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Coming Soon
"The Little Dog Laughed"
In the Little Theater
November 1
Medford High Stadium
MON.. OCT. 28. 1957
ASHLAND. HIGH SCHOOL. ASHLAND. OREGON
NUMBER 2
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Seniors To Present
'Little Dog Laughed7
The Little Dog Laughed is for Nov. 21 and 22.
the title of the senior play. The This is the story of a college
comedy, written by Vera and girl, Laurie, played by Jean
Ken Tarpley, is tentatively set Fitch, who is studying psychol
ogy. She applies psychology to
her family and friends to the
dismay of all as she reveals
hidden characters.
Others in the cast are Mar
garet Hull as Martha, Tom
Conner as Sid, Kollin Heglcr
as Wally, Mia Raaphorst as
The Ashland High Student Gus the maid, Judy Alley as
body had the great honor of Joan, Jim Wright as Horatio
seeing in person, Ray Dixon the birdcatcher. Larry Neal as
from Hollywood, with his a- Ted Wood, Janet Speirs as A
mazing presentation of por- melia, Carol Gandee as Caro-
traits in make-up in a National juaun muis as uracc,
Dixon Presents
Make-up Show
Pictured above is Bill Benson, junior, show ing tourlneen of his recent trip to Europe io
Mia Raaphorst. Bob Hegdahl, Victor and Esther Aquilera. Mia. senior, came from the Neth
erlands three years aga. Bob is a freshman-from Homer. Alaska. Victor and Esther are fresh
men students from Mexico. Other Ashland High world travelers not pictured here are Vir
ginia Bowman, who recently spent a year in E urope; Melha Hansen, senior student from
Kodiak. Alaska, and Mia's brother Peter Raaphorst, freshman. See story on page 3.
Assembly October 14.
Mr. Dixon asked six boys to
come up and help him with
his performance. They were
Jerry Stubblefield, Larry Nort
ridge, Dennis Bounds, Jack
Tobiasson, and Vern Speirs.
These boys were made up
from a small boy, on up to his
old age. Mr. Dixon made up
one of the boys as Robert E.
Lee, then Uncle Sam, which when Mrs. Betty Dunlop ex
he did in 48 seconds and last, plained some of the things to
but not least, was a barber- toon into wnen cnoosing inc
Laurel Scrlpter as Walola, and
Naomi Taylor as Therese.
FT A Chapter
Organized Here
Juniors and seniors met in
Mr. Lewis room Friday, Oct.
Outstanding
4-H Members
Kenny Stewart, AILS sopho
more, is an accomplished
AHS Debate Team Members
Star!' Season; Eye Tourneys
Trying to match last year"s tensive research according 1
six trophies and eighteen sec- Herb Lewis, debate coach.
ond places in four tourna
shop quartette.
Officers of
PTA Chosen
Mrs. Carl Harris was elected
teaching field.
Appearance and voice are
important for a teacher. A
teacher's character and integ
rity are very important in her
teaching career.
Persons planning on making
teaching their career must be
interested in their work and
horseman and is proving it at ments. this year's debate squad
shows around the valley. is making extemp and im-
At the annual 4-H Horse promptu talks on the debate
Show, Kenny "stole the show." Proposition m addition to in-
placing first in six out of eight
events. At the annual ' 4-H
county rair Awara wignt tie
received the Senior Horseman
ship Trophy. Ken placed first
in two of the three horse
vents at the local Sis-Q
Foreign aid is the topic for president of AHS PTA for the always stay interested.
debating in all the tourna
ments this year and it prom-
Yearbook Work
Progresses Well
coming year. The vice-presi- American Teachers Associ
dent is Mrs. Otto Alley; secre- ation authorized $10 toward
ises to be very interesting for tary Mrs. Glenn Revel; and the cost of installing a chapter
the debaters. The resolution is treasurer, Mrs. Ed Singmaster. of Future Teachers of Ameri-
worded: Resolved: that all di- The annual Teacher's Re- ca at our high school,
rect U.S. economic aid to in- ception, which was planned by There are twenty students
dividual countries should be the PTA, scheduled for Oct. , that compose this group wilh
limited to technical assistance was postponed this year. Hsrbert Lewis and Ior.a Tsy-
and disaster relief. "Back to School Night," lor as advisors.
The advanced members of which is for November 13, Officers of F. T. A. are as
iho inDm ,iii t gives parents an opportunity follows: orerident. Nancy Lin-
fair. His other 4-H work in-, Judy Fader, editor of this tournament -in December at to see Just now tnelr own son 'Ser, vice president, Susan
eludes beef projects., He has years annual, reports that Pacific University in Forest or dau8hter spends one day at Weller, secretary, Karen Coch-
just completed a year as a everyone is working hard and Grove. The entire squad will Asnland Senior High School, ran. and treasurer, Jane Yapic.
junior leader. progress is coming along fine. rar(i;nain at cnth r,ra.
According to Ken, 4-H work Completing this years staff gon College in January, a reg
has helped him gain a better are Lee Osgood, assistant edi- ular tournament at Linfield
knowledge of agriculture and tor; Gerald Troxel, business College in February. and the
manager; Bob Jones, assistant district meet in April.
, . V" b v- , .-.n.ua Keturning from last year s
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Barbara Stoddard, Jane Yaple SflHlA HflWlrinc' llr nT'TS
made him many new friends.
Future plans for this outstand
ing 4-H member includes at
tendance at an agricultural
college after graduation.
Gals, Take Your Man to
, Marryin' Sam at Annual
son, sports editor; with
Sohler as the advisor.
Mrs.
Local Students Attend
UO Press Conference
Ashland's representatives to book production along with
the Oregon. High School Press over 700 other students and ad
Conference. Oct. 11 and 12 at visors from high schools all
the University of Oregon were over Oregon. Judy was a panel
Judy Fader, editor of The Ro- member on the panel discuss
gue; Lee Osgood, assistant edi- ing financing yearbooks; Flo
tor; Florence Byrd, editor of rence, on newspaper financing,
the Rogue News; Pat Gibson, The principal speaker at the
-,,! Mr. Friday night banquet was
and Nancy Lininger. Students
on the team for .the first year
are: Tom Conner and Frank
Sohler, advisor to. The Rogue.
They attended section meet
ings and roiindtable discus
sions on newspaper and year-
Charles Schullz, the creator of
the comic strip, "Peanuts."
Entertainment was provided
by the Journal Juniors ' and
Seniors.
The annual Sadie Hawkins' themselves a man. If the girls
Danr-A at AHS fhla vosp i. i- oil v. ,.;t ...ii
Conley, seniors; Linda Abbot, tatively ct for Frjday Nov next year nd try again. There
15, in the cafeteria. The dance are various ways in which the
is to be put on by the Junior girls capture their man. Some
class. Lee Osgood has been of the tamer ways are: setting
chosen head chairman. The a bear trap, using a club, sus
chairmen of the various other penders (catching a hold of),
committies are: refreshments, and team work. When they use
Judy Mann; records. Bob team work, the man usually
Jones; hauling, Pete Stemple; never geta away. Once the
decorations, Lee Osgood; chap- girls grab, they hold tig'it!
erons, Fay Babcock; publicity. If the girls should happen to
Jody Mittag, and clean-up, snare the man they are chas
Clinton Gillespie. Marryin' ing, they drag him off to Mar
Sam will not be announced ryin' Sam and are united for
until the night of the dance. ever after (the man having no
Sadie Hawkins' Day was ere- say what-so-ever in the mat
ated by Al Capp for his comic tex).
strip Li'l Abner of Dog Patch, Come on girls! Grab your
U.S.A. On Sadie Hawkins' Day guy and bring him to the As)i
in Dog Patch, all unmarried land High Sadie Hawkins'
girls enter a race to try to get Dance, and Marryin' Sum.
Phyllis DeBoer, Bill Benson,
and George Converse, juniors;
Betty Duffy and Brenda
Woods, sophomores.
REMEMBER!
Oct. 25 Crater game there
Nov. 1 Medford game,
there ...
Nov. 8 Klamath Falls
game, there
Nov. 12 National Assem
bly Nov. 15 (Tentative) Sadie
Hawkins' Dance
Nov. 21-22 Senior Play
(Tentative)
Nov. 26 National Assembly
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