Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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P- 1, 'r ah. Mfg .s-f ,ff d-H Cropping a picture during spirit week Jennifer Rapose uses a light table and cropper. This pro- cess ensures a picture that fits in its alotted space. In it together. Jackie Robinson helps to inform Suzanne Arnold on the intracacies of the new typewriter. Although not simple to use at first, staffers learn to appreciate it. is S 1, . .' K. . ' if sf What about theme? Senior, Debbie Long. ex- ' plains theme to beginning staffers Larry Hooper and Sean McGinnis. Grim determinationl Editor, Martin Quirke grinds out another piece of copy. Although he tried to avoid typing it wasn't always possible. Yearbook X 27

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Just one of many-Denyse Jones completes a layout. Each two adjacent pages of the year- book must be drawn on a mat just like this one. Thlis one represents only 2 of I76 pages. A monumental taskl The typing required to complete the yearbook is quite large. Angela Isco helps to complete this task. Often lack of good typists was a tgroblem. Solve the mystery! What really happens in room 7 Mysterious to many people is the process by which a yearbook is actual- ly produced. Students pay for their yearbooks in the fall and magically they receive them in the spring at the yearbook signing party, but what hap- pens in between is largely unknown. Throughout the year Room 7 was the focal point of activity. Many hours were put in during the after school to meet deadlines. Not only did Mrs. 26X Student Life Kleesattel and staffers work, but also contributions of many others not on staff helped keep us on schedule. Being a member of the yearbook staff is enjoyable, expecially since you can see the product of your labors in the spring. As junior, Jackie Robinson, put it I like being on yearbook staff because it gives me the advantage of knowing almost everyone in the school. Senior, Dawn Laveck, said One thing I like about being on yt book staff is that everyone gets share their creativity for one purpo to put out an awesome yearbookl' As you look at the pictures of section the process should beci more understandable. If you find yi self intrigued by this synthesis bound material do not hesitate to ter Room 7 and sign-up for the l98l staff. 7

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The finished product! Staffer Dawn Lavck reads a hot off the press Mariner, Staffers feel great satisfaction in seeing themselves in print. News of the day The Mariner tells all When is the paper coming out? was a common question around Har- bor. lt did come out now and then, it seemed, although the staff tried to keep up a monthly schedule. Despite delays in getting the paper out, sales of The Mariner improved this year. For the first time in quite a few years the paper has been sent to a printer instead of the AV center. Edi- tor Sean McGinnis feels this makes the paper more eyecatching and profes- sional looking. What's my assignment? was an- 28 f Student Life .,......,, ......,......,a...N , , other common question among news- paper staffers. A large number of freshmen made up the staff. This was a change from past years when the staff was almost all seniors and juniors. Freshman, Melanie Forinash, had this to say about being on staff, lt was ok. lt wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. The newspaper gave students some- thing to talk about and share. lt is im- portant to most of us because we are all part of the paper in some small way.