Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1972 volume:

Harbor High School 221 Lake Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio Fore word llAs time goes by? we look back upon these pages and relive the innumerable events experienced during our years at Harbor High School. Time may dim those memories. but each time we open this book we will re- turn to the halls of Harbor and be reminded of those happy years spent here. For the seniors, graduation may appear as the end but it is really only the beginning of many new and ex- citing experiences. This book will help us carry with us lingering memories of fun, good fellowship, and shared experiences. To the underclassmen, we advise you to cherish your remaining years here. Make the most of it now, for these truly are the best years of your life. T able of Contents Dedication Faculty . . . ................. 18 Seniors . . . Activities . 37 a J3 - 7 '.'xi: 6 n I HThe stream of time glides smoothly on and is past before we know. O aching tim e! O mom ents big as years ! Keats e um e, .m b e um .m p m h ,m T . - II more qu1ck1y 1f passes. -P11'ny th e Younger HAlas! bow swift the mom ents H y! How flash the years along! 101111 Q. Adams ll x xHxW x SQRIA m m V I e Jp uTime ripens all things. No man is born Wise. Time goes, you say? Ah no! Alas, Timestays, we go. -Aust1'n Dobson From the E djtors But I KNOW its here somewhere! We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to all those people who have helped make the 1972 Mariner a success. We extend a special thanks to Miss Mary Boyce, our adviser. for all her time and help; to Mr. Pete Prentner, our yearbook rep- resentative; to Taylor Studio, our photographer; and to our staff, who worked hard and long to pro- duce this book. We hope that you will find some enjoyment in these pages, and that it will bring back fond mem- ories for you uas time goes by? mmsw Debbie McElhaney. editor- in-chief . E; 2 and Cathy Sharp. co-editor. Cdzbafion Miss Ann Monaco The dedication this year goes to a woman who remains in the shadows yet has done so much for Harbor High School. She is a friend to all and an indispensable necessity to those whom she advises. She is adviser to the class of ,75 and the Spanish Club and was previously the adviser to the class of 71. She is probably best known for her very active involvement as adviser to the cheerleaders. ' It is for these reasons that the yearbook staff very proudly dedicates Mariner 72 to Miss Ann Monaco. MR. JACK RUMORA Superintendent LILLIAN CHENEY Clerk of the Board RAYMOND KOVACS WILLIAM HOLMSTROM MR, ANGELO A. CANDELA Assistant Superintendent RALPH BUONA President of the Board SAM MERRIMAN PHIL BRIGHT MILTON ROBINSON Business Manager Joseph R. Cochran. Principal Robert E. Purtilo, Assistant Principal GUIDANCE COUNSELORS' WILLIAM LICATE, Kent Stale, B 5 : Edin- boro State, M.Ed. STEVE CANDEIA, Kent State, 13.8.; Ohio State. M.A. SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Julia Nappi - w From: Mrs. Edna Reckman. Mrs. Tellervo Sebelll Back: Mrs: Dolores Fori- nash. Mrs. Eleanor Andrews HARRYLEE UTZ. Chemistry. Introduction to Physical Science, Fairmom State, AB; West Virginia L'niversity. MA.. University of Arizona. M.S.T,; University of Missis- sippi University uf Florida; Kent State; Wittenberg University. RON CHUTAS. Earth Science. MI. Union College. BS. TOM KOSCIUSZKO. Introduction to Physical Science. Physics. Kent State. 8.8.: Cuyahoga Community College, LARRY BRAGGA. Biology. Ohio State. 85.; Kent State. MEd. SUE ROGERS. Biology, General Science. Ohio University, BS. EDITH WI'I'F. Typing, Ohio University BS: Ohio State; Kent State; Toledo State. JAMES SMITH. Typing, Sales Law, General Business. Business Math. West Liberty State Col- lege, A.B.; Kent State. .H AM'IVA BAILY Honh H's. Asnbury C 011ege A B . Ball Stab: Ohio Sum- Ohio University: Kent Exam ROZELIJX HARPS'JI Home EC. Mercyhursl College. B 53,, Edinboro State. GLENN SUTHERIN. American History. Problems of Democracy, BaldwimWaIlace, BA. JOE INCORVIA. Human Relations California State College, 13.8.. KemSLate. MICHAEL LOMBARD. American History, World History. World Geography, Kent State BS FRANK ROSKOVICS. World History. World Geography. Kent Slate, BS JOHN HIGGINS, Problems of Democracy. General Math. Pre-Algebra. Kent State. 8.8. Kent State. ELMER GRAY. Drivers Ed, ML. Union, ROBERT HUFF, Problems of Democracy. Economics, Louisiana Shale. n S and M E RAYMOND EDEBURN. Sociology, Psychology. Family Living, Youngstown Univprsiryg B.S.; Edinboro State, ME. ALLEN RAY. Health. Phys Ed, Current History, JAMES MARTIN. Speech. English, Dramatics. Walsh C01- Iege. BS; Kent State. RITA BIVENS. Health. Phys Ed. Morehead State Univer- sity. BA JANE CLARK. Health, Phys Ed. Indiana Uni- versity, A.B.; Wisconsin University. Lake Erie College Kent State x BOB SHORT, Drivers Ed, Miami University. BS BOB RICH.Hea1th. Phys Ed, Kent State. 35.; Cleveland State University LINDA CALLAHAN. Geometry. Algebra II Honors. Edinboro State. 8A.: State University of New York GEORGE PUCHAN. Industrial Arts. Kent State. B.S, WILBERT WIL- LEY. Architectural Drawing. West Virginia University, 138. Kent State: Edinboro State. BARBARA KUNES. Algebra I Honors. Algebra II CollegePrep. Notre Dam? BA. NANCY HUNT. Art. Case Western Re- serve. BS. and MA; Kent State. 11.. h mfgw 4' 1'wa u ; LARRY HERL. Algebra I College Prep. Pre-Algebra. Edinboro State. 3.5. WILLIAM WASULKO. Advanced Math. Alliance Col- lege. B.S.; Edinboro State; Purdue; Fresno State; Houston Uni- versity DARL MARVIN. Instrumental Music. Kent State. BM; tniversity of Michi- gan. OLIVER KAURA, Instrumental Mu- sic Kent State BS and MA. JAMES WAYBRIGHT, German, West Virginia University. AB and M A.; Hancock College; Chapman College Seated: MARY BOYCE, Journalism, English IV College Prep and Honors, Drury College, BA: Vanderbilt University, M.A.: Southwest Missouri State College; University of Wis- consin; Kent State. Standing: MARY BETH DIXON, English I Honors, English II College Prep, Ohio University, BS. ESTHER EDEBURN. English II Honors, English III College Prep and Honors. College of Wooster. B.A.; Ohio State, M.A,; Indiana University; Case Western Reserve: Edinboro State. .I-IIV uu-II I -1. WV: GERALDINE ARNOLD English I College Prep, 0v terbein College. BA, Ohio State. MA. LAUREL WI'I'FSTOCK, English 11 College Prep, English III College Prep. Ohio State, B.S COYE WILFONG, English 111 Regular, English IV Regular. Kent State. 8.5.; University of Maryland. ANN MONACO. Spanish, Carlow College. BA. DIANNE CARELLA. French. English I Regu- lar, Marietta College. A.B.; Case Western Reserve. M.A. RAY SEALS. Latin. English III Regular, Hendrix College A.B.; Oberlin Theological School. B.D.; University of Maryland Extension; University of Kentucky 2 1 x ,. l 5 r? l 'r N MARYALICE ELLER, Vocal Music. Baldwin- Wallace Conservatory. B S.M. HEAD CUSTODIAN George Davis ' CLEANING WOMAN ' a Anna Bell Brown CAFETERIA WORKERS: Mrs. Harland Myllymaki. Mrs, John Marinchak. Mrs. Clarence Huffman, Mrs. Ralph Talvola. m ob II. 0 1m C W B m m S Senior class officers are Ted Waller. president; Caroline Dawsey, treasurer; Cathy Sharp. vice president; and Norma Thibodeau, secretary. As seniors we are now at the end of a long voyage that took us through an awful lot during the last four years. We have been Mariners on our good ship Harbor High and have managed to some degree to navigate a successful journey and to prepare ourselves for launching upon bigger and better seas. Our first year as freshmen proved to be a good one. We were one ahead of the upperclass- men because we knew there was no elevator in Georgels broom closet. What we didnltknowun- til later was that he had a refrigerator and a pop com machine in there. We learned our les- sons well, and soon we earned our place in the hearts of all Harborites. And as sophomores we sold photo albums, screwdrivers, autogaph dogs -- you name it, we sold it. ttSetting the Pace was our new school motto, and we were caught up in the en- thusiasm. We knew we had the makings for greatness, and with a little more time we were sure we could prove it. The life of a junior was not an easy one. The rumors flew all over the school about the theme of the prom being Moax, and we were stuck trying to define what ltmoax really was. We sold candy bars to helppay for our prom. We worked hard, and we worked in secret, freezing hiding places. tIf we ever see another paper flower...l But our hard work paid off. Our prom, tlThrough the Looking Glass? was, at least in our conviction, the most expensive, successful, and beautiful ever. We are now the seniors of Harbor. Our class has worked hard and long, and we are gaining the respect we have earned. Our athletic teams have shown that they are second to none. We have the right to be proud of our undefeated football team and of the other teams which have put up good fights. Our concert band added another feather to our hat when it was among 50 bands in the whole coun- try to be invited to play this summer in Ger- many during the Olympics. Dramatics groups have presented lively entertainment, and all other departments have acquitted themselves well. Academic and vocational students strive hard and show great promise for the future. We were proud of the excellent showing of our ltAca'demic Challenge team and of the students who have won scholarships and other honors. A11 in all, we can sum up our years at Harbor as years that helped us learn and grow in many ways. Harbor taught us to accept re- sponsibility, and with that we gained the re- spect that will stand by us for the rest of our lives. So all of us -- vocational students, regu- lar students, and college prepies -- say good bye to you, Harbor, and thanks. Class advisers are Robert Rich, Mrs. Mary Beth Dixon, Larry Herl, and Joe Incorvia. DON ACIERNO THANIA LEOMORA ALBERTY RAY ALPINE PAUL DAVID ANDREWS FREDRICK AVERY We should have stuck with Family Life. RICHARD BALOG SCOTT BARTHELMY FREDIA BENTON DEBRA A. BERNARDC CRAIG BERTEA KATHLEEN A. BEVACQUA SUSAN DIANE BLANK CYNTHIA MARIE BRACKEN MARY ANNE BRANDEN CATHY LYNN BRENWALD THOMAS J. BUCCI Caught in the act RICHARD EDWIN BURGESS CALVIN BURNETT CHARLES RICHARD CAIRRS VALERIE ROSE CALLENDER 4? H A I II . - DONALD ANDREW CAMPBELL m. ' myth m, iiI ' iII. DONNA CAMPBELL Whatever you say! NANCY LEIGH CAPP MARY BETH CARBERRY LLOYD JOHN CLARK ANGELA COCHRAN RENEE COLICCHIO RALPH F. COLLING DICK CONKLIN LARRY CONLEY BEVERLY CORK MERILEE COSTA a V! .3 Caroline the Magnificent. MARK A. CRAVEN GORDON PAUL DAVIS CAROLINE RUTH DAWSEY JANET DeMlCHELE JANICE J. DETORE FLORENCE DiDONATO DEBRA DIEHL Calm down, Beast! RONITA DOMBROSKI TIMOTHY R. DORMAN MICHAEL KARL ESKELIN RUN DUFF DEBORAH EVANS MIKE FACELLO KEITH A. FEIGH MICHAEL GOODMAN I FHERYL LYNN GRAEB JANET HANEK DONNA HADLOCK VICTORIA ELIZABETH HANNER CATHERINE ANNE HAZELTIN E You re next. Craig. ELIZABETH ANN HEINO ROBERT MARK HELLMAN THOMAS F. HENRIETTA DREMA HOPKINS CHESTER C. HOWES RON HUFFMAN GARRY R. HUGGINS Herbie! TARRY L. HUGGINS DOUGLAS ALAN HUGHES MARILYN JEAN IMHOFF LINDA JAKOWLEW PAUL MATHEW JARVI REED KEITH JARVI SCOTT JASKELA I think r11 sneak up to the front of the lunch line DOUG JOHNSON WHEN JOHNSON EDGELE R. JONES .JR. FAITH ANN JORDAN xU. Where did you see a chipmunk? SUSAN M. KANTORAK JOHNNIE KEENE CHRIS KERNS MICHAEL ALAN KIERSTEAD STAN KNOWLTON CATHY E. KOONS HELEN JEAN LAFERTY Bologna again? GORDON LAHNER JERRY LAINE CATHY LAMBROS JIM LAVICK SHERRY LYNN LESTER Police lineAup? MIRIAM J, LINNA GREG LLOYD MARK THOMAS LOUDERMILK BRIAN DONALD MACKYNEN MARGARET J . MADAR MARK MANUPELLA JAMES TERRY MARLIN MCCORMICK DEBORAH LYNN McELHANEY MARY SUZETTE McELROY DAVID LEE MILLBERG GAROLD K. MILLBERG 'le DEBORAH M. MONROE SUSAN MONROE BETH MILLER EDWARD L. MILLER PAUL MILLER PATRICIA E. MISINEC GAY LYNNE MOELLER Oh, Michael! Youh-e such a permie! MARY MORRISSEY DIANNE K. MOTTA MICHAEL FRANCIS NAPPI NORMA NAPPI MARY MARGARET NORDQUEST ROGER NORMAN JEANNIE ODDGEIRSSON HERB OSBORNE DANIEL N. PACHKOSKI PAUL PALM Yve heard that one before. MARY J 0 PALUMBO BRENDA LYNNE PECK RICHARD P. PEET JR. DEBORAH KEY PENNINGTON NANCY PLOTZ RICHARD POKKY CAROLYN JAN PRICKETT JIM PRISCO GAYLE PUCCI TERRY ANN PUFFER SHARON RANDAZZO CHERYL RAY RUTH ELLEN RAY SONDRA REASH DONALD REED JACQUELYNN MICHELE RENNICK NORMAN REXROAD BILL ROOT CARALETTE ROSE ERIC RUSSELL RICK SAARI RITA JOAN SANFIELD ANN SCHROEDER PETER SCHUMANN TIMOTHY DENNIS SEDMAK CATHY SHARP PAMELA SHUMATE MIKE SIMKO Caps and gowns - - Some got measured 1 COY W. SIZEMORE . SKARUPPA MARK STENROOS KAY MARIE STRAUSSER GARY SLOTA BONNIE SNYDER JOHN STAHL PATRICIA ST. ANGELO VERONICA STEGALL ....while others waited in line. SANDRA STROETER DARNELLA TACKETT ,.. : . . Imam H'nu. in Q , P Hello, Dolly! STEPHEN TAFT NORMA LEA THIBODEAU BEN THOMAS PENNY LEE THOMPSON MARY TOBIAS ROSE TOTH KATHY MARIE TUOMALA Elvis? RONNIE JEAN VENTURA KATHLEEN ANN VETRANO JAMES D. VIALL YVONNE RENEE VIGORITO ROBERT VOCCA GAYLE WILBER HAROLD H. WILLIAMS MARK D. WAGNER THEODORE J. WALLER CAROL A. WARE RANDI WEINER KATHY WESTERBURG Bonnie and Clyde?????? MICHAEL A. WILLIAMS GARTH KELLY WILSON DAVID WAYNE YOUNG l L' 'U DEBBIE YOUNG Not Pictured JOSEPH A. BALINT RAYMOND BARNES PHILIP F. CALDERONE GUIDO CAMPLESE BILL DINGLEDINE TIM. M. DOYLE CHRISTOPHER N. ESTOK MARK A. FRATIS MARY BETH GARNEY ROSA GREGORY PAM HARPER JACKIE HETTMANSPERGER KIRK JOHNSON JOE KEENAN ANTHONY VINCENT MASELLA JIM MOORE LLOYD MORRIS EDWARD NAPPI BRUCE J. NEIDERMEYER DANIEL PLOTZ MARC RAPOSE MARY REED JACOB REGNER ALICE RICE DAVE ROSE STEVEN SACKMAN DALE STREDNEY DAVE THAYER DAVID TOIVOLA KEN J. VANYO Club 2 ,;3 . mee3; Senior 1; Baseball 2,3; 1; Class Officer Golf 4; Math Club 3,4; Prom Com- 4; Student Council :n Club 1.2; Debate '. 4; StageCrew1,2; .2,3; Thespians 3.4; 3; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 3.4. :F.T.A. 2:G.A,A. 315 1,2; Prom Com- irls 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. RA-CKEN: French 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Prom enior Girls 4; Usher 3.4; Senior Girls HOMAS J. BUCCI: :1 murals 1.2.3; Latin 0. Club 4; Science Club 2 4; Medical Explorers, ; CHARD EDWIN B ' 1,3; Football 1,2,3. ; Prom Commi : F C. A 3 4. GUIDO CAMPLESE: NANCY LEIGH CAPP: A.F.S. 1, . Club 1; G.AA. 1,2; Hi-Y Tee ' Prom Committee 3; Senior 01 ; Spanish 1,2; YvTeens 1 1Presidenl: MARY BETH CARBERRY: Usher Squad 2,3,4. LLOYD JOHN CLARK: Football 1,2; Im Lramurals 1.2.3.4;Sen10r Men4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. ANGELA COCHRAN: Prom Committee 3; Senior Girls 4; Stage Crew 2.3. RENEE COLICCHIO: Class Tournament Cheerleader 1,2,3; Drill Team 3; F.T.A. 4; G.AA. 1,2,3,4;Hi-YTeensZ; Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Newspaper Staff 3; Prom Comm tee 3; Senior Girls 4 Spanish Club 2.3; Y-Teens 1 4Secretary1. RALPH F. COLLING JR.: Basketball 4; Football 1; Intramurals 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4; Track 1,2,3,4. DICK CONKLIN: Football 1,2,3,4;Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 3; Class Play 3; lntramurals 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. FJLA.12; F.T.A. 4; G.AA. 1,2; Intramurals l; Prom Committee 3; Senior Girls 4; 34.34 4044me .. wu w. ;-xv : 1D0NAT01' n1 Committee 3, RADIEHL: Band 1,. G.AA. 1. Vin; DINGLED . 1 Ski Club 4. -..FS.C1ub 3; 3 wapmm; Pep Band Committee Chairman 3; ub 2,3,4 1Presldem1: Audio- Club 2,3,4; Stage Crew 3,4; . H or Men 4; Intramurals 3; Track 1; Madrigals 4; N.H.S, 4. TIM M. DOYLE: Football 1;!ntramurals l.2,3,4; Senior Men 4; Trackl,2; Prom Committee 3. RON DUFF: MICHAEL KARL ESKELIN: Football 1,2; Senior Men 4; Intramurals 1,2. CHRISTOPHER N. ESTOK: Basketball 1; Football 1,2; Student Council 3; True 1. DEBORAH ANS: Senior Girls 4. MIKE FAC L0: Football 1.2.3; Int; mura15 ; Monogram Club 2,3,4 W Cros ; Senior Men 4; Studoiit Couna;1;Track 123 4; Wres 2, 3, 4f F .C A. 3, 4. S enior Directory KEITH A. FEIGH: Band 2.3.4: Pep Band 2.3.4: Science C1ub2 1V1ce-Pre31dem1. 3 1V1ce2presldent1. 4; Class Play 3.4: Stage Crew 2.3; Yearbook Staff 3 Sports Editon, 4; Thespians 3.4: Spanish C1ub 1 1Sergeant of Armsd, 2; Prom Committee 3; Intramurals 2; Band Council 4 1SergeamofProperty1; Choir 1; Red Cross 1: Track 1; Cross Country 1: Senior Men 4; Aud1o4V1sua1 3.4. MARK A. FRATIS: Art Club 1.2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Men 4. MARY BETH GARNEY: MICHAEL GOODMAN: A.F,S. 3,4; Band 1.2.3.4; Band Council 3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Class Officer 2 Wice-Presi- denn. 3 1Presldem1: French Club 1.22 Intramurals 1.2; Math C1ub3.4;N.H.S. 3.4; Thespians 3,4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Science Club 2.3.4; Senior Men 4; Student Council 1.2.3.4: Year- book Staff 1: Class P1ay 4; Monogram Club 4: Tennis 1.2.3.4. CHERYL LYNN GRAEB: Art Club 1.13. C.O.E. 4 tACCOLmt Clerk. Secretary. Steno Social Chairmum; 13.0.15. 111017 rice Machines Secretarw: G.A.A 1.2; Intramura1s 1.2. Yearbook Staff 2. ROSA GREGORY: DONNA HADLOCK: Class Officer 3 1 1Treasurer1. 4 IParliamentariam; 8.0.12. 3 1Treasurer. 4 1Parliamenv tariam. JANET HANEK: Senior Girls 4. VICTORIA ELIZABETH BANNER: French Club 1.2: F.T.A. 3: GAA. 1,2; Intramurals 1.2: Prom Committee 3; Rvnior Girls 4. Yearbook Staff 3,4; Speech Club 4. Yearbook Skit. PAM HARPER: Senior Girls 4. CATHERINE ANNE HAZELTINE:A.F.S. 2.3.4. Band 1.2.3.4; Choir 4: Class Play 2.3.4; G.A.A, 2; Intramurals 1.2; Latin C1ub 1,2; Thespians 3.4; Pep Band 3.4: Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4. Stage Crew 2.3.4. Yearbook Staff 3.4. ELIZABETH ANN HE1N02ArtC1ub 2,3,4; PTA, 3.4: G.A.A. 1: Hi-Y Teens 2; Latin C1ub 1.2; Prom Committee Chairman 3: Red Cross 2: Senior Girls 4. Yearbook Staff 1: Y-Teens 1. ROBERT MARK HELLMAN: Basketball 2: Football 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 3.4: Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Men 4; Student Council 1.2.3: Tennis 2.3.4; Wrestling 1; F C 11.2.4 THOMAS F. HENRETTA: Art Club 1.2.11. 4: French Club 2; Intramurals '2. Prom Committee. .3; Senior Men 4 JACKIE HEWSPERGER: Cheer. leader 1; Latin Club 1; Senior 61.1154; Student Council 1.2.3: Vica C1ub. DREMA HOPKINS: FHA. 1: G.A.A. 1: Red Cross 2; Senior Girls 4. CHESTER C. HOWES: Football 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 2.3.4; Monogram Club 4: 'Prom Committee Chairman 3; Senior Men 4; Track 1.2.3.4: Yearbook Staff 3; F.C.A. 3.4; Math Club 4. RON HUFFMAN: FootbaH 1.2: Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4; Track 12; Wrestling 1.2; Intramurals 1.4. GARY R. HUGGINS: Football 1.2.3; In, tramurals 2.3; Monogram C1ub 3,4: Prom Committee 3; Senior Men 4; Track 1.2.3.4: Basketball Manager 1. TARRY L. HUGGINS: Class Play 3; 1n- tramurals 2.3.4; Newspaper Staff 3.4; Prom Comm1ttee 3; Red Cross 1.2.3 1President1. 4 1President1: Senior Girls 4: Yearbook Staff 3.4: Office 4; Cadet Club 4. DOUGLAS ALAN HUGHES: Basketball 1: Intramurals 2.3.4: N115. $1.4; Prom Committee 3; Science Club. 2.71.4. Sen 101' Men 4: Outstanding Student or Amerira 5.1.4: Interclass Tournament 2.3.4 11's Academic 4. MARILYN JEAN TMHOFF: A.Rs 4 Band 1.2.51.4. Band Council 4; French C1ub 2.4. F TA 2.3.41 GAA. 1.2.:1 Secretary. 4. Intramurals 1.4: Mm joreue 1.2.3.4 1Head Majorette1: Prom Committee :1, Red Cross 1; Senior Girls 4. Student Council 2: Yearbook Staff 1.2.11.4: A11. County - A11- Star Band $5.4: Cadet Club 4; Office Aid3,4. LINDA JACKOLEW: COE. 4: G.A.A. 1.2.31.4: Intramurals 1.2; Red Cross 1.2.3. B O E. 3.4. PAUL MATTHEW JARVI: Basketha11 Manager 1; Football Manager 1.2; Golf 3; From Committee 3; Science C1ub 3.4; Senior Men 4; Audio-Visual Club 3.4; Photo-Workshop Seminar 4. REED KEITH JARVI: Football 1.2.3.4. Intramurals 1; Math Club 4; Mono- gram C1ub 2.3.4; Prom Committee 3: Science Club 3,4; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Tennis 2.3.4; Track 1; Wrestling 2.3.4; Yearbook Staff 4; Audio-Visual C1ub 3.4: Class Tournament 1.2; Weight Lifting Club 1.2.3.4; F.C.A. 4-; Photo-Workshop Se m in a r 4 1Secretary-Treasurer1; N.H.S. 4. SCOTT JASKELA: Football 1.2.3.4; French C1ub 1.2: Golf 2.3.4; Intra- mqrals 1.2.3.4; Monogram C1ub 3.4; Senior Men 4; Track 1; F.C.A. 3.4. DOUG JOHNSON: Basketball 1; Class Play 2; Football 1.2.3.4; ETA. 3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Monogram Club 3.4: Prom Committee 3: Senior M6114; Spanish Club 3; Tennis 2.3.4; Inter- class Tournaments 2.3.4 KIRK JOHNSON: Band 1: Senior Men 4; Track 1.2. WREN JOHNSON: EDGELE R. JONES JR.: Basketball 1.2. 3,4; Footban 1.2.3.4; ETA. 4; Mono- gram C1ub 3.4; From Committee 3; . Senior Men 4: Student Council3; Span- ish C1ub2..'1:GymAssistant2.3:F.C.A. 3.4: Weightlifting C1ub 3.4; Class Tournament 3. FAITH ANN JORDAN: Basketball Mana- ger 3: ChPPHeader 1.2.3.4: Class 013 ficer 1 Wice-Presidenn. 21Treas- urer1: Class Play 2.3: French Club 1. 6AA. 1.2.3; Hi-Y Teens 2; Imra- murals 1.2.3: Thespians 3.4; News- paper Staff 11.4; Prom Committee 3; Red Cross 1.2; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 1.3.4 weerelarw; Y-vTeens 1: Homecoming Court 4, SUSAN M. KANTORAK: G.A.A. 1.2; Hi-Y Teens 2; 1ntramurals 1.2; Latin C1ub 1.2; Prom Committee 3; Red Cross 1; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook $13114; Inter- class Tournaments Cheerleader 1.2. JOE KEENAN: Senior Men 4. JOHNNIE KEENE: Intramurals l;Mono- gram C1ub 2,3,4; Wrestling 2.3.4; Senior Men 4. CHRIS KERNS: MICHAEL ALLAN KIERSTEAD: A.F.S. Hub 4: Cross Country 2.3.4; Intra- murais 1.2.3.4; Latin C1ub 1.2; Prom Ummiuee 3; Science Club 3.41; Senior 1.1.11 4: Student Council 4; Track 1.2; Lvaders C1ub: German Club; Church Basketball 1.2.3.4; G01! 3.4. STAN KNOWLTON: Band 123.4; Foot- bal1 1; Intramurals 1.2: Latin Club 1.2: Senior Men 4. CATHY E. KOONS: Art Club 3.4; French C1ub 1.2; F.H.A. 1,2; Math Club 3; Usher Squad 3. HELEN JEAN LAFERTY: A.F.S. C1ub2: Band 2.3.4; F.T.A. 2.3.4; Intramurals 1: Science Club 3.4; Senior Girls 4 1Treasurer1; Spanish Club 2. GORDON LAHNER: Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 1.2; Tennis 1.2.3.4. JERRY LAINE: Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Latin C1ub 1.2.3; Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4; Track 1.2. CATHY LAMBROS: Art Club 1.2.3 1C0 Presidenn. 4; Class Officer 1 Evere- tarw; French C1ub 1.2; G.A.A. 1.2. Hi-Y Teens 2; Prom Commiuee 3. Senior Girls 4; Student Council 1: Yearbook Staff 2.3 Mr! Editow; Y- Teens 1. JIM LAVICK: SHERRY LYNN LESTER: G.A,A. 1,2; 1-1141! Teens 2; Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 4: Y-Teens 1: Gym Cadettes 3, MIRIAM J. LINNA: French C1ub 1.2.3.4 1President1; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 3,4: G.A.A. 2.3; Inu-amurals 1.2; News- paper Staff 3.4 1C0rEd1tor1; RedCross 3: Quill and Scroll 3.4; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 2.3,41L1teraryEditnr1 MARK THOMAS LAUDERMILK: Band 1.2.3.4; French Club 2.3; Latin Clth; Pep Band 4; Science Club 3: Senior Men 4; Yearbook Stall 3.4; Audio Visual 3.4; Math Club 4. BRIAN DONALD MACKYNEN: Senior Men 4. MARGARET J. MADAR: Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Class Officer 1 Wreasuren. 2 UYeasuren: Class Play 2: G A A 13.3.4; Hi-Y Teens 2: Intramurals 1.2; Latin Club 1 1ViceoPresidem1. 2; Modern Dancers 1.2;PromCommilte1-e :1 1Chairmam; Senior 612154; Student S enjor Directory Council 1,2; Cadette Club 3; Class Tournaments 1,234; Homecoming 'urt 4. 1 UPPELLA: Tennis. ERRY MARLIN: Baseball 1: b 2,3,4; Senior Men 4: Span- ; Yearbook Staff 3.4; Class 1 ENT MASELLA: Intra- enlor Men 4; Student ish Club 2; Tennis Staff 4. SUSAN MONROE: Red Cross 3; Usher Squad 2,3. JIM MOORE: LLOYD MORRIS: MARY MORRISSEY: DIANNE K. MOTTA: FHA, 1 1,2; Senior Girls 4; Usher S EDWARD NAPPI: Senior Men 4; : MICHAEL FRANCIS NAPPI: F09. Intramurals 3.4; Prom Corn Senior Men 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 NORMA NAPPI: F T A 3, 4; L . 1' ' y 1; Football 1; 4 n4;Wrestlingl. . A.F.S. 2,4; Band 11 4 1Head Librar- l,2; Pep Band 4; Senior Girls 44; 'earbook Staff 1; All ' ed Cross Volunteers nce Fair 2. 'ECK: Class Play 3; 1,2,4; Latin Clubl, 2, tee 3; Red Cross 2; 11 3 4; Senior Girls 4, ncil 1, 3, 4 1Treasurer1; aft 2, 3, 4 Sectional Edi- Tournament Cheerleader . 4; Homecoming Court 4. PEET JR.: Football 3; s 2,3; Latin Club 2; Senior ack 2 . KAY PENNINGTON: Band Choir 4; G...AA1,,;231ntra- : 1234 Pep Band 3.;4 Prom ttee 3; Senior Girls 4. PHOTZ: Football 1,2; ,2,3; Track 1. W 2: Girls Football2; F.H.A. . enior Girls 4. '-.d1,2,3,4; Band - Basketball ' Band 2,3,4; oil 4; Ten- Intra - Crem3; Spanis11 ' 2,4; Audi6-Visua1 . Treasurer1, 4 gSecretary- JP! GAYLE mchilif'hyt Club 1; G. 11.5, 1 mar eens 1, 2; Intramuralaf' ' dent Councl Spanish Chm YANNPU AFS 341k rWBand 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Combat! air 3; Class Play 3 4; French Club 2, 3 4; G. A. A. 1; Madrigals 4' The'spiv '- s 3,4; Pep Band1,2,3,4:PromCom- . 'ttee 3 1Chairman1; Red Cross 1,4; or Girls 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Year- Laff 4; N H. S. 4 ARANDAZZQ: F. H. A C1ub 2,3; Ch01F2;Red Cross 3, 4 E: Senior Men 45 HERYL RAY: RUTH ELLEN RAKAFg 1,2; Band 1,234; F,T.A. 2,3,4; Newspaper Stalf 3: Pep Band 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Science Club 3,4 1Secretary1; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff 3,4. SONDRA REASH: G.A.A.1,2;H1-YTeens 1; From Committee 3; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 1,2,3,4. DONALD REED: Prom Committee 3; Science Club 2,3,4; Senior Men 4; Stage Crew 2; Spanish Club 2; Track 1,2; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Audio-Visual Club 3,4. MARY REED: JACOB REGNER: JACQUELYNN MICHELE RENNICK: Art Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; French Club 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A.1,2,3,4; Hi-Y Teens 2; Prom Committee 3 1Chairman1; Red Cross 2,3; Senior Girls 4; Yearbook 1; Y-Teens l. NORMAN REXROAD: ALICE RICE: BILL ROOT: Latin Club 1; Senior Men4; Tennis 1,2,3. CARALE'I'I'E ROSE: Art Club 1; Cheer- leader1,2;G.A.A.1.2;H1-YTeensl,2; Intramurals 1,2: Prom Committee 3; Red Cross 1', Spanish Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2; Homecoming Court 4. DAVE ROSE: Senior Men 4. ERIC RUSSELL: Football 1; Senior Men 4; Track 2: Wrestling 1. RICK SAARI: STEVEN SACKMAN: A.F.S. 1,2; Choir 1.2; Class Officer 21President1; Class Play 2,3,4; Thespians l,2,3,4 1Presi- dent1; Prom Committee 3; Senior Men 4; Student Council 1,2; Stage Crew 3; S em? or Directory Yearbook Staff 1. RITA JOAN SANFIELD: A F S. 2 3 4; French Club 1 2 3,4Vice- President4, 4; F. T A 2, 3 4Secretary4, 4 4President4: N H S. 3 ,4 4Treasurer4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Senior Girls 4; German Club 3. ANN SCHROEDER: Band 1,2,3.4; Band Council 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Latin Club 1: Pep Band 3,4; Senior 1.2.3 Ne . Qu ahd Stu nt Coda 4Secretary4;' l tivities Editor4, 'I'Qurnaments 1,2,3; , Homecoming Queen-l97 4 PAMELA SHUMATE: MIKE SIMKO: Basketbal . Iritrarnum, 2,3, 4, Seni Track 1,,2 3 COY W.SIZEMORE:1ntramur s Senior Men 4; Track 2. 3 CXNDI E SKARUPPA: A F S. 3 3,;4 GAHA 1; Hi- Y Teens Committee 3; Red Cross 2, 3. Girls 44President4; Spanish Clu Y' hfbook Staff 3 G Y SLOTA: Band 1,2; Base Football 1.2; Intramurals 1,2,3 lub 1 .,2 3; Senior Men 4 HNNIE SNYDER: A. F S. 2; Choir - 4Robe Chairman4; DrillTeam3; F. ,,;34 G...AA 24; LatinClub124S - ' Prom Committee 3 4Cha . and Scroll 3, 4; 8:4 okStaff 2 3,4Unde i 4Senior Album Co- '4, - ed Cross2; Sen- 4' 8 Staff 4; Inter- Council 4; ,,3 4' Class Play3 4; Football muralsl, 2; Madrigals 2.3.-4 Them'nns 4; Pephmdlw234 Senior m, Student Council 3, 4 3 ; 41Pmsidem4; Tennis3, 4; YearbookStaff All Star Band 3, OMEA 5010- En- semble Contest 2, 3, 4 KAY MARIESTRAUSSERzAFS.1,2,3,4; Bank! 123,4; French Club 1,2; ETA. 2; C.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Mag: Club 4 4Secretary4; Pep Band 1,2,8,4; Prom Committee3; Red Cross 4; Spience Club 2,3,4; Senior Girls 4; Stage Crew 2, Yearbook Staff 1 ,2,3,4 I . l 2,3; 2, 3, 4 4 DAVID TOW 1. ROSE TOTH: KATHY MARIE , r, counting 4 401155;; . nancial Committee 5H 1,2 4P1ann1ng Board4, 1,2; Usher Squad 2; 4 ments1; Y....WCA Lead- a 4Presidem4 4; Office Ed KEN J. VANYO: Football 1: 2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Senior'Men 4 4Treasurer4; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling; 4 BONNIE JEAN VENTURA: Class Play... 2,3,4; G.A.A. 123,4; Imrnmurals 1, 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; PromCommittee ., ' 3, Senior Girls 4; Stage Crew 2.4;,3 Spanish 14,, ., , . 1,33 .. 413'935. 1...: KATE -, 3 ' VIALL: Basketballl; Football .A. 3; Intramurals 2 4;Lat1n ,2,3; Red Cross 1,2,3; Science 2,3; Senior Men 4; Stage C1: . ,. ' ,,en 4; Student Council 1; 7,1,3: Yearbook Staff 3: ALLER: A.F.S. 4;,Ean ' ; Band Council .- 2,3,4; Choi 3 ' Officer44Prela-g4 :; chestra 3; 4' 13,. . Lian Club 1,2 , 1 UNDEBCLASSMEN The junior class this year was busy with many activities. Members of the class dominated the Variety Show, actedinthe Junior -Senior class play, and, of course, Jeff Agnew planned the beautiful prom. Debbie Allen The sale of chocolate bars at the start of the year went well, as eager classmates rushed to sell Diane Arcaro their quom' Kathy Azzano Doug Baker Class rings at the beginning of the year and the prom at the end were the big events for each Randy Barbato Junlor' Paul Bates Susan Bates Debbie Bender Duncan Bent Liz Bisesto Beverly Blake Jim Bollman Kevin Bollman 2233:0251? fu niors On. Larry Bradley Mike Brees Roberta Brudapast Brian Burnett Bruce Burnett Wendie Burnett Dale Campbell Debbie Campbell Tim Cevera Joan Chaney Richard Chupick Judy Clint Mike Cole Gary Colon Brad Cordell Sue Crandall Terry Crane Laura Crombie Dave Cupach Cathy Davey Ellen Davey Agnes Demko Janis DePascale Pat DiAngelo OFFICERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS are Kay Peterson, treasurer: Jean Wrighmour, sec- retary; Ronni Urbana. vice president; and Rick Reinker. president Theresa DiMare Bob Dixon LuAnne Dombroski Jackie Donahoe Scott Edixon l h G Terry Edwards e O Florian Eggleton Cathy Esposito Gordon Evans Jeff Ewing Patsy Fairchild Jeanette Fassett Janet Ferry Debbie Fisher Pete Fleming Ann Flower Dave Fortune Bonnie Frasure ADVISERS of the junior Ed Furman class are Ron Chutas, Nancy Fusco Mrs. Susan Rogers. Mrs. Nancy Hunt, Miss Barbara Kunes, and Michael Lom- bard. Cindy Gaines Kevin Gill Doug Gormly Dave Goudge Bill Greenawalt Carol Grey Ken Griffith Sam Grippe Dave Grippi Lynn Haapala Sue Hakala Lou Anne Hall Sandi Hare Debbie Harrell Mike Hawes Jeff Hawkins Amy Hazeltine Cheryl Hobson 'I Come on. Man! Quit jiving me! Ron Hogue Judy Hopson Holly Howle Richard Huff Peggy Hutchinson Kathy Johnson Marie Johnson Debbie Jones Mike Juhola Marvin Keene Michele Kelly Sue Kirk Chris Kissman Bob Koski Mike Kossick Patti Krcal Lee Anne Larson Pete Laveck Carol Lebold Dan Lee Rick Leonard Martin Lillvis Pam Lloyd Scott Lucas Gail Mackey Perry Manteuffel Pete Manteuffel Dave Manupella ' i A H1 Jeanne Maple Barb Marcus Linda Mauro Jim Marinchak Jane McCune Tina Masters Vicki McKenzie Jim McMillan Andy Mehall Ed Melaragno Randy Metcalf JoAnne Mickelson Connie Millberg Audrey Miller Joe Mills Thelma Moody Walter Moore Richard Morrison Mike Mramor Dave Myllymaki Mike Napolitan Debbie Nappi Jerry Nierzejewski Raylene Noce Barbara Ollikainen Chris Pachkowski Doug Palm John Parker Patti Payne Dave Peet Hank Pekkola Kay Peterson Pat Petro Vince Petro Sandi Pinelli Karen Randazzo Dennis Rapose Janis Rapose Octavia Reed Tom Rehrig Kathie Reichert Rick Reinker Torry Rice Bill Righter Donna Robertson Sharon Russell Cheryl Saari Bob Sabo Vickie Scott Scott Seaman Gordon Sharpe Dave Sires Jim Snyder It was THAT big. You caxrt keep a good man down. Boy. am I pooped! Sweet and innocent. Carol Standy Karen Starkey Pam Surbella Carolyn Swanson Mary Tallbacka Robin Thieman Katie Thomas Barbara Thorpe Diane Tobias Steve Tobias Debbie Tormala Deloris Travis Jeanette Travis Rick Trent Pierre Triozzi Tom Turner DiAnn Tuuri Ronni Urbana Bonnie Vance Bonnie Van Norman Jeff Viall Eric Wagner Lauri Wagner Mike Weese Chuck Wehniainen Jim Whalen Beverly Wight J ohn Wilson Bill Wiser Lee Wood Jean Wrighmour Karen Young Chris Zalimeni Lee Addair Liz Alferink Sam Altier Debbie Anderson Mark Anderson Tim Anderson Shelley Andolsek Madelle Andrews Sue Andrews Ann Mary Asmus Chris Avery John Barrell Carol Bartone Melanie Bennett Jim Berg Eileen Bevacqua Terri Bish Debbie Blair Cinde Blank Karen Blankenship John Bracken Ralph Buona Steve Burgess Betty Butcher Joni Butcher Hope Campbell Jeff Camplese Toni Camplese Judy Carberry Diane Carr Barbara Cassell Joan Caudill Ron Chambers Busy with fund raising activities, the sopho- mores flew throughthe school year. Their flea market went well, as did all of their other activities. The class swung into high school life, happy to leave the freshman chores to the incoming students. Ko ren. W president; Ann Meriba Wagner, treas- vice president. Sophomores In ADVISERS are John Higgins, Miss Sue DeMarco. Miss Geraldine Arnold, Coye Wilfong, and Frank Roskovics. OFFICERS are Kathy Puchan. secretary: urer: and Dean Lillvis. The Know Debbie Chase Frank Cicogna Del Cochran Bruce Colflesr Kathy CoLflesh John Coleman Gary Colicchio Bill Conley Dave Cook Debbie Cook Stu Cordell Cindy Coutts Chris Coxe Debbie Cunningham Janet Cupido Lester Currie Bill Davis Brian Davis Janet Deangelo Marge DeLolt Ron DiDonato Tony DiDonato Bill Dieffenbacher Linda Distelrath Debbie Dondrea Debbie Doughty Donna Duff Michele Edwards Richard Eland Tom Enricco Rick Eskelin Brenda Fetters Tom Flick Sabrina Fobes Karen Fogle Sherry Foust Miriam Freillch Terry Frend Don Giangola Roberta Girard Joanne Gregory Monica Grippe Uh. my shirt tail's caught. Cathy Hakala Patty Hamilwu Rose Hanna Heidi Harback Ken Hartwell Dan Hayes Debbie Hazeltine Harold Heath Kay Herbst Kirk Hettmansperger Steve Hettmansperger Paulette Hindmarsh Brad Hoback Floyd Holmes Diane Houghton Donna Houghton Doug Howes Peggy Huggins Maryellen Hummer Nancy Imhoff Joyce Jaskela Robin Jaskela Jayne Johnson Dan Jones Donna Jones Tom Jones Bill Karbacka Lance Kaull John Keenan Matt Kent Nancy Kohut Kathy Koren Sue Koski Mark Kossick Sandra Krcal Pucker power. Monica Labry Sue Laine Liz Laimri Karen Landon Debbie Lee Becky Lefik Charlotte Lehto Chris Licate Bruce Lillie John Lillvis Rose Loudermilk Ann Loyd Robin Lyon Melinda Mackey Linda Malaskey Rick Malinowski Tom Massena Bruce Matthews Kim Matson Ann Mazzola Susan McCarter J im Meade Nancy Merriman Jeff Miller Dave Misinec Bill Morsey Dianna Mull Dave Napoletano Bill Narhi Mark Nieminen Mike Nierzejewski Phil Noland Lisa Nurkka Belinda Oliver Nancy Olkowskl Whats the matter? IVs bemer than sticking it under a desk! Lynn Prusak Ann Puchan Mary Lou Purola Tony Rapose Chuck Redmond Debbie Reed Holly Regner Steve Reichert Keith Relnker James Rennick Gayle Rich Bob Robertson Sally Robertson Sherrie Robinson Mike Rossette Debbie Rung Sue Salmen Brenda Saturday Terry Schlaich Larry Schray Arnold Schultz Bob Sharp Pete Olsen Rick Olsen Bob Oxley Mary Beth Palm Dale Patton Patty Peck Carlene Peet Sarah Picard Don Pitts Martha Plants Jeanette Plotz Bobby Pohto Hope Mr, Bragga doesn't miss me on the bench. Come on, Pete! Give me that cheat sheet. Josh Sheldon Debbie Sheppard Leo Sheppard Ray Sill Debbie Sizemore Craig Smith Don Smith Cheryl Stark Mark Starkey Cathy Stenroos Craig Surbella Jeanne Sutton Jackie Tenney Pam Thomas Pam Thompson Mark Thibault Joe Timonere Kathleen Toth Tina Urbana Sandy Van Norman Nancy Vetrano Meriba Wagner Sandy Walkeapaa Wonder where she put her wallet Sue Waller Jim Weber Robin Weiner Larry Wetmore John Williams Kurt Williams Mark Woodburn David Woodring Barbara Wright Dave Wuori Vicki Young Debbie Zeller Debbie Azzano Richard Ball Rudy Barnes John Basset: Paula Kay Bee Karen Beitz Tim Bent Bruce Bertea Ron Bezoski FRESHMEN OFFICERS are Kerry Coxe, treasurer: Megan Davis, secretary: Patti Field, vice president; and Don Stredney, president Gary Bish Susan Bollman James Bossley gzaisaim Freshm en In Loree Briggs George Brown Molly Brown Dan Bucci Darla Burlingame Diane Burlingame Donna Burlingame Alison Burnett Vicki Camplese Kay Carpenter Terri Cimorell Lucy Cincotta Edward Cobb Ron Colp Francis Calling Terri Costa Valli Coulson Kerry Coxe Kathy Cunningham Steve Cupach Autumn Curtis Martha Davey Meghan Davis Tom Davis Scott DeHelian Cindy Detore Vickie DiDonato Jack Dingledine Mary Dixon Paula Dorman Azalea Doughty Jim Dragon Karen Dragon Richard Durkovic Sandra Durkovic The class of 1975 entered Harbor with a bang -- surprising upperclassmen with their vitality. A candle sale at the start of the year made a good start on the class treasury, despite many broken candles and harried salesmen. Their pep at sports events and rallies was unsurpassed. The Cold ADVISERS to the freshmen were Tom Kosciuszko, Miss Ann Monaco, and Ray Seals. Not pictured is Robert Short. Rick Dusee Robert Edixon Leslie Eller Wendy Estok Pam Evans Lori Farmer James Fassett Anita F erry Patti Field Sue Fish Denise Fleming Hope Furman Scott Gaines Bill Garney Diane Gaskell George George Linda Ginn Debbie Gormley Laura Goudge Debbie Green Richard Greenawalt Bob Hall Mark Hamilton Doug Hare Beth Hayes Ray Henton Glenn Henmansperger Keith Hinkley Nevin Hoefert Richard Holman John Howle Jack Hummer Cheryl Huskonen Eva Jadwisiak Will you please stop crying. Jay Jarvi Susan! Nancy Jeffers Bruce Johnson John Johnson Laverne Johnson Bob Jopperi Richard Johnson Rainer Kangas Wilma Johnson Arthur Kardell Tom Karkutt Mary Keenan Mike Kennedy Richard Kirk Lori Kovacs Debbie Laferty Bob Landon Sue Lebold Terry LeClaire Lenny Lee Joni Leikas Deloris Lester Larry Licate Kevin Lillie Mark Lillvis Tim Lister Tom Loudermilk Marcena Loyd Don Lukkarila Cindy Maki Mike Markham Joe Martello Cindy Matson Wesley Maison Bryan McCullough Kip McCullough Sue McCullough Blaine McIntyre Grace Mehall Marcene Moody Mike Melaragno Tony Mongenel Amy Metcalf Bud Millick Cheryl Monroe Shei la Mosier Jenny Mulder Arlene Munsie Kurt Nerad Bill Niemi Alice Olsson Regina Osowski Darrell Ovak Dana Oxley Patty Pachlowski Karie Pahkakangas Clinton Patton Gloria Payne Betty Peck Norman Shirk Jennifer Shoulders Brian Peet Joe Perry .10? Phillips Dave Pinelli Carol Plotz Debra Polkow Linda Pozsonyi Mike Prickett Donna Prisco Lori Quinn John Rama Brenda Reed Darlene Reed Cheryl Regner Cindy Rehrig Paul Rennick Denise Ritter Bill Robinson Tom Rogers Mark Roloson Donna Root Debbie Russell Darla Saari Ed Sanborn Nadine Sanborn Vickie Sandberg Nancy Sandfield Byron Sargent Denise Saturday Greg Schlaich Jill Schumann James Scott Joe Sharp M h 5'3 R A 5 -.$ Hope they didnt see us coming out of the men's room. Hey, Baby! A typical f reshman. Jeff Shuler Cheryl Smith Jean Smith Karen Snitcher Kim SUIbLbby Pam Spring Jeff Stillman Richard SIroeter Andy Thomas Jack Thomas Karen Tombs Robert Triozzi Cheryl Trout Laura Turner Mike Turner Karen Urban Linda Vance Cindy Vargo Tom Volpi Bruce Waddle Roger Wagner Gail Wakeman Leslie Weigand Carl Westerburg Juanita White Sandi Wight Candy Wilkins Janet Williams Ken Williams Ellen Wilson John Wiser Steve Womble Kim Wood Scott Wood Dave Woodring Dan Zeller Alan Ziegler Homecoming 1971 It was a happy night for Cathy Sharp as she was crowned Humecnming Queen at halftime of the game with Erie Tech. on Oct 15 Members of her court were Patty St. Angelo. Kathy Vetrano. Penny Thompson. Faith Jordane Margie Madar, Brenda Peck, Caraleue Rose. and Thania Alberty. Thaniae AFS student from Honduras. was an honorary member of the court. Seniors elected candidates for the court and voted to determine the Left PATTY S'I' ANGELO THANIA AIBERTYK MARGIE MADAR, 10p girls. All candidates were introduced in a special assembly before final voting took place. Escorts for the assembly were Mike Goodman. Dave Millberg. Dale Stred- ney. Mark Wagner Paul Palm. Craig Ber- tea. Mark Stenroos, Tony Masella, and Tom Bucci. Driving convertibles: at the halftime show were Craig Bertea, Jim Prisco. Tom Bucci. and Doug Hughes. Football captains Tim Sedmak and Andy Campbell crowned the queen. She was homered at the Home coming Dance sponsored by the Senior Girls. Left: CARAIETTE ROSE. BRENDA PECK. Below: PENNY THOMPSON. FAITH JORDAN. KATHY VETRANO. X7 W5: m1, 13oz??? 91W L Alice in Wonderland would have felt right at home if she had been present at the prom, May 8, 1971. By Saturday evening. Fawcett Gym had been completely transformed into a wonderland of fan- tasies depicting the 'theme uThrough the Looking GlassW The junior class created a prom entirely dif- ferent from past tradition. Giant mushrooms and moving mechanical figures were the centers of at- traction. The delicately painted figures, rose gar- dens, and giant flowers which reached the bright pink ceiling, made it truly a fairyland. Craig Ward and Ann Peterson reigned as King and Queen for the evening. T h cmja Alb erty Thania Alberty is this year's American Field Service student. She comes from the Honduras in Central America, where everyone speaks Spanish. Thaniats home in America is with the Reverend Keene Lebold and his family Her American sister. Carol. is a junior at HHS. Life here for Thania was quite busy. Through- out the year she attended AFS functions, gave speeches. and answered many questions. In her spare time, though, she enjoyed such hobbies as bowling. swimming, and volleyball. Thania carried a full schedule during her sen- ior year here: English. P.O.D., trigonometry, joure nalism, and art. Art. her favorite subject, will also be her major in college. She plans on attending the University of Honduras. then possibly returning to America to study further. Thania said it was quite easy to adjust to the quick rhythm of life in the United States because everyone was always friendly and willing to help. Also, her outlook on life may have helped, ualways 100k for the good side and try to forget the badf, Thania shows Carol what she knows. SEATED ON THE COUCH are Mrs and the SEATED ON THE FLOOR is Susan Row 1: Norma Nappi, Ruth Ray. Debbie McElhaney. Row 2: Penny Thompson, Bonnie Snyder, Brenda Peck, Cathy Sharp Quill 6? Scroll Quill and Scroll is an interna- tional honorary literary organization created to reward students for their work on school publications. A member of the club must be a junior or senior in the upper third of his class and must have made an out- standing contribution to the school yearbook or newspaper. Row 1: Ronni Urbana, Kay Peterson. Row 2: Miriam Llnna, Gordon Evans. Row 3: Terry Puffer, Pierre Trlozzi. Row 4: Keith Feigh. Tom Turner. The National Honor Society stresses the tri- butes of scholarship, leadership. character, and service, and upon this bases its membership qual- ifications. New members are inducted into the club each spring and fall. The members were guide 5 for Open House, and also helped organize Career Day. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY QFFICERS: Carolyn Prickett, secretary: Cathy Sharp. vice-president; Rita Sanfield. treasurer; Ted Waller, president Row 1: Bonnie Snyder, Mark Wagner. Kay Strausser, Ted Waller, Doug Hughes. Michael Goodman. Row 5: Scott Barthlemy. Row 2: Cathy Sharp, Merilee Costa, Tim Dorman. Richard Pooky, Reed Jarvi, Craig Carolyn Prickett. Terry Puffer. Row 3: Brenda Peck, Bertea. Rita Sanfield, Caroline Dawsey. Row 4: Jim Prisca, Hi: ANDREW Team members Doug Hughes, Paul Andrews, and Ted Waller look happily at the new encyclopei dias they have just won, With them is their advisor Robert Huff. Academic Ch alien ge ttGhent! shouted by Paul Andrews just as the buzzer sounded was the answer that enabled Harbor to win the first round of ttAcademic Challenge , taped by WEWS on December 12. It was seen on WEWS TV-5 on January 13. The team, composed of Paul Andrews, Ted Waller, and Doug Hughes, went against Avon Lake and Girard High Schools. The final score showed Harborts victory of 345 points, just 20 points ahead of Avon Lake. Don Cameron, host of the show, claimed it was the closest game he had ever wit- nessed. The boys won a set of Colliers En- cyclopedias, a school trophy, and individ- ual trophies. Also on the team were the three alter- nates, Mike Goodman, Kay Strausser. and Keith Feigh. Marilee Costa and Bonnie Snyder V 0' ; 0 . :3 ' i i i 1- Rita Sanfield and Richard Pakky Mike Goodman and Doug Hughes DOUG HUGHES 4.300 MIKE GOODMAN 4.272 RITA SANFIELD 4.225 BONNIE SNYDER 4.187 CAROLYN PRICKETT 4.142 TED WALLER 4.100 MEBILEE COSTA 4.000 RICHARD POKKY 3.933 JIM PRISCQ 3.865 TERRY PUFFER 3.750 Carolyn Prickett and Ted Waller 3151141212 uaI Variety Show W12 at a Won d erful World HWhat a Wonderful World was the theme of the 3lst Annual Mariner Variety Show. which was presented February 9 and 10. A tribute to Louie Armstrong. the show consisted of songs and dances of his era. The Senior Girls opened the show with an Armstrong number and introduced Miss Varieties Terry Puffer. Several skits. musical solos and of course the Dixieland Band spiced up the program. The choir traditionally closed the show with UGive Me Your Tired, Your Poor. and presented the Goddess of Liberty, Caroline Dawsey. ' . . and still more H011, Promise M e funior - S enior Play A rich young playboy got his love letters mixed up, and complicated the plot of hOh, Promise Mej' the Junior-Senior class play. Mike Goodman starred as the playboy with Penny Thompson and Amy Hazeltine portr ayi mg the girl friends. Nosy mothers and neighbors caused a com- motion, and the play was filled with laughter. Mr. James Martin directed the production which was held on November 19 and 20. He was assisted by Steve Sackrnan, student director. EDITORS: Norma Nappi and SEATED: Laura Cromhie. Sue Crandall, Wendy Barrickman. Candy Fish. Miriam Linna STANDING: Thania Alberty, Tarry Huggins. Cheryl Saari, Debbie McMillan. The Mariner newspaper staff, consist- ing of students enrolled in first and second year journalism, publish eight editions of the newspaper throughout the school year. A staff member's responsibilities in- clude textbook work, reporting, writing stories, and laying out pages. Each page has an editor, and each editor has an or- ganized team working for him. The success of the paper depends on the ability and re- sponsibility of each individual on the team. The Mariner is distributed free of charge to the student body and faculty of Harbor. SEATED: Carol Standy. Ronni Urbana. STANDING: Cathy Sharp. Gayle Wilber, 51 ,K, x,,,... SEATED: Debbie Bender. Kathy Johnson. Lynn Haapala Jane Lambros STANDING: Pam Surbella. Lauren Wagner. Fran Nappi. M cm'n er 5 ' Staff Mubikii ah SEATED: Kathy Azzano, STANDING: Pat DiAngelo. Fred Avery. M Grin er Yearbook C ommittees M The ART COMMITTEE is due all credit for drawings and sketches in the yearbook Working within the theme, they spent many hours planning and making rough drafts, till at last their works were complete. Adverh'sing The ADVERTISING COMMITTEE was on the ART COMMITTEE: Bruce Neidermeyer. and Jean run at the beginning of the school year. readying wrighmour- advertisements, sponsors, and patrons for the 72 Mariner. The arrangement of ads was up to the committee, as well as the collection of money for them. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE: Seated: Katie Thomas, Tina Noce, Joan Chaney, Tom Turner, Carol Lebold, Robert Urbana, Jim McMillan teditom, Pierre Triozzi teditom. Triozzi. Carol Grey. Eric Wagner. Standing: Lou Ann Hall. Judy Clint, Raylene Ph otogra p11 y Flashbulbs popping in the corridors and top secret folders were signs that the PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE was lurking somewhere. This committee was in charge of taking all candid shots and some organization photos for the yearbook. A ctivitj es Clubs, organizations --how many are there?! People on the ACTIVITIES COMMIT- TEE really did some hard work getting all clubs records and memberships together. Half hidden heads in photographs had to be identified, usu- ally by trial-and error or by the process of elimination. PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE. Seated. Gordon Evans teditury Standing: Ray Sill, Terry Marlin. ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE: Seated: Barb Marcus, Mary Barb Wright, Debbie Tormala, Sue Koski, Miriam Freilicht Ann Branden, Brenda Peck teditort, Sue Hakala. Standing: Not pictured: Debbie Monroe, Terry Puffer teditm-L ' SENIOR ALBUM COM- MITTEE: Seated: Beth Miller. Penny Thompson teditorl. Marilyn Imhofft Standing: Sue Blank, Vicki Hanner. Norma Thibodeau, s Tarry Huggins, Notpic- e tured: Bonnie Snyder, cor editor. ! I S enior Album Subscription Committee k: P at 1 ' The SENIOR AL BUM COMMITTEE Anybody want to buy a yearbook? worked all year in preparing the senior Only five dollars was the common cry at album. Pictures had to be collected and the beginning of the '71-72 school year, as identified, c h e c k e d and assigned p a g e SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE m e m b e r 5 space. But getting the photos was not all went all ar ound HHS collecting money, they had to do. The committee also had to making receipts, and filing all orders for gather material about the activities for the the MARINER. That committee was also in directory and compile it. charge of the yearbook kick-off skits which opened the sale of the book. . LITERARY COMMITTEE: Randi Weiner, Miriam Linna teditom, Kay Strausser teditory Sherry Lester, Katie Thomas. Carol Grey. Literary The LITERARY COMMITTEE does all work for the year- book involved with creative writing. They write descriptive notes about the plays, proms, and clubs, and find suitable quo- tations and headings for photographs. This committee is also involved with the choice of the yearbook theme. SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE: Seated: Judy Clint. Debbie Fisher, Mike Napolitan. Amy Hazeltine, Caroline Dawsey teditom, Tom Turner teditom. Standing in row 1: Tina Urbana Katie Thomas Mary Tallbacka, Karen Starkey, tr glide Lou Ann Hall, Merilee Costa. Kim Wood. Rainer Kangas. Connie Millberg. Row 2: Marie Johnson. Kim Sonsteby. Sandra Hare, Sue Lebold, Laura Turner, Cathy Hazeltine, Brian Burnett. Sports The SPORTS COMMITTEE was busy thr o u g h o u t the school year gathering scores and data for the yearbook, co-ordinating names with photos, and getting good shots of the athletes in action. SPORTS COMMITTEE: Seated: Jim Priscot Keith Feigh ieditori. Kathy Bevacqua. Standing: Joe Timonere, Don Reed, Susan Andrewsi v '!III' III. Izlll. . J . Section Editors The SECTION EDITORS were the basic core of the Mariner Year- book Staff. Each editor worked in close contact with his committee in order to have his section done by the deadline date. The editor was responsible for making the layouts and organizing each page of his section. SECTION EDITORS: Seated: Keith Feigh, sports; Tom Turner, subscrip- tions; Ronni Urbana. underclassmen: Nancy Imhoff, underclassmen; Row 1: Penny Thompson, senior album; Bonnie Snyder, senior album; Brenda Peck, activities: Row 2: Jim McMillan, advertising; Pierre Triozzl, UNDERCLASSMAN COMMITTEE: Seated: Nancy Imhoff mo-editom, Ronni Urbana wdltom. Kay Peterson, Kathie Reichert. Standing: Robin Lyon, Jill Schumann. Sally Brenwaldt U n d ercI assm en Almost 700 heads to identify. Whew! and in alphabetical order! The UNDER- CLASSMEN COMMI'ITEE got right to work with the photographs of freshmen, sopho- mores, and juniors, identifying and classia fying them. Hectic hours were spent reor- ganizing pictures when a breeze blew by or someone breathed too hard. advertising; Terry Puffer, activities; Jean Wrightnour, art; Bruce Neider- meyer. Not pictured: Miriam Lima and Kay Strausser. literary; Caroline Dawsey, subscriptions. Stu dent This year our Student Council is trying to help Harbor overcome some of the big problems it has had. Council As always, Student Council sponsors dances, assemblies, and Students of the Month. Special projects this year are Windbreaker sales and a student school survey of conditions. The officers visited the Vocational School every two weeks to help relations between Har- LEADERSH P bor and Vo-Ed schools. CvanNS'HIP SPORTSMANSHW The Council sent the 1972-73 officers to the annual convention in the spring. A week of special recognition was held in January to honor members of the Council. Row 1. Cheryl Smith, Susan Fish. Megan Davis, Kerry Coxe. Patty Estok, Leslie Weigand. Sheryl Stark, Row 3. Keith Reinker, Gary Field. Don Stredney, Monica Grippe, Tina Urbana. Ann Puchan. Bish, Joe Timonere, Matt Kent. Ralph Buona. Tim Anderson. Pete Row 2. Eva Jadwisiak, Patty Pachowski. Kim Sonstehy. Sabrina Olsen. Lance Kaull, Stu Cordell, Jack Hummer. Bud Millick. Fobes, Debbie Cunningham, Carlene Peet, Meriba Wagner. Wendy 033 1 If 15R 5 Hf TIRED AT RIGHT ' H I'vndza Pwok mrm', IV ' ' 'l'nv . x'ice--preHId:-11L Roht-rt Huff ud- Js pr pictured. dan. SH-rt-tary, Row 1. Mary Tallbacka, Kathy Bevacqua. Carol Lebold, Ronni Urbana. Connie Millberg, Mary Robias Row 2. Brenda Peck, Cathy Sharp, Penny Thompson, Kay Peterson. Kathy Johnson, Sue Hakala. Lynnette Ucciferri. Norma Thibodeau. Janice Detore. Row 3. Ann Flower. Joan Chaney. Jean Wrightnour. Terry Puffer. Carolyn Dawsey. Kay Strausser. Rick Reinktnr. Tom Turner. Row 4. Mark Stenroos. Jim McMillan. Ted Waller, Rich Pokky. Ed Miller. Mike Goodman. Mike Kierstead, Andy Mehall. Scott Barthelmy 33173. wt HHS ' B d Harbor High School Band is directeclhy Mr, an Oliver Kaura. with the assistance of Mr: Darl Marvin. With the help of their directors. the band members practice hard and perform outstande ing programs all year During the fall the band marches inparades, preegame shows. and half-time shows to enter- tain the public and help build school spirit. iii :4 I; .:;t .i; Row 1. Robin Lyon, Kim Matson. Robin Weiner, Ann Schroeder: walt. Terry Crane. Nancy Imhoff, Cathy Stenroos. Row 4. Oliver Kay Strausser. Kim Wood, Amy Metcalf. Row 2. John Rama. Dana Pekkola. Jeff Ewing, Tom Turner. Randy Metcalf, Chris Avery, Oxley. Liz Laituri, Melinda Mackey. Cheryl Smith. CheryIMonroet DaVid Woodring, Brian Burnett, Mark Loudermilk, Tim Dormanv Ann Maki. Cathy Hazeltine. Row 3. Kevin Gill. Gary Millberg. Rick RiCk Pokky. Ted Waller, Eskelin. Jeff Miller. Ralph Buona. Patty Misinec. Will Greena- 110 AfLer the football season bandsmen buckle down and learn to play the concert music to be performed at the mid-winter, spring, Com- mencement. and pops concerts. Summer months are devoted to special hand practices. Talented members are asked to participate in the A11-Coumy Band. Last year the band entered district and state band contests in the A-l division. They received Superior. or I, ratings. Row 1. Randi Weiner. Sabrina Fobes. KimSonsteby, Debbie Laferty. Denise Ritter. Kathy Vetrano. Gay Moeller. Marilyn Imhoff. Laura Ruth Ray, Sue Waller. Mary Jo Palumbo. Mary Nordquest. Row 2. Turner. Jeff Stillman. Row 4. Jim McMillan, Ed Miller. Mark Beth Miller, Rose Loudermilk, Sandi Van Norman. Debbie Don- Stenroos. Mike Goodman. Brian Davis Mark Kossick. Bruce Mal- drea, Debbie Diehl. Sue Lebold, Kay Carpenter. Terry Puffer: thews. Gail Mackey Keith Feigh. Mike Juhola. Pete Laveck. Row 3. Helen Laferty, Vickie Scotte Ann Nurkka, Kathy Koren, Pep Ban d, M a; oretfes, and MAJORl-TF'HCS PICIIIIUCD AT RIGHT dFP Kathy V'x-Imnu, Mary Vnrdqnvs! Kathy Knrvn Marilyn lmhnff mel mw jorcltm. Debra Diehl. Nancy Imhuff B an d C 0 un 01! W- 9w 4' w- xg i g ,5 fa? 5. '44-- PEP BAND MgMBFRS PICTURED ABOVE ARE Row 1. Cindy Maki. Misinec. Ralph Buona. Rainer Kangas, Cathy Hazeltine. Mike Good- Sue W:?Iler, Ray btrausser, Mary Jo Palumbo, Randi Weiner. Row man Tim Dorman. Mark Stenroos, Row4. Jeff Ewing. Tom Turner. 2. Robm .Lygn, Dan Zeller, Dana Oxley Rose Loudermilk, Sabrina Hank Pekkola. Gary Millberg: Mark Loudermilk. Jim McMillan. Fobes. Vlele Scott. Row 3. Brian Burnett. Cathy Stenroos. Patty Ted Waller, Chris Avery. Keith Feigh. Rich Pokky. L12 imv ;,v'MJ' 'wan h WWWWL N lvvuwimm .w A MA mrmanr-mwwwa J mmmmemm .uuMq-lk-m- 321 Brian Bul'lleu. corporal of property: Mark Smnr'oos. 'Ibrr; Puffer Row 3 Tom Turner. junior lieutenam Ted Waller, senior Iieutvnant. Rich Pokky Keith Feigh sergeant of property. Ed Miller. Ralph Buona, sophomore roapPriemm m'e BAND COUNCIL PICTURED BELOW INCLUDES Row 1. Kathy Vetrano Mary Nordquest. librarian: Ann Schroeder. librarian. Mary .10 Palumbo librarian: Marilynlmhoff: Deb- bie Diehl. Row 2. Mike Goodman head percussionist: Patty Misinec. sergeant of attendance: Tim Dorman. band captain: s i i .1 9 ; pA-mmqmn A Cappella Choir Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Alice Mrst Eller added a popcorn sale to the Eller, Harbor's A Cappella Choir planned many many bake sales as a fund raising project. programs this year They performed on Veter- anys Day. for the Christmas assembly, for the A dinner for the parents of the choir mem- Easter assembly, and at Baccalaureate. bers was held at the end of the year with the choir as entertamment. The choir also planned to sing at the pop- concert. BOX; p Row 1: Sally McCormick. Janet Ferry. Mary Tallbacka, Barb Row 3; Connie Millberg, Debbie Pennington, Debbie Rung.The1ma Wright. Donna Robertson, Penny Thompson. Vickie Scott. Row 2: Moody, Kay Herpst. Debbie Tormala, Sue McElroy. Joan Chaney. Debby Monroe, Mary NOFdQUBSL Katie Thomast Bonnie Snyder, Debbie Fisher: Beverly Cork. Cathy Hazeltine. Row 4: Terry Mary Ann Branden. Carol Lebold. Pam Thompson, Kathy Reichert, puffer, Sue Koski.Michele Edwards. Mark Stenroos. Pierre Triozzi. Delores Travis Debbie Young. Yvonne Vigorito, Barb Boothe Rich Pokky, Jim McMillan, Ted Waller, Tom Turner. Ken Griffith. A Choir director Mrs. Mary Alice Eller: accompanist Mary Tallbacka. OFFICERS: Row 1: Bonnie Snvder. robe chairman: Mary Tallbacha. accmnpunist; Penny Thompson. secretan ue McElroy. treasurer: Row 2: Marv Hramlpn, 1i- brarian: Ted Waller. president; Pierre 'Friozzi. Vice-presidem, Debby Munroe, Librarian MADRIGALS Row 1: Terry Puffer, Carolyn Prickett, Beth Miller, Carol Lebold Connie Millberg Row 2: Tom Turner, Jim McMillan. Ted Waller, Mark Stenroos, Pierre Trinzzi F 6311 o WShjp of Christian A thiefes The FCA. is aimed at promotingChristianity in athletes During basketball season members sell pop- corn at the games. They attend regional meetings in Cleveland between twice and three times a year, They also show films to members from the F.C.A. Association. Row 1: Tim Sedmak, Mark Wagner, Bob Hellman, RennickV Tom Enricco, DelCochranv Row 4: Chuck Andy Campbell, Chip Howes Row 2: Albert An Labry. Rich Chupich, Jim Bellman. Jeff Viall, derson. Tim Anderson. Scott Jaskela. Matt Kent, Pete Fleming. Richard Burgess. Row 3: Terry Schlaich, Jim :1 V f 7: . - madam 4 whammy FHA. The Future Homemakers of America is a service club formed to involve girls in home- making activities The only requirement for mem- bership is having taken one year of home eco- nomics. The club earned money through bake sales and the Twirp Dance, which is held each year. Proceeds from the activities went to the Halloween Dance. the Parents, Banquet and to send delegates to the state F.H.A. convention. The club also sponsored a queen and court this year, which was comprised of outstanding F.H.A. members. Row 1: Holly Howle. president: Peggy Hutchinson. treasurer Row 2: Kathy Westerburg. vice-presidem: Mrs. Juanita Bailey. adviser; Suzy Bates, secretary. Not pictured is Mrs. RozellaHarpst. who is the other adviser Pictured at left are; Row 1: Kathy Westerburg. Cheryl Saari. Darla Saari. Row 2: Barbara Booth. Jeanette Travis, Debbie Jones. Row 3: Cindy Gaines. Joann Mickelsont Sandi Hare Row 4: Karen Snitcher, Peggy Hutchinson, Holly Howlei Modem Dancers The purpose of the Modern Dancers is to encourage interested girls to develop the art of dancing. Any girl who is interested in dancing of any type may join. As a club, the Modern Dancers put on the Annual Concert of Dance in the spring They also attend various musical perform- ances in both Cleveland and Erie. Pictured at right are Joan Chaney, vice- president; Carol Lebold, president; Mrs. Linda Callahan and Miss Sue DeMarco ad- visers; Nancy Vetrano, treasurer; Chris Licate, secretary. Rowll: Con.nie Millberg. Sue Waller. Nancy Merriman. Carol Lebold, Janet Ferry, Debbie Lee. Debbie Jones, Momca Grlppe, Katie Thomas. Row 2: Joan Chaney, Chris Licate. Nancy Vetrano Our AudiO-Visual Club is primarily a service Club Members help teachers with the use of Visual equipment and serve as projectionistsl They also repair and main- tain all projectors and equipment. The club sponsors several movies shown during the school year. Pictured at left are Scott Barthelmy, vice-presidem: Don Reed, president; Jim Prisco, treasurer; Mr. Raymond Edeburn, adviser: Pictured at left are. Row 1: Jim Prisco. Scott Barthelmy, Robert Robertson. Row 2: Reed Jarvi, Mike Nierzejewski. Row 3: Gordon Davis. Tim Dorman. Row 4: Don Reed. Craig Smith. Keith Feigh. PTA Future Teachers of America provides in- terested Students with the opportunity to probe into teaching. This is done by teaching atlocalelementary schools. grading papers for teachers, andhear- ing professional teachers tell of their experi- ences. This year the club adopted a family for Christmas and had a Halloween party. Members had a chance to earn points toward an F.T.A. pin by doing various jobs. Upon accumulating 100 points, the member re- ceived a pin. The club held its annual picnic at the close of the school year. Advisers Mr Raymond Edeburn and Mrs, Earl Witt. Row 1: Miriam Freilich, Vicki Young. Sue Waller. Jean Wright Sue Andrews. Sabrina Fobes, Tina Masters, Joan Chaney. Row 3: nourh Bonnie Van Norman. Kathy Koren. Robin Weinerh Jeanne Mike Napolitan, Vickie Scott. Barbara Ollikainen. Debbie Bender, Sutton, Tina Urbana. Row 2: Barbara Marcus, Debbie Dondrea. Gail Mackey, Sheryl Stark. LuAnn Dombroski. Marie Johnson. Sandy Van Norman, Terri Bish. Shelley Andolsek, Nancy Imhoff, Brian Burnett. Officers: Row 1: Mary Tobias. secretary; Rita Sanfinld, president: Jean Wrightnour vice- president. Row 2: Merilee Costa. treasurer; Ronita Dombroski. historian. Row 1: Debbie Tormala. Roberta Brudapast, Mary Skaruppa. Carolyn Dawsey. Debby Monroe, Ronita Tallbacka. Donna Robertson. Randi Weiner Row Dombroski. Norma Nappi Row 4: Janice Detore. 2: Merilee Costa, Miriam Linna. Mary Tobias. Rita Sanfield.He1en Laferty,RuthRay,BethMiller. Bonnie Snyder. Mary Nordquest. Ann Flower. Cathy Brenwald. Mary Ann Branden Row 3: Norma Thidobeau. Marilyn Imhoff. Cyndi Red Cross The Red Cross is an organization that helps others. The club works hard to form an understanding of the Red Cross. Through its service projects members develop leadership and concern for others. This year one of the main projects at Harbor is the Easter party for the students at Happy Hearts. Also. Christmas packages and holiday favors are made for patients at various hos - pitals in the area. OFFICERS PICTURED AT LEFT are Tarry Huggins, president; Ken Griffith. vice-president; Cathy Brenwald, secretary; Donna Robertson, treasurer; Mrs. Rozella Harpst, adviser. Row 1. Cheryl Saari. Tarry Huggins. Ken Griffith. Cathy Brenwald, DonnaRobertson.Dar1aSaarihRobertaBrudapast. Joan Chaney. Beth Miller. Debby Monroe. Sandi Hare, .10- Row 2. Ellen Wilson, Karen Dragon, Sandi White. Karen ann Mickelson, Ruth Root. Row 4. Toni Camplese, Debbie Snitcher. Mary Nordquest, Kay Strausser, Randi Weiner. Anderson. Peggy Hutchinson, Holly Howle, Ann Lloyd, Kathy Westerburg, Kathy Colflesh. Row 3. Kerry Coxe. Jeanne Maple, Terry Puffer. Jeff Viall, Agnes Demkoe Patty Field. Sue Koski. Ronita Dombroski, Merilee Costa, Debbie Jones, Jeanette Travis, Sandi Krcal. Row 1. Connie Millberg. Miriam Freilich. Kathy Bevacqua, Ted Waller. Brian Burnett. Terry Puffer. Bob Vocca. Mike Sue Wallerh Janet Ferryh Row 2. Cathy Hazeltine. Amy Goodman. Row 4. Mark Stenrops, Tom Turner. Bob Koski. Hazeltine. Joan Chaney, Jean Wrightnour. Penny Thompson. Jim McMillan, Gordon Evans, Ed Millerh RiCk Reinker. Mary Anne Branden, Debbie Monroe. Row 3. Steve Sackman, Pierre TTiOZZiv N0! PiCYWEd. Keith F8181!- N atz'on 01 T11 espjcms The purpose of the Thespian organiza- tion is to provide interested students with opportunities to participate in stage produc- tions, both on and behind the stage; to en- courage and provide for the attendance at stage productions: and generally to promote this aspect of culture. As a c1ub,Thespians participate in such things as the Junior -Senior class play; spon- sor the Variety Show, spring musical, and one-act play contests; and take field trips to Cleveland theaters. OFFICERS PICTURED AT RIGHT are Row 1. Mr. James Martin, adviser; Jean Wrightnour, treasurer; Connie Millberg, secretary. Row 2. Tom Turner, sergeant- at-arms; Jim McMillan, vice-president; Steve Sackman, president. S pcmish Club The Spanish Club, under their adviser Miss Ann Monaco, has done many worthwhile projects in previous years. At Christmas time they have bought toys for the children at the County Home Freshman initiation was planned for spring and the ceremony was held at the YMCA. This year the members of the club are to write an original play in Spanish. It will be held at one of their regular meetings. PICTURED AT RIGHT ARE OFFICERS: Row 1: Miss Ann Monaco. adviser: Row 2: Andy Campbell. sergeant-atvarms: Jeannette Fassett, vice-president: Margie Madar. president: Row 3: Debbie McElhaney. treasurer; Jackie Donahoev secretaryt Row 1: Delores Travis, Kim Matson. Robin Weiner, Robin Lyon, Judy Carberry. Janet Ferry. Row 2: Me- linda Mackey. Debbie Jones, Lou Ann Hall, Jackie Dona- hoe, Jeannette Fassett, Tina Urbana. Carol Bartone, Ml umr u Kay Herbst. Row 3: Michele Edwards. Jeanetta Travis. Debbie McElhaney, Margie Madar, Sharyl Stark, Sherry Faust. Cindy Coutts, Janet CupidoV Row 4: Joe Timo- nere, Andy Campbell, Keith Reinker, Bob Robertson. French Club The French Club brings together the cultures of two countries-France and the United States. Through banquets and field trips to French plays and restaurants the club furthers its knowledge of the French language, as well as the customs and his: tory of France. The club attended this year plays, dined at a French restaurant. had a French banquet complete with entertainment, and celebrated the Mardi Gras with a costume party. Officers are Miriam Freilich, treasurer: Miriam l,inna, president: Miss Dianne Carella, adviser: Norma Thibodeau. vicerpresidemt Kathy Bovacqua. secretary. Row 1: Mary Tobias. Eva Jadwisiak, Nancy Merriman.Norma Thi- bodeau, Kathy Bevacqua, Miriam Freilich. Miriam Linna. Eileen Bevacqua, Terri Cimorell. Debby Russell, Judy Clint, Mary Dixont Row 2: Sue Salmen. Debbie Lee, Ann Puchan. Kerry Coxe, Joan Chaney. Connie Millberg, Liz Laituri, Pam Spring. Cheryl Husko- nen, Jennie Mulder. Jeanne Sutton. Ann Nurkka, Beth Hayes. Vickie Sandburg. Row 3: Holly Regner. Monica Labry, Pam Thomas, Sari Lee Picard. Nancy Vetrano, Marcena Lloyd, Cathy Stenroos. Mari- lyn Imhoff. Mary Ann Branden. Barb Cassel. Theresa DiMare. Karen Starkey. Row 4: Ann Lloyd. Nancy Imhoff. Rita Stanfield. Terry Puffer, Brad Cordell. Stu Cordell, Scott Seaman, Robert Triozzit Glenn Hettsmansperger. Meg Davis, Nancy Sandfield, Scott DeHelian. IFS AFS The American Field Service is the or- ganization that brings exchange students to the United States. Through AFS bakesales. the club earns money to support a foreign stu- dent; the Student this year was Thania A1- berty from the Honduras. Several activities were carried through by AFS. Exchange students from various area schools visited Harbor. There were several parties also: a dinner party, a In- ternational supper, and a Halloween Party. OFFICERS ARE Row 1: Scott Seaman. junior representative; Mrs. Edith Witt. adviser: Mr, George Puchan, adviser; Row 2: Jeanette Fassett, vice- president; Carolyn Prickett. president; Row 3: Terry Puffer, secretary- treasurer; Caroline Dawsey, senior representative. f . k Row 1: Jeanne Sutton. Monica Labry. Robin Weiner. Debbie Tor- mala, Lou Ann Hall, Sue Waller, Barb Wright. Miriam Freilich, Sabrina Fobes. Roberta Brudapast. Carol Lebold. Kay Carpenter. Paula Dorman. Row 2: Debbie Dondrea, Cindy Coutts.Tina Masters, Jackie Donahue. Kay Peterson, Janet Ferry, Judy Clint. Katie Thomas. Bill Righter. Ann Puchan. Barbara Marcus,Ray1eneNoce. Carolyn Prickett. Row 3: Barb Ollikainen, Merilee Costa, Beth Miller. Scott Seaman. Jeanette Fassett. Joan Chaney. Rita Sanfield. Cathy Hazeltine. Kathy Koren, Terri Bish, Marilyn Imhoff. Mary Jo Palumbo, Thania Alberty. Kay Strausser. Row 4: Sandy Van Normane Beverly Blake, Donna Robertson, Brian Burnett. Ted Waller, Jean Wrightnour, Marie Johnson, Terry Puffer, Caroline Dawsey, Gay Moeller, Sue Lebold. Kim Sonsteby. Randi Weiner. Usher Squad The Usher Squad is an organization which aims to train the girls of the squad to attain a poised appearance, to walk gracefully, and to do an efficient and orderly job of ushering at school functions. The club is made up of girls who volunteer. As a club they collect tickets, hand out programs, and usher people to their seats at outside school activities which are sponsored by the school. i These activities include plays, concerts,' and graduation ceremonies. OFFICERS PICTURED AT RIGHT are Ro- berta Brudapast, treasurer; Donna Robertson; secretary; Cathy Esposito, president; Mrs. Mary Beth Dixon, adviser. Row 1: Judy Carberry. Madelle Andrews. Cathy Esposito. Donna Robertson. Roberta Brudapast. Brenda Saturday. Debbie Sizemore, Janet Cupido. Row 2: Carol Ray, Hope Campbell.Barbara Marcus. Barbara Ollikainen, Tina Masters, Judy Clint. Sandy Walkeapaa. Kathy Westerburg. Sandy Hari. Joanne Mickelsone Row 3: Mary Purola, Sandy Krcal, Pat Petro, Lee Ann Larson, Debby Mon- .,4 rnwAM-IM .. y.. . roe. Rose Hanna, Cindy Gaines. Debbie Jones. Lou ArmHull. Delores Travis. Carol Bartone, Vickie Scottv Row 4 Gail Rich, Debbie Tormala, Debbie Rungh Jeanne Maple. Michele Edwarda Chris Licate, Cathy Hakala. Ann Lloyd. Jeanetta Travis, Barbara Boothe, Ann Mazzola. Holly Howle. Peggy Hutchinson, :va : Math Club The Math Club is in its second year at Harbor. Or- ganized in 1970. club members attend career days at different colleges to learn more about science and math fields. In the spring the club sponsors a mathematics test. During the fall. club mem- bers traveled to Case Western Reserve University and to Edinboro College for math and science career days. OFFICERS are Row 1: Norma Nappi. trea surer; Miss Barbara Kunes, adviser: K ay Strausser. secretary. Row 2: Fred Avery. president; Scott Barthelmy. vicepresidem. Row 1: Norma Napgix Scott Barthelmy, Fred Avery, Kay lee Costa. Tina Masters, Mary Jo Palumbo, Brian Burnett. Strausser. Row 2: erxam Freilich. Barbara Marcus, Meri- David Cupach. Row 1: Ruth Ray. Tim Dorman Jim Prisco Keith Feigh, Row 2: Fred Avery. Kathy Koren, Sabrina Fobes Mary Tallbacka. Marie Johnson. Merilee Costa. Scott Bar- thelmy, Row 3: Bob Robertson, Dan Lee, Mike Kierstead. Science CI L113 The Science Club was formed to pro; vide further activities for students who are interested in science and math careerS. Plans for this yeafs activities were indefinite, although field trips and experii ments were being considered. OFFICERS PICTURED AT LEFT are Tim Dorman, president; Jim Frisco, treasurer; Mr. Tom Kosciuszko. adviser, Keith Feigh. vicepresidem; Rum Ray, secretary. Jim Viall. Mike Goodman, Brian Burnett. Frank C'icuxna. Doug Hughes Row 4: Paul Andrews Craig Benea, Robin Thieman, Ted Waller, Mark Loudermilk. Reed Jarvi. Don Reed. Art Club The Art Club teaches each member the true meaning of art. The Art Clutfs activities include a money- raising project, the painting of posters and signs, painting scenery for plays, and possibly going on several field trips. OFFICERS PICTURED AT RIGHT are Row 1. Mrs. Nancy Hunt, adviser; Bonnie Van Nor- man, president. Row 2. Vicki Young, secretary; Doug Palm, vice-president. Row 3. Lynn Ren- nick, treasurer. Row 1: Nancy Jeffers, Kim Wood, LeslieEller, Cindy Maki, Sandra Norman, Lynn Rennick, Phil Calderone, Wendy Barrickman, Jane Pinelli, Cathy Lambros, Vicki Young. Ronni Urbana. RandiWeiner, Lambros. Fran Nappi. Row 4: Bruce Neidermeyer, Jay Jarvi, Dan Joanne Mickelson. Row 2: Cheryl Huskonen. Ron DiDonato. Jeff Timonere, Loren Koski, Pat DiAngelo, Cathy Koons, Barbara 011i- Schuler. Loree Briggs, Martha Plants. Carol Ray. Jean Wright- kainen. Melinda Mackey, Lori Wagner, Candy Fish, Nancy Fusco, nour. Beth Hayes, Denise Ritter, Pam Spring, Diana Burlingame, Debbie Nappi Row 3: Doug Palm, Dave Manupella, Lester Currie, Bonnie Van Ski Club Made up of many Harbor ski buffs. the Ski Club, formed last year, planned several weekly trips to Peak ,n Peak during the winter season, This year they planned a ten-week course and a weekend at Seven Springs Ski Resort in December. OFFICER PICTURED AT RIGHT are Deb- bie Bender, president; Connie Millberg. sec- retary-treasurer; Miss Barbara Kunes, ad- viser: Brad Cordell, vice-president. Row 1: Jackie Donahoe, Kay Peterson. Laura Crombie. Carolyn Swanson, Sue Crandall Row 2: Sue Andrews, Robin Lyon. Mary Beth Palm. Jeanne Sutton, Cindy Courts, Monica Labry, Connie Millberg, Row 3: Jim McMillan, Joan Chaney, Gail Mackey, Debbie ha Bender. Ann Flower, Ron DiDonato. Row 4: David Sires, Tom Tur- ner. Jeff Agnew. Brad Cordell, Reed Jarvi. Mike Hawes, Rick Reinker. Row 1: Sondra Reash. Kathy Bevacqua, Debbie McElhaney. Kathy nie Ventu1 a Carol Ware. Sue McElroy. Renee Colicchiov Row 4: Vetrann. Janice Detore. Patty St. Angelo. Row 2: Yvonne Vigorito. Debbie Pennington. Margie Madar. Patty Misinec. Terry Puffer. Debbie Young Mary Ann Branden. Debbie Monroe. Ann Schroeder. Mary Nordquest. Mary Tobias. Norma Thibodeau. Cindy Bracken, Beverly Cork Helen Laferty. Beth Miller, Darnella Tackeu, Gayle Wilber. Jackie Hettmansperger. Row 3: Cathy Brenwald, Lynn Rennick. Liz Heine. Sue Blank, Bon- 1 Li ??? 7i pg y: it e NV v.4 ,.-3 Vi! g; .wd'mgmuw m , -' -..- .' ' ' .7 3 5657' '1' ' The Senior Girls' club is a working or- ganization dedicated to serving the school. The Senior Girls sold popcorn at the foot- ball games. made Christmas gifts for the un- fortunate, had moneyrraising projects. had parties. and sold candy after school. They sponsored the Homecoming dance held in October. At the end of each year. Senior Girls donate a gift to the school. PICTURED AT THE LEFT are the offi- cers; Norma Thibodeau. vice-president; Cindy Skaruppa. president; Mrs. Raymond Edeburn. adviser; Sue McElroy.secretary;He1enLaferty, treasurer. Row 1: Mary Beth Carberry, Kathy Westerburg. Penny Thompson. nita Dombroski. Cathy Hazelline. Diane Mona. Caroline Dawsey. Randi Weineru Carolyn Prickett. Caralelte Rose. Janet DeMichele. Tarry Huggins. Ruth Ray. Gay Moeller. Sally McCormick. Brenda Debbie Bernardo, Cathy Lambros. Row 2: Merilee Costa. Kay Peck, Bonnie Snyder Row 4: Rita Sanfield, Sue Kantorak, Shc-rrv Strausser. Debra Diehl. Miriam Linna. Norma Nappih Thania Lester. Vickie Hanner, Cathy Koons. Cathy Sharp, Cindv Skarup: Alberty. Nancy Plotz, Janet Hanek, Mary Palumboe Row 3: R0, pa, Marilyn Imhoff, u Senior M en The Senior Mews Club works for better relationships among the men in the senior class. k The men had volleyball and basketball games with the faculty planned. ES' i. v n. I am 4': . At the end of the year the club will hold their annual rollicking year-end picnic. .. .1 mu-x v-uhw OFFICERS PICTURED AT RIGHT are Row 1. Doug Johnson, impostor; Tim Sedmak, vice- president: Mr. Robert Short. adviser. Row 2. Mr. Coye Wilfong, adviser; Mark Wagner, sec- retary: Dale Stredney, president. Row 3. Ed Jones, sergeant-at-arms. Not pictured Ken Vanyo, treasurer. . 1 Row 1: Dave Millberg. Terry Marlin. Herbie Osborne, Doug Ed Miller. Steve Sackman, Paul Andrews, Doug Hughes, Mark Johnson. Dick Conklin, Bob Hellman. Gordon Lahnerv Row 2; Manupella. Row 4: Peter Schumann, Richard Burgess, Mark Mark Loudermilk, MickeyWilIiams.Jerry Laine,Craig Bertea. Wagner. Rick Feet. Jim Viall, Tom Henretta, Kirk Johnson Chris Estok, Paul Palm. Gary Millberg. Row 3: Kelly Wilson, John Keene, Dan Plotz. I Row 1: Marc Rapose, Dave Toivola. Andy Campbell. Tim Sedmak. Scott Jaskela. Chip Howesv Row 2: Dale Stredney. Tony Masella, Bill Dingledine, Bob Vocca. Roger Norman, Mike Facello, Harold Williams. Row 3: Gary Slota. Bruce Row 1: Joe Keenan, Don Reed. Scott Barthelmy. Fred Avery. James Prisco. Keith Feigh. Richard Pokky. Row 2: Tim Dorman, Mark Wagner, Mike Kierstead, Ben Thomas, Reed Neidermeyer. Mark Craven. Dave Pitts. Dave Rose. Coy Sizemore Gordon Davis, Brian Makynen. Row4: Mike Nappi. Mike Eskelin, Ed Jones. Tim Doyle. Mike Simko. Ralph Calling. Ron Huffman. Mark Fratis. Jarvi, Ted Waller, Mike Nappi. Row 3: Mike Goodman. Dick Cairns, Rick Balog, Bill Root. Tony Masella. Mark Stenroos. Phil Calderone, Ray Barnes. 7?: . i. f . $1 i .- .. . W.-..v--u q. 3. Girls I A fhl e ij Association Row 1: Mary Beth Keenan, Sally Brenwald. Loree Briggs, Sarilee Picarde Patty Peck. Hope Campbell. Judy Carberry, Sue Lebold. Jennifer Shouldersk Leslie Eller, Kim Matson, Ruth Root. Row 2: Eva Jadwisiake Jayne Johnson. Cindy Maki. Denise Ritter. Kim Wood. Mary Ellen Hummer, Robin Weiner. Sue Salmen. Holly Regner. Nancy Vetrano, Susan Koski. Robin Lyon, Jill Schumann. Row 3: Nancy Merriman, Brenda Saturday, Mary Beth Palm, This year the Girls' Athletic Association planned a full and active schedule. starting with a Welcome Party for new members. They followed with a swim party at the YWCA. adoption of a needy family at Christmas, a play day with guests from other schools. a bus trip to an away basketball game, a bowling party. a trip to the Hanna Theater. a GAA awards dinner, and a trip to the Marmon Riding Farm. The GAA also sponsors girls' intramurals and the annual class tournaments. Monica Labry. Ann Nurkka, Liz Laituri, Monica Grippe, Debbie Blair, Janet Cupido, Terri Bish, Becky Lefic. Cindy Coutts. Jeanne Sutton. Ann Puchane Cindy Rehrig. Row4:ToniCamplese. Carlene Peer, Sherry Foust. Nancy Olkowski, Belinda Oliver. Cathy Hakala. Chris Lidate. Robin Jaskela, Nancy Imhoff. Carol Bartone, Sheryl Stark. Sandi Krcal. Debbie Anderson. Sue Andrews. Nancy Kohut, Gail Wakeman, Nancy Sandfield. mmmmmuuh.. , Mn yam OFFICERS PICTURED AT RIGHT are Row 1. Lee Anne Larson, sergeant-at-arms: Janice Detore, president. Row 2. Mrs Jane Clark, adviser; Beth Miller. planning board; Jean Wrightnour, planning board chairman; Miss Rita Bivens, adviser. Row 3. Patty Mi- sinec. treasurer; Cathy Sharp,vice-president; Marilyn Imhoff, secretary. Row 1: Sue McElroy. Bonnie Snyder. Cheryl Regner. Penny Thomp- son. Sue Blank. Cathy Brenwald, Brenda Peck, LuAnn Hall, Cindy Detore. Fran Nappi, Jane Lambros, Merilee Costa, Row 2: Jackie Donahue Kay Peterson. Carol Ware. Cindy Gaines. Debbie Jones Jeanetta Travis, Mary Ann Branden. Debbie McElhaney. Margie Madar. Sue Hakala. Beverly Blake. Jean Wrightnour. Norma Thi- bodeau. Raylene Noce, Vicki Sandbergv Row 3: Laurie Wagner. Candy Fish, Gayle Wilber, Katie Thomas. Thelma Moody, Lee K mJLu-z ' 3;. E 0 09:3 .gmumw'w .. 4' W ,. . :::. ' 1 .wahm-va : 1-! .54 3 33; Anne Larson. Debbie Monroe. Bonnie Ventures. BethiIlHn Janice Detore, Cathy Sharp, Nancy Fusco. Leslie Weigand, Marilyn Im- hoff. Judy Clint. Debbie Fisher, Row 4: Megan Davis, Martha Plants. Jeanne Maple Ann Lloyd. Debbie Lee, Barbara Wright Patty Misinec. Pam Thompson. Pam '1 homas. Tina Urbana Meriba Wagner. Mary Dixon. Kerry Coxe. Patty Field. Wendy Barrickman, Patty Pachowski. Gail Mackey, Ann Flower. Carolyn Swanson. Cadet Club Here at Harbor, the Cadet Club is com- posed of girls interested in physical educa- tion. They serve as gym assistants during their free periods. They are under the di- rection of Mrs. Clark and Miss Bivens. ADVISERS: Mrs. Jane Clark and Miss Rita Bivens. Pictured at right are. Row 1: Sue Hakala. Beth Miller. Jackie Donahoe. Row 2: Gayle Wilber. Katie Thomas, Carol Ware Row 3: Marilyn Im- hoff. Tarry Huggins, Lynn Haapala. Mary Nordquest. M onogram Club The Monogram Club works to tie Harbor athletes closer together and to preserve high standards in interschool athletics. .-4pwn .r-rvy-e-uwumuu' V 1 The main qualification for the Club is to letter in a recognized varsity sport. A new member must also qualify academically. pass a pledge period. complete a service project, and write an essay on a specific topic. During the pledge period new members are put to a test and their true sportsmanship really shows. OFFICERS PICTURED ABOVE are Mr. Larry Bragga. adviser: Andy Campbell, vice- president: Tim Sedmak president: Mr, James Smith. adviser: Gordon Davis. secretamw treasurer. Herbie Osborne. sergeanI-aparms Row 1: Herb Osborne. Tim Sedmak. Andy Campbell, Gordon Davis. Miller, Bill Wiser. Bob Hellman. Craig Bertea. Scott Jaskela. Jim Row 2: Mark Starkey. Mike Facello. Pete Fleming Doug Johnson Bellman. Chuck Labry. Row 4: Ed Mongenel. Mark Wagnet En Don Acierno, Paul Andrews. Rich Chupick. Row 3: Tony Rapose, Ed Jones. Larry Conley. Russell Keene. Reed Jarvi Chip Howes l 39 3:3,ng 2; 'x-A 4 35531532233 334' 1- min d3 4216 Above. Row 1: Dick Conklin. Scott .Iaskela. Chip Howes. Steve Taft. Craig Bertea, Ed Jones. Andy Campbell. Tim Sedmak. Reed JarviA Bob Hellman. Rich Burgess, Doug Johnson. Mark Wagner, Herb Osborne Second row: John Meade Rick Leonard, Joe Timonere. Ron Kent. Tim Anderson. Del Cochran. Dave Peel, Pete Fleming, Sam Gripper Terry Schlaich Mark Woodburn. Sam Altier. Steve Burgess Third row: Jeff Agnew. Dave Misinec. Tom Enricco, Pete Olsen. Albert Anderson, Stu Cordell. Jim Rennick. Frank Peu'o. Chris Coxe. Jim Bollman. John Lillvis Ron Chambers. Rich Chupick. Fourth row: Carl Ilabry. Russell Keene Charles Labry. Dave Myllymaki, Brad Cordell. Mike .luhola, Bill Wiser. Dan Timonere. Jack Cunningham. Jim Whalen. Dave Fortune. Dan Jones. Tom Rehrig. Football 1971 10-0 1971 Season Harbor ' ' Erie Strong Vincent Harbor Fairport Harbor Jefferson Harbor Geneva Harbor Conneaut Harbor Erie Tech Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Edgewood Harbor St. John Harbor Wickliffe Coaches are melom Glenn Sutherin, associate: Jim Smith, head coach: Joe Incorvia. Dick Pavalino and Ron Chutas. associates. E KHARBDR . ' Q '5 DICK CONKLIN ' I ANDY CAMPBELL All City and County of the W Em I Year , James '9 , , Smith 144 SCOTT JASKELA DOUG JOHNSON MARK WAGNER All City and County HERB OSBORNE REED JARVI All City TIM SEDMAK All City and County This years football squad under the able coachingof Jim Smith were undefeated for the fourth time in Harbor's history, The Mariners went 10-0 while chalking up the City Series, NBC, and County championships. Andy Campbell and Tim Sedmak received honorable mention from the All-State Team AA. Andy was also named to the Touchdown Club. Coach Smith was named NEC Coach of the Year with a compiled two year record of 18-1-1. BOB HELLMAN CRAIG BERTEA RICHARD BURGESS ED JONES All City and Cgunty Dan Jones, manager; Tom Rehrig student trainer; Jim Rennick, trainer; Dave Fortune. ager; and Jim Whalen. manager Not pictured is Bob Robertson. .H From: Tom Karkutt Kevin Lillie. Jack Hummer. Blain ner. Dan Bucci. Joe Sharp. Mike Prickett. Mike Kennedy. McIntyre, Dave Pinelli. Doug Hare. Don Lukarilla. John Len Lee Joe Acierno, Richard Holman. Byron Sargent. Wiser Jim Fassett. Back: Gary Bish, George George, Ray Henton, James Bradley, Mark Lillvis Bruce Bertea, John Johnson. Paul Rennick. Roger Wag- Cross Country 1971 Under the able coaching of Coach Allen Ray, the Mariners' Cross Country team made a good showing of themselves with a three and four r ec 0rd and a second place in the City Series. Pacing the Mariners were seniors Ed Miller and Mike Kierstead, followed by junior Jeff Viall and Sophomore Bruce Lillie. SCORES Harbor 22 Ashtabula Harbor 45 Conneaut Harbor 34 Geneva Harbor 21 St. John Harbor 25 Jefferson Harbor 40 Riverside Harbor 36 Grand River RV. 28 Tri-Meet Ed Miller Mike Kierstead I.?.A Mu... ' 54; . . . 5i ,vwhd Mike Rossetti. Jeff Viall. Coach Allen Ray. Not pic- tured: Keith Reinker, Row One: Ed Miller. Bill Righter Mike Kierstead. Row Two: Dan Lee. Bruce Lillie, Steve Reichert Front Row: Coach Allen Ray, Mike Facello, Mike Nappil Garry Coach Jim Smith. Row 3: Roger Normant Craig Ward. Terry Huggins. Don Acierno. Steve Tobias. Jim Rennick. Manager Paul Schlaich. Ron Pitts. Chris Coxe. Mike Fortune, Sam Altierl Row 4: Andrews. Row 2: Mr. Severino. Tim Sedmak. Jim Moore. Bruce Tom Rehrig. Ralph Colling, Keith Reinker. Mark Woodburn. Ken Lillie, Mike Acierno. Carl Labry. Jeff Viall. Mark Jones. Head .lonesl Joe Mills. Coach Jim Smith ended his first year as track coach with a record heis looking forward to improving. Although the trackmen brought home only two wins. Coach Smith is confident they will do betterthis year With their two wins and five losses the trackmen had a sixth place in the NBC and a seventh place in the Sectionals. SCORES HHS 22 Edgewood 87 HHS 52 Ashtabula 75 HHS 63 P.V. 64 HHS 28 Conneaut 99 HHS 78 Geneva 49 t HHS 57 St John 68 U2 HHS - - Riverside Cancelled NBC 15 Sixth place Hexagonal 19pts. Sixth place Sectionals 24 U2 pts. Seventh place Track1971 II 'I J J .- .' 3, 1;'!;ny, m - W hr 'IM III .L ?'.. . m$ . f a :1 uk' SCORES St. John Ashtabula Conneaut Geneva Grand River St. John Ashtabula Painesville Harvey Conneaut Painesville Harvey Geneva Grand River 5 3 4 2 3 5 l 5 2 5 2 2 ODCDOOOOAONOJHNO Standing: Coach Robert Huff, Dale Stredney. Tony Masella. Mike Bruce Matthews, Doug Johnson. Scott Seaman. Jim Flick. Dave Goodman, Reed Jarvi. Bob Hellman, Mark Stenroos, Richard Pokky, Lienert. Mark Starkey and Dan Lee. Mike Gardner. Rick Huff. Asst. Coach John Higgins. Kneeling: With a season record of seven wins and five losses, the Mariners again held the title of City Series champs. Coach Robert Huff was looking forward to an even better season this year. Dale Stredney won the Sectionals in the singles, as a junior. Dale will be helped this year asa senior by Mike Goodman, Reed Jarvi, Doug John- son, Bob Hellman, Mark Stenroos, Tony Masella, Richard Pokky, and Mark Manupella. L 1.; Row 1: Palm Paul. John Lillvis. Chuck Redmond. Row 2: Pictured: Todd Crandall. Jim Filer. Larry Starkey. and Gary Millberg. Eric Wagner. Mike Kierstead. Not Chuck Sonsteby. Golf 1971 19-1 This year the Mariners had a near perfect record of 19 wins and 1 loss. Once again the squad won the City Series and the NEC crowns. They also managed to place 3rd in the Sectionals, 4th in the District, and 7th in the State. Coach William Wasulko commented that the season was very successful and enjoyable. Over the past 3 years, the Harbor linksters have an outstanding record of 56 wins and 2 losses. Junior Varsity 11-1 Junior Varsity: John Wilson, Kevin Gill, and David Sires. MARK WAGNER ANDY CAMPBELL Baseball The Mariners brought this seasontoaclose with an outstanding record of 15 wins and 8 losses. Coach Larry Bragga and assistant coach Bob Rich were quite happy with the team's performance, and are looking forward to another successful season. ED JONES STEVE TAFT Back row; Ron Chambers, Rich Chupick, Dick Cairns. Ed Jones, Craig Bertea. Steve Taft, Rick Leonard. Front row; Mark Wagner, Larry Bradley, Pete Fleming. Josh Sheldon. Dave W WW3 d 1971 Voted most Valuable Player was Ken La- veck after he was chosen for the All State, All County, All NBC, and All City teams. Other members of the All City and A11 NEC teams were senior Jerry Jeram, junior Mark Wagner and sophomore Dave Peet. DICK CAIRNS CRAIG BERTE'A Peet, Andy Campbelle Not pictured; Ken Laveck, Jerry Jeram, Dante Monda, and Paul Riippa. Scores Ashtabula 56 Harbor 52 Geneva 59 Harbor 61 Riverside 66 Harbor 64 Conneaut 66 Harbor 59 Madison 59 Harbor 77 Harvey 79 Harbor 7 1 St. J ohn 58 Harbor 73 Pymatuning Valley 63 Harbor 81 Front Row: Dave Peet. John Coleman, Larry Larry Bradley. Jim Bellman. Ray Barnes, Dave Conley, Ed Jones and Mark Wagner. Back Row: Millberg and Jim Goodwin. . Madlson 71 Harbor 90 Basketball I 971 -1 972 The Mariner basketball team ended 1971-1972 with a 13-5 record, the best season in ten years. After a slow start, the Mariners were able to win 9 of the final 10 games. Coach Larry Bragga in his first year as head coach seemed quite pleased with his team's per- formances. Managers Dan Jones, Mark Thibault. and Dave Cook helped them throughout the season. Mark Wagner and Larry Conley were named Co- Captains of the team The J.VNs had to fight back for their 10-8 season by winning the final 6 games. The freshmen also enjoyed a good season ending with a 13-1 record falling only to Geneva. Edgewood Harbor Jefferson Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Geneva Harbor Conneaut Harbor St. John Harbor Pymatuning Valley Harbor Edgewood Harbor J ef ferson Harbor RAY BARNES DAVE MILLBERG Billy the Kim LARRY CONLEY ED JONES I Matt Kent. Chris Coxe. Lee Wood. Dave Fortune, Joe Timonere, Rick Leonard Tom Jones Del Cochran. Josh Sheldon Not pictured Ron Chambers, Junior Varsity 10-8 Freshm en 1 3-1 Front Row: Tom Karkett, Greg Schlick. Ray Henton, and Wess Matsonv Freshman Coach Robert Short, Ken Williams, Kevin Lillie. Joe Sharp, Mike Prickett. Allen Ziegler, Jim Bradley. Don Jones, Byron Sargent, Rich Holman, Scott Wood. go Iwa- ' ,I'.Q wa . HIM. Pictured at left: Debbie McElhaney, scorekeepers; Brenda Peck, manager; Coach Rita Blvens: and Margie Madar, timekeeper. Girls ' B asketb all The female cagers of Harbor again had a winning season this year. The Harbor team, under the coaching of Rita Bivens, ended their 1971 season boasting a 6-2 record, tying them with Ashtabula for the Conference title. With all new players and only two returning seniors, it was an uphill battle beginning with the very first game. Teamwork and the true desire to win were the victory ingredients for this inexperienced team. Jan Detore, the fleet-footed guard, was unanimously voted to reappear on the All-Northeastern Conference team for the second consecutive year. Nancy Fusco was named to the second team, with Cathy Sharp and Sue An- drews making Honorable Mention. 192 gsitgetore and Cathy Sharp combined to make 105 of the team 5 total SENIQR CO.,CAETAINSi Cathy SharF.ahd Janice Scores Detore Harbor Edgewood Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Pymatuning Harbor Conneaut Harbor Edgewood Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Conneaut Harbor Pymatuning Standing: Nancy Kohut. Sue Lame. Sue McElroy. Katie Thomas, Nancy Fusco. Carolyn Swane son. Meriba Wagner, and Robin Jaskela. Kneeling: Sue Andrews, Cathy Sharp, Jan Detore, and Gayle Wilber. 161 Front Row: Dean Linvis, Steve Womble. Dnug HaWQS Tony Raposet Gordon Davis. Louie Mongenel. Back Row: This yeafs matmen suffered a slight set- back after taking last year's NEC crown. The team ended the season with a 545 record; however they showed excellent prowess on the mats. Our senior wrestlers had very good in- dividual records. Reed Jarvi and Tim Sedrnak were undefeated in regular season matches in their own weight classes. The J.V. did slightly better with a 6-4 record. Hnyd Clark Keene. Tim . Herb Osborne. Bill Dieffenbacher, Russ Sedmak, Frank Petro. and Reed Jarvi. Wrestling 1972 TIM SEDMAK ; Coaches: Allen Ray and John Higgins. Front Row: Eddie Sanborne, Bob Johnson, Joe Mar- Malinowski Harold Heath. Charlie Lubry. and Mike Lello. Francis Colling, Bob Oxley, Dan Timonere, Napolitan. Jeff Viall, Back Row: Tom Flick, Jim Fassett. Rick Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY: Top to bottom- Jayne Johnson, Meriba Wagner, Robin Jaskela, Debbie Lee, Peggy Huggins. Vicki Young. VARSITY: Margie Madar. Joan Chaney, Jackie Donahoe, Deb- bie McElhaney, Janet Ferry, Kathy Bevacqua. MARGIE MADAR WRESTLING: Lynn Rennick. Pam Surbella, Lou Ann Hall. Sue McElroy. FRESHMEN: Bottom-Cindy Detore Eva Jadwisiak, Mary Dixon, Top-Mary Keenan. DEBBIE MCEI .-HANEY KATHY BEVACQUA l.nzx6:istrotxv :lwawix. 4; . . .1 . .. t ,: d b... E31531: ,saalgslua: ME I H M 0 I I . 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LOUIS SUPPLY CO. 5610 Main Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio Phone 216-997-5161 Plumbing - Heating - Electrical Buildefs Hardware - Individual Supplies WHOLESALE ONLY Residential Commercial North Ridge East RD 4 Geneva, Ohio HARELL BUILDERS INC. Ashtabula Geneva PH 969 1205 PH 466 1250 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FACULTY FOR MAKING THIS CLASS POSSIBLE RICHARDSON'S SHOES North American Rockwell NORTH AMERICAN ROCKWELL REINFORCED PLASTICS OPERATIONS EXTENDS GREETINGS TO THE FACULTY, GRADUATING SENIORS. AND STUDENTS OF HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL, AND WISHES THEM SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE, St. Angelo's 30 Lanes Rt. 20 West Ashtabula, Ohio High School Bowling On Saturdays Congratulations to the Class of 1972 Commercial Bank Central Heights Demarco Inc. MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS Ashtabula, Ohio 964-7603 P.O. 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GEORGE SIMON MUSIC STORE LIBEB T YDEN Ashtabula, Ohio 993 - 8875 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 Area9s First Unisex Shop BZBId 'BAV 153M QOZZ TOPKY HARDWARE C0. 109 West 5th Street CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS 9Serving Ashtabula and Northeast Ohio for 81 Years CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Ashtabula, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 THE COTTON CLUB BOTTLING CO. Of Ashtabula, Ohio 2605 Crane HIRES SQUIRT ROYAL CROWN SCHWEPPES DIET RITE PINNEY DOCK 6': TRANSPORT CO. Stevedores - Warehouses- Operations- Dealers in Aggregation and Sand Equipment Rental and Contracting CONGRATULATIONS MARINERS FIRESTONE STORES 4323 Main Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio Lumber STAMBAUGH'S 1752 Prospect Home Improvement Center Hardware - Sports - Paint HARDWARE QLUMBER 7,; 7177-77 7L; 777 COMPLETE LINE OF NURSERY STOCK H Now ws 0 good 'Ime lo plant Dmly dxggmg a many vonehen of evergreen hem 8. shrubs sulfabh: t: ?ov me lnndsmpr 'A' , a '4 x z . , . x b y , 0 Annuals 8 vaenmuls . I; C Peer 5. Peanut MuthS - A HOME IS NOT A HOME UNTIL IT IS PLANTED!!! Londstope ServiCe Consuhani'f MWMM Rt. 20 W2 Miles West of Saybrook Corners 2V2 Miles East of Geneva Phone Ashtabula 969-1636 Geneva 4662881 Wedding Cakes Party Trays STANS DELICATESSEN Catering Service - Wedding 8a Showers Dial 4603 Main Ave. 993-5080 Ashtabula. Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1972 LYTLE'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Open 6:00 A.M. Till 11:00 P M Closed on Monday 151115? Broughton Beverages Congratulations! ACME SCRAP IRON 61 METAL CO. 736 W4 48th Street Ashtabula. Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1972 WA KATtONAL BANK s. 11th co. 0F ASHTABOLA Ashtabula, Ohio Reactive Metals MANUFACTURERS OF Metallic Sodium Chlorine Sodium Peroxide Titanium . . . Ashtabula. Ohio THE OHIO PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTING CO. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Distributors for CLASS OF 1972 Budweiser, Michelob, Duke. P.O.C., Silver Top, San Miguel, MarkV. Cincinnati, Cream Beers, and Black Horse Ales Colt 45 Liquor PREMIX, INC. Italian Swiss Colony, Taylor's, Millefs, Richards, Wild Irish Rose, Mogen David, Manischewitz Wines Rt. 20 East North Kingsville Sunset and Colonial Club Liquors . Ashtabula, Ohio WFW SAVINGS 61 LOAN ASSOCIATION ASHTABULA 4148 Main Avenue 998-1400 EMPIRE GOLD 4524 Main Ashtabula, Ohio BARBER SHOP 1471 West 5th EILEEN'S WATCH REPAIR 61 JEWELRY 1471 West 5th Diamond Restyling Trophies Quality Repair and Merchandise Watches DISCOUNT PRICES HAPPY MOTORING ON THE ROADS OF LIF E DeMaio's Driver Training 4720 Hope Avenue 997-7547 THIS IS THE PLACE TO COME FOR YOUR SENIOR PICTURES Rf 1?.5'10NER l 'Jli 7 , wy' agmigmpu Stoner Studio 1535 West Prospect 993 - 7841 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 DALE BLANK BURNER SERVICE 5146 Beechcrest Drive LESLIE SWANSON BUILDER 1001 Westwood Drive Ashtabula, Ohio 963 - 2845 Congratulations STAPLETON SOHIO Compliments of HARMON PASSELLA INSURANCE AGENCY 1115 Thayer Avenue; Ashtabula, Ohio The City Series Congratulates The Class of 1972 ....... Ashtabula County Savings and Loan Co. Sponsors of the City Series in Cross Country, Football, Basketball,Track Golf, Tennis, and Baseball 'Harbofs. own Sue Crandall in Carlisle4s super shopping place . . . . the Ir. Gallerie Congratulations Class of 1972 LOUDERMILK TRACTOR AND MOWER SALES 7606 Center Rd. Ashtabula, Ohio DELL RUTH FLOWERS Ruth Sires 234-236 Progress Place Dell Richards Ashtabula, Ohio Phone 993-6495 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '72 GEDEON'S ARTISTRY IN REMODELING 2241 West Prospect 998- 1266 Next to Anderson's Discount 446-3080 Courtesy of CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 - LAKE CITY PLATING 1701 Lake Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio 964-3555 Congratulations Class of 1972 MAPLE RIDGE GOLF COURSE JERRY SINKLERS ASHTABULA FORD Ashtabula, Ohio . North of Austinburg Route 45 CONGRATULATIONS Mum SENIORS ST. ANGELO'S FURNITURE PRESERVING THE DUCRO TRADITION 6615 Park Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio Best Wishes From Milan Wallo Distributor ATLANTIC RICHFIELD PRODUCTS 733 West 13th St. Ashtabula, Ohio 993 - 5606 or 963- 1380 Congratulations ROGERS JEWELERS Distinctive Jewelry 4609 Main Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio Congratulations EL GRANDE STEAK HOUSE 2125 Route 20 West Ashtabula, Ohio Don Jaskela and Risto Nlemi lumen 1027 Lake Avenue 964 - 71 82 EL CASA GRANDE HAIR FASHIONS 2151 West Ave. Plaza Ashtabula, Ohio For a Lovelier You COMPLIMENTS The Carlson Steel And Fabricating Company 478 East 5th Street 964-9466 Ashtabula, Ohio NASSIEF Good Luck, Seniors PONTIAC CADILLAC from L0 RAY TRAILER SALES 5456 Main Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio 7614 Center Road Ashtabula, Ohio wCongratulations Class of 1972 CHILDS FUNERAL HOME 1440 Prospect Ashtabula, Ohio THE MARINER STAFF WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL THE PATRONS WHOSE SUPPORT MADE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE Dr. and Mrs S. L. Altier Mr. 8; Mrs. Warren Andrews Dr. and Mrs Stuart D, Ashley Mr. and Mrs. R. Barthelmy Mr. and Mrs. John Bender Mr and Mrs Bert Bertea Mr and Mrs. Robert Bevacqua Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bires Mrs. Bessie Boyce Mary M. Boyce Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bragga Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Branden Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brees Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buona Mr. Lester Burris Mr and Mrs. Charles Cairns Mr and Mrs. James Campben Mr. and Mrs. Harrold Chaney Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chupick Mr and Mrs. Dorn Cobbledick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Colicchio Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coiling Mr. and Mrs. James Cordell Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coutts Mr. and Mrs. Hobert E. Crane and Terry Dr. and Mrs. Robert Crombie Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dawsey Mr. and Mrs John Detore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dorman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eller Mr. and Mrs, Neal Evans Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ewing Mr. and Mrs, Clifford E. Feigh Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Fisher Mr. and Mrs Robert M. Fortune Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldstein Mr and Mrs. Irving Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Grey Mr. and Mrs, S. A. Harmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hazeltine Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hellman Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Herl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huff Mr. and Mrs. John Huggins Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Imhoff Mr. Joseph Incorvia Mr. and Mrs. A. Jadwisiak Mr. and Mrs. Hubert R. Jarvi Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jaskela Mr. and Mrs Dennis Jepson Mr. and Mrs. George J. Jeram Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. George Kaull Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kaura Mr and Mrs. Sam Kent Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kierstead Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kosciuszko Miss Barbara Kunes Rev and Mrs. Keene Lebold Mr. and Mrs. William Licate Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Lindenmayer McQuone and Family, Lawson's Mr and Mrs. W. A McElhaneyr Mr, and Mrs. Joe R. McMillan Mr and Mrs, Philip G. Marlin Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Matthews Dr. and Mrs. William B. Millberg Mr. and Mrs. James Miller Mrs. Paul Miller Mr. and Mrs. James Misinec Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mitchen Miss Ann Monaco Mr. and Mrs. Harland Myllymaki Judge and Mrs. John E. Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pnlumbo Dr. and Mrs. Carl Pearson Dr. and Mrs. John Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Peet Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peterson Mr. and Mrs. James Prickett Mr. and Mrs. Henry Puffer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reed Dr. and Mrs, Charles L. Rehrig Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reichert Mr and Mrs. Richard C. Reinker Susan K. Rogers Mr and Mrs. William Sackman Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Warren Seaman Sectional Editors Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sedmak Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp Dr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Shaul Mr. and Mrs. Steve Skaruppa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snyger Mr. and Mrs. John Stark Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strausser Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sutton Mr, and Mrs. Joe Timonere Mr. and Mrs; Gene E. Trimzi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Turner Mr. and Mrs. Allie Vetrano Mr and Mrs. John T. Waller- ' Dr. and Mrs. Morris Wasylenki Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weiner Win's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Earl Witt Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Allan P. Wrightnour HI WALSWORTH leceline. Mn l S A