FRI.. MARCH 12. 1954
ROGUE MEWS
PAGE THREE
Club Hews
Leiermen's Club under the
leadership of Genei, Allison
started the year by selling pen
cils with the football schedule
on them. Another past event
was the annual barn dance. On
the agenda for Spring is initia
tion of new members and the
annual picnic.
' Library Club Mr. Green
keeps his club busy in the li
brary checking books in and
out. They also have taken
charge of the arranging of the
art exhibit and the photog
raphy contest exhibit which ap
pears in the study hall and li
brary. They launched a candy
sale last week to provide the
funds for needed materials
Mrs. Taylor's Pep Club
worked hard with the A.H.S.
Band in presenting the half-
time shows at football games.
These girls also were seen in
uniform at all the basketball
Eames.
Art Club under Mr. Lind
ley's supervision is planning an
exhibit downtown in the near
future.
National Thespian Society
Troup 954 under the guidance
of Miss Laura M. Grubbs, first
drew local attention this year
with their presentation of "Ev
er Since Eve." Since then they
have fceen working hard pre
senting programs and plays for
faculty and P.T.A. groups.
Hidden Talents
To Be Revealed
ROGUE'S GALLERY
Will Sharlee McNerney be
best suited to a career as a
steplejack?
Do Kenna Gandee's muscles
hide the heart of a private
secretary?
No one will know until the
results of the senior aptitude
tests come back In the near fu
ture. These tests were given by
the Oregon Employment Ser
vice and consisted mainly of
various mental tests and skill
in using your hands.
Most of the students who
took part in these tests found
them quite entertaining as well
as enlightening. One boy was
heard to remark that "it's get
ting pretty good when you get
out of two hours of school just
to stick round pegs in a board
of round holes."
Those same tests have re
vealed some strange things in
the past. For instance, in one of
the schools it was found that
one of their most scholarly
gyrls was best suited to be
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JOAN WOODS
Seniors:
Darlene Pruitt
and keep tuned in to see "who's
what" in Ashland High.
Happy Birthday
President Sandra Sander and Symbolized by the coming
Marjorie Osgood attended the j0f the lion and the leaving of
Silver Anniversary Regional ;the lamb, March holds the
Conference of the National jbirthdate of forty-four Ashland
Thespian Society last weekend High students. Everyone wish
at Springfield, Oregon. The Cj an advance or belated hap
group is planning initiation of py birthday wish to the follow-
new members and formal in- mg.
stallation of 1953-1954 otticers
in May. Also in May they will
be busy assisting the seniors in
the annual senior play.
Sportsmen Clubs There are
two clubs instructed by Mr.
Poland Parks and Mr. Eldon
Cirtheii. Studying game laws,
learning fishing . and casting
techniques, and how to handle
puns are their main objectives
Thcv are planning an overnight
camping and fishing trip to
Emmiyrant Lake in the spring.
Ncediecr&fi Club. Under the
direction of Mrs. Gladys Banks,
the nirls are .sewing pillow slips
crocheting, embroidering, and
knitting for hope chests.
Photography Club. The mem
bers cf this organization
This pretty green eyed sen
ior is seen frequently in the
halls of Ashland Senior High.
She was born in Crescent City,
California, in 1937.
She attended school in San
Bernardino, and Gasquet, Cal
ifornia, until she moved to Ash
land in her Freshman year.
After graduation, she would
like to be a secretary; then get
mechanic, and another girl was married in a few years "all
picked as a plumber. they think of now-a-days is get-
What will be the results witn (ting married."
our seniors? Place your bets Hpr npt npv(, is bovs. and
Ted Tenney 10
Dixie Kendall 12
Edna Smith 12
Larry James 15
Sandy James 16
Lee Roy Barger
Bob Laws
Juniors:
Alvin Lorenz
Kathy Findley
Colleen Bond
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especially boys who won't
speak when she speaks to them.
Her favorite subject is book
keeping; she also likes tennis,
.swimming, bowling and watch
ing football games.
Joan's ideal boy should be 6'
2" tall, have black hair, and
dark eye.?, drive a black and
white Ford, and attend South
ern Oregon College, but she
would settle for someone else.
Her favorite color is blue
and yellow and her songs are
"Make Love to Me," and 'Till
We Two are One." Her favorite
food is banana-nut bread and
fried shrimp " Sounds good
enough to eat" -Joan
may just stay around
Ashland and try to find work
after graduation.
GARY BURGESS
If you hear a loud noise be
hind you while out walking,
you are liable to see Gary Bur
gess roaring down the streets
on his motorcycle.
Gary was born October 18,
1935 in the Pelican city, Klam
ath Falls. He attended school
there until moving to Ashland
where he has been ever since.
Gary, after completing his
sen'or year this spring, intends
to celebrate "can you blame
him after all?" His pet expres
sion is "cops." He isn't particu
lar about his "ideal" so he
must be very fussy. He likes
friendliness In girls and dis
likes "cops" who stop you for
something.
As far as music goes, he
likes "Bimbo" and "A'mor."
For his pastime, he likes to
work on "hot rods" and cycles.
After graduation he intends to
become a lumberman.
JUDY TWEDELL
This cute, friendly senior
was born in Medford on Feb
ruary 9, 1936. She then moved
to Eagle Point for four years,
Phoenix for one, Griffin Creek
for two, then back to Medford
for a year and finally to Ash
land In her sophomore year
"She certainly has been
around" it seems.
After graduation she Intends
to go to work. Her pet peeve is
to stay in bed and take medi
cine "how strange." Her
favorite subject is homemak-
ing and she likes to read and
cook. She plans to marry the
fellow in the Black '40 Chevy,
July 2.
She has a sister in junior
high and a brother who lives
in Los Angeles.
Her favorite record is "Rags
to Riches," and "blue" is her
favorite color.
After her marriage, she is
moving to California where
Jim will attend college.
Gary Taylor 12
Bea Ina Cluff 15
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Sandy Anthous
Patsy Hartle
Lee Anne Leach ..
Richard Lamb
Sharon Bourne
are pat Hannon
learning to take and develop iDavid Carter
better pictures. They sponsored
the National Photograp h i c Sophomores:
a Mr ICarolvn Crowley
Horace Leland is their advisor. Clair Jones 2
Gristly Knights. Their duties wvncnaei moo .
r.t mainfnininff order iDoreen Phillips .
,.a ioiniino at irm. selline IDavid Hutchison
ASHLAND DRUG
Ashland Gift Canlar
Whitman's and Rogers
Chocolates
Phone 5261
concessions, ana Keeping me
pvm and school grounds clean.
They also tend lights and run
movie projectors for the high
school faculty. They plan an
annual picnic this spring.
Yell Leaders and Majorettes.
. Their duties consist mainly of
leading yells at games, pep as
semblies, and other gatherings.
They present half-time and
pre-game performances, also.
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Car of the Month
Owned by Andy DeKorte,
this "car of the month" was
originally a 1932 Ford. Andy
received his car last Christmas
and since then he has been
making a few changes on it,
making it the best custom built
job around the school.
Among the more difficult
jobs of customizing this car
was, leading in the dash, re
building the 1942 Ford engine,
raising the fender welds, chan
neling 44 inches in the front
and 10 inches in back.
Andy has done most of this
work himself at home and at
Mary Hamilton
Glenora Martin !-
Jim McCulloch
Freshmen:
Darlene Hanscom .-.
Jim Hearn ,
Evelyn Deets
Helen DeCarlo
Jerry Early
Norma Scott
John Pugh
Gladys Smalley -
Danny Mackay
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FBI Talk Heard
Continued from Page 1
reviewed the facts of the Lind
bergh kidnaping and mention
ed the John Dillinger case.
Mrs. Grathwell was present
ed to the student body by Pres
ident Ted Tenney as a part of
te National Assemblies pro
gram.
There are just two more Na
tional Assembly progr a m s
scheduled for the finish of the
school year. On April 5, Mr.
Ray Dixon will present "Por
traits in Make-Up," authentic
and artistic characterizations.
The American Indian Dancers
will perform for the student
body on May 11.
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P. O. Box 96
Corner C St. and Pioneer
Ashland, Oregon
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Portraits Commercial
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STANDARD CLEANERS
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Free Pickup and Delivery
Ashland Hotel Coffee
Shop
Good Food and Fast
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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
COLLEGE CLEANERS
Your Favorite Cleaners
FK Monii Mothproofing
GEORGE AND EVA'S
CONFECTIONERY
607 Siskiyou
Short's
East Side Pharmacy
WALGREEN AGENCY
Prescription Druggists
Sandra Thurston ..
Thomas Kinkade
J. L. Rabjohn 25
Jerry Malone 26
Betty Sorenson 29
Robert Heitmanek 30
Glen Tate - 30
added many other "extras"
such as, 1941 Chevrolet tail
lights, 1949 Chevrolet steering
wheel, 1940 Ford wheels, white
side wall tires, guide fenders on
the front wheels and bobbed
stock fenders in back.
Andy is still not finished
with his car, as he plans to in
stall dual carburetors and
paint the outside Barmvda
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