Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Economic 5 students9 li Money. Money, Money! As It times were not tough enough for the average worklng student. who makes a mlnlmum wage at three dollars and thlrty-tlve cents, Reaganomlcs struck an- other blow to the economlc sltuatln by puttlng a freeze on the wage for at least two years. The varlety show had to be moved to Columbus Jr. ngh be cause our audltorlum was belng revamped. The quality of the show held up even wlth the change. The tlrst tunctlon ot the new lunch room was to house the stu- dent council dance. The students were allowed to wear jeans for the occasion. The overall teellng was that It turned out rather well. Even wlth the depressing state of the economy. The new out look for the students was promls Inc and the spirit of the school was hlgh. The students were en- thuslastlc about Involvement In afterschool actlvltles as well as In school actlvltles. Forward march. Camps are a big part of stu dent Ilte. The band went to Alllance tor a week to prepare the show. Christmas Is the me for giving. The Spanish club showed their yuletlde splrlt by helping the needy. 4 Student LifeTDIvlslon

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Along with the new construction come much new-found spirit, The seniors expressed this by pointing their faces at an assembly. Opening 3

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Chris Plrlayl and John Brown watch Intentiy as the Josten representative dlsplays the class rings. Student Life DiVisiOn 5