Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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As it dawns upon you that this is the end - Commencement - you will have mingled feelings of Joy and regret, Joy that you have succeeded, regret that you must part with so many friendsg that you must enter a new environment of life. Graduation is not the end of study, it 1s really the beginning, Now you must not only study books, but you must intro- spect yourself, Now you must find your interests and abilities. Now you must decide what you wish to do, continue your education or start in some life occupa- tion, r Your success in life will continue to be based on the kind of report you receive, On the Report Card of Life you will be graded on your ability to think analytically and critically. Thinkers always plan the world's work, They chart the direction of progress or the woes of all generations, Analytical thinkers are willing to work hard themselves and they require others to do the same, You must develop attractive personality traits, those which are depend- able and regular if you are to have the ability to inspire confidence in others, Only to the degree that you can gain the confidence of your fellow- man will you succeed in gaining worthy recognition for yourself. As you enter this new realm of life, you will find a very competitive world, Others will be trying to gain from life the things you value most. You will find that you must be tolerant to the hostile action of groups who seek to use ruthless methods to achieve their ends. A most commendable trait that any human being can possess is the cour- age of conviction, We must not be so straitlaced in our thinking that we cannot think and act with others - to do this, we lose our influence, We must not be so compromising that we lack moral principles - to do this will take away all our purpose for living and render us useless to ourselves and those who need us, Good social tact and finesse will greatly aid you, even when you are in the minority. Finally, on the Report Card of Life you will be graded according to your faith - faith in things - faith in people, This faith will express 1t- self in your ability to resist fear. Companionship with others in the experiences of religious living will always bring you to the realization that the great achievements of this world exemplify the Golden Rule, We think you have made your contribution to the heritage of good educa- tion in our schools, As you leave us, we will miss you, We hope that we who remain are better because of our associations with you. The faculty, Board of Education, and I hope that you experience the Joys of a great Commencement, We wish you Godspeed as you leave us, I I You are approaching the climax of SUPT. RALPH S. LANHAM NHARBOR HYMNU Beside Lake Er1e's water blue Stands dear old Harbor High: Her friendliness, her spirit true, Her fame will never die, Harbor, dear Harbor High, Thy name we love! Send forth thy guiding light Reflected from above, Purple and gold shall be Colors of royalty. We pledge our loyalty, Harbor, to thee! A, H, Grender, 1941 '7 AS YOU TURN THE PAGES OF THIS YEARBOOK, A PART OF YOUR LIFE TURNS WITH THEM. WE HOPE THAT THIS MARINER WILL BE TO YOU A WAY OF RECALLING PLEASANT SCHOOL DAY MEMORIES. SENIORS, HERE IS YOUR YEARBOOK-- Front rowlleft. to rightl: Marilyn Louys, Martha Ellen John- son, Bonnie Lesperance, Gloria Hershberg, Roberta Hall, Lola Back lund, Pamela Bush. Back row: Fred Walsh, Dick Farrar, Jerry Rossum, Charles Yocum, David Heino. GEQXZD 11 IQ DIGHT EI D X XX ffflwx X :Li . 1 LJ, , . wgf- :Q ' AW. VV .Q V ffttiir - 91 . ,,, 'iV,.g..?:.w., . mf.. . - 'f . . ' X u 4 , :'1 B . F' . ' -'yy . S 9 rig' . ., ... M5 ...F . V' . . f 6 V '- , f ,- , . VV VVV. 'Q V ,lg 3' if - ,H 1 - mf - -U -paw , ., ,,r , x: .-Qfygsg 3 A ,H . 1 ,r- F- m n x . J - N -T .YA ,. ,1,'.'.. A 'T'-iw ' -., ' 1 .V 2,52 'X V . '-l , .V Eg 5 . . .ix z , . :T , V.,,. . Q A ?z. 'QQ A ' ff.. -P V, '-,, v Q 1 1. 41' V , ' 1, 4115.7 ' -Efrg5?fK v' 5 -1 !'l 1!:'.:-' TWH 'i'j-316 if 9' ,La '-U' '4 lb Q 1- , 'Tj -J . 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L' , ,4',:N..:?w-.-V., 1 ,ie-wr.. ..'-'-.!F.'.'- ?f'9 -' Q-1 , 'f -- -'A' 'TX' '. 1- ,a L f'1...f.,. -.-'wg H- ' 'R' .. 'f 4. .. ,I . A .'.-.Agn gk - '- - , . .,. A+.: ., - . A -' n... aww- ,- -r , ' 6 . ' ' ' .Hi v. 1 R wx' ,A gown! of Z ' PAUL E. HAKALA, PRESIDENT - Mr, Hakala was elected to the Board in November, l945 and started his first term on January 1, 1946, He was elected President of the Board at that time and has served as president since then. A gradu- ate of Harbor High School, Class of 1927, Mr, Hakala is now Assistant Recor- der of Ashtabula County, He is married to the former Clara Blood of Conneaut and they have three daughters, Sarah, Susan and Jean, The Hakalas live at 1316 W. 8th Street. JAMES G. LAIRD, VICE-PRESIDENT - Mr. C, W, Askew, President of the Harbor Board for 40 years, passed away in the summer of 1945. The Board members elected Mr. Laird to fill the unexpired term of Mr, Askew and in the fall of 1945 at the regular elections he was elected a full member and has been mem- ber and Vice-President since that time, He graduated from Harbor High in 1923, Mr. Laird is a partner in the J. G. Laird Lumber Company, He and Mrs. Laird have two children, Linda, now attending Oberlin College and Jim, attending Berkshire School in Massachusetts, The Lairds live at 2411 Walnut Blvd, DR, CARL G, PEARSON - Member of the Board since January, 1950, Dr, Pearson graduated from Ashtabula City High School in 1927. He is a dentist. Dr. and Mrs, Pearson live at 2520 Walnut Blvd, and have three children, John, Peter, and Betsy. HARRY G. BUONOMO - Member of the Board since January, 1952. Mr, Buonomo graduated from Harbor High School in 1935 - is owner of Lakeside Cleaners, The Buonomos live at 2676 Walnut Blvd, and have one son, Tommy. CHARLES D. POTTI - Member of the Board since January, 1952. Mr. Potti attended the Harbor Schools, but transferred to Fairport and graduated there in 1937. Mr. Pottl and his wife, who live at 615 Lake Avenue, have a son, David. He is a partner in the Potti Funeral Directors. ROBERT Z. KOSKI, CLERK OF THE BOARD - Mr. Koski was elected to the Board in November, 1945 and on January 15th took over the duties of Clerk of the Board, which position he has held continuously, Mr. Koski graduated from Harbor High School in 1925. He is married, and they have three children, Robert, now serving in Korea, Jane and Maryann. They live at 1632 W, 6th Street, His law practice is at 809 Lake Avenue, 1 . Q 74wW Mr, Raphel M, Meehan Mrs. Alma Tienvieri Miss Ruth L, wisman Dean of Boys Attendance Officer Dean of Girls Class Advisor lst rowfleft. to rightls Miss Joanne Hill, Miss Kay Alice Freet- ly, Miss June Steigerwald, Miss Ruth Wisman, Miss Francis Garbo. 2nd row: Mrs. Opal Gasbourne, Mrs. Marie Mattern, Mrs. Clara Alfords, Miss Adrienne Spahn, Mrs, Hella Lehtinen, Mrs. Ileta Eddy, Misa Edith Teeple, Mrs, Wilma Dreslinski. 3rd row: Mr. Lowell Lamb, Mr. Elmer Gray, Mr, Robert Sonnhal- ter, Mr, Harold Caylor, Mr. Norbert Soltys, Mr. Raphel Meehan, Mr. Ralph Lanham. 4th row: Mr. George Marek. Mr, John E, Maenpa, Mr. John Fawcett, Mr. Edmund Edmunds, Mr, Wilbert Willie, Mr. Frederick Kline. lv? NA' ' Eh' Qian hw big, ' .Q ps! V QL 'S S319 4.4-T if-iw-:f'5 . 1 .--HI'-' - fc . .NAV-1153 'A 1. .5Q:5g,1E:Q:f'i 0 ..-g121nf: ' 'if rif' - ' :'.f 'fL-1.-.'- , - ., 513' 7.55. . f. ,R-'JH2'E,1Z'5'A5.'Zi?2:':ggif1-,,,--A V ' ' 5' - : Q. W. ., ,.. W- V 'A ,. 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' ., ,Lf - r 1, 1 fn? x 'f K rf 4 -f x ,, I P L-Ms' .- w A Q L CLYDE EDWARD AICKIN GENERAL FOOTBALL COACH NACHESH uNature might stand up and say to all the world, 'This is a man,'n Pilot C1ub,4Cv1ce-presidentlg Stage manager, 3,43 Y-Canteen Counc1l,3,4g Junior Choir,lg Senior Choir,2,Bfvice-presidentJ,4Cpres1dentJ General Chorus,2,3g Basketball 1ntramura1s,1, 2,3,4g Track 1ntramura1s,1,2,5,43 Footba11,1, 2,3,4Ccapta1nlg Basketba1l,1. LOLA MARIE BACKLUND COLLEGE PREPARATORX ARTIST N LOLAII NShe is gentle and modest, retiring and good, She always behaves as a lady should,n Art C1ub,1,2,3g Sr. Girls G1ub,4: Latin C1ub,2g Sr, Y-Teen,2g Jr. Y-Teen,1g Junior Band,1g Band,l,2,3,4g Pep Band,4g Marching f Band,1,2,3,4g Orchestra,1g Junior Gho1r,1: Senior Cho1r,5,4g General Ghorus,5g Dance Band,l,4g Dramatic C1ub,4. Compliments of Turner's Pharmacy JANE LOUISE BRASKI COLLEGE PREPARATOR! PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORKER I! UI never dare act as funny as I can.u Sr. Girls Club,4CtreasurerD3 Latin C1ub,1 23 Sr. Y-Teen,1g Honor Soo1ety,3,4lpres1dentsg Jr. Band,lg Band,l,2,3 4CsergeantJg Basket- ball 1ntramurals,1,2,Sfcaptainl5 Marching Band,l,2,5,4g Volleyball 1ntramura1s,l,2,3: Bowl1ng,l3 Foul-shoot1ng,3g Class plays,2 KbookholderJ,4g Pep Band,2,3,4. PAMELA JANET BUSH COLLEGE PREPARATORY LIBRARIAN Nm!! nLove seldom haunts the breast where learning 11es.n Sr. Girls' Club,4g Spanish Glub,3,4lsecretaryJ5 French Club,l,23 Sr. Y-Teen,l,2g Girls'Glee Club,lg Basketball 1ntramura1s,2,45 Volleyball 1ntramura1s,1,4g G.A.A.,2. Compliments of Charles Potti, Funeral Director KATHLEEN LOIS BUTLER COLLEGE PREPARATOR! NURSE HPORHU NEver1ast1ng full of fung with a smile for everyone.n Sr, Girls Club 43 Jr. Y-Teen,1g Jr. Red Cross Counc11,1,2,3,1+lsecretaryl3 G.A,A.,15 Junior Ba.nd,15 Band,1,2,5,4g Marching Band,1,2,3,l+g Basketball 1ntramura1s,1,2,3,4g Volleyball 1ntramura1s,1,2,3,hg Bow11ng,1,2,4g Foul- BhO0t1I1g,3g Pep Band,l+, PAUL PHILLIP CARLO COLLEGE PREPARATORY DOCTOR nPITZn This is a man that r'evo1ts, Pilot C1ub,4g Y-Canteen Counc11,3,4g H1-Y,1: Jr. Band,1g Band,1g Marching Band,1g Senior Cho1r',4g Foot.ba11,1, 2, 3,43 Basketba.11,1, 2, 5, 43 Track,1,2,5,4g Class pres1dent,3: Class vice-pr'es1dent,l+, Compliments of The Painesville Coca-Cola. Bottling Company LINDA MAE DOXSIE C OI-IM ERC I AL Nwere silence gold I'd be a m1ll1ona1re.n Senior Girls C1ub,4g Senior Y-Teen,1g G.A.A., lgUmwrSmmL3A. HLINDAH DAVID ALLEN DEPUE COLLEGE PREPARATORX NAVY HBIG DAVEn HHe profits most who serves best.n Pilot C1ub,4g Movie operator,3,4g Jr. Red Cross Council,1,2,3,4g Jr. Band,lg Band,1, 2,3,45 Marching Band,l,2,3,4g Cho1r,5,4g General Chorus,l,2g Basketball intramurals, 15 Basketball,2,5,4g Track,l,2,3,4, TELEPHONE OPERATOR I Compliments of Carlisle-Allen Company RICHARD PAUL ESKELIN COLLEGE PREPARATORYH H DRAFTSMAN DICK . nNature's own nobleman, friendly and frank,n Pilot Club,4g French Club,1,2g Football,1,5g Public address operator,3,4. I LORETTA JEANNE EYAJAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY BUYER FOR DEPT. STORE ULORETSH Nwith quick and lively step, Here she comes full of pepg Ever eager to share To do and to dare,' Sr. Girls' C1ub,43 Spanish Glub,2g G,A.A,, 2,3,4g Usher Squad,5,4g Y-Canteen Council, 3,4g Jr. Band,l: Band,1,2,3,4g Marching Band,1,2,3,4g General Chorus,l,2,3g Basket ball 1ntramura1s,1,23 Volleyball intra- murals,l,2,3. Co pliments of ,Bartley Motor Sales sUsed Cars, Pure 011 Products Rant.a1a's Marker., 15480 w, new sz., Phone 49-458 RICHARD GUY FARRAR COLLEGE PREPARATORI DICK NA little exaggeration calls for less explanat1on,n Pilot Club,4g Movie operator,1,2,3g Mariner staff,2,3,4g Y-Canteen Counc1l,3,4g Track, 3,43 Track 1ntramura1s,2,3,4g Yearbook staff,4Csports editorl. HARRY EDWARD GREEN COLLEGE PREPARATORY ORTHODONTIST ll HAR!! uHe loved to joke, he loved to tease: His clever remarks always managed to please! Pilot Club,bfsecretary-treasurer!3 Y-Canteen Counc1l,3,4g Jr. Band,l: Band,1,2g Marching Band,l,2g Cho1r,3,4g Basketball intramurals, 1,2. Compliments of Harbor Theater - Smm Grippe FRANKLIN KNIGHT GREGORY COLLEGE PREPARATORX PRO BASEBALL PLAYER ll DUKE!! uBetter men than I may have lived, but I don't believe 1t.n Pilot Club,4g Sr, Drmnatics Club,4g Latin Club,2Kvlce-presidentlg Movie operator,l, 2,3,4g Jr. Red Cross Counc1l,l,2,3,4g Mariner Staff,l,2g Camera Club,1,2g Y-Canteen Council 5,4Cpres1dentDg H1-Y,23 Thesp1ans,4g Foot- ball,2,3,4g Basketball,2,3,4g Track,l,2,3,4g Class plays,2,3g Class vice-pres1dent,3. ROBERTA ELIZABETH HALL COLLEGE PREPARATORY HBOBBIEH Hwith thy pretty face, thy beauty thou Couldst not hide Thy capers and thy words To make us laugh until we cried.N Sr. Girls' Club,4fpresidentJg Sr. Dramatics Club,4g Latin Club,2Cprogram chairmanbg French Club,3g G.A.A.,2,5,4Kpres1dentDg Usher Squad,3,4g Y-Canteen Counc11,5 43 National Honor Soc1ety,3,4CtreasurerS3 Thesp1ans,4g General Chorus,3g Basketball 1ntramurals,3,4g Volleyball 1ntramurals,3,4 Cheerleader,3,4g Class plays,2,3,4g Pent- house secretary,4g Homecoming queen,4, Compliments of North End Appliance and T,V. Center-Ed Laatu THOMAS JOSEPH HASSETT GENERAL ll N nAs merry as the day is long And never a thing to bother me.n Pilot C1ub,4g Mariner Staff,1,2,4g Foot- ba11,1,2,3,4g Basketball 1ntramura1s,1,2,3, 4g Volleyball 1ntramura1s,1,2,3,4g Track 1ntramura1a,1,2,5,4g Track,1,2,3,4, JACOB DAVID HEINO COLLEGE PREPARATORY , Il D ll nIt's quality not quantity that counts,n Art C1ub,1g Pilot C1ub,4g Sr. Dramatics C1ub,4Kv1ce-presidentlg Movie operator, 1,2,3,4g Camera C1ub,1,2g Hi-Y,1g Senior Gho1r,3,4g Thespians 43 General Chorus,23 Footba11,3Cmanager7,Lg Class p1ays,2,5,4. Compliments of The Marine Saving Bank Company GLORIA ANN HERSHBERG COLLEGE PREPARATORY FASHION SCO-ORDI NATOR L L GLORI ' uShe is one of our few artists And a cheerful and good compan1on,u Sr. Girls' C1ub,4g Nat'1 Honor Soc1ety,4g Nat'l Thesp1ans,5,4Csecretaryl3 Nat'l Quill and Scro1l,bg Usher Squad,3,4Kt1cket reser- vationsjg Mariner Staff,3,4Ced1tor-in-chiefi5 Yearbook Staff,4Qco-editorlg Sr. Y-Teens,lg Spanish G1ub,llsecretaryJg French Club,3,4g Senior Cho1r,bg Art Club,1g Bowling intra- murals,4g Basketball intramurals,1g Volley- ball 1ntramurals,lg Y-Canteen Counc1l,3,4g Penthouse Counc1l,3,4g General Ghorus,3g Jr. Trio Accompan1st,3g Senior Quartet Accompan- 1st,3g Homecoming Court,4g Class play,3. RONALD LEE JARVELA COLLEGE PREPARATORY SECOND LIEUTENANT IIJAHVII HI am not one of those who do not believe in love at first sight, but I believe in taking a second 1ook,u Pilot Glub,4g Movie operator,l,2,3,4g French C1ub,2,3g Thesp1ans,3,4g Senior Cho1r,4g General Chorus,1,2g Basketball intramurals,1,2,3g Track intramurals,2,3,4g Footba1l,2,3,4g Track,3g Class plays,2,3,4g Glass Pres1dent,2. i N Compliments of Hershberg Products Company MARTHA ELLEN JOHNSON COLLEGE PREPARATORY TEACHER IIMATTI Il nwhat is worth doing is worth doing we1l.n Sr. Girls' Club,4Cv1ce-presidentlg S anish C1ub,l,2g Latin Club,3Csecond consulg hffirst consullg G.A.A.,3CsecretaryD,Lg Usher Squad,3,4g Mariner Staff,43 Y-Canteen Counc11,3,4CsecretaryJg Cho1r,2,3,4Ksecre- tarylg General Chorus,2,3g Basketball in- tramurals,1,2 3 45 Volleyball intramurals, l,2,3Ccapta1n5 Lg Junior Tr1o,33 Senior Girls' Sextet,Lg Cheer1eader,3,43 Homecom- ing Court,4, PERRY GUSTAV JOHNSON COLLEGE PREPARATORY ENGINEER PERRY nMan delights me not, nor woman e1ther.u Pilot C1ub,4g Spanish C1ub,4. Compliments of Frank Napp1's Self Serve Market, West llth St. WARD LEHTINEN JOHNSON COLLEGE PREPARATORX ENGINEER NBUTCHU nHe was the mildest manner'd man.n Pilot Club,4g Latin Club,2: Thes 1ans,3,4g Jr. Band,lg Band,l,2,5,4CcaptainY3 Pep Band,3,4g Marching Band,l,2,3,4g Track,3,4g f Class plays,5fbookholderl,4g Basketball 5 manager,5,4g Track manager,2. Mfg ,AWA F ot, J V , ffi, ROSEMARX ANN KONDAS GENERAL SECRETARY HROSIEH NShe never troubles trouble Until trouble troubles her.H Art Club,l,2,5g Sr. Girls' Club,4g Senior Dramatlcs Club,4g Sr, Y-Teens,lg G,A,A,,4g Usher Squad,3,4g Y-Canteen Couno1l,5,4g Thesp1ans,3,bg Jr. Cho1r,13 Girls' Glee Club,l,2g Senior Cho1r,2,3,4g General Volleyball intramurals,l,2,3g Class plays, 3,43 Jr. Girls' Tr1o,3g Sr, Girls' Sextet, Compliments of Tnompson's 54 to 31.00 Store Chorus,l,2,5g Basketball 1ntramurals,l,2,3g 4 E NORMA HAZEL KRANS COLLEGE PREPARATORY NURSE HNUMBIEU nNor ever faltered in your work Nor ever failed a fr1end,u Sr. Girls' Club,4CsecretaryJg Spanish Club, 5isecretaryJ,4g Latin C1ub,lCv1ce-presidentl 2Cv1ce-presidentlg Sr. Y-Teen,l,23 Usher Squad,3,4g Y-Canteen Counc1l,3,4g National Honor Society,3,4lv1ce-president!5 Senior Cho1r,2,3,4Kl1brar1anJg General chorus,1,23 Basketball 1ntramura1s,l,2,3,4g Cheerleader, l,2,3,4g Volleyball 1ntramurals,l,2,3,4g Sr. Gir1s Sextet,4g Homecoming Court,4, , CARL JOHN LACKSON COLLEGE PREPARATORX PHARMACIST IICARI-.ll nOne cannot always be a hero But one can always be a man.n Art C1ub,lg Pilot C1ub,4g Sr, Dramatic Club, 43 French Club,l,2g Thesp1ans,3,4Cv1ce- presidentl' Jr. Band,1g Band,lCcorporall, QisergeantS,3il1eutenantD,4g Marching Band, l,2,5,4g Footba1l,lg Basketball manager,4g Track manager,2g Class plays,2,3,4. Compliments of Don Farrone, Representative of Sun Life Assurance Co. CAROL JEAN LACKBON COLLEGE Pssmrmroay PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER CAROL ll ll She smiled on many just for fun, Sr. Girls Club,4g Spanish C1ub,1,2Csecre- tarylg Jr. Y-Teen,13 G,A.A.,1,2,3Ktreasur- erD,4g Usher Squad,3 43 Mariner Staff,43 Y-Canteen Council,3,Lg Thesp1ans,3,4Kpres- identlg Jr. Band,l: B8nd,1,2,3,4g Marching Band,1,2,5KsergeantJ,4C11eutenantD3 General Chorus,3g Basketball 1ntramura1s,l,2,3,4g Band MaJorette,l,2g Drum MaJor,3,4g Class p1ays,2,3,4g Volleyball 1ntramurals,l,2,3, 45 Cheerleader,5g Penthouse vice-president 3g Class secretary,2g Nat'l Honor Soc1ety,L, 761 Afifjj NEDRA ADELLE LANHAM ' . COLLEGE PREPARATORY SOCIAL WORKER HNEDRAII nBe silent and safe- Silence never betrays you,n Sr, Girls Club ll-3 Sr. Dramatics C1ub,l4-3 French Club,3,L3 Sr. Y-Teen l,2,3g Usher Squad,3,4g Mariner Staff,3,Lg Y-Canteen Counc1l,3,4g Senior Cho1r,2,3,4g General Chorus,1g Class plays,3,4Cstudent directorl. Compliments of Lake Avenue Beauty Shop - Harbor Isaly's 1 V ELIZABETH ANN LEHTINEN GENERAL SECRETARY IUBETSYII uThe light that lies, In this woman's eyes.n Sr. Girls' C1ub,4g Jr, Y-Teens,lg Usher Squad,4g Jr. Band,1g Band,1,2g Marching Band,l,2g Senior Cho1r,3,4g Basketball 1ntramurals,1g Volleyball 1ntramurals,l3 Bowl1ng,1,2. BONITA JOY LESPERANCE COLLEGE PREPARATOR! DENTAL H GENIST HBONNIEH uBeauty is its own excuse for be1ng,n Sr. Girls' C1ub,4g Sr. Dramatics Club,4 ltreasurerl' Spanish C1ub,1,2g French Club, Bfsecretarys 45 Usher Squad,3,43 Mariner Staff,l,2,3,Lg Y-Canteen Counc11,3,4g Senior Cho1r,4g General Chorus,l,2,3g Volleyball 1ntramurals,4g Cheerleader,2,33 Basketball 1ntramurals,4g Yearbook staff,4. Compliments of Vinton N, Herron nOur Portraits Have That Speaking L1keness.n MARILYN JOAN LOUYS GENERAL NURSE MI -MI N nl might be better if I would, But 1t's awfully lonesome being good,N Sr. Girls' C1ub,4g Sr. Dramatics Club,2,3, as Sr, Y-Teens,2,3g Jr, Y-Teens,lg Usher Squad,2,3,4g Mariner Staff,3,4g Yearbook Staff,4Cco-editorlg Y-Canteen Council,3,4g Thesp1ans,3,4CtreasurerD3 Girls' Glee Club, 23 Senior Cho1r,3,4g General Chorus,2g Class plays 2,3,4g Prince of Peace Contest,3Kf1rst place5g Y-Teen City Counc11,3g Penthouse Counc11,4: Library ass1stant,2,3,4. LOIS CARROLL MATHA COLLEGE PREPARATORX HEIEMENTARX TEACHER LOIS UThe world's no better if we worry Life no longer if we worry.n Art C1ub,l,2,3,4g Sr. Girls' C1ub,4g French Club,1,2g Sr, Y-Teen,2,3g Jr. Y-Teen,l Ctreasurerlg G,A.A.,1,2,3,4g Usher Squad,3, 43 Thesp1ans,3,43 Jr, Band,lg Band,l,2 5,llg nance Ba.nd,2,3,4g Mar-cnmg Band,l,2,5,l+g Girls' Glee Club,1,2g Senior Cho1r,2,3,4g General Chorus,1,2,3g Basketball intra- murals,l,2,5,4g Volleyball 1ntramurals,l,2, 3,43 Cheer1eader,2g Class plays,2,3,4g Pep Band,3,4g Sr. Girls' Sextet,4g Mariner Scout,2,4, Compliments of The Lakeway - Ro11er's Shoe Store LOUISE VIRGINIA MICHELSON GENERAL NURSE IILULUII nBorn with a gift of laughter.n Sr. Girls' Club,hg G, Squad,3,4g Y-Canteen R Glee Club,lg General 1ntramura1s,l,2,3,4g i,2,3,4g Cheerleader A.A.,l,2,3 43 Usher Counc1l,3,Lg Girls' Chorus,3,2g Basketball Volleyball intramurals ,3,4g Homecoming Court, SHIRLEY LOU NORRIS GENERAL AND COMMERCIAL SECRETARY NSQUIRRELYN nShe beautifully sang and constantly smiled And many an audience her voice begu1led,n Art Club,l 23 Sr. Girls' Club,4g Sr. Drama- tics Club,Zlg French Club,l,2g sr. Y-Teen 2g Jr, Y-Teen lg G.A.A.,2,4g Usher Squad,3,Lg Thesp1a.ns,'4g Girls' Glee Club,l,2g Senior Cho1r,3,43 General Chorus,2,3S Basketball intramurals, 23 Volleyball lntramurals , 1, 2, 33 Class play,Mbookholder55 Sr. Girls' Sextet,h, Best wishes to the Graduating Class of 1953 The Fashion CAROLE JUMARIE RENNICK COLLEGE PREPARATORY NURSE HRENNICKBELLEH HA kind heart is a fountain of gladness making everything in its vicinity freshen into smilee.u Sr. Girls' Club,bg Sr, Dramatics Club,4g Y-Canteen Counc1l,3,4g Thesp1ans,5,4g Jr, Cho1r,1,2,3g Girls' Glee Club,5,4g Senior Cho1r,2,3,4g General Chorus,l,2g Volleyball 1ntramurals,2,3: Bow11ng,1,2g Class p1ay,3g Class secretary,3,4, HERMAN ARTHUR RITONEN GENERAL MECHANICAL ENGINEER IIHWPAII nwithout music life would be a m1stake,N Pilot Club,4g Thesp1ans,3,4g Jr. Band,lg Band,1,2,3g Marching Band,2g Football,l,2g Class p1ays,3,4. Compliments of Bob Rice and Bob Stapleton's Harbor Mobil Service GERALD JOSEPH ROSSUM COLLEGE PREPARATORY TEACHER ll JERYII All wit and wisdom within me lies, when I am around all dullnees dies, Pilot C1ub,l+fpr-esidentlg Senior Cho1r,l+, RICHARD CARLSON SIEVINEN comms PREPARATORY PHYSIOTHERAPIST DICK I love not work less, but pleasure more, Art C1ub,lsg Pilot C1ub,4g Stage mana.ger,1: Y-Canteen Counc11,3,l+g H1-Y,1g Footba.11,1: Ba.sketba11,1,2,3,4g Track,1,2,4. Compliments of Twentieth Century Foods-Leo and Sam Eya.,1a.n MARILYN JUNE SORICE GENERAL MARILYN nShe wins the wonder of the world with a smile from her bright eyes.n Sr, Girls' C1ub,hg Sr. Y-Teen,2 33 Mariner Staff,3,4g Y-Canteen Counc1l,3,Lg General Chorus,3g Basketball 1ntra.mura1s,1g Volley- ball 1ntra.mura1s,1g Bowl1ng,2g Art C1ub,3, EIMUND FREDERICK WALSH COLLEGE PREPARATOH ARCHITECT NKNOBBYN nHappy am I-- Frcnn care I'm fr-eel Pilot C1ub,4g Y-Canteen Gounc11,l+, Compliments of Knuti1a.'s Flower Shop - Heath and Wood THOMAS JOHN WHITE GENERAL SPORTS WRITER WI-!IZZER He answers puzzling questions that Make us sit and wonder.n Pilot C1ub,4g Movie operator,35 Senior Choir,4g Basketball 1ntramurals,4g Track intramura1s,3,4g Footbal1,3,4g Track,3,4. CHARLES ADAM YOCUM COLLEGE PREPARATORY ENGINEER ll il nBra1ns, sense, and good looks: what more could a man ask-for?' Pilot C1ub,4g Latin C1ub,2g Movie operator, 3,4g Hi-Y,1g Honor Soc1ety,4g Football 4 Basketbal1,1,2,3,43 Class pres1dent,1, Ccmpliments of Bel1's Clothes-Phone 33-480 - M1ntz's Restaurant-Main Avenue aszkf. Just a moment ------ the old crystal ball is nearly all shined up in preparation for its annual delving into the past, Theref It's beginning to clear and as the mist fades away, we can visualize a typical September day back in 1939 when fourteen of the present seniors, wide-eyed with anticipation of their first contact with education, entered Miss T1lton's kindergarten class at the Washington Building. A1- though a little frightened at first, Shirley Norris, Pamela Bush, Clyde Alckin, Gloria Hershberg, Carol Lackson, Carl Lackson, ward Johnson, Jane Braski, Norma Krans, Dick Sievlnen, Carole Rennick, Rosemary Kondas, Martha Ellen Johnson, and David Depue soon were right at home with the rabbits, white mice, Ramsey the turtle, the trapeze, the naps, and ------ the other children, The days passed quickly and soon we were big first graders and Perry Johnson, Ronnie Jarvela, and Herman Ritonen had joined the Class of '53, Those were the days when we began to learn to read, looked forward to the much longed for quarter-holidays and cavorted on the stage in the operetta nSpr1ng Glown as Merry Bees and Little Rain Drops. Kathleen Butler was the nnew girln in second grade and she was just in time to play first triangle in the circus band for HThe Spring Circusn, Before we knew it, we were third-graders and Lola Backlund and Charles Yocum had Joined the ranks, Ah, yes, 1943, It was just a decade ago that we worked long and hard on a life-size paper mache polar bear under the able supervision of Miss Edna Johnson. Clyde Aickin and David Depue were fish- ermen in the operetta HSeasons of Happ1ness,n and the current rage was to be a member of a Play Mate Club, Fourth grade passed quickly and we were fifth graders before we knew it. The new additions were Louise Michelson, Harry Green, Linda Doxsie, and Loretta Eyajan, who fascinated all the boys with her long, dark curls. At last our great moment arrived and we became sixth graders. The long awaited for privileges of singing nSilent Nightn at the Christmas pro- gram and doing the Maypole dance on May Day were ours, Lois Matha and Duke Gregory increased our class by two. Martha Ellen Johnson and Pamela Bush portrayed Wimble and Nlmble in nThe Magic Christmas Belln and Harry Green gave his rendition of Hwhite Chr1stmas', After bidding grade school adleu, we stood on the threshold of our first year of Junior high, Betsy Lehtinen, Dick Farrar, and Dick Eskelln were the nnew kidsu this year. Seventh grade ------ first open house, new clubs to Join and Dr, Wenner's immortal WOle Sjarsonn were the highlights, Bonnie Lesperance and Paul Carlo became Harborites in eighth grade, This was the year that we dutifully studied pictures of Mrs, Casbourne's chickensnset up around the blackboard and heckled Nthose little seventh graders. 1949 came and the title of nfreshmenu was bestowed upon us. Nedra Lanham, Tom White, Rosemary Kondas, Tom Hassett and David Heino were the newcomers. Now we were in high schoolf Marilyn Louys, Roberta Hall, and Fred Walsh came from near and far to become part of the class of '53. We had really narrivedfn Besides being allowed to sit in the balcony during as- sembly, we also had our first class play and cheered on our classmates who were playing for the first time in high school sports. Before we knew it, we, the juniors, were in rehearsal for our class play nRoom For One Moren with Marilyn Louys playing the lead, Jerry Rossum Joined the class and we were continually busy with such things as the Gar- nival and the Junior-Senior Prom. An especially ncherlshedn experience was the annual Pilot Club initiation. Seniorsf The great day has come, Now, as we leave these hallowed halls, we will brush a tear from the corner of our eyes as we recall mem- ories both happy and sad. May the years to come be as pleasant as those we have passed and may the friends made here never be forgotten, Gloria Hershberg 'WAY BACK IN 1940 lst rowileft to rlghtbz Shirley Norris, Ward Johnson, Jerry Randolph, Carol Lackson, Ruth McDonald, Florence Duff, William Buonomo, 2nd row: Miss Harriet Tilton, Carl Lackson, Johnny weigren, Clyde Aickin, Ronald Cain, John Riddell, Jim Digney, Gerald Richardson, Rosemary Kondas. 3rd row: Katrine Aho, Ronnie Perkins, David Depue, Carole Rennick. Jackie Anderson. Marian Lillva- Miss A1na Kank1nnn lst rowfleft to rightlz Celeste Burnett, Ward Johnson, Carol Lackson, George Heiskanen, Ellen Pulkklnen, Carl Lackson, Shirley Norris. 2nd row: Joann Luoma, Dick Sievinen, Jim Paulino, Gerald Rossum, Harry Green, Gloria Hershberg, Francis McGrath, Bob Peura Ronald Maenpa. 3rd row: Miss Harriet Tilton, David Trident, John Bernardo, Nonma Krans, Bobby Miller, Jane Braski, John Riddell, Jerry Randolph, Florence Duff. F, Z We, the Class of 1954, do this day take pen and ink in hand and proph- esy what will become of our schoolmates, the Glass of 1953, within the en- suing ten years. In the year 1963 we expect to see the following: Clyde Aickln is now a famous women's hair stylist. He specializes in redheads. Gloria Hershberg and Paul Carlo are now great inventors, Their most recent invention is a baby crib that will automatically feed, rock and burp- little babies, An original book has just been published entitled MeL Myself and LL the Congueror. It was written, edited and published by the one and only Duke Gregory. Martha Ellen Johnson, now an accomplished nightclub singer, is appear- ing nightly in the Harbor Hotel, Hthe hotel with a background.n Bonnie Lesperance has recently graduated from the Ohio State School of Dentistry. She has taken on a very useful assistant, Harry uChlorophyllH Green. Besides being a dentist, Bonnie has three toothy children, NChloro- phylln Green is granted penmission to care for Wisdom, Eye and Molar during Bonn1e's office hours. Rosemary Kondas has finally invented a way to make cows contented in 3 easy lessons. Tom Hassett joined the Navy, but it was soon found out that his talents lay elsewhere, He was transfered to the waves and now is doing a fine Job as Inspection Officer. David Depue, a distinguished scientist, is now gaining great fame in Africa as the inventor of a sleeping pill that ls guaranteed to put asleep everything but plants. A prominent citizen of the U,S. is Miss Nedra Lanham. When last heard from, Nedra was campaigning enthusiastically for Gerald Rossum, who is the presidential candidate on the Prohlbitionlst ticket, If and when Jerry wins, we shall no longer have intoxicating beverages pouring from our public coke machines, The new Mrs. America of 1963 is our own Louise Michelson, A very stri- king photo of her appeared in nL1feH which pictured Lulu perched on a wash- ing machine singing HThe Wash Wash Blues,N Carole Rennick may be found in a hot spot downtown playing trumpet for Perry Johnson's trio which also features Fred Walsh on the wash tubs. This trio travels under the professional name of the Hook, Line and Sinker Trio. Ward Johnson is now known as the great Johnsonowski and is directing his own symphony orchestra in Carnegie Hall. Just think, all of this dates back to the days when Ward was captain of our own Harbor Band! Now on display every Wednesday night on TV are the talents of Marilyn Sorice, Marilyn is a professional tumbler and believe me, she really can tumble. Tom White has won his fame as a sports writer. His yearly articles appear in the Jefferson Gazette under the heading Uwe Know It All, So Shut P. Dick Farrar, now a teacher at Harbor, has taken the place of dear Mr. Edmunds and is following close in his footsteps. Another member of the fac- ulty, Dick Sievinen, is teaching drivers' training, Dick likes his Job, but is having a rough time with these new jet propelled cars. One of our most unusual cases is that of Charles Yocum. uChuckn is currently dancing the lead in the ballet nThe Dying Swann at the Harbor Palace. David Helno has made a name for himself as a television actor. Dave is featured as the NBad Mann on the local station, O,I,C,U, Dick Eskelin is still waiting for his lady fair. Five years ago she Joined the wacs and Dick promised to walt for her, He's still waiting. Lola Backlund has won nationwide renown as a soapbox derby racer. And to think that she builds all her racers with her own two hands. Carol Lackson is teaching dancing to children under three years of age. She is doing a fine job. CClass Prophecy con'tD The Dean at Gannon College for boys in Eire is Roberta Hall. She also teaches a few courses not listed in the curriculum. Have you ever heard the advertisement for Rival Dog Food? Norma Krans makes good use of her talents by supplying the Hwoof, woofn for the commer- cial. Henman Ritonen has developed a fine style and has become a great singen If you can remember the Johnny Ray we had back in 1953, you have a good idea of what Henman sounds like, A new sextet is to replace Martha Ellen at the Harbor Hotel next week, It consists of Lois Matha, Loretta Eyajan, Linda Doxsie, Kathleen Butler, Pamela Bush, and Jane Braski, These girls form the only sextet in the world that when singing sounds like an orchestra, choir and trombone all at one time. Carl Lackson is playing short stop for the Cleveland Indians. You probably haven't heard much about him, but give him time, Another author in our midst is Ronald Jarvela. Ronnie recently wrote a book based on how to keep young wives happy and contented. Marilyn Louys is head football coach at Ashtabula High, We don't con- sider Marilyn a traitor because during the four years that Marilyn has been coaching, Harbor has beaten Bula by horrible scores, Head tester in the local pickle factory is Shirley Norris, Shirley is making rapid advancements for her fine work in counting warts, She always lives up to the factory motto, HNever less than 16 warts to a p1ckle,H I t 1 the e d of her Betsy Lehtinen is still trying to tenth year as a Senior. Believe it or More power to you, Betsyf So ends our prophecy and with our future seniors of Harbor High, bid you graduate af er near ng n not, she only needs 67 more points, blessings and good wishes, we, the adieu, The Class of 1954 CMill1e Savericel we, the graduating Seniors of 1953, Harbor High School, city of Ashta- bula, county of Ashtabula, state of Ohio, United States of America, being in sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament. Item I - To the teachers we leave the Juniors to do with as they see fit. We hope that they will prove themselves as worldly wise as we, the present Seniors. Item II - To Mr, Meehan we leave our gratitude, thanks, and the solemn quietness, by our absence from morning richly deserves. and afternoon checking, which he so Item III - Last but not least to Mr. Lanham we leave a nSherlock Holmes' Little Dandy Detective Setn with which to carry on his super sleuth- ing in the hallowed halls of Harbor and also a pair of roller skates which will help him to patrol the new building next door. Clyde Aickin - His can opener and shyness to Shirley Niemi. car keys to Janice Buzzard and his Roberta Hall - Her fondness for carrots to Gary Russell and her flaming red hair to Millie Saverice, Dick Sievinen - To Peter Dodge goes his npulln with Elmer Gra and his Y wierd hats go to Ray Petros. Carol Lackson - Her baton twirllng ability to Ed Schleiper and her nickname nL1ttle Coonn to Dick Perskari. Fred Walsh - His artistic ability the shoe shop to Shirley Kapsas. to Jackie Rennick and his place in Louise Michelson - Her daily rides to school with Jack to Wilma Wagner and her brown suede shoes to Tom Watts. Carl Lackson - His part interest in the car to Judy Gregory and his managing ability to Keith Lair. KLast will and Testament-con'tD Martha Ellen Johnson - Her knitting needles and ball of yarn to Ronnie Engel and her stumbling and falling ability to Donna Davidson. Dick Farrar - To Marian Lundi goes his tall tale telling ability and to Frank Daniels go his frequent trips to Erie, Marilyn Louys - Her nllttle roomn to Barbara Kerlns and her memorizing ability to Jean Fisher. Jerry Rossum - His strong will power to Audrey Hopkins and his part in the Brenda and Cobina skit to Charles Anderson. Betsy Lehtlnen - To Bob Pakkala goes her quietness and her secretarial knowledge to Dick Williams. Duke Gregory - To Jim Shaughnessy goes his sharp chartreuss convertible and his fondness for Junior high girls to Carl Simmons, Rosemary Kondas - Her walking shoes to Carol Rossum and her fondness for graduated boys to Susan Endelman. Harry Green - His boxing bag to Jack Maenpa and to Linda Backlund goes his likeness for Philip Morris. Marilyn Sorice - Her job at Jackson's to Jeannine DeNoble and her seat in American Government class to Barbara white. Ward Johnson - His long walk to school in the morning and his way with women to David Kotila. Linda Doxsie - Her concern for other people and her emotions to Shirley Sidbeck, Charles Yocum - To Allen Nieminen goes his brains and to Bob D1Donato he leaves his spot at the girls' entrance in the afternoon. Pamela Bush - Her looks of admiration toward a sophmore boy and the key to the bookroom to Mary Stevens. David Heino - His car designing ability to Eleanore Fuller and his frequent calls to Fairport to Roberta Vacchelll. Loretta Eyajan - Her curly hair and her fondness for a Sears Roebuck employee to Shirley Noble, Paul Carlo - His temper to cousin Jack Pfetsch and his nickname UP1tzn and love of the Italians to Bob Peura. Bonnie Lesperance - Her throwing ability and free dental surgery to Kathryn Hakala. Jim Digney - His sharp clothes and his halrcutting ability to Donna Wood, Gloria Hershberg - Her basement for working on next year's yearbook and her editing ability to Shirley Carle. Dick Eskelin - His knowledge of English and his spot in the poolroom 8th period to Ronnie Candela. Lola Backlund - Her flute and her daintiness to Betty Sneary. Perry Johnson - To John Riddell go his grade on the Annapolis test and his job at Nelson's. Carole Rennick - To Janice Kusick go her baby sitting trip south and her choir robe, Herman Ritonen - His hot rod motorcycle and his want of attention to Jackie Billhardt. Shirley Norris - Her acting ability and her tardy makeups to Janice Balog. Jane Braski - Her musical talent and'always make you laugh'ab1l1ty to Barbara Kellogg. Ronnie Jarvela - His talkativeness and his Romeo attacks to John Kanne. Kathleen Butler - To Mariel Herlevi goes her french horn and to Barbara Lehman she leaves her love of the Irish. Tom White - His barbells and his friendliness with Mr. Edmunds to Delores Zalimeni. Norma Krans - Her cheerleading outfit and her fondness for younger boys to Nancy Beswick, Nedra Lanham - Her athletic ability and her crib notes to Dave Kuivinen Dave Depue - About 5U of his height to Joe R111 for next year's basket- ball team, and his French traits to Elona Ruohonen. Lois Matha - To Audrey Haapala go all her tubes of lipstick and her younger sister to do with as she sees fit. Tom Hassett - His ducktalls and high jumping ability to Jack Pfetsch. 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'-'. a b Y .A X, . , I .Z ,.. ,,..,y President - David Kotila Vice President - Bob Peura Secretary-Treasurer - Millie Saverice Advisor - Mr. Harold E, Caylor lst rowlleft to rightb: Janice Buzzard, Shirley Noble, Do- lores Zalimeni, David Kotila, Millie Saverice, Bob Peura, Donna Wood, Mariel Herlevi, Shirley Kapsas, Janice Kusick, 2nd row: Mary Elizabeth Stevens, Kathryn Hakala, Jeannine DeNoble, Jackie Rennlck, Roberta Vacchelli, Eleanore Fuller, Wilma Wagner, Judy Gregory, Susan Endelmann, Mr. Harold Caylor. 5rd row: Gary Russell, Carol Rossum, Barbara Lehman, Jackie Billhardt, Jean Fisher, Shirley Sldbeck, Elona Ruohonen, Mar- ian Lundi, Audrey Hopkins, Shirley Carle, Frank Daniels, Thomas Watts, hth row: David Kulvinen, Ray Petros, Audrey Haapala, Bar- bara Kelloqg, Nancy Beswick, Janice Balog, Donna Davidson, Bar- bara White, Linda Backlund, Betty Sneary, Barbara Kerins, Char- les Anderson, Joe Hill, Edward Schlieper. 5th row: Jack Pfetsch, John Kanne, Keith Lair, Carl Simmons Ronald Engel, Bob D1Donato, Allen Nieminen, Bob Pakkala, John Riddel, Bob Perskari, Jim Shaughnessy, Ronnie Candela, Dick Wil- liams, Jack Maenpa. Not shown: Peter Dodge, Shirley Niemi, Irene Beaver, Andra Livingston, Janet Viall. 029 P30 ,,,, . Q 'Qmm' M. . 4 v nm. 4 A X. 41- ' 1 A ,ig -,- 4 1, 'fi Q.1.Q?NX2i'y1qTQ. 24 2' - T if SW K bln 4 . sh May? f' s ,f eu ,A xx 1 4 1 if 5 'hw 6, K 1' Q , . , V . , Lil - ... i t A .,..., . M Q ,Q U ,. A, , , ' - 3 J. 4 3 s N? .,.-- ' 3 5 S 4 765 f - i 3 ---' Q 1 5 xr 7 ' I f g 'KJ gy K f . JL! L X .' U50 'G' 2 ' Nz JY, m X XL. 'ix .1 ..-.z::HtgE:3j.?' X gi ' A : -A ' XI , I ,. '1 .1 1 W --- E X ,-ff' - - X f p ....... X h, f!2::fxW w1lfE5 'LX E- XX Qi -5. wnf A?WEEifFE?:: :5fL5i5?EJf91l 2 Hi , mnw. 5.i:Ilil:'1l . me E E E Q Q 'E If PE 5 -2 1 lst rowileft to rightb: Kathleen Beckwith, Victoria Kinnunen, Deanne Floor, Donna McCormick, Marguerite Hall, Bonnie Perskari, Janet Laatu, Celeste Rinto, Eva Parnell, Barbara Ralph. 2nd row: Connie Cafaro, Susan Hartman, Diana Laird, Linda Johnson, Joann Carle, Allene Pier, Joan Jeffers, Pat Matha, Kath- erine Doxsie, Judy Lamb, Mary Ann Gustafson. 3rd row: Janet Mlllberg, Joanne Koski, Mryna Christensen, Kathleen Lackson, Betty Conklin, Lorene Johnson, Karen Haapala, Bernadette Santill, Frieda Brunell, Lois Lehtinen, Ath row: Rita McGranahan, Jane Koski, Barbara Phillips, Bette Mackey, Elaine Lehtinen, Eleanor Lehtinen, Marvis Esko, Betty Pananen, Juanita Schick, Mr. Lowell Lamb. lst rowileft to rightlz Stanley Giddings, Bill Smith, James Atzemis, Tim Behrendt, Jim Myers, Robert Cronquist, Helmer Krans. 2nd row: George Johnson, Jack Ziegler, Jack Lundl, Ernest Hewins, William Stegall, william Nieminen, Mr. Lowell Lamb, 3rd row: Albert Johnson, Ted Peterson, Nick Cevera, Clyde Koski, Ray Nurminen, Richard Davis, Michael Kaihlanen, Gerald Bordeaux. 4th row: To Mattern, Kenneth Swanson, Francis DeGennaro, Bob McNutt, John Sandberg, Charles Altonen, James Huhta, John Annala, Dick H111, Robert Sidbeck. Not Shown: Nancy Kissack, Barbara Pasanen,George Schlieper, Walter Schramm, David Rossum, Frank Bowler. 61811113 V2.5 W I - - 55 EE 1 if ' f H :,,. gf 'jf 'vvnwvs-1 ggi: . if-B ,ffefff , 4 45 V if f ..-ii..-. , i W., X-5, L vim -1--,. -1--1 ill :QD :rg-.gg-, ' ,hh nfsxigg tit?-ggigi I f X ' f ,-:E. 9,'1:z:: EE::z-3 ' ' ll- -L' - E -il- , 4 4 :1::1::::-1:1::..--- f 'Hu' H, ' I-4.4.1 In A E 5 -MAA Not b b shown. Al lst rowfleft to rightl: Mary Ann Stranman, Leah Gustafson, Mary Kay Weaver, Carol Salmen, Carlsen Salmen, Mary Ann Shaughnessy, Barbara Jackson, Naomi watts. 2nd row: Ellen Westbury, Margorie Shaughnessy, Pat Kelleher, Barbara Koi, Dawn Jones, Judy Laird, Nona Neiml, Joan Beaver, Karen Keyes, 5rd row: Frances Parsons, Dorothy Orsag, Beverly williams, Anna Lombardo, Elizabeth Kotila, Cloyene Luoma, Jackie Toikkanen, Janice Fortney, Kay Wrlsley, Nancy McKinnon, 4th row: Claire Nieminen, Martha Doyle, Sarah Hakala, Kay Frye, Joan Fitting, Sally Sarell, Mary Fors, Karen Rudolph, Annette Koskl, Joyce McGranahan. - ene Viall, Susan Spaller, Antonia Bartone. lst rowfleft to rightbs David Gustafson, Bill Asuma, George Haapala, Robert Noble, Thomas Tiikkanen, Jack Kangas, David Kumpulainen, Donald Cevera. 2nd row: Jack Barrows, Ralph Kulvlnen, Charles Kondaa Peter Bell, Alvin Grlppe, Jack McCa1l1ster, Archie Pier, Gary Donatone, Marvin Kuula. 3rd row: Jerry Miller, Allen Jeffers, Joel Kangas, William McCarthy, Keith McCullough, Bob Lampela, William Orgvist, William Palagie, Bruce Lehtlnen, Richard Stouffer. Ath row: John Urban, Jack McRae, Victor Paananen, Carl Olson, Richard Wiitanen, Joe Pinney, James Hassett, Henry Rossi, Karl Rlll, Mr. Norbert Soltys. Not shown: Howard Susdorf, Donald Jones. Compliments of O'Ieary's Shoe Store . Q L N l 4X 11 V 71,25 GRQBJHDU 1555--- -'-I , i., fl gg TGS 1 li uf S 59444 , 4Q'U' lst rowileft to rightjz Mary Lou Jaskela, Busan Jaskela, Mary Lois Lindenmayer, Penny Behrendt, Janet Loveridge, Lonnie Parker, Charlotte Heisroth, Phyllis Bruno, Ann Hall, Carol Hall. 2nd row: Susan Haakala, Deborah McMorr1s, Florence Zalimeni, Donna Sidbeck, Sandra Lanham, Beverly Broughton, Lynnore Karhu, Katherine Laird, Sheila Bush. 3rd row: Nancy Reublln, Beverly Uitto, Sally Laitenen, Dyeann Reddig, Ruth Ann Hjerpe, Carol Turner, Dianne Amidon, Jane Alfred, Barbara Adams, Shirley McGee, Miss Ruth wismanKClass Advisorl. 4th row: Martha Dragon, Barbara Lamb, Barbara Beswick, Darla Luce, June Narhi, Joan Hewit, Carol AciernoCSec'y-Treas,J, Chris- tine Lukkarila. Bette Burlingame, ' l lst rowileft to rightlz Donald Watts, David Norris, Jim Nord- quest, Norman Hokes, Ted Atzemis, Don Peters, Kenneth Paananen, Jim Christensen, Wayne Pasanen. 2nd row: John Heino, B111 Tiitto, Alfred Talvola, Dick Myers, Charles Heisroth, Charles Frend, James Woodworth, Gary Lesperance, Fred Fitting, Charles Parnell. 3rd row: John Dodge, B111 Cousins, Philip Maenpa, John Parker, B111 Marchlv, Pres.5, Jim Gray, George Davis, Marvin Ralph, Jim Smith, Ronald D1DonatofPres,J, ' 4th row: David Belknap, Dick Macaro, Kenneth Haver, Jim Bor- deaux, Jon Altonen, Rodger Hyppa, Jack Leonard, Gordon Olsen, Dick Johnson, Eric Laffey, Donald Pelly. lst rowfleft to rightlz Sally wassev, Jane Campbell, Vicki Vacchelli, Sandra Thomas, Mary Lee Perkins, Kathy Parker, Judy Maunus, Nancy Morrison, Anna Olson, Eileen McGill, Connie Kauffman, Nancy Uitto. 2nd row: Jane Stranman, Judy Balog, Suellen Smith, Elsa Hanninen, Becky Johnson, Joanne Christensen, Barbara Miller, Susan Hjerpe, Ann Nejbarrer, Patsy Miller, Merle Marrison. 3rd row: Rose Mary Parnell, Marianne Evkovich, Karen Niemi, Marlea Laird, Joan Kellstrom, Suzanne Turner, Rebecca Johnson, Penny McDonel, Mary Ellen Jarvi, Ann Laird, Sara Salo, Karen Knudsen. bth row: Karen Gozart, Sandra Koski, Carol Campbell, Pearl Marrison, A 2 .i lst rowileft to rightlz Raymond Beckman, Billy Hill, Vince Grlppe, Tom Tvslnger, Gordon Keyes, David Pearson, Keith Camensky, John Pearson, Karl Reimer. 2nd row: John Higerd, Eddie Crofoot, Dick DiDonato, Loder Lampela, Dennis Peters, Ronald Carey, Jay Taylor, Earl Gray. 3rd row: David Johnson, Donald Tiito, Ernest Lindenmayer, John Hyppa, Rodger Gill, Jerry Nordgren, Gary Gustafson, Gerald Greener, Nick Kneen. 4th row: David Searl, Ronald Depue, Robert Riddell, Gary Benson, Thomas Luke, Ronald Pillars, David Koski, Albert Lundstrom, Billy Schauweker, Charles Sarell. Compliments of Dudley's Hardware , . K , ., A,-f. v.: .,: '1.,...,k, !,J,,F:3:X-, , SESS ff 'Ji Ham xvgg as -.---- A -..--. -.::: ..-.- . ..... l .. .... -- ---.-..-. --4u '- -.-..- - --.,-W- . ..... - -.-.-.-1-- - -- .--n-u-.n . . . .-1 ,.--.... 'A 1'.'-:vw -..--...- .... ill - -. .,.... ...-.. .A.4 .-C. .-.--.. .L ....-...1.-i- -. ' '- -111 - V ----Tn' -:If-l .. ' gi-33' if iii 41--'-i- 'i -.fIi..1--l . fi, ' -----i.i.-. ' ,:' . 'i f 1.-'.-fig Q! - P? TIQGATQ X. Q 4 4 E 2 , ,i i 3 E Q! 2 SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB First rowfleft to righth Roberta Hall, Martha Ellen Johnson, Lola Backlund, Carole Rennlck, Shirley Norris, Jane Braski, Kath- leen Butler, Norma Krans. Second row: Carol Lackson, Loretta Eyajan, Miss Edith L, Teeple, Miss Ruth L, wisman, Miss Adrienne V, Spahn, Marilyn Sorice, Pamela Bush. Third row: Linda Doxsie, Louise Michelson, Gloria Hershberg, Bonnie Lesperance, Marilyn Louys, Betsy Lehtinen, Rosemary Kondas, Nedra Lanham PILOT CLUB First rowfleft to rightl: Mr. Raphel Meehan, Perry Johnson, Ronald Jarvela, Dick Farrar, Ward Johnson, Charles Yocum, David Heino, Mr, Edmund Edmunds. Second row: Harry Green, Tom White, Herman Ritonen, Richard Eskelin, Jim Digney, Fred Walsh. Third row: Paul Carlo, Gerald Rossum, Duke Gregory, Dick Sievinen, Carl Lackson, David Depue, Clyde Aickin. mm 79644 1752 HROOM FOR ONE MOREH - William Davidson ew Mother Rose - Marilyn Louys Joey - Ronald Jarvela Trot Rose - Lois Maths Teensie Rose - Carol Lackson Janey - Roberta Hall Betty - Gloria Hershberg Miss Winston - Carole Rennick Poppy Rose - Henman Ritonen Jimmy John - David Heine Mrs. Biddle - Rosemary Kondas George Biddle - Franklin Gregory Rescued woman - Nedra Lanham Student director - Carl Lackson Book Holder - ward Johnson i adm 1953 NTHE CURIOUS SAVAGEH wet The Guests: Florence - Marilyn Louys Hannibal - Henman Ritonen Fairy May - Roberta Hall Jeffrey - Ward Johnson Mrs, Paddy - Jane Braski The Family: Titus - Carl Lackson Samuel - David Heino Lily Belle - Rosemary Kondas Ethel - Lois Matha The Staff: Miss Wilhelmina - Carol Lackson Dr. Emmett - Ronald Jarvela John Thomas - John Phillip Fox Student Director - Nedra 1 Book Holder - Shirley Norris - John Patrick QQ' A167 D 02 'Q e 0 QQZIOIQQ, 'Id ' J ON ' . 53' OR-HOLL w Written, Ixhted. and Prkwed Every .-.lay oi me schoot Year By Students of Harbor Hkgh Schoo! s V -V 1 Far-ralst' I'0w- nearg: Jgggillg Herggbggpkins, Ja Bar-b 1 S 0 Joh ' Ong 9 Mari ara Kgiminxgsan Endgllqaenpa J 9 Bonnie Louvs -M..- ,qkv v in Kell 3rd Pow- ' Celegt man: Nad anet M1 pera-Ilcg ' Dick eepq Ogg B ' 9 ra L 3 WW the BBBIUL , ' afba 9' Jah nt'0. anham T gl Kat y and gouy dga,.y ji-- Pa whit Hson D , .flarth ie Be peach ' h'av'k f 9 R ' 15113, 8' E11 Ckwlth Q- - V ' Obey-ta V L3-ir-d 611 Jgh 9 boygwere, IOXNX acch 1 Nanc nSOn . , 61 y B 9 he Obs 'Jpkb 11' Janie eswick B 1 , W'th D z x F 6 FOpt , arba , :l?idEo0tbt::glZgscl0siDg th xi MPX S I ' - , nay' ra e . quiteers them 03: for the feb XX , ' v rw field. qvhglattle outht fp be X Degloeff K . I WM Mfmmwsfmz 1- 0 'SX QUEEN. with ton UIQ vig, to 'lim I ww ' e H ,,. 'J 11:94. Qu S B onf he Skzppe OW 9 Xi' 5 om, H0 eeng, ALL . wyrdeum rsh . , If 1 K tionmeco Pal ' s6A7Q'e': 11Awm Q CQ? 12 3 M ' wi b'ff '4'1Qi I: b I , 't Q. 5 Q . Y 'R hgh lfeenflztll- :Ze 7Pif5?4'Oppmttf8?11o.i9afa1b '47 G 1 nm M010 M, so-fo, 77' H'Z 5 '3' nfgbel- 68,115 5 al esfel-Qu' ' Q? 11 UR HI Fex:,r'i 'Chief lu' STAFF ar' ' A . er If N 6 I 0 ASHT GH-SCH sm, fe Edit, -- Glad faults Nia. d bl. for -f 6 ABULA. ft! Edit 3' . Bona 5 Hn-.hh 1 'vinzi1 Sf3tb'? 0 Usg Nec' a.?Q5 o,, 3 VOLUME 39 OHIO MNH-H E i 'gf7 ffZ'I ':'352 Butit wonvt gyblotb !,l1? ! d tbeqbbe 1952.53 Bu Jie-:F-s:12u:udr1r:l,?.Ioi::u!nl 'kieqfuf ' 0 'wi' if N-...... mm. an-ffera :-'.:f- Dgriinl ll Se C , I, D01-ge, INK e,! Q7 lk llgu 8 ,f Wudud rn. ADVER - Carl simgllek Q C.-. ,....M-,.,,, .fm --I Edit0rhl'AgdVF-easy sri: A33 I-I Und: ?oh2:EE:'1gh'BSO::. A 's-- 1-.M 1-222 :Um-,g I' lgnp. TYDlng n ---- I Elks J-'hlllflx Bunn ESSQIZ ,cl-l'I signs! .nm uni lmlnlrtll ' 'ffl-in v H M 0? . ig ' :mt Cbujf, Bulllu. Add , pr. T' -.- Jos A. , , -K hmm Igzzybulhl hh ggufw GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION lst rowKleft to rlghtj: Phyllis Bruno, Carol Lackson, Linda Johnson, Roberta Hall, Victoria Kinnunen, Barbara Kellogg, Shirley Kapsas, Miss Frances Garbo. 2nd row: Bernadette Santill, Donna McCormick, Deanna Floor, Diana Laird, Myrna Christensen, Lynnore Karhu, Deborah McMorris, Donna Wood, 3rd row: Marguerite Hall, Loretta Eyajan, Louise Michelson, Eleanore Fuller, Nancy Beswick, Kathleen Lacksonen, Susan Hartman, Barbara Beswick, 4th row: Martha Ellen Johnson, Millie Saverice, Betty Sneary, Donna Davidson, Barbara White, Mary Ann Gustafson, Betty Conklin, Lorene J ohnson, Karen Haapala. MARINER PRINTERS lst rowfleft to rightlz Mr. John Maenpa, Alvin Grippe, James Atzemis, Rita McGranahan, Archie Pier, Robert Noble, Jack Ziegler 2nd row: Ted Peterson, Tom Mattern Richard Wiitanen, Robert Lampela, Keith McCullough, Gerald Bordeaux, Clyde Koski. 3rd row: Charles Kondas, Ray Petros, Richard Davis, Ray Nunmlnen 4th Jim Hassett, Joel Kangas, Bill Palagie. row: Jimmy Digney, Richard Williams, Francis DeGennaro, Allen Nieminen, Robert D1Donato, Harold Pinney, Jack Maenpa, Carl Simmons. 'Y 1 l , x it Q ,ilrn hggu , . SENIOR Y-TEENS lst rowfleft to rightlr Barbara Jackson, Carol Salmen, Carleen Salmen, Barbara Lehman, Linda Johnson, Elaine Lehtinen, Donna McCormick, Celeste Rinto. 2nd row: Mary Kay weaver, Kay Frye, Jackie Billhart, Joanne Fitting, Janet Mlllberg, Jane Koski, Joan Koski, Wilma Wagner, Judy Gregory. 5rd row: Annette Koskl, Mary Fors, Karen Rudolph, Sarah Hakala, Dawn Jones, Eleanor Lehtinen, Marian Lundl, Barbara White. Janice Balop, Miss Joanne Hill, JUNIOR Y-TEENS ' lst rowileft to rightlz Kathy Parker, Barbara Miller, Suellen Smith, Nancy Uitto, Judy Balog, Jane Campbell, Sandra Lanham, Charlotte Heisroth, Nancy Morrison, Anna Olson, Patsy Miller. 2nd row: Ann Hall, Carol Hall, Karen Knudsen, Phyllis Bruno, Mary Lois Lindenmayer, Janet Loveridge, Penny Behrendt, Donna Sidbeck, Florence Zalimeni Rebecca Johnson, Barbara Adams, Mrs, Clara Alfordtaavisofb. 3rd row: Joan Kellstrom, Marlea Laird, Sue Turner, Beverly Ultto, Sally Laitlnen, Dyean Reddig, Susan Jaskela, Mary Lou Jaskela, Katherine Laird, Bette Burlingame, Ruth Ann H erpe, Christine Lukkarila, Joan Hewit, Mrs. Wilma Dreslinski AdvisorD 4th row: Karen Cozart, Sheila Bush, Ann Laird, June Narhi, Karen Nlemi, Sandra Koski, Dianne Amidon, Carol Acierno, Jane Alfred, Susan Hakala, Barbara Lamb, Rebecca Johnson, Sara Salo. Zami During the past year the Concert and Marching Band of Harbor High School has striven toward one main goal---the three day tour to Erie, Buffalo, Nia- gara Falls, Hamilton, and Toronto, Ontario. The talents of the 75 band mem- bers have been put to very good use as is evident by their many appearances, such as: the North End Street Fair, their great variety of well presented halftime shows on the football field, a hard worked for and satisfying Winter Concert, a comedy skit nHey Pedron presented as one of the acts in the Vari- ety Show, a twin band festival with the Jefferson Bandiboth bands are under the direction of Mr. Frederick walkerl, a concert for the N.E.O,T.A. at Edge- wood Auditorium. and finally climaxed by the band tour April 23, 24, and 25. HMus1c--Musicianship--Sincere Expression--Art Form--These Are Our Goalsn is the motto of the Harbor Band and we think that they have more than lived up to it in the 1952-53 school year. p lst rowlleft to rightls Linda Backlund, Kathryn Hakala, Lola Backlund, Carol Lackson, Elizabeth Kotila, Elaine Lehtinen, Judy Laird, Karen Knudsen, Deborah McMorr1s, Carol Turner, Lynnore Karhu, Carl Olson. 2nd row: Marion Lundi, Loretta Eyajan, David Kulvlnen, Mary Fors, George Haapala, Bill Stegall, Elona Ruohonen, David Kotila, Kathleen Butler, Jane Braski, Wilma Wagner, Donna Davidson, Philip Maenpa, Darla Luce, Barbara Jackson, Mary Lois Lindenmayer. 3rd row: Linda Johnson, Carole Acierno, Eleanor Fuller, John Hyppa, Raymond Beckman, Bill Hill, Bill March, William Tiito, Alfred Talvola, David Belknap, Karen Haapala, Roger Hyppa, Robert McNutt, Sarah Hakala, Keith Lair, Ernest Lindenmayer, Gerald Nor- gren, Kathryn Laird, David Norris. 4th row: Lois Matha, Eleanor Lehtinen, Ralph Kuivinen, Jean Fisher, Marvis Esko, Charles Altonen, Richard Masaro, Henry Rossi, Ward Johnson, Jane Alford, Donald Tiito, John Urban, Peter Bell, Bruce Lehtinen, John Kanne, 5th row: Celeste Rinto, Janet Loveridge, Susan Hakala, Albert Lundstrom, Carl Lackson, B111 Hamilton, Jerry Miller, David Depue, Joan Jeffers, Jeannine DeNoble, Mary Elizabeth Stevens, Mariel Herlevi, Mr. Frederick Walker, director. Compliments of Lakeside Cleaners - West 9th Street I The Harbor High School Senior Choir, under the direction of Mr, George Marek, had a number of public appearances beginning with the Christmas Carol Concert for the P,T,A., and continuing with the Christmas Meditation, the Electro-Metallurgical Co. Dinner at Hotel Ashtabula, the Exchange Club, and concluding with the fHarbor Hymnn at Commencement, The accompanlsts for this year were Lois Lehtlnen and Eleanore Fuller. The officers were: Clyde A1cken,presidentg Harry Green, vice-presidentg Martha Ellen Johnson, secretary-treasurer: Norma Krans, librarian. lst rowfleft to rightlz Mr. George Marek, director, Shirley Kapsas, Jackie Rennick, Barbara Phillips, Nedra Lanham, Bonnie Lesperance, Lois Matha, Janet Millberg, Marilyn Louys, Carol Rossum, Eleanore Fuller, Norma Krans, Gloria Hershberg. 2nd row: Mary Stevens, Shirley Norris, Millie Saverice, Martha Ellen Johnson, Nancy Beswick, Jackie Billhardt, Donna David- son, Rosemary Kondas, Lois Lehtlnen, Lola Backlund, Betsy Lehtinen, Janice Balog, Linda Backlund. 5rd row: David Kotila, John Riddell, Ronnie Jarvela, John Kanne, David Kuivinen, Tim Brehendt, Jack Lundi, David Heino, Ray Petros, T m White, Helmer Krans, Peter Dodge, Micky Kaihlanen, Dick Perskari, Robert Cronquist. 4th row: Clyde Alckin, Bob Peura, Gerald Rossum, Carl Simmons, Ed Schlieper, Tom Mattern, Keith Lair, Paul Carlo, David Depue, Jim Myers, Harry Green, Jim Huhta, Bob D1Donato, Bob McNutt, Jack Pfetsch. Not shown: Carole Rennick, Betty Sneary. Compliments of Harbor Feed and Coal X Q 5 X W J my 'S sf Q . bay Sk 455 as ? x . 5 , . ,tb W L 2,31 MOVIE OPERATORS TICKETS 'RESFKVED an LQSESYU 4 5, Q' . E lst rowileft to rightlz David Heine, Charles Anderson, Mr. Norbert Soltys. 2nd row: Ronnie Jarvela, Duke Gregory, Charles Yocum. 3rd row: Tom Mattern, Jack Lundi, Jim Digney. 4th row: John Sandberg, David Depue, Gary Russell. l USHER SQUAD lst rowileft to rightlz Susan Endelmann, Gloria Hershberg, Roberta Hall, Carol Lackson, Norma Krans, Shirley Norris, Nedra Lanham, Donna Wood, Jackie Rennick, Mariel Herlevi, Shirley Kapsas. 2nd row: Bonnie Lesperance, Martha Ellen Johnson, Loretta Eyajan, Louise Michelson, Audrey Haapala, Rose Mary Kondas, Eleanor Fuller, Millie Saverice, Betty Sneary, Linda Doxsie, Miss Wisman. 3rd row: Judy Gregory, Barbara Kerins, Marian Lundi, Elona Ruohonen, Nancy Beswick, Barbara Kellogg, Marilyn Louys, Janice Kusick, Betsy Lehtinen, Jackie Billhardt, Jeannine DeNob1e, Kathryn Hakala, Janice Balog. LATIN CLUB L JE,.xSL L gskk lst rowfleft to righthz Mariel Herlevi, Shirley Kapsas, Marguerite Hall, Kathleen Laokson, Diana Laird, Lois Lehtinen, Susan Hartman, Boneita Perskari. 2nd row: Joanne Koski, Martha Ellen Johnson, Elizabeth Kotila, Judy Laird, Eleanor Lehtinen, Elaine Lehtlnen, Janice Buzzard, Mrs, Ileta Eddy, 3rd row: Bruce Lehtinen, Richard Stouffer, Victor Paananen, Micky Kaihlanen, Bill Steqall, Jack Kangas. SPANISH CLUB S QQ on lst rowlleft to rightlz Annette Koski, Norma Krans, Barbara Jackson, Jackie Toikkanen, Carleen Salmen, Pamela Bush. 2nd row: Judy Gregory, Mrs, Ileta Eddy, David Kotila, Charles Anderson, Linda Backlund, Bill Hamilton. FRENCH CLUB kt ms' X E lst rowileft to-rightD: Mary Ann Gustafson, Leah Gustafson, Connie Cafaro, Mary Stevens, Barbara Lehman, Miss June Steigerwald 2nd row: Joan Fitting, Kathleen Beckwith, Nedra Lanham, Jane Koski, Bonnie Lesperance, Gloria Hershberg, Jeannine DeNob1e, Kathryn Hakala. 3rd row: Barbara Phillips, Donna McCormick, Susan Spaller, Keith Lair, Helmer Krans, Gary Russell, Marvis Esko, Jackie Blllhardt, Eleanore Fuller. DRAMATIC CLUB lst rowfleft to rlghtbz Joanne Koski, Janet Millberg, Nedra Lanham, Donna McCormick, Carol Lackson, Bonnie Lesperance, Roberta Hall, Gloria Hershberg, Mary Stevens, 2nd row: Deanna Floor, Betty Sneary, Eleanore Fuller, Mari- lyn Louys, Lola Backlund, Linda Baoklund, Rose Mary Kondas, Lois Matha, Shirley Norri s , 3rd row: Miss Adrienne Spahn, Herman Ritonen, ward Johnson, Carl Lackson, Duke Gregory, John Kanne, Ronald Jarvela, David Heino. CANTEEN COUNCIL lst rowfleft to rightlz Gloria Hershberg, Judy Gregory, Loretta Eyajan, Roberta Hall, Carol Lackson, Nedra Lanham, Donna Wood, Bonnie Lesperance, Mary Stevens, 2nd row: Martha Ellen Johnson, Louise Michelson, Norma Krans, Marilyn Louys, Millie Saverice, Marilyn Sorice, Jackie Billhardt, Betty Sneary, Kathryn Hakala, Jeannine DeNoble, Wilma wagner. 3rd row: Paul Carlo, Bob Peura, Ed Schlieper, Keith Lair, Duke Gregory, Ray Petros, John Riddell, Harry Green. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ,.,- if lst rowfleft to rightb: Bette Burlingame, Dyeann Reddig, Sandra Lanham, Charlotte Heisroth, Connie Cafaro, Allene Pier, Marian Lundi. 2nd row: Anna Lombardo, Lynnore Karhu, Pamela Bush, Sally Laitlnen, Barbara Lamb, Miss Joanne Hill. 3rd row: Audrey Haapala, Betty Conklin, Susan Jaskela, Janice Kusick, Betty Pananen, Wilma Wagner, Mrs. Marie Mattern. JUNIOR H1-Y 5 6 G Q fm if' Q Q G Nvqh its lst rowlleft to rightlz Earl Grav, Tom Tysinger, Donald Peters, Billy Hill, Charles Frend, Dennis Peters, Donald watts. 2nd row: Bill Asuma, Jack Kangas, Philip Maenpa, Tom Tikkanen, Fred Fitting, Charles Helsroth, Jim Smith, John Parker, Mr. Wilbert Willey. 3rd row: Marvin Kuula, Bill Palagie, Joel Kangas, Harold Pinney, Karl Rlll, Dick Wiitanen, Jim Bordeaux, James Grey, JUNIOR RED CROSS VV FNB LA f Nljf, lst POWKLGIB to rightjz Penny Brehendt, Marianne Evkovich, Carol Turner, Kay Frye, Linda Backlund, Barbara Adams,Ann Nejbauer, Jane Campbell. 2nd row: Kathleen Butler, Charles Sarell, Archie Pier, Gary Lesperance, Mrs, Opal Casbourne, Gerald Greener, John Parker, Katherine Doxsie. 3rd row: Jack McRae, Gary Russell, Duke Gregory, David Depue, Raymond Nurminen, David Kulvinen. gwwg x f 'x ' I' Pictures by the courtesy of the Star-Beacon li 'I I ...fi - R -In : Q 1 S5 u : ', , . 1, I ', Q l I X Q. . I , ' ., ' K .-., . xt. . . 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Mrs, NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY, TROUPE 163 ' lst rowfleft to rightlz Gloria Hershberg, Carol Lack- son, Roberta Hall, Shirley Norris, Jane Braski, Nedra Lanham 2nd row: Rosemary Kondas, Marilyn Louya, Carole Rennick, Miss Adrienne V, Spahn. 3rd row: Ronald Jarvela, Duke Gregory, David Heino, ward Johnson, Carl Laokeon, 0036 Norma Krans, Roberta H all Ma ha E11en J ee Miohelso Gloria r A Gloria and Norma NThe Queed' Roberts. Hall Varieties Carol Lacks on T Q A AQ' 960 t' f' ls : I Gee 90' ve' vs ,-e0560'v .C ax Y , Li 9.1.5 o roor r r x o C ebb 66,0 QV l xb'-,006 0 k 'V . , '53 6 WWI 4 1 r s S i -.1 11 w nv -..w-1.:-.-.1 -1-mg., .. -n-nun: ?aoz'Z4!lS Coach Robert Sonnhalter ended his first year as head coach with a record of 2-7. Coach Sonnhalter Came to Harbor from North Canton High School. HSonnyH, as he is called on the football field, graduated from North Canton High School in 1944, He was drafted into the Navy and spent two years with Uncle Sam After being released from the Navy, 'Sonnyn enrolled at Kent State University at which he received degrees in history, health, and physical education. He pledged to the Sigma Nu Fraternity. After graduation, he was em- ployed at North Canton High School as head football coach, where he coached for one year, Coming to Harbor this year, he said, quote, HI try to rebuild the team mentally and physically, so they to be able to go into the 1953 season winning a greater per centage of their games,H unquote, let rowileft to rlghtj: Tom Hassett, John Riddell, Peter Dodge, Clyde Alckln, Ronald Jarvela, Dick Williams, Paul Carlo. 2nd row: Dick Hill, Duke Gregory, Ray Petros, Bob Peura, Jack Pfetsch, Ronald Engel, Jack Lundi, Keith Lair, David Heino. 3rd row: Coach Robert Sonnhalter, John Kanne, Francis De- Gennaro, Jim Dlgney, Chucky Anderson, Ronald Candela, Carl Simmons, Tom White, Charles Yocum. bth row: Ted Peterson, Bill Smith, John Sandberg, Bob Sidbeck, Tom Mattern, Jim Huhta, Jim Shaughnessy, Bill Hamilton, Assistant Coach Norbert Soltys, Coach Norb Soltys finished his first coaching sea- son thls year. Coach Soltys had full charge of the line where he taught them some of the tricks of playing ball from his former experiences with the Semi-Pro Detroit Tars, Coach Soltys also has a wide background of foot- ball. He joined the squad in his freshman year. He was too small, but he stayed with the team the entire season He went back the next year, received a letter, and went right on receiving them. Coach Soltys has three years of college ball behind him, He graduated from Alliance College as a mathematician, After being out for a while, he decided to go to Edinborough State Teachers College, He came to Harbor after receiving his education degree. FOOTBALL SUMMARY Clyde Alckin was Harbor's football captain in the 1952 season. Clyde played 4 years of lst string football with the team, receiving a letter each year. He received honorable mention for the All Ohio team in the First gpg Egllllgazine for his ability in playing the game as well as for his good spirit which helped the morale of the team. Clyde plans on attending Syracuse University next year where he will continue his football career. Harbor opened their season at Wenner Field with a 14-O victory over the Edgewood Bulldogs, The Seaman made all their points in the first half, being unable to gain any ground the second half. The following week the Mariners traveled to Conneaut to bring home a 25-6 loss. Harbor's big headache during the game was Conneaut's Cowboy Synder, who broke loose with long runs to score two touchdowns against us. The Seamen then traveled to Jefferson to avenge their loss to Conneaut. The Mariners came out victorious with a 20-6 win over the Jefferson Falcons. The fe11ow1ng week the Seamen took to the reed ege1n, this time travel- ing to Cleveland to bump helmets with Dover St, Joseph. The the game driving over them with a 32-O victory. to the road for the fourth consecutive week ing in at Painesville Riverside only to pull out with a 24-6 Harbor took SBGEGD BtEPt6d hard but soon ran out of gas and let the Dover boys run this time pull- 1088. The Mariners tried for the first time an all out air attack, but things d1dn't seem to click for the helpless Sailors. The Seamen traveled on to Geneva the following week with injuries hold- ing back Paul Carlo, Ronnie Jarvela, Duke Gregory, and Ray Petros, who all happened to be starters. Consequently, the Mariners brought P1ey1ng their first game et'wehner Field ln five weeks, host to Perry, but their home field d1dn't seem to bring any faulting Sailors who took a 32-14 defeat. Harbor, again hitting the road after their home defeat, home a 49-O loss, Harbor played luck to the pulled into Mentor with high spirits, but they d1dn't seem to help so Harbor brought - B home a 47 12 los . Harbor O3m9 home to close the l952 football season, this time playing host to the Fairport Skippers. The Seamen had their worst defeat all season, losing 52-O. The season wasn't successful on the average, but we all give thanks and appreciation to Coach Bob Sonnhalter and his assistant Norb Soltys for their wonderful work. SEASON SCOREBOARD Harbor Opponent 14 Edgewood O 6 Conneaut 25 N 20 Jefferson 6 O St, Joseph 32 6 Riverside 24 an 0 Geneva 49 14 Perry 32 ., as 12 Mentor 47 O Fairport 52 p Won-2 Lost-7 N-F 3 7eaml :yL?? jkkj Q Html fx ge J J Xifw X K , 7 X i P if I 5 N 'Vx 121, 0 IJ 0 3' s' fx ,fL'7 i Xa, 5 jf' E ,., X -- 1, ' X ,yf fx W x 1,1 X X 1 on N lst row: Mr, Robert Sonnhalter, David Depue, Bob Peura, Jack Pfetsch, Paul Carlo, Bob McNutt, Mr, Elmer Gray. 2nd row: David Kuivlnen, Keith Lair, Charles Altonen, Tim Behrendt, Jack Lundi, Dick Sievlnen, Ward Johnson, Earnest Hewins, Ted Peterson. 3rd row: David Kotila, Peter Dodge, Tom Mattern, James Huhta, James Myers, Francis DeGennaro, Carl Laokson, Clyde Koski, Joe R111 Not shown: Duke Gregory, Charles Yooum. PAUL CARLO BOB HCNUTT x o fy 'E JACK PFETSGH yr a , if ,S S hool in 1945 Coach Elmer Gray came to the Harbor High c f the basketball team, He grad- to take over the coaching o e and taught at Park Junior High uated from Mount Union Colleg for six years and at West Junior High for one year. During his years at Harbor he has done a fine job with the team and especially this last season when our team was probably one e has been at Harbor for a long time. of the best that ther Hats off to our coach, Elmer Grayf fi Q Y , ,x ..,. . X I 5 -5-r - . 1 : H' I if l ,I iyi A! , JW DICK SlEVlNEN n 5 xg g , - -, DAVE umm G3 'ig CHUCK YOGUM 1 ef Bos PEURA VARSITY HARBOR OPPONENTS 50 Austinburg 42 Conneaut 55 Geneva SO Rowe 50 Gilmour 38 Ashtabula 62 St, Joseph 72 New Lyme 53 Geneva 44 Mentor 32 Jefferson 42 Gilmour 57 Austinburg 44 St, Joseph 50 Fairport 101 Madison 49 Gonneaut 73 Kingsville 32 Fairport wx ' 1' ' S9 RESERVES HARBOR OPPONENTS Austinburg Conneaut Geneva Rowe Gilmour Ashtabula St, Joseph New Lyme Geneva Mentor Ashtabula Jefferson Gilmour Austinburg St, Joseph Fairport Madison Conneaut X, 1953 SCHEDULE f April 15- April 17 April 22 April 28 May 2 May 5 May 12 May 16 May 22-25 15 - Interclass Meet. f Geneva there! ff!!! Gilmore Cherej If ff open Orange Relays Ktherel f X Lake Shore Invitational Cherel ff f Conneaut Chereb ff Orange District Meet Ktherel ...J State Meet ff ff f . 1 1,1 U U ff ls Y ff , , 121 xx: 0 ' s N ,' I my lJ1I J Il A 75.1- f N 1 x I 1 3 1 Lat rowlleft to rightiz Ted Peterson, Ward John son, Duke Gregory, David Depue, John Riddell, Ronald Engel, Ronald Jarvela. 2nd row: Dick Farrar, Tom Hassett, Bob Peura, Paul Carlo, Jack Pfetsch, Coach Elmer Gray. 5rd row: John Kanne, Tom white, Jack Lundi, Francis DeGennaro, David Kotila, Keith Lair, Jim Shaughnessy. 4th row: Dick Williams, Joe Pinney, Bob McNutt, Jim Huhta, Tom Mattern, Joe Bill, Ray Petros. cuaiofzqfigls Qt 5 Q-. E ... I 4 , 1 FOOTBALL lst rowfleft to rightbz Earl Gray, John Dodge, Ernest Lind- enmayer, David Kumpulainen, Jack Kangas, hllliam Asuma, Richard Myers, Mr. Wilbert Willey. 2nd row: William Palaqie, James Gray, Gary Donatone, Alvin Grippe, Ronald D1Donato, James Bourdeaux, Albert Lundstrom, william Orqu1st.' 3rd row: Jim Hassett, Harold Pinney, Jon Altonen, Karl Rill, William McCarthy, Richard Wiitanen, Keith McCullough, Robert Lampela, Marvin Kuula. lst rowileft to right5? Mr. Soltys, Earl Gray, Ronald Pillars, Dick Myers, Alvin Grippe, Donald watts, Charles Parnell. 2nd row: James Bordeaux, James Gray, Ronald D1Donato, Bill McCarthy, William Palagle, Robert Lampela, Jack Leonard, Alfred Talvola. 3rd row: Keith McCullough, Henry Rossie, Karl Rill, James Hassett, Roger Hyppa, Richard Johnson, Joe Pinney, QED ' ' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS KLeft to rightl: Martha Ellen Johnson, Louise Michelson, Norma Krans, Barbara Kerins, Roberta Hall, Susan Endelmann. KLeft to rightl: Vickie Kinnunen, Susan Hartman, Marguerite Hall, Deanna Floor. ' f so 'N JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS KLeft to righti: Florence Zalimeni, Diane Amidon, Sandra Lanham, Charlotte Heisroth, Pennv Behrendt. MAJORETTES lLeft to rightlz Marvis Esko, Linda Backlund, Carol Lackson fDrum Majorl, Eleanor Lehtinen, Mary Elizabeth Stevens. x AND NOW,,,, I BACCALAUREATE Sunday, May 31, 1953 Speaker - Rev. E, A, Heino, Zion Lutheran Church COMMENCEMENT Wednesday, June 3, 1953 Speaker - Dr. Paul Weaver, President of Lake Erie College V , HU - f n gl ' ii 1 i iivt Xp. 's xx xx x l -Nwxx 1 j Z . X 1 QGRHPHS l -11: i' l in Z ui l I l 1, 1 1 p H l 1 I I -. J I - I 1 W1 4' 7 -Q un- l 1 1 ' - i - I Al - - - i- Y 1 L l 1 r 1 W Y J f 1 1 , 1 -, 1 1 l Y- i 1 1 ' 4, l 5 1 v, '.-Q., vb: dm a:.. 1 li: f 1 f 44 , . A. -.4 N-4 ' ' .' 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