Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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HDMEVIDE' Choice of hangout is expression of individual IPD ck younno Ipnllaxc The entrance to a much-frequented game room is familiar to many stu- dents. lt was a good place to dispose of loose change quickly. here's the best place to hang out in Ashta- bula? When asked this question most students replied that there was no special place to be. There were, however, a few sites designated for specific purposes. The local pizza shop was a favorite of band students although Brian Salvato said his father wasn't too pleased about that. Most' of the game rooms were frequented by ju- nior high school students but Games Galour on the East side was patronized by some high school students. Lake Shore Park and the Point were two scenic haunts of would-be lovers, and Walnut Beach was the most populous place in Ash- tabula during the summer months. Hanging around the Gulf entrance, Michael Scheanon and Dave Gray de- cide a plan of action. The gulf was a pop-place to waste spare time. Hangouts 25 iw , 145 4

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Believe me, you don't have to worry! l Not only do Cindy Applebee and Tracy do this all the time, says senior Lisa Markin take music lessons during the Kennedy. Lisa worked at Merle Norman year, they also kept busy in music pro- her senior year. grams during the summer. 'flfllyii Q 'MIX Em Kids stay very occupied from sunrise to sunset Keeipniinn ome of us operated in over- drive. We took a full sched- ule of seven classes and somehow managed to get all of the homework done. If we had any activities after school or at night, we had to budget our time wisely. Sometimes we finished that last problem in homeroom, or we wrote a quick essay in a study hall right If you want to get out of the house, joining the musical is a good way to do it. But the Snoopy cast often felt they were in overdrive. ' At least when meetings after before English. school ended, we could go home to help fix dinner but try to avoid watching too much television when we really should have been study- ing. An evening of work often took up some time. Then the next day we had to prop ourselves up during a boring lecture so we didn't fall asleep in class. Or we gave in, put our heads on the desks, and fell asleep to catch up on some much- needed rest. Students in Overdrive 27 ar ..