Harbor Creek High School - Harborian Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1974 volume:

« Zp f 4j y o X x r ° ? 4° . x-- w V Qj GC 974.801 ER4HAR, 1974 Urn oJhZsr GoJto l 7- lo AU JWU. a j va . $ Jen 4 W «Umo Qot n Ho JU - Cooed iWK. turrv-rKj ' V ' Harbor ian ' 74 Harbor Creek High School Harbor Creek, Pennsylvania Volume 68 t L--J 5 { v Table Of Contents V ,-sr V I 1 q s Opening 1 The Year In Review 4 Graduates 10 Student Life 40 A Salute To Captain Paul J. Weitz 42 Underclassmen 56 Organizations 92 Junior High 112 Athletics 128 Academics 156 Patrons 170 Closing 186 4 V 3 J N z s rs o oj $f vooov c rs sC 9 jy ? ... will be remembered for some time to come, but not merely for these activities which were school related. Rather, we shail someday look back upon and recall those things which surrounded us then. Those often mysterious things which seemed to grab hold in a tightly-clenched fist, strangl- ing us into a near oblivion. Those things which caused so much pain, yet may someday be referred to as the good old days. But for now, in the spring of 1974, only the bitter events are brought to mind. The bitter visions of the Yom Kippur war in the Middle East, between Russian-supplied Egypt and former-champion Israel, comes easily to mind. It was a war which soon plunged the entire world into a coldly-black energy shortage. Chile and Greece burned with revolutionary torches, ad- ding a bitter after-taste to a supposed world peace and preparing the stage for further uprisings to follow. Yes, there were many terrible moments for the world in 1973-1974. For the United States in particular there were more hardships, of a different variety altogether. The infamous Watergate Scandal haunted the minds of all Americans, bringing views of a corrupted administration and endless national crises. We saw the fall of Vice President Spiro Agnew, replaced months later by Gerald Ford, while Chief Executive Richard Nixon tottered on the edge of a bottomless pit of insecurity and un-integrity. Around all roamed such mysterious entities as Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Mitchell, Hunt, Colson, LaRue, Dean; the list could go on and on, with no end in sight to the seeming injustices. We suffered our blackouts, our gasoline shortages, and our runaway inflationary trends, yet we somehow managed to live through it all. Perhaps it was that strange Christmas visitor from outer space, the comet Kohoutek, which saved us all from ruin in some unknown manner. More probably, though, was the simple fact that Americans have learned to band together in the ethics of •work. Work encompasses a wide scope - companionship, in- volvement, or the often eluded-to pursuit of happiness. People in the United States shared these traits in the year just past. Whether it was for the impeachment of a President or a nation-wide truck stoppage, people did work together towards their desired goals. Here at Harbor Creek the movements weren ' t nearly as severe, though nevertheless the work ethic showed itself. A Homecoming float, a Christmas program, or any of a number of school-related activities, revealed the working capabilities of the student from Harbor Creek High School. The experiences throughout this year have proven very rewarding to a great number of people; people who shall con- tinue to do their share of the, work. Wtamw n Yes, Work At Harbor Creek Can Be Seen In Many Places . . . ? ' V J tf . . . But There ' ll Always Be Time For Rest And Relaxation. vm Twelve years is a long time. But for Harbor Creek ' s seniors, it has been twelve years of memories, good and bad; of events, joyous and sad; but mostly of work. Whether a senior play, class dance, or any related activity, seniors have found time passes faster when coupled with work; and when all is done, the results are worthwhile. V % A U)0 JlMiAV « play cast Lisa Adams David Beard Laura Brady Dave Buterbaugh Don Engman Coleen Gillespie Kevin Grewell Ed Harvey Gerry Ingalls Darla Koch Janice Kupniewski Kim Mahon Lisa McNamara Linda Nupp Art Rice Brenda Schickling Lisa Sieber Carolyn Sorth Becky Swenson Lori Taccone Melody Artlip Dean Brink Ray Buszek Barb Eaglen Reese Fesmire Renee Gregory Turk Hamilton John Heitman Becky Keen Linda Kraus Todd Logan Nancy McCarty Sue Nelson Greg Panos Sharon Saber Diane Shafer Dana Smith Marilyn Stanley Cindy Szymecki Francine Woycheck Bye Bye Birdie is one of the most captivating musical shows of our time. It tells the story of a rock and roll singer who is about to be inducted into the army. The singer, Conrad Birdie, an Elvis Presley type, has a pom- padour and thick sideburns, he wears guady gold costumes, and speaks in a rugged voice. Albert Peterson, his agent, is a very pleasant mild mannered type. It is his faithful secretary, Rose Grant, that keeps him and Birdie moving forward in the world. Rosie concocts one final national publicity plan before Conrad ' s induction. He will bid a typical American teen-age girl goodbye with an ail-American kiss. Kim MacAfee, in Sweet Apple, Ohio, wins the honor. Bye Bye Birdie is satirical but not malicious. It gives an insight into the everyday life that is very much part of us. It is the tops in imagination and frivolity; a show that will be enjoyed by the cast as much as the audience. Senior Honors Lisa Adams Boston Store ' s Teen Board Kevin Julius Erie County Representative to Edison Project Sue Nelson Daughters of the American Revolution Award Renee Gregory Junior Miss Finalist Marilyn Stanley Carlaisle ' s Teen Board National Honor Society 1. to r.: 1st row - L. Shuttle, S. Saber, S. Nelson, P. Lynn, D. Yost, M. Stanley, M. Loeffler, M. McDermott, R. Piechotka, T. Davis. 2nd row - L. Myers, P. Hamilton, B. Eaglen, C. Gillespie, G. Panos, L. Adams, R. Swenson, M. DiRaimo, J. Orton, C. Goddard, K. Julius, J. Hillkirk, R. Uglow. Commencement Speakers Kevin C. Julius Valedictorian Priscilla Hamilton Faculty Choice Jonathan Kennedy Faculty Choice Gregory Panes Salutatorian Jeffrey Orton Student Choice Bruce Miller Student Choice lU J Kenneth Adams Toni Darleene Ardillo John Marvin Barlow Deborah Lee Beer Lisa Suzanne Adams Jeff Allen Larry Gene Anderson Gary Stephen Bailey Marsha Lee Bailey Magnus Ball © yL fiK T Cynthia Sue Beals Kent James Beanland Sandra Gay Beck Michael Roger Benson Kenneth Charles Bird Virginia Helen Bliss Frances Mari Ardillo Richard Bane Virginia Lynn Bedford Mark David Bock Florence Cooper Busbee Wendy Jo Buszek Joyce Ann Carpenter Robin Leigh Case Jeff Caylor Jeannette Mae Clark Gary Ronald Junior Kimberly Elizabeth Rebecca Jane Becky Lou Colvin Conner Cook Coover Cote ml A. Diane Lynn Counterman Mark Alan Cragle Yvonne Marie Crosby John William Croasmun Daron Czarnecki Todd Melbourne Davis B ■ Charles Alan Dean Michael Joseph DiRaimo Michael Joseph Donohue Rochell Duckett v$ am. Steven Craig Linda Barbara Ann Lorraine Ann Mark Steven Duckett Dumanski Eaglen Earle Eastman John Leslie Eberlin David Lee Edwards Mary Florence Edwards David Thomas Ellwood Christina Ann Ester mkwh ■mi m m JM Cathy Sue Faycheck Edmund Allen Federowicz Mary Lynn Fenton Reese Lewis Fesmire Maureen Ann Folmar Margaret Jean Fuhrman Howard Arnold Fuller Marie Laura Fusco Gary Ganzer Melissa Joy Gardner n« B M Margaret Marie Geiger Coleen Patrice Gillespie Debra Jean Gibowicz Class Officers: Sue Nelson, Sharon Saber. Bruce Miller and Ron Uglow. Christopher Michael Goddard William Godfrey Larry James Gorenflo Susan Renee Gorski Kathleen Ann Goss Kevin Gray Stephen Richard Green Rebecca Ann Gregory Renee Corene Gregory Kevin Cordell Grewell Cheryl Ann Gross Georgiann M. Hamilton Priscilla Hope Hamilton Yvonne Mary Hanes Joan Marie Hardner Christopher Brent Ronald Joseph Patricia Joanne Daniel Albert Denise Ann Hawk Hedlund Heinrich Hemenger Heuser Sally Ann John Gary Michael Christal Ann David Hicks Hillkirk Hoderny Hoover Horanic Robert Leroy Holby Randall Edward Hull Gerald Raymond Ingalls Cheryl Louise Jeska James Michael Johnson 9 Dancing In The Moonlight p THE JUNIOR CLASS r of. HARBORCREEK HIGH SCHOOL presents m Dancing !7n U ie Jltoonfigni Music by 7 SPICE 3 Friday evening May twenty-fifth Nineteen hundred and seventy-three 1973 Prom Court: Dave Nowakowski, Val Orengia, Brett Maloney, Margie Tracy, Jeff Young, Ann Lane. John Moles, Pamela Grezlak Bossolt, King Gene Bojarski, Queen Karen Kupnieski, Tom Marano, Kim Connie Lee Kane Jeffrey David Kathmann Rebecca Sue Keen Theresa Marlene Keim Jonathan Matthew Kennedy Karen Darla Jeann Linda Marie Karen Ann Joanne Marie Kmiecik Koch Kraus Krisch Kuchcinski Theodore Charles Kuerner James Bradley Kuhne Mary Alice Lakatis Gary Lamb Joseph Paul Lander Richard Leasure Richard Liebel Jeffrey Lee Locke Sandra Louise Locke Mary Janice Loeffler Pamela Jean Lowers Bonnie Lee Luke Gary Pamela John Robert Larry Dean Mary Carole Lupp Lynn Lytle Macomber Maille Sue Ann Martin Frank Adam Mayr Nancy Sue McCarty Russell Gary McClelland David Michael McCord Mary Frances McDermott Robin Rennee McFadden Theresa Marie McGrath John McGuigan Paul Michalczik Paulette Michalczik Bruce John Miller Gary Joe Mitchell Christine Ellen Mittner Melody Rae Moorhead Phyllis Ann Moreland Richard Lee Morris Lorrie Jean Myers Sue Nelson Richard Edward Noonan, Jr. James Nowakowski Raymond Bernard Nowosielski Julio Luis Ochoa Victoria Ann Keith Ochs ' Conner Raymond Gilbert Olson Patrick Corrigan O ' Neil Jeffrey Orton Brenda Lee Palmer Greg Alan Palmer Gregory Panos Christine Alyce Paradise Roger John Pepicello Debra Lynn Peters Russell Anthony Piechotka Debra Dianne Pierce Deborah Poeta Richard Prokopchak Neal Proper Timothy Stephen Przepyszny Philip Rea Clifton James Reese Kenneth Eugene Renaud Mark Edward Renner Donald Roy Richardson Timothy William Robison Jacqueline Ann Rose Robert John Rutkosky Luanne Marie Rzepecki Ann Marie Rzodkiewicz Linda Lou Samec Vincent Samec April Elaine Schau Brenda Sue Schickling Amy Schley Sandra Kaye Schrader Lynn Marie Schwabenbauer X t Karen Kenneth Diane Susan Diane Marie Karen May Sebenick Seifert Shafer Shaffer Shumac Janet Ann Smail Stephen Mark Smicker Laura Jane Smilo Susan Lea Smith Arthur Kevin Smyklo diM M David Earl Snowden Kirk Ronald Snyder Thomas Charles Snyder Miles William Sonney Jean Elaine Sowers 1973 Homecoming Court: Miles Sonney, Cheryl Jeska, Julio Ochoa, Toni cone, Russ Tomlin, Patty Heinrich, Larry Macomber, Mary McDermott, Ardillo, Larry Gorenflo, Barbara Eaglen, Tim Robison, Queen Lori Tac- Jeff Kathmann, Terry Keim. Queen Lori Taccone and escort Tim Robison. Lori ' beams while being kissed by class president, Bruce Miller. Marilyn Sue Stanley Wallace Edson Stanley, II Frank Jeffrey Stearns Scott Stephenson Deborah Ann Stull Sandra Lee Surovick John Peter Suroviec Joan Swanson Billy Raymond Swartfager Becky Lynn Sweatman Gerald Sweet June Marie Sypin Bradley Alan Timothy Eugene Dotty Lou Christine Myra Ann Walburn Ward Warren Weindorf Wenzel Judith May Westland Robert Keith Westland William George Wheeler Mary Rhee Whitby Gerald Leslie Wise Marcia Ann Woznicki Francine Woycheck Sharon Lee Yellow Horse Philip Zmijewski Beverly Ann Freeman Seniors Not Pictured: Edward Brion Abramoski Kevin John Arment Kenneth Dudenhoefer Louis Camillus Dvorak Donald Edward Ebner Terrance Ferko Anthony Garofalo Timothy Grimm Patrick Kennedy William Peter Lentz Paul George Martin Robert Michael Nash Darlene Marie Oliver Douglas Earl Richardson Russell George Tomilin Wynn Mynn Turner Calvin Vance It has been said by some that student life, as such, does not exist at Harbor Creek. This could not be more false. Our students are involved in everything from making maps in science class to basking in the glow of a bonfire ' s light. Somewhere along the way they ' ve been involved with work - and everywhere this involvement shows itself. Captain Weitz with wife Sue, daughter Cindy, and son Matt. Captain Paul J. Weitz U.S.N. CAPTAIN PAUL J. WEITZ HOMECOMING HARBOR CREEK SKYLAB I ASTRONAUT ECUMENICAL CHURCH SERVICE Chairmen . . Rev. Sheldon Logan Rev. Cyrus Moorhead Rev. James Fahey FIELD DEDICATION Chairmen . . John Fails John O ' Neil Harbor Creek Athletic Field Harbor Creek Pennsylvania October 7, 1973 r w r t • ' 4 iteUlr f i J J - m ■ g hiiHV 1 rr .J « ' if- Hr s Weitz waves while riding in ceremonial parade. Former school Superintendent Fred S. Clark at the airport reception with Captain Paul J. Weitz. Morning After Morning We Return To Take Up Our Familiar Routines... o st: v L 1 . . .But Once The 3:25 Bell Sounds We Are Off To Our Separate Lives Until Tomorrow xtf 0 cy Current events... Drafting... Wood shop... Pool... English courses.. Art... A Variety Of Classes May Be Chosen To Encourage Self-Expression Jj •■ : The Skills We Develope Assure Us Of A Career Once We Graduate Many Students Engage I Outside j Activities . McD onaid ' • • • xVS x Means Of Self- Expression IM P _ - mmm CI jf j-H 1 f ittMLtf I SnM _ Htf ' ■ J f fe tf . Br? . !- But No Matter How Individual Our Interests And Activities, We Are All . I . . . Striving For A Common Goal— Self-Expression Through Involvement ■ ' - - ■ ■ ■■ - : - . .; ■ ■ ■ if ' J f naqrciaAStnen ! ' ; 1 1 _ % ■ 1 i lf| ■ - 7 The underclassmen are workers in the truest sense of the word. They find themselves outclassing the Jr. High students through difference of age, and often winning out over the seniors through pure will power and work effort. These are competitive years, through which the Har- bor Creek 9th, 10th, and 11th graders pass successfully. m, a J 1 o r s Junior Class Officers (left to right): Danelle Gradler, Sec; Lisa Sieber, Vice Pres.; Lisa McNamara, Pres.; Carrie B rady, Treas. N. Adams R. Allen S. Allen B. Amato R. Antonuccio M. Artlip B. Badger D.Bailey P. Barnett W. Barringer M.Beaumont B.Beckman t A D. Beer R. Beer K. Beill W. Bell V. Benim J. Bennett A. Beresford M. Beringer G. Besler D. Binney S. Bissell G. Blanchfield T. Blose D. Boldorf L. Brainard M.Brecker C. Brink P. Briska C. Brady S. Bretz L. Bronakoski C. Busbee K. Bush M. Buszek K. Byrd C. Carniewski C. Case A. Caufman L. Clorley M. Clougherty H. Corey D. Chermack K. Chilcoat C. Cornan B. Crosbv K. David L. Davis R. Davis W. Ditrich D.Dominick T. Dougan D. Duckett R. Dugan D. Dunn R. Edmonds V. Furey S. Galich W. Galloway M. Gapinski K. Getty W. Glaz M. Garofalo G. Garwig C. Gore SJkft G. Gorenflo D. Gradler D. Gradler D. Gregory T. Gregory D. Greenman J. Hackenberg G. Hannah C. Harvey M. Helffrich D. Hetherington R. Hiles M • «- S. Holodnak E. Horn R. Hughes J. Jacquel V. Jendrasiak D. Johnson M. Johnson T. Jones R. Keller P. Kendziora D. Kerstetter K. Kessler J. Kindland T. King E. Klaproth M. Kloszewski G. Kobielski N. Koniecko D. Lander M. Laughlin J. Lynch J. Mack P. Maloney C. Markiewicz J. McDermott K.McGarvey B. Lawrence J. Lemke M. Kuholski L. Land J. Linebach T. Logan K. Mahon B. Maloney C. Maytum S. McCarty B. Milleran M. Mitchell S. Moats S. Monahan D. Moore C. Morgan T. Morgan M. Morris W. Morchhauser J. Morton S. Nantes B. Newberry M. Noonan K. Nuber J. O ' Neil D. Palmer R. Paschke K. Pattison J. Pearson C.Peters S. Pettinato R. Pierce G. Pihl M. Pitonyak J. Proctor M.Quigley D. Randall M. Randolph E. Rea M.Rea L. Reisinger J. Reynolds F. Rifflard D. Ripley K. Robinson M. Ryan B. Schau S. Schillinger C. Schreckengost S. Schuewerk N. Sebenick R. Scott C. See T. Seifert G. Sell £ PL VTA. S. Sharpe K. Sheffey E. Sheridan R. Sherrell K. Sider P. Sider G. Sigrist T. Simon K. Skindell M. Sleppy D. Smith D. Smith K. Smith K. Smith T. Smith W. Smith D. Smouse T. Stankiewicz S. Stelle R. Sterner R. Strecker V. Suroviec S. Swanson E. Sypin M. Szyplik A. Timmons D. Titko M.Tomasino T. Uglow L. Thompson W. Thompson J. Urmann C. Vitale P. Vogan M. Walburn P. Waldemarson R. Walker T. Wallace J. Ward P. Wells K. Whittle r : G. Williamson G. Wnukoski D. Woodworth A. Wright t C. Watson L. Will C. Wolfe J. Wronek M. Weed J. Williams G. Woodel M. Wronek G. Wykoff S. Yahn K. Young C. Zimmer CLASS OFFICERS - 1. to r.: Lindy Hoyt, Treas.; Laura Schuler, Sec; Lori Alfieri, Pres.; Jim Kujan, V. Pres. Sophomores N. Abahazi A. Abbott J . Adameck J. Aikens B. Albright L. Alfieri R. Barnett E. Barton L. Bauer C. Bianchi C. Bird S. Biser 4 J E. Bissell M. Blair C. Bowers M. Boyd - ' H ' - I -, 1 m v.. C.Boga A.Bojarski W.Bond H. Boriety S. Brainard S. Breter J. Bretz P. Bronson T. Brown D. Bucheral L. Burrows R. Buszek D. Buterbaugh S. Butler K. Bolton P. Buzard J. Byerly G. Carpenter L. Carver P. Chilcoat B. Chizewick R. Clark T. Cleary S. Costello K. Cowser P. Cyparski S. Czarnecki J. Dalglish B. Danielson W.Daugherty A. Dietz D. DiNicola D. Dziubkowski L. Eldred D.DeCoursey P. DeDionisio L. Doerr S. Ellwood M. Dombroski C. Engman C.DeLuca W.Dennis C. Dominik C. Dougan D. Faulhaber R. Fenell L. Fitch B. Fournier J. Fox V. Furey N. Getty J. Golis - , v G. Goluboff R. Gorman B. Graf A. Henry P. Henry S. Grotkowski M. Grzegorzewski C.Grzywinski E. Haffley T. Highhouse R. Hiles L. Hoderny C. Holland F. Hosier L. Hoyt F. Hunt M. Iavarone R. Hull W. Hummer C. Jodon K. Johnson M. Johnson ( S. Jones A ! T. Kosterman D. Kozen C. Laidlaw E. Lander D. Kriner D. Kuchcinski J. Kujan J. Kupniewski Wt5 l B. Langdon M. Langer D. Lanich D. Lay ton J. Leasure J. Lemke R. Lemke S. Lentz L. Lichtenfels C. Liebel J. Lintz F. Longo C. Loosley K. Lyne H. Maille M. Markiewicz J. Martin P. Martinson M. Mathers D. May R. McClelland K. McFadden L. McLaughlin M. Merritt M. Merritt J. Miller T. Miller M. Mills P. Mills D. Moody J. Morgan K. Novet D. Nowosielski C. Olson D. Olson P. Panos J. Papa C. Parrish R. Paschke P. Pastuha L. Pepicello S. Pepicello T. Peterman P. Peters R. Peters B. Phillips T. Pierce C. Prokopchak M. Przepyszny M. Quigley T.Randolph A. Razanauskas P. Rea A B. Richardson S. Richter L. Ritter C. Rogers R. Rogers T. Rosenthal S. Roskowski M. Rutkosky C. Samec L. Schlindwein D. Schneider D. Schreckengost L. Schuler D. Schwabenbauer F. Schwabenbauer C. Sebenick J. Sereno Bk Servey K. Shannon R. Shannon B. Sigrist D. Simpson R. Sliker T. Sheets D. Shields (J, Shultz J. Shumac D. Smith D. Smith J. Smith R. Smith J. Smyklo S. Soder R. Standley G. Stanley B. Starr K. Stephenson M. Stephenson M. Stephenson L. Stinson J. Sulkowski R. Suter E. Swanson M. Szabo L. Szklenski B. Szyplik D. Talkish S. Thompson S. Thompson D. Wagner M. Warren L. Tobin D.Trott few D. Thompson N. Thompson S. Troup T. Turner B. Weaver M. Weigle C. Wells M. Welsh K. Werner J. Wilkerson M. Willats B. Williams M.Williams M.Williams D. Witherow R.Wykoff G.Young T. Zdunczyk R. Zielonka T. Zimjewski L. Zmyewski E. Zymslinski CLASS OFFICERS - 1. to r: Janice Orton, V. Pres.; Noreen Kendziora, Sec; Brenda Ochs, Treas.; Julie McNamara, Pres. Freshmen M. Abbate M. Abramoski D. Adam C. Adams L. Akerly D. Allison R. Altimus D. Allen R. Amann T. Anderson J. Antalek T. Bandur D. Bartlett K. Beanland E. Bedford P. Beill R. Bell C. Blake C. Boga W. Boll D. Bolton S. Brandt G. Brecker P. Breter A. Brink S. Bronson B. Brown S. Burch D. Burkett H. Burrows L. Burrows K. Butler D. Cady T. Carney M. Carson D. Carter R. Casane D. Castano H. Christensen B. Christoph C. Carver V. Caylor K. Colvin M. Coover D. Costello R. Cottrell S. Craciun V. Craft 2  . fjf C { B. Cragle B. Cronauer E. Cudicio R. Cypher C. Damico B. Danielson S. Davis T. Davis K. Deuel C. Dickey -I •« R. DiNicola N. DiRaimo S. Dougan T. Dougan L. Eakin G. Earle E. Faulkner T. Fedele R. Fenell F. Finke J. Finn L. Finn K. Foust C.Fox D. Galloway D. Gapinski D. Garwig P. Gaul K. Glatz J. Goddard F. Grzegorzewski S. Grzegorzewski E. Harriger E. Harvey W. Heiter D. Hicks H. Hiles P. Holodnak K. Horanic M. Howard J. Hume T. Ingalls K. Jacquel L. Jennings M. Jodon S. Johnson G. Jordan J. Kalinowski D. King N. Kendziora J. Kisiel P. Kisiel K. Kmiecik R. Kochanowski J. Koskoris A. Land D. Langdon C. Krull R. Kunselman R. Langdon D. Lay ton P. Lachesky B. Lacy L. Leech C. Lempicki S. Lentz W. Light T. Linebach G. Locke W. Logan ' R. Lytle H. MacTaggart T. Manning H. Martin D. Maxim R. Maxim P. Mav K. McCord K. McGarvey M. McGarvey R. Mclntire J. McNamara C. Mead R. Melzer M. Miller M.Miller G. Mitchell M. Mitchell M. Mitchell P. Nakoski R. Noel B. Ochs .J. Ogle E. O ' Neil D. Orengia J. Orton G. Palmer T. Palmer M. Paradise R. Parmarter E. Pastewka A. Pearson T. Pepicello B. Peters D. Peters R. Peters F. Piazza ft J. Pisani M. Ponsford L. Posch C. Pounds M. Proper D. Puzarowski V.Rea G. Reese M. Renner R. Rick R. Rihel K. Rose D. Rosenthal M. Rudzinski J. Russell S. Rzepecki K. Salen R. Sawtelle R. Schersten R. Schneider ... sSSi ■ ■ na n  n ■ ii m 555522 !■ ■ ■■■«■■ «5 T. Schultz R. Scott W. Seifert A. Sleppy M. Slupski - , N B. Smilo J. Smith S. Smith T. Smith H. Smoker D. Snyder C.Sorth D. Spyker M.Thompson E. Tivnan T. Sulkowski C. Swanson R. Trettel Jmtk V. Urbanski A. Testi M. Thomas L. Wade J. Walker K. White K. Whitney S. Will R. Williamson D. Wolff C. Woodring J. Wronek C. Young T. Young L. Youngs D. Zondlo ■ ■ WfF ' I l P - — - JE H Hi slf t Erie County Vo-Tech The Erie County Tech School is set up on the basis of the student in his or her senior year going out on a co-op job. How does co-op at tech work? Simply beautiful. Only a senior can get the right to be eligible. He has to work up to it in both schools; his home school and the tech school, by keeping up the grades, work and spirit. Once a senior, the instructor qualifies the student by skill competencies, interest, safe- ty practices, work habits, responsibility, and attitude. Then the student is available to work either full time or part-time work shifts, on a two-week agreement. While on the job they go further into the field of their choice, and get paid while in school. Just like anything else the co-op program needs super- visors, counseling, and home school cooperation so that it can stay on its feet. The Vo-Tech six hour daily training schedule at the school — two weeks at a time — provides full opportunity for theory instruction as well as heavy emphasis upon hands-on training and easily leads the student to the eight hour standard work shift. The best proof of the program working is that 87% of Erie County Vo-Tech seniors have full time employment by the time graduation comes around in June. Occupational Education Kevin Gray, Mr. Lundberg, Vicky Luke, and James Feeney at the Sweden House David Roth and Mr. Krieger at the Harbor Creek Municipal Building James Sinclair, Mr. Irwin, Kathy Robison, and Kevin Larson and Howard Johnson ' s The Harbor Creek Occupational Education program (in its eighth year) works on the principle of having each student spend a week at school and then a week working at an area job. Each student is given four different opportunities during the two years of the Senior High program. This enables the student to learn through experience the skills and attitudes that will be required of him in the world of work. Employers who participate do so voluntarily, and their help is invaluable in achieving the goals of the program. Nancy Coogle, Mrs. Langer, and Vicky Skinner at the Central School Cafeteria ' Jra a n iz a tio n : iiiiilHL , W ' • ' % Bfe j R A P5 | -C - Organizations can be defined in one word, and that word is people. These are people interested enough, and caring enough, to spend their time at work; work which is often long and hard. The results show just what this work can achieve. Each group, from senior band to A.F.S. to ABRAXAS, is just one of many Harbor Creek successes. Varsity Cheerleaders 1. to r.: front - J. Bennett, L. Taccone; back - D. Lander, S. Nelson, M. McDermott; top - G. Sigrist, M. Xoonan, F. Woycheck. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders SENIORS - 1. to r.: front - Sue Nelson, Mary McDermott, Mary Edwards; back - Cheryl Jeska, Francine Woycheck, Lori Taccone. 1. to r.: front - D. Biser, L. Nupp, L. Schuler; back - K. Shannon, B. Richardson, M. Willats. Wrestling Cheerleaders Wrinkled pleats, white shoe polish, broken shoe laces, fraying pom-pom, orange and black paper jerseys, hours of practice, doing the pom- pom routine again, and again and again, sore throats, swollen ankles, black-and-blue knees, Victory . . . This is a cheerleader! True dedication to the school and team are shown through the Cheerleaders ' actions at Harb. Hours of practice in the sweltering sun, or at 7 in the morning, fighting off the bugs, and a great loss of sleep paid off when the Varsity Squad brought home a white and a red ribbon and a Spirit Frog from ICF Cheerleading Camp at Williamsport, Pa. During the parade honoring Captain Paul Weitz Harbor Creek ' s cheerleaders led the festivities by heading the parade with the Harb banner. Despite all the hassle, the muscle cramps and bus rides, the cheerleaders are going to miss the Alma Mater and thrill of being part of the spirit expelled at Harb. (bottom) G. Martin, B. Pannel, C. Jeska; (top) M. Edwards, L. Brainard, T. Randolph. Jr. High Cheerleaders Leading Paul Wietz Parade. (Front) C. Wrotney; (Center) P. Yahn, K. Mallory, K. Colvin, B. Dougan; (Back) C. Wright, J. Pisani.B. Sherill. Kneeling: S. Saber. D. Yost. First row (1. to r.): J. Westland, B. Schickling. M. Grzegorewski, T. Ardillo, V. Ochs, M. Buszek, S. Grotkowski. Second row: S. Keough, S. Dougan, D. Miller. G ¥Wm lis Brady, E. Sheridan, L. Adams, B. Swenson, T. Keim, S. Taylor, P. Buzard, G. Jendrasiak, D. Gradler, L. Cipriani, A. Walworth M. Graf. Leaders CADETS, let ' s line up!!.. Oh, no, not again!., ready... 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8... c ' mon, put something into it, girls!... and smile, girls, PLEASE!.. Do St. James Infir- mary, ready?., wear your orange uniforms... practice tomorrow till 4:30... but first, let ' s go over the Proud Mary routine, again... you ' re not pointing your toes, girls!!! These gems of intelligence can be heard in the foyer after school most every night as the Cadets and Twirlers, under the direction of Mrs. Cass and Miss Seifert, prepared for their stints at the Soldiers and Sailors Home and for basketball games with the Pep Band. They also participated in the Fairview Band Competi- tion, helping Harb win first place. ■ ■ Kneeling: Renee Gregory. Standing: Sharon Saber, Darlene Yost. Twirlers Seniors Kneeling: R. Gregory. Standing (1. to r.): P. Collins, S. Hawkinson, R. Davis, L. Hoyt, S. Swanson, M. Stanley, S. Schrader, G. Hamilton, J. Kupniewski, C. Samec, P. Kisiel. Seated (1. to r.): T. Ardillo. B. Sehickling. R. Gregory, G. Hamilton, J. VVestland. D. Yost, L. Adams. B. Sv.enson, M. Stanley, S. Saber, S. Schrader, T. Keim, V. Ochs. First row (1. to r.l: D. Langdon, J. Hackenberg, D. Biser, M. Artlip, C. Langdon. K. McCord, D. Franks, C. Laidlaw, D. Kerstetter, P. Eisert, D. Schneider. B. Weber, D. Kozen. G. Furey, L. Lyon. Second row: T. Bandur. S. Davis, W. Dennis, R. Lytle, P. Hamilton, D. Buterbaugh, P. Lvnn. J. Rhodes, D. Koch, J. Locke, J. Shultz, J. McDermott, S. McCarty, R. Noonan, K. Novet, A. Rice. Third row: K. Beanland, K. Glatz, V. Suroviec, J. Lytle, D. Bartlett, D. Bliss, P. Lynn, D. Beard, T. Davis, L. Brady, J. Suroviec, R. Sawtelle, R. Cypher, J. Williams. Fourth row: B. Milliren, K. Beanland, R. Piechotka, R. Blanchfield, A. Cauf ' man, R. Bell, R. Fleming. C. Zimmer, K. Nuber. Senior Band Officers L. to R.: Russ Piechotka-pres., Rick Noonan-v. pres., Laura Brady- sec, Pam Lynn-lib. WV: ' wMl ;v ' f { % i •fciimffiil A I K I SBS These proud Marching Huskies took first place at the Fair- view Band Competition held October 20, 1973. Mixed emotions about field practice. The trophy!! This year of 1973-74 was a very progressive and prosperous one for the Harbor Creek Band, and consequently, there will be many things for those concerned to remember. Some of them are: You have twenty seconds to get back to the goal lines, 19. ..18. ..mark time, move..! pick up those knees, and don ' t fluff off on those forty-five degree turns Per- cussion, you sound like twenty different drums playing and there ' s only seven of you. . . . Three cheers for the Huskie Band! ! You got brains? That music is yuckka!! We leave the stands with three minutes left Look straight ahead, don ' t turn your head and DON ' T TALK!! Along with this there is: Kevin ' s shirt, baggy uniforms, L. L., play- ing at McDonald ' s, banners for the bus to Fairview, and finally winning first place. Our esprit de corps was tremendous. Drum Major. Kevin N ' uber Color Guard ■ Ji ll ' v  ' ;w  ; I s58 l v v i it •f ' - it Pep Band - The fantastic Harb Pep Band being directed by Band student teacher, Mr. Dave Kacprowicz. This talented group of musicians is the prime entertainment at pep rallies and basketball games. Under the able direction of Mr. Baran and president, John Lytle, they have appeared at the Soldiers and Sailors Home and played at some area college basketball games. From the easy listening sounds of Sweet Caroline to the Spanish beat of El Cumbanchero, the Pep Band has given us many hours of delight. President DISTRICT BAND. Front (1. to r.): .J. Suroviec, P. Lynn, C. Laidlaw. Back: P. Eisert, K. Beanland, P. Hamilton, K. N ' uber. Junior Band First row (1. to r): M. Welsh, A. Schon, K. Binney, M. Staub, H. Hamilton, K. Good, M. McElliot, D. Faipler, L. Berlin, B. Keim, S. Otney, L. Bender, K. Burch, R. Johnson, C. Biser, D. Beard, L. Collier, L. Mitchell, L. Grotowski, A. Kerlin. Second row: L. Burlingham, C. Wood, A. Sieberling, D. Smith, K. Elias, B. Nelson, M. Razanauskas, S. Davis, M. Ogle, A. Amidon, C. Maille, L. Terrill, S. Peters, S. Sima, D. Smith, K. Stanley, M. Johnson, D. Jacquel, K. Czerkies, K. Foust, K. Cockburn, S. Brown, W. Osen, L. Wood. Third row: C. Luke, S. Shunk, K. Cudicio, C. Renner, T. Mixed Chorus McCord, D. McCarty, M. Cote, R. Smith, J. Guth, J. Kozen, S. Wood, C. Johnson, J. Braeger, W. Frantz, W. Schuler, M. Geanous, K. Hamilton, L. Kraus, S. Deickoff, K. King, J. Gott, N. Lytle, C. Peters. Fourth row: M. Faulkner, L. Branter, P. Geanous, T. McQuiston, A. Fry, K. Heuser, H. Torrance, J. Eisert, M. Hull, D. Dennis. Fifth row: D. Smith, M. Olson, J. Snyder, K. Grevvell, D. Beals, P. DeLuca, T. Kimberlin, B. Swanson, K. Eimers, M. Carniewski, S. Bullock. First row (1. to r.): K. Shannon, D. Peters, J. Reynolds. V. Dale, C. Morgan, L. Gill, D. Layton, B. Williams, M. Proper, S. Brandt, A. Wright. Second row: P. Michalczik, D. Shafer, G. Earle, L. Gor- ton, E. Green, J. Roseto, L. Schwabenbauer, P. Bronson, A. Bo- jarski, C. Cole, B. Albright, F. Hosier, K. Stewart, C. Brink. Third row: S. Whittle, F. Ester, T. Pierce, R. Trettle, D. Rosenthal, S. Shorts, M. Folmar. P. Sider. D. Smouse, M. Beringer, S. Bretz. L. Brooks, R. Kochanowski, J. Locke, K. Beanland. T. Davis. D. Sheilds. Congratulations are extended to Steve Whit- tle and Kent Beanland for being chosen to par- ticipate in the District Chorus Festival this year. And also to this group as a whole, for they have prepared themselves and have produced a fine group that a school can be proud of. Senior High Girl ' s Chorus Seniors And Juniors First row (1. to r.l: J. Westland, R. Gregory, S. Marino, D. Yost, G. Hamilton. M. Fusco. J. Hardner, B. Williams, L. Shuttle, B. Sweatman, P. Michalczik. K. Sebenick. D. Franks, M. Moorehead, L. Schwabenbauer, C. Mittner. C. Faycheck. M. Edwards, J. Roseto, A. Rzodkiewicz. L. Taccone. Second row: C. Harvey, K. Krull. M. Xoonan. R. Paschke, S. Shorts, T. Wallace. K. Pattison. K. Young. K. Skindell. G. Gorenflo. M. Whitby, B. Cote. M. Stanley. L. Adams. B. Swenson, T. Keim, M. Folmar, S. Gorski, S. Johnson, B. Keen, S. Beck. Third row: B. Embler, D. Gaul, J. Bennett, C. Zimmer, R. Scott, S. Nantes, B. Amato, M. Pitonyak, M. Mitchell, S. Swanson, D. Johnson, P. Eisert, M. Kuholski, W. Glaz, C. Maytum, D. Hetherington, L. Brainard, N. Hintenach, S. Feaglev, P. Wells, W. Wenzel. Fourth row: A. Wright, C. Morgan, M. Walburn! D. Titko, L. Will, C. Cole. V. Dale, C. Brink, C. Gore, M. Buszek, C. Carniewski, D. Gradler, M. Tomasino, N. Sebenick, E. Sheridan, C. Brady. Officers y k 1 t ' i?3 Becky Cote, pres.; Lriri Taccone, v. pres.; Carrie Bradie, sec; Nancy Sebenick, lib. ? $ ' V ri  w Three young ladies were chosen to participate at the District Chorus Festival this year. They are: Karen Sebenick, Sop. I; Paulette Michalczik, Alto I; and Lynn Schwabenbauer, Alto II. Congratulations! The entire Girl ' s Chorus is to be congratulated on a job very well done this year. Now numbering over 130, it is the largest chorus Harbor Creek has ever had. Sophomores And Freshmen ♦ . r fc First row (1. to r.): P. Chilcoat, T. Turner, A. Dietz, C. Samec, L. Hoderny, C. Huffman, G. Goluboff, C. Sebenick, D. Smith, H. Christensen, S. Boyd, B. Danielson, J. Lintz, J. Leasure, S, Hawkinson, T. Palmer. Second row: M. Williams, S. Hughes, C. Engman, T. Miller, P. Henry, M. Iavarone. P. Nodes, L. Zmyewski. R. French, D. Edwards, D. Kempa. J. Kupniewski. D. Schreckengost. C. Parrish, N. Abahazi, C. Loosley. Third row: L Wade, S. Breter, J. Papa, D. Knight, E. Haffley, P. Buzard, M. Przepvsznv. P. Bover. D. Bucheral. S. Butler, L. Carver. G. Neal. R. Hull. L. Bauer Jr. High Chorus Jr. High Student Council The Jr. High Student Council has kept busy this past year. Besides making final payments for the high school score board, the Student Council has also sponsored such entertainment as the Arkansas Lassies, who visited our school on January 21st. Mr. Leroy Warthman - Jr. High Student Council Advisor Sr. High Student Council The Sr. High Student Council duplicated their Jr. High counterpart, for they too kept very busy this year. Four members participated at the Northwestern Tri-County Intermediate Unit Study Forum, these students being Seniors Jim Johnson and Mike DiRaimo and Juniors Bambi Amato and Terry Wallace. Mike DiRaimo also traveled to Harrisburg for discussions concerning the Energy Crisis. The Student Council has also participated at Harbor Creek. Acquiring a pop machine, fur- niture for the student lounge, and sponsoring a bowling party are just a few of their past ac- complishments, with much more planned for the future. Mr. Joseph Smith Sr. High Student Council Advisor Model U.N. Team 1. to r.: P. Briska, A. Rice, P. Kendziora, K. Beill, D. Gradler, M. Whitby, V. Gendrasiak, B. Richardson, F. Woycheck, B, Eaglen, L. Schuler, G. Hamilton, L. Aifieri, M. Stanley, S. Czarnecki, M. Buszek, M. Loeffler, L. Sieber, C. Brady, G. Gorenflo, Paul Foust-Advisor. The Model United Nations Team of Harbor Creek High, led by Advisor Paul Foust, represented the country of Norway this year. Topics examined and discussed by the team included the re-admission of Taiwan, possible solutions for the Energy Crisis, what steps to take concer- ning terrorism and hijacking, how to deal with political refugees, and how to regulate the trading of military arma- ment. Bloc meetings, taking place at Academy, East, Vin- cent, North East, and Harbor Creek, prepared the team for the bills which they presented, as possible solutions, at Gannon College on November 9-10. Advisor - Paul Foust Left- Right- B. Algrin, J. Carpenter, T. Stankiewicz, P. Lynn, O. Panfiloff, P. Lynn, C. Lempecki, C. Editors Mary Maille, Sue Nelson, Pam Lynn Dickey, Mrs. Whitmore, D. Buterbaugh, Mrs. Finnell, M. Maille, J. Heitman, D. Titko, D. Beard Mrs. Whitmore, I can ' t come to the meeting tonight. I have an interview with Maureen McGovern . . . Did Mary get the camera so we can take some pic- tures? . . . Oh, hi, Mary, did you get the camera? . . . Good . . . See you at 7:30. Many conversations, from the Maureen McGovern article to ads for the paper, were often heard in the Abraxas-Yearbook room after school. The staff put in many hours of work and did a fine job on this year ' s paper. American Field Service A year of life in a foreign country, living in another type of life and talking a foreign language, is a wonderful experience for any teenager. I ' ve enjoyed my stay in the United States. In my American family, the Lockes, I have two brothers and two sisters. Jeff and Sandra are Seniors this year, Gordon is in ninth grade, and Cheryl goes to grade school. The first months I had trouble understan- ding English, but my family, teachers, and friends helped me a lot, so I could understand the language better than before. This is the greatest year in my life, and I will never forget Harbor Creek and its friendly people. Julio stayed with the Don Locke family while at Harbor Creek. Support Friendship Support A.F.S. Julio Ochoa A.F.S. Booster Club The A.F.S. Boosters thank-you for your support by buying bonds and patronizing our concession stand. One of the most beautiful ex- periences in my life has been to come to the states, and particularly to Harb. The kids are very nice and so are the teachers. I am very grateful to Mr. Richard Helsley and family and to Mr. Henry T. Plumb and family for receiving me like a daughter in their homes and for the love they gave me. I ' m thankful, too, to the FIC committee that gave me the oppor- tunity to come here. I had a very good time at Harb. I liked the enthusiasm in the games and competitions. And, of course, I had joy. I will never forget all this and I hope the kids of Harb, the school, and the teachers will always be like we are now. FIC enchange student Rosa Romero Rosa stayed with the Harry Plumb family while in Harbor Creek. ' ■ : f i ' ;? ■h m J ■ lm r ■■ fk mi II Hi n mi is ■■ m « i o • Jsftg h uoJb |UUMo CdLJxiA. op] W. [la UJ-eOi? % l4J 1 The thrill of a pep rally - the excite- ment of an assembly - even the mystery of a fire drill - after a while these occurances are commonplace. Yet to the 7th and 8th graders of Harbor Creek these are strange and often unique happenings, With time, patience, and the willingness to do work, these students will surely go a long way. 8th Grade A. Ayers K. Ay les worth D.Bailey P. Bane R. Barbarini T. Barker M. Barker H. Barlow M.Bauer D.Beaumont S. Bolla L. Bolton C. Borges J. Bowes J. Braeger D. Bretz B. Briska D. Brissey B.Brown K.Bronson D.Brown S.Brown S.Brown T.Brown V.Brown S.Bullock L. Burlingham W. Busbee M. Bush T.Calhoun M. Carniewski C. Carpenter T. Carpenter D.Carson R. Conley B. Conner G. Conners J. Costello P. Davis D. DeDionisio C. Deickhoff J. Deimling J. Deist R. Denning D. Dennis C. Dietsch C. Dinicola K. Dinicola V. Ditrich R. Doerr K. Crabb K. Czerkies A. Daugherty B. Davis R. Dougan S. Easton C. Eimers J. Eisert K. Elias G. Essigmann D. Faipler B. Faulhaber W. Frantz P. Fulmer W. Furey G. Ganzer J. Gapinski L. Garwig M. Geanous G. Gibson M.Graf J.Greggs W. Gross G. Grotkowski wSZMBSi J.Harris C.Harvey S. Hawkinson M. Hedlund M. Hennell D. Henery M.Herman • • B-U D. Hesch K. Heslop K. Hetrick T. Highhouse P. Hillkirk P. Hillkirk T. Hinkler f, if ' i ,-5 M. Holby T. Kimberlin K.King B. Kirsch L. Klaproth J. Kozen D. Kress B. Kuerner R. Lachesky H3 C. Lawrence O. Lawson C. Lamb H. Lander G. Lapinsky J. Laukaitis C. Learn J. Lencki G. Limer C. Lindslev G. Lohse D.Luke W. Lyon N. Lytle J. Mackowski C. Mahood F. Maille R. Malinowski B. Malony P. Malony K. Malorv R. Martin R. Martin J. Mathers M.McElligott D. McKeirnen J. McLanahan D. McLaughlin T. McMann S. McNeill L.Miller R.Miller T.Miller D.Miller D. Milliren M.Mills R. Mishik T. Mitchell G. Morelli E. Mosbacher B. Nelson S. Newell D. Noonnnan S. Noyer H. Nupp J. Oosterkamp S. Oosterkamp S. Ottenh T. Paschke S. Payne W. Pearson K. Peters B. Pierce J. Plociniak R. Plonski J. Poeta J. Poeta D. Polites J. Prokopchak J. Puzarowski T. Rastatter M. Razanauskas S. Robertson D. Ross B.Ryan M. Saber T.Sanders M. Scarpino D. Schaff T. Schersten A. Schon W. Schuler A. Schuwerk M. Sebenick J. Steinman B. Stephenson G. Stiver M. Swanson E. Szabo r T. Taft R. Theis N.Thomas J. Tomasino V R. Urbanski P. Vivier D. Wagner L. Weed I M.Welsh L. Wickett K. Wilhelra B.Williams G.Williams J. Winnen V. Witherow S.Wood 7th Grade W yJP M.Abbate R.Akerly B.Alexander T.Allen R.Allison M. Amato A. Amidon S. Antalek t K.Aylesworth B.Baker M. Basile D. Beals L. Bean D. Beard L. Beardsley L. Bedner :? S.Briska C.Bronson T.Brown J. Buckel K. Burch M. Busbee C.Bu terbaugh D.Carson o O A- D.Carson K. Chilcoat K. Chilcoat J. Churchfield C. Collen L. Collier R. Come K. Conners S. Conners J. Corkan M. Cote T. Cox D. Craciun R. Crenshaw K. Cudicio J. Daley M. Daglish J.Davis S.DeCoursey P. DeLuca D. DeMichele D. Dean S. Deickhoff T.Dill L. Faulhaber M. Faulkner S. Finke C. Fisher S.Garfield P. Geanous G. Gibbens K. Glover M. Gonda M. Gorski J. Gott S. Granger ?.. D. Gregory K. Grewell R. Groger J. Gronborg B. Gross L. Grotkowski M. Haffley S. Haise m a H T. Hallgren K.Hamilton D.Hand F.Harris A. Jennings R. Johnson G. Kalinowski A. Kennelley K. King P. Kobielski R. Koch M.Kozen L. Kraus K. Krysiak C. Kuzilla C. Lagner T.Land M. Lempicki S. Lentz A. Lichtenfels C. Liebel K. Lindemann P.Logan C. Luke D. Lundberg D. Lupp L. MacTaggart S. McCarthy T. McClurg D. McCarty D. McFadden T. McFarland B. Mclntire T. McQuistion L. Mitchell i JMPV L. Mittner E. Moorhead D. Morgan D. Mosbacher K. Mosier A W C. Murphy J. Nakoski M. Ogle M.Olson D. Orengia W. Osen L.Parmarter R. Paschke G. Peters K. Peters S. Peters J. Piazza B.Pierce T.Pierce J. Pisani M.Polatas J. Ponsford L. Ponsford R. Postlethwait T. Rainey L. Rastatter M. Razanauskas R. Rea S. Salow R. Sawtelle D. Sayre M. Schau M. Schauble J.Schneider T. Scholton A. Schreckengost T. Sciubba S. Sewell M. Shannon J. Sheridan J. Shook J. Shouey S. Shunk S. Sima P. Slomski M. Slupski D. Smith M. Smith R. Smith R. Soder L. Sorth K. Standley M. Staub J.Steger C.Stephenson J.Stephenson K.Stephenson L.Sterling W.Stewart L. Stoner B. Sulkowski T. Sulkowski B. Sunde X.. k B. Swanson P. Swartfager D. Szymecki S. Szyplik R. Young S. Zdunczyk J. Zelenak I .iw- £- Cc m ' TUam It doesn ' t take much to make a team; it takes nine to play baseball; four less and basketball is underway. It does, however, take something to make a winning team. It takes hustle, it takes dedication, and it takes a lot of work. From the results, it ' s obvious that Harbor Creek ' s athletic teams have just this winning combination. Track ' 73 Individual County Champions Shoiput 49 ' 11 Mark Johnson High Jump Jim Johnson yd. run David Nowakowski The track team ended an undefeated season by win- ning the County Track Meet at North East. Highlighting the win was the selection of the following eleven boys to the All County Team; double winner Jim Johnson, Jim Divins, Doug Henry, Dave Nowakowski, Mark Johnson, Joe Guzowski, John Eberlin, Greg Swan- son, Ron Uglow, Cliff Schreckengost, and Doug Pfeffer. Eberlin was also named the outstanding field man for his record setting 42 ' 5 in the triple jump. The Huskies finished the season with a record of 6 wins and no losses, including important wins over arch- rivals Iroquois and favored North East. This marked the second time in three years the Huskie thinclads have been undefeated under coach Steve Henry. During the season the Huskies were led by Jim Johnson, the out- standing trackman, and John Eberlin, the outstanding field man. With both of these boys returning next year along with seniors Ron Uglow, Miles Sonney, Wally Stanley, and juniors Tim Uglow, Dale Soder, John Kindland, and Cliff Schreckengost, and sophomore Greg Young. The Huskies have high hopes for another fine season. Track Team 73- 1st row (1 to r) D. Henry, J. Johnson, J. Guzowski, D. Pfeffer, G. Swanson, J. Divins, D. Nowakowski, J. Eberlin, H. Maille, S. Merritt. 2nd row- F. Stearns, T. Uglow, G. Bojarski, R. Uglow, 0. Whaley, D. Soder, T. Robison, J. Jacquel. 3rd row- G. Young, R. Piechotka, M. Johnson. P. Rea, D. Binnev. M. Johnson, R. Pierce. 4th row- B. Hamilton, B. Beichner, P. Rodland, B. Maloney, A. Caufman, J. O ' Neil, T. Thomp- Harbor Creek 98 Fairview 89 1 2 Jfr- Fort LeBouef 891 2 i Girard 86 North East 91 Iroquois Northwestern 52 66 V2 33 64 55 43 Whaley shows determination as he follows through. The 1973 Harbor Creek two- mile relay team, comprised of Greg Swanson, Joe Guzowski, Doug Pfeffer and anchor man Jim Johnson, capped off an un- defeated season by becoming the only Harbor Creek entrant to win both the County and District Titles. In doing so they also established a new school record of 8:06.2. Congrat- ulations on a job well done! Uglow puts it into high gear. Divins puts the shot for a record. Coaches- Asst. Terry Humphreys, Asst. Dave Sceiford, Asst. Jim Hazelton, Head Coach Steve Henry. John Kindland, a promising Junior. Record setter John Eberlin flies into the pit. Swanson turns an early lead over to Pfeffer. Senior Steve Merritt poises for a near record toss. Hard working Joe Guzowski on the way to a District Championship. Baseball 9 ♦ 9 % a Bottom row, L to R- J. Hedlund, J. Mack, T. Sliker, C. Goddard, M. DiRaimo, D. Spyker, T. Marano. Top Row- Coach Foust, J. Hedlund, D. Eisert, J. Hillkirk, D. Ellwood, T. Roseto, M. Helfrich, D. Hain, G. Colvin, Coach Bauman. ¥4 Roseto with a look of confidence. Hain surveys the Tiger attack. County Selections Terrv Roseto Tom Marano Dave Hain The Huskie baseball team had an excellent year, with 14 wins and 4 costly losses. The fine season was the result of extraordinary hitting and fielding performances by Terry Roseto and Tom Marano. Roseto finished the year with an average of .453 with 29 hits for 64 times at bat. Marano finished with a .349 average with 29 hits for 63 times at the plate. Roseto belted 5 homeruns while Marano hit 3. Dave Spyker also added to the Huskie attack along with freshman Terry Sliker, who had an outstanding perfor- mance at third base. Spyker, as a pitcher, had a record of 4 wins and 1 loss, giving up only 17 runs in 32 innings. Gary Colvin, a junior, was a late season standout when he was discovered to be an excellent catcher. Gary went unnoticed at the catching position during the first part of the season, but proved his ability towards the end. The admirable season should be credited to the entire Huskie team and coaching staff. He ' s throwing a spitbal Spyker follows through on a hit. Terrv Roseto and Jim Hedlund discuss strategy in a critical game. Harbor Creek Harbor Creek 7 Saegertown 6 5 Union City 12 Union City 3 11 North East 2 Meadville 19 Iroquois 9 North East 3 4 Fairview 8 1 Iroquois Northwestern 2 6 6 Northwestern Fort LeBoeuf 10 Fort LeBoeuf 9 3 Wattsburg 4 Wattsburg 4 Girard 12 Girard 4 Fairview 3 2 6 11 8 5 4 3 5 Did vou see that hit? Joe Hedlund chases fly bails before From 1. to r. front row: Gene Folmar, Scott McCarty, Bob Graf, and Scott Daglish. Back row: Dave Ripley, Rick Sherre41, John Lytle, Gary Ganzer, Bernie Badger, Bob Puscher, and Coach Art Klopfer. The Huskie tennis team had a rough opening season, closing the 1973 year with a 0-9 record. Rocky Grove, Iroquois, Corry, St. Marks, and Meadville were the first year opponents, all strong and established teams. Letter winners for the Huskies were Bob Puscher. Bernie Badger, Gene Folmar, Scott Daglish, Gary Ganzer. John Lytle, Scott McCarty, and Bob Graf. Scott McCarty led the team in singles competition with four victories. uskies 1 2 Iroquois Meadville 2 1 Corry Rocky Grove St. Marks 1 2 1 1 Iroquois Corry Rocky Grove St. Marks Opponents 6 5 5 6 7 6 5 6 6 Folmar has to stretch for this one. Coach Klopfer shows how. Football Goddard and Ellwood stop a runner. Nowakowski grabs a pa V : i 1- a ' lBI .« ■■ ■■nI ♦. ■ ' MM Johnson looks for a hole while returning a punt. The 1973 Huskie football team, hoping to repeat as County Champions, fell short as they finished with an overall slate of three wins and six losses. The never-say-die Huskies, under head coach Tony Sanfilippo, featured a rugged defense led by All-County selec- tions co-captain Jim Johnson, Dave Ellwood, Jim Nowakowski, and Tim Uglow, along with co-captain Gary Colvin. Joining these five to form an explosive offense were quarterback Dave Spyker, fullback Chris Goddard, halfback Ron Uglow, and linemen Reese Fesmire and Jim Hedlund. With Hedlund, Tim Uglow, transfer student Tom Cleary, and sophomore sensation Greg Young, who suffered a concus- sion at mid-season, along with a cast of underclassmen returning, the Huskies ' chances for a County Championship next year look promis- ing. Coaches: K. Reynolds, Head Coach T. Sanfilippo, First Ass ' t. J. Ballard, T. Humphreys, and J. Sholtis. Spyker gets the pass off in time. lp lete First row (1. to r.): D. Snowden, R. Fesmire, S. Smicker, D. Ellwood, J. Johnson, G. Colvin, C. Goddard, J. Hedlund, K. Cowser, T. Uglow. Second row: R. Beer, D. Kriner, W. Zmijewski, T. Simon, M. Morris, J. Ostrowski, D. Spyker, J. Hedlund, C. Fournier, J. Nowakowski, R. Uglow, T. Johnson. Third row: D. Wagner, D. Smith, J. Wise, G. Young, S. Ellwood, K. Whalev, D. Schwabenbauer, J. Sulkowski, B. Bell, K. Stephenson, R. McClelland. B. Dietrich. n leaps for a T.D. pass. Cross Country Sonney leads the way. Martin trying to catch up. Starr stretching his lead over opponents Soder - Team ' s most valuable runner. Schreckengost running hard. V Linebach fights for the finish. Golf 1. to r.: 1st row Binney. Coach Grzelak, G. Lupp, M. DiRaimo, G. Pihl. 2nd - M. Clougherty, J. Mack, T. Pepicello, T. Smith, D. The Huskie Golf team, under the guidance of Coach Ed Grzelak, com- pleted the 1973 season with seven wins and five losses. Leading the team were letter winners Gary Lupp, Mike DiRaimo, Dave Ripley, Matt Thayer, Todd Smith, Mark Clougherty, and Greg Pihl. Ripley lead the team with a season average of 80, while Team Cap- tain Lupp completed the season with an 82 average. Prospects are good for next year ' s team, with eight members returning. Besides letter winners Ripley, Thayer, Smith, Clougherty, and Pihl, Tony Pepicello, Joe Mack, and Doug Binney will also be on next year ' s squad. Junior Varsity, Sports COACHES: Keith Reynolds Joseph Sholtis Football - 1. to r.: 1st row - D. Wagner, J. Wronek, D. DeCoursey, B. Wykoff, P. DeDionisio, S. Daglish, M. DeAngelo, D. Kriner. 2nd row - D. Shields, M. Merritt, T. Zmijewski, J. Ostroski, T. Pierce, C. Johnson, M. Merritt, D. Butterbaugh. 3rd row - K. Stephenson, G Young, K. Whaley, D. Smith, S. Ellwood, D. Schwabenbauer, R. McClelland, J. Sulkowski, K. Cowser. Basketball - 1. to r.: T. Sliker, J. Ostroski, S. Ellwood, T. Cleary, M. Helffrich, C. Fournier, T. Smith, B. Wykoff, D. Schwaben- bauer, M. Boyd, J. Kujan. COACH: Robert Stroup COACH: Thomas Lieble Wrestling - 1. to r.: 1st row - K Whitney, L. Akerley, J. Byerly, J. Costello, M. Learn, D. Nye, J. Kindland, J. Morgan. 2nd row ■ S. Bmney, K. Rose, J. Lemke, M. Sonney, R. Piece, K. Stephenson, J. Hedlund, T. Johnson, S. Pfeffer, E. Federowicz. J. Ball. Eberlin stretches for two points. Kennedy shoots over an outstretched opponent. L rAbOSVj-UERlIf f Johnson follows through on a jumper as Ward, Kennedy, and Eberlin set for the rebound. peed. Chn - U w o Aft ' oc W n B y r 1 4 mem - « Asst. Coach Stroup and Head Coach Grzelak Ward scores from underneath. BASKETBALL 1. to r.: J. Kathman G. Wykoff T. Ward J. Kennedy J. Hillkirk T. Sliker J. Johnson J. Eberlin G. Ganzer D. Ellwood T. Smith M. Helffrich The Harbor Creek basketball team had its se- cond big year in a row under Head Coach Ed Grzelak. Led by the high scoring of seniors Jon Kennedy and John Eberlin and the defense of playmaker Jim Johnson the Huskies finished with a fine over-all record. After getting off to a slow start the Huskies roared back to win six games in a row before a heart-breaking one-point loss to the Iro- quois Braves, slowing the Huskie express. Tim Ward and Greg Wykoff proved to be pleasant surprises as both aided the team with their rugged rebounding and accurate shooting. Also seeing plenty of action were Dave Ellwood, a strong boardman, and John Hillkirk and Jeff Kathman, two solid ball handlers. Senior Dave Spyker missed most of the season due to illness, but returned to action in the second half. The individual highlight of the year came when Jon Kennedy became Harbor Creek ' s second leading all- time rebounder. With returner Wykoff, as well as Craig Fournier, Todd Smith, Terry Sliker, and Mike Helffrich, the Huskies look for another big season next year. Johnson starts the fast break. Ellwood gets position as Eberlin shoots. Kennedy muscles his way to the hoop. Wrestling 1. to r.: 1st row - S. Brainard, D. Renner, S. Costello, M. Randolph, J. Miller, G. Sweet. 2nd row D. Trott, T. Robison, J. Nowakowski, M. Benson, R. Holby, D. Snowden. Benson strains to escape. Harbor Creek 19 Titusville 26 Fort LeBoeuf 21 Wattsburg 48 Fairview 5 Reynolds 47 Jamestown 19 North East 42 Girard 36 Saegertown 48 Northwestern 19 Iroquois 21 McDowell 9 General McLane 24 Union City 35 27 30 15 51 9 25 17 9 35 30 41 22 Robison looks for a takedown. Coach Jester ' s optimistic hopes of another County Championship were brought to an end as the Huskie wrestlers, plagued with injuries and suffering several close defeats, finished with a 6-8 mat record. Despite the record the Huskies had several outstanding individual per- formers. Jim Nowakowski closed out his career at Harb by compiling a 42-3 record over the past two years as well as winning the District title this year. Both Jim and senior Gerry Sweet won District titles as well as being All- County selections. Also wrestling this year were Seniors Tim Robison, Miles Sonney, Dave Snowden, Bob Holby, Mike Benson, Rick Leasure, and Terry Johnson; Juniors Jim Hedlund, Mark Randolph, Curt Sonney, Shawn Costello; Sophomores Jay Miller, Kurt Stephenson, and Dave Renner; and Freshman Lonnie Akerley. With 10 lettermen returning next season, the Huskies are hoping to return to their winning form. Another pin for Jimmy HAPHFR Asst. Coaches Sceiford and Liebel and Head Coach Jester. Brainard breaks him down. Nowakowski flattens another foe. Sweet rides him out. Holby gets instructions during a break. Scott Dalglish completes the medley. Coach Joe Buchan T «y WSf 4 . or Creek Opponent 42 Fairview 128 56 McDowell 106 67 North East 96 40 Fairview 127 55 Iroquois 113 58 Corry 112 53 Iroquois 101 49 Tech 115 79 Bradford 84 49 Strong Vincent 121 Chris Watson paddles through the breaststroke. Although not shown in the win-loss record this season, the Huskie swim team, under the guidance of Coach Joe Buchan, showed some fine talent throughout the year. Led by co-captains Larry McComber and Dave Johnston, the Swim team showed outstanding developement in many areas. This included Ray Buszek in the backstroke, Matt Thayer, Chris Watson, and Ken Novet in the breaststroke, Scott Dalglish and John McDermott in the individual medley, Howard Fuller and Scott Dalgish in the butterfly, Mike Finke, Jim Ogle, Bob Graf, Paul Nakoski, John Shultz, Bryan Milliren, Paul Gryzwenski, Mike Swanson, and Howard Fuller in the freestyle, and Frank Mayr and Dave Johnston as divers. The outlook is very good for next year, when many experienced students return for the Swim Team ' s second season. _ ¥ — if — 4 Another dive bv Dave Johnston. Junior High Sports FOOTBALL in it ' s second year of interscholastic competi- tion on the Junior High level saw the Huskie gridders gain valuable experience as they move up to the varsity level. Under coaches Scieford, Claypool, and Blose the little gridders showed great enthusiasm and spirit despite a winless season. 1st row (1. to r.) - Mgr. D. Orengia, S. Smith, M. Wykoff, J. Pisani, M. Rudzinski, D. Spyker, D. Garwig, Mgr. J. Goddard. 2nd row - Coach Haynes, M. Mitchell, K. Kimiecik, P Sieber, B. Cachanowski, R. Nole, D. Castano, S. Rzepecki, G. Jordan, Mgr. T. Pierce. BASKETBALL on the Junior High Level, under the direction of Coaches Haynes, DeDionisio, and Sholtis, saw each Huskie team finished with a respectful record. Leading the 9th grade team were, high scorers, Ken Kimiecik, Dave Castano, Gil Jor- dan, Mark Mitchell, and Mark Wykoff. The 8th and 7th grade teams both sent spirited and talented boys to a higher level. WRESTLING proved to be a successful sport in the Junior High as the Huskie grapplers enjoyed a fine season. Under the guidance of Coach Dave Scieford the Huskies turned out many fine wrestlers for next years varsity and J.V. teams. Girls ' Sports Jump ball basketball swim team The girls ' edition of Harbor Creek athletics entered three successful seasons this year. It began with the girls ' basketball team, coached by Mrs. Oliver. Outstanding on the squad were Joyce Roseto, Joane Adamak, Amy Pear- son, and Ann Marie Abbot. The Harbor Creek swim team, in its first year, showed many good individual per- formances, regardless of their win-loss standing. The volleyball team, coached by Miss Miller, added a touch of glory to the teams by winning the Erie County Cham- pionship by going undefeated at Edinboro. The team featured performances by Priscilla Hamilton, Mary Edwards, and Barb Eaglen. volleyball Arcade ?micA 3 r r r There will always be criticism of facul- ty and administration officials - it seems to be part of human nature. But here at Har- bor Creek this criticism is unfounded. The academics of our school are run by dedicated, hard working individuals - individuals who spend their time and effort towards making this school the success that it is. At the beginning of the 1973-1974 school year the Harborian Staff decided to select work as the theme for this year ' s book. Perhaps there was a touch of the clair- voyant to it all, for this topic soon presented itself to the Administration and Faculty of Harbor Creek High School. It all began on September 5th, with students arriving from their summer vacations. This day also marked the opening of a new addition to the school. Much work had been spent organizing this massive move, yet within days it was evident that this work was far from complete. Within two weeks a new schedule was put into effect, involving changes for the eighteen-hundred-plus students at the high school. The result, after a tremen- dous amount of work on the part of the counselors, department heads, and all throughout the school concern- ed enough to help, was a very satisfactory system. It is a system which now contains English mini-courses, newly developed photography classes, a community pool ser- vice, and many more renovations and ideas. Later in the year more problems occurred. As of January 6, 1974, the United States converted to year- round daylight-savings-time. School Board officials and Administration Personnel worked long and hard on the dilemma, finally surfacing with a plan which completely re-vamped the Township School System. In a move which pleased some and angered others it was decided to start the High School at an earlier time than the Elementary schools. Because of this schedules were once more re- arranged, with no sacrifices being made within either the courses or the curriculum. There were problems throughout the entire year, varied and numerous as they always are. Yet these hard- working individuals, gathered from every corner of school life, combined their numerous assets and talents towards achieving workable solutions. It is often forgotten, in day- to-day life at Harbor Creek, that these things do arise. Perhaps we should remember these emergencies, so that we will think of the people who solved them. They deserve a great deal of credit and recognition from the entire com- munity. Administration Mr. Forbes Bannister High School Principal Mr. LeRoy Palloto Assistant Principal Mr. James Young, Jr. Jr. High School Principal Dr. John Hillkirk Superintendent of Schools Mr. Robert Mulvin Assistant Superintendent Mr. Emmett Mcintosh Federal Projects Coordinator Board Of Education Rev. Charles Wertz President Mr. Ronald Orton Vice President Fred I. Chapman Treasurer Berton E. Hofius Secretary Business Manager Charles R. Wertz President Dr. John Hillkirk Superintendent of Schools ♦Robert D. Mulvin Assistant Superintendent Kenneth E. Yager Board Member Oliver W. Whaley, Sr. Board Member John F. McDermott Board Member Dr. Raymond L. McGarvey Board Member Douglas P. Moorhead Board Member Rose S. Nichols Board Member Ronald C. Orton Vice President Non Board Member Mr. Fred Chapman Treasurer Mr. Berton Hofius Secretary Business Manager Robert Denniston M.Ed. 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Qpr Own Sai sa S N®arafl$ea s r s f $) vr .£ r 8M fctstwrg Read O? o! • - W _C 2 a o WSi V, Radic PiW yjpa id sh6wer nJ RadiantTiea V • G £s-T- • GoltAdjacent - Soudan ' s Moteli and Restaurant: f 3706 East ke Road Erie, Pa • Route 5 ElelWhone 899-3164 ssmen Welcome : - WaTt Walker and Chet Peterman Eastway Sunoco Custom Service 4203 Buffalo Road 899-5722 Same as Last Year l -K b V fie Wishe To The r Harbor Creek e xiiUNuor reeK Eaq ty, Students ID r- nd Gfetduates CHarbor Creek School for Boys Better Than Last Year SohFs IGA Supermarket 4120 Main Street Lawrence Park, Pa. 899-6254 Lada ' s Jewelry Diamond Watches and Gifts K-Mart Plaza East 4441 Buffalo Road Phone 899-825 Doug and Rich Tux Shop 2881 West 26th Street K-Mart Plaza Erie, Pa. 16506 Phone 838-2612 John Rea-Owner Consolidated Builders General Contractors New Homes-Garages Complete Remodeling Free Estimate Phone 899-7597 Eastway Bowling Lanes 4110 Buffalo Road 899-9855 24 Lanes Snack Bar Instructions Brunswick and AMF Accessories Congratulations Class of 74 from Panos ' Restaurant 1504 West 38th Sears Roebuck and Company Buy with Confidence from the World ' s Largest Retailer 134 E. 10th St. Erie, Pa. Buffalo Road Supply 4307 Buffalo Road Erie, Pa. Hardware Window and Screen Repairs Compliments of FSSSitiith Jmeter systems 1602 Wagner Avenue, Erie, Pennsylvania Best Wishes From Security Peoples Trust Co. 1915 East 38th Street Erie, Pa. 16510 Phone: 455-0961 Congratulations Class of 74 C. J. Dusckas Kraus Electric Co., Inc. — Wholesale — Wiring Supplies Lighting Fixtures 1325 State Street Erie, Pa. 16512 Tetra Tool, Inc. 1425 Industrial Drive Erie, Pa. 16505 Telephone (814) 833-6127 Tom Hobeck Res. Phone 725-9785 Phone 899-0133 Hobeck Collision Try Us — You ' ll Like Us Complete Auto Body Repair Refinishing 1916 Eastern Avenue Wesleyville, Pa. 16510 Ed Edinger ' s Super 100 2440 Buffalo Road Erie, Pa. 16510 Gaslight Lounge and Restaurant Erie, Pa. Featuring Entertainment Nightly 9-1 Erie Bike Shop 1161 Buffalo Road Sales and Service Congratulations Class of 74 Scott ' s Bar and Grill 1206 East 8th Street All legal beverages Phone 814 456-1964 814 528-5114 Erie Hard Chrome, Inc. Specializing in Plating And Polishing of Molds, Tools, Dies 150 East 12th Street - Erie, Pa. 16511 Marvin L. Akerly President C yrd ) [ford] Gumino Martin Ford, Inc. 150 East 12th Street Erie, Pennsylvania 16501 Telephone 814 454-5231 Garnet ' s Sunoco 4790 Station Road 899-6143 Custom Car Care G SPECIAL □ DYNALUBE Q LUBRICATION Premium Blended Gas And Sunoco High Grade Oil Hours By Appointment Dr. Loren J. Prichard Chiropractor 611 Buffalo Rd. Harborcreek Pa. 16421 Office Phone 899-1966 You Are Now In FERRARO Ford Country Rt. 20 Between Fairview and Girard Nunzi ' s Place 1523 East 38th Street Specializing in Italian Foods and Steaks State Farm Insurance Company Harbor Creek Graduate John J. Catrabone Jr. Agency Auto Life Fire Health 1726 West 8th Street (kw$ Isn ' t Harbor Creek a Nice Place to Live? Phil ' s IGA balanced living for today ' s high school student TELL IT LIKE IT IS Office Headquarters 150 E. 9th Street Erie, Pa. Phone 453-3310 or 899-4898 E. Clark Rose - Director Wm. K. McClelland, Inc 715 Baldwin Bldg. Erie, Pa. 16510 455-2773 Materials Handling Equipment Lift Trucks-Cranes-Dock Boards-Casters Hoists-Shelving-Conveyors-Racks Shop Equipment-Pans-Hand Trucks Bill McClelland-Mike Pillitteri Erie Sewing Stereo Center Sales and Service on Home and Commercial Sewing Machines Jim Bowers-Owner Terry Taylor Realtor Residential-Commercial-Suburban 5003 East Lake Road Eve. and Weekends Call 899-2747 Congratulations Class of ' 74 Liberty Car Wash 38th at Liberty Streets 38th and Zimmerman Road Chuck Westland Owner-Manager custom painting - custom flberblas repairs All Brands of Speed Equipment Tires Barnett Cdllissdn SPEED S, CUSTOM SHDP 5DBD Buffalo Rd. Phone B99-7344 Erie, pa. 16S10 Congratulations Barb Best Wishes to the Class of 74 Harbor Creek Beer Dist Love, Sandra, David, Mom and Dad. ■-- - 1 £ - ?? m s •jujg?-z? % j . xf ■?■ —ti 0J A C. , . j — , — - 7 U1J wi u oi;) a ' - t- ■v umni i ij, unc i - ■ ■ ' v J pacKSgffi Z ;everv J lVe cah help you. . .just call 814 456-535 RESCOlECH 59E.8thST. ER.E.py (814)456-5351 ftcLtftf 7 ISIONS AT — BUFFALO. N.Y LOUISVILLE. KY„ a fl t ' - EVAn ' sv E, iND ORT sMlfH. ' ARK. J-( cA -MU UBSID ' A ES - iAM r ESTOvyN = PLAST CS_CO . t JAMEST qWN. N.Y.. W . I J f JF9, ,E UNIVERSAL PRODUCES INC.. ERIE SWiy 996l y • S96P • fr?6l • EU. c 7 tL£J ficrteZ-sr ? ? 0- : 7% ' 0t£s 2?7- cr ' Y - — ' ' WefT ; ' ; Q r IAmp ' -y?? ' -ff q W s £2u£££22 222tkL£LL fy. z r Zr,, Mercyhur t Co-Eld College 7 _ o i Forty ' s Dry Cleaners V % e omntal iast ' 6r, 86 0681 r 6 - , Ik 4. .-r- 4 Lfc t£L_ j) L o tfW pc. , 7) 4. g tl M« V W 5— 4 7 ji jl Ucua -  . ' 4 V, I -h L£ , ?j-tuvn zriMAhdiw d a yjy •- erne c CKfoaitb t)f 6 kj.Alv L ' JUL ka ,7 Jw $ ' £W  £ p.louCJL. InuyUy ?$ Uni U ? s7 ■(yn U Mf SERVICE IS, WHAT WE OFFERT 7 . % . Y ijJ g 9 u tt $Ua - 030J L£f twc r k u J. flu lUsKX V 61)4 phb tfnaCLtha, n-A 185 Harborian Staff Mr. Daniel Brennan - Faculty Advisor Keith Julius - Editor Bob Rutkosky - Co-Editor Mike Ross Kevin C. Julius Reese Fesmire - Chris Goddard Joan Swanson - Darlene Yost Patty Kendziora - Assistant Editor Ginney Jendrasiak - Business Editor Debbie Dominick - Erik Klaproth John McDermott - Mary Mitchell Rene Paschke - Val Suroviec Laurie Thompson Dane Klaproth - Bev Pannell Mike Swanson Roberta Casane - Sue Davis Mark J. Miller Mr. Brennan - Harborian Advisor Yearbook Pledge I like work; It fascinates me. I can sit and look At it for hours. Jerome K. Jerome A lot of work went into this Year book, and we on the Harborian Staff are fully aware of that fact. When all is done, however, and we look back upon the past months, we realize that there were more people involved than simply the Harborian Staff. We therefore would like to take this opportunity to thank those people who helped us during the course of the year. All at the school cooperated with us, including administration and faculty members as well as janitorial personnel. A special thanks goes out to the ladies in the office, who were of invaluable assistance in many cases. We would also like to thank Gary Lamb, Pam Lynn, Mary Maille, Sue Nelson, Ken Seifert, Bryan William- son, Bryan Milliren, Kevin Nuber, and everyone else who helped us in preparing copy and photography for this year ' s book. When The Work Is Done . . . And The Fun ' s Aside . . . We Raise Our Cups . . . Towards Future Strides. 91 a J? When I first acce to become Editor of r head. One thought 0 e opportunity (and responsibility) e Harborian, many thoughts entered my articular, which seemed to puzzle mentor no end, was the idea of writing the closing section to this book. For, as I soon re ize fr this is a very difficult task to undertake. I write tWsTlosiM for the class of 1974, and in so. doing I am n writing th closing tb a chapter of our lives. It is a portion of our lives which has, shafted our values and judgements, thereby altering our total perceptions of the world which surrounds us. If has furthermore expanded our experiences, Ja ding a type off. knowledge not, Joundjli textbooks, l tras taught us to work with people, aifd fq|rJpeopl|, towards a desired g©ai It has lasted for elve lc g years j x AndiAt is called . School in hew itself a thousand tisjj nWO ' to illiari Shi ch friting jask£fcball ohataged through ed arbund us. sharing i failures. We hata se V J hooluig. x rs past has progressed and transformed otfftjJFrom 2+2 to sinR 2 ; from See Dick espea e; from singing nursery rhymes to eers n hundreds of ways our lives have ationJ We have been enriched by those theif jccesses and suffering with their f d doneHhihgs which a generation ' ago were unheard of, yet thanks to the attitudes and feelings of thoserO  we ' ve mjt along trte wav -these things are now quite com-Vs monplace? L f We have read ofireat men and distant empires. We have V studied reig iangu ges and the secrets of nature. We have developem ' our minas wXthouutbrsaking our bodies, in an attempt K to strive Jor future perfections. We have seen men on the moon;r Nile; people on a far-away continent cities on And ' SS w fcr the class of 1974, this is all over. Whi does ,nhe furaire holcrTNo one can say. Yet this much is certain jTWiere s not a oq Creek, ancrtnevsvay itjrtajs for our futures. ■C?. -- — V - ' y 0 - -v- — us who shall ever forget Harbor ped towards achieving happiness =£7 - n r7 ? Keith Julius - Editor A ft y -n .jR t v V y y0y ; peace Bud l fc A FA vnvy d r y hook (3©u; P.5- 6t ( £ fc yt U at we i P you dd £ A S- ? rf 1 ? f y 4 4 , 2 P ' 2 £ 4 v a V ? 4 Y •0 N -s V