Harrison High School - Vista Yearbook (Harrison, OH)

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,NR-.4 ...xxx 1951! U-.I From horses and buggies to the latest model car-crystal sets to television-silent movies to cinemascope-one room buildings to skyscrapers-Kitty Hawk to iet planes-Edison's incandescent bulb to llourescent lights-aspirin to miracle drugs-gas lights to electricity-the Victorian era ot peace ancl prosperity to the sorrow and tears ot World Wars and police actions, economic dittlculties, the constant change of styles, and mode of living. From the class of i881 to the class of 1955 these hap- penings have influenced the lives of the youth ot Harrison High School. Each class has changed in many ways, yet the youth of yesterday and the youth of today have many things in common. So, in this issue, we follow the class of 55 but keep in mind the classes throughout the years. With pride we present to you this 75th Anniversary issue of the Vista. Follow our guide Peter Pan, the symbol of Eternal Youth, through the many pages ot the book. If

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Let us tell you about the administration. Everything is run so smoothly that few realize the many things that arise from day to day. The board has the problems of setting up a new school district. Teachers are constantly trying to instill into the students knowledge for future use. These problems are more difficult than most, but are solved finally. Let us tell you about the seniors. Senior problems are the biggest and best problems of high school careers. From senior pictures in the fall to commencement in May, things arise daily for which seniors must End answers. When senior problems are solved they are ready to advance to the big world of adulthood. Let us tell you about the underclassmen. The youngsters of the school have many problems to contend with. The freshmen must get over their amazement about high school, the sophomores must sell their magazines, and the juniors must make money for their spectacular prom. The solutions are found eventually. Let us tell you about the classes. The problems that are created are varied. Getting homework, learning new things all the time, finding that everyone must do his part to make the class interesting. Questions from what is 2X-2Y to what does labyrinths mean arise daily. But these problems are solved and students advance. Let us tell you about the activities. The problems that the activities create are changeable. Naming dances and thinking of original decorations, what plays to give and what parts to try out for, new band formations to learn. But these are pleasant problems which are solved and everyone enioys the solutions. Let us tell you about the sports. The coaches must decide on their strategy and train the boys. The results of this training are reviewed in the sports section of our book. Turn to it for a record of the Wildcat teams. Let us tell you about the Alumni. The old grads wanted to do something special for this 75th Anniversary edition of the Vista. Their section brings back the good old clays, when they were here at l-Ll-LS. Turn to the Alumni section of the book and memories return. Let us tell you about the advertisers. Do you wonder where to buy your groceries or an automobile, your shoes or a home, your clothes or a good meal? If this is your problem, let us help you. In the ads section you will find the solution to many of your purchasing problems.