Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-31
What IA Class
Plans To Do

billie" Briggs will stay on the
Tidings as news reporter, and study
law.
Mildred Applegate will teach
school. She took the teachers train
ing course last year, and will be sure
to make good.
Francis Hamlin is still in the
Hawaiian Islands teaching school,
and reports that she enjoys the work
fine.
Walter Carpenter, the old 1914
standby, will arrive soon from Klam-
ath Falls, where he has been work
ing during the summer. He intends
to take up his hobby of agriculture.
and may attend o. A. c. this winter.
However, his father reports that he
has been thinking seriously of taking
up a P. G. course this winter at the
high school
Ruth Turner will teach, as we have
before mentioned in previous issues,
in the fifth and sixth grades in the
Gold Hill public schools.
Harold Merrill is now on his vaca-
tion trip. In recent conversation
he remarked that he may go to Port
land this winter.
Marion Hodgson will attend o. A.
C. this winter She is taking a
course in domestic arts.
Miss Lucille Barber will teach he
Buncom school, district No. 50. his
year, the fall term opening today IN
modern building erected the past
summer. Buncom is on the southern
border of the Applegate country and
is reached by stage from Jacksonville
The district has hitherto maintained
school only during .hs fall and
spring seasons, suspending during the
three winter months.
S. A. Peters will remain in Ashland
this winter and take P. G. course
at the high school.
Oneita Barnard will not give us
much information as to what she is
going to do, but she may teach after
the first of the year, according to re-
ports that have drifted to our ears.
Jay Withrow of Talent intends to
be a lawyer, but his plans for. the
winter are not known by the Tidings
The occupation of Miss Mabel Han.
son for the next year will be teach.
ing.
K. L. Burdic, the class humorist
is now in the Sschool of Dentistry
branch of Berkeley, in San Francisco
Vague rumors tell us that Mar
garet Semantel will indulge in pos
graduate work this coming term.
Fred Garrett, the class heavy
weight, does not tell us what hekin
tends to do. An earlier published
report of his near departure for Alas
ka has been declared false, hence w
cannot give an authentic statemen
in regard to his future plans. q.
Kathryn Miller, who is with Fran
els Hamlin in Honolulu, will continu,
her work of teaching for anothe
year.
Elmer Scott, who left shortly afte
his graduation for Colorado, where h,
was engaged in running a farm, i
reported to be about to return, t,
Ashland.
Marguerite Brown will be one o
the P. G.. workers this school year
The P. G.. course is becoming yer.
popular this year.
Minnie Owen, the class motorist
stays good for her name this fall, TO
she, with her parents, leave about tn,
9th of September for a tour of Cali
fornia in their big car. Miss Owel
may stay in California and atten'
school there for the rest OF the term
Charles Freeman Is now workln
on ranch some distance from here
He will probably remain near Ash
land this winter.
Margaret Patterson, the tried an
trusted member, will in all probabil
ity. attend o. A. c. this term.
Everett Acklin will, according I
last reports, remain in the city 70
some time.
Dorothy Lennart is now in Seattl
and has a fine position as a stenol
rapher.
Thelma Throne will be among tn
throng OF OF p. Gers.
Leila Mitchell, as learned from he
girl friends, is soon to return to tn
city and start work teaching in
county school.
Kenneth McWilliams will remai
in the city and do numerous thing
/ He is already in a good "Sandt
Starter" business.
I Alice Cromar will be competel
/ teacher this winter, the name of HI
I school not being known to us.
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