Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

Page 8 text:

In appreciation of her genial nature, her sympa- thetic understanding, and her implicit faith in the students of Ashland High School, we, the Class of 1944, gratefully dedicate this book to Miss Shirley Frances Roth, whom we have been privileged to know as an inspiring teacher and a loyal friend.

Page 10 text:

N In the hearts of Americans the Statue of Liberty has long symbol- ized such ideals as freedom, se- curity, and equality. In the proc- ess of .our nation's development these ideals have grown to mean even more-their realization in knowledge, in opportunity, and in a better way of life for the fu- ture. For man's continued pur- suit of these aims and ideals the Statue of Liberty stands as a guide to the future. Her torch is a blaz- ing beacon above a war-torn world dark with suffering and tyranny. It shines into the future to that time when the dark mists of war shall have changed to the warm sunshine of peace. Her up- lifted arm beckons us onward to- Ward even greater achievement KEN be as-W4 M 'ii agp +A 2,35 QM 'Vx M 9 K is K. fha.- it f xg ,, az , 'ff -at .' ' Q- , -, - gl, EZ z, 'Age 21. 5 , ,5 V--3,z f,5a,-'ski -it gr K kr., . es - r V , -22f1ls s s tg, -,wry Q ry , - - . 021513311 '11, 1 15 p V 2 - t . F225 1-:sexi .1 s 'U ' fs' 'assi 2 S -AV ' . -mf , 1 -.. for the future. Along with re- newed Christian faith our road to the future is the path illumi- nated by this American Guide. To demonstrate in a small way the benefits realized from the ideals embodied in this American monument we submit to you this book. published by students of an American public school. It is an uncensored record of young Americans receiving free educa- tions, living free lives, and unit- ing with victory as their purpose. This year as the 1944 Guide con- ducts you through the halls of Ashland High School and into the hearts of its dwellers, its theme is the recognition of our greater American Guide. ,Y Q ifiifgee 1 E 51-Y K . wr..-1-51' iv - Y iiZiQEi