Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Scene Portrays hanging Seasons September through June found school taking on many different faces as students kept pace with the change of seasons. Fall found the school spotless and with a green campus. Bulans were well-rested and looking forward to starting a new year. In winter AHS was surrounded by a white mantle of snow and students bogged down with thoughts of exams and club activities. Students were now quite happy that the end of another school year was in sight and were aided in their day-dream- ing by the scenic spring campus. 'Nz l A BARE TREE winter at AHS FALLING' LEAVES and the crisp fall air set the scene as Bulans 7 started back to school. S, a snow-covered campus, and exams highlighted . .blM.,fx..sq..,,.,1 . ss.. nf -- is . gli I ....TQ,s.q1-awk W . .Anti-1x1 .ti--,tgff-S L,zg1Ys. 4 , . K fw v,-f .f-- M '- t :. rf . .:...s-, 'V ul W .M--...wq . A 7 v v -.... -unsav- K , V. ' -nu.:-, 5' AIA-1-'2Azlv4n'.l....sg,l,g.,,, ,M F . Q k ' -- -:Aa Milf N--s..,,, 1,

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AND AWA Y THEY GO! Junior Kaye Shaw, Sophomore Rick Shepard, Junior Norma Rushton, and Junior Russ Schwab travel to school in style as they crowd into Russ's Bantam. 8 Bula Diet Is Stud , Fun Jovial, serious, spirited Bulans. It took all kinds to make student life at AI IS. Study halls produced learned pupils, notepassers, and clock watchers. As one inscribed desk read, To those who died waiting for the bell. AHS halls resounded to the 'galloping hoofs, of tardy scholars or ravcnous class- mates heading for the lunchrooms. Lunch hours were typified by students leisurely walking up-town, hotrodding, or frantically finishing homework for afternoon classes. While many became perpetual book- worms, others spent afternoons employed by city merchants. The end of a perfect day saw Bulans dangling at the end of telephones or burning the midnight oil in preparation for another day at AHS. YOU DON'T SA Y! shrieks Senior Carol Kane as she combines study with scandal. FOOD FOR THOUGHT. Bulans digest day's class work and gossip during lunch room session. OL, 291 Students seem seriously engrossed in pre- paring daily lessons.