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Tueaday, December 22, 1981.
THE IUKUK .NEWS
VACATON LOOMS
ON THE HORIZON
Hi! Ho! Vacation days again,
anil everybody kwiiir to be glad
especially when right In the mid
dle of a two period you (top for
. .,l.nl. nJ think If j-nn't lnut
... sori of sounds that way.
forever a vacation Is just around '
literature are written by Brown
ing, Sinclair Lewis, and Tenny
son, respectively, while Mts
Hedges reads stories by an auth
or w hose very name makes ones
tongue tremble Merer Hkorvskil.
Probably the writer of some
trashy French novels. His name
the corner.
Most of the teachers have de
cided where they aro going and
what they are going to do, at
least part of what they are going
to do.
Mr. Phillips, who has been
Inking his masters degree In
Corvallls during the summer, has
planned to visit the school and
friends there. Then later he is
thinks Clarence
lluddington Kelland is about h?r
type, while Miss Dobrovolny likos
Edna St. Vincent Mailey.
In the matter of hobby Miss
Clark and Miss Wiseman are
very much alike. Miss Clark's
hobby is eating her boss's (Miss
Tjosdal's) cooking and Miss Wise
man likes very much to listen to
the birds sing. Both very light
going on some ,ood 'ole fratlng recreations, you see.
trins along the coast.
On the other hand.
Miss
Misa Beck has been delegated 1 Hedges, as well as Miss TJosdal,
lo attend the State Teachers dele
gation in Corvallis. but later she
Is going to her home In Forest
tirove.
Miss I-ookliart is going to her
homo in Lebanon. Oregon and
ha'i claimed to visit around Sa
il' mand Portland.
It seems as ir most of the
teachers are either going direct
ly to Portland
through there.
Miss Clark is going to her I
home in Po-tlnnd.
If you hxven't already heard.
Miss TJosdal is gr.ing to Seattle
but she won't tell what she has
planned to do there. We
wonder.
Miss Hedges is going to Port
land and then up to visit Miss
TJosdal fur a fe wdays. If they
aro together maybe It won't be
is very fond of horse-back rid
Ing. At last the Mystery of the
ll d Face Is explained!
Miss Tomlinson has returned
once more to the ways of in
funthood. Ah, well, poor wo
man, una can't blame her, any
one would after having taught
I -at In as long as she has. Her
; main recreation when no one is
traveling around, is to cut pictures out of
magazines.
SHORTHAND CLASS
STENCIL "TATTLER"
The Junior High "Tattler" has
been added to the list of prob
lems and projects of the short
hand classes. Th shorthand 3
class is preparing the copy for
the paper for each issue. On
Thursday of the week before the
paper Is to come out, th written
material Is sent to the High
School, where it Is made into a
dummy by the class and typed
on scratch paper. Then it Is re
turned to the Junior High, cor
rected and returned so that the
paper is jut into the final form
en Friday, and on Monday before
it Is aguin returned to the Junior
High where the stencils are run
off.
In addition to providing spec
ial work for shorthand students.
he copy is also to be UBed for'.
shorthand dictation as Journal
ism copy.
Christmas Cards
and
Gifts
McNair Bros.
The Re mil Store
ON THE PLAZA
Dr. It. L. Burdic
Dentist
Ilersoy Building
A Merry Christmas to All
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS
1HNVEK
Reasonable Prices
Home Made I'lea
ASHLAND HOTEL
COFFEE SHOP
Of the fourteen teacehrs, on'.y
two uphold the fair name of
sports as a hobby. Those teach-1
ers are Miss Beck and Mr. Wag- j
ner.
Santa, Claus May Have
Long Hair But Yon
Shouldn't!
LITHIA SPRINGS
BARBER SHOP
''Where all the students go"
GRADES REVEALED
SOMEWHAT HIGHER
so had. but then you never
tell.
Miss Tomlinson I
Pol Hand and Albany
In
checking up the grade
books of seven of the teachers
going to! of the school it was found that
there was an average improve-
Miws Magoon Is going to her ment of 18 per cent over last
.me in Seattle and plans to . month. One teacher estimated
ive a very nice visit. that 75 per cent of his students
Miss Wiseman is not so sure had raised their grades. On the
WE WISH YOU A
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
and
HAPPY NEW
YEAR
WICK'S
Furniture Store
This know what comes
Direct from God His
spirit everywhere always,
In ways unnumbered.
FIX-IT SHOP
whether she is going to her
home in I -a Grande or not hut
hi.pes to. I'pon being asked If
there was anything else she said.
"(). Yes. I'm coming back." Do
you suppose she will so as to
speak, "eat out?"
Miss Dohrovoleny does not
know ust what she will do hut
plans to go some where hut does
n't know where.
Mr. Bliss states he is going to
ho right here practicing basket
ball.
Mr. Forsythe and family are
remaining In Ashland, also Mr
llrlsio
Mr. Wagner has planned a va
cation in Seattle and has prom
Ned to tell ns all about his trip
when h omes back to Ashland.
Th, Htudentbod; wlsh-sthematt
The student body wishes them
a merry vacation and a pleasant
journey home.
Mher side of the question a
'eacher stated that none of his
Indents had shown enough im
provement to warrant a higher
irade. This report was the only
report of any rlasses failure to
gain. !
In order of the highest from
im, rovement to the failure to,
gain are the following: Science
"Issues 75 per cent gain. Higher
English 3 3 per cent gain. His
tory under Mr. Bliss 25 per rent
aain. Mathematics under direc
tion of Miss Clark 25 per rent.
Lower English from Mis Hedges
showed a gain of 24 per cent,
thn vat ions classes of Miss 'Pom
Mnson showed a gain of 14 per
cent. Mr. Wagner's rlasses in
Spanish failed to show a definite
'mvrovement so were tagged with
no gain.
STANDARD
CLEANERS
S ill Tims to Have Your
Clothes Cleaned Before
Christmas!
IIUADQUAUTKKS FOK
Christmas Candy
and Nuts
PIGGLY
WIGGLY
A Cut of
INDIVIDUALITY
Elks
Barber Shop
'We Cater to Student"
WHEN YOU THINK OF
DRUGS
Think of the
Lithia Springs Pharmacy
S & H Trading; Stamps
TEACHERS TASTES
SHOWN IN SURVEY
In a survey mude recently
some very interesting facts were
disclosed. The nvst sophisticat
ed reading is done by Miss l,m !;
hurt. Mss Beck, and Mrs. Gra
ham, whose favorite pieces of
SKMOK IHKS
The seniors cannot gradu
unless they pay the dues voted
upou.
The amount is 50c a senior. It
may be -aid either 25c a semes
ter or 5(lc a year. Seniors, pay
your dues to Maxie Thompson,
Mary Sanders, or Lizzie Mavis.
Remember
JOHNSON'S
BOX CANDY
for
Christmas
EAST SIDE
PHARMACY
DeWitt's Taxi
Phone 58
DR. W. E. BLAKE
Dentist
Office Hours 9 to 12; 1 to 5
First National Bank Illdg.
Phone 100