Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1965 volume:

i E 7 z Harbor High School Ashtabula, Ohio 0RD 1:1 of life, people , and the student is . portrayed than 2 takes on many Ctual, the artist, the d the curtain is about ALL TH E . the Harbor High W0 R L D 95 for Harbor High A STAG E ing are the seniors, , in supporting roles. by the faculty, tion producing. Table of Contents Administration Seniors Undcxclassmcn Stars That Steal The Show The Arts ................. Organizations ............. Columbus Jr. High 119-122 Sports .................. 123-148 Advertising and Patrons ...... 149-176 Spotlighting- I 11:12.1: i MR. HUFF The claw of 1905, Harbor High School, dedicates its yearbook to Robert L. HUN. Our class adviser for six years, N11 . Huff hag worked hard to make our years . hcrc happy and worthwhile. Touching Aliiorican History and Govern- ment, Sociology. Economics, and World History, he is a vcrsuLiie mem- ber of the Harbor faculty. Besides his wurk with our cluss--our fish dinner, smorgasbord, and prom, among other projects, Mr. Huff is adviser to the Junior Red Cross Club. Also, hC has been in Charge of the Youth Govcrmncnt Program ever since its inception at Harbor High. Mr. Huff is an asset to his community. He is an active member of Lake Ave. Methodist Church. He teaches an adult night course at Ashtabula High. WC dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Huff because he has dedicated so much of MR. ROBERT L- HUFF his time and himself to us. We have come to know Mr. Huff not only as a teacher, but also as a friend, and the pleasure has been ours. . '4 Hr ' Anni xi Working, smiling, teaching Mr. Edward Armstrong, MI. Robert Huff. ADVISERS The two head directors for the colossal production called the Class of '65 were Robert Huff and Edward Armstrong. Both have been working on the show with us since we entered the world of higher edu- cation in seventh grade. We think they deserve a special round of applause at this time. We will always remember those projects--fish fries, smorgasbords, Homecoming mums, class plays that helped us to develop a spirit of cooperation and, surprisingly, made money, too. And how could we ever forget the prom. Mr. Huff and Mr. Armstrong helped us create what we think has set a precedent for excellence in HHS proms . For their patience, hard work, and understanding, our many, many thanks go to Mr. Huff and Mr. Armstrong. Our theater is directed by our adminis- tration. Just as a play cannot possible sur- vive without directors to encourage, adviSe, and enlighten the actors, Harbor High School can certainly not exist without our directors, the administration. In a play the director cannot act a player's part for him, but hr: can and does show him how to do it. At Harbor High School the teachers cannot learn for the students. but they can and do, open our minds to learning. IRECTORS . Mr. J. B. E. Baker, Principal MI. Murray M. Blake, Ass't Principal In an account of u sucewsmi ascent of Ml. Everest, the :mllml' told how camps were set 41 MM! ous heights--10,LMU feet uud vuth additional 4,000 feet. We m-ver would have reached the Mllnmil, he said, if we had thought of 11 11S 41 single climb, but we were able to reach our goal by gomg from camp to camp. I congratulate you lfor having reached one of your goals. Most of you have Lukeu the highway this year from camp to camp, from minor goal to minor goal. This climb of life hus been, though sometimes difficult, infinitely worth the effort. Each goal you reach 011 the high- way through school makes the next goal closer and your de- termination greater; each fail- ure works the opposite way. So, underelussmen, :15 you wil- ness the seniors, who have succeeded, make your resolu- tion stronger to go from minor goal to minor goal until you have reached your major aim. J. 13. 1i. Baker When Thomas A. Edison explored the possibilities of the strange energye source culled electricity, he had a vision that few men of his time under- stood. Today the vision of men con- cerning the exploration of the unknown and the expansion of the known is not hampered by the lack of understanding. We know man has only scratched the surface. Graduates of 1965, your school years establish the kind of adult you will be and largely determine your degree of success in life. You have been led through the gates of knowledge, making possible your future career and training you for the strenuous pace of a fast- moving, complex society. You have not completed your education but just opened the door, knowing that education is the seed of all work. Murray M. Blake Yours ago, a very common Class motto wus Hitch Your Wagon to a Star. This motto may be an actual fact of life during your lifetime. Your school hopes that it has provided you with the basic building tools of learning-xtools which you will further develop and use for the benefit of L111 mankind. Best wishes are extended to each and every one of the graduates. As you have been a credit to your home and school in the pa st, may your life he lived in such a way that you will continue to ho a credit to the institutions which have brought you to the thre shold of adult Citizenship. Oscar L. Musgrave Mr. Oscar Lo Musgrave, Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. David E. Lusk, president, MI. Clifford L. Hughes, Miss Henrietta McKinsey, Mrs. Florence Butcher, clerk; Mr. Charles Meister, and Mr. Warren K. Cow- dery, Jr. MI. Harry Bowen, assistant superintendent. MISS ELEANOR TILTON, HHS guidance counselor, re- MRS. SUE DUCRO, school system psychologist, ceived her BA. from Mt. Union and her M.A. from received her B.S. from Denison University and her Ohio State University. M.S. from the University of Miami in Florida. She is also working on her PhD. at Western Reserve. H HS SECRETARI ES Mrs. Alma Tienvieri ilefti is the HHS treasurer and is in charge of the census for the Ashtabula Area City Schools. Mrs. Edna Beckman imiddlei is the secretary to Principal J. B. E. Baker. MKS. Beckman has been at our school for eight years. st. Elizabeth Merritt Qighti is secretary to Asst. Principal Murray M. Blake. This is Mrs. Merritt's second year here. LIBRARIANS Our helpful librarians at 'I'opky Memorial LL brary are MRS. MARIE MATTERN, who i; in her ninth year of library work; MISS HALLlE JO WARK, entering her second year at the li-- brary; and MISS GENEVRA DUCRO, who re- ceived hex B.A. from Mount Holyoke College and her Master's Degree in Library Science from Western Reserve. X7 REL GlB A HISTORY magnum? BEHIND THE SCENES HHS Custodians are George Davis, Ed Koski, and Benny Laamanen. Our cafeteria workersnMrs. Mary Licate and Mrs. Jane Sironen. MISS BETTY JEAN O'DELL, teaching Junior English and Speech, received her A.B. from West Virginia University. MISS MARY BOYCE, teaching Senior English and Journalism, received her B.A. from Drury College and her M.A. from Vanderbilt. MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND EDEBURN teach Soph- omore and Junior English. Mrs. Edebum attended Wooster College for her B.A. and Ohio State Uni- versity for her M.A. Mr. Edebum received his B.S. from Youngstown University and his M.A. from Edinme State Teachers College. OUR PRODUCERS MRS. JEANETTE ESKELIN received her 13.5. from Bowling Green State University. She teaches Fresh- man English. MISS GERALDINE ARNOLD, teaching Freshman English, physical education, and health, received her A.B. at Otterbein College and her M.A. at Ohio State University. KENNETH BLAIR, second, third, and fourth year English teacher, received his 3.8. degree from Ohio University. HENRY YORK, Spanish teacher, received his B.A. from Cornell University. Presently, four years of Spanish are offered at Harbor. AND DIRECTORS MRS. MAY HURST teaches latin. The courses of- fered by the department are Latin I and Latin II, and Advanced Latin. She received her Ph.B. from Denison University. MRS. DOROTHY BARTISH teaches all the French classes at Harbor this year. She received her BA. from Lake Erie College. RICHARD WARNER, who is teaching American History, World History, and World Geography, rc- ccivcd his B.A. at Westminster College. THOMAS MOE is one of our American History teachers. He received his 13.5. at Ohio Univorsity. ROBERT HUFF, who teaches Ronomics, Sociology, and Modern History, received his 13.8. and M.E. at Louisiana State University. LOVELL ARMSTRONG, American Government teacher and head coach of varsity basketball, rc- ccivcd his A.B. from Glcnvillc State Teachers College. LOWELL LAMB, Biology teacher, received his 13.8. from Mount Union College and has done graduate work at the University of Pittsburgh. JESSE FEDOR, General Science teacher, obtained his B.S. at Indiana State Teachers College. TO ADVISE AND ENCOURAGE SALVADORE CARNABUCI, physics teacher, re- ceived his B.S. at Pennsylvania State College and his M.S. Ed. at Texas A. and M. HARRYLEE UTZ, teacher of chemisu-y and Earth Science, received his BA. from Fairmont State College and M.A. from the University of West Virginia. PAUL LEHMAN, who has an A.B. from Ohio Uni- versity, teaches Shop Math, Advanced Math, and Algebra II. WILLIAM WASULKO, Advanced Math and geomeuy teacher, received a BS. from Alliance College. RICHARD IINHART, who received his A.B. at Waynesburg College, teaches psychology and AL- gebra 1. MRS. NANCY PAGE, teaching Algebra I and Gen- eral Math, has a. B.A. degree from Earlham Col- lege. TO ENLIGHTEN, TO OPEN MINDS MISS KAREN BRICKLEMYER attended Indiana State Teachers College. She holds a B.S. and teaches typing, shorthand, and Co-Operative Of- fice Practice. MRS. MARCIA SHIPMAN, typing and bookkeeping teacher, holds a B.S. from Kent State University. MISS CLARA CHANDLER received her B.S. in Vocational Home Economics, which she teaches here, from Morehead State College. DANIEL FREEMAN teaches General Business, Salesmanship, Health, Safety, and Boys' Physical Education. He received his B.S. from Taylor Uni- versity and his M.A. from Edinboro State Teach- crs College. WILBERT WILLEY, who teaches Industrial Arts, received his B.S. from West Virginia University. ELMER GRAY, who attended Mount Union Col- lege, teaches Health and Drivers' Education. TO SHOW THE WAY MRS. HELEN MCGRATI'I, art tcnchur J1. I'Lubor. Obtained her 13.5. from the Cleveland Institute of Art. MISS CHRISTINE RISIIELL, dircctor of the Senior Choir, received her B.S. in Music Education from Buckncll University. LAWRENCE LANDFRIED, assistant band director, received his B.M. at Youngstown University and did graduate work at Kent State University. OLIVER KAURA, director of the Senior Band, ob- tained his B.A. and M.A. from Kent State Univer- 51W- MRS. GLORIA OPPENHEIMER, who received her B.A. at West Virginia University, teaches Cirls' Physical Education and Health here at Harbor High School. JOHN ABEL, a graduate of Muskingum College, teaches Boys' Physical Education and Safety. W open our show with the Senior 01355 of 1965, our principal actors. Just as the leading role actors are the essential part of any show; so are the seniors very important to our yearbook. These seniors have achieved their slams through many years of hard work a? deserve the first spot in our year- b k. J , . SENIORS KKJA NOSTALGIA i65 The class of 1965 has done much to im- mortalize itself in this final year with such exploits as the famous Chiquita banana campaign, during which it was impossible not to find a Chiquita banana book cover on English or chemistry books . There were such things as foot- prints on ceilings and phantom seniors who never failed to liven up a history movie. Senior lockers always held sur- prises for those who defied the signs that read private . There were days when seniors stumbled in late for fifth period because the luncheon group at Mrs. Stanbery's delicatessen ran overtime. Remember when John Palo dressed up as Santa Claus and he and a group of earolers singing Jingle Bells visited each classroom and threw candy canes in the spirit of Christmas? Always ready to broaden their cultural horizons, one group of ladies sat in the restroom reading Peter Rabbit. Un- fortunately, the book fell out of the win- dow and they raced madly outside to re- cover it before anyone could learn that it was in reality a Helen Gurley Brown best seller . ' Mark Plagakis came closest to martyr- dom during his adventures in chemistry lab, and Dave DeLuea wins the look-a- like award for his realistic impersona- tion of Mr. Clean. Our famous Phi Tau Singers appeared on Cleveland's Big Five Show. Our It's Academic group not only made a good showing, but returned with some interesting mementoes of the trip, among them a citation for restroom cleanliness. Everyone knows who the seven Gold- water Girls were in the election. Remember how close to physical vio- lence our senior debaters camel? Our Margrit amused her speech class by proposing to move the pyramids to Ashtabula. She later withdrew her motion when Joe Moroski asked how she would feel is the Alps were moved to the Gobi Desert. As we have left our indelible mark on teachers, so have they influenced us. Miss Boyce never failed to boost morale by saying, If you feel persecuted, I'll oblige . Mrs . Bartish did her best in beautifying the school with Ladies, get those clips out of your hair! Mr. Blake kept us on our toes: Your attention, please! Your attention, please! Mr. Wasulko always gave us bonus math problems on our tests, like How much dirt is there in a hole three feet deep and three feet wide? Mr. Moe's college-bowl type review at the end of American History in our junior year provided stimulating educa- tion. He called his game the buzzer- wuzzer-ding-a-ling. The curtain closes now and makes our senior year but a pleasant memory to turn to in the future years and never to be forgotten . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Carol Olin, vice-president; Tom Jokiniemi, presi- dent; Karen Leonard, treasurer; Mary Ellen Anderson, secretary. DAVID ADAMS LUCILLE D. ADAMS ED AMZIBEL MARY ELLEN ANDERSON RON ANTHONY KAREN MARIA ARLINGI-lAUS GARY ALLEN BABES KAYE BAILES Future Homemakexs of Amer 9 AROUND THE FIRST BEND ON THE KATHRYN BAKER MARIO A. BARCELO CONNHL ANN BARRICKMAN DOUG BARTLETT ROAD OF LIFE BERNARD BECKMAN WARD EVERETT BENNETT JR. ROBERT BENSON JOANNE FRASER BENT ROBERT JAMES BERNARDO MARGRIT JUDITH BERTSCHI LINDA SUE BIEHL JANIS BISESTO KENNETH JEFFERY BLAKEY MIKE BOGGS ELIZABETH A. BOSSLEY ELLIS T. BRADLEY NORMAN H. BROWN JOHN DAVID BUCKO NO GOAL IS BETTY JEAN CAMPBELL FAYE R. CAPUANO SHARON ANNE CARLSON ROBERT CH'UPICK KEITH BRAIL LINDA M. BROWN EDWARD BURNETT JOHN CALLIHAN TOO HIGH SHARON LYNNE CARLISLE JUDY CARLSON VIRGI NIA CIMORELL WARREN COLE JESSE 1.. COOK TOM CROSS g DANIEL JOX IN DANIELS DICK DANIELS DAYS OF YOUTH MARSHA DECKER RAYMOND J. DIDONATO CARMELO JOHN DI PIETRO JACQUELINE ANN CUMIleNS JOHN BRADFORD CURRY JOAN ALICE DEANNA TIM DEBEVEC DAYS OF GLORY LETA JO DIEFFENBACHER CYNTHIA MARIE DIMARE STEPHEN DODGE BASILE DOLBEJEFF ARLENE JANE ELZEER WILLIAM CV FOUST RALPH JONATHAN FREETLY JAMES ALLEN FUSCO CHERON LOUISE GELBER NORMAN GILBERT STAN GOLEMBIESKI KAREN GOTTHARD ALISON DEIRDRE GRAHAM MARY REBECCA GREENAWALT TOM DUFF GREGORY RALPH EDIXON KAREN EDWARDS JOHN ELLIS JR. uA TOUCH OF I didn't know there were so many copies of TROPIC OF CANCER Heating around 1 SADNESS AS YOUTH PASSES JOYCE CRIPPI JAMES HARRINGTON Well, if I called the wrong number, Why'd you answer the phone? LEARNING THE RULES OF THE JAMES W. HANNA SHERMAN HARBIN JOHN HASKELL LARRY D. HEATH MIGHTY GAME KATHLEEN MARY HEINO SANDRA KAY HENRETTA NORMAN M. HILL DARLEEN KAY HJERPE PATRICIA HOBACK KEN HONKONEN PETER HUGGINS SUZANNE HUMMER CAROL JEAN 1221 MARK JADWISIAK MEETING THE CHALLENGE Well, hello there ! JEFF KNEEN g CHARLES KUHN ' 9.. w x ALAN WESLEY JARVI RICHARD JOHNSON SHARON JOHNSON VERN JOHNSON JEANNE LOIS JOKILEHTO 4,? THOMAS ALLAN JOKINIEMI CHERYL JUHOLA SHAREEN KARBACKA JOHN KAUFFMAN REBECCA JAYNE KELLUGG OF ADULTHOOD MARIANNE KOSKI CHRISTOPHER LEE KOTILA ELRITA KUHN BILL LABADIE GEORGE ARNOLD LAI ITI CAROL ANN LAVECK DAVID W. LEAKE HOLLY LEERS RUTH ELLEN LEI ITINEN Q KAREN LOUISE LEONARD PATRICIA ANN LILLVIS WAYNE LINN GLORIA LITTLE JOHN LOF'I'US ALL THE HOPES DAVID LUCAS JOHN JEFFREY LUCE MARSHA ELLEN MacTAGGART RICHARD JOHN MADISON OF FUTURE YEAR? 'Every now and then we had to get down off our idealistic pedestals and worry about Lhc more mundane concerns of life like getting into collcch FRANCIS CHARLES MAENPA BILL MAKYNEN w CATHLEEN CAROL MCCAFFERTY LYNDA MCMILLAN EXPERIENCE . . . CHARLES THOMAS MILLBERG STEVEN FRANK MONGENEL ROSALIE ANN NAPOLITAN CHARLOTTE NAPPI JAYNE MARIE MARTINO BILL MATEJA g BARBARA ANNE MERRITT HANS CHRISTIAN MIKKELSEN CHILD OF THOUGHT JOE MOROSKI GREGORY F. MOSSFORD WILLIAM A. NAPPI JR. JOHN H. NARHI CHERYL NEAL ROBERT B. NEAL I V PAMELA NELSON WILLIAM S. NEMITZ STILL ACHIEVING, x CAROL ANN OLIN LOIS ANN OLSEN KAY MARIE PAKKALA JUDY PALM PHYLLIS ANN NEFF JANICE LYNNE NELSON BARBARA NIEMI KAREN ANN OGURCHAK STILL PURSUING MARGARET ANN OLSON JOHN E. PAANANEN JOHN PALO BARBARA PANANEN j TOMORROW WILL BE THE The Phantom Santa strikes again! CHERYL LORRAINE PEARSON RITA PEASPANEN EUGWE PERCHAK RICHARD PEREZ CHUCK PICKENS ANNA MARIE PIERCE LONETTE ANN PIIPPONEN WILLIAM PIISPANEN CHRIS PIZZI MARK PLAGAKIS HAPPIEST . . KENNETH F. PULKKINEN WILLIAM ALFRED RABELL '3 Qtffifmvfrmw 14h 3W4; .,'v ; x ?calg, hAx NANCY LEE RALPH ALLEN RAY PEN ELOPE R AY DANA G' RICHMOND Those freshmen will never miss a thing! AND SUCCESS MAY DAVID A. REECE DENNIS RENTE BARBARA RIFFLE TIMOTHY RILL CROWN US RONALD G. RINTO SANDRA LEE ROBINSON GERALD G. SALMEN ROBERT CHARLES SCHWART'ZMAN SUZANNE CANDACE SCOTT WILLIAM LAWRENCE SHAUI. BETSY SHELDON JOHN SHINAULT BEVERLY SHORT NANCY JEAN SNYDER RICHARD H SYMFS THOMAS A. TALLBACKA PAMELA DIANE SPACEK ROBERT C. STANBERY NANCY RUI-IL STAPLETON NANCY ANNE STEARNS ANNA LYNE STEELE KENNETH L. STENBACK CATHERINE STEWART JACK W. STEWART SUSAN MARION STRANDMAN JIM SURBELLA BARBARA TAANO PATRICIA TALBOTT GROVE TAYLOR CAROL TOOMEY 'I'RUDY ANN TOWERS ROBERT TRATAR CECILIA MARIE TURNER ROLAND J. VALENTIC JOHN C. VAS ROBERT MICHAEL VILAGI LINDA WALLENDER BARTON DEAN WALRATH JANICE LORRAINE WATT DAVID WEAVER MARDONA KAY WEGRICH SUZANNE WHIPPLE MYRNA WICKMAN CHRISTINE WILKINSON Top Row CATHERINE ANN WILLIAMS SHARON WILLIAMS MARIANNE WOLFE Bottom Row CHARLEEN WRIGHT THELMA ILENE YALE KAREN MARIE MARTIN Not Shown PAUL BRACC SHARON LA ROSE BREWER DAVE DELUCA STANLEY DEWEES EVA VANCE IN MEMORIAM- JOHN G. HYSLOP John G. Hyslop, our classmate who never received his diploma with us, passed away on July 27, 1964, the summer before he would have joined us again as a senior. John, the son of Mr. and Mrs . David J. Hyslop, was quiet and shy, but also warm and friendly. His perennial smile has been missed in the halls of Harbor High School . To us, he was Gil, and we won't soon forget the many fish stories he would tell after one of his camping trips. He loved the outdoors, and often went hunt- ing. Gil enjoyed football and spent much time scrimmaging with his friends. Although he is now parted from us, we shall not forget our classmate, John Hyslop. SENIOR DIRECTORY DAVID ADAMS Senior Men 41; V.1.C. 3.4. LUCILLE D. ADAMS Senior Girls 4. EDWARD AMZIBEL Intramurals 3. Senior Men 4. V.1.C. 3. pros. J. MARY IlLEN ANDERSON 11111111 1.2.11.4. Band Council .1. C11011 2- C1.1ss 1103.5. 1;:cc. 11.4; G.A.A. 1.3.3. ; Uu112.3. 1.211.111 Club 1.11. Majorcucs 1.2; head LA; Mudngnls 4. From Commune 3; Madam Dancers 1; National 1101101 Sucicly .13. Newspaper Staff 4; National Tucs- pmm 1.3.11.4; Scum: 61115-1; Student Comr- cil 3.4; Yearbook $1.111 3; activities editor 4;Qu1ll;1nd Sc10114. RON ANTHONY Senior Mcn-1; V.1.C. .1. trcas. 4. KAREN MARIA ARLINGHAUS G.A.A. 1.2; 5011101 01115 4; YATvens 1.2. GARY ALLEN BABES 15m1d1..l.3.4.1'1c11c11 C1ub 1.2;1'ootbnll 1. 11.3.4. 111tmn1111a15 1.2.3.4. Munogmm Club 3.4; 133560.111 1.2.3.4. Pup Bax1d1.l.3.4; Senior Men 4. KAYE BAILES Y-chns 1. KATHRYN BAKILR Cl1o1r 1.33.11.11.11. 4; Pep C1111: 3. Red Cross 3; Senior G111; 4; Student Council 1; Usher Squad 4. MARIO A. BARCELO Scmor Mon 4. CONNIE ANN BARRICKAiAN Prom Commitmc 3. Art Club 3. G.A.A. 1.2. 11; Intramurals 1.2.3; Marincttes 2; Jr. Class Play 3; Pop Club 1; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 3; Usher Squad 3; Year; book 51.111 4; Y-Tecns 3. DOUG BARTLETT Football 1.1.3.4; Intramurals 2.3.4; V.1.C1 4 BERNARD BECKMAN Baseball 2.3.4; Basketball 1; Intramurals .3; Monogram Club 4; Scnior Men 4. WARD EVERETT BENNETT French Club 1; Golf 1.2.3,4; Intramumls 3. 4; Monogram C1ub 3.4; Senior Men 4. ROBERT BENSON lntramuxals 1.2; Newspaper Staif 2; Senior Men 4; Track 1; V.1.C. ueas. 3.4. JOANNE FRASER BENT Latin Club 2; Band Council 4; Band 1.2.3. 4, C1101: 11.4; FTA 4; French Club 4; G.A.A. 1.3.3.4;Maju1'cucs 1.2.3.4. Modem Dan4 cars 1; Newspaper Staff 4; National '1th 1312115 3. sec. 4; Red Crus: 1.2; Senior Girls 4, Yearbook 5:3114. Y-Tcens 1.2.4; Student Council 4; Class Play 3. ROBERT JAMES BERNARDO Baseball 1.2. Basketball 1.2.3.4;001! 3.4; Latin Club 1.2; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4. Yearbook Staff 3.4. MARGRIT BERTSCHI Choir robe chairman 4; G.A.A. 4; 1111.137 muxa1s 4; National Thespians 4; Senior Girls 4; YiTecns 4; A.F.S. Club 4. LINDA SUE BIEHL F.T.A. 2; Intramuxals 3; Senior Girls 4. Spanish Club Z. JANIS BISES'I'O Senior Girls 4; Y-Tecns 1; DECA 4. KENNETH JEFFERY BLAKEY Basketball 1.2; Footban 1.2; Golf 1.2; In4 tramumls 1,2, Senior Men 4; Yearbook Stall 4. MIKE BOCCS Senior Men 4; V.LC. 3.4; v.p. 4. 1112111112111 A. 110551.51 An C1uh 3 1. 11.11111 1.11; 11.11111 Council 4; 1 -. 1.1.4; F.11.A. 4151311101 01115 4; Y- Tnnnx 4 ELLIS T. BRADLEY 11:11:11 11. V.1.C. 4. PALM. BRAUU SCHIDI Men 4. 11111111 BRAIL Band 1. Baskcnull l. Choir 1; Football 3. 1.4;111114111111415 2.3.4; L.11111 Club 1. Senior Men 4. Tennis 11; Track 2; YJI'ccns 41. 51 1ARON LA 11051; BREWER Choir 1. 1.1 NDA M. BROWN F.T.A. 3.4; C.A.A. 1.2.3.4. Intranmrab 1.1.3.4; Latin Club 1.2.3.Lib1:11y Club 1. C1355 Play 3. A.F.S. Club 4; Ncwspapcr 514113.4;Nationul 11111251111115 3.4;Qu111 Jud Scroll 3.4. Senior Girls 4; Student Council 3; Ushcr Squad 3.4; Yearbook $1311 15. underclassnwn editor 4. NORRAAN 11. BROW'N Band 1.13.13, Sgt. 01111017. 4; 11.11111 Council 4; 1.111111 Club .2; Pep Band 4; Pop Club 3; Red Cross 1; 501110: Men 4; 5111112111. Coun. C11 3. JOHN DAVID BUCKU Basketball 1.3.3.4; Baseball 15.4. Monugram Club 3.4. 51-11101 Men 4; '1'4Cuu116114; Y- chns 4. EDWARD BURNETT An Club 4; Cross Country 3.4; French Club 4; Football 2; Immmumls 1.4. JOHN CALLIHAN Choir 111:.15. 4; F.T.A. 3.4;F1cnch Club 4; Latin C1u1 .5. National 11011111 $001211 3 pres. 4; Senior Man 4; Yearbook 51111 lilcmry cditor 4. Nzllmnal Thcspnns 3.4.- Quill and Scru114. BETTY JKAN CAMPBELL Checrluadcr .3. C.A.A. 1.2.3.4; 11111.17 murals 1.1.3. Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3,4. FAYE R. CAPUANU An Club 3.4. 11.1.1.1 1.2;FTA11;F.H.A. pres. 4; Red Cross 4. Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3. pres. 4; YJI'uens 4. SHARON LYNNE CARLISLE Art Club 1,4; Choir 1. Class officer 1 v.p.; Library Club 11.4; F.11.A. 3; Red Cross sec. 1; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3. JUDY CARLSON Choir 3; French Club 1.2; Senior Girls 4; Ushe1 Squad 11.4; Y-Teens 1.1.4. SHARON ANN CARLSON Chou 2.11.4; F. 13A. 3.4; CAA 1.2.3.4; Inuamurals 1.3.3.4; Lillin Club 1.2.11; Li- brary C1ub 2.3; F.H.A. 4; Red Cross 4; Serum Girls 4. Usher Squad 3, sec. 4; Y7 Teens 1.2.3.4. ROBERT CHUPICK Senim Men 4; Tennis 4 VIRGINIA CIMORLLL G.A.A. 1.2; lntramurals 1; Serum Girls 4. Usher Squad 3.4; Y-chns 4 WARREN COLE Art Club 1,2. Cross Country 3. Intrarnuxals 1.2.3; Scniux Men 4. V.1.C. 3.4. JESSE 1.. COOK Baseball 2.11; Baskclball 1; lntramumls 1,2. 3; Newspaper Staff 2; Scuiur Men 4. Truck 1; V.1.C. 3. sec. 4. TOM CROSS Senior Men 4. JACQUFJJNE ANN CUMMINS Art Club 3.4; French Club 1.2; Marinettes 2; Modern nam-m 3,4. Newspaper Staff 4. Red Cross 3; Senior 01115 4; Yearbook $13114. Y-Tecns 3.4. JOHN BRADFORD CURRY Band 1.2; Choir 3; Intramurals 2; Pep Band 2; Senior Men 4; V.1.C. 3.4; Football 1. DANIEL JOHN DANIELS Intramurals 1; Senior Men 4. DICK DANIELS lnlramurals 1; V.1.C. 4. JUAN ALICE DLANkA Clmcrluadur 1; CLAJX. 1. 5cmur Linls 4. Student Council 1.11. C01; Club 4. Tlfsl DLBhVLC MARSI 1A DECKLR An Club 1. Chuir 1. Nalimml 1111511141121 11. 4; Scmur C1111 4; 8113111511 Club 4. Ycamuuk 31.111 4. DAYL DEL UCA 1141-31311 1. 15.11111 1. 1343103111311 J. Frcucl: Club 1.13. FuuLb.111 1.1.11.4. 111114111u1315 1. 3.13.4. 11-1011ugram Club 11.4. Senior 1V1cu prux. 4; Student Cuuncil 3. 134111111 3.4. S'I'ANLEY DEWEES Baseball 2.3. Cross Counlry 11.4. aninan 1101101 Sociuly 3.4. Senior Men 4. RAYMOND J. DIDONATO Buskclball 1; Choir 2.3.4; 1-'.'1.A. 3.4.1001 11.111 1, Intramumh 1.2.4; Madngnls: Scniur Mun 4. Studcm. Council 1.2. Year- book Stall 4. LETA JO DIFFENBACHEK Band 1.2. C1355 uUiccr v.11. '2, pICS. 3. G.A.A. 1.2.3; Inmanmrals .1; 1.111111ry L'luh 1.2; National Thrspimu ..11.4; Red C1033 1.22.3 v.p,; Senior Girls 4; Class Play 15. Prom Committee 11. Yearbook Stuff 4 CYNTHIA MARIE D MARY. An Club 3; RTA. 1.2; Lnl'm Club 1.2. Modem Dancers 11.4; Ncwipnpcr 51311 11.4; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 4; Spanish C1111: 4; Yearbook 513114.14711acns 4. CARMELO JOHN DIPIETRO Baseball 1.2. YJFccns 4. STEPHEN DODGE Fuotball 3.4; 581110! Mon 4. BASILE DOLBEJEFF Fuotball 1.3.3.4;m1kmh111 1.1.3.4; Track 1.2. Inuumurals 4. Monogram Club 4. Senior Men 4. TOM DUFF Basketball 1, Fooxball 1, Intramural: 2.3; Monogram Club 2.3.4; Scniux Men 4. Track 1; V.1.C. 11.4; Y-Cuuncil 1.3.3. GREGORY RALPH EDIXON Band 1.2.11.4; Band C0unci14;Baxker-All 1; Cross Country 4; Frcnch C1ub 2.4; Golf 1. 2.4; Intramuxuls 11.4; Pep Band 2.4; Red C1025 3; Senior Men 4; Truck 3.4; Y-Tecns 4. KAREN EDWARDS Cheerleader 1; F.'IIA. 2,3; C.A.A. 2; National Honor Suciety 3.4; Scniul 61115 4; Student Council 11; Yearbook 51.111 4. JOHN ELLIS JR. Lalin Club 1.2; Newspapcr 51.1114; Quill and Scroll 4. ARLENE JANE ELZEER C.A.A. 1.2; Senior C1115 4; Usher Squad 4; Y-chns 4. WILLIAM C. FOUST Football 1.2.3.4; Monogram Club 15.4; Semor Men 4; Track $5.4. RALPH JONATHAN FREETLY Basketball 1; Cross Country 3,4; Intramural: 2,3,4. Monogram Club 3.4; Senior Men 4-. Track 1.2.3.4. JAMES ALLEN FUSCO AFS C1111: 4; Baseball manager 1; Basketw ba11111a11agu1 1; Chuix 3.4; FTA 3. treas. '1 French Club 1.2.3. Football 1. manager 2; Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Madrigals 3.4; National Thcspians 4; Red Cross 1.22; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 4; Tennis 3.4; Yearbook 4; YwTeens 4. CHERON LOUISE GELBER AFS Club Chairman 4; Band 1.2; Choir 3. Class sec. 1; GAA 1.2.3.4; lntramurals 1.2. 3; Latin Club v.p. 1; pres. 2; Library Club 1.2. Majorcuua 1.2; Class Play 3; National Honor Society 4; National Thespians 2.3.4; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook staff senior al- bum editor 4; Prom Committee 3; Quil1 and Scroll 4. NORMAN GILBERT Senior Men Lreas. 4. STAN COLEMBIESKI An Club11.4; FTA 4; Senior Men 4; Year- book Staff 4. 11.111111; 61111 1 1.5.1.4111 51; 111111 L Irlx 1 11 I1 51111311 1,1 '11 1-n.s 4. 1X1151L1111111111111.11.111l1M KLUH ..,J. 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Mminng 4, 151111111 M111 '11111 1.17-1'1'1'ns 11L. 1.111.1ir ' 11,-3, A1 K 1'. $umur 1117b 4:11811111 31,111.11! 1191, 111111.11 , .1. SANDRA 1XAY 13111.1 1 .51 1511111111111 11.11111 :1, 1. GAA 1 11.11.31. 1mm ' Sumo! 01111-1 Usher 51,1111! , ,1 111-1111.-,L1,-1'. NUIUWAFV 181. 1111.1. 1115111111111 1,11,1'4J1zl11.11111,11,1mx.lmur.11511, 4, Monugmm Club 5.4. 51111111 Mrn 11, Tuck Ll. DARLELN KAY 1:J1'.1kPl. Chm! 1,1;AA 1,;,.'i,4, 11111.1mur1113 1.: 1.1111111 Club 1, Srmm 6111s .1, blmnixh Club 1. chrbuok 51.111 11, Y '1'u1lm 1,11. PATRICIA HUBACK GAA1..3,11;111U1UHLH1115 1.11.15. Modem anccrs 1,2, Y 1111115 1, Sunior Girl: 4. KEN HUNKONLN 0011 3, Scniur M11111, V1C A PETER 11UCCIN5 13.11111 1,1,12,11, 11.11111 011111ch 4. Choir '14 Frcnuh C1ub 3.',11.11.11ml1 3 hummusz 1, -' 11. M1111r11;a1:.11,Pcp 15111111 1.,13;,4 F111 C1ub bunmr Mun 1, XchbL-uk M11111. Y - 'l'cuns 1'. SUZANNE HUMMER FHA .1. bunmr 5111511. 1 411cm 4. CAROL JhAN 11.11 11.12.11 1.2, -,F'T'A11.CA,'11,4,11,11,1111111 muml: 15,11. C1111 play 1.4. Mudum Dance ,4, N.1tiun.11 Thespmns 11,4. Scnmr 1,1115 -1, Student Cmmcil l . lMu-r 511u11d 111-1, YL'Jrhunk 51.111 -'1. Y- 11113 1,11,11, 71. MARK JAD11ISIAK Scum: M1314. ALAN 11. 1iSLLY 11.31.1VI 1 ;1111'01111 1.1.4 nnnmgu. 11111.11, C1111: 11. M1 ugmn. Cluix -1, PIUHI Cu nuucc LI Sczxior Mun 11, Track 2,3,4 IUJIIR1;1'I, Ych- buuk 51.111 4. RIC! 1.11111 1101 1N51JN SHARON JL'JHNMIN ' .', Intramural: v1, Srniux Girls 11, 11 Club 1;, Y.'1'01-:15 4. V .1111 INSUN .11A1N'Nl 1.01.5 .101'111131'1'0 C1lull 1;1 1'A 3,4,1, L1I'.1n Club 1,21, Ncwx paper Staif 3,4, Scmor C1115 4, 811111231 Council 3.41 Spanish Club 51c trcax. 4: 1111111111 51111-1, Y7Cuuncil 11, Y chns .3, 3,-1, Quill .111115cru114. THOMAS ALLAN JUKINIEMI Band 1,11, Baseball 1,2,3,-1.Baskclhu11 1.1, 3,4; C1115; officur 1 prcx , :1 12p , 4 111113., Fukoall 1,11, 1n11.u:1umls 1.3.11.4, 51101101 gum: 1ub 1,4431 Pu C1111 4 Rm! Crux: 1,11,51111111'1'1'11'111', 8111111111 Lanna: 1.13.4. .Spamsh Club 1,.. 11111111411; 5111.114, Y. - JUI 1ULA B11311 1.-'.Frcn1:1. Club 1 '1 0.5111 1...', 1:11 li.1;:.uzal: 1,-'. 511-11 Cr 1,311. Suzuux 6111:. 1:. CU1 Club '11: A1. 1.5111111 1.1.1.1111: 1,. ,J J. 5 1, - ,. Mum. . 1111111111 D1mccr5 -,J,1,1 1',-C1ub 1 L11 Crusx ', Scniur 6111s 5. u :Sludcnl Cuuncxl '., 1151111 $1.qu . '11:.1r1211m1 $11: 1 11-1111 3,11 11,. 1101 ' 111.11 FN1AX VIC 11,1 RHELUCI .JAYN 1'. 1,111,111.11; Chm! Chcukudrr: 1 1', 31:1. , 1111mm 111519 .1, Scnmr 1.11111. 1'. 5111110111 Cmmml 1,3, Yi'l'ccm 1.2. .11fo KNH'N 15451111111111 1,11, '11un 11,1:1-110111311111 1,J.'.1 11111111111 1,61111 l..',.1.4.b.1011u,.;:an1C1u11 1,4,51111111 Mun 41. Studunl 1511111161111. Yearbook 51.111 3,51. MARIANNI: IKOSKI C11L'LY1L-Adcr 1,1,F'1'AlL-1, FrcuchClub UAn 1,-'.L1.-'1. 11.11-...1111111 l..'.'.2,.1. 1.1111111 . Club 1. Modem Dancurs 1,11. Ncw1papcr 51111131, National Thespjam 1.;.13,-1;'1'u:1:7 1101.1. 5121i 1:111... 12 Spnxmr cm; 1. C1353 111111 1. C11R15'1'OI'11L11 LL1; 110111-31. Bascbu111,2,E,-1, Baskclel! 1,1:130117311 4:1nlxan1urals1.2,Lv,-'1.1,a11n Club 1, Monogram Club 2,3,4; Scuiur Mcn 4, Yr1n1xuu11 .1 .111 11, 11121115 4. CHARLES KUHN Inlraxnurals 4, Scmur Mun 4:1-Tcuns 4. ELRI'I'A KUHN FTA I1. BILL LABADIE Sunior Men -1. CEORGL ARNOLD LAH'I'I Sunim Men 4 CAROL ANN LAVECK Choir :- GAA 1,'-,3, InLranxumls 1,11 ..J, ,Rul Crms 1,.1. Sonic! 1.1115 4; Usher Squad 15, Student Councii 1,2 DAVID W. LEAKE Band 1, LaLm Club 3. HOLLY LEERS Chum 3,4, Pup Club 2; mm: Chris 4 RUTHI ELLEN LEHTINEN Band 1.0.011 4,F'1 A 3,-1,CAA 1,' meumls 1,2,3, Latin Cluh LL . papc: staff 3,4,Qu1113nd ScraH 3,51, Senior Girls -1, Usher Squad 3,4,11'31'1101111 $121114 KAREN LOUISE LEONARD Band 1.2.33, Baud Couuc11-1; Class offi- 021 2 cha5., 31 ncas.;Frcnc11C1ub 4, 6AA 1,2,3,1. Latin Club 1,11,111211 Cross Lu Senior Girls 4,51udcnl Counci1-1,Y-'I'1'cm 1. PATRICM ANN LILLVIS PTA 4. Senior Girls 4, Ushc: Sund 4:1'1'ar- hook 51:11! 1, Y Council :1; Y chnz'. J. WAYNl- LINN Basketball 1, Intramural: 1', Ncwspapcr staf12.3,4, Same! Men 4, Track 3.4: Year book 51211111; Quill and Scroll 4. GLORIA LITTLE Red Cross 1,2,1, Senior Girls 4,31u111nx Council 1,.,.11 Usher Scuad4: Y- Council 41- Y rrTecns 4. JOHN LOFTUS Hand 1, Baskclhgll 1, aniona1 Thespians 3,4, Senior M11114, Spanish Club 4, Y. chns 4. DAVID LUCAS 118d Cross 1, Senior 11.191111, VIC 3,4. JOHN JEFFREY LUCE P'mnch Club 1.15.11. Senior Men 4. MARSHA ELLEN MaCTAGGART Choir 2; GAA- ';j Intxamurals 3.. Senior c.1115 4, Spanish Club 4. RICE iARD JOHN MADISON 11.11;;1111111 J, Intramunds 1, 1.;1H:1 Club 4, H111! Cum 1:. Sumo: M1115: 51.111 Cn-v. Ll. Muvic 27,111.11 ' 1,11. FVANCES C119. 111911;.KJ'A 1mm: 1.1,J,4, 1551111 Cuuncil -1 1343.1;1'11'11311 1. J..'v,-i,fgutbg11 1,-.2,1', 11111.1111111111. 1.3, 1.4111: Club 1 ' 41111:. 1.4. .,;1 .1. .11111' 11, Ix11;:11.51.211. 1.1; .512. 111-1111 4. Fry Club $.11, Sung: M ' K114111111 CnuncH .ms ;.-;. I'rncia 1.1:. Y TL'an 4. ' iuculy -1. ,Inlwzuux.11:. 1,..,'1,-1 1. .11.... 1.1-1.4, , 1. 1' 1-11'11 LN 7114111111 111311111 l,- .2: 1. 1.1'1. 15.11111 1, Scum: Girls .1. ..u11-2nl Cuum-n .1, Y chns 12,11 ' NIE MARIE MAP T1NU ' 1 ' , 11111.1mu:.11s Councxl '-'; YW BILL 1v1A'1'1i11.-X Footban 1. 11110119513111 Club 3,1. 8451;111:111 ,51-11101' Men -1 . ' . 1UL MchI'i 11113 An C1111 ' ' Inuamu: l: .', Lalm Club 1.3, Pep C111 .', Senior C2111: 1; '1' Teens :1. CCIL Club 4, LYNDA MCMILLAN An Club ' 31 Choir 3,111,111, 11$ 1:, GAA 3,11 , Madrigms , Spanish Club 4. EARBARA AN. . MFRRI'I'K Band1.2,3,4,133n11 Council-i,C1xuir '15 13,4 F'IA 3,4, Intramural: 1 Lmn Club - Amjorcuu: 2,'. ', 11.1114 J, N.odcrn Dancers 2,11, :1 , 4, 191,1 Band 1. ' 171611 C1031 2,4,51111111 Cirls-1.Y-Tcem 1.12,,4 6AA 1,., 11,-.1 HANS C11R1ST1AN 111111151515 N 8.1111 1,1331, Baskctaull 1, 3,-1; Fuutball 1 .', 14,1,111111 Clun 1,- ,Munoyam Club L1,. National Honor Sucic1y 15.4. Scum: M111 4, Tennis 11,4, Track 2, Yearbook 51-11114. CHARLES THOMAS MILLBERU Crms Country 3 4, Frvnch Club 1.2,3, Intramural: 1,- - Monogmm Club 4, Movie Operator 1,1,U,-1; Scmor Men 4, Truck l.2,3,4; Yrarhook Staff 4. STEVENI ANK MONGLNEL football 1,2, Intramurals 1,2, 511151: Crow 1,3. JUL MUROSKl C101: Coumr, '9; French Club 1,; 2 Imramumls 3,3, N 101151 Thcbpiam 3.4: :1911 Cross 5, Scum: Men 31, 311111111: Cuzmc'x'. 3, Yearbuuk 51.111 4. GREGORY F. MOSSFOKD Chm! 5,11. Class play 11. Cum: Cuumr, 5., FTA 4. Football 1; Intramural; -'.J 4 N.1tion31 Tlmspmns 3-1.111'11 Cru. Scniox Men 4,7mck 1,-',5,-1,Yc.1r Staff 4, Y-chm -1. ROSALIE ANN NAPOLITAX Art Club 4,114.21 4, 581110: Girl: -1. Y, T71L'HS 4, C1 .ARJ-O T7117- NAPPI Laun Club 1.13,;5, Red Cmss '11. Sumo: Girls 11,1'caxbook 57.11114. WILL'IAM A. NAPPI, Jh Band 1,2,11,4,Dand C0unci14, 1nuamur1115 11, Pep Band 3.4; Red Cross 1, 50mm Men 4. Spamsh Club 1,2, Y-chns 4,21'Jliunal Honor Society 4. JOHN H. NARHI Basketball 1, mgr. 2,3,4. Baseball 1, French Club 1, lef 1.2.11.4. lnlranxuxals 1: Monogram CIub 3,4, Senior Mon 4, Slu- dem Council 1,2, Track 1. CHERYL NEAL Choir 1, GAA 4, Inuamumls 4; Modern Dancms 3.11, Senior Girls -'1,Y-'1'ccm 2,4. ROBERT E. EAL Intramurals 1.2; 13351211311 2, Newspapc! staff 1. Senior Men 4, Student Council 2, Yearbook 5131'! 4, National 110110! Society -; PHYLLIS ANN NEFF Scniox C1115 4; 111A 4. JANICE LYNNE NELSON An C1ub 3; Choir 2,3,4. 1111111111111 3; CAA 1,2, Red Cross 1, Senior Girls 4; Student Councn 3; Y-Council 4; Y-chns 1,2,1 PAMELA NELSON Band 1,2,3,1, corp. 11b. 1,2,3, 11cad11b.-1; Band Council 4, FTA 3,4, Imrlianwnmrizm 4;?rcncl1 Club 2,3.4,GAA1,2,3,1, sec. 4. Pop 8.11111 -1. Some: Girls vp 4; Student Council 4; Yvnrlmuk 111111 4, 1.411111: 4, Homucoming Conn -1. WILLIAM S. NIEMITZ 11111311111131; 1,2; Senior Men 4. VIC 3,4. BARBARA NIEMI Band 1,2,3,4; Band Cuunc114; French Club 1:GAA1,2,3,-1;1nlramuxals 2,3,1HA 4, Pup Band 4; Scmor Girls 4; Usher Squad 2,3,4; YAchus 3,4. KAREN ANN OCURCHAK FTAE,4;FrcnchC1ub 1,2,3,1;CAA1.2,3, 4; lnlmmumls 1,2,3.-1;L1b1a1y Club 3; AFS Club 1; Ncwspupcr 51.1111 2,3,1; National ThvsPians 3,4;Qu111 and Scrull 3,4; Red Cruss 1,3,4, vp 1.4; Senior Girls 4, Usher Squad 3; Yearbook staff circulation editor 4. CAROL ANN OLIN Class offxccr vp 4; FTA 2,3,4, CAA 2,3,4; Inlramurals 2,3,4; ScniuI Girls -1. Studncl Council 3,4; Spanish Club 1;; Yearbook Stuff 4. L015 ANN OLSEN Band 1.2, Choir 2,4; Class play 3; FTA 3.4; French Club 3,4; GAA 1,2; lntramurals 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Modcm Danccrs 2,3,41,52c. 3,4; Newspaper staff 3,41; National Thes- pians 2,3,4; Prom connnittec 3; Quill and Scroll 3,-1; Senior C1115 4; Student Council 2; Usher Squad 3,4; Yearbook 3121114; Y- '1 ccns 1.2,3,-1, 11215. 3. MARGARET ANN OLSON GAA1,2;S1-niur Cirk 4; Y-chns 2,3,4. JOHN E. PAANANEN Senior Men 11, KAY MARIE PAKKALA Choir 2; French Club 1,2,3,-1; pres. 4; GAA 1,2,3; Modem Dancers 2,3,4,5g1.-al,arms 4; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook staff 4; erecn: 1,2,4. UDY PALAA lnlramuxals 2, Senior Girls 4; D;Ed C1ub4. JOHN PALO BmkcLball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1; Class 0111- ccr pres. 2; French Club 2; Foulball 1:2,3, 4; Intramural; 1,4;131111 Club 1,2, Senior Men 4; Monogram Club 3,4, vp 4; Y-chns 4. BARBARA PANANEN Band 1.2,3, Choix l.2,3,4, GAA 1,2,1n- tramurals 1.2; Madngals 2; Pop Club 1; 5811101 Gixls 4; Usher Squad 1; Y-Tecns 1, 2,3,4. CHERYL LORRAINE PEARSON Band 1,2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Class play 3; CAA 1,2,3,4; Intramural: 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Library Club 2; Madrigals 3,4; Modcm Dancers 3,4, pres. 4-, National Wespians 3, 4; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook 3121114;Y-Tecn51,2,3,4, sac. 1,2. RITA PEASPANEN Art Club 3; Senior Girls 4; Y-Tecns 1,2. EUGENE PERCHAK Art Club 1, pres.; FTA 3,4, vp 3, pres. 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Ncwspapet 51:1112,4;Nanonal Thespians 3,4,Qu111 and Scroll 3,4; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 4; Yunnbuuk cditul 1, Class play 3. RICHARD PEREZ Basketball 1,2,3,-1; Golf 1,2,3,-1,; Intramural: 2; Senior Men 4; Student Council 2; Spanish Club pres. 2; Yichns :1. CHUCK PICKENS Class officer 1,2; Cross country 3,4; In- tmmuxals 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Mono- gram Club 3,4; Scniox Men 4; Sludem Council 1,2; Track 2,3,4. ANNA MARIE PIERCE FTA 3.4, Scniox 61115 4. LONETTE ANN PIIPPONEN Choir 2.4; FTA 3,-1; French Club 11.4; GAA 1,2,41; Inuamurals 2,3,A1;Lati11 Club 1,2, Marincuus 2; Chss play 3; Modem Dancers 2,3 4, vp 3.11125. 4;Newsp;1pcr 513.112,3, ;1;Nation211 'I'hespmns 2,3,4; Qu111 and $121011 3,-1; 110d C1055 1,3331, Senior Girls -1, Student Council 1,2,3,-1; Usher Squad 3. i; Yearbook $11111 3,4; YvTcuns 1.3,3,4. WILLIAM PIISPANEN Band l,2,3,4; Band Council -1; French Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Dance 11.11111 1,2,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,-1; Senior Men 4. CHRIS FIZZ! Basketball 1; Football 1; Inuammms 1,2,3, 4; 1.31111 Club 1,2; Monogram Club 4; Ezmeball 1,2,11,4; Senior M011 4; Track 1. MARK PLAGAKIS Bandl,2.3;Foolb311 1,2,3,1;Co111,1n1 lmmumls 1,2391; Latin Cluh 1.2; Muno- gram Club 3,4; Natmnal '1'11cspians 3,-1; Somor Men 4; Student Council 4; Track 2,3, Yunrbook 5111114; Y-Tcuns 4, KENNETH F. PULKKINEN Band l,2,3,4, capi 4; Band Counc112,3,4; National Honor Socicty 3,4. Pep Band 3,4, Student Council 1,2; Spamsh Club 1,2; Track 3: Yeaxbook staff 4. WILLIAM ALFRED RABELL Football 1; lntmnmrals 2, Red Cross 1,1, ScniorMc114; Track 2,3,4;YrCuunc112. NANCY LEE RALPH GAA1,2,3;1ntranmmls 2,11; Pep Club 2,11; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2,3,4; Y-Tcens 1,133; CUE Club 4. ALLEN RAY Basketball 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Latin Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Movie Operator 1; Senior Men 4; Student Council 3; Track 2,3,4; Yearbook 511111 4. PENELOPE RAY Band 1,2,3; FTA 3,-1, trans. 3; French Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 3; Latin Club 1,2; National Thespirms 3,4; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook staff 4, DAVID A REECE Band 1,2; Choir 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Madxigals 4; Monogram Club 3,4; National Thespians 4; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 1; Spanish Club 1; Tennis 3,4; Yearbook staff 4; Y-Teens 4. DENNIS RENTE Intramurals 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Pcp Club 3,4; Senior Men 4; Y-chns 3,4. DANA G. RICHMOND Senior Men 4, Y-chns 4. BARBARA RIFFLE FHA 2; Senior Girls 4; Y-chns 1. TIMOTHY RILL Basketball 1; F'I'A 3; Football 3; Intramurals 8,4; Red C1055 2,4; Senior Men 4; YaTeens pres. 4. RONALD G. RIN'I'O Choir 2; Intrammals q; Senior Men 4; Txack 3,4. SANDRA LEE ROBINSON Band 1; C1101! 2,3,4, robe chairman 3,4; Class officer sec. 2; FTA 3; Intramurals 1, 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; National Thespiam 3,4; Red Cross 1,2, Senior Girls pres. 4; Student Council 1,3; Usher Squad 3,4: Yearbook 5121114; YrTecns 1; Class play 3. GERALD G. SALMEN Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Football 1,3; lnuamurals 1; Latin Club 1,2; 111nm, Club 1; 01m play a; no... Committee 3; National Honor Society 3,4; National Thespians 3,4, vp 4; Senior Men 4; Tennis 3,4; Yearbook spans editor 4; Y- Teens 4; AFS 4;Qu111and Scroll 4. ROBERT CHARLES SCHWARTZMAN Football 3,4, Intxamuxals 1,2,3,4; Monogram C1111: 4; Newspaper staff 2,3; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 3; Tennis 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Y-chns vp 4, SUZANNE CANDACE SCOTT FTA 3,4,GAA1,2,3,4,scc12, plus. - lmmmumls 1,2,3,-1, 1.31111 Club 1,3, Class P133 3; National 1101101 Society '3, lrcas. 4, Senior C1115 -1, WILLIAM LAWRENCE SHAIJL Band 1.2;Baskct1mll 1; Fu1'11b,1ll 1,2,3,;1; Intramurals 1,2,3,-1;1.alin Club 1,1, Munngmm Club 2, P111111 Comnmlm' ; Nationa! Honor Socmly 3,4, Natimml Thum punx 1.2,3.-1; 551.731711111: 3, Sumur Men 4: Studcnl Council pres. 4. Track 1.2.3.4. Yearbook stuff advurxising cduur :1, AFS 4; Y-TcL-ns ;1;Quill :md Seroll 4. BETSY SI'iELDON Choix 2.3,4,F'1'A;1;CAA1.2,3g1; 1n 1131111uals 1,2,3,4,1,21111 Club 1,2; 11brary Club 1,3, scc.-uc:15. L5; Madngals d, Nnxiutul Thcspums 4, Pup Club 2; 11011 Cross 4; Senior Girls 4; SpAnisII Club 4. Usher Squad 3,-1, Yearbouk $1311 4, Y7 Teens 1,2.3,4. JOHN SHINAUL'I' Basketball 1; lmmmurals 2.3.4, Senior Mun 4. BEVERLY SHORT Choir 1; Intramural: 11,4; CAA 1,3,4; Latin Club 3,4;Lib1ary Club 1,2, sec. 1. NANCY JEAN SNYDER Choir 2,4; FTA 3,-1, historian -1, French Club 1,3, scc.-lrcas. 15; GAA 1.2,3,A1; ln- uamumls 1,2,3,A1; National Honor Society 3, sec. 4; Senior Girls lrcns. 4; Student Council 1; Yearbook 513114; Y-chns 1,-1. PAMELA DIANE SPACEK AFS 4; An c1111; 4, Class play 3; FTA 4; French Club 2,3,4, vp 4; GAA 1,2, Intra- 111111315 3; L1brary Club 2,3, pres. :3; Man- uettcs 2; Newspaper staff 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Yearbook 5:311 4; Yi'I'ccns 1;Qu111 and Scroll 4. ROBERT C. STANBERY FTA 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; LaL111C1ub 1,2;L1brary Club 3; Monogram Club 4, National Honor Society 4; National Thespinns 2,3,1, pres. 4, Red Cross 1,2; Scnim Mun sec. 4; Student Coun- cil 2; Tennis 3,4; Yearbook sta1'14; Y- chns 4. NANCY R. STAPLETON FTA 3,4;GAA1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2; Quill and Scroll 3,4, Senior Girls 4, National Honor Society 4, Year- book asst. editor 41 NANCY ANNE STEARNS FTA 3,4;Frcncl1C1ub 1,3,4;CAA1,2,3,-1, vp 4;1nuamurals 1,2,3,-1; Red Cross 2,-1; Senior C1115 4; Ycazbook 513.114; Y-Tucns 4. ANNA LYNE STEELE Choir 2; PTA 3,4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Newspaper staff 2; Senior Girls 41; Student Council 4; Yearbook staff 4. KENNETH L. STENBACK Cross Country 3,4; Pep Club 2; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 4; Tlack 3,4; Y-Tcens 4. CATHERINE STEWART French Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3, Senior Girls 4; Y-chns 3,4. JACK W. STEWART Intramural: 1,2; Senior Men 4; Track 1; VIC 3,4. SUSAN MARION STRANDMAN Red Cross 1,2;Y-Teen51;D-Ed Club 4. JIM SURBLLLA Cross Country 3; FTA 3,4, parliamentarian 3; National 'DIespians 3,4; Senior Men 4; Track 1. RICHARD L SYMES Intramural: 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4. BARBARA TAANO Band 1,2,3,4; Band Counc114;FTA 4; French Club 1; GM 1,2,3,4; Intramuxals 3,4; Pep Club 3; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4. PATRICIA TALBOTT Chou 2; CM 1,2,4; 1ntramu1'als 4; Senior AH MU 1 w mu: ,ww Lg; '1.. '..' . II E H1 UNDERCLASSIVLEN The undersludics of our theater are the underclassmcn. 'I'hvy are working hard, learning as much as possible, striving for 2113-: glorious day when they will enter the realm of stardom, We hope they will not be disappointed when they learn that being an actor is not an uasy task. Officers of the Junior Class are Laura De Helian, treasurer; Jennifer Peterson, presi- dent; and Penny Robinson, secretary. Not shown--JOAnn Macaulay, vice -president. Louis Adams Dennis Aho Ken Altonen Mike Andersen Ernie Anderson JoAnn Arp Mark Arvidson Paul Atzemis Phil Banks Dave Barbato Steve Barrickman Linda Bates Shirley Bates Judie Beckwith Chris Berg Cathy Billhardt Scott Bills William Boggs Jenny Bonham Roger Bossley Harry Bordeau Debbie Briggs Lester Brink Virginia Brudapast Gaxy Bxyant Alan Bums Barbara Bums Patty Campbell Paulette Campbell JoAnn Church Stan Colby Fred Colucci Chris Conley Anthony Costa Clint Cummins JoDee Curtis Lynda DeBold Lola De Bord Laura DeHelian Alan Dieffenbachex Michael Duxkovic Tomorrow, 3 Star on the Door The juniors worked hard and long this year earning money for their prom. A junior could rarely be seen without a box of candy or a handful of tickets. Early in the year they sold chocolate- almond candy bars and the traditional Homecoming mums . More money was netted by their suc- cessful Junior Class play, Pillow Talk. This year's prom committee was chosen in a new way. The committee was picked from a list signed by all interested juniors. Those chosen were Salvadore Carnabuci and Richard Lenhart advise . . the class. Laura DeHelian, Penny Robinson, David Fish, Nikki Evkovich, Mary Ann McDaniel, Barbara Burns, Greg Schillo, Jane Nelson, Sue Erickson, Doug Payne, Brian Salmen, JoAnn Mac- aulay, Steve Barrickman, Cathy Kunkle, Mike Andersen, Suzanne Smal- CLASS 0 F ley, Jennifer Peterson, Dennis Jarvi, Lois Kennan, and Arlene Mero. Jim Elle: Robert Ellis Susan Erickson Susie Erickson Nikki Evkovich Harry F elt Pat Ferry Jon Field Dave F ish William Fortune Ken Frisbie Homer Gaskell Susan Gaskell Mike Candi Carol George Lucy Godleski Pam Goudy Richard Grahovac Dave Haapala Mike Hagquist Mary Hartman Janice Hassett Jim Hastings Diane Hague Florence Hughurt Richard Hughes Monika Jakowlcw Sundm Jana Marcella Jundccka Dennis Jarvi Ann Johnson Nancy Jones Karen Joppcri Ron Kantorak Tom Karbacka Murvn Karsikas Lois Keenan Jay Ketchum Patti Kuhn Susie Kujanpa Cathy Kunklc Patty Lavcy Patricia Leake Philip Lee Linda Leonard Sara Loveland Claudia Luce Donald Lynch JoAnn Macaulay Jayne Madison Mike Marvin Dennis Mazzola Louis Mazzola Mary Ann McDaniel Barbara McLemore Susan McMullen Tim Mechan Linda Mexical Arlene Mew Walter Milan The Goal Is in Sight Mark Millberg Jim Miller Audrean Manda Fredrickra Mongonel Joyce Moshcr Nancy Mower Brenda Mullen Michael Napoletano Lois Nardi Louis Nardi Jane Nelson Greydon Nogal Kathy Nordquest Ken Oberg David Olinik Betty Olson Lynn O'Neil Steve Ovak Martha Palmer Doug Payne Betsy Pearson Bruce Pepple Barbara Peterson Dale Peterson Jenny Peterson Arthur Pickens Carol Pierce Joseph Pierce Melodie Pierce Richaxd Piper Marcy Pinello Wesley Polk Gene Porcello Mike Potter Diane Rapose Connie Reese Cherie Reisner Paula Rennick Bonnie Riffle Sandy Riippa Becky Roberts Penny Robinson Richard Rogers Lois Rose Brian Salmen Rita 8310 Bruce Sarbeck Gigi Saris David Cawlikowski Paul Custafson Roger Hall David Mendralla Jerry Merieal Greg Schillo John Scott John Sean Marketta Seppelin Ken Sevexino Alan Sidbeck Bernadette Siler Suzanne Smalley Jane Snydex Carol Solembrino Jeff Sposito Sam St. Angelo Sheila Swift Delores Tarczy Sharon Thompson Ronald Timoncre Dave Tobias Tim Trask Dave Triozzi Jeff Trun Sharon Turchik Robert Udell Don Urban Pam Urban Elaine Varchetto Ed Walker Annie Wallet Roland Walmth Darlene Watson Rosemary Westcott Carol Williams Steve Williams Linda Wright Susan Ziegler Working, Learning Not to Be Disappointed The Harbor High Sophomore Class was responsible for the Mariner patch stickers this year. The circular Har- bor emblems sold for 25 cents, the proceeds supplementing the class of '67's treasury. Tentatively scheduled was a bottle- drive. For this project class members would canvass their neighborhoods for empty pop bottles in order to obtain the desposits. Serving as class officers are Jeff Candela, president; Bob Beckman, vice- president; Peggy Merritt, secretary; and Lindy Anderson, treasurer. Daniel Freeman and Richard Warner are the class advisers. Daniel Freeman Richard Warner CLASS OF l967 Patti Abel Joanne Adams Ruth Adams Ame Altonen Cathy Andersen hen Andexsen Lindy Anderson Chester Aunger Ron Balcomb Jewell Bair Charles Ballo Marcy Barrell Sandy Bauer Bob Beckman Leonora Baiting Marie Benedict Helen Bihlajama Judy Blaney Connie Bohon Betty Bordeau Ilene Bowen Paul Brais Lucinda Bruno Barbara Bryant Officers of the sophomore class are Jeff Condola, president; Peggy Merritt, secre- tary; Bob Beckman, Vice-prcsident. Not shown--Linda Anderson, treasurer. Dan Bxyson Gary Burns Kermit Butcher Nancy Campbell Jeff Candela Don Carpenter Darlene Caruso Curtis Caudill Patty Caudill Rodney Caudill Gary Cefelo Dale Cheney Laureen Colicchio Connie Coutts Jerry Cross Dave Curry Judy Davis Vincent DeCennaco Paula DeMichele Melvin Dennis Terry Dennison James DeZolt Dan DiDonato Dale Dobos Robert Dobos Pat Donahoe James Dragon Roberta Eastlick Connie English John Emicco James Farman Dale Fitzgerald Diane Fleming Kenneth Flower Cynthia Force Gregory Fortney Gary Fritz George Fuller Dennis Fusco Rose Ann Gawlikowski David Gill Striving for That Glorious Day Michale Goebel Albert Goodwin Richard Goodwin Patty Greenawalt Albert Hackathom Howard Hardy Lynn Harley Don Harrison Mauxeen Hawkins James Hepler Chris Hill Robert Hindmarsh Ronald Homebeck Jill Huggins Thomas Hughes Richard Hummer Robert Hummer Bruce Ivari Jerry Jeffers Paul Jeffers Betty Jo Johnson Grace Johnson Joe Johnson Dennis Jokilehto Doug Kalil Ernestine Karbacka Sandra Karbacka Carol Keenan John Konegni Matalice Kuhn Jim Lahnanen Jim Lambros Peter Lambros Cindy Lavick Marlene Lehtonen Charles Lemmon Raymond Lewis Larry Lindenmayex Bonnie Loftus Bernie Ioudermilk Donna Loveland Vicki Marlin Judy Martin David McCullough James McCullough Rebecca McKay Mary McMillan Peggy Merritt Ed Mikkelsen Patty Mintz Lenora Morse James Mourer Susan anmor David Narducci Nicky Nierzejewski Andrea Oktela Elizabeth Olson Bob Palmer Susan Parrish Ron Pe arson Lenny Peaspanen Karen Perez Gerald Pierce Charie Piipponen John Pokky John Rapose Louise Rexroad Karin Rhinehart Susan Rice Elaine Riippa Terry Rill Mavie Rose Ronald Rose Robert Ryder Diane Salmen Edward Salo Rebecca Sandella Rose Santiana Vicky Schminky Don Schoendorfer Martin Schroeder John Sefexian William Sanger Don Shaughnessy Not showrx: Robert Cunence John Home Jack Huffman Claudette Johnson Victoria Kinney Ed Lafferty Gary Loudermilk Carol Sandfield Mike Solembrino Richard Sulin Mike Zalimeni Kathy Sheppard Robert Sholtis Julene Sippola Dan Skufca Nancy Smith Dale Soderstrom Ted Spacek Larry Stebbins Robert Steele Susan Steiner Frank Stewart Linda Strandman Ralph Strandman Robert Sulin Tom Suxbella Sharon Swanson Charles Swedenborg Jill Swedenborg Diane Tallbacka Carolyn Thiel Rex Thiel Barb Tiitto Joseph Vetrano Sharon Wakeman Norman Walxath Tom Waid Susan Wegrich Gary Westlake William Whipong Pat Whipple Judy White Robert Wikes Mike Woissol Pat Young Understudies of Our Theater At the beginning of this year the fresh- men we re faced with the p roblem of adjusting to high school life. Their first experience in the activities of their new school was their own cam- paigns and election for class officers. After a week of covering the halls with signs of all shapes and sizes, they chose Robert Talbott as president; Charles Notarianni, viCC-president; Pat Carlson, sccretary;andjanicc Bond, treasurer. A committee was appointed by the new officers for the purpose of studying, moncyhmaking projects . Freshman class advisers are Mrs . Nancy Page and Ilarrylee IIt7.. CLASS Officers of the freshman class are Robert Talbott, president; Charles Notarianni, vice -president; Pat Carlson, secretary; and Janice Bond, treasurer. Ms. Nancy Page Hanylee Utz OF l968 x ???i- f N - , .. 'h '. Linda Aho JoAnn Alpine Mark Andrews Louise Artman Richard Azzano Kathy Babbs Hoping for Stardom Cindy Bailey Robert Barlow David Barrickman Thomas Baty Gary Beckwith Jeffrey Beckwith Robert Beckwith Craig Behn Fred Benedict Barry Bennett Chris Bent Louis Bernardo Frank Billicic Janice Bond Mary Lu Bossley Amos Bradley Faye Bragg Kenneth Brake Joyce Browu William BIOWn Sharon Brunell Thomas Brunell Mary Bucko Charles Burgard Dale Bums Susan Butcher Albert Caldexone Alfred Calderone Anthony Callapari Paul Callihan Cathy Cameron Arthur Campbell Warren Campbell Gary Canzonetta Dennis Capp Pat Carlson William Canner Jerry Chuxch Kenneth Cobb Dale Colantino Roger Colby Margaret Cole Brenda Conley Frances Conley Raymond Conley Linda Cottle John Craven Cynthia Crites David Cunningham Mary DeBord Debby DeLuca Thomas DeMarco Carl Demeter Teresa DeWeesc Luxritu DeZolt Put DiMure Elias Dragon Lana Duff William Eagle Debbie Edwards Gerald Edwards Frank Emicco Debra Erickson Faye Fiddler Iviichael Fletcher David Flower Joyce Caxnctt Barbara Gaurfi Pat Gentene Gerald Glatz Bruce Goff Wallace Good Valerie Gromley James Greenawalt Kay Gregory Emma Grizzle Betty Hackathom Edward Haight David Hamalainen Bonnie Hamilton Richard Harvey Howard Iloback Monroe Hopson To Adjust Is to Succeed David Home Gary Hoskins Danold Huffman Judy Huggins Rose Marie Hummer William Jaskcla Ellen Johnson Gary Jokim'emi Bonnie Lee Jones Vicky Kangas Carol Kantorak Cary Katsakas Duane Kemp Doreen Komocar Loretta Komocar Lynn Kotila Linda Kuhn Carol Kukka Barbara Kunkle Becky Labry Jim Langton Sandy Lauterback Candy Lehtonen Linda Lloyd Gloria Luoma Gary Mackynen Herman Madden Joe Marinchak Ann Martellu Doug Marvin Ron Mateja Kathy Manson Karen Mauro David Mazzola Robert Mazzola Jerry McCafferty Dave McClintic Dennis McKenzie Burney McLemore Jim McMorris Cheryl Melaragno Gerald Miller Kurt Miller Terry Mob: Lonnie Morris Encie Mossford Linda Motta Donna Munger Craig Myllymaki Anthony Napolitan Cindy Nappi Ken Narducci Robert Nogal Charles Notariunni Marc Nordquest Bill Oliver Allen Ollikainen Tom Olsen Pam Olson Margaret Onion Rodney Orr Sherry Ossman Nancy Pananen Lee Pack Pat Perergine Amy Peterson Francell Petros Nicki Petruzzi Theodore Phelps Mary Pierce Pat Piper David Plock Paula Plona Pat Popieski David Puchan Karen Raisanen Jane Ray Sandra Rennick Sharon Rexroad Susan Rice Joe Rich Harlan Rinto Judy Ritchey Joanne Robinson Roberta Ryder Nick Santill Amy Schneider Fred Schroeder Stephen Schroeder Donald Scott Roseanne Se axs Dorothy Serzynski Martha Shaul Scott She Ilhammer Carolyn Shinault Nancy Short Ritchie Shumate Durene Sile: Charles Simms Doug Simms Marshall Simms Richard Sintic Not shown: Lyn Armstrong John Coach Jonathan Debevec Lee Fritts David Hjcrpe Pat Martello Donald Munger Tim Roberts Dave Ruuska James Wallace Robert Wicks Cheryl Sironen Warren Snitchcr Alan Sposito Donna Standy Kimberlee Starr Anthony Stegall Ruth Sulin Beryl Sweeney Robert Talbott Bonnie Taylor Joan Thompson Beth Thorpe Jeanne Toomey Dan Tredent Gay Tuun'i Susan Tyler Ron Valerio Frank Vance Ted V1111 Dyke Louis Ventura Dorothea Vitale Eugene Walker Charles Waller Hubert Waller Carol Watson Elaine Westlake Susan Wiker Stanford Williams Alexandria Wilmowski Janice Wisnagai Greg Zane lli Cindy Ziegler STARS THAT STEAL THE SHOW A lightul i'ngllquis, rnxcx rm Ulc drusamg Lablc, a sLar rm Lhc dam . . . IJ l1LNL'LlJ L TLlM' sym- lmls uf xucccss in thy theatre. Pursmmliu, Hclmlasliy achiuw- mum, and exculluncr in athletics arc sump 0: the tlLuLleics to by l'ound in Lhc stun 01f Harbor High Schuol . Xnd mm', 011 thc stagwuthosc who atoll: Lhu show. HONOR SOCIETY- t4: x NATIONAL HONOR SOHEIY ROW 1--Robert Neal, William Nappi, Francis Maenpa, Cheron Gelber, Suzanne Scott, John Calli- han wehind emblen0. ROW ZnEugene Perchak widdenx Stanley DeWees, Mary Ellen Anderson, Karen Edwards. MARY ELLEN ANDERSON--3.828 EUGENE PERCHAK--4.0 NANCY STAPLETON--3.839 WILLIAM SHAUL--4.0 KAREN EDWARDS--3.938 TOP SCHOLARS ROW l--Nancy Snyder lpinning embleml, Robert Stanbcry, Nancy Stapleton, Patricia Talbott, John Vas. ROW 2--William Shaul, Gerald Salmen, Hans Mikkelsen, Kenneth Pulkkinen. The Honor Society's main pro- ject this year was its tutorial program, designed to help those students in danger of failing and those behind in their work because of absence . Help was given in Latin, French, chemistry, and math . The society also planned to issue awards for academic achievement in all grades at the end of the year. A new precedent was set this year by the society: they held a Decem- ber induction in addition to the May one . Officers are John Callihan, presi- dent; Hans Mikkelsen, vice-presi- dent; Nancy Snyder, secretary; and Suzanne Scott, treasurer. Miss Eleanor Tilton is the club adviser . GERALD SALMEN--3.867 FRANCIS MAENPA--3.700 NANCY SNYDER--3.935 JOHN CALLIHAM--3.886 HANS M1KKELSEN--3.759 cHERON GELBER--3.903 . . .l -i l I nulls; nTT-riitji x MARGRIT BERTSCHI Margrit says hello to another member of the Betsy, Dr. and Mrs. family, Michel. Margrit Judith Bertschi was Harbor's for- eign exchange student for the 1964-65 school year . This petite Swiss miss lives with her grandmother in Safenwil, Switz- erland. She has a twenty-one-year old brother named Hans Peter and a pet: dog named Jutta. Margrit's American parents are Dr. and Mrs . Carl Pearson. Their daughter Betsy, a junior, has been Margrit's Sister during her year of study in Ashtabula. Tne Pear sons have two sons, John and Peter, who are away at college. They also have a French poodle named Michel . When Margrit was asked her Opinion of America, she stated simply, Americans are very nice and so much fun. On Ash' tabula, she laughed and said, It is so hard to say anything. I like it very much. Margrit views our yearbook. OUR SWISS MISS Pearson, Margrit Dr. Pearson plays for a small, but enthusiastic audience. She added pcnsively, That sounds like a generalization. I don't like generalizations because they sound stupid, but to say '1 love it' is the simple truth. Recalling Margrit's early days in America, Betsy said, We had some amusing lan- guage problems at first. I remember that Margrit had never seen marshmallows, jello, or walk-in closets before. She also stated that she especially enjoys having a sister because she had never had one before. Mr. Lowell Lamb is adviser of the HHS Chapter of the American Field Service, which sponsored Margrit's stay here. Karen Ogurchak, senior, and Douglas Payne, junior, are this year's student representatives for AFS. Learning is a universal thing. Pamela Nelson and Robert Schwartzman tabovey-Students of the Month for November. Terry Mohr and Beverly short trightf-Students of the Month for January. STUDENTS OF MONTH This year, beginning in November, Student Council chose two students every month who the Council felt especially exemplified qualities desirable in a good student. Qualifications on which the Council based its choices for the Students of the Month were the following: school spirit, appearance, scholastic average, attitude toward faculty, citizenship, accomplishments for Harbor High School, pleasant personality, and ac- tivities outside school t Douglas Kalil and Laureen Colicchio UefQuStudents of the Month for February. Robert Bernado and Connie Coutts tbelowtuStudents of the Month for December. QUILL AND SCROLL Outstanding senior members 01' the newspaper and yearbook staffs, who rank in the upper third of their Class are eligible for membership in the Harbor Chapter of Quill and Scroll, the international society for high school journalists . The spring initiation was a special candle-lighL ceremony. haboveh ROW 1--Lonnie Piipponen, Eugene Pexchak, Lois Olsen. ROW 2--L'mda Brown, haren Ogurchak, Nancy Stapleton, Ruth Lehtinen. t . hat righq ROW l--John Ellis, Jeanne Jokilehto, John Vas, Chcron Gelber, Bill Shaul. AWL?! 25.... 15153 .cc.... ,h j, u ... Wayne Linn, Mary Ellen Anderson, John Calli- q. h ' h h han. ROW 2--Gerald Salmen, Pam Spacek, , h h . .v HM. Iths Academic This year Harbor twice competed 0n the WEWS television program It's Academic Team members were $08 picture bclowh Patricia Talbott, Eugene Perchak, and Beverly Short. Alternates were Pam Spacck, Gerald Salmen, and Robert Neal. MIDNIGHT IN The Fantasy production of our theater was a Midnight in Man- huttau. As Alice entered her wonderland through 4 looking glass, starry-eycd prom-gocrs entered a sparkling storybook dance through an enchanted ele- vator. Our hard labor of the previous week had transformed Fawcett Gym into a New York wonder- land that was so realistic that the entrance of Broadway celebri- ties would not have surprised us at all. The sophomore pages and hat- check girls greeted us at the door. The chandeliers sparkled blue and red, reflecting the colors of thc lighted walls . The Manhattan skyline at mid- night, the fountain, and the mu- sic gave all in attendance that special feeling of accomplish- ment . The King and Queen of the prom, the highlight to the magical eve- ning, were Terry Anthony and Sally Sulin . N A T TI A H N A M THURBER CARNIVAL The first glimpse of men and women gayly riding red, blue, and green rabbits swept the audience into the mad, merry mood of A Thurber Carnival . Wild scenes such as the one in which Grant surrendered to Lee and another in which a billionaire banker was saved from ductal obstreosis sustained the zany atmosphere through the final Word Dance. Yes, our wild, wild junior class play was in the established tradition for '65. During the weeks of rehearsals, the cast was captured by the spell of madness woven by James Thurber. There were sword fights in the stair wells, and one group from the Macbeth Mystery Murder sketch left a pumpkin on Mr. Moe's desk. And there were many more gaieties that made our junior play unforgettable, ending with a regular orgy of a cast party. Members of the cast were Jerry Salmen, Christine Wilkinson, Leta J0 Diffenbaeher, Joe Moroski, Lonnie Piipponen, Bill Rabell, Holly Leers, Eugene Perehak, John Loftus, Trudy Towers, Greg Mossford, Joan Bent, Pamela Spacek, Steve Mongonel, Barbara Merritt, Bob Stanbery, Jim Surbella, John Callihan, Penny Ray, Mary Ellen Anderson, Marsha Decker, Sandra Robinson, Mark Plagakis, Lois Olsen, Cheron Gelber, Linda Brown, Janice Watt, Carol Izzi, Becky Greenawalt, Bill Shaul, Cheryl Pearson, Sue Whipple, and Connie Barrickman. MANY MOODS OF MARCH The Variety Show, probably more than any other event of the school year, is truly repree sentative 0f the student body . Many hours are spent rehearsing and perfecting the various acts in the weeks preceding the show. This year, under the direction of Miss Betty Jean O'Dell and Mrs. Helia Lehtinen, the students of Harbor High School did an excellent job presenting the Many Moods of March. Our Homecoming Court-- Pamela Nelson, Marianne Wolfe, Gloria. Little, Cathy Williams, Margrit Bertschi, Jeanne Jokilchto, Mary Ellen Anderson, Jayne Mar- tino, queen; and Joyce Grippi. After a week's long campaign our homecoming queen had been selected. The entire student body had voted for their favorite from a. court of nine giris chosen by the senior class . All the votes had been cast and we were anxiously awaiting the game and the coronation . The day of the homecoming game begun 011a rather tlim note. It rained most of the afternoon, and we began to fear that the ceremonies would be ruined by the wet weather. However, as the sun begun to set, the ruin stopped and the weather cleared . At the start of halftime, our spirits were high; we were on our way to winning our first foot- ball game. As the teams left, the baud came on and marched a crown formation. The nine queen candidates were driven around the field in eon- vertibles by their escorts . The cars stopped in front of the home stands, and the candidates were escorted from the cars by their fathers . As the crowd held their breath in expectation, Mark Plagakis crowned Jayne Martino the Homecoming Queen for i964 . HOMECOMING I964 On the following evening we held our Homecoming Dance, the most successful in recent years, at which we danced to the music of the George Simon Combo. The dance was sponsored by the Senior Girls Club, whose members served punch and cookies during intermission. The highlight of the evening was the coronation march by the court. The crowd separated and the candidates with their escorts marched slowly down a center aisle. The queen was crowned on her throne by Student Council President, William Shaul. THE ARTS The men and women of the literary field have entertained, reformed, and enlightened the reader throughout history. The Thespian, through speech, gives fullest interpretation to the written word. The melodies of musicians grace an often harsh and unkind world. Tcamed with music, a good dancer can bring an audience to tears through his deli- cate and refined movements. And as the ancient proverb says, one picture is worth a thousand words. The painter is merely a prolific writer. Thus we dedicate, and out of respect separate, an entire section for the arts--man's universal wave of com- HARBOR HIGH ROW l--Kathy Nordquest, Maureen Hawkins, Becky Roberts, Karen Jopperi, Joan Bent, Mary Ellen Anderson, Ann Johnson, Nancy Jones, Diana Salmen, Barbara Merritt. ROW 2--Trudy Towers, Becky McKay, Barb Taano, Karen Leonard, Patti Kuhn, Martha Shaul, Peggy Merritt, Mary Lu Bossley, Wallace Good, Dennis Jokilehto, Tom Hughes, Don Huffman, Mark Nordquest, Patty Greenawalt, Kathy Sheppard, Barbara Nie mi. ROW 3--Sandy Rennick, Elaine Westlake, Pat Piper, Sharon Turchik, Judy Huggins, Linda Aho, Jim Lahnanen, Linda Leonard, Chxis Wilkinson, Marketta Seppelin, Jim MCMorris, Mark Millberg, Dave Gill, Jerry Glatz, Greg Edixon, Norman BIOWn, Susan Rice, Charie Piipponcn, Sharon Brunell, Cathy Kunkle, Beth Thorpe, Dave Flock. ROW 4--Tom $1 .3, SENIOR BAND Brunell, Kenneth Altonen, Martin Schroeder, Bill Nappi, Tom Olson, Edward Haight, Ron Timonere, Kurt Mil- ler, Mark Andrews, Craig Behn, Terry Dennison, John Pokky, James Lambros, Ron Pearson, Ken Pulkkinen, Paula Rennick, Pam Nelson, Rosemary Westcott, Grace Johnson, Rex Thiel, Dave Puchan, Al Calderone, Dorothea Vitale, Carol Kukka. ROW 5--Linda Wallender, Gary Jokiniemi, Dale Fitzgerald. Paul Brais, John Seferian, William Piispanen, John Vas, Jim Farman, Hans Mikkclsen, Pete Huggins, Francis Maenpa, Doug Payne, Bob Hindmarsh, Jon Field, Bob Beckman, Jim Miller, Anthony Costa, Ed Mikkelsen, Mike Napoletano, Dennis Capp, Terry Mohr, Ernie Anderson, Lenora Morse, Susan Gaskcll, Becky Greenawalt, Beth Bossley. MAJORETTES Kathy Nordquest, Diana Sal- men, Joan Bent, Ann Johnson, Nancy Jones, Karen Joppcri, Becky Roberts, Maureen Haw- kins, Barbara Merritt, Head Majoxettc Mary Ellen Ander- son. Harbor High School's 101 piece band highlights every foot- ball game with rousing music and formations. It partici- pates in state and district contests in addition to presenting the annual Christmas and spring concerts. The band is under the direction of Oliver Kaura. Officers of the band are ROW l--Pam Nelson, Karen Jopperi, Trudy Towers, Mary Ellen Anderson, Kenneth Pulkkinen, Joan Bent, Peggy Merritt. ROW 2--David Gill, Grace Johnson, William Piispanen, John Vas, William Nappi, Norman Brown. Members of the Band Council are: ROW 1--Gregory Edixon, Kenneth Pulkkinen, Barbara Merritt, Barbara Taano, Mary Ellen Anderson, Karen Leonard, Trudy Towers. ROW 2--Karen Jopperi, Pam Nelson, David Gill, Bill Nappi, Norman Brown, Barbara Niemi, Rebecca Creenawalt, Joan Bent. ROW 3--William Piispanen, John Vas, Hans Mikkelsen, Peter Huggins, Francis Maenpa. BAND COUNCIL, PEP BAND Members of the Pep Band are: ROW l--Martin Schroeder, Gregory Edixon, Susan Gaskell, Pam Nelson, Trudy Towers, Kenneth Pulkkinen, Barbara Niemi, Becky Greenawalt. ROW 2--David Gill, Mike Napolelano, William Piispanen, John Vas, Bill Nappi, Norman BIOWn, Jon Field. ROW 3--Anthony Costa, Mark Millberg, Francis Maenpa, Peter Huggins, John Seferian, Edward Mikkelsen, Terry Dennison. I ! HARBOR HIGH ROW 1--Jane Nelson, Linda Bates, Sara Loveland, Gigi Saris, Lynda McMillan, Laura DeHelian, Kathy Baker, Joyce Grippi, Becky Creenawalt, Barbara Pananen, Shaxeen Karbacka, Cheryl Pearson, Lois Olsen, Alison Graham, Nancy Snyder. ROW 2--Sandy Hemetta, Sharon Carlson, Susan Kujanpa, Jennifer Peterson, Sue Whip- ple, Sandy Jana, Marianne Wolfe, Susan Ziegler, Lonnie Piipponen, Jan Nelson, Betsy PearSOn, Nancy Jones, Margrit Bertschi, Betty Jo Johnson. ROW 3--Mary Jo McMillan, Annie Waller, Chris Hill, Ruthy Adams, Kathy A CAPPELLA CHOIR Heine, Sandy Rodinson, Sue Erickson, Philip Banks, Lou Mazzola, John Haskell, Chuck Swedenborg, Pete Huggins, John Callihan, Jill Huggins, Carol Pierce, Sue Erickson. ROW 4--Ruth Lehtinen, Sandy Riippa, Norman Brown, Allen Dieffenbacher, Greg Mossford, Lynn Harley, Jim Fusco, Jim Hastings, Dave Reece, Ray DiDonata, Rich- Richard Grahovac, Craig Wild, Holly Leers, Audrean Manda, Betsy Sheldon. ggiasit: m x , 7,7 . , 97 F377 :3 ?KEE? Wyl 1:925??? if??- ?2? v?nagrgaiwapn $9; W15 w 15ng .g yr- 89 Cheryl Pearson, Sandra Robinson, Maxgrit Bertschi, Jane Nelson, Ray DiDonato, Marianne Wolfe, Peter Huggins, John Callihan, Miss Rishell. Officers The 61 voice A Cappella Choir of Harbor High School sings with the band at the Christmas and Spring concerts. They also perform at P.T.A., meetings and at various assemblies. Miss Chris- tine Rishell directs . Jane Nelson and Sandy Riippa are the accompanists. The Madrigals sing in assemblies and go caroling. MADRIGALS STANDING--Jane Nelson, Susan Erickson, Nancy Jones, Jim Fusco, Betsy Pearson, David Reece, Cheryl Pearson, Peter Huggins, Lynda McMillan. At piano--John Haskell, Mary Ellen Anderson. ROW lnPam Spacek, Charleen Wright, Paul Piper, Tom Suxbella, Susan Parrish, Linda Motta. ROW 2--Sharon Williams, Beth Bosslcy, Pat Lenka, Marcella Jandecka, Carol Pierce, Pat Ferry, Becky McKay, Sara Loveland, Cindy Lavick, Rose Ann Gawlikowski. STANDINC--Claudia Luce, Mrs. MCGraLh, Chris Wilkinson, Mardona chrich, Jacquc Cummins, Linda Biehl, Lucinda Bruno, Patti Abel, Dave Narducci, Jill Swedenborg, Carol Williams, Stan Golcmbicski, Rosalie Napolitzmo, Faye Capuano, Cheri Reisnet, Susan anmor, Jenny Bonham, Carolyn Thicl, Nancy Campbell, Betty Bordeau, Judy White, Elaine Riippa, Bonny Loftus, Barb Garufi, Cheryl Mclaragnu. The A11 Club is a club designed to provide a workshop for art students and to aid the school in art projects. The club's main project is the activities calendar. Mrs. Helen McGrath is the adviser. The Modern Dancers is a 28-gir1 troupe of interprC-t tive, modern jazz dancing. They appear in the Variety Show and various assemblies. The climax of their year is the Mother-Daughter Banquet, at which time a recital is given. The officers are Cheryl Pearson, president; Lois Olsen, Vicc-prcsidcnt; Lonnette Piipponen, secre- tary; and Susie Erickson, treasurer. Mrs. Dorothy Bartish advises. ROW 1--Nikki Evkovich, Barb Bums, Jo Macaulay, Laura DeHelian, Alison Graham, Connie Coutts. ROW 2-- Mardona Wegrich, Gigi Saris, Mary Ann McDaniel, Cynthia DiMare, Carol 121i, Cheryl Neal, Cheryl Pearson. ROW 3--Sue Smalley, Sue Erickson, Jenny Peterson, Sue Wegrich, Darlene Caruso, Ernie Karbacka, Joyce Grippi. ROW 4--Patti Mintz, Grace Johnson, Vicky Schminky, Chaxie Piipponen, Susan Rice, Linda Anderson, Lonnie Piipponen, Lois Olsen. NATIONAL THESPIANS The National Thcspians is the school dramatic troupe. They assisted Miss OiDcll with the junior Class play. They often entertain in assemblies and provide their own entertainment at: meetings . Bob Stanbcry is president of the troupe. Other officers are Jerry Salmen, vicc-president; and Joan Bcnt, sec retury-treasurcr . Miss Betty Jean O'Dell. ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE . . . ROW l--Joe Moroski, Lonnie Piipponcn, Jim Sui'bella, Trudy Towers, Mardona Wegrich, Janice Watt, Gene Perchak, Barbara Merritt, Tho adviser is Mark Plagakis. ROW 2-- Cheron Gelber, John Callihan, Lois Olsen, Cheryl Pearson, Christine Wilkinson, Margrit Bcrtschi, Mary Ellen Anderson, Marianne Koski, Becky Green- awalt, Karen Ogurchak, Rose- mary Westcott, Ann Johnson. ROW 3--Jerry Salmen, Greg Mossford, Miss O'Dell, Dave Reece, Joan Bent, Marsha Decker, Sandy Robinson, Carol lzzi, John Loftus, Bob Stanbery, Linda Brown. Not showu: Bill Shaul. r Vive 12L difference ! NANCY STAPLETON, ASST. EDITOR; GENE PERCHAK, EDITOR. Section Editors Editor's Message The yearbook 15 a product ol' hard work and effort on the pun oll many people. Among those. Lo whom our sincere thanks particularly goes urc Miss Mary Boyce, adviser; Polo Prominor, American Yearbook rcprcscntutivc; Art Taylor, photographer; and all section editors . Likewise, u thunk youl' goes to all 0L1 r patrons and advertisers who helped us meet our goals, uml Lo our understanding aullnlnHtIfatiou aml; faculty who tolerated us during the many Limos When we haul to lntur- rupt the schedule . We hope that in the years to come, each of you seniors, no matter where you may be, will tako a moment now and thou L0 indulge in a bit of reminiscing. 11 this year- book helps you to romcmbcr the wonderful years you spent at HHS, it will have so rved its purpose . We have strivcn to makc this book an accurate record of our senior year; we hope we have succeeded. Gone Pcrchak Nancy Stuplcton Committee chairmen for the yearbook are: SEATED--Linda Brown, underclassmcn; Karen Oguxchak, circulation; Mardona Wegrich, art; Mary Ellen Anderson, activities; STANDING-uJohn Callihan, literary; John Vas, photog- raphy; Bill Shaul, advertising; Cheron Celber, senior album; Gerald Salmen, sports Circulation committee: ROW 1-.-I.onnie Piipponen, Charleen Wright, Joe Moroski, Karen Ogurchak, chairman; Greg Mossford, Ann Johnson. ROW 2--Anna Steele, David Flock, Kay Pakkaja, Nikki Petruzzi, Carol Sanfield, Carol Kunkle, Jill Huggins, Maureen Hawkins, Marsha Decker, Joanne Alpine, Virginia Brudapast, Brenda Mullen. YEARBOOK STAFF Each year, the Mariner Yearbook highlights the school's activities and symbolizes the end of a pro- ductive school year. The staff, composed of eight committees, was headed by seniors Gene Pe rchak and Nancy Stapleton. The committee chairmen were Linda Brown, John Callihan, Mary Ellen Anderson, John Vas, Cheron Gelber, B111 Shaul, Gerald Salmen, and Karen Ogurchak. Students from all classes served on the committees. Advising this production was Miss chairman: pam spacek, Kenneth Mary Boyce . Pulkkinen. Literary committee: John Callihan, ' x 4 Sports CommiLLec: ROW 1--SLu: Erickson, Brian Salmen, Alison Graham, Bob Beckman, Gerald Salmen, chairman; Francis Maenpa, Jeanne Jokj- lehto, Wayne Linn. ROW l--Tom Jokjniemi, Mark Plagakis, Ken Blakey, Nancy Snydex, Mike Hagquist. ROW 2--Bi11 Shaul, Jim Fusco, Pam Nelson, Patti Kuhn, Mike Andersen. ROW 3--Trudy Towers, Connie Reese, Dave Narducci, Grace Ann Johnson. D gx .-rx . I? K Art and Photography Committees: Jacque Cummins, Claudia Luce, Mardona Wegrich, chairman; ROW l-n-Amy Peterson, Sue Erick- son, Cheryl Pearson, Susan Rice, Charie Piipponen. ROW 2--Jeff Candela, Linda Brown, Lynn Kotila, Chris Bent, Gigi Saris, Mary .',.w a '. 'f lnI-mn- elf Peter Huggins, John ROW 1--Ruth Adams, Betsy Pearson, Joan Bent, Mary Ellen Anderson, Marianne Koski, Vas, Chairman. StaIL- Chris Wilkinson, Betsy Sheldon. ROW 2--Barbara Bums, Bob Schwartzman, Lois Olsen, ley Golembieski, Martha Shaul, Rosemary Westcott, Cynthia DiMare. Shaman Kurbacka. Jo McMillan. ROW SuChuck Nancy Steams, Dave Reece, Cis Tumer, Cheron Gelber, chair- Millbcrg, Robert Neal, Sandy man; Hans Mikkelscn, Pat Lillvis, Jeff Kneen, Carol 122.1, Bob Robinson, Marcy Pirrello, Karen Stanbery, Ruth Lehtincn. Jopperi. SEATED--Cis Turner, Marianne Koski, Joan Bent, Jeaane Jokilchto, Pam Spacek, Christine Wilkinson, Linda Brown, Charleen Wright. STANDING--Gcnc Pcrchak, Wayne Linn, Cynthia Di Mare, Lonnette Piipponen, Lois Olsen, Jacque Cummins, David Barbato, Karen Ogurchak, Connie Reese, David Fish, Ruth Lehtinen, Claudia Luce, Mary Ellen Anderson, John Ellis, Penny Robinson The 1964-5 MARINER staff was beset by many problems. However, through diligent effort. this small group of hard- working students managed to put out a well-rounded newspaper which was sent weekly to all journalism students and to all homerooms. hmmml Banmrg Sonny him! Srimul Enumllm ORGM IZATIONS . . . and in a lifetime a man plays many different parts. At every age, each of us is a different person with new intexests and activities. To fux- ther our knowledge and enjoyment of our favorite Subjects we join with others, who have the same interests, in specialized clubs and organizations. We now present the organization that characterized the interests of the 1965 student body of Haxbor High School. ROW 1--sz Nelson, Carol Toomcy, Shareen Karbacka, Myrna Wickman, Karen Gotthard, Pat Lillvis, Carol Izzi. Rosalie Nupolitan, Jayne Martino, Barbara Merritt, Lois Olsen, Lonnie Piipponen, Sue Whipple, Nancy Snyder, Lucille Adams, Beth Beasley, Phyllis Neff. ROW Z-aRuth Lehtinen, Kay Pakkala, Anna Pierce, Kathy Heino, Kathy Baker, Faye Capuano, Joyce Grippi, Barbara Taano, Karen Leonard, Cathy Williams, Charleen Wright, Marianne Koslu', Mary Ellen Anderson, Sandy Hemetta, Sharon Carlson, Margrit Benschi, Betsy Sheldon, Cathy Stewan. ROW 3--Liuda Brown, Cheryl Pearson, Gloria Little, Marianne Wolfe, Becky Greenawalt, Charlotte Nappi, Jeanne Jokilehto, Cynthia DiMare, Anna Steele, Trudy Towers, Thelma Yale, Alison Graham, Cheryl Neal, Janice Watt, Cis Turner, Barbara Paananen, Karen Ogurchak, Kaye Bailes, Suzanne Hummer. ROW 4-- Mardona Wegrich, Jacque Cummins, Linda Biehl, Virginia Cimorell, Margaret Olson, Marsha MacTaggart, Charon Uelber, Suzanne Scott, Chns Wilkinson, Nancy Steurns, Pam Nelson, Jean Bent, Marsha Decker, Sandy Robinson, Nancy Stapleton, Linda Wallendar, Barbara Niemi, Shawn Williams, Sharon Johnson. The Senior Girls' Club is a social- service organization Open to all girls in the Senior Class. The projects the Senior Girls undertake each year are selling popcorn at football games and operation of the candy stand during lunch. This year the club adopted a Thanksgiv- ing and Christmas family, and held several bake sales. Money made during the year's exploits go toward the purchase of a school memorial. The 1964-65 officers are Sandra Robinson, president; Pamela Nelson, vice-president; Shareen Karbacka, secretary; and Nancy Snyder, treas- urer. Mrs. Esther Edeburn and Miss Christine Rishell are the advisers. SENIOR MLN The Senior Men's Club earns its money by taking weekly collections in homeroom. They will purchase a gift to leave to the school upon graduation. The Club is governed by a Board of Regents composed of Tom Jokiniemi, Chris Kotila, Norman Gil- bert, ?rcgory Mossford, Francis Muenpu, Gregory Edixon, David Reece, Dennis Reute, Tim R111, Bill Ruben, Bob Stanbery, Joe Moroski, and Basil Dolhejeff. The other offi- cers arc president, David Delluca; vice-presidcnt, Mark Plagakjs: secretary, Hob Stanhery; treasurer, Norman Gilbert; sergeant -Lll-Ell'IUS, Chris Kotilu; and refreshments chair- man, Ken Blakey. ROW l--Richard Daniels, Carmen DiPietro, Grove Taylor, Stan Golembieski, Ken Blakcy, Ward Bennett, Chuck Pickcus, Greg Edixon, Peter Huggins, Jim Surbella, John Shinault, Mike Boggs, John Cullihan, William Nappi, Gcnc Pcrchak. ROW 2--Dana Richmond, Ken Pulkkiucn, Robert Benson, Dave Weaver, Mark Judwisiak, Robert Chupick, Robert Neal, Dennis Rente, Timothy Rill, Tom Duff, Bill Rabell, George Lahti, Joe Momskj, Bernard Bcckman, Norman Brown. ROW 3--.Wayne Linn, Tom Tallbacka, Bart Walrath, Bill Makynem Alan Jarvi, Keith Brail, Gerald Salmon, Bob Stanbcry, Jim Harrington, Greg Mossford, Jesse Cook, Brad Curry. ROW 4--Stevc Dodge, Dave Lucas, Chris Pizzi, Ken Slcnback, William Shaul, Bob Schwartzman, Jack Stewart, Richard Madison, John Haskell, Basile Dolbcjcff, Robert Bernardo, Sherman Harbin, Chris Kotila, Thomas Jokinicmi, Mark Flags; kis, David DeLuca, Jim Hanna, Roland Valanic, John bonus, Robert Vilagi, Mario Barcelo. ROW 5--Richard Symcs, Ken Honkoncn, Norman Hill, John Luce, Ronald Rinto, Ed Amzibel, Steve Mongcncl, James Fusco, Jon Fretley, Allen Ray, John Vas, anncis Maenpa, David Reece, William Piispanen, Hans Mikkelsen, John Pale, Jeffrey Kneen, William FUUbL, Charles Kuhn, Ray DiDonatc. The Future Teachers of America is a service urganizatiun designed to acquaint its members with aspects of the teaching profession. Each member is assigned to :1 teacher and assists the teacher in grading papers, typing, and often directing classes. The FTA has been in operation for two years and has a membership of 55. The officers are Gene Perchak, president; Patti Kuhn, vice -president; Nancy Snyder, historian; Marianne Wolfe, secretary;Jin1 Fusco, treas- urer; and Pam Nelson, parliamen- tarian. Mrs. Jeanette Eskelin ad- vises this organization. ROW l--Mrs. Jeanette Eskelin, Jane Snyder, Brenda Mullen, Connie Reese, Alison Graham, Cheryl Neal, Barbara Tnano, Anna Steele, Jeanne Jokilehto, Mary Jo McMillan, Anna Pierce, Trudy Towers, Nancy Snyder, Charleen Wright, Ruthy Adams, Lonnie Piip- poncn. ROW 2--Carol Olin, Marcy Barrell, Charles Ballo, Christine Wilkinson, Janice Watt, Marianne Koski, Ken Blakey, Pam Nelson, Cynthia DiMare, ROW 1--Cindy Nappi, Arlene Mero, Sharon Rex- road, Lenore Morse, Cathy Andersen, Ernie Karbacka, Connie Coutts, Joan Thompson, Patti Kuhn, Barry Bennett. ROW 2--Jeanne Toomey, Nancy Camp- bell, Faye Bragg, Shareen Karbacka, Lorrita DeZolt, One of Harbor's largest service Clubs, the Junior Red Cross has an enrollment of 52. This year's project included the packing of boxes for overseas, work at the Children's Home, and entertain- ment at the County Home. Trudy Towers is president of the organ- ization. Other officers include Karen Ogurchak, vice -president; Brenda Mullen, secretary; and Susan McMullen, treasurer. Robert Huff is the adviser. Shareen Karbucka, Shawn Carlson, JO Ann Church, Virgmia Brudapast, Maxketxa Seppelin, Pamela Spacek, Beth Bossley, Lois Olsen, Gene Pcrchuk. ROW 3--Caroline Thicl, Suzanne Scott, Nancy Stearns, Joan Bent, Mary Ellen Anderson, Arlene Mero, Patty Abel, Becky Greenawalt, Monika Jake- lew, Patti Kuhn, Barbara Merritt, Marianne Wolfe, Faye Capuano, Audrean Mouda, Betsy Shclduu, Karen Ogurchak, Trudy Towers, Brenda Mullen. ROW 3 Gloria Little, Carol Williams, Karen Rhinehaxt, Gary Fritz, Sandy Lauterback, Judy Huggins, Sharon CarL son, Barbara Merritt, Tim Rill, Sue McMullen, Paul Sharon Turchik, Linda Bichl, Betsy Sheldon, John Callihan, Carol George. ROW 4--Cawl Izzi, Pat Lillvis, Stanley Colembieski, Dana Richmond, Jim Hanna, Bob Stanbery, Ray DiDonato, Jim Surbella, Sherman Harbin, Gregory Mossford, Karen Ogurchak, Linda Brown, Linda Wright, Jim Miller, Karen Jop- peri, Jim Fusco, Nancy Stapleton, Dave Narducci. Callihan. ROW. 4--Sandy Riippa, Nancy Stearns, Chris Wilkinson, Lucy Godleski, Alan Sidbeck, Dale Soderstrom, Ken Frisbie, Gary Jokiniemi, Craig Myllymaki, Dave McClintic, Norman Gilbert. ROW 1--Jenny Peterson, Pat Kuhn, Cheryl Pearson, Barb Merritt, Marianne McDaniel, Jayne Martino, Chris Conley, Lois Keenan, Arlene Mero, Virginia Brudapast, Beverly Short, Monika Jakowlew, Cathy Kunkle, Cathy Nordquest, JoAnn Macaulay, Jane Snyder. ROW 2--M;ucella Jandecka, Lois Rose, Lynn O'Neil, Mary Hartman, Sara Loveland, Barb Taano, Karen Leonard, Linda McMillan, Nancy Sny- der, Suzanne Wipple, Janice Watt, Lynda DeBold, Pat Ferry, Rosemary Westcott, Paula Rennick, Susie Erickson, Jane Nelson. ROW 3--Put Leake, Ann Waller, Diane McKenzie, Pam Urban, Carol Olin, Gigi Saris, Suzanne Smalley, Trudy Towers, Betty Olson, Barb Pananen, Sharon Carlson, Connie Reese, JoAnn Church, Sharon Tutchik, Margrit Bertschi. ROW 1--Judy Davis, Janis Wisnyai, Carol Kukka, Janice Bond, Laureen Colicchio, Connie Coutts, Peggy Merritt, Cathy Andersen, Pat Carlson, Jeanne Toomey, Kathy Matson, Darleen Caruson, Ruthy Adams, Patti Abel, LuEinda Bruno, Sandy Karbacka, Diana Salmen, Vicky Schminky. ROW 2--Sharon Swanson, Grace Johnson, Amy Peterson, Cheryl Melaragno, Donna Short, Gay Tuurri, Margaret Onion, Mary Jo McMillan, Marty Shaul, Cindy The Girls' Athletic Association is organized to promote good sportsman- ship, a healthy atLitude toward sports, and to create an effective intramural program . One of the most popular girls' clubs, its membership is 150. The traditional activities are a breakfast-picnic, a Christmas play day, an end-of-the-year picnic, and regular bowling sessions. The officers are: president, Suzanne Scott; Vice? president, Nancy Stearns; secretary, Pam Nelson; treasurer, Peggy Merritt; and Sergeant-at-arms, Trudy Towers. The adviser is Mrs. Gloria Oppenheim er . Betsy Sheldon, Nancy Jones, Carol Pierce. ROW 4 --Sandra Jana, Ann Johnson, Christine Wilkinson, Suzanne Scott, Bonnie Palmer, Nancy Streams, Pam Nelson, Betsy Pearson, Nancy Stapleton, Cheron Gelber, Linda Wallender, Sandra Henretta, Carol George, Linda Brown, Karen Ogurchak, Delores Tarczy, Jenny Bonham, Karen Jopperi. Nappi, Diane Tallbacka, Chris Hill, Rebecua Mc- Carol Sandficld, Pat Young, Betty Bordeau. ROW 4 Kay, Julene Sippola, Maureen Hawkins, Nancy --Paula Plona, Cinday Ziegler, Sandy Lauterack, Campbell, Susan Wegrich. ROW SHVicki Kangas, Carol Kantorak, Donna Loveland, Susan Mramor, Linda Lloyd, Debra Erickson, Susan Tyler, Encie Pam Olson, Marcy Pirrello, Patricia Greenawaltg Judy Mossford, Lynn Kotila, Linda Motta, Cheryl Sironen, Huggins, Charis Piipponen, Debbie Edwards, Joann Barb Gamfi, Kathy Babbs, Candy Lehtonen, Karen Alpine, Mary Bucko, Judy Ritchey, Pat Whipple, Raisancn, Beth Thorpe, Kathy Sheppard, Sandy Ren- Leonora Beiring, Karen Rhinehart, Jill Huggins, Jill nick, Carol Thiel, Susan Rice, Marlene Lehtonen, Swedenborg, Lindy Anderson. 533:: n 4? ROW l--Laureen Colicchio, Chuck 811110, Nick Nierzejewski, Muvie Rose, Carol Keenan, Rita Salo, Lynda De- Bold, Susan Wegrich, Elaine Riippu, Lois Rose, Nikki Evkovich, Dennis Jokilehto, Chuck Swedenborg, Ken insbie, Mrs. Hurst; ROW 2--Arlene Mew, Virginia Brudapast, Monika Jakowlew, DeeDee Tallbacka, Julene Sippola, Darlene Caruso, Doug Kalil, Suzanne Smalley, Carol George, Patti Young, Penny Robinson, Frank Stewart, Chuck Pickens, Joe Vctrano; ROW IL-Cmig Wild, Robert Steele, Sharon Carlson, Charie Piipponen, Susan Rice, Grace Johnson, Beverly Short, Ron Homebeck, Dave Nurducci, Jim Lambros, Mike Marvin, Fred Colucci, Dale Cheney, Betty Bordeau, Tim Meehan. ROW 1--Charles Lemmon, Marsha MaCTaggart, Joanne Macaulay, Janice Watt, Betsy Sheldon, Patricia Greenawalt, Diane Salmen, Jill Huggins, Chris Hill, Peggy Merritt, Rebecca McKay; ROW 2 --Edw;1rd Mikkelsen, Leonora Beiring, Rebecca Greenawalt, Sue Whipple, Lynda McMillan, Jeanne Jokjlehto, Cynthia D1Mare, Carol Williams, Mari- unne Wolfe, Cheryl Pearson, Nancy Jones, Marlene Lehtonen, Sharon Swanson. ROW 3--MI. York, Don Schoendorfer, David Gill, Maureen Hawkins, Lindy Anderson, Karen Rhinehart, Patti Abel, Howard Hoback, Ruthy Adams, Robert Stanbery, Robert The Latin Club is composed of second and third year Latin students, and is advised by Mrs. May Hurst. Primarily a social group, they meet once a month at members' homes. They held a Christmas party and several ba ke sales. Charie Piipponen is president of the club. Other officers include Jeffrey Candeela, vice-president; and Patricia Young, secretary -treasurer. LATIN CLUB SPANISH CLUB Beckman, John Loftus, John Seferian. ROW 4-- Gene Perchak, Dale Soderstrom, John Pokky, Carol 01in, Marsha Decker, Robert Hindmarsh, Ron Kan- torak, Ken Stenback, Tom Tallbacka, Rick Perez, Sherman Harbin. The Spanish Club is a social organiza- tion for second-year students of Span- ish, advised by Henry York. Each year, they hold a Christmas party at a home of one of the members. They also held a bake sale. This year's offi- cers are Gregory Schillo, president; Howard Hardy, vice -president; and Jeanne Jokilehto, secretary-treasurer. 3' Joyce Garnett, Miss Ducro, Donna Munger, Becky Creenawalt, Kathy Nordquest, Betty Olson, Paula Plona, Pam Olson, Paula Rennjck, Ilene Bowen, Beth Thorpe, Faye Fiddler, Carol Sandfield, Don Urban, Don Lynch, Roger Bossley. LIBRARY CLUB The members of the Library Club donate their study periods to work in the Harbor Library and to assist the librarians. These student assistants also sell paper- back books as a club project. The 15- member group is advised by Miss Gene- vra Ducro. Paula Plona is president; Pam Olson, Vice -president; and Betty Olson, secretary-treasurer. SEATED--Sandra Hemetta, Alison Graham, Lois Olsen, Lonnie Piipponcn, Pam Spacek, Nancy Stearns, Christine Wilkinson, Cathy Stewart. STANDINGe-Kay Pakkala, Kathy Nordquest, Paula Rennick, John Callihan, JoAnn Church, Karen Ogurchak, Carolyn Thiel, Trudy Towers, Ann Johnson, Anna Steele, Karen Leonard, Greg Edixon. FRENCH CLUB The French Club is organized to better acquaint students of French with the country and customs of France. This year's project was a trip to the Cleve- land Art Museum. To finance the trip, the members baked and sold bread and sponsored a Vente Boulange tbake saley The club purchased a French flag and some French games. There are 20 members. The officers are Kay Pakkala, president; Pam Spacek, vice- president; and Nancy Stearns, secretary -treasurer. Mrs. DorothyrBartish is the adviser. Y-Council and lnter-Club Council Officers ROW l--Marianne Wolfe, Gloria Little, Shareen Karbacka, Cathy Williams, Beth Bossley, Lucy Adams, Rosalie Napolitano, Barb Taano, Jeanne Jokilehto, Jayne Martino, Barb Merritt, Lois Olsen, Joyce Grippi, Betsy Sheldon, Faye Capuano, Carol Toomey, Kathy Baker, Myrna Wickman, Cathy Stewart. ROW 2--sz Nelson, Margaret Olson, Virginia Cimorell, Charleen Wright, Barbara Rime, Margrit Bertschi, Jacque Cummins, Kay Pakkala, Mardona Wegrich, Cynthia DiMare, Karen Leonard, Becky Greenawalt, Nancy Snyder, Mary Ellen Anderson, Marianne Koski, Sharon Carlson, Karen Gotthatd, Pat Lillvis, Chris Kotila. ROW 3--Bob Schwartzman, Tom Jo- ROW 1--Connie English, Andrea Oktela, Arlene Mero, Lois Keenan, Shirley Bates, Emestine Karbacka, Connie Coutts, Darlene Caruso, Ruthy Adams, Chris Hill, Rose Gawlikowski, Jill Huggins, Elaine Riippa, Carol Keenan, Becky McKay, Peggy Merritt, Charles Ballo, Susan Wegrich, Louise Rexroad, Sandy Karbacka, Carol Sanfield, Dale Dobhs, Judy White, Kenny Altonen. ROW 2--Kathy Nnrdquest, Grace Johnson, Patti Kuhn, Barbara Tiitto, Marie Benedict, Patty Greenawalt, Pati Abel, Diane Tallbacka, Diana Salmen, Vicki Schminky, Jill Sweden- borg, Karen Perez, Chicki Kuhn, Susan Kuj anpa, Jim Eller, Betty Bordeau, Marcy Barrell, Susan Steiner, Sharon Swanson, Charie Piipponen, Susan Rice, Diane Fleming, Susan Gaskell. ROW 3--Lynn O'Neil, Mary Hartman, kiniemi, Linda Brown, Cheryl Pearson, Sharon Johnson, Sharon Williams, Linda Biehl, Pam Nelson, Trudy Towers, Cheryl Neal, Janice Watt, Joan Bent, Allison Graham, Barb Pananen, Sandra Hemetta, Barb Niemi, Judy Carlson, Carol 1221, Bill Makynen. ROW 4--Carmen DiPictIo, Bob Stanberry, Jim Surbella, Bill Nappi, Grove Taylor, Ken Blakey, Rick Perez, Francis Maenpa, John Palo, Jim Fusco, John Bucko, Chuck Kuhn, Greg Mossford, John Haskell, Dennis Rance, Tim R111, Greg Edixon, Gary Babbs, Dana Richmond, Mark Plagakis, John Loftus, Dave Reece. Bonme Loftus, Connie Reese, Carol George, Sharon Turchik, Debbie Brigga, Patty Campbell, Barbara Peterson, Betty Olson, Marlene Lehtonen, Julene Sippola, Karen Rhinehart, Howard Hardy, William Sanger, Dale Soder- strom, John Rapose, Lynn Hardey, Dave Narducci, Don Lynch, Lenny Peaspanen. ROW 4--Judie Beckwith, Janice Hassett, Linda Wright, Audtean Monda, Carol Williams, Nancy Jones, Maureen Hawkins, Rosemary West- cott, Paula Rennick, Paulette Campbell, Jenny Bonham, Susan Mramor, Sandy Riippa, Donna Loveland, Delores Tarczy, Dale Fitzgerald, John Pokky, Bob Beckman, Francis Maenpa, Don Schoendorfcr, Dave Tobias, Ken Flower, Rex Thiel, Chuck Swedenborg, Don Carpenter. CO-ED Hl-Y TEENS A brand new club at Harbor this year, The Co-Ed Hi-Y Teens has proved to be very popular with an enrollm cm of 93. Pri- marily a social organization, the club sponsored skiing in- struction for members, splash parties, a Christmas formal, and a trip to Niagara Falls. Dan Freeman and Miss Clara Chandler are the advisers . The officers are Tim R111, presi- dent; Bob Schwartzman, Vice-president; and Cathy W illiams, secretary-treasurer . MONOGRAM CLUB To promote a high standard of athletics and to install unity and fellowship among varsity aihletes, recognizing service with member- ship to the school is the primary objective of the Monogram Club. Membership is open to boys who have lette red in varsity sports. The officers are Bill Foust, Francis Maenpa, John Palo, and Bill Makynen. John Abel is the adviser. The American Field Service Club is another first-year organizer tion. It was formed to help acquaint our exchange students with American customs. Harbor's AFS representatives are senior Karen Ogurchak and junior Doug Payne. Other members of the club's executive council are Connie Coutts, Cheron Gelber, Suzanne Smalley, Sue Erickson, Bill Shaul, Amy Schneider, Martha Shaul, and Margrit Bertschi. Lowell Lamb is adviser. ROW 1--Niike Potter, Chuck Pickens, Jack Narhi, Tim Mcchan, Al Burns, Frank Stewart, Chuck Millberg. ROW 2--Bob Bernardoy Mark Plagakis, Ward Bennett, Alan Jarvi. Chris Kotila, Tom Jokiniemi, Tom Duff; ROW 3.... Bill Foust, Chris Pizzi, Sherman Harbin, Al Ray, Dick Symcs, Bill Makynen, Ron Valentic, Ben Beckman, ROW 4--Hans Mikkclsen, Francis Maenpa, Bill Shaul, Dave Reece, John Bucko, Jeff Kneen, John Palo, Gary Babbs, Dave DeLuca, Jon Frcetley. ROW 1--Jenny Peterson, Patti Kuhn, Ruthy Adams, Connie Coutts. Martha Shaul, Grace Johnson, Amy Peterson, Peggy Merxitt, Karen Ogurchak. ROW 2--Pam Spacek, Charleen Wright, Patti Abel, Margrit Bextschi, Lois Olsen, JoAJm Church, Monika Jakowlew, Cathy Kunkle, Kathy Nordquest. ROW 3--Christine Wilkinson, Kathy Heino. Cheron Gclber, Linda Brown, Marketta Seppelin, Suzanne Smalley, Sue Erickson, Rosemary Westcott, Linda And- erson, Paula chnick, Sharon Tuxchik, Ken Frisbie, ROW 4--Gene Perchak, Bill ShauJ, Lou Mmola, Jane Nelson, Karen Jopperi, Jim Fusco, Sue Erickson, Betsy Pearson, Doug Payne, Jim Miller, Jeff Trun. ROW l--Barbam 'I'auno, Judy Carlson, Carol 122i, Pat Lillvis, Ruth Lehtinen, Betsy Sheldon, Linda Bichl, Delores Tarczy, Patti Kuhn, Audrean Monda, Margaret Olson, Virginia Cimorell. ROW 2-;Cathy Williams, Charleen Wright, Jo Ann Church, Barbara Niemi, Linda Wallender, Sandy Henrctta, Kathy Heino, Linda Merical, Sue McMullen, Linda Wright, Myrna Wickmzm, Virginia Brudapast. ROW SHArlene Mero, Shareen Karbacka, Gloria Little, Sandra Robinson, Mardona Wegrich, Faye Capuzmo, Sharon Carlson, Joyce Crippi, Lynn O'Neil, Sara Loveland, Paula Rennick, Miss Tilton. ROW 4--Janice Watt, Kathy Nordquest, Carol George, Connie Reese, Mary Hartman, Brenda Mullen, Karen Gotthard, Jenny Bonham, Linda Brown, Lois Olsen, Lonnie Piipponen, Shirley Bates. ROW l--Mary Hartman, Lynn O'Neil, Kathy Pack, Elaine Riippa, Betty Hackathorn, Louise Amman, Patti Kuhn, Audrean Monda, Pat Ferry, Jo Ann Chutch. ROW 2--Cindy Crites, Sandy Henretta, Bonnie boftus, Rosemarie Hummer, Joan Thompson, Arlene Mere, Faye Capuano, Sara Luveland, Becky McKay, Beth Bossley, Kaye Bailes. ROW 3--Cynthia Lavick, Carol Toomey, Rosalie Napolitan, Sharon Rexroad, Barbara Bryant, Louise Rexroad, Betty Olson, Sue McMullen, Linda Wallender, Sharon Carlson, Barbara Niemi. ROW 4--Roberta Eastlick, Vicky Kinney, Susan Gaskell, Bernice Loudermilk, Lorrita DeZolt, Frances Conley, Rose Galikowski, Joanne Adams, Betty Olson, Sandy Riippa, Linda Wright, Linda Merieal. ' ,- --. .--. 7.-. ... .-m. The Usher Squad is a 50-member service organization under the di- rection of Miss Eleanor Tilton. Their main function is to serve the school at plays, concerts, Baccas laureate, and Commencement. The officers are Faye Capuano, Mardona Wegrich, Sharon Carlson, and Joyce Grippi. USHERS SQUAD Forty-four girls have joined the new Future Homemakers of America Association. The club motto is Toward New Hori- zons. Their purpose is to promote a growing- appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. Faye Capuano is president; Sara Loveland, Vice -president; Sandy Riippa, sec- retary; Pat Ferry, treasurer; Louise Rexroad, reporter; Betty Kackathorn, historian; and Rosalie Napolitau, parliamentarian. The adviser is Miss Clara Chandler. ' NIGHT The Student Council consists of the elected officers, class officers, and the homeroom presidents and is the main body of student government in the school. The Student Council elects two Students of the Mouth, based on school spirit, attitude, scholafship, per- sonality, appearance, character, and activities. The Council attempts to promote school spirit and respect among the student body. The officers in- clude Bill Shaul, president; Mark Pluga- kis, Vice-president; Betsy Pearson, sec- retary; and Suzanne Smalley, treasurer. Murray Blake is the adviser. STUDENT In November Student Coun- cil sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance. Students frugged and jerked on the gym floor which had been covered with hay. ROW le-Dave Triozzi, Steve Wil- liams, Pat Popieski, Jeanne Joe kilehto, Karen Leonard, Janice Bond, Pat Carlson, Ruthy Adams, Peggy Merritt, Lynn Kotila. ROW The Council sold bumper stickers in support of the school levy. 2--John Rapose, Jeff Candela, Chuck Notarianni, Dale Fitz- gerald, Cynthia DiMare, Cheryl Sironen, Jenny Peterson, J. Macau- lay, Mary Ellen Anderson, Penny St RX . uttsmugg Robinson. ROW 3--Dennis Capp, Howard Hardy, Mark Andrews, Dave Narducci, Sue Smalley, Anna Steele, Carol Olin, Linda Anderson, Dave Flower, Marla Plagakis. ROW 4--Bob Beckman, Al Ray, A1 Burns, Joan Bent, Betsy Pearson, Sue Erickson, Pam Nelson, Trudy Towers, Karen Jopperi, Doug Payne, Tom Jokiniemi, Bill Shaul. Harbor members of the dis- tributive education Class. ROW 1--Betty Campbell, Caxol Laveck, Janis Bisesto. ROW 2--Judy Palm, Sue Strand- man, Mr. Frank Stedman, adviser. DIST. ED. C.O.E. This was the first year students from Harbor High really took an interest in the Co- operative Office Education Class at Ashtabula High. Thirteen girls from Harbor attend. They go to school a half day, and work the other half day in establishments such as banks, law Offices, credit bureaus, department stores, welfare department, school administration offices, and the library . Officers of the club are Karen Ed- wards, president; Cheryl Juhola, Vice-prcsident; Becky Kellogg, secretary; and Bruce Card, treasurer. The yearly activities of the class include a money making project, Christmas party, open house, and Boss Night. ROW l--Mrs. Doris Wetmore, adviser; Connie Barrickman, Patty Hoback, Joan DeAnna, Karen Edwards, Rita Kuhn. ROW 2--Karen Arlinghaus, Leta Jo Diffenbachex, Rita Peaspanen, Becky Kellogg, Cheryl Juhola. COLUMBUS JR. HIGH DRAMATIC CLUB--ROW 1--Mr, Ange E. Billy, adviser; Douglas Herl, James Timon- ere. ROW 2--Bctscy Laird, Mary Beth Vctrano, Mary Watt, Paige Dchlian. ROW LiuHeidi Regner, Beth Ray, Patti Suauser, Nonna Gilbert. ROW 4--Virginia Persinger, Barbara Perry, Margaret Sheppard, Jayne Lucas. ROW 5--Eina.r Olsen, Kris Murray, Susan Luce, Victoria Grippc. ROW 6--Jeff- rcy Hummer, Kenneth Bites, Mickey Field, James Tidd. 7th GRADE BAND--ROW 1--Chris Payne, Brian Hubbard, Dan Bowman, Steve Takach, Craig WalraLh, Mark Scierian, Kevin Graham, Dale Snyder, Joe Greenawalt, Edward Carroll, Richard Roberts. ROW 2--Gilmond Pinclli, Margaret Baker, Joanne Waller, Jeanne Hoskins, Charlotte Ray, Beverly Nemjtz, Janice Woodbuxn, Carole Stottlc, Elayne Smith, Susan Gclber, Sandra Gelber, Nancy Weaver, Carol Goodiel, Judy Albert. ROW 3--Pat1icia Crane, Jacylin Cupido. Linda Uhrain, Leslie Sommer, Candida Chupick, Mary Jean Sidbeck, Miller Hobson, David Koski, Jeffrey Hughes, Tom McNutl, Gregory Wood- burn, Charles Latvala, Edward Schroeder, James Haight, Harold Miller, Mike Detore, Charles Andrews, Baxbara Devereaux, Ellen Wilson, Roberta Madar, Mary Beth Smith. 8th GRADE BAND--ROW 1--Margaret Hcino, Baxbata Bryson, Susan Luce, Pamela Rossi, Bill Leonard, Jim Nappi, Beth Anne Ray, Patti StIauser, Virginia Persingcr, Betsey Laird. ROW 2--James Johnson, Dennis Peterson, John Gustafson, James Holloway, William Esposito, Paul Alleman, Craig Nelson, Dwight Yelton, Andrew Laituri, Kurt Nordquest, Richard Weiner. V Q R . . ' r V Q, 61 K .1 ll 3 II-23C3 ' '? 'llll STUDENT COUNCIL-u-ROW 1--Peter Gustafson, Barbara Lee, Hugh Thomas, Jane Flower, David Rapese. Theresa Suchala, secretary; James Candela. ROW 2--Einar Olsen, Carl Eccelbarger, James Timonere, President; Susan Luce, Kenneth Bites, Robert Surbclla, Mr. Martello, Principal and adviser. Not shown--Bob Landis. 7th GRADE CHOIR--ROW l--Timothy Kail, Donald Palm, James Haight, Ed Carroll, Chris Payne, David Chaney, Chuck AndreWS, Jim Candela, Joe Greenawalt, Miller Hobson, Robert Wcaver, David Raposc. ROW 2--F.d Shroeder, Andrea MacTaggart, Karen Sonfield, Leslie Sommer, Joanne Waller, Martha McMillan, Sandra Gelber, Susan Celbcr, SuSQn Knudsen, Deborah Goodman, Nancy Weaver, Susan Burnett, Margaret Baker, Linda Pierce. ROW 3--Ellen Wilson, Barbara Devereaux, Roberta Madar, Mary Beth Smith, Barbara Fiddler, Jackie Cupido, Jane Dingus, Barbara Weaver, Jo Ellen Wehnianen, Melanie Mumma, Theresa Suchala, Mark Richmond, James Shannon, Harold Miller, Diane Miller, Gary Kotila, Larry Hummer, Pat Cxane. ROW 4--Gregory Woodburn, Miss Helen Dickey, director; David Koski, Tom McNutt. 8th GRADE CHOIR--ROW 1--Jefftey Haskell, Bruce Brayman, Stuart Davis, Douglas Edixson, Willie Bradley, Dennis Peterson, Tom Macaulay, Douglas Ivari, Douglas Goldsmith, Carol Eccelbarger, Einax Olsen, James Henry. ROW 2--Patricia Giannell, Paige DeHelian, Cindy Babcock, Mary Watt, Mary Cress, Mary Beth Veuano, Jane Olkowski, Betsey Laird. Barbara Perry, Virginia Persinger, Susan Luce. ROW 3--Jayne Lucas, Linette Lowe, Deborah Heasley, Miss Dcikey, director; Heidi Regner, Gary Ferguson, Scott Fargo, Jeffrey Hummer, Kenneth Bites, James Tidd, Margaret Sheppard, Norma Gilbert, Victoria Grippe, Kenneth McIn- tyre, David Gilespie, Beth Ray, Patti Strausser. Y-TEENS--ROW 1--Beth Ray, Jeanne Hoskins, Wilma Jones, Joan Hutchins, Louise Pack, Barbara Bryson, Margaret Heine, Cheryl Costa, Cynthia Vilagic, Bonnie Calderone, Alberta Palma, Carol Taano, Nancy Weaver. ROW 2--Mary Cress, Catherine Closser, Sandra Celber, Susan Gelber, Patricia Labry, Brenda Mc- Cool, Anne Feldman, Annette Barnes, Lena Jackson, Judy Bush, Marcia Verdi, Sandra Tenant, Nancy Gluvna, Virginia Persinger, Mrs. Barbara Amsdcll, adviser; Sandra Vas, Katherine Walker, Katherine Takach, Libbey Wolfe, Susan Luce, Occiphine Henry, Debby Goodman. CHEERLEADERS--ROW 1--Sandra Gelber, Carol Taano, Andrea MacTaggart, Mary Ellen Aciemo, Marg- aret Baker, Susan Gelber. ROW 2--Mary Watt, Cindy Babcock, Heidi Regner, Mrs. Helen Scott, adviser; Pauicia Ciannell, Paige DeHelian, Many Beth Vetrano. CITY FLAG FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS, SEASON RECORD five victories, one loss. ROW 1--James Haight, 60; Bruce Bent, 16; Andy Laituri, 61; Stuart Davis, 9; Robert Landis, 7; James Von Tesmar, 53; Tom Doll, 3; James Candela, 10; Donald Koski, 15; Gary Kotila, 56. ROW 2--Mr. Dominick Cavalancia, coach; Kenneth Bixes, 59; Tom Pakkala, 11; Jerry Runyon, 48; Jeffrey Hummer, 1; James Tidd, 78; James Henry, 40; Mickey Field, 6; Douglas Goldsmith, 54; James Timonere, 57. V 5$ 11K1BA1 Jakgod 5 JELNS 31-7 34' 4. 6' Q, QI $ 4:5 g; 1 gm? ' H : 4; nQI 51351,ix 9 j ?lkgsagQ 'Wlsxf; COIN CLUB f? l--ROW L-James Severa, Kenneth Piispanen, James Johnson, Richard Vist, William Flock, Mark Banickman, Douglas Blanchard, David Grant, Bill Dixson, Jack Hopkins, Craig Nelson. ROW 2-- Chris Robinson, Don Wegrich, Jim Nappi, Tom Makynen, Bill Esposito. James Von Tesmar, Tom Macaulay, James Snyder, Mark Burg, Don Koski, George Bucko, David Jordan. ROW 3--James Bcrnath, Kenneth Mc- lmyxe, Ed Simms, Scott Stiegemeier, Douglas Goldsmith, Tom Pakkala, Jeffrey Hummer, Jerry Runyon, John Gustafson, MI. Dominick Cavalancia, adviser; Ronnie Lupe, Andy Laimri, Richard Niemi, Jeffrey Haskell, Roger Coudy, Billy Leonard, Eugene Niemcnin. COIN CLUB ;? 2--ROW 1--Brian Hubbard, Henry Horvath, Andrea MacTaggart, Margaret Baker, Susan Burnett, Gilmond Pinclli, Elliott Godleski, David Enricco. ROW 2--Tim Jaskela, Steve Takach, Richard Brousseau, Anthony Dickinson, Ty Fortunato, Dougl as Ganyard, Jesse Enrico, Wade Eccelbarger, Jeffrey Hughes. GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB--ROW 1--Joyce Loveland, Nancy Weaver, Patricia Giannell, Jane Flower, Susan Gelbcr, Sandra Gelber, Barbara Flick, Cindy Babcock, Paige DeHelian, Susan Burnett. ROW 2-- Susan Lautetbach, Roberta Madar, Joan Hutchins, Carol Taano, ShaIis Tuuri, Jaclyn Cupido, Betsey Laird, Mary Beth Vetrano, Mrs. Helen Scott, adviser; Mary Watt, Heidi Regner, Barbara Bryson, Andrea Mac- Taggart, Ann Bradley. Sij slaminu :,L;n.12:n::,c11Lu Coordii ! I Imtiun JIL' quiliIith 1.1ng lf'v cry gmxi anCur wim performs mm sugv muzl stxusb. LiliL'VJlSU. on LhL: athlvui: zichL which is itSt'1:.1 b-Hm- mi DIJQC, they qudiuw drc viml. It iu in Lhis sports :cetirm 11111 VV'L' saluu: LhC drama 01 Jllllctius. COACHES FOOTBALL DICK WARNER The 1964 Mariner fOOl- JOHN ABEL ball team produced a SAM CARNABUCI record of 3 wins, 6 ED ARMSTRONG losses, and 1 tie. Harbor won its Home- coming game against Chardon and also de- feated Madison and Perry. ROW l--DAVE DeLUCA, FRANCIS MAKYNEN, SHERMAN HARBIN, PAYNE, BASILE DOLBEJEFF, BOB MAENPA, BILL FOUST, DAVE DICK SYMES. ROW 2--HANS STANBERY, BOB STRANDMAN, REECE, JOHN PALO, CARY BABES, MIKKELSEN, BOB SCHWARTZ- MIKE POTTER, KEITH BRAIL, BILL MARK PLAGAKIS, CHRIS KOTILA, MAN, S'l'LVE DODGE, HARRY FORTUNE. ROW 3--MIKE ANDER- AL BURNS, BILL SHAUL, BILL BORDEAUX, TIM TRASK, DOUG SEN, GARY BURNS, JIM MILLER, The Mariners ranked 3 good third in the West- ern Reserve League. They played their final MANAGERS game against arch- STAN COLBY rival Ashtabula, losing DALE FITZGERALD 18-6 in the final game JOHN POKKY of the season. ALAN JARVA JOHN RAPOSE DON SHAUGHNESSY I 964 Th-Jank yo L1, Thing. HOWARD HARDY, LENNY PEASPANEN, BOB BECKMAN, DALE SODERSTROM, JIM HAST- INGS, JEHV CANDELA, LARK STEBBINS, LARRY LINDENNLXYER. It's my dime 5 The sky is falling. I said, Real good, nut, Free fuod, Boys, I'd rather do it myself. GARY BABES KEITH BRAIL DAVE DELUCA STEVE DODGE End Guard End Tackle SHERMAN HARBIN CHRIS KOTILA FRANCIS MAENPA Guard End Quarterback Dodge that tackle! MARK PLAGAKIS DAVE REECE Guard Tac kle BAS ILE DOLBEJEFF BILL FOUST Guard End 50 long, fellows! See you next game! BILL MAKYNEN PLANS MIKKELSEN JOHN PALO Fullback Center Tackle BOB SCHWARTZMAN BILL SIrLAUL BOB STANBERY DICK SYMES Halfback Halfback Center Tackle CROSS COUNTRY I964 Harbor's 1964 cross country squad ran in 10 meets. They competed twice with Ashtabula, Edgewood, Perry, Con- neaut, and Madison. The Mariners won 3 of these meets and lost 7. The team placed a very good ninth in the district meet and was second in the race for the city series title. ism ROW 1: EDDIE MIKKELSEN, CHUCK PICKENS, TIM ROBERTS, DAVE MAZZOLA, STAN DeWEES, DAVE HAMALAIN, FRANK STEWART, CHUCK SWEDEDL My gosh! 45 minutes late How much is this one? STANLEY DeWEES GREG EDIXON CHUCK MILIBERG ix COACH ELMER GRAY BORG, DICK GOODWIN. ROW 2: AL RAY, KEN STEN- BACK, CHUCK MILLBERG, ED BURNETT, BILL SEN- GER, COACH GRAY. for my date already GREG MOSSFORD CHUCK PICKENS ROW 1: RICK PEREZ, JEFF KNEEN, BUTCH BENNETT, BRUCE BEIGHLEY. ROW 2: TOM HUGHES, JACK NARHI, TIM MEW, JOHN HASKELL, BOB BERNARDO. GOLF Harbor's 1964 golf team I 964 climaxed a very successful i season by winning the school's first City Series Golf title with a record of 5 wins and no losses . The Mariners also ended in a three-way tie with Geneva and Madison for the W.R.L . crown . Harbor finished with 6 wins and 2 losses in league play. Butch Ben- nett was low man on the team that was composed chiefly of juniors . COACH BILL WASULKO BUTCH BENNETT BOB BERNARDO JOHN HASKEU. Bob hacks his own Christmas tree! Uh? What do I do next? This club is a little heavy! Well, it's been an hour now! J ACK NARHI RICK PEREZ ROW 1: AL RAY, JOHN COURSBNT, BILL FOUST, GREG SCHILLO, CHUCK MILLBERG, TERRY ANTHONY. ROW 2: CHUCK PICKENS, GREG EDIXON, MIKE POTTER, PAT DONA- HOE, DICK CANDELA, FRANK STEWART, JOE GIANNELL, BILL MAKYNEN. Red tights are the latest style! Don't wotry-- You'll make it! ROW 1: DOUG BEHN, JOHN NELSON, JON FREETLY, PAUL ERICKSON, ANDY DRAM, TOM HERLEVI. ROW 2: BRIAN GAINES, AL BURNS, BILL RABELL, JUVI MILLER, BILL SHAUL, EDDIE GREEN, GREG MOSSFORD, HARRY UDELL. TRACK l964 The 1964 Harbor track team had its finest season since entering class AA track with a record of 9 wins and 0 losses. Harbor won the W.R .L., Penta- gonal, and the City Series. The Mariners gained additional prestige by twice beating class A state champion Fairport. Five school marks were also set in this fine season. COACH ELMER GRAY It sure looks like hard work! GREG EDIXON BILL FOUST Up and over for those points! CHUCK MILLBERG Best Marks of l964 100 yard dash 10.35 John Coursen . ,. .-.-, 220 yard dash 22. John Coursen '9 . ' z ' '73 , - 440 yard dash 52. Tom Herlevi m' uu'Ziu' ...,,.fln mm ' ' 7' . 880 yard run 2:02. Jon Freetly : m 3:3113 - ' Mile run 4:40. Jon Freetly ' ' 120 yard high hurdles 17. Charles Millberg m m m JR : -. 'v , 180 yard 10w hurdles 23 . John Coursen mm .m; . .. ' '-.-'-' ? Charles Millberg I: Shot put 52'6 Douglas Behn Discus 141'3 U2 Douglas Behn High jump 5'10 U4 A1 Ray Broad jump 20'8 U4 A1 Ray Pole vault 12'8 U4 Brian Gaines U2 mile relay 1:35.2 Allan Burns, Brian Gaines, Dick Candela, John Coursen Mile relay Al Ray, Dick Candela, John Coursen, Tom Herlevi Mariners finish first! GREG MOSSFORD CHUCK PICKENS BILL RABELL BILL SHAUL BASEBALL l964 The combination of good pitching, high batting averages, and excellent fielding made Harbor's 1964 baseball season very successful. The Mariners won the W.R .L., with a record of 8 wins and 4 losses. Hap bor also tied Ashtabula for the City Series Baseball Title with 3 wins and 1 loss. ROW 1: PAUL MARTELLO, BOB STRANDMAN, J OHN BUCKO, GARY KARBACKA, GARY BABES, CHRIS PIZZI, ROLAND VALENTIC, BILL MATEJA, JOHN SEFERIAN. ROW 2: DAVE CURRY, DICK GOODWIN, STAN De- WEES, JERRY SVIGELI, TOM DUFF, CHRIS KOTILA, BRIAN GAlNES, DON SHAUGHNESSY, ARTHUR PICK ENS. CARY BABES BWJ I BECKMAN J OHN BUCKO TOM DUFF First Baseman Right Fielder Catcher Left Fielder CHRIS KOTILA BLLL MATEJA CHRIS PIZZI ROLAND VALENTIC Center Fielder Third Baseman Right Fielder Catcher Don't worry, it's a foul ball! COACH WILBERT WILLEY Mariners score again! I I I KEITH BRAIL DAVE REECF. JERRY SALMEN BOB SCHWARTZNLAN COACHTOMMOE TENNIS I 964 ROW 1: BRIAN SALMEN, FRANCIS MAENPA, JERRY SALM'EN, BOB STANBERY. ROW 2: JLM ELLER, BOB SCI-MARTZMAN, DOUG PAYNE, HANS MIKKELSEN, KEITH BRAIL. gr: I 4 l BOB STANBERY Interest on the part of several students, plus the willingness of Tom Moe to coach, accounted for the coming into being of Har- bor's tennis team in 1964 . Although tennis wasn't a varsity sport and there was no league competi- tion, Harbor netters made an excellent showing by winning all four of their matches . They downed St . John twice and Astabula twice by the score of 5-0 in every match. Harbor lost only one set in the 41 that were played while on their way to a highly successful season. The immovable object . The irresistible force Pancho shows them how! ROW l-rM. BROWN, D. BARRICKMAN, F. ENRICCO, B. TALBOTT, A. CALDERONE, C. NOTARIANNI, H. HOBACK, D. BURNS, D, CAPP, C. B131 IN, D. SCOTT, J. McMORRIS, A. CAMPBELL ROW 2--S. WILLIAMS, M. GOOD, R. ORR, D. COLANTINO, '1'. DeMARCO, M. ADAMS, A. SPOSITO, B. OLIVER, P. MARTELLO, L. VENTURA, J. CRAVEN. ROW 3--D. BECKWITH, D. CUNNINGHAM, K BRAKE, K. MILLER, D. PUCHAN, D. MCCLINTIC, D. RUUSKA, C. MYLLYMAKI, P. POPIESKI, J. GREENAWALT, A. CALDERONA. FRESHMAN I 964 FOOTBALL The Freshman Mariners of 1904, although hit hard by injuries to key p1ayers, concluded the season with a fine 4- 1-2 record. Harbor defeated Jefferson, Geneva, Pymatuning Valley, and St. john. They lost a close one to Ashtabula and tied Conneaut and powerful Edgewood. Coach DICK WARNER Here they come! There they go! ROW 1--DALE FITZGERALD, BOB BECKMAN, BOB SHOLTIS, JOHN EAPOSE, LENNY PEASPANEN, RON HORN? BECK, DAVE NARDUCCI, GARY WESTLAKE, BOB HINDMARSH, DALE SODERSTROM. ROW 2--I.YNN HARLEY, RON PEARSON, GARY BURNS, DALE CHENEY, DAVE GILL, DO DiDONATO, ED MIKKELSEN, DON SKUFEA, GARY FRITZ, JIM LAMBROS, HOWARD HARDY. FRESHMAN I 964 TRACK Harbor's 1964 Freshman track team, also coached by Mr. Warner, made a good showing in their short season. After soundly trouncing Geneva and Conneaut, the Midget Mariners were nipped by Ashtabula, losing by only 3 points. In the Fresh- man District Meet, they finished a fine third out of 8 teams. It's as easy aS--ONE! DOUG KALIL, TOM JOKINIEMI, GREG SCHILLO, BRIAN SALMEN, JOHN BUCKO, HARRY BORDEAUX, JIM HASTINGS, ALLAN SIDBECK, JERRY SALMEN, BOB BERNARDO. BASKETBALL In a year of rebuilding, the 1964-65 Harbor Var- sity Basketball team provided its followers with many closely contested games. Unfortunately, however, the Mariners couldn't seem to find the mark in the 4th quarter and subsequently finished the season With an overall 5-15 record. The team recorded victories over St. John, Chardon, Perry twice, and Madison. Harbor lost both games to Ashtabula, Conneaut, Edgewood, and Fairport, and once to Jefferson. The Mariners scored a total of 830 points to the opponents' 889. They finished 4th in the WRL with a 4-6 record and tied for 3rd in the City Series with a 1-5 record. With three juniors 0n the starting team this year, the prospects look good for a successful season next year . MANAGERS STAN COLBY ALAN JARVI JACK NARHI ROGER COLBY IT'S OUR BALL! WHAT'S THE USE? IT'S IN! LOOK OUT FOR THE RAFTER! John shows them how to shoot ! BOB BERNARDO Guard V5 8 Kw Look at that ! JERRY SALMEN JOHN BUCKO Guard Forward TOM JOKINIEMI Guard What's going on here? Kl; V ., ,1 .hX' Lct' s jerk! Come to me! A small rest! He can fly! JOHN PALO Forward From one end DAVE CURRY, LENNY PEASPANEN, DICK GOODWIN, DALE SODERSTROM, MIKE POTTER, JOHN SEFERIAN, TIM MEEHAN, DOUG PAYNE, BOB STRANMAN, RICK HUGHES, COACH JOHN ABEL. RESERVE BASKETBALL Finishing the year with a The Freshman basketball 6-11 record, the Reserve team of 1964-65 concluded Mariner basketball team the season with a 3-6 mark. gained much experience The Mariners defeated for next year. Harbor I 9 6 5 Kingsville once, Jefferson scored 544 points in all twice . They lost to Ash- their games to the oppo- tabula twice, Madison, nents' 614. Coach Abel Edgewood, and St. John. substituted freely in Again all boys were given trying to give all the boys an opportunity to play. achancetO play. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ROW 1--ED HAIGHT, CHUCK NOTARIANI, BUZZ JASKELA, BOB COACH WILBERT WILLEY TALBOTT. ROW 2--TERRY MOHR, DAVE RUUSKA, KURT MILLER, MANAGERS CARY JOKINIE - MARK ANDREWS, SCOTT SHELLHAMMER. MI, LOUIS VENTURA. 4,.7 , g l .3: $9 ggg 93 SUSIE ERICKSON, MARY ANN McDANlEL, GIGI SARIS, SUSIE, JENNY, MARY ANN, GIGI, JAYNE. JAYNE MARTINO, JENNY PETERSON. The cheerleaders, directed by Miss Karen Bricklemyer, cheered for football and bas- ketball games and conducted pep assemblies . They placed many Signs in the halls and have done a great deal more to create and sustain school spirit. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS LINDY ANDERSON LAUREEN COLICCHIO PATTI ABEL CONNIE COUTTS FRESHNIAN CHEERLEADERS PATTY DI MARE ROSEMARY HUMMER AMY PETERSON CHERYL SIRONEN Ill Will it ever come down? I'm tired! 1 i They've got flubber! INTRAMURALS Victory! Boys' intramurals, directed by Mr. Dan Freeman, were held every Monday and Wednesday during the seventh period. This year the boys learned the fundamentals of basketball and pa rticipated in a basketball and volleyball tournament . Approximately 170 girm from all four classes participated in a planned program of volleyball, basketball, and ping pong this year. The girls played every Tuesday and Thursday during the seventh period under the supervision of Mrs . Gloria Oppenheimer. Let's play by ourselves! Just as a play in a theater needs the financial aid of many people, this yearbook would be impossible with- out the help of our patrons and ad- vcrtisers. Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1965 Turner's Pharmacy 527 Lake Avenue Ashfobulo, Ohio BOWDLER S STOP-N-SHOP 5110 Lake Road West Phone 963-2291 Ashfobulo , Ohio ISABEL'S Continental Academy of Beauty Culture Ecole Technique Des Arts Open to Publ ic Complete Beauty Service at School Rates Done Only by Supervised Advanced Students Day and Evening Classes Tuifion Payment Plan Our Highly Educated and Outstanding Qualified Instructors ore Happy to Serve You . 4423 Main Ave. , Hours Ashtabula, Ohio , Tues., Thurs., and Tel . 997-5246 , Fri. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Y Mom, Wed., and Fri. 9A.M. fo6P.M. Remember . . In the Continental Tradition, Your Pleasure and Success are Our Proud Responsibilities. Congratulations, Seniors Congratulations Cioss of 1965 QEthW 9 K- 9 SUTHERLAND MARINE CO. U0 HS West 5th and Coyne in the Harbor Furniture Compliments of 457 Lake Avenue WENTLIN G'S PHARMACY Ashfobula, Ohio Your Drug Store of Finest Qualify Broughfon Beverages, Inc. Now It's Pepsi for Those Who Think Young Congrafu lotions 8th and Lake Avenue Tune-Ups Brake Service Muffler Service HARBOR MOBILE SERVICE THE SHERWlN-WILLIAMS CO. Color Headquarters 6 4535 Main Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1965 Fish and Seafoods are Our Specialty Arcade Fish Co. I728 Lake Avenue 964-95 85 Congratulations LAKE-HARBOR LAUNDROMAT 3905 Carpenter Road Ashfobula, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1965 HARBOR PURE OIL 534 Lake Avenue Ken Dibell Congratulations, Seniors JERRY SINKLERS ASHTABULA FORD 4733 Park Avenue Ashfobulo, Ohio EDGEWOOD PHARMACY 3302 Sfafe Road Ashfobulo, Ohio Phone 997-4306 Free Prescription Delivery AS KEW-BRINK FUNERAL HOME 1709 West 1 NH Street Ashfobula, Ohio ST. ANGELO'S 30 LANES Rou fe 20 West Ashfobula, Ohio Congratulafions, Class of 1965 VENDiTTI FLOWERS 997-7377 2517 Lake Ave . Across From the Hospital IRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND lllAN ASSOCIAIION 0F ASHIABULA 414. Main Ava. Ph. 997-6153 Compl imenfs of ROCKWELL STANDARD CORPORATION Broke Division Ashfobulo, Ohio y ' :Tj fl lfjhe Wortheastern Ohio National Bank 4366 Main Avenue Ashfobula, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1965 BMW fiage Wmnt THE FASHION G. N . Fryberger, Mgr. 4643 Main Avenue 8320 Kent Ave. N .E. Norfh Canton, Ohio 44721 Ashtabula, Ohio Compliments of ,. 661W??? AND LOAN .COMPANY 0 ASHTABULA.OHIO Five Convenient Offices to Serve You Where Rambler Sales are Higher Than Ever 64 S. Broadway Geneva, Ohio Plymouth is on the Move 225 High Street 2717 Hubbard Rood BUNKER HILL MOTORS Fairporf Harbor N. Madison Rambler Plymouth Jeep Your Northeastern Ohio Building Headquarters THE F. G. LAIRD LUMBER COMPANY Corner of Lake Avenue and West 8th Street Laird Lumber is Northeastern Ohio's Complete One-Sfop Lumber Store for All Your Building Needs Congratulations to the Class of 1965 ISALY DAIRY COMPANY 525 Lake Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio Compliments of HARBOR SINCLAIR 1047 Lake Avenue Ashfobulo Congratulations fo the Class of 1965 TOP KY HARDWARE COMPANY 109 West 5th Street LAKESIDE DRY CLEANERSAND SHIRT LAUNDRY Modern Phone 964-7 I 60 Odorless 1623 West 9th St. Ashtabula, Ohio Compl imenfs of THE COMPANY Ashfobula, Ohio MIKKELSEN'S FLOWER SHOP For the Best in Corsages Congratulations, Class of 1965 Flowers for All Occasions n ' H rdware Pay e s 0 964-0477 Ashtobu Ia , Ohio Carpenter Road HARBOR REALTY Word E. Benneff--Reoltor 1102 Lake Avenue 964-7142 Congratulations, Class of 1965 CEDERQUIST JEWELERS A. J. Anderson, Prop. 4646 Main Avenue Ashtabulo, Ohio GEORGE SIMON MUSIC STORE Ashtobulo, Ohio 963-8857 . Compl imenfs of ART TAYLOR STUDIO 433 East Main Street Geneva Phone 446-1428 Congrafulofions LANGER JEWELERS Jewelry For All Occasions Ashfobula's Only Authorized Dealer Keepsake DIAMOND RINGS 4540 Main Ave . Ashtabulc, Ohio Congratulations fo the Class OF 1965 THE OHIO PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Distributors of Budweiser, Duquesne, P.O.C., Michelob, and San Miguel Beers. Italian Swiss Colony, Toylors, Meiers, Mogen David, and Monischewifz Wines . Courtesy of LAKE CITY PLATING COMPANY 1701 Lake Avenue Ashtobulo, Ohio 964-3555 Congratulations to the Class of 1965 Nice Things for Less PENNY FURNITURE COMPANY PIZZA VILLA Where Pizzo-Moking is An Art . . . Not a Side Line 4748 Main Avenue Next to the Ashtobulo Playhouse Carry Out Service is a Specialty Graduate, Koren Arlinghause, Invites You to Visit Her at the COMMERCIAL BANK Main Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio POST LUMBER COMPANY 526 West 48th Ashtobula, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1965 McCULLOUGH'S PHARMACY l H 1 Thoyer Avenue Prescription Specialists 964-3384 Congratulations to the Class of 1965 RICHARDSON'S SHOES Move Fast in the Right Direction 4435 Main Avenue Greetings from County Savings . Your Friendly Financial Center with Services to Please the Whole Family. ASHTABlllA COUNTY SAVINGS and loan Company 4100 PARK AVENUE ASHYABIJLA, ON'O STAPLETON'S HOME AND AUTO STAPLETON'S SOHIO SERVICE Best Wishes, Class of 1965 HUMPHREY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Christine 8., John B. and Ralph L. Humphrey 1541 ProspecTRood Ashtobula, Ohio gag; A Nice Place to Shop CARLISLE-ALLEN CO. Ashtabula--Poinesvil Ie--Genevo--Niles Congratulations to the Class of 1965 TALLBACKA UPHOLSTERING 428 Center Street Good Luck ASHTABULA HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT C0. Complete Invalid and Orthopedic Appliances 635 Lake Ave. Ashtabulo, Ohio Compliments of DALE SIMONS MOTOR COMPANY Jefferson, Ohio Chrysler--Plymoufh--lmperial --Jeep Complimenfs Of THE CARLSON STEEL AND FABRICATING COMPANY 478 East 5th Street 964-9466 Ashfobulo, Ohio Compliments from KORPI'S ALINEMENT SERVICE 1803 Lake Avenue 993-3721 Compl imenfs From KORPI'S PET SUPPLY 1803 Lake Avenue 993-3721 KOCH15 FAMILY STORE Clothing Shoes Domestics Everything For the Family at Reasonable Prices Name Brands No Seconds No Imports Charge Accounts lnvi ted Congratulations to the Class of 1965 from the Koch's Congratulations to the Senior Class HARBOR FEED AND COAL COMPANY, INC. 934 Lake Avenue Ashtobula, Ohio NYSTROM CLEANERS Phone 964-7182 1027 Lake Avenue Ashtabulc, Ohio The One Stop for All Your Lumber Needs DODGE LUMBER CO. 615 West 48th Street Phone Either 993-5251 or 997-3666 Congratulations to the Senior Class CHAPEL HILLS GOLF COURSE Austinburg Rood Ashtobulc, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of REGNER'S, INC. OiLEARY,S 4601M0in Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio SHOE STORE Men's . . . Women's . . . Boys' VERN'S T.V. 89 APPLIANCE 1037 West Fifth Street The Magnificent Mcgnovox Ashtabula, Ohio 1712 Lake Avenue 964-9222 Volkswagen CALLIHAN MOTORS 1718 Lake Avenue Telephone 964-7156 Congratulations, Class of '65 Congratulations JIMMY'S BAKERY ASHTABULA PAPER AND TWINE 1220 West 3rd 515 West 48th St. Ashfobula, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '65 MARY LOWS CONFECTIONERY Sandwiches and Light Lunches Soft Dans Milk Shakes and Sundoes 964-7905 1477 West 5th Street Ashtabula, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1965 HARBOR GULF SERVICE Lake Ave. and Carpenter Rd. Congratulations Compliments of STERLING JEWELERS Your Jewelry Corner SHEA'S MIDWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE Corner of Main Ave. and Center St. Ashfobulo, Ohio North Kingsville, Ohio Jock Meyers, Proprietor Congratulations, Seniors of 1965 DETREX CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES INC. Chlorinated Solvents Division State Road Ashfobu lo , Ohio Compliments of PENNEY9S 4530--4532 Main Ave. Always First Qualify DELL-RUTH FLOWERS Congratulations, Class of 1965 234-236 Progress Place CHILD'S FUNERAL HOME Dial 993-6495 Prospect Rd . --Ashfabu la Ashfobula, Ohio Dial 992-9326 Congratulations ED'S DONUT SHOP 1030 Lake Avenue Congratulations RANTALA'S STOP-N-SHOP 1029 Lake Avenue Ashfobula, Ohio '11: F H N 9 w y p 964-881 1 Complim'en'rs of ZIEGLER'S HEATING--COOLING--SHEET METAL Congratulations to the Class of 1965 TURK THE TAILOR Your Prom Rental Headquarters T. Prisco and J . Lomm 4612 Main Avenue Ashfobu 10, Ohio 993-9321 THOMPSON'S 5c--$I .00 Notions, School Supplies, Threads 523 Lake Ave. Ashtobulo, Ohio Congratulations Class of '65 JACK W. ROSS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Prospec'r Road of Station Ave . Ashfobula, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '65 NATIONAL BANK 8: TRUST CO. OF ASHTABULA ASHTABULA, Kkhirl Ashfobula, Ohio Good Luck, Class of 1965 DUCRO FURNITURE COMPANY Main of Center Street Congratulations to the Class of 1965 HARMON INSURANCE AGENCY 1115 Thoyer Ave. Nappi's Plaza For a Career in Cosmetology Choose YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY ASHTABULA BRANCH Taught by Local and Established Instructors 4736 Main Ave. 992 -5 492 Congratulations fo the Class of 1965 CABOT TITANIA CORPORATION Middle Road Ashtobulo, Ohio MiLLeH S FAMILY DISCOUNT STORE AS HTABULA PLAZA Best Wishes from SUPERIOR CAMERA SHOP AND STUDIO 4636 Main Avenue Ashfobula, Ohio Congratulations fo the Class of '65 MAPLE RIDGE GOLF COURSE Rt. 45 North of Austinburg Congratulations, Seniors NELSON'S I.G.A. SUPER MARKET Frank and Bob 429 Lake Ave . Good Luck, Seniors B. J. BAKER Bicycle Sales and Service 4745 Main Ave. Across from the Playhouse Schwinn Bikes are Our Specialty Congratu lotions COBBLEDICK BUICK-OLDSMOBILE INC. 2919 North Ridge Eos'r Ashfobula Never Undersold by Quality Competition Congratulations CHARLES POTTI Congratulations to the 1965 Graduates ROLLER SHOE STORE Shoes of the Better Grades Congratulations GLOBE-BELL - V. 'ItIthi- I uI H , ' K m' .g ' -' , . ' s. I ,- 5 bkfiigimr I 1 ' I9 pEPS. -- . 'gv' Emu ' P' hm? '55. J,- Congratulations to the Class of 1965 FRANK NAPPI'S PLAZA Best in Meats 2012 West Hfh Street 964-7119 SEARS HOEBUCK AND CO. can count on us... h CAN CULIVT 0N IS... FOR LOW PRICES Sears searches the markets for low costs on good quality merchandise. Sears cuts unnecessary distribution and storekeeping expense to keep prices down! These savings are passed on to you. Sears shoppers make comparisons every day to help keep prices lower for equal qualjly. These professional shoppers are constantly checking prices. features. and quality-lhey shop from your point of view-m be sure that you gel more for your money at Sears. hAN hOI 3'1 03. lh...POR LOUD Ql ALI'IW Sears goods measure up to exacting specifica- lions. Sears controls the quality from the raw material m the final product on thousands of items; thousands more are thoroughly tesled in Sears laboratory. the largest merchandise testing laboratory in the world; many articles are sent imo the field for actual use-lests; everything is factory-inspected and storeexmined! Sears knows the products have quality before they're offered to you. tAN hi 5 I ON 1 .N...14m hh IUI'A AhBUK FMqu 13 You'll find Sears the big store in town. Why? Because you can pick from more than 140,000 different things; you can buy over the counters or from catalogs. Charge your purchases or pay cash; do as you please. Remember. you need no down payment on anything you buy at Scars on credit. And. there are several credit plans xo 5: your needs. VAX h Ul XT 03 t S ' ' FHR RHI'IA BLH SERVIVE Scars maintains a nalion-wide iorce of Irained experts who work on Sears appliances when you want service. They're not jackofeall-brands mechanics. but exclusive Sears specialists. Sears also has repla'emem pans avsilahle for the reasonable liie expectancy of anything you buy at Sears. th thl XI UN lhu'l' UR 5A HMzM HON Sears policy. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back,w is not just a slogan, but a day-by-day promise to you. Sears greatest uset is you: continued satisfaction, going far beyond the ringing of the register. VAN gill NT UN IIS. . . FUR FRIENDLIN ICES You'll get friendly greetings and helpful assist- ance when you shop 8! Sears, because the folks who serve you are partovmers in the Company. Sears people are your friends and neighbors-yuuhll never be a stranger here. Shop at Sears and Save... -y0Ucan count on us Best wishes to you in the class of 1965. America swaits your answers to the problems that face us today, your responses to the challenges of the Future. We, of Union Carbide, your neighbors, Friends and parents are confident you will iustiFy our pride in you . UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION IINION CARBIDE METALS DlVISION Compliments of REACTIVE METALS, INC. Ashtobulo Plants Manufacturers of: Metallic Sodium--Chlorine--Sodium Peroxide ZirconiumnTitonium Our Congratulations to the Class of 1965 MAURICE GILBERT INSURANCE AGENCY 964-3371 Protect Your Happiness Congratulations to the Class of 1965 THE ASHTABULA Class of '65 LAUNDRY Your Convenience is Our Pleasure THE ASHTABULA TELEPHONE CO. Lake Avenue Ashtabula PATRONS Our Underwriters Ami mm we thank our llcrc-namul fl'lumls Whose kmdnuxs hulptd us mccl our ends. M. C. Xmulnn :l1'. .Xmldun '1 3'pL-xv1 i1u1 Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Llndummycr Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Francis 1. Mucnpa Mr. and Mrs. jack 15. Amlursun Mr. and Mrs. Willialll Mukyncn Mr. Lind Mrs. Gllhcrt Huhhs XII'. lel Mrs. Wdltcr McMurrls Kcnncth 11. Bruce, RLD. Mr. LIHLI N'Ilix. 11. A. MUHiU Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Brown Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Millbcrbr Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Capp Xlostcllo Insurance Agency Mr. and M rs. David Dehuca Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ogurchuk Mr. LlHd Mrs. Carl Dictfcnbachcr Mr. and Mrs. Julm W. Palo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dickinson Dr. and Mrs. Carl C. Pcurmm Mr. untl Mrs. Guru 1d lidixon Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pcrchak Forsyth Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Perez Mr. and Mrs. JCITOIDC Gclbc r NIr, and Mrs, Albert Reece Mr. and Mrs. David F. George Mr. and Mrs. Angus Ray Mr. and MN. DaVid L. Haskell Mr. and Mrs. Tullic T. RlClllTlOlld Mr. and Mrs. John D. Huggins Mr. and Mrs. Arno Ii. Roivus Mr. and Mrs. A. R. junu Mr. and Mrs. Gus Saris Mr. and Mrs. Elmer JLLhola Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sasslcr Josten's, Inc., Owatonna, Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schwartzman Mr. and Mrs. john Karbacka Dr. and Mrs. Arthur I3. Shaul Mr. and Mrs. William D. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Carey Sheldon Mr. and Mrs . Robert Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Taanu Mr. and Mrs . Lowell E. Whipple Money isn't everything. 03w; it's way ahead of whatever is in second placeD 1 S s ?