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ROGUE NEWS
Fri. Now. 19. 1971
Reading Problems
Self-Help Program Begins
1 :
Remedial Reading Instructor Ken
(seated).
Club Activities
Student Council
No action.
Innovations Club
No action.
AFS
A Christmas Benefit Ball,
sponsored by AFS, is
scheduled for December 18.
All clubs except Key Club
and Lettermen's Club will
select a princess from their
members to represent them -Key
Club and Lettermen's
Club are excluded as they
have no female members.
After the princesses have
been selected, the entire
school will vote on the
Christmas Queen. Whe will be
crowned by Nong the night
of the ball. Admission is
$3.00 for couples and $1.50
stag. Stocks in AFS may be
purchased at $.50 a share;
however donations of larger
amounts will be accepted.
Also AFS Christmas cards are
now on sale.
Chess Club
The Chess Team attended
their first tournament
November 13 in Grants Pass.
Ashland came in second,
beating Central Point and
Med ford.
Results of the meet are:
1st Board-Bill Ellis, 1 win
- 2 loss
2nd Board-Steve Parsons,
2 win - I loss
3rd Board-Arden
Strycker, 2 win - 1 loss
4th Board -Mike Ligon, 1
bye - 1 loss - I draw
5th Board-Charlie
Chapclle, 2 byes - I loss.
Drama Club
Production of David and
Lisa is underway. The cast
has been selected and
rehearsals are being held. The
play will be staged December
9, 10 and 11.
FIRST
NATIONAL
Plan ahead for those Christmas Gifts
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Darling aid unidentified student
Future Medical Careers Club
Members will be selling
pens with the Grizzly emblem
on them. They are also in the
process of selecting their AFS
princess to represent them at
the Christmas Ball.
FBLA
Officers attended a
convention in Eugene
November 13. After an
orientation session and a
demonstration of
parliamentary procedure, the
girls spent the rest of the day
attending 45-minute sessions
on various subjects. Those
girls who attended are Kathy
Hammer, Donna Hutchinson,
Karen Morris and Julie
Petersen.
Honor Society
No action
IRS
IRS is in the midst of
planning a speech contest. No
further details are available.
Letterman's Club
No action.
Key Club
The Key Club Silent FUm
Festival is continuing. Last
week, a capacity crowd
watched Abbot and Costello
Meet Frankenstein and
Frankenstein Meets the
Wolfman. More "excitement;
thrills and laughter" are due
from the silent films,
according to Key Club
President Larry Taylor.
Skateboard Club
Members sponsored the
dance that took place
November 12. Wynn Wenker,
escorted by Barb Peters was
crowned king. President
Marcia Wixey explained that
the club would function as a
sport only in the spring.
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Jump On
Christmas
Shopping
Mr. Kenneth Darling has
launched a reading program for
students who wish to improve
their reading ability. The
program is optional and is
included as part of the English
classes.
Any student who wants to
learn to read better may take a
test to determine the area in
which he needs the most
improvement.
Meets Individual Problems
He then embarks upon a
program designed for his
particular problem. For
example, a speed reading
program might be used to help
people improve their reading
speed.
One program that may be
implemented involves a
combination of teaching
techniques. Whereas many
instructors employ a method
which emphasizes either the
visual or audio aspects of words,
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approach.
"All-senses" Approach
The student sees, says, hears
and writes various words so that
a specific sight, sound, feeling
and movement is associated with
each word.
At present. Darling's reading
program is in the experimental
stage but it will soon be put into
effect of a school-wide basis so
that any student can participate
and benefit from it.
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