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Of TM ASHLAND, OREGON, MOM SCHOOL
ASHLAND. ORHiOX. MARCH IO, lOiM.
JUNIOR CLASSMEN
SET PROM DATE
FOR MARCH 31
AXMAIi JINIOR-KKXIOIt KKTK
AT IJTHIA srRIXGS HOTEL
TO BK GALA KVKNT
"The sky is the limit!" Limit
j. what? Certainly not of the
prom (or thii year! No air, thirty
dollars and NOT ONE CENT
MORE. Of course that does not finding they lacked a few of hav-
ocan anything to the Juniors In enough.
Graduates Plan
Closing Affairs
tlasa of Hub Selected
Tliclr Announcement
In .Mortem Mode
With commencement looming
on the not too far distant hori
zon, the senior class has been
Typists Continue
Steady Practice
MIhh Tjowlal's Teams Prepare
Kor County ton text
on April 7
IjkMt year, Ashland won the
Southern Oregon content In typ
ing and this year the team is
kept quite busy these last few aiming at a repetition of the
weeks. All credits have been
checked and rechecked, proving
to some that they had more than
they thought, while to others
came great disappointments In
ccause they have no thirty dol
lars to spend. The committees
.ho have to worry over the
encoding of the twenty-five dol
lars which they do have, are:
coration: Edna Fehige, Mollie
Helms, Virginia High. Entertain
ment: Helen Could Food: Wan
da Purves, Alberta Thomas.
But even with that shall we
jay, meager amount the Jun
iors are preparing to give the
seniors a genuine "gala affair."
Eight and one-half credits are
the requirements to the prom.
That announcement will save
i.ieny a young student from
worrying about what she or be
will wear to the affair.
This year's prom will be held
in the ball-room of the Lllhia
Springs hotel. Of course it is
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At a recent class meeting the
seniors discussed and voted on
the anouncements. These are to
be in the modern mode, with
black and white predominating,
and the class crest on the front.
Miss Lock hart explained to the
girls some of the conventions
observed In using personal card.
At a later meeting. Mr. Forsytbe
made the announcement that the
class would vote to see whether
caps and gowns will be used
for commencement and bacca
laureate this year or not.
EI-Y MEMBERSHIP
HCLD OPEN FORUM
'ONCE IN A PALACE'
COMIC PHANTASY
IS CLASS PLAY
victory.
The manager for this year's
contest is Miss Tiosdat, who an
nounced that the County typing
contest will be held In Ashland.
April 7.
Any high school in Southern!
Oregon may participate In this
annual contest for supremacy In
the commercial field. Each school
entering has a team on hfch
are two amateur and tmo novice
typists. The team that wins the
county contest gets to keep the
cup for a year. Three wins gives
permanent possession of the
county cup.
Most of the schools have wrlt-
SKMOIW JIIULAVT AT CHOICE
OK COSTVMK DRAMA
AXD CAST
A novelty production features
the choice of "Once in a Palace."
a fantasy, as the Senior class
play. Much enthusiasm has been
shown by the seniors for the pro
duction. "Once in a Palace" is
similar to "One Hour With You,
Maurice Chevalier's latest film,
in many ways. The dialogue is
modern, while the setting and
costumes are taken from the
middle-ages.
The plot is based upon the old
"Arabian Nights' story of an
emperor who has a fatal weak
ness for clothes. As developed
Mr. Forsythe, principal of the
High School, was the speaker of
the evening at the last meeting
jf the Hl-Y Club. At the prev
ious meeting the club had as its
guest Mr. Briscoe. He spoke
about the Hi-Y's responsibility
to the school, and later led a
round-table discussion.
Carl Brower has been ap
pointed as head of a baseball
committee, in charge of start
ing an indoor tournament like
tha one last year. Tne commit-
Th Girls' League, together ! tpe hr of Publicity
with the C. A. A.. Is now prepar- " selecting the team from the
ing for a Health Pageant to be
G.L To Present !
Health Pageant
Secret Committer Now Acting
To Watch Kor Good
Postures
given some time before the close
of school.
This play is to be based mainly
on "Good Posture," and will have
a court with a king and queen
of Postureland and members of
the court.
There will be folk dances and
skits given by all the schools.
However, the queen Is to be
chosen from the Ashland High
School.
This queen will be chosen by
a secret committee, already ap
pointed; they are to watch every
girl In school and pick the one
that has the best posture and
takes the best care of herself.
She will be chosen about two
weeks before the pageant is to
be given.
Hi-Y to represent them in the
competition.
in "Once in a Palace," this mania
ten to say they plan to compete, j for a King Hai-
although. It g understood, Kla- , ?m- Jollv monarch. Into man." .
math Falls will enter only their ,,il"riou predicaments and
horthand team. I speeches.
The leading interest In the
story arises through King Hax
zem's offer of the hand of his
fair, but spoiled daughter, Prin-
ROGTISH NEWSPAPER
TRICKS SAD STAFF
COACH'S HOOPSTERS
TO RECEIVE AWARDS
It is probable that seven bas
ketball players will receive let
ters this year. Those who were
successful, according to Coach
Faber, In fighting against great
odds to receive their letters are:
Headrick Baugbman. Hjalmer
Kannasto, Olan Sneed, Robert
Hardy, Billie Hoxie, Captain Wil
lie Durham, Parker Hess.
As five of this year's squad
will return next year, the pros
pects of a good team look very
bright. Also there are a num
ber of new men that look promising.
Ye editor sighed, as only he
can sigh wistfully, as he ten
derly filed the Christmas edition.
Why did he sigh? Well, the Bus- .
iness Manager had just lunged I
out of the door with th-s shln
Ingly cool but firey headed Assistant-Business
Manager, hav
ing admitted to a hollow echo
in the exchequer of the house
organ. Besides, the Principal had
spoken no ads, no pay, no
paper. The Adviser had said
something vague about "maybe"
and "later." That was In the
gray days before exams.
Came February. The Editor
approached the Superintendent
of Schools. He would see. So he
did. Confidence returned. The
Depression was over. The Ad
viser beamed: the Editor began
talking to himself. The little
Rogue laughed to see such sport.
The Business Manager and the
Assistant -Business (Manager took
Ideas and dashed and danced.
respectively, Down Town with
Confidence. When they returned
they had Ads, plenty of them.
The Principal said he knew they
could.
Came March, and about the
Idea, the Paper. But do not be
ware, Roughish Reader, for here
endeth the first lesson in "If
at first you don't succeed
(Continued on Page 4)
Forensic Coach
Commends Squad
Mix Tomlinson (lives Gold A's
To lebnters of Tax
Question
The debating team of Ashland
High received their official cred
it for the 1933 season during the
Washington Day program. Miss
Tomlinson, debate coach, pre
sented the gold "A" to the four
members of the team, Rachel
Forsythe, Doris Hunter. Elmo
Andrews, and George Smith.
The district debates were held
the second week in February be
tween Medford, Grants Pass, and
Ashland. The single judge was
Prof. W. E. Dahlberg, of the
Speech Department, Vniverslty of
Oregon.
The teams this year appeared
to be quite evenly matched, but
Medford carried off the district
cup, which entitles them to rep
resent Southern Oregon In the
state competition.
The teams held practice de
bates with Klamath Falls about
a week before the district de
bates. Both of these were won
by Ashland.