FRL. NOV. 22.1957
ROQUE NEWS
PAGE THREE
Inside Platter Party
By Judy Campbell
Perhaps many of you don't
know what goes on down at
KWIN radio station on Thurs-
'"."" J,"v-
down there to cover a story
, , . ,. ,-,,
and found myself surrounded
bv teenaeers One room is al-
by teenagers one room is u
most completely devoted to
dancing and the other has com-
fortable couches on which to
it and enjoy the program.
The staff from AHS consists
of Kay Engle, Lee Seitz, Judy
Alley, Sally Lane, and Priscil-
la Neilson. According to Kay,
"The radio show is doing very
well this year, with no com
plaints, and lots of fun and
teenegers. We hope to start
some panel groups and have
some real live talent. If any
body is interested in being on
ti.e show just contact anyone
on the staff."
I was told that if anyone
had club announcements you
could just drop them in the re-
quest boxes anywhere they are
located and thev will be read
on the next program or at any
time specified.
D. j .
.J v'th. lords'
had thfs V ay "Tey are dt
had this to say mey are do-
ing pretty good as far as or-
ganization and records are con-
cerned. The programs have
been real popular in the Rogue
: i
three sponsors Rans Dairy Erie Klein, advisor, its pur
Queen, Ashland Skateway, and Pse to b"n8 together girls
Jack s Drive-up." Reque st s
may oc maue in any ui uitrac
mI and ai0 in the studv
spots and also m the study
c.'j .
Students, we have a nice
thing here, let s not abuse It.
Remember when you are down
at KWIN to act orderly and
not be rowdy as background
noises are picnea uu over uie
air and annoy listeners. This
is a great experience for us
and should not be misused. The
management of KWIN may
discontinue many of our pnvi-
leges if students display any-
thing but good conduct.
Don't forget to tune in Plat-
ter Party each Thursday even-
ing from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. at
1440 on your radio dial. That's
KWIN in Ashland.
WARDROBE CLEANERS
"Quality Cleaning"
We Service All Garments
Priced Right
S & H Green Stamps
Free Pickup St Delivery
, Phone MU 9-8281
k Watches and Rings
ir Special Gift
HENRY CARR'S
SHELDON JEWELRY
272 E. Main
MARSHALL - WELLS
STORE
ON THE PLAZA
HARDWARE
HOUSEWARES
SPORTING GOODS
ASHLAND DRUG
"Grlssly" Ballpoints
Prscriptions Cosmetics
Costume Jewelry
257 East Main
GRUBER'S SHOE SERVICE
New Shoei Are Sold
and
Old Shoes Are Resoled
383 E. MAIN
MM & Gy
OF THE MONTH
A feature in each issue of
the Rogue News will be a boy
. r, , t. ,u Un.
and girl of the month. ,These
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studenU wlU be chosen by the
laculty and student council
outstandI
extraurricular ativities.
m
dy Mmag and fiob Jones Jq
dy for ner outstanding work
on posters for the school; and
Bob for his work on the noon
dances .
News Briefs
The Gvmnastira Cluh i on-
en to all students interested in
working on the trampoline,
high bar, parallel bars, or turn-
...
oling.
Mr. Warren Labounty, ad-
visor, stated the club wiU pre-
sent half-time performances, at
basketball games. Other tenta-
tive appearances of the club
are performances at nearby
schools.
Students interested in Join-
ln the club ahuld contact Mr.
Labounty.
The Future Nurses of Amer-
ica has recently been organ-
ItH ot MH5 Arrnrrfino in Tr
nurs-
miwesira in luuuwni
Margaret Oviatt is president
Smith, secretary-treasurer.
, . ' ted in ,iin.
. .. h,H m,;
Klein.
a
A rkl.nJ Uik Ctrl
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fh i.
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n,t. . tu , .
, are. p, Bob Heg.
dahl. vice PresIdent Caroi
Weae Secretary Judy Mil.
ler; and TTeasureTt Laurie
rOSS- The club's advisor is Mr.
Bucll.
'
Letterman's Club will holJ
its Annual Smoker Wednes-
day, Dec. 4. The event will
feature ten boxing matches
and two wrestling matches.
Admission price will be 50c
per ticket.
HONOR ROLL
Continued from Page 1
Rea Dutton, Judy Fader, Hank
Hampton, Sharon Hyde, Carol
Lininger, Ann Martin, Mary
Matthews, Bob Miller, Judith
Mills, Don Simpson, Pat Simp
son, AI South, Janet Sptirs,
Sherry Taylor, Ben Watrus,
Susan Weller, and Jim Wright.
Ingle Drug
303 E. Main
Fountain
School Supplies
Cosmetics
Prescriptions
Magazines
Your Photo
WITH
PERSONALITY
PORTRAITS
k PHOTO FINISHES
k CAMERA SUPPLIES
MEMORY .LANE
STUDIO
293 East Main
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Hi Gang! Winter is sneaking
VPS! UH SlWly' Ut 8Uielyt-
.
Which means that there is
not much tlme to spend as
we like- " 8eem to me "at I
no sooner get home than it gets
d . v Lr Tiiot Avan(lr what urniilrf
, ; V " ' .
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,nstead ? Here are
some " qurauun.
Pat Brewer I d go for
tide.
Sondra Hutchinson Once
a week I'd go for a ride with
Patty.
Mr. Mobley I'd spend my
ti.ne wishing I was 21.
Mike Crowley - 1 11 never
. ..
ii.
. " " '"
trying to figure Out What to
do with it.
Carol Burrow I'd work
my cotton-pickin school ledg
er.
ri .. i ot , . .
Barbara Stoddard I d
on debate and
Jane YaPle J'd Pester
Barbara that extra liour.
Allan Joy I'd do what
came naiuraiiy.
ianl kjiox
tTilZ tO CStch
I'd spend it
up on lost
sleen.
Bob Jones They"d prob
ably cnange it around so inai
we'd have to eo to school that
hour.
Judy Alley I'll never tell,
Chuck Bounds - I'd spend
it sleeping also.
Marv Matthews I don't
know, I can't even handle the
ones we have now.
Sally Lane Doing my
homework, probably,
JT Glines Eatin'.
Door Something kids get
a bang out of.
1900 Wife darns husbands
socks.
1957 Wife socks darn hus
band. CLOTHES
AND
SHOES.
FOR LESS
MONEY
PERFUME'S
On the Plaza
OPEN
SIS-Q BARBER SHOP
1013 Iowa
Wayn Heard. Owner
CAROL ANN FASHIONS
Skirts and Joan Mars
Sweaters
Always Latest Styles
SWEET SHOP
Thick Milk Shakes
Juicy Hamburgers
An Xylophage!
What would you do if you
wereto come in contact with a
xylophage? The remarks of
students asked this question
varied and are printed below:
Tom Connor Oh, call the
cops or something!
Barbara Stoddard Stand
sttl, I guess.
Betty Reeder If it's head
ed for Boron, Calif., I'll hitch
a ride.
Ken Rensfield Run.
Pat Gibson I'll never telM
Wanda Prettyman Would
n't you like to know? Mmmm
Bey I
Brinn Rashe Run to In-
djana
Ka"n Thomas Depends
on what it is!
-,. nm,,i Tv-
in the opposite direction!
Richard Wilson - Say,
Howdy brother freshman!
Lee Seitz Give it to Dar-
lene.
Alan Joy Put u ,n a feox
nd send u to SanU clau8
Ron Card Put it in a box
and send it to Pat.
John Herbison I'd kill it.
Time: Monday Morn at
school time. Nuff said!
DON'S RADIO & T.V.
37 East Main - Ashland
Phone MU 2-4141
RCA fe Packard Bell
W Svrvic All Makes
SINGMASTER and JONES
INSURANCE AGENCY
343 East Main
Phone 2-4221
STEAK HOUSE
OPEN 24 HOURS
"Whw tha Gang Meets"
OESER'S SERVICE
STATION
Phone MU 9-9316
FLYING "A" PRODUCTS
GIFTS
School Supplies
Toiletries
Sundries
Me NAIRS
71 East Main
HAMBY'S
DRIVE - IN MARKET
PHONE 5-5161
180 C Street
GROCERIES
FRESH VEGETABLES
MEATS
STOP GRIZZLIES!!
Bill's Union Service
Union 76 Gas U. S. Royal Tires
Intersection of 99 & 66
Pat Brewer I'd run.
Bill Baker Get all shook
up, I rekon.
Gary Riney Give him
some money to go down and
get him a dog tag.
To you less intellectual read
ers, an xylophage is a wood
eating insect.
OUT OF
THE WEST...
Pendleton
The camps and the trails
of the Far West were the
Pendleton proving grounds.
Generations ago the first
of these famous shirts
were made here for rugged
Western wear. They were
then they are today
staunch and sturdy.
Pendleton controls every
operation of dyeing,
spinning and weaving from
the finest Pacific Northwest
virgin wool to the final
precision tailoring.
11.95to '
13.95
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alwoy virain wool
at
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