Ashley High School - Ashlian Yearbook (Ashley, OH)

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SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE 14 1 I

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FRESHMEN lST ROW: David Jackson, Edwin Westbrook, Thomas Williams, John Roth, Donald Redd, Charles McGrath, Roger Kipp, Douglas Maples, Eugene Pendleton, James Benedict. ZND ROW: Charles Martin, Thomas Appleman, Dale Baker, George Jackson, Von Redd, Edward Elkins, Larry Carper, Richard Howard, William Ruhl, Fred Kohler, Gerald Borden, Harry Clark, Mr. Powers. 3RD ROW: Mary Ellen Ruggles, Doris Chaney, Ramona Benedict, Mildred Hatten, Barbara Howard, Susan Spafford, Dianne Powers, Helen Boring, Jean Cramer, Avis Selanders. CLASS OFFICERS: President Donald Redd, Vice-President Avis Selanders, Secretary ' Charles McGrath, Treasurer Roger Kipp. Great things are in store for future Ashley basketball teams, for the squads of coming years will be bolstered by a team of Freshmen the like of which has not been seen at Ashley for many a year. No less than eleven boys dotted the '49 Aces and helped the older boys over many a rough hump to a successful season. Last year, when the Freshmen were Eighth Graders, they made easy work of winning the Junior Hi Tournament, and from all indications, they will repeat when they are Seniors. Three of them, lMcGrath, D. Redd and Howardl, decorated the tournament team, but were hard pressed for the positions by several of their classmates. SOPHOMORES IST ROW: David Masters, Vivian Long, Dale Whited, Lois Roth, Arlo Whipple, Norma Staley, Donald Howard. ZND ROW: Mrs. Warner, Jean VanSickle, James Reid, Ted Hershey, Fred Phelps, Rosella Jordan, Kenneth Jackson, Elizabeth Thurston. 3RD ROW: Wanda Mattix, Janet McClain, Clarence Sherman, Ted Gardner, Christine Eckard, Marilyn Steed. NOT IN PICTURE: Jean Young. CLASS OFFICERS: President Ted Gardner, Vice-President Elizabeth Thurston, Secretary James Reid, Treasurer Ted Hershey. Struggling under a barrage of Cheeze Reid's humor, the class of '50 managed to proceed fairly quietly along Mrs. Warner's straight and narrow path. A peaceful class, the Sophomores boast the highest average conduct grade in the school, and put forth a pair of potential wizards in Norma Staley and Betty Thurston. Not as athletically inclined as the Freshmen, the Sophomores place only Ted Hershey on the varsity, but Coach Ihnat will be counting on others in coming years. Dave Masters and Ted Gardner won places on the tournament team and Ken Jackson was an alternate. These boys, with more experience, will be playing on future winning squads. The only cloud on Mrs. Warner's conduct horizon is a scientist by the name of Reid. Perpetually concentrating on something mechanical, Jim finds that World History can't compare with the intricacies of a radio. 13

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SEVENTH GRADE Jesse Williams, Roma Lou Jaccaud, Richard Kanniard, Rosina Thurston, Jerry Welch, Patricia Thackery, Richard Masters, Helen Zeigler, Donald Reichardt, Jack Kohler. Mrs. McDowell, Sharon Hershey, David Kern, Myrtle Fisher, Stanley Groves Ir., Walter Borchers, Charlotte Perry, Ted Winant, Darlene Panknin, Bernard Jordan, Ruth Ann Clark. Betty Jo Crump, Allen Gale, Norma McGrath, Carolyn Fleming, Carolyn Kohler, Bonnie Gale, Barbara Hatten, Donnie Gale, Ronald Thomas, Lois Murray. NOT IN PICTURE: David Richardson, Eddie Vanausdle. IST ROW: ZND ROW: 3RD ROW: CLASS OFFICERS President Lois Murray Secretary Ruth Clark Treasurer Charlotte Perry EIGHTH GRADE Constance Gardner, Phyllis Penhorwood, George Conant, Jean Gordon, Ronald McKenzie, Nancy Cole, Charles Groves, Doris Corwin, Vincent Baker, Crystal Goodman, Richard Thackery. Glen Wilson, Barbara Doering, Kenneth Jaccaud, Helen Howard, Alden Nolting, Nancy Lang, Richard Mattix, Barbara Main, Philip Pickering, Mr. Cassidy. Joan Veley, Jerry Haubiel, Melva Corbin, Donald Cummins, Ruth Powell, Jerry Whipple, Earlene Jenkins, Joseph Bennett, Lou Ann Martin, Carroll Rutledge. 1ST ROW: ZND ROW: 3RD ROW: CLASS OFFICERS President George Conant Vice-President Jerry Haubiel Secretary Richard Mattix Treasurer Jerry Whipple JUNIOR HI BASKETBALL TEAM Coached by various members of the high school basketball team, the little Aces came through this year with an even record of two wins and two losses. The two defeats both came at the hands of Cardington, an exceptionally strong team, by the scores of 39-16 and 33-10. However, in the home games, the Junior Hi walked off with both contests, taking one from Bellpoint, 19-18, and one from Galena, Z5-17. Members of the team are as follows: Borchers Bennett Whipple Vanausdle Masters Gale Thomas McKenzie Baker Nouing Pickering Welch QManagerl Reichardt QManagerJ