The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-06
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The regular weekly assembly wa.
called last Wednesday at l O'Clock
Mrs. Henney directing the program
with the aid of few of the students
Clifton Emmel, who is the accompan
ist for the high school orchestra
played "Polish Dance" Janet SladC
played PERSIAN Lullaby" Miss Bes.
sic Staten sang. "The Old Fashioned
Garden" The boys glee club sang,
Moonlight" j" and the girls chorus
sang, ''Irlsh Love Song" Mrs. Hen
ney will have a progam at each assem-
bly, during the remainder of the year.
Following the program Mr.. COnkle
apologized to the school for his state
ment which he made Just before the
game between Franklin high, of Port
land, and our team in which he said he
didn't think the local team had a show
to win against the Franklin team be-
cause they were so much heavier.
Coach Fleishman warned the team and
the school not to get overconfident be-
cause of the first game. He said the
| football squad was not coming out to
practice as they had been. that they
must still get down in the dirt and
work, that it. was the practice and hard
| knocks that you get when there is no
one out to yell for you that show you
up in the big games. Maurice Kinsey,
treasurer of the student body, an
nounced that the contest for student
| body dues closed Monday, the seniors
at the top with 100 per cent The
juniors made 1928 per cent. while the
sophomores had 755 per cent. The
| freshmen were last with 68 per cent.
AS a reward to the winners the seniors
will have the honor Of giving the first
party on Hallowe 'en, and the juniors
will give the Christmas party. The
dates for the other parties have not
been determined.
Friday afternoon at a O'Clock the
junior and senior classes competed in
the first class football game of the
season. In the first quarter the score
stood z to in the seniors favor. In
the second quarter Jack Cram, the
smallest man and a sophomore on the
junior team, made the only touchdown
for the Juniors by running 80 yards af-
ter recovering a tumble. The seniors
made their other score in the last
quarter, thus beating the Juniors l3 to
6. Coach Fleishman has adopted the
plan of lettering the men on the field.
This aids in distinguishing the men
and in noting the different plays.
The junior class has selected the de-
sign for the class rings and pins. The
order has been placed with the local
dealer, W. f. Laraway.
Last Friday evening Miss Mabel
Fagaly entertained a few of her girl
friends at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Waldie. Games and dancing were
the main forms of diversion. A fea-
ture Of the evening was a vocal solo by
Miss Dorothy Rand. Later in the ev-
ening dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Wal |
die The guests were: Burteena Wood |
ard, Dorothy Rand, Livona Peterson,
Nellie Hicks, Beulah King, Olive Bar
ney, Dorothy Frey, Viola Colvin, Mar
garet Blagg, Avis Sailing, Mildred |
Sherrieb and Alice Pifer.
Last Saturday Principal Kizer assist
ed Mr.. Fleishman in picking apples !
They haven't said how many boxes |
they picked.
Miss Baker, Miss Hunter and friends |
took an interesting trip on the high |
way during the week end. They left |
Hood River at O'Clock and met par
ty of Washington high teachers at the |
Wahkeena trail. They followed this |
trail for two miles where it meets the |
Multnomah Falls trail. The falls trail
brought them right up to the edge of |
the falls where they could look down |
on the laundering water below them. |
From here they took the Perdition trail |
which Miss Baker says is very true to |
its name, as at any time while on this |
trail one can look down thousands of |
feet. From here they took the Wah- |
keena trail back to the highway and |
had dinner at Wahkeena park. They |
got back to Hood River at o'clock.
Superintendent. Cannon and Principal |
Conkle and few other teachers are |
planning TO take in the game next /
between Hill Military Acad- |
emy, of Portland, and the high school
team which will be played in Portland.
Lewis Eastman, who was a junior in
the high school, is leaving town.
Miss Eva Lambert, who was a fresh
man, has stopped school and will leave
soon for Arizona.
Geronimo Evangalsta, also a fresh
man, has dropped school.
dents are temporarily out Of school for
apple picking.
Miss Grace Smith and Mrs. Belle
Henney of the high school spent the
week end in Portland.
Miss Andersen, a member Of the
junior high faculty, made a trip 10
Vancouver over the week end TO visit
her parents. She was accompanied by
Miss Lula Prather
Saturday Superintendent Cannon had
the teachers rest room and one vacant
class room at Park Street school fitted
ID with furnitre from the old junior 4
high. Monday afternoon the rooms
v hich had been in the Baptist church
we're moved to Park Street This was
lone 10 cut down expenses, making
saving Of about 500 a month. n
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