Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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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.

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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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COMMERCIAL . . . Above: Our commercial teachers, Miss Teeple and MI. Caylor, have trained many efficient workers for the business world of today. Right: Elaine Mackey and Jim Dunnick listen with interest as Miss Teeple gives them some pointers on using the adding machine. SOCIAL STUDIES . . . Above: MI. Armstrong, Mr. Huff, and MI. Hall, our teachers of social studies, have given us a well-rounded knowledge of our country and the rest of the world. Left: Lorraine Perugine and Chuck Hague watch attentively as Mr. Huff points out the answers to their questions on his map.