Ashland High School - Rogue Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

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E. Templin A. Shepard M . Lasaa E Poley G. Hawkyard Ethel Templin — U. of California, 1924 So petite, so sweet, the sort of person you like to meet. Spanish 1. II, III, IV. Aileen Shepard — U. of Washington, 1921 Her voire is her fortune, unequaled by none, always happy, jolly and full of fun. Orchestra. Glee Clubs, Music. Margaret Casad — U. of Oregon, 1923 So serious and solemn with a voice of command, yet when you ' re acquainted, she ' s the best in the land. Biology. World History Eva Poley — O. A. C, 1920 The lady in charge of the foods and their spice, a motherly person with worthy advice. Sewing II. Cooking II. Grace Hawkyanl — U. of Colorado. 1920 In class she ' s a wonder, outside she ' s a jewel; working is her maxim, a very good rule. Physics. Chemistry. Algebra. Geometry.

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Principal Benjamin Forsyth Under the guidance of Mr. Forsythe, the school lias main ained discipline thai is envied by most schools. A friend to everybody, he is always ready to help whether ii be on the ath- letic Held or in the school-room. The class of ' 26 owes much of its success to Mr. Forsythe, our principal.

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GL h $ J ffi»$ m £ I. Berg F. Noltimier J. Tarr M. Calmenson B. Jarmon Irene Berg — Willamette, 1925 The Rogue advisor and proud are we. of the one who censors impartially. English 1. 2. 3, 4. Florence Noltimier — U. of North Dakota. 1920 ' Those laughing orbs, that borrows from the azure skies the blue they wear. English 5, 6, 7. S; Play Director Juanita Tarr — o. A. C, 1925 ' Treasurers are found in small packages. Typing Miriam Calmenson — r. of Minne., 1924 ' She ' s quite methodical in all of her ways and to get your lessons, surely pays. Bookkeeping. Shorthand, and Civics, Beryle Jarmon Tall, sweet and a face quite fair, a person for whom we all can care. Cooking 1; Sewing 1: Practice House; World History.