Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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CLASS OF 1911 Colors: Green YELL Rah! Rah! Ua! Mu! Rah! Mu! Rah! Ma! Rah-Rah! Mamma! OFFICERS Pres id i'nl Vice-President Secretary Treasurer .. . Frank Prentice ..Bessie Belden Robert Burwell ....Jessie Kurtz 21

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u SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL MABEL ANDERSON FORD BARKER MARGARET BEACH SUSIE BE1DLER FRARV BLAKESI.EE JOSEPH COOK BESS CARPENTER MABEL CHAPIN ARLENE CHAPMAN EDNA COOK HELEN CORBIN WARD DAVIS RAYMOND DAVIS ROBERT DUNBAR EMILY DUNN CHARLES G1MINI HAROLD GILL FLORENCE GRANT HARRY IIEBARD MARGARET HEBARD ALDEN HOPKINS SEYMOUR HUBBARD VERA HENDRICKS BERNICE HAWKS CAMILLE KORNFELD EDNA LATIMER LAURA LEAPHEART LOUISE LONG ARTHUR LARSON-VIOLET LOCKWOOD MARY MADDEN ROBERT M« DOWELL EDWARD MILLS FISK MORRIS KATHERINE Mi INTYRE MARION MILLS WILLIAM PARKER CEDRIC PERRY HARRY PHELPS CARRIE PARKER NORMA POMEROY ASAHEL PRENTICE RUSSEL ROBINSON NEIL ROGERS KATHERINE REED BLANCHE ROBINSON VERNON SILL CLATK SILVIEUS HORTON SILVIEUS DEAN STANTON ALVIN SWEDENBORG KATHERINE SAVAGE CELINDA SHELDON PAUL SAVAGE WILL ST EVEN SON-PEARL SEYMOUR MARY SHOWMAN-BUTLER TERREL CLARA TARBELL JULIAN VAN DEBERGF. ALICE WOODRUFF HARRY WHALEN HARRY WILKINSON FLORENCE ZEILE ANNE ZEILE 20

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CHRONICLE OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS 1. Xow in the year of our Ijord nineteen hundred and seven, in this year entered the Freshman Class. 2. And l efore them goeth the class of nineteen hundred and eleven, the class of rowdies, and following them will come the class of nineteen hundred and thirteen. :i. And they were large and mighty and they numbered one hundred and thirteen less ten and five. And one-third of the host were men. and two-thirds were women. 4. Then on September the fifteenth this class entered the land of the Schoolites and Bookians, and their bones waxed exceeding cold within them and they were sore afraid. And when the buzzer buzzed they were sore perplexed for they knew not whither to go. ►. I ut the Good Shepherd, Kurtz, did have compassion on them and did go out on the stairways and hallways, and did gather in the lost lamhs. 7. And now at length, it was come Halloween and this people did assemble, and had much feasting and revelry. And. behold, they sat up far into the night, even unto eleven and twelve o’clock. X. And now they had prosj ered and had gained much learning, both in bookkeeping and in the language of the Ancients. ! . Rut lo, the teachers did conspire against them, and there was a mighty examination, and many were destroyed. 10. And now is the Spring Vacation over, and this Freshman Class has returned and they have come in the same numl)ers as they were in the beginning. 11. And from this time henceforward they are resolved to do better that they may live long in the land which the I'acuity, their master, hath given them. Advertise in tiie “Lakota.” It pays. Wanted—A box of chocolates, almonds preferred. Address. Die Deutsche I jehrerin. Wanted—An encore by the Girl's chorus. Wanted—To know how long a goose can stand on one leg. Miss E. R. Warmington. Wanted—Bookings for next season. Address the High School Orchestra. We know two selections. Wanted—Someone to sing in the morning exercises. Good salary. Apply mornings A. II. S. Wanted—Seniors who are versed in the gentle art of honesty, l’rof. Harsh. 22