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ROGUE NEWS
FRI., DEC. 3, 1963
iattle Against Philistinism
by Janice Sowards
AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE baked foods sale last week to
The AFS club is planning a raise money. Sheila Butler show
book fair December 8-9. English ed the club slides taken on her
Here in the cultural backwash of the
little province of Southern Oregon,
where Southern Oregon College prides
itself on offering Spanish, French, and
German to its students, there is plenty
of room at the top for AHS to take
the lead in the battle against philis
tinism. And how can we cultivate an
air of cosmopolitan awareness and in
tellectual enlightenment? We can do
so by expanding our language pro
gram to include Russian, German, and
Latin.
Those unpatriotic students who
want to See Europe First will benefit
in their travels abroad from a tho
rough knowledge of a (some) lan
guage (s) spoken there. As a matter of
fact, when and if restrictions are
adopted on foreign travel, you might
have to pretend to be a native to get
there (there being Germany, Russia,
etc.). Knowing and speaking (loudly
and scornfully) the language of your
adopted motherland will undoubtedly
help.
Folksingers, college students, and
virtually all who are beat andor left
have said their word for the inter
national understanding which results
from language study; I have nothing
to add to the trite comments already
gracing this ideal. Refer to the mar
tyrs of Sproul Hall if you're deeply
interested.
Probably most important for the days The club is also sciling '
average person and Undoubtedly most Christmas cards to raise money HONOR SOCIETY
important for any fake, language to support exchange students. The Honor Society has been
v. tv, v, H December 9 the AFS club is plagued by lack of attendance of
Study opens tne aoors to a neaay eholding a reception in honor of members at meetings. Officers
game known as foreign phrase-drop- Carol Pennington and Derek would appreciate the attendance
ping. Yes, this pastime of savants and if a?k- u ,parents of, Ashland of members at all meetings. The
1 , '. 1 , 4i, High students are invited. society sold cupcakes last week
swingers is open to you, too, student to raise money.
of Ashland High School. For aspirants band
to the prestige professions, a ju-
Band members finished their GIRLS' RECREATION
J t:-.uj.. i i- i. AssnniTinM
diciously dropped foreign maxim will Calendrs will be deiiVcred in The gra initiation win take
undoubtedly humble and impress any January. The Band is preparing Place December 6. It will be di
audience of fools (clients). numbers to be presented at Camp v'ded into three sections, includ-
White in the near future.
An enthusiastic new staff member
ing morning, afternoon and eve
ning activities. An added surprise
to the student body will be the
selling of girl slaves during the
could afford the school this sophisti- ThJ" rrU. , .1p,j .,
Cation and learning. What I had in started Nov. 22 and will end Dec. mornin8 activities.
mind was someone intelligent and 10- It ls hoped that all girls will
participate in the sale.
Mystery Students
emotionally stable, so that we wouldn't
have to plot for the teacher's resig- grizzettes
nation or hope for his (her) death The Grizzettes are planning a The mystery students for the
after we got him (her) . We're search- n,maKc sale, carlv J"-'t month. iast issue of tnc RoKue Nw8 werc
inr n yATn oft t ln m, n trill They haVe als0 ordercd sweat Linda Hormel and Tade Farmer,
ing for a remedy to CUre, not kill. shirts which they plan to sell The mystery cirl is a brown-
And how can we accomplish the
haired, blue-eyed senior. She is
a Girls' I pa.niP ift,r-er sinH onir,i-
attainment of this language program Spanish club basketball and tennis. Her favor-
we want and need? Burn Mr. Smith in The Spanish Club is planning ite color is purple and her favor
er f; o vtv, tt ii -nt in, an exciting money-making pro- ite food is pumpkin pie.
effigy? March on City Hall? No (these ject for the near future Proceeds The mysry , scnior
are appealinng but unpersuasive) , we will go toward the financing of likes fried chicken and the color
must take the course Of nonviolence a Pae in the annual. blue. He was born September 4,
already proven effective in student frencii club tZS&SZXSSZ
revolt, and Sign the petition which Newly elected officers of bcr of student council, and enjoys
demands improvement! If this fails, French Club are: Lisa Tumble- a good game of golf.
, -1,1 ,) o a ui j ,,, son- president; Darlene Beck, The names of these mystery
plans Will be made for an Ashland Guy vice-president; Marilyn Thomas, students will be printed in the
Fawkes Organization; activities Will secretary. The club sponsored a next issue of the Rogue News.
deal with gunpowder and burning stu-
dent body cards.
Should A Tradition
Be Changed?
VANITY FAIR
Small World
In the society in which we live, it is common to
disagree with or overlook simple responsibilities and
i ft i,Ueu infllhM J'I,0nndthP new ideas. Therefore, we live our lives in one con
slightly old fashioned styles be- tmUOUS Circle.
ing reflected in everything from we. in a sense, live in a narrow world of ideas
Why should the name of our school paper be make-up to perfumes. that are satisfying oniy for the moment. With this,
changed? Why should we be the ones to judge that Granny dresses, "Mod" style we believe that it opena and develops a whole and
the Kogue News isn't a good or proper name? Why acyansd "J lesstya,nes complete life. But I believe one must accept the
do the classes of '66, '67, and '68 think they have the found in accessories all reflect theory that there is more to learn. Knowledge goes
right to change something that has been chosen and British influence. beyond the bounds of our petty concepts and ideals,
accepted by the students before them? Is it really in makeup, big, big eyes, The student is not a whole being until he becomes
everyone who wants the name changed? Or just the Mhrg interested in the world's society,
vote of two or three study halls? If the name of the to every lipstick and are avail- This, then, is what our school functions are also
paper should be changed, then the whole student able in a wide range of types, based on. Many times, we ignore the obligations that
body, including the faculty, should have a chance ySmwarandtoTonS are solely ours because we feel "I'm too busy to be
to vote if they even want it changed. which reflect evening light. Be- bothered." Yet we find time for more leisure and
Then there is that word "SHOULD." Should the appealing activities
name be changed? The founders of our country weather. I have written this for your purpose. We defeat
named our new home America. It has stayed that The trick with eye make-up is the purpose of our education by not taking part in
way through the years. Why hasn't it been changed? to add depth and mystery to eyes school functions. So how can we be whole individuals
I am sure that there are many people who don't uVhu;an l without participating m part ot our society :
necessarily like the name. And our tlag . Oh boy ! Red achieved through the use of
and blue together. muted shades of brown instead
of black for lining and shading
Seriously, the name of our country and the col- eyes,
ors of our flag haven't changed because the people Highlighting and shading make
have a great love and respect for both. When some- Fg
one says red, white, and blue, you think of our giri to change her facial contours
country, America. And when someone says Rogue by highlighting good features and
News, you think of AHS. It doesn't need to say Grizz- ftZres Ut t0 Pr0mi"
lies or Ashland. The name shouldn't be changed, the BeCau.se the "London Look"
school behind it should be. It should get better with tends to remind one of the old
each graduating class, until it can stand up to a name fashioned girl, perfumes also play
J. C.
as big as KOGUE NEWS!
K.B.
THE ROGUE NEWS
picture a girl presents. Most remi
niscent of the old-fashioned girl
are the floral fragrances and the
slightly sophisticated woodsy
scents.
Hairstyles are going to the ex
tremes. Girls who like long hair
it very, very long and
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