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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

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Editor-in-Chief Susan Hill discusses staff Business Manager Robert Holpit types lists assignments with Assistant Editor Elizabeth of advertisers with Assistant Bruce Mackey Bacso and Feature Editor Carolyn Olle. 744 so-,za WSW The Harbor Light Staff has worked hard and long to bring you a book full of memories, full of life like pictures that will make your school experiences fresh and vivid in future years. We have tried to set the tone in the opening pages picturing the dedicatee in a working position and including many more pictures of what the staff feels is gen- uinely school life. We would especially like to thank our Advisor Mr. Knapp for his understanding assistance, Miss Rosemary Mackey for typing so much of our copy, the teachers and administrators for their cooperation, and our advertisers without whose support this project would never have been possible. Gne and all who helped us in any way: THANK You The happy boys: Sports Editor Joseph Kapo- Photographer Richard Ellar in one of many stasy in a more business like scene with picture studies with Assistant Richard Staff Artist Nick Vrabel. Suomela. ,-gy ,g k,.V,kk , ' , ., W, :fwf- Q'?.lYQ'53sg . 3 T:-I-ffm' Hifi!! JV., -,f , k,,, ,, ,,f,.,,, ,,,, ,Aff-1 MAL,-f,3f-,Jiflf1:w9'f'f:5f?1f,Liiiqtgiefjigi , ,, I-J:-if 1f,v-vi-f,-gf'-, m,K:,.zifgax-Lf -f-1- ,'f-P:,:.ff?:,Q,: , , fi ' - W-fE,fgmQr:fr IJQV ffffiff, , ,:5v:.,:fe fa, ,vi 11 WJ?-' , gf,-'rx' 7111 z,LuffQJ,'wfwfif' Ifg.f,vJ-A--J'ff'f.,'f:IEW ifEi-Q-',-Q'grk- ,'5,.?2f':JffQp ,523i'!i?fVYf. ,r' 1--'iE,'Hf'?f Y 'f-Fw-'f-fLq,mi-'fffL.iI,f,' ,-Jyfgw-,'A59,jCf , X, Q. ,fi,ffg--,Jeff-fn:y2:.?E!ii, K ,,,, f f, f , , ff'eff+-.'f-1' .,,,,,' wwf wififfw,I-1-f'v -V554T.fV',:ff,NL1?1 I,,O,1fm-Q,wel 1' if , ,- , ,M,f,f' gmwr-wi!-5-.ap!,-g,.Q14,4 . 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Mmgw M-f.--wftvyEkiwwwf S K ' ' f a , , H P,,m,' ,,,,, , ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, , ,-,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,, 74e77imazz4e 744 MR. WILLIAMS, Superintendent MR. BRANTHOOVER, Principal L Wt I W., Left to right: Mr. Boley, Mr. Blakeslee, Mrs. Mackey, Mr. Hill, Mr. G. Bittner, President: Mrs. Farmer, Clerk: Mr. Williams, Superintendent. The well-oiled machinery of the Fairport School System has come about largely through the efforts of the seven hard working citizens pictured above. Many of the policies tha have added so much to the balanced curriculum at Harding have been initiated by this group. Two of the seven seats, now empty, will be difficult to fill. One of those seats has been occupied by the late Grant Bittner, for seventeen years a vital force in public education at Fairport. The other vacancy has been caused by the resignation of Mrs. Hazel Farmer, who capably served as School Clerk for a ten year period. The Harbor Light staff extends their appreciation to an effective policy making body: The Fairport School Board. I OM7 MR. ASHMAN Industrial Arts MRS. BELDEN School Secretary MRS. BLAZINA English, Bookkeeping MR. BRANTHOOVER Principal Human Relations MRS. CALDWELL School Nurse . MR. DALY English, Assistant Football Coach MRS. DRAGUS Latin, Social Science MISS HOLLETT Seventh Grade MR. KNAPP Typewriting, Guidance Director MISS KULA Seventh Grade MR. LAUVER Mathematics, Driver Education, Assistant Basketball Coach MR. LUOMA Instrumental Music MRS. MARTIN Home Economics MISS OYLER Business Machines, Shorthand, Typewriting, Office Practice eem, em, ew, - 2' ew, Superintendent Williams confers with Prin- cipal Branthoover while casual observer Q Mr. Lauvery looks on. Miss Kula, seventh grade teacher, helps Diane Saari stitch her leather wallet. ect that special finishing touch in Shop class. Steve Tarnosky looks for wood planer in background. Lee Kozsey and Frank Arndt give their proj- MRS, PATCH Civics, Speech, Family Problems MR. ROJECK Football Coach, Hygiene Boys' Physical Education MISS RUGG English MR. STIRM Chemistry, Biology MR. THOMAS Basketball Coach, American History, General Science MISS WEST English MISS WHITE Hygiene, Girls' Physical Education MR. WILLIAMS Superintendent MRS. WILLIAMS Vocal Music MR. WINCHELL Mathematics, Physics ll I 4 N215 mwdazgw F' Miss White helps eighth grade students with their study problems in her home room. Ninth grade students in General Science class take a break for benefit of staff photographer. Mr. Thomas was caught in one of his less energetic moods. Miss Ho11ett's seventh grade future scientists temporarily interrupt their work for an eyes front. Mrs. Dragus and Scholars x 560 f Z I ff. 3 . 3 fi' -7,,f f .V V. , ,f ,Z 2 7 - - Head Librarian Mrs. Casey Fairport Public Library: An asset to school and com- munity. 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Ellar, E. Bittner, s ee CLASS OF 1958 COLOR: Blue and Gold FLOWER: White Carnation MOTTOg Many small make a great Officers, left to right: Secretary, John Lefelhoczg Vice President, Paul Palugyayg President, Bruce Mackey, Business Manager, Richard Ellarg Treasurer, Errol Sippola. CLASS OF 1960 COLOR: Red and White FLOWER: White Rose MOTTO: Knowledge is a treasure but practice is the key to it Officers, left to right: Vice President, Richard Heikkilag Treasurer, Nancy Toberg President, Robert Esterhayg Secretary, Andy Markus. 0542014 CLASS OF 1959 COLOR: Lavender and White FLOWER: Pansy MOTTO: Today we follow, tomorrow we lead Officers, left to right: Secretary, John Ritekg President, Wayne Waltersg Vice Presi dent, Roseanne Bezzegg Treasurer, Mike Kozsey. W 2 K . . K S ,, , ..ff-,if,,..,,,,,.,JI.,-,11.U.',h.,,.ff, .L , , - , . , ,, ms, aw,-e-nf':1'3-.fy 71,3 mis.,f:2fi1x'11'. ' :sm 14 Q. , .- :ww-,gfl t.. :mf-11'-ww-L,w 2 ,V I xflif' 'xl W L' Ulzmjg KL-,3igf:f.q:1Qf,3e5fJ?i:ffig: V- H K,-r. 1 I , , f X jf'?jQ.fZfYf3Qf 51E3'i'f5:f1 U 1' T ,ff5'i5'fL1w- R. W, .. . ,, . V , , , ,fx ..,, L.L,, ,,,7, ' f f n . .wif ,,-, HM .. ff -, , ,,.k,7,::-,, ,ff,.- e.,1,'K,.,,. ,Q .,,kA.. .,,y,.,,,,,,,,-,,.,, ,M ,, 1 A ,,g,,,,.,,,h, , , wi MW .qi,.f-.np JH . 1 1-7 A A ', V , ,, . 4,fS,jfv115sf-,572 .il ' I 4 , 1- . 9 L 2 2 K 52225415-5115fffLf4pf,wif4'23 - ' f - ,ffxiffzm-' v ,X Q Q X L ,K f..,,,,f . .fxn--,SW ,,. f- my , , ., . X,.,,-,gr,,,Q.,gWL,,u.1X,, Q L KL , 2 gig ' 5 7 , K H ROBERTA ALTO Home Room Officer 1, 2: Junior Hi Chorus 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4: GAA 3, 4: Ensemble 3,4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Officer: Y-Teens 2, 3,4: Commercial Club 4. GARY BRAINARD Class Officer 3: Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3: Football Club 4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN BRENNAN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Officer 4: Choral Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Hi Chorus 1: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Football 4: Football Captain 4. SUSAN HILL Home Room Officer 1, 2: Junior Hi Chorus 1: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer: GAA 2, 3, 4, Officer: Band 1,2,3,4, Officer: Sch. Club 2, Officer: Hiram Sch. Team 2,3: Library Club 1: Choral Club 2, 3,4: Ensemble 1, 2, 3,4: Y-Teens 2, 3,4: Lake Co. Sch. Club 2: Harbor Light 4. CAROL COOPER Home Room Officer 1: Hiram Sch. Team 2: Band 1, 2, 3, Majorette 2, 3: Choral Club 2, 3,43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Hi Chorus 1: GAA 2, 3,45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. NORMAN CURTIS Home Room Officer 4. GEORGE ESTES Miami, Florida, 1, 2, 3: Choral Club 4: Boys' Glee Club 4. MARY HAMBOR Junior l-li Chorus 1: Girls' Glee Club 1,2: Y-Teens 2, 3,4: GAA 2, 3,4, PATRICIA CARROLL Class Officer 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. JOHN HENKEL Hiram Sch. Team 2: Band 1, 2: Choral Club 3,4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Junior Hi Chorus 1: Boys' Ensemble 3,4: Home Room Officer 4. ROBERT HOLPIT Football 1, 2, 3,4: Basketball 2, 3: Choral Club 3,4, Officer: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Hi Chorus 1: Boys' Ensemble 3, 4: Intramurals 4: Football Club 4: Harbor Light 4. HELENA HILTUNEN Band 1, 2: Choral Club 4: Y-Teens 2, 3,4 KAREN LEPISTO Class Officer 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 2,3,4, Junior Hi Chorus 1, Offi- cer, Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4, GAA 2, 3,4, Commercial Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 3,4. JOSEPH KAPOSTASY Home Room Officer 2,3, Class Officer 3, Hiram School Team 2,3, School Club 2, Boys' Glee Club 2,3, Harbor Light 4, Intramurals 4. DELBERT KELTTO Home Room Officer 2, Junior Hi Chorus 1, Football 1, 2, 3,4, Basketball 1, 2,3, Band 1, 2,3,4, Officer, Choral Club 2,3,4, Officer, Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3, Football Club 4. MARLENE MACKEY Band 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, GAA 1, 2,3,4, Pep Club 1, 2,3, School Club 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2.4, Choral Club 2,3,4, Junior Hi Chorus 1, Senior Class Play 4, Hiram School Team 2, 3.4. DELORES KATONA Home Room Officer 1,2, Choral Club 3,4, Junior Hi Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Commer- cial Club 2, Y-Teens 2,3,4. JACK HRITZ Basketball Manager 1, Hiram School Team 2.3, Band 1, 2,3,4, Junior Hi Chorus 1. ZOLTAN KANOCZ ALICE KAUTIAINEN Band 1, Choral Club 2,3,4, Junior Hi Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2.3, GAA 1, 2,3,4, Commercial Club 2, Y-Teens 2,3,4. ROSEMARY MACKEY Home Room Officer 15 Senior Class Play 45 Pep Club 1, 2,4, Officer5 Cheerleader 1,25 Band 1,25 Choral Club 2,3,45 Junior Hi Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,3,45 GAA 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4. MARVIN LATVA Home Room Officer 1,2, 35 Basketball 1,35 Football 2,45 Football Club 45 Harbor Light 3. ROBERT MYERS Home Room Officer 1,3,45 Class Officer 35 Football 3,45 Basketball 1, 2,35 Foot- ball Club 4. IUDITH MARUSCHAK Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Choral Club 45 Y-Teens 2, 3,4. CAROLYN OLLE Home Room Officer 15 School Club 1,2 3,4, Officerg Lake County School Club 1, 2, 3,4, Officer5 Hiram School Team 1,2,35 Library Club 15 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Officer5 Band 1, 2,3,4, Officer5 Choral Club 2, 3,45 Junior Hi Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Youth Traffic Club 3,45 Ensemble 15 Harbor Light 4. RITCHIE ORRIS Home Room Officer 45 Boys' Glee Club 45 Football 1, 2, 3,43 Football Club 4. RAYMOND NELSON Home Room Officer 1,2,45 Football 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Football Club 4. MARY ANN PILLAR Home Room Officer 15 Class Officer 35 Commercial Club 2,33 School Club 1, 2, 3,45 Lake County School Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Officer5 Youth Traffic Club 3,45 Hiram School Team 1,2. GAIL SIPPOLA Home Room Officer 1, Y-Teens 2, 3,4, Choral Club 4, Band 1, 2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Junior Hi Chorus 1, Ensemble 1. JOHN POPELY Choral Club 2,3,4, Junior Hi Chorus 1, Boys' Glee Club 2,4, Commercial Club 2. FRANK QUINN Home Room Officer 2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2, School Club 2,3,4, Lake County School Club 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3. JO ANNA SIVAK Cheerleader 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,4, Pep Club 3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4. SARAH RITARI Band 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Hiram School Team 3, Choral Club 2, 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Junior Hi Chorus 1, Ensemble 4. CHARLES PATTERSON Football 1, Manager 4, Choral Club 4, Boys' Glee Club 3,4, Band 1, 2,3, Hiram School Team 1, 3. DONALD PETHTAL Commercial Club 2. CAROL Sl-IEATS Band 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Choral Club 2,3,4, Junior Hi Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Ensemble 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,3. RITA STENROOS Band 1,2,3,4, Choral Club 2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4g Pep Club lg Class Officer 4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g Junior Hi Chorus lg GAA 3,4. ROBERT STEVENS Home Room Officer lg Senior Class Play 4, Football 2g Choral Club 2,3,4, Offi- cerg Junior Hi Chorus 1, Officer, Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4g Ensemble 2,3,4. MILTON THALL Basketball lg Football 3g Choral Club 2, 3g Boys' Glee Club 2,35 Junior Hi Chorus 1. EMILY STERMOCK Majorette 3,4g Choral Club 3,4g Girls' Glee Club 3,4g Y-Teens 3,4g Brownsville, Pa. 1.2. JANICE TICEL Home Room Officer 1g Y-Teens 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Officerg Commercial Club 45 Cheerleader 4g GAA 1, 2,3,4, Officer, Junior Hi Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3,4g Choral Club 4. DONALD TOTH Home Room Officer lg Basketball 25 Band 1, Choral Club 3: Boys Glee Club 3,4. ALBIN ULLE Home Room Officer 1, Class Officer 2, 3g Football 1, 2,3,4g Basketball 1, 2,3g Harbor Light 3, Hiram School Team 2, 3, Choral Club 2,3,4g Boys' Glee Club 3,45 Junior Hi Chorus 1, Officerg Ensemble 3,4g Football Club 4g School Club 2, 3,4g Lake County School Club 2, 3,4. MARCIA SZUHAY Majorette 1, 2,3,4g Class Officer 45 Junior Hi Chorus lg Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,3,4g Pep Club 1g Y-Teens 2,3,4, Officer. NICK VRABEL Harbor Light 4. MELVIN WAINIO Football 2,3,4g Choral Club 2,45 Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4g Basketball 3,45 Foot- ball Club 4. PAULA TOMPKINS Home Room Officer lg Y-Teens 2,3,4p Hiram School Team 3g Majorette 2,3, 4, Choral Club 4, Junior Hi Chorus lg Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3, 4, Officer, Pep Club 3,4g Y-Teens and Junior Hi Chorus Officer. ROBERT ULLE Home Room Officer 1,2g Football Manager 2, 3,4g Class Officer 2. RONALD VAN I URA Basketball 1, 2g Football 4g Football Club 4. MARGARET WILSON Home Room Officer 3, Class Officer 4, Choral Club 4g Junior Hi Chorus lg Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4g Cheerleader 1,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g GAA 3,4. 0 O Band 1 , 2 Football 1 JOHN CHARLES DALY q1939 - 1955, HE IS NOT DEAD I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead. He is just away. with a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an unknown land And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since he lingers there. And you--oh, you, who the wildest yearn For an old -time step, and the glad return, Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here. Think of him still as the same. I say, He is not dead--he is just away. Q James Whitcomb Riley 4. 9 S If 5? I 5 'H lm I I I ps i I o I3 8 Choral Club 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Scholarship Club 2 Hiram Scholarship Team 1 2 First - General Science 1954 First - Biology 1955 This page is dedicated in respectful remembrance of the late John Charles Daly by his classmates. X3 'ix' 'Q X r '. J' I 1 0 lm x I jw QF' ss. Q 5 'X X43 i H . .X -- - Dear Harding: We, the graduating class of 1957, wish to thank you for giving us four of the most cherished possessions of our young lives - our four years of high school Our freshman year found us bursting at the seams with energy and as most of the teachers will admit, we used little of this on our studies. It was absorbed as well in athletics, music groups, and plain old horsing around. Our sophomore year came and we were a bit more dignified, for after all, we WERE in senior high school now and no longer children. This is the year double periods hit us and we do mean hit, Before we realized it, our junior year was upon us and things began to develop. Athletics, the class stand, class rings, and, the prom were the high- lights of the year. It was obvious too that we were growing up for many of us now began to think of careers to follow. We also began to take a more serious interest in our studies. Well, that takes us up to where we are now - graduating seniors. With mixed feelings of joy and sadness, we leave these dear old walls. We go to face the world but we will face it confidently for we know that we have had the best education possible. Harding, we thank you. Class of 1957 Written by John Henkel 9 2 6 I F in Q- F Q, I 7de4ZS 1 1 SMILE: DICK and IANICE HAIR: DON and ROSIE FIGURE: RITCHIE - SUSIE What's so funny? Silly, aren't they? f x NEATNESS: MARY and BOB EYES: GAIL and JOE Al1 dressed up and no fand friendj place to go. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CAROLYN and JOHN We're on our way up. BEST DRESSED: RITA - DON let's see you model it. Vdeal ' WIT: BOB and MARGE MUSIC ABILITY: AL - CAROL POLITENESS: BOB - KAREN Peek -a -bool Sir Robert Raleigh. PERSISTENCE: DEL and BARB Plough deep while sluggards sleep. B. Franklin DANCING: NICK and JUDY QUIETNESS: ZOLTAN - DELORES SPORTS: BOB - PAULA Aw, Nick. Purr-r-r. Our Olympic bid. - evuhfz 0 CLASS MOTTO FIRST SEMESTER Rita Stenroos ---- Vice President Marge Wilson ------ President Marcia Szuhay ----- Secretary Patricia Carroll - - - - Treasurer Success is our goalg progress and ambition are our helpers. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Scarlet and Gray American Beauty Rose CLASS ADVISORS Miss Dorothy West Mrs. Lucinda Patch SECOND SEMESTER Mary Jean Caruso ---- Secretary Delbert Keltto ------ President John Henkel ---- Vice President Norman Curtis ------ Treasurer L if W X 3 ,. ,.,.. ,.,, 5 K , , . , ,, .. , , M020 f S K H1 S s L JV aff H 645' in Skippers go forth to battle in typical entrance scene with salute by Harding High Band Skippers plunge forward against Harvey High Red Raiders. Bottom row, left to right: Robert Myers, George Daly, Robert Holpit, Gary Brainard, Delbert Keltto, Ray Nelson, Ritchie Orris, Albin Ulle, Paul Palugyay, John Brennan. Second row: Gus Asboth, Robert Johnson, Joe Kever, Charles Nagy, Bruce Mackey, Lee Kozsey, Marvin Latva, Arthur Locotosh, Dan Borelli, Jack Brainard, Bill Saarela. Third row: Steve Adams, Dennis Steinback, Bill Van Jura, Tom Lakso, Charles Patter- son, Melvin Wainio, Gerald Keltto, Bill Bumblis, Niles Oinonen, Charles Mackey, Errol Sippola. Fourth row: John Steinback, Andrew Markus, Robert Esterhay, John Ritek, Michael Kozsey, Wayne Walters, Tim Tomola, Tom Bartish, John Waldarek, Howard Ivary, John Lefelhocz, Don Rinyo, Manager. Cheerleaders: Marcia Miller, Joanna Sivak, Front, left to right: Don Rinyo, Bob Ulle, Roberta Alto, and Janice Ticel, Dorwin Bowman, Managersg Coaches: Chet Rojeck, George Daly. JOHN PA UL RIC HARD DELBERT GEORGE BRENNAN PAULUGYAY ORRIS KELTTO DALY Left End Left Tackle Left Guard Center Right Guard GARY BRAINARD: Senior Back: An all N.E.C. - his hard running will be missed in the Skipper backfield next yearg BOB MYERS - Senior Back: A real spark plug on the team, he handled his duties well. His shoes will be hard to fill. BOB HOLPIT: Senior End - An all N . E. C. end. His pass catching provided many a victory for the Skippers. JOHN BRENNAN Senior End: John was outstanding in turning those end runs and will be missed by Coach Rojeck. RAY NELSON: Senior Tackle - In his first ny at tackle Ray did a bang up job - 'ask his opponents. DELBERT KELTTO: Senior Center - Del was our big boy and a stalwart blocker. MARVIN LATVA: Senior Tackle - A defensive standout. Lutz hard tackling made many a foe wonder who brought in the tanks. ALBIN ULLE: Senior Back - Out of the lineup on occasion for injuries, Al kept bouncing back to pile up yardage for the Skippers. GEORGE DALY: Junior, Guard: Atough little guard. Gigi should be the mainstay of a tough line for next year. PAUL PALUGYAY: Junior, Tackle - Paul improved every game in his first try at tackle. RAY BOB BOB GARY BOB ALBIN NELSON HOLPIT MYERS BRAINARD JA RBOE ULLE Right Right End Quarterback Left Fullback Right Tackle Halfback H21fb2Ck BILL MARVIN MIKE ARTHUR RONALD BRUCE SAARELA LAT VA KOZSEY LOCOTOSH VAN IURA MAC KEY Left End Left Tackre Fullback 4 Center Left Right End Halfback BOB JARBOE: Junior, Back - Despite his injuries, Bob bolstered the Skipper's game with hard blocking and savage tackling. MIKE KOZSEY: Sophomore, Back - Mike had spark and heart whenever he was needed. RITCHIE ORRIS: Senior, Guard - Awarded Most Valuable Player Trophy Need we say more. Team members not pictured: Errol Sippola, Robert Johnson, Tom Lakso, Charles Patter- son, James Tomola, Arthur Locotosh, Jack Brainard, Lee Kozsey, Steve Adams, and Gary Jacobson. Watch out for these men next year. CHARLES WAYNE JOHN MELVIN JOE NA GY WA LTERS LEFELHOC Z WA INIO KEV ER Right Quarterback Right Tackle Right Tackle Line Backer Halfback A1 Ulle sweeps end for gain against Harvey. Bob Myers, hard running Quarterback, hits line against Raiders. Skippers stop charge by St. Joseph but eventually go down fighting. A MAN WITH A PLAN A dedicated man, Mr. Rojeck led and inspired his charges to a successful 6 - 4 recordg losing only to the powerhouses of this area. Good luck in the years to COTI16 . Fairport Fairport ' Fairport ' Fairport ' Fairport ' Fairport ' Fairport Fairport ' Fairport Fairport Head Coach: CHESTER ROIECK SEASON'S RECORD 14 21 0 13 0 19 33 6 39 O N, E. C. Games John Hay 7 Madison 6 Mentor '7 Riverside 12 Harvey 26 Ashtabula 6 Genevea 0 Conneaut 12 Wickliffe 13 St. Joseph 55 Richard fthe lion heartedy Orris receives Most Valuable Player award from Mr. Ted Bemay of the V. F.W. at Annual Banquet. Shgepme' Zaeea: Sum 7-'dl King Richard and Queen Susan Second attendants: Carol Cooper, Albin Ulleg Queen Susan Hill, King Ritchie Orrisg First attendants: Roberta Alto, John Brennan -Sm 3 Zbcwketlail .4 i I yli rf? audq? S Kneeling, left to right: Raymond Nelson, Melvin Wainio, Richard Suornela, Robert Esterhay, Robert Myers, William Saarela, Paul Palugyay. Standing: Harold Fitzgibbons Bruce Mackey, Errol Sippola, Niles Oinonen, James Tomola, and Coach Russell Thomas John Lefelhocz, pictured at right, signifies the cheerful and willing spirit of Harding's student managers. Often unsung, the manager fills a useful and indispensable part in assisting the coach and players. John has been a student manager for three years. John Brother Lefelhocz, Manager ,Q f A Mi 3 R ROBERT ESTERHAY Forward MELVIN WAINIO Forward Lil RAY NELSON Center ROBERT MYERS, Guard RICHARD SUOMELA, Guard Forward ,I JAMES ToMoLA, Forward ls E Nuns orNoNEN Q 2 PAUL PALUGYAY Center WILLIAM SAARELA, Guard MUCE MACKEY, Guard Esterhay jumps against Harvey. Spectacular jump shot by Nelson SEASON'S RECORD1 - VARSITY Fairport 50 57 Fairport 43 58 Fairport 59 49 Fairport 31 68 Fairport 40 51 Fairport 54 44 Fairport 68 35 Fairport 38 49 Fairport 50 61 Fairport 63 83 Fairport '75 85 Fairport 75 47 Fairport 53 65 Fairport 32 45 1 to date of publication 'N. E. C. games Conne aut wickliffe' Geneva' St. Joseph Ashtabula' Willoughby Riverside' Mentor' Harvey' wickliffe' Geneva' Mentor 0 Harvey Conne aut CHEERLEADERS THREE Left to right: Marcia Miller, Large Ticel, JoAnna Sivak. ' anaaefiaazzqaaf-iaaaw 'IV QUARTET Left to right: Patty Madanski, Lillian Zapp, Virpi Pakkala, Paula Leininger. SEASON'S RECORD U. VJ Fairport 26 40 Conneaut Fairport 49 48 Wickliffe Fairport 47 25 Geneva Fairport 31 59 St. Joseph Fairport 47 50 Ashtabula Fairport 53 38 Willoughby Fairport 38 39 Riverside Fairport 49 55 Mentor Fairport 31 41 Harvey Fairport 70 50 Wickliffe Fairport 32 38 Geneva Fairport 48 49 Ashtabula Fairport 47 22 Riverside Fairport 56 33 Mentor Fairport 40 47 Harvey Fairport 36 49 Conneaut SEA SON'S RECORD QFROSHJ Fairport Fairport Fairport Fairport Fairport Fairport Fairport Fairport Riverside Harvey Madison Harvey Mentor Shore Riverside Madison Mentor Shore Junior Varsity fights hard against Harvey's strong opposition! anchfaWaf-zaciqg' Kneeling, left to right: Robert Johnson, Bruce Mackey, Errol Sippola, Niles Oinonen Harold Fitzgibbons, James Tomola. Standing: Coach Thomas, Gary Hyduke. Gary Jacobson, David Korpinen, Wayne Walters. ab0Al1A4514 61144, First row, left to right: Clifford Blakeslee, Richard Heikkila, Andy Markus, Art Lager stedt, Billy Hyduke. Second row: Dorwin Bowman, Donald Skytta, Seppo Rantala, Heikki Kallio, Carmen Arcadi, Coach Jack Lauver. iaaqamfi ' BROWN MEMORIAL BU'ILDING The spacious gymnasium of the Brown Memorial Building is more than a haven for school athletics. It has grown to be a place where character and education is attained as well as muscles. Adults of the community have found there a place to participate in Harding's night school classes of Physical Education and Industrial Arts. Just three years old, the Brown Memorial Building and particularly the gymnasium fwhich is really two gymnasiums with a sliding partitiony have become a welcome and highly useful addition to our school. -0aecmdf4ZZ wz'0n!q Miss Ruth Ann White, popular Director of Gir1's Physical Education, has been offering a highly diver- sified program of physical education activities since her arrival at Harding. Presently experimenting with co-educational gym classes, Miss White has also expanded her program by adding hockey and other ls! ,El , MISS RUTH ANN WHITE - s. varied activities. ii 4 x ! - F I ii as ips 1 fs? 2 , uv Spike it, Roberta!! B-E-A-T, beat Harvey! ll L- Q, ri :SUE Vff g fw, i31fi - igiyigawig, ' 9152?-itf1fk:Q51gQgL25EffE'HHQQQQQ iii mQx'12',5'1bs''QQWZQXXQE .+f1ffZ2f7'5j24fsi.mZgLsm? ,, -fwl? zggeiim 2 -v ., .5 Q, A ,M mx x U U .... 14 A fQg:4gg,Q34gg3,g,,ggEeg?Egfiqg3S:S3eEii3Lf 141315 4a3,wL,gsifLf?Qs T55 H - i35g.f3,W,wmf2Z-E152 W , Q,.g,f2a11i?g5aeQ51iEig?5i'? f -' A N N Wig . ,Q-q,Kssz,,sijlej3W fifixfxfgiixii 1:2 fxggigbg 352.4 W W 1522 . 7 225155 vifiliiffssfiwx 1, f . fl, S- '5 'J55 'I'iQI?A'v?? 1.f--Isif:fl:i1ffi1w:a'ik''W ' fwxw-5z?f5AM 3--y35,,1k4W7Mk ' dad First row, left to right: Mary Jean Caruso, Elizabeth Bacso, Janice Lepisto, Sarah Ritari, Muriel Karhu, Rose Marie Oros, Patricia Hilston, Paula Tompkins, Marlene Mackey, Delores Katona, Janice Ticel, Roberta Alto, Rita Stenroos. Second row: Susan Hill, Carolyn Olle, Evelyfii-Glislee, Margaret Wilson, Gail Sippola, Judy Maruschak, Alberta Mackey, Emily Stermock, Barbara Cleary, Judith Hill, Carol Cooper, Sally Scribner, Carol Sheats, Rosemary Mackey. Third row: Alice Kautiainen, Jeanette Tober, Amy Werronen, Pat Sandhill, Mary Ann Mihalenko, Barbara Elsasz, Donna Creswell, Elaine Bittner, William Saarela, Robert Jarboe, Robert I-lolpit, Robert Stevens Paul Palugyay. Fourth row: Albin Ulle, John Henkel, Delbert Keltto, John Popely, Dennis Steinback, Arthur Locotosh, George Estes, Steve Tarnosky, Steve Adams, Bruce Mackey, George Hayduk, Melvin Wainio, Charles Patterson, John Brennan. CHORAL CLUB: The object of the Choral Club is to acquaint the high school student with the finest choral literature and to represent the school by outstanding performances. Membership is gained through try outs based upon tone, note reading ability and the attitude of the student. The Choral Club also sings at the annual spring and Christmas concerts, appears in the Lake County Festival, and at special school assembly programs. Accompanists Seated: Rita Stenroos, Roseanne Bezzeg. Standing: Roberta Kulma, Carol Cooper. First row, left to right: Janet Oris, Loretta Parrish, Carol Hritz, Karen White, Bonnie Korpinen, Jack Lepisto, William Henkel, Jack Sippola, Robert Lillback, William Mackey, William I-lyduke, Margaret Demastes, Joan Butterfield, Louise Karppinen, Annette Bates, Linda Boley. Second row: Roberta Johnson, Lois Lahna, Patricia Mad- anski, Samuel Creswell, Richard Perala, Howard Ivary, Henry Kallio, Timothy Bren- nan, Kenneth Cleary, Henry Werronen, Dennis Gray, Anita Hogya, Dorothy Heikkila, Julia Kazsmer, Nancy Tober. Third row: Otillia Asboth, Nancy Blakeslee, Dorothy Gillespie, Sandra Ojanpa, Sue Ann Minister, Dennis Mackey, Jorma Isoniemi, Michael, Kapostasy, Timothy Waltonen, Shirley Molnar, Elaine Lapham, Norma Nortunen, Nancy Bradley, Patricia Ragley. Fourth row: Jane Farmer, Janet Centnar, Stephanie Chupick, Mary Majoros, Brookes Hill, Douglas Stevens, Andrew Markus, Robert Ester- hay, James Scribner, Alan Ulvila, David Noponen, Daniel Borelli, Elaine Holson, Virpi Pakkala, Joan Lefelhocz, Ann Gleason. ABOUT THE CLUB: Membership in the Junior High Chorus is open to all boys and girls in grades eight and nine. The objective of this club is to provide experience in singing four part harmony and to establish fundamentals for a good singing tone while in junior high school. Mixed Ensemble: Seated: Susan Hill, Barbara Elsasz, Roberta Alto. Standing fGirlsJ: Sarah Ritari, Donna Creswell, Rose Marie Oros, Carol Cooper, Carol Sheats, Janice Lepisto. Standing fBoysJ: Albin Ulle, John Henkel, Paul Palugyay, Robert Stevens, Robert Holpit, Robert Jarboe. Boys' Ensemble: John Henkel, Albin Ulle, Robert Jarboe, Robert Holpit, Robert Stevens, Paul Palugyay. ?aq4'?lee6Za6 First row, left to right: Timothy Waltonen, John Steinback, Bob Lillback, Timothy Brennan, William Mackey, Jack Sippola, David Wayner, Gary Brainard, Arthur Loco- tosh, Howard Ivary, Henry Knee, William Hyduke, Samuel Creswell, David Korpinen, Wayne Walters. Second row: Gerald Keltto, Jorma Isoniemi, Robert Stevens, Robert Holpit, John Henkel, Andrew Markus, Albin Ulle, John Ritek, Thomas Lakso, Dennis Steinback, Henry Werronen, David Noponen, Douglas Stevens. Third row: George Hay duk, John Brennan, Melvin Wainio. Robert Esterhay, John Popely, Steve Adams, Will- iam Saarela, Richard Orris, Bruce Mackey, James Tomola, George Estes, Steven Tarnosky, John Lefelhocz, Richard Ellar. The Boys' Glee Club is directed by Mrs. Williams. Membership in this club is open to all boys in grades nine through twelve. This glee club is primarily a singing organiza- tion which provides an opportunity for experience in four part harmony and an ac- quaintance with music which appeals to boys of high school age. The club is very capably assisted by Accompanist Carol Cooper. , 1 Girls' Ensemble: Seated: Sarah Ritari, Susan Hill, Janice Lepisto. Standing: Barbara Elsasz, Donna Carol Shears, Roberta Alto. This club, that meets every Thursday morning in the choral room, is composed of girls in the ninth through twelfth grades. The main objective of the organization is to train the girls to sing parts and to blend their voices with others. Mrs. Helen Williams directs the group that makes its two big appearances at the Christmas and spring concerts. The girls are very ably accompained at the piano by Roseanne Bezzeg. First row, left to right: Donna Skytta, Janice Lepisto, Sarah Ritari, JoAnna Sivak, Karen White, Roseanne Bezzeg, Sandra Ojanpa, Norma Nortunen, Patricia Hilston, Nancy Tober, Virpi Pakkala, Mary Lee Toth, Betty Erkkila, Rita Stenroos. Second row: Margaret Wilson, Mary Jean Caruso, Marcia Miller, Rose Marie Oros, Alberta Mackey, Patricia Madanski, Emily Stermock, Mary Ann Mihalenko, Roberta Roberts, Elaine Nelson, Carol Mackey, Jeanette Tober, Darlene Gedeon, Janigeb f-11:51, Roberta Alto, Sally Scribner, Rosemary Mackey. Third row: Bertha Spisak, Janet Liimakka, Marcia Szuhay, Donna Hokkanen, Mary Majoros, Janet Centnar, Barbara Elsasz, Shirley Molnar, Paula Tompkins, Marlene Mackey, Judith Hill, Patti McCabe, Amy Werronen, Roberta Kulma, Barbara Cleary, Delores Katona, Carol Shears. Creswell, Rose Marie Oros, Carol Cooper, O UR DIRECTOR For over ten years the band has been under the very capable direction of Mr. Charles E. Luoma. Band members not only receive individual lessons and band instructions, but they also receive patience, under- standing and guidance from Mr. Luoma. Um Zane! The Harding High Band is made up of those students who have the ability and the desire to play musical instruments. Another necessary qualification is that each mem- ber be a good school citizeng each member must be willing to work hard. Each year the band renders many valuable services for its school and community. The band performs at the school football games and assemblies, and presents its own concerts. It also participates in parades and district and state contests. This year the band has been concentrating upon raising funds with which to buy new uniforms. The band has been able to raise money by participating in concerts and com- munity functions, and by promoting functions whose proceeds go toward the band's fund. Left to right: Emily Stermock, Roberta Kul- Seated: Joan Butsko, Roberta Johnson. Stand- Tfla. Paula T0IT1Pkif1S'. Marcia SZ!-lh3Y', ing: Barbara Cleary, Carolyn Olle. Janet Liimakka, Janice Lepisto. 'Head Majorettes. making eydgmwl First row: Rita Stenroos, Arthur Locotosh, Sarah Ritari, Patricia Hilston, Judith Lahna, Paula Leininger, Roberta Kulma, Marlene Mackey. Second row: Janet Liimakka, Shirley Molnar, Carol Hritz, Jane Mackey, Janet Heiskanen, Lois Lahna, Linda Boley, Louise Karppinen, Joan Butterfield, Patty Madanski, Roberta Alto, Judith MacKnight, Pam Mannikko. Third row :. Karen Lepisto, Elaine Holson, Dennis Gray, Carmen Imes, Alberta Mackey, Brookes Hill, Bonnie Korppinen, Sandra O'Janpa, Norma Nortunen, Stephanie Chupick, Gail Sippola, Carol Shears, Jane Farmer, Errol Sippola, Alice Norris, Elaine Bittner, Virpi Pakkala, Patricia Ragley, Nancy Bradley, Janice Lepisto. Fourth row: Larry Galm, Donna Heikkila, Janet Cenmar, Joan Lefel- hocz, Donald Kish, William Butsko, Robert Esterhay, John Woldarek, David Wayner, Robert Hill, William Nortunen, William Mackey, Sue Ann Minister, Marcia Miller, David Olle, Elizabeth Bacso, Susan Hill, Patti McCabe, Charlotte Adams, Roseanne Bezzeg, Kenneth Heiskanen, Rose Marie Oros, Andrew Markus. Fifth row: Samuel Creswell, Delbert Keltto, Howard Ivary, Dorothy Gillespie, Bruce Mackey, Jack I-lritz, Richard Suomela, Philip Belden, Jorma Isoniemi, Charles Mackey, Mr. Charles E. Luoma, director. l S ' l W Entrance scene: Marcia Szuhay, Head Majorette, leads band across the football field at half time. Fairwell seniors: A salute to senior band members at their last game. Hail Alma Mater: Band plays Harding's Alma Mater. The band assumes position for the famous F fliairportj pattern. Front row, sitting: Mary Ann Pillar, Sarah Ritari, Janice Lepisto, Mary Jean Caruso, Susan Hill, Carolyn Olle, Elizabeth Bacso, Amy Werronen. Not pictured: Jorma Isoniemi, Muriel Karhu, Marlene Mackeyg Officers: President, Robert Esterhayg Vice President, Jorma Isoniemig Secretary George Haydukg Treasurer, John Steinbackg Advisor, Mr. Knapp. Membership Qualifications: A student must have one half A's and one half B's to be a memberg however if this group does not make up 10010 of the boys and 10070 of the girls additional students may become members so long as no one elected has an average below B. First row, left to right: Elizabeth Bacso, Roberta Alto, Emily Stermock, Rita Stenroos, Janice Ticel, Elaine Holson, Sandra Ojanpa, Norma Nortunen, Roberta Roberts. Second row: Shirley Molnar, Nancy Tober, Virpi Pakkala, Stephanie Chupick, Donna Hokkanen, Elizabeth Clark, Janice Lepisto, Roseanne Bezzeg, Patricia Hilston, Judith Silveroli, Patti Madanski. Third row: Donna Creswell, Susan Mackey, Patricia Sandhill, Amy Werronen, Maria Zever, Roberta Kulma, Mary Ann Pillar, Mary Majoros, Evelyn Blakeslee, Miss Oyler. Officers: President, Elizabeth Bacsog Vice President, Emily Stermockg Secretary, Jeannette Toberg Treasurer, Roberta Roberts. Q- 7een4 First row, left to right: Gail Sippola, Judy Maruschak, Bertha Spisak, Carole Mackey, Patricia I-lilston, Elaine Bittner, Barbara Cleary. Second row: Sally Scribner, Rose Marie Oros, Paula Tompkins, Rita Stenroos, Roberta Alto, Marlene Mackey, JoAnna Sivak. Third row: Carol Cooper, Janice Lepisto, Sandra Irons, Mary Majoros, Maria Zever, Mary Lee Toth, Roberta Kulma, Donna Hokkanen. Fourth row: Mrs. Martin, Muriel Karhu, Roseanne Bezzeg, Myrtle Bodkin, Patricia Bates, Betty Erkkila, Marjorie Vendely, Audrey Lepisto, Mary Jean Caruso. Fifth row: Roberta Roberts, Patti McCabe, Mary Hambor, Delores Katona, Emily Stermock, Evelyn Blakeslee, Amy Werronen, Pat Sandhill, Patricia Carroll. Sixth row: Carol Sheats, Alberta Mackey, Alice Kautiainen, Donna Skytta, Janet Liimakka, Donna Creswell, Karen Lepisto, Marcia Szuhay, Mary Pillar. Seventh row: Elaine Nelson, Marcia Miller, Viola Isoniemi, Helena Hiltunen, Sarah Ritari, Susan Mackey, Elizabeth Clark, Margaret Wilson, Rosemary Mackey., Eighth row: Susan Hill, Jeanette Tober, Carolyn Olle, Elizabeth Bacso, Judy Hill. The objectives of Y-Teens are: to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions and nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Membership into the organization is open to all girls in grades ten through twelve. Several projects that have been undertaken by the girls this year are: the annual sale of Christmas cards a workday service, bake sale, Christmas baskets to the needy, Washington whirl dance, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Y-Teen officers are as follows: Carolyn Olle, president, Paula Tompkins, vice presidentg Marcia Szuhay, secretary, Carol Sheats, treasurer, Karen Lepisto, worship chairman, Susan Hill, social chairman, Barbara Cleary, finance chairmang Patricia Hilston, publicity chair- mang Carol Cooper, music chairman. ,7ew X , il 535 Y'a11 come to the wedding X - lpvn, - Y-Teens reviving the 20's Spamewd First row, left to right: Robert Hill, Jay Randa, Timothy Brennan, William Mackey. Second row: John Madanski, Dennis Gray, Steve Lauver, Philip Belden, Patrick Brennan, Wiljo Latva. Third row: Charles Madanski, Clayton Nenno, Paul Henkel, James Hyduke, Samuel Creswell, Robert Lillback, Norman Urban. Fourth row: Ronald Ticel, Brookes Hill, Fred Rhine, Jack Sippola, Roger Sippola, Douglas Stevens, Henry Werronen. Fifth row: Richard Perrala, Eugene Kangas, John O'Jampa, William Nortunen, Richard Randall, Timothy Waltonen, Jack Lepisto. 6044 , First row, left to right: Marcia Thomas, Miss Hilda Kula, advisor, Janet Heiskanen, Robert West, Paul Kucsma, Martha Hires, Lola Lautanen, Lola Knee, Sharon Urban, Sandra Beebe, Pam Mannikko, Diane Saari, JoE1len Urban, Kathleen Sivak. Second row: William Lepisto, John Kulma, Jay Randa, Kathleen Riddle, Charles Madanski, Robert Hill, Richard Anthony, Patrick Brennan, Clayton Nenno. Third row: Judith MacKnight, Sandra Kytta, Jane Mackey, Barbara Moisio, Eugene Kangas, James Hyduke, Wiljo Latva, John O'Jampa, Karl Eklund. Fourth row: Paulette Sarvay, Nancy Stouffer, Judith Lahna, Helena Rantala, Connie Wilson, Richard Randall, Paul Henkel, Thomas Curtis, George Bauer. 7904 First row, left to right: Lola Knee, Martha Hires, Sharon Urban, Lola Lautanen, Kathleen Sivak Alice Norris, Sandra Kytta, Judy Lahna, Louise Karppinen, Paula Leininger, Lillian Zapp, Marsha Thomas. Second row: Joellen Urban, Nancy Stouffer, Judy MacKnight, Linda Bloey, Barbara Moisio, Patty Ragley, Audrey Kautiainen, Marcia Miller, Otillia Asboth, Patty Mad- anski, Sandra Ojanpa, Miss Ruth Ann White. Third row: Nancy Blakeslee, Carol Sengebusch, Jane Farmer, Sue Ann Minister, Jane Mackey, Virpi Pakkala, Elaine Nelson, Shirley Molnar, Connie Wilson, Elnore Rutledge. Fourth row: .Janice Ticel, JoAnna Sivak, Patty Sandhill, Judy Hill, Rosemary Mackey, Paula Tompkins, Marge Wilson, Roberta Alto. Officers: President, JoAnna Sivakg Vice President, Paula Tompkins, Secretary -Treasurer, Marcia Miller. MEMBERSHIP: Membership in the Pep Club is extended to any girl, grades seven through twelve who is a good school citizen. PURPOSE: The purpose of this club is to stimulate school spirit, to learn and instruct the student body in new cheers, and to promote the social growth of its members. This year the Pep Club sponsored numerous pep rallies, sponsored cheering buses, and held a spring formal dance. Left to right: Sharon Urban, Nancy Stouffer, Joellen Urban, Martha Hires, Lola Lautanen, Judith Mac- Knight. ' 1 I i First row, left to right: Elaine Holson, Sandra Ojanpa, Norma Nortunen, Stephanie Chupick, Judith Hill, Miss Ruth Ann White. Second row: Pat Sandhill, Susan Mackey, Mary Lee Toth, Amy Werronen, Maria Zever, Judith Silveroli. Third row: Patty Madanski, Roberta Kulma, Donna Hokkanen, Dorothy Shelby, .Charlotte Adams, Sandra Irons. Fourth row: Donna Creswell Muriel Karhu, Jeanette Tober, Roberta Roberts, Delores Pohto, Alice Kautiainen. Fifth row: Carol Cooper, Janice Ticel, Rita Stenroos, Roberta Alto, Margaret Wilson, Rosemary Mackey. The G.A. A. of Harding is made up of girls from the ninth through twelfth grades who are interested in athletics. The purpose of this organization is to stimulate interest, develop sports- manship, and attain co -operation in all forms of wholesome recreational activities. Under the supervision of Miss Ruth Ann White, advisor, this group participated in many inter-school games, sponsored a Sock Hop. sold 'Skippers sweatshirts, and held a banquet. Officers: Susan Hill, presidentg Paula Tompkins, vice president, Carol Cooper, secretary, Mary Jean Caruso, treasurer, Delores Katona, Rose Marie Oros, Marcia Miller, and Elizabeth Bacso, sports heads. First row, left to right: Patti McCabe, Paula Tompkins, Virpi Pakkala. Second row: Marcia Miller, Elaine Nelson, Shirley Molnar, Barbara Cleary, Karen Lepisto. Third row: Alberta Mackey, Donna Skytta, Marlene Mackey, Emily Stermock, Viola Isoniemi. Fourth row: Sally Scribner, Mary Jean Caruso, Anita Hogya, Janet Centnar, Joan Lefelhocz. Fifth row: Nancy Tober, Elizabeth Bacso, Rose Marie Oros, Susan Hill, Delores Katona, Q.,-aff. Wawdzq 7 First row, left to right: Delbert Keltto, Gary Brainard, Albin Ulle, Ritchie Orris, Robert Jarboe, John Lefelhocz. Second row: Arthur Locotosh, Gus Asboth, Bruce Mackey, Michael Koszey, William Saarela. Third row: Charles Nagy, Joseph Kever, George Daly. Fourth row: Robert Holpit, Ronald Van Jura, Mr. Chester Rojeck, Donald Rinyo. Not pictured: Robert Myers, Robert Ulle, John Brennan, Ray Nelson, Marvin Latva, Paul Palugyay. VARSITY F CLUB: Membership is open to any boy who has earned his varsity letter in athletics at Harding High School. The main objective of this organization is to promote a high standard of athletics and to create a fellowship among varsity athletes recognizing that the privilege of membership entails the obligation to set a fine example for the student body regarding character, service, leadership, and scholarship. PURPOSES: 1. To act as a service organization in the school Q23 To act as the chief initiating and promoting force for maintaining a high standard of athletics. Q3 To act as a stimulant and inspiration in building a strong well rounded athletic program. Q43 To set a fine example of high standards in athletics for grade school and younger school boys to follow. Q53 To instill a strong feeling of fellowship. Q63 To occupy the leisure time of its members with worthwhile projects. Q73 To develop the best and most desirable social ideals, attitudes, and habits in the school. Q83 To serve as an initiator of social functions for the school. MOTTO: Fairport Play Fair ' Wann ' Left to right: Susan Hill, Barbara Cleary, Mary Jean Caruso, Sarah Ritari, Carolyn Olle, Gary Brainerd, Albin Ulle, John Henkel. The highest honor which can be bestowed upon a high school student was given to eight seniors on January 30, 1957. These seniors were initiated into the National Honor Society, after having been chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. After the eight seniors were tapped by W. R. Branthoover, principal, they were welcomed into the Society in an impressive ceremony. Each initiate received a certificate and an emblem pin. Other faculty members who participated in the cere- mony were Mr. Carl Williams, Mr. Charles Luoma, Miss Dorothy West, and Mrs. Mildred Martin. A reception was held in the Home Economics Rooms for initiates, parents, and faculty members following the ceremony. D. .. Left to right: Harold Fitzgibbons, Darlene Gedeon, David Olle, Mr. Lauver FAREWELL MESSAGE TO SENIORS Since many of you graduating seniors are now drivers, or will be drivers in the future, I want you to take a few minutes to think of the responsibility you have to society while behind the wheel of an automobile. Driving requires your constant attention and you must be familiar with all of the rules and regulations since one mistake might cost you your life at any time. Drive safely at all times. Jack C. Lauver Driver Training Instructor 4 Q ln ! '1 id 1 - fv-ff k A Xv?iZiIl.kiilQ3Yiz 1 aa qfftdgtkd? ROBERTA ALTO not being a cheerleader. RICHARD BELL frowning. BOB BIZJAK with a high, squeaky voice. GARY BRAINARD giving in in an argument. JOHN BRENNAN studying his biology. PAT CARROLL being a show -off. MARY CARUSO sloppily dressed. BARBARA CLEARY being late. CAROL COOPER not blushing. NORMAN CURTIS with- out his limousine. GEORGE ESTES with straight hair. MARY HAMBOR not daydreaming. JOHN HENKEL not being witty. SUSAN HILL not knitting socks for Ritchie. HELENA Hl1.TUNEN not interested in dramatics. BOB HOLPIT without a car. JACK HRITZ with- out a butch. ZOLTAN KANOCZ being a public speaker. JOE KAPOSTASY being a blond. DELORES KATONA without her quiet ways. ALICE KAUTIAINEN being the timid type. DELBERT KELTTO not being sincere. MARVIN LATVA in a Home Ec. class. KAREN LEPISTO loafing. MARLENE MACKEY with short fingemails. ROSEMARY MACK KEY not being Happy Go Lucky. JUDY MARUSCHAK not knowing how to dance. BOB MYERS not interested ln sports. RAY NELSON not sleeping in class. CAROLYN OLLE walking two miles to school. RITCHIE ORRIS not being shy. CHARLES PATTERSON taking small steps. DON PETHTAL not snappi1y dressed. MARY ANN PILLAR not studying. JOHN POPELY not working at Mackey's. FRANK QUINN not having a good time. SARAH RITARI not worrying about school. CAROL SHEATS not going to dances. GAIL SIPPOLA with short hair. JO ANNA SIVAK without her gift of gab. RITA STEN- ROOS without a steady. EMII.Y STERMOCK being unpleasant. BOB STEVENS without his wise remarks. MARCIA SZUHAY without Norman Curtis. MILTON Tl-IALL owning a shoe SIOIB. JANICEBC-EQithout her pep. PAULA TOMPKINS not giggling. DON TOTH without girls. ALBIN ULLE without his own band. ROBERT ULLE being boisterous. RONALD VAN JURA without his freckles. NICK VRABEL not humming a tune. MELVIN WAINIO being 4 feet tall. MARGE WIl.SON not having a sense of humor. .lad zywdlwf Roberta Alto leaves her slumber parties to get some sleep. Richard Bell leaves Miss West's English classes . . . finally. Bob Bizjak leaves his mechanical ability to Jeannette Tober. Gary Brainard leaves his pick up truck to next year's senior girls. John Brennan leaves his record collection to Miss White's modern dancers. Patricia Carroll leaves you all. Mary Jean Caruso leaves her annual tan to Carol Mackey. Barbara Cleary leaves her highly expert driving skill to Steve Adams, Jr. Carol Cooper leaves her blush to next year's family problems class. Norman Curtis leaves his stuffed birds to next year's basketball banquet. George Estes leaves his voice to the future Nature Club for bird calling. Mary Hambor leaves her gum under her desk. John Henkel leaves his pink pants to Brother Lefelhocz. Susan Hill leaves her book How to Tie a Beau to the Junior girls. Helena Hiltunen leaves her adult attitude to Phyllis Zapp. Bob Holpit leaves the pin-ups in his locker to George Hayduke. Jack l-Iritz leaves nothing, since all he has he needs. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT QCOntinuedJ Zoltan Kanocz leaves his quietness to Shirley Molnar. Joe Kapostasy leaves to visit an eye doctor to cure his flirtatious wink. Delores Katona leaves her bruised shins from hockey to Liz Bacso. Alice Kautiainen leaves her glasses to anyone who thinks she is missing something. Delbert Keltto leaves his build to Gumpy Kemppainen. Marvin larva leaves his drawings U7 to Mr. Stirm's future anatomy class. Karen Lepisto leaves her 5 seconds to 8 spirit to Don Kish and Janet. Marlene Mackey leaves her many belts to Patty Bates. Judy Maruschak leaves her nose for news to Miss Kula. Bob Myers leaves the teachers worn out. Ray Nelson leaves his real first name to anyone who will take it. Carolyn Olle leaves her walk to school to the remaining Kapostasys. Ritchie Orris leaves his aqua lung for use in the girls' shower room. Charles Patterson leaves his dignified hat in exchange for Mr. Winche1l's red base ball cap. Don Pethtal leaves to leam 'pursuing' instead of to pursue leaming. Mary Ann Pillar leaves her pony-tail and a bottle of glue to Miss Oyler. John Popely leaves his blissful all-girl classes to Chuck Nagy. Frank Quinn leaves his books U3 finside his literature bookj to entertain next year's English class. Sarah Ritari leaves her front row position in Choral Club so Janice Lepisto can have more room. Carol Sheats leaves her shorthand. fwho needs one short hand anyway?J Gail Sippola leaves her dates to Roseanne Bezzeg. Jo Anna Sivak leaves with tears in her eyes. Rlta Stenroos leaves her first chair in band to the termites. Emily Stermock leaves her swinging gait to the football stadium. Bob Stevens leaves his physique to Gus Asboth. Marcia Szuhay leaves her devotion for Norman to Norman. Milton Thall leaves his luck with new girls in town to Shelley. Jagtice Ticel leaves her ability to laugh at anything to Mr. Thomas' History clag Paula Tompkins leaves her athletic ability to Tom Brennan. Don Toth leaves his innocent look to Bob Jarboe. Albin Ulle leaves his false tooth to Phil Brainard. Bob Ulle leaves his study halls to anyone who needs the sleep. U1 Ronald Van Jura leaves his warm spot on the football bench to Tom Lakso. Nick Vrabel leaves his 'devil -may -care attitude to Tim Tomola. Melvin Wainio leaves his height to Henry Knee. Authors Margaret Wilson and Rosemary Mackey leave this LAST WIl.L AND TESTA- MENT to posterity. 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Zww f225f District 50, U. M. W. of A. 411 High Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio In Lake County Its Toubman's Corner 4th and High Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio ELmwood 4-3533 Fairport's One-Stop Shopping Center Clothing for the Entire Family Complete Home Outfitters Everything to Make the Heart of the Home Inviting 56 Years of Successful Business The Guide to Better Food Values T Q N Y 5 Next to the Postoffice Fairport Harbor, Ohio ELI-nwgod 4-3641 Good Luck to the Class of '57 Qfkywz' Zen l nl 1 w Wm iq to Enjoyment and Pleasure! QM I FUND' i I xx 1 X 431. 1 X The Big New FORD for '57 You Can Pay More But 1:12ANnZn5y1if-QNTQN Nfl CJ F Erie at N. St. Clair St. Palnesvllle Oh1O 7 ,Z BREAD Mb m-,J PASTWES W ' cu.A12:4's EBAKETQV 642 High Street Dial ELmwood 4-3291 Fairport Harbor, Ohio CHEVROLET, Inc. C 1255 MENTOR AVE. 0 PAINESVILLE, OHIO 0 EL. 7-7587 Compliments to the Class of 1957 I TA NTQE S NAA12 KET Self-Service 440 Fifth Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio Phone EL 4-482.1 ONE STOP 'SEQVICE aw--Q at . 'RP ZADIDS SERVICE STATION Corner Sixth and High Streets Fairport Harbor, Ohio Compliments of THE CLEANERS 701 High Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio C ompliments of M!!-25644 SHOPPE Women' s Apparel 217 Third Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio C ompliments of VILLAGE RESTAURANT 338 High Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio Compliments of LEA l'l-l3Ek2?:-5 ISALY DAIRY STORE Headquarters for ll2 Gallon Bulk Pak Ice Cream High Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio Compliments of MAC KEYS SQUARE DEA.L SUPER MARKET MR. AND MRS. BEN MACKEY Corner of Plum and Seventh Fairport Harbor, Ohio Compliments of CASSIII I ASS Cleaners - Dyers - Furriers Fairport Paine sville C ompliments of CASTFI I C55 FLOWER SHOP Corner Fourth and Plum St. Phone EL 4-8350 Fairport Harbor, Ohio SAEOS PARKWAY SERVICE Texaco Gas and Oils Firestone Tires 21' Quaker State Oil If E co y Auto Accessories Corner Third and Eagle Fairport Harbor, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 Tn-uAL.l..'s SHOE STORE 326 High Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio Phone ELmwood 4-4721 Corner Third and High Fairport Harbor, Ohio l2ICl-I RECREATION Bowling Clean - Wholesome Sport High Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio C ompliments of 1751-41 3191131921 J MEN'S sHoP 152 Main Street Painesville, Ohio ' THAYEQ6 0lfU PHARMACY in Be st Wishe s to the U DEPENDABLE Graduating Class DR uGGlsT of '57 Compliments to the Class of 1957 ELOICKFVV TUAIQV Fairport Harbor, Ohio JAM STAIXITOINI, INC . Linc o1n-Me rc ury Phone EL 7-7533 1135 Mentor Ave. Paine svi11e, Ohio m S M ' C .E Compliments of 80 V Q -SFJYA 5' J I 5, J SLJQN no 5 U 'S OUR SERVICE STATION f FIRST THOUGHT Dial ELmwood 43126 Corner Sixth and East Fairport Harbor, Ohio C ompliments of EQEAD AND 'ELJTTETQ FOOD SHOP 427 Eagle Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio C ompliments of DRS. J, AND D, WERTHEIMER and DR. W. DAUGHERTY and DR. M. KOHN Congratulations and Best Wishes NCQT l-I STAQ DAIRY COMPA.NY 533 Eagle Street Phone EL-7-6880 Fairport Harbor, Ohio Success and Happiness to A11 Graduates BA: s.Ev's Corner Sixth and Eagle Sts. Fairport Congratulations to the Class of '57 Cn-wcuds BARBER SHOP CHARLES BILLER 415 High St. Fairport C ompliments of WILHAM HONVADI Congratulations to the Senior Class of '57 A Lovely Coiffure Reflects an Expert Hair Cut VVI-l ITE Licensed Real Estate Broker Fairport Harbor, Ohio EL 7-6823 ONDO SISTERS Congratulations and Best Wishes V-E 'Xl 1714 fi: Y 'S Foon STORE VVI-lAL.E.V HARDWARE B, P. S. Paints Giftware, Houseware Sportswear, and Toys ELmwood 2 -3136 420 Second St. Fairport 181 Main St. Painesville Best Wishes to the Class of '57 A. J. IVIANK I AG Sl IXXICDN WASHER STORE AND All Kinds of Dry Goods IRONER CO- Footwear, Underwear, Sportswear 314 High St. Fairport 2.0 S. State St. Painesville Compliments of A. 12. Don-1-1-0, D. D. s. C ompliments of ,Jon-INS SERVICE STATION Fairport Harbor, Ohio C ompliments of C ompliments of AQNDT E. SERVICE STATION 1: Qu INA. D. Fairport Harbor, Ohio Compliments of ' I-I AA 5 DQ . RESTAURANT E. 12. I--'El KKINIEN 207 Third street OP TOMETRIST Fairp ort Harbor , Ohio Compliments of Compliments of BOSS D12 BEVERAGE T, I-.I . .TOE AND MURIEL KUCSMA L V OPTOMETRIST 215 Third St. Fairport Phone ELmw0od 4-3403K 202 Third St. Fairport fi 'E H i I-IILJJS HARDWARE F. O. HILL, Prop. Frigidaire Sales and Service 218 Sixth St. 213 High St. EL 4-3462 Fairport Harbor, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 F'-JOTTI FUNERAL HOME 538 Fifth Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio Compliments of VVHALEY HARDWARE VVIL-I-IAJVU J. s.P.s. Paints I--lLJIXlY,A,DI Giftware, Houseware, Toys ELmwood Z-3136 Licensed Real Estate Broker Fairport Harbor, Ohio 181 Main St. Painesville WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY Elgin and Hamilton Watches I F : I Spring and Electric Clocks, Rings, and Strap Watclles ' EEN Repair work for all makes of watches mil First Class Service --- All Work Guaranteed oscAR Ruus'rEN, JEWELER ' Q 332 High Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio NEAL PRINTING CQ TYPEWRITERS Manual or Electric A.DDING MACHINES Manual or Electric Cash Registers Steel Filing Cabinets Office Equipment Printers and Publishers Phone EL 4-4341 440 High Street Fairport They go 5,33 X together ,qffg ,,, ll I1....k I - - h f il! ' vm 5, A P' i,f'gq!v col..c512ovE's DRUG S-VQQE Corner High and Third Fairport Harbor Ohio :W o ooopyfrooo LQ mv i I tt, f it 'Amit ix we '73 1 s fli 1 1 TS J 'I :,-, J X .- ' g ' W f , , , i i' x Z J' tiff 26 -I 'f'f- X Cl-IESSF-IIEE STUDIO FW S E E U S N 4 NN ' T PANY c Square Cleveland 13, Ohio x E 6 Q -X 1 M Compliments of L.. E. PATCH INSURANC E AG ENC Y General Insurance Fairport Harbor, Ohio lated! ' X X ,.f ' at A. .J. NI CCECNE CO. Fairport Harbor, Ohio Compliments of THE LAKE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION C OMPANY Charters Anywhere in Ohio Phone ELmwood 4-4111 YOU R :A4 EIIDS A ' ' f-fs., J Q , High Street ' '- ' 'yii ::'h' 14 : 7 L' Fairport Harbor, Ohio .JOSTENS EDSEL. 1-1. Class Rings Announcements Yearbooks Hammond Organs - Solovoxes Awards and Pianos Everything in Music 634 Union Commerce Bldg. Cleveland 14, Ohio 65 N. St. Clair Painesville, Ohio I 44 '44 K if -ir -il -Y Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS 2.6 Gold Stars Post No. 7754 310 High Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio C ompliments of ,101-4NScJN's I l5l5l'l5 Rl I lli Bfxxbrx as-sue' A 209 Third Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio ff-fu, ff 4, I K 5' 'D u 5 .. u ff: sl I 4 'F ' ,, , -H-mwwwmw f I ' C . ci' .-:4-:-t-:-:-:-:-:-.-. 3. 'X ' X ..1... M.. . IF I'I S GOOD FOOD , vou WAIT-- 2 N41 I I YS I. , CAFE iv ir N High Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio Compliments of -5 S 'i ' - x 1 h... 'fr '-' :iid 1 51 ? 'II' M , A 5' ' 1 My 5 99 ' 0 nm 0 f M I - 438 No. State Street Painesville, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class of '57 1 i ..... ,.,, : 27 No. STATE ST...PAlNESVIllE...El 4-4388...EREE DELIVERY Congratulations to the Class of 1957 fem? 2366455 95 N. Park Place Painesville, Ohio 7 QE' D .. 1.,. I X W' LAUNDRY : : . itt HERMAN EC KERT ,D g J 38 Liberty Street 1 A V Paine sville. Ohio N at is WINKELMAN Q? my NW' SHOES 42 Q53 X 1517 Mentor Ave. Qi' Q? and L. L Alb 86 South Park Place Painesville, Ohio b i 4 YW ,VP if NF.-v .H ,. ' f V O Wg v ' 5 ' gin XA ' U J x 'ff . . g J1,.fg, W ' INfIfQCF2 - VAS. L.. RECREATION Paine sville , Ohio SLJT2 LEYS RESTAURANT, INC . High Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio wHEN mme Munn FDR FLNE Fuun A' 054242 - DA.IRY 310 Chester Street Painesville, Ohio for Milk 66 All good things to all of you! q HJWWZZAM Aly THE ill 5 I f5xIXl'IDfDil2TD IA I ii DRUG COMPANY I t Prescriptions Our Specialty ii - k 1 146 Main Street Painesville, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of l957 From 1 1 4 W, fefzlefz 0 716753 of Painesviiie Shopping center XX If 1 PAINESVILLE WINE SHOP I 1 ff ' sbp 7 XELNKND and 'ff X sf' PAINESVILLE GIFT SHOP I fg Corner N. St. Clair Sade and Jackson at Phone ELmwood 2-3777 Y I 3 5 . I f' ' f V zwqii jg , T 27 2 J, ' Jag 5 ,ff ' xRPO 4 4 1 4- if Q MAnm snAs f 3 'I' -Jud ' .-' ' WJ' W ,., Qf 1- - 1:1 I NNI: 4, 3, 'mulllll A F3 X 1 mill ,,.,... vs, Q 1 Q' fx 1 'I A v r A I V FAM T213CD12T IN!! ATZCDI 632,055 June so - .my 3-4-5-6-7 1957 Q M L .V A.11 on Fairport's Q! Spacious Beach , , X : U 1 ' 5. 1 1 gf Q ,Ja EN ljhlly N1 N ' ' . if ,. -If AI, f X . :sf P' . 5 g : 1- 'I , 4 l 1:5 5 . I. wg . - ' 1' F-1: ff ' ' - 7 ' 3 ff, ' ,,1l' I ,-9,11 QR? ' '--' 1 . CW, 4. . ' ,Y Q ' 1 f 7 ,-gg, 9 W ,Ly ,CJ WMI: I ,fn , f .: ' 4. - I wfj , . ,, I ' I , -zany, '- t V I 1,144-Z ' - . ' . .. 1 .. dflmlln' ' A 5- -v V ,' x ff f .ll x 1 4 ff 1 M' f .'f ,w ' ,D + ,x9vDy K, eu I f,Hd,,,L' ! j ' . Q' AD i I 2 lvl' . atb- ,U i :I l ug , '. 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Without A M their financial aid and personal help, the pub ei JM lication of the new HARBOR LIGHT would 11 e been impossible Many Tha k THE STAFF W fi g' n l! : 7956-57 4 em to This is THE school year to remember. When we returned to school in September, we were not only confronted with new teachers, but with an ad- justment from the old double period system to the new single period system. Now we had to go through the whole year with a subject instead of having it for one semester. There were two new teachers this year. Mr. Ashman, the new shop teacher, and Mr. Rojeck whose gym classes presented quite a change from the old ones. For the seniors especially this is the year to remember. This was the year that meant the most through our entire high school life. Now we are ready to step out into the world on our own power . . . to face the challenge of the world alone. This year also we had the graduation of the last mid year class in high school. No more will Mr. Thomas fret and worry because his star players are graduating in the middle of the season. So we say to Janice Ticel, Roberta Alto, Rita Stenroos, Rosemary Mackey, Marlene Mackey, Margaret Wilson, Don Toth, Marvin Latva, John Brennan, Albin Ulle, Robert Ulle, Ray Nelson, Frank Quinn, Milton Thall, Richard Bell, Robert Stevens, and all your spirits that you should always remember that you were the last. One of these years you'l1 all be saying I remember when . . . This year is also to be remembered for those helpful citizens of Fairport, service clubs, and interested community groups who came forth willingly to assist the school in securing band uniforms, athletic equipment, etc. Lest we forget, a big word of Thanks is also due to the advertisers for this yearbook - without you there would be no yearbook. With all these changes and new ideas Qtoo numerous to mentionj we will all have to agree that this year was by far the best year we have all had. It will take a lot of dolng for anything or anybody to surpass it, but if it is surpassed - it will be by nothing but the best. Au Revoir - Class of '57 Written by Joseph Kapostasy T ORM B V A LO PUBLISH! G COMP N DALLAS TE l 1 I K f 1 N, 1 Jphfff ? 6 if Jfrcagfweef QMZQW ,M M 71' WZ? 3 5 is 35523253223 55553 335 HSSQR EEQEEESS if fm SQ 53135 ,4.fy7Nf gwiiy ., K V? My X- E Uv 3 q X DEV W ,ff W X . . I X 1 X , ,Wu ! -SX QV x 1,1 X , l 5659? in . f I gjffj W W I fjf 'U'IT,1 'J'b1 E Qgjiu ff? LQ: Jar' up ' I pig! ff' 951 f Y 4, . JH r',,fJ-I! 7 gif!! W I tj- if-,j-XVJJ Mzil' , 1 , I, NDILI7- jilfffga fy, 'lu V .:f ,LM V1 1.1! . fA 1 . ,,, f ,C ,wifi ff! AJ .I Ap, HL, J fpw, ,ff f ' ff ,ff N1 , 1 fu 1 ' - 1 If I if . A -ff f,.f M- . f 'W f W pf! 2' ff, N , he , W Nuff f J.fV,, my K l I VJ, K I, N f- X 1, In , 1 :WMM 'fx qffd, '1 IWW? lqffiv ' ' I 44, J X., ,VI A 1 Y 1 ' ,VMI L! 317 -4 ., , Y. ' ' --Nt- 'Y -.- .uf- ? 'U '-f- 'xr-J,-.,, ' fl,3'QS 4 3.41 amp. 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