WED., NOV. 25. 1959
ROGUE NEWS
PAGE THREE
Standards Given
For Road Knights
Br Ralph Barnett
Car enthusiasts of AHS are
invited to join the Road
Knights of Ashland, according
to Gary Callahan, member of
the organization.
Gary pointed out that quali
fications include: (1) having a
car, (2) being willing to submit"
it to a safety check, (3) being
at least 16 years old, and (4)
having an acceptable driving
record.
Before joining, prospective
members who are under 18
must attend meetings for two
months which arc held every
Tuesday night. The club mem
bers then vote as whether or
not to admit new members.
Members are required to
pay to the club ten per cent of
any traffic fine that they re
ceive. Members have access to the
shop and all tools available.
Members may enter their
cars in any drag races and car
shows with a good chance at
winning a trophy, providing
they have given their car a
real "facelifting."
SAY YOU SAW IT IN
THE RQGUE NEWS
SIS-Q BARBER SHOP
101$ Iowa
Wayne Heard. Owner
STUDENTS!
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Specializes
IN MAKING YOU
LOOK YOUR BEST
IN YOUR PICTURES
293 E. Main MU 9-3631
Buy It Baked
DECORATED
CAKES
FOR ALL
OCCASIONS
JOHNSON'S
Groceteria
Bakery
300 E. Main
MU 2-3471
Carol Bjurk, Bill Bowma:
Martin Burns, Charles . Ca
houn, Linda Decker, Claud
Everett, Joyce Hagerbaume
Nancy Grow, Deane Fiegut
Carolyn Hamilton, Carol
Harmon, Alice Hearn, Jar
Henneck, Tod Hess, Cur
Ji.nu'S, Jim Lamb. Terry M
Kinnis, Betty Martin, Cra
Pennington. Paula Prescol
Sharon Roderick. Treasure Si
livan. Karen Wood, Don
Woodcll.
Sophomore
Judy Benson, Richard Byrr
Sandra Colosuonno, N a n c
Conrad. Janet Covintfon. Joi
Drager. Judy Eberhart, Da'
Everett, Joy Hinkson, Kar
SENIOR CLASS DONATES
DIMES TO INDIA'S YOUTH
Mr. Lewis's American Prob
lems ' classes donated their
dimes to provide more "Sun
shine" magazines for the youth
of India.
"Sunshine" magazine is pub
lished in India by Dr. G. S.
Krishnayya, a leading educa
tor. It offers a variety of
stories, news articles, and oth
er features, for the purpose of
helping Indian youth to be bet
ter informed and to understand
more about democracy.
India's youth and family has
little money and it is a struggle
for them to stay in school.
They do not have enough mon
ey to buy a "Sunshine" maga
zine, which they desire. For
this reason, the American Ob
server publishers are asking
for dimes from all U. S. stu
dents who receive their maga
zine, according to Mr. Lewis.
Sisters Audition
For Talent Scout
Carol Phelps, Ashland High
freshman, along with four sis
ters, sang for Mr. Alexander
Lake, author and talent scout,
of Smith River, California.
After hearing the girls sing,
Mr. Lake invited the Phelps'
sisters to his home in Californ
ia. While there, they were
photographed. Later some of
the pictures appeared in the
Ashland Daily Tidings. It is
hoped a chance to appear on a
Talent Show may be the result.
ASHLAND DRUG
"Gristly" Ballpoints
Prescriptions Cosmetics
Costume Jewelry
257 East Main
SWEET SHOP
FOUNTAIN and LUNCH
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
WARDROBE
CLEANERS
"Quality Cleaning"
45 N. Main On the Plaxa
For
PICK-UP & DELIVERY
MU 9-8281
S&H Green Stamps Too
We'll Help You Fill Special
Orders for Your Parties "and
Club Meetings
WISHART'S
BAKERY
"Where Quality Reigns
Supreme"
1467 Siskiyou Blvd.
Phone MU 5-4921
SCHOOL SUPPLY
HEADQUARTERS
The Year Around
GAYLE PROMPTS WES
Yell Leader Gayle Weller
helps brother Wei w;th yell.
Squad Shows
New Mascots
Noticed a new addition to
our yell squad this year? We
have two: Wes Weller and
George Fredrickson, our new
school mascots. They attend all
our home games and know one
yell they do alone.
When confronted with the
question: Would you like to be
our school mascot? Wes re-
olied. "What's a mascot?" Now
they both know.
"This seems to be a good in-
flupnre on Wm " v C.avlp
wlow H I nll, tnt
w f.n ?Z i L
rJXLFZ
future football teams! Watch
Both boys will be at all our
basketball games and some
assemblies to lead us in yells.
Th. or Hh .,. ..,j
at Lincoln school.
Support the Advertisers
VERN'S TEXACO
410 N. Main
25c off on Lube Jobs to
Students with Student Body
Cards
Barbara
Rush.
Clinton and Mike
WE'RE IN BUSINESS
FOR YOUR
HEALTH
INGLE DRUG CO.
303 E. Main
"By the Post Office"
Ashland Office Supply
55 N. MAIN
ST.
Standard and Portable
Student Discoveres
$1000 Treasure
FOUND: $1000 in a hollow Joy. The money will be split
stump on Mud Springs Road between her family, church,
by Joy Farenhurst during the and the larger portion saved
KWIN Treasure Hunt Novem- for future education.
ber 1.
Clues broadcast over KWIN
were collected by the Faren
hurst family for two weeks be
fore the hunt. Sunday after
noon they drove toward Table
Rock but heard the clue: " . . .
a town the same name as a
town in Arizona" over KWIN
and turned at Phoenix.
"A road which ended in
'creek'," was the next clue they
heard. They drove toward Cole-
man Creek road where they
turned to the right by chance.
After looking for the treasure,
KWIN gave a new clue: "If
you are on pavement get on a
dirt road."
Driving up the first dirt
road, they passed a dump men-
tioned in another clue. They
continued on until they were
forced , to stop between two
other cars on a side road.
Clues Continue
u Pa.rkin the f"-..Varen-
h"rsts conversed with the oth-
er searchers. Mrs. Farenhurst
jotted the half moon, a hill,
nd the four madrono trees
which were another clue.
Forced to remain after an un-
successiui searcn oecause oi a
gathering crowd they stood a-
r?"nd talk,"8- Joy found an
old stump about ten feet from
me ur. one wie ii. ayai t auu iidiu uiui, entertaining wun
found a letter informing her a short program,
she had found the $1000. Selections played by the
"I've never been so excited group included: "Look for the
and happy before!" exclaimed Silver Lining," "March of the
.111 Assorted Guard." "Gypsy
m I 1
ADDiGS Sold
I" ' w w
By Machine
"Approximately 104 apples
are being sold daily from our
new apple vending machine,"
stated Mr. Keiling, drivers ed-
ucation teacher. Apples are ob
tained from Frank Tamney,
who owns an orchard in Ash
land. AHS is the third school to
install this type of a machine.
Crater and Medford each had
one installed last year.
Fruit juices may be added
to the machine in the future.
The Rogue Valley Vending
Company installed the ma
chine. For
The Finest Sporting Goods
EBERHART'S
1456 Hwy 66 MU 2-1381
MU 2-5771
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Mearns Heads
Science Club
Ashland High's new Science
mh hoaHorl bv Mr William
Mearns, freshman science
teacher. Members are begin-
ning work on projects that
they will enter in the Science
Fair, held in April.
The club has ten members
at the present time. Meetings
are held on Thursdays at 8:00
a.m. "Students not belonging to
the club are urged to attend
these meetings, as it is hoped
the membership will increase,"
stated Mr. Mearns.
Music Entertains
,
FarentS, leOCierS
During National Education
Week approximately 250
Parents participated in "Back
to School Night, November
12, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in
.-..
The program opened with
the Ashland H.gh Orchestra,
under the direction of Mr. Bcr-
Holiday," and "March Slav."
Following the entertainment
was a brief meeting. Drecced-
ed by a short speech given by
Mrs. Burns, PTA president.
After the program the par-
ents relived their school days
by following the schedule of
their sons and daughters,
IRWIN'S
T.V. and RADIOS
SALES and SERVICE
Transistor Radios
505 Siskiyou MU 2 8352
SNOW WHITE FREEZE
"TRY A GRUMPY"
1103 Siskiyou Blvd.
Phone Orders MU 9-C621