Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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74a; feaae to 712mm W40 adieu; . . .WL', iiil' iizu'imr High Scilluil CiihS nil 1945,01. iilL' vity Hf Mhznluiizi. Cniiilt; Hi .Mlitnliiiizi, :mrl sizm- iii Hhini living mi wiiiiil llliliii :iiitl Iliciiim'y. Kin hcri-hy nmkc, liliiiiihil, :mrl tic- cm'c this in ln- 4:111 hm will and leslziniriil, lii-rchy rm inking am will nr wills hcrctninrc made by us. OWith leash and collar, Eddie i'nhjaia is left tn Mary Kuscsik by Joan Abcrnethy . . , Anna uiziiiv Aickin leaves her solo flying hours to Marion McDuu- gall . Tu iutty Jrihnsnn gnu; Pat liullurilis ability to pizw the p'anu . Jeanne Iiurns' straight bangs are left in lh-tsy Hainnie Donna iwchendcrfer is to receive Dor- i-i v ihilier's quick temper i , . Hhiva DOGiimdi'S flair for mu inLi clothes is wished upon Di nnabcilo Bailev . . . The nu- tiii'al charm of Marge I'liigron i ir-Vt hi Mary Juckway lie iha listuk bestows her qui- ctnosg upon Eleanor Honkmwn . . . The vntiro estate of Vii'ge I'aapa'as neatness is left in Mary K. Lluyd Iinrnthy Jivinn enirusts her law flu s h 0' ti Mui'iun Swift . . . I'll- r'n i: - lh'mm grts; .111 Ann Hit Si prettv honov-i-nlnrod iuir . .. Holmi Joki is the proud liviross in Mai-kv Jahn- smig rmI-iimmod eye giusms . . , Viwiu Kaartn wills hm- nihint- it' aiiiiitv t0 Dnmthv Runhnnmi . , Margaret MannnEII is in line fm- Irvne Kui's engagement iinw . . . Bequc'ithml tn Arivni P'w'mi'iil arn Doris Liikkurila's prams . , . Th0 wit 0f Margar- it Marv Ma'mnnv is left to Hwnthy Ix'zii'iii'1aiiti i Thv hi hi .Twm Ni'Ait'inrs hen'i hzmdh is Ma'w'lia Kirk . . Adi! Ni-Cov mitrusts her franknmx with C'-riiinp Rimiwiu . . i Mm ri' Lon Biliivv I'PCQiVGs thv print him from Cinnv Miner . , . Tn 1m siitm', G'Oi'ia. Lorraine Nid- miimn ieav'is ho hashfulmxw . Iirmice Piazakit hnci'iws her s'mrt hair 11mm Mariii'u Lank- Rnnovi . . Shirim' Kuykka is to v-rvnivo Milili'ed Railto's nlmt as salutatorian . . Joan SL-hwn- Hifor leaves thli Hnnm- Sncivtiy presidmwy tn Lenora Haanpa . Shirlov Hiptikko inherits Boveriv Wnodring's car . . i Kainn Wunri loavns her Divas- rmtm-ss 10 Elsie Kriskinon, .Tn Cari DeMarco, Bud Knur- deau leaves his bashfulness , . . Hill Clint leaves his curly red hair to Tom Asuma . . . Inher- itinz Sieve DiMaro's classy car are Jae Ligot and Edward Hjerpe , i Chick , Finnila's runse of humor goes to Robert Magieevy . . i 3H! Hulnlstrnm ivm'is the Mariner in Jim Gra- ham . , . The proud heir to Bob Hyds's frankness is Stewait Burnett . . . Wrapped in collo- p ane, Mary Juckway is left to Dale Sm 1h bv Jelrv Johnsun . . Hub J kelak personality is lvft t'i Iliil Hawkinsnn . i , The U. S. Navy is left to Kenny K'm: bv iii'l Kiimchm'k Waynw Knsniu limueatha his In 'kiilk' s to Sam Rav . . . Dim Lviwis is hnnorwi with lli-l'mun iCo'ian Spanish hunk . . . iii'i Luurilu bJStJhin his height upon Bill Palm . Tn Geno Lmig yynng Tony Luvm-k's ahiiitv tn niav linmrie . . . Hill Lohtim-n 'anq his naan'mnv tn Arlen Cniiior i. in l's' ' ?,?'lv'ni brawn goes to Francis Howard . i . Tom Vincelnt receives Dav- id Magmevyis flying ability . . Hill Millberp; bestows his Sharp clothes on Dick Henry . . . Tn Eddie .Pnhjala, OiVa Paa- vola leaves the stage . . i Be- queathed with the dramatic ability of Bill Pierce are Bill Mackey and Frank Ballo . Hill Rantaia leaves his car to Howard Hnskins and his trom- bone tn Delmnre Hill . . , Dick Sasso wishes Fred Leng to have one of his broad shoul- ders. he gives the other one to Don Hoffman , , . Leonard Mi- iann is given Bill Shea's height . Armand Michelson is pre- sented Paul Tikkanmi's love for pimtrv a'id his chaik-talking . . . Bud Petersim is to re eive the grades of Allen Turula . .. Hmmrnbiy bequeathed to AI- hert Cross is Bnh VViihide's way with tiw gaisi . . , Ami Don Zalimeni's athletic honors urn lift to Steve Estefan. Best Wishes, Class of 45! LiHle Gem Barber Shop DAN WILLIAMS i Best Wishes Io Ike Harbor High School Class of I 945 Mitchell Hdwe. Co. CHINAWARE- GLASSWARE - PAINTS

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.Front row, left. to right: Ed Pohjala, Bud B3110, Richard Sasso, Carl DeMarco, Wayne Kosola, Armand Michelson, and JaCR Bowler. V Second row: Robert Ockman, .Eight seniors received letters in the 1944 football season, along with nine fellow mem- bers of the team who will be back for next season. Allan Lillvis tuBoots't to ev- eryonei was again this year's center and captain of the 1944 outfit. Don Zalimeni CttZazzW play- ed left half and was the uboot- legger specialist, He was the first player from Harbor in a good many years to receive mention on the All-Ohio foot- ball squad. William Millberg, Don Zalime- ni, Harry Bourdcau, Tom Asu- ma, and Coach Elmer Gray. Third row: Douglas Scott, Don Huffman, Leonam Milano, Robert Jokela, William Lehti- nen, Don Lewis, William Heath Kulyn. land, and John Johnson. Fourth row: Stephen Este- fan. James Graham, Jack An- derson, William Laurila, Rob- ert Kaihlanen, William Hawkin- snn, Victor Turok, and Robert 7 of 17 Lettermen are Seniors Wayne Kosola, left tackle, made the grade in his first year of varsity playing. Harry Bourdeau, quarter- back, was rated by people as one of the ufightingcsth backs in the league, always in there pitching to win, really a piay- er's player. Dick Ockman played left guard after being Shifted from the backfield 0f the 1943 squad. Richard Sasso, anoihPr fel- low who worked himself up to the first string, played with his whole heart in every game. Bill Millbeirgy a backfield man, did a fine job whenever called upon tn do his part as a replacement. Bob Jokela was out for the squad every year since he came from Dorset and finally succeeded in gaining a benh on the first team in his last year. Varsity 44W? went also to Bud Hallo, Carl DeMarcn, Ed Pohjala, Armand Michelson, Tom Asuma, and Fred Lena, all juniors, and to Jack Bowler, Bob Ockman, and John John- son, sophomores,