Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1969 volume:

Xx9V ' Luv: . C; . :i? - ' a 5. W49 ,, ' '7 tivw 3 . W'?VM Lb. $$5 54,90 Ngsj. L f ;' n.1,?! . . ' a : ?'ngkx'g' ' .- , Vm xx . 1 1,3 ISM'EE:gfo ., F v ' $3 rib? 9 branching out . . . As the Hollow Trees Are the Haunts ofBees, Forever Going and Coming; SO This Crystal Hive Is AHAIive With a Swarming and Buzzing and Humming. And if You Cannot Work with joy but Only with Distaste, It Is Better that You Should Leave Your Work. And the Thoughts of Youth Are Long, Long Thoughts. When You Work You Are a Flute Through Whose Heart the Whispering ofthe Hours Turns to Music. Which of You Would Be a Reed, Dumb and Silent, When All Else Sings Together in Unison? 142 And All that Fills the Hearts of Friends, When First They Feel, with Secret Pain, Their Lives Henceforth Ha ve Separate Ends, And Never Can Be One Again. w . 1' Y thistt-X'VF 6h exx; Q t ' .Xx wk hxx .nt xxhxix X i u h Nu Rh HELIA KANCAS LEHTINEN NOVEMBER 13, 1903--FEBRUARY 20, 1969 Helia Elvira Kangas Lehtinen graduated from Harbor High School with the Class of 1922. There is mischief in this one, the yearbook of that year said of her. 'Dick' is the personification of athletic energy and enthusiasm. Even when she is tired out, she manages to give the impression that she is just aching to run a race or climb a tree. She was to give that impression all her life. She greeted life with a smile and irresistible enthusiasm. Sun, rain, or snow--she appreciated them all, and somehow the day was more beautiful seen through her eyes . For she had the gift of living. Nothing was unimportant to her. She cared. She re- joiced with us over our joys and grieved with us over our sorrows. No problem was too great or too small for her to lend a helping hand, and one felt better because of her. Harbor has never had a more loyal friend or energetic booster, for her heart was there and a large portion of her life. This was her school, first as a student, and then for 21 years as sec- retary to the superintendent . One can- not count the lives she has influenced, the people she has helped, or the de- voted friends she has made. ODECDOcRIAOD Her devotion to duty, her pride in her work, her boundless energy and chucr, hur laughter and humor, her love for us are an inspiration to all of us. We who knexx her loved her, and we are better for having known her . For 11ers was a grant and HM - daunted splrit and a magnificent heart . She returned to Harbor in January of 1941 as secretary to Supt. W. li. chncr. After his death in 1949, she continued as secretary to Ralph Lanham . She left mth him in January, 1961, when With the consolidation he became assistant sulmrimcmlcnt. She was to occupy that position later for Harry Bowen and A . A . Candela . She originated the Harbor Variety Show and directed it for many years, even after the consolidation. This year's show was the 28th. She sold tickets at football and basketball games, thus maintaining her interest in Harbor. Her death, sudden and coming in full career as she would have liked it, left a great void in the hearts and lives of many people . This 1909 Mariner Yearbook is dedicated by the Yearbook Staff to Mr. Wilbert Willey. A member of Harbor's faculty for 16 years, Mr. Willey has taught Industrial Arts and Shop. In addition. he has coached basketball and baseball for many years. He contributes his time and skill to help out many organizations here at Harbor. Mr. Willey is an adviser to the National Honor Society. He has been a great help to the play casts in the assistance he has given in the construction of play sets. In addition to his work here at Harbor, Mr. Willey is well-known in the com- munity us an expert square dance caller. He is very active in civic proj- ects and organizations. Rootlets up through fibres blindly grope . . So man's life must climb From the clods of time Unto heavens sublime. k w 14 V: V C; f Mix; MDCDICDISCCRA IOCD ADMINISTRATION CJXRI'Y 9 SIII IDON PR! HIH'N'I' Chulcs Sheppard, X icc-Prcs. Miss HCIlriCHJ XirKimex' IJH, F4001 P .NHHR S! W! R'X 7 ' VH1 V1 OI KC? VDOI R Ralph Enond Ir. Charles A. Mcisxer A. .X L-XNDE IA. 1881?! .KXZ SHEW'RINIKMH'NI V's. IiHi:u1 Cheney, Richard Puvolmo Clerk of the Board L 3.. ' MURRAY M. BLAKE. PRINCIPAI ROBFRT l.. PUR'l'll O, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Graduates, you have just reached one of the goals of life. Don't be satisfied with this accomplishment. Strive forward. Be sincere in your ideas, beliefs, fail- ures. and accomplishments, but Con- tinue to strive to the ultimate goal, the one you have set forth as the pinnacle of success. Congratulations to the Class of l969. Assistant Principal l Alllllllllllll I Count among my pFIVlngCS each year the opportunity lo speak to the graduates ilirough the media of the Mariner. I wish to congratulate you on a job well done. You have reached Ll goal which was prc-sct for you by your parents, friends, and teachers. This goal could not be aCComplished without desire Lind hard work on the part of you young men and Women. Society will expect you to rise to certain standards in your respective roles as adults, but do not be too easily satisfied. You must set your goals higher than those ex- pected. Many accomplishments can be yours if you are willing to give of yourself to attain them. Your class will long be remem- bered for their accomplishments and we will follow your future en- deavors with great interest. Principal SECRETARIES: Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt, Mrs. Edna BeckmLm SEATEDL Mrs. LIBRARIANS: Mrs. Brenda Keirn, Mrs. Tellervo Sibell, Mrs. Dolores Forinzzsh. Marie Mattern, Miss Genevru Ducro. OUR BEHIND THE CAFETERIA: Mrs. Lucille DiDonato, Mrs. Jean Andolsek, Mrs. Anita Frelich. ENGINEERS: Mr. Pa 57 .. SCHOOI NURSE: Mrs. Helen Kellozg- GUIDANCE: Miss Eleanor Tilton, Mr. Stanley Herman. SCENES WORKERS Carlson, Mr. Ed Koski. CLEANING WONLAN: Mrs. SOPhie Monocco. HEAD CUSTODIAN: Mr. George Davis. '1 ,Et. '4 MR. OLIVER KAURA, at right, teaches instrumental music. M.A., Kent State. MISS SUE SANNER teaches vocal music and se- nior choir. B.M.E., M.M.E., Texas Christian U. MISS PATRICIA HOOVER teaches art. B.S., Kent State. MR. WILLIAM LICATE teaches American and World History. 8.8., Kent State. MR. GEORGE SHREY'ER teaches World Geography, American History. A.B., from Fairmont State. MR. FRANCIS BEDONT teaches general eco- nomics, Modern World History. B.A., Waynesburg College. MR. ROBERT HUFF teaches civics, economics. B.S., Louisiana State U., M.E., Louisiana State. MRS. MARY JANE DeMARCO teaches English MR. RAYMOND EDEBURN teaches English II, soci- III. B.A , Baldwin Wqulcc College. MR. JOHN ology. B.A., Youngtown U., M.A., Edinboro State. SEVERINO teaches English I and Vocational MRS. ESTHER EDEBURN teaches English II. B.A., English. B.S.E., Kent State. Wooster College; M.A., Ohio State. MISS BETTY JEAN O'DELI. teaches Speech, En- glish II and III. B.A., West Virginia U. NTISS NMRY BOYCE teaches English IV and journalism. B.A., Drury College; M.A., Vanderbilt U. MISS GERALDINE ARNOLD teaches English I. B.A., Ot- terbein College; M.A., Ohio State. MRS. LYNN BOLLMAN teaches business classes. B.S., Kent State. MR. JAMES HORST tsuchcs typing, general business. B.S., Ohio State; M.A , Western Reserve. MRS. KAREN ROBINSON teaches vocational business. B.S., Indiana State Teachers College. 1H7 M . .1 -! MRS. ROZELLA HARPST teaches vocational home economics. B.S., Mcrcyhurst. MRS. JUANITA BAILY teaches home economics. A.B., Asbury College. MR. GEORGE PUCHAN teaches industrial arts. B.S., Kent State. MR. WIIBERT WILLEY teaches shop, mechanical drawing. B.S., University of West Vir- ginin. MR. ROBERT RICH, STANDING, tedches general MR. LARRY BRACGA teaches biology, senior sciw science. 8.5., Kent State. MR. CHARLES REED, ence. 8.5., Ohio State. MR.HARRY1.EE UTZ teaches SEATFD, teaches earth Scivncc, biology. A.B., Fair- chemistry, physics. A.B., Fairmont State; M.A., U. mom SLate. of West Virginia; M.S.T., U. of Arizona. MISS ANN MONACO teaches Spanish. B.A., Mount Mercy College. MR. RAY SEALS teaches Latin. M.A., Hendrix, B.D., Oberlin Theological School. MRS. ELINOR SCRICCA teaches French. A.B., and M.A., Western Reserve. MR. DANA LAMB teaches general and Shop math. B.S Mount Union. M.A., U. of Pillsburgh. MRS. CCXQTANCF CHVIFIVEWSKI Ieachm algcbra and gromcrry. 8.5 Fdinboro Slate. MR. WlII 1AM WASH! KO teaches :uivancmi math and Algebra II BS. Alliance College. MRS. LINDA CAII..M1AX10:1chcs Algebra I and geometry. ILK Edinboro Qtatc. MR. RICHARD LENHART teaches psychology, civics, xenior math and Algebra II. ILA. Waynes- buxg College. ailing; 91va V v MRS. JANE CLARK teaches girls' physical educer tion and health. B.A. Indiana U. MRS. GLORIA OPPEN?EIMER teaches girls' physical education and health. B.A. Fairmont Slate. M.A. Kent State. MR. JAMES ORR teaches boys' physical educa- tion and health. B.A Fairmont State. MR. LLOYD BUCK teaches boys' phys. ed. and driv- cr's ed. B.S. Ohio U. MR. ELMER GRAY teaches driver's ed. B.A. Younglown U.; M.A. Edinboro State U. l i .V. , o t ' b. .- xv; aApa . , .; . - s 1 l 4' w ,-, x ' - ,2: I .I . 31! , . U . ' -kv ' f ,P . A , , ;- ,V T4 . r: ' M , .. ,4. ' 'B'V 1 ' . Qltl x , . $.4 J. ; ' ' v, F l w ;'c .r 7?!! K mu nu'ffgv V. , , ; ,- ' :31 5. . a I? :5! 4 ! affil-fifgjr r . iWo'V 1'. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS are Crena wmov, vicc-president; Scott Fargo, president; Marv Vetmno' secretary; and Paige DeHuliLm, treasurer. The members of the Class of 1969 were the first to attend the new four -year high school. During our freshman year, we began to earn money for the prom by holding a scrap metal drive. A pop bottle drive, car wash, and Easter candy sale were our money- making projects during our sophomore year. As juniors, we held the traditional junior candy sale. Finally, all these years of hard work paid 0ff--the prom was a success! Our senior year has been a kaleidoscope of activities--un undefeated football team, Crena as Homecoming Queen, Leif EriCSon Day, WONDERFUL TOWN, applications galore . . . Some remember test tubes, imaginary numbers, and steps, steps, and more steps! Others, the click -click of over -worked typewriters and a daily trek to Bula. Then, there are the creative members who are skillful with paint, pen, ink, compass and T-square, buzzsaw and joiner, wrench and screwdriver, carburetor and radiator. Many remember active participation in music, dramatics, and assorted sports activities. The time has come and passed to make important decisions . But, We are not yet out H of the woods. THE CLASS OF 1969 SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS are Mr. James Orr, Mrs. Connie Chmiclew- ski, and Mr, Harrylee U12. A RX'ID AA RT UN 1700 Norman JAMES ACNEW BARBARA LYNN BAKER 4911 Gerald Austinburg Road RIIBFCCA KAY BAIOG 2028 West 16111 GROWTH IS THE ONLY RONALD JOSEPH BARBATO 2661 Burlingham Drive ANNETTE BARNES 1205 WEST 5th Say Cheese, Andy. JAMES BIiRNATH 151 E. lake Cliff MARK ALLEN BARRICKMAN DARLENE SUZANNE BATES 1820 Walnut Blvd. 4760 South Ridge W. WILLIAM F. BIHIAJAMA 1128 W951 91h EVIDENCE OF LIFE JACQUELINE LEA BILLER 1724 Walnut Blvd. KENNETH M. BIRES 2330 West 13th BJORN BOBERC 2535 Burlingham JOHN A. BORDEAUX 1813 West 14th MARTHA JANE BOSSIEY RD. 4 North Ridge E. II WILLIAM 1.. BRADLEY SUCCESS 1126 West 6th WILLIE RUTH BRADIEY 1126 West 6th LARRY BROOMFIELD 792 East 14th i Two heads are CHARLES 1.. BROWN 514 Lake Ave. DAVID ANTHONY BRUDAPAST BARBARA ANN BRYSON 3317 Lake Road W. 6245 New London Rd. ROBERT M, BROWN 2011 Renko GEORGE BUC KO ,5 TO LABORII 1724 ScottAve. CHARLES BURGARD 2413 Center .' .1 w 42 ' A v; 2' - 22-:2 .i- g v '2... , -: vaadfw 22. better than one. REBECCA IRENE BURNETT 5310 South Ridge W. CHARLES STEVEN CAMPBELL 6004 Ninevah Road HA ROLD C. BURNS PAUL J. CAFARO DARLA LEE CAMPBELL RD 3 Austinng Road 2127 Columbus Ave. 4127 North Ridge W. No tree deserves this fate! VINCENT ANTHONY CAPUANO 1011 Humon Ave. CAROI LINDA CARR 812 Lyndon Ave. AS TWIC IS BENT, THE MARCIA LOU CARROLL 8110 Center Road MICHEAL HOWARD CEFALO THERESE ANN CELLITTI 1352 Allen Ave. 1810 Columbus Ave. . G k b GARY LEE CARTNER 127 Mamba Ave. SHARON IOUISE CEX'FRA 2110 Morningsidc Drive A'ITLXNASIUS CI IEKOURAS 3236 Carpenter Road CHRISTOPHER CIARK 933 Tlmycr Ave. ROBERTA ANN COUCCHIO 1429 Thax'cr Ave. TREE'S INCLINED SHIRLEY K. CONIEY 3337 Lake Road W. LINDA LOUISE CORK CHERYL J. COSTA 1125 Pennsylvania 1411 Ohio Ave. ELIZABETH ANNE DAVEY 1216 West 8th ARNOLD DECROOT 1821 West 7th PAIGE L. DEHELIAN RANDALL DEMICHELE 5205 Lake Road W. 720 Columbus Ave. EDUCATION FORMS XVILLIAM N. DIXON 1724 Highland Lane DIANNE DURKOVIC 8343 Depot Road DOUGLAS A. EDIXON 1714 West 4th CONSTANCE KAY ESKELIN 2681 Brown Road WILLIAM A. ESPOSITO 1209 East 6th SCOTT FARGO TVHCHAEL T. FIELD 2535 Burlingham 1730 West 7th THE COMMON MIND Who '5 teaching whom ? DANEN FRASURF. 1217 Tivision GREGORY W. FRITZ 6641 Lake Road W. DOUGLAS A. GASKELL 1627 West 13th LINDA AIANF, FORINASH 8140 Depot Road NORMA ANN CI! BERT 2631 Walnut Blvd. 1 ' r ' I JUDITH ANN GIORDAN NANCY j. CLUVNA 938 Southwood Drive 2921 Center Road GERALD V. GOEBEL 449 Lake Ave. I CROW, LEARNING VVILIAIAM 0 GOUDCE, JR. 1207 Tivision ROGER J. GOUDY 1426 Columbus Ave. Come on, Kurt. You can do it. FRANK W. HARRIS 1625Pleusantview k?' 1 VICTORIA ANN CRIPPI JOHN DOUGLAS GUSTAFSON 1206 East 15th 1724 Pleasamview KATHLEEN ANN HA RT 1409 Thayer Ave. SOMETHING NEW EACH DAY SUSAN KAY HASTINGS 7413 Depot ROBERT T. HAZELTINE 811 Myrtle Ave. MARK ALLEN HEADLAND 1708 West 6th MARGARET SUSAN HEINO 1015 Allen Ave. JAMES ELLIS HENRY 517 Hulbcrt Ave. JAMFS R. HOLLOWAY 427 Myrtle Ave. JACK W. HOPKINS 1624 West 4th jAMES KEITH HORNBECK 4705 New London Road JEFFERY LYNN HUMMER 2659 Walnut I LONG FOR ENTHUSIASM, DOUGLAS C, IVARI JAMES H. JOHNSON 723 Norman Ave. 1506 Ohio Ave. I-Ml! I I Ham -3 , MARK EDWARD , ' . , HUMMER , v 1316 Walnut Don't tell me! I blew it again! BARBARA LYNN JONES 3905 Ninevah Road DAVID JORDAN 1466 West 9th LINDA LOU KAILSTROM 1714 Harbor Ave. IUST ENTHUSIASM KENNETH V. KANE TERRY LEE KAPLAN 609 Allen Ave. 2808 Ohio Ave. SHERRY LAVERNE KARSIKAS 6121 Lake Road W. Watching 2111 the girls go by. KATHLEEN ANN KEENAN 1215 Walnut Blvd. r PATRICIA JEAN LARRY 2919 West 13th BRYAN L. LAHNER 8007CenterRoad OUTSIDE SHOW IS A POOR ANDREW LAITURI JERRY LAMBERT 1532 Grant Ave. 1311 West 8th DAVID M. LAIRD RD S Depot Road MARCIA LYNN LEONARD 1412 Eleanor Drive WILLIAM J. LEONARD 1711 Lyndon Ave. PATRICIA ANN LLOYD 1623 West 8th JAYNE ANN LUCAS 1203 Westminster SUSAN JANE LUCE 1235 Walnut Blvd. SUBSTITUTE FOR INNER WORTH NEAL LUOMA RONALD LUPO 5649 Lake Road W. 3320 Center Road THOMAS MACKYNEN 1812 West 16th PATRICIA JANE MCCORMICK 2930 Ninevuh Road RICHARD H. MCGRIFF KENNETH B. MCINTIY'RE ISOG West 8th 2416 West 9th JILI. McMILLAN Lake Road W. WISDOM IS KNOWING CAROL J. MILLER North Ridge E. JODY LYNNE MOELLER Fox Run Drive ANTHONY S. MOORE 2415 Wade Road THOMAS STEPHEN NAPOLETANO 2007 West 16th BILL A. MOROSKI KRISTINE MURRAY 2800 Lake Road W. 941 Treelane Drive JAMES F. NAPPI 1425 Lyndon Ave. WHEN YOU CAN'T BE WISE I got One right? SHERYL A. NAPPI 1822 West 7th THOMAS MICHAEL NAPPI 1816 Lyndon Ave. KENNETH IV. NARDUCC! 1018 Harmon RoAd CRAIG M. NELSON RICHARD E. NIEMI 1718 West 4th 41101.3kc Road W, EUGENE A. NIEMINEN 3022 Center Road THE RICHES OF THE MIND ONLY I brought that book back two weeks ago! KURT NORDQUEST 1333 Ohio Ave. WILLIAM D. OLIN 2503 Center Road jANE KATHLEEN EINAR I. OLSEN OLKOWSKI 1431 Westminster 1051 UniOn Ave. GARY O 'NEIL 1416 Myrtle Ave. MAKE MEN RICH AND HAPPY RODNEY JAMES ORR 1214 Chestnut Drive LINDA MARLINE OSBORNE 6338 North Bend Road LOUISE ANN PACK RD ;: 4 North Ridge E. M THOMAS H. PAKKAIA A1 ' - 1826 Walnut Blvd. KER R, OLSON 2934 W. Prosycct KENNETH DONALD PIISPANEN 501 Lyndon Ave. IOHN F. PALM 813 Thayer Ava RON .N PA UCHH 1204 West 6111 MARY AGNES PLASPAXEN 316 Pennsylvania Ave. DENNIS E. PETERSON 1426 Thayer Ave. HOW HAPPY IS HE HAROLD L. PIERCE 1323 Stewart Ave. DEBORAH A, PITTS 1626 West 5th ALLEN D. PLNU'I'Z 1219 Norwood Drive Let's a-go! Let's mgo! DAVID C. PO'I'T! 700 Lake Ave. PAT E. PUCCI 2313 XVOSI 131h BORN AND TAUCHT BETH ANNE RAY 174 W. lake Cliff A. DUNCAN RAY HEIDI REGNER 2528 Walnut Blvd. Highland Lune PATRICIA ANN REXROAD 1223 E251 25111 Come out! Come out, whatever you are. DAVID A. RICH 1236 East 17th DEAN T. RICH 1236 East 17th IT MATTERS NOT WHAT BUT WHAT DIANA LEE ROBERSON 1205 Walnut Blvd. VALERIE ANN ROBINSON RONALD R. ROOT 715 East 23rd 5629 North Ridge W. CHRISTOPHER J. ROBINSON 1639 West 7th GERALD S. RUNYAN 3601 Edgewater Dr. WILLIAM SACKMAN 1617 Winterhzwen 3 I .' - 'i' ' MARJORIE ANN SCHRAY I ' Y 6922 North Ridge F. . x'd, 7 JERRY 1.. SCOTT 2803 Brown Road YOU ARE THOUGHT TO BE, YOU ARE CHRISTINE LOUISE SENCER 6406 Gerald Road MARGARET E. SHEPPARD GREG SIMMONS 2547 Highland Circle 7820 Center Road DIANE JANEEN SLOTA 2716 Burlingham Dr. DAVID STAPLETON 2613 Highland Circle MARK jOHN STEINER 7935 Center Road 1 Lit- '15 FRANK WILLIAM CYNTHIA L1 STEGALI. STARKEY 824 East 14th 521 Thaycr Ave. THE ROAD'S LAST TURN SCOTT STIECEMEIER 2655 Burlingham Dr. JANICE N1. STONE 1151 East 6111 PATTI LINN STRAUSSER 1414 West 10th ROBERT SURBELLA 1807 WESt 5th Hey! You really lea RA lHIfFX KAY 1I'AKACH 1410 W051 81h ROSFIALA 'I'ACKETT CARY C. TAFT 1426 West 10111 1316 West 5111 RICK! TI IOMPSON 909 1351 6111 WILL BE THE BEST PATRICM ANN 10TH 1801 Mvrlle Ah'c. PATRICIA J, TRASK 1629 Norm.m Ave. 3 lot of things in this class, LYNN ELLEN U PD EC RA FF 927 Norman Ave. JACQUELINE ANNE LINDA MARIE VALERIO X'ALENTIC 720 Last 6th 207 Minnesota Ave. TED w VAN DYKE FOREVER, BROTHER, 846 Ninevah Road NOT SHOWN JOANN CAMPBELI THERESA CASTLEBE RRY RHONDA J. COTE KATHRYN I. DIBELL JERRY E. EDWARDS DARL B. FFTTFRS DOUGLAS w. HALL JEFF MULLEN SANDRA JOYCE VAS 821 Myrtle Ave. MARY ELIZABETH VETRANO 1229 East 16th CHRISTOPHER LEE VILAGI 5142 Lake Road West DEBBIE ANN WAKEMAN 7803 Center Road WANDA WARREN BRENNY WATT 1327 Eleanor Dr. 2412 WJInur Blvd. HAIL AND FA REWELL ll RICHARD LEE HYINER 1205 Vquhorr Dr RONALD OSBO RNE SHERMAN 1,. PIERCE HARLAN H. RINTO SUZANNE SAJOVIC NICHOLAS SANTIU. ARTHUR T. STECALL JOSEPH SURBELLA THOMAS TOIVALA SHIRLEY VANCE RITA MAE WIIKINSON N. Depot Road CRENA WILLEY 2631 Burhngham MARK WUORI 2027' West 16th DWIGHT L. YELTON 2927 Saybula Dr. WILLIAM H. ZELI.ER 2817 Soulhlane Dr. ROBLRT .X. WEESIC 1339 Norwood Dr. Arvid .Xartun: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; hionogram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4; Student Counci14; Track 4; Wrestling 2,3,4. James E. Agnew: Football 1,2,4; Intramurals 2,3; Monogram Club 3,4; Red Cross 1; Senior Men 4; Track 4; Wrestling 2,3,4. Barbara Lynn Baker: A.F.S. 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; lntramurals 1,2,3; Newspaper $13114; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3; Yearbook Staff 4. Rebecca Kay Balog: F.H.A. 4; Latin Club 3; Senior Girls 4. Ronald Joseph Barbato: Football 1,2; Red Cross 2; Senior Men 4; Student Council 3; Spanish C1ub 3; Y-Teens 3. Annette Barnes: An Club 1,2,3 1secretary-treasurer1; C1ass Play 3,4; French Club 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Modern Dancers 2,3, 1secretary- treasurerL 4 1presidenU; Thespians 3,4; Red Cross 1,3; Senior Gir1s 4; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; C.A.A. 1,2,3. Mark Allen Barrickman: Art Club 4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2; Intra- murals 1,2; Senior Men 4. Darlene Suzanne Bates: Basketball Tournaments 2; Dist. Ed. 4; F.H.A. 3; G.A.A. 3; Intramurals 2,3. William F. Bihlajama: C.O.E. 4. jacqueline Lee Biller: A.F.S. 2,3; Art Club 4; Choir 1; F.1-1.A. 2,3; F.T.A. 4; C.A.A. 2,3; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3,4. Kenneth M. Bires: Basketball 1,2; Class Officer 3 1president1; Debate Club 3; Football 1,2,3,4; French Club 3; Intramurals 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Men 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Prom Committee 3. Bjorn Boberg: A,F.S, 4; Class Play 3,4; Cross Country 1,2,4; Intra- murals 1,2,3; Monogram Club 4; Thespians 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3 1editor1; Senior Men 4; Student Council 3,4; Track 1,2,4; Soccer 1,2,3; Sports Club 2 Uwresidenn; High School Fraternity 2,3 Qwes- ident1; Debate Club 1,2,31pres- identL John Alfred Bordeaux: A,F.S. 2,3,4 1scnior representativeh C1ass P1ay 2,3,4; French Club 3,41planning committeeh Y-Tecns 3; Madrigals 4; National Honor SOCiChI' 4; Thcs- pians 3,4 Qrcasurerh Newspaper Staff 3; Quill .md Scrol13,4;Sen- ior Men 4; Spanish Club 2; Year- book Staff 3,4 1co4editorh Prom Committee 3; Choir 3,4 Wicc- prosidenU. Martha Jane Bossley: A.F,S. 1,2,3; C1355 Play 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A, 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; 'I'hespians 3,4; Newspaper Sxaff 3,4; Red Cross 2; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; SLar-Beacon Columnist 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Willie Ruth Bradley: Senior Girls 4. William Bradley: Football 4; Sen- ior Men 4. Larry Broomfield: Class PIay 3; Debate Club 3 1president1; Wres- tling 4. Charles Brown: Intramurals 1,2,3; Senior Men 4; Wrest1ing 1. Robert M . Brown David Anthony Bmdapast: Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Hi4Y Teens 3,4 1president1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2 hreasurern Student Council 4 1co-vice-president1; Track 1; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Y- Council 4. Barbara Ann Bxyson: A.F.S, 3; An Club 4; Band 1; F.H.A. 3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Usher Squad 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4. George Bucko: BasebalI 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; lntramura1s 1,2,3,4; Monogram Chlb 3,4; Sen- ior Men 4; V.I.C. 3,4. Rebecca Irene Burnett: .X.F.S. 2.3; Class Play 3; C.A.A. 2,3; Senior Girls 4; Ushcr Squad 3. Harold C. Burns: Art Club 4; Imra- mura1s 2; Newspaper $121114; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook SIaff4;QuiHandScr0114. Paul J. Cafaro: Fomball 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4; Track 2,4; X'.I.C. 3,4. Darla Lee Campbell: A.RS. 2,3; Class Play 3; 1ntramura1s 2,3; Newspaper $13114; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3; Yearbook Staff 4; C.A.A. 2,3,4. JoAnn Campbell: Intramura1s 2. CharIes Steven Campbell Vincent Anthony Capuano: News- paper 5131134; Senior Men 4; Track 1,2; Shop 1,2,3,4;1ntra- murals 1. Carol Linda Carr: C1ass P133! 3; C.O.E. 4; G.A.A. 2,3; Intramurals 2; Senior Gir1s 4; Usher Squad 3. Marcia Lou Carroll: Choir 1,2,3,4; Choir President 4; Accompanist 3,4; Class Play 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Thes- pians 3,4 1Secretarw; Senior Girls 4 1secretary1; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Interclass Tournaments 1,2,3; Quill and Scr0114. Gary Lee Cartner: Intramurals 1,2,3; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 2; Intramural Wrestling 2. Theresa Castlcberry: FIILA. 3,4 1treasurer1; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 4. Michael Howard Cefalo: Senior Men 4. 'l'hcrcsa Ann Cellini: A.F.S. 2; Art Club 4; PTA. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3; Intramurals 2; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2,3. Sharon Louise Cevera: Choir 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; lIi-Y Teens 2,3; Intramural: 2,3,4; Red Cross 3; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 3; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. Athanasius Chekouras: Imramurals 1,2; Senior Men 4. Christopher Clark: Wrestling 2,3,4; Senior Men 4; Intramurals 1,2; Spanish Club 3. Roberta Ann Colicchio: A.F,S. 3,4; Art Club 4; Choir 4; Class Play 4; F.T.A. 4; C.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y Teens 2,3,4; Intramurals l,2,3,4; Modem Dancers 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Sen- ior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2,3,4; Y- Teens 1; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4. Shir1ey K. Conley: Cheerleader 1; F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y Teens 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Red Cross 2; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 1,2. Linda Louise Cork: A.F.S, 3, Dist. Ed. 4; F.H.A. 3; Red Cross 3; Sen- ior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3. Cheryl J. Costa: C.O.E. 4; F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. 1; Hi-Y Teen51,2;1ntra- murals 1; Senior Girls 4. Elizabeth Anne Davey: Choir 1; Class P1ay 3,4; C.O.E, 3; Dist. Ed. 4; F.H.A, 2,3,4; Imramurals 2; Thespians 3,4; Senior Girls 4; Stage Crew 3,4; Usher Squad 2,3,4; Year- book Staff 3. Arnold DeC-mot: Basketball 1; Sen- ior NIen 4; Track 1. Paige L. Dchlian: A.F.S. 2,3; Choir 4; Cheerleader 1,2 hreas- urea, 3,4 nreasurerx Class Treas- urer 1,2,3,4;Class Play 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2 3; 60113; Hi-Y Teens 2,3; Intra- murals 1,2,3; Modern Dancers 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; NeWSpapcr Staff 4; Red Cross 2,4; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Year- book Staff 1,2,3,4; Prom Commit- tee Co-chairman 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Homecoming Court 4. Randall DeMichele: Senior Men 4; Cross Country 2. William N. Dixon: Baseball 1,3,4; French Club 2,3; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Senior Men 4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Harbor United Appeal Represen- tative 4. Dianne Durkovic: Senior Girls 4. Douglas A. Edixon: An Club 2; Basketball 1; Debate Club 3; Foot- ball 1,2; Hi-Y Teens 1,2; Intra- murals 1,2; Latin C1ub1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Red Cross 1,2; Senior Men 4; Student Counw cil 1; Spanish Club 3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4. Jerry E. Edwards: V.I.C. 3,4. Constance Kay Eskclin: A.F.S. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Counci14; F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,41vice- presidenU; Golf 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Senior Girls 4; Senior Girls Treasurer; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Staff 3; From Committee 3. William A. Esposito: Band 1,2; Hi-Y Teens 4; Intramurals 1; Sen- ior Men 4; Spanish Club 4. Scott Fargo: A.F.S. 1; Art Club 4; Class President 4; Class Plays 2,3,4; Football 1; French Club 3; Hi-Y Teens 3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; Red Cross 3,4; Senior Men 4; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Tennis 2; Track 2. Darl B. Fetters: Intramurals 1,2; Senior Men 4; V.I.C. 3,4. Michael T. Field: Band 1,2; Band Council 1; Debate Club 3; Football 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Red Cross 1; Senior Men 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. Linda ATane Forinash: A.F.S. 3,4; Choir 1; F.41'.A. 2,3,4; C.A.A. 2,3; Intramurals 2,3; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4. Danen Frasure: C.O.E. 4. Gregory W. Fritz: Basketball 1; Choir 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Intra- murals 1,2,3; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4; Track 1,3. Douglas Caskell: Senior Men 4. Norma Ann Gilbert: A,F.S, 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; It's Academic Team 4; Latin Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4 areasurem Prom Committee 3; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Staff 3.4; Quill and Scr011 4. Judith Ann Ciordan: Choir 3,4; F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 1; Intramurals 4; Senior Girls 4. Nancy J. Gluvna: F.H.A. 1,2,3; Hi-Y Teens 1,2; Intramurals 2,3; Red Cross 1; Senior Girls 4; Y- Teens 1. Gerald V. Goebel: Newspaper Staff 3; Senior Men 4; Tennis 2. William O. Goudge: Football 1,2; Red Cross 4; Senior Men 4. Roger J. Coudy: Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; F,T.A, 4; Hi-Y Teens 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4 1president1; Track 1,2,3,4. Victoria Ann Grippi: A.F.S. 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Senior Girls 4; Spanish C1ub 2; Usher Squad 2,3; G,A.A. 2,3. John Douglas Custafson: A.F.S. 3,4; Debate Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y Teens 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Track 1; Quill and Scroll 4. Douglas W. Hall: Red Cross 1; Senior Men 4. Frank W. Harris: A.F.S. 4; Band 1,2,3; Class Play 4; Hi-Y Teens 4; Pep Band 1,2; Senior Men 4. K311110911 Ann Hart: A.RS. 3; Class Play 4; F.T.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Latin Club 2'; Library Club 3,4; Modern Dancers 2,3,4; Thespians 4; News: paper Staff 3,4; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Prom Comminee 3; Quill and Scroll 4. Susan Kay Hastings: Choir 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4152c- retarw; G.A.A. 2,3 activity com; mittee;, 4 1president1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2 1secretary1; National Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4 1co4editor1; Class Tournaments 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3. Robert Hazeltine: Band 1; Library Club 2; Red Cross 4; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 3. Mark Allen Headland: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Senior Men 4; Track 1. Margaret Susan Heino: A.F.S. 4; Art Club 4; French Club 2,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A,A. 1,2,3; Hi-Y Teens 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; Y-Teens 1; Homecoming Court 4. James Ellis Henry: Class Officer 3 Wice-presidenn; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Monogram Club 3,4 1vice-president1; NeWSpaper Staff 3,4; Senior Men 4; Student Council 1; Track 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 3,4. James R. Holloway: Band Band Council 4; Pep Ban Senior Men 4. jack Hopkins: Art Club 2; Choir 2; Class Play 1; Cross Country 2; Intra- murals l,2,3.4; Senior Men 4; Track 1. James Keith Hornbeck: Intramurals 1,2; Senior Men 4. Jeffery Lynn Hummer: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2 1president1; FootbaIl 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4 1president1; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Senior Men 4; Sub dent Council 1,2,3,4 1co-chairman1; Track 1,2,4; Yearbook Staff 1,4 1advertising editom; Quill and Scmll 4. Mark Edward Hummer: Band 1,2; Cross Country 4; Football 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; Red Cross 3; Senior Men 4; Track 1,2,3. Douglas C. Ivari: American Legion Government Test Winner 1,3; Bas- ketball Tournaments 3', Choir 3; Class Planning Committee 1,2,3; Class Play 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Senior Men 4; Spanish C1ub1,2;Track12 3 4. 11! James H. Johnson: Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Choir 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Madrigals 4; Thespians 3,4; Pep Band 4; Senior Men 4; Stage Band 4. David Jordan: A.F.S. 1,2; Basket- ball Tournaments 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Football 2; Inlramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Monogram Club 3,4; Red Cross 3; Senior Men 4; Student Council 4; Track 1; Y- Teens 1; Basketball 1. Barbara Lynn Jones: G.A.A. 1; Intramurals 1; Senior Girls 4. Linda Lou Kallstrom: Senior Girls 4. Kenneth V. Kane: Basketball 1; Basketball Tournaments 3,4; De- bate Club 3; Intramurals 1,2; Latin Club 2; Senior Men 4. Teny1.ee Kaplan: Football 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4; Track 1,2,3; V.I.C. 3,4; Wrestling 3. Sherry Lavem Karsikas: Choir 2; Dist. Ed. 4; G.A.A. 1; Intramurals 1,2; Senior Girls 4. Kathleen Ann Keenan: Art Club 4; Choir 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3; Yearbook Staff 3. Patricia Jean Labry: A.F.S. 3,4; Art Club 4; Choir 3,4; Class Play 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Hi-Y Teens 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Modem Dancers 2,3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Red Cross 2; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Y-Teens 1. Bryan L. Lahner. BasketbaIl 1; Bas- ketball Tournaments 1,2,3; Intra- murals 1,2; Senior Men 4; Student Counci14;Track 1,2. Andrew Laituri: Band 1,2,3; DebaLe Club 3; Football 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Senior Men 4; Student Council 4. Jerry Lambert: Newspaper Staff 3,4. Marcia Lynn Leonard: Class Play 2; F.H,A, 1; G,A.A. 1,2; Red Cross 2; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2,3; Yearbook Staff 3. William J. Leonard: Football 1,2, 3,4; French Club 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Sen- ior Men 4; Track 1,2,3. Patricia Ann Lloyd: Art Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4;1.atin Club 2; Li- brary Assistant 1,3; National Honor Society 4; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Intra- muxals 2,3,4. Jayne Ann Lucas: A.F.S. 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Debate Club 3; F,T,A. 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3; Latin Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4 1secretary1; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2,3; Year- book Staff 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4, Susan Jane Luce: A,F.S, 3; Art Club 1,2 1secretary; 3,4; Debate Club 3; French Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3; Intramurals 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4 Wice-presidenq; Prom Committee 3; Russian Club 3; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2,3,4; Yearbook 513.114; Quill and Scroll 4. Neal Luoma: An Club 4; Mono- gram Club 4; Senior Men 4; Spark ish Club 3; Track 3,4. Ronald Lupo: Senior Men 4; Track 1. Thomas Mackvnen: HirY Teens 4; Intramurals 1 2 3 4; Senior Men 1!! 4; Tennis 2,3,4. Doug Paul Marvin: Band 1; Track 1. Patricia jane McCormick: A.F.S. 2; Basketball Tournament Cheer- leader1,2,3;Choir1,2,3,4;1i- brariam; Class Play 3,4; French Club1,2,3;G,A.A, 1,2; Hi-Y Teens 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Intramurals 1,2; Thespians 3,4; Red Cross 1,3 Wice-presidenn, 4; Senior Girls 4. Richard H. McCriff: Football 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Y Teens 3,4; Intramurals 1; Monogram Club 4; From Com- mittee 3; Senior Men 4; Student Council 3,4. Kenneth B. McIntyre: Art Club 4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Football Manager 1,2; French Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4; Track Manager 2; Yearbook Staff 4. 1111 L. McMillan: Basketball Tournament Cheerleader 1; Choir 1,2,3,4;C1ass Play 1; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; News- paper Staff 3,4; Red Cross 3; Sen- ior Girls 4; Spanish Club 2; Year- book Staff 3,4; Star-Beacon Colum- nist 4. Carol 1. Miller: A.F.S. 3; Art Club 4; F.H.A. 2,3;treasurer1; G.A,A. 1,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3. Jody Lynne Moeller: Choir 3; F.H.A. 3; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 4. Anthony S. Moore: Choir 1; Foot- ball 1; Intramumls 4; Red Cross 2; Senior Men 4. Bill A. Moroski: Debate Club 3; Red Cross 1; Senior Men 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Spanish Club 4. Jeff Mullen Kristine Murray: A.F.S. 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y Teens 2,3,4; Inlramumls 1,2; Latin Club 2; Senior Girls 4; Y4Teens 1. Thomas S1ephen Napoletano: Art Club 4; Class Play 3,4; Football Manager 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4 Wres- idenU; Thespians 3,4; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew Manager 3,4; Span- ish Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4. James F. Nappi: Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Class Play 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 3,4; Spanish Club 3. Sheryl A. Nappi: A,F,S. 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Class Play 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Hi-Y Teens 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3; Latin Club 2; Thespians 2,3 ;president1; Red Cross 2,4; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. Thomas Michael Nappi: Basketball Tournaments 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Senior Men 4. Kenneth F. Narducci: Senior Men 4. Craig M. Nelson: Band 1; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 2. Richard E. Niemi: Art Club 3; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1,2; Sen- ior Men 4; Spanish Club 1,2. Eugene A. Nieminen: Art Club 4; Football 1; Senior Men 4; Year- book Staff 3. Kurt Nordquest: Art Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Thespians 4; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 4; Spanish Club 2. William D. Olin: Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4; Student Coun- cil 1,4; Track 1,2,3,4; WrestIing 3.4. Jane Kathleen Olkowski: French Club 1,2,3,4; C,A.A. 1,2; Hi-Y Teens 2; Intramurals 1,2; News- paper Staff 4; Red Cross 3; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 2; Usher Squad 2,3; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Quill and Scr0114; Homecoming Court 4. Einar 1. Olsen: A.F.S. 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Y Teens 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Madrigals 4; National Honor Society 4; Thespians 4; Senior Men 4; Track 1,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; It's Academic Team 4. Kenneth R. Olson Cary O'Neil: French Club 1,2,3; Red Cross 2; Senior Men 4. Rodney James Orr: Basketball 1; Football 1; French Club 3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4. Linda Marline Osborne: Intramurals 2; Senior Girls 4. Ronald Osborne Louise Pack: F.H.A. 2,3. Thomas H. Pakkala: Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Senior Men 4 Wice-presideno; Track 1,2,3; Monogram Club 3,4. John F. Palm: Basketball Manager 1; Football Manager 3,4; Mono! gram Club 4; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 3,4; Track Announcer 4. Ron A. Pauchel Mary Agnes Peaspanen: A.F.S. 2,3 1secretary-treasurer1; Class Play 4; F.T.A. 2,3 ;historian1; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2 1vice-presidem1; Red Cross 3 1presiden0, 4 1president1; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2,3; Yearbook Staff 2,3. Dennis 1. Peterson: Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Class Officer 1 Qwresidenn; Debate Club 3; Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Staff 1. Harold 1.. Pierce Shcrman 1.. Pierce Kenneth Donald Piispancn: A.RS. 4; French Club 2,3; Intramurals 2,3; Senior Men 4. chorah A. Pitts: Art Club 3 Wres- idenU, 4; F.T,A. 2; lntramurals 1; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 1; Usher Squad 1. A11cn D. Plautz: French Club 3; Senior Men 4. David C. Potti: Intramura1s 2; Red Cross 1; Senior Men 4. Pat E. Pucci: Cross Country 3; Intramura1s 2,3,4; Senior Men 4. A. Duncan Ray: Class Officer 3; Football 1,2; French Club 2,3; Monogram Club 3; Senior Men 4; Track 12; Wrestling 1,2,4. Beth Anne Ray: A.F.S. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Counci14 Hibrariank FIIXA. 2,3 hxarliamentariam, 4 Ueporterk C,A.A. 1,2,3; Hi-Y Teens 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; National Honor Society 4; Pep Band 3,4; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 4; Usher Squad 2,3; Yearbook Staff 2,3; Stage Band 2,4. Heidi Regner: A.F.S. 2,3,4; Art Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; C1355 P1ay2,3,4; Debate Club 3; French Club 2,3; F.T.A. 2,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y Teens 2,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Red Cross 1; Senior Gir1s 4; Student Council 2,4 Secretarw; Usher Squad 2; Yearbook Staff 2,4. Patricia Ann Rexroad: C.O.E. 4; F.H.A. 3; C.A.A. 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Senior Girls 4. David A. Rich: Hi-Y Teens 4; Inlramurals 1,2; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 4. Dean T. Rich: Intramurals 1,2; Spanish C1ub 2; Senior Men 4. Harlan H. Rinto: Intramurals 1,2; Senior Men 4; Student Council 2,3,4. Diana Lee Roberson: Choir 1,2,3,4; Senior Girls 4. Christopher J. Robinson: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Football 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Senior Mon 4; Spanish Club 2; Tennis 3; Track 7 ,L. Valerie Ann Robinson: A.F.S. 3,4; Debate Club 3; F.T.A. 2, Intramurals 1,2; Latin Club 2; Senior Girls 4; Stage Crew 3; Spanish Club 4; Usher Squad 2,3; Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. v ' 1 3,4; Ronald R. Root: Band 1,2,3,4; Band Counci1 3 Ur, lieutenanw, 4 maptaim; Debate Club 3; Latin Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4 1president1; Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Senior Men 4. Gerald S. Runyan: Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3.4; Red Cross 1; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 2. William Sackman: Band 1,2,3 ;sergeant of percussiom, 4 Her; geant of percussion and Sr. lieu- tenano; Band Council 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Senior Men 4; Stage Band 2,4. Nicholas Samill: V.I.C. 3,4. Jerry L. Scott: Band 1,2,3,4; Band Counci1 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Sen- ior Men 4. Susanne Frances Sajovic: Art Club 4; Class Play 1; Debate Club 3; French Club 1,2; Senior Girls 4. Marjoie Ann Schray: Choir 1,2, 3,4; C.A.A. 2; Inlramurals 2; Iatin Club 2; Senior Girls 4. Christine Louise Sanger: Art Club 1,2,3,4; Debate Club 3; French Club 1,2,3; PITA. 3,4; C.A.A. 1,2,3; Imramurals 1,2,3,4; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Quill and Scr0114. Margaret E. Sheppard: A.1-'.S. 1,2,3; Choir1,2,3,4;Class Play 1,3,4; Debate Club 3; French Club 2,3,4; Madrigals 3; National Honor Soci- ety 3.4; Thespians 2,3,4; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 1; YearA book Staff 1,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. Greg Simmons Diane Janeen Slota: French Club 2,3; F.T,A. 2,3,4; C.A.A. 2,3; Hi-Y Teens 3,4; Red Cross 2,4; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2.3 Wice-presidenm; Yearbook Staff 3. ShirIey SnIith David Stapleton: Footban 1; Intra- murals 1,2; Latin C1ub 1,2; Red Cross 3; Senior Men 4. Frank William Starkey: Choir 3,4; C1355 Play 3,4; French Club 3,4; TheSpians 3,4; Senior Men 4; Tennis 2,3,4. Arthur T. Stegall Cindy L. Stegall: Senior Girls 4. Mark john Steiner: Band 1,2,4; Hi-Y Teens 3; Pep Band 4; Senior Men 4; Wrestling 2. Scott Stiegemeier: Baseball 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Debate C1ub 3; Hi-Y Teens 3,4; Intramurals 2,3; News- paper Staff 3,4; Senior Men 4; Stu- dent Counci14; Wrestling 2; Year- book Staff 4. Janice Marie Stone: Choir 4; F.H.A. 3; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 4. Patti Linn Strausser: A,F,S, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Class Play 3,4; Class Tournaments 1,3; Debate Club 3; French Club 3,4; 1T.T,A. 2,3,4 Uibrariam; G.A,A,1,2,3,4;Hi-Y'l'ecns 2,3,4; lmramurals 1,2,3; Lalin Club 2 Bergeam -aI -arms;; Majorcmes 3,4 mead majorcuen National Honor SocieLy 3.4; Thespians 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Senior Cir1s 4; Year- book Staff 2,3,4 bonior album cowditorh Stage Band 1,2,4; It's Academic Team 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Outstanding Teenager of America Award 4; Youih Science Day Representative 4; American Legion Government Test Winner 1,2,4. joseph Surbella: Class Play 2; Football 1,2; Latin Club 1; Senior Men 4; Track 1,2,3. Robert Surbclla: Baseball 3,4; Football 1,2; Hi-Y Teens 3,4; Senior Men 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4 1presidem1; Spanish Club 3 hiresidentk Yearbook Staff 4; Y-Council 3. Rosella Tackettz F,H,A, 2,3; Sen- ior Girls 4. Gary C. Taft: Choir1,2,3,4;Class Play 3,4; Football Manager 4; Thespians 3,4; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 3,4. Kathleen Kay Talx'ach: F.H.A, 2; C..A,A. 2; Hi-Y Teens 2; Red Cross 1,2; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 3. Becki Thompson: French Club 4; F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 1. Thom as Toivala Patricia Ann Toth: F.H.A. 3,4; G.A,A. 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Sen- ior Girls 4; Usher Squad 4. Patricia J. Trask: A.F.S. 3,4; G,A,A, 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y Teens 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. Lynn Ellen Updegraff: A.F,S. 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; F,H.A. 4; C,A,A. 3,4; Intramurals 3; Red Cross 3; Senior Girls 4. Jacqueline Ann k'alcntic: A.RS; 2,3,4; PITA, 2,3,4; 6AA, 1,2, 3,4; Imramumls 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Red Cross 3,4; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 2; Usher Squad 2,3,4; YearbooL Slatf 2,3. Linda Marie Valerie: A.F.S. 4; Class Plav 3; C.O.F. 3; I'LHA, 2,3 C.A,A, 2,3,4; Golf 3; Hi-YTeens 2; Inlramurals 1,2,3,4; Senior CH 4; Usher Squad 3,4. Shirley Vance Ted W. VanDyl-x'e: Senior Men 4. Sandra Joyce Vas: A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Choir 4; Class Plays 3,4; G.A.A, 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y Teens 1,2,3,4; Intrzr murals 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 4; Thes- pians 4; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4. Mary Elizabeth Vetrano: A.RS. 1,2,3,4; Choir 1; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Class Secretary 1,2,3,4; Class Play 1,2,4; Debate Club 3; French 3,4 mresidentn F.T.A. 2,3; C.A.A. 1,2,3,4; HirY Teens 2,31secretaryr Lreasurerh Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Modern Dancers 2,3,4; Senior Girls 4; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,4; Usher Squad 2; Year- book Staff 1,2,3,4 1senior album co-editoxj; Y-Council 2; Prom Committee 3; Class Tournaments 1,2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Home- coming Court 4. Christopher Lee Vilagi Richard Vist Debbie Ann Wakeman: A.F.S. 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. Brenny Watt: A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1: Cheerleader 2,3,4 Wres- idcnU; Class Vice -presidem 2; C1355 Play 2,3,4; Debatu Club 3; French Club 3,4; FXIQX. 2; C.A,A, 1,2,3,4; Hi4Y 'I'eens 2,3; Imra- murals 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; Na; tional Honor Societv 3,4; Thespiam 3,4; Senior Girls 4 wresidenu; Stu- dent Counci1 1,2,3,4 Orcasuren; Uaher Squad 2; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4 1activitics editom Prom Committee Co-chairman 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Homecoming Court 4. Robert A. Weese: Baseball 2,3,4; Class Play 1,2; FootbaH 1; Hi-Y Teens 4; Intramurals 4; Monogram C1ub 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Sen- ior Men 4; Yearbook Staff 3. Richard Lee Weiner: Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Basketball An- nouncer 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; De- bate Club 3; Football Manager 3; French Club 3; Intramurals 1,2; Latin Club 2; Monogram Club 4; Thespians 3,4; Pep Band 1,3,4; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 3,4; Track Announcer 1,2,3,4; Year- book Staff 2,3. Rita Mae Wilkinson Crena Willey: A.F,S, 3; Basketball Tournaments 1,2,3; Choix 3,4 nrcasurerx Cheerhtader 1,3; Mascot 4; Class Officer 4 Nice- presidenn; Class Play 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,4; HiiY Teens 2,3,4 mammary- treasurer1; lntramurals 1,2,4; Mad- rigals 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Senior Girls 4 Wice-presidentk Student Council 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Y-Council 3; Homecoming Court 4. Mark Wuori Dwight L. Yelton: Band 1,2,3; Football 2,3; Imramurals 1,2,4; Latin Club 1,2; Red Cross 1; Senior Men 4. William H. Zeller: Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 3. ngbRN This year Bjorn Boberg from Oslo, Norway, joined the Sc:- nior Class at Harbor. At home in Norway, Bjorn at- tended Holtet High School. There he was president of his Class. :1 member of the SEU! dent senate. editor of the school newspaper, and prcsi - dcnt 0f the Athletic Club. Following this pattern, Bjorn became involved in many ac- tivities here at Harbor. He was an active member of the American Field Service,Sen- ior Men, and Thespians. He was also Harbor's number one cross -c0untry runner. Bjorn lived at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Robert Fargo, 2535 Burlingham Drive. Both of his American brothers, Scott and David, attend Harbor High . One happy family! On your mark, get Set, Go . . . l' i a Mirror, mirror on the wall, Who's the coolest Norgc of all? 1968-69 Bjorn enjoyed life at Ha- bor Oncluding Leif Ericsen Daw. He feels that people are the same everywhere; only their environments differ. Concerning the AFS, which enabled him to come to the United States, Bjorn says, 'tMany organizations stress the importance of the or - ganization, but AFS stres - ses the importance of the individual. --a very per- sonal o h ' t rgamzatlon ' Bjorn, center, points out 0510 to Mr. George Puchan, AFS HdVISEF: and . e American brother Scott. Bjorn W111 complete one more year of high school when he returns home. Big brother is watching! To everyone who made his stay here in the United States so wonderful, he says, Tusen Takk. Picmrcd above hm: Norma Gilbert, Ireasumr; Ml. Willwrt WiHcv, nd- viacr; Susi;- 111cc, vicr-prcxinicnt; Ron Root, president; Javne Iucns, 5CCFCIJFV; Mi$ Fh2111or 1 Hmn, :xdvixcr. N.H.S. The National Honor Society is an organization which stresses the qualities of scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service for membership. Each year two formal initiations are held. The organization spon- sors Bermuda Day. Also, mem- bers perform many services for the school, one of which is tutor- ing students who need academic help. Mr. Wilbert Willey and Miss Eleanor Tilton are advisers for the group . ROW 1: Javnc Inch, Meg Sheppard, Norma Cilhom, Ihzckic X'alcnlic, Patti Slmusscr. Martha Bossley. ROW 2: Sue flamingo, PJHY I lovd, .NIan'id Carroll, husiu Imv. Brennv Wan, Christine Svngcr. ROW 3: Ken Bires, Ron Root, Tinar Dlaun, john Bordeaux, Beth Rwy. H? ROW 1: Meg Sheppard. Valerie Robinson. Kathv Hart, Brcnmf Wan, Paigc Delivlinn, Mu'v X'utmno, Martha Bossley, Patti Strausscr. ROW 2: lavnc IMCJS. Melanie Mummx, Iinda Burns, Norma C-eru ION Hummer. jane Olkowski, Susic Iucv. Christine Svngcr, Pu! Trrnk. ROW 3: Suc Haslings. HLH'OM Bums. Iolm Gunnfson. Ken Bircs, Einur Olsen, John Bordeaux Debbie WJLcman. Marcia Carroll, Pally Ilowi. N01 pictuwd. Rinlxi Sharp. ImanauunallsuummSnm Mimi Smnnlluumm Quill and Scroll is an honorary literary organization created to promote good writing. New members are initiated at a candlelight ceremony. A member of Quill and Scroll must be a junior or senior in the upper third of his Class, and must have made an outstanding con - tribution to the school yearbook or newspaper . Miss Mary Boyce is adviser for the group. Homecoming Queen candidates are ROW 1: Jane Olkowski, Brenny Watt, Sheryl Nappi, Paige DeHelian, Sharon Cevera. ROW 2: Crena Willey, Mary Vetmno, Sandy Vas, Pat McCormick, Margie Heine. HOMECOMING 1968 Crena Willey was selected by the student body to reign as Homecoming Queen of 1968. Her court included Sharon Cevera, Paige DeHelian, Margie Heino, Pat McCormick, Sheryl Nappi, Jane Olkowski, Sandy Vas. Mary Vetrano, and Brenny Watt. Crena was crowned queen before the Homecoming game tOctober 2S by football co-captain Bill Olin. All the girls were presented with charms. Harbor then went on to win a thumping victory over St, John t28--OL Crena was formally crowned at the Homecoming dance by the presi- dent of the Student Council. Bob Surbella. The Senior Girls and the Monogram Club sponsored the dance. OUR QUEEN Crunu Willey rcigncd over Hurbor's 1968 Homecoming Court. For the first time .1 Huber High School Lumhmu Wil- bert W'illey, lmd the plea- sure of crowning his dJugIv ter Homecoming Queen. TOP Norma Gilbert Sue Hastings .000 Susie Luce .000 Meg Sheppard .000 Brenny Watt 1 .939 Ron Root .1 .933 Ken Bires i .900 Einar Olsen .' .871 Jayne Lucas 4 .2544 Patti Strausscr C .774 , .000 Susie Luce, Sue Hastings, Meg Sheppard, Norma Gilbert. 0h. -....0 : ..... a .- 0 .-... E Patti Straussm', Ron Root, Jayne Luc :15, Ken Bires, Brenny Watt, Einar Olsen. I ROW 1: Patti Strausser, Einar Olsen, Meg Sheppard. ROW 2: Doug Ivari, Sue Hastings, Norma Gilbert. Mr. Robert Huff. IT'S ACADEMIC Fifteen members of the senior class, Chosen by a faculty committee, traveled to Cleveland to try out for It's Academic. Six were Chosen to represent Harbor: Meg Sheppard, Einar Olsen, Patti Straus- ser, Sue Hastings, Doug Ivari, and Norma Gilbert. They were chosen on the basis of quick accurate re- plies to questions posed by advisers. Several quiz sessions were held to prepare the con- testants for the show. They skimmed encyclopedias, read newspapers, and sharpened their wits for the taping March 9. Garden of the Gods was the theme Chosen by the Class of 1969 for the trop- ical paradise into which they transformed the gym for their Prom. A mountain passageway connected an ornate temple to the garden. Walkways were lined with trees and flowers. The garden fea- tured a six-foot statue sur- rounded by dense foliage. .r' g.- mv-zzzf k A ' V..- 515$; hair r Ar: snraa-r 4-.r Thatched huts served as guest register, coat check, and band stand. On entering, guests were greeted by Polynesian na- tives . Frank Enricco and Cindy Nappi reigned as King and Queen of Mana Kani. Mana Kani cast a lasting spell over all. STUDENTS OF THE MONTH From TOP TO BOTTOM: Bill Olin, Sue Hastings, and Bob Surbella; Marcia Carroll; Paul Cafaro; Mary Vetrano, Eileen Shaul, and Crena Willey; Arvid Aartun and Paige DeHelian. Not pictured Willey Bradley and Curtis Silery Each month two outstanding members of the student body are elected Student of the Vlonth. The Student Council holds the election. Those chosen have made achieve- ments in scholarship, athlet- ics, or the arts. SEPTEMBER Crena Willey Paul Cafaro OCTOBER Eileen Shaul Curtis Siler NOVEMBER Paige DeHelian Bob Surbella DECEMBER Marcia Carroll Bill Olin JANUARY Mary Vetrano Arvid Aartun F EBRUARY Sue Hastings Willey Bradley And miles to go . - H U CD 93 E CR C 13 A S 5 CD 13 CD IIJNIOR CLASS 01'- I'ICFRS are have Fargo, trmsurcr; Carol Bent, secre- I.1ry; Dun Bccl-Lmun, president; and Steve Sl-;;1ruppa, Vico- president. The juniors spent most of the year planning and raising funds for their big event-- the Prom. T0 augment their treasury, they held the traditional candy sale. They also benefited from the musical held in the fall. Throughout the year the prom committee worked hard for the co -cha1'rmen 0f the prom --Marti McMillan and Tim Field. Mary Ellen Acierno CL 55 Chri 5 Adam 5 OF 7970 Chuck Andrews M argaret Baker Roger Bates Sharon Bates Roberta Beaver Dan Beckman Becky Behling Kathie Benjamin Bruce Bent Carol Bent Jim Billet Jackie Boles Bob Bollman Pam Bond Dan Bowman Ann Bradley Brittain Briggs Sue Burnett Beth Bums Linda Bums Bonnic Culdcronc Debbie Camplcsc Cary Cairns lim Candcla Dmmis Carroll Sully C1159 Sandy Caudm ADVISERS FOR THE CLASS OF 1970 are: Mr. John David Clmncy cherino, Miss Geraldine Arnold, and Mr. lamcs Horst. Chris Christopher Candy Chupick Torcm Com Cary Coulls Scott Crandall Laura Crofool Chris Cummins Jackie Cupido Iimh Currence Cindy Cum' jim DeRold Jim DeMarco Mary Dennis Mike Detorc Sue Dicffenbacher Cindy Dormnn Dan Eagle l,iz Edwards Sue English Dave Enricco jesse Enricco Ralph Eslok Debbie Faidiga Doug Fairchild Dave Fargo Greg Fcigh Aimee Ferry Barbara Fiddler Tim Field Pat Filer Jane Flowur Norma FOIL! jim Frzlbutt DalU Fusco Doug Ganyard Shirluy Gawlikowski Sandy Cclber Sue Celber Fred Cctce Stephanie Ciannell Drew Gluvnzl Elliot Godlcski Margie Goff Judy Gollon Debbie Goodman James Goudgc Kevin Graham joe Grcexmwalt Dan Gustafson Pete Custafson 7- Jim Haight Linda Hale Gary Hamalainen Pat Hamilton Roger Hamilton Debbie Hanson Janice Harchalk Gerard Haynes Dan Heino Louise Hjerpc u I , , Miller Hobson wiest 5 Sue , the W ar of 1812 Rosalind Hawkins wa-- Henry Horvath Jeanne Hoskins Brian Hubbard Jeff Hughes Larry Hummer Laura Hummer Tim Jaskela Tom Jaskela Dennis Junkins DaVL' junnings Brenda johnson Stuart Johnson Wilma Jones Tim Kalil Cary Kaplan Pat Keenan Virginia Kerns Bob Kirk Suan Knudsen Dave Koski Gayle Kossick Cary Kotila Jerry Kubisiak Charles Latvala Sue Lauterbach Tom Leonard Marcia Loadman Lenore Lombard Jim Lombardo Dick Loudermilk Ron Loudermilk Joyce Loveland Debbie Mackynen Kristine Maki Louis Matson Bill McClintiC Peter McCune Gordon McInnes Marti McMillan Tom McNutt Diane McPherson Ron Melaragno Jan Millberg Bob Millberg Butch Miller Rose Mongenel Sandy Mongcnel Jerry Monroe Dave Rapose Jcanine Rapose Charlotte Ray Mark Reed Bob Rendrick Jon Rice Steve Rice Joc- Rich Richard Roberts Ron Robertson Mike Roivas Dan Rose Karen Sanfield Joe Santiana Rick Schamberg Ronald Schray Ed Schroeder Ron Scott Geoff Seaman Virginia vaastian Mark Seferian Mary Beth Mrumor Mrlzmic Mumma Jim Murray I :UTy Nurducci Duryl Nmor Cary Noturianni Karin Ollikaincn Don Palm Cleve Parrish Dan's lesanun Chris Puynu Kathy Perry Eileen, 1 know you did SOMETHING. Now what is it ? Rac Porskari Laura Pctros Linda Pierce Gilmond Pinclli Carol Puroln Rita Ranckcn Bobbie Rundazzo Ricki Shmp Iialcvn Slmul Bill Shohix Mm; Sidbcck Curtis Silcr Marcy Simon David Sippolu Eugene Sizemore Stuvc Skuruppu 'I'crry Slay Iiluyne Smith Florcnm Snitcher D314: Snyder Judy Smhl Dcloris Starr Carole Stoulc D4119 Stowcrs David Sulin Carol Taano Stew: Takach Dale Theis Hugh Thomas Mark Toomcy Naomi Tonnala Larry Tratar Sharis Tuuri Linda Uhrain Cindy Vilagi Sonny Wallace Joanne Waller Craig Walrath Marvin Warren Nancy Weaver Jo Ellen Wehniainen Dave Wcstlake Debbie Williams Jan Woodbum Tom Wright Debbie Young Steve Zak SOPHOMORE CLASS OF- FICERS arc Lynn Puchzm, secretary; Cindy Agnew, ViCc-presidcnt; Jeff Sten- r005, prusidcnt; and Julie Lillvis, treasurer. The Class of 1971, in their freshman year, sold Christmas napkins, elected officers and Cheerleaders, and held bake sales. This year as sophomores, they have built up their treasury by selling Christmas candy and holding the traditional bottle drive and car wash. CLASS lmmm CDF Cindy Agnew 1971 Bob Altoncn Tim A ndolsck Carol Arcaro Carol Aunger SLe vu Barbato Gerald Barlow Linda Beaver Kathy Bcitz Sue Bent jerry Biller Barbara Bires Patty Bisosto Sheila Boggs Sue Bourdeau Nelda Bragg Jerry Brooks Charlene Bruno Helen Bucko Both Butcher Cary Caltridcr - l 'r 4 Allon Ciunplwll tr; lem Cnmpbull v 1 . L i 3 ,1 .- u, . ., A 7: F v Rick Campbell ,' Dennis Carburry - , a, V r. Iatncm um Sandy Curtner R026? khsc ADVISORS FOR THE CLASS OF 1971 are Mr. Richard Lcnhart, DOHIIR Calldill ML Larry Braggzl, and Mr. C. Dana Lamb. Lola Caudill Trny Cutldill Donna Cellini I'im Clint John Colicchio Val Collins Demonic Como jill Conklin Mary Lou Conley Larry Coutts David Cowan Doug Cox 0 Todd Crandall Rat Craven Mike Crombic Mike Cummins Bob Cunningham Taryn Cupach Bob Cuuight Richard Duhl Albert Daugherty James Dcnnis Keith Dibvll Larry Dragon Brian Edixon Bill Eller Jane Engle Toni Enricco Candy Erickson Amy Ewing 77 Marilyn Yiddlcr jim Hlur Joanne Fisher Jim Hick Lvmu Forindsh Mike Fortunc jurry Fox Kathy Frisbiv Grog Gardner Christine Cimrd Gloria Clatz Brian Goff Colin Goff Vickic Goodwin Tom Goudge Tom Grvy Dave Griffith Sue ququist Rex Hamilton Turry Hamilton jeff Hmmcr John Hurchzl 1k Terry Harnist Greg Harris Oh Barb' Barb Collucn Hart BAiQBI v I. Randy Harvey - H Sue Hemphill Dale Hjcrpe Debbie Hjcrpo Doug Hombcck Cary Horvath Connie Houghton Teresa Howell Gary Hubbard Mary Ann Hunt KLith jackson Joann jadwisiak Jerry Jeram Stove johnson Cathy Jones hddy Kaplan lihby Karus Lynnette Kelly Sam Kent Michele Klinqlcr Rose Kluws Rob Kunklc Frank Laird Dave Lampclu Ken Lavcck Sum chold Patty Irhtonen Rose Leonard Dave Licnert John Lightncr Eric Lillvis Cary Lillvis julie Lillvis Stove Lindcnmaycr Paula Loadman Nancy Lyon Rim lentcuffcl Myles Marcus Joe Marine jamus Martcllo Bill McCuleb RIOUy NiCCunc Paula Murrinmn Cathy Millbcrq jnmes Misincc Craig Mitchell Tim Moisio Dante Mondzl Ed Mongenel Linda Morris Harriet Morrison Tim Mouu .. 4 - ; L - , 1m. H H . mu. u: 1i my 4. I1 : Marcella Nappi .' ill? I. I 1 I H M jamcs Nicmincn Edwina Oqurchdk Sigrid Olsen Cary Ovak Dennis Palm Sue Palo Ann Peterson Dave Peterson Homeroom study hall? No , , organized con- fusion! Jon Peterson Lynn Pcura Mark Phelps Robvrtn Pierce Jim Pinclli Diane Pitts Valerie Pizzi Charlene Potti Lynn Puchan Mike Rapose Sharon Ray Mark Rcktor Robin Rice Paul Riippa Ceorginna Ritari Joann Roberson Fred Robinson Sue Roivas Dick Rosetti Fred Rosetti Linda Sandfield Natalie Schroeder Dave Schuman Denise Sebastian Nancy Sheldon Chuck Sonstcby Lm'y Sturkcy Skip Starkey Tx'X'CSH Stuclc ch'f Sunroos Roy SLilLucI' Vicki Stone I ois Strundmnn lemu Stmndmun jzmicc Strcdncy Flzm Surhclln Buddy Sutherland Marilyn Su :mson Skip Taylor Clarkc Thornton Vince 15311011011 Tom Tobias Linda Tuomalu Carol Uhrain Wayne Valerie Cheryl Ventura Tcrri Wagner Dan Wakcman Mike Walla Craig Ward John Watt Rick VN'cber Bonnie Welch Anne Westlake Beverly Wetmorc Patty Wheattall Glenda XYild Nancy Willey Chris Williams Gary Wisnyai Linda Wolcott Steve Woomer Ellis Yclton Debbie Young FRESHMAN CLASS OF- FICERS arc Andy Stivgc- mcicr, prcsidcnt; Faith jaldam viCC-pl'csidcm; Margie Mndur, Lrvusm'cr; and Cathy Lambros, sec- rotary. The Class of 1972, spent their first year at Harbor adjusting to high school life. During the course of the year they elected class officers and Cheerleaders. They did not hold the traditional freshman candy sale, but other plans are being made for this spring. Donald Acicmo Barry Adams 1 9 72 Lois Ahlquist Ray Alpine Paul Andrews Fred Avery Joseph Balint Richard Balog Ray Rama: Scott Barthelmy Frmiin Benton Debla Bernardo Jim Bicder Sue Blank Mary Ann Brandon Kathy Brenwald Tom Bucci John Burgess Richard Burgess Calvin Burnett Charles Cairns Philip Calderonc Valerie Callcnder Andy Campbc 11 Donna Campbell Guido Cumplcsc Nancy Capp Mary Bcth Curbcrry Putty Carlson PaLsy Choatc ADVISORS FOR THE CLASS OF 1972 are Mr. George Shreyer, Mrs. Mary lane DcMarCo, and Mr. William Licatc. Lloyd Clark janice Cobbledick Renee Colicchio Ralph Coiling Richard Conkli n Larry Conley Beverly Cork Merileu Costa Sandy Coursen Mark Craven Debra Daugherty Gordon Davis Carolyn Dawsey Janet DcMichel janise Detore Florence DiDonato Debbie Diehl Bill Dingledine Virgil Dodge Ronita Dombroski Tim Dorman Tim Doyle Ron Duff Gary Dunbar Kris Edwards Mike Eskelin Chris Estok Debbie Evans Mike Facello Keith Fcigh Cathy Foltz Patty Force Mark Fratis Mary Bath Carney Mike Goodman Cheryl Craeb Dave Green Rosa Gregory Sue Hackathom Donna Hadlock Margaret Hall Arthur Hamilton Vicki Hannar Mary Haskell Cathy Hazeltine Elizabeth Heino Rick Helton Ted Hemphill Tom Henretta Gloria Hill Drema Hopkins Chip How es Ron Huffman Carry Huggins Tarry Huggins O.K.--So it DIDN'T work I Doug Hughes Marilyn Imhoff Linda Jakowlew Paul Jarvi Reed Jarvi Scott Jaskela Kirk Johnson Wanda Johnson Wren Johnson Ed Jones Faith Jordan Susan Kantorak George Kaplan Janet Kays Joe Keenan Johnnie Krone Charlene Kemp Chris Kemp Mike Kierstead Evon Kinney Stan Knowlton Cathy Koons Helen Laffuny Gordon Lahner jerry Laino Cathy Lambros Jim Iavick Ricky Leftwich Sherry Lester Miriam Linna Mark Loudcrmilk Brian Mackyncn Margi C Madar Terry Marlin Anthony Masella Jeanette McCaleb Sally McCormick Bob McCoy Debbie McElhaney Dave Millberg Gary Millberg Lynne Millberg Beth Miller Ed Miller Paul Miller Susan Miller Party Mjsinec Gay Moeller Debbie Monroe : '13 ? .1: is A Roger Norman Herb Osborne Dan Pachkoski Paul Palm Mary Jo Palumbo Brenda Pcck chbic Pcnnington Gayle Pucci Lewis Pierce Davc Pitts Dan Plotz Nancy Plotz Rich Pokky Carolyn Prickett Jim Frisco Terry Puffer Jane Puskas Margaret Randolph Marc Rapose Ruth Ray Sondra Reash Don Reed Mary Reed Jake Regner Dan Rendrick Jeff Montgomery James Moore Lloyd Morris Mary Monissey Dianne Motta Ed Nappi Mike Nappi Norma Nappi Doris chf Debbie Nuwsomu Mary Nordqucst Sue Nordquest 2 5x :...36,24,36... Lynn Runnick Norman Rexroad William Root Caralcttc Rose Dav: Rose Sandy Rossetti Eric Russell Rick Saari Stove Sacknmn Patty St. Angelo Rita Szxnfiold Ann Schroeder Peter Schumann Tim Scdmalx Cathy Sharp Robert Shinault Pam Shunmte Sanida Silcr Mike Simko Coy Sizcmoru Cindy Skaruppa Cary Slota Bonnie Snyder Matt Spacek John Stahl Veronica Stcgall Mark Stenroos Andy Stiegemeier Nina Stone Kay Strausser Jean Suchala Damella Tackett Steve Taft Dave Thayer Norma Thibodeau Penny Thompson Mary Tobias Dave Toivola Rose Toth Kathy Tuomula Ken Vanyo Bonnie Vcntura Kathy Vctrano Jim Viall Chris Vigorito Yvonne Vigorito Mark Wagner Tod Waller Carol Ware Randy Wciner Ron Whitney Penny Wild David Williams Harold Williams Mike Williams Roberta Williams Kelly Wilson Dave Young Debbie Young Man cannot live by bread alone. Or school lunches! The bell should ring any second now . . 3 . . . 1...11l2...and1H...and1l2... 1 K 94 WONDERFUL TOWN was presented by the Junior and Senior classes on November lSLh and lbth. Audiences were transported to Greenwich Vil- lage, where two young womem-Ruth, a writer, and her younger sister Eileen, an actress--were struggling to get ahead. The action included a wild Conga with Brazilian sailors, Eileen's fickle-hearted attitude toward her men, and a happily-ever-after romance for Ruth. Miss B. J. O'Dell directed the show, with Miss Sue Sanner directing the music . Accompanist was Miss Marcia Carroll. NA TIONAL THESPIANS From Thespis, founder of Greek drama, comes the name of the na- tional organization fur drama stu- dents, the National Thespians. Members keep busy during the year doing a musical, a straight play, and sponsoring the one-act play contest . Miss Betty jean O'Dell is club ad- viser . ;- '7 ,. l ROW 1: Miss B. J O'Dcll, adviser; Sheryl Nappi, president; Meg Sheppard, x'icc-prcsident; Scott Fargo, Sgt.-at-Arms. ROW 2: john Bordeaux, treasurer; and Marcia Carroll, secretary. ROW 1: Brenny Watt, Joanne Fisher, Sheryl Nappi, Pat Labry, Paige Dchlian, Libby Kuras. ROW 2: Annette Barnes, Pat McCormick, Pat Filer, Linda Bums, Marti McMillan, Melanie Mumma, Cathy Millberg, Crena Willey. ROW 3: Jim Johnson, Betsy Davey, Martha Bossley, Rich Weiner, Frank Starkey, Tim Kalil, Marcia Carroll. ROW 4: Scott Fargo, Bjorn Boberg, Tom anoletnno, Jim anpi, Pat Strausser, Ron Robertson, Meg Sheppard, John Bordeaux, Heidi Regner. The theme of the 28th Annual Mariner Variety Show was 1 Happiness Is .' The Senior Girls presented their Miss Varieties, Marcia Carroll . Happiness included vocal solos, duets, and ensem- bles, pantomimes, instrumentals, dances and an un- forgettable chorus line tas performed by the Senior menL The Thespians presented a skit on what hap- piness is to us all . Other numbers featured the Hap- piness Is Characters--Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Pepper- mint Patty, and Lucy Van Pelt. Mary Peaspanen as the Goddess of Liberty appeared with the choir to conclude the show . H.H.S. BAND ROW 1: Majorettes Charlotte Ray, jackie Cupido, Marilyn Imhoff, Sandy Gelber, Sally Case, Patti Strausser, Jackie Boles, Sue Gelber, Kathy Vctmno, Vicki Town, Julie Lillvis. ROW 2: Randi Weiner, Sue English, Meg Baker, Joni Waller, Elaine Smith, Ann Schroeder, Jan Cobbledick, Debbie Diehl, Natalie Schroeder, Kathy Nappi, Pam Schu- mate, Debbie Young, J2me Engle, Gaye Moeller, Lois Ahlquist, Mary Jo Pahlmbo, Pam Campbell, Carol Aunger. ROW 3: Kay Strausser, Mary Nordquest, Ruth Ray, Tim Dorman, Stun Knowlton, Cathy Sharp, Beth Miller, Connie Eske lin, Beth Ray, Kathy Benjamin, Pat Lchtonen, Sue Palo, Marilyn Swanson, Mark Loudermilk, Lynn Puchan, Debbie The Harbor band begins practice in August. As a marching band it performs at home for football games and marches in parades. As a concert band it presents a mid -winter and a spring concert, as well as playing for assemblies and other special events. Oliver Kaura is band director. Law- rence Landfried assists him. Penningmn, Kathy Hazcltine. ROW 4: Dennis Peterson, Ted Waller, Jerry Scott, Fd Miller, Pal Misincc, Lynn Millv berg, Mike Goodman, Clark Thornton, Buddy Sutherland, Kurt Nordquest, Jim Haight, Gary Slota, Jeff Stenroos, Tom Grey, Terry Puffer, Kurt Johnson, Richard Pokky, Gary Millberg,Mark Stenroos. ROW 5: Ron Root, Charles Latvala, David Rodd, Mark Scferian, vain Graham, Chris Payne, Richard Weiner, Sam LcBoId, Richard Roberts, Jim Nappi, Jim Johnson, Tom McNutI, Bill Sackman, Mark Steiner, Joe Greenawah, Ed Schroeder, Jim Holloway. PEP BAND ROW 1: Bill Sackman, Richard Roberts, Bcth Ray, Joni Waller, Meg Baker, Jim Johnson, Jim Nappi. ROWZ: jorry Scott, Tod Waller, Richard Wcincr, Chris Payne, Charlcs Larvala, Jeff Slcnroos, Mark Steiner. ROXV 3: Kevin Graham, Tom MCNLm, Ed Schroeder, R011 R001, Jim Holloway, Mark Scforian, Dave Koski. b BAND COUNCIL ROW 1: Connie Eskelin, Bill Sack- man, Patti Strausscr. ROW 2: Beth Ray, Richard Wcincr, Chris Payne, Mark SIeincr. ROW 3: Jim Nappi, jcrry Scam, Ron R001, Jim 1011le son, Jim Holloway. MAIORETTES KNIZICHNG: Pani Struux'scr, hCChI mujormtc. YYANDING: jnclxip Cupido, Kandy Cclhcr, Marilyn Imhofl', Cathy meno, gaHy Caw, Qur- Culbcr, Jackie Roh-x, Chmrloltv Ray. Vicki Town, luliL IiHVix. H.H.S. CHOIR ROW 1: Paige Dchlian, Slcphanic Giannell, Louise Hjcrpe, Diana Roberson, Harrivt Morrison, Aimee Ferry, Sheryl Nzippi, Paula Xh-rriman, Debbie Goodman, Teresa Stcelc. ROW 2: Pat Iabry, Nancy Willey, Joanne Fisher, l,ibby Kuras, Qusic Burnctx, Put McCormick, Izileon Slmul, Mdry lillcn Acicrno, Linda Pierce, Sharon Ccvcm, Jill McMil- lan, Robin Colicchio. ROW 3: Meg Sheppard, Lynn Updcgraff, Crcna WiIch, Linda Sandficld, Lynn Pcura, Barbara The Harbor A Cuppella Choir, under the direction of Miss Sue Sumner, performs for various school func- tions. Also it participates in the spring and winter concerls with the band. This year the choir members sold Christmas candles and decorations in order to raise money to pay for their new robes. .. v '1 g f 1 .1 9 . ? .hw. A PIM: 5i - e H5 A: v, -va ....3 Blrcs. Ricki Sharp, Sandy X'as, Marcia Carroll, Marti McMillan, l,indn Burns, Cilmond Pinclli, Beth Burns. ROW 4: Henry Horvalh, Dcnnis Palm, Stove Sackman, jcrry Monroe, Tim Kalil, Jim Johnson, Ron Robertson, Frank Qtarkey, Keith Fvigh, Bill Fllor, John Bordeaux, Kevin Graham. Dave l,ioncn, David Criffhh, Cary Taft. Choir oHiCuIN mm ROW 1: Kln-ryl lepi. 3m rcI 1n; 131m RonicC X. xicp PI'xWixik'XH. ROW 3: Crmm Willvy, Hvuxuz'cl'; Marcia Lnroll. mmidcm. Elicmrmf below Aw March Carroll, :1c compunixl. and Mm Suc Sunncr, dircclor. N.Idrimk arr iOW l: Joni Waller, Crona Willey, XIclnnic HummJ, Vlmi McMillan, John Rordczmx. ROW 2: lim IiJJll, Slnuly VAR, Flinnr Olwm Marcia C.xrroll, Jim Johnson. MODERN DANCERS RCW 3: Robin Colicchio, Aimm' fk-rry. fmnvuc Bamcx. ROW 2: Pul'y I lery. Paigv DH ivl inn. ROW 3: k 1ndy Agnew, Kmhy liar! , Mary erano. The Modern Dancers Club brings to- gether those girls who are interested in the dance. The girls work in groups to prepare routines for presentation at assemblies and in the Variety Show. chlurud at riqln are, from ICP '10 801 'ICH, XXIM Ixmia Callahan, adviwr; Annette Bnrmw, proxidcm; Paige DvHulian, vice prcxnivn'; Pavy Iabry. VCCI'UIRI'Y 1I'L'21 1H'k'I'. ROW 1: Vllly McCormick. Clulrlolh- Row, Qluip hlllylor. Cavlc Pucci. Vellvl'iv CJHumIm. kulhy IAlmlxrm, PM Hikinvc. Iimhy F0112, Karen Qllilnnincn, 101x Ahlqum, Sm- Hlllur. ROW 2: Km: Vclnlyru, Hulc lexvrx, MIN Honvr. MIC LHHVI'IHICIL. kllrol Uillur, 'I'crri CclIiIli, XLn'zjv Hvino. CHO! VLLUID, Hmh 1 15, Vhlrcy S'imun, Dvaiv WIN, IMNVir HJcLym'n. Ulmrlvnu Bruno. RCWV 3: Eugene Nicmincn, David Young. Chri: Quzlqcr, Barbara Bryxsn, Mu- 112cc, PMU' I loyd. Rue IququiKI, Lhixniy Dormnm Louiw Hjurpc. Dubhic Hlnxon, Vary meoz', Hxlry .Xnn Hum, Diannc X1CgihUlKOll. ROW 1: Xx-M 1110mm, Ricl. Ral'og. Kurt Nordqucxr, Tom N.I'polcmno. Andy thxm, Hilw Roix'ux, Rozur Gomly, x'hri- Rol'mron, ltlch Hoplxim, Pm Ptxcci. Sue Sajovic, Scott Fargo. N? ART CLUB Harbor's Art Club is the only function- ing art club in Ashtabula. The members initiated a Round Robin Art Show, which involves am exchange of exhibits with other schools in the area to promote knowledge of the arts on a local level. The club also experimented with film making. A! right are ROW 1: Miss Patricia Hoover, ndviwr; Sue Iucc, lrvamrcr; Ken McIntyre, vice president. ROWZ: Charlene Bruno, secretary; Debbie Pius, president. OQGA IZAGIOWS w ROW 1: Eileen ihaul, Brenny Wall , Paige DLVHClizln, Qharon Ccvcra, Aimee Ferry, Fran Surbelln. Harold Willams, Tim Scdmak, Chris hick, Andy Campbell. ROW 2: Jim Tilrr, lerry jcram, Bill Olin. Bob Sm b01121, Cathy Lambrox, Margie Nladar, Carol $011k. Julie Lillvic, Hclcn Bucko. Lynn Puchan, Jeff Vun- roos. ROW 3: Mike Goodman, Carol Bent, Heidi sznvr. Cindy Agnew, Crcna XYiHL-y, Hike Rapow, Faixh Ionian, huh Hillbcrg, Brenda Peck, Bth Miller7 8110 Palm, Iihby KJrax, Haw Fglrgo. ROW 4: STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council functions as a representative body elected by the students which acts as a liaison between students and faculty. Some of the projects of this year's council include the forming of a pep club and the addition of hall monitors. Dun Bowman, Scott S! i. grmvicr, lvH' Hummer, Dave Jordan Brian Cuff, Dave Brudalnm, Mom Rohcrq, Vrlrj; X'L'IrfinO Andy 8'1 iupgmviur, Inli'ry Ilummcn Dan Bockmdn. ngc Qkumppu, Sco inrqo. Rick HcCriff. Officers 11m ROW 1: Robert Huff, udvixm-r; h'vtmy Wrm, Hx-nsurcr; 501v Surbcllu, lux-vdvm. ROW 2: IVH Hummvr, vim prtwidvm; IL inli quncr, srrrmary; IMvid Bnufapaxt , vicv pnw- Mum. V Plcturml above are ROW 1: WIN. Iynn BOHHLIH :xml er Esther Izdchum, adviwre; Crcna WHH'y, ViCL prwidvm; Harcia Carroll. x'ccrci 4'. ROW 2: Cormic Ilsl:olin.1n-m- urcr; Brmmy XYRI', prmixh-m. ROXY T: Ter CcHiIIi,IinLl:1 Forinash, Knlhy Hart, Chrix' gongcr, Paw HcCormick, Judy Ciordan, Becky B31011, Patty Tth, Valerie Robinson, jill McMillan, P211 Iahry, Robin Colicchiof Paige Dellclian. ROW 2: Iyztn 171Mx3qx'aff, DvhhiL Pins Willie Ruth Bradr Icy, thrluy Conh'y, 3110, C luvna, Klny chnnn, SENIOR GIRLS The Senior Girls Club performs many services for the school. The club runs the candy stand at school and the refreshment stand at home gamesA It also sponsors the Homecoming Dance. Margie Heino, Kathy Tukach, Roxolla Tackmt, szi girausser, Annette Barnm, Bmsy Davey, Darla Camp- bell, Martha Bosslcy. ROW 3: Kris Murray, Connie Eckclin, Becky Burncll, Barbara Baker, Linda Valerie, Diane Slota, Norma Cilbcn, Jackie Billcr, Barbara Bryson, Carol Miller, jody Moellere Cindy gmgull, Janice Stone, Vicki Crippi, Sheryl Nappi, Brenny Wan. ROW 4: Pat Trask, Sandy Vas, Marcia Carroll Debbie Wakeman, Beth Ray, Heidi Regncr, Veg ghcppard, Jayne LuauY Suc Hastings, Patly Lloyd, Sue Luce, Vary Pcaspanon, Crcna Willey, Mary V'ctrano. 1 SENIOR MEN The Senior Men's Club strives to promote better relationships among mule members of the Senior Class. This year members bought shirts and par- ticipated in a picnic at Lake Shore Park. ROW 1: Bob chge, Bill Coudgo, Mike Ccfalo, Cary Taft, John Cuslafson, Tom Pakkala, Wil- lie Bradley, Pal Pucci, Rick Xicmi, Jack Hopkins, Mark 901nm, Jim Agnew, Roger Cloudy, Jeff Hummer. Jim Henry, Bill Olin, Mark Hummer, Bill Sackman, Duncan Ray, Dave Jordan, Ken Bircs, Dwight Yelton, Terry Kaplan. ROW 2: Jerry Scott, Craig Nclion, Vincc Capuano, Ken Narducci, jcrry Runyan, Richard Weiner, Dave Potti, Ron Barbato, DIIVC Laird, Bill Leo- nard, Bill Dixon, Doug Ivari, Andy LaiLuri, Dave glaplclom Ken Kane, Ken Piispanen, Dave Bmdapasl, Doug Edixon, Arvid Aartun. ROW 3: Jim Bcrnath, Jim Johnson, Kurt Nordquest, Frank OH in rx :1' riqhx 11w. uclv'm'y. Hogv: Goxhiv. p13 vaw; IXG. HiH Iconzlhi. Hmuluanr; NH x wrgvum .1'. .mm; 10m IKxHHilu. Hn' prwidx'm. Harris, Drnnis Peturxon, Finnr Olwn, Frank QIur'l-my, Allun Plaulz, 'I'om Chelioumx, Tom Mucky- nru, Doug Marvin, Cary O'Neil, Ken Vclmyrc, Bob Qurlwlla, Rob II Chinv, Ice $L1rbclla, Cvorgc Bilcko, Bill Zullcr, 101m Bordeaux. VarL Burriclmmn, Grog M ROW 4: HarQM Burm, John Palm, 'l'om Nupolvlzmo, Bryan Iuhnor, Dvdn Rich, Hm Hornbvck, 'l'ony Voorr, Chris Vi- lagi. Bjorn Bohcrg, Iom Nappi, Scott Fargo, Paul Cathro. Rick VcGriff, Hickuy Held, Ron ROOL Scott Slicgcnwicr, Bill Lsposito, Ix'tn 015011, Daw Rich Harhm Rims, Arnold DcCrooI, Ted X1111 Dykc, jim Holloway. Iurry Covlwl. ROW 1: Dan Bowman. Arvid Aarhm, 'llxrrxy' Knplun, Rogur Coudy, Cvorgv Huclm. Curr Vilcr. lx'cn Biron lct'l Hummer. lim Henry. Paul Cul'uro. Geoff Shaman. RCX ' Z: Boh Www. Orv; I m1. Km! Hclnlyrv. lim Agnvh. 101m Palm, Bill Ironard, jcrry Runyan, Ron Rum, Bill Olin. Richard inncr. Chuck Andrcwn Iim KJHI. ROW 3: Tlom UCXLIII , Dim Bvckmzm, Dale Tlu'ik, Hnrlx Tloomvv. Iim CJmlel. Gary Kmih. Hula VilllwrgT ldnwy' Hummer. Doug hlixon, Michcy I'icld, Dux'v iargo. T MONOGRAM CL UB T w! The Monogram Club attempts to T CLASS OF FT form a common bond among the 241thw letes here at Harbor. The club also promotes a high standard of athlet- ics. The members work togethex: serving the community and perform - ing various services for the school. The club contributes to the United Appeal, adopts a family at Christ- mas. and assists with the Home- coming dance. ROW 1: William WaxulI-zo, :ulxiscr; Jim Henry. vice president; jvff Hummer, president. ROW 2: Mickey hold, accru!aryelre'tlsurcr; Bill Olin. Scrgcumwatearms; Han Budoxm adviser. N01 pictured. llnyd Buck, adviser. USHER SQUAD The Usher Squad aims to train girls in the squad to walk gracefully, at- tain a poised appearance. and do an efficient and orderly job of ushering at the evening functions which the school sponsors. AI right arv ROXY 1: Ricki WIMP. x im- pnwinh'nl; Imdu Uhmin, program Chairman; er. I lixmr Kcriccu, xldviscr. ROW 2: Marilyn IixLHur, 'hhlsi uror; l'crmzl $10010. secretary; Inrlmm I ixldlcr. prvmdcm. ROW 1: Barbara Fiddler, Rae Craven, Linda Wolcott, Margie Goff, Krh Muki, Put 'Ihth, jody XIovHvr, Jnnicc 910mg, Harriet Morrison. ROW 2: Bucky thling, Hurilyn Fiddler, Clryn Cupach, Durla Cnmpbull, Edwina Oqur- chak, Cindy Stcgall. 'I'crcsa Slucle, Roxy Ivonani, Xancy Iyon, Jackie BiHcr. Barbara Bryson. ROW 3: Ricki Sharp, Carol Uhrain, gun? Dinffvnbaclmr, lune Qlkowgki, gman Knudxcn, Innicu 91rodncy. Terri Cellini, Joyce Loveland, Murgic IIcino, Ann Bradley, Que IJIuLurluch. ROW 4: Linda Uhmin, Rocky Burnett. Barbara Baker, Linda X'ulcrio, Slnsic Luce, Sue Rourdcau, Debbie Wakcmun, Vicki Crippi, Bclw Davey, Jackie Valrntic, Sandy X'as, Mary Pouspancn. C.A.A. ROW 1: Sue Hngquisl. Sue Bourdoam Charlene Bruno. Cindy Agnew, Chris Williams, Kathy N.Ippi, CJFOI Aungcr, Joann Jumvisiuk, Debbie Young, Lynn Pcum, Natalie Schroeder, Julic I.iHvis, Kathy FrisbicY Nelda Bragg, Nancy lyon. ROW 2: Rue Czlrvcn, Linda Sandfiehi, ROW 1: Carol Miller, lane Olkowski, Sharon Cuvcmv Rosalind Hopkins szice Hurclnllk Vlovce Lovelumt Jill McMillan, Martha Bossley, Darla Campbell, Kris Maki. Aimee Ferry, Carol Triano, Mary Vctrano. Patti Slmusscr. Jackie Cupido, Brcnmj Wan. Heidi ROW 3: Punv Lloyd, Jackie Valomic, Mary Peuspn- Rvgner, Barbara Flick, jounnc Waller, Sheryl anpi. nen, Gilmond Pinclli. Debbie Hanson, Debbie Mucky- ROW 2: Sue Lauterbuch, Pam Bond, Judy Ciordnn, nen, Sluris 'I'uuri, Cindy Vilugi, Jackie Boles, Czlrol Virginia Sebastian, Louise Hjerpo, Iindu Burns. Lynn Rem, J2me Flower. Sue Celluer, Nancy Weaver. Jo Updegrat'f, Eluyne Smith. Patty Toth, Lenore Lom- Ellen Wclmiainen. Becky Bchling, Ix'tlthxy' DibcH, Ei- bard, Candy Chupick, Cary Courts, Sandy Cclbcr, Icon ShauL Mary Ellen Acicrno. ROW 4: Sue Hast- J.Ja- Janice Strednev, Carol Arcaro, Helen Bucko, Sue Bent, Fran Surbclla, Sue Roivas, Terri Wagner, Lynn Puchan, Lois Strandmnm Diane Pitts, Tone Enricco, Lola Caudill. Debbie Hjerpm Molly McCune, Kathy Carr, Donna Cnudill, Beth Butcher. ROW 3: Fatty Lchtoncn, Candy Erick- ings, Barbara Bryson, Kathy Hart. Connie Eskelin, Crena Willey, Marcia Carroll, Linda Valerie, Deb- bie Wakeman, Barbara Baker, Becky Burnett, Ricki Sharp, Wilma Jones, Judy Gollon, Beth Bums, Mary Beth Mramor, Sue Dieffenbacher, Sue Burnett, Mar- tha McMillan, Marcy Simon, Linda Uhrain, Sandy Vas, Pat Trask. son. Ann Peterson, Sue Hcmphill, Cathy Mill- berg, Sue Pale, Jane Adams, Nancy Sheldon, Paula Merriman, Mary Lou Conley, Cheryl Ventura, Carol Uhmin. Colleen Hart, Pam Campbell, Libby Karas. Gloria Glntz, Marilyn Swansom Barbara Bires, Joanne Fisher. The Girls Athletic Association promotes good sportsmanship, a healthy attitude toward sports. and an effective intra- mural program through monthly activ- ities such as volleyball and bowling play- days. The club Sponsors bus trips to away games to support our athletic teams. It also adopts families at Christmas. Oit'iccu M 1ch ll? ROW 1: Mn. hue CHM , Adx'iwr; Eileen Shmk Autix'ilim clmirmJn; Cdrv Couus, .xm'guAnI-.11-.2rmx; thli MgHiHnn. Ircdxurcr. RO 2: Iackiu Cupido wcromrv; Quc HJinngs. president; Connic l-KLMin. vicu prcsidcm. N01 xhown i5 Hrs. Gloria Qmwnhcimcr, :ldvim . ROW 1: Dremn Hopkins, N.Iry Bulb CJrhcrrv, MAW Morrisscv, Carol WMC, Lin Cobblcdick. Cindv Sknruppu, Kathy Tuomnln. jun DcMichelc, I.1nice Delorc. Renee Colicchio, Randi Weiner. ROW 2: Robcrm Williams, Ronnie X'cmum, Kathy Velmno. Margie Hutu, Sue KJnIOer, Iczm Suchnlzl. l,imh Jukowlcw, Sondra Ruish, Dianne Mona, VAIOriC Cannder, Ponm' Thomp- son, Kathy F0112. ROW 3: Caromtc Rose, Kw Stxxlussm'. Ioix Ahlquisl, lergnrel Randolph, Arm Schroeder. Vicky Harmer, Cathy Lambros, Sue Blank, Kathy Sharp. Dchhiv MgFlhnncv, Lvnn Ronniclx. Sue Miller, Cathy chmmld. ROW 4: Gayle Puc- Ci, Mnrilyn lmhoff. P.1t Misinuc Beth Miller, Debbie Bernardo, M 1rv 'I'Ohim. Norma Thibodcnu. Gav Voollor, Caroline Dzlw- sey, Mary Ann Branden, Debbie Monroe. Debbie Pennington, Mary HJskcH. ROW 1: Nizlrgic HL'ino, Vdrv Ann Hunt, Cram WiHm', 911erv7 VnppL PAH Idhng iohin Colicchio' FHPCH Shrml, Marv Hm Acivrno, Cux' Coullx Cum! '1 A mu. Bah Sur'hcll a. ROW 2: Srcplmmic Ci 1nncH, Imnmo WAHM'. szi Sir.111uur,fhrix VCiHinms, Cindv Agnew. NJHCV Sheldon. 1 I311! SurhUHA. Tcrrv anncr KJIIH' NJppi, CAI'O! Aungvr. KiIlv Keenan. Ellis Yt-llou. ROW 3: JJCkiC Cupido, lehx' Bonjnnin. CIMI'IOIM- Kw, IJCHC Bobs, Sue Bum. Linc Adxmk. Sue Roivuk. Bulb Rm- Suc Inulcrlmch, Nun y Willm'. Ngncv Ivan. Um chlanm, D we I5 lrgo. ROW 4: Iindn SJndf'icH, Sue HcmphiH. szdx' Friclmon. Sue Hzlg- quhl, CLH'M '1 1101'111011' Clmrlvx Ronstslnyg Colin Goff, SCOH SIngcmcivr, David Rich PAH Iispmilcn 101m Cqulli-SOH, David Bmdawsl, SJndy VJ5. ; . u . HI-Y TEENS Hi-Y Teens are primarily concerned with creating high standards of char- acter and a Christian purpose in high school students. The Club performs many service func- tions, such as filling Christmas stock- ings for the children's ward at the hospital. Officers pictured at right are ROW 1: Miss Ann Monaco, adviser; Dave Brudapast, president. ROW 2: Sandy Vns, vice president; Crenzl Willey, secretary-treasurer. AMERICAN FIELD The American Field Service seeks to promote international understanding and friendship by aiding exchange students and participating in various activities. The club held a banquet and had a booth at the Zonta Bazaar. The club also celebrated Norway Week and Leif Ericson Day with Bjorn Boberg, our exchange student from Norway. ROW 1: Cindy Agnew, Chris Williams, Lynn Puchan, Libby Karas, Joni Waller, Aimee Ferry, Greg Harris. Brian Goff, Lenore Lombard, Stephanie Ciannell, Mary Vetmno. ROW 2: JoElIen Wehniaincn. Kathy Ferxy, Mary Jane Sidheck, Cary Courts, Val Robinson, Beth Burns. David Rupose. Linda Pierce. Sheryl Nappi, Margie Heino, Louise Hjerpe, Sue Hagquisx. ROW 3: FIOA rence Snitcher. Becky Behling, Barbara Fiddler, Debbie Mackynen, Karen Ollikainen, Sue Celber, Colin Goff, Norma Cil- berl, Lynn Undegraff, Jayne Incas, Mary Beth Mrumor, Debbie Hanson. ROW 4: Marilyn Swanson. Barbara Hires. Joanne Fisher, lozmn Jadwisizlk, Frank Harris Molly McCune, Ann Peterson, Sue HcmphiH, Sue Dieffenbacher, Linda Uhrain, Linda Sandfield, Candy Erickson, David Chaney. SERVICE .XI right JYC Cvorqc Pudun. miviwr; VcL .mic Uumnul. nx'csidcm: lo'nn Bordmmr, xvniox rvprvwm Itix'c. ROW 3: VJIT Imc Sidbcck. junior Icpruwmrllivc; Bjorn I30; berg. cxclunqc .xludcm. ROW 3: Lmdx' Yum wcrclnrvwII'churm'. ROW 1: Gordon Mchmus, Churx'l X'vnlum, I indn 'I'uomzilzl, Roch: Burncu, Bu'hnm BALM; I,ind.1 X'.llcrio. Kathi; Mimic, luWiv IiHvis, Ilzchc Cupido. Kw Strnuwcr, Chxrlonc Ray, Robin Colicchio, PHI Llhrv. ROW 2: Pete Gusml'son, Khrix Mnlai, Marv Hlun Adamo. ih'cn 511.1111, XIchic Mumma Carol Uhmin. Dizmc Slow, Nancv Wuu'cr. Jackie VHCnIiC. C'uhv Millhcrg thli Roqncn Brvnm' WAN. ROW 3: DJIL' Snyder. oncu IOVN md. Timh Burns, Jane .Mizmw, Hvlvn RuCl-ao. Pal RCQISh, Svlndu' Vb, Ixindr OLxx-n, MJrV PL-Lxspxmcn, Crcnu X iHm , Dobbin: XYJLUINJHI, K ltln' Bunjunim C3101 'Ilnno, P.Itli Sunluswr. ROXY 4: Geoff Seaman, ScoIt Fargo, Bjorn Boborg Doug Ildixon, Marti McMillan. John BordeJux, Sue Burnett, Dan Beckan, Tim I'icld, Steve $1 .11 L1pp:1, John Gusmfson, Ann Bradley, Sue Inulerbzlch, Dave Fargo. H-117; ' , i' w 7' crrr-Ja-tai n :3 15'4-M ' . - . ROW 1: M11rci1 C.111oll,1.i11d:1 Hoicolt, 10111119 V1 '11101', Jackie CL1pid0,X:HlC1'i0 Robinson N1 11nc3 Sheldox1.$1mdy C cl- ber Paula Xlerrim: 111 M :1rv Lou Conlcv, C 1thx N11ppi, Li11d'1 Sandficid J01 ce Iovel 1,111d Marv A1111 Hunt J1ckis V 11911- tic. ROW 2: Amnetle Barnes Diane Slota, Debbie Pitts,1x'itty K16111111,N1111rgie Iieino,J11ne Adams, Sue I 1uLerb11ch, Cindy Agnew ChrisWilliams,P11tti Strausser. Members of Future Teachers of Amer- ica perform a great service to the school, working as substitute teachers and grading papers for teachers. The club creates interest in teaching as a career. The club members go to the elementary schools twice a year to gain experience by teaching the elemen- tary students. At Christmas time the members fix toys for the Crippled Children's Home. The Club also publishes the student directory. At left are ROW 1: Ray Edeburn, adviser; Patti Strausser, librarian; Ricki Sharp, vice president; Tom Napoletano, president; Charles Reed, adviser. ROW 2: Theresa Castlebarry, treasurer; Marcy Simon, historian. ROW 3: Sue Hastings, secretary; Beth Ray, reporter. ROW 1: 101.1 CuudiH, Mdrgilrcl Hull, Mdry Huh Czlrlwcrry, Drvnm Hopkins, Yvonne Kinney. Doris NON, Bonniv Cxldcronc. Norma 1-0112. ROW 2: Jackie BiHyr, Iimln Vorrh. Dinmm Pius. Lois Strgmdmnn, Romlind Hopkins. Lmicc Hnrchnllx, Ivvxm decgmff. PAH TOUL Pam Bond. 1:111 Millburg. ROW 3: Bnrlmm Bwson. Roberta Pierce. Wihn.1 Strandmun, Iindu Ihntvcr. CJth' JOHN, Kdrcn Sunfield. Pally thzntull, Bcduxf Bnlog, chhic Young, Shirley Cuwlikowski, Sue Bourdcau. ROW 4: Bctsv Davey, Colleen Hart, ludv GiouLm, Christine Cirurd. Wilma lanes, Lynnette Kelly, Carol Uhrzlin, Roberta Beaver, k'clay Rchling, IoFIlvn Wchninincn. liz Edwards. Linda Uhmin, erc Pcrskari. Future Homemakers of America seeks to promote interest in home economics and to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. The club helped out at the County Home in January. Also, in April, delegates were sent to a national convention. Officers at left are ROW 1: Mrs. Juanita Baily, udviwr; JoEch Wehniainen, historian; Rosalind HOpL'ins, treas- urer; Tinda Uhrain, vice president; Rae Pcrskari, pres- ident; Mrs. Rozellu Harpst, adviser. ROW 2: Norma Foltz, song leader; Bonnie Cnlderono. reporter; Karen Sanfield. parliamentarian; Chris Girard, QCCFClZlI'y; Linda Beaver. refreshment clmirman. H9 The junior Hi-Y is am or- ganization of ninth and tenth grade boys and girls with a Christian purpose . It performs many valuable services to the School, community, and YM-YWCA. Officers pictured above are ROW I: Miss Patricia Hoover, adviser; Renee Colicchio, secretary; thhy Lumbros, vice president. ROW 2: Janice Detore, treasurer; Nancy Cdpp, president. . IR. HI-Y TEENS ROW 1: Renee Colicchio, Domm CJmpbell. Glorid Hill, Cathy Lxmbms. ROW 2: H'm1 bath Homo, Mary Haskell, Lynn R01111'1ch Margaret Randolph. ROW 7:: Janice Dclore, V.llcric Clllcndcn Patsy Choule. ROW 4: Illith Ionian, Pcnny WEILL Sherry lvslcr, chy C 1pp, SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club prmnotes and fur- thers the study of the Spanish lan- guage and culture among students in the club. The club attended a performance given by a touring company from Madrid at john Carroll University. The members of the club sponsor a party for the Children at the Chil- dren's Home. Also CARE packages are filled at Christmas. Pictured at right are ROW 1: Miss Ann Monaco, adviser; Aimee Perry, president; Connie Eskelin, treasurer. ROW 2: Nancy Sheldon, vice president; Ciro! Bent, secre- tary. ROW 1: Doug Edixon, Larry Coutts, Jane Engle, Aimee Ferry, Margaret Baker, Mary Lou Conley, Chris Williams, Joanne Waller, Keith Jackson, Doug Coxe, Clarke Thornton. ROW 2:13ale Theis, Bob Millbcrg, Both Ray, Caryn Cupach, Mary Ellen Acierno, Eileen Slmul, Carol Aungcr, Cathy Nuppi, Valerie Robinson, Mary Ann Hunt, Norma Gilbert, Dun Beck- man. ROW 3: Mark Phelps, Linda Burns, Marilyn Fiddler, Kathy Hart, Beth Burns, jackie Cupido, Pat Tiler, Nancy Wil- ley, Patty Lehtonen, Greg Harris, Sue Dieffenbacher, Jayne Lucas, Rick Weber. ROW 4: Theresa Castleberry, Jane Ad- ams, Nancy Sheldon, Carol Bent, Fran Surbella, Sue Bent, Sue Roivas, Connie Eskelin, Candy Erickson, Colin Goff, David Rich, Cary Ovak, Charles Sonstcby, Bill Esposito. ROW 1: Miriam Linna, Lynn Rennick, Cathy Lambros, Debby Bernardo, Jan DeMichele, Louise Hjerpe, Pat St. Angelo, Paula Merriman, Sue English, Jan Woodburn, Aimee Ferry: Randi Wrinch Joni Waller, joanne Fisher, Brenuy Watt, Mary Vetrano. ROW 2: Sally McCormick, Norma Thibadeau, Kathy Foltz, Penny Thompsom Vickie Harmer, Carole Stottle, Mary Beth Mramor, Mary Jane Sidbeck, Elayne Smith7 Faith Jcrdan, Linda Tuomala, Patti Straussen Kay Straus- ser, Nelda Bragg, Kathy Frisbie, Melanie XIumma, Caroline Dawsey, Ron Robertson. ROW 3: Gaye Mocllcr, Mary Nord- quest, Barbara Flick, Beth Miller, Tom Tobias, Lois Ahlquist, Rita Rancken, Debbie Goodman, Molly McCune, Shelly Klingler, Rae Craven, Judi Stahl, Debbie Young, John Wdtt7 Ken McIntyre, Keith Dibell, Marilyn Swanson, John Bor- deaux, Ann Peterson. ROW 4: Rita Sanfield, Sue Luce, Mary Haskell7 Terri Huggins, Pat Misinec, Jill ConklinJ Linda Samdfield7 Gloria Clatz, Sigrid Olsen, Joann Jadwisiak, Barbara Bires, Frank Starkey, Leslie Sommer, Karen Sanfield, Ray Barnes, Ray Alpine, Dave Millberg, Craig Mitchell, Dave Lienert, Sue P1110, Cathy Millberg. FRENCH CLUB The French Club promotes a better understanding of the customs of France and stimulates the students to learn more about French culture . The club saw a performance of M01- iere's Tartuffe by a French company touring the United States . Officers of the French Club at right are ROW 1: Joanne Fisher; Vice president; Mrs. Elinor Scricca, adviser; ROW 2: Ann Peterson, treasurer. ROW 3: Mary Vetrano, president; Cathy Millberg, sec- retary. LATIN CLUB The students of the Latin Club learn about contributions made by Greece and Rome to modern civilization . The club adopted a family at Chrlstnms. 'I here Lum- Lwo Clubs. QIIiccrs AFC Ray $0.113. JdViSCI'; ROXY 1: 13111: II club --I 1, m1 Puclmn, KL-crcthu'lx -trcusmcr; Tom Grey. president; Cindy Agnew, vice prcsxdcnt. ROW 2: Iatin I. Harw gie Mudar, Vice presidvnl; Cary Slotu. program chairman; Murlx Wag- ner, secretary-ch;lsurcr. ROW 1: Mark Wagner, Edwina Ogurchuk, Teresa Steele, Mary Jo Palumbo, Mike Wllliams, Janice CchhlcdicL, Mil-c Kierstcad, Bill Dinglcdine, Sum Kmn: Vnhn Hurgoss, Marla deosc, Beverly Cork, V'ren Johnson, Cary Slota. ROW 2: Rick Balog, B111 Root, Steve Lindcnmaycr. Steve Knowlton, Jerry Luine, Mcrilee Costa, Bunnie Snyder, Eliluheth Heine, Carolyn Prickctt, Susan Kantorak, Margie thar, Debbie McElhuncy, Cathy Huzelline, Mary Anne Branden, Harriet Morrison, David Young. ROW 3: Tom Grey, Grog Gurdnor,1.ynnMillberg, Dave Purge, Lynn Puchan, 'I'crri Wagner, Cindy Agnew, Libby Kdras, Julie Lillvis, Natalm Schroeder, Cheryl Vcntura, Nancy Lyon, Paul Andrews, Debbie Mon- roe, Ted W'Llller, ROW 4: Jim Viall, Mike WANG, Iarry Hummor, Hark Toomcyy Tim Field, Slcvc Skdruppa, Pam Campbell, Sue Hemphill, Sue Hagquisi, Frank I,Jifd, Jim Frisk, Jcrrx, jcram, 141111 Pcura, Sum Dubold, Judy Collon, JA- nice Stredney, Brian Edixon, Jeff Harmer. 5, Dislriimtivu hiucmlon: I'Tlis Klingcnsmillu Dhlene Bales. Shaw, Kursilmse I mdu Cork. COE--ROW 1: Put Roxruad, Marcia Leonard. ROW 2: Bill Bihlajzmm. Caro! Carr. ROW 3: Dunen Frasurc, Mr. David Cinn. VOCATIONAL CL UBS The Distributive Education Program encour- ages members to develop a respect for edr ucation in marketing and distribution which will contribute to vocational competence. Students attend Ashtabula High School in the morning and work for an employer in the afternoon. Members attended leadership conferences in Cleveland and Columbus. The biggest social activity was the Employer's Night: Banquet when D-Ecl students showed apprec - iation for the co-operation of their employers. Cooperative Office Education combines m- elass training with actual work experience as a means of making an effective transition from the high school program into full Vtime employment. The twenty -fifth Annual Boss Banquet was the big event of the year. COP--ROW 1: Rita Wilkinson, Dianne Durkovic. ROW 2: Barbara Jones, Linda Kallstrom, Roy Bean, adviser. RED CROSS The Harbor High School Chapter of the Red Cross conducts the annual Red Cross drive. With its funds it does such things as adopt families at holidays and send gifts to the County Home. The Red Cross also maintains the school infirmary. Officers :11 right are ROW 1: Hrs. Karen Robin- son, adviser; Sue Roivusy vice president; Lynn Pcura secretary-treusurnr. ROW 2: Mary Peas- pancn, treasurer. ROW 1: Linda Uhrain, Charlotte Rose, Gayle Pucci, Ken Kane, Dave Polti, Sue Bent. ROW 2: Mary Pcaspancn, Jackie Valentic, Lynn Millberg, Sue Kantorak, Marilyn Imhoff, Caroline Dawscy! Diane $1012111 Debbie Young: Mary Nordqucst, Libby Karas, Sheryl Nappi. ROW 3: Bob Hazcltinc, Ray Alpine, Paul Andrews, Joyce Loveland: Jim Cundcla, Paige Dc- Helian, Pete Custafson, Geoff Seaman, Brian Goff, Dick Rossetti. ROW 4: Scott Fargo, Terri Puffer, Wilma Jones, Ricki Sharp, Pam Campbell, Marilyn Fiddler, Molly N1CC1me7 Sue Hagquist, Lynn Pcum, Sm: Roivas, Chris Williams, Cindy Agnew. Thu: Subscription commiltcc, piulured below, shows, SEA'I'liD, XLU'IIIJ My- Millan And Debbie Wakcnmn. co wditors, and, STANDING. lx'cith DihclL Kutm Foltz. Kdtiu thruno, Linda Burns, Joann lewisiulx. Suc Burnett: Martha Bosslcy, Sdmh V45, BerJm Baker, 13 rm Puum. i l g MARINER 4 Harbor High puts out two publications called The Mariner . One is the yearbook. with a staff composed of stu- dents from all four high school classes. These stu- dents are Chosen from On the activities committee pictured above are, SEATED. Nancy Weaver, Ricki Sharp, JoEllen Wehniaincn, Linda Uhruin, and, STANDING. Sheryl Nappi, Kathy Frisbic, Harriet Morrison, Libby Kurds, Sue Bourdeau, Marilyn Swanson, Brcnny Watt Mditory. Sue Palo, and Bob Surbella. 'I'hc undurvles commilluc pik'tm'cd helm: was, SLIY'I UL Sue Dichmr lmchcr wdilurJ CJthy Mllllwrg: Steve I indcnnmyvr. ROW I : Lino! Atm- 2011 lxthInl' IMLppi, Sue Gcllwr, Eileen Sluml; HL-lzmiu Humma, Jagkic Cupido. Knith Dihcll, ROW 2: Iokmnc Fisher Cathy Sharp Barbara Blrcs, Putty Lclnonen, Ann Peterson, Linda Sandficld. STA FF applications they submit. The newspaper staff con- sists of first and second year journalism Classes . They put out seven or eight issues a year. T3 -v ' - V . o! ' x ' dtx' r x . 41f. .-'.' The advertising committee above included, SEATFD, Sharon Cevera1 Mary Ellen Acicrno, Jeff Hummer kditorL Carol Taano, Karen Ollikaincn. STAND- ING: Sandy Gelber, Valerie Robinson: Kathy Benjamin, Jayne Lucas, Char- lotte Rayy Linda Forinash, Ron Robertson, Darla Campbell, Ken McIntyre, Louise Hjerpe, Roger Coudy, Stephanie Gianncll. Below .1sz Harold Burns and Tom KJpolumno, photogmphy; Tom Grey And Emu Clsma S'l'ANDINC, D. ch Shep- purd, miitor: and Paige DcllcliLm NI typcwrhcm. litmxlm; Pkltly Lloyd LS'II-XNDIING L Sush I chc. cdilor, Anncnc Burncs. Susan l.guterbadL Chris Scngcr! Doug Hornbcclx, .md Kurt Nordquust, art. The sports committee at right Shows, SEATED, Mickey Ficld and Ken Bires, editor; QTANDING, Scott Stiegcmeier, jim Henry, Dave Brudapust, Dave Griffith, Rae Craveny and Tim Kalil. On the senior album committee below are, SEATED, Vary Vc-trano and Fun Slrausscr, co-editors, :md STANDLNC. Iill McMillan, Norma Gilbert, Kathy Hart, Murcia Carroll, Crcna Willey, and Pat Trask. Freshmen who helped on the yearbook staff are pictured above. ROW 1: Cathy Sharp, Mark Stcnroos, Mike Goodman. STANDING, ROW 2: Mary Jo Palumbo, Marilyn Imhoff, Kay Strausser, Lynn Rennick, E1 izabcth Heine, Steve Sackman. The Mariner newspaper staff pictured above shows ROW 1: SEATED Kathy Hart, Jackie Billet, Bob Weese, Paige DeHelian, Vmce Capuano, Scott Sticgemeier, Pat Trask, Linda Burns, Robin Colicchio, Martha Bosslcy, and Darla Campbell, ROW 2: STANDING Ricki Sharp, John Gustafson,Ji1n Henry, Jerry Runyan, Jill McMillan, Debbie Wukeman, Barbara Baker, Patty Labry. Oh look at this one, Paige . . . The staff busily l H At work. Cheese 5 Oh come on, you can think of a caption! EDITOR'S MESSAGE We would llkc to express our deep appreciation to everyone xx'hn has helped us Wllh thls 1900 Mariner. A specull thanks to Miss Mary Boyce. our adviser . Also thanks to Mr. Pete Prentncr. yearbook rcprcscntativc; Mr. Art Taylor and X11 . Bill Frxedcl, photogrgmhcrs; the section editors, and their hard -working committees . AGWEECICS ....-A..:;t...l .-; - t .x-; ROW 1: Einar Olsen, Roger Goudyg Greg Fritz, Tom Pahhala, Jim Agnew, Rick MuGriff, Doug Ivari, Ken Bircs, john Gustafsou, Bill Leonard: Bill Olin. Paul Cafaro, Terry Kuplan, Jeff Hummer, Mich Field, Willie Bradley, Jim Henry. ROW 2: Joe Creenawalt, Bob Kirk, Dennis Jenkins, Marla Toomey, Jim De- bold7 Curt Silcr, Jim Candela, Bill Sholtis, Larry Hummer7 Dale Thais, Bob Millberg, Jerry Ieram. ROW 3: John Palm, manager, Keith Dibcll; Jim Pinelli, Mark Phelps, John Peterson, Jim Haight, Jim Murray, Mike Crombie, Lenny Forinash, Steve John- son, Eric Lillvis, Doug Cox, Gary Taft, manager. FOOTBALL 1968-THE YEAR Field and Co. come on the field for the second half. A tre mendous. wonderful year. A great group of young men--w0uld have to be listed among the alletime great squads of Harbor High School. This is how Coach of the Year Jim Orr described our championship foot- ball team of1968. The team won everythingnCity Series, N.I'LCrAand was the top county team with a 10--O--0 record and a 14 game winning streak. The offense, most potent in the county, was led by Paul Cafaro, Most Val- uable Player ; Bill Olin, Most Valuable Lineman ; Ken Bires, Most Val- uable Bach ; Larry Hummer and Bob Millberg, Most Valuable Offense ; and Roger Goudy, Most Consistent Player. Opponent defenses respected both the passing game and the running game. Curt Siler's consistent break- away runs and Larry Hummer's passes continually destroyed defenses. Our defense, led by Most Valuable Defense Dale Theis, was the pride and joy of the coaches. It limited opponents to little more than a touchdmvn per game. Greg Fritz turned the defense into offense by running back three interceptions all the way. The gratifying victory over Ashtabula put Harbor on top, and Jim Candela and Curt Siler, Most Improved Juniors ; and Cary Lillvis and Dante Monda, Most Improved Sophomores will have their sights set on 24--0. In the words of Coach Orr: May 1969 be as meaningful to the underclassmen as they return defending the high honor of CHAMPIONS, ROW 4: Coach Fran Bedont, Coach George Shreyer, Cary Lillvis, Vince Timonere, Jim Martello, Ron Scott, Steve Woomer, Tim Andolsek, Brittain Briggs, Bob Altonen, Dante Monda, Dave Peterson, Head Coach Jim Orr. OF THE MARINER Harbor Erie Strong Vincent Harbor Warren Howland Harbor Geneva Harbor Conneaut Harbor Pymatuning Valley Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Edgewood Harbor St. John Harbor Jeffers on Harbor Wickliffe Ken braces for collision. MANAGERS GARY TAFT AND JOHN PALM Doug look: far something interesting as the oLhers watch the action. TOM PAKKALA DOUG IVARL WILLIE BRADLEY JIM AGNEW BILL OLLN All-City; AILN.E.C.; All-County; All-N.E.O. Honorable Mention All-Ohio COACH ORR ponders his strategy during 9. critical moment. ROGER GOUDY All-City; All-N.E.C. AIl-County V KEN BIRES All-City; A11-N.E.C. All-County TERRY KAPLAN JOHN GUSTAFSON Larry follows the ball as he throws another pass. COACH GEORGE SHREYER, HEAD COACH JIM ORR, COACH FRAN BEDONT. RICK MCGRIFF Curt shows how he netted a 98-yard N.E.C. record-breaking run. All-Honorable Mention PAUL CAFARO A11 -County HARBOR 1 4' Roger astonished the official as he makes another great catch. v Other Mariners making the All-City, A11- N . E . C , , and A11 -County teams were half- back Curt Siler, split end Bob Millberg, and linebacker Dale Theis . Bob and Dale also made Honorable Mention on the A11- N.E .0. team . GREG FRITZ All-City; All-N.E.C.; All-County MICKEY FIELD EINAR OLSEN Last one there . . . CROSS COUNTRY 1968 BJORN BCBLRC AH -C11 Hn'mmh'c Hem 1cm A11 -X.E..C.V All -Coumy COACH ELMER CRAY ROW l: PMH Riimm, :XI'm-rt UHII'JXUI'IK . Mom lichen. Lmiq WAN. Hi; v I'thxzmg Hm P ' ROW 2: Ihhhix 1Ihcr 'd. N Mummim, ROMWI RKmh'i - Cvoll Mm: IXciIh I L igh. INK Smduj Chrix annmlm. Unixiun Hxl m:nx hi V Htl. Although the Crwss Vountry team had :1 slightly better season Lhun last year. they gamed much experience through cmnpclitmn, Couth Gray's hurricrs placed 8th in tho N.Ii ,6, meet and 17th in the DisUiicL. After graduutlon this year's team WLU 1050 only three seniors. so they mll retain much experience for next year. Bjnrn Boberg was named Most Valuable Runner. and Mike Fortune and ,lim Flick were named Ur captains for 1900 . D A 'V E B R LIDA PAST Ixmmr . 2 vs... Low 9.... I .5. p , .an, Canm- ' lhnwir x :Y HARK HUHHECR BASEBALL BOB WEESE 1 968 ROW 1: Gary Kotila, Jim Candel;1,JerryJeram, Dale Bums, Terry Mohr, Scott Stiegemeier. ROW 2: Coach Dave O'Dell, Dale Theis, Jerry Runyan, IERRY RUNYAN The Mariner baseball team had an unfortunate season in 1968, losing every game, but two. The players put up a good fight, but the op- position proved too much for them. Several of the boys were back in 1969, more experienced and ready for a better showing. Coaches were David O'Dell and Larry Bragga. Dante Monda, Bob Surbella, Ken Laveck, Bob chse, GEORGE BUCKO Coach Larry Bragga. s' , , . W-'vmi '1 u'w Vt- mun an :- IHI'Mm NI ' ROW 1: Jeff Seaman, Roger Goudy, Mark Toomey, Dave Puchan, A1 Calderone, Curt Siler, Doug Ivari. ROW 2: Gary Hos- kins, Robert Rendrick, Ken Bires, Tracy Mitchell, Charles Latvala, Greg Fritz, Tom Pakkala, Dennis McKenzie, Dave Lama peh, Jim Debold, D.11e Snyder Roger Hamilton. TRACK 7968 The Harbor 1968 track team. under the guidance of Coach Elmer Cray, had a very strong season. They were unde- feated in dual meets and won the Ashta- bula Relays, the City Series Meet, and the NEC Meet. David Puchan was named Most Valuable Player for the 1968 season. Harbor won every dual meet two years in a row and lost only one in three years . School records were set; in the 440 yard dash and the discus by Puchan and Tom McNutt respectively. COACH ELM'ER CRAY, flanked by Ron Scott, left, and Jim Lombardo, right, track managers. ROW 1: Roger Coudy, Dennis McKenzie, Scott Shellhammer. ROW 2: Neal Luoma, Dale Fusco, Jim Haight, Curt Siler, Tom McNutt, Greg Fritz, Dan Beckman. 7.4T EULA L: .7 K uzzw . Y I - KEN BIRES GREG FRITZ DOUG IVARI NEAL LUOMA SCORES Harbor 4 Conneaut Harbor 3 Ashtabula Harber 2 St. john Harbor 4 Grand River Harbor ' Geneva Harbor 5 Conneaut Harbor 4 Ashtabula Harbor 3 St. john Harbor 0 Geneva Harbor 3 Grand River ROW 1: Chris Payne, Tim Kalil, Ed Haight, Neal Schneider. ROW 2: Dennis Carroll mgr., Jim Greenawalt, Frank Starkey, Jim Mchlorris, TENNIS '68 Harbor concluded another fine season of tennis with a record of 7 wins and 3 losses. The fuzzballers were paced by the play of Ed Haightt Tim Kalil, and Chris Payne. In Coach Robert Huff's words. the 1968 team went Gung H0! At the end of the season Tim Kalil was named Most Valuable Player . Kalil and Captain Ed Haight made up Harbor's top doubles duo. Harbor and St. John were co-Champs in the City Series. Harbor was also runner- up in the NEC. O.K., Ed. We know no joke's that funny the third time around. Mags 3 55:? FRA NK STA RKEY David Fargo, Craig Bchn, David Chaney, an Bowman, Coach Rob- ert Huff. Oh, no! Not over the fence again! Bubba explains how it's done 43.3 fr 3 ' ' Rodney Orr, Buzz Jaskela, Mark Andrews, Dave Flower. GOLF i68 ROW 1: jim Filer, Tod Crundall, Larry Starkey. ROW 2: Chuck Andrews, Bob The Mariner golfers led Millberg, Dave Sippoia. all the way in '6b, with an 3.. vy- a undefeated season, NEC i and City Series champione ships. and a school record score. Coach William Wasuiko's team also placed in the Dis- trict Meet at Manakiki. Going down before Harbor twice were Riverside. Men- tor, Madison, Edgewood. Geneva. Ashtabula. and St. John. Conneaut lost once. Mark Andrews was voted Most: Valuable Player and led the team with a 39.1 average. Close behind were Rodney Orr with a 39.5 and Dave Flower with a 39 . 8 The future looked great, as the Reserves also went un- defeated. GIRLS' GOLF Harbor girls' golf team under Coach jane Clark played four games in their 1968 season. They won both games with Riverside and lost both with Madison. Martha Shaul was con- tinually low point player. At the end of the season she received a certifi- cate naming her Most Valuable Player. h . 3h Three of the team are seniors this year--Paige DeHelian. Connie Esk- ehn. and Linda Valeri . ROW 1: Nancy Sheldon, Martha Shaul, Eileen Shaul. ROW 2: Marty Warren, le- ' O mond Pinelli, Linda Valerie, Paige DeHelian, Connie Eskehn, Joanne Fisher, COACH JANE CLARK. aw; 5 ??W, K ! hyi- ROW 1: Andy Stiegemeier, Jerry Ieram, Jim Filer. ROW 2: Larry Hummer, Todd Crandall, Chuck Andrews, Dave Chaney, Roger Goudy. BASKETBALL '68-'69 Harbor Varsity basketball took a turn for the better this season with a record of seven wins and eleven defeats. Lloyd Buck, our new coach, attempted to start a new attitude of success. The team finished second in the City Series and fourth in the N.E.C. Seniors Roger Goudy, Chris Robinson, and George Bucko formed the bulwark 0f the scoring, rebound- ing, and defense . Another standout was Bob Millberg, who was selected to the All-City team with Roger Goudy. Bucko and Robinson were selected Honorable Mention. Roger and George were in the first five in City and N.E.C. scoring, and Roger was fifth in county scoring. The Junior Varsity, coached by Jim Orr, backed up Mr . Buck with N.E .C . and City Series championships. Their N.E .C . record was 11--3, their city Series record 5--1. Coach Orr's standouts were the whole team, all seven of them. Chris Robinson, Dave Lqmpela, George Bucko, Jim Candela, Bob Millberg. Harbor Riverside Harbor Geneva Harbor Harvey Harbor Conneaut Harbor Pymatuning Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Edgewood Harbor St . John Harbor Jefferson Harbor Geneva Harbor Harvey Harbor Conneaut Harbor Pymatuning Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Madison Harbor Edgewood Harbor St . John Harbor Jefferson Y D m C R E m R MANAGERS PAUL JARVI, STEVE TAFT, AND GARRY HUCCINS GEORGE BUCKO N o S N m o R S m H C ROW 1: Dante Manda, Jim Agnew, Jerry Monroe, Bill Dixon, Dale Theis, Mark Toomey, Hike Detore, Dave Peterson, Steve Johnson, Arvid Aurtun, ROW 3: Coach Frank Bedont, Greg Harris, Dale Snyder, Craig Walrsth, Allan Cmnpbell, Dennis Carroll, Duncan Ray, Coach George Shreyer. ROW 3: Ed Kaplan, Tim Mom, Terry Hamilton, John Petemon, Ron Iluftmzm, loe Creenawult, Ed Vongonel. WRESTLING '69 The Mariner wrestling team, coached by George Shreyer and Fran Bedont, im - proved to a 4-4 season. Led by Arvid Aartun, who was unde- feated before the tournaments, and Jim Agnew, the Mariners placed third in the N.E.C. meet. In the Sectional Tourna- ment at Willoughby South, Arvid and Jim finished fourth in their respective weight classes. At Mayfield in the District Tournament each won his first match. Unfortunately each was defeated in his second match. Mike Detore, Dale Theis, and Mark Toomey had respectable records and will return next year. DUNCAN RAY, 154 BILL DIXON, 145 JIM ACNEW, 17s A RVID AA RTUN, 103 FRESHMAN SPORTS ROW 1: Coach Bill Licate, Guido Camplese, Lloyd Clark, Jim Moore Phil Calderone, Dun Poltz, Dave Millberg. Mark Wagner, Herb Osborne, Coach John Severino. ROW 2: Manager Paul Jnrvi, Eric Russell, Chip Howes, Mike Eskelin, Jim Viall, Mike Williams, Steve Taft, Tim Sedmnk, Manager Paul Andrews, Manager Kelly Wilson. ROW 3: Don Aciemo, Rich Conklin, Rich Burgess, Andy Campbell, Ed Jones, Scott Jaskela, Harold Williams, Mike Facello. ROW 4: Chris Btok, Manager Gary Huggins, Gary Slotn, Ralph Conley, Ray Barnes, Ron Huffman, Reed Jarvi, Ted Hemphill. ROW 1: Bob Altoncn, Dennis :Irberry, Tim Motta, Fred Robinson. Jim Hick, Dave Schuman ROW 3: C01 Jim Orr, Larry Coutts, John Peterson, '3 ry Lillvis, Dave anpcla, Mike Cromlnn, Hark Phelps, Hike Fortune, Irnm Tornmsh. ROW 1: Coach Larry Braggu, Manager Rich Pokky, Mark K ner, Guido C 1r11p1eSc DAVE Hill? Hcmphill, H.1rold Williams. ROW 2: Manager Bill Dingledine, Doug Hughes, Larry Conley, In: rg, Am innpbell, Ted A Iones, Charles Cairns. Hm YiaH. Chris Fstok, Manager Marc Raposc. CHEERLEADERS Junior Varsity: ROW 1: Aimee Ferry, Sue Lauterbach. ROW 2: Sue Roivas, Fran Surbella, Nancy Sheldon. Freshmen: ROW 1: Caralctte Rose, Debbie McElhaney, Jacquelynn Rennick. ROW 2: Faith Jordan, Margie Madar. BL HIGh . .Hu. rammiml 5n LJ'LmiR IS ' EDGEWUOD AT HARBOR KEEP THE ANCHOR smams or THE mom BURT SILER EILEEN SHAUL WERE NO. 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Sechoncl nur- A ' ! 44$ 9! ,mvwm: va rwcrbl 26mg? gLLstellygnf our Cumn: Me ! :wn 2.: 5200 449709 ! 5 .4 ! - u 'PE'H- CTN 9' law's; D'c - CH IR l m s coucn, :erslon com DVDHN '- ! :vrcmes foo mm? V v m R. n TIE; DEOLIVERE nwfi kit: A'! 1:239 ! , r ' 1302: 5:, ON V Day d n! E: 6, umnc ! ANN U amen cv an 6 n CH 3 piece whHa sectionuh MOO H , ' furnhu'i' m. 1 guns. cm uoHL ol .. .. .W.. rws old cclns an 1 LIONEL 027 mm, Vuble. 7 en'ggomm' :9 Q Best Wishes fo the Graduating Class of I969 TURNER'S PHARMACY Your Druggist Is More Than a Merchant 527 Lake Avenue Ashtabulo, Ohio Congratulations Class of '69 DeMafco Plumbing 6 Heatinglnc. 2401 West Ave. P.O. Box 1765 Ashfobula, Ohio Our New Home Mechanical Contractors Class of '69 Complete Congratulations THE ASHTABULA TELEPHONE CO. ASKEW-BRINK FUNERAL HOME 4616 Park Ave . 998-51 51 993-3061 1709 West Hfh Street Ashfobula, Ohio Your Norfheostern Ohio Building Headquarters THE 1. C. LAIRD LUMBER COMPANY Corner of Lake Avenue and West 8th Street Laird Lumber ls Northeastern Ohio's Complete One-Sfop Lumber Store for All Your Building Needs THOMPSON 5$--$I .00 Congratulations Class of '69 Notions, School Supplies, Threads 523 Lake Avenue CALLENDER Ashtabula, Ohio CHEVROLET INCORPORA TED Congratulations! EDGEWOOD DRY CLEANERS 31 16 State Road Ashfabula, Ohio ASHTABULA AMBULANCE 89 INVALID SERVICE Phone 964-911 I 5.;24 Hour Emergency and Invalid Service 'kOxygen Equipped Wadio Dispatched Wrained, Courteous Personnel Wegisfered Nurses Available 'kQuick and Efficient Service QUIRKE HOSPITAL 89 INVALID EQUIP. Phone 964-3277 QUIR K E i9Renfcll and Sales of All Hospitalthuipmenf and Needs 9Oxygen T erapy HOSPE'LAUL'sz':TVM '0 i'Special Beds and Mutfresses 1kWheel Chairs and Walkers RENTALS SALES 9Surgical Appliances ' 1 Over Bed Tables, Trays, Backresfs. Terry P . QJirkequner The Madar Realty C0. 5347 Main Avenue--Realfors Ashtabulc, Ohio 44004 Dial 993-2119 HlL-MAK FISHERIES 1619 West 5th Streef Telephone 964-3222 Eat Foods That Swim Congratulations! STERLING JEWELERS Your Jewelry Corner Corner of Main Ave. c$ Center Street Ashtabula, Ohio Jack Myers, Proprietor Congratulations Class of 1969 BAIRD TIRE CO . Goodyear Tires Ashtabulo, Ohio Phone WYman 3-6495 DELL-RUTH FLOWERS Ruth Sires 234-236 Progress Place Dell Richards Ashtabula, Ohio THE A. LOUIS SUPPLY CO. 5610 Main Avenue Ashfobula, Ohio Phone 216--997-5161 PIumbing--Heafing--ElecfricaI Builder's Hardwcre--Indusfrial Suppl ies Wholesale Only Congratulations to the Class of 1969 From LAUDERMILK TRACTOR 8x MOWER SALES 7606 Center Road Congratulations to the Class of 1969 NORMAN'S BODY SHOP George Norman 5021 North Ridge West Congratulations to the Class of 1969 EILEEN'S WATCH REPAIR 8t jEWELRY Diamond Restyling QUCII ity Merchandise Discount Prices--Trophies--Watches 1471 West 5th 964-3155 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 W. H. FLOWER CO. Coal and Builder Supplies 858 West 52nd Street 993-7321 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 DALE BLANK BURNER SERVICE 5146 Beechcrest Dr . REDMOND' S SUPER MARKET Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 Our Congratulations to the Class of 1969 MA URICE GILBERT INSURANCE AGENCY All Forms of Insurance 2631 Walnut Blvd . 964-8866 Protection Creates Happiness Compliments of HOTEL ASHTABULA Famous for Fine Food Congratulations 1'0 the Class of I969 TALLBACKA-UPHOLSTERIN G 428 Center Street Our Photographs Have That Speaking Likeness with Lasting Qualify HERRON STUDIO Vinton N. Herron Ashtabula, Ohio Courtesy of LAKE CITY PLATING 1701 Lake Avenue Ashfobu Io, Ohio 964-3555 THE STEAK HOUSE AND PLAZA MOTEL AAA Phones: 2125 Route 20 West 998-2228 Ashtabulo, Ohio 44004 997-8681 Compliments of WENTLING'S PHARMACY Your Drug Store of Finest Qualify Large Selections of Lodies' Cosmetics and Men's Cologne Congratulafions Class of 1969 ASHTABULA CABLE T.V. INC . There's More To See on Cable T.V. Compliments of O'LEARY'S SH OE STORE 1037 West Fiffh Street Ashfobulo, Ohio Compliments of THE ITEN FIBRE COMPANY Ashfobula, Ohio BOWDLERS HARBOR MARKET 934 Lake Avenue Ashfobula, Ohio Congratulations to the Senior Class M. C. SIGN CO. Top Qualify Work 5834 N. Ridge West Ashtabulo, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of I969 ZIECLER HEATING COMPANY Heafing--Cooling--Sheef Megfal Corner of Prospect Road and Station Avenue Pf pen 9 NAPPKS PLAZA 2012 West Hfh Sfreef FRANK NAPPI'S PLAZA Best in Meats Congratulations to fhe Class of 1969 964-7119 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 IERRY SINKLERS ASHTABULA FORD 4733 Park Ashfabulo, Ohio GIRARO'S FLORAL 8 GIFT SHOPPE I743 West Prospect Ashfobula, Ohio Compl imenfs of ART TAY LOR STUDIO 433 East Main Street Geneva Phone 466-1428 Congratulations CHARLES POTTI The Memorial Chapel Compliments of THE CARLSON STEEL AND FABRICATINC COMPANY 478 East 5th Street Ashtabula, Ohio Compliments of PINNEY DOCK 8t TRANSPORT CO. Sfevedores--Warehouses--Operarors Dealers in Aggregates and Sand Equipment Rental and Contracting Congrafuiations to the Class of 1969 from . . . LAKE SHORE LANES 2234 Lake Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio BILICIC'S MUSIC For Records 8x Sheet Music Al so Musical Instruments I489 West 5th Street 964-9432 Always a Special Price for Senior Pictures Of SUPERIOR STUDIOS 4636 Main Avenue Ashfobulc, Ohio OLSEN'S BAKERY Area's Widest Selection 2306 West Pros ecf Ashtabula, 0 io 997-0676 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 ISAL Y-DAIR Y CO. 525 Lake Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio Compliments Compliments KORPVS KORPVS PET ALINEMENT SUPPLY SERVICE 1803 Lake Avenue 1803 Lake Avenue 993-3721 993-3721 Congratulations to fhe Class of 1969 THE M NATIONAL BANK 8.; TRUST CO. OF ASHTABULA Ashtabula, Ohio Mechanical Contractors 9Designers 9Erecfors 9Fobriccfors Congratulations to the Class of 1969 LAKE SHORE STEEL CO. 529 Front Sfreet--P.O. Box 3017--Ashfobulo, Ohio 44004 Phone 216--964-3022 Volkswagen CALLIHAN MOTORS 1718 Lake Avenue Telephone 964-7156 Congratulations We Love You All! HARBOR REALTORS 1102 Lake Avenue RICHARDSON'S SHOES 4435 Main Avenue McDONALD'S Carry Out Restaurant Across from Saybrook Plaza Look for the Golden Arches gag; A Nice Place to Shop CARLISLE-ALLEN CO. Ashfobula--Painesvi l le Genevo--Niles AUTHORIZED APPLIANCE SER VICE INC. Complete Appliance Servicing 1439 West 5th Street Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 964-8241 Congrofu lotions 624.2,.W SUTHERLAND MARINE CO. Front Street bhe ortheastern Ohio National Bank Rf 4366 Main Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio The One Stop for All Congratulations Your Lumber Needs COBBLEDICK DODCE-LUMBER CO. BUICK-OLDSMOBILE INC. 2919 North Ridge East THE DDDCE LUM'EI c0. Ashfobula, Ohio Never Undersold by Quality Competition 615 West 48th Street 993-5251 or 997-3666 :1; 230 ff Hair Fashions 1442 West Prospect Road Saybrook Plaza Ashtabulo, Ohio For a Lovelier You Congratulations CAMPUS DONUT SHOP 1030 Lake Avenue Coffee Bar Donuts IRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND lOAN ASSOBIMIUN 0F ASHIABULA 4148 Main Avenue 997-6153 Congratulations to the Class of I969 from Your FIRESTONE STORES 4323 Main Avenue Ashtabulo, Ohio Compliments of HOR LACHER MUSHROOM FARM Compliments of McCULLOUGH'S PHARMACY HH Thoyer Avenue Prescription Specialists 3 964-3384 Congratulations, Class of 1969 SAJOVIC'S CARRY-OUT Set Up for All Occasions Wide Variety of Beers-- Wines--Soff Drinks--Chips Compliments of PENNEY'S 4530 4532 Main Avenue Always First Qualify Congratulafions EDGEWOOD HARDWARE CO . 3240 State Road Ashfobula, Ohio Complete Line of Sporting Goods Class of 1969 Congroru lotions from Slumber; REALTY COMPANY 4120 Lake Avenue 998-5555 Congratulations CEDERQUIST IEWELERS A. J. Anderson, Pro . ,. p ;4 .5 4 .. i 4646 Main Ave. min I. 9 .5 Ashtabula, Ohio !- CEDEROUIST CEDEON'S Remodel ing Specialists 2241 West Prospecf 998-1 266 Next to Anderson's Discount 466-3080 THE FASHION 4643 Main Avenue Ashfobula, Ohio Congratulations Seniors HARBOR DEPARTMENT STORE W Ashfobuch--Harbor--Ohio Compliments of LOU'S STAGE COACH The Best in Steaks 5205 Lake Road West Ashtabula, Ohio ST. ANCELO'S SUPERMARKET Edgewood Shopping Center 3300 State Road Phone 992-0351 89 998-1314 Congrctu l utions Class of 1969 COMMERCIAL BANK CENTRAL HEIGHTS OFFICE Best wishes to you, Class of 1969. America awaits your answers to the problems that face us today, your re- sponses to the challenges of the future. We at Union Carbide, your neighbors, Friends and parents are con- fident you will iustify our pride in you. UNION CARBIDE '5 CORPORA TION Mining and Metals Linde Division- Linde Division- Division Liquefied Gases Weiding Materials Plant Plant Congrotu I otions to the Class of 1969 ACME SCRAP IRON 8! METAL CO. 736 W. 48th Street Ashtobula, Ohio Congrotu I otions From DAN DEE PRETZEL AND POTATO CHIP Wayne Luoma Distributing Co. Ashtobula, Ohio 963-2688 Compliments to the Class of 1969 ART'S BARBER SHOP I471 West Fifth Congratu lotions to the Class of 1969 PAYNE'S HARDWARE 134 West 46th Street Ashtabulc, Ohio For Tops in Hardware Good Luck, Seniors Bo J. BAKER Bicycle Sales and Service 4745 Main Avenue Across From the Playhouse Schwinn Bikes Are Our Specialty Compliments of VERN'S T.V. Sylvania Top-Roted Color T .V . Olympic World Leaders in Combinations 1712 Lake Avenue 964-9222 Compl imenfs of REACTIVE METALS, INC. Ashfobula Plants Manufacturers of: Metallic Sodium-- Chlorine--Sodium-Peroxide--Tifanium Congrafu I ofions Congrafu lotions Class of 1969 STAPLETON'S SOHIO SERVICE THE SHERWlN-WILLIAMS CO. Color Heodquurfers l GLOBE BELL 4535 Main Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio BROUGHTON BEVERAGE INC. Bottlers of Pepsi Good Luck, Class of 1969 DUCRO FURNITURE COMPANY Ducro Wayside Furniture Main of Center Street Since 1853 Congrofu I of ions Class of 1969 CHILD'S FUNERAL HOME Compliments of BLAIR MOVING AND STORAGE 2350 Lake Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio TH E 242445; 217219; AND LOAN COMPANY v ASHTABULA.OHIO Congratulations Five Convenient Offices To Serve You 4438 Main Avenue 2717 Hubbard Rood Ashfobula, Ohio N. Madison, Ohio 625 Lake Avenue Ashfobulc, Ohio 64 S. Broadway Geneva, Ohio 225 High St. Fairporf, Ohio Congrofu l ations to fhe Class of 1969 CABOT-TITANIA INC. Congrafu l ations C. V. CAPP Commercial --Residenfial Industrial Ashtabula, Ohio Congrofu lotions from Dick, Robbie, and Bill HARBOR MOBILE SERVICE Compliments of HARMON INSURANCE AGENCY 1115 Thayer Avenue Ashfobulo, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 ASHTABU LA FLOOR COVERING INCORP. Ed Schillo 997-5681 Congratulations Class of 1969 THE RASER TANNING COMPANY Ashfobula, Ohio Compliments of SUNBEAM BREAD FIRCH BAKING CO. 937 52nd Street M. C. ROBINSON 6 CO. Ready Mixed Concrete Cool and Building Supplies 4807 Park Avenue 992-3196 Congratulations DEGE'S BARBER SHOP 429 Lake Avenue DON JASKELA Risfo Niemi lustrem 9.101; We Call for and Deliver 964-7182 1027 Lake Ave. Congratulations 9 ASHTABULA PAPER AND TWINE , M E NS 515 West 48th Sfreef WOMEN'S Ashfobulo, Ohio .4; 115 MAN hi w. tax; Compliments of RECNER'S INC. REED'S DRY CLEANING Shirt Laundry 4601 Main Ave. Ashfobulo, Ohio 424 W. 32nd Street 992-6386 Congratulations to the Harbor High School Class of 1969 'umn: hes cuss RESEARCN cc AQN'ABLI'A, GNU: BSTC SC Use This Accomplishment as Your Foundation for Future Development THE MOLDED FIBER CLASS CO. Ashfobula, Ohio GEORGE SIMON MUSIC STORE Congratulufions fo the Class of 1969 THE VOGUE Ashfobula, Ohio 993-8875 NICHOLS DISCOUNT CITY Sportswear To Ready i:Acres of Free Parking You For a Busy Summer kOpen Daily 10-40 1 Satisfaction Guaranteed 'kYour Bank Americcrd Welcome Here 4624 Main Avenue The City Series Congratulates HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL and THE CLASS OF '69 For THE YEAR OF THE MARINER Ashtabula County Savings and Loan Company Sponsors of the City Series in Cross Country, Football, Basketball, Track, Golf, Tennis, and Baseball. Congratulations to the Class of 1969 MARY LOU'S CONFECTIONERY Sandwiches and Light Lunches Soft Drinks Milk Shakes 0nd Sundaes 964-7905 1477 West 5111 Street Ashfobula, Ohio WINKELMAN'S SHOES 4618 Main Avenue 998-1714 OLLIKAINEN'S Qualifmffulr Sfa'ndord of C UITAR n 6 man STUDIO Converse 8. Keds Gym Shoes Dexter Hond-Sewn Loafers Compliments of WOODY'S WRECKER SERVICE 1813 West 14th Street Ashtabula, Ohio 24 Hour Towing Service 964-740 I Congratulations from ST. ANCELO'S 30 LANES Route 20 West Ashtabula, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1969 BOB MOTTA'S BODY SHOP 3949 Route 20 West Q wm-r-rA Morons ii: zw-tWF' Auto Body Work and Painting Best Wishes fo the Graduating Class of I969 DETREX CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES INC. Congra'ru lotions from THE COTTON CLUB BOTTLINC C0. of Ashfobulo, Ohio 2605 Crane KOSKI CONSTR UCTION C0. General Confroctors Office: 242 Center Phone: 997-5337 Asphalt Paving, Sewer and Water Line Insfallofion, Commercial and Industrial BUIIding The Graduation Gift That N obody Ever Gets... :mateu Ms! ,1? cases: wm- T'w. 'm . mm 7! wow mm WNW?! guys I mum am 5 , s rf'er 2W m 'trn' MwIIV'vsmarv rm zzkvs AWN? 2'7wa ' 1' ' Hf em 'm y ;. '1' ' H 1 1m. nu i' :1 ' um v 1' , , p , the L; J Inc . . 'pw iHHWJI Mr hm' anzws' Aw: MI um 1W ' Hm:- Y'x'd 3.1?! l: vmm . ,.. m hem- 1'.5 ' A' H. mm mm m va w?! r msn' RELIANCE ELECTRIC COMPANV . AS f7ABUlA D V SION I ASleAEUlA OIVr'O Congrofulafions From THE PIZZA VILLA Three Locofions: Ashfobulo, Uptown Ashfobulo, Harbor Geneva, Ohio THE PIZZA VILLA Where Pizza Making Is on Art, Not a Sideline. Compliments of Congratulations to fhe Class of 1969 CITY TAXI CAB 8x TRANSFER CO. MORRISON RADIO SUPPLY 24 Hour Service 4814 Main Ave. 331 Center Street 992-2l56 Ashtabulo, Ohio Congratulafions! Congratulations to the Class of 1969 LAKE-HARBOR MAPLE RIDGE GOLF COURSE LAUNDROMAT Route 45 433 Lake Ave . Ashfobula, Ohio North of Ausfinburg MANY THANKS TO OUR PATRONS Frank Neal Custom 4 d P L J N12 an Mrs. a' . ucas r. OSCAR-HARRIS Mr. and Mrs. L: R. McMillan Surfboards Dr. and Mrs. John R. Mumma 964-9819 963-2508 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Olsen Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. W'illiam Rantala Mr. and ME. Charles W. Ray Mr. and Mrs. E. J, Bires Mr. and Mrs. Valire Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brudapast Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chestnutt Mr. and Mrs. Steve Skaruppa Click and Lab's Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strausser MI. and Mrs. R. L. Colicchio Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Surbella Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Fargo Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Swanson Mr. William Giordan Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Taano Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Allie Vetrano Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hastings 3 . and Mrs. M. 0. Warren Mr. James R. Horst Mr. and Mrs. John Watt Mr. and Mrs. Carl Labry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weiner Mr. and Mrs. William Leonard . AK . A 3 VK v R W??? $ a a . c. .. 5,. .1. a . xi. r 5.. f I. . . a .. am; 4. .