Ashland High School - Ardante Yearbook (Ashland, PA)

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ee It XYe're the Seniors ot' Ashland High 'Four years of study are passing hy . . . From grassy green Frcshies to Sophomores great From sophisticated Iuniors to Seniors sedate. In chemistry lah we boil and huhhle Liquids and hrews that give us trouble Seniors in Spanish find it quite a chore To learn to say, Si, si senior. In German class we write speeches and letters, But the teacher says the juniors are hetter. In typing class we have the goods. WVe sure can handle those Ifnderwoods. 0 In Business Law our members are uwhizzesi' 'Miss Cleaver calls them the Senior udizzesfy Shakespeare makes us writhe and toil And Chaucer causes endless turmoil. XVithout Miss XVeher the Mlu' Bond Committee, VVould have turned out quite a pity, For they were falling very short. Until we, the Seniors, say cd the Fort. Miss Quick had charge of our Senior play, XVith which we were able to make some 'Khayf' ,Twas The Fighting Littlesw . . . in three short acts And it was really funny . . . as a matter of fact. -'sn- to us is a familiar word XYhen we try to sneak out, itis always heard. If yon're caught it means your doom, For you'll spend your time in detention room. If we roar too loud with ha-ha's and hee-hee's, NVe soon hear Miss Strolmieiers If you please . H To our class advisors, Natschke and Pratt, XVC Seniors gratefully tip our hat. Many hoys of our class have gone to war And hefore it's over we'll send lots more. They're doing their duty on land and sea To help speed up that Victory. As far as musical talent goes Our class is really' on its toesl IVe,ve fifteen memhers in the hand And our Music Makers are something grand. Ilow these past four years really flow YYhile we were working for the Red and Blue! XVe'll throw out our chests and say. 'iYes, Yes, NVe're proud we were students of A. H. S. 4 This does not constitute an endorsement of Unzlcrwnod Typcwriters - JAMES BENSIXCER

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xt QI rim! QL! .IQ- ...marinu- EARL BOBB 'Alley Boolzf' NY rromlvl' if lic runs' in Iliff ,Vary flu' way lic flifl in Ilia footlmll 11111710-S. Quiia il fliri. Always- says. HAIL' go on. EARL DAVIS O.s'c'ar.', Now in Lnclc Sanzfs Army. Lilfzs airplanes, ice skating, ancl lCll-Slllg his sister. Blond, quiet, anal friendly. FllL'UI'llC expression, A'I'll 1-lip you along llllf horns. Former foo!- lzall player. PAUL GRESSENS Smiling, joking, Pauly.', Step icarnzcrv around Rickarcl's. Now ll?LS'lL'UI'.S' tlza lmgle in the Army. RAYMOND MADDEN First clas.s-mzlle lo sail the satan ,s0as.', Own- ccl a coal truck. Knours an cxtra .special 11u1s0.' Black llair. Poppy. A isporiszrzrill. CLYDE PRICHARD Quiei, ally, full of xznilcs. Konica all about automal1ile.s. Always busy in tlze liomcroom. Obliging. Keeps pigeons. HUB' in tlie army now. o W 0 Boys 111 bGIV1CG