Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Senior Class Histor Can you forget the effrontery of the seniors to gloat, There will be a dance Saturday night. All the iunior high is invited to attend the Harbor Show! .... ? Or the appear- ance of the new ultra-modern gym suit .... ? ' We became upperclassmen suddenly, after having passed the crucial tests of Mrs. Eddy's method and unforgetable history from Mr. Edmunds .... By now our class had changed a little ..... some had left the fold, others had come ..... but in a way we. always were about the same .... We were Harbor's class of '51, and no other. Remember further back to grade school? .... those of us who transferred from other towns are harder to trace, but here in Ashtabula which of us can forget the operettas . . . . . In third grade, amid a stage-frightened crew of petunias, cauliflowers, bumble- bees and other fowl, were a petrified Jack Frost fFritz Cornwell, and an equally un- steady Spring fCarole Johnsonl ..... More mature, as sixth graders, we launched Tom Sawyer , with barefooted Ken Brace f Tom J and Dave Lehtoma f Huck l on the shaky soprano ..... Brandishing a threatening stick, Suann Smith f Aunt Polly J scowled up at the miscreant, a good five inches taller . . . l And Esther Koi with pantalettes was i Becky J. There were goldfish, white mice and Miss Tilton in Kindergarten, and best of all, NAPS! See, now --- that wasn't so long ago! And what is more, the best isn't over yet, the best is always now. Carole Johnson 28

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