Rogue news. (Ashland, Or.) 19??-????, September 30, 1932, Image 3

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    Friday, September ;!, I1W.I.
T II K It O G I" K X K W S
Salem Paper I
Lauds Faberj
(Taken From Salem Statesman) j
Donald Faber of Central Point. j
physical education major at i
Willamette university, received
official not ire Thursday of his
appointment as teacher-coach of
Ashland high school for next
year.
During lib four years at Wil
lamrtto university. Faber has
been an outstanding athlete in
four sports and has also been
prominent as a student. He is
graduated in June with the se
nior class of Willamette univer
sity and has a double ivajor, one
in physical education and one in
history.
Ashland is one of the better
known schools of the state, send
ing teams to the state basketball
tournament frequently. Ashland
has won the state championship
rnre in the brief history of the
present tournaments.
When Faber came to college j
ho set out to learn the game of j
football and with his natural j
speed, coupled with his size and
fighting spirit, he soon devel
oped Into a good halfback. I
Hts basketball career has been
brilliant and would hav been fa:
brighter had he not been off the
floor the whole season his sopho
more year because of a. broken
les. He was high srorer for the
Willamette freshmen In his first
year, averaging 15 points a game
In dozen contests which were
all won by his team.
Faber is a four year track
letterman of Willamette, and it
is on the cinders that he has
written his greatest collegiate
history. During four years of
tartlrlpatinn he has scored in
every meet in which he has entered.
ASHLAND YIELDS
TO DUNSMUIR
IF (Apologies to Kipling
If you'll plc;- football when
ever you are called on,
Evon though the field Is soak
ed with rain;
It you'll play square, and
play with all that's in you
And not think at all about
your personal gain.
If you're a toiember of the
second battalion.
And think, "Aw shucks, I'll
never get a chance".
And still stay on when there's
no chance in a million
(And that's if the "End"
should slip and tear his
panta.l
If con can play and not ne
glect your studies.
If you will practise when still
a little lame:
If you'll do all you an to help
your "buddies"
And give your all to help
them win the game;
If you'll obey your coach.
alert each minute.
And do your bit to make a
famous run.
Yours is the "A" and the
honor that goes with It;
And what is more, you're a
true sport, my son.
Cordon (Juarrier
(Dipping taken from Maroon
News of Menominee, Mich.)
math classes. Miss Ioi khart has
a U. S. history class and a
journalism class in addition to
the English classes. Miss Tom
linson also has a II. S. history
class together with her other so
cial science classes. Coach Don
Faber devotes his entire time
during shool hours to mechani
cal drawing and physical edu
cation. Although most Important col
leges report a decrease in en
rollment for the fall semester,
Ashland High has to report that
many students have transferred
from other hiah schools through
out the state and Pacific coast
to this school. More students
are oming in every da.v, and it
is extremely likely that the en
rollment will reach 260, which
Increase compares favorably with
decreases in other Important
schools in the state.
These students will be called
to bear their share of the
rchool's aitivities. Already a
! number of boys have taken re-
s nsiblo positions on the foot
ball squad and have added a
gO"d deal to the fighting quali
ties of the team. It Is rumored
that there are a nutnlier of ca
pable debaters who have not yet
had a chance of fighting for
Ashland and they will be ready
hen Miss Tnmlinson calls for
them. Musicians, too, are includ
ed among the new students.
BOLTON'S
Drug Store
Aimands Gift Set
$1.00 value for 89c
Style Shop
Milliiiery-ltrrsNiiinkliiK
Hemstitching
Hate from Kite to
Mrs. Siikk Sin. Itaniway
Ashland hopes of an undc
fealed season were Immediately
brrken by the Dunsmulr Tigers
Saturday, September 24. by
score of 7 to 0.
The game started with the
Grizzlies receiving down hill. It
appeared as though Ashland
would score in the first few min
utes of play, as they made great
Fains through the Dunsmulr line,
with Gearhart doing most of the
ball carrying. As the Grizzlies
neared scoring territory, the
Dunsmulr line tightened and
kept the ball from being pushed
the few remaining feet to the
goal.
A steady fight began which
lasted until late in the third
quarter when Dunsmuir's scoring
march began on a long forward
rass and. by careful and power
ful charges, resulted In a quick
score. The extra point was made
on a pass over the goal line.
Ashland made a determined
attack to. gain a score, but thdy
were not able to crack through
when they were near the goal
The Ashland team seemed lo
work very well despite the ear
'iness of the season and the in-
cxrerienoed men. The most out
standing man on the line, consid
ering his limited experience, was
John Denton. The other players
that had a chance to get in the
game gave a Rood showing.
There seems to be great promise
In the Grizzly fighting unit.
Tho griddlo heater between
Jacksonville and Ashland third
team resulted in both parties
carrying off a large goose
apiece as laurels.
The line up:
Ashland
Haughman
Fehigo
Sneed
Gearhart
Sieioff
Starr
Burns
Hall
Newhouse
Denton
Yaryan
Substitute
Durham.
Hoxio Thompson, and Ohls.
We hope to perform a miracle
soon. The coach, in a very mat
ter of fact way 'old the student
body that their school spirit was
dead. We plan to raise it from
tho dead.
Isn't it peculiar how long it
takes Jack Enders to dig fence
posts on the football field dur
ing school hours?
Dunsm uir
U York
FH Hall
1111 Martini
I.H Nelson
C Fischer
KE Sanford
DC Keginato
KT Jones
LT Bryan
KG Manna
LO Delyato
for Ashland:
Wallen. Bromley,
SCHOOL OPENING
BRINGS CHANGES
Hide In Comfort This Winter.
Let I s Install a Heater Now
l l.M(
The Autom:live Shop
Chevrolet Dealers
Ashland, Oregon
ELKS BARBER SHOP
A llir Cut For Individuality
35c
Ijirry sea: A free shine for
any man M-oriiiR In the Kla-
Many (students are entering
here for the first time this fall.
The names of the schools from
which they have come read like
a travel circular. Interesting, too.
are the courses of study. Several
new class or different teachers
for the classes are found in
the schedule.
The curriculum of the high
school has included this year a
number of important changes.
Miss Clark now has a physics
class on her hands besldeg her
Girls
Get Your SCHOOL OXFOKDS
at
ISAAC 'S
$1.95 to $3.45
LITHIA SPRINGS
Barber and Beauty Shop
"Where All the Students Go"
The Original Rexall
ONE-CENT SALE
Thursday-Friday -Sat unlay
MTOHF.lt 6-7-K
McNair Bros.
Ily the Tost Office
SPORT GOODS
for
GOOD SPORTS
PROVOST BROS.
Welcome
Ashland High School Students
Have yoti seen our new
MM H SIKM'S
Hiod Food Hut les Prices
PLAZA CAFE
Mr. ami Mrs. vl Taylr
Ten to Fifty Cafe
Serves Complete Menl For
UUr Cents and l'.
.VCourse Turkey Dinner
Su nday Utv.
Finders Hlock
RADIO
We Have Jut What You
Arr Wanting.
Sure We Give Terms;
Jordan Electric Co.
I'HONK MO
The Sun Shines Some Times,
Hut We Shine All the Time
10c Week Days
Snl unlays and Holidays I x
CENTRAL SHINE
PARLOR
Shell Knergy Gasoline
SHELL SERVICE Inc.
STATION
Lubrication SMfialixt
K. J. Mdden, Agent
Main and 2nd
Fall
Dry Goods
(Kil'n Dried)
CARSON FOWLER
LUMBER CO.