Ashland High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Ashland, KS)

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ABOVE LEFT: Look who's in the kitchen: Aladine Watson, Ellen Ruth Strang, Norma Suire, Gayle Randles, with Nancy Leighty (far left), newest member of the cafeteria personnel. CENTER LEFT: Betty Rankin, office secretary for 20-years, resigned due to poor health, ABOVE: Eric Braman, Anita McGonigle, and Norma Suire clean and maintain the building. Student Council Student Council, organized for over 20 years, meets once a month to discuss changes students would like to make, plan dances, take tickets at ballgames, and recommend student policies to the School Board for approval. Officers are elected by petitioning around the school excluding teachers’ signatures. Officers are Dan Heath, president; Clint Daily, vice president; and Elizabeth Fellers, secretary treasurer. Training For Later Dan Heath (insert, left) Stuco president, speaks c Sweetheart plans to his fellow representatives. Represer tatives and positions include Clint Daily, vice presiden Brad Salyer, senior class: Kelly Brown, sophomore clas: Chris Smith and Stacy Barth, freshman class: Fran Long, sponsor; Leslie Rich, music; Gayla McKinney, jt nior class'. Jeff Berryman, junior class; Elizabeth Feller secretary-treasurer: and Dan Heath, president. Not pit tured are Chris Gillespie and Rogena Strang, sophomoi and senior class representatives, and Tonya Ediger. s teens. Leaders Student Council 29

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On The Job Leaders People behind the scenes, including secretaries, bus drivers, cooks, and custodians, play an important part in school life. Bus drivers transport students to and from school, come rain or shine. Secretaries keep track of who is at school, keep the books, figure bills, and add “spice by dressing for the season. Cooks provide 225 balanced meals a day. Custodians keep the building clean and maintained. Debbie Daily, Superintendent's secretary and Clerk of the Board, records board action at meetings. ABOVE: Debbie Dome, secretary, takes lunch count, keeps track of activity funds, puts out the daily bulletin. BELOW: Bus Drivers with Transportation Director Charlie Strouse are Jesse Solorio. Linda McKinney, Mel Brown, Judy Stegman. and Nina McVicker. Not pictured: Mike McCown, Margie Stephens, Melba Swanson, Kenneth York, and Eldean Mings. 8 Leaders

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The Select Few Honor Students . r Shauna Betschart serves punch to Donna Solorio and Jane Shreve (NHS Adviser) after the juniors were inducted. ABOVE: President Trent Dome lights the gold center candle that symbolizes National Honor Society after giving his Introductory speech. The blue candles represent each of the four characteristics required for NHS membership. Trent’s speech was followed by Vice President Dan Heath who interpreted “Character;” Treasurer Tonya Ediger. “Scholarship;” Shauna Betschart. “Leadership.” and Secretary Elizabeth Fellers. “Service. RIGHT: Amy Crane waits in line as Amy George receives her pin from Principal Garlon Jarnagin who assisted at the Induction Ceremony. BELOW: Newly inducted members are (standing) Donna Solorio. Amy Crane. Amy George. Karen Isenbart. and Douglas Rich; current members are (seated) Trent Dome. Dan Heath. Tonya Ediger. Shauna Betschart. Elizabeth Fellers, and Clint Daily. National Honor Society held its 20th Induction Ceremony November 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the high school library. Faculty, parents and friends were guests. Principal Jarnagin assisted sponsor Jane Shreve during the pinning ceremony and presentation of certificates. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served afterwards. The cookies were furnished by parents. 30 National Honor Society