Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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SEND IN THE CLOWNS! Fxpresstng her feel- WHOMP UP SIDE DE HEAD! The Harhnr lugs dhrmt BULL Debbie While displays her mmball tpdm gets psytht-tt up 1hr the Home elaborate mdktkup tor Clown Day on September mmmg game against AshtabulJ l 1 Victory Highlights Weekend . . . omecoming was early this H year, but things seemed even more special because. the, big- gest game of the year was scheduled - the cross-town rival Ashtabula Hight Beat Bula Parade, pep rally at Wenner Field, football game and formal dance were scheduled to keep student busy. Excitement started to grow from the moment the homecoming court was announced until the final notes were played by Last Chance at the dance Saturday night. Honorary court member thy Chrisholm and senior girls Colleen Clayman, Michele DeDomenic, Bonnie Johnson, Vicki Milano, Dawn Sissnn, Sandy Stenroos, Kelly Weigand, and Debbie White were introduced to the Student body at the traditional assem- bly. Most of the girls said they felt thus was the worst part of being on court; one even compared it to a rattle show. The night the annual Beat Hula Pae rade was held, the senior class pro vided a float for the court :rize wme mng floats were announced at the rally Humecnming ll

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IS IT REALLY TRUE! Wlth Astonishment, Mkhele OUR KIND OF PLACE. MdtDOnaldS, always a DeDomenk turns to her rather, Mr Donald pupuldr gathering Spot, is where- Bonnie Kirk and DeDomenu. atter being nanwd lhe 19,79 Hume'h keHy Holbrook wlebrale dtter the lootball game ommg Quovn Humecnming lEl

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RUFF TUFF MARINERS! Decked out in lumball garb hy hIN owner John Burnettet lutly is ready tn take on any panther In town . . . Homecoming is Success held at Wenner Field . . . first place, Student Council; second place, Interna- tional Thespians: third place, the Class of '80; HClown Day was September 21 to carry out the theme Laugh at Bula. Students wore clown make-up to keep the spirit going for the day. Before the game, the girls were driv- en to the field in Corvettes and met there by their fathers Excitement mounted, then . . . silence . l . The 1979 Harbor Homecoming Queen is Miss Michele DeDomenic. Then came cheers and kisses for the queen. The next evening another crowning ceremony was held at the dance and the court danced to music of tll'm a Bluebird. The dance was sponsored by the senior class. Michele echoed the feelings of all the girls when she said that this was an experience and honor which will be re- membered all her life. Homecoming 1E' SPOTLIGHT IITI'ERS. Estotirtlng Ebhy Lhishulm tlunng llw humetummg dssvmhly l5 Butth Drag; on, imp or the nine est'uurts tur the court