2 Tha Newt-Review, Roeeburf, Ore. Tiies., Nov. 21, 1961
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20 Heartaches
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September In The Rain Dinah Washington
3 Hit The Road Jack Ray Charlei
9 The Fly Chubby Checkers
18 You're The Reason . Bobby Edwards
1 I Love How You Love Me The Paris Sisters
Cracy . Patsy Cline
11 A Wonder Like You Rick Nelson
I Want To Thank You Bobby Rydell
12 Bristol Stomp The Dovells
8 Sad Moviec (Make Me Cry) Sue Thompson
4 Fool No. 1 Brenda Lee
Tonight Eddie Fisher
Goodbye Cruel World
Crying
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Roy Orbison 11
RHS Sophomore
Is Prizewinner
Steve Durand, Roscburg High
School sophomore, was presented
wiui a wa savings bond last week
by principal Ralph Tcters. Steve
won the bond when a Doster he
entered in a Junior Chamber con
test won first prize.
The contest was aimed at the
need for safety belts in automo
biles, with the most unique poster
winning first prize.
Lester Hazen, RHS speech In
structor and president of the Jun
ior Chamber of Comme,-e, organ
ized the contest. The manufactur
er of the scat belts who supplied
the Jaycees with the seat belts for
their recent drive, sponsored the
contest.
Roseburg Students
Attend Workshop
Roseburg Senior High student li
brarians attended the fall work
shop Nov. 16 at Oakland High
School. Attending were Delores
Baugham, Yvonne Bcliveau, Edna
Dcnsmore, Bill KUigc, Carole Gcd
ties, Judy Harris, Janie Hohstadt,
Diane Klocek, Judy and Shirley
Lorentz, Paula McCrorcy, Susan
Pcrle, Linda Plotts, Marvin Schnei
der, Eunice Toles, Betty Trammel
and Sharon Palmer.
Gladys Monger, RHS librarian,
Mrs. Clem Schneider and Diane
Klocek assisted in transportation.
Marian Greene, Reference Li
brarian at University of Oregon,
talked on bulletin board displays
at the meet.
In the afternoon, Charlotte Hyre,
Roscburg Douglas County Librar
ian of the Bookmobile, told of a
armchair trip around the world
with books.
Later, Gladys Monger and Shir
ley Lorentz, president of the RHS
Library club, gave a demonstra
tion of mending books.
GOP, Demos Speak
To Problem Classes
James Richmond, a member of
the Republican state central com
mittee, and Al Flcgel, democratic
party leader from Roseburg, spoke
at Roseburg High School Thurs
day and Friday.
The two addressed students in
modern problems classes on the
origin of their respective political
parties, following the talks, stu
dents were given time for a ques
tion and answer period.
The speakers are appearing in
conjunction with a study of various
political parties by the RHS class
es, according to a release from
the K1IS News Bureau.
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BIG CITY TOUR Miss
Teen-oge Americo flashes a
big smile as she visits the
United Notions headquarters
on a tour of New York. She
is Diane Cox, 17, Richmond,
Va.
Wide Knowledge Of Young
Scholars Amazes TV Host
Gilbert Youth Service
A man who each week picks the
brains of the country's college stu
dents in search of fascinating piec
es of information has great respect
for the brain power of the teenager.
"There's nothing so stimulating
as working with this group," says
Allen Ludden, master of ceremon
ies at the College Bowl.
In fact, the electrical atmo
sphere generated by brains at work
leaves the show's host somewhat
beatpn. mentally and nhvsically.
"These kids are so curious intel
lectually and so informed that it's
dazzling. They aren't confined to
14 Get Perfect
Grades At Milo
Some 14 students at Milo Acad
emy received perfect grides on
the first six-weeks nonor rou.
Thev included Phyllis Burske,
Lynda Cook, Carolyn Davidson,
Kathie Dickey, Dixie Dunks, Judy
Frakes, Virginia Garvin, Connie
Gronemeyer, Linda Jones, Lloyd
Lewis, Raylene Pritchard, Carol
Smith, Daniel Woodman and Na-
dine Towler.
There were 88 others who re
ceived a rating of 3.0 or belter.
Slide Rule Classes
Ready At Roseburg
A series of classes on the use of
the slide rule are planned to be
presented by George Larson, math
instructor at - Roscburg ii 1 g n
School.
It was announced at the Nov. 13
meeting of the RHS Math and Sci
ence Club that the classes will be
conducted during the seventh pe
riod. Terry Watters, senior at RHS,
gave a brief deoinonstration and
explained the uses of the slide rule
at the meeting.
Also during the meeting, mem
bers joined science teams in vari
ous classes of science. The mem
bers will conduct experiments and
make projects in their fields.
Adviser for the club is Warren
Schwartz, science instructor at
RHS.
their special fields either. You find
a physicist quoting modern poetry,
and an arts major who knows math
formulas."
Ludden has had unqualified re
spect for the teen-age mind for a
long time. As advance man for the
Shakespearian actor Maurice Ev
ans, Ludden ranged the country
talking to high school audiences
about the playwright. To his sur
prise, he found he had to step up
his material to keep pace with bis
keen listeners.
The current crop of students he
finds has the same limitless cur
iosity. To them be has addressed
several books for the under-21 set,
in which he urges college students
to avoid the perils of early special
ization. "Colleges keep insisting on an
early major, when actually the
four-year liberal arts program
should be a survey course. Choice
of a career can come later on,"
2 RHS Students
Win Band Award
Awarding of the Roscburg High
School "Band Member of the
Week," was held Nov. 14, in the
marching band class. Two win
ners, Patty Beardsley, junior, and
Walt Samuelson, senior, were se
lected for their outstanding march
ing for the week ending Oct. 12.
Patty plays the flute and has
been a member of band for seven
years. She has won top honors for
two years at the solo contest held
in Grants Pass.
Samuelson plays the coronet and
has been in band for eight years.
He has also won top honors at the
solo contest.
Both students have been the win
ners of scholarships to the Uni
versity of Oregon summer seession.
They were chosen by Gary Wil
son, RHS band director, and other
judges.
Sophs, Seniors
He Honor List
Sophomores and seniors tied with
each other for number of student
with perfect grades on the Oak
land High School first nine-week
honor roll. Sophomores were Joan
Archer and Laurey Hansen and
seniors were Norman Baird and
Cheryl Peterson.
Others listed include:
Joyleen Baird, Brenda Judd, Jo
anne Manning, Cynthia Menges,
Amalie Thornton, Christine Baird,
Martin Crouch, Danny Gossett,
Dock Stroop, Gregory Vasche, Mi
chael Williamson and Eddie Wood.
Keith Crenshaw, Judy Breed love.
Patsy Cook, Paula Gcrmond, Myr
tle Huckins, Carol McCulIough,
Lyle Telgenhoff, Jim Archer, Rob
ert Bush, Merlyn Cannon, Richard
Helmboldt, Steven Highley, Mar
jorie Judd, Diane Peterson and Ed
ward Todd.
Also listed were Trudy Downs,
Bernico Judd, Daurice Pyles, Pat
sy Wilson, William Anderson, Sue
Beahm, Ardath Breedlove, Edward
Hammerschmith, Edward Man
ning, Carolyn Spencer and Dennis
Vasche,
Captain J. G. Hedrick, U. S.
Navy, has notified Mr. and Mrs.
J. Jarvis Robertson of this city,
that their son, Jim, has passed his
pre-flight training school of instruc
tion at the Pensacola, Florida.
Navy Flying Base, and was one of
34 out of 59 completing the course.
With 25 of the 34 passing the
course, he has been sent to Saufley
Field, out of Pensacola, for flight
training. Jim was graduated from
Roseburg High School and attend
ed University of Oregon, before
joining the Marines and taking his
flying training at the Pensacola
Navy Base.
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New Yell Queen
At Oakland High
Trudy Downs was recently elect
ed by the student body of Oakland
High School as yell queen for 1961
62. She is senior and has been a
cheerleader since her freshman
year. Her other activities are:
President of the GAA; secretary
of the student body; and a mem
ber of the local and national honor
society.
Roseburg Students Set
For Teen Date Show
Roseburg High School students
will be guests on tonight's Teen
Date show on KP1C television at 7
p.m.
Besides the reading of current
events from RHS, the students will
introduce a new dance to the tele
vision audience.
A Teen Date Christmas Ball will
be held sometime during Christ
mas season.
Ceremony Honors
New Eagle Scouts
Two Douglas County boys have
achieved the rank of Eagle Scout
in the Boy Scout movement.
Herbert Sims and Robert Shel
by were certificated this month al
a ceremony in Myrtle Creek. Sims
is a member of the Myrtle Creek
troop, but Shelby recently moved
to Eugene to become a member
of Troop 180 there.
A cake with the Eagle motif
was furnished at the ceremony by
the Eugene troop.
George O'Mcaly, a former Ea
gle himself, and holder of the Silv
er Beaver for adult work in scout
ing, gave the Eagle Scout charge
to the boys.
Employment Rep. Gives
Talk At Douglas High
Robert Harvic of the Oregon De
partment of Employment presented
a talk to Douglas High seniors
recently on the services made
available by the agency,
Harvie spoke on the purpose of
the employment service and gave
some facts concerning the labor
market.
The seniors filled out forms in
dicating their plans after gradu
ation, and individual interviews
were conducted the following two
days.
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It s worn with wool pants In lile pattern. Vertical striped cotton knit pullover (right) teams
with tapered flat knit pants. These are Ailccn designs.
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