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

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nd usic Something fishy is going on herel The students of the ort classes labor diligently to finish posters which will brighton the school cafeteria RCQW0' DVCCNCC ond hard work :nt band stcidents are rccsins f r Ashlonds cgnsistentlx. high rat ngs band- WISC ln all the present day preoccupation with the harsher facts of life, Ashland high does not neglect the more gracious of the arts. Let there be Music is more than just a song that everyone is singing now-a-daysg it is the epitome of Ashland's feeling for its Glee Club, Tom- cat band, Mello-dettes, and various musical specialty groups lt is not by accident that the music department so consistently rates superior in competition. The main purpose of the art course is to give the student the foundation work in the entire field which can someday be narrowed down to suit the desires of the in- dividual. This is done at Ashland high by developing different types of art work. No one entering the art room can fail to bump his head on the overhanging mobiles or be attracted by the lovely stained glass windows. T ,I dif -5'

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GROWING... Zw W X-C my 541 MRI! Weeds . . . the most aggravating of the worId's wonders. BOYS AND GIRLS SEEM TO CROW LIKE WEEDS, WITH NO APPARENT PLAN OR PURPOSE. YET FROM THIS WEED-LIKE GROWTH MANY EMERC-E TO MAKE THEIR LASTINC MARK IN THE WORLD.