Ashland High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Ashland, KS)

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Seniors Explore School Life Darren, Stacey Stebens, Karl Mosshart and David Conner read the news during Speech II. Seniors made a 13-year exploration of varied class-room activities. The naive children have grown into young adults with the help of teachers and parents. They have learned as a group; pushing together, they accomplished a lot more than they would have as individuals pulling in different directions. Some seniors make use of Mr. Horton's Study Hall for catching up on the latest news about the test they plan to take next hour. Darren Robert Osborn Jennifer Rebecca Prather Debra Kay Reed Tammy Ray Reed 10

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In More Ways Than One Seniors (above) sit behind their foods at the tasting party. They are Dedra York and her Bean Dip; David Conner with Sunday Supper Casserole; Shawn Callison brought Ham Mediterranean but tasted Karla Young's Barbecued Beef Brisket. Kim Feltner served Baked Hash Browns while tickling Rick Walker hiding behind his Potato Casserole. Stacey Stebens looks down at his Chicken Enchilada while Jim Glaser ignores his Snappy Glased Meatballs. A Club members Karl Mosshart and Sean Smyth (left) work on the “chain gang'' for a B-team game. Homecoming candidates Carisa Bothell, Linda Stein and Shawn Callison (above) ring the victory bell during Homecoming week. Mary Steele (top right) proofreads an article for The Clipperette during Journalism Class. The Clipperette is articles and features written by members of the Journalism class and published weekly in the Clark County Clipper. 9

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'%IS Sean Smyth, Rick and Stacey take a break before Homecoming Coronation starts. Stacey Lee Stebens Mary Jane Steele Rick Lee Walker Linda Jane Stein Mary Steele and Dedra York perform during the halftime show of the last home football game. One event that brought classmates together was inter-class competition of the Homecoming floats. Seniors had to learn to work with each other as equal partners. Together for 8 hours, 147 students needed outside activities such as football, band and Pep Club. Seniors take first place honors for their hard work on their float. Many hours of planning and designing assured them a running chance, and the school a great parade. Good job, seniors!!!! 11