Ashland High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Ashland, KY)

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.21 v ,...Y , ,,.. v, WL. .. W ' 1 an Sfffqi- '-ff-H71' MY 'I-'fs 5 y I 'iv' ,,,......,. ...Q Hi-Life Staff BIARY BIQTII ISRIIQRLY - - DAWSGN LIANLEY DON.NLD WAIIIQ ---- J0s1aI'II1Nr: BURNS f,vil'I'll1Ilfi0Il MIIVIH-EF7'.V .S'pmtx Ifflilorzv WILLIAIxI Cox, Managing Editor CLIFFORD COFF, Advertising Manzzger VVAIITI-ZR FITZI-ATRICR - - HOWARIJ COLLINS FRANK GALLAHIQR - - HENRX' MCINTOSH Art Editors A.v.vi.vtaizt B11.vi1ze.r.v Nlfzzzfzgwx LIQNIIRA CALLAIIAN I-fmlzik Editor LUCILLIQ DIQMIIILRR Club Iirlitnr WILLIAM WA1NfSI,l'1X' okf Eflitnr 7 7 7 . MAIQTIIA LAWRENCE, Senior Editor IVA BLACK and MAIQIIC Cox, Tyjiixlx

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f STAFFORD CLAY OMAH ELSIE DAVID SMITH Editor MAE ADAMS Business Manager WHITE The Progress of l-li-Life ELIZABETH L. BERTRAM, Arliiiser The first edition of thc Hi-Life appeared in 1923. It was a forty-page booklet contain- ing pictures of the faculty and seniors. Since then improvements have yearly occurred. Gradually the various sections were added until the book has grown from a forty-page booklet to the present volume. An inspiring and attractive art theme, 'KA century of progress, has been worked outfeven to the cover. This Hi-Life represents a year's work of arranging the important happenings of the school year-combined with picturesein one grand encyclopedia that will record the mem- ories of high school lives as lived at Ashland Senior High School. The progress and success of the annual of the past, including the present one, is due largely to our faculty adviser, Elizabeth L. Bertram. She was present during all of our working hours, cheerfully lending her aid to any member of the staff experiencing difficulties. We couldn't have done without her-her encouragement and splendid judgment. Stafford Clay, the editor, and his assistants, Elsie Adams and Omah Mae White, with Miss Bertranfs guidance planned the Hi-Life, carrying out A CENTURY OF PROGRESS theme, and directed the activites of the other members of the staff. Several other members of our staff are equally important. David Smith, the business manager, and Henry McIntosh, his capable assistant-two excellent managers of finances- have had no small job. They canvassed the town securing ads from the business houses, the returns from which made possible the publishing of the annual. Lenora Callahan, the kodak editor, Lucille Demmler, the literary editor, and Martha Lawrence, the senior editor, were also indispensable. It was Lenora who collected your favo- rite snapshots, arranged them on attractive pages, and said all of those nice things about you. Martha's willing pen wrote those clever minute biographies of each senior, arranged his activities, and saw that the printer did him justice. Donald Wade, the sports editor, after much careful planning and forethought, has turned out a grand section--in fact the most attractive athletic section that any school annual can boast of--'complete in every way, even to invigorating write-ups. Every member of the staff gave his fullest co-operation toward the furtherance of our plans. When one's work was completed he turned to help another. It was this spirit that inade it possible for us to publish our 1933 Hi-Life in the short time allotted to us. A -Elsie Adams. 26

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'N f-mr? 'Q J' N., 'ti 19' wb-5 ,sax Q r ,qv- Q., f, vii' N-X AY'-3 -. i' l mf Roux:-.k'r Mcxlllmluc FRANK frAI,l.AHl-ZR f1l.IFIf'0RIl fkblflf HIIITII IIAYIAZS IIARULD ,Xsuwmwu WILLIAM Cox MAm:1-1 IIr:N'I'IxoleNr: DQN Emaxs JANIIQS f:Al.l.AlIliR Student Council EXECUTIVE BCJARD FIRST Sl'1MES'l'ER SECONI Pl'f'.YiIll'71l Vim'-PI'1'Xi1lf'Ilt SM' rwtn ry ll url 'l.fl'll.Y1H'l'f STUDENT Szfnim' A Senior A Senior If 71l7li0I' A junior li Soplmnmrf' A c:I.IFFORlJ CUFF ROI!lill'F MCCLUHIQ IJPQNORA LIALLAIIAN REPRESENTATIVES c,MAli MAIAI VVIIITIC DONALD WAme AAARVIN HALL NANCIX' WALTIiALL BYR1, DAILHY HARRIIQT Woons wg ' ' A xx +4 J SEMESTER Sf'1'1'1'l1 ll I'IIV11I 'lf V, I'r'1'xi1Ir11I 1t'l'-Pf4'.fl!1l'!l I FII x u rr r Svnior A Svnior A Svnior B junior A junior B Sophomore A