Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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ml GEORGE GEORGE i ! '?' : 1F ' .9 .0 DAVID GINN LINDA GINN RICHARD GREENAWALT LAL'RA GOUDGIC MARIAN HFARN GliORGI HIBHS RICHARD HOLMAN JOHN HOWLE JOHN HUMMER Joni, what do you think Tom has been up 10 nnw? Pam and Bob observe 1974 gmduution.

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g - I ugh Two scnior men, 100 Acicrno and Kim McCullough. show off their new xhirtx. Candles Lead Projects ththcr LII Harbor or at the Vocu- tiunal School. among the memories are the ummless hours and energy spent working on our class projects. As freshmen. we sold decorative candles which wem into the homes of many residents in the Harbor area. They also added a cheerful touch to rooms throughout the household and made nice gifts. WENDY ESTOK PATTY FEDOR ANITA FERRY PAMI5LA EVANS DliNlECF FLEMING SCOTT GAINI-IS JAMES l'ASSIiTT SUSAN FISH

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CHERYL HUSKONEN BRUCE JOHNSON EVA JADWISIAK JOHN JOHNSON JAY JARVI RICHARD JOHNSON Earning Money Toward a Prom Trails of snap bubbles seen around the area were traced back to the cases of Rex soup which we sold as our sec- ond big project. Junior class candy bars disappeared from room 212 into the hands of many hungry buyers as our final project. One of the hassles we faced asju- niors was the change in tradition for our junior-senior prom. Because of fire regulations, we were forced to hold our dream nighte, at the Ashta- bula Hotel. Flowers and various types ofbushes enhanced the theme uSpring Garden.n Though faced with hardships, our prom turned out to be a success! BETTY JOHNSON DON JONES