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A Tale Cf Three Years By Carolyn Mozzatenta All tor one, one tor all. This was the type of unity displayed by l89 seniors - the graduating class ot l95-fl. Their congenial friendliness of just getting along was present in classes, club meetings, and sports activities. One of the foremost purposes ot the United Nations is peace and security. This year's seniors were able to laugh easily with each other because they had that warm sate teeling inside that comes from understanding, By tea:hing the world to understand, the UN can l ffji
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At Ashtabula High make lastung peace o realuty We have learned un our schoolung the basuc functuons of a true democracy Then we practuced uts pruncuples on electuon day and boosted John Stoneburner to the apex of our class Occupyung the vuce prexy posutuon was Alan Headman Jean McElroy lone fem offucer assumed the secretarual post and Duck Hampton became Senuor Class treasurer Those on the electuon board who saw to ut that everythung was on the up and up were Carolune Guerruero Ralph Humphrey Maureen Loose Jean McElroy and John Stoneburner The class was guven the opportunuty of an actuve vouce un school leguslatuon through theur homeroom senators A new constututuon was adopted and offucers of thus type of General Assembly were elected for the whole year Head man of thus gov ernung body was Don Prullaman Vuce Presu dent Tom Bates served as hus rught hand tarual account of the meetungs Other homeroom presudents were Marvun Duetruch Alan Headman Russell Jepson and Dorene Teter Ready to take over when needed were vuce presudents Ruchard Carlo Ben Fassett Duck Hampton Jum Lacksonen Bob Orlando John Stoneburner and Duck Wh lpley Gauly traupsung to the offuce each day wuth absence slups were secretorues Nancy Acuerno Jean Copelun Shurley Hall Evelyn Loudermulk Carolyn Mazzatenta Pat Reed Elaune Westerunen Emuly Wunnar and Vuvuan Yocum True newspaper good wull ambassadors Don Bento May Ferguson Maruon Howe Pattu Kubbee Joanne Palumbo Ray Secchuaru and Don Watrous sold DARTS and assembly tuckets to senuor students Aspurung uournalusts practuced freedom of speech and press as they were un charge of the shool publucatuons Carolyn Mazza tenta and Ann Stauffer newspaper edutors saw that the publuc was well unformed Rosemary Galovuch and Donna Morgan were un charge of the yearbook Workung as a team though hampered by unexperuence and unuurues our dumunu tuve suze Otto Grahams plowed courageous ly forward durung football season Lettermen were Tom Bates Don Bento Ruchard Carlo Marvun Duetruch Ben Fas sett Duck Hampton Alan Headman Bob Keagle Bob Orlando Jerry Patruarco Don Prullaman and Tom Tyler sparked by Ray Secchuoru most valuable player and Duck Whelpley team captaun Raburn Howland senuor manager kept unuforms and players un smooth runnung order Sharung the crusp autumn day spotlught wuth the team were the football queen can dudates Nancy Acuerno Dorus Galluazzo Carolune Guerruero Pattu Kubbee Jean McElroy Ann Stauffer and Dorothy Walker who formed the royal court as we all paud trubute to her majesty Joanne Palumbo We had fuve senuor hardwood artusts who receuved basketball letters They were Tom Bates Ben Fassett Don Prullaman Ray Secchuaru and John Stoneburner Bubblung wuth exuberance and emanat ung pent up energy durung games were senuor pep promoters Maruon Howe Caro lyn Mazzatenta Donna Morgan and Pat Reed Two lettermen who gave theur all un the way of huts runs and assusts were Don Bento and Don Prullaman Another object of the world UN organu zatuon us to umprove luvung condutuons AHS lContunued on page 327 PICTURES ON OPPOSITE PAGE Furst Row Left to Rught Lo close de espanol se duvuerte Senuor Class Rulers .leon McElroy John Stonebumer Alon Headman Duck Hampton Second Row Lohn Club Banquet Thurd Row All set for o good fume Voters cholce n netee I I ' I . I . . D I I - ' - 11 11 ' ' ' I I I I ' ' ' ' 1 I ' I I ' I I I ' ' I I I ' I I . . . , . , - I . , . aid as Donna Morgan kept careful secre- . . ' . . ' ' ' I I ' ' 1 I I h I I I ' ' ' I ' D l I I ' I I ' ' I I I I 1 ' - 2 I Q . . . ' . , ' I I I ' I I I I I I I ' ' ' I I I I A I ' I '- I , , . . . . . . . I . I . 1 . . : . I , , ' : 1 ' : I D
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