Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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CKids handle cubes CE, triangles All of us at Harbor High School have handled devices such as the cube. triangle, etc., in the past year. There is no question of the hondgomes popularity; but what made them 50? Manual tixotions ore obsessions or preoccupations with the hands. People find pleasure in the oper- ation at these games because it tul- fllls their need for manual manipula- tion. Cat's cradle. whittling. ond coln-tossing are other outlets pleas lng to sense ot touch which have been enjoyed throughout the years. Great satisfaction is encountered In the completion or perfection of these toys . Like all things, people are more comfortable with what they can understand and control. The Rubik's Cube has grown tom ous through the year, and has many imitations; like oil lads, it will die out and be replaced by some ploything yet to be invented. Studyhall? John Ringer works on the cube otter finishing his assignments. It has be come a ditticult task. Just one more turn and . t . Charlene Ruttner pushes her office work aside and works on conquering the mystery. The Cube 29

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AamJ-W-v- IHMWWb 303- ; If Another viciim of the cube, Koren English can be puzzling, John Luomo and Leichtle concentrates on completing it in Tim Lucas appear to be bored with Eng only a few more moves. lish but intrigued by the cube. 28 Feature

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Yuck! Just the thought of getting on another Vhe besf gossip In town! The back of the bus school bus turns Mike Oxley off, He should rowdies goof on and gossip on the way to be hcppier-he's getting out 0! school to see Much Ado About Nothing. see a play of Sheo's. 30 Feature