WED., JAN. 22, 1964
ROGUE NEWS
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Exchange Sfudenf
Wins VFW Prize
Chris Hob erg, the foreign
exchange student from Germany,
won first place and a prize of
fifty dollars in the local speech
contest sponsored by the Veterans
of Foreign Wars.
Each contestant was required
to write a three-to-five minute
speech in the form of a radio
broadcast on the subject 'The
Challenge of Citizenship." In her
speech Chris emphasized the fact
that citizenship is challenge and
that the two words are inter
changeable. The finalists whom Chris de
feated in the local contest were
Cathy Christy, Trudee Lewis. Che
ryl Newton, John Reid, Jon Rober
son, and Kathy Rucker. The
speeches were judged by Ashland
High School teachers.
The foreign exchange student
represented Ashland in the dis-t-ict
competition and was de
feated by one point by the first
place winner who represented St.
Mary's.
Top row from left to right: John Yaple (L'il Abner), Clyde Nelson and Chris Hoberg (Mr.
and Mrs. Dogpatch), and Carol Parker (Daisy Mae). Bottom row from left to right: Richard
Kreisman and Dave Barger decorate for the dance; Kay Newton (Most Humorous Costume);
Couples enjoy the dance.
Juniors Sponsor Sadie Stomp;
Various Students Voice Opinions
Saturday, January 11, was the
day for the long-postponed Sadie
Hawkins Dance. The dance, spon
sored by the junior class, was held
in the cafeteria.
About 150 students attended the
annual event which was decorated
in true Dogpatch style. Boxes,
benches, and barrels lined the
floor. A pig sty occupied one
corner, and Marrying Sam was
kept busy in another.
Clyde Nelson and Chris Ho
berg were chosen as Mr. and Mrs.
Dogpatch. John Yaple and Carol
Parker were chosen as L'il Abner
and Daisy Mae. The prize for the
most humorous costume went to
"Grandma" Kay Newton.
Students Give Opinions
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The following comments were
jiven by some of the students
ho attended the dance.
Dave Lohman, junior: "The
iance was not very well organiz-
Student Council
To Sponsor Ball
Come one, come all to the
annual Cupids Ball! This year
the ball, sponsored by the Stu
dent Council, will offer a new
attraction. Instead of the usual
Queen of Hearts and her four
princesses, the King of Hearts and
his five jacks will reign over
the ball.
About two weeks before the
ball takes place, February 21,
Cloma Zupan, president of the
Pep Club, will call a special
meeting to nominate two candi
dates from each class for the
King of Hearts and his five
jacks. The Girls' League will then
vote on them and the boy re
ceiving the most votes will be
crowned King of Hearts on the
night of the ball. The other five
candidates will become jackss.
The evening will call for semi
formal dress without flowers.
and not very original but it
was a very good dance. It was not
really worthy of 16 SSS points,
out the Senior play got 18, so . .
Glenn Smith, senior: "It wasn't
good as the juniors was last
year. They didn't have hardly any
af the decorations we had."
Kay Newton, senior: "I person
ally had a real good time but I
'.bought this year's Sadie Haw
kins was not really as original as
the ones in past years. It did not
seem to be one which took as
much work as the others did."
Sandy Tison, sophomore: "It
was a real neat dane, one of the
best we've had all year. Lots of
the right kind of fun, but the rat
ing (SSS) was kind of low."
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