FRI.. APRIL 1. 1960
ROGUE NEWS
PAGE THREE
Choice Of Paper ya&fao Band Projects Duffy To Visit Great Britain
A IImhim J f IiiJamI Fashion fads among the teens (ZLeV AHAnliAn Climaxing a high school interest are on the summer a
AIIOWSQ JlUQwlllJ here at AHS are simUar to rMienilUn career filled with, curricular genda. The American Girl
other schools around the Rogue and extra-curricular activities, Scouts will be entertained in
Attention Students: Valley. Continued from Page 1 a two-month tlrp to Great British homes.
We, in Journalism, are al- The Talent Hi-Life brought Bnd March Britain next summer for Bet- Betty s Scout activities date
ways striving to achieve the out vtMt in j,. school the "Imagine marching In front Duffy- back to 1949. Seven years of
type of paper that the majority 8tyies tor evening wear' con- thousands of people, and es- The busy senior, who in- day camping; five years of
of the student body will read gjgtg 0f chiffon and taffetas Peeially marching after having eludes among her many inter- troop camping; attendance at
and try to enjoy (providing, of plastic heels, small clutch no sleeP- The thought scared est" editorship of the Rogue Camp Low Echo (Lake of the
course, that a completely dllit- pursea an(j ciean gloves. Here and 83 we took ur place News and state forensic hon Woods) since 1951; several oth
erate type paper is not wanted). m our gchool these styles also in lino witn h many other rs, has been chosen by the er summer camps in Oregon
We admit we are illiterate nave Deen noticed. Chifon and waiting bands, all kinds of Rogue Valley Girl Scout Coun- and California, and a season in
writers but we occasionally taffeta dresses seem to be very comments could be heard com- cil to attend one of the Jubilee Hawaii at Camp Paumalu, have
like to fool ourselves into be- p0puiar- ing from various members of Camps sponsored by the Girl given her practical experience,
lieving that we have written the band; 'Gee, I'm scared,' Guide Association in Great jj J958 she was one of two
something really big! Wearing tennis shoes among 'Let's go home," 'Line it up, Britain. Oregon Girl Scouts to be chos-
Vote now for your type tne irto " "e coming fad. you guys,' 'Come on, let's go,' Girl Guides, who are count- en for All-States Camp near
paper and if you think you've, Tney . are comfortable, classy, and 'I forgot my music.' " erparts of Girl Scouts, in their Los Angeles. She has served in
got any suggestions put them 81141 inexpensive. Medford Hi- "Exhausted as the end of program this year will cele- practically all offices in troop
down. All you have to do is Times expressed that "tennies" the parade neared, all mem- brate the fiftieth anniversary and council and has worked on
place a check mark on the line are very popular among the bers were so glad for the wel- of their organization by hold- conference committees and at
next to your choice, providing students in their school too. come of two beautiful grey- ing Jubilee Camps In England tended numerous group meet
you do know how to make a With the warm weather that noun buses. You can just bet and northern Ireland during ings of organizations,
check mark, tear out this arti- aprang upon us along with tnat in " nxt ew ntfnute summer. Twenty-two sen- "I feel I have gained much
cle, and place it m the box in 6prmg has produced new floral tnat these two vehicles were lor Scouts accompanied by two from Girl Scouting. This sum
the back of the study hall. (The prmts jn dresses and skirts. encountered with the partici- leaders will travel together, go- mer I hope to apply the know
study hall is first and second pating students. We sank into ing to various camps in small ledge and skills I have acquir
doors to your left when comdntf the seats with the feeling of ac- groups. They will be gone from ed while learning of the pro
in the main door.) AsSGtTIDlV FCdtUFBS complishment and feeling tired July 13 to August 24. The dif- gram, people, and places of
ri i i 4 i moat of all " ferent town. thev will visit are Orat Rritain " atat Ttottv
soon and by the way, you sen- UrrhltQ ChdTID "Within Just a few hours af- London, Gloucestershire, and
inr. onto 4.,rf V I awnUrxa u.unl tmiulnj UUTIiam.
Former Pan American Tumb- cokes at the nearest drive-in. Their entertainment Includes
lors can vote too, your just
lucky you won't 'have to read
the consequences.
Intellectual
Informative
Humorous
Printing Practiced
By Shop Students
Not Humorous
Others
ling champion, William John all were ready for the night an exciting list of events and
Roy, presented a National As- life, with several choices of participation in a number of
eamhlv .nn (ha nlmfK n Hi whirfa varv tvnp a AntoHain. nrntframfl KrvitfMl In fit Paul's
month, which was outstanding ment we enjoyed best. There and Westminster Cathedrals, Semi-vocational in purpose,
and unique. were the ice capades for the participation in the Festival at the Pnnt shP an important
He is Drobablv one of the lew rested up students, and Wembley Pool near London, Par yet little known phase of
most versatile entertainers of downtown shopping until 11:00 and visits to points of historic snlana n'8n ocnooi
the day, being an excellent Ior me more ambitious parties
comedian;- impressionist,
triloquist, and acrobat.
SIS-Q BARBER SHOP
1015 Iowa
Wayne Heard. Owner
ASHLAND DRUG
Sheaffer's Cartridges
Prescriptions Cosmetics
Costume Jewelry
257 East Main
SWEET SHOP
FOUNTAIN and LUNCH
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
and for the really ambitious
there was Jantzen Beach. All
of these adjourned at curfew
and everyone met at the dorms
for relaxation and a little rest.
The next day was the scene ture plans'
Club Plans Future
Pepsters will be holding a
meeting soon to decide on fu-
of the Grand Floral parade of
HUGHES
PORTRAITS
PHOTO FINISHING
CAMERA SUPPLIES
240 E. Main MU 9-126
Selby
Chevrolet
"A Little More"
for
"A Little Lew"
100 E. Main
MU 2-4941
From
here comes all of the basket
ball programs, tickets to the
various sports events, and ad
vertising of special school
events.
Lenn Hannon, Bob Sumner,
Ted Sumner, and Charles Wood
These clans will Drobablv meet daily with Mr. Silver to
which the irrouD attended and consist of electing new officers this activity. The Pr.c
after leaving, streaked out to Ior ne3" year, considering oi
the Oregon Centennial Exhl- new uniforms, possible activi
bition Grounds; here the band ties tor 0413 spring, and initia
featured a concert and was in- on of incoming members,
vited to stay for other enter- Sophomore and junior girls
tainment, where the rest of should consider becoming
the day was spent. members of the Pep Club.
Students See Sights
"Our last day we left bright
end early for a sight seeing
tour and a visit to the docks
end expedition of several ships
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Diamonds
Watches
Jewelry
Gifts
HENRY CARR JEWELERS
272 E. Main Ashland
SNOW WHITE FREEZE
"TRY A GRUMPY"
1103 Siskiyou Blvd.
Phone Orders MU 9-6621
and a submarine. Then we
were allowed to stop in down
town Portland until the bus
pulled out for Oregon's state
capitol. At Salem we had a
short tour of the capital build
ing then boarding the bus we
headed back to Ashland where
we arrived at the scheduled
time."
A good time was enjoyed by
all and many members are
looking forward to the planned
trip this year.
Every donation counts in
this benefit and any donations
can be intrusted to the band
boasters or members to be giv
en towards the project.
We'll Help You Fill Special
Orders for Your Parties and
Club Meetings
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Shopping Center
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