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

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hi cl I, , 1 1' ff, 1 ,,,- Mr W C Shuttles Thou wert my guide philosopher and friend lShakespearel This could be said by many about Mr W C Shattles superintendent of the Ashland Public School system Mr Shattles has been active in the Ashland schools since I949 in the capacity of as sistant principal and dean of boys at A H S assistant superintendent and superintendent He received his B S and M A degrees from Western State College and Marshall College respectively r E W athls Twenty seven years in the Ashland school sys tem began for Mr Mathis after he graduated from Morehead State College and started teaching at Charles Russell Elementary School. Next he taught at Coles Junior High, and in l938 he received his M. A. degree from the University of Kentucky. ln 1946 he became principal of Coles. Now as assistant superintendent he supervises cafeterias purchases school supplies and acts as treasurer of the board of Education.

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r. H. L Ellis The role of principal at Ashland Senior High School is efficiently filled by Mr. H. l.. Ellis, who has been active in the Ashland school system since l943. From l943 to l945, when he accepted his present position, he was business manager of ath- letics and assistant principal, Since coming to A. H, S., he has competently performed his duties and commanded the respect of both the teachers and students by his impartial- ity, strong judgment, firm attitude, and determina- tion to succeed at all tasks. Mr. Ellis continuously reveals his fine qualities of leadership as he assumes his important responsie bilities of managing the fifth largest high school in Kentucky. Besides supervising the faculty and ar- ranging the program of the school, he is also re- sponsible for fulfilling many regulations. The re- quirements of the new Minimum Foundation Pro- gram, along with those of other school departments and associations, must all be carried out to have a fully accredited high school. Mr. Ellis completed his undergraduate work at Eastern State College, where he received his A, B. degree. After returning from eighteen months overseas during World War l, he entered Colum- bia University, where he acquired his M, A. degree. fr'-Y , , ,rf 4' . 1 Guidance C01-lnSel0l' Secretary to the Principal Assistant Principal Miss Harriet Chatfield-University of Kentucky Mrs. Dan Norton Mr. Fred Rigsby--Union College A B., A. B, M. A. University of Kentucky M. A. x 5 Q- Q 1, ' if N W .fslffzr .R -,,,l 7' l K 'gums' xc, -,x Q Y.-. l ' ' ' 1 ,- -Mx, , ti ., i ,p 1:,, ns V: .fc v 1 - an-is QL, .l ' sp-, N kj! X S Y YRS.,