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

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Our life is just a great big plan, So important to modern man. If it were not for this, Many of us could not exist. Successful activities are planned ahead. Some people are sorry, who wait instead. Their parties go down with a great big flop, Like a tired worker just out of shop. The plans for a house must be ready indeed, When the carpenters start with alarming speed. If they weren't your bedroom might be in the hall, How convenient for those who call. You have no plans of a birthday cake, So you throw everything in and put it to bake. When it is cut you find ketchup and spice, And instead of icing. a layer of rice. So plan your hours with accurate precision, You'll find your success is not just a vision. Your work will seem done in advance, Your favorite book will get more than a glance. Nancy Warren

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K Q mafawae The Class of '48 is unusual in several ways. Aside from the fact they are the largest group to enter the high school at one time, they also have the distinction of being the iirst complete freshmen class to attend sessions at the new school. The privileges previ- ously bestowed upon upperclassmen alone' that of organizing to elect class oificers, taking part in all school functions, as Well as staging several partiesefhas been their good fortune during their first year of their high school career. We are expecting big things from the Class of '48 provided their interest, loyalty, and enthusiasm remain intact.

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t Our eighth grade started the year off with forty-three boys and forty-six girls. The average age is fourteen years. There are two home-rooms: Eight A and Eight HB . The A group consists of students interested in Band, Orchestra, or Mixed Chorus: some students taking advantage of all three. All students participate in English, Social Science., Mathematics, Science, Music, and Art classes. All boys have Industrial Arts Class while the girls are in Home Economics class. For Physical Education we play Mushball, Soccer, and Tag Football, outdoors, when the weather permits. The Eight A's have Mrs. Treter for a home room teacher while Miss Guckes, Mr. Wellman, and Mr. Gross take turns with Eight B , SeaenZ4Qzac!e The enrollment for the seventh grade this year has been ninety-three. Eight pupils have come from other schools during the year but a balance has been maintained as twelve moved away. The seventh grade is divided into two sections, an A and a B group. The pupils in the AH group have the opportunity to participate in band, orchestra, and chorus. Both the An and the B groups study Mathematics, English, Spelling, Social Science, General Science, Music and Art. The boys of the seventh grade take Industrial Arts while the girls take Home Economics. For Physical Education the program consists of Mushball, Football and Soccer. The Seven A is under the direction of Miss Hall and the Seven B has been guided by Miss Stahl.