TUES.. NOV. 20. 1956
ROGUE NEWS
PAGE THREE
GRIZZLY BRIEFS . . .
In a downpour of rain Oct.
29, the Mcdford JVs defeated
Ashland JVs 14-0.
A free basketball exhibition
held at the Memorial Gym
on Nov. 8, at 7:30 p.m. featur
ed Bill Closs, one of the south
west's top basketball stars.
Along with the exhibition
were official movies of some
of the championship games.
Girls' football intramurals
this year consisted of five
teams. Miss Betty Lasher, PE
instructor, coached the girls.
Team 1, known as the
Fakers, had Vivian Stevenson
as Captain. Team 2, the Ter
mites, was headed by Jane
Rod of the Month
Swing low, sweet chariot
the rod of the month belong
ing to Keith Wilson sure does!
Since this picture was taken
it has been lowered about 3
inches.
His car is a 1949 Ford sedan
AL'S SPORT SHOP
HUNTING fe FISHING
SUPPLIES - LICENSES
GUNS AMMUNITION
161 E MAIN ASHLAND
WITH
PERSONALITY
PORTRAITS
PHOTO FINISHES
CAMERA SUPPLIES
MEMORY LANE
STUDIO
293 East Main
STOP!
FOR
k School
Needs
Groceries
Meats
MARKET BASKET
842 - Siskiyou Phone 5841
if
771
HOLIDAY CARDS
BOOKS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
MAGAZINES
MACK'S NICK NACKS
167 E. Main
Yaple. Known as the Presley
Pretties, Team 3, was captain
ed by Nancy Liningcr while
Pat Kcarns was captain of
Team 4, the Roaring Rodents.
Pat Parham was captain of
Team 5, the Frosh.
Changes have been made in
the way concessions are to be
run at AHS games. Under the
new system the same people
will work in the concessions
each time, thus eliminating
amatucr selling. Workers will
receive $2 as their wages for
each game. Profits will be split
with a percentage going to the
club or class sponsoring the
concession and the rest going
to the Student Body.
with a '51 Ford front end. It
is completely molded in with
trenched head and tail lights
and the door handles removed
The grill bar is frenched into
the front fenders; the hood and
deck are shaved and all body
seams are filled. It has cut
down '51 Mercury skirts to
match the chrome strips and
twin pipes and spotlights. As
soon as Keith can find the type
he wants, it will have a grill.
As of now, the engine is
stock.
Keith has done all of the
work himself. Most of it was
done at school last year, but
he finished it up and had it
painted its present lavender
and white this summer.
Mom-Daughter
Night Sponsored
Girls' Recreation Associa
tion members and their moth
ers turned out in large num
bers for the Mother-Daughter
night, Oct. 24 in the Ashland
High gym.
After registering and being
welcomed, the mothers parti
cipated in get-acquainted mix-
games. Entertainment for
the evening included such
well-known acts as Elvis Pres
ley, Nancy Liningcr, and the
Jordanaires. Volleyball in
structions for mothers versus
daughter volleyball games,
and refreshments concluded
the evening.
PERRINE'S
Better Clothe and Shoes
for Lets Money
On the Plaza
.. ':.(
I SADIE HAWKINS WINNERS
it .. . . . I
Vivian Stevenson and Gerald Troxel were winners of the
individual costume prizes at the
Fashion Tips
For The Men
The fad raging through the
U. S. is the Elvis (ugh) Preley
haircut. He can sing agreed
but the Elvis look on our
Ashland guys is as bad as
mustaches. Bet a self-respecting
St. Bernard wouldn't wear
an Elvis haircut or a mustache!
On the fashion side, narrow
suede belts are still the most
popular belts among the guys.
To go with them, there are
black or blue (though not so
highly publicized now) suede
shoes. Plain black leather and
English brogues are he main
foot notes this year.
Suntans and cords are still
(with the exception of blue
jeans!) top contenders in male
trouser stvles. Newcomers
this year are Ivy League
trousers. So far there aren't
many of those seen in AHS
halls.
Student Travels
To New York
Jean Fitch of 401 Terrace
Street left Nov. 8 for New
York. She was going by train
and was planning to fly back.
When asked why she was
going, her reply was, ' What
do you mean, why?" Some of
the many things that she want
ed to see were the Empire
State Building, 5th Avenue,
and Broadway. On her two
week pleasure trip she might
take a quick hop down to
Florida.
'LET'S GET ASSOCIATED
KARL B. OESER
358 East Main
ASHLAND FLOWER
SHOP
Liihia Hotel
Phones 7531 or 6781
SKATE
With The Gang
AT
Ashland Skaleway
Sadie Hawkins' Dance.
Dogpatch Theme
Used for Sadie -
Haw kin's Dance
The annual Sadie Hawkins
dance was held, Nov. 10 at 8:00
p.m. in the cafeteria.
Everyone was in old jeans
and skirts with patches, and
different kinds of costumes.
There were lots of Wolf Gals.
Abe's, Daisy Mae's, and Sadie
Hawkins. Prizes of money
were given to the best dressed
for the accasion. First place
for the couples was Jack Eber
hart and Kathy Ingle and sec
ond place was Susan Weller
and Jim Busch. Individuals
were Gerald Troxel and Vivi
an Stevenson.
The decorations resembled
the country of Dogpatch with
a cage of chickens to make it
look even more realistic.
There was a Marrying Sam
where all of the girls took
their' boys after finally catch
ing them. They were given
wedding certificates and rings
after the ceremony was per
formed. Time wounds all heels.
RICHMAID ICE CREAM
'4 mile soutli of the college
24 different flavors
SIMPSON'S
HOME TOWN HDWE.
Ph. 8031
- On the Plaza
Ashland
HAMBY'S
DRIVE - IN MARKET
PHONE 5161
180 C Street
GROCERIES
FRESH VEGETABLES
MEATS
GRIZZLIES !
Shop For
Jewelry Gifts
. Special Necklaces
Watches and Rings
HENRY CARR'S
SHELDON JEWELRY
272 E. Main
Notice all the little kids
swarming over the field dur
ing every break in our foot
ball game? Some of 'em had
the jump on us by starting
basketball practice early
kept throwing paper cups in
the brass horns! That mud
sure was oozy. It was slick too.
wasn't it, Jeanne?
Now hear this! Girls, there
is one guy in AHS that runs
out of gas legitimately. No
kiddin', he really does. Right
between safety islands, too.
Look for a couple of purple
ears around the hall!
Something new has been ad
ded. Now we have peace trea
ties between teachers and stu
dents written ones at that.
Real legal-like, too.
Frosh, haven't you learned
yet that you don't run in halls?
Being kept back from lunch
for five minutes is pretty good
persuasion, isn't it?
If nothing else is acomplish
ed in stcno, at least you have
a good set of biceps when you
get out. After lugging those
typewriters back and forth
day after day you begin to
feel like a female Atlas!
TED'S FEED AND SEED
353 East Main
B J JEWELERS
283 E. Main
Watch Repairing Jewelry
Art Carved Diamond Rings
TRITES COFFEE CO.
TRI-RICH COFFEE
490 "A" Street
SEE US
FIRESTONE STORE
ON THE PLAZA
Thick Milk Shakes
Juicy Hamburgers
SWEET SHOP
ALL
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