WED., JUNE 4, 1969
Kiwanis
Two Ashland High seniors,
Diane Kirby and Phil Michael
were recently selected by the
Kiwanis as Girl and Boy of the
nine weeks.
Diana Kirby and Phil Michael pose between activities.
Cornwall, Parnell To Speak At
'69 Senior Ceremonies
Graduation exercises for the
1968-69 school year will begin
with Baccalaureate being held on
Sunday, June 1st., with
Commencement and the annual
all-night party on Thursday,
June Sth.
Baccalaureate
Speaking at Baccalaureate
will be Rev. Robert Ellis, giving
the invocation. The scriptural
reading will be read by Rev.
Charles Mylander. "He Missed
Happiness," the title of the
Baccalaureate sermon will be
given by Rev. Robert Cornwall.
Baccalaureate will begin at 8:00
p.m. Sunday, June 1st in the
gym.
Commencement
Mr. Dale Parnell, State Supt.
of Public Instruction-State of
Oregon, Salem, Oregon, will be
the main speaker at
Commencement.
The talk which he will be
giving is entitled "Freedom."
Commencement will begin at
8:00 p.m. -in Thursday, June
Sth in the gym.
All-Night Party
One of the highlights of
graduation is the annual all-night
party which is held after the
Commencement exercises are
completed on Thursday night.
A picnic fare, swimming, and
dancing to the music of the
Papre Orph'ns, will start the
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Select Citizens
Head Flag Girl
Miss Kirby was awarded the
title of Girl of the nine weeks as
a result of her work this year as
Head Flag Girl, after being in the
evening off. These activities will
be held from 10:00-1:00 a.m.
and will be held in the home of
Dr. Christian Hald. The Varsity
Theatre will be showing a movie
from 12:00-3:00 a.m. For those
who want to bowl. Rondo Lanes
will be open from 2.00-4:00
a.m. The Southern Oregon
College pool will be open from
3:00-5:00 a.m.
Winding up the all-night
party, the graduates and their
guests can meet at the home of
Dr. John Reynolds for an early
morning breakfast from
4:00-7:00 a.m.
KEITH'S DOUGLAS
SERVICE STATION
Complete line of service
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We give SiH Green Stamps
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organization for the past three
years, and her work in Drama
Guild productions and activities.
She has also participated in the
Able and Gifted Classes at SOC
and she has assisted Mrs. Wight
all year as an English aide.
Activities in Band
Michael, during his three
years in high school has actively
participated in the band. He
plays the saxaphone in the pep
band and the orchestra. He is
also a member of the National
Honor Society, ad participated
in the Able and Gifted Classes.
Selections of Citizen
Bach nine Weeks, two
students are selected on the basis
of their leadership and
noteworthy contributions to the
school. This choosing was
recently taken over by the
Ashland Kiwanis Club from the
Boy and Girl of the Nine Weeks
Committee.
YOARC
The state convention of the
youth Oregon Association for
Retarded Children was held May
16 and 17, at Southern Oregon
College. One of the main
speakers for the event was Cliff
Robertson, movie actor, and star
of the motion picture "Charly."
Mr. Robertson is active in the
National Association for
Retarded Children (NARC). He
spoke to the students about his
work in NARC, and also about
the production of the movie,
"Charly."
Miss Oregon, Marjean Kay
Langley, was the speaker at a
banquet which was part of the
event. Also speaking to the
students was Tom Boyles,
representative from the Ashland
Jaycees.
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ASHLAND'S
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Five Clubs Elect
New Officers
With the end of the school
year approaching, many clubs at
Ashland High are electing new
officers for the year 1969-70.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Next year's Honor Society'
president is Scott Jensen, junior.
Assisting him will be Leslie
Grimm, junior, as vice-president,
and Niel Ampel, junior,
secretary.
FUTURE NURSES
Sharon Morris, junior, has
been chosen as the president for
the Future Nurses Club. Cheryl
Dailey, sophomore, will serve as
vice-president, and Anita
Moreno, sophomore, will be
secretary.
LETTERMAN'S CLUB
New officers for Letterman's
Club are Jim McClean, junior,
president, Larry Edwards, junior
vice-president. and Rob
Con. Held At SOC
The students were welcomed
to SOC by President F.lmo
Stevenson, and Steve Nelson,
student body president.
The students also drew up
their state constitution, and
Cliff . Robertson addressing
convention.
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Merriman, sophomore,
secretary-treasurer.
AFS
Chosen as officers for
American Field Service club
were Alice Dale, junior,
president, and Leslie Grimm,
junior, vice president. Assisting
them will be Marjorie Rio,
junior, secretary, and Wendy
Ellis, junior, activities chairman.
FBLA
Future Business Leaders of
America chose Kay Ridinger,
sophomore, president for
1969-70. Other officers chosen
were Connie Poulsen, junior,
vice-president, and Linda
Gettling, junior, secretary.
Other organizations who have
not elected officers yet are
Future Teachers of America,
Drama Guild, Hope Corps, and
Girls Recreation Association.
participated in various
recreational activities.
Those attending from
Ashland High were, Cindy
Taylor, Glenna Taylor, Deanna
Greene, Judy Hyde, Darlene
Dragoo, and Kelly Copelaml.
members of the YOARC
of '69
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