PACE TWO
ROGUE NEWS
FRL, JAN. 28, 1955
ROGUE
Published every month by
the Ashland Senior High
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
ASSISTANT EDITOR
NEWS EDITOR
FEATURE EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR
BUSINESS MANAGER
ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER
CIRCULATION MANAGER
EXCHANGE EDITOR
ADVISOR
REPORTERS
Spirit Is Rising
Although many people of Ashland say that the
high school is lacking in school spirit, it seems time
to point out how much improvement has been made.
Ashland high pep has risen considerably since
the rally squad, band, pep club and flag girls started
working together.
The rally squad should be congratulated on their
good work in promoting pep in the student body.
They have had mere action in their yells and have
done more this yej.r than has ever been done for the
school.
Ashland high band and their director Mr. Jerry
Pierce, have worKed songs in with the yells of Ash
land high which has also helped raise pep in the stu
dent body.
The pep club has created pep by the stunt card
section which they have started. They have also cre
ated more interest in their own club by having a new
uniform made out of red corduroy.
The flag girls are to be commended on their ex
cellent work during the half time of the game.
Let's keep up the good work and move further
toward making Ashland high "the best" when it
comes to school spirit.
ABC's of Sophomore Class
Sally Lusk
Marilyn Michael
Barbara Johnson
Darlene Miller
Donna Bibeau
Clarice Williams
Judy Johnson
Jeanne Hargis
Bev Hakes
Nancee Bisscll
Dot Jamison
Donna DeMeres
Vieva Gibson
Vivian Stevenson
Diane Lohman
Diane Bowlin
Rosemary Owings
Jerry Early
Margaret Calvary
Jeanne Kenan
Kathy Ingle
Betty Sorenson
Sandy Thurston
Mary Gayle Hodgins ..
Kathleen Dodridge
Evey Deets
BELLVIEW CAFE
Open under new manage
ment 6:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
2526 Siskiyou Blvd.
EAST SIDE ABATTOIR
Wholesale Meats
L. E. Lusk. Prop.
Phone 2-5271
ASHLAND DRUG
Have a free coke while
waiting for prescriptions
We give Gold Arrow
Stamp
NEWS
the Journalism class of
School, Ashland, Oregon.
MARJIE REED
PAT KEENE
. ELAINE FALWELL
. SANDRA SANDER
LARRY KERR
- RICHARD TRITES
. SANDY ANTHOUS
KATHY FINDLEY
PHYLLIS WALKER
MISS DONNA SPARLING
JOURNALISM CLASS
Athletic Mel Dailcy
Bashful J. L. Rabjohn
Cute Ken Dye
Delightful Jerry Price
. Energetic Jack Pruitt
Farmer Walter Eidman
Goofy Bob Davis
Happy Phil Austin
... Interesting Tim Keating
Joker Jack Eberhart
Kind Malcolm Magruder
Lover Mark Fitch
Mnan Eugene Rashn
Nice Jim Busch
... . Obstinate , Ben Watrus
Pleasant Neal Vandenburg
Quiet Norman Rogers
Ridiculous Tom Delsman
Spastic Jerry Stowell
Talkative Dean Root
'.. Unique Ralph Cluff
Versatile Gregg Monroe
Wise Harvey Sorenson
X-tra Special Roy Gray
Young Pete Cotten
Zestful . Jerry Grosclaude
WICK'S FURNITURE
STORE
Headquarters for
Pittsburg Paints
SIMPSON HARDWARE
Housewares - Plumbing and
Heating
37 N. Main
MARSHALL-WELLS
STORE
On the Plaza
Hardware - Housewares
.. Sporting Goods
LETTERS TO EDITOR
To the Editor:
Pick up the "Ashland Daily
Tidings," and what is the first
thing that will catch your eye'.'
That this or that teenager has
been picked up for anything
from "beer busts" to every kind
of grand larceny imaginable.
"Whose fault U juvenile
Lose Series To
. P. Cavemen
the third quarter, the Cavemen
really started hitting and pull
ed away. Harry Johnson led
Bear scorers with 14 points
Grants Pass
Ashland
Johnson, 14
Sword, 0
3, Reese
M. Drews
Parent, 4
10, Burr
15. Reid
IS. James
2. Nevi
A. Drews
Baker. 4
Mickle, 6
Sutherlin, 6
Schuli, 2
Taylor, 2
by step:
Smoking and drinking, in
cluding "beer Busts" and the
like. Who are we hurting be
sides ourselves, by getting in
wrecks, picked up by the
cops, and the number of oth
er things that happen. I'll ad
mit it seems FUN for some of
us and gives us the feeling of
being GROWNUP, but think
of the other ways to have fun
and feel grown-up, without
having to loose the respect of
others and have our privileg
es taken away from us at the
same time.
Stealing or grand larceny:
I'm not much of an authority
on this as far as ever having a
hand in it myself, but I've re
cently seen a nice person lose
the respect he had been build
ing up many years in this city.
He thought he was really
being "grown-up" and smart by
doing it. He realized he was
wrong when it was too late. I
honestly believe it becomes an
obsession with a person after a
period of time.
We have got lo realize
these things and have the
will-power to quit, for our
own sakes, as well as future
generations.
More than likely a lot of you
are thinking as you read this
that I'm somewhat of a 'square.'
Maybe I am, but if you stop to
think, most of us are in one
way or another. I must say that
I, for one, have a long way to
travel before I even start to re
ally become the nice person I'd
like to be, but I'm working at
it, so why don't you too? It
might just turn out to be fun.
(Signed)
An A H S. Student
Happy Birthday
Continued from Page 1
Keating, 20; Claudette Schel!,
21; Jim Kerns, 25; Bill Ramet
es, 27; Jane Palmer, 27.
JUNIORS
E. W. Chapman, 4; Carol Rol
lins, 8; Pat Lane, 10; Lawrence
Eidman, 11; Dorothy O'Neal,
11 Rosallie Roseberry, 12; Ruth
McDonough, 18; George Asle
son, 18: Ada Attaway, 20; Gary
Boyd, 22; Jimmio Felker, 22
SENIORS
Clarence Nicks, 2; Larry
Mackay, 3; Hally Ferguson, 8
Lois May, 13; Greg Fury, 22
Jerry Mickle, 27.
ASHLAND HOTEL
Beauty Shop
Phone 4311
If your hair 1 not becoming
to you, you should be coming
to us.
Carriage Pose
Strange Problem
Our inquiring reporter asks
this question of some of th3
brains (?) in AHS: "If you were
given a perambulator what
would you do with it?" They
Reply:
JUr-lJ li '- . M uy .1 '
steadily ahead to finally win by
a 71-46 count.
During the first period, me
Grizzlies used a "slow break
and managed to stay within i
points of the Tornadoes as tne
quarter ended 16-14. However,
at this stage in tne game, oene
Parent, Bear scoring inrea-.
had collected four personal
fouls. Without Parent and the
islow break, Medford continued
to put on the pressure and fin
ally won by 2$ poinis.
Stu Baker, hard -driving
guard, led Urizziy scorers wui
16 points, followed rjy i nu
Sword and Jerry Mickle with 8
apiece.
ASHLAND MEDFORD
!nh..it. 6 11. Kastner
Sword, 8 12. Kalapus
D.?.t.t 4 8. Peterson
wouiu say, puny, puuy.oid ooy.
Norma Jean Kerns: I'd run
away with it.
Jim Sutherlin: Give it back.
I don't know what it is.
Jeanne Eberhart: Put it in h
pan and heat it.
Jim Smith: I'd kick 'em.
Gene Long: I wouldn't have
one.
Sandy Sander: I'd put it in a
glass case and keep it under ob
servation. Bill Workman: I'd call my
"Tweety" and have her help me
kill it.
It seems that those abovt
aren't the "brains" after all
A perambulator is a baby car
riage!
Pccf s Corner
HOW DO I LOVE THEE
By Elizabeth Bear It Browning
How do I love thee?
Let me count the ways
I love thee to the breadth that
both my arms can reach
When we are out of sight of par
ents seeing;
(In a dark place)
I love thee to the level of th
gas in the tank:
Of our new convertible; or
money in the bank.
I love thee as an old man loves
a snooze.
I love thee with a love I seem
to lose
Each time I see a cuter boy.
love thee as truly as a baby
loves a toy.
I love thee with each heartbeat,
breath, or pulse;
But I'd love thee better, if thou
were someone else.
FROST FUEL
2280 Siskiyou Blvd
Ashland, Oregon
Phone 2-8116
McN AIR'S
School Supplies, Toiletries
Gifts and Sundries
On the Plaza
PEOPLE'S MARKET
304 North Main
Groceries and School
Needs
CAROL ANN FASHIONS
Always Latest Styles
137 E. Main
Phone 2-4716 '-
EXCHANGE COLUMN
tlews of Schools
From Far & Hear
1900 And Now . . .
In 1900 I'm sorry, I can t
go with you tonight, 1 have a
league leaders for the secona
straight night, without the ser
vices of star center, Jim suiner
lin. Gene Parent and Harry jonn
son. with 15 and 10 points re
spectively, led Ashland scorers
ASHLAND
MEDFORD
Baker. 1
Parent, 15
4. Kastner
7. Peterson
17. Kalapus
24. Copple
12. Rector
McLoughlin
2. Faust
McCu'Jough
2. Deakins
3, Reinking
0, Cochran '
2, Cearley
7. Tisdale
Sword, 9
Johnson, 10
Mickle, 0
Carter, 3
Lewley
Schuli
Taylor
Green
Woods
Tobiatson
Eberhart
piPSsure oi TTout prfZfitvri
dinner?
In 1955 Jim Sutherlin:
Come on, Sugar, and we'll am
ble over to the Top Hat.
In 1900 Thank you S3
much for the lovely evening.
In 1955 Bill Workman:
The blow was stinging.
(Idea swiped from "Hushy
Howls," Elgin High School,
Oregon. Names have been
changed to protect the inno
cent.) TIMELY
And then there was the case
of the student who:
F ailed in Math.
L aughed at the wrong time.
U nexcused absence.
N ever was on time.
K icked out of class.
E xcuses had fake signatures.
D idn't give a whoop!
(Borrowed from Baker Hi Log,
Baker High, Oregon, who bor
rowed it from someone else )
GRUBER'S SHOE
SERVICE
Heel Plates Assortment f
Polishes Minor Repairs
WHILE U WAIT
383 E. Main
OMAR'S RESTAURANT
Phone 8221
On 99 at 66
Ashland, Oregon
MEMORY LANE
Personality Portraits
Photo Finishes
Camera Supplies
293 East Main
Phone 83631
WHITE FIR
LUMBER CO.
PAINTS
BEST GRADE LUMBER
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258 "A" Sttee