FRI., SEPT. 22. 1961
ROGUE NEWS
PAGE THREE
New AHS Students
Numbered At 47
September 11, became the first
day of school for the students of
Ashland Senior High School.
Previous to opening day during
the registration period, approxi
mately 504 students enrolled at
AHS. At this time it was estimat
ed that about 20 more .Uudents
will enroll within the next two
or three weeks.
Out of the 504 students, 47 are
new students at Ashland Senior
High.
There are 23 new girls: Jacque
Anderson, Judy Baalman, Lonna
Baize, Judy Campbell, Gloria Col
lver, Jackie Corbctt, Patti Dysert,
Joan Grimm, Mary Holmes, Doro
thy Hunter, Donna Jenkins. Nan
cy Latimer, Vicki Latimer, Annet-
FT A AIMS
ANNOUNCED
Are you interested in becoming
a teacher? If so, you may learn
more about this career by attend
ing the first meeting of the Future
Teachers of America, according
to Mrs. Lucy Susee. The meeting
is to be held Friday, September
22, in room 28.
Mrs. Susee added that this meet
ing will be held to acquaint stu
dents with the functions of the
club and the teaching profession.
Any high school student who is
interested in the teaching profes
sion is welcome to attend the
meeting.
The Year Around
Headquarters for School
Supplies
THE MART
270 E. Main
S & II Green Stamps
nsmr
BY BOB SNYDER
The school year is just begin
ning and we hope to have all the
kids' rods and stockers in the
ta Munson, Laura Newcomb,
Yvonne Nicolson, Ruby Olson,
Sharleen Pillham, Sharon Red
ding, Wendy Ross. Alyene Sieben-
list, Kathleen Tilford, 4nd Ann
Williamson.
Concluding the list of new .stu
dents are 24 boys. They are Bruce
Bamforth, Phil Crompton, Frank
DyBall, Ted Faver, Ron Good
pasture, Wayne Gripp, Floyd Ger
ald, Rod Judy, Rick Landis, Gor
don LeManquers, Greg Lindlcy,
Tom Logue, Eugene Magruder.
Lee Marks, Rick Miller, Ed
Rhodes. Stan Ross, Frank Sulli
vant, Eddie Swing, Bill Tilford,
William Trott, Daynon Weaver,
Ravmnnd Weaver, and Jeff Winn.
MC TV
il interest
WHEREVER
YOU GO
AHS STUDENTS
TAKE JOURNEYS
How many of you have wished
you could travel to a far away or
non-existent place? The follow
ing are answers given by AHS
students when asked the ques
tion To what place would you
like to travel most?
Barbara Barry British Isles.
Joan Drager "Utopia."
Linda Gray Texas.
David Hauck Germany.
Dean Jackson Ecuador.
Jerry Rodgers France.
Karen Schopf Twilight Zone.
Dana Smith Easter Island.
Sally Stringer Europe.
Peggy Vance Switzerland.
Debaters Prepare
For Busy Season
Boasting of four returning vet
erans and eight new members,
Mr. Lewis' debate team is making
ready for their first tournament
of the year, to be held in Marsh-
field in November.
Joan Drager, Judy Eberhart,
Peggy Parsons, and Karen Schopf,
after winning considerable hon
ors last year, will once more par
ticipate in debate. Carol Bjork,
Jane Hcnnick, Charles Hillstad,
Jim Lamb, Linda Leigh, Trudv
Lewis. Craig Pennington, and
Scott Roberts will begin their first
year of debating.
A casual that speaks Fall '61 in every clean
cut line. It's handsome in its simplicity,
slender and tapered and wonderfully com
fortable to each step you take.
ONLY 3.95
paper this year. We have a few
real torrid beasts this yea, and
from what I ve seen and heard,
a few hot prospects.
One of our finest cars this year
belongs to Paul Levison. Paul
drives a stock green 1953 Chevro
let two door coupe that is in per
fect condition. The interior is
stock and very well kept. Moving
to the outside of the car, you will
never find it dirty or looking any
thing but perfect. Paul takes
pride in his car and keeps it in
the safest possible condition.
If you feel that you have some
thing special in your car and want
it in this column, please contact
Bob Snyder, room 29.
Let's Go Foreign
II faut que tout le monde vive.
This is a French proverb meaning
Live and let live. Weil, here is
your chance to say the common
saying a little differently. The fol
lowing are a list of French pro
verbs with their English equiva
lents. Have fun!
Qui se resscmble, s'assemble.
Birds of a feather flock together.
Qui nc dit not, consctcnt? Si
lence gives consent!
Mieux veut tard que Jamais.
Better late than never.
Pas de nouvclles, bonnes nou
velles! No news is good news.
C'est en forgeant qu'on devient
forgcron. Practice makes perfect.
Buy Your
Transistor Radio
for
THE WORLD SERIES
On the Plaza
Ashland, Oregon
MR. GREEN ANNOUNCES
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS
Mr. Giles Green, head of the
Library Department, has stated
that out of 400 books on display
last April in the library, 200 have
been purchased.
Although these books are not
available now, they will be very
soon.
The reason for the delay, Mr.
Green explained, is because there
are not enough bookshelves to
hold all of the books.
Ingle Drug
On the Corner
By the Post Office
Phone 482-1321
"In Business
for Your Health"
ASHLAND BRANCH
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OREGON