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T II K It O G 1 K N E W S
Thursday, November if. ItCR!.
CARNIVAL PLANS
MADE FOB NOV. 4
(Continued from Page 1)
Artistique
gym, and they are trying to
have enough girls for a tournament.
Red queen; and the Red King
now Virgil, be good and don't
get bashful. The White Queen i
Melicent Peters. Tsk, Tsk, Tsk!
Now for the next King, who Is
the White one, we have what!
Sorry, folks. I think there's a
bnd mistake, but I'll tell you.
it's Jimmle Baughman. Tweel
i 'rtiim. Jac k Hanson, and Tweed -ledee.
Donald King, are the
comedians in Scene Five, and
there are a group of flowers
which do their blooming In the
third scene. Remember Novem
ber 4, at the Senior High School
Gym, and It's going to be good.
SUBSCRIBERS MANY
Rogue News subscriptions and
student body membership have
reached a level almost equal to
(hone of preceding years, ac
cording to Errilla tiearhart. as
sociate business manager of the
school paper. An election has
already been held In which only
student body members could
participate, and this has added
many names to the lists.
Students who have worked as
c. ptalns In this drive held last
week were: Betty Dean, Wanda
Turves. Wilson Smith, Rosa
Franco, Earl Canfield, Raymond
I.lnlnger, Genevieve MtGtc
Maurice Roberson, Margaret
Dodgow, Beverly Young, Phyliss
Sparr, Francis Maguln.
I WHEN TRYOl'TS were held
last week for the boys' quar
tett. Ivan Bailey, Ceorge Mc
Cracken, Bernard Abrams. and
LeRoy Lindner were tbosen for
the various parts.
THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Is
practicing hard to rerfeet two
numbers to he sung November 5
for the Regional Parent Teach
ers Convention. This will be
their first public appearance this
year.
CRANTLAND RICE. famous
radio f ports announcer. Is the
author of "Understand Foot
ball." a new pamphlet, which
the General Foods Corporation
lias presented to the library.
"Pop" Warner. Stanlford coach.
has written his Idea of "Iron
Men." also added to our collection.
"Xtw magazines ani the daily
pavers are proving very popular
with the students," Mrs. Gra
bs m said.
PERSONAL INTERVIEW
Who Is it that Is very pleas
ant and sociable, has a peculiar
Southern drawl. Is very deliber
ate In his actions. Is always
willing to play hookey, has a
ready smile for everyone, and
liken girls (not so much)?
"My favorite activity," he
says, "Is football." He went out
for football this year and made
the first team.
This boy also said. "The sub
ject I like best Is mechanical
drawing. (It will please the
coach if I say that".) His best
friends say that he Is fairly
successful at hunting which is
his favorite sport.
And, of course. If you haven't
guessed who this all around
good fellow is, the Rogue News
reporter informs you that it la
Dale Burns.
N. Gill; "I'm thinking of
marrying Jack."
L. Cramer: "So am I. Know
anybody that has any?" .
THE HIGH SCHOOL OR
CHESTRA is off to a good start
at this time, with a member
ship of 3 students." said Mr.
Croft, orchestra director.
The group elected the follow
ing: President. Betty Dean;
Vice-president. Le Roy Lindner;
Secretary and Treasurer, Rosa
Franco: Business man ager
Glen Kelts.
Several public appearances
will be made this year. Ex
change programs with other
schools may be scheduled.
The Cafeteria of WASHING
TON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL,
HONOLULU, HAWAII, serves
1,000 pupils daily.
GOLD HILL HIGH. GOLD
HILL, OREGON, has the larg
est enrollment In the history of
the institution this year.
GARFIELD HIGH, SEATTLE,
WASHINGTON, has a drum and
buglo corps for 19X3-33.
Tho GIRLS' LETTER CLUB
OF KLAMATH gave the school
the novel idea of making the
rooks clean the front bridge
with TOOTH BRUSHES.
DUNSMUIR HIGH. DUNS
MUIR. CALIFORNIA, has three
girls for their yell-Icaders.
The typing classes of THE
DALLES HIGH, THE DALLES.
OREGON, are called "HUNT and
PECK ARTISTS".
Mcdonald
JEWELRY
PLAZA MEAT
MARKET
Shop Where Quality ots
Xo More;
PHONE 541
Free Ik'livery
Wolter's
Self Service Grocery
Ashland's leading
Food Merchant
(Ac-oss from Hurs Theater)
HOME and HcTIIOOl,
PRINTING
ASHLAalMlPWCS
handled reasonably and quickly
PHON E S
Grand Pacific
Meat Market
Phone 57
AGEE'S SHOE SHOP
While Von Wait Service
Kant Main Street
! Exchanges
; -
RED BLUFF HIGH. BED
BLUFF, CALIFORNIA, had a
peppy freshman Initiation at
which the boys were compelled
to wear hair ribbons and the
girls, adorable braids.
Slade Songer
JEWELER
Watch and Jewelry
Repairing;
COLONIAL DAMES
Exquisite Beauty Aid
Kre Facials
EAST SIDE
PHARMACY
TWO BARBER SHOPS IN
CORVALLIS, donated shampoo
and hair oil to the football
squad of Corvallis High, Cor
vallis. Oregon.
The girls of LONG BEACH
POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL
LONG BEACH. CALIFORNIA,
have a Ping Pong set in their
Miss Clark: "How were your
examinations?"
Miss Lockhart: "A complete
success; everybody flunked."
Beneath the moon he told his
love;
Tho color left her cheeks.
But on the shoulder of his coat,
it showed up plain for weeks.
LITHIA SPRINGS
PHARMACY
Lithii Hotel Bldg.
' have what you need
in school supplies."
Phone 116
GIRLS
See onr stock of New Suede
Jackets in all the new colors,
showing the new cossack style
and only
$5.95
ISAAC'S
HERBERT'S
TWO STORES
SIM) E. Main st. 1 K. Main
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
WE DELIVER
Send
Your school clothes to
THE ASHLAND LAUNDRY
We cave your time and health
It costs no more than
Home Washing.
Ashland Liundry Co.
81 Water St.
I'hone 103
HUNGRY?
See Us
Schuerman's
Grocery
THE CilKT THAT ONLY
YOU CAN' GIVE
YOUR PORTRAIT
Darling Studio
Hwedcnburg Building
GEORGIA YOUNG
BEAUTY SHOP
Pcrmrnents fft.OO and 92.05.
Shamoo and Kinger Wave
9I.OO
42 Brd St. I'll one 47
Near Main
Wade for
Hot Tamalea 15 and 20
Monday Dinner 43c with Hot
Biscuits from noon on.
School Special Hot Dogs Be
Hurst Theater
A Home-Owned Theater
Beginning Nov. 8
Thurs., Krid.. "AIR MAIL"
with Ralph UellaitiT and I'at
O'Brien. Kat., "WILD GIRL"
with tTias. r'arrrll and Joan
Bennett. Hun., Mm., "THE
BIRD OK PARADISE" with
Dolores let Rio and Joel
Mrfrea. Tues., Wed., "K
HKIVA OK HIN'NYKROOK
FARM" with Ralph Bellamy
and Marion Ninon. Thurs.,
Krl., "TIGER SHARK" with
Edw. Robinson and Richard
Arlen.