Ashley High School - Ashlian Yearbook (Ashley, OH)

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l THIRD GRADE IST ROW: John Morgan, Janice Baker, Tommy Thackery, Joyce Clark, Billy Copley, Richard Thurston, Mac Poston, Janet Smith, Alvin Masters, Beverly Murray, Melvin Zeigler. ZND ROW: Richard Cochran, Juanita Rouse, Kenneth Young, Jeannine Cramer, James Groves, Thomas Kanniard, Kendall Powell, Suzanne Ruhl, Marion John Main, Judy Maples, Edward Fisher. 3RD ROW: Miss Heimlich, Charlotte Pruit, Mary Alice Birchfield, Floyd Nichols, Gary Dean Lee, Edward Martin, David Bennett, Harley Hines, Russell Knauber, Keith Bringle, Carolyn Nichols, Maureen Cherpak. NOT IN PICTURE: Tommy Cramer, Michael Fisher, Barbara Hall, Suzy Maples, Aletha Overdorff. . FOURTH GRADE 1ST ROW: Richard Hickson, Phyllis Reichardt, Marsha Vanausdle, Donna Goodman, Dennis Clark, Larry Westbrook, James Wornstaff, Eldon Baldwin, Harold Kanniard, John Doubikin. ZND ROW: Miss Walter, Max Bunker, Davis Dildine, Dean Bowman, Leroy Newell, Dale Pendleton, James Cochran, Charles Geyer, Wesley Borchers, Clyde Sherman, James Joseph Powers. 3RD ROW: Marilyn Copley, Virginia Powell, Janice Stanley, Shirley Pruit, Glenda Dart, Nancy Boger, Joan Carper, Jaqueline Corwin, Ruth Ann Ankrurn, Carol Howard. THE SCHOOL LUNCHROOM Where can you get a good meal for a quarter? If you asked this question of the ordinary person, he would probably think you were crazy. If it were asked of a school student, however, he would probably reply quickly and to the point, at the school lunch- room. By means of federal aid in the form of money and food, and with student help, it is possible to serve a well-rounded meal at a price which would amaze the thrifty hous ewif e . The lunchroom, by serving a hot meal and plenty of it, fseconds if you wishl, has raised the grade standard of the students. Proof? The smartest students eat in the lunchroom. The lunchroom experiences help prepare students for life by giving them first- hand experience at manners, orderly conduct while waiting in line, and pleasant association with teachers and other students. The two cooks Mrs. Biggs and Mrs. Doubikin, along with student help, deserve a great deal of credit for their huge task of feeding between 200 and 210 ravenous children from 11:30 till 12:15. The cleanup squad, not to be confused with the students who eat in the lunchroom. is headed by Dick Boring. 39

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FIRST GRADE IST ROW: Ronnie Varner, Margaret Snider, Jack Redd, Carol Ann Goodman, Richard Birchfield, Louise Copley, Michael Corbin, Mary Geyer, Richard Curran, Mary Lou Speakman, Warren Masters. ZND ROW: Larry Hart, Richard Nichols, Aonieda Jordon, Richard Kanniard, Patty Dix, Ronald Young, Margaret Myers, Eugene Aleshire, Regie Henry, Gary Howe, Peggy Jo Pendleton, Kenneth Conant. 3RD ROW: Miss Frye, Grace Powell, Roger Knauber, Beverly Dye, Larry Smith, Nancy Weiser, Dick Wigton, Gertude Thurston, Betty Zeigler, Sarah Boger, William Fisher, Jackie McClain. NOT IN PICTURE: Betty Lou Clark, Sue Powers, James Lloyd, Donald Zent. SECOND GRADE IST ROW: Deloris Downing, Larry Powers, Betty Cochran, Elliot Templeton, Patricia Redd, Harold Martin, Mary Ann Shaw, Robert Dart, Judith Rutledge, John Kanniard, Daniel Masters. ZND ROW: Barbara Zeigler, Okey Jordan Jr., Eileen Schilliger, Myron Shenefield, Winifred Anderson, William Jordan, Judith Carper, - Ronald Corbin, Ruthella Jones, Rodney McGonigle, Patricia Whited, Miss Cline. 3RD ROW: Mary Kay Lowther, Janet Kay Wingert, Patricia Templeton, Fred Duerr, David Bringle, Carl Poston, James Jaccaud, Dale Conant, Pearl Hickson, David Hatten, Donna Lou Westbrook, Martha Groves. NOT IN PICTURE: Marilyn Hickson, John McNamara, Margaret Young. GRADE TEACHERS Initiating three new grade teachers in the space of a year, and retaining four veterans, the Ashley elementary teaching staff remains well balanced. The Fifth Grade post has seen two teachers this year, Mrs. Colledge resigning at the end of the first semester and being replaced by Miss Maxine Schotte. Getting the wee tots off to a good start is Miss Parilee Fry's job, and she will assure you, it's no cinch. Armed with crayons, chalk and flash cards, Miss Fry has come through with another good year. Miss Anita Cline and Miss Gladys Heimlich rule the Second and Third Grade respectively with iron hands and unlimited patience. Miss Cline sees to it that the graders get their movie every week. A Freshman teacher that shows great promise is Miss Darlene Walter, Fourth Grade mentor. Stepping into the vacancy left by the resignation of Mrs. Lea, Miss Walter has done a commendable job. Mrs. Elizabeth Boring is another veteran who always turns in a good year's work. In preparing the sprouts for high school, Mrs. Boring instills a little common sense in her pupils, as well as the four fundamentals. Something new, but nevertheless worthwhile, is religious education in the grades. Mrs. White, a traveling teacher, instructs the children in the art of righteous living. 41