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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1945 volume:

,XC ,f-JT f-'K fx f-z? ix L' riffs 3'-1 ILL. A- X f 'x I XXX!!! ff f ,f 'H Q lib a gill! IP JU 5.1, III VULUME XXII! K Aw 3, Q 4 - 5 ? .QV Q HI 5 I I ff 4 , , ,, , ACKNOVVLFW1L'vN T C the Harbor Light B ami cmd rw ww QS mf w wmv fcrw grow I t C1 XUCU Cm P X QQ T rem Q on GH the rest Thcmzu ' A f LN W , K w r wir lwra :ff THC CIO, 19415 hom! x , frwx ur mf N we F - Tudc To fhfwso vvhw mwded wx ww makmg Www Horbvr Lgh ' HS M' CQ P VJ' iw -X Quik - r NY: G F Dolv Ci Mwss H01 f Pu ww 'N dvr, d , AQ' NWN e ccafwn To you Mr Greug we the class of 1945 deducate Thus yearbook You have been our frnend and advusor all dursng our school years Dururmg this fame you gamed our adrmratuon and respect May commg classes enjoy your company and frnendshup as we dad and stall o ' , X gummy. I l I ' I ' d . emofz a usfofzy JOY YOLJPPI l939' Much to the surpruse of veteran l-lardung hugh school students there appeared un l939 a pack of gremluns who defunutely dud not have theur muttens laced We had lust been bug shots at Mcliunley school when we were WAYNER suxth grade and now ut was really apRALJLlNG to hax some comePETEtuon To be FRANK we were lost learnung whuch DORIS the rught one to go through Eughth grade no duffucultues we were begunnung to feel at l-lOLM at l-lardung We used to CRAM ERuthmetuc Englush and husTUURl unto ou yet somewhat feeble munds We acted luke a bunch of LUNKA heads most ofthe tume But the tume went so fast we had to GASRER breath lt was the JOY of our lufe to be on furst floor funally In our uunuor year we couldnt KOVACS a football game we had to keep busy sellung refreshments un And we SHIRLEY had a swell tume at the prom' The gurls put DON theur new dresses and looked MORRIE less luke GRACEful ladues very KlSl-lable' Each one went wuth the one he lDAluzed and the boys remem bered each pount of CLJRTlSy We danced to the very popular tunes of O'd Black JOE and Way JOAN Upon the Swanee Ruver Oh Yeah' Senuors' We were on TUBBA the world' We used to TLJOKKOLAt un most of our classes but we managed to get at least an earful every day Q97 One DAVID be brulluant the next day we d be dumber than the teacher oops' Wuth our senuor days came the funal football season of our hugh school days We watched our heroes GREIG LEE RASMUSSEN TANTRE and others KLUMPl-lung down the green for an undefeated untued record How dud they JENArate all that energy dud they EDE bowl of Wheatues every mornungp lt was no POHTO funush euther they defunutely and absolutely trounced every team they met up wuth' Ah' Them days us gone forever EpBALOGH We can t STAN back any longer forty fuvers we have to start reachung for a new hOROSZon Every BOYER GURLEY of our class has a defunute place un the world We hope wuth all our hearts that each one of us wull JUZNA rught road to follow when we enter the wude wude world ' GI H ' order to earn a BENNY or two to finance the prom coming up in the spring. Top Row Bottom Row James Greig Edutor Davud Hakojarvu Sports Eduto Ida Szuhay Typist Grace Esterhay Typnst Richard Roberts Business Manager Maynard Tantre Artnst Haabaa iglrt gem? CLASS POEM me CJ L' Madnson Caweun They are the wlse who look before Nor tear to look behlnd Who nn the darkness stall lgnore Pale shadows of the rnnnd Who havlng lost though loss be much Stall dare to dream and do For what was shattered at a touch lt may be mended too The House of Lute has many a door That leads to many a room And only they who look before Shall wan from out nts gloom Who stand and slgh and look behind Regretful of the past years No room of all those rooms shall fund That ns not tulled with fears Tas better not to stop or stay But set all tear asude Fling wlde the door whate er the way And enter at a strsde gh 6 .6 ' J 1 1 1 1 1 f I . 1 1 1 1 - . 1 1 , . , 1 1 u FR SHMEM f 1.9451 XWZ fff Wfmf S NU RS 194 fm fax, sh Q , w Q . R E Q SQWKKQX fo gl f flf f X CW fm? HQ f .M .f fs-A Presndent Vnce Rresudent Secretarx Presndent Vrce President Secretarx Treasurer emofz Dafa SENIOR CLASS OEEICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER SENIOR CLASS COLORS Maraan and WnIIe SENIOR CLASS MOTTO ExceIsuar SENIOR CLASS POEM The I-Iaase Of Lrfe FACUL TY ADVISERS Jul L Maynard Tanir I-Iden Mawnard T mt Robert Juzna Ida SZLILYTX Eduth I-I1IsTn Mrs L E Patch Mr C P WIIII nw v T RHI ' I' ' m-' f I kr ' ' I A KISII Treasurer Irene VVavner . 'X I, I ,H , , , . , ' a TOP ROW Don David Mc Keever BEAVER College Prep S olarship Club l 2 3 4 Ba cl rc es r oral Club 2 4 Drama nc Club l Round Table Discussion 2 Dance Band 3 Jeannette H I lberg JENA General Home Room Officer 4 Class Offs c 3 n ramurals l S olarship Club l, 2 3 45 K nr c olarship Team l 3, 45 ir serves l 2 4' Ban ' c estra 35 Dance and 3' horal Club 2 , 5 Yankee Clipper 4' Senior - ass Play. Robert Lee BOB - College Prep me Room Officer l 2 3 5 C ss Officer 4' Football l 2 3, 4' Scholarshi Club 2 3, 45 K t Scholarship eam 3 4' National Athletic Honor Society 35 Camera chesfra 1, 2, 35 Chora chu , 3, 45 Senior Class Play. eleven BOTTOM ROW Steve Kovacs. PETE General Ma rga ret Gu rley MARGE General Gr Reserves I 2 3 4 Charles B. Orris BENNY - General Camera Club I5 Track 3 TOP ROW BOTTOM ROW Joe Prekler Rlchard Roberts JOE General MORRIE College Prep Kent Scholarshup Team 2 Camera ub L nd 3 4 Dan nd 3 lntramurals l 2 3 bor Llqht Board 4 Julla Lunka Grace Esterhoy JUDY General Club l 2 Glrl Reserv s Choral Club 2 3 4 Dramatncs l Intramurals l 4 Paul Krukku GIZA Commcrcnol Home Room Otflcer l 2 4 Class O lcer 3 Scholorshlp Club l 2 4 Kent Scholarship leam lr serves l 2 Ban 4 Orc tra 2 3 Cho Club 2 3 4 Dance Band 3 Yan kee Cllpper 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Harbor Lught Board Sensor Class Play PAAVO College Prep Ned Kll-'mph Home Room Oftucer l Football 4 School Offucer l Scholorshno Club l 2 4 Kent Scholarshuo Team l 2 Camera Club I 2 Busln ss manager l 2 3 4 Sensor C ss CY NED College Prep ramatlc Club l Band l 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Choral Club 3 4 Dance Band 3 Track 2 Basket ball 3 Sensor Class Play twelve TOP ROW Eme ry Cu rtls EGGY General Home Room Officer l 2 Choral Club 2 Sensor Class Play Irene Wayner STUBBY Commercual I-lome Room Offucer 3 ent Scholarshnp Team 3 Glrl Reservns l 2 3 4 In Class Offlcer 4 Senuor Class Play Elmer Tuokkola DICK College Prep Football 2 3 4 Kent Scholarshlp Team 4 Camera Club l 2 Sensor Class Play Track 4 thnrteen BOTTOM ROW Don Koskl COXEY General Home Room Offrcer l 3 Football 2 3 4 Nature Clubl Nellie Holm GIGGLES General If Reservesl 2 4 Ban rals 2 3 4 Dance Band Choral Club 4 Frank Blrak DUTCH General j ' I , I , , 1 1 2? E ' 5 K G I , , 3, g d I, 2 I 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 35 Intro- , , , If tramurals l, 2, 3, 45 mu , , J 35 TOP ROW BOTTOM ROW Robert Orosz DIEHARD College Prep Nature Club l Choral Club ack 2 3 4 Football 3 4 K Scholarship Team 3 Senior Class Ov Shirley Kelly SHIRLEY General Girl Reserves l Kent Scholarship Team 3 Me rton Pohto BEEP - College Prep Home Room Officer 25 Football lg Football Manager 2, Basket- ball Manager 2, 33 Track Man- ager l, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Club 2, 4, Kent Scholarship Team 2, 3, Camera Club l, 25 Visual Aids 2, 3, 4, Student Announcer 4, ghoral Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Class ay. Robert Tuuri BOB Collleqc Prep Kent Scholarship Team 3 Ethel Balogh ETHEL General Kent Scholarship Team l 3 .url Reserves l Thomas Cramer TOM - College Prep Home Room Officer 4, Kent Schol- arship Club 3, 4g Band l, 2, 3, 41 Choral Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Play, Business Manager l, 2, 3, 4. fourteen TOP ROW Ida Szuhay DA Commercial Business Manager l 2 3 4 lntra murals l 4 Scholar i Club 4 Kent Scholarship Team ir eserv s Choral Club 2 3 4 School Bank I Home Room Officer 4 Class Officer 4, Harbor Light Board, Yankee Cliooer 4. Robe rt Boye r BOB W- College Prep ootbali l, , 4, Chora Clu , 3, 4, Kent Scholarship Team li National Athletic Honor Society J Track l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class ay. Joan Katila JOANNIE - Commercial Kent Scholarship Team 2, Girl Resterves 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 2, fifteen BOTTOM ROW Doris Klein KLEINIE General ir serves l 2 ln ra rals l 2 oral Club 2 4 Business M naqer l 2 3 4 Stanley Leathers STAN - General Class Officer 3, Dramatic Club li Business Manager l, 2, 3, 4: Q- ture Club l, Mary Gasper MARINKA - General Home Room Officer 3, 4, Pep b l, , 3, 4, Chora Clu 5 Intramurals 2. TOP ROW Peter Fetchko PETE General Choral Club Helen Kash HELEN General Home Room Officer 3 4 Class lcer 4 ntramurals I 2 If Reserves l 3 A Chor Club 2 3 4 Sensor Class Play George Rasmussen RASSY .. General Home Room Officer l, 2, Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 45 Trc . BOTTOM ROW Davud Hakolarvl nves College Prep Home Room Offrcer 3 Football 3 4 Ba C Dance Band 3 Harbor Lught Board Natlonal Athletnc Honor Society 3 Laura Peltoma JEAN General Reservesl 2 3 Band , , Robert Juzna JUSWIK - General Home Room Officer l 2 3' Class Officer 4g Track lp Qaslcetball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 4. sixteen 91 .AW TOP ROW BOTTOM ROW James Greig CRLJBBU Collcae Prep omg Room Offnccr l 2 Sc oo wer o all asketluall rac olarshlp Clllu l Kan olarshlp Team l 2 3 G rnonal Afhletmc SOCIGTY 2 Camera m an Choral Club 2 3 Harbor Lnqhr Board Joy Youppn JOY Commercial Chalarshzp Club 2 3 Kent Scholarship Team 3, 4, Camera uf , 25 Yankee Clnpper 45 nfl l, , , 45 Senior Cass Flovf Girl Reserves l. Maynard Tantre ESQUIRE 4 College Prep ome Room Offncer l, 2, , , Class Officer 45 Foofball 2, 3, 5 Track 3, 4, Yankee Clupper 3, , Kent Scholarship Team l, I Scholarship Club , 3' Harbor Lrqhr Board: Lab Asslstonf 3: Senior Class Play. seventeen Edith H I lston FDC General nr c-serves l nc n rarnura s 3 C ass Offlrer 4 acu f OUR FACULTY AND THEIR YEARS OF SERVICE AT HARDING HIGH SCHOOL Mrs Muldred Blake 8 Mr Elulah H Brown 2O Mr George Daly 9 Mass Evangelune Dann 25 Mass Ruth Davus I Mass Edna Dean 2 M Mary Fohl 2 Mr R A Greig 2I MnssAnInHako1arvu 2 Mr Einar Helstrorn 7 Mr Earl Lynham 9 Mrs Lucunda Patch I8 Mass Emma Pfeufer 2 Mass Hazel Rugg 20 Mass Frances Topscott 4V2 Mrs Margery Walkley I Mr Carl Wllluams I4 MrWuIIlan'1WlncI'1eII I5 Mr PauIWunters 3 gh? - A 1 1 - H 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '55 I ' ' ' 1 I ' 1 1 A 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 A 1 I 1 2 A 1 - a f esfamenf We the graduatung class of l945 Hardung Hugh School Faurport Har bor Ohuo beung now of sound mund and body 03795 do make publush and declare the followung to be our last Wull and Testament and hereby annul all former Wull by us heretofore made Item l To the draft board we leove thc Senuor boys Heaven knows what the draft board wull do wuth them Item 2 To Ma McCarthy s Weldung School we leave the fraul fragul Senuor Gurls After Ma gets through wuth them watch out bovs Item 3 To the follow ng we leave these gufts Mr Greug An Escalator to take hum to thurd floor every mornung for hus furst peruod class Mr Brown Snow and more snow so that he can spend hus wunter days un Concord Mr Wulluams Another Harbor Lught Board to caus h artaches and head aches lHe needs an asourunl Mrs Patch Alarm clocks to dustrubute to each pupul un twelfth grade Englush Muss Pfeufer A Latun class that cannot conuugate the verb Love Muss Rugg Suxty eleven new mystery books lGroan l Ede O Janpa A supply of penculs to replace those we borrowed Muss Davus A shorthand class that can take ductatuon at l2O words a muh ute Frank Burak s address book to Charlue Hull Robert Boyer s physuque to Buddy Kosman Peter Fetchko s wavy haur to Neal Ahonen James Greug s locker sessuons to Robert Boehnke Davud Hakouarvu s peach flavored lupstucked handkerchuefs to Steve Puscok Robert Juzna s wusecracks to Walter Kelly Ned Klumph s wund to Jimmy Marshall Don Kosku s women to Gene Keltto Paul Kruukku leaves Hardurug Hugh Stanley Leathers pupe to Chrusty Galm Don McKeever s student conductor s baton to Jummy Hrutz Robert Orosz s Flowung Heart to Eddue Tobuas Merton Pohto s cookue duster to the Home Ec classes George Rasmussen s football letter to Juluan Merchak Ruchard Roberts com lukker799 to Clyde Haas Maynard Tantre s suze to Roland Leukala Robert Tuuru s scuentufuc mund to Robert Evans Grace Esterhay s nose for news to Jean Burch Mary Gasper s dancung abuluty to anyone who needs ut lGreenues9l Margaret Gurley s uob to Muldred Hakola Jeannette Hulberg s puccolo to Blunky Pohto Nellue Holm s reserve to Phyllus Erkkula Joan Katula s stature to Louuse Lamprecht Julua Lunka s rung to Betty Mae Pullar Thomas Cramer s braun to Duck Kuyasa Robert Lee s football abuluty to Joseph Merchak eteen 1 ' 1 1 ' I I f l I ' I S . . 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MQ fig X X X + If 'MMAH Wnlllam Ahonen Bob Armstrong Edward Blndon Joe Bnyak Don Cleary James H Curtas Richard Doran Arthur Esterhay Vnctor Esterhay Raymond Huetanen Charles Hull Raymond Holm James Hrltz Henry lgnat Andrew Kakas John Koval Jack Laczko Duck Lehtunen Ernest Lenkala Eugene Luoma LWUO'!. G. Carl Mackey Jesse Mackey Nick Moroz Steve Pucsok Edward Sulvn Russell Steunback Edward Tobuas Francis Toth Arthur Tuokkola Richard Werbeach Jean Burch Joan Erickson Phvllls Erkklla Dorothy Fedak LaVerne Gedeon Catherine Goblowsky Rosemary Jacob Edith Kangas LaVerne Kautnannen Carol Keto Louuse Lamprecht Anno Mackey Marcelyn Noponen Ruth Petter Marnlyn Pernoja Judlth Petrus Dons Pohto Phyllis Pohto Irene Rego Shirley Stokes Alberta Stuurl Jeannette Sutch Marnlyn Tnrpak Phyllis Topparu Amelia Troha Manam Vallmakl Mary Ann Vayo Reguna Wayner Irene Zavore Y ty ' ss Elmer Fundermark Elmer Vastyan Eileen Saari -l Jack Bnttner Ruchard Cleary James Hambor Eugene l-lletanen Jack Hnlberg Walter Kelly Gene Keltto Steve Krlvulka Harold Lnllback Martin Luoma Joseph Merchak Juluan Merchak Frank Modlc 1 ryrh O 01410712 Robert Volanskl George Youhas Ernest Zupan Dorothy Balogh Alno Bjorklund Chrnstlne Dakos Celua Dye Betty Elszasz Olga Esterhay Chrustme Golm Arlene HCIKOIOFVI Mildred Hakola Jomarue Isackula G Elma Kalluo Barbara Kulberg Barbara Larnos Lalllan Laszlo Dolores Lullback Ada Ons Marlon Peltomaa Dorothy Pocza Charlene Salmnnen Loss Smith Evelyn Wlllls Dons Wnlson g ss Jack Knuth Gloria Eddy Betty Mae Pillar Neal Ahonen Wallaam Bernay Eugene Buttertaeld ack Buttertaeld Thomas Daly Albert Dyckes Robert Evans Wallaam Hambor Robert Hratz Alex Kanocz Jack Karako Steven Kazsrner Make Kash Rachard Knuth Rachard Kuyasa Peter Leczo Jack Leonard James Marshall Wallaam Maruschak Robert Meyers Rachard Maller 'LES MGM r gene Molnar R bert Orras John Paetala Ray Pallar Rachard Pohto Erwan Proudfoot Stephen Reho Emery Scheabelhotter Joseph Toreka James VanJura Joe Volanska Robert Wanters Henry Zallar Adelbert Zatorsky Sharley Beall Rata Beresh Evelyn Bodak Florence Bradley Eleanor Centnar Marcaa Doran Mary Fedak G Betty Greag Marthaaane Halston Audrey Hnath Nelma Holm Eleanor Jacobs Betty Jane Kash Chrastane Kraynak Betty Lepasto Laurdean Loxterman Alace Marshall Varganaa Mellan Ealene Parrash Helen Raudasoaa Elazabeth Sabo Lorna Seabolt Juanata Steanback Agnes Surbella Evelyn Toth Esther Tuura Eleanor Volanska Maldred Waanao Y t f 7 la ss Ronny Gould Niles Saara Norma Lehtanen yo . pu ng een Presented by the Senior Class Sprung Green the class play chosen by the Seniors ot l945 us a three act comedy by Ryerson and Clements about a boy whose father cant understand hum and a gurl whose mother understands her only too well The boy T Newton Todd at the early age ot lo has dedicated hus lute to the scuentutuc breeding and developing ot a master race of earthworms Needless to say ut us sprung and there appears on hus horizon the gurl l-low hus consuming passion tor hus earthworms including Jumbo anr' Salome comes into conflict wuth hus passion for the prettiest gurl un town and almost lands hum un uaul form the plot ot this delightful light hearted comedy The cast in order ot their appearance us as follows Nuna Cassell mother Grace Esterhay Mrs Rumble wuth emphasus on Mussus lrene Wayner Scootue Cassell Nuna s lO year old Josephine Bauc Mr Putman grandpa Robert Orosz Tony Cassell l6 years old Jeannette l-lulberg Punkue Ames boy crazy and beautiful Helen Kish Dunk Doyle a wolf Ned Klumph Bing Hotchkiss a would be wolf Maynard Tantre Genevieve Jones a nuisance Jeanne Burch Mauor Todd father of Newton Robert Boyer T Newton Todd breeder ot earthworms Wulluam Ahonen Eula Hotchkiss Bing s beautiful twin Doris Pohto Dr Luther Blodgett an authority on the earthworm Merton Pohta Officer Ryan a poluceman Don Cleary Bully Scootue s assustant Paul Kruukku , Q ll ' II - ' , 4 , , , . how it disrupts his father's romance with Nina, his childhood's sweetheart, I Y . . 1 1 1 l ' 1 I ' u 1 - , , l I - 1 . A , . . . ' u l I Y 9 Ty-f E2 Thus year the Band provuded the entcrtannment daring the tootbaII games and took part In the dedncatlon ot the Honor Roll and the Flag Day parade After the football season we began worknng on our tnrst concert program whnch was presented January I9th Oar sprung concert was h Id Aprll 25th On March 9th we sponsored a dance wtth musuf turnushed by Russ I-Iarmon s Orchestra Rresedent Rl hard Lehtunen Vice Presldent Edward Tobias Secretary Treas Wsllnam Ahonen Director Mr E Helstrom Dram Malorette AIberta Staaru Twurlers Martha Jane Hnlston Aluce Marshall Irene Rego Irene Zavore, Loss Ann Smuth Betty E'szasz and Chrtstune Galm BAND PERSONNEL C RNLTK wc ampI N IIIIam Ahoncn Theme t mcs N4 vsIwaII anvTO ID o L L I L mglas C1 Icon MUTONIS o cv LL Re nm mv L N 1 BNES R xmonl HOIFH Stew. PL TROMBONI Q Ichar ehtmen v U c st Ltom La Ahonen Atan OJ n L L L H R Bwcw 1 L FLUTE a It a L PILLOIO x Fo Q ITO LIARIV a PLI1or ut BA CLARINET Htlcn Rc rdasola AXAPHONIB ra c Lsterhay c a I cr u Lrc' mu To I1 Waxmo WIIInam Harnhor L RUMS wi Ha Rwcha vs L 4 mal LIIstlov1q Jack Mac Qt LLAXRINETS xuta aprt Vern R011 Nm rx K R L tu L yn vvs Xhson ahncttt T to a 1 tx cw RLL L, 4 v icrma Twuwty X , 1 1 . I 1 , . , O , . te , . I ,-, I I ,- L. I ' I I RI I I I O ., I 'LI KI Q V ' 1 ' s Lvam '1 Nt- Morag bam Phe.: Ura, tic-vtf... Ja ', I cz, Jtf STC I wk, Ii TM epstc 'JJ It. t.I- I. Jam: Pc-Ivervwe rm -' '.'..I,' Us wt W t5'I ' , R IH1 te, g 1 Way -, Vs mv: New turn E1 . CI, L , t X .gkck FIJHI-c Moth, .nmclvv Juv 'LXR ' R Lf L , Janes 'rg LJITI1 I-t.I tw Llus Ktew' Roles? Afmstvgvg NKJV:- . ., 'st I . , J we beans: Rn , Mhn Ve' to Ntavwc Retfrsot FRL 4'II C NS Juan 1 I, Coral Km. Nkrvuan In 'tn ,. N',.v'?c. .aa '4 Is' I ect.. L,f.e ' I',L'W l,tm1I4, Jang-I M lckew, Ray PL'It1mI.1c. LJEOIS. Don Mclieexer, Mildred I-IaKoIa S Iv rmvttc II'Ib,erg, NCII X H Im PM Ihs IaIsIwI,: PM Iils 7 I1TL ft, JETS Lam' ' no Sh IW ENLAII S5 , , 1' 'IJ ' ' G Qt ' f N ,vm Ivftunen R ch .1 MKIIQH Lal HIM '- J L xc! at-cs N.MIJm,: W , Du 1 kolalw, 'I Ro'-UI, Iulllh Rvtln-.1 Ixn -lm KUIVMQ1 Mc1:cI,:Ium' Larm-vucIt', DL .I I ,, I W AI! N :T , ,AI t IIL1 Clw, mf' v IK'vrw.,., Ljov s PQUVL, IIwO,mc1 'Ra RMU VXI ' tx 'I Tort' Do I ' Je ' I SL- LI, ttvvmvm 1sLnI4IIc. QILHL: I 'ix bt'-vhx bfekv- Ilma KaII ma , F-.Iwce MarsIaII, Be? Gwg, Greta 5-.hc Ucnv .. Vttvrov-t Luth ' 'Nu-, Int we IMI- rvvtg R wmcntl Soar Ruta Fam - vk 1 fvmvr: liflfg fill IIE E G owl G1 ls The Choral Club under the supervesson of Mass Edna Dean dld exceptlonally fine work thus year The club pre sented a Chrnstmas Cantata an a chapel program for the stu We students would tlnd lt rather duffucult to get along without our Choral Club Keep up the good work an the future Accornpanust Don Mclieever Lnbrarnans Phyllns Tappan Shnrley Stokes Ll ll, dent body and also performed a spring concert. v . T ly 1 gzzwzmzt.,, el ly Whot does 0 scholorshup club do? Thot questuon hos often been oskcd It hos been osked by someone hopvng to get on onswer thot the club has sponsored o dance had roused money for thus or thot The nnspnrotaon these young people give to others ond to the s hool by their hugh ochxevement vs Election to thus club IS one woy of grvmg thot recognrtxon ond showing thot the efforts of the members ore opprecloted Clubs con be orgonuzed onytlrne for socuol events or money mokmg We of the foculty opprecuote thus group for theur scholostuc ochuevement R A Greig Supt t enty nune L . the highest type of service. True, such service is not olwoys recognized. W -. Q 'z RZSZQUZS The Gurl Reserves Club us one of the few extra currucular actuvutues whuch are contunuung durung thus wartume peruod Wuth a membershup ot 68 ut enrolled 6800 of the gurls between 8A and l2A rank The actuvutues ot the organuzatuon un thus the twentueth year of uts exustence uncluded a candlelught recognutuon servuce for new members an arly mornung Thanksguvung Worshup servuce a worshup servuce for the Chrust Banquet A constututuon was wrutten and adopted Gurl Reserve week was observed from February 21 to 28 and money was roused to send several gurls to camp thus summer for Ieadershup traunung The ottucers ot the combuned lun or and senuor groups for l944 45 were Presudent l-lelen Kush Vuce Presudent Alberta Stuuru Secretary Joan Katula Treasurer Irene Wayner Funancual Chaurman Carol Keto Worshup Chaurman Dorus Pohto Advusors Muss Mary Fohl Mrs Margery Walkley th rty ' u I mas Chapel program, a Valentine l-lop, and the annual Mother-Daughter G eez eabets TI-lEIR PRACTICE When we had an activity period the group met during that period The last two years they have met after school THEIR FUNCTION Not so easily stated What is the function of athletics? You answer that and then we can probably state the function of the cheerleaders The higher the level at which athletics are kept the higher the level of the School Spirit A good team raises that Ievel Good sportsmanship of the team raises that level But the friendly but en thusiastic backing of the audience is a great factor in keeping that level high the cheerleaders That is o great responsibility Athletics wouldnt be worth their time if they didn t help raise the School Spirit Their function to th fullest can only be accomplished when aided bv good cheerleaders OPPORTUNITIES The best opportunity in our school program for development of ability to study and lead groups lt gives an active mind as well as an active body a workout When should a certain kind of cheer he called for? When pour on the noise? When get the crowd under control? The sensing of those answers and the execution of the decision taxes the best in any leader Cheerleading is more than gust leading cheers tr tv o rggg I The responsibility for that friendly but enthusiastic backing is that of . - 9 an ee 'z Prumaruly wrutten to please those In the service the Yankee Clipper us a newspaper contalnung information about our town and school lt as S t free to every person who has llved un Faurport or has attended Earrport schools and ns now In the servlce of our country The Yankee Clipper orlgunated as a student councul project In the sprung of I9-'12 Early edltlons were dlttoed and an the fall of I942 the first prnnted nssue was put out by a local prunt shop Three or four edutuons are released annually Both of the former edutors are nn the armed service The farst Joe Szuhay us serving with General Patton on the western front The cooperatuon of the students who collected addresses the commerclal classes the alumna edutors faculty advisors and the student staff have truly made this a school project About one hundred workers dlrectly partlclpate YANKEE CLIPPER STAFF Editor un chief Assustant Edltor Sports Edutor Busuness Managers Edntonal Editors Feature Edutors Address Editors Staff Artust Alumnf Edutors Typist Editor Faculty Advisors Edward Tobias Ball Ahonen Maynard Tantre Ida Szuhay James Hrutz Lulluan Laszlo Alberta Stuurr Joy Youppu Mnldred Wamno Mnrrarn Valumaku Grace Esterhay Jeannette Hnlberg Albert Dyckes Bull Wrlson Francus Toth Muss Hazel Rugg Mass Eduth Olanpa Miss Ruth Davrs Mrs Lucwnda Patch Mr Eluah H Brown thirty two 1 2 Cl' ., . .' w 4 ,len l ...I I. . . . 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Gvcxq, P, Krukku, - V10 Loh R Fun 10 mark A Kukcm Ste nbock R Bnon E Loch RWQ Y CL D H C W '20 OND SEC -+ 2' 1 4 -. 9 f: 1 00 FAIRPORT l3 PAINESVILLE O A determnned Fanrport team gourneyed to Pannesvulle to wnn Its lnutlal game of the year Sloppy weather kept the Sklppers down to the power plays through whuch they netted most of thenr gauns through out the nxght Faurport reached pay dlrt an the second quarter with Kakas carrying and Lee plunglng for the extra polnt The second half was anybody s ball game wnth both teams fughtnng for possession of the ball untul Fanrport sparked by many large gauns by Kakas rolled over the goal lane wuth Kakas carryung and ralslng the score to l3 O where lt stood The Skupper lnne played an exceptuonally good game through out the night settung the Pannesvulle team back for many losses Fairport met the highly rated Geneva Eagles on the home fleld and before the game had progressed fave rnunutes Fanr port had seven polnts Lee scored both the touchdown and the extra point Geneva then came back nn the second quarter and rolled through the Skuppers llne for seven polnts The Skuppers seeklng revenge for last season s defeat added sux more pounts to thesr credit before the half ended Farr port agarn unleashed nts power an the second half and wuth excellent lxne block :ng added seven more ponnts to nts credut Kakas made the touchdown whule Stem back kncked the extra potnt FAIRPORT 25 PERRY 6 Fairport scored wlthln the furst few open :ng munutes of the game wnth Moroz carry th ty fve t :ng The kick for the extra point fanled Faurport agaun scored ln the first quarter on a pass from Lee to Stelnback but agaun the try for the extra point fauled The Sknppers gauned theur third tally at the begnnnnng of the second quarter on a run by Lee Stennback kncked the extra point Toward the end of the f1rst half Tantre blocked a klck tucked the ball under has arm and galloped across the goal llne to score the Sknppers final touchdown of the game Perry scored nts only touchdown rn the third quarter whule nts try for the extra pount was no good From then on untrl th flnal gun neuther team s plays seemed to materlallze unto scorlng pomts and the game ended 25 6 FAIRPORT 44 MADISON O team with the top heavy score of 44 O Th Sklppers points came as the result of seven touchdowns and two extra points Three touchdowns were made an the flrst quarter Kakas scored after takung a pass tossed to htm Lee tntercepted a pass and ran 45 yards to score and Kosk: ran the ball around has own left end to score Kakas agaan crossed the goal lane sn the second quarter whsle soon after Heltanen unter cepted a Madison pass and raced 65 yards to cross the goal lnne Moroz added the extra pount In the second half Kakas ran 82 yards to make has thrrd tally whlch was followed shortly by a pass from Moroz to Fundermark for the final touchdown of the game Krukku added the extra pount ralsnng the fnnal score to 44 O lContlnued on Page 593 FAIRPORT 20-GENEVA7 Fairport trounced a valiant Madison effefzmen BOB LEE easaly the outstandang player of the team He was the best blockrng back an the school s hastory Coach Da y wall want many years to get an able e placement ELMER TUOKKALA though playang at the end posataon for has farst and last year Elmer was topped defensavely by no end an thas dastract He graduates an Jan uary to try out for Sam s team BOB BOYER tackle and the fastest man on the squad He excelled on defense breakang up most of the opponents plays comang has way Has place wall be hard to GEORGE RASMUSSEN our other tackle He was equally good on offense and defense Ras usually stopped the plays b fore they got started H ll be hard to replace next season DAVE HAKOJARVI the center Dave played the most daffacult offensave posataon on the lane and usually blocked has man He was very good on defense and called the defensive sagnals He played has last game JIM GREIG quarterback the braans of the team Jam was an exceptaonally good sagnal caller callang the raght plays at the raght tame He dadnt carry the ball much but dad has share as a blockang back Jam wall graduate an June BOB JUZNA a senaor out for the farst tame Spent most of has tame an the other teams backfaeld He was hampered by anauraes and Doason avy durang part of the season BOB OROSZ though not a regular he was an able replacement for our other tackles Bob was noted for has faght and never say dae attatude Leaves us June DON KOSKI though plagued by an auraes durang most of the season he was always an there faghtang Don was our best passer and punter Has shoes wall be har to fall MAYNARD TANTRE the heavaest man on the squad Bull was a bulwark on defense Hell be remembered for has 40 yard aaunt of a blocked kck an th Perry game EDDIE TOBIAS our stellar guard Toby led the team an tackles and was a vacaous blocker No team got through has posataon He has another year to perform f F H S CHAS HILL though hurt the farst week Snoz came back and played bang up game at guard He couldnt be budged out of posataon Charley w ll be around to star an 45 RUSS STEINBACK although he was one of the laghtest men on the team Rusty played a steady brand of ball and was an able pass receaver He returns next season NICK MOROZ Moe dadnt start the season as a regular but amproved so rapadly that he couldnt be kept on the bench Hell be back next year to help spark the team ANDY KAKAS Andy was the speed of the backfaeld and specaalazed an skart ang the ends He as only a sophomore and should be the sparkplug of the outfat for the next two seasons to come th tvs . ,, . ,, . , . , ITT . , . I If - , L , 1 d . 1 ll ll , . , , - I I I 'X . I I C. - 1 . t fill. ll ll ' ll Il . Ol' . . . Q I - . e 11 11 ' I O I . . . , r ll ll I ' ll 4 1 , . , , ' ' ' 11 11 1 1 . 1 I , . 11 11 ' - I IT -a Thnrfy-seven gaslzeflJall feffefzmen BOB JUZNA One of the best defensive players on the team He al ways held his opponents dawn to a few points Bob was a good long shot and ball handler He graduates in June RAY HOLM Highest scorer on the team this season His accurate shots won many a game for the Skippers He is a junior and will be donna his share of the scoring next season NICK MOROZ Another good long shot a good defensive as well as offensive player Nicks high scoring helped win several games for the Skippers this season He has another season in which to play for the Skip pers ELMER FUNDERMARK Playing his first year as a regular Elmer showed up well at his center position He always held his position under the basket and could be depended upon to get the ball He is only a junior and has one more season to go JIM QUELLA A good defensive player Although he didnt score many points he helped set up the plays for the other boys Jim graduates at the mid year of next season. ANDY KAKAS-Although he usually didn't appear in the starting line-up, Andy did play a good share of most of the games. His excellent ball-handling helped a great deal. He has two more seasons in which to show his wares, thirty-e'ght FAIRPORT 31 WICKLIFFE 35 The Sklppers were defeated In the open :ng game ofthe season by the close margin ot tour points The tnrst halt ended with ncklutte l acllng by 8 pon s 23 Wucklatte held the lead throughout the entire game which ended an thenr favor 3531 FAIRPORT 52 KIRTLAND 24 The Skuppers took thenr tnrst vnctory b quick lead nn the turst quarter maknng 14 pounts whxle Kirtland made 3 The tlrst halt ended with Faurport leadlng 2611 In the second halt Fairport scored 26 ponnts to Kurtlands 13 endung the game nn Four ports favor 52 24 FAIRPORT 42 PERRY 16 Fairport took their second vlctory from Perry At halt tame Fanrport held a 21 pount lead 265 Perry tunally sett ec down In the last quarter allowung the Skrp pers 6 ponnts whlle they scored 9 ponnts The tnnal score was 42 16 FAIRPORT 42 CHESTERLAND 36 Another vlctory was racked up when the th ty t Skuppers detcated Chesterland an a closely contested game Fanrport l d n all to arters 96 2319 O 6 was only tne clever ball handllng whucn kept the Skuppers un the lead Bob Juzna and Ray Holm were hugh scorers ot the game wnth 12 and 11 points respectsvely FAIRPORT 26 ALUMNI 16 In a hard and closely fought battle the Sknppers defeated the Alamnn whach was composed ot Jam Greig Bob Lee Andy The tnrst quarter consnsted maunly ot ball handllng as the quarter score stood at 1 O tor the Sknppers The halt revealed the Skuppers ahead 7 2 From there on the Sklppers never gave up their lead and the game ended 26 16 FAIRPORT 36 CHESTERLAND 15 ln an easnly won game the Sknppers de teated Chesterland for the second tnme thus season It was Faurport s game all the way wuth quarter scores standnng an Faurports favor 90 202 289 3615 lContunaecl on Page 601 ' e 1 ar V - 1 au , - , - , 32-3 , 42-3 . 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Y I D I I fVO,U 1C1fWQ lflfflfmd-y FO1 D0Vl Qfcbbed 9 Ritek, Ed Palko, and Charles Seigwarth, ' A , -, ' I 1 . , A A 'LGC Mlnus the seryuces of a coach the Sklpper thnnclads took to the cnnde track an spnte ot thus handucap The team as bullt around tour returnnng lettermen Charles Hull wenghts Russ Steunback pole vault Bob Boyer dashes Bull Ahonen hurdles and a number ot promusung prospects Although the squad may not appear to be a very large one ut wnll be nn there tughtung for nts share of the poents an any track meet Tralnung as under the dnrectron of manager Merton Pohto A rll l7 Aprul 24 April 27 May 2 May May May May l9 SCHEDULE OF MEETS Mentor at Falrport Wllloughby at Eaurport Paunesyllle at Fairport Perry at Eaurport Mentor Relays League Prellmunarues at Mentor League Fanals Dlstnct Meet at Orange fo ty D. . y5 8 .. . ll ' vz Qfhlecfcc ssocaafuon The GAA us an argauuuzatuan whuch guves the gurls at the schaal an appartunuty to earn a letter by bartucupatung un tour team sports soccer ynlleyball basketball and sattball The clumax at the season tar each spart us the selectuan at two honar teams and the subsequent contest tor the champuanshup Thus year the cluded the tallawung gurls Helen Kush Jena l-lulberg Betty Pullar Caral Keta Phyllus Erklaula Helen Raadasaua Marcy Napanen Celua Dye The Club s attucers tar l944 l945 were Presudent Helen Kush Games Manager Alberta Stuuru Equupment Manager La Verne Kautuauuen tarty one Ci. l 1 . . . wunning allfstar basketball tearn was captauned by Irene Wayuuer and un fam s on s Our motto Every Purchaser a Satisfied Customer Although we were given the right to fly a Minute Man flag for 9090 student participation soon after we started to sell War Stamps and Bonds in 43 we regrettully announce that in January and February l945 the number ot non buyers had increased to over lOOo and consequently this right has been withdrawn At the present writing lMarchJ we are hoping to regain that privilege again soon STAMP AND BOND SALESMEN FIRST SEMESTER Jean Burch Grace Esterhay Phyllis Pohto l.ciVerne Gedeon Frank Modic Jim Maioros Betty Lepisto William Hambor Murray Wincholl Gerald Werronen Mike Kucsma Richard Peltoma SECOND SEMESTER Ida Szuhay Helen Kish Arthur Tuokkola Joe Biyak Frank Modic Harold Lillback Betty Lcpisto Juanita Steinback Douglas Gedeon Shirley Gould Mary Jane Snyder Alan O'Janpa NOTE: March 29, April 3, April 9, April l6 were all IOOWJ sales days. forty-two fty FAMILY AND HOME OUTFITTERS TOUBIVIAN S THE BIG STORE Comer 4th and Hugh Streets Fanrport Harbor O In Lake Coamty It s TOUBMAN S ' Men s Women s Chlldren s Clothing Shoes Furmture Stoves Rugs Rodlos 42 YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS Congratalatuons to the Class of I945 from MR SPERBER OI' WRIGHTS of PamesvIIIe Congratulatnons and Best Washes to the CIass of I945 THE PRINESVILLE PUBLISHING CO INC 46 N State St Pamesvulle Ohxo NEVITE Washmg Soda and Water Softener Is Made an Faurport Makes Washmg Easy Saves Soap Nevlte 1 Buy ut at Your Grocers THE BUCKEYE SODA CO Falrport Harbor Ohio ,?.--I-.- t..t -M- - I- -I-I- .tt. -I..-.-..-.I- t.t. -,...,,.- .tt. ,.,-I.t-.I....I- I-I.-I.-I....I...,......- - .-.- I I I ll ll I I . 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F ' 1 ..-... .- - -.t.-t.-t,-,,- .- A- stt. - ,- -t.-t.-tLtt-,K-t-t.-t.- - - - --,- - - -A-A-A-4 - I gt! oof cz lContunued from Page 355 FAIRPORT l4 PAINESVILLE O For the second tume thus season the Skuppers defeated theur old ruvals un a hard fought game whuch ended un Faurports favor l4 0 lt was a nup and tuck game for the furst three quarters when neuther team was able to gaun suffucuent yardage for any scorung threat At the begunnung of the fourth quarter Faurport was on Paunesvulle s 20 yard lune after gaunung on several plunges and a pass from Lee to Steunback The Skuppers then worked theur way to the l yard lune where Lee passed to Kakas for the furst touchdown and Moro added the extra pount on an end run Soon ut became Faurports ball agaun and the Skuppers worked ut down to the l yard Iune where Lee then plunged through the center for the funal touchdown He then passed to Steunback for the extra pount That the game was cleanly played was showed by the penalty fugures one fuve yard penalty for offsude FAIRPORT 20 MENTOR 6 Faurport marked up uts suxth vuctory of the season by defeatung a hard fughtung Mentor team Mentor scored furst after unterceptung a F a u r p o r t pass and workung the ball down unto pay durt The try for the extra pount fauled Faurport then came back to make uts furst touch down wuth Kakas scorung and Kosku addung the extra pount Late un the second quar f fty ter the Skupper lune blocked a punt and Faurport then took over on Mentors l0 yard lune From there Lee carrued over The thurd and funal touchdown came un the last quarter when Kakas untercepted a pass on Mentor s I5 and advanced to the 7yard lune Lee then plunged over and also added the extra pount FAIRPORT 40 WICKLIFFE 7 Faurport rolled to uts seventh and funal vuctory of the year Sux touchdowns and four extra pounts accounted for the Skup pers pounts Lee plunged over for the furst touchdown after a 60 yard druve down the fueld by the Skuppers The Skuppers soon had the ball agaun and powered theur way from Faurport s 46 to the oppon ents ll? where Lee passed to Kosku for the pount for a l3 0 lead Wuckluffes lone tally resulted after they untercepted a Skup per pass and then threw one of theur own to reach the l yard lune From there they plunged over The extra pount was good Lee plunged for the thurd touchdown after a successful pass and a I5 yard penalty set the Skuppers unto scorung posutuon The try for the extra pount was good Kosku untercepted a pass on the 22 and fought hus way to the 9 yard lune Lee made the touchdown and Ahonen added the extra o nt ln the last quarter the Skupper lune stopped a Wuckluffe threat on theur own l4 yard lune from where the Skuppers drove down the fueld and unto pay terrutory Kosku made the touchdown and Kakas the extra pount The last touchdown came on a pass from Kakas to Greug endung the game and also the hugh school football careers of eleven senuors . ,I T I . . . ,- - ll ' - - Il - ' I . 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Lee added the extra . , . , A I i -nin lContunued from Page 395 FAIRPORT 34 WICKLIFFE 30 Seekung revenge for an earluer defeat Faurport rallued un the last quarter to wun the game by a margun of 4 pounts after Wuckluffe had led the scorung un the furst 3 peruods Ray Holm was tued wuth Brunettu of Wuckluffe for hugh scorung honors wuth l4 pounts FAIRPORT l8 PAINESVILLE 28 ln a fast game the Paunesvulle Red Rauders defeated the Skuppers un a hard fought bottle by l0 pounts Paunesvulle led un each peruod wuth a runnung score of l6 ll 23 l3 and 28 l8 Ray l-lom was hugh scorer wuth 9 pounts The Skuppers won theur seventh game or the year by rollung over the Maduson Blue Streaks Because of the heught of the Maduson team Faurport trauled by 3 pounts at the end of the furst quarter ln th second quarter Faurport took the lead and held ut throughout the enture game Elmer Fundermark was hugh pount mon wuth l7 pounts FAIRPORT 48 MADISON l6 Faurport won theur second game wuth Maduson by agoun scorung 48 pounts agaunst the opponents 16 pounts Faurport led throughout the enture game Nuck Moroz held hugh scorung honors wuth l6 pounts ef whule Ray Holm followed wuth a close l4 pounts FAIRPORT 47 KIRTLAND 39 Kurtland was handed uts second defea from Faurport thus season un a return game whuch proved to be a more even match than the furst game Nuck Moroz was hugh pount man of the game FAIRPORT 36 PERRY 26 Ray l-lolm and Bob Juzna sparked the Skuppers to theur second easy vuctory over Perry Faurport led throughout the game wuth peruod scores of 9 5 20 l0 25 l9 and 36 26 Ray Rolm was hugh scorer wuth l4 pounts FAIRPORT 33 WILLOUGHBY 42 much tougher game than they expected Although the odds favored Wulloughby Faurport trauled un the furst two peruods by l pount and led the thurd peruod by that some margun The heught of Ernue Suvak Wulloughby center was the decudung factor un the last peruod rally whuch gave Wul loughby the game FAIRPORT 3l PAlNu:SVll.LE 42 Faurport was handed uts second defeat from Paunesvulle after a closely fought furst half Movung un a see saw fashuon neuther team was able to gaun a lead on the other durung the furst half whuch ended un a 20 20 te Paunesvulle took the lead un the thurd quarter by addung l5 pounts to theur credut and holdung Faurport down to l pount YY 9-6, ' - , - f H- T u ' FAIRPORT 48 1 MADISGN 35 The Willoughby Rangers received O . 5 1 i I . . . -, IOSTEN'S TREASURE CRAFT JEWELERS Class Rmgs Pms 627 Uman Commerce Blda Cleveland Ohra 0 B JV THE GUIDE TO BETTER FOOD VALUES Nexf fa the Rasf Office EAIRRORT HARBOR OHIO Compliments af THE BREAD AND BUTTER FOOD SHOP 427 Eagle St Fairport Harbor Ohio Dzal 5362 . , 4 ' .1 Q C Y ' b f ,, .Q.--- , - ..,.... 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James I was thunkung of taklng up land Mr Williams Much? James A shoyelful a a tlme Old Man So you y m t my son at hugh schoo THANKS Thanks for all the homework you brought lt really was so nuce Th place for you as under Twenty feet of ace Mr Wtrwchell telephones Operator gnye me eleven tumes thlrty one mnnus sux duvlded by f-ye add to lt twnce th ortgunal number and make ut SVWCIDDY THE NlGHT BEFORE EXS Twas the nnght before exs And all through my bean I hunted un yaan For light rays to gleam As They Would Deflne An Upper Classman Senuor A sensor Junlor A lunlor or senlor Sophomore Anythung better than a freshman Freshman Who cares? Sensor You ought to take chloroform Freshman Yeah? Who teaches ut? Juswlk l want the ltfe of Julnus Caesar Mnss Rugg Sorry sur but Brutus was ahead of you ln partnng remember when a teach r calls you unspeakable she usually doesn t mean too good for words T - 11 - 11 iT T I I I T T A 'rr 1 w I F F V '11 , I- 4 I If 11 I ,, , . ,, If f C 9 I IDU George Sure we slept tn the same algebra class together I s , ,I .Q . . ll . f I . . I I T . l I 3 I ,, , A , I I 11 - 11 - I I 11 - - 11 . , , . , 1 O I X Maw , ww r '7 lf! - Y 1 X X, KX!!! L4 I Wg' .I A 'F f ff! , X ff RH f rbx-0