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Wcilm-Mluy, November 2:t, ll.TJ.
-THE ROGUE NEWS-
Puhlixhrd III -Weekly by the AwioclHtcd Student Body
of AhIiImikI High School.
THK STAFF
Kditor G. F. Smith
Assistant Kditor Rachel Forsythe
Personals ... Carrie lteedy
Exchanges Rosa Franco, Theda Manchester
Activities
Hi-Y Wilson Smith
Debate Dale Burns
Artixlique FranceB Maquln, Janet Gould
Features
....Beverly Young, Betty Durkee, Ulan Sneed
Reporters M. Roberson, V. C'randall, J. Hall, P. Isely,
V. White, D. Burns, V. High, I. Hunter.
Typista - ... Kuby Howell, Betty Dean
ItUMIICKH Staff
Manager John Denton
Assistant Manager Errllla Gearhart
SCHOOL CAST GIVES
PARTY FOR SELVES
. Oregon High School,
: Press Association In
YOUTH
One Lindberg writes, of "The ILand of Youth," a most
fitting thought for Thanksgiving:
Men sought the fountain of eternal youth
And in their quest found death, for they were blind.
They sought a legend, and so missed the truth;
The world is one vast fountainhead of youth
Which none with eyes to see can fail to find.
Men call the mountain old! The peaks that glow
With youthful flush, to greet each newborn day!
All living creatures of the hills express
The truth of nature's ageless youthfulness;
Kager, alert, alive as lawns at play.
The pines, men say, are old the pines that wear,
Even in winter, the bright garb of spring!
There is no truer symlol to be seen
Of youth eternal, than the evergreen,
Here in a land where youth rules everything.
Eternal snows seem old, but in them throbs
The pulse of mighty rivers yet to be.
The rocks seem old, but water's ceaseless toil
Grinds them, ami forms new fields of fertile soil.
Here, out of age, youth spring eternally.
Young or old, discouraged or happy, rich or )oor, fear
less or fearful, we can ever from this great land of youth
gain inspiration and learn of (Sod and know His ever
lasting youth and power and love.
SHU showing the affects of
greaso paint, the play cast and
lcuiasers met at Beverly
Ynnmc'a home tf 10:30 Friday
f.fUl where the unual. piay
party was held.
The evening was apent in
reminiscencing, and the noveltv
of jolyoa was Introduced. Afte
eliminations It was found thai
Marie Woodson Is the best Jug
gler of yo-yos on the street.
As the custom is, the actors
spent the early rart of the eve
ning in writing the names and
som.) of the interesting boners
n tl'e play book which contains
the records of the past plays foi
number of years. They a!si
cued enrb other's programs
and booklets to keep for xouve-nirs.
The mecessful players then
gave vent to their weary selves
Kill t.pent the remainder of the
evening in dancing to radio
orchestras and Miss Tjosdal's Id
erpretalions of modern mu!c
After the cast had finished
their observations on the suc
cessful play, delicious refresh
ments consisting of ice cream.
thoiolate and wafers were serv
ed by the hostesses.
Before leaving, the guests had
the pleasure of listening to one
of Miss Tjosdal's special stories
about the horse races at Tia
Juana (?) She narrated these
stories at interesting lengths to
a gullible audience.
"We wondered why so many teachers had flowers on
their desks last week until we remembered that it was
geting time again for the cards to come out.
We have just learned that some student wants some
8 o'clock classes. e shall borrow Miss Loekhart's
thumbscrews the next time this person speaks.
Some of the actors in the anniversary play aro just
recovering from loss of sleep that they had in the days
before the play.
Along with other modern improvements, we would lik
to suggest a stationary football schedule.
We don't know what the most popular song at school
is, but we lelieve that the most popular words heard
turned out for clogging last
year are brushing up on it in
an advanced class which meets
a Thursdays after school. They
need a great deal of company,
o if an;- have taken clogging
efor-, ihey can all be used and,
nc'dentally. have fun.
Ashland Girls Preparing
For Winter Sport Season
Hey! Don't you want to be
graceful? Ashland High offers,
quite free of charge, extra Ideas
to make fat people thin and thin
People fat!
The Girl's Athletic Association
offers these advantages, and all
yon need to do is to come out
after school on Mondays and
Wednesdays. At the present
they are doing basketball which
will last until December 16,
Miss Magoon pleads, "Won't
some more girls please turn
out?"
From all appearances there
are not many Juniors In school,
as there are too tew turning
out. If the Juniors want to keep
up their class pride, they'll have
to send some more delegates.
Six dauntless spirits who
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OILS
H. J. CARTER
Boulevard and Sherman
"WATTH FOR THK
I.K.IDEK'
Tune in oa X. B. V. every
Friday 7 p. m.
Automotive Shop
D. F. Kay, lrop.
Soda Fountain Service
Lunches at
Lanes
On the Boulevard
Ix't us give thanks and
count our blessings.
Fix-It Shop
6. F. McCONNELL
( of fee Boaster
Kt X. Main Street
On the Air Kvery Day But
Sunday the Aroma from
Our t 'of fee;
High (irade Coffee and Teas!
Frewh Roawted Virginia
Peanuts.
McGEE'S
EAST SIDE
Grocery
Near High School
Phone 134 We Deliver
Try-
ASHLAND CREAMERY
Products
Shasta Ice Cream
Phone 24
Old Fashioned?
"Never go in debt for any
thing; that won't be worth
more year later," la the
advice of an old-timer who
haa made good.
This "old fashioned" advice
la thoroughly sound;
First National Bank
Ashland, Oregon
Have That Radio Installed!
We have just what yoa
are wanting.
$19.50 to $300.00
Jordan Electric Co.
Phone 80 180 E. Mala
here are I tlou i Know."