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K FRI.. NOV. 22.1957 ASHLAND. HIGH SCHOOL. ASHLAND. OREGON NUMBER 3 Debaters Eye Pacific Meet The first tournament of the year is coming up for members of Ashland High School"! dc- bati. 't.n. It will be : Dec. 13 and 14 at Pacific Uni versity at Forest Grove. Events wi be men and worrier's di visions of debate, extempore speaking, oratory, humorous interpretations, and serious in terpretations. The extemp tap ic is labor-management rela tions. Speakers will be givei 30 miuntes to prepare six--i.nute talk on seme phase of th' topic. Debating will be on the resolution: Resolved: that direct United States economic aid to individual countries should be limited to technical assistance and disaster relief. Speakers in each event have three preliminary rounds in which they are given a 1, 2, 3, or 4 depending on their rank. Speakers with the lowest ac cumulative score go into the fnals where the winners are determined. Las' year's team received F-cond place in men's extemp nu third place in women's de bate. Trying to better that re cord this year are: Larry Neal. senior, entering debate, ex- lemp, ana uruiuiy, i Stoddard, senior, debate, 'ex- fc temp, and serious interpreta tion; Jane Yaple, Junior, de bate, extemp, - and oratory; Nancy Lininger, Junior, de bate, and humorous; Tom Con nor, senior, debate and ex te.i.p; and Frank Conley, sen ior, debate and extemp. These three debate teams will leave Ashland for the tournament by chartered bus Wednesday, Dec. 12. SADIE HAWKINS' DANCE I : i r ? " - 1 V-- - . ! 4&. 1 , A,1 iVlvv' f V; !l U W ill: - DeBoer, Gillespie Chosen Mr. and Mrs. Dog patch The Dogpatch population November 15. Although the was well represented at the an- boys played hard to get they nual Sadie Hawkins' dance were no match for the Dog sponsored by the Junior class patch girls who hauled them, by hook and by crook to the long awaited event.. The cafeteria was transform ed into a typical "backwoods hick town" with split-railed fences, big yellow moon, man zanita trees, corn stocks, and bales of hay. On either side of the stage were those backyaid grade or above, is led by the from typlcai 53 STUDENTS Oil HONOR ROLL The honor roll, which eludes students with a in-3.S seniors and juniors for the first six weeks with both hav ing 17 students on the list. Fol lowing close behind are the freshmen with 13; and the sophomores, 10. Freshmen: Jerry Burns, For rest Farmer, Mary Lea Gray, Peter Kreisman, Bill Law rence, Jim Lewis, Joyce Long, American home. For those who wanted to get hitched, "Mar rin' Sam" was present with marriage vows read from a Montgomery Ward catalog. Re freshments of "Kikapoo Juice" and cake were served. One high point of the even ing was the judging of cos Rita Mapes, Carter Mitchell, mes. most original went io Linda Neal, Julia Oeser, Zola Sherry Taylor in her tattered Palmrr and Dnnv Rpttor skirt and blouse and her ha.r in piKiaux. Luma x ay luney 1 ' "V ton. Denise Dodge. Betty Duf- and BiU Snyder were Judged Sophomores: Wayne Coving- REMEMBER! November 26 National assembly 28. 29 Thanksgiving va cation December 6 Basketball Fortuna her 7 Basketball Eureka hara 11 Sophomore assembly 13 Basketball Shasta in Redding 14 Enterprise basketball gam in Redding 20 Basketball Tilla mook gam hare 21 Basketball Tilla mook gam hara 20 to Jan. 2 Christmas vacation fy, Mike Hall, Jim Hamby, Pa- DeM coupie. uom sporrea $ tricia McNabb, Steve Peterson, corncob pipes and carried . Roberta Ritchie, James Skib- little brown Jugs. by, and Carolyn Wells. Bagginess and shabbtness in- Ifjt Juniors: Bill Benson, Vir- fluenced the Judges for the J'i ginia Bowman. Terry Camp- most appropriate costumes. , - bell, George Converse, Phyllis Prizes were awarded to Con- Deboer, Mavis EnbLm, Jean nie Lively and Art Kiser. Otn- Fisher, Sybil Hamilton, Jerry er comment causing costumes Joy, Pat LcQuieu, Jody Mittag, were "long Johns," short ' Jeanette Oescr, Lee Osgood, skirts, and lamp-shade hats. Anna Palmer, Joyce Stewart, The evening was highlighted Jane Yaple, and Ruth Wyant. with the crowning of Mr. ana Seniors: Judy Alley, Carol Mrs. Dogpatch. Juniors had the Burrow, Florence Byrd, Ks.r- largest representation so the cn Cochran, Frank Conley, title went to Phyllis DeBoer Tom Conner, John Dille, Sher- and Clinton Gillespie. Other rie Ferreira, Margaret Hull, class contenders makin? up the Sondra Hutchinson, Kip Lorn- court were: Shirley Champion bard, Frank Mahar, Tim Mc- and Sidney DeBoer, freshmen; (-.aiuiey, i-arry weal, Mia Kap- Brenda Woods Bnd Ken Bohn, chased a Dress camera for the to Girl's Rwroatinn A. ' .J . . . "'. sopnomores; ana uen wairus Top plctui Dance honoring Mr. and Mrs. Dogpatch and their court. Mr. and Mrs. Dogpatch. Phyllis DaBoar and Clin ton Gillespie are seen in lower right corner. Lower left Linda Fay Turley and Bill Snyder, chosen best costumed couple. Lower right Sherry Taylor, most original costume. Groups Purchase GRA INITIATES Press Camera 50 STUDENTS Ashland High recently pur- Fifty girls were initiated ,in- use of school groups. It Is a tion Monday night, Oct. 28. Press Type Crown Grapmc The initiation began in the Professional camera, wnich Health Room and takes 4x5 pictures, and shoots through the gym with the film packs and plates. The clanking of chains and various camera has a flash attachment, other stunts. ine loiai cost. 01 xne camera After initiation the. and Sondra Hutchinson. sen- Students having a 3.0 grade tors. The crowning was follow- with"1 th?. orable mention "d are as iol- and Mrs. Dogpatch and their lows: court. Freshmen: Miles Adams, Lee Osgood's committee and Richard Barnett, Marianne ,u j ,v,. ,.lV, was $210. The PTA, Student D h " i" i:ilr : eagie amriey napman, oia- helped, all cooperated to ma e Body Annual Staff and Ro- n red which were Folks', ci e ve Hawkins season well ith Deep Sea Exhibit gua news nave mviaea uie worn for tw0 days u tne Eirls . ... arw. t- v., .; n an ten .. - . J , j I- i oianl wear lnem Ilve Plnls Johnson, Linda Lewis, Mike Vm. . u were to be deducted from their Lewis, Joan Libby, Pat Mat- a t ii I i i. . years. 10181 Plnt?- thews, Betty McDonald, Ruth " " -v..- i-oinis are maae Dy panici- reducing me cost oi our annual natine in the various intramcr- m;i,. t5. c. l m .pnotography bill. als. A member must have 30 berghi Gayle Weller, and Jer- jnOVII jlUUGIIIS Mr. Lomax hopes to train points at the end of the year ,y Winn. awiiwiiil rflHUVIUJ two sophomores and Juniors to to continue her membership Sophomores: Paul Alley, National Assemblies present learn how to run the camera. and 50 points are needed to re Sharon Alner, Mary Collins, ed a program on sea life at Later he intends to develop ceive a reward. Joiene Deardorff, Jack Elder, AHS Nov, 12, entitled "Deep and print his own Pictures, officers of GRA are as fol- Anita Felter, Elaine Fisher, Pa- Sea Exhibits." Mr. Phil Bet cuUng the photography bill lows: Linda Wright, president; tricia Gillette, Phyllis Grow, zold showed a divers 30 year V nyllis DeBoer, vice president; Emma Hakes. Ted Kinnev. collection of the wonders of Merideth Williams, secretary; Joyce Lewis, Danno Mills, Bar- the sea and told of some of his and Diane Cockran, treasurer; Dara Nisle, Ethel Redbird, adventures. Faye Babcock, intramural Francine Robertson, Laurie Mr. Betzold gave an infor manager; Ida May, assistant r0ss, Chuck Rush, Genene mative program with speci manager. Phyllis DeBoer was Seymore, Carol Singmaster, mens from the ocean collected U. charge of the initiation. Linda Smith, Lynn Sohler, by himself and his fatner. A Mothers' and Daughters' Maurice Stewart. Meredith During his talk Betzold stated night is planned for next Williams, and Brenda Woods, there were more species of life her month. , Juniors: Lynda Abbott, Ger- In the water than on land. Allen, Jim Bjork, Anne borne of the many things Senior Play To Be Presented Tonight "The Little DoS Laughed" with Rollin Hegler i. iho title nf the three-act brother Wally. aid comedy by Vera and Ken Tarp- Hilarity prevails when Lau- Other students in the cast Carter, Clinton Cillespie, K.a- w.ucn wir. neizoia snowea to ley to be presented tonight at rie starts practicing her know- are Mia Raaphorst as Gus, thy Heinzman, Bill Hernlein, lie students during his pro- 8:00 p m. in Ashland High's ledge of psychology on her Jim Wright as Horatio P. Hon- Duane Jarnegin, Mary Ellen gram were: a wolf fish, speci- Little Theater. family and friends. Ink blot eywell, Judy Alley as Joan Kelso, Joyce Kerr, Lynda Levi- men of barracuda, many dif- The senior class play stars tests, energy peaks, intelli- Wood, Jack Tobiason as Mark son, Lamar Lisonbee, Bill ferent sea shells, a small shark Jean Fitch, Margaret Hull, gence tests and case histories Bradford, Larry Neal as Ted Maurer, Geri Miller, Priscilla and a hammerhead shark. Tom Connor, and Rollin Heg- are involved in Laurie's ex- (Deadwood) Wood, Rca Dutton Keilson, Phyllis Peters, Char- He also showed the jaws of ler in the featured roles. periments. When the expert- as Lilian Wood, Laurel Ann lene Petersen, Robert Peppt, a wliite shark, corals, sponges, Jean Fitch is seen as Laurie ments backfire, Laurie's fami- Scripter as Walola, and Naomi Carol Phillips. Pat Roach, Ka- a sea horse, and sting rays. Stu Huntington, psychology - mad ly decide to use a little psy- Taylor as Theresc. ren Thomas, Braehm Woodell, dents displayed varied reac collcge coed of the Huntington chology of their own to turn Working behind the- scenes Alyce Wood, and Victor York, tions to the last item on Bet family. Margaret Hull and the tables on tlicir family pty- on the productioi. .staff are Seniors: Maxinc Crowson, zold's program a red octo Tom Conner play her parents, choanalyist. ' Continued on Page 2 Continued on. Page 3 pus.
