Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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The hull is lined with frosh. Steve Perrine Travis Pinney Craig Post Ramona Powell Beth Pyer Carol Rebera Joni Rice Joe Rill Diane Ringler Amy Robinson Carl Robinson Jesse Robinson Choryl Rocco Tim Rodgers Debbie Romero Tony Rooks Tony Russo Mary Sardella Tim Satterfield Phil Savarise Valery Scaltse Connie Scruggs Bill Shears Jean ShefTey Lori Shepard 28

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Tina McNutt Leo Mcancy Doug Miller Sandy Mixer Stove Mollick Jane Morosco Ron Morrison Rhonda Mosler Anita Mullins Charles Murray Debbie Musser Anthony Muto Bernle Muto Suzanne Nault Cindy Neal Randy Newsome Gordon Northrop Tom O'Brien Linda Oros Luis Ortiz Deanna Osborne Rick Palm Greg Palma Anita Paris Tim Parker AHS shows off its little angels. Four years to go! That's what many freshmen were thinking at the beginning of the year. Students naturally found it very hard to be motivated to work with graduation so far away. Many students went right to work with their school work at the beginning of the year, however there were those who got their kicks out of skipping. With three years to go till graduation, freshmen would still be able to have a good time next year. ------ David Truesdell gets initiated Into the band. 27

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Mike Sherman Sharon Sholtia Sue Shumaker Gerald Siler Dick Simmen Janet Simpson Bill Skarllnski Daryl Smallwood Angela Smith Cheri Smith Bambi Snyder Wallace Sokolowski Laurel Stanquist Charlotte Starcher William Stnrcher Jeff Stasny Christene Sterling Perry Stofan Jodi Stuper Tammy Suddeath Dennis Swartzfager Mary Jo Taggart Sharon Taylor Yvonne Taylor Judy Throop Did you ever open a restroom door and find someone of the opposite sex staring you in the face? A lot of freshmen found themselves in that situation this year. With most of the restrooms unmarked. it was a very easy mistake to make for anyone unfamiliar with the building. Freshmen soon learned that the restrooms were at the same place on every floor. Another problem the freshmen had this year was with traffic jams in the halls. People would stop for a talk or walk on the wrong side of the hall: some never learned that they were supposed to keep to the right. One more problem was with the water fountains. Instead of lining up against the wall, freshmen always lined up across the hall. All of this never caused too many problems: it just made school a little moro interesting. ------ Perry Stofan Is In for a big surprise. 89