Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Posing for a formal picture arc the members of the Homecoming Coun: Melissa Culver, Amy Rocco. Shelley Kananan. LlSil Pontcn. Ali Ske- leres. Lisa Light. Jodi Goudy. and Elizabeth Bal- comb. Jodi Goudy is clearly excited as she is driven around the field before the Homecoming ceremo- nies began. Smiling for the camera, David Stauffer and Me- ' lissa show off their finery. Melissa was one of the candidates for Homecoming queen. Laughing and hulking between songs, Ray 1500, Melissa Culver, and Dave Stouffer exchange a bit of gossip. Homecoming is a formal social alTair that has been traditionally held in the fall. WHomecoming

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.u'r'sum intrinifm L V ,r F rom conversations in halls or at lunch, it can be assumed that just about everybody was involved in one activity or another. F rom newspaper staff to special dances, students found an enjoy- able outlet for their time and energy. As tradition called for, juniors and seniors decked themselves out in their finest for the Prom. While underclass- men were not allowed to attend this gala affair, they found solace in the Twirp Dance. Class tournaments proved to be the exciting event it always is, while the newspaper began the year with a bang under editor Tracy Bish and advisor Mrs. Hedberg. The yearbook staff be- gan the year with a workshop at Oberlin College.After such a successful start, the year flew by with only the minimal amount of usual problems. Whatever the occasion, Harbor stu- dents found a way to be involved, mak- ing the year a busy one for all.

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Nearly crying with joy and surprise after being crowned Queen. Jodi Goudy is congratulated by senior Tricia Stranmzm. Anticipating the Homecoming ceremonies are queen candidates Lisa Light and Shelley Kan- ancn. ilcnsions ran high on Homecoming night as everybody awaited the announcement of queen. The Color of love Homecoming festivities began with a nerve wracking walk around the gym, continued with the football game against Painesville Harvey, and ended with a semiformal dance. The 1988 Homecoming Court consisted of Jodi Goudy tqueem, and other candidates- Elizabeth Balcomb, Melissa Culver, Shelley Kananen, Lisa Light, Lisa Pon- teri, Amy Rocco, and Ali Skleres. This year, the Homecoming dance was held at Washington Elementary School rath- er than in the Harbor cafeteria. The gym was well-decorated and gave more room in which to dance. The added room was appreciated by many. Freshman Teri Van Akin remarked, ttI-Iomecoming was a big change com- pared to the regular after-game dance. It was much better and there was more room to dance. When asked about Homecoming, exchange student Nacho Del Arco replied, ttHomecorning was a new experience for me. It was a special time but I wish there had been more people. Most of the people didnit dance much, but I had a lot of fun? Many people went out atter the dance so that they could be together a while longer. A very unusual activity was un- dertaken by Gina DeVito, Heather Merrick, and their dates, Sean Rutz and Mike Donato. Gina described their evening, uAfter the dance we went bowling! In our formals! It was a blast? Senior Chris Dunn compared this years Homecoming to others by saying, hit was the best dance ever! I hope the Prom is just as goodPi Homecomingt9