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

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J' Harbor Light Board 4, - - - - A Jim Pillar Ed Pasanen Bill Ulle Bufsin-ess .Manager Ass't. Business Mrmager Editor-in-Chief Bill Nagy Gibby Shelby Shirley Shouts Sports Editor Artist Typist Nancy Smith Audrey Mo1'a Carol Hill Ass't. Artist Feature Editor 11-9-97. Editor S617671 ,

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6 . . Appreciation MISS HAZEL RUGG A word of appreciation to Miss Rugg, who has been a true, unforget- able friend to many members of our class, always willing to help us with any problems, and whom we shall al- ways remember as a very capable teacher. We hope that she will regain her health and re-enter the teaching profession so that the students at Harding will again have the opportuni- ty of being in her class. Harding High salutes you, Miss Rugg. MR. ELIJAH H. BROVVN A word of appreciation to Mr. Brown who, becoming ill this year, left the faculty on a leave of absence to make his home in Florida. We will al- ways remember him for his help in mak- ing out schedules and deciding what courses we would take all through high school. Under his guidance the mem- bers of the Camera Club developed into accomplished photographers and took the pictures for the past Harbor Lights. Harding High salutes you, Mr. Brown. Six

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Class P09111 We were freshmen, timid freshmen, Only four short years ago: Now we're seniors, haughty seniors, And to ns the world bows low. We have traveled ever onward, Through a maze of learning new, Led by teachers: now we're grounded IVith conviction, we stand true. Let as pause then to acknowledge Those who pointed out the way: Teachers, we have grown so fond of: Friends, whom we mnst leave today. .Is one body we -move forward, Without banner, drnm, or ffife: Going forth to 'meet the challenge Of a rendezvous with life. So, teachers, students, gather round ns. As we sing so merrily, And departing, leave fond memories Of the class of fifty-three. - ATIOHYITIOUS Eight