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ROGUE NEWS
MON DEC. 16, 1957
-Chrislmas-All
Yearlong
By Florence Byrd BT Candy Hartshorn
Editor, Rogue News Ashland High has come a
Do you forget Christmas for lon8 way with fashion since
another year as soon as the seniors were freshmen. Now
tree has been burned? Does Iyy Le6"e has come into our
the spirit of Christmas disap- hih chool reflected by but
pear along with the tinsel and ton blouses and skirts, in
sparkle of the holiday? plaids or vertical stripes,
Each year at this time mil- skirts and slacks with the tra
lions of people hurriedly fin- ditional "buckle-ln-the-back,"
ish their last-minute Christmas car coats, and many campus
shopping so as to observe the knits and wools,
true spirit of the birth of Winter colors for '58 range
Christ by giving to their loved the cool bl-ii.s, tan
ones. With loving care, pack- coral reds, to the radiant cop
ages are wrapped and placed Pery tones, which leivd them
under the tree or mailed to M;iVes 50 well to tlv popular
friends and relatives out-of- shirt-waist dress, seen so often
town. The joy on a small this year. Novelty fabrics, with
child's face as he finds a new luxury look, are in the lime
toy from "Santa" under the u8nt r the feminine type
tree on Christmas morning is dresses, sheaths included; es
well worth the thought, time, Peciaily adaptable ate satins,
and care that went into the folard Jersey, silks, and kitten
gift. Then as soon as the holi-
day season
over, many peo-
pie calmly forget
until next vear.
Christmas
The Christmas spirit should the new Shetland sweater, the
not end this way. Day-to-day bulky, and the novelty fur
contact throughout the year blends, especially when worn
with gilts received on this hoi- with matching tweed or
iday should remind a person pleated skirt. Aside from the
of Uie symbol and meaning be- more casual campus clothes,
hind them. Remembering the irU are wearing sissy blouses
thoughts behind the gifts will and boy-style shirts, neatly
keep the Christmas spirit a- belted, with a full quilted
live all year long the way skirt, or "Hl-rlse," as well as
it should be.
"The Christmas fun is over
but
The Christ Child, where is he?
He lives in gifts and toys, we
share
With children who have few.
And in the acts of kindness
We do the whole year
through."
Corinna Marsh
Pike Speaks
To Students
Sgt. Carl Pike, an "experi
enced police safety officer,
demonstrated his safety teach
ing techniques in a special as
sembly at Ashland High receivea nrst in senior
School, Friday, Dec. 6. . beef showmanship; and she re-
This program was to kick off ' ceived the champion beef
a school safety drive, accord- showman award, competing a
mg to Jack Tobiasson, student gainst all classes of beef at
body president the annual 4-H award night.
On leave from the Kent Annette is the first 4-H'er from
county sheriffs department. Ashland to receive this honor.
Grand Rapids, Mich., Sgt. Pike Sne Plans to use part of her
has appeared in 30 states be- "H money for a college edu
fore over 300,000 school child- cation after high school. This
ren with his "Safety Magic" year Annette was elected pres
;.;,oW. Ident of the Sis-Q 4-H Club.
The performance was spon- She is taking sheep, beef, and
sored by the American Truck- hrse projects.
ing Association, Inc., the Ore- -
gon Trucking Association, Inc.,
end the Ashland Police depart
ment. GIFTS
School Supplies
Toiletries
Sundries
Me NAIRS
71 East Main
CLOTHES
AND
SHOES
FOR LESS
MONEY
PERRINE'S
On the Plaza
0?uAiai4. ''wind
transparent wools.
The classis skirt and sweater
a even more important this
season with the introduction of
the all-time favorite tight-
Wrt.
Outstanding
4-H Member
Annette Dracer. iunior was
the outstanding girl in 4-H
this summer. She received first
in sheep showmanship at the
local fair in Ashland. At the
Jackson County Fair she won
many ribbons in the grading of
her livestock. She was award
ed a trip to the Oregon State
Fair as one of the top three
in the judging of livestock.
Annette surpassed this when
Merry Christmas
DON'S RADIO & T.V.
37 East Main - Ashland
Phone MU 2-4141
RCA fc Packard Bell
We Service AU Makes
S1NGMASTER and JONES
INSURANCE AGENCY
343 East Main
Phone 2-4221
GRIZZLIES!
Lead the Parade to
ASHLAND SKATEWAYv
AND
NEW ASHLAND BOWLING
LANES
30 S. FIRST ST.
"NO ZEBRAS OR
' - l , lr . :
Artist Becomes Stripper
By Wayne Collum
"No zebras or tigers, please!" striping he used other stripers'
says Charlie Allin, artist and designs, but has now become
car stripper. more original In creating hi
Charlie started striping at own. He has added a new tou-
the las pari of his junior yc.J'
after reading about some vary
well known professional strip
ers such as: Von Dutch, Jeffer
ies, Varner, Raunchy John,
and various others.
Vic Lively had the honor of
having Charlie do striping on
his car, as it was Charlie's first,
After doing Vic s car he decid-
ed to buy a striping brush and
do striping as a means of im
proving his art ability. Charlie
has completed striping on Lou
ie Wolff's Roadster with the
theme of "El Toro" and the
Road Knights plan to have him
stripe their Dragster.
When Charlie, first began
PEP BAND TO
BE FEATURED
Novelty, pop, and march mu
sic will be played by the pep
band, a feature of all league
basketball hume games. From
time to time special numbers
end rolutines of comical and
dance band nature will be pre
sented as half-time perform
ances. Tentative plans are in the of
fing for the 30-member band
to travel to Klamath Falls,
Grants Pass, and Medford
games.
The new - organization, di
rected by Ken Waldroff, re
hearses each Tuesday noon
from 12:00 until 12:30, elimi
nating pep rehearsal . during
band period. The regular' per
iod is devoted entirely to con
cert music.
Show Student Body Card
At
WOLFF BROTHERS
1217 Siskiyou
DAMON'S GROCERY
"Better Groceries for
. Better Living" . -
47 N. Main
0m
TIGERS, PLEASE!"
ch in his stripings by adding
color.
Now Charlie and Lee Scitz
hae decided to make a team.
They plan to establish a shop
and stripe anything that peo
ple might want (for a small
Luminal fee, of course). The
shop will be in Lee Seitz's ga
rage,
EBERHART'S
Athletic Headquarters
Sporting Goods
279 East Main
GRUBER'S SHOE SERYICE
New Shoes Are Sold
. and
Old Shoes Are Resoled
383 E. MAIN
if Watches and Rings
Special Gifts
HENRY CARR'S
SHELDON JEWELRY
272 E. Mala
Slack - Hamilton's
PROVOST FURNITURE
357 E. Main Phone 5-5811
S 8i H Green Stamps .
PLAZA GROCERY
On the Plata
SNOW WHITE FREEZE
TRY a GRUMPY
YOU'LL SAVE II I
Groceries
' Meats
Fruits
Vegetables
S. L.
IDEAL SUPER MARKET
1475 Siskiyou
Poet's Corner
The freshman child, so shy and
coy, " '
Admiringly stares at the sopho
more boy.
The sophomore boy, head in a
whirl.
Loves that pretty junior girl.
The junior girl in a "dashing
" sedan,"
Boldly pursues that senior
man!
But the senior man, handsome
j and wild,
Secretly loves the freshman
child. .
Christine McGee
C is for Christ who was
born on Christmas Day.
H is for Holy Star that light
ed the Shepherds way.
R is for the Riches the Shep
herds brought, their best.
I is for the Inn where Mary
stopped to rest.
S is for the Savior, the only
holy child.
T is for the Thanks we give,
strong, yet sometimes mild.
M is for Mary, the Virgin
Mother true..
A is for the animals who
came to see Him too.
S is for the Stars that guide
both me and you.
The Rogue News .wishes
everyone a very Merry Christ
mas and a Happy New Year!
SIMPSON'S
HOME TOWN HDWE.
Ph. 5-8301 - On the Plaza
Ashland
SISQ
CONFECTIONERY
607 Siskiyou Ashland
WARDROBE CLEANERS
"Quality Cleaning"
We Service All Garments
Priced Right
S&H Green Stamps
Free Pickup & Delivery
Phone MU 3-8281
SELBY . CHEVROLET.
COMPANY
100 East Main Street
Ashland, Oregon
"By Our Good Service
You Will Know Us"
Pho. MU 2-4941, MU 2-4951
Chevrolet Olds mobile
SEE THE NEW
Wool Skirts by Ktfourr
Stitched on Both Sides
Large Selection of Colors
and Sixes
SHORT'S
EAST SIDE PHARMACY
Walgreen Agency
264 East Main
Phone- MU-6-48U