All but two attended the county
teachers institute held by Snpt. l..
B. Gibson on Monday. Two were alb
sent on account of illness. Princi-
pal c. c. NewhOuse, of the Junior
high school. was elected president
of the County Teachers association.
and made a delegate to the State
Teachers Convention to be held in
Portland during the Christmas holi-
days.
Supt. A. NJ. Cannon has undertake
en- to revise the school records and
supply if possible much information
now missing. In addition TO com
piling the vital statistics a roster OF
all high school graduates, with pres
ent address and vocation will be
prepared The alumni are asked to
help in this task By sending in lists
Of their classmates showing year of
graduation, address now. vocation
and any special event or feature of
graduation. such as presentation OF
clock or picture to the school, etc.
Junior high school has elected officers
for the year AS follows:
Pres, Hazel Davenport; vice pres,
Eunice Harding; sec, Ginevra Nickel
sen;. treas, Jack Cram: girls ath.
man.. Beatrice Campbell; boys ath.
man. Archie Marchbank; yell leader,
Ashley Post.
Senior class: Pres. Ross Cooper
vice-pres.. Leonard Thompson; sec,
Nellie Nealeigh; treas, Howard Flint
girls ath. man. Betty Staten: boys
ath. man.. William Harms: yell leader,
Kenneth Deitz; advisor, Principal
NewhCu use.
Junior class Pres, Kathleen Blake
ly; vice-pres.. Clifton Emmel; see,
Viola Nealeieh: treas. Lynn Douglas
girls ath. man., Harriet Fuller: boys
ath. man, Edward Naumes; yell lead
er, Jess Hawthorn; advisor, Mrs.
Blashfeld, music dept
Sophomore and Freshman classes
Pres George Castner: vice-pres., Ar
lire McCsrtv; sec. lois Jean Sinclair
treas. William West: girls ath. man.
Florence Caring; boys ath. man. Ed
win Cram advisors. Miss Ki1naird and
Mrs. Barklage, Of the arithmetic and
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