Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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M wvwgboke he Hltlts' ' ' The guys' eyes widened as Lisa Martino vamped around the scene. Godspell was Lisa's first play at Harbor. 4'1 Spring M Substituting stepladders for a cross, Chris Gebhardt crucifies Alan Lopuszynski with symbol- ic red bandanas. A strobe light added to the ef- fect. usical s X X mrw

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MePlM'UMe-W2- if? R course to remember Life at Harbor High omores Julie Thomas and Rachel Riddel trans- The life of a student can be de- scribed in several different ways. Fun, confusing, busy, and hectic probably head the list. The fun part comes in at almost any part of the day. The practi- cal jokes, the embarassing moments, and the laughs in class all add up to a lot of fun. After school students enjoy sports, plays, and rock concerts. Stu- dents can find homework confusing. Even more confusing was the computer class added to this year's curriculum. The year can also be busy and hectic as students juggle working, practicing, and studying. Bu no ma ter ow busy, confused, or fr rat the tudents get, they will ays em er their life at Harbor gh llsillvmlll T iwsi. ig . ?' ., Ml pgisvijig Rm Who says guys have all the muscles? Soph- BX V l A I port chairs from the parking lot. Division

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A-wi We Dwi-V Q - . ,-.. . T t,ss AAIAA W, ,J 1 2 4 E 'im , , . ...,:,,. , 1 S Before he is betrayed, Christ lAlan Lopuszynskil prays to his father for guidance as his faithless apostles sleep nearby. Godspell turns heads It was a somewhat different subject for the plot of the spring musical Godspell. It graced the Harbor high stage on May 4th, 5th, and 6th, 1984, and was directed by Debra Greene- Lowe. The reason for any of I-larbor's stu- dents' eyebrow raising was the fact that Godspell is the story of Christ accord- ing to Matthew, but is presented in a rock musical form. The cast of nineteen was led by Alan Lopus- zynski playing the part of Christ, and Chris Gebhardt as the betrayer, Judas. The rest of the cast, Dan Good- man, Al Altonen, Mary McCarthy, Debby Anderson, Amy Karhu, Stacey Hayman, Suzy Davis, Kim DeGennaro, Lisa Martino, Juliann Stred- ney,, Jennifer Anderson, John Rebera, Sandy Rebera, Andrea Culver, Leigh Lane, Jackie Robinson, and Elizabeth Soltez, filled in as Christ's ever-listening apostles. Accompaning the cast were Mr. Heusinger, Joe Saddler, Susan Swe- denborg, Lisa Edmonds, and Matt Cra- gon. Along with its deviated format, the lt was a lot of work, but we all had a great time putting on Godspell. Every- one worked together to reach our common goal, and I thought we reached it rather nicely. musical showed its many facets through the use of humerous parables, show-stop- ping songs such as All for the Best and We Beseech Thee, and the final more somber scenes of Christ's betrayal and crucifixion. Godspell's three shows la change from Harbor's normal two per- formancesl without any major problems, however, I never could get the hang of that dumb magic cane, Chris Gebhardt was heard to mutter. During the song All for the Best, Chris was directed to pro- duce a cane out of thin air. Rave reviews from Harbor stu- dents and faculty buzzed about the school: Mrs. An- drews said of the performance, It was electrifying- -professional in every aspect of produc- tion. Wayne Eski enjoyed itg the danc- ing was superbf' It was something to go down into the archives of Harbor High School, Mr. Roskovics thought. Finally, cast member Juliann Stredney said of performing in Godspell, It was really fun-I kind of wish we could do it again! -Alan Lopulzyn ki , I l I u l I , I I l l l Rockin' and rollin' -Judas fChris Gebhardtl ., gr - . .-1 ' If 'lui .........,.. 4 bounces around the stage to the tune of Prepare Ye the Way. The cast joined in the song after Chris had baptized everyone. Reflecting for a moment, Chris Gebhardt, Lisa Martino, Andrea Culver, and Al Altonen lis- ten to Debby and Jennifer Anderson sing By My Side. Godspell .... .-...........T. .--..--...-.........,.,.....,..,.