Ashland High School - Rogue Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

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A LET.-1 COZA R-T LLJack77 Glee Club 3-4. t'Ready to work, ready to play Usually manages to have her own Way. JUHN D, GALEY Class Pres. 2-3, Rogue Staff Man- ager 3, Editor 4, Rogue News Staff manager 3, Editor 4, Debate 2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3, Hi Y 2-3-4, Forensic 3-4, Operetta 3, Anni- versary Play 3-4. Although I have a gift of mind Ivlll humane, good, polite and kind. ix

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The Class of '24, The day was dark and dreary- Night was falling fast, A band ot' weary Freshmen, Stood chilling in the blast. An icy chill swept oer the place, A sudden deafening roar, A bolt of lightning cleared the mist And there stood the class of '24, Like Commandments given to Moses, When he stood upon the hill, They sat in silence and listened, To thunder break the still. Another crack and the sunlight, Shown through the cold grey door, While there beseiged in the dimness, Sat the class of '24, One year brought a shudder, Another brought a thought, For, like the beasts in the forests, 'Twas better lost than sought. This group arose from the lowest, To the highest place and more-, They placed themselves on the annals As the class of '24, This class is known from the tropics, To the coldest place in the north, As a class who wins their battles, And brings the bacon forth. No where can you find a spirit, That heavenward can soar, So high as that behind this class, The class of '24 . So this class has left her mark, On the Ashland High School floor, Her footprints will be followed, Though her cries be heard no more This class has had so great a past, As we have said before, That none can help but wonder, At this class of '24, -V. Mc., '25