Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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We, the class of nineteen hundred thirty seven dedicate to lvlr. Philip Lersch, an interesting teacher and our esteemed friend, this book with the sincere hope that it will often recall to him the pleasant memories ol our association. 5

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J. E. BOHN, SUPERINTENDENT Four years of happy high school days are ending For another classfthe class of 1937. ln some respects the members of this class are more Fortunate than some of their immediate predecessors because they are graduating into a social and economic order that has Filled us vvith more optimism than We have had lor some time. Yet they are also graduating into a world which may be characterized by its many imperfections. This taslt ol lessening these imperfections materially rests with the generation of present day youth. It is going to tal4e more study, more carelul planning and choosing, more hard Worlc It is going to talce men and vvomen ol vision, who have prepared themselves lor the task and who are Willing to pay the price of achievement. The members ol the class of 1937 are to be con- gratulated on their accomplishments in the classroom, in the activities oi the school and in publishing this splendid boolc. l salute you and wish for you an interesting journey on the road of the future.