Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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So that's how It goes! Daryl Burch explains the journeys of the Crusaders during his group report on Medieval times. 6 t Academics Academics provided a ticket to the future - college, technical school, or a job. Academic classes, whether taken seriously by stu- dents or not, gain their momentum through the motivation of the teachers and students. Many classes are fun, while others are more challenging; yet, members of each class proved that they could handle these classes by having 182 students make the honor and merit rolls for the first nine weeks. As with other departments, the academic department has with- stood several changes. A new performing arts class was added to the curriculum, as was a yearbook class, a stage band class, a creative writing class, and several new business classes. Latin was dropped from the curriclum due to the retirement of Mrs. Edebum and the unavailability of a teacher.

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No nervousness here! Sue Connors practices her lines be- fqre she and the rest of the per- forming an class get ready to give their Christmas performance Sue, when she was not at school, had some fun times working at Burger King. Preparing for I long day'- work ahead 0! her. senior Stephanie Ray gathers her books for her morning classes. Tessie took part in the AFS exchange program. where she spent the summer of her senior year in France.

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Speech! Speech! Dan McCarthy gives his speech for his English class project. Albert Riesterer and Katrina Ellelsen look on. In It together, Marlena Johnson and Bernadine Chernock check homework during their English IV CP class.