Ashland High School - Rogue Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

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ALBIE BECK - Qityxeiimmf st.. ROQUE' Twiiilirivlii MILDRED M. HARRIS Entered from Twin Falls, Idaho. Girl Reserves 4. Her capacity is unknown. ALBERTINE Mc-CALL Entered from Klamath Falls. Plain and true to lifej not hid- den behind paint and powder. GAIUS E. CROSBY Glee Club 1-3-41 Orchestra 3-4: Band 2-3-43 Hi-Y 3-43 In Old Louisiana 33 Dulcy 4. The best of life is in conversa- tion. MELVIN BORAH Football letter man 3-4, Captain 43 Track letter man 33 Baseball letter man 33 Assistant Editor Rofrue News 4. Entered from San Rafeal, Calif. The combined qualities of a man and a great athlete. MADELINE FHISHOLM Entered from Lisbon, North Dakota. Learn never to tell thy secrets. -Experience. . Track 33 Glee Club 2-3-42 Band 2-3- 43 Hi-Y 2-3-41 Forensic 3-4. Born of great men is not the same thing as being one. CHESTER VVOODS Football 1-2-33 letter man 2-33 Bas- ketball 1-2-3, letter man 33 Baseball 1-2-3, letter man 2-3: Track 33 Or- chestra 1-2-3-4. Quiet in class but terribly loud in grade. Page Fifteen

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'iiifiyfiiiiyf me Roc Ura-' Tiili iliriyli? SE IORS President ..,..,,.,, ...,,, R iley Pittenger Secretary ,,,,, ..V,,,,....,,. I rma Bess Vice-President .....,,,,, VVayne Ramsey Adviser ,,,, ...,,, VK 'alter Hughes Senior Class History The class of 1925 leaves the halls of Ashland High School for the last time May 29. As Freshmen, it entered in September and January of 1921-22, and, after the usual session of soap-eating, began its career in the manner characteristic of innocent, self-conscious rooks. Barnard Joy was elected president, and with one football letter-man, debater, representatives in all of the various clubs and organizations and one girl a member of the basket- ball team, the class made one of the best beginnings of any class of green- horns on file. As Sophomores they returned to School with a feeling of supreme im- pertance, and endeavored to make their under-classmen feel more at home. Six boys starred in basketball, and two in football. Orville Hall wart elected president and yell-leader. As Juniors, seven boys and two girls played in basketball, nine boys in football, one boy was manager of athletics, another leading man in the an- niversary play, several starred on the basketball and track teams, one served as assistant-editor on the Rogue publications, several were staff members, and others were representatives in the various organizations of the school. Raymond McGee was elected president, and Orville Hall again yell-leader. As Seniors, the clais has lived to see established a new growth of spirit between classes and rival citiesg a new birth of interest in student affairsg and a spotless school record. The accomplishments of the class during the four years it has been a part of the school are unusual and stand out clearly. Altogether, this is one of the most successful groups ever graduated from high school. Page Fourteen

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'ilifilxliiiiyfi sate Roos Us-J Tifiiliiyliq MILDRED HUMPHREYS Entered from Looking Glass High. Girl Reserves 4. Treasures are never spoken, and thoughts are best not uttered. VERNON Mm-GEE Sports Editor Rogue News and An- nual 33 Editor 43 It Pays to Ad- vertise 33 Charm School 43 Band 1-2-3Q Orchestra 23 Glee Club 1-2. We don't want him any longer, he's long enough. EDITH PATTERSON Forensic 4. Fluent words do ever flow From my ruby lips you know. FRANK STRATTON Baseball 33 Basketball 3-4. I came upstanrs into the World, for I was born in the cellar. RUBY POWELL Glee Club 2-43 Forensic 43 Captain of Plymouth 23 Girls' Quartette 3. I'm just a little shy of man, Though I flirt them all I can. GEORGE VIRGIL GILLETTE Orchestra 2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 Dulcy 4. The million-dollar motor has nothing on my college clothes. VVAIVE WITHROWV Shorthand team 43 Girl Reserves 4. Entered from Klamath Falls. 'AI wish I were all I think I amf' I Page Jixteen