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KOGUE NEWS
FRI., APR. IS, 1966
Future Business Leaders
Sponsor Many Activities
The Future Business Leaders
Association has been very active
this year, according to Mrs.
Fowler, club advisor.
Oflicers of the club are: presi
dent, Sally Loc; vice-president,
Bernard Hamm; secretary, Cathy
Hawk; treasurer, Carol Winner;
and reporter, Amy Helm.
The club has been selling
Continental Breakfast since Oc
tober of this year. They hope to
Ginny Lawrence
Gains Journalism
Study Scholarship
Ginny Lawrence, Ashland
High School junior, has recently
been awarded a scholarship to
attend a journalistic study ses
sion this summer.
Ginny was awarded a $200
scholarship from the University
of Kansas to attend the Mid
western Music and Art Camp.
Ginny will be participating in
the Journalish Division of the
camp. During the six-week ses
sion, the group will study all
ph pases of journalism, includ
ing story writing, editing, and
pae makeup. The journalism
division will be responsible for
publishing the camp newspaper.
The applicants were judged
on the basis of their journalism
activities, their essays stating
why they wanted to attend the
camp, and a required letter of
recommendation.
S. 0. Prometheus
Program Begins
Its First Season
Several sophomores and jun
iors have been nominated for
the Southern Oregon Prome
theus Program this summer, an
nounced Mrs. Zwick, English
Department head.
Two hundred students from
Southern Oregon will be chosen
to participate in the program
for gifted students. They will be
chosen not only on academic
standards, but on their unique
ness. Beginning on July 11, the
project will last for approxi
mately six weeks, terminating
on August 20. It will consist of
classes, lectures and field trips
to various sites in the valley.
All students taking part will
live in the Southern Oregon
College dormitories. All ex
penses are paid by sponsors of
the project.
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continue this practice next year.
The club is also selling Grizzly
Guides f or 50 cents each. Grizz
ly Guides include the name,
address and phone number of
every student at Ashland High.
A snow party with Medford was
held Feb. 5, and the club spon
sored a rummage sale the second
and ninth of April. Induction
ceremonies were held December
2 and the club now has 31
members.
FBLA is working on a scrap
book to carry a Shakespearean
theme to the state convention
to be held in Corvallis May 15
and 16. Ashland is in charge
of the entertainment for the
convention. Bernard Hamm is
a candidate for Mr. FBLA and
Jackie Thompson is a candidate
for state vice-president The
club also hopes to send one
delegate to the National FBLA
Convention to be held in New
Orleans in June.
Ashland's FBLA organization
has a fine relationship with the
Ashland business community.
President Sally Loe states,
"Through the club, one can gaia
greater understanding of the
part business plays in the world
and in the community."
Pam Lewis
Wins Tickets
Pam Lewis, Ashland High
School senior, recently won two
tickets to the opera "Madame
Butterfly" at the Oriental
Theatre in Portland.
Pam applied for the tickets by
writing a letter telling her rea
sons for wanting to go and turn
ing it in to her counselor. Pam
wrote that she would like to go
because she is interested in
music and is planning on ma
joring in music in college. She
ended her letter by thanking
the foundation for giving so
many students the opportunity io
witness a real opera.
Although Madame Butterfly
was sung in Italian, Pam said
she enjoyed the performance.
Pam had her choice between
Madame Butterfly and Carmen,
and chose Madame Butterfly
after reading about the operas
and studying the reviews.
While Pam was in Portland,
she also attended the opera
"Cinderella" which was showing
at popular prices. She preferred
Cinderella because "the artists
were much better and the or
chestra was just tremendous."
A friend from Salem accom
panied Pam and used the other
ticket. Pam said the experience
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Dale Barger
Named AHS
Boy of Month
Dale Barger was selected Boy
of the Month by a vote ofthe
student council recently.
Besides receiving the United
States National Bank Work Col
lege Scholarship, Dale placed
second in the Elks' Leadership
Contest and third in the Elks'
Most Valuable Student Contest.
Dale is a member of the Let
termen's Club, student council,
and interclub council. He is
president of the National Honor
Society and attended the Able
and Gifted Classes held at
Southern Oregon College this
year. Dale is a member of the
Varsity Baseball team and pliy
ed on the Varsity Football Team
last fall. He is also a member
of the Humanities Seminar.
Dale likes serving his school.
"My three years at Ashland Sen
ior High School have been en
joyable and rewarding." After
graduation, Dale will work at
the United States National Bank
and attend school alternately.
He hopes to attend the Univer
sity of Oregon in Eugene. His
scholarship wilt pay the tuition
costs.
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Edward Krahel
Third In Contest
Janet Blank, student at Eagle
Point High School, was first
place winner in the annual
United Nations Pilgrimage Con
test. Shirley McNeil, Illinois
Valley High School, and Edward
Krahel, Ashland High School,
were second and third place
winners respectively.
Each February topics are as
signed for the essays. This year's
topic was "The Strength and
Weakness of the United Na
tions." The essay is supposed to
contain approximately 1,00?
words. The essays were col
lected in early March and they
were graded by a panel of three
judges at that time. Seventy-two
hours before the speak-off por
tion of the contest, the three
finalists received the topic for
their speech.
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G.R.A.
Cathy Phelps, district repre
sentative, is planning the dis
trict conference which will take
place at Ashland. The awards
for the members will be ordered
this week.
HONOR SOCIETY
Is considering a trip. The
place is to be decided by club
members at a later date.
GIRLS LEAGUE
Girls League is planning a
Father-Daughter Banquet April
21st. It will take place in the
Junior High Cafeteria. A guest
speaker and live entertainment
will follow the meal.
Mystery Students
November 4 is the birthdate
of the senior mystery girl for
this issue of the Rogue News.
She is 5'6" tall, has brown hair,
blue-grey eyes and weighs 116
pounds. Among her favorites are
swimming and steak.
The senior mystery boy's fa
vorite food is mutton. He is
6'2i" tall, weighs 165 pounds,
- has fair hair and blue eyes. His
birthday is February 29.
When the mystery students
were interviewed they were
asked the following questions:
What place would you like to
visit? Is there something you
would like to do that you have
never done? What occupation
are you going into? And what do
you think of the world situation?
Japan is where the mystery girl
would like to visit. She would
like to spend a whole summer
traveling around the U.S., and
she plans to go into elementary
teaching. She feels that the
world situation is extremely
serious and that something is
bound to happen soon.
The mystery boy says that he
would like to visit Ashland. He
just wear a smile
andajaiUZCIl
FROM
BAND
The band is preparing for the
annual Band Festival April 23.
It is also planning a trip to
Portland for an exchange con
cert with Centennial High
School May 14.
CHORUS
The chorus and orchestra
concert was postponed. The
group performed a concert for
the student body April 8.
LETTERMEN
They are fixing a Hall of fame,
a playday to grade school boys,
a workday for the Juniors to
start June, and spring initiation.
AHS G"s Work
As Teen Models
Several junior and senior
girls have been selected by
Burleson's in Medford to repre
sent Ashland High School as
teen models. Besides participat
ing in informal in-store style
shows, some of the girls have
participated in television style
shows.
AHS representatives alter
nate by modeling in pairs every
third or fourth Saturday. Mod
els include seniors Teresa Col
lier, Linda Davis, Jennifer
Madison, Sandi Tison, and Cyndi
Wright, and juniors Julie Cox,
Barbara Hormel, and Janean
Cummins.
says there is something he
would like to do but he did not
tell us what it is. He intends to
enter the commercial field and
thinks that the world situation
is great, if you like wars, riots
and unstable .governments.
The mystery students for the
last issue of the Rogue News
were Sandy Tison and Stan
Burch.
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