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Vol. 20. No. 6
the building is now
Fall Athletes
The victorious Greek athletes
descended Mount Olympus to
crowds shouting praise. Ashland
High athletes descended the
bleachers to receive their praise,
also.
Athletes received awards in
either football or cross country at
an awards assembly Monday,
Decern ber 11.
In cross country, Scott Stude
baker and Jay Holland were
designated as Most Valuable
Members. Mark Farrell received
the Most Inspirational award
while Dan Morgan achieved the
Most Improved status.
Sophomore football Coach Dick
Kromminga gave out awards to
those sophomores who stuck it
out and finished the season.
In varsity football, individual
awards went to Rick Frischman,
Pete Gray, Dan Jarrell, Andy
Hunger ford Travels Europe With Family
Oh, w ho can express the joy of
traveling and meeting new peo
ple? No one can express these joys,
but Nancy Hungerford is experi
encing some of this in Europe.
Nancy, an Ashland High stu
dent, is presently in England with
her family. Her father. Dr. Joe
Debaters Await
Debater's tentatively have two
tournament coming up next
month. One will be held at SOC
and the other, a cancellation
carried over because of bad
weather, will be at Oregon Col
lege of Education. No definite
dates have been set for either
tournament.
Coach John Tredway expresses
his hope that "students and
citizens in Ashland will take the
opportunity provided by the SOC
tournament" to attend an event
which lie described as "really
Ashland High School, Ashland, Ore.
up, ready for siding to go on.
Honored At Assembly
Lonch. Marty McDougall,
Charles Taylor, Daryle Torresan,
Mark Walter, Mark Wilson and
Mel Winner.
Seven players from Ashland
Dan Jarrell and Mark Walter are praised by football Coach Lance Locke as
coaches look on. The Awards Banquet was held December to honor fall
sports athletes.
Hungerford. is taking his sabba
tical in Europe, so he took his
family along also.
For a week Nancy's family
traveled in France and did some
sightseeing. Nancy enjoyed
France and said, "I regret that
our visit was so brief." However,
Nancy plans on returning to
France this winter to do some
SOC Tournament
exciting."
Debaters will be working over
time in order to get in as much
practice as possible in prepara
tion for their upcoming tourna
ments. Since many debaters are
involved in the drama production
their practices have just this
week become especially concen
trated. According to Coach Tred
way, for the next month the
debaters will be working not only
during debate class but also after
school and evenings if necessary.
December 211. I!I72
Frame of New Gymnasium
Beginning to Take Shape
Over the past few weeks most
students have probably noticed
the skeleton of the new girl's gym
slowly taking shape. The entire
pre-fabricated shell should be
finished shortly after Christmas.
At that point work w ill begin on
the interior. The inside will
feature a gym floor with mark
ings for a standard girl's basket
ball court, one volleyball, and
three badminton courts. In addi
tion to the gym the building will
were picked for All-Conference.
On offense they were Lonch, line
backers; Taylor, middle guard;
Torresan and Winner, tackles;
and Walter, end.
skiing.
Nancy liked the French people
very much and said that they are
very nice to the tourists. She said,
"It was difficult for me to speak
French all the time, but I think
that I did it very well, thanks to
Mrs. Simon (Ida Simon Ashland
High Teacher l."
The Ashland high student council selected Dave Koch and Tamara
Stubblelield as Teen's of the month for November. Koch was selected for
his outstanding work with the Jail band, while Miss Stubblelield was
selected for her work on the Sadie Hawkins Dance.
Joyeux
Noel
(French)
have five restrooms and a
storage room on one end with
additional storage area above the
restrooms.
The building, according to
vice-principal Oscar Silver, is
behind schedule because of delay
in approval by engineers, and
because of strikes in California.
Mr. Silver added that the building
will probably be completed by the
end of February.
Band, Choir
Hold Concert
A Christmas atmosphere pre
vailed last night as the Ashland
High School Band and Choir
began their 1972 Winter Concert.
The Band featured a trumpet
trio that consisted of Joe Al
bachten, Dave Millward. Fritz
Winnecke and John Tomas, ac
companist. Also, a trombone quartet that
featured Dave Koch, Brad Kitt
ridge, Mark Kelly and Mark
Williams.
The Choir accented the Cham
ber Choir which sang numerous
Christmas carols.
Newcomers Met
A new organization, the "New
comers Club," has been formed.
Its purpose is "to help new girls
get acquainted more easily"
according to Mrs. Margaret
Zwick, advisor.
Lucy Bodilly organized the
club. She is a new student and
thought AHS could use a new
comers club.
The club seems to be off to a
slow start since there are only
four members. However, Mrs.
Zwick stated, "The club will be
available this year to show new
girls around and help them get
acquainted."