FRI., MARCH 19, 1965
ROGUE NEWS
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Ashland High School's Rally Squad, from left to right: Queen
Pat l.orton, Barbara Siebenlist, Linea Sander, Sandy Tison, Judy
Bryant, and Betty Schwiebert.
Meet Our Rally Squad!
Under the direction of Queen
Pat Lorton,' the Ashland High
Rally Squad has promoted school
spirit at AHS throughout the
football and basketball seasons
and at the pep assemblies. Mr.
Bud Silver, Athletic Director, is
the advisor for the group.
Yell Queen Pat plans to attend
the University of Oregon and
study nursing next fall. She is a
past Honored Queen of Job's
Daughters and was a member of
the Humanities Seminar. Last
summer she attended a rally
clinic at Lewis and Clark Univer
sity in Portland, and is finishing
up her fourth year as a cheer
leader.
Barb, an active senior, is a
member of the National Honor
Society and plays in the school
band. In her spare time, she en
joys water-skiing. This is Barb's
second year on the Varsity Rally
Squad.
Betty's activities include sing
ing in the chorus and working in
the Dean's office. She was re
cently tapped as a member of the
National Honor Society. Upon
raduation, Betty plans to attend
Southern Oregon College. This is
her fifth year as a cheer-leader.
Linea, one of the junior mem
bers of the Varsity Squad, is
participating in her second year
as a high-school cheer-leader. She
enjoys dancing in her spare time.
Sandy, also a second-year rally
squad member, lists water skiing
as her favorite pastime outside of
school.
Attending rally clinic last sum
mer with Pat was Judy, also a
junior. Her outside interests in
clude dancing and skiing.
During the summer the rally
squad made about $500 from
bottle drives, dances, house-to-house
car washes, rummage sales,
baked food sales, and a booth in
the merchant's summer sale. The
money they earned went for their
outfits, and also helps to pay for
the buses to out-of-town games.
Exchange News
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The questions are all necessary
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than others; for example:
1 What is the safest method for
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a Speed into it, relaxing grip
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b Speed into it, applying
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c Slow up on approach, then
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d Speed up, then coast
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2 When a tire blows out, what
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do?
a Apply the brakes quickly
b Apply the brakes gently,
if not at all
c Pull off the highway
d Speed up to counteract the
effect of a blowout
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Seniors Stage
Mardi Gras Dance
Pam Lewis was crowned queen
and Bob Kaegi king of t'e Mardi
Gras which was held in the school
cafeteria. The dance was spon
sored by the senior class. Pam
and Bob were chosen by the fac
ulty members.
Decorations for the dance in
cluded streamers of red, green,
blue, bright yellow, pink, and
light yellow. On each of the poles
in the cafeteria was hung a bright
ly painted mask. Gaily colored
balloons hung in a net from the
ceiling and were let loose from
the net halfway through the
dance. There was a great big
mask on the stage, and the band
was seated in the smile of this
mask. Also, during the dance a
confetti fight was held.
Tom Swift and the Movers pro
vided the music for the dance.
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Homemaking Girls
Display Outfits
Have you noticed the dresses
in the display window in front of
the homemaking room? Some of
these outfits were made by the
Homemaking I girls.
In the clothing unit of Home
making I, the students have made
various cotton garments includ
ing A-line skirts, overblouses,
shifts, jumpers, etc.
The students are completing a
unit on food which included bak
ing of quick breads, preparation
of casserole main dishes, and the
serving of luncheons as a part of
the study of adequate nutrition
for the high school girl and her
family.
Following spring vacation, the
students will resume clothing
work and sew dresses or simple
garments which will be displayed
wtih their other garments at the
school exhibit later in the spring.
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