Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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We Dedicate This Book. T O one who in every act and word of mouth has left his impression upon this insti- tution . . . To one whose heart was ever young with the young, whose wealth of personality and friendliness was Freely bestowed upon all . . To one who has always been an integral part of the Harbor life and a source of dry humor on every occasion . . . To one who has been both friend and ad- viser tothe class of '51, MR. R. M. MEEHAN 3

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Contents DEDICATION AN N UAL STAFF FORE WARD ADMINISTRATION GRADUATES CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS 2

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Yearbook Staff ROW I: RAE HARMON, DONNA BAILEY, SHIRLEY BROWN, CAROLE JOHNSON, JOAN CABLE, BARBARA NIEMINEN, NANCY PALO, JEANNE ZALIMENI. ROW 2: MR. WALLACE MOORE, TIM MC DONEL, KENNETH BRACE, PHILIP PETERSON, FRANK CORNWELL, HOWARD WHITNEY, MR. W. F. BEHRENDT. NOT SHOWN: MISS RUTH WISMAN, JERRY SUSDORF, PAT SHERRY, CHARLES KOSKI. THIS DAY WE STEERED HER FROM THE PORT TOWARD OPEN SEA T HIS is the crew of the Mariner . Through hand copy, typed copy, art work, layout, arrangements, letters, and bills, the yearbook was their baby. Now it is yours and wel- come. It is the sincere hope of the staff that it will meet with your approval, for it was a long, hard grind to bring it to you. Publishing this yearbook required a procedure entirely different from any previous annual production at Harbor High School. There have been choices to make and decisions and always the problems of time and money to contend with. There are qualities in which this book are sadly lacking. In other matters careful thought has made it very satisfactory Note the woebegone expressions in the picture. Perhaps such scowling was caused by their long slavingsp and then, again, it might be the glare of the sun .... 4