Ashland High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Ashland, KS)

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Who? Pohos- sorem Sophomores begin to expand their horizons by taking on more responsibilities as class officers, members of various organizations, and serving and providing entertainment at the junior-senior banquet. They also take more required classes. James Allen Chris Rhett Gillespie Bouziden Bryan Gary Braman Isenbart Kelly Brown Darren LeClear Katrina Lind A-Club members Brian, Gary and Raymond man the popcorn machine during a football game. Brenda McVicker “gets with it” on Spirit Week's Hat and Shades Day” October 1. Brian McGonigle Brenda McVicker Beverly Mings Monti Park Brenda Price Tracy Rollins Raymond Schweitzer Jim Steele Rhonda Strang Carrie Travis Lance Walker Jason Wyatt Jason Albers not pictured Vice President Carrie (front left) and President Katrina (center) race each other in first hour typing. Others are Kelly (far left), James, Gary, Jim, Lance, Tracy, and Darren. Kelly is a Student Council representative as is Chris; Jason W. is secretary-treasurer. Steve Lenz and Dwight Roper are sponsors. Sophomores 17

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Who? IF F n i Sunoijr Juniors feel scrambled in many ways. They have moneymaking projects like football concession stand and magazine sales that keep them on their toes. They also have to organize the banquet and prom, and select their class rings. In addition to sports, moneymaking projects, and activities, juniors seem to be able to have a lot of fun. BELOW: Juniors seem totally confused. They can’t decide which ring to select. This is just one of the many decisions the juniors have to make during the year. Keith Baker Jeff Berryman Barrett Broadie Amy Crane Maylene Freelove Amy George Susan Harper Karen Isenbart Rex Jarnagin Loran Luther Rodney Lynn Deidra Maggard Gayla McKinney Heather Moore Kim Nusz Laura Stevens Doug Rich Sherry Suire Mark Smith Matt Wilson Donna Solorio Rodney Young Junior class officers elected in the spring of 1986 are Barrett, treasurer; Gayla, Student Maylene poses in her drum majorette uni-Council representative; Susan, secretary; Jeff. Stuco representative; Mark, vice president; and form during the chaos of all-school pic-Doug, president. tures. Juniors

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Take Hold! Hfsre- nem Ninth Graders begin to experience changes, such as being introduced to new organizations and bigger responsibilities like electing representatives, serving as class officers, and undergoing locker changes. J. R. Arnold Stacy Barth Willie Lynn Jon Mages Melissa McPhail Randi Jo Mings Robbie Ramirez Leslie Rich Chris Smith Laura Ward Danny Whitt Greg Weikal Chris, Stuco representative, dresses before playing at WSU Band Day October 25. 1986. How’s the weather, Chris? Baritone player Jon Mages (right) was unable to perform with the band due to a broken collar bone sustained during football. ABOVE CENTER: Stacy, Student Council representative, looks happy about taking tickets for a Junior Varsity football game. ABOVE RIGHT: Leslie Rich, class president, wonders what’s in store for her throughout the day. Other class officers are Vice President J.R., Secretary Randi Jo, Treasurer Robbie, Sponsors Anna Jean Wilson and Beverly York. RIGHT: Pep assemblies highlighted Friday afternoons before a big game. For the first time, junior high students attended the senior high pep assemblies. 18 Freshmen