Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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0 meetings . . . no LtLlViSUl . . . nu officers . . . no budget . . . 1m pro. gram . . . no rules or Constitution . . no responsibilities . . .Whut is it? his a club which most people wuuidnit want to belong to! his the ttcrip club. Yes! his new! Founded in 1979 tor those Hur- bor students who have been temporarely ciipplcd in most any way. Why founded? Because there :H'C so many more people hnhbling around on crutches and wrapped up in bandages. How many people get into grip clubw? Well, Jon Brcnkus in- jured his ankle and knee at football prac- tice was seen hopping through the halls for the majority of the fall. John Chiuc- chiero cracked his ribs in the first game of the season; when he returned to the field he broke his wrist at the St. Johns JV game. Suzanne Kauru didn't think once was enough when she cracked her nose the second time sled riding. The first time Uast yeari she tripped over the juni- toris cart. The titujority 01' the other mem- bers broke legs, fingers and arms. The people of Harbor would like to keep this club membership to itas minimumi hope- fully zero. REPEAT PERFORM ANCtzttior the second time in two years Suzanne Kaura injured her nose, this time by sled tiding. 18 ActivitieslkiCrip Clubii

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Uli.T01'.Ttll'!uSCI'C'ttmctl the German club members during the three French tmd German club succcr intttchcs in the full LlI Kent State. Luckily the most serious injurics were sure shins. stubbctl toes. and ouch! bruised knccs. When the score wua counted the French club had won one while the German club had won two. The two clubs abandoned their rivalry at Christmas. when they got together at Brenda Cobifs housc fur Ll party. Cumi- hng in their respective languages and then returning tu Brenduis tor refreshments pro- vided the entertziiimicnt for the evening. Eating ut the Hotbtauhuus in Cleveland was the highlight of the year for most Geri mam club members. They sampled many unusual German dishes like schmitxcl and had a good timc doing it. April in Paris was the destination of nineteen Frcnch Club members. To help finance this and u few other trips the club sold stickpins and held bakevsules at both the full play and the Vttricty Show. French Club officers are Bryan Loucks, president: Diune Claymun. vice president: Michelle DeDominic. treasurer; and Brenda Cobbt secretary. Serving as German Club officers are Suzanne Katina. president: Ken Wood. vice president: Karen Brace. secre- tary; and Morris Wasylenki, treasurer. .t in RUSHING TO THE DEFENSE, both Bruce CUSTOMERS DONtT BITE, Keith Jackwuy Miller and Ragga charge Jay Zabbuck to prevent reassures Brenda Cobb and Michele DeDom- him from scoring a guzil in unc ut. the many unit; at the French Club bake sale during the matches held at the Kent State soccer field. variety show intermission 20 Activitieschrman French