Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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With his boatswom whistle, captain Von Tropp, played by Jack Warren, calls his chil- dren to meet Mono. One last time The Von Tropp children proc- ttce their songs one final time before gomg on stage for dress rehearsal. ' The hills were alive with the sound . . . sistence 0f the Mother Abbess tKeI- The hills were alive with the sound tDove Carlson; Louisa tLindc of Rogers and Hommerstein's Sound of Music presented by International Thespion troupe $HOB1 on May 1 and 2, 1981. The story tells of Moria tCheryI Bruno; a young woman torn be- tween 0 life of piety and a life in the outside world. She goes to gov. em the childten of Captain Georg Von Trapp tJock Warrent at the in- ly Degennorot Moria falls in love with Georg and becomes conv fused. In an emotional pertormcmce ot ttClimb Every Mountain . the Mother Abbess tells her to follow her heart. Luckily, Georg loves her, too. To the delight of the children, Maria and the Captain are married. The other main characters were: Leisel tMichelle Ondrust, Fredrick Sissom, Brigitta tBecky Capucncn, Kurt tBrod Fem, Morto tSherry Ondrust, Gretel tMouri Hague; Max tDonold Roposet, Elsa Schroeder tHeother Loszlot. 0nd Rolf tBrion Leh- mom. Mr. Moore. director. said that this was one of the torgests costs ever assembled on Hcrbor's stage; the show was truly a great spectacle. Spring Musical 9

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Discussing Maria's activities with one 01 the In pleparan'on for the Spring Musical, The During dre55 rehealsal, the nun's choir pro sisters tDebbie Andersom is Mother Abbes Sound of Music Down Sisson assists Becky tices the hymns they must sing betwee tKelley DeGennoroy Copuono in applying her moke-up. scenes. SInainaorhorIeeIIngstorher V- Inthe mountalns In The Sound of Music. Is Mano played by Cheryl Bruno. 8 Student Life

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Is my cap on Is my cap on straight? This is one of the many questions asked by seniors as they were preparing to get their diplomas at graduation. Ju- nior class officers. Kelly Holbrook and Tim Swann led the students into the gym. Tim escorting class presi- dent. Lori Steele. and Kelly escort- ing Marty Crombie. The students were all seated and then a speech was given by Dr. Clark. Speeches were also given by class president, Lori Steele and valedictorian, Ann Lillie. Diplomas were handed out by Dr. Clark who was assisted by school board president, Betty Lou Cherry. The awards and scholar- ships were then announced by the respective adult or teacher. As the students tiled out, the crowd was thinking, There goes another group of bright students which seems to be true of most Harbor graduates. Once the students were outdoors straight ? they threw their caps off and were thrilled to be done with high school, but along with the thrills there were also tears tor the friends that will be left be- hind. Lots of good times will be left behind as memories but in the future they will be thought of as the best times of these gradu- ates' lives. The 1981 valedlcforian. Ann Lillie, gives the traditional farewell speech as her fellow graduates listen. Marty Crombie, escorted by Kelly Holbrook, nervously awaits the start of the end of his high school years, commencement 10 Student Life