Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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1'1--Q ROW I2 ROW 21 ROW 3: SUPT. R. S. LANHAM, MISS EDITH TEEPLE, MISS GENEVRA DUCRO, MISS LEONE HARMON, MISS JUNE STIEGERWALD, MISS FRANCES GARBO, MRS. FRANCIS MC GRATH, MR. J. A. FAWCETT. MR. WAYNE BEHRENDT, MRS. OPAL CASBOURNE, MRS. CLARENCE EDIDY, MRS. CLARA ALFORD, MRS. HELIA LEHTINEN, MISS KATHERINE WILLIAMS, MISS ADRIENNE SPAHN, MR. R. M. MEEHAN, MR. EDMUND EDMUNDS. MR. NICHOLAS MIHALIK, MR. FREDERICK WALKER, MR. ANDREW FONDRK, MR. JACK CRIDER, MR. WALLACE MOORE, MR. ROY BUMGARNER, MR. ELMER GREY MR. RICHARD BAKER, MR. STURGISS CARBIN. Withdrawn E. Wayne Pickett, Mathematics, Science Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio B. S. Frances A. Burns, English, and French Oberlin College Oberlin, Ohio A. B. Lowell Lamb, Social Science, Biology, Junior Athletics Mount Union University of Pittsburgh Alliance, Ohio Pittsburgh, Penn. B. S. graduate work I0 Y YQ., - 9' X K , ,ww f-if mfg . x.. , W

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TO THE SENIORS OF I95I - I N the period immediately ahead you will be called upon to make the most significant decisions of your life. You are probably approaching commencement with mingled feelings of happiness and regret. Happiness is your dividend for a piece of work well done but regrets creep in as you realize you must soon sever so many worthy friendships. Commence- ment should be a very happy time, a day to enjoy the fruits of victory. Commencement is really the end of the beginning. It ends one apprenticeship of life. During your school years all people who have had any influence in your education have shared their experience with you in order to create for you an educational environment which is both stimulating and challeng- ing. Your teachers have stressed as one obiective that a good education should prepare you for success- ful and happy living. As you leave high school to enter college or ioin the professions, you will find a very competitive world. Everyone will be trying to gain from life the things you value most. You will find ruthless methods of competition practiced and you will also find many fine people playing the game of life by the Golden Rule. In your future you will find need for guidance in many things. There is one suggestion I wish to make If followed, it will pay dividends in happy living. One of the most commendable traits in human beings is the acquired habit of looking for the good in others and telling them about it - the habit of complimenting when it is deserved. Complimenting is working with God according to George Macdonald who wrote, If I can put one touch of rosy sunset into the life of any man, I shall feel that I have worked with God . By complimenting and commending we pyramid friendships. We thus gain strength and courage to overcome our own difficulties. We like to think that good education is a heritage here at the Harbor. As you leave us, you will be greatly missed. You have made a definite contribution to this heritage of good education. We are all better for your having been here and attending our schools. The members of our faculty, the Board of Education and I hope you experience all the ioys of a great commencement and wish you Godspeed as you leave us. -- Supt. R. S. Lanham 9

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The Facult Clara Alford, Mathematics and English Hiram College Western Reserve Hiram, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio B. S. MA. Richard E. Baker, Mathematics and Science Fenn College Cleveland, Ohio B. S. Wayne, Behrendt, Printing and Journalism Muskingum College New Concord, Ohio B. S. 'Q 3 J. A. Fawcett, Mathematics and Principal l Ohio Northern Ohio State University 1 Ada, Ohio Columbus, Ohio l B. S. QEd.J MA. . Roy J. Bumgarner, Supervisor of Vocal Music Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio B. S., MA. Sturgis Carbin, Commercial and Science Youngstovsm College Youngstown, Ohio A. B., Bus., Ad., B. S., Bus. Ed. Opal Casbourne, Mathematics Uunior High, Wooster College Kent Univ. Western Reserve Wooster, Ohio Kent, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Ralph S. Lanham, Superintendent Bridgewater College Ohio State Univ Bridgewater, Virginia Columbus, Ohio A. B. MA. Ruth Wisman, Dean of Girls and English Ohio Wesleyan Univ. Columbia Univ. Delaware, Ohio New York City, A. B. MA.