Attend
the
Dance
Of The ASHLAND, OREGON, HIGH SCHOOL .Jj
VOLUME XXU1
ASHLAND, OlifcGON, FKIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1943
. ' PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS JFg-f
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HEW PRU1C1PAL
INTERVIEWED
STUDENT COUNCIL
LAUNCHES DRIVE
Opening; the current year of
student activities by successfully
Commenting on Ashland high launching the drive for the sale
school, Mr. Robinson, new prin- 0f student activity cards, the Ex- .
cipal, states that he Hkes AHS ecu Live Council began Us term of
very much and is greatly im- office with the enthusiastic back
pressed with the fine spirit of the mg 0f students, faculty, and ad
entire student body, as well a ministration.
with that of the individual stu- with more active direction of
dent who has shown willingness student affairs as its goal, the
to cooperate whenever possible, council has inaugurated a new
He also mentioned that he Is en- policy of allotting appropriations
Joyir.g working with the faculty to support such activities as
very much. Rogue News and Rogue Annual.
Another item of which Mr. Rob- Lea by the Executive Council,
In son feels Ashland students the Student Body has presented
should be especially proud is the complimentary passes to the high
athletic situation here. The plan school faculty for all activities,
now In effect is much more exten- other Ashland teachers have the
sive than that of most schools of privilege of buying student activi
the same size. ty cards.- '
"Everything seems to be com- xt the regular meeting held on
lng along nicely," he said, "with the second Friday of - the month,
no serious discipline problems, as the council discused the purchas
yet." Though no specific projects jng f new megaphones and rec
were mentioned, -he reports that ora for noon dances,
many activities for the year are On the calendar for further stu
underway. In case something does dy are proposals to activate only
come up to worry the students, a those honorary groups which can
more completely organized guid- justify their existence and to es
ance department under direction tablish eligibility standards for
of Mrs. Cook and Mr. Parks has holding office or membership in
been ste up to assist in solving ttny school activity.
these problems. But, Mr. Robin- 0
son emphasized, the Individual tl-.f---,, Tlporla
must come to the proper guidance HUtmail "CaClS
because only the student knows Interactivity Board
when he has a problem. Therefore jj by Bob Hufman, first vice
he must take the initiative. president of AHS student body,
Mr. Robinson, when asked about .. TntrftMivitv Board, estab-
any special traits, abilities, or any llahed by action the Executive
AVEM
EN HERE TONIGHT
1
1st Home Conference
Grid Battle at 8 P.M.
Friday, October 15 at 8.00
marks the first real test of Coach
Simpson's aggregation of Grizz
lies since the Klamath game. The
boys have tasted blood with their
free-scoring attacks upon the
Dunsmuir and Weed teams.
The squad is hoping that ths
Cavemen will be the third notch
in their victory scoreboard; how
ever, Simpson stales that Grafts
Pass has an excellent team as id
verified by the fact that they
smeared a highly rated Bend out
fit 21-6. He warns that this is one
of the toughest games on the
scedule.
Outstanding . b 1 u e-a n d-w hi t a
men are Gale Jones, a kicking
artist with a specially made shoe;
ami Pete Connor, a 135 lb. half
back who scored two of the touch
downs in the "Grants Pass-Bend
game.
The Grizzlies, after a week's
rest, are ready for the Cavemen.
Both the line and the offense are
very well developed and so far
there have been no injuries to the
first team.
In the last 19 games between
Grants Pass and Ashland, so far
as could be determined by the
ROGUE NEWS files, Ashland has
emerged victor In 8 contests while
Grants Pass took 7. Four of the
games ended in ties.
It Is interesting to note that.
TTnder a new adviaer. ahon In. although nearly every AsMand
Ph. comvino- "rvt for .tmoinr xr- r.hiiun h f!rir.i victory was a decisive one. la.-t
Rniiami Rnpman and ., . . m.ii , j.w rr.. years au-u aeieai oi tne unzzues
r.fnIUJ oTZ Pd-vy'e eve -
... repreBeniauve vi uy Program V-12 which wll be given ing plans which will put the '
national sport. . . . rirW activities on the Executive k y. k v, tw. uni.M. . ,0i ,n. ,
No one incident was important mmit(pA hvadeA bv Hufman. T'.rX LT.. i. .Vv..- -
outstanding incidents during His nllMI ,nr mt for the AllMV II 17
life, htated that he took pride in flrgt Um(j faU pre8l(ient Hlilil I it.
being comman man. He wasn i of orgaluzed cmbj home
outstanding in either scholastic or activity ta a member of
ability or m atmencs. nowever. From the board as
ingly unlimited knowledge of the
TESTS IIOV. 9
GRIZZLY KNIGHTS
DEMAND RIGHTS
ZJ!"L hTnTmeV Committee headed bv Hufman. November 9. will be admin- the other athletic organizations. ?ftftl!F f!?lQ
Sr,.mts?J2uHtatafwltyBdvtaer- tered at the Ashland Senior Definite membership requirements llUUUL EiCUd
ber it. But he indicated mat ma veenHv Committee holds r v.... v .:,. .. . . ..
RATcD HIGH
school, Mr. Robinson in- have been written into the constt-
VoJ r K anl th ho ham " mgn
XZa ri, harrt for what re8u'ar meetings every Tuesday nounced. A pamphlet of general tution. A point system has been
T rjwhert It Inter- at 12:30 ln PubUcations Room' information which contains an ad- suggested for determining who
Vhft this Tme ritu- Meetings of the enUre board are mission-identification form may has earned an award at the end
t Z lZe CalIed " OCCa9ln aHse'- stained at the schooL This of the season.
, ,.,1,i , v A weekly activity calendar will form properly filled out will ad- The Grizzly Knights work at
The Rogue News of 1942-43 was
given the rating of International
First Place Award-Paper of High
Achievement by the Quiii and
His professional history In the Poffted on "e . bull6"n mit to the test students between games for the convenience of the g,, critical Service. These is-
past eight years includes two , " ' "" b " 'u "0"""" ' sues were edited by Dorothy Mor-
years as a science teacher in Coos tee Plans to mam tain a six weeks who are recent high school gradu- ways prided itself upon being Mi88 Hendricks as Hdvis-
County In 1937 he was nominated calendar so that p.arty, program, ates or who will be graduated by noticed by visiting teams for its er
for administrative head of the "d meeting dates may be ached- March 1, 1944. Intent to take the good sportsmanship, both on the ,ammary of the Junes'
school system there. Thus he be- ed weU ahead ot All re- test should be made known im- field and in the stands. It is im- commenU toltows: Broadening
came principal of the high school 9uesU for date" must Present- mediately to Mr. Robinson in or- perative that this record be con- the variety of features and inciud-
and in addiUon superintendent of ed to the ExecuUve Committee ln aer that the necessary test sup- tinued by the students, tooth of m educaUonal material of
Coos County schools, in which po- th form 01 written petitions, plies may be ordered.
junior and senior high schools. a crHical guidance nature
sition he continued until 1942 J l " me same examuiaiion wui oe oooms any miuv.uuai, warn, yen vAn further enhance the effective
when he resigned to further his adviser of the petitioning group, taken by both Army and Navy leaders, or students of visiting BvelVi newsry public,
education During the past year 48 hours ahead of the proposed candidates. The examination 'is (Continued on Page 2) ' Uon
he has been studying at Stanford cuvuy. emau group meu.B!i designed to test the apUtude and
university for his Ph. D. in edu- may allowed on shorter notice, general knowledge required for the Notice
cation.
Prnm a twifiaihl UIM nriint t1A
may be allowed on shorter notice, general knowledge required for the Notice Rogue News totaled 860. As a
providing no conflict exists. program ot college training- and Subscriptions to the ROGUE medium that Informs its readers.
All organizations are urged to au qualified students are urged to wirwa k. it tm it nr ano nmrH
NEW PEP LEADERS ELECTED cooperate toy contacting one of take the test. At the time of the to Aghiand Mmr in the services. 120 out of 150 as a medium that
Much excitement and enthusl- the three committee members as test each candidate will be given Anyone else desiring these papers influences students, and 120 out
asm was shown when the student soon as tentative plans for any a choice of service preference, tout TOay have them for the cost of of 150 in the entertainment field,
body held tryouts for song and meeting are made. taking the test does not obligate the postage, M. Please send It claimed 175 points of a maxi
yell leaders. Mary Curtis and two - o- - the candidate to enlist In the ser- name address to Circulation mum of 200 as a business enter
assistants, . Bonnie Griffith and When asked why he didn t like vice. Manager, ROGUE NEWS. Ash- prise and an educational labora-
ma Brown were eiectea ior yeu J ine Army opecianzea urogram land Hieh School tory
leaders. Shirley Wilcox was chos- school he minded so much, but the and the Navy College Program
en rvong leader. principal of tne thing. enable students to continue aca
demic training at government ex
pense following induction into the
armed services. Successful com
pletion of the prescribed courses
ALL loyal students of Ashland High should may, following further training,
be supporters of the Associated Student lead to a commission in the Army
Body. With everybody active, school func- or the Navy.
tions can run smoothly without anyone Those selected for the Army
being left out. This year the card means will, after further screening and
something. There will be no additional ad- basic military training, be sent to
missions for a holder of a card at games, college. Students chosen for the.
plays, and other school activities. Navy Program, after selection by
Also this year the membership is almost the Office of Naval Officer Prc-
l going to toe compulsory. For you must be curement, will be detailed directly
a member to participate in athletics, school to college, students who attend
voting, to hold office, to receive the Rogue college under either of the pro
News, and also you will get a reduction on grams will be under military dis
your annual. cipline on active duty in uniform
So those of you that haven't tickets, let's with pay. AU expenses, including
t find it .a little stiff to meet that much money, see Mr. uniforms will be paid toy the Ar
Roblnsou and arrangements' will be made for1 you. my or the Navy.
CALENDAR
October IS Grants Pass Versus Ashland (here)
.October 29 Lakeview Versus Ashland (here)
November S Roaeburg Versus Ashland (here)
November 11 Medford Versus Ashland (here)
November 11 Armistice Day Vacation
November 16 Yreka Versus Ashland (there)
November 25 and 26 Thanksgiving Day Vacation
December 23 3:00 F.M. Christmas vacation starts
Jarfuary 3 8:45 A.M. School opens" after Christmas
vacation .
January 21 First semester ends
Total of 86 days '
January 24 ' Second semester begins
April 7 Easter Vacation
May 19 Regular seniors finish
May 24 8:00 PjM. Senior High Commencement
May 25 10:00 A.M. Junior High Commencement
May 26' School closes, end of second semester