Ashland High School - Rogue Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1947 volume:

--.ls MRS TON1 MFDF MF' Sum, I To Mrs Thomms Mecirali me the X-wtf of 1947 dedlcate- thu 'mnuu Por her lntele-st 'md fUL1llIS1ISI'lE showrw m mmy school at b c-arher She has been acivnen oi the Gr17713 Gwn ide, fox mo veaw ,md issmstant adv1Qe1 oi G A A du: mg thxs pmt year s Mid 11' tcu 1 up ez L . .4 n V 1-xgga 1 I ,-7 -4 A . . 4 3. A T51 ff llNUllC'fUI fb . . . ' ' Q J , ' ' 2. ' 3 a Aivit.,ies she has ecome Well-known as 21 good 1'ri0mi and L A . mg V 'D 2 ' . .5 s , I R - 1 It-Ir: . : T1 . -Q 'ning 5 'fin 'Iam Wawuumd It 1S the purpose of thls yearbook to capture for thxs and ensumg years not only a record of the years actl enthus1asm, Splflt and co operatlon Wh1ch went to make the 1946 44 school year a memorable success I I I , .3 vities, but also some measure of the , - ADMINISTRATICN X 'Q X 185253, T 'fi' . gm if E Q X f f' Q 2,15 , X Q ., -..' ls X C ' , , 435355 ' K i 45' 4 - ,, . - ,K A 1 'l F, . of .P VIR, FARI.. ROCEIRS A hlu cl HILII Schull P mclptl fJwwqmJ4 Meuage Watchmg fx group of students develop IS probably one of the keenebt Joys a prmmpxl experlehces m school Work After workmg wlth the present senior class three Vearb xn jumor hxgh and the last three year., m seruor hlgh there mll be double pleasure and prxde m presentmg the 1947 class of Ashland Pugh for Uraduatlou future appefrrs brlght for cohtmued growth and lmprovement Less yearly hfm e in the faculty would hasten and msure school xmprovement Mr Rogers chattmg wxth students N s e l X' Ls-. 'R . ,A s , Q Ll 1 4 t . . I I i A It 1 Q , . 2 . . g . . 4 N . D . . This school year has been by far the best of the last three and the Q' Q L MSI 'l ' ' ' . il 5 rf-Q. Yfq- ?. P ' l J ' an V i -Q , , tv V1 QQ v 'Nr iv 1 LFI AND P LINN S11pPr111tendf11t of Ashland Publxc Schools Jwti Manage As 11119 IS the Second CCJUIDTUXIIIV 111 Oregon Lo ektablmh Il h1gh school t IS nituml thot Ax111111c1 Hxgn should be r1ch 111 f111e trad1t1o11Q These have then' ram111Cf1L1o11s 111 '1 111e11d1v ci0111or'1 1t1c smut 111d 111 the des1rP 1 iCh16V8 both 111 the KILSSIOOTII 11111 111 The krhool lf'tlWltlfS Tho pullm power of the Asl11'111d H1211 School Alun A dlcatlve of the tIdd1T1011S of the school O 1111 SSOCIIIIOD IS umque and IH d1t1o11s and 011 hanmg get up QOPLIS c'o11s12Le11t vubh them XXX VIR IINW md 'VIR R.OC1ER,S 111 111 111for111al conference 49 K N R s S1 if 1 . . .i 1 ' .7 ' ' .. 1 ' ' 1 ' 1.1, 1 f ' 'fr We congratulate the students on I1z1v1r1g sensed these outsta11cii11g tra- ' ' 1' , 1 ' 5 1' 4 1 A 1 55221 ,xi iw 1 4..!wz,?X A 'fixwxvgr' 1 ,Rory 7 4 ,V 1 X 10. .' N 1 . .4 , X 1 hifi? . 1 X -1 xxjfi 5 'S Wx , K 3'-I Q5- aww, IBCAR C BJORLIE Vocal Musxc LOUISE BRJOVVN Fuulxsh Jm.rn'ahxn1 GERALD GASTINBAU Bwlvgy. Social CUAQY1 NI RS EDITH x 2001.7 Clwrumtxfs Physxu. Am-:'mmut1c.w. 'Fmg '1.'lHmlNl:X ii:IfJfxXUNiJ hz., .. In x..a'h'1 1,51-Ulu -PICI 'MLN HUGH IYJLLINS l1SIigxl1,r3 Publluripcaxk- me Avulinmn. DLC!uI'a-I MRS THOMAS MHDCALF 'I'5'pinu Skzuxtkmmd 4'nu:::.1p:13 'L'I1If.S NOT E11-LV! N LESS!-IR In strun1ent,a.l hixmc MARY MCLAHNAN Ihmwlxmkxxxg. Wmid H.xwx'y FLORENCE PRYBIL Spambh, Englxm EARL ROGERS T3p1:.: DfYHfJ'I If Y UNDER KOFLPJ1 Ihfwcm-Q-pizza Llbmry kf::,11..f,4Lxfv:1 Pixy- Bd SHOXVNv ROYAL Ci.-UHJNER w':x4:ifhnp Auw Shup, B.IPf'h:1:.:-ul Drmamxvl I I.iH1v: 3.1.1 Y' any ' FRANK O NEIL 011.21 Pug: Ea, Bmmgjv 'Wm sag ,. QW N ia-..1-. QAM' M ' vik 1 fr .-.HW 1511111 1.1 1.411 111 1111- Aijalf ff: 1111 r,1r1 5111111111 M: ..,:1 :X-l'1lZlI.J1 H311 QM ' ' ll-1 JIU-.Ill IMI' f-ull' 11: .1 ,'Z.'r . , .4..,. , .1. 'la 1,11I!1ZllL.Z..1, Wzilfer Phillips Fiflld. 1111111 111 11141. was f.lElSlfI,ll'f'Cl by T11wclc11'1' Nl, by 1116111 s11p9r111101zc1Q111 411' 501101115 The Q!'f1l1C1SlflDd floor 1111111 wus lllilflllild by c11:1r-11f-5 CTrI1SllZlr'Ll1l 1111 Blake. T110 flflld kms clf-clilullflcl to Www svn Wg, ,lx lll.I EHR ll am Wg111111' Phillip, L1 Qfllfllldlf' of As - 11111c1 High, who was killed 111 the 11141 1 WGIIG YVHY, 'WTI .1 In d, GW- ,X-L.,.:' ' 1 g -me Executive affairs were handled through- out the year by the student council. George Fullerton und Clicirlerie Roberson, president and secretary oi' the student body. headed the group, Representatives were chosen from each class Lind roll room. In addition to their regular duties, the council this year distributed the concession and school dance rights among the various groups and clubs. CHARLES ELIASON Student Body President COUNCILQ IN SESSION . . MR. ROGERS BEVERLY ULSTAD GEORGE FULLERTON ADELE SHELDON CHARLES ELIASON FRANK HILE SHIRLEE NEWBRY CHARLENE ROBERSON INTER,-ACTIVITY BOARD- Charles Eliason' Mr, Gast-ineau, Shirley Balfour and Bob Griffith. Vice-president GEORGE FULLEIRTON ADUJE SHE-LDON Treasurer CHARLENE ROBERSON Secretary '? 'P QW , My .M X X A S : ' ri g M 534 . , g'g , ,, ... . T Q ,V 2' V 5 7 x 149, Q, A , ' ., I x ,Z 1 ' Maryen Robemb Doxothy Ella ut Salutatonan Vdl9dlCfO1l'1l'l Glen Wade Provost Award Mary Lou Hahn D A R Award in Marlys Wllcox and Bob Grlfflth Outstandmg Senior: lil 93 'Wm George Fullerton Charles A Whxte Award . L ' rs NA K 4, ' 13. W? 2 '3 f 'X ' Y A A , Q? T5 G ,ir as 13 .9 ' 'v iff! ' . I GLEN WADE MARY LOU HAHN DOROTHY ELHART RONALD QUACKENBUSH MR. GASTINEAU SOGZM4... 1 Selection of an adviser was the first move of the senior class. Mr. Gastineau was selected and the class began its busy year. The senior class did its share in conces- sions during the football season. The many returns were used for graduation and sen- ior week activities. The annual Winter Formal was planned but circumstances would not permit its continuance. The customary Skip Day was staged March 19, when the class made a trip to Shasta Dam. The journey was made in private cars and only a few of the class did not attend. The day was spent in swimming, picnicking, boating and sight- seeing. One of the features of Senior Week was an over-night hike. Other events were: a swimming party, Hick Day, and Baccalaureate services. Motto: Let the ropes of today ring the bells of tomorrow. Colors: Blue and DOROTHY ELHART White. Flower: Pink Camellia. Treasurer RONALD QUAGKENBUSH GTLEN WADE V109-President President MARY LOU HAHN Secretary 'O i EW -an QWQM and fqduidvl ED BEARE GLEN NEIL-SON BETIY RJOBISON MR, O'NEI.L 'aC7laf14... The prominent part which the junior class played throughout the school year is il iustrated b th - ' ' ' ' ' y e large number of Juniors who participated in Ashland High activities. Out of the eleven first string football players, ten were juniorsg eight of the first fifteen in basketball were juniors and a large number turned out f t , or rack. In addition to interest displayed in the field of sports, the 'class was well-represented in the anniver 1 sary p ay cast, three of the b0y's quartet members were from this class, as were four of the newly organized music group, The Hungry Five. By earning money through concessions and after game dances, the juniors sponsored BF-'PTY ROBISON the annual Sadie Hawkins dance and planned SQCMMY and carried to its successful conclusion the Junior Senior Prom, biggest social event of the year. The prom, which was held in the gym, had as its theme Memories, and the decora- tions Were contrived to represent an old-- fashioned garden party. ED BEARER President GLEN NELSON Vice-president -v 21:1 EUNILL VN PNHUK 1 If Bum N ON ARNOLD WILKI S IMS' lwmw law. .l.21,- zwz' 3 Chff I Lv- Ulf YIM Ixfuxdel' 4, Bm M Quni ' FRED VVHITED MN' ,unuxv 344 Tr.x4 ' PIRWIN WH KINSON Buy-' vxzvuv 4 Ahlh I PLM 4 FMHEJJHS 4 4 553-B MJXRLYS WILOOX nu 'VJ14 Q'2:m:,1,1 Girls 1,e.ay'- ..-. , 2--1 Yell LrHQl'!' SAB-4. Mx- gurmw 20. Aluuw-zwxxry Phu 4, UAA 2. Ruuuv Nwxw 3,4 Rogue Azlxxmi 4. Qmil . 1, C,-ml! 4 Oxxtwi,-mm.: x A S4 Sfuxmfr .fxxvarfi 4 GFILZH, 11 vdw 2844 Hr MARY ALICE YOUNG Cul It u U34 UXX QW! L harms .ww Q .Ar . 34 'WNW MARITA VN HI! Sufi tml h-'1f.- 1-.if 4 f,..f. k '-.PI I3 YOLNG 4 'iw- 3341 C xfxv . J Mum 4,- ' s I . Ei, Y A 4 I1 ' xv. ., ' ' 'I H . ' ,I 2 Iliff-1j'l'II BARKQFK 1 R il-li-I-Zl.'1' BEAN 'Im I.'.1' 'x-If V X ,. MA! J, igkuk 4 L LA RA CHI L.IJif.Rh 3 .fs I 354: 1 ' wg lik H11-1'T'lkA HAl'f'?HM:XN J mm 11.1 uv ,fa-4 QE mr. ,I Sfkf m1'..,1f 'ii Hxzzpfe- ,rx rl L ' 1' 1' EL 'Y 4 L.ifl'IsiIC Q'NlfHt'l1 ROBERT BAYN E Cf.-XRX LHRINI LILB 1'!+. iileg 21: E 1 5 6 Y J:-if-'.f - .F A915 Q, 3 -9559 -I f' :AIS 11' :NAT ,,,LA,iYK K ' X ,L . fy xl R A N XNXQ.: 'S .u A194 X' Q MX QQ 'mf H: -- apr. K ,. -W - KS-1, ., -.,. GFOE? K 5 I-I FULLER Ti JN H-1, If-1 'f -5 4 i' ' KI . 3 lf- .I I 14 'I' 11 f' ,C H Y 'Z 5 I1 '::.-L,.4 H1 r.1rI.1 il T- 1 E. '-I l:OBrl1-IT URKFFITH H . Lf. ,l .i 4 X'.:..xf '- my V 'Z 4 H.-Y 1-4 Izf tl L. '1.,' . b- L11 A-4 Trial f. 1 all yur., 1 I3 S-11,1 P.: 4 Pr .- Bl ,- Ilfxxam 4 NORMAN GARREN KATHARINE GROSSIWAN Qlrls' Lxnrmw 2-33-4, liquid 2- 34-l Xlmgur 5oc're:,5.' 4, Qmll .md Scroll .3--lr Rogue- News 304, R4-Que .xrllmal 34. :En if, Spnzliwra Uiub il, Chiifii. 34 fOffQcf-2' :if Llmnmmw fflllb :X2ll21'H'!nLLTY Plav is Ixiaxlwz' liuszuraxf Award 4 MARBARA GERTSON Svxfui Li-4, Blind 2-ii-4 :Ol- izrwr 2-4g Maasyzczl Iwfll-nmiirzlff .-Xwlrd 4. Chwms 2-3+-1 :Of- fzcer 4m Anmvcrlzxrg' Php' 4 Gull League 2K3-4 Qulil and Ser-wll 34, Rogue New-1 3-ll Pin 41. Clam Ofher 2 GORDON GXVIN N Bump' U-WW 341 Fgwtwy, Bfwketbarll Mez' .5-4, 'I'L1lrx LI-.NA GILLIAM Qlrls' League 3-4 MARY LOU HAHN Gul! League 2-3-4, D.A.R. Award 4, Rogue Annual 4, Rogue' Ncwm 3-4. Anniversary Play 3-4. Homerwnr Olfxcer 2-3, Chorus 2-3-4. Drurmctius Club 3, GAA 2-3-4, Cvtib zly Grenades 2-344, Quxll :Ami Scroll -L Class Officer 4. Trl-Hi-Y 4 ww Eg w K HAROLD COLVIN 'Boys' League 2-3. Football 2 DOROTHY ELH ART Homrlr-xml Offlcz-r 2-3, Band 2-4. Grizzly Cwronades 3-4, Qulll and Scroll 3-4 lPres in Honor Society 3-4. 1Pres, 41. Glrls' Magna 2-3-4, Clubs Offlcf-r 4. Glrls' Tennis Team 4, Rogue News 3-4, Cf.A.A Z- 3-4, Student Council 3 . Liga LORRAINE CONVERSE Glrlsl League 11-3-4, Chorus 2. GAA. 3.4, 'Pri-Hi-Y 3-4, NRA. 3, Girls' Basketball Mgr, 3. Grizzly Grenades 4 RUTH ELLIOVFT GlYl5' League 2-3-4. Spamslx Club 3, NRA. 3 CHARLOTTE CROVVSON Glflwy Lllaaur' 2-34. UAA 2-3-4A Iioxnz-wmxl Offirvr 2-3 Swmg Band 3, Trl-H1-Y 3-4, Glrls' Tennis Team 3, Baud 2-4, Grizzly Grenades 4, Soni Leader 4 HAROLD FARR lmjfi' Iwllgue 213-4 GLEN DE VORE Bm-Q Lulvmf LZ-HA Tllll, 2-3. F'-fu' lull fl-4 ROBERT FRINK -lj , W F KW., . 1 tl ,,.. H I ::: - I X lv was .49 All Lvl 151 ALD MACK P Iran !II f'!w'i-1 fl 'I 53 MARJORIE NIESSENGER Girls' Lc.a2'uP 2-3-4. Honor Soclctjf 3--1. Chorus 3-4. M- nzvm-Qarv Phu' 4 M XTILENPI 1V1AXW'l'fI.I. CNS' Imaging 114 4'- f' D HA. DORIS MILLER Gxrln' Lfgznmxe 2'-3-4. Honor SNJIPU' 4. Spamsh Club 3-4, Swmg Band 3. Rogue News 4, Rogue Annual 4. Qmll and ScroXl 4 HUBFRT M1'GILVR:'x Y x . 1 4 HM! Irnfm- 13-34. I' fn.b.n,1 Q 'KA-i WESLEY MCKENZIE BOYS' League 4. Track li JACK MILLER Boys' Lwgue 3-4. Spamin Club 3-4. Homemom Ofixqgr 3 ELOUISE MORRIS Crxrls' League 2-3-4, MBJOY' elle 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4. Tri- H1-Y 3-4 1 .3 :gg gg 3 x .rgv 0 ,fgJ?p?, ' ,mulf M-' f' 'g01,,f2'z1 QW ,. ' f , T 1 1' .. ' gm. 25523 ' Q he , fb-fu, 1 ALLENE OWENS Gxrls' League 2-3-4. NRA. 2-3, Chorus 3-4, Spanxsh Club 3-4 BERNICE PLATKO Girls' Leaguv 3-4 ROBERT PATTON Boys' League 3-4. Spanish Club 3-4, Track 3 Quai' ROBERT PETERSON CONSTANCE POVVELL Humor Socwly 3-4. Cixrl' L,mgnc 2-3-4, Trl-H1-Y 15-4 Boys' League 3-4. NRA. 3, Student Connell 3 ANN PIRTLE RONALD QUACICENBUSII B055 Lf-:mue 4, Clam Pros -1 Gxrly League 2-3-4. GAA 2, Grxzzly Grenade-5 2-3-4. Rogue News 3-4. Song lka- der 4 CHESTER RAPP Honor Sfmexj. 4 13,5 Leaguv 4 'S K .fs ' ,jig rf' - V Ag,,+,:,. wa. Af! R x ' . I 1 11 .' ff 7 f I3 1 Y -.uv xx ? 1 ' X ,, 1 'sw ,J.e.z.- I V - , -A A Q' + -7 if - gg YN - ,U ' i Q, -A . 313, ',x' 3 'Q , ' m A '--f' .xn 36 ' x fi Y' , s fr? '1 - mf' N Q if I -x ' 1 , 11 '1 awp A 1-T T ,V fx ez MN 1 Z L. . ,O W ,A L, It , , gsflk 1 I xfslgx 'W'-,NV -' ., 5 -., 1 'Y' 4. 'Z 5, Qgiiluql- 52.1 as ... 'O CV -5 ,M 'Nur -mfg , A .Q -'ww Vif2Ii':r 'ig-J' 'A-Q 'FF 156- ss gun, .. 'HL 'Prof wwf' Xxx of TR .52-w - Q K ,W if F W 4iiiQ vin. in 6 N -' vfzwgsa YJ .I 5: . , , -sq Adams, Charles Bixkor, Vera Ri-xii, Ciirlnon llviglz-, I-.lniur Blssel, Bill Brown. Gene Boyer, Dean Cox. Nancy Crook. Beverly Cullop, Don Daily, Cxirmeln Downing, Phyllis Duncan, Bill Eliason, Charles Felthousen, Joan Flinifxii, Louise Garrett, Cleon Gentry, Bcvurly Graber, Ray Grissom, Helen Grover, Jerry Hall, Louise Hart, Henry Henry, Mary Jenn Hollingsworth, Phyllis Howard, Bernice Howard, Glorian Jarvis, Ilerlne Kannnsto. Harry Kincaid, Bud E all gs i ,,., ' 'l '.ffNJ, bn. 1145 4' ,a , ' I 'ia xii k, X, ww WG .., ,lIxl :'W P E . A ii 0 W' ai wP'F 'QQ- ff' ,ff A 3,2 au, Q Rose, James Silver, Catherine Vail, Curtis Williams, Barbara Wines, Marvin Beagle, Don N! it -5 4,45- lvfufi Rush, Mary Frances Smith, Harold VanDeWalker, .Ioan Williams, Isabelle Witt, Dawn 15?-9 44' 1' ffm I ' in 2 -aan, ' ' 'L fag. nvgll E , 5 ' ,Y Y V 1 'g fsh r rff Q i Q V , I , 'Q' 151 . ff ,ef ' 4 . -'fi , f. ' , J, , , I Rush. Charles Smith, Wesly Wallace, Teddy Wilkens, Fred Wolfe, Don Gamma Sh, Beare, Ed Beare, Marilyn Schilling. Louise Stziiiifer. Donnzlbelle Wutierlmiry, Mary YNILSOH. Bill Zeirka. Charles Srhultz, Juanita Turnbull, Edith Weitzel. Shirley Wines. Beatrice Decker, Jerry Gilly. Martha Iiwer Hall Vcizltzi Roberson Sally Yates n1.iI'Q.ll'Gt Wagner ' Mes P1-ybii xl. R- gf new 42,-, ..,, L ..,. I Mywwm, . VENITA ROBERSON 5 Glafu . The sophomore class members began their first year at A.H.S. when they were plunged into the annual initiation ceremonies during the early part of the fall. Having proved their mettle, they went on to chalk up their mark in school affairs. The class was well-represented on the football field, and it had the unusual distinction of placing two boys on the varsity basketball squad, One of the best-attended social func- tions of the year was the Snow-Shoe Shuf- fle which was planned for the entire stu dent body and to which the sophomores ln- ' MARGARET WAGNEH vited the freshman class, their erstwhile SQCMLW' classmates at Ashland Junior High. During the late spring the group held an informal swimming party as a farewell to their year as the neophytes of Ashland High. at ROGER HALL i President, SALIJH' Y.-XTES TI'4'fiSllI't'l' Vice President N ,,., N I www? OFFICERS AND ADVISE-YR Zafu l 4 W' V'-g 1 f 1 I I1 H 1 ,Vi R1 1 Lvl K L K3 kd CL e 1 c 1112. x e 'W Jfhn on W d Pun OP 1 Bmre BUD B Bob D L laik! Ad Lmhr Hain H111 1 Q.. L LAB mc Edon D.1r1 fn 1 1 1 1 11 1 X 1 ' T1gl111 xx1lR19fl1'1I1 Rena Rux 611 D111 'W-M611 I1 S1112 P 1 xf C11 11111 It s 1 1 1 XN1 R1 .M 111111 XKWxW Xnmu Robe sox ex i ll vb 1 N1r1111 bd ' L1 1 ll 111 1 1 1111 Bob 'NIrllZLxIl16'I'X Bruce cm 11 I x NI 1 Ro11'111r 4? I 1. 1111 1111 11.1 'Nhrx 1 X 1 . , ' ' , 1 I N X i 1' S , '. .A KJ' f I 4 ,JP , C1 - .H ' 4 1, . . . A 'K my V' 'V , - , , Q I 1 M X f 1 A N ,f A - - 1 A , L lwt Rfw: El 111 f'.11'l1 Hu Sfll!1 Y ITr1'.v.11'fix. Elmxgtfl H.1r :fj. H0111 J -ERI.-'XL Get-:-jr E11.e'.v zrth, BP11'?1h Lzttke all? a1'?ifjr, Cgaml Bfpju, L. d Jvfi Bmtv HAH. 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' 4 A 2 5' , U X -.L-4 ' ' 'l Quia league League sponsored actrvltzes durlng the year were the Soph 1n1t1at1on and B1g Llttle Sxster party the tradmonal Pep Supper honorlng the ath letxc teams Campus Day and the annual Mothers Day Tea Cruldlng the League throughout were Slnrley Balfour presldent Ann Plrtle Joan Van D Walker Bea Wlnes vlce DFSSICIEHES and Darlene Hale secretary E071 feague Presxdent Bob Grlffnh VICE Preslclent Fred YVIIKIIS Secretary Glen Nelson The boys league led by Bob Gflfflth semor has been fairly actlve 1n the year of 46 47 They planned and held a boys eague dlnner Wlnch was to be IH the Ashland Semor I-hgh School cafeterla and dlscussed many thmgs that would improve the school and the school yards The boys league advxser Mr Gastlne-au presented many rdeas for the boys league LO work on P 9 I - , . , . . , . - , f 1 rr y , K . . I . s Y . y 0 v ' . . . '- k' V Y L' 7 ! U'f?3.SUI'9I'. f - ' ' ' ' ' . 1 ' ' 1 3 ': , ! Y , 1 ' . - ' 1 7 . , . 1 9 MRS GOOD JOAN VAN DE WALKER BEATRICE WINES SHIRLEY BALFOUR ANN PIRTLE DARLENE HALE FRED WILKINS MR GASTINEAU GLEN N EISON BOB GRIF'F'ITH FIRST ROWZ BARBARA GERTSON V XRYEN ROfB'TR'I'S MARY LOU HAHN LOUISE SCI-IILLING NURS BROWN YYATII XRINIC GROSQMAII HILL BISSELL SETCOND ROWZ BILL XVAI.TlT'R'3 Ti i 712 OTHV FYLHA RT l IZNNABYTT IT STAUFFER NETA BALFOUR MARLYS VVILCOX DORIS MILLER JFRRY IVIITVHICLL GLEN NELSON udlamfgmall A.H.S. joined Quill and Scroll, national honor society for high school journalists in December, 1939, with thirteen members. Membership is ex- tended to contributors to the school paper according to their co-opera- tion, spirit, and orginaliiy. This year the organization consisted of fifteen members. The officers were: Dorothy Elhart, presidentg Marlys Wilcox, vice president: Louise Schilling, secretary-treasurerg and Miss Louise Brown, adviser. FIRST ROVVZ BILLY CHURCH ADRIJFI SHELDON MARYEN ROBERTS BEVERLY ULSTAD CONNIE POVVELL NITA BALPOUR FHARLENE ROBERSON YTHET RAP? IRINIIVIA RICKS LAST RCW: MISS MCLARNAN DOROTHY ELHART LOIS HAYS LELA LINN GLORIA HOWARD VIRGINIA LUTZ. ILEANE JARVIS MARY WATERBURY LOUISE PERRIN IILIVIER BIEGFIL DORIS MILLER MARJORIE MESSENGER KATHARINE 4 Ashland High's National Honor Society, starting with five members from the preceding junior class. expanded to twenty-one members, Ini- tiation was held February 19. Membership is chosen from the upper five per cent of both the junior :ind senior classes. Maintenance of a 2 aver- ade is one of the requirements. Officers were Dorothy Elhart and Mar- jorie Messenger. Promoting :in honor roll each semester was one of their projects. 47. 4. 4. Led by president Shirley Balfour, :uid supervised by Miss Underkofler. the Cf. A. A. had a very successful year. The girls participated in a full year of sports, and other activities. On their calendar were: initiation, a slumber party, several hikes, a girls' basketball team, and the annual dinner at the close of the year. Other officers were: vice-president, Louise Fliniaug secretary, Juanita Schultz, treasurer, Peg Young, head of sports, Darlene Hale, and reporter, Shirley Skinner. lst Row: Mary Alice Young, Shirley Skinner, Lorraine Con- verse, Shirley Balfour. Darlene Hale, Miss Under- kofler. Lois Hays, Dorothy Elhart. Mary Lou Hahn, Marietta Hanscom, Adele Sheldon. 2nd Row: Jackie Wolcott. Margaret Wagner. Jane Simpson. Shirley Damon, Alice Wil- kinson' Carol Powell. Nan- cy Cox. Betty Merwin. L o u i s e Flineau, Pliyliss Hollingsworth. 3rd Row: Maxine Wenaus, Rosemary Knott. Shirley Edwards, Nina Berry. Earline Rog- ers. Katherine Decker, Ruth Sietz. Margie Mc- Cleary. J o a n n e Briscoe. Pet Williams, and Venita Roberson. . -awe' LOWSB we .' vrorfllcx ?bYe3f XiOuIo 'second .Ge G- Q56 giiwxegwnnet 0 . dx ev Xu I S Q XWUXX Q Q 5 A ,YXQB QCCY' QOVQ' A Sax Og i gi .VZCQ an 0 K. C., .Avg Pi, YW-fe . Grief 0 2 A eau' 5: iilnwf, 'GXGQY gotten 56 'NW' v '6 Y 3X2 A 'lr .igomh oede' s 1' Wi:-in NV D nz v ., s C . - Cugiffi .AQCYX G.? 5.?, teiiivg in af. W x A I lst Row--Charles Zarka Raj, Grabel Je tw RICIIHTGSOII Dean Boyer Gene BIOXXII Alan Spe-ere Bob Montgomery Don Wolff Harry Kfmnasto l N lson Jerr Handles Don Ellsworth Bud Kincaid Don Cullop Boo Znd ROW Gen e y Patton, B111 Montgomerv Gordon Gwmn James Rose Bob Phxllxps Jerry Mxtchell Vernon Carlson Bob LeBlanc Bzll Bxssell Slap Rush George I-ullexton Don Robertson The Ashland Hxgh Lettermens Club of 46' and 47 was very actxve as a school organxzatxon George Fullerton was elected presldent and B111 Bissell secretary and treasurer Throughout the year the club sponsored '1 barn dance Lettermans Hop and a banquet for all new members To Coach ONexl goes much cred1t for hrs very effmxent advxserslup of the club .f ogwl W1 Aww BILL BISSELL Qecretlary ED BEARE V106 DTQSIGPDY, GEORGE FULLERTON Presxdent MR O NEIL Advxser 3rd'Row-Coach O'Neil, Ed Beare. Lewis Langer, Jerry Decker, Curtis Vail, Ned Stalrnesr ' O O O 4 9 , ' . 5 A 2 MMG lst Row: ARLIS YOUNGS MARGIE HOLLINGSWORTH MRS MEDCALF' DARLENE HALE CHARLENE ROBERSON DOROTHY ELHART MARH-I'I'TA BAUGHMAN 2nd Row' MARLYS WILCOX JACKIE WOLCOTT BERNICE HOWARD BEVERLY BEAN 3rd Row: EARLENE MORGAN JOAN VAN DE WALKER JUANITA SCHULTZ JOHN BEARE 1 Honorary Memberl DONNABELLE STAUFFER JOAN FEZLDHAUSEN LORRAINE CONVERSE MARY LOU HAHN 0 I O The Grizzly Grenades in their third year of organization, have con- tinucd their active career. their main objective being to promote pep at all athletic events. Their uniforms in compliance with school colors were red skirts and white sweaters. The Grizzly Grenades sponsored the Sweet- heart Dance and color week which clirnaxed the football and basketball F9ZiS0l'lS. CHARLES EILIASON NORMAN KLAVANO BOB BYRD HENRY HART MR, GARDNER BOB DEILISLE CLIFFORD HODGINS ARTHUR VVILLIAMS ALAN RETTNIAN BOB LAHR W W . . . The Grizzly Knights under the supervision of Mr. Gardner were es- pecially helpful this year. They parked -cars. ushered, set.up chairs at games, band concerts, plays and other affairs. Officers this year were. president. Bob Byrd: vice president, Normgn Klavanol secretary, Ch?f1eS Eliason. The chief social fling was a skating party with the Grizzly Grenades as guests- or i-W Under the leadership oi M12 ROYQU Gilfdllef' th9fIf'Y lead an active school year. The most important of their ac- tivities was the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y bzinflllet held in the Ju' nior high gvni, Klamath Falls. Medford, Grants Pass and Ashland clubs were represented. Following the Si1g39SU01lf of Mr Fletcher, noon movies were sponsored by them, Thu was provide entertainment for the prevention 'oi loitering. At Christmas time they presented the Trl-H1'Y Wlih 3 flfteen dollar gift cheek. fu- 6- :7 ' elf ' ru ,r-,.rr.rf.iiinii of Tri-Hi-Y bf-grin this year, and a Con stitution was drgivvn up. The Qirls aided in sale of Christmas seals, Merch of Dimes, und Red Cross. Mrs Good was ad viserg Nita B1rlff,ur. prr-sidenig Joan Van Dewalker, vice presi dent: Lorraine Converse and Coni Powell, recording and cor- responding sc-e1'1'tai'if-sg Isabelle Williams, treasurerg and Shirley VVeitxe-l, eliiiplgiin. WQQ' NORMAN KLAVANO GEORGE FTULLERTON I EVVIS LANGER BlLL BISSELL BUD KINCAID CURTIS VAIL l'l.Ml1ZR BIPIGEL HARRY KANNA RTO BILL WALTERS NIARVIN NICHULSON BOB GRIFFYPH NLR. GARDNER ClIlTa,K ADAMS DONALD GREEN PRED VVILKINS SKIP RUSH JERRY MITCHELL NPD STARNES 'i?,gy,., ' FZ, YZMQ4 ETOHELQ Director Shirley Balfour. Marilyn Mil- lfr. Mary Lou Hahn, Shirley Weitzf-1, Isabelle William: Lorraixie Converse. Nita Bal- i-.+.!', Cahill Pl1'ul'r ll, Juan V411 lu Vfilkf-r', Darlene F1211 vu Doroiliy Brriblnun. Shirlee N1 wbrip Virginia. Luiz, Shire leg: Dlirnnn, Carmen Begin, lmlri Linn, hfda Czirlirele, Nina Uf'!'!'SX Put Williams, Jo'inn'- llwwfie. Charlene Roberson. Snr- Pfarwliiiv Iiieillv Btxfl- li ni, INTic'?:m' IVlr'Ke-.'x'r-'1 bus I'14-iw-. M.ir zirf't W.vz:i4-r, K iilif rim- Deeker. C ri r ol f 7'-will. Slnrlf 1: 51: 1 ii n 4- r, ZNI1lz .'f1':q1i Hri!lSKffJYIl, Bewr-ly Hvflll. Elouisr- Morris and Br-'se-rly Ulsiad, , gig '7!wJlw1e,of-9 ,,...v- P.,-.Lil xp? First Row Mass Hammond Charlene Rober on Da l H 1 Hanscom Wlllette Harden Margxe Hollln sworth Marlys Xstfigzix ae Marietta Second Row Fred Whned Kelth Dans Ronald Quackenbush Wesly Mc Kenne Chet Rapp Bob Grlffxth The Class of 47 presented The House of Stranger for the annual senlor play The Peter Potter Under the capable d1rect1on of Miss Vxrgmla Hammond the Cast was selected The most sought after parts were those of two reporters These parts were fxlled by Keith Davis and Marlys Wllcox Thrs couple prov1ded the romance of the story and some of the mm or compllcatlons The most dxfflcult part was undertaken by Fred Whxted whose speeches were those of a twentxeth century Malaprop The mystery was provlded by the trackmg down of the famous crlmxnal Gentleman John and his moll Mrss Florence Phybxl assisted Mass Hammond wlth the dlI'CCt1I1g and Mary Lou Hahn served as prompter If O K , 5 i . 7? 4 . ' . drama was a mystery IH three acts wrltten by qkblq . . 9050 V - 1- haw W1 Curtis Vaxl R. u if h A g e r Mar1yS W11 Cox a, n d Cham les leadxng roles January Thaw a three act sprlghtly comedy was presented as the 1946 annlver sary play under the dxrectlon of MISS Vxrgxma Hammond The story portrayed by a brllhant cast revealed ln a serles of marry events the troubles of two famlhes the old fashioned Rockwoods and the cosmopohtan Gages who llve together mn a house that they both beheve they rightly own The cast mcluded Herbert Gage Curtxs V811 Marge Gage Ruth Ager Barbara Gave Baxbarx Messenger Srrah Gage Barbara W11 hams Paula Gage Marjorxe Messenger Jonathan Rockwood Charles Elrason Mathxl da Rockwood Marlys Wllcox Matt Rotlswood B111 Walters Mr Loomxs and Mr Car son Robert Grxfflth George Husted Erwm Wlikmson and Frzeda Barbara Gertson y J 0 O I 5 f j ! Eliason played the ll !! ' , ' 1 k t . ' . . . . . , , , . . x , . . x r h . A 3 . . ' . . ' I , , ' ' g , g .D , . ' z A 3 2 , L ' - Q , ' ' l 1 Q , ' 1 ' - . ' . , , , ' .. ' - 7 Q Y 1 ' ' , 3 , ' ' ' 1 ' . e V K We , AN NUAL STAFF VVRITERS HPWV HHN- J-Jlmm' Beare, Fri-41 wiikw B11 -1 - 1 Wdllffx Glen Nelson, Jeannette Lugjri Su Pzarsoii, ltlary Lou Hahn. Marlys Wilf-ox N 1 .. A ot in Dltllllf. Je-r'y Mitchgll' Mary Waver- bUY5 Lwuiwe bchilling, Edith 1 e Flint iu, Clair Childers' Maryen 1-QAJDCNI N ta Balfour, Doris Mill 5444 BILL VVALTERS Business Manager Assistant Editor KATHARINE GROSSMAN Editor Raqaefq Under editor Katharine Grossman's capable leadership this years large annual staff worked long hours to publish an outstanding memory book for the Ashland High School Student Body. Both the iournalism class and Publications Club contributed generously of their time and writing ability. Wilbur Bushnell, who tool: most of the annual pictures, is also in line for much credit. Individual pictures of juniors and seniors were taken at both the Memory Lane and Bushnell Studios. Miss Louise Brown, Journalism and English teacher, was the staff adviser for the year. For the help and co-operation of the students, faculty, townspeople, and the Med- ford News, which did the printinrz for the book, the Rogue Annual staff extends their thanks and appreciation. Turnbull Lou- er and Bill Bissell LOUISE SCHILLING ...J DON N ABELLE STAUFFER JM Business Managzfvr EDITH TURNBULL Assistant Editor ,il BARBARA GERTSON Editor Rogue !Vew4 The past year was a very successful one, with Barbara Cfertson With the various departments working together, the paper was published on the av- erage of every four weeks. Mary Lou Hahn and her circulation staff distributed the papers down town and k care of the out of town exchanges. The Rogue News exchanged papers with about as editor-in-chief. too fifty other schools. With Donnabelle Stauffer as business manager, the business staff secured advertis- ing from down town merchants and took care of the financial matters. The Journalism class took a lively interest in the publication of the paper this year, writing the stories and holding temporary positions as page editors. Miss Louise Brown, English and journalism teacher, acted as adviser to the group, A.....-4 STAFF' WRITERS Front Row: JEANNEITE LUGAR CLAIR CHILDERS FRED VVILKINS BARBARA GERTSON EDITH TURNBULL NITA BALFOUR MISS BROWN MARYEN ROBERTS Back Row: DORIS MILLER LOUISE FLINEAU SUE PEARSON LOUISE SCHILLING MARLYS WILCOX HENRY HART LENA GILLIAM GLEN NELSON MARY LOU HAHN 5 I ': 'Y Ni'- v-gzf Q11 gf' slml K wr, In Barbara Gertson. Bud Kincaid, Betty Hall, Mickey MlcKeever, Katharine Grossman. Lois Hays, Shirley Weitzel, Cliff Neilson, Wanna Miller, Carla Sears, Shirlee Newbry, Jane Simpson, Sheldon Green, Barbara Williams, Elmer Beigel, Ruth Seitz, Venita Roberson, Joanne Briscoe, Maryen Roberts, Frank Hile, Shirley Damon, Margaret Wagner, Betty Lou Kerby, Bill Walters. Bill Montgomery, Bob Frink. Virginia Lutz. Dorothy Elhart, Louise Flineau, Skip Rush, Harry Kannasto, Bill Bissell. Elda Carlisle, Marilyn Miller, Curtis Vail and majorettes: Barbara Messenger. Beverly Ulstaci, Margie McCleary, Jacquie Lowe, Barbara McCleary, Elouise Morris, Esther Fowler, Bald Under the direction of Mr. Ervin Lesser, the Ashland High Band completed the school year in glory Two im- portant concerts were presented, a spring and winter per- formance, The funds from these presentations were used for buying new instruments and giving financial support for the junior high and grade school bands. During football season, the band played at all home games and journeyed to Rose- burg for Ashlancls game. Due to S.0,C.E.'s lack of a school band, the high school band honored them by playing for a pep assembly. - ERVIN LESSER Director Mqmlla . . . The majorettes, led by head majorette Jacquie Lowe, fur- nished sparkling entertain- ment for all football games during the 1946-47 school year. Other than leading the band, they ushered at the band concerts through- out the year. They also ac- companied the band to Rose- burg. The twirlers were: Bar- bara McCleary' Margie MoCleary, Barbara Messen- ger, Elouise Morris, Beverly Ulstad and Ember Fowler. away 7welae Beglnnmg wxth '1 fm, of last vmra me-mbe s Qlll t1S Villl orqf111170d the new Swmg Twelve md l1.111 dled rehearsals and chgagemelns They played 1111 two svhool .woemblws dances and put on a p10g1r1n1 at SOC The memberi pracuced noons lll the mus1c room and had a lot ol f1m trvmg out 110111 'uranffc ments or n1ux1c 111 the svunfr 1d1on1 Members were B'1rbar'1 Gertisou md K'1tl1'xrmo Grossmrm .alto Sax ophones Bud Kmcmd cmd Farlmff Rogerw tenor 54140 phones Haxry K!l!lY1wtO and B111 Blssell comets Isabelle Wxllxams and Curtm Vall tronmohefs P11111 H1le and Jam Nxchols d1llI'llS and Mmkew MCKPQW at the pnano K' -4....4,,,, Th? Hungry F116 was 1n great dgmand for perional appeamncps durmg the Km: 'lhex appcalvd before the A.S.B.. PTAN Lzonb Club Rotary Club. and on station KWIN. Thv group was o1'1g1r1ated by Mr Ervm Leswr, Bvg111n111L lhilll' ca- reer by appenrm as the Yreka Band before the student body. Ihvy commucd LO perform before 1'f1r1ous mvlc groups. Thr- mmlr' which they played 1 Sample of what would be ward one was v1s1ti11g 91'- many, the fore-11111 rounlry Whlf'll YNY rfprfaf-nrrfd. Thar umformw mcludeci Iwo German field coat., Member of the group and then' rf-spectlw 1r11trumez115 werei Bob Fvlllli. bflicl Curfxs V3.l. tromborwg Harry Kunnasto. trumpet: ml 5.?f1.fsorr1qr1.' and Edxh Turnbull. I Ti lllffr B121 DLUVC an VOQQV :yd 7fze www am fy WY 1 K5 ,N X14-1 55513 NIU: lif-1 h T 1.1.1121 1' ri .1.'!'g.' '-r1r1,1 my ITT 'dl lst Rom Marjorxe Messenver Barbara Wlllxam Allene Owens C'1rmenGe'xn Zoe Ann Coffee Lela. Linn Maxmf- Wenaus Esther Fowler Pat WIIIIZIHQ Joanne Brxscoe 2nd Row Elda Cfarlsle Marv Jean Henry Carol Benomt Cleon Garrett Carrnela Daly Nancy Cox MHTUIC MrCleary Nllna Berry Carol Meeks Marlys Wvcow: Ruth Ager Barbara Gertson 3rd RoW.Sue Pearson Louxse Hall Barbara Rxdgeway Ba bard Kent Jeannette Kmnev Paula Ostrander Elotuse Morrxs Beverly Ulstad Teddy Wallace Niarxta. Wlltse Barbara Messenger Jeannette Lugfu Venlta Roberson Edxth Tu nbull Louise Fhneau Shrrlee Newxbry Mary Lou Hahn Clara Beth Meeks a h Row Earlxne Rovers Charlene Roberson Marietta Baughman Ehml Lahr Mxlton Morrison Johnnv Beare Frank Hlle Bruce Smith Ray Martxn Edward Stone h Row B111 Duncan Roger Hall Don Wolff Bob LeBlanc Don Robertson Dxck Sumerlm Q4 efumwi 0 BJ J1'60tOr Under the dxrectlon of Mr O C Bjorlxe the chorus has had a very successful year Thelr frrst performance of the year was the Evenlng of Christmas Musxc The Sprmg Concert ln whxch the chorus quartet and sexette presented thexr concentrated et forts comprlsed thexr second xmportant ap pearance Offxcers of the group mcluded presldent Charlene Roberson vice president B111 Bxssell secretary Barbara Gertson llbramans Barbara Messenger and Bob Montgomery 1 '- ' A - D , ' 3 4 L 4 . . L 8- v, . Y 1 x hh 1 ' ' ' v c '. 4th Row-Rosemary Ring, Beverly Bean, Mickey McKeever Ruth Sietz, Jacquie Lowe, Jean Nichols, A I l A r v l I v ' , rv ' ! 'Q' 't -- ' 1. I , , ' , ' ' ' , ' V . ' ' 2 , I ' . . 6t - , . . , , . 1? Q O O O , . . ,, it ' ' ' 37 ' . ,B W , , - . - , , Q I n 1 , ' 1 . SH IRLEE NEWBRY .I ACFQU T PZ LOVVE J PLAN NICHOLS MI CK PTY MCKEEV ER MARY EN ROBERTS Accompimist BARBARA G ERTSON EDITH 'FU RN BULL O ml , ,, J , .a,fm,xr1c. Hxgzjs gurls' swim was DI'i'CifITl'AlDLiIl1 in muvical circles ihruuexhwut the year Bi'mii'!f'x gqypearmg at tm' Ctmristrrxfas and Snrzmr cfmcefrts and the Music Festival they px-rfnzzuwz fm: umm OEEKIITYL :md 1-img fmi.1z:.2.1i1u::- lilflx m ilw Qrmm nvvrw- .lf-mm Nmnwlf- .md Xinl-:yy MxKfwwr. fxrsl wprqmos, Jacquw 1.'v,w Slazrxw Nwxtjrn Ae-vnnu .ami H.1111.4:.1 L5u't-Nfl: .mu limit: 'T1lI'I!DUil, alms, , 2 , , , Tm: Bojw Quqfrtm, mem' rvpusfmfm glirfmiy cw'.1m1xhf'-ci by a nntxmml supwrmr ra- xmg xxx -HEX lHls'1I.L1f'L1 un th:-my 4E1x:C'v'-.wfill umm' 'iznijv fm? Liliflillif ability, per:,nnal1Iy. :mu xxzlpxrxgxnws in w1,1:'1!mw ima: if uf '.'.I.+:'1':' 1 I4'11'-'mi xuzmdw tkwm Lll1UiXl.1:Ay jwpullu' pvfr'1m'xm- Oi XJYf'K'!HIXt'I1' xzlmnrifxrxu' nz, trxmx yihnfxmf' +L zxgyg-vyfrussuf-fy ww the m'.'1m?,g,::.:.l Ztip ir, Sfuxitlv 'n bmi in Ihr All-Nmlixzxvwt Ikiusu- C'.:A!w+Axxc'c' Soveyzqal uitrrx '.X'I'klCKk Kwuid SLKVK? Uhr rslfjq- -xumzxfz xx'-uk 'J.'f'l't' 1'?CPX'w'QCi by Mr O-L wr' Bgorlm. ihfllf dmfcmx' Among mem van: A mmxxg U-'lwlmp pogilmzz az Glncxor N31- ARNOLD VVILKINSON JERRY LUTCHELJ., BILL BISSELL. HARRY KANNASTO mum Park Lungs, Awami 4, 04. S. fa U Ieandeaqdef Kr r ood ,kc O 4 al, ' 01 a 17 ua KY J 12 G Q Worcgls' S ' 11 In De I ' 12,6 'bv 12 cf Shan, t be D ' bo ys 4 '31 L3 M4 90+ W xx '3uXGx'.xnQ, 'xo XXV VJLW.. ' ang gem 3 iggxwt, awp XYNXXXUCYS . . nb 5 AV QR Q , ' H -1 xx mx e xv KAW xxx Mn 928 x 9w W G ,cab - gigeixxxxeoke xo We X80 'AOA A Ko we N150 teen soosxx xxx xve ch oixfxfi CYQSSCS 5. C1006 vbxiglwk . . XX .YQ QZWQXX 'sh 'X 14 ' VKX K X X .vi-F-. ,Q ,,.l N 4741 , 5 Q. -1 .Ns wmv? lf' 'E A, 'ff M V I if , if ' 2 r 4 v l X' H , N A I lk A . x X X X ATHLETICS S- Xy wx ' X gix xx X I . Aslifa:-:J H1111 Sehnl F,71,f- 50,11 'ue-tied gn l'i Il1 it l Um Sang Queewi ll C- ...gl 'I - -ff' BUQQ 1 1 1-1r.1.5gf h-14 Ability and pep were abundantly possessed by our '46 song leaders, This being tlie first year for botli. niueli time was put into original and different routines. New uniforms similar to those of the yell leaders were made at the beginning of the year. Mr. Lesser and the band worked with them in forming new and unique routines and arrangements of the school songs. Charlotte Crowson. a senior, eapably filled the position of song queen. Ann Pirtle, a senior, and Fern Herrin, a junior, were elected by the student body to be the queens assistants. Fern was unable to fill the 'fear out. in this capacity. U ll.. ' 'li IQ! I I , :lv..i'?r1 'B I 1 I I . l' -be-4 YSFZIY3-l7eF' ' W .ew 252454-B?-IW? FJ 'gre-'eJT'H X wHjH Jl VVTVWEH7 Mi fglqqlffg 521 Fil ,arflf-1,1Qw.i,,rvf1-1.51-:ffl-1.S B2 QFW -i 51421 Ve!-f-diff!-ff -f :l l .gr frfir4ffLffT'iff'fflf ,eet,sy s Well .feaaleu Changmg the customs of the past years the 1947 student, body elected flve lnsteaci of the ueual three yell leaders Mxrlvs Wucox a veteran of the 45 and 46 pep squad moved mto the 13031121011 of ,fell queen Her asslstants were Johnny Beare Arnold Wxlkmson Barbara McCleary and Be atmce Wmes Tlns was theur inet year on the pep team New umforms were made at the be-gmmng of the year and all routmes were Worked out wxth added varzatlons Much work was put forth to the collectlon of ougmal yells Overcommg then lack of expeuence the pepsters were unequaled due to then' GHJCYXUQIZISHX and school spmt at games, 50 weld? efsoxp BARBARA MCLARY MARLYS WIICOX JOHNNY BEARE BEA WINES 'lfaudq 4 Exwxn Wxlkmeon 39 Alan Speece 44 Milton Morrxson 3:1 Dean Boyer 25 Don Lulop 23-+B1ll Mont omuv .24 Jun Pm., 4:1 Bob Mom omexy 10 Lum Lan EI 1 Chuck Zarlq 20-Lrlen Nelscn 32 Haxrv Kannasto 40-Jeny Mnnchell 41 Bob 24HRover H111 5-Omer LeBlanc Z6 Ned Starnee 9 Germ Cfxower 14-LeRoy A1des 1.051111 47-.amp Rush 42 Gene L1tw111er 31 Fred Wzlkms 36-Don Robertson 27 Ned Stan Q 30 DonE11swb1L!1 31 L Roy Alden 48 Jer X mxndalh '11 -Geox e Fuller nn 52-Jerry Decker 49-CUTLIS Vail 34-Ed Beare Coach ONe1ll and Managexs Bud P ucud Gene Brown and Gurdon Cvwmn Fl in M Mn ,W uvuoa WG!!-44 1 Don Bmgcl 19 Mamm Ivmkleson 17 B111St'1r11eK 21 R15 Gxdber 3 Ken Mxckxe Lfnen Gastmeau F Bob Phzlllpe 2,8-Iwoxman Khuano 6-Curub Vaxl 4-B111 Bxssell 1:1 Bob Denmson 13 Chuck. Adams 18 Wesley Smnh 8 Eldon Duxhdm 16-Bob McG11xr'x5 'H B111 Walters, 7-Glen De-N ore 10 Don Wolff 2.9 Kenneth Huff, 20-Don Roberson 19 Jerry Pats 29 Don Fllw orth, 30 Duk Sumerlm 17 M1lIOH IVIOITISOII . ,, i .. -4 W . . , L x - x UH' 4 , 1 , - 4 . . , . Vu .A . M ,. f- ,, ., f he 1 -C. U , . . , ,, L . . . .. , . .1 , . . H- . x - J 1 'M , . , , 1 1 , 'V , - N . 1 . . 1 ' ,- U . , , W 1, v , , -. A f fu Piv' . ' ' ' ' 4 M1 ' 1 1 1 1 . L , . .. - , ap- f - -1 - 11 - ,- . A - - - ...VH . 1 , -- 4 -. V l, c .. 1 Q B 1 , - - 1 V . 1 1 1 1 - 1 .-V A , , .. W . ' .1 1 , , . ,Q ff Q , ' , ,v-' V n- -fl 1 ,LJ -f X . . sv.. 1 f '1--1 1-- . . 7 . D V. ,. . in . 4 t I M . . ' 1 --- - 1 1 '-- - - 1 ' 1 N . 1 1 ' V Y r 1 p-1 4 ' ' ' 4 1 -'5' -1' 1 1 l -- A - .W , , - . , S . 1 , ' - 1 9 ' r- ' When football practice began late m August Coach Frank ONe1l had ten of the prevxous years lettermen turn me out The squad began practlce xmmedmtely Wlth a few stragvlers coming xn up to the day after school started Then practlce really btffan preparxng for the Grlzzlie exght game schedule Coqullle Lakevxew and Yreka fell prey to the Grlzvlxes all vuth lngh scores on the red and whxte slde of the core bofud Then Klamath Falls Marsh fleld Grants Pa Roseburg and Medford each won over the GT1ZZ119S ln turn The G'l'1ZZ119S turned ln thelr best performance on Coqullle and Yreka whlle they fell off wltn Grants Pa s and Ro eburg Medford won with a large s ore but the GTXZZIISS scored more polnts agalnst them than any other team this s ason Ashland Coqullle Lakevlew Yreka Grants Pass Marshfxeld Roseburg Medford 6 o o .-S' ' 0 ,.l,,,,,,,,t, .,,e,.le.eee..,, 3 3 ' r,.,.,..,.4.l,......l.,. ., 7 H y, y,,, l.lre . ., el.t .. T 7 Klamath Falls ,,,,l,t. 20 to ,..,.. t,,l,,, 3 3 ,.,,.ele,e ....e,t..,. e 7 ' ,,,,,t yr...eeyy.,,,t.t..,.. '1 . ,,,,.H,l..t.,..,.,, , 33 M13 ' 20 .T 7 48 21 64 5 M MANAGERS Gene Brown and Bud Kmcald worked lon and fa thfully this year footlvall manager Hamm! Qaeavi fbance YU .24 The 'second 'mnual fr vtlnfxll court elertecl by the footbdl team rewned over the last dance of the 0111111011 season Tue Kmce held IH the AHS gym followed the M dford game Charlene Robereon semor Wa. urmmmo My elect d queen 'md Earlene Mgrgan Jumor and Mary Etta Buleghnlan Qemtr llE3b1C'6d as her prmce dee As fm added f zture of the exemrg six srmov gule we e elected to represent xdeals of school spuxt 'md perbonalxtf Challotte Crowson was selected to xepres nt Pep N1ta Bal four Personallty Mirlys W lcox Cute Ann Plrtle F1 ure Doxothy Elhart Swell and Bet erly Befm the Fate Co Qusen Cllaxlen P bex rn P1 we Eaxllnr Mor ll amd M11 etta B u hm n mg-----fe C5 Q A wh Hg ff I 2. 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Second Row ASQLA GEORGE FULLERTON BOB FRINK VERNON CARLSON K 3 ax X 1 , i DON ELLSWORTH ED BEARF Badfafiaff MGIKGQCM MARVIN WINH-, A 0 L01-'DEN CWINN A N 4 2 xxx. 9 k if A xi ' r A A i L+-f Rxuh: ETLDCN DURHAM P Vg- A, . A, . ' X - ,Aj -J Seafian Under the direction of Coach Gerald Gastmeau the Ashland Grizzlies opened their 1946 47 season by defeatme the Yrelfa Miners 34 to 24 m the Yreka High School gym nasiurn The first conference game the Grizzlies played was wtth Central Pomt High Ashland was defeated 45 to 39 The Klamath quintet took first place in the Southern Oregon Conference with Medford second Grants Pass third Ashland fourth and Central Point in fifth place. Next year promises a much better season. Coach Gastfin- eau has played sophomores and juniors in order to build a good team for next year. This year there were only three players from the varsity squad who graduated last year all but one was lost in the graduating group. The JayVees also were outstanding in their successes. A.H.S. . ,. . , Yreka , . . . Yrcka , Mac-H1 Lebanon .. Central Point , Central Point Klamath Falls Klamath Falls ..., . Medford ,, .,., , Medford ,, Opponent AJLS. Opponent Grants Pass ' Grants Pass 'L ' Central Point ' , Central Point Klamath Falls Klamath Falls ' . Medford .. , Medford , ., Grants Pass A . Grants Pass , 51 FIRST STRING VARSITY BILL MONTGOMERY ED BEARE DON ELLSWGRTH GLEN WADE VERNON CARLSON COACH GASTINEAU 'awk fx V 5 Wi. 1-'fs COACH GASTINEAU Aihlmd Hu 46 47 bzskeibemll queen xx Lb crowned xt the Vxlentme Dmce followmo' the Ami md Kllmllll 21.11136 lfebxulry 1.1 The xoyll count was chosen bv the bxsketbul Qsqufad and Wie IEIQIIQC1 ox er bw Beatrxee Wmev jumox Be x 21 yell queen was active ln 411 school aitmw The blue eved orvnette wus uowued by Glen Wade who phyed 0 'Lex on the Vue X, Phe prm essex KCOIIIUQIXXIIIQ Queen Bei were BHIDELIQ Messenger 'md Pit W1111dUlS both sop'xomo1eS Bubua 1 majorette vw Ls escolteci bv Jeux Mltchell wh11e Pit Wxlhams reeexved her Corsw from Don Ellxworth 1 sophomore membel of the Vnsxtf The mmm clxss furm hcd the floweu tor the erovm and corsiffeb Wh1Ch WSIS mmde of red carnauons and Oardenlav FRIWCF5b PKI V ILLIAVIS QL EEN BFATRICE XVINF5 PRINC F nb B A PEAR 4. NIrfQEWGF.R DON ELLSWORTH PAT WILLIAMS: BEATRICE WINES GLEN WADE BARBARA MESSENGER JPRRY MITDHELL , -. I 1 .A 7 A - ,em , . We ' I , 'M , -1 ,,, F ,,5,, , . . . ., Le o . f - ' ', - . - 1 1 eu .1 1 - 4 1 C - . . -- . - X L . L X . an LC . - .,', , , ' y' 1, ' ' . . . 1 a ' v ., . A.. , ve . 'v ' 1 r- .q'.f. 1 , ,ex .1 .L mt.. . , ,. R e ., A j v I A v ' 4 ' yr 4 ,L k L I.. L, - - - 1 - . -, f 1' 1 uf- x'-1 ' 1 My . Y, Q .. .3 on . 'I . e 4- .- . , -C , . , .' 4 I 3, ' ' . ,,.. 'w A, -W ' . g f f . 1 ' ,. . f ' ff ' 'Y .pr-I , L . D x. . A f. . wok Ganga 4 '7aacA Sim nmg career as a sophomore and ran second in the mlle at h1S f1rst state meet George was undefeated IH hls junior year ln creasing hls runmng power at each meet Dual meet QGPJ 4 52 Southern Ore Northern Callf CK,Fl 4 35 05 Dlstrlct meet iMedfordJ 4 28 Broke dxstrxct record of 4 37 State meet iCorvall1sl 4 24 Broke 37 year old state record Scholastic NAAU Open Meet lPortlandl 4 20 02 Won the Wlndgle Cup Broke Lou Zammperlas Natxonal record of 4 21 09 George was on the 1946 All American High School track team plcked by Look Magazine hls plcture ap peanne ln the Augst lssue Thls years track squad under the dlrectlon of Coach ONe1l had a successful season The sched uled meets were as follows Dual meet mth Klamath Frlday March 28 Dual meet wxth Grants Pass Prxday Aprll 4 Rogue Relays at Medford Frlday Aprll 12 Hayward Relays at Eugene Frlday and Satur day April 18 19 Southern Oregon Northern Callfornla Invltatlonal Klamath Falls Saturday Aprll 26 Llons Track Carnlval Saturday May 3 Dual meet mth Medford Saturday May 18 Dxstrlct meet Frlday May 16 State Meet Saturday M y 17 There were 3 Junlor meets for a total of 11 S O O at . , ' . . , a . I Fullerton, outstanding track star, started his run- ,ff RUTH SEITZ. Gala 7mm The gxrls to represent the Ashland I-hgh gxrls CGHHIS team were chosen by Mxss Dorothy Underkofler physxcal educatxon mstructor They were pxcked for then' abxhty to play and the foreseen xmpxovement they would make durmg the year An early sprmg gave the gxrls ample mme to get m shape before the commg games The schedule consxsted of matches wxth Grants Pass Klamath Falls and Medford Thns years tenms team was chosen b y mtramural 'mu offs resultmg wlth Glen Wade and Jerry Mxtchell on mprnagzggqtgagy Gerry Gastmeau the team me' twxce wxth Klamath Falls Medford and Grants Pass and once w1th Marshfxeld The players were comparatxvely mexperlenced as there were no returmng lettermen HARRY KANNASTO JERRY RICHARDSON DON EHJISWORTH BILL WALTERS FRED VVHITED GLEN WADE BILL BISSELL JERRY MTTCHELL RICHARD SUMERLIN DOROTHY EJJHART VENITA ROBERSON DARLENE HALE SHIRLEY BALFOUR. SHIRLEY SKINNER ADVERTI Q1 f W' ' iw, N ' ll W' '- W' -Uinhlhn .W J ' . , ., ',7,.,,e' ' fs 'Q - .1 -X ,,,- ,CF b ., -,,, . -A - . -4' w- .N mm 3:09 1 ' ' 'P Q ., Q- -,Az , J i. I. .f,r' . ,, 57' X b . .,, . g X, X fn- f ' ,- iffii' 4- 1 Q, ,I x-SW ' ., , .- , - I - L. l - ' - ' - , K- M Mn 5 ' ,, -'E , W - Ar- LM, T: We are rndebted to the followzng sponsors for thezr help and cooperatzon rn producmg thrs year book A 8a B Sports Shop Ashland Creamery What Ashland makes makes Ashland Ashland Dally T1d1ngs Ashland Flowershop Ashland Grocetena Ashland Laundry Company Just call thats all Ashland Sportmg Goods J F Eberhart Boulevard Market Ashlands Most Complete Shoppmg Center Boulevard Meat Market N W Burns Agency Bushnell Studro and Camera Shop Busch Motor Company Culmers Cab Phone 3341 Dale and Grlmes Market J P Dodge 8z Sons East Slde Market East Sxde Pharmacy Edwards Repalr Shop Fortmlller s Grubb Gardens Hardys Cash Hardware Harrmson Parts Company Hayne s Jewelry Hubbard s Cafe Icenhowers New and Second Hand Store Ingle Drug Company Jordan Electnc Company Kerr s Markets L1th1a Barber Shop and Deltas Beauty Salon L1tw1ller Funeral Home Marshall Wells The Staff The Mart McNa1r Brothers Memory Lane Studlo Merrlll s Metz Store Newbry Orchards North Mam Hardware Ashlanas Newest Hardware Oesers Serv1ce Stat1on O K Rulbber Welders Palace Cafe J C Penney Company Inc Pentzers Plaza Cafe Plaza Glass and Cablnet Shop Plaza Grocery Provost s Safeway Stores Sears Electrlc Company Ashlands Only Exclusxve Appha Selby Chevrolet Company Sheldon Jewelry Southern Oregon News REVIEW Steak House Teds Feed Store Walker Beverage Company Wardrobe Cleaners Quahty Cleanlng On The Plaza Pnone 3281 Wertzels Department Store Western Auto Supply Company The What Not l0c Store Wh1te House Grocery Wolffs Chevron Gas Stat1on C L. Wolff Q 9 0 Q ep ' Store nce Store . . . I , ! ' - o C. R. Perrines Y 1 ' 9 9 7 5 7 - . . ' I l , . . - ! ' vt. Q Q 5 Q . I S I Ann Plrtle wlll my fondness for danclng rhumbas tangos etc to Mr Rogers as a means of relaxatlon after a hard day at the 0ff1C6 I Bernlce Platko w11l my extra altrtude to Jeanette Lugar to enable her to live down the trtle of Shorty I Constance Powell w1l1 my abxlxty to wear exotlc costumes and st1ll look Ch11d1Sh to Barbara Wxllrams I Emma Rrcks w111 my trtle of sllent woman to Grace W1ll1ams and Joan Carlson I Charlene Roberson W1ll my greetlng of H1 Hedy to Gene Brown to save h1m the trouble of rememberlng the names of all h1s female admlrers I Bob Allen W1ll my fear of women to Harry Kannasto I Kenneth Barffer w1ll my reputatlon of bemg a steady Church goer to Allen Speece as a remlnder to follow h1S relrmon more closely I Bob Bayne W1ll my manly swagger to Elmer Blegel to gxve hxm that Man of the World appearance I Gary Chrlstlleb W1ll my super flu1d puddle Jumper fupon the frrst crack upj to James Rose to replace h1s scooter I Glen De Vore w1ll my d1rty polmcs schemes and methods to Charles Elrason to ass1st h1m 1n wmnlng' the 1968 pres1dent1a1 electron I Harold Farr w1l1 my txmorous tenor to B1lly Frankle Duncan thereby rncreaslng h1s tone range I George Fullerton w1ll my race horse ab111t1es to Charles Zarka 1n v1eW of an uprlslng among h1s women passengers Bob Frmk w1ll all the stop srgns Ive left behlnd me to Mary Jane Jessell Norman Garren w1ll my baby face to Bud Lahr Wlth true motherly affect1on Robert Gr1ff1th w1l1 my love for the fem1n1ne thrngs of 11fe to Frank Gordon Gordon Gwmn W1ll my southern drawl to Carol Benolt Thats a Joke son' Glenn Kerr w1l1 my dlary of a motorcychst to Jerry Decker so he may proflt by my ex perxences and mlstakes I Norman Klavano W1ll my Smbad the Sanor tactlcs to Bud Rrtzlnger as a preparatory course upon h1s Jomxnfg the Navy Gene Lxtwxller w11l my cool and 1nd1fferent manner to Jerry R1chardson Robert McG1lvray W1ll my loud mouth to next year s presldent of the senlor class Wesley McKenz1e W1ll my blond beauty to Ralph Osborne I Jack Mlller alone wxth Bob Patton and Bob Peterson W1ll my abllxty to skrp school every other day and half of the every other days and stlll keep out of the grasp of the truant offlcer to Barbara Dawson W1th slncerest w1shes that her luck st1ll holds next year I Ronald Quackenbush W1ll my art1st1c touch on the 1vor1es to Don Wolff I Chester Rapp w1ll my perfe t gentleman character1st1cs to Bob Ph1ll1ps so he too may become a Joy to h1S teachers I Zane Tucker W1ll my toothplck hablt to Cllfford Nexlson I Glen Wade w1ll my pos1t1on on the varslty to Glen Nelson W1th the blxssful thought that perhaps the Jayvees fame and publ1c1ty w1ll not be qulte so natlonalrzed I Fred Whxte w1ll my apprecratlve for beauty to Ray Graber I Arnold W11klnSOH wmll my faclal expressron of absolute 1nnocence and sweetness to Don ald Cullop I Walter Wllhams W1ll my reckless dI'1V11'lg to all Cal1forn1a drlvers I Kerth Davls W1ll my shaggy mad Russxan harrdo to Mllton Morr1son to enhance his cholces of dye 1 ! j 9 1 5 1 1 KK 11 1 1 - . . . .4 . ,, . . 1 1 . ' ' xc ' 11 - 1 1 . X . . 1 1 - ' ' ' u 11 1 o 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' xc 11 1 1 , . Y - - ' as 11 . U . . . ,, ' . . Y 1 . . . 4. - 11 . . . 1 7 1 1 I . . . , - 1 1 1 I, 1 . I, , . I . . Y . , . 1 1 ' 1 . I - u ' - 11 - 1 1 ' . U . ., ,, . . . 1 1 I, , . I ' - as 11 1 - . 1 1 - - I, , - 1 1 O 1 1 ' . U A ,, - - . . 1 1 L' . H . . ,, . . 1 9 ' y 7 . . . . ,K . . ,, 1 Y ' . . . . . . 1 - 7 Y 11 , ' , . . U 1 ,, . . . y Y Glaaailfdl. .. I Joyce Abbot W1ll my honorable pos1t1on of songstress on the K1dd1BS Hour over KWIN to Loulse Schxlllng I Barbara Adamek W1ll my ab1l1ty to w1n the publlc s favor by my gracxous manner to Donald Beagle I Ruth Aver W111 my txtle of Danceland Slren to Rena Russell I Wllma Amberg W1ll That Ivory Look to Shlrley Damon m1nus the freckles I Lo1s Anguslch w1ll my abllzty to adapt myself to any surroundlngs to next years m1d term furnner of Ashland Hxgh I Melba Ashcraft W1ll my plate glass eye shades and grandmotherly ways to Edlth Turnbull I N1ta Balfour W1ll my domestlc attltudes to Sue Pearson upon her taklng the fatal step I Shlrley Balfour W1ll my Lady of the Lake tresses to Sh1rley W81tZ61 I Beverly Bean w11l my dazzlmg Calox smlle to one of next years l1terary sl1ngers of l1brary organ1zat1on I Maryetta Baughman W111 my appeal to the more professmnal type of male to Barbara Mes senger I Loulse Church w1ll my lovlnv sweet httle g1rl d1spos1t1on to Barbara McCleary I Clara Chllders w1ll my own dar1ng lmpersonatlon of Salome to Joan Feldhausen to add more pep and varlety of talent to next years assemblxes I Carlotte Crowson w1ll the memorles of my hxdden past to any Junlor who doesn t belxeve all he reads I Lorraxne Converse w1ll my shy retmng manner to Sk1p Rush so that next year he may be seen but not heard I Dorothy Elhart W1ll my all round knowledge to Eldon Durham to a1d h1m ln fllhng Dr Anthonys pos1t1on when he retlres I Ruth Elhot W111 the Varga gxrl drawlngs vxh1ch would have been 1f Mr Gastlneau hadnt so senslbly moved me near h1s desk Mr G of course I Barbara Gertson w11l my frequently upset and Jagged nerves appearance brought on by my ed1torsh1p to Bud K1HCa1d for h1S collectlon of before and after plctures I Lena G11l1am w1ll my pos1t1ve and 0ff1C1a1 statement that I am not or was not the artlst s 1nsp1rat1on for Lena the Hyena to all my obnoxlous accusers I Katharme Grossman w1ll my old mald ha1r do stern count1nance and notorlously bad temper to succeedlno' annual ed1tors I Darlene Hale wxll my 1nd1gest1on caused by many bod11y contacts wlth a muscle backed basketball to Betty Merw1n I Marletta Hanscom w1ll my elfxn l1ke form and qulckness to LEWVIS Langer I Wxllette Harnden wxll my d1sl1ke of the local scenery to Phy1l1s Holllngsworth as a stlmulus to her growmg restless sp1r1t I Margle Holhngsworth W1ll my fortltude to s1t through a whole morn1ng sesslon wlthout breakfast to Martha Gxllev We Jacquxe Lowe and Beverly Ulstad W1ll our batons to Dawn W1tt to enable her to rule the marltal nest wlth an 1ron hand I Matxlene Maxell W1ll not 1f there IS a way to take It Wlth you I Maryorle Messenger w1l1 my bangs to B111 B1ssell to add hxs Ish Klbxbble lmpersonatlon on the basketball floor I Dor1s Mlller wxll my so punctual alarm clock to Carol Powell so I can get some sleep and to conserve her wasted energy beatlng the tardy bell I Eloulse Morrls W1ll my doll face to Mary Frances Rush to msure her belng next years oomph glrl I Allene Owens w1ll my reputatxon of belnv a promxnent rancher 1n these here parts to Thelma W1nk1eman I . . . . . . , I 1 1 . . . . . . , . 7 1 ' ' u - 11 1 4: 1 - ' ' cc 11 ' ' 1 1 - . . . . . 1 . , . - 1 1 ss ' 11 ' , , 1 . 1 1 - l ' If r 7, ' ' 1 1 ' 1 , . . , . , . . . 1 1 , , , .. . W . . U . . ,, . . . 1 1 0 - 1 -1 1 . , . . . . . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' , . . . . . . . 1 . f . . , 1 1 ' 1 - T . ., -. 1 1 1 . . . . . . 4, . ,, . , . . . . . . . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 . . . A, ,, . . . H - . ,, . . . 1 1 1 1 L 3 . 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . . . . U . . ,, . . 1 1 1 1 . . . . . , 1 1 u 11 - . . . . . U ,, 1 1 a AUTOGRAPHS