Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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I ,V Q ,A 'T T? . it . J . 1 VZ, .1 , ef J . L, 1 .rg :il -J J J. v, . Ah, the tinkling of the ivories . . . Here Mrs. Herl, the accompaniest for the Choir, rehearses for a concert. .1 ' ' 4 1 ff . if -I l N-.NN wg' J L M., J ---1:1 , ...J .J -5'..,,,,,A 4 s I mf' Q-4 Y ...J 4 ,. , 'X - 1' is ' ,. x ,,,,,, ,,,.r , ,X Q, . 1 J - r ,I l .. A. ,h srwi, .J - 'I 'A 1 ' s 9 ' 5 - 'L . .I -J Arg J , j 5 , . ' J . Th Choir . l 3 Football, Basketball, Wrestling . . . fn, That is what we always hear about on the announcements each morning. I Sure they are all very nice, but what about the Choir? i Many good things have happened for the Choir this year. More guys if have gotten involved and because of this the sound has improved greatlyf A ,i group called The Shades of PurpIe lhas been revived after having been L, dormant for several years, The partici- pation in SolofEnsemble contest was stupendous and many came home with superior or excellent ratings. Also this year, three members of the gg Choir, seniors, Jennifer Anderson and Suzanne Arnold, and junior, David Jor- r dan, have been awarded a great honor. ff 1 f J - 4 -f ni I I 5 ,,a , J .- J---,pf l8fStudent Life Something to be proud of. O O They were accepted, after audition- ing, into the Ohio Honors Chorale which entails many 'hours of hard work, but it will pay off in the end when they get to tour Europe. Jennifer admits, I am very excited and am anxious to start practices. I also can't wait to make new friends. There have been many good com- ments about the Choir in general. Su- zanne Arnold says that being in Choir has been a great experience for her and she will always remember it as a highlight of her high school years. Sophomore, Sherri Ondrus comments, The Choir has really improved these past few years and I am proud to be a part of it. What's so funny? Jennifer Anderson and Andrea lsco must find something very funny while Da- vid Jordan, Suzanne Arnold and Elizabeth Bal- comb listen intently to something Mrs. Milford has to say.

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Susan Connors stands at attention during pre- game activities at Wenner Field. Flag Line Captain Juliann Stredney and Co-Cap- tain Elizabeth Soltesz laugh despite the cold be- fore they start the Christmas Parade. Melissa Parker looks on in confusion. WW' M H1 'Rn fi - I I I I . 'J' 5-asf' s we g et ' 3 '-' .sity an ff if A W W' 7 Ffa' an ' vx!'s Bouncing to the beat of the band, Lisa Oquendo, Kathy Ruffner. Denise Hunt, and Co-Captain Eliz- abeth Soltesz prepare to charm the crowd with a dance to You Ain't Got A Thing lf You Ain't Got That Swing. Drill Team, Back row: Suzanne Arnold. Lisa Oquendo. Patty Hassett. Wendy Wilenius. Den- ise Hunt. Jenny Fleischmann, Patty Kleps. Jean- ette Card. Kristen Bracht. Jennifer Anderson. Wendi May, Kathy Foust. Front row: Co-Captian Elizabeth Soltesz. Sherri Wilenius. Tammy John- son. Terry Webster. Captain Juliann Stredney. AuxiIIiar'iesfI7

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Silent Night. Holy Night . . .Melissa Parker, Eliza- beth Soltesz and Larina Spring sing Christmas Carols while caroling with the Choir through the Getting in tune . . . Mrs. Milford warms up the hallways before Christmas vacation. Choir in one of their daily rehearsals. The Choir-Front row: Mrs. Milford. Jody Goudy, 5 tesz, Jaki Scardino. Sheri Greenwood. Third row. Melissa Parker. Carmella Christian, Kim Flash, f Joel Howle. Aaron DeIPrince. David Eichorn. Da- Sherri Ondrus. Kathy Jordan. Second row. Nikki vid Jordan. Vincent Close. John Ginter. Tim Benton, Jennifer Anderson. Andrea lsco, Su- Baum, Heather Robinson. zanne Arnold. Elizabeth Balcomb. Elizabeth Sol- : l i CholrfI9