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PAGE TWO ROGUE NEWS WED., NOV. 28, 1962 Oregon vs. Hawaii - A Difference? Beginning with this edition, the Kogue News will publish several articles written by Carol Hunter, a new student from Hawaii, telling of the contrasts between that state and Oregon. Ed. By Carol Hunter The Climate The climate at Hawaii is warm the year-round, but the humidity makes if hot and muggy most of the time. There is no real distinction be tween seasons as in Oregon. We have our "summer" nine months of the year. The remaining three months is left for the "rainy season." And rain it does! Day in day out. But, contrary to here, it is a warm rain, and the sun in usually shining during it. However, we do have our dark days. The Dress The people in general (on the street) wear what we call "muu muus' (moo moos), and "Aloha Shirts." The students and people, who work in some large depart ment stores, wear a more formal type of apparel, as the clothes we wear to school here. High School students are re quired to wear shoes at all times and boys must wear their shirt tails tucked in, unless they are wearing a square cut Aloha shirt. There are specified days for wearing muu muus and Aloha shirts. Look for "Oregon vs. Hawaii A Difference?" in the next issue of Rogue News for a continued description of life in Hawaii. SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS DEAR RUTH, NOV. 15 On Nov. 15, the A.H.S. student body had the chance to view one of the most enjoyable plays ever presented by the senior class. This year's play entitled Dear Ruth was well produced and the acting was something which will long be remember. Perhaps the best liked char acter in the play was Albert Krummer played by Dave Mott. Although it was not a major role, the part portrayed by Dave made him dear to the hearts of the audience. Ashland High School Publishes Honor Roll Rich Maid Ice Cream 24 FLAVORS Thick Shakes in AU Flavors DON'S RADIO AND TV SERVICE 1388 Siskiyou Ashland, Oregon THE BEST SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Ingle Drug On the Corner By the Post Office Phone 482-1321 "In Business for Your Health" Students who have earned a grade point average of 3 5 are rewarded by being placed on the Honor Roll. There are 20 Seniors, 28 Juniors, and 31 Sophomores who attained this goal. The Seniors are: Lonna Baize, Bruce Bamforth, Carol Bjork, Bill Bow man, Linda Decker, Claudia Everett, Beverly Hartford, Jane Hennick, Charles Hillestad, Dorothy Hunter, Carol Ann James, James Lamb, Barbara Lawrence, Betty Martin, Craig Pennington, Paula Prescott, Sha ron Roderick, Bill Tilford. Linda Wells, and Doree Woodell. Juniors: Mary Beth lirostad, Anne Cluff, Susan Conner, Joyce Hassell, Nancy Hill, Cynthia Holtgrave, Ann Johnson, Vicki Latimer, Christine Leach, Karen Lentz, April Lewis, Trudce Lewis, Brian McCormick. Charles Moore, Clyde Nelson, Cheryl Newton, Sally Palmer, Scott Roberts, Kathy Rucker, John Siebert, Terry Skibby, Jan Susee, Tim Thompson, Kathy Tilford, Marcy Tretsven, Jeffery Trost, Diane Williams, Cloma Zupan. Sophomores: Kenneth Baker, Diane Benson, Bill Berninghaus en, John Billings. Linda Brown, Grant Buell. Dolly Byrd, John Fowler, Ernest Freeman, Lois Harmon, Stephen Hull, Kathryn Hussey, Mclvin Jackson, Bar bara Jones, Pam Kaegi. Kandy Korthase, Richard Kreisman, Teresa Krug, Tana Laird, Robert Harry and Edith Wilkins cons ider possible marriage of I.t William Seawright to their daughter in the senior class play "Dear Ruth." Western Auto Your Home Owned Store Corner Pioneer & Main Ashland, Oregon RONDO LANES 1505 Siskiyou Blvd. Take a date BOWLING! ASHLAND BRANCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON Lawrence, Rhea Lisonbce, Dave Lohman, Janncy McCarlcy, Linda Prescott, Tom Reid, Jon Rober son, Sharon Rowley, Margaret Rucker, Bruce Westerberg, Den nis Wigcn, and Bill Wiley. Thirty-four Seniors, Twenty-six Juniors, and thirty-nine Sopho mores made honorable mention. To attain honorable mention one must earn a "B" average. Answer to Riddle; Students Foiled In the last issue of the Rogue News, the staff offered a prize to anyone who could answer the question, "How many different ways can you change a five dollar bill?" No one even came close. The answer is over two sixtillion changes. (2.000.000.000, 000,000.000). At the rate of a change a second, day and night, it would take a person over 100 years to make all the possible changes. SWEET SHOP FOUNTAIN AND LUNCn SCHOOL SUPPLIES The time is here for the senior class member to order their graduation cards. The deadline for orders is December 8, 1962. This is just one of the many duties that a senior class ha to do to prepare for the big date of graduation. Time marches on so don't delay. Perrines On the Plaza BETTER CLOTHES For Less Money Henry Carr Jewelers DIAMONDS WATCHES GIFTS REPAIRING ENGRAVING ASHLAND PHONE 4822731 Two Store in Two Locations for Easier Shopping and Greater Savings Pioneer Village Shopping Center OPEN 7 Days a Week 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. mj Grocery and Meats The 88c Store S Beauty Salon Westinghouse Laundromat Green Bakery Department Stamps MARKET BASKET 842 Siskiyou Blvd. Grocery and Meats OPEN 8 TO 8 Week Days Frozen Food Lockers Closed Sundays
