Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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On thc Bond to Ice D.C. GETTING CAL'GHT UP on the latest news. .Vlurk Irish and Arthur Yunnan up- peut to hold a serious discussion. Seniors were always busy discussing upcoming e- vents especially since they were zilmtyx active and there was ulwai i plenty for them to tln. ALL THAT COMLS TOi . . Debbie Brye unt places her order for her senior an- nuumctnenn nith Jm'tenk teprcwntm tnc. Rich James. TltlS Wux um mic oi the many things the wniurs had to prepare tor. Seniors 24 t Llll started as 'J tli'eum. llYCl'yOllC had ulwui s talked Jhout taking. :1 sen- ior class trip and going someplace like WJshington qu but no one had ever actually attempted it. Out clam had never been on any type ul' lield trip 01' excursion before and we thought it WOlllLl really be something to go sonic- where different Ultl' senitn' tent: The UI1 l'ieet's checked tip 011 the details 'Jlld be- fore we knew it the trip had been okay ed by the sehool board! Within a few day st the class began to sell pninsettius lot the Christmas scu- son. For every plant SOlklt the seller re- ceived one dollar credit tnwui'dx his in- dividual expenses lot the trip. This wm'kcd mtt well and red and pink poin- settias could be seen everywhere about the school. Mr. Higgins and Mr. Rusku- vies were kept busy keeping track of the plants and the money. A boxing match was discussed and plans were made limit that. tho. Pwn- one began talking at the trip which was set fur April 36, 27. and 38. The excite- ment Spread and the realization of the dream uver-poweted our spirit. This WHllld he the tint time that Ll xenim' class at llarbur WUlllLl eVei g0 tn Wash- ingtun. Besides getting ieutl-t lot the tiip. we were also busy ordering our senim un- HULIIICCIHCHIN LlIlLl getting IttCLiMHCd 101' out cap and gmx'ns. lien thing crept up on us tn once. Hl' so it 560111ch None ul this would hate hecn pos- sible withuul the help ut'uui energetic miliicerx. JCI'D Anne Mead. president: Jeff BCHCJ. viee-piesident; Michelle Mo- chuskut. secretary: and Karen Kuncs. treasuier. They were aided by Mr. Frank Ruskm'icx M1'..luhn Higgins. Minx. lineie Mtn'uskit uiitl MIL Susan lncotvtu who gave much nti theii time and patience. Ont attitude and behavior in Wash- ingtnn would determine whether um other classes lullmving us would hate the opportunity to plan such an event We were pmud and felt respected to get permission to go and we definitely were determined not to abuse this priv- ilege. How this hip turned out remains to be seen. but knownig the clans til .78 we made the best out 01. what we did?

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VERY INTLRliS'I'INUI A gruup u1' slxth pcnod P.0.D. students listen imcntly m Prcmix cm- ployec. Juc MUI'USkl. us he explains. the plamk operations. Plant mun such m lhcsc wcn: com- mon in P.0.D. SITTING 0N THI; l WISHLD PROJ1.C I.Duv1d Hood and Jcrn Anne Muud 5:01 sumc last min- utc instructions hcfurc riding 1n thc Christmas parade. The Hunt enlillcd Cl1ris1n1as Bcllcf' took third place in the annual parade sponsorud by the Juycces Seniors 21

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SIZING UP THE SITUATION, the company representative measures Mark Bucci for his cap and gown. Jerry Anne Meade and Jeff Benea look on as they supervised the event for the sen- Iors. Seniors 23