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ROGUE NEWS
WED.. NOV. 2S. 1959
What! Glory Seekers!
Why is it that more girls turn out for pepsters
than for the United Nations contest? Why do more
boys go out for sports while only about 12 are on the
newspaper?
It is because the students feel that they will be
more popular if they devote their time tq sports. This
does not imply that sports or the pepsters are un
important. However, while they do have a high place
in school, the "intellectual" activities should not be
passed up.
The so called "squares" can look back at high
school activities and be thankful for the valuable
experience gained in their field of endeavor; they
can get the satisfaction that they have done some
thing worth while to them. They can see how they
have learned to organize their thoughts for writing
or speaking from speech or journalism; they can
see what they have learned from their projects they
do for the different contests. Diane Gourley
'Mysterians' Featured
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Teachers . . .
Got a Peeve!
Can you guess who belongi in these shoes?
Problem Teenagers Analyzed
Any day of the week you can pick up a newspa-
Dancers Make
Mystery Team
Warning to students! A
Rogue News survey shows sev
eral ways to 'irk' a teacher.
Report cards come out soon,
so beware!
MUs Christopher Students
who don't do their make-up
work.
Mr. Day Students talking
before the bell rings.
Mr. Iba Lack of studying
in my "freshman" group.
Mr. Leybold Students!
(Note: There's always one wise
guy" in every survey.)
Mr. Lomax Throwing
gum wrappers around the
building.
Mr. Mobley People who
don't keep their "cotton-pick-
in" hands off things on my
Dear Miss Print, desk.
A big problem has arisen in Mr. Silver People that
connection with inadequate destroy parts of the football
space in the halls. Everyone is field. I also hate Spanish, rice.
always running into one anoth- Mr. Tenney When I have
er. What can we do about walk- to send a student after an ab
sentee slip on class time.
Ttx THCM Piint
Beatnicks Rebel
Against Pressure
Revel
composure
By Eric Swanson
Be it swing, waltz, rock
roll, or even cha cha; these ino :n .,. hails-
nail n f font nan H c n mnnv n . .
per and read an account of the misdeeds of some times out on the floor dancing DearFrantic.
teenager. A common generalization is that teenagers up a storm. The owners of where else could they walk?
are quite a problem. Let's examine the actual facts. dgS Dear Miss frint.
Do you realize that less than 2r, of the teenagers in fellow students of the sodIio- We have a problem of litter
the United States are real troublemakers? This more class. The pair is quite bu8s around our halls lately. By SuMn
: i i -e -4... j ii i known as a dance team and " is causing a lot of trouble R,,,ii r.
means mai 111 a . uuui ui I w BLUueuta Liieie aie uuiy . wilh thc teachcrs. What can be ,:.",,;:: " 7..;" . " .T Z
14 who cause trouble and of these 14, only a few scvera, trophics and prizes. done? Maybe the pulic is bcing a
arc real Serious problems. Tlie dainty pair of feet be- Troubled Ten mt,e narsn jn thcir judgement.
It is easy to Sit back and give suggestions as to lo"K to a irl whose favorite De"rvT'""d'. But how does one know what
u t i. ,j . j u i ti j j j- j subject is none other than typ- Try Black flag! to think when we sec thcir
What Should be done about these misguided indlVid- lng she was born in Ashland Dear Miss Print, homes, clothes, and speech. It
uals but when it comes to doing something, there on December 8, 1943, and ever The junior and senior girls could be that the organization
are only a few people who are really anxious to help. since then has bcen quite a are downed upon because of originated because they know
T . ij; fu;e, f trustworthy and competent thc lack of participation in n other way to express their
Instead Of excluding this minority group from person. Her hobbies differ; and girls' sports. What can we say thoughts than this,
the rest of the school, why not invite these kids to they range from swimming, to to this? To face reality is a great task
join clubs and try to arouse in them an interest in bovs- Her Pet peeve is Fragile Francis for some people. But all is not
school activities. If given half a Chance, these people 'ufally-cur.y brown hair plafnh.t Miss America .hddowTinsTdreTs
COU1Q maKC JUSl as gooa a name lor our scnooi as tips off this 5'5".".i lass, wasn't crowned, for her mui- a .passion for escape from thc
the rrst of the students shc "as three relations in clesl
I think that if the Itudent body showed more t'wln. tayou guls'tnfown, STEWARrs
appreciation to the students who ARE doing a good ers of these shoes?
job, and less attention to the misdeeds of the others, Loafer Owner FaiTIAlK MIIaIdC
LlfhaMl.mM.li.l,.H.n.tnlln Th size nine -and-a -half rdlilUU) UU0I6)
' r t r J shoes belong to a boy whose
the rieht thine, favorite interest lies in danc-
Let's all get on the ball and help the 2r'c SO that n- He was born in San Jose, familiar
the Ashland Grizzlies will be lOO'c all the way.
A.
Crown To Honor
Prom Queen On
the modern day world, be seek
ing an out? Let us not judge
them too harshly.
hurry-scurry of our modern
day routine?
Social pressure in not only
adult lives but In the lives of
our teenagers often brings a
bout grave problems. In some
Long after we have left the for socjal stalus Could u
miliar halls of AHS these ihl k .i, i Kih.
California, on November 17, words wm onng DacK memo- ered by the constant turmoil of
1943. This boy has risen to f""'
quite a standing, not only in' Mr- Buell Alright folks,
the sophomore class, but also lLt's Set down to work,
scholastically. His hobbies vary Mr- Corey It isn't any
from stamp collecting to re- skin off my back if you don't
cords, of which he had 144 et vour work ln
"45," and 20 albums. His pet Miss Kennedy I may be
peeve is "my big brother." He little, but "Oh, man!"
is 5'6", and has red hair. Mrs- Lewis May I have
His favorite song is "You'll your attention for the an-
There has been some misunderstanding about ZZwlnT "1 Let-, go back
thc crown which was Used in the homecoming cere- stories. Our personality is also and try it again.
monies. It seems the crown was purchased by the in the Tumbling Club. Mr- smith Anyone who
Can you guess who he is? il "- uir.-u "
not, search the rest of this bt "beatnik" in more ways
paper for their names. than one.
ly
class of '60 to be used only for the Junior-Senior
Prom.
When questioned about it, Mr. Smith said he was
sorry that it happened. He did not realize the crown
was to be used for the Prom only, and in the future
would be reserved for this purpose. He also stated,
"the class of 1960 should feel proud their crown grac
ed the head of their charming homecoming queen,
Elizabeth Hartford."
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