Ashley High School - Ashlian Yearbook (Ashley, OH)

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CIEZIIIEIJ A-H-5 ve I'-lf? 'ICl Burdette Aldrich Wayne Bierce Lelia Cline Helen Coomer Doris Drake Cecil Gardner Wesley Granger Mildred Hollimire Margaret Holt Mattie Hurlow Ellen Jeffrey Iunior Class. Ellsworth Bartlett Jethro Carper Catherine DeVol Loren Jeffrey Floyd Kingman Wilbur Kingman Merle Kohler Merle Lea Wellie Martin Loyd Martin Rose McCurdy OFFICERS George Phillips Kenneth Powers Leah Rathburn Helen Strait Stanley Strine Madalene Temple Lillie Twigg Lawrence Wilson Thelma Wood Ruby Wyant GEORGE PHILLIPS - - President STANLEY STRINE - Vice President CECIL GARDNER - - Secretary ELLSWORTH BARTLETT - Treasurer CLASS FLOWEReYellow Daiodil CLASS COLORSfGreen and Gold CLASS YELL Juniors, Juniors, twenty-three We'Ve the pep,-yer-sireel

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1 , A- H- S- Senior. Will.q ' We, the Seniors of nineteen hundred and twenty-two, do hereby make, and publish, .andfdeclare this our last will and testament. , ' First--We bequeath unto the Juniors our honorable positions by the windows in, the study hall. A Second4We bequeath unto the Sophomores our hopes that they win all flag rushes in coming years. H ' ' l Third-We bequeath unto the Freshmen the right to stand in the halls and have a tete-a-tete with thein friends. . l Fourth-7We bequeath unto Thelma' Wood, EVerett's avoirdupoisg to Wilbur Kingman, Harry Sharp's gift of gabg to'Rose McCurdy, Ora Clay- pool's timidityg to Bibn'Shoemaker, Mahlon Heimlich's height, and to Ber- tha Smvith, Doris Kemper's giggles. 2 Fifth-We bequeath unto Mr. Reed the right to give the Juniors ex- cuses to get isubscriptions forthe Ladies' Home Journal. I Sixth--We bequeath to next year's basketball team, our hopes that they have a successful season. INNTESTIMONYI WHEREOF, We, the said Seniors, have to this our last Will and testament, set our hand and seal, this nineteenth day of May, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. fSealed, signed and declared by said Senior class their last will and testament in the presence of us who have subscribed our names below. DOROTHY GARRISON, Secretary HARLEY WILLIAMS, President PAUL REID, Vice President Attest: HOMER HOLT CARL SHULTS W' - A : g:l.i7': 4 . -fl? '3 JW7 :fail .W - ...U fd . Rm 1 in .My q 3 si,x'gwL2!,M 1 '-. PM GJ? I-l 914310 1

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5 'E V s .. s. Q.. New xisiff Q- 5S5XRX'i5if YfTs.1 as A- H-' S- .1 . Junior History. y The present Junior class started as Freshmen in the year of 1919. Like all other Freshmen, we were timid and afraid to say our souls were our own. With the new Freshmen came our new superintendent and worthy instructor, Mr. Reed. ' In our Botany class, visitors would take us for sedate Seniors with the exception of the time when Mr.. Reed fell off his chair and that was the first time. we felt free to burst .forth with a laugh. From that time on the ice was blroken, and we were no more timid Freshmen. In our Sophomore year we worked wonders. Our girls won the inter- class basketball' games, the boys the cane rush and one of our girls, Ruth Pfaff, was victorious on the debating team. At the close of the year Mar- garet Holt was successful in winning the recitation from other classes. And for victories wvon, the boys in our class gave the girls a chicken supper, which shows the boosting spirit of the Sophomore class. Now that we are jolly Juniors, our class is still intact with the ex- ception of a few. We havedone our sharev toward putting out debaters-three of whom were taken from the Junior class this year: George Phillips, Thelma Wood and Margaret Holt. Ruth Pfaff has been fortunate enough to become a Senior by taking four years in three. Here's to her success in life. We, as Juniors have not yet completed our school years which we hope will be as full of victories -and good times as the last three have been: P , -ROSE MCCURDY '23 A i n .1 CJ Ei i6x'f are- he nga' 'ui zfg?'5i. , gf ,J ' -.tx ' ' ,, . x2gff'.IQ.ff J , faces .vfwfdiflge-. 'F 1if :5t X .