Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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,,f' K,-0 Doug Andes shares a few laughs with some of his fellow seniors at Band Camp. The skits were performed in the Passavant Center Hall. Tarin Hale, a junior, works lights for Straw Hat Theater during a perfor- mance. He enjoyed this, even though he received no pay. i Students remain involved during summer vacation Wlnai idl or some of us, summer meant lying on the beach, but not all. Others spent time with their families, working, and keeping up their hobbies. Tarin Hale spent a majority of his time working voluntarily with Straw Hat Theatre doing the lights for al- most every show and becoming friends with the people involved. Dave Graff, a senior, is returning a ball at a tournament. Because Dave played so well, he won four tournaments and made the invitational. Doug Andes spent his summer working at the family business, E 8: J Auto Glass. Outside of this, he at- tended band camp and still found time for his family and friends. Dave Graff used most of his summer practicing his tennis skills. He also spent time with friends, family, and worked doing odd jobs whenever the opportunity arose. All felt these activities made surf. mer life more interesting, kept then: from being bored, and gave them new experiences. Summer 9

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Barb Alleman Doug Andes Steve Arnett Dale Ball Milton Barnes Kelly Bienko Peggy Bedogne Tony Benton Bill Bessant Terri Blair Janice Blake Robin Boomhower Jim Brady Philip Brady David Brais Vickey Brashers Rod Braswell Dawn Budy 8 Seniors Alleman Budy

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Homecoming is pulled off despite difficulties o o IDDa1vn s ns qitmoo nticipation and excite- ment filled the air at the 1983 homecoming ceremonies held during pre-game of the Bula-St. John game. Some spirits were dampened by the Cor- vette Club which failed to supply all the cars needed, but once the girls had been escorted across the field by their parents, everyone's spirits were high with nervous electricity. The tension mounted as Bob Walters prepared to announce the queen. The band began a fanfare, and the new queen was announced. It was an unforgettable evening for Diane Davis' as the crown was placed upon her head. The cheering crowd displayed its approval. , vw fff ZW? ww W W7 ,Z ,ff ,ng Wmmgaaifw 7 M' V The 1982-83 Homecoming Court. Front row' Diane Davis, Kathy Kivela, Trisha Furmang 'Second Row: Peggy Bedogne, 10 Homecoming The game was lost 42-6, but it did not impede the atmosphere of the dance held the following evening at the Kent State University Commons. Visions of Paradise was the theme for the evening, and music was supplied by disc jockey Steve Kean from Pennsylvania. Student council members spent most of the day decorating for the dance, and they also supplied refreshments for the evening. The night was highlighted by a special dance for the queen and her court. The evening was enjoyable for all. Dancing the night away are the members of the court during the queen's dance. The dance was held on Saturday night at the Kent State Commons.- .ff Lydia Davies, Sue Pokornyg Back row: Lisa Newsome, Natalie Osborne, Abbie Flickinger, and Tracie Waller.