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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

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X XXI ff 'L esficcfcons Because wt the dastardlx msldlaus and back stabbing attack at the Japahese apart the Umted States thus years Harbar Light had tw uhderga a mplete metamarphasus ment and an Lmtnmely letter from the erwgravlha department the Harbor Light Beard had ta revise campletelw the farm and tradntuah at farmer vears We hape that ur paak nevertheless wull meet wnth the appravat at the pablnc Q I2 wx ,I ' J 4 ca , Because mf the lack at phatagraphlc eqaupf if ebccafwn To you Mr Ivory the Sensor Closs 'rokef pnde nn dedncotnng our 43 Issue of the Horbor Llghf The fome of Hordnng Hugh School hos been corrued to mony ports of the store by your out sfondlng coochlng un footboll boskefboll ond frock The ochxevernents of this school wnll never be forgotten when they ore guuded by o grond fel low luke you fa' v A 1 Q..f ,talkin 1 sr' 3 Al U U I ' I V I 1 Qc MOLD 89 Wlelflf WL cl the Harbar Llght Baard and The Class al l rty thru gratefully aclmawlcdge Thr asslsranu amd Mr M lvary sparts Mr R A Road and Mnkc Orasz photography and all others wha alded as af M155 l-lazel Ragg, praal-readerg Mr. G F Daly Haalm fight gem Melvin l-lakola Sonora Albert Kadet Mwst Ma ry Greng BUSINESS MGR Steve Kovacs TWIST Wallace Leathers PHOTOGRAPHER SPORTS Alnce Mattlnen Pl, 'NESS MGR Jack Sturm ASST BUSINESS MANAGER Norma Cleary TYPIST When the l-larbor Ltght Board assembled for the tnrst tlme In December lt was Mr Carl Wulllams who enllghtened us on the task that confront ed us l-le taught us the ropes and kept us plugglng when the gonng got tough Thanks for everything Mr Wullnams , Sh' , . . 11 . ,, 11 11 11 1 - fl . , , . I-low Bull forgets has hour of prlde Come dear old comrade you and I Wlll steal an hour from days gone by The shnnlng days when llfe was new And all was bright wlth mornung dew The lusty days of long ago When you were Bull and l was Joe Your name may flaunt a tltled trall Proud as a cockerels raunbow ta l And mane as brlef appendix year As Tam o Shanter s luckless mare Today old frlend remember stall That I am Joe and you are Bull You ve won the great world s enyled prlze And grand you look an people s eyes Wlth I-lon and LL D In bug brave letters four to see Your fnst old fellow' off they go I-low are you Bull? I-low are you Joe? You You You You The ut worn the ludge s ermlned robe taught your name to half the globe sung manknnd a deathless straln made the dead past llve agaun world may call you what It wnll you and l are Joe and Bull The chafflng young folks stare and say See those old buffers bent and gra They talk luke fellows an thelr teens' Mad poor old boys' That s what at means And shake thelr heads they lnttle know The throbbung hearts of Bull and Joe ad Whlle Joe suts smullng at has slde I-low Joe IH spate of time s dlsgulse Funds the old schoolmate ln hls eyes Those calm stern eyes that melt and As Joe looks fondly up at Bull Ah penslye scholar what IS fame? A fltful tongue of leaplng flame A giddy whlrlwlnd s fickle gust That llfts a punch of mortal dust A few swnft years and who can show Whlch dust was Bull and whuch was Joe? The weary Idol takes has stand I-lolds out has brulsed and achung hand Whnle gapung thousands come and go I-low vaun lt seems this empty show Tull all at once hls pulses thrnll Tas poor old Joe s God bless you B ll And shall we breathe ln happler spheres The names that pleased our mortal ears ln some sweet lull of harp and song For earth born splrnts none too long Just whusperlng of the world below Where thls was Blll and that wae Joe? No matter whsle our home IS here No soundlng name IS half so dear When fades at length our lnngerlng day Who cares what pompous tombstones say Read on the hearts that love us stull I-llc lacet Joe l-llc lacet Bull 3 I I y ' 2 , , , I ll , - , full I I ' I , I , I I , , . , I . I I , , , . . , , . . , . . , I I ' . , , I , , . . - ' I ' I II ' III , . , I , 1 I , . , , I . . ve , I Ve I I I I ' ' . ve , ve . - , , , 11 - - - I yi I ' I I ' Il I ' I I 1 I PHSSIHG HRHDE W 5 X 1 ff Z vw '1,.:51'f?M emoi Dafa SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presudent Vnce Presndent Secretary Treasurer Sales Manager Presldent Vnce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sales Manager T EN Richard Noponcn John Gasper Jullus Vargo Kenneth Kulala Aluce Mattunen Wallace Leathers .lean Patch Dawn Dye Allce Mottunen Robert Marshall SENIOR CLASS MOTTO We have crossed the bay the ocean les before us SENIOR CLASS COLORS Blue and Whlte SENIOR CLASS POEM Bull And .loe FACULTY ADVISERS rs L Patch r C Wnlllams IO I was s listen sscowo SEMESTER ,, I i ,, M I , E. M P. ' fee mix Joseph Szuhay OE Joe Joe Dlmagglo Home Room Officer l 2 3 Natl l 2 3 Kent Kcholarshlp Team 2 School Chaurmarw 3 Vlce Chourman Mary Walter WALLY Green Eyes Home Room Ottlcer l 2 3 Nutu e ub l 4 ro matrc Club 2 Jr Class Play Mem vcr n ramural Jack Sturm JACKSON For Me and My Gal Home Room Otfrcer l 2 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Camera Clulu r U 4 O Del Board 3 Harbor Lnght Board Mary Greig MARY Marys A Grand Old Name Scholarshxp Club 2 3 4 Kent Schol r hlp Team l 2 3 and 2 oral Club 2 3 4 Jr C ass Play Member Harbor Luqht Boarel Gurl Rcserves 3 4 Steve Kovacs JENKS Juke Box Saturday Nught Home Room Offlcer 34 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Tra I 4 School Offlcer 4 Chapel Board 3 Harbor Llqht Board Member ll Muchael Orosz MOCKY Why Dont You Fall In Love Wuth Me' vcture Club Omer lui oumlta le Kent Xcholarshlp Lam 3 J Class Play Mom Rosemary Jeffries MOSEN Oh' Johnny Oh' r eserxes 3 4 an chestra l 2 h r I Wallace Leathers BUD I Found A Mllllon Dollar Baby In A Fave and Ten Cent Store Home Room Olhccr l 3 Class Ot Cer 3 Schoo O lcer Ken Scholarship Team l Camera Clul: l 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 Round Table nfl 2 3 4 Business Man er l 2 3 4 Harluor Llght E-oar scholarshlu Clul 3 Buckeye Boys C Jumov Class P ax A L U7 Alice Mattmen MLJTTIE Alrce Blue Gown Home Room Ottucer 234 Class O acer 4 School Otflcer 4 Ba d rc estra 2 ora uw GAA Otfncer 4 Dramatncs Clul Harbor Llah Boavl lntramur S 'J Melvm l-lakola HACK Whisflers Mother-in-Law Football 35 Track 3-4: Scholarshlp Club 2-3g Kent Scholarshlp Clulu 3g Orlfl - - - I Orchestra 2- -47 Round Talnlc 45 Choral Clulu 2-3-4g Harbor Liaht Boarrl' Junior Class Play 3. Wulluam Tlrpak TIRP Me And My Shadow Football Manager 2 Camera Cao l 2 3 Dramatrc Clul 2 Sta e M naqe 3 lrtrarmlrals l 2 3 4 Florence Esterhay FCORIE I Had The Craxlest Dream Choral Cllb 2 3 Camera Club Palmer Congos GOP Time Was Home Room Ottucer 4 Choral Clul: 2 3 Orchestra l 2 3 4 4 Football 3 Kathryn Hall KATTY K K K Katy lr Class ay Member Ernest Este rhay BISMARCK Ill Never Smnle Agann Bndl2 John Gasper lOHNNY Don t Get Around Much Anymore Home Room Oltlccr 3 4 Cass Ottlcer 3 4 School Ottlcer 3 Bas e wall 7 ootluol ack l 2 3 4 Athletuc Board Olga Kerestman OLGA Thar Soldier of Mme Choral Club 2 I Aloyslus Jaslk COTTON Its A Sm To Tell A IE Football 3 Track 4 Julla Kash JULIE Just Plam Lonesome Grrl Reserves 34 Dramatlcs Club Band 234 Choro Clu Robert Rego BOB Amen r-ootball 2 I2 po., uv! Richard Noponen TWlTCHY Mr. Five by Five Home Room Otflcer 25 Class Offi- cer 41 Football 3-45 Basketball Manager 3-4, Dramatnc Club l-25 nfl l-2- -' C ral L112- -' Track Manaacr 4 Lllllan Fllppl CLJDDLES Love Me A Little Little Choral Club 2 3 4 Gurl Rescues Mervrn Peterson OTOOLE Hes My Guy Camera Club l23 Chorl Club 2 3 4 Chapel Board 2 Irene Orosz INKY Chatterbox orne Room Ottlcer l 2 Kent Scholarshnp Team 3 Nature Club I Intramurals l Scholarship Club 2 Gr Rescues l 2 4 Walter Wayner WALLY I Know I Shouldnt Worry Football 2 3 Nature Club l tramurals l 2 3 I3 Stanley Zalar STAN Somebody Else ls Tokmg My Place Football l 2 Basketball 2 Jean Patch BUTCI-l Slender Tender and Tall Home Room Ottrcer 2 3 4 Camera C ub 2 Band l 2 3 4 Choral ub 2 3 Junlar Class Play Mem :er Sensor Class Play Member G rl R s vcs l 2 3 4 John Leplsto .IAC K I Want Somebody B nd l 2 3 4 Busmess Manaaer 3 4 Camera Club 2 Norma Cleary NORM Faithful Forever Home Room Ottuccr l Scholarshm Club 2 Kent Scholarshup Team 2 Dramatic Club I Girl Reserves l 2 3 4 Drum Malorettc 2 3 4 lun :or Class Play Member Athlotur Board l Harbor Llqht Board l tramurals l 2 3 4 Delbert Lnntala DAB Anchors Awengh Football 2 34 Basketball l Robert Marshall GOONEY Scofterbram Home Room Ofllccv I 2 3 banrl Stage Manager Dramatlc Club 2 Busuness Manaaer I 2 Camera Clur w Ruth Werbeach HONEY hc M n I Love ramatlc Clulw I r Reserves 2 Albert Kadet KADIE Lazy Bones Football I 2 Athletlc Manager I C mera Club I 2 3 Home Room :Cer 3 Har or Llqht Boar: Member Theresa Wayner PUYKKA Why Dont You Do Right' Intramurals 4 Julius Gurley GONOI Dork Eyes Nature Club I 2 Choral Club 4 Homeroam Offncer I2 Robert Kash BOBO Wlth My Head In he Clouds Basketball 7 Ruth Hanes PLISSN Please Thmk Of Me G r Rescues 2 Peo Club I 2 a n tuc Club I Scholarshlp Club C oral Club I 4 Elmer Nleml MOOEY The Sheik of Araby nd I 2 Chor l C. 2 m tic Club I Junnor C ass a Member Round Table 4 Margaret Saboluk MARGE When You and I Were Young Maggle ome Room Offncer I3 Inra b mural Manager 2 Nature Cu 3 4 Choral Club 2 3 4 Rlchard Whnte M l LTY At Lost amera Cum Banc Choral Club 2 I4 1 4 ' hx 1 A Anne Letelhocz LEFTY Bug Brood Smnle omc Room Oftuccr l Gtl C serves 3 4 Noturc Club l 2 Chor 5 2 3 Drornotncs Club Junnor Class Play Mcmbcr Kenneth Kulalo KUJI My Last Cigarette Football 2 4 Class Otfuccr Ma rga ret Toth MARGI E Daydreammg Class Offncer 3 Choral Club 3 4 Dramatlc Club l 2 Nature Club l Buslness Manager 4 Jumor Class Play Member 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Albert Bologh Taknng A Chance On Love Home Room Ottncer Morton Keto MARIAN Sollfude Home Room Offncer 1 Choral Club 2 3 Camera Club l 15 Adrian Lehto APPY Take It From Me Home Room Offuccr 3 Football Track Dawn Dye DAWN Daybreak Class Otfuccr 4 Juluus Vorgo GOOWA Walkmg By the Ruvcr Football l 2 3 4 Basketball Man oaer 2 Pauline Maholsky BUTCH Braggm ass Offnccr 3 nd 2 Orchestra 2 Choral 2 3 4 Drama hc Club 2 Junror Closs Play Mom r 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 G Offucer 4 Drum Moporettc 2 3 4 ass csfofz Greenies ' l ' Bright and early one September morning an l937 a g up o enthusnastuc youngsters wauted outsude of Room l4 for the arrival of theur home room teacher Mr Lynham What wuth walklng rnto wrong class rooms and feel :ng lost our first few days were qulte tough We however fxnally adapted ourselves to thus new mode of lufe known as hugh school Cf course we were all thrilled over our new class gym The year ended and we were no longer green es Not qulte so early and certaunly wnth not so much enthuslasm the new elghth graders entered Room 7 and submutted themselves to the domnnatlon of Mr Road We considered ourselves hot stuff for we had been graduated from thnrd to sec ond floor We had our quota of class partnes and the school year was pronounc ed successful Freshmen and back to the 3rd floor' Our stretch on the second floor was up and we were united with the graduates of St Anthonys school under the watchful eye of Mrs Farmer This was the year durlng which we were allowed to attend the school hops Our Sophomore year was the most boring term of our hagh school career The year crept to the end not wlth a bang but with a thud The flrst thang pounded unto our heads as we entered the west wang on floor I was that we the Junlors were going to work And work we dad A good Prom was our goal and for thus we needed funances We worked at football games we worked on our play we worked fperlod l The Talk of the Town our ploy was very success ful and the frunts of our labors at the games were well awarded lt was also dur ang thus year that Pearl Harbor was attack we re pronounced Sensors the tntle we had dreamed of for years was ours A few mlnutes before the warning bell you could see us trudg Ing up to take up our posltlons In the east wang of l-lardvng Hugh We took up our dull sublects wuth zest 17993 and began to work toward that hot sticky nnght In May known as Commencement On May 7 we put on our Sensor Class play an old fash zoned melodrama entrtled Pure As The Drnven Snow o A Working Glrl s Sec re Came May 30 and wtth a lump In our throats we attended Baccalaureate Ser vrces and on May 3l we attended Com mencernent exercnses for our last public appearance as Seniors We receuved our dnplomas and went forth ready to take our places ln the world . , A V . I . . , , - , , ro f ' . l ' ' . . . , I . T I I I 1 I ' I . ' I I , 11 - 11 4' H , T I ' TTT- l . ll - - 1l 4 I 11 Y ' Il 1 . H , . . . ed and when the smoke had cleared we I ' ll ' ll ' I ' 1 11 11 A 1 - - 1 ' ' 'I ., U 4 ' ll ll ' ' I 1 r T ' , TH. I l 11 11 A 1 T l6 X-..,,f '-N RU asf w esfamenf We the Graduatung Class ot l943 ot l-lardung Hugh School Vullage ot Faurport State of Ohuo un the Unuted States ot Ameruca beung now ot sound mund and memory do make publush and declare the tollowung to be our Last Wull and Testa ment and hereby to annul all former Wulls by us heretofore made Mr Greug A lock on hus ottuce door so that he could catch 40 wunks and some shades Mr Brown A class as good un clearung out ot the halls as the class ot 43 Mr Wulluams 4 new tures and a C card Mrs Patch A new Chrustmas story Muss Rugg A clock that keeps correct tume Muss Tapscott A tull length murror Mr Lynham A Cuvul Servuce book wuth the answers Mr Wunchell A gurls gym class that can sung Muss McClatlun A boys Glee Club Cwhere Mr Road A Cat for dussectuon ut has to be dead Janutors Attentuon ' l-leatung system that us stable Knot horsesl Eduth OJanpa Peabodys correspondence for future drattees Junuors We leave our tootprunts Sophomores A means of extermunatung some of the drups un the class Freshmen Better luck un untramural com petutuon Robert Kush s sumularuty to Mt Everest to Elmer Vastyan Irene Oroszs woltung abuluty to Carol Keto Maruan Keto s quuetness to Jean Burch Ann Letelhoczs one un a mulluon buuld to Auno Mackey Jean Patch s vocal PWD abuluty to Yolanda Vegso Albert Balogh s modesty to Adruan Luoma Mary Greug s brauns to Mary Murch Norma Cleary s ratuoned tugure to Jean nette Sutch Palmer Congoss early burd tactucs to Donald Cleary Mervun Peterson s speakung vouce to Dave l-lakolarvu Steve Kovacss typung abuluty to Clayton Leathers Robert Rego s aggressuveness to Wullue Orus Muke Orosz s speed wuth gurls to Allan l-lul berg Aluce Mattunens tavorute Sales talk to the next Harbor Lught Board Ruchard Noponen s appetute to Emery Cur us Lulluan Fulppu s book Precuous Thungs Come un Small Packages to Dorus Wulson Juluus Vargas book Under the Spreadung Chestnut Tree the Vullage l-lalt Nut Stands to Ruchard Dulgren Olga Kerestmans and Julua Kushs hourly po utuon at the mrror un Rm 2 to some new Senuors Johnny Gasper s vum and Vutalus to Ruch ard Bowen Wulluam Turpaks sense of buologucal mat ters to Mervun Kosku Juluus Guralys reluctance to talk about humselt to the Great Pete Fedak Wallace Leathers ennuncuatuon ot words to Raymond Holm Jack Lepustos tame ot shadowung to Ed Buhary Paulune Mahalskys sense ot alootness to Dorus Pohto Mary Walters accomplushments as a Jack ot all Trades to Reguna Way ner Adruan Lehtos modesty un clothung array to Jae Stazzone f . 9 J ' l , . 4 ' A I . 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GI S P10111 VOL LXXXI FAIRPORT HARBOR OHIO FRIDAX MAX 19 '3 PAGE I WIFE BEATS HUSBAND TO DEATH COMEDIAN RETURNS TO HOME TOWN B dlog of a d1 t1me as a comed1an came to h1s home town for a xa c1t1on He IS stavmg at the home of h1s SISIGI on Kmg Stleet Al IS a g1aduate of Ha1d1ng Hlgh and w a s formellv known as Albe1t Balogh MAN REVEALED AS BEING BIGAMIST Vkhen two women met on a bus and began d1scus slng the1r husbands they d1scovered that they were marrled to the same man No charges WCIC preferred 1ga1nst Mexxm Peterson also known as Peter Mer xmson but both women ue sulng for dnoxces MAHALSKY WINS MET AUDITION After yea1s of study In xoxce Paullne Mahalsky local s1ng1ng star has 1ch1exed her gleatest am b1t1on She lecently won a Metropo11tan opexa audl t1on 1n the meyyo soprano d1x1s1ons Congratu1at1ons' LT COM DAB LINTALA RESIGNS After 11 years 1n the S Navy Lt Com Dab Llntala reslgned h1s posltlon He IS returnlng to h1s home town to reslde w1th h1s w1fe and son MAGICIAN TO APPEAR AT HOMETOWN Stanley Zalar d 1 r e ct from Hollywood w1ll ap pear 1n h1s hometown on May 21 He has Just f1n1sh ed a tour of Amemca Unknown Sclenhst Flies To Moon In Rocketshup W1ong w1y Elme1 N1 em1 FIIIDOII sclentlst took off last week fox h1s fl1ght to the moon 1n t most secxecy He telephon ed th1s week Monday to say that he has landed safely He reports that the weaker sex IS plenty rug ged up there MIKE OROSZ NAMED HOG CALLING CHAMP From 1f1eld of 100 of the best hog c1llers ln Ame1 1ca Mlke Oxosz was nam ed the champ1on Orosz refused to be lnter V16Wed as he was hoarse trom callmg the hogs He attxlbutes h1s success to h1s wolflng ab111ty when 1 sen1o1 GASPERS BAND SETS NEW ATTENDANCE RECORD Sl1lpdSSIl'Ig Glenn M1lle1 s 10 yea1 1ttendance 1ecord John Gaspex noted band leade1 'lCh1eV6d natlonal fame M Gaspers 1 DIGCB orchestra att1acted many thousands ot Jnmg hep cats NEW DISCOVERY SAYS TALENT SCOUT LEATHERS Talent scout Wallace Leathers announced h1s success ln d1scove11ng at actor fox the part of Beau t1ous Cynthla 1n the DIC ture Gone W1th The Wolxes The lucky glrl IS Florence Esterhay SEES ALL' HEARS ALL' KNOWS NOTHING' Famous Spmtuolnst Madame Margueniela TOTH Located at 511 Hxgh Street Government Fmushes Rahon Book Survey Maxy G1e1g LCJXCIUITILIII 1nspecto1 t1n1shed thc ll t1on book SUIXCW wh1U1 she began when she g 1 duated t1om H11d1n H1 h School 1n 1943 The suucy was conducted to detex m1ne the amount ot 1 1t1on ed goods sold b6l0I9I t1on1n Local Gnrl Marrued To Onl Magnate In 1n 1mp1ess1xe ce1e mony th1s IIIQIIIOOII MII 1an Keto and John Smythe III were unlted at the Su om1 Chu1ch Many 1mpo1 tant personages attended th1s pr1w1te weddmg The SISIGI and gnen IVR 1y by her fathel M1 Smythes b1othe1 was the best mm FAIRPORT LAKE CAPTAIN SETS NEW SHIPPING RECORD Capt Ken Kujala set a new all t1me xecold IO1 haulmg ore He h1uled 950000 tons 1n thls y6'll s sh1pp1ng season Included IH Capt KUJAIIS new w re two f h1s c a mates Ch1etEng1 Ad11a11 Lehto 1nd Fust M 1tc Rob ert K1sh ASTRONOMER SEES WOMEN ON MARS EVCI s1nce he gn 1duated Wally Waynex h1s been ntmg 1 g l bought h1mse1f a telescope and tr1ed to see h1s future 1n the staxs Instead ol h1s futu1e he saw 1 womm on Maxs He IS now pl 1nn1ng, to make a IIID the1e as soon as Elmer N1em1 who Just ar11ved at the moon gets back 20 I I USES ROLLING PIN ON HIS HEAD Whe11 he1 husbmd L 1mc home IIIIOXIC 1ted M1 s Robe1t Ma1sh1ll the to1m GI Ann Leielhocz be 1t 111m to death with 1 1oll1n 1 tel 1 hc lted II f ment She h1s bcen ch 11g ed w 1th 31d deglee mu1de1 1nd IS 1n the l1ttle IJIOXNII pendmg gl md ILIIS 1111 est1,, 1t1on MAN INVENTS ALARM CLOCK WHICH IS FOOL PROOF When 1n h1gh school Palmel Congos set 1 new 1eco1d for IIICIIIICSS D te1m1ned that no one w IS med11te1y began workmg, on 1 tool proot clock th 1t not only w akes you up IJLII 1Iso sees that you fet stnted to school 1n tlmc AIIGI many attempts h w IS 11nally successful N need IOI an '1la1m clock lOl h1s reco1d IS unbe1t 1ble yet Wolflng The World Over Goes To Press Wolf1ng the Wo11d OXGI went to bless yes te1d1y It w IS WFIIICH by Jack Stu1m 1nd IS based on h1s woltmg experlences CILIIIHQ h1s 1ecent t11p IIOLIIICI the wo11d JULIA KISH ACCEPTS POSITION AT WXBA lss Ju111 K1sh nounced today that she h 1d accepted an announce1 s pos1t1on at WXBA Mlss K1sh w11l announce Iolmatlon P19156 She gl 1 duated tron'1 MlChlgdD U 1n publ1c speakmg She got her Master s degree last summer . . , ', ' 7. 5- . 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Con I X tm 'Z I I 1 E 1 Q L . ' :I Maman Keto 5 Mrmle5tx ' J TG K I L l'lC, 5 'i 'N P HE Klxkl N .E O ' lg 5 5 B Y Ala 'S ' 1 H f' '7 5 1 5 'x Y 'S J 5, N I I Q A N ,p ' f ' I, . - 1 I K X lr E ' L. ' ,. , 'S ,V , . ,J ' ' wx V. . I ,K 1 .V I-k , X ' rt ' f . l. I tgggewf R A Grelg SUPERINTENDENT B A Macalester M A Columbna U Evongellne Donn CZCLL E H Brown PRINCIPAL General Scvence Chemlstry B S Kenyon M A Columbra Western Reserve Ohno State R A Rood Nurse of Fanrport Publlc Schools 35.0,-159 Prep at Dennison U Nursess Trommg at Huron M 5 U of Mmh, n Road Hosputal Cleveland W S Wlnchell Mathernatlcs B S Boldwun Wollacc Ohuo State Kent State U Martha Llpsanen B S U of Mrnnesota Luclnda Patch Enqllsh A B Ohio Wesleyan U Western Reserve U C P Wnlllams EVTQUSV1 World Hfstofv Art Bookkeeprng Economrcs Gov Suorm College A B ln Commerce Ohlo U B S In Ed Wnttenburg Teachers College Columbra C. E. Bo ey Business Training U. of Wisconsin Western Reserve U. Ohio Northern U Frances Tapscott Home Economncs Grad. In Ped., Ohno Northern U B. S. In Home Ec., Ohio State U XZ George Marbnall Tommy Hakln Ray Volanskn Henry Hllston Edward Blhary Alan Hulluera :tc-xc Fedak Marnan Woonl Elsne Baan Marx Elszasz Maroaret Brrak Flcanor Solwolnk George Korpl ary Fctchko Irene Gnratos Margaret Besecla Evelyn Mohncr Marqaret Schcnlver John Slyula Mary Lou Kukka ulla Walters olancla Vegso lncla Pohto Norma Holsan Andy Rltek Marulyn Mackey orls Kanyuh Shlrley Sholtas nllnan l-loryath Esther Pcsho clrnan Luoma Clayton Leathers Eleanor Hoyga reno Van Jura Elma Hendrlckson Cecelra Jasrk onyo Werroncn Jean Armstrong Lounse Myllymaku Ruta Wolff Vnola Wnemcro Margaret Kapostosy MCYVIU Koski Mary MacDonald Ruth Moser Emma Zoler Mary Trohc Olga Soluk Wullnam Kelly Wrlliam Oris Charles Sieqwarth C Gifs ,L--,L ,J Tooflsall Congratulataons Skappers for your whole hearted play and fane sparat Thc goang was rough and we know you had your tough breaks but remem ber only one team can wan the game Hats oft to Coach Daly and Coach lvary for thear fane aob of keepang uo the team morale whach was just as hagh an the last game as the farst one Uafzsafxl End Joseph Szuhay A slappery lad who caused plenty of trouble or has opponents an has farst and last year of play for Hardang Tackle Kenneth Guy Kuaala A powerhouse on defense as well as offense has play as over but unforgetable Honorable mentaan on All l ake Shore Guard Delbert Dab Lantala A maghty player on the forward wall left for the Navy after the season Honorable mentaon on All Lake Shore Center Steve Jenks Kovacs Played has last year one of outstand ang players made most tackles lll an number defensave playang and undyang sparat wall be massed Honorable mentxon on All Lake Shore Guard Rachard Twltch Naponen A short stocky lad wath plenty of zap and power played has last game for the maroon and whate Tackle Henry Hank Halston A tough aunaor lad who stopped many End George Marshall A rugged pass receaver who nabbed men ground gaaners wall be back to trouble opponents next year Back John Gasper A four year varsuty man the bulwark of the Qkapper offense and the aron man on the defense All Lake Shore second team member wall be massed next year Back Julaus Goowa Vargo Handacapped by an anaured knee a season carraed out has assagnment rn top form has agale runnang wall be massed next year Back Palmer Gop Congas The hero ofa Skapper vactory hung up has shoes for the durataon Back Jack Sturm An all round player anaured an mad season and massed by the Skapoers has kackang was exceptaonally well done thus year Back Andrew Ratek The youngster of the backfaeld has terrafac speed added ammeasureably should go great guns next season GMES Faarport 7 Home Mentor 6 Startang the year wlth the most anexperaenced team an many years Paar port was able to edge out the Mentor Carclanals an a hard and close fought game Several tames Mentor came close to hattang pay dart but each tame our lane wath the help of Pete Kovacs and Johnny Gasper was able to stave lContanued on Page 28? 27 I I I v . . 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I l 1 A T1 ' ll ' ll ' -Q ff fa A - - plays-his hard blocking was also noticeable. if ll ll ' J .- -- - 11 11 i 1 - - ll If ' ' I L ' 1 , a off disaster Fnnally Andy Rntek broke loose and carrued the pugsknn over for our only touchdown He then plunged over for the polnt whnch decided the game Faurport 6 Home Ashtabula 33 Faarport decndedly the underdog went onto the fleld full of pep determuned to make a close game of It Thenr hopes were dampened for the flrst quarter was hardly under way when Rose made a touchdown The half tame scare was l3 O Ashtabula lt wasn t untul the last quarter that we were able to score A neotly executed pass from Gasper to Lakua and one from Gasper to Sturm put us on the Panther s one yard lune Johnny Gasper plunged over for the scare Fairport l2 Home Canneaut 6 Despite the set back of the Ashtabula game the Skrppers came back and showed the town that they were stall an there flghtnng Conneaut started off by scoring a touchdown ln the first quarter Falrport came back In the second quarter and by excellent passing put the ball on the 6 yard lane of Conneaut where Johnny Gasper plunged over to make It 6 6 Our forward wall held the Conneaut team for the rest of the game lt seemed as though the game would end thus way but wnth less than a mnnute to ploy Gap Congas leaped up untercepted a pass and streaked 55 yards for a touch dawn maklng It l2 6 Fairport O Away Harbor l3 The tradntnonol funeral basket then ln the keepnng of Harbor was passed to us as we were unable to cope wnth the runnnng and passing of Meyers and Wasson After the fnrst quarter when Harbor clicked for the flrst score Faurport was able ta hold the Harbor team In check However nn the last quarter they broke through after an 80 yard drlve and the fnnal score was l3 O Jack Sturm and Pete Kovacs were the outstandnng players for us and dnd much to keep the game from being a rout Fanrport O Away Paunesvulle 33 ln the tradutnonal grudge game the Skuppers and Ralders tangled wrth a result that turned out to be very disastrous for the Sklppers In more ways than one Harvey drew flrst blood In the flrst quarter Thus dudnt seem to satnsfy them and by the end ofthe furst half they were leadung 20 O Thus wasn t half as bad as the injury of Jack Sturm who recenved a broken law ln the second quarter During the last half Fanrport with the great lane bucknng of Gosper held the Ralders to l3 pannts Outstandung for Four port along wuth Sturm and Gasper was Pete Kovacs who was repeatedly thrust out of the game because of nnyurues only to return and play his some steady game Fanrport 7 Home Geneva l3 Geneva came here expectlng to snow our team under but when they left they thought they had tangled with a bunch of wlldcats The furst half went just about as Geneva wanted It wlth the Sanzatta brothers combnnnng to score l3 polnts The second half was a horse of a dlfferent color as our boys came back determlnecl to drive Geneva rnght off the fueld They held the powerful Geneva team helpless and by excellent passing and runnung we were able to score Gasper threw a 35 yard pass to Szuhay who took the ball and raced for 39 more yards He ogaun took the ball and burrow lContlnued on Page 493 28 1 I 1 ' 1 . , . -I . , , 1 , '. 1 1 1 1 ' I -. 1 1 - 1 , . . , -' I 1 . . . .., , .. . . ' 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 , -1 1 1 Nhr-uv ufz S flnffzamufza s Thus year the gurls formed an orgonuzatuon called the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon They chose a presudent games manager equupment manag er and a class recorder The organuzatuon set up a system whereby a record of each gurl s sports actuvutues could be recorded for her four years un hugh school Furst of all thus year the gurls played soccer They had class games un thus sport and the Senuors took the honor of beung chompuons Next came volleyball ln thus they had muxed and class games Agaun the Senuors came up wuth furst place At the present they are playung basketball and before the year us over the gurls wull have rnuxed softball games The gurls have really showed a great deal of enthusuasm thus year under the supervusuon of Muss Frances Ramser whom I know all of us Senuors wull muss 29 3, K T f f lu , - .g ,T I 3' Q . if 5 C .Q T MN , gg WN , Q' l, l ' 1 1 - , . , . I I 30 gaslzeflvall 7 Um ffal Steve Jenks Kovacs Jenks captaan of thas years Skapper squad was by far the outstandang player of the season Throughout the league the opposang coaches would keep tell ng thear charges Watch out fur Kovacs Steve came up at the end of the season wath the hagh ooant honors of the team and has defensave playang was also commendable Jenl s beana a senaor wall not be here for next year s team and the hole he wall make an the team wall prove to be a severe headach to Coach lvarv next year Robert Reuben Kash Reuben the tallest player on thc squad was a great asset to the Skappers l-las abalaty to shoot from under the basket ancreased the varsatys scorang punch Gettang the ball from the back board an amportant feature an any basketball game was one of Bub s favor ate characterastacs an the game Thas senaor dad has share an contrabutang to the strang of vactoraes taed to the Skappers belt George Marshae Marshall Marshae playang has farst year on the varsaty squad showed up very favorably l-le was exceptaonally accurate on has shootang and has ball handlang was faultless George has one more man on the Skapper squad of 43 44 John Gasper Johnny played fane basketball thas season wath has kev asset to the team beang has defensave abalaty Constantly he was wrestang the ball from has opponents and passang at to one of has f llow played John as a sensor and Coach lvary wall have another headache when he traes to fall Johnny s shoes next year Steve Pete Fedak The shortest player on the Skapper outfat but one of the most aggressave players an the league Pete helped to keep the team an the runnang Pete was not one of the hagh poant men but has teamwork and ball handlang made up for has smaller number of poants l-le wall be back next year and wall be a great help to the l943 44 team Joe Star Stazzone Star was another of the smaller players and played part of the tame for the Skapper Reserves Durang thes games he completely outclassed all opponents On the varsaty squad he was a good defensave and offensave player He wall also be back on the squad next year Jam Fuzzy Greaa Jammy as the youngest player on the team I-le dad not play as a regular but was always dependable as a replacement The experaence he has gaaned when he played should make ham one of Faarport s better basketball players QWZZS Faarport 63 Home Euclad Central 20 The Faarport Skappers defendang Lake Shore League basketball champs rapped the lad off thear l942 43 schedule by blastang a favored Euclad quan tet rrght off thear feet Pete Kovacs led the massacre wath l7 poants Pre season dope put the Skappers down as a faarly weak team but thas game showed that they are a team wath whach to be reckoned 3l Le 5 ll ll ' ' I 1. r f ' I ' li-l C. ' e Il ' ll J ' ll ' ' ' '. . l . , I - year to play for the maroon and white and he should prove to be the key ' I 1 , . 5 ' II ll ' ' . Al I ll ll A , ,, ,, , T . . . , , . . I I Faarport 47 Away Wacklaffe 24 Playang a ragged ball game the Skappers were able to down a scrappy ana aggressave Wacklaffe fave Pete Fedak and John Gasper led the scorang wath l2 and l3 poants respe tavely The last quarter the l-lardang fave played the brand of ball they are famous for and held the Wacklaffe team scoreless Faarport 46 l-lame Madason 22 Keepang an the vactory groove th Fa rport team blasted a hard faght ang Madason team Kovacs and Marshall shared the scorang honors wath l2 poants apaece The Skappers were only one poant ahead at the half l4 l3 The second half was lust as the boys wanted at wath the Madason team runnang around an carcles Faarport 40 l-lome John Marshall 3l The Skappers offacaally announced that they would have to be reckoned wath when at comes to packang the Lake Shore League champs when they upset a bag and tough John Marshall team Much the underdog the Skap pers completely routed the Cleveland outfat Gasper Kovacs and Kash played excellent ball and held the lamelaght throughout the game Faarport 44 Away Perry 22 The powerful Skappers mowed down another team as they blasted out a 44 22 wan over a dae hard Perry Parate outtat The Skappers led throughout the whole game but the scrappy Parate quantet almost took the lead an the latter part of the game Thear only handacap was the heaght of the boys from down Faarport way Agaan Pete Kovacs was hagh poant man wath l5 Faarpart 27 Home Alumna 5l Scorang at wall and gavang an excellent demonstrataon of dazzlang pass ang and ball handlang the l-lardang l-lagh Alumna drubbed the Varsaty 5l 27 Reuben Kash led the Skuppers attack wath l2 poants Olson and Al Adams were hagh scorers for the Alumna wath l7 and l3 poants respectavely lt was the Alumna all the way Faarport 30 Away Mentor 32 Mentor made a successful debut anto the Lake Shore League by edgang Faarport s faghtang Skappers an a hard fought overtame game The Skappers came from for behand to tae the score at the end of the regulataon play 26 26 but Mentor managed to outscore Faarport 6 to 4 an the 3 manute over tame Faarport 49 Home Wacklrffe 33 The Skappers bounced back after the defeat at Mentor and routed the Wacklaffe quantet for the second tame 49 33 Rueben Kash playang one of has b st games of he year was top scorer wath l4 poants Faarport got off to a fast start and was leadang by a score of 26 l3 at the half They looked superaor at all tames except possably durang the last quarter when they were held to 8 poants Faarport 33 Away Walloughby 26 The Skappers blatzed another wan as they drubbed the Walloughbv Rangers The game was over two hours long and featured several faghts and arguments wath the referees Both coaches expressed andagnataon over Contanued on Page 55 32 a . , F , . , c . , J 3 E . 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I , T I I T ' I e t , , , 'LCZC Faurport s track team ol I9-47 carried Jn IU the some wnnnlng style as the tootball and basketball Moms lr make ut our banner year IH athletics We easnly won all our dual meets hx large scoreQ oyer Palnesyrl e Wnlloughby and Mentor The team ran lnto a luttle tough luck at the Mentor relays and was Falrport scored 36 pountS at the annual Lake Shore meet t tlnlsh nw thurd place The surprise ot the season came when Fanrport won the dnstruct rneet tor the tnrst txme by scorung 54 points and eclgung out Ashtabula Harbor and Orange Seven boys aualutred tor the state lunals Robert Kleun Jack Pauge Bob Braemer Bull Loxterman Frank Orosz Andy Rvtek and Robert Boyer 33 In - H X H K K ' f t t A f Q, y l , nosed out tor turst place by Ashtabula l-larbor 5l to our 49 points ' , f , f L V ' r M Elngah H Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mass Dorothy Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mass Frances Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mass Martha Mr and Mrs Brown C P Wnllnarns Reno Bupp Anne Reese Ralph Road G F aly Ramser Earl Lynham Matthew lvary Wulllam Wnnchell C E Boley Llpsanen Elnar Helstrom Mass Helen McClatlsn Mnss Frances Tapscott Mass Hazel Rugg Mass Eva Dann Mr and Mrs George Knuttnnen Mr and Mrs C E Reeves Mass Helen Lakso Muss Ellzabeth Clevenger Mass Eduth O Janpa Mr and Mrs B L Farmer Mnss Nola Barnhardt Mrs Catherune O Brien Mrs John D Owen Mr and Mrs Muchael Sholtus Sergeant James Bartush ations SENIORS Ptc Eunar Beck Ensign Don Chaney Pvt and Mrs Richard Perala WnlllamSaar1 U S N John Fllppu Merchant Marnne Mr and Mrs Stanley Brand Mr and Mrs E B Hazen Mr and Mrs E Hletnen Miss Florence Hllston Bull Kocsns Mass lngrld Olson Mxss Florence Stange Mr and Mrs Matt Stuurs Steve Bauer Anno Bjorklund C Hallowell Gullespue Robert Roy Greig Florence Gyure Ecluth Hletanen Frances Hoch Betty Kosman Elsle Kulrna Ruth Mackey Betty Lou Rasmussen Roslyn Schuler Robert Snyder R Corwin Sturm Robert Wllde Contunued on Page 62 34 r. A' . , ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winters K. D. Mackey QQ 2. ...Z -F Ball BA SENIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES P Q N IP qgf I Hip!! my TY K! GR I 429 ,V 2 I Q QI sf- , Q, 40.921 SPYINQ feve W f' ' N X I I Ib , I, ,. 0 I 0 -5 1 9 The-icleA, I' os 'S 1t0q0 Own um I l . 0 I Y K, f X I T J 141 M ' K ?x 'liz' . - A , ' . i si ?'o . 5- :J 'fl V 'F I Z I ' If x Umfsgnl I N-2 ' ' if-11 - -'f-I A e AQ 'il-f' 1 f Tl ui' TL GLM! Cl ly The Choral Club ns organized for those who enpoy snngnng The group dld not have a cornpetutuve contest to work toward thus year but put on two concerts In December they put on theur annual Chrustmas concert and combined with the band an a musucal festival nn Aprul The group ns under the supervlsuon ofM1ss Helen McClaflun 36 F xlf' gfudenf Gouncc Hats oft to the Student Council tor all nts achlevements of the years l942 43' The Councnl started nts flrst semester with the Idea of contlnulng the Yankee Clipper progect and has done a marvelous job of dolng ut The Yankee Clupper was Issued tour tumes and contanned glorious features the year round Under the able guldance ot the Clupper statt the paper was recenved by our boys In all parts ot the world Many letters were received thanklng the Councnl for the paper wlth nts long lust ot servuce mens addresses ln the heart of each councll member should be a warm spot for a 'ob well done The chapel programs ot the past year held the Interest ot the student body and were received wuth tremendous applause Some of the programs are being consndered for repetltron next year The Student Council dance was prals ed by many as the best dance IN the schools history lt takes plannnng and cooperatuon to have such a successful even. as thus and the Councnl dad not overlook thus tact It ns a matter of record that thus year s Councsl was one of the best In many years With war restrlctlons as their obstacle un nearly all their projects they have contra buted thelr share In keepung up the mor ale of the students un school FlRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Cha rman V ce Chalrman Secretory V ce Secretary Treasurer Vxcc Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms Clayton Leathers Elmer Vastyan Alice Mattlnen Eddie Tobnas Linda Pohto Doris Pohto Steve Kovacs Chonrman Vnce Chalrman Secretary Vuce Secreta y Treasurer Vice Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms Clayton Leathc s James D lgrcn Alnce Matt non Edd e Tob a Jean Patch M r am Vallmak Steve Kovacs 071014850262 The l-lardung l-llgh School orchestra under the dnrectuon of Mr Eunar l-lelstrom has not rnade any publnc appearances but will play at the senlor class play and for baccalaureate and commencement exercnses With Mr l-lelstrom s teaching the students of the orchestra are learn :ng to play strnnged Instruments and to gaun experience IH orchestral rou tune VIOLINS Don McKeever Ruth Esther Hllllla Jeannette I-lrlberg Grace Esterhay Steve Mayor Nick Moroz DOUBLE BASS Richard Bowen TU BA Adnan Luorna TRUMPETS Yolanda Vegso Ned Klumph FLUTE Nellle l-lolm CLARINETS Jean Armstrong Melvln l-lakola Arlene l-lakolarvu FRENCH HORNS Jean Burch Carol Keto TROMBONE Ruchard Lehtunen BARITONE Robert Lee BASSOON Irene Laszlo DIRECTOR Mr Eunar l-lelstrom 38 . , . ZVUOQ 'Z R8S8iU2S The Gnrl Reserves ot thus school IS an elghteen year old organuzatuon lt has a reputatlon ot beung dependable As theur annual projects the Girl Reserves sell Chrrstmas cards and also hold a Mother Daughter Banquet The money the members make se :ng candy after school and at basketball games us used for thas banquet Part ot the general fund IS used to send the lncomlng ottncers to the Gurl Reserve Camp In Madlson Ohlo Thus year the club has shown nts patrlotnsm by helpnng the Amerucan Red Cross roll bandages Present ottncers ot the organuzatuon are President Vuce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Frnancual Chanrman Faculty Advisor The membe Jean Armstrong Margaret Beseda Betty Joan Beresh Norma Cleary Mary Elszasz Mary Fetchko Lllllan Fllppn Mary Greng Eleanor Hogya Norma l-lolson Lnlluan l-lorvath Dons Kanyuh Anne Lefelhocz Norma Cleary Jean Armstrong Esther Pesho Mary Greig Mass Frances Ramser rs ot has organlzatuon are Margaret Kapostasy Mary Lou Kukka Julna Klsh Anne Lefelhocz Mary MacDonald Marilyn Mackey Evelyn Mohner Loulse Myllymakn lrene Orosz Jean Patch Esther Pesho Dorothy Rego lrene Van Jura 39 Hgz. Qclwol I3 Thus year because of the war the Hardnng Hugh School Band had no contests to prepare for Therefore more tlme was put on numbers to be used rn the concerts that were gaven before good audiences The money taken rn at the furst concert went unto war bonds whlch wall be used later on to buy uniforms The suxty four pnece marchlng band played at all the home football games and traveled to Paunesyulle for the game there Theur performances all had a patruotuc background and were well receuved by vusutors as well as the home town spectators The drum malorette was Daulrne Mahalslcy the twlrlers were Norma Cleary Eleanor Sabolrk Alberta Stuurl Colletta Wolff and Lows Ann Smlth Presrdent Robert Lee Vice President Jean Armstrong Dlrector CORNETS Ned Klt mph N olancla N L a Jaw Youpp Tommy Cr mwer lxrrk Morcz Olga Estuhaw Be tw Pillar Euleen Saan James Marshal FRENCH HORNS Jecn Burch Paallne Mahalsky Julla h Carol Ketu Marlon Peltomn Leonard Sonty Peter Leczo TROMBON ES Rlchard Lehtmcrw James Greta Edlth Hrlston Helen Rrnyo Robert Armstrong Darts Kleln Martsn Luomc, lwerl Ahonen Fran es Thomc BARITONES Olga Saluk Regrna W yne Rot ert Lec Mr E Helstrom PERSONNEL BASSES Adrian Luoma Jack Leplstu Raxmonl Holm Stexe Pucsok FLUTES AND PICCOLOS Jeannette Hzlberg Mary Greta Ruth Esther H lllla Nellle Holm Marulyn Mackey Phyllis Erklmla Phxllls Pohto OBOES Don Mclieeyer Mrldred Hakola BASSOONS lrene Laszlo Llnda Pohto ALTO CLARINETS Laura Peltoma BASS CLARINETS Myrtle Ann Knuttrnen DRUMS o use Horacelc Dowd Hakmaryu Rrcharrl Roberts 40 CLARINETS Melvrn l-lakola Jean Armstrong Arlene Hakajarw 'vtarllxn Pernola lolcl XNnLmero Mary Troha Dons Pohto Shnrley Burkharclt Thelma Klrkka Ruth Pcffer Jeanette Sutrh Shrrley Stokes nwclyn Toth Jornarle lsaclcrla Gloria Eddy Dons VVrson Alma Kallromaa ALTO SAXOPHONES Grace Fsterhay Rlchart Lehtlnen Rlcharl Muller TENOR SAXOPHONES Wallace Leathers Eddre Tolalas BARITONES Alan l-lrlherg TYMPANI Judith Petrus v 'X 3 V ' r 1 r r - . . I Q V , r 1 r f 4 nl. .W ' V Bully Ahonen Don Lakra AHJQVTG SHAW r l C I T , l T I Kas , 1 ' I . L- a r E' ' 8141071 G ll puke 0 Dfuven now One of the surest ways to plunge present day audlences unto gales of laughter and evoke prolonged ond thunderous applause IS to show them a pure and down trodden heroine belng pursued by o black hearted vulloun When she ns ID the clutches of the vnllann we have o great bug manly hero come to her rescue Following thus plan of attack the Sensor Class chose for thenr Sensor Class play Pure as the Draven Snow or A Worknng Gurls Secret Thus was o story about a poor worlong gurl Puruty Dean who sought o place to stay at an ann run by Jonathan Logan and hns wnfe Puruty had been forced to gnve up her lab ata cannlng factory because of the advances ofthe black hearted vllloln Mortimer Frothungham She accepted a job as a mold at the Inn where she met Leander the hero who followed the romantnc calllng of workung an a plckle factory lt was a case of love at flrst snght Purlty s new happlness was short luved however for Mortumer was on her traul and when he caught her he con tunued to press has attentuons Belng repulsed he turned to foul means at gettnng her The hero was caught an the web of decent and truckery and nearly lost has llfe after beung locked nn o room with a bomb Fortunately he escaped and thwarted Mortimer s plan to blocken the name of Puruty As ns always the way the vmllaln IS unmosked and the hero and heroune are happlly unlted The cast as as follows Purity Deon Jonathan Logan Zamah Logon Leander Longfellow Mortimer Frothnngham Jed Lunn E Z Pickens Imogene Pickens Mrs Ethellndo l-lewlutt Alnson Hewlltt Mrs Faith Hague Letty Barber Nellle Morrls Paulnne Mahalsky Richard Noponen Louise Myllymokl Wallace Leathers Steve Kovacs Make Orosz Adrian Luoma Norma Cleary Anne Lefelhocz Irene Orosz Mary Greng Margaret Toth Mary Walters ' ff I If S 6 I . . 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I ' u l Q o l l l i'-' l -l -M' l -SSN-W- S-'M'am- -S - S- - - -M 4 u l 1 A u i SERVICE STATION l A l I 4- -uuu - u- u-uu uu'u -uu- ----- - - - '-' - ' '- - ' '- 'I' 48 Football Games Contlnued from Page 28 ed has way over for a touchdown l-lus try for extra point was good Thc Sklppers repeatedly plunged down unto enemy terrutory only to be denned that touchdown The game ended wuth the Skuppers on Geneva s 8 yard lnne Faurport 7 Home Parnesvulle 33 The second grudge game found the Sklppers achung for revenge for the defeat they had recerved at Paunesvulle but thus was not to be theur nnght as the Palders started where they left off and tallied up the same number of points as they had In the fnrst game Badly out powered In the flrst half the Sklppers took to the attack un the thurd quarter and taking advantage of the breaks Gasper plowed over for Fanrport s lone touchdown l-le also plunged over for the extra point Outstandung for Faurport was John Gasper s playnng was also outstandung Fairport 8 Away Willoughby 33 The Sklppers stlll wrth hugh hopes went onto the lcv fneld wlth snow flurrles and a cold wand as theur handlcap The Rangers at their annual homecoming got off to a fast start IH the fnrst quarter Jepson opened the fireworks when he sparked a 49 yard touchdown l-le paved the way for another touchdown With Johnny Gasper carrying the ball the Sklppers Sklppers pounded the Willoughby wall for a 55 yard march and a touch down Pete Kovacs and and Guy Kulala tallied a safety when they spllled Gull In the end zone The rest of the game was Willoughby all the way The Sklppers battled but to no avall The flnal score was 33 8 Eight sen uors played their last game for the l-lardlng maroon and whrte 49 plunging and ground gaining. 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Q . 4 1 1 1 11 - n - 11 Q ' ' ! , l f ' 1 60 Congratulations PENNSYLVANIA AND LAKE ERIE DOCK COMPANY Fairport Harbor, O l-l, Di Prosser Vice President and Superintendent coMPuMENTs or ANNS FOOD STORE Ann Goblowsky Prop Dial 4487 Second St Fairport Ohio THE FAIRPORT SERVICE STATION John Oberg Monager Mobilgos and Mobiloil Firestone Tires Auto Light Ignition Service Broke Service Specialized Lubrication Dial 3882 East at 7th St Fairport Harbor Ohio 6l , , ' 1 1 - I Jean Armstrong Margaret Beseda Jack Blttner Shlrley Burkhardt Tammy Cramer Albert Dykes Grace Esterhay Steve Eedak James Galm Irene Glratas David l-lalcalarvu Donald l-lall Frances Hedges Alan l-lllberg Jeannette Hulberg Nelly Holm Raymond Holm Norma l-lalsan Laulse l-laracek Wllluam Kelly Mary Lau Kllkka Dans Kleln George Karon CJaytan Leathers Rabert E Lee Rrchard Lehtunen Julla Lunlqa Adrian Luama Marrlyn Mackey George Marshall Dan McKeever afionc Continued tram Page 34 Mary MacDonald Evelyn Mahner Ruth Moser Lauuse Myllymakr Ed Pallca Laura Peltama Marilyn Pernaga Esther Pesha Elaune Peterson Darus Pahta Linda Pahta Merton Pahta Phyllls Roberts Ruchard Roberts Elsie Saarle Charles Slcgwarth Shlrley Stakes Alberta Stuurx Elmer Tuaklcala Phyllns Tappan Irene Van Jura Elmer Vastyan Yolanda Vegsa Ray Valanskn Mlldred Waunna Marlan Wood Jay Yauppu Frank Zadnrk Ruchard Chaney Alma Kalluamaa 62 Ruth Esther l-lilllla Olga Saluk S S KRESGE CSC to SI OO StoreI PAINESVILLE O CONGRATULATIONS And Best Washes F W WOOLWORTH COMPANY Pounesvnlle Onto We Extend Our Congrotulotnons to the Closs of 43 TI-IE MAPLE BROOK DAIRY or A Complete Dolry Servlce BETTY LOU BEAUTY SALON 11 MODERN AS TOMORROW Betty de Franco Phone 344I Lucllle de Franco KATILA S MARKET Duol 4451 Pounesvulle Ohuo Compluments of DUREY AND MILLER AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate Palnesvllle Thane Durey Fred W Muller Complnments of I I NEWBERRY Polnesvllle Compluments t B AND D DRY CLEANING - --,- -,-,I ---..-. 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Where Fresh Doiry Products Are Assured Dio 6971 Poihesville, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO Tl-lE SENIOR CLASS BITZER FURNITURE CO Eurnnture and Rugs For Every Home l S St ClaIr Pameswlle Best WIsl1CQ IVIULQUEENY BROS PuNERAL HoME THE EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY pClIl7CSVIllG Olmo Congratulatnons to thc Class ot l943 from VAN IOSLIN FURNITURE INC 43 N State St Parneswlle Complwnents ot nn 1 P scnocx DENTIST PaInesvIlle O 65 Congratulahons to the class ot l943 LEE 1 DEVNEY MENS STORE l3OIl1CSVlllC Olmc ------I---------T-----.---------- I I I I . I I ' I I I I I IQ2 .. 'SI I ' I O I I . I I I I O O I l I I I I ' 7 I I Compliments of THE LAKE COUNTY BUSINESS COLLEGE DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES N State St Dual 6522 Pamesvulle Ohuo Best Wnshes to the Class of 43 U NEED US COAL AND CHEMICAL CO QUALITY FIRST Home of BLINE PRODUCTS AND TESTED COALS THE LAND TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO fan 'iv Shalor Green Vuce Presuderwt Compllments of ROBERT IVI MILLAN Coa Bruck Tule Flue Lmmg Lsme Cement Plaster Sewer Plpe Mortar Colors LIberty Street Dual 5822 Pamesvllle O 66 33 I U , . . l . - - . ll ll O LUAFIAIIHI Painesville 6211 85 N. 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