Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Q... , roam.. FOOTBALL SCORES r ROW 1: Arne Pasanen, Wayne Ritari, John Luoma, Pete Macaulay, Dave Forrney, Bob Gaskell, Dave Tallbacka. ROW 2: Noel Arm- strong, Pete Laird, Don McCullough, John Dioneff, Bill Musolff, 1 Jim childs, John Laird. Row 3: coach Ed o urchak, Jim Buckle , OPPONENT HARBOR 1 Mike Kane, Dave Floor, Bob Felt, Craig Walgath, Dave Williams? Ed ewood o o Jim Macaulay, Coach Dom Cavalancia. ROW 4: Bill Beckwith, Coimeaut 7 34 ' Robert Thayer, Jim Mercilliott, Bill Borner, Mark Shaughnessy, Bula 6 20 , Tom Towers, Thad Hague. Edgewood 14 14 , Conneaut O 6 Bula 16 42 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Libby Hall, Mary Kay Ny- land, Barbara Tumer. NOT SHOWN: Sharon Andersen. ' ' The Junior Mariners are OPPONENT HARBOR the champs the county freshmen with 4 wins, Olosses, Bula 19 26 and 2 ties. Harbor was host to Rowe 38 35 the Freshman Fun Night, Edgewood 29 50 during which the Harbor-Bula St' John 19 42 Jr. High game was played. Geneva 23 25 The Freshman Basketball Edgewood 20 43 Team won 10 out of 14 games Conneaut 18 23 They placed third in the Con- St- John 24 40 neaut Invitational Touma- Rowe 33 30 ment. There Mike Kane re- Bu-1a 29 17 ceived a trophy as one ofthe Grand River 20 22 top five players. Geneva 17 The Junior High Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders, who are advised by Mrs. Vern Amsdell, held a pep meeting during basketball season. These girls are very proud of their winning teams. 58 15 Grand River 29 33 25 Conneaut 37

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ROW 1: Bob Niemi, Fred Bernardo, Gary Gustafson, A1 Lundstrom, Rick Cermelj, Fred Matticola, Marv Clark, Steve Hartman, Coach John Abel. ROW 2: Bill Halman, Earl Gray, Floyd Copeland, Nick Kneen, Gary Godley, Dave Felt, Brian Laffey, Marty Miller, Jeff Pillars, Coach Elmer Gray. NOT SHOWN: George Rasanen, Bob Huhta, Bill Davidson, Hugh McFarland, Bromley Luke. I 958 TRACK SEASON The 1958 Track Team won their third consecutive Western Reserve League Track Title, placed third in the District Meet and eighth in the Mentor Relays, and won all their dual meets except one. Miler George Rasanen and 440-man Brian Laffey qualified for the State Meet at Columbus. Nine returning lettermen--Marv Clark, Bob Huhta, Bill Davidson, Brian Laffey, Hugh McFar- land, George Rasanen, Jeff Pillars, Floyd Cope- land, and Bromley Luke--bolstered Coach Elmer Gray's hopes that the 1959 squad could equal the success of former years as they aimed for their fourth straight WRL Track Title. DUAL MEETS OPPONENT HARBOR Painesville Riverside 29 89 Conneaut 46 73 Mentor 60 58 Edgewood 36 83 Painesville Harvey 41 7 8 Ashtabula 42 '77 Jefferson-Madison J-27, M-14 107 SPECIAL MEETS HARBOR Mentor Relays 8th place--12 points Five Team Invitational Qherej lst place--66 points WRL Meet QPerryJ lst place--89 points District Meet fMentorJ Tied for 3rd State Meet QColumbusJ George Rasanen and Brian Laffey qualified 57

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