Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Reminiscing about old times at Harbor High, sen- iors Andrea Jackson and Roman Svaboda nervous- ly await the beginning of commencement. This night is anxiously awaited by manny. Mrs. Mary Jepson presented an American Hug to Nacho. He was also a guest speaker. Senior Crystal Hotaling hugs Mr. Candela in thought that she will miss him during the coming year. Mr. Flash awards the Edna Condmn Simmons Scholarship tn Vinnie Close. GraduationH9

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Seniors Jodi Goudy and Craig Reese Received the Ed Armstrong Award. Their names will also appear on the plaque in the gym lobby. Presenting a speech to her fellow classmates, Tracy Bish Reads from her notes. Tracy was Class validic. torian. won the Ohio Academic Scholarship and the Frances Lubabn Hanni Scholarship. Q. 1 ix. hk .5 Away We Go! To the solemn sound of thomp and Circumstance, the graduating seniors of 1989 marched into Fawcett Gymnasium one last time. In an attempt to control overcrowding, tickets were required to attend the ceremonies. Speakers of the evening included Igna- cio Del Arco, exchange student from Spain; Jennifer Loudermilk, top in her classs at the Ashtabula County Vocatioal School; Dan Filler, third in the class; Lisa Swedenborg, second in the class; and Tracy Bish, valedictorian. Special guest Mary Jepson presented Nacho with an American flag as a memento of his stay in our country. Ceremonies continued with the pre- sentation of various scholarships and awards, including the Ohio Award of Distinction which was awarded to 49 of the graduating class of 148. 28lGraduation Tracy Bish received the Ohio Aca- demic Scholarship along with the Frances Lubahn Hanni Scholarship. The National Honor Society awarded two one-hundred dollar scholarships to louie Matriciano and Ali Skelers. J odi Goudy and Craig Resse were the winners of the Ed Armstrong Scholarship and their names will appear on the plague in the gym lobby. ttInvicta was performed by the con- cert band, and finally diplomas were pre- sented by members of the school board. Of course, feelings were of a mixed sort. Although there was some gladness, there was also sadness because friends were leaw'ng friends and what they had known for so long. A period of their lives had just ended, but a new and more oppor- tunistic chapter will be ahead of them.

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3WDivider Sharing a smile over computers, Mrs Hornbeck ex- amines Mike Dinatohs paper. Students will un. doubtedly find computers useful in years to come. Trig can indeed be a troubling subject as Terri Ham- ilton learned. butwith the hclp oer. McQuaide, it can seem a little easier. Ii -rg loods thoughtful as senior Vincent ose explains his ideas 10 her. Teaching seniors was a change for Mrs. Hedberg, who , for years, taught junior English.