Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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During November when the levies were trying to he passed. many students sent editorials In to the Star Beacon. Barb Dawson, 2: student at the Vo-ed school, wmte this editorial that appeared in the paper October 30: Many pcuple 'dl'C against the Vo-lid school Rumors say we all just 1001 around. and donll learn anything. llm writing to say that these tumors are wrong. Dead wrong. The Vo-Ed school is full of kids who want to learn, We have fun learning. It the students dont want to work. they don't belong at the Voalid. The reason I think we learn so much is because they treat us like adults. The best thing about the Vo-Ed school is the courses they offer Courses you cant receive at the home schools. Courses such as auto mccltanicst carpentry, elec- tronics. cosmetology. and data processing. Skills that help to build the community. ldon't believe you could find those courses at the home schools. Matty people are knocking the Vo-Ed clue to the ugly rumors going around. Really. illynu stop to think, huw many rumors are ever true? Many people have never been to the Voelid. llm sure that ill people would come out. see the classe roomst and meet the students, they would find out the hue story. The reason l know about this school is because this is my second year here, and lwouldn't trade those two years for any- thing. Please keep an open mind on the sub. n ject. PULLING Tllli PLUG? Larry Davis practices on a machine in his electronics class. vo-ed: we want to learn! DIANE LYNN PlNELLl: Ushet Squad 3; 011A 3,4; Srt Women4. CYNTHlA LOUSIE ROSSETTI: Sr. Women 4; OEA treausrer 3; OEA president 4. GINNY ANN SHIRK: Vo-Ed NHS 3,4; Who's Who Among American High School students; French Club 2; OEA 3,4; class secretary 4;GAA 1; lntramurals 1,2. JULIE ANN SIMKO: Distributive edumtion representative and Executive Council member of lntra-Club Council; D.E. president TAshta- bula chapterl; second place Miss Ohio D.E.C.A. Tdistrict 6i; FTA 2; Intramurals 1,2; Cheerleada ing 1; Student Writersl Club 3. MARK TII'I'TO Vo-Ed 29

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RAY BEHLING: MARGIF. BOND: Cheerleader 1:Girls Varsity Basketball 1; Business Opportunity Education 3;1nterclub Council 3,1TrestFuture Home- makers of America 1,2;C1ub Council Rep. 3; Cooperative Occupational Education 1,2 WresJ; Intramurals 1,2: Class Toumamcnts 1. BIELINDA BAKE R: MICHAEL BURGESS: Football 1,2; RCA. 1, 7 CAROL MARIE CLINT: Girls Basketball 1,2, 3; Usher Squad 2: G.A.AA 1,2. LARRY PAUL DAVIS: JOANNA DE COLA: F.H.A. 2, Red Cross 1,2. GAYLE LYNN EDWARDS: 1V0-Ed1 N.H.S. 3,4 1Sec.1;0ccupalional Education Association; Volleyball Intramural 1,2,3; G.A.A4 1; Y-Tecns, 1. DAVID GAINES: KATHY GIRARD: F.T.A. 2', G.A.A. 2; Art Club 1,2. TINA HALL: Art Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2. VICKY ANN HERPY: Steno 11C1ass1SecJ; Occupational Edumtion Association 1,2; Se- nior Women; Usher Squad 2,3; French Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 1,2; Red Cross 2; Pep Club 2. PHILIP HANNEMAN: CONNIE INMAN: Vocational International Clubs of America; Student Council; Library As- sistant; Gym Assistant 2; V.1.C.A. Contest. MARCIA MERRICK: Ohio Occupational Edu- mtion Assoc. 1,2; C.0.E. 1Pres.1 Futuristics 4; Art Club 2,3,4. Vo-Ed 28

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Chen lhnllw .Xnnc Dulgush deurd Donahue NLmin Ends HIan L nnis thrimne I chcr Rlylmrd George Renee Haney Jann Hun ls Hmmrd Luudcrmllk Janet Mullen Ehmbclh Pulln Diunc Sam'icld Denim Sparks Lori Swarm Joanne Tyler Scott Walwrnth Davclyn Wiles THF EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE BUS! Connie lnmnn. Cindy Taylor and Janet Conklin cutch the early bus to Vo-Ed. Man :50: . NEW FRIENDS FROM OTHER PLACES. Vo-Iid makes students from all schools friends and classmates. Anne Dolgosh chats with her friend Robin from Jefferson as they lcave the School. Vo-Ed 30