Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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lax Oh the joy! Lisa Oquenda keeps her thoughts to herself shortly after she is crowned Homecoming Queen. 28 t Student Life You didntt need a ticket to be part of student life. Participation in various student life activities boosted school morale in various ways. Things have changed for the better and for the worse as far as school- related activities go. Because of the unavailability of a Thespian advisor the annual fall play was not presented; however, an academic challenge team was chosen for a second consecutive time for the first time ever. The Harbor Mariner Marching Band was also very active having captured several awards at band camp. Of course, there was always the memory of homecoming night, and the intense battle of class tournaments where class fought class to gain the top position in the school. Students who were active not only represented Harbor, but helped make it the best school in the county as far as the students can see.

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There are other ways of getting help In a forelgn language and one In looking up the word. Junior Doug Misener keeps hlS German dic- tionary handy. because there are some words that a German Ill student might not know Because typing In such an exacting subject. sophomove Amy Rocco is aware that it is kind of he'lrtho get around not doing her work. All the Ilght moves make a difference to junlor John Hall. Since wrestling is a doser moni tored sport, any type of foul play is not permitted. Cheatingj 27

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Hey, lookle here! Junior Andrea lsco smiles to the camera shortly be- fore her choir trip, Andrea was ac- cepted by the AFS as a foreign ex- change student for a year. 1, 2. 3- l, 2. 3. The majorettes do a dance during pregame for the home- coming festivities. Many hours of practice went in to the preparation of their routines. 29 Division