Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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.t .1? ,, V 147 3 f9 a . K ,9- cl MATHEMATICS . . . Above: Our math instructors, Mrs. Alfords, Mr. Soltys, MI. Blake, and MI. Wasulko, strive to pre- pare their students for the quizzical world of to- day. Right: Val Osinski and Ron Gaskcll are given some pointers on working algebra problems. THE SCIENCES . . . Above: MI. Lamb and Mr. Utz, our science teachers, have taught us to put what we've learned into practical use. Left: Instruction on the proper use or the micro- scope is being given Jackie Osinski and Jim Buckley, two interested science students.

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p , R. M. MEEHAN, our principal, has been in teaching for many years. He can be seen at any school event. A great supporter of our school te ams; he never misses a game. He has been our friend all the way through high school, and we will miss his sound advice and counsel. HELIA K. LENTINEN, has been with Harbor for nineteen ye ats as the superintendent's secretary. She is an intrical part of our school, always willing to help students. EDNA M. BECKMAN is Mr. Meehan's right arm. She takes care of school records, reports, college applications, and many other things. READY TO TEACH,WILLING TO HELP Dr. JOSEPH MILLER, the Haxbor School's psychologist, aids children who have learning difficulties. RUTH WISMAN, Dean of Girls, is advisor for the Senior Girl's Club, in ch arge of the Usher Squad, and teacher of Ohio History and English. WILLIAM L. JONES, our guidance director, provides stu- dents with information on all types of colleges, training schools, and jobs. MRS. WILLIAM TIENVIERI is the attendance officer at Har- bor who specializes in child study. She also helps students with their working papers and income taxes. MRS. MARY LOU CASKY is the speech and hearing thera- pist for the Harbor Schools. She gives individual attention to students in order to equipe them better for their school life.

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LANGUAGES . . . Above: Mrs. Eddy, our Latin and Spanish tc achcr, has taught us how to work diligently and master our problems. Right: Joanne Wagner and Mike Swift find that every little bit of help from Mrs. Eddy counts. ENGLISH . . . Above: Miss BoyCe, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Ander- son, and Miss O'Dell, our English teachers, have taught us when in front of an audience to be re- laxed and smile. Left: Miss O'Dell is pleased as she listens to the speech results of Claire Hewins and Fred Bernado.