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

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ABOVE: Mr. Koepka was also proven a sucker as he impersonates a cosh register.

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6r e, the class of 1988, In choosing the person to whom we would like to dedicate this book, de- cided upon the one person whom we felt had expressed the en- thusiasm, benevolence, and pride to- wards the school In which he repre- sented. This man gave us his ideas, his opinions . . . he gave us himself. He directed his attention to each ques- tion, to each thought, to each one of us; his advice was accepted with grat- Itude-his wisdom known. He is truly de- serving of our esteem and for these reasons, Mr. Harold R. Koepka, we dedicate this. The 1988 Harborian to you. Sincerely, Vcnot. Vuu .uAkJjU) Class Of ' 88 - Not The Only Grads | How well do you know our principal A Mr. Harold Koepka, originally from Trafford. PA has been with us since the beginning of June, 1977. A Trafford High graduate, he was active in football, bas- ketball, yearbook work, as well as the varsity club. Mr. Koepka later attended Dusquene, Edin- boro and Pittsburg Universities and PA State College, mainly on a full scholarship. Mr. Koepka claims the weir- dest thing he has ever done is kick at a bonfire at the age of four, only to have his pants catch fire to leave a large scar that he still carries. His favorite piece of advice is to just be yourself . He also feels if he were to promote world peace, he would hove everyone hold hands because, you break down one ' s defenses when y-Qu ' re touching them . In his spar time, our Sr. High principal %ienj ' QoJf, pool, and garden work. If he had more time he would travel around the United States, especially throughout the state of Alaska. Our present principal started out like most youngsters his age by delivering newspapers. In his high school yearbook, it was predicted that he would go on to become a high school sports coach. He claims he never would have predicted himself to become either a principal or the proud father of three daughters, both of which he is. Although happy with the course of his life, if he could, he would go back in time to meet some of the famous men and women who shaped history. We, the 1988 Harborian do formally dedicate the 1988 yearbook to Mr. Harold Koepka In honof or his Hi 3 WH DfelCATibN 3