Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Lone Riseng: This school ia much nicor than my old achoot in Norway. Ill bo aorry to leave.' Prod Moms: Ashtabula ia not much different from my old achool except in Okinawa the achoola have many amaller buildings. When students returned to school this year, they were greeted by old friends and tons of homework. They were also met by many new faces. Four hundred freshmen invaded Ashtabula's halls, and other students came from as close by as Harbor High School and from as far away as Norway and Japan. It took some time, but these students finally adjusted to the school's routine and soon were on their way to making many new friends. Three new teachers were also seen in the halls and classrooms. These teachers had had some previous experience teaching in a school so the adjustment wasn't that difficult to make and they fit in well with the life at Ashtabula. Both the students and the teachers spiced up the atmosphere at Ashtabula just by being in our school and by sharing their knowledge of past experiences and of the world. Don Perkin : Thi school i smaller than Cleveland schools but it is a really friendly Piao -” 19

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Judy Radwancky: I really like it here at Ashtabula because there aro more things to do and people to meet. Mrs. Hedberg: After eight years away from Ashtabula it was Just like coming home. Jackie Eldred: The people are really friendly here and the atmosphere Is more relaxed. Miss Bolivar: I appreciate Ashtabula even more after having subbed at other Mary Sardeila: Ashtabula is a great place to go to school and the atmosphere is schools this past year. friendly.

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They finally made it! The freshmen arrived at Ashtabula High School after eight years. On the day of freshmen orientation. what they thought was going to be a necessary tour turnod out to be the traditional locture on the do’s and don't's of being a freshman. After the tour they went home, confident that they wouldn't get lost on their first day of school. But when they started walking to their classes, they found that they were just as lost as those people who hadn't attended the orientation. Getting back on the right track was not easy, especially with all the “help” given to the frosh by the upperclassmen. Some of them ended up in the band room instead of the gym. The rest of the year looked oasy once the first day was over, and the freshmen continued their orientation to a new school environment. Mr. Gephart gives the orientation lecture. Dean Alanko Brenda Anderson Bruce Anderson Tim Anderson Bill Applebee Terri Arnold Tina Arthur David Arvidson Roger Ball Hank Barchanowicz Tanice Barnes Daryl Barnum Tim Barrett Cindy Bartram David Bell Sybil Bell Rick Bcssant Renee Betts Cindy Bishop Annette Blair Kathy Blair Peggy Bobbitt Flora Boles Tina Boomhower Tom Boomhower 20