Ashland High School - Rogue Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

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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

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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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Senior Class History In September, 1919, the Class of '23 made its debut in Ashland High, and after the usual session of soap eating, which was undergone to please the childish vanity of the Sophs, settled down to distinguish itself as a class in high school activities. With Grant Selby at the helm, an excellent showing was made, and even the Sophomores grudgingly admitted that the rooks might in time develop into something worth while. In our Sophomore year it was our duty and pleasure to welcome the incoming Frosh to our Alma Mater. Grant Selby was again chosen Class President, and organized under him we managed to exact all due respect from the Freshmen. Several class members starred in athletics, and a good name was left for scholarship and school spirit. As Juniors, we found ourselves rated as Upper Classmen, and with this new responsibility we tried even harder than before to be a class worthy of Ashland High. In athletics we had stars on both the champion- ship basketball and football squads, as well as on the baseball team. With Charles Rush as President, we made a success of the annual Junior- Senior picnic, as well as the other class activities we entered into. This year, our last in A. H. S., has found us working harder than before, and while it is diilicult to cite our accomplishments without an appearance of boasting, we believe that the lead we have taken in scholar- ship, athletics, and especially in school spirit, will prove an inspiration and goal for classes to come. 5