Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1914 volume:

Cbc mariner lpuhllsbcb bxj Glass of 191+ Che ilrlnrbor ITIigh Echool Elshmbula, Ohio In MI XXHPIIIIM- zmd the Board of Education wlum- untiring efforts have made I IEH'bOY lilgh SChOOI what it 18. w:- rvspcrthllly dvdivato this book. . 73'! 'v i 11' . l 3 V1.3. u. 3 .3: 3 EDITORIAL STAF F Harry Sknog, . . . . . Editor-in-ChiEf Hulda Swanson. . . . . Associate Editor Ethel Gillen, . . . . . Associate Editor Earl McConnell. 1 . . . Business Manager Ray Holtan, . . , . Business Manager ART EDITORS Ruth Carr. Anne Anderson CALENDAR Kathryn O'Leary, Florence Dibell ATHLETICS Laura Swedenborg, . . . . . . Girls Herbert Gary, . . . . . . Football Howard Metcalf. . . . . . Basket Ball Wells Ashley, . . . . . . Baseball CLASS EDITORS Laura McKinnon, . . . . . Class of 1914 Anna Burger. . . . . . Class of 1915 Naomi Whelpley, . . . . . Class of 1916 Esther Lehtinen, . . . . Class of 1917 , 3 3 33 THE CLASS OF 1914 X EN IA ELIZA BlCTll ALTONlCN Commerrial Born Sept. 37, 1395. Xenia is the lU-lel ing' soprano singer uf the class aml is always willmg Lo hulp out when ncvrlmll Girlsy Trio UH Ml, Vamp Fire HJ, League Team of Tigers Hl. llSnmvliml-s u Viululll laughlm' scrmx'll hvr facu. And sumvlinn-s ruuly lvnrs Ah'nlwml xlnwn alvucc. IRENE ANGELINE ANDERSON General Born Jan fl, 1895. Irene is studious in all her work, and in her duties she was never known to Shirk. Camp Fire Ml. NM, much nuiw ubum Konic but she ut-Ls lhwx-Kl ANNA JOSEPHINE ANDERSON Commun'ial Born Aug. 2ft 1895. Anna is one ol- the happy-uwlucliy kiml whn makes life gay for all around. President uf Cainp Fire Hl. Durlama- tion Contest LU, Class Play, Helenan Hl. Art Editor of Mariner Ml, Varsity Basket Ball Team Ill til UH Hp, Junior Senior Banquet Toast Hy 'lShv slumls us mn- uf llu- sulnlnnllul pillars ml. llw Svniur l'luss. WELLS HINES ASHLEY General Born Jan. 2, H496. Wells is one of our two violinists, but being: shy, rarely ap- pears in public. Class Play, Eg'eus Ml. iasehall Edb tor of Mariner Ml. Glee Club HI, Boys' Quartet Ml, Football UH, llchatc Ml. l'There is :1 gift beyond the reac . h of art of helm: eloquently silent. ALICE MARGARET BURGER Follcp'o Preparatory Hum Urt. EX, 1X95. Alice is distin- guished as one of our most scnsibie and lwstahczu'tcd girls Camp Fire LU. I rvz- er nn-ch, and Ixilli'. uml wmh'rH' ANA LYDIA BURGER t'ullegv Preparatory Burn HM. 27. 1395. Ana's. ability as a huuwlwvlwr is Unsurpassed by any mem- ber of uur class. Camp Fire 1H. Junior Class Editor Mariner Ht, Ih-vlamation Contest Hy. 5hr linrs ,wum: ht'tln-r thzm cvmkimr. fur tht-n- :nn- nu didxw In wnsh. RUTH GERMAINNE CARR Commercial 50m Nov. 2-1, HHS. Ruth is the hlmpio Light of our class, as well as in the uFeast of the Red Cm'nV She always has a smile and a jolly word fur ovm'ymw. lmpie Light in Glee Club Play ML Art Ellitfll' 01' Mariner ML Debate Finals m, Varsity Basket Ball Team UH LU. Camp Fire UL Captain of League Team, erddicsv ML Class Play, hHel'miah 0U. MiSL'hil'r slml'le-d in hvr 011's, FLORENCE JUNE MBELL College Preparatory Born June 1, 1895. Since the new rules were made Florence is no longer able to kid with Herbert which fact is quite a re- lief to Miss Mason. Falendar of Mariner HL Varsity Bas- ket Ball Team Uh Pm CH 11;, League Team, W7ule ML Camp Fire LU, Doda- matmn Contest LU. h'Nune but herself bun bt- hrr purullvl. GRETCHEN IRENE ESPEY Volleg'e Preparatory im'n Oct. 13-1. 1895. The teacher's coin Litit'ato has already caused Gretchen u. become very quiet and dignified but we impu she will find that tearhing' is not sr. serious after all. Class Play, Fairy t-H, Glee Club ill Hi, League Team, uElks Hi, Camp Fin- Hi. LNUL' liukmh my! HERBERT LAIHIJ GARY College Preparatory Born Sept. 20, 1895. Herbert, our pres, ident. is as popular with the girls as he is in athletics. , President of '14 Class Mi Mi, President of Athletic Association Hi, President 01' Leaders Hi, Captain of Football Hi. Captain of Track Hi, Class Play, iiliyi sander Hi, Football Editor of Mariner Mi. Secretary of German Club Mi, Foot- ball in mi 13H Hi.Ti-ack Mi Mi. iiNmm-v mmiv lht' mold. lhmi lmxlu- it. SIIRI JOHANA GLANTZ Follege Preparatory Burn Sept. 21, 1895. This being SllRl's first year in basket hall, we are proud to name her as one of our Hstars. Camp Fire 0U, Varsity Basket Bali Team Hi, Captain of League Team, uElks Hy HPICI' vuict- was cw-l' L'L-nllv and low. ETHEL MARGARET GILLEN General Born Aug. 14, 1895. Ethel is always ready and willing: and fits into any place. Serretai'y of Class '14 UH Hi, Secre- tary of Athletic Association Hi. Associ- ate Editor of Mariner Hi. Captain of Varsity Team Mi, Varsity Basket Ball Team iii CU Mi, Captain of League Team, Tigers Hi, Class Play, uPuck Mi, Camp Fire Mi, Declamation Contest UH. Nulhinu strum was iwm' achiovori wilhuui enthusiasm. 10 WILLIAM LEONARD GUSTAFSON Commercial Born Nov. 26, 1804. William is a must modest and unpretentious youth, but later the world may be dazzled by his bril- liancy. Class Play in Starvling, Baseball 2 5n 14L 'Surv znml svlf-cnntuinml, and solitary as an oyster. lL-UIULH SALMON HILLS Fullcuc I'I'exmratory Born Jan. 12. H317. Harold Hills, short and dark, in everything is quite a shark. Hw'mun Play Vnmmittee UL Class Play. HQuim-o 1H. Debate Finals cu. WII- ix :: luvnmnliw in lruum'rs. RAY HENRY HOLTAN College Preparatory Born Jan. 18, 1895. Ray, known as the buy with the umbrella, can always be relied upon when it COHIES tn entertaining the uut-of-town basket ball girls. Vice President Class m, Vice President 01' nLeaders LU. Business Manager of Mariner ML Varsity Basket Ball UH, Class Play, Demetrius 0U, Debate ML A kindrr mun treads not the t'HthQ' RUTH VELONIA HOWARD General Born Marvh 21. 1897. Ruth, though the ynung-est member of our class, is no laggard In her studies and is the alto singer of our trio. Girls' Trio UH Hy Girw Glee Club CD NJ LU. ' Fn be good in to be happy. ULADYS ELENORE JACKSUN General Burn Sept. 14, 1896. Gladys is. one of our buxom lassics and Lhnugrh quiet and l't'30l'VL'lL shows real fighting spirit when it, comes to playing: an uppiment in basket balii Vamp Fire Hi, Varsity Basket Ball Hi, Uh Hi, Captain of League Team. iiBuffalus'i Hi. I think Lu'icv and my nulhiim. CHARLES LAIRD General Burn FUiL m, 1898. Charles, like most 0f those of his race, is slow; but always sure of getting a placei Class Play, Snugm ML 'iii'mm fur :ICI'USS tho hriny hluv Himi- ihih lull his wm'k 10 do, MARY AGNES LEAHY General Burn Met. 1, 1895. Agnes just dotes on dancing. but oh, that dreadful morningr after! Camp Fire Hi, Class Play, iiTitania Hi, League Team, HTigers m. Thi- Very PSSI'HCO uf nwilliuss is Axf' ESTHER SOPHIA LEHTINEN College Preparatory Born Dec. 30, 1895. She is as generous as she is big. Camp Fire Hi, Class Play, iiHippolyta HJ, Freshman Class Editor of Mariner Hi. uShi- ri-ummml xiithuul irlmlilim: lung. Nnr m'vi' LZHVI' her judgment wrmm. CLIFFORD EARL NICCONNELL General Born May 4, 1894. Earl moved to the Harbor in 1912. As Juniom we were happy Ln welrume him into our class and to have him become one of our most prominent members. Business Manage 0f Mariner Hi. Class Play H; 13 Jttom, Glee Club UH 0U, Boys' Quartet Hi, Dcclamation Contest HJ, Baseball CH ML Leaders NU, 0r- chestra CU UH, Track CM LU. HAml when u lady's 1n thv case. You know all nlht'r things give place. LURNA ISABELLIC MCKINNON Cullugu Preparatory Born Jan. T, mm. The class has Ionu' since discuverml that Lorna can be de- pended upon Ln seer a thing: through. Camp Fire ML Chairman of Senior Play Fommittvv LU. Juninr-Seninr Banquet Toast 1H. Class Playy uFairy ML Glee Club !H ML, Senior Class Editor of llarinm' l-h. l'wbato Hp. MN lwml uhusv luxv- h innmtvxlt.' HOWARD ELMER METCALF General Born Dec. 29, 1894. Howard is the all- around man of the class and is always Wm the job when called upon. Basket Ball Editor of Mariner My Class Play My H1ossinus ml Hum litllu mun. KATHRYN GENEVIEVE O'LEARY General Born Sept. 25, 1895. liathrynk optimism and wit readily reveal her nationality. Camp Fire HL Calendar of Mariner 4 Class Play, uOberon 0U, Junior- Senior Banquet Toast UH, Declamation antest 0U. HHrvm thing; Come in small bundles AGNES WALBURG SANDBERG General Born Jan. 29, 1895. Agnes is a striking: optimist with charity for all and an abun dance of good sensu Camp Fire Ml, Varsity Basket Ball Team Uh Uh Hi, Captain of League Taam, uCubs l-U. FRANCES ELEANOHE RCHLEGEL- MILCII College Preparatory Born June 25, 1895. What could our Glee Club have done without Eleanore? Camp Fire Hi, Class Play. uFairy Hi, Class Play Committee Hl, Squaw in Glee Club Play Hi. Glee Club lll Ml till Ml, Girls' Trio Uh Hi. Her vuim wus L'VPF Mill. gentlx- zmd luw. An rxu-Ilrnl thin;- in n numunl HARRY ELROY SKUUG College Preparatory Burn May ill, 1895. Solf-c'stvvm is a great asset in life if not depended uprm entirely for success EditorvinvChief 0f Mariner 1-H, Presi- dent ,14 Class ill lZl, Class Play Hl H'Fheseus, German Play Committee Hi, Leaders Ml, Debate Finals Hi. Learninhi by study must lm won: l'was ne'L-r entail'll from sire to sun. HULDA ELIZABETH SWANSON College Preparatory Born Nov. 12, 1895. Hulda gets her lessons with the greatest case and though she carries home a card of which anyone would be proud, one would not know from her actions that it was extraordinary. Camp Fire Ml, Associate Editor of Mariner Ml. l'Shc is a scholar und a ripe and grunl nnpj' LAURA MARGARETE SWEUENBURU Commercial Born Oct 29, 1896. Our clever Laura, tall and fat, makes opposing teams look very Hat. Treasurer of Camp Fire Hy, Vice Pres- ident of Athletic Association ML Vice President of GirlsY League ML Manager of Varsity Basket Ball Team MU, Captain of League Team, 'Lions 1.4L Girls' Bas- ket Ball Reporter of Mariner DU, 0r- thestra UJ CD CD 01y 'Mu3ic hath charms. MAUIIE BEATRICE WALWURTH General Born Aug. 7. H495. Maude has one of those smiles that warm come off and some refuse Lu take her serinusly. Camp Fire- LU, U160 Club LU, League 'ch3111 ' Figzm's Hy. 'A smilinv I'nsy-rht't'kml choruhf ALICE NAOMI WHELPLEY College Preparatory Born Jan. 11. 1897. Naomi is consid- ered the breaker of hearts; Cupid's to blameinses too many darts. Camp Fire ML Class Play PU nFairy, Glee Club UL Sophomore Class Editor of Mariner HL 'WYhu shall it lwi'H THE JUNIORS t'luss fnlnl'sl -Ilml um! Whit;- Flztss Hmverilivd Iinxo OFFICERS President. . . . , Ilmmrd Findley Vice President . . . . . Ilussoll Miller Secretary uml 'h'msurur, Wmmvltu Smith MEMBERS Un'l Amlorsun Ralph Mvmnmvll John Close HHhEl'i Cnnk Raymund Devnm' IIOICII Feldmmer Howard Findley Richard de Nnhle Corbin Fox John Grant Hazel Heglieltl Evelyn Hilburd Hilma Hierpi Margaret Klicmulu Aina Kottari Adessu Largo Harry Ijllnmmvdieu Hilda Linlalu Alex McKay William Millwrg itussvll Miller Mary Mulcuhy Hilbert Nmiloton Hinl-t Pmul Furl llumlull Olga Iiimu Sugrid Salgcn Martha Snmllwl'g Snphiu Sunkkn Wuunetm Smith Vivhw Shulmuck 1 1';11101 $ Wand JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY II: llw riwnl: Ml Ilw llzn'lmy', rm lhv .xlmnw ul' le .L'fl'illlll ulrl lillw l'll'lf'. limun-ll lll mlu-lw-nwlvvon Lhr vluss nuw lmmx'n us tln- .luninrs: lCIlIm-ml Il'n-n Illit'tlxzunv :m-mlwx's and from Ihuir' wry lmg'inning Hill th- xxulltll'l'lllll vluw of l? vxz'l-ll in all kimls ul' ulhlvlira Emma lullll lmwlmlll :llHl l'rmllzull. uml M'un in Lt'nrk they are l'amnus. Numlmml :mmrm tln-w y'n-ul playmax is llamlull. the bright star in l'mvlltull, l'lww by Ms xniw :H umul wlmnlvx 21r0.llw, .lnlmny Grunt 21ml lyiy; Gussic; Hm ull tln- lmm'vl lmll llL'l'UUH is Fund, wlm was. ruptuin L'nis soumm. l-Zlx 21ml uhr' .llu'l 21ml Hill uphulll tlw wlmle loam 2n staunch g.guarrlx lh-pwwnn-ll nn- tlwy 1n baseball Ivy IMurl whn l'zmmus 21s L-uu-hur, lb Allllllbl'l'L , .llle'uy, lly Slulnmck. Ml-l'mmL-ll whn's ulwup t'llllL'll Mm: Trunk hm :1 qw-iul nttmvtim'l l'm' Findley. 21 nuw nntud runner. llmull lkrznl, uml lllilllwrlu' :mx also in the Lvam that Furx'vr has ulmson. 'l'lww .Iuniuw :uw- pmuxl ml the Victnry Hwy mm in tlw inter-tlzws meet. Xul alum u: ulhlvtw haw thn-y mnqm-I'exl and mm l'ul' them laurvlg 11m zllw us qwulu-rs in lllllllll'. huxv tlu-y lzlmlml sumo prizes this year. 'l.ln-n$ tmnlv wlw mm. a grvlll mmlul fur speaking him nwn little piw'tu 'llluw Hllll'l' 1w: xxlm wmx- L'untmlams wvrv Alllw 4,:11ul Mary, the Gigglvr. llumum, tln- Swniuw lUle' lint plzu'o and left unly swuml fur Hussit'. ln llllllllll' they Wan from Us Suninrs Ihv Mlp H'lllt'll W0 thnug'ht mmld lw 1Illlx Hunul in llm team all llollutors ul'v Millm', .Inhn l'lmv. and do Nnhel. vil yL-zll' lln'y say llIO-Vlll lw winnvw l'mm tlw rlnss nl' ninotm'n-Sixtvon, l'm-Izun lmWL'th' um- tho Scninrs. whn have lost in debate this past year That '13 will have In 5101 llUSy, m' '11: will llU llmm all up. In llll'll' xlmlil-s Ilu-sv pruml lmlw chillln-n :ll'v Hut quiw 5:: might in thvy think; l'ln' pipplinu 21ml nu'vll-ssm-m Hulml. Illvy ulwuyw mx- m-ttmg' in tmulvlc. Tln- lmys ullxuyw llH .mmothlng funny 21ml the girls they laugh at the 'inlxllx 1M1 lhvy think 1hr lmys mm st: running, Urpth'lillly Frumlis and Hill. Why are always vhaLLL-I'injg 21ml g'i ling 21ml making wry laws and surlw. Thaw yuung'stvrs haw lulu'n ulf knw punk lull I four have not kicked 0W lilll trivks, llluz' snnu-timt-s in stmlylmll hmnw ynu xmulll think they wore still in third glwlu 'llln-y mwur an- in any hurry. .llmw nl' wullx'. slrrw ni' speech. slow 1n I'lSan. Snnu-liml-s I am sure in IlH'lI' nmx'vmunts yuu would think Hwy aw Mlull' in their slwllx. But t0 the Mass of lli ln- tht- lwst 01' g'nml lurk. WU llux'y Ihl' lullshct l'uruvm'. '1'le pipe nl' pl-z - nuw wv will smoke. HIGHER E DumTHN' CDPEJCDMCDR' Literarv Societies Shakespeare and Bancroft 110101'3 11111'111e and White Flower7White Carnat ion Elsie Brazie Arnold 01111u Edward 01 Leary Harry Fairburn Vaughn Nogal Gustaf Olson Julia Syvulnomia Arthur Nelson Elizabeth Wasun Evelyn Wilson Porter Wilson Zelma Whitney Alice Micham Emmese Russell Myra Alfred Ralph Drisco11 Dorothy Palmer MEMBERS Sadie Johnson Gladys Burmock Mary Palmer Hilda Turpenen Mahelle Swedenborg Helen MacLennan Lloyd Close Keith Aldrich William Henry Carl Calaway Hubert Jetfers Svhia Vlaenpaa 11111 Bmger 1;;111e1t Nettleton Fanny Hamalaineu Stephen Collucci SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In September 1910 our little hand of Pilgrims started on :1 perilous journey. Many and varied have been our ex- periences and we wish to share with you a few of the memo- ries we have gittheretl along our path. llnw well we remember the day on which we set out. that day ut' teri'uii tn every Freshman! We, with scores. of others. were hurried about I'm the assignment of tasks and plates. Then with our burdens on our backs we sped on our way in earnest. and found ourselves journeying across a mmpamtix'ely smooth plain Suddenly our way was ob- structetl by 21 great rock culled Algelira. which appeared im- mnmlile, hut after much struggling and the use 01' all the mental pnweii we UiUltl summon. together with reams of paper, erasers and the answer hook, it was rolled out of our path, permitting us to hasten mi. lint. being young and lICCtllCSS. we did not look for the steps which led zicmss the treacherous spot we were approach- ing uml crmsequently found ourselves wallowing in the Slough of Demand, Latin. Hnwex'ei' Help time to ou . aid and arm- ed with tii'umnmrs we were soon out of the mire and able tn help t'zwszir wage his wars. the most glorious tllnl of every Sophnmure, Meanwhile we were taking daily excursions in- to the tieltl mt English. From mere Narration we passed almig the river nt' DCSCl'lDthIl, where various members of our hand took delight in describing each other; or into the lane ut' Expositimi. Then a storm :ulletl Argument broke upon us and as our path was hare ot' Shelter we were forced to receive the shower of arguments which fell from both sides 01' every questimi as the storm raged alinut us. After the false opiiiitms ul' nur cumpaniuiis had heen refuted and we had d'awn our own conclusions. the sky cleared; and we have passed on to peaceful reconciliation. 2L goal to which each worthy anhnmore zixpiresi We have cmmuered each ditiiculty. great or small. which temporarily clouded our Clear sky. As we look hack till the ,iuui'ney we have traveled thus far, we realize how resplendent have been the days and that the efforts put forth have not heen in vain. Some of our com- panitms hzu'e t'allen hy the wayside during Exams, but most have plodtled faithfully 011 in search of Knowledge and Sell- Equipment. THE F RESHMEN C010rs A and B $reen and White D and E Sky Blue and Old Gold Literary Societies: A L0ngfel1ow BiEmerson D Whittier E-Irving First Divisiml A and B Florence Aldrich Ruth Askew Charlie Beckmzm Edward Bjerstedt Harriet Bjerstedt Henry Brink Clarence Bugbee Cullen Calaway Vivian Carle Virginia Cheney Teresa Condron Edward Kane Hulda Korkate Victor Koski Anna Ladvala Mildred Leahy Lina Learned Frances Lubahn Marion McCarty Helen McNamara Elsie Nordquest Edwin Ollila Madeline Coutts Margaret Devney Isnhel Fairburn Lula Freed Edith Grant Ruth Huckett Mabel Hackett Paavo Holmstrom Ward Huskins Carl Howard Arvo Jacobson Elrm' Johnson Freeda Johnson George Johnson Esther Olson Ethel Palmer Helen Pearson Warren Filmer Howard Porter Joseph Powers David Riddell Erma Smith William Sopanen Esther Swanson Roy VVason Maxine White Robert Young Leo Madden Second DivisioniD and E Olga Anderson Helen Anderson Ande Anderson Nina Bartleff Anthony Bernardo Hilma Beck Alma Brant Oscar Brant Katie Brink Minnie Brink Louis Burger Lida Carlson John De Noble Edward Hill Thina Holmstrom Ellen Heino Frances Johnson Elsie Johnson Taito Kantonen Paul Kennedy Emma Kantalainen Esther Kantola Siiri Kantonen Evelyn Langheid Norman McLaren Margaret Mueller Helen Rodgers Isadore Rosenhlith Edward St. Ledger Hilda Sorver Helen Tisdale Wavelet Tisdale Irene Tankka Mildred Schlagelmilch 20 DECLAMATION CONTESTS In the past. programs given by the H. H. S. have been for the sake of entertainment. This year a marked change has taken place. Former customs have been set aside and literary development has been made the primary aim. In accordance with this the first semester was devoted to decla- Inzttitm t-mltests etntl the second, to debates. A Senior Preliminary was held Oct. 31, 1913 and the following selections were given: The First Settler's Story ................. Florence Dibell Little Nell in Prison ........................ Ana Burger Piano Sula ............................ Maude VValwnrth Scene at the Natural Bridge .................. Ethel Gillen Jimmie liutlel' and the Owl ............... Anna Anderson Vocal 5010 ..... Senia Altonen t'unnrtr AKathryn O'Leary The Painter of' Seville ................... Earl McConnell Class Song Anna Anderson, Ethel Gillen, and Earl McConnell were the successful contestants. The Juniors held their preliminary Contest Nov. 13, 19123; the following program was rendered: The Recrmsidered Verdict .................. Russell Miller The Clock 0n the Stairs ................... Mary Mulcahy Karl the Martyr ............................. Olga Rintn Cornet Solo ........................... Ralph McConnell The Skeleton in Armor .................. Howard Findley The Boy Hero ............................ Adessa Large Jean Vuljean ............................... John Grant Class Song Adessa Large, Mary Mulcahx. and Russell Miller were selected to represent the Juniors. The Final Contest took place Tuesday Evening, Dec. 16. The Program was as follows; Selection by the Orchestra The Minister's Black Nance .................. Ethel Gillen Vocal Sela ............................... Senia Altonen The Ride of Jennie McNeil ................ Mary Mulcahy The Land of Shining Gold .................. Adessa Large Piann Sole Waunetta Smith The Dying Trooper ...................... Earl McConnell The Stage Driverys Story .................. Russell Miller Vocal Solo. Senia Altnnen. Ruth Howard, Eleanore Schlegelmilch The Smallpox Sign ...................... Anna Anderson Selection by the Orchestra Anna Anderson of the Senior Class received the first prize, a half eagle; Russell Miller of the Junior Class, the second prize, a quarter eagle. All were pleased at the out- come of the contests. '21 lNTER-CLASS DEBATES As a departure in literary work. llurhur High Schiml took up debuting this year tor the tirxt time in its histrnwx 011 Dec. 18, 1912:. the, Senim's heltl the ilI'Sl tlUlJulU, ml the sub- ject, Resolved that the United States is tiustitietl in increas- ing her navy. The ailirmittive speakers were Hurry Slumg, Lorna McKinnun. and Harold Hills: thnse ut' the negative were Ray Holtzm, liuth Carr. and Wells Ashley. The zillii'm- ative won. Those chosen tn represent the Seiiiurs in the Senittlt-Jttilittl' Debate were Ruth Carr. Harry Skiing. and Harold Hills. The Juniors held their preliminary on Feb. 26, 1914, their subject heing, ltRosnlved that the L'nited States should intervene in Mexico. The :thirimttive speakers were John Close. Aini Kottari, and John Grant; the negative were, Rus- sell Miller. izilph McConnell and Richard tle Noble. The at'- tirmative wun. The speakers Chusen as the class representai tives were tinssell Miller. Richard tle NUllGl. and John Close On March L7, 19H. the intercluss debate was held, the subject being iesolved that the eity manager form of govern- ment should he adopted by Ashtahulzi. The Seninrs took the negative and the Juninrs the uttirmative. The. latter won by a twcrto-mie vote. A Silver iming cup was awarded to the winners. This will be held by the class until they are defeated. The rlelmtes were much enjoyed by the students and it is hoped that they will be cuntinued hy the coming classes, Next year Harbor High expects IO enter the circle of inter- scholastic debate and thus brmulen our field of schtml activities. THE GERMAN CLUB The German Club 01' the Harlmr High School held its meeting Monday, December let. There were forty in at tendunt'e The members received their guests in the assembly room. where Herman games led by Naomi Whelpley, Gretchen Espy. and Ray Hottan. were indulged in. All then went to the auditorium. where the program was given. It was as fnllnws: Ein Sang .......... HDeutschland. Deutschland uber Alles Der Gauze Kluh Ein Vnrtmgen Einkehr Scheme Herr Shriver Em Sung ........................... Wlohtmy Schmoker Eine mrige deutsche Klztsse und Herr Buml Cine wiedergesagte Geschichte Fraulein Michztm Ein Vortmgen Hanschen Fraulein Feldmeyer Ein V'nrtragen ............... HDas zerbmchene Ringlein Fraulein Salgen Das Schauspiel ............. uEin Moderener UnglucksfaIV Ein Sung .............................. HHeidenroslein Der gauze Klub Alice Micham President The mutations were well glven and showed good prepa- ration. The jokes by Mr. Shriver were enjoyed by all. The number which created most laughter. however, was the one given by last year's German Class of girls when they sang ttJohnny Schmoker led by Mr. Bunn, dressed as a German professor. The play, HA Modern Catastrophe in three scenes, written by Lorna McKinmm. Howard Findley. Harold Hllsi and Harry Skoog was a great success. The Characters were as follows: Herr Mueller .......................... Richard de Noble Frau Mueller ........................... Hulda Swanson Gretchen Mueller ........................ Mildred Nelson Wilhelm Mueller ............................ John Grant Die Mutter der Frau Mueller .............. Sophia Swakko Herr Schmidt .............................. Robert Cook Frau Schmidt ........................ Martha Sandberg Ihre Kinder, Lucy Kennedy. Vincentina Napoletano. Harold Hills, Gilbert Nettleton Der Auslaufer .............................. Ray Holtan - After the program all returned to the assembly where a llght lunch was served. Everyone returned home feeling that he had had a most delightful and interesting evening. 23 THE CAMP FIRE GIRLS The Camp Fire Girls is all international organization with local groups called Camp Fires. To show the purposi- of this organization we tan do no lzetter than quote our Camp Fire Book. 'The purpose of this organizatinn is to perpetu- ate the spiritual ideals of the, hnme under the new cuntlitiuns 01' a social community. The specific ways hy which it aims at this is: to show that the common things 01' daily life are the chief means of heanty, romance and adventure; to devise ways of measuring and creating standards uli woman's work: to help girls to serve the crnnmunity; to aid in the forming of haliits making for health and tiger, the Ullt-Hf-tlfml' habit and the uut-tlmn' spiritf' lleznls are conferred l'ur winning.r honors. There are three ranks which a girl may attaine tll Woml-Galherel'; tZl Fire-Mukei'; Ml Torch-Bearer. Our local organizzitinn was organized in November with twenty-two girls of the Senior class. Subjects were discuss- ed at the meetings. which carried nut the purpose of the Camp Fire. The counts of the previous meetings were sometimes written in rhyme. The fellowing is one of the counts: In a l'UUlll ui' Hal'lmi' lliLVh St'lnml Just three weeks aeu tonight, Met a hand mt faithful wui'kers By the Nimlle's fliz'kering' light. Welmmetl here by Mother Firvcluutl, Name and symbol with one speaks Whivh xmnld Show the aim and purpose Whie-h they wish their linw Ln teach. Then the pledge hy all was taken To fulfill the council's laws Aml the deeds of kindness mentioned Won from all a loud applause. Vt'nrk. health, antl love an- the gnuls for which tn lie xtriven. Then with ever invreaxing volume the VVnheln cheer was given, Then rang out upon the stillness Our beloved sjnud-nig'ht sung As we parted with the purpuse Tu help right this old wui'hl's wmngs. The Camp Fire Dresxes are worn at each council meet- ing. At one of the meetings the girls hntl the pleasure of hearing Dr. Mary Battles. The girls expect to take a course in the next few meetings in The First Aid to the Injured. Each girl has attained the rnak ot' xi'tmtl-gatherer. for which she will receive the Wiootl-Gatherer's ring. A camping trip is being planned for the week following: the clnse of school. While. on the trip the girls will spend a couple of hours each day in nature study. It is hoped that several more Camp Fires may he organized next yezuz The following are the members: Anna Anderson Ethel Hillen Hulda Swanson Xenia Altnnen Siiri Glantz Laura Swetlenlmre' lrene Anderson Ruth Hoax Agnes Santlhel'e Ana Burger Gladys .Iarksnn Eleanore Suhleg'elmilch Alice Burger Esther lit-htinen Naomi Whelpley Ruth Carr Agnes Leuhy Mantle Walworth Florence llibell Kathryn O'Leary Gretchen Espy lmi'iia lex'innnn 2-1 THE LEADERS As the activities at Htll' whuul jJI'HW larger 21ml mun- ma- Int'FULh. thm'v is 2m invi't-nsing 119ml l'ni' l't'zli lwulvi's Iiollimx WhU at'H-pt i'ospunsihiliiy. xx'hn ixll'VA the right thing tn itu. :imi haw tho muragl- tr: 4le i1. Tn mwt this iivml Tho iwzuli 01's chlh was mi'g'zmizml with ils nwiiilui'shih math: up Hi the hnys t'ilUM'n us lczutt-iix mt svhu :1 Hlet'leiZEtt'ilmS. and Hit- mmi nt' thu I'uviilty. Thi- IATEUtL'l'S' mullw is H't'u urrnist: :i mnscimusm-ss ul' Htll' schrmi ; amt ihuii' uhieci HTu pl'olllllit- e1 spirit at t-o-tmcmiimi t'txtchn stlith-iils leti lvm'hui's zimi tn ilei'clnp its mumi 01's in it'EUlOl'Siiihin Regular meetings mm hulti the swomi Tuesday in cut'h month. at which Vsiiiiuzt iiiwgi'ums ziz'v giwn. Iilx't-i'yimih likes the mugs iliJUUi thv piunn ztml thv games in the linithl- shim. hut two I'czlttii'm ui' these pl'Ugl'zlmS are carried HUI with still gtl't'uttflt iiitvl'mt. 'l'hu lii'st at these is the Hpeii dix- ctissimi. in which ethical quvstinns such as 'thv Shall I tHHtl 2m oppmwnt who tries tn play dirty 1' 21nd HWhat shmihi he done With 21 pupil t-zuight chwitingf? zu'o talked HWY. alum: with such school titlvstiniis 21$ mlihv awarding nt' mx'cztturs. and Enlarging the smiling vzxpm'ily nl' tht' Hlx'mnusium. The, second 01' these iiitui'vsting ewnts is the hmch. :lnti haw indeed, UYUIT t'L-livm' thx's himsult' tn iv 21 I.c:-mlvi' . The Inzulm's mm hiwk nt' vk't'i'X' wmti nim'vmgnt iii tht- schimi. They have hmi viitii'c charge wt 21 recent cumpaigu tn sectii'v t'imds t'ni' lcx't-iing unit til'ilitliltg the Nthit'tit' iit'ili. and they guthvi'wl in mnm- than 1m. hundred ttmiizllix Dlll'illg this first ywn'. the chili has hwn i'vi'y suvccxst'ul in attaining its object , Jhm'e hzis t'wn 111211 thwvlnpmwm in ivzulurship. OFFICERS Herbert Gary . . . . President R213 iluhzm, i . . . Vice President Ralph Di'iscnll . . Swrctzu'y-Trczisiiroi' MEMBERS Herbert Gary Ilulph Di'iscoll Earl Mt-Cnnnell W. E. Wennor Ray Holtan A. It Hardy Harry Skoog 1:. S. Shitiwi' Alex McKay t'. .1. Harvey Hilhert Pmad l9. 8. Mnt'i'ett Howard Findley IC. D. Wetmore Ralph McConnell H. 0. itVGPgHStm William Milberg 7. R. Caner Bernard Devnev P. F. 3mm Arthur Nelson FOOTBALL We zu'v glad 10 rul-nrd that 1h? l'uutlmll svustm of nineteen- lhirtvun was um- mt. sniisl'uvlinn with lbw regrets, Tuna WU did not win all uur gzunes hut CHHSiLlBl'jHLI that thb was our hm year in nl'gunizml work xn- haw,- nmmn in he pmml of tho l'k'SUHS. Noun spnl'lsmunship, gnml spirit with lnls of fight and mnw-huck th 1hr mlr I'vllmw u rexpmhxl plum- amnng the Mums nf' Ihv mnlheremru. That uur f'vllnws held 21 grnnl hulnnw 01' 501le m thvir l'zmn' is shmvn hy the l'ullmx'ihg svhcdulc and scul'cs: Il'nvully H. Geneva 3 H. 101111le ' H. Austinhm'g II. Unmmmt H.. H. H. R. I. All $12113 ..... llh JUH'ersnn V H. Ashmlmln ' H. Ashtahulu h H TUIEH . V. H. Mr. Wumwr nml Mr. 11mm Hwnul 11w 1mm :11 Iho claw M the seusmn with :1 delightful lmnquci. Al'ter the refresh- ments and tht: usual speech making. Hurry Fairhnm was humu'ed by his team males for his gmd mu'k by huing made captuin J'nr 191 I to 1111 1110 big sham lei't mount by the gradu- uliun 01 Cum. Gary. Navy 1:1110 xxwwnvrs uml letlm's wore mnuwlml to the fol- lmeing: 3H. E. l'lzlmlull L. Thliilmor Ii. T. Mch'ay L. Eiih-Tvilmn ll. G.iVIqukin.x I.. H 7 Ml'zmt R. G.aSquiH-w thPmul 0.ng11112u' 3 -.-ngal IL IlsthiN 11m :ID H.7Hux'nm' IV. In. Gary H'uptuim 51AM county team. as BASKET BALL Season of 1913-1914 11'1111 21 512111 111 11111 11111111; 111111111' 11111 11111111111511111 111' 111111 131111110111 1111111111. 311'. 1111111111. 111111111111 1111:1111 111 1111111 1111 111 1111511111 1111111111111111111111111 11111' 11151 1111111111 111:1 11111le 111111 111:111111111111151111: 19211111 511 1111 211111 1211111 1111111111. A11I1111111'11 111111 111111111115. 21s 111,1- gards 1119 $0110. '11'111'11 211111111 1111111111 11111111111 1111111111111 11111111111 211111 11111xi110 111111115. 1:111 11111111 1:;111111 was ;1 1111111111 111 111111 11 11111111111 11111 11111111 11 1111111 11111 111111111111: 1;:111111 1111111111 11111 5111111 511111111 11111 11111111. 1:1111'1 111 211111111121111'11 211111 11111 1711111111111: 211 11111 g::111111s. 1111.4 1'11111111'11'11111111 Al 1111 111111111 game was 11111 51111111111111 811:1111154' 11:111:11-111 111' 41111' 111111' 12.111111215111111 5111111'11111111' 15111211 111 11111211111111111211111 11111 x11111-1z11111's. 111111 11111 were 1:111111311 01111 111111111 11: 1111114111 g11'11'11s 511111151 111211 1111111101 is improving 111 :1111111111'1'. 11211111111 11111 1.1111 11111111 111' 11111 11111511111 111:1111 11.11111111111121111111, 21nd 1110 17111111 11121111 11111111111 111g111111111' 1111' 1W1 11111115511111 88111 sons s111111111 1111112111111: 111211111 11:11'1111' 1115.111 21 11111111: 11111119111191- 1'111' 11111 1111111121111 1111M 1112112 OFFICERS 1111:1111 .............................. 11111. 11211115 81111111111 11111112121111 V ....... 112111111 11111111111111 111111111111 1111111111 P112111 11,711, 1111111111 Neilsnn 11. H. -11. 31011111111111 11. 1;. A. .111'11211 THE SCHEDULE 11111111111 11111111111111 1 ;1,111111'z1 1111111 111' A11s11111;111'1g 111111111 111511111 112111111 - 111511111 11131: 1121111111 111 11115111111 1121111111 '. 1 1111111111111 112111111111 1 ' 1111111131111 112111111111 2 .-X.x111:11;11151 11111'11111' '1 11111111111111 111111111111 11411211111121 1 11211111111 1'1111'1'111' 112111 1111 VF- Hixll GIRLS' BASKET BALL The Su21s1111 111' 11111 h21s 111-1'11 the most siiccessl'iil 11111 111211 1111' girls have .1'131 h211l. Th1'1' 1112111111 1111111 g2111111s 211111 11. 1111111 11110 WUI'E 1'11'1111'11111s. 11s1121111 with 21 1211159 sC111'o. 1111111 211111' the hardest 15211110 111211011 was with Youngstown $011111 High which w21s 111111 111' 21 1517111 score. 1121111'21 811'01'1111111111'11, 211 11111 1'111'11'211'11. 11'21s 1211111911 111 2111 who s21w 1191' 111211' 21s 11110 111' 1111' host girl 1'111'11'211'1ls 111 1111111: She 11'21s the 11121111111: 11111111 1112111111 1111' the 19.21111 211111 hnhls 11111 record in gil'ls' basket 112111 1'111' 1h1' 1111111111'1' 111' baskets sh111 111 11111' 1.1211110. 1911111111111 Dihell. the right 1'111'11'211'111 was unexceiletl this se21s1111 111 1101' speedy 1111111' 11'111'11' 211111 21601112111: passing 111111 11121111'111'1111' 1'11'1111'11's c2111 1:0 1'1'1'1111011 111 her. 11121111's .121c11's1111. 211 1'1'1111'1'. 11'21s 111'1'01' 111110121sse11 111' 2111 11111111110111 211111 was 111-101' 1.111111111111911 The center 1:11211'11. 1111111 11211'1'. is 111111' 11111 1101' 11111111111'111s soon 111sc111'e1'e11 111211 1111 1121s11ot 112111. 21s in other thi11gs1 sizt' 1101's 11111 21111'211's count. 1'111' 1111111 schlnm 121111111 111 get the 112111 211111 11111 it 11110112 21 s1 r111' 1'1111111 111' 1112 1111'. 1111ssi1111' 111 the g1121111s 21s 111111-11 21s 111 21111 one could 111' 21111'1 '111111'11 21 121111911111111111111111 110111110. Siii'i 1 12111171, right 111121111. 211111111111 1101' 11111111111'111s 111111' 1'11111' 1121skcts 11111'1111: the .1'e211', although this is 1101' 111st 10211 in basket 112111. 19111111 11111911, 1'21111'21111 21nd 1611 111121111. is small but sc1'2111111' 211111 21l 11'211's held her 1111111111011ts 111 11111' 111' two baskets ' 21111111111111 sht' 112111 111 111211 1111c who was 1211'111'1' 1112111 helself. lhe Suhsu Agnes Sundhei'g. Edith Olson 211111 111111111 M21c11011112111, 21111'211's 352110 21 good 21cc1111111 111' th1'111s1'11'1's when Used. Following are the results 111' the games played: 11. II. 1' -' 11211111113 1'121ss 11. 11. ' ': 1111111111111 11. 11. ' Andrews 11. 11. Z' 111hns11111 11. 11. - .11311'1'1's1111 11. H. ' '. S21h'111 1 11. H. '1 Y11111igzs11111'11 81111111. . . . I 11. 11. ' 11111111121111 1 11. 11. 1 .11311'e1's1111 2'1 11. 11. :.-1 11. 11.S.A1111111121e ..... 1 This is the 1111111 112211 111' 1111' 111'1521111712111'1111 111' the gii'ls' basket 112111 league. Nearly every 1111'1 111 the high sch11111 11'21s 011111111111. There 11'01'11 six tmms ch11sen. the Linns. c2111- t'211ne11 111' 1.21111'21 811'91101111111'51. 11111111; undefeated. 111111 11111 1111111121111 ihe' 1111111111111: is the st2111111111z111 0 11h 192:1111 Lions ........ 10 11 1111111 Teddies ..... '1 :1 51111 1 1111s ......... 7 l 11:17 1'11111'21111es. . 1 . '3 2'4 200 Tige's 1 '1 71111 Elks ........ 1 $1 1011 Coach .......................... H. O. Ferguson 31121112111191 .................... 1121111'21 91191101111011; 132113121111 Ethel 11111611 BASEBALL The seusuh 111' 1H1! 111':1111ix'12x In 11' 111111 111' the test 111 th. history at the sehtml. A11 unusually 1:117:11 51mm! ttlrhml nu' 11he11 the th'st call Wm 111111111 1111'candidates.:11111 :11m 01' 1mm- ising material Wm tlist'm'erwt Fuptt Hlmn 111w 1h:- 111131, memhel' nl' htst year's team 111i.xsi11;.r m 111211 there has lweh :1 hard tight t'nr his place. Aeem'dim: 111 the Wlupwtet'sn Hw' lmr has the l'ustext hehhhg Iet1n1 111 the length: IM-1'111-1' :111J1 Pond 1111111 21 luttet'y ut' whit-h 21111 High Sehrwt might 111111 the pt'mui. The whuh- team ix 11112131 :1t IIH' hm hm the 1mm :11'1- determined tn nVercwme this Ihuh tet'nl'e the seusnn is hu- 21111211101111. UIH' ct'mnees Itrnl' 2111uthet' i'hmhphnlShill team :11.- very bright. We have tnst unh- 1111' gnhw in the 1.11111' already played, The t'uihm hug is um l'emn'tt tn tlztte: llarhnr : still? my Harbor . x-sht;1! 111:1 Hurhnr .' i1. 111:1 tlll i1111i11gxt.,. Hut'hnr ttttptuin .., Hm 11m Manager . Millhet'g t'nuch 311'. 11111111 FIRST TEAM SQUAD 1512M 1111;1th Melxzty ltentey iit'ismll K'eilwh Ii. Mt'tblleH lhmut'mn I911i111:111t11 Milli en: ti. Methhnell TRACK AND FIELD This is the tirst year that Ilui'lmi' High has pussessetl :1 real track team. In the past, truck work has heen unorgan- ized, as a result of which training and team work were image imn'y quantities. Twining began, early in March. with a series of cross country i'ilnsi The courses varied l'i'om two to six miles in length. The trip to uThe Sulzwuy and hack has been made in twenty-four minutes, while :1 I'Lln t0 the Lip-town post-otiice and back necessitated t'ni'ty-nne minutes of rather strenuous exercise. A handicap race, with a handsome silver cup for first prize. will be staged in the latter part of May. This should settle the tlLlESllHLI nt' supremacy in long distance rune ning. Since Gary, Findley. Wullender, and St. Ledger are quite evenly matched. and each represents :1 diti'ei'ent class. the 'aee should prove very interesting as lmth an individual and class contest. The Seniors can ljUZlSl of two men, Gary and E. McCon- nell, on the team who ui'e sure paint winners in any high school meet. Gary. as captain ul' the team. has set an excel- lent example In his men regarding conseientious tmininge Although he um step to regard time in any distance from one hundred yards to six miles, yet he specializes in the half mile. Earl McConnell. ITiIllltthUl'. is mi; must versatile athlete. Not only is he the enimty ehampiun in the running broad jump, but he is a strong: mntender for first honors in the high and standing broad jumps. prile vault, and quarter mile. The Juniors are represented l y 21 number 01' stars. among whom Findley, H. Metfmiinell. Millterg, and Wood shine brightest. Breaking i'ecm'ils relieves the monotony of their training. Among the untlerclusmien. Aldrich, Wallender, and St. Ledger reign supreme. Ellltl should liecume the mainstays ol' the teams 0f the next t'ew years. The first team is conlpuswl ml the following members: Gary ............... 1,3 mile. mile, hurdles, cross country E. McConnell ........ Jumps, pole Vault. dashes H. McConnell ........ Weights. dashes, running broad jump Findley ............. 1: mile. mile. hurdles, crrms country De Noble ........... Hurdles Millherg ............ Dushee. hurdles. high jump. pole vault Wood ............... Dashes. ruiiniitg hruad jump Poad ............... Dashes B. Devney ........... lumps Wallender ........... l.grnile. mile. cross country Aldrich ............. Dashes St. Ledger .......... 1,: mile. mile. cross country MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS 11111'11111' High 1.1 11111- 111111-11 11'111'1'1- 111111 1.1' 11111 111'1'11111 111 1111-1- 1111- 111111112 111 1'111'1. 111- 11111' 111 1'111'1- 11 .111 well 111111 111- 151111111 11111 151-1 1111111111' 11111111111 11: we have 111-1111112611 0111' 11111-111 111111 161'1-1'111 11111'1-1'1'111 1'1911211'11111'1111. 111' 11111111 we demand 111111 11- 11.-11'1- 1111 11111111111011 111111111111 111 11111213111'1- 111111 111111111'1111-111 1111- 11111.11 11111301111111 111' 1111-11- 1.1' 11113 Flee 1' 11111 111 8111- 1111111111' 1111- 35111.1 211111 1111111 11'11'1' 111'1r1111z1'11 1'1-11111'1111-11'1111- 111121 1111111-111'1-11 11111-1111 111111-1' 111 1111111111. 1,1111'1-1'1-1'1'111 11111.11 111' 1111411 11111111 1111' 11 1 111111111-111-1'1111-111 .1'111'111'11'9. The girls 1'11'1-1111111-11. 111 31211111. 11 01111111111111 1111111111 11111-12 61111. ' 1'111' 191-1111 111 1111' 111-11 1'111'11. 11111611 311111135, 11.1 1111- Queen, 1111111 1'111'1'. 11.1 11111111- 11113111. 111111 1111111111111'1' 801111-1411- m111,-h. 11.1 1111- .1'11112111-11'111'11. 1113111 13111111111 1110111111542 311111011111- 0111111. 211111111 W11i1111-y. 111111 11111'1'11'1 1111-1119111 11'1'1'1- 1'11111'111i1111' 1111' 1111'1-1- 1111112111 01111111011. 'l'h1'1 1'11'1' 11111 .1' 1111111 1111-11 111m 111111111 11111111 1111111 86101111 1111-1111: 11121 111111 111'1- 1119111111111 111 111'1-11111 111w 1111111 g1'11111- 11111111 111 1 1111111111111131111-1111 A11111 1111'111'e club 1111- 01'1'11121'11'11 11111'111'11' the 1111111 1111 11'11111111. 1111-111111111r19'11 1111-: 1111'1'1'1111'. 11. 0. 1 e1'g11s1111. 1'1111'- 111111; 1'1111'11 Swe11e1111111'g. 111111 1: 1.21111'11 S11'e1161111111'g, 1'1111111; 11111'1'3' 11111111011. 1'1111111; A1111 1111111111111, 01111101: 111111 E1111 311-- 171111111'11. c111'11131. They 1111- 1111111111 111 1113111111111 1111' 111111111' 111111-- 1111115 1111011 111' 1'1111'11111' 1111.111. 111111 1111' 11111'111-1' 111111 1111111111011 01111111111 1111 111111111 11111111111 1111-111. The 11111.1 Q11111'11'111J. 2111111511112: 111' 111111111 3'11-1'111111'1-11, Earl 3101111111011, Wells 911111111; 111111 1111111111 Neilsnn, 1111.1 1111- pe111e11 .11-1'1-1'111 times 111 1111 111.11 W1- 111.111 111111 1119 11111111111 1h1'111'1'.1 111 1111' 1119111119111 111111111 11111 111'1'11-111 11111' 1161111111: 1111'111 111111'1- 1 11-11111-111111'I';111- 1111111111111r 1.1' 11 11.1'1 111' 1111- 1119111116121 111' the 1; lee 1111111; 1hi11i1'1 11110.1 11111 1110111119 11111.10 111111 1111111111 during 1111: .1'e1'111111 .1'1-111111'11-1': GIRLS, GLEE CLUB Maude W11111'111'111 17.11111-1' 01.11111 '1'1'111- Light Florence Aldrich M11111-1 1111011911 91111111 Mackinen Madeline 1'1'111111' Ruth Askew 11111'1111 McKinnon Helen 111-111'1'1111 111111161 811111111111 111'1'11'111311 111.1111 Harriet 11191118111 11111111111 K111111111- 1'111111 Carr Marion Mc1'111'1y Lemp '1'11111'1 Virginia 1'111-111-1 1111111 1'1111'11'1-11 11e1'11'111113 0'131'11-11 5111111 11111611111111 111111101 1 1111'11111'11 Nanny 3111911111111 Elsie 111117111- 1 1'1111ce.1 111111111111 E11111111 11111211111 BOYS' GLEE CLUB 112111111111 111111111111 111'111'111' 111111111'11 A1'1'11.111c1111.1'1111 1111111 Cheney Roy 113111111 111151111 01.11111 11111'181' Wilson 1.111111 111.11- W'ells 1311111111 David 11111111311 11'211'1 1'1111111'113' A111111 11111111011911 George 111111111111 Direc1111'1H. 0. 19121111111111 A1'1'11111p11111.111Miss 11111'1'e11 CALENDAR I'. l Il'WHIij1I Huw.1i:xix.5vw. lew! ugllm uHH1.; rnv rHlt.xw. 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Hulda Swansnn discumux ulikiudinu' Iivr Birds. le . Mix Howard Hf i'nnneaul visitx the schools. Nm'. :7 Mr. ML-Vandlish of .Icfforsun visits the High School. Nuv. '7 Miss Garrett i5 snmvlmumi in Fivvrlunri. Nm'. , 311'. Wenncr g'i's'cs an illustrator! lvvtun- run vaiang, Nov. , wiisthvr Imhtiiion infurms the English Class that Hiiady Mat'iiUth ' iilS..l Nov. . Juniors hold their preliminary dm'lamatiun contest. Xux', H iSChHHl Survcv Hay ix iittingly uelzrhi'ated. Nm', V Jcifm'smi-wlx: Hi H. S. ,7. NW. wFirst number Hf thn Lyzzuum murso is given. NIIV. Nov. ZU-Mr. Muffoll gives a talk UH 'hiiive Vi'ii'ox Nuv. 25! 7 Mr. WL-nmxr pins an illustrated lm'turv on the- Philippines. Nov. :zn- First lcagur gamu playecli Laura, 17:; Ruth 12. I'Rmthail: A. H. 8.7 21; H, II. 5.71;. DECEMBER Ik-v. Ray Ilultzm ami Ruswll Miller take a trip to Funneaut. Iiuc i DUUIUSUU Scimii'u girh give a three n'i'lnL-k lunrheon. Hum: 51 H. H. S. adds new glui'y tn its name by defeating A. II. S. irr fuuLhnH. 137 ii. lh-r. -1W'l'hv Herman Huh has its first mettmg'. Doc. :3 His Garrett upholds the suhjcut 0f Hhay Dreams, hm: H iiinntlmil tvam iix vnn-rtainwl by Mia meer and Mr. Bunn. 1km. Tirlliss Masun dismisses Mix Hardy and ieei'nard Devney fmm the Study Hall. llev. :4, Seninrr dciicui tho SnphrmimH-s 15715 in tht' first game of thy f'las: wries. 1m: 97 JIiss Aline Mivham appears lyttlii'c High Svhonl. llwx. IHWThv Wiamiu I'in- GirL prepare fur the u'roat Fair. lbw: H iSemm'x riefuauwl hy the t' i'thS. Hli 13$. lhw. JZhIan-ntsi Mu: Library night. Ih-rr. 153 Somali: dpivai i-ireghmon. $17711. hw. lTinli'. MdIasu-r of Mt. L'ninn-Sciri Milieu? speaks in chapel. hot. 1'2 Th? Suniur-Juniur lu-clamatinn Umtvst is hold. Anna Anrli-i'snn lands first prim: Rmsrll Milior. second. Ilec. ITiNemmi Whelpiey retells a f'hi'istmas story in chapel. n n u Mm 1N an- :hwmiulu in thy Aiuliinrium fur a big Sim: Hum 151 Christmas vat'atinn begins. hm; ZtIuJan. .37anth am! .uii'lx' make wmd uw of the Gym. JANUARY Jun. :3 F team wins champinnship by a Stun; nf' 37-33. Jan. ti; VScnim-x' receive their vlass pins. Jam 7 70901-541: Hillmi'd and Helen I-ieldmeyoi' take in the picture rhhw. Jan. SWA slciuihd'idc tn Fairhumsi Howtors' vmwing furnish mihic mi lite hnmeward stretch. Jun. 1' First tinumy basket ball game. H. H. Ssrlhz H. H. 8.7-15. Jun. lIl-Mix .irmes. field mix's'irmary fur the Methodist Childrenis Hume. aridrmws the H IL Si students. Jan. 1517 Fuuihuil u-um is awarded sweateix 41 .lzm. Miivarl Randall gives a summary of Vurrent Events fw the year 1913. Jan. 157Esther Lehtinen gives a theme on the Murder Duncan. Jan. 16743 II. 5.7726; H. II. S. 34. Girls' C. H, S. 22L Jan. 15' First Semester Exams. begin. Jan. ZOhSad, sour, sorrowful are the faves 01' those who forgot tn study a little during- the semester. Jan. 21;7310re faces are dnwncast. Jan. 227 Exams, are uver and everybodw ?J is happy. '15! G. H. 3:40: H. II. S. 12. Sommls G. II S. Jan. H. 8.76. Jan. 24 1 19 Senior buys entertain the girls and teachers. Jan. 2l3iThirtyJive new pupils L-mcr High Schuol. Jan. 28 Dr Battles g'ivm an interesting: talk to the girls. Jan. '19 The girls of' thv mnkinu class visit the bakery. Jan, ?miRepurts are received. lluc'h weeping and wailing: and unashing of tooth. Jan. illiBoys G. R. 1.79; H. H. S7 52. Seconds: G. R. ,riH; H. H, R, 26. FEBRUARY Feb. G--I;ishnn 2H; H. H. 3,7714: C. lnd.7713; IL H. S. Second 7' 1. Feb, TaH. H. S.;20; G. R. Ir-T. Jan. 9;.Ur. Carver takes up his wurk at II. II. 5'. Feb. lllaMixs Garrett is called home by the illness of her mother Miss Paine takes her plate. Feb. 1277311'. Kalb gives an illustrated lecture cm the Grand Vanynn Relief Corps presents a large Hag to tho Library. Feb, 1377M. H. $.7 32; Johnston Girls, 1 Furl Randall and Isahulk- Fairburn take a moonlight strolL Fob. 14 1 1. H. 8. 41; PainesvilIL- 2H. Feb. 167M 1'. 3mm gives II. II. S. a Lost in spelling. Feb 17 Grade pupils give an entertainment. Fob. ZUriH. H. S, 67; Painosx'illw 25 11. H. S. Girlsiim; J. H. S Girls ti. Feb. ZiliHigh School mves annual supper. Feb. 2477Camp Fire Girls hold their regular meeting, Feb, ZT H H. S. GirIs-Ji9: Salem Girlsr-PL H, H. 3-27; J. H. Silth MARCH Mar. ZiiMiss Garrett does not like the smell that comes fmm Lab; she moves. MI: Underwood of the Painesville schools speaks in chapel. Mar. H H. H. S. Girls 13; South High Youngstown, 710. H. H. 3.730; A. H SE 36 Mar. 5!..Florence Dibell sports a Mark eye from Youngstown. Mar. ULn-Xgnes Sandbemr gives the life nf Helen Keller in chapoL Mar. 12 me. Johnson nf' Case Svhuol gives a fine address in chapel; 15. 31;; H. 11. S. 5:11. 1'.11.S.Gir1s 1; 11 11. .1111 311111011 13 unable tn hour hi: clawscm Mar. . 311'. Wmmm' suvztks in chupd. 31:11.30 711, 11. S. 1111'1Sn113; J. 11. S, Girls 77,1. 31211121 111 11. S, 71.1; A.1'1.S.7.t;h. J: Thv Imurlm's 110111 their 11-;51113r 11101-111117. 21 Gil'ls' Glow 111L111 give their mpm'otla, 111110 Feast, of the 11-11 Form. 31211: :' Rl'V. 01311111 nf Chicago gives a short talk in chapel. 31m: ' Jimiur-St-ninr Debate, APRIL April T 1111011111 11100 1'1L111 gives 011111-11, April 11 Mr. and 311's. Rennivk premn a picture to thv High School in momury 411 Jay. .111:in 15'. WL-nm-rlwm Chnrus 1:1st u mm-vrt. April 17 Senior girls entertain Spninr huys and Vanity. Muil 1N 711111.11 2; 11.118.74121 April 31! Vamp Virt- Hirls I'm'uiw- their 11131 hmmrs. April 31 1111111 Andersnn givux an intvrcsting talk on 1119 Mexican qumtmn. April 32 Eva Aldrich. '12, spvuks 111 chapel rm the subject 111' Nuwinu'. April 231ilntor-C1uss track moot Wm 13y .Iuninrs. Seniur man wrurrss individual hunm's. April 277 Iuv, Vhannun gives 11111511111011 talk mm the Mivmnosian 1.xlam1x April 2x 'lohm't Funk gives a talk in chapel cm tho Mexican War. April 311 .1135 Maxim m'ts juahmx; 11vrlu-rt 111111 111111-11 an- ta1king. April 21117711. 11. 3.7 2; A. 11. 8.7 1. Muss meeting: of Patrons nf' 11211'1mr Ht'hnnk 111-111 in the auditorium. M A Y May 1771191911 1'1LJ1r1myr'r xpeaks in rhapol 1111211105 Laird r115- 11th 11M- svlmuls nf Smtlzmd. 31:11'27111 1113. 11: 11111.8. 1:. May 4 Siil'i Glantz speaks in 111111391. May 11 dlmpils uf' Harhur Svhunls mun-h tn help along: the causp nf tht- schools. May TMSChuoI is dicmissed early 511 pupils can pm to the launching, May Hr 711113.119 children give entertainment. May 11 .Iuninr-Seninr banquet. May 221 41119111 Day. May filiBaL-calaureatc Sermnn, Junv 21-7 Sr-ninr May. June 1 1'1nnmenvvnu-m EXOH'iSUS. CLASS POEM I. tackward. turn backward. 0 Time, in your flight. Give us nur High Sn'hnnl days just for tunighl; Classmates, come haul; frum all pal'tx 0f thv earth, Let us again till these hallx with nur mirth. Ilvtts cast aside all uur sul'rnw and grief And return to nur schunl days which now sm-m so brief. II. Uh. take us again. hawk to mld Harhur High The mumnries nf whiuh we shall m-vor lot div, Give L1H nur haxkct hall days once again; Nobr have we mm quitv sn mm-h fame as then, For first in the L'nunty mu 1' girls wrm lint place And then in the state outstripppd all in the rave. III. And oh. take utx hack tn the gridirnn unvv mnro, W'hero nur team so oft struuu'led the muddy hold n'x-r. 0r perhapu to the diamund some may wish to :0 Where many an opponent's foml hnpvs were sunk luw; 01' yet to the track when- We stood a good thn' In all the events which an athlete shnuM know. IV. And now take us hack to thnse evenings Hf yum To the parties and Humps that were wally in Stunt, To our statlier banquets and frolim more gax When We put aside dignity. learned haw to play, Tu mur glee ontortainmmttx uur plays and dvhatcx, While nur mntusts in speaking we'd nut umierratta V. Backward, tum hackvard. 0 Time. in your Hight, Take us In Harbor High just for tonight. Bring: back our classmates and toavhm's nm-o more And give us our lossuns :w in days of yore. Give us wur pleasLm-s nor leave out the pain. Just give us our High School days aver again, Flmwxm Immm. ALUMNI STATISTICS Married . ' m-Sinulo Name and Uwupatmn Locatmn 1893 W V. ML'VrL-al'y. Tug Office .......................... Ashtabula Samuei Ilch Kmhryn vanvy Hcvcland Gay Parker HIcCrcadH .......................... Youngstown Jmhn Munahzm. Draftsman Boston lilmn-hr imwn tBurku; ............................. Cleveland 1895 t'harlvs Willianxs Autumubllu Wurks Chivag'u Harry Hcvingtun, Physician ............................ Detroit .Inhn Laird. Lumber .................................. A shtabula Lnrvua Duly, Buukkccpvr ............................ Ashtabula Agnes Stl'icklm' IAdamsJ .......................... Fort. Wayne Amelia Watmus Minot! Cleveland Uruvu 'l'ollmun tWilmM Youngstown 'Klury Prindle ................................................. 1896 Horlwr! McKimmn, Business Axhtabula Franws Starkey ............ Ashtabula Maud Guy Hlnyem ........................... South Bend. Ind. Swan Hrnwn lhemminLH ............................. Vlcvuland Wm. Bartlett, Busincsxx .............................. AshLabula Kate SL-ymnur. St. Lukv's Huspital ..................... ChiL-agu Sam Smith tSchwacuferi .......................... Hemet, Cal. Gonrgiana Parmlee, Teaching ........................ Flevplami Imuise Wasnn lllartlcyi ' EH1c G uy Hwy IHlpUt'. Engineer Summer Ashtabula ,Ienme Strivkler UIahanl ............................ Ashtabulu Mabel Sheldon, Nurse Pleveland Ainn XViHiumsun, Musir Tcnchm' Ashtabula Hvrtruda- Flynn tRivH ............................. Sharon. PLL Myra Whitman Geneva Sam Laird. Teacher Lauram-e, Kansas V. H, Hudmumisrm. Banker Ashtabula Jake Sunrms. Printer Ashtabula Fhurlntw King, Stenographer Cleveland Hwy Wnlwm'th ML'Ihwon1l .......................... New York Mamie ieL-kwith Hurry McKimmn, iLlsirtuss Ashtabula Rnlmrt Mills, Ih-ntiq .......................... Wildmcrinu. Pa. May VVirth tllnwartH ............................... ARhtabula 17. V, iartlott .- Ethvl t'lxm- Hiraim-rdi .............................. Ashtabula Pearl Hix'hardx Clerk Ashtabula Bernice Whelpley .Ial'da .Iohnwm Swmlm 1lmrgw ......................... Ashtabula TL'fz'JxUZ-TL'I 1901 Ethel Holmig'ar tstntt; .............................. Ax'hlulwm. Elizabeth Mou'ulf' tPilIm-H. I-Irn Hyde Roller, Physirian H. Axhtalm, Mahullc Starkey tNeiH ................................ Fhivugw Frank Fonway Tulml. Ralph XViHiamsun Human: William .lnhnmm. Arrhiuwt Vlvvvlaml Bessie WhelplL-y, Teavhur .......................... New Jn-rsvy Charlottv Lewis lllnllvm ............................. Ashtahula 5m: Hullur. Business Ashtulmln chl Skzmg', Vzlshirr Ashtalvulu Clyde Whelpley Flcvoluml Fharles Tuwnv, Uro Sampler ........................ Ashtahulu Joseph Filmer. Lawyer ................... Ynungxuml Hmrlcs Irwin, lh'ug'g'ist .............................. Fairporl Blu11Ch Motralf Furrie Hurrill S.h'I:c'f1-o.1'. ................................................................ Olinglzln 'WIili-A XVilliumsnn 'l'crwa Bliss tllcslicl .............................. Jusoph, Una ivrthu Wirth Ashtabulu Harry Burger, Herk Ashtabulu Blanch Smith Ilcmu Ashtabulu t'hiuagu Clyde Xledingtun Ashmhulu Ashtabulu inbert W'asun Ashtahulu Mary iurtlett UVilkinsj ............................ Ashtalmlu Loretta Rusho, Teacher ............................. Ashlabula Mary Scamuns. Stenogrl'apher ........................ Clovulaml Svlma Sandburg, Teacher Ashtabulu William Turner, lh'ug'g'ist ........................... Ashtalxulu Lyman l,inkewtnn, 'Hwolr,;;:ical Student ......................... Etta Brlggs ........................................ Ashtuhulu View chison Cleveland Aln'aham Ruth Lawyer ......................... Cleveland Ruth W'holpley. Teacher ............................ AshLabulzL Anna Devney, Teacher Ashtabulu Hurry Tulman ...................................... Massilltm Vcrdie VVirth, Bmkkceper ........................... Ashtabula W. B. Blease, Railroad Youngstown Alice Hark tSquireM ............................. K. Ashwhulu Nellie Bleuse, Buokkecpcr ........................... Ashtahulu Laura Starkey Ashtabulzx Edith Flark lJuhanl Ashtabulu Ethel Frazier L-Uylreij Ashtabulu Evalyn McMillan ................................... Ashmlmla Katrina AIIdUI'SUH. Tvarhm' ......................... Ashtahulu Arthur Rinto. Lawyer .............................. Asntabulu Katrina Anderson, Teacher .......................... Ashtabula Mary Drismll MHHQIH .............................. Ashtzlhulu 46 :11. 'IV 7. 7L 'L '1. 1 Z'IL I.TL 7.7. 'L'i' ; 'L L 7.1V 'L 'JJUZCI.'I. 'L'j 'LT7.TL'1.V. TIJVL'L'INZ'I.ILILVZ'I.M'L Suwn Hmmyl IH'UnmukL-r llulvlu Pvarsun. 'Ibavher Nellie Wallundvr. Teacher Ful'rinc Harrell, VIVD'AL'hUF A Hna U'Imzlry, Iiuuklvavr ...... Lulu Rennitk, Hunkkcupcr ........ Will Hchxx'zwul'cr. Agent Lena Un'lvn HVohln ............ l 909 leulys Wirth Uhllmhl ........... tiludys Wan 'l'mlthvr .......... Jam Nogal. inwkkL't-por Hum Dihcll. Student Mario Juncs ..................... lH-zu'l Purtor Harman Miller, ICIUL'Imirlun ...... Hugh Hki'HHl' TUICQ'I'ilIlh Uperutnr Rwy Pnnlu Iilc'tricizm ...... Rnhe-rt Gug'gin. Railmad .lnhn Dcvncy. Real Estate ....... Luvit- IH'iSt'UH. ixmklwcpex' Ellen Skuug, Stunnm'uphur Iljalmar Swansun, Lawyer Mary Hunlrwr. 'll'achor ......... lidnu .quksun. Toilk'hul' Luella chlsnn. Su-xmgraphL-r Jmllu Kane. Gcm'p'c Sandbe FLT I hmtiSt .llw 215$iIl V, Phu rmuL'isL ......... .Inlm lmahuy lH-ntist H0119 Ih'ist'ull, Bunkkuepol' ........ Agnes 1'nmll'un, lirmkkvupm' ...... Wilhvlmiml er'ksun. Ihmkkuupcr Katherine Briggs. Stt-Iwg'mphcr .. N U 1'39 31 ammo 1' Hum Anderson. Hzmnld Gcru-d, Julia IHlylwll Frank Metoall'. Medical Siudvm William Julrg'ola Clerk an'man Miller, VlL-rk ........... Ralph Ksasslm; 0. S U. Laurence Swap. Plumber ........ 'Jay chniL-k Mabel Bleano, Clerk inolx'keeper .......... Ashtahulzt Ashtabula Ashtabula Ashtabulu Ashtabula .................... Ashtabulzx Ashtabula Auxtinhuru :11 1u'uiv Ashtahulu Ashtabula Hiram Muadvillu Pa. ................. Furnog'ic, PLL ..................... A shtahula Schenectady, N. Y Ashtahula .................... Ashtabula Ashtabula Ashtabula Clevel and .............. Applcrl'vck. 0. Aler-d, N. Y Ashtabula .................... Ashtabula Cleveland .................... Cleveland Flevvlanrl ..................... k shtabula .................... Ashtallula Ashtahula Jnmt-stmvn, N. Y. Ashtabula Ashtabula Ashtabula Cleveland Ashtabula Ashtabula Cu! umbus .................... Ashtabula A shtabulu Margaret Askew, St. Lukv's Hospital ...,....A..... .. Cleveland Kathryn Henry, Clerk .......... Alma Juhnsun. Teacher Nettie Brink, Flcrlq Esther Pearson. Teacher ........ Mabel Anderson. Clerk Huldah Wunk. Teacher William Almar Funk. Elm-trician Uwax' Swanson Mcn'hanit' ialph Hayward. Student ........ 4T lispy, Farneg'ie Tech ..... Ashtabula Ashtuhulu Ashtuhula Ashtabula Cleveland Cleveland Pittsburgh Vlttvolzmd Cleveland ................... A mm A My. 1' 1117.17.7- 'f. 'f. 'LZ'IL'L'L:'LY.7.'L'L 'L I 'l. 17!. Gujl'wu H'IA-zn'y. t'lm'k ..,,.. .. Lennard IQ-Mm 'ccr, XVIIH'FIHLLH. ................. Ilvlg'u Hmuliwru. Tunvhm- Flnl'ulwv I'lug'm-L'. HUHRLUUPUF ......... Harry Fuhlman. H H. ' t'url Nvlmm. Augustzma Vullegut- ,A W'init'nwl Faun. I'nnsvnznnm Hf Mllxiv Mina Ihn'kluml. Vlvl'h I'W'unu-S AHNW, Vlm'k R1113 JolTL-l'a 'lbm'hL-r thxic Vniumzm, 'l'vzxrhrr IIvh-n IIvnl'y. Vlvrk ..... ,,, VlzLI'a Swuimllnn'g. 'h-mlm- Suima Hvrttuu. Hurk Hclmic .luhnmn Aim: l,inlulzL lhmkkwpvr furl Ulsmu liusm'w ......... Fwd Ih'isynll. leivimu IL 8. '1 1'm'uy Iml'l'ill. Hut-Iwr Ralph Ituwcll. le-I'k Eva Hull, Tl'itihel' Fred Kuxxlm; Flurk, H. . . . . V .. Hmstnhm- Vug'g'iru Vlurk ,. V. V. . . .hhm: . 1 Arthur Jvffvrs, Hle'inws .. . . ,, ., . Yuunuxiw Harry Huylmu Flork 7. Adam? HPt'PllSUll. JOKES AxliloerWlwi'v is the lmlleSllllll permiiliulzitor'3 lml'llil llWliui kind 111' u hm.r is u miller? A YUlt'B; A lmmlmg, ll'l,eziljv;llll'livn llzlvxill' built the bridge it made him cross. Surlgquwn :i lizillooiiial wishes to rise he drops 21 Snmllicl'g. l'liux inii'il sun llU is going: to raise frogs Hlltl sell tliuii' llHIH Io llw lil'vwvrs. l'lizu'l. wlizit ilovs A5: stuml l'oi'iW liurlollAgiius even time. llllllCl'l. Wllvl'l' llU hugs go in ix'lntori' Poml, waking llllsiHYHll mm suzii'cli me. Howard! Down in Yoliiigslown last summer I hilXV workmen iii the soup l'ucloi'ws sprozul their lum'li on a dmul horse 21ml ilien eat iif' lilindleyo The row that will not .So' is a nuisance. if not more so. Miller lpi'opui'ing for lllU comvstl JYou ought to hear me Vibrate lliv ellierf' Hlllll'Ulll. what 2111' you doing? Playing smash. Aim. What makes you so tlriin'.w 'lWoll, you see it's like this. My 1'ooi'l has to trawl so far it gels worn out liel'oi'v i1 i'em-hvs ils destination. .ime, lliis sulisuincv lloi'ms the basis for face powderfl Naomi T0li, tlo lvll us about il. I think it makes us so lizipliwiting. 'l'lion' ix :1 :HlllllL' lmly uxllt-il lin-tvlwii XVliosi- wayx uw vspwiully l'llltllvll. Hl'lut the point of a jnlx'o ln im-i'l'imL-rit spolw. Says div, I don't ousily L'Llltll on. 'lllllll isnil :1 llill. Thalia :1 liliill'. lillliul wliow .xuriizmli- is lilllmi. A nmlilvn lmtli lovely uml XVlllt'li. llUl' iiLimvi'mus i-lmrms Aw: lll't' l'i'om all liui'mm lliit llBLlu-li thinks liei' pw'l'w-tly killon. rlfl Laura i5 :1 muitlvn fair With vurly eyes and laughing han'. In the H. H. S. We must wnt'ess lu winning: the game very t'ew can compare. ttl'm not, very tall, said Ruth tu Ruth. i am quite tall, answvretl Ruth to Ruth. Now which was. the taller And which was the smaller We leave the reader to judge the truth. Mettie says his smile is the latest thing in perpetual motion. Rather late in naming it. Kathrynetl want the potassium chocolate the photu- graphic acid. and the Cobblers salts. And I broke my poppy tube. Kathryn is a vegetarian. She is fond of Herbs. Karl: r-Faii' Agnes, when I gaze on them And see thine eyes nt' blue My heart gone pitypat, and, dear. I hope that yuurs dues tun. Gretchen, is there any alcohol in cider? Gretchen tslowlyteulnside Who? Gustaf tat the libmrytettl'm looking for that guy mishtitdales. Gilbert-HWhere Will I find the injunction coil? ManettGalileo tliscm'ered the steam engine. Said Molly EUit' to Ann Ilyzt-r Pleaxce giu- me a name uprtovdate And she t'allhcii a pmuipitutiun When she was united a Silly Kate. Traces of copper may he found in certain parts of the body. Ruth H.t quicklytetTes. in the superior region. Ann says her latest hook is called Commentaries on Muses. TeachereUGive a sentence illustrating the word mw .iestic. P. CheneygttWe went to the Mzuestic Theatre. Howard Findleyi'tWomen are always more vengeful than men. Alice MichameHThatts he'ause women never do things by halves. Ann- Wh8n I was down at Youngstmvn I raised Harry. Have you read the latest HLyonized by Ruth Carr? 50 i? :2. 5!? '3? $37 5!? '3? 5:4 5!? 5!? f?! 5!? $33 93? 5!? 5!? 5!? '27 5!! '37 5:7 '37 '3? 5!! 5!? .r. T 3 T .. . .'.i ft. .1. ugn tga uh oh 13 .L 4' H .7. Your Patronage Solicited .3? 53? '3! 3 3 3'. .3. .3. T .3. angao . 1:, h '. . apypopo 5!? '3? 5'. Insurance, Bonds, Real Estate and Rents 5!: 5!? '3'.- .3. .3. . 3. .3. 2? r33 '52! 5!: if; v 3. at! $33 7 . T . Ow. 0 uk .35 I 05w- ii! Promptness and Satisfaction 'J.' Of. 0ft 3+: . 3-9 G- g. 3 . ah: 4.; Guaranteed 1 .1. .73; 83$ ifs i3 . 33; it; 935 9:4 .09 0-04 Q J. A. CE. Wm. F. Turner, QAgents 33333 1: , 5.! 0 JVIarine Bank Building Phone 329 wwwwwwwmwwwwww iii i3; i3; 4;. if. 393$ 433$ 23 .3. .3. .3. .3. .3. .3. .3. .3. .3. .3. .3'. .3. .3. .3. .3'. .3. .3. .3. .3. .3. .3'. .3. .3. ' :71 '9; Ashtabula's Up-to-Date Boot Shop Main Floor and Basement Best Quality and Medium Grade SHOES FOR EVERYBODY at the Right Price SCOVILLE 8: ROLLER 188 Main St. The Best Ice Cream and Sodas Vernorhs Ginger Ale SIMON BROTHERS HARBOR WEEKLY DEMONSTRATIONS In over a thousand homes in Ashtabula, of our 5X Spring Patent Sensation and Anchor Flours bringing smiles and satisfaction to the artist in the kitchen. If you are a stranger to these brands of flour we ask Giff; ' h ,7 i that you include in your next , 7x E? 1 47 order a sack of the Hour manuh i factured by convu. 'GHT THE ASHTABULA ROLLER MILLS It is sold by all grocers. Our name is on every sack, which is a guarantee of its superior quality. R. P. REIDENBACH :32 If You Wish for Something Sweet CALL ON Mrs. Lisle, 35 Lake Street WHO Carries a F ull Line of F resh Candies The Year Round Sold by Box or Pound TIME THE PLACE E. M. KOSKPS SERVICE SHAVING PARLORS 88 Bridge Street ASHTABULA HARBOR -o- -o- --- We guarantee Our Suits to fit as well as any suit you could buy if you were a millionaire SATISFACTION OR NO PAY Prices $20 to $30 PROSSER TAILORING CO. Phone Main 1570R HARBOR GROCERY Groceries and Provisions F resh F ruits and Vegetables Phone Harbor 254 r----'w----n Trade with M. PICKARD Clothier and Menk Outfitter mi City and Harbor h---...gg.....-.....$ TONGS 8; WEEKS FLORAL CO. Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, and Ferns Dosigns a Specialty N0. 21 Cenler St. Phone Main 1017 Ashtahuln. Ohin E. S. MILLER Groceries and Crockery Monogram Flour f0! Bread and Pastry WC also have a line of Turners Home Baking COIN? and SE? US 63 Bridge St. Phone 225 Harbor BOWLING ALLEYS POCKET BILLIARDS HARRY C. GRUMMITT Center and Main Sts. Ashtabula, Ohio F OR YOUR BARBER WORK DROP INTO A. SYLVESTERS TURNER,S DRUG STORE Dealer in DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND PERFUMERY We Solicit Your Trade Because Our Goods are Fresh Our Stock is Complete Our Drugs are Pure We Give you what you Ask for PERSCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY 89 Bridge St, Cor. Hulbert Phone H. 339 ASHTABULA HARBOR, OHIO 519 FOR A COOL, CLEAN SHAVE CALL AT G. F. FERGUSONS Satisfaction or Whiskers Refunded No. 2 Hulbert Street H. S. WILLIAMS MARINE MILK DEPOT 57 Water St. Phone Harbor 4741 OIEARYS SHOE STORE AGENT FOR THE BOSTONIAN SHOE We Carry a Line of Women's and Children's Shoes that Please 81 Bridge Street Phone Harbor 446 ASHTABULA HARBOR 57 ALWAYS BETTER AT CANDYLAN D Refreshments Candies 249 Main Street PHOTOGRAPHERS IN PORTRAITURE HERRON STUDIO 56 Center St. RATES TO CLASSES THE GLOBE CLOTHIERS GIVE BEST VALUE ASHTABULA and HARBOR TOPKY BROTHERS HARDWARE 67 Bridge Street J OHN DUCRUS SONS Leading F urniture Store WP. have everything in our line, nothing but what is up-to-date 217-19 Mam St. Phone 1728 F LOWER 8c HOYLE J ewelry Store Call and see our line of Cut Glass and Jewelry Goods sold at the Right Price to Everybody First Class repairing neatly done and guaranteed 168 Main St. Phone Main 1961 CARLSON BROS. SHEET METAL WORKERS Phone 352 L 195 Bridge Siren THE P. H. CHENEY SONS CO. Groceries and Ship Chandlers Marine Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes 15 and 17 Bridge Street C. H. BRANT FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED MEATS Phone Harbor 433 108 Oak St. J AS. W. McMorris Ice Cream Cream and Milk Harbor 123 No. 3 Hubbard St. Creamer Cleaning Company Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, and Pressing Phone Main 1846 03108 156 Main St. Elfrcb chn merchant Cailor Elsbtabula 'IHarbor X 99 JBribgc Street IDbonc Tltlzu'bor 223 TR F. PETROS Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery 80 Bridge Street .yvv.v.....'...;...q......a. 00.09 .o......- .g. .g. .1. .2. .z. .5 5. gt 5. 5. v 54 5. 0.0 59 5. 0,: 5. g. 5. 5. 5. v V 5. 5. .3 .3 5. 50 50 .5 v .5 '3. 5. 'f .5 .3 V .g. 5. v, V 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. .5 GUS ORN MENS FURNISHINGS AND EMERSON SHOES 70 Bridge Street ASHTABULA HARBOR .,..,...v.. v...v. . . . . ....... . . ,0,p.05..........:..,....v... .,. , . . v.0.0wwaawiwvivwi' DONT BUY NEW SHOES Make your old ones look like new Take them to a first-class SHOE-SHINING PARLOR JAS. BALTAS 157 Bridge St. EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EIEIIEEI Cultivate the Habit of Saving Once Begun, the Rest is Easy A Savings Account started NOW with us will make you independent in a few years. 5 7E INTEREST COMPOUNDED 5 7E SEMISANNUALLY The amount of the Penny Savings Account of the Harbor School Children is now more than $490000. HOW MUCH DOES YOUR ACCOI'NT SHOW? Why not call and see us about it at once? The Harbor Building 6: Loan Co. 90 Bridge Street ASHTABULA.OHKE E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE b4 The Wm. Christensen Co. ICC Cream, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco NEWS DEPOT Agent for all Sporting Goods 70 Bridge St. Phone- Harbor 333 The Boston Store GIVES BEST VALUE We lead in good Clothes for Men and Boys Coats, Suits, Waists, Skirts and Dresses for Women and Misses FOR STYLE AND QUALITY Main Street Ashtabula P. H. LAMPELA Groceries and Provisions Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Store No. 32 Oak St. Plume Harbor 16:3 Let us fit you out in fme Style Everything in the line of First Class CLOTHING MAX KARPEL 82 Bridge Street Ashtahula Harbor MEDIUM AND HIGH GRADE FURNITURE RUGS AND DRAPERIES HOOVER-BOND MAIN STREET . Buying Cheap Shoes to save money is just like stopping a Clock to save time Satisfaction always Guaranteed at The Turner Shoe CO. 73 Bridge St. 67 E. H. BURRILL MEATS 68 Bridge St., Ashtabula Harbor Nothing but the Best of Meats Handled GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER Phone Harbor 332 E. C. HORTON Dealer in COAL, GRAIN, AND HAY Offices Phone- 232 Main St. Main 1837 82 Lake St. Harbor 319 mumsmmnmmmmmmmxmmmmmmmmmmg Everything in Building Material We aim to keep, at all times, everything in lumber and building material. And as in the case of our lumber every item of our stock is of the highest quality. Of course, we know that the price cuts a big figure with every buyeroand we are prepared to meet anybody's price-but at the same time, we have found that the exceptional quality of our stock is appreciated by those who have learned its superiority. If you want absolutely highoclass material, at a justright price, buy your lumber here. Your small wants promptly attended to. One piece or a car load. Our HobbonualityoPriceoService The J G. Laird Lumber Co. mum1mmmumsmumsmmummmmmsmmuuummmmmummmmmxumsmmmmum hkl '- '- .- r r m ov- .5 M r h .- h 'o ow r h ? r u y r - y r- r .9 r V u- '- r ? r .N u.- r .5 .- 'k v k r r r r h .fo r h p- r , on r- , .rk r h Q'- on .s, 'K h h .I-v h, 'V .'K M h .91 'V .N on u M w b .N .K ov- , .o r .w y r M w .w w M ov- ' .5 w m ? r' y p- h r y r w h r 'v .- 'N 'o y M h .- 9- M .v- rr '9 E 7-! b y 4 71 ummmumummmmmmmmmumamummumu HS, Let De Rosa tailor you 17; All Goods Guaranteed to give Satisfaction J . l; 4M. 39 1 A - JET T Knobby Spring and Summer Styles and ' ' Goods to suit anyone Lg -435 11 Right Work done at the Right Price wafiA .H .4 sz-L-m-ir 1L:;; M14 A A A , +4MM++M+M++++4v9H+WW0+ GIVE US A TRIAL 4 t +a-4.+4-H.+H4 :--:-++++-MM.4 M+W+++++MW ASHTABULA HARBOR 2r C3 6. AA; J u Gamgggwgw QImQQ