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Page 4 The JACKSONVILLE MINER HIGH HAN ft GAMES TO PLAY The local high school's baseball schedule is due for completion with the playing of five more games. Of JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Number 24 the three games already played, Volume 1 one a practice game, Jacksonville's pill-passers have won all We hope this standard will be kept up throughout each and every game. The schedule appearing below Published Weekly in may, perha|>s, enlighten you as to High school students are looking The Jacksonville Miner future plans forward eagerly to school day. the by Students of April 13 Eagle Point there. date for which has been set as Jacksonville High School April 20. Sams Valley here. April 20. Both boys and girls base April 27. Talent there. ball teams will play the Sams val STAFF May 4. Phoenix here. ley high teams in the afternoon, Helen Iurmb May. Gold Hill, there. and the senior class play, "Molly's Editor Asst. Editor Elizabeth White Aunt." will be presented in the Reporters: Hannah Nunn. Mar WAR AND DEMOCRACY evening in the gymnasium. (An Editorial! The comedy, a full evening's en ion Vogel, Grace Winningham, Madeleine Metzger, Conrad Just 17 years ago lust Friday. tertainment, has to do with Spin Hay. Fred Coffman. Norman April 6. the United States entered ster Aunt Jane and her visit to Carothers. the World War. The reason was the Griggs family, who are very "to make the world safe for de modem. These latter try to give the impression, to their dear i GRADERS SUFFER 8-« LOSS mocracy." To judge from present day con Auntie, that they are very sedate j Welcoming an excucse to miss and- but come and see the play ' school Paul Hess took Coach Ray ditions. the World war did not ful Hunsaker's second string baseball fill its purpose Only Great Brit for yourselves. The popular ticket prices which t.eam to play the Griffin Creek ain and the United States are real democracies. The nations in Eu made it possible for everyone in school players Monday The Jacksonville boys went rope are under worse tyranny than the community to enjoy "The Magic Beanstalk" last week will down to the tune of 8-6 in a five- they were before the war. What will happen if there is again prevail for the senior play. inning game, but not until the local boys had rallied in the fifth another war? Will the world then I--------------------------------------------- inning to raise the score of 8-2 to be made safe for democracy ? Some say that there will be no 8-6. people left on this earth after the VINING TO DELIVER YEAR'S next war, but who can tell? ■ IVA I Children 10c ADDRESS COMMENCEMENT FOUND IN THE DIGGIN’S Saturday Only, April 14 THE PLAY CAST With purple In a recent letter to Principal M E Coe, Mr. Irving E. Vining chalk on shirts, coats and arms of Ashland expressed pleasure at . . . CONRAD and NORMAN be I being asked to deliver the com ing initiated into the mysteries of mencement address for Jackson- journalism . . . PAUL HESS say ' ville high school this year. He has ing MISS CURRIN looked like a chosen as his subject, "The New little girl in her new gingham also “Phantom the Air" dress . . BILLIE LORTON tell ■ Tomorrow." ing MR. COE that Japanese bi Mr. Vining is one of southern Sunday, Monday, April 15, Hi cycles aren’t as good as American ; Oregon's best known and most popular speakers. Formerly con- ones . . . MARION VOGEL unable necteih with the department of to study because HELEN LAMB psychology of Columbia univer made too much noise . . . ETHEL sity, Mr. Vining now resides in ASHLEY with the hiccoughs . . . DOROTHEA WIECK Ashland. He has recently made a Tuesday, Wednesday, Apr 17, 18 trip to Washington in the interest CAN VOl' IMAGINE ANYONE tall as Rip Applebaker? I of the Oregon game commission, busy as Helen Lamb? ■ of which he is a member. ‘DEVILS IN LOVE’ argumentative as Paul Hess ? studious as Hannah Nunn? Victor Jury—I-oretta Young The High Prospector The High Prospector ROXYI5e"~ As strong as Cal Lusk? As industrious as Norman Car- others? As musical ns Vyron Bostwick ? As dependable as Ole Olson? As talkative as Eleanor Clark ? As mischievous a.s Fred Cuff- man ? As full of fun as Shorty Wai- ton ? FIVE SPEED EXPONENTS TO REPRESENT* JHN IN CONTENT The question of who Is to repre sent Jacksonville high school in the county typing contest at Ash land high school, April 14. was settled last Thursday and Friday after three 10-minute s|>eed tests. Dixie Churchill and George Van Calder emerged victorious with averages of 43 and 37 words per minute, respectively, while Marion Wiltsc and Norman Carothers tied for runner-up with an average of 33 ft per minute After repeated tests in class, Marton Vogel, Alberta Hart and Marion Wiltsc were selected to represent the high school in the as one eloquent frosh ably demon strated Monday afternoon. Joyce Durham, freshman, gave an excellent review of an editorial, "The Wealth of the Indies," which uppvared in the latest Issue of Scholastic magazine. As she fin ished speaking, the class showed that they recognised good speak ing when they heard it by ap plauding enthusiastically And though they chuckled at FRESHMAN REVIEW OF j the remark, the* juniors agreed SCHOLASTIC EDITORIAL with Waym* Oom best when he DRAWN JUNIOR PRAISE marveled: "How did she ever re- i member it all?" 0 Ate the Juniors squelched? They An optimist is a chap who would are. and thoroughly Even fresh men arc better speakers than the buy now If he could borrow from members of the English 111 class a pessimist Weston Leader. shorthand division of the contest Murton Wiltsc was chosen as al ternate for both typing and short hand. These five students. accompan ied by Miss Currin, teacher of commercial subjects, will drive to Ashland next Saturday morning to uphold the honor of Jacksonville high school In the county contest Ends Saturday “King of Wild “Cradle Song” plus Sat. Nite Is Prevue Nite NEE “COUNTESS OF MONTE CRISTO Sun-Mon-Tut* 15* STOMO 15 ..THS ATRE. SSÄ «en» “Laughter in Hell” Friday -Saturday with PAT O'BRIEN Thursday, Friday, April 19, 20 JACK HOLT in Master of Men” r “Aggie Appleby, Maker of Men” with CHARLES FARRELL WYNNE GIBSON JOHN D. GOSS FOR DEMOCRATIC CHOICE AS U. S. REPRESENTATIVE Senator Goss is a forceful speaker and an experienced leg islator. 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