Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Knowledge and Timber Shouldn't Be Much Used Until They Are Seasoned. The second shortest girl in our class was JO ANN KEENAN, who is 4'11 . She claims to lmvc mastered the art of Arguing. She lives by Life is too short to take seriously. . . . BRUCE KOSKI could be seen shooting pool with JOE FUSCO or blowing up a hydrogen gen orator in chemistry lab. Brucc was known for his decrskm shoes . . . BRAD LJRUE will he remembered by his little red car. He will Jl- ways look back on the capers of the senior boys and the time his car sank by the lighthouse . . . Beethoven is the nickname of DAVID JO ANN KEENAN LAVECK. Vile will always remember Dave for wanting to see a movie in government class and testing Volkswagons at Walnut Beach . . . It is surprising how two people can wear the same sweater on the same day, but not to JAMES, Jimmy, LENGYEL and Bernie. What would basketball be like without Jimmy . . . Our favorite home- coming queen, BERNIE LICATE might always be seen walking with Jimmy. She will always be remembered for her freckles and darling dimples . . . LORELEI LINDEN'MAYER, known to all as Lorie. could often be seen wearing her boots because she forgot her shoes. We will always remember Lorie reminiscing about Joe and her weekends at OSU . . . VIRGINIA LUOMA, known to 2111 as Ginny, will long be remembered for her long blonde hair wom in a flip and her dimples. Ginny excelled mainly in her art work which she did for the news- paper and yeaxbook . . . ROBERT. Bob, MACAULAY will always remember Lhc raids at his house at noon last year. He was happiest when he had a deck of cards with him . . . Will we ever forget the blonde hair and quietness of PAMELA MAENPA? Pam loved the color red and could be heard talking about Bill every day in English class. BRUCE KOSKI BRADFORD PAUL LaRUE DAVID L. LAVECK JAMES LENGYEL

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FORREST ANN HILL CAROLE HUMMER MICHAEL J ASKELA I Am Rising to a Man's Work. EDWARD, 'ELlLliL' CREIN NL-xccllcd at track 111111 cross- country The WJy to succeed is to know what has to be done then do it RODGER CUSFAFSON will long erLm 191 how Easy? senior l-Lng115h wus. G11s,' .13 11L is commonly known to all, will be remembered as a football 11ml basketball player, and for studying 5000 hard . . . JOHN HAMILL was seen hanging around the pool halls with Lchme. This l'Hustlcr' 11:15 usually combing his hair in the hall. .TOM HER- LEVI Will long be remembered for his VL'1y innocent looks, but on!. ' His slow way of doing things was completely nonchalant. Wondu 111131 5005 011 111 that mind 01 his. 7 . .DENNIS Dan HFRTTUA claims LhC nuLional record for Lurdiness. Ol1 get outta here was the fuvoriLc 51111115, 01 this well- dressed, hot tempered senior. Denny 5 fax 011tL hobbies were dancing and art . .FORREST ANN HILL could usually be seen in the journalism room after school working on the yearbook Better known as 'lSusic, her naturally curly blonde hair and cheerful smile will be remembered by us all..Ca1'ole Hume mer will always remember being a senior at Harbor since this was her 01111, yL car here She was very bashful and shy, especially around boys . . . DAVID JOHNSON could be seen rodding around in his little green cur, often in the direction of Saintsl' He won't soon forget his little reunions with Mr. Kaura . . . GARY KARBACKA was our strong silent type. More than once he accidcntally 171 fell asleep in junior English class but certainly came awake on the baseball diamond . . . MICHAEL JASKELA, whose childhood nickname was Buzz, was our secret artist. He's a true blue Finn. DAVID JOHNSON GARY L. KARBACKA

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BERNADETTE LICATE LORELEI LINDENMAYER VIRGINIA LUOMA Our innocent senior boys? PAMELA MAENPA