Tuesday, October , 1U31.
THE ROGUE KHS
Page Three
SPORTS
Weed-Ashland Game
The Grizzlies hung the first
football scalp of the season in
the Ashland High wickiup when
they defeated Weed on the home
field with a score of 24 to 0.
The game was a well played
example of Iwhat a determined
group of boys can do, no matter
how inexperienced. The Weed
lumberjacks didn't have a chance
against the superior playing tac
tics of the Blissful Lithlans. Ex
cept for a little flash of Weed
line power in the first quarter
the game was a march down the
field tor Ashland.
The men scoring were Gosnell
and Howell. Each made two
touchdowns. Dunham, in the
backfield, made fifty ipercent of
the yardage and was the fly In
the ointment for Weed. The of
ficials were Clyde Young and
Coach Rogers as referees and
Bert Miller and Casey Nichol
son at timekeepers.
GRIZZLIES BEGIN
SEASON WITH BANG
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taken care of with Mabbot at
quarter, Heads and Dunham
halves, and Gosnell at full back.
These men are all lettermen and
fast. The reserve backs are Gear
hart, Tage, and Durham.
The line is a different matter,
having only two lettermen. How-
all and Ulrich. Parks, however,
reveals a real tackling ability.
Other linemen wbo seem to have
the stuff in them are Esk ridge
Lennox, Sneed, Smith. Wolcott,
Yeo, Hall, Newhouse, Johnson,
Darling, and Sieloff, who does
good work as pivot man.
POST GRADUATE
A number of students that
were graduated in the last year
or two have returned for post
graduate courses. Some are tak
ing up commerce, and others are
studying mathematics, science,
and English.
Those taking commerce are Vi
ola Mayberry, Geraldine Scott,
Francis Schilling, Francis Brady,
Helen Daugherty, and Elaine
Flackus. Max Guiler. J. C. Ham-j
acker and Harold Gilinore and j
studying mathematics and science, j
Viola Mayberry and Max Guiley
are studying Journalism. '
We Welcome You tv
Yreka-Ashland Game
The second and hardest pre
conference game came when Ash
land defeated Yreka on the home
field to the tune of 7 to 0. The
-a me was a good showing of two
- ell-matched teams fighting
rut. Ashland's machinery of plays
was working out much better
than In the showing made with
Weed. Yreka had been set up as
a hard, tough, and bearded squad
of old timers, but Ashland man
p.ed to get through them for
Improvements
Greet Students
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Miss Tomllnson's room has
taken the place of the old typing
room.
The Spanish room is now in
room 10. Tho improvements were
made upon the building during
the summer.
REPLACEMENTS ARE
NOTED IN FACULTY
GIRLS' Ix'ntiuo
New girls were Informed of
tho activities open for them, at
the first meeting of the year.
Songs were sung and then rep
resentatives of various organiza
tionn gave short talks on the dif
ferent activities of the school.
Explanations of th' different
j G. L. committees were mads by
tho following:
Ixmlso Anderson. program
committee.
' Marjory Mills, social commit
j tec.
Beverly Young, financial com-
mittee.
Sylvia Martin, girl's room com
I mittee.
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Graduato Work. He expresses
himself as being intensely pleased
with out city and climate. He
says. "The students with which
the only score of the game. Dun- , work are most , ming".
ham intercepted a pass and ran
sixty yards for a touchdown. The
score was converted by Mabbot.
The Yrekans threatened our goal
once or twice but they were un
able to get through.
Gosnell, the miniature all
American fullback, scored heavy
yardage against the Californians.
Almost every play of the third
and fourth quarters went to him.
The gang is showing better and
better every time.
The officials were Clyde Young
and Coach Rogers as referees and
Matt Thompson as timekeeper.
HELLO
Students and Faculty
J. D. M:rs and Son
SOtVER
Soccer practice started this
week headed by Miss Magoon
The turn-out numbered twenty-
eight girls from all classes, while
last year there were enough for
three teams. The Juniors, so far
have the largest turnout of thir
teen. This year it is necessary
for all of the girls to pass a chy
plcal examination before they can
participate in any sports.
There will be about five or
six weeks of practice, lasting un
til the last of October, and each
girl is required to have ten practices.
Seniors, can't you remember
when you were sophomores?
Weren't you rather "bity around
the edges" over your rights too?
Gentleman has walked across
the British Channel, Now the
only channel stunt left Is to drink
it dry. Dallas News.
Miss Berk, replacing Miss Moe
in the commercial subjects de-
rartment, is a graduate of Ore
gon State College. She says, "I
am pleased very much with your
-.hool and tho people with whom
I work'".
Miss Magoon, succeeding Miss
Price in the physical education
department. Is a graduate of the
Unlverslt, of Washington. She
rtates, "I am ploas'd very, very
much with your climate, your
city, and your school". She de
clined to comment whether she
drpnk Lithia Water or not.
Miss Kilgore, replacing Miss
Williams, is a graduate of the
Oberlin Conservatory of Music, '
one of the finest of its kind in
tho Middle West. Miss Kilgore
has had experience as a private
teacher of music. She urges all
ho people who possibly can to
turn out for Glee Club. Miss Kil
gore says that an interesting
schedule of public at ipearances
is offered and requests all those
Interested to see her some time
soon.
Those who were acquainted
with the former instructors in
these departments may be in
terested in the following: Mr.
Gatchell Is associated with the
United States Civil Service Teach
ing Department of New Mexico.
Miss Moe is teaching in the
commercial department of Med-
ford High. Miss Price and Miss
Williams pre going to school,
the former In Berkeley, Califor
nia, and the latter in Portland,
Oregon.
Schuerman's
Grocery
DR. W. E. ELAKE
Dentist
Office Hours to 12; 1 to
First National Hunk Itltlg.
Phone I i
PALACE
Cafe and Lunch
Meals and Sli-rt Orders
Phono lH:i
QUALITY SERVICE
Sh.ce Repairing
AGEE'S SHOE SHOP
83tt E. Main Street
H. Garen
Tailor
HI ITS MADE TO OKDK.lt
Alterations and KeMiiriiig
25 E. Main Stret-t
SPECIAL
Student Lunch, 25c
WEIX-OMK
High School Students
PLAZA CAFE
ISAAC'S
The Quality Store
"Bestex" Mesh Stocking
with Pequot toy now
only 50c pair.
Improve Your lxMks With
Permanent
BEAUTY CULTURE
A SPECIALTY
WINELAND'S
Beauty Shoppe
JORDAN ELECTRIC CO.
Electrical i 'out ractor
and Supplies
MAJESTIC RADIOS
ATWATEIt KENT RADIOS
I Kit E. Main St. Phone SO
Wire for us and we will
wire for you.
Looking into the Future.
A little money saved is first
aid in the riKlit direction.
CITIZENS BANK
OK ASHLAND
Ashluml. Oregon
Welcome, Students
LITHIA SPRINGS
BARBER SHOP
4 'onto in and
GET ACQUAINTED!
'"Where all the students ro"
Do you own a fountain pen? I
Is it In good order? If you
have one we Repair them
If you haven't we sell them.
McNair Bros.
The Rexnll Store
ON THE PLAZA
FOOTBALL SPECIAL
Salted Feanuts 2 Pcunds 25c
Stearns' Self Service Store