Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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LuAnn heads on 21 cullisiun course, I l l l While her teammates watch. Mary Jo tries to spike Geneva. Spurts 39

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compeiiiion It was a gomi season Tor heinlcy the first sanctioned scuwn ;it liui'hmz said Couch Lttutzment She uiso lhuught that the beginning of the season was much stronger than the end. The girls did learn mote through emnpelition with the other schools. especially when they went to state eompelitiun. 011 the xxholef she said. T'the team worked effectively and well to- gather. The attitude OTCUIHPCITITUH and practice was cxeclielit uniting the team which ltmdc it veigx cnjm able for me. The varsity CllLlCLl their season with u 6 win, 8' loss record including both NEC and state competition. The TV. squad had at wide variety of skill level and Coach Lautanen felt they also gained mum in competition thun thmtigh skill training. lim look- ing for a tough teum next year. said Couch Lattitunen. The J.V. ended their season with 1111 impressive 7 win. 3 loss record. Janice bumps the bull. Down on her knees. Roberta sets a Shot. Barb strains her body to return :1 servcv O Conneaut Riverside Edgewood Madison St. John Geneva Ashtabula Conneaut Riverside Edgcwood Madison St. John Chagrin Falls independence C w VISITOR OlJli-LJC-HOOIJO-IJKJ ruw-quh-IJIJIJIJOIJIJ 28 Sports

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Once zlguin the Murirtersltuve turned out L1 winning 11011 team. Couch William Wuusulku said the 1975 team showed miletumhny :111111t3'.sk111.;lm.1 detcnninztthm. After receiving a 10.8 recurd. and tttkmg third place in u11N1iC.the scu- ntcri continued their seusmi into the seetionuls where they placed second. Then to further their season. the team went to district where they placed 8th Lind ended their competition Leading the linksters was Greg Del- Prinece who for the 4th straight year has proved to be one of the most out- stunding g01fcrs11ur1mrhus ever had. His average game was 30. He has been awarded with the best otihonors. Greg was chosen most valuable player for the past two years. Other members of the team helping to make the season successful are se- niors JeffSkuruppa. Nelson BcriedieL and JeffSunderszjuniors Murray Blake. Chris Puhiit and Dennis Dcluut; sophomoresr-Jet'ti Bertezi; and fresh- men -Gordi Deluut and Steve McElroy. The Mariners started their seasun by defeating Perry and Bula. They then lost to Riverside. They continued their season. by defeating Jefferson 11nd Madison be fore going down to St. ; . . . John. Edgewood and Conneaut. For . 7, ' , C ' ., .-,. the 2nd time. they defeated Bula but ' , v e , - i 7' z e. ' once again were outplayed by River- , 7 ,3 r ' 7 '1 r'e e! side and Madison. They finished their scusun by winning, the lust matches against St. John, Conneaut, and Jef- ferson and Edgewood thus ending Murray bends with his swing. 3rd to St. John and Riverside in the NFC. ' t 0- Ilitling the 11;!11011101111L' weedx tukm :111 ufGregfs mncentrutiunr Perry 155 Ashtabula 176 Riverside 174 Madison 159 Jefferson 163 St. John 175 Conneaut 172 Edgewood 167 Geneva 178 Ashtabula 185 Riverside 177 Madison 173 St, John 166 Conneaut 169 Jefferson 173 Edgcwood 165 Geneva 162 Kenston 167 Sectionals 2nd place District tied for 9th 30 Sports