MON, OCT. 2. 1937
ROGUE NEWS
PAGE THREE
Rodeo Enthusiast
Is Former Queen
Sharon Jacoby, freshman in Sharon has a trick horse
Ashland High School, was O- which she has shown in rodeos
thello, Washington's 1956 Ro- in Moses Lake, Washington;
deo Queen. She was the young- Davenport, Washington; Hcp-
est rodeo queen Othello has ner, Oregon; and many other
ever had. She won her title as places. His registered name is
rodeo queen through a combt- Diamond's Priae but most
nation of her appearance, people call him Trigger. He
horsemanship, and ticket-sell- shakes hands, bows, counts,
ing ability. Her duties as rodeo says his prayers, plays dead
queen were to lead the open
ing parade, accompanied by
several of the other queen can
didates, all on horseback, and
to appear at different rodeos
in Washington and tell people
about the Othello Rodeo and
invite them to it. While in Or
thello, she belonged to a group
called the Othello Bareback
Riders which was started in
1955 by her mother, Mrs. Mike
Jacoby.
Sharon first started perform
ing in rodeos when she was
eight or nine years old. She
has been riding most of her
life and won her first blue rib
bon when she was only four
years old for being the young
est rider in a parade in Port
land. She has continued to win
honor after honor since then.
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Bill Benson Among Scouts
At Jamboree in Europe
Bill Benson, junior at AHS, left July 2, with 1600
other Jamboree Scouts for Europe. The Scouts were
divided into about 90 persons per group for conven
ience sake.
The Scouts started their trip by train across
the United States to Quebec and from there continu
ed to England by boat, remaln-
SOPH HEALTH CLASSES
PUBLISH FLU BULLETIN
Combined efforts of the
SHARRON JACOBY
Ing there for a period of two
weeks. While there they visit
ed the home of Shakespeare,
Stratford-on-Avon.
In ' Holland, Bill comments, sophomore health classes, un-
Hi, gang! Here I am with hardly anyone wears wooden der the supervision of Dr.
more local gab and interests. snoes, and almost everyone Klein, resulted In the publica-
A few weeks ago I began won- rides bicycles which seem to tion of a bulletin on Asiatic
dering just what boys thought be their main means of trans- flu. Volunteers formed com-
of girls who diet. Not that I Portation. mittees of research, organiza-
plan going on one, but I was The next stop for the Scouts M0"' writin8. typing, publica-
curinus To satisfy mv curiousi- was Germanv. whirh was the tion. assembling, and distribu-
iT ty I asked a few boys and here country most enjoyed by Bill, tion headed by a class record
ll'jfc are the results with my com--Why? Because of the climate, er The completed four-page
ments: , the people, and the cleanliness ""eun was oisiriDuiea 10 me
Jim Wright "It depends of the cities. Bill also noted entire student body of Ashland
on their size." Explain your- that castles were very common "'6" in early October,
self Jim, you've left us hang- there.
ing. Austria, their next stop Io-
Mike McDonald "I guess cated ten miles from the Iron
it's O.K." What do you mean. Curtain, was described by Bill
it's O.K., who are you to judge, as being much the same as
Jack Tobiasson "Diet? Germany as they spoke the
Why do they want to diet in same language and the climate
the first place. If they're going is similar.
to diet tney 11
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w.c buiwc wain, ur round and break it anyway." next stop, most of their time
? Til, , i J 0W Cnf ! So wnat that's 8 woman's was spent in Venice. There
7 P04tff and has veral Afferent priviiege. they visited St. Marks Bacilica.
, m , 8 iy." . . . . - ,, Dennis Bounds "They Only the tourist in Venice are
01 Jldt . Mls Jacobty and her father leave out all thc necessary fortunate enough to ride in
do 811 !?e tra,nln8 - their food thpy need , orde, to Gondolas Venice was liked by
Man comes into the world rses. iney nave lour otner gr0W-.. That.s tnc gcnerai idea, Bill except ioT tne uncleanli-
without his consent, and goes ho.rfses . andl a ""--onthld Dennis. ness of the city,
out against his will and thc " who kfh hands.' bows: Ben Walrus "I think they From Venice they continued
trip between is exceedingly noes end ol tne trail, and are kjnd of stupid But wan. to the French RjVCria. Bill
rocky. The rules of contraries dering through the halls I've swam in the Meditterean Sea
- . notiCed some cases where it which to him was much warm-
to show her horse at rodeos in is needed... x think you.ve hit er than the Pacific
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S & H Green Stamps
are one of the features of the
trip.
When he is little thc big
girls kiss him; when he is big
the little girls kiss him. If he
is poor he is a bad manager, if
he is rich he is dishonest. If he
needs credit he can't get it; if
he is prosperous every one
wants to do him a favor. If he
is in politics, it's for graft; if
he is out of politics he's no
Oregon and California.
the nail on the head, Ben.
Jim Bjork "I think
Athletes Are
Dancers?
stupid, myself, with a few ex
ceptions." Of course, with a
few exceptions!
Rollin Hegler "It's revolt
ing." Oh come now, not really!
Gerald Troxel "They must
Paris fascinated the Scouts.
it's The night life was pleasing, ac
cording to Bill, for in Paris
there is no age limit at the
night clubs and after thc age
of 16 you may be served in any
of the many bars.
The 1600 Jamboree Scouts
be fat!" Brilliant deduction, met at La Harve and caucht
The night of nights your Gerry boy! the same boat back to thc
enorf to his country. If he does- best formal vour most allur- Scott Peterson It doesn t United States on Sept. 4.
n't give to charity he is a ing perfume a date with the make one bit of difference to Some of the many souvine-
tight-wad; if he does, it's for captain of the football team me " My. but aren't you con- ers brought home by Bill were:
show. If he is actively relig- his gorgeous corsage happily cerned about the weaker sex. beer steins, wooden shoes, Ger-
ious he is a hypocrite; if he riding in his rod breathless . , . . man knives, perfume, and
takes no interest in religion he expectancy thinking of the mont" 1 fund a mvs- many colored slides.
is a hardened sinner. If he first dance arriving at the . " " " ' '
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eives affection he
specimen; if he cares lor no last muscular arms tnat leel
one he is cold-blooded. If he like steel a crack of leaves
dies young there is a great as he grips your hand pro
future for him; if he lives to fuse apologies feet like gun
an old age he is always in the boats crush down on your
i von save money you dainty ones more aDoloeies
are a miser; if you spend it you heartbreaking rip as a mis- weighs 120 pounds. She has ha-
are a loafer; if you get it you placed foot lands on your hem el eyes, "like deep pools of
are a grafter; if you don't get colliding with other dancing stagnant moss." She has brown
it you are a' bum. So what's couples four hours of this hair, and her main interests
thc use?
I would introduce you to
them. They are both seniors.
Here are a few hints for thc
girl.
36-24-37. This senior gal
stands S feet 6 inches tall and
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home at last, thank heavens! are, "boys in particular, life in
athletes as dancers? NUTS ! ' general." Also she is MAD a-
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bout eating and dancing.
Now, for the boy. It will be
just as much of a mystery to
him as it is for you. Read care
fully boys, this could be you.
He stands 5 feet 11 inches, has
blonde hair and blue eyes. Our
mystery man is 175 pounds of
muscle. Some of his main in
terests are football, hunting,
wrestling, track, and movies.
He drives a 1950 Chevrolet.
For the answers to these little
riddles look among the ads.
Say kids; what do you think
of our noon dances? These lit
tle pop sessions only last from
12 noon until the bell, but
just the same that is plenty of
time to blow off a little steam
which has accumulated during
the morning.
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