Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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16 Academics Who is Geotge Washington? Sham Hall gwus the correct quvstmn m mm of Mr Roskowcs' Jeopardy gamus Thcsv LILHZZUS huipud students prepare for an Amerlcan governmvm rust or nut have fun While he waits for an early ride home. Mike Shaffer mes to finish his homework Students were permitted to leave school early for such lhmgs as orthodontist appountmems, Using her time wisely. Amy Quirke finishes her homework in the reference room Students were allowed In Hus room to use tlw vnryrlnpvdms and other reference books

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Willing down her name and the date, Pumrm Martello prepares her honwwork m by lurnul m Bernadine Chernock finds time in homeroom to put some flnIshing touches on her home- work. Bernadine IS a senior this year. Concentrating intensely on a homework problem, Tim Hedberg tries to figure om his physv ics homework. Physics took place 6th period this year. Science 15

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Social Studies ticket to the world esides being one of the most useful sources of information Bin answering Trivial Pursuit questions, studying any kind of social studies was an excellent way to understand how the world worked and why it became the way it has. Some people said the reason we study history is so that world leaders will not make the same mistakes that their predecessors made. The social studies offered at Harbor include geography, world history, American history, American government, and Man,s Cultural History. World history covered. of course, the history of the world. Students studied everything from the fall of the Roman Empire to the world wars. Remember the Alamo? Students studying American history do. The battle of the Alamo was just one of the battles studied in American history. By the end of the course, students should have also been able to give anyone who asked all the details on the Boston Tea Party, Paul Reverels famous ride, and the Civil War. government class. It was a class that all students must have taken before they received their diploma. They also learned how a law was made, the Bill of Rights, and the different branches of government. Where is Iceland or the Phillipines? Students studying world geography know. Or how about the SALT talks? In Current History students learned all about the talks and most other events in the news this year It was easy to see that studying anyone of the social studies classes would provide a student a great deal of knowledge. But donlt take it incorrectly! The information gained is useful for much more than answering Trivial Pursuit questions. It helps in playing Jeopardy too! Laughing at an unseen comic. Sheila Palm and Shane Hall enjoy government classr Many students found it to be an exciting class. The after effects of a paper showing in his face. Mrv Nordquest busily figures grades World geography has a large freshman enrollment. 1 7 Social Studies