Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1930 volume:

Foreword Hum: 17 Ihlx uwk Mu MPH vax :nH-wauu? 'IV V H nx Jm! H rdx w: by pm n .1 mm kappa WU H :11 N hrwl V23 rinx um! mu Contents DHWIX I :1 m I'IV l I H Bme u; lIn'ttAHmV - SI-Xi'iid Sb V'I'IHN . CI MM x ORHXNILX I IHNS A'HH! HI K AIM R I N M NH Dedication To Mr. .1 A. inwccu, whu in 11in fnur hum u Harbm High SLhUUl im mud: himxcll n t'ximd m uwn' xludml and tmchcr. His cncoumgcmcm hm lad many In higher ambitions and achievements. Iirst in his mind always :omcs the leughl- ful consideration of mhcn. His unsclfxslmms, plmsdnl dispmilion frlundlincsk .md hix awismncc in tixncg of need 12.1w had such a nmrkcd L'Ichl on 31' that hu will always rennin in their thoughts. Pu av Six MRt WILLIAM Ii. W'iiNNER Izvcry stttdunt in our schouls. as wcll as every cilizcn of thc distriu. owes a debt of gratiludu lo the man who has :niculablc amount of tima- .md cncrgy su that uur schools might ht sacrifm'ti an in maintained on .1 high plant and tth the hast idch of cililcmhip through cdllcdl tion might be furnishud to thc chiltirm oi tht community. Ax the end of Olll' schonl career apt preaches, our lhoughts first lurn to Mr. W'mmm who has gtuiclsd twenty clmscs through the hailmr 0f gchooi dAVS 10 1h: port of life, In addition to his rcguiar duties: he has done .1 large JIUOUHI of speaking and lecturing over this pan of thq country. This has furthsr cnla'Vgcd the sphcrc of his usefulness and 1h: debt of gratitude of all with whom hc hue come into contact. Harbor High has indeed bccn fortun- ate 10 rutain a man of such high char acts: and unrivaled ability for a period of twenty years. Page Nine MRi J. A. FAWCETT This is ML Fawcett's first year as principal of Harbor High School. He is not .1 stranger. however. as this is his fourth year here. For three years Mr. linwmt was assistant principal and tcachcr of physics at the Harbor. Mri Fawcett was graduated from Jef- ferson Academy and has his B. Sc. in education from Ohio Northern Univer- sity. The teaching carccr of Mr Fawcctt began in a smAH rural school in Pennv syimnia. Since then he has held. at dif- fcn'nl times the position of grade school tcachvr in Bridgevillc. Ohio: principal of Harpslcr High School. Harpster. Ohio: principal of Arcadia High School, Arcat dill. Ohio: superintendent at Belle Centv cr. Ohio: and supervising principal at Troy. Ohio. Besides being principal of Harbor Highi Mr. FJVK'CYLI aiso teaches twelfth grade American history and CiViiS. The members of the class of 1930 will rcmrmbcr Mr. Fawcctt especially, bctause when he came to Harbor High Ihev were just entering high school as freshmen. ., CI ARA D, AIJORD linglish. Mnhcmnics Hiram College A. B. Ypsilanti. Michigan 5 z a l a Normal WILm O. BARKI-R Science. Physics Ohin University A BV ' Omega ch Pi MART MILL: MILHR Mud: Otlcrbuin Conscrvalory, Div plomn in Voice and Public School Music Ollcrbcin College A, B 1HVN I' CASPY Mamml Training Kent Stntc College B. S. OPAL S. CASBOL'RNI: Gcogmphy Science XVomlcr Kent State College NORMAN 13 DAY Printing Dcnison L'nivcr'sily I'h. PL lLI-TA NORRIS IDDY Spnnish. Latin Collcgc for XVomcn, VJmm'n Ruservc A B. JFAN HALLIKI'T CHAPMAN Typing Margaret Morrison College for V0men Ohio State University Umvusily uf Chicago, Cm- respondcnce Course Ohio Northern University Page Ton XV. S.N10R1.l-ZY Malhcmalics The College of lEmporia Ali. Sc D, Princeton University A. M Uniwrsity of Berlin University of Chicago Jl-ANL EWING Engish, Dramatics Ohio ch1chn A. B. LAURINCI- D. MILLER History Ottcrbein College A. B. Lamb: Kappa Tau H.0Rl'NCE HUNSCHER English XVcstern Reserve A. B. Phi Beta Kappa T.ROY A. SNYDER Biology, Chemistry ijnsler College B. S F. MARGUIERITE BARNHIU. French. English Ohio SL119 University Ohio Wesleyan A B in Education '27 Alpha Xi Delta Sorority CHARLES R. ORR History. Civics Muskingum College A. B. Pi Xipsilon Delta IRENE SHANNON Physical Education and Girls' Coach Ccdarvillc College A. B. Ohio State University J A. H WCH '1' Principal Ohio Northern University B. 5V. B. Pm Ohio Slate Univcrsily CHMU m C. MI'Hjm-u. Phx'sical Iiducation and Buys' Coach Dcniwn Unwcrslly A B. Mmmi ll, CASH Dmncxlir Sjmcc Wuucrn Reserve Coflcgc B S. WARD S. MILL! R English, Journalixm Daniwn University A. B. Phi Bum Kappa Grown? IL WAHI.31RL'N Orchestra BJnLI Nx'lnnd Military Band School EARL IL SUIIH-N Mathmmlics Kcm State College B, S. in liducntion Sigma Tau Gamma V. H. Mosm Commercial Suhjsus Ohio Northern Universitv Zancrmn College 12. MILDRIID MLSON Shorthand. l'inglish W'vslcrn Reserve University Northwestern Univcrsity Auguslnna Collcgc A. B. Cleveland Institute 01' Muui, Pugw Urwn l'I,ORi3X li J. DIBELI. 1:11inle Malhcmdlics Hi ra m A. B. U niwrsily of XVisconsin I'LLI'N 11 BFVK Azl Supcrvisor Olnriin Cnilrgc A. B ClcwlAnd 5:?100! of Art XK'c .lvrn Rrscn'c U nivcrsily L'HZABL'I'H Z. SMYTH Soda! Sludics Kunl Sula College Chautauqua, N. Y. MILIIHLU H. SMITH English Civica IhldwinXX'allacc A. B. Kent State College Obvrlin Mus. MILDRED TURNBCLL Librarian Miaxm University A. B. ILLX'I AARNIO ercmryu Supennlcndcnt's omcc IRl-M-i HARTMAN Aszislant, Principal's OfTIcu J ELM Comma: Assiuant Librarian Left In Right: .1. I. Iuird, LL C. Tnpky, C W. Askew, 11. J. Collander. C. 0. Gudmundsun. W, IC, Wonnor. Superintendent. Board of Education Mcnlimxhip nn 11w 110.1111 nl 1x1ucaliwn is an hmmr buslowcd unlx' upon mpnmiNu JHJ Lruslwmlhv mm unl women. 111nm: is plenty Hf hard wurk involved, and Ihc pJv cnnslsh 1.xrgc1': ml cxprusmnm m appmidliun 0r dixp1msurc un the pan of the general publit. II 19 no 121w mxk In 111mm quusliwns 111 public interest on lhmr mum and 1w .11711' a: 1hr mmc Iimu 10 plume .111 t1jsnx 111' pcnp1t. 0n 1.1mmz'; :1. 1011' A public ru'cpliun wax 1761K1 in thy 11Jr1mr Rhomh hu' 1111' mL-mhns 01 the 1111.1111 m 1 dmuinn Spuial rucognilion was givcn Mum's, C, XV. Askew, 0. C1 Tnpkv, and C. 0, kudmundwn. vmh n1 whum has wn'ud .xs .1 Buxrd mvmbvr 1hr .1 qlmrlcr u! .1 Lcnlurxx 111a mihu Hm mumhcrx U1; Ihc pruscnl 150nm are Mr. Juhn 1,. Laird and Dr. 11. .1. VuHandu: Al ihix mcclmg U1k1 times were rm'icu'cd .md rcminisccncm presumed. having 10 L10 u'izh Lhc ichIs and Accnmplishnnnlx of thch mm in their wrx'iLc for 111: schtmk. Schoul .ulixilicx 01' L'Ar1irr dam were described 111' Mr, B. A. R1111cr, W110 WM a acnior in 1001. MJny 1111px'0vcmcms haw 1mm made in 111: school syncm, '11me whn n'mcmhur wln'n 11w 1:11me Budding was lhc high 5511001 .md 115 am: W119 111L' 0n1v gymnamum 11w school yn- jm'u, W111 Jpprcimu wmcu'lmx 11n- pmgrcsx that 1134 lwun mddu. Amnhvr CXL'crpl frnm 11w schnml records tells us 111.11 Mr. Patterson notified 11w Board in 19111! 113.11 11c wou1d nut 1m J mndidntu inr rc1u1uliun .15 Superimcndcm :1 uxmmillcc um sixliny of Mr. 13mm. Mr. Askew. And Mr. Topky visited XVooslcr. 01110. 10 intmvicw Mr. chmr Mm wax then an instrumor in the Cn1lcgc of XVomtur. L'ndcr hi'; ahlc 1mdcnhip xhc 11Arbur 511100151 11.1w come to huld an mviAhlc pmiriun. Simu 10113 the physiml pmpcrly of 1116 schnuls 13M 1wcn laxgclv incrcmcd and imprm'cLL vacml 1mm admwnt m the XVJshingmn $111001 han- 1wvn punhjxtd fur p1.1vgr'm1mk .1 mag- niqu-nl Athlvlic 111'111 .md Iicld Haus'c haw hccn provided, and mJny anrnwnwnls mndc in K110 sdnml ivuilr1ings Ihrmsch'us. Inr lhc gmcmux giving 01' their nmc. lhcir Vital murcst 1n the wcHArc nt 1110 xubuols. .md their L1l'YUl1UIl m the Jdvaniumunt of 111:: community wc owe a debt of gratitude to .111 who have scrvud 01' art now saving 0n the Boer of 1,dumliun. Paw TLUVILT Senior Officers HIENRY LINTALA. PRESIDENT 'A yuuth tn t'nrt-mu am! in fume unlumwn. .an-J- xxux hi: lmlmly nml his mul Sill'ul'v. Claw Presidvm 5. 4. l.c.chrs' Club 3; Vicc-prcsidcnl 4. lnollmll 4. 'Ikrnvk 1,2. 3, 4. Rewrw BJchllull 3. lalin Club I. .lnnim Claw Plav INMRID LUNDI, SlifTRl-TARY Ailli TRFASURIER Sheik uili'ur :md randy. :xlwuy. thorn; 5hr in 2: HM mum wry x'm'v. Prvsidcnl Nalimml Honor Smitty Clam Vice pmidcnl I. Flaw Surclary I'rmeurcr 2. 3. 4. T numurrr Scmm' Qill'hv Club Spanish Club 3. President 4 Ldilur .Vccklv Mariner qw. 4 idmwr Annual Mariner 4. .K'cuklv Mariner 1. X'AI'Rily Ihxkcllmll 2 K 4. lmrrclnxs Basketball !. lnlcrclass Basclmll 1. l l.atinC1uh l, 1, Student l,ihmry SLUT 4. WIEIKKO IAHNA. Vim: PmsmliNT KX'uxru' MHHH hn's' Mmtml WHh L'n'ul wit. AH III'L' lmnml Vu utlmil. If you know him yuu'tl wry I va man! Operclm K. 4. Prrsidcnl Boys! Glee Club 4. Lenders Club 4. Dramatic Club 4, Chwrlcader 4. ViCC prCSIanl Mixed Chorus 4. Class Vicc-prcsidcnl 4. Page F 17 teen GRETCHEN M. BAKER Short of stature. light of hair. Was there ever maid more fair? Weekly Mariner 3. 4. Annual Mariner 4. Operetta 4. Latin Club 1. 2, 3, 4. Girls' Glee Club 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Senior Girls' Club Spanish Club 3. +. MILDRED BRUCKMAN HThy quiet way befits thy peaceful spirit, Thou and quietude are the best of friends. Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Art Club 4. Interclass Basketball 1. Z. 3. Weekly Mariner Typist 3. 4. Annual Mariner Typist 4. Edgcwnxcr Girl Rcicrvcs l. l, 3. 4. Semor Girls' Club GORDON C. CARLSON With rurly hair and lauuhim: eyES; His heart beats warm and true. Track I. 2. 1. Boy? Glee Club 2. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus 1. 1: President 4:. MARY K. CHENEY Mary Kay She was a phantom of delight When 11rst she glenmed upon my sight; A lovely apparition. sent To be a moment's ornament. Girls' Glee Club Z. 3. Mixed Chorus 2. 3. Operetta 2. Spanish Club 3. Vice President 4. Latin Club Z, 3. 4. Nlariner Staff 2. Senior Girl's Club Payv Sz'xlwn BERNICE CLOSE ' 89 ' Yuur ways and quiet man- ners. A11 make yuu well Woth while. Senior Girls' Club French Club Z. .5. AGNES MARIE CONDON 'Aggr'e Ml'here is ever a sly little twinkle in her eye. a merry smile on her lips. Senior Girls' Club Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4. Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Dramatic Club 4. Junior Class Play 3. Interclass Basketball 1. 2. Varsity B.1.kmball 1 4. Operetta 2. 3, 4. Interclass Ba-xclmll l. 2. An Cub 1. 4. 4 MARCIENA DRISCOH, HMars It matters not what nu are thought to be. but wmn. you re. Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Senior Girls' Club Girls' Glee Club 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Operetta 4. ELEANOR 1?. FANDREI -0011g' A maidr-n pr:-lty and cheery, Aiwuys hnppy. never weary. Inlerclas: Basketball 1. Dramatic Club 4. Latin Club 1. Z. 3. 4. VJcekly Mariner 3, 4. Annual Mariner 4. Senior Girls' Club Girl Reserves 1. LUCY I'ICRI HLCLKU A Iulcnted youxuz Indy i: me Whuse fiImL-rs make sncvl tmr muny. l..uin Club 2 3, 4. SpJnish Club 3, 4. 7 kaly MMincI 3. UnmaliL L..1h 3. 4, SLninr Cirli Llub birl Rumvcs l, l AL'L'umranist: lexv's Z; l4 ,5'Jr.Ch - llh l. L 4: J1. Ulrlx blur Club 2, 3. MARIANNA A. I'RlSLlI She never tumbles lmuhle. Until trouble lruuhlu hm. Latin Club 1. Z, 3. lnlcrcln: Baxkrllm'l lnlcrthss Baseball 1. - Senior Uitls' Club L-chwaler Girl Rcsrrves RALPH LOUIS GlORlJA N' 'A merry heart until and like H mediums. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Orchestra 1, Z. 3, 4. bcvs' Qlcc Chb n. Mixed Chorus 4. Latin Club 1, l, 3. 4 Dramatic Club, 3; Viccx President 4. '1 rack 1, Z, 3, 4. Leaders4 Club 4. chkly Mariner 4. Annual Mariner 4 Juniar Class Play 3. ELLIDA J. HAAPALA They say silem-e is gulden: IL is very true; Ellida i5 Izuhlcn, hm she is silent hm! Sinior Girls' Club Latin Club 1, 2. TYYNli M. HAAPASAARI UMy humus within my lips I reign, Fur whn Lulks much, must talk in vain. lircnch Club I. 2. Senior Girls' Club ALLAN HAGGSON 44It4s quality not quantity that counts. Football 1. 4. Bagkelhall 3. Track 4. SARA G. HANCOCK Nor fair a'tme in curve and 'ine. But something: more and bellow. The secret rhurm vludim: urt. Its spirit. nor its letter. National Honor Socicly Dramatic Club 7;, 4. XVcckIy Mariner 3. 4. Annual Mariner 4. Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Senior Girls' Club Spnnish Club Sccruary 4. AINA KlPINA Kipsn Nowar luukim: for a rest. To Hurlmr High shv'x given her best.'4 President Senior Girls' Club 4. Dramatjc Ciub 3: Sccrw wry 4. Junior Class Plav 3. Latin Club I. 2. 3. 4. Girls4 Glee Club 4. Operetta 4. Mixed Charm 4. XVcckly Mariner 3. 4. Annual Mariner 4. National Honor Society. Page Seventeen RA! .PH J. HONKO M A KI HlSubeos I keep silent and safe - Fur si.ence never betrays me. Foollull 4. Junior Class Play 3. XVII.DA E. HOXVK HDULhH ' Shc meets with smiles our bitter grief. With smuzs Uur urlmns of pain. lnlcrclass Basketball 2. Varsity Basketball 71, 4. Girls Glee Club Z, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Operetta Z, 7n. 4. French Club 1. 2. Dramatic Club '5. 4. Senior Girls' Club chckly Mariner 4. Annual Mariner 4. LILLIAN J. KALLIO Lil ' Shc dooth litc'e kindnesses. Which must leave undone nr despise. Senior Girls. Club Girls' Glee Club 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Operetta 4. Arl Club E. Inlcrclass Basketball l. 2. 1, 4. Inlerclacs Baschnll 1. Latin Club 1. 2. 71. 4. ANNA KAUPINEN Ann A vumrade hlithe and full of glee. Who always laughs t..II loud and free. Senior Girls' Club French Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Girls' Glee Club K, 4-. Mixed Chorus 1. 4. chckly Mariner 3, 4, Imrrrlass Baseball 1. 2. Annual Mariner 4. Operetta 3. 4. Page Eighteen ANNA KANGAS Ginyur HWiLh such a cumrnde. such a friend, We fum would wulk 'til journeys end. French Club 3. 4. Art Club 4. Manager Girls' Basketball Squad 4. Inlcrclass Basketball 2. Weekly Mariner 4. Annual Mariner 4. Scniur Girls' Club Interclass Bascball l, 2. LILLIAN S. KOMSIE USUHLIHH Her heart is us great as the wurld, hut there is no room in it to hold the memory at a wrung. Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Interclass Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Interclass Baseball 1. 2. Senior Gulf Club Weekly Mariner 3, 4. Annual Mariner 4. AINA NI. KUNELIUS AII0nnlighI HKeep your fare to the sun- shine, Then yQu cannot. see the shadow. French Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Secretary 1. Secretary Senior Girls' Club Varsity Basketball 2. 4; Captain 7:. Interclass BJscbnll 1. 2. Student Library Staff 3. Mariner Typist 3, Girls Welfare Committee 4 RHINO KARBACKA Rugs Regzie' may seem quiet. And sometimes rather shy. But when he's in a football game, 0h me! Oh my! Football 1. 2, 3; Honorary Captain 4. Lcadcrs' Club 4. Track 4. Junior Class Play 1. RUNCJ 111.1J KOYKKA HDr proV'en'xu lends its warmth :-nd health . ,. MYRA Ii. LACKSAN :N Tu all who cum.- lmfure n. ' Wc d n'1.1 . wi-L J . 11 . Scnmr Curls C'Jl'v tn hi; Wm ,a an p ms Dmmillit C415 + Hut w kmm' 'twill he dun: Dmmslk Club PLH' 4. Mk rSrUly- ,. H .J. . . .. . InLLrLles Banuall 1. , . Sunior hlrls Club lnlcnlaxs Bmhcllmll l. 3. Jr. . Latin th 7 3. Jr. l,.mn Club 1. l. 5. 4. ' Vllhnal H .311' S .1, erkly ancr 51m 3, 4. - . 1 t WU Annual Marincr 4. Mariner Typid 3, 4. RAYMONDJ. RAISANI:N DOROTHY II. LARSON ' Ruq : Uof' HE D f , . A . A bit at serinufness, a tmwh : Unzxergjrl-CHUI of 39H. I11 fol 0f l-NWEUN a JOEY friend. ' Ever the same kind friend and ' trl Reserve Basketball 3. .19 Junior Claw Play 3. . Iflml C!ub l. 2. ,L 4. Ibntlmll 1, Z. 3. . CJIrIS CJICU Club 4. ldllin Club 1, Z. Mixed Chorus 4, Mixrd Charm 4. ' Qpcrmra 4,. , Bnyg' Glee Club 4 XNcckly Manner Typist 3, 4. Opcrctm 4, Annual Manner Typist 4. Mariner Sufi 3, Senior Girls' Club An Club 2, Inlerclass Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. JUNO H. KUIVINIiN 'lI:u With quick and lively step. ' VAINO HFIKKII A Here she comes full of pen. Ever e:l':er to share. . , 'I'u rim and to dare? ., HAIOODOHH Silt???Cngngi ifkuw Briggs? am 1 Tram cure Fm Latin Club I, Z. 3, 4, . Why urenjg they all content Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4. 1m me? Girls' Glcc Club 4. Football 1, 2. 3. Mixed Chorus 4. ' .. , - Tuck 3 4. Senior Girls' Club $ Leadsrs' Club 4,. VJCCMY Mariner 2' 4- Assistant Printer 4. Annual Mariner 4. Basketball 2. 3. 4. Basketball Manager V HIENRIFTWXA LAXVRIZNCIE HORIZNCIE Ii. LUOMA 1 70 qunm'p HHer thoughts her nwn pus- scssinns were. She? , ,l .' . . . .. s Lent P and mudpst, And quietndc a ulft wuh her. ghretirimz and unml, k Jr- .V l 2 'cs ' z ' - 3... .an mhu M A July Hench Club 3, 4. . Inlerclass ank-rtball 1, 1.31m Cll-lb I. Z. lntcrclass Baseball 1. -. Senior Gtrls' Club Girls Basketbail Squad 3. Senior Girls' Cub Pugv Ninvlrvn LORIZNA M. LYNCH Sur1nu H0r mr hml a mmminxz. her movements :1 Lrnco Wnun she spoke. so peculiar unl soft was the tune, Thu' the lnmlest spnke :asu. ynu hcarJ hcr 11.0110. Latin Ciub 1, Z. 3, 4. Inlerclass Basketball 2. Senior Girls' Club W'cckly Mariner 4. Annual Mariner 4. National Honor Society VIOLA NH'ZMI Shurpsn Our hopes for Violu all are l1i1511. Bm'nusn her 212m is Hlu ur dief French Club 1, Z. 3, 4. Intcrclass Baseball 1. 2. lnlcrclass Basketball Varsity Bmkctlmll Z. 3. 4. Scnior Cirlx' Club Mariner Staff 2. 3. LILLIAN MACKIEY ' l'hF girl is still a mystvry in us! Scnior Girls Club Art Club 3. TESTHIER LUNDI Gent'e nf blmech. pure uf x-pirit is she. One whrmn friendship is' tn hL- 'uveted. St'ninr Girls. CIuh chklv Mariner 3. 4. Annual Mariner 4. Latin Club 1. 2. 3. Interclnw Baseball 1. Intrrclass Barkctbnll I. 2. 3. 4. Student Library Staff 4. 4. 2. Page Twenty IRIENE E. MANNI A rinlly. friendly lass is she. Nlulmus, cunsvicnhnus, :lnd lhmnzluh, Vicc-Prcsidcnl Senior Girls' Club Sccxcxary National Honor Society Dramatic Club 7;, 4. Junior Cums Play 3. XX'cckly Mariner Typist 3. 4. Annual Mariner Typist 4, Latin Cub 1. Z. 5, 4. Girls' Glee Club 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Operetta +. Dramatic Club Play 3, JOHN MIZRO Hlohnmf HHL' amwors puzzim: queslillns that Make us sit and wonder. I,cadcrs Club 4. KVcckly Mariner 4. Annual Mariner 4. Manager Track Team 4. DrAnmlic Club 4. IDA ELIZABETH NIEMI Bx'bs Ida hover wnrrioK, She takes life as i! cnmos, What's the use 10 x..r1y When life is just hogan! Latin Club 1. 2. Senior Cnrls' Club EDNA S. MAUNUS A'Muum'en ! miuht he better if I would. Hut itk awfully lnnesnme he- jnn goud. Senior Girls. Club Girls' Glee Club 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Operetta 4. XVcckly Mariner Typist 3, 4. Annual Mariner Typist 4. Interclass Basketball 2. 3, Latin Club 2. 3. 1.1'ROY RINTO Tu S'VKZlk lmhlly ol' Luruy wmlhl hc nlmurd. For 511124 and mi-tllty in 111;- word. Band 1. Z. 3. 4. I c.ldnxx' Club 4. Dmmalit Club 4. Manager Basketball Squad 4. Spanixh Club 3. 4. AIL! HIEIINA NURMI HSIH'INV' fiml m:ndn lho 41;me ry, Man unulv the to vn; 10!. m? Hve in the m: m1rv Where all live witT unL .n nuwn. Iircnch Club 3, 4. Art Chlh 4. Weekly Mariner 4. Annual Mariner 4. Senior Girlq' Club lnlcrclass Basketball 2. CATHHUNIZ OIBRIIEN Shy bz'zultifully Sam: and cun- smnlly smiled, And many an zunlienve her voice has lwmxifcd. Annual Mariner 4. Senior Girls' Club Girls' Glee Club Z. 3. Inlerclass Baseball 2. InLcrclass Baskclbgll 1. Latin Club 1. Z. 3. Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4. Opcrclla 2. 3. 4. Art Club 3. 4. VJcckly Mariner 3. Sludcm Library .8th RUTH O'BRIEN The world's nu hcllcr if we wnrry, Life's nu longer if we hurry. Girls' 6100 Club 2. 3. 4. Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4. Operetta 2, 3. 4. Art Club 4. Weekly Mariner 4. Annual Mariner 4. Svnior Girls4 Club RACHIEI. li. PAANANEN HRuc A rnrm nmrc fair, a face murr su'cE'l. Nv'or Imth i1 hvcn our Iut in mud. Sannr Girls' Club Latin Ciub l. 2. 3. Junior .11 Ashtabula High School 10 29. 131. IZABIiTH PENTINILN nu tall but must um hum. TLC; L'unnnl stun her at all. Varsity Baskclball 1.2.7:. 4. Inlcrclass Baseball 1. 2. Marincr Tvpisl 2. 7:. Sludvm library Sufi 3. I'rcnclx Club I. Z. 1. erctary 4. Synlor Girls Ciub CARI. SN MEN 401m vmmnl always hem. Put. UIIC can :xlwuvs be H mun. chmprcsidont National Honor Society Class President 1: Vicm President 3. Dramatic Club 3: President 4. Leaders' Club 3. President 4. Football Manngcr 4, Movie Opcmlor 7;. 4. Asszmhly RUprcs:nlJlivc 4. Junior Class Play 3. Spanish Club 3, 4. Vicc-PrcsEdcnt Older Boya' Cunfcrcncc 4. Dmmatk Club Play 4. BJskL-Ilmll Squad 4. BARBARA 1-. ROLLER Barb 441Cvcr'aslinsi. full of fun. WiHI a smfo fur cvm'ynno. Girls' Glcc Club 2. Mixed Chorus 2. 3. Latin Club I. 2. 3. Oprrcua Z. 3. 4. Spanish Club 3. 4. Scnior er15' Club Page IrkLX'nIUAUnE' INA ORQUIS I4 UShe i.: never still or meek But guy the whwlo day through. Latin Club 1. 1. Mixed Chorus 3, 3. 4. Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. 4. Operetta l. 3, 4. Dramatic Club 3. 4. Dramatic Club Play 3. 4. Senior Girls4 Club Studunt Library SUIT i. HUGO H. PHSPANEN Phrlosophcr 4'Argnim! it: my chief delight: I L-au'l lxe wrong, I must In: right. Ixadcrs' Club 4. W'cckly Mariner 3. 4. Annual Mariner 4. Dramatic Club 3. 4. Dramatic Club Plav 4. Junior Class Play 3. IRLNE I. SALO Renee Huxlm-::u-luvky all the day mull If she ian qu-rhing, home- thin: is wrong. banior Girls'4 Club Uirlc' Glee Club 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Opcrcun 4. XVeckly Marincr 3. 4. Annual MJriner 4. lmrrchw Basketball ,7, 3. MILTON SWRDIENBORG Never cml. nr-vm' mud. Unwurrl luilin: cvvry duy. Never hul, always Lz'zld. In his jully, vurrer-e wny. MA RTHA Ii. KUIVINFN Murdi H TM: mnidvn's vupuhlo Yet Sn quiet. and rus'r'xulf Frcmh Club I. 2. XVchlv Mariner Z. 3. Annual Nlarincr 4, Senior Girl:' Club Puyu TLL'rnlu-Iu'u RALPH TALVOLA HAzurc Always. Lumx'n tn nnc and ail :1 :wnrl in :nu'lhinv. 120 i: 'ossnns nr basketball: II:-:mr.; tn him it will M'mtz. Ihnibdll 1. 2. 3. BMkEthH 1, 4. 'Ikmck 3. 4. Lcadms' C'uh 4. MAE SIMPSON S'ur': :nmi'limes ulml. rhc's : umol sun , ITxon misslxiu'inus, but waver Hn'. Latin Club I. Z. 3 4. Dramatic Ciuh 3. 4. C'rls' Cl'cc Club 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Operetta 4. Spamsh Club 3. 4. Junior Class Phy 7;. Senior Girls' Club LILLIAN H. 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Ev!u .lI1 In H LUV, Senior Claus Song WU 1mm .' 1. . ....1xv HINT U' 11m mm r: - I m w M m'w ww? :Mv'l Um. mam: 1t libJ 1 In Memoriam XV IHH K 1 ll; HM H Seniorsl Farewell VIN l ll l IAN NlAIlKl '1' illruwcll lo Ihuc, llmr llnrlmr High Om timu lmx cumc m lmw 'llx lmn'l nn lltc's' Winding Imll, Sums lu'mlcr Lulu .nhirvu Nu lwngvr we ll lw slmnng Yuur :ummllmhip and cheer. l'Sul mcmm'ics xllll will linger 0n Lhmugh Ihc cuming wars. lvrm bonds ml lm'c .le fricmlslxip llml lmund ux leSC to thu- R'v'll vu'r xxlllw us clwrlxh, Mus! Vuluyd Ihry will he llnnugll tlh' nus wulll Alwavx pmisu they, llllly ndmc wc'll nuke it known. And M xw go wc ll slrlvc 10 bring, Hum lmnur And rvnmvn. Our mv lyllx Illl'lh'll In llVL'P ruggrul When wr bltl l'Jrchll .19 we part, But as We 1.10 m dulm ncw, 'lllzv Allws Wlll llngrr in Ankh ln'JrI. Paw ,I'htrw WhoIs Who In The SCHULKRBIIIIJ JUNIURS: IsaIu-I TMHIIJ Iichvn Kmpi Lillian I uunm Bmh Gillcn hadic MJHJIA SHI'HUMURI S: Ircnr I'Inapnla I'Inm Mumiw Rn IIArju ' Ilvn Luann I IIHI IJIIJ IIYVJIIIH'II L'iuu I'RI sum N: Annrllv IIlHi Arinlph I,JIm.1 OawnInI IJnJcII ArnuId Smmri J'xll.m Hickulmn Inlhcr Ylimlu I'IGIIIII GRKADI: Mary Dewar: Imhm Jnkcla Marlin IIUIIjAIJ SI VI'NIII IIRADI: IInroId Turin I5di1h Du Palnm Mavmc Nisula I m Ruins Rithd Nurdqum DRAMNI'ICS JUNIORS. Viclmin King I.iIImn I uoma Anmld McIin Riclmrd Turner Immcis Silva DonnId Baker ArnnlLI prIw Kenneth Comscy SOIIHOMORIIS: anKc MwIIo RuImr Strickland A I IIIIIIICS JUNIORS: Allie Puke IIIIcn Arkihndcr Irnu Aulin IIJ'IcI IInkthm Iillcn Hymzincn Gcrlrudu Shannon Vicmr Kmpi Suln Summnnm IVIcIvin INWkay Iuvrnvlh Iinnc Mm KUIIIIIIII Arnold IIundi XViIIinm V'ilcy Paul chnick Arnold Lupkc James IInswlt 1C0nlinucd to PAgc Ninm Puqv IIIINIrIuVIINN Lower Strata Iix'nncth y me Mva'In IIonY StIxIJ NHHIJ Iiclnw Iiuvkm I llImn I und: IIHIvL-x: Duwm Rahal KI'IIL'I' :Kinu l mnIi Hus! IIY-Ixthzw Mar; Ruth Kane Clmrlvs Manlyncn IIvIcn Harm HcIyn I RIVA Vienna Ix'um-Iiux Ijrnnxx Bloom 'I'aunu I,inml.1 IIIIdnr IKI-gn Catherine Wirth hiIIwrt I,umIi I IIIiAn IInIm Sally I on Knox Rulh Blair Calln'rim- Wiley Marlin SIIVnIa Milton Lundi Isabcl Tadniln X'Iliuu Silwrbrrg AICIX'In IIukky XX'ilIIJm Olwn Inivn IH'JLKHII ISWIvn Knrpi I;Ilcn Iiangns I.IIIl.m Nmncn I vrlx'n Hummer Gcrlrudc I iIIVis Catherine IViluy IZLIwnrd .InslwIJ anhard I AIVJIJ I'ugcnc IIvrmmn V'illiam Giordan Thomm Garvey Amold X'Ichn Hmnm Kangm Hownrd Scott CIarcncc CmmIsOn Lauri Sulin vIourI :- ,2 Q N c E 1 Fifth Row. L. m Rd Raymund KnskL Erland Lundi, Francis Silva, Ruben. Sieriny, Mm-Kenzie Hnmi'mn, Paul Ronniuk, W'iflium Deltusa. Laurie Sulin. Thomas Garvey, Oiiver Kuura, Arnuld Mclin. Benhard Latvala. Martin Silvula, Arne Kuntturi, Nicholas Molnar, Melvin I'ukky. Donald Baker, Edmund Hjerpe, Paul Iiskelin, Sulo Summunen, William Giordan Fuurth Row: Evelyn Kurpi, Ellen lxamzus, Ellen Arkilander. Lillian Altunen. Sadie Murlillu, Lillian lema. Imrnu B'oum, Elma Kaumrinen. Edith Arkilandcr. Hulda Heikkiln, Neima Raatikainen. Taimi Ketola, Velma Buurdeau, Allie Esko. Beth Gillan. Jane Chxmbers, Sul'y Knox, Mayme Lehtnnen, Aina Piisxmnen, Sylvia Nystrum, Gertrude Shannon. Horem-e Edixun. Tuimi Nieminen Third Row: Kenneth Leonard. Arnold Lundi4 Reina Komsie, Milton Jordan. Paul Maunus. Harold Mantynen. William Wiley, Joseph Bernardo. Hannes Kangas. Kenneth Kane. Howard Scum, Eugene Herranen. Paul Hierpe. Oliver Pekkula, Clarence Hntfman, Vainn Silverberu, William Benson. Glenn Amsden. James McMurris. Vaino Jokela, Clarence Gustafson ' Second Row: Ella Haaxmla. Helen Puhjula. Isabel Taanila, Sylvia Nisuln. Helmie Kaykka. Lillian Mannie. Catherine Vi'ny. El'en Johnson, Elizabeth Pedersun. Edward Jaskelu. Margaret Anderson. Richard Turner, ML Orr, Victoria King. Ruth Blair, Helen Snnri, He'en Russku. Lilli:- Wnrren. Gertrude Lillvim Aina Lundi. Laiiu Uitto. 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Howard Pnrdec, Donald Gill. Harold Koski, Richard Glantz. Waller Wullan. Willm Minkkinen, Tuim Ism'son, Tauno Peurm Eugene Tikknnen. Edwin Gunst-halk, Arvu Wi'jamnn Fuurth Row: Lila. Niemi. Esther Herrancn, Margaret Heino, Jennie Juki. Ellen Hy varinen, Saima Tuomula. Mayme Rnisanen. Eleunure Nissila, Saima Lundi. Irene Hanpnln. Florence Hunkumaa. Ida P310. Ellen Luumn, Aili Hukkanen, Evelyn Olsen, Lila Alvnri, Eieannro Alberls, Lila Nurhi, Annie Carlucci. Eleanor Pyburn, Marie Wahlstmm, Caroline Maki, Edith Farman. Helen Hum mer Third Row: Robert DewarL, Kaukn Lehtinen, Venlri Jokela, Donald Condon. Eldrei Cooper. me Felt. Albert Gustafsun, John Thayer. Wilhn Ueckman, William Hill. Oliver Hyyppa, Ray Hnrju. Harry Rau, Vcrner Koski. Edward Holman, Paul Koski, Tuuno MaLi. Kermit Andersun. Reinu Lehtunen, Oliver Huna- konen, Robert Davis, Charles Manlynen Second Row: Norma Carpenter, Lillie Cohen. Harriette McConnghy, Grace Hammond. Daphne Smu. Leoia Switzer, DunaTd Burner, Ruwell 01in, Harmon Miller. Robert Keller, Bernice Mello, Luther Liden. Miss Barnhill. George Maunus, Haward Kennedy. Raymund Luomanen. Irma HJerpe, Elma Moisiu. Lillian Lundi. Melba Tasluln, Mxrceda: Williams. Jane Dues. Esther Laird. L3n0re Randall Ruth Larson. Kathryn Turner, Leona Keenan, Henrietta Squires, Virginia Niemi, Evelyn Nelson. Verna Tmt, Eleanor Swanson. Evelyn Pakka, Helen First Row: Haytcher. Annette Fiori, Martha Huxtunen. Snra Kippola Sophomore Class The future graduates of '31 felt quite important, to 5n the hunt, when they Wcre freshr men and attended their hrst clec pitrty. meever, that seems only trivial to them now, since they have had their Sophomme party and made it notable success of it. Pliins and anange- ments for the party were introduced at the first clnxs meeting mi September 17, 1929. At that meeting Luther l,idcn, .1 student for Whom thix was the tint year at Harbor High. was elected president of the group. Paul Rennicki ViCc presidenti Bernice Meilo, secrcttiryvtreiisurer, Robert Keller, chapel representative, and Miss anhill, eiJSS adviser. The mythical village of Hieksville prUX'ldCd .1 unique setting for the cidss pttrty on Oct- ober 4. 1929. Harbor's gym win; decorated in true carnival fashion. with many novel effet'ts brought out by Miss Beck. The large sign. iWVelcome m I'iitksville , promoted social ac tivities by extending the spirit of good cheer. Curnstnlks, pumpkins, and posters had been placed about the gym so that the October effect was prominent, The mayor of the town, Luther Liden. had charge of the program, of which the first number was .1 banjo solo by Arnold lepixe Ai'nuld's ability has been displayed .it particsi dancesi and other social events quite frequently. Imperatinaiions were given by Robert Keller who is becoming adept along that linei A WXLCI compmed 0f Bernice Mcllo. Evelyn Hummer. Daphne Scott, Donald Condom, Ventri JU'AL'iJ. and Ijldrcd Cooper sang and .1;th The Kinky Kids' Parade. Henry Giurdan of the Musical Giordnns'i rendered .1 piano solo after which .1 novelty dimce was presented by Berniee Mello And Evelyn Hummen iivelyn and Bernice made .1 clever dancing team. Several vocal numbers were oil'cred by Robert Strickland, a newcnmer to our SChUUi last fall. Anuther impenonatcr wits SJTJ Kippoiai who often enter- tnins her friends with her nhiiity along 11th liiir, Toim lmesun and XViilinm Olmn shuwed their originality in pantomime. As the closing number a convincing L'LBS prophecy was rctid by Melba Tnstula. The games and Stunts which followed WHL' in acmrdamc with the 510in time spirit. providing plenty of fun and ltitighier fur huth the pnimkers. And OIt-iOOhCYS. Additional music for the occasiun unis furnished by Oliver KJUI'J. Henry Ciiurdnn. And Ralph Ciordm. In Memoriam CARL B UIM ilZR 'i lit viul ihi' LL'hulu ul life to hue. Nu: til! ul' LlCtlIh 10 die. To most people. cspecinlly young ones. death events rather iemnte until it strikes home: Memheri 01 the sophomnre claws at this yeJr mourn the piissv ing Away of one at their fellow eLisSmates: a true t'iiend and loyal student. This WAS Ciirl Burger, who Imt his life on Saturday, I3eb. XL 1030, in im .lt'it'thpt to rescue his dog from drowning in the icy watcrs of Lake l'rit'. XX'ith no thought of himeelti, his overwhelm- ing love of his pet uppermost in hix' mind, Carl made A dCQpUrch attrmpt to saw the dog and in so doing lost his own life. The 109s nt' one of their memhers was deein felt by ihmc in his elMs and by all who knew and worked with him, He was .1 member of the hand, the orchestrav And Smut Troop No, 5. Page ThirIy-seven . :2 m a 3 ;. u: '3: Q. E N Fifth Ruw, L. m 11,: Martin Kangns, Harry Whitney. Jack Howard. Marvin Clark, Duane Bailey. Edward Kuivinen. William Bruckman. John Jarvela. Oswald Lin- dell. Raymund Larson, Charis Shulee, Paul Lun'ala, John Kinnunen. Curl Hill, Raymond Mackey, Russell Melin. George Mackey, Edwin Silvuln, Ar- noid Hummer. Albert Ahlquist, Paul Miller Fourth Row: Margaret Karhu. Elizabeth Simpson. Martha Stenroos, Marie Penna, JuVia Makynen. Ellen Lundi. Vivian Lundi. Helen Larva, Evelyn Kurhulahti, Nina Johnson. Annie Wheatley, Ecikh Johnson, Elina HJerpe, Yolanda Frisch. Telervn Lulani, Mary Ruth Kane, Helen Kippulu. Evelyn Camper, Eleanor Lawrence. Julianna Harmon, Helen Harju. Vienna Knnelius, Aileen Hakundy. Melvin Bourdeau Erwin Knskela. Melvin Jaskela. James Dunick. Eugene Taano. Allan Micke'sun, Stuart Comerfurd, Armand Paunanen. Luther Wirth. Joe Roller. Ella Marie Mero, Harriette Williams. Helen Hietikko, Pearl Nieminen, Sylvia Heinola, Vienna Pehkunen. Elizabeth Hewitt, Esther Kaura, Victoria. Frisch. Mary me-cett. Rita Rose. Lillian Pederson, Aino Miettinen, Helen Johnson Second Row: Mildred Carlson, Helen Wuori. Lawrence Olsen, Graydon Seipel. Walter Amsbary, Helen Hakala. Louise Mirabell, Mary Potti. Mildred Nicmi. Adolph Lahna. Jane Dues, Ned Henry. Helen Maki. Lorna Swedenborg. Paul Mickelson, Arnold Sorvari, Frank Frye. Rodney Quirke, Mary Garvey, Evelyn Myers, Helmi Puhjala, Laura Salo Tyyne Koivisto, Leora Ray, Laila Lundstrom. Mildred Ylitalo. Dolores Bordeau, Ellszene Thayer, Norene Brown, Esther Jokela. Frances Bloom, Mar- tha Stenberz, Rose Petrunger. Doris Dues. Archelia McMorris, Isabel Gillem Martha Davis. Lillian Hiettikko, Martha Pojula. Esther Luoma. Esther Yl ita Io Third Row: First Row: Freshman ln apm- vi the nu Ith Iln llleHlMEH Han um. i.w.1 in huldmg ilx .mnu.1l chm. pJI'lV, il U'IUL-mly usui Ihc xan'injn, HI .st is but 01 AH lhc rut Ax ilx mullu whun iurmuhling plnnx, Iln' liSH uf 1931: nlultd ufnicn nmi nnulc gcm-ml planx' l'ur lhc p.1rn'. 0m ol the fh'x'i lug: L-wnh imprusnd un lhc Mvrcallcd wuhm lmhnmnk mind in hix high Mhuul mum. .H il; Iirxl lm-cung, chulh ml Ih.' vlwiiun urn ,uhpidnus: Adnlfh IAhnA. .1 puhh; xpmkcr whu ix LIPHHY 1mm: lu pnmmcxuc WSA c'yutu! In Ihc .wpprupmtc fmmun n17 glmx pruidum. Ih: nlhcr nli'u'crs wuc: Viuvpns'idcm. Ned llmrx. 8.,LHI.1H .hnc Dues: chsx adnwr. Miss Bock. I hwc ufhcux mmpmui lhc pmgmm mmmxllw fur Ihx' pun: lhc 0pm Huuw xmx hvld m1 Umvhcr ll. whcn- Rilh xhc aid uf MN Bnk .1 Luge JHIUUKH ml ingcnmly unwtgtul in .hc nlravain n Hf 1hr gym. AH Iypys 0! lullunns., .Iit'allde. and lcppclin', hung 1mm th' hmms. 'l hr chm colors. jqzwn And while, ware bmughl U111 in gim' sixmmctw. ntlmime' placed. An mullcnl prvgmm WJS given. in uhhh Inculw numbers xwrc Asked to take part. much In lh: Amuwmunl nlh .111 xpcudmrx. Anlulph I ahna presumed his injuguml .Iddrussu allur u'hix'h Mr. XX'vnnu WM mllud upon I'nr remarks: Ned Henry wax pxcwmcd xxith th' key 10 KM LilV. l'nhlmvin-g uhich Ilmmul Kunnuh' mw the history ui lhc cl. . Thu amount of musical abilitx' uhnh cxixzx in 1hr dam ix xmprisingz mrl 01' it wax uxhihizcd in 1h.- pmgmm, Somc www.uliv 11mm slums xk'crc pyrfuxmcd. 'Ihuc xmx um- in uhnh 30d Hcmy won; .1 rcd divas. .hcvsul yum .1m! 1w his x'uxiun m x. gu-l x111: 'njs, Hana? A xxx.xuing mnn'xl mu xlAgu! l'clu'ccn Mr. Ihxlxm .mni Mr. thd Miller, Mr. fxm'dvr mm .1 ITJIRH' cumvxx. Iur which hv xn'riwd .1 mmly Ailplanc Ax th' wile. Aha lhc cxulcnhnl 01' lhc progrmn XVJS uwr Ihc mulhvrs oi lhc hcthun srrvud A delicious lumh. Uthcr n'rma xwrc .mlx'u nutmndi: 1 in thy xghun'. rut. .xmnng Ihcm bring lhc 0 B I Jlin L1.nx Yahnnnc Imru hvhl .11 Mn. IclkiVx humc th. H. A whammy, pmgmm RDA givcn, snd L-wr'ynm cmcrul inm lhu lunrnmkmg 15.1mm. And Lhcn lhcrr arc lhu nlhlclu. 'Ihc ixuhnmn llmlhjil And lmxkcllmll Imms. coached by Mr, Snx'dvr. hm! suuvaslul smwnx hlhy glrlx umthcd hy Allie l,xl-m. .xlm deL' .1 ruord fur llwir lmm. 'lhxs whulu hmhmcn 15,!an m.tdu .In vxcvllcnt thu'ing. Nina Scott low of ux rmliyv hmx' nmr 1n hlv AHd dmlh we mnv he umil .m incident nf mmv sort cunvincw ux. Such .m cwm nuurrud In! summer in lhc lilr uf Nma Virginia Scott. .1 Seventh gmdvr in thm Hugh Sihoul. On July 33 192W de 5mm saved 1hr lilc 01' Mugucriw Dion .1! Mncmnquixhvm. Onmriu. uhyr. N.HJ xms sp.nding her muriun xisiling hcr gmnd- parvnls, A gmup 01' clnhhcn. nhluding Nun .md her ll'uml Mnrgucrilc. wuu luxhing in Umrginn Bny. Xnung Mdrgumilu, wlm xms just luuning to swim. buglmu uvcnnnlulcm And wcm bu, yoml hvr dcplh. I'imlim: llml she was nm Jhlc In Ivmh shm'c AgAin shc xcrcnmcd fur th. NinA, .llihnuph 1mm um aura of hunch pmwd dJngn. Khv umm .1; mpullv M pussin lo xhc 11ml shy WM both quuk Ihinking and tour .mwm. 1m: wnhmtt .1 lhuughx ul hvr mx'n drowningl dnld, Dmpcmlrlv shy xlrow lo hmmY lhc drugghng gill lu 1hr xux'ncc hul tux .1 fux' mmmms Lulurc su-mcd incvilahlu. Hnwu'cr. as :hc girl went dmxn fur the lhn-d time, Nina manic .m Almml slllu humAn CH m'I. dm'c under lhv watnr, and ngSpcd Mnrgucrilc by the Wrigl. Afu-r .1 hard struggle. xhc fmnllx' 111.111.1jud m hxing the girl 1U shurv satcly. 0n Dutmhcr 20. Fiu' Mnrngrr Huguv presented Nina Scull uilh .1 ccrlilmlc 1hr life- hrr 1w the Canadian governmcmijn hnnwr compnahlc m rcuciving .1 SJving. awardcd lo HJrhm High pridus hunch on hung Jth 10 count 31110111 Carnegie mahl in this cnunlrv. hLT sludcms .1 pcrsnn 01' 1hr mlihur of Nma Scott, 1741.1? Y'hrrru mnp Wha+3 wha+ Ii.n PouH'ry v-Poyuea' GaNer-y Lock as over- G;r's. 9 mg, - Hon M , Form IFtntith Row, L. to IL: Sum Hanr-m-k. Catherine O'Brien. Liliiuu Knliiu. Marcentt Driscull. Ina Orquist. Agnes Cmtdnn, VViItiu Hmt'k. Anna Kunttas. Aili Nurmi. Rnt'hcl Puunttnen, Katherine Cheney. Lury Finri. Mildred liriit'kmam Thin! Row: l'isthur Ltlmli. Annn Kmmint'n. ll'mw Sttln. Ainn Knivinvu, Lorena Lynch. Mme Simrmnn, Lillian Tulin. Runuhild Koykkn, Martha Kuivinen, lilzlnu Muunus. Lillian Mackey, Elizabeth Pentinen, Myra Lacksanen Scrund Ruw: Eleanor l'izlntlrt'i. Tyyne quimlszulri, Eliida Hauxmhl. Florence Luumu. Irene Manni. Aina Kipina, Imzritl Lumli. Miss Hztrnhill. Miss Neisnn. Aina Kunolius. Vinla Niemi. Ida Niemi. Lillian Kumsic l'it'st Rnw: Itarhara Rttllort Grotrhmi Rnkm'. Imrnthy Larson. Honrivtm Lawrence, Elizabeth Vaughan. Vin'.et Slcclv. Hcrnit'c Close. Ruth U'Ih'ion, Marianna l-irixt-h Senior Girls7 Club Senior boys. like the provcrbial cat. evinced profound curiosity when a special meeting of the Senior Girls was announccd in chapel at the beginning of the term. VJho called them and why? Questions fairly radiatcd from the fcllmvs. Their curiosity was appcastd thc vcry next day however. when thc OmCCfS of thc Senior Girls' Club were announced. Under the competent leadership of Aim Kipinnv the club hccnmc morn than mcrdy a name. Irene Manni was chosen vice-prcsidcnti Aina Kunclius as srcrctarxj, and Ingrid Itundi. trcasurer. The Misses Barnhill. Beck, and Ntls'on wcrc chosen as fnutlu' ndviscrs, After the business of the Club was disposed of. rcfrrshmcnts were served by various comt mittccs. The remainder of the time was spun: in dancing and gcmral sociability. At such times hVilda Hawk and Agnes Condom nftrn entertained with falit'y tlantcsi At other times Catherine O'Brien made a hit. warbling some of the current popular tunes. A reception. honoring the 1929 fontlinll squad was unt' oli the must pmmincm events of the yeart A varicd program was foliowcd by dancing, Juniors and seniors mingling in the best of guod-fellowship. To create bctltr feeling and less iivnlry hctwcm thc Leadcrs' Club and the Scnior Girls. the club entertained the Leaders at a dclighttul I-iallowccn party. Carl Salmon, dignified presii dcrtt of the Leaders. easily won lh'l priyc tor the 11109I original costume. while Violet Steele carried away the prize for thc pretticst outfit Agnes Condon won the booby prize for the funniest costumci Believing that Harliur should iIZIVL' Chk'CriEJLiCI'S tu rcprt'scnt thc schuol the club staged a contest. The winners. MacKenzic Hamilton and Nichohs Molnar. were provided with purple and gold outfits. Two Iargc mcgaphoncs. to be used by the chccrlmdcrs. were pre- sented to the school. Sircnlikc. as in fornicr ycars. the girls waylaid all who passed at afternoon dismissal. not with sweet songst but with sweet candy. and thc boys were lured bv the sweets tcandw as was Ulysses of old. By this means the coffers of the club stradily ftllcd. Ptlglv I'int'ltI-lhi'fr Fourth Row, L. tn K: Lulher l.iflL-n. Rit-liurtl Turner. Htttzn Yiisnzuwn. Glenn Amatlcn, Arnultl Lumlit Vuinn Heikkila, .lnhn Met'u, 149mg; Rinln 'l'hirxl Row: Mr. Mnser. Mr. Snyder, Weikku 1.:thna, Vnino Stlverhcrg, Ralph Tulxula, Mr, liarkcr, . Dan Carey Second Row: Dr. Morley. Mr. On: Mrt Duy. Mr. Sultucn, Mr. W'Onnt-r. Mr. FHWt'c-tt. Mr. Wuhlhtrum. Mr. L. Miller. Mr. CHSK'Y First Row: Arnold Melin, litlwurtl .Inskslu, Kenneth Kane. Carl Salmon. Mr. W. Miller. Henry Lintala. Ra'nh Giurtlan. Martin Silvnlzl. Milton Ltmdi Leadersl Club Once J Leader. always a Leader, is an appmpt'iatc motto for the 1010 1030 lecttders' Club. The members proved to have ability of this sort AS the year advanced, Very early in the year a change was made in the charter. by which the men of the lac, ulty became honorary member: of th' Club. Mr. XVtird Miller was eluted sponsor. The boys continued to take charge of the trafllc at dismissal and made very efficient cops , lacking only the large white glove, The programs for boys' chapel were undertaken by the fellows. Hume talent and nutsitle spmkrn. int'lttding City Manager Hague. were limught to the school. An intptirtttnt .SUIlJl event on the club's mlcntlar was it sleiglit'ide party for the Srnior Girls. Although the members of lmth clubs occasionally had to get out and push. everyone had .1 good time. Rivalry between the clubs was not as bitter this year, a; records show it was fumierly. Perhaps the party softened the old antagonism and revealed the Leaders and Girls as good sportst In a benefit progtamt given by the Leaders and the band fur the late Mr. Ht 0. lieiguxon, one of the llrSl members of the club. the play. Station YrY-YC' w.is featured. with the boys playing ftminine leads. Vaino Heikkila. .15 a stunning brunette. mused masculine heart: to flutter. Hit sister, a petite little blunklb wax elmrminglv portrayed by Dan Carev. W'eil-tko l.ahna proved to he a motherly old lady. and Milton l.undi. as a little lirench mJid. was equally entrancing. Futured in the bnsketlmll cltrnival was the game ltetween the Juniors and senitirq, ljottr city teams. the Barnum Jewelers, Fork and Hot Bethany Lutherans. anthreJmer-Recde played. An entertaining program was put on by Bockewinv dIAI'IiJIlC t'tH'IOOlllSI, under the auspices of the club early in March, Although rivalry is supposed to exist between the Senior Girls and the Leaders. many of the Girls were seen wearing the pins of the Leaders shortly after they were purchased. If this continues, the two clubs will cease Altogether to he l'IVJlS. Page For ly-l'our Second Rmv. L. to R: Ingrid Lundi. Carl Salmen. Irene Manni. Myra Lacksanen, Aims Kipina First Row: William Wiimlu, Lorena Lynch. Aim: Kuivinen, Sara Hancock, Mr. Fawuult Natmnal Honor Society Iixmmmn rczgncd supreme among the Suniors on a rcrlain day in 1h: carh' fall. Rumms that the fn'c nhmltcrs 0f 1h: Awards wmmiuce held the fate of ccrmin Seniors in their hands hm ruchid cvuy Senior in school by chaptl lime, Solcmnly at high noon five pcdagogucs .nsmilhlrd fnr Ihc dclimlc task of chcusing t'mm 1hr mcmlhcrs M the class 01' '30 the nine wux'lln' ul waving llh' emblem of the anional Honur Sociclv. After the lapse of A war lhc socicxv ig again functioning M thor High, Membership mum to thc high school student that h: 11M Jnaincd 11w Inglwml honor possible in his high schvnl carcux h is lo the high suhools what Ihc Phi Bum Kappa is 10 the milcgc. Because 01' sh: higsh killdliftLJIionS ol' s.srvicc. character. and leadership whin'h are necessary to such an on yanimnion. clxg' hilxlv is limiud m a cnmmmliwh' small number of students. A chnpacr of the society has bccn maintained at HerOr High since 1926. Its motive is In mule .1 higher lypc nf hL'lIUUIVyOX'lx. 1mdcrvhip. and character. 1! drvclops chnrnctcr and Irmynim indwidtml nhiliIv and Aiminmcm. During the first scmvslcr Ingrid Lundl 'wss clmcd prmidcnl 0f Ihc chaplvr, scniors alone being cllgiblu. Carl Snlmcn And Irene Manni wcrc elected Vinnprcsidcm and secretary respec- tiVL'Iv. hrincigul J. A. Fawcm WAS ihmrn treasurer. Olhcr members of the society arc: Aino lx'uix'incn. XVilIiJm XViimlJ. Myra Ladsancn. Aim Kipinn. Sara Hancotk, and Lorena lynch MLmh-n from the iunior clam hurc dmscn .11 1hr end of the second scmcslcr. The students received lhcir pins. svmlvli: of sclw'mrship, lcadcrship, character. and scr- Vicc Al lhc lccognilion Day Wn'icc on Duccmbcr. 20, 1020. Svrx'icc. ncmxding m Ihc society. means a willingncss m render chocrfullv am' service to 111': stlmol willjmxl licpc of rcmrd of any type. 10 do thoroughly anx' le'k kwsigntd in school promium to uphold schuhrahip and a loyal school attitude. to rcndcr service 10 the schooL and m CITcr oneself as .x rcprcwnmtivc of class or school in imcrclass or imcrschohsxic com- pctitkm Leadership means dmmnstmling .1 marked degree of initiative in classroom work and in promoting school Au'tivilics nr succcesfullv holding any school omcc. 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'1 110911 61111111111111: 111:1- .1111111111 111 $111311 .1111' pace: 1111'1' wished. and 1111111111 chow .1n 1511111111111 11111111111 111112 11111111 1111!;211-1'1111 6 Fourth Rmv. Lt lu .: Kislurtl Turner. Ralph Giuniun. Arnuld Mt-lin. George Mnunui. le Henry. Other '. Arno Kunlluri, Mm-Konziu Humilmn 'I'hihl Row: Vainu Ivcrhcl'ta Aili anlxunun, .luseph Holler. Anita lhtxis. Jumrs Mt-Mnrrim lenuy ' LLIiHII Tuhn. Mt-lvin l'ulxky Sct-ntul Row: -.l Molint lsuhol Uitlon. Suimu Lundi, 'l'uivu Isuvm-n, JHIHLN llunit'k, Martin Kutmzh'. Ruth TammL Henry Giurdttn First Rnw: theth Simpsnn. Uzttht-ritw Wiley, Vainu Jukt'lu. Mr. VVahIstrum. Nit-huhh Mulnur. Muymo b.tnen. Rnlwrt 'l'ullewl-m The Orchestra Under the cxccllcnt guidantc 01' Mr XVtthls'tmm'Q haton. the mrchcslm hm worked hard all year 10 provide the school And community with the best music that could he produccd by any school organization of itg kind. A Variety of music has Hun lillrniNhLLI thmughuut tht' t'ntirt' ymr l'nr l,x'u'ltxtt nttmhcm. schnul playm grade cntcrtainmcnts. and .111 meetings hcld in thc nudimriuny In ycnrs past it has hccn EUSHHHJIY to haw: this group of mtmcmns play in CthCl on XK'cdt1cxd.1t' mornings. The custom this year was changut lhc mthuxtm phying 0n 'l'ucxthys instmdt Many mm who have vixitttl tmr xchtml considcr Ihis mgnntmtiun one 01' the foremost sthmtl urchcgtmg in the smtc of Ohio .1 fine tt-ibutc 10 Harbor High In Novcmhcr Ihuw mllsit m.tkrrs gttvc a joint prngmm with tht- Dtttmalit Cluh It proved tn 1w an outstanding succtss. Later, in Dutcnahcr. thc othur musical clubs in lhr sthnol gave a splendid and enjoyable program along with the horn and violin carriers. Undoubtedly the 0pm mm would not have been 1K successful as it was without the aid of orchcslral accompaniment. Cmupmition uf wry high rank, such .13 Iigmunt Overttlrfh HNerscus Owrturcu. Cog- sak's Rtvcls , Suhnltcrt's HMarch Militairc , Crown Prints Overture , luir Maid of Perth . HScnrlut Mdsk Overturc'C Vtinilinn CarlIiVJlH. and HSL'XIL'HL'H from HI thin httvt' horn played hy our urchuxtm Ahmy, with numerous other cmnptmltuns 01 Ingh smndingt A few mcmhcrs of this organization intend Lu follow a musical career as a life profession, They received their inspiration from the musical m-gnnimtions 01' the schoolt In both band and orchestra the training rtcuivt'd almost nsxurcs Harbor High of pmmincnt places for hcr talented mtniciam. Olivcr Kaum, 'cclhst. has been taking lessons from the principal 'cclhst in the Cleve- land Orchestra and conlcmplatcx .1 muximl CJFLTF. Nichtm Mntnu. Vinlinist. and Richnrd 'l'urncrt Cornelist. plan .llm l0 fullnw music 3.x 3 prt'uft'ssmn. Page ForIy-ez'yht 'lihirtl Rtmx L. to IL: Hazel Hukslttow. Gertrude Lillvis, Ellen ny'txriltmL lsuhel 'llmtnila, t'ntht-rim- O'Brien, lnu Ortlttist, Marcenz: Uriscull. Mayme Rttisztncn, Vinlot Steele. Ruth U'ltrien, I.tllian Kulliu, Gertrude Shannan. Ruth Larson. Anna Kztuhilmn Set'untl lhrw: Aina Kipimt. Edith Herlevi, Eleanor Nis'. la, Lillian Lttumu, Lurnzt Blunm. Ruth Blair, Lillian Alutnen, Sadie Martillzt, Allie Es u. Irene Sula, Catherine VViloy. Irene Munni. Dnrulhy Larsun. Mue Simpstm. Ida l'alu. Jane Chambers First Row: Etlna Mauntts. GreLt-lwn linker. llarhztru Rnller. licrnive Mcllu, Ainn Kuivinon. ltlvolyn Olsen. Wilda Howk, Mrs. Miller. Attnes l'umltm, Junt- Dues. Artholiu MltMltrl'lh. Sally Lntt Knux, Volmtt Bourdezttt. Evelyn Hummer, Kathryn Turner Girlsl Glee C lub Chasing away the lVlOndJy blues secmcd to lwe the task of the Girlsi Glee Club llllS yettr. l:very Monday at the flrst period 'ldo-re-mivlu-sul floated persistently and cheet'tly through the hallst Perhaps the girls will remember these one-hour practices when they have become mmous opera stars or familiar figures on radio programs. Or pethttp: as this xeems to lie .1 moment of surmisingrithey will sing the same songs in a cozy little kitchenette or over .lttnior's Crib: XVhen Mr. Wenner asked the girls to sing before the lixelmnge Cluh, they were overjoyed. Not many days later the fair maidens descended from an elaborate carriage tthe usual city husl and entered the Hotel Ashtabula. where they performed their bCSL before an Jltcnllve audience. In the middle of l5cbruary a number of large blue hooks. which wete jealously guarded by lllL'lX' proud owners, appeared in the study hall. Seventh graders ignorantly asked, 'thmt are lhch'wonly to be greeted by superctlious silence The answer became appttrent when it wag .lt.nnunetd that tryouts for the Operetta. In Old LOtllsi.1tm.H would he held after school. Seventh graders were again puzzled that evening as anxious singers gatltcted outside of Mn: Miller's OfllCC. waiting to try out for the various parts. Later the girls were found very carefully preparing for the longvnnticipnted visit 10 Ash- mhula High. where the combined cluhs gave a concert. Students have uften wondered why the girls sang so well and were so careful about their appearttnce that day. limm all present signs, the secret will be revealed some future day. At any rate. a lew 0f the girls developed quite an intense interest in Ashtabula High. Many other private and public perl'mmanees are included in the club's annals For the year. Amnng these was the Christmas program, An ottet composed of Mm: Simpson Lorna Bloom, Dorothy Larson, Aim Orquist. Catherine OiBritn. Bernice lVlCllU. S.tlly Lou Knux. .mtl XVildn Howk received much commendation. Page Forty-nine hide 9m t5 hi ;- I t I Fourth How. 1.. hi IL: Vit-Lur Kut'lli. Robert Strickland, Raymund Iittix'unen. Oiivet' Kuurtt, Ned Henry, Williim Dukmu, Charles Mt-Untmghy Thirtl Ilnw: Iru Hw-k, Rnlmt'l Duwtirt. Luther Liden. Dumtltl littiu-t', Tuix'n l x'un, anry Giordtin. Henhttnl thtrulat. Martin Silvnht St-znml iuw: Nit-hnhts MIIIPUI'. James MeMurt'is. Milton Jordan. Raymund Koslti. Kunnmh Cnmsoyt At'tmlti Laplte. Reina Kumnie. Wilhn Felt Fird Rv-w: Hntizthl Cundtin. Rquh Giurilun. Arnold Melin, Mr. G. 1m tVuhlstrum. VVvikku LithntL Vuittu Sihot'heru. Marvin Tatum. Milton Lundi Boysi Glee Club If musty he the song of love, plug on Under the competent and watchful guidance of Mr. XVahlstmm the work displayed in the club has ranked with UUU 01' the best organiutions in the SChOUI. Soon after school started try- uuts were held from which thirtphVe were chosen, SpeciJI strexs is plated L'n musical expression, resulting in butter singing, which was cnjoycd in the progmnu given by the club. The chief work wns not only in the concert. but the boys were tailed 1H entertain at mrious' times throughout the ymr. They entertained at the lixchnnge Club. Ashtahulti High SChUUL And the Board of lidumtion reception. This club. with the Girls' Glee Club making the mixed chorus: made .1 fine appmmncc .tt the CUHCCJI and npcretta. Vt'aikkn I,.ihn.t was chosen president of the t'hth: vite-presidunt. Arnold Mclin: secretary. Ih'ntv hinnhn: .md librarian. Vaino Silverberg. Wiihcre is no truer truth obtainable By man, than mmcs of music A few can touch the mngtc stringt And noisy Ixime is proud to win them: Alas for those that never sing. But die with all their music in them. The man that hnih no music in himself Nor is not muvcd with concord of sweet sound: 13 fit for H'CJSOHS and spoils: The motions ul' his spirit are dull its night And his affections dark as Iirebus: Let no such man be trusted, Pugv Fifty lt'uurth Row. In tu 1L: Juliara Harman, Helen Laird, 'I'el'crm Lakari, Mary I'utti. IIvlett IIit-tikku. Frances Bltmm. Helen Httrjtt. Ellen Lundi. Martha Huttunen, Annette Fiuri. Miltlrt-d Curl- snn. Halon Maki. Thurluvn i'iantiroi. Evelyn Carper Third Rnw: lilinthvth Hmtitt. Helen Juhnsnn. Marie Pour , Elsie Larson, Jtiiiu Mztkyncn, 159th An- dcrsvn. Vienna Kuntzlius, Aileen Haklmdy. Helen Salmi. Marie Wahlslrnm. Harriette Vt'il- linms. thila Nirmi, Janv Dues, Ellt-n Mni 'u . Seunnd Ruw: Esther Kaura. Nnrene Brown, Helmi Fly, Mabel Jaskcla. He'en Raisanon. Arlittt Felt. Mm, Miller. Miriam Lind. Lillian Knuia, Edna Larson, Ruth Itltmlit Doruthy Hakknrztineti, Char'uttu Vi'zthhtmm. Jane Henry First Iinw: Esther Jui'eln, Astrid I.ltkkari3a, Elli Iaafanen, Margaret Karhu. Betty Fumsey. Durnthy Huskitts. Mary Dcwart. Haunr Taanilu, Toini Pnananen, Edith De Palma, .qun Jnhnsnn Junior Girls, Glee Club Muxic is an an over which the Muses prt'sidc. It is one of the fine arts, and, tor tht- third ymrin thu history at Harbor High Schoot .1 junior girls. glrc club has been org.tnind. This club docs not play as prominent A part in thc activiticg of the high school as dam 1h: suninr glee club: yet it should not be ovcrmokcd. Practices were held every XVcdttcsday Afternoon At 111-: fifth period in the auditorium during both semesters. The students receive onerhalf of a point credit for each semester that they are in the organization. The girls sing two and thrcc-part choruses with and without JCCOTanniI'nt'nl, Some of thy songs that they sang during the last sumestcr were To a Wild Rose . Thu Rustic DJINCH, HMaythsH, and one song that the senior girls' glcc club sang. entitled HOId Uncle Mooni'. Onc value of the work lies in the training it affords the girls in harmony, pztrt singing and mrn'Ct phtcmcnt 0f voiccsl 173mm this orgammtion the girls enter the regular girls' glee club with ext patience in performing before the ptthiict A sclcctcd group from the junior girls' glce cItth 100k part in the Chrixtmns play with the choir during the holidays. while the whole vcnscmhlc has given dclighttul cntcrtmnmcnt for thc studcnt tody in the form of chapel programsi 1n the spring on the evening of May 20. a Colorful conccrt was given in connrction with tht- .mv nutil style thv. Much intcrcst has Hm taken in the organization, and 11 is hopt'd thnt it will become a permanent institution in the high school. Ofticcrs arc: president. Juliana Harmon: vicetprcsident, Evelyn Carper: acmmpanist, Jane Dues: director. Mrs Miller. MUSIC Herony? Yes. it is found in music- and in our cvrryday lifc. If we tatl to. find it in music we generally have difficulty in discovering the concord in life's plan. Muwic is it moral law. It gives tone to the universe. wings to the wind. flight to the imagination, a charm to sadness, gaictv, and life to ct'crything. Page I-tftytunt' 1 nurlh Kuw. L. In 11.: Allan Glaniz. Elmore Jokiletu. Robert Ketn'n. Marvin Clark. Harry Whitney. liuluml Lyiu'h. Adulph Luhna, Duane Bailey, Harold Liimnluinen. Dominic Pctrunizar. Arnnhl Hummer Thinl Rmv: Ruhcrl Dowun, Amhnny I wlni 'I'oivn I-Iahmcn. Robert chwn. Harold Turin, Arne AIN-nvn. Arvn Kuski. Oliver Silverlieriz, Jay McLaughlin, Rnhmli Cullir, Richard Kim: Scrum! How: Russ Juhnmin. l-Idmlmd Hullnml. Edmund Dcllnsn, Irvin Gustafsun. Richard Nurdquvsi. immnml Hrrmn. Mrs. Miller. Georgi:- Salmon. Inn Fiori. Edmund Munni, Edwin Niominun. U'ivor Puhjalu First Raw: Donald Gottsi-hnlk. Gilbert Lundi. Edward Unto. Arvu Lillvis, Frank Laird. Wi31arrl Lam- iw'zi, Harry Hummrr, Lawrence Olsen Junior Boys9 Chorus A iuniur lrois' chorus has burn organilcdv providing .1 fine opporiuniiy tor the younger stir dinls lo parliiipnlc in group singing and lay a fcundalicn for more advanced work later in the scniur division. The general noiiun isi wrongly that changing vuiccs cannot bc grouped in Singing as gum mhrr YPiCkW Tu thi- mmmri'. however. changing voices which are ranged cor rccilr mrrv harmony very salisfnciiirily. The junior Foys' chorus has ltun working hard on close harmony music with three and fmxr mils lor changing vuici's'. Iwcry two wccksi on Thursday .1! the fourth period, these boys mm and practice. 'Ihc toys have 1.1km grim interest in their work and are conducting them- SCIVUQ As an organized musiml group. Of course ihcv have elected officers. Marvin Clark is pinidunl. while Duane Ihilcy is vicv-prcs'idcm. Adolph thna is library managcri and Mrs. Milltr ii lhc dircclor. Lucy I3iori is the accompanist. The String Quartet Music liaih Lhnrms to soothe. XVith this in mind the string quartet was organized. Ils dcbul unis made carly in the first szmcsler. XViLh stringed instrumental music constantly in de- mimd. the quartet has appeared before vmious organizations clubs. and churches. in and Olll 0f the city. These included the IZxrhimgc Club in Ashtabula and Kingsvillc. the Rotary Club. the Presbyterian Church, and the Chamhcr of Commerce. and the junior-senior banquet, which was held .11 the Hotel Ashtabula. 11' is composed of four musicians fiom Harbor High, Catherine Wileyi prominent in music and dramatic: in school. and Nicholas Molnar. one of the cheerleaders. play first violin. Both have lwcn violinisls in the Urchcslm for several ycars. Oliver Kaum, who has taken music lmons in New York and Cleveland. plays the 'cciln. Irene Hartman. secretary to principal J. K. icontinued on next pagei Paw Fil'Ig-lwo Operetta Tht' mmiml comedy, In Old l,tXttixiana', was full nl' low scrncs. gun duels. malicious plmx. pirates. mgmux, hcttutiiul musit'. And daming by the chorusvs and thc principAlst Russ tCJthrrinc O'Bricnt hm hwn Adopted by Pilot Lurlcy lhl nix'o Isacxunl. an old luch t'lm'. Pilol l'nrlcy and Rose JYC lht' Rule survivors of thc illrfalcd steamboat, 'NVinom, Rose litrluy is lmvd lay and returns the Athwtion of Richard Ft. John NHL IV. 11 Millcrt. a voting southcrn sugar plgntcr, uhcsc lands join those of the Snn; Souci plrtntatitm. owned 1w PllUl Iarlvy. Then is n prutty lovc afhir between Ditk's sister. Martha 4Bcrnicc Mellm, and Mnnty Grcv thnncth Comwvh Dtck'e fricnd, who is from the North. There are numerous comic xn'nrs hvtwccn Old ch tArnold Lt'pkm. and his wxfc Judv HXgnCK Condnnt, colorcd servants, Simun Scuddu' HYciMm I..1hn:n, ox'crwcr of th: Sans 80min .1190 lnx'cs Rmv Bccausc ShC spurns his Jttcntmm. St'uddrr mex: with the help of Jakc Marlin tMclVin Pnkkyt :mll Hully Tinmu tMthin Silvnlttt. .1 sthy lawyer from New Orleans. to claim that Rose is thr child of Am mtoronn wlavc. lgnomnl of her truv parentage. Rose rcfuscs to hucnmc Dirkhs wifo 'I'hc cunxpimlms mnl'mnt the Pilot with .1 forged pttpcr to luck lhcir rln'mg. hm Ditk intcrvcncs. 'I'his lmds m .x durl between Diuk and Scuddcr. The latter. shunting before the signttlt wounds Dick. but Dick rufusn IO takc Swddcr's lil'c m mid Mood, Ross and 1h: Pilnt's gu-sats arc allrJCICd lo the spot 1w th: hring. Suudtlcr is ahout to reveal hlwly Rmc's itlcntitv xxhun he is intcrruptcd by the arrival 01' Sheriff MnchugJI tDOnald Bakcrt And thr thluix tlch'lnur tVninu Silwrhcrgt xxho prm'cx to he Rocck grandfathcz'. 'l'ht' Mnrquh gins his nmit'nt lu II c m.trritxgu nl Ruw And Dick. And All cndx happilxz The proceeds of the upt'rclla hclpcd to pay for thc ncw stage lights which wcrv installed hcturc thc UPL'rCllJ was given. The dirccmrx. Mrs. Miller and Mm Iiwing. wctc more than plenud with the newly acquired lighting cchcts. supervised 11V Mr. Orr. Stage setting was an ranged by Misg Beck. A Iartzr umhur 0f the Coctumcs u-M nmdc by Mrs: Casey. Iwhcl Tnanila. Iidilh Hcrlcvi, .mtl Iix'ch'n Olsen. DJnccs wvrc directed I13 MisS Shnnntm Itmwctt, is tht' piano JCCUITlpJniSL Sh: was also the piano ntcnmpanist during assembly puriods, Thu mcmhm oi 1hr quartvt have always rcndmd wxllingly their services 10 the school and cummunitx' with mmi; that h'givcs mm tn the univvrsc. wing to th; wind fhght 10 the inngtn- alinn, .1 :harm to sadncs's, gain; Jl'ld lily t0 cvrrythingf Pugn' l'tlltl Ihrcv Third Rmr, 1., to R: W'illium Giurdun. Martin Silvuln, Vztinn Silverherx, Gertrude Shannan, Hulda Ht-ikkiht. Noinm anikztinvn. Ella quusulu, Elma Mmmn. H tnnnrc Nisslla. It'mnt'is Silva. Arlmld ML-Iin Serum! Kuw: Irma Anti . Ainn Lumli. Munrurot Andersen , t'nthttrino Wiley. Sylvia Nisnln, Margaret Heinu. Hx' ,vn Hummer. Smh'e Martina. Lillian lema. Evelyn Knrpi, Itnila Uitlu First litm: William Wiley, Lilliun Manni. Milkm Lumli, Arnuld LtlndL Mr. Ward Miller, Mr. l'uweett, Marvin Tnano. IMtltel Taanila. Helmie Knykka Weekly Mariner The weeklv Nhriner was publiuhed by students who elected journalism as one of their Courses. The staff was organind to function as .1 reguiar newspJpert After preliminary tests in pront-rending. headiline writtng, and copy reading. the most mptxble students were chosen to hold responsible positions on the staff. The editorvinrchict was Arnold Lundit who proved adept in all phases of the work. Other members of the staff were Marvin Taano. managing editor: city editor. Milton Lundi: rewrite editor. Helmie Knykka: Kpurting editor, hVilIiAm Giordnn; bmineu manager. Isabel Taanilm The edittng 0f the paper was done on Mondav and Thursday of web week. Copy. M it came in. wnq fm't s'crutinized by the editor, then succcsiively he the managing editor, copy reader And hmdline writer. each performing some opemrion on the copy. The editor. Chosen for his versatility and reliabllity. writes editorials determines policies. and remmmends changes to the managing editor, who notes the importance of the story, num- ber 0t wordxx and arranges the mdlu'up m turns the story over to the rewrite editor for re- viKione The CtH' editors mmkc and check AH assignments. Ihis was the flrst time the staff had hcen organized to function in this way, Every member of the elnse reccxved training in editing, news-writing. And interviewing Hy thi: syitem the amount of work was more evcnlv apportioned and a better paper is the inevitable rcs'uh. In collecting news. each student was assigned .1 Hbcat to covert This he did at least once .1 week On dayx when there WM; 110 editing to be done the clnss discmscd different phases of newspaper work. in addition to textbook material, and carried on a wstcmatic criticism of the Mnriner. Journalistic training develops ability in writing and skill in punctuation. Perhaps most valuable 01' all, one learns the act of asking intelligent questiuns. Ptutt I51vfllylriour Fourth Row. Lt to R.: Miltnn Luntli, John Merv. Richard Turner. Vuino Sili'crlzerg, Weikku thna, Hutu: Piispancn, Tuiui lsucsun. XVilliam 0 sun. Leruy Rintn, Robert Striskiund Third Huw: Mao Simpsnn. Izabel Taanila, Vitilet Steele. Miss Ewing, M1: Orr, Runghild Knykka. Agnes Cundnn Sccumi Ruw: Martin Silvutu. Vlildn Hawk. Vit'turizt King, Ralph Ginrdnn, Ainu Kipimi. Curl Snimen. Il'u Urquist. Artmld Mt-lin First liuw: Irene Munni. Sum Kimm'n. Sum Hancock, Eleanor lt'ntuirui. Cutht-rino WiZt-y. Sally Luu Knox Dramatic Club Trembling in every limb. ccrtain students approachcd the meeting place. It unis initiation night for the ncw members of Ye Mcrric Playerst dramatic organization of Harbor High School. The evening began with .1 severe workout in thc Auditoriumt After a warm wclcomt which included the swallowing of a mixtun' of raw egg. Castor oil, n'd pepper, and a few other dc- licious ingredients. the new members were called upon to display their dramatic ability, but wm met with jeers and sarcastic interruptions instead of sympathetic attention. Thus was the club's program for the year launched Most prominent among the activities of the organi'lation was the prcsuntation of thrcc UnCACKI plays. Thu: VJIizmt'K Good Mch icine . 3nd HHungcr . 'Iihix was .1 departure from thc usual single thrcc-Mt performance which had been given in previous years. Besides proving its merits hchind thc footlights. tho: club has made its regular meetings both Interesting and valuable by presenting onciact plays such as Mrhc Fiddler and 'tThc Ghost Story , .1 Booth Tarkington play. and by studying the history and various forum of drama. One of thc most anOYJbiC events in the club's social cnlunddr was the Christmas party held at the Community House. At this affair the students' faith in Santa Claus was restored by a visit from the old gentleman himself tnonc other than Ralph Giordant. Throughout the year the club has rented costumes at various times for use at parties. The money, nlung with thc pmu'cds from thc plays which have hccn given. was tontributcd by the club to the fund for new lighting equipment for the stage, a mut'hvneedcd improvement, A great deal of th SUCCESS 0f the Dramatic Club, which has developed into one of'thc lending organizations of the schoolt may be attributed to the able leadership and untiring inICrCSt of Miss Jeane Iiwing and Mr. C. Richard Orr, the dramJtit instruutors. The club has a mcm- bcrship of thirty-ona Its nfTicers arc; prcsidcnt, Carl Salmcn: viccrprusidcnt. Ralph Giordan: sec retary treasurert Aim Kipina. Paw lix'r'ruVliw LOH lo l-tixrhl: Ilnlmrl Sirivl;I;x1u'. Arnold Molin, Catherine Wiley. Marlin Silvulu. N041 Henry Left lu RiL'H: Thix'n Ism-snn. William Olson, Sulh' Knx-x, Ria'lzurd T xrm-r. Curl Salmon, . Left to Right: Rumxhild Koykka, Ralph Giurdan, Inn Orquiq Pugs I-zl'Iqrsxx hThe Valiant On the evening of Novcmhcr 8. W20. an JUdlCnU: tompmtti 0f mt'mht'rs of the studt-nt hody and other residents of the Community was- thrillcd, cvcn moved to tears, by a presenta- tion of The Valiant by SlUtiCnH of Harlot High SKhOUl. at; one of the three plays prCSEnICd by the club on that evening. Thy tvn Itmkcn did not m.tlizc at the time what fame the plat and its cast would achieve. On Match 14. after mmpclition With the dramntit' group of Gcnrm High SchooL Harv botitcs werc dtlightcd whrn Mus Miltiitd It Thmnt of Vs'cxtcrn Rrscrvt University pI'OCldlmEd 'iThc Valiant winner. W'ith high hopes and eager hcnrts the limit group And UVL'I' twenty IOOICH dcpartcd for Hiram on Friday, March 21. to comer in thc ilnah wtth PJIHCSVTHC High School and Ra vtnna. The ovation ttccivttl by the play was overwhelming. the audience rewarding it with tremendous applause. The tact wits oeroyvd, hut itx unthusiasm knew no bounds when Frederick McConnell of thc Cleveland Playhouse awarded The ValiantH first place The prize was a bronze plaque. Robert Stritkland stam-d in Thu Valiant , mrtytng the leading role. The play dcr pitted the story of a condemned mttrtlcrt'r xtho steadfastly refused to confess his identity. Even in the ptescntc of his beloved mtcr ht rcfttst'd to run! his rral self. She. not having seen him for many years was unabic to rccognin him, and went away happy, believing his ficti- tious story about her brother's death AS a hcro in the VJorld XVar, Catherine XVilcy unactcd the character of the sister in .1 manntr that mm'cd tvcn the most hardened hearts. Arnold Melin. in his performance oi the warden. and Martin Silvola. as the kindly old priest, were both excellent; while Ned Henry's portraval of the police othtrr van given in a creditable mmnet. TTHungerh One of the most unusual productions by the Dramatic Club in recent years was the onchL'f morality play, iiHungcr . The scene opens upon a beggar. played skillfully by Toivo Isacson. sitting near a door that luck to HHmrt's Desire . He tries unsuccessfully to open the door in order to satisfy his feverish desire for bread. A warrior. Richard Turncr, approathcs. To him .thnk Desire means fame and glory. He too fails to open the door. The hcggar, who has been watching him. explains that it is useless to try to entrr. Only the Satisfied One tan tCil them how to gut inside. Both decide to wait for this fortunate being. A pool whow Heart's Dcsnc is love, arrives upon the scent: and tries to open thc door. but in vain, This part was phvcd hy CAtl Salmon. Finally comes a young girl. played by Sally Ivou Knox. ctigt't to find hmutiful dmhcs lm'und the locked door, When the Satisfied One. William Olson. arrives. Ihv iOUr people hog him to tcll them tht secret of opening the door. T he SaKlSiTCd One begs them not to trv to enter. Finally the door slowly opcnsia beautiful. guldcn light from inside fiooding tho sccnci Inside each one of thc watchers secs thc things which to him nit'nn satisfaction. and life teases tu ht worthwhile. TTGood Medicineh The troubles of a Young doctor. who has hccn in thc profcnion for one month and has earned only ninety CL'nKK in tth timr nleL' up the plot ot the one act comedyi UGood Medicine . presented NDVt'thr 8t 1020, by the Dramatic Club, Ralph Giordan was the young Doctor Gmwx while Ina Orquist took thc part of Mrs. Graves, his wife. Because his profession is paving so poorly. the doctor becomes delivery hoy in .1 grocery store. VJhilc the doctor is at the store. Mrs HL'IIiC Sage. phvcd by Runghild Koykkat comes to consult him. It appmn that Mrs. Sam is .tlwnvs ailing and has spent much money for doctors' sctviccs. Mrs, Graves is able to keep Mrs. Sage waiting long enough for thc doctor to return. The doctor returns with an armful of gmttrics. After some cxplnining on his wife's part. he examines Mrs. Sage. Unlike other doctors whom Mrc. Sago: has COHSUiItd. Dt. Graves is truthful, telling hat that most of her aiimcnts arc imaginarv. Mrs. Sage. who is looking for .1 dotmt for a new hospital. is to pleased with the doctofs truthfulness that she oth tht- position to him. Dortor Gravm aCCt'plS and immt'diatclv rctirn from the grocery husincss. I'atlc I'ilil'lu .ti't'rn Junior Play Not 10 be outdone 1H,: fmmcr juniors. this ycar'9 class pleasantly aurpt'iscd its audience by putting on an ttItra-modut'n plav. Thu Beloved Vagabtmd , hy XVOrt'htutcr. The story dealt with the little kingdom of Moreno, somewhere in Europe. This tiny country, urgently in need of Financial assistance, ottcd the sum of one million francs to King Romaine ll of Boumy. whmc part was aptly portrayed by Vainn Silvarhcrg. Jimmy Smith, the Beloved Vagabond from America, unmtcd by Richard Turner in commendable style. learns that he is a direct descendant at the royal fxmily of Moreno. his Aunt Marie tlsahcl Taanilni being the wife of the Prime Minister of Moreno tlirancis Silmi. Unable to straighten up his affairs in America at once. Jimmy Smith send; his guardian, Bridget O'I'ilynnt whose part was played by Ruth Blair 10 his tclativcs with a letter telling them that he is coming and is bringing with him his good friend. Tuhhv Clark. tthcsc role was taken by Milton Lundi. King Romaine of Booyny has two limutiful daughters. Princess Mary. very charmingly done by Victoria King. who is engaged to a villainous cousin. Prince Albert tMclvin Pokkyi. and Princess Patricia, better known as 'iPAt , Lillian Luoma enacting this character. Prince Albert Although pretending to be in sympathy with King Romainct is in reality planning to seize the kingdom. kill the king, and do away with Jimmy, twho by this time has fallen deeply in love with Princess Marin. His accomplice in thie plot is his' friend Fcrdo tDonald Bakeri. an emcer in tht' armpt Jimmy Smith discovers the plot and discloses the villainst In order to bring atout thc ust'al happy ending. Jimmy pays the debt, wins over the King. and marries Prince's JViJIY. tthilc his friend Tubby. not to be outdnnc, marries Princess Pat. The little kingdom of Moreno. which hm cnctscd so much trouble, becomes a republic. Each member at the cast dial full justice to his part. making the play an enjoyable per. formance. Vaint: Silvcrhcrg'u interpretation of King Rumainc's uiinlcrir temper and painful spasms of lttmbtigo proved vcxy cntcrtatningt as did Richard Turner's portrayal of the courageous hero. Victoria King and l,iilian Luoma. the Invablc young sisters, found favor in the eyes of the attdirnce. Milton I tmdi and Ruth Biair furnished humor with their witticisms. Lorna Bloom and Jane Chambers. young ladics of the court, lent additional attractiveness to the performance. Part of the :mount derived from the play m-nt to defray expenses for the junior-senior banquet held in the Qpring. Page Fiftg-otght Fifth Row. L. to IL: Nirhnlns Molnar. Roland Lynch, Lillian Kallin. Thurline It'nndroi, Aili Nurmi, Anna Kangas. Rachel l'aanzmen, Viola Niemi. Victoria Kings, Helen Laird. Aina Piistmnen, Virginia Nicm'. Ella Haaplea Pourlh Row: Wilda Hawk, Cnlherino O'Brien. Ruth O'lit'ivn, Ell Jnhnmm. hlen Krmuns Qutliv Mar- ti'la, Lorna lilnnmt Lillian Luomu. Lillie Warren, 7.:thcth Simpsun. Lurnn Sworlonhum, AuntI Curlut'ci TLirtl tow: XViJittm Harmon, Agnes CuntTmL Daphne St'ntt. Helen Kimm'a. Sara Kimmln. Bernice Moll . Aim: Kuivinen, Row Pelt'ungzua Guurxrin Laird, Dorothy Huskins, Arnold Lepke. Vninn JULela . Scruml RUW: I'lllt'n Arkilundcr. Sully Lulu Knox. nah Anrlcmnn. Helen l'nhjulu, Mm'Kon'Lio Humiltnn, Misw Buck. Ira Berk, Evtlyn Neknn. Murmtrt-I Karhn, Hurriolte Willizlnw. Helmie Knykkn First Rmv: Hnwunl Kennedy. Donald Cundnn, Arnold Survuri. Ruben Dewurt. Herbert. Cnllar Art Department chuxc most of the members were young and inexpcrienad. the name Nlhvt Boilers was chosen for the Art Cub. lfach Monday evening the struggling young artists might have been seen. hard at work, under the leadership of Maclx'cnzic Hamilton And the QupCt'Vision of Miss Holen Beck. art dircctor. Evelyn Nelson uas clmtcd treasurer of thc organi'latioa. Special talks on cxtrcmc values. 011 paints. thuls. cravoncxh lamp shade; and tooled leather wcrc given by the students. The remainder of the tim was spent in wurking on in- dividual projects, Handvtunhzd leather purses. cigarette casts. and biH-l'olds were among the many useful projects completed. The Iilson Picture Exhibit was brought to the school under tht- auspircs of thc club. Several new pitturcs from thi: collection wcrc purchascd. The regular art department has become a very important factor in the school. It wil- lingly delegates its services to any activity or projcct requiring: spctial advcrtising by way of posterst Problems in lettering, printing and' postcr-nmking were regularly JSVignCd to the studentwh who were gmded actording t0 the amount of time spent on the problcm and thc qualtly of the work. Any evening after school a glimpsc into the art mom would reveal Agnes Cnndon. making a third or fourth attcmpt to draw th promo of some important hgurr. Or one might see Ruth O'Brien. dcjcctcdly trying to make the fiamc of the candle proportianal to the rest of the dimensions, and tcginning to abandon further thoughts of an Art supcrvisor's mrccn Perhaps .1 month later Herbert Collar and Glenn Amsdm could be seen working furiouslv 0n posters fmturing the program of thc musical clubs. or Nicholas Molnar and MMKcn'lic Ham-I ilton artistically putting the last touches on their newlyadccomtcd megztphnncst Looking over XVilda Howk's shoulder one saw the dark countenance of a ncgro mammy. one of the main attractions of thc Operetta, taking shapc under the brush Classes in costume design and home dccuratiun arc opcn tn the lower classes. Pugt' Fifty? mnt' Fifth Row, L. to 12.: John Jarvelzx. Joseph Ruller. Milton Hartman, Jack Howar d, Harry l'ayne Whitney. Arnutd Lundi, Oliver Pekkuln, Raymond Harju, Kermit Anderson, Luther Wirth. Oswald Lindcll. Arnold Sorvuri. Robert Keller, Lillian Almnen. Margaret Anderson, Myru Lacksuncn. William Wiley. Eugene Taann. Eugene Tiklxanen Fourth Ruw: Mildred Bruckman, Marianna Frisch, Elennur Fandroi, Sam Hancock, Laila Uitw, Aina Lundi, Lorna lilunm. Lillian Lunma. Ellen Hyvarinen, Jane Chambers, Beth Gillan, Hunghild Koykka, Dorothy Larson, Lorena Lynch. Mae Simpsun, Barbara Roller. Esther Lundi, Ingrid Lundi. Irma Hjerpe, Helen Haytcher. Aili Hokkanen. Mary Ruth Kane. Florence Hunkomaa Third Row: Agnes Cnndon, Helen Mnki. Helen Wunri, Laila Alvari, Ainu Miettinen, Frances Bloom. Heien Hariu, Ellen Lundi, Martha Stenruns. Victoria Frisch. Mildred Carlson. Martha Huttunen. Lillian Lundi, Elma Moisio. Evelyn Karhulahti, Aina Kipina, Rachel Paannnen, Ida Nicmi, Lillian Komsie. Ethel Hyv-rinen, Hazel Haksluoto. Irene Haapala, Helen Kippola, Virginia Niemi Second Raw: Anne Wheatley, Evelyn Carper, Ella Marie Mere, Helen Hietikku, Caroline Maki. Esther Laird. Yolanda Frisch. Annette Fiori. Henry Giordan. Vninn Silverbersz. Aino Kuivinen. Richard Turner, Mrs. Eddy, Ralph Giordln. Sally Luu Knox. Luxher Liden, Ellen Arkilander. Catherine Wiley, Gertrude Shannon, Evelyn Korpi, Gretchen Baker. Catherine O'Brien. Leola Switzer. Melba Tastuln First Row: Juliana Harmon. Aina Piispanen. Eleannre Nissila. Vienna. Kuuelius. Aileen Hakundy. Doris Dues, Harriet McConmzhy Margaret Karhu. Sara Kinpola, Bernice M2110. Evelyn Olsen, Isabelle Gillan, Betty Garvey, Evelyn Mills, Nina. JohnSUn, Helen Lntva. Vivian Lundi, Esther Jukela, Norine Brown Latin Club .Mhmbuhnx gkaxpmf, Ihcu xmmd uni aura! 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Thu mom'v from the Articles which wen mid nun mud to help U. .rn' the cxpcnws 0f the department, Junior hlgh Quhmxl dawcs under Mr Dav le did lhcir part m providing furnishings for Ihcir humm Thu wvcnlh gmm- ban 1de 1mm! hunk .md broom 1101de whilv the eighth gradr Vllldk'an lurnrd nut .IIerIH'v tun! xnmlw Hun M x 1;, nm- Sevond Row, 1.. m IL; iarlturu Roller, Grelclon Faker Loruy Rintn. Carl Salmon Mae Simpson, Aim: Kuivinen First Row: Mary Phonoy. Ingrid Lundi. Mrs. Eddy. Sum Hunwm'k. Lm-y Fiori Sevnnd Rmv. L, 10 IL: Rohpn Keller. Ju'ia Cunpcr. Mrs, TurnhnlL lnuritl Lundi First Row: Lillian Ahnnvn, Fulhcrinp UWHien. Both Gillon. Esthor Lumli. Sally Lnu Knox Second Row l, ln IL: Hum. l'iisrarvr. 1sz lhuiyt, 1V 1 nr4l Lalxn'n, Murlhn Krivi,.on. Mr. W. S. M'Ilcr. Arnuftl Melin. Henry Linmla. Vainu H'Tlxih First Row. Brrnire Cluse. Ellidn Hmumlu. Rvmvhild Kmkkx. 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During 1119 flrs1 1112111111111 Hugo Pimmnvn 11311 11111111111111. 11111154111111 K11111M 111.11 1'11'c1pr1-1'111cn1. .1n11 31111111311111 11111101 11ch dixposcd 01' 111' 11111111 11.111111 XV1-1111111 1.111111 .11 111111'11111'111'r 1111111111111 11111 1111111 from talking 1011 long. .111 11111 11111111111111: 11l 1111' 1111111111 11111111111 1111'. 111111111; 111111 1111111111. ThiK 11n11' 113111111111 1,.111n.1 11 .11 11111111 11111111 111. 11111111 1111111111111l 111111-1111 .11111 11111111 K.111111 rctainrd 1111'1r rCRPMUVC p11- s1111111x .11111 1111113111111 11.1.11 11111111 11111131111111111 11111111 111111 I111111' Fourth Row. L. 1n Ru: Anna Kaupinon. Anna Knnuas, Ai'i Nurmi, Allie Esko. Sadie Martilln. Ellen Kainuas. Margaret Hoinn. Martha Stenhcru. Edith Farman. Helen Ruuska. Helen Sunri. Mnymo Lohtunon, Iiennre Randall, Lillian I'edcrsun Third Ruw: Suima Lundi. Tcllcrvu Lakarh Helen Johnson. Elizabeth Simpson. Aim; Kuneliua. Helmie Kuylika. Gertrude Lillvix. Lillie Warren. Norma Carpenter, Velma Bnurdenn, Tnimi Kewll, Viulot Steele, Bernice Close, Victuria Kimz, Esther Herranen Sei-nnd Rmv: Verna Tim, Elma Knupinen. Evelyn Pakka, Ellen Lunma. Lillian Mannie. Miss Bnrnhill. Isnlml Tnanila, l-lllzuzeno Thayer, Leora Ray, Jane Dues, Henrietta Lawrence First. Row: Frank Fryet Richard Glantz. Marvin Taauo. Milton Jordan. Kenneth Cumsey. Raymond Lunmanon, Raymond Koski French Club BonJour tlussc, bonjour Mademoisrllei Common! ulIez-vous re matin? This is the usual introduction to a class period. Students who have taken French and thmc in thc Frcnch classes were organizcd into 3 dub in October. under the direction of Miss Barnhiil. Isabel Taanila was chosen president, Lillian Manni. secretary. Elizabeth Pentinen. erJSLerY. The purpose of the Club is to study customs, important historical facts, and literature of France. Thu work consists not only of historical and modern facts. but at the gatherings mch Ont is rcquircd to answer the mil call by French jokes. proverbs. and names of important cities. All of this stimulates interest in the language and perfects French construction and usage. At the meetings French songs are sung: also plays and reports are given. Games are playcd at the conclusion of the programs. A very simple, yet an interesting one. is called Attention? One goes around thc rnomt counting in French and when he comes to a num- bcr with seven in it, or one that is divisable by seven instead of saying the number he says. HAttcntionI One who forgets to call this is dropped out, and the game continuest This gmic is good, for it requires conccntration. and the numbers in French are cHectiveiy learned. Some of the students corresponded with young folks in France and French possessions in Africa. They received pictures and articles as souvenirs from their correspondents. Several of the girls received beautiful handrpaintcd or cmbroidmd silk handkerchicfs, Addresses for French correspondents wcrc procured from the International Educational Bureau. Isabel Taaniia. Sadie Martina. and Taimi Kctnia were enthusiastic letter exchangers. The club meets on the hrst Thursday of each month in the Community House. Pace Si'xtg-four Game of Hunt and Punch Nmmt erety periml 0f the day An intetextittg tptme wa: played in mom ZOZiithe game 01' Mum and Pttneh . Mrs. Chapman with the aid Ui a stop eluek. WAS ttmex, inferec, semen. and eoaeh. .111 in one. Candidates for pmitions 3L the ttmihinex iaitiy ett'mded the training headquarters on the hrxt dtty of xvhoul. 'ihe SUU'fS, UI' itt'st stmexter IVPists, spent their time learning the funv damcnlals 0f the game, This CVnhiNitd chieliv of learning the keylmdrd And the mriut finger- ing for it. '1 he resume tum. wmpvuti ul mwml xttt'extm Mpixlx. um etmched in the art of writing httNinUW lettetx JHUILIIIH', to LhHetent lHNHlin imnh. Addressing 01' buxinms en- velopes ptoptrh' was included in thig Ieiimk training gehedule. The third semester typists composed the team 01' uubstittltex. 01' HSUCUHLI 1mm, '1 hm' wow initiated into real ofiice work Thig included lxttsines's ialterx. rm; mils. thxtttlntmn txhet-ts, ChLCl.'$, cash slipgi telegramx. ditto work and stemil ntttmg. Dttt'ittg tht ftt'xt wmutet oi the sehtml wear this 163111 did .111 the outmde work usually nteomphxhxd hy the Lixt tmtm. UI unity hemme there was no iourth semester class. By the time the fourth semester ix' reuhed in the gtme of Hunt and Pumh the word httntw is USUJHV omitted itnd Hpklnih' mixed lU Iitr xunnd prm'ert Ihe s:hedttle of games includes every kind nl' twilite umk. 'Iihe IllikS tor rnttititmling in this game are JCCUrJU' and epud, 'iht' innumerable shill plnw mtm lie pt'Jetixxi w thxt they function withnut a hitch The training tttle is. iXxVCY saet'iitee Aectttxtu: Inr wgdu Those who Stated lilL mmt ruints in the tmw plmed during; the year are deserving of speeiitl mentinn. Hitlel Ilakslttutn. who lxgttn tt'pit:;.; 1.txt Sep'etnher. wrote a fifteen mtnutc speed test at 31 worm per minute withttttt ttmking it xinjrle ermr. She had been enrolled in the tvping chxs just six ltitxnlih xthcn she lmth this texl. Flinheth Pentinen and Aim Kuneliua. .uixxmcvd xtttdents xxhu wok double credit work the seeond semester. denmnctmted the rthtin- speeds whidt can he attained by much typing and method an untrained typisi ttxmt iihev showed this to the mtisfaetinn of the audience in chapel. hv tt'ping tirit with sarkx over then heath uh niJLhink'S with hlanlx Revs: and then by staging a race in which Ainit wmte tmmuu th; xte'm and htU'an at th: keys; of her mnchinc himporlcd from Mr. iiiiwcett's oihee heutim it mninined ihe kcx' names. I'ttit: V'ilu my Chemistry Class thay l have somr lllOVj Anti plmst' IMINS the NACl Thug thc H'Ullltl-ltc chumistx. after the ftrqt davhs lesson. startled fond pttrunts by displaying amazing ltnmt'lrtltua All went well until one day in lab bttngi BANCj-BANGU 'llhrcc cxplo.,ions. om: after the uthcr. occurred. The cause was located when some mm LllNLOYCFkKl tth th: :chltlm uhlorltlc th huh come mixed with the copper oxidet W'hcn the mixture was hcatcd. thc chlurtm and hvdrogcn united with cxplmivc vmlcncc. Although the sun shnnn wtttmlv. .mtl tltt' warm fall hrculcs wurc wnftctl in through th: open windows. the studcnts cxpcrmtvntttl wuh cttrlton :linxitlt .tml PIUClUUStl tlw xnmtx This experiment was dcmonstmud in chaptl on liritltty. Marth 7. lw ldward Ahlqtmt, Ralph Giordant and Glenn Am'xdcn. Talks lllUX'llJllllg thc JthJnngUS. mm, prupvrtim, And mnn'h facture of this novel refrigerant wcrc given by loruna Lynch. Sally l.0tl Knox. Marianna Frisch. Beth Gillcn. and Elizabeth VJLIthn. Vthn forced to mnhrm his KltllL'nlUnl m the tflctt that lam's could make just me gtmd if not better candy than girls ML Snyder responded by trmting thc mtmlturx mt tlm k'lJSS 10 sumc 0f the most delicious fudge they had ever eaten. livury girl in the cfttgs wanted 10 take lessons in candy-making from Mr. Snyder. who u'tmltl not tttospt the tribute paid his ctllinttrs' skill. Another pleasing lnltomtorv txpcricncc occurrul whtn SCX'ClJl mvmlwn 01' lltL' claw lut the fumes from a sulphur compound cuapc into the rtmm Tho claw spent tlT: rcmnindcr at th: period at the windows and. fmm all reports members of other clasms did too. for the rotten egg odor soon permeated the surrounding rooms. Among the trials and tribulations of the class was the balancing of chemical cqttationsh and the students thought they were through with cquAtions when they fmishcd algebraf Bastst acids. and salts Oflcrcd otht'r ncvcr-torhc-forguttrn tmuhlcs, 01' mum all th' girls had heard that some acids will burn ill they touch the skin. and $0 thqy wcn' very, wry carcful when using acids not to come within two feet of thonL Gases. whith an: clusivc subx'tantcs. wurc tlmmttghly SlULllCtl. Although the count is considered a difftcult one. it has its compcnmtions-mcmorics 0f the candy arim flatly Shiv SIX Physics Department Crclthvn nppnuwhcd 1h: physiu hh u'tlh Apm'thcnsinns. Should she. or should 5hr not sign up I'm lhv ZULUM'. Whith had lawn dmcrihtd as stilT:w Shc bravely entered and signed hcr namc. 011m xtudmu ltrnt upnn Iindmg mxt lml nnly what. lwut why and hnw things wnrkul 31w look the 0mm, Duringl 1hr study 01 lhc 1:.xmlinc mginc the phynica Inh glmcly rcscmhlcd a mdchinc shop. 17.1115 n! .m nld hudt dvmltd 1K 1' 1h.- mtaw n by hum flulinv um: in m'idvncc abuut thy rtmm. .M 1hr pants 'xturt' tmtmlwlui And mlttn awn tnmt xxnhnut many grmsy hands and xmudgcd Ehimy dtmonstmlions and rcports wuc given 113' mtmhcrs 01' lhc class. Not only . the gasoline tnginc v.15 sludud. lut 31w inc Itultimu lhc Mmm tngylnt and thy rlcctrit rcfrigtrv .ttor wcn' cumplctrlv mmly'It-tl Studuntx u'urc ruquirrd In xpmd Al lmst txxn hnurx wwkh' in thy laboratory and .t fcw xpcnl many many nzm'c Lotus thling mmr rxpmimculs 111M did not come up to hopeful cx- puldlltJnS. This was cxpccially true in the Qtuniy 01 light and spcutra. Labomlory prriods wcru prcxdud by chm dikcuxxtnnsi am! trtqucmly cnurgtttc sludcnts gave reportst Scientific nmguinus V.CXL' plattd in thy rtmm for all sqitnlihcallv imhncd boys who cared to read them. Iilcczritity. With the txpcning 111' the scwnd sumcslcr, madc its debut to the inquisitive meg physicists. Mtuh 10 their Jnmxtmcnl they diurwcnd that iL is ampcrrs: and not the vicious Volts; tlmt will sum! .1 man in M'Jhil ul tht Hundiscowrcd country. As lhcir part in numnttly progmmc. the chasm put on a wry inturrsting demonstration dmling with the mrium phtmx nf physihk Th: prxntiplr of the steam engine was demon- xtmtcd 11y Mackcnnc Hamilton. The siphon and gas mask were demonstrated by Melvin Pukky and Iranciq Suh'm Milton 1 undi shmu-d 1hr gullible popuiacc 0f Harbor High how m 1'1m7c water by U'memtnn and how 10 lmil waln- with ice. The intricacies of electro- plating wmr illustrattd hy ltn'htn'd Tuxncrt lighting by parallel and svrics connections was shown by Kcnncth Cumscy. l'ugru SAW swm Home Economics Apparently the girls of Harbor High believe in the old adage, Mlihe way to .1 man's heart is through his stomach, if one is to judge by the number who took the cooking course this year. After the strains from Lohengrin'l have dtccl away and an at home paragraph included in tht- newspaper announcements, the girls Wlll be able to 1.1GC their places intelligently and efficiently in their own kitchens, thanks to the training they received in thSC tlaxscs. Pleasant surroundings, the young COOKS learned, are also as csscntml accessories to good digestion as wclhcookad toods arct Izach girlr thcretorc, prepared as a projcct, a booklet c0114 taining picturus 01' her idtntl kitchen and dining room. or course they were bright. cheerful rooms. thh the most modern equipment and latest color schcmcs. Thc girls first learned to prepare a breaklastt Various cereals were cooked, and the pupils became experts in the art of making crisp toasts and deltcmus cocoa. The breaklasts consisted of .1 f1uit.a cereal or bruaklast tooo', toast and Cocoa or collcc. Simple dinners were next attempted. and the results were gratifying to the girls, for they learned to prepare not only the simple loods. but the more elaborate dISbCS as well. At the end of each six weeks the classes are given tcSts over what they have learned and are required to make a project on some phase of cooking in which they are particularly interested. To market. to market to huyuiwgctnnlts. mtats, and other foods was the plmse next studied. The girls learned how to select wisely their mats, lowls. vcgctahlcs. and fruits. Last fall these girls learned the secret in the line art of tanning. They helped Mrs. Casey put up the foods necessary for the school. The classes helped to prcparc and serve the refresh- ments for the various social functions throughout the year. At Thanksgiving the classes in cooperation with the art department which furnished boxes and favors. made cookies to send to the disabled soldiers through the Junior Red Cross. At various times cookies were made for the Smith Home. Although this course is primarily for the girls. a number of boys cvinccd interest in cook- ing but did not take the course. Perhaps someday a cmtrsc will he offered to the boys. and they may compete for honors with the girlsr Besides the experiments, the students rtcitrd daily from their textbooks, Everyday Foods? They learned to make cakcst pics. cuwtarde. cookies. crcam pulls, and deserts. bt-sidcs plainer foods. Page St'ny-t't'yhl Sewing Bees That old relic 01' Hhidc :hc zhim1t1c dus had 10 17c scarx'hcd tor and found bcfnrc the yuung M'an111 gratin 11.11111 x'cnturc unto 1h. sowing mom. 1'or the thimbh: 15 an DSWnliJl part 01' the ynung scwcr's muipnn-nt. 'I'htln 11w ncudlr 11ml tuuhln't 1w l'Ound in the hayslack had to 1w rcpiach 111' .1 pukngr tl mu' nucdhs: wuh .1 spool 01' 1hrvad and A tape measure. the girh wuc rmdy m L10 Mrs. CJwg's bidding .11 htr u'uckly scwing bees. But, .15 most 0f the modem sewing NC is' .1ccuntp1ishu1 on n sunny. mathlnc. the hwy bees hzst had to 1mm the pans 01 lhc m.tthinc .md hmv tn 11111 11, 111M 1on3Y Antiuipilcd dnv arrivud and thcy wen: prvpart-d to try lhvir xklll 0n .1 mmhmc. iut ncilhcr cmth nnr thruul uas mud. 130: they 1nd one mow lcswn to lmrni 113.11 1.1 auxing in .1 stmight 11m. '11m mu prattlccd 0n ruled paper withotu 1111L'JL1 until most 01' xhc scams looked 5ira1ghL After .111 thix xumingiy usdun pmt'licc the seventh g.grndt' smaclx were rad? to transform, m else ruin. .1 piste of cloth puh'hdud lur Imumgs. Ax Mrs. Chm rntvrttnncd this sci of gucsts at .1 suving 1'L't' only t ncc .1 11 1.1x. nu otltn 171mm! v.13 undurmkrn tor the hrst semester. A peck into another wrim ct suxx ing 11m. uwuld 11.1w rcx'm1cti thc ulghlh grade git1s bushy stitching Apt'unx And hmtl hum: 1m 11w 1n the 5001-1111; 111v. 11mm: who wor'Md more rapidly than lhc rut, and at the samc lex' 1Vk'11. wrrc .mllnwt'd to NW .1 mnp'm drm. 115 you sow. 5m shalt ycu rip was .1 Lhill'h' 1.1111511: luwm 111' the L-wtyday helpers of the sewing buts. Bamng. sawing .md smmtimcs ripping. was tht- t1a11y grtnd of these stu7 dents. Tho numhcr mt garmmh snwd dctcl'minvd the number of grcdits to he received, Dif- fm'tnt typo ot muicruanncnta. gunmay and dnsgrs were among 11w mm! mmmon articles made. In addiliun In this. pru'cctx JHL1 npmlx n-1atu1 m sewing were prrpnrcd by the girls. Two ncw clccnic machines: in addition m the 11111 onc. gave the pupx1s experience in Ihc more mndt'rn mt'thmk 01, ngVlng. The wu'ing thaws 11.1w hc1pul m 1hr succusx nl' thc VinUllS school productions bv doing practically .111 the wwing on tht- cmtumcs uwd. 3111111 intcrmt WM shown in the sewing CX' hihit which took place in thc Qpring. XVUrk 17mm pmttuJHx' cvcry elnxs 1n scwing was shown. Ptlglv 51.11117 ntrtu' Third Row. L. to R.: Ruth O'Brien. Mildred Bruckman. Edna Maunus, Wilda Hawk. Hugo Piispanen Catherine OBI'ien, Aili Nurmi, Anna Kangas, Esther Lundi Second Row: Ralph Giordan. Irene Suln, Marfrd Kuivinen, Irene Manni, Dorothy Larson. Gretchen Baker. Ejzahnth Vaughan, Anna Kn pmen, Juhn Mem First Row: Sara Hnnrnrk. Loren: 113 nch. Rurphin Knykka. Ingrid Lundi. Mr. VV Miller, Mr. Fawcett. Ainu Kipinu. E'mmur Vunlfrvi. Ainn Iiuix'invn. Lillian Knmsic Annual Mariner Staff ' 11 5 niu' lo gel up in Ihc mm'ni , 17m it's niuz in ii; in lwdf' I his xms the mom- ing song nf nincucn ndmnud jthILlilI-J', m: 'l'w. x'hz 3m? Thuxxchy nmrnings ax the alarm tlmk summuncd LIum hum llwir Vazm rah m aumd a x'u II muting AI 7:10 On 11w coldest winlcr mornings Lhc num'uus failhiuh Vlezu.d 11. xhc cims mum. striving to produce boner wriuuuys tor Ihc ycnr hck. in 9104' thus the sdmx 1's 1;: y I'm 11:3 ymr 1020-30 might bc chronicicd. not tun proulcglly, inr lhc m'ihxnllcn of m; Lnlirc community: Ingxid Lundi, cdi'mr-irmhinz' cf ilw: ikwk, crmxiluud a gun dcal of lime and energy In 11w: prujccl in laying mu 1h; 'c.'un:m', mm a 100117313 u'mmdti nor yet .1 subnormnl human lwcingb. rcwriling and editing mAICxiJl. and reading ail 0f the prams, All ml work for the book was done by Amo Kuiximn. xxlw. len'gzh hcr mlcnt and ingenuity. was able to LFCJll' A1 diiTcu-m an schum 11:5 11.13 cvcr Lg.n 1nd Lufm'c. lilmnor Ixmdrci. us :Imssx cdiiur. :LH'C 1h: lmnr chaws 0f Lh: school recognition. All mpy was faithfully And mrchlliy mad 1y Ema Hancvck. in tho mwrilv uf mpv editor. Lorena I.ymh. urgdni'lazions; mlitnr, Lvuk duigc uf the hunt 5.5mm ul' lhc book. Dcscrving 0f spwial xmcmmn are Ruth O'Iexjm, Iillfxn Ram 3nd Qrvlchcn Baker. though not lo the discredit 0f Irulc 8310, Anna ICaupimn. and Martha Ixaivimn, whn .le'u scrvud cnpnbly in preparing the mgmimlions s'u'linn. Lillian Ix'umim in addition, was literary editor. The lmsmms managzur, Aim Kipina. and her Axsdsmm. Alli Nurmi. were kept busy with salcsz Ads, and cost of pmduuion. Rnlph CAiuzdaxL 3S an ad solicitor. proved indefatigable, and Catherine O'Brim was his helper. Runghild Kuyklm, phomgmph editor. and her as- sistant. lilimbcth Vaughan. after .1 huroic dispfay 0f pcrwvcrcnux fany succucdcd in procuring pictures of the faculty. Hugo Piispamn, sporis kdlton and Anna Kanga; procurud all nec- essary information for Lhuir scclion. U'ilh Lhe capable aid of John Mcm. Commendation should be giun lo the typists. Ircnc Mnr1: . Dormhy 1.3mm. Miidrcd Brucknmn. Ldnn Maunus, and Runghild Koyldxz, who saved the staff mu'h wony and sorrow by their chI-typcd stories Faye SLTUHU Third Row, L. to R: John Mom Pr 1. ner JI-hn Thuyer. Oliver Pekkola, Everett Thayer, Henry Gim'dlan. Miltnn Jnrdan. Vhl 1 Dr will lmy'rJ Seunnd Row: Viulnr Korpi. Vainu Heilxkliuh Franklin Rogers, Jame: Hussetl. Coach Mitchell, Vainn Jnkola, Gurdnn Curlxnn. Kmmmh Kano FirSt Ruw: Vcntri Jnkoln. anry Lintulx. Mann Kllix'xnun. Kmn'lu Allnnc-n. Finn Nicmi. Edward LGv nuns, Sum Wihumuzh Mm'KL-nzic Humillvn 1929 Track With the WI track 121nm:- prwznud h'; lh' dmr 0qu SJthlic and Athlmic Associntion 0f Ashtahula Cnumy unlmi IHHIJ' limix .mtr. 1h: Immhm ol' the 1920 track 1mm Staricd with high hopes of Capturing 'hc fN trvrhx in 11:: nuw I Jko Share , sLh'xriL I clung In lhv Ihruc mccls hcld lwfmrc Ihc Istguc wrlcx'l, Ilnl'l'OI' um lhc fn'xl mrh time. 'I'hc first mom was with Gcncvl. And xth 1h: huhhx'v m noixu had cmxcd nml twilighx hcgan m fAH, Harbor had emerged victorious In the tune 01' Fl 10 11. A quadmngular mm bclwucu Comm, Nh'x'wir Cvnncnut, :md Hmhnr ended ax follows: HJrhvr. 47 5,71; fnhmhula 43 1M: CunnmuL 14 37K: Cmmn, ZI 1K1 Irorlunc smilL-d upon the Ilnrlhnr Hack um arcs mum. uhcn.0n May ll. Axhtnhula came. saw and Wm mnqucml. Whnn the final unit 01 thy contest had hon finished. Harbor stood in lhc lead with 01:; pnintx'. Anhmhuh nnnuxcd 31y h puinm, On May 17 the first Irmk mat in the nrw lnkc Slwru nguc xx'w hcld at Ihc Lake County Fair Groumh Ihincsx'illc. Ohm A 1.119; crmvd, numhcring around 3.500 xporting fJnx Mstmhlvd, The final 5mm VJSN 3.x fnlluv's: lhinmvillc Aghmhuh Hdrltor Ucncm Cnnnmu: Iairport XVilloughhy A tabulation of the lullcrmcn appmxs on rmgc cighlv 1';th N 'szrllx , Ihn u Summary of Games ALUMNI;A game with the Httld timt'rs opcm'd thc fnuthall wmon for Harbor. The sud- den JIIJChS by th: ttttmni overwhelmed the varsity: the game ending with the score 12-0 The mrsitv phyud an cxccllcnt defensive 31.1mm considering the tmm they oppowtl. ERIE EhSTn-Thc Eric fiat: citt'cn drtcatcd the Hmhm clct'rn by a gmnd rally in tht' Ltttt'r part of the secund bath the score being 210. Harlmr's team put up an excellent hghtv huth UHCn$iVC and defensive. ttttt the Eric tram had thc advantage in weight. PAINESVII.1.E-BV a trick plnx' in the ' tcttt' minutes of the game. thc Httrvuy High team defeated the Mariners 770 The scmc chc when ttolliffe of Painesvillc faked a punt And puwd t0 Bartlett who ran for the onlv touchdown of the game. The Harbor eleven hnd no stars. but played as a unit. GENEVinThe Gcncvans. although thcv put up a good hght were unable to stop Harbor from scoring 25 points. Touchdowns wen: nude hy Lintttlt Kinnttncn, and two by Haggmnt the extra point by Sttmmoncn. Gcncm was unable to score, CONNEAUTh-A touchdown by Kinnuncn and the extra point bv Summoncn ended the hrst httlf 0f the gnmc with Connmut. In the snnntt half no score st dec. thus ending the game 7-0 in Harbor's favor. Harbork hatkftcld did somc notable playing. ASHTABUInKhiThe heavy Arhtahula team came saw, and Conquered with a score of 53-0. . rkhtnhttla starttd the ftrst rttmrtcr with IhI'CC touchdowns The Harhor men were unable to stop this advance until the latter part of the game, hut it was too late to repair the damage. FAIRPORTiThC Fairpmt team rolled up .1 wore of 190 against the Harbor griddcrs. The passing combination. Haggson and Kinntmcnt threatened the Fairport eleven several times during the game XVILLOUGHBYhBy Ming the forward pnse to advantage XVilIoughhv defeated Harbor in an evenly matched garnet Harbor wag without the services of Kinnttnen. who was suft'ering a knee injury: and Haggsont who was also injured. played but a few minutes of the game. ASHTABUI.AhPIAVing one of thvir host gamt's of thc maxon thc Mariners held the Ashtabula football team to a 20-0 score in the Turkey Day Game. Both teams suffered from the intense cold and snow. Pugt' Sct'tlntu-fwu: Individual F0 01k aM VVriteups IL tV IxMHSM H'WHIWM L HIIILI 1. 11: num- Iim wnurxzkm Am! .ri 1129 mm thwd 11h nai VEL cm! 111m WMmL', nun: K1 v1 . l'uth Mn mum w .unl dvlurvn .1: 1m LL vawu'n .IHHL'R 41 :LC gumr. . ,' ' :mmrx, xtlnn he hi :Ih le'czlcxcxhu run HXX u1 RAKXMXN ILH'mv ..z eru xx x in wt 1hr hm'zzn. M Ixm' p thy pht waxun Hy AI hulking: up lln NAM ti llw x-IH smun VI h; uyumi xhwkhul kaul xlu plum: m'm MAI HM 'uwyk- Ht :1 the lH'ni um J l:.ml Lukhv JIWI .m .quw x! m I'hhnu tn Irma 'H vlhlmp hut: Iv 1H JpplleJHx n n: pamg 1x? VXI lH KXNI Kmnu' InTLi dual n Ilu- X'I LnLT pmlin um! .Hw Llinfmi zln' 1mm imhhxl mm; wn Mu hum: Dupxr 11h um rm: In H 1x u'm ml H: h plmml 111x lnmlwn xn-H, LT1x1 ulmwfh hv wil IV .111 Hmmlmm Immlwz r: thy xwmmq smwn'a villm. 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The position of honorary captain was his YC' ward for thc gtmd work pcrfmmrd. IEDVVARD JASKlilmX Itsu playcd .1 consistent game at center. nlmmt always getting tht- lump. He was also a sure baskct-shootcn and. because of his hcighL was an important my, in the pnsswork of the team. Beirg the only Iettcmmn back from last year hlts'i has hccn the mainstav of this year's squad. HANNES KANGAShAlthmtgh a new nun 0n the mrsitv. HHannic played like a veteran. Most of his service was as a guard. Hannic . under the basket, saved many an anxious minutc by getting the ball back into Harboris possession. VICTOR KORPlhi'Vic . m the amannwnr of his opptmt-ntsi pl'LlVCLl thl 'igtmd things come in small packages. He was one of the high scorers for Harbor. and hL' used his spscd and di- minutive qiyc to an advantage in eluding lhc guarding of his opponents: EINO KlNNUNliNi'iHankU hits prm't'n to be it consistent player in lmslxctlull, as well a: in football. Although not a spectacular player. l'Hanlx WAS a wall of strength in both ollcnsc and dcfcnsc. HI: lwrclxc up many .1 play of thc apposing team. ARNli KONTTURliAs it gt'ard r'ltnc plni'cd .1 consistent gamu, and h: gnu his lwst to keep the Harbor ltaitkethll rtrumticn at a high point. His excellent guarding lwpt dmvn the oppo- ncnts' score in many games. CLARENCE CUSTAFSON-tClnrcncu showed up well this year. He is .1 hardworking floor- man. always holding his own with any opponent. Quite frequently h: would sneak in a fcw buckets when guarding or when playing forward LEROY RlNTO--I.emy proved to he 21 wry Capable m.tnagcri and he was held in cstccm by every member of the team because of thc cfltcicnt way in which he lool-upd after all needs. The men will miss Leroy and his unfailing sense of humor. 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Ptnttmn was high swrrr fur lhu m mt: tutti b. Ix'txnttn to: thc .tlttmtmt- HARBOR X's. tV-H'IX-HSL'IHN Htttlmr ltwitx LIL'l A'.HLCl lhctr llpILEH rt'nlt: 1y .t ECLIVC 01 +7th in thc third game nl- the smun. In All Hunt the tnurth qttnrtcr Hutu: smut! murc ptxintn than Ashtabttla. HARBOR KR ASIHXXBL'I A AuhtlettlJ was attain tlt'fl'JIHI. Ihix tim' ET A HI: tlcr acute 3-910, Al the rm! of thc ftrxl hAH Ashtttl LtItt was leading by ftve pointu. lttt tItc Hml't r girls cantc had in the third quarter. hound In Win thy tmmtu 'l'hix' v3.1: thc 1.th j.gmv fur It'llt' wt HJrlmrx plu'ct'a 3X. Kttnt'lim. V. Nit'mi. I. I Ltndi. and I:. Ik'ntinutt HARBOR XA. tYARRLX Httrbnr luxt hur ftrx't gum- tu 1h: llttt tvman pi'h lxkn UJY'ILd th' thl'ing by putting' in .1 Intukt-L itut thc W'arrcn Int'v..t:ti, am It lugnn xtiiil ,4 and ttmt'r sttttkcm-d lhl'U'tlthhUlH thc gttmc. Ivsku was lugh scuur fur Hart'mt u'tth tvttrtvtn puintx. 'ihc mntc WM 1M1 nntwithxtandingz tht' 30 16 itmc. HARBOR M, KYARRLV HJrlmr WM again lllI'UULI taut. lwf thL' VCCAtt'nn girl; Intttttt lhiS time by A RCUIU nl' 2711A Arkihmlvr. .loktt and Hawk PtJYLLI Wm .18 gzttttds lor lhtlmr. Purl:- SNL't'RIu-t-ttlhr ll'out-lh Rmv, L. to 1L: mm. Nltmittvn. l,illll ' l Attwlm VVaLtunc-n. Wtrttcr Knski 'l'lirtl lnw: Rzumntad Mzu'l-zry lM;r.t, Melvin . furl Hill, .Iuhn Kitnttm-tt. James Dtlnil'k, Gutt'yv lCtlu'urtlsun. Allan lVlit-Lt'lmn. , tydor thxut'hl Sonun-I Hun: liltm-ne Tzumu. Raymund Ni-ttln. Rulv tt Innis. Flmrlrs Munlyncn. Armand Ilnummen ICutItuint. Rttsaul Moltn, Alltt-rt Ahlquiq, Stttnt't CtnnorfurtL Nod Henry I-lit'st lluw: Aimu Mzutnum Rursvll Olin. Tatum lwum. l'uul Mit-kelsnn. Kenneth Cumorhurtl, Edwin Silvnlll, Meivtn lftttlt'tlvutl Junim High lFQOttballl A squad ul ltlly xix lays J'Wcillltlkd At 111; ltrsi llltf'ullg ol' lhc itmiur high football squad. Vlhc wmghts ml lllcs'c V-ttztltl'ul lUUllklll mt-n Lutgcd from scvrnty eight to nnv hundrcd and thirly-cight pmmcls. Only thrgc ltm's xxhn HLKIC numuttl: last year rcpurtcd to this year's squad 'Ilhvy wctc Lttgutc 'laann. .chlvm tlaslxcla. and John Kinnuncn. Many of last year's luniur high players .msttcrud thu mil for thc mtstty lootlxtll sqtmd. Of thaw who wx'rc n, .1th to nuke numerals LN ymr m:ny Vt'n lxlx'lx again this year, The junior high tum had .1 out httmlml pct cunt 1010 stxtmn. Alth-vugh they playcd only um: gamu thcy Hllcllgtd xittmitttts by .1 score of 1.! t0 0. The game was with the Paincsvillc Junior High tum, .1 mm that had lwcn rcportcd to he a really Jggrccsiw loop hall outltt. During,t the llfwl hall ul th: tntmu. X'shltl: Xk.h pldyfll 0n the Harbor Alhlclic liicld. Ihc humc 1mm was able tn MUIC. by .1 fine driving attack, the only two touchdowns of thy rnnlmt. Mdntyncn .tml lhvls mch amtul a tutlghdown. 'l'hc pl.tj;ittg on hoth sides showed a lmc tvpc ol' sportrnmnxhip. Mr. T Snyder hm lccn umch 01' 1h: junior high lhulball tmm for 1th past two years. and much uf thc ctulit lur its stttgtss guts m him. Along with his regular classm, Mr. Snyder l'ttttnd tlmc m Ittlw an inu-tut m the mull; of the yLlnlur high how and to dcvclup .1 1mm 1mm whith llarlmt will in thu llIIUIC IUHH llQ vamity luotlmll xqutul. His fine coaching and cncottmgrmcnt 1mm hulpccl llL' ltms 10 .1 QILJI extent The pnlicy 01 Mr, Snydcrt in chhintz the buys. wm; 10 leave must of lhc management of thv 1mm up tn the mtmd. lnr mch gluttu if A scltmlttle 0f gamu was pussihlc, an acting captain would lie clcctul lxy tht- squad. Altvr the smson was mtcr an honmurv captain was choscn, This ycttr Atmnnd Panntmcn was given the honort This policy develops a scnsc 0f rmpunsibility in thc pltlyu's axial it fulfills the aim of high school thlfllt' CdllCJllOn. Responsiv bility tends to make a person morr .1CllYC and JllVC to cwnts around hinL A part ml the lmwncnt tm thc mat xiLlc ml the thnncr l'ivld lluusu wns prm'idcd fur the jttnims as a dressing mum. Tlsc scclinn van t'cint'ttl cxpuiJlly 1hr their use. and pnhaps in the future lrt'ttct' quattur. ntltv yt't 1w xcttttttl. PIILIC Stttwvtzwnmu 1 11-5 53 A'- 9 4V va'hfvv 1' 1'4!!- 1'1 'I'hirll Raw. L. lu R1: Charles ShulHa. Robert Davis. Adolph Luth Ned Henry. Raymund Maskey. Albert Ahlwufsl Hwnml Huw: Jumu Dunick. Curl Hillv Unurge Mackey IMng, Couch T, Snyder, Hurry Iiuunumn. Ray . UT OH 15114 ll-vw: Alum sznus. Umru: J. :1:.mls, Rursoll Meiim Ailun Mix'kvlmm Arno Altman Junior High Sch0011 BasketbaM 1929,30 X'xdh 111v clmc 1:1 ihc .jum'ur high taskth scdson 11m mum 11m $uninr gam 121.1 mi nucd agwn xictorics 1mm Len games playcd. The Columbus and Pnzk 81mm juniun chrc m: 0.111. zmms m xxhich 1111.- Harbur team lost any games. Under 37c c0.kc11.nu 31 ML T. Snyder ibc hoyx d'wlnpud into An excellent team. ' 19 lmmll'u dmughl 11m; Lire juniur high teams are taught mostly the iundamcmals OF the gamC. 711118 is no: so As 111:: sqlmd picLs xu own captain for c.lc'n gAmc and After the suason is over, an hmmmrr capmm 19 chmw. This year Russ-jnl Melin wns chard hunumry mpmin. The wgmd an .e gixcr. 11w righ: In subsriwlc during a gems. Huwcxcr, 11n- bm-s gave this priv- lhgu 1n lhc much. 11 su-mx that the junior high 1703'; know lbc baskcllmll ru1ce bellw than ihc mrsilv mm. 11w chminaliuns hcld c.1111 Year 1hr liJSkCIhJH mcn 11.1w xhnwn 111111 1139 ymhnr hug 111w: alwayg 1N1 in pcrccnlagu SCHEDULE Dscrmh'r .70 Harbor Frrmh 2 Paincn'illbr 1+ Thcrc Jammy 10 Harbor Frmh-d29 Columbus Slrccl 1+ . .Thcrc Jnmmrv 17 Harbor Frmhw- U Painvxxillz 11: Herc innmry l7, 11ar130r17rwshrr30 XVNI Strccli 14 . .111ch January 29$ Hnrhor 15roxh--10 PMk Strcclwi49 . . ,, Thu'c Jnanr': 7.0 11.1r1mv 110511 53 11111an0117 77111 There Imbrmrv 12 11Jr1mr1rrnhmiz4 Iidgcwuudw 19 . Herc 11 3r1mry 10 1111r11'Jr 17mi1'1728 Vs'L'SI Stream 3 , Hvrc I'cb'uary 21 Harhor1zosh-16 Columbus 51mm 710 V Herc 1cthary 28 11:1!110r14r12sh -13 Park Street 15 Here LVDH'IDL'AI. l-OOTISALL WRITEL'PS-Commuml frum Paw 75 RALPH HONKOMAKI One of the heavicat mcn on the Squad this year wa: 1'Bublvlcs'C Although not a rcgulJr, ho pqud 10 be .1 good man to keep on thu sidelines and he got more than enough quarters I0 Wm 11,9 H. ' Bubblcs gmduatcs lhix spring. CARI. SALMEN. MANAGFR Swing 10 the needs of the sgund mLmhers is not an msy task. but Carl. with his executive alxilmx was able to perform his work in a most ccmmvndablc way VthIhcr it was to give a rulndown or 10 90911111! watcr-boys were handy. Carl was there to we that the task was done. Paar 127;;th Harbor High School Athletic Associatitm Athletics At Harbor High Arc abovc par as shown by the records of its alumni who hm'c piowd thcir Athletic Ability in higher uiucdlitmni institutions. Much. it not till 0! thim ha: mm: nhuut thmugh thr line system that this school has for the dct't'lopmqnt 01' Jthlt'ttt's. 1h: Athletic Association was formed to better athletics and make pqrtmmanms .t sciirsupport- ing part of the school progmm. In order to accomplish this. the Associatiun has taken over thc sponsorship ul' Iht: gnmm. and the money durix'cd from such sthool ccntmts it held for tho licnciii at high school nthlcttcs. From this it may he ccun thL In better sport faciliti;s .11 UN schonii the attendance at H.1rhor spmi inns is almost .1 tie 331W at the games. All sport tmim 01 the school nrc tinder tlzt- suprn'isinn of th: Association. Also cvctv student 01' Hartar High. lnny or girl. participating in any nthlctit t'VCnl of thc sthool. must he a mcmhwr of the Athletic Association. A yearly to: of twcntyftvu crnts ix the only nu quircmcnt for membership. In compliance with the suggestion of the Ohio State Commission of Athlciiu. .ind fur the welfare of the boys and girls. a physical examination is mtuirud mt ct'cry pupil Liking part in any of thc sports. The Athletic Assmintimm through th; dmcclo'i of phwiml education, hm; arranged for such An examination at stated times. Th: Awmintion has also mkcn ot'cr lht' care of the gym and th: Hnrhur Athletic I'it'id. which llh'iltdCS the W'cnncr Field House. in muprmzinn with the erd of i:dllt',lli0n. With one of thc 'scst athletic rICiLiS in northeastern Ohio and its high gtandnrd of sportmmnxhip. 1hr AIhlL'tiC Associatiin ot Harbor High School can look to both past and future with grcnt pride. BOARD OF DIRECTORS IUZOJO MR. T. SNYDER, Chairman Mr, Mitchell Miss Shannon Mr. XVcnner Mr. Maser MR. J, A. FAWCt-i't'll Fnt'uitt' Manngcr Studmt Roprcscntntiw: Carl Salmcn. 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H '1 I' 11 NH 11:. 1'111111' 1:1.1111111 1:14: 1 11111. x 11111111111111 111111111, 211nw 111 11111 11111211 11111 1111 5111111143 1111 3111 '.x xx1111.11111111111 X1111 '5 th 14 ; 1:111 1111.1 111x mmcxr , 11111 11 11111111111111 1mm 11 1111': 1.1111111 umich 83 years young Although the Farmers National is now in its 83rd year, it is known to be one of Ashtabula County's most progressive financial institutions. We Especially Like to Serve the Young Folks Officers H M. KI'VKI 1-. Pn'Nlant M. C. ROBINSON, Vicc-Prcsidcn: I B. lexxb I 1,, Cnhiu C R. VCHIHHI', Asa'l Cthr Directors M. I Allen , S, XV Croulw , Q1. 15. Ducm , I:. A, Dunmr l dawn Gmlnhrd H. 31 Kunklc I V K, LCWiQ M CV Robinson l XV 8mm Estublislmd 18:17 The Farmers National Bank Ashtabula, Ohio I'ugv ! i11l11111ril'v When You Feel That Ihsirc- Reach for a Piece of IL-XGGICTY'S CHOFOIATES And Kt-L-p That Schuul -girl Fumploxinn C. L. CARLE CRADLESONG Pmln lughmavx Latest Radio Song Hits at The Melhody Sthpe VHMPHC'I'I'I HXIC HF MI'SN'AL lXS'IhliIVMl-IXTS AND AVXI'FICHSUIKIFS , - ALSO Hlif'HIGSTRATIONH Phone 2135 'I'IHC I'OIVCRM'T STYLES I501: School AffdiTx zu'u luing shnwn :11 The Smart Dress Shoppe hUUK'S .XlH'ADf-j Ra L, 8mm Auto Elevtric and Radio Service 277 Main 811'031 Cook Arcade E A T White Diner 7 Ashmhula IIY LIVKHC PIATl-I R. Ii. ALL NICW STYLES HF Graduation Footwear The M. K, Boot Shop ASHTAI-ZL'LA S FAMILY SHUIC STORE 222 MAIN s'rklcm thw 51227.3 125! Main St FURNITURE , ; ! RUGS STOVES Wv W.lunm: Fompm'iwnn 7 . V for after all L is 15m nnly 3013:3va mly tn .judm- mluus FOAIIC IN AND FOMPAHIC The Ashtabuia Furniture Co. f'lhlthU YIhIIIClCT PHONE 3712! Diary Mon V Supt. 0 .Xflrr .1 three munths' rus'l tho schnul bull xoundrd again lhis morning at 7:30 Vns .Ilmml run uvcr bv the mum: hcwmh gmdn-rxl .M uxual lhcy MM .111 xuppiicx' lur lwu wnmlcn In whxvnl wulh Llwmv Tums; Sch 1 . Scninr chm nthms rlcuud, vax' l inLllJ nmdc suqh .1 guud prcxidcnl lml um thI he xmt. n' clcclcd Ihix xy'mr. l'rldav. SrpL H. Hurrah' P. '1' 1X Upcn Hmm- inr Sunmrx Thcv tcruinlv wL A guml cmmplc lo Ihv luwcr x'hwcs. Mnmhv, Sch M. Scninr K'mH Club uUItcn clun-d Imhx' u A dmrl rm-climy A group of $ch mpANu ufliccrx Wm. chmcn, Tum. Sum. l7, Why flrxl mu'llng ml rlw 5mm; hirlx' Club Thu Adviwm prm'ud ihcir cnnking Aliilily by preparing .1 delicious suppcr for UV Al Imat we all xurvn'rd. HM unr :Imxrimi IUJIC mcmhcrs M the Mqu' ought m grab while the gmhhing ix gnmL l'rldsv. Sat. lliv Junixsrs mm 0pm huuw. Fruiav. Scpl. l7. Hurmh xcx 1hr I xxulxer hcnulurlh Hmlry lvrlwu'n the two mm! pmmr mum xchuol organinxiuns will 1w no more. The premiums 0f the Iwn 'xr:;.1n:'mliona Puncd lhc hAKhL'I in rhapcl mda' 8.1:. Supt. 28. Hulmr'x pigskin hmms m-rc dul'mlcd in lhmr first gum with Iiric 13M! 1w 3 xturc Hf 31 In 0. an . OJ. 1, Slxlcm new mcmhcrx ware initialed mm lbs I c.ldcrx' Llub tonight. 11 H Hid I'm1 crcrx'nnc on thy IniliJuun Cummiucc n cold blooded Mumi lhirsn' .md mcmlcs'i, 'I'hc 1mm cvtdcnlly .xwl Iht'lr slmrc nlr mugh xlut? ,I'ucy, Oil. 1 X'L scmun derided um. um mun Lmiayi Sccmx to my that lhcv re the HAY xiesl Yd. lira. 0n, 4. Tbs QJY x'nun; mphnnmrcs nrv cnlurmlncd. Mr 1 1nd .1 swell Iirnv - Could 11' hmrd hum Ihuw whu Mlcndml SAL, Oct. 3. Our fumbnll tmm is ddmlnl .u PJincwilh- 770 W'cdv Oct. W Dmmaru Club inimlwn lunighl' Uh Vt'x I will Admit llml snmc of lln nrw mcmhux dn mw-d rcducmg th'. Ihu vcrv idu of th'm pouring Rhgic 01! Iwhlch WM nnnc ulhrr rnmpnund lhAn mshvr ml. rod Iix'ur wil, am. ptpprr .md xxlml null dmvn the x'icrimx' IhrUJl's Testing Ihvir slrcnglh on suuh u'mklinm As 'I mvu Immmf ThLNc hmd lmilul munh'n nugghl m In upnrlul lo Lhc Humnnu Snciclv. Thurx'. Oct 10. Come 0n wnmrs xhww vmrr .Ilwxlilv' Ikhr rontcxl twr wurdx t'ur 1hr wnior claw wng smncd dev. In, Oct. 11. last. but not lam 1hr hmhmcn xmgrd Ilmr 0pm hnuw. Thaw fn-xhiu Jrcnl so green. SAL On 11 Gunrm ngL th saw. llu uxw cumjuvnd 'tw HJrlmr High grid 1mm. Scorc 13 to 0. W'ch DEL. Hy Opening number of IhU lA'ccum Courqsw Ramos Mexican Orchcwm. Thump Oct. I7. NIH. II, Mihmn Brown wax dmptl xpmkrr lhiu morning, She gjvc us an interesting talk on Cwlmn. She urged m All 10 gm Io Cwlon. I'll make the trip when my rich Untlc Ilcpwm from the poor home divs .md lvavm mo hi9 um lorlunc. Thum. OCL 1H. I'his ii rcdrlrltcr dav in hhmry. Thu Scninr Girls Club is making historv by throwing a big Halloween psrlv for Lhu Leaders, Fri. Our 13 Thu lnngrawnilcd LLIV Irrivcs N. I:. O. T. A; nu xchnul. XVc wundcr how our l.g-mivrx and Scrnnr hurls Ml Mic morning atlcr Ihc mght lwiurc. SAL. On. 26. Cnnncnut ix wcnmf Victim 01 Harlwrk griddm. hann- phx'ud .11 Huber. Tues. Oct NJ, The Stu Baum phm XXJx insputni Ami mmmkvd 1w 117C murmlism slur dents mdav. Mr Mlllcr had :1 hard lime Irying 10 NH Hcrnmn Pclcrwn lhal he would he hurl it. he crawled Ihruugh AH the lich npcningx huu'ccn lhu mil; ul' paper. Ynu 53c. Herman deltd In In In rmd lhc pdprr ax it wax Ming pressed, Cunomy almost killcd .1 ml: also Human DIARY Funtinurd l'uw It'AthV-clth TALACE CZSILHEATRE 'Thc Home of Talking Pictmcs Tl I I , COMMERCIAL SAVIN GS TRUST CO Ivlmncns 1:01: ALI. Ht'I'ASIUNH 0 1, O '7N Nib Graduation HGWQTS Hiltr thm rum VCI'X :xmwulul'izuu ln'wlly Hullqlh't Dy L'ilH'hVZ' 41-, mm M Tong 59? Weeks Co. SAVINGS IIICPUSITS 21 Fvnlt-l' HH-vl Delicious CchV Fm delultiml CANDYLAND Across from Palace Theatre l'urp liqpfu Mr, Fi' The Pcoplds Building 8 Loan Company 0 1' 6 On Savings IL-snvc and Fndividul I'I'uI'ILx' RESUURFES $I1JlMTlJH1 $6,054,938.42 The Cmamer Rwd CQmpanV 167 1714111411 Smw QUALITY CLOTHING y FURNISHINGS , SHQES For Men and Young Men qf 165 Hardware, We Have 11?, Radios, Electrical Supplies, Sporting Goods QED??? Mitchell Hardware C00 200 Main Street Page Ninety Q xx 41: wSa M W 11th H 99 o? r k V f Nd Iiit'hu' in this cmuntz'y 01' Europe. our Telegraph Delivery K H Service will carry your Hurul message of love and chew! N : $ilnimm anh $ilmmm 1311 mm Sum E, R0 CEDERQUIST Jeweler W1 l Watches Diamonds Jewelry 210 MAIN STIHCICT Ashtabulak Oldest and Finest Furniture Store Congratulates the Class of 1930 on its Fine Record THIi KITYZS LARGEST 81:1.1.C I IO V 01 BETTER I L R.VITL'le Ullv'lleflJ AT PRIC 158 AND 7 IfRAIK TO N EASE YOI' John Ducrds 80m. Pug;w Ninply-o m; wmm nu pn', Mv'h w 1 Wmih 11pm: Hwh uxxlin MED WWxI2-i w W: i?lIH 1X.x'w 1h. HIM wwu KKII'TMHI 1mm th: 111w l IHMvM h Au: WJ'x pjuml m xlx HLhu U? xndi va In uh: l3 wKJH WWHI n L lwnb lm-Emu Ihr MHHLMWVH RNAiw x d 'hu m -.1 ., FLMM 'M'mni um'lnv Vuxnix: HUM WM 'Ixrnmm pm 1m, x'l H. Xhllu HM 111m nx'nr 3 ML: xu hv um . , prnngu gn HI inn! 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SIX OlarlialP-Allpn Olnmpang +.h ............................... + Dependability is a Quality You Have a Right to Expect Yuu havc a right, to expect dependability of merchandise you buy in a reputable store. That's- why we don't brag about the dependable quality of our merchandise. That's understand by uur customvrs. They know that every itz-m in our stocks is of high quality thcy depend upon nur high standanh ut' nwrvhandisoiand are never div ammintml. Wumvn whn rk-maml the bs-st shop hvrth OAKLAND vnrype Eight One Horsepower to Thil'ty-sex'vn Pounds of Car Weight: PONTIAC Big Six 3ig in Every Way Except Price D. M. Webb Mowr Sales GENEVA -h ASHTABULA h CONNEAUT qur Nz'mllglrxuan Summer SChOQl NEW CLASSES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Enroll at any time Ashtabula Business College .wrr ron' rim JUNIOR CHORUG FAMOUS 1;!N ?ENE Mn rwRFNcr r CAN GUESS? Wham MARCtnMwmrt. Turvw THE L'an'g Paga- Nl'nurgrm'ght Quality Service 09Leartyys Shae SIEOIFQ 77 Bridge S1roct Ashtabula, Ohio ; 3 9 Kmvmen S The H arbor 7! by wan it'lIUI'z' wuuu um! mzm'tlu prwmls GTOCCTy Drv Gnods. Shoes. and Y , CRUFISRIIIX AND MEATS W all Paper , Phunc 3154 Cor. LAM H Hubbard w! I.XM- SI T. L Rennick CHOICE MEATS DFLIX 'lleISS Phone 5:338 98 Bridge St. IHH'MS SODJX LLUI lxK-H .XXU FLUX IONKLIN IOL'N I AI V IJFNS XI' Turnmjs Drug Store 0:3 Bridge Street Phone 5339 V : M f H, 1 Y: OM-x 5L VLLUS lhlm .Vun Iu Ei'h' l'. S. ROYAL I'ORD TIRES EX IDE BATTERIES Henna Super Beauty $11013 ' . KIRK. H 1.. OLSON. Prop, SCTQJlCe 171C. ALI. LINKS 0;? BEAUTY WORK COXHHIUPF IbBRICArION LINMI R XVAX'EXM A SPI'CIAL'IY Tcluphonu 57147 1 C. A. HXXNI. .Vur, Phone 1153 219 Hrirlur- 5L Adualmln Hurlmr, Ohio Sheaffer and Canklin PYH'NTAIN PENS - PENCILS AND SETS We have the most complete line in the city WENTLINGS PHARMACY 214 Main Street Ashtabula. Ohio C O M PLI MENTS OF W. J. Stanier C0. CADILLAC - LA SALLE - BUICK SALES AND SERVICE 87 Park Street Phone 2004 Conneaut -:- Andover -:- Jefferson Pugu Onv Humlrml Henry Bmso HSUNCI'SUITJ'CU81811011 Far Washing Hl'eusing: Buttery Survive DAWN 3 VI ,XX'P MOTOR 0H 8 Kochendmfer and R055 X'ulmuinn: 1 iwx. Tulvm Ami .Vh'usvuicx 10H Um eraw u ur usnux Al llnt N. Phunc 3:131! Nun; Sup. Guruul .Uxiw. lrnw P The Peoples Storev Ymu :m' qulAzn u! gclliuq VUUI' nmncv x worth 1w lmding ulkh 111v I'wplvx Army Mm? iwrvthing m Mon 5 And 11mm wmr Cumming wutfux Phnnc VulhiR 2H3 Main St, Yam Pharmacist deserx'vs your confidence and your patronage. He helps 10 safeguard your HEALTH TOM B, KNOX PHARMACIST Medical Bldg. Pharmacy The Little Gem BARBER SHOP ul'l' PAYS TO LOOK WVICTAI. Courteous Service Extended Tu A11 Patrons DAN VVTLLIA MS. Prop. STQNE MOTOR CQQ FLYING CLOUDS - REO - SPEED WAGONS C AR Sn DURANT-- TRUCKS IF WE CAN'T SATISFY YUL' NO ONE ELSE WILL 344-46 Main Street, Ashtabula. Ohio Phone 315?. for demonstration Pugu Urw Humlzru' and MN MCMOTTiS Creamery Snuth and Madison Sts. IFEFHICAM - - - MILK AND CREAM PHONES Compliments of 1119 51316 Center Shop Phone 14:37 196 Main Street Mun Um- Hlem'nui umi ILL'H Come to - - Tkay Broso Hardware FOR EVERYTHING IN HARLHVAHH. PAINTS AND VARNISHES 137 Bridge Street The Lake Erie Milling Co. M.Eh K - va Main Slrem at R059 Avenue Telephone 1056 Plum No. 5 Ashtalmla, O. The Penny Furniture Co. 12-1 :1 Center St. Always At Your Service llczulquzu'tors for Mn'niluro. Gas Ranges. Lamps. Rugs, Refrigerators. Linoleums. and Kitchen Equipment Frigidail'm: Iiivctrical Contmming Electric Ranges Rzulinluc: Mazda Lamps Eckler Electric C00 23 Center Street Hume 11238 Mun Um Ilumirud um! 'l'imw VUOKIES FAKES PHCS HHLLH ICVm'vlhing Guml 10 10211 Bjerstedfc Bakery ley Vnngu Frush 2mm 0111' Ux'un rivmw Day 23191; '.211'u 5111831 lenv 31H T116 WNILIEC CTOSS mmn 1111! III myux BCCIMQ' SIIOPPS II M! XXI xx . ' ,J ,r UHLH 3mg: unm1rn Mthulzwz :r' ,H'm 4'- :Ul limmr'nw I Ihuum 1:1$:11 ' I I. w! x! I': mum x1 VLWM XVOHLQ LaundTy Iu Um Nua' Irmcimn UHWL HIM; Vmih an 5L PHHVI KlgU snip: Slum Xthlmh 0 The D. L. DAVIS C09 I lhml E'Hun ler'msmLa RUJN. x'uljnlw. Izm'lutmw. AHHIUI'FM XKXNIHLL' deux. lunmx: 51 mrzd l51 mr Her? x lhuJLIrIwWer GuriI:wax .Uzllnu'zkx, V'iz f'rm'unzuxr LFW'LuynCu umz' Inlmvls' Vyupx, wwM Xuls'mn-ux wni Hrupurn'x: .Uur? x 1J5,0.'.. Hmsuu, Yum! Unwdx, IJIU'IH. annwms. Club. 1th wadx AVw'wnx. Run Hr UIH'M'LL'MI'. JuLLku'ru. Imlh'r Umuix, Mutw n um um! I'imakx I'mwl'nni ll: izwumuw IJr'Immxrun', 0'me JIM L'Ilml OH! umu Lamina um! Vrnzlm, ' Km. Honest Dealing for Over Thirty Years i'u'gu UH. Hundrwi mnl ruuf Sincercst Congratulations to the Class of ,30 Giordank Cash Market Phone 52-332 We Deliver Service and Quality Greetings to the Graduates u Life stretches before you. Its prizes are yours. to win. In spite of your youth, vision, and strength, your sue. toss will depend largely nn your abil- ity to save money. I va-ngI A,- I WORK HARD and SAVE SYSTEM- ATICALLY, are sure rules for suci L'L-ssful achievement. The Harbor wants to help you to succeed. A savings account here is the first step. We pa yu 5 O 0 The ngrbor Building 599 Loan C0. Bridge Street at the Sign of the Clock I Puuv Um' Humiu'd um! Flvu thliu' Cigus Jud Cunl'uclionurv Iim Slanoncry Bouks - PApJN , Pcriudxcnlx Ncu's , Iilc. xVilliunz Chrisfenscn Ice Cream and Home Made Confections K !, RILUI SODA A APMIMUJY VJ HRHXH Hi? 1' I 7171 I I'P'IHNI 3'vKK HaTbOT ShOe One Good Place To Buy Hospital Shoe Repairing ChaTlCS Pom Dry Goods w . ' 5 U W M I 1k SL JOHN PH KKIVl-N' L I AKF SI', Hmm W3 t Graduates g y This day is resplendent in glory- Parcnts. Relatives, Teachers. Asso- ciates. and we too, 01TH our hearti- est Congratulations it is our wish that Good Health and Happiness may be Yours. Helandefs Drug Store Page Om Humlrmi um! .Sz'x SERVElL Ilho Ideal Hofrimrutm- fur llumo 01' Store. SICRYICI. gives more ice cubes. the pans will not frwzo in; it also has the compartment Covered sn mlurs from funds will nut flavor ice cubt's. Pricm from $225.00 up make it yuur duty in su- thom before ynu purchase F. E. Davenny Maytag C0. Holland Furnace Company HOLLAND VAPORAIRE HEATING MAKES WARM FRIENDS 24 Center Street Phone 1646 DlA M O N US XV A TC H ES SILVERVVARE r hr p3!cnttd BLLOVA Dusz-Tiu: pmmctor BULOVA $353113: 1 llCredit at Cash Prices C. H. BARNUM Puqc Om Hundred and Scum C i rculi ne Permmwm Way: WE are specialists in perfea perma- nent waving because we use the one perfect method of permanent waving-Ncstlc Circuline. CIRCULINE Waving Wilfred Beauty Parlor f! I'Irirlqw 5' r1 ! BEFORE BUYING, SELLING, OR Exchanging HARBOR OR CITY PROPERTY Call On Us John R. Devney Phone 1254 20612 Main St. Congratulations to the Class 0f 30 Peter Bernarda 6 Hardware 1-387 Lake St. Phone 246 l-R Pam Om llundrmi and light A Masterpiece of Motordom! 1930 NASH 11400 'l'wm-Ig'lmiun Fixes and 1115:1115 Privwl from MHHIILH $333Z111011H-1'wi WilsOn M0101? 8811168 C00 1M! romvr 8110111 v, Phone '2th1 KARPEN 50111 Anniveltary Chair---$50.00 In a Choice of Four Tapestries 'I'u mm 111111. 2111 51112111 anr sc-hnmw', the Kurpun Silth unnivm's. my chair is available in 1110011, rust. taupe, nr hrmx'n tapestry Its graceful culn'imlv lug am of snlit! mahogany; its vnmfm't vnmcs 1mm Kunwnvsmw imwz'epring uphnhh'l'y This vhmr i: u tyriml pzwluvt n1' Iinc Karm-n vmftsnmnship, 11an :11 nnly $50 is Hu- Hutstumling x'nTUv uf a hull' cuntury The RennickaOQk C09 R, D, Connelly A DIAMOND RING Hugm Furmins. 11mptrivs. Mr. 014 WRIS'I WATCH Armdo Amwx hm tummy Mum 41111110 Curtain Sperialn- VI 1 I'irs 1'1'053 w11h dnt nf ruse, Mantgonlcry gnhl. and 1:1le K1 v4 Jeweler Fine Quality 1 $1.95 pair Hus IcrmmA. Bldg, 1 . 18 15 .h- 51 Sun and 11111 last w r FOR THE YOUNG MAN WHO IS CLEVER IN TASTE AND FAREFL'L OF QUALITY 1117 Main Street mmm-HOr-n Pum' 11vrv Hundnd um! Nun FREE OFFER To try our New Electric Sewing Mathine and Vacuum Cleaner in your own home without obligation giiz' 11;,qn Umwmhnw .szi . melan Singer Sewing Machine Co. 22 Center St. Ashtabula Gmdmn Motor Sales . 53112 MAIN STREET PHONE 1342 WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVERVVARE SANGAMU ELECTRIC CLOCKS ,,i.at,- Staffmds Jewelry Store 195 West Pm :puot Strict MARTIN and KING Band Instruments Pmis. Zridgvs' etc. Remix. Picks, Strings A New Day Is Here - - - - Realixtic Permanent Wave Huh lhc dmmnd lnr mom ximplr, mun namml. mun vlhgllw u'nx'c Ihu mndrrn xummn must kcup pnru wuh 1m lrund ut' the lnncs VI hix mums Hm muxI IHW J Kl AI ESHC 1W RHAXI XI XVAYI' Yuu mw n m nmrxfl 1:. mil 114x? anw Inr .m Appumtmcm ESTHER OCKMAN Beauty Shop COOK'S .xmx-xm Prldu Om' Hundred um. Tn? tumplimems 01',,. The Weichem Bakery9 Inca Asm abula, Ohio Compliments of Hotel Ashtabula The Swallows Restaurant ' 1 r 11; ; m :;. va lnmi m D'x' mm, wam AME , 1.11m xwmtx Dwxmx 5mm Mm I 1; UPI N DAY AND NIMHY IJ1'H'ur'm! Frum The Run lhm'u Unu Humhmf .mJ flaw: The National Bank of Ashtabula UN llll sL'xxhtm U! xnlx' H xmum. Serving Ashtabula and Vicinity Since 1872 H B x: t w Prwl I l,. Ckmm. Ym Pm. II R Ix :rxiav: Kuhn RI mmwm Xxx: Mxlmr Imsmhw Hm THE Morden and GIRL GRAAIyU.ArPE Johnston Ban Ton Shoppe FIRESTONE TIRES 1 Funk Amado . . . Brake 1.1mm: Huttvrlos EVERYFHING MUSICAL CCTIFTLII IVEU'S ROU771 ' , ; l U 7; x Cllff Smlth A 1nd Ix :hm Statinncry and MUSIC CO0 Office Supplies 2nd Flam Kunkle Arcade. 18:3 Main St. Tel. 1415 Hubbard $1 Gudmundsgn GENERAL INSURANCE Commerc:'31 Rank Bldg. Phone 1432