Fri., Dec. 3. 1971
ROGUE NEWS
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Lady Gymnasts
By Kevin Gandee
District balance beam compe
tition last year was the scene of
Pam lloffbuhr's third place vic
tory. From there. Miss Hoffbuhr
went on to state, where she fin
ished twelth.
Miss Hoffbuhr was introduced
to gymnastics in the seventh
grade, joining the high school
team in the ninth grade.
In her first year in gymnastics,
she competed in floor exercise.
Last year she decided to start on
the balance beam. This year she
hopes to go all-around.
Means of Self-expression
Miss Hoffbuhr said she likes
"the balance beam and the floor
exercise because they serve as
a means of self expression. I de
cided to take up the bars and
vaulting to gain experience on
all the equipment."
Two hours of Miss Hoffbuhr's
day are spent in practice. During
the last two weeks of June, she
attended the United States Gym
nastic Federation Camp at Pacific
University in Forest Grove.
Ski Team
The ski team is in need of a
coach. Arrangements are being
made with the Mt. Ashland Ski
School to obtain a certified ski
instructor. Last year's coach.
Forbes Rogers, is not available
this year.
Any freshman, sophomore,
junior or senior is elegible for
the ski team. The ski season lasts
from the first of January to the
end of March.
"Freedom" Event
Deadline Is Set
Students may now enter the
Voice of Democracy Speech
Contest. The theme for this
year's contest is "My
Responsibility to Freedom".
The entry deadline date is
December 15, 1971.
Speeches will be judged on
positive approach and
interpretation of the theme. All
entries must be taped and may
not be less than three nor more
than five minutes long.
The winner of the contest on
the school level will receive a
$25 savings bond.
Began Dec. 1
Omega Man
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When Dinosaurs
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Coming Dec. 8
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Teenagers of the Month for November are Matt Ettinger and Lois
Hill. They were voted on by Student Council November 18.
News
Christmas Concert
The band and chorus has plan
ned a Christmas concert for De
cember 14. The concert, under
the direction of Mr. Moore and
Mr. Maddox, will be held in the
gym at 7:30.
Financial Aid Forms
Students who are applying for
scholarships or financial assist
ance must secure the green finan
cial aid forms from Mr. Mearns
office. These are due February
1st and one form must be filled
out and returned to Mr. Mearns
for each college named on the
S.A.T. registration form.
Elks Leadership
Brochures for Elks Leader
ship must be into Mr. Mearns'
office by 3:30 December 3rd to
be considered.
GRA
The Girls Recreational As
sociation meets every other Mon
day night in the AI1S gym in
order that girls may participate
in various activities or make up
time for P.Ii. So far they have
played such games as basketball,
volleyball and badminton. They
group plans to swim at SOC
later this year. A breakfast was
held last Saturday by the girls.
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College Visitation
Since October 13 Ashland
High has been visited by various
college representatives. Menlo is
coming December 10. Students
who are interested are told by
daily announcements when the
representatives are coming.
Artwork
The artwork displayed in the
office halls have been done by
approximately 25 students from
both the Art In the Home and
Crafts classes. "We are trying to
spread the art around so more
people can see it," commented
Mr. Straus. "The art work up
now will be up until Christinas
and then it will he changed about
every two weeks" added Straus.
A folk singer is a fellow who
sings through his nose by ear.
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