Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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'I' EIH' ii Chance More bad than good happened in Ashtabula during 1980. The bad was; the hospital strike, Linde Wire divi- sion strike, the garbage being picked up only once every two weekb, as a result of the economic Sltuation 0f Ashtabula. Money seems to be the biggest problem to everyone and most of the strikes and situations were caused by money. 1'0n the other side, the schools were very fortunate because the lev- ies were renewed. With the help of many high school students the levies were publicized enough to get them passed. HThe Ashtabula Area Schools hired a new superintendent, Dr qumm Wart. Dr. ert lived in Iowa for four years before returning to Ohio. HI: was educated at Ohio State University where he received his PhD. Dr. Wert feels very strongly about student in- volvement and hopes to boost student interest at Harbor. IINIFH tlmrlu' Schmll Board members Mr Cnndela and Mr Greenwood, are giving lhr-ir full attention tn the discussion of Who fur her gntiator? Thru' m a run Mrs Cherry, Superintendent- Dr Willmm Wort, Mr. inell, becume interest- ed 1n what nther school board members. have to say 'l'vax 1! MN It Is, Superintendent Dr. Wert MM m nne ut the report card committee mem- bers Opening 9

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Student life Buy a candy bar! Students in- volved in the clubs and orgamzatlons were heard making statements of this kind as they tried to raise money. The fund raisers for the clubs are as wide and various as the clubs them- selves. Most of them try to sell things such as candy, posters, Christmas or- naments, and other accouterments. Some, like the AFS club, don't sell things but do job like activities. The AFS club took a chance by addressing 30,000 envelopes in a five day period to raise money. t'With the great many fields of stu- dent life having to fit into such a limited space I am not able to go into great amount of detail about each. Student life contains the clubs and their activities, the fine arts, acedemics, and all other happenings of students' life. Chances are taken in all these areas, some fail and others don't. If these chances were not taken it would be a dull and sometimes difK ficult way to go through life. In usual chaotic students prepare them to take Supervising the project, M'H HIM dehes the California Achievement Test This test was Mary MrCarH:y as she sells pasteriesl The bake given to tho sophomores only and provlded sale was used to sponsor the freShman class many statistics for Study Wlth words of farewell lim Prlrmm, the vale- dictormn for the class t80, gives his speech to his graduating fellow-mates. Student Life 11