WED.. OCT. 2. 1957
ROGUE NEWS
PAGE THREE
School Spirit Groups
Sport New Uniforms
Fifty-six members comprise dent; Sandy Wilson, secretary;
the AHS band who will be Nancy Lininger, treasurer, and
working with the pepsters and jane Yiple, sergeant-at arms.
cneerieaaers 10 create euer
spirit and colorful routines at
games.
The main effort of the band
will be to create loyal spirit
and make the band active in
school functions, community
activities, and concerts. An ac-
five r.0.0. KanH will nlav or.
rangemcnts of dixieland, mo-
dern, and traditional music.
Band officers are: John Dil-
le, president; Tim McCartney,
1irB.r.resirfnnl- Tjini TCnov
retary; Pat McKinnis, tr'easu-
rer; Mike Reymers, sergeant-
at-arms, and Alan McKinnis,
advertising.
Our majorette squad con
sists of four girls: Lani Knox
(head), Diana Cullop, Diane
Cochran, Karen Cochran.
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girls with new uniforms of red
velveteen lined in white taf
ata, trimmed in white braid
and rhinestones, and a red net
can-can.
This year the majorettes are
affiliated with the band more
than in previous years.
Toward the end of football
season they plan to include
freshmen girls in majorettes
for experience.
Yell Leaders
The yell leaders have new
outfits this year consisting of
red and white culots and red
turtle-neck sweaters whi c h
will be used during football
season. Supplementing the out
fits are dainty white gloves
and ear muffs.
Basketball uniforms are
white Dleated skirU and red
nd white reversible skirts
with white V-neck sweaters
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middies and red jerseys.
Headed by yell king Buzzy
Parker and queen Barbara
Stoddard, the squad, composed
of Sue Weller, Carol Lininger,
rrisciua weuson, uonna wu
liamson and Sally Lane, has
aaaea new aance sieps auu
new yells to their repertoire.
One of the new dance steps is
a catchy Charleston number
canea Kagg Mopp. inis is iuu
01 iwiris ana kicks wnicn snow
off our yell leaders to the best
advantage.
Pepsters
Pepsters have purchased
new uniforms this year in
keeping up with the yell lead-
ers and the band. Red pleated
skirts, white sweaters with em
blems, and red and white rock
and roll shoes make this groiro
a colorful part of the pep club.
Pom pom routines and spe
cial yells are features of this
spirited group at football and
basketball games.
Officers for this club that
is open to girls of all classes
are Carol Lininger, president;
. Kathy Heinzman, vice-presi-
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This group, composed of
sophomores, juniors, and sen-
ors. ls a halftime attraction at
'olball and basketball home-
games.
ance steP" without the use
f ags are being practiced by
tne fiirls. The last football
homegame will feature a can
can number with the aid of
the band and majorettes.
Here is Ashland High's
top tunes as derived from your
,
votes:
1. Dianna
2. That'll Be the Day
3. Whole Lot of Shaking
Going On
4. Short Fat Fanny
5. Send For Me
6. Honeycomb
7. Shake Baby Shake
In the Middle of an Is-
land.
9. Unfaithful Diane
10. Hula Love
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Stop! Look! Listen! If you
il vnn will nhurua nuito a
few places around Ashland
H'Sh where traffic warning
signs couia very iiKeiy appear.
.
tor instance:
School most important
sign, a definite warning.
45 miles per hour track,
Rough Road halls be-
twecn ciasses
Traffic Separator teacher
on najj duty
Excessive Noise Prohibited
library.
Dangerous When Wet
ym teacher.
Loading Zone
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school
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Watch Out For Animals
biology.
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Steep Grade report cards,
No Parking At Anytime
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r -
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NEW COACH
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Cliff Engel it the new addition to coaching staff.
Wrestling is coming to Ash-
land High School this year, cause of his accomplishments
However, it promises to be a sociology, he was elected to
. Pi Gamma Mu, the National
far cry from the absurd antics Social studies Honorary Soci
(and athletes) notabel in the ety.
TV varity. Cliff Engel, our
new wrestling coach, is a rath-
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er sober man who doesn't go
in for this type of grandstanding.
Mr. Engel has high hopes for tion to 5cing an outstanding
Ashland's future in wrestling, student.
noting the fact that the size of Mr. Engel and his wife, Pa
a school has little to do with its tricia think Ashland is a nice
accomplishments in the Grc- town even though they have-
cian sport- !" fact tne ,top
scnoois in Oregon wresuing
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no reason why Ashland can't
become a real powerhouse in
state wrestling in three or four
years.
Mr. Engel is finding his
first vear of teachina rather
hectic. In addition to "teaching
three periods of math and
three periods of boys' physical
education, he is assisting
"Snuffy" Smith in coaching
freshman football. He will be
head wrestline coach and head
track coach.
However, Mr. Engel comes
to Ashland High with an out
standing background which
fully qualifies him for this
heavy load. A graduate of Lin
field College in McMinnville,
Mr. Engel majored in physical
education and minored in so
ciology and physics. He was a
regular in football, participat
ed on the wrestling squad, and
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AHS Delegates
Visit Capital
Continued from Page 1
John and the local American
Legion sponsored Tom.
Margaret Hull and Judy Fa
der were the representatives to
Girls' State.
The purpose of Girl's State
is to give girls a chance to
learn about their local and
state governments. They do
this by setting up model city,
county, and state governments
in which the girls themselves
hold offices. Girls from all
oyer the state of Oregon met
at Willamette University
where it was held.
Margaret and Judy left Ash
land at 2:30 a.m. June 16 by
Greyhound bus. They stayed
in a campus dorm at the uni
versity. Each day they attend
ed lectures and the model gov
ernment sessions.
H chlight of the week was
a visit to the Oregon State
Capital building in Salem,
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