Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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DEDICATION WC, the Class Of 190+ dcdih cute our yearbook lo Lowwil W. Lamb. Not only has he been our class adviser for six years, but Mr. Lamb has givmi many hours 01' his Lime Lo Harbor High School in Other ways. Since he first came to Harbor in 1949, Mr. Lamb has taught biology, American History, Lind General Science; coached junior high sports; been official timer and scorckccpcr for senior high football and basketball; taken charge of American Field Service at Harbor; served on the Athletic Awards Recognition'Board; and is an honorary member of the Monogram Club. Also uctivc in the community, he is a trustee of the Second Congregational Church. Mr. Lamb has raised three daughters, who graduated from Harbor. The youngest is presently a college junior. Although it is difficult for a teacher to find time for extra duties, M1 . Lamb has willingly given his time, sincere interest, and wholc-hcartcd effort for Harbor High School. We thank you, Mr. Lamb.

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3': All I need is a tall ship. and a star to steer her by. -Masefield

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His memory will shine in our hearts forever Terry Stofan, who had been a member of our class since seventh grade, unexpectedly passed away on April 2, 1963, during our junior year. Terry, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stofan, was well-known throughout Harbor High School for his friendly smile and had gained the warm respect and affection of everyone who knew him . Music was one of Terry's favorite activities. He was considered one of the top ten in the band. He played the tenor saxophone in the junior, senior, pep, and dance hands. He was a member of the senior band council and also a sergeant of property. Terry had been a Student Council representative, had participated in intra- mural sports, and had played a leading part in our junior class play. Though Terry is now gone from us, he will always remain in the hearts of us all.