Harbor Creek High School - Harborian Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1944 volume:

we Lilargorian VOLUME X PUBLISHED BY CLASS OF I945 OF HARBORCREEK HIGH SCHOOL ff1iQ 2i,Sfw i W I Wiz' if 3:5 ?,, . RH. ,rw muy. :xxx :sa u- P - 1L,.,i, , ,W M 7 . -H wife, 'ww 3- 53? i WW' ,M rw mm it 34 we ' 50' flfliit E W' T 5 'N M . zz.-vw -f M' -f .nm S: V wx. E?-mf , was If-ffm. T Y-Q , .. V ' T ' M f ' ' f'ATM 'W1'1'T,Agrmf'wM'M ,h,W.............. . , .Li - . J ibevbcafion Wal, The class oT '45, dedicaTe This yearbook To our boys who are how serving ih The Armed Forces oT our couhTry. Ahhouqh sTa- Tiohed in Tin'-QTT Tamds and many miles away. we sihcereTy hope They know how proud we are oT Their TeaTs and qachieyemoi'.Ts. TT is our hope ThiaT This ye3r book, in some sms!! ,nay miohT briho To ow H. C, Seryifemeh f1iiVT'DSPS .God remembrance oi Their yfruifs AT Hafbof Qreek. ur irmen U J-4 H Air Corps Tellows are seen everywhere ln winning Treedom. They're doing Their share Up in The air. high up in The cloud FighTing everywhere, They're doing us proud. .laps and Nazis wiTh all Their show The American Tliers They all do know For in cleaning up Tokyo and old Berlin lhey're in There piTChing so we know They'll win. lnTo This book, we' N placed The Air Corps To keep in your mind who's TighTing The war So oTT we go- inTo The pages beyond We know you'll enjoy These memories Tond. Audrey Nonomaque OIYLWICIIIJ The Harbor Creek Township Schools are con- sTanTly undergoing chanoes. lylany oT which Qre due To The War ETiforT. IT anyThing could be said aT This Time as o word To The people oT The Township. iT would he Keep your boys and girls in school as long as possible Th22T They an ly reap The beneTiTs which may be had Through The insTiTuTion5 already esTnblished. KQZQAJ Supervising Principal if gym, THE SCHOOL BOARD Reading Trom leTT To righT: Douglas M, lvloorhead, Q. A. Keep, Elmer N. Adams, T-l. D. SmiTh and P. W. rlerriclf, presidenT. The Board oT EducaTion oT T-Tarbor Creek Township have dome a remarlaly good job in mainTaining The morale and sTandinq oT iTs schools. We complimenT Them Tor Their eTTorTs in The pasT and wish To cooperaTe wiTh Them in The TuTure. .fgce QAM Jack Shay 4 Tl' W' r is is 5 s 15 3, gf A X , an Ti A V ' 13,53 T 3 an 5 57' A '0!eQ Phyllis Adams BB 5 Warren Posf Hogggrf .ggimi fo mawn H TGeneral Theme of Commencemenfl Fred Moorhead Vxfilma Jean Nonomaque Wilberf Wagner The ToTIowihg have been chosen To Take parT in The qraduahorm exercises. HQRIZQN UNLIMITED ......,,...,,..a,,.... Erederiek Moorhead, Sahfisforiah UP ERQIV1 OBLIVION ,-, ,e.......,.......,,.,.. Wllrhfa Jean Noharhdque TEucL,lTy Choicel QUT OE THE SHADOW! ..,,..........,,..,,...... ..,, N Wdherf Wraqher TSTudehTs Choicej ERQIV1 UNDER THE HEEL ....................,.,. ........ P Twyllis Adams TEacuTTy Choicej THE ROAD OF TOMORROW ........................ Jack Shay, Valedicrorian WARREN POST ............................... -..-.. ............ Soleus? T5Tuden+s Choicej .slnior ,QAM HARBOR CREEK TOWNSHIP FACULTY SENIOR HIGH FACULTY MR. CLARK: Good naTured . . . capable and sincere in all Things . . . leaves all wiTh a leelinn ol conlidence. MR. MASSIIXIG: AT home in Lab . . . coach... Tamily man . . . solT spoken . . . PeT Reeve: Sophomore girls. MR. ELLWGOD1 Our good-naTured farmer boy . . . joker . . . recruiTer ol help . . . Penn ST.TTe STar. MR. IDEIIIINIATO: Lile guard . . . enjoyable I-lealTh class . . . humorous . well-liked . . . leaves soon Tor Navy. MISS RISCIENVVALD: Friendly . . . TalIqaTive . . . worlms wiTh angles . . . TirsT year aT I-I. C. PeT Peeve: Physics. MISS IIIIXIIXIZ I1irsT period Monday English class . . . eager To help . . . debaTer's 'Guidim LighT . . . Guidance direcTor . . . essenTiaI To all Harb sTudenTs. MISS WGGDS: Lovely hair. . . HisTory lecTures . . . leads Girl Reserves . . . experT on languf ages. . . wiTTy . . . well dressed. MISS SCIHIRYVER: SomeTimes misTalcen Tor sTudenT . . . small . . essenTiaI To all, especially R. O. D. sTudenTs . . . soon To change name. MISS BGYD: Gross examines absenTees . . . aTTracTive . . . sTricT disciplinarian . . . businesselilse. MISS HUIIQIXI: RerT . . . pleasing personaliTy . . . capable and eTTicienT . . . popular. . . sweeT voice over The sound sysTern. MISS SCHAAF: Rounds up school slqippers . . .Navy nursefTovbe . . . ex-Harb sTudenT . . . always busy. MRS. GOEHRING: Navy wile . . . caTeTeria Troubles . . . newcomer. . .Tall and dark . . . good cook. MR. VVIELLMAN: ArT masTer . . . dashs Trom one school To The oTher . . . home man . . . color conscious. MISS JGHNSGINI: AcTive . . . successTul OpereTTas . . . Trains Twirlers . . . perTecTionisT . . . engrossed in music. MRS. KGLKEBECK: Army wife . . . swell . . . good naTured . . .Trains excellenT baskeTball Teams . . . hails Trom Girard, j fk K I ROW ONE PHYLLIS ADAMS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Prom Committee 4 Student Council 4 Basketball 4 H. L. S. 4 Possesses brains Amiable to all WARREN AIKENS Projection 2, 3, 4 Monogram 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 General Electric 3, 4 Worked at G. E. Active in Football LA VERN ALLEN Girls' Glee Club 1 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 4 Home Ec. Club 2 Lady with hair Answerable to Bob ROW TWO ROSE ALLESSIE Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 H. L. S. 2, 3, 4 Advanced Art 4 Girl Reserves 1 Rascal Always witty and jolly EVELYN BELIWICZ Mixed Chorus 2 Dramatics 2 Home Ec. Club 2 Even-dispositioned Blessed with a smile PATRICIA BIERCK Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1 Debate 2 H. L. S. 4 Newspaper 3 Home Ee. Club 2 Pat for short Beams with a smile jk zfoffi If 1944 ,Q-us. HQ iw ,Mises ROW THREE HARRY BRITTON Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Baseball 2, 3 Projection 2, 3 Newspaper 3 Student Council 4 Head of student coun- cil Born with wisdom JACK BUTERBAUGH Ex-member of Senior class BETTY CASTERLINE Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4 H. L. S. 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1 Latin Club 2 Art Club 4 Been Rosie's pal Cadet nurse-to-be Row FOUR RAYMOND COUNASSE Projection 3, 4 Edin. gym exhibit 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Debate 2 Football 4 General Electric 4 Rated A-1 teaser Catches people on his jokes BETTY CRAFT H. L. s. 2, rs, 4 Girl Reserves 1 Home Ec. Club 2 Bob's girl Co-buddy of Steve's RALPH DOUGAN Projection Club 2, 3, 4 Monogram 4 Football 4 Rated as a fast driver Directed stagehands I ROW ONE ARLENE FENELL Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 H. L. S. 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2 Glee Club 1 Always good-natured Full of fun FRED FERRARO Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Projection 2, 3, 4 Monogram 3, 4 Secretary 1 General Electric 3, 4 Friendly to everyone Football player WILLIAM FROGGE Debate 2, 3, 4 General Electric 3, 4 Works and reads Full of facts Row Two RUTH HAMMILL H. L. S. 3, 4 Horne Ec. Club 2 Glee Club 2 Right beside Arlene Head of pretty hair JOHN HARRINGTON Projection 2, 3, 4 Academy Airplane Club 1 Just a little tardy Has plenty of ambit- ion WALTER HAYEN Projection 2, 3, 4 War worker Has Hcar trouble-itis ifoffi -K If ,. fO , 4 11' 1944 Q X ' 'W .:a il , , X X11 -K X QF f-as ls 'Qgfex Row THREE WARREN HERRING Whacky about guns Has sincerity HAROLD JONES Projection 2, 3, 4 Basketball Mgr. 2, Cl Secretary 4 F. F. A. 4 Handy in everything' Jonesy for short BRUCE KEENE Projection Club 2, 3 Latin Club Blushes beautifully Keen in studies ROW FOUR MARTHA KIRK New Richmond High l, 2 Townville High 3 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 H. L. S. 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 Mischievous Keeps fellows busy CAROL KRANTZ Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 2 Yearbook Staff 3 Newspaper Staff 3 H. L. S. 4 Curly hair Kerr's head clerk CARL KRULL Projection 3, 4 Baseball 2 Football 4 Chauffeur for Miss Woods Keeps films flying T 'V 'A' 'Ifk ifofri if ROW ONE ED LA VANGE Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4 Hi Y 2, 3, 4 Monogram 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Eligible for Air Corps Leads in sports JACK LOGAN Baseball 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Monogram 3 Harborian 3 Senior Play 4 Just and fair Looks for Irene ERNEST MACOMBER Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Projection 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Earnestly combs hair Makes good butler 4 4 ROW TWO JEAN MARSH Varsity Basketball Team 4 , Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4 H. L. S. 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club 1 Girl Reserves 1 Y Club l Home Ec. Club 2, 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Majorette 4 Just Call me Spider Musician and major- ette RICHARD McFADDEN Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Monogram 3, 4 Hi-Y Club 3, 4 Baseball 2 Received in the Air Corps Missed by many MARION McLEAN Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3 Home Ec. Club 2, 3 Girls Glee Club 1 Newspaper Staff 3 Latin Club 2 Debate 4 Y Club 1 Makes brunettes envi- ous Matched wits over de- bates 4.4. K 1 ii 35 . 4 .ws .4 3 'K ,, E431 YN 4 5 3 ii X QQ 4 3 32 4. 1 ll 3 4 1944 as .qu . S R 'IX ,K 'S 334 ME W -K .- ' .114-sss 'R fl' V ,511 QR S- , L 'Rv .. L 5 ' 'fawl -f . pp.-If r ff 155 gif if 4 H X L ,,,.,,,, l. ik tm f' R la ,W mi 2 4.1, IU' M-QQ Walla 'U 4.- ig . ' ROW THREE ROBERT MCLEOD Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Projection 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Football 4 Monogram 4 Band 2 Really can play base- ball Might ask Betty Craft about it. CARROLL M'KODA Student Council 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Class Treasurer 2 Yearbook Editor 4 Baseball 1 Can't be caught by girls Manifold talents JEANNE MILLER Varsity Basketball Team 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, -1 H. L. S. 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club 1 Girl Reserves 1 Y Club 1 Newspaper 3 Home Ec. Club 2 Latin Club 2 Senior Play 4 Joined Harb Dramatics Merits are high Row FOUR FRED MOORI-IEAD Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Monogram 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Class President 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Future Farmer Maidens delight MARY 'MORELAND Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 O1'chestra 1, 2, 3 Girls Glee Club 1 Make a good Nurse Mighty nice ROBERT NICI-IOLS Basketball 2, 3 Hi-Y 2, 3 Runs with J. A. Dune bar Natural wavy hair Q ROW ONE AUDREY NONOMAQUE Varsity Basketball Team 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1 Girls Glee Club 1 Latin Club 1 Y Club 1 Newspaper Staff 3 Cheerleader 4 Class Vice President 3 H. L. S. 2, 3, 4 Active in everything Never tires in basket- ball W I LMA NONOMAQUE Student Council 2, 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2 Home Ec. Club 2 Girls Glee Club 1 Safety Council 1 Newspaper Staff 3 Debate 4 Latin Club 2 Yearbook Staff 3 Senior Play 4 Winner of friends Never idle JEAN NOONAN Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 H. L. S. 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2 Home. Ec. Club 2, 3 Y Club 1 Girls Glee Club 1 Yearbook 3 Girl Reserves 1 .Ioyous over furloughs Neglectful of H. C. A boys ROW TWO IRENE OLESKY Varsity Basketball Team 4 H. L. S. 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1 Girl Glee Club 1 Yearbook Staff 3 Senior Play 4 Cheerleader 4 Impressive in Senior Play Only Jack ROBERT OTT Hi-Y 2, 3 Newspaper 4 Roving lad Ought to stop growing 1119-,1 T-+ 4 l05i 1944 DOROTHY PARKER Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 H. L. S. 2, 3, 4 Y Club 1 Class Secretary 3 Home Ec. Club 2 Girls Glee Club 1 Dates Wilkinson Pal to Jean Miller i WW. ik 'Y . -. - - - . 4 Heels s zips 'Z f5,k,,,,Q.?S' X L .mag-, U - . g . .,,s5,,g,.,L .e 'W . '- Ii'l1V s5f?fE5i?s?rs 1 , W :gem is si. as fi is Row THREE WARREN POST Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, -1 Band 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y Club 1 Yearbook Staff 3 Debate 4 Senior Play 4 Would-be-Sinatra Patent on Donna STANLEY RAKAVAGE Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Monogram 3, 4 Football 4 Sailor Boy Ready, willing and able DOLORES SHARAFF H. L. S. 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1 Latin Club 2 Home Ec. Club 2 Doles out change Shows partiality for Wesleyville Row FOUR JACK SHAY Debate 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Yearbook Editor 3 Senior Play 4 Latin Club 2 Journalist of Yr. Bk. Stevenson's feller ROBERT SHERIDAN Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 2, 4 Monogram 2, 3, 4 Projection 3, 4 Class President 1 F. F. A. 4 Hi-Y 1 Rates with girls Shows our films CYNTHIA SHUTTLE Debate 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1 Yearbook Staff 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Art Club 1 Calling Bernie Showed talent in play ROW ONE ' BETTY ROSE SYNDER Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4 Dramatics 1 Latin 4 Bursting with jokes Superwoman in cafe- teria GEORGE STANLEY Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Monogram 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Newspaper 3 Student Council 2 Class President 1 Great Sport Senior Class President JEAN STEVENSON H. L. S. 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1 Girls Glee Club 1 Home Ec. Club 2 Senior Play 4 Jack's one and only Superior in neatness Row Two MELVIN SWANSON Makes no trouble Sincere ROCCO TACCONE Projection 2, 3, 4 Class President 2 Student Council 2 Senior Play 4 Regular guy Pal of Fred's MARTHA THOMPSON Debate 1, 2, 3,4 Yearbook Co Ed 3 Girl Reserves 1 Home Ec. Club 2 Senior Play 4 Moore's girl Track leads to Wesley- ville if 'ft' 4 106+ 1944 f 'wp ,Q ROW THREE WILBERT WAGNER Debate 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Ed. 3 Yearbook 3 Whercaboutsff in of- Hee! Willing to help any one JOANNE WHEELER North East 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Girl Reserves 1, 2 Art Club 1, 2, 3 H. L. S. 4 Jo is my name Wow from North East 'A' Pictures do not ap- pear MARY L. SANGER Girl Reserves 2, 3 Mixes Work and school Sophisticated DONNA YOST Academy High 2, 4 Reading High 3 Marching Corps 1 Knitting Club 2 Hostess Club 3 Victory Club 4 Dance Club 4 Delight of Warren's You can bet on her iddion .f4CCOh'l,9A5A06! MOST lnTelligenT .... NiceST Smile -- NiceST l-lair - Preniesf Eyes -- FriendlieST lTiel .... BuSieST ........ BeST CharacTer - BeST AThleTe -- PeppieST --- MOST STudiouS BeST Line - SmoOTheST .... BiggeST Bluller -- BeST PerSOnaliTy ...... MOST Likely To Succeed MOST SophiSTicaTed --- MOST VersaTile --- MOST Carefree - BeST NaTured ..... MOST lemperrnenTal --- QuieTeST ........ l3eST Mannered --- MOST Reliable -- MOST Bashlul .... MarTha Thompson --- Fred Moorhead --- Jean STevenSon - ErneST Macornber -- Joanne Wheeler and Warren Aikens -------,----,----- VVilberT Wagner ------ Jack Logan Richard McFadden --- Arlene Fenell --- Bill Frogge ----- Warren POST Richard McFadden ---- Ray CoOnaSSe --- DoroThy Parker --- Carroll Mikoda Mary Louise Sanger -- George STanley -- Fred Moorhead ---- Dona YOST --- MarTha Kirk --- Melvin Swanson -- Will:zerT Wagner - WiIberT Wagner --- Bruce Keene dfgefrf Ol' iA0 .gzlfllfe SENIOR CLASS WILL WE. THE CLASS OF l944 OF HARBGR CREEK HIGH SCHOGL. being oT sound mind, buf ignoranT oT our impending TaTe, appraising our earThly possessions, are abouT To make, pub- lish, and declare-wiThouT coercion or any undue inTluencefThis, our lasT will and TesTa- mem. WITH This documenT we hereby revoke, and declare null and void, any previous will made by us. ARTICLE I SecTion A OUR RIGHT To live, being herediTary and ThereTore, noT ours To dispose oT as we see TIT. leaves us To begueaTh all buT This sacred giTT To The dear ones we leave behind. SecTion B IN APPRECIATION OT The Trials and Tribula- Tions of The TaculTy in general during our period oT educaTion, we reverenTly begueaTh Them The dogs which we didn'T go To. More specifically Their inheriTances are as Tollows: TO our cheerTul principal, Mr. Clark, we leave all our good will and kind ThoughTs of The school. TO The aTTracTive Misses Johnson, RecTen- wald, Schryver, HuTTon and Boyd we begueaTh The promising array oT wolves which have been developing in The Junior Class. VVE do hereby disinheriT The MisTresses Goer- hing and Kolkebeck in-as-much as, being in pos- sion oT Tine husbands, They have achieved Their awards. TO our Librarian, Miss Woods, we begueaTh an adequaTe sum Trom our depleTed Treasury To re-imburse her Tor her vanished volumes. THRGUGH cusTom we leave Miss Finn To a new roomTull oT seniors, whom she may groom inTo promising CommencemenT Speakers, TO The male members oT The EaculTy we leave noThing as a resulT oT The evidence which proves Them capable oT exisTing very well wiThouT our assisTance. SecTion C . TO The more educaTional minded people who -Trom one cause or anoTher-shall remain wiTh The Alma MaTer Through The coming year, we have special beguesTs as Tollows: M. L. Sanger leaves her love Tor R. O. D. class To S. Akerly . . . D. SharaTT, her abiliTy To argue wiTh people To H. Appleby . . . R. Hammill, Miss RecTenwald's homeroom To any lucky Junior . . . R. OTT, his brains To lucky R. Somerder . . . B. R. Snyder, Telling moron jokes To Miss Schry- ver To Louise CuTezo . . . P. Bierck, her Erench To any ambiTious characTer . . . A. Eenell, her dancing abiliTy To D. Ealler . . . W. Hayen, his TlaT Tires To TuTure G. E. boys . . . M. Moreland. her guieTness To H. Appleby . . . D. YosT, her sewing abiliTy To anybody who is dumb enough To Take iT. . . C. Krull, his Navy knowledge To S. Lipiniski . . . D. Parker, her love Tor washing desks To anyone who has a good righT arm . . , J. Mill- er, The peace oT oTh period Thursday sTudy hall To Mr. PeTTinaTo . . . E. La Vange, his aThleTic abiliTy To D. Ealler . . . W. Wagner, his lasTing impressions, good and bad wiTh The TaculTy, To B. Sheehan To see whaT he can do wiTh Them . . . C. Mikoda, his ediTorial wriTing in The newspap- er To S. Meyers . . . R. Dougan, his driver's Ii- cense To anyone who knows The driving laws . . . B. CasTerline. her long eyelashes To L. KerTcher . . . H. BriTTon, his STudenT Council problems To D. McCarTy . . . C. KranTz, her sTudying To her sisTers . . . R. Allessie, her beau To Nancy T. and To MargareT P .... M. Thompson, leaves Harold R. To Miss Woods . . . E. Macomber, his job as buTler in The Senior play To anyone sucker enough To Take iT. . , J. Noonan, her love Tor The school To M. Boyce . . . M. McLean, her longing To skip school To anyone who Thinks They can geT away wiTh iT . . . M. Kirk, her cheerleading abiliTy To M. Scully . . . R. Adams, her place on The baskeTball courT To anyone who likes skinned knees . . . J. Marsh, her LaTin abiliTy To anyone who is inTeresTed in iT. . . J. HarringTon, his besT regards To The school . . . E. Moorhead, his place on The baskeTball Team To Q. Wendell . . . W. PosT, his Frank SinaTra voice To W. STanley . .. J. Shay, his abiliTy oT noT being able To keep peace wiTh The Teachers To O. Wendell . . . G. STanley, his abiliTy To play TooTball To H. Rush- Ton.. .C.ShuTTIe, Bernie's and her locker ll2ll To anoTher happy Twosome . . . A. Nonomague. her posiTion oT guard on The girl's baskeTball Team To M. Boyce . . . H. Jones. his abiliTy To run a movie proiecTor To S. Lipiniski . . . R. Sher- idan, his Tarming abiliTy To B. Sheehan . . . VV. Herring. his Solid GeomeTry and iTs mysTeries To all succeeding classes. ARTICLE II WE HEREBY beg, implore, and beseech ThaT The Tollowing be done in remembrance oT us: THAT The legends OT our good and heroic deeds be Told and reTold To each succeeding class so ThaT, when They enTer The hallowed rooms a,-gen of My flaw which were once our sancTuary, They may be in- sTilled wiTh The greaTness which was ours. THAT They may, like us. preserve The class spiriT, co-operaTion, and loyalTy To The school Tor which we are noTed. THAT unlike us. They may be a source of joy To The TaculTy. THAT They Too will be as generous in Their beguesTs as we. when They pass away Trom The H. H. S. PorTals. ARTICLE III BEFORE we deparT. we hereby lisT The TuTure we Torsee Tor The members of The IQ44 Gradu- aTing Class: l. Olesky and J. Logan siTTing by Their Tireside. reading Fairyfales To Jr. and Sis . . . J. STeven- son sfill using Those big brown eyes of hers To make The knees weak oT cerTain people . . . VV. PosT using his abiliTy To make MozarT look inex- perienced . . . F. Moorhead aT The ThroTTle of The laTesT diesel engine . . . J. Shay is seen in a modern oTTice behind The desk, wiTh his room Tull oT beauTiTul secreTaries . . . D. Parker lMrs. VVilkinsonl is busy Taking care oT The Tarm . . . R. Allessie has long since been keeping house . . . A.Nonomague is Harbs new Phys. Ed. lnsTruc- Tor . . . C. Mikoda and R. OTT are conTirmed bachelors and have Their heads buried in books and airplanes . . . B. McLeod and B. CraTT are an- oTher of our happily married couples . . . M. L. Sanger is a very eTTicienT secreTary in one of The big business companies . . . W. Wagner is replac- ing PeTTy in Pin-up TeaTures . . . M. McLean is sfill Pin-up Girl Tor The Marines . . . E. Macomber is a Lay 'em Down Shanpoou model . . . S. Raka- vage is an admiral in The Navy . . . J. Miller is crashing The movies . . . W. Hayen is Taking care oT a prosperous Tarm . . . Nurse B. R. Snyder is keeping her paTienTs in good humor wiTh her jokes . . . M. Thompson is keeping Ed's TavoriTe pipe clean and making him onion sTew . . . R. Sheridan is in The piTcher's box handling The ball Tor one of The leading major league Teams . . . H. BriTTon is replacing Phil Cochran as Erie's air ace . . . C. Krull is sTill chauTTering Tor Miss Woods . , . R. Nichols is driving a V-8 Ford . . . E. LaVange is coaching TooTball in a well known college . , . C. ShuTTle is a well known lnTerior DecoraTor . . . C. Freeland has capTured naTional honors Tor swimming . . . M. Moreland and B. G. CasTerline are walking down The corridor of one oT The big hospiTals . . . M. Swanson is aT lOTh and STaTe direcTing Traffic . . . R. Taccone is highly liked and is a respecTTul member of his communiTy . . . L. Allen is seen wiTh The oTher half oT ring seT: so we assume her name is changed . . . D. SharaTT is sTill hunTing Tor her one and only among The Navy . . . J. Noonan now appears on The cover oT Modern magazine . . . W. J. Nonomague is working TaiThTully in a nur- sery . . . E. Belewicz is anoTher of our capable nurses . . . P. Bierck is The new French Teacher aT Harb . . . M. Kirk is very successfully running her own beauTy salon . . . H. Jones is a leading farmer in The communiTy . . . G. STanley is The owner oT a large, well-equipped Gas STaTion . . . R. Counasoe is sTill hunTing Tor The woman . . . A. Fenell is happily married . . . R. Hammill is al- ways There To help Arlene wiTh her cookin' and workin' . . . F. Ferraro is The dark and handsome owner of a TheaTer . . . C. KranTz's picTure is ap- pearing in all Halo Shampoo ads . . . B. Keene is giving EinsTein a loT of compeTiTion These days . . . L. BlachkaTh is a widely known concerT pianisT . . . P. Adams is a very eTFicienT business woman wiTh her own oTTice . . . W. Aikens is busy playing TooTball and doing a liTTle biT of dancing on The side . . . J. HarringTon is Teaching The kids how To build model airplanes . . . W. Herring and W. Frogge are sTill working men aT The G. E .... D. McFadden is drawing picTures oT his impres- sions of The Air Corps . J. Marsh is a profes- sional Twirler . . . D. YosT is busy keeping house Tor her pianisT husband, Warren . . . R. Dougan in The laTesT ''Super-MoTor-Speedway , burning up his TirsT genuine rubber Tires. BE IT WITNESSED ThereTore, we, The class of nineTeen TourTy-Tour declare This To be our lasT will and TesTamenT. made and sealed This I7Th day of April, I944, in This Year of Our Lord. Signed: THE SENIOR CLASS WITNESSED: Miss Finn George STanley WilberT Wagner iff RUTH CORNIVIAN-ex'JunIor HENRY IVIARIINfabsemTec2 ROBERT SOIVIERDER-m0rwCIwfaI:1r1T DGNALD FALLERA-aTIwIeTic VVILLIAIVI SHELHANfmoisy LQUIS DEUEL-MTW RICHARD BRLIZ-Tmy ROBERT CHURCHILL--Innocence STANLEY LIRINSKIfTeaser HQWARD KATZENBURGER AAf' 'rrumpofor IVIILDRED BOYCEfmeaT FLQRENCE ZYBROWSKIA- Iriemdiy OIIC WENDELLW-Talkafive IRENE LEWANDQSKI-dimples HOWARD WILKINSON---likeable LQIS ZALIN-speedy JAIVIIES WALKER--agreeabIe IVIARIS STARKWEATHER- -vff TGmpGramPr1TIaI DQUGLAS IVICCARIY-she-Ik MARSHALL IVIILLE R-QLAIGT Picfures now' appearing: ROBERT HAIN-devilish JCHN IRIGILIQ-'Carefree CLARENCE SICKLESvmusCIPs ALAN IHRQCR-newcomer GER T RUDE MAILEE- A-dependable QQEAIRE MQLANE---fwvll-dressed MARGARET RERVCELLQfpeTiTe JANE SMITHfsTL.dLo1,s JEAN EEGGEfqme'r RITA QLHRK-Hvely 4RENE MASQUELJERA lmdusfrious CJ JARVVYAINE SONNEY -pleasarw ALBERTA ROBERTSfhappy ARLENE MACQMBER-qiggies S? MRLEY AKERLY--fum-Paving HF-TTY AELEN--A pMT P IELEN ARRLEBYfmisdwievouS ULLIAN BLACKHATH-exdmior Si HREEY CHNECQfTf?wmorous ANIGEUNE DNICOLAff2x-Junior JEAN ADAIR DUNBAR--f WT GRAQQE EELISAGX-Junior BEVERLY GRENZ-afhlefic ERANCQES HOSMERA --swfbef Picfures nof appearing: YVONNE CALDWELL-Omqagpd JEANETTE VOSS'V1iC9 MARGARET QRGURlQHfr'esPrvPd jilure 12615 PROPHECY OF I945 SENIORS AS NO SUCH PARALLELS HAVE BEEN NOTICED IN FORMER YEARS, WE I IIREBY SUBMIT TO YOU A REGISTER OE NAMES MATCHED WITH SENIORS WHO ARE TO GRADUATE. THESE ARE OUR IDEAS . . . DO 'KOU AGREE? In I945 we can lorsee Donald Ealler laking Ed LaVange's place in loolball . . . Charmaine Sonney replacing Donna Yosl in size . . . Ollo Wendell replacing Morl as a class joker . . . lrene Lewandoski replacing Carol Kranlz in guielness . . . lrene Masguelier replacing Jean Marsh in baskelball . . . Marshall Miller replacing Waller ifliyen in polileness . . , James Walker replacing Ralph Dougan in wolling . . . John Trigilio replacing Ray Counasse in leasing . . . Lois Zaun laking Audrey Nonornagues place in baskelball . . . Douglas McCarly replacing Jack Shay in abilily . . . Margarel Repicello replacing Marlha Thompson in smallness . . . Rila Quirk replacing Mary Moreland in conscienliousness . . . Jane Smilh replacing Lillian Blachkalh in diligence , . . Claire McLane replacing Arlene Eenell in jillerbugging . . . Roberl Hain replacing Harold Jones in showing movies . . . Elorence Zybrowski replacing Evelyn Beliwicz in nealness . . . Roberl Churchill replacing Bill Erogge in his deceiving guielness . . Alberla Roberls replacing Pal Bierck's pleasanlness . . . Richard Brelz replacing Roc- co Toccone in bashlulness . . . Jean Adair Dunbar inherils Slevie's wooing abilily . , . Alan Throop replacing Ralph Dougan in Technique . . . Gerlrude Maille replacing Wilma Jean Nonomague as being ellicienl. capable and always dependable . . . Belly Allen replacing lrene Olesky in popularily . . . Helen Appleby replacing Cynlhia Shul- lle's giggles . . . Beverly Grenz replacing lrene Olesky in lalkaliveness . . . Margarel Grgurich replacing LaVern Allen in guielness . . - Henry Marlin replacing Wilberl Wagner in skipping school . . . Slanley Lipinski replacing Bruce Keene in blushing . . . Jean Legge replacing Belly Rose Snyder in lelling jokes . . . Howard Wilkinson re- placing Bob Sheridan in larrning . . . Bill Sheehan replacing Warren Posl as No. I heckler' '... Frances Hosmer replacing Rose Allessie in lixing hair . . . Louis Deuel replacing Wesleyville wolves . . . Clarence Sickles replacing Ernesl Maconnber in skipping school . . . Howard Kalzenburger replacing Ray Counasse's joking . . . Shir- ley Akerly replacing Marlha Kirk's good nalure . . . Jeanelle Voss replacing Belly Caslerline in guielness . . . Mildred Boyce replacing Jean Miller in friendliness . . . Yvonne Caldwell replacing Rose Allessie as lhe No. I engaged Senior . . . 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Z x Nuff- - ' 3 ,. 4 Y eg I 'Q if k W IQ : X : W if i Q 'W-ig? i 'H-Wy ' jf? H i ,A sk X- X Za New 'W K. .:., ,L 41 uzahon Ciaclefa SOPHOMO RES Well. our TirsT year in The Senior l-ligh is over- and guiTe a year iT wasl AlThough The idea oT sTill being The upperclassmen remained in our minds Trom Junior l-ligh School, iT didn'T Take long To realize ThaT we were beginning aT The boTTom of anoTher TlighT oT sTairs. AhfSeniorsl Things looked raTher dark and depressing aT ThaT Time. buT as we look back over The year, who had more Tun Than we? We elecTed Walley STanley, president Boyd Eaglen, vice presidenT: Bill Scallen, secreTaryZ Frances La- Vange, Treasurer and Trom Then on iT was smooTh sailing. Do you remember The TirsT experimenT in Biology ThaT ended in a waTer baTTle, or when lvlr. Clark discovered Two young ladies holding a secreT conversaTion in The lab supply room or when Boyd Eaglen recovered Joyce Logan's shoe iusT when Mr. lvlassing walked in? Good old Science days! Poor Lee lvliller is sTill blushing Trom his nickname Lena or did Bill Scallen blush a deeper red when Sue really received his sweaTer To wear in public? Which caused The biggesT rioT?-When Ed Hanson ac- cidenTally Tell over backwards in his chair and broke iT or when he insisTed sirloin sTeak comes Trom a pig? XNhaT a day ThaT was when Jackie Caldwell was pushed inTo The hall while Trying To Take a showerll WhaT no camera around? l-larry Yaple came Through wiTh a bang aT our sophomore parTy when he opened The pop boTTle . . . who could TorgeT anyThing ThaT happened aT ThaT parTy, especially The endless amounT oT reTreshmenTs7 The girls really danced The boys Tired ThaT nighT excepT Tor Boyd Eaglen who spenT mosT oT The evening Trying To call lvlargie on The phone over Wal- Ter ImlarringTon's sound eTTecTs. Were JoeTTa Nece and RoberT ChrisTianson really playing checkers in The corner? No one ThroughouT The year caused more exciTemenT Than Doris June Hellyer when she came To school wiTh a beauTiTul engagemenT ring Trom her Marine. Remember how proud we were when sophomore Pam' Seiberkrob and her broTher, Dick, sang aT l-larbor Moon and when Josephine Zalenski Twirled her ba- Ton? Charles BreTz, Joe Maille. and Richard McLeod are sTill our Three muskaTeersQ and Wally and Richard YosT sTill our cuT-ups -Bless'Themilll7 A new double daTe Team has developed This year, Dave WiTherow and Tom McQueeney, The resulTs are GK. Tooll We've heard ThroughouT The year Tine reporTs of The Lovejoy Twins and lvlary Jane Trigilio's work in The l'lospiTal, we're proud oT our True Americans. WhaT Sophomore can'T Think oT harvesT moons wiThouT Thinking oT our Tamous hayrides . . . we had good Times, didn'T we, Wally? So many happy Times, iT seemed as iT The only ones who had Troubles were our G E boys geTTing back To school in The mornings . . . Tire Trouble. gas Trouble, hiTch-hiking Troubles . . . poor boys . . . Nol Poor Teachers! We gained some new Sophomores This year. David and Doris XNiTherow. our former Lawrence Park broTher and sisTer Team, Joan Throop and lvlary Ann RudolT Trorn Academy. Emma Scimimi from Greens- burg High and Shirley Williams Trom Wesleyville. Remember Emma's Hbleacher Trouble in The gymn7 ' lT all seems so long ago buT The memories will long be wiTh us. To The incom- ing Sophomores we wish you luck and may you enjoy your lOTh year oT school as much as we did! l - A 4 rounc! Cfellf - 7 SEVENTH GRADE The SevenTh Grade. The largesT class in The Junior l-ligh, has been very acTive This year. All The sTudenTs have worked hard in The scrap drives, magaf zine sales. seed sales, and oTher conTesTs. The 7A division sponsored acTiviTies This year . . . a roller skaTing parTy. ice sl4aTing parTy. ChrisTmas parTy, ValenTine parTy, a special assembly, a play. The TC division Took The lead in sporTs wiTh Their mosT ouTsTanding baseball game oT The year. EIGHTH GRADE The 8A division sponsored The CenTral STar , The new Junior High newspaper This year. The class was divided inTo Two sTaTTs under The Two ediTors. Bruce Morgan and Donald Adams. WiTh The able assisTance and co-operaTion oT The ediTors and Their sTaTTs, Tour issues have been published. The whole division sponsored a ST. PaT- riclds Day ParTy which was a huge success. The 85's have been handicapped in carrying ouT acTiviTies This year because oT The TreguenT change OT sTudenTs, neverTheless, They nobly conTribuTed To all acTiviTies in The school. NINTH GRADE The QA class, The Seniors of The Junior l-ligh had many inTeresTing parTies . . . a slcaTing parTy, l-lalloween parTy, hayride parTy, and many birThday parTies. They were aTTended by many oT The 9AIs. and a Tew Triends Trom oTher classes. The QB class, The Freshmen , oT The senior high. kepT busy by The senior high acTiviTies, had only Two parTies ThroughouT The year, a ChrisTmas parTy and a parTy The laTTer parT oT April. The 9B's were The TirsT class To have The Library as Their homeroom and have seT a good example for oTher classes. 4 puuc pefafiona YEARBOOK STAFF DespiTe war-Time diTTiculTies and handicaps, The Yearbook STaTF This year suc- ceeded in producing anoTher l-larborian. The sTaTT would like To Thank everyone who oTTered his services and Time so ThaT oThers mighT enjoy This book. Miss Schryver is Their TaculTy adviser. EdiTor ............. Carroll Mikoda PicTure Mgr. .... --- Beverly Grenz Business Mgr. ...... GerTrude Maille AdverTising Mgr. ........ Lois Zaun Circulahon Mgr.. -----N Bewy Allen Jane SmiTh, Irene Masgluelier - - - AlberT RoberTs, Jean Adair Dunbar Maris Slarkweailler' Rlia Qulrk Claire McLane, RoberT Nichols SporTs EcliTor ........... Don Faller RoberT OTT MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club carried ouT Their TradiTion of presenTing sweaTers To all members who have earned Them This year. To carry ouT Their purpose The boys have shown several movies and sponsored a number of dances aTTer The basketball games which were very popular wiTh The Tans. In addiTion To This during club period Time many oT The boys have parTicipaTed in baskeTball games wiTh The under-classmen. Pres.. Ed LaVange: Vice Pres.. George STanley: Sec., Warren Aikens DEBATE CLUB The Topic Tor The DebaTe Club This year was Resolved: ThaT we should reconsTi- TuTe The League oT NaTions. l-larborcreek had a sTrong Team This year and creaTed a greaT deal of inTeresT in debaTing This year. The aTTirmaTive side was sTrongly up- held by WilberT Wagner, Wilma Jean Nonomague, and Warren PosT, wiTh Jack Shay. Marion McLean. MarTha Thompson. Bill Frogge and Douglas McCarTy bearing down on The negaTive side of The quesTion. The scheduled debaTes Tor The season were wiTh NorTh EasT. Lawrence Park. Millcreek, STrong VincenT, Wesleyville and Academy. Pres., WilberT Wagner: Vice Pres.. Douglas McCarTyg Sec. and Treas., CynThia ShuTTle NEWSPAPER STAFF Regardless of such Things as shorTage oT maTerials, The l-lighlighT's sTaTT meT every dead-line and produced a very popular newspaper This year. The main TeaTures were excellenT ediTorials, Service Men's Column. and The parTy line . The sTaTT wishes To say a word oT appreciaTion To The people who have TaiThTully supporTed The l-lighlighTs, and To Thank Miss Finn. our FaculTy Adviser, Tor her guid- ance and help. EdiTor ........... Managing EdiTor --- News EdiTors .... Douglas McCarTy Irene Masguelier ---- Jean Legge RiTa Quirk Business Mgr. ....... OTTO Wendell CirculaTion Mgr. .... Mildred Boyce PubliciTy Mgr. ......... Jane SmiTh AdverTising Mgr. AlberTa RoberTs FeaTure WriTers .... Helen Appleby l-lead Copyreader SporTs WriTer -- Carroll Miikoda GerTrude Maille ---- Don Faller 0 lCel'5 , C6165 H. L. S. The l-l.l..S. Club consisTs of aThleTically-minded girls who have To earn aT leasT TwenTyeTive poinTs a year To remain in The club. Pins. sweaTers, and emblems were giv- en To Those girls who had earned Them by parTicipaTing in diTTerenT sporTs and acTive iTies. ln addiTion To having a ChrisTmas parTy, The club sponsored a movie and dance Tor The purpose earning money. PresidenT ..... -- lrene Olesky Treasurer --- ..,. Jean Legge Vice PresidenT -- .... BeTTy Allen SecreTary --- --- Francis Hosmer F. F. A. The club of The FuTure Farmers oT America, under The supervision of lvlr. Elwood was creaTed To promoTe new neThods of improving Tarms and helping The Tarmers. Among oTher Things, The boys have learned To prune Trees and To slaughTer animals. Along wiTh Their work The boys have had Their Tun Too-They played Three baslseTball games wiTh VVaTTsburg and sponsored a F. A. TournamenT Tor all suirounding F. F. A. clubs which was held in our gym. PresidenT ..... -- RoberT Sheridan Treasurer --- --- Howard Wilkinson Vice PresidenT --- --- Bill Sheehan ReporTer --- .... l-larold Jones SecreTary --- --- l-lenry lVlarTin VVaTch Dog --- -- RoberT Somerder GIRL RESERVES The purpose of The Girl Reserves has always been To live up To Their moTTo, To Find and Give The BesT . Their main proiecT of The year has been a Home Nursing course under The guidance of Miss Schaaf, our nurse. Miss Woods is Their TaculTy ad- viser. - PresidenT -- --- JeanneTTe Voss VSec. and Treas. -- Rose lvlarie Ferraro Vice PresidenT ..... Emma Lou ScoTT x . g. , ed N L, Oman, cm. The purpose OT The l'li-Y is To creaTe. mainTain and exTend high sTandards OT ChrisTian characTer ThroughouT The school and communiTy. Their acTiviTies have been many buT The mosT ouTsTanding evenTs were iniTiaTion and The presenTaTion oT roses To Their moThers on lVloTher's Day. lvlr. lvlassing is Their TaculTy adviser. PresidenT .,....... - George STanley Treasurer -- --- Richard McFadden Vice PresidenT --- ..... Don Faller SecreTary .... --- RoberT Nichols PROJECTION CLUB The purpose oT The ProiecTion Club is To insTrucT The boys in The care and op- eraTion oT The proiecTion machine. They have been very acTive in showing boTh pop- ular and educaTional movies ThroughouT The year To boTh Junior and Senior hligh Schools. Mr. PeTTinaTo is Their TaculTy adviser. PresidenT N- .... Fred Ferraro Sec. and Treas. -.... RoberT Sheridan Vice PresidenT --- .... l-larold Jones DANCING CLUB The purpose oT The Dance Club is To Teach members how To dance so They in Turn can Teach Their Triends-and Then we'll all know howlll The main aTTair oT The Dance Club was The ST. PaTricl4's Day Dance which was a huge success. The Dance Club was sTarTed This year under The supervision oT lvlrs. Goehring, our new Home Eco' nonnics Teacher. PresidenT --.A .... Josephine Zalenski SecreTary -- --- Shirley Williamson Vice PresidenT ...... Claire lvlcl.ane Treasurer --- .... Alice Hickens 1 .14 Jorce uaic BAND DespiTe adverse condiTions, The band sTepped inTo This years musical spoTlighT, new uniTorms and all. Under The direcTion oT lvliss Lenore Johnson, The band per- Tormed aT an assembly program April 6, a Thank you concerT, several baskeTball games, and made visiTs To neighboring schools. ORCHESTRA The orchesTra made Tew public appearances This year, buT when They appeared Their music was greaTly appreciaTed. WiTh Miss Johnson conducTing. The orchesTra played Tor The Senior Play, a Junior-Senior High Assembly April 6, and also provided music Tor CommencemenT exercises. MIXED-CHORUS This year The chorus sTepped inTo iTs own. Under The guidance oT lvliss Johnson. The chorus sang aT P. T. A., The music program April 6, Lawrence Park, Wesleyville and also presenTed anoTher delighTTul opereTTa, The Flower oT Venegiaf' The oper- eTTa, which Took place lvlay I9, is The high spoT of choral work and is always a long awaiTed evenT. The chorus also sang Tor Commencement JUNIOR HIGH MIXED-CHORUS The Junior High Mixed Chorus, direcTed by lvlrs. HerberT, sang Tor boTh a Senior High Assembly and a Junior High Assembly. This year a very TalenTed group oT nine girls Trom The chorus was organized inTo a Girls Ensemble. They sang aT The Odd Fel- low's Hall, Brookside P. T.A ., Junior and Senior High School P. T. A.: in addiTion To singing aT school, and were highly praised Tor Their unusual singing. C0711 Auf CPU wb First row: Richard McFadden, Robert Sheridan, Fred Moorhead George Stanley Boyd Eaglen, Ed LaVange, Bill Sheehan, Stanley Rakavage Don Faller Second row: Bill Scallen, Otto Wendell, Richard Yost, Bob Nichols John Tri 1l1o Wallace Stanley, Lee Miller. BASKETBALL Through the loop again and againlll Alter three years ot careful b ldino 1 d tornning, Coach lylassing produced a squad that nnade lE?4'5 44 a year tor yictori s Although basketball is comparatively new at Harb, it is tast becoming the roost p up ular sport. We tinished third in the Eastern Division ot County League basketh ill t I943-44. Harbor Creek l-larbor Creek l-tarbor Creek Harbor Creek Harbor Creek Harbor Creek lflarbor Creek l-larbor Creek l-larbor Creek Harbor Creek Harbor Creek Harbor Creek Harbor Creek l-larbor Creek Harbor Creek l-larbor Creek Harbor Creek BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OF l943f44 Union City -- Wlillcreek ,,, Wesleyyille E- lNattsbi.rg --- North East ,,, Corry ,--.. - Lawrence Park Union City ,- lylillcreek .a.. Wosleyyille E, Wattsburg ,,- North East C- Corry ,,,... Lawrence Park North East -- lylillcreek --- Alurnni -- COI'l'l46lf CITLU5 --1 l i Front row: Stanley Rakavage, Ed LaVange, Don Faller, Louis Deuel. Second row: Ralph Dougan, Dick McFadden, Warren Aikens, George Stanley, Fred Ferraro, Richard Bretz, Fred Moorhead. Third row: Carl Krull, Henry Martin, Gordon Aikens, Howard Wilkinson, Bill Sheehan, Boyd Eaglen, Ray Counasse. Fourth row: Walley Stanley, Harry McQueeney, Otto Wendell, Bill Scallen. Mr. Massing, Robert McLeod, Richard Ulrich. FOOTBALL Victory, Victory is our cry echoed throughout our tootball season this year. The hard work and patience -ot the able Mr. lvlassing at last began to show its ettects. With the coordination ot a well-trained squad. the l-luskies were able to accomplish something that has not been done at l-tarb lor many years-they tied tor the Eastern County League chanripionshiplll The team ot V945 has a challenge to meet and a ref cord to beat! FOOTBALL SCHEDULE I943-44 Harbor Creek Harbor Creek l-larbor Creek Harbor Creek Harbor Creek l-larbor Creek North East --- Lawrence Park Union City -- Wesleyxfille -- lvlillcreek .... Corry ,---,, - C0l'l'lL6lf GPWJ First row: Don Faller. Second row: Robert McLeod, Ed LaVange, George Stanley, Robert Sheridan, Boyd Eaglen. Third Row: Wallace Stanley, Walter Dearborn, Mr. Massing, Fred Moorhead, Stan- ley Rakavage. BASEBALL Kill The Umpire! -STohe The PlTcher! Spring is here!! And wlTh iT comes an exper- ienced l-luskle baseball Team Thaf showed greaT promise during lasT year's season. WiTh all OT lasT year's players back wiTh The excepTioh of STahley Rakavage who leTT for The Navy. Harbor Creek baseball Tahs have no worries concerning The baseball schedule Tor I94-4. BASEBALL SCHEDULE FOR I943 Harbor Creek vs. Wesleyvllle -- .... Harbor Qree!4i2 Qamgg Wesleyvllle-I game - V l-larbor Creek-l game l-larbor Creek vs. WesT Sprmgheld --- .... .WSST Springfield-I game l-larbor Creek-2 games Harbor Creek vs. Academy --- ..,. Academy O ga GS - m L JL L JL L JL L JL C JL L 7ig5k, Fgjcoff QQIfIHlQ,j'0l7 CQ1 DEPARTMENT STORE, ERIE, PA. 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LORRAINE HAS IT IF LORRAINE'S SPORTS WEAR HAS IT It's New ! 1014 State Sr. Erie, Perma. 1 1: 1 14' 1 1r 1 if 1' 1: 1 L JL J J L J JC C Nine Out of Ten Homes Read THE ERIE DAILY TIMES BO'I'I'I.ITD IYDFR .XI I'IIURl'IH HI 'I'III-' C'QX'AAL'OI,X UT. HY ERIE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Phone 83-198 ELMER GRENZ O Studebaker Sales and Service 3311 Buffalo Rd. Wesleyville, Pa. 7 77 71 7C 75 7C 7? 7C 73 78' 7 J Compliments of The Carnegie Body Company 6115 Carnegie Avenue CLEVELAND CSD, OHIO Authorized Distributors of Superior All-Steel SAFETY SCHOOL BUS BODIES A IDA MILK AND ICE CREAM Products of Sanitary Farms Dairy 521 E. 18th St. Erie, P21- 'Q C K' f 7 C C 'J at c an c an ac an af. e. ac Compliments of if THE BAKERS OF lun 9 Enriched Bread JANITOR and HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES FLOOR FINISHES and CLEANING MATERIAL Peerless Sal-O-Well Company, Inc. M A C K T R U C K S 2519 W. 12th St. Erie, Penna TRUCKS, SCHOOL BUSES FIRE APPARATUS HUBBELL SUPPLY COMPANY 19 West 12th Street ERIE, PA. Janitor and Institutional Supplies Phone 22-766 If P 1: -,ag 1 we 1: ,. we 1 we w mv... Ogg L IL L JL L JL JL BL L JL L HARBOR CREEK NURSERY Fruit Trees and Roses Route 20 Telephone 85-375 DIEGES 81 CLUST 17 John Street New York, 185 N. Y. MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY FOR THE CLASS OF 1944 W. L. STOW Insurance Marine Bank Bldg. Erie, Pa. 29 Gibson Street North East, Pa. COUSE AGENCY Erie Dispatch-Herald INSURANCE . i REAL ESTATE The newspaper that is accepted in the home as one of the 1 W Nlilill St. Piltllli P3 News keyed to North East, Pa. modern day needs. 1 ac 1 14' 1 wr 5 vc or nc v i SL ' ' JL . L JL .L TL JL JL SL JL L Compliments of S. L. and M. L. Anderson North East, Pa. If It's Real Estate See G. A. WATT Phone 139 North East, Pa. Compliments of DALE HUTCHINSON QUALITY MERCHANDISE At Lowest Prices Possible L. W. CROOT Phone 324-R North East, J. WAYNE HASKELL Jeweler and Optometrist 26 South Lake Street Nt D RTI I l'I.XS'l', PA. Compliments of G. A. HAMPSON AGENCY Insurance NORTH EAST, PA. DR. R. C. SCRAGG DENTIST Phone 194 North East, Pa. Conlplimclits ol' THE EDWARDS COMPANY Home Furnishings NORTH EAST, PA. 'o , uc 5. uc 1' FRED OTTO GRAIN - FLOUR - FEED ll:1rliorc1'r-vk, Pu. M. RICHARDS 81 SON Meat, Groceries, Ice Cream llzirlior Creek, Pu. LIUIIIIJIIIIICIIIN ol' CONEY ISLAND LUNCH Hamburgs and Hot Dogs XVI-sloyville, Pu. C0ll1pilIllt'lltS of KEYSTONE COOPERATIVE GRAPE ASSOCIATION Phone 206 North East, Pa. BURY'S CUT-RATE DRUG STORE The NYAL Store We Sell for Less 165022 W. 8th St., Erie, Pa. 3428 Buffalo Rd., Wesleyville, Pa. THE ORIGINAL COPPER FRONT STORES MOSES DRYFOOS 508-510 State St. Erie, Pa. DR. M. R. O'LEARY DENTIST Phone 146 North East, Pa. BORN'S DAIRY 24th and French St. MODERN GROCERY 12th Street Market 7 wc W S ur 'ac wr uc 1 C lf. L JL L JL L JL C. JL L Compliments of Eco ma Ice Cream and Dairy Products Compliments of Standard Pennant Zfuhn li,Schultz Gio. Company Big Run, Pa. ,I ,,,, W, Jefferson County UDISTINCTIVE FURNITURE For a Snack, a Drink and Fun When a Hard Day's Work Is Done Stop at FAIRFIELD INN Twenty East Eighth Rt. 5- -R. F. D. 7 East Lake Road h -A 3 ERIE, PA' H-Pwone 84 22 W V Compliments of NEAL'S MILLINERY ilolliplillivllls ol' F. M. Dawley 2029 State Street Compliments of M. A. BENNETT AGENCY Insurance and Bonds 701 Commerce Building Telephone 23-906 7 7C 7' 7C 7? 7? 7 76' 7 7C 7 J J fr 5 i Greetings to the Citizens of Tomorrow i n O A i TROY LAUNDRY 416 State Street ERIE, PA. Vxfrilax. let. l ,gtglzijiilr i BOSTON STORE i ERIE, PA. Safe, Sound Insurance Protection Properly Applied I. D. MCQUISTION COMPANY 1421 Erie Trust Building ERIE, PA. ALL FORMS Dial 26-701 ALL KINIQ5 KT lnsur 11 e ERIE B' Excgzsivegd INSURANCE ,,ggg:'EC,goN, EXCHANGE i ays' n 3' TSE! , Auto and Fire Insurance FoR LESS 0 10678 655. EN Fas: BIGHTH 'bw C ' C f 75 58' 'I L JL it M. JL JL JL JL L JL JL THE GREATER HOLLISTER 81 PHILLIPS Complete Line of Men's and Young Men's Clothing and Furnishings also Footwear for the Entire Family Compliments of NORTH EAST DAIRY COMPANY All Dairy Products Quality with Service TELEPHONE 189 0ur Milk Is Hooded for Your Protection Pasteurized Milk Is Always Safe NORTH EAST, PA, THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH EAST North East, Pa. Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation S. L. UBER Your Local Grocer Phone 84-112 Harbor Creek, Pa 7 7C 7 7? 77' 7? 71' ,777 W 7 7C 7 L JL L JL C JC C JL L 31. L unshine Packing Corporation of Pennsylvania NORTH EAST, PENNA. On the battle fields of the world today American youth is doing its part in safeguarding democracy. America is depending on its youth to save the four freedoms. On the home front America is also looking to its youth. But the American farmer knows that he can depend on youth to do its part. We must see that our American soldier has the food to win the war. Acme Quality Paints PLUBELL HARDWARE COMPANY PLUMBING AND TINNING PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS 3606 Buffalo Rd. PHONE 81-314 Wesleyville, Pa C CIfjIm1ggnI'TEiVIfiN i Fine Diamonds, Watches ' - d J l R. H. COLLMAN an ewe fy Optometrists FOR LESS AT 24 West Eighth Street X KRAMER JEWELRY CO. ERIE, PENNA- A 920 state sr. Erie, Penna. Telephone 22-O98 f W Established 1862 JARECKIVS CLAREMONT MILLINERY Jewelers and Silversmiths 712 State Street 24 W. 9th Street ERIE PA. ERIE, PA. ' -5 af 1: at 'gf if 5 if 'J' 'nt 7 L JL L JL IL Y JL SL JL L JL ROLLER SKATE l2th STREET SKATING RINK ERIE, PA. Every Evening Except Monday, 7:00 until 10:30 Matinees Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, 1:00 until 3:30 For Party Rates and Dates, Call C6-128 College Styled Clothes HATS O HABERDASHERY 0 SHOES Always Reasonably Priced P. A. MEYER 81 SONS 817-819 State St., Erie, Pa. Insurance That Insures Service That Satisfies Old Line Stock Companies JAY S. SMITH Office Phone 24-278 537 West 8th Street ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA HARBORIAN 1 wc u uc n uc 1 'ar 1 'wr 1 JL C JL JL C JL L JL .L JL HAMMERMILL PAPER COMPANY ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Manufacturers of guggfdllftllgwwyii UND AND OTHER BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING PAPERS l , N --,, ...ln Compliments of LAKE SHORE LODGE No. 718 Independent Order of Odd Fellows MEETS EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, 8:00 P. M. Location: Odd Fellows Temple, 11th at Peach 'J 'JC 9 'JC 5 79 'J 'JC 7 7? 5 J JL JC SL JL L L JC JL JC .L JL This Book Is Printed on ENAMELED BOOK PAPER Furnished by Daka Paper Co. Wholesalers of Paper 4th N State Erie, Pa. Telephone 26-821 Compliments of WEIL- MCLAIN ERIE, PA. Manufacturers of Cast Iron Home Heating Boilers, Radiators ENJOY ITEIQLING MILK 14 Ed. Rose Sporting Goods is ATHLETIC SPORTING GOODS 51-53 East Genesee Street High School and College Outfitters Cleveland 2551-2552 BUFFALO, NEW YORK Gifts for Graduates Jewelry and Allied Items of F-' FORD E ODELL 24 W. 10th St. Next to Sheas J vw Glossy Waxes That Are Not Slippery Floor Cleaners That Clean CLEAN! NEW METHOD VARNISH COMPANY 247 Prescott Avenue ELMIRA, N. Y. Carl Hultman FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRS 3428 Buffalo Road Wesleyville, Pa. Lasting Remembrance 9 Q L..-.JL-.-J9' W , 'W , .-9 L-172.-.JL---J' L JL L JL L JL L JL L JL L Compliments of MEYERS 85 JOHNSON ARCHITECTS and ENGINEERS Erie, Pa. , Compliments of Irving Shoes A H LANTZ 918 P93011 Sf- Red 8: White Store ERIE, PA- XVesleyville, Pa. Compliments of NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO . . I EI E HELM A S SCH D N 1317 Erie Trust Bldg. Phone 69 121 Trust ERIE, PA. UNUSUAL For Weddings, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Babies, Showers, Home Decoration Gift Craft 727 Peach St. Erie, Pa. GIFTS and CARDS FEDERAL Cleaning and Pressing Reasonable Prices 954 E. 6th St. Phone 22 618 For Better Lenses See HESS BROS. PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS Bifocals Tinted Lenses PANOPTIK SOFT LITE UNIVES CXUXITE ORTHOGON D. CALOBOR TILLYER D. RAY BAN FUL VICE 133 W. 9th St. Erie, Penna 1 'ac , 1' qc s Kar, P M wr' 7 ,uc wr we 1 L JL L it C JL l. JL L JL L NASON'S Sc to 81.00 Store 3414 Buffalo Road Wesleyville, Pa. Compliments of VOGT'S BAKERY 9 Vfest Main Street NORTH EAST, PA. MICHAEL'S JEWELRY 10 S. Lake St. Phone 193-R NORTH EAST, PA. Compliments of Dr. T. S. Kelsey Optometric Eye Specialist NORTH EAST, PA. Compliments of WESLEYVILLE MARKET WEINHEIMER'S GROCERY Birds Fye Frosted Foods Phone 144 13-15 W. Main St. North East, Pa. COIIIIJIIIIICIIIS of W. O. WILSON 81 SON Phone Illli NORTH EAST. PA. Cramer Motor Co. CHEVROLET Sales and Service 26-28 li. Main Sl. Piltblll' 188 North East, Pa. Body and Fender Repairs K O P C K E' S GooD CLOTHES FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS North East, Penna COIIIIJIIJIICIIIS oi' BROWNbilt SHOE STORE R. J. FELMEDEN, Prop. North East, Pu. I7 XV. Main St. North East Cooperative G. L. F. Service, Inc. FEED, SEED, FERTILIZER, MISC. FARM SUPPLIES 16 Grahamville St. Telephone 70 7 'if 7? 7? 75' 78' if if 'ti' 7C if L it C JL L if. JL JC. JL JL C Compliments of The Harbor Creek Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 9IO Commerce Building Erie, Penna. ERIE OWNED AND OPERATED SINCE l858 After Graduation Attend ERIE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE State at Eighth St. Tel. 22-644 Res. C66-358 JOSEPH B. WRIGHT General Repairs Ignition and Battery Service PHONE 82-143 3929 Buffalo Road Wesleyville, Pa. J. WAYNE HASKELL Jeweler and Optometrist 26 South Lake Street NORTH EAST, PA. DANFORD C. CUSHMAN Elgin and Bulova Watches Diamonds, Jewelry NORTH EAST, PA. DIAMONDS WATCHES Hamilton - Elgin - Bulova Watches WILBUR A. DAVIS Jeweler 107 West 10th Street Phone C57-140 Erie, Penna. Compliments of A. H. LANTZ Red 81 White Store Wesleyville, Pa. Apparel and Equipment for FISHING, HUNTING, CAMPING RIDING I.. PRESS 81 CO. Phoine 1206 1216 State St. Wesleyville Paint 81 Glass .L II. II.Xi.lxIul I. Prop. Fm r Quality Paint, Glass and Hardware LEO SCHLAUDECKER COMPANY 25 East Eighth Street ERIE, PENNA. Insurance of All Kinds Surety Bonds 'If 73 'IC 'If 7? 7' 7C 'If 7? 7? UC W V 1 2 1 N i W 1