Hubbard High School - Bard Yearbook (Hubbard, OH)

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HARRIET DUNN Hattie, one of the prettiest and friendli- est girls of our class, smiles, and smiles, and smiles. Hattie hears most of the best jokes and laughs the loudest. She has plenty of vim and likes sports and having a good time in general. Her favorite pastimes are eat- ing, dancing, and dating a junior boy. CHARLES FAISON Charles, though shy, is liked by all the class because of his friendliness and cour- tesy toward all. His chief pastime is play- ing football, but we all know that a certain girl from Rayen has taken up most of his time. Good luck, Charles. JUN E FAUVER June was with us for about five years off and on. Along with her she brought that new look to our school. ln her swirling skirts and Gibson Girl hairdo she looks very much like the popular Ballerina, and speaking of a dancer, June says she'd rather dance than do anything else except go out with Jimmy, of course! Good luck, June, we hope you'll get your heart's desire, JULIE FECYCH Fish is a little light-hearted coquette with two great big dark eyes. Happy-gow lucky always smiling or laughing. She is lots of fun to be with. When it comes to men, Fish has more than her share. She is one of the sharpest dressers in our class. In her sophomore year, she was Halloween Queen and in her junior year she became one of our high-stepping majorettes. She twenty-one hasn't decided what her future will be but someone will help her decide who will share it with her. ANNABELLE FERRETT When you get the scent of some exotic perfume you know Annabelle is near. She has a weakness for perfumes. Annabelle has a lovely personality, Her main interest is Wayne, with whom she is seen often in the third floor hall. Annabelle likes to play the piano and has given us some swell en- tertainment in assembly. Her main am- bition is to become a dental hygienist. We wish her lots of success and happiness. LETHA FLUENT Letha is another of those Kansas-Cor- ner's students. With her warm smile and pleasing ways she has won many friends at our school. She is very active in the athletic program and can really make any game interesting. Her favorite pastime is talk- ing and chances are you'll find her at it most anytime, anywhere. Her chief am- bition is to be a housewife, and we know she'll be successful at it. LOIS FRANCIS A friendly girl who makes and keeps friends easily. Easy to get along with, not quiet, but not noisy either, just an average, active schoolgirl with maybe a little more spirit than is usual. She gets good grades in her subjects and surgical nursing is her chief aim in life at the time. She's not going to get married, according to her, but some other people think differently.

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LAWRENCE COLEMAN Bud, one of the famous East Hill moun- tain climbers, is an expert on airplanes. He has been in the Civil Air Patrol for three years. He wants to join the Navy Airforce when he gets out of school and maybe go to college after that. Bud is also an artist, he can draw many swell cartoons. ALBERTA CONN Chick has been with our class for all eventful twelve years. Her jolly disposition always added fun to every dance or party given in the school. We are all certain Alberta will succeed as she leaves school to begin a new program of life in the world, and we wish her all that happiness life has to offer. DONALD CREED After twelve long, happy, and fruitful years, Don is graduating with us. We've had lots of fun, and Don has been an asset to our class. He is always on hand when help is needed. Don is a very neat dresser and is definitely caught in Cupid's net, he has a smile, a grin, or an outright laugh. His main ambition in life is to become an architect. MARY CURRY Everyone recognizes the friendly, blue- eyed, blond that has been with our class since the beginning of school days. Mary has taken part in all class activities and has also managed to be on the Honor Roll- although she is certainly not a book worm, she was freshmen queen, found time to cap- ture the heart of a certain football hero, and remains one of the most popular girls of the class of 48. PEGGY DAFF Peg, one of the most sparkling per- sonalities of our class, ioined us in January, l942. Peg with the china blue eyes, is always willing to help out a fellow class- mate. Heading the list of her many in- terests is Russ. Dull moments when Peg is around! Never!! This high-stepping majorette frequents Hoyman's and adds to the fun wherever she happens to be. From here, Peg goes on to better things. RICHARD DeSANTlS Rich DeSantis, the life of the senior class, came to Hubbard High from St. Pats. From the very first he made many friends, always being willing to lay aside his books to have a good time. His hobby is hunting and trapping. We know he will catch some good luck as he goes on through ife. JOHN DIROLL Dikes is one of the 5th Avenue aristo- crats. He is popular and attracts a great deal of attention with his many jokes and hedge cut hair. Becoming a teacher and a coach is what he has set as his goal and we are sure he will be very successful. SHIRLEY DOYLE A songstress and constant member of the Glee Club, is Shirley, She may be seen hur- rying here and there with a kindly smile for all she meets. Shirley aspires to be a nurse, but the diamond on her third finger may change her mind. Whichever she decides we are sure happiness will follow. We wish her the very best of luck for the future. twenty

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DICK FURGISON I Dick, a quiet fellow, finds study easier than the rest of us do and does more of it. Dick's up on top in geometry, chemistry, and physics. Ever watch him concentrate in study hall? Dick's an amateur pro in basketball, baseball, bowling, and swim- ming, Coalburg lake is in Furg's backyard and a kennel of Irish setters guard his house. Dick's hunting enables him to recognize all the species around here, someday he'll go hunting with Cupid's arrow. DARREL FUSSELMAN Fuss is one of our charter members. As a friend, you couldn't ask for a truer one than he. As a basketball player he is very good - having played Varsity Reserves last year and as a Tin-Can-Alley Star this year. We know Fuss will make a success of what- ever he does. DOROTHY GARDINIER Dot is a cute, energetic, brownette who came to Hubbard-Hi from Mercer in her junior year. Since then she has become a loyal member of our class, and has won many friends. Dot has a sweet smile that catches everyone's eye especially Mike's. Dot's ambition is to be a nurse and we're sure she has what it takes to succeed. RALPH GUNNER Ralph, our class prexy, is the more ser- ious type of fellow who has helped us out a lot this year, as we well know. He is very active in nearly all school activities, espe- cially football where he has played center for the last three years. We know he will succeed in everything that he undertakes. DONNA l-IAMLIN Donna has wan many friends at H. H. S., and is ambitious and plans to be a seam- stress. We all know that she'll succeed, for she has a willing way that assumes success. WILLIAM HARDER Bill is a leading member of our class both in popularity and scholastic standing. He served as our first class president and did a very good job of guiding our class through that year, ln all class activities Bill has al- ways been willing to do his part and more, His studies have always been very impor- tant to him and he plans to go on to college. His ability and determination will surely bring him success. FLOYD H ENDERSON Makes us believe he is quiet and a bit shy but some of his close friends say that he only needs the right people around to get him going, We think he should be a law- yer or a professor so he could use that logi- cal mind and dignified way. LOIS HIMES Rosie is a sweet, and quiet member of the class of '48. Her fate is undecided, although it looks as though it might be wedding bells. Her wonderful personality has made her many friends and she always has a loving smile for everyone. MARY HORNYAK Mary came to our school in the sixth grade and she is one of our friendliest girls. She is quiet but always has a pleasing smile for everyone. She is always ready to lend a helping hand and a better friend could not be found. twenty-two