HARLEM CLOWNS PLAY
TONIGHT
AHS GYMNASIUM
ROGUE NEWS NAME
CHANGE VOTING
RESULTS - PAGE 4
VOL. 42, No. 4
ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOL, ASHLAND, ORE.
FRI., DEC. 3, 1965
Pass
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Dsssie
Debaters Place Second;
Christy, Hassell Win Six
3-1 Margin Gives $2.4
Million For Remodeling
Overwhelmingly passing the "I am very pleased with the 1,607 yes and 720 no. Another
bill, a small number of Ashland outcome," said Superintendent issue, $1,163,000, to finance two
voters voted on the 1965 school Stanley C. Jobe. "The vote will junior high schools was defeated
bond issue recently. benefit future generations of in 1957 by a three to one margin.
The bill, which supplies the Ashland school pupils." Negotiations Started
city with $2.4 million for finan- This was the second time in According to Superintendent
cing acquisitions, remodeling, six years that Ashland voters Jobe, negotiations have started on
and new building construction, passed a bill to finance such con- securing the financing authorized-
was authorized 1,197 yes to 372 struction. In 1959, the city voted Top priority has been named
no for a three to one margin. At on a $1,275,000 bond issue to to the new high school issue, a
the time of the unofficial releases, build a new junior high school, new elementary school, additions
26 ballots were challenged. Final vote in that election was to the junior high school, and
purchase of property adjoining
Lincoln school.
Architectural drawings have
started to take shape for the new
elementary school, while detailed
planning of the high school will
be held off for a while.
AHS Remodeling
Fourteen students represent- ual events, eight of the 14 entries The remodeling program at
ing Ashland High School in the Qualified for the finals. Ashland Senior High calling for
annual Southwest Oregon Invita- Yesterday the team left for $1 million is the major feature
tional Debate Tournament in Coos Forest Grove for the annual Pa- of the bond issue.
Bay, November 12 and 13. finish- cific University tournament. En- The AHS staff is working on
ed in second place, one point be- ,ries 'n tne contest are: Cathy plans for several buildings in
hind the Medford team Christy, Donna Hassell, Ellen close proximity, each housing
Cathy Christy and Donna Has- aft, Jackie Peterson, Mary certain departments. Because of
sell earned top honors, winning Alley. Paula Hotan Kr,s N sh- the growing number of q rtudcnla
first place out of 17 teams in the lund' ,Mlke f! Linda Walker, at AHS and because of flexibility
j.u... Tu0 b:..i,j tv,o and Jrja Keil, oxford debate; the new high school was planned
tFZSFS La in the campus concept
lVXrClhrrfv S stated "whe mLkuIg
t A-jLi.-j : ih' .' ' Christy, Curtis White, and Ginny lot and Curry s Plumbing stands,
neous speaking division. Donna Lawrence extemporaneous speak- to house the math department;
earned a second place win for "g; Mike Lewis Jackie Peterson, near Siskiyou Boulevard, to house
her humorous interpretation. A Uonn Ha??e and J"rja English hi, tor y, economics,
second place was also awarded ?ra'0r llc" raft, K"s speech drama, and foreign Ian-
to Jackie Peterson in the radio land' Paula Hoffman, and Cathy guage departments. The old high
sneaking division Chris,y' serious interpretation; school building will be phased
. ... . . and Donna Hassell, Mary Alley, out over the next three years and
Several mombers qualified for and Linda Wenker, humorous in- replaced as rapidly as possible,
finals but did not place. They terpretaUon. Library
. , t v ;c o vmi fnr Z JaT . re'ers" an "en The team will be out to top last The library and home econom-
Because of her participation in state Tr" " ratt, tdebate; Curt's Wh,te and year's showing at Pacific when ics departments will be retained
several school activities Amy the National Council of Teachers Glnny Lawrence, extemporaneous Scott Weavers first pplace in and added on to when the old
Helm was selected as Girl of the of English Award. speaking; Cathy Christy, im- Junior Division Lincoln-Douglas building is torn down.
Term by the Business and Pro- This ye ar Amy is Gnmrtto promptu speaking; Mary Alley debate was the only pface The " , plan wi ca or
fessional Women. Pre si, en GRA Po.n Manager umoru interpretation; and earned by the Ashland squad. a centra!iy.iocated building to
During high school. Amy has FBLA Swapbook Chairman and Kns Nashlund and Paula Hoff- Atcndance at the tourney was hold lockers. This will probably
taken the Able and Gifted courses l'""1.."" "3n? man' estimated to be approximately be located where the parking lot
at Southern Oregon College, and ne 18 . c T, , , , I The over all debate record 760 students representing 50 high street is today.
has participated on Juvenile Jury. "-'' " showed Ashland teams winning schools from throughout the Across Mountain Ave. may be
is wniie losing lour, in inaivia- state.
Amy Helm Selected
Girl of the Term
Receives Citizen Award
She has also won several awards. Council,
She is a National Merit Semi- To Attend OSU
finalist this year, and last year Upon graduation, Amy plans
she won the Chemistry Award, to attend Oregon State Univer
Amy was also an AFS semi final- sity and major in Home Econom
ist last year. She has won many ics. Her minor will be in So
ribbons in the seven years she ciology.
has been in 4 H. For the past All girls chosen as Girl of the
three years Amy has attended the Term are invited to a BPW
meeting. They also receive a
pin which rotates to each Girl of
the Term. There are six girls
Student Council Votes
Voth Boy of the Month
Tim Voth, well-known athlete bv the Student Council. Voth was
Harlem Clowns r" Jh7Vc VTZ nendod by the same orga
Meet All-Star
Netters Tonite
year and from these six girls
one is selected as the most out
standing girl.
Good Citizen
Amy Helm received the Good
Citizen Award from the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution
The Harlem Clowns and Ash- on November 15.
land City All-Star basketball The award is based on four
game will he held in the Ashland qualifications: dependability, ser
High School gymnasium on Dc- vice, leadership, and patriotism,
ceniber 3 at 8 p.m. The senior class chose three
The Ashland City All-Stars senior girls, the faculty then
will be made up of former Ash- voted for one of the girls for
land High basketball players as this award.
well as teachers from the high She will now compete in dis
school and junior high. trict, and if a winner will go on
The game will be sponsored by to state and then to national. The
the Ashland High Booster Club, state winner will receive a $100
and the proceeds from the game savings bond and the national
will be used for the many activi- winner a $1000 scholarship to the
ties carried on by the Booster college of her choice,
dub. "I was surprised and very hon-
Admissiun is $1.50 for adults ored at being chosen for these
and $l.Uu for students. awards," said Amy.
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the new student parking lot plus
the space next to the church.
"Buildings will be planned to
fit the programs," said Jobe, "not
the programs to fit the buildings."
For this reason, it may be a year
before definite drawings of the
new school will be released.
Fall Play Success
"The Fall nlav was a success
Tim was chosen because of his and was enjoyed by everyone
outstanding athletic achieve- who went. Those who saw it had
ments, particularly in football only good things to sav about it."
this year. Tim was half back and said Mr. Marlin Shanks, director,
captain of the Grizzly team. He After the cast had taken .sev
was chosen all-conference half-eral curtain calls on the closing
back 1st team. Voth was also night, they presented Mr. Shanks
chosen 3rd team in the Oregon- with a gift pf their appreciation,
ian all-state team and 4th team on He was given a Peter, Paul, and
the Oregon Journal all-state team. Mary album and a white T-shirt
Tim has been outstanding in with a large red "S" on it which
fields other than athletic teams, stands for Super Shanks. He was
He represented Ashland at nicknamed this for his hard work
Beaver Boys State this year and with the cast. The "S" was made
attended the conference for
Christian Athletes last summer at
Southern Oregon College. Tim is Cnmmn Fwpntc
a member of Humanities Seminar wmiiiy i-vcui
and president of this year's active End of 6 weeks Dec. 3
Letterman's Club. Basketball at Cottage Grove
. Tim was elected Boy of the Dec. 3
Month for October. November's Basketball, Harlem Clowns
Boy of the Month will be an- Dec. 3
nounced in December. Debate, Pacific Dec. 3 ,4