Ashland High School - Rogue Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

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The Class of '23 Timidly and half afraid, Cautiously, with many books, Afraid to ask advice or aid, Gazing around with frightened looks, Wandering aimlessly through the hall, Shrinking at each teacher's call, Entered the Class of '23. We felt not near so brilliant then As we had the year before, When, feeling like grown women and men We marched out the eighth grade door, And with diplomas in our hands, Backed by our parents' stern commands Became the Class of '23. Most passed through the year with ease, A few fell by the wayg Murdered by the heartless Sophs, Or to exams a prey. But like a star our brilliance shown, And far and wide our prowess known, The Class of '23. Next Fall, behold the mighty Sophs, Like Roman Caesars in their power, Explaining lessons to the Profs And studying science by the hour. And to the Freshies We were known, Respected, feared, and let alone. The Class of '23. As Juniors we left a name, Which shall live in future time. In sports and studies we gained fame, And glommed up many a skinny dime To give the Senior Class a feed, Their annual carnival of greed, On the Class of '23. This year we are the Senior Class, The salt of all the school Serene and calm, above the mass, Hard work our steadfast rule. In work and play We Win renown, To us they hand the Laurel crown, The Class of '23. L'Envoi And now we have to say goodbye To the school we all love so, We've spent four years at Ashland High It's time for us to go. No more, as oft, will there be seen Playing on the campus green The Class of '23.

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LYCY CLINTON Entered from Harrisburg, Oregon. The mildest manner and gentlest heart. JEXVELL R. MORRIS- Jewell Glee Club 2. She's willing to be always there, And her heart is as good as the gold of her hair. INEZ KNIGHT BRYANT 'lGent1e in manner, and firm in reality. FLEM C. CLARK- Pinky Football 2-3-4, Basketball 4, Base- ball 4. Energy and persistence conquer all things.

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