Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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LJONSTANCE MCPHAIL - HConnie was the Class artist. Tali zuzd slmtdn, she knew how in wear her cluthes well. She was always ready to help and was :1 friend tn uvcr:.'unc. JOANxE MACKEY -. Rapid- fire chatter was fhu main chur- noteristiu of this amiable. fun- lovim: gal. Usually she was to be faund with Phyllis Johnson or mm her steady, Bob. KAREN MACKEY Tall. slender, and blunda with easy- going: ways d cribk Karen. A good danlxer and loads of fun. DOLORES MIETIY Short, cute Dulureg was usuaHy fuund hard at work. W611 liked by all students and quite a joker, D0. lnres liked to cmbroider or cru- chet. Hm- best friends were Lor- mine Cuwk and Shirley Kaarto. WILLIAM NURMINEN Pepper's face was alwayq red. You could always count on him for an answcricspecially in an'lish class, A nmuntain nf Finn was this fortress on the basketball court. LORENE PENNA Dark- haired 'Rene was known for her friendliness. You would see Betty Phillips, if you saw Lo- rene; they werg alway5 togeth- er. BETTY PHILLIPS g Betts was well liked by all students. Her best friend was; Lorene Penna. She had an interest in boys but no special one. DOLORES SIPPOLA Dolor- was short, blunde, and sweet. She was usually to be found in Uh typing room. Her best pals were Leatrivo Cobb and Mari- lyn Westmtt. Her friendly smile, was for all. JOYGE SMITH .. Tall, dark nJo was everyone'g n31. You would usually See her and Shir- ley Kaarto motorcycle riding. the dare-devils ADELINE STATHIS Adeline was noted for her pleasant smile and naturally curly hairA $10. was always seen chumming around with Peggy Bowler. Her favorite p3stimes were swim- ming and roller-skatinxr. EXCHARD STEBBINS - Ready for a laugh, that was HArty. His car Jacked with kids and a big anpmite were the chief joys of his life. WILLIS STEVENSON - hSha- ky , had the brains of the sen. ior boys. Very mechanically in- clined, he was always being 'teased about something.

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MILTON JOHNSON - Milt was: :umthcr happymmlucky mu. His warming blur eyes were usual centercd on junior Patty. Wham; PHYLLIS JOH N 80 N i Hossii ; tho canary nf the class. 5-3 : . 1d Juan Macktr had lii'uiy nnn'uw I-Si'apes uhile drying Tull, Slender, and love- ly. her 'isteadyi' wag Jim Preni tic . Ieing denendablri, Phyllis nus iishuwd'i unto all the com- imltces. ERLAND JOKELA - i'Erk had the biy blue eye; and blond nhuir which marked him as 21 Li'm' ! Finn. His pleasing per- .m u ty made him many friends. Onc- of his favorilc pals was Harry King. SHIRLEY KAARTO - Shul- 1y was another motorcyclv item! with a Finnish temper and g happy :mile. Another of beef ers was a brrv nade Gene. JOYCE KAPSA.Q - Jovre, small and bland. was very nAive and a sharp little dresser. Hob Dunnp became her chauffeur igladlm in oher senior year. JOSEPH KANE - Joe was quiet, shy, and .had a quick smile. His favorite vastime was 'driving a blue Plymouth. His ithter haiW was Tom Brown. HAROLD KING - Harry was die athlete of the class, member of the football alli learue team as well as capmi1 nf Harbnric 1948-40 football yquad. Haz'rf' was a hard per- son to get in know, but he had Inads of cinz'zn. when he chose to use it. RICHARD KOTILA - Person- ality-plug was liDick, He had a ready Smile for everyom: his Iikeable disposition will take him a long way. He ani Ed- gie Laine were an inseparab!e uo. NORMA LACKSON - Smiling mm altar-bound. Norma was one of the first girls to get her msn. Alony: with him came :1. bee-u-ti-ful diamond ring. Her lame lovely eyes were one of her greatest assets. EDWIN LAINE - i'Turkey, with lhiS cute smile and friendly personality, was the quiet and shy Type. Eddie was fond 0f girls, bug in his own way. He Was nexer seen withFut Dick Kotilm DOROTHY LICHTINEN - Fe tite and sweet describes Dot, who alwavs looked like a shiny new penny. One of the most. popular girls in the class, she went and lost IhCr hear to a college man. JOSEPH McLEAN W Blackir was one of the nicer looking: boys of ohe classi His wavy black hair and brown eyes made him especially appealing to the apposiie sex. Gloria Zappa from Bula was his 'steady.

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C'FORCI SxTEuL'm'IS - AS- MARILY WI'LSTCOTT aMari DONNA WH1 TE 7 Dopna W:35 PEARL YLITADO - Skibpi , 'I fhd I Aickrn'tmw nmrkcd this lyn was the class sport onthus- the class. sweetheart. bhe was wag m , of who engaged mem- ml t -t T ifv Ik-vtercd un his ium. SELL: had a smile fur ey- aiwnyg wnllmp: to do mine thVan bors of the classA She was the gliarcxclan ruiim and was a crvnne, Her pet, peeves and dl$' her part in any actxvlgja bhe hawpy-nmlucky type, Her mn- xifiinn mp poppet? Genmc was likes all added up to a certain was rgoLed fnr Tuiltalmlngpii' hition and likes amounted 'to hughable, , likoable. slow-mcv- historv teacher. She xxas alwayh sonahty. .LHer FJJnn' henfmli'j Joe. She was usually seen With ' r nd gut things dune. seen with Leatv-xce Cobhpr Do- was her sbgady. Her frxen 3 in Cook. 111;. a 1mm; Sippola. Her faVOIWP 935' were Leatnce Cobb. . Lorene Lunll times were rexznis and eating, Penna, and Betty PhiHms. 711a accully Front row, left to right: Risa Genevra Ducro, Miss Barbara Kuhlman, Miss Katherine Williams, lies Ruth Viaman. Mr. William Hill, Mrs. Kaine Wheeler, Miss Annabelle White, Ir. James Cummings. Second row; Prin. J. A. Fawcett, Hrs. Ileta Eddy, Mrs. Frances Burns. Mrs. Clara Alford, Mrs. Helia Lehtinen, lies Adrienne Spahn, Hrs. Opal Caabourne, Kiss Edith Teeple, Mrs. Helen McGrath, Mr. R. M. Meehan. Third row: Mr. Fred Ialker, Mr. Sturgis Carbin, Mr. E. V. Edmunda,-lr. F. Edwin Miller, Kr. Wayne Pickett, Mr. Richard Wolfe, Mr. Elmer Gray. Dr. Joseph Miller, Mr. W. F. Behrendt.