Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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TABLE OF CGNTENTS Faculty Freshmen Sophomore Iunior Ir. Sr. Featurette Seniors Service Page Page Page Page Page Page 7 15 29 47 59 95 Page 123

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5 il E L, 5, V t dl' Q71-I . The Guide has been completely rearranged this year. Feeling that an activity belongs with the class that participates in it, we have created class sections. Each of these sections contains one class and its sports, clubs, and all other activities pertaining to that year. Activities having more than one class involved are placed in the section having the majority of students participating. Extra sections include the junior-Senior featurette, in which the activities largely composed of juniors and seniors are placed, the Service section, and the Faculty and Administration section. Since life itself moves always forward, we have begun the Guide with our freshmen and brought it class by class to our seniors. We hope you will like this new arrangement. Now we invite you to - Meet Ashland High School. 4 - - im.u-'-'--f- -hm--tw '--'---- 1'

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DEDICATEE We, the Class of W58, consider it a great privilege to honor one who is highly respected in both the school and community. Since coming to Ashland High School he has made friends with many teachers and students because ol his thoughtlulness to others. As a result ol his interest in students he has devoted countless hours to the supervision ol' several activities. Through his discreet selection, he has diligently headed the planning ol many educational and entertaining assemblies. During the past year, he has served as adviser to the College Club. ln this capacity he has carelully guided and advised students concerning their future plans. 'l'llCI'Cli0l'C, we take extreme pleasure in dedicating this years GUIDE to a gentleman, a line teacher, and a friend to all, Mr. Austin R. Keiser. 6