Ashland High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Ashland, KS)

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Mr. Smyth (left) teaches American Government, Seventh Grade History and Geography, senior high P.E., and junior high P.E. He is a new faculty member. Put that camera down before I put it somewhere! Mr. Ken Swanson (top) teaches Auto Mechanics, Metals, Algebra I and junior high mathematics. Mr. Swanson has a variety of equipment for his students to work with. Mrs. Anna Jean Wilson (far left, with her mouth full of pins) puts up posters that help the Annual staff keep abreast of their publisher's requirements and deadlines. With stopwatch in the right hand and whistle in the left, Mr. Bob Smyth calls out times for the President's Physical Fitness test. Faculty 21

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. . .And Keeps The Students Going During the year the faculty had to go through a CPR course. As teachers discussed the class (above), Mrs. Linda Wilson (far right corner of picture) demonstrated mouth-to-mouth procedures on a doughnut! Mrs. Linda Wilson (right) has a full scedule with English IV, grade school, junior high and senior high Art. She also sponsors the cheerleaders. Mrs. Anna Jean Wilson (far right) teaches Bookkeeping, Typing I and sponsors the yearbook. A • « ■ As seniors we finally realize, or more honestly, respect the patience, understanding, and wisdom of our faculty. Most of them have been doing the same job for the Bluejays for many years. Perhaps 'Thank you seems too simplistic for the untold hours they devote to us for extracurricular activities, and most of all for their sincere caring about us as individuals. We are indeed fortunate! Mrs. Beverly York (right) gives a small but noticable smile for the camera. She teaches Home Economics and sponsors Y-Teens, and the junior high pep club. All right, where did my grade book go!” says art teacher Linda Wilson (below). ■ Faculty

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Changes Occur . . . Trent Dome Tonya Ediger Clint Daily Shauna Betschart Brad Salyer Shannon Rich Ryan Brunholtz Carrie Stonehouse Danny Heath Elizabeth Fellers Juniors made many decisions throughout the school year from choosing rings to selecting a theme for the junior-senior prom. Moneymaking projects occupied much of the juniors' time: From selling magazines and running the football concession stand (traditional projects) to holding a paper drive and sponsoring family portraits which added a new change to the juniors' funds. Unique changes occurred in the elections of junior class officers this year: Young ladies ruled the class. Shauna Betschart — secretary-treasurer, Elizabeth Fellers — president, Janet Howell — vice president made some important decisions for the class to vote on and carry out. Juniors Huh, says Trent Dome after getting his hearing checked. Juniors