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TI ES., DEC. 22, 1964 ROGUE NEWS PAGE FIVE GRA Initiation Held Recently Some 31 girls, as a part of their initiation into GRA, had to wear their clothes backwards all day long, wear their hair in a most unbecoming fashion, ami disnlav a bricht red "GRA" on their foreheads, December 11. They also, during the noon hour, had to entertain the students in the cafeteria and sweep the desk tops and seats in the study hall. The newly initiated girls are Darlene Beck, Nicki Benbrook, Joyce Biuhnell, Rita Evans, Donna German, Barbara Gunter, April Harlan, Bernadette Hawk, Francis Hollyman, Nancy James, Judy Jameson, Nancy Kiser, Lynda Lane, Teresa Loegel, Sherry Martinec, Nancy Phillips, Vickie Parker, Kelly Reed, Sally Rountree, Marilyn Thomas, Dana Weitman, Linda Zanotto, Barbara Hormel. Delberta Laev. Deluina Lacy, Jane Nickell. Linda Watson, Carolyn Preston, Sharon Sherard, Julia Cox, and Bonnie terns. Buying Gifts For the Guys Picking the perfect present is an art, and it entails craftiness. Here's a technique or two to help you in choosing the right gift: Give him a gift he wants, even though ihe may not know what he wants until he unwraps it. Must of the gifts that end up in the back of the closet, his bureau drawer, or his medicine chest were given by girls who didn't know their man, and didn't take the time to know him. Stop, Look, and Listen Take the time to write down 1- ,. ,, observation. If men's sizes are a i;mi, KrvtAo. n tho mystery to you, they can easily in his letter to Santa Claus; as be slved a few. "arching your big brother tallies up all JumHom. Your mother wi 1 thP mins hp npprfs tn onmnletp know vour other's and brothers his collection. Or ask questions, subtle ones, of the people you're planning presents for; ask out- FBLA Fuure Business Leaders will prepare a student directory, which will include the student's name, address, telephone num ber, and grade in school. The date on which these directories will be available to students will be announced later. FRENCH CLUB Under the supervision of Mrs. Ida Simon, the newly formed French Club met for the first time Wednesday, December 9. The club discussed a constitution and a time for future meetings. Officers elected are president, Vicki Parker; vice-president, Kim Nguyen; secretary-treasurer, Steve Bornet. The next meeting will be held January 6 at 12 o'clock. FLAG GIRLS Daytime uniforms, to be worn on Fridays, are being planned by the Flag Girls. The group is also planning to use a different type of uniform for some performan ces during basketball season. On Thursday evening, Decem ber 17, the girls and their parents attended a Christmas party at the home of their advisor, Miss Maureen Smith. The group also had a booth at the annual Flea Market which was held on December 12. SPANISH CLUB Elections were held at the last meeting of the Spanish club, and those elected are Jack Ragan, president; Bernard Hamm, vice president; Bruce Pickett, sec retary; Lynda Lane, treasurer; and Jerry Bcvins, sergeant-at-arms. The members discussed projects they would like to do, then sang Spanish songs. If there is anyone interested in joinin membership is still open. Contact Mrs. Lois Wright, Spanish in structor, in room 22. MV Ollk-C "ToaLrv )OJjv- Christmas Is Different In South Viet Nam Speech Therapist Aids Students Heading a new program of therapy for school-aged students is Miss Doral Olson, speech and hearing therapist from Salt Lake City, Utah. Miss Olson, who has lived in the Rogue Valley only since September, stated, "My work is to help students correct speech and hearing problems which are detrimental to their educational and social development." In her work for the Jackson County Intermediate School Dis trict, Miss Olson travels to all the public schools in Ashland and to the elementary schools in Talent and Phoenix. Miss Olson works on Wednes day mornings with the students at Ashland High who desire and need spech therapy. lOne Extra Hour If you had an extra hour in your day, anywhere in the day to use as you like, what would you do with it? Several students were asked this question and here are a few replies. Linda Brown . . . Do physio logy homework. Ardith Thompson . . . Read as would Bobbie Lindsey. Sherry Powers . . . Probably call up my boyfriend. Lana Green . . . Practice my dancing. Robby Oakley, Becky Engel, John Purves, Dennis Wigen, and Steve Standley . . . Sleep. Sheryl Mitchell ... Be with Steve. Monica Dalton . . . Call up Elvis Presley. right ones of their best friends and family, the people closest to them. Men Like Clothes That is, men like clothes they like. But their taste can be far more rigid, far more subtle than your own. It is easy to tell what type of clothes he likes through SEASON'S GREETINGS sizes, your aunt will know your uncle's, and your beau's mother will know his. His favorite salesman at his favorite clothing store will know everything sizes, personal preferences for style, cut, and color. Often he knows exactly what tie or sport shirt his customer would buy himself. If you aren't sure of sizes, there are accessories you can give him ties, scarves, and or jewelry. Men Love Gadgets Gadgets that are beautifully designed and sturdily built attract men. They love the type that work. There is an endless list for everyone whatever his (hob bies or interests may be. Henry Carr Jewelers Keepsake and Orange Blossom Diamonds WATCHES - JEWELRY - GIFTS Christmas 1964 will be my first Christmas in a Christian family, my American family. The cold weather (maybe snow), the stars twinkling in the dark sky, Christmas songs, and the beliefs of Jesus Christ and St. Nicholas will give me the opportunity to know a real Christmas. In my country, besides Catholic families celebrating on the night of Dec. 24, some families cele brate Christmas by organizing a Christmas party. They invite friends to come dance, eat, and drink. Then they go to the church at midnight and when they go home they have "Revculon" (a feast). The main streets around the cathedral are very crowded on that night. In my family, my parents take my little brothers and sisters to the movies, and we, the older children, can go to a party if we have been invited. When all of us are home, we start to have our Reveillon." We do not celebrate New Years because we have our own New Years. We follow the lunar calendar so our New Years will be in February. On the first day if the New Year, we give gifts to our parents and we wish them prosperity, longevity, and hap piness. Then they give each of us a red envelope with a China character printed on it. In fciose envelopes they put money. It is a tradition that grand parents parents, relatives, and our parents' friends give us money. Money is the symbol of luck in the New Year. Sharon Schmelzer ... Go out. Susan Presley ... Go to California. Barbara Bushnell . . . Work on my Christmas presents. Barbara MoDaniel . . . Think. Steve Frost ... Go to the show with Barb. Barbara Gunter ... Go to the show with Steve. Rod Wine . . . Spend the time in prayer and reading my Bible. Steve Rude . . . Cut school. Fred Rapp . . .Drive my car. This is how just' a few students would use an extra hour. How would you use it? dtS-l Merry Christmas and wishes Vj Merry Christmas and wishes for a good basketball season from PARK VIEW DEPARTMENT STORE. Anderson's Pharmacy 264 East Main in Ashland DRUGS COSMETICS VITAMINS SCHOOL SUPPLIES PHOTO NEEDS S & H Green Stamps fIinRmmm For all your dry cleaning and laundry needs 1465 Siskiyou 482-2281 Bob Krause PIONEER ENCO SERVICE Across from the 1st National Bank "Put a tiger in your tank" BILL'S TEXACO STEAM CLEANING UNDERCOATING "Trust your car to the man who wears the star" GIFT SUGGESTION FOR DAD Li P ARROW SHIRT THE ROGUE SHOP ASHLAND
