Ashland High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Ashland, KS)

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AHS STUCO HAS AN ACTIVE YEAR Student Council Members taking a break at the concession stand are (L-R): Sponsor Mr. Hitchcock, Frank York, DeAnne McIntyre, Mark Kraft, Laurel Klinger, Kirby Pike, Iras Humphreys, Don Harden, Karen Humphreys, Mike Lynch, Jane York, Ronald Work, and Ruth Harden. STUCO LEADS SCHOOL Would you believe Batman? Would you believe Charles Atlas? Would you believe Don Harden, Stuco Pres. ? As the nucleus of AHS, the Student Council aims for better relationships throughout the school. This year, led by President Don Harden, the Stuco ably served the AHS student body. During the year, the active members wrote the Constitution which was accepted by the Student Body. They took care of the concession stand during basketball games. Other activities sponsored by Stuco were a Hootenanny, Gym Party, Homecoming decorations and mum sale. A new annual event which they sponsored was the classes Tug-O-War, which was won by the strong Seniors of 1966. Pres. Harden was helped by Vice-Pres. Kirby Pike and Sec. Iras Humphreys. Principal Bert Hitchcock was Sponsor. FISHERS IGA STORE C.E. STROUSE LOW PRICES EVERYDAY JE WE LER

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J A ITS Y-TEENS This year the Y-Teens worked hard to complete their projects. One project was the sale of candy. The candy was so good, that even the ants invaded the candy boxes! The busy girls also collected stamps to provide milk for needy children overseas. Y-Teen girls helped members of the YWCA with UN Weekend. Mothers of Y-Teen girls were honored with a Mother-Daughter Brunch in May. This lovely occasion was a fitting climax to an active year in Y-Teens. Miss Myrna O'Neil is the sponsor of this organization . HI-Y OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: 1-r. V. Pres. Virginia Mull, Pres. Jane York, Sec. Kathy Baker; 2ND ROW: Treas. Mary Ann Urban. HI-Y AND Y-TEENS The industrious members of Hi-Y sold popcorn at various athletic events this year. The money from the sale was the source of income for the Hi-Y club. At the meetings, members enjoyed participating in intramural sports, such as volleyball and soccer. These games followed the devotional reading. The annual picnic-softball game was held early in the spring. The highlight of this picnic was the softball game between the Hi-Y boys and the faculty. The sponsors of Hi-Y are Mr. Headrick and Mr. Gilmore. OFFICERS: F. R. 4TH FROM LEFT. Vice P. Don Harden, Pres. Bill Wilson, Treas. Mark Kraft.