Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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7able el Contents FACULTY ADMINISTRATION SECTION Board of Education 8 Administration and Secretaries 9-10 Faculty 11 Library ........................ 13 SENIOR SECTION History .........................16 Pictures and Sayings 17 In Memoriom 31 Honor Roll 32 Homeroom Officers 33 Play 34 JUNIOR SECTION History ........................ 36 Homeroom and Officers' Pictures 37 Play ...................... 40 SOPHOMORE SECTION History ........................ 42 Homeroom and Officers' Pictures 43 Courses 47 SPORTS SECTION Football 50 Basketball .................... 52 Baseball ........................55 T rack ..........................56 Lettermen 57 Girls' Sports .................. 58 Bowling ................ ... 59 Cheerleaders and Manogers 60 ACTIVITIES CLUB SECTION Dart ........................... 64 Band 66 Choir ...........................68 Clubs .......................... 70 Notional Honor and Quill Scroll 84 Assemblies ..................... 86 Dances 87 Cafeteria. Custodians, Appreciation 88 ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX .............................. 135 First Row: J. B. Kohut advises future draftsmen; Machinist takes a close look. Second Row: Electricians distribute supplies; Adults go bock to school. Third Row: Home Ec girls learn culinary arts; Auto Mechanics tear opart an engine. Fourth Row: Future salesmen learn tricks of the trade; Vocational - Commercialeses aid March of Dimes. six

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Roalb ol Education Administering to the Ashtabula City School system, which boasted a total enrollment of 3,677 students, was the board of education. K. H. Parks, president, and L. G. Swedenborg, vice-president, succeeded W. F. Mullen and K. H. Parks, respectively. Other members of the board were W. D. Guerriero, W. F. Mullen, and M H Young A. W Lewis served as clerk-business manager. Of great interest to future students was the announcement that a new gym would be constructed on the site cleared by the vocancy of the Division building. Contracts for a six-room addition at Bunker Hill, Chestnut, and State schools were awarded to begin fulfilling the new 8-4 plan adopted by the board last Spring. Seventh graders stayed at these schools this year A salary adjustment of $125 was made to full-time teachers in their Dec. 20 checks. The board nodded its opproval for the band to play in the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D. C. Mr. Angelo Candela was appointed to fill the vacancy creoted by the death of A. E. Gregg, State school principal, in September. Lemo doffs his hat to the work accomplished by the 1954-55 board of education. BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: W. D. Guerriero, M. H. Young, A. W. Lewis, W. F. Mullen, K. H. Porks, L A. Swedenborg, E I. Gephort. eight