Ashland High School - Rogue Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

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9 21 ' Sr. Council G. Olin B. Shank L. U. Todd F. E. Gnagey: A. M. Mandeville H. Crone K. Deplerg E. Gongwer M. Dannleyg J. Hartsel J. Williams P. Wise L. Clark . Esteemed Seniors and Miss Betty Shank with their History . . . E, the Senior Class, tur11 and view with earnest longing the closing of the doors of Ashland High School on the four short happy years of study and friendship. Wfhile you underclassmen are bidding us farewell, we are reminis- cing about scenes and happenings of preceding years. Out of the fog of our minds come hazy memories of freshman initiations, les- sons we studied, hallway chats we had, and sessions after school in the eighth period. Although at the time all of these were not happy experiences, now we can look back and enjoy them. How true are Tennyson's words that lt is the distance that charms the past. A little more distinctly can we recall the expansion of our ideas as sophomores. How well we remember imitating the antics of the upperclassnien, and vainly trying to avoid punishments meted out to us for day dreaming i11 classes. It seems as though Something beautiful is vanished, and will never come again. It seems only yesterday that we were involved in preparation for the Junior Class Play, the Spooks, and plans for our prom where we entertained the seniors royally with a coronation banquet and dance. All of these things pro- claimed the eminency of the class of HSS. The busiest and happiest year of all is this, our last. Wie have had leaders in our class as well as followers. Our Senior play, The Night of Jan. l6th, brought to light new dramatic talent and began the commencement activities. This brings to a close our achievements in the fields of speech, athletics, music, and scholarship in our high school careerg and the prom, senior picnic, and graduation will be all that remains. The heights by great men reached and kept Wfere not attained in sudden flight But they while their companions slept, Wfere tolling upward in the night. Longfellow

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THE PROMINENT STUDENTS .. N competitive examinations with their fellow students, thirty-tour pupils won the right to represent Ashland High School in the scholar- ship contest at Kent, May the seventh. The examinations were held in eighteen subjects. Ashland placed third in the district. The individual results are as follows: Donald Fluke Donald Darr Miriam Chandler Robert Fritzinger Viiilbur Hespenheidc Ruth Hannnon Elizabeth Olin Alice Ricliert Mary Davidson Miriam Guntrup Mary Bott Lois Hassinger George Oeken Donna Rupert Barbara Beach Louise Fisher Top row: H. McNabb R. McConnell. Biology: G. Plice A. Baxter, Chemistry: D. Darr D. Fluke, General Science: 2d row: D. Pliee G. Olin, Physics: R. Fritzinger M. Chandler. Algebra: R.. Hammon W. Hespenheide. Geometry: Hd row: S. Mowisex' D. Ritter. American History: W. Krill E. Olin. World His- tory: L. Fisher, Shorthand: V. Brattin, Typing: 4th row: A. L. Gates M. Gun- trup, English 9: M. Bott L. Hassinger, English 10: D. Rupert G. Oeken. English 1.1: 5th row: J. Norton B. Beach. English 12: J. Countryman M. Loris. Latin I: F. Dixon M. Burdick, Lat-in II: Sth row: W. Barr A. Richert. French I: M. Davidson M. Davis. French II. First place Sixth place Fifth place Tenth place Sixth place Honorable mention Third place Fifth place Tenth place First place First place Second place Honorable mention Seventh place Second place Third place General Science General Science Algebra Algebra Geometry Geometry Wforld History French I French II English 9 English 10 English 10 English 11 English 11 English 12 Typing II , 1 1 l l 4 : 1 l l l 1 GUIDE 20

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TOP ROXV DELBERT ADAMS-French Club 4. CARL ARMSTRONG-Dramatics Club 4g Band 1-2-3-43 Fri- day League Basketball 3-45 Latin Club 2. ERNEST B. BARRICK-Speeclball Championship Team 4. HELEN BAXTER BARBARA BEACH-Bucyrus H. S. lg G. R. 3-43 Pres. 4g Usher 45 Fr. Club 3-43 Sec. 3g Nat. H.-S. 4g Thespians 3-4g Dramatics 3-4. BOTTOM ROVV HELEN BEDXNELL-F. H. A. 2-3-4, Pres. 33 G. R. 3-43 G. R. Usher 4 5 G. A. C. 1-2-3g A Club 3-4iQD1'Z11l1HtlCS Club 4 g Pres. Club 3. 'FRANCES BENDER-Nankin l-2g Class Play 25 Honor Roll. LUCILLE BOALS-G. R. 3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-4g G. A. C. 1-2-3-43 A Club 3-4g Sec. 45 Dramatics Club 3-4g Activities C0111. 3. LEONAMAY BOHL-Girl Reserves 3g Orchestra 1-2-3-4. PAUL R. BONE-I. V. Baseball 1-25 Print Club 2-3-45 Friday League Basketball 1-25 Iutraniural League 2-3-4. i 4 GUIDE 22