Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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MISS CHRISTINE RISHELL got her 8.5. in Music Education at Bucknell University. She is di- rector of the Senior and Junior Choirs. OLIVER KAURA has taught here six years. Kent State University was where he received his B.A. Lind M.A. Living on Homewood Drive, he has :1 wife and daughter. Reading and music are his interests. LAWRENCE LANDFRIED got his B.M. at Youngstown University and did graduate work at Kent State University. He has been here three years. His favorite pastime is photogv raphy. H0, his wife and son live on Lake Road West. Mrs. HELEN MCGRATH has taught at Harbor three years. She has d grown son and daughter. Cleveland Institute of Art is where she got her B.S. WILBERT WILLIZY7 whu lunches imhisw trial arts, Attended West Virginia Uni, versity, where he iecuivud his 3.3. degree. He lives at 2631 Burliiighdm, with his wife Frances and his two daughters, Creim and Nancy. Hc en- joys playing the guitar. Homc econom- ics is the subject taught by Miss JOAN MCQUAIN. She received her B.S. de- gree from West Virginia University. Her favorite pastimes :Lru sewing and bowling. She lives at 1105 1,2 West 52nd Street. WILLIAM WASULKO, math teacher, has a 8.5. from Alliance College. He enjoys golfing and lives in Geneva with his wife and two daughters. ELMER CRAY, here since 1945, at tended Mt. Union College. He teaches health. Mr. Gray, a golfer, is married, has three boys, and lives at 1643 W. 4th. Mrs. GLORIA OPPENHEIMER teaches Girls' Physical Education and health. Her B.A. is from West Virginia University. She enjoys camping. JOHN ABEL, here ten years, teaches Boys' Physical Education and Safety. Mr. Abel, a Muskingum College graduate, resides at 1632 w. 3rd St.

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RICHARD LENHART teaches mathematics and psychology. He resides at 619 Norman Ave. with his wife and three daughtersh-Leslie, Lisa, and Lori. He got his A.B. at Waynesbuxg Col- lege. His hobbies are golfing and hunting. PAUL LEHMAN, who teaches Advanced Alge- E633. 1,th . . EC Bt'gLBr' bra and Trigonometry, has an A.B. from Ohio , EBiiC University. His favorite hobbies are sailing hk -1 .md gardening. With his wife and two daughters, Heidi and Susan, he liVPs :11 7126 Jefferson Road. SALVADORF. CARNABUCI, mathemat- ics and science teacher, received his 13.5. at Pa. State College and his MS. Ed. at Texas A. and M. Collecting rocks and minerals is his hobby. He, his wife, and children live on Avon Blvd. 14 ,w Cut n 55. 96w: 5 Boys; DANIEL FREEMAN attended Edinboro State College in Pennsylvania. He teaches safety and physical education, general business, and salesmanship. He lives in Springfield, Pa. His hob- bies are water skiing and hunting. Miss EDITH TEEPLE attended Hiram College where she received an A.B. and Columbia University where she received an M.A. She teaches com- mercial subj ects. Living on Walnut Blvd., her hobby is knitting. Miss KAREN BRICKLEMYER attended In- diana State College. She holds a 3.5. and teaches business and history. She lives on W. 52nd St.

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M M 7 'I '1; LIBRARIANS : 5 r i Our versatile librarians arc Miss CENEVRA DUCROl who holds 21 B.A. from Mount Holyoke College and a Master's Degree in Li- brary Science from Western Reserve. Mrs. MARIE MATTERN, who has been a librarian for eighteen years; and Miss HALLII: JO WARK, who is nuw this year. She works as a part time member. They greatly appreciate the student help and enjoy working in the new library. THE SCENES The custodians at Harbor are BENNY LAAMANEN, ED KOSKI, GEORGE DAVIS, and CNN! KUULA. New at Harbor is the cafeteria. The lunch line starts in the main hall and proceeds to the lunch room, where the print shop used to be. The three half-hour lunch periods keep the main hall in a constant state of confusion. The cafeteria workers are Mrs. WAYNE SIRONEN and Mrs. RICHARD BALOG.