Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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FOREWORD ln hopes that in the distant future it may serve as a valued record of high school life, We of the 1937 Dart Yearbook staff present this volume to you. The following pages are Written in the primer style-one last chance for the graduating class to learn their A B C's. The corner paragraphs found on many of the leaves are the opinions of our own little lohnny Doe, the average sophomore. We have done our best to give you an accurate picture of life in Ashtabula High. We trust that our efforts will meet with your approval. -The Editor.

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lohnny Doe was impressed by his first year at H. H. but hasn 't learned the numbers of all the rooms yet. S. . . . is tor Alma Mater This is the building in which you spent many joyous hours preparing yourself tor your lite work. But Ashtabula High has meant more to you than that. Seniors, as you leave this place to go out into the World, think over your high school days. Many friendships have been made which you will value during your entire lite. You have learned how to work and cooperate with others. You have formed most ot the habits D-5