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ROGUE NEWS
THURS., JUNE 3, 1965
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FLAG GIRLS
After their final performance
for the school year, the Flag
Girls met at their home of their
advisor, Miss Maureen Smith,
and watched movies taken dur
ing various performances given
by the group during the year.
Pam Demo, head flag girl, was
presented with a charm bracelet
inscribed with her came and
"AHS Flag Girls, 1905," in appre
ciation of her leadership during
the year.
GIRLS' LEAGUE
Judy Wacker was elected presi
dent of Girls' League for the com
ing school year at elections held
last Friday. Also elected were
Susan Hess, vice-president, and
LeLanne Jackson, secretary.
KB I. A
FI5LA eleced its 19G5-66 offi
cers last week as did many other
clubs. Those chosen were Sally
Loe, president; Bernard llamm,
vice-president; Susan Barth, sec
retary; Candi Winters, treasurer;
and Amy Helm, reporter. These
officers will be replacing the
1964-65 officers: Candy McMoni
gal, president; Carolyn Shepherd,
vice-president; Georgia Meyer,
secretary; Dolly Byrd, treasurer;
and Ardith Thompson, reporter.
GRIZZETTES
Repplacing the 1964-65 offi
cers, who were Barb Jones, presi
dent; Tana Laird, vice-president;
and Jackie Peterson, secretary,
will 'be the 1965-66 officers who
were recently elected. They are
Amy Helm, president; Lelanne
Jackson, vice-president; and Col-
een Swickard, secretary-treasurer.
THESPIANS
Last week officers were elected
for the 1965-66 school year for
the Thespians. The election was
held the morning following the
induction of new members in the
cafeteria, at which a one-act play,
"The Old Lady Shows Her Med
als," was presented. The officers
who were elected were Terry
Barraclough, president; Curtis
White, vice-president; Kris Nash
lund, secretary-treasurer; and
Dave Parsons, point recorder.
FTA
FTA held its election of a new
president last week. Ellen Craft
was chosen as the 1965-66 presi
dent. She will be replacing Jim
Mayo. The other offices of vice-
president, secretary, and historian
will not be filled until next fall.
These positions are now held by
Judy Fremd, Ellen Craft, and
Linda Brown.
GRA
The GRA elections were held
and the 1965-66 officers were
chosen. They are Lyla Voth, pres
ident; Diane Collver, vice-president;
Rita Harris, secretary; Dana
I, DONNA ALLEN, will my the public, will my skateboard to
bettcrness and knowledge of code .Terry Stauffer, and my ability to
and Chrisy to Dot Allen. get into trouble to anyone that
I, RITA ALLEN, will all my wants it and can get out of it
time, worry, and sweat over my alive.
In Search of An Issue
In the last national election, the Republicans
had to fight the peace and prosperity of the Johnson
administration. It was said that they were "in search
of an issue" to unite themselves against the Demo
crats. Ashland High School students face a problem
similar to that of the Republicans. We are in search
of an issue to unite ourselves against a lack of en
thusiasm, lack of interest, and apathy.
"What," you say, "but we've got lots of school
spirit." But what is school spirit? Does it include
just yelling at games, doing homework, and being
quiet at assemblies. Far from it. School spirit is an
attitude. An attitude not of what can it give me, but
what can I give it. An attitude of interest: An atti
tude of wanting to help. This three pointed attitude
has been missing this year except in the field of
sports. But sports are not all of the school spirit
There now exists no common bond or feeling
among the students. Last year the students united
behind the Watusi ban; the year before, some other
issue. This year there was widespread lack of interest
in the recent school elections. Many campaigns were
only a "front." A band played in the study hall one
dav at noon. Its nuroose was merelv to "entertain"
.I.. r it- if. j u j --j I, STAN BILLINGS, will my
me iwua. xwuie aisu iiau uieau uuu circuses Deiure it broken grease pencil and dirty
ten. or tne past several years student interest in
clubs science club, chess club, and ski club, to cite
but a few has dropped.
occupational report to Nicki
Ber.torook.
I, ANONYMOUS, will Mr.
Gray's bald spot to Mr. Smith.
I, MIKE ASH, will my ability
to call hoss to Jay Sherard.
1, ANTHONY ASHCRAFT, will
a new paddle to Mr. Smith his
old one must be worn out by now.
I, KEN BAKER, will Mrs. Mc-
Alaster's burnt charcoal steaks to
Barbara Moore, whom I hope has
the teeth to chew them.
I, DAVID BARGER, will the
Hall of Fame" project to Tim
Voth.
I, DIANE BENSON, will my
love for dissecting fetal pigs to
anyone in physiology who needs
it.
I, LINDA BREEDLOVE, will
my len-over occupational post
ers to Betty Flood.
I, RHONDA BRIDGMAN, will
my good times in Mr. Lewis
fourth period class to Linda
Bennett.
I, MARGIE BRIGGS, will my
wobbly diisk in Mrs. Windt's room
to Olie Ford.
I, LINDA BROWN, will all of
our journalism parties to some
one with a big appetite.
I, JOHN BUCK, will my envy
of Roy Taylor to anyone who be
lieves his second cousin is Roy
Rogers. ' j:
I, JUDITH BUEL, will locker
91 to Gary Ellis.
I, BOB BURDIC, being of sound
I, WYLENE BENNETT, Willi body and black lungs, will my
all the fun, luck, and laughter II summer, all of it until July, to
have had in Glag Girls to JanelllKris Nashlund.
I, ANNETTE BURR, will my
PE suit to the person who took it.
I, DOLLY BYRD, will to Bon
nie B yrd all the questionnaires
and letters I received after I gave
my Occupational report!
I, WAYNE CALVARY, do here
by will my stall in the basketball
room to my loving cousin, Opie
Williamson, my broken hurdles
Bennett and the rest of the fu
ture Flag Girls. I also will to
Dale Bennett my messy locker to
clean.
1, BILL BERNINGHAUSEN,
gladly will the National Honor
Society and its cooperative mem
bers to Dale Barger.
on the shoulders of the school leaders. They have gov
erned the school the best it has ever beengoverned.
They have anticipated the problems before they arise.
They have answered the issues justly: Mr. Smith
has perfected his system of dealing with school prob
lems. In short, no problem has arisen to create an
issue for the students to unite behind.
But what can be done for next year? The new
SSS will solve some of the problem. The long range
goal of SSS this year and in preceding years was
lost for want of a short range prize. The new SSS can
create that prize and boost morale and arouse in
terest. But the SSS committee, like a car, is only a
piece of machinery. However, if the students can
unite with enthusiasm and drive behind the idea of
SSS, it can be the unifying factor that the school
needs. K: B
tissue paper to Jim Chamberlain,
so that he can amuse himself in
Trig next year.
I. SHARON BOETTCHER. will
The guilt, but it should not be called that, rests my last chair in band to John
Wood.
I, STEPHEN BORNET, will
my baton, blisters, hardships, and
high hat to "the 1966 Drum Ma
jor may he slip in the mud at
Homecoming!
I, LAYLE BOSTWICK, will the
"AL" yell to the seniors of 1966
to be carried on in grand style.
I, MONTE BOTTS, will my
locker to the junior who cleans
it out.
I, BOB BOWLIN, will one gold-
plated church key to Gary Bob-
bett.
I, STEVE BOUNDS, will my
ability to wear old clothes of
practically any sort to school to
Stan Burch.
I, JAMES BOWMAN, will all
my swats to Joe Whitsett.
I, MIKE BRADY, being of
sound mind and good standing in
Randy Nelson, and all the
pain of school work to the Ash
land High Student Body.
I. STEVE CHAPMAN, will a
small portion of my great musical
to Judy Wacker and Susan Hess.
I, SUE CILA.PPELL, will my
place in any Econ class to any
lucky junior.
I. JIM CONKLIN, will Mr. Bar
low's speeches on the facts of
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Weitman, treasurer; and Amy !
Helm point manager.
Also the GRA will be having
their end-of-the-year party at Mc
Kee Bridge Park on the Apple
gate. HONOR SOCIETY
New officers for Honor So
ciety were elected several weeks
ago, with Mr. Harry Wright, the
advisor, present. Dale Barger is
taking over the president's posi
tion from Bill Berninghausen, and
Susan Hess will be vice-president,
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replacing Dave Barger. As the
secretary, Carol Pennington will
fill in for Margy Rucker, and
udy Wacker will replace Linda
Prescott as treasurer. Plans are
now being discussed for next
year's activities.
LETTERMAN'S CLUB
Letterman's Clube lected offi
cers for the 1905-66 school year.
They are as follows: Tim Voth,
president; Terry Clark, vice
president; and John Williams,
secretary.
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