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"generation gap" at a recent National School Assembly. He
dedicated his program to the principles, ideals ami
perseverence of a Great People. It was designed to bring to the
young people the awareness of the great traditions they are
inheriting and the opportunities they face.
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Several students at Ashland
High have taken on the
responsibility of planning
America's future in a Great
Decisions Program.
This program originated in
Oregon and is now sponsored
nationally by the Foreign Policy
Association, which has its
headquarters in New York.
Students participating in this
program will meet Thursday
evenings, in the home of one of
the members.
Seniors who will be
participating are: Kenn Conger.
Debbie Clover, Jane Davis,
Cynthia Dodge, Wendy Ellis,
Bruce Lorber, Deanna McNabb,
Joyce Mobley, Vicki Ragland,
and Sylvia Roderick.
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LETTERMAN'S CLUB
If everyone remembers the
Medford basketball game, you
will recall an added attraction.
Not only was there spirit for a
change, but the Letter man's
Club started a group of boys
clapping wood blocks together.
Inspired by the club's efforts,
other boys joined the group and
they screamed "little ditties" of
ropes and trees to players, fans,
and referees, in particular.
The Letter men also painted
the AHS spirit can, used at
games.
FTA
The Future Teachers of
America had their first meeting
recently. As yet, a president has
not been elected.
Members of the SOC club
invited students to attend and
participate in their meetings.
Plans were made for speakers
and panels.
FNA
Also trying to work with SOC
students is the Future Nurses of
America Club. They are planning
a trip to Portland. They ordered
candy to sell and are continuing
work as volunteer help at Mt.
View Nursing Home and
Ashland's Community hospital.
FFA
Since we have so many
Future "something of America
You can get anything you want . . .
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Guild Presents
Romantic Satire
"Arms and the Man," by
George Bernard Shaw, will be
presented by the Ashland High
School Drama Guild.
The play, which is student
run and directed, will be
presented March 13, 14, and 15
at the Junior High stage.
Junior Betsy Hester, assisted
by Cynthia Ragland. a
sophomore at AHS, will be
directing this production.
The cast consists of the
following students: Neil Anipel.
Kenneth Conger, Kirk Davies.
Leslie Grimm. Mark Maxwell.
Dennis Mills. Vicki Rjgland.and
Cathy Rifle.
Miss Hester, who wishes to be
referred to as "the Agnes
Bownier of AHS," describes the
play as "a satire on the romantic
viewpoint of the soldier in war."
Any students interested in
helping making costumes,
working on backstage
production or lighting are asked
to contact either Miss Hester or
Mr. London, the Drama Guild's
advisor.
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