Ashland High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Ashland, KY)

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ANGU GE IS ESSENTIAL TO ALL ACTORS 6 f, Eliza Cooksey ---- Eastern Marilyii Lake 7 Indiana Pauline Gardnerf VVard Dorothy Davis 4 George' Phyllis Roweflientucky Kentucky State College, University. B.S.fEnglish, Belmont. George Peabody. town College, AB. 1 Vr'esleyan College, AB., Westerii Kentucky State Speech. Business English B.S,fEnglish French, Latin Marshall College, NLA- - College, A.B., Marshall Spanish. English College, M.A. - Speech, English Eloretta Harrington and Mrs. Rowe appear very niueh amused at the records John Rozentals and Carol Johnson have chosen to play for the second-year Spanish class. For any pupil to whom a foreign language has an appeal Ashland High School provides a numlwer of classes, each one of which is under the instruction of capahle teachers. Latin is taught as a hasic course for the romance languages hut is not a prerequisite for those studies. In Latin, the student also acquires a lwackground of Creek and Roman history, mythology, and laws and custom. The fundaf mental course in Latin is followed lay reading Caesar's Commentaries, Vergilis Aencid, Cie' ero's orations, and Sallust's history. Since many students prefer to pursue one ol the modern languages, courses in Erench and Spanish are availahle. Both of these languages are prcscntcd so wholcfheartcdly and cnthusif astically that they come alive for the students. The use of recordings lightens the drudgcry of studying grammar and allows the pupil to perfect his pronunciation.

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Page fourteen As Mr. Dinsmoor helps Richard Odekirk with a dilhcult problem the other mechanical drawing students work busily on their plates Lucy Sparks - Morehead College B.S., Marshall College, M.A. - Busif ness Math oo X 3 it X . . . . . O IQ Q Ralph Dinsmoor - ff-- Ohio University 'X B.S,, University of Kentucky--Meehan' A ' ical Drawing 4 ii' V Q-. if I l K If Frances Richardson 4 Converse Col If lege AB. f Mathematics 1 Iani'e Smith - Kentucky Vvlesleyan F A A,Bf, University of Chicago, Univerf sity of Kentucky W- lviathematics MATH CHARTS THE CCDURSE Some of the most crowded rooms to be found in Ashland High School are those which house the various branches of the math department, one of the best equipped in Kentucky. The courses which are offered to those who are mathematically inf clined include secondfyear algebra, plane and solid geometry, trigonometry, and business math. And if this impressive linefup doesn't prove to he enough to tax the mind of the most ambitious student, an advanced class in algebra, which can often he a challenge to the most intelligent pupil, is open to all comers.