Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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I , JI X 1 ' s 4. xi - 19 ri The Seniors ITH the June Commencement comes the question to many a graduating student: What has my class done for Ashland High School? The Senior Class can answer this L, V! - 1 V H question very easily. From the ranks of this class have come f t'gT,,N some of the best athletes turned out from this school, as well as 'A representatives in all other activities. The mid-year graduating class had more than its quota with its Caton, McEntire, Morr, X, and Johnson. KX T Q From the ranks of the J une Class have come students who have Q made names for themselves in all lines-athletics, debate and dramatics. But the most outstanding accompl shment of the Q? entire Senior Class is the publication of the Pioneer Edition of 1 the Annual. ' ' So, as the last of the class leaves the portals of Ashland High bl School, the least the school can say is: A BETTER CLASS NEVER GRADUATEDR' is lk ii in ,,l I g ., Seventeen AA S 3 il 4