Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Chen 1 MAX HANFRED 1101.34.43!szth 1,2, 3.44W433gm W 1J2. Track 21344; DAVID HOOD: Mouoamm Club 2.3. 4 FM F. GA. 3.4 Meagan; Senior Men netball 2,3. 3W 1.4-, Student men untamunh 2,3; Fund: BARBARA LYNN BOR'HYAK: Sella! Wom- en 4 AF. 8. 1.2.3.4; Rad Go: 2.3; Usher misgthLlakkl Q03: 3 3' DENISEA nwltg NW: Cheedeadul, 2,3; Student Council F.?.A. 3.4 mi; 3; mam? 4:3,;13; chhaub om hm! KNIT! YARN MGGI NS: Cam 4; Student mail 1, 3.4; m 1.13:;Ianh 1.2.3.4: I'm .' A LITTLE TO THE RIGHT . . . Forrest Hocfcrt helps remove some lockers from the third Hoot boys' restroom. There was usually some type of excitement going on up on the third Floor. Seniors 19

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f? 4. Seniors 1 8 ONLY TWO MORI- hillNL'Tl-S until the bell rings for lunch. Donna Tuomulu prepares to leave hnglish and go to cut some lunch. TAKING A LIZISURLLY WALK down the hull, Regina Fobcs and Diane Johnson proceed to their next class. High boots and bulky sweaters were A popular item. hat do you do when someone comes up to you and asks why you have your sweater tied around your neck? You can't simply state that itis a fad and it goes along with your straight legjeans that make you look as if you live on a farm. If your mother had made you wear them a year ago you would have been embarrassed and refused to leave the house. The girls then decided that they wanted the comfort of pants combined with the stylish look of dresses. The modern Msis wanted pants-in-a-skirt and soon gauchos came onto the scene. But gauchos need that extra touch which can be achieved with the look of leather, high leather boots to be exact, which usually cost around $50.00. Still not satisfied with what they had in fashion, girls then decided to add some holes to their heads in the way of pierced ears. Not just single pierced ears, mind you, but rather double pierced. tTriple pierced is now the newest ilini' thing to dOJ It then costs twice as much to buy earrings and they should, of course, match. The cowl neck came back to replace the turtleneck and at first was disliked more than approved of. But now even the cowl neck is no longer complete without a shiny little stick pin with a design on it. The designs range from hearts to initials. iiBreaker, breaker? Over the last few years CBis have been around but they have just begun to become popular. It seems as if most cars grew their antennas over- night. For awhile the CB can be fun and used for emergency help, but after a time you get sick of hearing it and it becomes referred to as the squawk box Flashing times have arrived with the digital watch. The plain old watch that just tells time is no long- er appreciated. Who cares if you can still hear your Timex ticking after you drop it out of an airplane 60,- 000 feet up? Thafs not as much fun as push- ing a button; first for the time, then for the seconds, and again for the date. Of course Debby Booneis, iiYou Light Up My Lifef and the tin can people from Star Wars came and went. Fleetwood Mac's album, itRumours, skyrocketed up the charts and stayed on the top for months to become the best-selling album of the year 1977. These changes and new gimmicks will bejust some of the things that the seniors will have to remember from their last year at Harbor. Along Illith the Crowd

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ANOTHLR ASSIUNMLN'I'! thclowt Copy mg down hcr latest notes. Juntuc Russell prepares tn u't'itc thc latcst nun t'ur thc MARINLR. cmor involvement didtft necessarily end when the hell rung. We were us- ually up to something cvcn if it was- tft within the SChUol. You could always find someone out in the cummunity either wurkmg a job or participating in :1 project. This ycan thc school levy campaign and the annual Juycecs Christmas parade were just two of the things that kept us alert. A new addition IO this yeurhs curricu- lum was :1 program called Senior Life Ex- perience. This gave seniors a chance m get uut into the community everyday to earn money and gain csscntiul experience. Sen- Rlx-XDX TO GIVE SOME ON! A JUMP. Mark hlwutds mrrius a pan ntjumpcr cables. During the terrible blizzard; this pus! wmtcr. cuhlcs cumc in hundy. tors who held steady jobs could now attend school in the morning and then work in the afternoon. Mr. Kurt Nordquest made sure that everyone's grades were kept up to par since one could only participate with a certain grade average. According to the students, the program was okay and they liked it a lot. Seniors certainly kept themselves busy throughout the year and now are anxious- ly awaiting graduation so that they can go on to even bigger and better things which lie ahead. r ' :lift't BETH ANN KAPLAN: Senior Women 4; ah-um an: 4. iot omega 4. . KAREN KLINGENSMITH: Choir 2,3,4; Senior Women 4; Ch! Concert 13,4;Frgnch Math Chili 3; W V 1muxow:swmma4. Seniors 20 THOMAS EDWARD IUHOLA: Foothn l. 13,4;meall 1,2.3, :Immnunh l,2,3.4; Homo aub 2.3.4;F.C.A. 13.4; Senior than $3.4. Dim Turn 3; REA. 1;tRod Cxass4; LES. 1' MA. 2; Prom 00th 3; human mian 11' KEENAN: Red Cross 3: Son ELIWEN MARIE KIDNER: Art Chlb 4; Son- Tournament: 2; Pop Club 1 2;A.F.S. 2; rep cm mm. SquacM: fi-f7 ;IVHR'4