Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1963 volume:

MARINER U RN We the Class of 1963 dedicate our yearbook to a man who has contributed many years of service to Harbor High School. Through the past six years he has guided us in many class activities. Because of his patience and perseverance, we have been successful in all our endeavors. We therefore present our 1963 yearbook t0 you--Harry1ee Utz. 3 ART COMMITTEE Chairman: Dennis Beckman, James Mikkelsen, Christine Beckman, Bob Rich, Libby Hall, Dennis Beckman, Roger Golcmbieski, Carol Johnson, and Earl Babbs. PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE Chairman: Kerry Lehtinen, Ralph Davis, Nick Martello, Bob Thayer, Bob Gray, and Kerry Lehtinen. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Chairman: John Nelson, Elaine Dicffenbacker, Jane Musgrave, Paul Anderson, Darlene Niemincn, Diane Benham, John Kinnunen, Ted Fuhnoe, and Dave Fortney. Not Pictured: George Stouffer and John Nelson. TEARBOOK SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE Chairman: Jayne Parker, Bill Beckwith, Frank Frye, Jayne Parker, Al Fcrbcrdino, Cheryl Lyon, Thad Hague, and Richard Cassell. Not Pictured: Dave Turner, Jim Macaulay, and Darl Marvin. TYPING COMMITTEE Chairman: Lmda McGriff, Carol Gustafson, Sharon Anderson, Lynn Ruusku, Sharon Lombardo, Linda MC- Griff, and Susan FriLLs. COMMITTEES LAYOUT COMMITTEE Chairman: Jeanne Triozzi, Mary Kay Nyland, Jeanne Triozzi, David Tallbacka, Dennis Cobb, Philip Turchik, and John Laird. LITERARY COMMITTEE Chairman: Mary Heine, Diane Bragg, Kay Waltari, Shcryu Bagley, Barb TurnerS Mary Heine, and Lyn Whipple Deadline night. What now? S U PERIN TENDEN T Congratulations to the Class of 1963. Just as I am starting a new adventure as the new Superintendent of the Ashtabula Area City Schools, you, too. will soon be entering a new phase of life's adventure for you. Today you have a set of working tools. The condition of these tools depends upon your diligence and success during the past twelve years. Your school record will stand you in good stead in admission to college or for the Oppor- tunity to be selected for a good job. After your admission to college or your employment, you will start a new re- cord. This new record will be depend- ent upon your attitude, your ambition, and your ability to continue your growth and development. Best wishes for your future success and happiness. May each of you suc- ceed in making 3 worth while contribu- tion to your community, your state, your nation and the world in which you live. ww MI. Musgrave has had extensive experience in both administrative and teaching fields. He and his family came to Ashtabula from Guam, where he was superintendent for three years in the public schools. He also has been mperintendent of Lebanon Exempted Schools in Lebanon, Ohio. He beganhisteaching career in mathematics and sciences at Mount Blanchard, Ohio. Mr. Musgrave coached all sports, including football there. BOARD OF ED UCA TION Harry Bowen received his 8.5. degree from Ohio State University in 1949 and his M.D. degree from Miami University in 1954. He has taught chemistry, physics, and biology; and he has been a head football and basket- ball coach. He became the Assistant Super- intendent of the Ashtabula Area City Schools in 1961. ASSIS TAN T S UPERIN TEN DEN T From left to right the board is as follows: Miss Henrietta McKinsey is now serving her first yeax on the Board. Miss McKin- sey is a former principal of Bunker Hill School. John D. Huggins has served on the Board since 1955. He is employed by Iten Fiber Company. Robert J . Anthony has served on the Board since 1959. He is employed by Reliance Electric. Clifford Hughes has served on the Board since 1960 and is now its president. He is employed by the U.S. Industrial Chemicals Com.- pany. Dx. David E. Lusk, a veterinarian, has served on the Board since 1960. PRINCIPAL Our principal Mr. R. M. Meehan and his secretary Mrs. Beckman. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Our assistant principal and guidance counselor Mr. William Jones and his secretary Mrs. Bandy. Due to illness Mrs. Sebell, Mr. Jones' regular secretary, was not with us at the beginning of the school year. We hope that she will be back with us again soon. DEPARTMENT HEADS Miss Ruth Wimmn, Dean of Girls, 15 co-advisor of the Senior Girls' Club and in Charge of the Usher Squad. She is always xnlling to help with :1 warm smile and 21 Checrful word. John Rathboue, the Secondary Supervisor 01' the Ashmbula Area City School: since 1960, came to Ashtabula in 1958 as a sixth grade teacher. School Psychologist, Elmer Namy, received his B.A. and M.A. degrees from Western Resume University. Mm. Alma O. Tienvicri is the attendance officer for the Ashtabula Area City Schools. Many sludcnts are grateful for the help Mn. Tienvieri has given. Ei' u;- FA WCE TT 3 - GTMNA SI UM 'i WENNER M EM ORIAL LIBRARY FACULTY TEA CHERS MIR. JOHN P. ABEL Physical Education; 15.5., Muskingum College. MR. MURRAY M. BLAKE Mathematics; B.A., M.A., West Virginia UniversiLy. MR. ED ARMSTRONG Social Studies; A.B., Clen- ville State Teachers College. MISS MARY M. BOYCE English, French, Journalism B.A., Drury College, M.A., Vanderbilt University. MISS GERALDENE ARNOLD English; A.B., Otterbein College, M.A., Ohio State University. MISS KAREN BRICKLEMYER Business, History; 3.8., Indi- ana State College. MRS. DOROTHY BARTISH French; B.A., Lake Erie College. MR. DOMENICK CAVAIANCIA Mathematics; 13.5., Clarion State College. 12 TEA C HE RS MR. LEWIS V. Dc VVEIN Vocational Printing and Related Subjects. MR. ROBERT L. HUFF Social Studies; 8.5., M.E., Louisiana State University. MRS. JEANETTE ESKELIN English; 13.5., Bowling Green University. MRS. MAY HURST Latin, English; Ph. 13., Denison University. MR. JESSE N. FEDOR Science; 13.5., Indiana State Teachers College. MISS ALFIELD JOHNSON Vocal Music; B.S., Ohio University. MR. ELMER G. GRAY Drivers Training; B.A.7 Mount Union College. MR. OLIVER F. KAURA Junior, Senior Band; 13.5., M.A., Kent State University. 13 TEA C HERS MR. LOWELL W. LAMB Biology; B.S., Mount Union College. MRS. HELEN MCGRATH Art; B.S., Cleveland Art Institute. MR. LAWRENCE LANDFRIED Band; B.M., Youngstown University Graduate work, Kent State University. MISS JOAN MCQUAIN Home Economics; 13.5., West Virginia University. MR. PAUL LEHMAN Mathematics, Science; A.B., Ohio University. MR. SAMUEL MERRIMAN English; B.S., University of Pittsburgh. MR. RICHARD LENHART Mathematics; A.B., Waynes- berg College. MR. THOMAS MOE Social Studies; B.S., Ohio University. 14 TEA CHERS MISS BETTY JEAN O'DELL Public Speaking, English; A.B., West Virginia Univer- sity. MR. HARRYLEE D. UTZ Sciences; A.B., Fairmont StaLe College; M.A., West Virginia University. MRS. GLORIA A. OPPENHEIMER Physical Education; A.B., Fairmont State College. MR. RICHARD WARNER Science, Social Studies; B.A., Westminster College. MISS CHRISTINE RISHELI. Vocal Music; 3.8., Bucknell University. MR. WILLIAM WASULKO Mathematics; B.$., Alliance College. MISS EDITH TEEPLE Commercial; A.B., Hiram; Columbia University. MRS. MYRTLE WELTON English; M.E., Western Reserve College. 15 MR. WILBERT WILLEY Industrial Arts; 13.5., West Virgima UniVersity. MR. CHARLES O. WOOD Public Speaking, English; A.B., Fairmont State College. MISS RUTH L. WISMAN Dean of Girls, Psychology; B.A., Ohio Wesleyan, M.A., Columbia University. MR. HENRY YORK Spanish; B.A., Cornell University. Geneva Ducro and Marie Mattern mszmmmth TEA CHER CANDIDS Color me burple . What's this about not hanging out of windows? W110 posed? Industrious teachers! Must you really? MV- mmMMENQZm C U S T 0 D I A N S George Davis and Onni Khula SEN I OBS TOP TEN Ranking third in the Class is NANCY PALO, Co-cditor of the yearbook and member of Lhe Honor Society and Quill and Scroll. Fourth is KAY WALTARI, editor of THE MARINER, a Varsity Cheerleader, and also a member of the Honor Society and Quill and Scroll. THAD HAGUE, co-captain of the football team and Student Council presidenL, is fifth. Sharing the sixth spot arc PHILIP TURCHIK and DIANE REECE. Phil is president of the Honor Society and a member of the band. Diane is co-editot of the yearbook, and a member of Honor Society and Quill and Scroll. In the eighth Spot is MARY HEINO, Chair- man of the literary committee for the year- book. BOB GRAY stands ninth in Lhe class. Bob is a sports manager and a member of the Honor Somety. Also sharing a spot me DIANE BENHAM and CHRIS BECKMAN who rank tenth. Diane is president of the Senior Girls' Club, while Chris is a page editor on THE MARINER, secretary-treasurer of the Honor Society, and in Quill and Scroll. VA LEDI C TORIAJV JIM MIKKELSEN, class valedictorian, is secretary- treasurer of the Monogram Club, a member of the track team, and active in French Club. CAROL JOHNSON, salutatorian, is president of the Jr. Red Cross Council, a member of Quill and Scroll, Star-Beacon Reporter for THE MARINER, and is very active in dram atics. SHARON KIRSTEN ANDERSEN Sharon College Prep I'm no angel. Student Council 2, Ii, 1Secrcmry3,1C11ucring1,3, GAA 3,3,4; Senior Y-chm 2,4; Choir 3; Senior Girls 4, 1Secrcmry 4,1Ycur- book Committee 4; Thcspians 3,4; Class Play 1,2,3; Lazin Club 1; Intramurals 2,3,4; Humucoming SHARON. CHRIST LNE MARIE BECKMAN Chris C011cge Prep The only way to get rid 01 :1 temptation i510 yield 1011.. National Honor Society 3,4; Quill 8ISCIO11 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2, 1Treasurcr 2,1 GAA 1,2,3,4, 1Secretary 3,1 1Vicc Presi- dent 3,1Cluss Play 2,3; Senior Y1 Teens 3,4; Senior Girls 4, Nationn1 Thespians 2,3,4; Yearbook Com- mittee 4; Mariner Staff 3,4; Choir 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Girls' Basketball Team 1, Library Club 1; Student Council 1; Madrigals 4-, Modern Dancing 4. PAUL WILEN ANDERSON Paul College Prep BC 1101 merely good, But good for aomclhmg. Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Band 1; Latin Club 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Yearbook Committee 4; Senior Men's Club 4. EA RL DENNIS FREDERICK BECKMAN Denny General In form and feature, face and limb, I grew so like my brother. Senior Men's Club 4; Project Committee 4, Yearbook Staff 4; Class Advertising Committee 3,4, Intramurals 1,22,13,41, Representative Student Council 1, Choir 4. EARL WILLIAM BABBS Earl I Cumc to school to gel L110 general idea 01' things. Basketball Manager 4; 1:001an 3,4, 1Cu-Captain 4,1 Baseball 3,4, 1V1onogram Club 3,4, Yearbook Committee 4. General TOM WILLIAM EDWIN BECKWITH Hustlcs College Prep Let thy speech he beam than silence or be silent. Chou 4, 1Vicc Presi- dcnn Senior Class Vice President, Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Men's Club 4; Yearbook Com- mittee 4; Movie Operator 3,4. SHERYN ANITA BACUZY Shcryn College Prep Speech was given to :1 woman Lo reveal her thoughlsJ' Junior Chorus 1; Latin Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Choir 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Yearbook Com- mittee 4; Senior Girls 4; Intramurals 3,4; Class Play Props 3. CH$ZS DIANE LEE BENHAM Diane College Prep A willing heart with a willing hand. Junior Chorus 1; Latin Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Year- book Committee 4; Senior Girls 4, Wresident M; Intramurals 3,4; Class Play Props 3; Prom CommiLtec 3; Student Council 3. yumTl v.7 THOMAS GUY BARRICKKMN Tom Genc ml Happy am I, from cure I'm free, Why aren't Lhcy :111 ConLcmcd like mu? Football 5,4; Sr. Men's Club ;. 3H1, ROBERT ERNEST BATY HBob College Prep Ccmlcnmn prefer blondcs. Luna- murals 1,4; Baseball 2; Volleyball 15; Monogram Club 3; Senior Men's Club 4. GORDLE Where the boys are! vvity;3nxhimtih GORDON BRUCE BOGERT Gordie General A comrade blithe and full of glee who always laughs out loud and free. Grand Valley High School--Debate Club 1; Radio Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,4; Dance Band 1,2,4; Dramatics 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3; Base- ball 1,3; FTA 1,2,3; Class Play 2,3; Harbor Senior Men's Club 4. ' , 1 V V -1 I 7'1 , , A w I:, , - Here today, gone tomorrow. BA RB LARAINE DELANA CANZONETTA Laraine College Prep She has two eyes so soft and brown; take care! Choir 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Junior Chorus 1; Library Club 1,2,3,4 1Secretary 21; Madrigals 4; Marinettes 3,4 Ueader 41; Senior Girls 4; Senior YvTeens 4; Usher Squad 3,4; Modem Dancing 4. RA LPH BARBARA LOUISE CEDAR Barb College Prep There is ever a shy little twinkle in her eyes, And a merry smile on her lips. Mariner Staff 3,4; Senior Girls 4; GAA 4; Intramurals 4; Ashtabula High SChool--Class Treasurer 2; Latin Club 2. ELAINE DENNIS MICHAEL COBB Mic College Prep A carefree boy who never offends; His pleasing attitude wins him friends. Track 1,2,3; Junior Class Play; Sen- ior Men's Club; Yearbook Commit- tee 4. DIANE CAROL BRACC Braggly College Prep Shon 0f stature, free of hair, Was therc ever :1 maid $0 feliL Mariner Staff 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; CAA 1,2,3,-1 Uqrcasurer 3, President 4;; Inlramurals 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Committee 4; Class Play 1,2,3; Gym Assistant 3; Modern Dancing 4; Senior Girls 4; Pep Club 1; Senior Y-Teens 2. DLiNE RALPH GEORGE DAVIS J.R. General One cannot always be a hero, But one can always be a man. Football 3,4; Basketball 1; Golf 3,4; Senior Men's Club 2,4; Photography Committee 4; Youth Center Council 4. JERRY EUGENE BUTCHER Jerry General With steadfast look and open eye, a boy on who you can rely. Scnior Mcn's Club 4; Football 1,2. JANET HELENE DEBEVEC Janet General She never says more than necessary. CAA 3; Senior Girls' 4; Intramurals 4; Library Club 1; Girls' Choir 2; Thes- pians 3. RICHARD BYRON CASSELL Dick College Prep To know is nothing 31 311; L0 inlay; ine is everything, Senior Men's Club 4; Latin Club 3; Library Club 4; Yearbook Commit- tee 4; Thespians 2,3,4; Class Play 1,2,4. LARALME MARY ELLEN DEPUE Mary Ellen General I'm a devil! I'm a devil! I'm a devil! Senior Girls' 4; CAA 1,2,3,4; Senior Y-Teens 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Junior Chorus 1. ELALNE KAY DLEFFENBACHER Elaine College Prep Good nature is one of tho TiCtht fruits of true ChristiJnity. Junior Chorus 1; Band 1,3; GAA 1,3,3,4; Hfoasurcw 4; French Club 2,3; Class Treasurer 4; MJ-jorettc 2, UUtematQ 1; Intramurals 3,4; Yearbook Commiucc 4; Senior Girls 4; Class Play Scenery 3; Library Club l,3,3,4. NANCY NANCY LEE ENGLISH Nancy General '4It is pleasant to act foolishly in the right places. Senior Y-Lecus; Band 1, 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Senior Girls 4; Marincr Staff 3; Intramurals 1; Usher Squad 3,4; Gym Assistant 4; Madri- gals 4; Pep Band 4. TED Seniors' morninggabfest. ROBERT ANTHONY ENRICCO Bob General 'Wleen Heel like exercising Ijust lie down till the feeling goes away. Football 1,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Mariner Staff 3,4; Intramurals 3,4. BELEN DAVID NELSON FORTNEY Dave College Prep A Careful student . . . Careful not to study. French Club 1,2; Football 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Class Play 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Committee 4; Class Presi- dent 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Men's Club 4; Library Club 1,2; Golf Team 1,2. cl EDWARD GEORGE FAHNOE Ted Cullcgu Prep Mr. Lehman, could Ihax'c half credit for . . Frcnch Club 3,3,4; C1355 Play 3; Immmuruls 3,4; Moxic Openl- tor 2,3,4; Yearbook Commmtcc 4; Senior Men's Club 4; Footlmll 1. SUE VIC Kl LYNN FRIEND 'Wicki ' C.O.E. I have lived and loved. French Club 1; GAA 2,3. ALFRED JOSEPH FERBERDINO Fcrb College Prep A11 wiL and wisdom Wilhin him lie:, when he's around 2111 dullness dim. Football 3,4; Ba:kctb:111 1,2,3; Track 1,3,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4, Wren, dent 43 Flench Club 1,2; Student Council 4; Intrumurals 1,2533; Y7 Ckmtcen Council 4; Yearbook Com, mince 4; Senior Men's C Club 4. BOB BOB SUSAN JEAN FRITTS VISUCH It's nice to be natural When you're naturally nice. Madison High School-- Studvnl Counml 1; Chorus 1,3; Inter- Class Tournaments 1,2; F.B.L.A. 1,2; Service Club 1,2; Librarian 1,2; Harbor High SChool--Class Play 3; GAA 5,4; hnramurals 3,4; Senior Girls Club 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Senior Yw Teens 4; Homecoming COurL 4. Commcrc ial MARIA BELEN FOMBELLIDA ECICU Collugu PH'L: This Spanish 1355 so blithc and gay. hnprcucd us more and more each day. Scniur Girls 4: Senior Y-Tcum 43 Thuspians 4: GAA 4; Homecoming Court 4. TONI FRANK STEELE FRYE Frank' College Prep Always leave them laughing when yr u sny Smwd-hyc. Football 2,3; Yearbook Committee 1 , Senior Men's Club -1; Intramural: 2,3,1; Track 12. ROBERT BRUCE GASKELL Bob General Why work when there's so much else to do. Football 1,2; Basketa ball 1: Sunior Men's Club J. CA THY CATHERINE MARLEAH GUSTAFSON Cathy General The smile that won't come off. Junior Chorus 1; Senior Y-Teens 1, 2,4; GAA 1,2,3,- Ushcr Squat13,4; Marinettcs 3; Intramurals 1,2; Senior Girl's Club 4, Modern Danc- ing 4. ROGER ANTHONY GOLEMBIESKI Rog General He who invented work should have finished it. Txack 2,3; Football 2; Stage Crew 2,3; Yearbook Committee 4; VIC Club 3,4;1President 41; Intra- murals 2,3,4; Senior Men's Club 4. THAD jIM THOMAS CARL GUSTAFSON Tom General Once they Caught me studying. Senior Men's Club 4. ROBERT GENE GRAY Bob College Prep Let every man mind his own business. Latin Club 1,2,3; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Class Play, Manager 3; Yearbook Committee 4; Varsity Track Manager 1,22,13,43, Varsity Bas- ketball Manager 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Senior Men's Club 11. ED RICHARD ARTHUR HAGQUIST Dick General Once I saw something worth laugh- ing at, and I've been laughing ever since. Movie Operator 3,4; Senior Men's Club 4. CAROL ANN GUSTAFSON Carol Commercial Clothes she wears so very neat, i'lcr friendly manner is hard to beat. GAA 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; Usher Squad 3,4; Class Play Committee 3; Senior Girls 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,-l; Senior Y-Teens 1,2; Yearbook Com- mittee 4; MarineLtes 3. CAROL THAD RICHARD HAGUE MCCinnis College Prep He lived with noble purpose, And struggled not in vain. French Club 1,2; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4, Student Council l,2,3,4, Wresident 43 Football 1,2,3,4, ,0:- Captain 4J3 Basketball 1,2,3,+, Senior Men's Club 4. These are cheerleaders? PAT ELIZABETH ANN HALL Libby College Prep She's pretty to walk with and wnty to talk with and a ple asurc to think of, 100. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2, 3,4; French Club 1,2; Senior Y-chm 2,3; Senior Girls 4; Mariner Staff 4; Golf Team 4, Junior Chorus 1, Year- book Committee 4; Intramurals 1,2; Student Council 1; Modern Dancing 4; Senior Chorus 3,4, ,Treasurer 4y, Pep Club 2. d ,5. x 5 IV! jOHN JAIvaS RUDOLPH HANSON Jim General Let every man mind his own busi- ness. Senior Men's Club 4-, Basv- b3113,4,VlC Club 1,2,3,4, ,Viuc Presidem 2,, School Disc Jockey aL Dances; Mariner Staff 3,4. x . 2 2 v w; MARY ANN HEINO Mary College Prep She softly 5pc 316 and sweetly smiles. Choir 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Red Cross Council 1,2,3, $6ch- tary .U; GAA 1,2,3,-i; Senior Y-Tecns 12,3; Library Club 1,2; French Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Girls 4; Imramurals 2,-1; Usher Squad 3,4. KERRY DONALD WILLIAM KETCHUM Don College Prep This boy is still a mystery to us. Senior Men's Club 4; Band 1,2,3; Latin Club 3,4; Track 3. X 2. x CHARLES EDWARD HEPLER Ed General Surely his smile and jolly ways, Success will bring in later days. Thespians 3,4; Senior Nlen's Club 4;; Intramurals 3; Red Cross 4; Class Play 2,3. JOHN VICTOR KINNUNEN John College Prep The end justifies the means. Senior Men's Club 4; French Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Committee 4. $5 ! BETTY JEAN HUFFMAN Betty General Enjoying life in her own sweet way. Mariner Staff 3,4; Senior Girls 4. CHERYL FRANCIS WILLIAM KNUDSEN Francis College Prep He does his work and goes his way, Without so very much to say. Senior Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Senior Men's Club 4. CAROL ANN JOHNSON Carol College Prep A talented young lady is shu, Whose fingers make sweet harmony. Senior Y-Teens 1,3; Class Play 1,2,3; Man'- ncr Staff 3,4; Student Red Cross 1,2.3, 4, 1Vice President 21 Wresident 3,41; Yearbook Committee 4; French Club 1,2, 1Secrctary '21; Marinettes 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Thespians 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Library Club 1,2; Senior Girls 4; Intramurals 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Girls Basketball Team 1; Star Beacon Reporter 4; CAA 1,2,3. NICK LINDA KAY JOHNSON Linda College Prep Ready, willing, and able. Band 1, 2273; Spanish Club 1; CAA 3,4; Senior Girls 4; Thespians 3,4; Class Play 3; Usher Squad 3,4; Mariner Staff 4. LINDA It 's a Dog's liIe--not for us.' FRANK HERMAN KONEGNI Frank Our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. Co-op PATRICM KAY KANGAS Pat General Pat ix one we think should be; Crowned as the best girl athlutc all around. Junior Red Cross 1; Senior Y-chns 3,4, W'icc' Prem- dem 31-, GAA 1,2,3,4, 1Commiuuu Charimanh Gym Assistant 4; Junior Chorus 1; Mariner Staff 11, Senior Girls. jIM That girl will be the death of me yet! DA RLEN E JAMES GILLIS MACAULAY Cillis College Prep This 15 a man that revolts. Foot- ball 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,374, Golf Team 2; Baseball 4, French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Movie Operator 3,4; Yearbook Committee 4, Senior Men's Club 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SIS NICHOLAS GEORGE MARTELLO Nick College Prep All the world is a stage and I'm a ham. Band 1,2,3,4, 4Captain, 44; Choir 2,8,4, French Club 2,3, Dance Band 2,3,4, Student Council 1,2,3, 4Vice President 34; Pep Band 2,3,4, Madrigals 3,4, Junior Class Play 3; Yearbook Committee 4, Senior Men's Club 4. JOHN LOWE LAIRD Jabbs College Prep Quiet, studious, and refined by nature, Football 1, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Track 1,12,13,43 Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Commiuee 4; French Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Intramurals l,2,3,4; Senior Men's Club 4. NANCY DARL DOMENIC MARVIN Darl College Prep Always a jolly worthwhile friend, Not for a day, but to the end. Band 1,2, 3,4, 453.31. of Property 34, 4Senior Lt. 44, Dance Band 2,3, Pep Band 2,3,4, Football 1; Track 3,4; Latin Club 3,4, ,Treasurer 44; Junior Chorus 1, French Club 2; Senior Men's Club 4; Year- book Committee 4. KERRY FRED LEHTINEN Kerry College Prep If you would rule the world you must keep it amused. Class Play 1,2,3; Latin 1; Senior Band l,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Men's Club 4; Movie Operator 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 4. jA KNE LINDA CHRISTINE McGRIFF Linda College Prep Here is our class dresser from her head down to her feet. French Club 1,2; Choir 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Senior Girls 4; Senior Y Teens 3; Marinettes 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Red Cross 1; Junior Chorus 1; Modem Dancing 4, ;Treasurer 4;. SHARON LOUISE LOMBARDO Sharon Commercial 1 might be better if I could, but it's awful lonesome being good. GAA 1, 2,3,4; Senior Y-Teens 1,2,4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 1; Band 1; Junior Red Cross 2,4; Marinettes 3; Senior Girls 4; Basketball team 1; Yearbook Committee 4; Pep Band 1; Junior Chorus 1; Library Club 1. IHAWE MICHAEL PATRICK MEEHAN Mike College Prep It's better to wear out than to rust out. Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Movie Operator 1,2,3,4; Year- book Committee 4; Yearbook 2,3; Stage Crew 3,4; Senior Men's Club 4. CHERYL ANN LYON Cheryl General She never troubles trouble, until trouble troubles her. French Club 1,2; Senior Y4chn5 1,2,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Marinettes 3,4, acadex 4;; C135: Play 2,3; Thespians 3,4; Mariner Staff 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Senior Girls 4; Modern Dancing 4, ;Choreographer 4;; Red Cross 4; Library Club 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Intramurals 4. BARB JAMES CAMERON MIKKELSEN Form College Prep All great men are dead, and I'm not feeling well. Latin Club 1,2, wergeant-at-au'ms 2;; French Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4, Secretary- Treasuxer 4;; National Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Senior Band 1; ?rom Com- mittee 3, ;Chairman 3;; Yearbook Committee 4; Senior Men's Club 4; Football 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Intramurals 3,4; Choir 4. JANE FAYE MUSCRAVE Jane College Prep The vcry pink of pcrfchion. Tumon High School, Guam, National Honor Society 3,4,- CAA 3,3,4;Lc:1d- ers Club 2,3; FTA 2,3, Ucportcm 3; Student Council 1,2,3, Uiistorium 3; Drama Club 3; Thcspian 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; FHA 1; From Attendant 3; Class Play 3; Harbor High, Senior Girls Club 4; Intra- murals 2,4; GAA 4. LKMN I'll do anything for a Hershey wrapper. - ?ijm' 9' 1 1 . JOHN PAUL NELSON J. P. Collegu- Prep Puticncu . . . And shufflc Lhc cards. Class Play 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Thes- piuns 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Choir 2, 3,4, O'icc Presidcnq L3, 1Prcsidum14; Senior Men's Club 4; Movie Operator 2,3; Yearbook St;1ff4;BaslactbaIlZ,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee '3; IntmmLuals 1,2,3,4. BEVERLY DARLENE AHLETTE NIEMINEN Darlcnc Collugc Prep 'Xou know I say just what I think Nothing more, nothing less, CAA 3; Library Club 1,2, UWcSidch 13; Senior Gil'lb 4; Latin Club 1; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Usher Squad 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Class Play 3; Yearbook Commiucu 4. ART JAYNE LOUISE PARKER Jayne College Prep With quick and lively step, here she comes full of pep. CAA 1,2,3,-1; Thespians 2,3,4, mrcsidenq 4; French Club 1,2; Student Council 3; Cheer- leader 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Mariner Staff 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Girls 4; Class Play 1,2,3; Intru- murals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Modern Dancing 4, 1Secretarw -1; Senior Y- Tcens 2; Junior Chorus 1. MARY KATHRYN NYLAND Sigh Cullcgc Prop Her crown rusts casily'1 Class Sucrv- Lary L333; Humccoming Quccn Al; CAA 1,3,3,4;FrcncliC1uh 1:3;1l1licsh plum 3,4; iSccrcturjv v11 Scnim' Y- chns 1,2; 11mm Comm. 3; Yearbook Comm. 4; C1155 Play 1; Senior Girls 4; Mariner Stuff 3,4; Iiitmxmxmls 1,3, 3,4; Golf Team 3,4; Junior Chorus 1; Modern Dancms 4; iSccrcLer Sq Chccrlcadcr 152,331; Student Council 1. GE OR GE JAMES MELVIN POKKY Jim Collcgc Prep To talk with him is a pleasure, his many qualitics are hard 10 mcasurc. Football 3,3,4; Track13,-1;B;1nd 1,2, 3,4; Senior Men's Club 4; Choir 2. LAWRENCE HENRY OLSON HLnrry '1 General No coward soul 15 HUNG. VIC Club l,2,3,-i; SLnior Men's Club 4. B OB ROBERTA JEAN RAISANEN Bobbi General Bobbi nuvcr worries, she takes life as it comcsi What's the use to worry when life has just begun. Band 1,2,3, 4; Pup Bund 4; Choir 2,3,4; CAA 1,13, 3,4; Senior Y-chns 2; Marina: Staff 3,4; Senior Girls 4; Nice Pres.j Li- brary Club 1,2,4; 0 . pres. 2i Junior Chorus 1; Class Play 3; Junior Red Cross 3; Intramurals l,2,3,-l; Basket- ball Tcam 1; Band Council iSccrctary 41 iScrgcant of Attention 4i. NANCY LEE PALO 'Nancy Collcgc Prep A iriciidiy, busy sort ui' 1:153, stand- i113 third in our class. 1' Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Yearbook Co-Editor 3:; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 21,3; Class Trcasurcr 1; SeniOI Girls 4; Marinutics 3,- GAA 1,2,3,-i; Intra- murals 1,2,5,4; Pop Club 1,4,- Basket ball Tram 1; Usher Squad 3,4; Junior Chorus 1. jEA NNE DIANE LUCILLE REECE 'Lucy College Prep Sonic flirt with two, some flirt with three, but I flirt with all, don't you agree? GAA 1,2353; Senior Girls 4; Choir 374; H.113. 31 iHiStorinn41Honm Society 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; iPrcs. ii Spanish Club 2,3; Ye arbook Co-cditor 4; From Comm. 3,- Marinettes 3; Basketball Team 1; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; GoLf Team 3,4; Class Trans. 1, 3; Junior Chorus 1; Madrigals 4. Camera Shy. ROBERT REED 1'B0b Ccncral HGut that behind mc Satan, and push! Sr. Men's Club 4. INLEEN DAVID TAYLOR SALMEN Dave General I never darc act as funny as I can. Senior Band 1,2; Intramuxals 1,2,3, Senior Men's Club 4. BARBARA LOUISE REIMER BarbH Commercial Manner, not gold, is woman's best adormncm. French Club 1,2; CAA 2, 3,4; Choir 2,4; Library Club 1; Class Play Props 3; Senior Girls 4-, Junior Chorus 1; Library Assistant 9; Intra- murals 4; Madrigals 4. BARB BEVERLY ANN SANDFIELD Beverly General She's never heard, but always there, she's a gift; that's very rare. CAA 1, 2,3,4; Senior Y-Tcens 1,2,3 frmasurer 21; Choir 2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Chorus 1; French Club 2; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3,4; Marinettes 3. ROBERT JOSEPH RICH Bob College Prep We learn by working, This boy has other ways. French Club 1,3, Bas- kutball 1,2,3;B;150b;1113,4; Mono- gram Club 4, Mariner Staff 3,4 1Sports Editor 41; Senior Men's Club 4; Intrumurals 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 1 Committc v: -x. jIM ROSEMARIE SEDMAK Rose Commercial It is easier not to speak a word at all, than to speak more words than we should. Senior Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Chorus 1; Usher Squad 3,4; Senior Girls 4; Mariner Staff 4. LYNN MARJORIE RUUSKA Lynn Commercial Lynn is always helping, her work is hard to measure, having her around is certainly a pleasure. Band 1; Majorcttc 1; Yutccns 1,2,3- Usher Squad 3,4; French Club 3,4; Marinct- ms 3; Intrumurals l,2,3,4; Yearbook Committee 4; Mariner Staff 3; Junior Chorus 1; Senior Girls 4; Youth Center Council -1. . -.-, w- Listen my children and you shall hear . . . FRANK SENIORS GEORGE ESMOND STOUFFER George College Prep . ARTHUR WILLIAM SKUFCA No limits but the sky. Studcm Coun- uAnu College Prep C11 l,2,3,4; Track 2; French Club 2,3- BC always sure you'rc--thcn g0 Junior C1355 Vice President 3; Studcm: ahead Thespians 3,4, Vicc Presi- ROBERT STITT Council Vice Presidem. 4; Senior Mcn': dent 4y. Monogram Club 3,4; 1mm- Bob General Club 4; Hull Monitor l,2,3,4; Mona n murals 3,4; Senior Mews Club 4; And what he nobly thought, he nobly Operator 2,3,4; Intramurals 0,4 Track 2 3 4- Football 1,2,3,4, dared. Senior Men's Club 4; VIC 3,4. Choir 4. , ,1: DAVID WALTER TALIBACKA Dukes College Prep He wears a bashful look, But don't be fooled. Basketball 1,2,3,-L, Track 13,33, Frcnch Club 1,2 A'ice -Ptcsidcnt '31; Monogram Club 3,1 1Vico-Prcsidcnt 21; Yearbook Com- mittee 4; Youth Cvntcr Council 4, Sr. Men's Club 4. SENIORS BARBARA ELIZABETH TURNER Barb College Prep 1 can resist cvcrything except temptation. Cheerleader 1, Span- ish Club 2, French Club 3,4 W'icc- President 3,41, Yunrbook Committee 4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Senior Girls 4, Imra- murals 1,2,3,4; Marincttcs 3; Class Play Props 3, Junior Chorus 1, Choir 3,4, Modem Dancing 4, Senior Y- chns 2,3. ROBERT LEWIS TI'IAYER '1Moosc Collcgc Pmp Tlnc most useless day of :111 is that in which we have not laugheu . Foot- ball 1,3,3,4; Prom Commiucc 4, Track 1,2,3, Senior Men's Club 4; Frcnch Club 2, DAVID GEORGE TURNER Dave College Prep 1 cannot check my boyish blush, My color comes and goes; 1 rcddcn to my finger tips; and sometimes to my toes. Basketball 1,2,3,4 1Cuptain 41; Track 1,2,3,4, Senior Men's Club 4, Yearbook Committee 4; Class President 2, Stu- dent Council 1. , 4d 1 THOMAS ANDREW TOBIAS TomH General It always pays to bc :1 gentleman. Senior Band 1,2,3,u1, Dance Band 2, Pcp Band 2,3,4. SENIORS KAY LORENE W ALTARI Kay College Prep Oh, those journalism conventions . 1 Marixxcr StnffS,41Editor 41; National Honor Society 3,4, Quill and ScrolliS,-1,Chccrleadcr 1,2,4; GAA 1, 2,3,4,L;1tin Club 1,2; Spamsh Club 2, 3, Choir 3,4, 'I'hcspians 2,3,4, Yeah book Committee 4; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Senior Girls 4, Basketball Team 1, Class Play 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Gym Assistant 3, Marincttcs 3. JEAN MARY TRIOZZI Jeanne College Prup 'l'hcr's mlschicf m that smiluH' 6AA 1,2,3,4; Senior Yi'lbcns 2,3; Class Presidcnl 1; Senior CHIS 4, Treasurer 4; chrbook 511M 4; Murincttcs 3; Spanish Club 2,3; ThusPiuns 3,4; Class Play 13,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Intra- mumls 1,133; From Committee 3; Jumor Chorus 1 SENIORS LOWELLYN GENE VVHIPPLE Sophie College Prep As good :13 gold. Union City High School Band 1,2; Harbor High GAA 3, 4; Frunch Club 3,4, Secretary-Trcas- urcr 4N Senior Girls 4; Class Play Props 3; Yearbook Committee 4; Intramuxals 3,4; Usher Squad 8,4. EILEEN ANN TRUN Eileen Collage Prep HWith modvst waysund lcvul mind, A splendid girl you'll find! St. John's ng11 School Dummies Club 1,2,3; Lir brary Club 1,2; FTA 1,2,3; Arrow Club 1,2; MISSiOH Club 1,23; Girls Glee Club 2; From Committee 3; Christmas Play 2; Harbor High School GAA 4; Senior Girls 4; French Club 4. JAMES ARTHUR WIBLE 'KJim College Prep '1 love not work less, but pleasure more. Track '2; Intramurals 4; Senior Men's Club 4; French Club 1,2. PHILIP JAMES TURCHIK Phil College Prep Although he had much wit, He was shy in using it. National Honor $0 Cicty 3,4; National Thespians 3,4; Senior Band l.2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3, 4; Dance Band l,2,3,4; Latin Club 1, 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Men's Club 4; Yearbook Committee 4. SENIORS. . . SENIOR POEJM The halls of fame are open wide And they are always full; Some go in by the door called push, And some by the door called le11 . Look Ma, no cavities! Our spirit ran high for the Bula game! Organization? Keep your distance ! I look like my Mommy! I'm a Brownie! Does she, or doesn't she? I ran out of curlers! LITTLE RA S CA LS I'll be third! .Ir w- 1 can make a pizza! Do you have to part it in the middle? Give your little girl a Tonette ! Banana cuxls? AlERRILT ROLL Hi, I'm Jeanne. On the rocks And now--a word from our sponsor. Our first date. ALONG .9;'-1. A 41A . .1.- 31'51 . 4'. - WC 'rc buddies Natural habitat of species John, George, and Earl are away! Have one. The class is buying! MOST COURTEOUS Diane and Tom BES T DRESSED Linda and John MOSTATHLETIC Pat and Bill OUR CLASS CLA SS C O UPLE Sue and Ferb LIKELY TO SUCCEED J im and Kay CLASS CUT- UPS Jeanne and Frank FA VORITES B ES 7 ' DA NCERLS' AMOS? F R I ENDL I Libay and J. R. Belem and Dennis BEST B UILDS Jayne and Jim A105 TAMUSICAL Carol and Nick I 1 i; a 37 PERSONALITY PL US AMOST VERSA TILE Dcnnic and Sis Thad and Diane Maria Bclcn Fonmcllidu was our cxchdngc 51lean this ywr from Rcmcvu, Spain. Ilcr purumb, Mr. Lind Mrs. Antonio Fumlx-l- lidu, own and upcrutu the Panic! chri Rostuuram in Rcmcvu . 111 Spain Bclcn hdb qu brothurs josc, 18, and Fernando, 2-- und a sister, Maria jeans, lo. Bclcn gamc to the Limited Status Lwo Weeks before sghool started. At first she, was Very nervous and afraid being in a strange country and speaking very little English, but she soon learned to understand our language. When Bclcn return: to Spain in july, she will cominuc her cdu- cuLiun by studying languages. I have cnjoyul going to school in America especially since the boys and girl: attend Lhc sdmc 5911001 . Tho Thor Anderscns arc Bclcn's American family. Hurryluc L'Lz ha: been our Clilbb udvisor 1m,- biX yearn. HL' 1m: gilmuya dlLundcd mzr meetings, giving us help- J'ul udvigc in 411 our 514155 projects. We greatly upprc- uiulu 1hr lleL' and cl'forL Mr. Utz has given L0 Illakc our bake saleb, dinners, and prom a ammcan . Henry York, a ncwwomcr L0 Harbor Llli: your, 1'5 an ad- visor for our clans along with Mr . Utz . AIR. L77; AND AIR. YORK CLA SS AD VISORS M R. WOOD Charles Wood has been of great assisLuncc to our class by being the advisor for our yearbook. He has proved himself noL only a capablu tcudwr, but also an understanding friend. We are grateful for the helpful counsel Mr. Wood has given in the preparation 01' this yearbook. Make your own caption. q. Zdravstvuiti. So what? Overflow study hall. S EN I OBS??? What happened to the seats? Denny and his harem. He llo! . crochetmg? $ t . . UNDERCLA SSMEN The traditional selling of mums was the main project of tho juniors this year. Class officers Patty Nappi, Paul Erickson, Alice Mc- Cullough, and Bernadette Licate along with the prom committee have been working since summer on plans for the ijior-senior prom. In November the class presented The Solid Gold k t Cadillac . President: Patty Nappi Vice Preside nt: Paul Erickson Secretary: Alice McCullough Treasurer: Bernie Licatc CLA SS OF 1964 Juniors Studying? How far to the next farmhouse? FIRST ROW: M. Sabastian, J. May, D. Addair. SECOND ROW: J. Olson, L. Steele, J. Schroeder. THIRD ROW: G. Cole, D. Candela, J. Taylor. FOURTH ROW: P. Erickson, T. Herlevi, D. Behn, M. Nemitz. FIRST ROW: E. Pasanen, R. Ostrandet. SECOND ROW: B. Pohjala, K. Copeland, A. Setzynski. THIRD ROW: R. Gustafson, D. Orquist, J. Svigelj. FOURTH ROW: B. Gaines, D. Maki, D. Johnson. FIRST ROW: 1.. Petruzzi, J. Keenan. SECOND ROW: M. Debevec, S. Gardener, S. Behling. THIRD ROW: B. Koski, M. Roe, J. Evar. FOURTH ROW: B. Macaulay, D. Laveck, C. Goebel. FIRST ROW: .1. Amidon, L. Brink, c. Luoma SECOND ROW: R. Acierno, B. Bordeaux, 5. Cable. THIRD ROW: F. Willis, A. Nieminen, B. Sutherland. FOURTH ROW: B. LaRue, G. Karbacka, J. Fusco, L. Narhi. FIRST ROW: D. Fritts, M. Petros, B. Seager. SECOND ROW: C. Mercilliot, V. Monda, J. Terry, D. Daniels. THIRD ROW: S. Parker, 5. Cox, D. Fetters. FOURTH ROW: B. Beighley, R. Mihalick, D. Herttua. FIRST ROW: E. Keyes, J. Howsan. SECOND ROW: B. Colflesh, C. Lampela, L. Gaskell. THIRD ROW: L. Maki, J. Nuber, J. Cotthard. FOURTH ROW: 5. DeAnna, J. Cutler, L. Carlo, R. Haapala. FIRST ROW: P. Maenpa, P. Nappi, A. McCullough. SECOND ROW: J. DiDonato, B. Licate, S. Martin. THIRD ROW: J. Lengyel, V. Crofoot, F. Theis. FOURTH ROW: P. Martello, M. Jaskela, E. Cole, J. Nelson. FIRST ROW: S. Sulin, L. Lindenmayer, S. Hill. SECOND ROW: J. Paulie, M. Bent, W. Clark. THIRD ROW: E. Green, J. Hamill, K. Melaragno. FOURTH ROW: J. Gianell, T. Stefan, D. Uitto. w?.? 9:2 g 1 3-113qu- ,ma xew a e WI I'll try yours, if you'll try mine. K. LeonarduTreasurex L. Dieffenbacher--Vice President S. Robinson--Secreta:y J. Palo--President CLA SS OF 1965 At the Sophomore Class carwash. Sophomores, working hard, had a fairly profitable year and are already looking ahead to the prom. Among their activities were a car wash and a dance. Officers are John Palo, President; Leta Jo Dieffenbacher, vice president; Sandy Robinson, Sec- retary; and Karen Leonard, treasurer . FIRST ROW: S. Scott, N. Snyder, L. Steele, B. Sheldon. SECOND ROW: N. Steams, N. Staple ton, C. Stewart, R. Rudolph, P. Spacek. THIRD ROW: P. Ray, B. Stanberry, T. Rill, D. Rente, 5. Robinson. FOURTH ROW: B. Shaul, D. Reece, G. Salmen, J. Stewart, R. Schwartzman. FIRST ROW: J. Cummins, J. Cook, J. Ellis. SECOND ROW: J. Curry, J. DeAnna, C. Edixon, J. Callihan, L. Douglas. THIRD ROW: V. Cimorell, S. Carlson, D. Daniels, R. Di Donate, L. Dieffenbacher. FOURTH ROW: T. Cross, R. Colflesh, J. Freetly, D. De Luca, S. Dodge, A. Elzeet. FIRST ROW: K. Leonard, P. Lillvis, K. Goddhard, B. Merritt, B. Nemitz. SECOND ROW: J. Narhi, B. Gehring, M. Nicholson, P. Nelson, B. Mateja. THIRD ROW: J. Luce, W. Lynn, C. Millberg, B. Nappi, B. Makynen, C. Mossford. FOURTH ROW: R. Madison, F. Maeupa, H. Mikkelsen, K. MaCafferty, M. Matris- ciano, D. Lucas. FIRST ROW: K. Heino, S. Hemetta, C. Fletcher, A. Graham. SECOND ROW: J. Hanna, C. Gelber, S. Golembieski. THIRD ROW: D. Hiller, R. Johnson, 5. Harbin, J. Haskell. FOURTH ROW: P. Gustafson, J. Fusco, B. Foust, D. Gawlikowski. 54 FIRST ROW: S. Burroughs, B. Campbell, M. Anderson, K. Blakey, B. Balog. SECOND ROW: B. Bratzel, L. Brown, N. Brown, P. Bragg, C. Barrickman. THIRD ROW: B. Benson, J. Bent, B. Bernardo, B. Beckman. FOURTH ROW: G. Babbs, E. Bradley, D. Bordeaux, W. Bennett. FIRST ROW: K. Ogurchak, L. Olson, L. Piipponen, N. Ralph. SECOND ROW: K. Pakkala, R. Peaspanen, M. Olson, M. Niemi, B. Niemi. THIRD ROW: M. Plagakis, B. Rabell, W. Piekarski, K. Pulkkinen, B. Pananen. FOURTH ROW: J. P310, W. Peaspanen, R. Perez, J. Pananen, F. Paris. FIRST ROW: B. Taano, J. Watt, C. Wright. SECOND ROW: L. Wallender, C. Izzi, J. Surbella, S. Whipple. THIRD ROW: M. Wegrich, P. Talbott, T. Towers. FOURTH ROW: J. Callahan, T. Tallbacka, B. Walrath, J. Vas. FIRST ROW: L. Henson, C. Langton, R. Lehtiueu, D. Leake. SECOND ROW: D. Hjerpe, P. Hoback, C. Laveck, C. Juhola. THIRD ROW: K. Honkonen, P. Huggins, A. Jarvi, M. Koski, S. Karbacka, B. Kellogg. FOURTH ROW: J. Hyslop, J. Kaufman, T. Jokiniemi, J. Kneen, C. Kotila. David Fish studying. Tim Meehan: President Marketta Seppelin: Vice President Jo Macaulay: Secretary Susan Erickson: Treasurer CLA SS OF 1966 First it's the boys who get the study bug, and now the girls have got it. , V 1...... 9.:7.-. ,- 7, e h 1. The freshman class has been under the leadership of Tim Meehan, Presi- dent; Markita Seppelin, Vice-President; Jo Macaulay, secretary; and Susan Erickson, treasurer. They have been busy with bake sales, spon- soring a dance, and selling sweatshirts . FIRST ROW: E. Grace, D. McKenzie, C. Conley, C. Luce. SECOND ROW: M. Marvin, E. Smith, P. Urban, M. Hart- man, L. O'Neil. THIRD ROW: F. English, .1. Ketchum, D. Barbara, M. Arvidson, S. Debevec. FIRST ROW: A. Mero, L. Keenan, S. Gaskell. SECOND ROW: R. Siler, L. Bruckman, S. Loveland. THIRD ROW: D. Tobias, K. Frisbie, T. Sedmak, K. Altonen. FOURTH ROW: M. Millberg, P. Donahoe, C. Fuller, L. Adams. FIRST ROW: N. Evkovitch, L. DeHclian, M. Decker, P. Kuhn. SECOND ROW: 5. Erickson, G. Saris, J. Madison, B. Udell. THIRD ROW: J. Peterson, L Rose, R. 3310, S. Bills. FOURTH ROW: J. Trun, R. Ellis, D. Parker, L. Monda. musk H E FIRST ROW: 5. Tmchik, J. Nelson, K. Nord- quest, M. Seppelin. SECOND ROW: J. Millet, P. Rennick, T. Meehan. THIRD ROW: L. Wright, B. Pearson, K. Jopperi, S. Riipa. FOURTH ROW: A. Sidbeck, S. Zlegler, B. Salmen, D. Payne, J. Field. FIRST ROW: M. McDaniels, C. Kunkle, J. Mosher. SECOND ROW: V. Brudapest, B. Siler, S. Alkula, P. Robinson. THIRD ROW: D. Peterson, M. Napolitano, D Triozzi, M. Pierce. FOURTH ROW: E. Anderson, A. Burns, D. Mazzola, D. Lynch, R. Walrath. FIRST ROW: J. Mosher, B. McLemore, D. Rapose, B. Fraelich, B. Burns. SECOND ROW: P. Campbell, K. Bilhardt, C. Hopson, P. Campbell. THIRD ROW: S. Kujampa, S. Barrickman, P. Atzemis. FOURTH ROW: G. Debevec, D. Aho, D. Fish, D. Jarvi, L. Caskell. FIRST ROW: P. Lavey, J. Hassett, A. Manda, L. Merical, T. Serrata. SECOND ROW: L. Piekaxski, D. Tarczy, 5. Swift, B. Johnson, R. Kantorak. THIRD ROW: D. Grace, M. Hagquist, G. Bryant, J. Hanson, D. Urban. FIRST ROW: C. Williams, N. Jones, J. Macaulay. SECOND ROW: A. Johnson, 5. Erickson, B. Olson, B. Roberts. THIRD ROW: R. Goldsmith, E. Anderson, B. Peterson, B. Roberts. FOURTH ROW: H. Bordeaux, B Sarbeck, T. Trask, L. Mazzola. I C: President: Robert Beckman Vice President: John Pokky Secretary: Julene Sippola Treasurer: Edward Mikkelsen CLASS OF 1967 Well, it's better than being a seventh grader, isn't it? The eighth graders are now veterans having finally become accustomed to all the fire regulations, stairwells, and some of the teachers . This year they have started organizing and thinking about money-making projects . Time out for a gabfest. On the way to class. FIRST ROW: M, Johnson, P. Shinault, B. Beckwith, J. Hepler. SECOND ROW: C. John- son, R. Gawlikowski, N. Trent, C. Bohon, D. Jokilehto. THIRD ROW: P. Lambros, L. Armstrong, D. Cuxry, R. Steele, G. Bums. FOURTH ROW: G. Colflesh, R. Stranman, B. Sweeney, J. Johnson, D. Fusco, C. Aunger. FIRST ROW: J. Artun, C. Colicchio, C. Andersen. SECOND ROW: J. Swedenborg, A. Pucci, N. Walrath. THIRD ROW: T. Rill, K. Sheppard, S. Karbacka, K. Perez. FIRST ROW: H. Bihlajama, C. Laveck, J. White, D. Loveland. SECOND ROW: D. McCullough, JA McCul- lough, B. Loftus, B. Bryant, C. Fortney. THIRD ROW: T. Cross, B. McLemore, C. Carter, B. Ivari. FOURTH ROW: M. Goebel, R. Suliu, D. Sweeney, R. Sweeney, J. Farmen. FIRST ROW: C. Piipponen, M. McNamara, S. Rice, D. Tallbacka. SECOND ROW: H. Hardy, G. Johnson, C. Sanfield, M. Lehtonen, M. Millan. THIRD ROW: J. Seferian, B. Beckman, R. Hindmatsh, E. Mikkelsen, D. Schoendorfer. FIRST ROW: 1. Anderson, B. Bordeaux, P. Mintz, J. Adams, L. Strandman. SECOND ROW: D. Narducci, J. Enricco, R. Hummer, TV Keyes. FIRST ROW: M. Schroeder, J. Cides, D. Skufca, D. Kalil. SECOND ROW: S. Johnson, 5. Wegrich, N. Camp- bell, P. Young, L. Lindenmayer. THIRD ROW: S. Swanson, P. Whipple, M. Hawkins, D. Salmen, L. Anderson. FIRST ROW: V. Marlin, K. Flower, J. Pokky, J. Lambros, D. Gill. SECOND ROW: J. Sippola, J. Huggins, C. Coutts, P. Merritt, K. Mackynen. THIRD ROW: R. Sholtis, F. Stewart, J. Lahnanen, C. Ilill, P. Abel. FIRST ROW: T. Spacek, C. Lemmon, T. Hughes, A. Goodwin, B. Tiito. SECOND ROW: L. Morse, B. McKay, V. Carlisle, D. Cheney. THIRD ROW: P. DeMichele, D. Fleming, B. Hiller, D. Ostrander, M. Rose. Think hard now! Color me a seventh grader. CLASS OF 1968 The seventh graders have spent a rather normal year, normal for seventh graders, that is . It has proved different, exciting, Seventh graders are good for something. and at least once or twice, we're sure, simply awful, Wow embar- . rass'mg, getting yelled at in study hall in front of all those seniorsD. They have managed to spend the en- tire four minutes between Classes getting lost, at least in the begin- ning. But, there were highlights to the day--heck11ng seniors in over- flow study halls, for example. Ah, yes, it's been a good year, and now they are eagerly looking ahead to next year--when they will no longer be Classified as newcomers, but veterans of H .H .S. FIRST ROW: C. Nappi, S. Toomey, D. Mazzola, M. Fletcher. SECOND ROW: W. Jaskcla, R. Labry, J. Brown, K. Mauro, B. Bennett. THIRD ROW: D. Barrickman, D Capp, R. Matej :1, WA Snitcher, D Cunningham. FIRST ROW: J. McMorris, D. Flower, R. Mazzola, T. Olson, D Puchan. SECOND ROW: D. Hjerpe, C. Miller, C. Jokiniemi, T. DeMarco. THIRD ROW: S. RitChey, V. Beeman, N. Petruzzi, S. Brunell, J. Huggins, D. Erickson. FIRST ROW: H. Hoback, J. Beckwith, C. Mackynen, R. Conley. SECOND ROW: A. Bradley, D. Mazzola, G. Hoskins. THIRD ROW: 1.. Aho, S. Rennick, S. Butcher, M. Utl. FIRST ROW: F. Enrico, C. Myllymaki, D. Marvin, D. Kemp, L. Lanfton. SECOND ROW: A. Martello, D. Siler, L. Trent, R. Sulin. THIRD ROW: D. Colantino, R. Henderson, C. Pack, L. Morris, P. Maxtello. FIRST ROW: W. Brown, M. Nordquest, G. Burns, K. Harper, D. Flock, K. Cobb. SECOND ROW: F. Scku'oeder, G. Fortunato, D. Hamalainen, B. Kuukle, C. Tuuri. THIRD ROW: F. Bilicic, P. Olson, L. Duff, D. DeluCa, K. Babbs, V. Kangas. FIRST ROW: .1. Craven, L. Fritts, J. Wisnyai, A. Peterson. SECOND ROW: M. Andrews, D. Scott, K. Miller, S. Tyler. THIRD ROW: T. Mohr, C. Ziegler, J. Alpine, S. Lauterbach. FIRST ROW: F. Bragg, E. Mossford, C. Kukka, M. Shaul. SECOND ROW: T. Baty, A. Campbell, J. Rich, K. Matson. THIRD ROW: L. Kotila, R. Talbott, C. Behn, G Canzonetta. FIRST ROW: B. Jones, D. Vitale, P. Peterson, S. Schxoeder. SECOND ROW: L. Motta, C. Luoma, J. Ray, C. Sironen. THIRD ROW: 8. Oliver, P. Callihan, N. Paananen, K. Raisanen. 0R GA szA TIONS Officexs: Miss Wisman, D, Bcnham, R. Raisanen, 5. Andersen, J, Triozzi, Miss Teeple. FIRST ROW: R. Sedmak, B. Huffman, B. Fombellida, B. Cedar, D. Bragg, L. Canzonetta, C. Lyon, B. Turner, M. Heine, M. Nyland, L. Hall. SECOND ROW: C. Custafson, M. Depue, L. Ruuska, J. Musgrave, L. McGriff, S. Fritts, C. Gustnfson, C. Johnson, N. English. THIRD ROW: K, Waltari, S. Lombardo, C, Beckman, N. Palo, D. Reece, J. Debevec, B. Sanfield, J. Parker, 1.. Whipple, E. Trun, S. Bagley. SENIOR GIRLSt CL UB Aside from being a somal organization for the senior girls, this group has rendered various services to the school. The girls sold milk and ran the candy stand The milkmaids. at noon, sold popcorn at home football games, kept the brass railing and trophies shining, and adopted a Thanksgiving family. What money they made went toward a gift for the school. The club's social activities consisted of the regular meeting, parties, initiation of the junior girls, secret pals, and the the Home- coming Dance. Officers are Diane Benham, president; Roberta Raisanen, vice president; Sharon Andersen, secretary; Jeanne Triozzi, treas- urer; and Diane Bragg, sergeant-at -arms. Advisors are Miss Ruth Wisman and Miss Edith Teeple. 66 Thc Scnjur Men's Club, origmawd in MM, is cmnposcd 0f all HL'IUUY men I'ur the put'pusc 01' Unprovjng relations among themselves. It alsn renders many SCIW ices In 1116 cummumly each year. The club is run by an exchmvc c0111- mmcc headed by a general chairman. 7110 adviser is R. X1. Meghan. Where's the women and song? SENIOR MENjS CL UB FIRST ROW; C. Stouffcr, R. Hagquist, E. Babbs, D. Turner, D. Fortncy, Mr. Meehan, N. Martello, J. Butcher, P. Anderson,D, Beckman. SECOND ROW; R. Davis, D. Ketchum, F. Knudsen, D. Salmen, A. Ferberdino, J. Kin- nunen, R. Baty, K. Lehtinen, T. Tobias, R, Gray. THIRD ROW; D. Tullbacka, J. Laird, W. Beckwith, J. Nelson, R. Enricco, R. Rich, P. Turchik, M. Meehan, D. Mawin, E. Hepler, T. Hague. FOURTH ROW; F. Frye, T. Fnhnoe, G. Bogart, J. Wible, A. Skufca, R4 Cassell, R. Thayer, J. Mikkclsen, J. Macaulay, J. Pokky, T. Barrick- 2; President Phil worls his first problem; Membership in National Honor Society, the highest scholastic honor a high school student may achieve, is based on the qualities of char- acter, leadership, scholarship, and service. The members, who are chosen by the Awards Committee, must be in the upper 13:2; 01' their class. Initiation is held once a year in a formal ccrcmtmy L11 which time the new members receive the gold membership pins. Officers this year are Phil Turchik, president; Jane Musgrave, vice- president; and Christine Beckman, secretary-trea surer. Advisor is William Jones. NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW; J, Musgmve, K. Waltari, D. Reece, N. P310, C. Beckman. SECOND ROW: R, Gray, P, Turchik, J. Mikkelsen, T. Hague, Mr. Jones. Juniors and seniors having done outstanding jour- nalistic work constitute the National Quill and Scroll Society which was chartered in 1936. Mem- bers must also be in the upper third of their Class and of at least junior standing. New members are initiated at a formal ban- quet usually held in the spring at a candlelight ceremony and receive their membership pins. r Ix AdViSOfS 211 ? Miss Mary FIRST ROW: 0. Johnson, c. Bcckman, K. Waltari, J. Triozzi. SECOND Boyce and William Jones. ROW: Mr. Wood, Mr, Jones, Miss Boyce. QUILL AND SCROLL FIRST ROW: D. Reece, L. Lindenmayer, D. Bragg, P. Nappi, L. McGriff, N. P310. New members who were selected for the Quill and Scroll Society this year are pictured to the left. Those pictured above were ad- mitted to the Society last year. NA TIONAL THESPIANS E; .3 ,,. . v mt, FIRST ROW: J. Triozzi, M. Anderson, D. Bragg, M, Nyland, L. Brink, S. Andersen, Miss O'Dell. SECOND ROW: L. Lindenmayer, M. Koski, C. Lyon, N. Martello, E. Hepler, W. Sutherland. THIRD ROW: D. Fortney, J. Watt, P. Turchik, M. Bent, A. McCullough, J. Musgrave, L. Dieffenbacher, FOURTH ROW: B. Shaul, D. Cassell, A, Skufca, C. Johnson, J. Nelson, J. Parker, K. Waltari, C. Beckman, C. Gelber. Harbor's Thespians make up Troupe 143 of the National Thespians. Each year members direct the junior high plays for the annual contest. The Thespians sponsored a dance, had a Christmas party, held a drama day with the Thespians of AHS, participated in the Variety Show, and held two initiation banquets in addition to the regular meetings. All Thespians are expected to continue taking part in dramatic productions after they earn membership to the club. Officers are: Pre sident - -Jayne Parker Secretary-Treas. --VIary Nylancl Vice President--Art Skufca Advisor is--Miss B. J. O'Dell MARINER STAFF FIRST ROW; B. Enricco, M. Nyland, L, Hall, D. Bragg, C. Lyons. SECOND ROW; 5. Cox, 1.. Lindenmayer, J. Triozzi, B, Huffman, B. Cedar. THIRD ROW; E. Babbs, P. Nappi, C. Gustafson, M. Heine, C. Johnson. FOURTH ROW; R. Rich, C. Beckman, K. Waltari, S. Behling, R. Raisanen, J. Parker. THE MARINER, Harborhs bi-weekly newspaper, is prepared by a staff of approximately twenty students under the direction of Kay Waltari, editor, and Miss Mary Boyce, advisor. Staff members must have had at least one semester of journalism. Each page has an editor and the remaining staffers are assigned to a page for each issue. A new addition to THE MARINER this year was the purchase of a Polaroid camera aiding greatly the photography end of the paper. Staff funds have helped to send five students to Ohio University for one week for a Publications Workshop and ten members to Chicago for the NSPA Convention for four days. FIRST ROW: M. Petros, E. Dieffenbachcr, L. Brink, D. BIagg, T. Towers, S. Scott, S. Anderson. SECOND ROW: J. Amidon, S. Hill, L. Hall, J. Triozzi, B. Turner, B. Cedar, L. Canzonetta, M. Heino, P. Nappi, S. Taylor, D. Fritts, M. Nyland. THIRD ROW: K. Waltari, J. Terry, R. Ostrander, R. Raisanen, S. Fritts, J, Musgrave, B. Bordeaux, J. Luoma, C. Lyon, C. Gustafson, L. McGriff, R. Aciemo, D. Benham. FOURTH ROW: M. Bent, S. Lombardo, L. Whipple, N. P310, D. Reece, J, Debevec, B. Pohjala, M. DePue, A. McCullough, J. Parker, C. Beckman, S. Baglcy, E. Tmn, L. Ruuska. GIRLS A THLE TI C ASSOCIA TION FIRST ROW: C. Izzi, C. Conley, B. Sheldon, M. Anderson, B. Merritt, P. Hoback, N. Ralph. SECOND ROW: K. Leonard, M. Wegrich, M. Olson, M. Matrisciano, C. Juhola, K. Oqurchak, P. Kuhn, L, Olson, L. Piipponen, J. Watt, B. Campbell, J. Peterson, N. Evkovich, McDaniels, A. Mere, D. Hjerpe, C. Barrickmzm, B. Niemi, B. Taano, V. Cimorell. THIRD ROW: K. Nordquest, S. Akoula, L. Bruckman, L. Rose, 5. Karbacka, K. Paakala, M. Decker, B. Bums, L. Brown, R. Lehtinen, N. Snyder, S, Whipple, J. Nelson, E. Grace, S. Exickson, L. Dieffenbacher, L. Wallender, B. Paananen, B. Olson, Mrs. Oppenheimer. FOURTH ROW: C, Saris, L. DeHelian, J.Madison,A.Monda, M. Neimi, L, Merical, R. 52.10, C. Laveck, D. McKenzie, B. Rudolph, M. Nicholson, N. Jones, C. Williams, B. Fraelich, L. O'Neil, D. Rapose, S. Loveland, C. McCafferty, P. Campbell, N. Stapleton, N. Steams, P. Talbert, J. Macaulay. B. Johnson, C. Gelber. FIFTH ROW: 5. Exickson, L. Wright, A. Johnson, P. Rennick, B. Roberts, P. Robinson, S. Turchik, A. Elzeer, J. Bent, M. Koski, S. Ziegler, P. Spacek, B. Pearson, N. Carlson, P. Nelson, S. Robinson, B Kellogg, K. Jopperi, M, Seppelin, S. Carlson, S. Kujampa, S. Riipa. Officers: A. Ferberdino, J. Mikkelsen, MI. Abel, D. Tallbacka, T. Hague. FIRST ROW: J. Laird, B, Enricco. SECOND ROW: E. Babbs, J. Macaulay, B. Gray, M. Nemitz, R, Gustafson, P. Martello, C. Kotila. THIRD ROW: J. Svigelj, T. Herlevi, B. Gaines, T. Jokiniemi, B. Rich, D. Turner, L. Nurhi, E. Green, T. Anthony. FOURTH ROW: P. Fmickson, B. Thnyer, A. Skufca, B. Beckwith, T. Barrickman, J. Pokky, Be Shaul, B. LaRue, D. Behn, D. Candela. MONOGRAM CL UB A Mariner jacket is the treasured symbol of the Monogram Club member. To gain membership 3 boy must earn a letter in football, Uh . . .One . . . uh . . . .. .uh. . . uh . . Come on Ferb, basketball, baseball, track or it rhymes with tree, golf. This year new members were in- ducted and received their jackets in an initiation ceremony during assembly. The purpose of the organization is to promote good sportsmanship and high ideals 0n and off the field. Officers this year are Al Fer- berdino, president; Dave Tall- backa, vice-president; Jim Mik- kelsen, secretary-treasurer; and Thad Hague, sergeant -at-arms. Advisor is John Abel. M C m S 0R cw MM EF DO U T. S SENIOR HIGH Governing and representing the student body is the prime purpose of the Student Council. It is composed of two repre- sentatives from each homeroom. The Council is in charge of all Monday and Thursday assemblies, hall monitors, and have had various money-making projects. FIRST ROW: 5. Hill, C. Izzi, M. Sebastian, J. May SECOND ROW: B. Balog, L. Olson, C. Juhola, J. Amidon, THIRD ROW: D. Tarczy, J. Paulik, B. Kellogg, S. Fritts, Ni Brown. FOURTH ROW: T. Stefan, T. Hague, G. Stouffer, F. Maenpa, D. Maki, K. Pulkinen. STUDENT C0 UNCIL jUNIOR HIGH The main function of the Junior High Student Council is to assist and carry out the judgments of the Senior High Council in the lower grades. They also have money-making projects of their own. The Junior Council is headed by Brian Salmen, president; Tom Hughes, vice president; Grace Johnson, sec- retary; and Karen Jopperi, treasurer. FIRST ROW: T, Hughes, H. Hoback, G. Tuuri, C. Kukka. SECOND ROW: D. Cheney, B. Talbott, B. Bennet, D. Gill. THIRD ROW: J. Madison, D. Rapose, K. Jopperi, G. Johnson, 5. Rice. FOURTH ROW: D, Payne, 5. Barrickman, A. Burns, B. Salmen, M. Hagquist. - S .-.$ENIORI F El ,' Officers: J. DiDonato, V. Monda, C. Mercilliot, B. Licate, P. Nappi. FIRST ROW: L. Olson, L. Piipponen, N. Ralph, R. Sedmak, A. Graham, B. Merritt, 5. Andersen, B. Paananen, M. Sebastian. SECOND ROW: K. Williams, D. Fritts, S. Carlson, P. Kuhn, A. Monda, B. Fraelich, M. Niemi, J. Madison, C. Langton, M. Koski, B. Fombellida, M. Ralph. THIRD ROW: L. Brink, J. Amidon, M. Wegrich, G. Luoma, B. Bordeaux, S. Kujampa, C. lui, A. McCullough, K. Pakkala, B. Kellogg, B. Sandficld. FOURTH ROW: S. Henretta, J. Terry, S. Lombardo, J. Bent, 5. Fritts, M. DePue, C. Beckman, M. Bent, S. Burroughs, K. Waltari, L, Wxight, K. Gustafson, Miss McQuain. T- TEENS FIRST ROW: M. Utz, V. Marlin, R. Labry, B. Kunkle, C. Kukka, C. Nappi. SECOND ROW: J. Tomey, M. Shaul, E. Mossford, L. Aho, S. Butcher, J. Huggins, S. Rennick, J. Wisnyai, F. Bragg, J. Brown, Miss Arnold, THIRD ROW: K. Matson, P. Abel, D. Erickson, J. Huggins, G. Louma, M. McMillan, L. Motta, G. Tuuri, V. Kangas, B. Bordeaux, L. Kotila. FOURTH ROW: .1. Ray, N. Campbell, C. Sanfield, G. Johnson, 3. Swanson, J. Alpine, C. Ziegler, J. Richey, S. Lauderbach, I. Anderson, S. Wegrich, C. Siro- nen, D. Fleming. ' X ., :5 . 15717103 - m-- A Officers: C. Johnson, P. Nappi, S. Karbacka, T. Towers. FIRST ROW: F. Enricco, T. Mohr, J. Toomey, K. Mackynen, J. McMorris, M. Petros, M. Shani, J. Hepler. SECOND ROW: 5. Karbacka, G. Burns, J. Adams, C. Laveck, M. Wegrich, M. Nicholson, M. Niemi, C. Lyon, C. Langton, D. Vitale. THIRD ROW: G. Johnson, B. Licate, J. Fields, T. R111, J. Giancll, N. Jones, B. Rudolph, B. Sutherland, E. Hepler, B. Rabell, L. Steele. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Huff, S. Lombardo, M. DePue, R. Madison, D. Grace, G. Bogen, B. Sarbeck, J. Nelson, J. Ritchey, S. Riipa, N. Steams. USHER SQUAD FIRST ROW: N. English, C. Gustafson, L. Ruu- ska, L. Canzonetta. SECOND ROW: Miss Wis- man, B. Sandfield, L. Whipple, N. P310, C. Gustafson. FIRST ROW: P. Peterson, D. Lynch, 5. Carlson, D. Salmen, L. Brink, M. Nicholson, R. Rudolph, M. Matrisciano, K. Nordquest, J. Snyder, L. Canzonetta, T. Hughes. SECOND ROW: M. McN amara, K. Ogunchak, B. Bordeaux, J. Terry, A. McCullough, I. Andexson, P. Spacek, S. Riipa, P. Rennick, C. Gelber, P. Leake, C. Sandfield, L. Dieffenbacher, B. Sheldon. in 3; The Youth Center Council's main purpose is sponsoring dances at the YW-YMCA each Friday and Saturday night for senior high students. The council is made up of stu- dents from Edgewood, Ash- tabula, and Harbor and meets two times a month. I 9'. ovioo'ioo M l ilOO'OQli of l. H l O c H , . . O f . 'g. . Adv1sors are Angelo and James . Billy. 70 UTH -,-- . CENTER ' . 00 UNCIL FIRST ROW: C. Beckman, C. 171i, M. Sebastian, G. Saris, K. Waltari. SECOND ROW: A. Ferberdino, R. Thayer, A. Skufca, D. Tallbacka, R. Davis. SPANISH CL UB The Spanish Club this year was organized under the direction of Mr. York, ad- visor. The purpose of the or- ganization is to acquaint members with the customs and histories of Spanish- speaking countries. Officers are Rick Perez, president; Brian Salmen, vice-president; Betsy Pear- son, secretary; and Nancy Jones, treasurer. FIRST ROW: C. Kunkle, M. Mc- Daniel, R. 52.10, L. Rose, S. Erick- son, M. Seppelin, T. Meehan, J. Miller, N. Evkovich. SECOND HapG ROW: D. Benhaun, N. Jones, J. T Nelson, 5. Turchik, D. Payne, G. '- Salmen, R. Schwartzman, J. Nappi, K. Pulkldnen, Mr. York. THIRD ROW: K. Jopperi, B. Roberts, '1'. Jokinemi, B. Pearson, S. Ziegler, R. Perez, D. Reece. ' '63- cc: This year's French club meetings have proved 1'0 be educationally as well as socially successful under the leadership of Daniel Maki, president; Barbara Turner, vice president; and Lyn Whipple, sec- retary-treasurer. I h Q' The club's activities in - eluded a bake sale, banquet, T h . and a Chrlstmas party at . . ' the home of Mike Meehun. Officers: L. Whipple, D. Maki, B. Turner. FIRST ROW: C. MernbEI 1311113 15 11111.1ted t0 Juhola, M. chrich, K. Ogurchak, Mrs. Banish. SECOND second Year and thlrd Year ROW: c. Millberg, c. Johnson, T. Towers, P. Nelson, c. French students until the Edixon, J. Cummins, K. Pakkala, R. Ostrander, S. Cox. end Of the first SGIUGSTGI THIRD ROW: M. Meehan, J. Laird, J. Macaulay, P. Hug- when first year students gins, J. Luce, J. O'Nei1,B. Walrath, T. Tallbacka, E. With at least a C average Trun, J. Evar. FOURTH ROW: C. Babbs, J. Kneen, T. are eligible Fahnoe, J. P. Nelson, J. Mikkelsen, D. Laveck, J. Fusco, ' ' D. De Luca. . . Mrs. Dorothy Bartlsh IS adviser. F REN CH CL UB Officers: Mm. Hunt, J. Peterson, C. Celber, F. Maenpa, M. E. Ander- son. FIRST ROW: E. Anderson, D. Triozzi, T. Callihan, B7 Merritt, V. Brudapest, A. Mere, L. Keenan, D. Hjerpe, S. Whipple, R. Lehtinen, S. Carlson, P. Anderson. SECOND ROW: P. Ray, D, Marvin, R. Stan- ben'y, M. Anderson, A. Steele, L. Olson, L. Piipponen, .1. Watt, A. Gra- ham, C. Stewart, S. Scott. THIRD ROW: D. Peterson, J. Fields, R. Goldsmith, C. Kotila, C. Macaffeny, A. Johnson, S. Riipa, N. Staple- ton, S. Robinson, J. Bent, L. Brown, D. Ketchum. FOURTH ROW: D. Rente, J. Tmn, C. Salmen, R. Bernardo, F. Madison, B. Faust, B. LA TIN Shaul, H. Mikkelsen, J. Palo, J. Hanna, P. Tunehik. CLUB For membership into the Latin Club, first and second year students must have an A or B average, while third and fourth year students are eligible regardless of grades. At meetings, which are held once a month, they have programs pertaining to Rome and Roman life. Advisor is Mrs. May Hurst. S TA GE CRE W FIRST ROW: R. Golembieski, B. Seager, F. Theis, 1.. Olson, D. Daniels, J. Taylor, Mr. DeWein. SECOND ROW: G. Cole, J, Cotthard, B. Stitt, DA Fettexs. THIRD ROW: P. Maxtello, J. Hanson, E. Cole, D. Johnson. R. Madison, M, Meehan, B. Sutherland, J. Nuber, P. Higgins. .MO VIE OPERA TORS FIRST ROW: C. Bryant, Mr. Fedor, J. Narhi, M. Millherg, R. Swartzrnan, C. Millberg, T. Meehan, D. Hjel'pi. SEC- OND ROW: D. Lucas, R. Madison, M. Meehan, G. Stouffer, T. Falmoe, J. Vas, L. Narhi, A. Burns. F11 1 7 1119 FIRST ROW: R. Ostmndcr, M. Hartman, R, J. Pcterscm, P. Merrin, L. Brink SF OND ROX Ton crs. F. Nels G. Lomnu, D. M K. Nard- qucst. L. Olson. . Knrbucka. TROAIBUNI: 8' FIRS'I' ROW: D. N.Irvin. J; Miller! J. Field. S. Sweeney, B. Sutherland. SECOND ROW: B. Mer- ritt, P. Erickson. B. Nappi: P. Anderson, M. Plagi akis. CLA RIN E TS FIRST ROW: B. Beckman, P. Ray, C. Juhola, N Brown. SECOND ROW: M. Anderson, B. Shaul, B. Pohjala, C. Gelber, K. Jopperi. SA XOPHO E S FIRST ROW: T. Tobias, 5. Gardner, 3. Bills, T. Meehan. SECOND ROW: L. Dieffenbacher, B. Salmcn, B. Pullkincn. CLA RINETS FIRST ROW: P. Kuhn, R. Salo, K. Kunkle, J. Nel- son, L. Rose. P. Remick. SECOND ROW: P. Leaks, S. Turchik, B. Roberts, L. Wallender, N. Jones. HARBOR E XOR. V157 5' FIRST ROW: M. Andersun. J Pokkg: D. Lxmbrog, D. Gill. K. Nordqucst. N. Murrellu. SPLOND ROW; R, GuhkmiUL P. Nappi, '1'. Jokinicmi, L Auden sun, D. Orqvist, P. Turchik, K. Lchtincn. , ! PER CI 'SSIO. V FIRST ROW: C. Izzi, B. Raisancn, S. Nepolitano. S. Gaskcll. SECOND ROW: B. Piispancn, J. VasE S. Sulin, G. Babbs. F R E NCI I H 0 REM? FIRST ROW: M. McDanieIs. A. Johnson. J. Bent, M. Seppell'm, J. Aartun. SECOND ROW: D. Uitto, T. Herlevi, D. Behn. CLA R I XE TS FIRST ROW: H. Mikkelsen, J. Musgrave, M. Niemi, N. English. SECOND ROW: JE May, F. Maenpa, J. Pokky, G. Salmen. TUBA 5 FIRST ROW: P. Huggins, D. Laveck, M. Meehan. SECOND ROW: F. Willis, D. Reecel, B. Braael. HIGH BAND FIRST ROW: D. Uitto, R Anderson, N. Eng- lish, N.Martc110, P. Turchik. SECOND ROW: K. Lehtincn, B. Pohjula, S. Sulin, J. Musgrave, D. Mar- vin. THIRD ROW: D. Orqvist, T. Stefan, D. Maki, D. Laveck, M. Meehan. BAND OFFICERS PEP BAND FIRST ROW: K. Lchtinen, J. Curry, P. Anderson, B. Mer- ritt, B. Sutherland, N.Marte110. SEC- OND ROW: D. Uitto, S. Gardner, P. Hug- gins, B. Pohjala, S. Sulin, J. Musgrave, P. Turchik. THIRD ROW: J. Vas, D. Or- qvist, P. Erickson, T. Stofan, D. Laveck, W. Piispanen, D. Marvin, M. Meehan. MA RM'E TTES The Marincucs are a hard working group of girls who did mardp ing routines duxing half-timc programs of the Geneva and Chat: don football gam 25. The head leaders were Cheryl Lyon and La- raine Canzoncua. Starting in the middle of August, the girls practiced three nights a week; and when school started, on lwo nights a week. They perfected a dance routine which made: a flowing anchor to the music of me Harbor Hymn. FIRST ROW: E. Keyes, J. Cummins, P. Hoback, L. Canzonetta, C Lyon, M. Niemi, C. All unichn'mS w'ere Laveck, L. Piipponen, C. Barrickman. SECOND ROW: 8. Chismar, K. Pakkala, J. made 13 the glib Carlson, P. Spacek, M. Matrisciano, K. Ogurchak, S. Gable, M. Weigrich, S. Taylor, themSClVCS .1. Terry. M ODERN FIRST ROW: B. Merritt, L. Canzonctta, K. Pakkala, K. Gustafson, M. MaLrisciano, S, Chismax, C. 1221, C. Bcckman, G. Luoma, 5. Cable, B. Turner, L MCGIiff, L. Hall, 1.. Olson, L. Piipponen, M. Weigrich, D. Bragg, C. Lyon. DANCERS : Modem dancing in- terprets music for audienca. The Modern Dane ers of Harbor began leam- ing this art from Su- san Cable and Vin ginia Luoma, club leaders, and Miss Joan McQuain, club ad- visor. The club was new this year and the girls had a lot to learn but they did put on a few performances. In addition to strict danc- ing, the girls enjoyed learning the hula, can-can, and some ballet. FIRST ROW: B. Merritt, J. May, M. Anderson, K. Nordquest. SECOND ROW: K. Jopperi, C. Gelher, G. Luoma, N. Jones, J. Bent. G. Luoma--head majorette MAjORETTES Harbor's Majorettes have displayed a great deal of pep and enthusiasm this year. They led the band and performed in the halftime shows during the foot- ball season. They also performed for assemblies and the annual variety show. Virginia Luoma, a junior, has been a majorette for three years and is now head majorette. Also serving for three years are Mary Ellen Anderson and Cheron Gelber, while Joan Bent and Jackie May have served for two. Marching for their first year were Kathy Nordquest, Nancy Jones, and Karen Jopperi. Bare bara Merritt served as a substitute. FIRST ROW: 5. Rice, M. Lehtonen, F. Bragg, L. Aho, D. Flock, C. Kukka, Kukka, K. Mackynen, S. Swanson, G. Johnson, P. Merritt. SECOND ROW: D. Caruso, D. Tallbacka, S. Weigrich, D. Ostrander, J. Aartun, B. Olson, D. Deluca, J. Huggins, M. Andrews, T. Mohr, D. Puchan, L. Robinson, M. Shaul, J. Alpine. THIRD ROW: L. Morse, S. Piipponen, D. Gill, J. Pokky, P. Lambros, L. Armstrong, J. Farman, S. Babbs, D. Vitale, S. chnick, J. Mc- Morris, G. Jokiniemi, D. Capp, B. Kunkle, C. Behn, C. Sironen, S. Lauterbach. FOURTH ROW: T. Hughes, C. Fertunata, M. Schroeder, R. Sholtis, B. Beckman, S. Schroeder, P. Martello, J. Seferian. FIFTH ROW: B. Bor- deaux, D. CLumingham, K. Raisanen, J. Lahnanen, C. Luoma, C. Sanfieh, C. Bent. The Junior Band is directed by Mr. Oliver Kama. jR. HIGH BAND FIRST ROW: 1.. Lindenmayer, S. Whipple, M. Anderson, B. Sheldon, A. Steele, D. Bragg, J. Keenan, M, Heine, A. Graham, N. Snyder, L. Olsen, L. Piipponen, E. Keyes, S. Karbacka, B. Pananen, B. Turner. SECOND ROW: S. Carlson, L. Steele, B. Bordeaux, R. Aciemo, K. Heino, J. Amidon, L. Hall, 5. Hill, A. McCullough, J. Parker, K. Waltari, B. Reimcr, L. McGriff, L. Canzonetta, N. English. THIRD ROW: D. Reece, C. Beckman, S, Bagley, A. Johnson, F. English, M. Millberg, D. Fortney, R. DiDonaLo, J. Nelson, C. Stouffcz, S. Cox, R. Raisanen, B. Mer- ritt, B. Kellogg, D. Hjcrpe, M. DePuc FOURTH ROW: M. Bent, W. Clark, J, Bent, R. Unto, L. Mauolar B. Macaulay, J. Giancll, B. Bcckwith, M. Roe, J. Knecn, D. Bordeaux, E. Green, D. Beckman, J. Curry. N. Mar- tello, S. Robinson, B. Pohjala, K. Pakkala. AIA DRIGA LS FIRST ROW: L. Canzonetta, N. Martello, B. Reimer. SECOND ROW: J. Nelson, A. McCullough, D. Reece, N. English. THIRD ROW: C. Beckman, B. Pohjala, M. Bent, D. Uitto. DIRECTOR Miss Alfield Johnson is director of the choir. A CCOMPANIST Mary Ellen Anderson accompanies the soloists. CHOIR OFFICERS FIRST ROW: D. Reece, B. Beckwith, J. Nelson, J. Parker. SECOND ROW: L. Hall, M. Heine, N. English. A THLE TICS FIRST ROW: D. Candela, E. Babbs, T. Herlevi, T. Hague, A. Skufca, D. Behn, B. Beckwith, B. Thayer, J. Macaulay, J. Pokky, B. Gaines. T. Jokiniemi. SECOND ROW: Coach Ed Armstrong, C. Kotila, P. Martello, T. Barrickman, M. Nemitz, B. Shaul, A. Ferberdino, B. Enricco, J. Palo, P. Gustafson, D. Deluca, B. Foust, Coach John Abel. THIRD ROW: J. Nelson, C. Babbs, B jOHJV ABEL ED ARMSTRONG HEAD COA CH ASSISTANT COA CH z? $- . .1 mmmszm ' r : .- a MtikiWMamas-ra . Hui .-.: Stanberry, F. Maenpa, J. Salmen, H. Mikkelsen, J. Evar, M. Plagakis, D. Symes, J. Montague, R. Colflcsh, Mgrs. Bill Bratzel, J. Fusco, L. Narhi. Missing from picture: R. Custafson, D Reece, T. Anthony, S. Harbin. DON CA VALANCIA ASSISTANT COA CH MANA GERS L. Narhi, J. Fusco, B. Brauel ., 4. - f AD HAGUE ALF , . , , 7 LAPTAIJV. . ll . . NAME HEIGHT Jim Pokky 6'0 Bob Enricco 5'10 Bill Beckwith 5'11 Thad Hague Art Skufca 5'11 Tom Barrickman Earl Babbs Jim Macaulay Bob Thayer Al Ferberdino OUR H UDDLE POSITION End Fullback Guard Guard Tackle Halfback End Tackle Halfback E A RL BA BBS CO-CA PTA IN AWARDS 2 year letter 1 year letter 2 year letter '61 Most Improved Player '62 Best Offensive Lineman '62 lst team Coaches All WRI. '62 lst team Regional Press All WRL '62 151: team All County 3 year letter '61-2 lst team Coaches A11 WRL '61-2 lst team Regional Press All WRL '61-2 Best Defensive Lineman '62 Most Valuable Player '62 Honorable Mention--AL1 State 2 year letter 1 year letter 2 year letter 2 year letter 2 year letter 1 year letter SENIOR LINEUP . , x J, m. BARRICKMA A K; If IKE; 7' H ' i LA R? SKUFCA 2 . 1.062 F 00 T Harbor , Harbor . Harbor . Harbor . Harbor . Harbor . Harbor . Harbor . Harbor , Harbor Hch'dols incredible shield does it again 0179 TEAAJ H v, S37 - Under the leadership of head coach John Abel and assistant cl, . . coaches William Wasulko, Ed Armstrong, and Dom Ca- 7 valancia, our Football Team went on to become the WRL CO-Champs . By hard work and CO-opemtion we won 7 of our 10 games. Co -captains for this year were Thad Hague and Earl Babbs. Some of the photographs on this page depict the hard work which our team has done . Aw. '4 BA LL SCHED ULE St, john's . . . 0 Geneva . . . 22 Fairport . . . 14 Madison . . . J4 Chardon . . . 14 Edgewood . , 12 Perry. . . . .12 Rowe . . . . . 6 Jefferson . . . 0 Ashtabula . . .14 Get off my back! They can't see my number. RD A T WORA' Don't look now, bu: we're going the wrong way! Faster, faster, Jim! One, two, cha, cha, cha.H FIRST ROW: B. Gaines D. Turner, J. Lengyel, R. Gustafson, T. Anthony. SECOND ROW: D. Tallbacka, J. Laird, J. Macaulay, P. Erickson, T. Hague, C. Karbacka. VARSITY BA SKETBA LL NIANA GERS C 0A CHES B. Gray, J. Narhi, L. Narhi. Dom Cavalancia cSzEd Armstrong H x; CA PTA IN DA V E TA LLBA CKA DA VE TL 'RVNER X AM 1C . . A W AR DS John Laird . ' 1 year letter James Macuulcy '- . ' 1 year letter David Turner ' . 2 year letter Most Improved Plnycrubl 62. Thad Hague . ' 91F ' 1 year letter David Tallbacka ' ' ' ' 6L ' 1 year letter THAD HA CUE jOHN LAIRD jIM MA CA ULA T W.R.L. SCHED ULE Harbor . . . . . . Fairport 58 Harbor Madison 53 Harbor St. John 39 Harbor Ashtabulu S7 Irlarbor Jefferson 61 Harbor Perry 48 Harbor . Iklgewood 16 Harbor Fairport 62 Harbor Chardon 4O Harbor Rowe 41 Harbor . lidgewood 38 Harbor Rowe 7 l Harbor Madison 36 Harbor ' Ashtabula 48 Harbor jefferson 60 Harbor St. John 65 Harbor Perry 61 Harbor . . . . . . Chardon 52 Yow, it's hot. BASKETBALL SEA SON Harbor concluded their season On one of Ihu lczlguus bust comebacks. Tho Mariners won 4 straight games, and 7 Straight league encounters to gain a tllircbplacc finish and concluded the season with a 9-5 record. and 11-7 overall record. Harbor started off very slowly as they occupied seventh place for a number 01' weeks earlier this season. At one point in the league racc the Mariners had :1 2 win and 5 loss record. But we finished close to the top anyway. Harbor placed second in the city series. These boys use Rubber. When you play on MY floor, you play by MY rules, because it's MY ball. CITY SERIES SCHEDULE Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor .' Harbor St. john 39 Ashtabula 57 Edgcwood 4b Edgewood 38 Ashtabula 48 65 Mariners, mariners every- where and not a friend in sight. WaiI ion't leave! a J. Parker, M. Nyland, D. Bragg, B. Licate, K. Waltari, Rr Aciemo, S. Hill, L. Hall. VARSITY CHEERLEA DEBS SENIORS Cheerleaders have the responsibility of representing the school and helping maintain school spirit, Thesc girls were Chosen by a panel of teachers who judged them on nine points: a C'r average, ability to get along well with others, leadership ability, personality appearance, acrobatic skillh conduct, reliability, co-ordination, and ability to cheer. Practices for this year's Varsity began during the summer and continued throughout the basketball season. Among their activities were making mouth- guards for the football team, decorat- ing the goal posts, and making pom- poms during the football season. The girls have also planned pep meetings, made signs to increase school spirit, and helped on drives for the Athletic Boosters. CA N D 1 DS RESER VE CHEERLEADERS B. Campbell, J. Watt, B. Kellogg, M. Koski. The Reserve squad cheered for all reserve basketball games and helped the Varsity Cheerleaders occasionally with decorating the goal posts and with the pep meetings. They also helped the Athletic Boosters when asked. I FIRST ROW: T. Anthony, D. Candela, T. Jokiniemi, B. Bernardo, R. Perez. SECOND ROW: T. Herlevi, J. Freetly, F, Maenpa, D. Behn, J. P310, D. Deluca, J. Kneen. -RESER VE BA SKETBALL S CHED ULE The Reserve Basketball Team under the leadership of coach Dom Cavalaneia , had a fairly successful season. The Harbor Falrport 31 team won eleven 0f the eighteen games Harbor gdadisgm 2; they played. Harbor t. Jo n 2 Harbor Ashtabula 38 Harbor . . . . . Jefferson 34 Harbor Perry 15 Harbor Fairport 35 Harbor Edgewood 26 Harbor Chardon 37 Harbor Rowe 45 Harbor Edgewood 35 Harbor Rowe 52 Harbor Madison 22 Harbor Ashtabula 40 Harbor Jefferson 49 Harbor St. John 40 Harbor Perry 27 Harbor Chardon 49 The team practiced every night after school with the varsity team. Their games started at seven o'clock on Friday evenings. We wish to commend the boys and the coach on a very fine season. Please, I'd rather do it myself! .3...kick! Hi! HOW are YOU? RESER VE IN A CTION Oh, that was a bad One! .. FIRST ROW: D. Candela, J. Giannell, R. Gustafson, A. Ferberdino, D. Turner, Mgr. C. Millberg. SECOND ROW: Mgr. R. Gray, B. Shaul, E. Green, J. Laird, B. Gaines, T. Anthony, D. Tallbacka, Coach Elmer Gray. THIRD ROW: F. Maenpa, D. Behn, J. Freetly, T. Herlevi, P. Erickson, B. Thaycr, J. Pokky, B. Beckwith, P. Turchik. t 1962 TBA CK TEAM TRA CK BEST FOR '62 Dave Tallbacka--pole vault--ll' 5 LIZ Doug Behn--shotput--43'9 Terry Anthony--broad jump--l9'3 Paul Erickson-wdiscusullfn'IO Jim Mikkelsen--120 high hurdles--19.2 sec. Dick Huhta--180 low hurdles--21.l sec. Al FerberdinOHIOO yard dash-710.5 sec. 220 yard dash--23.5 sec. Dave Turner--440 yard dash--54.3 SEC. Jonathan Freetly--mile run--4:57.8 Bill Beckwith--880 yard dash--2:11.9 Dave Floor Dick Candela --880 yard realy--l:37.7 John Laird A1 Ferberdino John Laird Dave Turner--mile relay--3:42.5 Tom Herlevi Dick Huhta The Mariner Track Team wound up the 1962 track season with a record of five wins and one loss in dual meetst placed first in two tri-meets and second in another. In the Pentagonal they placed third. and in the WRL they placed second. Al- though they failed to place in the Mentor Relays, they finished ninth in the District Meet. 1963 TBA CK SCHEDULE April 1 -4 Interclass April 11 At Conneaut April 1 6 Geneva April 1 8 J eff erson-Chardon April 23 Fairport- -Perry April 25 St. John's April 30 Madison May 2 Ashtabula May 4 Mentor Relays May 7 Rowe -Edgewood May W.R.L. Meet 7 1 May 16 Pentagonal DA DE May 18 District TA LLBA C514 May 21 City Series May 23 Edgewood May State Meet IM PHIL MI ELSEN TURCHIK BILL BECKWITH Emitwmmmq BOB DA VE THA YER TURNER FERBERDINO jIM ART DA RL POKKY SKUFCA MARVIN Ag Ig'. Eenie, meanie, mynie, moe . . . Would the real Mr. America please step forward. The Flying Finn. Are we impressed! Run, Run as fast as you can. You can't beat me, I'm a Mariner man. Our team is . . . lazy. x 3 W 5 r hI-x I I J, v 51-7 M! , l I I, ll I . lz z ' 'lh' 1 b5 '1 RI A r ! FIRST ROW: Mgr. J. Fusco, Dave Fortney, Jerry Svigelj, Jim Buckley, Mgr. Bl Nemitz. SECOND ROW: Coach W. Willey, M. Niemi, B. Bernardo, P. Martello, K. Mclaragno, T. Jokiniemi, E. Babbs, B. Mmolff. THIRD ROW: C. Pizzi, J. Nappi, J. Hanson, J. Palo, B. Mateja, C. Kotila, M. Kane, G. Babbs. BA SEBA LL TEAM On March 14, the Board of Education approved a baseball team for Harbor High. Athletic Boosters and the boys themselves worked hard to get the necessary funds. The Mariners practiced at Smith Field and played their home games at Massucci Field. The boys played the first part of the season without uniforms. They came in fifth in the WRL. and had a two-twelve record overall. C'LA SS OF 1963 DONA TES $200 The Class of 1963 donated two hundred dollars to the Athletic Fund especially marked for baseball. Harborls team will get better with experience. and we hope that people will remember that our Class helped get baseball started again at Harbor. BA SEBA LL You're out! Let's twist again! S CHED ULE Geneva 14 Geneva 6 Ashtabula 5 Edgewood 7 Rowe 8 Chardon 10 Three strikes, you're out! Ashtabula 7 Perry 4 Edgewood 3 Madison 3 Chardon 6 A CTION Perry 14 Rowe 3 HNONNNU'INOONQJOUIN COA C H W' . k FIRST ROW: J. Narhi, B. Bennett, T. Meenan, K. Blakey, J. Haskell, 3. 111mm waSUl 0 Sweeney. SECOND ROW: D. Mazzola, B. Bernardo, M. Plagakis, J. Svigelj, J. Evar, F. Willis. THIRD ROW: R. Perez, J. Nelson, R. Davis, D. Reece. C. Kotila, K. Honkonen, B. laRue, B. Thayer. GOLF TEAMS GIRLS 1963 SCHED ULE M. Nyland, M. Anderson, S. Hill, D. Reece. Home April 29 Edgewood May 3 St. John May 6 Conneaut May 8 Geneva May 13 Ashtabula May 15 Madison May 22 Jefferson May 24 St. John Away April 16 Conneaut April 19 Geneva April 23 Ashtabula April 20 Madison May 1 Jefferson May 20 Riverside May 14 City Golf May 10 League Meet May 17 District Meet FIRST ROW: E. Anderson, B. Salmen, S. Barrickman, M. Anderson, T. Meehan, R. Goldsmith, D. Tobias. SEC- OND ROW: M. Marvin, D. Mazzola, D. Fish, J. Miller, D. Jarvi, K. Frisbie, P. Donahoe, F. English. THIRD ROW: A. Sidbcck, L. Mazzola, D. Aho, H. Bordeaux, J. Merieal, T. Trask, B. Sarbeck. jR. HIGH FOOTBALL FLA G FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: K. Harper, A. Ollikainen, J. Rich, W. Brown, H. Hoback, J. Mc- Morris, D. Scott, H. Madden, G. Can- zonetta. SECOND ROW: D. Curry, H. Goodwin, H. Hardy, D. Fusco, C. Burns, P. Lambros, B. Talbert, S. Lambros, J. Fokky, C. Jokiniemi, K. Miller. THIRD ROW: L. Fritts, C. Behn, G. FortneyJ B. Stranman, B. Beckman, R. Hindmarsh, D. Cheney, 5. Ehricco, A. Pucci, M. Schroeder, C. Aunger, T. Baty. FIRST ROW: J. Ketchum, S. Barrickmzm, J. Trun, T. Meehan, J. Miller, F. English, D. Payne. SECOND ROW: L. Mazzola, M. Hagquist, R. Goldsmith, A. Sidbeck, E. Anderson, A. Burns, D. Tobias, B. Salmen. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL COA CHES Charles Wood : Wilbert Willey ,. . ,1: ,, ... 13 at...- r..- E . ? '95!- h ' :' t 7 M AND 8112 GRADE BA SHE TBA LL FIRST ROW: B. Talbott, M. Andrews, D. McCullough, T. Rill, P. Lambros, T. Orr. SECOND ROW: J. Pokky, H. Hardy, D. Kalil, B. Beckman, B. Stranman, T. Mohr, D. Cheney. FRESHXWAN CHEERLEADERS 7th AND 8th GRADE CHEERLEADERS ST ROW: 1.. Anderson S Johnson SECOND ROW J S a A C TI VI TIES HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER CO UR T Queen Sis. How do you guys rate? The Queen and her court. Presenting gifts. Our Queen and her escort, Dave Tallbacka. ; - oi Sharon v A , j; .7 ' ' V L . . - ' - Socmhzmg at the coronatlon danceJ', hCAMELOYw No one but those who worked on it could imagine how much work went into the building of Camelot, the scene of our Junior Prom. Under the direction of Jim Mikkelsen and the rest of the committee. the structure went up amazingly fast, and was finished right on schedule. By eight o'clock on Saturday, May twenty-sixth. nineteen hundred sixtyvtwot the finish- ing touches were beautiful. Along the south wall of the gym were a castle wall and a mural of a distant castle. The opposite end of the gym contained a throne at which manequines, dressed as king and pages stood near a seated queen. Under the shadow Of the balconies along the side walls were tables and chairs for weary dancers. Beautiful dance music was provided by Vic Savelli and his dance band. At the after prom party. Jim Hanson spun records and Ray Jangles' Dance Band played more dance numbers. At half past three a breakfast was served by the parents. Throughout the after prom party, prizes were awarded to many lucky couples. B UST WORKING A T THE PR OM jR. CLA SS PLA T 0 UR HEARTS WERE Cornelia Otis Skinner. Emily Kimbrough . . Steward . Mrs. Skinner . . . . Otis Skinner ..... Purser Leo. . . Monsieur de la Croix. Dick Admiral ....... Window Cleaner . . . Stewardess Inspector . Harriet St. 101m . Winifred Blaugh Therese Madame Elise . . . . .Carol johnson . Jayne Parker Frank Konegnj . Christine Beckman Nick Martello Ed Hepler Phil Turchik .Dave Fortney J. P. Nelson Kerry Lehtinen Paul Anderson . Mary Ann Walkden Darlene Nieminen Cheryl Lyon Sharon Andersen . Kay Waltari Linda Johnson . . Bobbi Raisanen Diane Bragg Mary Heino Susan Fritts Sharon Lombardo Jeanne Triozzi The play was directed by Miss Betty Jean O'Dell. SENIOR CLASS PLA Y WdHE M 0 USE THA T ROAREDjJ Gloriana the TwelfthnCarol Johnson Mary- -Lyn Whipple Jane--Laraine Canzonetta Fran--Chris Beckman Pan Mary Heino Norma--Jayne Parker Helen--Chery1 Lyon Mrs. Bascom--Kay Waltari Miss Wilkins--Barb Turner Mrs. Reiner--Roberta Raisanen Jillnjane Musgrave Debbie--Diane Bragg AnnuDarlene Nieminen Page--Diane Reece Miss J0hnson--Diane Benham Tully Bascom--J. P. Nelson Count Mountjotuick Martello David Benter - -Phil Turchik Mr. Beston--Dick Cassell Professor Kokintz - -Jim Mikkelsen PresidentnPaul Anderson General Snippet--Ed Hepler W111 Tatum- -Art Scufka Four Soldiers--Bob Baty, Ted Fahnoe, Kerry Lehtinen, D. Fortney Four Students--Eileen Trun, Elaine Dieffenbacher, Barb Reimer, Mary Depue Townspeople--Sharon Anderson, Bill Beckwith. Elaine Dieffenbacher, Eileen Trun, Belen Fombellida, Linda John- son, Dave Salmen, Mary Depue, Barb Reimer VARIETTSHOW WVIDE, WIDE WORLD Miss Varieties Goddess of Liberty Darlene Nieminen Jayne Parker The Drinking Song 'Side By Side' are two senior bums, Nick and J. P. Our exchange student, Belen, does a dance from her native Spain. PROGRAM Opening ............... Pantomime .............. Electric Guitar Solos ........ Barbershop Quartet .......... Lost in Spain ............ Side by Side ........... Gym Scene From West Side Story . My Favorite Things ....... For Dancers Only .......... Funiculi, Funicula ........ Watusi Piano Duet ............. The Congo .............. You Can't Get A Man With A Gun Spanish Dance ............ Electric Guitar Solo, Perdido . . Gigi ................ Minuet ................ Fractured Commercials ...... Hawaiian Dance ........... Drinking Song ........... Trepak, a Russian Dance . Violin Solo ............. Pantomime .............. Can-Can ............... Finale ................ Give Me Senior Girls' Chorus Sally Sulin Bob and Dennis Mazzola F aculty Men Carol Johnson, Jeanne Triozzi, Belen Fombellida. Nick Martello and J . P. Nelson Modern Dancers Diane and Roxann Ostrander Majorettes Nick Martello Ellis Bradley Nancy Jones and Sandra Riippa A Choral Reading and Modern Dance . Lori Linde nmayer Belen Fombellida David Fish Susan Erickson and J. P. Nelson Carol Johnson Thespians Jane Musgrave Boys' Chorus Modern Dancers J. P. Nelson Sally Sulin Darlene Nieminen and janet Debevec Harbor A Cappella Choir Your Tired, Your Poor 1r, Bob and Dennis Manola entertaining wi :11 their electric guitars. Diane and Roxann sing a duet. The faculty 'Barbershop Quartet' included Thomas Moe, Murray Blake, Richard Lenhart, and Charles Wood. In a comical piano skit, Carol topples from her broken chair. Cheryl enacts a fractured TV commercial. S R m m S E m E R A E W MIGHTY, MIGHTY SENIORS! NAM F .l. P. NELSON TED FAHNOIE SIS NYLAND JAYNE PARKER SH: FRI'HS KERRY LFIITINEN FRANK FRYE KAY WALTARI CHRIS BECKMAN PAT KANGAS jIM MIKKELSEN EILEEN TRUN ELAINE DIEFFENBACHER EARL BABBS DIANE BRAGG AL FERBERDINO BOB mm EARB TURNER LIBBY HALL CAR OL JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON ROGER GOLEMBIESKI LARRY OLSON BOB STITT JIM HANSON JIM WIBLE DAVE TURNER JOHN KINNUNEN TONI BARRICKIMAN DENNIS COBB BOB ENRICCO BOB GASKELL BOB GRAY TOM GUSTAFSON DICK HAGQUIST ED HEPLER DON KETCHUM FRANCIS KNUDSEN BOB RE ED TOM TOBIAS DIANE BENHAM BARB CEDER JANET DEBEVEC OFTEN HEARD SA YING Come here, I want to show you something How about a ride I'm a little teapot Jive! Oh. my hair I've got a great plan Aw, Gee . . . Forget it No he Do I careq But Mr. Lehman, the answer . . I'm not a farmer Now you don't mean that Hello beautiful Isn't he cute Give me a break D. j .. you dirty dogtt Oh Godfrey Gyration Remember when we . . Oh brother Say, I know you! I quit .OK for you Hey, who's she? Duh . . . For heaven's sakes Fink? Not yet You should have seen it Geeze oh man, anyhow Was that called for'7H Hyo, yo, yo! I dunno Oh no, not this kid! This just isn't my day OH NO! He cant get a word in edgewise What kind of bait do you use? Hi, how are you? Alright girls . . I met the cutest boy . . t'Got a letter today'h Olrf'VltEN SEEN- Playing Poker Arguing with a teacher Being a teapot Dramatizing In Room 308 'lwaking pictures Under a jalopy Tearing around Laughing Being athletic Riding a bicycle Conversing Counting money Flirting Following Earl Counting Hershey wrappers Writing short stories Giving someone a rough time Coughing Bouncing Carrying a box of money Sitting at Saints Hustling At Lakeway Buying records Going to Frye's Blushing Avoiding trees Looking for an English book In Nappi's With Pat Buying gas Fishing Coming to school at 9:45 Looking at a motor Hamming it up With Jane Fighting with Betty Only in the morning Playing a sax Selling popcorn machines Giggling Watching the mailbox NA ME MARY ELLEN DEPUE CAROL GUS'IAFSON CATHY GUSTAFSON BIZTTY HUFFMAN CHER YL LYON JANE MUSGRAVE DARLENE NIEMINEN BEVERLY SANDFIE LD MIKE MEEIIAN NANCY ENGI ISH NANCY PALO jonN LAIRD DAVE FORTNEY GORDON BOGERT JIM MACAU LAY DAVE TALLBACKA THAD HAGUE DICK CASSELL BOBBATY LINDA MCGRIFF LYN WIIIPPLE PHIL TURCHIK BILL BECKWITH GEORGE STOUFFER JEANNE TRIOZZI JIM POKKY BOB THAYER DARL MARVIN BELEN FOMBELLIDA DIANE REECE SHARON ANDERSEN SHARON LOMBARDO JERRY BUTCHER LYNN RUUSKA BARBARA REIMER ROSE SEDMAK DAVE SALMEN RALPH DAVIS BOBBI RAISANEN ART SKUFCA LARAINE CANZONETTA PAUL ANDERSON DENNY BECKMAN NICK MARTELLO MARY HEINO SHERYN BAGLEY OFTEN HEARD SAYING I've got another idea Oh yeah'? Do you want me to do it? I have to study That's bad Really neat I wear petite five Oh really? Testingl...2.... .uh...uh... Where's John? 011 my gosh? You Dub. You got openers? I lied Germs! Tremendous? Aw, come on. I'm just kidding. Breaks me up. I didnt either! But Mr. Utz . . I agree. You dip Ooee, ooee. Definitely. Aw, gee? OOmpha -phi . How you say? Where's my purse? ICK! Going to youth center? Hi! What a blast? What? Don't get smart! But Miss Boyce . . Aw get out! Oh, I'll get the car. My heart pumps No, we're closing up. 'IBoy, oh boy. 'That's the breaks Son-of-a-gun. What do you think? I don't know. OFTEN SEEN Cracking her gum Neat as a pin Grinning In the journalism room By the sophomore lockers Talking Twisting Dieting Sleeping in class Helping Miss Johnson Looking for John Scraping a sailboat Jumping in girls' laps Dancing Getting tardy passes Having a temper tantrum In the center of a crowd Bothering girls Sitting with a girl Typing With a different hairdo In a hurry With a problem Looking for Jayne Getting tickled Limping Getting embarrassed Blowing up the chem lab Looking confused Getting organized Breaking up with Bab Talking In crazy shirts Daydreaming Selling Milk At ToppitIs Joking around Dancing Chewing gum Driving his T-Bird Looking for workers Growling Crossing the street In traffic court With an alumnus Chaperoning LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the graduating class of Harbor High School in the year nineteen hundred sixty -three do hereby bequeath, 1n a sudden burst of outstanding generosity, a few of our most cherished possession. skills, and talents. To the SCHOOL we leave a two hour film, complete with sound of our class in action to he used only for educational purposes . To each JUNIOR we leave a copy of our book Conduct Befitting a Senior so that they may TR Y to live up to the htgh standards that we have set forth. To the LIUNIORS we leave 5, 000 s1gned tardy and outside passes. Youtll be needing them. To MR . MEEHAN we give our thanks for always being on the right side tOUR SIDED. To MR . ARMSTRONG we leave a trampoline so he may fulfill his uncontrollable desire to eject unruly students via the second floor window without undesirable after effects! To MR. WILLEY we leave our illustrious book, Proper Treatment of Seniors To MR . UTZ we leave our eo-operation on all class projects. To MR . LEHMAN we leave a set of ear plugs so he doesn't have to listen to the various arguments concerning grades . To MISS BOYCE we leave a solid gold plaque engraved with the words, Yes, we know tooY To MISS O'DELL we leave our indolence so that she can slow down every now and then. . SHARON ANDERSEN, leave my nickname Smiley to John Cutler. LIBBY HALL, leave my white Buick bomb 'tBessie to Marty Nemitz. , BARB TURNER, leave my ability to mutilate thoroughly the punchline of a joke to Jim Nuber. , PHIL TUR CHIK, leave my disguised sense of humor to joe Giannell and my ability to be late to at least five classes a week to Steve Cox. BOBBI RAISANEN, leave my vast supply of bubble gum and my abilities thereby to Janet Schroeder and Janice Terry, NICK MARTELLO, leave my nickname Nick Assembly to some up and coming mem- ber of the Student Council and my deep bass voice to Roxanne Ostrander. . DIANE REECE, leave my muscles and my nickname Hercules to Jimmy Taylor and joAnn Keenan. . DAVE TURNER, leave a few customers for the pharmaceutical business to Alice MC- Cullough, and the words that haunt me, creep, creep, creep to Doug Behn. y SUE FRITTS, leave my dimples to Dolores Addair, that is, if she wants holes in her head. I, AL FERBERDINO, leave my dresser drawers to the 64 track team. lThe one con- taining Hershey bar wrappers, that is .l I, DARL MARVIN, leave my friendly hellos to Mibs Bent and Jean Amidon. l, J. P. NELSONy leave my escapades in Macaulay's closet to Bob Macaulay and my favorite saying Come here, lwant to show you something, to Joe Cognata. Also I leave my name without the middle initial to John Nelson. I, DAVE TALLBACKA, leave my spastic impersonations to Jon Evar. It CHRIS BECKMAN, leave my ability to giggle ten minutes after the rest have forgotten the joke to Willa Clark. WE, FRANCIS KNUDSEN and BOB ENR ICO, leave Betty Campbell and Patty Kuhn to any- one who thinks he can get them away from us. LYN WHIPPLE, leave my ability to pick the classes with all boys to Barb Pohjala. , KAY WALTARI, hereby will all my wild escapades t0 Patty Nappi so she may con- tinue where I left off, and college week-ends to Susan Gable. , TED FAHNOE, leave my pointless questions in any class to Dave Laveck and Judy Bryant. . PAT KANGAS, leave my radar -controlled basketball to Brian Gaines . . . please handle with care! . DAVE FORTNEY, leave to Jackie Paulick my inferiority complex. Actually I'm a lot better than I think I am. LYNN RUUSKA, leave my Mumma's secret recipe for nisua t0 Marquita Sebastian. I, JIM MIKKELSEN, will the castle in Camelot as means of escape to any junior foolish enough to accept the prom chairmanship. I, JAYNE PARKER, leave my perpetual motion to Linda Petruzzi if she can catch it. , GORDON BOGERT, leave my storehouse of Chewing gum to Kathy Copeland. May she be as distracting to teachers as I was . . LINDA MCGRIFF, leave my private sauna to Tom Herlevi. , BOB THAYER, bequeath my sheepish grin to Brad LaRue . . . if they only knewl I. ED HEPLER, leave my two tickets for the boat I missed in Latin to future slaves of Caesar and my hilarious pantomimes as the distraught father of triples to Bill Suthere land for Thespian meetings . , TOM TOBIAS, leave my pleasing personality and excellent manners to Don Orqvist and Susan Taylor. DAR LENE NIEMINEN, leave my pendulum-like walk and short Skirts to Vicki Monda and Janice DiDonato. BOB GRAY, leave my talent in buck passing when managing to Larry Narhi; Joe Fusco has enough of his own. BOB RICH, leave my valuable map of Ashtabula's few choice parking places to Steve Parker and Dave Daniels. BILL BECKWITH, leave my ill-fated adventures with the stronger sex to Mike Roe and Drew Nieminen. BOB STITT, leave my patriotic report card to Dan Maki. DENNY BECKMAN, leave my house, rent free, to Jackie May so she can enjoy a 10 second walk to school. MARY HEINO, will get rid of my habit of twisting my hair into ringlets by willing it to Kim Norquest. It SIS NYLAND, leave my petite feet to LaVerne Carlo and Richard llaapala. I, JANE MUSGRAVE, leave my hula skirt and graceful hands to Terry Stofan. WE, JANET DEBEVEC, and BOB GASKELL, leave our many brothers and sisters to Richard Mihalick. . JIM HANSON, leave my records to Mary Jo Petros in case she has any more parties. , GEROGE STOUFFER, leave my bright red fire engine to Susie 11111 to extinguish any torch which she may be carrying. y DICK CASSELL, am too cheap to leave anything. . BETTY HUFFMAN, leave my pale pink lipstick to Betty Colflesh and Jane Hausen. . ROGER GOLEMBIESKI, leave my reserved booth at St. Angelo's t0 Ginny Luoma. t KERRY LEHTINEN, leave my book 10,000 Foolproof Practical Jokes to Dave John- son and Denny Herttua. . DAVE SA LMEN, leave my witty remarks and confusing questions guaranteed to rattle any teacher to jerry Svigelj and Gary Cole. 1 NANCY PALO, leave my third in the class button to any junior who can fill the re- quirements for ownership, , MIKE MEEHAN, leave my best sleeping position in Class to John Hamill and my jeep that goes everywhere except on streets to Barb Bordeaux. , ART SKUFCA, bequeath my immense supply of brownie points to Steve DeAnna. , EARL BABBS, gladly leave my most trying task as football co-captain and my nick- name, Bed -check Charlie to Dick Candela. , LINDA JOHNSON, leave my overnight case commonly called a purse to Lorie Linden- mayer. She seems to have too much to carry in her pill box. WE, CAROL, TOM, and CATHY, will our common last name to Rodger Gustafson. Henceforth he may be called Rodger Gustafson -Gustafson -Gustafson -Gustafson. 1, BELEN FOMBELLIDA, leave my Spanish-English Dictionary to Sharon Gardener and my black shiny bouffant hairdo to Dwight Fetters . WE, PAUL ANDERSON'and JIM WlBLE, leave our positions of first and last in the class to Roberta Acierno and Frank Willis. , TOM BARRICKMAN, bequeath my yellow Ford and the joys attached to Paul Martello and Terry Anthony so they may get in shape for football. 1Namely having to Jump out and push when the need arises for the missing gear, reversel. EILEEN TRUN, leave my pool table to Paul Erickson so he won't have to come next door to use it. DLANE BRAGG, leave my instant sunburn to Marilyn Debevec. Use only during very embarrassing moments. , DIANE BENHAM, leave my good temperament to Cheryl Mercilliot in case her red hair gets the best of her. JOHN KINNUNEN, will my driving experiences to Bruce Beighley if he wants to ride in an ambulance . jEANNE TRIOZZI, leave my assorted collection of barricades, kerosene lamps, and stop signs to Lauri Maki. Have fun . . . JOHN LAIRD, leave a few lumber trucks to the junior class for use during the prom, selling of Christmas trees, etc. . DON KETCHUM, leave my slow devil-may-care way to Jim Lengyel. CAROL JOHNSON, will my ability to get along with Miss Boyce to Sally Vitale and my resounding voice to Susan Behling. . JERRY BUTCHER , leave my chef's hat and well-made apron to Mike Jaskela. , SHERYN EAGLE Y, leave my l'oot-inemouth disease and the lingering after effects to Louise Brink. , BARB CFDER, leave my innumerable freckles to Bernadette Licate to complete her collection. , ELAINE DIEFFENBACHER, will my position as manager of the senior class presi- dent and enough paper to write reminders so the president will not forget anything during the meetings to Lucille Steel. CHERYL LYON, leave my mad passion for younger boys to Linda Gaskell. , jIM MACAULAY, leave my love for a St. John's girl to Gary Karhacka. , BOB BATY, leave my tall tale telling talent to Eddy Green. , RALPH DAVIS, leave my skis and other equipment tSplints, crutches, bandages, etc J to Bonnie Seager. Rots o' ruck! SHARON LOMBARDO, leave my willingness to try everything once and usually twice to Sally Sulin. Proceed with caution. FRANK FRYE, leave my community garage to any junior boy who has a jalopy in need of repair, JIM POKKY, leave my mania for falling off scaffoldings to jack O'Neil and Ken Mela- ragno. While decorating for the prom, keep your feet on the ground! BARB REIMER, leave my knowledge of shorthand to Diane Fritts and my title of Milkmaid to Jerry Gotthard. LORAINE CANZONETTA, will my whistle for organizing Marinettes to Evelyn Keyes plus 3 free lessons on how to blow it. DENNIS COBB, leave my knowledge of that midnight oil burning subject--Chemistry, To Dick Uitto. NANCY ENGLISH, bequeath my place in the soprano section of the choir to Vince Crofoot. Don't wear it out. , DICK HAGQUIST, leave my 1962 fire engine red stick shift Merc' t0 Cecelia Lam- pela. Keep it tuned up, I may need a ride sometime. , LARRY OLSON, leave my seat in study hall to my sister June Olson. She may also have the black Imperial. Drive carefully. MARY ELLEN DePUE, bestow my role as Uproar instigator'l to Sharon Martin, Audrey Serzynski, and Rita Hollingshead. It will take all of you to cause as much commotion. i ROSE SEDMAK, leave dead pan expression, especially useful for when I'm in a devilish mood to Bruce Koski, BEVER LY SANDFIE LD, leave my secret infallible diet and my love for tennis to Mary Ann Ralph. , THAD HAGUE, leave my many football awards in football to Esther Pasanen and my versitility to Chuck Goebel. BOB REED, leave my fishing adventures and patience to Elwood Cole. VICKI FREND, leave my very fair complexion and pretty teeth to Fred Theis. I don't know what you're going to do with all those choppers . FRANK KONEGNI, leave my helpful manner and my job at Carlisle's to Pam Maenpa. CLASS PROPHECY As we set the dials of our time machine to June 0, 1973. we bring into focus the mem- bers of the class of 1963. who have scattered far and wide. First we see those who have remained and staked their claim in their home town, the best location in the nation, Ashtabula. Ohio. Head of Laird Lumber is JOHN LAIRD, who is finding it very difficult to rim the business because his wife Nancy tformerly NANCY PALOi sews a lot and is forever us- ing him as a model. DAVID TURNER and LYN WHLPPLE are partners in the World- wide Pharmaceutical business which has its headquarters at the corner of West 6th and Lake Avenue under the name of Turnipple Incorporated. Bartender at St. Angelos' is ROGER GOLEMBIESKI. Professional hustler at the establishment is BILL BECKWITH. Bouncer at the Castaway is MARY ANN HEINO assisted by CHRIS BECKMAN who sells tickets at the door and fills in at times as comedian. Operating the floating crap game in the back room is J. P. NELSON. Head football coach at Harbor is PAUL ANDERSON. Another coach is BARB REIMER, coach of Harbor's all eform girls' track team. Math and Physics teacher is LARAINE CANZONETTA, who along with EILEEN TRUN, truaiit officer for A.A.C.S., advises senior girls. Superintendent of schools is JANE MUSGRAVR. In the lower office at Harbor we see CAROL GUSTAFSON secretary to PRINCIPAL P. M. MEEHAN. As we span the world we see BETTY HUFFMAN helping DR. ED HEPLER on his mission of mercy in the Congo. DICK CASSELL and BOB STITT are the head of a wild game reserve in French Guiana. In India we find ELAINE DIEFFENBACHER conducting a successful evangelism campaign along with BOB BATY, her campaign manager. Head of Really Runnurn Rickshaw Corporation in Tokyo is DICK HAGQUIST. His highest paid runner is GORDON BOGERT. KERRY LEHTINEN is now serving time in San Quentin for cutting the Transatlantic cable into six to ten pieces while on a deep sea diving mission. BELEN FOMBELLIDA is the world's most renowned lady toreador and is currently touring Mexico. KAY WAL- TARI, a noted secret agent for the United States. may be seen behind the Iron Curtain but, for tsecurity reasons, that is all we can disclose. CAROL JOHNSON took her Cocoa Chanel's business in France and is making huge profits on her own concoction-- Chanel No. 0. SHARON ANDERSON, now living with the Fombellida family in Spain, has been deported from the United States for divulging top secret information to the Spanish government. JEANNE TRIOZZI is an ambassador in Charge of United States-- Finland diplomatic relations. Taking care of American- -Italian diplomatic relations is DAVE SALMEN. BARB TURNER, interpreter in the French embassy, is carrying a torch for the Prime Minister. Jumping to England we find Professor JAMES CAMERON MIKKELSEN at Oxford teaching nuclear physics. DAR LENE NIEMINEN is a professional student at the same university. Also in England we see NICK MARTELLO with his band for a command performance for the new Queen ELIZABETH tHALLi X. Playing the baritone in the band is DARL MARVIN. Back in the United States we find EARL Babe BABBS as the star second baseman for the New York Yankees. DIANE BRAGG is enjoying her role as bat boy. In Cleveland we find BOB RICH as sport's commentator for the Cleveland Indians. New manager for the team is JIM HANSON. All-American woman's basketball star is SIS NYLAND, who after a sudden burst of growth, is now 64 . In Salt Lake City we find NANCY ENGLISH handing robes for the Morman Taber- nacle Choir. JIM MACAULAY in Lost Wages, Nevada, now owns and manages the Gillis Grandeur, a famous casino. Famed owner of horse stables, LINDA JOHNSON, has hit her second million. Her favorite jockey is BOB THAYER and her head black- smith is TOM TOBIAS. Agricultural leader in the mid-west is BARB CEDER, who has developed a new breed of soy beans. Going to the South we see JOHN KINNUNEN, a wealthy oil magnate, who is now president of the Purinnunen Company. At the White House we see President DAVE FORTNEY in a meeting with his chief consultant ART SUFCA. The President's private secretary is Susan Fritts. On these famous grounds we see other Harbor graduates--DENNIS COBB, White House electrician; chief cook and bottle washer is 130881 RAISANEN; governess for the President's seven children is CATHY GUSTA FSON. Head gardener for the White House grounds is LARRY OLSON. BOB GASKELL, exterminator extraordinaire keeps the place free of pests. Incidentally. THAD HAGUE is in Washington, D.C. as Chief justice of the Supreme Court. PAT KANGAS is running the U.S. Navy--literally- -beeause she's married to the Sec- retary 0f the Navy. On the side, she is manager of the President's PHYSICAL FITNESS CAMPAIGN. In the everglades we spot CHERYL LYON guiding her tour under the Spanish moss. Nearby we see BOB REED capturing alligators which he wrestles in the side show of BOB ENRICCO'S Circus, now wintering in Florida. Also appearing in Bob's circus is FRANK KONEGNI, the human cannonball. Next we journey to another land of sun, Hawaii where we see LINDA MCGRIFF. in- structor in surfing. Struggling through the surf we see GEORGE STOUFFER who is in the 50th state on a sales campaign for his firm, Tenny Weeny Bikini Limited. On the beach is DENNY BECKMAN, artist, sketching fashion model JANET DEBEVEC. Driving his four speed, dual quad, positractionF-4O9, JIM POKKY has just won the Indianapolis 500. Also having a winning streak is RALPH DAVIS who has recently won the Grand Slalom in Sun Valley, Idaho. ROSE SEDMAN, who operates a Lonely Hearts Club in Kalamazoo, Michigan. has recently brought together two former classmates- -SHERYN BAGLEY, head of a tin horse factory, and FRANK FRYE, who has the finest collection of antique cars in the states. Our time machine shows TOM BARRICKMAN selling Debbie Dolls for DIANE BENHAM'S Kiddy Kumpany, foremost toy manufacturer in the United States. ALFRED FERBERDINO resides in Hersheyville, Pennsylvania, and is head of the Herhsey Co. tWhat did you expeettD Also in Pennsylvania we see jIM WIBLE, head forest ranger in Cook's Forest. In Cleveland we see TED FAHNOE, who may be found pole sitting at the top of the Terminal Tower where he has been for three years trying to win a $5 bet he made with the former DIANE REECE, now the mother of ten. America's top-notch scientist in the field of space travel, PHIL TURCHIK, is now head button pusher at Cape Canaveral. Next astronaut to journey to Venus is DAVE TALLBACKA, chosen for his cool thinking under pressure. Looking way, way up, so we can barely see her, is LYNN RUUSKA, who along with her four partners is attempting to be the first wom an to conquer Mt. Everest. Striving for another first is MARY ELLEN DEPUE, who is swimming Lake Erie in the dead of winter. SHARON LOMBARDO, auctioneer, now holds the title as the fastest woman talker in the world. In Abilene, Texas, we find JERRY BUTCHER cleaving beef for the Armour meat people. BEVER LY SANDFIELD owns and operates a reducing salon where she encour- ages her customers to exercise while talking on the telephone. VICKI FREND is an airplane hostess on Lively Landing Airline of which FRANCIS KNUDSEN is the president. JAYNE PARKER is owner and instructor of a dancing school in Chicago. Her man- ager is BOB GRAY. Managers of Lake Shore Palisades Park, on the shores of Lake Erie, we find DON KETCHUM and TOM GUSTAFSON renting b0 ats and selling stale bread at the duck pond. C O-EDI TORS NANCY and DIANE We want to thank all people who helped to make thisyearbook possible. Ayearbook is not the work ofone or two people, but ofmany. Wire sure this book will bring back manyfona' memories. AD VER TISIN G a 7 .. MFIIN:l n D H p 5 Dn E N n U T L1,..lILKJLJL .V:.; . . . Lin 41 1:17. . Best Wishes fo the Graduating Class TURNER 19 PHARMA CT 527 Lake Ave. Ashfobula, Ohio Sundries, Cosmetics, Hallmark Cards, I and Whitman's Candies Complete Line of Pharmaceuficcls MIKKEL SENS FLOWER SHOP For the Best in Corsages Flowers for All Occasions 964-0477 Carpenter Rood Congratulations RA NTA LA 35 S TOPW S H OP 1029 Lake Ave . Ashfobulo, Ohio 964-881 1 Good Luck, Class of 1963 N0 TTER ELECTRIC C OM PA NT Electrical Contractor Commercial Industrial Residential 2320 Lake Ave. Ashfabula, Ohio Congratulations, Seniors jERRT SINKLER FORD 4733 Park Avenue Ashtobulo, Ohio REGNERS INC. Select Your Sportswear Here Men's Women's Boys' Compliments of GIRARO'S FLORAL AND GIFT SHOPPE am! 1743 West Prospect Rood 992-0617 Flowers for All Occasions Congratulations STERLI NG J EWELERS Your Jewelry Corner Corner of Main Ave. 81 Center St. Ashfobulo, Ohio Jack Myers, Prop. Congratulations to the Class of 1963 HARMON INSURANCE AGENCY 430 Lake Ave. Ashfobulo, Ohio Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. SEARS DDIIIKI Alla t0 4510 Main Ave . Ashtabula, Ohio Compliments of ASKE W-BRINK FUNERAL SER VICE 1709 West 11th Street Ashfobula, Ohio Congratulations, Class of 1963 S U THERLAJVD NIARINE C0. 5th and Coyne of the Harbor Cris Craft Evinrude Compliments of DIDONATO'S PURE OIL 914 East 6th St. Ashfobula Ronald Di Donafo Compl imenfs 0F GARN ER FURNITURE STORE West 5th Sf. Ashfobu lo Good Luck , Seniors B. J. BAKER Bicycle Sales and Service 4745 Main Ave . Schwinn Bikes are Our Specialty Congratulations, Class of 1963 STORK'N STYLE Headquarters for Maternity Apparel Ashfobula , Ohio Our Best Wishes to You j'ERR PS DELICA TESSEN 2519 Lake Ave. Ashfobulo, Ohio Congrofulafions to the Graduates of 1963 SCHOOL THRIFT BANK THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK 8x TRUST COMPANY Ashfobulo, Ohio POTTI-LENG- GEA RT MEMORIAL CHAPEL 700 Lake Ave. Ashfobu la, Ohio 964-3121 Congratulations to the Class of 1963 from THE OHIO PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 1700 Lake Ave. Ashfobulo ST. ANGELOS 30 LANES Route 20 West Ashfobulc, Ohio A xv? 1m..- 2' a :9. 9.41.31 Our Congrafu-Hons to the Clans of I' '3 MA UR WE; GIL .7r ' '1; ' AG Nt T4 4. l 4 4 I ,f 1 g Happi . V 4143223377 .v' I- c '4 ka .- Congratulations, Class of 1963 JACK W. ROSS Funeral Direcfor RIC HMOND-ROSS FUNERAL HOME Prospect Road of Station Ave. Ashtabula Congratulafions, Seniors LAK EWAY CON F . Home-mode Ice Cream Home-made Baked Goods Groceries--Lunches T.V . Tubes 735 Lake Ave. Ashtobulo, Ohio 96-47176 THE VOGUE Where Women Love to Shop 4624 Main Ave . Ashtobula, O. Congrafulo'rions LANGER J EWELERS Jewelry for All Occasions 4540 Main Ave . Ashfobula, Ohio Good Luck ASHTABULA HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT C0. Complete Invalid and Orthopedic Appliances Ren'rcl --Soles 635 Lake Ave. Ashfobulo, O. Congratulations, Class of '63 Compl imenfs of FRANK NAPPI'S SUPER MARKET 2012 West Hfh Sf. Congratulations to the Class of '63 DEGE'S BARBER SHOP 2006 West 11th St. Ashfubulo, O. Compliments of TALLBACKA UPHOLSTERING COMPANY 428 Center Street Ashfobulo, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1963 ARCADE FISH CO. Fish and Seafoods are Our SpeciaIfy 1728 Lake Ave . 964-9585 Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 C. mm wmw LM mi Mm Em B Three For Success Your Friends at Union Carbide Metals Company wish you three things: the wisdom to see the path ahead, the courage to take it, and the Faith to make the journey worthwhile . UNION CARBIDE METALS COMPANY DIVISION OF UNION CARBIDE CORP. Ashtobulo, Ohio Congratulations to the Senior Class t UheWortheastern Ohio vVational Bank Five Convenient Offices to Serve You in Ashtabu Ia Geneva Conneaut Progressive Banking Service in the Best Location in the Nation Your Northeastern Ohio Building Headquarters THE j. G. LAIRD LUMBER COMPANY Corner of Lake Ave. and West 8th Street Ashfobula, Ohio Laird Lumber is Northeastern Ohio's Complete One-Sfop Lumber Store for All Your Building Needs Congratulations, Seniors HARBOR PURE OIL 534 Lake Ave. Howard Sfainfield Ken Dibell Compliments of JIMMY'S BAK ERY 1220 West 3rd 964-9916 Ashtabulo, Ohio GEORGE SIMON MUSIC STORE Ashtobula, Ohio 963-8857 THOMPSON ' S 56--$1.00 Notions, School Supplies, Threads 523 Lake Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio Congratulations fo 'rhe Class of 1963 McCU LLOUGH'S PHARMACY 1 1 11 Thayer Ave . Prescription Special isfs 964-41 17 Congratulations, Seniors ISALY DAIRY COMPANY 525 Lake Ave. Ashfobulc, Ohio Congratulations, Class of I963 CEDERQUIST JEWELERS A. J. Anderson, Prop. 4646 Main Ave. Ashtabulo, Ohio DELL-RUTH 234-236 Progress Plc;:e 993-6395 Ashtobula, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1963 Sandwiches and Soft Drinks T MART LOWS CONFECTIONART 1477 West 5th St . Ashtabula, Ohio 1 xx. ' , - ,4 W 7 QrA A . , 7L ' .aulm . ' :5: 'v Ashtabula's Most Interesfin Store! 9 Very Best Wishes POST L UMBER C0. Congratulations to the Class of 1963 THE FASHION 4643 Main Ave. Ashfobu Io, Ohio Our Photographs Have fhcf Speaking Likeness with Lasting Qualify HERRON STUDIO 526 West 48th Sf . Vinton H. Herron Ashfobula, Ohio Ashtabula, Ohio LAKE SHORE LANES Bowling as You Like It 2234 Lake Ave . 993-0036 Congratulations, Seniors NELSON'S I.G.A. SUPER MARKET Frank and Bob 429 Lake Ave . Your Photographic Headquarters in Ashtabula WENTLING PHARMACY 4628 Main Ave . Congratulations Class of 1963 a sure KINNUNEN OIL CO. State Rd . 997-6179 Congratulations to the Class of 1963 S TOUFFER-HERZOG INSURANCE A GENCT, INC. The Home of Protection 4230 Lake Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio 993-2146 Congratulafions fo Class of I963 Courtesy of McMORRIS DAIRY THE COMMERCIAL BANK I619 West 5th Street Ashfobula, Ohio Your Friendly Bank 4521 Main Ave. THE SHERWlN-WILLIAMS CO. Color Headquarters Ashfobulu, Ohio 4535 Main Ave . Drive-In Service Ashtabula, Ohio Courtesy of STAPLETON'S SOHIO SERVICE and Home and Auto Supply 451 Lake Ave. and 718 Lake Ave. Compliments of O'LEARY'S SHOE STORE 1039 West 5th Sfreef Ashfobuh, Ohio Congratulations to the Senior Class HARBOR FEED and COAL COMPANY, INC. 934 Lake Ave . Ashtabulu, Ohio BROUGHTON BE VERA GES, INC. Now It's Pepsi For Those Who Think Young Decorated Cakes is Our Specialty WHITE'S BAKERY We Carry a Complete Line of Quality Baked Goods Graduafion--Weddings--Birthdoys 627 Lake Ave. also Jefferson, Ohio Congratulations, Class of '63 Sinclair M HARBOR SINCLAIR Congratulations, Class of 1963 PAR WINS GOLF COURSE Short Holes Improve Your Game Easy For Beginners Geneva-on-fhe-Loke A Challenge For Golfers John Evans, Prop. B UNKER HILL M 0 TORS NEWAUTO CITY Featuring-- Rambler Plymouth Valiant Studebaker Jeep Compliments of US. IND USTRIAL CHEMICALS-CO. Division of National Distillers and Chemical Corporation Ashtabula Plants Manufacturers of: Metallic Sodium-- Chlorine--Sodium Peroxide--Zirconium Titanium Congratulations and Good Shootin' fo the Class of 1963 Sonny CENTER RECREATION A Nice P'Oce f0 Shop CorlisIe-Allen Co. 240 Center St. Ashfobula Ashfobula--Geneva--PainesviIle--Niles Congratulations to the Class of '63 AMIDON TTPEWRITER C0. 5407 Main Ave. Ashfobulo, Ohio Phone 993-9881 964-9222 Congratulations to the Class of 1963 Congratulations Tune ups PAYNE'S HARDWARE Brake Service Muffler Service Quality Hardware 8th and Lake Ave. 134 West 46th Street HARBOR MOBIL SERVICE Congratulations, Class of 1963 VENDETTI FL 0 WERS 2517 Lake Ave . Across From Hospital 997-7377 Compliments of PEJVN E T ,S 4530-4532 Main Ave. Nways First Quality Best Wishes fo the Graduating Class W. W. HILL AND SON 5019 Main Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio Congratulations, Class of '63 REDMOND'S SUPER MARKET Home of Quality Foods of Discount Prices Lake Road West The One Stop for All Your Lumber Needs DODGE LUMBER COMPANY 615 West 48th Street Phone Either 993-5251 or 997-3666 Congratulations to the Class of 1963 ASHTABULA PAPER AND TWINE CO. 515 West 48th Street AshtabuIa, Ohio Good Luck, Class of 1963 DUCRO FURNITURE CO. Main of Center Street Congratulations Congratulations to The Class of 1963 Nice Things for Less ART TAYLOR STUDIO From PENNY 433 East Main St. FURNITURE COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 1963 RICHA RDSOJWS SHOES Move Fast in the Right Direcfion 4435 Main Ave . PA TR 0N S Mr. 8 Mrs. Ford Carlisle Mr. 8 Mrs. Claude Nicholson Mr. 8 Mrs. James Mikkelsen Carl J. Sfreicher, M.D. Mr. 8. Mrs. Chester J. Gardner Mr. 8x Mrs. Roy E. Hummer Mr. 8 Mrs. Herbert Nelson A Friend Dr. 8 Mrs. S. L. Alfier Mr. 8 Mrs. Theodore Grant Dr. 8 Mrs. John E. Hokala Dr. 8K Mrs. O. J. Lighfhizer Dr. Helen J. Suosio Dr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Raffo Mr. 8 Mrs. Nelson Hague Dr. 8 Mrs. Laurence Fisher Dr. 8 Mrs. Arthur B. Shaul Dr. 8. Mrs. John Mummo Mr.8ers.A. W. Reece Dr. 8ers. A.M.Mills Lillian M. Holso Mr. 8 Mrs. Kenneth W. Hall Dr. 8 Mrs. Carl G. Pearson Mr. 8 Mrs. Stanley Golembieski Mr. 8t Mrs. A. Reimer Mr. 2i Mrs. John R. Turner Mr. 8 Mrs. M. Ruusko Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard McGriff Anonymous Mr. 8x Mrs. Oliver Beckman Mr. 8 Mrs. Albert H. Nyland Mr. 8: Mrs. John W. Polo . $ 9 .v 7 5...? jin t Juvhmzt E Vb AA. 3 .3 9.. 1. If. $3M K ... us... u .u 4 avvenn. .2: av. .m 23 L SJ... .. wwmw..m .9? , 1.x . 6. . 43. .. :n, 3. EN .3: . .. wu