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

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iil.. A um-ipiul Il'l0lld, 172lII'Il0I'I7'S head Annual salesmen. Left to right--Marilyn Miller, Mary librarian, Mrs. Casey. Ann Moroz, Marlene Miller, William Stange, Albin Ulle, and T811 Marianne Lefelhocz. OUR LIBRARY FACILITIES Mrs. Casey the head librarian and l , I , ier assistants, have maintained a library which is very worthy of praise. There is probably no other town, the size of Fair- port, which has the facilities which we have St d , . u ents are able to spend many periods in the library during the school day and to spend hours there studying in the evening. Reading material is of no val I ue unless it is read. Our library not only draws Fairporters, but also many others. Inside the walls of the library building, much knowledge has been gathered. Many can base their success upon what they have learn d th ' ' ' ' ' e rough the facilities of an outstanding library. Harvey Hilston, Wlilliam Urban, and Neal Hilston: janitors at Harding High. NVQ are all ggi-ateflll that they keep our school in tip-top condition.

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MR. WILLIAMS Superintendent Seniors of 1956 End and Beginning Seniors: Four years of work and play have brought you to the climax of your secondary education. If your formal education is completed I hope that Harding High School standards and requirements have served as adequate prepara- tion for your chosen life work. Some graduates look for- ward to further intellectual enrichment at the university level. May Commencement be the beginning which will open the door to success in many fields of endeavor. High school should awaken in each of you the desire to serve society to the best of your ability. The satisfaction derived from serving man and country is the greatest achieve- ment of any individual. I congratulate you upon your attainments and extend best wishes for further success. Carl P. Williams, Superintendent ADMINISTRATION A milestone has now been reached in an important event of your life. For the past few years you have studied and you have learned. This type of process is a necessary prepara- tion for the type of society in which we live Our aim is t . o acquire knowledge to best fit our needs for a purposeful and useful life-not only for the benefit of ourselves but more important to understand and appreciate our fellow citizens. You and I each have a solemn duty for which we are morally responsible. In order to realize man's value we must have a splrit of democracy and be ready to uphold that true spirit-sometimes at the risk of great sacrifice. You have prepared yourselves to meet any challenge that may be inter- r ted p e as an infringement upon our democracy. Remember your heritage and be proud of it. As you go to your job or college my best wishes are with you. W. R. Branthoover, Principal Twelve MR. BRANTHOOVER Principal