wed., dec. 19, 1962
ROGUE NEWS
PAGE THREE
Oregon vs. Hawaii-A Difference?
Last week I told you of the
climate and dress of Hawaii. Now
I shall tell you of a routine day
of going to school.
My day started at 5:00 A.M.,
NINETEEN INDUCTED
AT F.T.A. CEREMONY
On December 3, the Ashland
chapter of the F.T.A. held its
annual induction ceremony. The
rites were conducted in the school
library and began at 7:30 in the
evening.
Those members initiated were
Barbara Barry, senior; Billie Jean
Collins, senior; Isabel Converse,
sophomore; Joyce Elmquest, sen
ior; Linda Flood, senior; Dorothy
Hunter, senior; Nancy Latimer,
senior; Trudce Lewis, junior;
Donna Martin, senior; Nancy
Nickcson, junior; Mary Peabody,
sophomore; Lonella Stephens,
sophomore; Lloyd Stone, junior;
Jan Susce, junior; Marcy Trets
ven. junior; Marilyn Tompson,
junior; Linda Weber, senior; Wen
dy Wellcr, junior; and Doree
Woodell, senior.
Dr. Arthur Taylor of Southern
Oregon College was guest speaker.
He told about some of his exper
iences in the early years of his
leaching career.
when I rose to get breakfast for
my father and myself. My biggest
chore was getting my father off
to work in one piece and happy.
My school bus picked me up at
6:45 A.M. If I missed that one, I
misht as well start walking the
11 miles to school. I usually ar
rived at school about 7:30, and
school began at 7:50.
We had a 20 minute break be
tween the first two periods in the
morning, and a one hour break
for lunch. School let out at 3:30
and I arrived home about 4 P.M
and started the few chores I had
to do.
After I finished my chores, I
started my homework, which the
teacher seldom gave very much
of, and finished it in a few hours.
I then had time to do whatever I
wanted (go to the beach, one of
my friends' house, etc.) until din
ner time. After dinner, I had
time to watch television, read,
draw, or play my accordion, de
pending on my mood .At 10:00
P.M., by habit, I went to bed (I
was usually too tired to do any
thing else by that time).
This has been a routine day, but
the next issue will carry a report
of the school, and some of its
functioning parts.
Aloha!
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By Linda Weber
Soft flowing lovliness is the
girl in the formal world this hol
iday season. She doesn't walk, she
floats in her pretty swirl of fashion.
The season's parties will see
many an American girl dressed
in silk chiffons that have cap
tured the attention of all. The
skirts, short or long, swirl fab
ulously free because of their
many gathers or multitudes of
small pleats flowing from the nat
ural waistline. The deep, deep
hem adds to the elegance of this
beautiful skirt that is so flatter
ing and full of swish.
The bodice of the formal wear
may be a surburst shirred or
caught at the waist with a jewel
ed pin or it may be a silk-lined
shell of gold metallic brocade. Al
most as popular will be the bodice
with circles of white, silver, or
gold-colored sequins. The style
conscious girl may choose her
evening wear with a gently scoop
ed neckline, or the one with the
shoe-string straps, or a shoulder-
to-shoulder cowl neckline in front
with a daringly low V back.
The girl of this holiday season
that does not care for the swishy
chiffon may find her dream dress
in satin, polished cotton, taffeta,
or brocade. Whatever her choice,
it will be found. A happy
thought the holiday dress is not
too hard on the ordinary pocket
book. Merry Christmas and have a
happy time at the Christmas Ball
in your new, exciting Christmas
dream dress .
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