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ROGUE NEWS
FRI., FEB. 23, 1962
Cupid's Ball
Held Feb. 17th
On Friday. February 16, 1962,
Ashland Senior High School held
their annual Cupids Ball.
Admissions was 75 cents stag
and $1.00 acouple. The dance
being held at the Elks Lounge
started at 8:00 p.m. and ended at
11:00 p.m.
The Elks Lounge was decorated
in red and white, with cupids and
hearts as the designs.
Music was furnished by Mr.
Maddox and the band.
King's Court was as follows: King
Dale Linenger and Queen Sandy
Hamilton. Prince John Yaple
Princess, Sandy Smith, Prince
Rick Pierce, Princess Sharon
O'Keefe, Prince Rick Callahan
Princess Kay Moore, Prince Mike
Cotton, and Princess Bev Hart
ford. Refreshments were served.
SAY YOU SAW IT IN
THE ROGUE NEWS
HI NOTES
By SHARON OVIATT
Jokes, various dances, and fav
orite music .of the southern plant
ations will highlight the Ashland
High School Minstrel Show to be
presegnted on March 30 and 31.
The purpose of the program is to
raise money to buy a new score
board for basketball, so $1.00
general admission will be charged.
What's this we hear about Rod
Fuller losing the drive shaft in his
car?
Why is it that Mr. Silver always
checks the mail box as he passes?
Looking fo rsomething to do. Go
to the Encyclopedia Americana
and see what word comes before
constitution.
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
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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
Thought for the month:
Granny had a caller,
Who was a timid heart.
When they sat together,
They sat
Sophomores and Juniors
Lead Third Honor Roll List
With 30 students each, the Honor Roll are as follows: Judith
cnnhnmiirci and iuninre led the , Benson, Farley Bucll. Richard
Honor Roll for the third six weeks
Mother had a boyfriend
who was bashful and shy.
Do yotu think he ever
kissed her
Why he didn't even try.
Whenever daughter
period. The sophomores who made
the Honor Roll are as follows:
I Melody Bounds, Mary Brosted,
this far apart. Ann Cluff. Susan Conner, Nancy
. Ravton. Patricia Feller. Joan
Grimm, Jon Hamby, Joyce Has? ell,
I Vicki Latimer, April Lewis, Tru
Idee Lewis. Nelda Miller, Charles
'Moore. Clyde Nelson, Kay Newton,
I Sally Palmer, Scott Roberts, Kathy
. Rucker, Crystal Ruth, John Sie
steady iUcrt. Terry Skibby, Kathy Tilford,
calls, : Mary Tretsven, Jeff Trost, Diane
He greets her with a kiss.
And when they sit tobether,
Theysitupcloselikcthis.
Y.M.CA. YOUTH !
GOVERNMENT
The Young Men Christian's As
sociation sponsers a Youth Legis
lative in Salem. Oregon every
year. Each Hi-Y and Tri-Hi Y
club may select two or its mem
bers to be delegates, senators, or
representives. and two observes.
They may also have one member
elected to a state office.
There are three objectives to
this program. The first is to
anable Hi-Y and Tri ll Y members
to better understand the process
of American democratic govern
ment. Another is to provide ex-1
pei ience in developing use for
constructive legislation. The third ;
objective is to inform youth of the
problems, privileges, obligations i
and responsibilities in the Amer
ican democracy.
Every club works out a new j
bill or amendement which they
feel would make a good state law.
Zeta Tri Hi-Y Rill states students
that are in county juvenile homes
should be given educational in
struction. The presented this bill at the
district meeting. District three,
which includes Roseburg, Ash
land, and Klamath Falls, met
Saturday February 17, at Southern
Oregon College.
Here five state officers were
elected. Geri Rodgers, of Ashland
High, was elected Chaplain of the
Senate. Clerk of the Senate is to
be Nancy Nicol of Klamath Falls.
Kieth Brostad of the Ashland Hi-Y
was elected Sergeant at Arms of
the House. The Legislative Com
mittee Chairman is to be Donita
Hart of the Tri-Hi-Y in Roseburg.
Byrns, Janet Covington, Joan
Drager, Judy Eberhart, Joy Fa-
renhurst, Robert Ford, Linda
Gray, Joy Hinkson, Karen Hin
richs, Frances Holmes, Ron Kirsh-
er, Daniel Lewis, Janet Miller,
Sue Mittag, Margery Moore, Wes
ley Nickodemus, Yvonne Nicolson,
Marion Parker, Peggy Parsons,
Susan Rude, Jack Shafer. Alyene
Siebenlist, David Squire, Kenneth
Stevenson, Sally Stringer, Richard
Westfall, and Delores Westgaard.
Williams, Richard Wilis, Patricia
Dlscrt, Connie Felger, and Cloma
Zupan.
The following juniors qualified
for Honor Roll:
Bruce Bamforth. Carol Bjork,
Charles Calhoun, Linda Decker,
Claudia Everett. Carolyn Harmon,
Jane Hennick, Tod Hess, Nancy
Hester, Dorothy Hunter, Carol
James, James Lamb, Nancy Lat
imer, Dean Luehrs, Terry Mc
Kinnis, Betty Martin, Elaine Mead,
Pat Nisle, Virgil Osborne, Shar-
leen Pellham, Craig Pennington,
Paula Prescott, Edward Rhodes,
Sharon Roderick, James S. Smith,
Donald Sorenson, Bill Tilford,
Linda Wells, Dorse Woodell, and
Kathy Zimmerlee.
The 29 seniors who are on the
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