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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1942 volume:

-. f-. f-x r-. q ,-q X ILVL IS FA RPORT HARD 'NIG H GH SCHOOL Q97 X N vii OE N VOLUME XX GSS OZWI Qt Gfzossfzoacls You to the left and l to the right For the ways of men must sever And nt well may be for a day and a nnght And ut well may be forever But whether we meet or whether we part llior our ways are past our lqnownngl A pledge from the heart to nts fellow On the ways we all are goung l-lere s luck For we know not where we are oun heart Whether we wnn or whether we lose Wuth the hands that llfe IS dealnng lt ns not we nor the ways we choose But the fall of the Cards that s sealung There a fate an love and a fate an fight And tne best of us all go under And whether we re wrong or whether we r We wnn sometlmes to our wonder l-l res lucl lNuth a steady swung and an open brow We have tramped the ways together But we re claspung hands at the crossroads ln the Fiend own nrght for weather And whether we bleed or whether we smile ln th leagues that lue before us l'he wavs of lnfe are many a mule And the dark of Fate s o er us l-lere s luck' And a cheer for the dark before us You to the left and l to the rnght For the ways of men must sever And rt well mav be for a day and a nught And rt well may be forever But whether we lnve or whether we due lFor the end ns past our lcnowungl l-lere s two frank hearts and the open sky Be 0 faur or an ull wand blownng l HERE S LUCY ln the teeth of all wlnds blowing e right now I I ' l f Q ' Q. I , ' ' Q ,C . f . . I' I e ' cl That we may not yet go under. l . , I , 5 Q . e . ' ' , I , ,A I I l l I , X. Z O 'L George F Daly eafcafaon We the class ot l9-42 take great pleasure nn ded: catmg thus tweotleth Issue of the HARBOR LIGHT to a swell tell w Mr George F Doly tor has valued trlendslmp and loyalty and hus outstarwdmg success wlth the football teams 60 Hua wo t D.. C VIOLUZ menf uh behalf of the Class of l94Z the l-larlbor Luahl board wishes to Thahk the lollowmg people for the help fhev have guveh uh the preparation of Thus armaal Mr C P Wnlluams advmer the Camera Llab under the supervision of Mr R A Road Larry Petrus rllwfrafor MISS l-l Rugg Mr George Daly proof read :S and all others who have funded as F . w I I I X - , . V N . , X . I , A . , x ' 1 f - 1 f f - f 1 - f 5' ' . e 7 ztllafzlnofz fglit go 13 In the year l942 B G H war was declared among the members of the Harbor Light Board Between hair pullinq matches verbal bouts and acid glares some work was accomplished Day after day we returned to school bleary eyed ragged and limp but with weary smiles an our placid taces satisfied that the book was nearing completion On the last day we declared a truce and we herewith present this book for your approval Editor Robert Luoma Business Manager Edith I-lietanen Assistant Editor Sports and Snaps Secretary Faculty Adviser Before Gray Hair Geraldine Gray Victor Lunka Frances Hoch Mr C P Williams l I G Assistant Editor .................... Robert Wilde ass Huston, lt was un the year l936 that we furst crossed the famous portals of '-lardung Hugh to become full fledged members of uunuor hugh school Luttle dud we know of the lufe that was to lue ahead of us durung the next sux years ln our seventh grade as new members of the mob we felt a common bond between ourselves and Mr Lvnham who was also makung hus debut un Hardung Hugh at thus tume One of the outstandung events of our uunuor hugh school days was the wunnung of the uunuor cup un the competutuon un 37 That year we greenues seemed to be Muss Rugq s pet oversuon and she was constantly kept on her toes attemptung to keep us un lune In the fall of I938 B W we became modern rug cutters and held numerous class partues whuch were declared super by all of us We were un the groove that year as we were now permutted to attend the school hops and lusten to those hot Iucks and lam sessuons There us nothung to report of our sophomore year Bored of educatuon As uunuors we awoke to the great task whuch lay before us that of funancung the annual Prom for the senuors Thus was the year we worked worked worked and labored We sold candy at the home football games and netted some profut towards the Prom The Junuor Class Play Leave lt To Mother a saturucal comedy concernung a mother who decudes to step out for once and see what happened also helped rouse funds for the Prom lt was un thus year that one of our classmates Joe Surbella left us to uoun the already growung ranks of the boys un camp We wush hum the best of luck Funally came the great day We were SENIORS Thus was our busuest year wuth senuor puctures the HARBOR LIGHT partues pucnucs and the Prom ln January of l942 James Stevens another of our classmates left us to do hus part for our country by uounung the Marunes So endeth the tale' Boogue Woogue e gh! el ' I ' . 11 11 1 1 ' . 1 . . . . . , . . 1 ,, . ,, 1 . . , . . 1 11 11 1 A - 1 - - - 11 11 I . 114 11 1 1 11 11 - 11 - 11 11- V 11 I ... ' 1 1 1 ' I - 4 11 ' 1 ' 11 - - - - 11 1 11 - I . 1 1 - 11 . 11 - - I . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 LPG , ll VE 0'-0 CBP11N ' ' emofz Dafa SENIOR CLASS OFFICERs Frrst Semester President Vrce Presodent Secretary Treasurer Second Semester Vuce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Busnness Manager SENIOR CLASS MOTTO Today we follow tomorrow we SENIOR CLASS COLORS Grecn and Wnnte SENIOR CLASS POEM At the Crossroads FACULTY ADVISERS Nnck Esternay Robert Braemer Frances I-Iocn Robert Laoma LIIIuan Soar: PnyIIus Roberts GO Ms L E Patch Mr C P Wnllnams I I President ....,...............,.,...... Victor Lanka H 1 I ds, uv- li. fo O66 John Mraz Johnny At Ietlc Manager I Duama t cs horal C ub 1 Track Intramurals I ac Ccholarshup Club Camera Clul ome Room Offlcer I J Class av cp C ub Florence Lefelhoc Lefty horal Club Off Ce D 's 4 C rl Reserves J -I Pep Club trarnurals I Frank Gasper Frank ot' all a et ua rack I Martha Ignat lggue Dramabcs Glrl Reserves -4 Camera 1 Intramurals John Szakacsu CY Football I gs 4 Basketball I Q -I Track 3 4 eleven Dons Walaklla Done ornurals I 9 uv OffIce Debs 4 Choral Club Glrl Reserves 3 -I Dramatrcs Wnllnam Boyer I horal Club I Track u re Club Camera Dramatrcs Intramurals J Ra no Florence Zavore Florne ttlce Debs 4 Choral Club 3 ,lr Reserves 3 4 Pep Club I tramurals I Scholarship Club -I Wnlluam Loxterrnan Locke otball I N ure 13 Aanatlc Club Home Room Officer rack Margaret Yager Marg Glrl Reserves 3--I, Offlcc Dees 45 Nature Club Ig Intramurals I--I. Elmer Olson Buun atlnall as ctluall Kent Scholarshlp Team l Scholar snap Club l Home Room Ottncer l Track Erma Mackey Erm Cheer Leader Athletnc Board 3 Intramurals l 3 Vlctor Lunka Vue Class Ottucer 4 Pep Club l Track Bona 3 Dramatlcs Choral Cub 3 3 Jr Class Play Rana Student Councll 4 Home Room Harbor Llght Board Betty Kosman Kosy Kent Scholorshnp Team l Choral Cluo 3 Glrl Reserves Home Room Offucer 3 4 lntra muralsl Nnck Esterhay Moe Class Otflcer 3 4 Track 3 4 Foot 3 4 Student Councll Basketball l 2 3 4 Helen Kaul-:ka Kok url Reserves 3 4 Ottlce Dells ntl l 3 4 Chora Club tramurals l 3 Frank Orosz Gabe Class Ottlcer Student Louncnl 4 Home Room Offucer 4 Foot 4 askethall l Frances l-loch Babe Class Offlcer 3 4 Choral Cl o eer eacler 4 Cass Play Intramurals l 3 4 Drama tncs Glrl Reserves 3 4 Ottuce Debs 4 Home Room Offlcer 3 4 Home coming Queen Attendant Harbor Llght Board Robert Luoma Bob Class Offncer 4 Scholarshnp Club l 3 4 Radno 2 Kent Scholarsrup am l ' nc c estra l 3 ora un 4 Jr Class Play Dramatncs Home Roam Offncer l Student Coun cl l Harbor Lnght Board Edlth Hletanen de Scholorshnp Club 7 4 Choral Clulu Girl Reserves 3 4 Intramurals 4 Student Councul Home Room Otflcer Harbor Llgnt Boar l twelve nel. vs 4-.v -ww sw 1 as .,,,sa. 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Athletuc Honor Socvety Camera Club 4 I tramurals l 3 Home Room Ottncer Jean Pohto Jeanne an l rc es ra Choral Club 3 4 Drarnatncs Glrl Reserves 3 4 Homecoming Queen Attenlant Albert Zvmny Zlbber Home Room Ofhcer 3 4 Foot Manager Geraldnne Gray Gerry nd l Z Ch ra J Class Play Dramatucs Intra murals Harbor Lught Board Robert Braemer Bu Football 4 Basketball rack l 3 Dramatrcs Bantl J Jr Class Plav Class Otflccr J 4 Intramurals 4 Eleanor Tlrpak oral Club I Jr Class amera Club l Gurl Reserves 4 Horne Room Oftncer J Stu ent ouncnl 3 Intramurals J Homecom ng Queen Atten tant Lawrence Petrus Muscles rock Q 4 Nature Club 9 Busuness Manager l Dramatncs Helen Elszasz Nelhe Ofhce Debs 4 Gurl Reserves 3 4 oral Club 1 Dramatucs trarnurols Nature Clul Robert Vnlagn Vallage Camera Club Track Dorothy Hllston Deo ass Otfwcer Dramatlcs Class Play Choral Club Camera lub nt 9 G C se ves J 4 Intramurals J Home Room Ottucer 1 t Councnl Offlce De s Kutchlc Track u -l lntronwuras Ma rtha Werronen Muffy Ottncc Dons 4 Gurl Reserves 3 4 Intramurals l Dramatxcs Jock Eruckson Gunna a ure Clul J at rack 4 Intramurals Aquatic Club Camera Clun 4 Ken Scholarshrp Team l Aluce Curtuss Curty Scholarshlp Club 3 4 Kent Schol ars up Tecm 3 Jr Class ay Pe Club l 7 Choral C b Dramatncs Home Room Oftncer l 2 student Council l 7 Gurl Reserves Intramurals l 2 fourteen n C 1-275' g 175 T A2-7-lg , l-2-'Q . lg J Cl Sq V Jr. C i74,'BQ 1 ref X' .fx R f , l-Q-34, ' 'VI-5 4, sn we -1, , lt 4 an Ch -I-35 . 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C' g llff-R--lj Adelbert Kocsis Q 1 , I 3 T -- p 17314: -lg , Ch R 2-I3--g W rw u:-4, , Mg 4 Nt 1 lj 24, ra lu 2, T 3 Q , -3 3, J M J 1 If 1-3 h -Lf PI p --Q lu 2-3-4g 3g . -13,-4, Y.. cv 1 'Q- Lawrence Loxterman Larry ntl I J 4 Choral C ull Dra mattcs Raclta Intramurals Bette Johnson r.-Q :cc Dctws Grl Rcscrvcs Q Intramurals I I-lomccommg uccn Attendant Emery Kapostasy Buskm Mary Reno Maudic Choral Clul --3-4, Nature L I5 , Gtrl Reserves - g I cas 1. illiam Saari Weis Football of-4, Baskctpall A-g rack I-..-3-4, Kent Scholarshrp Team Ig Intramurals I-S-4 , fifteen Margaret I-Iambor Marg Ottace Dolls -1 Choral Clut 1 ramattcs N turc Clul: rr Reserves 4 Intramurals Joe Ode Jntfer mall J 4 Basketball Ruth Volanskt Ruthlc Otfncc Dcls 4 Choral Clut J Gurl Reserves J 4 Nature Cluln I Intramurals I -4 Marvun Braskt Buddy Football 3 T ack Band 3 4 Basket: Intramurals J Rita Werbeach Tito Girl Reserves 4: Drarnattcs Albert Adams othall l as e a J Aquatic u Home Room Offrcer I L J Student Caun c I 3 Track 4 Camera Club 4 Vrrgmla Owen Shmer oral Clutv 9 and 4 chestra A 3 4 Dramatlcs Rarlro Jack Palge Jack oothall ' Track J Choral Club ' 3 4 Camera Club l Intramurals l Phyllls Roberts fcholarshlp Club J Choral Club 4 Glrl Reserves 3 4 Kent Scholar s lD Team l Pep Club l ln ra urals l 3 4 Drfzmatucs Cass Offrcer 4 Joseph Blhary Cheer Leader 2 Nature Club l 7 Athletec Assocvataon 7 3 Home Room Offucer I 2 4 Aquatec Club Intramurals l 3 4 Stucen C uncnl I 7 4 Helen Zavare Blondue Dramatucs Melvm Hrlston Me Basketball Manager l J 4 K n Scholarship Team J Class v B nd l 34 Camera un J 4 Dramatncs Emar Saarv Dar Track 1 4 Choral Cun J 4 Cam era Club Ruth Karlgas Shorty Otfrce Debs 4 Choral Club 3 Grrl Reserves J 4 Intramurals 4 Albert Vastyn Abner lame Room Offrcer l 3 4 Scholar ship Club 3 Student Councll l 4 Kent Scholarshlp Team 3 Class Oftrcer 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 srxteen ,101 AM .W Emnl Soluk Russran oxtrxoll cnt mlm v Team N urc UUE: 1 Helen Toth Shorfy Cnovol Clur Gm Rcxcmc Intramurals I Dromofwcs Donold Hllbcrg Hubby M w 1 CJ I ... i'HL1lIL'II'IdIlI .I 7 111111 D. Qlhnn AFVId Bjorklund Arvuc rotors Drorno? cs lr frornurols Julro Korduck Judg acc Dctns 4 Bond ' Gr C Grvca 1 Dromotrcs mtrovnurois Royrnond Sekku Ray Ga pfzoplu uf ln glancunq over the preceduna HARBOR LIGHTS we notuced that the class prophecy has become one of uts tradutuons We ummeduately con sulted our versatule fruend Haogue who looked unto hus crystal ball whuch gave hum the followung results So uf there us anyone who wants to argue wuth the results see Hoogue or else waut and see Larry Petrus wants to be a forester and rud the trees of pests H ll end up tatooung pretty gurls on husky saulors chests Ruta Werbeach s studyung nursung Cant vou hear all the doctors cursung? Babe Hoch wants to be an aur hostess and fly through snow and raun but you ll probably fund her on the screen actung wuth Johnnue Payne Cy Szakacsu says avua tuon us hus chosen trade We hope the future won t fund hum leanung on a spade Geraldune Gray a nurse would be but we can see her pauntung uodune on her own chuld s knee Ray Sekku wants to have weldung at hus fungertups unstead he ll make a sulkless hose that never rups A professuonal dancer us what Betty Burak would be Won t she swung a nufty hula on the beach at WaukukuP John Mraz wants to be a raduo announcer we say he ll be the future Roxy bouncer' Lulluan Saaru took a stenographuc course We thought shed be leadung cheers un a vouce most awfully hoarse Loxterman thunks hell be a chemust after all hus fune work We know he ll be at Walgreen s as a soda uerk' Eunar Saaru would luke to be a duetutuan we see hum a mussuonary guvung cannubals nutrltuon Julua Korduck would luke to uoun the F B l and see the bold spues quakun unstead she ll send out Dob to brung home the dauly bacon Jack Pauge wants to be an artust and make the do re mu Next year sees hum catchung mermauds un a blue Hnwauuan sea Al Zumny says he wants to work wuth jewels What do you bet ut wull be mules? Bob Wulde wants to be an electrucuan but he ll prob ably follow Dad and be a polutucuan Ede Huetanen would luke to be a home ec teacher Her future reads Fat Lady' The curcus bug feature' Helen Kuukka a stenographer would be but see her whusp rung yes to Sutchy upon hus knee Erma Mackey wants to be a typust before she grows too old but shell marry we re told a bug bull fughter bold Gabe Orosz s future we haven t been told but well bet he ll be Erm s bull fughter bold Vurgunua Owens takung nursung to make her name shune See her hangung baby clothes on a very long lane? l m a cuvul enguneer says E Olson I buuld wuth great care Alas we re afraud ut wull be but castles un our Bette Johnson Ruth Kangas Martha Werronen and Helen Elszasz would be stenographers four The future sees them peddlung from door to door A Russuan chemust us what Emul Saluk wants to be he ll be droppung bombs on Germany un nuneteen forty three Mechanuc us Wullue Saaru s lune l eughtcc . 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' - 1 . , , , . , . , , . . . , 1 . . . 1. . . .., , .. , . , . . . . . , . . . 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IT ten years hell be owner of Fairport s wane and dane Byorklund and Erack son want to be toresters two but they ll be huntang skunks p e wl be a wolf as what Joe Ode craves but the crystal ball says hell be gavang beardless men shaves Helen Zavore and Alace Curtass would be beauta caans and make many cent We see them anventang haardos for bald headed gents Frank Gasper wanted to be a football coach Has ambataon he couldn t fulfall now he s at the Daamond workang an the mill Bud Braska would lake to be a carpenter and help rebuild our town but Bud wall be upon the stage actang the clown Jean Pohto the labraraan wants to work wath books galore but shell be readang bed tame storaes to a famaly of four Ba Starkey the palot wants to shoot down many o I-lun anstead he ll make a rocket shap and travel to the sun To be an electracal engineer as Bob Jalaga s ambush Alas we see ham an Rachmond scalang fish As an anterior decorator as how Mass Tarpak would acquare fame but she II end up gust an ordinary dame To be a truck draver as Emery Kapostasy s desare but we see ham an Grotto s Circus truckang on a taght rope ware Al Adams thanks h II be an enganeer farst class our predactaon says hell be an church preach ang Sunday mass Master mechanic as wratten on Bahary s slate but hell end up at I-Iokkanen s such as fate Mass Dakos says she II be a designer wathout any trouble but she II fanash up dancang without even a bubble AI Vastyan desires to be a sailor on the ocean blue but ends up an the galley Says Uncle Sam You ll be swabbang decks for me Phyllis Roberts wall try to be a nurse succeed and stall have Iattle money an her purse o Sutch says A naval palot I wall be to make my chaps Hell be at Euclad Beach runnang rocket shaps Vac Lunka wants to be a chemist of a most superaor sort Instead he Il be a gob wrth a garl an every port To be a lournalast as Bob Klein s goal but lust hear them cheer ham an the Rose Bowl' Kosman and I-lambor a farm of accountants they thank but they Il end up skatang on Mentor roller rank af Larry Loxterman wants to be a secre tary hell have to be neat for the future predacts ham a cop wath flat feet Don I-lilberg wants to be an enganeer an earnest but hell be a hagh school ,anator farang a furnace Martha lgnat doesn t have any occupation at thas tame so we can t put her anto our rhyme Nack Esterhay bag magnesaum man no less wall end up washang dashes for has sweetheart Ves To be aviators I-lalston and Kocsas wall have to know thear courses but all they Il have to do as groom the cavalry s horses Florence Lefelhoc I-lelen Toth Mary Reho and Florence Zavore all have stenography for thear aam We have no doubt they ll attaan great fame Margaret Yager s ambataon as to be an the U S O but we see her as a spy using her oomph on the foe Secretaries Deo I-lalston Doras Wakkala and Ruthae Volanska are very good daters and sure as the deuce they II be telephone operators Busaness as Bob Luoma s specaal lane but on bended lfnee he s askang some blonde W ll you be mane? na aetcc' , . , 4 , . 4 I , ' ' - - - 4 . . . To II II - I ' ' I .I . . I I I l I I . I I , . . . , . I I I . 4 I . I , 4 . . . - , ' . , . 4 . I 4 , ll I I I I , ., . . .' ' I . . 4 . 4 I ... . . , . , . I . . . , . ' ' F I 4 . , .... 4 , 4 . I 4 . , . e 1 1 - ' II ' II ' - ' I I , . 4 , , . , 4 . . . 4 I . I 4 serving Irish stew 4 . . Mechanical engineers, Boyer and Braemer hope to be. II I - II ' ' , , ' ' ' . . . B b II ' ' ' II I ' , . . , . . . . , . . , , . ' ' I . . . I I 4 . , - I r - II II ' I I . . 4 , . .4. , I . . . , . . . I , 4 , . . I ' ' ' I I I ' ' ' . . . . . I , I I ' I ' ' ' ' I I , 4 , . . . l . . ,I . . . I I V I 1- I l . , . . . 1 ' - 1 - 11 - , c . , a ' II I I fat We the closs ot -T2 beung of only muldly unsound mund do declore thus to be our 'ost vsull ond testoment We leove to the tollowung people our most treosured possessuons Greug Tume Brown A bucycle to rude to school ond o set of tures from the rubber plont un the Iubrory lvory A drott number up un the mulluons Lynhom Sux boxes of ospurun ond on uce bog for use durung Junuor Closs ploy reheorsols Mrs Potch A work pod wuth oll the rught onswers Mr Wullucums A new cor Mr Helstrom A mop wuth whuch to dry the bond room floor Muss Topscott Exactly 3 Q toblespoons of sugor Eduth O Jonpo More oftuce boys luke Cy The Junuors The some respect ond cudulotuon the closs ot 42 meruted os sensors lohemll The Sophomores Thus motto Yreld not to temptotuon The Freshmen More mushy notes tor Mr Brown to reod un chopel Arvud Blorklund s shvness to Rnchord Choney Helen Toth s blushes to 'Vlory Gosper Juluo Korduck s temper to Delbert Luntolo lock Pouge s vouce to Don Dov d McKeever Albert Vostyon s vocobulory to Normo Poul Don Hulberg s perm to Ruth Esther Hlllulo Ruth Kongcus s hondwrutnng to Mory Greug Fronk Orosz s good humor to Mervun Kosku Al Adoms s heught to Vuctor Esterhoy Mortho Werronen s sweetness to Pete Eedok Al Lumny s wusecroclfs to Kenneth Kuuolo Robert Vulogu s quuetness o Melvun Hokolo 'ohn Mrcuz s populoruty to Joe Szuhoy Eunor Socuru s modesty to Ferrus Punnegor Jeon Pohto s notes to Shurley Burl hort Lorry Petrus s ortustuc skull to Wullnom Turpok Morgoret Yoger s woustlune to Anne Letelhoc Wulluom Loxtermon s grouchuness to Ruchord Noponen Dorothy Hulston s truendluness to Joe Stozzone Helen Zovore s cooking obuuuty to lrene Von .luro Roy Sekku s speeches to Clcuyton Leother Emery Kopostosy s curly hour to Adruon Lehto Ruto Werbecuch s corefree ottutude to Morgoret Toth Morvun Brosku s oqgressuveness to Wulluom Ons Melvun Hnlston s chubbuness to Robert Kush Florence Zovore effucuency to Phyllus Pohto Florence Lefelhoc s guggles to Evelyn Mohner Eduth Huetonen s pepsues ond pretzels to Rosemary Jeffrnes Robert Luomo s grumcuces to John Gosper Kleuns Lunkos ond Storkeys wolfung Obuluty to Tommy Hoklu Henry Hulston ond Touvo Werronen two ty l ,I . . . . 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R A R000 Sclence B S U ot Mtrmesoto S U ot Mrfhr vt HELEN McCLAFLlN Musnc Supervisor M an E IO M M LJ of Mrchl on C L DUNNING Science A B Macalester western Reserve LUCINDA PATCH English A B Ohro Wesleyan U Western Reserve U G A BABSON Industnol Arts In Ed O I0 EVANGELINE DANN Nurse of Fairport Publnc Schools Prep at Den son U Nurses Trarnmg ot HUVOH Road Hosp tol Clevelarttl W S WINCHELL Mothemohcs B S Boldwm Wallace Ohno State LJ Kent State U FRANCES RAMSER Gcrls Physrcol Education rn Ed Ohuo State QQ' 04 'Q' R A GREIG Supermtendent of Fonrport Schools B A Macalester M A Columbra U BROWN Pruncapol General Scrence B S Kenyon M A Columbeo U Western Reserve Ohro Stote Secretory Class of 40 Hardmg Hugh G F DALY Englash Football A B Mount Unnon Lrtt M U of Prttsburgh C P WILLIAMS Bookkeepmg, World Hsstory Sociology Economncs A B rn Commerce, Ohio U twenty tour QQ' -QU? if ts M- -will Qu- R W BUPP Hrstory Lotnn B A Colleqe ot Wooster M A OhlO Stctr. U E E HELSTROM Instrumental Musrc New Englaml Conservatory of Musrc Northwestern U MARTHA LIPSANEN Art English Suoml College rn E1 VVrtter1twer Teochers College Coltrmllro E R LYNHAM English M A Ohio Sta NOLA BARNHARDT Commerclol A B Ottc-mem Oho State U Oftlce Trommg School C E BOLEY Business Trammg LJ of Wrsconsrn Western Reserve U Ohro Northern U FRANCES TAPSCOTT Home Economlcs Grad ln Ped Ohlo Northern rw Home C Ohlo State U M W IVARY Boys Physucal Ed Basket bo Ohro fa -. . ' W F Dx .e A A - - n gkxfw ' , fi ki M I nga N A X I . . . . .L . .n V 51 , B . B S. at Oh U ' ' Q . ., S A :. ,r J 1 E. ' H.. 1 . :g:,.i. Al B S L Q . . A, U . 1 'xy 4. D '- f A .,,,, I is if , B S., , , rc U ' re I- X 5 .: villrit .. EDITH OUANPA ' ' , . ' ..,, my 5 - ., - B S . V1 U .t . 3 5 if . 6 . ., l ' I I ' soy.: vi i as K Y . I , . . . ,E . I X Q A v A . . ' . , ' ' - A A 4? 'S ' ' . Uq -I , , B, S. I E , 9 . . ll .I - B . . e U. ! ' S ff' ' , ' , B S, In Eli U - UNDER tr! 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E V - N- ri .l W H IX Rlchard Bowen Wmme Braskn Rnchard Chaney Emery Curtlss Rnchard Dulgren Jnmmy Galm Don Hall Eddle Kandare Don Lakla Robert Lee Bob Mercsak Edward Palko Juluus Rego Robert Snyder Elmer Tuokkola Matt Walnlo Margaret Barak Myrtle Ann Knuttlnen Emma Kovach Irene Laszlo Theresa Mayor Laura Peltoma 0 0WlO'Z8S Lnnda Pohto Margaret Rego Helen Rnnyo Olga Saluk Mary Troha Yolanda Vegso Joy Youppu Emma Zalar Joseph Bartuch Edward Buhary Steve Fedak Alan I-lulberg Wlllnam Kelly George Karp: Mervun Koskn Clayton Leathers Raymond Luhta Robert Lukshaw Wllllam Ons Delbert Pohto Andrew Ritek John Snvula Joseph Stazzone Joe Valndznck Ray Volansku Betty Joan Beresh Margaret Beseda Betty Brant Mary Elszasz Mary Fetchko Elma Hendrnckson Eleanor Hogya Norma Holson Lnllnan Horvath Cecnlna Jasnk Doris Kanyuh Margaret Kapostas Mary Lou Knkka Mary MacDonald Manlyn Mackey Evelyn Mohner Ruth Moser Esther Pesho Dorothy Rego Margaret Scheuber Shlrley Sholtls Irene Van Jura Vuola Wlemero Marlon Wood Ruta Wolff Tom Hakll Henry Hllston Adnan Luoma Norma Cleary Florence Esterhay Lnlllan Fllppu Irene Gnratos Marnan Keto Irene Orosz Elsue Soar: George Marshall Joe Morton Charles Ssegworth Ben Szuhay Tolvo Werronen l . , rw ' ' 0 .J Tommy Cramer Eleanor Sabolik Jean Armstrong Julie Walters t ty- l Albert Bartok Frank Barak Robert Boyer Robert Fazekas Peter Fetchko James Grelg Dave Hakolarvn Robert Juzna Henry Kukka Ned Klumph Don Kosk: Stanley Leathers Martln Kuyala Paul Krnkku Don McKeever Joe March Bob Orosz Benny Orrls 'LES men Alexander Otto John Pnllar Jummne Quella Joe Prekler George Rasmussen Dlck Roberts Thomas Rusnak Joseph Sobo Maynard Tantre Josephine Bajc Ethel Balogh Dorothy Czop Grace Esterhay Phyllns Frye Mary Gasper Teresa Goblowsky Margaret Gurley Jeannette Hllberg Ruth Esther Hlllula Eduth Hnlston Nellle Holm Sharley Kelley Helen Kash Dorls Klein Julte Lunka Mary Murch Julia Pallnsky Ruth Petter Kathleen Snkentanz Irene Wayner Wnllnam Ahonen Donald Cleary John Getzy Charles Hull Anthony Komendot Jesse Mackey Steve Magyar Albert Ons George Parsons Merton Pohto Russell Stelnback Elmer Vastyan Elmer Vendely Jean Burch Shurley Burkhart Carol Keto Ann Koval Elanne Peterson Dons Pohto Alberta Stuurn Jeannette Sutch lda Szuhay Phyllus Topporl Alu 'Hllemurtzxnx JOHN RAYMOND P I LLAR ers John left us on March 28 l942 tvQ ht Well-liked and respected by classmates and teach- f . OWIZCOWUI4 On the nuqht of October 10 1941 Muss .lustma Sutch l-lomecomlng queen of 1940 crowned Muss Betty Bnrak as 1941 Homecoming queen Al though the nnght was cold hundreds of fans had turned out to see the secret of the queen s ldentrty revealed as she came down to the stadium escorted by her attendants Our queen thus year a very pretty gnrl wuth o wunsome smile us very popular wuth the student body l-ler charming attendants contrnbuted to the Interest of the gala evemng These ottendants were Betty Johnson Frances l-loch Eleanor Turpak Jean Pohto Mass Burak and her court reigned at the dance held In the gymnasuum after the game thus concludnng one of the outstandnng events of the school year U , I I I I ' Y I 1 , . . . I - , , ' I I I ' I twenty- ne Q n pofogemcl 2 For the sake of orngrnalutv WI we decided to select the best Iookvng boy and gurl In the sensor class Atter oondernng awhale on the chance of a neutral fudge we decnded upon that famous Ifmep cat Glenn Mrller' We sent hum a Copy ot our compo ste of the senuor Class and asked hum to puck the most photogenfc of each sex After wautrng 1mpatuentIy for two weeks we received the followung telegram verbatum I-IARBOR LICI-IT EOARD GLENN MILLER IN HOLLYWOOD I-IAS ASKED US TO WIRE NOU DECISION ON BEST LOOKING GIRL AND BOY STOP KIUMBER ONE BOY POBERT BRAEMER STOP 'XJUMBEP ONE GIRI DORIS WAKKILA STOP RUNNERS UP BILL STARKEY AND LILLIAIN SARRI STOP REGARDS AND BEST CHESTERFIELD WISI-IES STOP DON LANGAN BUSINESS SEC tht 4 772.a3 isslm 'CM 'S fz and ofa emc, l Q Glenn Muller s chonce ot the hand somest boy In the senuor class Robert Braemer rs an athletic sxx footer Wlth hns combunatnon of brown and brazn we prednct he will go tar In whatever he may choose for has lute s goal Clenn Muller s chorce of the most photogenlc gal an the sensor class was an excellent one Doris Walckula as a very modest gurl wlth a pleasung personalnty She also wull reach the height of her ambntuon for she makes truends easily and more Important keeps tlaem Second choices of Glenn Muller were Lulluan Saan and Bull Starkey How can we go wrong wuth a guartette Ink thus? We can t thunk ot a better chouce for thus tntle and we hope you agree wuth us Do you? Qi 771 . iss 9 ' C24 If ET ' 'B I FOR GAIETY AND MIRTH JOIN THE CROWD AT I ohnny 8. Myrt s SWEET SHOP WE MAKE OUR ICE CREAM FRESH DAILY CUSTARDS FROSTED MALTS SHERBERTS FAIRPORT HARBOR OHIC I I Q ,U YH f -f ' ye ow se: Z! f Q Q 1 TX ' S FR P Q ' . 5 o 7 it Wx ', , lk. I I 7 N Z I4 ff Az -' ! .U., gaslzeflmll Three cheers for the Hardung H1gh Sknppers who agaln captured the Lake Shore League Basketball Champ1onsh1p They have added a memor able chapter to the already br1ll1ant record of Hardung Hugh s athlet1c career Faurport Faurport Fa1rport Fa1rport Fa1rport Falrport Fa1rport Falrport Fairport Fa1rport Fa1rport Falrport Eucl1d Central Euclld Shore Pa1nesv1lle Geneva Garfueld He1ghts Youngstown St lgnat1us Mad1sor1 Wllloughby Ashtabula Conneaut Harbor Falrport Fanrport Fa1rport Falrport Falrport Falrport Falrport TFa1rport ,Falrport ,Faurport ,Falrport ,Falrport Non League Games ,Tournament Play f Parma Pa1nesv1lle Geneva Wulloughby Ashtabula Conneaut Harbor Thompson Cuyahoga Hts Poland Canton St John Webster Twp 1 ' .... 35 ' ..2e 7 ' .... 44 ....... -4 ', .,.. 39 ' ...25 ' .... 4l ' ' .... ' .... 33 ' ' ..... I3 ' .... 41 ...... ' .... 27 ....... 22 ' .... 60 ' ... It ' .... 40 ' ' 23 ' .... 34 .... f ' .... 20 ...42 ' ....30 .... 0 ' .... 46 . 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' .... 39 .,..... 32 4 ' .... 31 .. th -f 7-lm feffefzmen Albert Adams Al broke every exlstuna record In the Lake Shore League He set a new hugh of Bl points an a game and o league record of l77 for the season A was also chosen captain of the All Lake Shore furst team Bob Sutch Bob was a unanumous chouce for All League forward He placed second ln sconng for the season Many a game was won because of Bob s abalnty as a basketball player Bob Klem Pudgy was one of the best defensive players In the league He saved many a basket by hrs all round Dlayung abrluty Forrport s system called for the Quards to plav back and feed the ball to Adams so Klein was seldom t ps rn the scoring columns Elmer Olson Buun was ellguble for but th second semester He took over Cy s position and fnlled are so well that the Sklpper scorung machlne kept rollung John Szakocsu on Nick Esterhay Cy and Nuck were out only the furst semester but were the mann reasons or Falrport s strung of vuctorles They had the team worknng smoothly by mndyear and It was easy salllng from then on Frank Orosz Gabe dudn t ploy as much as some of the others but he kept plug gnng l-le started out wnth the umposslble task of beatung out Al Adams for the center posutlon Steve Kovach Pete as the only regular who wall be back next year In hum next sea son s team wnll have o real leader to keep them upholdmg the records of the past seasons Much credlt should also be guven to the follownng reserves George Marshall Joe Staz one Henry Hllston JlmGre1g Steve Fedak Henry Kukka Robert Juzna Ray Volanskt John Suvula and Robert Kish tl tyfc , A l . . , .. 11 11 5 4 . . .. , , , 1 A . . v , 11 11 - - 11 1 11 9 x . . . 11 11 - A - L . , . . , . I . 11 11 - 1 11 l . . ,, , , , . 11 11 - - - . , ' 1 . . 7 . . . .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' Wlr '- Iv I' l as eflvall 7-owmamenf Thus year tar the furst tume un the hustory of unterscholastuc basketball at Faurport a l-lardung Hugh School team achueved the honor at competung nn the State Tournament at Sprxngfueld Ohua The Skuppers began theur competutuan un the Dustruct Tournament at Grange by swampurq Thompson 7 tc l9 On the tallowung nught the champ went on tc defeat Cuyahoga l-lenqhts 48 tr 30 Al Adams was chosen on the All Stau Tournament Team The next week the Skuppers traveled to Kent l-lerc they really went to own the turst nuaht by drubbunq Poland 59 to 47 ln the next game they really showed they w re champs by defeatung Canton St John 27 to 26 Now they were aualufued for the State Tournament at Sprungtueld The Skuppers went to Sprungtueld wuth hugh hopes However they were defeated the turst nught by Webster the score Bl ta 40 wuth Faurport at the short eru The Skuppers need make no apology for thus dusappountnng end to a tune season at competutuon It they ever feel un the mood for excuses, however, they mught explaun that they forgot to take theur suuts to Sprungtueld and had to play un hastuly purchased basketball unutorms that dud not tut well thurty sux 0 X .Els - 1 QEQ: . gr l i . ll Q 1 , s, a ' lu 1 T N gt .. . gl f Q 9 ' T . ' l l ' . .xi yu - u du R I I - T' 'ZQC ln dual meets Fatrport beat Pannesvnlle and Mentor but lost ta Ashta bu a They easlly won the Mentor Relays by pnlnng up 4l ponnts to Zl for thenr nearest competntor Faarport placed second tn the dnstrnct meet scorung Sl polnts to 58 for the ttrst place Orange team The Shore meet was Fairport s worst performance the team betng able to place no hlgher than tltth Paige was the outstandnng member at the squad l-le won three tnrst places In the Dnstruct Meet and placed fourth an the State Meet at Columbus Thus vear should be Falrports best year an track There are strong polnt getters IH almost every event Pauge Loxterman Kleln and Soar: wtll take care of the runnlng events whale Orosz Gasper and Braemer appear to be strong un the fneld events Thus team ns a sensor team and should reap the benefuts of three or tour years of hard practice They may even take up wl ere the basketball team lett oft and top the league champnonshtp thlrty'-seven Ng. 7-li feffefzmen John Cy Szakacsl back Twice Viknngs trophy winner and twice All Lake Shore first team-a sensor Robert Chuck Klein back All Lake Shore second team injury n mud season kept hum out of a lot of games -graduating Robert Bull Braemer tackle Called the iron man of the team All Lake Shore second team-Coach Daly will have a hard tame filling has shoes next year William Locke Loxterman guard A headache to the opposnng team All Lake Shore second team-graduating Nick Esterhay, end Good pass snatcher unlured in mid sea son All Lake Shore second team-a sen nor Willie Saari, back The blond bomber of the Sknppers will graduate in June Joe Ode, end Although Ode was a full an for Nick Ester hay, he carried out Nnck's assignment very well the team will miss hum next year Jack Paige, back Very speedy has played has last scho lastuc grid game Albert AI Adams end AI played has last season he proved to be a valuable end to the team and re ceived honorable mention on the All Lake Shore team Frank Gabe Orosz tackle A steady defensive and offensive player his shoes wull be hard to full next year Emil Saluk guard Emil has broken up many an opponents play-a sensor Marvin Buddy Braski center Small but mnghty has played has last game for the maroon and white Jack Sturm back His tackle stopped a second touchdown for Willoughby a very capable defensive and blocking back has another year to play John Gasper, back A good blocker has another year to tught for Harding Steve Jenks Kovach, center Steve does a good job of backing up the Inne has yet to see hrs last scholastic grad game Jullus Goowa Vargo, back Hero of the Willoughby game has an other year to trouble other Lake Shore teams th ty 0 gh! . . 5 , 's XX, ' ' A A i 5 f N . AW of i 1 ' . S3 3 t .Silk f 1 kg ' 5 ifffifk .' 4 fy 4 'X 8 Xl 2 we s . -sunt'-. . ll Sv -- . R f - X JY. 1. ' ' 1 S . . it 4 . . ' -rv---M... p -A-t N . 4 . u u . u n 1 I . ,, . . ,, . . . u u - ' - I - - - I . 1 ll ll ' 1 n u ' I ll' ll ' - I ' l . - ll u - r - - u u ' ' 1 ll Il ' ' 1 'fooflzall Falrport 26 Home Mentor 0 NNnth Cy Szokocsu sporksng them the Sknppers scored the furst touchdown ofter Cy ruled off o 30 yord run Kleln converted ln the 3rd quorter Cy ron wnld ond went over from the two yord lnne Score l3 O Kleln netted onother morker by 0 tricky sweep oround rnght end The lost score wos mode by o poss from Cy to Chuck Kleln Kleln converted ogorn Fanrport 7 There Conneaut 7 Folrport begon thelr leogue seoson wnth o tue Conneout scored frrst In the 3rd quor ter They were set into scoring posntron when Conn out s Ferl blocked Chuck Klenn s ksck Three ploys ofter Conneout punted out Cy hut Kleln with o l4 yord poss for o score Fanrport 27 Home Canton I3 With Cy Klenn ond Polge rrppnng through o heovy Conton lrne the Sklppers scored four touchdowns to trounce their stubborn foe The second touchdown wos scored on the prett est ploy of the gome Klein tossed o short poss to Adoms who In turn loterolled to Szokocsn who scooted 6l yords for o touchdown Fonrport reolly showed nts power un thus gorne Fairport 27 Home Harbor 12 Cy ond Kleln ogoun led the ottock an our onnuol homecomlng gome The frrst touchdown wos scored by Kleln who skirted oround right end from the ten yord stripe Cy converted Al Adoms mode the next touchdown by snoggnng o short poss thrown by Klern In the 2nd quorter Horbor ofter severol desperate otternpts mode o touch down Forrport scored ogorn rn the 3rd quorter Klenn went over with Cy converting In the lost quorter Rntek o promuslng prospect for next yeor mode onother rnorker l-lorbur scored ogoln moklng the score 27 l2 Falrport 6 Home Palnesvllle-6 A copocuty crowd of 3 SOO people ottended the grnd gome between Polnesvnlle ond Forrport Cv storred for the Skuppers when he exploded for o touchdown ln the second quorter Loter Joe Townsend of Polnesvulle croshed through the lnne to moke the score o te 6 6 The lane dusployed good work rn holding Pounesvulle down to keep thus o deodlock The Skuppers were hondncopped due to the foct thot they locked two lmportont regulors Bob Klein ond Nlck Esterhov Fairport 6 There Geneva 9 The loss of thus gome cost Folrport oll hopes of the chornpronshlp The most excetung event occurred nn the second quorter when Mel Sonzotto kicked o beoutuful fneld gool for Caenevo Lote nn the some quorter Folrport netted rx poants by o poss from Cy Szokocsr to Johnnv Gosper Outstondung defensive ployers for Fcnrport were Loxtermon ond Broemer Fairport I2 Home Willoughby 7 Julrus Vorgo on ossurung 43 bock ron 66 yords for o touchdown wrth only o rnunute ond o holf left nn the gome ln the second quorter Jock Sturm snotched o poss from Cy to mokeo touchdown By portuolly blocknng o Fourport punt the Rongers were oble to rnoke o touchdown ond convert for the extro poln Fairport I2 There Palnesvllle 7 ln the non leogue unter cuty clossnc the Forrport Sklppers bottered the Ponnesvulle Road ers The leogue chomps opened the scoring eorly nn the fsrst quorter when Hendley slap ped unto the end zone for 6 points Colgrove booted o perfect extro ponnt The furst Skrpper touchdown wos o durect result of Cy s beoutuful boll corryung In o 52 yord morch Then Cy pocked the boll over the double stripe for the score Cy scored the wnnnung touchdown when he rapped through the Ronde: lane from the 8 yord stripe Loxtermon rn portlculor fugured nn turning bock the Rolders when nt counted Fairport Ashtabula The gome wos colled no contest . ,, ,, . . . . 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V - 11 1 11 - - - Il ll ' ll ll . 4 . ll II Th Tv- 3 W Q Ur. 5 gnffzamuia s Approxlmatelv snxty senuor hugh school gurls form teams and play soccer volleyball and basketball after school The Amazons pnctured above were named to the honorary Navy team which defeated the honorary Army team for the soccer champsonshnp All games are under the supervu non of Miss Frances Ramser the latest addstnon to the faculty Genual Muss Ramser ns well llked by all NAVY TEAM Mary Greng Captaln Jean Patch Eduth Huetanen Jeannette Hulberg Dons Wakknla Emma Zalar Martha lgnat Norma Cleary Ruth Kangas Marnlyn Mackey Phyllns Roberts Irene Van Jura Dorothy Hnlston Ednth Hnlston forty 2' N Q. 3' is mf X' Km XX X s 'Q ei xx K A gi X 1' 1 'Wx 'Bn Q. l l 11 11 - I I ' 1 S 1 ff Q l 1 0 M tu ent Gouncc The Student Councll as on outgrowth of the Home Room Presidents Orgonnzotlon stort ed nn 1930 31 lt wos reorgonnzed under the oble leodershup ot nts chonrmon Eugene Helkklnen ond gronted o chorter Morch 27 1940 under the nome of Student Councul lts oblectnves ore lol to emphosuze trolnnng nn good cutlzenshup ond develop sterlnng Chorocter lbl to promote student portnclpotlon an school government tcl to stumulote nn terest an clubs ond other worthwhule OCTIVITISS whlch represent the school ldl to develop an students o sense of cooperotlon with the teocher tel to uphold our school motto Ploy Four ond Be Courteous The orgon zotuon IS composed ot two elected representotuves from eoch home room ond or-e sensor hugh ond one junuor hsgh representotuve elected by the entlre student body These lotter members serve os chonrmon ond vrce cholrmon respectively The Councal sponsored mony worthy prolects thus yeor Among them wos the compul otnon of doto on woys of eornung the school emblem Another wos o Leodershxp Meeting held on December 3rd ot whuch Kenneth E Jockson Boy Scout executive ot Northeostern Ohio wos morn speoker A councnl project long to be remembered wos the pockung ond sending ot eughty three oockoges to our Unnted Stotes defenders The cost wos 3152 13 oll ot whuch except S2 OO recenved by donotuon wos borne by the Student Councul Furst Semester Second Semester Vu e Chourmon Elmer Vostyn Vice Chonrmon Elmer Vostyn Secretory Mory Wolters Secretory Dorothy l-lllston Treosurer Fronk Orosz Treosurer Jeon Potch loculty Advlser Mr Brown forty tw i. gv....g 3 y Choirmon .............. Joseph Szuhoy Choirmon .............. Joseph Szuhoy Q RZSWLOZS The Girl Reserves i the oldest organization at Harding High School having been in exist nce seventeen years During these years it has become one of the most dependable and active organiza tions in the school Each group raises money to send its on coming officers to a Girl Reserve summer camp T he Mother Daughter Banquet which is held each year to celebrate Mothers Day has become the most important club function of the senior high group The iunior group hold a tea for their mothers Senior President Jean Patch Secretary Frances l-loch Treasurers Betty Kosman Florence Zavore Financial Chairman Dorothy l-'lilston Faculty Adviser l T5 Th Junior President Esther Pesho Secretaries Laura Peltoma Yolanda Vegso Treasurer Linda Pohto Financial Treasurer Mary Lau Kiikka Miss F Ramser Qi l Vice President .,........ Phyllis Roberts Vice President .......... Irene Van Jura u ofz H19 Dfzamafccs Partucnpatxon an actnvutues such as one act plays monologues make up and sound effects helps each club member develop a self confidence that wall be of great value nn has social actnvntles and In hns life career Furthermore dramatlcs as a medium through whlch each pupul may develop a good speaknng voice ln acldntlon he may develop has nmaguna tnon has creative abnlnty and has memory all of which are very Important to hus present and future happiness The seventh and enghtn grade clubs presented chapel programs durlng the second se mester The seventh grade dramatlzed an orngunal play A Seventh Grade Dnlemma wuth all club members partncupatung The eughth grade boys produced a program of sound effects wnth a mnrnature R C A broadcasting set Seventh Grade Offncers Presndent Olga Esterhay E'9hth Grade ofhcers Se retary Jomarne lsacklla Vnce President Phyllis Erkkula Sergeant at Arms Richard Cleary Secretary Manam Valnmaku Stage Manager Martin Luoma Faculty Adviser Mr E Lynham Faculty Advnser Mnss M Lupsanen VU I1 Vice President . . .,........ l-lenry Zalar President .............. Edward Tobias c ............. ' ' ' ' ' ........... ' A l forty-four E F 3 P 3 Qmeid Durmg the past school year the Camera Club has had a varlety ot actlv lt es lh the tall football puctures were taken and a special placecard wa made for the banquet In the weekly mectmqs membc rs were taught how to talcc pucturc develop thc tnlm and prmi or ehlarac the negatlve Both the basketball and track members had photographs madc by thc club and many other mdlvlduals :md groups were pictured for use m the school annual To complete the s hool year a crwapel program was presented nh whuch the hrghlnghts ot the year were shown by lantern slrdes Victor Luhka Vvce President Melvm l-lnlstoh Secretary Wallace Leathers Albert Vastyah Jaclc Sturm Mr R Rood Treasurers Faculty Adviser fort f o . ff 'I A M V Q i 5 1 x C3 Glulv A i , , , ' ' e , A I H 3 x ,A 15, wp . - c , ,I , ' ' 1 . . I . A President .........,................ ' F l ............. A X f ' N- lx .jjgfifv -3 forfy-sax HARD NG H GH SCHOOL BAND ff, 611601 R A The Hugh School Band has made numerous publuc appearances thus past year playnng at all football games ard performung on the fneld durung halves The marching band numbered sixty four wnth drum magorette Paulune Mahalsky and twurlers bormo Cleary Eleanor Sabolak Alberta Stuura and Lou Smnth Afte the football season the concert band numbering enghty players gave several concerts the proceeds of one of whuch went to the Cuvrluan De tense Fund of Fairport Solousts and ensembles from thus organuzatuon have performed for many local tunctrons and Informal gatherings For the past two years the Band has receuved a furst rating un the dnstruct O I It g GM, . , 4 . . I I .C . F ' I r - I I I - , . Secretary .,..............A............... ' contest at Kent and o first ratmng nn the state flnals held at Columbus Presadent Robert Luoma Vice Presndent Robert Lee Lnbrarrans Drrector Cornets Ned Klumph Yolanda Vegso Robert Lee Adrian Luoma Bully Ahonen Joy Youppn Tommy Cramer Jack Lepusto Nlck Moroz Einar Nlsula Olga Esterhay French Horns Palmer Congos Pauline Mahalsky Julia Klsh Jean Burch Carol Keto Maruan Peltomaa Leonard Sonty Peter Leczo Trombones Richard Lehtnnen James Grelg Edith Hllston Helen Runyo Robert Armstrong Doris Klein Martsn Luoma Borltones Wrnfred Braskl Olga Saluk Steve Mayor Dorothy Hulston Jean Armstrong Richard Noponen Personnel Bosses Don Hnlberg Melvln Hllston Lawerence Loxterman Don Lalcla Flutes and Pnccolos Jeannette Hulberg Mary Greug Ruth Esther Hlllnla Nellie Holm Marllyn Mackey Phyllis Pohto Oboes Don McKeever Mnldred Hakola Bcssoons Irene Laszlo Raymond Holm Alto Clormets Geraldrne Gray Laura Peltoma Boss Clormets Ruchard Noponen Myrtle Ann Knuttunen Clarlnets Rrta Wolff Jean Armstrong Melvnn Hakola Colletta Wolff Robert Luoma Jean Patch f T Mr E Helstrom Helen Kuklca Alberta Stuurl Doris Pohto Vrola Wlemero Mary Troha Lnnda Pohto Marllyn Pernola Shrrley Burkhart Thelma Kukka Arlene Hakolarvl Ruth Peffer Jeanette Sutch Shrrley Stokes Evelyn Toth Jomarue lsackula Glorla Eddy Alto Soxophones Grace Esterhay Rosemary Jeffrues Tenor Saxophones Wallace Leathers Eddue Tobnas Barltone Saxophone Alan Hrlberg Drums Dorothy Hnlston Robert Snyder Marvnn Brasku Davad Hakolarvu Rnchard Roberts Tympom Vrrgunua Owen Gfzcluesffza The purpose of the orchestra rs to guve the players of strrnged rnstruments a chance to play rn a group and become trained In orchestral routine The orchestra ha furnrshed the music for school plays and for Commencement exer PERSONNEL Vrolms Don Mclieever Nick Moroz Vurgunla Owen Ruth Esther Hrlllla Steve Mayor Jeannette Hulberg Grace Esterhay Alto Saxophone Rosema ry J effrues Double Boss Robert Luoma Tuba Don Hllberg Trumpets Yolanda Vegso Robert Lee forty erght Flute Nellne Holm Clarlnets Jean Armstrong Melvin Hakola Colletta Wolff French Horns Palmer Congos Jean Burch Trombone Ruchard Lehtunen Barltone Wunfred Braskl Bassoon Irene Laszlo Drums Robert Wilde Dlrector Mr E l-lelstrorn cases It IS ready to play at any school function in which the band doe not partncupate GL ml Elly The asm of thus choral organvzatnon ns to become better acquaunted mth the tunest choral literature Interpretation dynamucs and musucal reading The membershup ot the l94l 42 organnzatuon consusts of 65 members From thus group 48 are select d for concert appearances and the competu tive festival at Kent State Unuversuty The faculty adviser us Mass Helen McClaflnn fOI'fY'I1lt'NC lj lt! Ei3Ll'!l-t1i coog lhc laurport School Bank operates under a charter granted by the Student Councrl and an ranjanctson wuth the Frrst Natnnal Bank an Parnesvalle In as much as Faxrport has had no bank snnce 1939 the School Bank s alms are 111 To teach boys and gurls the dune of a customer such as makrng out deposnt slrps and wrthdrawal notices properly 42' To gnve practucal Busuness Tranntng experience to those assustnng In the bank s opera tton lsr To rnculcate habnts at thrutt by ofterrng a convennent means at havlng a savings acc Jurwt fxtter months ot dnscussuon debate and work the Fasrport School Bank opened for husnness Aprnl 30 1941 wnth Esther Pesha and Ida Szuhay as clerks Our bank was open three trmes each school day ttll June 1 During the summer months nt was operated trfm 7 30 to 9 O0 on Monday evenings In the ltbrary Hegrnnung tn September the bank has been open each day after school nn Room 18 Interest r patd every sux months on all accounts of Sl OO or more O ly 8 9 10 l1 a d 12th grade students are permitted to open accounts Growth at the bank ns evldenced by the followung balances reached an the respectnve dates May 8 S50 May 12 S100 May Z9 'FMU July7 'EZOO July 14 S230 At thus trme lMarch 10 19421 151 students have opened arcaunts The school bank rs the only chartered actuvuty meeting every school ra Cashver Jean Burch Audrtar lda Szuhay Manager Mr C Boley f Y Q lt l awk 14 r 1 .. l I A 1 I . S 1 s ' ' . . n - - - nl K rf . F 4 y 2 , . , . sl y. Clerk ,................,.............. . . .Jeanette Sutch :lt I man Fnafufze The maIn obIectIves ot the ShIpman Nature Club are lll to further GDDYGCIOTIOD of our natural envIronment through the study of natural habItats and the Inter reIatIon shIp between lIvIng and non IIvIng thIngs compnsmg them l2l to Increase the Interest IH nature study In general by actual observatIons In the tIeld or through reports and pIc tures through projects undertaken IndIvIdually or In groups and through tIeld trIps sponsored by the OhIo Nature League Cleveland BIrd Club and Burrough s Nature Club l3l to buIld an Interest In proper conservatIon practIces The club thIs year shared In sponsorIng vuth the Black Brook Nature Club a Nature l-lobby NIght lt also dId much to Improve the appearance of the hIgh school museum by mountIng lndIan speclmens from our local lndlan VIllage by decoratIng the wIndow panes wIth nature scenes In color and tInally by redecoratIng the entIre museum placung em phasIs upon the hall dIsplay under a new lIghtIng system A new feature thIs year was the presentatIon ot an assembly program whIch Includ ed epIsode In the hIstory of the club and the buIldIng of the Museum Most InterestIng of these epIsodes was the one representIng the orIgInal dedIcatIon banquet of the Club took part In thus skIt PresIdent .lack Erlckson Vuce PresIdent EddIe TObIOS Secretary Treasurer Margaret SabolIk Faculty Advlser Mr E Brown ftty one gIf,, eu Former presidents, and Mr. C. M. Shipman, naturalist and charter member of the cluby -'Mx The Chuef purpose ot leaders ore developed to Umty ot othlctlc Conteste n the Qrudert body ond m Lrs of good student spurt Faculty Advsser PPGIIJ th Pep club rs to develop cheerlcodcrs Cheer gave umty to the Cheermg of othletlc contests 'un ond should help to bulld proper sportsmanship the md vrduol students We ore builders build Mr R A Greig fifty-two wr -1- , 5 l ww qn l 3 itiiilii iiiiiiii ' iiiitlii stitititi' faausiitt annafaai O MDL Thus orgonnzotlon Convenur g onfe 0 Lusuness efnquetfe The debs ore loolfang fo word to C1 trap to Spencerron Busuness College thu sprung Preslclent Vuce Presldent Secretory T reosurer Jcrlbe monfh holds both l7USII1999 ond o number of SGC orlol meefnngs Durnng the post yeor they hove hod retorues ond sfenogrophers sp ok to them upon good offnce procedure ond Dorothy l-lnlsfon Lllllon Soar: Helen Elsosz Florence Zovore N. J. Rornhordf Faculty Adviser ...4........., Mass lflxl Henry Simmons l-larriet Simmons Ethel Simmons Chester Binney Letty Lythe Donald Swift Roger Shields Lila Wilson Sally Otis Annie Sadie Bloom Taxi Driver VNV' Nb lLl'llO'L 6 GSS KI THE WHOLE TOWN S TALKING October 29 l 94l Directed by MR EARL LYNHAM Stage Manager Rober Marshall Assistants William Tirpak Mike Orosz H. Melvin l-lakolo Anne Letelhocz Pauline Mahalslq Wallace Leather Norma Cleary Adrian Luoma Elmer Niemi Mary Greig Kathryn Hall Margaret Toth Mary Walters Mike Orosz This hilarious comedy was enthusiastically received by the audience. Clayton Leathers-substi tute l.ffy-f SENIOR CLASS PLAY by Alice Chadwicke Tish L z e Aggie tllen Leighton Charita Luther Hopkins Callie Hopkins Charlie Sands Bettina Trent Wesley Andrews Denby Grimes Dorice Gaylord Jean Patch Rita Werbeach Florence Lefelhoc Alice Curtiss Martha lgnat Robert Braemer Frances l-loch Robert Luoma Betty Barak Robert Wilde Victor Lunka Ruth Kanga Letitia Carberry Tish is a middle aged spinster blunt outspoken and entirely lovable She informs her two boon companions Lizzie and Aggie that she is determined to get closer to nature to lead the simple life So she buvs a second hand cor and they start out with Tish doing the driving but not before Lizzie has wired Tish s young nephew Charlie Sands telling him of his aunts latest protect and advising him as to their destination Charlie flies down to the Southwest in his plane and stops off at the Eagle Hotel somewhere near the Mexican border Lizzie and Aggie come limp ing into the hotel shortly atter Charltes arrival Where is Tish? She was itting alone in her car determined to repair it when the car started off with her unexpectedly leaving Aggie and Lizzie alone on the roadside Tish arrives rn due time after having driven through the plate glass window of Luther Hopkins across the rood l-le makes a stormy entrance and de rnands damages Tish refuses to pay him anything and incurs his enmity and the battle is on Eve its move fast When the hotel safe is looted Tish is certain that she knows where the stolen money is hidden and drags Aggie out with her to start a search The result of the search is that Tish takes Aggie up in the air in Charlies plane loses control of the plane drops Aggie off on the roof of the barn and then soars upward again? The follow- ing day the newspaper headlines proclaim that a lone female spy has been -ighted flying over Mexico and Tish becom-s the center of international complications. There is a great suspense and excitement right up until the final curtain. Whether she is trying to help Aggie recover her lost teeth or striving desperately to straighten out the tangled romances of two attrace tive young couples Tish gets everybody around her into and out of more iams than you can shake a stick at. lfxfc 'Ls CAST iz i ....................... ' Sheriff Lem Pike ........ D ......... John Mraz and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs R A Grerg L E Patch C P Wllluams George F Daly Matt lvary Clayton Dunnnng W Wnnchell RenoW Bupa Charles Boley Gerald Babson Earl R Lynham and Mrs and Mrs Ralph Road Einar Helstrom Elijah H Brown Helen MCClaftlxn Eva Dann Hazel Rugg Frances Ramser Martha Lnpsanen Frances Tapscott Nola Jane Barnhardt Ednth O Janpa and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Erlc Wilde Charles K Pohto Matt Lehtenen Richard Perala Andy Hornyak M G Carmody and Mrs M Boylan Lrllxan Luthanen Ethel Sorvlsto ations lSenlor Class' Vnola Mann: wen Clsse Wleta Elnzabeth Lnteratu Lillian Kosku Hagar Kasar Dorothy Ollx Vuolo Somppn Evelyn Ruppa Eluzabeth Zolar Helen Besedo Juanuta Hoch Edlth Touvonen Jalmar Luoma Adrian S Lammn R Corwln Sturm C Halllwe-llGlllesp1e H George Fann Jeannette Jaslk Dorothy Lurvey Mnldred Slvula Lnllnan Lrndsco Roslyn Schuler Aluce Mattlnen Pauline Mahalsky Norma Cleary Elsne Soar: Irene Orosz Jack Lepusto Robert Marshall Florence Gyure Kuntner Jewelry lnc John E Kasarn f V Mr. . . , ' ' 'v Mr. , . . L ' H Mr . . . ' ' ' ' ' Mr, . , ' ' ' Mr. . E Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . ' ' ' Mr. . . L H Mr, . 4 Mr . Mr. . . ' Mr, . ' ' Mr, . ' Mr. ' . , , Mr. . . A Mr, . ' Mr, , ' A 4 Mr, Dr. . . ' Dr. - , fnfry-seven INDUSTRIAL RAYCDN CORPCDRATION Compliments Of BtWh T Th Cl Of 42 Textlle Workers Umon UF Amerlca 19 from l l l Cl Il 0l O Hi h Sf, Maytag Washer BEN IVIACKEY an Ironer Co Class of 31 WU South SUT: S1 Pcmeivxllc Compiumemts of Landphalr s M LEAN S INSURANCE AGENCY C IVI k General Insurance ar et Surety Bonds N qmre POMGSWIIC Mmm Si P mwesvnll TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES Quolnty Publrsher of JOB PRINTING FAIRPORT BEACON Neal Prmtmg Company 310 Hugh ST DICJI 1 J-II Fmrporf Q L1 I E1 - -- A Q - - A - U 5 LJ X 1 u 'I I ' w . X . , 7 ,, Sr ' A I' I' 4 I I 'I d I . Compllments To Class of 1942 BALKAN BAKING C0 LC wwpl wwcwfs of THE CITY LOAN an 166 Mo 1ST I 8c I HARDWARE Toois House Wares and Gnfts HW :L 5138 cmcsvllc vd 5 Mg FQVICL Jolwwsow Compllments and Best Wishes PLEASING PHCDTOGRAPHS NEWMAN STUDIO 17C 6 ELQI d vc f LEVELAND Ol-H0 9 X v Il I d GUARANTY CO- Honest Value in Paints, II . ' I 3 fm' fyff PM T I Doi F rkmlls. , , r N4 e I A Q ..... E . . . I3 Compllmerwts ot Dr J W Goldmg X Ray Servuce Dual 630l Mom St Pamesvullc Congratulations For Twenty Two Years Fatrport s Dependable l-laberdasher Max Chalfln Dual 4972 Newcomb Servlce Statlon Tires Tubes Batterues Accessories East and 7th Sts Earrport Harbor Ortlo Success and l-lappmess To Your Graduates BAILEY S Comer Slxtlft and Eagle Eanrport Ohno BEST WISHES TC Tl-lE CLASS OE V942 Sa ve at Sears SEARS ROEBUCK and CO CSCAR RUUSTEIN ,ora JEvvELER ll e Fme Watches Duamomds Clocks Jewelry Watch Repanrmg 337 '-hgh St Eanrport Ohio tyt l34 ' . 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Cochran Paint an ZOLTAN MATE Wallpaper Store Tel 5423 114 Mom Si Pomesvulle 33 N Store St Pomesvulle phone 6679 We Dehver Compliments COmPl'mem5 Of to The Class of 42 Lakes Barber Shop R Levine 344 High Sr Fairport O Shoes Men s Furmshmgs 370 Hugh Sf Fonrporf SOHIO Johns Servlce Statlon Complumehfs of Roy Johnson s Fclrport s Most Complete Servnce Stetson Barber Duo! 5452 New ond Eost Sts Forrport Thwd St Fowport Complamehts of School Orgomzotnohs Se!! Standard Drug C9 Clark and Searl CANDY Pure Drugs Since 1899 Duo! 3266 3271 Pomesvulle Ohuo Sterling Ave Poahesvulle O f f n . 209 ' , ' EJ --'-- ........ El from lVlr Sperber of Wrlghts of Pamcsvlllc COIWQl'OfUIOfIOV'1S To Blg 4 Cleaners mf Clos of r 42 All Wearing Apparel S The Modern Rug Drape Curtalns Phone 7243 Phono 6363 e6 Mom S1 Pomcswlle lest W:5l1L5 L rnplumumts oi tl C Mulqueeny Bros Hole ln the Ground FUNERAL Home Restaurant pomp! :ments of J MARTIN KOHE D rector NIAGARA SCHOOL OF SPEECH b ofl. 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Sf, Io r I U . , , , , . . , . S z f - ek . ' Q I L. . ,ns my Wqghgr lr m re Whittaker Electrlc Co Everything Electrical 3l North St Clow S1 Phone 66bl Pomesvllue Olwuo RorwgeQ Refrngerofors Compllmcmts of Dr V N Marsh Q9 Porl Ploce Pomesvrlle VAN JCSLIN Inc FURNITURE LAKE coumv s LARGEST FURNITURE STORE Evervthmg for the Home Ouolrty cmd Servnce ol TermQ to Meet Every Purse Lower Prices ns Our Motto Free Storage Free Deluvery -lj Nl Store St Dlol -Bl? Pomesvllle Glwuo Coals Of Establlshecl Dependablllty Ask Your Dealer fo Make Your Next Load Lorado Coal from West Va Loraln Coal from Ohio l Sed At Fosrport Sclcools Comtmoously for Severol Yeor The Loraln Coal X: Dock 0 j Ll uurnm ty ght umm-nmun mn lvl' 5 R C o 5 S ' w - I 0 I 1 E . ' E 0 0 0 - w E ' ' ' ' E cz Q I : mmf-I-umm-nn Irrmmm-ru-mr.-mrrr-rm-m-mum-Hmmm.-mr rm-mum-r--I-mlmuInllI--nuH-mwmlvl-I-Ill Y .A , 0 1 11 E ' f ,, . l . . x , mmrm--mm-mnmuum-nr 'mn-mmmm.mmn 1 ummm rmrmmmmrlm 0 0 0 i . S I 0 1 . , A . - . I ' f 9 . . 7 Y. 5. iz I wk 13' 4 X xixx slxfy mme eomcgr f-xTuLAT1oNs COmD men'S of Am but Wm Danlel s Incorporated LADIES APPAREL W Woolworth Co Exclusive But Not Expensive C O M P A P E pomegwne Ohm Mom St Pomesvnlle Corwgrotulofnons B est Washes fo the fc the Close of 19-12 0055 of 42 Lee J Devney Dr J M Bell MEN S STORE Denflsi PGIHQSVIIIC OIWIC COMPIJMENTC OF 9 RD FOR STR STANDARD PORTLAND CEMENT PLANT, PAINESVILLE, OHIO 3 Q Y ,E ,E J P' 4' 6: , NCQ i x. UNC I AH 'LATION9 A E STALEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Fairport Mens Clvlc Club IV! Clk L GHC CIVIC PVOIGCT Jc an Help form On The Worlx C OMPL IMFNTC OI The Lake County Transportatlon Co 1 2-L H , , . I I O , I O 50 maj l'cnPf1r'c1r1Cc:, Go W F-vll Jwzimugf Vrwrwwuimrwg Lcmmuumuh Impnwcnwntk 1 . . . C u , , .1 W I l Compliments of Rogat Hardware Hordwore Petrngerotors Pounts Stoves Hugh Sl Folrport Complument of J J Newberry Poanesvnlle Ohlo O Falrport Furniture Co Complete Home Outtntters Convenuent Terms 328 Hugh St Fonrport l-lorbor Ohlo We Give Eogle Stornps We Extend Our Congrotulotnons to the Closs of 42 The Maple Brook Dairy or A Complete Donry Service 6 HARBOR LAND Our Alm To All Falrport Cltlzen Home Owners The mon whO owns hns own home Whose chnldren hove o ploce thot they Look upon os thenr own gives to l-lnmself ond hns fomnly o better Ploce an the lute of the Communnty Corner Eosl ond 3rd Sts Dnol 6442 Folrporf, Ohuo n ta T T CO. Congratulations from Complnments of Ed G0ttWl s Dr T H Riley gl OPTOMETRIST Tlmrd St Fairport 225 Hlgh ST Fowporf Erngudanre Refrigerator Frngndaure Ranges rrnaldasre Electr1calAppllances HILL S HARDWARE O l'llll r Plurnbrng l-leatung Sheet Metal Work Dail 3462 Zl S Sixth St Faxrport Harbor Olwno l EQS N, TQ.. 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O. oca 122 Fairport Harbor, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class ot 42 U Need Us Coal and Chemlcal Co QUALITY FIRST' Home ot BLINE PRODUCTS AND TESTED COALS GLU ell S OLUZQS THE PAINESVILLE GARDEN AND GREENHOUSE C0 Greenhouse Store 916 W Jocksoh St TO7 Mom Street Pomesvulle Ohio Pomesvulle Ohnc Telephone 5252 Telephone 575C Complumehts of POTTI FUNERAL HOME Duo! 6192 D38 Fifth St Fourport Complnmehts of ROBERT McNliLLAN Con Brick Tl e Flue Lmmg Lame Cement Plaster Sewer Pape Mortar Colors Liberty Street Deol 5822 Pomesvulle O SC ty H l ' 71 I: ' : 'I : : ' E1 - E! BEST VVUHPC VVOM Qlcuf Cl Cluwf lzf' P!-XINESVIILE Qomprumcmf of CASELLA S VLEANERQ DVERS FUPRIERQ Fonrport PomCsvuHe The Falrport Service Statlon Revm L pmto Clufffurd Slweofs Mobslgo ond Mobwlovl Vuresfome Taro Auto Light Igmtuom S rvucc broke Servncc QDCCIWII ed Lubrlcmuon Q 38 Fairport?-1oriDOr Ohm Y V1 I3 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Q F ' Q, . X '7 , ' ev J K F -1, -ff, ,.. o - 1- ,, gg .Li i -i ! ., ,, 1 X N ., M C I . V H A S A . 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