Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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ur Dedicatee . . . KLLOYD Mll.l.liR In an organization where teachers predominate it is not unusual to select one as a dedicatee. The students are in close contact with them, their courses and activities are clearly defined, and they are associated with their respective subjects. This year we have deviated from the norm and have selected a person who is more or less in the background of the school picture. But without the efforts of Mr. Gloyd Miller, the school could not possibly function. His activities are varied, and in many instances the students are unaware of the duties of a school engineer, Aside from his primary duties of keeping the school heated, clean, and in repair, there are so many small tasks he performs that we can't begin to enumerate them here. During our past six years in this building, Mr. Miller has been of great service to us. We remember him chiefly for his help and consideration during our musi- cals, plays, concerts, games, and club meetings. His is truly a never-ending job. 'I'he Senior Class of I959 will long remember Mr. Miller, school engineer, doer ol' countless little deeds, and friend to all students. 2

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