Southern Boone County R1 School - Eagle Yearbook (Ashland, MO)

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DEDICA TION

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The 1965 EAGLE staff has compiled the largest yearbook ever in hopes to make it not only the best annual Ashland High has had in the past but the best it will ever have in the future. We also hope that you will enjoy every glorious minute you spend looking through it now and in the years to come. May you treas- ure this book forever along with the warm feelings you have for the best twelve years of your life. As you open this book and start through its pages you will recall mem- ories that have made your high school days probably the most glorious days ever. You will bring back the exciting moments of a ballgame, faces of the people you sat by in class, the teachers that helped to give you your education, and the many activities you took part in while you were attending dear ole A.H.S. We think the following two quots from Charles Dickens and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow can best describe the past year and the years to come— It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness... Nothing now is left but Majestic Memories—

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Like Chorus, Band offers a chance to get away from school work and enjoy the fine music that students are taught to bring out. The 1964-65 EAGLE staff is happy to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Carma Johnson. For the last ten years she has devoted her time and effort to the ad- vancement of music in our school and community. In addition to the elementary music, A and B bands, and the Mixed Chorus, she has found time to give private instrumental lessons. During the sum- mer months, she is always on the job giving lessons and conducting summer band. Mrs. Johnson is more than a teach- er to us—she is our friend. Although we will never be able to fully express our thanks for the wonderful job she has done, we hope this book serves as a small token of our appreciation. With Mrs. Johnson as a teacher, all students try just a little bit harder to bring out the skill she has found in them.