Ashland High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Ashland, KS)

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SEASON'S RECORD ASHLAND 39 JETMORE 42 II 48 Minneola 38 II 36 Ci marron 38 II 50 Coldwater 49 II 45 Protection 33 II 41 Ford 87 II 30 Plains 63 II 50 Cold water 35 II 46 Protection 41 II 51 Ford 87 II 44 Meade 74 II 47 Greensburg 59 II 44 Minneola 48 II 55 Bucklin 48 II 53 Cimarron 58 II 71 Fowler 65 II 40 Protection 45 m The 1956-57 Bluejay Basketball team under Coach Atkins finished a good season with 5 wins and 7 losses and a tie for third in the league. The second team under Coach Geier gained a lot of experience this year and some of the boys will be seeing a lot of action next year. Mr. Reitz's grade school team won 5 and lost 5. They had several close games to remember as the season closed.

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 SEASON'S RECORD oj U X 'puB|q«y Ajiq puemsy Ashland 19 Meade 20 Ashland 33 Fowler 19 Ashland 26 Minneola 6 Ashland 33 Greensburg 20 Ashland 7 Co Id wafer 18 Ashland 31 Protection 7 Ashland 20 Ford 14 Ashland high school boys turned out 42 strong for a fine 1956 football season. This Bluejay eleven had a ?;ood season, winning 5 and losing 2, taking 2nd in the eague. After losing to Meade by one point, the Blue-jays defeated each opponent except Coldwater. Size and depth of the Coldwater team was the difference in that game as Coldwater won the Iroquios League Championship from the Bluejays. Ashland ended the season with a team victory over Ford. Eighteen letters were awarded, 9 to seniors. Charles Swayze was honored on the All-Southwest Team and Lennie George and Kent Sawyers received honorable mention awards. I Pat Callison

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