FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1952
ROGUE NEWS
PAGE THREE
Band Active
During Games
Ashland High School band,
under the direction of Gordon
Mallory, has been very active
this year during games and pa
rades. Half-time shows have
been presented at every home
game and the band traveled to I
Klamath Falls for a football
game but no show was present
ed. j
A most impressive show was
put on at the Crater High
game. A big "C" was formed in j
honor of the visiting school.
The remainder of the show de
picted different forms of trans
portation. While forming a
sailboat, "Cruising Down the
River" was played. "A Bicycle
Built for Two" was played as
a bicycle was being formed.
Forming a car, "In My Merry
Oldsmobile" serenaded the
spectators. Finally a big "A"
brought applause from Ash
landers. This show was made more
impressive with hat lights.
The field was in total darkness.
Band has played in all noise
parades and rallys to add pep.
It was also active during the
Centennial Celebration, play
ing at the dedication of the
Civic Service Building and at
the pageant.
Support the advertisers.
AWARD SWEATERS
Made to Measure
EBERHART'S SPORTING
GOODS
WE SPECIALIZE IN
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
THE MART
PERRINE'S
Better Clothes for Less
Money
Groceries - Vegetables
Delivery Service
PLAZA GROCERY
WHITE HOUSE
GROCERY
Phone 7021
372 E. Main Street
Ashland, Oregon
McNAIR DRUGS
The Rexall Store on the
Plaza
Prescriptions - Cosmetics
School Supplies
MERRILL'S
CONFECTIONERY
Special Purchase
Men's All-Wool Donegal
TWEED SUITS
$35.00
Extra Pants to Match $12.95
THE ROGUE SHOP
CLOTHES FOR MEN
We give S&H Green Stamps
Phone 2 2301 . 62 E. Main
Trampoline Stars
Due November 20
On November 20 a national
assembly will be held featuring
Jim and Ivy Greenhalgh, tal
ented unicycle and trampoline
stars.
The trampoling act consists
of different jumps, such as
landing flat on their stomach
land on their back, double
flips, and landing on their
hands and knees.
The skill and technique o f
riding a unicycle will be
shown. A unicycle seven feet
tall is called a giraffe. The
highest known giraffe is six
teen feet high.
Jim Greenhalgh will ride a
midgetbicycle , which is very
difficult to ride, and prove his
great ability to do difficult
things.
'Green valley1 . . .
Continued from age One
er Smith (Johnie Johnson) and
Eve Friesse (Gail Bowdoin), a
mechanic and a dairy maid are
two additional unbelievers
who find that there is a thing
as ghosts.
Other colorful roles are the
displaced settlers . . . Rufe
Thomas (Ted Evatt), Sarah
(Sandy Sander), Hip Cooley
(Bill Workman), Mamie (Mar
gie Reed), Leroy Hill as Shade
Stokes and Toby Fox and
Carol Reich.
Lighting and special effects
will be provided by Gary By
ington and Bob Simmonds.
Tickets can be purchased
from any Thespian member or
at the door on the evening of
the play.
Short's
EAST SIDE PHARMACY
Walgreen Agency
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
DON'S RADIO SERVICE
Sales and Services
41 East Main
SHELDON JEWELRY
Henry Carr, Owner
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry
Fine Repairing and
Engraving
WICK'S FURNITURE
STORE
Headquarters for
Pillsburg Paints
HALL STUDIO
37 East Main Street
Special lo Students
COME TO THE
B AND G
for
JUMBO HAMBURGERS
DRINKS
PIE
METZ 5c $1.00 STORE
Henry Metz
254 East Main Street
Ashland, Oregon
. . . ROGUES GALLERY . . .
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Al Caudel
Al Caudel was once a small
boy, and for that matter his
5 feet 4V4 inches are still small,
but what he lacks in size he
makes up for in personality.
Al was born in Richmond,
California, on February 22,
1936, and went to school there
until his junior year when he
came to Ashland.
His favorite food is ravioli,
and his favorite expression is
'play it cool." Hejikes to hang
out at the Sweet Shop.
Al says that his most in
teresting moment is when he
walks into the econ class and
sees Mr. Lewis' smiling face.
He also said that when he was
in the ninth grade he was Dean
of Boys on Student Govern
ment day.
As to a future occupation, Al
says he has none because he
will probably be drafted be
fore he can do anything else.
Have you tried our Chicken
Pies? We specialize in them
HAS ELECTION
At a meeting of the Co-ed
club Monday, November 3,
Johnie Johnson was elected
president. David Stemple was
JIM 'eVMirV1""
Phone 3381
66 99
HOMES V SERVICE
Union Oil Products
Lubrication Accessories
June. 66&99 Ph. 9-9156
DRIVE IN MARKET
Groceries-Fresh Vegetables
W. P. Hamby W. B. Hamby
180 C Street
BLVD. MARKET
8.42 Siskiyou
Jack and Mollie Young
HARRISON PARTS
FOR ALL YOUR AUTO
NEEDS
145 E. Main
O'BLENESS MOTOR CO.
555 Siskiyou Blvd
Ashland, Oregon
COLLEGE CLEANERS
3 Day Service
Pressing While you wait
Nancy Graber
No one could help but notice
this small, 5 foot, blonde, blue
eyed girl who is always doing
something for someone any
time of the day. This little
blonde is Nancy Graber, better
known to everyone as Poppy.
Nancy was born on Febru
ary 8, 1934, in Hood River,
Oregon, where she lived until
she was 3 years old, and then
moved to Ashland. She has at
tended Ashland schools since
the first grade.
Nancy says that the most ex
citing thing that ever hap
pened to her was getting en
gaged. That goes along with
what she is going to do after
graduation get married.
Her favorite saying is "Oh,
silly," and for a pastime she
likes to stay at home. Her pet
peeve concerns her height. She
does not like to be called
"Shorty" or have someone ask
her when she is going to grow
up.
Nancy belongs to but one or
ganization this year, the
Needlecraft Club. She was
kepresehied at Ki
The Student Council Conver,shland
tion held in Klamath Falls, O"
tober 20 and 22, was attend
by five representatives fro
Ashland High School stude
council. Those making the t
; a n vreen s lamps uiven
PLAZA MEATS
The Leaders in School
Clothing
J. C. PENNEY CO.
WE GIVE GREEN
STAMPS
99 MARKET
ELKS BARBER SHOP
It Pleases us to please you
H. J. KIMSEY
AUTRY'S GROCERY
67 N. Main
Ashland
BREWER'S INSURANCE
AGENCY
1255 Siskiyou Blvd.
Ashland, Oregon
PEOPLE'S MARKET
304 North Main
GROCERIES b SCHOOL
NEEDS
Johnie Johnson
"All right, you guys, let's
yell this time." As we all
know, this is a familiar cry
heard from our yell king,
Johnie Johnson, in the pep as
semblies every Friday morning
and at the football games.
Johnie was born in Cham
pagne, Illinois, December 6,
1935, and moved to Ashland
when he was ir. the sixth
grade.
Besides being yell king,
Johnie is drum major. He be
longs to the Letterman's Club
and Thespians.
Johnie's most embarrassing
moment was when he was driv
ing along and all of a sudden,
he ran into a 1950 Chevrolet.
(A parked one at that!)
His ideal girl must be about
5 feet 2 inches tall; have brown
hair, brown eyes, and a nice
figure. Most of all she must
have a good personality.
After graduation Johnie
wants to attend college, if pos
sible. He would like to stay at
ome so he will attend South-
Oregon College here in
PROVOST'S FURNITURE
AND
FLOOR COVERING
ROLLING PIN DONUT
SHOP
DONUTS FOR PARTIES
50 E. Main
Phone 2-2771
BOSSHARD LUMBER CO.
Complete Building Material
and Appliances
We Give S&H Green Stamps
Store Hours 6:30 am - 11 pra
Closed Mondays
Dinner before the game or
a coke afterwards
PLAZA CAFE
Ashland Hotel Coffee Shop
Good Food and Fast
Service
Breakfast, Lunch and
Dinner
Diamonds Watches and
Silver Ware
B J JEWELERS
283 E. Main
TED'S FEED AND SEED
STORE
"' 353 E. Main