Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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DAN ATZEMIS, MARY GUSTAFSON, FRED BERNARDO, and CINDY CARLISLE look on as SUPERINTENDENT LANHAM reads them an article from a college bulletin.

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THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF 1960 Would like to present this edition of the Mariner to you in hopes that some- day it will bring back many wonderful and fond memories of your years at Harbor High. To the Seniors we hope these pages will have special meaning So let us begin by looking back and reliving some of those wonderful and unforgettable times. REMEMBER . . . Our first thoughts as we entered Harbor's halls in seventh grade-how enormous the study hall looked, and how we carried our books to every class . . . How frightened we were of Mrs. Eddy, especially in study hall . . . Those wonderful farm stories of Mrs.Casboumes' . . . Latin and Algebra-how we slaved over them in ninth grade V . . How it rained so hard at our class picnics year after year . . . Mrs. DeVassie and Evangeline, who could ever forget that poem . . . The tense moments of the sophomore play, The Valiant . . . All our bake sales and fish frys to make money for that certain event of our junior year . . .