Ashland High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Ashland, KS)

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jABOVE LEFT: Garlon Jarnagin has been junior-senior high school principal for four years. 2ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Deloras Baker, eighth grade sponsor and Librarian for 29 years, attend- rd college at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, at Alva; she teaches six classes of ibrary Science. BELOW: Mr. Duane Coats has been here 18 years. He teaches senior math. Computer Science. Algebra I and II, Geometry, and sponsors the senior class (along with Larry Rich). He went to college at Panhandle State University. Goodwell. Oklahoma; Southwestern [Oklahoma State University. Weatherford; Northwestern Oklahoma State University. Alva; Fort I Hays State University. Hays. Kansas; and Dodge City Community College. Dodge City. Kansas. Faculty 21

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People In Charge Leaders School board members have many responsibilities like reviewing budget requests, approving the budget, examining expenditures, representing taxpayers, and hiring the administrators. The superintendent is the top administrator of the school district. One of his important duties is to recommend potential faculty members, then the school board members have the responsibility of hiring them. The principal of the junior-senior high school has such duties as disciplining students, attending all activities, and evaluating the teachers. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Dale Moody. Superintendent of Ashland-Engle-wood USD 220. attended Northwestern College. Alva, where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. Colorado State College where he earned his Master of Arts degree, and Fort Hays State College where he received his Administrators Certificate. RIGHT: Junior-Senior High School Principal Garlon Jarnagin attended Friends University. Wichita, to get his Bachelor of Science degree, Emporia State to get his Master of Science, Wichita State University for his Administrator's Certificate, and Colorado State University. Ft. Collins, for advanced graduate work. Garlon Jarnagin, as principal, administers parking, detention, suspension, tardies, permits to leave the building during school hours, keeps records of attendance for reports, sets time and dates for fire and tornado drills, and calls faculty meetings to name a few of his duties. Board members and length of terms are Bill Rich. 3 years; Harry Walker. 14 years; Linda Harden. 2 years; President Charles McKinney. 7 years; Doug Inderlied. 2 years; Aaron Bates. 2 years; and Vice President Leanne Pike 1 year. RIGHT: Vice President Leanne Pike and Mr. Pike talk with their junior-high son's teachers at the all-day Parent-Teacher Conference October 22, 1986. BELOW: President Charles McKinney and Mrs. McKinney at Parent-Teacher Conference converse with their daughter’s teachers. 20 Leaders

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Keeping Busy Leaders “SCRAMBLE appears throughout the book on the outside edge of some pages. Faculty do their fair share of scrambling from the time they arrive at 8 a.m., teach junior and senior high students during a seven-period day, stay after school to help students, keep detention every Wednesday for an hour after school, work at junior and senior high ballgames (on the gate, in the concession stand, at the time-keepers scorers desk), coach, and sponsor activities to whenever they leave — be it 4 p.m. or 10 p.m. or later! Teachers SCRAMBLE! Steve Lenz, a newer member of the teaching staff and sophomore class sponsor, has taught for three years. He teaches chemistry, physics, eighth grade science as well as coaches senior high cross country, boys' basketball and girls' track for the junior high. Lenz graduated from Dodge City Community College and Kansas State University; he also attended Fort Hays State University. Tom Gilmore, a familiar face for 23 years teaches health, biology, seventh grade science and physiology. He also coaches senior high football and senior high boys’ track. He attended College of Emporia, Emporia State University, Fort Hays State University, Dodge City Community College, St. Mary of the Plains (Dodge City), Northwestern College, Alva. Oklahoma, and the University of Missouri at Kansas City. Neal Hill, a 20-year veteran of the fat teaches English III, English 7, Journalism English I. and sponsors the junior class graduated from Fort Hays State Unive and attended Pittsburg State Unive Pittsburg, Kansas, and Northwestern £ University, Alva, Oklahoma. 22 Faculty