Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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In Wealtd to Game . . . .1 ligh hnpm they mni llziw. lhim- .wnim's uf PMS. Inn . lehuiiiliiuli mi lhc uiiimzii high schmnl cryslzii hziiii plm :1 Im Hi inmgmzilinu pi'mlucu Ihcw lurt'chls iur 11mm. hxn hymn hx-nvr. liliiii iLli-g .Ipzm Abernathy, doing ham- .Vam imitatinns with Dnetor liintz's 'lil'ax'oiing; Talent Shmv , . . Harry inurdeuu, star of the smash hit on irnadway, Double Talk in H Minm'i' , , . Anna Marie Aii-kin, and her clarinet, on thp radin program, HRi-duco tn Music Bill mint. champion xw-ight-iiftm' nf all the 48 states . . . Put Hulkmi. a frenzied mnthvr, fwilw tn k9? heir hair fmm graying: . . . Runneriup in tho swoon crunn contest is that, now umiernuurished singer, Stove DiMare Dirvcting speech classes at Joeis Bar, is Madame Jeanne: Burns Doe . . . Dressed in a znnt-suit on the FOTnPr of Huiiywuod and Vino still stands Slick-Chick Finniia . Now being: called Fiattnp, Dorothv Collier models dresses for Mr. Ihm'm's . . . If you fret a telegram and smnmnp sinus uHaww Birthday, that wiii b9 i'iiii Hoimstmm . . . Shirley De Grondt. drowning her sorrow; in :1 glass of milk at Mikv's Tavern Huh Hwio. giving seam-es for manv Harbor stu- dunts . . i Mama Finqren. tvn- inn' 60 xxords per minutv with her toes . Jvrrv Jnhnsnu, giving advice to heartbroken girls . . . Pmrtha Estok. jumn- ins: from huTSn M imrxe in inrnum am Bailey's I'iH'US . . , Wioke Jukulai rutiim: napvr dolls in Mother MLIrnhV'c H'Imn fnr Harmless Virginia Huanaia, iahnrinq hv dav and hv nivrht, doing housnwurk . , i am Klimchm-k. ewahhimr more decks . . i Dorothy Heinn, prn- fossor of unknown arh and sciences . . . Wm'np uRDdii Km swim in the dmufin of tho Af- rican iumrio teaching jive shins to the. medicine nwn . . . 091151 Jnhncnn. Rolling: nrmvm-n at Miami Pwaoh . . iiii Lau- rila. toaohinq thn mm: ova the nv+ of niavinrr hnn-smtrh . Viola Kaartn, hurnim: tho indius' hair while she sinus . . . ,Anthnnv Lavovk. chief chef at Hm Walrinrf-Astoria i . . Irene IIM- hugv taking; earn 0F 11?? limo darlings . iiii Lohti- . Ill i nenv tom-hing in tho Ih'umlwav bcuutius . Doris Lukkai'ia. rcntin -' Lf-Drivevlt camels tn tourists in Arabia i . . Allan Lillvis. selling a formu- ia rm Hmv Tu Reduvt-C, ur h We. YHLl'ro Fat, V Mur- iirot Marv Mahuney, piaiina' with her pail and shovel in the Sahara desert . David Mm groevv. imh'uctint: thii birds and br-vs 0n traffii. rules . Joan MvArthur, taming iiznis so thm- am he used in znns . , . Bill Miiibm-u. drivinv: n rmmr at Indianapolis , . . Aria Mi-Cov. r'arrvinir On in tho nffii'e whiiv the boss ulavs golf , Oix'a i'aavnlv. a Hivri sham aw! in tho dmigh, heating those thiy- seeds . . . Virsriviia Minvr, giv- inlr advice tn those who hzn'o Nada f'lultv HitlrrimmS. . . . Hill Rantziim sviiim: bpef on th dancing hmnf with no points . . . Lor- mine Nicmmcn, a girl hmmm- busier 21L 3. rmlCn . . . liiil l'jvi'ce, mudt-ling' at 1110 liim'rc's Mvnk Fashion Shoppe . i . Luuise Ihiagakis, trying to put :1 bill throuvh Cnngi'uss to make dmirwuvs lower 5n she'd 100k taiiux' iiirhurd 811550, ballet trainer of stage and srreen Mildred iiuittn. a uuiz kill 011 the Inusv . . . Bill Shea, toiling: bedtime stni'ivs over hit: own radio prug-rum tn ail iittio kiddies . Juan 50i1W:H 1fGF, pi'usidvnt nf' VVU- man's Huh . . , Paul Tikkmwn, giving iivmonstrutium tn holii mpter prospects .Bevorly anli-in'r woman humpinn liiirh hurdiny , . ; Turuiu, always taking A lmihike Mich KiLlV bvf'n'v'. fast . i . Kainu Wunri, trgrinm to make Lin iwr mind wguua man to vhtmsp Hubert Wiihillv, duming his own socks in his harhelnr apzirtnmnt Dim Kalimtmi. singing with thl MPL upm'a Cam'tesy Cal Says m Ifyor: prophesy wrong, nobody will forget 1'1, but if i you prophesy right, nobody will remember. CONGRA TULA TIONS, GRADS! Jahnson - Kirmunen 718 Lake Avenue Plume 5053-11

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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,

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.Frnnt rmv, hxft in right: Ed Puhjulu, Ilohort Jukvlzl, Don Zulimeni. Hurry limmimu. and Tum Asuma. 6 Cagers Win Letiers basketball men mad? Of these. and 1hrvv, .During the past sezlszm, 19-15, six their varsity letters. three are soniors, juniors. Captain and center of the 1945 team was senior Don Zal- immxi. Don was an allharnund man in any spurt. Under his captaincy, the Mariners mm thl- Cuuntv Chm: l! distrivt tnurnumvnt at I'llgmmnd 21nd fhwnnd I'mv: Znhort Ockmzm, Paul Lundi Allvn Turula, ltivlr 21rd iulng, Juhn Jnhnsnn. and Coach Elmer Gray. Third rnw: Edward Kusivk, tied fmh third in the league. Bud linurdeau was another zlll-around athlete, but he play; 0d littly basketball till his sow iHr year when he made a great shuwing' for himsvlf as one of Um tUp-SC'JFGI'S uf the team. The last lottorman of tho snninn was Bub Jnkula, the buy from Dnrsvt, limb was the 1nly lefchandvd passer 1111 the 10am and he really kvpt tho fellows husv guessing when and where the ball was going. As thp seniors are released in travel rm in tho rpm'tinp; world or in other fields. threw juninrs aw loft hvhintl tn carry 011 whvro tho SPIIiOrS lvft off Jnmvs Huggins, lhui Hullu. 01h Vin dequvst, Tum Yim-om, and William Hpadhlntl. Not. shown in the Fwd Long. picture: Tum Asuma, a grand Iittlv hall player, was the best dx'ibbler 0n the 1945 suuad. Fred Lenp; is the Scrappy guard who sank the basket that thIt Ashtabula in their return game on Har- hrn-hs flnur. Ed Pnhjala, the fighting failuhaired buy, always held his 9nd of the game high. H'. L. Willoughhy 11 1 Ashtahuhl 1H 2 Harbor 6 ii 9317121111921th 4 4; hinom'illn 3 7 Gom-Va 4 S ikantnr 1 9 Did nut mmplvtv wasnn's Q'zlmvs,