Ashland High School - Rogue Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

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Bertha. Thimmes. Bertha Thimmes, studious one, Ever out for lots of fun- Xet, when joy and duty clash, She will let joy go to smash. Domino Provost. And h61'6'S to Dom, the ladies' boy, NVho gets a jazzy kick from joyg He loves 'em allg each one the same: And Pleasure is his middle name. Bessie XValker. Here's to Walker, real good sort, Always out for lots of sportg She was always teacher's pet, Put hasn't claimed the honor yet! Edna VVclls. Here is one of our Talent Belles, By name we called her Miss Edna VVel1s But what it is now it's hard to say For it was changed just yesterday. 25

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1. Muxine l'nu'l1t'. lllaxine is a peppy girl Who says she likes the life's gay whirlg But Maxine doesn't feel so spry Vfhen she thinks of leaving Ashland High Lum Provost. HK'l'9'S to Lena, a name of fame: Basketbalhs her favorite game. But that's not allg she's teacher, too, And her hand for art is very true. Irving Porter. Ilfey is a jazzy boy- Fol jazzing is his pride and joy: Il::'s loyal to old Ashland High And works enough to just get by. Theta: Slingerlzmd. Tlleta is a quiet lass, but she's always sure to pass- Sludies, works and never foams Much beyond our happy homes. 3

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I, Ruth Morris, do leave 1ny seat in the jitney from Talent to anyone who desires to seek knowledge at A. H. S. I, Ruth Martin, do leave my place morning, noon and night, before the mirror, to Dorothy Tinker. I, Irving Porter, do leave my knowledge of How to Ditch School to Beans Buchanan. l, Maxine Pracht, do bequeath 1ny dimples to Margaret Camp- bell. I, Arthur Peters, do leave my curling iron to Marshall Barber. li, Marie Porter, do hereby bequeath my jar of freckle cream to 4'Brick IVest. I, Ilena Provost, do leave my basket-lvall ability to Dorothy Tinker. I, Domina Provost-, do hereby leave my side-burns to HShang II'inters. I, Theta Slingerland, do bequeath my ability to run into every member of the faculty when ditching school to Ethel Swisher. I, Billing Schuerman, do hereby bequeath my mustache to Geo. High. I, Farman Swiggart, do bequeath my superfluous knowledge to Vernon Carson, hoping that he will someday become a grand Senior, like me. - I, Bertha Thimmes, knowing that poor grades must have at- tention, will mine to Dorothy Frulan. I, Burton VVinne, do hereby bequeath my place at Hgirls' hi-jinX, left me by the late IYilliam Allen, to Ross Small. I, Edna VVells, do leave my slim and slender figure to H.Iin1 Gillette. I, Merle XYalters, bequeath 111y deepest sympathy to him who has the sad fate of editing an annual. I, Violet VVood, do leave my debating abilities to Lloyd Crow-- son. I, Bessie Vilalker, do leave my never ending attention to my lessons to Harriet Ruger. I, Clyde Young, do bequeath my love of jazz-music and dancing to Otis Johnson. I, Maud York, do leave my youthfulness to .Iewel Morris. 30