Ashley High School - Ashlian Yearbook (Ashley, OH)

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JUNIOR CLASS Holding down the right side of the study hall, the class of 1950 is an outstanding class in many ways. Containing only six boys and fourteen girls, our Juniors are outstanding in any and all things. The boys specialize in athletics, and to illustrate their skill they have taken five letters in football, five letters in basketball and three letters in baseball. The gridders were abetted by the running of Murray and Davis, the defensive halfbacking of Cole, and the competent work of Gale. Through the winter the cagers were paced by Davis, Bartlett and Murray, all Juniors, and come spring, the same three, plus Cole, will decorate the baseball team. Looking at the feminine part of the class, we find the lassies no less versatile than the lads. Music, scholastics, girl's athletics, all these and beauty, too, are to be dis- covered in these maidens. With the better share of them on the honor roll, the Junior girls still find time for chorus, band, orchestra and even a sextet. June Wheeler and Gloria Powers are cheerleaders and the remainder of the class comprises a great part of the rooting section. As far as pulchritude is concerned, these sirens are made to order, as many a H. S. lad will tell. OLD REFRAIN By H. Davis and J. Cole I'm done with dames: They cheat and lie. They'll prey on us males To the day we die. They tease and torment us, Drive us to sin. . . HEY! LOOK AT THAT BLONDE THAT JUST CAME IN! CHEMISTRY By D . Thur ston Sing a song of sulfide A beaker 'full of lime, Four and twenty test tubes Breaking all the time. When the top is lifted, The fumes begin to reek. Isn't that an awful mess, To have two times a week? ll