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ROGUE
NEWS
FRI., FEB. 27. 1970
Hassel Receives Award
It is a known fact that there
is no Betty Crocker, but there
are those who can't be
convinced.
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Making clothing is considered
a necessary part of
homemaking. Here Arlene
demonstrates one of her
many talents.
Debaters Triumph Aaain.
Sweep
For the fourth consecutive
year, the Ashland High debate
squad captured the Linfield
Grand Sweepstakes trophy.
The squad also participated in
an earlier tournament at Lewis
and Clark College.
The sophomore debaters won
the junior sweepstakes with a
total of 38 points, and the
seniors and juniors placed
second in their division for a
combined overall total of 77
points.
Junior division winners were
Annual
Variety and light
entertainment were the keynotes
of the 3rd Annual "All-Pops"
Many types of music were
demonstrated throughout the
Pop Concert. One group is
shown here singing folk
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One of these disbelievers is
Arlene Hassell, who was recently
selected Ashland High School's
1970 Betty Crocker Homemaker
of Tomorrow.
Miss Hassell along with
fifteen other girls took a test
covering the general and
common sense knowledge
considered necessary in running
a home. The test is presently
being judged on the state level
and she is now eligible for 102
scholarships totalling $110,000.
In addition to being yell
queen, Miss Hassell is also an
active member of the American
Field Service, honor society,
drama guild, and the executive
council.
She also finds time in her
busy schedule to participate in
the Saturday morning Able and
Gifted classes, the Chamber
Choir and is actively involved in
the Mormon Church.
In the event that she does
take first place in the state
competition, Miss Hassell and
the home economics instructor,
Pat Jjmes, will be granted an
expense paid educational tour of
Linfield Tourney
Caren Tracy and Cynthia
Ragland in junior women's
oxford debate, and Chuck Wiley
also placed first in junior men's
interview.
Second place winners in
junior division included Julie
Davies in junior women's
oratory, Steve Parsons in junior
men's salesmanship, and Lesli
Peterson in junior women's
impromptu.
The debate team of Alice
Dale and Cathy Riffe placed first
in senior women's
Pops Concert Smash Hit
Band Concert February 17.
The concert was held in the
Ashland High School gym at
8:00. Performing were the
Symphonic Band, AHS
Majorettes, Concert Choir, Stage
Band. A folk group. Root Beer
3:00 p.m. was also featured.
Raoul Maddox, co-director of
the Symphonic Band with
Warren Moore said, "The
purpose of the concert was to
provide a light entertainment,
and present a different type of
music for people."
The musical medley was led
off Tuesday night by the
Symphonic Band playing "Men
of Custa."
Other songs played by the
AHS musicians include "joi, Alia
Washington D C. and Colonial
Williamsburg, Va. in the spring,
as will the other state winners.
In addition to the east coast trip
the state winners are awarded a
$1,500 college scholarship.
The Betty Crocker Search for
the American Homemaker of
Tomorrow was begun in the
1954-55 school year and is
designated to emphasize the
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Miss Hassel is shown here demonstrating one of the vital
techniques necessary in running a home. Using the washing
machine is common sense knowledge which is considered
necessary in running a home.
extemporaneous. Cathy Riffe
placed first in senior women's
salesmanship and second in
senior women's impromptu.
Other winners first Cathy
Galati, first in senior women's
interview; and Bruce Lorber,
first in senior men's
salesmanship.
Coach Herb Lewis noted that
he was very pleased with his
squad's performance, and felt
the junior division had
performed even better than he
expected.
Barorco. "Carnival Variations"
and a number featuring the
trumpet section.
The band also ended the
program with "Mazatlan-Pearl of
the Pacific," "Cherish" and "La
Contessa."
Director of the Stage Band,
David Wight featured four songs.
They were Mopsy, Quincy and
the Count, Once I Loved and
Zot. The Stage Band plays jazz
exclusively and leaves more
serious composition to the
Symphonic Band.
Reappearing on the agenda
this year was the Concert Choir.
Abley conducted by Everett
Winter, the AHS students sang a
spiritual, "I Want To Be Ready,"
and two contemporary numbers,
"Scarborough Fair" and "What
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Med ford
importance of homemaking as a
career.
Although girls are not
required to have had home
economics in order to be eligible
for the title, Miss Hassell was
enrolled in the domestic courses
from the eighth through the
eleventh grades, progressing as
far as tailoring and advanced
foods.
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Kiwanis
Cheryl Ramsey and Larry
Edwards, have been selected as
the Girl and Boy of the Month
for January.
Miss Ramsey was chosen for
her work she did typing
materials for students and
teachers. Also she was on the
annual staff and took care of
most of the copy.
Miss Ramsey is an active
member of the Future Nurses of
America club and donates many
hours of service to the Mountain
View Nursing home and the
Ashland Community Hospital.
Miss Ramsey is also an active
member in the reorganization of
the Future Teachers club.
Larry Edwards was selected
the World Needs Now is Love."
The evening reached a climax
with the four members of Root
Beer 3:00 p.m. Maggie Tobin,
Gwen Goddard, John Perry and
Paul Gathercoal all accompanied
themselves on guitars.
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The Hope Corps club of
Ashland High School is doing it's
own thing!
In addition to holding dances
and helping the college Hope
Corps with their dances and
parties, Hope Corps members are
working directly with Mr.
Detwillers Special Education
class.
Hope Corps members are able
to get out of their study halls to
help these students with their
homework and in general just be
their friends.
Mr. Detwiller, advisor to the
Hope Corps feels that it is a very
active group. He believes that it
is "breaking down a lot of the
stigmas attached to the Special
Education classes."
Mr. Detwiller also says that
"both groups are becoming
aware, and once you become
aware there is no need to be
frightened, no basis for
predjudice."
The dance will be Friday,
February 27 in H-10, Mr.
Detwillers room. Colored lights,
amplifiers and a strobe light will
be featured.
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for the "excellent job" he does
as student monitor in the study
hall.
Edwards is an active member
of the Letterman's Club and
takes part in cross country and
track. He is a member of the
federation of Christian Athletes,
True
But
Strange
AMSTERDAM (UP1) - A
middle-aged man who thought
he had been over-taxed stalked
into the tax office here,
stripped, put his clothes on the
counter and shouted "take it all
then."
The man then walked out of
the building.
He was brought back a few
minutes later, persuaded to dress
and then taken to a mental
hospital for examination.
BANBURY, England (UPI) -Alfred
Reynolds was made up
and dressed in women's clothes
for an amateur vaudeville show
when he slipped and dislocated
his elbow.
When he woke up in the
hospital later he found himself
in the women's ward.
"1 was frightened that things
had got out of control," he said.
But then it was explained to me
that there was no room in the
men's ward and I was staying in
the women's ward only a couple
of hours.
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