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THK IMWUE .NEWS
Tuesday. October O, 1MI1.
The Rogue News school songsters
Published Sciiii-Montlily by the
Students of the Ashland
High School.
THK STAFF
Editor Lucille Anderson
Ass't Editor Louise Anderson
Sport m .
Hoys: David JolmHon
:irls: Mae High
Exchanges Rosa Franco
Special Reporters Hl-Y. Car
Iwk; Music, LeRoy Lindner; De
bate, Heth Joy; Features, Rachel
Forsythe; Library, Sylvia Martin
Girls' league, Iorotby Miller
Camp Fire, Dorothy Bergstrom.
Reporters Eunice Coats, Llx
zle Davis. Maxine Miller, Viola
Mayberry. Mas Guiley. Harry
Hoxie, Lloyd A rant.
(Continued from Page 1)
Those who have already had
their voices tested are:
Lucille Anderson. Rachel For
sythe, Mary Poley. Haxie Thomp
son, La Verne Ramsey, Louise
Anderson. Istbel Killespie, Eu
nice Hargreaves, Rosa Franco.
THelen Gould, Eva Landing, Dor
othy Flackug, Janet Gould, Helen
Wilcox, Thais Miles, Esther Rob
erts. Ad red Everett, Marjorie
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OregoiThigh School
PRESS ASSOCIATION ;
I NITED WE STAND
We all have pride; we all have
a good sense ot humor; we all
havo ,rp: and we have similar
likes and dislikes.
So we can all get together
and stand by each other In sup
port of the school which is a
big Item iu all of our lives. We
Ian boost it, talk It up. and sup
port to its activities.
For instance, if we can't ptay
football the least we can do is
to encourage those that can play
it by coming to games and doing
everything In our power to. stim
ulate real enthusiasm.
star study and outdoor cooking
will be pursued this year as well
as the popular handicraft pro-'
jects. An extensive social service
program is being evolved.
When reorganization la com
plete there will be four groups
at Senior High and three at
Mills, Jeanette Crouch, Genevieve j Junior High. The Misses Ma
McGee, Mourece Roberson, Beth goon, Kilgore, Beck, Janzen, By
J.i Beulah Harvey, Doris Hun-1 num. Dobrovolny, and Anderson
ter. Lucille Cramer and 01anl be the guardians.
Stieed, Donald Caul, Perry Ash-
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Ashland, Oregon
craft, David Johnson, Karl Moore,
Robert Yeo, Karl Yaryan, Bob
Herndon, Harold Gilmore. Clyde
Dunham, and Wade Hanson.
If enough students try-out for
the glee clubs, perhaps the pro-
gra mof last year's glee clubs !
can he surpassed. Its sixty mem-i
hers gave several public recitals,
participated in the music spring i
festival, gave an operetta, and .
Rt rmored a dance at the LHhia -S-Vt-ings
Hotel. I
TO I IK Oil NOT TO KK
Now that's the U.Uon. "To
bo what? you may ask". That's
another questlou. One you alone
can answer. It all amounts to
setting a goal for yourself and
then making or not.
Your ambitions may be lofty
or not so lofty. The higher you
n-like your mark the higher you
:i-o a t to go. If you are satisfied
with a small share of the spoils
of the victorys of success; only a
small share will you get.
Whatever you want to be,
whatever you are going to be, be
it. Do what ,vou do well. If you
are not a star in the sky, be a
lamp in a parlor.
IN VOI R HANDS
hi-y ;
The first III-Y meeting ot the
chool year was held Tuesday
September 15, at the home of
Matt Thompson. The meeting was'
called in order that the club's
flans for the year might be dis
cussed and voted upon. I
Hob Yeo. president, called the
meeting to order. The members
were asked to consider various
other students as possible can
didates for the vacancies left by
graduating Hi-Y members.
A committee, consisting of
George Francis Smith and Na
poleon Eskridge, was appointed
to organize the Hi-Y Mix
er, i
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BAND AND ()K HKSTItl j
The high school band and or
chestra under the direction of
Ward V. Croft has reorganized
for the winter. Though having
lost several musicians In last
Spring's graduating class, both
organizations give promise.
Both organizations can use
morn players, especially violins
and clarinets. All those Interested
Khould see Mr. Croft. Practices
are held twice a week for each
organization, the orchestra Mon-
We sometimes wonder if Coach
has a special pair of trousers
made for Harvey Gearhart in
which there is a little pocket for
him to carry his compact and
comb.
CLASS OFFICERS
Seniors
President -
Napolion Eskridge
Vice President
Lucille Anderson
Secretary-Treasurer
Mary Sanders
Class Advisor
Mr. Bliss
Juniors
President
Jimmy Hall
Vice President
Beverly Young
Secreiarv-Treasurer -Stella
Boots
"lass advisor
Miss Leckhart
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All over the country thousands I day and Thursday and the band
i,f boys and girls
itdloge. Some will i
are entering
nme out ruin-
"d. Ktinie will emerge just as tim
bre, and many will forge ahead
and make a place for themselves
and add glory to the United
States' long record of achieve
ments. What will yon do? it lies
in your hands.
Arthur Brisbane.
PRECISION
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Tuesday and Friday.
CAMP KIKE
The Camp Fire Girls plan to
cram their calendar with activi
ties this year under the leader
ship of Miss Magoon, who is re-1
placing Miss Price as director. I
All the groups combined for
tt moonlight hike and sing one:
evening. There will be soon a
public council fire and a party
for the Camp Fire jarents and
sponsors. The annual events of,
Christmas Bazaar, Stunt Show,;
and Mother-Daughter banquet
will follow later with other ac-'
tivities. i
The less explored mysteries of
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Buttermilk
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