Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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'fo’tewokd Ammonium Holts Dentol Decoy, Radar Makes Possible Air-Lifts Over Berlin, Television Goins in Popularity, Jet Crafts Attain Faster-than-Sound Speeds. In all fields, the word most firmly embedded in the minds of men is progress. The DART staff has kept pace with the forward movement in electronics and nuclear fission. Improvement in word and picture has been our goal throughout each bi-weekly publication, as well as in our final journaiistic attempt, the 1949 DART Yearbook. The Clossroom section is complete with Senior sayings, class prophecy, and photos of all graduates-to-be. The accomplishments of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes are revealed in the history of each, with pictures of all sophomore and junior homerooms. The class plays, the Y-Canteen, and the vocational courses are important cogs, too, and merit particular emphasis in the book. Exploiting the sensational records of Bula's 1948-49 basketball and football aggregations is the presentation on Sports. Baseball and track are also featured as newsy sports items. Band . . . assemblies . . . choir . . . drama . . . clubs — all reflect the students' participation in Activities. In this 1949 Yearbook we hope to display a work advanced and informative in set-up, in keeping with the era of progress manifest in all fields. SIX

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Dedicated 7c Glbelt IVisnel Albert Wisner, instructor in chemistry, physics, ond senior science, has been training future scientists at Ashtabula High School for eighteen years. As well os teaching the fundamentals of science, he devotes additional time to students through his active advisership of the Science club. The licensed operator of amateur radio station, W8WOK, locoted in the science department of the high school, he is always ready to help others gain experience in this hobby. In recognition of his teaching ability, cooperation, friendliness, and help to the youth of Ashtabula High School, we dedicate the 1949 DART Yearbook to Mr. Albert Wisner. live

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Contents There are protons, electrons, and neutrons, As stated in the Electronic Rule; Let'; use o little imagination. And pretend on atom is the high school. The students shall be protons; Let the faculty electrons be; And the neutrons of the nucleus Are their means of activity. All atoms react as a unit In various types of formations; Thus, this is a record of teamwork In foculty-student relations As the protons are the positive charges of an atom, so the student are the protons of the school. Neutrons, in the form of ACTIVITIES, ATHLETICS, CLASSES, complete the nucleus. Rotating about a nucleus are the electrons, which determine valence of the atom Filling these psoitions are the administration and faculty under whose guidance the students prepare for adult life. seven