Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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14 Skiing

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Taking time from her exciting evening for this shot is Darla Fish who was crowned Homecommg Queen The flowers were donated by Student Council These six girts were aho selected to be on the Homecoming Court The girls enjoyed all the excitement during the week Front row: lauri Pal. Darla Fish, and Liz Laird, back row: Dana Story. Regina Rooks, and Tammy Andes.

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 Many skiers come away with bruises and soreness. downhill ome new faces to the sport of skiing found out that it was really not as easy as it looked. There were people stuck in the snow; people who fell off lifts; and numerous collisions which caused a lot of bruises and sore bones. This group was organized by Mr Billy, who had skied for twenty years and had advised ski club for thirteen. Some of the people went up just because they liked skiing. Some were daring and went up just to learn and have fun, but first-time ski- er Joe Savarise said, What drove me to the slopes was the large number of full-figured blondes on skis. Joe was unfortunate not to, literally, run into any of these girls while skiing, but did find a couple of trees and a snow bank. The course they skied on was called Peek 'n Peak in New York State, and the price the club paid for eight weeks was very reasonable. As Tim Clancy noted, You couldn't beat the price, and we all had a lot of fun skiing as a group Needing tome help up from the hard ground is sophomore Deena Doyle Deena often found her self in this position because of her Mile skirtg experience and tough his Senior skier, Teresa Puri grubs on her favorite food. Dohtos The skiers were often hungry after skung and falmg down so they were always eating snacks to gam back energy Skiing 15