Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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THE DART 17 Class Song Tune: Auld Long Sync The days we spent at A. II. S. Will e’er to us be dear; We’ll think of all those happy hours, Our memories will be clear. CHORUS: Our thots will be of happiness, Our eyes will hold a tear; We’ll ever bless those days of joy In our Alma Mater dear. Now to our teachers we will say, “To us you have been kind, And memories not too harsh of us, We hope we leave behind.’’ And now, classmates, in years to come, We’ll know what these things mean; Let’s give nine rousing, stirring cheers For the Class of Xinetcen-Eighteen. —Wade Jen :ins.

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16 THE DART WINNIFRED WOOD “Simplicity and sunshine will heal most ills.” LEONA ZAUGG “By the kindness of her ways She makes sweet sourest days.” THEODORE ZIKOVSKV “A little man sometimes casts a long shadow.” din iflrntn riant Ruth Bonnell, a member of the (Mass of 1918, passed away October 7, 1914

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18 THE DART Class Poem They started their journey, and oh, it looked long, And the course seemed rough and bad; But they were full of the exuberance of youth, And the song in their hearts was glad. They journeyed on for many a day, And soon it seemed to grind; And they came to “Failure,” a mountain high, I,o! many were left behind. But those who had sought the only right paths, Of “Work” and “Study” and “Thought,” Were happy in this, their first battle won, Tho the victory was dearly bought. And now with determination to win, They started on once more; They were full of their pride to win for their class, And walk thru Victory’s door. And soon they came to a river broad, And “Suspense” was the river's name; And they clambered down its slippery bank, Determined to win great fame.