Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Warming up for fheir first match, varsity volleybaBers Danna Cochran. Km Grad, and Dawn Snyder drill in court skills. The girls gawd a sense of sportsmanshp this year Ms crack wide open QgQin At times, nutty people find that they have to let themselves go loose Sometimes you feel like a nut. What a philosophy! But you knew it was true. It happened to everyone. It didn't matter where you were-at school, home, or outon the town-you saw it in everyone. Friends, teachers, family-they all had it. There were situations that you thought you'd never get into, but somehow, some way, you found yourself in them. You dressed up as an elf and went caroling through the halls; you tripped up the stairs in front of the guy you were trying to impress; you did Chinese fire drills at the intersection of Rt. 20 and West Avenue; during the variety show, you performed a native Kenyan dance and carried upside-down cue cards across the stage. You'd never have made it without all those nutty times. They eased the tension building inside you and helped to take your mind off the realities of the school year. You found that in order to survive, it was necessary that sometimes you act like a nut. Introduction 3

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WELCOME TO FRESHMAN ORIENTATION AUG 23 l»4 please take THE ELEVATOR TO THE THIRD FLOOR Vice-president of the student council, Joe Savarise, prepares an announcement for incoming students Elevator passes were often offered to freshmen during the first week of school

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attempt to Stirling the year off right, cheerleaders try to instil school spint into fans at the footbal games. They often found themselves with hoarse vexes and tired bodies succeed Now and then, even the biggest nuts had to get serious to get ahead But then again, sometimes you didn't or couldn't feel like a nut. There were homework assignments, test scores that were vital to your grades, or that game that you just had to win no matter how much effort was involved. You possessed that desire to win, to accomplish something; and you knew you couldn't succeed if you acted like a nut. You had so many pressures laid on you that acting like a nut just wouldn't work. Friends needed you for your companionship, teammates and club members depended upon your actions, and you had your parents to satisfy. The attainments you so steadily strove for didn't come easily. You knew you had your goals,your desires and your ambitions; and you knew you were in for some serious, hard work. In order to achieve, you realized you couldn't feel like a nut. 4 Introduction