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The Dart 1971 .. . And observing in particular that the Class of '71 is the one hundredth graduating class of Ashtabula High School. Ashtabula High School Ashtabula, Ohio mm WS ' ,A ' Vf ?V 5 1 HB H v;r!s..v 3E£to. '.£ m v -m i.' vt l- . ■, fW ' « jfc fr §'M ' tfc :■ r X V: Pli - - ‘£ ; t-v 4k; ..'Jra« uV £ i i 1 fS waPl ' , un-w, r • . ’ f' x. . .. . vy. _ . 'v .irvVir ' ' . mSXk-' sfc ;v Pfe. . !% • ;Sx JsF 'i 5 .' ' - ■I's . ©'Vi.W ' - 'JZr' ?.■ ■ x -.- J 3? 4fr J8fr- ;-. 8 -■ ,ya flL. - • v’3£ J ,xi% w !g ! r- fc- - . •■ ■- yr |‘Ji Ip Jgg|® r l 'VA ■' a -- v TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors................ 18 Underclassmen ..........72 Faculty .............. 114 Sports ............... 136 Activities ........... 172 Advertising ...........234 Co-editors ..........Pati Hood, Gary Benjamin Picture Story..................LaRayne Woodard Seniors........... Debbie Grant, Kathy O'Connor Juniors...............Sue Hurst. Lynda Harper Sophomores........... Billie Thompson, Jane Munns Freshmen ... Charlotte Walton, Paula Scheanon Activities ......Nancy Riley, Donna Brummitt Sports ................. Sam Murphy, Jim Hood Advertisements .. Vanessa Kcrnich, Nancy Slider Official Photographer ... Robert Barbian Studio WHILE the school was gro wing older we were growing up. Some of us started out by flirting. I There’s always lime for love. Dave Ponlius Three's a crowd???? I.a Rayne Woodard It's prohahly another ring. Dchhic Colin Honest. Mom. we weren't doing a thing! Joann Dewey Hut I thought he was MY guy! OTHERS went directly into partying and other had habits. Gary Po um It's going to be some night Barb Marsh You've got tobekidding. MILK? ? The gang's all here. Debbie Mead Guess who this ii? Joann Billman Please don't tell Dad I was speeding WHILE some of us instantly took to wheels. Donna Brummitt My horse knows the way to Grandmother’s house. Kathy O'Connor Would you repeat that part about my rights? Dan Sheer The life of a farmer. Kevin Mead Ha. ha. ha! I knew what the speed limit was! OF COURSE, there were those great nights out! Vickie Bloom MikcHaimaker A queen on her throne ... 1954. That’s Mike???? Linda Nelson He'll be here any minute! Earlinc Emery But I don't have a thing to Gkrnna Holsingcr Sigh!? It was a lovely night. m: Dec Dec Lowe To dream the impossible dream. A queen on her throne 1971. Kelly Elmore He took the shirt right off my Is it formal attire AND WE WERE fashion conscious even then. Jim Kcralo AII dressed up and no place to go. Bob Townsend The latest style for the sand box crowd. Barb Marsh It's the to bra look. Mike Penna A real Charmer. SOM EOF US looked ahead to our future careers. Tim bcklund Getting ready for the Olympics. Sue Hurst I'm the head detective around here. R hin Rice Just call me Shoes’ Barb Marsh Anda I. and a 2 Lynda Harper Calamity Jane reincarnated?1 BUT, OF COURSE, we still haven’t outgrown . . . Paula l.oadman I don't want my front teeth for Christmas! Eloisc Kelly No kidding? She did what?? ... the goofing off or the desire for fun. 1 Don’t you wish everyone used Dial? John Ellsworth Oh yeah, prove it!!!! And peace be with you. No fair telling secrets!!!! Sara VanWinkk Ask me no question and I’ll tell you no lies. 4 : V : V ft Wk im mm vim i .w i £5 ; -v- $j|g£ $• mi .. ,v. . V ' 'T-. ;•' V. ■•; • .' v‘. K.; W . -• Vv- V:-. SYMBOLIZINGtabme. 6f the ..many .£ .. . ' W ,;V? activities.at-Ashtabula' High School arc ; Vf y . : '■J W- ’ fZA. vy : v - ,s; Nancy Elston., majorettes; Eftja Leon, A,I S: Javncc WeU . chccfletfd cr Ralph .Panu zo, baseball; Owen ' J • Youngman. choir; Patti Ho xJ, joOflwl-ism; Debbie Mead, foreign language Joe Jew IL band; David Tidd and Cnrtis Jones, cross country; John Lllsworth. wrestling; Bob Stowers, golf; -Mark Luce, art; J m Hood, basketball; Alan Lautanen. chemistry. and Barb Daberko, driver’seducation. 1§SW b A' • V'v fW v: f x • pp M IN MEMORIAM I cannot say and will not say He isdead-he is just away! With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand He has wandered into an unknown land. DANNY MURPHY Born, November 7. 1951 Died, October 23, 1969 17 It’s a far cry from the horse and buggy days of 1871 to this present day of such contraptions as the driver’s education simulator.” The simulator is used in teaching students to drive an automobile. There was no such equipment one hundred years ago. The in” mode of transportation then had less horsepower and less speed, and there were no cars to duck. The seniors of ’71 are the first at A MS ever to receive driver-training via simulator. But with all this progress and scientific driving know-how, an automobile will still never find its own way home while the weary driver dozes. a ki Is -i o ft; co A Iphcibetical Index to Senior Portraits A David A lids— 31 Neil Anderson 62 Robert Arnett 33 B Gifford Baker — 42 Rosemary Ball 54 Susan Bartram 44 Darlene Bates 55 Beverly Battles 52 Gary Benjamin 56 Ronald Benton no picture John Berwald 59 Joanne Billman 39 Edward Bixler 30 Carol Blanchard 34 Carletta Blankenship 50 James Blevins no picture Vickie Bloom 45 David Blum — 60 Barbara Bobbitt 53 June Borner 42 James Bowler 58 Faith Brail 45 Barbara Broadston 31 Catherine Brown — 47 Judith Brown 54 Warren Brownlee 31 William Bruce — 61 Donna Brummitl no picture Christopher Bumpus 43 Lisa Burroughs— 52 Bonita Bowers 52 Thomas Butch 37 c Patricia Calaway — 44 David Campbell 44 Jeffrey Campbell 48 Jerry Campbell 42 Anthony Candela 60 Francis Candela — 60 Jessie Carson no picture Ray Carter 62 Jeffrey Cevera no picture Debra Chiaramontc 50 Sandie Clement 48 Jerome Coffclt 53 Deborah Colin 31 Lonnie Cooper 38 Michael Currie — 43 D Barbara Dabcrko 33 Susan Daniels 53 Candy DeGeorge 35 Linda DeGeorge — no picture David DeVaughn — 30 JoAnne Dewey 49 Susan Dolgosh — 42 Joseph Downie 36 Sheryl Doyle 31 Richard Dumperth 58 E Keith Easterday 57 Timothy Ecklund 28 William Eller 57 John Ellsworth 60 Kelly Elmore 58 Nancy Elston 51 Earline Emery 35 Shelly Emmett 54 Thomas Erb 61 Mark Evar — 57 F William Farr 49 Ronald Fassctt 58 Francis Fasula no picture Richard Featsent — 44 James Feralo 60 Jean Ferguson 30 Sharon Ferritto 31 Daniel Fish 37 Gerald Fitzer 51 Richard Fitzer no picture Dennis Ford - no picture Paul Ford — 40 Joyce Freedc 55 James Fuller 57 G Faye Gagat no picture Donna Gallo — 34 Barbara Garrison 38 William Gehalo 61 Richard Gierlh 46 Vickie Gillespie 56 Gloria Goss — 47 Jeanne Gouhin 34 Jennifer Gouhin 29 Deborah Grant 48 H Alana Hadlock 51 Earl Hall no picture Naomi Hall no picture Lola Hamilton 50 Linda Hanna 37 Lynda Harper 51 Michael Hatmakcr no picture Danny Hazen 45 David Herl 41 William Herzog 60 Clark Hewitt — 47 Jim Hewitt — 59 Audre Higbee - 38 Karen Higley 43 Boris Hinson no picture Douglas Hladek 29 Anita Holmes — 47 Justina Holmes 29 William Holmes no picture Glenna Holsinger 40 Patricia Honkonen 39 Patricia Hood 32 James Hood - 30 Allen Housel 44 DecAnn Howell 49 Joanne Hubbard 52 Roy Hubbard 52 Gary Hudson 28 Janice Hughes 52 Richard Hughes 49 William Huhn 57 Kay Humphrey 46 Susan Hurst 28 J Harley Jackson no picture Thomas Jackson no picture Joseph Jewell 62 Brian Johnson no picture Charles Johnson 41 Robert Johnson no picture Virginia Johnson 49 Curtis Jones — 55 Sellars Judkins — 59 K Victor Kaikko — 49 Susan Kalinowski 29 Richard Kaydo 39 Jess Keen no picture Janie Keener — 42 Eloise Kelly — 51 James Kemry 59 Vanessa Kernich 32 Dana Kirk — 59 Gary Knowlton — 55 Anthony Kulik 33 Catherine Kulik 35 Mitchell Kyko — 47 L Shirley Landon 46 Donald Lapham 60 Jed Larson 32 AlanLautanen 62 John Laveck 40 Gladys Lavcy 33 John Lenart — 28 Elbio Leon Bentacor 55 Jayne Leonard 55 Mary Lcwandowski 55 Connie Lewis 36 Katherine Lillis 35 Thomas Lloyd no picture Paula Loadman 48 John Loggins 53 Cheryl Long 43 David Lorincz no picture Adrienne Lowe 56 Dale Luce 46 Mark Luce no picture John Lynch 60 Joseph Lyons 58 M Thomas Maille 34 Kathlyn Manyo 43 Barbara Marsh 28 Deborah Martino 46 Timothy Mason 35 Darlene Masters — 53 Bruce Mateja no picture Kathy Mauro 55 Barbara McCabe 63 Sandy McCalmont 43 Nancy McKee 40 Earl McMillion 51 William Mcachcm no picture Deborah Mead 38 Kevin Mead 29 James Mcrmis 56 Michael Niemi 58 Barbara Miller 30 Robert Molly 36 Margaret Moore 40 Randall Moore 44 N Patricia Norton 53 Joseph Notarianni 58 Jane Munns— 33 Linda Nelson 44 Renee Noyes — 45 o Kathy O’Connor 30 Judith Olson — 41 P Ralph Panuzzo — 31 Mary Parmley 52 Paulette Peckol 41 Greg Pcllonc 53 Michael Penna 35 Charles Perkins 39 Stephen Persinger 60 Susan Pcttcrsen 28 James Phelps — 38 Wayne Phelps 56 Joanee Piekarski — 47 Thomas Pizor 57 Stephen Placko 59 David Pontius -48 Brenda Powers 44 Gary Pozum 54 o Sheila Quirke 49 R Richard Rennick 50 Robin Rice 56 Susan Rice 38 Rosa lee Rich 51 Patricia Richards 55 Thomas Richards 61 Jacquelyn Richardson 36 Nancy Riley 32 Frank Robinson no picture David Rock — 34 Lillian Rodriquez — 41 Sigfredo Rodriquez 38 Nora Rogers 40 Hattie Rounds 41 Cynthia Rupert no picture s Paula Scheanon 37 Karen Scharff - 47 Richard Schovilie 61 Phyllis Sergeff 52 Alice Shears no picture Daniel Sheer — 37 Stephen Shellott 61 Donald Shepard 7 Rosemary Shipp — 42 James Sietman 36 Frances Simon 48 Gary Slaybaugh 35 Nancy Slider 28 Brian Slocum 33 Gary Smith no picture George Smith 73 Jacqueline Smith 54 Patricia Smith 41 Ted Snell no picture ToddSnitchcr 39 MarkSoet 32 Craig Spencer 61 Charles Sparks no picture Deborah Sterling 29 Bradley Stevenson 57 Roger Stevenson 40 Peter Stevenson 38 Jerry Stitt no picture Edward Stillman 42 George Stoneman 2 Robert Stowers 59 T Dorothy Taggart 39 Susan Talcott 50 Ed ward Tanner no picture Norman Taylor 37 Mark Thomas no picture Billie Thompson 50 T horn as T horn pson 62 David Tidd 33 Robin Town — 37 Robert Townsend no picture Anita Trenn —44 u David Uitto 36 Michael Urch — 29 V Eugcn Van Buren — 35 Christine Van Tassel 63 Sarah Van Winkle — 46 James Volpone— no picture W Charlotte Walton 32 Kenneth Warriner 30 Carol Weddle — 31 David Weir 55 Thomas Welsh no picture Jaynee Welty 39 LaRayne Woodard 52 Robert Wuorinen no picture Deborah Wyman — 46 Y Owen Youngman — 48 John l.cnart Timothy Ecklund Susan Pet ter sen Douglas Hladck Deborah Sterling Justina Holmes Kevin Mead Susan Kalinov ski Michael Urch Jennifer Gouhin Deborah Colin Ralph Panuzzo Sharon Fcrritto Sheryl Doyle SENIORS WILL TALK ON ANYTHING!!! Barbara Broadston David A lids Carol Weddle Charlotte Walton Elbio Leon Bcntancor Patricia Hood Mark Soet Gladys Lavey Robert Arnett David Tidd Anthony Kulik Jane Munns Brian Slocum Barbara Daberko David Rock Jeanne Gouhin Carol Blanchard Thomas MaiUe Gary Slaybaugh tar line Emery Timothy Mason James Phelps Catherine Kulik Candy DeGeorge Eugene VanBuren Katherine Lillis Michael Penna ULJ Joseph Downie Connie Lewis Jacquelyn Richardson Erma Hall Paula Schcanon Norman Taylor Linda Hanna Thomas Butch Daniel Sheer Daniel Fish Robin Town Barbara Garrison Susan Rice Peter Stevenson Audre Higbcc Lonnie Cooper Sigfredo Rodriquez Deborah Mead Todd Snitchcr Jayne Wclty Dorothy Taggart Patricia Honkonen Joanne Billman Charles Perkins Richard Kaydo jZ £ Paul Ford OLD THINGS ARE IMPORTANT, TOO!!! Margaret Moore John Laveck Roger Stevenson Nora Rogers Glcnna Holsingcr Nancy McKee Paulette Pcckol David Her! Judith Olson HTABULa Mattie Rounds Charles Johnson Patricia Smith Lillian Rodriquez SENIORS SIT IN VARIOUS PL A CES. Susan Dolgosh Edward Stillman June Borner Jerry Campbell Sandy McCalmont Christopher Bumpus Karen Higley (ieorge Smith Cheryl Long Michael Currie Kathlyn Manyo Richard Keatsent Patricia Calaway Brenda Powers Randall Moore Linda Nelson Anita Trenn Allen Houscl David Campbell Susan Bartram Faith Brail Vickie Bloom Renee Noyes Daniel Hazen Sarah VanWinklc Kay Humphrey Richard Gierih Dale Luce Deborah Wyman Shirley l.andon Deborah Martino Gloria Goss Joanne Pickarski Catherine Brown Clark Hewitt Mitchell kyko Htt Jeffrey Campbell David Pontius Deborah Grant Sandie Clement Frances Simon Owen Youngman Paula Loadman Jo.Nnnc Dewey Shci a Qu'ukc Dec Ann Howell Virginia Johnson William Fatr Vicioi Ka V.Vo Richard Hughes Lola Hamilton mill L. Billie Thompson Richard Rennick Susan Talcott Roy Hubbard I cbra Chiaramontc Rosalcc Rich Nancy Elston Gerald Fitzer Alana Hadlock Lynda Harper Earl McMillion Hloise Kelly Lisa Burroughs Mary Parmlcy LaRaync Woodward Jamcc Hughes Phyllis Sergeff Beverly Battles JoAnne Barbara Bobbitt Greg Pcllonc Patricia Norton Susan Daniels Darlene Masters Jerome Coffelt John Loggins ‘met m Jacqueline Smith Shelly Emmett Judith Brown Gary Pozum Patricia Richards Gary Knowlton Joyce Freede Darlene Bates Mary Lcwandowski Jayne Leonard Curtis Jones David Wicr Kathy Mauro ■we Adrienne Lowe Robin Rice Vickie Gillespie James Mermis Gary Benjamin Keith Easterday Wayne Phelps William Eller Bradley Stevenson Thomas Pi or William Huhn James Fuller W arren Brownlee Michael Niemi Richard Dumperth Joseph Noiarianni Joseph Lyons Ronald Fassett Kelly Elmore James Kemry Dana Kirk James Hewitt Stephen Placko Robert Stowers Sellars Judkins James Feralo Anthony and Francis Candela John Ellsworth Stephen Pcrsingcr Donald Lapham William Herzog WB - Richard Schovillc Craig Spencer Thomas Erb William Gchalo Stephen Shellott William Bruce Thomas Richards Carter Thoim as Thom William Plats A,ai buiancn Clovis M,ilcr ■Sc'l Anderson Barbara McCabe Christine VanTassel Attention, all students: Welcome to “ Bula Senior Daze” Where seniors do their thing! I Whatever that is!?) Senior Daze???? 63 Homeroom: heaven or - '•%$' Sleeping Beauts • (Hang-over?) Bill and his friend; Bill, don't you think you are overdoing it? A happy senior Foreign influence and friendly persusion W oops, excuse me; I guess I'm in (he wrong room! I ley. Bob! Wearing your hair to school? Cozy little couple, sure takes the place of trigonometry. Senior brilliance. I et's see. this attaches to-no. that's not right ? Lynda s fast getaway Haul, you arc not supposed to call your girlfriend on school time! “Senior Seniority sneaking to lockers during classes. Karl flexes his muscles as friends look on. (Way on) Knd of day. Or. could it be-no. it’s not possible two seniors skipping?! Bob. trying to conform to tin. dress code? Grc.it shot! (Wasn't that a link white b.ill ilying out the window?) Happiness on the face of a senior, school must have been called off early. Hold thai pose! This is just loo-o-o much. Right on. Baby! THE SENIOR CLASS Presents YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU” The Cast (In order of appearance) PENELOPE SYCAMORE Sandic Clement ESSIE CARMICHAEL Karen Scharff RHEBA Nancy Riley Adrienne Lowe PAUL SYCAMORE Richard Gierth MR. DePINNA David Pontius ED CARMICHAEL David Tidd DONALD John Bcrwald MARTIN VANDERHOF Joe Downic ALICE SYCAMORE Jayncc Welly HENDERSON Keith Easterday TONY KIRBY Mike Penna BORIS KALENKOV Bob Johnson GAY WELLINGTON ... Candy DcGcorgc MR. KIRBY Bill Herzog MRS. KIRBY Nora Rogers Deborah Mead THREE MEN Gary Benjamin Ralph Panuzzo Joe Jewell OLGA •Thursday night only Directed by DONALD P. KNOTT Janice Keener Patu Richards Practice isn't all work. Excuse me! and my cousin works in ladies underwear. Classroom changes over a period of 100 years arc a mixture of all the changes that take place in schoolroom attitudes, style, procedures, and equipment. Comparison of this photograph with the artist’s conception on the preceding pages will give some idea of the differences. Classmen fa Junior Class David Frohnaple PRESIDENT Michael Radxvancky VICE-PRESIDENT 76 Rosalyn Thomas TREASURER 77 i HI ■ rv't Kristine Adamc vk Urr m m |i Debra Allen IV fth ijf ft - William Amidon m m . Thomas Anderson Av M — Gerald Anderson A? 11$ 51 Iftj JoDec Armstrong Bk. ’’ Greg Armstrong ££ flailfe? ‘ A 1 Norma Timothy Battista N 1ST M ft £) _ M W« Sandra Bean K 1 1 4 J Carl Benton . Rebecca Bishop i r Pi k$ Larry Bowens Dan Braid Barbra Broadston Darryl Brown Peggy Brown Robert Bruce David Butler Lynctte Campagna Frank Candela Anthony Candela Jeff Carle Carlos Carr Susan Carroll Debra Cary Kathleen Caudill Mary Chatman Josctla Church Paul Clark 78 Debbie Cobb Rick Coblitz Estelle Colbert Susan Cole Herbert Coleman Donnie Cooley Ray Cowles Jeff Craft Ellis Crockett Linda Currie James Daigle Nancy Delano Doug Dalin Jan Davis Sara DcChurch Judy Decker Jeff Dennison Richard DcVorc Michael DiCamilio Mary Ellen Dick Dan Dilly Victor Dodge Susan Doll Ralph Doyle Jackie Dragon Roscannc Dumperth Michael Durkovic Bob Eaton Ellen Eastman Davie Enos David Erickson Dale Fanning Larry Fetters Robert Fields Annamay Flood Dan Foltz 79 Mary Giannascoli John Gilbert Mike Glenn Annette Goss Jeanette Goss Ada Gray Donna Gregory Ronald Makala David Hale 80 Rick Helton John Hayes Mark Hawley 81 Amy Vluichins Mark I mars M K Glynis Johns Rita Jonc - NaOC JOnCS Michefc Kaiser Traocy Kaydo I avid Keener Vickie Kolehmainen Susan Kortyka Tom London Belly Hoskins Terry Houck Denise Housel Pally Laughlin Joan Houser Bill Howell Vickie Leonard Gary Lewis Su anne Lewis Donna Libbey Edward Lowe Dale Lucas Charles MacArihur Keilh Maple David Marion 83 Alan Marsh Bonnie Mason Paul Marshall Dorothy May Carol McCullough Larry McKean Pam McKinley Duane McMillion Barbara Meaney Billy Meachcm Jolyn Mcndralla Aurca Mercado Betty Miggo Deborah Miller Harriet Miller Bu Miller Kathleen Mitcham Cynthia Mollick Lcnncl Moore Mac Moore Phyllis Moore Barbara Moore Jane Morrison Joyce Morgan Patty Mullins Molly Murphy Sherry Myatt Ron Nagle Delores Norman David Olsen Ann O'Boyle Linda Pallutch Beverly Palmer Sheryl Palmer Barbara Parrett Jim Partridge 84 Joe Pavesi Jim Persinger Beth Peterson Keren Phelps Mike Peterson Michael Pierce Robert Podges Fred Pomales Patrica Pontius Kathy Presciano Mike Radwancky Richard Rannigan Deborah Reed Don Reed Gilbert Reed Pam Renn Debbie Ri zo Roger Robinson Joe Roller Sandra Root P.lsio Rosario Ralph Rounds Robert Ruscitti Jimmie Ruth Vanessa Sargent Bonnie Sharff Bill Scdlacck Susanne Seme Randall Scrpico Greg Seymour Dorene Shank Kathleen Shearer Brenda Sheffey Hobart Shiflcl Linda Shoaff David Simmons 85 Christine Simpson Sucllcn Saturday Carol Sjostrom Lewis Smith Roger Smith Jan Soltis Dak Sparks Rebecca Sproks AdcleSt. Angelo Randy Starkey James Steed Lester Stewart Stillman arr Stoncman 86 Laniy I hompson Kathy Trcmblay Susan Tuttle Richard Ware Roberta Watson 87 Mike Walls Gail Weir Curry Wells Mary Welton Roger W'elion Rosia Wesi Dennis Wheeler Bill W'hipplc William W'hite l.i W'isuri Roger Woods Ronnie Woods Jim Wright John Wuorinen James Young Linda Zacbst Barbara Zak Karen Zetlaw 88 Camera Shy? - Harold Ball. Nicholas Bartonc. Christine Benedict. Mike Braid. June Brenwald. Diana Brown. Clarence Carr. Larry Carter. Jeanette Chatman. Dennis Compo. Michael Crichton. Rick Debord. John Diamond. Beth Ann Dicffcnbachcr. Doreen Dixon. Sally Downic. Diana Emery. Marcus Ernst. Sandra Fields. I.orna Ganci. Debra Giddings. Brenda Greer. Lorna Gross. Rodney Hackney. Darlene Heath. Timothy Hodgkinson. Jon Holmes. Jon Houck. Thomas l i. Barbara Jones, Dennis Kalil. Sally Kmdoll. Deborah King. Harry Knapp. Joanna Kury. Joseph Landis. Kathy Latak. Gladys l.avcy, Bernice Lochcr. Jeff Loyd. Jacquclin Lynagh. Richard Lynch. Deborah Marrison. Bette Mason. Randy McConnell. Delores MeFadden. Roger McNeil. Melinda Messent. Eugene Miller. Paul Miller. Ted Miller. Douglas Mills. Demas Moore. Edward Moore, Sandy Moore. Barbara Moyers. Robert Mulholland. Jack Mullin. Bonnie Nagle. Philip Nagle. Deborah Newsome. Gary Orlando. Jacqueline Panck. Michael Peterson. Vince Petro. Steve Phelps. Rodney Phelps, Pat Pierce. Shirley Pierce. Randy Pinney, Alfon o Pollard. Phillistin Pollard. Leroy Prilt. Nancy Rice. Debra Rich. Geneva Robinson. James Rantala. Alice Sakalowski. Ernest Sardclla. Karen Sarff. Thomas Schoville. Diana Scott. Linda Scxpi-co. Jessie Smith. Diana Stillman. Edwin Stillman. David Stitt. Barbra I ackclt. Bonita Trccn. Richard Twitched. John Urban. Dan Vosburg. Robert Welker. Ken Zetlaw. 89 SOPHOMORES 90 Cheryl Ann Brown Mike Brown Steven Bugansky Rebecca Burke John Burkhart Marilyn Burleson Pamela Burns Patricia Cample se John Carr Mike Carson Denise Carter Bruce Cartner Clyde Caudill David Chatman William Chatman Evelyn Cimorcll Kathrinc Clarkson Marc Ckvcrscy Tamara Colbert Cynthia Colucci Nancy Colucci 91 Ronnie Coursen Willard Dale Cathy Dalin Frances Dean Darla IX George John Dcitz Sandra Dcligianis Van De Rosa Loretta Dietrich IX-11 Dodge Patricia Dodge Patricia Downs Mary Jane Dragon Shirley Duckworth George Ducro Nancy Easterday Amy Elston Dwight Emerson Kim English Elizabeth Erb Dale Fanning 92 Cindy Fcrritio Gloria Fields Eugene Fink Nancy Filzcr Mark Flack Carol Fleming Patrick Flood Sandra Ford Johanna Forthman Renee Foy Carol Frabutl David Freede Richard Garnett Thomas Gchalo Mark Gentile Gregory Goehneaur Richard Godlcy Ron Goss. Pat Grandbouchc Debra Gravlcy Pat(iuyton Theresa Hall Charles Hamm Alan Hanhilammi Kurt Hanel Deborah Hansclman Robert Harper Tom Hatmakcr Ruddy Henton Cary Hewitt Denise Hewitt Charlene Hinson Lois Hinson Cynthia Hoke Robert Hcgfield Jim Holly Carol Honkonen Paula Hood Nira Hopson Pam Hoplight Karen Hounshell David Houseton 94 95 Arvillc Jeffrey Susan Jenks Lou Ann Johnson Lydia Johnson Scott Johnson Deborah Jones Marvin Jones Rick Jones Shelby Jones Wesley Jones Clarissa Judkins Trudic Kaiser Deborah Kahil Sally Ka cc David Keaton Ken Keeler Kathy Kent Vicki Keyes Jeff Kibbcc Renee Kirk Ada Knapp Larry Knight Diana knowlton Marshall Know I ton Joseph Knox Chcri Kolehmainen Cathrinc Koschik Modris Krumins Ruth Laird Joseph Landis Nicholas Landolfi Marjorie Lane Frank Lane Chris Loll Kirk Louth Dave Lovcridgc Jeff Loyd Mike Luc Eric Luoc Wendy l.uoma Rick Lynch Mary Lyons 96 Jeff Marshall Diana Marline Jeff Matson Kathleen Mayer Nancy McCloud Nanc) McClure Randy McConnell Dan McKee Lena McMillion Perry McNutt Richard Mcschko Melinda Messent Joyce Millard David Miller Joe Miller Kathy Miller Bonita Mixer William Molly Marie Montanaro Jeff Moore Nancy Myatt 97 Linda Phelps Donna Pi or Karen Podges Mary Pykus 98 Judy Rice Timothy Riley Chris Rock Melissa Romctli Matthew Root Clarence Sandidge Connie Satterfield Ronald Satterfield Keith Schlaich Julie Schwcntkcr Winona Scott Dean Scruggs Dan Scigman Gerald Senger Jeff Senskey Robert Sharkey Mark Shaylor Norman Shearer Sharon Sheer Janet Shcffc Kevin Shelott 99 Dennis Shepard Herbert Sheppard Ruth Sictman Charles Simms Audrey Simon Jack Simonds Martin Sjostrom Clifton Skaggs Janet Skidmore Dave Smith Kathy Smith Roger Smith Debra Sncck Michele Soct Thomas Sok a ski Louis Spencer Connie Starchcr Carol Suttlcs Mark Swanson John Tackett Janice Tanner 100 Not pictured are: Luis Aponte. Robert Arnold. Judy Bartam. David Bowens. Walter Cartner. Diane Coy. Polly Dean. Vanessa Dc Rosa. Dennis Dunbar. Gordan Emery. James Ferguson. Polly Gannon. Patrick Garvey. James Goodwin. Timothy Gouhin. Randy Henton. Jeanette Holmes. Dennis Houser. Gary Hubbard. Karen Imars. Hattie Jones. Linda Jones. Terry Joslin. Kathy Latak, Linda Lilfey. Marcella McCabe. Larry Mitchell. Terry Morrison. Diane Mued. Philip Nagle. Cynthia Nclling. Carol Newsome. Janet New-some. Karen Oberg. Patricia Pierce. Diane Reynolds, Joette Reynolds. Victoria Ruscilti. Diane Scott, Haldrcn Scruggs. Dale Shepard. Rick Sherman. Bette Simmons. Diane Stillman. Kathleen Stitt. John Tiscenko. Douglas Uit-lo. Sonia Vasquez. Roberta Vincenzo. Bryan Wallace. Rosalie Weir. Patricia Wisnyai. Robert Woodworth. Elizabeth Wortman. and Carolyn Young. Pamela Thomas Richard Tidd Susan Torrence Lori Tracy Rober Turner John Uhrain Ernest Van Allen Carol Van Wormcr Joyce Van Wormcr Arthur Venditli Jayne Wallace Maribcth Warner Ted W'ashburn Jamie Weir Fred Wheeler Jeff W heeler Jerry Wilfong Judy Williams Tom Williams Margaret Wilson Brenda Workman Sara Wyman 101 FRESHMEN Gloria Albcc John Mill Deborah A Neman Sharon A Neman Gerald Allen Kevin Anderson Mark Anderson Scotl Anderson Freshman girls look “up to seniors. Johanna Arnold Dawn Baker Michael Baker Catherine Bcsscnl David Boggs Scott Breedlove Katherine Ball Perry Benjamin Pamela Bowen Pamela Brenneman Roderick Bates Terry Blanchard Gloria Bowens Roy Brenwaid Barbara Bean Okey Bland (icrald Bovlc Dclois Bridges Diana Belt Burchcl Blevins Jay Brail Blair Briningcr 102 Larry Budd Rebecca Buhl Gail Ann Burger Marla Burks Jon Bush Timothy Butch Melvin Butts Michael Calaway Patricia Campagna Sheryl Campany Karl Campbell Chris Camplese Doris Case Laura Clutter Russell Cowles Louis Candela Kathy Casto Cordell Coffclt Edward Coy Davy Canter Michael Cevera Phillip Collucci Robert Coy Gregory Carle Gary Christy Robert Connolly Glcnna Crim Richard Carlo Garland Cline Dennis Cowles Pamela Crowl 103 Martha Cuthbcrt Clyde Davis Karen Dean Debra Decker Billie Delano James Dewey David Dinger Donna Dixon Darlene Downs Beverly Emerson Jeffrey Ford Jacquelyn Gilbert Richard Dixon Kathryn Dolgosh Deborah Doughty Rebecca Dumperth William Emerson Thomas Foster Douglas Goehneaur Renee Ecklund Kim Fcatsent Jean Furman Lori God Icy Phillip Elmore Kathleen Fink Ray Furman Bryon Goebel Barbara Elliot Pamela Fish Gail George Lori Goldsmith 104 Bud Grandbouchc Gina Gregory Carolyn Grincr Jon Gucrini Dennis Had lock Diana Hadlock Anna Hall Jolyn Hand William Harnist Charles Harris Rhonda Hatfield Gustav Hath) Matthew Hawley Jane Hawn John Hawn Steven Hazcltinc Patricia Hazen Gary Helton Kathleen Hewitt Joanne Hill Regina Hoke Joseph Hood Donna Hopson Doreen Houscl Diane Hudson 105 Allen Keeler Cynthia Kibbee Bonita Kindoll Thomas Laird Lesley Lambros Karen Landon Debra Lane Beth Ann Latak Jimmie l.aughlin Brenda Lautanen Gary Lazanis Dawn Lewis Richard Lines Connie Lochcr David Lovejoy Norman Lowe Denise Lucas Janet Luce George Murtello Mary Jo Lyon Debra McMillion Larry Maki Frances Meade Theresa Maple Pamela Meadors Cynthia Marrison Melvin Miller 106 A typical freshman classroom. William Miller Mickey Minerd John Misincc Janis Mitchell Connie Mixer Debra Mixer Constance Mollick Susan Morrison Howard Morse Ophelius Murphy Pamela Newell Roger Novak Patricia Otto Cynthia Pal Robert Pallutch Teresa Mosley Catherine Nagle Nicolas Nieves Emma Ogle Frank Mullen Kathy Nagle Nilda Nieves Richard Olive William Mullins Bruce Nelson Michael Nocc Brian Orlando Anita Mungcr Gary Nelson Peter Nocc Michael Osborne 107 Brenda Palmer Connie Palmer Kclscc Patton Brian Payne Paula Pedro Lynn Pclton Rosemary Penna Timothy Philomcno A short fountain; for a short girl with short socks. Pamela Pratt Patricia Ready Annette Robertson Debra Rose Linda Pickarski Keith Pinney Deborah Pingyi Linda Primmer Lavonne Richards Erica Robinson Kathy Russo Dorinda Prince Mark Richards Loretta Robinson Darryl Ruth Sherry Quirke Steven Richcrcck Ruth Robinson Janice Sage Ivan Ray Patricia Richmond Vicki Rodgers Cynthia Sandclla Burrrrr Pamela Shipman Robert Slocum Michael Smith Larry Stanquisl Ronald Siler Albert Smith Lawson Snell Robert Starchcr Robert Simpson Fred Smith Steven Snyder Karen Steed Thomas Sintic Fred Smith Carol Soltis Jean Steen James Slocum Mary Jane Smith Lisa St. Angelo Kathleen Stitt Brenda Saturday Kathy Saturday Cynthia Scafuro Robin Seymour Robert Shears John Shclott Ted Shiflct Darlene Shipman Nancy Kathy Raymond Stillman Stoncman Stowers Kevin Stranahan Frank Suttlc Kim Swanson Edward Syguda Jeffrey Tacketl Doreen Taylor John Thompson Marqueeta Trotter Duane Urch Elizabeth Vocca David Brenda Georgia Thomas Thompson Thompson JohnTisoenko Gail Trucsdcll Cheryl Van Buren Vickie Vosburg William Tisoenko Carl Turner Glenn Van Buren Terry Waldron Robert Town Carol Turner Kathy Van Tassel Cynthia Warren Margaret Trenn Ethel Turner Sonia Vasquez Barbara Washburn Florence Wcagraff Jeffrey Wells Debra Wdton Murphy West Sharon West Susan West Toni Westerburg Patti Jo Westfall Cheryl Wheeler Sheridan Wilcox Lawrence Willman IX nnis Wise Michael Wright Patricia W uorincn John Wyman Not pictured: John Acierno. Daniel Bauer. John Carr. Clyde Caudill. Ronnie Coursen. Diane Davis. Rita Davis. Brenda Dcskins, Richard Eland. Mark Estes. Patrick Flood. Patricia Guyton. Garncst Hall. Ann Marie Gidus. Jeff Harchalk. Connie Honkonen. Wayne House). Ronnie Hubbard. Terry Hunt. Katherine Jones. Allen Keeler. Alan Kelly. James Kelly. Jeffrey Knox, Jeffrey Milano. Felix Mircks, William Mungcr, Harold Pcnhollow. Keith Rose. John Russell. Allen Sawicki. Rose W elker. Regina Zalimcni. Eugenia May Ron Mi si nee Cathy Musscr Shirley Perry Sam Richardson Ken Rizzo Laura Sproks Kathy Weaver 111 “A Freshman’s First Step into A typical freshman class — look how sweet and straight they sit. A wandering freshman's first day at school. As the year progresses, a freshman begins to show a little of his devil inside but fighting over a drink of water? 1) 2 A very studious freshman aren't they air? And finally as the year draws to a close: Isn't the World of Upperclassmen” Even though freshmen begin to become a link more daring, they still try to dress at their best at kast compared to an upperclassman. Skipping always seems to be a big dare for a freshman???!?!?!? To hide a secret this freshman smiks! “Shove everything you can get into your locker seems be the freshman’s motto that a senior girl with that freshman? I A I Look a second time at the preceding two pages. That's the way the same people of about one hundred years ago might very well have looked. They wore stiff collars. They were prim and proper. They rarely thought of a student as a friend. Never would you have seen a teacher in a soft collar, much less in a short-sleeved shirt. It would have been immoral to be seen on duty not wearing a suit coat. And the female teachers wore skirts to their ankles (maxis?) Never would they have worn anything knee-length much less “mini.” ADMINIS- TRATION and F A C U L T Y A ACS During the past six years I have had the privilege of serving this school system as its educational leader. The many achievements of our various students in our different schools are a reflection of our efforts to seek excellence. We. of the Ashtabula Area City School system, are especially pleased and proud of the rich traditions of Ashtabula High School. The records of the current year on the gridiron, classrooms, auditorium, and gymnasium have been outstanding. The class of 1971 has made a great contribution to our school system and our community.” (Signed) Dr. Roger T. Beitler, Superintendent, Ashtabula Area City Schools Dr. Roger T. Bcitlcr Charles Meister retired from the AACS in 1961 as Director of Ashtabula Technical School and Vocational department. He was elected to the Board in 1963. He is president of the Joint Vocational School Board and is a member of Kiwanis. 118 Mr. Charles A. Meister ADMINISTRATION Philip N. Bright, manager of the Ashtabula Water Works, began his duties, August 17, 1970. His term as appointee will expire December 31, 1973. Mr. Bright, who has been in utility management for more than 13 years, is a member of the Rotary Club, county treasurer of the Red Cross, vice-president of the County Personnel Association, vice-president of the Ashtabula Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Philip Bright Ralph L. Buona is president of the Board. He is general manager of stores at Reliance Electric and Engineering Co., in Ashtabula. Mr. Buona is executive vice-president of the International Management Council, affiliated with the YMCA. 119 Mr. Ralph Buona Mr. A. A. Candela has been in the employ of the Ashtabula City Schools since 1941 and was appointed assistant superintendent in 1967. Mr. A. A. Candela Mrs. James J. Rannigan, vice-president of the Board, was appointed to serve out the unexpired term of Miss Henrietta McKinsey, who passed away, March 2, 1970. Mrs. Rannigan has been active in school-related activities for many years. A native Ashtabulan, she attended Bunker Hill School and Park Junior High, and was graduated from Ashtabula High School. Mrs. Rannigan was president of the Bunker Hill PTA from 1964 through 1966, and in the fall of 1964 served as general chairman of the city school’s levy campaign. In 1968-69, Mrs. Rannigan was president of the Ashtabula Area City PTA Council. 120 Mrs. James J. Rannigan Milton C. Robinson is a professional engineer, college instructor, and president of the M. C. Robinson Company. The new board member's term as an appointee will expire December 31, 1973. A native of Ashtabula, Mr. Robinson was graduated from Ashtabula High in 1945. A registered professional engineer, he teaches technical mathematics at Kent State University. Ashtabula Branch. Presently he is a member of the Rotary Club; hirst United Methodist Church, board of trustess; Ashtabula Builders' Association; Educational Council, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers. Mr. Milton C. Robinson a i u i a a a a □ Mr. M h. Rowky principal Mr. Maurice E. Rowley is completing his twentieth year in administration of Ashtabula High School. He holds bachelor of science and master of arts degrees from Ohio State University. He also has attended West Virginia University and Pennsylvania State University. Before coming to AHS he taught at schools in West Virginia. Tennessee, and Ohio. He is a graduate of Martin's Ferry High School. Mr. Gene Gephart. an alumnus of Ashtabula High School, was a member of the graduating class of 1949. He attended De Pauw University and was graduated in 1953. He received his master’s degree in physical education in 1954 from the University of Illinois and in 1968 he received his principal’s certificate from Kent Stale University. Mr. Gephart taught two years at Conneaut High School and since 1958 has been at AHS. He taught English, primarily, and physical education. This year has been his second year as full-time assistant principal. 122 Mr. Gene Gephart assistant principal Mr. Randolph Pope, assistant principal, received his high school education here at AHS. After graduation, he furthered his education at Mt. Union, Colorado Western State, Kent Stale University, and Wells College. Mr. Pope taught science and physical education for two years at Marlington High School. He then came to AHS where he first taught biology and physical education. He has been athletics director for five years and has been assistant principal for four years. Mr. Randolph Pope, assistant principal Mr. Louis Revelant, Director of Adult and Continuing Education this year at AHS, started teaching here in 1957. He has taught social studies and English and has headed the adult education program for six years. Before he came to the Ashtabula city school system, he taught at Priest River, Idaho, and Tampa, Florida. Mr. Revelant was graduated from the University of New Mexico in 1952. He received his master’s degree from Ball State University in 1963. Mr. Revelant also attended and completed work at Anderson College, the University of Idaho. Penn State, Kent State. Wayne State University. University of Connecticut, and the Ashtabula Technical School. 123 Mr. Louis Revelant Director. Adult and Continuing Education AHS Mr. Joseph A. Puch-an Jr. B. S. in Ed. World History, World Geography. Mr. Joseph F. Petros — B.S. in Education - World History, Senior Government. Mr. Pat Bonvenuto. Jr. — B.S. — General Business. Mr. James Gillespie B.S. in Ed. Physical Ed. Health. 124 Mr. James B Blake B A. IPS. General Science. Faculty Mr. Adam Holman B.S. — American History Mr. James R. Horst B.S.. M S. General Economics. General Business. Typing. Mr. Douglas Luce B.S. in Ed. — American History. Sociology. Economics. Mr. Robert Weiner B.S.. M.A. - Human Relations. Family Life. Mr. Hobart E. Crane B.S. in Ed. A Igcbra I. Mrs. Winifred M. Hewitt B.S.. M.A. English I. Art I. II. III. IV. Mr. Raymond J. Billy B.A. Biology. Gen. Science. Mr. James H. Hales B.S. in F.d.. M.A. Ind. Arts. Mr. Richard Crombic B.S.. M S. Chemistry. Earth Science. Miss Janet R. McKee B.S. in Ed. Home Ec. I. Mr. C. Dana Lamb B.S. General Math. Senior Math Review. 126 Miss Jeannette Bogdan B.S. Driver Education. Girls Basketball. Mrs. Susan l.uhta B.S. English II. IV. Mrs. Florence Woodward B.S. in See. Ed. Latin I. II. and Advanced. Miss Jan Zalimcni B.S. in Ed.. M. of Ed.. H.S.P.E. Mr. David Root B.S. in Ed. Geometry and Pre-Algebra. Mr. Donald P. Knott B.S. Speech. Drama. World History. Mr. Carl Sprolcs B.S.. M.A. Physics. I P S . General Science. Biologv. Mr. Mark Hoskins B.A. Senior Science. Mr. N. Daniel Subwick • B.A., B.S. in Ed. Biology. Miss Anastasia Christos B.A., B.S. in Ed. Spanish. Mrs. Shirley Ann Pitzer B.A. English II. Mrs. Betty Lou Humphrey A.B. Spanish. English. Mr. Louis V. DcWein Printing Mr. Donald Horwood B.S. in Ed.. M.S. in Ed. Algebra II. Trigonometry. Geometry Mrs. Sue DeVassie — A.B. French. English Mr. H. Robert Allshouse B.A. Vocal Music. Choir Miss Loretta Martcllo B.S. English III, Honors English III. Creative Writing Mr. A. F. Chiacchiero B.S. in Ed.. M.S. in Ed. Guidance Counselor Mr. Robert C. Walters B.A. - Health. Physical Ed. II Mr. Joe Lupo B.S. in Mr. Gerald A. Mapes B.A. Ed. Ind. Arts. Mcch. —P.O.D. Drawing I. II 128 Mr. Donald L. Bell B.S. in Ed. Industrial Arts. Shopl.II Mr. Ellis Klingensmilh B.S.. M S. Guidance Counselor Mr. Wash Lyons B.S. Driver Education Mrs. Emma Dismukc B.S. Health and Phys. Ed. M rs. Karin Stewart B.S.. M.A. English II. Ill Mrs. Mariam Huffman B.S. in Ed. Library A Mrs. Carolyn J. Stevenson A.B German I. II Mrs. Martha Horrocks B.A..M.A. Guidance Counselor Mr. W.J. Smith A.B . M.A. General Math II. Shop Math II. Plane Geometry Mrs. Marjorie Nagle B.S. in Home Economics Home Ec. II. III. IV James L. Williams A.B.. B.S. in Ed. Pre-Vocational training 129 Vo —Ed Faculty John Gibson Drafting Richard Whaley - Printing Dean Luce Electronics I Ray Wagoner Machine Shop Earl Scott — Agric. Mech. Ron Luoma Auto Mech. Joel Novak Data Processing Ethel Peterson Dental Assistant Carolyn Morey English Mary Gaynor Medical Assist Doris Wctmorc Business Education. Richard Kennedy Data Processing John Mura Distrib. Ed. Pat Bauer Food Service 131 Don Sims Soc. Studies John Gablonski Machine Trade Charles Billy Jr. Electronics 2 William Miller Guidance Counselor Janice Supple - Business Machines David Smith Commercial Art 2 Harold Huskonen Welding 132 Richard Pruden Agric. Business Dean Washburn Diversified Training Wilson Heller — Industrial Arts Patricia Simpson. Marjorie Fuller Child Care 1.2. Joyce Jarvi — Cosmetology F. F. Talcott Industrial Electrician Howard Morse Auto Body Eldon Allcman Agric. Mcch. 133 Jerry Seisel Government David Weaver Soc. Studies David Gynn — COE. Roberta Willis — COE Juliana Van Arsdale English Ruth Farr Child Care 134 Lynda Shearer Typing Frank Matchctt Account Clerk David Shearer Distrib. Ed. Ellen Jarvi, Mary Licate. Jane Sironcn Marylynne Johnson Phylena Cleveland. Helen Diffcnbacher. Gewn Siler Jean Andolsek Delores Warrincr Helen DeGennaro Lucille Glover. Dorothy Burkhart Central Kitchen Candids Football first developed from rugby, a game played in England. The first game was played between Princeton and Rutgers at New Brunswick, N. J., on Nov. 6, 1896, using succer rules and a round ball. Early football teams played without helmets and padding. Modern players wear equipment weighing 20 to 25 pounds. The early uniforms had no numbers and ball carriers had straps sewn on their uniforms so teammates could pull them toward the goal. Cross Country FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Art Vcnditti. David Frccdc. Steve Zaebst, Jeff Ford. SECOND ROW: Ralph Jackson. Mike Glenn. DaveScafu-ro. Fred Pomalcs, C urtis Jones, and manager Rick Tidd. THIRD ROW: Don Reed. Jim Wright. Bob Arnold. Dave Tidd. and Alan Marsh. Not pictured arc Dan O'Conner and Jim Fuller. The Season Rick Tidd awaits the finish of a meet. AHS Opponent Score 29 Geneva 28 23 Harbor 33 30 Jefferson 25 W illoughby South Invitational 13th place, field of 15 27 Pymatuning 28 25 St. John 30 Gilmore Academy Invitational 21st place, field of 23 38 Conneaut 19 N.E.C. 8th place, field of 8 District 12th place, field of 12 Mr. Weiner keeps tabs on the Panther runners. This is really fun! Curtis trods in. Hitching a ride? Charles places again. 142 Curtis and Dave approach the half-way point. My feet HURT! Determination. Marsh beats a Jeff runner at the mile mark. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Roller. Bob Stowers. Clark Hewitt. Rick Featsent. Jim Hood. Tom Richards. Ron Benton. Joe Lyons, Mike Urch. Lonnie Cooper, and Mike Pen-na. SECOND ROW: Dave Houseton. Hobart Shiflct. Mark Imars. Bill Whipple. Ed Lowe. Ron Hakala. Eugene Miller. Paul Clark. Charles Moore, and Lester Stewart. THIRD ROW: Greg Taylor. Doug Dalin. Dave Frohnapk. Jeff Craft. Don Alkn. Ernie Sardclla. Jeff Carle, Jeff Albert. Mike Watts. 144 Jeff Pawlowski. and Pat Garvey. FOURTH ROW: Mike Brown. Bill Chatman. Mike Carson. Eric Hovi, Dave Miller. Jeff Scnskcy. Boh Leonard, Bob Harper. Bob Benton. Dwight Emerson, and Chip Taylor. FIFTH ROW: Mike Currie. Rick Lynch. Bill Holmes. Steve Howell. Doug Taylor. Demas Moore. Dennis Kalil. and Arville Jeffreys. 145 Stowers brings the Warrior run to an abrupt end. 148 Abriefwordortwo. Moore prepares to make contact with an Edgewood defender. This Determined-Looking Seven Were The l.cttcrman Nucleus Coach Anthony Chiacchicro Mad At The Outset Of The 1970 Football Season: KNEELING. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Penna, Frank Robinson. Charles Moore: BACK ROW: Rick Fealscni. Tom Richards. Jim Hood. Ron Benton. 1970 Award Winners. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Penna. co-captain, best defensive back, also chosen as AHS representative to Touchdown Club; Rick Featsent. best offensive lineman: Charles Moore, best offensive back; Joe Lyons, co-captain, most valuable player; Bob Stowers, most improved player; Ron Benton, best defensive lineman. Awarded varsity letters for 1970 were Ron Benton. Lonnie Cooper. Rick Featsent. Clark Hewitt. Jim Hood. Elbio Leon. Joe Lyons. Ralph Panuzzo. Mike Penna. Frank Robinson. Tom Richards. Bob Stowers, and Mike Urch. seniors. Junior letter-men were: Jeff Albert, Don Allen. Jeff Carle. Jeff Craft. David Frohnaplc. Eugene Miller. Ed Moore. Joe Roller. Lester Stewart, and Mike Watts. Seven sophomores lettered this year: Pat Garvey. Jim Goodwin. Eric Hovi. David Houseton. Arville Jeffrey, David Miller, and Jeff Paw lowski. Panther Coaches. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Randy Pope, varsity backficld coach: Mr. James Gillespie, junior varsity coach: Mr. Anthony Chiacchicro head coach: Mr. Wash Lyons, freshman coach: Mr. Don Horwood assistant freshman coach. All-County DEFENSE Mike Penna, LB Ron Benton, T OFFENSE Eugene Miller, E Joe Lyons, HB Charles Moore, FB HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSE Eugene Miller, E Frank Robinson, S OFFENSE Jim Hood, E Rick Featsent, G Ron Benton, T All-City DEFENSE Ron Benton. T Mike Penna, L.B OFFENSE Joe Lyons, HB Eugene Miller. E Ralph Panuzzo, C Rick Featsent, G Charles Moore, FB CITY SERIES STANDINGS WON LOST TIED St. John 2 I 0 Harbor I I I Edge wood I I 1 Ashtabula 1 2 0 All-NEC DEFENSE Mike Penna, LB Ron Benton. T OFFENSE Eugene Miller, E Joe Lyons, HB Charles Moore, FB HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSE Eugene Miller, E OFFENSE Jim Hood, E Ron Benton, T Rick Featsent, G 152 Varsity JV’s AHS JV s Opponent Opponent Score 14 Eastlakc North 12 16 Conncaut 0 6 St. John 6 8 Madison 14 56 Jefferson 0 (Harbor Game Cancelled) 22 Geneva 0 _J4_ Edge wood JL_ 156 pts. 32 pis. AHS Opponent Opp. Sc 14 Erie East 14 20 Eastlake North 14 44 Conneaut 8 16 St. John 22 70 Pymatuning 0 44 Jefferson 0 8 Harbor 0 6 Geneva 12 0 Edge wood 14 0 St. Joseph 35 222 119 NEC STANDINGS WON LOST TIED St. John 5 1 1 Harbor 5 1 1 Edge wood 5 I I Geneva 4 2 1 Ashtabula 4 3 0 Jefferson 2 5 0 Conncaut 1 6 0 Pymatuning 0 7 0 Freshmen FROSH Opponent Opp. Score 8 St. John 0 28 Pymatuning 0 44 Jefferson 12 36 Geneva 20 20 Harbor 14 24 Edge wood 6 18 Conneaut 8 178 60 FROSH STANDINGS. NEC W' L T AHS 7 0 0 Harbor 5 1 1 Geneva 5 1 1 St. John 5 2 0 Edge w ood 3 4 0 Conneaut 2 5 0 Jefferson 1 6 0 Pymatuning 0 7 0 FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron Siler manager. Melvin Miller. Ophclius Murphy. Bill Miller. Ray Furman. Jim Laughlin. Scott Breedlove. Gary Christy. Greg Carle. SECOND ROW: Mike Calaway. Steve Snyder. Tom Knox. Ray Stowers. Mike Osborne. Bob Connolly. Murphy West. Carl Turner. Jim Slocum. Robert Starchcr. Dennis Wise. BACK ROW: Duane Urch. Scott Slocum. Joe Hood. Kim Fcalscnt. Richard Dixon. Bill Iz i, George Martcllo. Bill Emerson. Mike Smith. Left to right, front to back: Sue Ford. Rosalyn Thomas. Jackie Dragon. Debbie Colin. Jayncc Welty. Karen Scharff. and Ellen Eastman Varsity Cheerleaders Have a balloon. Let’s go. Panthers! 4 I’ve been swallowed by a Panther! Freshmen begin to catch on. J.V.! S wail their turn Faces glow from both squads Karen and Debbie fool the cameraman Freshmen pose for a group picture Seniors are low in quantity Cheerleaders peck out of their lockers. 156 but high in quality! 157 Reserve Cheerleaders The Above Cheerleaders Arc: Darla DcGcorgc. Kathy Foltz. Maribeth Warner. Trudy Kaiser. Sharon Sheer. Anna Orsbornc. and Ann Rebcra. 158 Freshman Cheerleaders The Above Freshman Cheerleaders Arc: BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Saturday. Toni Westcrburg. Lonnie Richards. Pam Fish TOP ROMS Kath 1)« I gosh. Kathy Weaver. Cindy Warren. Li a St. Angelo. Missing from the picture is Brenda Lautancn. Varsity Basketball Junior Eugene Miller Junior Jeff Craft Sophomore Jim Goodwin 160 Senior Jim Hood 161 Jim Hood holds the new career scoring record of AHS. Jim led the team with an average of 16 points and 17 rebounds per game. The three-year letterman started for three years and was a leader who excelled in all phases of the game. 162 This was Joe Lyons’ second year as a starter. Going into his senior year he had earned two letters. He led the team this year with 82 assists. Usually assigned to guard the opponent’s best outside shooter. Joe was extremely quick on both offense and defense and was also the most improved player on the team. 163 Frank Robinson, also a senior with two letters, made his contribution to the team as the first substitute. His main assets were his outside shooting and his jumping ability. Frank was a very loyal person who always worked hard in practice. 164 Senior Bill Holmes, a one-year letterman, was a good reboundcr and scorer in the pivot area. He had an excellent attitude, especially through encouraging his team mates. 165 Varsity Season AHS Opponent Opponent 67 Eric Academy 53 65 At Geneva 43 82 At Madison 45 66 At Harbor 51 57 Jefferson 59 54 Riverside 46 84 Eastlakc North 52 77 Pymatuning 36 60 At St. John 38 57 Conneaut 41 86 At Edge wood 44 51 Geneva 46 60 Harbor 32 52 At Jefferson 55 71 At Pymatuning 56 64 St. John 36 59 Conneaut 52 84 Edge wood 52 NEC City Series Team W L Team W L Ashtabula 12 2 Ashtabula 6 0 Conneaut 10 4 Harbor 4 0 Harbor 8 6 St. John 1 5 Geneva 7 7 Edgewood 1 5 Jefferson 7 7 Pvmatuning 6 8 St. John 3 11 Edge ood 3 11 166 JUNIOR VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY AHS Opponent Opp. 54 Brie Academy 31 41 Geneva 35 67 Madison 32 58 Harbor 38 52 Jefferson 47 46 Riverside 34 36 Eastlakc North 33 62 Pymatuning 31 64 St. John 20 44 Conneaut 29 47 Edgewood 55 32 Geneva 31 44 Harbor 37 41 Jefferson 38 55 Pymatuning 51 65 St. John 24 39 Conneaut 27 64 Edge wood 35 167 FROSH BASKETBALL FRESHMAN SEASON AHS Opponent Opp 54 Conneaut 16 53 St. John 21 52 Pymatuning 34 42 Jefferson 28 53 Harbor 24 61 Edgewood 30 47 Conneaut 39 53 St. John 35 51 Jefferson 37 56 Harbor 33 55 Edgewood 30 41 Pymatuning 36 57 Geneva 21 WRESTLING Ashtabula's wrestling team took a 1-9 record into the NEC tournament. Feb. 20. and came out third in a Held of eight competing at the Edge wood event. Harbor and Jefferson tied for first with 97 points. Ashtabula was next with 48 points. Geneva, Conncaut, Edgcwood. and Pymatuning followed with 47. 27. 26, and 22 points, respectively. AHS individual first-place winners were Charles Moore (185) and John Ellsworth (167). David Hill took a second in the heavy-weight class, and Jeff Moore took third in the 98-lb. class. Tony Kulik (175), Carl Turner (145), Curry Wells (132). Paul Ford (138). and Greg Taylor (126) took fourths. Scoring was on the basis of 10 points for a first; 7. second; 4. third; 2, fourth. Wrestlers were also awarded I point for a foul, a default, a forfeit, and an advancement. Prior to the NEC meet. Coach Jim Gillespie’s varsity wrestlers had won one and lost nine for the season. Charles Moore ended the regular season with ten victories and no losses. John Ellsworth won eight and lost two. and Jeff Moore won three and lost two. Coach Jim Gillespie. jv wrestlers ended their season with five victories and two losses. Carl Turner won five matches and lost two. working with both the varsity and the JV. Some Of The Squad: FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Chip Taylor. JcfT Ford. Paul Ford. Bob Sharkey. Greg Seymour. Greg Taylor. Jeff Moore. Sonny Harms! (manager). SECOND ROW; Mark Wakser. Albert Smith. Tom Knox. Bill Emerson. Mike Watts. Mike Carson. Dave Miller. Carl Turner. Dave Hill. THIRD ROW; Duane Urch. Bob Connolly. Art Vcnditti. Dan Wcstcrburg. Eric Hovi. Ophelius Murphy. Tony Kulik. VARSITY SEASON AHS Opponent Opp. Score 14 Harbor 39 17 At Harvey 34 12 At Jefferson 43 28 AlConneaut 29 21 At I.edgcmont 32 3 At Riverside $1 18 At Geneva 33 37 Pymatuning Valley 21 6 At Madison 38 13 At Edge wood 38 JV SEASON 29 Harbor 16 33 At Harvey 23 34 At Jefferson IS 16 At Conncaut 43 29 At Lcdgcmont 27 13 At Riverside 31 29 At Geneva 21 Jefferson Invitational 7th place. 21 points John Ellsworth and Ed Moore meet their Eagle opponents. Dave Hill James Stillman 170 Chip Taylor Curry Wells 171 w ' iff; Can you imagine any of the sedate musicians on the preceding two pages even breaking a drum? Maybe it is because band musicians of 100 years ago were older and more dignified in their performance. And certainly it wouldn’t have been an occasion of glee such as these marching bandsmen exhibit. The bright and colourful uniforms of today’s bands go better with today’s not-so-austere behaviour. Homecoming 1970 Jane Munns Jaynee Wclty 176 Karen Scharff Sharon Feritto Miss Billie Thompson 1970-71 Homecoming Queen The new queen and her escort. Candidates and escorts dance alone. One last dance. Class Elections Bob tells it like it is. Son of a Preacher man speaks. Promises, Promises Junior and senior class members tried their political knowhow in the annual class elections assembly, Oct. 26. A week of campaigning by the candidates followed. Emceeing the assembly was Alan Lautancn, last year's junior class president. Seniors Sharon Ferritto, Janice Keener, and Pat Norton ran for treasurer. Eloise Kelly and Barbara Marsh went out for secretary. Sandie Clement and Brian Johnson ran for vice-president, and Bill Herzog, Bob Townsend, and Owen Youngman, for president. The junior candidates were: Tracy Kaydo, Delores Norman, and Rosalyn Thomas, for treasurer; Roberta Kernich, Debbie Reed, and Pat Talcott, for secretary; Ann O'Boyle, Mike Rad-wancky and Karen Zetlaw, for vice-president; David Frohnaplc, Larry Hiner, and Joe Pavcsi, for president. Cool Kaydo lays it on. Rosalyn makes money her bag. Dave puts all he's got in his speech. Super bad Delores Roberta gets through on the line. 5 T U D E N T FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Penna. Raymond Stowers. Rosalyn Thomas. Toni Westerburg. Brenda l.aulancn. Mr. Gene Gephart. adviser. SECOND ROW: Carol Blanchard. Lisa St. Angelo. Vickie Gillespie. Barb Mcancy. Eloisc Kelly. Darla Dc George, Johanna Bailey. Debbie Hakala. Pat Garvey. Mike Watts. BACK RONS'. Larry Miner. Joe Pavesi. Jeff Albert. John Ellsworth. Bill Hcr og, Alan Lautanen. George Martcllo. Randy Youngman. Joe Roller. 5 E The 1970-71 Student Senate consisted of all homeroom presidents and vice-presidents, elected by their respective classes. Six freshmen, six sophomores, eight juniors, and ten seniors were chosen. They held regular meetings at which improvements for the school, school rules, and various activities were suggested. The Student Senate then endeavored to put the suggestions into effect. Their adviser was Mr. Gene Gephart. Officers: Mike Penna. president; Alan Lautanen. vice-president; Sue Ford, treasurer; Eloisc Kelly, secretary. 182 Come on. Mike, we have a Senate meeting! Bill takes a little time out local. Alan is preparing the monthly Student Senate Report. Hallguarding is one of John's favorite tasks: he never leaves his location (Right. John?) C hoir Directed by Mr. Robert Allshouse, the Ashtabula High School A Cappella Choir put on special programs throughout the year for the student body and faculty and other appreciative audiences. 184 Mr. Robert Allshouse Director Officers for the year arc Debbie Martino. Pam Renn. Jayncc Welly, and Mike Penna. ladrigals, Pam Renn. Jayncc Welly. Mike Penna, Owen Youngman, Jim Fuller, Adrienne l.owc. Sue W allace. Debbie Wyman, and Karen bsent from (he picture arc Curtis Jones, Dave Tidd, and Dee Howell. Sopranocs. ROW I; Sheryl Doyle. Debbie Wyman. Karen Scharff. ROW 2: Jay nee Welly. Pam Renn. Darlene Bates. Barb Marsh. ROW 3: Glyn-nis Johns. Peggy Frost. Joanne Billman. Beverly Baltics. Nancy Slider. ROW 4; Rosia W est. Sue Rice. Brenda Powers. Linda DeOeorge. Sue Ellen Saturday. ROW 5; Sandy Root. Terri Joslin. Kathy Tremblay. Judy Rice. Cindy Mollick. Vickie Bloom. Altos. ROW I; Vanessa Sargent. Kathy Shearer. Molly Murphy. Chris Simpson. ROW 2: Debbie Reed. Michele Kaiser. Ellen Eastman. Robin Rice. Nancy Jones. ROW 3: Carol Gucrricro. Kris Adamc yk. Dot Taggart. Jane Morrison. Pat Calaway. ROW 4; Dee Dee Lowe. Jan Keener. Sue Wallace. Cathy Koschik. 186 Tenors, ROW I: Dale Lucas. Rick Coblit . Debbie Martino. ROW 2: Mark Clcvcrscy. Patti Smith. Larry Knight. ROW 3: Rick Tidd. Jim Fuller. Kathy Brown. Basses. ROW I: Jeff Carle. Lonnie Brail. John Diet . ROW 2: Mike Penna. Bu Miller. Chris Rock. Dan Westerburg. ROW' 3: Owen Young-man. Hobart Shiflet. Kevin Mead. LEFT SIDE. LEFT TO RIGHT: Chcri Kolchmaincn. Pat Norton. Kathy Barchanowicz; RIGHT SIDE: Nancy Elston. Barb Dabcrko. Dec Dee Lowe. Concert Band Ashlabula High School has two bands, concert and marching, both under the direction of Mr. Hector Martinez. The marching band performs at the football games and in local parades. The concert band held its annual midwinter concert on February 2. Mr Hector Marline Director FRONT ROW: Scott Johnson. Keith Eastcrday. Richard Twitchcll. Richard Carlo. BACK ROW: Jean Battles. Glynis Johns. Bernice Lochcr. Ron Woods. Osscn Youngman. Roger W oods. Jed l.arson. Ron Fassett, Randy Scrpico. 190 FRONT ROW: Gknna Nagle. Mary Hudson, Diana Marline , Sue Wallace, Judy Bartram. BACK ROW': Barb Kelly, Debbie Rich. Adrienne Lowe. Linda Pickarski. Bruce Nelson. Kaihy Crislip. Dan O'Connor. Debi W'yman, Lori Clutter, Karl Pcckol. FRONT ROW: Steve Taylor. Sara Wyman. Amy Elston. Tom Pi or. Barb Daberko. Jim Fuller. BACK ROW: Mickey Baker. Mike Taylor. Rick Helton. David Lovejoy. 191 Brad Stevenson. Keith Ross. Scott Anderson, Tom Gchalo. Larry Knight. Bob Hegficld. Joe Jewell. Karen Sarff. Jeanie Steen. Dawn Lewis. Larry Stanquisl. Mike Hatch. Rick Crombic. Gerald Allen. Norman Shearer. Mark Shaylor. 192 It’s Academic This Y car s It s Academic Team. Owen Youngman. Roger Stevenson, and Keith Easterday with foreign exchange student. Elbio Leon. Alternates for the team, Jed Larson. Cathy Brown. Alan Lautanen. Adviser. Mr. Gerald Mapev (SITTING) Keith Easterday. Owen Youngman. Alan Lautanen. AFS ROW I. LEI I FO RIGHT: Carol Weddle. Kathy Mitcham. Debbie Grant. Barb Marsh. Vickie Bloom. Jody Billman. Debbie Mead, and adviser Mrs. Susan Luhla. ROW 2: Jan Luce. Debbie Allcman. Roberta Kcrnich. Nora Rogers. Carol Blanchard. Joyce Frccdc. Nancy Elston, Debbie Chiaramontc. Karen Imars. ROW 3: Karen Iligley. Pat Pontius. Patti Richards. Kathy Presciano. Pam Renn. Dee Dee Lowe. Pat Callaway. Beverly Battles. Kathy Brown. ROW 4: Larry Hincr. Bill Adds, Norman Lowe. John Ellsworth. Vicky Gillespie. Llbio Leon. Cindy Mollick, Becky Sprolcs. Mark Luce. Officers; Mark Luce. Dee Dee Lowe. Elbio Leon. Vickie Bloom. Barb Marsh. Debbie Mead, and Debbie Grant. Exchange sludentv Elbio Leon and Audre Higbec The American Field Service Club is to support the local AFS chapter and to help the foreign exchange students adjust to his new school and home. The club contains forty members and is organized by their officers, Mark Luce, president; Barb Marsh, vice-president; Vickie Bloom, treasurer; and Pat Pontius, secretary. The group is advised by Mrs. Susan Luhta and co-adviser Mrs. Shirley Pitzer. 195 Elbio Leon Bob and Elbio return from a hard day at school. Elbio and Janc-Ann read a story. 196 Here's mans best friend, but not Elbio’s. A handsome, brown-haired, brown-eyed student wandering through the halls of AHS is our exchange student, Elbio Leon. Elbio is from Florida, Uruguay, and says that his hometown is very different from ours. Elbio hopes to become a lawyer and an English teacher in an American Institute in Uruguay. When asked about his first impression of snow, he said he liked it, but he hates to have to go out into the snow when he’s all dressed up. Soccer is Elbio’s favorite sport. Before coming to America, he had never seen a football game. Now he enjoys it. Elbio says the students act very different here than in Uruguay. They seem to be much friendlier. “I’ll never gorget my family in the United States. They are wonderful people, and I’ve felt as though I’ve been in my own home the whole time,’’ Elbio says of his American family. Elbio hopes someday to return to the United States. Mr. Stowers gives Elbio the key to the family car. (Can you drive. Elbio?) Bob and Elbio prepare themselves for a fun weekend. Elbio And His Family: Elbio. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stowers, Bob. Raymond. Janc-Ann. and Randy. 197 Audrc and her sister Delys on their way to the school ball. Mr. and Mrs. Moore with their son Malcolm in his boys’ brigade uniform. A typical day in Putaruru, New Zealand, starts around 7:30 or 7:45, The children of the Moore family are driven to school by their mother about 8:30. An assembly is held 9 a.m. After two classes each morning there is a 15-minute interval. Another two classes are held, and it is time for lunch. After lunch three more classes are held and a tutor group. The school is dismissed at 3:15. At the close of school the children walk home and go either horseback riding or swimming. Their evening meal is eaten between 6 and 8 p.m. After this is done, it’s bedtime. Such is a day in Putaruru. New Zealand. At the age of 18 months Audrc never imagined she’d ever be going to New Zealand! Audre in New Zealand 198 199 Family FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Moore. Ruth Moore. Malcolm 15: BACK ROW: Delys 17. Vickie - 13. How about a game of tennis. New Zealand style? STANDING. LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Sncck. Rosemary Penna, Jeanne Gouhin. Jackie Zannclli. Betty Hunt, and Pam Renn. manager. KNEELING: Pam Thomas. Cathy Brown (co-captain). Debbie Chiara-montc (co-captain). Ethel Turner. Pat Norton. Absent from the picture arc Pat Wisnyai and Ann O'Boyle, manager. Girl's basketball was reinstated into the sports activities this year at Ashtabula High under the watchful eye of Miss Jeanette Bogdan, coach. The girls played Harbor. Edgewood. and Conneaut, each twice. Though the team's record was 0-6, they put up a valiant effort and many of the outcomes were in doubt until the last buzzer. They came in last. Conneaut and Harbor tied for first, followed by Edgewood. Cathy Brown and Debbie Chiaramonte placed on the All-star first team in the NEC. Debbie (The Gun) Sneck and Jackie Zannclli made the second team. Bula 23 Harbor Opp. 28 21 Edgewood 23 25 Conneaut 26 27 Harbor 36 23 Edgewood 45 19 Conneaut 21 Cathy tries to out-step her opponent. Senior Players: Jeanne Gouhin. Pat Norton; KNEELING: Dcbbi 200 Chiaramonte. Cathy Brown. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Russell. Roderick Bales, Nick Landolfi. Rick Coblitz. Tom Sokaski. SECOND ROW: Joe Pavcsi. Larry Miner, Mike Radwancky. Dennis Cowles. Randy Youngman. Victor Kaikko. Victor carefully watches his opponent’s move. Chess Club The Ashlabula High School Chess Club, advised by Mr. Raymond Billy, has a total of twelve members. The club was started in 1969 and has since been fairly successful. The purpose of Chess Club is to promote chess playing in Ashtabula High School. Their annual events consist of a series of tournaments. This year a Great Lakes Regional tournament was held in Cleveland. Debbie Colin Circulation and Promotion 202 Sue Hurst Yearbook Section Paula Scheanon Yearbook Section Editor Editor Debbie Grant Yearbook Section Editor DART STAFF Lynda Harper Yearbook Section Editor Vanessa Kcrnich. Pali Hood. Debbie Colin. Darlene Bates Co-Editor. Newspaper Gary Benjamin Susan Pettersen Newspaper Advertising Billie Thompson Yearbook Station Editor Lisa Burroughs Art 203 Nancy Riley Activities 60 PANTHERS' 204 Lynda Harper Sue Hurst The Morgue Barb Marsh Newspaper Co-Editor Mr. Behrendt Kathy O’Connor Terry Waldron Photography I Pali Hood Yearbook Editor Candy DcGcorgc Circulation and Promotion Fran Fasula Art Bob Townsend Vanessa Kcrnich Yearbook Advertising Manager 205 Mr. Bchrendt Adviser Sam Murphy Charlotte Walton Sports Yearbook Section Editor Nancy Slider Yearbook Advertising 206 Kathy O’Connor Yearbook Section Editor FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Siarcher. Li Vocca. Barbra Bean. Pali Richmond. Susan Wesi, Susan Carroll. Carol Weddle; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Nagle. Pam Shipman. Pally Ha cn. Marilyn Frabutt. Marcella McCabe. Karen Imars. Karen I andon. Rhonda Hatfield. Pamela Crow I. Miss McKee; THIRD ROW': Mary Lewandowski. Kathy Fink. Debbie Ri o. Sandy Bean. Chris Simpson. Kathy Nagle. Judy Olson. Jody Armstrong. Karen Hillycr, Linda Primmc. The Future Homemakers of American Club is advised by Mrs. Marjorie Nagle and Miss Janet McKee. Their main objective is to improve individual, family, and community living. Annual activities of the club are a senior banquet, a parent potluck supper, and a Christmas program. Each of these events works toward an Award of Merit. The club also plans to have a cookbook sale. Officers. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Frabutt. treasurer; Susan Carroll, parliamentarian. BACK ROW': Chris Simpson, historian; Sandy Bean, vice-president; Jody Armstrong, president; Karen Imars. secretary. FT A FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Glenn. Dale Lucas. Debbie Mead. Vicky Bloom. Vicky Kohlcmaincn. Kathy O'Connor. Karen Scharff. Suc-Ellcn Saturday. Gail Tanner. Harriet Miller. Rick Coblitz. Roberta Kcrnich. SucScmc. SECOND ROW:Mrs. Martha Hor-rocks. Sally Downic. Karen Phelps. Joan Dewey, Beverly Battles. Pam Renn. Debbie Colin. Ellen Eastman. Billie Thompson. Kathy Shearer. Josetta Church. Debbie Reed. Sandy Root. THIRD ROW: Mr. Douglas Luce. Linda Shoaff. Pat Pontius. Sue Cordeca. Greg Seymore. Donna Gregory. Donna Libbey, Patti Richards. Kathy Prcsciano. Robin Rice. Jackie Dragon. Sue Ford. Sharon Ferritto. Karen Zetlaw. Debbie Martino. Bob Podgcs.Gifford Baker. FOURTH ROW: Beth Peterson. Ann O’Boyle. Betty Miggo. Becky Bishop. Barb Parrett. Sharon Tenney. Peggy Brown. Debbie Cobb. Adclc St. Angelo. Charlotte Walton. Nancy King. Jayncc Welly. Dee Dee Lowe. Betty Hoskins. Kris Adamezyk. Kathy Tremblay. Jim Steed. Tracy Kaydo. Carl Benton. Future Teachers of America is an organization for school and community service. This club allows the student teacher to fill in in classrooms when teachers must be present at other meetings. The purpose of the club is to explore opportunities in the profession of education. Juniors and seniors having at least a B average are eligible to join the club. Officers for the club are: Patti Richards, president; Roberta Kernich, vice-president; Ellen Eastman, secretary; and Charlotte Walton, treasurer. The group is advised by Mrs. Martha Horrocks and Mr. Douglas Luce. Officers; Ellen Eastman. Roberta Kcrnich. and Patti Richards Adviser. Mrs. Martha Horrocks 208 Is this a typical FT A student? Mrs. Horrocks advises Becky for her next assignment. 209 Mr. Luce, practicing what he preached? French Club FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Buddy Grandbour. Larry Stanquist: SECOND ROW: Blair Briningcr. Clair Curry. Susan West. Debbie Rose. Carol Sjostrom. Kathi Caudill. Sally Downic. Roderick Bates; THIRD ROW: Debbie llakala, Theresa Tuck worth. Cindy Hoke, Nancy Von Tesmar. Debbie Cobb. Ann Rebera. Jud Rice. Annette Robertson. Marla Burks. BACK ROW’: Denise Cowles, Randy Bales. Mike Luc. Randy Youngman. Larry Knight. Dan Westerburg. Tom Anderson. Tim Battista. Rick Coblitz. This year’s French Club is using informal language so that juniors can remain active in a 2-year program of French 1 and II. The club will be active in their spring bake sale and their April Fool’s Day “Wearing of the Fish. Mrs. Sue DeVassie is the adviser. Joe Pavesi. Hobart Shirtet, Mike Radwancky. Randy Youngman. 210 German Club FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT. Debbie Mead. Joyce Freede. Sue Seme. Barb Daberko: BACK ROW: Jackie Swansfenger. Nancy Elston. Betty Miggo. John Berwald. DebbieChiaramontc. Patti Richards. l. a The German Club has jusl been organized this year and is a combined group with Harbor High School. The purpose of this club is to further the know ledge of the German way of life, the club consists of thirty students, divided among Harbor and Ashtabula High School. The officers of the group are Craig Ward, Steve Lin-denmayer, Ken Laveck. Patti Richards, and Tom Grey. Mrs. Carolyn Stevenson is their adviser. 211 A HS German Club representative. Patti Richards. X X C) FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Lochcr. Pam Brenneman, Gail George. Nancy McCloud. Lois Bailey, Joyce Freede; SECOND ROW: Rhonda Hatfield. Virginia Reed. Rosemary Penna. Pat Wisnyai. Pam Renn. Jennifer Gouhin: THIRD ROW: Jom Arnold. Jackie Zannclli. Darlene Downs. Arlene Theriault. Debbie Chiarmontc. Cathy Brown. Glcnna Crim. Jeanne Gouhin; BACK ROW; Pam Thomas. Debbie Hakala. Debbie Sncck. Barb Parrett. Debbie Cobb. Peggy Brown. Ida Arnett. DccDcc Lowe. Pat Norton. Secretary Debbie Chiaramontc. president Amy Hutchins, treasurer Patricia Wisnyai. and Pam Thomas, vice-president. Miss Jan Zalimeni, club adviser 'I GAA Hold everything! ‘My fingers arc stuck!’ That can't be my score!’ Boy. I wish I could do that! GAA. Girl’s Athletics Association, is a very outstanding organization of AHS. Bowling is one of the many activities enjoyed by GAA members. All activities are held on the club’s own time. They play volleyball, basketball, and dodgeball. The club is advised by Miss Janice Zalimeni. On your mark Junior Red Cross FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Me Cloud, Stephen Peel. Dorothy May. Darlene Downs. Theresa Hall. Karen Imars: BACK ROW: Johanna Forthman. Ida Arnett. Connie I.ochcr. Arlene Theriault. Rosia West. Joyce Morgan. The Junior Red Cross is an organization of young, ambitious students, doing generous deeds for the public. Under the supervision of Mrs. Helen Casady the group has been active in its goal to render service. Packing Christmas boxes for the County Home is a club annual project. Officers of the year were Stephen Peel, president; Rosia West, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Helen Casady — adviser 214 FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Sokaski. Bill Allds. Rick Tidd. Tom Pizor, Mary Jane Dragon. Becky Burke, Karen Phelps. Nancy Myatt, Keith Palmer: ROW’ 2: Nancy Easterday. Debbie Sneck. Bonnie Ray. Pam Burns. Kathy Mixer. Evelyn Cimorcll. Cindy Ferritto. Donna Pi or. Mary Pykus; ROW 3: Darlene Heath, Peggy Brown. Barb Parrclt. Cathy Kulik. Jeanne (iouhin. Patti Norton. Carol Sultles. Colecn Palma. Beth Pettit; ROW' 4: John Dcit . Richard Crombic. Nick Landolfi, Joe Roller. Greg Seymour. Mike Glenn; ROW' 5: Gilbert Reed. Victor Kaikko. Michele Kaiser. Karen ctlaw, Jan Davis, Barb Mcancy. Rebecca Kcrnich. Sue Rice: BACK ROW'; Dave Dc Vaughn. Jeff Carle. Jim Steed. Jeff Orlando. Doug Taylor. Mike Gucrini. Doug Uitto. Bob Sharkey. Mrs. Florence Woodward, adviser. Latin Officers. Roberta Kcrnich. Barb Mcancy. Dave DeVaughn. Sue Rice. Jan Davis. Club The Latin Club is to promote understanding of the Latin language and the heritage through the study of classical customs, and to appreciate the Roman way of life. Several of the annual events of the club include a Christmas program and gifts for the ladies of the Smith Home, a Valentine box sale, the Roman Banquet, field trips, and classical plays. Mrs. Florence Woodward is the club adviser. 215 1969-70 Memories Latin students enjoyed the annual Latin Banquet. Debbie and Janey shared the lead role (“old and young ) in Good Morning. Miss Dove , We ate our way up to be seniors! Bill and Mike helped with the news. After having worked hard on the prom we finally made it a success. of the Class of’71 Joey was always at the head of the line. Homecoming was a big event for us. Joe Jewell We enjoyed our cross country meets. Ray Carter United we slouched! Mrs. Belle Stewart Mrs. Marilyn Moroski Office aid Sheryl Doyle Office Secretaries Mrs. Marion Nelson Mrs. Sara Lengyel Office aid AnnaOrsbornc 218 George Martello posts school current events. Mr. William Lewis, custodian Nancy keeps us up on the news. Mr. James Foy. fireman Behind the Scenes at AHS A daily routine is working in the library. Eloise helps out in the guidance office. Come on, Jim, quit playin’around! ______ “The Pep Band Senior members of The Pep Band are Owen Youngman, Joe Jewell. Keith Easterday, Jed Larson. Jim Fuller. Pete Stevenson. Owen Youngman, the director. Owen. Pete, and Joe where would Pep Band be without them? The main job of the “The Pep Band” is to entertain the spectators at basketball games. This group of men has done an extraordinary job of performing at home basketball games and pep assemblies. This year’s Pep Band consists of Joe Jewell, Owen Youngman. Keith Easterday. Brad Stevenson. Jim Fuller. Pete Stevenson. Richard Twitchell. Mike Taylor, Scott Anderson, Rick Helton. Mike Hatch, Karl Peckol, John Burkhart, Randy Serpico. and Jed Larson. Their adviser is Mr. Hector Martinez. Some Active Groups Aren't Clubs Foreign exchange students bring forth good tidings! Cheerleaders boost school spirit ? New teachers need we say more? 221 The Dart Kickoff assembly was better backstage, or was it? Voluntccns help out at the hospital. Potpourri Business Staff: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Philomcno. Sue Bartram. Sally Down-ic. SECOND ROW: Steve Peel. Doug Uitto. Dave Marion. THIRD ROW: Roger Stevenson. Kevin Mead. Trudy Kavdo. Potpourri is an annually printed magazine consisting of original AHS student work. Last year, a Modern Arts Festival was planned and carried out with all students in the county invited to submit original work and attend the seminars and a luncheon. No Festival was planned for this year. The Potpourri editors-in-chief are Nora Rogers and Owen Youngman. Miss Loretta Martello is their adviser. 222 Miss Loretta Martello. adviser Editors-in-chief: Nora Rogers. Owen Youngman Editorial Staff. LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Kathy Caudill. Joyce Freede. Pam McKinley; SECOND ROW: Patti Richards. Kathy Tremblay. Mickey Baker; THIRD ROW : Joe Pavesi. Tim Hathy. Tim Battista. Owen Youngman. Art Staff: Mike Durkovic. Sara Wyman. Larry Hmer, Paulette Pcckol, Mark Luce. Layout StafT. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Nancy Easterday. Nancy Elston. Kathy O’Connor. Debbie Mead; SECOND ROW: Kathy Mitcham. Sandy Dcligianis, Roberta Kermch. Pat Pontius. KrisAdamezyk. Officers, I.F.FT TO RIGHT: Joe Downic president, Victor Kaikko vice-president. Curtis Jones secretary-treasurer. Projectionist Club Mrs. Marian Huffman, adviser. The Projectionist Club of 1970-71 is advised by Mrs. Marian Huffman. Members of the club are Dale Lucas. Steven Zaebst, Rick Coblitz. Curtis Jones. David Campbell. Thomas Landon. Tim Battista. Joe Downie. Herbert Shepard. Tim Hathy. Tom Jackson. John Bcrwald. David Marion. Rodney Hoke. John Hunt. Jim Steed. Victor Kaikke, Kim Slocum. Victor Dodge. The club's objective is to assist teachers with audio-visual equipment. Members of the club show approximately 15 films a week. Their meetings are held every other Thursday in the library. Fred and Victor put up a screen. A movie is about to be shown. 224 The Senior Men ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Maillc. Jim Fcralo, Dan Fish, Ray Carter. Tom Pizor. ROW 2: Dale Luce, Tom Richards. Richard Rennick. Steve Pcrsingcr. Mark Thomas. Bill Bruce. ROW 3: Fred Rodriguez. Ron Fassctt, Gary Po um. Jim Scitman. Dave Herl. Bill Herzog. ROW 4: John Ellsworth. Keith Eastcrday. Dave Pontius. Richard Gicrth. Kevin Mead. Paul Ford, Clark Hewitt. ROW 5: Joe Downic. Kelly Elmore. Jed Larson. JelTCampbcll. Tom Butch. Craig Spencer. Rick Fcatsent. secretary; bill Herzog, president; Ralph Panuzzo. Mr. Gerald Mapes and Mr. Mark Hoskins, advisers, vice-president. The objective of the Senior Men’s Club is to promote school spirit in the student body.The club adopted a family for the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. The club functions as an activity planning group, sponsoring dances and a student-faculty basketball game. The group is advised by Mr. Gerald Mapes and Mr. Mark Hoskins. 225 FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Riley. Vickie Gillespie. Debbie Colin. Billie Thompson. Jaynee W'clty. SECOND ROW: Sue Seme. Betty Miggo. Donna Gregory. Kathy Mitcham. Cindy Mollick. THIRD ROW: Pat Pontius. Debbie Reed. Sue-Ellen Saturday. Peggy Frost. Kathy Presciano. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Foltz. Debbie Root. Michele Kaiser. Nancy Jones. Ann O’Boyle. Pam Renn BACK ROW: Ellen Eastman. Jackie Dragon. Sue Ford. Buzz Miller. Gary Louis. Don Reed, Mike Glenn. About to be seated is Debbie Chiaramonte. FRONT ROW'. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Mixer. Molly Norton. Ann Rcbera. Ann Orsbornc. Ruth Laird. Kathy Smith. Nancy Easterday. Beth Erb. SECOND ROW: Kathy Saturday. Georgia Thompson. Rosemary Penna. Patty Downs. Maribeth Warner. Sharon Sheer. Janie Wallace. Debi Welton, Kathy Dalin. Gail George. Nancy Stillman. THIRD ROW: Toni Wes-terburg. Lisa St. Angelo. Debbie Gravely. Kathy Kent. Debbie Sncck. Sandy Dcligianis, Karen Imars. Glcnna Wild. Lois Bailey. Pam Bowen. Paula Pedro. BACK ROW: Lori Goldsmith. Kim Swanson. Johanna Forthman. Cindy Hoke. Darla DeGeorge. Mary Jane Dragon. Cheryle Van Buren. Arlene Theriault, Ida Arnett. Kathy Dolgosh. Judy Rice. Karen Dean. Booster Club Officers: Pam Renn, president; Vickie Gillespie. vice-president; Suc-Ellcn Saturday, secretary-treasurer: adviser. Mr. David Root. The Student Booster Club is one of the most active clubs at Ashtabula High. Their main objective is to promote school spirit throughout the year. The club sponsored a jacket sale which was open to the entire school. The club’s annual project is to sponsor the Homecoming Dance. Queen of the senior class? Roller derby Debbie Club provides eats for basketball games Busy Booster bees doing their busy business Seniors had a ball decorating the tree Thespians This year's Thespian Troupe is an active organization with students who are interested in acting all kinds, as these photos prove. Students eligible for the club are those who have participated substantially in any field of dramatics wihch includes class plays or variety shows. Annual events of the club are a senior banquet held in January and the junior-senior banquet in May. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy O’Connor. Debbie Grant. Karen Scharff. Candy DcGcorgc. Keith Easterday. SECOND ROW: Sandic Clement. Patti Richards. Joe Downic. Mike Pcnna, Carol Blanchard. Dec Dec Lowe. Debbie Mead. Mark Evar. THIRD ROW: Mark Luce. Bob Johnson. David Pontius. Mike Hatmakcr. John Bcrwald. Richard Gicrth. Bill Hcr og, adviser. Mr. Donald Knott. Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Mead, Joe Downic. John Bcrwald. Karen Scharff. and Jayncc Wcity. Spanish Club This year's Spanish Club has a total of 25 members. Though the membership is not as large as other years, the club is very active. The club is open to all Spanish students who are interested in learning more about the Spanish language. The Spanish Club “adopted a family that had two mentally retarded children. Miss Anastasia Christos and Mrs. Betty Humphrey are advisers of the club. Nancy docs her little two-step! FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary McClure. Nancy McCloud. Kathy Their faces show an expression of gratitude. Smith. Beth F.rb. Karen ScharfT. Molly Norton. Candy DcGcorgc. Greg Taylor. SECOND ROW: Miss Anastasia Christos. Nancy Riley. Billie Thompson, Robin Rice. Curtis Jones. Kathy Prcsciano. Pam Rcnn. Debbie Rizzo. Susan Carroll. BACK ROW: Mrs. Betty Humphrey (hidden), Tim Hathy. Tom Pizor. Elbio Leon, John Lenart. Kathy Kent. LEFT TO RIGHT: Curtis Jones, treasurer; Karen Scharff, secretary; Candy Dc George, president: Billie Thompson, vice-president. 'Come on. Elbio. you can do it! ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Podges. Dave Keener. Mike Radwancky, Jim Wright. Greg Taylor. Joe Pavesi. Paul Ford. Doug Dalin. Joe Roller, adviser. Mr. Chiacchicro. ROW 2: Ted Washburn. Jim Hood. Ron Hakala. Pat Garvey. Hobart Shiflct. Greg Armstrong. Ted Miller. Jeff Albert. Lester Stewart. Elbio Leon. ROW 3: Frank Robinson. Craig Spencer. David DeVaughn. Eugene Miller. Jeff Craft. Jeff Carle. David Hill. Mike Watts. ROW 4: Ron Benton. Dave Pontius. Ralph Panu vo. Bill Herzog. Joe Jewell. Tom Richards. John Ellsworth. Rick Feat-sent. Mike Penna. Bob Stowers. Mr. Anthony Chiacchicro adviser Mr. James Gillespie adviser The Varsity A Club consists of athletes who earn a varsity letter in any sport. This year’s varsity men have helped to support the team, promote good sportsmanship, and boost school spirit. The two group advisers for this year are Mr. Anthony Chiacchicro and Mr. James Gillespie. 231 The Student Club FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron Benton. Cheryl Palmer. Buz Miller. Mac Moore. Lcnncl Moore. SECOND ROW: Darryl Brown. Demas Moore. Don Cooley. Carl Benton. Larry Bowens. Clarissa Judkins. BACK ROW: Jan Davis. Lester Stewart. New this year at AHS is the Student Club, under the supervision of Mr. Adam Holman. Meetings are held twice a month. President of the club was Ron Benton; vice-president, Don Cooley; secretary. Mac Moore; and treasurer, Kathy Mitcham. 232 ■NL : Some Activities Don t Need a “Club” “The true image of Bill and Steve?!” V Let me entertain you!? Arc we finally going to start working on the yearbook? You mean the Dart staff is working? Am I doing these right?” {rSZ'v'S™ - •£-WRtfMMftR |E. « • • , V'-;... ' - ?- ■ )• i ' - m MM. ggi• s i-ia• i i:ia. 1 Z £ J8L % •• • V..V •. . • yvv I, - MV i’ A D V E R T I S I N G Best wishes to the class of 71 Mandrake Advertising A Full Service Yard with highest quality building materials Complete Cable TV service 4522 Main Avenue PATRONS f Turk the Tailor prom rentals Say it with dell ruth’s flowers Forsyte's Mabelle’s Stan’s Delicatessen Holly's Barber Shop Neisner Bros. The Sherwin-Williams Co. Sanborn Motor Equipment, Inc. The Post Lumber Co. B. J. Baker Bicycle Sales and Service Betsy Ann’s Cards Gifts Campus Confectionery Matson Motors Stan Taylor’s Barber Shop West Side House Garden The Beverage Shop DiCesare’s Market Simon Music Store 228 Progress Place Congratulations. Class of ’71. Childs Motors. Inc. Balkan Bakery 3029 Lake Avc. Good Luck from Harold D. Root Realtor Carlisle’s More than 100 years of quality Prcsciano Distributing. Inc. Cederquist Jewelers Prospect Rd. and Station Professional Patrons Edward J. James. O. D. Dr. Thomas J. Raffa E. F. Lindenmayer. M. D. Dr. Laurence M. Fisher Wm.C. Zweier Dr. Carl G. Pearson Dr. Mrs. J. Richard Nolan S. L. Altier, M. D. Everybody's kind of place! Congratulations, Class of'71! Where it’s a pleasure to shop THE FASHION — The sign of the Big S” - DUCRO FURNITURE — “The House of Quality 243 JOHN ZABACK SON FUNERAL HOME If it’s paper. ASHTABULA PAPER TWINE has it. Olson's have your favorite goodies. For your family and prescription shoe needs. Portraits photo supplies (next to Shea’s) H. J. Zciglcr Heating Co. Edge wood Dry Cleaners 3116 State Rd. Central Heights location For custom fiberglass molding. 245 Perfect for those aftcr-the-gamc hungrics. Congratulations. Class of'71! Patrons Ora's Style Center Alterations Dressmaking Great Lakes Associates, Limited No. 3 Lawyers Row Jefferson, Ohio 44047 For all your money matters that matter. Lake Shore Lanes 2234 Lake Ave. Area-wide pick-up and delivery. Specialists in fiberglass custom molding. MAIN HARBOR branches to serve you PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS Y ou'vc Goi a l.oi lo Live Pepsi's Gol a l.ot to Give 248 VOLKSW AGENS - “Where to buy them” Compliments of SHEA’S THEATRE. Midway Drive-in. Shea Cine- TURNER’S PHARMACY - 527 Lake Avc. ma West Congratulations to the class of'71 from A. LOUIS SUPPLY CO. 249 Meet your friends at the PIZZA VILLA VALUKING Jefferson Rd. GARFIELD SESTAURANT SEA POODS CHICKEN STEAKS CHOPS PIP CONDITIONED GARFIELD’S RESTAURANT HOTEL ASHTABULA BALLROOM, a meeting place for the Ashtabula area since 1920 AGENT FOR MOTORIST INSURANCE COMPANIES Auto — Home Business Life 5231 KainAvc.. Ashtabula. Ohio44004. Phone 993-7246 The Friendly Company 251 EDGEWOOD HARDWARE JOB MACHINE SHOP 620 West 48 St. MOSES STOP-N-SHOP4l35State 992-5556 Over 60 years of prompt and courteous service Dee's Hair Fashions Crows’s Nest 43rd Street Record Shop Lake City Plating Co. Guerriero Funeral Home Forinash T.V. and Appliances Detore’s Confectionery Jeanette Elliott-Koscot Nationwide Life Insurance Company Roger’s Jewelers Albert’s Automotive Economy Savings Loan Co. 252 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 PINNEY DOCK AND TRANSPORT CO. “You Might as Well Have the Best” Quality Products and Complete Service 253 1535 Prospect Rd. - The Place for Senior Pictures — Telephone 993-7841 254 BOB AND HELEN S FAST FREEZE I We rent most anything you can use. Best Wishes from STOUFFER-HERZOG-OTTO. your Independent Insurance Agent ?55 256 •Wc Sene You As Wc Would Be Served’’ Child's Funeral Home Ashtabula Bowling Center Patrons GERALD A. MAPES STARKEY STARKEY CHARLES M. DIAMOND MR. MRS. RONALD VARCKETTE HUBBARD HUBBARD JAMES C. WARREN CAREY S. SHELDON WALTER L. BARSKY St. Angelo's 30 Lanes is a complete recreation center. Barb Marsh looks over the free gift to all senior girls from Towne Furniture. Realtor — Appraisals: Residential Lake Front New Home — Commercial and Industrial. Ashtabula Cycle Sales Dealer for BMW. Triumph. Honda Potti Memorial Chapel Liberty Den Ashtabula's First Mod Shop Venditti Flowers 2517 Lake Ave. El Grande Steak House FLOWER St. Angelo's 30 Lancs is a complete recreation center. Frank Nappi Super Market 2010 West 11 Congratulations. Class of 1971 Dick's Gulf FRIENDS UTO ELECTRIC INC. 4625 Foster Ave. Your United Delco Service Distributor R. E. WEIGAND, INC. Your Truck and Industrial Needs 1432 East 21st Street Quality Reconditioned Used Cars — Buy or Sell S S AUTO MART THEE PEP BAND 1971 Seniors A1 Sparks Frank Schwentker Bob Tickner, sales representative Joe Jewell Jim Fuller Jed Larson Brad Stevenson Pete Stevenson Keith Easterday 1518 West Prospect Phone: Ashtabula. Ohio 997-5624 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1971. MAY YOU SUCCEED IN ALL YOUR ENDEAVORS it’s the real thing Don Howell Chevrolet 4826 Main Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio 70 40 Congratulations. Seniors Best Wishes to you. Class of 1970. America awaits your answers to the problems that face us today, your responses to the challenges of the future. We at Union Carbide, your neighbors, know you will justify our pride in you. Lockie-Lee Dairy 310 Chester Painesville, Ohio Ashtabula, 997-5555 Painesville, 354-9910 Cleveland. 942-9097 Geneva. 259-4700 Home-owned and operated Union Carbide Corporation Ferro alloys Division Union Carbide Corporation Linde Division Liquefied Gases Union Carbide Corporation Linde Division Welding Materials Plant X ena Sewing School PHONE 992-0101 2007 WEST PROSPECT RD. ASHTABULA. OHIO 4-4006 NORTH AMERICAN ROCKWELL REINFORCED PLASTICS OPERATIONS EXTENDS ITS CONGRATULATIONS -TO THE SENIORS OF ASHTABULA HIGH SCHOOL AND WISHES THEM SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE. Professional instructing Tailoring and all phases of sewing TheJ. G. Laird Lumber Company 1586 Laird Drive Ashtabula. Ohio Printerafi, Inc. 866 West Jackson St. 599-8903 Conneaut. Ohio 2210-12 E. Prospect Rd. 993-7391 Ashtabula. Ohio The James Smith Parts Co. Speed Shop 4117 Main Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio Compliments of Richards Brothers Richards Car Care Center 5311 Main Ave Ashtabula, Ohio Notter Electric Co. 3042 West 13th Street Compliments of THE ITEN FIBRE CO. Congratulations, Class of ’71 PAT MASSUCCI’S GENEVA FORD 4001 Benefit Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio 746 E. Main St. Geneva. Ohio 44041 See the MONY man For a Quality Deal Sec BOB MEANEY CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH 310 iouth Chestnut Street Jefferson. Ohio 44047 He's the man who sells insurance which pays the doctor, or Dad. if he gets sick. He helps to see you'll get to school. He'll help you plan your future See him for LIKE Thomas E. Fowler. C.L.U. 4612 Main Avc.. Ashtabula. Ohio SAVINGS IN OVER 100 DEPARTMENTS ACRES OF EREE PARKING SHOP WITHOUT CASH OPEN DAILY, 10-10 SUNDAY, NOON TO 6 7v(fota SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION •f Ailtibili Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of’71 992-0051 G.G. GIANNELL PLUMBING AND HEATING Congratulations to the Class of 1971 4306 Birchwood Ashtabula. Ohio THE OHIO PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTING CO. Distributers of Budweiser. Duke, and Colt 45 HOFFMAN’S PHARMACY and CARD AND PARTY SHOPPE Located at Corner of Prospect and West Avc. In Business for Over 29 Years Congratulations, Class of'71 1258 V . PROSPECT ASHTABl LA. OHIO 44004 Telephone 998-1112 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 Speed Equipment 1517 Columbus Ave. Phone 964-8750 1102 Lake Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio Phone: 964-7142 WARD W. BENNETT, REALTOR Saks Representatives Carl Labr Robert Sabo Charks Perry Charks Hampton Charles Davidson Tim Trask Ronald Kelly Julie Carducci ANYWAY You Look at It Portraits Arc the Perfect Gift from ROBERT BARBIAN STUDIO 4421 Main Ave. Ashtabula hu Twee Stttfe CAnoei B rl rsL 'faitabult Qold € t _________ T rcK £ Lambckop5 iorev r c -r V ?rr 5o i ?d 5 W' ' T------------ THE DART 267 Our fearless leader Mr. Wayne Behrendt THE DART Mark Luce could always be depended upon for last-minute art needs.
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