Hubbard High School - Bard Yearbook (Hubbard, OH)

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7-fzuflillul 7-'zllvufes VIVIAN ALBRIGHT Vivian, one of the more popular girls of our class, has taken part in many activities and is going to be a secretary after she graduates, unless a certain Vet by the name of Russ changes her mind. Russ has taken up most of Vivian's time but she still gets along with her school work. WILLIS ANDERSON Willy arrived in Hubbard in our fresh- man year coming from Youngstown Rayen. With him he brought his artistic talent. His creations are out of this world. Willy has been quoted as saying, Yes, I believe I will be the world's best painter. Note his cartoons in this book. It is quite a com- pliment to our class and to H. H, S. that Willy preferred us to the diploma mills of Youngstown. FRANCES AMEDIA Fran is another of the Coalburg gang, a gal who always has a smile ready for everyone. Fran is tiny, but true to the saying, Good things come in small pack- ages. Best of luck to a sweet gal who has filled a small but pleasant niche in our class TONY BALL Tony is a jolly fellow always ready for action, in school affairs, especially in foot- ball where his position is tackle. He has been looked upon by all as a courageous hero of the gridiron. He also sang in a quartet-once. Remember l Don't Want Her. Tony is one of the fellows who never lets his studies interfere with his good times. ERNEST BECKHAM Ears is one of the wise-crackers of the class. You'll usually find him up at Hay- man's with the gang, lMurph, Sarge, Casey and Tribleyl discussing the navy, the vets, or those nasty senior girls. With those soulful eyes and those blond curly locks, we predict a movie career, maybe college, or the navy. Be good! Ears, FOSTER BENTON Fas, characterized by his winsome per- sonality, exquisite dressing, carefree atti- tude, and atomic abilities is a dependable friend as well as a solid magnet for women. As editor of the Blue and White and vice- president of our class, he has engineered the contents of this book to perfection. He has been vigorous and energetic in all activ- ities and without his infallible advice at critical times, our class would have been a failure. Fas will be known as Doc Foster in the professional world and with a certain Elaine to complete the picture, his vocation will be complete. DOROTHY BERN DT Darth came to Hubbard when we were in the sixth grade and added winsomeness and gayety to our class, She is noted for her heated arguments as everyone will agree. Dorothy claims she is not interested in men but we all know different. One thing that does interest her, however, is the nursing course at Ohio State University. With her go our best wishes for happiness and continued success. eighteen