Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-09-14
Ashland High
School Notes
(By Leith Abbott.)

their war togs and the remainder OF
the old heads will be here next week.
DOC" Furry, l.. Buck, doc" Brow
er, all veterans of the gridiron, are
out for practice now. L. Cunning
ham, the teams speedy right end,
visited school Monday. He will re-
turn to school next week along with
]. Jones, who holds berth at guard.
Last years sensational little hail.
R. Harrell, is still at work at Weed
but word has been received to the
effect that he will be back soon.
Bentley, Lowe, Whine, Norton and
Leavitt of last years squad are also
in the game. Coach Heidenreich has
a promising bunch of second string
men this year, such as Albert Bry-
ant, Ray Long, "Joe" Tinker, ]. Tav-
erner, o. Anderson, Young and 9th
ers, who will make crack second
team for the regulars to play
against. A new man from Murphy
school district, named Steers, is out
for practice. He is man of the
"Clix' Delsman type and with ex-
perience will make an all-star player.
Word has been received from Fred
Payne and Johnnie Finneran, IL
that they will be back to school next
week Finneran is working at Nc
Cloud. Payne is one of tire caretak-
ers of the Randolph Hearst country
home near McCloud.
The football squad received a
damaging blow when Verni Carter
'16. quit school to accept position
with the S. P. Company, Monday
Tavern Buck, veteran tackle oi
the red and white, returned tc
school Monday. Lengthy" has spent
the summer in northern California
He was connected with the Alogoms
lumber camp prior to the opening o.
school.
The Social Circle was made glat
Monday by the appearance of Char
lotte and Ruth Chappelle. Theil
late arrival was due to a prolonged
vacation at San Francisco.
A football rally was held Frida!
morning. All the boys in the schoo
were present to listen to the stirring
addresses of Principal Moore, Super
intendent Briscoe and Coach Held
enreich. Several new men have beel
added to the squad as result o
the thorough canvass made to flint
available material.
proc" Klum, former Ashlan'
high athletic star and coach but nov
coach of Medford high, visited hi
home school Friray.
Harley Holmes, II, has been ap
pointed collector of student bod,
dues until the executive committee
meets next week. Harley is nov
hard at work collecting student bod.
dues so that the student body organ
ization can begin its yearly worl
with a little money in the treasury
Albert tx I" Bryant returned II
school Monday. tx l" is promis
ing football man and genera
booster in student body affairs.
The attendance to date is ZIG
which, considering the loss of tn
freshmen, is far above the enroll
ment of past years. New faces ant
old members are coming to schoo
daily and the attendance will b
much larger in another week.
The teacher training class has six
teen pupils enrolled this semester
Three of these are boys. Twelv
out of last years class have school
this year. Most of these are in Jack
son county. Miss Messenger is tn
instructor in this course, which l
offered in but a few schools in Ore
gon. Ashland is the only school il
southern Oregon to have this depart
ment.
School will be dismissed Frida,
afternoon so that Ashland student
can help swell the crowd that will
go to Medford for Ashland day. Th
high school students take this op
portunity of helping out the citizen
with their special train in retallia
tion for the help which they have re
ceived from the citizens with thei
football and basketball specials.
R. Harris, president Of A. H. S
seniors, '16, left Sunday for o. A
c.. where he will take a pharmac.
course. Elbert Farlow, also Of '16
will leave soon for the same school
"Hub" levitt, star center of Rose
burg basketball team, a player wei
remembered by Ashland fans, will
not be able to play basketball thi
year because of the loss of thre,
fingers from his left hand. Hub
amputated these fingers while cut
ting kindling this summer.
A relay team consisting Of B