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723 Enrollment Will Be
Highest AHS Student Peak
Upon the appointment of Mr.
Stanley C. Jobe as Superinten
dent of Ashland schools, Mr.
Gaylord Smith was appointed
to succeed Mr. Jobe as senior
high school principal.
dent bodies in the state of Ore
gon, and no changes are con
templated at the time," states
Mr. Smith.
Mr. Smith received his B. S.
degree at Southern Oregon
"I believe we have one of College and his masters at the
SEPT. 30. 1958
ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOL. ASHLAND, OREGON
NUMBER 1
the best, well-mannered stu-
Pepsters Wear
Bright Togs
Pep Club members have new
uniforms this year consisting
of red sweaters, red suede
shoes, and reversible plaid
skirts. The girls will wear
white gloves during football
season and will have red and
white pom poms during bas
ketball season, according to
paren Thomas.
Officers for Pep Club this
year are Karen Thomas, presi
dent, Cenene Seymour, vice
president, Cathy Fowler, secre
tary and Geri Miller, treas
urer. Their advisor is Miss
Schuerman.
The Pepsters will join the
Flag Girls this year in march
ing on the field for football
season.
There are only 37 members
in Pep Club this year but they
are all willing to get out and
promote school spirit.
FLASH1.
1 J. 'm v J
Coach Varney Corey instructing Art Kiser on defense tactics.
Corey Makes New
AHS Grid Plans
yards and then broke away for was compieted this
Hub -Hoops
To Be Shown
"We're green but eager- versity of Oregon. While at
beavers this year," were Coach tending college he participated.
wuny s loiiwniiiis o i..c -.. i : uji.. u.cvu., a, u .uUI.l , f(sil of the way round the
The split T.. ins coiuuiued, ffieiore coming to Ashland he ;u j ,.......; v, j
University of Oregon. He form
erly taught world geography,
U. S. history, and consumers
mathematics.
Mr. Oscar Silver, a former
teacher at Ashland Junior and
Senior high schools, is our new
vice-principal, athletic direc
tor, and dean of boys.
"I firmly believe we have
the best student body in the
west," says Mr. Silver, who
has taught in Ashland for 11
years.
Mr. Silver holds a B. S. and
a masters degree from SOC.
lie also attended Brooklyn
Poly-Technic Institute for one
year.
ENROLLMENT 723
The Ashland High Grizzlies Enrollment at Ashland High
scored a touchdown halfway schooi reached an all time
through the first quarter to de- of 723. This figur? is ap-
feat the Yreka Miners 6 to 0 on proximately 50 students higher
Friday night at Yreka. tnan the 672 peak reached last
On their first offensive op- year-at this time, commented
portunity, the Ashland Griz- Mr- Smith.
zlies moved 75 yards in 8 plays -We're loaded to capacity
for a touchdown. this vear but we n be abe lo
Bob Voris passed two short house the students." he said,
passes to Steve Gray for 26 Remodeling the art room
Ashland upsei Yreka last
Friday night. Yreka had not
been beaten in three pre
vious starts.
Ashland student body
went to Yreka with the larg
est group that has gone to
a Yreka game in recent
years. Congratulations t o
Coach Corey and the team.
ASHLAND WHIPS
YREKA 6-0
a 30 yard run. Steve Gray went
right end, outrunning the de-
first
providing ttdwyi a SriC!-X-
art students. Removal of the
domes on the front of the
school made this possible.
win ui ine speeo. tu our squau ..em a fense, and scoring the
tn.s year." orays uaroor junior oiiege touchdown of the game.
"No sport or activity can in Aberdeen, Washington. Mr.
even compare with football Corey is married and has four Yreka was within the Ash-
for mental, physical, and emo- children. land 20 yard line 6 times and
tional development," contin- Along with coaching footr late in the fourth quarter,
Lakeview game Oct. 3," staled ued new varsity football coach, ball and JV basketball he has reached the four yard line only ver deaR of men actin
Mr. Corey received his first matics, two of senior hiath, zlies. The Grizzlies reached the Jfivjnj :r
'Hula hoops will be the rage
with AHS Flag Girls at the
Jeannie Bjorlie, Flag Girl cap
tain.
Jeannie went on to say that
the girls met all during the
summer, and had two money
making projects, a rummage
sale and a car wash.
The 28 girls will have a new
throwing flag with a steel ball
at the end. The routine will be
similar to the ones last year,
according to Mr. Windt, advisor.
college degree from the Uni- and one of business math.
Ashland High Welcomes
Seven Teachers to Staff
A program of counselling
and guidance will go into ef
fect this year with Mrs. Taylor,
dean of women, and Mr. Sil-
as
Students will be
regard to subject
programming in higti school.
scholarships, and vocational
In statistics, Ashland and Y- guidance, according to Mr.
reka were even. First downs Smith,
were even at 7 each. Yreka hit
25 yard line only once after
scoring their touchdown.
with six out of ten passes for a
total of 39 yards. They had one
Seven new teachers have duties include freshman foot- pass intercepted. Ashland hit
been added to the Ashland ball coach and classes in busi
High School faculty.
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER
WEEK OCTOBER 1 to 8
for two out of six passes for
26 yards, and also had one
pass intercepted. Yreka came
cut ahead in net yardage with
175 yards gained including
ness mathematics, world His
tory, and biology.
Miss Doris Henderson is the
.,,. i,,.. f nv,t;mi In the science departtment.
-j..--.:- cu- . i..'., j Miss Joanne Green will teach passes, to Ashland's 34. Ash
from Mvr'tlo Creek Hih school physics. Miss Green is a grad- land lost 60 yards on penalties.
National Newspaper Week and Oregon State college. She uate of Oregon State College,
will be celebrated October did her student teaching last wnere sne majorec in geoiogy.
1 to 8 with a program and din- year at North Salem High she has completed some work
ner sponsored by the Ashland school, Salem. While at college toward her master's degree.
Elks No. 944. she majored in physical edu- In an interview. Miss Green
The committee has Invited cation and was a member of remarked that she hopes to
Charles T. Duncan, Dean of the Women's Recreational As- help the students become more
the School of Journalism. Uni- sociation. interested in science experi
mentations ana scnooi science
In the English department, sn0ws.
versity of Oregon, to give the
principal address of the even- Mf Char,es Fredrickson joins
ing.
The Rogue News staff has
been invited to attend along and junior English
with other local schools.
COMING EVENTS
Fri. Oct. 3 Football
Lakeview at Ashland
Thurs. Oct. 9 National
Assembly (Omit Per. II)
11 a.m.
Fri. Oct. 10 Football
Ashland at Phoenix
Thurs. Oct. 16 Back to
School Night
Fri. Oct. 17 End of first
six weeks period
Fri. Oct. 24 Football
Crater at Ashland
(Homecoming)
the staff as a speech teacher. Miss Sandra Schuerman, new
He will also teach sophomore foreign language teacher, is a
native Ashlander. She lived
Mr. Fredrickson received his here until she was eight years
B. A. from the University of 0id. Upon leaving Aihland she
Oregon and foifrnerly taught at moved to Portland, Oregon,
Coquille High school. and rtHiained there until she
Mr. Raoull Maddox is the Was graduated from Jefferson
new band director. After re- High School. She attended Wil
ceiving his bachelor's degree lamette University and major
in music from the University ej -m foreign languages.
of Oregon, he taugni in jviapie- T rs aBO Mis, Schuer
ton, Oregon for one year and
then was drafted and served
19 months in Fairbanks, Alas
ka. His favorite hobbies are
fishing and reading.
. . . , . Pensters.
man was abroad ana taugni
English in a French high in the
AHS Alums
Praise School
Due to the commercial train
ing they received at Ashland
High school, many graduates
have found good business posi
tions in Ashland and surround
ing areas.
Phyllis Mapes, graduate of
1956, now a secretary for a
lawyer, states the commercial
course was very good, but it
failed to stress spelling and
vocabulary enough.
Sandra Gibble, bookkeeper
at the First National Bank in
Medford has had only the
training given by Ashland
High to educate her for this
Unportant position. The bank
is training her where she is
employed.
Judy Johnson, working as a
salesgirl at Perrines, said she
thought the commercial course
given to the students by Ash
noon. She is the advisor of the land High very good. This is
Judy's only training also.
'Someday I want a store of my
The Ashland High school
student body congratulates
Stanley Jobe, our former
principal, upon hi recent ap
pointment as superintendent
of schools of Ashland.
We're proud to have had
Mr. Jobe as our principal for
two years. Good luck. Mr.
Jobe, in your new job. We
will back you.
Jim Bjork
AHS Student
Body President
commerce depart-
j-c-a. .-ut,..v c mem, miss Alice rage ieaui ed t And nigh will have
oraicis, wicgui. lyping, snoruiana, aim uuun
Miss Schuerman's schedule keeping. She is a graduate of
A npwcompr in the men's includes teaching at the Lin- Concordia College, Minnesota,
nhvsiral education deDartment coin grade school and the Jun- and previously taught at the positions where their high
is Mr. Vern Tenney, who is a ior High school in the morn- Third West Central School of school commercial course help
graduate of SOC, where he ings and then foreign language Agriculture in Morse. Mimic- cd them are Barbara Stoddard
majored in social' studies. His classes at AHS in the after- sota. and Carol Lininger.
own, and the training I receiv-
helped me get it," Judy stated.
Other graduates working in