Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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ALLISON ANN KL'RNAVA: Yearbugk 1.2.3.51 tsect, editon. AIS 12.34; Student Crguncil 2. Sr. Women 4; Band 1.2; Class Tournaments 1. 2,314;PromCummittee 3; French Club 1,2. ROBERTA MARIE LAMPELA: Volleyball 2, 3.4; Basketball 2.3,4. Softball 3; GAA 1.2,14 tut't'icen; HIA. JOE MICHAEL LARKO: Basketball 1: Baseball 1: lntramurals 2; Spanish Club l:Sr. Men 4. RICK LEAVITT: Band 1,2,3A: Sr. Men 4A LYNN LEVIN: Art Club 1,4; Yearbook 4; Red Cross 3: FHA 1; Sr. Women 4. ONE OFA This yearts seniors have been said to be indescribable. Of course, those remarks were anonymous. These remarks that fol- low are true thoughts of people around Harbor. ' When asked ttHow would you describe the class of ,77'W the replies came as such. Mr. Lombard, with his usual gift for words. stated, Oh, I dontt know. They are.we11,um. 0.k.7nicef$ Mr. Huff was a little more daring-ttadvcnturesome, likable,n and of his sixth period class, ttexacting? Mr. Platano commented, sThey are complex. In some ways they are better than last yearts classt and in others, worse.H All individuals? was the report by our secretary, Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Forinash replied that, uthey are a class that is aware of the opportunities avail- able to them? ML Josson, after spending some time in deep thought. said. uThey are children of opportunity. Finally, M1. Licate stated, hAs a whole. they are better than the classes that Harbor has seen in the past? All in all, the seniors do and will always carry on the tradition of Harbor High for years to come. WHATSA NEW NAPPI? Dennis Nappi reads the MARINER-fresh off the press. Seniuxs 19

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KARIN ICIMVARDS: Choir 3. 3. 4: NM 3. 4: Sr. Women 4. PAT IV. KANNI': Inlrumurah1.2:Audlu- Visual J; Gcrnmn Huh I;An Club 1.2.3. 4; Science Club 4: Scnmr Men 4; Ycurbuuk 4, JLRRYKARKL'1Tt Bdscbdll l. 3. J. 4; Bmkct- mu L 3. 3LSL 310114. PILNNX' KATIH R: HIA1.2.14Jhu'k-qudy Prugrum, PI'GUY ANN KFITIIAM: L'xher squad 3. 4; Pcp club 2. 3,4;51. Women 4; Rcd Cum 4; lnlrumuruls l. DONALD LH- Kll RSTILAD: Tcnnix l. 2. 3, 4:1ntrumumlx l. 2, 3V 4: Band 1. 13.4:Chcxs Club 3: Soccer 4;Snlotn5c1nblc Context. DAVID KLINUl-NSMITH: Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 2. 3: Sr. Men 4: Monagmm Club 2.3.4. ERIC STEVIiN KOTILA: Al S 1. 2 H'Ol 3 1PresJ. 4 m. dirccrou; Band 1, 2 HepJ.3 Sum. 01' propJ 4 tstudcnt directed; NUS 3. 4: Nat. Science Foundation 3: Wash. Work- shop 3; Thmpiuns l. 1 3 4, CINDY SEWFLL TWO DIESKS ARli BETTER THAN ONE! Al least Cheryl Carpenter thinks so as she makes herselfal home in Mr, Hufth Class. Seniors 18 ME CHEAT? ? Mikc Kanne, Keith Johnson and Randy Ccvem innocently smile.

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STEVEN F. LlCATE: Football l,2,3,4; Audio- Visual Club 1.2.3.4; Class Play 1,2,3,4 tcrcwl; RCA. 1.13.4: lntramurals 1,2,4; Sr. Men 4. GAIL ELLEN LlLLlE: A.RS. toffrcerl: Band 1,2,3.4: Choir 1,2,4; Thespians 3,4; Hench Club 1,2,3; N,H.S. 3,4 thistorianl; Yearbook l,2,3.4 teditorl; Scholastics Writing Awards tsongl 3. RAE ANN LUNDl: AFS 1,2,3,4; Strident coun- cil 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Choir 2,3; Sr. Women 4: Prom server 2; Drill Team 4; One-Act Play 2. RANDALL PAUL LUNDl: Football 1,2,3,4 tcath Baseball l,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2; Class Officer 3 WPl: Intramurals 3,4; Monagmm Club 2,3,4 toffrcerl; Band 1,2, 3,4. ALAN EDWARD MACKYNEM: Sr Men 4; ln- tramurals 1.23.4. MARK URHO MAKI: Band 1.2.14 tSargcof- PropJ; Golf 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Sr. Men 4; Intramurals 2,4:5010 Ensemble Contest 2,3,4. JO LYNN MARTIN: Band l,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Sr, Women 4; AFS 4; Newspaper Staff 4. VERNA KAYE MAY: Choir 4; FHA 4. CYNTHIA K. MILLBERG: Student Council 3, 4; AFS 2,3,4; Student Council Cab. 3; GAA 2, 3,4; Art Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3.4; French Club 2; Sr. Women 4. LETS GO Throughout our four years at Harbor, the class of '77 has helped to ring in new teachers, but at the same time have seen many leave us. As freshmen we came to Harbor 3 little uneasy, not knowing anything about the teachers names that appeared on our schedules. A few of us were relieved to see Mr. Pavolino, Miss Dickey, and Mrs. Workman-friendly faces from good ole, Columbus J r. High. But the rest of us, as we soon discovered, were victims of several rookie teachers. For instance, Mrs. Morosld, Mr. Gregor, and Mr. Cosmi were all undertaking honors classes for their first times, and it surely showed. We were hit with more work than we,d ever seen! One bad year down, and three to go. Our sophomore year was when we were supposed to have fun-if you considered suffering through Mrs. Workman's ltdiffl- Seniors 20 cultll English classes as fun. The girls saw a new style of gym and health come about with Mrs. Lautanen ta little more than just playing basketbalD. Those who took choir had to learn to settle down, since Mrs. Lillie replaced Miss Dickey, and decided she wanted to direct a choir rather than a 200. As sophomores, we got our first taste of Mr. Josson in IPS, but that was before he took up karate and went around trying out his moves on us. Not too many changes took place during our junior year. Our first year football coach, Mr. Platano, led us through a winning season. We were again being passed around to different teachers as Mr. Wasulko took over Algebra II Hon- ors. We couldn,t complain much there, though. tMrs. DePeiro sure did give easy testsD One of the most surprising changes was when Miss Boyce, backbone of Har- bor Higlfs Seniors, left us, and a similar replacement entered. As juniors, we got a whole year to check-out Mrs. Kleesattel before entering into her clutches. Our senior year came, We were bound and determined not to let the teachers get away with anything! A lot of us succeed- ed, too. The time came to show Mrs. Kleesattel who was boss. Most of the time she listened. Although we didnit have any new teachers to hassle, the old ones got enough trouble from us. Teachers come, and teachers go, but the good ones will never let you down. To those like Mr. Huff, Mr. and Mrs. Ede- burn, and Mr. Utz, we commend you for your lasting endurance and the discipline you taught us; and to all those others, we challenge you to continue your tremen- dous work. From the class of 477-dontt let us down!