Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1968 volume:

HAPPINESS, J IS THE HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL TABLE OF CONTENTS ASHTABULA, OHIO ADMINISTRATION . . 13 SENIORS ....... 23 UNDERCLASSMEN . . 59 HONOR ........ 79 ACTIVITIES . . . . . 89 ORGANIZATIONS . . 109 SPORTS . ...... 133 ADVERTISING. . . . 163 HAPPINESS IS FAMILIAR PLACES HAPPINESS IS LEARNING HAPPINESS IS SHARING a w n TM' 7 u HAPPINESS IS CREATING r , , . , - I ,, n . . . , 1 . hm . '7 ' .- 7 l t m a . . ' ; V e L 'F 11'. . ' $3.531: ' ' ,- DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1968, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Wil- liam Wasulko, who has taught at Harbor for the past nine years. AS athletic director, coach, and teacher, Mr. Wasulko combines ability and learning with a dry wit and an infectious laugh. We may not remember all the math he tried to teach us, but we will recall his wit and humor. Though we may not be able to add 2+2 without counting on our fingers, we can add 4B+2B tor not ZBl. For both his teaching and his congenial personality we express our appreciation. 015 PEOPLE WHO 'X WANT TO HELP QR. ULTgKKA Q r 5 INES'IERATION Charles .X. Meistcr. Charles Shcppmi Miss chrictt.1 Mckinscn' Board Pres. Richard V. P.1x'01ixm Cum 8 Shchion. Mrs, Iilltm C, Chcnct'. Vicc-Pws. ADMINISTRATION Supygrinicndenl gt Schools A. A. C mduh, .Xssismm Supmimmmiun? $.13 ' 2:3 $ I I have only been at Harbor High School a very short time, but as the year pro- gressed I feel Igot to know the Class of 1968 quite well. I have but one message to relay to you graduates. The person who longs to visit new places and taste novel experiences takes with him many mental mem entos through which he compares, evaluates, and participates. I know your high school years at Harbor have been the most wonderful you could experience, but don't let them stop now. Continue to study, experience, learn, and to seek the realm of wealth and for- tune that exists to all man, for a person who has had a cultural, well rounded, and broad heritage stands ready to give, share, and receive. Take advantage of every opportunity society and the world has to offer, set your goals high, and don't be satisfied with anything but achieving those goals. Join those who have attained those ulti- mate goals, but remember--GIVE, SHARE, AND RECEIVE. With this in mind, I extend my sincere congratulations to the class of '68. meg Assistant Principal The pleasure received from the associ- ation with students like you of Harbor High School cannot be expressed in the few words written here. You are or will be the graduates of Har- bor, and for this you can be justly proud that you have contributed toward making yours the best school. Yours is a heritage and a tradition which came from the past, is furthered in the present, and will continue in the future. Remember these days, these associations, and these high standards of which you are a part. Take with you knowledge and under- standing, molding them into wisdom making this the beginning of citizenship, leadership, and service to your com- munity, country, and World. Congratulations and best Wishes for continued success in the years to come. Principal Mrs. Tellervo Scbell Mrs. Delores Carter Mrs. Elizabmh Merritt Mrs. Edna Beckman GUIDANCE Miss Eleanor Tilton Mr. Stanley Herman CAFETERIA Mrs. Mabel Ray, Mrs. Wanda Benjamin, and Mrs. jean Andolsek. ,5 .Q. MrSA Marie Mattem, Mrs. Hallie Leitsch, and Mrs. Genevra Ducro. CUSTODIANS Cleaning Lady, Head Custodian, Mr. Bernard Laamanen, and Mr. . Mrs. Sephie Mozzocco George Davis Ed. KOSki. Custodians. Mr. Pete Carlson, ROW 1: JOHN ABEL, B.A. Muskingum College, Edinboro State College for additional work. Teaches Boys' H.S.P.E. EDV'VARD ARMSTRONG, B.A. Glenville State College. Additional work at Edinboro State College and West Virginia University. Teaches Social Studies. MRS. GERALDINE ARNOLD. B.A. Otterbein College and M.A. Ohio State University. ROW 2: MRS. JUANITA BAILY, BA. Asbury College. Additional work at Kent State University, Ohio State University, Ohio University, and Ball State Teachers College. Te aches Home Economics. MRS. LYNN BOLLMAN, BS. in Business Office Education at Kent State University. Te aches Business classes. MISS MARY BOYCE, B.A. Drum; College and M .A. at Vanderbilt University. Teaches Senior English and Journalism. Now hold still if you want to keep that eye. ROW' 1: MR. LARRY BRAGGA, 13.5. Ohio SLuLe UniversiLy. 'I'cdches Biology and Speech. NKR. STEVE CANDEIA, B.S. Kent State University. Teaches General Science and Senior Science. MR, SALVADORF. CARNABUCI. B.S. Pennsylvania State College, MS. Texas A. and M. Teaches Physics, General Science, and Earth Science. MRS. CONNIE CHMIELEWSKI, 8.8. Edinboro State College. Teaches Algebra I and General Math. ROW 2: MRS. JANE CLARK, B.A. Indiana University. Also attended Lake Erie College, Western Reserve University, Wisconsin University, and Kent State University. Teaches Girls' Physical Education and Health. MRS. MARY JANE DEMARCO, B.A Buldwin-Wallace College. Attended Kent State. Teaches English. MRS. ESTHER EDEBURN, B.A. Wooster College, M .A. Ohio State University. Also attended Western Reserve University, Indiana University, zmd Edinboro College. Teaches English. MR. RAYMOND EDEBURN, B.A. Youngstown University, M.A. Edinboro College. Teaches English and Sociology. ROW 3: MRS. MABEL ELLZEY, B.A. Geneva College. Also attended Kent State University, Case Western Reserve. Teaches French. MR, ELMER GRAY, B.A. Mount Union College. Teaches Driver Education. MRS. ROZELLA HARPST, 8.5. Mercyhurst. Teaches Home Economics. MR. ROBERT L. HUFF 13.5. Louisiana State University, M .E. Louisiana State University. Teaches American Hlstory and Economics. ROW 1: OLIVER KAURA, B.A. and MA. Kent State University. Teaches Instrumental Music. DANA LAMB, B.S. Mount Union College, Masters in Math, University of Pittsburgh. Teaches General Science and Math. LARRY IANDFRIED, B.M. Youngstown University. 13 assistant band director. RICHARD LENHART, B.A. Waynesburg College. Teaches Psychology and Math. ROW 2: MRS. HELEN MCCRATH, B.S. Cleveland Institute of An. Teaches Art. MISS ANN MONACO, B.A. Mount Mercy College. Teaches Spanish. FRANK NEAL, 13.5. Youngstown University. Teaches Business and Economics. MRS. LILA O'CONNOR, 8.5. St. Louis University, also attended Lake Erie College. Teaches Biology and Geometry. ROW 3: MISS BETTY JEAN O'DELL, B.A. West Virginia University, also attended Ohio State University and Fairmont State Teachers College. Teaches English and Speech. DAVID O'DELL, B.A. Fairmont State Teachers College. Teaches World History and American History. JAMES ORR, B.A. Fairmont State Teachers College. Teaches Boys' H.S.P.F.. MRS. MADCE PONTIUS, B.S. Ohio State University, Masters in Education, Miller College. Teaches Health. Tho Pizza Villa in on lhu phone. Do you de plain or pepperoni ?H ROW 1: GEORGE PUCHAN, B.S. Kent State University. Teaches Indusuial Arts. MRS. KAREN ROBINSON, B.S. Indiana State Teachers College. Teaches Vocational Business. MISS SUE SANNER. B.KI.E.--Txr1.N'l.E. Kent State Univursity. Teaches Vocal Music. ROW 2: RAY SEALS, B.A. Hendrix College, B.D. Oberlin Theological School. Teaches Latin. MR. HARRYLEE UTZ, B.A. Fairmont State College, M.A. Univer- sity of West Virginia. Teaches Chemistry and General Science. MR, WILLIAM WASULKO, 15.5. Alliance College. Teaches Advanced Math and Algebra. ROBERT W'EINER TMRS. HELEN VVICHT BUS University of B.S. Purdue University; Pittsburgh. Teaches Kent State. Teaches social studies. algebra and shop math. MRS, AUDRFF. MYERS B.A. University of Akron; Ohio State, Kent State. Mrs. Myers passed away suddenly last fall after teaching at Harbor High for three years. Prior to that she taught at Station Street, Bunker Hill, and West Junior High Schools. She taught Freshman English and served as an adviser for the fresh- man Class. WILBERT VVILIEY B.S. University of West Virginia; Kent State, Edinboro Suite. Teache industrial arts. S HAPPINESS ,5 IS BEING SENIOR K G The Senior Class Officers pictured at the left are Rosemari Hummer, treasurer; Cindy Nappi, secretary; Martha Shaul. vice-prcsident; and David Cunningham. president. THE CLASS OF 1968 The class of 1968 is the last Class that attended Harbor High in the seventh grade, since the next year the seventh and eighth grades were sent to junior high schools. After tasting high school life, we found it hard to adjust to eighth grade away from Harbor in the new junior high set-up. Anxiously we awaited our return as freshman. Back at Harbor in the ninth grade we organized ourselves into a class by electing officers, the first of many such elections in which our Class was to be involved. To raise money we held bake sales and a car wash. As sophomores we were for the first time upperclassmen. This new confidence showed itself especially in the interclass basketball tournaments. We walked away with most of the honors, including girls' champion team and most enthusiastic class . By holding more bake sales, the traditional bottle drive, and the car wash before the prom, we added to our treasury. Through all these ac- tivities ran the daily schedule of our classes. In our junior year we added to our list of achievements. We put on our class play Time Out for Ginger; we held a very suc- cessful candy drive; we again took many of the honors at the basket- ball tournaments; and we donated the largest sum of any class to the United Appeal Drive. Our enthusiasm and spirit infected the whole school. Although we were kept busy with school work and activities, we never forgot the prom we were going to put on in the spring. The Prom Committee started making plans the summer before and con- tinued meeting almost every Sunday throughout the year. As May drew near, those with the most responsibility started panicking, wonderingr whether things would go as planned. But once more, our Class united and worked together; and us the week of Construction progressed, tlmse of us who could spare a minute to look saw arbors taking shape, gardens springing up, wallpaper taking the place of brick, a white mansion rising--the whole being transformed into u Southern garden The final result surpassed even our expectations. The night of our prom will be one of the most beautiful memories we shall keep of our high school life. Our senior year finally arrived. lVo more looking up to seniors in awe, wondering what it was like to he at the top. We were there! Now our minds turned toward the future, toward graduation and what we would do after. Our time became filled with college enw trance examinations, guidance meetings, ordering announcements and caps and gowns, filling out college applications. Of course, there was the present to think of, too; our class's puttingr out the yearbook, Class plays, assemblies. Seniors walked around school, groggy from lack of sleep, trying to keep things straight, Act IV and V of MACBETH for tomorrow . . . Year- book deadline the twenty-ninth . . . W:JQ . . . je me love, tu te leve . . . We're voting on announcements tomorrow . . sin OHBl : sinAcosB + cosAsinB . . . I lost my lunch ticket . At last graduation neared. Looking back, we remembered paraphrasing ROMEO AND JULIET, the record xVA. bf. 1,. mm . . Wm Run, Baby, Run, hearing, Buty- ric acid! Stay away from me, repeating s-i-l-heO-u-e-t-t-e. We remember the hard work, the fun, the many friends we made, the pride we showed in our school. We also realized the dedication our teachers and administrators had ex- hibited, as they spent much of their lives preparing us, seniors and un- derclassmen, for ours. We thank them for that. As we leave Harbor, we would like to leave a message for the students who follow us. We hope that you will show by your actions and spirit, as we have done, that Happiness is Harbor High School! The Senior Class advisers are Mr. David O'Dell and Mrs. Karen Robinson. LINDA MARIE AHO Quit persecuting me! JOANN ELAINE ALPINE MARK ANDREWS KATHY LYNN BABBS ROBERT JOHN BARLOW DAVID C. BARRICKMAN JEFFREY ALBERT BFCKWITH CRAIG ALLEN BEHN FRED BENEDICT JOHN BARRY BENNETT CHRISTINE OLDHAM BENT HELEN MARIE BIHLAJAMA FRANK ALLEN BILICIC JANICE BOND MARY LOU BOSSLEY FAYE LANNETTE BRAGG KEN BRAKE JOYCE BROWN MICKEY BROWN SHARON BRUNELL THOMAS XVAYNE BRUNELL If I may say :1 word . . . MARY I. BUCKO DALE R. BURNS ALBERT JAMES CALDERONE ALFRED JESSE CALDERONE II VERITY JANE CALLENDER CALLIHAN ANTHONY CALLIPARI CATHLEEN L. CAMERON Did you say to put thinner in this? GARY CAN'ZONETTA DENNIS VERNON CAPP PATRICIA ANN CARLSON WILLIAM JAY CARTNER JERRY CHURCH KEN COBB ROGER COLBY RAYMOND CONLEY JOHN CRAVEN DAVID CARL CUNNINGHAM PATTY DAVEY CARL DEMETER PATRICIA ANN DiMARE ELIAS DRAGON WILLIAM E. EAGLE, JR. DEBBIE EDWARDS FRANK ENRICCO FAYF, FIDDLER DAVID RICHARD FLOWER What? Type the Senior Directory over! JoANN FRATIS LEE FRITTS BARBARA KATHERINE GARUFI PAT GluN'l'ENE JICRALD L. GLATZ I hate dry sandwiches ! CARMI'ILA GOLINO WALLACF H. GOOD. JR. PA'I'RICIA M. GORDON JAMES GREENAWALT BECK Y ANN HACKATHORN EDWARD ALLEN HAICHT DAVID HAMALAINEN BONNIE LOU HAMILTON RICHARD L. HARVEY JUDY HICKS CARY BI-NJAMIN HOSKINS DONALD HUFFMAN JUDITH LFF. HUGGINS ROSEMARI HUMMER WILLIAM EDWARD JASKELA JOSEPH C. JOHNSON Oh, those Spanish jokes! MARY JOHNSON GARY 1.. JOKINIFMI 3k VICKY LYN KANGAS CAROL ANN KANTORAK DUANE LINGWOOD KEMP DORENE JEANNE KOMOCAR LORETTA JANE KOMOCAR LYNN MARIE KOTILA BARBARA KUNKLE REBECCA JANE LABRY W's 7x M ; SANDRA LOUISE CANDY LH-ITONEN HELEN LINNA LAUTERBACH LINDA SUE LLOYD GLORIA JEAN LUOMA GARY MACKYNEN Who would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him? HERMAN L. MADDEN, JR. How did she manage to get out? JOS EPH ROBERT MARINCHAK ANN MARTELLO KATHY JEAN MATSON DAVID CARL MAZZOLA mil JERRY MCCAFFERTY DAVID VERN MCCLINTIC CHARLES DAVID MCENDREF DENNIS McKhNZIE JIM MC MORRIS CHERYL LYNN MELARACNO GERALD R. MILLER KURT MILLER TRAC Y P. MITCHELL, JR. TERRY I,. MOHR LONNIE GENE MORRIS ENCIE JANE MOSSFORD LINDA ANN MOTTA DONNA MUNCER CRAIG MYLLYMAKI ANTHONY STEPHEN NAPOLITAN CYNTHIA MARIE NAPPI MARC RICHARD NORDQUEST DAVID CHARLES NORMAN ALLEN OLLIKAINEN WILLIAM OLIVER No, we can't stand like that! THOMAS VAUGHN OLSEN MARGARET IONE ONION SHERRY YVONNE OSSMAN NANCY PAANANEN Who says seniors have a low point of concentration ? I u 3 Vi A - ffim rmvlajmmj J I. ' .qu PATRICIA LYNN PERUGINE AMY JANE PETERSON FRANCHL PETROS X - MARY JANE PIERCE PATRICIA LOUISE PIPER PAULA JEAN PLONA DAVE PUCHAN KAREN MARIE RAISANEN IAYNF LOUISE RAY SANDY RI NNICK SHARON CAROLI: ANNE RLXROAD JOE RICH JUDITH ANN RICHARDS TIMOTHY ROBERTS JOANNE FRANCES ROBINSON DAVID RUUSKA Not spaghc Lti aga in ? AMY JOY SCHNEIDER FREDERICK SCHROEDER DONALD EDWARD SCOTT DOROTHY MARY SERZYNSKI SCOTT SHEI UIAMMER MARTHA JANE SHAUL 508 no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. RICHARD D. SINTIC CHERYL ANNE SIRONEN WARREN SNITCHER ALAN SPOSITO f DONNA ANN STANDY DAVID STOWERS RUTH E. SULIN BONNIE RAE TAYLOR BETH ANN THORPE JEANNE LOUISE TOOMEY DANNY TREDEN'IV GAYE ELIZARPTH TUURI SUSAN TYLER RONALD LEE VALERIO ANGEL M. VILLAIBA G. DOROTHEA ANN VITALE CHARLES E. WALLER CAROL LOUISE WATSON ELAINE EDITH WESTLAKE JANIS CAII, HWSNYAI GREGORY DANIEL ZANNELLI IV OT PIC TUR Ii D: RICHARD AZZANO AMOS L. BRADLEY WARREN CAMPBELL CURTIS CAUDILL JACK COACH DALE COLANTINO DEBORAH LEIGH DE LUCA LORI DE ZOLT VICKY GARNEY BRUCE E. GOFF CHARLES L. LUNDSTROM CHARLIE NOTARIANNI DAVID PHELPS NICK SANTILL JOAN THOMPSON JAMES WILSON WALLACE STAN WILLIAMS We've reached the top! ' MARY NEWLUN U 7 t! The few people who were close to Gary Bcckwith knew his humor and wit. Al- though he was quiet, laughter and lup- piness surrounded him. IN MEMORIAM Two boys, Mark Sheldon and Gary Bcckwith, who were our classmates for many years, will not graduate with us actually; but we want to remember here that they were members of our class, whom many 01' us knew and fondly remember. As Mark Sheldon passed away during sixth grade, many of our class did not know him. Those of us who did know him recall him as an active boy who never seemed to run out of energy. We will never forget him, Linda Marie AhO: Band 1, 2,3, 4; Band Council 4; Class Play 3; 1props1; F.T.A. 3; Intramurals 3.4; Latin Club 1; Majorettes 3, 4; Seniors Girls 4; Hi-Y Teens 1. Joann Elaine Alpine: A.F.S. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2 areasureD 3 1vice-presiden0 4 1president1; Hi-Y Teens 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 3. 4 1secretaryx Senior Girls 4; Student Council 2; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Prom Committee; Quill and Scroll 4, Mark Andrews: Band 1, 2; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2 1presiden0; Football 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3,4; Monogram Club 3, 4 1presiden0; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Men 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 1presi- demo; Prom Committee; It's Academic 4 4a1ternatey Richard Azzano Kathy Lynn Babbs: A.F.S. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 1secretary1; HPY Teens 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Red Cross 2, 3; Senior Girls 4; Prom Com- mittee. Robert John Barlow: Baseba113,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; Senior Men 4. David C. Barrickman: Football 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Sem- ior Men 4; Track 1, 2. Jeffrey Albert Beckwlth: Choir 3; Pep Club 1; Senior Men 4. Craig Allen Behn: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Council 4; Class Play 2, 4; Football 2, 3; Intramurals 2,3; Monogram Club 4; National Thes- pians 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sen- ior Men 4; Spanish Club 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4 1presi- deno. John Barry Bennett: Golf 1,3; In- tramurals 3; Red Cross 1; Senior Men 4. Christine Oldham Bent: A. F.S. 3; G.A.A. 3; Intramurals 2,4; Latin Club 4; National Thespians 2, 3, 4 areasuren; Red Cross 4; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Staff 1, 3; Prom Com- mittee 3. Helen Marie Bihlajama Frank Allen Bihcic: Choir 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 1, 2,3, 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4. Janice Ann Bond: A.F.S. 1, 2, 3; Class Officer areasurer 1, 2, 31; From Committee 3; Class Play 3,4; C.O.E. 41treasurer1; F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Hi-Y Teens 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Na- tional Thespians 3, 4; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Usher Squad 2, 3, 4. Mary Lou Bossley: A.F.S. Club 2,4; Art Club 4; Band 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; lntramurals 2,3,4; National Thespians 3, 4. Amos Bradley Faye Lanette Bragg: Art Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Intramurals 1, 2,3; National Honor Society 4; Red Cross 1, 4; Senior Girls 4 1presiden0; Prom Com- mittee; Usher Squad 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4 mnderclassmenh Y- Teens 1; Quill and Scroll 4. Ken Brake: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; Senior Men 4. Joyce Brown: F.H.A. 2,4; Hi-Y Teens 2, 4; Senior Girls 4; Y- Teens 1. Mickey Brown: Football 1, 2; In- tramurals 1, 2; Student Council 3; Senior Men 4; Track 2,3; H1- Y-Teens 2; Wrestling 3; V.I.C. 4 1president1. Sharon Brunell: A.F.S. Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Council 4; Choir 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Major: ettes 2, 3, 4; mead majorette 4;; Modern Dancers 3, 4; National Thespians 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Stage Band 3. Thomas Wayne Brunell: Band 1, 2, 3; Senior Men 4. Mary I. Bucko: C.O.E. 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Intramurals 1, 2; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 4. Da1e R. Burns: Baseball 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 3; Track. Albert James Calderone: Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Choir 4; Class Play 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4 Sergeant-at-armsh Na- tional Thespians 4; Senior Men 4; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y- Teens 2; Wrestling 3, 4. Alfred Jesse Calderone: Dist. Ed. 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Intra- murals 1,2, 3. 4; Track 1, 2; Hi- Y-Teens 2. Verity Jane Callender: Art Club 2; Newspaper Staff 1; Pep Club 2; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 1; French Club 2. Paul C. Callihan: A.F.S. 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Hi- Y 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Madrigals 2,3, 4; National Thespians 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. Anthony Callipari: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Senior Men 4; Tennis 3. Cathleen L. Cameron: Choir 4; Class Play 4; F.T.A. 3; Hi-Y Teens 2, 3; Intramurals 3; Latin Club 1; chsp.1pcr 54dff3,41 Scmor erls 4: Yedrbmk SmIT $3, 4: Y-Cmmcil 3. Wu'rcn lemphullz V . I . L'. .3. 4. Unry CLUIZUHCHJI Fowllxtll 2. 3, 4: Intrunmmls l. 2. 3. 4: Latin Huh 1.2; Monoglmn Club 3, 4; Scmor Mon 4: Tennis 3. 4. Dennis Vcrnnn Cupp: Bdnd I. 2; Cldss Play 4; lhmtlmll 1,2. .3. 4: 1mm mnmls l. 2. ,3. 4: Monugmm Club 4; Nutinnul Thespjuns 4: Red Cross 1, 2: Senior Men 4: Studcm Council 1; Tennis 3: Truck 1. 2. Patricia Ann Curlsun: Chlss Of- ficer l 4sccrclary4; F.T.A. 2; G , A.A, l, 2; Hi -Y Teens 2. 3; Inlmmuruls 1.2; Mudcrn Dancers 2. 3; Natinnul Thcspmns 2. '5; Student Comm! 1; Yeurhmm 5mm 9 Wllham juv Curmcr: Intramur- 115 2,4; 5611101; Mon 4. Curtis Cuudill Jerry Church: Senior Men 4. 4 Jack Coach: Scninr Men 4. Ken Cobb: Scninr Men 4; Truck 2. Dale Colantinu: Baseball 1.2. 3.4: Football 1,2; Inlramurals 1,2; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Senior Men 4; V,I,C. 4. Roger Colby: Basketball mum- agcn l. 2, 3, 4; Football OnanageH 1, 2; Hj-Y Teens 1, 2, 3. 4; Intra- murals l, 2, 3. 4; Monogram Club 3; Red Cross 1.2; Newspaper Staff 4; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 1. Raymond Conley: Senior Men 4. John Craven: Football 1; Hi:Y Teens 4; Intramurals 2, 3; Latin Club 2; Newspaper Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Red Cross 2; Senim; Mon 4: Student Unmml 4: Ycurlmnk 51.11'1' 4. Dzn-idC.1r1 Cunningham: LTLle Officer 3. I Wrath Claws Play 4'. HiiY Teens 4; Imrumumls 1. 2, 3. 4; thriguls 4; Nmruml Thcspluns 4; Senior Hun 4; Sth dun! Council 1, 2. 3, 4; Pram Com- mlttcc ,3. llny Davey: LThmr 2; G,A.A. 3; Imrmmnzlls 3; Scniur filrls 4. Huhorah Lwig'h licLucu: French Club 2. Tam DeMurcm: Bunglmll I.2; Ihmlhall 1.2,3; Hi-Y 'IL-uns 2. 3; Intrumuruls 1, 2. ,3. 4: Latin Club 1.2: RGd Cross 2. 3; Scniur Men 4; Student Cmmcil 2; Slugs Cum 11'12rack 1,2. Curl Demetcr: Intrumnmls 1.2, '3, 4; Seniur Men 4. Lori Deant: Dist. lid. 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Red Cross 1; Senior Girls 4. Eltriciu Ann DiMarc: A,I7.S. 1; Cheerleader 1. 4; Class Play 3; F.T.A. 3; G,A.A, 2,3,4; Hi-Y Teens 1; Intramurals 2. 3, 4; Lenin Club 2; National Thespians 3. 4; Senior Girls 4; French Club 3. 4. Elias Dragon: Senior Men 4. William E. Eagle. Jr.: Cross Country 2, 3; Intramurals 1.2. Debbie Edwards: G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Intramurals J, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 3; Student Council 1.2; Senior Girls 4. Frank Enricco: Football 1,2, 3, 4; HiiY Teens 4; Intramuruls l. 2, 3. 4; Monugrum Club 2, 3, 4; News- paper Staff 4; Senior Men 4; Track 1. 2, 3. Faye Fiddler: A.F.S. 3.4: F.T.A. 2,34hist0r1an4, 4; U.A.A. 3. 4 Hccu'lul'w; Intmmllmls $3. 4; Library Chm 1:5emur Girls 4: Spanish Club 2: Yearhnuk Staff 4. David Rlclmni Flower; A. 17.5. 2. 3. 4 heprcscnlutivck Basketball 1; Class Officer 2 mresidenn; I' . T. A. 2, 3, 4 WiCu-prcsidcnw; Coll 1. 2, 3, 4; HEY Teens 2. 3, 4; Monugmm Club 3. 4: Senior Men 4; Student Umnul 1.2. 3, 4; Spanish Huh 1, 2; l'shcr Squad 22 Yearbuuk Staff 1.2, Y-CoLmCH 4; Prnm Commlllcc 3 Jo Ann Frans: Dist. Ed. 4; F.11.A. l hxmnrtcm; Scniur Ujl'ls 4, Lee Frills: Inlramuruls 1.2; Scnjnr Mon 4. Vicky Gurney: Newspaper Stall 2. ,3; Scninr Girls 4; Spanish Club 1. Barbara Katherine Garufi: A, F.S 1.2.3 Wresidcnu; F.T.A. 3; G.A,A. l, 2, 3. 4; Hi-Y Teens 2; Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4; National I'Ionny Society 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Red Cross 2; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 2; Usher Squad. 4; Ycarhnnk Staff 2, 3, 4 4co-editor4; French Club 3, 4. Pat Gentenc: C.O.E. 4; F.H.A. l; IIi-Y Teens 2; Senior Girls 4; Stage Crew 3; Usher Squad 3, 4. Jerald L. Ulurz: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Council 4; Class Play 3, 4; Hi-Y Teens 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; National Thespiuns 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Red Cross 2. 3; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Yearbook Stuff 3, 4; Choir 4. Bruce E. Goff: Intramurals 2; Latin Club 1,2; Wrestling 3. Carmela Gonna: Choir 1. 2; C . A . A. 3; Intramurals 3; French Club 3, 4. Wallace 11. Good, Jr.: Band 1. 2. .3, 4: Class Play .3, 4: 111-Y Teens 2, 3, 4: Lutm Club 2; Drum Major 4: Nationdl 110nm; Sucicly 4; EM:- lional Thcrspiunu 3. 1: Red Crnss 3. 4; Senior Men 4; French Club .3, 4; 11's Academiu 4 hillarnalm. Patricia X1. Gordan: 11.178, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 53. 4: Chair 4; Class Play 4; 17.11.11. 1:11.;1..1. 3,4; Imm- muruls 1, .3. 4: 31111111151115 4; Now tmnal Theqwians 4: Senim' Cirlx; 4; Slugc Crew 3; Spanish Club 1. 2: Ycurhunk 511111 4; l'rcnch Club 3, 4. Valerie Ann Gmrmlcy: 1?.T.A. 3; Hi-Y Teens 2; 1.211111 C1L1b 1,2; Newspaper stuff 3; Yearbook Staff 2, 3. James Crccndwult: Baseball 1,2: Choir 2. 3: Class Play 4; Cross Country 3: Football 1: Mudrigals 2. 3: Natjunul Honnr Sncjely 4; Senior Mon 4; Spamsh Club 1, 2: Tennis 4; lehcr Squad 2; Y- Teens 3: French Club 3, 4; It's Academic 4. Betty Ann Hackuthorn: Choir 4: F.H.A.1,4;G.A.A.l;Sen10r Girls 4. Edward Allen Haight: Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Umnd captain 41; Band Coun- 6112,;$,4;Ba5ketbull l, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4 1secrcmry4trcusurcr1; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Men 4 areasurem; Studcm Counc11 2,3,4 Wice-presideno; Spanish Club 2; Tennis 3, 4; Truck 1. David Hamalainen: Cross Country 1. 2, 3, 4; Intramumls 3. 4; Mmm- gram Club 3, 4; Senior Men 4; Track 1. 4. Bonnie Lou Hamilton: Dist. Ed. 41secretary1; F.1'-1.A. 2, 3 156C- retarw; G.A,A. 3; Hi-Y Teens 2, 3; Intrumurals 2, 3; Red Cross 3 Gecretary -rreasurer1; Senior Girls 4. Richard L. Harvey: Imranmruh 1, 2; Rod Lirmss 4; Sem'nr Men 4. Judy Hicks: 11.14.81. Club 2, 3, 4; G . A.A. 2. 3, 4; Inlrunmrala 1, 2. 3. 4; Senior Ulrls 4: L'sher Squad 4; erhmk Stuff 2; French Club 3, 4. Gary 11131111: min Hoskms: C'rwsa Cmmn'y 4: 1m mmmmls 1. 2, 3. Munngmm Club 4: Scnjnr Men 4; Thick 4. Donald Hul'hnun: Band 1, 2., 4; Band Cmmml 4:0011 1, 3, 4: Pep Band 1, 2. 4; Semnr Men 4. judilh Lee Huggins: A. 17.5. Club 2. 3 15ccrcmry Wrensurcr, American 413'!ch Band 1; Chair 2. .3. 4: Class Play 4; 11.14.51. 1.2. 3,4 gargoumvutvurmsn In- trumumls 1. 2, .3. 4: Madrlguls 3. 4; Nutjnndl Thespiuns 4; Red Cross: 1, 2 1sccrctary 4treasurcr1. 3 hvice-presnicno, 4; Senjnr Clrls 4; Yearbook Stuff 4 1c0-edilnr suhscriptiunsk Prom Committee. Rnscnmri Hummer: Checrlcudcr 1. 2. 3. 4 1secretury-treasurer1; Class Officer 4 Oreasurem; F.T.A. 1;G.A.A. 1,2; Hi-Y Teens 2, 3 Secretary -treasurcr1; Intralmlruls 1, 2; Modern Dancers 2, 3, 4; National Thespians 2, 3, 4; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 4; 1'shcr Squad 2; Yearbook Stuff 1, 2, 3; From Committee. William Edwardjaskela: Basket- ball 1.2; Golf 1,2,15,41 Hi-Y Teens 1. 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4: Monngram Chm 3, 4; Senior Men 4; Student Council 2,4; Spun- ish Club 2; Yearbook Staff 2, 4, joseph C. Johnson: Senior Men 4. Ma ry johnson Gary L. Jukiniemi: Band 1; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Football Manager 2, 3; Intramurals 3. 4: Monogram Club 3, 4; Pep C1ub 1. 2,3, 4; Red Cross 1,3; Senimr Mon 4; Tuck 1. 2. 3; Operator 3. 4: From Com- mittee. Vlcky Ly'n Kangas: C . A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4 mctivities enmmittcc 2, 3, 41: Immmuruls 1, 2, .3. 4: 1min Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Red Cross 4; Y- Teens 1. 2. Carul Ann Kuntomk: Art Club 2.3,C1d55 Play 4:17.T.A, 4; C1.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramuruln 1.2.3.4: Senior Girls 4: L'shcr Squad :3, 4; Yearbook Stuff 4. Duane Ling'wrmd Kemp: Art Club 1; 111' rY Teens 1; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 1, 2. Dorcno Ieunne Kunwcur: 111-1' Teens 2: Senior Girls 4. Lurcnu Jane Komucan': Art Club 1; Inlrunmrals 1. Lynn Marie Kari In- .-X.17.S. 2, 3, 4; 0. LA. 1, 2, 3 1sccrctu1'y1. 4: Hi-Y Teens 2; Inlrumurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2 O'reasurem; Nulmnul Hnnor Society 3, 4 Wresi- dem1: Semor Curls 4 1treusurcr1; Student Council 1: Yearbook Stuff 1, 2. 3, 4 1literarycdimr1; Prom Committee. Barb Kunkle: F.H.A. 3; Hl-Y Teens 2, 3: Senior Girls 4; Ksher Squad 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Rebecca Jane Labry: A.F.S. 3,4; Arl Club 1, 2,3, 4; Class Play 3. 4; F.T.A. 2. 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Y Teens 4; Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4; Modern Dancers 3, 4; Va- tiunal Thespiuns .3, 4; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Y-Teens 4. Sandra Louise Luutcrbach: A.F.S. 2,3; Class Play 4; F.T,A. 3,4;G.A.A.1,2,3,4;Hi-Y Teens 2. 3, 4 1presidenr1; Intramurals 1, 2, :3; Latin Club 1, 2 1secretary1; National Honor Society 3, 4 Once- presidenn; National Thespians 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 4; Red Cross 1. 2; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 4; Usher Squad 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 1senior album edi- ton; French Club 4; Prom Com- mittee. Candy Lehtonen: G.A.A. 1,2,3 areasurery 4; Hi-Y Teens 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee. Helen Linna: Art Club 2, 3,4; Band 1, 2; Class Play 1, 2; Intra- murals 1, 2; Library Club 3; Red Cross 3; French Club 1. Lmda Sue Lloyd: A.F.S. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; 1n- tramurals 2. 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Charles L. Lundstro m Gloria Jean Luoma: A.F.S. 3; Art Club 2,3; C.O.E. 4; G.A.A. 1,3; Intramurals 1,3; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2, 3, 4 Secretary 41. Gary Mackynen: Intramurals 1,2; Senior Men 4; VIC. 4. Herman L. Madden, Jr.: Infra4 murals 2,3, 4; Senior Men 4. Joseph Robert Marinchak: Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 3. Ann Martello: G.A.A. 1,2,3; HLY Teens 4 1vice4president1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Senior Girls 4. Kathy Jean Matson: Class Play 3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Intramurals 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; National Thespians 3, 4; News- paper Staff 3, 4; Qu111 and Scroll 3, 4; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 4; French Club 3, 4. David Carl Mazzola: Choir 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 2,3,4; Hi-Y Teens 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; Monogram Club 4; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 4; Tennis 3, 4. Jerry Ix'lcCafferty: Senior Men 4; VIC 4 4Vice-presidcm'1. David Vern MCClinl'iC: Band 1; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Hi-Y Teens 1. 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Madrigals 4; Monogram Club 3.4; Red Cross 1, 2,4; Sen- ior Men 4; Student Councxl 3; Track 1, 2, 4. Charles David McEndrec: murals 2, 3; Senior Men 4. Intra - Dennis McKenzie: Basketball 3; Choir 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Senior Men 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Jim McMorris: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; 4corp. 0f propertyx Band Council 4; Football 1; Hi-Y Teens 2,3; Latin Club 1, 2; Monogram Club 4; Pep Band 4; Senior Men 4; Ten- nis 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4. Cheryl Lynn Melaragnu: Art Club 1,3,4; F,T.A. 2, 4; G.A.A. 1, 3, 4; Intramura1s 3; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 3. Gerald R. Miller: 2; Senior Men 4. Intramurals Kurt Miller: A.F.S. 2,3,4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Band Council 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Choir 4; Class Play 3,4;Footba111;F.T.A. 2, 3; Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; Madrigals 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 1Lreasurer1; Pep Band 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Senior Men 4; Student Council 4; Year- book Staff 4 1Advertising Editon; Stage Band 3, 4; Debate Club 4 Wice-presidenU; It's Academic 4. Tracy P. Mitchell, Jr.: Intra- murals 3, 4; Senior Men 4; Spam- ish Club 3; Wrestling 3, 4.' Terry L. Mohr: Band 1, 2. 3,4; Band Council 4; Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Band 3,4; Quill and Scrol1 4; Senior Men 4; Student Council 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; 4Sports Editor1. Lonnie Gene Morris: Latin Club 2, 3; Senior Men 4. Encie Jane Mossford: A.F.S. Club 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3,4; G.A.A, 1,2,3;1ntramurals 1,2,3; Library Club 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Semor Curls 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; French Club 1. 2,4; Prom Committee. Linda Ann Motta: A135. Club 2,3; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Hi-Y Teens 3; Intramur- als 1, 2. 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Sen- ior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4; French Club 3,4. Donna Munger: F.H.A. 2; Li- brary Club 1; Senior Girls 4; French Club 4. Craig Myllymaki: Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Mono- gram Club 2,3,4; Red Cross 1,2; Senior Men 4; Track 1, 2,3,4. Anthony Stephen Napolitan: Senior Men 4. Cynthia Marie Nappi: Class Of- ficer 3, 4 1secretary1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Teens 2; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Red Cross 1, 2; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Staff 3. Marc Richard Nordquest: Band 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 4; Mono- gram Club 4; Senior Men 4. David Charles Norman: Art Club 1; Football 1; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 1; V.I.C. 4. Charlie Notarianni: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1 Wice- presidenO; Football 1; Intramur- als 3, 4; Red Cross 2; Senior Men 4; Student Council 1, 3; Track 1, 2. Edwin Allen Ollikalinen: D. Ed. 4. William Oliver: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Muno- gram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Thomas Vaughn Olsen: Band 1,2; Basketball 1; Choir 3; Intramura1s 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Senior Men 4. Margaret Ione Oman: A.F.A. 4; G.A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Senior Girls 4; L'sher Squad 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4. Sherry Yvonne Ossman: Class Play 3 mropsk C.O.E. 4; Intra- murals 2, 3; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3, 4. Nancy Paanamen: Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Senior Girls 4. Patricia Lynn Perugine: F.H.A. 3,4; F,T.A. 3; Hi-Y Teens 3; Latin Club 1; Newspaper Staff 3; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4. Amy jane Peterson: A.F.S. 1,2, 3, 4; Art Club 3; Cheerleader 1, 3; Class Play 3,4; F.T.A. 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi4Y Teens 2, 3, 4; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1,2: Modern Dancers 2, 3, 4 4presiden0; National Thesplans 3, 4 nice- presideno; Senior Girls 4; Stu- dent Council 3, 4 areasurcm; Usher Squad 3; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 4 4sec. - treasurem; Prom Committee. Francell Petros: F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 4; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2,3. David Phelps: Cross Country 1; Senior Men 4; V.I.C. 4. Mary Jane Pierce: C.O.E. 4; F.H.A. 3; G.A.A. 2,3; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2,3,4. Patricia LULliSC Piper: A,F.S. 3, 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; 4Librarian 41; Band Council 4; Choir 3, 4 4Robe Chairmam; Class Play 4; Major- ette 4; Madrigals 4; National Thespians 4; Senior Girls 3; Spanish Club 2; French Club 3, 4. Paula jean Plonaz A.F.S. 1,2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4 areasurem; Class Play 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Library Club 1 wresidenn; National Thes- pians 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 3; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Com- mittee. David Puchan: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Band Council 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Men 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. Karen Marie Raisanen: A.F.S. 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Oreasurerx C?.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Senior Girls 4; Red Cross 3; Yearbook Staff 4. Jayne Louise Ray: Class Play 3 Unake-up committee; G.A.A. 3; Hi-Y Teens 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2, 4; Senior Girls 4 4secretary1: Y-Teens 1. Sandy Rennick: A.F.S. 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior lieutenano; Band Council 4; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4; Latin Club 2 Wice-presidenm; Library Club 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 3. Sharon Carole Anne Rexroad: C.O.E. 4; F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 1, 2; Intramurals 1,2; Red Cross 1; Usher Squad 3, 4. Joe Rich: Baseball 2; Cross Country 3, 4; Football 2; Intra- murals 1, 2,3; Monogram Club 4; Senior Men 4. Judith Ann Richards: A.F.S. 3: G.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Hi-Y Teens 3; Intramurals 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Senior girls 4; French Club 3. 4. Timothy Roberts: Cross Country 1; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 2, Joanne Frances Robinson: Class Play 3 hnake-up committed; F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. 3,4; Hi-Y Teens 2, 3; Intramurals 3; Y- Teens 1. David Ruuska: Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Sen- mr Men 4; Track 1, 2. Roberta E. Ryder: C.O.E. 4; F.H.A. 2; Intramurals 2; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 4. Nick Santill: 4. Senior Men 4; V.I.C. Amy Joy Schneider: Class Play 4 4make-up committeek Hi-Y Teens 2, 3, 4; National Thespians 4; Senior girls 4; French Club 1, 2. Frederick Schroeder: A . F . S. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Council 4; Latin Club 1, 2; National Thes- piana 4; Pep Band 3; French Club 3, 4 Wice-president 34. Donald Edward Scott: A.F.S. 4 Mmerlcan brotherx Class Play 2, 3,4; Cross Country 3; Football 1,2; Hi-Y Teens 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Latin Club 1, 2; National Thespians 3, 4 Sergeant-at-armsh Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Red Cross 3; Scninr Men 4; Student Council 4; Stage Crew 3; Track 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; From Committee. Dorothy Mary Serzynski: A. F. S. 4; Cheerleader 2, 4; F.T. A. 2,3 4secretary1; G.A.A. 2,3, 4; Intra- murals 2,3, 4; Senior Girls 4:. Spanish Club 4 Wice-presidenU. Scott Shcllha m mcr: Buskethu ll 1.2.34; Intraxmnnlls l. 2, 3. 4; Monogram Club 3. 4; Niumml Honor Society 4; Red Cross 3. 4; Senior Men 4; Student Council 1; Track I. 2, 3, 4: It's Academic 4. Martha Jane Shani: A.1:.S. l; 2. 3. 4 mrcsidena; Band 1, 2; 3, 4 4heud lihmrian4; Band Cmmcll 4: Class ufficer 3, 4 o'icc-presidenw; Class Play 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Teens 3, 4; Intrunmruls 1,2,13,4z National lInnnr Society 3. 4; National Thespiuns 3, 4: Pep Band 2; 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 3. 4: Senior Girls 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Stuff 1. 2. 3. 4 4edit0r4: Y-Teens 3, 4; French Club 2. 4; From Commlttee. Nancy June Short: A. 17.8. 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2 wuss sccrctary4; Class Play 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; In- tramurals 1.2; Latin Club 1, 2: Modern Dancers 2, 3. 4 Wicc- president4; National Honor So- cicty 4: Red Cross 2, 3; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 2,4 456C- rctary4; Yearbook Stuff 2, 3; French Club 3, 4 4sccretury 3, Vice-president 44; Prom Commit- tee 3. 4 Richard D. Sintic: Senior Men 4. Cheryl Anne Sironen: Cheer- leader 1,2; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Hi4 Y Teens 2, 3; Intrumurals 1; 2, 3. 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 1; Span- ish Club 2; From Committee 3. Warren Snitcher: Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Cross Country 4; Sen- ior Men 4; Track 4. Alan Sposito: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Red Cross 2; Senior Men 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Donna Ann Standy: F.T.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Girls ; Yearbook Staff 4. David Stowers: Senior Men 4. Ruth B. Sulin: Immmurnls 1. 2. 3: Senior Girls 4. Bonnic Rae Taylor: A. 17.5. 2. 3. 4; Choir 2. 3, 4: 17.11.14. 1,2, 3, 4 mresident 4. representative to state convention 2, 34; 17.T.A. 3: G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Hi-Y Teens 1, 2, 3. 4; Intramuruls l, 2; 3, 4; Scnmr Girls 4; Usher Squad 2,3,4; Yearbook Smff 4. Joan Thompson: Dist. Ed. 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Hi-Y Teens 3; Intramurals 3; Red Crnss 1 Beth Ann Thorpe: A.F.S, 3, 4; Art Club 3. 4; Band 1. 2, 4; Class Play 3; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Intra- murals 1, 2. 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Library Club 1,2; National Thes- pians 3, 4; Senior Girls 4; Year- book Staff 3, 4. Jeanne Louise Toomcy: F.11.A. 1, 2,4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 4: Hi-Y Teens 2, 3, 4; Intrumuruls 1, 2, 4; Red Cross 1, 4; Senior Girls 4; Y-Tcens 1. Danny Tredent: Inrrumuruls 1, 2, 3. 4; Senior Men 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Track 1. Gaye Elizabeth Tuuri: Choir 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2, 4; Home- room secretary 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4; Latin Club 1; 2; Modern Dancers 2, 3, 4; Senior Girls 4. Susan Tyler: A.F.S. 3; Art Club 2,3; C.O.E. 4; F.T.A. 3; G.A.A. l, 2, 3; Intramurals l, 2. 3; Senior ?irls 4. Ronald Lee Vuleriu: Intramurals 2,3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Men 4; Track 2. Angel M. Villalba 6.: A.F.S. 4; Basketball 4; Choir 2; Class Of- ficer 3, 4 4president 44; Class Play 4; Football 4; Hi-Y Teens 4; Library Club 1,2, 3,4; Monogram Club 4; National Thespians 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Senior Men 4; French Club 4 4treasurer4; Chemistry Acudemlc 3. 4 U'lCCi president 44; Science Ac.:dumic i3 Ueprcscntativm; PhysiCs Acu demic 3, 4 G'icc-prcsidcnw: Sine Club 3. 4; Soccer 1,2,3. 4. Dorothea Ann Vilalc; A. IRS. 4: Band 1, 2,3. 4; Band Council 4: I.?TJX. 3; Latin Club 2; Major ottes 3, 4; Modern Dancers 4; Newspaper Staff 4: Senior 011.15 4; Student Council 1; Yearbook Stuff 4. James Wilson Wallace: Football 3.4. Charles E. Waller: Intrumumls l, 2, 3. 4; Scnmr Men 4. Senior Mon 4. Carol Louise Watson: A.F.S. 3: Choir 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3. 4 Wicc- prcmdcnu; Usher Squad 2, 3, 4. Hubert Waller: Elaine Edith Westlake: Band 1; 2, 3. 4; Band Council 4: Lntra- murals 1,2; Latin Club 4; Major- ettes 3, 4; Senior Girls 4. Stan Williams: Football 1; Senior Men 4; V.I.C. 4. Janis Gail Wisnyai: A.F.S. 3: Art Club 2; F.T.A. 3, 4 4171;051- dcnt4; G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Teens 3; Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4; It's Academic 4 4captain4; Quill and Scroll 4. Gregory Daniel Zannelli: Class Play 4; Intramurals l; Latin Club 1,2; National Thespians 4; Red Cross 4; Senior Men 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Cindy Marie Ziegler: A.F.S. 2,3,4; Class Play 4; F.T.A. 3,4 4secretary4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Teens 2, 3; Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1; Quill und Scroll 4; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2, 3, 4 4president4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4 Osirculation editor 44; French Club 3, 4. v HAPPINESS LOOKING FORWARD W 3 x13 3 3 3S 3 '3 3 S UNDERCLASSMEN Ax 3L Junior class officers are Mary Vetrano, Secretary; Paige DeHclian, treasurer; Ken Bires, president; and Jim Henry. vice- president. Arvid Aartun Barb Baker Becky Balog Advisers for the Junior Class are Harrylee Utz, Jim Orr, and Mrs. Connie Chmielewski. The Juniors worked long and hard hours making money for the Prom they put on for the seniors. One could rarely es- cape a week without hearing the familiar announcement, There will be a Prom committee meeting this . . . , or without being asked to buy a candy bar. The Juniors also sold mums before Homecoming. Instead of putting on the annual Junior Class play, members had a chance to perform in two junior-senior productions . Ron Barbato Annette Barnes Mark Barrickman Darlene Bates Jim Bernath Bill Bihlujamu Jackie Biller Ken Bircs Iohn Bmdc.1ux M.1rthu Bossley Willie Bradley Willie Ruth Bradley Larry Broomfield Chuck Brown Robert Brown Duvc BrudaPklsl Barbara Bryscm George Bucko Beckv Burncn Paul Cafaro Darla Campbell Jo Ann Campbell Steve Campbell Vince Capuuno Carol Carr Marcia Carroll Gary Cartner Terri Cellini Sharon Cevera Robin Colicchio Shirley Conley Linda Cork Cheryl Costa Betsy Davey jim Davis Arnold DeCroot Paige DeHelian Bill Dixon Ken Dodd Dianne Durkovic Carl Ecelbarger Doug Edixon Jerry Edwards Connie Eskelin Bill Esposito Scott Fargo Darl Felters Mickey Field Linda Forinush Dane n Frasure Greg Fritz Doug Gaskell Nonna Gilbert Judy Giordan Nancy Cluvna Jerry Goebel Roger Goudy Vicki Grippi John Gustafson Linda Hale Doug Hall Kathy Hart Sue Hastings Bob Hazclline Mark Headland Margie Heine Jim Henry Jack Hopkins jim Hornbeck Dave Horne Jeff Hummer Mark Hummer Doug Ivari Lena Jackson Jim Johnson Barbara Jones Dave Jordan Linda Kallstrom Kenny Kane Terry Kaplan Cary Karsikas Sherry Karsikas Kitty Keenan Patty Labry Betsy Laird Dave Laird Andy Laituri Jerry Lambert Jim Lawry Bill Leonard Marcia Leonard Putty Lloyd Jayne Lucas Susie Luce Neal Luoma Ron Lupo Tom Mackynen Patty McCormick 7 Rick McGriff , h Ken McIntyre Jill McMillan Carol Miller Jody Moeller Tony Moore Bill Moroski Donna Mosher Jeff Mullen Kris Murray Tom Napoletano Jim Nappi Sheryl Nappi Tom Nappi Ken Narducci Craig Nelson Rirk Nipmi Eugene Nieminen Kurt Nordquest Bill Olin Jane Olkowski Gary O'Neil Linda Osborne Ron Osborne Karen Oxley Louise Pack George Packo Tom Pakkala John Palm Ron Paulchel Mary Peaspanen Barbara Perry Dennis Peterson Harold Pierce Sherman Pierce Ken Piispanen Debbie Pitts Allen Plautz David Potti Pat Pucci Beth Ray Bill Reed Heidi Regner Pat Rexroad Dave Rich Dean Rich Harlan Rinto Diana Roberson M ark Wuori Chris Robinson Valerie Robinson Ron Root Jerry Runyzm Bill Suckmun Sue Sajovic Margie Schmu- Jerry Scott Christine Sengcr Margaret Sheppard Ritchie Shumale Greg Simmons Diane Slotu Dave Stapleton Frank Starkey Art Stegall Cindy SteguII Mark Steiner janice Stone Patti Strausser Bob Surbellzl Rosella Tnckett Gary Taft Kathy Takuch Patty Toth Pat Trask Lynn Updegmff Lois Urch Jackie Valentic Linda Valerie Ted Van Dyke Bill Vanyo Sandy Vas M ury Vetmno Chris Vilagi Richard Vist Debbie Wakeman Wanda Warren Brenny Watt Bob Weese Richard Weiner Crena Willey Dwight Yelton Bill Zeller Sophomore class officers are Eileen Shaul, treasurer; Mary Ellen Aciemo, secretary; Steve Skaruppa, vice-president; Dan Beckman, president. CLASS OF 1970 Mary Ellen Acierno Chris Adams C buck Andre ws Margaret Baker ea 4??- '1 Advisers for the sophomore class are Steve Candela and Miss Geraldine Arnold. Under the leadership of President Dan Beckman, the sophomores added to their already good-sized treasury by sponsoring several bake sales, a bot- tle drive, and the traditional car wash before the Junior-Senior Prom. They also put on a one -act play. Other officers were Steve Skaruppa, vice-president, Mary Ellen'Acierno, secretary; and Eileen Shaul, treasurer. Roger Bates Sharon BatES Roberta Beaver Dan Beckman Rebecca Behling Brenda Benedict Kathy Benjamin Bruce Bent Carol Bent James BiHer Bob Bellman Pam Bond Dan Bowman Ann Bradley Sue Burnett Beth Burns Linda Burns Cary Cairns Bonnie Calderon:- Debbic Cumplpw Jim Cnndulzl Dennis Carroll Sally Case Sandy Caudill Donna Caudill David Chaney Sandy Chupick Cary Coutts Scott Cmndall Tresa Cris: Laura Crofoot Chris Cummins jackie Cupido Linda Currence Cindy Curry James DeBold James DPMarco Many Dennis Mike Detore Sue Dieffenbacher Cynthia Dorman Chris Dragon Dan Eagle Wade Ecelbarger Elizabeth Edwards Susanne English Dave Enricco Jesse Enricco Ralph Estok Debbie Faidiga Doug Fairchild Dave Fargo Greg Feigh Aimee Ferry Tim Field Barbara Fiddler Pat Filer Barbara Flick Jane Flower Norma F0111 Jim Frabutt Dale Fusco Doug Ganyard Shirley Cawlikowski Sandy Gelber Sue Gelber Fred Getce Stephanie Ciannell Andrew Gluvna Elliot Godleski Margie Goff Judy Collon Debby Goodman Kevin Crahmn Joe Creenawalt Dan Custafson Pete Custafson Jim Haight Gary Hamalainen Linda Hamilton Debbie Hanson Janice Harchalk Louise Hjerpe Miller Hobson Rosalind Hopkins Henry Horvath Jeanne Hoskins Brian Hubbard Jeff Hughes Larry Hummer Laura Hummer Nelson Hypes Tom Jaskcla Dennis Jenkins Brenda Johnson Patty Jones Wilma Jones Tim Kalil Cary Kaplan Patty Keenan Butch Kinney Sue Knudsen David Koski Gary Kotila Jerry Kubisiak Charles Latvala Sue Lauterbach Tom Leonard Marcia Loadman Jim Lombardo Ron Loudermilk Joyce Loveland Debby Mackynen Kristine Niaki Lee Martm Bill McClintic Peter VCCune Cordon Mclnnes Marti McMillan Tom McNutt Diane McPherson Ronnie Melaragno Bob Millberg jan Millberg Butch Miller Rose Mongenel Sandy Mongenel Jerry Monroe Mary Beth Mramor Melanie Mumma Jim Murray Larry Nurducci Cary Notarimmi Karen Ollikzminen Donald Palm Ronald Panuncn Clove Parrish Dave Parrish Chris Payne Kathy Perry Rae Perskuri Laura Petros Linda Pierce Cilmond Pinelli Carol Puroh Rita Rancken Bobbie Randazzo Dave Rapose Jeanine Rapose ' Charlotte Ray Mark Reed Robert Rendrick Richard Rexroad Ion Rice Steve Rice Pat Rich Neil Riippa Dick Roberts Mike Roivas Dan Rose Karen Sanfield Joe Santiana Rick Scharnberg Ronald Schray Ed Schroeder Ron Scott Geoff Seaman Pat Seaman Virginia Sebastian Mark Seferian Ricki Sharp Eileen Shaul Bill SholLis Mary Sidbeck Curtis Siler Marcy Simon Dave Sippoln Eugene Sizcmorc Steve Skuruppu Terry Slay Elayne Smith Florence Snitcher Dale Snyder Leslie Sommer Judy $12th Dolores Starr Vicki Stillman Carole Stoule Dale Stowers Dave Sulin Mark Swarm Carol Tuzmo Steve Tzlkach Dale Theis Hugh Thomas Mark Toomey Vicki Town Larry Tratur Shari: Tuuri Linda Uhluin Cindy Vilagi Sonny Wallace Joni Waller Craig Walrath M arvin Warre n Nancy Weaver Jo Ellen Wehniainen Anna Weir Dave Westlake Verna Wickman Debbie XVilliams Jan Woodbum Tom Wright Margaret Wullschleger Steve Zak an! i I v A m Cum .' .4 l '7' ' . , . . i 7 Q t - -. 1 I Freshman Class officers are: Bob Cunning- Advisers for the freshman class are Richard Lenhart ham, president; Lynn Puchan, secretary; and Larry Braggu. Cindy Lawry, vicehpresident; julie Lillvis, treasurer. CLASS OF 1971 After getting used to the halls of Harbor High, freshmen performed their first acts as a class--they elected officers and chose their cheerleaders. To raise money for the Prom they will put on when they are juniors they held bake sales and sold Christmas napkins. Jane Adams Bob Altonen Tim Andolsek Carol Arcaro Carol Aunger Jill Babbs Steve Barbato Gerald Barlow Linda Beaver Kathy Beitz Susan Bent Chuck Bieder Jerry Billet Barbara Bires Patty Bisesto Sheila Boggs Sue Bourdeau Mary Ann Bowen Nelda Bragg Jerry Brooks Eddie Brown Charlene Bruno Helen Bucko Beth Butcher Allen Cnmphull Pam Campbell Rick Campbell Dennis Curbcrry PLlIIi Carr Sandy Curlncr Roger Case Donna Caudill Lola Caudill Terry Caudill Donna Cellini Bill Chambers Sue Chambers Tim Clint Ed Cole John Colicchio Val- Jean Collins Dominic Como Jill Conklin Mary Lou Conley Larry Coutts Doug Coxe Todd Crandall Rae Craven Mike Crombie Mike Cummins Bob Cunningham Carvn Cupach Tom Currence Richard Dahl Larmar Davis James Dennis Marie Detore Keith Dibell Melanie Doyle $ Joyce Dragon Brian Fdixon Bill Ellcr szc Englc Toni Emicco Amy Ewing Marilyn Fiddler Jim Filer Joanne Fisher Jim flick Lenny Forinash Mike Fortune Kathy Frisbie Mike Fuller Greg Gardner Rolland Gaskell Christine Cirard Gloria Clatz Brian Goff Colin Goff Allan Coldstein Vickie Goodwin Tom Grey - Carol Crien -7- Dave Griffith V. . Don Griffith Sue Hagquisl Ken H1111 Pat Hamilton Terry Hamilton Jeff Hanner Terry Harnist Colleen Hart Randy Harvey Sue Hemphill Dale Hjerpe Debbie Hjerpe Doug Hornbeck Gary Horvath Gary Hubbard Mary Ann Hunt Keith jackson JoAnn Jndwisink Tim Jnskelzl Gerald Jeram Steve Johnson Cathy Jones Ed Kaplzm Libby Rams Lynette Kelly Sam Kcnt Bob Kunklc Frank Laird Dave Lampela Ix'cn Lavccl-L Gladys Luvcy Cindy Lawry Sum chold George Lee Patty Lchtoncn Rose Leonard Dave Lienert John Lightner Eric Lillvis Cary Lillvis Julie Lillvis Steve Lindenmayer George Lindsay Paula Loadman Nancy Lyon Rita Manleuffcl Myles Marcus Joe M arino Jim Martello Bill McCaleb Molly McCunc Dennis McKenzie Dan Meeker Dean Meola Paula Merriman Cathy Millberg James Misinic Cruig Mitchell Tim Moisio Dame Mondu Ed Mongencl Linda Morris Tim Motln Bruce Myllymaki Kathy Nappi Marcella Nuppi Larry chf Jim Nieminen Edwina Ogurchuk Sigrid 0158 n Velma Onion Cary Ovak Dennis Palm Sue Falo Jeff Paschen Ralph Penna Ann Peterson Dave Peterson Jon Peterson Lynn Peura Mark Phelps Roberta Pierce Jim Pinelli Diane Pitts Valerie Pizzi Char Potti Lynn Puchan Greg Pugh Bob Purola Mike Rapose Sharon Ray Mark Rektor Paul Riippa JoAnn Roberson Fred Robinson Sue Roivas Marcia Romney Fred Rossetti Richard Rossetti Linda Sandfield Neal Schneider Natalie Schroeder Dave Schumann Denise Sebastian Nancy Sheldon Linda Shoaff Ray Simic Bob Smith Chuck Sonstcby Larry Starkey Jeff Stcnroos Lois Strandman Wilma Strzlndman Fran Surbella Buddy Sutherland Marilyn Swanson Skip Taylor Clarke Thornton Vince Timonerc Tom Toblas Linda Tuomalu Carol Uhrain Bob Utti Wayne Valerie Diane Velemirovich Cheryl Ventura Terri Wagner Danny Wakeman Dave V'Vakemrm Mike Wallo Craig Ward M ardi Warren John Watt Joe Way Rick Weber Dave Weir Bonnie Welch Ann Westlake Beverly Wetmore Patty W'he attall Nancy Willey Chris Williams Gary Wisnyai Sue Woissol Linda Wolcott Steve Woomer Ellis Yelton Debbie Young John Zoretich ..w.: $2 .3: 22.21:. . : A.F S '9ngng a 9' C STUDEJQ .g 9 80 ANG Harbor's exchange student for 1967-68 was Angel Manuel Villalba G . He lives with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Villalba, in Asuncion, Paraguay. Aug has five brothers and five sisters. During his stay in America Ang lived with Mr. and Mrs . Donald F . Scott and their son, Don, a senior at Harbor. Don's sister, Suzanne, isa junior at Kent State University. Commenting on Ang, Don said, He's cool! He's the best brother I ever had . At: home Ang was president of his class and belonged to several clubs . He was on his class soccer and basketball teams. His hobbies are watching movies, read- ing, dancing, and playing chess. At Harbor Ang was treasurer of the French Club, a member of the National Thespians and American F ield Service. He also played on the football team. 1967-68 Asked how he felt when he first arrived m 111 the Un1ted States, Aug laughed. Oh, great! I was curious? Referring to the people - - 'Before I came here, I thought it was very different, but it isn't different . It's almost the same . About Ashtabula-- I like it because in my town all the houses are brick, and 1 we don' thave yards Here you don' thave the limit of awall, and you can see the ' houses. Ang commented that teenagers in Para- , guay talk more about international affairs than we do. He also noticed that Amer- ican girls are freer and can go places alone; in Paraguay they are always ac- companied by a chaperon. When Aug returns home, he plans to study engineering at the National University. i Officers are Lynn Kotila. president; Sandy Lautcrbach, vice-prcsident; 103nm Alpinc secretary; and Kurt Miller. treasurcr. Mr. Willwrl Willey is ddViSL'r. N.H.S. To bccomc a membc r of the National Honor Society, a student must show out- stunding qualities of schol- arship, leadership, char- acter, and service. This year a fall and Spring induction were held. The society Sponsored B mudu Day to pay for the pins given to new members. The organization also 561 up a tutoring program for stu- dents. Not pictured is Miss Eleanor Tilton, adviser. ROW 1: Mr. X lbert Willey, Nancy Short, Marlin; Shaul, Kathy Matscn. Terry Mohr, Wally Good, and Kurt Mil- ler. ROW 2: Scott Shellhummer' Cimb egler, Linda Lloyd, Encie MC 1 'c Brang. yrdy, and Jim CrecnawalL ROW 3: Sandy Lauterbach, Lynn Kt 13, Barbara Garufiy Innis W15 nai, Joann AlpmeY and Mdrk Andrews. Iuwlf'; :12'I.Iz.- .Il-ICI. . unmgi'f, 11:. 3H. 3110'. ROW 1: Terry Mohr, Faye Bragg, Lynn Kotila, Martha Shaul, Kathy Manson, and Kurt Miller. ROW 2: Sandy Lau; terbach, Barbara Perry, Betsy Laird, Susan Hastings, Barbara Gamfi, and Encie Mossford. ROW 3: John Craven, Don Scott, Paul Callihan, Cindy Ziegler, Paula Plona, and John Bordeaux. imnatinnzll 750an Sum; meigh Srilnnl Immunity The Quill and Scroll is an honorary literary organization aimed at promoting good writing. Miss Mary Boyce is the adviser of the group. To become a member of the Quill and Scroll, a student must make an outstanding contribution to the school yearbook or newspaper. He must also be a junior or senior and rank in the top third of his class. New members are taken into the organization at a formal initiation, a candlelight ceremony where they receive pins denoting membership in the Club. IT,S ACADEMIC Fifteen seniors were chosen by a faculty committee to travel to Cleveland for It's Academic try-outs. On the basis of quick, accurate answers at the try-outs and gen- eral knowledge of the students' ability, the committee chose six of those fifteen to compete on television: Janis Wisnyai tcaptaim, Jim Grecnawalt, Kurt Miller, Scott Shellhammer, Wally Good, Mark Andrews. The six contestants practiced once a week for about five weeks. First, the team practiced 'on general questions; then they used more specific ones. The members were advised to read more. Mr. Camabuci rigged up a buzzer system in the phy- sics lab in order to familiarize the team with its use. The last week before taping, the contestants went through a trial run, simulating as nearly as possible the actual contest. Robert Huff drilled them. The team was accompanied to Cleveland by several members of the faculty, friends and relatives of the team members, and several members of the senior class . Harbor competed against Hebrew Academy-Yavne and John Adams High School. The first two rounds, Harbor was tied with one of the other schools. The third round Harbor moved ahead. In the grabebag round Harbor and John Adams gained points un- til on the last question, which John Adams was answering, a correct answer could bring both teams to a tie once more. The audience waited breathlessly to hear John Adam's answer. It was incorrect, leaving Harbor the winner! On the way home the team and its supporters stopped for a celebration. TOP TEN Lynn Kotila Kurt Miller Mark AndrCWS Sandra Lautcrbuch lincic Mossford jounn Alpine Barbara Garufi Linda Lloyd jams Wisnyui Martha Shaul MJr'n Andrews, Lynn Kolilu, Kurt Miller. Martha Sham? Janis Wisnyai7 13.xrbara Candi: Linda Lloyd, Joann Alpine: Encic Mossford, 0101 piuLLu'CLU Sandy Lauterbach. JOANNE ROBINSON CANDY LEHTONEN HOMECOMINC Homecoming week opened with the presentation in a student assem- Q u e 611 , N an Cy Sh 0 rt bly of the six candidates - -Chris - tine Bent, Deborah Edwards, 7 V e . Candy Lehtonen, Joanne Robinson, Dorothy Serzynski, and Nancy Short- -n0minated by the seniors . Excitement mounted during their campaign up to the moment the ballots were cast. Escorts - -Mark Andrews, David Cunningham, Gary Jokiniemi, Charles Notarianni, Don Scott, and Scott Shellhammer - -drove the girls onto the field before the Harbor- -Conneaut game Friday. As the lights dimmed, Nancy Short was announced Homecom- ing Queen for 1967. Craig My- llymaki, representing the foot- b'all team, crowned her; and Principal Murray Blake presented her with yellow roses tied with purple ribbon . Afterward Nancy and her court watched the game from reser- ved seats. Making the evening a complete success, Harbor won, 26-6. Saturday evening at the Home- coming Dance, sponsored by the Senior Girls, Nancy was offici- ally crowned by Mark Andrews, Student Council president. DOROTHY SERZYNSKI DEBBIE EDWARDS CHRIS BENT 1967 The Queen and her court. I xix , HAPPINESSL IS 7x l I QMRTICIPATION ACTIVITIEV No, thank you. I don't drink' ? e r o f e 10 e r e h w m o s u 0 V1 t e n .t n e V M L1 RETURN TO TARA Southern belles and gentlemen stepping into the dining room of a plantation house- -this was the beginning of Return to Tara . Passing through the doorway of the lobby, the guests were able to see the results of a long year of planning and a too-short, hectic week of cone struction. The gym lobby was wall -papered and carpeted to trans - form it into a Southern dining room . A fireplace and colonial furniture gave a homey feeling to the setting. Entering the gym, the couples stepped onto the veranda of a white, pillared Southern mansion. Before them stretched an enchanting Southern garden with an ivy- covered arbor, two lighted fountains, a gazebo serving as a bandstand, and a slave shack used for a coat check room. Two painted river scenes on the south and east walls added to the beauty of the garden. Long-stemmed red roses decorated each table. Tony Esposito and his orchestra provided the music for the prom. Terry R111 and Vicky Schminky were crewned King and Queen of the night . At midnight the after -pr0m party erupted with the arrival of the Volcanics, who played until the early morning. Return to Tara was then gone with the wind. Now I know how the Jolly Green Giant feels! csDAMN YANKEES, DAMN YANKEES, a musical comedy in two acts, was presented to large and appre- ciative audiences by Harbnr's junior and senior classes, NOV. 17 and 18, in the Harbor auditorium . Miss Betty Jean O'Dcll, director, was assisted by Miss Sue Sanner and Marcia Carroll. After the performance on Saturday night Miss O'Dell, Miss Sanner, and Marcia Carroll were. presented with white, red, and pink roses respectively. At the after play party, which was held at Nancy Short's house, the cast gave Miss O'Dell a pair of pearl earrings in a small jewelry box. The cast of 57 was headed by Paul Callihan as joe, Crena Willey as Meg, Fred Schroeder as Applegate, and Meg Sheppard as Lola. Others with speaking roles were Brenny Watt, Sister; judy Huggins, Doris; Wallace Good, Van Buren; Martha Shaul, Gloria; Don Scott, Welch; Richard Weiner, Lynch; Amy Peterson, Miss Weston; Greg Zannelli, Commissioner; and John Bordeaux, Postmaster. Baseball players were Jerry Glatz, Dave Cunningham, Scott Fargo, Dennis Capp, Craig Behn, Gary Taft, James Greenawalt, Jim Johnson, John Bordeaux, Albert Caldee rone, Ken McIntyre, Frank Starkey, Ang Villalba, and Greg Zannelli. In the women's chorus were Sharon Brunell, Cathy Cameron, Pat Gordon, Susan Hast- ings, Rebecea Labry, Patricia Labry, Pat McCormick, Barbara Perry, Patty Piper, Nancy Short, Pat Strausser, and Lynn Updegraff. Dancers were Annette Barnes, Becky Burnett, Betsy Davey, Paige DeHelian, Kathy Mutson, Sheryl Nappi, Heidi Regner, and Linda Valerlo. Baseball fans and teenagers were Annette Barnes, janice Bond, Martha Bossley, Darla Campbell, Carol Kantorak, Sandy Lauterbach, Kathy Matson, Paula Plona, Pat Rexroad, Debbie Wakcman, and Cindy Ziegler. Miss O'Dell, Nancy Short, and Wally Good worked out the choreography. Tom Napoletuno, John Palm, and Jim Nappi were the stage crew. NATIONAL THESPIANS After formal initiation into the National Thespiatm, a member becomes a part 01' a troupe interested in the field of drama. The Thespians assist in class plays, c Variety Show, and also spon- sor the Onenkct play contest. at arms; Paul Callihan, president; Miss O'Dcll, visor. ROW 1: Chris Bont, Roscmari Hummer, Melanie Mummu, Martha Shaul, Kathy Matson, Mary Lou Bossley. ROW 2: Amy Peterson, Sharon Bruncll, Murlha McMillan, Meg Sheppard, Becky Labry, Beth Thorpe, Paula Plona, Sandy Lautcrbach. ROW 3: W'ally Good, Kurt hiillcrj Aug Villalba, Jerry Clam, Don Scottj Craig Bchn, Paul Callihan. VARIETY SHOW hLove Makes the World Go Houndn Combining their talents, Harbor students showed that Love Makes the World Go Round in the annual Variety Show, per- formed twice Feb. 14 in the auditorium and again Feb. 15 at Columbus Junior High. Martha Shaul as Miss Varieties wel- comed the audience after the Senior Girls opened the show. Equally tradi- tional was the appearance of Judy Hug- gins as the Goddess of Liberty in the finale with the choir. Between these acts viewers watched a merry-go -round of songs, dances, and skits ranging from the humor of Bosom Buddies to the inspiration of The Im- possible Dream Skits took the audi- ence from Jack and the Beanstalk to modern TV shows. Instrumental num; bers and dances rounded out the show. ROW 1: Wayne Valerie, Wally Good, Pam Campbell, Patti Lehtonen, Patti Strausser, Doug Coxc, Clarke Thorn- ton, Jeff Stenroos, Jane Eagle, Rita Manteuffel, Kathy Nappi, Debbie Young, Natalie Schroeder, Julie Lillvis, Margaret Baker, Susan English, Connie Eskelin, Sam Lebold. ROW 2: Dan Bowman, Charles Lutvala, Jerry S Mllrilyn Swanson, Jim Nappi, Chris Payne, Lenny Forinash, Steve Johnson, Buddy Sutherland, Vic i Towne, Lois Urch, Lynn Puchan, Joni Waller, Jackie Cupido, Patty Gordon, Patty Piper, Elayue Smith, Sue Roi as, Sandy Gel- ber, Fran Surbclla. ROW 3; Tim Andolsck, Richard XVeiner, Beth Ray, TPrry Mohr, Sandy Reunick, Albert Cal- HARBOR HIGH derone, Sharon anell, Mark Seferian, Cathy Millborg, Sue Pale, Sally Case, Llaine Westlake, Linda A110, Dorothea Vitale, Martha Shaul, Betsy Iuird, Carol Aunger, Sue Celber, Mike Detore, Jim Huight. ROW 4: Jim Johnson, Ron Root, Ed Haight, Dave Puclmn, Dennis Peterson, Dwight Yelton, Craig Bclm, Bill Sucl-Lmzm, lcrry Clan, Don Huffman, Jim McMorris, Kurt Miller, Fred Schroeder, Jim Holloway, Tom Grey, Richard Roberts, David Koski, Charlotte Ray, Kathy Benjamin, Tom McNutt, Ed Schroeder. MARINER BAND ROW 1: Margaret Baker, Bill Sackman, Richard Weiner, Lois Urch, Joni Waller, Jim anpi. ROW 2: Betsy Laud, Martha Shaul, Terry Mohr, Sandiy Rennick, Fred Schroeder, Beth Ray, Jerry Scott. ROW 3: Craig Behn, Jerry Glatz, Don Huffman, Jim MCMorris, Kurt Miller, Ron Root, Dave Koski, Jim Holloway. -u wme 3 x BAND COUNCIL ROW 1: Sandy Rennick, Ed Haight, Ron Root, Elaine Westlake, ROW 2: Terry Mohr, Martha Shaul, Linda A110, Sharon Bruncll. ROW 3: Albert Calderonc, Patty Piper, Dorothea Vitale, Pat Cordon, I'rec Schroeder. ROW 4: Craig Behn, Jerry Clatz, Don Huffman, jim McMorris, David Puchan, Kurt Miller. MAJORETTES ROW 1: Drum Major, Wally Good; HCad Majorette, Sharon anell. ROW 2: Elaine Westlake, Sandy Gclber. ROW 3: Fatty Piper, Patti Strausser. ROW 4: Linda Aho, Dorothea Vitale. ROW 1: Mark Swann, Henry Horvath, Pat Labry, Cheryl Nappi, Linda Pierce, Kitty Keenan, Sharon Cevera, Jill McMillan, Stephanie Ciannell, Gaye Tuuri. ROW 2: Cathy Cameron, Diana Roberson, Melanie Mumma, Meg Sheppard, Judy Huggins, Crena Willey, Pat Gordon, Barb Perry, Gilmond Pinelli, Martha McMillan, Eileen Shaul, Mary Ellen Aciemo, Sue Burnett, Kris Murray, ROW 3: Judy Moeller, Lynn Updegraff, Sharon Brunell, HARBOR HIGH Pat Piper, Bonnie Taylor, Carol Watson, Sue Hastings, Paul Plona, Marcia Carroll, Marjorie Schray, Sue Bums, Judy Giordan, Pat McCormick. ROW 4: Frank Bilicic, Cary Taft, Jim Johnson, Albert Calderone, Greg Fritz, Rick Niemiffony Moore, Paul Callihan, Kurt Miller, Scott Stiegemeier, Dave VVestlake, Doug Ivari, John Bor- deaux, Jerry Monroe, Dave Cunningham, Frank Starkey, Tim Kalil. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Miss Sue Sammr, director; Put Pipcr, libmrian, Sharon Bruncll, .lxs;isl.1m Iibrzlrhn; Carol XVntson, sorrctdry; Paula PlonJ, trum- urcr; Puul Cullihun, vicc-prcsidcm; Judy Hugging, presidcnt. Accompunist Murcia Carroll. Madriguls pictured above are David Cunningham, Paul Callihan, Indy Huggins, Albert Cnldcronc, Cram Willey, Marcia Carroll, Putty Pipcr, Meg: Sheppard, Kurt Miller, Pat Cordon. ROW 1: Faye Bragg, Sandy Gelbcr, Que Lunterbach, Ann Bradley, Pam Bond, Becky Thompson, Cindy Curry, Rownmri Hnmmm'Y Bnrhnm meklo, Pm Ccntcne, Debbie Pitts,Robml:1 Ryder, Sharon chrond. ROW 2: Linda Uhmin, Mary Bucko, Burbnru Cumfi, Jayne Lucas, Clori.1 Luomu, Suun Knudsen. Judy Collon, Robin Colicchio7 FFIIIICCH PCUOS, IilIIiCC BOIR1 C:1ro1 Carr, Terri Ccllittj, Kitty Keenan, Diane Slotu, Margie Heine. ROW 3: Mary Pczlspunen. Beth Ray, Bonnic Taylor, Carol Watson, Becki Sharp, Shmry Osxmnn, Margaret OnionJ LBHC Sommcr, Mary Juno Sidlwck, Florence gnitcher, Barbara Fiddler, Sue Cclbcx, Joyce Love-hnd, l,indu CorkJ Ear- bznal Bryson, Vicki Crippi, Jackie Vulcutic. ROW 4: Carol Kuntornk, Sandra L:1utcrh.1ch, Cindy Ynglcr, Chris Sungcr, Sue Dieffenbacher, Mary sze Pierce, Iudy Hicks, Linda Valerie, Becky Burnett, Marcia Leonard, Debbie Wukemnn, Sandy V115, Darla Campbell, Barbara Baker, Carol Miller, Betsy Davey. USHER SQUAD The Usher Squad is a service organiza tion. Its members usher at most of the school's activities, including con- certs, plays, baccalaureate, and com- mencemcnt. Pictured :11 right are Mrs. Mabel Ellzey, adviser; Diane Slotu, vice president; USACLQ Cindy Ziegler, president; Barbara Cumfi, secretary. 173545 '2; IL A J . I . 'IIVN '-w it Kh-Y Ii 272;. 3 H 1 7 -Q. 3m ShNIOR ALBUM: ROW 1--lo;u1n Alpinu $EATI.D, co-cditom, Beth Thorpm Patty Cordon, Domm SUBSCRIPTIONS: ROW lv-Faye Fiddler, Margaret Onion, Judy Huggins Rditow, Cindy Ziegler wditow, Barbara Kunle, Rosemnri Hummer. ROW 2 ?;1tty Lzlbry, Robin Colicchio, Murthn Bosslcy, Margaret Hcino. Beth Ray, Susan Hemphill, Mike Crombie. ROW 3 -Fr:1nk Bilicic, Don Scott, Paul Callihan. John Craven. YEARBOOK ACTIVITIES: ROW 1--Jill McMillan, Didnc Slotu, Dorothea Vitulc, Kathy Mutson Wditow, Sharon Bruncll, Melanie Mummu. ROW 2--Jcny Clutz, Martha McMillan, Florence Snitchcr, Kathy Perry, Mary Vetruno7 Amy Peterson, Norma Gilbert, Fuuh Plona. Putting out the 1968 Mariner Yearbook was a big job for the co-editors, Martha Shaul and Barb Garufi. With the help of adviser Miss Mary Boyce, however, Martha and Barb were able to meet each deadline and to produce this record of their long year of work. A growing school poses problems for a yearbook staff. Bigger classes. new and bigger Clubs, more faculty- all these ...- K3 3. a 5? Eggs VKR Smndy, Bonnie Taylor, Linda Lloyd, Stmdm Lul- tcrhgmh tSEATED, editom, Cathy Cnmcron. STAFF require new plans different from the year before. Along with broken type- writers. lost pictures. and no school the week of the deadline because of snow. this can mean quite a hectic time for the staff. Hopefully this 1968 Mariner has captured the past year for you, the students of Harbor. We hope you remember the fun and happiness, while we remember the work. ADVERTISING: ROW 1--Connic Eskclin, Stephanie Ciunncll, Kurt Miller h-ditory, Paige DcHeliun, Brcnny Watt. ROW 2--Lind:1 Yoriuacla, Lmu Ollxmx'xlxi, Pat lmsk, Murcia Carroll, juync Lucas, XKxIcric Robinson. ROW 3--Willitlm Ltskcln, lop Crcmmnhlt, Jack Hopkins, Greg 71mlelli, P;:111C;.Hiha:1. UNDLRCIASS: ROW 1--ShATED--Kitty Keenan, March Leonard, Debbie Wakernzm, Betsy Davey, Barium Perry, Carol Uhruin, Betsy Laird toditow, lohn liordchxx. ROW 2, STANDINC--Fr:m Surbcllzz, Sum Ichohi. Sue Pale, Sigrid Olson, Candy Lchtoncn, Mary PCLIEPJHCH, Jim Henry, Susan ltiustings, Jackie Valentic, Sheryl Nappi, Sharon Cevera. SPORTS: Tim Kalil, Bob Wecse, lcunine Ruposc LSEATLDL Terry Mohr LITERARY: Lynn iuditcm, Iveslic Sommcr SEATEDI. Jerry Clutz. Kotila 6EATEIN hditow, patli StrJ USS 01' , 1:1 nis: ART: Bucky Lubry, Annette Barnes, Encic Mossford bditorh Linda Motta, Faye Bragg. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Eugene Nieminen zmd jcff Hughes. nullnnlll Wisnyai, Richard Weiner, Margaret Sheppard. NEWSPAPER STAFF: At left, seated at typewriter, Kathy Matson. Grouped around typewriter: Scott Sticgcmeier, Vincent Cnpuano, John Bordeaux, Frank Enricco $EATEDy Cathy Cameron EEATEDL Paul Callihnn, Cheryl Sironcn. In front of table jill McMillan, Robin Colicchio, Jerry Goebcl, jim Henry. Grouped around table Put Trask, Martha Bossley, lincie Mossford, Jerry Lambert BTANDINCJ, Dorothea Vitals STANDINCL Cynthm Nappi, John Craven. Don Scott, Paula P101121, Jerry Clntz STANDINGL Roger Colby QTANDINGL Kathy Hart, Bob Weese. v ,FWNY' CO-EDITORS MARTHA AND BARBARA On behalf of the Mariner Staff, we would like to thank all those who gave of their time and effort in making the 68 MARINER a success. We hope, as years go by, that it will serve as a token of the wonder- ful times you spent here at Harbor. QAPPINESS ?,' 4 BELONGING f . f 4- v. --...4. -. ' x . - ; V. - 2.- - 3 4, w .1 ' x 4'3 11 I . 7- , 3:4: .4 igugv - I 1 'u f V 3: '3. 4 0 . . 31 'alz u ' - , u u gku, ,' . u f 1m: ; .- 3 pRGANI'ZATIONS I 3 G A4 t: STUDENT COUNCIL The adviser for the Student Council this year was our new assistant principal. Mr. R, E. Purtilo. Officers were Mark Andrews, president; Ed Haight, vice-presidenr; Nancy Short, seeremry; and Amy Peterson, treasurer. The usual project of inmroving the school grounds was con- ducted in the spring. Assemblies. such as the Veteran's Day Program, were sponsored by the Student Council. Each month members elected two Students of the Month. ROW 1: Jim Filer, Dun Bcckmun, Albert Calderone, Dave Cunningham, Nancy Short, Martha Shaull Mary Ellen Acicmo, Eileen Shaul, Julie LiUvis, Kathy Frisbie. ROW 2: Gerald Jemm, Crenu Willey, Mike Detore, Danny Trcdcnt, Buzz Juskeh, Don Scott, Bob Surbella, Dave Rapese, Roscnmri Hummer. Brenny Watt, Bob Cunningham, 134ng DCHcIi.m. ROW 3: Jim Hnight, Dale Thais, Ed Hnight, John Craven, Rick McCriff, Dennis Peterson, Cindy Nuppi, Amy Pctcrson, Niucy Sheldon, Cary Coutts, Sue P310, Buddy Sutherland, Charlene Bruno, Encie Xlossford. ROW 4: Gary Jokiniemi, Kurt Miller, Jeff Hummer, Dave Flower, ,Iim Henry, Tug Orr, Mark Andrews, Ken Bites, Willitlm SholtisJ Larry Hummer, Mary Vetrano, Steve Skumppu, Ann Peterson, Ron Burbato, Mickey Field. :7 , ' FgLASS OF 04! - .WH: 4.; Mr. Purtilo, adviser; Nancy Short, secretary; Amy Peterson, treasurer; Ed Haight, vicc-prcsident; Mark Andrews, president. SENIOR GIRLS 'The Senior Girls' Club is prinlarily a service club. 'The nlenibers sell popcorn at the football games and operate the candy stand during the lunch periods. 'The Club also sponsors U1e Hornec01ninngance every year. Airs. Esther Edeburn and Airs. Lynn Bolhnan are U1e adv1sors ofthe Senior Girls. CNIicers are Faye Bragg, president; jnro1XVats0n, viceipresidenr Jayne Ray, secretary;and Lynn KotUa, treasurer. ROW 1: Sustm Tyler, Gloria Luoma, Kuthv Mason, Martha Shaul, Doreen Komocnr. Patty Davey, Sharon chrond, Roberta Rvdcr. Donna Mungcr, Nancy Puununen, Ruth Sulin, Elaine Wcsllakc, Dorothea Villae, Sharon Brunell. ROW 2: jean Thompson, janice Bond, Put Genmne, Anne Marielle, Mary Lou Bossley, Amy Pclcrson, Dorothy Surzynski, Chcrvl Sironcn, Amv Schneider, Chris Bum. Roscmnri Hum- v '4. $16 , Iii- mcr, Barbara Ix'unlxlc. Beth Thorpe, Gaye Tuuri. Fran- ceH Petros. Rebuccu lerx'. Nancy Short. lecric Cormlcy. Linda Aho, Patty Piper. ROW 3: Bonnie Hamilton Donna Smndv. Shurry Ossman, Karon R 1i- Szlncn, Sandra chnjck, IJJHV DiMAlrc. lxnthy Babbs, Cindy Nuppi, Vicky Ix'ungus, Faye Fiddler, Faye Br 1gg,M;1rg:1ro1 Onion, Iindu Mona, Chemjl Muhlragno, Barbara Garufi, Lynn Kotih, Put Gordon, Lucie Moss- F ' ff . H , i . + i 1 PIULHH! M 11;;111 1t' ' ,,8 hVI Iiivbum, mivism; V35. ,jjm1lmllmmz. 'Itlviw-I; 111m Kmiln, 111' lsun-r; I :Iyr ngq. www.iclvm; C410! 224M051. Vim :1x':it.1L11Y .!','nu 1 3 , , KL'QIL'I :zg, ford, f Mhy Cameron Lorrim Duhjll. ROW 4: Marv HUCLLO. IITIHL- R431, HAW juw Pimu-y kwmiv 'lKiylor, Carol Wmson, Judy Richzlrds, Czuuly Lcluoncn, Debbie I.Ll'.'::xrds, Iudt' Huggins. Snndm 1x1murbudu Cindy Ziegler, Jozmn Alpim', C :1r01 Kzlnlorztla, Izmis Wis ;:1i, 0 Ann I-Tnlis, Judy Midas, Iindn Hmwi, P;1ul;1Plonzt, J Joanne 'I'Oonn;g,'. OFFICERS: Mr. Stanley Herman, adviser; Mary Pcuslmncn, secretnrywtrozlmrcr; Munha Shuul, president; dec Flower, senior x cprv scmalive; Angel Villalbu, exchange xtudcm; BL'ISV Iilil'd, junior rcprcscmzuivc. ROW 1: Norma Gilbert. Beth Ray, Sharon Brunell, Patty Piper, Barb Flick, Kris .N'lurray, Dave Cunningham, Martha Shuul, Barb Perry, Patti Strausser, Fred Shroeder, Carole Stoltlc, Putty Lably, Robin Colicchio, Sue Gel- her, Crenn WiHey, Sue Dieffenbachpr, Paigp DeHelian, Meg Sheppard, Pat Cordon, Debbie Goodman. Iozmn Jadwisiak, Julie Lillvis, Kathy Frisbie. ROW 2: jayne Lucas, Jackie Cupido, Barb Fiddler. Mary Lou Bossley, Cnrv Coutts Carol Tame, Mary Ellen Aciemo, Eileen Shaul, Nancy Weaver, Marcy Simon, Melanie Mumma, Judy Gallon, Linda Pierce, Mary Mramor, Sandy Gelber, Candy Chupick, Mary Vetrano, Dorothy Serzynski, Amy Peterson, Brenny Watt, Barb Gamfi, Lynn Kotila, Linda Lloyd, Carol Miller, Cathy Millberg. ROW 3: John A.F.S. The purpose of the American Field Service is to welcome, intro! duce, and help support the A,F .8. students at Harbor . The club try to make A.F .8. students feel at home here and try to solve any problems they may have. The organization also helps pro- mote the policies and ideas of the national A.F.S. Each week the Club Sponsored Penny Wednesday to raise money. A fund -raising activity in the spring was held also. Bordeaux, Ann Peterson, Libby Karas, Valerie Robinson, Linda Forinash, Lynn Updcgraff, Jackie Valentic, Faye Fiddler, Mary Jane Sidbeck, Florence Snitcher, Kathy Perry, M ary PeaSpanen, Leslie Sommer, Linda Bums, Encie Mossford, Becky Labnj, Judy Huggins, judy Hicks, Kathy Babbs, Dorothea Vitulc, Beth Thorpe, Susan Luce, Paula Plona, Barb Bryson, Sandy Lauterbach. ROW 4: Sue Palo, Sue Hemphlll, Kathy Hart, Connie Eskeliu, Darla Campbell, Martha Bossley, Barb Baker, Becky Burnett, Debbie Wakeman, Pat Trash, Sandy V35, Sue Hagquist, Don Scott, Paul Callihan, Marty McMillan, Sue Burnett, Nancy Short, Ang Villalba, Kurt Miller, Linda C0111, joann Alpine, Cindy Ziegler, Carol Watson, Dan Beckman, john Gustafson, Dave Flower, Betsy Laird. G.A.A. The G .A .A. aims to promote an interest in athletics, good sportsmanship, and a healthy social attitude, while giving girls an opportunity to make new friends. Among their year's activi- ties were a welcoming party for new members, a bowling play- day, a Christmas Wassail Cup for the teachers and a spring picnic. They adopted a family at Christmas and held weekly bake sales , ROW 1: Nelda Bragg, Gloria Glatz, Jackie Cupido, Beverly Westmore, Sharon Bates, Joni Waller, Vicki Towne, Cary Coutts, Melanie Mumma, Mary Ellen Aciemo, Kathy Nappi7 Paula Merriman, Kathy Frisbie, Jane Engle. ROW 2: Mary Ann Bowen, Terri Wagner, Barb Flick, Eileen Shaul, Marcy Simon, Sharis Tuuri, JoEllen Wehni- anien, Carol Taano, Susan Lauterbach, Pam Bond, Sandy Gelber, Beth Butcher, Natalie Schroeder, Linda Pierce, Carol Stettle. ROW 3: Virginia Sebastian, Dolores Starr, Diane McPherson, Helen Bucko, Candy Chupick, Sue Dieffenbacher, Mary Beth Mramor, Patti Jones, Bonnie Calderone, Joyce Loveland, Rosalind Hopkins, Tilly Jones, Judy Gollon, Sue Gelber, Ann Bradley, Carol Purola. ROW 4: Cindy ViIagi, Velma Onion, Carol Bent, Jane Flower, Brenda Benedict, Sheila Boggs, Lois Strandman, Debby Hjerpe, Linda Uhrain, Ricki Sharp, Linda Burns, Barb Fiddler, Debbie Mackynen, Kathy Benjamin, Becky Behling, Louise Hjerpe, Coleen Hart. ROW 1: Donna Standy, Anne Martello, Patti Strausser, Jane Olkowski, Barb Perry, Shexyl Nappi, Sharon Ccvera, Carol Watson, Betsy Laird, jomm Alpine, Mrs. Jane Clark, Faye Fiddler, Candy Lehtonen, Lois Urch, Pat Labry, Paige DeHcIizm, Robin Colicchio, Beth Ray, Sue Luce, Darlene BaLes, Judy Ciordan. ROW 2: Jill McMillan, Linda Valerie, Pally T0111. Brenny Watt, Amy Peterson, M ary Vetmno, Dorothy Serzynski, Cheryl Sironcn, Martha Slmul, Gaye Tuuri, Franccll Pctros, Crcnu Willey, Margie Hcino, Kitty Keenan, Mary 1011 Rossloy, Putty Centmle, Pat Rexroad, 'l'crry Cellini. ROW 3: Becky Burnett, Darla Campbell, Susan Hastings, Sandy chnick, Patty DiMare, Pat McCormick, kris Murray, Kathy Babbs, Cindy Nappi, Vicki K;1ngas,thye Bragg, Mungmct Onion, Linda Mona, Cheryl Melurugno, Linda Forinush, Carol Millem Barb Bryson, Barb Carufi, Lynn Koliln, Linda Lloyd, Carol Curr. ROW 4: Barb Baker, Martha Bossley, Marcia Carroll, Debbie Wakeman, Sandy V115, Pm Tmsk, jucy Richards, M dry Pcuspzmen, Debbie Edwards, Judy Huggins, Patty Lloyd, Christine Sengcr, Lynn Updcgmff, Jackie Valentic Connie Eskelin, Kathy Hart, Sandy Lauterbach, Cindy Ziegler, Carol Kantorak, Janis Wisnyai, Judy Hicks, Vicki Grippi, Paula Plona. ROW 1: Cindy Lawry, Sue Roivas, Charlene Bruno, Toni Enricco, Nancy Weaver, Margaret Baker, Sue English, Kathy Perry, Jemima Rapose, Julie LiHvis, Lynn Puchan, KuLhy Millberg, Murdi Warren, Joann jadwisiak. ROW 2: Edwina Ogurchak, Chris Williams, Charleen Potti, Barb Bires, Libby Karzls, Carol Aunger, Fran Surbellu, Elaync Smith, Barb Fiddler, Linda Szmdfield, Patty Keenan, Lynn Bcurrl, Sue Hemphill. ROW 3: Debbie Young, Mar- garet Wullschleger, Sig Olsen, Rae Craven, Sue Bourdczm, June Adams, Nancy- Sheldon, Sue Hagquist, Debby Han- son, Debby Faidign, Susan Burnett, Sally Case, Mary Jane Sidbeck. Karen Ollikainen. ROW 4: Florence Snitcher, Bobbi Randazzo, Pam Campbell, Jill Babbs, Linda Wolcott, Amy Ewing, Sue Palo, Susan Bent, Martha McMillan, Gilmond Pinelli, Patti Lchtonen, Molly MCCune, Marilyn Swanson, Ann Peterson. 4CLA 55 OF 1941 Monogram Club officers pictured at right are John Abel, adviser; Mark Andrews, president; Albert Calderone, sergeant-at-arms; Ed Haight, secretary- treusurer; Bill Wusulko, adviser. MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club, composed of lettermen in various athletic fields, holds two initiations each year, one in the spring and an- other in the fall. The club holds bake sales and sells refresh- ments at home basketball games to raise money. ROW 1: Albert Calderone, Frank Enricco, Dale Bums, Ed Height, Dave Ruuska, Buzz Jaskela. ROW 2: Gary Canzonetta, Craig Behn, Jeff Hummer, Scott Shellhammer, Charles Notarianni, Craig Myllymaki, Jerry Runyan, Roger Colby. ROW 3: Dave Puchan, Jim McMorris, George Bucko, Tug Orr, Mark Andrews, Terry Mohr, Dave Flower. ROW 4: Ken Bires, Bill Oliver, Gary Jokiniemi, Dave Namalainen. FRENCH CLUB Tho purpuse of the French Club is to promote interest in French cul - turc. Club activities were holding an initiation. going on a field trip, having a Mardi Urns, and holding regular meetings every month. All French studean are eligible to join Officers Of His French Club .IYL' Hrs HAbrT HIZCV. adviser; Crnig Bvlm, pu-sidonl; 115nm Rotih. sccromry; Ang ViHth. Irvzxsurm; Nancy Shem. vicc-prvsidvm. ROW 1: N.Incv VVCJVDI', Putty KUCHEIH' Dz'hbic HJCLVHUH, Dchhiu Inlidigxl, Inn XYOOLIhLJITI, Slvplmnic Ciumcll, Sieve SkJruppJ. Dave I-X'lrg0. ROW 2: Xizlrgzlrcl Wullschlcgcr, N.Iinc Webtlukm Marv jzlnc Sidbcck. Izluyno Smith, Barb Hick Debbie Goodman, D.m Bownmn, Pelcr Cuslnfson, ScoH CmndaH. ROW 3: Mike Dctorc. Rue Pew 311:1x'i.Chris Pnsm, Linda Pierce, Melanie Hummu. Susi Burncn, NLH'H McMillan, Karen Ollikninvn, Judy Collon, RiLhi Slmqn IUC Grccndwah. ROXY 4: H.111 Toonlcx, IJH'. Hummer. VIinI Hnight, Jim CJndeu C'Iny' Kmih, Charles Lutvdlx. Mark Reed. Richard Roberts. Craig Wulrzuh. Brian Hubbard, Henry Horvulh Dave Wesllzlke, Tim Field. ROW 1: 11.1w,- 111-1101'1. 11101113115111111011. 1'1'21111; SIHrlu-v, Paige 11u111'112111, V1z1111m 511.1u1. Cnmmln 17011110. Iincic 11105510111, 11.11 MCCU11111C1., Nun : Short. 81151111 1,1111181'1321Ch. Richard '11c1111-r, 111:1, $71111, 1.115.111: Sonrnvr: Kris N1111'1'.1:,', 1'i.11h1,'1'11511iL-,1.11'11111c 1301111211 M111 171111113110 S1013, 13.431111 111:1:2, P1141: X1111'111:1:1:1, ':1I11'1' V1111sori. ROM 2: Have Peterson Ken X1C1111'1'Hc1111 11; gnu Hurgiu111'111o.11:11 111114111. Mug Shun. .:'11.111:1rdi 11:1111'11, A11111X11111x011.A1mL11c 1513111133. 1.1110 11L3'V.I.1Cr C:1'o1 S10111c Co1do11 V1C1.1 1:11 11.11: Snyder. Pu Cordom Put Pipm', C.11111;X1i11111:1'q1:11111.111$ 10.11.1111 1:11 11111 011012314 C11cr'1 N .11 111.1 131 19' 1. 211:1,1 1LL i 1111101111011. ROW 3: C1'.1ig X111che11. 1x011 131105, 1511111111' 11111.111113 Richuds K11111111 5111115011 Sue P:11 0 1011111 11111171111'. 8111:1113 1.1111111- 11.1c11, 13011; 1v:11'1, C'z11'01 1.1:1110. 00011523111311. 11.1111 C11111fi. 11.11111101111 Jud; 11ic1.s.111111:1,x'1011;1,C11 1110110 RJ'J, Karon 8111110111, Rm Cmvt'n, 1,111dz1 '1uo111.11.1: Linda 8111111110111. 1011150 111101110, Dinuc McPherson, Alan P131117, Sigrid Olson, Anne Bradley. ROW 4: Mickey1'11'111,Mar1;.' X1c11':111o,Bi11 Dixon, Gary O'Neil, Scon 17:11go,R111 11101111111. Craig P101111, 11'21111' C0011, Cindy 710211111, 1511-11 Shrovdvr: Dave Chuncy: Aug: V111:11b:1. 11m C11'ec1121'1'12111. X1311: Swzmn. S115;1111.ucc. Kristinu 31:11.1, T.n1 1i:1111. 113111 5111115501; Hugh Thomas, Am': 1 M111; 1111:1111, TxILCuzw. X11111 Cromhic, 1011111101111'111112, 101111 Palm. 101111 Wan. LATIN CLUB g1, , The Latin Club held monthly meet- ings to advance their study of Greek and Roman civilization , At Christ' mas time the Club adopted a needy family. Officers 011111: 1.111111 Club 1110 Mr. Ray Seals, advism'; Mike Detore. treasurer; Gary Kotilu, serge:1111-.11-.11ms, Peter Gustafson, president; Dun Bowman. Vice 171051110111; Chris 11cm, Secreturx'. ART CLUB The purpose of the Art: Club is to provide an art workshop and to pro- mote interest in art . Members visit museums and make Christmas decorations for the school. Mrs. Helen McCrath, adviser; Annette Barnes, secretary; Encie Mossford Uronm, president; Faye Bragg, :bacM, vice-president. ROW 1: Skip Taylor. Charles Bieder, Eric Fleck, Debbie Pittsy Becky Labry, Debra Camplese. ROW 2: Pat Hamilton, Rickfampbell, Mary Lou Bossley, Charlene Bruno, Helen Lima, Verify Callender. Susan Lauterbuch. ROW 3: Jerry Brooks, Linda Monay Beth Thorpe, Cheryl Mela- mgno, Mary Beth Mrumor, Carol Tuauo, Marcy Simon, Annette Barnes. ROW 4: Faye Bragg, Cindy Dorman, Christine Sanger, Susan Luce, Encie Mossford, Patty Lloyd, Heidi Regner, Debbie Hanson. H ., ; n H z: n I: m umm- a I I um: ROW 1: Sharon Cevera, Kathy Takach, Margaret Baker, Aimee Ferry, Marvin Warren, Joni Waller, Tom Wright, Jim Nappiy Bob Hazeltine, Bruce Bent. ROW 2: Candy Chupick, Bob Surbella, Ron Barbato, Jackie Cupido, Linda Bums, Barbara Fiddler, Caw Coutts, Pat Filer, Barbara Bryson, Debbie Hanson, Miller Hobson. ROW 3: Steve Takach, Dave Mazzola, Carol Bent, Linda Lloyd, Janis Wisnyai, Gilmond Pinelli, Sandra Lauterbach, Sue Dieffenbacher, Dorothy Scrzynski, Mary Ellen Acierno, Eileen Shaul, Paula Plona, David Koski. ROW 4: Dave Sippola, Craig Nelson, Mark Sererian, George Packa, Dean Richy Albert Calderone, Bill Sholtis, Bob Millberg, Dan Rose, Elliott Godleski, Dale Theis, Jim DeBold, Paul Callihan, Dan Beckman, Neil Luoma. SPANISH CLUB The purpose of the Spanish Club is to create a natural background for conversation in Spanish and for in- creased interest in the cultural and social life of Spain and Spanish America. At Christmas they give wrapped gifts to the children at the Children's Home . Pictured at left are Miss Ann Monaco, adviser; Bob Surbella, president; Sue Dieffenbacher, treasurer; Dorothy Serzynski, vice -president; Eileen Shaul, secretary. :3??? 14's. ROW' 1: Margaret Wullschleger, Mary Lou Bossley, Kathy Hart, Fave Fiddler, Sandy Celber, Margaret Baker, Susan Celbcr, Margie Heine, Mary ernno, Filoen Slmul. ROW 2: Teresa Custleborry, Juvnc Lucas, Valerie Robinson, Becky Labrxj, Encie Mossford. Vicki Grippi, Diane Slotzl, Debbie Pitts, Nancy Weaver, Kathy Keenan. Marcv Simom Susan Hustings, Jim anpi. ROW 3: Karen Raiszmen, Donna Smndy, Patty Struusser, Martha Bossley. Connie Eskelin, Linda Forinush, Annette Barnes, Suan Knudsen, sze Flower, Susan 1.;1uterbach, Terri CelliniY Sue Ann Dicffenbachcr, Murcia Carroll, Dave Flower. ROW 4: Paula P101111, Barbara Carul'i, Carol Kumomk, Sandy Lilulcrbuch, Cindy Zie gler, Janis VVisnyzli, Judy Richards, Mary Pc;15p;1nen, Jackie V Hlemic, Ricki Sharp, Cilmond Pinelli, Beth Thorpe. Christine Sanger, Tom anolcmno. F.T.A. Officers pictured at right are Mr. Raymond Edeburn, adviser; Karen Ruiszmen, treasurer; Janis Wisnyzli, president; Cindy Ziegler, secre- tary; Beth Ray, parliamentarian; Mary Peaspunen, historian. The purpose of the F .T.A. is to give members an opportunity to work with children in situations where they may realize potential satisfac- tion in teaching. Its activities were Visitations to other schools in the school system, a Halloween party, a Christmas party, and sev- eral bake sales. F.H.A. Officm spic1ured at right are Louise Pack, historian; Rae Pcrskuri, parliamentarian; Joni Waller, reporter; Mrs. luamiln Bailey, adviser; Mrs. Rozellu Harpst, adviser; Miss Janet McKee, adviser; Bonnie faylor, president; Linda Vdcxio, ViCc-president; Margaret Kkr'ullschlcgcr. secretary; Carol Miller, treasurer. One of the many purposes of the F .H.A. is to foster leadership in home com - munity life. ROW' 1: Louise Puck, Bonnie Cillderone, Charleen Bruno, 1.01:1 Caudill, N1 zlrslw Ronvy, 'Trpsz Cris! , Sandy Mon- gcnel, Sharon BalcS,Donn:1 Caudill, oncc Dragon. ROW 2: Rosalind Hopkins. l,indn Beaver, Linda Valerie, Joni Waller, Vicky Goodwin, Elizabeth Edwards, Darlene Bates, Paula Loadman, Betsy Davey. ROW 3: Frzmcon Petros, Valerie Gormley, Janice Stone, Pat Toth, Jody Moeller, Margaret Wullschleger, 10 Ellen Wehniainen, Helen Bucko, Sue Bordeaus, Carol Miller, Linda Cork. ROW 4: Chris Girard, Bonnie 'l 213'1or, Kimberly Starr, Linda Uhrain, Pat Rexroad, Linda Lloyd, Kathy Han, Rose Mongenel, Shirley Gawlikowski, Rae Perskari, Bar- bara Bryson. E lI-1I-J' 453519131 a E-. I. III nl'zmaHF EHEHHQEIJ ROW 1: Jeff Mullen, Linda Osborne, Sherman Pierce, Greg Simmons, Jerry McCafferty, Elias Dragon, Nick Santill, Cary Knrsikas, Hubert Waller. ROW 2: Ronald Osborne, Joann Campbell, Dale Colantino, Jerry Edwards. Jack Coachy David Norman. ROW 3: David Home, Ken Dodd, Mickey Brown, Robert Brown, Chris Vilugiy James Bernath, Mark Bnrrickmun, Paul Cafaro, George Bucko, Gary Mackynen. ROW 1: janice Bond, Gloria Luomn, Mary Bucko. ROW 2: Sherry Ossman, Mary jane Pierce, Sue Tyler, Pat Gentenc, Sharon Rexroad, Roberta Ryder, Adviser, Mr. David Gynn. Cooperative Office Education provides intensive in -c1ass training with actual work ex- perience. Those participat- ing attend conventions in Columbus and a conference in Cleveland. VOCATIONAL CLUBS Harbor's vocational training consists of three programs: Distri - butive Education. Cooperative Office Education. and Trades and Industries. The Trades and Industries Program is composed of juniors and seniors under the direction of Sam Fiorenzo. It gives high school students exploratory experiences in such trades as machine shop, auto mechanics, auto body, electricity, and printing. Students who complete this program have an opportunity to become appren- tices in the trade they studied. Distributive Education aims to develope a respect for education in marketing and distribution which will contribute to vocational competence. It teaches an appreciation for the responsibilities of citizenship and our free competitive enterprise system . Loriitzi DcZolty Alan OllikuinmL Bonnie Hnmi110n,j0;m Thompson, Alfred Calderone, JoAnn aniis. SEATED, Mr. Ellis Klingensmith. DEBATE CLUB For the first time in scvoral years a chuLc Club was formed at Harbor, under the direction 01' Mr. Robert Wcincr. The purposes of the organization are manifold. Imcrscholustic debating, reading, original speeches, and public speaking are among; the many items that occupied the club members' time. Field trips to otllcr schools and social activities were also included in their program. ROW 1: Ken Cobb, Dave Puchun, Cary Cunxoncttzzl Can; JohiniL-ml, John Craven, Dcnms Cupp, BUM Juxlzclni Roger Colby. Ed H.1ighL Davy Ruusldu, Craig A'lyllymalrzl, MI: lad ArmsImng. I'mnla hnrmco, Chul'vs INUIuriunni, AI Sposno :md Bob Barlow; ROW 2: Tom BruncH, Anthony Cullipari; Luu I E'iLLS; Chxrl Dcmtlcr, Duw: Cunningham. Tom 015th. JCI'I' Bcd-M'iLh:Dic1n Harvey. SkUll ShullhammmI 'I'L-n; Vuhl: Tum DL-de'CO, D.Aw: Mquimic3 Mark Ahln-xu, Dulu BurnsJ Ilwc Butridmmm Du'c Hmnuluirwn, 12nd Chuck: W.11!cr. ROW 3: Amos HmdlwW Tim Roh- urls, I-l'cd Benedict, Hcmmn thdun, lcrry Cluut Al Culdumnc, Crag Zulmclli7 Warren Snitchcr. Paul Callzhan, Ron Valerio. Ans; VillulbuI Duvc Flowux', Dave Smwcrg Cary Muckyntn, Stan Williams, and Jerry MyCuHL-rty. ROW 4: Duamc Kemp, Tracy Mitchell, Jury Church, Jim Iohmon, Bill Olivrr, Cmig Bchm Jim NiCNiOTIH: Dun Hurlmgm7 Don SL011, Lonnie Harris, Rmhunl Smug: Chuck MgtndnmE Jerry Miller, Jim Grcunuwull, Joe Rich, Cary Huskins, Marc Nordquest1 and Wally Good. ROW 1: Mr. Robert W'ciner: adviser; Kurt Miller, Vice-presidcnt; Amy Peterson, secretary-chasurer; Larry Brownfield, president, ROW 2: Dennis Palm, Bill E1151, Dennis Peterson, Bill Moroslai, Meg Sheppard, Fred Sch- roeder, Jayne Lucas, Sue Luau, Put Strausser, Cindy Lawry, Debbie Goodman, Myles Marcus, Dave Leinerl. ROW 3: Don GriffiLIL Scott Slicgcmcicr, Hugh Thomas, Heidi Regner, Mary Vctrano, Richard Weiner, Chris Sanger, Jane Adams, Barbara Bircs, Linda Tucsmulu, Lynn Puchan, Lynn Peura: Jim Flick: Steve l,indcxmmyer, and Sum LeBold. ROW 4: Ken Bires, Brcnny Wan, Mickey Field, Ronald Root, Aug Villalba, Dan Custafsonj Ken Kane, Sue Sujovic, Cathy Millberg, Linda Stanfield, Sue Palo, Amy Ewing, Larry Coutts, Gerald Jeram, and Jeff Slcnroos. SENIOR MEN Promoting better relationships among the boys of the Senior Class is the purpose of the Senior Men's Club. Members this year bought shirts and participated in a community project. Mr. Ed Armstrong is the club adviser. Otficers are Dave Ruuska, president; Craig Myllymaki, vice president; Ed Haight, treasurer; Buzz Jaskela, secretary; and Rage; Colby, sergeant-at-arms. T ROW 1: Robin Colicchio, Gaye Tuuri, Rebecca Labry, Nancy Short, Kathy Hart. ROW 2: Diane McPherson, Annette Barnes, Dorothea Vitale, Debbie Camplese, Paige DeHeliLm, Patty lery. ROW 3: Sharon Brunell, Amy Peterson, Mary Vet- rano, Rosemari Hummer. . IF;- Igga .. 2.51:3; Jili. HI-Y Hi-Y promotes the fellowship of boys and girls Their ac- tivities include selling candy and filling stockings at Christmas for crippled Chil- dren. Members of the Youth Center Council are Dave Flower, Bob Surbella, Mary Beth Mramor, and Crena Willey. Pictured at left are Miss Ann Monaco, adviser; Sandra Lauterbach, president; Mary Vetrano FPOPL secretary; Anne Martello mACKL vice-president. MODERN DANCERS Officers of the Modern Dancers pictured at right were Annette Barnes, secretary-treasurcr; Amy Peterson, president; Nancy Short, vice-president; Mrs. Connie Chmielewski, adviser. Under the supervision of Mrs. Chmielewski, members dld a servlce project, participated in the Variety Show, and held a Mother -Daughter Banquet. ROW 1: Robin Colicchio, Patty Labry, Amy Schneider, Sue Dieffenbacher, Jeanne Toomey, Barbara Flick, Jan Woodbum, Marvin Warren, Margaret Baker, Susan Lauterbach, Pam Bond, Joni Waller, Stephanie Ciannell, Pat Strausser, Crena Willey, Barbara Perry, Betsy Laird, Dave Brudapast, Mark Steiner, Kris Murray, Debbie Good- man, Paige DeHelian. ROW 2: Bob Surbella, Dorothy Senynski, Debbie Mackynen, Joyce Loveland, Sue Gelbcr, Anne Martello, Sandy Gelber, Marcy Simon, Mary Ellen Aciemo, Martha Shaul, Cary Courts, Carol Taano, Eileen Shaul, Candy Chupick, Jackie Cupido, Sharon Cevera, Bonnie Taylor, Carol Stottle, Becky Behling, Elayne Smith, Pat Trask, Margaret Heine, Wally Good. ROW 3: Pat McCormick, Diane McPherson, Mary Beth Mramor, Becky Labry, John Bordeaux, Mark Toomey, Jane Flower, Ricky Sharp, Carol Bent, Ann Bradley, Louise Hjerpe, Debbie Hanson, Debbie Faidigo, Ron Barbato, Jeanne Hoskins, Kathy Perry, Florence Snitcher, Mary Jane Sidbeck, Leslie Sommer, Judy Stahl, Sandy Vas, Sheryl Nappi, Mary Vetrano. ROW 4: Brian Hubbard, Ralph Estok, Jesse Enricco, Wade Ecelbarger, Chuck Andrews, Paul Callihan, Dave Mazzola, Larry Hummer, Bob Millberg, Larry Tratar, Elliot Godleski, Dale Theis, Scott Stiegemeier, Roger boudy, Rick McGriff, John Gus- tafson, Dave Cunningham, Buzz Jaskela, Brenny Watt, Frank Enricco, Craig Myllymuki, John Craven, Jerry Clatz, Don Scott, Scott Fargo, Ang Villalba. w + n 3 i l l ra- , 2 V RED CROSS Activities of the Red Cross in- cluded conducting the annual Red Cross drive, adopting a family at Christmas, and sending gift boxes to Viet Nam. Two repre- sentatives are elected by each homeroom to serve as members of the Red Cross. Pictured aL Ich arc Mr. Robert Huff, adviser; Pat McCormick, vice president; Mary Peaspanen, president; and Marcy Simon, sec- retary -trea surcr. ROW 1: Cimh Curry7 Mdrk Hummen Hugh Thomax Joyce Loveland. Rosalind Hopkins, Faye Bragg7 Bonnie War Hamilton, Jeanne Toomcy, Fully Jones. Lynn Updegraff, Pat McCormick. Marcy Simon, Chris Bem. ROW 2: Jackie Vulcntic, Sharon Cuvera, Annette Barnes, Pal Filer, Dave Slaplmou,Ci1mond Pinelli, Judy Huggins, Carol Watson, Suc Bourdcau, Lynn Pcura, Lynn Puclmn, jounn Judwisiak, Linda CorkJ Jane Adams, Marilyn FKF dler, Cindy Lawry. ROW 3: Vicky Kangas, Chuck Andrews1 Ricki Sharp, Mary Pcaspancn, Linda Uhrain, Diane McPherson, Judy Collon, Dick Harvey, jerry Clam, Greg Zannelli, Mike Raposc, Rae Pcrskari, Dave Jordan, Carl Ecclbarger. x X SPORTS Harbor 16 Erie Strong Vincent 6 Harbor 6 F airport 14 Harbor 26 Jefferson 0 Harbor 0 Ashtabula 0 Harbor 8 St. John 18 Harbor 26 Conneaut 6 Harbor 6 Edgewood O Harbor 48 Geneva 0 Harbor 36 Madis 0n 2 0 Is this basketball or football? Everybody tackle him if he comes down this sideline. Nobody is going to touch Larry if I can help it. FOOTBALL 1967 Having their finest season since 1962, Coach Jim Orr's foot- ball team marched to a 6-2-1 record . Led by the county's top scorer, Frank Enricco, the Seamen took second place in both the NBC and City Series . In the first game of the season an inspired squad came from behind to beat Erie Strong Vincent . After losing a tough game to Fairport, they came back and soundly trounced Jefferson. Rated as the county's number one game of the season, the Ashtabula -Harbor game ended in a scoreless draw. The team lost for the last time of the season to St. John. An easy victory over Conneaut preceeded a fine 6-0 win over Edgewood . The next week the Mariners thoroughly ground Geneva into the mud, paying off a debt from last year. In the last game of their high school football career the seniors led the team to a thrilling victory over Madison. ROW 1: Ken Braka, Gary Canzonetta, Dennis Capp, Dale Burns, Frank Enricro, A1 Sposito, Dave McClintic, Al Calderone, Craig Myllymaki, Dave Puchan. ROW 2: Rick McGriff, Paul Cafaro, Bin Olin, Bill Leonard, Andy Laitm'i, Ken Bires, Roger Goudy, Mickey Field, Jim Lawry, Terry Kaplan, Jeff Hummer. ROW 3' Jim Henry, Greg Fritz, Bill Sholtis, Bill McClintic, Doug Ivari, Bruce Bent, Jim DeBold, Bob Millberg, Dale Theis, Mark Toomey, Harold Miller, Gary Kotila. ROW 4: Chris Cummins, Jerry Monroe, Dwight Yelton, Curtis Siler, Tom Pakkala, Ang Villalba, Larry Hummer, Jim Candela, john Gustafson. $ x M e D. BURNS C. CANZONETTA K. BRAKE D. CAPP A. CAIDTRONT F, ENRICCO PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Player of the Week awards are given to the player or players who proved out- standing in the previous week's games. The winner of this award wears a red Player of the Week jersey at practice all week. Managers: T. Napolelzmn, J. Palm, K'Ccincr. C. MYUYMAKI D. PUCHAX A. SPON'IO ' x 'i a f w , u h x. Fl .r I MARINERS IN ACTION . ' jJ ' t f I 711.; $3: . eilgg A; 1A! wfti i it 51$ ' gt?! , 1W; '1 : D. MAZZOLA M. NORDQUEST G. HOSKINS W. SNITCHFR CROSS COUNTRY D. HAMALAINEN We'd better hurry up if we want to get a ride home. 1i. HAICHT The Harbor cross country squad, while suffer- ing through a disappointing season, gained much experience for next year. While the team had a winless season. they provided good com- petition for their opponents. Senior Ed Haight was the team's leading run- ner . Marc Nordquest, Gary Hoskins, and Dave Jordan provided good support. Elmer Gray was the team's coach. I didn't think the finish line was that far away' lst ROW--D. Mazzola, J. Rich, C. Seaman, D, Brudapast, C. Feigh, J. Biller, D. Carberry, Coach E. Cray. 2nd ROW NL Nordquest, D. Hamalainen, E. Haight, W. Snitcher, C. Hoskins, D. Jordan, P. Pucci. Baseball in 1967 was what Coach Dave O'Dell called a building year . Although the pitchers were young and most of the team inexperienced. the team had a record of 648. one of the best records Harbor has seen in baseball. Gary Kotila had the team's best pitching record with a 3-2 record. Terry Mohr was the leading hitter with an average of .424. Making the All- City team were Terry Mohr, A1 Goodwin, and Dave Curry. Terry made the All-County team. as well as the A11 -NEC team along with A1 Goodwin. Dave Curry was on the second All-NEC team. W Gee, maybe it'll go out of the infield this time? BASEBALL 151 ROW--D. Burns, D. Colantino,J,R1myan, K. Brake, 1.. Tratar, G. Bucko, T. Mohr. 2nd ROW--Coach P. Hucsmn, D. Ctu'ry, A. Goodwin, C. Kotilu, D. Thais, Rt H'eese, R. Rnrlow, mgn, Coach D. O'Dell. 1:1 jl 1967 Bldxe's stretch nips the xunner. Harb or Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harb or Harbor Harbor Edgewood 8 Conneaut 7 Geneva 4 Geneva 4 1-5 1 5 8-12 2 3 Grand Valley 0-7 Ashtabula 14 x1 XXV? MIX, i Conneaut 4 Jefferson 5-2 D. COLANTINO Ashtabula 8 T. MOHR Madison 0 Edgewood 5 Geneva 4 Riverside 7 151 ROWUR. Steele, R. Bcckman, V. DeGennaro, K Bires, B. Lahner, j. Henry, D. Soderstrom, D. Puchan. 2nd ROW --Coach Gray, E. Mikkelsen, L. Slebbins, W. Bradley, J. Lambros, K. Narducci, J. Hummer, D. Ivari, M. Hummer, A. Calderone, P. Cafaro, G. Jokiniemi, mgr. TRACK To be number one, you have to try a little harder. lst ROW: D. McKenzie, R, Coudy, B. Oliver, D. Hjerpe, L. Stebbins. 2nd ROW: G. Jokiniemi, D. Puchan, D. Cheney, 5. Shellhammer, K. Bires, '1'. McNutt, D. Soderstrom, Coach E. Gray. 1967 The Mariners track team again came out on top, winning all reg- ular season meets, the City Series meet, the NEC meet, and the Hextagonal meet. Harbor took four places in the Mentor Relays . The team broke school records in the 100 -yard dash and 880 -yard relay. Most valuable players were Jim Lambros and Dave Ruchan. Twist and Shout! Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor Harbor A CAID FR ONE Geneva .Ashtabula Conneaut Edgewood Grand VaHey St.John D. MCKFNZIF B. OLIVPR MENTORRELAYS Tkmalll pohms 4th place. shunje hurdle relay 4th place. 880 yard relay 3rd; ace,1x e vauh 2nd place. 440 yard relay Boy! Those other teams sure Lake a long time Lo finish. D. PUCHAN NBC MEET Harbor lst 52 U2 points Conneaut 2nd 48 U2 points CITY SERIES MEET Harbor lst 74 points Ashtabula 2nd 60 points HEXTAGONAL MEET Harbor lst 56 U2 points Ashtabula 2nd 32 points I throw that one so hard my arm came off! S. SHELLHAMMER I TENNIS 1967 That darn fly' Our tennis team won the City Series championship for the third straight year and finished second in the NEC with a record of 8 -3. The team gained the 3rd round in doubles play and the 2nd round in singles play at the Youngstown District matches. Mr. Robert Huff coached the team. Doug Kalil was voted the most valuable player. Seniors Frank Stewart, John Pokky, and underclassman Tim Kalil helped make the team real competition for their opponents. lst ROW--D. Fitzgerald, C. Behn, D. Fargo, J. Pokky, E. Haight. 2nd ROW--Coach Huff, P. Brais, T. Kalil, F. Stewart, J. McMorris, 1. Scott, mgr. Harbor 3 U2 Harbor 4 Harbor 3 Harbor 4 Harbor 0 Harbor 4 Harbor 5 Harbor 1 Harbor 3 Harbor 0 Harbor 3 E. HAIGHT Ashtabula 1 U2 St. John 1 Conneaut 2 Grand River 1 Geneva 5 Conneaut l Ashtabula O St. John 4 Grand River 2 Geneva 5 Grand River 2 J. MCMORRIS There goes a rare Lepidopetra. There's a perfect forehand. D Huffman, D. Flower, R. Orr, W. Jaskela, M. Andrews, B. Bennett. GOLF If I only had a Club, I . . . 1967 Harbor 3 Chardon 6 Harbor 6 Edgewood 3 Harbor 1 Conneaut 7 U2 Harbor 7 Geneva 2 Harbor 9 Ashtabula 0 Harbor 5 St. John 4 Harbor 8 Edgewood l Harbor 3 Conneaut 6 Harbor 6 Geneva 3 Harbor 8 Ashtabula 1 Harbor 5 St. John 4 Harbor 7 U2 Jefferson 1 U2 Harbor 5 Riverside 4 Harbor 4 Chardon 5 Harbor tied for 5th place in the District Meet. Into the woods agamj Coach William Wasulko's golf team had an excellent year, losing only two regular league matches. They won both the City Series and NEC titles . The most valuable player was Rodney Orr with an average of 39 .3. Making the All-NEC team were Mark Andrews and Rodney Orr. COACH WASUIKO M. ANDRIH'S B. BENNETT D. FLOWER D. HUFFMAN w JASKELA 151 R0 N: E Hi1 181,11 M 111 c1:1 15, C. N11131111.B 0111s. 51191111311111191', T. Mnhr. 211d ROW: 1. 111111111111! C, R011- 111$1.11,J.H111111131111111015. B11 c1131 R C0111d1'. BASKETBALL 1968 Harbor :52 Iidgcwood 45 Harbor 62 .Ioiiicrson bl Harbor .32 AsliLubulu 60 Harbor 46 Conncuut 5.3 Harbor 51 Riverside 63 Harbor .38 Geneva 70 Harbor 58 Pymatu ning 83 Harbor 71 St. John 88 Harbor 44 Edgewood 61 Harbor 54 Jefferson 08 Harbor .35 Ashmhul a 52 Harbor 00 Madison 67 Harbor 42 Conneaut 52 Harbor 57 Eric Prep 65 Harbor 52 Geneva 57 Harbor 79 Pymatuning 86 Harbor 53 St. John 82 Harbor 60 Eric Prep 89 JUNIOR The Harbor Varsity suffered a disappoint- ing season, winding up with only one vic- tory in eighteen games. After defeating Jefferson in the second game, the luckless Mariners fell to sixteen straight defeats. Even though their record doesn't show it, the squad members played their best, and with a few breaks, their record might have been different. Mark Andrews and Bob Mill- berg paced the team offensively, while Char- lie Notarianni played outstanding defense. The Junior Varsity had a record of 9--9. Outstanding players on the Junior Varsity were Jerry Runyan and Chris Robinson. VARSITY 151 ROW: J. Candela, 1,. Hummer, Ti McNutt, Di Chaney, G. Cairns. 2nd ROW: J. Haight, C. Robinson, J. Rimyan, C. Andrews. COACH ARMS'I'RONC COACH BRYANT COACH O'DELL Good luck, guys! i1 r, ,, . E. HAIGHT C NOTARIANNI S. SHIELLHAMMER B. OLIVER T. MOHR M. ANDREWS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 131 ROW: 5. Sutherland, IL 1.;n'cclr.. J. Filer. 'I. Cmndall D. Coxc, S. Kunt. Up, up and away. FRESHMAIV I OOTBALL. lst ROW: Couch O'Dcll, 6. Brooks, B. Goff, VJ. Filer, D. Peterson, M. Crombiu, G. Lillvis, R. 1011011, I. Stcnro , D. Coxc. Coach Wcincr. 2nd ROW: P. Hamilton, R. Utti, T. Crandall, S Lindcnmayer, K Lurr F. Yclwn, L. Mongcncl, M. WQIIO. T M0113, G. l,indsr', B Smith. 3rd ROW: D. Manday 1.. Forinush. 5 Jo. mson, k1. arlow, j. Timoncv , C. Gardner Misinic, D. Palm, F. Laird. J. Martello. 4th ROW: F. Rossetti: .l- PUICISOH, I. Pinclli, M. Phelps, R. Cunningham, J. Ieram, S. Woemer, J, Lightncr, B. Goff, D. Lampela. 2nd ROW: j. PinelliJ E. Lillvis, j. Jcram, D. Lampela, C. Gardner, M. Fortune. Here comes Excedrin headache number 3555. FRESHMAN TRACK. Isl ROW: L. Hummer, D. Bcckman, B. Sholtis7 G. Woodburn, J. Debold, B Bent. 2nd ROW: 6. MCInnis, M. Swann, G. Seaman, S. Tukach, D. Fusco, J. Huight, M. Toomey, H. Thomas, R. Redmond. Isl ROW: C.Cla1'lx, D. Edixou, A. Calderoue, A. Sposito, D. Bunls, D Thais, A. Aartun, j. Agnew, Coach, NH. Candela. 2nd ROW: BA Dixon, R. Zeitz, '1'. MitcheIL D. Pctcrson, J Cremmwuh; J. Monroe, M. Toomey7 S. Woemcr. 3rd ROW: 1. Craven, R. Nogal, S, Johnson, L. Forinash, F. Rossetti, M. Crombitg R. Hamilton. 4111 ROW: J. Enricccx D. Monda, M. Detore: D. Enricco, j. Peterson, J. Marlello. WRESTLING 1968 Harbor 16 Jefferson 27 PE ck Ai Boo! Harbor 20 Conneaut 26 Harbor 18 Pymatuning 24 Harbor 11 Edgewood 27 Harbor 17 Fairport 21 Harbor 23 Jefferson 21 Harbor 22 Conneaut 17 One, Two, ThrCCh-and WC 2111 fall down! The Mariner wrestlers made tremen- dous progress in their second year of competition. Paced by the fine efforts of A1 Calderone, Arvid Aartun, Dale Burns, Dale Theis, and jim Agnew, the team made a fine showing in the Edge- wood 'lhournamcnt, finishing third . The team, coached by IVII . Cundela, finished J. GREENAWALT and A, gpogITQ the season with a record of 2--5. Wn'mu-j: . T int. 2 MITCHELL and J. CRAVEN The Varsity Cheer- leaders were a tre- mendous boost to the school this year. Be- sides Cheering at football and basketball games, they conducted pep assemblies each week and kept the halls covered with signs urging Harbor on to victory. Helping them were the Freshman Cheerleaders who cheered at Freshman events and the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders who cheered at Junior Varsity basketball games . Mascot, Patty DiMure Freshmen, TOP TO BOTTOM: Francine Surbclla, Cindy Lawry, Nancy Shel- don, Sue Roivas, Sue Hagquist, Varsity, Gaye Tuuri, Brenny Watt, Mary Vctrnno, Dorothy Serzynski, Rose mari Hummer, Heidi Ragnar. LEADERS junior Varsity: Aimee Ferry, Crena Willey, Carol Taano, Mary Ellen Aciemo, Paige DeHe'lian st, ' A HAPPINESS Kg IS HAVING COMMUNITY SPONSORS L, BACK OUR 6 Best Wishes fo the Graduating Class of 1968 TURNEIYS PHARMACY Your Druggisf Is More than 0 Merchant 527 Lake Avenue Ashfobulo, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1968 JERRY SlNKLEITS ASHTABULA FORD 4120 Lake Avenue Ashfobulo, Ohio Congrofu lotions Class of '68 ASHTABULA CABLE T.V. INC. 4522 M0 in Ave . 997-5261 There's More To See on Cable T.V. Congratulations to the Class of 1968 John M. Soderstrom 81 Son Construction Company Residential--Commercial Industrial 6640 Lake Road West Ashfobulc, Ohio Best wishes fo you, Class of 1968. 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LOUIS SUPPLY CO. 5610 Main Avenue Ashtobula, Ohio Phone 216-997-5161 P1umbing--Heoting--E1ectric01 Builder's Hardware-- Industrial Supplies Wholesale Only Congratulations to the Class of 1968 BILICICS MUSIC For Records 81 Sheet Music Check Our Fine Line of Instruments and Accessories 1489 West 5th Street 964-9432 Congrotu lotions ASHTABU LA PAPER AND TWIN E 515 West 48th Street Ashtabula, Ohio Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1968 Comp1iments of ENRICO FERMI LODGE No. 1434 Our Photographs Hove that Speaking Likeness with Lasting Quol ity HERRON STUDIO Vinton N. Herron Ashtabulo, Ohio The Picnic Is Over Now Go To Work with Our Best Wishes Joe Mortello MARTELL CLEANERS 1121 West Prospect Road Ashtabulo, Ohio Look Swell, Call Martell Congrafulcufions fo the Class of 1968 PAYNE'S HARDWARE 134 West 46fh Street Ashfobulc, Ohio For Tops in Hardware THOMPSON'S 5C . . . $1.00 Notions, School Supplies, Threads 523 Lake Avenue Ashfobulo, Ohio Hair Fashions 1442 West Prospect Rood Soybrook Plaza Ashfobulo, Ohio For a Lovell'er You Junior Agent HARBOR REALTORS I 102 Lake Avenue Congratulations to fhe Class of 1968 from ST. ANGELO'S FOOD MKT. 3300 State Road Ashfobulo, Ohio Congratulations! FDGEWOOD DRY CLEANERS 31 16 State Road Ashfobula, Ohio GEDEOYS Remodeling Specialists 2241 West Prospecf Next To Anderson's Discount Everything for Your Home Improvement 998-1 266 466-3080 Congratulations Class of 1968 EILEEYS WATCH REPAIR 81 JEWELRY Diamond Resfyling Qualify Merchandise Discount Prices Trophies 1471 West 5th 964-3155 9M8 96m the gradugting class mm won wmotm o! M tva-tw co-um Iv Painesville Coca-Cola 4636 Valley View Blvd. Ashfobula, Ohio Congrofu lotions COBBLEDICK BUICK-OLDSMOBILE INC. 2919 North Ridge East Ashfobula Never Undersold by Quality Competition Class of '68 Congratulations From $64M ; REALTY COMPANY 4120 Lake Avenue Ashtabulo, Ohio Congratulations! STERLING JEWELERS Your Jewelry Corner Corner of Main Ave. and Center St. Ashfobula, Ohio Jock Myers, Proprietor Congratulations to the Class of 19.68 BOYD'S HARBOR AMERICAN 1123 Lake Avenue 964-7932 Compliments of ALBERT M. HIGLEY COMPANY P.O. Box1647 Ashtabula, Ohio General Contractors Good Luck, Class of 1968 DUCRO FURNITURE COMPANY Main of Center Street Since 1853 Congratulations fo the Class of 1968 W. H. FLOWER CO. Cool and Builder Supplies 858 West 52nd Street 993-7321 Congratulations to fhe Class of 1968 from FIRESTONE STORES 4323 Main Avenue Ashtabulo Congratulations to the Class of 1968 BAILEY'S SOHIO ?fsomqy Carpenter Rd. Thomas L. Bailey ST. ANGELO,S 30 LANES Route 20 West Ashtabula, Ohio FRANK NAPPI, S PLAZA Besf in Meats Congratulations to the Class of 1968 2012 West Hfh Street 964-7119 Congratulations to the Class of '68 MARY Lows CONFECTIONERY Sandwiches and Light Lunches Soft Drinks Milk Shakes and Sundaes 964-7905 1477 West 5H1 Street Ashfobula, Ohio DEGE'S BARBER SHOP 429 Lake Avenue Congrcfu lotions to the Class of 1968 MORRISON'S RADIO SUPPLY 331 Center Street Ashtabulc, Ohio Congra ru lotions to the Class of 1968 THE FASHION 4643 Main Avenue Ashtabulo, Ohio WINKELMANS SHOES 4618 Main Ave. 998-1714 Qual 1fy--Our Standard of Winkelmon's Converse 81 Keds Gym Shoes Dexter Hond-Sewn Loafers Compl imenfs of HOTE L ASHTABU LA Famous for Fine Food Congratulations to the Senior Class HARBOR FEED AND COAL COMPANY, INC . 934 Lake Avenue Ashtabulc, Ohio Volkswagen CALLIHAN MOTORS I718 Lake Avenue Telephone 964-7156 Qur Congratulations to the Class of 1968 MAURICE GILBERT INSURANCE AGENCY 964-3371 Protect Your Happiness Compliments to the Class of 1968 McCULLOUGH'S PHARMACY IIIIThayerAvenue Prescription , Specialists 964-3384 CompHmenrs of CITY TAXICAB 8x TRANSFER CO. 4814 Main Ave. 24 Hour Service 992-2156 Congratulations Class of '68 CALLENDER CHEVROLET INCORPORATED the Vortheastern Ohio National Bank 4366 Main Avenue Ashfobula, Ohio LAKESIDE DRY CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Odorless MEMBER Phone 964-7160 1623 West 9th Sf. Ashtabulo, Ohio Congrafu I ations Class of 1968 Commercial Bank Central Heights Office . if !':Qx' . , ' ' x 2?! 5x lfw fz-H; Congrofulafions! Compl imenfs of F6 Tune Ups ART TAYLOR STUDIO 6Mgbil Brake Service Muffler Service 8th and Lake Avenue 433 East Main Sh'eet HARBOR MOBIL SERVICE Geneva Phone 466-1428 Compliments of THE CARLSON STEEL AND FABRICATING COMPANY 478 East 5th Street 964-9466 Ashfobulo, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1968 6 I g I: BAIRD TIRE CO. A Nice Place To Shop Good Year Tires CARLISLE-ALLEN CO. Ashtabu la--Poinesvi I le Ashfobulo, Ohio Genevo--Niles Congroru lotions to fhe Class of 1968 TALLBACKA UPHOLSTERING 428 Center Street Always a Special Price for Senior Pictures of SUPERIOR STUDIOS 4636 Main Avenue Ashfobula, Ohio Congrcfulafions, Class of '68 EDCEWOOD PHARMACY 3302 Sfufe Rood Ashfobulo, Ohio Phone 997-4306 Free Prescription Del ivery Visit RICHARDSONS SHOES In All Ways Truly Tough Footwear 4435 Main Avenue MCDONALD'S Carry Out Resfouronf Across From Soybrook Plaza Look for the Golden Arches THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO . Color Headquarters 4535 Main Avenue Ashfobulo, Ohio T H E 2 2.x ' 2222225; 41 7129? AND LOAN .COMPANYVJ 0 , x ' . ,3 ill... : V 2 i -- 2 ' la-Isl - -- E . ill ASHTABULA,OHIO Congratulations Five Convenient Office To Serve You 4-438 Main Ave. 2717 Hubbard Road 64 S. Broadway Ashtabulo N. Madison Geneva 625 Lake Ave. 225 High St. Ashfobulo Fairpor'r Compliments of Congratulations to the CHILDS MOTORS INC. Senior Class Pontiac and Cadillac CHAPEL HILLS GOLF COURSE Austinburg Road Quality and Good Will Used Cars Ashfobulc, Ohio Congratulations! Compl imenfs of LAKE-HARBOR VERN'S T.V. LAUNDROMAT Sylvania Top-Rofed Color T -V . Olympic WorId Leaders in Combinations 433 Lake Avenue Ashtobula, Ohio 1712 Lake Avenue 964-9222 Compliments of THE CARLSON STEEL AND FABRICATING COMPANY 478 East 5th Street 964-9466 Ashfobulu, Ohio Congratulations Complimenfs of Pinney Dock 61 Transport C0. Sfevedores--Warehouses Termincl--Operafors Dealers in Aggregates and Sand EMPIRE GOLD Equipment Rental and Contracting Compliments of LOUS STAGECOACH The Best in Steaks 5205 Lake Road West Ashfobula, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of I968 THE VOGUE Sportswear To Ready You for a Busy Summer 4624 Main Avenue GIRARO'S FLORAL 8: GIFT SHOPPE I743 West Prospect Ashfobula, Ohio 3204 State 997-5784 Congratulations from Marty and Dee Licinder, Owners of A 9 W, The World's Largest Selling Root Beer Congratulations to the Class of I968 BOB MOTTNS BODY SHOP 3949 Rt. 20 East Complete Auto Body Work and Painting Class of '68 Complete Communicafions THE ASHTABULA TELEPHONE CO. 4616 Park Ave. 998-5151 993-3061 Compliments of ZIEGLEKS Heating--Cool ing--Sheef Metal Congratulations to the Class of I968 HARBOR DEPARTMENT STORE W Ashfobula-Harbor-Ohio Compl imenfs of HARMON INSURANCE AGENCY 1115 Thoyer Ave. Nappi's Plaza Congrafu lotions to the Class of 1968 MAPLE RIDGE GOLF COURSE Rt. 45 North oF Austinburg HlL-MAK FISHERIES 1619 West 5th Street Telephone: 964-3222 Have Vim--Sfuy SI im Eat Foods that Swim Congroru lotions! CHARLES POTT I The Memorial Chapel l! Congratulations Class of '68 I I THE RASER TANNING COMPANY Congratulations Compliments of CAMPUS DONUT SUNBEAM BREAD SHOP FIRCH BAKING co. 1030 Lake Avenue Donuts Coffee Bar 937 52nd Street The Graduation Gift That Nobody Ever Gets... It's tops on the mostewanted list of every graduate, but no one ever gets it ...notthe nch . . . not the smart t. not the swinging , . , not the cool. That's because it can't be bought anywhere tn your town or anywhere in the world for that matter. It has to come from mSIde you. It has to be earned the hard way, WIIhOUT help from your parents, your teachers, or your fnends. It's the ability to know what to do after the prom is over and the cab and gown have gone back to the rental service. It's the abiltty to make a deci- sion about the army, or cotlege, or a company that's going to help you amount to something. Nobody eversaldthatknowingwhat to do t8 the Simplest thing in the world. Nobody evervvltl. But they will tell you that the best choice is seldom the easrest one They'lt tell you that the nght deCtsion rs often the one that takes careful planning, thinking and plain old guts when you get down to making It We hope that at this time you grve your plans for the future at least the same amount of time you give to thoughts of the past. And it It's a career you deCIde upon. one that Will give you a Chance to prove your worth to yourself and a company, we hope you consrder Reliance. You see, we have contidence In you and your town. That's Why we're here Thtnk it over, and let us know Ifwe can help you pick out that dGCtSIve gift . .. from yourself RELIANCE ELECTRIC COMPANY ASHTABULA DIVISION . ASHTABULA, OHIO Congratulations C1053 OF '68 Dleurcn Plumbingr 1 Heating, Inc. 1161 Wesf11th Street Ashfobulo, 01110 Phone 964-7063 Mec hcniccl Confrac for n---.-'.'.-,-.1'H We Save at THE A SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY Because . . . 1. The Interest Rate ls Higher Save 01' the 2. Our Money Is Safe Family Savings Center 31 4. Our Parenfs Work There! It's Convenient,- fhe Hundiesf Drive-ln Window in Town 4200 Park Ave . The Ashtabulo County Savings and Loan Co. Congratulations to the Harbor High School Class of 1968 MOLDED HEEE GLASS RESEAECN CO ASHYABULA, ONID 18 BOO 50 FY Use This Accomplishmenf C15 Your Foundation For Future Developmenf THE MOLDED FIBER GLASS COS. Ashtabulo, Ohio MANYITHANKS TO OUR PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Warren Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Roberf L. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bires Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Brogga Brockway's Quality Furniture Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown Mr. and Mrs. Richard Butcher Mr. and Mrs. John W. Callihan Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Colicchio Mr. and Mrs. Donald CouHs Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Alan Forinash Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Edward Height Mr. and Mrs. John D. Huggins Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson Capt. and Mrs. William Louferbach Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. McMIllon Mr. and Mrs. Walter McMorris Mr. and Mrs. James G. Miller Mrs. Esther Mohr Mr. Dr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Delores Frederic H. Mossford John R. Mummo Frank Noppi Carl G. Pearson Edward Peterson William Raisonen John Richards William Sackmon Albert Schneider Donald J. Scott Ray D. Seals Arthur B. Shoul Charles F. Sheppard Wayne V. Sironen M. E. Tcano James Toomey Rober'r Trask Carl Woid Robert Weiner E. John Wisnyoi ZonneHi w M h v w .