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

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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

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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

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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