Ashland High School - Rogue Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1959 volume:

E 4 Je. , 4- I-ef-,Q--H+: ,.......-. ...,.1.w.. ,-.p......Q.+,4 My-. KM f if FQ . .2 . 'S' THE Pfzbfnbwf by THE ROGVF STAFF Ashland Senior High School ASHLAND. ORFGON RCGUE LEE OSGOOD Ifzfilof' NANCY LININCFR Bflfflldfff AIrZII:2126I' FSTFI. SOHLER Aufllfffl' TABLE OF CONTENTS Admmlsfrahon Sfudenf Body Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Personolmes Orgonlzahons Sports Achvlhes O5 Ads and Index . . . 5 I3 T7 25 ' 33 Seniors 43 ' ' 57 ' ' 65 87 . . . I H3 SY The completion of an administrative building in the late summer of 1958 provides a permanent location for the offices of the city school superintendent and special educa- tion supervisors. ADMINISTRATION WJ -nv-JC' MR GAYLORD SMITH Pmzfzfml Thrs wear Mr Gaylord Smlth serx ed for the lmrst txme m the capaclty of prmupal of Ashland H1gh School Stu dents remember h1m as a capable uce prmupal and dean of boys He has been a cheerful and understandmg prmupal MR STAN LYY JOBII Sll1f767lI?f67Z!f67If Mr Stmlex obc former Pflliflpil of Ashlmd I-hgh School 1ssumed thc dutlcs of supcrmtcndent of School D15 ff1Cf No 5 ln August of thls year Mr obe his proxen hls dblllfy as both in fldmnmstmtor 'md friend of the stu dents MRS IONA TAYLOR Dean 0 Gulf The deans counsel boys and glrls concernmg colleges avallable scholarshxps and all phases of hngh school life They also superuse standardnzed testmg of all students MR BUD SILVER Deana B091 4 ' f Q- Vg My V-Q. , S , ' f MISS LENISE CHRISTOPHER English II, English III MR. VARNEY COREY General Math. Senior Math Business Math, Football Coach FAC MR. RONALD APODACA Spanish I, Spanish II, Latin MR. RALPH BUELL English I. Journalism MR. CLIFFORD ENGEL Freshman Boys' PE, Sophomore Boys' PE, Wrestling Coach MR. GERALD EURICK Typing I, Personal Typing, Of- fice Practice, Bookkeeping MR. CHARLES FREDERICKSON Speech, English I, English II MR. GILES GREEN Librarian MISS JOANNE GREEN General Science, Physics MR. ADELBERT HACKERT Trigonometry, Algebra II, Geom- etry Ul.TY MISS DORIS HENDERSON Freshman Girls' PE, Sophomore Girls' PE MR. EARL IBA World Geography, Basketball Coach MR. JACK KIELING Driver's Training MR. WILLIAM LEYBOLD U.S. History MISS MARY MCLARNAN Homemaking I, II, III, IV MR. RAOUL MADDOX Band MR. CLIFTON JAMES Auto Mechanics, Metal Shop Farm Mechanics MR. MEL JOHNSON Biology MR. HERB LEWIS American Problems, Debate MR. WARREN LOMAX World History, Visual Aids FACULTY MISS SANDRA SCHUERMAN French I, French II MRS. ESTEL SOI-ILER English III, Annual Advisor MR. KEITH MOBLEY Mechanical Drawing, Woodwork I MISS ALICE PAGE Shorthand, Stenography, Typing I, Typing II MRS. LUCY SUSEE College Prep English, English IV MR. VERNON TENNEY Business Math, World History, Biology MRS. RUTH TROST Art MR. BERNARD WINDT Orchestra, Chorus MRS. LOUISE WINDT Algebra I, Geometry MR. HARRY WRIGHT Chemistry, General Science A pause that refreshes, Miss Christopher, Mrs, Taylor, Miss Page, Mrs. Windt, and Mrs. Sohler seem to be enjoying lunch. Wfho mid we had a poor football season? Mr. Corey doesn't think so. Tee hee! Mr. Hackert and Mrs. Sohler are enjoying their joke! 4 Mr. Smith, our principal, shows one of his better moments. V , Mrs. Dorothy Johnson and Flo Breault have charge of the cafeteria. For three years, Mrs, Jacqueline Lewis has been the high school secretary. She is super- visor of student office assistants. Office assistants: Joyce Zickefoose, Lynda Abbott, Elaine Fisher, Genene Sey- mour. Alice Miller. Carol Tower, Charlene Petersen. Diana Fletcher, Jeannie Biorlie. Coral Bisseger, Lynn Sohler. Custodian and Maintenance men, Mr. Lloyd XVenaus and Mr. Law- rence May. -f fs 1 The student body shows its enthusiasm at a pep rally before a home game. STUDENT BODY STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT JIM BJORK . .. There's a lot to running a school! EXECUTIVE 1 s FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT BOB JOHNSON , K5 SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT PAUL ALLEY YELL QUEEN PRISCILLA NIELSEN va ff .rf . ff ,Z f 2 1 f f 1 'ff' '17 - . ,fu www f - 5, iam , Q, H f -. fu W,1.xf, ww y 1 ,aww , ,, f fgeqwfgy , M, w.wmmfww ,WM.w,yWmfAwa m, . Mia? ' 424 . ,V f wr x f ww umm wg - 1. 4, ff ,L V M N75 WK .ww ,'f-,fmfflf-144,119,361 - mf ww ,r wwv- 2 f A A Mgwww , -,W,,,w ,Hg 5 ,nf , -, M, 5 - , u m a... .ff ,f W, ..,,,,, - A I M, , , ,,Wg, , ,.4-'w wf Q sw-4,:if1'?ffW 1 - ,ff V5 WM.. L, . , g A- -ff Wg, n g V f ' ' ' If ' 1 V ,, f W4 W I y,fw,L,l,iw i , ,, -, m,wz,ff,w, f In -1: f? jfwz, kv nz- 1, '- H-ff W J , ,hr f:5',QwW' mv A , . mi gp- wg!! 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STANDING: Gaylon Roberson, premfefzl, FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS I8 I A S X P113-llrs Allen Vern Alley Curlm Annlerv lerrx Antlerwn iluell' Anelerwn Rwnaltl Atclmley Brllx' Avres ,lutly li.l.1lm.1n Rrtlmrul li.11ley' 'left Balxer Dale Barlver Rwfler lixrlwer Courtney Bell Runaltl Bcrnix Lorna Bennett Judy Benson Mel Berg Charlotte Best Run Brut Barb llL!llDCl'lli11I np El fi lime nr. 5' fi- ' I , ' ' X, 1, Qi . a M sniff N ,,.4 A 'll P if gl: . ' 1 . if fl 3.55. X12 Q A , A 'Q '-' ' Z9 ws 1'- Yanena Bolton Glenn Bone Richard Bone Linda liwunels Guy Bowles LUAFII7 lilly-tl Xlfayne Brcmgan Jeff Bnfnzley Keith Brmtael YX':llz.r'r Brumlvle Dm rd Burk Flrley Buell R:cn.1rd Buwhnell Rzclmrtl Byrns Rrck C.1llJl1.1n 0.11. C.rr:'.pl1ell Betty Carlm H.1IlJlxl Center P.1rl4 Clark Rzclurd Clenience V I 2.7 M 0 4 1, 'val 1 - 4 X Karen Ft-lter Rtilwcrt l7L'I'I'C1YLl Robert Ford C,li1i'.1 l'inl4 liilrttin lhitcly jnnet G1'.1l1.lIlT Harirld Grcves I.intl.i Liiyix' Carole Gxmltney vlaines Hniniltiin Suzanne Hnritiiin Gene H.1i'tli Gary' Hegler Xl.ii'y Ann Hein Xlllie Hiukx -ltiy Hinlqwn Karen Hinrichs Fixxnces Holmes Mike Htilt . Molly Htmwgircl 15? is 5.15 QW I mlxx lfm,,'..l,!,' Barlmm Cflintiin lifvnnie C linti-n ljllyliix fnlxt' Ciltiiii Ciillxer Dau- flilxx ell XAHC3' Clunixitl liner Cm :ngiiin .lim Cixixx fiird Biinnie Dixie Gtirdiin D.ixis Patti DeI..1p Dan Dixon Carol Diidge Joan Drager Fred Dunciin Gordon Diiviiul Sam Eatun Judy I2be1'lui't Dave Everett Clara Louise Fader :K i Fl? ? HM EN ' 3 1 'Q ,Q u W' al as ,,. ,V f Axii.. r v Linda Hughes Joyce Iverson Barham jackson Dennis jones Iinuna .Innes Patricia jones Katherine Karnes Susan Kelso Binh King Ron Kirsher Elton Kinyun john Latuurrette Sandra Lewellen Dan Lewis Nancy Lindsay Bud Lininger Dale Lininger Fred Lisonbee john Lovell Nancy Lusk 6 H-'wfN 'T' ,Q K' A ps Qs -V4 s 13 h .ah l if z, 956, 4' I '., 1 , -rr , I i l il i ,. Q L , 0' Hx 1'-K! J I 'L I ' V , Mx ij I I . . J in ' U t A 5 A , at r Ei. 3 i '. N In if ' i f A , , '1 ' t Q r + P ,. I i't,g ,. ' W l A A L' pi D 'ft' -if ,, I ,11 xy U21 :L 1. 1 f . A v - I f 1 efk l I Q 1 4, ' l, ji I 'Aa li sr ' ia ,i4' 5 Q a'i...D H , 411 Margaret MacDonald jim Maifeld Donna Markham Larry Martin Sarah Martin Janice McCoy janet McGee Cherye Meggers Lynn Merriman Dtmzlld hliller janet Miller jack Mills Judith Minear Barbara Minor Kenny Mitchell Sue Mittag Barbara Moore Caml Neal Harry Neumann Nadine Nisle Marion Parker Peggy Parsons Leland Peachey Dale Peterson Trish Potter Marsha Pruitt Kenneth Reeder Nancy Reeder Ann Rickenhach Galen Roberson Art Rothwell Susan Rude Mike Rush Ronald Scholer Karen Schupf Connie Schxn eikl Martha Schviiebert Larry Scripter Mary Self Linda Setchell 65 Sig' f is ii A A f if jim Tnylur 6-, M, 2 , Z.. 11' 9 ,,. 4M,,,'i f If Q- I Gordon Shadburne Jack Shafer Alyene Siebenlist Bob Sikes hlary Spayde Lyle Springer XWarren Springer Ken Stevenson Sally Stringer Bill Stults Regie Surber Forrest Sutherland Diane Taylor Tiiinmy Thatcher it ,A P. 5 1 E E' illlllllmtk kx W ' Chris Thompson Jessy Thompson Stan Tobiasson john Tjssery Peggy Vance R 22 FRES p 'YW' Y 6 J 9 fi ,ns af' N' Q F M, I HMEN Gary Wallace Diane VUallan Donald Wfay JoAnn Weinhold Richard Wfells Janice Westfall Richard Wfestfall Dolores Vifestgaard Marvin Williams Edith W'illiamson Bill Willits Mary Ann Woods Richard Wright Nila Zickefoose l if FRESHMAN CLASSES These freshmen in their required English class seem unusually studious. General math students ponder over one of their Friday tests. Another rough day at school is over when the bell rings after this sixth period world geography class. SOPHOM ORES Now familiar with the halls of Ashland High, the sopho- mores have really helped in promoting school spirit. The bonfire and Welcome Freshman Dance are good examples of this. Working hard to make a name for themselves and to keep one jump ahead of the freshmen, the whole class buckled down and did a good job to create class unity. if .ff S Steve Harris, wire-preridezztg Zola Palmer, .f6l'l'?f!Zl'J,' Forrest Farmer, prexidefzlg Judy Lake, treafurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ax, 'U' Miles Adams Esther Aguilera Victur Aguilera David Anderson janis Anderson Mari' Ann Aslewn Larry Athanas Reta Atkins Biinnv Bahwek Roy Bailey l.intla Barker Richard Barnett Marianne Beagle l.aRue Bean Darrell Bennett Ginger Bennett Steve Bennett Claude Benson Judy Berg Mary Bishop r l! 9 'UN ' 9 a 3 J K S' 1 cz' at ' 3 .4 ik, ' J J ' 4 1 if K , D 497g Q.- QI' if W it Wi E ,N I tai' A Q Judy Bjorlie Russell Blair Archie Blake Dallen ,Bounds Juhn liuwiimn Sylvia Brostad Diane Brower Dallas Briiwnsun Patricia Brvant jeriime Burns jack Busch NX'illiani Cameron Linda Cariiiean Kent Chainherlain Shirley Champiun Nelda Chapman Kathleen Chappell Pat Chiltlreth Linda Clark Beverly Click C? tv -1!I 1 t I , '. A, -X x A- 1,215 I, 1 ' H, ag , A .mf J il: J srjinftfl fi iii R 5 l D, 1 ' Karen Fieguth DUL1j.1lLlS liixlier Elaine Flynn Glenda llillw Jean Fiirrest Duane Ifmter Dun Fowler Dun Freeiiian Robert Fuller Judy Grimble Dennis Linrixtrel Lynn G.1i'rett Biilvlwi' Cicrigi.inn.i Diane Gzlwwn Denite Gillexpie Lintl.1 Gixilner Mary Le.1 Gigiy Drive Green Kathy Grimm Robert Grww it iivmiszxmaf Virginia Cltiff 'Iurly Coffin 'I'hu:n.iS Ciil.tx,.iitin Xnrxnil Ciinner M.1ry Owls Jmilirl D.lX'iN Lluytl D.ixis XY'illenc Dgwxiin Han tleliilcker Sidney Deliver Kathleen Decker janet DeKui'te Robert Denzer XX'ayne Ditswnrth James Duster Sally Drew Cheri 'Ellis Forrest F.ti'iiier Jncquie Fiiske joan Fentiin SOPHO 1 ,J jr i 77' 1 Duane Hall Lenn Hannon Crystal Hanson Lana Hurgis Ninn Harkey Dennis Harkness Steve Harris Gary Hurth Stewart Hedges Bob Hegduhl Qf X 1 Vids? .1 .H 2 .. if it ,fffli ifltiffif , l f J i.ir?4im4if'.iw f Judith Heitmanek Linda Hill .4 ' g Carolyn Holmes , , 1 Sharon Inghram Sharron Jacoby Z in 1 .M Mary Jane James Carrol Jewell Judy Johnson J Larry Johnson X I A Nancy Johnston ,, ' Q' V 1 L' 1 as t J My few' 1 r .v. 3 ' J' an , ' 1- n 'N . ' L C94 i J Gary Jones Jay Kaylor Betty Kerr Loyena Kingsley Sharon Kiser Thomas Kogan Keith Kramer Peter Kreisman Judith Lake Charles LaTourrette Bill Isiwrence Paul Lexison Jimmy Lewis Linda Lewis Mil-ze Lewis Joan Libbey Tom Lindsay Joyce Long Betty MacDonald Bill M.1nsfielc.l 29 Rita Mapes Lwna Martin Mike Mcfiartney Phil MtCulloch Christine MCGCC Billce Kay Mcarris Sandy Mc-ggers john Mitchell Ruth Monckton Clarence Monroe Judy Morris Glen Moses Keith Murrayw Dennis Nason Linda Neal Dana Nelson Lillian Nelson Fred Neumann Julia Ocser Ray Olson x i if if :- I 5 M L3 .4 Lv- www 'N - ' VA ,.. t , 01- A 'Vu 1 1 lg 'A M , by , xl H A ,, VT' v Q V ff ' O , If Y 1 . an J-Q? ,I . , , 4 ' 4t.v5p y . . l 1 5' - M A li ' 'L V- 1 g I ff ! an 4 .1 X ' a I l i ' ' , it , ,, O 4:1 N' 1 P G: V 5' if fv- ffl' i Q., F fs' is It 14, J, -4 or ' s, ' P' P P.. r 7 9 i E t, s as fx T if' T ai tw 'fx r 1134 76 Y! f 'Y fv- :ffl Kipp Osborn Larry Osborn Zola Palmer Patricia Parsons jucly Polk Marxin Poxx ell Sharon Piettyman Gene Putman Peter R3lll101Sf Chirlcs Rccus james Reucs Denny Ritter Dixie Rucl Mike Rexmtrs ohn Rhotlcs Dollie Robison Beverly Rogers Don Ross Alan Sthmaltz Darlene Stlioenwald 64. xl. 'N 4:-X 1 i ' a 7 'G' rr X Linda Turley Sara Vandcnburgh Bob Voris Ted Wheker james Waddell Judy Walter Anne Weaver ,., Y Doreanne NX'ehster ' fi it ii T- ,. 5 I4 I . I . ' mi . lol Y ,if i AZN? Q'-'17 -ix Q. Gayle Weller Ny V' TIT' Betty Wheeler Howard XX'hite Wllndu Whitfield Norman Wilson jerry XX' inn Charles XY'0od Marrhial XX'oodell w ,Q 'S' Ji. Q Billy Schreih Gay Schwjebert Lee Scott Gordon Self Marilyn Self Mary Setchell Ellen Shim' Leonard Silva Donald Silver jo Dee Smith Sharon Smith Bob Snyder Steve Stewart Laura Stocker Bob Sumner Glen Tabor Bob Thomas Marion Thomas Bill Thompson William Toney ' QAM' at Q S5 X fl' Z ,I 4- 7, 41 f' I .HM A 93,7 X ml. ,Q' 1 41 1 :I 7 .f 1 It is just before iunch, and the smell is tempting. SOPHOM ORE CLASSES To make it, or not to make it . . . that is the question. The motto of s1xth perxod bxology students s Lets make lxke a rot1fer and wheel out of here .fn MW JUNIORS The juniors have worked hard this year on activities out- side of class for the benefit of the entire school, such as the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Prom. At times these projects were a benefit to the juniors themselves, as an excuse for an assignment not handed in. But remembering this year's events, we find that the juniors have strived successfully to be one of the most active classes at Ashland High School. Raw 3 BOTTOM TO TOP Franclne Robertson tzefzfznez Ethel Redbird, 5ew'elmg.' Chuck Rush zne pfefzdelzt Stexen Peterson pzefzflefzt Demse Dodge mrjfzl directory Genene Seymour nzmzmzl dnerlm JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS , 'Juv hi!-'9' 'K V , 3 a L' ' fry? . 53, A A Q li, 7 v .X -J X '42 ,V 'SM E, My , . 'wr , 1 1 2, ,Y 72, 'K .. if fm Q , ' Ridmrd Allen 'Ibm' B.l.llIN.lfl .lug lM1.11m.ln ffll.11'l1vItL- Iimklw G.m' Cfz1l.1h.1n T? 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Now, four years later, they look back and remember days of class rooms and studies, fun, companionship, and countless moments that will always make these years the best, the fullest, and the happiest of their lives. M15 M Pfefzdent B111 Benson V1fePfe.r1def1l Ron ohnson Secfefarj Pat Roach Tredyufer Carol Hohnstem SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 3- 4 , :LAK J u ' , 7 , Q Q 'J' f' V 1 ' S I , Q S' 3' if S J ? 1 f - sf 5 ' ' A 1 X lv Q - wb we 1 4 N 1 i , S A i J ffl' Q iiglliyl Q . + I a . xr H . K Z A . ' ' . Q ' , . ' J 3 . ., 3 . , , 'UM BVIORK l.YNl5A Al'sl5UT'l' Ile-lure 9. ,li Huuwr Suczc-ty' 9. li Pup Clulw Z. 41 ETA 3. I1 Slxi Club I CfIzRAI.D AI.I.l:N Stualem Bully llwuxl Vue-Prcsulc-nt 11 ,l'I.lLli .uul l 1cl1l Clulw 21 Ruguc Au- NY' l 9 Its I'l r l nu.a .pw Ln :rl X KAY ALLEN lI'.ll'lNlLI'fL'ul rrluzi f,ur'..1llzx 11 Bmll l ffm QW 9. i a NANCY ANDERSON Hume lic Cllulw 1: Bible Club 1, ri. LllWf.lI'l' Clulw I FAY BIXBCOCK Hume EC Clulw I: GRA KAY BABCQOCQK Hume EC Clulw lg GRA LYNN BAKER Gzrls' Glee Clulv gl Clwrus 2. -l HERBERT BELI. Quxll.1nLl Scrull -lg IS.1ml 2. 5. Ai. Pres- N J ialent All Orcluestm 2. 3. All Rogue E News lg l.ll'YI'.ll'f' Club l GEQRGIE BENNETT I.1lUr.1ry Clulw 5 BILL BENSON Hffnur Snuety 4. ll Student Buely 5' - und VzcefPre51elent 5: Senior Class Pravda-nt 4, Fmwr Play fl: I.etrerniMm's I Cxlulu A 4 l ' ' CORAL BISSIICIZR jungur CASS Prcszdem 1 Student Bmly Prcslelcm lg l.etter::,.xn x Club 3. .ig Imsketball R, rl: Fuutball 3 415 'Y .nge ,V as ...Q 65 In CLASS JIIAN BJORLIIE VM' Girl! League Prcxillcnt Ai: Iflag Gii'lQ 2. F. I. President bl: ITIAA 4. li Oi'- clicstm 1. 3. 4: GRA 1. 2 TIIFRZA BRATCIIITR Ouricxtra 2. 1. -li C.liiii'Lis 1 IFRRY BRAZIKL Rnd .ind Gun Clulw 1. 2: 'lriclc .ind I' mid Club I. I IYIARY ANN BRIGGS GRA I. 21 Pup Cflulv 2. 51 RUQLUC NEWS Stuff 3 MARILYN BUERKLE Clwrui I. 2. -ii Girli' Glc-Q R GRA l PIZCQGY CAMERON GRA 11 Home I1 Club lg Cliiirim -I IZRRY CAINIIJBIILI. Quill :mal Scmll 5. 'Ig llicnpians 5' IIA bl: Draiim Cliilv 1, 1 NNE CARTER GRA I1 Pep Club 1. 5. rig Slmtc Cliiln 'li Senior Play: FIA 5, -I AY CHILDRIETH Senior Playg Nntiunal Thcspian Su- cicty 2. 3. fi, Vice-Prssidcnt llg Rogue News. Advertising Manager 53 Drama Cliilv 1. 5, -I. Vice-President R3 FTA -S MICHAEL CLVIIF Scniwi Play BOB CONGIZR I.3l'.l.lll.l Clulw I GEORGE CONVIYRSII Hivnnr Sucictv 9. I. Prrsinlcnl 'iz Ihr-Q ymns 3. -I I OF 1959 C ,liI,l2STIf CORNXVIZLI. Drum .1 Clulw 1.1. 4,Cl1-lrux 21 GRA 2 JOHN C,l'LP 5l'i1f,lL1l5 l.21RlrLl.lrhlC1LJ1'1 C.lulw1.2 KAY DAILEY GRA l. 11 Psp Clulv .TL flILllL'NfI.l 1, ,. -I PAT DAll.lfY GRA I1 Slhrtc Clulw 1, 21 Chorus 'lg Ruguc News 5. -I GlflNlEVlEVlf DALLY Clulv -1. Pup Club lg 'lrmsfcrred from Ephrata. XY'usl1ingror1. Ai PHYLLIS IDCBOER GRA 1. 2. 51 lS.md l. 1: Orcllc-stra 1. 2, R -11 Pop Clulv 2. 3. -l. Humor So- Llcty 4, ll NURIXIAN DITSXVORTH Scnwr Play Ai: Transferred from Pllnwcnlx -l ANNIETTI2 DRAGER Pep Clulw 2. 3. -li GRA 11 Slci Clulv l IATA l XVESLIZY EATON Transferred frwm Medford 5 RICHARD IZIIDMAN Grlzzly Knights l. 1, 11 Plwtugraplwy Club 2. 5 MAVIS ENBLOM Iibrury Club Z1 Hun-fr illrrcty 3 -1 DARYI- FAIRRINGTON Ski Club 21 Band 1. 2: Clwrus A1 ,ff 4-33 -.M 1'-'Y af' Wh aff , 1'- is, ff' fl --law xl: 1 I'- ,of Gu vfxd' JEAN FISHER Transfer from Moses Lake. XY'ashing- ton, 31 Student Body Treasurer -1: Homecoming Queen 4: Pep Club R -5: Honor Society Ai KENNETH FLETCHER Varsity Track 2. 3. 43 Letterman? Club 3. 43 Football -1: Track and Field 21 Grizyly Knights 1 BARBARA FORD Home FC Club 1 CATHERINE IIOWLER Band 1, 2. 3: Orchestra 3, fig Pep Club 2. 3. 4. Secretary -11 Senior Play 4 DEAN IIRITEIXIAN Photography Club 1, 2, 3. rig Grizzly Knights 1. 2. 3. 'ig School Photog- rapher 2. 3. fi PAT GIBSON Home EC Club 1: Chorus 1. 2. 3: Rogue News Editor -'ig Secretary of Chorus 3 CLINTON GILLITSPIIZ Tixtclc 2. Ai: I,etterman's Club 2. 3. f . junior Class Vice-President: Honor Society R ri IANICIT CRAY Pep Club 51 GRA 1 FLOYD GRIINIFS Tennis 5. ii. I.etterman's Club 9. 1. XYrestling -I 1. 3. GARY HAAS GARY HAMILTON l3.md 11 Rod and Gun Club 1: Trtlfk .llhl liieltl Club Q SYBH. HAMILTON Anniversary Play 2: Natioml Honor Society 3. -1. Treasurer Ai: Girls' State Representativc 3 ' 'CT Zi ,e yn. , 'vs - 5 Qu? qu-v-'- 5 .-.ix SENI 'ig m wwf '-ik 1? I , .- RS Qi '2- ,L . f av' YT--7 sf 'D gg 'S-:nv FV 'Q -.LX 'YV 'X l 33 '4 .1-ft C 4' 1? S EDXVARD HANSCOINI Rnd and Gun Cluh 1. 2 BOB HARKEY Grizzly Kmghts 1 DON HA RTXVIY LL BLs5g'l.C.lQ,1C 1.2, 5. -l DONNELL HAYNES LARRY HAYNES Football -1 KATHY I-IEINZMAN Pep Club 2. Eg Cheerleader -lg junior Class Secrcmry 3: Chorus 1. 2. 5. -l SUSAN HEITZ Pep Cluh 1, 2. 5: Yell Leader 1: Sfnphfm-ur: Class Sccrcmry 21 Chorus Sccrcmrju 2: GRA 1. 2, H BILL HERNLIZIN Track and lficlrl Club 1 BOB HODGINS Rod and Gun Club 1: Track and Fleld Club 1. 2. Scniur Play Vi DENNIS HOMES Quzll mu Fcrull' Plll1IQ5lY.1fl1fy' Lluhg FTA CAROL HOHNSTITIN lfcp Cluh Rfrzuc Nu.-.As ll Qu rl .md Ncrfrll 4. M-nwr C.l.1ss lFL'.lw.lFL'Y -l XY'lLLlAfNl llI'CLlllZS Cllr Hrs 1. f'xL:rl.w-Y1sr,.1l Club Q1 C5r1fxljxKf1:4ltrs l SEN Dlvfxxlf -lARN.'XfilN Dz11f:..l Cgzlw x ll 'liiexfdms 1. 'll ETA l BEVERLY JOHNSON GRA ll R4'4.QllL' Num 2 li Ciinggx- xitim Z. 3. 'li l.ll7l'.lfY itullf 3. Al BOB jOllNSON Buslqetbull 3, li ligtxtlnlll 3, ii First Vice-President Student Body -lg Let- tei'iii.in's Club 4. 1 DENNIS JOHNSON Rod :mtl Gun Club 1, 2g Baseball 51 junior Clase pl'I'C.liLII'CI' 3 RONALD JOHNSGN Football 5. -4: XY'restlir1g 3. -iz Letter- m.m's Club 9. l RUTH JOHNSON GRA Z. 9. -41 Band 1. 2. 3. -1: Or- chestra 1. 2. 3. -iz FTA -1 JERRY JOY Tennis l. 2. 1. 4: Ortliestm l. 2. S, 4: Letteriugms Club l. 1. 3. 41 becre- tary of Letteriuiirfs Club -iz Honfir Society 5. 'iz XY'i'estling -i BIARY .ELLEN KELSO GRA 1. 21 Pep Club 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 3 JOYCE KERR Chorus 1. 2. bl: Pep Club 5. 4: Quill and Scroll 31 GRA l ART KISER Football ei: Trick 2. 3. '41 Lettermans Club R iz ,lwI.1ClN .mtl Field Club 2 JAlNllfS KOGAN hltitirimlixiii li lf'l'A 'lg Grizzly Knigliti -li Quill .mtl Scrnll el SALLY LANE Pep Club Z: Yell I.e.uler ?. rl: Clio- rus -l RS PATRICIA LeQLTIIIU Chorus 13 Library Club 21 National Honor Society 3, 43 Bible Club 4 LYNDA LEVISON GRA 11 Band 1, 2. 3: Orchestra 1. 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3. 4 LYNEL LIBBEY Band 3, 41 Chorus 3, 43 Ski Club 43 Bible Club 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Girls' League 3, 4 NANCY LININGER I-Iomemaking Club 13 Ski Club 13 Frosh Yell Lender 11 GRA 1, 23 Pep Club 2, 33 Yell Leader 41 FTA 3, 41 Debate 2, 5, 43 Play 1. 4: Gir1S' League Officer 1, 2 LAMAR LISONBEE Quill and Scroll3 FTAQ Rogue News CONNYE LIVELY Sl-:i Club 3, 43 Skate Club 3, 43 Drama Club 5, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Thespians 4 LINDA LORTON FHA 13 Pepsters 23 3g Rogue News 4: Quill and Scroll 4 SALLY MACKAY GRA 1: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Vice4President of Chorus 33 Rogue News 3. -I JUNE INIADDOX Rogue News 2. -l: Chorus 2. 4: Li- br.1rySt,1ff 3. 13: Girls' League 1, 2. 3. -I JUDY MANN Pep Club 2. 3: Chorus 1, 2. 3, 43 Hoiiieittalcing Club 1: Rogue News .i ALAN MCKINNIS I:iuvIlW,1ll 2. 2. sl: Iisslxc-rball 2: Base- h.1ll 2. 3. '11 Iiaml 1. Z. 3: Class Pres- ident 1: I.etterm.in's Club 2. 3. -lg Track and Field Club 2 GERI INIILLER Pep Club Z. 5. 41 Dr,1ni.1 Club 1. 23 Thespians 3. '11 Ski Club ?. 41 Honor Society 3. 4 E is nys, -my sf la, vs is 'K '73 if f..- Y 1' 1' Fh- 7. JODY MITTAG Frosh Class Secretaryg GRA 2. 5. Pub- licity Manager 51 First Vice-President Girls' League 5: Girls' Stare: Honor Society 5. 43 ETA 4 GAYLE MITTS Chorus 1: Bible Club 4 PRISCILLA NIELSEN Yell Queen 4g Yell Leader 5, 43 Pep Club 2, 5. 4: Library Club 23 Chair- man of Homecoming 4 JEANETTE OESER National Honor Society 5. -ig Bible Club 4 LEE OSGOOD Home Ec Club 1g Drama Club 11 Pep Club 2, 5g junior Class Officer 53 An- nual Staff 5, -1, Editor 4 ANNA PALMER Chorus 1, 2, 5 BUZ PARKER XX'restling 5. -iz Student Council 5, All Lettermans Club Z. 5, 4: Yell King H. el PHYLLIS PETERS GRA 1 CHARLENE PETERSEN GRA 1, 21 Pep Club 2: Chorus 1. 23 Rogue News -1 DARLEYN PETERSON Band 1, 2. 5. el: Ski Club -11 Library Club 3 CAROL PHILLIPS GRA 1. 21 Pep Club 2. 5: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. -11 FHA 1 EDWARD PHILLIPS Grizzly Knights 1. 2. 3g Audio-Visual Aids 5, 4 CLASS QS Af' QT.. If 'GJ 'Qi-GL QL -.vw fi 'D 1 gre an '14 A 17? 'X 44 ..---v 'X ' 'fra-1 A 'MJD X ft-:Y -A 959 I -.'1 .25 ,J- 1... J, ,Y 1-Q '4 --n If Sq ...ff wh is fi, .vw m, 0'0 ,,- I 'Y 45 5 X'-5 CHRIS POLLOCK Transfer from Eagle Point. -I: Rogue News 4 WANDA PRETTYMAN Pep Cluh Z1 Frosh Yell Leader 1: GRA S, -I1 Skate Club: FHA: Girls' I-cag:uc BRINN RASHE Homemaking Club 1: GRA 11 Skate Club 23 Chorus -1 CAROL REEDER Chorus 1 KEN RENSFIELD Grizzly Knights 1 DIANE RICKENBACH PIII'LlI1SfL'l' from Inkcvicwi GRA 41 Honor Society rl GARY RINEY Pep Band 1. Z: Band 1. Z1 Track and Field Club 2 PAT ROACH Pepsrers 2. S. 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Senior Class Secretary 41 GRA 1. 2g Dranta Cluh 1 PHILLIP RODENINIAYIQR I.tIICTI11L1HiS Cluh 2. 3. 'Ii Funthall 2 R, IQ Cnr-Chgiirmun inf Hcmiiiccuiiiing 'I LINDA RL'CG Ch-irus N. Cliirk Cluh 4 DARLIENIE SCHERIER Ighrury Cluh 3 LARRY SCHMALTZ Rnd und Gun Cluh 1, 2: Wrestling 3 Irttcriwun s Club 1. ,L SE DA N NY SITYMOL' R .1 Q Stuglunt Cmumil S, -li Dr.1m.1 Club 2 5. '3. President -ii pl'llCiPlilFl9 3, 4 lui uni 4 San mr Plly I , . , . - ,f 1.41m .' VICTOR SHATTO Track il CLARK SMITH lS.1sl4ctb.1ll 5, -4 JOHN SORENSON Grizzly Knights 5, Treasurer 31 Tracl-. .1 PETE STEMPLE Baseball 2, 31 I.etterman's Club 3. 4 JOYCE STEWART Bio-Cbcmics 3 DON TAYLOR liaslqctball l. 2. -i FLOYD TAYLOR 'laxinsfcrred from Talent, Q JERRY TEPPER Football 4. Ai: Lettcrmans Club 3. 4: Soplwruurc Class Officer 21 Student Council 2 KARISN THOTNTAS DL-batv -ll GRA l, 11 Girls' l,L-agua Officer -ig Pep Club J, S. fi, Vico- Prcsinlrnt l PRlSCll-LA THOMPSON GRA 11 Library Club R CAROL TOXVER Home EC 1: GRA 1: Skim Club 5. -ip Library Club 3 ORS BIYRNA XVI2BSTIiR Gul? l.t.13.Il1f.' Bll.l. XVlfNKl2R li-ly! l,C.lj.1L1k' DON XVlfSTl ALl. 'l-I'.1l'lifCI' frnm Cmtcr. W DONNA WILLIABISON GRA 1. 2. 31 Homcmalungx Chorus 2. 3, -ii Psp Club I.c.1dc1' S PAT XVINKLER GRA li Girls' League DON WINNER pllI.lLl'4 1, R, ll l.LfIl'I'Hl.lI1-N 'l'r.14lc and Fic-ld Cllulw 1 ALYCE XWOOD lflag Gxrls 21 SL'CI'L'f.lI'l' l.L'.lKQLIt ll lk-pstcrx l. Muthcrk 'lm R BRAFHlN'f XVOODELL rl-F.lCl'i Z4 5. fl: l.cttcrx:1.1n'S lwmrlmll li luck and Incl Rml .mll Gun Clllllw 1 RUTH XVYA NT Clmfxps l. H. N 4. fllvnwr 5 JANE YAPl.lf Nlx hub l.l1l'cpf,Il1l'f,, 1.1. l'IA m l.5IL1xltI1Ili l mrj, Q, N.1IlHI1.ll Hwnw: Nw nt Q Ilflmtf 2. N. -li in-nw r Ply: 4 VICTCJR YORK li-A ,lull Cum Clulw l Imax 1 Lllglw I SLr11Hrl,l,ly 4 ffm 1 ru 'IOYCQIZ ZICQKEIIOOSF ,l4l'.ll'lNTAL'I' fnm' 'l'.llCYlf. 1 SENIOR CLASSES Office practice prepares senior girls for both college and careers. Senior English students will remember Macbeth for a long time 'Nr- Seniors learn to look at both sides of a question during debates in American problems class. 56 itterbugging at the Freshman XY'elcomc Dance are Al McKinnis and Lynn Garrctt FRIENDLIEST jean Fisher Dee Selby MOST TALENTED Jody Mittag Herbert Bell XVITTIEST Sue Heitz Gary Riney BEST DANCERS Kathy Hemzman Danny Seymour BIGGEST FLIRTS Bob Johnson Donna Williamson I f '1 1 l x ' i,f X, I x , 3 4l 'fd BEST LEADERS Phil Rodcninayer Priscilla Nielsen CVTEST Terry Tepper Phyllis Df:Bocr MOST DEPENDABLE Judy Mann Braehm VUoodell l f PI BEST l.lKED Pat Roach Clinton Gillcspiu PERSONALITY PLl'S Charlene Pi-tcrscn Ron johnson DIOST INTEI.LEC'l'l'AI. George Converse Sybil Hamilton W-' HLMD J. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bill Benson jane Yaplc MR. A. H. S. jim Bjork CLTEST SMILE Anncttc Drager Bob Hodgins '26 MISS A, H. S. Nancy Lininger 'Q-'Nm tw-um if ANNA PALMER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW For the ycar 1958 59 Anna Palmer recened the Homemaker of Tomorrow Award sponsored by General Mllls Thls award IS based on a wrltten test IH whxch the h1ghest scorer IS the wrnner Anna also recerved a p1n She later competed rn the state con es GIRLS STATE ody M1tta5, and Sybll Hamrlton attended the annual government program of Grrls' State as repre sentatwes of Ashland last summer durmg the week of junc 16 22 Thls program, held on Wrllamctte Unrvcrsxty campus m Salem, was attended by 240 grrls from all parts of Oregon The local cand1datcs, chosen by the fatulty, vxcre sponsored by the Amerl can Leglon XXfomcn's Auxxlnary 'xfzf Nr RON JOHNSON HENRY CARR AWARD Ron johnson IS the rccxplent of the Most Inspxra tronal Football Player Award for 1957 58 The w1nner of thrs award 15 chosen by hrs teammates n secret ballot In choosmg the wmner the boys con slder leadersh1p and mspxratxon to fellow teammates durmg the entnre football season l JODY MITTAG SYBIL HAMILTON . . . . 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A 2' Q C2 JODY MITTAG D A R AWARD Jody Mnttag was named the wmncr of the annual .nn ard of the Daughters or the Amcrlcan Ruolutnon l uh yur the stnlor gurl who ICCCIXCS thls award hls her num enzgrutd on 1 plaque The high school f tulty seletts the rctlpnent on the basxs of cltrzenshlp ELKS LEADERSHIP Btll Benson and une Yaplc rctencd the Flks Leadtrshnp Awards whlth gnc recognxtlon to boys and gurls who haxe shown an exemplary record in high school i1CflX1flCS Students must Compete IH leadershxp cltlzenshup appreuatnon presueranee and rcsourtefulness and a sense ot honor The local mnners rctcne .1 550 Lash Award and the oppor tlllilty to COIDPCK f01' Zi state 3.Xh1I'Cl -r-.Q M 'har' GEORGE CONVERSE MERIT SCHOLARSHIP As 41 sctnx flliallbt IH the Nattonal Merrt Stholar ship tunnmtnon George Conxerse ranked among thc top hrlf of one pertcnt of hnzgh school students rn the n mon George has .xlrmdy tompctcd for the Ll1SfI'lLf wward Howuer .xt press tlmc tt IS not known for a substantul scholarshlp QT 'er- JANF YAPLE BILL BENSON 63 .P R , , Q N Y- ew, , A v ' ff - - I A I I '. 44 I ' ' - f l ' ' . f A f Y A ' h . 'Xt '.' , ' l X Qi- .1 ,- , ' H is . L . ', - A 1 2 . . y L A . 2 .I ' - ' 1 A A I . y . I - f ,L A . . . H. ,J,. A ,J 'I .' ' ' '-L ,. ' v.,.,. ..- ' ,7' ' . and moral character. how he placed. Should he wm, he will be eligible ' ' Jiffy V ,V . J , , ,A . ' 7 ' ' ' . ' ' , . , Y - ,' N , - ,' v , -, , V . L i SYBIL HAMILTON JATX-l 3 APU VALEDICTORIAN CANDIDATES SALUTATORIAN CANDIDATES BII I Bl NSONI IODS MITI AC Nancy Lininger, jane Yaple, and Mr. Lewis show smiles of success after receiving a first-place award in debate at a speech tournament at Pacific University. ORGANIZA TIONS .sms X-.ara-M -'-W Tw...-.. FIRST ROW, left to right: Colleen Guisinger, Brenda Woods, Leroy Hannon, Carol Bushnell, Susan Rude, SECOND ROW: Dennis Retter, Therza Bratcher, Diane Cochran, Judy Bjorlie, Emma Hakes, Pat Roach, Kay Dailey, Mary Carole Collins. THIRD ROW: Jeannie Bjorlie. joy Farenhurst, Carolyn, Smith, Denise Gillespie, Sarah Martin, Leona Martin, Ruth johnson. Cathy ORC! Fowler, Judy Lake, lx. Phyllis DeBoer, Suzanne Harmon, Courtney Bell, Linda Hill. FOURTH ROW: Carol Phillips, Lynn Sohler, Geri Miller, Suzan Bundock, Fred Neumann, jim Lewis, Herb Bell. Russell Blair, Richard Burns, Lynda Levison, Glen Tabor, jerry joy. STRA Musically talented students mal-ce up the Ashland High Orchestra. Most of the mem- bers began their musical education before they entered high' school. Playing in the orchestra-gives the students the opportunity to increase their musical skill and under- standing of music. Under the direction of Mr. Bernard Windt, the orchestra presented two concerts. At the Back to School Night, this year the group played all the music for land. Finally the orchestra provided the music Pat Roach, presidentg Colleen Guisinger, vice-presidentg and Therza Bratcher, secretary. the orchestra provided the music. Also the Oregon Centennial program in Ash- for graduation activities. The officers are 1 A gf , x : X, Ha fr, Q' 5 , M V 11 I' Y in gg 3 M J, EQ Q .1 K , , 1.57 fit ?.f5 15 ?s 5 725: 5355 ! ,535 f' wef -ss 35 - Y I sign isa-L, I ' ,, f iife W if 552513 bf J- - f, 4,q25:wJ1-spvf:-,f , f I .,,.:5g4f .fn 68 ,Kew 1, Hz, M, K , 43, , ,M 2553? gk! W? ld' A' ,W f : r gf f 2 4 1- 3. 1- ,sf xv f-1, in if w ,Egg if M944 gg N Q ' K In Q Q f It Q f fl X fl 5, ' . 5 Q ,f 0 ,44. , Q. jg riff: :Rik Q gf? 9 75 Em 4 'W 44' Peter Raaphorst, Gordon Duvaul, Charlotte Best, Sharon Smith, Don Silver, Don Woods, Russ Blair, Jon Keller, Richard Burns, Linda Levison, Robert Fuller, Mike McCartney, Bud Lininger, Richard Wright. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Maddox, Lynn Clark, Lynell Libbey, janet Graham, Fred Neumann, Bill Willitts, Lamar Lisonbee, Duane Nelson. Dave jackson, David Anderson, jim Taylor, Ron Boat, Lenn Hannon, Bill Mansfield. Playing with the Ashland High School Band encourages young people to play all kinds of music and to learn the technical aspects of musical slcill. The AHS Band took part in community activities as well as in school functions, such as half-time activities at home football games, parades, and pep rallies. The Band also presented a formal concert. Within the organization are several small ensembles which specialize in various types of music. These ensembles also serve to stimulate interest in the band as well as to provide entertainment for different occasions. Officers of the band are Herbert Bell, president, Ruth johnson, secretary, and Judy Lake, treasurer. FIRST ROW, left to right: Nancy Lindsay, Lee Bounds, Daryl Fairrington, Vlfarren Springer, Lyle Springer, Dale Barber, Geri Miller, Sally Lane, Juanita Sutherland, Nancy Lusk, Clara Fink, Dona Pettit, Donna Lawson, Joyce Kerr, Betty Kerr, Diane Gibson, Pat Daily, Mary Self, Frances Holmes, SECOND ROXV: Lynn Baker, Carol Flipse, Sally Mackay, Bette Grischkowsky. Jeanne CHC Mxllet Don Hames Charlotte Buckles joy I-Imkson joan Byrd Sue M1tt.1g Donna Wrllramson 'Nlancy Reeder Emma jones judv Mann Darlene Farmer THIRD ROW' VlFglHl3 Cluff Lmda Barker Ruth Wyant Connye Llvely Danny Seymour Mxlee Rush Bill Stults DlClx Allen IXOrm VUIISOD Daxe DIYOD jerrx Iexch Dan Drxon Roger Barber Kathy I-Iexnzman Lynel Libbey Stretchmg the ole xocal cords IS the daxly exercise ot' chorus members In addltlon to slngmg students lncrease their knowledge of ITILISIC Besndes presentmg the annual Chrxstmas eoncert the chorus had 11 malor part IU the Oregon Centennlal program presented by the Ashland Sehools EIRST ROW, left to right: Geri Miller, president, jean Sumner, Terry Campbell, Connye Lively, Mrs. Susee. SECOND ROW: Janet Graham, Danny Seymore, treasurer, Ray Chil- dreth, vice-president. LIBRARY CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Giles Green, Ashland High School Librarian, the Library Staff receives training in the use of library facilities and library organization. One credit toward grada uation is given for this course. Stu- dents may be on the staff for only one semester, with the exception of one typist, who is June Maddox this year. During the semester, the group meets once a week before school. Each staff member serves in the library one period a day. During this period the student processes new books, works at the desk, and does some mending. THESPIANS Thespians, the National Drama Honor Society, provides experience in dramatics for interested students. The Thespians are responsible for the Christmas Pageant presented at the annual Christmas Assembly. Each spring the organization spon- sors a play in which any interested student of the school may take part. BACK ROW: Wanda Whitfield, Diane Cochran, Pat Parsons, Sharron Jacoby, Jody Smith, Ralph Barnett, Mr. Green. FRONT ROW: julienne Toney, jacquie Faske, joan Byrd, Sharon Inghram, Garry Kerr. SKI CLUB For the Ashland High skiers, the Shasta Bowl in California has been the rage this year. Throughout the year more than twenty-five students participated in the club. The club had senior and junior patrols. The senior patrol members, Dave Dixon, Bill Ben- son, and Bob Hegdahl, helped the junior skiers administer first aid. Be- ginning skiers comprised the junior patrol. The club worked on plans to help develop Mt. Ashland as a skiing area and to promote a ski team for next year. Officers are Dave Dixon, president: Don Ross, vice-president, and Judy Miller, secretary. FIRST ROW: Geri Miller, Ginger Bennett, Judy Lake, Judy Benson, Judy Miller, Clara Fink, Carol Singmaster. SECOND ROW: Judy Eberhart, Annette Drager, Janice Anderson Linda Turley, Darlene Peterson, Ginger Dally, Laurie Ross. THIRD ROW: Bob Hegdahl Bill Benson, Mr. Frederickson. FIRST ROW: Glen Tabor, Steve Hess, David Green, Dinice Gillespie, Dallas Brownson, Mr. Maddox, Sharon Prettyman, Mary Bishop. SECOND ROW: Jon Keller, Russell Blair, Kipp Osborn, Archie Blake, Herb Bell. Ill DANCE BAND A new organization in Ashland High is the Dance Band. Its purpose is to further interest in music and to help members learn how to play popular arrangements. The Dance Band pro- cided music for various activities, such as P.T.A. meetings, student dances, the United Fund banquet, and basket- ball game. FIRST ROW: Judy Lake, Linda Turley, Joanne Weinhold, Billie Kay Mearns, Judy Bjorlie, Suzanne Harmon, Joan Libbey. SECOND ROW: Linda Hill, Cathy Farenhurst, Carol Bushnell, Karen Fieguth, Richard Bushnell. OFFICERS: President, Judy Bjorlie: Vice- President, Dave Dixon: Secretary, Linda Turleyg Treasurer, Diana Fletcher. GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Girls' League this year changed the time of its main project, the Mothers' Tea, from the spring to Christmas sea- son. A coffee hour was presented with entertainment by members. The affair was a very successful endeavor on the part of the' girls of Ashland High School. DRAMA CLUB To develop and to promote a gen- eral interest in drama throughout the high school are the goals of the DRAMA CLUB. By belonging to this organization students learn skills in acting, in costuming, and in stage make-up. Through participation in the activities of this club, prospective Thes- pians earn their required number of points. Membership is open to all regu- larly enrolled students who are inter- ested in acting. FIRST ROW: Alyce Wood, secretaryg Jeannie Bjorlie, president: Mrs. Taylor, advisor Mrs. Trost, advisor: BACK ROW: Nyla Zickefoose, fourth vice-presidentg Gayle Weller third vice-presidentg Denise Dodge, second vice-president: Karen Thomas, first vice-president FIRST ROW: Park Clark, Bob Bohnenkamp, SECOND ROW: Richard Eidman, David jones. Charles Wfood. GRIZZLY KNIGHTS Service to the school is the pur- pose of the Grizzly Knights organiza- tion. Under the advisorship of Mr. Haclcert and President Richard Eid- man, the boys carry out service at games and other equally important school functions. Other officers are James Kogan, vice-presidentg and Dean Freeman, secretary-treasurer. PHOTO CLUB Photography Club is an organization to provide trained personnel for the operation of the Ashland High School visual-aids equipment and to promote interest in the hobbies of photography, astronomy, and closely related sciences. Members of this club also assist in tak- ing pictures for the school paper, The Rogue News, and The Rogue. school yearbook. Left to right: Peter Kreisman, Richard Eidman. James Kogan, Donald Woods, Clinton Moore, Mr. Hackert. advisor. S V w K FIRST ROW: Vern Speirs, Jerry Tepper, jim Susee, Mike Carmean. Leroy Hannon, Larry Schmaltz, Ron johnson, Bill Benson, Lenn Hannon, Buz Parker. SECOND ROW: Dennis johnson, Clinton Gillespie, Al McKinnis, Chuck Rush, lay Kaylor, Braehm Woodell, jerry Joy, Phil Roden- mayer, David jackson, Floyd Grimes, Duane Ash. THIRD ROW: Jim Bjork, Doug Forrest, Pete Stemple, Harley Dickerson, Ken Bohn, George Moses, Mike Brewer. Gary Callahan, Ken Fletcher, Dee Selby, Art Kiser, Clark Smith. LETTERMEN The l.etterman's Club is an honorary organization for boys who have earned a varsity letter in some sport. Under the supervision of Mr. Corey, advisor, and Phil Rodenmayer, president, the club sponsored many activities this year, such as, the Letterman's Dance, Pancake Feed, and the Smoker. Other officers are Allan McKinnis, vice-president and jerry joy, secretary-treasurer. as Q3 ga 6-6 Q -if FIRST ROW: Denise Dodge, Linda Lewis, Judy Berg, Dinice Gillespie, Judy Gamble, Sharon Prettyman, Roberta Ritchie, Donna Mills. SECOND ROW: Zola Palmer, Carol Dodge, Janet Miller, Beverly Click, Kathleen Chappell, Molly Howard, Judie Coffin, Nancy Johnston. THIRD ROW: Delores Westgaard. Judy Eberhart, Sue Mittag, Mary Anne Woods. Martha Schwiebert, Peggy Parsons, Alyene Siebenlist, Suzanne Harmon. FOURTH ROW: Donna Wallace, Janie Hutson, Nancy Myrick, Julienne Toney, Meredith Williams, Carol Singmaster, Marie Louise Schell. G.R.A. By providing recreation for girls of Ashland High School, the GIRLS' RECRI ATION ASSOCIATION promotes appreciation for sports, a better understanding 2' iurticipa- tion in athletic contests, and good sportsmanship. The only requirement t'-iz' 1 iembership in G.R.A. is that each girl must participate in the intramural sport V 1: A :am set up by the G.R.A. In addition to the intramural program the girls have tum such activities as Mother-Daughters' Night, Play Days, and slumber parties. Ot' s were Carol Sing- master, president: Denise Dodge, vice-president, Zola Palm ,ecretaryg Linda Lewis, treasurer, Nancy Myrick, publicity managerg and Meredith Hiams, intramural manager. F.T.A. To interest students in exploring the teaching field is the purpose of F.T.A. Members of the organization explore the teaching field by observing at schools in Ashland. They also par- ticipate in panels and discussions on the various aspects of teaching. Also speakers at the F.T.A. meetings this year were professors from Southern Oregon College of Education and a Fulbright exchange teacher from France. The highlight of the year for the members of F.T.A. occurred when they took over the administration of Ashland High School for a day. Co- presidents are Phyllis DeBoer and Lynda Abbott. Other officers are Genene Seymour, secretary, and Betty Duffy, treasurer. Mr. Herb Lewis and Miss Alice Page of the faculty are advisors. FIRST ROXW: Nancy Johnston, Carolyn Wells, Judy Miller, Linda Rugg, Nancy Lindsay. SECOND ROW: Janet DeKorte, Doreann Webster, Beverly Rogers, Peggy Spaycle. BACK ROVU: Evie Michael, Geri Miller, Julia Oeser, Janice Mitts, Linda Smith. FIRST ROW: Roberta Ritchie, Donna Mills. SECOND ROW: Phyllis DeBoer, Ann Carter, Lynda Abbott, THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Dawson, Annette Drager, Ray Childreth, Danny Seymour, FOURTH ROW: Jeannie Bjorlie, Nancy Lininger, Brenda Woods, Genene Sey- mour. FIFTH ROW: Jody Mittag, Karen Thomas, Jane Yaple, Jean Fisher. BACK ROW: Jim Skibby, Lamar Lisonbee, James Kogan, Duane Jarnagin. Advisor: Mr. Lewis. CLOC CLUB The purpose of the Cloc Club is to strengthen the spiritual life of Chris- tian high school students and to en- courage others to have faith in Jesus Christ. Activities of the club consist of discussions and Bible studies on Christ and the Christian life. The or- 'ganization is interdenominational, and anyone who attends regularly is con- sidered a member. The officers are Evelyn Michael, president, Linda Smith, vice-president, Carolyn Wells, secretaryhtreasurerg Julia Oeser, social chairman, Sue Harmon, publicity, and Miss Joanne Green, advisor. FIRST ROW: Mary Carole Collins, June Maddox, Carol Hohnstein, jim Susee. SECOND ROW: Betty Duffy, Judy Mann, Duane Jarnagin, Herbert Bell. THIRD ROW: Charlene Petersen, james Kogan, Terry Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Prettyman, Lynn Baker, Pat Dailey. FIFTH ROW: Darlene Scherer, Linda Lorton, Mavis Enblom. SIXTH ROW: jerry Leach, Kathy Heinz- man. BACK ROW: Beverly johnson, Sally Mackay, Pat Gibson, Carolyn Farmer, Ida May, Anita Felter, Diane Gourley. ROGUE NEWS Heading the Rogue New staff is Pat Gibson, editor, and Betty Duffy, assistant. The other staff members include Pat Dailey, Sally Mackay, first page, Judy Mann and Kathy Heinzman, second page: Terry Campbell and Herb Bell, third page: jim Susee, Bill Baker, and james Kogan, sports page, Darlene Scherer and Ida May, exchangeg Mavis Fnblom, copy desk, Carol Hohnstein and Judy Mann, advertising managers: Charlene Peterson, Wanda Prettyman and Linda Lorton, assistants: Ida May, Carolyn Farmer, Anita Felter and Diane Gourley, junior staff reporters: Linda Lorton, Judy Mann, Carol Hohnstein, jerry Leach, Chris Pollock, Lynn Baker, Lynel Libbey, Sally Mackay, and june Maddox, senior staff reporters. Advisor is Mr. Ralph Buell. FIRST ROW: Lee Osgood, Carolyn Smith. SECOND ROW: Judy Olson, Kathy Keenan, Diana Fletcher, Roberta Ritchie. THIRD ROW: Nancy Lininger, Leroy Hannon, Gerald Allen, Mary Ann Dawson, Chuck Bounds, Miki O'Keefe. ROGUE ANNUAL This year Tbe Rogue Annual staff, composed of thirteen members, was practically doubled in size. The staff consists of Lee Osgood, editor, and Carolyn Smith, assistant. Other staff members include Nancy Lininger, business manager, Kathie Keenan, Mary Ann Dawson, and Miki O'Keefe, assistants, Gerald Allen, sports editor, Leroy Hannon, assistant, Chuck Bounds, art editor, Roberta Ritchie, indexer, Judy Olson, Diana Fletcher, and Emma Hakes, staff assistants. Photographers are David jones and Lyle Hinrichs. Mrs. Sohler, is staff advisor. ra 6444. FIRST ROW: Betty Duffy, Jean Fisher, Jane Yaple, Linda Neal, Mr, Lewis, Phyllis DeBoer, Linda Lewis, Nancy Lininger, Lynda Abbott. SECOND ROW: Glen Tabor, Ted Kinney, Karen Thomas. Steve Peterson, Bill Benson, George Converse, Bill Lawrence. DEBA TE Debate trains students in both oral and written examinations. Students acquire the abilities to analyze and to think clearly and logically. Class members also have a chance to mingle and compete with other high school debaters at the various speech tournaments held throughout the state eanh year. Mr. Herbert Lewis teaches the debate class. B Junior members are: First row: Carolyn VUells Jeanne Millet. Jolene Deardorff. Denise Dodge, Meredith Wfilliams. Second row: Phyllis Grow. Roberta Ritchie. Sharon Alner. Betty Duffy. Third row: Lynn Sohler. Mike Hall. James Slcibby, Jim Hamby, Ted Kinney, Brenda XWoods. HONOR SOCIETY Each year the faculty chooses students from the junior and senior classes to become members of the National Honor Society. The candidates are among the top ten percent of the junior class and the top five percent of the seniors. This organization recognizes scholastic achievement and promotes scholarship, leadership, and other qualities of good citizenship. This year nineteen juniors and seven seniors were eligible to membership in the National Honor Society. In all there were thirty-nine members. Officers for the year are: George Converse, presidentg Bill Benson, vice-presidentg Phyllis DeBoer, secre- taryg and Sybil Hamilton, treasurer. Senior members are: First row: Lee Osgood. Geri Miller. Diane Rickenbach. Jeannette Oeser. Jean Fisher. Second row: Jody Mittag, Phyllis DeBoer. June Yaple, Mavis Enblom. Sybil Hamilton. Joyce Stewart, Third row: Jerry Joy. George Converse. Cathy Fowler. Bill Benson. Pat Roach. Charlene Petersen. Ruth W'yant. Clinton Gillespie, 16.0 I t 3.-r 'a-'Wk -.I 5, gg! 5' 14 wi af ,va tv: Jo A future football star works out with members of the Ashland High football squad, Phil Roden- maycr and Ron johnson. FLAG GIRLS Under the leadership of Head Flag Girl, Jeannie Bjorlie, and Di- rector Bernard Wfindt. the A.H.S. Flag Girls contributed much toward school spirit this year. They pre- sented drills for half-time activities at home games during both football and basketball seasons. Making their performances more spectacular were the new flag poles and silks which the girls purchased with money earned from a rummage sale and a car wash. Left to right: Emma Hakes, Lynn Sohler, Elaine Fisher, Judy Bjorlie. Gayle XWeller, Billie Kay Mearns, Lois Hamilton, Sally Drew, Carolyn Smith, Phyllis DeBoer, Mary Lea Gray, Shirley Champion, Christine McGee, Pat Gillette, Francine Robertson, Judy Miller. Donna Mills, Loretta Byington, Jean Forrest, Gay Schwiebert. CENTER: Jean Bjorlie, Sara Vundenburgh. Betty McDonald, Joyce Long, Marie Louise Schell. PEP BAND This year the Pep Band has shown a lot of enthusiasm. The bers played for and basketball who play in this school spirit and twenty-five mem- school assemblies games. Members organization earn extra merits which go toward 11 band letter. 84 FIRST ROXW: Dinice Gillespie, Sarah Martin. David Greene. Aylene Siebenlist. Darlene Peterson, Ruth Johnson. Sharon Prettyman. SECOND ROW: Herb Bell, Kipp Osborn. Bud Lininger. Richard Wright, Mike McCartney, Judy Berg, Dawn Xwhitfield, Nancy Johnston THIRD ROXV: Lamar Lisonbee, Jon Keller, Don Silver. FOURTH ROW: Advisor. Mr. Mad dox, Lynn Clark, Lynel Libbey. Janet Graham. Fred Neumann. Bill Willitts. tc gl I FIRST ROXW, left to right: Miss Schuerman, advisorg Meredith Williams, Ethel Redbircl, Denise Dodge, Trish Parsons, Joyce Long, Mary Ann Asleson, Ginger Bennett, Annette Drager. SECOND ROVU: Genene Seymour, vice-president: Jacquie Faske, Marianne Beagle, Karen Thomas. presi- dentg Jane Yaple, Jean Fisher, Phyllis DeBoer. Pat Roach. Alyce Wfood. THIRD ROW: Carol Singmaster, Judy Coffin, Ginger Dally. Linda Hill, Geri Miller, treasurer: Barbara Nisle. Ida May. Jean Forrest, Pat Childreth, FOURTH ROVU: Billie Kay Mearns, Betty Duffy. Anne Carter. Joyce Kerr. Mary Ellen Kelso, Carolyn XY'ells. Lynda Levison. Laurie Ross, Nancy Myriclc. PEP CLUB Pepsters promote school spirit and back the players at the games. Any girl, sophomore or over, is eligible to join. providing she has a grade average of 2.2. During football season, the Pepsters at- tend all home games and many of the out-of-town games. In bas- ketball season. the girls also attend all home games and all out- of-tovvn conference games. This year the group performed for many games during half-time alone and with the Flag Girls. Bob Johnson. leading the team. breaks through the picture of AHS's Grizzly. This ceremony precede the tossaup at every home basketball ganie, Top to bottom: Buz Parker, Brenda Woods, Nancy Lininger, Sally Lane. gb' 86 '8' Top to bottom. Priscilla Nielsen, Kathy Heinz man, Miki O'Keefe, Kathy Keenan. Left to rjght: Peggy Parsons. Linda Gray. Carol Dodge, Queen Delores XY'estgaard. joan Drager, Sue Mittag. Judy Eberhart. MAJ ORETTES FIRST ROW: Diane Cochran, Judy Gamble, Helen Stults, Deanna Cullop. SECOND ROW: Ann Weaw'er. Kathy Grimm, Lynn Garrett. FRESHMAN YELL LEADERS 5 .JO I w The crowning of Homecoming Queen is looked upon by the princesses, from left, Kathy Keenang Miki O'Keefeg Queen jean Fisher: Phil Rmlenmayer. Lettermens Club Presidcntg Nancy Liningcr. Pat Roach. Queen 'lem inns ui :nie in the H-in - Coming Pdrxrle prior to The H-Ulf' Curting her is Phil Rmlcnmxyer HOMECOMING 5--... ' ri 'wi . my Cutting capers on the junior float are XVayne Pickett George Moses, Linda Craig. Roberta Ritchie and Nfwrna Banta. The junior Class had the winning float which was based on originality. Riding on the senior class float for the parade are Carol Hohnstein, Judy Mann. Art Kiser and Lynda Abbott. Mountains of crepe paper, shouts of enthusiastic students and congratulations demon- strated the undying school spirit of students at the first AHS Homecoming in many years. Presented under the capable leadership of Priscilla Nielsen and Phil Rodenmayer, it was a huge success. Floats and Flag Girls, paint and Pepsters, all combined to form the colorful Homecoming Parade. After the parade AHS students walked in a f'snake formation through town. The game that evening with Crater was the climax of Home- coming. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Queen jean Fisher by Phil Rodenmayer, president of I.ettermen's Club. She was accompanied by Princesses Kathie Keenan, Miki O'Keefe, Nancy Lininger, and Pat Roach. ITYFQQT gs e uP 'lolz Q FIRST ROXX' left to rrght jerry Tepper George Moses jcfry Mrtthcll Verne Qperrs Phrl Tucker Wesles Graham SECOND ROXX' Phrl Rodenmayer Daxrd jackson Bob Rosenbaum Ken Fletcher Nolan Haptonstall Rrchard Erdman THIRD ROW Art Krscr Ken Reexes Braehm Wfoodell Bxll Hernlern Don Woods Ron Johnson TOL RTH ROW Doug, Forrest Chuck Rush Leroy Hannon Stan Quinton Stewe Gray SIXTH ROW' Coach Leybold Coath Corey Roseburg Yrelta Lakes new Phocnrx 90 L Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Grants Pass Crater Medford Klamath Ialls Wrllovxs l Gary Ha.as,l Bob Voris, Alan lMcKinnis, FIISTH ROW: Idenn Hannon. Dennis johnson. Gary Callahan. blike Carmean, Larry Haynesl 51 O 33 ' O . 6 A 40 ' ' ' 12 55 ' 27 ' A lj 15 f' 12 ' ' 55 Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland CHUCK RUSH JERRY TEPPER VERN SPEIRS Junwf Guard Semor Center jumor End ART KISER BILL HERNLIEN STEVE GRAY Semor Center Senior Tackle Iuruor Halfback PHIL RODENMAYER KEN FLETCHER RON JOHNSON Semor Tackle Semor Tackle Semor End ALAN MCKINNIS LARRY HAYNES DENNIS JOHNSON Semor Fullback Senior Fullback SCHIOY H3lfb8Ck 14' 7 iw' DOLG FORREST BOB VORIS BOB ROSENBAUM jumor Guard Sophomore Quarterback Senror Tackle LENIN HAININON MR COREY Manager Coach e H Cf QUDIB Frosh Ifrosh Frosh Frosh Frosh lfrosh FROSH Yreka Crater Eagle Point Klamath Falls Grants Pass Medford V. Crater Yrcka Grants Pass Eagle Point Medford Klamath Falls fab '34 Q .ai Q-f 'X ...-.o- V il S. Q1 1 FIRST ROW: Dennis johnson, Pete Stemple, Don Taylor, Doug Forrest, SECOND ROW: Coach Earl lba, Bob johnson, jim Bjork, Bob Hardy, Clark Smith, Gerald Allen, Alan McKinnis, Man- ager Steve Hess. VARSITY BASKETBALL 5 gs -f -Z' I ,. -4--V ,H 45 35 Qi' . N 49, My 5 'Yr X K5 f . . i KI ' U L 3 3. ii-ur .asf 4 W8 W I H312 E1 A9111 xl, .. Viet-6,2 GERALD ALLEN, forward ALAN MCKINNIS, forward mu , kg gk K W an ' I 1 . 5 ! J f I g 13 91 424 1 E. L 39 web 3.3 -fa ff I ,af BOB HARDY center DENNIS JOHNSON, forward fe, L f wk! ' ,11 if 1. L, 51 995 35 k i ina :li 48 49 'ww-A V43 1 FIRST ROW Forrest Farmer, Paul Alley, Steve Gray, Harley Dickerson, Bill Cameron Sydney DeBoer Daxe Dixon, Larry johnson, jim Doster. SECOND ROW: Coach Virney Corey Bob Voris jim Stewart, David Jackson, Phil Tucker, Archie Blake, Steve Harris. Jim Lewis Manager J. V. BASKETBALL Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland 40 55 74 50 25 25 2l 5 9 2,5 56 5 5 i6 50 45 65 50 29 Fortuna Eureka Shasta Shasta Crater Grants Pass Medford Klamath lfalls Crater Grants Pass Medford Klamath Falls Klamath lfalls Crater Grants Pass Medford Klamath Falls 59 31 25 47 45 57 55 -15 36 59 51 50 is 57 57 65 62 FIRST ROW: Ken Stevenson, Dennis jones, Dan Lewis, Farley Buell, Bob King., Bob Ferreira SECOND ROW: Rick Callahan, Dan Dixon, Galen Roberson, Coach john Gray, Ron Kirsher Gary Wallace. FROSH BASKETBALL Frosh Frosh Frosh F rosh Frosh Frosh F rosh Frosh Frosh Frosh Frosh F rosh Frosh South Grants Pass Phoenix S McLoughlin Phoenix North Grants Pass Klamath Falls Crater Hedrick South Grants Pass McLoughlin Klamath Falls North Grants Pass Crater 19 41 21 -18 50 35 17 38 31 66 50 -11 'fLl'F'1 ' h 1. R3 Left to right: Don Woods, Gary Harth, Larry Haynes, Steve Bennett, Ron johnson, Bob Georgianna Bob Snyder, Larry Schmaltz, jay Kaylor, Buz Parker, Doug Fisher, Ken Mitchell. WRESTLING This year is the second year for the Ashland High wrestling team. Under the coaching of Cliff Engle, the wrestlers have a 4 win, 10 loss record. Ron johnson takes advantage of his Glendale opponent. 'Ihc school Qpmt of thc Aslmlmnl IHIIKLII Student body IS xull LXIIIIUIILLI xt the Solhomwrc bonflrn or to thc Mulfonl foutblll Ll uc ACTIVITIES rz fufai , 1 -Q 1 rbi Ah' ix ' .1 2 Q L,,,,,h, 3 .W , ,,,L U.. J ' ff , , Q ib- From left: Cathy Fowler, Buz Parker, Jeannie Bjorlie, Ray Childreth, Danny Seymour. Bill Baker, jean Fisher, Phyllis DeBoer, Vic York, Terry Campbell. .aus 21-14, L47 V L CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN SENIOR PLAY The senior play, Cheaper by the Dozen, was a delightful presentation of a popular comedy. It deals with the efforts of an efficiency expert, the father of the family, to carry out his conviction that what works in the factory will work in the home. It was produced in the Ashland High School Little Theater in November of 1958. Mr. Gilbretb rllrf. Gilbrelb Erzzeftizze Fmfzk jackie Dfw Bill Fred Amie Lillian Martha Mfr. Filzgerald Dr. Burlofz foe Scales Min Brill Ld,.'.y CHARACTERS , Victor York Jean Fisher Phyllis DeBoer Terry Campbell Buz Parker Danny Seymour Ray Childreth Norman Ditsworth Catherine Fowler Jeannie Bjorlie jane Yaple Anne Carter Lamar Lisonbee George Converse Nancy Lininger Bill Benson i 4 4 From left: Ray Childreth, jane Yaple, . Jeannie Bjorlie, Danny Seymour, Cathy I Fowler, Phyllis DeBoer, jean Fisher, Vic 1 York, Nancy Lininger. The usual large crowd appeared at the annual Sadie .fs .5 Hawkins Dance. spunwri-il by thc junior Class. Among P? 1 ' A the Hcwuntry fwllxsi' are seen the faces of Terry Camp- lacll Mary Anne D.iwwn fcenter, lnackj and Judy Jolinsun ffar riglitj. jane Yaple and Danny Seymour were among the outstanilingly dressed couples of the eve- ning Slwwing off while waiting for the ilothes to dry are Fay Babcock and Kathy Heinzman. Standing lvclmx' is Pat Cliildretli, SADIE HA WKINS DANCE The Best Dressed Couple for the evening was john Bowman and Clara Fink, both chosen for originality. Prizewinner for the Best Dressed Girl was Lynda Abbott who stands amidst the country scenery. Galen Roberson attracted attention and won a prize fur his costume as the Best Dressed Boy. Steve Peterson has just awarded the prize. Varied expressions at the banquet are shown on the faces of Frank Westfall, Geri Miller, Olive Taylor, Ken Rensfielrl, Mary Ellen Kelso and Joyce Kerr. Taking time out at the clirnce are Nancy Lininger. Carol Lininger, Kip Lombard, Larry Neal and Jane Yaple. The royal court inclucleel Prom Queen Louise Xldurcl rintl escort Richard Trites. followed by prince-55 Sondra Hutchinson and escort Ben XX':rtrus. princess jutly Alley grncl escort litlclie Murray, princess Judy llrcler anal escort Roger Chase. Stmtling hr .ire ,lim XY'right and -lim Biork. PROM fx 1 ju T?--5? ff 1958 PROM Prom night in May. 1958, was special to both the senior elass who attended its last high school prom, :incl the juniors who worked to make it ar success. The theme ot Moonlight .intl Rose-si' w.rs usetl for hoth l5.lIlLILlQl .intl cl.1nee. The lunciuet, .rttenclecl hy some 200 guests, vvrls serverl at the Plnztr Cate, Later the sturlents .intl guests rlincecl .rt Britt Center Hull- room .rt Southern Oregon College. Here, the decora- tions .1 tlrlse teiling ot trepe streamers, picket fences and rosesfqrntl clirntie music all contrihutecl to the enchantetl spring evening. DANCES Participants of the exening at the Cupids Ball include Ron Scholer. Dale Monroe, Linda Barker. Ethel Redbird. and Dick Baker, Enjoying their evening at the Welcome Fresh- men Darice are Bob Hegdahl and Jodee Smith, jane Yaple and Danny Seymour, Kathy Keenan Streamers and other decorations added to the effect created at the Cupid's Ball February 13, where a number of couples seem to be having a good time. XXX THE BEGINNING . . . A familiar scene each September is the rush of students to the office to fill out forms and register for the coming year. A typical junior class displays its enthusism for Eng- The school library is well used every clay for assign lish. ' ments. THE MIDDLE . . Each june, a new class finds that high school is over and responsibility begins. AND THE END . . 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