Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Opening 4 AN OLD-l'ASHlONlD WATER PUMP adds u little country atmosphere to the farm in Suy- brook where Bill Bosslcy lives. 12XTRACTING CHEERS from fans during the football season wusn? always easy. but Jo Ann Dragon does her best. A DISMAYE D KIH H JACKWAY walks fmm the wccnc01 ;mnow-inspier accidcnt ut the curve after the lifbhridpc on 5th street.

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People 6 PULLING ON HIS SHOES before a meet is cross-ooumry star Darrell Sargent. Darrell is only one of the people at Harbor who excelled in sports. DURING THE CH RISTMAS ASSEMBLY AFS president Steve Peterson presents exchange stu- dent Manolo Garcia with a lettermcmsjacket. Steve, one of Harbor's outstanding students, re- ceived admission to West Point last winter. FRESHMEN Brinda Guy and Diane Clayman finish up their diagrams of Topkey library as part of an English assignment. The everyday classroom activities are an important part of student life. REHEARSING FOR THE VARIETY SHOW, Brock Taylor finds the railing of the main staircase an ideal place to practice his guitar. Extracurricular activities had very little finan. cial support from the school.