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PAGE FOUR ROGUE NEWS Fill., DEC. 3, 19G5 Name Change Under Needed 103 Undecided Votes Majority Ballot Majority more up-to-date name should go the matter over carefully. They in its place. They say Medford, decided that the name change Crater, and many other schools would have as many bad points have names that suit the school as good ones. When one-sixth of a or its nickname. Suggestions for student body show that they need a new name vary greatly. Those more time to think the debate sophisticated suggestions were: over, it shows that the school is The Grizzly Journal, Grizzly Star, not ready for the measure. AHS Herald, and the Crimson u ;s true that a majority of According to the student body Courier. In-between suggestions the studuents voted Yes to the Not Reached by John Kaegi Should the name, Rogue News, be changed ( cry-! " ""'. ' I i 1 : i of Ashland Senior High School, KLUNK OF THE MONTH Pictured above Is this month's Klunk, owned by Dave Toney. Klunk of the "Month were the Bruin Bulletin, ihe measure, but a very small ma- the debate on the name change Gnzz,y Grow!- he frizzly Globe, jority. Three hundred forty-five issue deserves much more con- and tne Grizzly Hi-life. Those is a very small majority of 643, sideration before it is changed. wlth a sense of humor indicated and is not close to the needed vmim. nf Nnv iq hnw that the "Bear Facts" was a good two-thirds maioritv to make the that the majority of the students name- change. by Bruce Amsworth now attending AHS feel that the Aire"8"" . , T, So, the senior citizens of Ash- Dave Toney is the lucky indi- Enough of that, let's get an school newspaper should have a An AHb supervisor said, Ihe ,and dQ nQt have tQ worry aDOut vidual holding the title on this eyeful of the interior. It's a mas new name. But, there is not a na,"e (Rogue News) was made thejr masterpiece and tradition boss '37 Chevy. Dave got it from terpiece. Dave said it was done large enough majority at the uf by ma"y tne semor citizens being ousted; at least, not until a destitute flamenco dancer who by an eccentric pear picker who present time to make such a of Ashland. These senior citizens, a two.tnirds majority of AHS stu- gave Dave 3 pesos and a cold en- perfectly reproduced a rat's nest drastic change. who make up the town itself, dents have carefully considered chilada to get him to take it off in the cab of this very pick-up. More Serious Thought would be very disappointed to the debate and decided that the his hands. Now iet s make the buK move Before the name of any organi- -e lnt-'T misitip".": """w" name change would be appro- Let's stand back (the farther pop that hood. Gadzooks, it's zation which traditionally retain- f"1 replaced by something priate would the people who invented the better) and take a look at not stock. A big '52 Chev 6 pushes this handsome beast. It's got a this screamer. As I gaze upon competition paint job but it looks this masterpiece of automotive like the rust is winning. Note the science, suddenly the words of side boards, another custom fea- Shakespeare come to me (bubble, ture by Toney, put there to keep bubble, toil and trouble), a sometimes boisterous crowd Nothing personal, Dave, but we from falling off after a keen day all got our problems. Your's is at the lake. Another wild custom green and we're glad you hold ed its title over five decades is 'Kriinht nn in Hnlo ' mnph rnnrp serious thought must be evident the "Pf name Gfrc Ccindv behind the decision. According pointed, but those who had a hand WHS OGII V-OTiay to the results, which demanded at " namln8 th,eA"b Annual ( ihe least a two third majority of the &u would be disappointed. fQf Scholarships student body before a change is The Rogue was named m accord- r o,i h .,i.c 0 i rH ance with the Rogue News. The nirls' I.eaeue has heeun its an for a' name change. The results 'wo fit Perfectly together," say nual candy sale proceeds from featUre is the '46 Buick driveline the title Klunk of the Month and of 643 votes cast in the name -""- the candy sale will constitute used as a stack behind the cab, not us. change vote showed 103 people Plo-oate. fcopmsticatea scholarships for outstandding says Dave. oh, that's nice. Note Author's Note Beware of were undecided about the situa- 1 n name aoes no ?my nave senior girls. the homemade slicks, it's more flamenco dancers bearing '37 tion. A two-third majority of 643 a traditional value, 11 is a very Candy is being distributed to fun to make your own, claims Chews, or never trust a naked votes is 429. Of the nearly-top up-to-date, sophisticated name, Ashland High girls to sell to their Dave. bus driver. amount of votes cast, only 345 "'- m families and lriends. the girl voters showed that they definitely at the southernmost tip of the who sells the " most candy will wanted the name changed. And a RSue Valley, so the name isn t reccive $5 as a prize. Cashew relatively large number of voters completely i&uuung amuuuu. Butter Crunch, Old Fashioned ul " ,ulcl "'""t,"' Virginia reanut uruncn, uia Fashioned Sparkling Mints, Krisp Nuggets, Cashew Patties, and are selling for $1 Nuutarama Glace is selling for $1.75, and Fruit Cake is sell ing for $2.95. The candy is of a very high quality. Mrs. Frances Lattin. FTA ad- Mr- Mobley has. constructed a is evidence that the paper has re- Knr nnrf tnT AshlanH Hich new Plnt box which has been said definitely "no" to the ques tion. One hundred ninety-three ballots had an "X" in the box indicating no. This was one-third of those who voted and much over one-half of the yes votes. Change With School Copies of the Rogue News have been saved since 1920 and there . Nuggets, Cashi Group Attends ftL FTA Meeting tained its name since 1911. This girls attended the Future Teach- Paccd in the studv hal1; Point is us irauuionai vaiue. some say ers of America Convention at 6"" the name could possibly be Linfield College, Novembe rl2-13. urKea 10 recorQ meir points. LAUNDRY & CLEANERS 1465 Siskiyou 482-2281 Perrine's GARLAND, LEVIS, WHITE STAG PETER'S SnOES On the Plaza changed when the new school is finished Karen Baker, Penny Fletcher, Nancy James, Jane Lorenzen, and The debate has two strong Mrs i.a.tin drove to McMinnville sides. On the yes side, people in a state car Friday. They toured contend that the name has noth- the Oregon State University ing to do with the school or its campus jn Corvallis and arrived nickname. They also say that the at Linfieid College at 3:00 that name is outdated and a newer, afternoon. At 6:30, a banquet was held at which Governor Hatfield spoke. The following day, a voting took place in which state officers were elected. In the afternoon, two panels discussed new trends in education and college life. The group returned to Ashland Satur day night. Mrs. Lattin felt the convention was unorganized in that lodging was scarce and entertainment was not well prepared. She dis closed that next year the conven tion will be held in Ashland. ON THE PLAZA In the heart of Ashland THE CENTER OF GOOD EATING Plaza Restaurant WE HAVE MOVED across the street between Varsity Theatre and Mark Antony Hotel Come in and see us ELHART MUSIC SHOP 180 East Main St. LITHIA GROCERY ON THE PLAZA 482-3556 For the finest in groceries MILDRED ZIMMERLEE Rexall Drug Downtown Ashland PRESCRIPTIONS FOUNTAIN For Your Christmas Shopping Phil Lay - Business Machines SALES - SERVICE 77 OAK ST. Ph. 482-4871 REPAIRS ASHLAND, ORE. Kimjo Casuals "where you shop relaxed" Open Monday Evening till 9 B J JEWELERS LOVEBRIGHT DIAMONDS 283 EAST MAIN IN ASHLAND Pioneer Village Shopping Center OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. 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