FRL. APRIL 26. 1957
ROOUE NEWS
PAGE THREE
Annual Play
To Be Given
"Don't Take My Penny!" by
Anne Coulter Martens is the
title of the anniversary play, a
comedy in three acts, to be
presented May 2 and 3 in the
Little Theatre.
In the production, play
wright Harrison Day Is com
ing to town to find the girl to
play Dimity West in the movie
version of his play, Start in
Her Hair.
Denise Dodge as Sally is an
actress disguised as the Prin-
gle's maid. She is determined
to have Day choose her to play
Dimity.
Margaret Hull plays Penny,
the Pringle's 16 year old
daughter, who decides she
wants to be an actress, namely
the actress to play Dimity.
Joann Genene Seymour,
Penny's best friend and ally in
the matter of acting.
Kerry and Greg, played by
George Converse and Danny
Seymour respectively, are
Penny and Joanna's friends.
They are against Penny's be
coming an actress for it will
interfere with the tennis tour
nament and thus they engage
in plots to discourage her act
ing intentions..
Supporting the above fea
tured ...players are Franklin
Conley as Caleb, John Boor
man as Mark, Brcnda Woods
as" Mavis, Ann Hernlein as Ly
dia, Ray Childreth as Norman
Porter, Lynn Susee as Gram,
Terry Cnmpbell as Monsieur
Henri, Laurel Scripter as El
s i e, Marilyn Bushncll a s
Claire, and Sybil Hamilton as
Lucile.
Mrs. Lucy Susee is director
of the play and Sharon Harden
is business manager.
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This month our rod is a '50 Cher, belonging to a 6' 1" senior.
Mel Da'ley. Mel has painted his car emerald green and has
had duels on it but remored them because of the rickets he
kept receiving. Mel has 2" lowering blocks on his car -which
is completely leaded in. He hasn't done any motor work on
it as yet so it has a regular stock engine in it.
Students Win
Speech Firsls
! Winning top honors at Cor
vallis with only one other
, school, South Salem high, was
! Ashland high school, with two
, first places in the finals of the
state speecn contest.
Tim Keating was awarded
the first place cup in impromp
tu speaking and his victory
gives Ashland High permanent
possession of the cup. Tim won
the same honor last year, and
the preceeding year Richard
Lamb was the winner.
The other first place cup for
Ashland was won by Larry
Neal who took top honors in
after-dinner speaking.
Coach of the Ashland's
spech and debate team, Mr.
Lewis, reported that there was
no question about Ashland tak
ing honors in the impromptu
class. Gregg Monroe placed
first in impromptu winner in
the district and placed second
in this in the state finals.
Winner of the A division de
bate this year was Grant High
of Portland. Of the first place
cups, five were won by South
ern Oregon high schools. In ad
dition to Ashland's two, Grants
Pass won in oration, Medford
in discussion and Eagle Point
won first in debate In the B di
vision.
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Qui and Scroll
Chapter Renewed
Quill and Scroll, the Inter
national Honor Society for
high school journalists, has
been reorganized and awarded
at Ashland High after a lapse
of several years. The Gladys
Banks' Chapter, named i n
memoriam of a former English
teacher, held its induction cer
emony on March 28.
Seven junior and senior stu
dents received gold awards in
the presence of teachers and
parents. They were Lynn Su
see, Florence Byrd, Sharon
Harden, Pat McKinnis, Yvon
ne Click, Judy Campbell, and
Diane Bowlin.
Two other students, Joy
Lorenz and Jeanette Therrcs,
were awarded silver charms
for their writing ability.
Beverly Johnson and June
Maddox, sophomores, received
certificates denoting honorary
membership.
Pledged to the society were
Darlene Hanscom, Anna Ther
res, and Jeanette Peatty.
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dance to, visit The Mart, Not
only does The Mart carry a
wide selection of records
from calypso to Bach but
they have various styles and
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Senior week stop in at the
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a steak dinner, a cup of coffee.
or a dish of ice cream, you
have the assurance of fine qua
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their motto of "Fine Food
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open April 27. During those
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school year and hrough the
months of summer vacation,
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Eddie Motter performed be
fore the Ashland High student
body on March 29. Eddie was
blinded in his early childhood
by two separate accidents. Al
though he was blind, he assur
red the students he was not
unhappy and that being blind
wasn't the worst thing in the
world.
He and his brother worked
together in show business for
several years. Then he went to
U.C.L.A. for 4 years and stud
ied psychology. He said, "Sev
eral years ago I quit show bus
iness because I became a Chris
tian." He said he was doing it
just for the money. Eddie ex
plained that now he knows
money isn't the most important
thing in the world.
Eddie did unbelievable
hand balancing stunts and
amazing feats on the parallel
bars. He did a glid kip to a
hand stand and foreward roles
on the bars. Others were the
over bar kip to a hand stand
and backward rolls. An over
bar to a hand stand then to a
i strattle cut-off amazed the stu
, dents.
On the table he did the
i hand stand and variations.
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