Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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(Elans £ mtg Word, by MARY ELIZABETH SMITH We’ve learned a lot of this thing And quite a lot of that. We’ve browsed in many a text book And played oft with sharp and flat. When they’re looking for a President For the old Red, White and Blue They’ll likely find a graduate From the class of ’22. We’re going to scour the Planet, We’d like it nice and clean, So that when we gaze upon it Our reflection may be seen. We’ll have to work at this thing And be busy at that thing too. And make a splendid record For the class of ’22. We grieve to leave our teachers And all the friends we knew For all your kindness and your interest And your cheer we’re thanking you. If you miss us next September And don’t know what to do. Just make haste and call the universe Number 1922.

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r MARY WILENIUS “It is a fine thing to be yourself. LOREITA WILLIAMS A quiet lass: there are few. Who know the treasure hid in you FLORENCE WILSON She who laughs last, laughs best. But she who’s continually registering mirth. Has got it all over the rest of the earth. HAZEL WOODWORTH If you are but content, you have enough to live upon with comfort. HERBERT WEEKS Say it with flowers. Page twenty-three

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(Etas Ihmw By DOROTHY FRENCH The school that demands “Use the best in your life,” Challenges “Live to be kindly and true.” The school that inspires “Be of service to men” Ashtabula High, ’tis you! “Ashtabula, dear old High!” May we never fail you. The students who’ve caught in the half century past, The spirit of purpose you give, Have learned to search out the true beauty and joy In the lives you have taught them to live. “Ashtabula, dear old High!” They have never failed you. And we of the Class of Twenty-and-two, Going, as they have gone, forth Will honor and love you, our own A. H. S. And merit your faith in our worth. “Ashtabula, dear old High!” We will never fail you!