Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Gathering together, seniors Joel Howie, Heather Robinson, Tim Baum. and Andrea Isco have found through then four years In choir that good friends and music go handAini hand. Senior Sherri Ondrusmot pictured. Perfecting their skllls of music, choir mem- bers practice theory daily. The choir's ability has improved this year because of hard work and dedication. Warming up a the beginning of class. Mrs. Milford prepares the choir for the up-coming performances. Due to the strike and poor weather. the choir's schedule has been mini- mal, as to year's before. Choiv27

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Choir good friends. good music, and good times To many, the choir may seem like a bunch of people who wear long robes and sing music in Latin. How- ever, there was much more to being involved with Harbor's choir this year. Not only did the choir learn a piece from every type of music, they also studied the theory of music, and enjoyed many fun times together. Rehearsals were held every sixth period and sometimes after school. Directed by Mrs. Kathleen Milford. the choir did an admirable perform- ing job despite the small group. This year, the choir's Christmas show was postponed due to the Front row: Mrs. Milford, Lynn Singleterry. Jenni Banfield, Bonnie Luce. Sheri Green- wood. Kathlene Osten. Wendy Snitcher. Kathy Jordan. Tara Whitmare Back row: Heather Robinson. Quentin Norman. Paul Boggs, Jon Saari. Joel Howie. Kim Flash, Sherri Ondrus. Tim Baum. Vinnie Close, Melis- sa Fornash. Tracy Korovich. Andrea lsco 26l$tudent Life teacher's strike. and finally can- celled after a blizzard on the second date. However, the choir made up for their loss by putting on a mid- winter concert and a pop concert show. One of the high points of the year was a trip to Columbus. Ohio in May, where the choir got to perform for many of Ohiols important legisla- tors. Other events were the Youngs- town Chamber Choir Festival and the Capital University Honor Festi- val. And by the way. if you were won- dering who was selling all those jelly- beans around Easter . . . it was the choir! Drilllng Intervals with the class, Mrs. Milford keeps the steady beat. This year the choir receives one full credit, perviously having only earned a haIf-credit.

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The Shades of Purple. Front Row: Kathy Jor- dan. Paul Boggs. Tara Whitmxre. Second Row: Kimberly Flash Sheri Greenwood, Kathlene Osten. Back Row: Joel Howle. Heather Robin, son, Tracy Koravich, and Trm Baum. Perlormlng a scene from Snow White, ju- nior Sheri Greenwood and senior Joel How!e act on the Kent State University stage The group gave many shows for groups around town Practicing together Is very Important for this group as senior Heather Robinson and juniors Paul Boggs and Tracy Koravich singing here have found out. Shades practiced after school two nights a week. 28 Student Life