Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1976 volume:

RIL'HHI 1; st RX H l x spnm a: suakus - 5mm 3: suxvm-ls - . - - ' . ,- aI .. 1 I 3 1 I. Al rnv-nvrb-mahhdlu.hl-'UW ..G1I , 2f. -. ' I me xghscnooI 221 Lake Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 map a 3.5. . 3;. .1 .::i ' ?1; I I '. . I ' u: . - - z . r II'I' . x I m C: 7: S I' I m m ILHARBOR HYMNI, Beside Lake Erie's water blue Stands dear old Harbor High; Her friendliness, her spirit true, Her fame will never die. Harbor, dear Harbor High, Thy name we love! Send forth thy guiding light Reflected from above, Purple and gold shall be Colors of royalty, We pledge our loyalty, Harbor to thee! SPIRIT SURVIVES UnIVERSHLLY Table 01' tfuntontn Spring Sports Activities People Index Ads A hockey player takes a break. In his office, President Gerald l'ord contemplates :1 decision. SPIRIT q SURVIVES - SPIRIT 3: SURVIVES i 5mm ySUKVIVES - . bui 3km ,lumgll 'm1;;m-; 1 illcy 1hvy'm:1 c cw hzul ihch' 'hiwd a lli! ih-qnmwlly. Hm- hc 'L'MiuiQuitsvuzna1.1m mruizm and mm- in ujvunirx 51H :H 14510Lilcduiiml. n wbxx'h w ;;J :chLL-s m: . Ln; 5mm. , : 11dii Li!: -. v81 Hwy MS? mmnccu imcl; Lm 111111 1.11.36 lm'UcI. bports 0311b war: 0m Vu'uy pcuplc u? all XVZ!1 :5 01 11i rxx c1c bmughi Logo'il'lcr. fox :1 unifmi cause. :11 LL! 2 ad :3 m '5? E- E E m m LLI Z : M D m A E-' 2 Ch :0 Thinking about his showing thus fax, Axnold Palmer ponders his next shot. Aft b k' 1 ,th' 1 t. SPIRITJ, SURVIVES er tea mg a p ay ls p aye: res s sI'HAIT-L SI H. ,' .Iim Choncs QZJ of mo Cleveland Umlicrs hUh his xhut blocked by Derrick Dickcy um 01' the Unldcn St;1tv:W4rrinn. - swan; SURVIVES EHTHUSIFISITI EXISTS SHAIAHnS ff lDildS :3 9! 11A J ,JCH htuh f'ILVL . .- . L : 1- Despite other happenings, nature continues in ifs own way. swmu swwwEs - m LL! 2 m D m A E: g 9-: U? E h ' - - . . . V n! usxasm 3b0 unds m 511311511 class. Bemg patriotic, Freshmen pledge allegiance to the flag in homeroom. SPIRIT J: SL1 RVIVES 1, m 1;.1211 w E E ..q 5.. U? C x: S 1 17', CD 'm'z 5111:- .4144141. 1 During an assembly students show enthusiasm. In SPIRIT UJITH HnD OTHERS! W Earns or :nomms u 5 mm 0:! SMES ll-Im' Fwy: I $ Main street tumed into an outdoor mall. Working intently, workmen finish the downtown mall. SPIRIT 3, SURVIVES - VJ Lu 2 at D m '9 t E F? Pondering lhc fuluxc. Dun Strcdncy accept: his diploma. - SPIRIT 3. SURVIVES deard paints .a portrait oi m: lady low. Mclmdu. A play M the pluh: IN pundcrui In .mulllcr Murmcr 1-. .. ... h f ullsOOf 3.. Couch Rlch questions u call. 6 spring musical. game Edward courts Melinda in lh Durinu a ball I SPIRIN, SURVIVES CAST OUTNUMBERS mummy cums again to Harbor 0 Highwith Ihc prmluctinn ulmOn :1 Clear Day You Can Scc. IRArcV'cr May and 10. 1075.1ml the lumoul was disappointing. The plot rcmlvcd around :1 Now Yolk l xhiutrist. Dr. Mark Bruckner tlzn'c .11 sum. an :1 seemingl-x Scatter- hruincd - nung Duig Humble tPam SpnngL Under hypnosis t0 cure her uf smokix Daisy rcx'culs u previous exisr Icnco as Melinda Wells uf 17111ccntur3 lmgland. Dam hen a boyfriend tRandi Lundil. Mclmdu had a husband 05 ark PcndlctonL and Bruckner also bc- L'Umc: rtmmnliuullg indincd. Others in the cast wcrc Richard Potter. liriu KotilaL Kerry Cow. Matt Wulln. George Hi 15. Kenn Lillie. Bob TrioUL Patty Pa knsk1. Cindy John- son, Ray WaISmI. Gail Lillie Meg Davis. Paula Dormun. Kim Wood. Luurccn Spring. Joanne Mirch.Pau1w kay Bee. Chris Bloom. Lurin Iljnson. Rue Ann Lundi. Janet Woudliug. Sue Powell. Cheryl Pokelsek Dave Hub- bard. Terri Loudcrmillx. Shirley Booth. t Jadwisiuk. Luis Pcuru. Kathy Adams. and Teresa DcDomcnic. - , W linda. will you marry me? asks ladwurd Moncrief. sweeping Dalsy off her feel with romantic gibberish. u Dr. Bruckner demonstrates his hypnosis technique on Eric Kotila as the class looks on; AUDIENCE .27 ,, I II... u.- Illi- Decked out in 17th century garb, Matt, George. Bob, and Kevin sing the bridal contract. Laureen makes up sister Pam before the show. Daisy goes out like a light under the doctors hypnotig powut. S oft lightsl lurmul dressl flowers. and people moving to the music of lrour-Wuy Slrccl and Red. White. and Blueberry made lllourncy to All lanlis. at the Slate Road Armory. a night to rcmcmbcr lbr the 1975 se- nim's. Chosen to preside as king and queen wcrc Joc Murtcllo, and Brenda Rccdl who are now Mr. and Mrs. Scrvcrs were Sue Powell. Lynn Gill. Connie Chiacchicro. Rue Ann and Ramh Lundi. Jerry KarkuL Bob Poz- sonyi. and Doug Young. Spccml effects included a moving octopus. mermaids. and wall murals of tho my of Atlantis. At graduation. number one student Meg Dan's delivered the valcdictorlan address on apathy of the student body. The ceremony cumuludcd with the singing of llllarbor llymn by the audience and seniors. Then. diploma in hand. they stepped from school- mom to working world, making plans for the future. llthrc will I go? What will I do? Will I ever see these people. my friends, again? x Fishes -Sue, Lynn, and Rue Ann. uLew; golll say Scott Gaines, Fran Calling, Ed Sanborn, and John Johnson. 1 $335.. . -, wk 1'! U U Class of 75 Fmally made it to the top, after 4 fmntic years at Harbor. SENIOR LIFE , - , 'iy, XI Happy to receive an American diploma, Barb Keller of Austria gets King Joe and his queen Brenda. congratulations from MI. Goodell. Virile sailors Doug, Randy, Bob. and Jerry show off for the Wady . THE ONE-TWO PUNCHES cums 111v 1mm mix 11- B HI MIR: INN? HHS HM! w lhc 16 h. l gum. l LH'1xHxXX 1th 111v ' 111le wan tmI Hmi'mx Wh um ml lllc :' mi .u'lllukUH-JHV .md alum w mmpul ' ucH , 1.-1:111111 rcuklllcd Whu .- mm x - wniuhnnl mg I'm ILMmI Immx ' T. . .uimmml now will Ilnwugh :In: wnwzl hcmw M I'm nwmhclm' ' xpc Irlh - Ami uhlln'x' In MIL Um WHIHK prcx IN 1119 nuxl mxmrn lH'U .er Iw MN MW .x M11111; h. .lwa ihuuph 1110 IILH U IHHU CXIWIIUIM'U. 1'10 .110 edger Io xmlk 1mm and mu. Hc NH 'hc Imlmg: Ilmn IN their llhlllif, in nu- lel LHIHIWIIHHH Dclnunxlmling his unique Ihrm. Dan lullcr lunges fur Ihc hull. s -m ' ' ' ' 7' 3 ! .4 I r, yy','J' It i a I DA . . .' ' n. U I '1 .an 3'.wa i -l-. : -. I Juc Philhm slrclchux for u lob. Nth muwlo xlrulmx Lenny Lcc um: lph u xwrlng: scn'c. Scores Painesville Harvey Warren Harding Grand River Academy Kenstom Ashtabula St. John Conneaut Warren Harding Canton Lehnam Cuyahoga Akron Firestone? Geneva Shaker Hights Conneaut Riverside Painesville Kcnstom St. John Ashtabula Grand River Academy Geneva Omm-PWUWJ3AOOOHWWW-P4AWMWM U10hI-rJC.-Ipdmmm-erTJNHHLJOpJO Andy Thomas leaps to return the volley. Straining, Kevin Lillie SEIVCS. BAD LUCK PLAGUES ,. .r-d-v-grfmv V775,; wry . .31; ,;!. , 1' 4 X 5' m9. 5'- m m: .mih xv ., Kip McCullough swings again. Concentration absorbs Dave Rosetteis face as he anticipates the catch. i Scores Perry Conneaut Perry Riverside Edgewood St. John Geneva Ashtabula Conneaut Riverside Sectionals Kenston u.7,raa:-,v1:xcw 1'19? Chagrin ' Ashtabula Edgewood Madison St. John Geneva Ashtabula HONQJKOOW-bOle NHNOKNHUIHWN hNN-DUINKOO W 1' 1t: J .ayr-44gwahr c. ,r Tom Karkutt chuLks up unothet run. H njuries. inexperience. and cold weather were main reasons why the VS season 017 wins and ll losses took place. It was also the rcamn why the team was stopped many limes dead in their tracks. lllt was mainly a rebuilding year for the team.u rc- marked coach Robert Rich. He also . l said that they held out many times 9. , - ' . t ; unttl the last innings before losing .. t , 'r'm . l l h .I-t h $38 ? t ' t ' . . V .. . They made 1t to the tournamentis but 1 ' l . ' 3 ' ' L again were stopped immediately. l There are only lbur seniors leaving '1? , - l l .4 U l which will enable the team 10 be better in 76. ,4 1. h Ah. ix ' which shows that the team was young. .. . . . . , . As the St. Johnls batter watches, catchex Dave Rosette returns the pitch. CINDERMEN EARN EXPERIENCE 5'7: J 'x ! s a $- Willie displays his winning form. High jumper Ken Williams strains to clear the bar. - . ' u;-CL .. .h ' VTmf'! 7 A Attempting to gain the loud. Kaiser leaps high over the hurdles. Once again Larry Ende mcets with victory. AND SHOW PROMISE FOR FUTURE U nder the guidance ofncw coaches Ron Chutas. and Andy lscut the 1975 track team had an up and down season. At the end of the season the cindcrmen supported a 4-3-1 dual lcc- 0rd. 151 place tinishes in the Hexagon- al and City Series, 2nd place in the Mentor Relays and Geneva Night Re- lays. and 5th place 1n the NLC, The coaches expre ss-cd that they thought the team should have gone un- defeated in dual meets and feel that next yeafs team nmybc the best bal- anced team in the area with a good chance ofwinning the NEC. At the end 0fthe season, Larry Endc set the school re cord in the two mile with a time of 9258.5 and the 800 relay team ofK. Holman, A. Crockett. D. Sargent, B. Sargent, qualified for the state meet because they had such a good record of wins. Outstanding cindermen fur the t . , track teanfs 75' season ware: K. t t - 4.. t Holman. R. Holman. K. Williams, '13. mars? . .3 . ' - ' Romano, D. Sargent, B. Sargent. $595, '. 7 L1..;m5-. ., h m - 7 Scores Conneaut 71-53 Riverside 54-73 Edgewood 77-53 Madison 63-64 St. John 92-35 Geneva 72-55 Ashtabula 63-63 Geneva Night Relays 3rd place NEC Finals 5th place Sectional 2nd place City Series lst place Hexagonal lst place Mentor Relays 3rd place I '5 . , :2 m , ': J 5 4 . . Suspense is in the air as Byron strives to capture the lead in the 100 yard dash. SPIRIT 3: SURVIVES 9POIII9 Showing fine form Murray hits away. Varsity cheerleaders clown around at a football game. SPIRIT '5: SURVIVES I llll I ' lug I, Luv Kaiser ix uongmtulutcd after going in for another score. Grappling for a pin is Run Fleming. 20 Sports Mary Jo powexs the volleyball over the net. 8?! RIT 3' SURVIVES Jeff tries for two from the corner. During practice Barb shows fine form. Spmm 2! The 1975 100117;:11 squad had it vuly sucocsstul season under the direction of coach Dzm Plutuno. They ended their season with an 8-1 record. '1 hey highlighted the season by capturing the City Series. The team showed great spirit and talent as they almost had the N1iC title in their hands before fulhng to tho undefeated Gcncvu Eagles. Kaiser Holman led the squad with em atmzing 1.642 yards rushing 10 break Harbofs old school record 011 1588 yards buck in 1958. Kaiser was voted player of the week three times. Other Mariners voted phiycr of the week were; Brett HorvutIL Paul Clark. and Tony Romano. Kaiser Holman was the NFC scoring champ with 15 touchdowns and 6 extra points for a total onb points. Barry Shick was tied For 7111 with three other NEC players with three touchdowns and 18 extra points. This yearis team was led by w-cup- rains Kaiser 1101111311 and Brett llor- vath. Seniors were: Kaiser Holman Brett Horvath. Chuck Aiidcr5011.Mikc Bcckwith. ScottCocunowet'.A1Croc- kett. Chip Goodell. Bart 110rvuth.Jolm Laurilu. Ron Licatat Tony Rmnunm Dave Rossetti. Lib Vitale. Tom Zap- pitelli. and Steve Campbell. Erie Strong Vincent Youngstown Ruycn Conneaut Riverside Edgcwood Madison St. John Geneva Ashtabula Wickliffe 22 Sports Tony Romano helps rack up the points. Spirii creams iriumph Kuiscr gels congrutululionx liurbofs defense prepares for the on- .. ,r , slaught of Geneva. . . W . Harbor pushcs thcu way through the chkhltc Imc. Randy Lundi makes u hand-off. Sports 23 The Freshman football team under the coaching of Dave Quine and Richard Puvolino ended their season with a 2-5 record. The squad suffered many defeats but were determined and full ofspirit and enthusiasm. The squad won their first game against Conneaut with a score 0f38-12. They lost to JR. Williams with a score of 8-12. One of the most exciting games of their season was against St. John. The squad played hard but still fell to them by a score of 0-6. The team is determined to have a successful season next year and plans to improve their record. The J.V. football team undcr the coaching ofJohn Rose ended a fine season with a 33 record. The squad is luuking forward to having a great season next year. Conneaut Riverside Braden Madison St. J ohn Geneva Ashtabula Defeai Wins 557' . Wt ' 45 ? V The J.V. gridders race down the Field to score. There is chaos on the field, as everyone tries for the pass. Mariners clash hcudon to victory. Sports 25 milel-s Break The Mariners cross country team had 11 very successful season tinishing with :1 6-3 record. and Fifth in the NEC IHCCLH Couch McQuuidc explained that this was the first time he had llncc runners to break eleven minutes for a two mile course and have :1 runner qualify for the Suns, Besides area meets. thc lcum run in the Kirtlund lm'it:1tiunul.tllc Willough- by South Invitational. and Ihc Perry Nursery Invitational. Larry l'nde qualified fur the State mcct held in C01L1I11blls llc Hnishcd JOlhwuha lilncof10:30. Cross Country runners stick together. Clay runs at Kcnfs Field. Grand Valley 18 Conneaut 29 Kirtland 5th place Riverside 37 22 Willoughby South 4th place Edgewood Z4 35 Madison 26 39 St. John 20 43 Perry Nursery International 4th place Geneva 25 34 Ashtabula 20 41 Sectional 3rd place NEC 5th place 26 Sports minuies ; E : 14'!er races to ViCtOFY- Senior Humm line up for review. Sports 27 compeiiiion It was a gomi season Tor heinlcy the first sanctioned scuwn ;it liui'hmz said Couch Lttutzment She uiso lhuught that the beginning of the season was much stronger than the end. The girls did learn mote through emnpelition with the other schools. especially when they went to state eompelitiun. 011 the xxholef she said. T'the team worked effectively and well to- gather. The attitude OTCUIHPCITITUH and practice was cxeclielit uniting the team which ltmdc it veigx cnjm able for me. The varsity CllLlCLl their season with u 6 win, 8' loss record including both NEC and state competition. The TV. squad had at wide variety of skill level and Coach Lautanen felt they also gained mum in competition thun thmtigh skill training. lim look- ing for a tough teum next year. said Couch Lattitunen. The J.V. ended their season with 1111 impressive 7 win. 3 loss record. Janice bumps the bull. Down on her knees. Roberta sets a Shot. Barb strains her body to return :1 servcv O Conneaut Riverside Edgewood Madison St. John Geneva Ashtabula Conneaut Riverside Edgcwood Madison St. John Chagrin Falls independence C w VISITOR OlJli-LJC-HOOIJO-IJKJ ruw-quh-IJIJIJIJOIJIJ 28 Sports LuAnn heads on 21 cullisiun course, I l l l While her teammates watch. Mary Jo tries to spike Geneva. Spurts 39 Once zlguin the Murirtersltuve turned out L1 winning 11011 team. Couch William Wuusulku said the 1975 team showed miletumhny :111111t3'.sk111.;lm.1 detcnninztthm. After receiving a 10.8 recurd. and tttkmg third place in u11N1iC.the scu- ntcri continued their seusmi into the seetionuls where they placed second. Then to further their season. the team went to district where they placed 8th Lind ended their competition Leading the linksters was Greg Del- Prinece who for the 4th straight year has proved to be one of the most out- stunding g01fcrs11ur1mrhus ever had. His average game was 30. He has been awarded with the best otihonors. Greg was chosen most valuable player for the past two years. Other members of the team helping to make the season successful are se- niors JeffSkuruppa. Nelson BcriedieL and JeffSunderszjuniors Murray Blake. Chris Puhiit and Dennis Dcluut; sophomoresr-Jet'ti Bertezi; and fresh- men -Gordi Deluut and Steve McElroy. The Mariners started their seasun by defeating Perry and Bula. They then lost to Riverside. They continued their season. by defeating Jefferson 11nd Madison be fore going down to St. ; . . . John. Edgewood and Conneaut. For . 7, ' , C ' ., .-,. the 2nd time. they defeated Bula but ' , v e , - i 7' z e. ' once again were outplayed by River- , 7 ,3 r ' 7 '1 r'e e! side and Madison. They finished their scusun by winning, the lust matches against St. John, Conneaut, and Jef- ferson and Edgewood thus ending Murray bends with his swing. 3rd to St. John and Riverside in the NFC. ' t 0- Ilitling the 11;!11011101111L' weedx tukm :111 ufGregfs mncentrutiunr Perry 155 Ashtabula 176 Riverside 174 Madison 159 Jefferson 163 St. John 175 Conneaut 172 Edgewood 167 Geneva 178 Ashtabula 185 Riverside 177 Madison 173 St, John 166 Conneaut 169 Jefferson 173 Edgcwood 165 Geneva 162 Kenston 167 Sectionals 2nd place District tied for 9th 30 Sports Chris focuxcs Ihc dt'orls on his wing. 3 With much dexterity, Jeff displuyx hk m'nning form. Muscles strain as Gng completes his follow through. Sports 31 Spirit leads to success And thutk xxhat the girlsi vtirsity team is headed l'ur hCCLiUSC of their grczit bpllll dlltl initulivv tn win. remarked Cuticli Bukcr. 'l'hc vuisity tcum has worked hard liir the past m0 months drilling. consilloning. 21nd gaining cxpcricncc by scrlmuging mhcr IC'JIHS. 'l'hc season will be a littlc different because they mm have all M the samc rules of play that the boys LlU,tVl1lLill Will be very chullcngiiig tu lllClll. AimthCi think:i that is totally ncw is that thcy will be pill'llciputlll in citywide competition. uThc girls show good lcum work and the will to work which will alsu help them quite a bit during actual com- petition? suitl Coach Baker. She has grunt hopes for the 75-76 season in girls basketball. liven though the team has hail his share of injuries. the team shows great form during practices and games. Coach Baker says that the team is very enthusiastic and that 15 a very good sign of a winning team. She also mentioned that the team had good chances of obtaining the NEC titlc along with the City-Scrics title. Her hopes for next year are that the team will show as much. if not more enthti. siasm than this year's team. With intense determination, Sheri gains control of the ball. Ashtabulu llarhm Riverside 15 Ashtabula Harbor Conneaut l9 Ashtabulzi Harbor Madison 52 Ashtabula Harbor St. John 18 Ashtabula Harbor , Geneva 46 Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabula 26 Ashtabula Harbor ' Conneuut 34 Ashtabula Harbor Riverside 8 Ashtabula Harbor lidgewuod 41 Ashtabula Harbor Madison 46 Ashtabula Harbor St. John 39 Ashtabula Harbor St. John 21 Ashtabula Harbor Edgcwood 49 Wanting to get set up, Sheri passes the ball. 32 Sports Sports 33 Sheri anxiously awaits the. screen from Mary 10. I. e m U .0 a I b S e V .l r. I S l. O r. a C y f. .w X n a t a e I u: h uh iIg m mntml the tip. Carol xhuws her abil- Audac Struggling , .w .awLu, , .9 utti N Am :3 , .Egi. re. 'l'hc girls junior vui'siu will act goals ihis :cumn hccuusc of their gicul will In gut mil .md ii iii. lL'k'LlllS Couch Baku l'hc juniur mmu Icam ulw lm good xpirii uml ihc iiiiluliw tn xiiii. lihci tlU luck cxpcricncc. hui lhm mll bc OYCI mmc during the scuwn. ic; huvc grcui spunk and cncrg; which xxill hulp thcm slung during their 75-70 season. rcnmrkcd t'uach Bukcr. l'hc eight girl luum has been working along Willi the varsity icum in drills. and wnditiuning. They also scrinmgu Ilic minty which CIMths Ilium m not only gain experience but also to pick up a lbw pointers from the varsity loam. lhc CULlClllS hopes llii' thc scu- son are ones oigrcat dcsirc. Ashluhulu Harbor Riverside Flying through the air, Lori hustles for the rebound. Ashtabulu Hubm Ashtabula llarbur Ashtabulu Harbor Ashtabulu llarbm Ashtabulu Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Aalitahulu llurbnr Ashwbula Harbor Ashlahuln Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabulu Harbor Cunncuul Nludiwn St. John Grimm Ashtabula Conncaut Riverside lidgcu'ood Madison SI. John ltdgcwood Edging forward. Barb lays Ihc ball up for two. UlleLleQlQIJIQIuwIJJ www.L-3nwwwxlruI-w Team works in Unison Rita. Katrina, and Lmi set up the ball for a big play. ht: CIOWd WJtChCS 35 Lil makes the PJZIYA Sports 35 Coach Annstmng says that Ihc 75- 70 season will be 0m 11w set gmlls 10 ha reached along with personal goals that will be met. lll'hc tcam hux that will power tn win whlch is one of thc factors of great success zmd xicmu mcnlioncd Conch Armstrong. touch Armstrong has good hopes fur his team because 0f Ihcir t'antasliculh high inituiiw and their great loam work in go along with u. The IcunL dcspitc lhclr share of injuricx. has had a grcnt scamnl Thc Icum shows guml hustle. ability; uml cxpcricncc 10 gm along with thcil inhullvc. Couch Alm- strung has great hopes for next wax and says that the Icum should he NliC champs bccuusc Ihm have had much experience while participating in the games during the 75-70 season. ! 5 With free flowing form. Mikc licckwith llings a pass. Johnny Bradley jostles for the rebound. Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabulu Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Aalnubulu Hurbux Ashtabulz Harbor Ashtabulu Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabulu Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashlabula Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabula Halbor 36 Sports Ashtabula Riverside Painesville- llurvcg Madlwn St. John J et'l'exso n Youngslmln North Cunneaut lxdgewood Geneva Ashtabula Riverside Madison St. John St. Edwards 76 Conneaut 47 lidgewood 47 Geneva 52 Garfield 63 iner Machine campuIeI-ilee: ,9, 903 Ru? 6 Q is - ' 'WVV liyeing the basket, Max lcaps for the shut. Mixed emotions cover the faces of those on the sideline. Mike looks his problem in the Bye. Sports 37 , 7 . . A A llu: l975-70Jtmtnt varsity team has shown great :tbilit; 11ml the will to win, The varsity much. Mt. Atntstrmtg lILLN great hnpcs 1m lltcm tluxl tout. II: says that thc 1min shows grunt tiniwtt 0 a 0 P a e 9 and ability. The tcam. CVCltlllUtlgll it has had its Sllill'C uti ltljlll'lCS like the .- varsity. still has 11 great uttittitlc ttmuttl winning utttl lostng. Because.- thc team llJS llldlu cxpcricnccd pluix era thcvx tcml tn lcdn toward the victtit'iutts SlLlC uticuch gtitttc. The team has hccn very successful in tcatm mmpctition which shows the sign of a champion. Ashtiihula llurhur Axhtubultx Axhtuhuld Harbor l R. llilliums Ashmbulu Harbor . Mtitliwn Axllldbuld lluihor . ' St. John Aslitabulu lhtrhur - Rtm c .Mhtabulu Harbor . llrudcn Ashtabulu lILlIlJUr - Ucncvu Axhlubulu llurbur . . Ashtabulu Ashtabulu llgirhor Madison . Ashtabula Harbor - St. Juhn 23 Ashtabula Huber Rou c 5U Ashtabula llurbor Braden 40 Aslttabula Harbor . J. R. Williams 35 Ashtabula Harbor . i Geneva 45 Ashtabulu Harbor .1. R. Williams 19 Ashtabulu llurhor Rowe 35 Ashtabula llarbur . . Ashtabulu 41 Ashtabula llurbor Riversidc 34 Aslitubulu llalhur i Puincsvillcw llun'cy Ashtabulu Harbor l Madison Ashtubulu Harbor St. Jtihn Ashtabula Harbor Jefferson Aslitabulu llurbur ' Youngstown NnTtll Ashtabula Harbor Conncuut Ashtabuln llzubor l'dgcuoutl Ashtabula llzirlmr Gcncvu Ashtabulu Harbor - Axhtubula Ashtabula Harbor .' Riversidc Aslituhula llurbur Madison T 1 , C. t 1 f Ashtabulu llarbnr St. John 01y $0 3 up D a mm or two. zhlttubulzi llarbur St. llqurdS Ashtabula llurbur Cmmcaut Aslitubula llarbm l tigewtmd Anhtabulu Harbor ' . Geneva Even though there is a definite luck of $110 In this yeurls Freshman basketball team. they overcome it by their tremendous vigor and team atti- tude. remarked Couch Juhn Higgins. The team is 1118le up only Freshmen which SUIHCUIHCS sets them back he- cziusc they don't have the experience that the Juniur varsity 0r Varsity team has. The team shows great will to win which helps them out during the . . ' ' . t , , games. High point men are; Stcvc Leaping high. John attempts to get the ball. Mclilroy. Mark Jones. and Kip lichind. 38 Sports With his eyes cluscd. Slcve Mclzlmy gains the rebound, Durrcll x'lrullh m the hull. Taking curcfull aim, Dave shoots for twat Spam 39 ttAlthough the team lucked experi- ence, they thwd nutxrnnthng pride Pride GhurucIeI-ilee; Jntl tlctcrnmulmnf mtd fuuch Mc- leldc. 17116 1975-1070 urcntling scu- sun wus ll rebtllhling unc 1m the Hurhm Nlurlncn The young varsity team. coached by Dunn McQuuitle 11nd his assistant John Rme. consisted ul' seven first year and seven returning WI'CSIlCl'S11'01111'10 74-75 scuwn. 111m year wrestlers were: Dave Detore 105. Frank Cluymun 138. Ron lilcmlng 08. Steve Pelersun 112.1V11rkllutch 185. Murray Blake 1!? and Tom George 167.1th returning wrestlers were: Chip Goonlcll 136. Mickey Mcley 133, Aaron Colling 145. Randy ,lnnm 1-15. Larry Ende 155.113111Clurk 175. and Brett llnrvuth heavyweight. Leading the team were Brett Horvuth and Paul Clark. each with near perfect records. Both showed great ability and tremendous skill. Ashmbula Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashlabula Harbor Ashtabula llurbur Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabulu Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashmbula llarbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabula Harbor Warren U Harding L'unncuut Riverside Chard 15dgew00d Mudisun Jefferson Painesvillee llurvey Ursuline Ashrabula Geneva Scott Puffer flattens :1 Jefferson Falcon! Darrell McIntyre works on a tight waist breakdoxvn on his way to victory. The varsity wrestling cheerleaders were outstanding leaders of school spirit. Participating in pep assemblies and other school activities, the girls helped raise school spirit. The cheerleaders attended summer camp at Otterbein College, where they shared ideas with cheerleaders from all over. They also attended the NEC Cheerleader Clinic at Ashtabula High School. Some of the activities of the group were hall signs, locker treats, and pre- senting the coaches and seniors with scrap books. They also helped raise money in the annual cupon drive. 40 Sports Coach McQuaide, Chip. Brett, and Paul concentrate on the wrestling match against Madison at Harbor gymnasium. Ron Iilemming takes down his opponent with ease. Frank Clayman prevents being taken down by sheer determination. Sports 41 cheerleaders 9'10!!! Larry Ende uses stradegy and muscle for an escape. Cheerleaders show togetherness before 42 Sports Brett Horvuth moves in for the kill. 3; leaving to a wrestling match. Paul Clark shows how to use the legs as he wrestles to a near perfect season. Sports 43 lmaginaiion Neither ruin nor snow kept the 1975-76 freshmen cheerleaders from performing their jobs. They all tried very hard .md even when it was cold. they still showed their enthusiasm and will to cheerl rch marked adviser Mrsl Baker. The squad conslsling of: Valerie Fleckenstcin. Kathy Kunnc, Michelle Martina chgy Armstrong. and Gina Rose have all had at least 3 years of cheerle ading experiencel The 1975-76 cheerleading squad had a successful year and showed much enthusiasm, My squad kept me right up with all the sport activities as l V I I ' .. . well as performing to a reef remarked 7 Miss Kunesl advisor. The Varsity squad consisting of Becky Blake, Laura Armstrong. Jeanette Olsen. Sue Colicchio. Sue Puwell, Lynn GilL Anita Zappitelli. and Connie Chiacchiero had great imagination along with great form. The JV. squad consisted of Rena Palm, Lisa Ucciferri. Jill Kovacs. Kathy Huggins, Jo Ann Dragon. and Denise Howes. Miss Kunes stated that they also had a great imagination along with performing well in front of the crowds. Lynn and Sue stand poised while the Freshmen start the VICTORY cheer. 44 Sports The J.V. cheerleaders to use team spirit during a pep assembly. Spons45 Harbor spirit is shown in the Nieut Bula parade. SPIRIT '5: SURVIVES -I Hang on. DennisH With Murkk help. Hutdog Icarns lum to play thc tuba the hard mun 46 Activitius SHAIAuns -3 .erldS RCTIVITIES Jim Bcnnctt melciscs his tongue. . o, Sue acts uul a smile. Sfudcnts dance to the music 0! Tmub1c County . lzntcnaincrs Kathy and Linda perform m the Christmas assembly. qulAans 1' minds Aulivilicx 47' QUEEN JULIE and the Royal Princesses On October 10. the night of the Boosters and 11m quccn was pre- Harbor-Mudisml football game. Julie scntcd with u bouquet 01' roses. Stevens became Hurborhs first major- The following ning John Roskovics. etle-Homecmning Queen in fifteen Student Council president. crowned years. She received her crown from Julie :1 second time 2n the Homecoming team co-capluins Kaiser Holman and Dance. Escorting the queen and her Brett Horvuth during the prc-gamc court wore Dun Zellcr. Dave Pinclli. ceremonies. Others selected for the Jeff Sanders. Brett Hurvath. Martin court wore Laura Armstrong. Becky Kossick. Scull Cocunower. and Dave Blakch Sharon Anderson, Linda Lee. Grippi. MllSiC ThOI' I110 dance W115 pm- Becky Ray. LuAnn Ray and chm- Vided by a local band. Trouble Coun. , nette Olsen. Each girl received a tyw. and sponsored by the Senior Thu quccn and her escort enjoy a slow dance charm from the Harbor Athletic WUIHCH- aft W WN'Wion- Laura Armstrong Jeanette Olsen Becky Ray Sharon Anderson LuAnn Ray Linda Lee Becky Blake 48 Activities L'Hcl JUI'ICR and Wilh PMHC Jive m the musiL 01' 1h; band. -w u 'rw - n'- , . 2 01 . Luiz entertains Jenny Vidal, from France, and Lena Riseng, from Norway. k W m ' um THE FAMILY PORTRAIT: Wronn Luiz, Ben, Mark, and Stoney; 033cm Pam, Mrs. and MI. Nick Bucci. Planning to go on tour, Luiz? 50 Activities Brought to You LIVE from Brazil! Luiz Carneiro, Harboris American Field Service student for this year. is a native of Campo Grande, Brazil. He was welcomed to Ashtabula by the Donald Gill family, with whom he stayed until November. He now resides with the Nick Buccis at 1039 Treelane Drive. Luiz likes the calmness ofa small town atmosphere as compared to a relatively large Campo Grande, and he says that Ashtabula is a 101 quieter than his home town. Two things he had to get used to were American food, which is much less seasoned than Brazilian food, and the American language. His nickname back home was uBiano -joker, and one of the worst problems of the language barrier was having his jokes misunderstood or taken seriously. Luiz has found many things different from life in Campo Grande. His home school doesnit have the variety of clubs that Harbor has, and it doesnk get as cold. He had never seen snow before, so getting his first taste ofit twhich he actually didD was quite an experience. He also made his skiing deput this winter on the slopes of Peek ini Peak. Luiz carried an almost full schedule ofcourses including En glish, geogra- phy, P.O.D., trigonometry, physics, and art. He was also kept busy with activities-giving speeches, answexing questions, going to games and Mac- Donaldis, attending various culture programs, and helping out the AFS club. He and his brothers Ben, a senior, and Mark, a sophomore, played on the newly-fonned soccer team with other local students. His outside interests in- clude reading. music, camping, and girls. tiFriendship is foreverfi Luiz says, and we know for sure that his friends here at Harbor and in the whole of Ashtabula will never forget him! Luiz proved to be a pretty hot hand at ping-pong, even when he played with Ben. Activities 51 The Goings on in THIS ix .1 tulcrunt dircctur! ML and Mn: Nash go over comnm s with Mixs Mcformuck. MI. lntcrnationul Kisser puts the moves on sweet. innocent Muriel Tate. Members of the cast and crew relax on the set during a break from rehearsal. 52 Activities Suite 7l9 Nuwmhcr 14 Lillkl l5 ucru thc Liutcx UfihiS chi'k hill pluy u Nuil Simtm CUIHLKU' iiPlzim Stiitcfi diIL'CICLl ht MN iriunccs I ltiULl. 111C play wnsislx 01' three illcikicllh taking PILILC iii Siiitc 7W Uithc Plum Hotel. in Apt N. Mark Pcndlctun and Kim Sti'utisscr phi; thc mics tit Mix imti Mrs, Sum Nusltt whn have been inuiricd exactly twcnIVx-thicc 01' tucnthxi-I'nur vcurs. Murkis scuctury. Janct XK 00d- iing. Lirnps by with some business which lcutls thc couple to :1 SCIiUUS discussion of their marital problems building up in the past lieu years. Next iiMr. Funmus Hullywuod Vny dimer thitt Waliui attempts to scducc his high school sweetheart tLinda Bism whu is now nmrricdv First he must convince her that there is iiiithing u rung uith hciii;i alone 10- ggclhcr in u hutci suite. A hridc-iuihc tThcresu DcDumiiiici hm luciwd hcrscliiin the bathroom with hisl-iiiiiiutc worries in thc tinul ucttllcr pLHL'HtSt Lzmiccn Swing Lllld Liit CuiL suit. Hi In goux her out but it isuft imtii the groom tRichui'ti Potteri tells her Uml up then she mukcs hcr cn- llllllL'L'. Otiicis gust were: Bob Uxxeiis. John Roskovics, QHLI Mike Nojcncn us waiters Lind u hcllhnp. The difficult juh tit stzigc Iilunugcr wcnl in Ctmkic Duniclx Things to rcmcmbcr include UVCF- xwrkcd prumplcrs, Llousiny trip with XVJICL watching his icct g0 uul from UildCI'hilil,1LJllg undior lcvclly ro- hcursals, and two great performances! h; luric tuka :i turn out the ixindou' in tight Ihc pigzcmixi Desperately, liric tries to escape the clutches of Luuiccn. Activities 53 WOULD YOU BELIEVE... . . . There wusxft any Variety Show this your. John Ruskovics. Malt Wallo. and Tom Zupilclli were chosen as mus- ters of ceremony: groups were working on skits and soloists were getting thcir vocal chords in shupc1poslcrs galore lay around on Lublcs in Ruum 7;;md two blank pages remained to be filled with Variety Show pictures in the yearbook Unfurtunalcly the students couldlfl get it together in Limc.'.111d it was called off a week before the schcd. uled dates. . . . These arc the two blank pages that remained to be filled. . . .Thcsc are not Variety Show pic- lures, A .,. . ' . , K 1 7., . . . Terry Loudermilk gets measured for a halo. L T H I n I : ... 1 am ScotVs hand. 54 Activities . . . Harbor students are known for creative activity Wim Picaxm . . . . . . Mr. Carlson celebrated a special birthday this year. ' . . . . and for their unrestrained abandonment Steve Ginny Activities 55 R The orld's R Stage The lntcmulimml l'hcspium M Hur- bor High. with Miss Hun med us udr visor. pmmolc drama and the fins :ms Among I'ullmv sludcnts. Thcy are kept quite buxy producing Ihc full JL-SI, Play. the V;H iCI x Show in thc winter. and lhc spring musical. Students are lIliIillICd into thc club In having :1 ccrmin number of pmnts 11nd gwing Iln'nugh nnc $15 of terror Ilm ends with :1 r'un I 1'llcd bunqucl and lust on Thespinn hislmy Mcmhcrs encourage participation in the sclmul pmductiuns lmlh 0n .' L 'a . -' x . stage and behind the scenes. Math Club gcniuwx play u ith their black. Must Thcspiuns are crazy people who likc to pose on 1-an Carlsunkjunkcr. 56 Aclixitics 5 , .. : Guil lwuns and hub l-xkuhn. 2 Math Cluh uHx. h z: 1- W I 3V hx . l 7 R 4 . 4:. 3. W 1' h. h h 0' A. 7' , 4 x 4 ?. X 1 hf K :3 V- 4 h ;' i K- V RED CROSS OFFS: Beth Ann Kuplun. Debbie Bilicic. Dawn Clark, Barb Smith, Carol Sistck. Sue Silvuggiu. and Mrs. Hurpst. I. h A, up 4 h, 4 j. ' , - 4 h i n. ? ' ' 4 h C - ' a m J 7 73;:9 : g 4 '1; Red Cross gals makc some goodies. ' 4 THISPIAN OHJS: liric Carlson. president: Mark Pcndlclun. vicc4 president: Iiric Kotilu. scribe; Gail Lillic, scrretury-trcusurcr. People Count lhc Hmbm' High brunch ofthc Red fnm gjh's its ll'nCITIhCm an ideal uhuncc m scrvu Lhch school and community. '1 his ycuz' the activities of the club have included making i'uvms 1m lhc Ashmhuhl County Sncicly fur the llundicuppud.tl1c pediatrics unit at Ihc hospilaL and the Cuunly Home. and sending friendship boxes overseas. They also gave an Eustur party for the children :41 Happy chrts. To finance their many activities. nwmbcrs wld puslels and other gift items under the watchful eye of Mrs. Hurpst. Thc foundalion of the Math Club hcs in the hope of widening its mem- bers conceptions of lhc field of mathe- matics. The agenda for the year in cluded a field trip to lidinbm'o Slate College in Pennsylvania. accompanied bdx Miss Kuncs. the adviser. Students toured the campus. participated in things like playing checkers with :1 compuxcr. and amended educalional tilmslrips and u lcclurc. 57 Girls make the d- x h I ' j V v , V h -- r GAA OFFS: 07irst mm Vice-pres. Sheri DeHeliun. Sech Amy Miller: mack rowh Pres. Mary 10 P o SImclcr. Sglxut-Arms Bcrtu Lumpclu, Trcux'. Julie Stevens. Good sportsnmnship and further enjoyment othuthlclics are two 0f the main goals of the Uirlsh Athletics Association. This year, among other things,1hey sponsored a roller-skuting party. a bowling party, a faculty- student volleyball gumu orguniwd in- tramurals. and adopted a family fur Thanksgiving. They were also in charge of the class tournamentx Ad- vising the girls in fund-raising activities and other projects were Mrs. Crena Bukerh and Mrs. Jennifer Lau- tanen. It takes teamwork;Berta and Sharon Anderson practice for an upcoming basketball game. GAA members enjoy a night out with the girls, bowling at St. Angela's Lanes. 58 Activities HHS Lead Their GLASSES. Usher Squad Leads the HRSSES The National Honor Society is an organization that recognizes students Usher Squadk birds made great trcc ornaments. Wl' U10 qualities 0f Radcmlc ability. citizenship. character. and service. The Harbor High branch held an in- formal induction gathering at Sharon Andersonis home in January and a formal ceremony for both junior and senior inductees in the spring. Mrs. Encie Moroski helped the club with their Christmas candle sale and the Toys for Tots collection. One of the busiest groups behind the scenes is the Usher Squad. a volunteer nrganization 01 Harbor girls who help with various school- sponsored events. They collect tickets and pass out programs at such things as the plays, the variety show. and the hand concerts. They help lost parents find the right room on parent visita- tion day and help serve refreshments at the annual pop concert. Advised this year by Mrs. Norma Lillie, their money-raising projects included a HONOR SOCIETY OFFS: Hist. Amy Miller, Vice-pres. Matt Wallo, Sec.-trcas. Chip Goodell, bake sale and selling ribbon birds for and Pres Sharon Anderson. Christmas trees. , ,. i; vwma .1 ,pm-m; ..., .- - mm; 2:- z . K yuan; an t ! ,lh ,- 4t. - 5 an x ' RX , , h if i '1 . i ri 1'17; J l: -- t m... l l. USHER SQUAD OFFS: Seentreas. Barb Smith, Vice-pres. Dawnetta Sizemore, and Pres. Carol Sistek. Activities 59 Senior Peep Each year a debate occurs between the seniors and the undcrcluss us to whether they should be called Senior Women and Senior Men or Senior Girls and Scnior Boys. The underclztss always seem to ugrcc on the latter! Advised by Mrs. Edebum. the Sc- nior Women were very active this year selling, popcorn at home football games, sponsoring the Homecoming dance, selling candy during A hmch and after school. and singing in the Variety Show. Funds raised during the year went into a gift to be presented to the school at the commencement ceremonies. Senior Men weren't quite so active. Under the direction of Mr. Wilfong. members ordered yellow Senior Men shirts with a design on it. And that's . about it besides outside individual ac- .Pms. mu tivities! livans. A meeting of Senior Women brings various reactions. 60 Activities Sending Teens'Rouodthe World American Field Service is an inter- national organization that promotes beller understanding between the peo- ple from different nations. or all the clubs at Harbor. this yearls AFS took the top in member- ship. with over 100 paid members. They were also the busiest Club around. Under the supemsinn of Mrs. Edith Reichert and Mr. Ben Pandora. they sold holiday pin-ons for a 5 gi or more donation. Look Penny Wednesday col- lecliuns each week, and sponsored lhe spirit chain. They had a Christmas sledding party and gathered later at Kathy Adamsl house. Helen Stehr and her family hosted the week-end exchange students l'rum France. Sylvie Amzembcrger, Dec. 1 1- 14. Sylvie visited classes and had a chance to meet more people at a party held after school. Junior Larin Hinson passed all the interviews and got her overseas appli7 cation sent to New York. AFS OFFS lclockwisc from lem: Pres. Eric Kotila, Lau- SR. MEN OFFS: Pres. Jeff Sanders. Sec. Martin Kossick. Viceh reen Spring. Karen Brown, Gail Lillie, Jeri- pres. Jim Tremblay. Treus. Richard Potter. anne Spring. and Luiz Carneiro. Activities 61 The Beat Goes On! The 1075 marching band hcuun n5 scuswn by alianling hand unmp m Dunkilk. Nnx York during Ihc sum- INCL It was thcrc Ihul Ihc idcu hw Illc hlnnnlf mm hum Llllkl Ihc Sluupy Slum sturlcd m tukc shape. Their Hung m1 Shmpy mulinc xx 115' xwll-rcv ccivcd by people on both sides 0f the football field. Boys rolled up lhcil' punlsAlch some of the mum during Uncs grcuscd Ihcir huir. and girls wore bobby such and hand skins for Ruck Amund Ihc Cloclxu purl nfu fillies slum unc night. .XL Ihu Hnmccmuinp 1:;11110. hcml clarinet Shawn Andcrsun and head Iwirlcr Julie Stevens 5111 on the court for prc-gumc activitics ulimuxing with tho coronulion oHulic us queen. '1th 62 Activities lumd juincd Ashtubuluk huml 1hr u h'Biucnlcnmul Slvcpluculnr Iczuurmg mzmy Iltmnus pummic numhcrs and I he Spml uih h7h. Scnim's cxchncd n nch umhlinn lhul of placing Ilwn huts in :m unchur LII the lust gumc 01h lhc sew Sun. Concert season I'clumcd with winter and spring concerts. Solo and lhnscmhlc Contest. uml the Pop fun- ccn.Otheractivitiesmchulcd marching ul lhc Grapc Jumburcc und in other pumdcs.;1nd cnnvusing 1701' 1110 annual Music Booster DI'IVC. Ihrcclms were Mr, Karl anhunll :md Ml. Ollvcr szm, assisted by huml president Lric Carlson. A fuvorilc chccr: th urc mugh! We are tough! We wear Hurbur l'uinwuts! PrcIty-boy Frank shows off with a baton. Directors Mrh Kuuru and Mr. Mcinhurdt hnpc the show goes as well as the game, lulu 3'!ij 'Ix Wyn H.r.1.m.,l H i Unluitm pull .m.0 mu .1 mm. Band L'hcercn led the spijitcd hunch in favorite yells. A new traditiun-the senior anchopwas born at the last half-time show. Activities 63 Hajorettes and Presenting the Harbor High School I marching huml under the l'ichl direction 0 ' of Miss Julie Steieiisl suitl the :tii- e I o n . nouneer. Lllltl onto the field they came. letl by their seven talented majoreltes. They led the hand into even thing they tlitl. including the coupon drive held in November and every pui'utle. When Julie was crowned llmnemming qucenl Barb Ray hutl it taste nt' heing head mujorette Once through mulch- ing setlsotL they Ltll switehetl huelx m their VLll'lUUS instruments. Pep band played :11 Llll the home basketball games and assemblies. They tried to have a gimmick other than blue sweaters. like wearing mismatched shoes or how ties, but it didn't work out. tThe boys wouldnlt wear the tiesllThey practiced almost every Monday night at Kulcva Hall and ini- tiated such things as the tlSloopy Fukel' and their favorite uGet It On. They also played for the Variety Show in February, BAND OFFICERS, Top: Barb Ray, Sharon Anderson. Amy Miller, liric Carlson. Shirley Booth, Dori Toivola. Julie Stevens. Bottrim: Dave Hubbard. Theresa DeDominie. Cindy Dichl, Karen Brown. Eric Kotila. 64 Activities v.4 A mujorcltc outfit fur the Bicentennial 51m tuculur is modeled by Kim Slmusscr. Brass choristcrs rehearse fur the Hummus Mod nation. It looks like the MacDonalch commercials on TV. but ifsjust the Harbor Band marching past the football stands. Pep band juzzcs it up Activities 63 SOHE SCRIBBLE. SOHESCRRWL Believe it or not, Harbor does have some creative geniuses running around loose. Some of these geniuses make up the Art C1ub.an organization designed to let students further their art apprecia- tion and display their talent. This year's group worked on an exhibit ex- change with other schools. sold sta- tionery. visited the Cleveland Museum, and set up displays at the pop concert. Advisor was Mrs. Nancy Hunt. Others make up Quill and Scroll. a society ofhigh school journalists in the top third of their class who made contributions to the paper or year- b,ook, Advrsor was Mrs. Ardythe QUILL AND SCROLL OFFS: Treas. Gail Evans, Vice-pres. Jeannette Olsen, Pres; Matt Walla leeesattel. Soc. Amy Miller. i c. ' , Ki Art students mess around with pottery. ART CLUB OFFS: tFronU Treas. Raenel Laszlo. Sec. Lisa Ucciferri; iBacki Vice-pres. Jamie Tannish. Pres. Bob Owens. 66 Activities Congrats tofu . . . Steve Root and Jim Bennett. gold key winners in the National Scholastics Art Contest t'Steve got one, Jim got twoy Laura Armstrong and Murray Blake. Ashtabula Area Development Association tAADAt representatives; Dave Freilich. winner of a $25 bond in the Molded Fibre Glass es- say contest: Jeff Sanders and John Olsen,Nationz11 Merit semi-finalists; Chip Goodall. Harborts representative to Boys$ State . . . . . . Others not pictured: Larin Hinson, candidate for an American Field Service scholarship; Jodi Bordeau. one of the top tiftccn winners in Ashtabula County in the Multiple Schlerosis Read-a-thon contest ; Lois Pakkala. recipient of the Betty Crocker Hmnemaker award . . . . . . Any and all others who honor Harbor with their time and service! Dave Freilich, Jeff Sanders. Chip Goodell, and John Olsen Activities 67 Student Writers. Student Teachers. , Students in Retion! dcr Ihc supervision M Mrs, Uuil Wark- mun called the Student Writers Club. IFS purpose was to publish a litcmn magnum featuring student url. 170cm. and prose. and to give students wlm could not schedule creative wriling :1 chance to put their own milk on dls- pluy. Committees wore l 0l'II1Cd 1l numc chosen. and the hard work paid HIT with a unique spring publication. Future Teachers of America is an old orgzmizalinn 01 Hurhm xlcsigncd In pmmolc student interest in leaching. This ycufs projects included attending an education program at Kent Stats and adopting a family Mr Christmas. Mr. Raymond Edchurn again scrvcd us udvisnL Intramural games have once again provided Harbor students with an op portunity to compete in organized sports outside of the inlerscholastic program. Students formed volleyball and basketball teams and participated in weekly al ter-sclmol games. This year Harbor added a new dimension to its intramural program with tho formu- tion 01. CO-Cd teams! These intellectuals make up the LTCHIiVC writing.' class. WRITERS CLUB OFFICFRS: Bub Owens. vicc-presidcnt: Beth Goudcll. scctctary-trcusurcr: Kevin Bragg. president. 68 Activities u Mun Dd'ula and Mrs. Workman I'TA Ol I lCIiRS: lam Kotiln. Becky Ray, Luurccn Spring, Lois Peura, president: Kim Struusscr Mr. I dchurm Jnh'isnn Baseball scores with the boy's phy. ed. classes. GUN gym classcs tricd their hands at Iinickling. 69 Activities Some Sing... Choir uml Mudriguls h.1vc ulmux provided musical cuhurc I'm Huth Ihmugh various 'dSSCmbliCS uml pro- grams, Choir ucnvilics included :1 Christmas mcdilutiun. Winter and Spring concerts. the Variety Show; and Ihc Pup Cnnccrt :11 Ihc cud 0f lhc yc;1r.Thcy had bake sales and ulhcr mnd-ruising events to pay I'or new music. Mrs. Norma Lillie directed Ihc students thr her second ycur. The choir has grown since last ycul hut shc wishes morc boys would purlicipulc. Vocal music classes and choir have been moved to Kulcvu Hall. which the school board purchased in the sum- mer. Mudriguls held several practices there too; other practices were held LII Lois Pcuru's house an Sunday after- noons. Mudrigals chose four nexx members at the beginning nth the year through uthIer-schuul tryouts. They performed for many of the choir activities. :1 Sci nior Citizens group. church gmups. und usscmhlics. :M'cumpanists were Cindy Johnson. Gail Lillie. and Sue Powell. with Kathy Adams occasionalv 1y 0n Huts. Music is people singing together. CHOIR OFFICERS: First mw: Lois Pcura. Sue Folicchin. Diane Carlson: Second row: Linda Bish, Cindi Johnson. Laura Lillie: Third row: Ray Wut- Son. Mark Pcndlctun. 70 Activities .... Some Ski The purpose Hf lhc Ski Huh is m hclp iIx rmmhcm Imprm'c their skills in this popkllar 3pm I. lhc club made hcqucm Hips 10 Ihc slupcs ul' Pcck an Punk. gum; wn 1I1LIIMLHSLHH1 wcusinn- :11 Suluulu'x aflcrmmnx. Sludcnts pm. vidc Ilwir own llunsgmrlzlliun11nd ski cqmpmcm. bundle themselves up In lunmml rluckcls. and lhcn 115011. In SKI CLUB UH ICI RS: Prcxldcnt Burt Hunzllh. Hw-pruudcm NCII Tunnile scrguml-utumnx NCW YWk 1.01 fun in 1115 SIWW- MY- Tmu Warren. x'ccrcmrx Jane! t'nrdcll. Ircuwrcr Kathy Wumhing. Gury Quine. new In the HLH'hOr Slul'll was the advism this your. For choir. Cindi .lohnsun was the sole nc- communist. Vocal music classes pcrfmm to thy music utv Kathy AdamK flute and Chcnl Huckry'x pmnn plzn ingl. Aulix'ilius '71 Here Come de Press! fa. 3:37 Not mum studcnls wlm pickzup :1 Mzu incr 510p to think M103 behind it. Well. the journuhsm Clussca uI Room 7 know because thq We the uncs whu make it happen. They write thc reports and cditurials. Iypc.1;1kc pictures. crcutc headlines. lay out pngcs and work hard to meet ouch dcndlinc. All material is shipped to the pub- lisher's: then pustcups return and cwryonc hurries Io lmc up wlunms, make sure owl'ylhingisncut.;1ml try to fill thc hulcs that almost always scum to turn up. Copy is proofread. louse ends tied up. and it's all sum again to the publishcfs. After a few days the Mariners are back ready for distribution. Students help finance the paper by selling ads and co-spunwring the Variety Show Duc to IIIC retirement of Miss Mary Boyce. stuff advisor For many years. Mrs. Arnlythc chcsuttcl experienced her first year 0n the job. Marie Stoltlc. Mark Arcaro. Lori Urbana.Tuny Romano. and Jean Ray Mark Cnmplcsc, Brad Mcmlrulu. Hubby chnu. Jenny Hastings. Margie Turay. and Skip Bruno 72 Activities lk'Hll,IIlHIL'IIIIllk.1lllI I;u1m;nSpIuw.Sm Hm mn rrpr-I Ir: R;va Wulwn Sue Powell, erv chmlttcl. and phumgmphurx Clayton Rum: and Mark Fcigh take a Short brcuk 73 Activities YEARBOOK AND SECTION EDITORS: Wronn Laureen Spring. Janet Wnodring. Jeannette Olsen, Matt Wallo, Sharon Ander- son. Cheryl Pokelsek, Amy Miller; 033010 Gail Evans, Sue Reed. Gail Lillie, Janet Cordell, Lori ToivalaA Brenda Dragon and section editors Lon' Toivala and Becky Blake .njoy me privilege of picking out glossies and senior candids. day is turn in more sports section pages. 74 Activities What it Took to HARE this Book... This yearis yearbook staff is proud to present the 1976 edition of the MARlNliR to the students of Harbor High. In charge of the whole shebung were eo-editors Amy Miller and Matt Wallo, and backing them up was ad visor Mrs. Ardythe Kleesattel in her first year here due to the retirement of Miss Mary Boyce. With many new peo- ple being broken in. a lot of problems puppcd t1p.but this book is inanimate proof that everything Finally ironed out. Section editors soon got into the spirit of things laying out pages and setting their own staffs to work: Organizing UNDERCLASS pictures. arranging candids. and trying to keep track ofeverybodyis picture were the main concerns ofCheryl Pokelsck and Janet Woodringis staff. The ADS staff rushed out to big and small businesses to sell the space in the back of the book while editor Cindy Russell stayed at Ironic huse planning pages and getting final mats drawn up. Freshmen got a chance to help by selling SUBSCRIPTIONS in home- room. along with others on Laureen Springis staff. ACTIVITIES, co-edited by Gail Lillie and Sharon Anderson.had1ittlc time on their hands. They sent photo;- raphers running to important club happenings for eandids and organized all group and officer shotse SENIOR ALBUM editors Lori Toi- vala, Jeannette Olsen. and Becky Blake were always crying for more- more pictures of seniors. that is. Their staff worked hard getting thingsjust right for the Class of ,76 and typing up the Senior Index. SOME STAFFERS: tFirst rowi JoAnn Dragon. Denise Howes, Kathy Adams, Ron Licata, Terri Loudermilk, Sue Powell;tSecond rowi Sandi Camro, Janice Dragon, John Olsen. Carol Sistek. Brett Iiorvath; tThird rowi Judy Eskelin and Gail Evans. Sue Reed and her ART staff were responsible for any art work done in the yearbook, and helped Amy and Matt plan the cover SPORTS coverage was another full- time job. as Mary Jo Stroeter and Larry Ende's staff found out. They kept busy with scores. teams. and cheerleaders, Gail Evans and her LITL'RARY stafffrequentcd Room 7 to help with captions and headlines. They wrote 311 the copy. except for what the other editors wrote themselves Last. but certainly not leastt tlash- bulbs popping and long strips ofnega- tives were evidence that Janet Cordell's PHOTOGRAPHY staff had been lurking around. Practically all of the candid shots in the yearbook were turned out after long hours in the darkroom, isolated from civilization. Act ivit its 75 Only Nlrx; chcsuttcl and her yourbunk xtlllT know the scurct ol' Ihc mitidlc window. ...RHD THEN SOME June 29. 1975. five Harbor students packed themselves and their belongings into a car and drove off to yearbook camp at Hiram College. During their live duysl stay. Amy Miller. Lori Toivala. Cheryl Pokelsek. Carol Sistek. and Gail Lillie learned as much as they could about making a year- book and met a lot of interesting people. But they werenlt the only ones on the staff who worked hard-others included Betty Swanson from Barbiam photographers Mark Feigh and Clayton Rung. and all the typists who helped out. Staffers not pictured on these yearbook pages: Larry Ende, Cyndi Russell, Lois Peura, Ray Watson, Sheri De- Helian. Beth Goodell. Terri Huskonen, Nancy Wallo. Debbie Shepard, Leslie Kumava, Kathy Woodring. Kim Brindley, Mark Williams, Bruce Miller. Steve Luomm Lori Davis. Mary The photographexs are out taking pictures! Schroeder, Suzanne Kaura, Brian Loucks, Kim Stmusser. Ph. Clayton Rung This is Amyoshe knew what she was doing . l . 76 Activities A YEARBOOK CAMP PORTRAIT: HTronH Lori and Cheryl; mam , Put and D liw fmm North Royulmn. Stew from East Liverpool, This is the chair that Matt sat in. Rumor has it he was trying to and Amy. Cuml took the picturc and Gail mm uruund wmcwhcrc. Ihinkf Phutog. Mark Feigh l . . . This is Matt luckily. he learned fast! Aullvuics 77 RV. Honogram. and Pep Clubs Everyone Does His THING! The members of the Audio Visual Club loud it hand in the nminteimnce and repair of projcctm's. record players. tape rccorders. and other equipment. Advised by Mr. Raymond Etlcbum. they 100k :1 field trip t0 :1 Cleveland T.V, station. sponsored the movie hMr. Roberts . Lind visitcd un Ashtabulu radio station. Each year something L111 usual is seeing :1 favorite zithlctc walking 2r round in shorts. suit coat. and dress shoesi This is part of the Monogram Clubis initiation for boys who have earned :1 letter in u varsity spurt. This MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS: Lib Vitale, sergeant at arms: Chuck Anderson, sccreiary-treasurer; Greg DelPrince. Vice-president: Dave Roswtti, president 78 Activities your Mr. Phitunu, Mr, Wusulko. uiid Mr. Armstrong divvicd up supervision. Members suld retircshmcnts :11 the basketball games. polished the brass hamsters in the upper auditorium. held a bake sale and :1 tame. und attended a Cavaliers game LII the Culiscum. Pep Club members lead the student body in Mariner spirit with their ac- tive roles at Harbor sports events. Mi. Bub Jussen headed all activities of the club. which included selling Go llurboris ribbons for the football games and putting on skits for the pep assem- blicsi Initiate Dave Johnson gets a whistle Irom behind. Pcp Huh mumbcn x111; llurhu1 llylmf' Inf UN nld Purple and Gold. AV OFFICFRS: mum Mr. lidchurm advisox: Don Bugansky. presi- dcm. Duvc Roswm. vicc-prcsidcm: tbucm Bun Bucci. secretary; Mark Bucri. IrcuxurCL i 12$ PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Uronn Jill Kovacs, Jeanette Olsen. Lauteen Spring, Dawnetta Size- more; maL-M Kelly DeLaat, Matt Wnllo. Dianc Bracken. Becky Baldwin. Activities 79 'l n Ucrmum! IHuSI club mcmhcrs .n lhc llulkblzm Hume FRENCH OFFICERS: mountcrclockwisw Jeff Sanders. secretary; Janice DrugmL viuc-prcsidcnt: Suc Powell. presidcnt: JuAnnc Dra- gon. treasurer; Mlle. Dimucchin. adviser. SPANISH Olill'ICIiRS: Helen Stehr, president: Teresa Dc- Dominic. treasurer; Julie Hinsun, secretary; Renee Satur- day, vicc-prcsidcm. 80 Activities Clubs break the Language Barrier The Spanish Club. under the direc- tion of Mrs. Caroline Stevenson, is de- signed to give its members furlhc: knowledge and understanding of the Spanish customs, culture, and lan- guage. The club meets monthly to plan fundvruising projects and mhm activx- ties, such as a dinner at a Spanish res- taurant in Cleveland. The members of the German Club. also under Mrs. Stevensoifs super- vision. meet to gain a better under- standing of the German language and culture. and to participate in activities dealing with German. This yearis pro- jects included selling hand lotion and buttons to help finance a trip to Fran- kenmouth. Michigum a town with an outstanding German heritage. They also held :1 dinner at the lloibrau House restaurant in Cleveland. French Club operates under ad- visor Miss Peggy Dimacchia, keeping alive French culture in the school. Several members attended a French play siPhedreii at John Carroll Univer- sity in Cleveland. and classes had a chance to talk with the weekend ex- change student Sylvie and Edgewoodis exchange student, Genevwve Vidal; Chen yl Pokelsekk home was the site of a Christmas party featuring French- stylc green beans and Mlle. Dimac- chiais crepe suzettes. Other activi- ties included a hayride. roller skat- ing. ice skating. swimming. eating at a French restaurant. and various other things. The dicum Of all F rench clubbers is to someday g0 t0 France. GERMAN OFFICERS: Amy Miller, president: Sumnnc Kaura, representative; Bruce Miller. ueasurer: Doug Gill. vicevprcsidcm; Kurt Sand- burg, secretary. Activities 81 Old Clubs New Clubs Hake It Happen! The Student Council functions :15 the nrgunuers at student ttctrvities and :15 the mice of the student body hole lowing the election of members from each homeroom, the Council got right down to business by sponsoring the freshmen welcoming dance and the Christmas dance. Each month. super- vised by Mr. Robert Huff. thcy dis- cussed and evaluated the issues brought to their attention and elected two Mariners of the Month. They also made u special gesture cleaning the St. John statue in an attempt to cut down the amount of vandalism prior to football games. Citywide Student Council is :m or- ganization comprised of Harbor. Ash- tabulu.C01umbus,andWest school representatives. The main purpose of the Cabinet is to serve as another COUNCIL CABINET HEADS: tTop row to bottom rowy John Olsen, Duvc FIeilich; Laureen means by which Students can bring Spring, Barb Ray; Beth Goodall. Helen Stehr; Stcvc Luomu, Bruce Miller. attention to things they feel are im- portant. Only in its first year ofexist- encet the Cabinet already has an im- pressive list 0faccomplishments. It has been imtrumentzrl in Activity Bus- ing, Open Curriculum, and eliminat- ing most student fees for the class- room. Another first-year organization at Harbor is the Music Club. founded and advised by Mr. Ray Moore. To build up their treasury. they sold pea- nuts at football games. cosponsored the Christmas dance, sold appoint ment 8: date books and Harbor but- tons, and held some bake sales. Main goals of the club are to further mu- sic appreciation in the school and to allow participating members a chance to use the profits for trips to musical shows. Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization aimed at promoting Christianity among athletes. Several student council members clean the stat- ue at St. John's after the little football game rivalry incident 82 Activities mls. Cummillcv hcznix Raj. Wutmn and wai lhilcx hulp M1; Wunru L'UWldinlC lhv Mmic Flubk dam bout. 1 v t x i . n. X 4 i? f .r MUSIC CLUB OFFS: Pres Lisa Spring and Sec.- Ircas. Laura Lillie. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFS: Tress. John Olsen, PICS. John Ruskovics, Sec. Becky Blake Vice-pres. Dave Freilich. and advisor Mr. Huff. Activities 83 Vas lst DasN Hodgcpodge. medley. miscellany. conglomc ration, odds and ends. patch- work messr call it What you will! These are just pictures too good to be left out! 84 Activities V H a! P H II; THE SCHOOL RWRY FROH SchOOI - - Students from all over Ashtabula County can attend the Vocational School in thcirjunior and senior years. The school is designed to give those with definite careers in mind a chance to take courses directly related to that particular career. Their two years at JVS provide them with better employ- ment oppmfunitics when they gel to the outside world, JVS had their own yearbook staff. who also prepared a column for the Harbor Mariner issues. The staffin- cluded Brenda Loudermilk. editor. Debbie OiNeill. Teri Hood. Anne Gordon, Lisa Tuuri, and Chuck Amzi- bel. Althouyl the Vu-ed students some- times seem to be isolated from the rest of us, they do participate in our sports and activities, and graduate here with their class. Mike Burgess 43; Co. try to concentrate. Michele Harback and Kathy Girard sit around. 86 Activities Earl Harris works on a draft board. ACRDEHIC GHRLLEHGE TERM Put On HOLD This yearhs seniors chosen for the Academic Challenge team include Eric Carlson, Gail tvans, Dave Friclich . Chip Goodell, Jeanette Olsen. and John Olsen. As far as we know, they havexft donc anything, but 31 least they deserve recogni. tion for making the team after trying out with their fellow classmates. Mr. Robert Huff is their drill master, as he has been in many years previous. Gee, thafs a toughie, M1. Huff! say the six. Na um... um . uulx ngmuu. m a; mu PEOPLE AI u luolbull gumc John lunches lhc strategy In Terri. SPIRIT v: SURVIVES - MW Ea SPIRIT Q! SURVIVES Dcmmmruling E'humislr; ummmlm III his room is Mr. Ulz. lyplcul Harbor sludcnls cungrcgulc in the slrcclE 88 People u: E .72 p-l ii VJ C 7: S m U1 Helping Mixs Kunm. Burn Schick suns cuupunx. SPIRIT vet SURVIVES - In dlsgw, Mrs. 1UrU sL'I hI1cl1x'xUH'rhC! l rcsin P E D P E mun English Class. 1 People 89 n JOY : Jc111'1l11111'1111ukcs11 11.11? 111 Ml. 3111511111111 The 0111111111711 11'1111111111bc leaving 111s h11111 111111111111 High. 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I'LIGI'N1 ALLIN CHUCK AMZIBI'L CHL'CK ANDI' RSON SHARON ANDYRSON LAURA ARMSTRONG JERRY ARP KATHY BALL RON BALOG MARY BARBATO SHFRRY BARTONIC MICHAEL BFCKWITH NELSON BENEDICT 90 People DARLA Bl R'JOLOTTI LINDA Bl-V'ACQLA KARI N BUILAJAMA BPCKY BLAK1 KATHY BI ANK SHIRLEY BOOTH JOFL I3OSSI.1 Y Kl VlN BRAGG KATHY BROWN People 91 FROSH SPIRIT IS SPOOKED Being :1 freshman was :11 first frighlv ening; the seniors looked so big. lhc teachers so mean. and the hulls sn con- fusing. but as soon as the initial Shock Wore off. the class of 16 was ready to start their high school cxpcricncc. As every one 01 us knew; the most important thing to do was misc money for the Junior-Scnior Prom. Willing to take on anything we made an nll out effort. There were bake sales and car washes. and finally the FIRST AN- NUAL MAGAZINE SALE! The money we made that lst year equaled the normal gain for a 3 your effort. BEN BUCCI DON BUGANSKY BOB BL'TCHER BRENDA CAMPBELL STFVE CAMPBELL MARK CAMPLESli BliTH CARLISLE ERIC CARLSON LUIZ CARNFIRO DARLENE CAUDILL TINA CEVERA JOE CHASE 92 People PAI'L fl ARK TOM CLINT STIXW N COACH SCOTT COCANOWE R JOANNA COLFLLSH SUL' COLICCHIO AARON COLLING SHACNA COXF. ALFRED CROCKFTT SCOTT CUNNINGHAM HARRY DAWSl-LY MARY DECOLA K UH V DI'I X XT URI'G DI'H'RINCI VINFI NT DI l' XSF H l' CINDY DH H1. DON DONDRI'.X H R l .V DA D R AG 0 N LARRY INDI' JI'DY I'SKI I IV GAIL EVANS DYAN l'OGHO PATTY I'RASLTRI' DAVIT l Rl5ll.KWI .- a; Senior girls watch in amazement as John Olsen turns in a paper. ks. 94 People Being excellent workers, we mim- ugcd 10 live up to our name the class 3 of. ,76 with the Spirit of ,76. At pep F RESH me n How assemblies no one could oubyell us with Battle Cry. yet the school didn't o ORS see us at our finest pep-wise until the T H E I R C L Class Tournaments. We showed pm- phetic nature when we chose our theme to be hthe 50? even before the nostalgia fads. Despite the fact that we were quickly eliminated dur- ing the play we managed to receive the most awards at the end. RICHARD I:RONK JASON GOCHNFAL'R CHIP GOODICH ANNI-h GORDON ZANA GRIPPF. LOUIS GRIPPI SHELLY HANEK MICHELLE HARBACK JON HARPST People 95 IARI HHQRIS HHUx HHSI S BRITI' H N.IHH R PAH HUBXFK ROBIN HOHTRT ROBI'RT HOGI'I KAISIR HOLTVLXN H'Rl HOOD BART HORVATII BRITTT HORVATH DAVID HL'BBARD DAVE HUGGINS Seniors cheer for victory. 96 Peo ple lUE EQRnED ITIORE THHn RESPECT AI last we were sophomores. and we gained mm'c rcspch No longer were we pushed around by upper class: men, because we had shown them we had gumption. After a brief rest it was back to work again. We dccinlcd In misc mum muncy IIILIH Lilly L'lilv hcllwl'C lb. 5n WC wld peanut bultcr Lind mint uilldics Alum; with the 1mm! hukc sales and cur wznhcs. Ihcrc mu the Annual Snplw- more Cut Wugh before the Pmm. Gl'Y IMBROGNO CINDY JOHNSON JHT JONI-S RANDY JONICS DAN JUHOLA CANDIE KINNFY MARTIN KOSSICK Jlil-T KOVACS PISGI KRCAL People 97 S PI RI T R I n GS RCSULUCUILUI seniors take advantage at u pcp usscmbly. One of the highlights of nut suphu- more year was the ordering of our class rings. After much decision and worry we linully voted on the stylct Then there was the hmg lines for order. The trouble was all Ihrguttcn when thc rings FINALLY :trx'ivcdt During the Class Tournaments. the class of 76 once murc showed their spirit. The theme this year was Disney- land and our sccthm 01' the gym was alive with all the Disney characters. Award-wisc the class of '76. came out on top. ID the dismay of the other classes. LFSLHL KURNAVA MISSY LAITURI LORI IAleR L'DWARD LARKO JOHN LAURILA TIM LAURILA LINDA LEE MIKE LHITONFN SCOTT LESTER RONNIE LICATA LAURA LILLIE BRENDA LOUDIiRMILK 98 People Jeff Sill thinks ul' Busch. T ICRRI LOUDI'RMILK K ATHY M ASSICNA B ICTH MAURO BARB MAYLF CINDY MAYLE MICKEY MC IELROY BERNIE MCENDREF BOB MEAD AMY MILLER JOANNE MIRCH Peo ple 99 JUfIIOR vennu A sea OF wORK Another yearwent by and at last we were Juniors and ready to put on our Prom. Despite our overflowing Trea- sury, we decided to make one last earning effort. The big sale this time was Mariner Decals. At last we were RICHARD MOCK ready for the Big Prom. First, there ALICE MONICK was the selection of the theme. With the vote 0fthe class, ttJourney to At- lantisb Won. Next, committees were formed and chairmen selected. Work was begun! There were supplies to be bought or donatedt and bands to be hired: walls had to be decorated and the ceiling had to be hung Some of us were busy creating props, while others decorated tables. It seemed as if wetd never get done in time . . . but we did! LESLIE MORE LINDA MRAMOR JANICE MYLLYMAKI MARY NOCE MIKE NOJONEN JOHN OCKMAN 1 Tony Romano stretches after a hard day. 100 Fee ple JI ANYTTY OLSIN JOHN OLSEN DI-iBBll, OWHL ROBERT OWENS LOIS PAKKALA MARK PAOLILLO COLLEEN PARK LUREATHFR PAYNE DAVID PERKINS Clark and Scott eye hallway activities. People 101 HS JUNIORS- lUE lUEnT HLL OUT Although we were busy must of the time wnrking to make the Prom u nuc- ccss. we still had time w kccp up our image. Many M m were involved and excelling in all HerurS activities, Them wcrc Juniors in yearbook. news- pupcrmull spm'ls.u11d cluhs hiking charge and working I1:ml.Wc did our TI'H'RFSA PFRTO LOIS PFURA SANDY PHILLIPS MARY POLLAY JOANN POTTER RICHARD POTTER LAURA POWELL GFRRIANN PRINF STVVI? RADWANCKY BECKY RAY LUANN RAY BOB RIQASH 102 P00 ple best 10 improve our IOL When the Clgm Tnurnumunls cumu along we wcrc mid; Our Junior buys mm am over the seniors and Our girls came in second Oncc again we mndc a great shmving in 1110 award dopcm- mcnt. proving to lhc rent 0f the school Ihul we still had thc Spilil 01' 76 Scnim rings l'rulcmizc duIing class. SIT RH'D TIM RIC!- JACK! ROARK CINDY ROBERTSON ANTHONY ROMANO NANCY ROSIC JOHN ROSKOVICS CHRISTINF ROSS Eric displays glory in Ricfcut . Peoplc l03 SHARON ROSS CLAYTON RUNG CYNDI RUSSELL WILLIE SADDLER MARY SALO JEFF SANDERS ANGELO SANTILLI LINDA SCHRAY CHRIS SCHULTE MARY SEVERINO DEBRA SHEPARD CLAY SHICK 104 People I976 IS 9 VERY SPECIHL YEHR As Seniors we continued to carry on Ollrll'ildiIiUII,Wi1h111C From over and done with. we were then able to devote our time to the approachka graduation. During the summer of 15. Seniors prepared to have their gradua- tion pictures taken. After school be- 11 H: SILL gun. orders were taken for Senior an- JLH' SKARL'PPA nounccmentst In the spring we were measured for our cups and gowns. As the year came to a close there were hours of practice for the eventngradu- utlunt Our senior year was a special one, for it was also the Bicentennial ofour country Being the Tlass 0f '76h made us proud people. not only of ourselves. but also of the nation that we live in. SL'SAN SILVAGGIO SlHt'RI SOLOMON DICNISF SPA RKS JERIANN SPRING SUE STRIACNROOS JULIE STEVENS People 105 lric and chrcuch 1'0r1hc mp. MARII SI'OTTI I NHRY JO STROI TOR I'D SL'DD! A'I'H PATTY SZI AUYI NHL TANNISH PA L7 L A TARCZY Doug Scott puts his finger 0n the problem. LORI TOIVOIA CLARK TOWN 106 People HHS - H PHRT The link! 15 all behind u: nnw uml il ix limc 1U lnuk 1U Ilic luiui'c. This i5 iilll llic cnd. but 133 mount b-x wm- mcnucmcm . :1 beginning. Our LlYliS me really um um ling. SONIC nil us will gcl iiiui'iicd LIIlLl acIIlC down. Other; will get juhx Hr .iuin Ilic urnicnl llUliCGS. Still others will gm mill in wllcgc LiIlLl begin uii'cci's, Yul we will all lmik back an llicsc lust lLiur yours Willi 10nd mcmm'im, Harbur High Schmil is :1 pun ml in. whether we like ll or not, Not only did we 1mm here. we lived here. Hopefully Huibur will remember us with Ihc same cndcuimcntl HAR. BOR HIGH SCHOOL TliunkYnulll JIM TRI'MBIAY KATHY TL'RCHIK LISA TLTRRI LORI URBANA GARY VAN NORMAN PATTY V'ARGO BARB VENDITTI DEBBIF VlAH. LIB VlTALl: KARLA WAGNER MATT WALLO RAY WATSON Peu pic 1 07 ROGI- R WATSON I'UM WATT TIM WEFSE KATHY WOODRING LYNN WRIGHTNOUR TOM ZAPPITIZLLI DONNA LULLO n01 PICTURED JEAN BRANSCOMF. BOBBY KEENE JIM BROADSTREET DAVE KOSKI DIANE CHAMBERS CAROLE NEJBAUER CHRIS DEBEVEC KEN PLANTS DIANE DUNICK DAVF. RIIPA BILL ELLIOT ClNDl RYDER LOU ANN GRIEN DOUG scon WILLIE JONES MARK SHISLLENBERGER ACIF. SPARKS ROBERT WILLIAMS Enthusiasm is overwelming in the class of 76. Twins Top Ten The Tup Ten this year is headed by 1110 sister and brother team ochn- ncttc and John Olsen The remaining eight students are Amy Miller. third; Gail Evans, fourth; Sue Slcnroos tihh: Lon Toivola, sixth; Sharon Anderson. seventh: Chip GoodelL eighth; Jeff Sanders, ninth; and Laura Lillie. tenth. This placement is based entirely on their grade point averages. Amy Miller 4.470, John Olsen 4.472 Lori Toivola 3.971, Sharon Andcnun 3.943 People. 109 SENHCDPQ DHRECTQDRY A ALLEN. FUGFNEI Voc. AMZIBFL, CHARLFS: Voc: AFS 1: Band 1; Basketball 1.2: Monogram Club 2,3.4: 13CA 1,2.3,4:1?ootbull 1:1mmr1 1,2; Red Cross 2.3: Senior Men 4: Yrbk $111 1: Star Beacon Rep 4. ANDERSON.C11ARLFS: CP: ITCA 1,2.3: 4; From 3: 100le11 4: Senior Men 4:311:- dent Cncl; Golf 3,4. ANDERSON, SHARON KAY: CP: A135 21 3,4: Band 1.2,3,4: Basketball 2,3,4 1cap0; ITTA 4; GAA 1.2.3,4; Latin Club 21sec- tresk NUS 3,4 1pres11Pep Band 4; Prom 2 1server1. 3; Senior Women 4; Yrbk Stf 4 1sect ed1; Homecoming 4: Volleyball 2,3. ARMSTRONG, LAURA 10: CP: Cheer- leader 1,2,3.4; French Club 1,2: FHA 3: GAA l,2,3,4;1ntmr1 1.2.3.4; Mod Dncr 2: Prom 3: Senior Women 4: Student Cncl 1, 2,3,4; AADA 3,4 1pres1; Homecoming 4. ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM: Gen. ARP, JERRY: CP: A135 3;Baseba111,2.3, 4; Basketball 1: 1--CA 4:1ntmrl 1,2,3,4; Math Club 2; Monogram Club 3,4: Senior Men 4. B BALL, KATHY: Voc: Choir 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Yrbk Stf1,2. BALOG, RON F.: CP: Class Play 4-,1ntmr1 2,3; Senior Men 4. BARBATO, MARY ANN: CP: Cheerleader 1,2; Class Play 2; GAA 1,2,3;lntmr1 1,2; Math Club 1; Mod Dncr 1.2; Senior Women 4; Spanish Club 1,2. BECKWITH, MICHAEL: CP: Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Math Club 1; Monogram C1ub 1,2,3,4; From 3; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Stage Crew 2,3; NHS 4. BENEDICT, NELSON 11.: CP: Baseball 4; Basketball l,2,3,4; FCA 1,2;G01f 1,2,3,4; lntmrl 4: Monogram Club 3.4: Prom 3; Senior Men 4; Student Cncl 4. BERTOLOTTI, DARLA: Gen: Choir 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleadex 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Senior Women 4. BEVAQUA, LINDA L.: Corn: AV Club 4; GAA 2; From 3; Senior Women 4; Spanish Club 1,2. BIHLAJAMA, KARFN JEAN: CP: GAA 1; Intmrl 1,2; Prom 3; Senior Women 4. BLAKE, REBECCA JOSEPHINE: CP; AFS 4; Cheerleader 1,2.3,4 1capt1; Class Play 1, 2; French C1ub 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Intmrl 1;2,3,4; Math Club 1,2: N115 3,4; From 3; Senior Women 4; Student Cncl 1, 3,4 156d; Usher Squad 3; Yrbk Stf 4; Pep 1 10 People Club 3,4: Homecoming: 4:11lass'l1ourn 3. BLANK. KATHRYN: Voc: GAA 1.2: Dun- tal Club 3 1mm: Data Processing 113 1purl1. BOOT11.5111RL17.Y: CP: A175 4zBund1,2. 3.4; Choir 2.4;Bundfncl41sgz libb: Class Play 2; Hench Club 3: GAA l: Inlmrl 2.3.4: Pep Band 4; Prom 3; Rcd Cross 2.4; Senior Women 4: Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 41Med Explorers 4. BOSSLFY, 10171.: CP: C1109 Country 2.3, 4:101 2.3; Monogram Club 2,3,4: Senior Men 4: Truck 1,234. BRAGG, KEVIN W.: CP: AV C1ub 4: Truck 1: Wrestling 2: Student Writers Club 4 1prcs1. BRANSCOMF. JEAN: Gen. BROADSTRFFT, JAMES: Gen: Senior Men 4: Wrestling 1. BROWN, KATHERINF 5.: Gen: Choir 2, 3,4: French Club '2: GAA 2: Intmrl 1: Senior Women 4; Yrbk $11 2; Pep Club 4. BUCCI, BENJAMIN 1.: CP: AV Club 2.3, 4: Class Play 1:17CA 4:1ntmrl 1,234: Prom 3; Senior Men 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Student Cncl Cab 4. BUGANSKY. DONALD .1: CP: AV Club 1,2,3.1VP1,41pres1;Class Play 2,3: FCA 3,4; Science Club 3; Senior Men 4: Spanish Club 2,3: Pep Club 3. BUTCHER, BOB: Gen: Art Club 4; Senior Men 4: Wrestling 1.4. C CAMPBELL, STEVEN JAMES: CP: AV Club 4; Class Officer 1 1pres1; FCA 1,2,3, 4; Football 1,2.3,4; Senior Men 4; Student Cncl 1.2: Spanish Club 3: Track 41Wrest- ling l. CAMPLESE, MARK A.: Gen: Baseball 1', Intmrl 1,2,3,4: News Stf 4: Senior Men 4. CARLISLE, BETH LUANNE: CP: AFS 4; Choir 4:11rench Club 1.2,3,4; FTA 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Intmrl 1; Math Club 3,4; From 3; Senior Women 4; Pep Club 4. CARLSON, ERIC: CP: AFS l,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3 Gr 10, 4 1cap0; Band Cncl 3,4; Bas- ketball 1; Choir 1,2;C1ass Play l,2,3,4; FCA 1; Intmrl 2,3,4; Madrigals 2,3,4: Math Club 2; Thespians 1,2,3 1VP1, 4 1pres1; Pep Band 2,3,4; Prom 3; NHS 4; Student Cncl 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2: Tennis 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Music Club 4. CARNEIRO, LUIZ A.M.: CP: AFS 4: Art Club 4; Senior Men 4; Ski Club 4; Student Cncl 4; Soccer 4. CAUDILL, DARLENE: Gen: Senior Women 4. CEVERA, TINA: Gen: Senior Women 4; Art Club 3,4; From 3. CHASE, JOSEPH C: Voc: VICA. CLARK, PAUL DAVID: CP: Baseball 1,2, 3.4:1'134 1,2.3.4:15uuthall 1.2.3.4: Homv gram Club 3.4; Prom 3; Red Cross 1,2; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Pup Club 3.4; Stage Crew 1.2. CLINT.T110MASI:.:CP: A1415 41AV Club 4: ankctball 1.2; Irrcnch Club 2.4: lntmrl 3; Prom 3: Red Cross 4; Senior Mon 4; Sludunt Cncl 4, Claxs Officer 4 1prcs1: H'A 1.2,4; l'ootball 1. COACH. STFVE: Vuc: Track 1. COCANOWFR, SCOTI A.. CP: AV Hub 4; Baseban 1.2.4; ITA 123,4 1prcs1; Football 1.2,3,4; 1ntmr1 3,4: Monogram Club 3.4: Prom 3; Red Cross 1: Senior Men 4: Ski Club 1; Truck 1;Wrcst1ing 1,2; Pep Club 3,4. CHAMBFRS, DIANA: Vuc. COLICCHIO. SUSAN: CP: Choir 4; Cheer- leader 1.2.3,4; Prom 3; Red Cross 3; Sun- ior Women 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 3.4. COLLING, AARON: Gen: Latin Club 2: Senior Men 4: Wrestling 1,2,3 .4. COXE, SHAUNA M.: CP: GAA 1,2; lntmrl 1,2; Senior Women 4'. Spanish Club 2: Student Writers 4. CROCKETT, AL: CP: Basketball 1.2;1'CA 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2,421mmr1 3: Mono- gram Club 2,3,4; Senior Men 4; Truck 2,3, 4. CUNNINGHAM, SCOTT: Cl'. D DAWSEY, HARRY 0.: CP: Senior Men 4. DEBFVEC, CHRIS: Voc: 11A 4. DECOLA, MARY: CP: Art Club 1,2: French Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Intmrl 1; Slu- dent Writers 4; Pep Club 4. DELAAT, KAREN M.: CP: French Club 1,2,3: GAA 1,2,3; Prom 3; Senior Women 4: Student Cncl 1,2. DELPRINCE, GREGORY: CP: AFS 3; Baseball 3.4; FCA 4; Golf 1,2,3,4 103130: Intmrl 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Math Club 2; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4 1sec-tres1; Prom 3; Senior DEPASCALE, VINCE: Gen: Senior Men 4. DIEHL, CINDY: CP: AFS 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4: Band Cncl 4; Class Officer 2,4 191301: FTA 3; GAA 1,2,3; 1ntmr1 2,3,4; Major- ettes 2,3; Math Club 2,3; Pep Band 1,4: Prom 3; Seniox Women 4; Student Cncl 2, 3,4: Track 2: Yrbk St112zGerman Club 1. 2,4; Pep C1ub 3,4 1VP1; NHS 4. DONDREA, DONALD 1.: Gen: Band 1,2, 3,4: Band Cncl 3;C1ass Play 4; Intmrl l. 3; Latin Club 2; Pep Band 2; Senior Men 4. DRAGON, BRENDA MARIE: CP: AFS 4; Band 1,2; Class Play 3: French Club 1,2, 3 1sec1, 4 111151 4 1his1; FHA 1,2 1presJ: GAA 1,2; lntrmls 2,4; Math C1 1,2,3; Prom 3: Red How 3: Senior Wumcn 4: Stu VnL'I 2: 311le 31 1.2.3.4. 11111411 34. I211N11'K.12I.-1N1 1 Vuu. E IVNDIK LAWRI V41 4P: VmRS Country 2. 3.4;11141 1.2.3.4; I 110111.111 1,111.3 32 Inlrml 3;.Xlu11H214;Ncws SK 31Pmm 3; Red Crmx 2.4; Qul11 AL Sutoll 3.4; Scniur Mcn 4:8pznmh1'1 2'. Irm'k 1.2.3.4: Wrcst- ling 2.4. thk 514. I RNS'I'. 11R1 VDA:CI1: Art Cl 1. Chccr lender 2,3:1rcnchf1 1.2:1-11A 1.21VP1: I-ITA 2: GAA 1.2.3: Intrml 1.2.3; News St 3: Pmm 3: Scmm Women 4'. Stu Cncl 1.2.3: l'xhcr Squad 3:1nlcrf1 1,2,3. ISKI'HN. 11-113' Sl'lANNI 7 CP: Art 111 4; Lmin Cl 1313111411 2.3.41xcc-Trcum; Now 51 3: Prom 3: Senior Wumcn 4: Truck 3: Yrbk 511 3.4. EVANSIJAILA;CP: An 1'14;Bund 1.2; Class Play 3:1:'rcnc11C1 2.3:GAA 1:1ntmr1 4111131114112.3.4IVP1NIIS 3.4 1 Ncwx St1'3: Prom 31011111 64 Scroll 3.4: Scmor Womcn 41prcs.1:SIuCnc11.2:3erbk 8111.234 Uit-I'dI. FOGLIO, DEAN: CP: Art C1 1; VGA 2,3, 4: Football Red Cross 1: Senior Men 4. ITRASURIu PATRICIA: Gen: 15R1:1LIC11,13AVIDJOSFPH:CP: A173 1, 2.3.4; C1 Officer 1 WPI. 2 1prcs.1: Chess C131VP1 lntmrl 1.3: Math C1 1: News 811' 3: Red Cross 1: Scnior Men 4: Stu Cncl 1, 2.3.4 1VP1; Tennis 1.2.3.4; German Cl 1.2. 3.4; Stage Crew 1,2;1mer C1 1.3: Academ- ic Challenge Team 4; Stu Cncl Cabinet 4. I:RONK, RICHARD F.: Gen: Senior Men 4. GOCHNEAUR, JASON LEE: Voc: VICA 3.4. GOODELL.ADDISON1V: CP: l-ICA 1.2, 3.4: Football 2.3.41French C1 2,3 1VP1, 4; Math C1 3,4 1pres1; Monogram C1 2.3.4; NHS 3.4 1scc-treasI: From 3; Senior Men 4. Stu Cncl 4; Stage Crew 3,4: Track 3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Stu Cncl Cabinet 4. GORDON. ANNF F.: Voc: GAA 1.2: 1ntmrl 1.2; News Stf 4; VICA 1treas1 4; Dental C1 3,4. GRIEN, LUAN: CP. GRIPPI, LOUIS: Gen: Senior Men 4. GRIPPI. ZANA: Gen: AFS 3: An CI 1.2: I'VTA 3;GAA 1.2.3.4:Intmr11.2,3,4; Prom 3; Senior Women 4; Spanish CI 1.2: Usher Squad 3; Pep 03.4. E 11.1X'xIIlfl'ON. IIRACY; Vuu. IIAVI'K. 5111-113 : Vuu: 1111A 1,2. GAA 1,2:1ntnlrl 1.2:L1shcr Squad 1.2.310012A 4:1murCl 2.3. IIARBAVK. NIICIII'LH': Voc: VIVA 3.4. HARPST. JON, VnCI Red Crow 1.2.3 13,141.41 Scninr 3161142 HARRIS. I U41, 11,3121: VHC: AV fl 2: 41061111111113: 1.2; Senior Mcn 4:1.1crmun CI 1.2. 11AYT4'111'R. BRIKT MICHA111.:11P: A15 4; AV C1 2.3.4 Itrcas1;5cnior Men 4:11crmun CI 1.2. IIUHACK. PAM: C'I': GAA 1.2: 3:1nlmrl 1.2.3.4: Prom 3; Senior Women 4; Red Cross 2: Spanish Cl 2: Usher Squad 2. HOFFI'IRT. ROBIN: Voc. 11061.1. R0131 RT 11.: CP: l'outball 1: Senior Men 4. HOLMAN. KAISlv'R: CP: An C1 1.2: AV Cl 3: Basketball 1.2.3.4; FTA 2.3; I-CA 1. 2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Class Play 1: Monogram Cl 2.3.4: Prom 3; Senior Men 4: Track 1.2.3.4. HOOD. TFRI SL'II: Voc: Yrbk Stf4: 0011A 3 marliumcnturiam. 4 111m. HORVATH. BART JOSEPH: CP: A175 1; Art Cl 1.2.3.4111th 2:15CA 1.2.3.4; lootbull 1.2.3.4:1-3TA 1,2:1ntrml 1.23.4: Latin Cl 2: 2: Monogram CI 3.4: Prom 3; Ski C1 1.2.3.4;1pres1. HORVATH. BRETT PETER: CP: AV C1 4; Class Officer 3 Ipres1,4 fVP1: FCA 1. 2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Latin C12:Mon04 gram CI 3.4: Prom 3 1Chuir1: Scniur Men 4: Stu Cncl 1.2.3.4: Track 41Wreqtling 3. 4; N115 4. 11UBBARD.DAVF. CPI Band 1.2.3.4: Band Cncl 3.4 1srgt-at-nrms1; Choir 2.3; Class Play 3: Intmrl 2: Latin Cl 2; Pop Band 1.2.3.4; Prom 3; Senior Men 4. HUGGINS. DAVID: CP: AFS 3.4: AV C1 3; Baseball 1: Basketball 1.2; Class Play 1: FCA 1.2.3.4; Football 1:1ntmr1 1.2.3.4; Math C1 1.2.3: Monogram Cl 3,4; Prom 3; Senior Men 4: Stu Cncl 3,4; Spanish C11. IMBROGNO, GUY A.: CP: Baseball 1.2.3: FCA 3,4; Golf 3; Intmrl 1,2,3; Senior Men 4; Spanish C1 1,2: Wrestling 1. J JOHNSON. CYNTHIA: CP: Choir 1,2,3. 4 Ureasx Class Play 1,2,3; GAA 1,2: Intrml 1: Latin CI 1.2: Madrigals 2.3.4; Prom 3; Senior Women 4; NHS 4. JONES, 1.1.: Gen: Art C14;Baseball 1,2; Buskmhull 1.2: 1'04. 1.2;1uotb311 1: Intmrl 3.4; Pmm 3: Red Cross 1; Senior Men 4:51u11nu1 3.4. JONI S. RANDOLPH W; VP: AIS 4:1 FA 4:1 11:31 4: Hum Cl 3: Pmm 3; Red Cross 4: Senior Mun 4:Wrcx111ngx 3.4. 105115. WILHI J. R.: Gun: Buxkctball I. 2.3.4110X 1.2; Senior Man 4. ll'HOIA. DAV: CP: Buwball 1.2.3.4: H'A 1.2.3.4:1110113111 11X1mmgmm Cl 2. 3,4; Scniur Hun 4:91111'ncl 1.2: Spanish 11 1.2. KFIiNIi. BOBBY K.: Gun: I'VC'A 1:1:001- Da1l 1: Ncwc 5114: Wrestling 1. KFLLY.MIK1' F.: VOC: KINNFY. CANDII? CP: AV C14;Choil 2: IVTA 4: GAA 1;Scniur Women 4: Stu Wnt- crs 4. KOSSICK. MARTIN ANDRI-W: CP: Band 1;Prom 3: Senior Men 4 meas1: Stu Cn'cl 7 KOVACS. JI'I-T-FRY ROBERT: CP: AV C14;1ntrmr12.3.4:Latin CI 1.2; Senior Men 4; Soccer 4:1mcr Cl 2.3.4. KOSKI. DAVID: CP. KL'RNAVA. 1151.117 ANN:CCP;17rchh Cl 1.2: I'TA 3.4:GAA 1.2: Prom 3: Senior Women 4: Yrbk 31114. L LAITUR1.1VIISSY:Com: Intrmrl 1.2. LAMFR.LOR1BETH:CP:GAA 1.2.3.4: Intmrl 2.4; Latin C12:Scnior Women 4. LARKO. EDWARD: Gen: Cross Country 1: Golf 1.2.3.4; Senior Men 4. LAURILA, JOHN E.: Gm: Cross Country 1.2: Football 1.3.4; Semor Men 4:Track l. 2.3. LAURILA. TIM: Gen: Senior Men 4; Track 1. LEE.L1NDA 5.: CP: AFS 1.2.3.4: Band 1, 2.3: Basketball 3,4:Cl Olt'icer 3 15261: GAA 1.2.3; lntmrl 1.2.3; Maiorene 1.2.3; Mod Dncr 1;Ncws SW4: Prom 3 11:11am: Senior Women 4; Stu Cncl 3,4; German CI 1.2; Homecoming Ct 4. LEHTONEN, MIKE: VOC: Fireman LESTER. SCOTT LEE: Gen: Basketball 1; Football l:lntmr1 1.2.3.4: Prom 3; Senior Men 4:1 ka 2.3. LICATA. RONALD JAMES: CP: MS 4: Class Play 1.2.3.4; FCA 2.3.4; Football 3. 4;1ntmr1 1.2.3.4: Latin Cl 2: Monogram Cl 4: News Stf 3; Prom 3; Red Cross 3,4; Se- nior Men 4: Yrbk Stf4: Pep C1 3.41sgt- arms1 LILLIE, LAURA ANN: CP: Choir 2,3:4 1111312 French CI 3.4: GAA l:MadrigaIs 4; Mam Club 1.2.3.4; Senior Women 4; Music C1. 4 4sec-tres1: NHS 4. LOUDERMILK. BRENDA L.: Boc: AFS People 111 2;13;md 1; C1. Plays; 2:1- 1'A 21;le 1.2: 'l'hcspiuns 2.3.4: Nuws Stt' 3.4: Quill .Q Scroll 351138111131 Wumcn 4; Spanish Cl. 1. 2:11shcr Squad 2: Yrbk 311 1.2.3.4. LOL'DFRK111..K.TIZRR1: A13 4:C110ir 4; C1 Plays 4:1'3rcnchC1ub 3.4; GAA 1.2.3: lntmrl 1.3.4: Nun 5114;?1'0111 3: Senior anun 4 ltrcs1151u Cncl 3.4: Spunish C1 1.2. Yrbk 5114; Sm chortcr4: Pep Club M MASITNNA. KATHERINI; L.: Voc.1 11A 1: VICA 4. MAURO. 13111111011: Basketball 2.3;1511A 1;1ntmr1 1.2.3; Prom 3: Senior Women 4: GAA 1.2.3.4. MAYLE. BARBzCothAA1.2:1ntmr11. 2.4; Senior Wumcn 4; Pep Club 3. Mcl1'1.ROY.M1C11AEL Dl-NNIS: CP: A155 3.4.; AV Cl 3.4; 15CA 1.2.3.4; 1-'renchC1 3 1prcs1. 4; Prom 3; Senior Men 4: Wmsthng 1.2.3.4: Socccr 4; Pup Cl 4. McICNDREIE. BliRNIIi: Gen: AV C14: Buseball4;17CA 4; Football 4; 1mmr1 4; Senior Men 41Truck 4. MICAD. BOB: Voc: 13ireman MliNDRALA.BRAD:Ucn:AnC1ub 1.2.3. 4;1-'ootb2111 1;Ncws Stf 3. MILLFR. AMY: CP: A173 1.2.3,4; Band 1. 2.3.4; Nund Cnc14 151 11cm; Basketball 3. 4;GAA 1.2.3.41sec1;1ntmrl1.2.3.4:Mu1h C1 2.3;N11S 3.41his1;Pcp Band 41prcs1: From 2 4server1. 3 1chr1; Quill 8: Scroll 3,4; Senior Women 41VP1;Yrbk Stf 2.3 hect- ed1. 41ed1;German Club 1.2.3.41pres1. M1RC11.JOANNE:Gcn:ChoiI 2,3.4:1 HA 3: Senior Women 4; Usher Squad 2. MOCK, RICHARD: Gen: Senior Men 4. MONICK. ALICE MARIE: CP: AFB 4, AV 2:17r.Cl 1.2; FTA 4; Senior Women 4; Sp. Club 4; Pep C14; Library C12;Tennis 3; Interlc 2. MRAMOR.L1NDA ANN: Com: lntmrls 1, 2; Sr. Women 4. MYLLYMAK1.JAN1C1-ZA.:CP: AFS 2: Band1;1-'r. C11.2;1:TA 3:GAA 1,2; lntmrls 1.2; Math Club 3; Mod Dncrs 1; Prom 3; SI. Women 4; Sp C131sec1;4. N NEJBAUER, CAROLE: Gen: Chm. . ; Red Cross 1. Sr. Women 4. NERAD. KURT: Vac. NOCE. MARY: CP. NOJONEN. MICHAEL 5.: Gen: Art C14; Class Play 3.42 Senior Men 4: Wrestling 1.2. CD OCKMAN. JOHN: CP: Band 1.2.3.4; Foot- 112 People bull 1:1,atinfl 21561110131011 4:21mck 1.4. OLSFN. J1' ANFTTI' A; CP: A15 4; Choir 2:11AA 1.2.3 1511.111 13111.4;111mcr1cudur 2.3. 4:111:155 01'12311rcs1;15und 1:1mmr1 1.2.3.4; LalinClZ 4pxcs1;NllS3.-1;Ncws 511' 3; Pep C13.41scc1:Pmm21scrv1. 31chu1r1;0u111 L4 Scroll 3.4; Senior Women 4:311: Cncl 1.2. 3.4: Yrbk $11413cc1$d1:1101116001111ng 4: chn Mudc13zAcudn-mic Team 4:1nlcrc1 1: Stage Crew 2. 01..S1'N..1011N LOR13ZN:CP:A15S 4; French C14:1mmrls3;4;Lutin C12;Muth C1 3.41VP11N11S 3.4:Ncw5 Stf 31Prom 3; Senior Men 4:5tuCnc1 2,3,4 1trcs1zPep C13.4:Stu Cncl Cab 4;Nut'1Merit Scmifin 3 ; Academic Team. 0'N1'1LL. 13151313113 Vac: French Cl 1: News 3114; Senior Women 4: Usher Sq 2; Off ed 3,4. OWENS,BOB:CP:Ar1Cl1.2.3.41prcs1: C1ass Play 1.2.3.4;Thcs 4: German 4111.2. 1? PAKKALA, LOIS: CP: French CI 1.2: Senw ior Women 4. PAOLILLO. MARK A.: Gen: Baseball 1.2. 3.4; FCA 4:1ntmr1 1.2; Monogram C14; Senior Men 4. PAYN1C.LURFATHER: Gen: IITA 2,3; 1n1mr12;3:Ncws 5114; Prom 3; Stu Cncl 1. 1312141411315. DAVID EDWARD: Gen: PETRO. THERESA: Gen: lntmrl 1,2; News 8113 Senior Women 4; Usher Sq 2.3; Pep C1 3. PEURA. LOIS ANN: CP: Choir 1.2.4;C1ass Play 1.3: French C11,2;FTA 3.41pres1; GAA 1,2; Mudrigals 3,4; Prom 3; Senior Women 4:Sanc11.2.3:Music C14. PHILLIPS. SANDY: Gen: FTA 1;GAA l. 2.3; lntmrl 1.2.3.4; Prom 3: Senior Women 4; Spanish C1 2.3; Usher Sq 2. PLANTS. KENNETH LLOYD: Gen: AV C11.2.3.4:Band1.2.3.4;Class Play 3.4; 1ntmr14;Ncws Stf 3; Red Cr 1,2,3: Senior Men 4; Yrbk Stf 2.3; Soccer 4; Pep C13.4. POLLAY. MARY ALICE: CF; Senior Women 4. POTTER, JOANNE M.: Voc: GAA 1:0EA 3.4. POTTER. RICHARD 13.: CP: Class Play 1,2.4;1ntmr1 1.2; Senior Men 4: Spanish C1 1.2: Track 2; Soccer 4. POWELL, LAURA: Vuc: ArtCll.2;V1CA 4 1tres1 PRINE, GERRIANN: Gen: 1:52 RADWANCKY, STEVEN .1.: Gen: RAY. LUANN: CP: Cheerleader 1; French C11.2;GAA1,2;1ntmr11;2;Red 01.2.4; Senior Women 4; Volleyball 4. RAY. REBECCA L.:CP:Band1.2,3,4; Class Offl 1560, 2 8L 31VP1.4 1tres1;Class P1u3 311-114 1.2.3.41SCC111I11H111 1.2.3.4; Latin Cl 2; News 5114'. Prom 3 mhuin; Scnim'1Nomcn41scc1;Slu11nc1 1.2.3.4; Homccmning 4: Spanish C1 1:11shcr 3112.3. RI-ASH. 1401312141: Gen: 1CA 4:1ntmr13. 4: Senior Men 4. R131-'D.SLTSAN:11P. ArtCl 1.2.3.4;13TA 4:11.49. 1.2:P10m3;ScniorWumcn 4; Spanish C1 1:Yrbk 51114. RK'13Q111'11011211Y Ax Vuc: 111105411. RHPA. DAVID: Voc. ROARKJACKl S.:Gcn:1'11A 2.3:GAA 2.3.4;1ntmr1 1.2.3.4; Scnior Women 4: Volleyba114;1nlcrc13. ROBIZR'ISON.CINDY: Voc: AI'S 1:11mm 3: Red Cr 1.2; Senior Women 4:3punisl1fl 1.2: DcnlulCl 3.4:11CA 3.4. ROMANO.ANT110NYJRACP:AFS1.2, 3.4: AV C1 1.2.3.4; 1411A 1.2.3.4; Stage Crew 1.2,3.4;1-'omb;111 1.2.3.4;1n1mr1 1,2. 3.4: Monogram Cl 3.4: News 5114: From 3: Senior Men 4: Stu Cncl 1.2.3.4: Spanish C1 1.2;Truck l.2.3.4;11 restling 1.2.3.4. ROSKOVICS. JOHN STEVEN: CPI AFS 3. 4;C1ass 0121' 1122 11rc01Class Play 2.3.4. lntmrl 1. 2.3:Lut1n Cl 2; Math C1 2; News Stf4; Prom 3; Senior Men 4; Stu Cnc11,2, 3 8L 41pres1;Yrbk Stf 3: Pep Cl 3.42 Music C14. ROSS. CHRISTINE: Voc: VICA 41VP1. ROSS. SIlARON1Voc. ROSSFTTE, PASQUALF: Gen: A178 3.4; ArtC14;AVCI41VP1:Busebu111.2.3.4; FCA 1.2.3.4;15001ball1.4;1ntmrl 1.2.3.4: Latin C12;MonogrumC11.2.3.41prcs1; Prom 3; Red Cr1.4;SkiC14;Stu Cncl 1, 2.3.4: Pep C14. RUNG. CLAYTON: Voc: Art C14; News Stf4: Prom 31 Senior Men 4; Yrbk Stf 4. RUSSELL. CYNTHIA RENEE: CP: AFS 4; Class Play 3:13TA 31Math C13.4;Prom 3: Senior Women 4; Usher Sq 2.3 1sec-tres1: Yrbk Stf 2.3.4 1sect'ed1; Pep C14;Class cheerldr 2. RYDER, CINDYzGen1ChoiI 2.3.4; Red Cr 4; Senior Women 4. S SADDLER. WILLIE: CP; Band 1.2.3; 13218- ketball 1.2.3.4; Cross entry 1; FCA 4; Sen- ior Men 4;Track 1.2.3.4; Key C11. SALO. MARY: CP: SANDERS, 117.1513: CP: Baseball 1;Cr0$s cntry 1;FCA 4;14'renchC12.3,41VP1; Intermr12.3,4;M:1th C14: Prom 3; Senior Men 41pres1;1n1ercl 3 1MVP11Nat1lMerit Semifin 3; NHS 4. SANTILLI. ANGI-l: CP: Art C1 2.3.4; Class Play 1,2,3: Chess CI 1.2 1sec-tres1; One-Act Play 1,2; Stu Writers 4. SEVERINO. MARY: Voc: SCHRAY. LINDA SUE: Comm: SCHULTE. CHRIS: CP: AV C13,4:1ntmr1 1,2; Prom 3; Latin C1 2; News Stf4; Senior Men 4. SCOTT. DOUGLAS W. JR.: Gen: Art C14; Cross 12uuntry 1; lnunrls 1,2; Prom 3: Sen- lor Mun 4; hurk 1. SHICLHLNBI' RGI'ZR, MARK: Gun. SHEPARD.1115131114 RAI-izCP: Al 5 3,4; CLASS P1uy411'1A3IGAA1;Muthf13.4; Pcp1 14;Pmm 3; Scniur Womcn4;31udcnl Council 2: Usher Squad 2.3; Yrbk Slul'1'2.3. 4: Gcrmun CI 1.2. 51114114. FLAY: 1111: Cross Cuunlry2,3.41 H'A 3,4;1ntmrls 2.3.4: Monogram Cl 3,4; Senior Men 4; Spanish Cl 1,2:Truck 2.3.4. SILL, .11'11'1'15RY L.: Cum: AV C14; lntmrls 2,3,4: Prom 3. Senior Men 4: Student Council 1,3: Yrbk 513112. SILVAGUIO, SUSAN 11.: Gun: 1114 21Rcd 11055 2,3 117115.14 1prch:ScniorWumcn 415panish Cl 3; Usher Squad 2,3tmes1: Pep Cl 3. SKARL'PPA,11'1'1511RY 5.: CP: Baseball 1, 2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4;11CA 1.2.3.4. l'uutball116011.12310110111111111.11.1334; Prom 3: Senior Men 4;Spunish C1 2 1presJ. SOLOMAN,SHFR1 1.151412CP: A155 4: Art C14:Band1.2:Fr Cl 3.4;GAA 1,2; Latin C12;MathCl1,2,3;Pmm3;Sr.Womcn 4; Tennis 2.3.4; Pep CI 3.4. SPARKS DliNlSF: Com: 1511A 1 1scc.1: GAA 1: 1111111151,2,4;Pcp C14. SPRING.JliRR1ANN:CP: .415 2.3; Band 1.2: From 3; Sr. Women 4; Yrbk $13112; N115 4; Usher Squad 3. STFVENS JULIE ANN: C11: AIFS 4:13am! 12.3.4; GAA 1.2.3,401cas.1;1nhnls1,2, 3,4; Mujuwttu 1,2,3 82 4fhcad1;Muth Cl 2; Pep C13,4;Mod Dncr 1;Prom 21server1, 3: Sr. Women 4: Student Cncl 1,2,3,4; Spanish C1 2;Tennis 2,31mangm Home- coming Queen 4; N115 4. STOTTLI'Z, MARIE: Gen: Fr. Cl 1,2: GAA 1,2: News Sta 4: Prom 3; Sr Women 4; Interc11,2. STROETER, MARY JO:CP:ArtC11.2; Basketball 3.4;Cross Country 2 ; GAA 1, 2,3 1treas.1,4 1pres.1;1ntmls 1.2,3,4; News St 3: From 3: Sr Women 4: Yrbk 513,4; Intercl 1.2.31Vol1eyball 4;Tcnnis 2. SUDDEATH, EDWARD DEAN: Gen: Foot- b21111. SZILAGYI, PATTY: CP: GAA 1;Intn111, 2;Sr. Women 4. STI'NROOS, SUSAN LYNN: VP: BAND 1: 11A 2,3:13rum 3:Sr Women 4; Yrbk SI 2, 4:NIIS 4. 'IARCAY. PAULA W: CP: lTA 2: 0AA 1,2; News St 3: From 3; Red Cr. 2: Sr Women 41Yrbk 2. TANNISH, NlilLL C: CF: Art c14zCross entry 2; 1-CA 3.4:1mmls 1,3,4; Latin C12; Ncws' St 4; Sr Men 4: Ski C1 1,2,3, 1VP1, 4; Truck 12.3.4: Soccer 4. TOIVOLA. LORI ANN' CP: FTA 411418 3.4; Band 1,2.3,4; lir C1 1,2:GAA 1:1ntmls 1,2,3: Pep Band 4: Sr Women 4; Usher Sq 31Yrbk 511.2.41scc-ed1zN11S 4. TOWN.CLARK13..:CP: Prom 3: Sr. Men 4; Soccer. TRFMBLAY. JAMES C: CP1AFS 2: AV 4: Basketball 2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4: Football 1: Golf 2,3:1ntmls 1;Prdm 3; Sr Men 4 1W1; Stu Cncl 3,4; Sp C11,2;Tennis 4. TURCHIK. KATHY 1.: CP: A1752: Band 1, 2:17r C11 1.2;GAA 1,2:1ntmls 1,2; Major- cttc 1.2; Sr Wumcn 4. TUUR1,LISA M.: Voc: News St 4; Sr. Women 4:115her Squad. U URBANA.LOR1: CP: lntmls 1 : News St 3, 4; Stu Writers 4;N11S 4. V VAN NORMAN, GARY E.: Voc: VARGO, PATTIE A.: Voc: GAA 2,3,4; Sr Women 4; Usher Sq 2; DECA 4; VICA 3. VFNDITTI, BARBARA A.:CPZArtC13,4: Fr C13.4;GAA 1,2;1ntmls 1: Latin C12; Prom 3; Red Cr 1;Sr Women 4zTennis 2,3; Yrbk 4. VlALL, DEBORAH LYNNE: CF: F'TA 2,3: GAA 1:1mmlsl:1.atin C7121Prom3231 Women 4; N115 4. VITALII, LIB: Gen: Basketball 1.2,32171'1A 1.2,3,4 1VP1;1'ootball 12.3.4; Fr L313; FTA 4;1ntmls 4; Monugr Cl 3.415gtArmSJ; Prom 3; Sr Men 4;Track 1.23.4; Stu Writer 4. WAGNI'ZR, KARLA: CP. WALLO, MATT; CP: Class Pl 1.2.3.4: Latin C12;NHS 3.4fVP11News St 3; Quill 8. Scroll 3.4 Sr Men 41Yrbk St 4 1Co-ed1; Pep C14. WATSON. RAY DUANE: CP: AFS 4; Choir 1,2,3,41plcs1;C1ass P1 1.2.3.4; News $13.4:Sr Men 4;Sp;C13;Yrbk St 4; Pep C14ZMLl51C C14. WATSON, ROGER: Gen: WATT. THOMAS BRADI7ORD1CP: Art C1 4: News St 4; From 3:Sr Men 4; Ski C1 3; Soccer 4. WFFSF, T1MOT11YJ.:Gen:1ntmls 2; Prom 3; Sr Men 4; Soccer 4. W1LL1AMS.ROBERT A.: Gen. WOODRING, KATHY ANN: CP: AFS 1,2, 3,4: Band 1;Choir 2,3,4;Class Play 1,2,3,4; FTA 1.2,3,4;GAA 1.2,3;1mm151,2.3,4: Mad 4; Math C11,2;Pep Band1;Prom 3; Red Cr1;2,3;Sr Women 4; Ski Cl 1,2,4 measJ; Stu C1 1,2; Usher Sq 1,2; Yrbk St 1,2,4; Pep C14. WRIGHTNOUR. LYNN ALLAN: CP: AFS lzCross Country 3; FCA 1,2,3,4;1ntmls l. 2,3.4; Monogram C12,3,4;Prom 3; Sr Men 4;SkiC14;StudentCncl1,2;Sp C11,2; Tennis 1,2,3,4. ZULLO, DONNA: CPI FTA 2,3; FHA 2; GAA 1,2; Latin C1 2;Nath C1 3; From 3; Sr Women 4: Yrbk St 2,3; Pep C13. ZAPPITELLI, TOM: CP: FCA l,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Monogram Cl 3,4; Prom 3: Sr Men 4; Stu Cnc12,3,4;erstling1,2, 3. Ken Plants Mary Severino People 1 l3 114 People Tonya Adduir Diunc Andcrwn Joan Andcrwn Bill Builuy Belinda Bukcr Mutt Ballard Jim Bennett Frank Bcnto Fcrri Bcvucquu Debbie Bilicic Murray Blake C luis Bloom Margie Bond Diane Bracken John Bradley Tim Branscumc David Brccs Kim Brindlcy Karen Brown Kcn Buck Brian Carlson Cheryl Carpenter Scott Curpcntcr Randy Cevera Connie Chincchiero Dawn Clark Mike Claymun Carol Clint Don Cook Janet Cordell Randy Cotton Cookie Daniels Niki DeCamiUo Vanessa DeCamillo Sheri DeHclian Dennis DcLaut Linda Detore Bonnie Dibell Janice Dragon Jell Ecklund 3. $ov Chemistry is always different as MI. Utz SPIRIT LUITH H CHPITHES The unthusxasm 01' the class of 77 has been evident throughout their three yours at Harbor. As soplmmurcs. IhC girls class lnumument Ieam dc fculcd the class of 70. In Ihul winning effort. the juninr dwcring section received the t best spirit 2m urd AI Ihotball games. the juniors showed some of lhc greatest spim First prize went to the 77 float in the first annual What Buhn parade. while some 0f the junior cars also rcccivcd awards for crazy dcmrutions. cht year promises to be cvcn better than Ihis one as the uluss 01 77 concludes its high school vcars. Joe Ende ' LuAnn lisposiio I instructs some of his class. Jeff Hick Kim Gardner Tom George Helen Gilde Larry Gildersleeve Lynn Gill Stcw Ginn Marc Gonhaxd Brenda Hackney Phillip Hannemun Tina Hall Jenny Hastings Rich Hazeltine Lur'm Hinson liluinc Holmes Dave Hornyak Frank Houghton Terri lmbrogno Joanna Jarvi Annette Jones Anthony Jones Randy Jones Tricia Jones Keith Johnson Mark Johnson Joe Kane Vince Kane Mike Kannc People 115 Duvc Kuplun Jerry KJrkuH Pcnm Kulhcr Arum Kcunc chu Kcuhnln Dun Klrkxcud David Klingcnsmnh I-hric Kutllu Allisun Kurnmu Rnburm Lunpclu Ritk Loaviu Slew Liunc Gail LllliC Rue Ann Lundi Randy Lundi Betsy Muckcy Alan M;ch ncn Mark Muki Cynthia Millhcrg Nancy Millbcrg Dennis Nuppi Run Nuppi Rosemary Noirut Chrix Palm Miku Punlillu Doug Peer Mark Pcndlcmn 15d Perry Tim Picurd Mark Pirigyi Cheryl Pokclqck Susan Powell Bob Pozsonyi Debbie Pozsonyi Mark Radwancky Barbara Ray HICHIING T One of the highlights of the year was the donkey basketball game spon- sored by the juniors. A few daring teachers and an equal amount 0ij- nior guys braved the unpredictable ani- mals and tried to carry on a basketball game. A capacity crowd saw the juniors limp Victoriously off the floor. 116 People As sophs. they held a successful candy sale which increased the present treasury. Magazine sales comprised their rust project as freshman. This started their treasury off good. The juniors are hoping for one of the best pmms cvcre Txm points? make :I shut. qun Ray Stephanie Ray Tracey Regner Joy Rennick Terri Ringer Mary Robinson Stcve Root Richard Rose Chery! Sargent Darlene Sharpe Barry ShiCk Brad Short Carol Sistek Dawneltu Sizemore Barb Smith Pete Summers Luurcen Spring Pam Stark Kim Strausser Margie Tarczy Marianne Timonere Steve Turns: Gayle Ucciferri Nancy Wullo Terry Warchol Carl Wehniainen Doug Woodard Janet Woodring Doug Young Anita Zappitelli Not Pictured: Mark Arcaro Bill Armstrong Colleen Bailey Ray Behling Charles Bruno Don Burgwin Oscar Cole Lance Collier Cheryl Currie Tra cey Du niels Tim Goudge Reitha Hibbs Terry Grow Connie lnman Pat Kanne Joe Larko Terry LeClaire Debbie Lewis Brad Mcndrcla Lisa Morrison Liisa Ockman Willie Payne Theresa Petro Gerianne Prine Jim Ray John Richmond Cindy Ryder Julie Simko Mark Severino Paul Simscik Bruce Stillman Tom Suddeath Joyce Thurlow James Va mm Jameg Varketta Pcoplt: 117 CMTHE BC As the School year began. members of the class of 78 gladly passed on the lowliness of being freshmen and took on the challenge ofbeing sophomores. A sigh of relief CULlld be heard from the new sophomores for they no long- er had to take all the blame: they no longer had to worry where their classes were; they no longer had to do us they were told. Now they are sophomores! Now they could do all these things to the new freshmen! Of course most sophomores arentt us jealous as this, but few sophomores are able to resist at least showing off for the Freshmen, and the elaxs of .78 is no exception, especially the boys who love to see the new freshmen girls gale udmiringly as they casually explain which is the LOWER office. Sophs always show great spirit on hat day. Lisa Acierno Kathy Adams Mike Amsbury Kelly Angelo Cheri Bailes Lynn Bailey Jeanine Bartlett Tom Beaver Lorin Bee Scott Benham Candy Bent Dawn Bento Jeff Berteu Tina Bilicie Dave Bonham Mary Boothe Bill Bossley Bob Bowman Bill Brown Ken Brown Debbie Bryant Mark Bueei Bill Buckey Cheryl Buckey 118 People Lm Culubris chin Cumpbcll Sundl Ctmrn Debby Cal 13011 Dunc erlsuII Kathy Crmln Dcnnis Chambers Jnc Chiucchium lecuc Cnrbiswm Brent Cornstubble Vulcric Crixlip Jim Davis Debbie Davis Teresa DcDomenic Kelly Dc Luau Wherek the fire? laughs Stan Osowski. Patti DiCesure Dave Delprince Ed Donahue JoAnn Dragon John Dragon Mark Edwards Karen Edwards Jodi Ekcnsten Bruce Eller Martin Ende Chris Feher Cindy Feher Mark Fcigh Kim Fitting Mark Fish Regina Fobcs Arthur Furman Rick George Neil Gilde Mike Gildersleeve Doug Gill Marie Gocheuur Ted Goodman Renee Harvey Mark Hutch Janet Hearrt Julie Hinson Forrest Hoctbrt David Houd Barb Hornyuk Denise Howes James Howle Kathy Huggins Terri Huskunen Richard Jakewuy Jay Jarvi Dave Johnson Diane Johnson Marilyn Johnson Renee Johnson Ursel Jones Tom Juholu KIDNEY! IYI HEY! IYIEINEW One of the first and foremost jobs of the sophomore class is to earn mon- ey for next yeafs prom. The class offi- cers with the help of advisers Mr. John Higgins, Mrs. Encie Moroski, Mr. Ray Moore, Mr. Frank Roskovics, and Mrs. Gail Workman, have been busy com- ing up with ideas.A10ng with the aver- age little moneymaking schemes, the Class 0f 78 has created another first in the history of Harbor. As a sign of the times and ingenuity of the sophomore class, their big proj- ect was a record and tape sale. Mem- bers of the class anxiously took part, each trying to make their homeroom tops. 120 People Lynn Kades Beth Ann Kaplan Mickey Keenan Joe Kennedy Karen Klingensmith John Koren Jill Kovacs Joc Krcal Karen Kunes Terry Laurila Raenel Laszlo Lynn Levin Hal Loudermilk Liz Luoma Tom Madar Gary Manteuffel LuAnn Masella Dave McConnell Jerry Anne Mead Robin Mickelson Joe Miller Michelle Mochoskay Helen Monick Evonne Morris Sjon Mosier '1 Janet Mullen Mark Nappi Steve Ockman Mike Olsson People 121 122 People Stun Oxuwskx Rum Pulm Tony P11011110 Cmdy Purm Mary Pirigyi E1 .chth Pnlluy Marc Pope Scull Puffer George Reed Jerry Richmond L'my Rimc Anthuny Rose Rawlcy Ross Sandy Runnion Susan Russell Cleo Saddler Tony Sullce Kurt Sandburg Darrell Sargent Diane Shaffer Margie Shank Russell Skuggs Judi Skufcu Dennis Sparks Cindy Sposito Shawn Starkey Jill Steffancin David Stemous Helen Stehr Mary Strandman Vicki Strawbridge Chip Stroup Eric Toivolu Kathy Toivula David Tremblay Donna Tuomula Mike Olsson takes a break between classes. HINGE? E. THINGS A big event in the life of a sopho- more is the ordering of his class ring. Decisions begin to mount as choices increase; gold or silver? What color stone?circu1ar or square? name or no name? Luckily this is easily handled by the competent sophomore class. Of course a mix-up will happen and many a sophomore confused the com- pany Jostonis with Mr. Josson, but this is straightened out. At last when they finally come in, everything is for gotten while friends compare rings. Spirit is inborn in most s78iens and is self-evident in everything they take part in. At pep assemblies the other classes find it a difficult task to out cheer the sophomore section and the Pep club isjust swarming With lOth graders. At games, whether playing or just watching, the i78ers try their best to prove that Harbor is No. 1. Jo Anne Tyler Lisa Ucciferri Nick Verno Not Pictured s Linda Bish Don Perry g:?tiilrtl:ti:rath Steve-Calawuy Steve Peterson Bill Wcrman Debbie Devis Ben Porter Dabble Gildersleeve Marlin Prrtt Beth Goodell Charles Rupoose James Harden Janice Russell Gary Harnist Ferry Sandeiia Larry Whitacre Ann Sanders Mary Fragoso Diane Sanfield Max Holman John Stone quce Hutchinson Lorri Swunn Sharon Weyant Tim JOY Jamie Tannish Davelyn Wiles E11611 Kldner Barbara Thompson Mark Williams Lauralee KOSki Ken Trent Scott Mendrala Lloyd Vance Leah Miller Tony Warren Kevin Moore Dave Wiles Scott Mosier Doug Woodard Marvin Willia ms Barb Woodard Jim Woodring Brian Wuori Peo ple 123 FRESH, SEEING IS BELIEUIHG! Almost everyone gives freshmen a bad impression of high school. has scary-lookout for the teachersfbuy your tickets now for the use of the band stairs. No wonder they get such ideas. The first day of school the freshmen huddle together in little groups 7ex- cited, perhaps even a little frightened. But as they began getting acquainted with the building and the routinest they found it to really be fun. Steve Abrams Debbie Alferink Bunnie Allen Bob Atzemis Scott Auer Lorie Bailey Cindy Batu Katrina Beitz John Bourdeaux Jodi Bourdeau Lana Bracken Lisa Bracken Deirdre Breedlove Keith Brown Brady Burnett Bruce Burnette John Camplese Sandy Catron Claude Caudill Chris Chekouras Christine Clark Dale Clark Terry Clint Chris Combs 124 People Despite being ltknocked aroundi. by the upperclassmen, they managed to keep a smile on their faces. The frosh girls walked around with their heads in the clouds as they spied those upperclass guys. The frosh guys wondered if they would ever play football like that or be a member of a club only juniors and seniors could belong to. Seeing Harbor is believing it. but the freshmen have much more to see. Bryan Louckes rushes to a class. 6-1.1...4- .t - -..wr..,.. Shawn C016 Geraldine Culuman Rick Colicchio Tim Crockett Jim Crudclc 1 rank Daniels James Duwscy Gordie DeLauI Billy DelPrincc Dave Delorc Kim Dionci'f Kip Fcklund Rick liichorn Vickie Mkclin Gary Filling Valerie l-lcckenstein Ron Flick Ray Framlmck Lisa Fran? Marlene Ii'ratis Ralph Foderctti Tammy Frcdcn'cks Sherry Frcnz Darcy Irrohnaplc People 125 'l u l-runk Pum Hunk Ll mux Guggiuno Jo Gallclu Tim Givcnx Ray Glldcnlcrve Cindy Gmncz. Rub Cuudcu Tim Goudgc Jnni Grccn Dave Grcgury Paul Gnrmlcy Lori Herpy Richard Hox'kins Mike Hummer Perry Johnson Shari Johnson Mark Jones Freshmen are very surprising people. Russ Jones Kim Joy Ron Kalil Juan Kane Kathy Kunne Currie Kurbucka 126 People Suzanne Kuuru Joe chnc June Krone Sundy Kirk Beth Kitimuu Debbie Lurku David chil! Lynn Lillie Torry Lix'lcr SIYIHLLEH EUEFW YEHFl lt seemsto most upperclassmen than the freshmen get smaller every year. As the huge football players gaze hysteri- cally at the frosh football team, they laugh and ask, Did we look like thatiw Just remember-Harbor stars come in all shapes and sizes. Every year the frosh are small, but look what they turn in t0! lThejunior girls still canlt believe lll'dl the junlu: guys finally got tallll Give lcm a chance! Bryan Loucks Mark Loyd Bonnie Lucas Frank Lucas Becky Lundi Stave Luoma Mike Mackey Warren Maple Michele Martino Bill MxConncll Dave McCoy Steve McElroy People 127 Darryl McIntyre Kathy McKenzie Scorr Mend Angel Mendrela Richard Mick Bruce Miller Cheryl Miller Wayne Mintzlaff Steve Mochosky Darlene Molnar Barbara Monick Jacqueline Morrison Heather Nelson Robert Noland Jim Nordquest Roy Nurkka FHDSH C THHU Members of the class of 78 came to Harbor High last fall in the some- what less than coveted roles of fresh- men and have long since proven that they can hold their own in a world of upperclass harrassment. Beginning with the election of class officers, through- out the football and basketball seasons, and in their participation in class proj- ects and school clubs, the freshmen have shown enthusiasm and Harbor Pride in all the things they have done. With the help of their class advisers the freshmen have adapted well to life at Harbor, makingtheir debut as Mar- iners successful and triumphant. They are destined to a future of proper ac- tion at Harbor, the magnitude of which will be greatly increased as soon as they determine which is the UP and which is the DOWN staircase. The freshmen spirit catche: You dontt have to be a freshman to have a little fun 128 People Marcia Olkowski Candi Owens Bob Parsons Womb Pmmcn Brian Patrick Sluvc Pundlulun John Perry Charles Phelps Louis Piriggi Pam Puhtn Susan Pnkclxck Ken Porter Jody Princ up With Suzanne Kauru in German Class Frosh caught in the act! Enthusiasm strikes again . . Bill Pumlu Drcxx Ruposc Jeff Reed Ken Reed Jackie Ringer Andy Roburtmn Jim Rodrigucz Gina Ruse Pam Rossetti Carolyn Ruff Don Runnion Kcvin Sargent KClth Saturday Renee Saturday Lisa Schluich Lori Schlaich Debbic Schubert Keith Shcaslcy Mary Schroeder Dorothy Scott Linda Segler Larry Settler Joel Shick Craig Shulm Kelly Sisson Sheila Sizemorc Pam Skaggs Andrea Smith Bob Smith Ken Smith Jeanette Stevens John Stone Jackie Suhar Ron Sutton Karen Taft Patty Thompson Karl Tiito Pat Turner Lori Davis shows a little ufreshness? 130 People L HING- HHEHD The freshman class has passed the first trial at Harbort-and survived. Now they can look forward to picking on next yearls Erosh. Many say that they don't do anything like that , but past experience says all new sophs pick on freshmen just a little. This yearls freshmen should prove no different. ?K' l p ' '3 .1 Rita Wagner Roberta Wagner Janet Wurc Cindy Webster Kirk Weigand Robert Williams Virginia Willia ms Kevin Wolcott Linda Woodard Melody Wooldridge Tom Wortmzm Peggy Armstrong Bruce Builes Becky Baldwin Chris Bcrtolotti Cindy Bishop Tina Boomhower Mark Bower Kelli Brindley Debbie Brnckhurst Amy Campbell Debbie Campbell Kevin Campbell Pat Campbell John Cumplese Frank Clayman Barry Cobb Ron Colon J ohn CIites Gloria Daniels Lori Davis Laurie Decamillo Mark DeGennero Not Pictured Stephanie DiDonato Kim Dibell Pam Dichl Brian Diangclo Ed Donahoc Joy Drought Wesley Duva Peggy Frasure Cheryl Gregory Vernon Hall Julie Hunnemun Cindy Hassett Mark Holman Evelyn Hutchinson Tom Hutchinson Randy Johnson Dave Kellogg Allen Lewis John Lewis Darlene Lister Sandy Mack Terri Mosier Ken Nejbuur Frank Patton Don Pfuuts Marvin Pritt Brenda RumCY Randy Roth John Rutz Sherri Smn Kevin Shinuult Eric Smith Sindy Solomgn Lisa Spring Kevin Stillman Cccill Tuckett Danette Thompson Tammie Thompson Vicki Tmnt Anastasia Valerie Rita Wagner Pcopli? 131 BLIND LEADING THE BLIND? Class projects and agtm'tics donlt The officers do not act alone. they just happen by themselvcy they rc- are under the supervision and guidance quire the dedicated planning and orga- 0f the Class advisers. Every incoming niuition of the individual class officers freshman class is assigned teachers to and advisers. Four Ofilcers are elected act as adidsers t0 the students. They every year by the students ofeach meet with the officers to approve and class to represent them These 0 flicers help organize activities. These advisers not only organized all class related remain with the class throughout their projects, they also represented their four years at Harbor. The advisers are students at student council meetings. called 011 to approve all money matters. ii ' ., 7. , , ' .. V SENIORS: Brett Horvath, vicc-prcs.; Cindy Diehl. sec.;Tom Clint, pres.; Becky Ray, treas. V win: , I JUNIOR ADV.: Andy Lsco, Mike Lombard, Nancy Hunt SOPHS: Karen Kunes, treas.; Mary Strandman, sec.; Doug Gill, vice-pres.; Theresa Dedominic. pres. SENIOR ADV.: Dean McQuaide, A. Kleesattel. 'Iv l 13 'l'uuplu SOPH ADV.: anie Muroski. Ray Moore, Gail Wurkmzm, John Hig- gins Becky Baldwin, FROSH ADV: Row one: Crenu Baker. Barb Kunes Row two: Kurt Nordquest, Bob Josson, Randy Pope Carolyn Stevenson, Fran Flood, Margaret Dimacchia, Dick Pavolino I'D- Mwnrkhr .g . JUNIORS: Row one: Anita Zappitelli, treas.; Janice Dragon. sec. Row two: Bob Pozsonyi, p!es.; Randy Lundi, vice-pres. Pooplr: I33 l ' , $ r l I I Mr. Sam Mcrrimnn Mr. Podges works on the federal finances budge t. Mrs. Lillian Sylvester Mr. Erwin A. Podges 134 People SPIRIT BEGINS HERE! vaidingtlmnamboost forthcAsh- Iuhulu Area City Schools are Mr. Jack Pumoru. superintendent; Mr. Sam Merri- mun. business manager; Mrs. Lillian Syl- vestcrl the clerk of the board: MI, Erwin AA Podges. supervisor of federal assis- tance: Mr. Anthony Clliucchicw. dirct- Ior of pupil personnel. and the Board of Education. Mr. Rumora is responsible for planning expenditures. making recommendations I'nr employment. being the chief negoti. atcr with all employer groups and review- ing all suggestions on curriculum. Being with his family. playing handball, and lis- tening to music are activities in Mr. Ru mom's spare time. My. Addix'on Goodall. Jr. Board members are Mr. Addison Gou- dell Jr.. president; Mr. Milton C. Robin: son. the Rev. Mr. Harold D. Shiflct. Mrsl Sara Lengyel. and Dr. John Pearsun. Improvements, such as in the roofing and lighting was an activity ofthe Board. Student communications, Student Coun- cil Cabinet. Curriculum and Evaluation Cabinet, Citizen's Advisory Committee are some organizations the Board is in- volved with. The Rev. Harold Shillet Mr. Milton C Robinson Mrs. Sara Lengyel DI. John Pearson 135 People Principals Steer Students This is Robert Puttilo's third year as principal of HHS. bun though Mr, Plii'tilu has been mi llill'bol'lS sitilit' tor nine ycursi his :ix'swtriittiiiii goes back to his days :is :i student here. A former HHS hunt! mcmhcr. hc has cui'i'icd UII his haw ni' music as hnth :1 band director 2in choir Llil'CCIUI' Lll high School. universtty; zimi church. Bcsidcs music. Mr. Pllriiltl also cn- joys hUWIillg and being with his children. Serving as secretary iv the princi- pul for 30 yours is lidnzi Bccknttin. Much 01' her free time is spent working in many cummunity groups. When shds not WOIking. Mrs. Buck- mun likes to read. truvclt 11ml IISICH to music. Bill Licutc has spent seven years at Harbor of which the last three were us assistant principal. Being in charge of truancies and attendancet Mr. Licutc cluitits to bc hadvisor t0 till. Among his many pasttimcs are cooking. playing with trains. collect- ing antiques, and shunting trccs. Secretuty to the assistant princimlt is Delores Forinash. This is her eighth year working zit Ilurhnr. In the summer she spends her time on the golf cnttrsei while the wintcr-s weather muvcs her inside for bowling. Ruhcit Puttilu Mm licckimm und Mrs. l'urinush chuckle over u day's work ltirst rnw: iidnu Bcckmun. 0010ch lhrinush Buck mu: Huunm Andrcwx Mary DcPicru William Liuitc 136 Pcoplc -. xi, Mrs. Andrews is caught wmking on schedules Mrs. Beckmun is enjoying her book. Gu idance Relaxes Students During the course olia day, students often find the Guidance Office 3 ha- ven from the pressures of school. There is a constant How of people traveling through because they. lost tircshman. are trying to find the lower office or seniors are worried about their future, and the Guidance Office offers a rest. Helping to straighten out the stu- dent problems is Steve Candela. Mr. Candcla is a nine year Harbor veteran. He was a former science teachei. Al- though he spends much of his spam time running, he also enjoys fishing and hunting. New to Harbor this year is Nancy J ones, also a counselor. Her interests range from sewing to tennis with many things between. Lastly, the most vital pcrson of the Guidance Department is Eleanor An- drews. secretary for seven years. Mrs. Andrews is admittedly a ttsports nutii and when she can find time away from her busy work Nancy Jones and Steve Candela schedule, she reads and watches nall sport? People 137 Th 6y Speciahze Hurbm' employs mum spccmlilcd imlividuuls. Rnhcrl SlmrL in hls Sth year. touches drix 01 1111mm. 15151:ng .md bunting; :xrc amnng his tllwmc au- IiVillCS. 'Ibuching Special Izduculion :n'c Susan lncunizx and 15d Aunsuung. AI- su Icuching fur 5 yeah: MM; lncm'x'm likes muling and scum; Mr. .ler strung in his 4th nmmmsccutivc your. spends mm! 01' his spare time muchng Ihc basketball Icum. Dun Plulzmo lcuchcs UWA 0ch1pulimml Work Adjuslmcnlbu gmcmmcnl111ml- cdpmjcct WI1cnllc-snnl cunching 11mlhall.Mr. Plaluno Miss 10ch in some gulf. Mlilh Pclcrsum IS the nurse I'm all area schools. Her favorite past time is sewing. All Harbor students have at unc limc m' anolhm used Tuplq Lihluly. Handling the needs of Ihc puhlk and school are three donned librarians: Marian llulTnmn. Rilu Bulng. zmd Mariam Myllynmki, Among the wm kcrs ui' Harlan: arc the custodians LlHd firemen. Fred Muss- ford. Jon Ashley and Betty Mum; do their best to keep IIIC schnnl in good condition. Working to keep the school warm urc Pctc Carlson and Roland Kelly. Duting 51h period many Mariners encounter four hard working Women, Hurbofs lunch ladies. They are Rulsutu Huffman. Allie Tulxulu Murizm Lundi. and Maris OUC'V. l'idith Peterson Roland Kelly Robert Short l'rcd Mossford and Pete Curlsun 138 Pcnplc Du n Plulunn lid Armstrong Suc lncon 13 People 139 140 People Leave my freshman girls alone! N ,6 i X ,. 9! ;; xggg V . '15 , Carolyn Stevenson and Margaret Dimacchia Mrs. Moroski wears her wig. Language Teachers Are the Key Learning hingnugc is the key to learning he- cznisc communication is essential to education. Harbor has a highly com- pclein language stuff. lincie Moroski Mi-English. Speech renguges in organic fzirmingi She takes cure of one husband. one dog two puppicsi one inside cut, one hum cut. one bum kitteni mic budgjc. 11nd two maybe horses, Sewing, read- ing. motorcycling. and shooting in- ICI'Csl Gail Workman ByiEnglish, acutive writing. Frances Flood Bk English, drumaticsr spends her leisure time swimmingitulking.11nd reading. Crocheting afghans. redecorating houses and apartments, and travelling are just a few of the hobbies of Esther Edcburn U 3i-7English, Luiin. Ardythe Kleesuttel Hy English, journalismispends her time on her family, plants. pets, reading. art, and sewing. Richard Pavolino Miilingi lislinnjoys sports, working with wood, and collecting American Flyer trains. Coye Wilfong i5ji7English; claims his hobby is working. He oper- ates a capground during the summer and built his own house. Carolyn Stevenson i'6yiSp-4nish, Germaik keeps busy camping. gardening, and taking care of her son and daughter. Dancing, bowling crochcting. and sewing are interests of Margaret Dimacchia QFFrench. Row 1: Coye Wilfong, Richard Pavolino. Row 2: Ardythe Kleesattel. Encie Moroski, Esther Edeburn, Gail Workman, Fran Flood. IHIIHUU. WM People 141 Kurt Nnrdqucs'L Mxrhucl Lummrd. Bernard Pandora Hunk Rmkovics. Rnbcn HuIT. and Raymond lfdu bum. Karl Meinhurdt Nuncv Hunt Norma Lillie 142 People Cultural Teachers Hum Along hm; ILMMI sludcnt ul unc Iimc m ullm comes in wnum Willl teachers in Ihc fullmul le'pLHllllUlH. Ilcmling thc Smiul Slmhcx ix Ruhcxl IIuIHZM POD. LILIMHICCd PUD Mm is :m mid tennis pluycr. Michael Imnhuld LH American histor-x Wnrld hislnm was mlcd thc culcst lmby nl' lhc Icuchcrs. His hobbies include Imxcling 11ml mttchv inglightcnmg. Hunk Rusknvics LM American hislm'y. Wmld hislm-y en, joys sports and attended the 1075 Rose Bowl gums in Puscdcnu. Reading and listening tn music um the huhhics 0f Bun Pundmu LU world geography. world history. currem history. Ray mnml lidcburn 1 M sociology. psy- , chology. ccmmmics, fumil; liYng is Mr, Punduru arranges vluss nutcx , Rmkmicx chcckx I'ur IhL' lalvst ncus. active in gardening. camping. hiking. square dancing. and church ucIivitics. Tennis. biuycling. painting. and play- ing gznncs :n'c pustlimcs 0f Kurt Nord- qucst 0 human relations. general business. and business law. Nancy Hunt Mhrtwlikcspainting.sculpting.1cad- ing. and studying. Norma Lillie 13 vocal music enjoys Flower arranging. gardening and watching television. Oliver Kuuru H$ directs concert band cnjuys vacations and directs his church choir. Karl Mcinhurdt m- in structs marching band enjoys bowling and listening to good music. Working diligently . ML Nordqucsi makes out a test. Ohvcr Kauru Mr. Huff reacts to Ihv camera. Math and Science Teachers Measure Up! Despite many cmnmnic lumdv icups. lhc Scicncc and Math dc- purlmem mminucs to uphold :1 tradition of precision. liurrylcc U11. UH Chemin- try. IPS i5 busy as u bee with church activities, lmwling gur- duning and refinishing fumi- Iure. Walter Pope LU Biology enjoys hunling zmd gardening. He has ;1 wife, a sun. and a daughter. Robert Josson 3 IPS. physics. General Sciences has one duughlcr named Amy. Besides list. he i: intelcslcd 111 Karma running. and music. An- drew lsco 0 Biulogy is kept active with a wife and five young children. Camping. fish- ing. hunting. and travelling are activities employed by Gary Quine tH Science. William Wul. suku HSJiAdvunccd Math, Algebra Jinjoys sports, wood- working, and Iruvclling. Crut't- work running, Karate. and . . ,I, spectator sports interest Barbara 'flgwmglg- ' . Kunes L6! Algebra, Geometry. ' ' ' John nggms 6 Algebm, Geometry is married and has a baby son. He enjoys golfing pl1otograplly,amd travel. Run- ning. hunting. and fishing are the leisure activities of Dean McQuaide MkAlgebra. Bus- iness Math. Raymond Moore QrGeneral Math, Shop Math. General Business enjuys travel- ling, singing in a small music group, and lying on the floor with a set of head phones on, listening to good music. Mr. Utz takes attendence. , 7 . Gary Quine, Randy Pope, Bob Josson, Hanylee Utz, Andy lsco Mr. McQuaide comments on his wrestling team. 144 People Algebra 1 class is interrupted by a photographer. Mr. Josson prepares a bath for his pet rock. Ray Moore supports Harbor High. Barb Kunes sorts cheerleader coupons in her spare time. Peo-Ie I45 .mv- . . . II..'f -' 4.1- i . V i rr' They Prepare For Work 8x Play l. -,i arm! ' $.31: h IU- W . 4? i w' . R O h. 31:. v ' ,2 Hurbork industrial ails department is staffed by the team of Wilbert Willey and George Pilchun. Mr. Willey has the longest teaching record at Harbor. 25 years. In his typical t'ushinn. Mr. Willey stutcs that he is in Ilivur 0f :1 leisure activities: Mr, Puchzin has been Lit Harbor only 9 years. His private :10 livities range from bowling to concerts Working in the business department are John Rose and Edith Rcichcrl. A four year vctern. Mr. Rose teaches general busincssi bookkeeping. and typing. He cnjoys reading or playing uutdoor spurts. Settled now in her sec- ond year at Harbor. Mrs. Reichert teaches shorthand and typing. In her spare time she is actively involved in the American Association of University Women Harbor's health and physical cduca4 tion teachers lead active lives. Teach- ing freshman girls in her second year. Crcna Baker is the daughter of Mr. Willey. She spends her off school hours sailing or singing. Jennifer muta- ncn. also in her second year. teaches the sophomore girls. Her interests range from coin collecting Lind organ playing. Anthony Nappi. sophmnore boys gym instructor, is in his Forth year. When he is not working he on- joys tennis and running. Freshman health and gym teacher, Bob Rich. has been on the Harbor Payroll for nine years. Besides teaching, ML Rich coaches baseball. Taking charge of the home econom- ics department single handed is Rozel- la Harpst. In her eleventh year, She en- joys reading, cooking, and sewing for her grandchildren when she is nor busy at school. George Puchzln 146 People Robert Rich Wilbcn Willey lLllIll Rclghurt John Rnsu Crcna Baker Tony Nuppi People 147 X:- msfaH$i Index 149 M UORITT152DurL'y Frohnuplc Diane Carlsnn Kim Struusscr Julie Stevens Barb Ray Debby Carlson Tcrri Huskonen. STUDENT CABINET First mw: Dave Frcilich.Chip Goodall. Helen Stehr, Beth Goodcll, Steve Luoma. Kathy Kuhnc, Second row: C. Fcher. Laura Armstrong, John Olsen, Mechell Mochusky. Karon Kuncs. Burb Ray. Jeanette Stevens. Chris Bloom. Back row: Ben Bucci. GIRLS JV BASKETBALL First row: Katrina Benz, Laurie DeCamillo, Lori Herpy, Back row: Donna Tuomala. Lori Davis, Barb Woodard, Liz Luoma, Rita Wagner. . 4.31.- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Abrams. Slcvc 124 Acicmn. Lisa 118 Adams,K:1111y47.71.75,85.118 Adduil','1'mlyu 114 Alfcrink. Debra 124 Allen. Bonnie 124 Allen. Ixugunc Ll0 Almbury. Mikc 118 Amxibcl. Churlcs 90 Andurxon. Churlcs 78,90 Anderson. Dizmc 114 Andcmm, Juzm 42.1 14 Andcrwn. Sharon 33.48.5850.64,69. 74.90.109 Andrews. E1cnnur 136.137 Angelo. Kclly 118 Arturo. Mark 72 Armstrong. B111 84 Armstrong. Ed 139. 144 Armstrong. hum! 48.67.90 Armstrong. Peggy 45.131 Arp. Jerry 90.198 Alzcmis. Ruben 124 Auer. Scolt 124 Bailcs, Bruce 131 831185. Cheri 83.118 Builcy.Bi11 114 Bailey. Lorie 124 Bailey. Lynn 85.118 Baker.Bc1indu 114 Baker, Crena 133.147 Baldwin, Becky 79,131,132 Ball, Kathy 90 Ballard1Matt 114 Balog, Run 90 Balog. Rita 139 Barbuto. Mary Ann 90 Bartlett. Jeanine 2932.118 Bartone. Sherry 90 Bates. Cynthia 124 Beaver, Tom 118 Beckman. Edna 136.137 Beckwith, Mike 36,37,90 Bee, Lorin 118 Beitz, Katrina 35,124 Benedict. Nelson 90.200 Benham. Scott 118 Bennett. Jim 67,88.47,114 Bent. Candy 118 Bento. Dawn 1 18 Bento, Frank 114 Bcrtca, Jeff 118 Bertolotti, Chris 131 Bcrtolotti, Darla 91 Bevuquzl. Linda 91 Bevuqua. Terri 1 14 Bihlajama, Karen 91 Bilicic. Debbie 57.114 Bilicic. Tina 118 81le Lindu47152,70,118 Blake,Murmy 20,30,67,114 B121kC.Bccky 48.83.91.141 Blank. Kathy 91 Bloom, Chris 56169,1 14 Bond. Murgic 1 14 Bonhum. Dave 1 18 Booth. Shirley 63,64,85.91.101 Bourdeuu. Jodi 124 Bourdeaux.Jo1m 124 Bosslcy. Bill 118 Bossley. Joel 91 Bowers, Mark 131 Bowman. Bob 1 18 Bracken. Diane 79,114 Bruckcnv Luna 124 Bracken. Lisa 124 Bradley.10hn 36,114 Bragg, Kevin 68.91 Branscome. Tim 1 14 Breedlovm Deirdre 124 Brees. David 114 Brindlcy1 K611i 124,1311132 Brindley, Kim 114 Brockhurst, Debbie 131 Brown, Bill 118 Brown Karen 64,114 Brown. Kathy 91 Brown, Keith 63,124 Brown, Ken 118 Bruno, Charles 72 BryunL Debbie l 18 Bucci, Ben 50,79 92,106 Bucci, Mark 50,792118 Bucci,Mr1 and Mrs. Nick 50 Bucci, Pam 50 Buck, Ken 114 Buckey, Bill 118 Buckey,Chery1 71,118 Bugansky, Don 79,85,92 Burgess, Mike 86 Burnett, Brady 124 Burnette, Bruce 124 Butcher, Bob 92 Calabris, Lisa 119 Campb611,Amy 131 Campbell, Debbie 131 Campbell, Kevin 1 19 Campbell, Steve 92 Camplese, Mark 72,92 Camplese, John 124 Candela, Steve 137 -O------------ 1-1CA First row; John Rosc1Adviscr1. Shawn Starkey. Dave Huggins, Jay Iarvi, Steve Li, cute, Chip Guodell, Larry Endc. Bernie McKendrCc.ScottCocanowchoc1'ndc,M11ke Bcckwith, Steve Campbell, Dave Russctte, A1 Crockcm Jeff Ecklund, Bob Rcash, Dirk, Pav01inu,1Adviscr1 Second row: Mark Nappi, Brad Short. Greg Dc1Princc, Clay Shick. Bob Poszonyi, Randy Lundi, Ken Buck, Dean Foglio, Ron Licala. Dave Klingensmith, Randy Cotton, Murray Blake, Stan Oxowski Third row: Richard Jackwuy, Mickey MC- 1L1r0y, Mark Paolilo, Lynn Wrightnour, Bart Horvath. Barry Shick, Tony Romano, Paul Clark, Guy Imbrugno. Neil Tannish, Willie Sadd1er, Willie Jones, Michael Gildursluove, Back row: Tom Juhola, Kurt Sandberg. Larry Gildersleevc. Randy Juncs, Lib Vitale, Jeff Sanders, Brett Horvath, Chuck Anderson, Jim Tromblay, Tom Clint,Je1T Skaruppa, Bcn Bucci, Kaiser Holman, Tom George, Frank Bento. ,7 1..--1,o. STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Peggy Armstrong, Margie Shank. Regina Fubcs, Diane Bmcken, Lana Bracken, Steve Peterson, Laura Armstrong, Beth Kitinoja, He1en Stehr, Julie Hinson, Lynn 6111, Valerie Fleckenstein, Theresa DcDomenic, Jerry Anne Mead, Becky Baldwin, Renee Saturday, Second row: Cindy Diehl, Joe Chiacchiero, Becky Ray, Linda Lee, Cindi Solomon, Suzanne Kaura,1eanette Stevens. Lori Davis, Linda Bish. Becky Blake, Cindy Millberg, BaIb Ray, Dave Rossette, Darcy Frohnaple, Janice Dragon Third row: Mark Johnson, Randy Lundi, Doug Gill, Steve Pendleton, Brad Short, Frai'xk Clayman. Debby Carlson, .1111 Kovacs, Cheryl Pokelsek, Tony Romano, Lam: Hinsam John Olsen. Luiz Camerio, Dave Freilich, Michele Mochoskay, Kelli Brindley, Jackie Ringer, Jeff Bertia, Chip Goodell, Back row: Bob Poszonyi, Jim Tremblay, Robbie Goodall, Janet Woodring, Mary Strandman, Mark Williams, Bruce Miller. Kim Brindley, Laureen Spring, John Roskovics, Terri Loudermilk, Julie Stevens. Index 151 Cuncirn. Luil 50.03 Cumm. Sundi75.110 Curlislc.Bc11193 Carlson. Brian 881.11 1 Carlson. Debby 110 Cul'lwn. Diunc 71184.1 10 Cullxun. Em 10.11.5357.64.XS.H7. 03.103.106.108 Cur1sun. Pclc 138 Cul'pcntcr. Chonl 114 Czu'pcnlcr. Scull 114 Culmn. 521mb 134 C;111L1111.C1;1udc 134 C;lud111.D;1r1can3 Ccfulw.K;11hy 119 Ccvcm, Randy 1 l4 Ccvcm. Tina 93 C11umbcrs.Dcnnis 110 Chusc. Joe 93 Chcknvrus. Christine 134 Chiucchicm. Amhom 135 Chiuuuhieru. Cmmic 30.44.45.114 Chiucuhicru. Jun: 119 Chuncs. Jim 3 C1urk.Chriinne 134 Clark. Dale 134 C1urk.Duwn 57.114 Clark.P:11114.41.43.93 C1uynmn.ank 41.63.131 Cluymun. Mike I 14 Clint. Cur0133.33.114 Clint. Torry 134 Clim. Tum 93.133 Cuzxch. Steve 93 01be Barry 131 Cocarmwex; Scott 8393 C01C.S11;u'on 135 C0111c51'1. Juunnu 93 Coleman. Geraldine 136 Colicchio. Richard 135 Calicchio. Susan 30.70.93 Culling, Aaron 93 Colling. Fran 13 Colon. Ronald 131 Combs. Christine 134 Cook. Don 114 CordeHJane156.7l.74.1l4 Comstubblc, Brent 119 Culmn. Randy 114 Coxc. Kerry 11 Coxe. Shauna 93 Crislip Valerie 1 19 Cmckett. A191,93 Crockett. Tim I35 Crudclc. James 125 Cunningham. Scott 93,101 BOYS JV BASKETBALL: Mark H01- man, Dave Stcnruos, C100 Saddler, Tony Sallec. Jim Davis, Jerry Kar- kutt. Marc Pupc. Billy Brown. Juc Chiacchiem. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Daniels. Cookie 42.43,56.82.114 1521ndcx BOYS VARSITY BASK1:TBA1.I.11TSI mu': Max Holman, Wilhc Jones. Mike Bcckwith. Brad Short. Tony Jones. Buck row: Jeff Skaruppu. Nelson Benc- dict. Dan Juholu, John Bradley. Randy Jones. Darrell Sargent. Willie Saddler, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Daniels, Frank 135 Danicls.G10riu 131 Davis. Debbie 1 19 Davis. Jim 119 Davis. Lori 34.85.130.131.133 Duwsuy. Hurry 93 Dawscyu Jumcs 125 DcCumiHu. Niki 114 DcCumillu Vanessa 1 14 DcColu. Mary 69.93 DcDomcniu.Tcrcsu64.80119.132 DcGennam. Mark 131 DchIian. Sheri 29.32.33.58.114 DcLuaI. Dennis 46.114 DCLudl. Gordon 125 DcLzmI. Karen 94 DcLaut.Kelly42.43.79.119 DclPrincc. Bi11y 125 DCIPrincc. Dave 119 DclPrincc. 6105: 30.78.94 DcPuscalc. Vince 94 DcPicro,M:1ry 136 Detorc. David 135 Dolore. Linda 114 Dibc11. Bonnie 114 Dibc11, Kim 131 DiCcsarc. Patti 119 Dickey. Derrick 3 DiDonan. Stvphnnie 131 Dieh1.Cindy63.64.94.132 Diehl. Pam 131 Dimacchia. Margaret 80.132,140.141 Dioncff. Kim 125 Donahue. Ed 131 Dondrea. Don 63.94 Dragon, Brenda 94 Dragon..1:micc 28.42.75.80.114.133 Dragon. JoAnn 75,80,119 Dragon. John 119 Drought. Joy 131 Duva. Wes 131 Ecklund. Jeff 1 14 Ecklund,K1p 125 Edeburn, Esther 141 Edeburn, Raymond 69.79.142 Edwards. Karen 119 Edwards, Mark 119 Eichorn. Richard 125 Ekcnsten. Jodi 119 E11er. Bruce 119 Endc, Joe 1 15 Endc, Lawrencc 94.42.27 Ende, Martin 1 19 Ernst, Brenda 92 Eskelin, Judy Suzanne 57,75,94 Eskelin, Victoria 125 Esposito. LuAnn 115 Index 153 BASEBALL First row: Scott Gaines, Dave Rossetti, Mikc BcckwitlL Kip McCullough, Mark P21011110. Jerry Arp Back row: George George. Ken Buck. Barry Schick. Don Jones, Bruce Bertca, Tom Juhola, Dan Juhola, Torn Karkutt PEP CLUB First row: Kathy Brown, Jamie Tannish, Cheryl Pokelsek, Kim Brindley, Terri Loudermilk, Kathy Woodring, Julie Stevens, Brenda Dragon, Lynn Kades, Valerie Corbissero Second row: Becky Baldwin, Joanna Jarvi, Lynn G111, Sue Powell, Raenel Laszlo, Peggy Ketchum, Kim Gardner, LuAnn Esposito, Maxy Roberson, Stephanie Ray, Janice Dragon, Kathy Huggins, Rena Palm, Lisa Calabris, Alice Monick, Wendy Pasanen, Thixd row: Beth Kitinoja. Dawnetta Sizemore, Diane Johnson, Sharon Weyant, Cookie Daniels, Joy Rennick, Jenny Hastings, Debbie Sheperd, Judy Eskelin, Darcy Frohnaple, John Roskovics, Ron Licata. Vikie Herpy, Liz Luoma, Sandi Cararo, JoAnn Tyler, Cheryl Buckey, Fourth row: Lynn Bailey, Kathy Adams, Scott Cocanower, Jeanette Ol- sen, Tom George, Connie Chiacchiero, Laureen Spring, Larin Hinson, Cindy Russell, Gail Evans, Karen Klingensmith, Beth Carlisle, Becky Lundi, Tae Ann Lundi, Debbie Bilicic, Michelle Mochoskay, Diane Carlson Fifth row: Robert Josson 1Advisor1, Ray Watson, Matt Wallo, Bart Horvath, John Olsen, Janet Cordell, Nelson Benedict, Jill Ko- vaks, Jeff Sanders, Lisa Spring, Dave Rosetti, Tom Zappitelli, Chuck Anderson, Guy Imbrogno. Bob Bowman, Debby Carlson. Denise Howes. 154 Index 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Evans,Gui1 A. 57160.66.69174.75.94. 109 Feller, Chris 119 Fchcr, Cindy 119 Fcigh. Mark 119.77,8514fu,73 Fish Mark 1 19 Fitting. Gary 12S Fitting Kim 1191 123 Fleckcnstcin, Vulcric 45,125 Fleming Ronnic 20,41 FlickJeff 115 Flick. Ronald 125.127 Hood, Frances 52.1321141 Fobes. Regina 119 Foderetti. Ralph 125 Foglio. Dean 94 Forinash. Dolores 136 Frumbuch. Raymond 125 Fraser, Lisa 88.125 Frasure, Patty 94 Frasure, Peggy 131 Fratis, Marlene 125 Frcdericks, Tammy 125 Frclich! David Joseph 67,82,83,87,94 141,85 Frenz. Sharon 125 Fronaple, Darcy 125 Fronk, Edward 126 Fronk. Pamela 126 Fronk, Richard P. 95 Furman, Arthur 119 Gaggino, Jim 126 Gaines, Scott 12,16 Galicia, Jo 126 Gardner, Kim 115 George, Rick 119 George, Tom 115 Gilde, Helen 115 Gilde, Helen 1 IS Gilde, Neil 120 Gildersleeve, Larry 115 Gildersleeve, Mike 120 Gildersleeve, Raymond 126 Gill, Doug 81,120,132 Gill, Lynn 12,44,45,115 Ginn, Steve 85,115 Givens, Tim 126 Gochneaur, Jason Lee 95 Gochneaur, Marie 120 Gomez, Cindy 126 Goodell, Addison Jr. 13,35 Goodcll. Addiwn 1V 41.50.67.8795. 109 600116111301116833 Goodull. Ruben 5.136 Goodman. Ted 120 Gordun. Anne F. 86.95 Gmmlcy; Paul 5.126 Gullhurd.111urk 115 Goudgu Tim Grcgury. Chcu'l 131 Grcgmyg David 136 Grippi. Louis 95 1'1l'ippi1Zunu 95 Huckncy, Brenda 1 15 H2111. Vernon 131 H1111. Tina 115 Hunck. Shelly 95 Hunneman. Julie 131 Hunncmun. Phillip 115. H:u'b:1ck,Michellc 86195 Harpst, Rozellu 57 Harris. Earl Wade 8796 Harvey Renee 130 HussetL Cynthia 131 Hastings,Jenny 72,115 Hatch, Mark 120 Hawes, Mark 96 Haytcher, Bruce Michae! 96 Hazellinc, Rich 115 Hcam. Janet 120 Harpy, Lori 35,126 Hibbs, George 10 Higgins. John 1231131144145 Hinson. Julie 80.120 Hinson, Larin 1 15 Hoback, Pam 96 Hoefert, Forrest 120 Hocffcrt, Robin 96 Hoguc. Robert D. 96 Holman, Kaiser 20.23196 H01man,Mark 131 Holman. Max 37 Holmes, Elaine 115 Hood. David 120 Hood, Teri Sue 86,96 Hornyak. Barb 120 Hornyak, Dave 115 Horvath, Bart 71,84,96 Horvath, Brett Peter 41 ,43,75,96,132. 198 Hoskins, Richard 126 Houghton. Frank I 15 Howes, Denise 75.120 Howle. James 120 Hubbard. David 46,64,96 Huff,R0bert83,87,142.143 Huffman, Marion 139 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 SI NIOR 3115K: Hrst row: Ken Plums. Bub Rcush. David Huggins. Larry Lndc. Chip Goudcll. Guy lmbrognm Mickuy Mclilruy. Al Cruckctl, Mike Bvchvilh. Martin Kossick. Stuw Campbell. Ben Bucci. Don Bugunsky. Mark Camplwc. Dzn'c. Hubbard Sccund rpm. Rim Putter. Miku Nojuncn. Clay Shwk, Ditk Mock. Hurry Damscy, Don Dundrcm Paul Clark. Burt Hurvuth. Tom Romunu. Juhn Oukmun, Scull Lcstcr. Luv. Curnuriu. Bub Bulchcr. Bernie McKendrcc. Jcl'l' Km'acs. Third row: 11'1111cJuncs.W1111c baddlcr. Tim Luurilu. Juhn Luurilu. lid Lurlu1 Mark 111101110. Chuck Andcrson, 13ml Hurvmh. Jim Trumblcy. JcIT Skuruppu. Duvc 1-'rcilicll.1,ouis Grippc. John OlsuxL Ruben Hague, Robin Huclbn. Neil Tannish, Jim Broadstrcct, Doug ScoIIV Back row: Kuism Holman, Clark Town. Dan Juhola. Mic Carlson. Scott Cnumowcr. Chris Shultc. Richard 17r0nk1 Run Bulog. Nelson Benedict. Tom Flint. Ron Licuta. John Roskovics, Mun Wulln. Dean l'uglio. Jc1'11Sandcrs. Randy Joncs1 Mike Huytchcr. Jeff Jones, Jeff Sill. , . .- 7 v6. .,, ---. . '- - SENIOR WOMEN; First row: Cindy Mnyle. Candy Kinney. Linda Bcvacqua. Paula Tarczy, Sandy Philips, Karla Butcher. Mary Salo, Mary Ann Barbam, Sue Colicchjo, Laura Armstrong, Sue Silvaggio. Lori Toivola, Lois Peura. Cindy Ryder. Jackie Ronrk Second row: Marie Stottle, Shirley Booth. Brenda Dragon. Mary Jo StrouleL Cindy Diehl. Linda Lee. Alice Monick, Pam Hoback. Debbie Shepard. Sharon Andersonh Peggy Krcal, Zana Grippe, Mary Pollay. Mary Noce, Ester Edeburn 1Advism1. Third row: Les- lie Kumava. Janice Myllumaki, Cindi Johnson. Sur Reed, Joanna Mirch, Terri Louder- milk, Cyndi Russell. Lori Lamer, Brenda Ernst. Leslie More. Becky Ray, Jeriann Spring, Amy Miller, Geriann Princ, Back row: Karen Bihlijama, Donna Zullo, Barb Vendmi, Barb Muyle. Judy Eskelin, Gail Evans. Colleen Park, Deb Viall, Kathy Woodring. Julie Stevens, Jeanette Olsen, Laura Lillie, Beth Carlisle, Kathy Brown, Becky Blake. LuAnn Ray. Index 155 ? x. ' $511lAQ! , 2 FOOTBALL First row: Bret Horvath, Ron Licatu. Lib Vitule, Torn Zappitelli, Tony Romano, Paul Clark, Scott Coconower, Kaiser Holman, Bart Hurvath. Second row: Steve Campbell, Chuck Anderson, John Laurila, Al Crockett. Chip Goodcll. Mike Beckwith. Dave Rossetti, Bob Pozsonyi. Mike Burgess, Duvc Hurnyuk. Third row: Frank Bcnlm John Bradley, Steve Licntu. Jeff Ecklund, Ken Buck, Mark Radwuncky,Barry Sllick, Randy Lundi, Matt Ballard. Randy Cottcn. Fourth row: Asst. Coach Randy Pope, Tom George, Mike Gilderslccve. Mark Nappi. Jay Jarvi, Put Watson, Max Holman, Stan Oskowski, Joe Chiacchciro, Dave Bonham, Asst. Coach Dick Pavolino. Last row: Asst. Coach Lynn Altonen, Head Coach Dan Platanm Rick Juckwuy, Kurt Sandberg, Tom Juhola, Dave Johnson, Dave Hood, Scott Puffer, Asst. Coach Jake Rose. wnm.......m.x A ; gvfmuL x?; .m. TRACK First row: Paul Rennick, Greg Schlaich, RichaId Hol- CROSS COUNTRY First row: Bill Bossley, Tum Madar, Terry Lister, man, Mark Lillvis, Ken Williams, Kaiser Holman, Darrell Sargent. Mike Kunnc, Second row: Dave Klingensmith, Larry Ende, Clay Shick, ROW tWOI Coach R0 Chutas, A1 Crockett, Willie Saddler, Lib joel Bossley, Coach Dean McQuaide. Vitale. Tony Romano, Clay Shick, Chip Goodall, Charles John- 156 Index TI'NNIS l irst rmx': Mark Starkey, Jnc Phillips, Lenny Lcc, Kuvin Lillic, Tim Picaxi Dmc I'rchclL Umuh Robcn Huff, Jeff l'hck. Lynn Wrighb nour. Dun chlcr, Andy Thomas, Bub Triuui. Dave Klingcnsmilh Doug Ymmg, Don Kicrslcud, Julie Slcwns. WRESTLING First row: Dave Detore. Darryl McIntyre. Terry Lister. Joe Ends, Rick Eichurn, Joe Miller. Ron Fleming, Second row: Steve Peterson. Murray Blake. Mark Huich. Brent Cornslubblc. Jeff Bertea. Mike McElroy. Chip Goodell. Rob Goodcll. Lust row: Asst. Coach Jake Rose. Frank Clayman, Paul Clark. Scott PuffeL Aaron Culling. Randy Jones, Larry lindc. Head Coach Dean McQuaide. Wm ' .'w An I 5' son. Row three: Joel Bossley, Bill Boss- ley, Scott Benham, Joe Endc, Maxk Pen- dleton, Larry Endc. dv vmz 6AA Firsl row: Jennifer Luuluutn 1Advixul1. quinc B;n'llc11,,1uckic Ru.xrk. Rcm'u Saturday. Lori Bullcy.Pu111 Diehl. Valerie Corbisscm,Cind1 Hillbcrg. Ilclun Slum. .1 1111c Hinmn. Duwm 011:1 Silcmore. Valerie liluckcnxlcin, Kathy KannuMichclrVurlinmJunctW;1rc.Yick111crpy. Kathy Huggins. JoAnn Dragon. Katrina: B2117 SCcond row: Joanna Jurvi, Sharon AnderSum Luuru Armstrong. Sue Powcll. Kim Lining.Linda111mdard.Suxunnc K;Illrzl..1dllitc Russell. Beth Goodall. Vicky Straxxbridgc. Lmdn B1811. Barb Smith, Carol Sistck. Sandi Cururu. Tcrri Huskonen. Diane Bracken. Jamie Tunnish. Sheri Dehelizm. Peggy Armstrong. Third Hm: Chcryl Carpenter, Rita Wagner, Barb Woodard. Liz Luomu. Becky Blake. Lisa Spring. Lmi Davis. Darcy Fruhnuple. Janice Dragon. Patti DeCcsurc. Rena P211111. Diane Johnson, Rucncl Lullo. Jody Bordeau. Mary .10 Stroctcr. Amy Miller. Crcna Baker 1Adviscr1 Back row: Suc Pokclsck. Janet Cordell. Connie C'hiucchicm. Kathy Adams. Bc111Curlisle. Beth Kitinoiu. Julie Stevens. Jcanctte Olscn. Jeanette Stevens, Bcth Ann Kuplun, Donna Tuomleu. Jerry Anne Mead. Thcrcsu Dedu- mcnic. Mary Strundman. Lynn Bailey..10di 1;ckcnstcin.Cookic Daniels. Betsy Mackey. Roberta Lampela. Terri Imbrogno. ART CLUB First row: Cheri Builes. Debbie Brockhursl. Mike Nojonen, Raencl Lnszlo, Rob Goodall. Richard Jackway, Jo Galicia, Andy Robertson. Bob Parsons. Barb Hornyak. Lisa Ucciferis, Kathy Huggins, Gloria Daniels, Cheryl Miller Second row: Judy Eskclin. Brian Carl- son, Kim Strusser. Tina Cevera, Sue Reed. Tony Warren. Bob Owens. Janet Hearn. Renee Hur- vey, Regina Fobcs, Joan Kane, Marlene Fratis. Clayton Rung. Bob Butcher, Doug Scott, Back row: Gail Evans, Barb Venditti, Steve Root, Ange Santilli, Brad Mendrala, Pat Kanne. Jamie Tunnish. Neil Tannish. Vicki Strawbridge, Ann Sanders. Cindy Millbcrg. Burt Horvath, Dave Rossette, Debbie Poszonyi. Debby Carlson, Sjon Mosicr, Richard Rose, Judy Skufcu. Jenny Hastings, Dawn Clark. Veronica Delplt, Marc Gotham, Jeff Jones. Tom George, Mike Kanne. '1 .. 158 Index 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Huffnmn. Rolsutu 1311 1111111111. James Huggins. David 96 Huggins. Kulhy 35.120 Hu1mnm,Mic11;1c1 136 HunI.N;1ngy 133.143 Huskuncn. T0111 130 Hutchinson. Evelyn 131 Huluhinsnn. Thumus 131 1111brngno.Guy Q7 lmbmgnuTcrri56.115 lnmrviu, Sue I39 15w. Andrew 132.144 Jakcwuy. Richard 120 Jarvi. Juy 120 J:1rvi,Jounn:1 115 Johnson. Charlie 73 Johnson. Cynthia 1 1.70.71.97 Johnson.Duv1d 78.120 Johnson. Diane 120 Johnson. John 13 Johnson. Keith 115 Johnson, Marilyn 120 Johnson, Mark I 15 Johnson. Perry 126 Johnson. Randy 131 Johnson. Shari 63.51126 Jones, Annette 115 Jones. Anthony 38,115 Jones. Dan 17 Jones, 1.1.97 Jones, Mark 126 Jones. Nancy 137 Jones, Randolph W. 97 Jones, Randy I 15 Jones. Russell 126 Jones, Tricia 115 Jones, Urscl 120,49 Josson, Robert 108,133,144.145 Joy, Kim 126 Juhola, Dan 96 Juhola. Tom 120 Kadcs, Lynn 121 Kane, Joan 126 Kunc. Joe Kama Vince 115 Kunmx Kathryn 45126 Knnmx Miku 115 Kuplan Bclh Ann 571121 Kuplzm. Dave 1 16 Kurbucku. Currie 126 Kurkutl. Jerry 13.116 Kurkun, Tom 17 Kulhcr. Peggy 1 16 Kama, Olivc1162,143 Kauru. Suzanne 127.129 chnun. Mickey 121 Keene. Anita 116 chnc. Booby K. 72 Keene. .loscph 127 Keene. June 127 Kc11cr,Barb 13 Kelley. Rulund 138 Kellogg. David 131 Kennedy. Joe 121 Kelc11un1,chgy l 16 Kinney. Candie 97 Kirk. Sandra 127 Kicrstead. Don 8511 16 Kitinoju. Beth 127 chcsuttcl. Ardythc 73.132.141 Klingcnsmith. David 27.116 Klingensmith, Karen 121 Koren, John 121 Kossick1Martin Andrew 97 Kotila, Eric 10,56.57,64,70,69.116 Kovzlcs, Jeffrey Robert 97 Kovacs, Jill 79,121 Krcal,.10e 121 Krcul. Pegi L. 97 Kunes. Barbara 89,133,145 Kunes, Karen121.132 Kurnava,Allison88.116 Kurnava. Leslie Ann 98 Laituri. Missy 98 Lamer. Lori Beth 98,69 Lampela, Roberta 116,28,33,58 Izrko, Debbie 127 Larko, Edward 98 Laszlo, Raenel 66,121 Laurila, John E. 98 Laurila, Terry 121 Laurila, Tim 98 Lautanen, Jennifer 146 Leavitt, Rick 116 Lee, Lrnny 14 Lee, Linda S. 48,72,98 Lehtonen, Mike 98 Dangyel, Sara 135 Lester, Scott Lee 98 MUSIC CLL'B First um : Debbie Cutlsun, Duruxhy Scott. Bnbbi Wagner. 1 01s Peura. Lori Toivolu. Chris Bloom. Lana Bracken. Pam Photo. Jamel chrn. Sheri 111312.12tu Camp- bell, Mr. Raymund Moore tudvisen. Scmnd row: Kim Struusscr. Gail Lillie. Juriunn Spring. Sheri Builcs. chcc Harvey, Gayle L'ccifcrri,1iric$mith. Hulynn Hulchinson. Back row: John Roskovics. Laura Lillie. Debbi Pozsonyi. Kathy Adams. Karen Brown, Kim Brindlcy. Lisa Spring. Ray 11'u150n, Eric Kolila, Scott Walrath, Sharon Weyent. Mark Pcndleton, Eric Carlson. 7! 7 l AFS First row: Mr. Ben Pandora 1adviser1, Steve Luoma. Valerie Corbiscero, Lisa Fra- sure, Kathy Huggins. Lisa Ucciferri. Barb Hornyak, Peggy Armstrong. Michele Martino, Regina Fobes, Mary Schroeder, Renee Saturday, Steve Peterson. Second row: Steve Pendleton. Becky Lundi, Lynn Kades, Rena Palm, Helen Stchr. Julie Hinson, Linda Bish, Beth Kaplan, Lori Davis,Chery1 Buckey. Sjon Mosier, Janice Dragon. Third row: Jim Davis, Sindy Solomon, Barb Woodard, Lizard Luoma, Debbie Carlson, Becky Bald- win, Wendy Dibcll, Lisa Bracken, DeDe Carlson, Diane Johnson, Lynn Bailey. Sharon Weyant, Karen Klingensmith, Michele Mochaskay Back row: Terry Laurilu. Linda Woodard, Jo Galicia, Lynn Lillie, Lisa Spring. Jill Kovacs, Kellie Brindlcy, JuAnn Tyler, Donna Tuomala, Vicki Strawbridge. Jerry Ann Mead, Jodi Eckinstein, Denise Howcs, Kathy Adams, Karen Kuncs. Index 159 CHOIR: First row: Sue Colicchio, Diane Carlson. Lynn Gill, Cindi Johnson. Mike BeckwillL Mark Pcndlcmn, Bob Poszonyi. Rue Ann Lundi. JoAnn Mirch. Joanna Jurvi. Lois Pcuru. Cindy Ryder. Second row: Karen Klingcnsmilh. Shirluy Bnuth. Terri Lumlcrmilk. Beth Curlislc. Ray Watson. Berry Sthk. Joe Iindc. Deane. Schaf- fcr. Lurin Hinsun. Laum Lillie. Cheri Bailcs Mormu Lillie mircmom Third er': Diunc Juhnson, Sharon Wuyzmt. Kathy Adams. Linda Bish. Pundy Lundi, Bret! Hur- vutiL Kathy Brown, Kathy Woodring. Joyce Huwhinson. Laura Lee Kuski, Diane Andcrx'on. Annette Jones. , STUDENT WRITERS: First row: Kevin Bragg, Nancy Wallo, Lori Lamer, LauruLee Koski, Janet Mullen, Lynn Lillie. Second row: Bemy Mackey, Julie Simko, Denise Howes, Regena Fobes, Jodi Edkenstcin. Third row: Diane Grucken, Bob Owens, Gail Evans, Ange Santilli, Judy Eskelin. Fourth row: Gail Lillie. Vince Kane, Mark Maki, Bob Brson, Lib Vitale. 160 Index N.H.S. ONE YEAR MEMBERS: First row: Laura Lillie, Lori Toivolu, Alice Monick, Cindi Johnson. Second row: Jeriann Spring, Cindy Diehl, Mike Beck- with. Third row: Suc Stemoos, Deb Viall. Fourth row: Brett Horvath, Eric Carlson, Jeff Sanders HI RMAN CI L'B l'im row: Gary Mumech Stew Luomu. Mary Schmgdur, Suzanm Kama, Lnri Dzn'isz Scmnd run': Amy Millcr Kim SIruusscr. findy DichL Duug GilL M nn Lillie. Carol Sistck. Third rmx: Bruuc Miller. Dam.- l rcilicl1. Kurt Sandburg. Bill BuckQ. Mark HJICh. PEP BAND First row: Mark Maki, Hit Carlson. Mark PCHdICIUIL Bruce Millcr. Kcn Plums. Suund NM: Gail Lillie. Lynn Bailey. Tim P1C;1rd. Ann Miller. Dung GilL Shirlq Booll1.f indy Dichl. Dave Frcilich. Third row: Terry Ringwr. Slmrun AlldUISUIL Finis. Blumm Lcui Toivolu, Man Schmcdn. l'mnth Hm, Slur Lluunm. BAND First row: Kevin Wolcotl, Kip Fckllmd, Shirley Booth. Steve Luoma. Cindy Diem. Mary Schroeder. Patti DiCusurc. Suzanne Kuura. Cindy Webster, china Fnbcs, Vicki Eskelin. Don Kicrstuad, Doug Hill. Darty thnuplc Second row: Kin Struusscr, Steve Pcndlemn, Richard Jackway, Jim Duwscy. Jackie Ringer. Sharon Anderson. Lori Tuimlu, Lisa Morrison, Shari Johnson, Terri Huskuncn. Third row: Diane Carlson, Brian Wuori, Gail Lillie, Mark Pcndlmon. Duvc Hubbard. Lmi Davis. Cindy Solomon, Debbie Brodhurst, Lynn Bailey. Pam Diehl. Debbie BrysuL Kathy Adams, Chris Bloom, A my Muller, Karen Brown, Theresa Dcdomenic, Mark Maki. Debby Carlson. Fourth row: .1 ulic Stevens. Steve Root. Don Dondrcu. hi: Carlson. Cleo Suddlcr. Frank Claymon, Bruce Miller, Keith Brown,1im Davis, Iiric Kutila. Donna Tuomalu. Pun stark. Terry Laurila, Lynn Lillie, Raenel Lcszlu. John Ockman, Barb Ray. Index 161 chin.1.ynn 121 Levin. David 127 Lewis. Allen 131 Lewis. 101m 38.131 Licutu. Ronald James 7598 Licutc. Slcvc 53.116 Licutc.W111ium 136 Lillic.G;111 56,57,70.74.85.116 Li11iC.Kcvin 11 Lillie. 1.4mm Ann 70.83.98.109 Lillie. Lynne 63.127 Lillie. Norma 142 Lister, Durlcnc 131 Lister. Terry 127 Lombard. Miuhacl 132.143 Loucks. Bryan 125.127 Loudcrmilk. Brenda L. 86.98 Loudermilk. Hal 121 Loudermilk. Terri 60.72.73.75 .8899 Loyd. Mark 127 Lucas. Bonnie 127 Lucas. Frank 127 Lundi. Becky 127 Lundi. Marian 138 Lundi. Rae Ann 12.116 Lundi. Randy 13.23.116.133 Luoma. Liz 35.121 Luoma. Stove 82.85.127 Mack. Sandy 131 Makey1BeIsy 1 16 Mackey, Mike 127 Mackynen. Alan 116 Madar, Tom 121 Maki, Mark 46.62.63.85116 Manteuffel. Gary 121 Maple, Warren 127 Martillo. Joe 13 Martino. Michele 45.127 Masella, LuAnn 121 Massenu, Kathy 99 Mauro, Beth 99 Mayle, Barb 99 Mayle, Cindy 99 McConn611.Bill 127 McConne11,Dave 121 McCoy, Dave 127 McCullough, Kip l6 McElroy, Steve 39.127 McElroy, Michael Dennis 99 McEndree, Bernie 99 McIntyre.Darry1 128,40 McKenzie. Kathy 128 McQuaide. Dean 41,132,144J45 Mead, Bob 99 Mead, Jerry Anne 121 Mead, Scott 128 Meinhardt. Karl 62,142 162 Index 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 USHER SQUAD: 111m row: Cindy Sposilo. Lisa Culabris. Barb 11ormyuk. Lisa Uccifferi. Tina Bilicic. Berky Lundi. Lori llcrpy. L SChlaiCh. Bonnie Allen. Second row: Kim Gardner. Joy Runnick. Sharon Weyum. Carol Sislck. Kelly Du Lam. Wendy Pasancn. Jacki Scuhurd. Shelia Sizcmmc. Barb Smith, Debbie Bilicic. Cindy Butcs Back row: Peggy Kelchum. Lou Ann lisposito, Mary Roberson. Stephanie Ray. Joan Kane. 1.. Schlaich. Colleen Park. Jeanette Stevens. SPANISH CLUB: Fixst row: Julie Hinson. Beth Goodall, Valerie Corbissero, Dori Harpy, Renee Saturday. BaIb Smith. Becky Baldwin. Second row: Ginny Williams, Sheila Size- more..1anice Russell. Sharon chant, Wendy Pascncn, Cheri Bales, Renee Haney, MaIy Nocc Third row: Tammy Froderiks. Theresa DcDominic, Mary Strandman, Rena Palm, Patti Decesare, Peggy Armstrong. Mi11berg,Nancy 116 Mi11cr. Amy S. 33.58.59,60.64.66,69. 74.77.8185 .99 Miller. Bruce 81.82.85.128 Miller, Cheryl 128 Miller,Joe 121 Mintzlaff.Waync 128 Mirch, Joanne 99 Mochoskay, Michelle 121 Mochoskay, Steve 128 Mock. Richard 100 Molnar, Darlene 128 Monick,A1ice 100 Monick. Barbara 128 Monick. Helen 121 Moore. Raymold 83.145 More, Leslie L. 69,100 Moroski. Encic 89,133,140.141 Mcndrc1u. Angel 128 Mcndm1u.Blud 73.84.89 11401111111311. Sam 134 Miuk.Ric11uId128 Mickclwn. Robin 131 Millbcrg. Cynthia 116 Mmris. Evunnc 121 Murzison. Jacqueline 128 Mmrisul1.11$zl 116 MHSiCI. Smut 121 Mnsicr. Spun 131 Moxicr.Tcr1'i 131 Musxfwrd. Fred 138 Mmmur. Linda Ann 100 MH11CH. June! 121 Muncy. ch 139 My11amuk1.szicc A. 100 . ... , L '- Myllumaki. Marian 139 VARSITY VOLI.1:YBALL. First row: Terri Huskoncn. quninc Bartlett. Janice Dragon. Mary Jo Structcr. Shcri Dchliun Buck mu: Sm- Puwull. Barb Woodard. l,il. Lllunm. Betsy Muckuy. LuAnn Ruy. Jennirur Laulunun tAdvisurb. Nap 11. Dennis 116 Nuppi. Muxk 121 Nuppi. Run 1 16 Nuppi. Tum 147 Nelson. Heather 128 Nucc. Mary 100 Noim. Rosemary 1 16 Nujmmn.Mic11uC1 S. 100 Nulund.Rubcr1 138 Nurdqucsl.11m 128 Nm'dqucst. Kurt 133.142.143 Nurkk:1.Rny88.128 FUTURI-Z TEACHERS OF AMFRICA: First row: Alice Monick. Becky Ray, Leslie Kur- nava. Chris Bloom. Lori Toivolu. Sharon Anderson. Candy Kinney. Raymond Ifdcbum 1Advism1 Second row; Losi Pcuru, Beth Curlisle. Kim Strausser. Doug Gill. Eric Kotilu. Dawnetta Sizcmorc. Gail Lillie. Michelle Mochoskay Back row: Randy Jones. Laureen Spring. Kathy Woodring, Brett Horvath. Janet Cordull. Tom Zappitclli, Karon Kuncs, Lib Vitalc. Jodi l-,Ckcnstein, Martin Kossick. Ockman. 101m 1001141 Ockman, Stove 121 Olkowski. Marcia 129 Olsen. Jeanette A. 101.74.141.66.48. 87.79.109 Olsen. John Loren 101,83.82,75,198. 67.87.109 Olsson. Mike 131.122 ONeill. Debbie 101.86 Osowski. Stan 119.122 Owens. Bob 101.66.68 Owens. Candi 129 Oxlcy. Marie 138 VARSITY BASKETBALL: First row: Sharon Andreson. Mary Jo Stroctcr, Sheri De- Hclian. Margie Bond Back row: Roberta Lampela. Gcrriann Princ. Amy Miller. Patti DLL Cesare, Carol Clint. Pakkala. L015 101 Pulm. Chris 31.116 Palm. Rena 132 Palmer. Arnold 2 Pundorm Bernard 14111-13 Punlilln. Mulk A. 101 Puolillm Mike 116 szlilln. Tony 133 Purco. Cindy 123 Park. Collecn 101 Parsons. Bob 129 Pusanem Wendy 129 Patrick. Brian 139 Patrick, Tcrcsu Patton, Frank 131 Puvolino. Richard 116.132.141 Payna Lurether 731101 Puynm Willie 49 Pearson. John Dr. 135 Peel. Doug 116 Pendleton. Mark 1165215391051 56170.85 Pendlclon. Steve 129 Perkins. David Edward 101 Perry. Don Perry. Ed 1 16 Perry.Jo1m 129 Peterson Edith 138 Petro, Theresa 102 Peurm Lois Ann 103169.70 P111UIS.DOH 131 P11111331 Charles 129 Phillips, Joe 14 Phillips. Sandy 102 Picard, Tim 1 l6 Pirigyi. Louis 129 Pirigyi.Murk 116 Pirigyi, Mary 122 Blunts. Kenneth 85 P121Izmo.Dan 139 Podges. Erwin A. MR. 134 Pohto, Pam 129 Polclsek. Cheryl 116,56.74.199,42,43 Polelsek, Sue 129 Polluy. Elizabeth 122 Pollay, Mary Alice 102 Pope. Marc 122 Pope,Rund01ph 144,133 Porter, Ken 129 Potter. JoAnn 102 Potter. Richard B. 102 Powell. Laura 1 12 P0we11,Suszm 1 16,44,411 370173.80, 6,12,75 Pozsonyi, Bob 116.13.133 PozsonyL Debbie 1 16 Prine. Gerriann 102,33 Prine, Jody 129 Pritt, Marlin Pritt, Marvin 131 Puchan, George 60,146 Puffer, Scott 122,40 Purola, B111 130 Punilo, Robert 136 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: First row: Matt Wallo, Sharon Anderson, Chip Goodall Second row: Bucky Blake, qunctte Olsen, Amy Miller. Back row: John Olsen, Gail Evans. FRENCH CLUB: First row; Steve McElroy, Nick Verncn Terri Ringer, Becky Blake, Chip GoodelL Mickey McElroy, Cindy Millbcrg. Lynn Gill, Joanna Jarvi, Trgina Fobcs, Michelle Martino, Gail Lillie. Second row: Margaret Kimachhia 1Advisor1, Joann Dragon, Karen Brown, Terri Loudermilk, Brenda Dragon, Debbie Poszonyi, Michelle Mochoskay, Karen Kunes, Denise Howes, Bob MLConnell, Janice Dragon, Third row: Chip Stroup, Laura Lillie. Beth Carlislc, Jill Kovacs,Ke11y DeLaat, Nancy Qallo. Randy Ceverm Linda Bish, Lynn Bailey, Beth Ann Kaplan, Sue Powell Back row: Lisa Spring, John Olsen, Cheryl Pokelsek, Donna Tuomala, Barb Vcndetti, Vickie Strawbridge, Jeff Sanders, Janet Cordell, Don Bu- gansky. Kelli Brindly, Kathy Adams, JoAnn Tyler, Lorin Bee. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 164 Index MONOGRAM CLUB First row: Mark Palilo, Dave Rnssctte. Lynn Wrightnour, Lurry lindc, Chip Goodall, Mike Bcckwith, Greg DclPrince, Joe 11ndc, Bill Bosslcy, A1 Crock on Second row: Bob Pozsonyi, Randy Lundi. Barry Shick, Paul Clark, Chuck Anderson, Bun Horvath, Mark Pendleton, Willie Sad4 dler, Back row: Scott Cocanower, Brett Horvath, Jeff Skurup- pa. Tony Romano, Nulson Benedict, Dan Juhula, Lib Vitals, Dave Klingcnsmjth, Clay Shick, Kaiser Holman. Quine, Gary 144 Radwancky, Mark 116 Radwancky, Steven J. 102 Ramey. Brenda 131 Repose. Drew 130 Ray, Barbara 64,82,116 Ray; Jca1172.117.198 Ray. LuAnn 4829.102 Ray, Rebecca 10182131486069, 72 Ray, Stephanie 1 17 Reush, Robert 102 Reed, Brenda I3 Reed, George 122 Reed,Jeff130 Reed, Ken 130 Reed, Susan 47,74,103 Regner, Tracey 117,199 Reichern Edith 147 Rennick,Joy 84.117 Rice. Timothy 103 Rich. Robert 146 Richmond, Jerry 122 Rims, Larry 122 Ringer, Jackie 130 Ringer,Terri85,117 Rising, Jenny 50 Roark, Jacki 103 Roberson, Mary 1 17 Robertson. Andy 130 Robertson. Cindy 103 Robinson. Milton Mr. 135 RodriquezJim 130 Romano, Anthony Jr. 103,85,199,22, 72.100 AV CLUB First row: Bill Purola, Willie McConnell, Kevin Moore, Dave Rossette, Lisa Fraser, Fundy Kinney. Linda Bevacqua, Steve Pendleton. Bill Smith, Raymond Iidebum 1Adviser1 Second row: Ben Bucci, Bernie McKendree. Mark Bucci, Steve Campbell, Don Bugansky, Tony Romano, Ken Plants, Mickey McElroy. Steve Licate, Pat Kanne, Back row: Jim Tremblay, Tom Clint, Kurt Sandberg, Chris Shulte, Brett Horvath, Scott Co' canower, Tom George, Jim Davis, Mike Haytchcr. MADRIGALS First row: Lois Peura. Kathy Adams. Gail Lillie, Cindy Johnson Second row: Sue Powell, Laura Lillie. Eric Kotila, Mark Pendleton, Kathy Woodring, Eric Curb m --------- ' M9119. Index 165 Rout. Steve 67.117 Ruse. Anthony 12: Ruse. Gina 45.130 R050.J01m 147 Rwsc. Nancy 103 Rose. Richard 88.117 Roskovius. Frank 142.143 Rmskovics. John 103.83.82.198.88 Ross, Christine 103 Ross. Rawlcy 1 32 Rosette. Pasquale 16.17.78,140.79 Rmsctti. Pam 130 Roth. Randy 131 Ruff. Carolyn 130 Rumora, Jack Mr. 134 Rung. C1uy10n 73.76.84.104 Runnion. Don 130 Runnion. Sandy 122 Russell, Janice 122 Russell. Cynthia 104 Russell. Susan 123 R1117, John 131 VARSITY GOLF: First row: Chris Palm. Nelson Benedict. Jeff Sanders. Greg DelPrince. Brad Shrot, Murray Blake Back row: Vicne Kane, Mark Maki, Brucc Bertca, Dennis De- Laat. Saddler, C100 122 Saddler, Wi11ie 104 Sallee. Tony 122 5310, Mary 104 Sandbcrg. Kurt 81 ,85,1 22 Sandborn. Ed 12 Sanders. Jeff 67.80.104.109.141 Suntilli. Ange 85 Surgent,Chery1 117 Sargent. Darrell 39,122 Sargent, Kevin 130 Saturday. Keith 130 Saturday, Renee 80.130 Schick, Barry 89 Schick..10c1 130 Schlaich. Lisa 130 Schlaich, Lori 130 Schray. Linda 4104 Schroeder. Mary 130 Schubert. Debbie 130 Schulte. Chris 73.104 Scott, Dorothy 130 Scott, Doug 84,104 Scott, Sherri 131 Segler. Linda 130 Scttler, Larry 130 Severino, Mary 104 Shaffer, Diane 122 Shank. Margie 122 Sharpe. Dar1cne 117 Sheast, Keith 130 Shepard, Debbie 104 Shick, Barry 89.114.117 Shick,C1ay 21.26.104 Shif1et, Harold Rev, 135 RED CROSS: First r0w1Cindy Bates, Joanna Jarvi. Katrina Benz, Joyce Thurlow, Cindy Millberg. Dave Rossetti, Margie Shank. Barb Hornyak, Lisa Uccifcrri, Joanna Dragon, Bonnie Allen, Rozella Harpst 1Advisen Second row: Julie Hinson, Kip Ecklund, Cheryl Plkelsek, Carol Sistck, Beth Ann Kaplan, Gayle Uccifcrri, Tina Bilicic, Janet Heam, Jackie Ringer, LuAnn Ray, L. Schlaich, Sue Silvaggio Third row: Randy Jones, Larry Gildcrsleve, Jamie Tannish, Debbie Pozsonyi, Jenny Hastings, Cookie Daniels, Debbie Bilicic, Cheryl Miller. Ginny Williams, Marcia Osowsler. L. Schlaich, Veronica DcZolt, Colleen Park Back row: Brett Horvath, Tom Clint, Ann Sanders. Sjon Mosier, C. Feher, Joan Kane, Marlene Fratis. Jo Galicia, Barb Thompson. 166 Index -O------------ S11:11.11111.Kp'x111131 5111111. 1.111111 H7 $111111. 151:1.1 31.1.1 17 S1w11.Ru1w11 138 511111511111111111311 S111. 11'11 U11.1115 31111141111. S110 5 .1115 SHMH 1K11 1,111 511101101111;7.;11.75.117 Sipymmv.111111'111'11114243511711 117 8171111111112 8111-114 1111 51:115. 1111111 1111 S1...ggx,R11xx:11 122 91;:11111111111. .11111 311.105 510111111 1111 131 81111111. 1111111111 1311 81111111.11111657511117 51111111131111 130 811111111'1113131 511101111111. 811111 10.: 511111111611111'111 117 Sparks. Dcniw 1115 Spurkn. Dennis 13: 53111111. 11111111111 5.105 51111111511411111'01'11 I I 53.617.73.717? 83.1 171011.100 3111121113.. Lisa 83.83 511111151. Pam 1 1 511031111. Cindy 123 S1111k.P;1111 117 31.111;cy.5111m11 132 51011111111111.1111 133 516111.11C1c1180132732 Stenmus. David 39.133 Stc111'1ms.Suc 105.109.141 1cvem,11111c 5864.105 Stevenson. Cumlyn 132.140 3101116. Marie 72.106 Str;111dm;111.M;11'; 133133.140 5111111312111.Kim53.53,5C1.65.69.85,117 SIruwbI'idgC. Vick166.13: 51111-3101. Mary J11 3333.39.58.106 511011.11, Chip 113 Suddeuth. Ed 106 Sylvcstcr. Lillian Mrs: 134 3.411111451132111; 106 T;11v01;1.A111C 138 T2111r11511.J:1m1'c 66 Tu1111isl1.Nei1171.106 T211125: Margie 72.117 Tarczy. P1111111 106 Timm1crc.M11ria1111c 72.117.140 Toivulu. Eric 122 Toivula. Kathy 122 Toiv01a. Lori 64.69.74.106.109 T0w11,Clark 101.106 7111'1:1111;11.11;1v111 1:: 7111'1111'11.1.1..111111071131 11111leB11b 10 11111111111.11111111.: 1:: 11.111.1111-,K;11111 1117 11111191. 51111111 1 1'7 T111111.1.1x;1611.1117 1:11. . .111 1111111: 133 111111.311.1111.11171 '17 1 1111179111. 1.ix,1 611.113 11h;111.1.1-111173.1117 1117.1111111'1111' 88.115144 Van 611111111111. 111111 107 V111fg11.PuIIic 107 Vc11111111. 1311111 1117 Vc11hLV1gk 133 Vi;111. 1311111717: 107.141 V'11Q1LI1.JQI111-V77 V11;11c.1-1h 78.83.107 Wagner. 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Lint :T'IFIHHFHWHPTHW 527 Lake Av 964-9494 RUTH mm. Two: H! Llei I ..MO9WW 1:: TURNERS PHnRMncu . a , Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1976 TURNEFVS PHARMACY Your Druggist is More Than a Merchant enue Ashtabula, Ohio 170 Ads Congratulations to the Class of 1976 FISCHER CONSTRUCTION CO. SALES-SERVICE N. Bend Road Ashtabula, Ohio 997-1771 ISABELLES DELICATESSEN Now Located at Devereaux's 5205 Main Ave. 998-3211 998-9926 Congratulations to The Class of 1976 From SKIDMORE 81 CHAH 2312 Aetna Road 997-5723 997-5729 Protection Creates Happiness MAURICE GILBERT INSURANCE AGENCY All Forms Of Insurance 964-3377 Adsl71 Congratulations, Seniors Sutherland Marine 970 West 3rd Street Next to the Ashtabula Yacht Club Congratulations to the Class of 1976 GLOBE- BELL 4616 Main Ave. Ashtabula CURRY'S SHOE REPAIR formerly Hank's Shoe Repain Open Mon.-Fri. 9-5 Sat. 9-2 437-Lake Ave. Ashtabuia Congratulations ,to the Class of 76 From MARY LOU'S CONFECTIONARY 1477 West 5th St. 964-9930 73901;; J. AND H. JEWELRY $?- 4613 Main Avenue Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 John Roberts Class Rings Many Styles All Years Phone 997-9636 Compliments of POTTI FUNERAL HOME Best Wishes From David Potti Class of '69 172 Ads MCDONALD' S 2403 West Prospect Avenue Best Wishes to All Your Kind of Place .WJI df 3W Cowl? 1572 West 5th St. Our Hair Cutting 964-3765 Technique is Family Styling and Red ken Center NASSIEF INTERIORS Decorating Service-Furniture 1636 E. Prospect Ashtabula Congratulations! From EDGEWOOD DRY CLEANERS 3116 State Road Ashtabula, Ohio 993-7691 SKIDMORE 6 CHAH. INC. Excavating - Asphalt Paving Demolition Contractors Road and Drive Aggregates P. O. Box 396 Phone: 2312 Aetna Road 997-5723 Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 997-5729 Ads 173 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 THE FASION 4643 Main Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio Congratulations! DON BANZER GUITAR STUDIO 3129 State Road Ashtabula 998-2203 HIL-MAK Sea Foods Market 1619 W. 5th Restaurant 449 Lake Ave. 3The Finest in Sea Food Congratulations to the Class of 1976 TALLBACKA UPHOLSTERING 428 Center Street Ashtabula BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1976 Air Conditioning Heating 1302 West Main Street Kingsville, Ohio 4408 174 Ads CARLISLES Photo Studio Congratulations Seniors Photography a Little Better by Ron Hornbeck HOURS: Mon-Thurs 10:00 - 5:00 Friday 10:00 - 5:00 Saturday 10:00 - 1:00 Phone: 997-5111 Ext 197 Ads 175 KeoN-CSKATULPITIO'NS SENIORS... ' MIIIyIp0 GHQ I; I'll: your HRCO diltfibUtOf 735 UJ. 30th It. 993-5606 Congratulations Class of 1976 EDGEWOOD PHARMACY 3302 State Road 997-5771 Take Someone to the EL GRANDE STEAK HOUSE 2145 W. Prospect Ashtabula, Ohio 998-2228 M2315 2161993-5921 OAKWOOD MOBILE HOME PARK 81 SALES, INC. Complete Sales 81 Service For Mobile Homes 5650 Woodman Ed Mendralla Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 Congratulations To the Class of 1976 ASHTABULA PAPER AND SUPPLY Good Luck Mariners TIMONERE INSURANCE 4644 Main Ave. 997-61 11 Bollman Bros. Construction Congratulations Class of 1976 1735 Spruce Drive Commerical- 1716 West 8th Street Industrial Congratulations Class of 1976 RMI Company Metallic Sodium Chlorine Sodium Peroxide Titanium Sponge Metal Extrusions Ashtabula, Ohio Cederquist Jewelers 4646 Main Ave Ashtabula Ohio Member America Gem Society Congratulations Seniors from St. Angelds Supermarket 2904 State Road Ads 179 PINNEY DOCK 8L TRANSPORT Stevedores-Warehouse Operations-Dealers in Aggregation and Sand Equipment Rental and Contracting Congratulations THOMPSON'S 5ct to $1.00 Store Coats and Clark Yarn School Supplies 523 Lake Ave. Ashtabula 964-8721 0LS01V ZS' Bantu Shap 1030 LAKE AVE. ,9 ASHTABULA. 0. 964-3101 The One Stop For All Your Lumber Needs DODGE LUMBER 615 West 15th Street 993-5251 or 997-3666 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 ZIEGLER HEATING COMPANY Heating-Cooling-Sheet Metal Corner of Prospect and Station Ave. Ad 5 ommercial ,9, ,H- , ,4 , Central Heights Office Corner of W. 11th 3 Lake Ave. Underneath Central Hts. Office 300d LUCK. Mariners Come on Fridays a Mondays Have Coffee with Signe 0!son V MADAR p. REALTY N- SHOES. INc. m 5347 Main Avenue Reflect good thinking 993-2119 REALTOR 4435 Main Ave. - Ashtabula. Ohio 44004 3m a 992-9816 C h w KIRKLAND'S 4614 FLORIST 3 GIFTS Main Ave. 63 Y D WIRE SERVICE 1205 Lake Avenue at W. 12th Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 Phones: 32163 992-5706 32163 993-8845 992-3101 APPROVED SINGER DEALER ASHTABULA SEWING CENTER Congratulations to the Class of 1976 SHOE REPAIR ; mum am mum ua Am nu w m mum mm: MMNW ,.. W n 'm 332m; H 'm N ll W Daniels Shoe Repair 5407 Main Street Hours: Ashtabula, Ohio Monday- Saturday 9:00 - 5:30 182 Ads Congratulations to the Class of 1976 KORNER RECREATION 430 Lake Avenue Congratulations Class of 1976 DECK OF CARDS Tamara 9 David Turner 517 Lake Ave. Hallmark-Handicrafts9lmprinting Specializing in Graduating Imprinting Services VARGO FLOORS Experienced Installation of All Types of Floor Covering 964-8073 1514 Norwood BARBER SHOP 1471 West 5th Street EILEEN'S WATCH REPAIR 81 JEWELRY Diamond Restyling Trophies Quality Repair 81 Merchandise Discount Prices Adti l83 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 From ROLLER REINFORCED PLASTICS INC. Across Sveden House Fir? m , Hospital In the Ashtabula Plaza Lunch 11 AM. - 2 PM. Dinner 4:30 - 8 PM. Sunday 11 AM - 7 PM. All You Can Eat Lake Avenue Ashtabula Banquet Rooms Available Bank Farmers Nauonal and Trust Company Ashtabula, Ohio 997-9333 993-9008 Lant Speed 8 Auto Parts DIVISION OF LANT ENTERPRISES. INC. M 1538 W. Prospect Rd. Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 Compliments of ROSE'S ICE CREAM 81 DAIRY 523 Lake Avenue Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 Union Carbide Corporation Metals Division Linde Division - Welding Materials Plant Liquified Gases Plant UNION CARBIDE Today, something we do will touch your life. KENT STATE UNIVERSITY Good Luck to the Offers College Programs Class Of 1976 Just Around the corner at 1 ASHTABULA CAMPU RICHARD'S e 5 CAR CARE BACCALAUREATE DIVISION 5311 Main Ave- Two years in the College of . . t Arts and Sciences Business Administration Education Fine and Professional Arts Health Physical Education Three years in Elementary Education Congraunauons to the Class of 1976 SCHAFFER 8x SONS 4644 Main Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio St. Angelds 30 Lanes Rt 20 West Ashtabula, Ohio High School Bowling on Saturdays The Junior Gallerief Carlislds CASE SEWING CENTER Nationally Advertised Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners Sales 8. Service 860 Center Street P. , h' 44082 $532; 577101256 Ashtabula. Ohio 44004 Phone 998-1213 THE BEVERAGE SHOPS 2315 West Avenue Next to State Liquor Store Also at 1607 East Prospect J - 1E NAPPVS PL 2A 2012 W. 11th Street Ashtabula 964-7119 842 Center Street Ashtabula P 1W Broughton Beverages Inc. Congratulations to the Class of 1976 J.C. PENNEY Arrowhead Mall Ashtabula Business District LAKE SHORE LANES 2234 Lake Ave Ashtabula, Ohio Ashtabula's Fun Place to Bowl 2? VS Carl Labry Barbara Hart Susan Hewins Charles Hampton Charles Perry Harbor Realty YOUR LOCAL REALTOR W.E. Bennett, Broker 1102 Lake Ave 964-7142 Wanda Matthews Charles Brockway Roland Kelly W.E. Bennett, Jr. 93 Q? 188 Ads Congratulations to the Class of 1976 LOUDERMILK TRACTOR 81 CYCLE SALES 7606 Center Road Rt. 11 45 Ashtabula, Ohio STOP-n-SHOP FOOD MARTS, INC. Stop-n-Shop Jr. Food Marts 2101 Aetna Road - Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 Compliments of ALEXANDER LOUNGE Congratulations to the Class of 1976 HARBOR GULF SERVICE 1821 Lake Avenue Congratulations to the Class of 1976 Premix, Inc. Rt. 20 East North Kingsville HUSKONEN'S FOREIGN AUTO SPECIALISTS 949 West 52nd Street Ashtabula, Ohio 998-1216 LYLE'S FAMILY RESTAURANT North Ridge East Geneva 466-1914 Open 7 Days a Week Home Cooking Ads 189 Northeastern Ohio National Bank 4366 Main Ave. Ashtabula, Ohio For the Finest in Sporting Goods, Sportswear, CIothing SAVARISE 9 SONS, INC. 3240 State Rd. Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 Congratuiations Class of '76 MARY LOU'S CONFECTIONARY 1477 w t 5th St. US$11 1t? TBgVEEY Ashtabjz, Ohio 964-9930 4640 Main Ave. Phone 992-9956 Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 Service since 1948 CASE SEWING CENTER 860 Center St. Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 190 Ads 4267 Austin Road Congratulations To The Class Of 1976 v-' SPRING WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. The Pallet People Geneva, Ohio 155 South Broadway GENEVA. OHIO 192 Ads ftudent Potrom Kathy Bmwn Don Bugansky Beth Carhsle Dave Hubbard Tern Lister Tern Loudermllk Janlce Myllimakw Betsy Maki Barb Mayle Alxce Momck Mary Noce Jeanette Olsen Lois Peura Rebecca Ray Bob Reash John Roskovics Sher: Salomon Jeriann Spring Sue Stenroos Barb Venditti Debbie Vsall Janet Ware Congratulations Graduates Ashtabula LIONS CLUB Congratulations Class of '76 LAKE CITY PLATING CO. 1701 Lake Ave. Ashtabula. Ohio 44004 Compliments of LOU,S STAGECOACH The Best in Steaks 5205 Lake Road West Ashtabula. Ohio 44004 IIIIIIIHDII IIIGII $0IIO0Iy lllIIIID CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 A , 1 ., 5 . 4a K scoum uni CENTER SuperTread Tire Service PAS SENGER 8; TRUCK RENTALS 4722 FOSTER AVE. 997- 5234 Mr, and Mrs. Robert Adams Dr and Mrs. S. L Altner Mr. and Mrs Edward Amthel Tr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson ML and Mrs Jack Anderson Mr. and Mrs, Robert Anderson Mr, and Mrs Warren Andrews Mr and Mrs Ed Armstrong . and Mrs Herman W. Asmus . and Mrs Dawd Baker . and Mrs. Ray Beckwith . and Mrs. Robert Bevacqua Mr. and Mrs. Murry Blake Mr and Mrs Dale Blank Mr. and Mrs Donald Booth Mr and Mrs, Larry Brammer Mr and Mrs. Richard Brees Mr. and Mrs James Brindley Mr. and Mrs Nick Bucci Jr. Brunners Fabric Factory Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buck Mr. and Mrs. Jun Campbell Chris Campbelk Mn and Mrs. Steve Candela Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Carlisle. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carpender Mr. and Mrs Anthony Chiacchiero Mr. and Mrs. David Clark Mr. and Mrs R6chard Clark Mr. and Mrs. James Clint ConnieCIowser Mr. and Mrs. James Cordell Mr and Mrs. Harry Dawsey Mr. and Mrs Kenneth DeBelI Mr. and Mrs. Paul DeLaat ML and Mrs. Theodore Diehl Mr. and Mrs John Detore Margaret Dimacchia . and Mrs Donald EdEomenic . and Mrs. Robert Dprman . and Mrs. Elias Dragon Mr. and Mrs Norman L. Edklund Mr. and Mrs. Marc Ernst Mr. and Mrs; William Esposito Mr. and Mrs. Neal Evans Eyajan Electoronics Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Feigh k yr; mg EDCEW Figure Fair Forsyte s Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Hotel Ashtab Mr. and Mrs. . George George . Addison Goodell Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hinson ula Robert Huff Guy Imbrogno Mark Jadwrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Iak George Jeram Grant Johnson Wallace Johnson Kenneth Juhola John Kanne Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Kleesattel Mn and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrv and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs and Mrs Kurt Nordqu Thomas Kossick Earle Kotila Edward Kunes Thomas Kurnava Kenneth Lamer Edward Larko Raymond Lee Frank Licate James Licate Roger Lillie Paul Lundi Anyhony Martino Geroge McElrov , Thomas McIntyre . Norman Millberg . William Millberg . James Miller .J. R. McMillian . Jack Mintz . James Montgomery . Joesph Moroski . Frank Nappi . Arthur Noce est Mrs. Lawrence Olsen ML and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Bernard Pandora . Anthony Paolillo . Richard Pavilino Dr, and Mrs. John C. Pearson Penco Mach Mr. Richard Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs ine Company Peura . Richard Peterson . Thomas Picken 3 CC? I : Xx. $3 Mr and Mrs John Pokelsek Mr, Curt Powell Mr. and Mrs, Bert Pozsonyl Mr. and Mrs George Puchan Mr. and Mrs; Charles Ray Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ray Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ray Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Bill Regner Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reichert Mr. and Mrs Robert Rendrick ML and Mrs. John Hunger Mr. and Mrs Anthony Romano. Sr. Mr, and Mrs Robert Root Mr, and Mrs. Jake Rose Mn and Mrs. Emery Roskovics Frank Roskovlcs Mr. and Mrs Michael Rossette Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sanders Mr and Mrs. Robert W. Shepard Mr. and Mrs Marvm M. Shick Mr. and Mrs, James Ststek Mr. and Mrs. Steve Skarupoa Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Spring Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Spring Mr. and Mrs Charles Strausser ML and Mrs. Richard Stroeter Swedish Pastry Shop Richard and Janet Symes Mr, and Mrs. Lauri Toivola Mr. and Mrs. James Tremblay Mr. and Mrs Harrylee Utz Mrs. Harry H. Viall and John . and Mrs. L. J. Vilale A and Mrs. Morris Wasylenki . and Mrs John S Warcho . Ray D, Wason . and Mrs. John Wan V and Mrs. Coye Wiliong . and Mrs. John WIIHams . and Mrs. Donald Wood . and Mrs. Robert Woodring . and Mrs. Allan Wrightnour . and Mrs. DonaId C. Young . and Mrs. Pat Zappitelli . and Mrs Ralph Zullo Barbian Studio is My Photographer Photography For All Occasions Main Avenue Ashtabula 998-0200 196 Ads VVheeeeeeeee! ; We re finally 1 p i 1 DONE! r lnter-Collegiate i Thanks from Press Y the Inc. Yearbook Staff Forthe bestin Yearbooks Gradua on SuppHes Diplomas Etc. 6015 Travm Lane Shawnee Mission, Kansas Laureen 66202 Jeanene Janet 90$ 0? InSPIRHTIOfl BREEDS SUCCESS! Spirit brings people together in many different ways. In school we come together through many different functions. We get together at sporting events to show spirit for a common cause the team. Some ofus come to- gether through publications and our spirit endured through all the hard work. Plays are another way in which we join forces to produce success. Spirit survives in all these events in order to produce an end product of which we are proud of. Spirit is im- portant to these activities. for if it doesnt lust. success becomes failure. There arc other events in which spirit is involved but isnt Shown out- wardly. Dancing. among others is one of these. Classmates congregate at school 01' other dances 11nd show their feelings for others. Spirit gives us these feelings and the power to show them to others. Strong spirit is the essence. for without it success again becomes failu re. The mainstream of a successful life is everlasting spirit. Spirit breeds success since it keeps us going on the right track until we meet success Senior cheerleaders take a break during a basketball game. 198 Closing m u: 2 h m D m E: E a. m Ray and Jean attempt to beat the dcztdlinc. Eric takes a shortcut to the restroom. SPIRIT SL'RVIVES After Lhc crowning of lhc Queen. 1118 dancers lake to Ihu flour. SPIRIT SURVIVES Closing 199 SPIRIT IS EnDURlnG WCIL ilk UV'CI nuw. 113 been 21 very long yeur.u11d wcklc survived. It took :1 Int of inspiration and spiritual endur- ance to survive the year and make it a succcss. The cmmnumly. school. and pen- plc as individuals and groups have 1 .1llicdjoinl1y 10 make lhis wonderful year a success. The Naming spirit of 1970 will produce uncuntmllablc and effervescent enthusiasm in the coming years. S'rlAIAEmS 3h HHMS Attempting to overcome adversity. Nelson Ben- edict leaps for a shot. Xx. ML 5' M1 . Members of the Junior class congregate in the student lounge. 200 Closing liar ahd Matt Wallo, co ' . . 'vola and Jeanette Olsen, '- . ' Sue Reed, Art editor; Gail mm; a u mm x' 1-2 7: g. '17 r: 2 xx 2 m SPIRIT '5? SL'RVIWiS