Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1967 volume:

MARINER 67 ASHTABULA HARBOR- HIGH SCHOOL ASHTABULA, OHIO , , . .........E:::.::.::::E:....::....:3:1:,1. . .. , Beside the blue waters of Lake Erie, our school stands. Day and night the waves r011 ceaselessly against the shore, and each new morning the tide rushes m. Waves of enthusiasm and spiril are re- flected In those who share in a combined effort to reach a commOD goal. The final realization of a job well done, whether it be a beautiful prom or a successful performance, results in waves of pleasure and emhnsiasm. Waves of understanding flow between stu- dents and teachers, developing a deeper ap- preciaLiOH of our world; for, as the tide goes out, so must we. Jain ?! -4. 4-5::4'. DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1967 of Harbor High School, dedicate our yearbook to Miss Betty Jean O'Dell. Besides teaching Junior English, speech, drama and debate, Miss O'Dell still finds time to sponsor the Junior and Senior class plays and the annual Variety Show. Those who have known her will never forget her patience, understanding, and sense of humor which have contributed so much to the success of our class plays. Therefore, we thank you, Miss O'Dell and salute you this year and in the future for your part in making our years at Harbor years to remember. DR. ROGER T. BEITLER Superintendent of Schools HWY 5', BOWEN ADMINISTRATION Assistant Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION' MJs. Lillian C. Cheney, clerk-treas.; Richard M. Pavolino; Charles A. Meister, vice pres.; Miss Henrietta McKinsey, pres.; Charles F. Sheppard; Carey S. Sheldon. 1M URRA Y 1M. BLA XE PRINCIPAL GUIDANCE Dr. Edward J. Donnclly Assistant Principal Mr. Joseph Miller Miss Eleanor Tilton Guidance Counselors SECRETARIES Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt, Mrs. Edna Beckman, Mrs. Tellervo Sebell. Miss Hallie Leitsch, Miss Genevra Ducro, Mrs. Marie Mattem. Mrs. Jean Andolsek, Mrs. Lucille DiDonato. CAFETERIA Mr. George A. Davis Head Custodian Mr. Bob Green, Night Custodian; Mrs. Sophie Mouocco, Cleaning Lady. Mr. Bernard Laamanen, Mr. Edward Koski, Firemen. CUSTODIANS MISS SUE SANNER Vocal IViusic MR. JAMES ORR Health, Safety, Physical Educ ation MR. ROBERT HUFF Economics, American History MRS. EDITH REICHERT Commercial Subjects MRS . CONSTANCE CHMI ELEWSKI Algebra I, General Math .MR. RAY SEALS Latin I 8:11 MISS MARY BOYCE English IV, Journalism MISS ANN MONACO MR. RICHARD LWHART Spanish I 81 II Math Departman MRS. MARY JANE DEMARCO English 111 MR. ED ARMSTRONG Civics, World History MRS. HELEN McGRATH Art Department MISS BETTY JEAN O'DELL MR. KENNETH BLAIR English Ill, Speech English 11, World History ROW 1: MR. WILBERT WILLEY, lndueriuI Arts; MRS. ESTHER EDE- BURN, English II; MR. JOHN ABEL, Boys' Health and Physical Edu- cation; MR. HOMER BLACKWOOD, Industrial Arts; MR. LOWELL LANLB, Biology and Senior Science; MRS. AUDREE MYERS, English I. ROW 2: MRS. NANCY PAGE, Algebra I and General Math; MR. RAYMOND EDEBURN, English II and Sociology; MRS. GLORIA OPF PENHEIMER, Girls' Health and Physical Education; MR. WILLIAM WASULKO, Algebra II and Advanced Math. ROW 3: MR. ELMER CRAY, American History and Driver Training; MR. OLIVER KAURA, Band And hduKiC Appreciation; MR. SALVADORE CARNABUCI, Phys- ics and General Science; MR. PAUL KUCSMA, Vocational Busincss; MRS. MADCE PONTIUS, Cirls' Health and Physical Education, MR. DAVID O'DELL, History and Economics. MRS. GERALDINE ARNOLD Freshman English MR. HARRYLEE UTZ Chemistry, Earth Science MRS. KAREN ROBINSON Buninusa DUlJaILJlICIlt MRS. ROSELLA HARPST Home Economics MRS. MABEL ELLZLY French I 8: 11 MRS. JUANITA BAILEY Home Economics MR. STEVE CANDELA General Science MRS. LlLA O'CONNOR Geometry, Shop Math SENIORS Senior class officers pictured at the left JI'C Jeff Ctmdcltl: president; Peggt Merritt, secretary; Lawton Colicc hio, treasurer; And David Nuducei, vicwprcsith-m. THE CLASS OF 1967 The Class of 1967 will be the last class to graduate from Harbor High that attended school here since the seventh grade, Although we weren't completely a part of the senior high activities, it was exciting just being around upperclassmen, and we gained early the experience of seeing what high school life was like. In our freshman year we officially became part of high school life. As activities, our class held bake sales and sold toothbrushes and Mariner stickers. By the end of the year we were seasoned veterans, but we had no idea of the hard work that was in store for us. Our sophomore year was one long scramble to earn money for our prom. We held the traditional sophomore bottle drive. For a month Fawcett Gym was a great glass menagerie of empty pop bottles, some of which broke the solitude of the lobby with an occasional crash. In the spring of the year we held our car wash. After hours of work in the hot sun, we finally polished our last car to a brilliant luster. We emerged grimy, butwith a deep feeling of satisfaction. The excitement mounted all through our junior year. The Prom Committee held regular meetings to make plans, while the rest of the Class wondered what the theme would be. Finally came the day when we were assigned to our committees and began working. In the beginning, spirits ran high, but as the week wore on, and we worked harder each day to finish in time, we grew more serious . We transported mountains of rocks from the gulf. Each rock in its own small way adorned the stream and added to the rustic beauty of the waterfall. Trees and bushes sprang from the sawdust gare den, while frail geishas peered from behind transparent lattice works. When it was finished at lust, we could look at our completed effort, and the beauty of it made up for the aching muscles and backs --;i little, anyway. At last came our senior year and the odd but exciting feeling that now we were at the top. We finally were those seniors who had seemed so far away from us in the seventh grade. Our minds are filled with many memories: Of the many fine teachers who have helped us on our way; Of some of our Classmates who were not allowed to graduate with us; Of aill the scrambling and tearing of hair that went on m the journalism room to get the yearbook out on time: Of Miss Boyce's oi'tvrepeated saying: That's not my comma. That's your comma until you tell me WHY you put it there , 0f seniors walking around the halls muttering a strange list that sounded something like, Knight, squire, yeoman, two nuns, three priests. . . and so on endlessly. We would also like to thank all the people connected with the school for putting up with us for six years. We know they have prepared the Class of 1967 to venture forth and make their own waves in the world, Pictured at the right LIED senior class advisers Mrs. Lila O'Connor and MI. Ed Armstrong. PATRICIA LINN ABEL RUTH ANN ADAMS CATHERINE LYNN ANDERSON IREN ANDERSEN LINDA LOUISE ANDERSON LYN ARMSTRONG CJ st'l'hH .J. AUNClzR RIC! IARIJ AAZANU JULIE HAIR RONALD BALCOMB CHARLES ALLEN BALLO MARCY ANN HARRHJ ROBERT JOHN BECKIWAN New Country . . Cum . . . Where do I go from here? MARIE THERESE BENEDICT JUDY BLANEY DOUGLAS BLENMAN BETTY A. BOURDEAU PAUL JOHN BRAIS LUCINDA J. BRUNO BARBARA BRYANT DAN BRYSON . i EDWARD JEFFREY CANDELA DONALD DAVIS CARPENTER DARLENE CARUSO CARY CEFALO DALE CHENEY LAUREEN COLICCHIO CONSTANCE ANN COUTTS PAT CRAGON TERRY J. CROSS DAVE CURRY JUDY DAVIS t PAULA DcMICHELE This is what happens to yearbook editors who don't cooperate. MELVIN DENNIS 9 '. v ...,.r v TERRY DENNISON DAN DiDONATO ANTIMINA DiLEMME DAVID JASON DIXON BOB DOBOS DALE STEPHEN DOBOS REC INE DRA SDO . . . hear no evil. JOHN M. ENRICCO JIM FARMAN DALE A. FITZGERALD DIANA JEAN FLEMING WILLLAM KENNETH FLOWER CINDY FORCE GREG J. FORTNEY GARY FRITZ DENNIS CRAIG FUSCO ROSE ANN GAWLIKOWSKI DAVID RICHARD GILL MICHAEL A. GOEBEL z BARBARA ANNE GOLDSTEIN ALBERT COODWIN PATRICIA MAP. CREENAWAL'I HOWARD HARDY LYNN HARLEY MAUREEN HAWKINS JAMLS HEPLER CHRIS ELLEN HILL 1 am all Lhc daughters of my father's house7 and all the brothers, touf' RONA LD LYNN HORNBEC K JACK HUFFMAN JILL AUGUSTA HUGGINS TI IOMAS HUGHES m RICHARD JOHN HUMMER The journalism staff mascot, Beowulf, gets another free handout. BRUCE IVARI JERRY .JEFFERS PAUL JEFFERS DENNIS KEITH JOKILEHTO DOUGLAS JOHN JOSEPH KALIL ERNESTINE KARBACKA SANDRA MARIE KARBACKA CAROL JEAN KEENAN JOHN L. KONEGNI JAMES RICHARD LAHNANEN JAMES CHARLES LAMBROS X CINDY LAVICK MARLENE LEHTONEN CHARLES ROSS LEMMON BONNIE LOFTUS DONNA LOVELA ND The ago of chivalry is pA3t. VICKI JEAN MARLIN h JUDITH ANN MARTIN L. JOHN McENDREE REBECCA VERONICA MCKAY MARY JO MCMILLAN We haw: 1h pcr cunt 1cwcr cgu'itics witl: Cn'st. PEG CY LOU M ERRITT DARLENE SUE MESSERALL EDWARD MIKKELSEN PATTY MINTZ LICNORA MORSE JANICE M. MOURER SUSAN MARIA MRAMOR p . d 7 DAVID A. NARDUCCI NICK NIERZEJEWSKI ANDREA OKTELA SUE PARRISH RONALD DOUGLAS PEARSON LEONARD BURT PDXSPANEN KAREN ANN PEREZ GAROLD PIERCE CHARIE KAY PIIPPONEN JOHN CHARLES POKKY JOHN A. RAPOSE LOUISE REXROAD KARIN JEAN RHINEIIART SUSAN LYNN RICE ELAINE RIIPPA TERRANCE RILL MAVIE ANN ROSE DIANA L. SALM EN EDWA RD SA LO w. a V Senior qirls' gmssip ccntcr. x E 5. REC KY SA ND ELLA CAROL ANN SANFIELD VICKI ANN SCIIMINKY DON W. SCHOENDORFER MARTIN CHRISTIAN JOHN W. SEFERIAN WILLIAM MICHAEL SENGLR SCHROEDER DON SHAUGHNESSY KATHARINE SHEPPARD PAULINE SHINAUI '1' ROBERT SHOLTIS JULENE SIPPOI.A DAN SKUFCA DALE ALBIN SODERSTROM LARRY STEBBINS ROBERT C. STEELE FRANK R. STEWART BOB STRANMAN LINDA M. STRANDMAN ROBERT SU 1. IN . Iwnnt a lust Lube , V , and :1 Blmxvn Rnrnrr . A . TOM SURBELLA SHARON LEE SWANSON CHARLES CLAYTON JILL SWEDICMKORC SW ED HNBO RL; DIANE LOUISE TALLBACKA CAROLYN JOYCE THIEI. REX MA RTIN THIEL BARBARA TIITTO JOSEPH M. VETRANO 151x THOMAS H. WAID SHARON L. WAKEMAN NORMAN WALRATH GARY WESTLAKE PATRICIA WHIPPLE JUDH DELORES WHITE Not Show 11: jOHN AARTUN ROBERT RICHARD BECKWITH KERMIT BUTCHER WARREN CAMPBELL RODNEY CAUDILL JAMES DeZOLT PAT DONAHOE JOHN MARVIN HORNE BERNICE LOUDERMILK GARY LOUDERMILK DAVE McCULLOUGH DAVID MENDRALLA ROBERT WAYNE RYDER THEODORE SPACEK III RICHARD SULIN ROBERT WIKER P4 PATRICIA YOUNG IN M EM ORIAM We, the senior class of Harbor lligh School, will long re- member our three classmates Kathy Mackynen, Chicki Kuhn. and Larry Lindenmayer--a1though they have passed away. We who knew these three will have many memories of them to cherish. Not only were they once a part of our lives, but in a sense they still are and always will be. Classmates 01' Larry Lindem maycr present :1 memorial Of books at the spring recognition. thncvur we think of Kathy MACkyncu, our thought: arc frail 1nd happy, fur 5hr hcrsclf was full or thlvincss. KdLhy Louk An active Chicki Kuhn inspires in us the thought 01' couragu Though 51w nut: ubscnt from schoul much of 1111: Linw bccuuw oi hut illnvus. shu 1mm in 17mm; clam JCliViLicb and did LlH LhaL .xhc mu ublu Lu do in sharcd hcr enthusiasm and happy smile with all about her urdur Lu hv a rcdl put 01 our Cld'sb LJrry Lindenmuycr W415 l1 quict boy who was bvm known only by his cluscst friundb. Those who knew him well valued hi: friendship greatly. Hi5 devoted participw tion in football made him well known to thc whole school. SENIOR DIRECTORY John Aartun: Band 1,2; Senior Mon 4. Patricia Linn Abul: A1. S. Club 2, 3,4; Art Club 2,3,4; Chccrlcadcr 1,2; PTA. 2; 6.4.4. 1,2,3,4; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Usher Squad 3,4 msst. chairmam; Y-Council 3; Y-Tuuns 1; French Club 4; Choir 4; Hi-Yilbcm 2, 3,4 1prcsj; InIIamurals 1,2,3,4. Ruth Ann Adams: A.F.S. Club 2,3, 4,0101: 1,2,3,-1, F.T.A. 2, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; H17Y4chns 2, 3,4; IntIAmumls 1,2,3,4; Madri- gals 3,4; Modern Dancers 3,4; National Thcspians 3,4; Ncwy paper Staff 3; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 1,2,4; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Staff 2,4; Y- chns 1; From Committee 3; Mascot 4; National Honor Soci cty 4. Catherine Lynn Anderson: Chccr- leader 4; Choir 4; Hi-Y-chns 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; NewspJper Staf13,4; Red Cross 1,2,3; Sum 10: Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 4; A.F.S. Club 4,- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4; Modem Dancers 4; Quill and Scr0114; Star-Bcacon Columnist 4. Irene Andersen: Art Club 1,2,3,4; 'l'ccns 2; 1.41111 Club 1,2,3; N37 Limml Thcspmm 3,4; Yc.1rbook St.1fl33,4 1co-cditory, Senior Men 4; IVLLdriguls 4; Ncwsp.1pcr Stuff 4; Medical Explorers 4 1500.1; Quill 3nd Scroll 4; Na tional Honor Society 4. Marcy Ann Bamcll: Class Play 3; F.T.A. 2; CLAA. 2,3,4; Hi-Y- Teens 2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; National Thuspizms 3,4; Newspaper Stuff 3,4; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Stuff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; SLur-Bcncon C01- umnist 4. Robert John Buckmunz A.F. S. Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Basketball 1,2; C1355 Officer 1 Uarcsj, 2 Wicc-prcsj; Class P12y3; Footbdll 1,2,13,4; Iii-Yv- Tucns 2,4; hulumumls 1,2; Naw tionul Thespiuns 3,4; National Honor Socicty 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Senior Mon 4; Prom Committee 3; It's Academic 4 1captuin1; Student Council 1,2, 3,4 Wresj; Spanish Club 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 1, 2,3,4 Sports chairmam; Repre- sentative A.A.D.A. 3,4; chrm scntutivc Buckeye Boys' State 3; Quill and Scroll 4. Choir 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3 Hep. of intercouncil meeting; 4; F.T.A. 2,4; Hi-Y-chns 2,3,4 100mm. chairmam; Library Club 1,2; NewspJper Staff 4; Pop Club 2, Robert Richard Bcckwith: Senior Men 4. Leonora Ann Bc'u'ing: Band 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club 4; Pup Club 1; 3; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2, 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Y-Coun- C114; Y-Tecns 1; Prom Art Committee 3. Linda Louise Anderson: A.F.S. Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 3,4; Cheer- leader l,2,3,4; Class Officer Ureasurer; 1,2; F.T.A. 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y-Teens 2,3; Mod- em Dancers 2,3; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 3; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Staff 3,4; French Club 4; Homecoming Court 4; InUamurals 1,2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. Lyn Armstrong: Band 1,2; Senior Men 4. Chester Aunger: Senior Men 4; Newspaper Staff 4. Richard Azzano Julie Bait: COE 4; Senior Girls 4. Ronald Balcomb: Choir 1; Football 1; Imlamurals 1,2; V.I.C. 3. Charles Allen B3110: Choir 1,4; Class Play 3; F.T.A. 2,4; Hi4Y- Rcd Cross 1; Senior Girls 4; Stu- N.1t1011.11 Thwspiuu 4; Choir 4; Red Cross 4, Scniur Brien 4; Tennis 4. Lucind.1 J. Bruno; Art C1uh 2,4; F.H.A. 4; C.A.A. 1,2,3; Intru- murxlx 1,4; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 4. Barbara Bryant: F.H.A. 2; Pep Club 1; Scnior Girls 4. Dan Bryson: Choir 1; Senior Mcn 4; National Honor Society 4. Gary Burns: Baseball 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; HihY-chns 4; Intmmuruls 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Red Cross 1; Senior Mun 4; Thick 1,4. Kermit Butcher Warren Campbell Edward Jeffrey Candula: Basketball 1; Class Officer 1 Wicc-prcsi- dch, 2 1prcsj, 3 03115.1, 4 1presj; Football 1,2; Latin Club 1,2 h'icc-prcsj, 3 1pres.;; Na- tional Honor SocicL; 3,4; Senior Men 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Truck 1,2; Yearbook Staff 2,3; Medical Explorers 4 1pres.;; Prom Committee 3. Donald David Carpcntcr: Hi-Y- Teens 2; V.I.C. 3. Dulenu Caruso: Dist. Ed, 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Hj-Y4Teen5 2; Intramuxals 1,2; Latin Club 1,2,3; Modem Dancers 2,3; Red Cross 1,2; Sen- ior Girls 4, Rodney Caudill: Senior Men 4. Gary Ccfallo: Band 1. Dale. Cheney: Basketball 1; Foot- dent Council 1; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Y-Tcons 1,2; A.F.S. Club 4. Marie Therese Benedict: Choir 1; Class Play 3; Hi-Y-chns 1,2,3; Inuamurals 1,2,3; Pep Club 1. Judy Blaney Douglas Blenman: Band 1,2; Base4 b3112,3,4; Choir 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Intra- murals 2,3; Senior Men 4; Track 1. Betty A. Bourdcau: Art Club 21sec- tmas; 3,4; C.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Hi- Y4chns 3,4; Intl'amuruls 1,2,3, 4; Latin Club 1,21ueasj; Li- brary Club 1,2; Newspaper Staff 4; Pep Club 1; Red Cross 4; Sen- ior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; YrTeens 1; From Art Committee 3. Paul John Brais: Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Pep Band 2,3,4; Spanish Club 13; 50 ball 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y Teens 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Red Cross 2; Student Council 1; Track 1,2,3, 4; Monogram Club 4. Laureen Colicchio: Cheerleader 1, 2,3,4; Class Officer 3 1treas.;, 4 01935.1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y- Teens 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Y- Teens 1; Senior Girls 4; A.F.S. Club 4; Spanish Club 4 1sec.;; Prom Committee 3. Constance Ann Coutts: A.F.S. Club 2,3,4; Choir 3,41robe chairmam; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y-Teens 2; Intramumls 1,2,3,4; Modern Dancers 2,3,4; Red Cross 2,3 1pres.1; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 41treas.;; Yearbook Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Put Cragon: Art Club 3,4; Class Play 1, F.H.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 1,2; C.A.A. 3; Hi-Y-chns 3,4; In- Uamumls 3; Library Club 1,2; Senior Girls 4; Stugc Crew 1,2; Usher Squad 4; From Commit- tee 3. Terry J. Cross: Senior Mon 4. Dave Curry: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bas- kctball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3,4; Intramumls 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Man 4. Judy Davis: Art Club 3,4; I-1.H.A. 3, 4; C.A.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Senior Girls 4; Prom Committee 3; Hi-Y-Teens 2,3,4; Intra- murals 1,2,3. Puula-DeMichclc: Choir 3,4; Class Play 3; Library Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Madrigals 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. Melvin Dennis Terry Dennison: Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,4; Senior Men 4; Band Council 4; Dance Band 4. James DeZolt Dan DiDonato: Baseball 3; Basket- ball 2; Football 1; Track1,2. Antimina DiLemme: Art Club 4; Choir 4; F.H,A, 1; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3,4; French Club 4. David Jason Dixon: Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Y-Teens 3; Senior Men 4 wresq; Baseball 4; ImIamuIals 4 Bob Dobos: Movie Operator 1,2. Dale Stephen Dobos: Baseball 1; Class Play 3; Hi-Y-Teens 2. Pat Donahoe: Basketball 1,2; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Track1,2,3,4. Regine Drasdo: A.F.S. Club 1,2,3, 4; Art Club 4; Choir 4; G.A.A. 4; Inuamuxals 4; Modern Dan- cers 2; National Thespians 4; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 2. John M. Enticco: Intramurals 1,2,3; Senior Men 4. Jim Farman: Band 2; Football 1, Dale A. Fitzgerald; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Basketball 1,2; Class Play 3; Imlamumls 2,3,4; National T'hesPians 3,4; Senior Men 4; Smdent Council 1,2; Tennis 3,4; Track 1,2. Diana Jean Fleming: F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 4; Hi-Y-Teens 3; Y-Teens 1; Intramurals 1,2. William Kenneth Flower: Tennis 2; Yearbook Staff 3; Wrestling 4; Senior Men 4; Hi-Y4Teens 2,3, 4 1vicc4presq; It's Academic Alternate 4; NJtionul Honor Society 4. Greg J. Fortney: Senior Men 4; V.I.C. 3,4; Intramurals 1,2. Cindy Force: Senior Girls 4. Gary Fritz: Basketball 1; Football 1,2; Red Cross 1,2,3; Track 1,2. Dennis Craig Fusco: Senior Men 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Rose Ann Cawlikowski: Art Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y-Teens 1; Intramurals 2; Pep Club 1; Senior Girls 4. David Richard C111: Band 1,2,3,4 1capt.1; Band Council 4; Class Play 3; Football 1; Intramurals 2; National Thespians 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Student Council 1, 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Track 1; From Committee 3; 0053 Country 4; Senior Men 4; Year- book Staff 1,3; National Honor Society 4. Michael A. Coebcl: Senior Men 4. Barbara Anne Goldstein: Choir 1,2, 4; Class Play 3; F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Latin Club 4; Na- tional Thespians 3,4 1vice4 presj; Newspaper Staff 2,4; Red Cross 3; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; A.F.S. Club 4; Hi-Y-Teens 4; Booster Club 1,2. Albert Goodwin: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Counw try 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Red Cross 1,3; Senior Men 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Patricia Mae Greenawalt: Band 1, 2,3,4; Class Play 3; F.T.A. 3,4; C.A.A. 2,3,4; Hi-Y-Teens 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Band Coun- cil 4; Pep Club 1; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Usher Squad 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Na- tional Thespians 4. Howard Hardy: Baseball 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y- Teens 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Latin Club 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Senior Men 41sec.- t:eas.1; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 1,2 Wice-ptesJ; Track 1; Yearbook Staff 4; From Committee 3; Medical Explorers 4; It's Academic Al- ternate 4. Lynn L. Harley: Choir 1,2; HLY- Teens 1; Intramurals 1; Track 1. K. Maureen Hawkins: Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Choir 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3; Hi-Y-Teens 2; In- 51 tramurals 2- Mujorcttcs 2,3,4 die ad majorettq; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; French Club 4; Homecoming Court 4; National Thespidns 4; Pep Band 3; Nur tional Honor Society 4. James Heplcr: V.I.C. 4. Chris Ellen Hill: Choir 2,3,4 111brar- ian1;C.A.A1 2,3,4; HiuY-TL-L-IIS 1,2; IntIanlurals 2,3,4; Madri- gals 3,4; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 2; Y-Teens 1. Robert Paul Hindmursh: Band 1,2, 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Span- ish Club 1,2; Tennis 3; Track 1,2; Senior Men 4; National Honor Society 4. Ronald Lynn Hotnbcck: Football 1; ImIamurals 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Men 4; Track 1; Year.- book Staff Photographer 4; Hi- Y-Teens 4; Quill and Scroll 4. John Marvin Home: Student Coun- cil 1. Jack Huffman Jill Augusta Huggins: A.F.S. Club 2,3;secmtIeasJ, 4; Choir 2,3,4 1secj; Madrigals 4; Class Play 3; Newspaper Staff 4; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,41presq; Prom Committee 3; Hi-Y-Teens 2; A.F.S. AmerL can Sister 4; Intramuxals 1,2,3, 4; Y-Teens 1; National Thes- pians 3,4; Senior Girls 4; Spam ish Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff 1, 2,3,4 bubscription chairmam; French Club 3,4 gatesq; Quill and Scr0114; National Honor Society 4. Thomas Hughes: Band 2; Cross Country 1; Golf 4; Intramurals 1; National Thespians 3,4 1pres.1; Track 1; Student Council 4 Wice-presj. Richard John Hummer Bruce Ivari: Dist. Ed. 4. Jerry Jeffers: V.I.C. 3,4. Paul Jeffers Grace Ann Johnson: A.F.S. Club 2, 3 ;representative1, 4 uepresenta- tive1; Band 1,2,3,4Uibra.n'an1; Band Council 4; Choir 3,4; Class Play 31propsh G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Hi-Y-Teens 2,3; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2, 3; Modern Dancers 2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 Wice- presJ; National Thespians 3,4 1sec. 1; Red Cross 1,3,4; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 4 1sec.;; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4 1advertising chairmanp Prom Committee 3; YJI'eens 1; Quill and Scroll 4. Dennis Keith Jokilchtu; l3.uld 1,2; Choir 3,4; Class Play 3; F.T.A. 3,4;presQ; Latin Club 1,2; Nu- tionul Thcspiuns 3,4; Red Cross 1; Senior Men 4. Douglas John Joseph Kalil: Basket- ball 1,2,3,4;c0-captain1; Latin Club 1,2; Newspaper Staff 4; Monogram Club 2,3;prc5j. 4 ;pres.1; Red Cross 1; Senior Men 4; Student Council 3,4 uwrogrum chairmqu; Yearbook Staff 4; Tennis 4; Interclub Council 4; Quill and Scr0114. Ernestine Karbacka: Art Club 3,4; F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y- Teens 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3, 4; Library Club 2; Modem Dan- cers 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Red Cross 1,2; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 4; Yearbook Stuff 3; Prom Committee 3. Sandra Marie Karbucka: Art Club 3,4, F.H.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,4; HiiY4Teens 2,3,4; IntIamuIals 2,4; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 4. Carol Jean Keenan: Hi4Y4Teens 2; Intramurals 1; Latin Club 1,2; Library Club 2; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 4. John L. Konegni: Cross Country 3, 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Senior Men 4; Track 3; A.F.S. Club 4. I James Richard Lahnanen: Band 1, 2,3; Band C0unci13; Class Play 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Latin Club 1,2, 3; Pep Band 2,3; Pep Club 1; Red Cross 3; Spanish Club 1; Senior Men 4; A.F.S. Club 4; National Honor Society 4. James Charles Lambros: Band 1,2; Basketball 1; Football 1,2, In- tramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1, 2; Monogram Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Medical Explorers 4; Hi-Y-Teens 2,3,4; Senior Men 4; YaCOuncil 4. Pete Lambros: Football 1,2; Intra- murals 4; Senior Men 4; Span- ish Club 4. Cindy Lavick: Art Club 1,2; FHA. 2,3,41historian1; Pep Club 1; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2, 3,4; Y-Teens 1. Marlene Lchtonen: A.F.S. Club 4; G.A.A. 2,3; Hi-Y-Teens 4; Intramurals 2,3; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 2; Art Club 4. Charles Ross Lemmon: Class Play 3; F.T.A. 3,4;UeasQ; Spanish Club 4. Bonnie Ithus: Art Club 1,2,3; 1111.4. 1,333; Hi-YHchlb 1, 2; Pop Club 1; Senior Girls 4. Bernice Loudcrmilk: FHA. 2,3,4 15CC-11 G.A.A. 3,4; IntIamuIah 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Red Cross 1; Snnior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3.4. Cary Loudcrmilk: Spanish Club 1. Donna Loveland: A.F.S. Club 4; Art Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; Hi-Yuchm 1, 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Scnior Girls 4; Y-chns 1. Vicki Jam Marlin: Choir 3,4 uobu chairmanh Class Play 3; G.A.A. 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; F.T.A. 4; National Thespians 3,4; Red Cross 3; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Quill and Scr0114. Judith Ann Martin: Dist. Ed. 4; Hi-Y-chns 2,3; Pep Club 1; Senior Girls 4. Dave McCullough: Basketball 1. L. John McEndrcc: Basketball 1; Football 1,2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Senior Men 4; Track 1. Rebecca Veronica McKay: Art Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Dist. Ed. 4; F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Hi-Y-Tocns 2; Pop Club 1; Intramural; 1,2; Spninr Girls 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Usher Squad 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. Mary Jo McMillan: Choir 2,3 Qasst. accompanisQ, 4 ;accompan.ist1; Class Play 3; F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1; Madn- gals 3,4 1dircctor1; National Honor Society 3,4 ;sec.1; Na- tional Thespians 3,4; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4 ;co-edimr;; Y-Teens 1; Inna- murals 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Representative Buckeye Girls State 3; Quill and Scroll 4. David Mendmlla Peggy Lou Merritt: A.F.S. Club 2,3 Upresj; Prom Committee 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 3,4; Choir 3,4 ;trcas.;; Class Officer wee; 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2 areas; 3,4; Hi-Y-Tecns 2,3 areas; 40:11:35.1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Band 3; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; French Club 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4. Darlene Sue Messcrall: A.F.S. Club 4; Choir 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Inuamurals 4; National Thes- pians 4; National Honor Society 3,4 ;trL'-;1s.;; Studcm Council 4; Senior Girls 4 Udrcxj; YLmrImHk Staff 4Uitcr.1ry ch.11rman1; French Club 3,4;11'UJSJ; Quill .md Scroll 4. Edward Ix'iikkulscn: Band 1,2,13,4; Jumd Council 4; Cross Coume 2,3,4; Imramumls 3; Senior Men 4; Niolmglum Club 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4 mrcsj; SpJnish Club 1,2; Track 1,2,13,41C21th; Yuurbook Staff 4; Pep Band 4; It's Academic 4. Play Mintt Choir 3; Class Fla; 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Hi4Y4chns 2; In- lxumumls 1,2; Modurn Dancers 2,3,4; Scnior Girls 4; Natioxml Thespinns 4. Lenora Morse: Art Club 3; Band 1, 2,3; Class Play 3; Hi-Y-chns 2; Red Cross 2; Scnior Girls 4; Spanish Club 1; Usher Squad 3, 4; Y-chns 1. J.micc M. Mower: Pep Club 1; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3,4, Susan Maria Mramor: A.F.S. Club 3,4; Y-chns 1; Art Club 12, 4; Dist. Ed. 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Hi-Y-chns 2,3,4; IntIamurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Senior Girls 4; Ycurbook Staff 3,4; French Club 3,4. David A. NaIducci: Art Club 1,2; Class Officer Wice-prcsj 3,4; Class Play 3; Cross Coume 4; Football 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1; Intra- murals 2; Latin Club 1,2; Mono- gram Club 3,4; National They- pians 3,4 ;sgt.-at- axmsh Senior Men 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 1,4; United Appeal Representa- tive 4. Nick Nicrzcj cwski: IntI'deIalS 1, 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Men 4. Andrea Oktcla: Hi-Y-Tecm 2,3; Pep Club 1; Red Cross 1; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3,4; Y- Tcens 1; Prom Committee 3. Sue Parrish: Art Club 1; COE 4; Senior Girls 4. Ronald Douglas Pearson: Band 1,2, 3; 13358133114; Class Play 3; Cross Coume 3,4; Latin Club 1, 2,3; National Thespians 3,4; Pep Band 2,3; Senior Men 4; Track 1,2; Football 4;mgr.1. Leonard Burt Pcaspanen: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, HiuY- Teens 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4; Student Council 1,3, Track1,2,3,4. Karen Ann Perez: Choir 4; Hi-Y- Trout, 1; Modern DJIICUIS 3,4; Rud Crusx 3; Senior Girls 4. GJIOld Pierce Chuic Kay Piipponcn: Band 1,2,3, 4010:1d libraring; Band Council 4; G.A.A. 1,2; IIi-Y-chns 2,3, .1; Intmmumh 1.2; Latin Club 1 h'iccwprcsq, 2eresj; Modern Dancers 2,3.4; Rud Cross 1,2; Senior Girls 4 01033.1; Yearbook St111f2.3.4; YrCOunCil 31500;; Frunch Club 4; Homecoming Court 4. John Chuxlcs Pokky: BJnd 1,2,3,4; Band C0unci14; Basketball 1; Football 1,3,4; It's Academic 4; IXICILUnqulS 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Senior h1cn 4; Spamiah Club 1,2; Tennis 2,3,4; Track 1; HLY-chm 2,3. John A. Ruposc: Baseball 1; 15357 kctball 1; Football 1; Hi-Y- Teens 1,2,3,4; IntIumurals 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Red Cross 4; Senior Men 4; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3; Truck 2,3,4; NLWYS- paper Stuff 4. Don Reed: Senior Men 4. Louise chroad: COP. 4; F.H.A. 2; Y-chns 1; Pop Club 1; Senior Girls 4; National Honor Society 4. Karin Jean Rhinchart: Choir 1,4; A.F.S. Club 4; Class Play 3; F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Hi-Y- Teens 2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; National Thespians 3,40Icus.;; Red Cross 2,3 wiuupresj; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 2. Susan Lynn Rice: Band 1,2,3,4; Red Cross 4; Band Council 4; C.A.A. 1,2; Hi-Y-chns 2; Intramurals 1.2; Latin Club 1,2, 3; Modern Dancers 2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Senior Girls 41vice-prcsq; Yearbook Staff 1,3.415cnior album chair- mam; Prom Art Committee. 3; Quill and Scroll 4. Elaine Riippa: Art Club 2,3; Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 2,3.41trcasj; Red Cross 1; YgTecns 1; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2,3,4. Torrance R111: Football 1; Hi-Y- Teens 2; IntIamurals 2,3,4; Sen- ior Men 4; Student Council 3; Spanish Club 2; Y- Council 2. Muvie Ann Rose: HLY-chns 2; Inh'amurals 1; Latin Club 1,2; Usher Squad 4; Senior Girls 4. Robert Wayne Ryder Diana L. Salmon: A.RS. Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Clubs Play 3; C.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Htichcns 2,3; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; Latin Club 4; Mujorettcs 1.2.3.4; National Thespians 3, 4; Red Cross 3; Senior Girls 4; Smdcnt Council 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Yearbook 51.3114; Quill :uld Scr0114; National Honor Soci- ety 4. Edv. aid Sulo: Choir 1; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Men 4; Track 3. Becky Sundellu: F.H.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 2; Intiamuruls 2; Niodvrn Dan- ccrs 3,4; Pup Club 1; Rcd Cross 2; Senior Girls 4; Y-Tcens 1. Carol Ann Sanficld: Choir $41114 braviam; Class Play 3; F.T.A. 3,4wicc-prvs.;; C.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Hi-Y-chns 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2; National Thespians 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; French Club 4; Senior Girls 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. Vicki Ann Schminky: Choir 1,3,4; Class Play 3; C.A.A. 1,2; Hi-Y- Teens 2; Intramurals 1,2; Mod- ern Dancers 2,3,4; National Thespians 3,4; Newspaper Stafi 4; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 4; French Club 3,4. Don W. Schoendorfer: HiAY-Teens 1,2; Intramurals 4; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Track 1,2. Martin Christian Schroeder: Band 1,2,13,41sr. lieutenanty Band Council 4; Class Play 3; Cross Country 3,4; Football 1; Imra- murals 2,3; Latin Club 2; Monogram Club 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Track1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4. John W. Scferian: Band l,2,3,4 1sgt. of propertiesn Band Coun- ci14; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Football 1; National Thespians 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 2; Monogram Club 4; A,F.S. Club 4; Cross Country 4; It's Academic A1- temate 4; National Honor Soci- ety 4. William Michael Senger: Cross Country 2,3,4; Hi-Ychens 2,3, 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Y- Council 4; Senior Men 4; Ten4 nis 3,4; Track 2, Yearbook Staff 4; French Club 2,3. Don Shauglmessy: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Football Manager 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4; Hi-Y-Tecns 2,3,4. Katharine R. Sheppard: Band 1,2, 3,4; Band Council 4; Choir 3,4; Class Play 3; C.A.A. l,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; National Thespians 3,4; Suniox Girls4; Yearbook Staff 4. Pauline Shinault: F.H.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 4. Robert Sholtis: Band 1; Football 1, 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 2; Truck 1,2,3,4. Julcne Sippolu: A.F.S. Club 4; Art Club 2,3,41presq; Class Play 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Hi-Y- Teens 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; National Thes- piuns 3,4; Senior Girls 4; Year- book Staff 4; Y-Tcens 1; French Club 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. Dan Skufca: Track 1. Dale Albin Soderstxom: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Intra- murals 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Red Cross 2,3; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y-chns 3,4. Theodore Spacek III Larry Stebbins: Baseball 2; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Senior Men 4; Menogram Club 2,3,4, Track 3,4. Robert C. Steele: Cross CounUy 3, 4; IntIamuIals 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Sen- ior Men 4; Track 3,4. Sue Steiner: Choir 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1. Frank, R. Stewart: Basketball 1; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y; Teens 4; Inuamurals 1,2,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Men 4; Student Council 2; Track 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 2,4; Y- Council 4; Tannis 4; Wrestling 41cath; National Honor Society 4. Linda M. Strandman: Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 4. Bob Stranman: Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Senior Men 4; Hi- Y- Teens 2. Richard Sulin Robert Sulin Tom Surbella: Art Club 1; Senior Men 4. Shuon Lee Swanson: A.F.S. Club 3,4; Choir 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y-Teens 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,3,3,4; Numpqwr 51.111 3; P1111 Club 1; 111-11 Crusr. 11; Suniu: Girls 4; 3111110111 C01111ci1 1,3,3. 4: 5111111111 C1ub 3; Yearbook SL.111'3,4; Y-uchns 1. C11.1r1u:4 C1.1ytun Sxx'mL-nhorg: Choir 1,3.3.4; CL155 P111: 3; Cnbx CountIV 3,3; 111-Y-- T110115 3.3.4; 1,.1tin Club 1,3: 1X1.1dr1g1115 11,4; Monogrnn Club 3,4; N.1tion.11 1110511111115 3;4; Senior Men 4: Tcnnix 3,4; Tuck 11; Stugv Crmx' 4; 13115141113111 3. .1111 Siz'vdvnhLyrg: Art Club 3; Choir 3.4; C1453 1,1;1'1' l1: GAA. 3,3; Iii-Yrchns 3,11: 11111.14 murals 23.3; Modem Dancers 4; P1111 Club 2; Red Cross 3,3; 51:11, 101' Girls 4: N:1Lion;11 '111cspi.ms 4. DLmU quisu T.11113.1Ck.1: AIRS. C1u113;4: U.A.A. 1,3,111sgt .11. .1rms1; 111 11111111115 3.3 0:1ch prcsj. 4; Iaitin Club 1.3; Red Cross 3; Senior Girls 4; Yum- book SL111 3,3,411c11vitics u11.11rm.111;; Frunch Club 4; Choir 4; 11311111; 31111111 411111151; 11111.1111ur115 1;L,11,-4; Studcnt Counc114; Ushur Squad 41prusj; Y-Cmmcil 4; Quill .111L1 Sc1'0114 01101311 Joyce 1111111: An Club 1,3 wimupn x 1; C1115s P14; 3; 1' 11.11. 3,141p.u11111111111t.1r1.1111; C.A.:X. 1.3.3.4; 111-1731111115 3; 1.1111111111111115 1.3;11;4; Scnlor Girls 4; Ycarbook 51.11: 14; '1? Teens 11sec. Club 1,2. 1ch Mdrtin 1111111: 15.17111 1,3,3,4; 1.11mi Council 4; 11141131110115 3, 11,4; 1..1t111 C,1u11 1,3; PL'11114111L1 1.2,3,4; Sumo: Mon 4; Y- Comk oil 3. 111117111 1111111: AIL C1u11 3; COF. 4'. 04.11. 1.3.3; 11141311111115 '3; Scnjur Girls 4; Y-chns 1. Joseph M. VCIIJIIUZ Inninnurals 1, 3,3,4; Latin Club 2.11; Svnior Mcn 4; HiriYichm 4; Nazional Honor SOCicLy 4. Thomas 1-1. W.1id: Choir 1.3.3.4 Qarcsj; Medical Explorcr 4; C1353 131.11 11;. C0113.11; 1.111.111 Ucnsj; 1111111011 Club 4; 1x1.111111;.;.11:.11.11, N.1!i111111 Thumpiuh 3.4; 91111111 311-:14; Yuurbuuk 51:11114; 1311111 .11111 Scr1111 4: N.1Lion.11 1101101 9091 Ch 4. Norman W.111'.1L1: 511.11'011 1. 1V.11i1'111.111: C A A .1: 11111211111111115 L1; 111-11 Club 1. C111. 111151111411: 13.11111 1.3.3.4; B1111L1C0L111C11N1; Choir 1; 111111-- 1x111 1.3.11.4; 1111:.11111u'111x' Z154: Monogmrn Club .114; 5011101; 1111-114. 11:11:11 1.3.11; 11111111111114. P.1IIici.1 Whipplv: 6.14.111. 1,3.11; 111t1'1111111r.11s 1.3,11; 81111110161111. 4; $11.111ih11 C11111 4. Judy Dvlorcs Vv'hitc: Ari. C11111 1,3; 13.11.;1. 1.3.3; 111711 '1111'115 3; Senior GLILx 4; U5111'1' Squui 4; Yi'llwm 1. 110111111 Wikur 1.111111 11111 1111111111: 81111101 6111:; 4; 151111111; Nuns: 3. P.1Lrici;1 Young: Art Club 2; C.A.A. 2,3; 11131-101115 11; 1.111111111111115 1,3,3; 1,.1L1n C1111v 1,3; Senior C1115 4: Ushvr SunLi 3:4. UNDER CLA SSMEN This year's Junior Class was headed by Dave Cunningham. president: Martha Shaul. vice president; Cindy Nappi, sec- retary: and Janice Bond. treasurer, 'l'he prom commlttee. consisting of 25 students. worked hard and eagerly Io create a successful Alunior-Senior Prom. The rest of the class showed their enthusiasm by selling mums. by the tra- ditional sale of chocolate candy bars, and by presenting a well-recewed play. Time Out for Ginger . Their advisers wen: Mr. David O'Dell and Mrs. Karen Robinson. Junivr Claw unjccrn Iur 1900437 Arc szh Nuppi, wcr rctuy; MthhA Slmul, ViCU prmjdan lhvc Cunninghxm, presidcm; :md Jxmcc Bmui, Imupurcl'. CLASS OF 1968 Linda A110 Jngum Alpixu Murk Andrcwx Kathy Bubbs Roburt Barlow David Barrickmun Craig Bulm Hod Benedict Barry Bennett Chrix Bent Hulcn Bihlujumu Frank Bilicic Janice Bond Mary Lou Bosslcy Faye Blugg Ken Brake Larry Brewer Joyce Brown Exhalxuy Brnwn Sigunm Brunrll Tum Brum-ll Mary Buck: Chulm Enigma! DJlr H'mr Advil-uh m: thu- Jumnr Claw pictumd Li'vv:x'L th Dm'ij IJ'Dull .md Mn. IiAn'vn Rwhinwn. .U'nci'L Campumy Ahrcd Cllltlx thr R1111 c.lllliiulli Antlmny C;llljp.11'i CLILIIIX Ctmxcron Guy CMLLJHCILJ Dcnnix CAP? PJL Clxrlmn Bill Curtnur Ju'ry Church Jktck Ctmch Run Cnbb Dle CuLmtinu Rogur Culby Ray Cnnlcy Jolm mecn Cindy Critcs David Cmminglmm Putty Davey Debbie DcLLLCd Tum DuMJrcu C411 Drmvlur 'Iicruxu Dcwccx Larrim Dniull PulLy DiMurc Elim Dragon Luna D1111 William 1'14ch chbic hhxulrdx Jerry Edwards Debbie hrickmn Payc Fiddler David Flowcr JU Ann Fratb Lcc Fritt: Barbara GJruxi Jcrry C141: Pat Gcmenu Sharon Ciddings Bruce Goff Carmela Golino Wallace Good Patricia Gordon Valcric Gormlcy James Crccnuwalt Betty Hackathorn Booma lacka! Booma lacka! Sis Edward Haight boom baa! David Hamalainen Bonnie Hamilton Richard Harvey Judith Hicks David Homo Gary Hoskins Don Huffman Judy Huggins Roscmari Hummer Buu Jaskela Joe Johnson Mary Lou Johnson Cary Jokiniemi Vicky Kangas c.1101 Knmumk Gary liarsikur. Duane Kemp Dnrcun Kunmcdr Lurcuu Kumocar Lynn KULilJ Bdrbgnux Kunklc RCbCCCd Lnbx'y d.gmck Lunglun Sandra LuutL-rbuch Candy Lelmtoncn Linda Lluyd Chnrlm Lundstrum Gloria Luoma Cary Muckyncn Herman Kinddcn Juu Murinclmk Ann Mku'tello P41 Mklttcllo Kathy Manon David Mauoln Jury MCCnHurty David McClimic Charla: MCEndrcc .' , , I . ' v ' Hovue CJI'Ul . Rah . R411. Rah, Dennis McKenzie: J4me 5 MC Morris Cheryl Mclumgno Joy Mayan Gerald Millcr Kurt Miller Tracy Mitchell Terry Mohr Lonnie Morris anic Mossford Linda Motta Donna Mungcr Anthony Napolitan Cynthia Nappi Marc Nordqucst Du ixl NUI'IILHI Willinn Ulixcr AI Ollikainun Tum Ulscn Margaret Onion T113; On Shurry Osman N.mcy Puzmgmcn Putty Pcmginc Amy Peterson Pu ggy PM u rmn Franc ell Pctros .1. 1 Ph 1W Quick! Hurry up with thy Allcrust! CL C Mary Jane Pimcu Bony Pinclli PALM Piper Paula PlonJ David Puchun Karen Raiszmun Jayne Ray Sharon Rexroad Joe Rich Judy Richards Tim Robertx Joanne Robinson Roberta Ryder Joanne Samlclln Nick Santill Amy Schneider Fred Schroeder Don Scott Roseanne Scars Dorothy Scrlynski Mullm Slmul Sum Shullhammcr David Shqmnl CJml Shinmnlt Nklncix Shun Richdx'd Slttmmu- Duh nu Silvl' Ljhuryl Siruxnn :Xl Spunitu Dumm Stundy Kimberly Starr Arthur Slvgplll Ihdxmc Suclmld RuLh Sulm Robut Tulbult Bunnie Taylor Jmm Thompson BL'III Thurpc Danny Trcdcm C.1y Tuuri Susan Tylcr So this is what 1 lmvc to look forward to? Ronald Vulcrio DUIUUICJ Vii ale James Wallace Charles Waller Carol W'uuon Elaine Wcstldkc Susan Wikcr Stun Williams Jami: Wimyai Mike Woiswl Greg Zannclli Cindy Zicglur CLASS OF 1969 Under the direction of Mrs. Connie Chmielewski. the Sophomore Class organized itself and undertook several projects to earn money for the Prom they will have next year. They sponsored bottle drives, car washes. and bake sales and sold Christmas candy. 01110ch for the suplmmurc class 45 pictured bc- low arc Brcmly Watt. Vice PFCSidUHL; Paige DU Adviwr for Ihc sophomore ules is Mrs. Connie Helium, UCLUUTCT; Jeff Hummer, presidan; and Chmiclcuuki, picturmi bulmwu Alan xmmcd Idler Mary Vatrnno, secretary. L15 another adviser was Coach Jim Orr. An id Aurtun Barbara Ru L'r-r Mark Baker Rubcccn BaluS Ronald Bzirlmto Annettc Barnes Mark Burricknmn Darlene Bate: Jim Bcrnulh William Bihldjillha Jklckic Billur Ken Bircs Where are you going with that candy?! John Bordeaux Martha Bossluy Paulette Bowman Willie Ruth Bradley Willie Bradley Robert Brown Dave Brudapast Barbara Bryson George Bucko Rubeccu Burnett Harold Burns Paul Cafuro Donna Caldwell Darla Campbell Joanne Campbell Steve Campbell Vincent Capuano Carol Carr Marcia Carroll Gary Cartncr Mike Cefalo Turri CcHiLti Shawn Cuvcm Tum Chckoums Chris Chirk Robin Culicchiu Shillr3 COMIC; .Inu Camper Linda Cork Cheryl CUSLLI Botay lJAx C3 SULLrL 134'le Amnld Dqunl Paige Danle Randy DcMichwlc Bill Dixun Kenny Dodd Diane Durkm'ic Mary Eustlick Carl Ecclburgcr Doug Edixun Connie Bkclin Bill Esposito Scott Fargo Annie Fcldman Darl Fcttcrs Mickey Field Randy Force This is a homeroom study hall!? Linda Forinash Dana Frasurc Greg Fritz Doug Gaskull Norma Gilbert Judy Coirdan Nancy Gluvna Jerry Cocbcl Doug Goldsmith Roger Gowdy Vicki Crippi John Gustnfson lindx HAIL- Doug, Hull Knthccn Hun Suwn HusLings Bnh IlzuulLinu Mdlk Humil.md Murgarut Hcino JAmm Hdnry .Inmcs Holloway Jack Hopkim Jim Hornhcck Jeff Hummer Mark Hummcr Doug Ivari 1cm; .Iackmm Jim Johnson Barium Joncs David Jordan + vmumum! b m..; I r- 4' ' Linda Kallsme Kenny Kane Terry Kaplan Sherry Knrsikas Kathleen Keenan Patty Labx'y Brian Lahncr Betsy Laird David Laird Andy Laituri Robbie Landis Jom Lawry Bill Leonard Marsha Leonard Patty Lloyd Jayne Lucas Susie Luce Neal Luoma Ron Lupo Tum Mackyncn Doug hiurvin Pat McCormick Rick McCriH Ken McIntyre Dave McKay Jill McMillan Carol Miller Tony Moore Bill Moroski Donna Moshcr Kris Murray Tom Napoletano Jim Nappi Cheryl Nappi Tom Nappi Ken Narducci Graig Ndson He has WHAT in his maker?! Rick Niemi Eugene Nicminen Robert. Nogal Kurt Nordquest Bill 01in Jane Olkowski Gary O'Neil Linda Osborne Ron Osborne Louise Pack George lecko Tom Pakkala John Palm Ron Paulchel Mary Peaspancn Barbara Perry Dennis Peterson Harold Pierce Sherman Pierce Ken Piispanen Debbie Pitts Alan Plautz Dave Potti Pat Pucci Beth Ray Heidi Regner Pat Rexroad Debbie Rice Dave Rich Dean Rich Ron Ring Diana Rnluzrmm Chris Ruhimon Vulcric Ruhinson Ron R001. Jerry Runym Hll Snz'kmun SLIC SaJtWic Marjorie Schmx' Jerry Scum Linda Scars Christine Sungur Murgmct Slcherd Diana Slow Dave Stapleton Frank SLarkey Scott Sticgemcicr Janice Stone Patti Strausser Bob Surbclla Rosella Tackctt Cary Taft Kathy TLLl-zach Bccki Thompson Pat Trask Andy Turley Wendy Udell Lynn Updcgraff Jackie Valentic Linda Valerio Shirley Vance Ted Van Dyke Sandy Vas Mary Vctrano Chris Vilagi Richard Vist Debbie Wakcman Wando Warren Brenny Watt Robert chsc Richard Weincr Rita Wilkonsun Crcna Willey Mark Wuori Dwight Yelton Bill Zellcr Frmhman Clan oixiccrs Jrc. SEATILD, SJmh Stcx'u Candclu and Miss Curuldjnc Arnold wuru Culbcr, mercury: Jud Ellccn Shawl. IFCJBLHUL 4m 1am: 1m Lhu Ijrwlmmn Clam. and, S'IVANDING, Bob Nlillhurg. proxidcllt: 4nd Lury Hummer, xicu prwidcm. CLASS OF 1970 The Freshman Class attended a freshman orientation prior to school's opening, elected officers and sold Christmas napkins. Ixhry Ellen Acicmo Robcrt Adams Chrir Adams Chuck Audrcxu ' . Chrlstmus napkms, anyone? Margaret Bukcr Sandy Bulcomb Roger Bates Slmron Bales Roberta Beaver Dan Bcckman Rebeccu Bchling Brcxnld Benedict Bruce Brut Carol Bum James Burg James Billet Bob Bollman Pam Bond Dan Bowman Ann Brudlcy Brittain Briggs Jim Brooks Susan Bumctl Beth Burm Linda Burns Gary Cdims Bonmc CJlLiuronc chmh Cnnpluw Jim Cdndclu Dumix Carroll Sandra Cumiill David Chducy Candy Chupick Cary Coulis Scott Crundull Teresa CrisL Laura Crofoot Chris Cummim Jackic Cupido Limb Currunu- Cindy Curry J4me: DuBold James DuMarco N130; Dcnnix Mikv. Dctorc Suc Diciicnbachcr Cynthia Dormun Chris Dragon Dumy Eagle Elizabeth Edwards Wade Ecclbargcr Suzanne English Davc Enricco Jesse Enricco Ralph Btok Doug Fairchild Debbie Faidiga David Fargo Greg Feigh Aimee Ferry Barbara Fiddler Tim Field Pal Filer Barbdra Flick Jane Flower Jim Frabutt Dale Fusco Doug Ganyurd ShirlL-y Guwlikmx'ski Sandra Cclbkr Susan Gelbcr Stephanie Gimmell Andruw Cluvnn hlliul Godlcnki Marjorie Goff Judy Cullen The Thinkers vs. the Peekur . Donald Good Deborah Goodman Kevin Graham Joe Grecnawult Don Gustufson Peter Custul'sun Jim Halght Gary Hamalainen Linda Hamilton Patrick Hamilton chbic Hanson Janice Harchalk Thelma Hayes Dale Hcino Occiephinc Henry Louise Hjerpc Miller Hobson Rosalind Hopkins Henry Horvath Jeanne Hoskins Linda Houghton Brian Hubbard Jeffery Hughes Laura Hummer Laurence Hummer Nelson Hypes Tim Jaskela Tom Jaskcla Brenda Johnson Patty Jones Wilma Jones Tim Kalil Gary Kaplan Pduy Kucnan Sumn Knudsen David Koskx Gayle Kossick Cary Kotila Jerry Kubisiak Charles Latuola Susan Lautcrbach George Lcc Tom Leonard Bonnie Lewis Marcia Loadman Janms Lombardo Ronald Loudcrmilk Joyce Loveland Emma Luthcr Debbie Mackynun Kristine Maki Jerry Marsh Lee Martin Bill McClinLic Peter MCCune Gordon Mclnncs Martha McMillan Thomas McNuu Diane McPhcnun Ronald Mclaragno Dean Licola Tom Messerall Robert Millbcrg Butch Miller Jody Moellcr Rose Mongenel Que scra, sara. I mked my Kuder, what shall I be? Sandy Mongcnel Jerry Monroe Mary Beth Mramor Jeff Mullen Melanie Mumma Jim Murray Larry Narducci Judith Neff Gary Notarianni KJTCD O! l ikl incn Dmmld Ihlm Ronald PJIIJHCH Clcvc Parrish Chris PJynL' KJthy Perry Rae Pvrxkui Lymh Puh-rwn Laura Pctrm l,ile Picrcu Gilmoml valli Carol PumlJ Rim Ihnekcn Bobbie Raleuo Duld demu Jeanine deosc Ouch! Men :1 dman is x'uL nc ruhlv x0 mmrhu I'C ! Charlotte Ray Mark Read XVillinm Rcud Robert chdrick Richard Ruxroad Jon Ricc Steve Ricu Nuil Riimm Richard Robsrts Ronald Robertson Mary Rodgvrs Mike Roix'us Daniel Rose Karen Sanficld Joe Sunliannd Richard Schurnbcrg Ronald Schrq Edward Schroeder Ronald Scott Gcoff Smlmun Put Seaman Virginia Sebastian Mark Scfcrian Ricki Sharp Iiilucn Shdul William Sholtis Mary Jane Sidbcck Curth Silcr Marcy Simon Dave Sippolu hugcn: Simmon- Su-xc Skuruppu Terry Slay Elaync SmiLh Florence SniLChcr D41: Snydur Lcsliu Summm' Judy 813111 Skip SLuJ'kLW Delores Starr Cynthia Stcgull Mark Su-incr Victoria Stillman Carole Stottlc Teresa Suclxalu David Sulin Mark Swarm Lynette chcncy Carol Taano Dale Thais Hugh Thomas Dorothy Thompson Patricia Thompson Mark Toomcy Vicki Town Larry Tmtar Sharis Tuuri William Vanyo Cynthia Vilagi David Wszemun Horace Wallace Joanne Waller Craig Walratlx Nancy Wcavur JoEllen Wehniainen Anna Weir David Wustlakc Vima Wickman Debbie Williams Glugory VVuudbunx Jan Woodburn Linda Wrain Tom Wright Margaret Wullschleger Steve Zaback Stephen Zak ORIENTAL PA RA DISE Through a garden setting breathing the at- mosphere of the exotic East and across a bridge resplendent with irridescent lanterns in rainbow hues, the couples passed from an everyday world into an Oriental Paradise. A year of planning and a long, tiring week of work changed the horner cocoon of our high school gym into a crepepaper world of dreams made real for one night. A huge buddhu cov- ered one wall and dominated both the garden path with its Stream and pool, and thc lighted silhouettes of Oriental geishas facing the gar- den on the opposite wall. C001, tranquil tones of blue and green provided the background for the gay scene of couples enjoying to the fullest their one night in paradise. Complementary to the magical night were our King and Queen, Dennis Jarvi and Paula Rennick, who danced to the music 01' the George Parrish Orchestra . At midnight the pace changed as the couples were entertained by Tony and the Bandits until finally the morning sun heralded the coming of a new day and the close of. our Oriental Par- adise. GEORGE Boston at the turn of the century set the stage for the Junior Class play, The Late George Apley. Directed by Miss Betty Jean O'Dell, the play re- volves around the inability of George Apley, portrayed by Chuck Ballo, to move out of the narrow world of custom and tradition in which he had been raised. Through the love affairs of his son and daughter, George Apley is forced to re -examine the world he lives in and the life he leads . APLEY,a The members of his family point out the choice George must make between living his life the way his father and grandfather did as custom dictates, or living it in such a way as to make new customs . As the plot develops, his two children must make their choices too, His daughter breaks away completely to live her own life, but George and his son finally return to and become im- mersed in their world of unchallenged tradition. The Cast Margaret ............ George Aplcy .......... Catherine Aplcy ........ J 01111 Apl cy ........... !.-' immll Carol sunfield Kathy Sheppard Chuck 811110 Ixiary McMillan Karin Rhinehart Jim Lahnanen Ron Pearson Eleanor Aplcy ......... Vicki Schminky Wilson iiiiiiiiiiiiii Amelia Ncwcombe ...... Roger Newcombe ....... Horatio Willing ........ Jane Willing .......... Agnes Willing ...... Howard Boulder ........ Lydia Layton .......... Emily Soudiworth . . . Julian Dole .......... Henry .............. Barbara Goldstcin Dale Dubos Charles Lemmon Marcy Barren Julcnc Sippola Tom Waid John Scfcrian Chuck Swedenborg Tom Hughes Patty Mint: Diana Salmen Paula DcMichclc Vicki Marl in Bob Beckman Dale Fitzgerald Lenora Morse Jill Huggins . Becky McKay Jill chdcnborg David Narducci David Gill Dennis Jokilehto The Russian Midget tTernj Rill and Gun Bumst tries some food. Pictured at the left are Putty Mintz, Chuck B3110. Vicki Schminky, and Mau- reen Hawking per; forming m the Cinderella skit. A DREAMERS HOLIDAY On the gay wings of a butterfly, the 26th annual Variety Show took off for L1 trip on A Dreamer's Holi- day , Mary Jo McMillan, our Miss Varieties, wel- comed us . Various sights on our trip were a Russian midget, a German sehoolroom, a Wild West saloon, and the mystic country of Camelot. We also caught a glimpse of Broadway in Mame and Shakespeare's England in Exchange student Regine Dmsdo, pictured at the left, conducts .1 lusson in German. the songs of the. Madrigals. Of course, no trip is perfect and our idyllic Dreamer's Holiday was interrupted temporarily by Cinderella, a nightmare presented by the National Thespiuns . Connie Courts as the Goddess of Liberty closed the show as the choir sang and our trip came to an end. Miss Betty Jean O'Dcll directed the show. Pictured above are Dale Sodcrsuom, John Pokky, and Don Schocndorder, members of the Senior Men Band. ccUNCLE HARRYh April brought to Harhor's stage the. Senior Class play, Uncle Harry, a drama by Thomas Job. Doublmg in the title role of Uncle Harry and ot the governor wore Ron Pearson and Thomas Waid. Harry's sister Lettie tMary McMillan, Barbara Goldsteim is framed in the poisoning of their overbearing sister Hes- tor Unlemr Sippola. Sharon SWansom so that hc may marry Lucy tMaureen Hawkins, Ruth Adamsj. The Blue Belle Tavern is the scene as Ben the drug gist tChuck Ballot, Albert Uth Beckmam, and Miss Phipps, the barmaid Wicki Schminky. Patty Mintz'y learn of Lettie's conviction from tavern owner Blake Uohn Seferium. The drama reaches soaring heights in the last scent when Uncle Harry confesses, only to find no One will believe him. As Lettie awaits hcr execution, Uncle Harry resolves to convince people of his deed. Others in the cast were Jill Huggins, Vicki Marlin. Carol Sanfield, Kathy Sheppard, Chuck Swedcnborg, Jim Lahnanen, Dale Fitzgerald, David Narducci, Paul Brais, and Dennis jokilehto. Red Cross officers pictured above are Adviser Ivir. Rubert Huff, Vicer prejdcm Junk Huggins, Secretary.treasurer Bonnie Hamilton, and One Of Our larger Fremdum Carol Watson. . servwc clubs, the Red Cross consists of rcp- resentatives elecLCd from each homeroom. Each year a drive is held to collect money for RED CROSS their projects. This year the club sent boxes to American soldiers in Viet Nam. ROW 1: Adviser Mr. Robert Huff, Kathy; Babbs, Betty Bourdeau, Nancy Short, Carol Watson, Judy Huggins Ronnie HamilLon, Debbie Edmards, Susan Rice. ROW 2: Cynthm Vilag1, Wand? Udell, Diane Slota, Martha Bosslcy, Karen Raisancn, Wanda. Wumcr, KLthy Tukach, Run Ltluy, Crucc Juhnsun, Cheryl Ndppi. ROW 3: Ruth Adams, Ron Barbara, Tony Long, David Patti, Tom Hughes, Al Goodwin, Fred Benedict, Mark Read, Tim Kalil, Wally Good. ROW -l; Pati Abel, Jim Lawn, Julcnc Sippola, Lindy Anderson, Paul Brais, Don Scott, Scott Shellhammer, Dave Curry, Dave Dixon. Dale Sodersuom, Bob Beckman, Don Shaughnessy. Burlmra Guldueim Ruth Adams, Dvnnk .Iokilehto, Kathy Shcpp.ird. Vacki Marlin, Pm Carlson, Marv M ROW 1: ROW 2: Diaxm Salmcn. Chrh Rum. .Iulcm- Qipprwh, MCNHHLHI, Chuwk BJHH, Adx'ixcr BMM BuLLy Jckln KTDCH. X'M'ki gchminky, Crucc Johnson. Rusemuri Hummer, Jill Huggins, Tom Hughes, Dave GML Chuck chdmborg. ROW 3: CJml 9:1nfiuld. Mara Burcll, Karin Rl1inch.trL chmP Drzwjo. Dale Fitzgnmld, Bob Bcuknmza. D'Am- Narduuci, .Inlm Sme'iun. Paul Callihdn. Tom Wand, Ron Pulrson. NATIONAL THESPIANS tHficvrs pictured below are RUW 1: Adviser Mass Bum JuAm Q'DNIL X'ice-prcs. Barbara Coldstein, Trcahurcr Karin Rhinelmn. ROW 2: . 7 Secrcmry Grace Johnxun, SqtcntuArmx Dch Narduuci, And Pres. A candlghghL ceremony Tom Hughes. L marks the Iormal initiation of a member into the National Thespians. Once initiated, a Thespiun becomes part of a troupe interested in school and community drama. The group, which is advised by Miss Betty jean O'Dell, assists her at the class plays and also particih pares in the annual Variety Show. In addition the troupe sponsors a one-act play contest for grades 8, 9, and 10. MODERN DANCERS The Modern Dancers are a group of 25 gi 1715 who per1 0rm various dances for assemblies and the annual Variety Show. To join the club each girl must perform an original dance before the other members . They are judged according Lo poise and dancing ability. ! 5. Offices for Modern Dancers arc Connie Comm. ViCC plexidcm; MN. Chmielmwka, Adviser, Vicki Schminky. prk-wdcnt; 411d Rmcnmri Hummer, Irumurcr. ROW 1: Mrs. CunStancc Chnliulw.x',xk:, udx'iwr; Conmc Contra Paige DeHcIizm, Patty Labry, Cathy Hart, Ca; TLmri, Shuon Bruncll. ROW '7' RuLh Adllnx, CALM Anderson, Rmcnmri Hummer, Mary Vutmno. Annette BurneS, Nancy Short, Dunc ngchdla. ROW 15: Suridn Ricu, Grdvc Johnson, Becky Sdlxdclld, Pdtu Carlson, Becky; Lgbn, Amy Pctcrum. ROW 4: Charis Piipponcn, Karen Purcz, Jill Swedenborgl Patty Mimz, Linda Andchon, Vicki Schminky. ROW 1: MIR. Hulun McCruLh, zldx'iwr; er Mclumgnu, Anncuc Hunxui, Donna Lm clzmd, Illyv Bmgg, Ixiglrlvuz: Lehloncn. hwiu Muxxfwrd. Amy Putcnon. ROW 3: guKic Luce. Churn! Mrlumgno. Dvh'niu PilH. 'Suwn 7. 'm, PALM Lloyd, Heidi Ranvr. ROW 3: Linda MULLLL, Both VI'lmz'pc. Bulky J.JFr'J, imic EmbarkL Tun Dxlxmmu. Ruuinc Drusdo. ROW 4: Clnria 1.1101113, Judx Dank Pnnx Cumon. .Yilh'nc Vlapdn, L'hriwnw qungvr, C.:ml Kumomk, Slezm Mmmur, l,indzi Andcrum. ART CLUB The Art Club is an organization designed to promote creative work by HHS students. Under the direction of Mrs. Helen McGrath, the club has been very active this year, making exhibits for the school show case and various holiday projects. The officers, pictured at right, are Faye Bragg, vice president; Mrs. Helen McGrath, adviser; Susie Luce, secretary- treasurcr; and Julene Sippola, president. HARBOR HIGH ROW 1: KNl I:LlNC DLmJ SalmL-n, DomLhua Vitnlu, Nhurvcn ILmkim, Linda Aho. Slmmn Brunch, leinc Wrap ldku. ROW 2: SL1: Innglish, filming Smith, Vicki Tom 11, Kurt Nurdquust, Richard innur. Cnxmn IWkulin, Bchy Lurd, Jaclyn Cupido, Judy Cnllxm. Sugm Knudwn, Sumn Culbcr, Sandy CL'UM'I', KJLhy SIIt'PP-lrLL Margurct Baku; W.1ll.1cc Cuvd, EMU; CYCCIIJ'A'JII. Peggy Mvrnu. ROW 3: Mmk .Nnrdquml, Dan Bmxnmn, Jury Scott, Dcnnjx Pcturwn, Micinlcl DuTuru. leui Stillllxsul', PJI Cordon, Jim Julmwn, M.u'th Schmcdcr, Dick Rulnlns, Chrh P1ynv, Mark SLcim-r, Jim Nappi, Rm. Thiul, vaiJ Clll, szlc Fitxgqulld, P.1l Pipw, Sandy vamick. WJLIIM Slmul. SENIOR BAND ROW 41 Chuck Latvulu, Kcvin Gmlmm, Mark Sufprmn. I'rcd Scln'ucdun Tum Brunull. Terry Molar, Sdlly CJm. Dmigm Yultun, Andy Luiluri, Chulouu Ru; Bah Rdy, Bill SJCkHLHL Jung GMLJ. Ihvid Pucth, Jim Ms, munis. hi Huigln, Gums Juhnmn, Clmrh Piippumn. Sunm Rwy. ROW 5: JUL lkhL'kELFAllh hi Schmcdug Jim Hamill, Bill Lkporltu, Kurt Milly; Thumm McNuLt, Dacxd Kmlu. Bub Bucknmn. lad Mikkulwn. Cmig Bphn. Term Dunnisom Paul Bmix, Cdry WL-stluku, Album CdlLIUIUHL', Rnnald Rum. Mickvy I luld. John Suluriun, Jxm liuHu- Hde. BAN D COUNCIL PEP BAND mcmbcrx pictured abovv :u'u ROW 1: Skmdy chuick, Rux Thicl, Sharon Brunvll, Peggy Murritt, Martha Shaul. ROW 3: John Scicriun, Dave Gill, Mdrtin Schmudcr, Ed Mikkulwn, Jerry Scott. Patti Strausscr. ROW 3: PJUI Bulls, Terry Dcnnimn, Bill Suckman, Tm'ry Mohn ROW 4' Ed Huight, Guy chLlec, Jury GlJU, DJIU Gitzgcruld, Ron Root. Pictured below iK the BAND COUNCIL ROW 1: Rex Thicl, Sumn Rice, Dave Gill, Pvggy Mvrritt, Pduy Crounawnlt, ind Mikkclscn, ROW 2: Paul Bruis, Maurcun Hawkins, Martin Schroeder, Diana Snlmcn, Kvtlly Sheppard. ROW L3: John Scfcrian, Bub Bcckmzm, Dale Fitzgerald. ROW 4: Gary Wcstlaku, Grucc .Iohmun. Ed Huiqht, Clmric Piippunun, Tcrry Dennison. BAND OFF'ICLRS Ju- ROW 1: Cijl'iu Piipponcn. GLICL- Juhmon, Puggy ?WCUiLL Mdrtin Suln'nudpr. Drun- Gill. ROW 2: Julm SL'IL'l'iAH: Dale Fingcmld, lid IIJigllL Mickuy I'Vivld. BAND OFFICERS MAJORETTES MAJORETTES arc ROW 1: Dium Szllmcn, Dorothy L1 Vitulu, Hume Wmllulw. ROW 2- Linda Aho, Maureen Hawkins, head mljurcltv; Shawn anvIL HARBOR HIGH ROW 1: CaLhy :Xmiursvn, Vicki KLlrlin, Di.1ne Rohchun. Cunnic Comb, Diane Tallbacka, Lynn Updcgrul'l', Bon- nic Tdylor, Pdli .Xbcl, chgy Mvrriu, Tina DiLcmmL', Kris Murmy. ROW 2: Marjorie Schray, Sherry Kursikua, Karyn Peru, Jill Su'cdcnburg, Jerry Monruc. Dcnnh McKpmic, Maureen Hawkins. lrcn Andersen, Susan Hast- ingm Ruin Rhinulmn, P.Illlu. DuMichclu, B.1rb;1r;1 Perry. Ruginc Dmxdo, Mdrgarct Sheppard. ROW 3: Barbara a .1? , lag- S r, , B $$xw 9?: 4;, 5 ??wgmgw Swasg vi g k; g; '1$ $1? A CAPPELLA CHOIR Goldstcin, Patricia Piper, Cklml Watson, Dunnis Max:014, Frzmk Bilicicy Dcnnis Jokilcmo, Guy Tm, Jx-J'I Bvckv with, Marcia Carroll, Sharon bwnmon, Vickl bchminky, Paula Plona, Mdry Mclv'ullan. ROW 4: Rum . xdunh. Clu'ix Hill, Sharon Brunell, Chuck Ballo. Chuck Swudcnborg, Paul ijs, Tom Wklid, P.1ul Cullihan, Jim Gwen- ;lwult, Tum Olwn, Cmol Sanfiuld, Kdlhy Sheppard, Judy Huggim, Jill Huggim, Dmlcnc Mexmrdll, Gay lunn. ; , . f; ' , '113' o ,1, $ i'fpe$3kfa u; a 313 $13 a 9323.3 5;? a co. 29a V ,1 A f. a v , W e, 7 0 E i: g; a 53: kgau 1L8 .sgxfh w .gZVQx H 732,525.:3 I? ha 11 Q, $iaps- CHOIR OFFICERS Choir ulticcrx piclurmi Au Ihu Ivfl Arc RUW 1: Chris Hill. l'anniv Crmuu Dmxvlur Mm Mw anvr. Pvgm Mvrrm. Yn-k: qu'lin. ROW '3: Tom Wnd. Cum! 97m fivlkL .Iill Hugging PJHI UlllihAn. MADRIGALS ilhlsl -If't' . 0 eat 7 a' g, '9' Q l?! 'e A Mr g rw'x ' a. Mndrigalx pictured szovc :uc ROW 1: Mary Jo McMillan, Kathy ghcppdrd, Jill Huggim. Chuck Bdllm, Judy Hugging Ruth Adamm Chr'n H111. ROW 2: Jim Grceanalt. Paula DcMichclc, Robbie Lmdin 'I'om W.1id, Paul C.llli11m1. Chuck chdcnborg. Mari. .Iu Mclelzm, plcturvd am the right, xcn'cd the choir :15 :LccompaniSL. ACCOMPANIST ROW 1: hSEATEDh Kdthy Manon, Barbara Coldgtcin, .Iurry Clam. Doug Kalil. ROW 2: Cathy Anduz'sicnI Irvn Andersen. Coumc Calms, Chuck BJHU, Dun Scum. ROW L1: thANDINGh Cindy, Napp1, Valeric Cormlm. Cathy: Cameron, Vicki Schminky, Jill Hugging Mary Jo McMillan, Bully Bourdcuu, Marcy BJrrch, John Craven. ROW 4: Chum! Sironcm Palm Pcnxginc. Chester Aungvr, luncic Fxhnsford, Pklula P101121, .1111 chdunborg, Knen Perez, N EWSPAPER STAF F The 1966-07 Mariner, under the supervision 01 Miss Mary Boyce, worked on many small papers for staff members as preparation for the print- ing 01' the first big issue. Staff members Cathy Andersen and Marcy Barren also regularly con- tributed a school column to the Star- Beacon. The Mariner staff also joined in various activities including adopting a Christmas family with the yearbook staff and sponsoring the annual Variety Show. YEARBOOK STAFF LITHKARY: CiliATLIM ulmirmdn Inrlum- Mwwmll. w'I'ANDING Lynn Korih, Tmn WAN, PJULI Der Mjchul... Riclmrd Wumcr. SIINIOR ALBUM: ROW 1: Ruth 1 Aims, DJVC NdrdllcCi, Lcumuxl Buiring. ROW .1: V'ciki Schminky, clmirnmn 511mm Ricc, Sumn Mrzmwr, Kathy Shcplmrd, The Mariner Yearbook makes its ap- pearance again this spring after a long. exacting, and somewhat nerve -wracking year of preparation, The complete staff, under the direc- tion of editors -in-chief Chuck 1351110 and Mary Jo McMillan and adviser Miss Mary Boyce. worked with enthusiasm and ded- ication to make the '67 Mariner some- thing special. Important activities of the entire year were recorded, as well UNDERCLASSMEN: ROW 1: Candy Leh- toncn, Rmcmui Hummm, ChJirmun Mdr- ORGANIZATIONS: QEATEm Putty Grecnawnlt, Churic um 51mg, Sandy Lnutcrbnch, BUN 1mm, Piippuncn, Paige Dchli.m, Mary Vutruno, Burlmm ROW 3: Dorothy Svrzynxki, Jummc Alpinu, Cn'wldxlcin, Marcy Barrcll, Karin Rhmchzm. NTANDING VuJL-ric Cnrmloy, furry Muhr, Faye Bragg, chairman Dhmu TJUbLICkJ, Amy Peterson, Nancy Short Judy Hicks, Barbara Perry, Mary Ellcn Jurry GluLx, Smun l,icglcr, Bnbaru Garufi. Aciemo, Brenny Watt, Jayne Lucas. SUBSCRIPTIONS: ROW 1: Jackiv Vulcntic, Both Thorpe, Rubin Colicchio, Cary Cantu, Patty Perugjnc, Cathy Cameron, Vicki Marlin, Shcrty Ossmun. ROW 2: Izilcun 511111.11, Mnrgurt-L W111 1xc111L gut 01211111114111 J111 Hugglnh, Cheryl AIKLVlAlrllngJ, Carolyn T111C1, T1111 1i11111, .Miirgatct 0211011. ROXY 3. 131111 R 1v, Rim Purskiizt. Iran Anderson, Curo1 51111110111, Jam: Wisnyzii, Martha McMile, PJLLi Simmm 1. SPORTS: 1512Ar1'11D1 lad Mikktlxtn, chairman Bwb Bcckmun, Howard 1111m'3', 151111111 Slur as clubs, organizations, and individual 1STANDmG1DWS MM. achieve ments. l. -. As a Special project this year the '- staff adopted a family for Christmas . 7 $.- The yearbook staff has enjoyed this ix year at Harbor and has striven to make it a permanent memory which we hope you. the students, will recall with plea- sure. It is in this spirit that we present to you your '67 Mariner, ADVERTISING: Cindy Nappi, 511111011 Smumson, Chairmim Grace Johnson, Connie Couib, inurccn Co1icchio, Kiithy Andcrwn. ROW 2: Stimm Hmting, Valerie Robinson, Chris Bum, Linda Motta, Diana Salmmi, Puu1 Callihdn. lidltors Man Jo McMillan and Charles Bnllo. Editorls Message Your '07 Mariner is tho produol of immloulablc hours of work, fun, frustration, joy. dlld satisfaction . Without the invaluable help of many people this yoarbook would not have been possiblo. We would like first LO thank Miss Mary Boyco, who served as friend. adviser, and often co- worker . Out thanks also go to our oouuuiucos and their chairmen; Mr. Pete Prentner, publisher's representative; and Mr. Art Taylor and Mr . Bill Fricdel, our photogm phcrs. Our deepest appreciation is extended to our patrons and advertisers and also to the faculty and administration who went out of their way willingly to help us at great sacrifice of time and effort . Last Of all, we would like to thank you, the class of '67, for you are the '67 Mariner, and without you there would be no story to tell. W W ?vguA 071de An and Photography committeus: Julcnc Sippolll, conceded behind her Hcldi chner, Emile Mossford KNEELING, Linda Anderson, Bill Sanger, Ron Hombcck, and Judy Huggins. OUR Regine Drasdo from deelsdorf, West Germany, was Harbor's exchange student during the 1966-67 school year. She lives with her parents, Mr . and Mrs. Armin Drasdo, her 14-year-old brother, Helmut, and her 21-year-old sister, Birgit. During her stay in Ashtabula, her American parents were Mr. and Mrs. John D. Huggins. Jill and Judy, who at- tend Harbor High School, and Peggy, who is ten years old, were her three American sisters. With her brother Peter away at college, Jill jokingly re- marked, Having Reg in our family adds to my father's harem. When asked her opinion of American food, all Reg could say was, I like it. She said American food is sweeter and ice cream is not eaten as much in Ger- FRAULEIN many. One of the biggest differences in eating habits is that Germans drink beer with their meals . Reg has a wide variety of interests including sports, music, reading, dan- cing, and acting. Her favorite hobby is sports, especially basketball and swim- ming. She has become a member of the Y.W.C.A. swim team. With her warm smile and cheerful, out-going personality, she has shown that aside from customs, teenagers the world over are basically the same. The H.H.S. chapter of the American Field Service made Regine's stay in America possible. The adviser is Mr. Lowell Lamb, and the student representatives are Grace Johnson, senior, and David Flower, junior. ROW 1: Mary Jo McMillan, Susan Rice. Darlene Mcsscrallh Grace Johnson, Edward Mikkclsvn, John Svfcrian, JL-ffluy Cumlulu. Roburl Bccknmn, Kcnnuth Flowur. Frank Stqurl. chgy Merritt. ROW 3: Didnu Sulmcn. Chm'lvs BANG. Paula DcMiChulc. DM'id Gill: Lynn Kotila, Rohcrl I'lindnmrsh, Dm Bryson, Jill Huggins. RuLh Adams, Mum'uun Hawkins, Joseph Vctmnu ROW 3: Encic Massford, Barbum Gurufi, Sandra lumturlmch. Martha Slmul, Jo Ann Alpinc. Janis Wisnyli, Kurt Miller. C.1r01 Sdnficld. .Mark Andruu's. Louise chroad, JJIHCS I,thnuncn. Tom WJid, Mhlrlin Schroudcr. HONOR SOCIETIES The National Honor Society emphasizes the qualities of scholarship leadership, character, and service in students. To be inducted into the society, a Student must possess all these traits in an outstanding degree. This year the Honor Society changed tradition by holding only one induction in Feb- ruary. The pins given to the new members were paid for primarily by the sponsoring of Bermuda Day in the spring. Officers pictured below are ROW 1: Edward Mikkclscn, presi- dent; Darlene Mcsscrall, treasurer; Mary Jo McMillan, secre- tary. ROW 2: Grace Johnson, vicc-prcsidont; Miss Eleanor Tilton, adviser. NATIONAL ROW 1: Cathy Andm'scn: Chuck BANG, Connie CouLts, KuLhy Mutson, Vicki Mar lin, Doug Kalil. ROW 2: Paula DcMichclc, Mary Jo McMillan, Jill Huggins, Darlunc Mcsscrall, Diane, Tallbackm ROW 3: Susan Rice, Diana Sulmcu, Marcy Barrull, Grace Johnson, Carol Sunficld. ROW 4: Lindy Andcrson, Julcnc Sippola, Ron Hornbcck, Bob Bucknmu: Tom Waid. hmnatlnnal 180an $an thrFsigh Srhnal lluumal'mi The Quill and Scroll, istic society chartered in 1936, school literary cluh. To obtain membership, at student must he of junior or senior standing. rank in the upper third of the class, and must be recommended for sui perior work in school journalism. Since the organization is honorary. there are no officers or regular nwctings A banquet in the spring and a candlelight ceremony mark the for- mal initiation. Miss Mary Boyce is adviser. an international journah is the honorary Marx .'w McMillJn 3.x44 Gucv .TUImSOn Angb Jvffrug ledvh , . J.774 . . 1 Susan RicL' . . . . , , 3.7V7 . ' J. 9 . ; - h- l'ki's. Alli Nlil-Jmlsvn DH 1 vnv Mussel AH 3,96h $,b79 'i gwummm' In- Louisc Ruxroud 3.656 Prgg Merritt 3.750 Robcrt Himlmglrsh 3 .64 5 Robert Bcckmun 3.64 3 '13::1 Simili IK j4 4 KLI'ZII guru Riv Km; Bib Launwn Colicchio Doug Kalil Juff Cam1v1.1 Shutm Snunson THE MONTH Jill Huggins John SCfL'Fidn Martha blmnl Al Goodwin lllrlgnlrl, IIIIl MAUREEN HAWKINS PEGGY MERRITT RECINE DRASDO HOMECOMING QUEEN Thu 19M; Homucoming Quucn. Peggy Martin, uni hvr Cuurt imm left: to right, Clmriu Piippunun, Peggy. IVLiurcun mekim, out 1hr cign uxchangc bludunt chinc Dundu, Connic Couus. Jud Lindy Andvrsum stand with their lathur: at the HUIUCCUIZIing gglmc. LINDY ANDERSON CONNIE COUTTS I OW J4 nun. .ouug'umvd , r w owning After the senior class selected a Homecom- ing court of live girls. hectic campaigning be- gan. The highlight of the campaigning was the presentation of the candidates to the student body in a special assembly. On Friday morning the ballots were cast. creating excitement for both the voters and cun- didates, During the day the skies were threatening, but the night of the game was perfect. The first event of the evening was a parade of the candidates in their convertibles led by the band from Harbor to Warmer Field. At half time, as the band played Climb Every Mountain, and Give My Regards to Broadway, the can- didates were driven around the field to the home stands, where they were escorted from their cars by their fathers. Cheers rose from the crowd as Peggy Merritt was crewned Home- coming Queen for 1966. The formal coronation took place the fol- lowing night at the Homecoming Dance, tra- ditionally sponsored by the Senior Girls' Club. S N m T A K M G R O Q ROW 1: Mr. Mnrru Blgtkv. Adviser; P.1im- DvHuliJn. Brcnm W'HLI, .ILmicc Band, Cynthia Nappi. Munha 9hum. Cnmm' Cmutx. Lumucn Culicchm. Pugm MurntL gunm Ciclhcr, L:nd;1 Burm, Kindm Gcllmr, Diane Tullhacka. Um Cuulb. ROW 3: Rwh S'urhcllkx, Dunnh Peterson. Bola Laird, Diana Sulmcn, Ruth Adams, Doug kalil, Bub Bcuknmn, Howard Hardy, Grace Johnson, Sharon Swamon, Szuuh Rmmick, Darlene merull, liilcun Shawl. RUW I3: NH Morukai, Mun Velrzmo. Hcidi Rmzncr, Jeff CAHdCLL Clmrlm Nuturuumz. Duxid Gill. Tum Hugiuw. .Iunu f JIkowx ki. Wanda WJrn-n. Mtg '111ka'I1lk-gL'r. ROW 4: Ell 9101119. Lam Hummcr H017 MiHr STUDENT COUNCIL The Studcm Council, Innclioning us le' main body of student governmcnt at llarbur, consiaha m' elected officers, 51455 officers, and elected homeroom 1 cprcsc11luLivcs This year's activities includcd sponsoring a student welcoming dance and a Lwirp dance, adopting families for Thanksgiving and Christnmb, decorating L1 Christmua true, and holding a sprmg clean-Llp. Each monLh the Council sponsored an assembly, one of which included 1110 visit 01' Representative j. William Stanton. Choosing stu- dents of the month and sponsoring Mystery Bas- ketball Player of the Week were other duties. Officers pictured below are Row 1: Connie Courts, treasurer; Grace Johnson, secretary. Row 2: Tom Hughes, vice-prcsidcm; Bub Buck- man, president; Mr. Murray M. Blake, ddviser. bcrg, Ken Birw. Mickuy Fields. Jeff Hummer de NdrdLlL'Ci, DdK'id Cunningham, Don Shaughncsxy, Mark Andrewx, Rub Tulbou, lid Haight. David ' ' Flower. K 13.. CLASS OF l'34l ROW 1: Diana Flaming, Marcy Burrell, Carol Keenan, Muvic Row, Chris Hill, Ruth Adams, Cathy Andersen, Barbara Coldztcin, Vicki Marlin, Peggy kicrritt, Andrea Oklnlq, Janice Nlourcr, SLlSdn RiCC- ROW' '3: Marlcnc Ixhlnncn, Betty BUUYdL'AU, P.1uy Young, Pati Abel, Connic Couttx, Lxmrccn Colicchio, Tixm Dilcmmc, izrniu Kubuckd, 111nm: Riippd, Bccky Sandulm, LL'XlUL'd Niuuc, Clmric Piipponun, Diane leleCkJ, Putty Minn, ROW 3: Lucimh Bruni, Sandy KderCkJ, P.Itty Whipple, Ross Gan'likmx'ski, SILUOH Swanson, Sumn Mmmor, Carol Sdnllcld, Ilu'lunc Mmmgrull, Mdry Jw MCMile, Jill Huggins, Kathy Sheppard, Putty GYCL'ILHYJIL, Mdric Benc- dict, chicc Luudurmilk, Linda Williunh, Kucn Peru. ROW 4: Pauline Shhmult, Don Shuuglmussh Lrying L0 ju'm Um Club, Judy Davis, Bunnic Loftus, Patty Cragon, Ircn Andcrwn, buc Sluincr, LL'onom Bciring, Kdrin Rhinclmrt, Regine Drmdu, Julcnc Sippolu, Dmnu Sulmcn, Linda Anderson, Gmeu Johnson Maureen Hkains, Vicki Schminky, Jill chndcnborg. SENIOR OFFICERS .md ADVISERS nu ROW 1: Mn. Nancy Pklgc, .lssisLmL advi- m; Vick; Marlin, secretary; Mn. Esther Iidcburn, adviscr. ROW 3: 5mm GIRI S Ricu, Lreusurcr; Darlene Mmscmll, prcsident; Churiu Piipponml, vice presidan The Senior Girls' Club, open to all senior girls. functions mainly as a ser- vice Club. Money making projects include selling popcorn at football games and operav ing the candy stand at noon. This year the club spon- sored the Homecoming Dance and adopted a fam- ily at both Christmas and Thanksgiving. SENIOR MEN This year the Senior Men's Club was more active than in past years. Besides the usual bake sales and other money-making projects, the club adopted a family for Christmas. SENIOR MEN OFFICERS arc ROW 1: Larry Stubbins, xrrguam-ahdrmx Dlu'id Dixun, prmidunt. Dr. L. J. Dmmclly, zulviwr. ROW 2: Dun Shuuglmcssy, vice prmidcm: me'uui Hardy, wcrumry. ROW 1: Dennis Jokihthlo, Charla Lcmmon, ChJIlCh Bullo, Tum Wdid, Jlm Lumbros. Gdry Fritz. Ddlc Dubos, Howard Hardy, David Dixon, Dale Sodurstrom, Dun Shuughncssy, Churlux wadunborg, Ron Humbcck, Frank Stu- wart. ROW 2: Lyn Armstrong, Pctc Lmerox, John Pnkky, Jim Luhnzmcn, .Jcil Candcln. Doug Blcnnmn, Doug Kalil, Ken Flower, Ron Pulrx'on, Bob Bcckmun, Dalc Fitzgerald. Tom Hughes, Dav Gill. Dr. 1:. J. Donnelly, udviscr. ROW 3: Bill Sungcr, Lury Slobbim, Juc Vctrnno, Dalc Chuncy, Dun Bryum, DAvc Nknducci, Tvrry Rill. Al Cuudwjn, Ed Niikkclxcn, John Scferizm, DJVC Curry, John lmricco, Put Donahue. ROW 4: Chuatcr Auriga, D.m DiDonato, Mike Goebcl, Paul Brais, Dennis Fusco. John Koncgni, Bob Sholtis, Don Schocndoriur, Gary Burns, Vinccnt Dchnnaro, Rex Thicl, Terry Dennison, Gary Wcstlakc, Lenny PUJspuncn, Bob Stranrnun, Bob Stmslu. ROW 1: Briuuin Briggs, Dave Chaney, Bill Dixon, Cordon Mchmus, Wendy Udell. Paige Dcllulmn. C11- rol SLoLLlc, Kristin M11111, K1w1y Mutson, Carmela GoL'mo. ROW 2: Ken 11115111111111, Limb Andcrson, Jud 1111111 Sippolu. 1.11m 1x10111111 Susan 1.11utcrb11d1, Diane McPhL-rson, A1111 11121111111, Juli 51:111111111, 111111114311 Good, P111 Cordon, 1.123111: Summer, Linda Morn, Nancy Short. ROW 3: Kcn McIntyre, Fred Schroeder, Chris Sanger, Jill Huggim, Dulcnu Mcsnumll, Carom 511111111111, Charlotte Rn, J1me Flower, Carol T11- 11110, P111 McCormick, Margie Heine, Louise Hjcrpc, Judy 111011111115, P11t DiMdrc. ROW 4: Mickey I- wld, Rmd3 Force, Jim 611111111111. Di mu Tullb 1Ck;1.Ch;1ric 19111111011111, P:1tiAb1l,HLidi chncr, SuS 111 M1 1111111, P111: Piper, Judy Hicks, J 111C Ulkowski, Suc S1jOV1C, D11111 Slot; 1, 111111 S 1nfi1ld,C111dx 2111;111. FRENCH CLUB The French Club is an organization of first and second year French students. They hold an initiation, several meeting-parties, and a spring picnic during the year, Officurs 11nd adviser of U10 French Club, 115 pictured 111; right, 1111: ROW 1: Jill Huggins, president; Nancy Short, secretary; Mrs. Mabel Ellzcy, adviser. ROW 2: Darlene Mcsscmll, treasurer; Fred Schroeder, vicu president. Not shown is Mickcy Field, scrgcant-.1t-arms. LATIN CLUB Yearly projects of the Latin Club are adopting a Christmas family, holding several parties throughout the year, and having :1 spring picnic. Pictured at the left are L110 officers. ROW 1: Mr. Ray Seals, adviser; Dave Brudapast, treasurer; Susan Hastings, sccru tary. ROW 2: Betsy Laird, president; Patti Suausscr, sgL.-at- arms; Mary Pcuspuncn, Viccwpresiduntl ROW 1: Sheryl Nappi, Richard Weincr, Doug Edixon, Dave Bmdapast, Diana Salmcn, Barb Goldstcin, Kenneth Kane, ROW 2: Kitty Keenan, Marjorie Schray, Brunny Wan, Mary Pcaspancn, Patti Strausscr, Jayne Lucas, Nonna Gilbert, Cathy Hurt, ROW 3: Betsy Laird, Patty Lloyd, Barbara Perry, Bum RM; Valerie Robinson, Kris Murray, Mark Hummer, Dave Stapleton. ROW 4: Susan Hastings, Leonora Beig- ing, Ron Root, Dwight Yelton, Andy Laiulri, Carl Ecelbarger, Dave Jordan, Tom Waid, Hmmu'd Hardy ,N V h ; ROW 1: Stuart Davis. Robbie Landis, Jill hIcNiillan, Debbie Pitta, J4ckic Vtxlcntic, Crcuu VVillut', Lau- rcen Colicchio, Joe Muinclmk. ROW 2: Rick Nicmi, Tom Pukkaltt, Vicki Crippi, Annuttu Barnes, Doug Ivtui, Dennis Peterson, Cary Quinn. ROW 3: Paul 3min, John Custnfson. Harold Bums, Tom Napolcttmo, Putty VVhipplo, Jerry Runynn, ChriK Robinson, John Bordeaux, Scum Iiu'got Tum .Vlitchcll. SPANISH CLUB Highlighting the first formal meeting of E1 Circulo Espanol were the slides shown by Patty Whipple of her summer trip to Mexico. The annual Christmas party was held on Dec- ember 13. For the occasion Kurt Nordquest and Tom Napoletano made a pinata in the form of a donkey. For a project, the members also brought various canned goods that were later donated to the We1fare Center at Christmas. The officers, pictured at the right, are Miss Ann Monaco, adviser; Robbie Landis, president; and Laureen Colicchio, secretaIy-treas- urer. Not shown is Pete Lambros, vice-president. ll :m YrTCcns pictured Above axe ROW 1: Sue Lautcrbach, Elaine Smith, Patty Jones, Stephanie 7 null, Judy Stul'll, K thy Perry, Gayle Kossick, Joyce Loveland, Barbara Flick, Sharon Bales, Klix Mnki. WWV 3: Sue Di: inbudwr, Ricki Sharp, Diane McPherson, BCC . Behling, Sandy Gclbur, Dubbin- thkuxm1, Mary Juno Sidbcck, Susan Culber, Deborah Faidiga, Florence Snitcher, LesliC Summm'. Charlottv R13, HI-Y 111- Y mmnbors pictured below arc ROW 1: Joan Thompson, Barb Kunklc, Bonnie HumilLun, Khqux ngbs, Chcrvl Simmn, Rosalind Hunnncl', Amy PCLCAUH, DJVC IVIJZZDLL, Cathy C.,unerson. ROVV' Sandy lx'Arbuc 1, Kathy Tukad Paige Dchlian, Sheryl Nappi, Linda Val BnCl -.:m 111, Jim 14111113 I . ROW .my CICH. 1 VVil :Bn rmj' W Ltt, Heidi? Dane! i0, Patty Labry, Mun Vctrmo, Bub Schneider, Patty McCormick, Diane lllbllckd, Puti Abel, Slmron Cavern, Robin Colicchio, IJIIda MutLA, Bill Sanger, Chuck Swedenberg. ROW 4: Sandy Lauln'rbnch, Cindv urmy, Sharon Swanson, Barb Perry, Sandy V115, Pat Tusk, Janis Wisnyai, Kun Flower, Dave U C. gm- 4 .2; . . Y.l .t l' i C V gin: Jnrlqmliljmm A p:- Mililani- 1 run i Jinan? F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America is a club which introduces its members to some of the duties of teaching. During Education week the club observed classes at grade schools and Junior high schools. Officers pictured at the right are Row 1: Charles Lemmon, treasurer; Dorothy Serzynski, secretary; Dennis Jokilehto, president. Row 2: Mr. Raymond Edeburn, adviser; Carol Sanfield, vice president; Faye Fiddler, historian; Carolyn Thiel, parlia mentarian . ROW 1: Adviser Mr. Raymond Edebum, Cathy Cameron, Patty Perugine7 Becky Labry, Chuck B3110, Martha Bossley, Connie Eskelin, Linda Forinash, Vicki Marlin, Margie Hcino, Faye Fiddler, Beth Ray. ROW 2: Toni Cellitti, Jayne Lucas, Dorothy Setzynski, Valerie Gormlcy, Dorothea Vitale, Mary Vetrano, Amy ?eterson, Brenny Watt, Tom Hughes, Charles Lemmon, Dennis Jokilehto, Janis Wisnyai. ROW 3: Mary Peaspanen, Sue Hastings, Jackie Valentic7 Judy Richards, Patty DiMare, Patti Strausser, Patty Creenawalt, Valerie Robinson, Karen Raisanen, Donna Standy. Mary Lou Bossley7 Carolyn Thiel, Barb Garufi, Debbie Erickson. ROW 4: Sue Tyler, Encie Moss- ford, Vickie Grippi, Bonnie Taylor, Sandy Lauterbach, Cindy Ziegler, Heidi chner, Dave Flower, Jim Lahnanen, Tom Napoletano, Paula Plona, Carol Sanfield, Karin Rhinehart. ROW 1: Adviser MrC. Ruxclla Harpst, Dzana Fleming, Row Cawlikowski. Tina DiLemmc, Elaine Riipp.1. fzmic Karlmcka, Pn-L'kg ShndeHTu Adx :Kcr Mrt. Juanita Baily. ROW 2: 11cm: Bowun. MargurL-L Wullschlcgur. KALhy 'l'ukach, Sharon varoad, Chcryl Custu. Nana Gluvnzl, Wanda Warren, Shirley Conley, Bmmic Loftm, Pntu Cragon. ROW 3: Susan Lanterbarh, Boxmiu Taylor. Runnic HdIllilLOIl. Ray PL'rKl-mri. Burnitu Luudcrmxlk. Cmdk Laviuk. ROW 4: Louise Puck. Cami Miller, JJdV Ciurdzm, Qumly Kdrhuckm Lucinda Bruno. Juan 'I'hmnpson, quzllm- thnuult, Annie Tuldman. Dchhic Rh'u, 11cm Andrrscn. The Future Homemakers of America is made up of all girls taking home economics. The club held an initiation for the officers, a Christmas party, and contributed Christmas gifts to the Children's Home. The Officers also attended a regional meeting and went to the Kent State University campus. Officers and advisers pictured at the left are Row 1: Elaine Riippa, treasurer; Rose Gawlikowski, presi- dent; Sandy Karbacka, reporter; Bonnie Loftus, vice-president; Pauline Shinault, parliamentarian. Row 2: Mrs. Rozella Harpst; Becky Sandella, song leader; Cindy Lavick, historian; Bonnie Hamilton, secretary; Mrs. Juanita Baily. D. Ed studenu pictured aboxe arc ROW 1: Dulenc Caruso, Bucky McKay. ROW 2: Judy Ixhrtm, Adviser Mr. Ellix Klingcnsmith, Bruce Ix'ari. The Distributive Education students, made up of seniors from Harbor and Ashtabulu High, attend regular classes at Ashtabula High School for half a day and work at various businesses the other half. Ellis Klingensmith serves as their adviser. C.0.E. girls pictured below are ROW 1: Barbara Tiiuo, Louise Roxrond. ROW 2: Susan Parrish, Adviser Mrs. Doris Wctmorc, Sharon Wakeman, Julie Bair. C,O,l '1, The C.O.E. Club consists of Harbor students who attend Ashtabula High in the morning and work during the afternoon in offices, where they get a Chance to use their skills . Their activities included selling candy, holding a Boss Night , and a Christmas party. They are advised by Mrs . Doris Wetmorc. USHER SQUAD Tho lfshcr Squad is a :Ul'ViLLC organ? zaLiou of mainly sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Its members usher 4L plays, conccrts, and graduation CXcrcisus . Awards are given to mem- bers who serve five times. Officers and adviser pictured at the right arc Mrs. Mabel Ellzey, adviser; Diane 'l a1lb4cka, president; Gloria Luoma, secretary; and Pati Abel, Vice president . ROW 1: PJUV Grccnuwgh, S'hcrry fJ'HmLm. Gloria LuomzL Valerie Robinson. Niargaret Union, Jackie Valenliu. Mary Pcaspanvn, Mn. Mabel I-llmqn Adxix'cr. ROW 2: Vickie Crippi, Pat Cragom Brunny Vx'azt, Rubin Colicchio, Carol Keenan, BCUV Buurdcuu, PMU- Ymmg. ROW 3: Bonnie Taxlor, Tam Cellini, Llama Riippa. Margie Heine, Diane Slow, Iren Andersen. ROW 4: Cheryl Melaragno, Franuell Pctros, Janicc Bond, Jayne Lucas, Beth Rdlh Diane Tallbacka, Pati Abel, Heidi Ragnar, Marie Bcnedict. ROW 1: Margaret Sheppard, Judy Hugginx, Beth Thorpe, Sharon Bnmcn, Patty Pipcr, Pat Cordon, Connie CouLts7 Martha Shaul, Maureen Collcchxo, Ruth Adams, Barb Goldstein, Catlu Andersuu, Brcnny Watt, Paige DcHelian, Grace Johnson, Sharon Swansom Faye Fiddler Pati Abel, Barbara Gzlrufi, Lynn Updegraff. ROW 2: Regine Drasdo, Romy Laird, Patti Strausser, Kris Murray. Barb Perry, Fred Schroeder, Becky Lubry, Nancy Short, Jamcc Bond, Susan Tyler, Encie Mosafm'd, Linda Motta, Amy PcLerson, Mary Vctrano, Bob Beckmun, Kun Miller, Sandv Lautcrbach, Dubbic Erickson, Adviser fxir. Luwull Lamb. ROW 3: John Bordeaux, Judy Hicks, Gloria Luoma, Bonnie Taylor, Valerie Robinson, Donna Lovcland .3 Susan Tyler, Susan Mramor, Lynn Kotila, Darlene Messerall, Heidi Regner, Jill Huggins, Dians TAH- backa, Terri Cellitti, Rocky Burnett, Darla Campbell, Barb Baker, Martha Bossley Jim Lahnanen, Cindy Ziegler. ROW 4: Mary Peaspanen, Jackie Valcnlic, Norma Gilbert, Jayne Lucas, Karin Rhinehnrr, Chris Bent, Diana Salmen, Julenc Sippola, Lindy Anderson, Dave Flower7 Joanne Alpine, Paula Plona, Leonora BPiring, Janis Wisnyai, Karen Raisanen, Judy Richards, Carol Watson, Mary Mramor, Melanie Mumma, Mani McMillan, Vickie Grippi, Beth Thorpe, John Seferian, John Konegm. w. 1' v-f: , The purpose of the American Field Service is to help our foreign exchange student get acquainted with Harbor High students and American customs. Pictured at the left are Row 1: Barbara Garufi, president; Regine Drasdo, exchange student; Grace John- son, senior representative. Row 2: Mr. Lowell Lamb, adviser; Judy Huggins, secretary-treasurer; and Dave Flower, junior represenLatiVe . G.A.A. The G .A.A. is an organization designed to give girls a chance to participate in athletic activities and intramural sports . One of the largest groups in the school, its activities include a welcoming party for new members, bowlingr days, an annual pluy-day, adopting a Christmas family, attending basketball games, and a spring picnic. Officers pictured at the left are Row 1: Joanne Alpine, vice-presidem; Candy Lehtonen, treasurer; Judy Hug;- gins, sergeant-at-arms. Row 2: Jill Huggins, president; Mrs. Gloria Oppen- heimer, adviser; Lynn Kotila, secre- tary. A i ROW 1: Theresa Suchala, Mary Jane Sidbeck, Marcy Simon, Debbie Hanson, Louise Hjerpe, Patty Thompson, Debrah Camplese, Jeanine Rapose, Jo Ellen Wehnainen, Shari: Tuuri. ROW 2: Rebecca Bchling, Mary Beth Mmmor, Elaync Smlth, Mclamc Mumnla, Mani McMillan, Karen Ollikainen, Carol Purola, Susan Burnett, Gil- mond Pinelli, Debbie Fraidiga, Barbara Fiddler, J.1Ckie Cupido, Mary Ellen Aciemo. ROW 3: Ricki Sharp, Dlane McPherson, Charlotte Riy, Barbara Flick, Susan Lanterbach, Ann Bradley, Jane Flower, Carol Taano. Carol SLottle, Lmda Pierce, Gayle Kossick, Margaret Baker, Nancy Weaver, Pat Filer, Beth Bums. ROW 4: Sue Ann Dicffenbacher, Carol Bent, Sandra Bowen, Dorothy Thompson, Linda. Peterson, Virginia Sebastian, Cynthia Vxlagi, Rosalind Hopkins, Debbie Mackynen, Joyce Loveland, Candy Chupiuk, Cindy Curry, Sandra Celbcr, Bonnie Calderone, Susan Gelber, Cary Coutts, Eileen Shaul. ' L; '-i .1 .1 I ! ROW 1: .Iaukiu Valentic, Bucky Thompuon, Sharon Cavern, Chunl Nilppi, Cathy Hart, Patti; Luhn, Rabin Culmchm. IKii-gc Dx'IIL'lmn, Linda Furmush, Crmm Willey, Cmmw izxkulin. RQW 2-. 811mm Hutingx. Qumn Lindd leL-riu, Christine Snrngcr, Annette Bdmus, Mary Vulmno, Brcnm' VVJLL, Heidi chnur, Dumc Slul, 1 Luce. Mgrjoric Shun, Marx. Peawancn. Path. Lloyd. Terri 5141515 Hcinu. Kitty Kocndn, Barbara Brx x011. RO'W 3: Ccllxml, Ix'x'ix Murr;L . B.1rb;1r;1 Parry Bctw; Laird. Pam Strausser. Annu Puldmun, Dubbic Rice, Buck; BJTHCKI, Jud: Clurdml. RHW 4: Mucia Cttrroll. Kuhn TAkuuh, ghirlcx' Conley, VWIJHLIH Wurren, Ndnu. Ul-mxm, .Mnu Ulkuwski, Vickie Grippi, Bah Ray. Mun11;18mx'lc , BJdefd Baku, DAYLL Cdlnpbcll. Sandra VAL, Pam mek DcNuc Wakeman. CJrul Miller. ROW 1: Vickg K.1ng.1x', Mum qu Bmzlcy Ann: Mdncllo. Chris Hzll, Connie 0me. Rum $deme Luuccn Culicuhio P05 Murritt. Vicki MJrl'm, Stmdy Kulmclm, LL: Bnmu, Pauline 91121121111L. Cindy Nappu Llndn 1,10; d. Suskm Mmmor. Cuthx Anderscn. ROW 2: Cuol W uw11, C143 Tmlri, Izncic Mumford, Cheryl Mcldmgxm, Ilayc Bragg, Donna Smudy, Karen insanen, Judy Richards, Margaret Onion, Barb Cnmfi, Patti Abel, .IiH Huggins, Marj .Io IX'IuMiH.m, Patty Grccnuwalt, Kathy; Sheppard, Pnrw Dun, P11 Curdnu, Fave Fiddler. RUW 3: Linda Andcrson, gumn 'IXIL'I, Linda Mung, Bomlic TmJnr, Bonnic Hamilton, Lvnn Kulilgl, Kilhy Bx'hlw, C'En-ral eruncn, Buth lerpu. Btcky Labry, Janis' thyai. Carolvn Thicl, Amy Putnam DiAnc TJH'mdm. lJbeik Hitkson, Marti Shdul. Bernice Loudcrmilk. Dunn; Lox'cland, Dvrlnv $111ch. ROW -1: Candx Lduoncn. Duhhie lxderdS, .Iudg Huggim. Gloria Luomn, Jnmnnc Rubinxon, Jame Ray, Paula. P141111, .IUJXIH Alpine. Ciwl Kanmmk. Sdnd; 1,.1111crb u'!1, Cmd; Zicglcr, Regine Draqdo, Grace Johnson. Vumm mumon. CJFOI Slmhvld. Chane Piipponcn Ddrlcue Mcsscrall, Marcy Barrell, Leonora Baiting, Judy Hicks, Rosemdri Hummcr. f; i h ' . k .13! ' 1 va'rf; 1. I II X . ' :F' '33:! ROW 1; John Pokky, Jim Lunhros, 6:ny Burns, DJvc Cum, Chuck Sxx'udunborg, Frank Stu auxin, John :thI. ROW 3: Bob Shultis, Al CJldcronc: 30b 'IXinUH: LLH; Schbins, Howard Hunk, IDJlB Sodcrstrom, Lunn; PeaspAmcn. ROW 13: Bill Scngcr, Martin Schroudcr, CKLry Jukiniuni, Rugur Colby, Doug Kalil, A1 Goodwin, Bob Stuck, Bob Stmnnmn. ROW 4: It! MikkL-lwn, Tom Hughcs, Bill Olivcr, Rodney 0:111, Mn'k Andruws, Don Slmuglmcsxy, Guy Wcsthku, DM u Hun CI. Ht'ticurs .1L right: Larry Stubbim. scrgant-auarms; Doug Kalil, prcsidcnt; John Nwl, ldvis'cr; Immy PFJSPJHCH, vicwprcsidcnt; hi Mikkclscn. secretary. New mcmburs pictured at luft: ROW 1: Dale Cheney, Dulu Burns ROW '1: Davy IIAIILllJinUIl, Dave McClintic, Guy Canwncrtu. ROW 3: Ken Bins, Ed Haight, Bob Beckmnn. ROW 4: John Sufvrium Couch Sum Cammbuci. ROW 5: COJCn Jim On, Conch Fd Armstrong. MONOGRAM CLUB ROW 1: Lenny Peaspanen, Dale Sodcrsuom, Larry Stcbbins, Bob Hmdmarsh, Bob Sholtis, Bob Bcckman, Cary Wcsthkc, Howard Hardy, John Pokky, Bob Strandman, Dave Curry, Cary Burns, Dale Cheney, ROW 2: Alfred Calderonc. Albcrt Calderonc, Dave Puchan, Gary Canzonctta, Dennis Cupp, Mickey Manag6FSI Ken McIntyre, Gary Jokiniemi, Ron Pearson, Don Shaughnessy. VARSITY vw Although the final season record produced 2 wins, 5 losses, and 2 ties, if an award for overall spirit, drive, and pride was given, the Harbor Mariners would surely have won it. Much of this enthu- siasm can be attributed to Har- bor's new coach, Mr. James Orr, who was able to fire up the team and student body before every game. Field, Tom DeMarco, Kan Bircs, Jeff Hummer, Dale Burns. ROW 3: Dave Ban'lckman, Bob Talqu, Frank Enricco, Ken Brake, Craig MyHynmki, Dave McClintic, Dave Ruuska. Coaches: James Orr, Steve Candela, Ed FOOTBALL Armmng A new award, the Player of the Week, was initiated by Coach Orr. With this honor the week's most outstanding player got the privilege of wearing a special red jersey. Seniors Gary Burns and Larry Stebbins shared the honor of being named Player of the Year. Gary Bums PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Pictured at the right are SEATED Bob Strandman, Gary Bums, Craig Myllymaki. QTANUING Larry Stebbins, Bob Hindmarsh. Not pic4 tured is Frank Enricco. Lenny Peaspanen Dale Cheney Howard Hardy Bob Hindrn arsh Scores Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Erie Strong Vincent Fairport Jefferson St. John Conneaut Edgewood Geneva Ashtabula Madison H 03 ONOOOOOOOOOO Bob Sholtis Dale Soderstrom John Pokky Bob Beckman . 111.1721111101111d C1 V 111 , L 11Y111m1. 1 '. R 1 Ruk .111 L11:i:. '1. 1x11:1111.1.L1L5I ,' D111 'L Lmd. R111: FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Undefeated! 440-2 n'x.1:1.tu,vr; x, Rink Sclmmhcrg. Jim Billcr, Ddx'c Enriccu. Mikc Roix'as. Dam.- 1L. Bill SIN Pull I . Chria Cummix Jinn Cindwlt . . RKWV 1d v I F DuBold. Lam; Hum: RM 7, . BL Fusco. Dennis. Jenkins, Jim Paulchcl. CROSS A1 COOdWin Marty Schrocdur , Duvc Gill John Konugni John Scxcrmn ROW 1: Ed Huight, Frdnk Stewart. Ed Txiikkvhun. A1 Goodwin NLHQ Schl'uudur. Y .Inhn S: fx'rUm. Juhn DJM: Hlnmhim'n. Bob Surly. ROXNV '3: Hill Svngvr. uHL- Rich, Koncgni. DJVU Gill. Jim GruonaWJlL DJYU IVLLZ'LUIJ. Fundy DcMichclu. Couch Elmvr Cray, COUNTRY Bob Steele Bill Scngcr MARINER BASEBALL 1966 ROW 1; Wdlu-r Mimm, Al Goodwin. Hmmzd I'Iulxicli. Bill Dixon. Joy Rich. DAL: Burm. ROW 3: CAN. hcuuL burger. Duly COLIHUHU. Stow Ovnk Hower Hudy. Dm DiDunJm. Jim Cm vnmmlt, ROW 3: Cmch DJVid O'Dell. George Bucku. Dch Fish. Jcrry Runyan. Don Shaughncssy, Dch Curry. Ken Berc. Dave Curry Bob Stranmzm MARINERS ROW 1: Bill Fortune, Frank Stmmrt, Mike Andcv sun. Mike PoLLcr. Jim lebrot, Albcrt Caldcronc. DJYC Puchnn. Hunk hnriccm Idm'y Stubbins. Ken Cobb. Pdt Donuhoc. ROW '2: Ron Kuntoruk. Bob Bcckmnn. Ed Mikkulscn. Jeff Hummer, Dave Ndrducci, Bob Stcclc. The 1966 Harbor track team had one of its best seasons. with a record of 6 wins and 1 loss. The Mariners won the City Series trophy, defeat- ing Ashtabula, Edgewood, and St. John. Senior Pat Donahoe placed first in the shot put and broke the City Series meet record for the broad jump with a leap of 19 feet 11 inches. Losing to Geneva by only 2B of a point, Harbor placed second in the NE .C. Scott Shcllhummcr, Bob Sholtis. Dale Cheney. Marty Schroeder, Dave Ruuska. ROW 3: Daw- Hjcrpc. DJlt' Sodcrstrom, Bill Olivar. Cary Joki- nicmi. COdCh Kunncth Blair, Lenny Peaspancn, Vince DeCcnnuro, Craig Myllymuki. Cokwh Elmer Guy. SENIOR TRACKMEN Pat Donahoe Dave Narducci Frank Stewart Lurry Schhins Bob Bcckman Bob Sholtis l38 Ed Mikkvlscn MAr-Ly Schrocdcr Dale Chunuy Bob Stcclr Vince DCGcnnaru n. '6; g g .anvv-A FRESHMAN TRACK ROW 1: Willcy Bmdlvy. Doug Edixon, Dam: McKay. Bill Olin. Crcg Fritz Dom: Goldsmith. BiH Lcomml. Dax'c Bruciapast. Robbie Landis. ROW 2: John Custafson, Roger Goudg'. Mark Headland 5Com Fargo. Chris Robinson Tom Pakkala, Mark Hummer. Jim Hemy Ken Bircs, Mark Ivari. PW r jr , Y 1,? a: 2.2.4:: M?.Lu. TENNIS 1966 With an ovor-ziH recard of 7-4 and a league record of 7 the Mariners lin- ishcd s mud in the A shtahula County Tennis League. EODDLCI only by Grand Vch-l A The only team to defeat Harbor were Grand River and Gel : . The team x coached by Robert Huff. ,, V cd lemx .uu ROW 1 1:1 Sllmvn. DUL k ' .. ROV' 2: Bill Sungvr. Ron Tinmuvnu An N; T . ' . .Tim ML 10.. . John Poldq. Dcnmx J 1. Bob Hindmush. Cmig thn. Co.mh John Pokky. wn- iUl. lull. The Mariner golf team finished their league season with a 5-4-1 record. Victorious over Ashtabula and Geneva twice and Edgewood once. the Mariners were defeated twice by Conneaut and St, john and tied by Edge- wood, The Lqu is picturml 11 Ihl: right. ROW 1: Dave Flower, Murk Andrcws. ROW 3: Buz? Jaskuh, Tum Movlmn. Tom Hughus, Tug Orr MARINER GOLF 1966 COACH BILL WA SULKO Ton: HngIms senior: right. RICJW l: Chdl'llc N.:L11'i.u1i11. A1 Gnuudwin, hgb Quainnun Tcrry Mohr. Dun; Kalil. ROW 3: Puwgmnmt, .Mhn Rdcrzug Dam Dimm. 15.110 Qndcrstrum. Kuuu thll'nmmmor. K611 Ihrm, DAM! C'll': . lunn' Managers: Rogcr Colby, Ken McIntyre, Cklrlx .Inkmlcml. U U U U A 1 LI; 1 b YIAIIBII AVYHUBK COOPIIAYIOI. A-LHY nnumuno- nun M N11 rk Andrewt. Coaches: Hcdd CdJCh Mi ArmstrmH- Frw-hman Coach Xhlhcrt Wlllcy, Ruxurxv Conch Duxid H'Dcll. Julm Sufc rial A A1 Goodwin Dave Curry Doug Kalil Davu Dixon Dale Soderqtrom VARSITY The Mariner Varsiw muad fin- ished a disappninting season with a record HF 63 wins and 11 losses. This year's starting team. comprlscd 01' four seniors and one junior fought valiantly, never giving the crowds a dull moment. Teamwork was the key ward for the squad, and this allwut cffort was witnessed in somu great games: a 69 to 47 win uvcr St John and a 41 to 40 loss to Conncaut. the strongest team in the area. The spirit and drive 0f the Harbor basketball squad was a true example of Harbor sduml spirit and pride. BASKETBALL Scores Ashta bulu 50 JCHL'I'SUH 47 Conncaut 41 R 1w Gide Geneva Ch 1.11011 St. John Pymatuning 17f dgcxw 0d Ashtabula Conncaut Jefferson Geneva M adi son St . John Edgcwnod Mentor 1 ill rhvr Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor ROW 1: Gunrgr Rudy. Iwi Hiighl, lhrry Hummer, 'll-rry Mom. D0113; Goldsmith. ROW 2: Coach DM'id O'DCH, .Ivl'ry Runym, Chri; Robinson Bill Ulix'cr. KL'II Bircs, Rogcr Goudy Scott Shulllmmmcr. Junior Varsity Coach David O'Dell's Junior Varsity featured a flock of sharpshootcrs, but cxv ported a fair record of 8 wins and 9 losses. Ken Bircs. Jeff Hummer, and Ed Haight wcro the loading scorers. Coach O'Dell said the Conneaut game was the best team game and the turning point 01' thc season. The squad also played two outstanding games with GeneVd and St. John. Freshman Basketball This year the freshman basketball squad tallied a 10-6 record going into the tourna- ments. Led by the high scoring of Bob Mill- berg and Tim Kalil and the rebounding of Larry Hummer and Larry Trotten the team Won many tough games. Their best effort, according to Coach Wilbert Willey, was a double overtime victory over Ashtabula. ROW 1: Jim Cundcld, DillU Thcis, Tom Mosscmll. Tim Kalil, Dave Sippola. ROW 2: Larry Hummer. Bob Milli hug, Tim Huight, Butch Millm', Couch Wilbcrt Willcyx ROW 3: Guy Cairns, Jim DcBold, 'l'om NKCNULL. Larry Trotter. I Varsity Chccrleaders pictured at the top are Cathy Andersen, Linda Anderson, Connie Coutts, :md Luureen Colicchio. Pictured at the right are mascots Ruth Adams and Mickey Mariner, 1 goat. Mrs. Constance Chmiclcwski is ad, viscr to all cheering groups. Pictured at the right in front of the high school are the 1966-67 Fresh- man Cheerleaders. STANDING from left to right are Susan Lautcr; bach, Carol Taano, and Mary Ellen Acierno. KNEELING in front is Aimee Ferry. At the left, the Rescrw- Cheer leaders make a striking pose against the new anchor at Wanner Field. The girls are, from left to righL, Paigc Dchlian, Amy Pctcrr son, Mary Vutranu, Heidi Regner, and Brcmly Wau. AIL n 77.715 l$ ,4 This year marks the first time Harw bor has had a wrestling team. Under the direction of Coach John Abel, liar- bor has developed a fine first year squad, Although the team has not won many contests, the boys have gained valuable experience which should be of great help in future years. For the season they purchased an $1800 mat and new uniforms . We know this team will be a boon to this school for many years to come. ROW 1: Robbie Itindis, Vince Dc- Gcmmro, Frank SLuwarL, Jim Inl- Wry, Amid A.irtun. ROW 2: COJCII JOIm Abel: Chris Clark, Tracey Mitchell, Mickey Brown, Albert Culdcronc. Bill Dixon. ROW 3: Dave MCClintic, Bmcc Goff, Ken Flower, Craig BCIUI, Dave Puchuii, Jerry Monroe. G m H m m D A Best Wishes fo fhe Graduating Class of 1967 TURNERS PHARMACY 527 Lake Avenue Your Druggisf Is More than a Merchant Ashfubulc, Ohio ASKEW-BRINK FUNERAL HOME 1709 West Hfh Street Ashfobula, Ohio Complimen fs of WENTLINGS PHARMACY Your Drug Store of Finest Qualify Large Selection of Lodies' Cosmetics and Men's Cologne Congratulations to the Class of 1967 FAIRBANKS GULF SERVICE Cor. Rt. 20 6; 45 Ashfobula, Ohio Bob Welch jhe fortheastern Ohio National Bank R f 4366 Main Avenue Ashtobulo , Ohio ST. ANGELO'S 3O LANES Route 20 West Ashfobulo, Ohio PO ST LUMBER CO . T 526 West 48th Ashta buio , Ohio GEORGE SIMON MUSIC STORE Ashfobula, Ohio 993-8875 IRST FEDERAL SAVINES AND lOAN ASSOCIATION OF ASHTABIILA Ill. Main Ave. HI. 997-6153 Congrotu lotions, Class of '67 JIMMY'S BAKERY 1220 W. 3rd St. Ashfc bulo , Ohio Complimenfs 0F HOTEL ASHTABULA Famous For Fine Food Compliments of REED'S DRY CLEANING 424 W. 32nd Sf. Ashtabula, Ohio 992-6386 Congratulations fo the Class of I967 MCCULLOUGH'S PHARMACY 1 1H Thoyer Avenue a Prescription Special ?sfs 964-3384 6.436 2 LR Wang Lo Touroine Coffee Company Congratulations, Class of 1967 Importers and Roasters Coffee and Tea You Might as Well Ha ve fhe Best. Congratulations to Class of '67 CABOT TITANIA CORPORATION Middle Road Ashfobula , Ohio Complimenfs of COMPANY Ashfobulu, Ohio Compliments of Pinney Dock 8t Transport Co. Sfevedores--Warehouses Termi nol --Opera tors Dealers in Aggregates and Sand Equipmenf Rental and Confrocfing Congratulations CAMPUS DONUT SHOP 1030 Lake Avenue Coffee Bar Congrofulofionsl BOB MOTTA'S BODY SHOP 3949 Rt. 20 East Complete Auto Body Work and Painting Congratulations fo the Class of 1967 PAYNE'S HARDWARE 134 W. 46th St. Ashtabula, Ohio For Tops in Hardware THE A. LOUIS SUPPLY CO. 5610 Main Ave. Ashfobulo, Ohio Phone 216-997-5161 PlumbingnHeoting--Elecfricol Builder's Hordware-- Industrial Supplies Wholesale Only RICHARDSON1S SHOES Truly Tough Footwear in All Ways 4435 Main Avenue Congratulations to 'rhe Class of 1967 AMIDON'S TYPEWRITER CO. 5407 Main Ave. Ashtobula, Ohio Best Wishes Class of 1967 ASHTABULA FLOOR COVERING INCORP. Ed Schillo 997-5681 vu- Congrofulofions to the Class of 1967 FRANK NAPPI'S PLAZA Best in Meats 2012 West 11th Street 964-7119 Compliments of GILLETLY'S RESTAURANT NOTTER ELECTRIC 5048 Lake Road West COMPANY Ashfobulcl, Ohio Compliments of 3042 W. 13th St. BLAIR MOVING AND STORAGE Ashtobula, Ohio 2350 Lake Ave. 963-1365 Ashtabulo, Ohio THE OHIO PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTING CO. Class of '67 Complete Communications Distributors of Budweiser, Michelob, Duke, P.O.C., Silver Top, San Miguel and Cincinnati Cream Beers. : ' , 97? 3ng Ballonfine 0nd O'Keefe's Ale. Colt 45 Mult Liquor. Italian Swiss Colony, Taylor's Meier's, Mogen David, Monishewifz, and Richard's Wild Irish Rose Wines. THE ASHTABULA TELEPHONE CO. MELHANICAL CONI'RACTOPS ' DESIGNERS I ERECTDRS - FAIHICATDHB Congratulations to the Class of '67 LAKE SHORE STEEL CD. 529 FRONT STREET OP. 0. BOX 3017 O ASHTABULA. OHIO 44004 PHONE 216 964-3022 LAKESIDE DRY CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Modern Odorless M E M 3 ER Phone 964-7160 1623 West 9th Sf. Ashfobula, Ohio Congratulations! Compliments of CHARLES POTTI LUUWEBBPUHCH The Memorial Chapel LOUIS STAGECOACH The Best in Steaks 5205 Lake Road Wesf AshfobUla, Ohio Congrofulofions To fhe Class of '67 THE M NATIONAL BANK 6c TRUST CO. OF ASHTABULA Ashfobulo, Ohio Congratulafions 'ro fhe Class of 1967 John M. Soderstrom 8 Son Construction Company Residenfio I --Commercio I Industrial 6640 Lake Road West Ashtabulo , Ohio Congratulations RANTALA'S STOP-N-SHOP 1031 Lake Avenue Ashfobula, Ohio 964- 881 1 Congratulations, Class of 1967 EILEEN,S WATCH REPAIR 81 JEWELRY Diamond Restyl ing Qua l ify Merchandise at Discount Prices 1471 West 5th 964-3155 STAPLETON ' S SOHIO SERVICE Best Wishes from SUPERIOR CAM ERA SHOP AND STUDIO 4636 Main Avenue Ashtobulo, Ohio Compliments of ALBERT M. HIGLEY COMPANY Address P.O. Box 1647 Ashfobula, Ohio General Contractors Congratulations to the Class of 1967 MAPLE RIDGE GOLF COURSE Rf. 45 North of Ausfinburg Volkswagen CALLIHAN MOTORS 1718Loke Ave. Tel ephone 964-7156 Your Northeastern Ohio Building Headquarters THE J. G. LAIRD LUMBER COMPANY Corner of Lake Avenue and West 8th Street Laird Lumber ls Norfheosfern Ohio's Compbfe One-Sfop Lumber Store for All Your Building Needs Congratulations to the Class of 1967 BAILEY'S SOHIO A : SOHIO 1 '7 - 4. Carpenter Rood Thomas L. Bailey Compliments of ART TAYLOR STUDIO 433 East Main Street Geneva Phone 466- 1428 Congrcfulcfions to the Class of 1967 TALLBACKA UPHOLSTERING 428 Center Sfreef Congrafulofions fo the Class of 1967 MORRISON'S RADIO SUPPLY 331 Center Street Ashfobula, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1967 JERRY SINKLER'S ASHTABULA FORD 4733 Park Avenue Ashtabulo, Ohio Class of '67 Congratulations From $64M ; REALTY COMPANY 4120 Lake Avenue Ashtobulo, Ohio Good Luck, Class of 1967 DUCRO FURNITURE COMPANY Main of Center Street Since 1853 SAJOVIC'S CARRY OUT All Legal Beverages Party Snacks M. C. ROBINSON 89 CO. Ready Mixed Concrete Coal and Building Supplies 4807 Park Ave. 992-3196 Congratulations ASHTABULA PAPER AND TWINE 515 West 48th St. Ashfobulo, Ohio Compliments of HARMON INSURANCE AGENCY H15 Thoyer Ave. Noppi's Plaza Hair Fashions 1442 W. Prospect Road Scybrook Plaza Ashtobulo, Ohio For a Lovelier You Courtesy of LAKE CITY PLATING COMPANY I701 Lake Avenue Ashtobulo, Ohio 964-3555 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 from Isaly Dairy CO. ST. ANGELO'S FOOD MKT. 3300 State Rd. 525 Lake Avenue Ashfobulc, Ohio Ashfobulo, Ohio Compliments of Reactive Metals, Inc. Ashfobula Plonfs Manufacturers of: Metallic Sodium-- Chlorine--Sodium Peroxide--Zirconium-- Titanium gag; A Nice Place to Shop CARLISLE-ALLEN CO . Ashfobu lo--Poinesvi I Ie Geneva--Niles Compliments of ZIEGLER'S Heating . . . Cooling . . . Sheet Metal Congratulations, Class of 1967 CEDERQUIST JEWELERS A. J. Anderson, Prop. 4646 Main Avenue Ashfobulo, Ohio Congratulations, Class of 1967 QUCKEIIS DUCKY'S FURNITURE 457 Lake Avenue Ashfobula, Ohio Commercial Bank THE SPOT All Legal Beverages Pizza and Beer Carry Out 1451 VV. 5fh Sr. Ashfabulo, Ohio Our Congratulations to the Class of 1967 MAURICE GILBERT INSURANCE AGENCY 964- 3371 Protect Your Happiness Congratulations! FORINASH RADI'O 81 TV, INC. 4908 Main Ave.--Ashfobulo 997-0816 Complete Line of Color TV Block 81 White TV, Radio 81 Stereo Zenith, Philco, SefchelI-Carlson Where the Accent Is on Service Congratulations to the Class of 1967 THE PAINESVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 4636 Valley View Blvd. w mg 091$ Ashfobu Io , Ohio Congratulations! STERLING JEWELERS Your Jewelry Corner Corner of Main Ave. and Center St. Ashtabula, Ohio Jock Myers, Proprietor Congratulations to the Class of 1967 TOPKY HARDWARE COMPANY 109 West 5th Sfreef Serving Ashfobulo and Northeast Ohio for 79 Years DE MARCO PLUMBING 82 HEATING Erskine 8x Sons, Inc. Bulk Commodities--Trucking Service--Radio Dispatched P.O. Box 61 Tel: 216-224-2033 North Kingsville Ohio HlL-MAK FISHERIES 1619 West 5th Street Telephone: 964-3222 Hove Vim--Sfcy Slim Eat Foods 'rhaf Swim Congratulations to The Class of 1967 HARBOR DEPARTMENT STORE - X. ASHTABULA - HARBOR - OHIO Congratulations to the Class of '67 MARY LOU,S CONFECTIONERY Sandwiches and Light Lunches ! snmm ! Soft Drinks Milk Shakes and Sundoes 964-7905 1477 West 5th Street Ashtabulc, Ohio Good Luck, Seniors Congratulorions! B. J. BAKER EDGEWOOD DRY CLEANERS Bicycle Sales and Service 4745 Main Ave. Across From the Playhouse 31 16 State Road Schwinn Bikes Are Our Specialty Ashfobulo, Ohio Congratulations! Compliments of Tune Ups 0' LEARY'S Broke Servuce SHOE STORE Muffler Service 8th and Lake Avenue 1037 West Fifth Street HARBOR MOBIL SERVICE Ashtobulo, Ohio Congratulations, Class of 1967 Redmond's Golden Down Where QUALITY Foods Are Sold at Low Prices Visit Our Carry Out Food Counter . 5110 Lake Road West Ashtobulo, Ohio Congratulations 1'0 the Class of 1967 W. H. FLOWER CO. Cool 84 Builder Supplies 858 West 52nd 993-7321 Congratulafions! LANGER JEWELERS Ashtabulo's Only Authorized Dealer Keepsake DIAMOND RINGS 4540 Main Ave . Ashfobulo, Ohio Congratulafions to The Class of '67 BILICIC'S MUSIC For Records 84 Sheef Music Check our fine line of instru- ments and accessories. 1489 W. 5th Sf. 964-9432 Compliments of BOB HEADMAN'S GULF SERVICE Corner of State Road and Rte. 20 992-0241 JACK'S AUTOMARINE Inboard 84 Oufbocrd Repairs Liffing--Sforoge--Dockage So I vage Mercury--MerCruiser Texaco Marine Products Congratulations to the Senior Class HARBOR FEED AND COAL COMPANY, INC. 934 Lake Avenue Ashfobulo, Ohio Brenny Buys a New Dress-- Paige, a Car Coat: Making the Sale Is Mrs. Ann Niemela of: RegneHs, Inc. 4601 Main Ave. Phone 993-5861 Congratulations to the Senior . Class MABELLE'S 4524 Main Ave . Ashfobula, Ohio Congratulations! LAKE- HARBOR LAUNDROMAT 433 Lake Avenue Ashtobulo, Ohio THOMPSON'S 59: . . . $1.00 Notions, School Supplies, Threads 523 Lake Avenue Ashfobulo, Ohio Mc DONALD'S Carry Out Restaurant Across from Saybrook Plaza Look for the Golden Arches The One Stop For All Your Lumber Needs DODGE LUMBER CO. 615 West 48th Sfreef Phone 993-5251 or 997-3666 BROUGHTON BEVERAGE INC. Yo-Hoo Mountain Dew Compliments of THE CARLSON STEEL AND FABRICATING COMPANY 478 East 5th Street 964-9466 Ashtabula, Ohio PASSELLA INSURANC E AGENCY Ann Passellc--5722 Lake Ave. Anfhony Possella--Ashtobula, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1967 THE VOGUE Sportswear To Ready You for a Busy Summer 4624 Main Ave. Congratulations, Seniors! :2 .i 2 Sutherland Marine Co. West 5H1 and Coyne in the Harbor Compliments of 4530-4532 Me in Ave. Always First Quality Congratulations! w - , Mfg - c..- fWQHg u E'FWOL WQ;T : ' L. ,Aj Va GLOBE-BELL RemodeHng Is Our ONLY Business GEDEONS Remodeling Specialists Geneva 466-3080 Ashfobulo 963-2883 Congrcfulofions, Class of '67 Compliments of CHILDS MOTORS INC. EDGEWOOD Pontiac and Cadillac PHARMACY Quality and Good Will Used Cars 3302 State Road Ashfobulo, Ohio THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. Color Headquorfers Phone 997-4306 Free Prescription Delivery 4535 Main Avenue Ashtabulo, Ohio Congratulations fo the Class of 1967 HARBOR GULF SERVICE 663ml? Lake Ave. and Carpenter Rd. Congratulations to fhe Class of 1967 THE FASHION 4643 Main Avenue Ashfobulo, Ohio Complimenfs OF VERN'S T.V. Sylvania Top-Rated Color T.V. Olympic World Leaders in Combinations 1712 Lake Avenue 964-9222 Congra fulofions EDGEWOOD HARDWARE CO . 3240 State Road Ashtabula, Ohio Complete Line of Sporting Goods Congratulations to the Class of 1967 ROYAL CROWN COLA BOTTLING CO. 2605 Crane Avenue Ashtobula, Ohio DON JASKELA Risto Niemi N210 anus We Call For and Deliver Phone 964-7182 l027 Lake Ave Ashfobulo, Ohio DELL-RUTH FLOWERS 234-236 Progress Place Dial 993-6495 Ashfobula, Ohio Congratulations Our Photographs Have that Speaking Likeness Class of 1967 with Lasting Qualify CHILDS FUNERAL HOME HERRON STUDIO Vinfon N. Herron Prospect Rood Ashtobula Ashfobulc, Ohio Dial 992-9326 Where Thousands Save MiIIions Four Convenient Offices To Serve You 4438 Main Ave . 625 Lake Ave. 64 S. Broadway 225 High St. Ashfobulc Ashfobulo Geneva Fairport Congratulations to the Compliments of Senior Class SUNBEAM BREAD CHAPEL HILLS GO LF COURSE FIRCH BAKING CO. Ausfinburg Rood Ashfobulc, Ohio 937 52nd Street Compliments KORPI'S ALINEMENT SERVICE 1803 Lake Avenue 993-3721 KORPI'S PET SUPPLY 1803 Lake Avenue 993-372 1 Junior Agent 1966767 HARBOR REALTORS 1102 Lake Avenue Let Us Core for Your Crowning Glory 111 PHI NCESS:pauQa Salon 1708 West 13th St. 964-3715 Compliments to the C1055 of '67 from All of Us at HAROLD BOWDLER MARKET 1800 Prospect Rood Ashtabulo, Ohio Quality Is Our Standard of WINKELMAN'S Compl imenfs of The AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Congratulations COBBLEDICK BUICK-OLDSMOBILE INC. 2919 North Ridge East Ashfobulo Never Undersold by Quality Competition Congrofubfions C. V. CAPP Commerc io I--Residenfiol--Indus+rigl Ashtabuio , Ohio Congratulations Class of '67 THE RASER TANNING COMPANY MAN Y THANKS TO OUR PATRON S Mr . and Mrs. Robert A. Adams Miss Darla Livingston Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Baker Mr. and Mrs. JOB R . McMillan Mr. and Mrs . Pat Bullo Mr. and Mrs . L. A. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Harold 17 . Bciring Moatello Insurance CO . Brown's Furniture Dr. and Mrs. john R. Mumma Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Colicchio Dr. and Mrs. Carl U. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Courts Mr. and Mrs . Paul Piipponen Fantasy House of Fashion Coiffurcs Mra . A. L. Prentice Forsyte's Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Rice Mr . and Mrs . Herbert Gill Mr. and Mrs . Niles Sanficld William Giordun Dr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Shuul Mr. and Mrs . Samuel Goldstcin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheppard Mr. and Mrs . Donald Hastings Mr. and Mrs . E. W. Sheppard Mr. and Mrs . Charles B. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs . H. C . Smalley Mr. and Mrs . S. F. Hill Stan's Delicatessen Mr. and Mrs . john D. Huggins Mr. and Mrs . Marvin Stcbbins Mr. and Mrs . A. R. Jana Mr. and Mrs . Leslie P. Swanson Mr. and Mrs . Herbert johnson Mr. and Mrs . Carl Waid Mr. and Mrs. Eugene jokilehto Mr. and Mrs . Marvin Warren junior Boot Shop White Shield Harbor Mariner Athletic Boosters AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS . :P' Q ' '1: 'D $.:;- . Q m. 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