Ashland High School - Rogue Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

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Post Graduates Feeling an unbounded affection for their Alma Mater, and a longing to re-enter her familiar halls, and knowing how much their guidance and direction was needed by the less superior class men of A. H. S., fourteen of the class of '22 returned in the fall to resume their course of study. At the beginning of the school year the Post Graduate class was organized and officers elected. An office was created for each member, to eliminate any feeling of superiority that might exist. In this manner all of the ofiicers Worked with splendid zeal and co-operation, and a great amount of work was accomplished in a comparatively short time. The class held about three informal business meetings, and one social function, which was a hick affair given at the home of Harriette Ruger. Now that the class is nearing the close of its high school career, it looks back over the five years of school life, realizing that it is really just a beginning. But a thing well begun is half done. Let these be their words of encouragement to the classes folowing them. ' M. Mc. '22. LOLITA PIERSON PEARL HODKINSON JOYCE JOHNSON ETHEL BRYAN MARJORIE FIFIELD MARGARET MCCOY HARVEY WOODS RUTH PORTER HARRIETTE WOLCOTT HELEN HARRELL BETH JOHNSON

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Facully Personals SUPT. GEO. A. BRISCOE- With a way that is taking, and an eye that sees far, To each hopeless Freshman he's a lone guiding star. B. C. FORSYTHE-PRINCIPAL- 'Spite of sarcastic humor and ne'er forgot wit, Our unexcused tardes do not cease a bit. XVALTER R. HUGHES-ATHLETICS-HISTORY- He rides in a showcase, and coaches the stars, In a year or two more he'll be iiirtiug with Mars. L. J. BOYLE-HISTORY- He came and he wentg like a comet did soar, And we wish him more luck than he had heretofore. MISS LOETA ROGERS-ENGLISH- If you start to slangin' English, or you're late to practice play, You'll find out what she's here for, and that wthout delay. MISS GERALDINE Rl'CH-llIOLOGY- 'Mid pleasures and palaces, tho I may roam, With my bugs and my beetles I'm always at home. MISS MINNIE POLEY-LA'l'IN- VVifh brain breaking Latin she's always at ease, And for too much displeasure your deportment she'll seize. MISS EVANGELINE E. POLEY-HOME ECONOMICS- The delight of her life is the young vamps to train To wield needle or ladle, on dress or oe's flame. MISS MARIE RIDINGS-MATHEMATICS- If assembly were quiet and classroom in peace, She'd be sure to beiieve that troubled increase. MISS AMY STIFLE-COMMERCE- She goes to Corvalls and herds heroes up, Then brings them back home with a large loving cup. MISS ALICE HAYES-SPA NISH- Whenever it comes to a party or spree, As the life of the party it is there that she'll be. MISS ZIPORA BLVMENl+'ELD-GIRLS' ATHLETICS- NVith hardly a care and troubles in clumps, She racks on thru life like a Ford over bumps. MISS Pl-HLA HALL-PRACTICI-I H0l'SE- She teaches at practice House during school time, Then stays there to practice, to keep in l1er prime. MISS LEONA MARS'l'ERS-Ml'SIC- li' while passing room 8 you should hear a hub-bub, You'll know that she's there--f-teaching Freshmen Glee Club. MISS CALLIE VOGELI-SEI'RE'I'ARY- As Ashland's secretary she thumps the whole day thru, And yet she's always got a, smile, and throws it freely too. MISS GRACE HAIYKYARll-SCIENCE-- I'm happy as a carefre bird, with never thot or trouble, Nor look to right nor left of me, but Hoat onward as a bubble. MRS. EDYTHE GOOD-HISTORY-MATHEMATICS- She is new but she is welccme, as the end is drawing nigh, And we hope that we will leave hor with a deep heart rending sigh.

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4 Senior Class Officers Charles Rush, President Lisle Wentner Vlce Presldent Dimple Slack, Secretary Daniel Bowerman Treasurer Walter Tod Hughes, Faculty Advisor Class Colors: Green and YVhite Class Motto: ay Decides Tomorrow Class Flower: Rose Buds