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Several Ashland High School
organizations devote their time
almost exclusively to the pro
motion of school spirit Among
these are the rally squads,
Grizzettes, Flag Girls, the Grizz
ly marching band, and the ma
jorettes. Also adding to school
spirit is the traditional grizzly
bear.
The rally squads are elected
after tryouts each spring. The
high school elects eight varsity
yell squad members and the in
coming sophomore class elects
four junior varsity yell leaders.
The 196667 varsity rally queen
is senior Chris Wiley. Chris is
assisted by seniors Oanis Conk
lin, LuJuana Ferreira, Carolyn
Hassell, and Moya Sander, and
juniors Pam Howard and Anne
Schweibert.
JV Rally
Sophomores Marlene Bohn,
DeAnna Greene, Heidi Hooper,
and Lavon Phelps make up the
junior varsity yell squad. This
squad is responsible for leading
yells at both junior varsity and
sophomore games.
Besides leading yells at var
ious sports events throughout
the year, both rally squads also
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PERFORMING in one of their many parade appearances are the prize-winning Flag Girls. Members
of the group are: Head Flag Girl, Jodi Tyler; red line leader, Nicki Benbrook; red line members, Dale
Balog, Patty Buckles, Janell Bennett, Jackie Campbell, Judy Jameson, Diane Kirby, Marva McPher
son, Sheryl Mitchell, Marie Morse, Chris Shelton, Diane Slapnicka, Linda Zarka; white line leader,
Vickie Dedrick; white line members, Judy Eksfrom, Patty Gay, Ardith Kerr, Linda Lyda, Kathy Mc
Guire, Jeannie Miller, Allyn Myers. Shirley Sabin, Sandy Schoonover, Julie Vance, Pearline Witt,
Sandy Wolfe.
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plan skits to help promote
school spirit at pep assemblies.
Each summer the varsity cheer
leaders attend a workshop at
Lewis and Clark College. They
learn new ideas for promoting
spirit by meeting girls from
throughout Oregon.
Beginning its third year as a
promoter of school spirit is
Ashland High School's pep
club, the Grizzettes. Led by
president Paula Hoffman and
advisor Mrs. Hattie Converse,
the group spends many hours
and a large amount of money
attending all home games and
as many out-of-town games as
possible. Membership in Griz
zettes is open to all junior and
senior girls who have a grade
point C average and approval
by the advisor and dean of
girls.
FUg Girls
Ashland High School's flag
girl drill team has taken on an
entirely new look this year with
the purchase of new uniforms
and the use of multi-colored
flags.
Although tryouts were much
more formal for membership in
this year's group than in pre
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vious years. Flag Girls have al
most doubled their membership.
A new system of leadership has
also been put into effect with
three leaders instead of the
usual one. Jodi Tyler, who has
been a flag girl for the past
two years, is head flag girl.
Senior Nicki Benbrook and
junior Vickie Dcdrick are as
sistants. The group's advisor is
Miss Maureen Smith.
Majorettes
Majorettes Julie Cox and Deb
bie Evans, both seniors, have
also added sparkle to pep as
semblies and halftime shows
this year. Their routines include
those involving the use of floral
shields, two batons, and lighted
batons. The majorettes also
represent AHS at many out-of-town
performances with the
Grizzly marching band.
The famous grizzly bear's
faithful appearance at athletic
events has revived an old
AHS custom. This year jun
iors Harvey Yordy and Gerald
Gunter alternately wear the
disguise that brings the real
spirit of the grizzly bear back
again to AHS.
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GRIZZETTE MEMBERS are: Front Row (I. to r.): Theresa Myers,
Vickie Parker, Richie Choat, Carol Tarbox, Chris Collins, Nancy
James, Paula Hoffman.
Second Row: Judy Nidever, Kathy Felger, Ruth Evans, Enid
I.anger, Debbie Slapnicka, Georgianna SixkiUer, Janet Thompson.
Third Row: Judy Hare, Jane Belland, Penny Fletcher, Barbara
Hormel, Paddy Oakley, Teresa Loegel, Jane Turner.
Fourth Row: Nancy Wyatt, Sue Dunn, Dian Calhoun, Joan Har
desty, Lynette Cornwall, Lois Lahr, Monte Bradshaw, Jan Grey.
Not pictured: Carolyn Shultx, Kathy Hall.
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ciation officers and five other
members attended the state
Girls' Athletic Association con
vention held in McMinnville.
The officers who attended
were Judy Jameson, president;
Cathy Phelps, vice-president;
Nancy Phillips, intramural man
ager; Betty Mayo, publicity
manager; and Patrice Roberts,
sophomore representative.
Other representatives were
Bernadette Hawk, Renee Dreis
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than last year, according to Mr.
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This year the library has sub
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"Wood Working Digest'," and
"Sporting News." Of these new
magazines there are also two
popular ones, "Ingenue" and
"Today's Secretary" that should
be of interest to the girls. These
magazines will soon be arriving
at the school library.
The book budget is larger
than it has been in previous--,
years so the library has been
able to buy many new paper
back books. Every month new
books are added to this collec
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