Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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CHEERS! M Ially Salleh's get aquainted party held by AFS, Troy Patru'k and Bill Palmer wel- tume her to Harlmr Letts celebrate arties, parties, parties! No mat' ter what club one is in, he can almost always find a party! Some clubs hold parties to welcome new members. National Honor Society had a party at Vicki Plyler's house on December 16th to do this. A dual pur- pose party was held at Cindy Stevens' house for CAA. The new members went through initiations along with ev- eryone dressing up for Halloween FHA had a Halloween party! too; at the Children's Home in October. FHA held a Christmas party in the Home EC. Room on December 17th with small brothers, sisters, cousins, and friends as guests. French, Larin, and German Clubs celebrated Christ- mas parties, also The German Club dinner featured such foods as Sauer- braten, Spaetzle, and Rotkraut. brate. The cheerleaders gave a party for the football teams last game in which they also honored Mike Calabris whose tl8th birthday fell on the same day. AFS also threw a birthday party; foreign exchange student Ebby Chis- holm celebrated her birthday in Sep- tember with a party at the Cotton : house. Pam is her American sister. AFS gives many parties; any time an exchange student from another school visits here, they have a puuth party 5.3 St c They also have a party every June to bid farewell to our leaving exrhange student and any AA tAmeriLans Abroadl student leaving 1mm Harlmr. The Red Crossl annual partv for Happy Hearts is the last week of March llFor love and service was the answer when asked why they do this each year. Birthdays are another reason to cele- Parties E'l

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The Big One-Eight! tuurwvar manager Mike Cutting a cake with a letter opener? VVlthUl al Ihrls Letehmws his lnrt hddy and the last tout- the uw m .1 knlte Amy Betunte stlll GHIOYN her h 1H amp mth te. 1m member Dana 84 hUIU xurprlw party given by the newspaper stall Chow Down! During the German Club Dinner at Beat the Bluestreaks! The football team gets toh Mrs. Kaura's house, Jim Peterson gets ready to gether to celebrate before their last game. The enjoy the German food that was prepared Cheprleaders held the party in the gym lobby, Student Lif E E'El

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Wherets going? oston Flamenco dancers, Blood- mobile, the Hofbrauhous, lunchens, etc are just some of the places that different Clubs visit. All the language clubs went on or planned on going on trips to add to their knowledge of the people who speak each partucular language. French Club attended French concert in Cleve- land the annual trip to the Hofbrauhous in April was planned by the German Club. The Boston Flamen- co dancers were enjoyed by all the Spaish Club members, when they per- formed at Edgewood High School; Clubs such as Art and A.V. visited places that are involved with the inter- ests of the organiztion. Art Club visited 5 Student Life EE everyone the Cleveland Museum of Art and dis- cussed a trip to the Art Institute and Falling Waters, in Pittsburg. Visiting the Channel 8 TV station in Cleveland was planned by the A.V. Club. Two sum- mer trips are Monogram Club to see 3 Cleveland Cavitiar game and Thespians to Tronto. Some club's visits are not just for the learning experience, but also to help others A Halloween party was given at the Ashtabula County Receiving Home for the children by FHA, Many mem- bers of the Youth Red Cross helped at the Bloodmobile during the year. FTA has visited Plymouth, State Road, and Washington schools to abserve and aid teachers, lEARNING ABOUT TEACHING, laurio More helm at Plymouth Grade St'houl Members of FT A otten go to schools and observe classes.