Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1974 volume:

uP'QOPIG, who TKZGCJ 3. Let Us Believe Basically All People Are Good . A. Mr. Wright, Barb Wham. and Mr. Puchan observe the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. B. So that's what they do in the guidance office! G I: this the old gambllng-while-you-havacyaur- picture-taken routine? D. Th1: photo in from the book AllAT'une Great American Cheaters. E, We are ALWAYS gentlemen in clan. F. Oman Rober cm 0' give you 60 cents for tho uawerD 0. Here I am. world! As Life Unfolds To Us, We Caq Unfold To Others ; E . '. --. x: 2 V ' a. ' - .- . ,. ' M A If this in Monday. what will Friday be like! B. 'They did the mash. they did the Monster Mash . C. Oh. you want to know what the movie oftha week is? D. Sue. no one has a. wart on their chin THAT big! E. Penny-pitching mar lunch, huh? F. Give me your tired. your poor 0, Which is worse-sitting in a boring class or getting yelled at? - DIQI'I3 E W A. Lester Currie. Linda Pozsonyi. and Debbie Blair. share Halloween stories with elementary school children. B. An. Club members decorate the Student Council Christmas tree. C. Shelley An- dolsek aids cast member Laureen Spring prepare for her role in the fall play F L.I.P.P.E.D. E. En- joying the lively music of the Homecoming Dance are Meg Davis and her guest Brian BurnetL F. One of the last activities of the Senior class ll ordering graduation robes. which took place In February G. Fathers get their chance to pm Licipate in school activities by escorting their daughters for the Homecoming ceremonial. Seniors and their fathers are Mr. Hummer and Muyellen. Mn Faust and Sherry. and Mr. Cuptdo and Just. We Share ; The Special Times With E Other People l l j? ' '4 Q: Oh! To See Ourselves As Others See Us 3 ? A. After a week of deciphering Shakespeare. Ray Sill. Chuck Redmond. and J 06 Kune- finally know the difference between comedy and tragedy. B. If Mrs. Lundi had a penny for every time she said. To the end of the line, boyu - look out Rockefellera! C. Karen Dragon gains knowledge of child care through nrat-hand experience at the Vocational School. D. Denise Saturday add: a little sugar to the main ingredient! of a Mariner cake- two wrestlers. E. Beth tells all to 011100 aides Nancy Kohut and Debbie Lee and secretary Mn. Dolores Forinuh. F. And now. going for the world's record in spaghetti stuffing . , 6. Happiness is WHAT? Mrs. Edith Witt : typing cluleu enjoy her very original bulletin Enthusiasm A. Who bu more enthusiasm than Mahmm Doug Young? He took part in the Junior-Sanior play, uF.1...I.P.P.!ELD. B. Plny rehearsal. can really drain a person's energy. Dave Woodring. Cindy Johnson, and Eric Carbon listen to Jill Emory nuggect improvements. 0. Sophomore boyi gym class: in action. D. and E. Woll- we mu : enthusiastic ALL the time. Isn t It Fun To Laugh Together? A. No. Sue they already painted someone for Whistlerh Mother. B Wonder what they're thinking? C. At 2:30, all Pm interested in is get- ting out of here. D Ew, Yeeh! E. Most people dress up for the first day of school. but this is too much! F, Aw. Omen Mrs. Workman. you wouldn't give me an F because I made you get your picture taken. Oh. yes I would. Bruce. l g g ? l. A, Mr. Short. they cank be playing THAT badly. B. Dur- ing seventh period it's a little hard to crack an sll-out smileri especially in I.P.S C. Someona could take some DRASTIC measures herel D. Pucker up. Vickie! E. You've got 3 friend. F. ZZzzzzz. We May Even Find Ourselves Amusing A. In the Variety Show. Lila Merriam: performs a vocal 3010. B. and C. Member: of the tennis tom and the band know how you got good relultl- practice. prmice. practice! D. Artist. in the school are able to display their work in many places in the community. Carol Ray and Roberta Girud discuu their recent work. E. But ML Pur- tilo. that rat was this long! F. Mu. Clark has been a source of guidance to many young people during her year- of teaching G. Now these kid. weren't all absent from uchool. The World Is Always Ready To Receive Talent With Open Arms. 'fk Xi Dedication Mrs. J ane Clark came to Harbor High School seven years ago, bringing with her an enthusiasm for young people's activities and an efficiency in managing their affairs. She brought with her much experience gained in teaching and in Girl Scout work. She brought, too, a lively interest in people and in living, which she injected into her girls' health and physical education classes. The Cadet Club. the GAA, and the interclass tournaments were her pet school projects. In the community she is very active. The Zonta. Club recognized her as its Woman of the Year for her contributions. She finds time to travel, to read. to play golf, to listen to music. to enjoy her dog, to visit relatives and friends, and to do a. thousand kind and thoughtful things for the sick and lonely. The 1974 Mariner staff dedicates this book to Mrs. J ane Clark. in appreciation of her work at Harbor. We are sure that her retirement from teaching will not mean retirement from life but all the more time and energy for other activities and other people. 711 m rVMtwins OF BKKSKEYBA k A 00091 1 m; ! Lg DKI 'Fmg :52: MlSHPS FACULT L QLJ V I School Board 28-88 Faculty 84-88 Nonmrtinod 31:31! 34-35 7 I DEM I 0' AC'A Mr. Addison Goodall, Jr. Vice president School Board Directing activities of Harbor and other buildings in the Ashtabula Area City Schools are the superintendent. Mr. Jack Rumora: the assistant superintendent. Mr. A. A. Candela; the business manager. Mr. Sam Merriman: and the clerk of the board, Mrs, Lillian Cheney. The Board of Education. five members in all, has the final say in the big decisions and is the ultimate authority determining policies and procedures for the school system. Board members are Mr. Milton C. Robinson. president; Mr. Addison Goodell. J12, vice president; the Rev. Mr. Harold D. Shiflet: Mr. Raymond Kovacs: and Mr. William Holmstrom. Mr. Milton C. Robinson President ...W n- it , . m, Pawn . A Mr. William Holmltrom 39 Mrs. Lillian Cheney Clerk of the Board Mr. A. A. Candela Auiltult Superintendent The Rev. Mr. Harold D. Shinet Mr. Jack Rumors Superintendent Mr. Raymond Kovac- A. At the first meeting of the new school board President Milton C. Robinson vermo- a point in qualtion. B. Board members Raymond Kovaca end William Holmstrom impact the agenda for the January 7 meeting. C. Mnh Cheney read- the minutes of the lent meeting to the new board at their flrst meeting in the Ashtabula High School cafeteria. Purtilo, Licate Acquire New Posts This year's administrators moved up from other jobs at HHS. Robert Pur- tilo. principal. was assistant principal 6 years. Before that he was assis- tant principal and music supervisor at Pymatuning Valley 3 years and music supervisor at Rowe and Andover a total of 10 years. He directs a church choir and has taught at Kent. He likes to bowl, garden. and do things with his children. William Licata assistant principal. was guidance counselor 2 years here. a history teacher here 4 years and 1 year at Jefferson. He likes reading railroading. refinishing antique furniture. and taking graduate courses. Principal Our Helping Hands Two guidance counselors and four secretaries help keep things go- ing. Anthony Chiacchiero. new guidance counselor, taught and coached 21 years at ABS and 2 at Conneaut. His hobbies are sports and carpentry. Steve Candela, 5 years here as guidance counselor. taught science and coached sports 6 years at HHS and West. He likes hunting. Flshing. railroading. and politicking. Mrs. Edna Beckman. secretary to the principal 17 years, is active in community groups. She likes music, reading. sports. and travel. Mrs. Eleanor Andrews. 5 years as guidance secretary enjoys reading and sports. mostly basketball. Most of her spare time is taken up by her family. Mrs. Dolores Forinash, secretary to the assistant principal 6 years, likes to golf, bowl, and travel. Mrs. Tellervo Sebell. clerk-bookkeeper 8 years. plays the violin. enjoys music. reads. and travels. Anthony Chlmhiero I Mrs. Dolores iorinash Mrs; Tellervo Sebell English Teachers Remain Active Harbor English teachers vary from 1 to 21 years of experience and mostly like to read. garden. and travel. Mary Boyce. 21 years, seniors and journalism, is typical. as is Esther Edeburn. 11 years. sophomores. juniors. and creative writing. She camps and square dances. too. First year Frances Flood. juniors and seniors. likes to swim. Encie Moroski. 2 years. freshmen and speech. keeps house. paints. and sews. Sports and trains occupy Dick Pavolino. 2 years. freshmen and speech Coye Wilfong. 3 years. sophomores and seniors. manages a campground. First-year Gail Workman. sophomores. rides a motorcycle. shoots real guns. and likes antique cars. J A. Esther Edeburn. B. Coye Wilfong. 0 Gail Workman. D. Frances Flood. E. Enice Moroski. F. Mary Boyce. 0 Richard Pavoli ino. H. William Wasulko. L Clayton CoaimL .1 Barbara Kunes. K. Dean McQuaide. L. John Higgins pi Math Department Most math teachers have been at Harbor 8. short time. Clay Cosimi, in his first year. teaches algebra and geometry. He plays golf, bowls. and coaches senior league baseball. John Higgins. 3 years. teaches algebra and General Math and coaches track and freshman basket- ball. He enjoys sports especially basketball and golf. and travel and photography. Dean McQuaide. 2 years. teaches General Math and Business Math and coaches cross country Painting and running are his pastimes. He hopes to run in the Boston Marathon in 1974. Barbara Kunes. 4 years. teaches algebra and geometry. She enjoys spectator sports. reading. painting, crocheting, and doing puzzles. William Wasulko. 16 years, teaches Advanced Math and is athletic director. He en- joys sports. woodwork. and travel. Social Studies Classes: L Participate In Unusual Activitiesxz; Social studies teachers have 2 to 21 years of experience at Harbor and teach a wide range of subjects. Raymond Edeburn, 11 years. teaches sociologyi Con- sumer Education, psychology. and General Economics. His psychology classes work with types of mazes. Camping and gardening are his favorite pastimes, and he is an active member of church. social, and educational groups. Robert Huff. 21 years. teaches Problems of Democracy classes and coaches tennis and Academic Challenge teams. Role-playing is a. class project. He likes to travel. read, bowl. and play tennis. He was a 1970 Jennings Scholar. Michael Lom- bard, 2 years at Harbor. teaches American History and World History He ad- mits to no pastime activities. Frank Roskovics, 3 years, teaches World History. geography, and Current History. His classes study stock market in- vestments as a project. He enjoys watching sports and quiz games. and he likes to bowl. He manages the Little League Pirates. Glenn Sutherin, 4 years. teaches American History and is head football coach. He likes to watch athletic contests, travel, read, watch TV. and collect 1940-1950 records. A, Frank Roskovics. B. Glenn Sutherin. C. Mike Lombard, D. Robert Huff. E. Raymond Edeburn. F. Ray Seals, G. Ann Monaco, H. Carolyn Stevenson. I. Peggy DiMacchia. J. Helen Dickey. K4 Oliver KauraA L. Karl Meinhardt. Classes Indulge In Cultural Courses Foreign language. music. and dramatics teachers are mostly experienced. First-year Margaret Dimacchia enlivens her French classes with reports and projects. Out of school she reads. dances. and listens to music. Ann Monaco. 7 years. teaches Spanish. She bowls, knits. reads. and travels. too. Ray Seals, 9 years, teaches Latin and a general business course. Gardening, bowling. swim- ming, and camping are his hobbies. Last year he and his family vacationed in Nevada and Canada. Carolyn Stevenson, 4 years, teaches German. Spanish. and Human Relations. She takes college courses. reads. camps, and travels. Helen Dickey. new here but not to the community, teaches vocal music and dramatics. She also likes ceramics. cooking, and bridge. Oliver Kaura. 16 years, and Karl Meinhardt. 2 years. teach instrumental music. Mr. Kaura's outside interests are his family vacations, church. pro sports, and cultural events. Mr. Meinhardt directs a church choir. teaches at the Fine Arts Center. and bowls. A. Ron Chums. B. Randolph Popeh C. Harry- lee Utz, Dh Rich Gregor. E. Tom Kosciuszko. F. Jane Clark G. Tony Nappi. Hh Nancy Hunt 1. Robert Rich. J Rita Scribben, K. Faculty members Science Department Science teachers are a varied lot. with l to 20 years at Harbor. Ron Chums, 3 years. Earth Science and. he insists. Advanced Pyglatin, Motorcycles. farms. and likes sports. He lists as class projects looking at rocks, minerals. and crystals, looking out the windows. and sleeping with eyes open. Tom Kosciuszko. 5 years, biology. IPS, and physics. confesses to no hob- bies. He received :1 NSF grant to study physics at the University of Washington in Seattle. Randy Pope. first year here but 14 years in the city. General Science. Senior Science, and biology. likes to hunt. garden, and build things. Reading and bowling interest Harrylee Utz. 20 years chemistry and IPS. Sports. naturally. but also drawing, sailing, and camping are sidelines for Richard Gregor. 2 years. He says his classes collect insects. study amoebas under microscopes. and work on conservation pro- jects. Nancy Hunt teaches four years of art at Har- bor and is in her second year here. Her classes spend the first semester doing basic projects and then go on to more advanced work She likes to paint. and she teaches at the Fine Arts Center and the Kent Student Workshop of Performing Arts. Jane Clark. 7 years at Harbor. teaches sophomore girls health and physical education. They study local air and water pollution and health problems in other lands. Reading. golf. and music are Mrs. Clark's hobbies. Tony Nappi teaches freshman and sophomore boys health and physical education. He was at Harbor 3. year, spent 2 years at the Academy of Health Sciences in the Army. received the Army com- mendation medal. and is back here. Graduate school and remodeling his house keep him busy. Bob Rich, 6 years. teaches freshman boys health and physical education and coaches baseball. Sports are his favorite pastime. Rita Scribben. 5 years, teaches freshman girls health and physical education and coaches girls' basketball, She enjoys billiards and antiquing furniture. A. Roskovics. Rich. McQuaide ob, serve an assembly B. Dennis DeGens naro, C. Robert Short. D. Ed Arm- strongi E. Louis Revelant. Fi Sue Ins 1 corvia. G. Juanita Baily. H. Jake Rose. 1. Edith Wm. J. Rosella Harpsi. K. George Puchan. L. Robert Willey. Teachers Have Varied Interests Ed Armstrong returns to Harbor after several years' absence. He previously taught here 10 years and coached several sports. He teaches Special Education and is head basketball coach. He enjoys his four children and likes to golf. hunt, and fish. Sue Incorvia teaches another Special Education class and is in her third year at Harbor. She was married this summer and keeps house in her spare time. Louis Revelant is new at Harbor but has super- vised adult education and taught in the city system for 16 years. This year he is setting up the Occupational Work Adjustment program to help potential dropouts prepare for jobs. The OWA class plans to sell candy to raise money for jackets. Mr. Revelant likes to watch sports, read. and travel. Bob Short, three years at Harbor, teaches driver training and coaches JV basketball and baseball. He likes fishing. golf, and all sports. Dennis DeGen- naro. two years at Harbor. also teaches driver training. Reading. music, and sports are his hobbies. Industrial Arts, Business Home Economics, Mechanical Drawing Business. home economics, industrial arts. and mechanical drawing teachers have been at Harbor from 2 to 22 years and teach a variety of sub- jects. John Rose. in his second year. teaches Business Education. bookkeep- ing, and typing. He is assistant football coach. Sports and reading are his pastimes. Edith Witt, 5 years here and many more in the city. teaches pre- business training. notehand. and typing. She likes to read, to embroiders and to travel. Juanita Baily. 8 years. teaches home economics and Family Life at Harbor and home ac. and biology at AHS. She loves to hike. read. and sew and hopes some day she may have time. Rozelle. Harpst. 9 years. teaches home economics and Senior Survey. She loves to saw for and talk about her two grandchildren and to cook. especially shoofly and buttermilk pies from her grandmother's recipes. George Puchan, 7 years. teaches in- dustrial arts, shop and drawing, When not working around his house. he likes to read and fish. Wilbert Willey. 22 years. teaches engineering and architectural drawing. He has traveled widely, he says. by way of Jim Doney on Channel 8. Mr. Carlson They Feed Us And Keep Us Comfortable Usually taken for granted but essential to the com- fort of HHS inhabitants are the custodians and cafeteria workers. who are not always seen or heard but whose absence for a day or two would defmitely be noticed. Custodians show up long before the rest of us to make sure the building is heated and cleaned and in good repair. everything ready for a new day. They are on duty evenings and at special ac- tivities. Cafeteria workers show up shortly before noon to get ready to feed the three chow lines. Mr. Fleming I'm , Mrs. Rita 83103 with some of the children enrolled in the library sponsored reading program for pre-schoolera. They Keep Us Healthy And Informed Our school nurse, Mrs. J ulia Nappi. visits the school every week on Tuesdays. She cares for sick students and takes health examinations such as eye tests. The Topky Library librarians. Mrs. Marian Myllymaki. Mrs. Rita Balog, and Mrs. Marian Huffman, keep busy by serving our school as well as the public. They help Harbor students by providing- them with materials for classwork and help teachers by letting them use the library for classes. The librarians must take care of all the books and records and prepare new books for shelving. Seniors 88-63 Junior: 54-59 Sophomores 60-66 Freshman 66-73 Clau Officers 74-76 Advhorl 76-77 . C'LA SSES Class of ,74-Seniors In September. 1971, the class of 1974 entered Har- bor High School, not knowing what to expect. Freshmen memories were our homerooms in the now- extinct Jackson Building and the sale of uPeanut Chrunch and delicious sugar-free candies. Sophomore projects were a pancake breakfast and a. flea market which improved finances. The annual chocolate bar sale finished fund raising as Juniors. The headaches and labor put into hJourney to the Center of the Earth were well rewarded as the result was a record-setting attendance for the 1973 prom. Then, the class of 74 finally became part of the Homecoming festivities after three years of watching from the sidelines. These and other memories of friends and faculty members will be reminders of Harbor High School. SUSAN L. ANDREWS ANN MARY ASMUS CHRISTOPHER M. AVERY LEE. A. ADDAIR MARK R. ANDERSON SAMUEL L. ALTIER TIMOTHY E. ANDERSON ALBERT G. ANDERSON SHELLEY R. ANDOLSEK DEBORAH C. ANDERSON MADELLE M. ANDREWS RUDY BARNES JOHN BARRELL CAROL A. BARTONE JAMES R. BERG DEBRA A. BLAIR MELANIE J. BENNETT EILEEN M. BEVACQUA CYNTHIA A. BLANK TERM L. BISH RALPH M. BUONA SOMEONE was going to find out. B Robin. be quiet for once! C. Friends and old members of National Honor Society congratulate new initiates at the reception after the January induction. A. Let! face it Robin and Josh'sooner or later 8 ID STEPHEN NL BURGESS JONI BUTCHER u: vvi lHIERMH. HOPE CAMPBELL TONI L. CAMPLESE JUDY CARBERRY BARBARA CASSELL CATHY COLFLESH RONALD CHAMBERS GARY COLICCHIO FRANK V. CICOGNA III WILLIAM CONLEY SAM CINCOTTA Seniors Set Underclassmen 1 t .. AH JANET K. CUPIDO BILL DAVIS - ERNEST CURRIE BRIAN DAVIS LESTER CURRIE RONALD S. DiDONATO A. Who says 90? B. What's up cum? C. Juniors and Bunion have mixed emotions about getting up an hour earlier for school. D. Alright. Waller. 8:00 at Pizza. Villa. ' i J I-' 3 DAVID M. coox STUART w. commm. i DEBBIE coox CYNTHIA E. coma - cums coxn DEBBIE CUNNINGHAM 4 l Believe It Or Not- School Isn t All Fun And Games 1 I . . 3 , ! ;513 BILL DIEFFENBACHER ROBIN EDWARDS JILL EMERY TOM ENRICCO DEBBIE DONDREA RICHARD ELAND SUE ENGLISH RICKY ESKELIN MICHELE EDWARDS BRENDA FETTERS TOMAS FUCK SABRINA P. FOBES SHERRY FOUST ROBERTA GIRARD ROSE M. HANNA KAREN FOGEL MIRIAM FREILICH CATHERINE HAKALA KENNETH HARTWELL DONALD GIANGOLA PATTY HAMILTON A. One. two, three. four . . B. Bird: of a feather flock together- goose feathers. that is! C. I cant tell you Ouy- only my hair- dresser knows for sure. D. Taking a break. Look Out World Here Comes The Class Of ,74 I - t if 74 7 . PAULE'I'I'E J. HINDMARSH BRAD HOBACK FLOYD HOLMES DOUGLAS HOWES MARY L. HUDSON PEGGY HUGGINS MARYELLEN HUMMER NANCY L. IMHOFF JOYCE JASKELA ROBIN L. JASKELA JAYNE JOHNSON DAN JONES DONNA JONES TOM JONES RITA KANE WILLIAM KARBACKA KATHERINE A. KOREN JOHN KEENAN SUSAN KOBKI MATT KENT MARK A. KOSSICK NANCY KOHUT A. Stock up Annie. you've got a long afternoon ahead. B Mark Pendleton. Sue KoskL and Bruce Lillie try on choir robes in preparation for the first choir perfor- mance. C. Is this why Monica And Lisa. are always late for homeroom? SANDRA L. KRCAL Who Knows What The Future Holds JOSEPH P KUNES SUSAN G. LAINE DEBBIE A. LEE BRUCE LILLIE ROSE M. LOUDERMILK MONICA L. LABRY ELIZABETH LAITURI CHARLOTTE LEHTO DEAN LILLVIS ANN LOYD KAREN LANDON CHRISTINE M. LXCATE JOHN LILLVIS ROBIN L. LYON A. It's Super Sue! B. Even Mr. Hun : movie. are better than this. 0 You can't dig your way out o! Harbor. Jim. D. Me? Cheating? In Store For US? DAVIDC.MISINEC WILLIAM MORRISBEY KIM MATSON MELINDA MACKEY RICK MALINOWSKI BRUCE B MATTHEWS ANN E. MAZZOLA SUSAN MCCARTER JEFFREY MILLER LISA A. NURKKA PETER R. OLSEN BELINDA OLIVER RICHARD A. OLSEN NANCY L. OLKOWSKI BOB OXLEY ;-? DGANNA M. MULL BILL NARHI MIKE T. NIERZEJEWSKI DAVID NAPOLITANO MARK NIEMINEN PHIL NOLAND A. No. Debbie. HES supposed to mks his hat off. B. No me moleltai C. Wave 1,0 Mn Willie. Debbie. MARY BETH PALM FRANK PETRO ANN C. PUCHAN DOUG PARDO SARILEE R PICARD MARY LOU PUROLA PATRICIA L. PECK MARTHA A. PLANTS TONY RAPOSE CARLENE A. FEET LYNN PBUSAK id '41151511'; A. John Coleman models his new bow tie. CAROL RAY B. The Honorable Judge Pete Olsen CHARLES REDMOND presides over his third period P.O.D. DEBBIE REED class's ides trial. C. Monogram Club members work 50 hard at basketball D games. D STEPHEN P. REICHERT MARK ROLOSON KEITH REINKER SALLY ROBERSON JAMES M. R.ENNICK ROBERT ROBERTSON. JR. GAIL RICH SHERRIE ROBINSON unit a, nun $ ROBERT SHARP DEBBIE SHEPARD RAYMOND L. SILL JOHN S. SHELDON LEO SHEPARD DEBORA A. SIZEMORE MIKE ROSSETTE BRENDA L. SATURDAY DEBRA RUNG TERRY M. SCHLAICH SUSAN J. SALMEN ARNOLD C SCHULTE N at Pictured DAVID CLINT DEBRA LAFFERTY ROBERTS JOHN COLEMAN MARY SADDLER JoANN GREGORY LARRY SCHRAY HEIDI J. HARBACK JEFF SWAN DEBORAH HAZELTINE JACKIE TENNEY KAY ELLEN HERBST CARL TURNER TOM KELLY MERIBA WAGNER CHARLES LUKKARILA JIM WEBER HARRY MASSENA LARRY WETMORE OLENNITH DALE PATTON DAVID WUORI CRAIG SMITH DONALD R. SMITH SHARYL STARK MARK BTARKEY PAMELA R. THOMAS CATHERINE J. BTENROOS PAMELA El. THOMPSON VIRGINIA STRANDMAN JOSEPH TIMONERE III MARK A. SWEDENBORG MARK TOIVOLA Familiar Senior Expressions A. Smile. here he comes. B. Another exciting pep assembly. C. Cheer-up. Debbie. You're not the only one stranded in a trailer. KATHY TOTH GEORGANNA VOYTKO KIRK WILLIAMS TINA URBANA SANDY L. WALKEAPAA JOHN WILLIAMS SANDRA VAN NORMAN SUSAN C. WALLER MARK WOODBURN NANCY L. VETRANO ROBIN B. WEINER DAVE J. WOODRING Juniors-Class Of 75 Larry Alfrey Debbie Azzano In the first two months of the school year members of Paula Kay Ben the Junior Class held their customary class candy bar sale. This was their last major money-making pro- ject. Karen Beitz . Tim Bent Harbor's long-standing tradition of havmg the Bruce Bertea elaborately decorated gym as the sight of the Junior- Gary High Senior Prom was broken. The class. responsible for Rm Blair the prom. voted to hold it in a. hall due to safety reasons. Linda Bogansky Randy Blum Sue Bellman Jim Bossley Jim Bradly Sallie Brenwald Loree Briggs Molly Brown Dan Bucci Darla Burlingama Diana Burlingame Donna Burlingnme Allison Burnett Vickie Cnmplese Kay Carpenter Terri Cimorell Valerie Cobb Lucy Cincotta Francis Collmg Kerry Coxe Kathy Cunningham Martha Davey Meghan Davis Scott DeHellan Cindy Deters Rick Dewaes Mary Dixon Paula Dorman Jim Fassett Patty Fedor Anita Ferry Deniece Fleming Scott Gaines Diana. Gnakell A. Juniors observe a pep assembly. 8. Betty Peck and Donna Prisca are two of the three Junior wrestling cheerleaders. C. Where in that music? D. What an enthusiastic bunch! Karen Dragon Rick Durkovic Bandy Durkovic Bob Edixon Leslie Eller Wendy Eatock Tum Laudermuk Lenny Leo Joni Leikan Tami Lewis George George Linda Oinn Rich Greenawalc Mark Hamilton Marian Hearn George Hibbs Nevin Hoefart Richard Holman Roseann Houck John Howie Jack Hummer Cheryl Huskonen Eva Jadwisink Jay Jarvi Nancy Jeffers Don Jones Bob Jopperi Batty Johnson Bruce Johnson John Johnson Rick Johnson Wilma Johnson Loretta Kane Rainer Kansas Arthur Kardell Tom Karkutt Mary Keenan Richard Kirk Lori Kovacs Bob Landon pLarry Licate Kevin Lillie Mark Lillvie Marcena Loyd Cindy Maki Mike Markham Joe Mnrtello Cindy Matson Wes Matson Blaine McIntyre Kip McCullough Sue McCullough Amy Metcalf Randy Mills Tony Mongenel Cheryl Monroe Marcene Moody Sheila Mosier Jenny Mulder William Niemi X -. b A. No. Mm Momoco, Alice inn! exactly a Spanilh gourmet. B. I! thin one of Mr. Sutherin'a livelier classes? C. Where's Min Boyce when you need her? D. When Juniors Ira hungry. they'll eat anything - even school lunches. E, COHAN SALUTE, over again? Alice Olson Regina anw-ki Darrell Ovak Dana Oxley Patty Pachkoskl Gloria Payne A. You know I wouldnt do THAT! B. Oh no- hare comes Mr, Licate! C. Friday afternoon unila- Betty Peck Joe Phillipa Larry Phillipa Dave Pinelli Carol Plotz Linda Ponzonyi Mike Prickett Donna Prisca Debbie Prltt. Lori Quinn John Rama Brenda Reed Darlene Reed Cindy Rehrig Cheryl Ragnar Paul Rsnnick Tom Rogers Donna Root Jim Roskovics Debbie Russell Darla Saari Vickia Sandberg Ed Sanborn Nadine Sunburn Nancy Stmf'ield Denise Saturday Greg Schlaich Jill Schumann James Scott Joe Sharp Norm Sharp Jeff Schuler Cheryl Smith Jean Smith Barbara Sobol Pam Spring Jeff Stillman Rick Strmtsr Dan Bucbala Andy Thomu J not Thoma; Darlene Thompson Robert Trina! Cheryl Trout Laura Turner Karen Urban Cindy Vargo Tom Volpi Bruce Waddle Sandy Wight J mac William: John Wile:- Steve Womble Kim Wood Scott Wood Dw Zallar Alan Ziegler 5;, . ! Jerry Zorotlch 1K ii N at Pictured John Bracken J udy Curberry Autumn Curtis Sam Cincotta Paul Clint Terry Criullp Vicki DiDonato J ohn Dlngladina Lori Farmer Sue Fish Dave Ginn Donald Glangola Laura Goudge Brenda Hackney Bob Hall Heidi Harbuck Ralph Hanan Jim Hayes Roy Kenton LaVeme J ohnlon Mike Johnson Tim Lister Don Lukkanla Mike Malargno David McCammon Brian McCullough Bus McCullough Debbie Robert- Dolorea Smkey Craig Surbella Alla Ticonko Roger Wagner Leslie Weigand Jim Zorotech Sophomoijes- Class 9f 76 1i 4'? wk??- . .- dog The Sophomore Class boosted their treasury with a . Eugene Allen candy sale in January. The sale lasted two weeks Chuck Amzibel with Donna Zullo. Dave Freilich. and Joe Warren as Chuck Anderson top sellers. Sharon Anderson The class also held the annual car-wash on Promh Day, of which many juniors and seniors took advan- Laura Armstron tags. 8 Richard Ball Kathy Ball Sophomores selected class ring styles. placed their Rm Halos orders early in the school year, and received their rings in the Spring. . 3g . V ' i. .i A ; Mary Ann Barbato L'- i. V 4 V i V Sherry Barton t Ken Beaver Mike Beckwith Nelson Benedict Linda Bevacqua Karen Blhlajama Becky Blake Kathy Blank Shirley Booth Joel Bouley Kevin Bragg Jean Brmscome Jim Broadstroet Kathy Brown Don Buganuky Ben Bucci Bob Butcher Debbie Butts Wes Calendar Brenda Campbell Steve Campbell Beth Carlisle Eric Carlson Darlene Caudill Tina Cavern Paul Clark Mike Clark Tim Clint Steve Coach Scott Cocnnower Joanna Colfleah A. Does it really feel THAT bad? 8. Sue Reed passing secrets in class. C. Yes. I already told them. Sue Concchio Aaron Collins Shauna Coxe Al Crockett Scott, Cunningham Harry anuey Mary DoCola Karon DeLaat Grag DelPrlnce Cindy Dlehl Don Dondrea Brenda Dragon Dunn Dunlck Lury Ends Judy Elkelm Gnu Evans Judy lelo Purim: Frum Richard Frank 1 v Freshmen No More! Jason Oochneam- Addison Goodall Debbie Gonnlay Zann Grippa Jesse Grow Tracy Hamilton I Brenda. Hanak Michele Harback Earl Harris Mark Hawes Terry Hayes Bruce Haytchar Pam Hoback Bob Hague Kaiser Holman Terri Hood Bart Horvath Brett Horvath David Hubbard David Huggins Guy Imbrogno Charles J ohnson Cindy Johnson Jeff J ones Lisa Jones Randy Jones Willie Jones Dan Juhola Bobbie Keene Mike Kennedy Martin Kossick Jeff Kovacs Peggy Krcal Leslie Kurnavu Missy Laituri Lori Lamar Linda Lee Mike Lehtonan Ron Licata Chris Light Laura Lune Brenda Loudormllk Terri Loudermilk Kathy Manenn Bath Mauro Barbara Mayle Cindy Mayle Mike McElroy Brad Mendralla Amy Miller Joanne Mirch Richard Mock Wayne Moore Leslie More A. Jet! Jones uhng a break in typ- Linda Mramor ing. 8. An anthu-iutic crowd of Janice Myllymnkl sophomores. C. What happened to Mike Nojnnen that. paper? D. What doe. go on in John Ockman class? J eanette Olsen J ohn Olsen Debbie O'Neill Bob Owens Mark Paollllo Brenda Patton Colleen Park Luraather Payne David Perkins Theresa Petra Lois Peura Sandy Phillipa A. NOTHING utop- Tom Zap- pltem from going to lunch. B. Many Huber sophomores took advantage of the visitation days at the Vo-Ed achool. 0 Where's that sophomore pep? D. Surm utudyhalls are overcrowdad-but there must be room somewhere! The Money-Makers Diana Pinelli Ken Plants Mary Pollay Joanne Poctar Richard Potter Laura Powell Gerriann Prine Stave Radwansky Becky Ray Luann Ray Robert Reash Sue Reed Tim Rice David Riippa Jacki Roark Cindy Robertson Anthony Romano Nancy Rose Chris Ross Sharon Ross David Rossette John Roskovics Clayton Bung Cindy Russell Cindy Ryder Mary Sale Jeff Sanders Ange Santilli Byron Sargent Linda Schray F! Chris Schulte Doug Scott Bobbie Jo Scriber Mary Severino Debbie Shepard Clay Shick Tom Zapplwlll Donna Zullo Debbie Shumaker Jeff Sill Sue Silvsgglo Jeff Sksruppa Sheri Solomon Acie Spark: Donne Spurn Jorimn Spring Doug Sparks Vickie Stalnnker Sue Staruroou Julia Steven. Mario Seattle Mary Jo Streets: Patty Szilngyi N011 Tumult: Paula Tarozy Lori Tovvola Clark Town Jim Tremblny Kathy Turchick Lisa Tuuri Lori Urban: Gary Van Norman Pattie Vargo Barbara Vendlnl Debbie Vial! Lib vmue Karla Wagner Matt wwo Joe Wmen Roger Wsuon Kenny William- Bsrbu'u. Wino Kathy Woodring Lynn Wrightnour N at Pictured Joe Aciarno Jon Harplt Llndn Monyonol Dabble Addalr Keith Hlnkley Cuol Nelbulor J orry Arp Robin Hoetort Debbie Nelson Dem Beckman Rounno Houok Brim Pout George Brown Mike Kelly Willie Saddler Joe Chuo Candy Kinney George Sewell Chri- Debev'lc Duo Koch Mark Shollanbersor Dian: Dun Ed Larko Edwud Suddouth William Elliott Joe Luke Dmny Thomplon Dave Fremch J ohn bandit. Mary Lou Trent Dean Foguo Tun Laurill Torry Wbdon Hope Furmnn Terri LoCluro Muk Humor Doug Mocunuc Freshmen- Class 9f ,77 Tonya. Addair Diana Anderson Joan Anderson The Freshmen class started their first year at Harbor Mark Atom with spirit and enthusiasm. They added lots of life to all the school's activities and events. Though harassed by up- perclassmen, they managed to hold their own. Jame. Ashley Colleen Baily The class got under way in the fall with the election of of- William Baily ficars and by February had organized their first major Mm Bmud project. With the help of some hard-working advisers, the freshmen held a. successful magazine sale. Judy Banana Deah Beckman Raymond Behilng Terri Bavacqua Jim Bennett Frank Bento Brenda Blair Murray Blake Chris Bloom Margie Bond Dianne Bracken John Bradley Tim Branscome Dave Brass Amy Bright Kim Brindley A. When 13 beach coming back? B. Is it time for let period, already? C. Sue Powell and Cheryl Polkalaek working during a game. D. Did you see that last play? Chris Brockway Karen Brown Tim Brown Skip Bruno Ken Buck Michael Burgess Guy Campbell Cheryl Carpenter Scott Carperter Randy Cevera Connie Chiacchiero John Chjke Dawn Clark Carol Clint Mike Clayman Nikki Cochran Oscar Cole Lance Collier Dan Cook Janet Cordell Jill Cunningham Cheryl Currie Glyndorn Daniels Tracy Daniels Larry Davis Jo Ann DeColn Sheri DeHelian Dennis DeLaat Linda Detore Bonnie Dibell Jennifer DiMare James Dioneff Janice Dragon Jeff Ecklund Gayle Edwards Karen Edwards Bruce Eller Joe Ende Lu Ann Esposito Kathy Fedor Mark Feigh Jeff Flick Jill Fox Freda Frasure David Gaines Kim Gardner Cy Gowlikownki Tom George Helen Gilda Larry Gildersleeve Lynn 0111 Steve Ginn Kathy Glrard Tim Goodwin Anne Gordon Marc Gotthard Tim Goudge Brenda Lee Hackney Peggy Hall Tina Hall Philip Hanneman James Harden A. The freshmen find English clans Jenny Hastings amuuing B. Who did you say that James Hayes call was from? C. These lockers are Richard Hazalt'me harder to get into than before. D Ann Henton Reading books must be catching. E. Vickie Harpy Freshmen gain information at an Raitha. Hibba assembly. Elaine Holmes Ralph Hopaon Terri Imbrogno Joanna. Jarvi Charles Johnson Keith Johnson Mark Johnson Vicky Johnson Annette Jones Patty Jones Randy Jones Joe Kane Vince Kme Mike Kanno Pat Kanno Jerry Kukutt Penny Kathar Anita Keene Peggy Ketchum Don Kloratoad Michele Kinsman Dave Klingamith Erlc Koula Allison Kumava Roberta Lunpeln Robin Lunpela Rick Lsavitt Stove Licate Gail Lillie Frank Luca: Allen Mackynen Betsy Maki Mark Man Bob Malloy Bob Mead Tina Milleragno Vickie Mullen Mary Mullin- Doniu Nappl Eon Nappi June: Nollon Bruce Nawunme Rosemary Nuirot Lian Ockman Mike P5011110 Chris Palm Louis Parco Theresa Patrick Willie Payne Mark Pendleton Carolina Mulberg Cindy Mulborg Nancy Mlllborg Bud Munch Steve Moore Brenda Morrhon Lilt Mordlon Scott Mo-lor Muynnn Multan A. Terry Imbragno. what were you nying? B. Bolu- ing in clan win: just two mhunte- to tho boll. C. Cheryl Polkalaek at a pep unembly. D. Pun sun, turn around. pay attentionlm El Dora Potarn Mary Petra Tom Picud Diana Pinelli Mark Perijyi Cheryl Poelsek Bob Poazonyi Debbie Poszqnyi Sue Powell Mark Radwnnaky Barbara Ray J amen Ray J ean Ray Stephanie Ray Tmy Ragnar Joy Rennick Terri Ringer Mary Robornon Steven Root Dan Roulette Tunmy Rowley Cheryl Sargent Barry Stuck Ginny Shirk David Sham- Brad Short Paul Simsick Carol Siatek Dawnene Sizemore Barbara Smith Laureen Spring Pam Stark Bruce Stillman John Stillman Mariln Stolz Kim Strausser Peter Summer Lori Swann Margie Tarczy Mark Titto Marianne Timonere Kathy Turner Gayle Ucciferri Nancy Walla Terry Wnrchol Anthony Warren Ray Watson Tim Weese Carl Wehniainen Larry Whitacre Howard Wise Doug Woodard J anet Woodring Douglas Young Anita Zappitelli Not Pictured Chuck Alferink Belinda Baker Kenh Bartlett Janet Benson Debbie Ann Bilicic Tim Blair Mary Booths Elaine Bower Gary Bracken Tony Brenwald Mary Ellen Eurdette Mike Burdens Tom Cutaway Marl: A Cmplelo Lori Conklin Barney Davey Vince DePucale Kevin Fitzgeruld .1111 Fox Ellis Grow Terry Grow Randy Hinkley Frank Houghton Lester Johnson Antony Jones David Kaplan Brenda. King Burl Lunpert Scott Lester Debbie Lewis Kevin Logoni Mary McKan-le Doug Mills Roberta Nerome Doug Peat Roger Pringle Marlin Pritt Marvin Pritt Perry Sudalla Cindy Sewell Darlene Sharpe Mike Snitcher Vickie Sullivan Tom Suddeath Teresa Thompson J ayoe Thurlow Harlan Travis Kenny Trent J ame- Vance J ame- Varkotta Lorry Whitacra Ernie Williams Jim Woodring A. Laureen Spring And Bruce Stillman. why do you look guilty? 13. Mark Felgh plays his Beu Geneva tuba. C, Berry Shick and Jon Anderson ditcuu a play in Englilh clul. D. Homeroom in the mor- ning always looks like this. Class Officers FRONT: Barbara Ray, secretary: Jennifer DiMare treasurer: Laureen Spring, vica- president BACK: Sue Powell. president A. Some class officers are members of the Natinnal Honor Society shown at a recap- tion B, No. Patty the dress code isnl THAT liberal. C. Senior class meeting catches the attention of Josh Sheldon. Ann Puchan. and Michele Edwards. D, Ann Puchnn and Pam Spring make Elizabeth Mithro's stay in Ashtabula pleasant. C. E1 FRONT: Dave Freilich. president: Becky Ray. vice president. BACK: Cindy Diehl. secretary: John Roskovics. treasurer. Keith Reinker. president; Tim Anderson. vice presi- Ann Puchan. secretary: Debbie L99 treasurer. dent. Advisors Keep Students Ron Chutes. Mike Lombard. Frances Flood. Nancy Hunt. and Caroline Stevenson Sophomores are advised by Coye are adviser: for the Clan of 77 Dick Pavolino. and Tony Nappi. A. Faculty members dreamily watch the presentation of the homecoming court. B. Mr. McQuaide doesn't always dress like this. He felt compelled to play in the Cadet Club Va Women Faculty volleyball game C. Heavy. heavy hangs over thy head. D. Little Miss Innocence E. Mr. Wilfong and Mn. Scribben take a load off their feet Ann Monaco. John Rose, Barbara Kunel, Tom Kosciuozko. Richard Gregor. and Ray Seals advise Senior class advisers are Sun Incorvia. John Higgina, Encle the juniors. Moroskl. and Gail Workman. Prom 80-81 Dramatic: 89-87 Academic Honors 88-91 Music 92-97 Journalism 98- 108 Clubs 104-128 Cheerleaders 139-181 Homecoming 138-133 S TUDENT LIFE ,9 hJourney To The Center Of The Earthh, Attracts Record Crow t-f Journey to the Center of the Earth was the theme of the 1973 Junior-Senior Prom held in Fawcett Gym May 5 from 8 to midnight. Guests entered the gym through a mine shaft and came out among a volcano. a forest of snow trees. mushrooms. a. waterfall, giant tree roots. and a. jewel wall. Tony Esposito and his orchestra provided music, Kevin Bollman and Pam Surbella were crowned King and Queen of the Prom. In their court were Pete Fleming and Laura Crombie. Ran- dy Barbato and Katie Thomas. Jim McMillan and Joan Chaney. Parents supervised the after-prom party. for which Satellite fur- nished music. V' A. Melanie Bennet makes mushrooms. B Juniors work late. C Debbie Reed and Mark Starkey build the band shell. D. Time out, E. Cathy Hakala and Stu Cordell present King Kevin Bellman and Queen Pam Surballa. F. Snow Trees. G. Dave Renehnrt. Al Anderson, Tony DiDam. Mark Starkey. and Bob Sharp Carpenter; H. Prom guest: dance. TOP ROW: tLEFTi Meg Davis. Jill Schumann. Laura Turner. Chris Avery. Eric Carlson. Bruce Matthews. Dana Oxley. Bob Triozzit ROW 2: Vicki Sandberg. Cheryl Monroe. Pam Spring. Cindy Maki. Ann Mazzola. Jill Emeryi Miss Dickey. adviser ROW 3; Sue Koski. Sallie Brenwald. Sabrina Fobes. Sue Waller. Kim Wood, Paula. Dorman. Mary Dixonl Thespians Promote High School Drama The purpose of the International Thespian Socie- ty is to promote the fine arts on a high school level and to encourage attendance to produce tions. The members were kept busy during the year with their many activities. They sponsored and participated in the junior class play. one-act plays. annual Variety Show. and spring musical. They attended a drama workshop at Kent State and plays in Cleveland A banquet was held in the spring to initiate new members. and to finish the year the members had their annual picnic. OFFICERS: Laura Turner. treasurer: Sue Waller, secretary; Paula Dorman. president: Bob Triozzi. sergeant-at- arms. NOT PICTURED: Miriam Preilicht vicevpreaidant. Ai Dana Oxiey was one of many Thespians who participated in the yearbook skits. Bi Jill Schumann and Chris Avery played their roles well in the Junior-Senior play F.L.I.P.PiE.D. C. Jill Emery and Eric Carlson admit that play pracA Lice isn't all work and no play D4 Students from the Fine Arts Center volunteered their talent for Camelot.' E. King Arthur gives Murdred some advice, F. Marie Johnson administers one last touch- up. Gi Guinevere and Lancelot share a romantic moment. H, Cast members take a weilrearned break. Camelot Harbor Style The popular Lerner and Lowe musical Camelot was presented by Harbor High School on May 17 and 18h 1973. to large, attentive audiences. Based upon T.H, Whiteis THE ONCE AND FUTURE KING, the play tells the story of King Arthuris court and his famous Round Table. The play was specifically concerned with King Arthur Ueff Stillmanl Queen Guinevere iConnie Millbergi. and Lancelot du Lac tBrian BurnetO and their love af- fair. It was sprinkled with comedy from King Pellinore tEric Carlsoni and evil from Mordred iKen Griffithl The chorus added liveliness and color to the scenes, The audiences seemed to be especially charmed by the colorful medieval costumes and scenery. The students were directed by Mrs. Maryalice Eller. aided by Brian Burnett as stu- dent director and Peggy Huggins as accompanist. Womenis Lib Hits Jr.-Sr. Play A women's liberation feud took over the Harbor stage on November 16 and 17 for the production of David Rogers's 'hF.L.I.P.P.E.D. It all started when Niki Pendleton Uill Emeryi got her sisters. Gaby Pendleton Blair iSabrina Fobesi and Drusy Pendleton iSue Wallerl and mother iKim Woodi to join the Female Liberation Idealists' Party for Permanent Equality Democracy, better known as F.L.I.P.P.E.D. The action moved along with the girls whistling at construction workers and demonstrating at the Kitten Club. Complications set in when the girls were asked to quit by their father, Ralph Buona. and other husbands or boyfriends Chris Avery. Eric Carlson. and Bruce Lillie. The play came to a climax with a noisy. hectic courtroom presided over by a female judge, Gail Lillie. who figured out a solution. The play was under the able direction of Miss Helen Dickey and student director Bruce Lillie. You Ve Come A Long Way, Baby. A. Ralph Buona. in his role as a concerned father. B. Jill Emery and Eric Carlson share a light moment in the row- boat scene. C. Women's Libbers take command of the situa- tion. D. Kim Wood wonders how men can be so stubborn. E. Behind the scenes on rehearsal night. F Cindy Maki M a very gracious Kitten hostess. 51+ . C H E Variety Show Comics and Cartoons was the theme of the 83rd annual Variety Show. Sue Waller as Miss Varieties opened the show with the Senior Girls chorus. Nancy Imhoff as Miss Liberty appeared with the choir to close it. Chris Avery. Stuart Cordell. and Sue Waller were Masters of Ceremonies Miss Helen Dickey directed the show. Vocal solos, skits, routines by the majorettes. The Mexican Sessiont the Senior Girls chorus. and songs by the choir made up the entertainment. A. Mr. Willey entertains with songs about school and parents. B. Miss Varieties, Sue Waller. welcomes guests to the show C. The Senior Girls traditionally open the show singing The Harbor Hymm and Happiness Is . D. The tradition of two Masters of Ceremonies is broken-wlth the addition of a female at that! M.C.'s are Stuart. Cordell. Sue Weller. and Chris Avery. E. The choir entertains with Time is my Friend and HSaturday'e Child . F. Joan Anderson and Mark Pendleton act out a skit G, A Bill Cosby Rap is pentomimed by Kerry Coxe and Byron Sergeant. H. Traditional finale to the Variety Show is the presentation of Miss Liberty 1974. Nancy Imhofl'. I. Then- pian members Bob Triozzi and Cindy Maki in the skit uAs the Stomach Turns . Quill And Scroll Quill and Scroll is an international honorary organization formed to reward students who have contributed to school publications. The members must be in the upper third of their class and must have made an outstanding contribution to the yearbook or newspaper. Each year new members are initiated at a. dinner. They receive their membership pins at this time. mgm;m Miss Mary Boyce, adviser for both newspaper and yearbook. is the adviser. Senior member: are: ROW 1: Nancy Imhot! and Cathy Junior member. nrmJiU Schumann, Laura 'hmnenhhg Davis, Vickie Sandberg, Leslie Eller. and Kerry Summon. ROW 3: Ann Puchan and Pun Thoma. Coxe. A. Winner of the Muscle Man contest. Bill Dieffen- bacher. B. and C. New member: and friends n! the reception after the January lnltlstion. Two year members: ROW 1: Pam Thomas. Miriam Frellich, Charlotte Lehto. Ralph Buona. ROW 9: Barbara Canon, Kathy Koren, Ann Puchan. ROW 3: Steve Reichen, Sue Andrews. 173:9 nu? One year members: ROW 1: Tim Anderson. Tina Urbana, Rick Mnlinowsld. Robin Jaakela ROW 9: Chris Lianne Nancy ImhufY. Stu Cordell. ROW 3: Keith Reinker. Bruce Lillie. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization of students who show a well rounded personality with the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character. and service. The club holds formal initiations twice a year. The officers are Ralph Buona. president: Susan An- drews, vice president; Miriam Freilich, treasurer; and Charlotte Lehto. secretary. Advisors are Mrs. Encie Moroski and Mr. Wilbert Willey. In January the club sponsored 8. Muscle Man contest to raise money to buy pins for the initiates. Members served as guides for Parent Visitation Day. y Charlotte Lohto. third. 4.378 Tina Urbanu. seventh. 4000 Shelley Andolnek. ninth. 3.886 hieL and Barbara Caaaell. eighth, 3.973. Buona. ninth. 3.886 mo Special Mention Laura NSF Icholsrlhip granL Rick: Star Beacon Iporu writer, Academic Challenge. Merit Foundation commenda- tion. Stuart: Academic Challenge. Merl: ueml-nnauat. Exchange Club Student of Laura Turner Sue Andrew. and Ralph Buona Cindy Coutts and Eva. Jadwiniak Jill Emory. Sam Altler. and Matt Kent Jim. Steve. Leslie. Vicki: an. content winnerl. Sue and Ralph; Rotuianu of Month. Ralph: Academic Challenge. Eva and Jenny: Star Beacon columnists. Meg. Kay. Brim. Miriam. Sabrina. Sue: bmd contest winners. Miriam: Academic Challenge. Eva and Cindy: Carlinla'n Teen Bonn! Jill: Betty Crocker Homemaker. Sam: Academic Challenge. Voice of Democracy content. Matt: Touchdown Club Player of the Year. ROW 1: Meg Davks. Kay-Carpenter. Brian Davis. ROW 2: Miriam Freilich. Sabrina Forbes. and Sue Waller. A. Miss Helen Dickey is in her lint year as director of the choir, B. One of Miss Dickay's sleepy morning classes. C. Choir members begin work on a new song ROW 1: Tammie Lewis. Joanna Jarvi. Peggy Huggins. Kim Wood. Bonnie Dibell. Lisa Morrison. Rae Ann Lundi. Jennifer DiMare. ROW 2: Paula Dorman. Gayle Ucciferri. Robin Lampelan Jill Cunningham. Karen Edwards Teresa Patrick. Diana Bracken, LuAnn Esposito. ROW 3: Laura Turner. Laura Lillie. Kathy Ball, Kathy Woodring. Rose Louder ROW 1: Sue Waller. Peggy Huggins. ROW 2: Kerry Coxe. Pam Spring. Sue Koski. ROW 3: Mark Pendleton. Gail Lillie. ROW 4: Bruce Lillie, Eric Carlson. Bruce Matthews. milk. Patty Pachkoaki. Michelle Edwards. Robin Edwards. Sue Powell. Laureen Spring. ROW 4: Eric Kutila. Jay Jarvi. Bruce Matthews, Eric Carlson, Bart Horvath Chris Brockwuy. Dana Oxley, David Hubbard, Miss Dickey. Accompanista ere Peggy Huggins, Sue Bellman, and Mary Dixon. Choir Makes Changes This year Harborhs chair was directed by Miss Helen Dickey. who had come from Columbus Junior High School. Unlike past years. freshmen were allowed to sing with the choir in various performances. This year's performances included the Veterans' Day assembly and the annual Christmas Meditation. Other events scheduled were the annual Variety Show. Pops Concert, Spring Concert. and Baccalaureate. Miss Dickey also planned a choral exchange with different area high schools. The Madrigals. a choral group comprised of ten members. is completely independent. planning their own programs and choosing their own music. OFFICERS: ROW 1: Farm Spring. president; Sue Bellman. vice-president: Molly Brown. robe ThrOUghout the year the Madrigals were 9-5de to sing for many chairman ROW 2: Bruce Lillie. librarian: Lester Currie. sacretary-trensurer; events. For Harbor they sang in yearbook skits. Christmas Brian Davis. librarian. Meditation program. Variety Show, and Pops Concert. They also sang Christmas carols in the halls and classrooms. ROW 1: Connie Chiacchiero. Brenda Morrison. Christine Bloom. Sabrina Mazzola. Shirley Boome Jeanette Olsen. Cindi Johnson. Cheryl Pokelask. Fobes. Sue Bollman. EVE Jadwisiak. Darlene 309d. Sue Waller. ROW 2: Sue Koski. Pam Spring. ROW 4: Gail Lillie. Brian Davis, Lester Currie. Nancy Sanneldv Kathy Brown Colleen Park. Cindy Ryder- Janet Cordell- David Woodring. Bob Triozzi. Bruce Lillie. Ernie Currie. Randy Lundi. Molly Brown. Mary Dixon, Kerry Coxe. ROW 3: Shelley Andolsek. Ann Mark Pendleton. OFFICERS: ROW 1: Sharon Anderson. Sabrina Fobes Sue Waller. Robin Weiner ROW 2: Sandy Van Norman. Rose Loudermilk. Chris Avery, Ralph Bouna. Nancy Imhoff. ROW 3: Brian Davis. Debbie Dondrea. Bruce Matthews. Laura. Turner, Dave Woodring. ROW 1: Linda. Lee. Robin Welner. Rick Levitt, Sue Waller. Tim Picnrd. Millet Rose Loudermilk. Amy Mawalf. Sally Brenwald, Mark Folgh. Chris Bloom. Allison Kurnava. Jeff Ecklund. Lynn 0111. ROW 2; Kathy Don Kierstead. ROW 4: Brian Davis. John Ockman. Steve Root. Bruce Turchik. Shirley Booth. Ken Plants. Mary Sula. Sharon Anderson. Jeff Matthews. Dave Woodrlng. Eric Carlson, Chris Avery. Ralph Buona. Flick. Mark Pendleton. Mark Makl. David Hubbard. Jeriann Spring Jill Schumann, Dana. Oxley. Rainer Kansas. ROW 3: Nancy Imhoff. Mr. Kaura. Shari Solomon Gail Evans. Amy u A. Freshman band members Allison B d P hr I I I l Kurnava. Karen Brown. Steve Root, and an r0 1 e S a en Terri nger cheer on the football team in mioen:mdi:fm9-B- Ki remhardt. The Harbor Band had a. busy schedule to follow this year. They marc mg an irectortaso as charge . . . of the Columbus Jr. High School band. began the year wlth half-txme shows and ended the year With C. Dave Woodring and Ralph Buona concerts. participate in a pep assembly prior 1.0 an important football me. e . - g The band started 1ts work early w1th new members learnlng marching techniques while other members refreshed their skills at a two-week work session before school had started. The band. under the direction of M1: Karl Meinhardt. put on shows for home football games. The shows. with modern music and new marching steps. proved to be good entertainment for the audiences The concert season started after the last football game. Members. under the baton of Mr. Oliver Kaura. worked on classical and light pieces of music for the mid-winter. spring. commencement. and pop concerts. Other activities of the band were the Solo and Ensemble Contest and a variety of parades. T htt' a. hcce ,- .' xhe 'hi NC ROW 1: Dawnetta Slzemore, Lori ToivaJa. Rosemary Noirot. Terri ROW 3: Kim Strauuer. Cookie Daniela. Bandy Van Norman, Dobbte Ringer. Karen Brown. Terri Imbrogno. Cindy Millberg. Cindy Deihl. Dondraa, Kay Carpenter, Paula Dormm. Lin Morrison. Kathy Turner. ROW 2: Geriann Prine. Kim Wood. Brenda Dragon. Cheryl Monroe. Barb Ray. Mr. Molnhudt. Janice Dragon. Gail Lillie. Pam Stark. Sabrina Fobou. Julie Stevens. Pep Band Enlivens School Events This year's Pep Band. under the student direc- tion of Ralph Buona. provided enjoyable and lively music for basketball games and pep assemblies. The music not only gave spirit to the crowd but also gave rhythm to routines for the cheerleaders. The members chose music from Christmas songs to the hStar Spangled Banner. The Pep Band is solely a student project. The members meet about once a week for practice and to choose which music to play. They set up their own rules for attendance and behavior. One of their big projects was establishing a Pep Band uniform which consisted of dark pants, :1 white shirt. and a. blue sweater with a. nMariner Pep Band patch on the sleeve. ROW 1: Jill Schumann, Sabrina Fobea. Robin Weiner. Ralph Buona. Sue Weller. Mark Feigh. ROW 2: Rule Loudermilk, Meg Davis. Laura Turner. Cindy Maki. Dana Oxley, Jeff Flick. ROW 3: Brim Devil. Deva Woodrinu. Bruce MMWI. Eric Cuban. Chri- Avery. AV Freshman. Mark Feigh. shown 0N one of Harbor'a now fiberglass sousaphonee as the pep band belts out You've Said It All. 8. First chair comet and band can tun Ralph Buona is student director of the pep band and is responsible for all of its performances. C. Oliver Ksura. band director. is always available to offer advice D. Music is provided for the pep rally which prefaced the first basketball matchup between Aahtabula and Harbori E. First year majorette Barb Ray performs during the half-time of a game. F. Nancy Imhoff finishes her 3010 per- formance at the Connenut-Hu'bor buketbnll guns. ROW 1: Barb Ray. Nancy Imhoff. Julie Stevens. ROW 9: Cindy Diehl. Kathy Turchik. Linda. Lee. Majorettes Sparkle In New Uniforms This year's majorettes provided lively entertainment at football games with their talent. Nancy Imhoff. head majorette, led Julie Stevens. Linda Lee. Kathy Turchik. Cindy Diehl. and Barbara Ray in giving shows to appreciative audiences. Some of their shows consisted of twirling fire batons, sabers. hoops. flags. and two batons. Their major project for the year was getting new uniforms. The regular majorettes' uniforms were purple. and the head majorette's was white. trimmed in purple and gold. The majorettes also shared their talent by giving performances at halftime at basketball games and the Variety Show. Denise Saturday. John Johnlon. Jenny Mulder. Patty PachkOIkL Mary Dixon. Kerry Coxe, Jadwisiak. Alice Oluon, and Eva Newspaper Staff The Newspaper staff, under the supervision of Miss Mary Boyce. really worked hard to bring you the Mariner each month. Journalism students solicit ads to finance it. They collect facts. write and re-write news stories. compose headlines. type and measure. take pictures write captions and layout pagesi When the printed copy returns, problems begini Everyone hurriedly works on the paste-ups to make sure everything fits and holes are filled. Columns are lined up. and everything is proofread. The paper is then shipped off again. and the printed papers are back within a few days to be distributed. This year the staff came up with a new column called Dear Gabby. where Harbor students can write in and have their problems solved. and HSweethearts of the Month, which focused on couples who have been going together for a while. Mary Saddler. Patty Pwhho-h. Debbie Sizemora, Ind Amy Mmm. I l 1.4an ltd: Amy Mow. Pun Thoma. lqh-n Davin. Art committee: FRONT - Carol Ray. Melanie Bennett. Lam Briggs. BACK - Nancy Jeffera. Leslie Eller. Yearbook Staff This yearts yearbook stafft led by editor-in-chief Nancy Imhoff and co-editor Sally Roberson. consisted of many hardworking people along with Miss Mary Boyce. the advisert Nine different committees took care of special sections of the yearbook. Nancy and Sally coordinated the book. while section co- editors delegated responsibilities to their committees. Throughout the year. each committee had deadlines to meet and many things to do in preparation for the new 1974 Mariner. The Art Committee drew up sketches and drawings pertaining to the theme. The Advertising Committee took the large responsibilitv of getting all the ads. spon- sors. and patrons for the book. They arranged the order of the ads and collected money for them. The Photography Committee took all the candid pictures for the Mariner. The Activities Committee organized all the clubs and organizations. Senior Album Committee gathered material for the directory. Subscription Com- mittee collected money and took orders for the yearbook. The Literary Committee did all the writing. Sports Committee gathered information on sports events and then organized it. Underclassman Committee inden- tifled each student and put him in alphabetical order. ' D Advertising: ROW 1: Donna Zullo, Cindy Russell ROW 2: Ann Puchan. Sabrina Fobes. Cheryl Monroe. Photography Editor: Ray 6H1; Sport. Edna : Sue Andrew! and Bob Trxozzi. Photography: Dave Cook. Bruce Matthews Photography: Ray Sill. Ken Plants Underclasamen: ROW 1: Denise Saturday. Jenny Mulder. Kerry Coxe ROW 2: Pun Spring, Jill Schumann. Pun Stark Undorclusmen. Senior section editors: ROW 1: Jill Schumann. ROW 2; Pam Spring. Cathy Stenraou. Debbie Lee. Senior Album: ROW 1: Cindy Count, Debbie Leo. Brenda Saturday. Modelle Andrews ROW 2: Terri Biuh, Cathy Stenroua, Martha Plants You'book Std! Subconmlon oo-odn. Robin Wain , mun Turnu'. Hut 1013!: Ind Chulotu Lchto look on. . Subscriptions: Kathy BLIl, Kny Carpenter. Kim Wood. Kathy Turner. Joan Anderson. Debbla Poazonyi. AFS- Small World-Isn,t It? The purpose of the American Field Service is to introduce and sup- port our foreign exchange students. They raise money by Penny Wednesdays. by running a coat check at the Zonta. Bazaar. and by a spring benefit bridge party. The AFS Club gives assemblies to acquaint students with our ex- change student. This year Doug Pardo, our AFS student, talked to Harbor students about his country and its customs. The club threw a surprise birthday party for Doug and presented him with the book AMERICA. Kathy Koren. one of Harborhs AFS members, spent the past year in Australia as an exchange student. Advisers are Mrs. Edith Witt and Mr. George Puchan. ROW 1: Mrs. Edith Witt. adviser. Sabrina Fobeu. Kay Carpenter, Paula Dorman. Doug Pudo. Sue Waller. Robin Weiner. Cindy Diehl, Mr. George Puchan. ROW 2: Eric Kotlla. Kim Wood. Jeriann Spring. Sharon Anderson. Amy Miller. Ann Mary Aamus. Charlotte Lehto. Nancy Onowski. ROW 3: Dave Freilich. Ann Puchan. N nncy AFB OFFICERS ROW 1: Doug Pardo. AFB student. ROW 2: Paula Dorman. junior representative: Sue Waller, senior repreaentntive. ROW 3: Cindy Coutta. aocratary-trauurer: Ann Puchan. president: Pam Spring. vice president. Vetrano. Barbara Cnuell. Muryellon Hummer. Monica Labry. Lin- da Lee, Donna Prisca. Pam Spring. ROW 4: Vicki Smdberg. Cindy Coutta. Mark Anderson. Shelley Andolnek. Eric Carlson. Debbie Poszonyi. Cindy Makl. Laura Turner, Meg Davis, Bruce Matthews. 4 we? ' +7.1 4-- ER 7 . A. Chilean Doug Pnrdo. exchange student for the 1973-1974 school year, was a welcome addition to the cross country and vanity basketball teams. B. AFS sponsored a small party for Emabeth Mithbo, In exchange student from Norway staying at Painesville Harvey, who spent a day at Harbor. C. The Ainga family celebrates wwMum's birthday with the cake Kathy and her sister Rose baked. 11 Kathy and her Australian Dad on the family's 10-mile hike at Easter in Warrumbungle National Park E On the tram at the Spaghetti Factory. 8 reataurant, the Muses celebrate Roads acceptance 9.5 an AFS ex- change student to the US. G. Kathy and a friend mine for opal at Lightning Ridge. F. Kathy madel- her Australian High School uniform on her first day back at Harbor. AFS Sends Kathy Kathy Koren. a senior. was a representative for the Americans Abroad program. She traveled to Australia. in January of her junior year and lived with the Ainge family in Pymble. which is a suburb north of Sydney. She had two brothers. John 19, and Steve 15. She also had two sisters Rosemary 12. and Susan 18, who was chosen as an AFS student in San Francisco. Kathy attended Ku-Rlng-Gai High School. The school courses were very advanced. Kathy returned home in January of 1974. She said. My family was wonderful and made me feel like a. mu: child. I now realize how much the U. S. means to me. O A. Doug, the pool chart. shows Mark one of his trick shots. 8, Late for class, Doug hurries to advanced gym. C. Dough American family. the Andersons. D. As a member of the basketball team. Doug participates in a pep assembly which includes a. pie in the face after the student body cheerad him up a ladder. E. Taking part in tha Homecoming assembly. Doug escorts Ann Puchu. F, Sharon and Doug try to figure om, a troublesome Algebra problem. G. Doug enjoys practicing as A member of a championship basketball team. A.F.S. Sponsors Doug Our foreign exchange student this year is Doug Pardo from Iquique. Chile. Doug is living with the Robert Anderson family at 3000 Russell Road. His two American brothers are Mark. a senior, and David. who is five. His American sister. Sharon. is a sophomore at Harbor. Doug is seventeen and enjoys all sports. He participates in Harbor cross country and varsity basketball. He plays an active part in the American Field Service. Student Council. and Senior Men. In November Doug was chosen Student of the Month by the Student Council. Doug has two sisters and four brothers at home in Chile. He is second to the youngest in his family. ' ., Y 'Q Artists Are Active Art Club Art Club helps members to be better acquainted with the different forms of art. This Art Club held their meetings at the homes of various members. A Christmas party was held along with bake sales and many other things. They sold birds made from ribbon and women weaved them together for Christmas decorations. Money making projects were held to finance the field trip to the Art Museum and the art banquet. Creations made by the members were often displayed in the showcase in the lower hall. The club is under the supervision of Mrs. Nancy Hunt. This year's officers were Leslie Eller. president: Loree Briggs. vice president: Carol Ray. secretary; Nancy Jeffers. treasurer. Ah Debbie Blair is a member of Harbor's active Art Club. B. Usher Squad members await their first play-goen. C. Hi. Bran- d3! Officers are ROW 1: Leslie Eller. president: Loree Briggs. vice president. ROW 2: Carol Ray. secretary; Mrs. Nancy Hunt. adviser; Nancy Jen's . treuurer. Usher Squad Aids School The Usher Squad is made up of girls who volunteer to help give out programs. take tickets. and help people find their way around at most of the special events held at school. The club aims to help its members develop poise and nice manners and walk, as well as the obvious art of ushering in an orderly and efficient way. Plays. concerts. Parent Visitation days, and graduation ceremonies are typical of the events where they can be seen at work. Running the Usher Squad are Brenda Saturday WRONTX secretary-trounrer: Service with the Usher Squad is voluntary, and any girl can join, Debbie Azzano. president. and Denise Saturday. vice president hSECOND ROWl Miss Sherry Cooley 0315010 was substituting as adviler for Mrs. Gail Workman. ROW 1: Sue Silvaggio, Lorae Briggs, Debbie Azzano. Brenda Saturday. Kim Manon. Monica Labry. Peggy Kmal. Sandy Phillipa. Debbie Sizemore. Molly Brown. ROW 2: Sandy Walkeapaa. Donna Frisco. Denise Fleming. Vicki Campleaa. Nancy Olkowuki. Debbie Reed, Cheryl Smith. Debbie Shepard, Pam Hobsck. JoAnn Mirch, Denise Saturday. ROW 3: Ann Mary Almul. Carol Ray. Liz Luturi. Rabin Edwards. mu This year they held bake sales to raise funds. Kane, Cindy Coutta. Janet Cupido. Debbie Ruuell. Colleen Park. Sandy Krcal. Paula Bee. Becky Ray, acting adviser Miss Cooley. ROW 4: Lester Currie. Nancy Sanfield. Joyce Jukela. Melinda Mackey, Gail Riche Kathy Wocdring, Sherry Fouut. Suilea Picard. Karen Landon. Sally Roberson. Cindy Rahrig. Shelley Hanoi. Lisa Tuuri. Future Teachers Host Slow Learners The Future Teachers of America. assisted by Mrs. Edith Witt and Mr. Raymond Edeburn. organize to promote interest in teaching as a future goal. They achieved this by their many activities during the year. The club's schedule consisted of teaching classes in elementary school: while the teachers were at meetings, attending PTA meetings, touring a college campus. and giving a Christmas party to the children of the slow learners' class at Saybrook school. The members also had in- teresting as well as enjoyable activities. They dressed up in costumes for their Halloween party and held their annual awards picnic at the end of the year. ROW 1: Nancy Kohut. Robln Weiner. Monica Labry. Vicki Campleae, Denise Saturday. Joni Leikas. Sabrina Fobaa. Kim Wood, Debbie Azzano. Loree Briggsh Brenda Saturday, ROW 2; Mr. Raymond Edebrun. Nancy Vetrano. Cindy Coutts, Ann Puchan. Maryellen Hummer. Pam Thoomash Denise Flam- ing. Paula Kay Bee, Cheryl Ragnar. Cheryl Smith. Donna Root. Mrs. Edith Witt ROW 3: Leslie Eller. Donna Frisco. Marylou Burcla. Eileen Bevacqua, FTA members meet during tho monthly activity period which was inovated this year. OFFICERS: Ann Puchan-treu.: Vicki Sandberg-pros.; Sulan Andrewa-uec.: Robb: Womor-hiutorim; Pam Spring-v. pron. Paulatts Hindmarsh. Sandy Van Norman. Debbie Dondroa. Brenda Campball, Rose Loudermilk, Paula Tardzy. Becky Ray. Brenda Loudermilk. ROW 4: Pam Spring. Nancy Imhoff. Laura Turner. Cindy Maki. Sherry Faust. Sara Picard. Shelley Andolsek, Debbie Viall. Sue Stenroos. Cindy Rshrig, Valeria Cobb. Vicki Sandberg. CHESS CLUB OFFICERS: ROW 1: Doug Stark. V. Pram. Ralph Buona. Team Captain. ROW 2: Bruce Lillie. ROW 3: Shelley Andolaek. tron; Ange Bmtull. no. 11 CHESS CLUB: ROW 1: Doug Stark. Bob Owens. ROW 2: Rick Malinowski. Ange Santilli. Ralph Buona, ROW 3: Mike Nierzejewski. David Koski. ROW 4: Bruce Lillie. Shelley Andolsek. Chris Avery. Chess Club Posts Wins Harbor's chess club is in its second year of existence It has a total membership of fifteen but only seven members can play at a time. The club represented Harbor well with its matches with Conneaut, Edgewood. Grand River. and Cuyahoga Falls. The members were led by officers Bruce Lillie, president: Doug Stark. vice-president: Ange Santilli. treasurer: Shelly An- dolsek. secretary. and Ralph Buona. team captain. Mr. Frank Roskovicl was adviser. A-V OFFICERS: ROW 1: Dave Cook. president. ROW 2: Raymond Edebum. ad, viser: Bruce Johnson. vice president. Audio-Visual The AudiovVisual Club serves the school by keeping all equipment in proper maintenance. This includes storage md repair. Record players. tape recorders. slide. fllmstrip. and overhead projectors. as well as video tape are available. Video tape is used for plays. wrestling. football, basket- ball and class activity. The club made a. podium for the auditorium as a service project and also worked on fund-raising activities. 'hlu'lls. alggul. AUDIO-VISUAL: ROW 1: Ken Plants. Paul Simsik. Jerry Karkutt. ROW 9: Mr. Raymond Edeburn. adviser: Bruce Johnson. Dave Cook, Stave Licate. ROW 3: Chuck Amzibel. Bruce Haytcher. Earl Harris, A Frank Cicogna. Bruce Matthews, Cindy Millberg. and her brother make last minute preparations for their weekly trip to the slopea Ski Club Visits Peek n Peak Harbor had a. very active Ski Club this year. The members went to Peekh Peak on Tuesdays. They took ski lessons or spent all their time on the slopes. The offlcers are Stu Cordell. president; Ron DiDonato. vice president: and Robin Lyon, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Clay Cosimj is the adviser. Betsy Mackey. Barb Ray. Robin Lyon. Jeff Ecklund. Monica Lnbry. Sam Altier. Bruce Matthews, Cindy Rehrig. Stu Cordell. OFFICERS: Stu Cordell-prea.. Robin Lyon- uc-tren.. Ron DiDonatow. pres. Kim Stunner. J anet Cordell. Cindy Minborg. Kim Wood. Terri Imbrog'no. Peggy Huggins. Ron DlDonato. Muryellon Hummer. Nancy Vatrano. Cindy Coutta. Jayne Johnson. Frank Clcogna. o F .H . A. A1ds Mrs. Rozelle Harpat. adviser: Donna Zullo. Terri Hood, Toni Campleue. Cindy l I N I h : E F Robertson. Martha Plank. Roberta Lunpoln, Colleen Park. a o o O O O This year's Future Homemakers of America have been involved in many things. Members collected for UNICEF and sponsored families at Thanksgiving and Christmas. They also visited the Childrens Home and took several of the children Trick-or-Treating. Members collected orders from the teachers for the Teacherhs Bakesale and made them with care. Mrs. Juanita Bailey and Mrs. Rozella Harpst are supervisors. Tracy Ragnar. Anita Zapatalli. Helen Gilda. Linda Bequunh Jackie Rout, Debbie Schumaker. Brenda Dragon. FHA OFFICERS: Terri Hood, sec; Brenda Dragon. pres Mary DeCola. trash and Brenda Campbell. vice pron. Club Studies German Life A. Surprise Sue? B Doug Pardo The members of the German Club. under the supervision of Mrs. . . h i - Caroivn Stevenson. meet to acquaint themselves With the e W member? tonymm a . pinata for Christmas. C Club language. geography. culture. and people of German speaking members try their hand at preparing a Spanish meal. countries. This year the club viewed Mr. Barnum's slides of Germany. held a. Christmas party with German customs. traveled in the spring to the German Village in Columbus. and had a dinner with Ger man delicacies, The meetings. held every first and third Monday of the month. were led by Cathy Stenroos. president: Laura Turner. vice president: and Paula Dorman. secretary-treasurer. E-a '7 'II t Officers are ROW 1: Paula Dorman. secretary-treaaurer: Madelle Andrews. secretary to the state club. ROW 2. Cathy Stenroos. president: Laura. Turner, vice president. hiau. i.'--; ROW 1: Sue Waller. Cheryl Smith. Kim Wood. Madelle Andrewt Bollman. Amy Millere Debbie Pozsonyi. Kathy Turner. Joni Ander- Debbie Shepard. Mary 5310- Cindy Millberg. ROM Weiner. PENIS son, ROW 8: Jeff Shuler. Jean Ray. Dennis Delot. Rainer Kansas. Dorman, Sabrina F0565- Kim SWBUMBL ROW 93 Cheryl MOHPOG- Bruce Haytcher. Earl Harris. Ralph Bouna. Cathy Stenrooa, Bruce Jeff Flick. Lynn Prusak. Ken Buck. Dans Oxley. Dave Freilech. Sue Matthews. Jin Shumann. Laura Turner. Rose Loudermilk. El Circulo Espafiol Members of the Spanish Club. under the supervision of Miss Ann Monaco. meet to acquaint and enrich themselves in the culture of the Spanish language For a service project the members of the club adopted a. family for Christmas. Also during the year the club had a bowling out- ing and held a Mexican dinner. The dinner was planned by a Spanish class with the help of Doug Pardo, the AFS student Patty Puhkoukit vice-president; Jeff Skamppa. president. Barb Wine from Chile' The club 8150 made pinatas Of paper maChe and fill- trauurar: Sue Collichio. secretary. ed them with candy for Christmas. ROW 1: Anita Keene. Brenda Loudermilk. Regina Psowskit Sue Collichio. Sandy Phillipa. Carl Wehnimnen. Jim Ray, ROW 2: Barb Wisev Theresa Patrick Kathy Ballt Kathy Cunningham. Raylene Lundi. ROW 3: Jeff Skuruppa. Lyn Wrightnnur. Eric Cullen. George Hibbl. Ban Bucci. Betsy Mackey. Barb Ray. ROW 1: Min Monaco. advisor; Sue Waller, Mike Beckwith. Bonnie Dibellt Elaine Bowers. Carol Sistek. Joni Lenkas. Zane Grippi. ROW 2: Julie Stevens, Patty Pachkoski, Valerie Cobb. Denise Fleming. Alice Olson. Vickie Camplese. Terry Loudermilk, ROW 8: Mark Anderson. Bill Neimi. Jeff Shuler. Larry Ende. George George. Chuck Anderson. Jim Trembley, Math Club Adds Activities The Math Club was organized for the fourth year at Harbor with Miss Barbara Kunes as adviser. The club is designed to stimulate interest in fields related to mathematics and to es- tablish an environment geared to the subject. Many members traveled to colleges in the fall. In November they visited Edinboro State College in Edinboro. Penn- sylvania. During the day the members listened to lectures on mathematics. science. and astronomy or toured the cam- pus. The club also traveled to John Carroll University in Cleveland. They heard lectures on mathematics and physics and viewed the working of computers. A Chris Avery and Ralph Buona. discuss the Ores 0n the Other activities included a math newspaper and the National Mathemams TESL 8' National Mathematics Testh which is sponsored each year in Latin Club members gwe a bxg smile. March by the club. OFFICERS Stu CordelL president: Brenda Saturday; Vlce-president: Miss Kunes. adviser: Sarah Picard. secretary: Richard Malinowski. treasurer i i I . I ROW 1, Brenda Saturday, Debbie Azzanoh Monica Labry, Loree Bnggs. Janet Cordell. Valerie Cobbh Julie Stevens. Leslie Eller. Jill Shumann Mary Salo. Denise Saturday, Joni Leikush Sarah Picardh ROW 2: Miss Cindy RehrigV Cindy Makih Ruth Root. Sheri Solomon. Gail Lillie. ROW 41 Kunes. adwsor Cindy Courts Vickxe Campleseh Brenda Dragon Denise Laura Turner. Linda Poszyoni. Ralph Bouna. Stu Cordell. Bob Triozzi Flemmgh Sally Brenwald G811 Evans. Richard Malinowski. ROW 8: Meg Davis. Chris Avery. Kevin Lillie, Cathy Woodring. Ofncers-ROW 1: Sharon Anderson. secretuy-transurar: Rabecca Raye vice-presidentt ROW 2: Jeanette Olson. president. Latin Club Is Revived The Harbor Latin Club was newly organized this year in September with a total of forty-one members. The member's goals of the club were to study Roman and Greek backgrounds. to promote fellowship. and to develop recreational opportunities. The outstanding event of the year was Latin Club banquet. The members also held a sale of slaves as a money-raising project. The meetings were held every third Wednesday of the month with the presiding officers: Jeanette Olsen. president: Rebecca Ray. vice-president: and Sharon Anderson. secretary-treasurer. Mr. Raymond Seals gave his help as club adviser. ROW 1: Mr. Seals. adviser; Debbie Biliciki Barb Smith. Rebecca Ray. Leslie More. Paula Tarczy, ROW 2: Sheri Solomom. Kathy Woodring. Lina. Morrison ROW 3: Chris Shuite. John Olsen. Man. Wallet David Woodring. Bart Horvathi ROW 4: Aaron Coiling. Robin Hoefert Greg DelPrince. Nelson Benedict. ROW 5: Gary Hubbard, Monica Labry, Wendy Estok. Jeanette Olsen, Debbie Viall. ROW 1. Cindy Robertson. secretary; Toni Campleset treasurer; Anita Zappitelli. ROW 2: Mrs, Harpst. adviser: Lester Currie. mstormn; Martha. Plantat president: Bob Robertson vice-presidem. ROW 1: Kathy Fedor. Debbie Azzana, Brenda Saturday. Tracy Ragnar. Sue Silvaggio. Paul Simaick. Mary Boothe. Dennis DeLaaL Wayne Moore. Terri Imbrognio. ROW 2: Connie Chiacchiero. Donnetta Sizemore. Denise Saturday, Ann Mazzola. Eugene Allen. Allison Kurnava. Tim Picard. Tom Karkutt. Debbie Poszonyi. Glyndora Daniels, ROW 3: Cheryl Ragnar. Paula Tarczy. Debbie Anderson. Shirley Booth. Larry Ends, Sabrina Fobest Barb Wise. Steve Licata. Ken Plants. Cindy Maki. Jennifer Hastings, ROW 4: Doug Howes. Leslie Kurnava. Sue Colicchio. Tony Romanot Mark Feigh. Kathy Woodring. Rainer Kangut George George. Mark Lillvis. Bruce Bertea. Jim Rennick. ROW 1: Mrs. Harpst. Molly Brown. Cheryl Ragnar. Paul Simsick. Tracy Ragnar. Sue Silvaggio. Anita. Zsppitelli. Mndelle Andrews. ROW 2: Teresa Patrick. Donnetta Sizemore. Paula Tarczy. Ann Mezzola, Mary Boothe; Sabrina Fobes. Mary Hudson. Ken Plants. ROW 8: Connie Chiacchiero. Lisa Ockman, Debbie Anderson. Kathy Woodring. Cindy Robertson, Toni Camplese. Martha Plants. Jon Harpst. ROW 4: Nancy Sanfxeld. Lester Currie. Charles Amzibel. Bob Robertson. George George. Bruce Berton. Debbie Pouzonyi. Jim Rennick, Red Cross Aids Needy Red Cross is an organization made up of mostly volunteers. Each year they carry out three annual projects. Their first project this year was to make Halloween favors for the Cripple Children's Society. The second project was to pack Christmas boxes for Longview patients at the County Home. The last project was an Easter party for the children at Happy Hearts School. Adviser is Mrs. Rozella Harpst. Elected officers for this year were Martha. Plants. president: Bob Robertson. vice president; Cindy Robertson, secretary: Toni Camplese. treasurer; Lester Currie. historian: Anita Zappitelli, point chairman. A Red Cross members prepare a box of gifts to be donated. B New members of French Club show what it'u like to be initiated. Officers: ROW 1: Jenny Mulder. secretary: Eva Jadwiaiak, vice-prealdent: Kerry Coxe. treasurer. ROW 2: Meg Davis. president. FRENCH CLUB Dimacchia Is Adviser The French Club got under way this year with a new adviser. Miss Margaret Dimacchia. With her help the club did many fun and interesting activities. The members sold perfume at Christmas to fmance some of their activities which included traveling to Gigi's. a French restaurant in Cleveland. for dinner: Christmas caroling with French songs: celebrating the Mardi Gras: and cooking French dishes for a dinner in the home economics room. ROW 1: Vicky Harpy. Laura Armstrong. Kathy Turchik. Loree Briggs. Lois Ann DoCola. Janice Myllymui, Sally Brenwald. Jenny Mulder. Eva Jadwisink. Peurn. Sabrina Fobes. Terri Ringer. Janice Dragon. Becky Blake, Eric Kama. Janet Cordell. Gail Lillie. Kerry Coer ROW 4: Pam Spring. Vicki Smdberg. ROW 2: Joanna DeColn. Kim Gardner. Brenda Dragon Brenda Campbell. Bar- Nancy Sandfwld. Kathy Brown. Bob Triozzi, Kevin Lillie. Bruce Bertea. Scott barn Cuaell. Mary Dixon. Nancy Wallo. Lori Toivolan Jennifer DiMore. Lallle DeHelian. Stu Cordell. Meg Davis. Cheryl Huskonan. Laureen Spring. Eller. ROW 3: Min Dimacchia. Mary Boothe. Beth Carlisle. Gail Evans, Mary Officers Participate In Exchange Student Council had a very worthwhile and prosperous year. Meeting every month, the members cleared up many issues and solved the problems of the students The Council's officers started the school year with elections in the homerooms. A president and a vice president were elected to represent each room. Their first activity was a combined victory and freshman welcoming dance in the falle The Councils officers and class officers visited other schoolsh student governments to get new ideas. They also invited other schools to visit Harbor. The members took care of their responsibility each month by electing two Students of the Month. Members of the Council decorated a Christmas tree and put up the flag each day. i: a K Y ROW 1: ML Huff. adviser; Loree Briggs. Cheryl Smith. Sabrina Fobes. Huskonen. Nancy Jeffers. Meg Davis. Darrel Ovak. ROW 3: Terry Paula Kay Bee. Dabble Lee. Pam Spring. Laura Turner. ROW 2: Don Schlaich. Shelley AndolaekT Ralph Burma. Pete Olsen. Man Kent, Stu Jones, Donna Frisco. Alice Olsen. Cindy Coutts. Ann Puchan. Cheryl Cordell. Brucg Matthew; Mark Lillvis. ROW 1: Mr, Huff. adviser: Laura Armstrong, Jim Hayesx Loin Peura. Freilich. Julie Stevens. Jeanette Olson. Patty Fedor, ROW 3: Martin Joanna. Jarvi. Sue Powell. Shari DaHelian. Linda Detore, Barbara Ray. Kossick. Becky Ray. Lynn Wrightnour. Randy Cavern. Dave Rossetti, Lynn Gillt Diane Bracken, Jenny DiMare, Robin Lyon. ROW 2: Brenda Bret Horvath. Eric Carlson. Terry Schlaich. Matt Kent. Stu Cordell. Dan Campbell. Cindy Diehl. Bob Poszonyl, Randy Jones. Debbie Shepard, Juhola. John Olsene Tim Anderson Brad Short. Laureen Spring. Nancy Millberg. Kim Brindley, Dave lEADIIS' CIYIZENS 5l13t STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Student Council officers are Terri Bish, treasurer: Sabrina Fobes. secretary: Ralph Buona. vice president; and Joe Timonere. prelidem. A. Student Council represen- tatxves listen as the minutes are read. B A group of Students of the Month. C. Mr. Robert Huff offers advice an adviser. Members D68 LHMH- Viceepresident: Josh Sheldon. treasurer: John Barrell. president; Tim Anderson, Of Class Of 74 sergeant-atearms. The Senior Ments Club is a service organization to which most of the boys in the senior class belong. They have to pay dues to become members. They use some of their dues and other funds donated by the members to adopt a. family at Thanksgiving. This year they gave turkeys to three families. This is their main ser- vice project. Another of the traditional activities of the club is the purchase of sweaters or T-shirts bearing the club emblem. mu M 52'; ROW 1: Bob Robertson. Dave Woodring. Dave Mininec. Doug Howest Smith. Doug Pardo. Mark Starkey. Bob Sharp. Jim Berg. Bill Kar- Stu Cordell. Bill Davis. Bruce Matthews, Bruce Lillie. Raymond Sill. backs. Sam Cincotta. John Williams. ROW 4: Mr. Bob Short. Stun ROW 2: Ralph Buonn. Terry Schlaich. Chris Avery, Ron Chambers. Rick Altier. Mike Nierzejewski. Billy Dieffenbacher. Mark Toivola. Mr. Coye Malinowski. Gary Colicchio. Jim Rennick. Steve Burgess. Tony Wilfong. DiDonatot Ron DlDonato. ROW 3: Dave Napoletan, John Lillvis. Don 1e ROW 1: Tony Rapona. Carl Turner. Chris Coxs. Frank Petra. John Williams. Arnold Shulte. Mark Kossick. Rich Olsen.ROW azDave Cook. Barren. Dean Lillvis. Mark Woodbum. Frank Cicogna. Tom Enricco. Mark Anderson. Steve Reichert. Pate Olsen.John Kaenan.Craig Smith. Tom Fllck. ROW 2: Rick MalmowskL Matt Kent. Joe Timonere. Josh Joe Kunel, Albert Anderson, Chuck Redmond. Sheldon. Keith Rienker. Tim Anderson. Brian Davis. Nick Marina. Kirk ROW 1: Sandy Krcal, Sally Roberson, Debbie Sizemore. Roberta Girard, Debbie Rung, Debbie Blair. Sue Andrews, Rubin Jukala, Mrs. Edeburn. adviser. ROW 2: Carol Banana. Peggy Huggins. Maryellen Hummer. Jayne Johnson. Sue Laine. Brenda Saturday. Nancy Imhoff. Kathy Stenroosh Cmdo Blank. ROW 3: Jill Emery. Karen Landon. Monica Labry, Robin Weiner, Pam Thomas. Pam Thompson. Rita Kane. Robin Edwards. Michele Edwards. ROW 4: Chris Licate. Cathy Hakala. Barbara Wright. Debbie Reed . Kim Manon. Melinda Mockoy. 0311 Rich. Liz Leitug-L Joyce Jukala. ROW 1: Sara Picard. Sherry Fouat, Cindy Coutta. Nancy Okowaki. Robin Lyon. Vickie Young. Nancy Vetrano. Sue Waller. Ann Puchan. Mary Beth Palm, Patty Peck. Sandy Walkeapna. ROW 2: Ann Mazzola. Rose Loudermilk, Debbie Dondraa, Sandy Van Nor- man. Sue Koski. Debbie Lee. Debbie Anderson, Martha Plants. Charlotte Lehto. Rose Hanna. ROW 3: Sabrina Fobes. Toni Camplese. Madelle Andrews, Melanie Bennett. Jam Cupldo. Eileen Bevacqua, Paulette Hindmarsh. Shelley Andolsek. Sharyl Stark. Mary Lou Purola. ROW 4: Barbara. Cassell. Tina Urbana. Ginny Strandmtm. Carol Ray. Ann Mary Asmus. Hope Campbell. Sue Salmen. Judy Cnrberry. Finally Compose Sr. Men, Girls The Senior Women's Club is a service club to which many of the Harbor senior girls belong. They take part in several activities during the year and raise funds to help needy families and donate a gift to the school. They get the year off to a good start with the homecoming dance. Throughout the year they sell candy after school. sell popcorn at football games. and hold bake sales. ' The girls adopted a family at Christmas. They also ordered special shirts for the club. Mn. Edabum, adviser: Barbara Caucll. locratnry: Jill Emery, vice-presidenz. ROW 2: Charlotte Lehto, president; Shelley An- doluk. treasurer. El 9 A. Mark Starkey and Richard Olsen are two of the members of Senior Men who have conr tribumed to needy families. B. The Homecoming Dance is one of the biggest undertakings of the Senior Girls. A. FhC.Ah members show their enthusiasm for a winning foot ball team. 8. Chuck Redmond demonstraces the sport he earned his letter in to become a member of the Monogram Club. n Athletes Believe To belong to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 3 boy must be an athlete and believe in or wish to believe in Jesus Christ Films and guest speakers both inform and entertain the members at their meetings, which are usually held every one or two weeks. Mr. Glenn Sutherin and Mr. John Higgins advise the club. ROW 1: Dean Foglio. Martin Kouaick. Mike Burgess. Tom Karcutt, Denny Nappi, Jack Hummer. Mike Beckwith. Elaine McIntyre. Paul Clark. Tom Zapitalli. Steve Campbell. Dale Read, Mark Johnson. ROW 2: Rainer Kansas. Andy Thomas, Tom Clint Barry Shick. Bob Poszonyi. Randy Lundi. Jim Roakovica. Tim Anderson. Don Jones. Tony Romano. Brett Horvath. Chip Goodellh Mickey McElroy. Scott Gaines. ROW 3: M22 John nggena. adviser: Matt Kent. treasurer; George George. vicehpresident: Chris Coxe, president Chlp Goodall. Stave Burgess. David Gaines, Ron Chambers. Jeff Scruppa. Chuck Anderson, George George, Bruce Beneah Mike Prickett. George Hibbs. Bruce Johnson. Doug Howes. ROW 4: Mr. Glenn Sutherin. adviser; Jim Trembloy. Chris Coxo, Matt Kent, Paul Rennick. Chuck Amzibsl, Bob Robert- son. Jim Renmck, Greg Schlaich. Lib Vitals. Lyn Wrightnour. Stu Cordell. Joe Timonere. ROW 1: Mr. Armstrong, adviser: Doug Howos. Josh Sheldon. Steve John Higginat adviser: Chris Coxe. Jen' Scruppa. Matt Kant, Ron Reinhart. Dave Cook, Dean Lillvial Bob Robertson, Mark Starkey. ROW 2: Chambers. Joe Timonere. Frank Petra. Peta Olsen. Keith Reinhar. ROW Mr. William Walsulko, adviser: Joe Phillips. Jim Rnnnick. Bob Sharp. 4: Bruce Lillie. Ray Hanton. Rich Holman. Rainer Kangas. Ralph Donna. Chuck Redmond, Tony Rupees. Tim Andaman. Kevin Lillie. ROW 3: Mr. Stu Cordell. Lennie Lee, Bruce Johnson. John Lillvia. XIV 1' ' I! . Rewarding and preserving high standards in inter-school ac- tivities is one of the aims of the Monogram Club. They also try to improve relationships among varsity athletes. To be a member. a student must receive a letter in a varsity sport. All varsity teams are included in the membership. Wear- ing the Monogram Club jacket is an honor they are encouraged to take very seriously. Members sell programs and refreshments at games and help tend the doors. I ROW 1: Dean Lillvlm secretarywreaauror: Matt Kent. president. ROW 2: Jim Rennick. seargent-at-armu: Ron Chambers. vicm president. A and B. The interrelaas tournament is one of the most popular activities of 0AA Ac- tion from 1973 tournament. C, Mrs. Scribben and Mrs. Clark are GAA advisers. D. He...r...e'n Brandal ROW 1: Joni Leikas. Tammy Lewis. Denise Saturday. Nancy Kohut, Vickie Young, Cheryl Ragnar. Melanie Bennett. Monica Labry, Regina Osowski. ROW 2: Jill Emery, Vicki Camplese. Barb Wright. Debbie Reed. Debbie Lee. Tina. Urbann. Liz Laituri. Gail Rich. Sue Laine. Sue Koski. ROW 3: Janet Cupido. Cathy Halmla. Denise Fleming. Nancy Okowski, Cindy Couttn. Sherry Faust, Sue Salman. Hope Campbell. Valerie Cobb. Cindy Rehrig. Sara Picard. Debbie Anderson. ROW 4: Robin Jaskala. Nancy Imhoff. Sue Bellman, Nam cy Sanfleld. Sue Andrews, Kerry Coxe. Eva Jadwisiak. Patty Pachkoaki, Chris Licate. Carol Bartone. Girls Are Good Sports The Girls' Athletic Association gives girls a chance to participate in sports as teams and promotes both good sportsmanship and a. feeling of good will among the girls. The intramural program and the interclass tournaments in the spring are big events for the GAA. They sponsor many other activities. Planning Board: ROW 1: Eva. Jadwisiak. ROW 2: Nancy ImhofT. Kerry Coxe. ROW 3: Sherry FounL Tina Urbana. Sue Andrewse - ' . They welcome new members w1th a party 1n the fall. They go bowlmg. swimming. and skating, and they invite other schools to playdays. At Christmas they adopted a. family. The year is capped with an awards dinner in the spring. 1 Officers: ROW 1: Patty Pachkoski. secretary: Cindy Courts. treasurer: Nancy Kohut. sergemt-at-arma. ROW 2: Sue Lame. viceepresidem; Robin Jaskela. president. ROW 3: Mrs. Scribbena. Mrs. Clark. ROW 1: Helen Gilda. Laura. Armstrong. Lois Pours. Judy Facello. Carlisle. Leslie More. Paula Tarczy. LuAnn Ray. Sharon Anderson. Diane Bracken. Joanna Jarvi. Zunna Grippe. Becky Blake. Sue Janice Millymaki. Linda Lee. Carol Clint. Roberta Lampela. Cindy Colicchioe Sandy Phillipa. Linda Detora. Jackie Roark. Marge Bond. Johnson, Barb Wise. Patty Vargo. Mary Jo Stroeter. Kathy Blank. Jennifer DiMare. ROW 2: Joanne Potter. Nikki Cochran. Cindy ROW 4: Sherry Banone. Kathy Brown. Karen DaLnnL Brenda Diehl, Kim Brindley. Janet Cordell. Brenda Campbell. Lynn Gille Hanek. Barbara Vendini. Sheri Solomon, Amy Miller. Jeanette Joan Anderson. Kathy Turchlk. Janet Woodring. Peggy KFCRL Olsen. Julie Stevens. Kathy Woodring. Margie Tarczye Sue Reed. Brenda Inudermilk. Cheryl Carpenter, Ginny Shirk. Kathy Turner. Beth Mauro. Pam Hoback. Torry Loudermilk. ROW 3: Connie Chiacchiero. Brenda DaCola. Shirley Booth. Beth Cadet Club The Cadet Club is not really a club but a group of girls who are interested in physical education. Keeping physically fit is another of their aims as a group. They help Mrs. Jane Clark and Mrs Rita Scribben with their gym classes. In their free periods two girls in each class help with both instruction and equipment. . k? CADET CLUB LEFT: Nancy Kohut. Debbie Reedt Liz Laituri. Hope Campbell. Tina Urbana, Tammy Lewis, Cindy Rehrig. Susan Lame. Peggy Huggi Intramurals The Girls' Athletic Association sponsors a very lively competition in girls' intramurals. Girls who are interested in the various sports sign up and are assigned to teams. which then play in a tournament. Volleyball is the first sport to be played. The volleyball season begins in about October and runs for several weeks. The girls play after school two afternoons a week. The basketball season follows and is handled the same way. The years activities wind up with the inter-class tournaments. A. Cadet Club members return the volleyball in their match against the faculty, B. and C, Action during girls' intramurals D. Wrestling cheerleaders limber up for practice. E. Denise gives the girls her ideas. Wrestling Cheerleaders Wrestling cheerleaders are the newest group of cheerleaders and have been active only the past year or two. They are chosen after tryouts. as the other cheerleaders are. and their activities are similar. They cheer at wrestling matches. help build spirit and pep at pep assemblies, and work at other projects They attended a cheerleaders' camp in Dayton. Wrestling cheerleaders are Betty Peck, Suilee Plcnrd, Denise Saturday, and Donna Prisca. Cheerleaders Are Tops The Mariner cheerleaders kept school spirit running high throughout the year. They organized and participated in pep assemblies and painted signs for the gymnasium. The varsity cheerleaders went to the Golden Eagle Cheerleading Camp in Pennsylvania. where they won the first place trophy. During the school year they held a coupon drive. a baby contest. and made signs for the players lockers. The junior varsity and freshman cheerleaders also had a busy year. They both attended Cheerleading clinics in the summer. where they represented Harbor well. To raise money. the freshman girls sold pomepoms. Both squads hung signs in the players locker room and helped the varsity cheerleaders raise spirit at pep assemblies. The wrestling cheerleaders attended the Nationwide Camp at Dayton University during the summer They worked on skills which they used at matches and pep assemblies. A. Debbie Lee mascot B Varsity Squad: Dabble Lee. mascot. Eva Jadwxsmk Mary Keenan. Mary Dixon.Terr1 Bish.Chris Licate. and Patty Pachkoski. C. First place! D. Terri Bxsh and Doug Pardo throw pics in each other's faces at a pep assembly. E JV squad prepares for a game. EX Freshman cheerleaders at a pep assembly. JV cheerleaders Sue Colicchio. Laura Armstrong, Mary Ann Barbato. Bucky Blake. Brenda Campbell, Jeanette Olsen. Fresh cheerleaders. ROW 1: Cheryl Pokelsek. Lynn Gill. Sue Powell ROW 2: Margie Bond. Linda Detore. A Mn Jaskela. Robin and Mr. Licate watch crowning. B. Chns and father. C. Girls and escom meet student body. D, ti E. Ann Puchan and Barb Wright in the prpgame parilder F. Queen and court following ceremonies. G. Chris Licate begxns her reign as queen. H. Joe Timonere crowns Chrls at the dance Cindy Coutts. Mark Anderson, Janet Cupido. Frank Cicogna. Sherry Faust. Tim Anderson. Maryellen HummerV Chris Coxe, Robin Jaskela, Josh Sheldon. Chris Licate. John Harrell, Ann Puchan. Doug Pardo. Barbara Wright. Chuck Redmond. Chris Licate Is Homecoming Queen It. was a happy night for Chris Licate as she was crowned the Homecoming Queen at haleime in the football game with Edgewood on October 26. The members of the court included Cindy Coutts. Janet Cupido. Sherry Foust. Maryellen Hummer. Robin Jaskela, Ann Puchan. and Barbara Wright. Football captains Tim Anderson and Ron Chambers crowned the queen. Chris was given a bouquet of roses by the Harbor Athletic Booster president. Mr. Ken Juhola. At the Homecoming Dance sponsored by the Semor Women. Joe Timonere, Student Council president. crowned Chris the official Homecoming Queen. Baseball 136-137 Tennis 138-188 Track 140-141 Girls' Basketball 1412 Golf 143 Cross Coun- try 144-145 Football 148-151 Wrestling 152-153 a Basketball 154-157 Scores 158-159 Sluggers Rank 4th In State The Mariner baseball team had the best season in the history of Harbor baseball by going farther than any other team has gone in tournament play. They sported an 8 - 4 record in the NEC. placing them second in the league. and a. 2 - 2 record in the City Series by winning over Ashtabula and losing to Edgewood and Ashtabula. Their real highlight of the season came by being Sectional Tour- nament Champions. District Tournament Champions. and runners-up in the Regionals. The team's fmal standing was a. well- deserved fourth in the state for class AA schools. The team was led by head coach Robert Rich and assistant coach Robert Short. Senior players included Dave Peet. Rich Chupick. Rick Leonard, and Tim Cevera. Junior players were Josh Sheldon. Joe Timonere, Ron Chambers, and Tom Jones. The tremendous team effort consisted of enthusiastic players, of which six won in- dividual honors. They were Dave Peet. best batting average: Rich Chupick. best defensive player; Josh Sheldon. most improved player: Rick Leonard, clutch player: Dave Feet and Rich Chupick, most valuable player awards. A. Tim Cevera. B. Mariner slugger prepares to wallnp one out. C. An- other close home run. D. Rick Leonr ard. E. Coach Robert Rich. F Varsity baseball team, 1973. G. Coach Robert Short. H. Dave Peat. I. Rich Chupick ROW 1: Coach Robert Short. Joe Timonere. Tim Cavern. Rich Chupick, Juhola, Don Jones. Del Cochran. Tom Karlmtt. Ray Henton. Josh Dave Peat. Rick Leonard. Ron Chambers, Coach Robert Rich. ROW 2: Sheldon. Mike Beckwith. Dave Rouetto. Scot! Gaines. Jeff Skuuppa. Dan Tennis- 1973 The 1972-73 Mariner tennis team continued its winning ways with an overall season record of 10 wins. 4 losses. and 1 tie. This record earned the team third place in the NEC behind Geneva. and Ashtabula. Co-capteins for the 1972-73 tennis team were Jim McMillan and Scott Seaman. The high point of regular season play was the team's trip to Canton Lehman. Post-season play included participation in the sectionals in Euclid in which the team made a. very good showing. Mark Starkey won the sectionals which qualified him for district play in Akron. In the NEC tournament Harbor was represented in the flnals by three players. Also. in the Warren Andrews Tourna- ment. Harbor participants made another ex- cellent showing with Joe Phillips winning the singles championship and with Pierre and Bob Triozzi taking the doubles crown. Jim McMillan was chosen Most Valuable Player for the season and Mark Starkey received the R. L. Huff Award. Optimistically looking toward next year. Coach Huff commented. 1974 should be an exciting year with a balanced team in the thick of the NEC race. A Suprise Mark! B Ralph's winnmg form C. Dan Lee. D. Pierre Trmzzi. E. Bill Greene, wait. F, Mike Gardenen G. Kevin Lillie dur ing a rough practice. H. Jim McMillan. 1. Scot! Seaman. J. Bob Huff C a..- 1.- . I E 53' 'l q. 1: f ROW 1: Mike Gardener. Scott Seaman Jim McMillan. Pierre Triozzi. Bill Greenawalt, Dan Lea. ROW 2 Rxck Huff mgr Dan Zeller Joe Phlnlps Lynn Wrightnour Ralph Buona. Mark Starkey. Kevin Lillie. Lenny Lee. Sceve Reichen. Conch Robert Huff. AV Coach McQuaide and Bruce Lillie Lake :ime out for a break. B. Jeff Viall. C. Keith Reinker. Man Kent and Chris Coxe get read, y for the 2230. D. Dave Fortune. E. Coach Dean McQuaida. F Coach John Higginl ROW 1: Joel Beasley. Dave Cook. Bruce Johnson. Dave Fortune. Jeff Laurila. Jim Rennick. Steve Koch. Coach Dean McQuaide. ROW 3: Viall. Lib Vitale. EarlHarris.Kaiser Holman.Richard Holman, Bob OXe Larry Ende. Matt Kent. Chris Coxet Frank Petra, Albert Anderson. leye Tim Laurilae ROW 2: Coach John Higgins. Greg Schlaich. Doug Mike Markham. John Ockman. Kevin Bragg. James Bradley. Scott. Bruce Lillie, Terry Schlaich, Keith Reinker, Tony Romano. John lass; Rebuilding Year For Cindermen 3-... ,. Under the supervision of John Higgins and Dean McQuaide. the Harbor track team had a respectable year. They placed fourth in the NEC and second in the City Series. The team's competition was good for a young- team. but there were several outstanding individual performers. In the Geneva relays, Jim Rennick. Rich Holman. and Dave Fortune placed first in the shot put relay. For the Men- tor relays Frank Petro. Rich Holman. and Greg Schlaich took fourth in the dis- cus relay; Jim Rennick. Dave Fortune. and Rich Holman took flfth in the shot put relay: and Keith Reinker. Bruce Lillie. Larry Ende, and Bill Wiser took fifth in . n the mile relay. The qualifiers for the Kent Regionals were Jim Rennick shot put: f3; Bill Wiser. 440: Matt Kent. 880: the 880 relay team: and the mile relay time. , . i gml'xiaz; W. ! 1W5 , I ROW 1: Belinda Oliver, Sue Andrews. Sue Laine. Cindy Rehrig. ROW 52: Robin Jaskela. Peggy Huggins. Nancy Kohut. ROW 8: Beth Mauro. Sharon Anderson. Karen Beitzt Pam Thompson. Girls Fall Short Of N.E.C. Title The 1973-74 Mariner girls basketball team finished the season with a hard-fought season record of 5 wins and 3 losses. This record placed them in a second-plece tie with Conneaut behind NEC leader Edgewood. The Teamis city series record of 3 wins and 1 loss earned them a first place tie with Edgewood in the city series. In non-league play, the Mariner girls played the team from Perry High School two times and were victorious on both occasions. Co-captains for the 1973-74 season were Robin Jaskela and Nancy Kohut. The eleven member team was composed of seven seniors. Peggy Huggins, Robin Jaskela, Nancy Kohut, Sue Laine, Belinda Oliver, Pam Thompson. and Sue Andrews. The remaining team members are Cindy Rehrig. the only junior, and Sharon Anderson. Beth Mauro. and Karen Beitz, all sophomores. Asked about the season. Coach Scribbens commented, uThe season for the Harbor Girls' Basketball team was very successful. They defeated Ashtabula on Bulels court for the first time in 4 years. As for any predictions for next season. Coach Scribbens commented. I lose 7 seniors this year so no prediction will be made on next years season. A. Cindy Rehrig scores in a battle with the Warriors 8. Rubin Jaskela and Peggy Huggins move in during a match with Bula. C. 8: D. Chuck Redmond and John Williams show their winning skill. ROW 1: Chuck Redmond. Eric Wagner. Jerry Nierzejewskit ROW 2: Coach William Wasulko. Mike Nierzejewski. John Lillvis. Stu Cordell. Greg Del Prince. Linksters Post Excellent Record The Harbor golf team had yet another successful year with an outstanding over-all record of 18 wins and 3 losses. They captured the NEC crown. won the City Series. and placed fourth in the Sectional and fifth in the District. Leading the squad were juniors Chuck Redmond and John Lillvis. who won the Meehan Award. and freshman Greg Del Prince. Bill Righter. Eric Wagner. Jerry Nierzejewski. Hank Pekkola. Florian Eggleton and John Wilson were senior members. Coach Walsuko expects another good team for the 1974 season. He commented that they should be a strong contender for the next NEG crown. A. Bruce Lillie keeps in shape. B Steve Reich- ert, C. Bruce Lillie. DV Doug Pardo. E. Coach Dean McQuaide, F. One of the two female mem- bers of the team. l ROW 1: Joel Bossley, Kevin Lillie. Doug Pardo. Steve Reichert. Loree Briggs. Earl Harris. Jim Bosuley, Clay Shich John Luuriln. Bruce Lillie. Lenny Lee. Larry Ends. ROW 2: Mary Jo Stroeten Joe Ends. I mm. PF 1 I v 3m- Harriers Have Strong Season The Mariner cross country team had a very successful season. Not only was their record excellent, but they learned more about the running technique. They had a 4- 1 record in the NBC and a 2-0 record in the City Series. The team was proud of their fine season and also because they set a first at Harbor-they allowed girls to participate. Loree Briggs and Mary Jo Stroeter were runners while Leslie Eller served as statistician. The squad was ably coached by Dean McQuaide. with Bruce Lillie and Steve Reichert as senior co-captains. The other senior was Doug Pardo. Two runners were outstanding for the Mariner team. Larry Ende qualified for the district meet and Bruce Lillie was voted the most valuable runner. Gridders Sport 6-3-1 Record Varsity Football ROW 1: Jim Rennick. A1 Anderson. Matt Kent. Chris Coxe. Steve Bruce Bertea. Jack Hummert Paul Rennick. Steve Campbelli ROW 3: Burgessi Tim Anderson Ron Chambers. Frank Petra, Joe Timonere. Rainer Kangas. Chip Goodall. Gary Bish. Bert Horvath. Don Jones, Carl Turner. Tom Flick. Terry Schlaich. ROW 2: Tom Zappitelli. Tony Bret Horvath. Paul Clark. Dave P1nelli.Tom Karkutt. Blaine McIntyret Romano. Lib Vitale. George Hibbs. Joe Sharp. Mark Lillvis, Mike Jim Roskovica! Greg Schlau'ch. Scott Cocanower. George George. Prickett Richard Holmuni Ray Benton. Kaiser Holman. Al Crockett The 1973 football squad under the coaching of Mr. Glenn Sutheein ended with a 4-2-1 record for the NEC. The team had great spirit and attitude but fell short of the NEC crown because they did not have quite as much ability as some op- posing teams. This yearis team was led by co-captains Tim Anderson and Ron Chambers and seniors Albert Anderson, Steve Burgess. Chris Coxe. Matt Kent. Frank Petrot Jim Rennick, Terry Schlaich. Joe Timonere, and Carl Turner. Games which highlighted the year were Harboris exciting 7-6 Homecoming victory over Edgewood. their 7-7 tie with Ashtabula. and the Mariners' 39-0 stomping of Jefferson. Two of Harbor's players were honored during the year. Jack Hummer was voted best offensive player of the week in the city when he gained more than 100 yards in the game against Geneva. and Matt Kent was also voted the best offensive player for his excellent performance. A. How come theyre out there and we're in here? uLook m the score board. B. Please move 77 or else! C. Blonde? Where? Where? D. You've been watching too much Kung Fu. Q g, 51 nm Ismam I sun Mama 3 ' .9015in 3a mama 5m! Coachea Head Coach Glen Sutherin Omeeling in FRONTl Dick Pavoliuo, Lynn Altonan. Ron Chums. Rex Reigert Jake Rose. Rich Gregor. Mascot - Greg Vuileu' II Xv ' 1 1 -W. x,- R. Half Albert Anderson Show Strength W . .. Frank Petro LV Tackle v n I F. Dan Jones Manager Steve Burgess L. Guard Ron Climbers Tackle Jim Rennick Center Joe Timonere Quarterback Carl Turner R. End J.Vis End 4-1 JV gridders lost only one game. They beat Conneaut 14-12. Geneva. 12-0. Madison 16- 0. and Edgewood 8-0. St John won 14-8. Mr. Richard Gregor and Mr. Ron Chutas coached the team. Don Jones ran the option play to beat Conneaut and threw TD passes to Greg Schlaich and Tom Karkutt against Geneva. Kaiser Holman scored against St. John with a. 99-yard run. Ray Henton and George Hibbs made the TD's against Madison, and Hibbs got the conversion. J as Sharp passed to Terry Schlaich for the TD against Edgewood, and Karkutt con- verted. A. Friend or foe? B.On1y the Six Million Dollar Man could stop Steve Burgess. Carl Turner. and Tim Anderson in their pursuit. C. Boy. am I gonna get sacked. Hey. guy, your shoal untied! D, Hay Ma! Winch this! E ...... but if we run that play - Operator, get this nut off the hue! Frosh Gridders Show Room For Improvement The freshman gridders had a. disappointing year. ending the season with 1 win and 6 losses in the NEC. Coaches Richard Pavolino and John Rose determined their losses as from lack of experience. failure to move the ball. and not being able to stop the opposing team. Though the freshmen suffered defeats. Barry Shick. Mark Radwansky, Mark Johnson. Dave Gaines. and Richard Hazeltine played well and were the team's stand- outs. The players plan to do better next year with more pride. determination. and confidence. Freshman Football ROW 1- Larry Gillersleeve, Dennis Nappi. Mark Johnson. Rick Lund1.Frank Bento, Jim Dioneff, Don Cook Coach Rose. ROW 3-7 Lesvltt, Ken Buck. Jeff Ecklumi Mike Burgess, ROW 2- Coach Ernest Williams. Mark Radwansky, Dave Gaines. Bruce Pavollno. Mike Clayman. Scott Moaier. Bob Pononyi. Randy SHllman. Tom George, Barry Shick, Grapplers Have Power 'Ilul' Tony Rapoae Jim Rennick WRESTLING: ROW 1: Aaron Culling. Tom Zappitelli, Steve Womble. Dean Lillvis Doug Howes. Tony Rapase. Chip Goodall, Jim Beasley. Micki McElroy, Kevin Bragg. ROW 2: Coach Dean McOuaide, Fran Coiling. Bill Dieffenbacher. Reine!- Kangas. Frank Petroy Ron Chambers. Marshall Rennick. Coach Rich Gregor. ROW 3: Tony Romano. Mike Nomnen T om Rogers. Scott Cocanower. Rick Durkovlc. Randy LundL Kenny Beaver. Paul Clark Doug Bowel A.. BH and C. Frank Petro. Tony Rapose. 11nd Rainer Kangss continue Harbor! winning streak. Harbofs matmen started the season with a new mat and a. new bulletin board. which they put to good use. Something else new was a. special assembly to educate fellow students on how's. whys and wherefore'a of wrestling matches and scoring. They had a 6-3-1 season. Including the Weirton Tournament, it was 8-3-1. Going into the sectionals. Steve Womble and Frank Petra were seeded first, Fran Calling second. and Rainer Kansas fourth. They were 5th in the sectionals. with Womble. Petro, Colling, and Kansas going on to district competition. Teamwork Pays Off A. Jim Bradley outruns his Jefferson opponent B. Over my dead body you're getting the ball tm- mime C. Coaches Short and Armstrong arenV ex- actly overjoyed with that last turnover D. Kent cans 2 more E. Team captain John Coleman will jump to any height. to get a Ihot at the basket. VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: Doug Pardo. Jeff Skaruppa. Matt Kent. Ray Henton. and Chuck Amzlbel. Kevin Llllie,John Coleman. Alan Ziegler,Jim Chris Coxe. Byron Sargent. ROW 2: Managers. David Huggins Bradley, Dan Juhola. Coach Robert Short. Conch Ed Armstrong. J Vhs Improve The 1973-1974 Junior Varsity Basketball team had a. season of learning. By the end of the schedule the team members had started to play up to their capabilities. and most had shown improvement in at least one phase of the game. The Mariner reserves, under coach Robert Short and co- captains Jeff Skaruppa and Willie Jones. had a 7-6 NEC record. J UNIOR VARS ITY ROW 1: Willie Jone; Al Crockett, Mike Beckwith, Tom Clint, Willie Saddler. ROW 8: Coach Robert Short. Kenny William; Nelson Benedict, Ln: Vitals. Jim Tremblaye Jet! Bku'uppn A. Willie Jones racu toward another field goal with Al - - Crockett ready to aunt. B. Sophomore Jeff Skmppa - rips down a rebound during the home match between Conneeut and Hubor. C. Now. Kenny, we all know you weren't wearing lead shoes! D. Don't believe that Freehmen game: aren't as rough as J.V. or Varsity! D. Fingertip tennis. anyone? F. The magnetic basket- ball pulls four freshman eager: to the air. Freshmen Hustle Despite being the shortest team in the NEC, the freshman cagers used hustle and dedication to turn a bleak-looking season into a successful one. By utilizing a full court press and fast breaks. the Mariners compiled a. 11-6 season record. Coach John Higgins, at the helm for his first year. produc- ed a fine season with the aid of co-capmins John Bradley and Randy Jonas. FRESHMEN- ROW 1: Joe Larko. Mark Johnson. Brad Short. Jerry Karkutt, Scott Carpenter. ROW 2: Coach John Higgins. Anthony Jones. John Bradley. Bruce Stllhnan, Randy Jonas max 7 Oonnomt Geneva um 81:. John Hoxagond Edgewood NEG City Barlo- Msdlson Scores 8...... com w: ' mums E Perry Harvey Riverside Grand Harvey Geneva. Conneaut Commit Ashtabulu St. John St. John mum; Mentor Kent State Br. Madison Oomomt Edmond Cmton Lehman cnoss comma wn Jw'm mm Connauut Hmoy Ashtabuh Grand River Pymtunlng Vslloy l7 Gonnosut 19 3:. J ohn St. John Gone . 81 Mndhon - :31:ch Pdnuvlllo Riverside Edmood oumunont mm as Geneva. 8:. John 19 J' ' BASEBALL Hcdllon 49 nmma. NED Booord 5-8 Geneva. Wunn G. Ending mac 8nd Sectional 5th NEG 3 Chudon Lum-y Bade manned for WW M' Perry district. District 5th Oonnosut Geneva. WRESTLING WE hum . Riverside Gonnom 88 - um Geneva 83 JOHOI'OOII Ashtabulu 89 Edgewood Riverside 8 uw-on WM 39 Connonut Pdtport Huber Anhtnhuh. um 15 6.11 . 3 ! 99 Ghana:- Audemy Edmood 9 Parr, Jefferson 84 ampuu Weirton Tournament . ' Gama, Pdrmont 48 Lorain c.gh, Weldon 97 Boloit w. Br. Roosevelt 4:5 Joffenon Forfoit mac 8nd Sectional 51:1:le . pmon mm mm 3-3-9 0 ... 13.5 NEG 8nd plus. 6-0 Sectional, District Champ. Regional Runnmup 8cm AA Tournununt 4th plus 090500$0G$Duuaa M$MOOGQOOQMOIDOO g a E a 9-1- awODDOOGQbh-GGIIhOOO GDUFOOIFNUHSHHHI-IILHO GCO VARSITY mum Erie smug Vincent Youngstown Bowen Conneaut Geneva Aahtabulu St. John Madinon Edgewood Jelfomn chkllffe JV FOOTBALL Conneaut Genevn St. J ohn Madison Edgawood ' 3840080 n n-n GOO 18 B 18 8 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL WE Geneva Connenut Ashtabula. St. John Mnduon Edgewood Evordde Ashtabula Overall 1-6 FREBHMAN BASKETBALL Ashtabuls Madison St. John J .B. Williams Conneout Ashtabula. Brnden Jr. High Geneva Madison St. John .13.. Willim- Conneaut Braden J r. High Geneva TOURNAMENT William. ' Connosut Final Genovu Overdl 1 1-6 vmm BASKETBALL vim ' J offemn THEY Preview V Edgowood 81 18 St. John 12 8 Ashtabula. 18 18 Anhtabuln 68 65 St. Edward- 51 58 Edmood 59 89 Genavu 60 48 Riverside 58 54 Madhon 90 44 Harvey 76 5B 4 St. John 80 4B Jellorson 75 58 Conneaut 59 58 Ashtabuln 5 55 58 Edgewood 74 86 Geneva 54 58 Madison 73 51 81:. John 79 88 Joaemn 77 61 Connenut 55 58 Youngstown North 64 75 Tournament Youngstown Liberty 49 Badger 48 46 Overall 15-8 NEG Lane 61 49 Warren JFK 83 81 Twinshurc Ghnmborldn 47 88 Coleman 4 Bradley named to all NEG t All County teams. 0019mm named to 8rd tom All-Ohio. 3 JV BASKETBALL THEY 48 49 48 40 58 55 48 37 48 43 43 51 45 41 4 1 45 7-6 Alhtlbnls St. Edward: Edgewood Geneva Riverside Madhon Harvey 8t. J ohn Jonorlon Alhubnln Edgewood Geneva Madison St. John SSEBSSBSSIESIS C p Oonnesut Overdl 8-6 is Editor: 800 Senior Direciory 195-199 4. m m .n o m M .m Patrons 193 Ad: 162- 192 G m m m m D A E: .- viii .. 917 ; :7 ' f . ' W; 9' - .- q - TURNERS IJHMMFHHJ; .HlV u LJ - L'AUJJTUVU H I'M 7.3- l A Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Of 1974 TURNERS PHARMACY Your Druggist Is More Than A Merchant 527 Lake Avenue Ashtabula. Ohio Protection Creates Happiness Maurice Gilbert Insurance Agency ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE v 964-3877 ROSES DAIRY PRODUCTS AND LUNCHES 525 Lake Avenue Ashtabula. 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Ohio 44004 HARBOR BOOT SHOP 514 Lake Ave. Across From The Harbor Post Office Congratulations Graduates 5th Wheel 8L Travel Trailers- x' J! Pickup 4BANNER Campers 6L Krown Edwards Vitality Foot-So-Ports Camping Trailers lD-RAY TRMLER SALES FoothI-aits Uniroyal Rubberwear Rt. 45 Saybrook. Ohio Shoes for Children and Adults Commercial Bank CENTRAL HEIGHTS OFFICE GEORGE SIMON MUSIC STORE DELL RUTH FLOWERS Ruth Sires 234-236 Progress Place Dell Richards Ashtabula. Ohio Phone 993-6495 Ashtabulzm Ohio 993-8875 COBBLEDICK BUICK-OLDSMOBILE, INC. 2919 North Ridge East 0 Ashtabulm Ohio 44004 Phone 993-2195 The One Stop For All Your Lumber Needs BETSY ANN'S CARDS 8c GIFTS 8L COOK DRUGS Congratulations Class of 374 g Wanna: LUMBE PAUL H. STEGHAMER. INC. 3 5.1-9 9 '- 3 ' .L DODGE LUMBER Lincoln Mercury American Motors 615 West 45th Street Fiat 993-5251 or 997-3666 Barber Shop 1471 West 5th Congratulations! EDGEWOOD DRY CLEANER 3116 State Ashtabula. Ohio r Eileen1s Watch Repair 8: J ewelry Diamond Restyling Quality Repair and Merchandise Discount Prices Trophies HIL-MAK SEAFOODS Market 1619 West 5th St. Restaurant 449 Lake St. The Finest In Seafoods Phone 964-3222 ASHTABULA SEWING CENTER 4614 Main Ave. Ashtabula. 0. 992-3101 APPROVED SINGER DEALER Singer Sewing Maching And Vacuum Cleaner Service Tel. 963-1270 4006 Center Road Git. 451 Ashtabula. Ohio 44004 nowMgge Compliments of HARMON PASSELLA INSURANCE AGENCY 1115 Thayer Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio Compliments LAWLER INC. Doing Business As The Carlson Steel 1k Fabricating Co. 478 East 5th Street 964-9466 Ashtabula, Ohio The City Series Congratulates The Class of 1974 COUNwa SNINGS 8c LOAN Q. ASHTABULA Sponsors of the City Series in Cross Country, Football, Basketball. Track. Golf. Tennis. and Baseball Rt. 20 East Congratulations To The Class of 1974 PREMIX, INC. North Kingsville Congratulations to the Class of 1974 BENDER'S PHARMACY We Deliver Ashtabula. Ohio Phone 997-1336 215 Park Place 4524 Main EMPIRE GOLD Ashtabula, Ohio BRUNNEES FABRIC FACTORY 2 Locations to Serve You Ashtabula 39th Off Station Ave. Girard. Pa. Reese's Plaza Routes 18 8t 20 Congratulations CHILUS FUNERAL HOME 1440 Prospect Ashtabula. Ohio SVelden House 2' - smorgasbord ; Over 40 Types of Tasty Treats Await You At Every Serving. All You Care To Eat. And Seconds Are Free 2247 Lake Avenue 998-2369 Congratulations JERRY SINKLERS ASHTABULA FORD Ashtabula. Ohio 5:, Harbor Realty f Your Local Realtor Carl Labry Wanda Matthews Ellen Sabo Roland Kelly W. E. Bennet, Jr. W. E. Bennett. Broker Bebe Harris Charles Hampton Charles Perry 1102 Lake Ave. 964-7142 NZ Congratulations To The Seniors Coal W. H. FLOWER CO. Building Supplies 993-7321 858 West 52nd Street Ashtabula. Ohio Harbor Band Salutes Its Graduating Seniors Congratulations to the Class of 1974 TALLBACKA UPHOLSTE RING CO. 428 Center St. Congratulations Class of 1974 LOUDERMILK TRACTOR AND MOWER SALES 7606 Center Rd. Ashtabula, Ohio M31 dimcggre Our Hair Cutting Salon Hours Technique is Mon68 to 5 '1'ues--Closed Wed68 to 5 Thurs68 to 9 Fri-B to 9 Sat-S to 5 Ashtabula, Ohio Congratulations! ROGERS JEWELERS Distinctive J ewelry 4609 Main Ave. Congratulations to the Class of 1974 NEW JERSY ZINC COMPANY WINKE LMANS SHOES 4601 Main Ave. C ONGRATULATIONS LAKE SHORE STEEL COMPANY MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS 0 Designers 0 Erectors 0 Fabricators P. O. Box 3017. 529 Front Street Ashtabula. Ohio DEMARCO mu MECHANICAL CONTR ACTORS MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS Ashtabula. Ohio 964-7603 P. O. Box 1765 2401 West Ave. CONGRATULATIONS RMI Company Metallic Sodium Chlorine Sodium Peroxide Titanium Sponge Metal Extrusions Ashtabula, Ohio Your Northeastern Ohio Building Headquarters THE 1. G. LAIRD LUMBER COMPANY Corner of Lake Avenue and West 8th Street Laird Lumber is Northeastern Ohio's Complete One-Stop Lumber Store for All Your Building Needs i 'r. e ANG no Volkswagen F u an IT R E 5 ginning DUCROSi ' ' ST. ANGELO,S FURNITURE CALLIHAN MOTORS Preserving the Ducro Tradition 4615 Park Ave. Ashtabula. Ohio DEAN 8: BARRY PAINT TOWN 4640 Main Ave, Phone - 992-9956 Ashtabula. Ohio 44004 Celebrating Our 25 years Service since 1948 WINS PHARMACY Wan'leld Sill, BS.. R.Ph. Phone 992-6566 4343 Main Ave. Ashtabula. Ohio Congratulations M. C. ROBINSON AND COMPANY Main Office 4807 Park Ave 992-3196 Congratulations to the Seniors FIRCH BAKING COMPANY 997-1046 937 West 52nd Ashtabula. Ohio PNONE 95478527 Kcnovc: 5.3,; nuts w M H mm HARBOR WHOLESALE MEATS RESTAURANT AND HOME FREEEP SEPV1CE CHOICE MEAT CUT TO ORDER FREE DELIVERY SALESMEN KEN BOZMAN 1404 WEST 8TH ASHTABULA OHIO We Welcome: Youthful Drivers PERSILY INSURANCE 4215 Main 992-8041 997-1911 Happy Motoring On The Roads Of Life DeMaids Driver Training 4720 Hope Avenue 997-7547 Congratulations BOLLMAN BROS. CONSTRUCTION Masonry Commercial Industrial Residential 1735 Spruce Drive 964-3902 1716 West 8th Street 964-7006 4643 Main Avenue Ashtabula. Ohio Northeastern Ohio Jatiorml Bank 4366 MAIN AVENUE ASHTABULA. OHIO Harbor Market 934 LAKE AVENUE ASHTABULA. OHIO Charles Potti Memorial Chapel R.E. EIGAND INCORPORATED TRUCK AND INDUSTRIAL LEASINGvSALES-SERVICE-PARTS INDUSTRIAL 1432 E. let St. Phone 998-1334 Ashtabu1a Ohio EQUIPMENT LIFT TRUCKS ALLI$ CHALM ERS 4421 Main Ave. WE'RE PLEASED To Be Your School Photographer R. E. BARBIAN AND ASSOCIATES ABOVE BEAUTY SCHOOL 998-0200 Forrulluys Divzswzi Lmde Dn'ismn Lmdv Dzvishm quuefxed Gases Weldmg Matenals Piam Union Carbide Corporation Best wishes to you. Class of 1974. America awaits your answers to the problems that face us today. your responses to the Challenges of the future, We at Union Carbide. your neighbors friends. and parent5 are confident you will Justify our pride m you. Congratulations Class of 1974 Spring Wood Products, Inc. GENEVA. OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1974 FARMERS NATIONAL 7 B A N K 2'31 me ASHTABULA, OHIO 44004 Congratulations Congratulations T0 The J 85 H JEWELRY Class of 1974 NHonry 6L Geraldine Notter ZEIGLER HEATING COMPANY 5433,: m; guugw4 S: .bng, Heating-Cooling-Sheet Metal Corner of Prospect and Station Ave 4813 Main Ave. Ashtabula. Ohio 997-9636 LAKE SHORE LANES The Family Fun Place To Bowl Sam Monda Owner - 2234 Lake Avenue Ashtabu1a Ohio ASHTABULA AUTO CLUB It Pays To Belong ! 1 n ' 1 : f 842 Center Street Ashtabula. Ohio Congratulations CHAPEL HILLS GOLF COURSE 3381 Austinburg Road NASSIEF INTERIORS Decorator Service-Furniture-Carpet-Drapery 1636 E Prospect Ashtabula. O WTW SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION Ashtabula 4148 Main Avenue 998-1400 4001 Benefit Avenue Congratulations To The Seniors Iten Fibre Ashtabula, Ohio Redmondb Super Market Congratulations To The Seniors Is The Place To Come For Your Senior Pictures Mini WW l . I ,- : Stoner Studio 1535 West Prospect 993-7841 Open Saturdays by Appointment SAJOUIC CARRY OUT Congratulations Open 10 AM to 11 PM STAPELTON SOHIO West 58th 8; Main Ashtabula. Ohio Lake Avenue 6: West 9th Ashtabula. Ohio HBeverage Is Our Business FIRE STONE High Performance Tire Center 4323 Main Avenue Ashtabula. Ohio 993-8566 duly; AND LOAN COMPANY 0 ASHTABULA.OHIO Best wishes to the Class of 1974 from: OLLIKAINEN GUITAR STUDIO 1606 West 13th St. Ashtabula. Ohio HARBOR MOBILE SERVICE Complete Line of Mobile Products 718 Lake Ave. Ashtabula. Ohio St. Angelds 30 Lanes Rt, 20 West Ashtabula. Ohio High School Bowling On Saturdays Congratulations, Seniors St. Angelo1s Super Market 3300 State Rd. Edgewood Shopping Center Phone 992-0351 998-1314 Con gratulations Seniors Red C arpet Service 4211 Park Avenue 998-1266 Bill Wheeler. G.R.I. 446-4256 Vivian Koski. G.R.I. 963-1153 Nan Mohrmann. G.R.I. 466-2039 SUTHERLAND MARINE CO. 970 West 3rd Street Next to the Ashtabula Yachet Club Deck Of Cards mmmm Hallmark - Handcrafts Ashtabula. Ohio Compliments of LOU S STAGE COACH The Best in Steaks 5205 Lake Road West Ashtabula. Ohio enneul 4530-32 Main Ave. Ashtabula. Ohio Harbofs Teen Board Models Eva Jadwisiak and Cindy Coutts in Carlisle's Jr. Gallerie, Carlislek Sauarise And Sons Inc. Edgewood Hardware Edgewood Plaza State Road Ashtabula 997-0805 QUALITY-SERVICE-DEPENDIB ILITY M V4! 501 West 57th Street Ashtabula. Ohio E .1? j? ANITA0S PIZZA 1708 W. 13th fresh 0dough made daily Open 7 Days A Week 4P.M.-12A.M. Sun-Thurs. 964-3688 4P.M.- 1A.M0 Fri-Sat. 3 Size Pizzas - 9 12 16 Congratulations to the Class of '74 NASSIEF PONTIAC-CADILLAC Congratulations to the Class of 1974 MARTIN-METCALF, INC. 4310 Main Avenue 0 Telephone 993-213 1 9 Ashtabula. Ohio 44004 Insurance - Real Estate u A if MEIR LE MON TRE E. 4608 Main Ave. Ashtabula. Ohio u: - H... d!' mlk CEDERQUIST JEWELERS 4646 Main Ashtabula, Avenue 6 Ohio Member American Gem Society Congratulations Class of 1974 EL CASA GRANDE 2215 West Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio Resxdentlal HARRELL BUILDERS INC. North Ridge East RD 4 Ashtabula PH 969-1205 Geneva PH 466-1250 Commercial Best Wishes from: WALLO GAS Gt OIL 993-5606 733 West 30th Ashtabula. Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '74 RELIANCE '- ELECTRIC COMPANY D We Are An Equal Opportunity Employer 5347 Main Avenue - Realtors Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 Dial 993-21 19 THE A. LOUIS SUPPLY CO. 5610 Main Ave. Ashtabula. Ohio Phone 216-997-516 l PlumbingvHeating-Electrical Builder's Hardware-Individual Supplies WHOLESALE ONLY 2012 West 11th Street Frank Nappfs Plaza The Best In Meats 964-7 1 19 Congratulations from The Pizza Villa Where Pizza Making Is An Art. Not A Sideline Three Locations Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabula Uptown Geneva. Ohio VARGO FLOORS Experienced Installation Of All Types Of Floor Covering 1514 Norwood 964-8073 Ashtabula. Ohio I A MATSON M0 Congratulates the Graduates of '74 2405 Lake Ave. 997-4016 Patrons . and Mrs. S. L. Altier Miss Barbara Kunes . and Mrs. Edward J. Amzibel Mr. and Mrs Edward Kunes . and Mrs. Albert Anderson Lake Avenue Stop-n-Shop . and Mrs. Arthur J. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lee . and Mrs. Jack Anderson Mn and Mrs. Frank Licate and Mrs. Thomas Andolsek Mr. Michael A. Lombard . and Mrs. Thomas Andolsek Mr. and Mrs. James Martin . and Mrs Paul L. Andrews Mr. and Mrs John 0. Masters . and Mrs. Warren Andrews Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Matthews . and Mrs. Hermann W. Asmus Mr. and Mrs J. R. McMillan . and Mrs. Eugene A. Avery Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mead , and Mrs. James C. Bennett Dr. and Mrs. William Millberg . and Mrs. Bert Bertea Mr. and Mrs. James Misinec . and Mrs. Bert Bertea Miss Ann Monaco . and Mrs. Robert Bevacqua Mr. and Mrs. James D Montgomery . and Mrs. Dale Blank Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moroski . and Mrs. Byron Bollman Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. Moulder . and Mrs. Robert Bellman Mr. and Mrs. Harland Myllymaki Mrs. Bessie Boyce Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nappi Miss Mary Boyce Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brees Dr. and Mrs. John O Pearson Carpet Mart Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peet Chapmanb Food Service Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peterson Mr. and Mrs. James B. Clint Mrs. Rita Purola. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Cordell Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ray . and Mrs. Donald Coutts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray . and Mrs. Hubart Crane Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ray . and Mrs. Carmen Cupido Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reed . and Mrs. Orlen Davis Dr, and Mrs. Charles Rehrig . and Mrs. Harry Dawsey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reichert aners. Clarence DelPrince 8; family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reinker . and Mrs. John Detore Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rennick . and Mrs. Peter DiAngelo Mrs. Leona Roberson . and Mrs. Jason Dixon Mr. John R. Rose . and Mrs. Robert Dorman Mr. Frank L. Roskovics . and Mrs. Elias Dragon Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Seals and Mrs. Eugene Eller Section Editors . and Mrs. Neal Evans Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp . and Mrs. Robert Huff Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spring A and Mrs. Norman Hummer Mr, and Mrs. John Stark Huskonen Foreign Auto Specialists Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tallbacka Mr. and Mrs.William Ickes Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. V Imhoff Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Incorvia Mr. and Mrs. Gene Triozzi Isabelleb Delicatessen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Turner . and Mrs. Adolph Jadwisiak Mrs. George Walkeapaa . and Mrs. Gerald Jarvi Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Waller . and Mrs. Edward Jaskela Dr. and Mrs. Morris Wasylenki . and Mrs. George Jeram Mr. and Mrs. Coye A. Wilfong . and Mrs. Grant Johnaon Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wood . and Mrs. Oliver Kaura Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wood . and Mrs. Sam Kent Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodring . and Mrs. Tom Kosciuszko n ailwmyw'win- Three young men who should have been members of the Class of 1974 will be present at the graduation ceremony only in the memory of those who knew them. Death will come when thou art dead. n Soon, too soon 7 Death came early to claim James Holcomb. George Kaplan. and Terry Frend. all victims ofcar accidents or lingering disv ease. The Mariner devotes this space to their memory. James Holcomb spent only a few months at Harbor. Early in the morning of December 18. 1970. he was struck by a car and died almost instantly. Something of a loner. he had little opportunity to make many new friends here. We pause to remember him. George Kaplan dropped out early in 1971. Then illness over- took him. and he was in and out of hospitals several times before he died on September 1 1. 1973. Let us remember him. Bikes. intramurals. and cars were Terry Freud's main in- terests. He died in a head-on auto crash August 28. 1973, only a few days before this school year began. Many of his classmates will remember him. Senior Directory ADDAIR. LEE 3.: General; Football 1: Senior Men 4: Wrestling 2.3.4. ALTIER. SAMUEL: College Prep: Audio Visual Club 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2: Football 1.2.3:Golf2.3.4;1mra.murals 1.2.3.4: Latin Club 1.2: Senior Men 4: Track 1: Academic Challenge Team 4. ANDERSON. ALBERT 6.: College Prep; Baseball 1.2.4: Basketball 1: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1.2.3.4: Football 1.2.3.4; In2 tramurals 2.3.4: Prom Committee 3; Red Cross 1; Senior Men 4; Truck 3. ANDERSON. DEBORAH CATHERINE: General; G.A.A. 1.2.4: Red Cross 1.2.4; Senior Girls 4. ANDERSON. MARK ROBERT: College Prep: AFS 3.4 Olost brotherh Golf 3.4; lntrsmurals 1.2.3.4; Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4: Spanish Club 4. ANDERSON. TIMOTHY ERNEST: College Prep: Class OMcer 1.3.4: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4: Intramurala 1.2.3.4: Monogram Club 3.4; From Committee 3: Senior Men 4 1aergeant2atvarm0: Student Council 1.2.3.4; Track 1: Tournament Cheerleader 3. ANDOLSEK. SHELLY 12.: College Prep; AFS Club 1.2: Choir 4; French Club 4: F.T.A. 2.3.4; 0AA 1,2; Intramurals 1.2: Latin Club 1.2; From Committee 3 khairmank Senior Girls 4 hreasurerk Yearbook Staff 2.3; Chess Club 3 Qreuurerl ANDREWS. MADELLE MARY: College Prep; A.F.S. Club 3: PTA 3.4: Latin Club 1; Prom Committee 3: Red Cross 4: Senior Girls 4: Stu- dent Council 3.4: Usher Squad 2: Yearbook Staff 4; German Club 3.4 hecretaryl ANDREWS. SUSAN LYNN: College Prep; AFS Club 3: Basketball 2. 3.4 4co-capmin1: FTA 2.3.4 uecretaryh GAA 1.2.3.4 hice-prosidont and co-chairman of planning boardh lntramurals 1.2.8.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Prom Committee 31co-chairman1: Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 2.3.4 hection co-editorl ASMUS. ANN MARY: College Prep: AFS Club 3.4; Choir 1: From Com- mittee 3; Senior Girls 4: Usher Squad 3.4. AVERY. CHRISTOPHER M: College Prep: Band 1.2.3.4: Band Council 3.4; French Club 1.2; Intramural: 1: Math Club 4: Theopiana 2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Men 4; Chess Club 3.4: District Band Contest 1: State Band Contest 1; Variety Show 1.2.3. 4; All County Star Band 2; Olympic Band Tour and Competition 2: Director of Class One Act Play 3: Clans Play 2.3.4; One Act Play 2. BARRELL. JOHN L.: College Prep: Intramural: 1.2.3; Prom Com- mittee 3: Senior Men 4: Ski Club 4. BARTONE. CAROL ANN: College Prep; GAA 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 1. 2.3.4: Math Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Red Cross 2; Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 2.3: Tennis 4; Usher Squad 2.3: FTA 4. BENNETT. MELANIE J.: General: Art Club 3.4: GAA 1.4: From Com- mittee 3: Senior Girls 4: Yearbook Staff 4. BERG. JAMES R.: College Prep; Intramural: 1.2.3.4: Senior Men 4. BEVACQUA. EILEEN MARIE: College Prep; Art Club 4: French Club 1.2: FTA 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Girls 4. 3151-1. TERRI LYN: College Prep: AFS 2.3.4; Cheerleader 3.4: French Club 3: FTA 2; GAA 1.2.3; NHS 3.4; Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Student Council 1.4Rreasurer1; Yearbook Staff 3.4; Society of Outstanding American High School Students and Who's Who Among American High School Students. Student of 19 Month 4. BLAIR. DEBRA ANN: General; Art Club 3.4; Cheerleader l: GAA 1.2; Prom Committee 3; Samar Girls 4. BLANK. CYNTHIA ANNE: College Prep: Art Club 1.2.3.4 Wicc- praaidend; Prom Committee 3; Senlor Girls 4. BUONA. RALPH MARK: College Prep; Student Council 1.2.3.4 Wice- presidenw; French Club 1.2: Band 1.2.8.4 1captain1; Pep Band 1.2 3.4 Mirectork All Country- All Star Band 1.2.3.4; All- Ohio Direc- tors Conference Band 3.4; One Act Play 1: Intramurals 1.2.3.4; State 8010 and Ensemble Contest. 1.2.3.4; Math Club 1.2.8.4; Science Club 4: Tennis 1.2.3.4; Variety Show 2.3.4: Representative to Youth Conference on Ethnic Cultures 2; Olympic Band Tour Competition 2; Cross Country 3; German Club 3.4; AFS 3.4; Class Play 3.4; Prom Committee 3 4covchairman1; Yearbook Staff 3; Chess Team 3.4 1captain1: NHS 3.4 breaidenth Baseball 1: Represen- tative to Buckeye Boys State: Senior Men 4; Student Rotarian 4; Society of Outstanding American High School Students: Who's Who Among American High School Students; Monogram Club 4: Student of the Month 4: All Northern Ohio Conference Band; Principal Nominee to the US Air Force Academy; Academic Challenge 4. BURGESS. STEPHEN MARK: College Prep; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 1.2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Men 4; Tennis 3.4: Harbor Photo Workshop 2. BUTCHER. .10le General; Art Club 3.4; GAA 1.2.3: Intramurals 1.2; Prom Committee 3 khairmanh Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2.3. CAMPBELL. HOPE: General: Basketball 4 1msnager1: GAA 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 1.2.3.4: Prom Committee 3: Sanior Girls 4: Usher Squad 2: Cadet Club 3.4. CAMPLESE. JEFF: General; Senior Men 4. CAMPLESE. TONI: General: FHA 4; GAA 2: Red Cross 2.3.4 ureasurerh Senior Girls 4; Stage Crew 3.4; Home Ec. Lab Assia- tam. 4, CARBERRY. JUDY: General: Senior Girls 4. CASSELL. BARBARA: College Prep: AFS Club 3.4: French Club 2.3.4 hice-presidentk Math Club 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4 1secretary1: ths Who Among High School Students 3; Outstanding American High School Students 4: Levy Promotlon Committee 3. CHAMBERS. RON: General; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Football 1.2.3.4: Intramuraln 3; Monogram Club 2.3.4; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 3: Wrestling 4. CICOGNA. FRANK VLADIMIR; College Prep; Intramural: 1.2; Prom Committee 3: Science Club 1.2; Senior Men 4; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1.2.3: Biology Lab Assistant 1.2.3.4. CINCOTTA. SAM: General; Senior Man. CLINT. DAVE: General: Senior Men. COLEMAN. JOHN: General: Basketball 1.2.3.4 4captainl COLFLESH. KATHY: Vocational; GAA 1; Red Cross 2: Senior Girls 4: OEA 3.4; COE Activities Committee 3.4. COLICCHIO. GARY A.: General: Baseball 4; Intramural: 3.4: From Committee 3: Senior Men 4. CONLEY. WILLIAM: Vocational, COOK. DEBRA ANN: Vocational; GAA 1.2: UICA 3.4: FFA 3.4. COOK. DAVID MICHAEL: College Prep; Audio Visual Club 1.3.4 1pres1den0: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3.4: Intramural: 3.4: Monogram Club 2.3.4; Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4: Track 2.3 4: Yearbook Staff 4. CORDELL. STUART WARREN: College Prep: Basketball 1; Class Of- ficer 3 4presiden0; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2.3.4; Football 1.2.3; French Club 1.2.3.4; Golf 2.3.4; Intramurals 2.3.4; Math Club 4 breaidenO; Monogram Club 4: Prom Committee 3 Qeneral 002 chairmank Senior Men 4: Ski Club 1.2.3.4 QpresidenO: Student Council 2.3.4; Academic Challenge Team 4. COUTTS. CYNTHIA ELIZABETH: College Prep; AFS Club 1.2.3.4 Owst sister and secretary-treuurork FTA 2.3.4: 6AA 1.2.3.4 Umeasumr and planning boardk Intrsmurals 1.2; Math Club 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Variety Show 4: Prom Committee 3 4chairman1; Senior Girls 4: Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Student Council 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1.2.3 ureaauren: Usher Squad 2.3.4; Yearbook Staff 2.8.4 mnderclassmen and senior albumh Class Tournament Cheerleader 1; Carlisle's Teen Board Model 4; Homecoming Court 4. COXE. CHRISTOPHER LEON: College Prep; Basketball 1.2.3.4: Fellowship of Christiah Athletes 2.3.4 Qiraaidenn: Football 1.2.3.4: Senior Men 4; Track 1.2.3.4. CUNNINGHAM. DEBBIE: Vocational: Choir 3: Red Cross 1: Student Council 2; OOEA 3.4; Typing Awards 3. CUPIDO. JANET 14.: College Prep; AFS Club 4; FTA 4; 6AA 1.2.4: In- tramurala 1.4; Newspaper Staff 3; Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Usher Squad 2.4: Homecoming Court 4. CURRIE. EARNEST LEONARD JR: General; Basketball 1; Choir 4: Senior Men 4. CURRIE LESTER: General: Art Club 4: Choir 2: FHA 2; Red Cross 4: Art Staff 2: German Club 2. DAVIS, BILL: College Prep; Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4. DAVIS. BRIAN: College Prep: Art Club 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Band Council 4; Choir 3.4: Math Club 4; Pep Band 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Men 4; Class Play 3. DiDONATO. TONY: College Prep; Intramural: 1.2.3: Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4. DiDONATO. RONALD SCOTT: General; Art Club 4: Senior Men 4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4 hice-preaidanO. DIEFFENBACHER. BILL: College Prep: Intramural: 1: Monogram C1ub 2.3.4: Senior Man 4; Wrestling 2.3.4. DONDREA. DEBRA: College Prep: AFS Club 2.3: Band 1.2.3.4 1rocorder1: Band Council 4: FTA 2.4: Latin Club 1; Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: German Club 3. EDWARDS. MICHELLE: General: 0AA 1.2: Modern Dancers 1: Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Spanish Club 2: Usher Squad 2. EDWARDS. ROBIN: General: Senior Girls 4. ELAND. RICHARD JR.; Vocational: Football Manager 4: FFA Class Club hreasurerl EMERY. JILL: College Prep: AFS Club 1.2; Choir 1.2: Cheerleader 2 1mascot1: French Club 1; GAA 1.2.4: Intramuruls 1.2: Thespinns 1. 2.3.4: Prom Committee 3; Sanior Girls 4 1vice-presiden0: Student Council 1.2; Pinochla 2; Dance Club 1: Girls Home Repair 1.2. ENRICCO. TOM: General: Baseball 1: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1.2; Football 1.2: Intramurals 2.3.4: Senior Men 4: Student Council 1. ESKELIN. RICK: Vocational; Band 1.2.3. FLICK. TOM: College Prep: Football 1; Intramurals 1.2.4: Senior Men 4; Track 1: Wrestling 1.2.3. FOBES. SABRINA PATRICB: College Prep: AFS 2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4 1corporal llbrarisun: Band Cannon 4: Choir 3.4: French Club 3.4; FTA 2.3.4: Intramural: 1: Latin Club 1.2: Thespians 3.4: Pep Band 2.4; Prom Committee 3: Science Club 2: Senior Girls 4; Student Council 2.3.4 1secretary1: Yearbook Staff 3.4 1section editorh Early Admission to Kent 4; OMEA Solo and Ensemble Contest 2.3.4: Ger- man Club 4: Class Play 3.4: Variety Show 3.4: Yearbook Skits 4: Kent Drama Society 4: OMEA Band Contest 4; Medical Explorer! 3.4: Olympic Band Tour and Competition 2: National Party Press Contest 2: Levy Promotion Committee 3: Red Cross 4. FOGLE. KAREN: General. FOUST. SHERRY LYNN: College Prep: AFB 3: FTA 3.4: 0AA 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 1.2: Math Club 2: Prom Comm1ttee 3: Senior Girls 4: Student Council 1: Spanish Club 1.2: Usher Squad 3.4: Homecoming Court. 4. FREILICH. MI RIAM CAMILLA: College Prep: AFS 1.2.31president1 4; Choir 3: French Club 1.21treaaurex9 3.4: FTA 1.2.3 Graaaured 4: Math Club 1 1secretary4reasurer1 2.3.4: Modern Dancers 1: NHS 3.4 1treasurar1; Thespians 1.2.3.4 Wice-preaidentk Red Cross 1; Senior Glrls 4: Yearbook Staff 2.3: Society of Outstanding American High School Students: Who's Who Among American High School Students: Girl Scouts 1.21president1 3.4; Medical Explorer: 3: Ger- man Club 4: Ohio Muslc Education Association Solo and Ensemble Contest 2 1excellen0. 3 1superior1: Community Workshop for the Performing Art: 3.4: Class Play 1.2: Variety Show 1.2.3zEnr1y Ad- mission to Kent 4: Girl Scout Delegate to the 1973 Indo-USA Culture Exchange Program in Poona. India: Kent State Drama Society 4: Academic Challenge Team 4: Student of the Month 3. GIANGOLA. DON: General. GIRARD. ROBERTA: General. HAKALA. CATHERINE: College Prep: GAA 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 1.2 3.4: Latin Club 1.2: Newspaper Staff 3: From Committee 3 general co-chairmam: Senior Girls 4: Student Council 2.3: Usher Squad 2.3; Yearbook Staff 2.3.4: Star Beacon Reporter 3: Student of the Month 3. HAMILTON. PATTY ANN: Vocational: Choir 1: Prom Committee 3: Red Cross 1: Senior Girls 4. HANNA. ROSE MARY: General: AFS 2.3; Choir 2: GAA 1.2.3; In- trmurals 1.2: Math Club 1: Modern Dancers 3'. Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Ski Club 3: Usher Squad 3: HARBACK. HEIDI J.: General. HARTWELL. KEN: Vocational. HAZELTINE. DEBBIE: General: Choir 1.2.3. HERBST. KAY: General. HINDMARSH. PAULE'I'I'E JOANNE: College Prep; AFS 1.2.3: French Club 3: FHA 2: FTA 2.3.4: GAA 1.2.3: Intrumurnls 1.2: Latin Club 1.2: Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 2.3. HOBACK. BRAD: Vocational: Football 1; Monogram Club 2.8: Red Cross 3: Wrestling 2: VICA 4; Auto Body 11 brasidenQ 4. HOLMES. FLOYD A.: Vocational: VICA 1treuurar1 4. HOWES. DOUGLAS: College Prep: Fellowship of Christian Athlete: 3.4; Monogram Club 3.4: Prom Committee 3: Red Cross 4: Senior Men 4: Spanish Club 8: Wrestling 2.3.4. HUDSON. MARY: General: FHA 4: Red Cross 4. HUGGINS. PEGGY: College Prep: Girls Basketball 3.4: Choir 2.4: Cheerleader 1.2: 0AA 1.2.3.4: Intramurnls 1.2.3.4; Madrigala 4: Newspaper Staff 3; Prom Committee 3: Red Cross 4: Senior Girls 4: Ski Club 3: Student Council 1.3. HUMMER. MARYELLEN: College Prep: AFS 3.4: PTA 4; 0AA 2.3; In- tramurals 2; Modern Dancers 3: Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Yearbook Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4. IMHOFF. NANCY LEE: College Prep: AFS 3: Band 1.2.3.4: Band Council 3.4: French Club 1.2: FTA 2.3.4: GAA 1.2.3 Rreaauren 4 wlanning boartD: Intramurala 1.2; Majorette 1.2. Head Majorette 3.4: Prom Committee 3: Quill and Scroll 3.4; Senior Girls 4: Your. book Staff 2 1co-editor of underclaumem 3 1edltor of un- derclaumen1 4 1editor in chief of yearbooh: Cadet Club 3: Variety Show 3.4: D1str1ct Band Content 1.4; State Bud Content 1: Goddess of Liberty 4: Solo and Ensemble Content 4: Olympic Band Tour to Germany 2. JASKELA. JOYCE LYNN: College Prep: Band 1.2: FTA 4: 0AA 1.2: Intramural! 1.2: Latin Club 1.2: Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Usher Squad 3.4: German Club 3.4. JASKELA. ROBIN L.: College Prep: Bukatball 2.3.4 1captain1: Cheerleader 1.2; GAA 1.2.3 wlmning b03110 4 1prelident1; In- tramural: 1.2.3.4: Latin Club 1.2; Newspaper Staff 3: Prom Com- mittee 3: Senior Girl- 4: Student Council 1; Yearbook Stalf 3.4. JOHNSON. JAYNB: College Prep; Band 1.2; Cheerleader 2: GAA 1.2 3; Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4; Ski Club 3.4; Spanish Club 1.2: Office Worker 1.2.3.4. JONES. DAN: General; Senior Men 4; Manager 2.3.4. JONES. DONNA: General. JONES. TOM: Vocat1onal; Bueball 1.2.3: Basketball 1.2.3: Monogram Club 2.3.4: Prom Committee 3. KANE. RITA ANN: General: FHA 4: 0AA 3.4; Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Usher Squad 3.4: Yearbook Staff 4. KEENAN. JOHN: General. KELLY. TOM: Vocational. KENT. MATT 1: College Prep; Baseball 1: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Fellowship ofChriatian Athletes 1.2.3.4: Football 1.2.3.4: Math Club 4: Monogram Club 2.3.4 brasidentk N.H.S. 4: Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 1.2.3: Track 2.3.4: Touchdown Club Player of the Year Award 4: Student of the Month 4. KOHUT. NANCY: General: Basketball 2.3.4: FTA 4: 0AA 1.2.3.4: 1n- tramurals 1.2.4: Senior Girls 4: Yearbook Staff 4. KOREN. KATHY: College Prep: AFS 2.3 Gunior representativw 4: Band 1.2.3.4: Band Council 3 Guisiatsnt librariank Class OMcer 2 1president1; French Club 3 Graasurerk FTA 2.3.4: GAA 1: 1n- tramurals 1: Latin Club 1.2: Majoretta 2.3.4; Math Club 1.2; NHS 3.4: Science Club 2.3 wrsaidentk Senior Girls 4; Studant Council 1.2: Debating 4: Student of the Month 3: Who! Who Among American High School Students 3.4; Solo and Ensemble Content 2.3; Foreign Exchange Student to Australia 3.4: Olympic Trip to Germany 2: Suciety of Outstanding American High School Students: Medical Explorer: 3; Class Play 3. KOSSICK. MARK A.: College Prep: Band 1.2.3; Intramural: 1.2.3.4: Pep Band 3: Senior Men 4: Tennls 3.4. KREAL. SANDRA: General: 0AA 2.3: Red Cross 2.3; Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2.3.4: Yaarbook Staff 4. KUNES. JOSEPH P.: College Prep: Intramurals 1.2.3.4: Math Club 1.2; Senior Men 4: Spanish Club 2. LARRY. MONICA LEE: College Prep: AFS 1.2.3.4: Chserleader 3: French Club 1.2; FTA 3.4; GAA 1.2.3.4;Intramura13 1.2:Lat1n Club 4: Math Club 4: Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4; Ski Club 2.4: Usher Squad 4; Yearbook Staff 3.4. LAINE. SUSAN 0.: General: Basketball 2.3.4: Cadet Club 3.4: GAA 1. 2.3.4 1viceApx-esident1; Latin Club 1; Senior Girls 4: Student Council 1. LAITURI. ELIZABETH A.: College Prep: Band 1.2.3; French Club 1.2: FHA 4; GAA 1.2.3.4; Intramural: 1.2: Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Usher Squad 3.4: Cadet Club 4. LANDON. KAREN: General. LEE. DEBBIE A.: College Prep; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4 1captain1; Class Omcer 4 Greasurerh Cadet Club 3; French Club 1.2: GAA 1.2.3.4: Intramural: 1.2.3.4; Modern Dancers 2'. Newspaper Staff 3: Prom Committee 3 1Committea chau'manh Senior Girls 4: Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 3.4 1co-ed1tor of senior albumh Student of the Month 4. LEHTO. CHARLOTTE ALICIA: College Prep; AFB 3.4: FTA 2.3; NBS 3.4 Gecretaryk Senior Girls 4 wresidanth Yearbook Staff 4. LICATE. CHRISTINE M; College Prep: Cheerleader 3.4: GM 1.2.3.4: 1ntramurals 1: Latin Club 1.2: Modern Dancers 1.2 hecretu'y1 3 1president1: Prom Committee 3 180011011 co-chairmuQ: Senior Girls 4; Student Council 3: Usher Squad 2.3 uacrataryk Yearbook Staff 3: Cadet Club 3: Homecoming Queen: Student of the Month. LILLIE. BRUCE W.: College Prep: Choir 3.4: Cross Country 2.3.4 1:15p- taink Football 1: Intramural: 2.3.4; Madrigaln 4: Monogram Club 2.3.4: NHS 4; From Committee 3: Senior Men 4; Student Council 1.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Wrenling 2: Chess Club 3.4 wreaidsnth Class Play 4: Student Director 4. LILLVIS, DEAN: College Prep: Baseball 1: Class Officer 2 Nice- presidenO: Football 1: Intramurala 1.2: Monogram Club 2.34 1secretary-tronaurer1; Senior Men 41vice-presiden0; Student Coun- cii 2.3.4; Wrestling 2.3.4. LILLVIS. JOHN: College Prep: Football 1.2; Golf 1.2.3.4; Monogram Club 3.4; Senior Men 4. LOUDERMILK. ROSE MARIE: College Prep: AFS 1.2: Band 1.2.3.4: Band Council 4 henior secrstarw Choir 1.2.3: Senior Girls 4: Ger- man Club 3.4. LOYD. ANN: Vocational; French Club 2: 0AA 1: Red Cross 2; FFA 3.4. LYON. ROBIN LOUISE: College Prep; Art Club 4: Band 1.2.3: 0AA 1.2; Intramural; 1.2: Pep Band 1.2: Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Ski Club 2.3.4: Student Council 4: Spanish Club 1.2: Yearbook Staff 2: Tournament Cheerleader 2. MACKEY. MELINDA: General; Art Club 1.2.4: Band 1.2.3: GAA 1.2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Girls 4: Spanish Club 1.2: Usher Squad 4. MALINOWSKI. RICHARD: College Prep: Baseball 1: Math Club 4 uremured: NHS 4: From Committee 3 hection cmchajrmnm: Senior Men 4: Wrestling 2: United Appeal Co-Chairman 4. MARINO. NICK: General. MASSENA. HARRY: Vocational. MATSON. KIM: College Prep: Band 1.2.3: GAA 1.2: Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 12 MATTHEWS. BRUCE BLAIR; College Prep: AFS 4: Band 1.2.3.4: Bmd Council 4 1senior liautemmtk Basketball 1: Choir 3.4: InA tramurals 2: Madrigal: 3.4; Thespiam 4: Pep Band 3.4; Prom ComA minee 3: Senior Men 4: Ski Club 2.3.4; Student Council 4: Tennis 1. 2.3.4; Yearbook Staff 4; German Club 3.4: Medical Explorers 4; Junior-Senior Class Play 3.4: Olympic Band Tour to Germany 2: Solo and Enuemble Contest 1. MCCARTER. SUE: Vocational; Senior Girls 4: VICA. MILLER. JEFF: General: Band 1.2.3; Pep Band 1; Law Explorers 4. MISINEC. DAVID C.: General: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2; Football 1.2; Senior Men 4: Wrestling 3.4. MORRISSEY. BILL: Vocational. MULL. DeANNA MARIE: General. NAPOLETANO. DAVID S.: College Prep; Art Club 3.4: Intramurnla 1. 2.3.4: Senior Men 4: Tennis 2. NIERZEJBWSKI. MICHAEL T.: College Prep; Audio Visual Club 1.2. 3: Golf 3.4: Intramural: 1.2.3.4; Latin Club 1.2; Math Club 1: Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4; Academic Challenge 4. NOLAND. PHIL: General: Camera Club 2; Law Explorar 4. NURKKA. ANN: General: Senior Girls 4. OLIVER. BELINDA JUNE: Vocational: Basketball 3.4; GAA 1.2.3.4: Intramural: 3.4: Latin Club 1.2; Senior Girls 4. OLKOWSKI. NANCY LEE: General; AFS 3.4: Tournament Cheerleader 1: GM 2.3.4: Intramural: 2.3: Newspaper staff 3; Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Usher Squad 3.4. OLSEN. PETER ROSS: College Prep; Basketball 1: Class Officer 1 1preaiden0 Football 1.2.3; Intramural: 2.3.4; Latin Club 1.2 1presiden0; Monogram Club 3.4; Senior Men 4: Student Council 1. 2.3.4: Track 2. OLSEN. RICHARD A.: College Prep; Intramural: 1.2.3.4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Senior Men 4; Chin Tournament 2.3.4. OXLEY. BOB: General. PALM. MARY BETH: College Prep: Choir 1; French Club 1.2.3; 6AA 1.2.3; Intramural: 1.2.3; Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4; Ski Club 1.2. PARDO. DOUGLAS HUME: College Prep: Foreign Exchange Student 4: Basketball 4; Cross Country 4: Senior Man 4: Student Council 4: Spanish Club 4. PECK. PATRICIA LEE: General: GAA 1.2: Intramural: 1.2: Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4; Spanish Club 1; Usher Squad 2. PETRO. FRANK: General: Football 2.3.4; Monogram Club 2.3.4: Senior Men 4: Track 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 2.3.4. FEET. CHARLENE: General; AFS 3.4; PTA 4: 0AA 2.3.4; Newspaper Staff 3: Senior Girls 4; Student Council 1.2; Usher Squad 4. PLANTS. MARTHA: College Prep: Art Club 1.2.3.4: FHA 4; GAA 2.3; Prom Committee 3: Red Cross 3.4 Qwesidenu: Senior Girls 4: Year- book Staff 4: Stage Crew 3: Variety Show 3. PICARD. SARILEE: Collage Prep; Cheerleader 4; French Club 1.2: FTA 4: GAA 1.2.4: Intramural: 1.2: Math Club 4: Modern Dancers 1.2.3: Prom Committee 3; Senior Girls 4; Ski Club 3.4: Student Council 3: Usher Squad 4. PRUSAK. LYNN ANN: General: Senior Girls 4: German Club 3.4. PUCHAN. ANN CHRISTINE: College Prep: AFS 2.3.4 1president1: Clans Officer 1.2.3.4 13.11 secretaryk French Club 1.2.3: FTA 3.4 nreuurerk GAA 1; NHS 3.4; From Committee 3; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 1.2.3.4: Yearbook Staff 1.3.4 advertising editon: Student of the Month 4: Society of Outstanding American High School Students 3.4: ths Who Among American High School Students 3: Quill and Scroll 4. PUROLA. MARY: General: Senior Girls 4. RAPOSE. TONY: College Prep: Latin Club 1: Monogram Club 2.3.4: Senior Men 4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4. RAY. CAROL; General: Art Club 1.2.3 1secretary1. 4 hecretaryx GAA 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3: Prom Committee 3 Co-Chairman: Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 1.2.3.4; Yearbook Staff 4. REDMOND. CHARLES DONALD: College Prep: Football 1: Golf 1.2. 3.4: Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Latin Club 1.2: Monogram Club 2.3.4: Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4; Student Council I. REED. DEBBIE: College Prep; Cheerleader 3: GAA 1.2.3.4; In- tramuraln 1.2.3.4: Modern Dancers 1.3.4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Girls 4: Usher Squad 3.4. REICHERT. STEPHEN PAUL: College Prep: Cross Country 2.3.4 1co2 captainh Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Monogram Club 2.3.4: NHS 3.4; Senior Men 4: Tennis 2.3.4. REINKER. KEITH: Collega Prep: Class Officer 1 WiceVpresidenQ: 3 1vice-presiden0. 4 1presiden0: Cross Country 1.2: Intramurala 1.2. 3: Monogram Club 2.3.4; Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4; Student Council 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4. RENNICK. JAMES MARSHALL: College Prep; Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes 1.2.3.4: Football 1.2.3.4: Monogram Club 3.4 Gargeant-at-armsk Prom Committee 3: Red Cross 4: Senior Men 4: Track 1.2.3.4: Wrestling 1.3.4. RICH. GAIL: General; Newspaper Staff 3: From Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Usher Squad 2. ROBERSON. SALLY: General: GAA 2.3: Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2.3.4; Yearbook Staff 4 1co-editor1. ROBERTSON. ROBERT L. JR: General; Audio Visual Club 1.2: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2.3.4; Football 1manager1 1.2: Monogram Club 23.4: Red Cross 3.4 1vice2president1: Science Club 1.2.3.4: Senior Men 4: Student Council 3: Spanish Club 1.2.3. ROBINSON. SHERRIE: Vocational; Senior Girls 4. ROSSETTE. MICHAEL RAYMOND JR: Vocational; Cross Country 1.2: Monogram Club 2.3.4: Track 1: OEA 3.4; OOEA 3.4. HUNG. DEBRA: General: Art Club 1.3.4; Choir 2.3; GAA 1: Prom Com- mittee 3: Sanior Girls 4; Usher Squad 2. SADDLER. MARY: College Prep: AFB 2: Choir 1.2.3.4: Newspaper Staff 4; Student Council 2.3: Yearbook Staff 3.4. SALMEN. SUSAN J.: Cullega Prep: French Club 1.2: FHA 4: GAA 1.2. 3.4: Intramurals 1.2: Prom Committee 3; Senior Girls 4. SATURDAY. BRENDA LOUISE: General: PTA 3.4: 0AA 2: Math Club 3.4 1vice-presidan0; Newspaper Staff 4; Prom Committee 3: Red Cross 4: Senior Girls 4: Usher Squad 2.3.4 hecretary and treasurerk Yearbook Staff 4. SCHLAICH. TERRY: General; Basketball 1; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Intramural: 2.3.4: Red Cross 1: Senior Men 4: Student Council 3.4; Track 1.2.3.4. SCHRAY. LARRY: General; VICA. SCHULTE. ARNOLD 0.: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3: Football 3: Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4: Tennh 2.8.4. SHARP. ROBERT A.: College Prep; Intramurals 2.3.4: Prom Com- mittee 3. SHELDON. JOHN 8.: College Prep; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3: Intramural: 1.2.4; Monogram Club 3.4; Prom Committee 3 1co- chnirmanx Senior Men 4; Student Council 4. SILL. RAYMOND: College Prep: Audio Visual Club 1; Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4; Yearbook Staff 2.3.4 bhotography editorl SIZEMORE. DEBBIE: General; Newspaper Staff 4: Senior Girls 4: Usher Squad 2.3.4: Yearbook Staff 4. SMITH. CRIAG W.: College Prep; Audio Visual Club 1.2.3: Baseball 1: Football 1: Golf 3; Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Senior Men 4. SMITH. DONALD R.: College Prep: Audio Visual Club 1,2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2:1ntramurals 1; Latin Club 1.2: Math Club 1; Senior Men 4; Track 1.2.4; Wrestling 3.4. STARK. SHARYL LYNN: College Prep: AFS 2.3: FTA 2.3.4: GAA 1,2: Intramurals 1: Prom Committee 3 1co-chairman1; Senior Girls 4; Student Council 1.2: Spanish Club 1.2: Chess Club 4. STARKEY. MARK: General Monogram Club 1.2.3.4: Senior Men 4: Tennis 1.2.3.4. STENROOS. CATHERINE JO: College Prep: AFB 3: Band 1.2.3: Band Council 3: French Club 1.2; Pep Band 8: From Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Yearbook Staff 3.41co-editor ofaenior albumk German Club 3.4 1presiden0; Solo and Ensemble Contest. l.2.3: District and State Band Contest 1: Stage Crew 2; Quill and Scroll 4. STRANDMAN. VIRGINIA: College Prep: Band 1.2.3; Basketball 2: FTA 1.2.4: GAA 1.2.3: Latin Club 1: Intramurals 1.2.3.4: Majorette 2.3: Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Student Council 3: Yearbook Staff 2.3.4. SWANN. JEFF: General. SWEDENBORG. MARK A.: College Prep. TENNEY, JACKIE: General. THOMPSON. DARLENE: General. THOMAS. PAMELA ROSE: College Prep; AFS 3: French Club 1.2.3: FTA 3.4: 0AA 1.2.3; Intramurals 1.2.3: NHS 3.4: Prom Committee 3 1co-chairman1: Senior Girls 4; Yearbook Staff 3.4 1co-editor of literaryk Quill and Scroll 4. THOMPSON. PAMELA SUE: General: Basketba114:Choir 1.2.3: GAA 1.2.3: Intramurals 12.3: From Committee 3: Senior Girls 4. TIMONERE. JOSEPH JAMES 111: College Prep: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Imramurals 4; Monogram Club 2.3.4: Prom Committee 3: Red Cross 1: Senior Men 4; Student Council 2.4 1presiden0: Spanish Club 2: Yearbook Staff 2. TOIVOLA. MARK: College Prep: Art Club 4: Prom Committee 3: Senior Men 4. TOTH. KATHLEEN: Vocational; Red Cross 4. TURNER. CARL: College Prep; Football 1.4: Senior Men 4: Student Council 4: Track 1.2.3.4. URBANA. T1NA:CollegePrep: AFS 2: FTA 2: 0AA 1.2.3.4: Intrumurnls 1.2.3.4: Prom Commitme 3: Senior Girls 4: Student Council 2.3: Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Staff 1.2.3; NHS 4: United Appeal Co- Chajrman 4. VAN NORMAN. SANDY: College Prep; AFS 2.3: Band 1.2.3.4: Band Council 4 Uecorded: PTA 2.4: Latin Club 1: Prom Committee 3; Senior Girls 4. VETRANO. NANCY LEE: College Prep: AFS 3.4: French Club 1.2: FTA 4: GAA 1.2.3: Intramurals 1.2.3: Modern Dancers 1.2 hreasurerO 3: Prom Committee 3 1co-chairman1; Senior Girls 4: Ski Club 4: Yearbook Staff 3.4. VOYTKO. GEORGANNA: Vocational. WAGNER. MERIBA: General: Basketball 2; Cheerleader 1.2.3: Class Officer 2 Ureaaurerk GAA 1.2: Intramurals 1.2.3: Prom Committee 3; Senior Girls 4. WALKEAPAA. SANDY L.: College Prep: Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Usher Squad 2.3.4. WALLER. SUSAN CAROL: College Prep: AFS 1.2.3 1secratary and treasurerl 4 Genior representativeh Band 1.2.3.4: Band Council 4 1sergeant Iibrarianh FTA 2.3: Intramurals 1.2: Madrigals 3.4: Modern Dancers 1,2: Thespians 1.2.3 0reasurer14 Gecremryh Pep Band 1.2; Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4: Spanish Club 1.2.4: German Club 3.4; National Poetry Press Award 2: State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4; Summer Theatre Orchestra 2; All Ohio University of Akron Conductor's Conference Band 3.4: Bowling Green AILOhio Sight-Reading Clinic 3: Baldwin Wallace Summer Music Clinic 3: All Country All Star Band 1.2.3.4: Levy Committee 1; Variety Show 1.2.3.4: One Act Play Contest 1: Class Play 2.4; Basketball Statistician 4: Ohio State Sigh! Reading Clinic 4: 1974 Northern Ohio All-Star Band 4. Miss Varieties 4: Student of the Month 4. WEINER. ROBIN BETH: College Prep; AFS 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Band Council 4: PTA 2.3.4 Hiistorianh GAA 1.2; Pep Band 3.4; Senior Girls 4: Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Stuff 2.3.4 bubscription edibork German Club 3.4: District and State Band Contest 1: Solo and Ensemble Contest, 3.4: de Cross. WETMORE. LARRY: Vocational. WILLIAMS. JOHN: College Prep: Art Club 1.2: Fellowship ofChristinn Athletes 2.3.4: Golf 2.3.4: Intramural: 1.2.3.4: Math Club 1.2: Science Club 1: Prom Committee 3: Spanish Club 12; German Club 3. WILLIAMS. KIRK: General. WOODBURN. MARK: General: Football 1.2: Intramurals 1.2: Senior Men 4: Track 1.2. WOODRING. DAVE J.: College Prep: Audio Visual Club 1: Band 4: Latin Club 1;Pep Band 4; Senior Men 4: Wrestling 1: Stage Crew 4: Class Play 3. WRIGHT. BARBARA: College Prep: AFS 2.3: Choir 1.2.3 Glistoriam; Art Club 3: FTA 2.3: GAA 1.2.3.4: Prom Committee 3: Student Council 1; Senior Girls 4: Yearbook Staff 2; Homecoming Court 4. WUORI. DAVID ALLEN: General: Senior Men 4. Editors We hope everyone who reads this yearbook likes it as much as we enjoyed compiling it. To many. this book contains memories of the happy times. the rough times. the people and places which may someday become vague shadows of a year unlike all others. The staff has spent many hours learning. planning. photographing. drawing. and writing the material that has been printed. Although they learned to work under very unaccomodating conditions. the yearbook staff came through with a very modern and well constructed annual. Sally and I would like to express our gratitude to Miss Boyce. the staff. and those who volunteered their efforts to the betterment of our book. Many thanks also to Mr. Pete Prentner of Walsworth Publishing Company. Photo credits are in order to the Star-Beacon. Robert Barbin and Associates. Art Taylor. studios and our photography staff. Thanks to the people of Harbor High School and the Harbor area for giving us these happy moments. for any yearbook Needs People. WALSWORTII Mtrcellne. Mo . l SJ Nancy Imholf-aditor Sally Roberson-co-edltor