Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Diane Bowens Diones Bowens Calvin Bradley Debbie Brail Harry Brawley Mike Brenneman Jeff Brown Lisa Bull Rodney Buringame Cathy Callahan Laurie Callondar Candy Card Tim Carder David Cartwright Vic Casbohm Doug Chatman Flora Chatman Teresa Childress Lori Childs Ralph Clark Vickie Clemons Dave Cook Sara Cooper Beth Copeland Greg Corlew Orientation ends with a tour. 21

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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

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22 WILL LIE UjF Have you ever heard of squeezing twenty-nine people into a VW Bug? Well, that's what it's like when you ride a bus. Since freshmen can't drive, they had to eithor walk, get a ride with someone, or ride the bus. Most choso the latter, whether they wero supposed to or not. This created very crowded conditions with three people in every seat, bettor known as “The Sardine Can. Riding a bus also meant always getting up on time and never loitering in the halls aftor school. Ask any freshmen who had missed a bus; it was a long walk home. When winter arrived, freshmen expected to arrive at school an hour late at least one day out of the week because of snow. The luckiest people were the ones who got a ride with their older brothers and sisters.