Hartwick High School - Hub Yearbook (Hartwick, NY)

Page 27 text:

J, C? ( ) P 1—1 M r ) P PC First Row John Tubbs, Belle Wart, Laurence Russell, Margaret W “ II IVI l L O Krofft, Carolyn Block. Second Row Lynn Persons, Charles n Rollins, Carl Schidzick, Mr. Francis L. Duncombe, Advisor. I N I O R First ow Dorothy Schidiick, Beverly Bl:ss, Mtretta Brown, Lois Roberts. 'I I Second Row John Mistretta, John B.rns, Miss Irene Wilcox, Advisor. (231

Page 26 text:

y q Jce Orlando leaves his place in the hall to some new couple. ” Jf Q Margaret Thering leaves her job of selling senior candy to Maretta Brown. « q John Hurtubise leaves his Buick to John Mistretta so he can get around easier. W q Harriet Fish leaves a one way ticket to Bainbridge to Lynn Persons so he can visit all of his girl friends. q Don Gras leaves a nice big carrot to some well known ' Bugs” in high school. |D Wilma Barney leaves her cheerleading job to Joyce Bresee so she can have as much fun as Wilma did. q We also leave to: Miss Wilson—a scooter so she doesn’t have to walk to school. Miss Wilcox -our Senior room so she can have a place to sit down. Mrs. Zelinka—a wallet so she will have something to carry the Senior money in. Prof. Svolos—a new car so the rear end won’t be dragging. Coach Dalrymple- -the gym all to himself so he can’t holler about the Seniors. Mr. Duncombe—a new giant size pad so he can write more names for detention. Miss Telfer—a bicycle so she won’t have to use so much gas chauffeuring us to and frcm the gym. Miss Guess—a pair of roller skates so she won’t have to walk so much when she’s on hall duty. q We wish to thank everyone who has helped us in anyway to obtain our final goal. To everyone at Hartwick High School we leave our memories and hope he enioys h.s days in Hartwick as we have. The Class of 1950 - Wilma Barney. Best Dressed Most Popular Best School Spirited Best Dancer Most Ambitious Most Cheerful POPULARITY POLL Girl j Mary McCarthy I Wilma Barney W'ilma Barnev W'llma Barney Mary McCarthy Margaret I hering Margaret Thering Teacher's Pet Mary McCarthy Biggest FI rt ....................... Harriet Fish Friendliest ......................... Murl Shepard Most Likely to Succeed............... Harriet Fish Shyest W'ilma Barney Teaser............................... Mary McCarthy Best Smiler ......................... Mary McCarthy Women Hater.......................... Man Hater............................ Murl Shepard Finest Looking....................... Wilma Barney Fastest Gum Chewer ...... Margaret Thering Dreamer ............ Wilma Barney Big Shot ............................ Mary McCarthy Old Maid Murl Shepard Happy-Go-Lucky Mary McCarthy Bluffer Mars- McCarthy Worst Giggler Marian Gage Most Agreeable ...................... Wilma Barney Grumblers................ Harriet Fish Biggest Showoff ..................... Mary McCarthy Lovers............................... Wilma Barney Boy Joe Orlando John Hurtubise Bob Caskey Bill Balcom Bob Caskey John Hurtubise ( Don Gras Bob Caskey Joe Orlando John Hurtubise Don Gras Bill Balcom Don Gras Don Gras Bill Balcom Bob Caskey i Don Gras I Joe Grlando J Joe Orlando I Bob Caskev Joe Orlando Bcb Caskey John Hurtubise Joe Orlando Bob Caskey Joe Orlando Bob Caskey Bob Caskey BII Balcom y Lovers......................................... VV ilma barney BII balcom G itsT T’. ■ • ■ ■ i't Lw-tvT Lv .. 7i. L t-vT Ls ■ L v-y-yT 7-u LXy r L Yctv ;t7 gW- L L i »■ rL L (2 2)

Page 28 text:

r tt-t Tr is s ji:' ii't x 5 2; 25 5:1; n sr iru=?2; vrt=?i: 2« First Row Patricia Hacklin, Arline Aluffo, Joyce Ann Bresee, Frances Barney, Joyce Ulberg. Second Row Miss Lee Guess, Advisor Raymond Bridger, Richard FHayes, Michael Gregory, Frederick Striesse. Third Row Robert Mack, Francis Schweitzer, Jerry McCarthy. Absent—Raymond Polulech. FRESHMEN CP4)