Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-19
ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOL
Various Notes That Tell of Activi-
ties in the Realm of the
Three RS.

The senior class mas Deen planning
a picnic for some time, but it is not
known just when the stunt will be
pulled off. All the classes have been
closing the few weeks of school re-
naming with class doings OF some
description. There are about nine or
ten weeks more in the 1924
school year.
Spring fever is setting in and a
number of the students are fast be-
coming victims, although the attend
ance has not had any noticeable drop
so far. According to the faculty now
is the time to begin working hard
instead of the time for Stacking up.
St. Patrick's day received due at
tention in the high school and there
were a number OF green bows, ties
and other verdant decorations to be
seen last Tuesday.
A number of the high school boys
have passed physical examinations
and will take part in the coming
Boys Club marathon, which event
will be staged sometime in April. A
lively race is promised. The course
for the older boys will be about five
miles in length.
The musical program last Wednes-
day morning was furnished by the
high school orchestra, who gave three
SELECTIONS under leadership of Di-
rector Horace Reno. Mr.. Reno him
self concluded the music by violin
solo.
Coach Klum is trying to get q
baseball trip to northern California
and if successful plans to get games
with creka, klamath Falls and Other
teams. 1t is probable that if games
are secured there will be return con
tests in Ashland as we'll as games
with Medford, Grants Pass and Other
southern Oregon teams to be played
on the home lot. '0'
Miss Wagner thinks that since
SOME of the students have been Sc
kind as to bring flowers to the schoo
some of the others ought to have
enough spirit to donate vase to pu
them in. Miss Wagner made thi
statement Wednesday morning be
fore the school and it is expected t
bring results.
Hortense Winters, formerly o
Ashland, has returned from Glen
, wood, Cal, and has registered as ;
, junior in the high school.
, The physics class held an oral qui
, Wednesday morning that was sure
1 puzzler.
= Miss Wagner continued Miss Nc
D Knights speech on the newspape
: Wednesday morning, and took he
= topic as the Newspaper as Locke
: Upon by an English Teacher" Sh
D gave most of her time to the discus
L sion of truth and accuracy in jouI
d nalism and to talk on the bettermen
of the present 4. II. s. annual. Mis-
u Wagner proposes that next year tn
o school have a monthly paper
y Baseball practice continues night
h and two teams have been organize
from the material that has turne
= out. Two practice games have a
ready been played between the firi
- teamers and the scrubs. Monday tn
~ regs defeated the second team in
~ seven-inning affair by Is to an
- Tuesday evening the second strir
~ men were let down without a tall
" Harris and Farlow have done most
the hurting for the first nine. whi
% Baughman and Weldon have bee
tossing 'em over for the would be
" Owing to the poor condition of Il
players number OF errors and mi
haps have come to light and the SEQ
-, ing has been rather heavy, but, {
In the whole, the squad is showing
mt good deal Of class and promises
he set up some more records for AS
en- land high.
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