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WED.. APRIL 17, 1963 ROGUE NEWS FAGS THREE Name That Tune A, Scho1 plaY 'Diller a Dollar' Continued from page 1 gracious women of the faculty. Singing groups that added to the show's charm were "Where Are The Flowers," 'Ten Pretty Girls," "Mathematical Young sters," "Tom Dooley," "Would You Like To Take A Walk," and "Bay of Mexico." Sparks of humor ' were inter spersed throughout the show as the Rabbit Messenger appeared and disappeared with her rabbits. Much color and enthusiasm was created by dancers of the Tango, Hula, Everybody's Doin' It, Bossa Nova, and the Russian Sailor Dance. Each was executed with flourish and fanfare. "Me And My Shadow" and the Western Scene were two acts that combined song and dance. The Bowery, portrayed by the men of the faculty, was hilariously received by the audience. Other outstanding and enter taining numbers were the Barber Shop quartet and the numbers played by the High School Dance Band. The highlight of the evening was the rendition of "Sonny Boy" by Mr. Smith and Mr. Silver. Soloists for the show were Jim Smith. Mel Jackson, and Rhea Lisonbee. Two story tellers contributed to the enjoyment of the evening. They were Sami Everett and Joe Raynes. Director, orchestra, band, chorus, dancers, soloists, students, and faculty in a combined effort produced a highly intertaining and profitable show for the enjoy ment of all. If a person gives you the title of a song in the form of a syno nym can you tell him the name of the song. Now's your opportunity to test yourself. The answere are given on the bottom of the page. 1- Sobbing in the precipitation. 2- Stalk Don't Race. 3- 1 Desire to be Desired. 4- Disappear Tiny Female. 5- Evil Maiden. 6- Tip of no Arrival. 7- Mighty Imposter. 8- I'm Only a Solitary Male. 9- I'm Apologizing. KKSugar Zero. ANSWERS 1- Crying in the Rain. 2- Walk Don't Run. 3 1 want to be Wanted. 4-Go Away Little Girl. 5-Devil Women. 6 Point of No Return. 7-Great Prtender. 8-I'm Just a Lonely Boy. 9 I'm Sorry. 10-Sweet Nothing. QUOTATIONS TO FIT THE SUBJECT "So much to do; so little done." Mr. Gaylord Smith. 'The real character of a man is found out by his amusements." 'Dave Mott. The best of a bad bargain." The school building. "When the cat's away, the mice will play." Students. "To many cooks spoil the broth." Homemaking Students. "Get your facts first, and then you can distort 'em as much as you please." Journalism stu dents. "You can not teach old dogs new tricks." Teachers. To Be Presented "I'll jump out from behind the sofa and bite her leg!" This particular line wu taken from the play "Meet Me U St Louis," which can be Men May 17. 1063 at Ashland Senior High School. Mr. Smith, a kind, generous, loving father in his forties win be played by Dave White. His wife, Mrs. Smith, who is attractive woman also in her forties will be acted out by Barbara Barry. Main characters are Lou Smith, the oldest boy, who will be portrayed by Richard Oliver; Rose Smith, the beauty of the lot, played by Cloma Zupan; at tractive and effervescant Esther Smith played by Linda Prescott; Agnes Smith, the illerate tomboy, will be imitated by Beth Iba, and the youngest of the clain, Tootie, will be played by Pattie Dysert. The rest of the cast consists of Jon Robertson as grandpa, Joan Grimm as Katie, Rhea Lison bca as Mrs. Waughop, Marcie Tretsven as Ida. Tom Thompson as John. John Purves as Fred, Helen Colwcll as Lucille, Dave Mott as Mr. Dodge, and Jim Mayo as Mr. Duffy. Qrkgon J ) CHOLAITIc) Sophs Produce March Gras Official Student Publication Of the Associated Students of Ashland Senior High School Issued Tri-weekly by the School Journalism Class Editor Lonna Baize Assistant Editor Charles Hillestad Advertising Manager Kathy Tilford Sport Editor Bruce Bamforth Reporters Penny Clements, Loren Close, Geraldine Donigan, Judy Guile, Carol Hunter, Mary McCulloch, Dave Mott, Sbarron Oviatt, Joe Raynes, Vicki Schweikl, Linda Weber. Advisor Mrs. Selma McAiaster '' ,7i ',-(, i -.-;) mf.-' ' I' v" 1 atortiaaSfcA -e -fr.VWr j Large crowd enjoys Mardi Gras. March witnessed a Mardi Gras, The cafeteria was neatly dressed in the latest spring fashion, crepe paper and styish masks. The festivities began at 8:00. Earlier in the evening, nura bered paper masks were passed out. Whoever had the lucky num ber was entitled to the door prize which turned out to be a real door. The door was col lected by Bill Hardy: and this occasion opened the door to the highlight or mghnot of the night. A melee lasting about fif tien minutes took possession of the dance floor. The object of the game seemed to be to put as much confetti as possible in everyone else's hair. Jon Rober son complicated matters by pas sing out even more packages of the multicolored hair mess. During the tussle, the decorations came down, literally. Needless to say, the floor was completely covered with a solid mat of slightly used confetti. Although Elvis Presley has been around since 1956, he is still ranked as America's number one, favorite singer. This was proved Friday. March 15, poll taken to determine Ashland High's favorite "Top Ten", when Elvis took first place with margin of almost one hundred votes. 1. Elvis Presley Ill 2. Tom Huff 39 3. Ricky Nelson 38 4. Andy Williams 37 5. Connie Francis 30 6. Dion 26 7. Johnny Mathis 19 8. Richard Chamberlin .... 18 9. Pat Boone 17 10. Paul Anka 16 This n' That By Dave Mott To whom U may concern: Humor is the quality of being funny. In tier words, the humorist spreads bis humor to an people for their benefit, while one might find the egotistical humorist giving delight to his whims while the other people are in danger of being left out completely. The "trash-can burn ing" rampage would come under the beading of egotistical humor. Why would one person want to endanger the lives of over five hundred? The answer is very simple. Either the person is men tally unbalanced, or he has the inner cravings always present ia the egotist: the desire for self- satisfaction and recognition. Why does a person do something that would do bodily harm to his fel low man? Is it revenge, or just the desire for recognition? Can't this person do something else for recognition, say, jump off of the Mark Antony Hotel? Would this person please seek revenge in some ether manner? Go ap to the person you hate so much and tell him so, but whatever you do please leave the other students out of this insane rampage for self-satisfaction. Yours truly, Dave LOST: 100 points In Modern Problems. Turn into sixth period and the boys can scramble for them. LOST: Bubble gum comic. Im portant for pearl necklace coupon. , Provost's Furniture RUGS CARPETS LAMPS DESKS Serving Ashland For Over 51 Tears Ingle Drug Oa fhe Corner By the Post Office Phone 482-1321 "la Business for Tour Health" Two locations to serve TOU Better WOLFF BROTHERS' STATIONS 105 N. Main 1217 Siskiyou Blvd.
