HALL DASH DAILY TASK (CONT.)
After slamming his locker with ex
plosive force, he continues on his pil
grimage, pausing only two doors from his
classroom to regain his breath and quench
his thirst at the drinking fountain. He
is greeted by the stale odor of onions,
end his gaze falls upon a variety of ham
burger wrappers, paper cups, straws, and
gum wrappers.
As he lumbers thirstily toward the
door he hears a faint and familiar sound.
Once again he is caught off base when the
bell rings. This concludes the story of
five minutes in the life of an average
Ashland High Student,
-borrowed from "The Scroll"-
ASHS EE EA TO 3S TOP TCURMAI'ENT
Top performance at the debate tour
nament held at Marshfield high School
November 12, was turned in by the Ash
land High School debate team.
Ashland entered six teams in the
tournament, five of which finished first
or second in their respective divisions,
Jerry Burns and Pete Kreisman, s nd Jim
Lewis end Bill lawerence tied for first
place in the senior men's division. Tied
for second place in the senior women's
division were Linda Neal and Linda Lewis,
and Karen Schopf end Judy Eberhart. In
the junior men's .division, the team of
Galen Hoberson end Peggy Parsons tied for
second place. j,
Doree Woodell and Susan Tompson also
showed well in the junior women's divi
sion, finishing with three wins and two
losses.
MR. SILVER FOUNT AS ffiPO.iTER
Inspection of the back files of the
A Rogue News' revealed that Mr. Lud Silver,
now dean of boys, was once a reporter on
the Rogue staff.'
He said that he had written primarily
sports articles for the paper. In addit
ion to reporting, he was elected first
president of the Quill and Scroll organ
ization at Ashland High School. Mr. Sil
ver received his IS and M3 degrees, while
attending S.O.C. After college he taught
at the junior high for eight years before
coming to Ashland High School,
Mr. Silver has taught business math,
world history, business la,T,' and science.
For the last three years he has been
dean of boys. Mr. Silver stated that in
20 years he had forgotten e great deal
about journalism, but added that if, had
helped him in the organization and sum
mary of letters and reports.
CHEMISTRY BLUES
Sing 8 song of sulphur,
e2ker full of lime,
Four and twenty test tubes,
"Breaking all the time.
When the cork is lifted,
The furres begin to reek,
Isn't it an awful mess
To clean v twice a week??
A.S.C.D. CONFERENCE ATTENDED
BY TEACHERS
Human beings may be compared to a
pot of yeast. They must be worked, push
ed, and formed into creative beings.
This was the main point Dr. Lorrene Ort
made in her speech, at the A.S.C.D. Con
ference, November 1, and November 2, h
held at the junior high school. This
conference was attended by Mrs. Lucy
Susee, and Mrs. ,Sema McAlaster.
Tne Oregon organization is five
years old and is a part of the much ol
der national organization. A.S.C.D.
stands for the Association of Supervis
ion and Curriculum Development.
In her speech, that inspired many
of the teachers, Dr. Ort went on to say
that creativity is an analysis of self
and pursuit of insight. Creative teach
ers seek solutions to riddles or problems.
Tney do not attemot to place the culture
of a race in a pickling brine. Teach-'
ing takes all of the teacher, not just
a part.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETT HOLDS MEETING
At a F.H.S. meeting held last Tues
day, it wa3 decided the organization fee
divided into several groups to work on
money making projects to support the
club. V-
NA iES WITH A T.1ST
Gayle runs and Ann hops, but Lee
Bounds j Jake plays baseball but Gary
Bowles; Is John rifleman? No, John Bow
man; Kathy not house, Kathy Chappell;
Hiat makes Beverly Click? Gary Sneeziil!
and -Judy Coffin; Bob throw ball, but
Carol Dodge; Apple red, Banana yellow,
Mary Lea Gray; ave seasick, Dave Green;
Suzy Kelso, Suzy go to jail; Sharon los
es boyfriend, so Sharon Kiser eyes out!
There are .1am sessions, sewing sessions,
and Regi & Vicki Sessions; Ellen Sha it
happen! Diana meet boy, Diana eat boy, '
Diana Savage I
He says: "Will you go steady with Me?"
He thinks: "I'll kick your teeth in if
you don't!"
She says: "Yes, I'd love to.'"
She thinks: n'Fhat can I lose? He's the
first to come through."1
He says: '"'Here's my class ring."
He thinks: -I'Jj beginning to turn my
finger green anyway!'
Sh sav! "Till sat vnn a M.nf.htn tt n
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She thinks: ''He'd probably lose my class
ring anyway.'"
He says: "I can't believe we are finally
going steady!"
He thinks? "At last I've found someone
: to do my homework!"
She Says: nI was so surprised when you
asked me."
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