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y Faculty, Pupils
Tell Christmas
Vacation Plans
At last, it's here that much
welcomed Christmas vacation!
Teachers as well as students
have made defindte plans to en
Joy themselves during the 11
day holiday. Here are some of
their plans:
Miss McLarnan: I plan to be
with my sister in Medford pert
of the time and just stay in
Ashland the rest of the time.
I Mr. Green: Fm going to stay
UNif Before Xmas
from Modern View
It was the night before Christ
mas and all through the house
not a creature was stirring, with
the exception of . . .
Father, who wants to know
what happened to the Christmas
tree stand when he put it away
last year ...
Mother, who is trying to an
swer the telephone and Father
at the same time ...
Norman, aged three, who is
calling from his crib and wish
ing to be Informed if that noise
he hears is Santa Claus . . .
An expressman, aged 150 by
the way he feels, who is deliver
ing a rocking horse at the back
door ...
Aunt Agnes, who has dropped
the library table drawer, seek
ing a pencil to sign the re-
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FOR . . .
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home with my wife by the fireplace.
Judy Bnggs: Stay home and
have a great big Christmas din
ner and go horseback riding
later.
Barbara Rensfield: Eat lots of
turkey and sleep late every
morning.
Wayne South: Might go to
Portland, why?
Carlene Engh: Just stay
around home.
Clyde James: Well. I'm not
going to school.
Merle Deets: You can't put
anything like that in the paper.
Melvin Taylor: I might go to
Oakland.
Dean Brown: Going to have a
big Christmas dinner. We're
going to the Oregon Caves, and
I will work some.
Keith, Garrett: Practice bas
ketball and go to a show. Also
go duck hunting in Klamath
Falls If possible. Main thing is
rest up from school.
David Herburger: I'm going
over to John Day, Oregon.
ceipt ...
Grandma, who can't remem
ber what she did with the Bed
time Stories she bought for Nor
man's stocking and who wan
ders about like Lady Mac
beth . . .
Anna, aged sixteen, who skips
endlessly, and wants to know if
they can't unpack the new
phonograph tonight instead of
tomorrow so she can ask some
boys in to dance while Father
trims the tree . . .
A delivery man, who sounds
ke a troop of cavalry In the
front hall and who is with dif
ficulty convinced he has the
wrong house . . .
Nora, the maid, who has Just
dropped a plate in the kit-
cnen . . .
Jack, aged fourteen, who
blows out a fuse while monkey
ing with the lights for the
Christmas tree and throws the
whole house Into darkness . . .
Radio loud speaker which an
nounces, "Christmas Carol, God
Rest You Merry Gentlemen, Let
Nothing You Dismay," broad
cast from station DIN.
Christmas Ideals, 1945
McNAIR BROS.
Rexall Drug Store
On the Plaza
School Supplies
, Phone 4751
COLLEGE CLEANERS
"Your Favorite"
Monite Moth Proofing
Ph. 2-2911
FORTMILLER'S
Quality Department Store
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MERRILLS
CONFECTIONERY
ew of Poodle!
Thai's Ihe Trend
"Good heavens, there goes
another one. What is this, the
burr-head brigade?"
"You say it's Mr. Jandreau's
idea."
"Well, does he have any spe
cific reason?"
"To keep the fellows' hair
out of their eyes."
"But why?"
"Oh, now it's clear! So they
can see to make all those bas
kets during basketball season."
"It's a good idea. Sure do
hope it works."
'Now what was that?"
"You mean to say that was
a girl?"
'But why did she cut it so
short a lawn mower sneak
up behind her?
"No?"
"A Poodle Cut, you say."
"Sounds logical, but reason,
please."
"Going to sweep the country
in six months."
"Looks like that might be the
object wonder how well it
will work."
"Oh, you mean it is the be
ginning of a new fad not to
sweep with!"
All kidding aside those
crew cuts on the fellows are
pretty cute. Honors to Judy
Ward for being the first brave
soul to sport a Poodle cut and
to Barbara Sweeney for being
the second.
Yep, it's all a new fad! Who
will be next?
Mr. Lewis A ticket to New
York, please.
Ticket A sent Do vou want
to go by Buffalo, sir?
Mr. Lewis Don t be ridicu
lous. By train, of course.
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Wishes Made Knovrt-to Santa
Dear SauU
I nver Men a very good boy.
I talked 'my math teacher, Mr.
Allintm'.'iWto giving me a "1"
and I didn't quite make the
honor roll. I'm not asking for
very much this year, but here
are a few new things a new
transmission for my convertible,
a brand new girl-friend with
blue eyes and dimpled cheeks.
My friend Bill Hollingsworth
would like a new basketball
that would make him a hero at
all our games.
Ryle would like a new head
oi hair as he hasn't much left.
Thank yon, dear Santa.
Vernon Tenney
Dear Santa,
r.iere isn't much I want but
do remember my friends.
First of all, I would like' a
ticket to Eugene and a new
black-top convertible.
My friend Nancy Graber
would like a ticket to San
Diego, and Pauline Davis a new
book of jokes (her old once are
wearing out).
Bob Myrick wants a new
trumpet so he can out-play Har
vey Woods. Glenn Holzhouser
wants a new system whereby
hi parents will let him use
their new car.
Mr. Wiggins wants a brand
new band that will be able to
tell the difference between loud
and soft. Cleatis Mitchell would
like a new hot rod.
Your friend,
Barbara Bugbee
Dear Santa,
My friends and I want several
things this year. Donna Wil
liams and Clarice Prettyman
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Ph. 7021 372 E. Main St.
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37 E. Main St.
Knox Building
Special to Students
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PROUD!!
We sure ore, of the woy our Grizzlies hove worked.
PROUD!
Of the woy your clothes look?
.You sure will be when we core for them.
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Quolity Cieoning
On rhe Ptoze . Phone 32S1
Free Pick-Up ond Delivery
would like a short wave set, and
Billie Davis wants shorter
school hours.
Dale Cullop wishes you y;uld
bring him a new car Walt Mc
Coy wants a dye for his red
hair. Ted Tenney wants a
change in faces.
Melvin Taylor wants a hot
rod that will outrun his cousin's
in Talent
And I would like a rubber
doll, a set of dishes and some
extra money.
Sincerely,
Barbara Wrey
Dear Santa,
We, the senior girls, would
like for you to bring the senior
boys an incentive that would
make them attend the noon
dances. Helen Bean would like
a ticket to go see her girl
friends, Joyce and Joanne Fritz.
Glady wants a job where
there is no work.
' Leona wants to graduate so
she can go to SOC.
We hope everyone has
Happy New Year.
Yours,
Barbara Hild
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Ashland, Oregon
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