Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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 f like a lot of students, Fred Frye had a car which played a big role in ho ife Cars were more than just transportation to students - they were a statement about their personality A big part of Jenny Barnett's life is singing, as she does here in the variety show Students balanced their everyday academic lives by involving themselves in special activities Student life could be wild, as Roy Powell and T.C Carleton prove by flashing the student body Our students lived active Sves and could always be counted on to do the unexpected.

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Homecoming it a special lime of year for couples like Alan Topper and Danette Dhanens. The Homecommg at Kent and the Prom at Mt Carmel gave the student body time to celebrate Life - varied and fulfilled Student’s life is evolved around work with spare time used to its fullest our life varied tremendously, depending on what Y type of person you were and what priorities 1 you had. Your life evolved mainly around school, either academically, physically, or socially. You spent day after day and night after night studying, writing, rewriting, reading, and whatever else you had to do to get the grades you desired. Or you were so dedicated to your sport that you gave up many hours a week to develop and perfect skills through vigorous practices or clubs essential to your life. Clubs offered you oodles of activities to become involved in. Often a job took up a large part of your time. You were often times seen wandering through school the next day weary and drowsy from the late-night hours the boss had scheduled you for. But the money more than made up for it. Asking your parents for money to put gas into the car, to eat out, or to go to a game was no longer a problem. You were independent, and you lived a full student life. 8 Student Life Divider

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Summer is a time for work, fun, and education loo soon Sitting on the sand watching the sunset over the lake, taking a hand-in-hand moonlit stroll down the beach, relaxing with a summer love-that’s how some of us spent part of our summer. As September approached, some had to let go of that certain someone who had stolen our heart. Others had to say goodbye to relatives or friends leaving for college or the service. Tears were shed and life-long pen pals were made. But for some, the time was used working on a special project or hobby. Freshman Joanna Kemmer spent some of her summer raising a rabbit project for 4-H and then showing at the fair. I enjoyed being in 4-H and showing at the fair. It was not only fun, but I also learned a lot that I never even knew, by raising and showing rabbits or just listening to the 4-H adviser. A love of sports was shown by many of us who sat glued to the television watching the Summer Olympics, loyce Mallory, one of the many spectators, stated, never really got into the Olympics before, but the events I did see this year I really found interesting. While watching the American team, we imagined ourselves as participants, dreaming about the thrill of victory, the agony of defeat. As we watched each winner accept a medal and cry in happiness when the Star-Spangled Banner was played, we experienced the joy of each. Band members, football players, wrestlers, cheerleaders, and majorettes went to camp to better themselves. Senior band member Kim Hakkarainen felt This year's band camp was very helpful to the band in all aspects. Whatever our interests, vacation sped by quickly, and too soon the summer of '84 was only a memory Spending a day at the beach, Tammy Andes and In a pensive mood, freshman Ion Mier thinks Teresa Pizzi enjoy the water The beach was the about her summer love Even though the romance most popular social spot durng the summer for is over. Ion sti keeps in touch through letters AHS students 10 Summer In Maple Heights, sensor Carlos Aponte shows his Olympic spirit by carryng the Olympic torch Carlos ran in spite of a sever ety sprained ankle Displaying her ribbons won by showvyg her 4-H project at the Ashtabula County Fair is freshman Ioanna kemmer This was Ioanna's fast year 1 4-H I’