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ROGUE NEWS
FRI., DEC. 1, 1961
Is This School Spirit?
Gripe! Gripe! Gripe! Basketball regulations
have become a new source of irritation for the
gripers of Ashland High.
Lately, rules have been set pertaining to the
basketball team. These rules include no skiing or
other strenuous sports during the season. This rule
is to protect the team. The coach spends months
training the boys for the team and he doesn't want
one of them to twist his ankle or do something
else so he won't be able to play in the games. If a
boy is interested enough in being on the team, he
should be willing to give up something in return
Regulations are for the good of the team, not
necessarily to abuse the members of the team. If
the coach says no strenuous sports, the teammates
should comply. Is this too much to ask?
Instead of gripping, why don't you boys get
out there and show our new coach what you can
do besides gripe!
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Rodd'n With Robert
BY BOB SNYDER
In the school parking lot there
are many different models, makes,
and colors of cars that can be
seen. There is one car on the lot
in a class of its own.
Darrell Plankenhorn's 1935
Bob King and partner seem to be enjoying themselves at the
annual Sadie Hawkins Dance.
J gdlOLAITIcJ
( pESS I
Official Student Publication
Of the Associated Students
Ashland Senior High School
Issued 12 times yearly by the School Journalism Class.
Editor-in-Chief Karen Schopf
Assistant Editor Sally Stringer
Advertising Manager Karen Felter
Business Manager Linda Gray
Photographers Sharon Oviatt, Vicki Schweikl
Sports Writers Bob Ford, Jan Susee
Reporters Lonna Baize,
Vicki Schweikl, Sharon Oviatt, Linda Setchell, Jan Sussee,
Linda Gray, Sally Stringer, Karen Felter, Bob Ford.
Advisor Mrs. Selma McAlaster
Mrs. Converse
New Teacher
Mrs. Hattie Converse, who is
new to Ashland High School,
teaches English II and III. She
was born in New England, but
came west to graduate from Ash
land High School.
Mrs. Converse has four child
ren. Two sons attend college; the
younger son is enrolled in Ore
gon State and her older son is
attending the Presbyterian Semi
nary in San Francisco. One of
Mrs. Converse's daughters is mar
ried while the other is a freshman
at Ashland Junior High School.
Mr. Converse is on the mainten
ance staff at the college.
Besides being active in com
munity activities, Mrs. Converse
enjoys knitting, sewing, and rais
ing flowers.
Our School Nurse:
Do You Know Her?
Mrs. Ethelmae Kanclier, public
health nurse of this district, is
also the AHS school nurse.
Mrs. Kanclier is in the school
every Monday afternoon. Check
with either the girl's dean or the
boy s dean if you have some health
problem. They will make an ap
pointment for you to see Mrs.
Kanclier.
Mrs. Kanclier's office is located
in the school administration build
ing. She is there from 8:00 a.m.
to 9:00 a.m.
Dodge is an eye-catcher. The old
Dodge is powered by a stock
flathead six cylinder engine that
originally came with the car, and
has a three speed floor box.
Darrell says the car runs well
now, and the body is in good
shape. Top speed of the car is
from 65 to 70 M.P.H. and it gets
from 15 to 16 M.P.G.
At the present, Darrell's Dodge
is a gray primer color, but it
is to be painted a Gulf Stream
Blue with a white top. On the
inside, the original upholstery is .
still on the seats. Darrell plans
to re-upholster the seats with blue
and white material when the car
is painted.
Darrell's car is quite an antique
with its spoke-type wheels, and
its charging-ram hood ornament.
It's a real eye-catcher.
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