Fairport Harding High School - Harbor Light Yearbook (Fairport Harbor, OH)

 - Class of 1939

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Fairport Harding High School - Harbor Light Yearbook (Fairport Harbor, OH) online collection, 1939 Edition, Page 12 of 88
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Page 12 text:

Senior Class Qlficers FIRST SEMESTER President .......,......... Orville Perola Vice President .... . . .Herbert Pohto Secretary .... ........ A lice Zimny Treasurer . . . . , .Norma Jean Lervey SECOND SEMESTER President ....... ........ O rville Peralo Vice President . . . .... Michael Scheiber Secretary .... .... E ugene Corby Treasurer ...... . . .Everett Lillbock Business Manager . . .... Robert Cramer CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. L. E. Patch Mr. Carl P. Williams CLASS MOTTO To Be Rather Than To Seem CLASS COLORS Scarlet and Gold

Page 13 text:

Class l'lustorues We are the orugunal Suamese twun class there are two of us' True we have been duvuded and reunuted at least twuce and the twuns stayed 0 gether untul they dued However we thunk we merut the tutle because there are very decudedly two parts to our class ln fact we had to wrute two class hustorues and guve you furst CLASS HISTORY OF PART I The sun shone brughtly on that never to be forgotten September morn unq when we the future senrors of Hardung s Class of 39 walked proudly besude our older susters and brothers to enter hugh school' Thus was the thung we had wauted for so long' We were placed under the guldance of Mrs Far mer and wuth her passed that furst excutung stage of our hugh school lrfe' It took us a long tume to recover from the fact that we could have our own lockers and gym twuce a week' Summer vacatuon was soon over and we went back to our second year of hugh school Prouder stull for we were Freshmen' That fall our class was duvuded when we were uouned by the students from St Anthony s Some of us went to Mr Boley un Room I6 and the others to Mr Mereduth un Room I5 lt was un our Freshman year that we had such battles over the cup competutuon Once ut happened that the dummy block had to be hung between the two rooms because both Room I5 and Room I6 had too many red marks lt was grand fun though and our two teachers showed us some gloruous tumes wuth theur partues and pucnucs Mrs Farmer s care wuth Room 8 located on the second floor as our home room lThe nearer we came to furst floor the prouder we became I Mrs Farmer surely proved to be a wonderful teacher and fruend Funally we became Junuors and made the furst floor at last' Now came the funal schusm when the Suamese twun class became two separate organusms for the remaunder of hugh school Our part of the class was placed un Room 4 wuth Muss Paxton the new commercual teacher The other part Part 2 occupued Room 6 wuth Mr Dunnurug Wuth these two teachers we went through our uolly Junuor year hugh lughts of whuch were the Junuor class play the choosung of our rungs and our furst Junuor Senuor Prom Funally the fall of l938 rolled around and we were senuors' However, we were slughtly dusappounted because we had to sut behund Room One Ithe mud yearsl un chapel We even went so far as to sugn a petutuon demand unq what we called our rughts lt wasnt untul the second semester how ever, that Room One had to move back and guve up theur front seats to Room Two The Senuor Class play was guven un May then came our class pucnuc the prom and funally commencement We receaved our duplomas and wuth somewhat sad feelungs bade farewell to our teachers and to those gloruous hugh school days forever Wuth a hope faunt but authentuc, un our hearts and a gleam un our eyes we began to take part un the work of the world Contunued on Page Suxty fuve Hlfle I I . ..., 6 I I - ' 1 l CC. f - -- :W - 1 - ' . I , F . I . . I I ' ' ll II I ' ' ' ll II ' 1 ln our Sophomore year, our class was united again and we were under , . s ' 1 1 ' 1 ' . . I I . I Q I I . I - - - - I I T . , . . l - I 'R F - , ' ' 1 - I. I I I ' I

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