Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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Pratseto thee O O O if f. tr. fi i l ttf, 't lg l TH- rift . . tlsift William W. Mast lu 't ,il ll , . , . , ylj g .- '- ' -- 1 , ,tL,..g. I A.. - , ,lei Q, The Class of 1956 has the privilege of honoring a gentleman whose enthusiasm and love of his work, whose interest in in- dividual students, and whose genial, sincere manner have earned for him the respect of all who know him. As a master ot his art, he is contributing much to the culture and the pleasure of the school and of the community with such outstanding productions as Our Town and Seventeenth Summer. By his own example, he inspires his students to work long hours to achieve success, whether it be as actors, as good students, or as speakers. He typifies to us the finest qualities of a teacher, therefore, we are proud to hail Mr. William W. Mast as our honored declicatee. 8

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Firm in devotion O O O Teachers gather in the office to chat and read their mail. The spirit of the faculty is reflected in the X spirit of the students. Their enthusiastic teach- 1 ing of facts, self-discipline, courtesy, and liv- ing together results in increased awareness among students of their importance and a high resolve to strive to achieve successful, happy lives in their community. Faculty members tour the Union Malleable on B. E. Day. TO