Ashland High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (Ashland, NE)

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All were doffing their soft down and acquir feathers and little black caps of knowled Y s. y C 4 unell Graves, Doris Pitzer, Marie Squire, Vosler, Eunice Ardis Wollen, lings chirped the while they ng shiny blue gc fthough some Fesides learning the three R's they found time to try their wings in ray pole dances and plays. Every spring they blossomed out in crepe paper dresses and suits and paid homage to the high school May Queen. There were picnics at the end of the year and it never failed that some one got hit with the base tall in of them wore these caps a little rakishly an exhiiitlon same. Vere it nust he mentioned for posterity that even the cockiest of the brood settled down to business under the influence of an almost ledvendary leather strap in he e 'htn ora e cla s of ,r en sh hlue a s tenpei over the of hifh schoe 'n 1 fs c a 6 n , 4o tron,, did sonc rathe n ed scxrrwin r t lut flnall fanilarized thens lfe with the ne and soon we e wal co fn nto the h' cla on tae Jer t nnin e stxove W oz lnal t tH8lF trait and fron tlcn o ,rfcedel concoct 'me uniqle parties f r which t'e e no To remtion one, in their sonlonore ear tnef 1 It parts of Clinatown in all its orien al polo and ste t for their natown Pa tv a 1 yellow dra on snee ed lnto a black and ellow canopy xder which the dancers whirled n th s rinf of '40 a floc of p o1'sin foum Ul1e Tays flew south to xislt the nock'n tird a d came back with a soxthe n plantat'on pron c ulete veranda, trees and f sn noel ever wa e e e ance as on the nicht of ray 5, when southern Welles and the4r escorts walked 'neath the trees and waltzed 'nid colorf 1 spot lf hts an the ivy covered ve anda In the course of the years the: studied a 6 made friends, cane to kno that Viss Nansfield was talkin lis when P Q9 y learned wh txin s smell like the do in cnenistry, became fanll ar fits 'abriel es e , squeaked h o h lnstrumental les om d spent sel n nm e rx tlenan to in two ectic wee c ease tneir fu W5 tH9 fall Ar' Johnson 4 the chatte in tne cla ' cane more nature and the rown flocks of Blue Jays too on the duties of upper classnen h forner e do t called to the Coast IHPA and nis plsce :as aptl l d U1 an 'annerh'en, al'as arold D son k on, cane l04o and the rest o t e z af'n pa 'e pls s and eta s waf 59 e l ft o he ' fan'l and all had lea ned to use tneir vi o on Qff P o ale t c are 1 t facult tot! pas amd e 1 lew L91 on Hear a ma ate in the I :O ld 45:5 '5QQma50iF 6' Ov' QQ .0.444l O : o 5 M t. 1 nt' W d . . ,,f,Lf' A s . c e .1 .-e , j y St , f A n , 'V -f K portals ,,, fl l. 942. 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