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

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NOVEMBER l2 NOVEMBER I5 8.16 NOVEMBER I8 19 8. 20 NOVEMBER 25 DECEMBER l DECEMBER 3 DECEMBER l0 DECEMBER 14 DECEMBER l7 DECEMBER 2l JANUARY 4 JANUARY 7 JANUARY ll JANUARY I4 The Junuor Class had thenr party of the year Everyone came dressed un a Gay Nunetles costume The Junnors presented their class play a three act comedy Nuts and Bolts The Boys Quartet sungnng The Ruff Song and Darlene Sowards sungmg Buttons and Bows entertamed between acts Januce Nelson Rose Mary Costner Dolores Gade and Dar lene Sowards represented Ashland at the Musnc Clmlc at Omaha thus year The chorus directed by Mnss Shelley gave a program of Thanksguvnng songs to the hugh school assembly puttlng everyone ln the Thanksgnvmg spmt Our flrst Basketball game of the season wnth Loulsvnlle was a vlctory for the Bluejays with a score of 37 'l0 lt was also a vuctory for the Glrls Volleyball team who defeated Louls vllle by a score of 50 10 Everyone enpoyed the hardtumes party that the Sopho more Class presented Another vuctory for the Bluejays at the Ashland Schuyler game The score was 40 27 At the thlrd Lyceum number Petrles Whlte Hussars pre sented a colorful symphonic brass ensemble to the public A thlrd victory for the Ashland Bluejays was with the Blalr team The score was 47 4l The Chrustmas Program was presented by the Cholr and other small groups under the durectuon of Mlss Shelley Thus ended school for a week of Christmas vacatnon The Bluejays defeated the Elkhorn team by a score of 39 29 The Waverly Basketball team defeated Ashland for our fnrst defeat by a score of 60 4l The Volleyball team was also defeated by a score of 34 22 The Blueyays defeated the Gretna team by a score of 39 30 lt was also a vlctory for the Volleyball team wlth a score of 5l l0 The Mead team handed the Basketball team theur second defeat by a score of 54 44 The Volleyball team had an other victory with a score of 36 l6 . ,, . . H I ' I 11 11 1 ' - II ' - 1 ff - - 11 ll I I I 1 I ' I 1 1 ' ' . . , . - II - II . . , . I - , . I I

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S 2. EMJFR 6 SEPTEMBER S 'DTEMBER l7 S PTEMBER 24 S PTEMBER 29 OCTOBER 5 CCTOBER 8 CCTOBER OCTOBER I5 OCTOBER 27 OCTOBER 28 NOVEMBER l NOVEMBER 5 NOVEMBER l l School Calendar We began a new year wnth l63 students thus year 46 fresh men 39 sophomores 491un:ors and 29 sensors The Freshmen lnltlatlon Dov turned out to be o day of fun for us We hardly knew the Freshmen by the way they were dressed and the poem they reclted every hour got tlresome to them I belueve' Th B'ue1ays lost our flrst football game to the College Vnew Tcam by a score of l2 l7 Our Ashland Bluelafs won tw r second game by defeotung Schuyler lt wa on excrtung game wuth o score of 7 6 Our frrst clas rn etlngs we e held un order to elect officers for the new year m uth Warriors by a score of 6 O Our furst Lyceum number was gnven by Mr and Mrs Howe famous glassblowers who fosc nated everyone wlth thenr miracles Th Val ey eleven defea ed u bf another close score l32 The furst part of the year was ln honor of the Freshmen The Sensors let the Freshmen furnnsh the entertomment by havnng egg throwing contests proposals and dnfferent sorts of thlngs A vlctory for the Bluepays wnth a defeat for Weepmg Water by a large score of 33 O A tued score of l2 l2 made o very excutlng game wuth the undefeated team from Blolr The Bluejays outplayed the Blolr team but the game ended too soon for us to defeat them The school enjoyed a vocation when the teachers went to Teachers Convention M ss Shelley presented a program by the choir to the Rotary Club Ashland was defeated by the Wahoo Warriors by a score of 7 O We defeated the Louisville team by a score of 28 O - L IO . . . F I . s A ' ' h V ' - . E ' . ' s .e ' r ' ' OCTOBER l Another defeat wos handed to the Bluojays by the Platts- T1 . l2 ' ' U .

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JANUARY l9 IANUARY JANUARY 2l JANUARY 26 27 81 28 FEBRUARY 4 FEBRUARY FEBRUARY lEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY l9 FEBRUARY 22 FEBRUARY 25 MARCH 2 MARCH 8 MARCH 9 Edwun Rowlands presented an unterestung Lyceum number by talktng on The Value ofa Hobby The annual athletlc banquet was an outstandung event of the year Speakers from the Unlversuty of Nebraska were present and fllms of the Nebraska Kansas football game were shown Mark another vlctory for the Bluejays when they defeated the Wahoo Warruors by a score of 45 33 Ashland was defeated at the Eastern Nebraska Conference held at Blalr by the Blalr team by a score of 46 42 The Ashland team defeated Valley by a score of 40 33 The Volleyball team also defeated the alumna by a score o 3 ll The Pep Club party was a great success The Pep Queen and Kung were Cathenne Buck and Duck Coatman whale the attendants were Joan Rnchards and Melvin Bundy The Boys Town Orchestra provlded musuc for the evening The Bluelays scored a victory agaunst the Weeping Water team by a score of 63 56 The volleyball team also scored a vlctory by a score of 26 l7 Ben Hammond provlded entertaunment wnth a Cartoon Revue and ventrlloquusm at the fifth Lyceum number The Blueyays were defeated by the College Vuew team by a score of 45 25 At the Bellevue game Ashland was defeated by a score of 44 62 A program for the publlc was put on by the chonr directed by Mass Shelley and the band and orchestra both directed by Muss Woltzel A defeat for the Blueyays from the Teachers Hugh team The endlng score was 42 32 The Tommne Thompson Company presented a show of mu srcal varxetles at the sixth Lyceum number An Instrumental recutal was presented by the students of Mnss Wontzel lt was an entertaining program for the publnc The Basketball season for the year ended wuth Dustrnct Basketball Tournaments held at Fremont Ashland was defeated bv the Blalr team but played an excltnng game wnth a score of 59 40 . l9 ' ' fs- . l2 . u so 15 . . . . .g 16 . I. . 18 ' '