Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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W fbeobcafe . . . For 5O Golden Years, The DART land LAKOTAl staffs and advisors from 1908 to 1958 have worked hard, worried consider- ably, and sacrificed much to preserve the his- tory of Ashtabula High School. The following expressions may recall mem- ories to DART personnel. How do you fit all this stuff on a page? Why don't you get copy in on time? Does Phillip Jones spell his first name with one I or two? That advertiser is never there! The humor column isn't funny. Hurry, the printer is waiting. This story isn't good enough, write it over. These pictures aren't clear, they'll have to be taken again! Will there be enough copy for the first mul- tiple? lt wasn't all work and no play. Remember the adventures at the state and district con- ferences? The gala staff banquets? The in- formal get-togethers? The comical DART kick- DART Staff of 1958 DART Staff of 1908 off assemblies? The fun and companionship of working together? The privileges of meet- ing VlP's and of learning about news before it broke? The sense of prideat seeing your stories in print? The feelings of satisfaction in rendering service to others? The thrill of the awards received by staffs and individuals through the years, such as the best sports story in the country, county TB honors, Quill and Scroll, and National Scholastic Press, JAOS, and NOSP top ratings? DART work gave to many an incentive to pursue iournalistic careers and to all, a better start toward life and its responsibilities. With these happy memories of journalism work, we, The '58 DART staff dedicate our yearbook- To all The DART staffs and advisors through 5O Golden Years.

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