Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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history ol the junior class the l Il ot 31 great number ol s .all and terrified k s ,some with runny noses and dirty aces, reported in a grano mass to begin one ol their greatest experiences that ot going throagh high school lhat day and many other days lor weeks and weeks groups ol these seventh graders were lound in various unknown parts ol the building rescued, and taken back to their arithmetic or geography class as the case might be? by great big bold eighth graders oar present seniors, to wnom we can never show enough gratitude, presently after being properly terrified by Miss pille lVliss leeter Miss Culbertson, and Miss Adams, this Wonder Class partially settled down to win for its indlviduals As F talso as the case might bel So ended its Frst year in Junior l-lighg hool lhe next tall the same kids althoagh you couldnt tell it by their sizes or facial expressions started the same grades as belore, those ranging from A s to Ps Strange to say no one has ever gone beyond these limits The Freshman year lor the class of 37 was an outstanding one due to the tact that we took up new and strange sublects, algebr in particular which lew ot us have forgotten to this day This last, not re tering to the problems and rules however The start ol the Sophomore year began a long and extensive struggle in lessons, on the part ol our class The reason you can no doubt guess Julius Caesar European l-listory or Geometry everyone leels that he has accomplished a great deal since he has gotten past Mr lodd receiving his stamp ol approval, or maybe a weak but very generously given O K The boys in the class began doing right well by themselves in tootball basketoall nd such that year too to say nothing ot that snappy Sophomore Girls Basketball leam All in all our second year in l'lign School proved very educational in many ways a o s year we as 'niors a e a v ei organize and advised c u on our class We have Il done much, and expect to do rrore to set an exarple to tne oncoming classes fve hope it will be a good one l-lenrie to Pete 9 9 O ln a l , a i rr 'U id H ' A t . , , r , . . l ' A f x f f C , . , . C , . , ' I ' f f , . it .i . r , . .. .. ,H or .. ,SHI f , ' . ' i -,' ' ' a . out on another stab at lessons, this time a little more ditlicult ones 'fonly to come out with practically N 6 . I . E . c ' f f - . , Q 5 . I fc f i lor II l us. Thi f ', ' Jc h v ' .f i ' o, t 1 lt b -F ' . ' a

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1s! Row V. SCOBEY V. KENDIG J. WEBSTER M. WHARTON ANDREWS WINGER BUFFMEYER KENDALL 2nd Row M KLINE WISE BOLDING REPP FREER G FOX A PUSATERI WICKS 3rd Row SPRAGUE DAMM ATEN CARBERRY NEWELL WOLTZ ZEHNER HERSHLER 4th Row WATSON WERTMAN ROLLER KERSHNER LEEDY WERTZ WERTMAN 5!I1 Row MOWERY WHARTON SHUSTER SEMLER SEISS H GEORGE W SMITH KEFFER 6th Row M. ALEXANDER H. GILL V. STOOKEY I. MILLER M DUPLER R HAMILTON PHELPS SHELLER 'Ith Row McDONALD RIDGELY LERSCH ROSS GEITGEY MCOUATE J SOUDER M M LISTON 801 Row SOUDER LUTEMAN ANUCINSKE HAMILTON WOOD MCEVOY CLARK HART 9th Row ANDERSON PETE BYERS LEITER GILLETT REECE HENDERSON 10th Row JARVIS BOWEN BARTLEY METCALF HARBAUGH KEETLE HAYES J COOPER juniors J. . F. . C. A. E. G. , W. J. B- R. A- C, M. J. H. , M. B. - R. M. V. H. R. A. L. H. W. V. H. R. D. R. M. S. E. P, C. H. Y. McMILLAN R, OLDHAM A- C. G. E. H. V, H- C. B- G. il, dw., 1,1 .- 1 I A A . . L- T. B. K, L. H. K. K, Y., , J- B. - H. T. . , K. ,