Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1948 volume:

7th 5mm Manama 7948 HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL, ASHTABULA, OHIO ll't'. flu Man of 194$. .Vj'l'tll I Il11 unr wily fur fllnln 1111514 y lmr for flu' Ilium of journal j'uIN ,hurr, qmlrquy 11: zlirvm' Mix IWOX' tn Jlr. UV. I7. lhlm'mh, Jlurim'r IIrl-riwr, ill Ilpfil'uiufztm nf 11H Huririm; anrt; ill fulxXixhiny Illz' IHTK4VV .Hurimr mu! in lrml'iuu ulh'r flu nlmnl'y wunflrn furn- qnlm. liel'rf mhl hlhrr fwiuliua mulxx ffhvfinnlmly X'Imzz'n m Jlr. 1;. 1n Nil! UL :qu-lw M r'rmuulnnvl Inf lzix ln'lffllhuu, HHIMMHM r1111, Iyllft'IM F;illlt'i.s'lll.t. fagoftite MWa. . . Though the first Harbor High newmqmvwr was the Harbor High Press dated March 19, IEHSL tho I'II'Ht recorded weeklv Mariners worn nublished fnr 159223-235. In 1923-24 :1 plan was instituted in which the First se- mester stn'T. rmnfmxod of sun- inrs. wm ehifted to the nmuml. while :1 q-umnlptntv now ilininr stuft' edited the Muri'mvs: of HM svonmt smm-etnr. Tho in'iirw stat? Hum hm'nme Hu- stuff of the following thnnl yemx VWW dGJ,-if,uo;...l hmmn iH ltl3449'1 Tho fullnwing: vn'n'. Mr. H, M. Jnhnwm anm-im tr-ndunt of NW kmhurxt Pvihlin S hm-N :HHI llltitnl'JH-r'hivr mt the High Sl'hont Jmlvvmlmt. st'lted 'htvt. in his rwtimntirmr Who Mariner is imirvnn 'vnd h- ttw unly muwr Ht its kiml in the Stzttn. :mri iuwx'ihhn in the emm- Hit It had the I'Iwrost l'it'r Cllh'anl uf' :my high H hnnl weekly newwzuwv in the state. ;th'nx3 1:xtle' 1-100. For the wt time. Hm Murin- 9l' IHPI'HP'! f'I'N'LA'IHx'Q hnmn' l'alt. tnnul Sr'hnlastir Press Assurizltiun vnntest on the fil'st-Wnuputnr ian-m: 0f 1srmxll, Tho nnbliv-ntiun re- ceived third class rating for inLr in tho 3: . W V, llvhrendt the W - ent advivor, bom' his WOtk l'pre ux' litvrnry aldx snr in 1934. The Ubit-Vflli mvurm V'Imn pntrwnrl in XHMIm-pqhmn 1917 Ouill nnd SWIM serviw :md rnl'eived :m Mtwwmv tinnul first nlw'e uw-u'd. In the iwhteU .xuvnmurimitinn it W'N halted H11 nmwv little mmor, at- h-gn-tivnly writtpu In the ISV'H' V. S. V. A r - tivqu. the Warmer 11031; ! wag adiudgmi Gl'gtJ'Ian O-vlv rt'tA mmer in the Vniteri Sth 3'1 Nu: szmm clung- rnH-d hisrtww Aquin. tho f'nlinwing vom'. if w-m rntevi V. S l'. A firt'tv'JmW :m't AH-Fnlumhi'm hmmru. thntr Livfhngt :qvu I by HM: Cnlnvwkiil S'Jioi-wtic Press ASH'V'i'Itin'l. Cir'iuhltinn hv now had in- crruwnd tn 1900. State rer'ngnitinn of M,- Pehremltk wurk mime when he V'zts 9104-th M the Rxe'witive Commission nf the JuuV'nulixti :LtSUt'iiltinn 0f Sl-honls in 1940. The same your he was made :1 f'multy lifoetime member of Quill mid Scroll. i'VP'WMIHO't'tl honor so iety for high school journalists. A svr-ond prize was awarded the Mariner in the nutimrwide t'undvset contest sponsored by the C. S. It. A. in 1941. That year, it also received :1 first. plane in itx class in the writing: contest. An international 1'niv9ert-h; writinnl first-place award was at 'urded the Mariner in the Quill :md Svl'oll competi- tion for the fuurth L'miser'utive year. In 1941 the cirrulzltiun inr-rensed to 200th due to the in- rtrensed demand by serviremen To help finance the increase and pay for the postage. the Marinv er Varieties were instituted. The First show yielded $170.5 . Mrs. Heliu Lehtinen, secretul ' tn Supt. W. E. Wenner, super- vised the fn'st and has been in Charge Of all following shows. Awuming qu resnnnsibility fur editing and publishing the Mar- iner, Mr. Rehrendt took on the job of printing instructor the same year. The sevrmd annual Mariner benefit Variety show went over the tow with a net profit nf $162.98 the following year. The program that year was, on u patriotic theme. Reaching the toyy-most rung 0f the ladder of high snhnnl jnm'nnlistir success in 1942-43, the Mariner recen d a national rating nf hSuoerior. NSIKA. judgeS Cmnmented: ttIt was a pleasure to read your very in, teregting and lively mmer. Con- gratulations especialty on the grand job you are doing for the war effort. The following year. the third annual Mariner Varieties net- ted 3146 and the Mariner was :mrm-ded a firstar'lass rating in the N. S. P. Afs critivul serv- ive. This was the highest ratfn in its 1:154, zm-tl tho. 3.7:u'7mz V213 the nnlv ulnar t0 :Wniw that plzv-e. The judqm :Lrww ' it uvi n: uvr'UW'W grw'l pilnel' with many bright 'm' nriq'nzli idem: The Vnrief PEVWth :1'1 'VWX'HH; 110 ;th 5' ? q. The MANFM mm the pavehni NAHUXutnd ,.,.,77 tinnal rrttin': Fm the nee : rated. MM! J'xki. '46 W'w nil? torSLn-chief; Canine Rimp 1'. ,46. nssnl-Mtn twitter- Yr'mvvm Cruham. '43. liternrv ditm nmmn 'K'rv-knmr'nwonn H - sistant nditm- grid TH'Wn': ff ham: '46. :tthletii'K editor. VVI'itm's v'nm. fn 'vtu 'mi eVthmgot VFW zit'elpu : n: 1. vrnwn Mu. tgmw n? 104: m; ummxwi Hotfzv Shirley KM,'k :1 Ht? NT . 74m w. 017-190; 4, Nuriu'i'io iWVi'Mi w'; V18; library. C'nml AttdOE'QHI. 18; servit'e file, Audrey Ander. son, '47; and sun 11 denzlrt- me'lts, Gertrude Irvine, '48 National fth honors were won by the M: 'irw in Wm nuul hand p z z .1 by the Natinnu Gmyhic Art Eduutiml Association in 1946- cit orm- 47. A first place was also awarded the Mariner in the C. '11. P. A. newspaper contest. 0f the papers judged, Mary Lou Sherry, '47. was editnr-in-chief; Joanne Graham, K18, associate editor: Janet Scott, 218, literary editor; Audrey Anderson. '47, assistant editor; Ray Huhtu, ,47, athletics editor; Carol An- derson, Shirley Et'klund :md Gertrude Irvine, '48, news edi- tors. The judges in awarding 865 of a possible 1mm pnints rom- mended particularly headlines, typography and newswriting.r ter-hniuue and content. Members of the claw of MS 0n the second semester stuff, Izmt year, were the managing editor, Janet Scott; make-up editor, Joanne Graham; literary editor, Curul Anderson; girlsy athletics and music, Shirley Ecklund; special departments, Gertrude Irvine. On the busiv mess stuff, Gertrude Irvine was an ad collector, Helen Koi had charge of the service file, and Carol Anderson, Gertrude Irvine and Joanne Koski were typists. Editor-inechief 0f the Flrst se- mester stuff this year was Janet Scott; staff promotion manager, Joanne Graham; muke-up edi- tor, Marianne Snmppi; associate editor, Carol Anderson; lite'ary editor, Gertrude Irvine; assistr ant editor. Shirtnv Etiklund: athletics. Helen Koi; library, Joan Hakala. U19; music, Mari- lyn Smith: mailing, Helen Koi; special departments, Joanne Graham, Marilyn Smith and Joan Hakala. 0n the business staff, Marianne Somppi was an ad Solicitor. Ginger Hamilton, '50, and Eleanm'e Rose. t50, were ad collectors. Editmuin-chief 0f the second semester was Carol Anderson; associate editor, Shirley Eck- lund: literary editor, Dorothy Lehtinen, '49; assistant editor. Ginger Hamilton; athletics edi- tor, Roland Campbell, '50: alumni, DtArtene Enos, '48; clubs, Helena Toivula, Y51; ex- change, Marilyn Smith; girls' athletics, Helen Kai; libtary. D'Arlene Enos; special depart- ments, Louise Morrison. '50; Senior Mariner, Janet Scott and Joanne Graham. 0n the busi- ness stuff, Dick Peura, '48, was circulation manager; Marilyn Smith, mailing; Roland Camp- bell, makerup editor; Louise Morison, uptown advertising: Jane Anderson and Natalie Gustafson, V18, Harbor adver- tising; typists, Jane Anderson. Natalie Gustafson, Joyce Kap- sas, Joanne Koski, Marge Terry and Carol Whiting, K48. 71w Swim . Medina I948 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor- -1n- chief .............. Janet Scattb Aisocmizvte Editor 111 chalge 0f photognu 11y .. 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'1' 1211115115 1110 being 11111111131011 this year. '73 : 11:15: 111' '.15 11111 111' 111111111111 of 11111111 1111115 111 1111' 1'1-:11'.5 111 1'111111. 1' 11.11 11111'11111' High 11111111111 1111111- 1'111111'11'. 11111111 111111 111'1- :11'71'. 11.1 111.1111'1- 11111- 111111'1- f11111' 1111'11' 11111'111;r 11111-11 111111 115'. ML Fawcett genial; 81241 011mm Says We've Got a Chance ' a- .After thirteen years as stu- 'g i ' ' M V dents in the Harbor Sirhools 3TH Frtnt row, left to right: Paul lV'uori, p ojirlfntt M'il - are about t hp graduated ll'v' 'lie Luoma :eumary-trer-sux:r; Dick 13:11:;1, vlc:-p;'e idem. eryone says it has been the hast ' years of your life. Don : be lieve it! The next thirteen or the next twenty-five or the next fifty can just as easily be your best years if you put into them the same enthusiasm that hits; yharactorized your work so far. Best. wishes to you, hC'lass of y4x'n Your principal and friend. J A. anrvlt llWe 486! cyan WJZ gucwecg C.A. EEDELL Class of 5'18: Graduation Day is one you will long remember, for on this day each one of you has a leading part in your last ttclass play. It is a play lasting from Baccalaureate to Commencement and somewhat like an operation in which the whole community becomes your anaesthetist. You are aigsured that the world needs just your type of person to save civilization from whatever happens to he threatening at the time of graduation. You awaken from the operation in about the same fix a3 a new-horn baby, and your cries and maneuvering; for :1 place in your new world mmt be jiri;t as lusty now as they were then. Our country and the world doe: neezl you. hut Ilonit expect this need to beat a Intliway to your door. You will be wise to expect any admonitions of the economic evaluation of your worth to be more Firm and final than you are accustomed to receiving. There will he forceful reminders when you do not measure up to the moral anrl economic standards of your world. You must justify the faith :1an training that has been of- fered you by your parents and community. Vile, who know you well, feel that you will succeeil. Charles: A. Bedell, Class Sponsor. 7a Me elau W i942 You are going forth from the Harbor Schools which have been your home for the past twelve years. We are confident that many of you cherish a genuine affection for your school and your community. You will be told that you are crossing the old threshold and entering a new world. In a sense, this is true. The feelings and attitudes you harbor in mind and heart as you go will have much to do with determining the kind of new world you are entering. It may be well to remind your- selves that it is your world and that to it you owe a new and ever-growing allegiance. It is a world in which you will endeavor to find pleasure, wealth of one kind or another, adequate outlet for your ener- gy, and opportunity to make the world better. If you would avoid tragedy of the direst kind, you will seek early to find what your world expects of you and go about measuring your abilities, and will to meet those expectations. lluppy will you be if you realize from the sort that lay: umlorgii'd; the woi'lll and that strict obedience will bring: i111- 1.10:1:L11e 21.1:l lusting satisfac- tions. You may have chufezl at times 11:1:131' rules, and regula- tions of the school 21an may have lookvd murorly towzml grudouon :15 11 any of eman- ura non. llow soon V'111 will ho tliszlllux'ionel in 1111:. ll u'l, you 11s.: w. Lly :i: ennui . Lilllelf L'iill tlzom ho hol;l lite 5:12.1J 1:1'1L..i.1,1 3:9 .1 ii? in 1113 lulu midst of the XVUI'lIYS hurly- burly struggle for life and lixw ing. You say you are going to Find success. That is fine, but whether you succeed or fail will depend largely on whether you are brave enough to sume responsibilities and dis- charge them according to your ability. You need not he discour- aged by circumstances. They can Poithor nwke break you. They 121113;, at timoz, dlscouz'ugo you but you 01111 do mut'h to re? shape them or create new ones. Your rosuoii'leitiC: will not be too heavy. They will be grade u11t e d :u'cord'ng to your strength, resourz'es :md Will tr- dL If your y'hool huh x'eryz'tl its purnose, it will 5 1 you forth with :1 11:1? Putn'r'o' of umh 'micl'rgr :1 11 o 111 11' :1 You 1 V not hum :tll t' o ,.t 1031:: you de:i 0. but. if the din 5.1'3 i: :3:22u:113, :uloquti e knoxxu lilx IZL'JB..J. HS- llOl' .1Lt..,t, no; mo No assurance of easy going: can be held out to youth in our day. Bewildering.r confusion. clashing of political, civic, in- dustrial and interests, brutal facts, gloomy prophecies and stark tragedies, of oppres- sion and W211' mark and mar the world no other recorded era of its existence. But life is not hopeless. This same World has more knowledge, more sci- ence, more resources than ever before. If perversity cam be conquered and these abundant means be directed into channels of world welfare, :1 new golden age mm be brought into being. You and the other tens of thousands of young people who are hnishing school duties and assuming useful tasks on a larger scale constitute the su- preme hope of :1 new creation based on justice, liberty. and human goodwill. racial as in Your years that 211'? g: me are few and the yours to CnmC um. munyibut nut nuw th-u you 62m :U'r'ovrl to $3er mu'h time in dwelling: on the I-onh 111211'Liye trifle: that mark :1 ltigrh s-luml co2:1itiotu'e'1ient llo ouger to he on your way. ThLu will your graduation tn'W W1 . l x. .. ll 55' 1, .lih lift irr'l'1iicly muzh while. SH 13mm 19:113. , :1'11 iI11'1' - x': l' 1 you: limitl: y -u CanlijCJl 1,.1 Jams q .H W J1 Mrs. Hum D. Alford '. A 1:91.1ng ., Iiohwntl: MM. franpes A. UV Ar. Hum. mm. Miss Genevr' me Mr. Hum! -wl HM! . :. l' :;:r'1. P'Ix '::l I Mrs. Ih-Iiu Lvhtinvn Mrs. Durnthy D. MrsA HUFOH Manmh V311: sw'y m mm w. I-; wvmm- Mgmellnmi n Imum, Hunmv wizll. Marin rnm'v- '. George Muhullir :Hth-v :dnl Mumml MTx 2113.: IIdiLh 1.. Tum? .1: iv 3'. Wulkux Him :hn'I '. VI mm 11 H Seam 414w 81444 - .. v . , , Front mm, lvft to light: Holn-n Kui. MurHyn Rituri, Ehirlry Chnmbn-rluin. lhvvnrly Braver. Murjortn Trx'ry. Evelyn Hl-rn-n, Juunnv Knski, Carol Whiting Svcnnd ruw: D'Arlvno EIHIS. Tm'wn Guuhin. Gurtrmlv llrrinvl Course , Jann-l SCUM. Aina Rvinikuinvn. Dinnv Muurm y way Lukkurilu, Mulmiii: Luomu. Nutuliu Gust hon. Third row: FrnnL-us Wihmla. Shirley Ecklund. Jum- Andcrsml. Susan Klimchvck Cuml Andex'snn, Joanne Graham, Marilyn Smith. Rim Gr: ly, Delrnws Knnyuh. Fourth ruw: Miss Ruth VVismnn, Mi Arlrivnrw Shah , Mrs. Dorothy Ml-Clellzuul, advisurs. Not in photo: Shirlry Dotty Anna Marin:- VVhiLukmx Front row. left to right: Ed JuSkL-ln. Dick Pvur' Jim MuilIL-, Jur-k Quinn. Tom Jokiluhtn, Paul Wum-i, EJ UiMzu'r. Tum Erickson. Mr. Vlyrlu knbel'th'. mlv . Sm'nnd mu: Vic 'l'nrnlx, Norm Mir-hnlsmL Uwu'uv Ronni: u. Churlvs Sunshiny, Ray H Punil Hi! Muyrr. John XVymznn, Mr, 14: Edwin Millm'. mlvi. 1'. Third mw: Tum Harlin, l'nul 01111:, llul. Law. Jur-L Jhnlvr, varrl Krmld. Put Munro. Dunne Nipm'nun. Fourth row: Mr R. M. Mm-hun. :ulvism'. Dung: Richards. Jvrry LoRman, Paul Lucmu. Not in photo: Bub Kulyn, Duve Lloyd. n:nrala. Murv 046nm gca'elied National allenm gaciezlq Front row, lvf! tn rizht: Marilyn Hex'shbt-u, Murlmliv Luamn. Gwrnhl Ilnffmzm, Nnnt'y Lulxku- I'iiu. llvvlyn 'HPIVH'II. Su-uml row: Joan Bruski Dulm'm Siplmln, Jxmvt Scott. Jm-k Quinn, Doughh Rivhuwls. Fran- 0m VVIIIIHIH, Fuxun Klimrhm-L. Hurhum Anxlm-snn. WW6! 71te4fu'aw1 Front row, left to right: Dourkn Richmdea Mtlcdiv Luuma, Marilyn Ritari, Joan Hakala, Evelyn 1h rn n hon thy Irhliun. Pam VVHrI'i. ' Suvum! x'uw: Mix Adrivnm- Syxuhn, advi lV, Jnmt Frau, Susan khmvhluk. Phth Johnson, Mur- ilyn Westvult. Juilnne KoslxiA Third row: t'rltslumv Hl-Phnil, Junmm qulmm, Comm LoIh'Irn, llolurt Ahn-rh, Jack Bullvq Cnl'cl Andm-mn. 941mm '4 Blah TOP, LEFT Seam Eamatm 8M Frnnt I'tm', l4-f! In riuht: Jnnli 5mm. Juimnv K0515. N H: x 10H. Muludit Jnyw- Hurmfmnu Evrlyn Lunmu, Knlhmh. Timothy Iwhtinrm row: N'mvy Lukkurila. Hvlvn Emu. x Wilnuln. Hul'j'rz'iv Miss Alluvnne Snuhu. :nlxiwx'. Se vnnd INU'Iuhw Mr'I'huil. Kai. Mnrilyn Hit- .Lylfl' IL-anvlw. Fnrh . ow: 'l'hinl mw: Huh 1 Ahn-LS, szk QMnn. Tluvl Wuw'i, Subun Klimvhu'k Juunnv Graham, Marilyn Smith, Cami Andenun. Jum-x- Muillnn Ch'lrlrs '1 thus RM .41 Ilmlglzm Son. meh , anhu, Kmki. Uwrultl Kivhumbx Jhkilrhln. Paul 13min, r'mv: Thumzm Imen H, No! in photo: Shiz-Iq- Dolly. BO TTOM, LEFT WMM gguad u luft In mm: Fm-nl Andwluuon, June! Smut. Num-y l Hvrx'rn. Molmiin- Lunmu. Swan Klimrhwuk, nliu Hushd'mn. mm Huuhin. SH'und mw: II'AI'hlw EHHS. N Jummu KKHLi, llz-lurLH KumulL Ilulsvn Kai. '1' 'v iiln tin ., . June Amlmsnu, Hvlrhluru, Jun Sumnlu, 'I'hi NI row: lh'lnl't'fi ' erihn mu, J-mnnn . k1 luvh Wimmn. .u xwvr. . Shiyl '3' t'lmmr F. I; -. Adn-I'mv x Knmm, l'wnth mm: ' Yhyllh J.,I.Mn, ShJ'lv ' -- - Hmhwm. Marv . Mm'fu-V. Nm HI thr- hhull: Shhlwy Duty. Knu-n TOP, RIGHT Spanidlt and faith 61W 10ft m riwht: Rm Rrrh H Hurmun. r '4', lhrlmv'u inilwy M- Frunt Ni. ywrumv, Mm-Lun Jnhnzv n. row. lmmtu IIHHJF. I11 m- Rn . v11. h'i l' C lvlw. k, Elimxly-lh Rivhurtls. Junmn- Grnhum, Marilyn :0 Cmul x'vn' JOym-Iyn Luvc Smith. Fimm'mu. I Jenn lh'nski. P 'I'hml I'nu: K t'v'I-'-'u . ' - Shirlvy I anvl 4w; Lymln I l Juhnsun, Juan Ihwir. ,. H -r -I l Murm- Iv. ,. mq thnhhi. rnw: IL lo rm Tnix'nln. HVHV NINh 1'. MOPIIHZL Irvn UUHIIirL Mwilyw Vm' in: l n 1'4-k. Rilill Sulmi. Fourth Awlwx l. Fumlux'c H h .. urlvismn Nn'rl-H-MI. Jim pwmbn. Clurum- 11d Fifth raw: Hrl'nul'd Toll :61 0115. JU.' H'mhim Mr'. Hulzvr, Nut shown in phat'i: Huxilyu :7! vhln'nm BOTTOM, RIGH T 4wnclt Glad 17mm m sf! M ' hi: Juan 1111'. .11, D hur-x Prxnmhu. Juan Fnhhu X'n - Nu: SM? 11-! ruvs: R-lr Jonmw I.:h'.Ix:c-:1. Drown. Putzir in Ed A ml rsnn, Huuy Rnlvl'l! ii rsduh. Fun tm-y: Mrs. i'mn 4-4 nltl'llb'. nlxIw-I ?rlviln. tirb m. Inx-p ' Rw' v-xt hm- CEIL M1 : 'I'HM'II MvPhnil. FAWN! mm: P V 531 qty, R1 Hm-J 13 mzdwm. Hi hwwl 'Ier' :11. N0! in mm. Jam 8mm, Nuinl'v Smith, Jle' Hdu-r. Amhxm' Pulmmln, 1 041mm Glad; TOP, LEFT ? - venom - 7een4 Vrnnt row. hurt 111 19114111: In-luw-x Ferrundn, Anna Mao Inmpulzx. J-hnwm. lhu'bnrn Amh-rsnn. Norma Nancy P1110. anlmm Nirmim-n. -1th JIJVW'W. Jmmw Mar -y, PhVIli; Dan'vn. Cluw-r I nh:-:. 1111,11 q- . , 1 11111-1111 Lx-ntxiL-c C :1111'181-1 S Pnnd rrm': Holly R1151 PITI. JnAn Bradd. TIQ'IUW'H Si'vvdu Yannnc ML-Cl'mu Mrs. anlin $111111: s, THE!!! rnwz Mn 1 Brown. Dmmn White. 11'11-1'1 11'111-1 R r'v H Him- P; 1y W hi in R'w- lkfh-m 11m. 9,1111 1' Knnrtu. ll Imux Midh. D1111114 R1L-.1'111. x1111. ..: 5.1111,,1 g'muwx 11.1 ' 1- 'l V1 I14 1 111- Cunhiu, A z -: Iiu-iul i'irk 11:1 irv tmith. 11'11'1111'1 1-1111': Y! 1'11. R '1'! 1111 K11 :un. Crxmh .1'1'1 K'mmw va'wvw '-1 114,1 , 11311: Ifix-huxds. ShIrLy 1.11111 1' ,1 x:1l1; 111 T V111':1 . 111111.21. h 11h1 KW i Mmin: Jmmnv Cnmgth 11. TOTTOM, LEFT 114mm 7f 7634M : Llul 111011. Wm 1011 l: 1 11111.11, H '1 .11 lh-m 1N11..1 V'I'r'nt , RN Clzuu iy Knapp, 1:1 :32. 111412111 Kathleen lmn h',.c 7 Mmhn Ellen Johnson Ju :1 11.11.1121. Ii1111l1-1111:Lr11'111ta Eyzljan. J -' ' H :1 1 1141111111 11' .13. ' H TOP, RI SH T fawn Ref 8213M Gauxcd luf! 111 right: Knthlm-n IKu'lm'. 'I'hnmnsihn th'h. Fl'nnt rmv. Ink An-hvr'rn. L1: :1 Jo S:- U. 1 W: l ' 1' Buity N11 111-12 1'1 1111' Philliui. U IH'W Mm. Uxml Cqumzrnv. .,-1 11:1 1111er 1 wy. Ijn'rltsh. IY11I1-11:1 TJivuln. :UiXihvl'. Norman V1: Ally H 1111 :1' D. Thix-Il I'mv: Ilulm Hmnznry. Tod Hummun N11: in 111111111; :'111 Lg,- P111112 BOTTOM RIGHT Qxfth' rqll'lzlefic Addccf'al'wn Kuth'v 1:1 iTazwm 1 ' 'uirl Z'll ,1.- -111 Knn C 1M1. Yw-v'v- Iizmh' . RHIII .11'1'1'. MurL 11o ' Ilmler 1. L: :1 1-y'1 1 Mun J 1' 1- 5:11 i 411, Hi'HYL 1'111121 1.: 11-11'1. Jun h. 1'1'1'33111 11.:11 f':!' I'.. .j. 11,1;11'.,11. Jnuv :- Fifth r11 41101;, 1: 3'3: N'Hu : T. IM'! '11 1', 111 '11 l11. T'Hl '1' Thu HxInu 1VLi1'1 11K! '121- U. Inns 1-.:1111n padding zfeamt Mal; Rattan! . . . Carol Andersmi-an old maid, taking in sewing for a meager living. J2me Andermn :15 a torch singer after her affec- tiuns were rudely rejected by Ray Ilaupulu. Beverly Beaver-musical comedienne. George Bnurdeau acclaimed the HFHSIUIOVH 0f the, Year. Jack Butle1'-superintendent 0f the County Home fur the Deaf. Bub Cain-tnuring the vnuntry :nitogmphing mpies of his best seller, uHuw tn Repel the L'ntnwm'd Advances nf Vt'nmeni Shirley Chamberlain e barker fur the featuring Geraldine English as :1 snukey snuke-Chzn'mei'. Ed DiMareesill haunting Park Jr. High, making: 1ists of girls to call up. Paul Dodge called by his husband imaginablef side-shuw sinuous wife the best little, Shirley Dotty-tight-mpe walker. Shirley Eeklund -- traveling brushes. saleslndy fm' Fuller IVAriene Enoseseiling Bloope's bubble gum with it free, demonstration on Hmv to Blow Bubbles with Dignity. Tom Erickson-professor of English at Columbia University. Teresa Ann Gouhinetnuring the country under the name. of Titanic Teresa, the Wrestler. Rita Gradye-head picketer for the Anti-W. C. T. U. Club. Natalie Gustafsnnehrst woman superintendent of the Harbor Schools. Joanne Grahameprnprietress of the 'tHuven fur Homeless Huboes. Hachaechief cook and bottle Hai'i'ys Hamburger Hangout. Evelyn Herren-exhibit HA of the for develnping muscles. Tom washer nf Atlas course Gertrude Ii'vineelecturing 0n uHow to Hold u Mun After Marriage. Eddie Juskelu Jokilehto e personnel Grocery. Tom Kurhu packing them in nightly with his song and dance rendition of MI Wish I Wm: Single Again. Un the encore, Marianne. leads their eleven children across the statueJ Hulzi-hulu dance imitutmz Tom manager of Tuunn'x Delores Knnyuhewinner 0f the state Whewing to- bacco the fuxtest contest. Susan Klimuheck-an old maid feared and fur chasing little r-hildren mi Halloweten. Helen Kni starring Dub Koski in the ballot hit, hPl'inH'UsO. hated w i th who lectures on Literature, librarian With Diane Knnduzz-wuiting mg with El rolling pin fur hubby. limb Kulynelcriurizut fliLCIiily for 1.110 W. C. T L'. Joanne Kualiiestudit'vus htBi'ouden tour CuJook Bob Luwefumnus us the sensation who can spell and pl'QHOpIH'O any word backwards and fur- wui'ds, msnde and nut! Dave Lluydenewest bnbhysnx sensation 215 the well- fed crooner tpmving that it ain't the. gaunt look that gets 'emJ Jerry Lntfman-contender fur the heuvvweight titlu of 1958. ' Nancy ILukkai'ilu-jiwful juggler for the Ran'num S; Bailey circus. Hull LUItlllilfftiUIItiel' of l'uulk Professional School of Dancmg. Melodie Lunmzleu perfectionist in her profession tbui'lesque queeneOno-lu-lult Diane Mum'eevy human pretzel sensation. Gilbert Meyeiifgreut psychologist lecturing on Ju- venile Delinquency at Its Greatest Height. James; Mailleeexpert pickpncket who dimplmints hl$ colleagues by stealing only ladies' handker- chiefs to Hremember them by. Pat Mutim-serving 21 3011:15' sentence fur wife- beating. Duane Nieminen e greatest . ' Shakespearean smue Mortimer Snerd. auto 1' Dick lteuI'uem'izeiwinner fur the best bluebei'i'v pie ut the Jefferson Fuir. i Marvin Ptn'tiloi- lying: home tukng cure of thm'l' ten kldS while Shirley Uivklundt is nut with Lhuck Sonsteby. Jzu-kl Oginneseller 0f toujfccs that give the new 00 . Doug:'Rlit'huI'dsemustci' of ceremonies nn HStrike It 11: L' Aino Heinikkainenelifo guard noted for her fumuu; male rescues. Marilyn Ritarieimpm'tzmt figure at circuses nuts, popcorn, ten cents?! Janet Si-otthuble tree-ti'immer hemuw 0f ?Wr udeptness zit swinging fmm limb to limb. Niel:- numcd the Able Ape. HPeu- Marilyn Smith-mzm bnx m'utorettnnwn with store goods! Don't pay $1M? for booties. Make your own for $1.50 and defy manufacturer:' Charles.Sqnstcbyeni'oni-ietnr 0f Plei'i'eh: Plutocmiic Perm'ig Pnlkudnt Place. Marge. Tel'l'yi-CXDIVI'QI' in the Afrinn'i jungles. Nicknamed t'lhting 'Em Huck AIiveH Terry. Victor TmtokEfumnu; trainer of prairie digs. Anna M-irio Whitukc-refnunder at Manda School fur Poise 321d Etiquette. Fuml Whiting wf'unmu: for breaking the nwridix. typing record by speeding along: a'. the rate :1? .320 words :1 minute with only one. mistak: comma upsfde dmx'nJ Inn for Wundringiasulcmmn the fluttering: Spencer? unew, 0::t-itiiigr li'mm-es Wilpuluherunnlngr Williek Wierd fur the Wcstlem. 12ml Wu irivdeqigznci' fur TiHIu': Toggle fur Tiny Tots Cu. 'ch'ujru am Waalcalf 60044 We Bagueajlz We. the honomhle twe thinltl members of the class of 718, 0f the metropolis of Ashtahulzi Hzli'lmi', State Of Ohio. helm: of smlml miml and memory. although some of you may llouht both, and. knowing that you. 011i llUIlUl'Ctl 21ml helm'ezl gals and little fellows, will grieve for us uml worry about us after we leave to struggle thruugh this great wide universe. du make. puhlish and declare this in the sight of everyone to be our last will and testament. in manner and form as follows: First: W0 Kln direct that thv respunsihility uf all our debts. if :my. ho assumed by unlucky classmates whn lizlve hnd tn l'Qv nmin fur another year. Hm-nml: We each leave nnr must treasured pnssessimis to the members of the vluss nf '49, much to the am- whnm we deem needs it must. hoi' .lmm hvr in llezn'cr, lvm'es 141 Anderson. Cuntt-en t'nml Anderson way with tlw men lli'uskl: quoenship at the tub Ahmns; teverly ht'l' shurtncss tn Marjorie lltv W wt. Ax s l l. Nnble; Shirley Chamberlain,her sparkler to Leutrice Cobb: Shir- ley Dotty, her presidency of tho 'lihospiuns to Donald lleinn; Shirley Eckluml, her blnmlo naturally curly hair to Lni'ulw Penna. Juno D'Al'lene Enos, the iipnsti'n- php in her first name to Clm'm' lC'anerl lsnbes: James l'hms, his terpsichm'ezm m't tn Ken Juhnlzi: Teresa Gouhin, her ability to make friends tn .lne King; Rita Grady, her natural- nos's tn Juan l'lukzilu; Joanne Hi'uhzun. her hlm'k patent leiltll' vr draw-string purse tn Eddie Laine: Natalie Gustnfsmi, her mite mannerisms and figure to l'eurl Ylitzilo. Evelyn llei'ren, Dick Kutilu :ilung with ball and chain to Nnrnm Lucksnn; Gertrude liu Vine, her quick laugh and bit: blue eyes to Hurry King; lle- lmtes Kunyuh. her bathing suit figure to William Nurminen; Susan Klimcheck. her affection for Paul Dodge tn Dmmu W'hite; Helen Kai. her Cheer- louding ability and uniform to Keith .luckwuy; Jmmne Knski. her fickleness tn Joyce Kupsusi Cnnst Smith: acmnv liniidus. lwr Guardsme-n to June Nunvy Lukkarila, her pzmist .inh in ussvmhly tn .lu- nmw l'irvvtly; Mnlndiv Lunma, hnr lwautiful alto vut'l-o to Run- :vld Knr'mte: Diane NIHITFOF'VV. lw-r good rWifatimis in English N'Ns tn Anthony Sm'iI-P; Aino lloi'iikainl-n. her mullnlim: Imst in the 9'? rnrsm tn Willis Stun onumi; Marilvn Ritari. hPr dis- Imsition t0 Delores Sippnla. llli'IVE Jami Scott. her independence M Marilyn Kmila: Murilvn Smith. her kiimxledge 0f tlw lmst-selling nnvels tn Harnld llulmstmm; Marge Terry. her flare for clothes to l-Iddie Smtt: Carol Whiting. her resemblance tn Ann I'llyth tn Marv La- llnunty; Anna Marie Whitaker. her sense of humor tn Ted Fur- ward: Frances Wilpula, her exv 91111in ability to Bub Evans. Georg? lluurdeau wills his must expensive cigar tn Juan Mackey: Jack Butler. his rau- cous vnict- to Constance Mc- l'hail; Robert Cain. his wulfish- m-ss tn Geraldine English: l-Idward DiMure. his ability tn remember girls, telepliune num- bers to Philip Holman: Paul Dodge, his trusty Plymouth to Adeline Stathis; Tum Erickson, his iiicknanw of Hltigl, tn Alan Lewis; liaymond Haapalu, his sarcastic witticisms tn Shirley Kuartn. Tum Hacha. his ability to pump while dancing to Miltnn Jnhnsun; Edward Jaskela, his Finnish accent to Jack Cunning- ham; Trim .lukilahto, his quick wit to Nnrma DeMarm; Tom Karhu, his status as a married man to Joe McLean; Robert Kn- ski, his knowledge to Wayne Toivnla. Rnhert Kulyn, his position at Ericksunls Restaurant to Rich- ard Stebbins; Robert Law, Marilyn to Jim Fraser; Dave Lloyd, all the bus tokens he has used to make trips uptown to See June tn Joe Kane; Jerry Lofhnan, his position as secre- tary 01 the l'ilnt Club to Dolores Mietty thnnorary memberl; l'aul Luuma, his muscles to June Fisher. Jim Maille. his eagerness tn date every senior girl to John Farman: Put Mauro, his curly hair and slimness t0 Marilyn Westmtt; Gilbert Meyer, his I- dun't-care attitude to Barbara Anderson: Norman Michelson, his liking of long walks tn Betty Phillips; Duane Nieminen, his slup-happy ways tn Karen Mackey; Richard lteura. his double chin and love life to Erland Jokela. Marv llurtilo, his resemblam-e to Humphrey Bogart to Phyllis Johnson: Jack Quinn, his cornv jokes and loud guffaws to Bob Dunne; Douglas Richards, his skill at being able to say 21 Int in the fewest possible words tn Dorothy Lehtinen; Charles Sun- steby, his hours spent at print- ing the Mariner to Lorraine Cook; Victor Tomk, his manzr gership 0f the sports teams tn t'ural English. Paul Wuuri, his sulky temh perament to Jack Hassett; Wil- liam Woodring, his blue car tn George Stenmos the can use itIl; and John Wyman, his tal- ent fnr presenting magic shows and blowing a clarinet to Dick Kntila. MELODIE LUOMA Walecf ' 1'111111111'1111'11111 11f the 111155 at 19-114 is versatile Mviluiit- 11111111121. Hut 111 11 class of IE1. 3101111111: 1'111lkF first with :1 1.1121119 puint :11111':1;:1- nf ILJIKU out 11f :1 possible 41111111, A plump 13' 4 11111 girl with light brawn 1111111 :11111 11212-201 01195. $110 11118 lrw-i'y 1111;11111' that Wuuid make :1 5.1111111 111:11'1191'. 311w 11111111 111 91111111 in Kent State 1'11ix4mtsity. this 1:111. 211111 111115 1111111111 the 11121111111 11f fmur 3111113 11-:1iizv this :111111itiu11. Not nnly is slw outstanding: 111 11111 51'11111115111' 111-111. 1111- 11111111111' :11't 111-111111- 1110nt 111111 111115111 11011111111119111 111111: pride 1'1 Meludio's wm'k. tun. As 1111 21110 59 11011 19:11101'111111 snlnixt 111111 115 N11:1:':11 1:1 11m :13 clussvs, 11111111119 hus 1111011111 11111 wurth. .X willing: 11111111311 with :1 1111'0 111:1'51111111111'7 1111111 more 1.1111 0119 ask of :1 vnledichn'iun? 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' tilv 1'1111'111111111 :whnnl fur 1.1111141 91:11.01: 511v 14111111 1111:1140 :1 11111111: for hunwif. 715ml; gatgaew gaalzf 14141111650214 11121111111113 seniors 0f the class 0. 318 varied in their ambitions 115 they were in All in 1'01'6118. serious 111' how accurate the reports are, it's not safe graduate activities and interests. itplnns, 21 Manner questionnaire in venture. are just as their under- 21.11.12 11111'0 101:0, 111111 X11111; is .lnrm'm 1111111111 1: :171111-15 vxi'iting. iiilv'ntxl 11111121111: 1-111- 1.1w; 1 ' iir'ntt: 1131'1 A'm tinu'ini 1101! ;1'.1 1 11330111111 11111, 110W 11:111 Six girls 111:111 tn 121sz up of- tia'e 1111111 :11111 four 1101's 111:1- chine show work. The rest 11m Yuriedi Jane Anderson. Shi 1'10 y 1,1112111111111'111111. Gertrude Irvine, 11311119 Mugwovy. Marilyn 111- 11111. :11111 Anne Marie Whitaker Would like 1.11 he nftit'e wm'kem. Tum Jnkilehto, Marvin Purtilu. Tom 1i111111u. :111d Put Muum take :111 intvrest in 1:111chi11e wurky L'ndcvirled :11'0 11211111 Andeiv 51m. Shirley 1Ct'klu11d, Rita Grady. .1111111119 Koski. Nancy Lukkzu'iiu, 11811111111 31111111921111 Jzu'k Butler, 1111111 111111119, Tu'ti 111111121, 11111 .luskela. Jerry 111va- mzm. 1121111 11111111111. Nm'm Mil-hi 9.1.4011, Duane Niemim-n. Chm-lo: 811115191133 11111 Wnndring, 111111 1121111 Wum'i. 1131119110 1211113 :1111l 111-:121-01 Vv'ilpulu hope 1'11 be nurses; 13:2 elyn Herren, Dolorox Knnyuh, 111111 Marilyn Smith. :1111 .. w- :11'dossex; 11111119 Kundum 1111111 lieinikainen, Margo Terry. 111111 L'ui'ol Whiting. huusmvixms; 1111:! Susan Kiimclwck 1111.1 3191.1:1211 1111011121, 1011111012: erkingr t'nrmmi 11; 11111311 Wynmri. :1 1t111x'i1i11r1: iiuy 11:1:1'11 11111. :1 111'1V1110 invo :11W1tm': Nev M'ly 13011111 . 1111 21111.41; 1101x111 1i114ki, :1 ltiiltiiiiii; 11011;: 111111- 111114, 11.11 Pip'fil'li'ni engtlncm': 1:1:71111, :1 1110101: Jim :1 ::.1 i:1l 11:111'1m1'; Vi Turnk. :1t1 1111110312: 1121111011: 11115 1'11111, :1 H1111 mvnm': Gilbm'L 311111111 . :1 1111 21mm: 11.12111 ; 11:11:13 1,111.111, :1 111'111 11VU; 211111 31111121111x 11115111331111. :1 1211111.:1111113' twh- 111131111. 11va 11111511 11111111 111:9 111 111171 his 111111 11.11 Aww, 11011111 K11 1111:! 1111.: Hit! 111:1 jl1.;1 VCILTIL 111 111- t'.,111':111.-11j.-.' Dial 98-651 CLIFFORDiS HARDWARE HARDWARE, SPORTING GOO LS, IUYS 4702 Main Ave. cimi'ed FA ROL J OY AN DIG 1180 N Ii-t'rr'yum- Ilmuam limit 171le anmxr of Inf 1111mm Jun 11 Vai'ttl1' lml in rrullvlv Mn '1' n I' ! lII., TAN mm' tlIlIt'llII-i'l', Cur!!! 1:111 leul jar M'r zlmhrr 1'. I'5. I 5mm! Jumrr am! 11 Ml uj hm. Mr imuhr lmuv lmnnrul lu'r' mm HM nivlumuu' Ialmz ELIZA Iil-ITH JANE A NDERSON Qurwz uf HI YJquln-n, f,'TII ' .hmr .n'rmlni ulnmyx In In runlnzl icillz ll'j'r' um! profiln .I Hi: 1' .IIIJII'I, .ilu' am! Vlllrlry luk- lunJ irru' IIH' 111's! 0! fril'lhix. IIICVICKLY WI NONA BEAVER IM'TN'II' awn :u'mlul ,u'vrt'lury uf M Sr. UirA' L'lm'r hm! a mum'ul l'muk Mr ynrr- lmial awrl'. NmuH um! mh', ,rlu- lunl u 1;qu k lunyuz' um! pull; mnlr. GEORGE L. HOURIHCAU IVulzi 13:15 Mr My lmy 0f lIn' 114155. Hr :L'm knllu'n jnr M5 ml fru'l'. lfn-uljrmin of Mr JUnA'hlr lmmmr 1mm, lu' acus Hu' elllM ! nulllumlingl tler'ht JACK PATRICK BUTLER Iml' 1:115 Iln' lmzyllim; lwy uf Mr zlmx. 'I'ull 11ml lanky Mill: Mam! qm-I'y hair, M mm; a zumlmll znmfauinu uf lel Dmlyr. ROBERT CAIN NO PHOTO A VAILABLE IIH'VJHH'VIZI. hurhlxnmr Hui; wax auilr a :wlf. Hr Jnlle 1,4'4' Flu'xh'r, iurmrr llm'lzmv ifw 11ml, :cllilr hr inn in ,wlmul, M sz'n! mmh Hmr in Mr prim xlrhfu SHIRLEY MARI F. CHAMBERLAIN Hm! uir! in Huz' n'un' with u .rftlrl'lr'r 0n bu Mir! rimwr. INN lan. Unix! m1! Twry 1117!. Mr mulJ alm'uyx lu' .rw'n acnllciny II: 51401;! with Uwruldmr limxlixlz. IIDWARD JOSEPH DI MARE IHVJV'IIM 1:11; Hi! quir'l lyfw will; ui-tcrlw' lmJ u ulmb lu'ml' lmnl' muluininq flirlj' f'lwm' numlnm, llr IIIIJ Pal Maura awry iu- ,Kl'fllllllhll'. PAUL MARTIN DODGE Hum? 11ml lniul'l Ir! flair uni Invmliful iuwW'z' 1 'tI Mill mulr llf'u l'mfc NW llz' awn m'f'l'm ,. Wu; H ' rm! n! lik', d'zl In' jwmlmHy 1':va Hui a mill Ln :1 L'x'vz'rhzml. SHI RLEY MA E DOTTY Priv'x clumh futiul fmlurt'x qwm' Mr maxi unlilmldiny af Iln' alum. ll'rllJilu'J umi I'I'XINIIIJ fur MT Jiuu'rily iu rm'rylhiny ,x'IH' tlikl din! mid, Mr zru-Tnl tllrunlalnz SHIRLEY CHRISTINE ECKLL'ND Run'bml mm Mr Naunlixil yarldrx; of HM zltlxx. Ilrbl Mr frrtlir'xl Mmulr hair mu! Mm? I'J'z'x-IUIJ Ilml fwmlmv um! u'rmn turnplrxiuu. Allurq'in PIH'll'ln INN al In lwr rhur'mj 1 11 Mrir inninr 11ml .crnim- ymm :LCI'M IIInrwur lulqn'rn Muir Hummus. D'A HLICN 1C DONN A ENOS .Vnmiy D' Irlr'm' jmxxrxrnh! l-u'n Imlnrm, Mir uuwfn'w um! gay. llu' nllur erIrr mu! rr- Jz'rq'nl. '01: a photo Manly 40mm! in fur .wmlmmnn' J'nu: Ilrr' r'yrx qu'w ln'r 12ml jr'dllllr'. JA MES ENOS, JR Tall, dark, 11ml lmmlwnu', .lim am! a ermHl Jann'r um! Jnurrr lu run! If lrh'm' mqu a qcnmlrrf'vzl .Iuming Ham. Hr, hm. was It rz'lurm J qw'lz'run, THOMAS WILLIAM ERICKSON ijrr 1nd I: Hm rwvsp' nf huwm: I'l' Tm ,,,..I.,f,. 1,..,,.7. .,, ,i, ,mp um HWIW- ,.,'.I. I'rmmuymlurlsy 1111:! fl!!! nf mixtllivf .lrxwrillrs Tam. TERESA ANN GOUHIN T, 1m! rzcr'v muv Hf NW '31qu Hfu' mzlr nil HM xlr'w, lfhul ln- ,HI. le' ,rlr-wvvr 1m! ,7 rrrfl HIM! qcn'nl Mr rrzy'vwn'wj VIM ! Ivhw' f XYHrw Ihuur linuwwn i2, l'luwwlu'!1 11'5 1.!1', 'ZVUT Mr Ndu' Nln'l'r only mm .40., RITA JEAN CRA DY Rim .rUrMi-V'J r-vu'rrlmr Irv IWI'Uv IW; Afr APT! i1! XII'P 'U'Uinr VIVII' I lJl'L I,KIIVIH. 'i'l- ?rtt'ww, W fll NIH ll, 3- . 1.1,, Lima: I'm 'r - ', thl 1; mm! i J i! In lan 7er lwlrrr' 513; Win ln'r for UN Maya! luv; inxlrummrr. JOANNE SULLIVAN GRAHAM ,In quzlr Iln' zlmmulirl of Mr Mum. Hui llrrl'llllld, Mun, flirltlliow I'W'f. Ul'u'w ! I111, a Imixlrmvu Izumlx am! All msy way I fxt'lltllgl along will! fvrnfvlw. NATALIE J HAN GL'STA FSON 'l,nNy Art! u mi'zl nf' INT n-zmz 1M! gma'r Il't'xiry lJleiln. lsrr ',rI; 1.I1 , 1! pm! III II rt'rrj' JIM: 1m! lfu'lt. Kutnc'z fur blur wbt- lnnyxur mIJ 111w .dlllfV', .vln' frn'rl HM crng' for In? J'Ullllflff llrullu'r in .llr. lelmmnlf thlJ-lv. CHARLES RAYMOND HAAPALA HIIrlff-y cz'rlf Diff; Pmm'r Jinn Fridnt UH lbvut'llv? M 'H' W : '1' 7 H ; .rer ' H! - Rm' ha! 11:! r: 1' 1:: I ! win', 41 , UN II: n '0'; l' 1 : '13. 2! n 3,- M Uhlml 1!. , 1511111 alloy! a'zyh. 1L! nrtvv' x11; THOMAS II. HACHA qumYum llml Mr lanky of Mr dun. 1m! rarrly Julnl. Ill' 'LL'IU jvrnlva Irma! about 1'17'ry lilllr Ming In rz'rr .lid. Tlu- Imvs rallmi llim 'KWmmf; liny lml i! didn't rmlly m Tam ul all. Vlltwuys had a gang of fclla: a! his lmmr'. FVFILYN ESTH ER H ICRREN 15161 was Ill! dau'x :nvrrllu'm-L Small and awry pr'z'lly, Dill! Klm'lu rwm llm' llruu ill llN' ,rl'nim' jrt'm'. .Wu' rim; mlr ul 1111' 110 glirlj in Mr ln'slnry nf H.H,.V. In gruduutr having rukrn all Mr marl: nffrrnl. Hrr good frirml Susan Klimrllmk qcus Mr oHu'r. GERTRUDE IRVINE COURSEN Urrlrmlr lrir'inr L'nurxl'n 1: llrr Irrml mlmr 710w. Vu' am! :lIarianm' 3'07an df'filit'd IO Iakz' IIH' falrful Jlr'f' IH'fon' m'adualimz. GIT! was rwr'll-Iilmi run! a lmr.l quarkrr. Hm! Iln' ' IIirule um! Mum! rym you'qw M'rr 5pm! EDWA RD WILLI A M JA SKELA Inlzjrmml in m; fm'liullzu' yirl. Tnfclzmd Emu Ill'rd by all. lhl'dir tea: a ml' flzrl. TOM JOKILEHTO 'anra ecu: awry witly mlzl lnnlu'i IMP Inmllu'r Pvfrr Pun. 111' Imlml English, lull um Trry urlla'nu'. DELORHS KANYUH Drw-Drr zwm anurlu'r 4a! ru'Xm am: m- yam'd Ilrfmv' IlmJuuliuII. l'nnfhzlr'f, mcr't'l, mu! gt'nllr, xllr qcu; rmr nf HM frrLL' run 1'Nimzx In Illr rm'r Hull 11'! IIIU'IHH'HN INN: ulmul l'tltll ullll'r Hll'lliml lln'ir IIml'jJ. THOMAS KARHU NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 77M Inarrlnl mm: of Mr rlasx, Tom ffnirlutl Jrllonl III Mr rm! uf Mr r5l .w'mmh'r. 11f IIZLI .. . ' n - r! Jo!!! um'r 1! Jam u'lzlqu rLL'lu'rr m'frv- Ill !!! am! IlF-hul Muritlrmr mas ronrrmrd. SUSAN ELIZABETH KLIMCHECK Sum akmu Inn! 1: biy llrurl. I'Ny Jr- jn'mlnilh' 1111.! a :willinz qvnrl'rr, 5hr Inni- rqw'rleIm .rrrivy'h'. I'fxvr'lulrh' 117sz quilk, hSuIcy iL'lllllj In In 11 Limirrymluz lrm'lu'i'. MARION HELEN K01 1111 fllummrian Im'm' 11'0 ?qu Ile'h'v; 1'11 Xlrr luff IQL'U .1'1'1'1': 0f stlmnl Ii'qul a Yumr .rlawiarl 1v-'41t1 ilia rmmrl 11m mart. Uulxlnrnl- i110 ill nirls' Spurn. 5hr r-z'r'z qcmlr MW 11,5 in Mr Alari'zrr. H.113. 'zcill mix: lzrr I'llrr'gly am! frimdlim'xj. JOANNE LOUISE KOSKI Small lulJ thglshr Inn! fn'l'lly illnmh' lmir ml? a 11in xle fur 11H. Ila! lrnh in 1' sz of Mr lert' plays Mr dam prrxrmnl. ROBERT W. KOSKI Rub lama: a Jidinnnry-full of 1011;; 4:0;le 11nd unzl Ilmm, hm. Had a dt'e'p, bus: vain? and him! dmnmIHL DIANE MARGARET KONDAS Hi way Mr mm! juq-iul of HM ,mzinr girlx. 1 1'13' Juru'u Iv warm, J'Ull muhln'l lunlfv I711! lamlll will: lmr ic'lll'll rln' luuqlml in Illa! in- jwlinux 1:111 uf lu'rx. Il'illy am! a yam! :II'I'J'J'H'. Jllr qcurl'rd lmlfduyj 41! Carlialr's during IH'r .rumm' yrm'. ROBERT L. K U LYN IJFL'I'LI u-ICiIHJ, mcmm'n, 1nd mny mu! mmir nu lmnn ulmul II. IJtmlllr Ifull arm a yrml lwlf In Mr print Jlmxn DAVID GEORGE LLOYD Inf! 11ml lanky, ' 1.iIIlr L'llixl' um; MI! xlrmg Mer m M: Junior um! Jrninr ymrz. IIVIII ,rh'mly qciM .Ilmn 1.11m. Hula. L'OBERT WILLIA M LA W Tllij lull, yumlrlrml'um ullllrh' Jixujwfwirmwl many .rwniw' qirlx In Hanna; xfrnlr qcflll .Uurilyn Ilz'rdll'u'rq, ilmmr, in MI ll'lliuf ymr. .I .Vzulz'huum rum; In'uslM'J i'rry raxily. JERRY LENNARD LOFFMAN Famous far llix nvzr'ifiml 0K 'V'JIWN'I Bnumm .Iz'rrv am: M NH, frt'vNI'JH'AI quy qdm Luz! m for Jnunulit: am! mulir. NANCY LOIS LUKKA R1 LA erw' 1cm 1! lmrn IN! 4n: .Htmys lm II lnuzri ill r'z'rWWIirm HM! QLYH me. Tullw I zlr'm'ly rm' .N'rrztl slu'V 1711'? II mm! .fll ljl- rrm'r. I'w'v Inna Lmilz h' l, JIII' Mn! N All'fl- I-I', Irma vf 71';le am! qzrmm. MELODIE ELINOR MAE LUOMA Gnu in : nu I Im' ' l'r1IIA J'I'lu ii. lu'ax IJII'UNJ twill: llrninx. pwrwnnlqv, am! 4 mm - liful ulm swim. Ultrh II; IN 1! WWW . I2 ! q'Cl' lllilll' Vlll' Cullufll I'VI'VI' 1' '.CU ll'vf , ll'l 7v- qcih' 11ml mutlwr. L'aulJII'I ln'lp but Ills? Jlr'lqurr'. PA UL I'IM IL LUOMA .Uuir'lztx' IMP, u lu ltzl:f l lwi'J, a Jlmrl' of animwv 14.711 - llHI , mid 11 Hr' mnvzru'r. 'I'nm .luIciINlIu am! ln' qu'n' m'ml hn'HJx. DIANE LOUISE MAGREEVY Dl'mu' amu' MIX; mnruinq III fitv- Ihlml'. Ilia!!! llqu .rn !!!,'H 12x tn yln riz'iHI H In'l Milt .tln' 1:11: ukulu vi'u'y ftrn'nfll. Cllif li'r! In 3m: II ! um 0,.1 ul Mn; Yvrnnu' Hartml's slur fulfils. JAZIIIS KARI. H IL! I'D FH'mllir ' :315' n Ia; Imlvw SunJ- qg'l. rwq Mack: I't'll '5' In lu'!,': u '1 a l 'f7 ' ', V-lzjw N lrl'iw' 1.21.71, ht hm! . : llfj l..l uj IL .1 1'1 hnnli. VPA'I' DAVI h fxlfx l ' 210 Iim'Jmh, llmugxlr Up ,1! rlvzirl, awn q'rrjv qu'l' zil. 1J 1111 um! l3J ULUUHR IIUII'S ill uitl: run huml III 11mm. Pm 1mm xlhmyl Mimi NILHJ rllruut julnffllI-lly. UILIIICRH IVRIIIHCRICI; MEYER Jinn! qua: mwlrim Jammy. in .IH'IJ- 1714, am! in Iii; awry quill -zvumwll. II; lull a tilly yrin uml an rumminy prrwrmlily. Hm 11m! 11 muuiu fin lallmmm, L'lullnml lu' :;r;11iJ In , xnmeM-y'. NORMAN Ii. MICHICLHON Dl'mfhwy I'z'wimlnf r-I'rrynlu' nf MY ln'nHIr'r'. ,IrmmIJ. Fulfill $4M Inf .Iuslrrfu. ll'm junmr ,lluvilyn ,VleIim' Jinnly MI a 1m: munMx in IIIJ' xrlnar ynzr. DL'ANIC .X. N l IJMINICN .Vpqu lunl r1 niu' .cfthrM 1min. RUIN 3mm! m Jrumulirx. Cum! h'irnyl 1;! RIM! Kusl't, Ilr um an z'Xu'HHII mmviw aprrulnr. RICHARD ALLEN PHL'RA IHIL an' I111! rmJ'Ian II; J1: uWiHl IIII'IY until llll'r In Kuski HuMnl m! 1 '1'!IIJII at him in Mt iullinr ynlr. Xvi: lllm'n xh'lLlirL Jluuyx 11ml hi5 4211' 10min! Kill! Mr 11mm. 3 iu' l0 M'ru-mu'. ERNEST MARVIN I'L'RTILO Ifuyin aw: NW of Hum .rlly lmvs qclm rmHy rl l uruuu! muw lu' nu! .vlurfnl, Vlirlrv InHunJ was Ink Wm mmiu, M mmin zllrl 111mm uim Jladnmm IlVIih, junim: JOHN I . QUINN HJIHINW'H aum knu-u'n fur My rm Iy Auil 11er wmy inlnzv. Il'am'l mzull 0f 41 lmlim' mun am! .liJII'I turn, vilhrr. Inullu'r lmfvpy-yrh lit: by guy. R. DOUGL :1 RICHARDS Quirl am! My, In 1cm m . :'rNu'lr55 quiff prulur. Pnu hm nf Mr Pilaf CIMII. IH' 111:0 qu'm m fw Jmnmlirs. AINO AL'NI'I RI-IINIILUNEN ,Iilm awe Ilh' Hmlri 0! Mr :lmcgzuztl will! a ffmn'r lir'u 0N5, yrm 1011A! .H'r xvly. Hull lunu Mun fr lum' um! a 1111i. 1' quymu Ruul1 1:115 Irmll'ru'i In 01' u HL'II Ally. MA RILYN ULADYS RITARI .Wrn'lfyu hay lira! quilm ,rh'uJy qcitlz Lauri Tuirulu. '17, for lbw pay! law JHHL II'IINI 5hr iuum'l 11! NM lAaL'rvu'u-r amilirm fur Izim, MIN mum uxunlIJ' Irr urn itI'HI M'r' IH'J'I Kilr- fub, Ilrhu Kai 4111.! I'nm linulim. Rilu is un lllIlI' Trluuu Alll'l'l'll 11.1mm J A N JCT N A I H N If SH lTT .lmnl anti ul-Iwyj Mr Inn! Jnxml a:vunun 1;! Mr :ldm, 11ml MM km! 11 HIH' .Jmfr In 15.1!!! Xn'r .rmml :lnlhm nu, fun. .mel, ur'lulu. um! imlrprmlrnl, .Ium'l mm 11 mini lmni m'w'lw'r mill: Mr It'l'a' m'l Mina; .lwlx. rlltilullxv L'm'nl Imlrr-xnn mnl .vl'lr awn H1 Izl'jl nf fl'iwml.x .Wn' :w'ul '.n'wu.I y :Lilll Huh 0,1, man, 7;. NA RILYN VIRGINIA SMITH HRunny 44mm 10 Ilm'lwr III In'r ium'm- yin: am! hm MN! ijwlar mIJ aerrII-lwul mw .riIIu'. III an ,n'umr Jr'ur .vln finally juuurl MW IHII'vtuIJvIMIlr in Mr fvnwn uf ILJJI': PMV izlltl. 'an PHIIJ IlIIJ, lull'uH-T'p', 114T llml jrirlnl mum ,lumm. Umlmrw CH A RUSH SONSTEHY l'hmly NLI ll UNIV grin 11111 a funk Hf Hulmmn 04th in Mr Ian- nt M1 lumen XH'H'I. S,M'III muuy lmm'x priming; ,llminrm: Gum!- Imlul'nf. M ARJUHI Ii M A HILYX TERRY ,Umuw' hm! bully .m'lr Imiv' 117! I am; a null .frwml'r. X'l'n' Inn! rm fvuvvhulnr hnyfziuu! 11ml umH muully hr H'W'I aim Vumlir Gmlnfyun Ill Lully'y w ill NIH L'zmh 1'71. VICTOR FRANK TOHOK anrl; mmmm'r xinm My f-u'chnmv war. 17. :uu ,ley In 41,1 ulmm JL'illl. Hr Mm! Mr ,rfruw Mum .Iriulqu yuffm' in Ihr LIMP il'dy, Lilla! .Jlllf u nrl , K. PAUL VI'0RI quz lml u ruuur! :mM' 11er 1! ,muruinn ml Hile'urlirx. Prmillnzl I Ilw :lmr 51' th lzix .meImerr war. 01' 10M.- llis full ,x'rrfimxly aml I't'zIHJ unriml luHJ. JOHN RICHARD WYMAN .Uwivirul Hill Irwmhiun, .Manv awn ll .num'l .Iu'lu'r. IL: durlm'l mil R'U'Ilif Imin- mu, mulul', Ier' up mm! of In; tlnu'. ANNA RTARII'I VHITAKER 'n'ru .h'IH'I-t 1:4: mm-l hul lmJ II Iwuprr. 4H, U'r'wmh IMF plum! yr rrr, Mir MIUH lIr H'I ! qcuMbw In um! frnm .rrlllml GL'UII Crmlxliur I'leI-m. .Wn' arm mil rub! uluuys um? fIlIIHI J. FRANCES ICLDORA VVILI'L'LA I' ,I !rl1 I'uIHy HUI IH'HIIII'I I ! X11, .rrrzim' l'f'l. KIM azm l'rriiJrnl MI MN erlinf Girls , Tall, Illnmlw, 1111.1 pn'lly i'rry qw'N All'sn'l'llf lIrI CAROL MARY WHITINC Cum! 19m H'fruh'l In M Iln' maxi rrmliv Jhlrim'r lyfvijl. Irn'InNy mu! :ulr, NlmI'Iy ML? many mulr nilnirz'r'x. llwr ju-vm'ilr spur! inn lml'sr'llml: IiJiny. VILLIAM WOODRING NO PHOTO AVAILABLE .I rr'mrnml furl, In mu! Bull Cain Hurrr yrm! IVIIJ. Curlywllrlirnl Hill Inn! u unlzy grin Milli a lrlnn'ina pnxmlulfI-y, Quicfing Jancfd IAef; tn I-EVHt: Ml' Rrhmf Z. Koski, cISizk; Ml'. Fi-sd Hrmnn Mw'. Jim'ss G, Lain! Viwmr: izimf; SUM. W, E. Wzmwrz M; W1I11: m WI. Urqx'i t: M- Pum Ii. Hukuhn p u IIEWIT Kunnulh Hillt Jenn Lumpelu. Jerry Loffmun. Ilium. Tum Gertrudn right: Putx'ieta 'l'um Ex'ickwn, Ava'S, A rthux' Front row, hit to Jukih-hln. Hilly Emmrtt. Il'YiIH'. Rivhnrd Luunm. Srenml row: Ritn ltny. Enulish. Luia Cain, Mul'iun Stevenson. John Wymzm. Third row: Marilyn Sunnuel, lmvv Fish. IJ'Arlem- Emn, Nm'mnn Jnhnmn, Nmu'y Lukhurilu. Richard Peum. Pat Husselt. Puul Dodge, Curnl AnuIt-rs'nn, Edmund Aha Hurry Pnulinn. Fnurlh row: Milton Jnhnsun. Hmsrtl. Rnlwrt Law, Cum! Teresa Gnuhin, UUSIIKTMHL Munro Terry. Curl Lonntzm-m Natalie Ihntv. Ih'lnl'i'R Shi rh-y Dolhw, Leonard varrs, Paul Norm Miehrlson, Jenn Murray, Patrician Craig. Hurry King, Rim Umuly. Fifth mw: MiSs Ella Pierce. grade supervisor, Miss Harriett 'l'iltml. tt-zlrhvr. Doug: Richards. Salty Smlermun. Raymond Coltlesh, Mite Katherine Wylie, kinder- L'nrtvn assistant. Back only as far as 1934, twenty-one of the present high and mighty seniors were dragged in by their re- spective, harrassed mothers to meet Miss Harriet Tilton, who was again to try to teach the five-year-old boys not to pull the little girls' hair and the hve-year-old girls that they should not stick out their tongues at the little boys. Carol Anderson, Shirley Date ty, DK-Xrlene Enos, Rita Grady, Natalie Gustafson, Evelyn Her- ren, Gertrude Irvine, Nancy Lukkarila. Melodie L u 0 m a , Marilyn Ritari, Marge Terry, and Carol Whiting were little ladies and did not stick their tongues out at the little boys. Tom Erickson, Tom Hacha, Jery Leffman, Dick Peuru, Marvin Purtilo, Norm Michel. son. Hay Haapala, Doug Rich- ards, Paul Wunri, Paul Luoma, and Johnny Wyman Were little gentlemen and did not pull the little girlst hair, except behind the teuehefs back, of course. The next year, the class split upesnme going to the Wash? ivvrton and some to the Jackson Schook. Beverly Beaver, Shirv Iey Eekllmd. Joanne Koski, Aino Reintkzxinen, George hwrdeau, Paul Dodge, Eddie Jaekela. Tnm Karhu, Bob Kl'lyn. tnh Law. Vie Torok. and 11:11 VVY'quin'f iu-nPl tkC 'irmm in the that grad at UM together Hwy '2 11K ' t n; e I'M r rd 0. ml rainw. F but Pleyer V'T the t1 7 ll't? t e WWO ' m '10 eluzi, at the Jack sun St'htmt. - Ii'V'II't XI I din 13mm, l'l tr- IMM Y.lhhh Pwnv'ulph ,Y'! In: Im 'xl mm: s, I t ml Amt r rw , t V w. M J Al.u Wuhan Iiuv Hmmzthl. i'mtil :. Iihw h 1'. flow 74a The third grade class were the daises in the Operetta Fairies Are Really True? The. fairy queens were, Natalie Guy tafson and Nancy Lukkarila. Joanne Koski was the runaway fairy. And who will forget the pnstnffiee erected in the Wash- ington third grade room that 211'? Jane Anderson, Diane ,Iagreevy, Janet Scott, Mari- mne Somppi. and Frances W'il- hula joined the class that event- ful year. The fourth grade clashes had a band in the Operetta. Not that it was very melodious, but they all enjoyed banging on drums, cymbals, triangles, and the like. Bob Knski and Duane Nieminen were the only newcomers that year. The Jackson class, that. year were very proud of the mural of Steelworkers that they made in connection with their studies. In the Operetta, HThe King's Sneezesf the fifth grade class- es sang mTis the Custom 01' Cranbury Cross. They were the villagers. An art project featuring castles made by the. class was the pride and joy of Washington fifth graders. Del- ores Kanyuh, Helen Kai, and Charles Sonsteby joined the '48-ers, that year. A patriotic theme was car- ried out in the onerettm tt hunt IIH'JHA. Y'Tv-I n Hu'h-n, 'l'um Jul.il.hln. Ii -nn- 'h Hill, 11- c 'Hhht 11 8'1 VII. n Fr. men. rll T' 3x I l y I'h 311 II; V. m ' INT Rim ly I- Am, ., tn .- 'nivolu. D Ity. n ,5 1 t hl'n'l. tv :1 tux', Nmu-y Inlhhuiln. M'rv w 7196:? ica the ieuutiful, when tn- duyis senim-s were in the sixth grade. The Washington class poured their talents into the making of a large diving bell surrnunded by all kinds of fishes. The Jackson sixth grade made a mum! of knights in armor. The girls of the classes had their first taste of dub orv ganizntion and procedure. The presidents of the two Girl Re- serves grnups were Janet Scott and D'Arlene Enos. No one will forget the annual Christmas program when the classes gathered in the main halls of their respective schools and sang their respective songs. And :40, on they went intn high school. There the two classes got together to make i'e-acquaintance. Jack Butler and Bob Cain were newcomers. Here, everyone seemed to begin to grow up. There were var- ious m'ganizatiuns t0 join-the Junior Dramatics Cluby the Fi'nnl row, ltft tr: riL-hl: iiul Whiting. Eu-lyn Hv-i'i'mL Jana! S ntL Gu-riruio- Irxim- C'IurM-n. Nuiulit- Hi sun. Il'Arlvne Miluilir Limmm i-w-vriy Huivir. Shirley fhi hhtl'lnill. 'I'i-nvsn Uuuhirl. Aim; ii' iinrn. Second row: Nancy Lukiuu-ilu, Mary 'li-riy. .Inunm- Kni'ixii Shirley Ex-kluml. Frances Wilpuhi. FI'Hin Kl'm hw-k. llnlurl's Hk'lt'il K i. Marilyn Rituri. hiunr . Third row: Jm'k Butler. Put T ' Al Dier. i'uunv Nii-miuvn. I'mil an-i. Ed Jiixkulu. Hi1 Ms-ybr, Paul Lunmu. , 4.in . le'tk Qni' 11. Fourth ruw: llnui: Richards, i7:u'v Pilrlilth limimu- Hmu'denui th Lam. Norm Mirhvlsnn. R'Iy Hummlzx, JUHHXH' Hr'uhnm, Murilyn Smith. Curtil Antlvi'y'm, Mr. t'hnrln-s Bviirll. it'hisvl'. Ifth row: Jim Muiilr. Tom Jniflrhto. Clinrlu Swwlt-livi V'i': Timk. Huh KUHki- Jerry Imffmzin. Juhn Wymun, Paul lltnlu', T: m HtH'hH D P .1. Nu! in iihwln: Shirlry Dotty. Dinm- Kmidus, Anna Mnxi- W'hituln-r, Tum Kurhu. Kulynt DHYiti Llnyth H w . Jum- Awier 1m. Kmiyuh, Rim Hiznly. Bnh Junior Girls, Reserves, the Jun- ior Choir, and the hand. Paul Luomzi was elected class pres- ident. The Junior Dramatics put on a piay,ttEliner, starring Dave Fish. Joanne Koski and Janet Scott were his twin sis- ters. Evelyn Herren played the youngerii sister. Dave Fish was the class's 'i:h':is. ,-,i -h r. Ii'ViH '. P: I im'l- H m' : H II; L'mm M. David Fi h. llu'i eighth grade president. He moved to California that year. As ninth graders they were finally permitted to go to all the. dances. There were several newcomers. Teresa Ann Gouh. in, Joanne Graham, Susan Klim- check, Diane Kondas, Anna Marie Whitaker, Edward D?- Mare, Dave Lloyd, Jack Quinn, i-biLr iltun'w ix'nt Fumiinnv Sim mi. -v tun. I'Iri .. V1. Tum t Vi 2 i I nrv . i! h. 11uth Vi'hitu. 1: :I'V r-x' tVilimi-a. 'l'nzl 13' Ray, Bthby Pitzer. liiehnrd Inna and James Mailie Kinined in 1944. George Bourdeau was president. Aq sophomores, the class was graduated tn an uupstairs home-mom. Pat Mauro joined the ranks. Pan! Wuori was elevted Clans president, a pnsi- tion which he never relinquished t0 the final day. That year, on the day that school V213 out, the group held their first clas: pic; nic. at Lake Share Park. Fun! S h i H e y Chamberlain and Marilyn Smith were the new comers in the junior year. The class gave a successful niay, WK Dafe with Judy, and financed, mnsequently, a prom with a theme complete with palm trees and programs printed in the language. The class picnic at Saybrook Township As Harbwfs 1948 senior class, the group hm finally ended up with a grand total of sixty-one members. The groun has no ad- t'itinns this yeariwhat went on that final year? Youill find it pretty well recorded elsewhere in this volume. And, depend upon it, as years go on and n'emirlos grow less sharp, le- gend will set in. Yours from now as is always the casoe the class of V8. too, will heark- eh back to 1947-1948, the eves Will Hitch up a roguish glczim, and itill go something like this: ttliereis the best one, though. When I was a senior, one night a bunch of us kids thought weid . . . . . 1? a494h9l114 of Me 45-; 2: Yes, it was nine months ago, Sept. 2, 194 , when the twelfth graders piled in, thinking that they conH slt hack and take it easy now that they were finally the high and mighty smiorS . . . but they found that there Lu was too much going 0nn to take it eniy. The 0111's of 1948 can lock back on :1 very busy year. Among the highlights. the North End Carnival Stands nut for memnries of fun. evrfite- went, and amusing incidents. Then, the football season starte ed with the openin'r game at Cmmcaut. The next evening found juniors and sentnrs open- ing the new year socially with the annual npenhouse. The freshmen and sophomores and the seventh and eighth graders followed on the next two Sat- urdays. Then, on October 1. the han'l gave a concert at Wenner Field. After a few football games, the first six weeks period ended. Everyone vowed up and down that next time he or she's do better by the school work. The senior class play, Nov. 5. uOur Hearts Were Young and Gay, kept things lively. No- vember 8, the Senior Girls, Club sponsored the annual HSadie Hawking Day I'ance. American Education Bik wmo 71m, me 1. Jonmw Evelvn Q Net 1' Grahamt Jou'wz- Rum. V 1 Paul VVuori. 3 111111 :1 t' 'vml t . Jane And mescn. lerm, mu, C'Vul. t I V llampula. Inelm'ie '1 Paul In, :1thy. a Ten su Atm- LU! TTIXT 1H 1 Aizm Rnini . '3 t . V'T l Jane Andvl . Inn .im'iu'. Tum f'wlltan h recheck. 16. N :Ifsrn, Ev Hm'ren, ll'Alh '11. T ' :. ' e ' t. Htlm'lie I'm AWN um t . Mnril: n RHm'i. Tvreun Ann Gnuhi'w. .- I'Itve': L'HIVLM'iln unvl '1-1 A- t. 1 :r. ' t :n :1 .. 4 ', .1 - t 53n- H. H'Wha. - Uc- A 'r,.- en M Dirk Hcrttua. 11. Richard J Purtilo. Marilyn L Hull U l' l Pl-ura. Smith, Adm r- . W :V '- .MLH L' . IYAW'I 1v 3! hm. , e :sru 1 ztru Elma Ithml L'nvtl, Carol Bob unu t w. VIII 1 . Franny . W lpula Ell Jes'wl? 3?. vb Itw. Tom Hm-hn. , 1 Tom Iluchnt m u 'M 0,7 Dulmw-s Kuuyuh. Natalie Xx. Sh. Ivy Euklund, o- Kuxhi. Cm'Ll : e neon. VVilnula. 41. Z. Mar'lyn Rita 35A . mnhi Kur'm t'mu'srn. D'Arlem- t3 mm! a frientL 11L ymr Knski. 46. Melodie tirzulv. 47. IYAn-lene Enos. 'nwum Janet. Scout 4H. tt ! 1.! ,AW-lw'm'wl, 11. . 51. Joanne Graham. win. 33. Jnamu- Graham. Melodie Luomn. 55. Norm M' rlson, 56. Natalie Guumhon. T lul t-Ix-yth Luo- . 1 ba'tk to the sow Cen'wction with . 1-1. W the students put on their brightest faces fnr nigh: suhr01 enot fouling their Darr n'r: rr the tezmhers one bit, of mums. Then, the second SiX' week: period ended. Where dtd the time go? The sehonls closed for the Thanksgivtng recess. The goings 01W didtft stop with va- pzltizm. thotmh. There wa; that rwymrtant Thawksgiving game. Thuu'rh it dldrft turn out a: hoped. everyone perked up enough to eat a huge Thank;- giVing dinner and then drown their sorrows in Plies at the annual P.-T. A. Thanksgiving dance. The basketball season opened with Ashtabula trekking out to the Harbor. The preparation for the Christmas Meditniirm took up many h'HlTS 0f studgn 9 time. Then, suddenly, it was: We la'It day before the Christ mas recess. The school was d's- scd. Durin: vacation, there was: a basketball carnival at Edemvond and a Senior Girlw awtl Pilot Club Christmas dance at Haz'bnrt Of course, basket- ball practice was continued, and many students got Christmas- rush j bs during the two weeks' 'zt-atiun. Soon after the re- opening nf the schools, the 39, L t dzd. The Pilot Club held their VaL entinets dance, Feb, 7. The Mariner Varieties saw students going helter-skelter. Heddm talents of many studentseand faculty-itesereally came out. brought minds inn: side. In x Left. to eight: Misx' Edith 'l'veple, Mx'. George Mvhnlnst Mrs, Clarence Eddy. M . T : Hzxe VIII 'mget the dtgiity tf tho the'fgr Minn cf H1V11'st ' intlo Red School 11' w t i v11 31 basketbu'l t 2, ;u'1'1 up Feb- .2 20 11mm pTOaneJ .tt, vonMdfr. tL t. :x', 4 . tn-etl by tho . ,z. 0.10 week 1313?. d bring: ' ' . e tin gxath haul , ' Cutetttiu- Lent, the Senior tirizl; and P11 t x ltum n'mm re their last 'X'rW-e. Sefioaln rlrmed for 4.1 Ezrtez' l'cce'11 0? hve 4:1; ..31 '1 ha xd A, Wil. Hi? d 1y: Club hahquet Vits hCId thn gynm,.si11m. Th: fifth ks 1261 iad ehdxl, April 23. carnxm with 1 ml hnnj-mw e bczs... e; 'n ;1: . A 0'1 Aetril The Pw'l. A. ninnlnrr 01:1er ' 9.33. xx. I'M ' V, CUTCFY', V the cue toe owned later 1 Latin in .w J 13. V :V dpeinz . .e, ,1 ..10 t. t. L. it mk Feet . re ulwrvn then. m .wbodv hml tiete free U b'eahe befure . ; e the nut; week, From then on. sea 0.:; never d d have a 511' cc out where the tI'We t -t'w s n:nr rwepti m. bucmlalr'eatx romghititrx, , ttemrn', he. 1'11, ajdi-t tally, the owning ; 2. wi.h 911 i 4 ' . 'tnlt, 21:11 tent . With :v-hnal tit claily out, 'Jhe retinm celebt'ztcd Pt 0'19 park; the juniors at anather, and the : phom:.res took what room was ls'tt 10 hav- a rlp-r'turing time :11: 3.111113 pieni whit, a UV. i'rt' nunnwt ,IIEJ vm- big V Rubex'tx Mrs, Frances Hurrw. KHm-I' lirny. C'ly do 41nd .ur. Front row. lz-ft to right: Coral English. Journw Frudly. lhmnu VVhilv. Cluvm' Fube-s. Leatriue CnLh. Joan Haknla. Swnml row: Miw Alice Elliott, ndvisvr. Lnrminv Cook. Junw I'iihvr. ' irluy KuarLu, Durothy Ix-h- tinm. Norma DOMIULOI lN-lmwez Simmla, Joan Himak'l, Juannn Murkvy. Hvrnldim- Enulhh. Third row: Jnyru Kansas, Dulm'es Mietty, Adplim- SlzlllliH Kun-n Muckoy. Pt'lil'l Ylilalu. Marilyn VVestvntt. Barbara Anderson. PhyHLx Johnson. Marilyn HurShbM'g. Humld Hnlmumm, Founh row: Jim Frusvr, Juym Smhh. Nurma Lackson, liem'gw Sum-mm. Cnnstunco Mvthl. Mur- joril- Ithnblu, Lnrvm Puma, HI-Uy Phillips. Marilyn Kutila. Tm! Fm-wunl. Fifth row: Philip Holman, Arthur Lumuvlu. Milton Johnsun, JEll'k Hussmt. Kkilh Jm'kway. Huh Dunno. Alnn vais, Dick Kotilu, Erland Jokela. Ed Luine, Willis SruwnsmL Simh row: Jm- KHIH'. Hurry Kins. Bah N'w-vw Imnnld HUiHU, Dirk Stx-hhins. szk K'ulmiuuhnm. er Mvh-nn. Bill Nurmim-n. Ronald Kurkutu, John Furmnn. Not in photo: Robert Evans. Jon King, Mury LuBounty. Wuym Tuivuln. w P U R O L A ' S ONFECTIONERY 1710 WEST THIRTEENTH ST. Front nm, lvft tn right: Kennu'lh Wmuirinu, Pnul vihlvn, Huh FVI'I'JHHIU. lephwn Gravw. Bill Irx'imu Kunm-Ih Jh'mvr. RnHiu Ciminnlli. rnw: Rusulz-v Hill, Klnnnrur itnv, Pal WVhH'nL'. Rnsv ,M'Yh-IHHIHL .Inyuu- Sinnwmun. Yvnmn- leiuw. Maxinv Smith. Jvnn Ihn'ldmm, Mavis Hill, In tsp Murrimn, Uinpm' Hnmflvun. szlhlvvn Simumns. Churlr-nv Fulmm. Mary Shinzuzh. I'n-um limxlm, I'M Viull. Mu hvul'w- Mrhullls, :ulvim-r. Funrlh mm: David Juhnsnn. Ruth Ylltuln. lh-ler Sunslvhy. Juznmw Cumplwll. Squ l-Inglt-sbr-p. Lynda Laird, 1-1 wdn'lh Rirhm vI . I'm Etlxuxnls. 'I'nm Hill. Fifvh Hm; Alhvrl Knapp. Juan Kunv . M'nlgnv Karlmh, Furnljxu lh'ulrir'u. Ihrly Nuu-hpr, Ulin- Hiyh-y. Ltum- HHHHKIII. Ji-EIIHH Lvhlinvn, 'l'nm liluun, Jm HuuhirL CMR hn-k Im-m: .,u. ml Humvv. ' ' 'i I'uta Hm pur'il-n, Bull Pvnnu. Mnnmv Grimm. Hrm'm- Adams. Bill All! I, Iluvid Scull. Huh 15$ rslvdl. .n' InIII mu: Iv-H vv'mnlu-e hob 1.1mm .I. H II nlllrlh m, Knil'w Cumulu-Il. E'lxlwe Scum. Jim Rx-nnirk. John Simlxik Bah 'llinn. hick Hrmtun. Humid Lmnuln. Amhuny Surivr Nut in phntn: Marilyn Hm-Lmun, Marilyn Sl'lrllillr, Amhvmy Pnlumfn. Numlu- Smith, Mary Kmn. Ke-nnvth Jnhnlzh me Sum. Frnni roux Inf! 1r1 riuhl: Ih-M, Ru-cum. Chum UKh-H. Lul'ilm ank, Annu Mun- Lamm-lu. Joanm Cahlv. CHI'OIL- Nor Jvumw M rip 7.;Ilimc-ni, Marilyn Rutlrlnt Sx-mml I'uw: Ruth ?ulmi. lh-lm'm lh-vkmn-x. lain Ju Shrnruu. Marv IhAMH. ! Nm'dqun-sl, Czn'ulu Sxxunsun. Irvm Gmahin, Nam-y Pulm. Carol: ann Rnsv, Cm-lu. , Third row: Rrw Hnl'm'm. Hulvna Tuivnln, Hlnri'l Kunvnh. Muv'ir Ix nu'l-n s, M'w'y Bishop, lhrlnrm Fmrnmln, Mm'inn IL Juhnsun. Marilyn Rutlsku. Eslhur km, thnx- lottu McPhuil, Mr, Fwd Wullwr. :Illviwr. 7' . meh row: Jim Puzll'snn. Imnnn Builvy. Arden :anlI'I'Snn,.5H.x:1n hnmh. Cnrulv John: 1. Shirluy Brown. MAry Brown. lhrlun'n Nivminun. Manon h. Juhnmn, Llrl'ui' I' W 'Ilu. . FiWh 1 .Tu- Thnmzw Jrhn Ll! m:x. lhlu-H .Knmny, In I; Iwszn, Jt-rry Sxmlnl'f. Ch rlus Rnsu Alh-rl N Mo. Tum Sam. Tum Yl1--vrvx,. , Six! m : lbhvrt Etllly. llr-rniv NYI'IITHH. Hlmzml Whn-nry. Ilph 3Nlu-rl 1th F'w-rv-v Wm Van riw- Frank Sussn, Kvnm Lh Bruno, Arthur Kilkka, .hm kilo. Pv'uxm rurnwu-II. Philip thrvnn. V . Nut in phmn: Hnl'uld Julmlu. IJuVM lahliuntlll. had NnI-ml, Ruhuwl llulmt. Sunr. Annnm. Frunt x'mr. Ivft to right: Marlin Lumli, Hvrhvrl W'utts, Chm'lus Sidlx-Bk, Jt-rry Lvikus. Album Nisulu. David Clark. Bill Hsvgmr, Hrne Whitfonl. Sm-nnd rmv: RMLV Hun'n'. Diana Ralph, Margaret Agkmv, Nnm-y Famnhtll. Marian Omx'id. Kuwn anuln, Mm'jm'h Mum. Rvnu Frnxwr. Jnnvt Milllwrg, Man'- jm'in- Mnlnul'. SLM- meL Third row: Robbin Jum Silm', Johanna Juhulil. Kay Alive er-Hy, Ilmmzl Inmun. Hm'hnru Wnudl'imr, Mm'xm'rt Nisulu. Kay Lundi. Louis! Andorqun, Luis Ande-rson. Fuux'lh row: Clam MC , Marilyn Sm'icv. Lily vallnv'l. Cum! Hvrhun, Danna! Huulry. Marilyn Ahrvn Anna Marie Rnu. Raymund Knapp. Fifth Inw: Mr, Clydl- Rnhvrts, :ulriSI-r. Philip Hrnrx'. Wayne Asumu. Whm'lw Lanw, Dun Imuksm Milns ESle. Tod Humml-r. Harold Gudlx'y. Hill Snullm, Hill Imam Lon MCDnnh S ,.th row: Jumns Lundis, Harry Mm'l'isnn, Bill Into, David Behrondt. Richard Simmmn. Wayne VVuum-r. Ernvsl Viull. Nut in luhnfn: Jv-zmm- Imhliuvn. Ellwzlrd Rivlldrit'k. Fm'w wm'. Inn t-x J'Whl: W'urd Johnson. Martha Ellen Johnson. Cm'ol LHL'Lson. Alivu Whyuwr, Junu Ymalu. Lula Rn' klun:l. Heny Knumx, Chm'lns Ynoum. .r 4- -' 12' 7- 11- r -' lv-r , H' rh'ua Pt-nth. IM-y Inhthvn H l I , Ink Mu h-x. , . Shirluy Nm :1 - I'mmlrl Huh, Lm'u'n FV Jun, Iim'h Bv-dlll. '; I.1 ! wr - 1v 1' l' w viw-r. x .M-vm. P'w S'uhrwh, PW In Pf 'zw-l Thumwi . -- . Luzlrr Mithvlsun. l,imlzt Iluxr'o. Nwrlnzv. wana, .Innv Huts Fumih r x: . C , ' R nlerl Juz'x'rlu. l'chsu'rl V U: wn- Yb ' J A .v Dm'id Kalimr-ni. Ri h'll'tl Sim 1': 2' y Jrh Mun. um. 11: .' V- Imn, J n n H x't'n VH -!'-7 . CYX'IK- va'm'N. .mun ffi'1;v1.n- u Fm: , V. ' 'V .Yrm '4 I'n'u-m-y f'nH InHY-vm. Rixh-vhl ,4 mm am jadg le'nM z'ow IN! IN I'iUht: Nmnliv lilx-lzlfson, Jame: Muilln, 21ml Pw-Iyn Hv-rnv Su't-ri; Adritnnc Spuhn, tliru'tur, 8mm. Khmchwk, Mm'iamn Sumppi. haw l'b L'ir'h Junnrt- Graham. D'Allvmv Elms. aml way Lukkm-ila. Smndihz: ?vhlrhzy Dotty Paul VVHH'E .Vm'k thnn. Jnm-K Srult, Ce'ml Amhr. Mill, JII'l'y Lnffmzm. Joanne Knski. Paul llmhm. Dizmu Ix'nnduh. and Jm-k lintler. In-fl 10 right: Kuwn Marlwy, Coral Engliah. Jim ?vIzail'n, Marilyn H-Hari. :ml 11..u.x vr ; flaamatidfd 7421f Wade! The dramatic talents of the prewnt senior class were really Hetfnrd Meredith OTImmerx :1 Snrim'sly displayed for the wat new boy mhtown who rerew'wnl timp. anh 7. 1941 when thev much attentmn, was Jerry Lnfr mnn. SUHiv. Refs kid sis'm who complicated the life 0f Judyhs brother, was Evelyn Herren. Susan Klimchock and Mini- prosentod their junior class play. the comedy, 24 Date wlth Judy. Portrayinrx the leading role of Judy Foster, Joanne Ixouklmun- 'mno 5' n m 1: pi xwro stLH 1t hm . . . ',w c . .' :min -341 to my ho? denlllB 1min directors Shirlm' Duttv V'N mtmv owhar'mssm'z sltu'xtmns ' ' . . w - - bookhnlde 2 hv Thvmq 10 hecnmp Hueon 1n :1 H b , h ' comm contest. Melvm linster, . 7 till '01 5, audltorjum wcxls Judyk: ustu'xlly patient father, tdxm b3 an UVeervmg audi- vxm' :tr: Ihv rlzus HF '45 pru- rmtvd thvii' srvl'm- vlrlsq play. WMI- Umn'ts Were Young: and Guy,H Nm: 5. Thv thrwo-act C'vmedy dealt with tho ihmnwunuw cpisoths of Cm'noli'x 053 Skinner and Emily Kimhruugh on their sum- lm-r trip to Paris in 10:133. The stylo'a of the early 20x: addvd much tn thu humor Hf the pro- dw'tinn. The first part took place on board a t'abin cruiser. Cornelia Otis Skinner, por- trayed bv .Inanne Urulmm, and Emily Kimhrnuprh. J 0 a n n P Kn'wrki, war . wn off by Mr n'Vi Mm. 01H f'whtn'wr. MMWW Llumm rml Jnrh Ihltlmn Thn hm'yagspd qtmvnrd was played by Jnr'k Quihn. and tho CUTI- Seientious pursor. by lohqrt anti. Hvlmx Kai was the stmx'ardosw. UH hrmWi, Dick VVintPrS, Charles I1nnw4rxhy. an Then Mu- I-Ivm', Tom Hiu-ha, cnllorre stu- rlm'hs, hm'zlmw inmrmte'l in the ytirls. Tho. 'EMlmirnl was Jerry InTman. Twn English girls. Htu'rhvt fit. Jmhn :wri Winifred lilaL gh. wore ulayed by Mm'ilvu ?lmith and Suwm Klimz-hm'k. 'l'hp r'nrlossz innpoctn Win: Robert Khaki; Frances XVilpulzl war: the mod'vz'l imper'tnr. Arriving in Paris; tho girls vser'l mnuzvd at tho hrenvh hntl'l prupl'intrriss, Madanhn Elise, .huwt SVOH. and her daughter, Thorpso, livelyn Her- ren. A French after, Monsieur De la Croix. a hero to the g'wls, was parh'ayed by James Nlaille. The window cleaner W55: Tum JukilChtU. After several Siziw-Spl'ttin'r hwidenis. the play drew to a rinse as Cornelia envisioned lun'solf a great actress in the future. The student diroctnrs VVH'e Carol Andursun and Shlrley Dotty. Marilyn Iiitari was the huokhulder. 'n hlzl'wi by D uglas Rir'h- 2M; HD1812 mervo'lmmw Gm 0u23 Jamal? W646 Weak? 6414 06? h'Vm. w as the snphistim'ed rmThhr. liandwlph wax Judjr'r: trying brother, nnrtmydd hy Jmnes Maine. Diane Kondas pl'wod the part of Hannah. the makl who ruled the housvhold. Urnhura V-Jinsnrkot and Mitzi Huffman, tlw best-frimlds of Judy, wore Janet Scott and 1', le Andm'son. The man in Judyiu life, 0033in I'ringrlo, was I'uul Dodge. He svrenrdxl her with his own vn- cnl mmpns'tions. Mr. lerttm d410, a thontriCal pruduuer. was Jaz-k Butler. He h'ul to listen in the talents uf tho girls and I'm in 1'0 Ixzz5v1,'12'9, dngW'WZ iaiin' U . ' n, NW, r '. thv 12mm! y wmwm. A 'w -; Tu'x'knl'ilu. Mhn rwitvl VINOFUQSIY If jint WML Infl ln IiMlil: Min Isn 9111b. UAHHW PALS purtmynd ll hunlzn K Wh .Inmm: Hlnnzm. 'F ' ' wnmzm nf H19 P. T. A. w , .whl Shaw A H Smith Klilm-hc:r'h, th-hs Sonstrhy. mm Hm-hn, lulu Knnlxi, Jw'ry lml'l'. 71w Sew elmilz Front row. Irh. lu right: Mm-ilvn VVn-eu'mt. J'mnm Dulurm Second row: MHI'IWR xhnm. Nancy LuLluu'nla. 14m . Nnmliv Guslufsnh, lerm- Torry. Jnnnnp HnLnln, Cul'nl Whiting, and Mr. F. Edwin Millrr dix'erhr. Mielty. Nnrmu IMAlePCu. Phyllh Jrhvzcun. Ml-lmlit- Imurm r: u :-w. myw- tos W ihvuJ: , Knrvn Ln'xicv Mu--w' ml. Mm Klimrhrvck. Jnm-t Scott. mul Cnnk'nuwo MvaHI. Third row: va M1 Forz'unlhu Tm! anwur-V. Knith Juckway. Jun Knski. ilt-nrgv Stvnruus. Jim Rs-nniL-k, and Bud PAn'liL Fnurth rmv: Ji! k Butler Alum Lewls. Nut shmvn in phuwz VViHi: A'whnny Soricv. Bob Ahwns, John Wymzm. Blll Bailey. Sh-x'vncml. Pny Huiumln, Dink David Lloyd. 7mftf-one While :92an With the graduation of the 1948 senior class, the Serr'or a C'xppella Choir loses twenty-one of its members. Leaving the soprano section are Nancy Lukkarila, Joanne Graham, and Shirley Et-klund. The altos are Frances Wilmnla, IYArlene Enos, Marge Terry, Natalie Gustafson, Carol Whit- ing, Janet Scott, Susan Klim- check, Melodie Luoma, and Helen Kni. Tenors to he graduated arp John Wyman and Jack Quinn. Dave Lloyd. Bob Knski, Doug! Richards, Tom Hacha, Dick Punra, Ray Haapala, and Jack Butler are the basses. perform- wore the: meditation. High-liglwing the ances of the year Chair's Christmas -'IV R; Lupu- D'Arlrur Elms. Dumlhy C.Hirlw' B;1I'1:m'n Amlvrsun. Ihlun Koi, Kilnu-r Hum'ltnu, Sur'zxn Gurhin, Pv '1':u. Ja k Quinn. Juhn Furman, HM Ll'hlillun, E Hum. rmm rm .1. Illlliflui 1i hawk, Huh Ii'vk K'I'il'h T'm 71H h't. .lxl Laurllu. und U19 annual SDI':I'I;: concert. 9nd their parftcinatMn in the V'Wthv eashrn 0W0 dhtr'ot mulhim'tt Pf Kent State University, Avril 2223. Among: the frequent Crrwwts given by the Mair wove t'm ones over Ashtrlhulnk radkw Sfmion WICA. at the Etchan're Club, The Ratiwy Clu'n N ? Womalfs CIub, before me difl fm'ent P.vT.A. groups of the m'ty, an'l. krf'r;t n the Ashtxbulu High School stildynts, In their repertory 0f fulL- tunes and nnwhy nwnhsrs thi . year were Uiii Ho. Shag Gaily!u I. u v a a S ; USmm-Ah WU b9 Dune, D'szrm; Mountaina Yuvaas; qluwf'm Heme, En- dors; Wick Cums A v 21y, Clokey; Krov : Drwflle, 'IhnW rrlmiouw numbers, uI ' Excelsis Gloria, LuvnM. :nv Wimr These. Our Wonk. Morgan, were the selnrfve :ml required number: nrosmtrd at th'? d'strict audition: i'1 1101?. Also sun? were R2j0ir'e and Sing. Bach, uGod 10 in WV Herd, Chapman, :wd thn chniWs traditional cl s'ng un- thmw. HTho. Lord 1083 Ym :m'l Keen Y01. Lut'in, and uHarbor Hymn, Grembr. Tom Hm-hn Va , ole't'xd hf; his yeaWs t'hnir rmmbmrs fn: its pwsidency; D301: Peura, Vico- prwident: Nahlw GLrinfsnm emry; and Shizloy l?cklund, 31 rm: T'In'WW XV 211 l y HVank'1 NV ?' d WMHy Strickling. t m: First E'lHV, left to right: Chmloltv McPhail. Buvbara Bvdtll, Marian Johnson, Maxine Smith, Annn May anprlzi, Mmu juriv Mum, Karen anuln, Rosulw Hill, Delul'es Sunstvby, Rnhi-rt Kihlsn'nm. me'is Mt'Gi'Mlh, David Bi-hl'rndl, Marlin Lundi, Rnlmrt, Eddy, Ward Johnson, Marilyn Stabbing. Second row: Norman Vaughn, David Scott, Alfred DeCato, Robt-i'l animeni, Paul Lunma, Wayne VVaunt-r, Richard Ui-Cato, Kt-lelh Brucr, Charles Knski, Keith Jachay, Paul VVi-ilnen, VViIliam Lunma, Bernm'd Nordgvvn, Mr. Fwd Kt Wulhm'. clirc'r'un', Third mu; Shil-l.-y Yho'xu. Elisabeth Rirhards' Lynda L'Iird, La-vl'ena Fwisvr. Kusr Duiwmzu'o, Kathlnwu Ginger Humiltun, Mary Brown, Barbara Nivmim-n, Marion Ul'llV'l-k't. Rl'iiiil'a AIU'N'NHL YVOHHU MI'HHV- Batk row: Kenneth Juhnln. Philip Petm'quh, Rnlmrt Purtilo, Cernlll LuHmHn, WillisStex'vnsun. Paul K1'll41l'0n1, George Stenrnos. Theodore Watruue, Douglas Richards, Raymund Ilnzumlu, John Wyman, Willis Builey, Iiou'nnl W'hitney. David Lvhtr'nmt. Not in photo: Shirley Simmnni, Duttv, Rita Grady. Rii'harrl Kntila. lVew Wm'Wd jitdfuiaecf 71mm! Under the direction of Mr. Fred IL Walker, who sucveeded t0 the Harbor instrumental pnst, this your, the Harhrir Schools Band maintained its hisxh standard of performance, Mr. Walker, former bands- man and leader at Ft. Leonard Vvad M0,. rer-Piveri his bach- elor of service in education de- gree at Miami University, Ox- fnrd, and his M. A. at Cnlumbia University. He is a graduate of the Army Band School at Fort Meyer, Va. The year 1948 will long he re- membered by the band. This is the year that the Music ltuosters' Association decided that the band needed new uni- fnrms-and made this decision reality by hard work. President of the association, Mr. Fred Brown. appointed the snlir'itation committee which Was headed by Mr. J. R. VVymnn and cnncisted of Mr. Martin Hakala, Mr. Charles Koski, Mr. Maurice Gilbert, and Mr. Franv cis McGrath. The new uniformq arrived, March 3. from tho Slavin Uni- form Company, Cleveland. They have gold 00th with purple braid and belts. The trousers are purple with gold stripes. The first public showing of Narhnrk new military - tyne hand uniforms was at the ane nual spring band concert, April 4th. Total cost was $4700. of the uniforms This re-outfitting inrludes '75 suits with a drum majnris regalia. The marching hand got off to an early start with their first appearance 01' the 1947-48 year at the North End Street Fair, Sept. 5. The marching: band performed at the Hhalves dur- ing football season. When the Friendship Train arrived at Ashtabula, Nov. 16, the Harbor band, along with the Ashtabula and Edgewnod bands, played at the station. The band made two ings to he broadcast WICA. one for December and the other for April 18. A humorous musical skit was given in the Mariner Varieties, Feb. 18. The Harbor Schools 211011;; with four other bands, presented a program on the UFestival of Bands. broadcast from Edgewrmd High SChUUl, April 11. Upholding Harbori: fine in- strumental music reputation, an l or uSuperimm rating was won by the band in class A competi- tion at the district auditions at. Kent, April 23. recorde ITh'er 14 Band. gaalda ll Fv-nnf row. hf! m right: H'u'rv Kim'. I':I':l H'um'i. Jnl-l; OIIEIHL Flv'lnnd J41. la. Ed 5:151:01'I, Phil Holmnr. Ell Inim. L ml row: I n 31 lvnn. firm-Ln- I51 un-czwu. Dirk l'uuw. Huh Luw, Hml Lumw, Anthnny S :yd Iirn' h -lx'rm. ' Thi d row: L ah E M Hntrluw. Chm'l1 ' f'nn. Tmi Huu-vw, II b UJ'Z'I , L. Hill N W' ' ltnv: mz'unnl . K rm Jhmlu. M Irv Rurle. A. . MU. XLCL nlpLILL. : Chm-r I, Short Glimpses of Seniors and Letlermcn AHRENSM-Evh, HIP junim- p', x-lzn'xsv. was :u u'x'I-nl LAY 'Ii thdiu cvmwn ::1-:l far hi; Ii Lin 5': In; blimp: hit tn Lhe .oum fur his lmu-plun': Ag. :md -lICl' 11v mm :m :xwlnm b Lum'l li'lI rllnnur. ZXYTXL'E VJ HFInzi XVHF lII unun'm m: 9:: h- 41Ln 1' ll' mul Mimi ! m, an U1 - Sh'n'v ' '. - ' I , Md -1 J L- mun 4.:L H: VIII I . ': j ;. I1 1' I I:R'. II; '1: 1 Wm CWSFAFSON Om of Lhn threw rnghzzm Irv llflm'mm. IWHIIW H h d 1U Swulo' 'idn L gut :1 dlzuu-u tI prove hi; Lh 111:1 hnul .aI V V1! 1 .. . l- .. ,, Funtm WIN hvll' Izun . f I LAM I 3 . Ill ' f-u! r: In 11 wher h: r. l r-.l Jr. .- 1 lawn; 22:11:14: 17:1 HAAPALA 'l'his Ray's Gym! yt-rr mn f1. I . - . rAy; ,W .M'! . I 1-,: !- mc 1. WM though hr- didn't mt mm the mum! fur m-m; ' 1v. hIl hI t n UM! u xV't-Il m 41: ul' :mvk Jr 5-3 am mm. - m h mj-Lyn UAS'JETT le-I; :vllwfit'nul u: hath mt! yrn'ti; - 4:' V 3x . :31 v-I'I'I u'lS I : 4 ,: L nun n 1;.- um III .11: mg : lngun my ' I : n. In HI- I am! . 'vrwim v: -n;l, 111:3 - . . . I t L LIUNLN Hm: I; U ml; nvw' m. :2: LI;- 4 i'li .i I: tut UK l, 31 of Lim. 1A.' x.l.. Bulln hf'hm'l hm'bn : forward I'. I '1 11V v.1ut' next VuH'. buy Ash ' lInr. 11v An.ms m 0' .m m nli-I mx! .. mzrer 'l :ml 1,. liilk pluywl :: m: x. L.-m:.,.u qu.ll.I,l N.Itlmmvn. :20 .HLIII hum m HL- I JASHWLA Eddi: mn-nm! his H :1! .hr qual'u I h H14 1h uu' Hahn: hm th :erJHI lw :1..,:- MI Hm , ,. UL RtILO 3f: ' erquh-ri his lh x'd y'Hl' v..:1 fax- l'nLiIzllL In, hm, Ilhl ' ..- ': .IL'HOLX K nm'. :1 :ophvnuro, Wu. H vu! :: - sub: - lHr-u l:.,.:xI 2:11: - m kl.- m inn, 11- um In- d..un I ,. ..x m I I ,. . .. . H , . 'hv Faun :l 3.le umim: hi,. .1 1H. ,uud. -.Y wa' ' 1:111 III: xnn'u x1 x! hr vfw H u I: um I m- I I h I-un I nu 1:7 1 :IA him mt m Mr :um. 1.4mm I , :I IZ..-m.n I: m. .z. ..:uh Kl,.xn. , lu- .I r I I V IHNC : :znyII-le h I :wmrll w'r-vi-HIIL y HF Iv. limf- mun;- . . ll: 'nu. ? f'xft'l hnrmtnn In :1. h u RICHARDS 1m lill-rl in Lhn- hnII i.1 131 11 11 . - ' H ' I I' .1, u: . I-l. li'l-.:13II:I n : HA xH .1 KEGTILx Di L. H lmlfh-u-L. Wu: PV'I. ' :: g u ' wzu :I: IH-I' -. ph'm 'w Inr- H. Mr 1, HUM 1;! hi. mu, mllmmw . : z .- ' xu-wr II III .1, 1H.'I., 1.! :- Tied the Champs-and Bula! Hurhor's grid eleven finished in a second place tie with Ashtabula. behind only Conneautis TrOJans, the Lake Shore League Edward Heglaw; Elmer i9.17-1948 champs. Head coach lray, assistant coach; uGuff Ferris, the teanfs trainer; the managers; and every boy on the squad deserve a great hand for their work. With returning,r lettermen Capt. Bob Law. Dave Lloyd. George Buurdeau, Norm Michelson, Dick Pem'a, Paul Lunma. Paul Wuori, Jack Quinn, and Harry King, the Manners won a total of five games. lost three, and tied one. defeat. and one tie. to their opponentsi 66. In Harhnrls first game, an ex- hibition tilt against Cnnneaut, Harbor was beaten, 13-0. Over 22,500 spectators saw Len Mucci interceut a pass on his own 4-yd. line. and run the remain- ing: SH; yards, untouched. for the first tally. Late in the final quarter Paul Drimbrnski broke away around his right end for a till-ynrd sunring play. Hurhur's second preseason game was :1 20-6 victory over Fairport's S k i D p t: I' 5. Paul Lunma smirked the uft'ensive at- tack by Scoring twn touchdmvns. His first, in the first quarter, was a plunge through the. cen- ter fur 21 yards and a touch- down. in the second quarter he plowed through center for ten vurds and :l t'iut-hdmyn. Har- hnrls final snore was on a ten- VNTl pass, Kinq tn Michelson, which u :19 preceded by two con- um-utiye passes, also King to Michelson. Fairport acquired their lune tally on a ten-yztrd pass from Jack Karako to Gene Bnttertield. . Hartmr nnenetl their league Uezi-mi :tzzuinet Willntighby. The :itll'ilinl : mlled up the biggest vv-o n? the seucnn, 37-0. All of Harhnfs tallies were senrod either on longr runs, passes, or very unusual plays. The fire? ntiztrter score was on a 20-yard pass: from Harry Kin g: 10 Coni'qe IInurdeau. The first of tlw three TITS in the semml Ht 1' V'nz-t smred by Eddie l.:1ine, who intercented a pass an his uwn lE'i-ytl. line and ran the remaining 85 yards tin- trmched. h In the second quarter hing trmk the hall on a quarterback Sneak and broke away for 40 yards to score. Dick lteura inade the next tnuthdown tn at- tain the ltlineman's dream. George Hnurdeau punted to Wii- lnughhyk Dick Taylor, who fumbled on the 5-yd. line. After the fumble the ball bubbled into the end zone where Peu 11 re- covered for the score. In the third quarter King again passed twenty yards to Bnurdeau in the end znnh. Tony Snrice made the last munter by interceptingr :1 Their league record was four Victories, one The Harborites rolled up 124 points pass and dashing 35 yards for the score. It was in this game that the line acquired their 1917 reputation as utmne-mwmhersf' A crowd of 4090 spectators viewed Harboris defeat by Ash- tuhula. The Panthers won this game, 1-4-0, but the statistics said that. Bula Should have had drmhle that swore. Rex Knerr, l40-im1mtl t'nllhm-k, at-rounted for bath tallies. By virtue of a lust-period rally, lhtrhor edged out Paines- V'ili- S Raiders, 7-6. With unly two minutes left tn play, Harry lung went over from thr- 2-3th line to tie the score, at 6-6, and George Iiourdeau made' his. extra point kick for the win- ninp; margin. The Mariners wun their third game in fnur starts against Ileneya's Illaqlesi With the aid of George IZourdeauts spectacu- lar defense Harbor held Geneva to a net of minus-ten yards gained r u s h i n g. linurzleau t'auuht, Geneyzi's Jim Johnson behind the gnal fur a safety and aim uui'rht u tnuvhtltm'n pass 10 lead Harbor to their 21-7 vic- tory. Kim: passed tn Nnrm Mil-helsm few the second score and made the 121::t score himself on n uuzlrterhm-k sneak, Ilarhnr's third :traight was a 25-0 x'ictury river Mentorys Card- inals. King at-munted for two of the touchdowns, hath 0n quarterback Qneuks: one from five yurds nut and the ether on a fuur-yurd drive. Ed Laine made one. smre by plunging: over from the l-yd. line. and Dirk Kntila made the last of the four touchdowns by running armlnd e'id for nine yards. Completing their 1.017 league Seusnn by playing their best game of the season. liurbnrls Mariners spoiled Conneuutis un- beaten. untied record nf their championship year by tying the favored 'llrnjans, 7-7. A Harbor Victory would have given them a tirst-phu-e tie with the Tro- jans. The game was as even as any game could be. Both teams had a net ynrdugP gained of 251 yards. Cnnnenut gained the lead on a touchdown puw and an extra point kick. Harbor tied the scum late in the secvnd period on a 54-yard gallop by Ed Laine. Bnurdeau kirked fur the tying extra point. Twelve seniors played their last high schuol football in the thirty-second. and final, annual Turkey Day game. Harbor inst, 13-7, even though they out- played Ashtabulais Panthers in all departments. Harbor ac- quired their lone tally on a 40- yurd pass play, Kingr tn Michel- son. Harbur held their 7-0 lead until the third quarter when lluia racked up thirteen points. In the final minute of the game King: let go with a mighty 48- ym'd heave tn Bnurdeau. Zour- deau, covered by two men, caught the ball on the T-yd. line and was immediately tackled. There was time for only the one D ay. F I N A L Lake Shore League .3le . W Cunneaut ., .. . . ti 1 L. T. ltts. 1t; Harbor 77 1 13 Ashtabula I 13 i'ainesville 7 , 0 Geneva V .. .. 1 Mentor V I Willoughby ' 1; l 1 Turkey Day Games THRU THE YEARS Harbor Ashtabula 5 ti l i H n U '37 no mime it 44 h 20 0 U 0 7 G 7 30 0; u n u 0 0 ll 13 U 0 ti 0 H lli ll 0 U 0 no 6 tl gum. Ln-tfl h. riuhi. I'Il't'kviM-2 llix-k l'mu-za, Ed Linnea Ct lm-v', hllulv h'um Hmi'lmrvi'iuirpm1 Mutil'tn- Hunulnzul. gum ; K-hnulinu, llu'k Puurn: Norm MiL-hwh 71L Humhvr lid, Tum Huhhu. Mill Nurmim-iL Htl Luino. They Made T heir Way to Kent Not ending their 1947-18 liftsketimll season as well as it was started, Harboris Mariner hasketeers wound- up in the Lake Shore Leagueis fifth place, with a league record of four victories against eight defeats. Harbor's complete seventeen-game schedule was con- cluded with a record of seven Victories against ten losses. not including tournament play in which they had a 3-2 record. With mutt 0f the games being Scheduied in pairs, one on 2: Fri- day and annther 0n the fnilnw- int: Saturday. Hurb'irk scthule proved to ho roally rough. The Harboritosi' firgt lvagrw tilt was against the league's dw fending champs, Asmamua, n whom the Mariners lost in one of their most thrilling games of the season. 2:3 23. Hula led all thy way. but were nut more than twn or thren points ahead at any time, The half-time scare left the Punthem on top, 17-14. Dick i'oum led all scov inp: with twelve tallies. An uxhibitinn game. n'zainst Warren Harding, was next on the shit? for Coach Elmer Grays cagerg. These tall and fast busketecrs beat the local Imys. :tIi-Hi, Warren had near- ly double Hurburis smro throughout the game and hnld the lead at the half. 2643. Dick Povra again led bnth teamsy scoring with nine points. Hurhork next game was a c1090 42-37 victory over Month nr's Cardinals, on the laitt-r's hurdwondi Harbor went intnthe last period trailing by one point, 29-28. b-lt Poura tallied eight of his thirteoiwinint total in that quarter to give Harbor the vi:- Lory. Uninp: into the ln:t quarter with a three-point disadvantage, l'aiiiern'illck laidors rallied to hand Harbor :1 31-29 loss. liar- bli' led all the way until the fatal period, going into that perind ahead, 19-16 Bob Law and Peuru scored ton paints tContinued 8 Pages OVer; 74d0946711z4 The Reserves Found It Rough .Iiurhnr's Reserves cluiwl up with :1 SL'IlNlHl's rtmml Hf fin: victories against twelve defeats. Most of thc Rt'sL'I'VCbI lmt games were thugh miles in whirh they were edged nut :1 few pHilllS m' in :m m'crtimc. L'mh'r til a :th' cuucliing mi Clinch 15x1 Hcglzm' Ihc. squad pmlmhly had much mnrc fun hccuusc uf thcir nut having :my league Ashtabula won, 17-13, very lnw-Scoring game which required an nvertime. Harbor led all the way but was held smreless in the overtime. in a Losing: to Warren reserves, 48-:m, was Harbor's fate. the secrmd game, The score. was at a lD-all knot at, halftime, but Warren's rally clinched the game. Harding's Harbnr's next. loss was aclosc 23-21 victory fur Mentoris re- serves. They lost again, the following night, to Painesville, 36-28. For zumther defeat with a very close score, 30-25, Har- bor last to Fuirport, and lost in an overtime, the next night, to Warren St. Marys, 43-39. Gu- ing into the overtime, the scum was at 37-37. Warren's four last-minute foul shots gave them the game. Harbor's first victory was a 34-28 victory over Willoughby. Harbor went intn the last quar- ter behind, 26-20, but Harboris fourteen points in that crucial period won the game for the Harhurites. AgaFnst Geneva, Harbor lost, 25-19, but. they won the game from I'ainesville, 36-33, to Chzunpinnship ln wm'l'y ulmut. avenge their previous loss. Scoring 21 points, Connenutk Bill Dombrnski next led his teammates to 38-37 Victory over ,Harburis reserves. For their easiest Victnry 0f the sea- son, Harbor hvat King'svilleis reserves by a wailnping score 0f 45-22. Harbor held Kings- ville soureless throughout the third quarter. a W'inninf: over them Second time. Harbor scored an easy 35-21 Victory over Mentor, Harbor had no trouble at all; the scnre was 25-9 at the half. Harbor lost their next two games, to Geneva, 29-22, and t0 Ashtabula, 20-11. In an un- usually low-scoring game Har- bor was held to two points throughout the whole first half. Tn a very thrilling game, an- other niie-puint loss, Willough- by edged out Harbor, 36-35, to avenge their loss earlier in the seasun. Harbor closed their season with a 29-24 victory over Cun- neaufs reserves, to whom they , had previously lost. Harbor led ' all the way and concluded their season with an impressive vic- torv. Varsity Stuff Coming Up! Frunt ll-H tn riLVM' Jlu- H-H'vn imxx. 5.4 mm! m vw: ,NIt .I-H'L Rulm-l animvni, lmvirl Jnhn-nn, l,i h' KH'HH. Klnns-lh Jnhl-Iu P21 Si-ml, liivk Dirk Htmnlmm. for the 3 The Seasons VARSITY Harbor Opponents 23 16 42 Ashtuhula 'Vt'm'ren Handing! Mrntnr :51! Pziilwevilh- :l :17 In 1 Eiluewimd le'uirpurt 'VVnrrn-u St. W Ilouuhhy Gvnera Pi nmmille t nnem't. 'Kinxsville J l IIIUF G. nevn Ashtabula Wi'l uL'iilly Cunuvaul t Exhibition Mary's RESERVES flarbor Opponents Ashtabula t 7 T ! n Harding Mentor Puimwvillv ' Fuii'luol't t TJ N rrun St. Willnulzhby Geneva Pair os- ilk: Cnnm-Hut Kiit'fhhiiue Mvntm' Geneva A-htnhula Viil'nuv'hhy Mm! pawl Ethihition l7 4N 23 Mary's F I N A L Lake Shure League glancgingd L. Pct. m 7 .833 .657 .417 .1233 Ashtabuhi Conneuut Geneva Painesville Harbur . 4 Vv'illmluhhy X H .250 Mentor l 11 .UTX nun... nunn-u.u....u.--n--.n Clip and paste hem the 1948 Track Summary found 111 the May 21 Issue of The MGIJIIPI Our pnnfing deadline prevented ifs Inclusion here - Th 8 Editors I'lrnnl row. left In riL'lIl' lM'K'h, li hnnl SiMlnvnl h or Swrvn-l :tn'. Mz'. Fl Jmu' Sllsxlurl . Furl Third Hm : Raymund Krnlrp. Fuurth rmv: Nut in phv-Lw: h Vt-I'H'l . Iluhmt lmn XVilllx. .s Bl-rllll, umh; Ihn-t lwhtrmmn. Fr '1 Nt'l'url. Frank Hnrnlrl Jnhnlm Art Kiilzlln. Loo Ml-Ilnmuls, Frank Baku. 71m 4404!; 1.:mlannvn, lluvld lclhrwnull. Alllrf Balm, July Ltilxzw. Chnrllm Shl- Stmsn. Kl-nn th llm-v. Hairy 'llux'riwn, Jim Pwnriun, John Luumn, 1'21! Shmry. Rkhurul Simmmu. J.Vl- Tlmntw, Cm'nxwll. Jim Sub. T hey Had F an and One Victory With the junlnr high league very poorly organized and only three teams taking active part in playing. Hur'bn'Ke Junior Mariners did nut have much luck as far :m the xwm-lnqt rev 0ng gu. Cuach Charles Bi'df?ll s freshman squad wan only one nf the six games playrd. Cnlumlms Junior High was Harbwr's lune Vir-tim. That was in llurborls only exhibition Lame of the season. Columbus fell by the Scure of 9-0. Jim Halo scored the only tnuiaullwn by breaking: away fur fifteen yards. The first score of the game came when Art Ki'kkzl, tackle, broke through the line and nailed his opponent for a safety. Harbor opened their league SHUOH against Ilark Junior High, luring: by the narrow mun gin of 7-H. The game was swore- lnss until the last period wnen l'urk lnzule the tally. West Junior High gave the fresh their Wurst hLuLing of me son :ml. Illu'h Ir seemed helplr'sQ and wound up on the short end of lil-ll. State Road's seventh and eighth graders were llarbwr's r: :rwws' only Opponents. State load 'ume nut Victorhnm, 776. Diel: El'mmnns accounted for llarlmr's svnre. Harbor played l'urk nm-e agah and lost, by anulh'n' T-U nmre. The freshmen outplayed l'ark but failed 10 S:'nre. In Huzbn'ls Seemnl crack agalnrtt the team that Would up as leugun champs, West Junior High, llzu'b :1' plmvcd the better. They still came. out on the wrong end of the souro, hnwowu, 7-H. That was the llarlmrilts' Izmt gvune of the, SPuS-rl. L'mll-r the able coaching nf Mr. lcdlgll, the frnsh harl :1 much bettux' team than the rec- ord showed The flrsl, st i ? averaged 149 pounds per man. They had mn'ht 0F theit' weight I-n 'he fnrx'nr'l wall; the bavk- lli'ltl was: l'ght. The fl t team wrs. cum, Fra 1k Sn su :ml Joh t Lum r1; tar'ltlm. Art Ki'kk'x and Lou Mm Daniels: p'uat'd: Harold Ju'wl'l :md 15 b llak ; and contlr, Kz'n'wlh 111-2139 In the hawk- Ileld were, ltalfhwcks. Jams Sula, and Frank C vrmvell; qnzu'terlmt-lc, Frel Nwml; anll fullhuv'k, ll'c'lasd Hi1.n.lnns. Tal-lzle Len chzmlols and full 21ch Dci: Shinnzms were the only eighlh .1 tnlgrs ml the fitnt tzrlm. llc m :wl :, sq l:11 lwnvylsegll. tipped lh- scales at almnt 180. ............-n.......---..................- Frosh Cagers Did Better, W on 4 of 10 Coach Charles lledeWs junior Mariners barely escaped the league, cellar with six setbacks iml fmr victories for a .400 srmsmi. The junior Mariner cagers Inst their First of ten league games on West hardwood, Dec. 11, 2945. The next league enmpetitinn brought u defeat on the hume court. Dec. 18, 2847, to Sayhronk. The froshs' third start result- ed in a tictnry over Park. 27-18, in the local gym, Jan. 8. By mming out on the short end of the scoring in a clash with Edgewond's Bullpups, 2446, Jen. 14, they then faced a total of three losses in four starts. The defeat 01' Cnlumbus in the latterls gym resulted in the fresh cagers, second league Vic- tnry, 25-19. Jan. 22. In a tough r'ame llarbm'ls junior cagers b'r'.'ed to West for the second tire of the season. Jan. 29, on the home court, 18-12. Harhnrls fresh were stopped b Szxi'brimk again bv :1 score A: :41-17. Frb. 5. an Sziybronkk 1 '- ' Wl'l llerhnriq junior oagv ers were again the low scorers .in their sw-nnd game with Park. Feb. 12, 32-17, in the winners' gym, llnrlvrls jvnior cagemen con- 1'2'1'11 lheir lea'rue searimi with a Victnrv over Columbus' junior five 29424, Feb. 26, on the local court. In a i'inyrh game with Ed're- wnnd,s Bullpuns. the frosh hild'V'fEii out a 10-17 victury. Feb. 19. 1'1 :1'1 rwertitwe on the heme M'vi't. Their final exhibition Frame of the Reaqon re'mlted in the junior fivels bowing to rinnevr'lt: 1'13'Vlets, MaW'h 2. 27- 5. ending the cage seinon of 1951. The frmh reserve: had 3. Sue- rewal smwm lasing only two of their ei'eht Starts. Mich Charleq Bedell says. WW: ymr'c frnwh team had milv one failing! Thev were not inod shots. On the other lvmd, they wern the heat team Vve enw-hed. from the thmdhaint of learning and us- in': plays. I predir-t t'mt thev 11 itiake an outstanding varv Slty. JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE Final Standings w. L. evur Snyhronk Park . F'lfzewond West .. Harbor V. . Columbus .600 .5011 .400 .000 T he Gals Were Athletic, Too, But Intramurally Speaking They Had a Whole Of an Organization Olficers for the senior high Cirlls Athletic Association for the year of 1947-48 were presi- dent. Gertrude Irvine Coursen; vice-nresident, Susan Klimi check; secretary, Melodie Luo- mn: :md tremurer, Marilyn Smith. Helen Kni was the re- horter. All live girls are mem- bers of the present seninr clags. Sports managers for the school term for junior high and senior hivh. resnectivelv, were. for basketbnll. Ruth Salmi and Leatrice Cubb; baseball. Leta Jo Stenroos and Gertrude Cnursen: vnllevhall. Jane Erauki end Marilvn TVEWU'OU' lmwlin'Y. Dm lores Heckman and Juan Braski; and badmintnn-tennie. Marlene Ahrens and Norma DeMarcn. Harbor's Cirls' Athletihs Bnard is composed of two elect- ed members repreuenting etlr'h grade. These Ole ii0ns take plane at the very first of the .cz-hool year. after the Girls' Athln'it-s Association has been oi'v'unized. Members elected by their fel- low classmates were, for the seventh prade. Norma Krans mid June Wiitala; eighth grade, M'PJPUP Ahrenq and Louie? Anderson; freshman, Leta J0 Wenroos: snnhomores, Knthleen Simmons 'Md Heft Netcher: i- iiors, nelnres Sinnola ?md Norma DeMarm: 21nd seniors, Melodie LL10 mu and Susan rinwhm-k Tlm lmard Was ilvv'ier the su- revvieirm 04' Mme. Alice Elliott, girlsi physical director. Carol Anderson's Team Were Senior High Champs Anprnximately thirtv - five girle in thy: cnpiur hhrh cnhnnl reeeived r'rndit fnr 1947-48 in- lmmuwl b'Vsketh'wll participa- tion. Seven raemhers. all sen- iors. envinoqod the ell-ctnv team, winners of the basketball tournament. In a leiwvue season of ninn scheduled games. Carol Anderson's team earlv estab- lished a lead for the champion- shin. The other three teams Were captained by Susan Klime check. 8.180 a senior: Adeline Stnthis, a junior; and Rosalee Gill. a sophomore. Anderson's team won six of the. entire nine games, leaving one apiece tn the other three teams. Other members of Cnrolls teem were Joanne Kos- ki, Janet Scott, Joanne Graham, 0' !v Gertrude Irvine CnurRun. Fren- ces Wilpula, DlArlene Enos, and Marilyn Smith. This year, in the junior high division of intramural basket- ball, twenty-seven girls of grades seven, eight, and nine received credit for their par- ticipation. Fifteen of these girls will receive all-starly cham- pionship points. he champion team was cap- tained by Snnja Annala, a freshman. The other two teams were captained by Barbara Nie- mlnen, also a freshman, and Norma Krans, an eighth grader. There were only four sched- uled games for the junior high tournament. Of these, Annalals team wnn three games, which automatically gave them the championship. On her team were Juan Cable, Lur-ina York, Helen York, Mary DeWitt. Marilyn Ruuska, and Helena Toivola. Over Fifty Bowled, And What Scores! Approximately fifty girls will receive intramural b o w l i n g credit this year. Twenty-flve junior high and thirty-one sen- ior high girls participated in the sport. The highest average of the season was ma e by Ginger Hamilton, a sophomore. Her average was 120. Shirley Kaartn was second with 114; Joyce Kapsas came in third with 112; Jean Kangas, fourth, 109; Diane. Mugreevy, fifth, 107, and Karen Mackey, Sixth, 106. 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The Harbor-Edgewood fray was the preliminary game of Ashtabula's game against Euc- lid Shore, at l'ldgewood. Harbor lost, 28-21, after being tied al- most throughout the game. This contest had as much rivalry as a Harbor-Bula clash. Norm Michelson and Tom Hacha were Harbor's top scorers with seven and six points, respectively. Harhoris next opponents were Fairportls Skippers, whom the Mariners downed, 36-31. Norm Michelson led Harborls scoring barrage with fifteen counters. Harbor was behind the firet three quarters but tied the score at 25-2111, going: into the last period. For their third consecutive non-leaguer, Harbor downed Warren St. Mary's quintet, 4U- 34. Trailing 15-11 at the half, Harbor came back strong to snag the victory. Harry King; totaled ten points for Harbor; Hacha followed with nine. Willoughby was Harborls next victim, being soundly thrashed by a score .of 40-16. Harbor held the advantage during the whole game, having a strong half-time lead of 23-10. Michel- son marked up eight points to lead all scoring. Snagging their fourth straight victory, the Mariners eked out a Victory over a very much- favored Geneva quintet, 36-33. Geneva held the lead the first half. Harbor had the edge the second half, though mest of the time the lead was alternating. King totaled fourteen points for Harbor, and Jim Otto had six- teen points for the losers. Winning over Harbor the sec- ond time by virtue of a last- minute bucket. Painesvilleis cagemen toppled Harbor, 34-32. With about fifteen seconds to play, Doug Pykonen dropped one in for the tie-breaking scare. King, of Harbor, and Pykonen were high point men with twelve markers apiece. For their worst beating thus far in the season, Conneautls Trojans snowed Harbor under, 43-24. The game was rough, and before it was over the referees were practically run from the gym. Conneaut led all the way. and Harbor seemed helpless. King grabbed Har- boris scoring laurels with eight points. Running up their biggest score of the season. Harbor ran away with Kingsvillels cagers, 57-32. Michelson and Eddie Laine took the scoring honors with Michelson scoring fifteen and Laine totaling thirteen. Kingsville was held scoreless for the first ten minutes of the game. Mentor war: Harborls secnnd easy victim. They were downed, 48-24. The Cardinals were ahead only at the end of the first period. 9-8. King, for the fourth consecutive time, led the scoring, this time with seven- teen points. Hacha scared twelve. Avenging their previous loss to Harbor, Genevals Eagles beat Harbor, 29-23, in a very slow game. Genevals sophomore Jim Merrell led all Scoring with ten points. His teammate, Jim Otto, fullowed with a nine-point total. Again Harbor was beaten by Ashtabula, 38-25. Goingr into the last quarter with a score at a 17-all deadlock, the Bulans seemed to find themselves. Their fast-breaking plays and sharp defense held Harbor to eight; counters while they rolled in 21 points. For the most surprising up- set of the season, Willoughby spilled Harbor, 42-26, thus avenging their 40-16 defeat earlier in the season. Laine seemed tn be the only Harbnrite to have the range and he hit the hoop for thirteen points. Dropping their fourth straight game Harbor bowed to Con- neaut for the second time of the season by the low score of 29- 18. Peura was Harbor's leading scorer with eight points. This game was Harborls last league tilt of the season. Harbor was reuuted to have drawn the tnughest sectional tournament schedule of any tournament team. Their first game, against Fairport, they won, 36-32. Previously Harbor had won over the Skinpers, 36- 31. Tnm Hacha topped all scor- ing with thirteen points. Geneva was Harbor's opponent, and Harbor next again Coach Elmer G. Gray won. 36-35, in the most thrill- ing game of the tournament. 'Iom Hacha's foul shot in the last fifteen minutes of play broke the tie and gave Harbar the victory. Hacha, along with Peura, scored twelve points. Harbor then met Edgewood in the playoff, even though both teams were to go to Kent for district class B tnurnament play. Harbor lost to Edgewood, 26-22. but both teams received trophies for their class B see- tional championships. In the hrst game at Kent, Harbor edged out Spencer, 37- 35. Laine paced all scoring with thirteen points. Michelson was next with eleven. Lowellvillels amazing last- period rally in Harborls second game at Kent gave them a de- cisive 40-29 victory over the Mariners. Lowellville went inzo the last quarter ahead by only nne pnint, 28-27. They really started to roll in the final period. Norm Michelson had a sea- sonls total of 114 points to lead all the local seasmfs end squad's scoring. Following Michelson was Dick Peura with 98. Ranking third was Eddie Laine with 94; close behind was Tom Hacha with 92. Laine was placed as a guard on the semml league all-star team, to be the only Harborite to rate all-league mention. Short Glimpses of Seniors and Lettermen MICHELSON smsun scoring. n 7.1m:- defense. NURMINEN Pepper's true ability was not noticed until hi' had played a few reserve games and wus then mlvunccd 10 the varsity suuml. There be substituted ut the center and forward positions. PEURA Dick played as captain during most Rumes and won more than nne game on hix storing steadiness in the clinches. SCOTT Eddie was the only sophomore to receiVu a letter. He sub'-titutcd at both guard bums. Radar totaled i1? pointe to load Hnrbor's BOURDEAU r'utzi played ulmust every position on the Norm excelled on his set push-shots aguimat courL Ht- was hamlicnmwd in his junior yeur iy not being' able tu participate in hmketbull, but he proved his ability this year and l'enlly enrned :1 letter. HACHA 'l'nni warned his third hlekvthli lvltvr this year. even though he was hindered during his last twu yi-Hrs by it sei'inus football injury to his knee. Tom's height proved to an Hdvunlzuze 011 hi.- mnny tip-ins. LAINE- -Eddie was recognized for his swift and deceiving hnll-hnndlinu. The only Harborite to place on either the first or semmd Luke Short- Leaxm: all-star trams, he- wun a svound teum uunrtl spot. THE NATIONAL BANK OF ASHTABULA In l872, when your grandparen+s were af- OFFICERS fending school. H135 bank DIRECTORS Hnsm HILL. lm-an s+ar+ed serving Ash+abula nmm r. muusmz , x 1': 1c. GRAHAM SIVZIIIRJKLIIAEI 11:?le islfm v Now 75 years young, HOSHA HILL BURRITT S. HUBBARD L'ushil'r We are Sh here +0 oHer H l: SHEPPARD, :1ss't ' Hmhiw comple+e banking A. T L'LLMAN V IL SMITH uhs'x cashivr facilifies. .1, 31 ZAHACK CORNER OF MAIN AVE, AND W. 46TH ST. Bed QUALITY WW Meats Zallze 8t , Groceries 48 61644 GROSS RENNICKS MARKET 1005 West Fifth Dial 45-839 MEAT MARKET Red Walm ! 84W10n 3e714i-eala Ballh'ng 03. SERVING COKE IS HOSPITALITY N YOUR HANDS a IEG'. 0.5. PAT, or Coke ? IIG.U.SJ1AT. OFF. 5 - ; kam' 1'! ritlyrr way . . . PLEASE return empt; tomes promptly Ihm'r mum's n:nn: Mm Jinn . v ' EOTTLFD UNFIR AUTHORITY OF THE COCAVCOLA C0,.2FA5'Y BY AVENUE MARKET, INC. Fine Foods Quality Meats DIAL 47-102 1334 MICHIGAN AVE. Good Luck! The Harbor Feed Store 934 Lake Avenue 6W4 to Me 61m a; 1948 HOLSO,S RED AND WHITE STORE i404 Wat 5';th Shed v , Nice Going, Grads! M Weare for You! M DE'N KY PLAGAKIS Formerly CHBIS'TENSEN'S' 1010 WEST FIFTH STREET OVER FIFTY YEARS Best of Luck and Good W ishes fagman glacial: WACbSSQN SSNGJN C69. NEON AND COMMERCIAL GEARY BOILER WORKS SERVICE VARIETY f: LOW PRICE BEST WISHES, CLASS OF 48 Barnum Jewelry CONGRATULATIONS Bell's Clothing Congratulations to the Class of '48 Ceddr's Best Wishes, Class of 48 Hodge Radioelectric 4mm Main .XHa Congratulatlons. Claxsnf 38 N ewberger's CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE Sherwin - Williams Co. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Silvieus Floral Co. 4W W Hum .Xux Sterling Jewelers Tum Friendly .Iw'clry Store Mlllzlhnln :xml fmnnrzml Turk the Tailor Men,s and Ladief Clothing Superior Camera Shep The Home of Superior Phctcprinls 45W; Xlnin .KVU. ICIN'Ii HMEDS EVEN l-L IIHK'RS DAILY ERICKSONB RESTAURANT ATROQS FROM THE N Y, C. DEPOT RANTALA '5 FOR THE FINEST MEUHTS AWD PROEUCE Best of TOPKY BROS. HARDWARE Luck, Graduates! 1009 WEST FIFTH ST. DIAL 45-596 E. KOPONEN 514 LAKE AVE CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES THE HARBOR BUILDING 8: LOAN CO. AT THE SIGN OF THE CLOCK HERF JON ES CO. DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF School and College Jewequ. Graduation Announcements, medals, Cups, and Trophies INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA IEWELERS TO HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL Joe Cox, representative walhldiand, Gadudedl George Simon MUSIC STORE 4514Hnin Mm The Tong 6 W eeks Floral Co. COMPLIMENTS OF The Fashion 4643 Hun AXW. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Krohnqold's M-K Boot Shop 4h1$ Main Aw. Style Center 4024 Main .M'v, Penn Auto Supply ASHTAIHJLX L1 ?XNICXIVF GENEVA VAUXICHVHAIAIC Blakeslee PHOTOGRAPHER Quality - Service - Satisfaction 33H Ccntcr St. Morrison Radio Supply .3vi33 L'x-Im-r GET IT AT Wentling's Pharmacy 4! 13.3 XI Ilin :M v. AND BE PLEASED 71w gm? 735 Lake Ave. Fh 47-176 Five Points at the- Ifm'bof' Meats Groceries Produce AMIDON'S 625 Lake Ave. We Deliver 6W0 '4 - Hl-SPEED ; Turner's SERVICE Car Washing- Waxing Pharmacy Polishing 527 Lake Avenue WEST SIXTH 8r. LAKE 13151145401 DIAL 48-725 No More Pencils No More Books Yes, Graduafion Day at Harbor High signals +he end of high school learning . . . Hue beginning of new venfures, new experiences. new learning! Jusf as Carlisle's has always anricipafed your needs while you were in school rcolleding +Ine preHiesf prom dresses for you. +he smar'r- esf school clofhesh so. in H16 ru+ure you can depend on H19 same awareness and fquilImen+ of your wanrs. H's Carlisle's for everyfhing from your coilege wardrobe +0, Iafer. furnishings for your home! Carlisle-Allen Co. ASHTABULA - PAINESVILLE - WARREN Congratulations to the classes of 1948 ROLLERS SHOE STORE Shoes of the Better Grades Rhythm Step Treadeasy Good Luck 1 A'isley to the classes of 49, 50, and 51 Enna fettz'ck THE EUMMEREIAL BANK BOSTONIAN, MANSFIELD MAIN AVENUE ASHTABULA, OHIO TAYLORMADE JIVIHIH'I' leeml IlwIHMiI luxurunm- len. Who's Calling Nam es? If you must call names, make 1hem gccd! - - Hart, Schaffner, Marx Clothes Michael Stern Suits Arrow Shirts Manhattan Stetson and Mallory Hats Interwoven Socks Jarman Shoes Hollywood Rogue Spmtswear emgaafulatduzd and Gad fuck! THE GLOBE CLOTHIERS m A B E L, L E ' S 72onym I rIk'nnJ 4524 MAIN AVE 4 Mn PERFUME BLOUSES r 2 , 2 K50; Iy 1.948 HANKIES NECKWEAR CORSETS ROBES 7 ' 2 LINGERIE SCARFS ' I B E A U T Y S H 0 P JEWELRY HOSIERY Abow W: p Kmm a Dml 245-026 After School, What ? Under +heir gaiefy and feeling of freedom from school and college walls, Hue gradua'res are carrying a sub-sfrafum of serious Hainking and more or less anxiefy- S+udy has ceased for a +ime, and +he real business of living has begun. We wish +hese young people happy ?umres and grafifying careers. offering fhem all +he help a friendly bank can give. We invi+e +heir savings accoun+s which should be encouraged f0 grow and be ready for oppor+uni+y. The Farmers National Bank And Trust Co. 1847 - Our ZOIst Year - 1948 ASHTABULA, OHIO Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation OLEARYS SHOE STORE mzv XX'EST FIFTH ST WXT THE HARBURq Slavm U mfmm Gompany CLEVELAND, OHIO Congfa tula tions and Best Wishes 'HEBSHBERG PB OD UCTS COM ASHTABULA'S MODERN LAUNDRY STORE Extends Best Wishes To Harbor Seniors LAUNDER-X 2702 LAKE AVE. The HalI-hour Automatic Laundry qulzafulatiand 10 Me 61644 0; WE 71mmpx10n '4 SC to $1.00 STORE HOMES OF QUALITY THE LG. LAIRD LUMBER COMPANY NORTHEASTERN OHLO BUXLDING HEADQUARTERS 1586 MORTON DRIVE 0 ASHTABULA, OHIO Uualitu Printing at Reasonable Plices Nu Jab Tun Small 11ml Iflu'tly EVERYTHING. 2 Huh Forms 22 5'; 11'1'211132 P. D. Q. PRINT SHOP .1 12 2- DLIi QHszy' 02m Tun 12122111!- from a card to a catalog - 3 .1 n Congzaluiancns, Graduates i 205K453 E65121; 8n The ?mny Furniture Gampany Compliments of BREHEL TEXTILES, INC. emwduldimd, Glad o! I 9418! MAURICE GILBERT INSURANCE AGENCY 4626 Main Ave. Phone 25-766 Con gm tula tz'ons and Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1948 E. R. CEDERQUIST JEWELER JOHIKIVII .1170!th .7710 1 10 9AY IT BEQT WITH QUE? FLOWERS PUROLA'S VARIETY STORE HER TTUA 'S GROCERY c; CONFECTIONER y QWakoni GOOD GULF SERVICE 1331 West Fifth Dial 44-501 We Extend Our Sincerest Congratulations And Our Best Wishes Lake Motors, Inc. Payn Photo Studio HRH PM'L Mt: erjU Vgin ,Mv Raplep Flnwc'r Shop Moses Food Store bunnysde 4135 mm. xn- .Xlwfuml lmJl, .'IA11,KM'HJU Hiul 2.; 53H Nt'Cl'8tP3 n - US rumsmefmllllq re bl g N. J. Pmneg Enmpanu Hiztl 47V IKE F. LUCCCgLSGn !,'11'm111n11.m uml llllszl UMHIHI ll'hnlt'mlu l'ruil uni lU'mluu' Paul SI Millie's Diner West Eiqhth St. Market P1131323 Q3016 1457 um 13th m. Hml WWM! ,U. lx'uuugw, mm. Hth anllh Xu'. MONTGOMERY DUCRO WARD FURNITURE 599 CO. COMPANY In Ashtabula Since 1853 Best Wishes to the Class! The Marine Savings Bank COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1948 THE CARLSON SHEET METAL WORKS emylzafulafiand TO THE CLASS OF 1948 faieu'cfe 616mm THE ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO. Launderers, Carpet Cleaners, Master Dry Cleaners LINEN AND TOWEL SUPPLY ASHTABULA DIAL 47-131 JEFFERSON 83 GENEVA PHONE 3872 Good Luck Congratulations to the to Senior Class - Semors SUPER MARKET AT THE HARBOR Congratulations To the 1948 Graduates UI Harbor High School The Peoples Bldg. 8! Loan COMPANY .waX5 and yhmd Men's Clothing 6': Furnishings 4515 Main Ave. Dial 33-141 jdmzcn SU'HH Suits 770yd '13. .7f;w 5 yt'IIyIVyf. yhmd Hank's MODERN Shoe Repair Shop Across from the Postoffice jawed McMcvmiA PASTEURIZED MILK 1619 West Fifth St. Dial 44-321 I16 SEAT COVER Gnrpmutwn CLEVELAND. PHIO FACTORY ASHTABULA, 0H 10 AshfmF-wla Hi ?e and Leather Co. The Iten Fibre Company FIBRE AND FIBRE PRODUCTS IF ITS FIBRE IT'S ITEN ASHTABULA, OHIO DISTRIBUTORS MANUFACTURING PlANT NEW YORK 8c CHICAGO ASHTABULA, OHIO