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

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BUSINESS ACUMEN IS IMPCDRTA T I EVERY PQRT ' a 3' Hazel Clizitfield Uni' Doris Hairrell University Ivlnlly Gaitrell f Eastern Helen Mayer Cieurgef versity uf Kentucky. AB. of Kentucky. University Kentucky State Cinllcgc. town Cnllege. AB. Secretarial Training. of Vw'iscunsin, AB. f University of Kentucky. Sliurtlinnel. Typewriting, Filing and B 0 0 k li e e p i n g. Type' BS. ---V Typewriting. Machines. writing. M . .. ,,., ,we - nw, x..,,e,,, V. -,arf fre. .W . . Y..-,. wwe, 4 3,-.-ff.w,,4,1 Q, ...,..-4 Stu .Qs Busy future secretaries seein intent un tlicir work in learning to operate omce iniicliines. Secretarial lrxuning is ai very iuiurtzint plizise of tlie euiiunereiiil w elents interesteel in enmrnereiail euurses can lWCCHI1IC an stenngrupliie rn.ijnr. .1 lwikl-ceepiiig rnxljur, nr ii generzil liusiness rngijur. Tu lie ai stenugrznpliie nixiqiur gi student sliuultl liqive ii grind iuuiielutiuii in Englisli. spelling, zintl punetu.itiiin. Tlie lwukkeepiiig riizijnr sliwulel li.ax'e gi tl iu nelitiiin in tlie xippliezitiuii nf simple airitlimetie. For the enrnrnereml stuelent wlin prefers tu du genergil nrliee wurk tlie selinfil liiis prnvieleel ai QCII stud er.il liusiness euurse. If .I stenfigmpliie :nurse fir lwvkkeepiiig efiurse ent tfiils Ur m.1l4e giverwge nr lietter tli.in :wemge gr.ie1es during tlie eiipliiiiiiiire yeiir. tlien lie is triiisferreel tw tlie gener.il liusiness euurse. Iinrneeliiitely after fI'.lelL1.III41I1 .i eiiniinereinl stuelent witli .1 very gwvtl reeurel .intl .iptituele in seliufil in.iy lie plieetl in qilmiist any nl tlie liusiness est.ililisli' inei Olii its in :intl Qiruunel Aslilzinel. inelutling tlie .itunne plzint git Ilnrtsiiiiiuili. ll. Il nrli. il gif SCVCIIICCII

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HISTORY A D TR DITIQ LI E AGAI Mzlrie Hamm Marshall Mzidge Sparks Berea College. AB, XX'orltl College. AB. Amer' History ican History C Sep? Page sixteen 6539 l Q 1 By tracing on a map one ol tlie out' standing campaigns of tlie Civil Vfar. Mrs, justice lioltls tlie attention ol one ol lier American liistory classes. Gr ,,-..-1 Lilian Vvloinack - f Uni' Robert Coliurn --- Eastern Gladys Prichard -H More' Ruth justice Marshall versity of Kentucky. East- Kentucky State College. head State College. A.B,. College. AB. Amer- ern Kentucky State Col' AB. - - Vforlei History. University of Kentucky ican History, Prolalems of lege. AB. Vviorld His' American History American History. Vforld Democracy tory. Sociology History 47 , yd-' As tlie years come antl go, liistory is maeleg and vvlien liistory is matle. it must lie tauglit. Recortlecl events must lie presentetl in ortler for persons to untlerstantl and appreciate tlie various elements xvliicli liave gone into molclf ing nations antl peoples in tlie form tliat tliey take at tlie present. At AHS. tlie proper courses lxivc lieen set up so tliat tlie liistory fieltl will lie sutliciently covcretl. Sulyiects range from Vvlorlel History ancl American History to specific topics like ljrolalems in Democracy. American Govern' ment. antl Sociology. A vviclelyfreael and lwasically wcllfequipped teacliing stall keeps tlie pupil upftoftlate on tlie latest current events. Witli tlie help of autliofvisual aitls events in liistory can lie lwrougkt to life with sucli force antl reality tliat tlie lesson is vvell fixctl in a pupil's niintl.

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X--S' Open mouths indicate hard work in this ease as Mr Myers dirett her third period music class, and Gail Saunders accompanies with her usual skill If I The hand, the Girls' Chorus, and the Boys' Chorus are the music organizations at A.H.S. Out of the 1,050 students in the school nearly 300 are memhers of one of these groups. The sixth period of each day is reserved for hand practice. Howf ever. on many occasions director W. C. Reeves, keeps the hand considerahly later than 3 :30. To hecome a memher of the hand a student is required either to have had experience in junior high or at least to have a reasonahle amount of skill on some hand instrument. 1 i fezf it i During the first three periods of each' day Mrs. Harry Myers teaches girls' vocal music classes. Special practices are held after school in the auditorium for concerts and special programs given throughout the year. Besides being members of the chorus the girls have the opportunity of participating in solo work or in ensembles. H i I The Boys' Chorus is also trained hy Mrs. Myers. Since the hoys donotl have a regular class period they manage to get their inf structiya hefore classes in the morning or afterwards in the ztftdt'nr,cJn.4The hoys participate in the programs given hy the Girls' Chorus. They also are offered opportunities in solo work and ensemhles. . I .K . f 1 i 1 , f CW .l f Mil ill Carl Reeves - Morehead State College, University of Kentucky, B.S., Ohio State University -f Band Director. Helen Myers-Louisville School of Music, Bachelor of Music - - Girls' Chorus, Boys' Chorus. fx as l age eighteen