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

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Page twe nty T35 XE x mmf, L YN THEY PLAN THE STRATEGY 1? ,E rf il . 4. -5 To groom a group ot boys to a pealc ol perfection so that games can be won is a task requiring patience, skill, and more than human endurance. A great sense ot accomplishment is derived when a coach can show to the public a winning team. That's his iob. But his greatest moment of satisfaction comes when he reads a letter written in pencil on ruled paper- a letter that says, Thank you tor all the things you have meant to my boy, tor the ideals ot sports- manship you have instilled into him, lor the pattern ol manhood you have set belore him. Thats the coach's moment ot triumph. Head Coaches Master-minding the tactics of the baslcetball and the tootball teams are Coach George Conley and Coach Charles Eblen. Mr. Conley also coaches baseball. Assistant Coaches Lending a hand to Coach Eblen are Coaches Miller, Carter, and Sang. Mr. Miller is head traclc coach and Mr. Carter coaches the A.J.C. basketball team.

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Drattsman Turns Carpenter Often a teacher's subject and his hobby follow the same lines. Mr. Dinsmoor's knowledge of mechanical drawing proved beneticial to him when he decided to do some remodeling in his house. When this picture was taken, Mr. Dins- moor was converting a back porch into a brcak- las' nook at one end of the kitchen. He had in-.talled a picture window from which the family ran view Mrs. Dinsmoors lovely tlower garden. t 4 I I 5 . on ,pu fr- 1' fl --- i . ... -. gf, v. .. A., ':- . J.: :Ot 'ip' 'Of ff 'hh IQ, gn' -' LL - Q ' :fs o'w . : bo: A, 2 5-if:'gQ:,l'0u.'.Q.I '3,i. l!'r9.a x g: gJ1e.1iv,G!t, X Lx-Qllg f, -'fs 21. 33: 6-4 432 gl -Q gg: -0. U' + V sn. . 4.5, . '. v .. y 11:8 vlg.M..f'1.?g,ou??,,q AQ.Gi'LoM,: .I 2.18-9 Iv Hg 0 5.5 E s'f'v6'853 ' 4 43 'a' - P' - At' 4 J' H. ' o 9 W -ll' 0. ,Fix 4 Fa 47' .fi Le '- ld ,Y Tu an H QT' 103 .5 E ' Q T G i T' TXUTV T? 'HT -- '-t 1 -0- .N Q sf 'fu -cf . ' gp 3 I T tl 2H.sG 'ei.T..n9 ..,-o T og - Can f Give You a Lift? I forgot. I have to take Doctor to the airport in Charleston and he has to be there in forty- five minutes. She can make it if anyone can. The cops haven't caught her yet. She also keeps her history classes lively and fast-moving. X-QQQ' Tea For Two or More Things are brewing here as the Womacks prepare for a party. Nothing is more tun than getting out the best teaset and gathering together a group of congenial triends. Miss Dorothy, on the left has put aside the problems of the Gazette and has completely forgot- ten that Tom hasn't turned in his last six book reports tor English IZA. Miss Lillian doesn't even seem to be thinking about the Kappa Phi Club or her world history classes.

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The Dignified Colonel? C l lKtddlCS'tVT1O'. h dignity Dead-Eye Dick Hidden Comics 6' f .,Ms...f'k F' at J 1 A' Fix. 3 it qw- K wb' ii I 1 'W Con you imogine Colonel Kidd, the well troined militory mon, worrying obout where his teet should go next? Mrs. Eblen, doncing eosily through the number, seems to be hoving the time ot her life. Thot Sgt. Brornmer lcnows guns ond morlcsmonship is borne out by the records ot the ritle teoms thot he cooches. Hunting ond fishing seem noturolly to be his hobbies. Toxes, intlotion, wor-those ore the news items that cloim the ottention ot Copt. Moretield, Sgt. Hopkins. ond Sgt. Woollun. It there ore comics in the Army News , who con blome the men lor enjoying lighter reading, .- Page twenty-one .- ti. xl,