Hubbard High School - Bard Yearbook (Hubbard, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

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Q 1 'E Q S if in 9- ' .ax Qi N, 1? il 1 sr , :fi ,Aw .K As' .J ' 'K ,R - 'b N QA 'F W Baalxf of giucafian Seated -William Watson. Mrs. Edith Phillips. Florence Diroll, Paul L. Booth. Standing f- John llamill. R. C. Reynolds. Kenneth Tufts. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Your Board of Education is proud of your class and your fine record. The confusion of the world today has made it impossible for many of you to make any plans for your futureg it has even been ditlicult. for some of you to carry on day by day. We commend you for the admirable way in which you have met this obstacle and surmounted it. The class of 1951 has made a fine contribution in citizenship, scholarship, and athletics to further the honor of Hubbard High School. It has been well and truly said that our schools have kept us a free nation. So long as our schools continue to grow. and to teach the fundamentals of democracy. so long will our nation continue to be free. We pledge our continued effort to provide for all the pupils of Hubbard a school system where they shall be offered every opportunity to advance and grow in the American way of life. JOHN HAMILL, President PAUL L. BOOTH. Vive President WILLIAM WATSON K. C. TUFTS EDITH PHILLIPS R. W. CLASH. Clerk R. C. REYNOLDS. Superintendent R. W. CLASH Clerk Page 4 R. C. REYNOLDS. Superintendent B. S. Muskingum College M. A. University of Pittsburgh Ohio State University PIIYLLIS HAMILTON, High School Secretary Hubbard High School VVILLIAM H. Ma1cDONALD. Principal B. A. Youngstown College M. A. Kent State University Ohio State University University of Pittsburgh Page 5 alma., JUNE THOMAS: Home Economics B. S. Mansfeld State Teachers MICHAEL MOZZILLO: Instrumental Music. Director of Band and Orchestra A. C. M. Dana School of Music CLYDE W. HALL: Mechanical Drawing. Baseball Coach B. S. Kent State University HELEN A. RICE: Home Economics B. S. Seton Hill College Ohio State University CHARLES BAILEY: Industrial Arts Mathematics B.S. in Education Bowling-Green State University Kent State University Youngstown College ANTHONY BASILE1 Instrumental. Vocal B. S. in Musical Education Youngstown College Geneva College Pennsylvania State College M. CLAIRE McKELVEY2 Librarian B. S. Muskingum College Chicago University Western Reserve Library School Chautauqua School for Librarians GERALDINE TRIBBY. R.N. Youngstown Hospital Association B. S. in Nursing Education Youngstown College WILLIAM H.FOLEY: Science. Physics B. S. In Education, Kent State University RAY BALLENGER: Mathematics B. S. Muskingum College Westminster College KENNETH D. sr. JoHN: Psychology, If- ' Chemistry. Testing and Guidance B. S. In Education. Wittenberg M. A. Kent State University Wilmington College University of Cincinnati University oi' Pittsburgh WILLIAM XVIIITEZ Biology B. S. Muskingum College Westminster College ALBERT SMELKO: Mathematics B. A. Newberry College Westminster College CLYDE VANAMAN1 Mathe- matics. Basketball Coach B. S. Mount Union College Kent State University University of Pittsburgh WILLIAM TUCCIARONE: Social Science. Driver Education Jr. High Basketball Coach B. S. In Education Ohio University Westminster College BETTY FERYN MORRIS: English, Latin B. A. Mount Union College EUGENE E. ALBRIGHTZ Spanish, Vocal B. A. Adams State College M. A. Columbia University Universidad Nacional ' de Mexico age 6 flaculiq C RICHARD A. SONTAG: History. Civivs. Football Coach B. In Education. Youngstown College Westminster College FRANCIS SMOUSE1 History. Sociology. Junior High Football Coaeh B.S. In Education, Youngstown College MAUDE E. REED: Civics. Hygiene B. S. In Education. Kent State University Youngstown College JAMES DBERARDI: History. Economies. Assistant Football Coach B. S. In Education Youngstown College CLIFFORD CUNNINGHAIVIZ English. History B. S. In Education Kent State University Westminster College NELL J. BURROWS2 Commercial B. S. In Education Youngstown College M. S. Westminster College M. ETHEL LYONS: Commercial B. A. University of Cincinnati B. S. Bliss College awe FRANK J. MCLAUGHLINZ Commercial B. S. Business Administration Youngstown College Westminster College IVA MILLER: Pliysival Education. Hygiene B. A. Ohio Wesleyan Miami University JOSEPH A. KIMPANQ English A. B. Grove City College VERA J. TOYQ English Slinuery Rock State Teachers College Ph. B. Westminster College University of Pittsburgh C. W. SCHMIDT: English A. B. Canitol University Canitol Seminary Toledo University Ohio State University Westminster College ET?-IEL BOWERS: English. Speech B. A. Muskinguni College Chicago University ALBERT L. CHAMBERS: English B. S. Youngstown Collegt M. E. University of Pittsburgh y i . fi' Page? . - f 'I , f' 0 . Y! SEM Seated: H. Gonder. C. Foley, S. Fiedler. B. Mason Standing: J, Garland, S. Shaffer, B. Sowers. T. Landy Co - editors BETTY and LOIS Editors . Editorial Staff . Snapshot Editor . . , Sports Editor . Advertising Managers Business Managers . Typists . Junior Assistants . Advisors . Betty Ferrar Lois McLain Clarice Foley I-larliara Sowers Barbara Mason Sally Shaffer Jack Garland Helen Gonder Tom Landv Jerry Deininger Bill MitChell Madelyn Carson: Marcella Scott Alive Yates Evelyn Shooii Jean Barclay Nancy Thomas Patti McBride Dolores Balliet David Snyder Miss Burrows Mr. Foley Believe it or not, hidden behind the typewriter, news stories, and sample ads was the 1951 HARD. The stai had to push a few HUB slaves out cf the way now and then. but we managed to hold our own long enough to complete this record of a memorable school year. With the seasons. fall, winter. and spring, we pro 'ressed from the first day of school to graduation on May 23. Photo- graphers, editors, typists, and advertising solicitors. all worked tirelessly to make the book a success. Filling these pages are the friendship, activities, and classes that were HHS -Y 1951. Seated: N. Thomas. J. Barclay. M, Carsone. A. Yates. FI. Shook. P. McBride Standing: J. Deininger, B, Mitchell 2393 My i Q wx , I Q5 if 'M 5 J a , s 0 I I JEAN ALLEN Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 35 Hub Staff 3,45 Student Council 2,35 Triple Trio 25 G.A.A. 2,3,4. MADELINE AN GELO - Latin Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Usherette 2,45 Bowling League 35 Monitor 2,4. JAMES P. ANTENUCCI - Monitor 4 N JEAN BARCLAY , , Ensemble 2,3,45 Band Orchestra 3,45 Swing 45 Library 3,45 Class Play Hub Stal? 2,45 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. K if W' Gian GERALDINE BEACH - Hub Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Class Play 35 Glee Club 1,2. WILLIAM BLAIR RONALD BECKHAM - JOSEPH A. BLAZAK- JESSE BURKEY - Football 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 35 Varsity'H 3,45 Sr. Choir 3. Page 10 MADELYN CARSONE- Tri-Hi-Y 35 Annual Staff 45 Hub Staff 45 Ring Committee 35 Monitor 25 Honor Roll 1,2,4. WV? sf? sf SRE 'Q CARMEN CHICONE- Band 15 Varsity-H 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Glee Club 3,4. DIANE CHUFO- Library 2,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Class Play 253,45 Hub Staff 15 Girls State 3. L HENRY CLACKO - ' Drum Major 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,35 K Hub Staff 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1, ' - 4 4 ga Class Play 3,4. W 1 Q All ,lg N uf- ' l 1 A of 1951 DONALD S. CRAIG- Hi-Y 3,45 Glee Club 35 Basketball 15 Football 3,45 Varsity'H 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3. HELEN DAVIS - Tri-Hi-Y 3, Hub Staff 4. ARTHUR G. DEININGER- Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Class Play 2,3,45 Hi-YQChaplainJ3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Basketball, Reserves 25 Annual Stal? 45 Hub Staff 4. STEPHEN DeMAIOLO - Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,2,45 Varsity-H 2,3,4. ANN DICKEY- Glee Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 3. BETTY A. EDWARDS- Ring Committee 35 Girl Leader 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3. Page 11 JOYCE ANN COOLEY- Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Hub Staff 3,45 Monitor 4. ts ,ny 44 G ALFRED C. FABER- RICHARD FELL- Football 13 Basketball 2,4. ELIZABETH FERRAR -- Tri-Hi-Y 3,4CVice Pres. 413 Latin Club 2g Kent Team 2,3Q Girl Leader 2,3,43 G. A. A. 1,2,3,43 Annual Staff 43 Library 1,2,3,4Q Class Play 233,43 Honor Roll 1,3,4. SHIRLEY FIEDLER - Ensemble 2,3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Library 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Hub Staff 43 Annual Staff 4. I Glau RAYMOND FIORAMONTI -- Basketball 13 King of Newspaper Ball 3. CLARICE FOLEY - Library 1,2,43 Kent Team 1,2,33 Class Play 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4Q Girl Leader 43 Annual Staff 43 Latin Club 2. ALEXANDER FORTE -- Football 1,23 Basketball 1,2Q Golf 2,3,4Q Varsity-H 2,3,4. JOHN GARLAND - Hub Editor 4g Hi-Y President 43 Annual Staff 4. ROBERT GERGEL - Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2Q Varsity-H 3,4Q Glee Club 3. Page 12 HELEN GONDER - Student Council 43 Class Play 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,4fSeC.4lQ Latin Club 23 Kent Team 2,33 Library 1,2,3,4Q Annual Staff 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. of 1951 DONALD HARDER - Basketball 25 Football 15 Orchestra 1,253,115 Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,4. BEVERLY A. HETTRICK- Cheer Leader l,2,3,45 Class Officer 3,45 Class Queen 35 G. A. A. 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y Officer 35 Ensemble 3,45 Student Council 2,35 Class Play 3,43 Hub Staff 1,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,4. DOROTHY HORVATH - Class Secretary 1,45 Student Council 15 Athletic Association 2,3,45 Library 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Girl Leader 45 G. A A. 1,2,3,4. S an MICHAEL HORVATH - MARGARET HUISH - Kent Team 1,2,35 Honor Roll 15 Library 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Monitor 25 French Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. JAMES HURL - LAFAYETTE GROSE - Rayen High 1,25 Latin Club 25 Glee Club 15 Jr. a cappella 25 University School, Cleveland 35 Football 35 Basketball 3, Hub Staff 4. WILLIAM GROSE - Rayen High5 Junior a cappella 25 Latin Club 25 Record Staff 25 Basketball 45 Hub Staff 4. RCSE MARY GURLEA- West Phoenix High, Arizona 1,2,35 Hub Staff 45 Monitor 45 Basketball 4. Page 13 LEWIS HAGGERTY - Monitor 2 -- . -va we !.,..w 1 . .1 BARBARA JONES - Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Library 3,4. CLYDE R. KELLEY- Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Class President 3,4g Varsity-HfPres.D43 Class Play 2g Athletic Association 2g Hi-Y fTreas.J 4. CLARENCE KIRKWOOD -V Kent Team l,2,3g Hi-Y 3,4g Latin Club 1,2. CHARLES LADIG - Football l,2,3: Basketball 1,25 Baseball 2,3,4g Varsity-H 3,4. NORMA LANDIS Tri-Hi-Y 3 n . I Glau THOMAS LANDY - St. Ignatius High, Cleveland lg Football 2,3,4g Varsity-H 3,4g Hub Staif 3,45 Monitor 2.45 Tin Can Alley Basketball 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4. GEORGE LAUBERT - Latin Club 2g Hi-Y 43 Visual Education 2,3. ADELE LIN SLEY - French Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Library 1,2,4. J EANNETTE LOWRY - Glee Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 3. Page 14 JOHN J. LUTHERN - Ursuline lg Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g Varsity-H 3,43 Glee Club 3,43 Class Vice President 25 Athletic Association 4. D' X IKCN tr of 1951 MARJORIE McPHERON - Latin Club 25 Orchestra 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Vocal 45 Ring Committee 3. WILLIAM MITCHELL- Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Swing Band 3,45 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Class Play 253,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Latin Club 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. FRANCES MORRIS - Girl's Chorus 1,2535 Hub Stall 35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Usherette 45 Girl Reserve 3. NANCY NOGAL- Glee Club 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Kent Team 2,3. WILLIAM NOVOSEL - 'X JOHN OPALENIK- Band 3,45 Concert Band 4. .IN ALBERT T. MADELINE- Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 3,45 Varsity-H CVice Pres.J 45 Athletic Association 25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Class Vice President 4. BARBARA MASON- Band 1,2,3,45 G. A. A. 1,2,3,45 Girl Leader 1,2,3,45 Class Play 253,45 Tri-Hi-Y CTreas.D 3,45 Glee Club 2,35 Orchestra 3,45 Honor Roll 3545 Annual Staff 4. HARRY McFALL -- Monitor 2,4 Page 15 LOIS McLAIN - Monitor 25 G. A. A. 1,2,3,45 Girl Leader 1,2,3,45 Hub Staff 3 Annual Co-editor 45 Library 15 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Latin Club 1,2 1Treas.J CLARENCE EUGENE PANSLER -- North Canton High 1,2 ANTOINETTE M. PASCARELLA Hub Staff 45 Class Queen 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Class Oiiicer 2,35 Ring Committee 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Class Play 2,4. DONNA JEAN PATRICK Hub Staff 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Library 153,45 Class Play 45 Ring Committee 35 Monitor 2,4. JOSEPH J. PETTEN - Football 2,3 io Z1 My YGQ44 JAMES PHILLIPS - WILLIAM POPA LOUIS POGANY - Kent Team 1,2,35 Football 1,2,45 Basketball 1,25 Class Vice President 35 Hi-Y 3,4 fVice Pres. 455 Honor Roll 45 Class Play 4. Class Play 3,45 Hi-Y 4. RICHARD PUCAK - SALLY QUINN - Library 1,2,35 Kent Team 25 Hub Staff 2,35 Class Play 2,35 Ring Committee 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. I I Page 16 IRMA REDINGER - Band 45 Concert Band 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3. an G. A. A. 1,2,3,45 Class Team 1,2,3,45 ,N-,.....,.,,,.-,.,,W.,.,,,-,-e..fT' --. of mf Football 1,35 Class Play 25 Student Council 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Hub Staff 45 Head Monitor 4. MARCELLA SCO ANTHONY SALERNO - Football 1,2,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 15 Varsity-H 3 QVice Pres. 415 Class President 1. TT- Library 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Hub Staff 45 Kent Team 2,3. SARA LOUISE SHAFFER- Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 ' ' ' W M Y'v-Qffzllslg 'ff , f , T,.,,,,,,...,,,,,,.J5-Q,Q..a.:..,Q..L...aaiJ-4l..li.rf-K2fZ :angst-. CHARLES REED - DONA REESE - Tri-Hi-Y 3 MARY LOU REESE- Hub Staff 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Monitor 45 Library 1. Swing Band 3,45 G. A. A. 1,2,3,45 A Library 1,2,45 Student Council 1,2,35 Annual Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y CSec.J 35 Class Play 3. EVELYN ELAINE SHOOK- G. A. A. 1,2,3,45 Girl Leader 1,2,45 Latin Club 1,25 Band 45 Concert Band 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Hub Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club 35 Class Play 4. DONALD SINGER - DONALD RITENOUR - Class Play 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Swing Band 3,45 Orchestra 3,4. , Page 17 4 IVIILDRED SLOAN - Ifiajcrette 3,42 Ring Committee 33 Tri-1LiY 33 Glee Club 13 Class Play 2. JOY ANN SMITH- Glee Club 1,21 Baseball 13 Class Play 33 Latin Club 1,2Q Tri-Hi-Y 3. BARBARA SOWERS - G A. A.1,2,3,4: Girl Lea-der 2,3,43 Glee Club 1,33 Mixed Chorus 33 Class Play 2,3,43 Hub Stal? 2,3,43 itudeni Ccuncil 2,33 Annual Staff 43 Class Officer 1. BARBARA SUHY - Hub Staff 1,43 Student Booster 13 AQ, Youth Center Committee 13 Tri-Hi'Y 33 Ring Committee 3. rr -5 ., - If v , A ri' ,W It 4' ..., 2 , ' ' ' ,... : ,A 1 315 ' 22, 1 Wi' ' ::- sl-4'-we-'13 1 H . X 1. Glau NANCY THOMAS - Annual Staff 43 Hub Staff 43 Monitor 43 Ring Commitee 33 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. DELANO THOMPSON - Band 3,43 Orchestra 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 3,4. EMERSON TOBEY - RAPHAEL VERN ELL - Cheerleader 1,2,3,4Q G. A. A. 3,43 Girl Leader 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Class Play 3,41 Hub Staff 4. PATSY VILLANO - Hi-Y 3,43 Varsity-H 3,4Q Class Play 2,33 Swing Band 3,43 Band 2,3,43 Orchestra 2,3,43 Golf Team 2,3,4. JOHN WADJ UN - Page 18 of 1951 FRANK WILSON - JEROME WITTENAUER - Class Play 2g Boys' Chorus 3. ALICE YATES -- G. A. A. 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 33 Queen 45 Glee Club 3g Hub Staff 45 Annual Staff 4g Ring Committee 35 Mixed Chorus 3. Not Pictured - RICHARD LOVAS Pagc.19 'I' . lull! , v --an Elm Wd! We, the Seniors of 1951, being of sound mind lowing items to our successors, the Juniors and be our Last Will and Testament. Madeline Angelo leaves in a black olds convertible. Jean Allen leaves her place in the or- chestra to Margaret Wozniak. Jimmy Antenucci leaves his quietness to Paul Ferrett. Jean Barclay leaves her place in the band to Rodney Wells. Geraldine Beach leaves her gum chew- ing to Dody Balliet, an ambitious Junior. Ronald Beckham leaves his bashfulness to Skeeball Fair. ' Joe Blazak leaves his seat in Civics class to Paul Schuerer. Bill Blair leaves his driving book to Tom Davis. Jesse Burkey leaves his football helmet to Joe Costick. Don Burton leaves his position as co- captain to Ralph Reynolds. Madeline Carsone leaves her natural curls to Doris Bell. Carmen Chicone leaves his convertible to Glenn Stiver. Diane Chufo leaves the absence slips and Mr. St. John to Carolyn Straitiff. Henry Clacko leaves his place as drum major to Wick Hollenbank. Joyce Cooley leaves the Hub subscrip- tions to Lorraine Bivalec. Don Craig leaves his hot rods to Mr. Smouse. , Helen Davis leaves her shyness to Mary Jane Newell. Jerry Deininger takes Sally with him. Steve DeMaiolo hates to leave Betty, but he must. Anna Dickey leaves her skipping school to Mary Jean Scarpine. Betty Edwards leaves Mr. Tucciarone a few black hairs for some Junior to turn grey. Al Faber is not leaving. Dick Fell leaves his position as center on the basketball squad to John Varga. and body, do hereby bequeath the fol- the underclassmen. We do declare this to Betty Ferrar leaves her editorship to any capable Junior. Shirley Fiedler leaves her transcription headaches to Patti McBride. Ray Fioramonti leaves his honcr roll position to Ed Madeline. Clarice Foley leaves two good fenders of the driving car to Ruth Ashton. Sandy Forte leaves his putting ability to John Ferrett. Jack Garland leaves Nancy Rees with a Krmyz',. Bob Gergle leaves his broken -in foot- ball shoes to anyone in need of them. Helen Gonder leaves her height to Judy Mills. Bill Grose leaves 5 fouls in 4 minutes to anyone. Fay Grose leaves his 4th period seat in the library to Red Ensley. Rosemary Gurlea leaves her hiccups to a quiet study hall. Louis Haggerty leaves his troubles to his sister, Louise. Donald Harder leaves his band uniform to John Suhy. Beverly Hettrick takes Chuck with her. Dorothy Horvath leaves her seat in POD to anyone who can afford a fur coat. Mike Horvath leaves one package of cigarettes to Jack Higgins. Margaret Huish leaves her studious ways to Ruth Horne. Jim Hurl leaves for the wide open spaces. Barbara Jones leaves on a honeymoon. Bob Kelley leaves his class presidency to Ernie Ruby. Clarence Kirkwood leaves his algebra book to a poor sophomore. Chuck Ladig leaves, still arguing with Miss Lyons. Page 20 enioa cgnafzd An apple a day keeps the doctor away . , . Lets not be shoving boys. Joe wants a drink . . . When we were young . . . Miss Lyons isn't going lo like the air out of her tires . . . Seniors have a ehest Xray . . . We had to shovel our way to school . . . Our co-editor. Lois . . . shall we go back to school after lunch or shall we see the country via a convex'- tible . . . don't hand US a line. boys . , . strolling down the avenue . . . hurry, there goes the tardy bell . . . three handsome beau briimmels. Page 21 CLASS WILL fContinuedJ Norma Landis leaves her curlers to Myron Blasko. Tom Landy leaves his sport writing to some capable Junior. George Laubert leaves his parking space to Ben Slemons. Adele Linsley leaves her North boy friend to Carol Harder. Richard Lovas takes his Chevy with him. Jeannette Lowry leaves her giggles to Elaine Hill. John Luthern leaves his Satch title to any lackadaisical Junior. Bert Madeline leaves his bird cage to Joe Baldine. Barbara Mason leaves her noon ride home in D 2194 to anyone having a great distance to walk. Harry McFall leaves his bashfullness to Chuck Shufilebarger. Lois McLain leaves her shortness to Carol Rae Farmer. Marjorie McPheron leaves her type- writer to Dot Madeline. Bill Mitchell leaves, and with him his famous laugh, if you can call it that. Francis Morris leaves her pin curls to Salty Puskar. Nancy Nogal leaves her muscles to Lois Blair. Bill Novosel leaves his imitations to Chuck Baldine. John Opalenik leaves all the cute girls behind. Eugene Pansler leaves his typewriter to Walter Potock. Toni Pascarella leaves her black hair to Joyce Hunsinger. Donna Patrick leaves her long nails to a finger - nail biting Junior. Dutch Petten leaves Mr. Berardi with Jack. James Phillips leaves English class for bigger things. Louis Pogany leaves Joyce to no one. Bill Popa leaves his part in the class play to Mike O'Conner. Dick Pucak leaves Romo as Mayor of Coalburg. Sally Quinn leaves her peroxide to Pat Reno. Dona Rees leaves to join Ed. Mary Lou Reese leaves her big brown eyes to any one eyed Junior. Irma Redinger leaves her sax to any Junior who can afford to fix it. Don Ritenour leaves his weight to Bill Oakley. Charles Reed leaves his wide awake spirit to Don Crytzer. Henry Ruehle leaves nothing, he is too stingy. Anthony Salerno leaves his first base mitt to Bill Stanton. Marcella Scott leaves her Saturday dates to Elsie Redinger. Sally Shaffer leaves her sax to Jackie Ritenour. Evelyn Shook leaves her gift of gab to Joanne Bonaquist. Millie Sloan leaves her gum chewing to Betty Pannunzio. Joy Smith leaves her vivaciousness to Ella Mae Jagger. Don Singer leaves his Physics book to Ken Shellito. Barbara Sowers leaves wishing all the Juniors luck in their Senior year. ' Barbara Suhy leaves in a Mercury con- vertible with Jack. Nancy Thomas leaves her title as Mid- get to Dave Sisco. Emerson Tobey leaves to go dear hunt- ing -- two legged ones. Delano Thompson leaves his convertible to Richard Smith. Rae Vernell leaves her jokes to timid Jane Kyle. Patsy Villano will come back in two years after Mary Jo. Frank Wilson leaves with Joy ! ! ! Jerome Wittenauer leaves his hillbilly songs to Bill Patrick. Alice Yates leaves to join Fred. The Senior Class leaves one case of HADACOL to Mr. Berardi. To all those Juniors who had nothing willed to them, we leave our dear old home room seats in 34'. In Witness Whereof, We, the Senior Class have set our hand and seal hereto this twenty- third day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand Eine hundred and fifty-one 119511. Page 22 Seniaa Ugicwm Beverly Hettrick, Bob Kelley, Al Madeline, Dorothy Horvath SENIOR JUNIOR President . . Clyde R. Kelley President . . Clyde R. Kelley Vice President Albert Madeline Vice President .... Louis Pogany Secretary . . Dorothy Horvath Secretary . . Beverly Hettrick Treasurer . Beverly Hettrick Treasurer . . Toni Pascarella Advisor . . Mr. St. John Advisor . . . Mr. St. John SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN President . . . Richard Summers President . . Anthony Salerno Vice President . . . John Lutheran Vice President ..... Jack Garland Secretary . . . Toni Pascarella Secretary . . Dorothy Horvath Treasurer . . . Barbara Sowers Treasurer . . . Dixie Kiffer Advisor . . . Mr. Sasala Advisor . . Mr. Sasala Class Colors -RED AND WHITE Class Flower - RED CARNATION Page 23 President ERNIE RUBY Vice President RALPH REYNOLDS Secretary JANE KYLE Treasurer CAROLYN STRAITIFF Advisor MR. SONTAG Class Colors NIAROON AND WHITE Class Flower RED Ross uniaa efafid L to R-Jane Kyle, Ernie Ruby, Ralph Reynolds, Carolyn Straitlif Adams, Thomas Baldine, Charles Baldine, Joseph Blasko, Myron Boucher, Henry Caven, Robert Coccaville, Howard Costick, Joseph Crytzer, Donald Davis, Thomas Fair, Richard Ferrett, John Ferrett, Paul Fitzsimmons, James Gardinier, Robert Gest, James Higgins, Jack Hollenbank, Wick Horvatovich, Raymond Jacobs, Lenard CLASS ROLL Jamieson, Harland LaCivita, Charles Martin, Norman McPheron, Roger Miller, James Nadeja, Edward Newell, Norman O'Connor, Mike Palmier, Frank Paroz, Robert Patrick, William Pettitt, Jay Pompeli, Paul Potock, Walter Puskar, John Puskar, Milan Reuff, James Reynolds, Ralph Reebel, William Rolfe, Richard Page 24 Romo, Charles Roose, Donald Ruby, Ernie Schuerer, Paul Shellito, Kenneth Shufilebarger, Charles Smith, Richard Snyder, David Stanton, William Stiver, Glenn Suhy, John Tuck, Malcom Tolnar, Steve Varga, John Wayland, John Wells, Rodney White, William Williams, Edward 195.2 Q.- JNL in ttlto E ffl 'ft' 9 Q 3 Y J M1 fl q:,, ,.,. . .T g A-A ii Q9 Q J f 1 Q :3 . f 1 ri B s'W L - f fx J f'A' :A 2 E, .: . .'- - if f - --':1.vA1 if . satin, 5' as Q9 Q-9 . Q J .J . W L . A is Vg V .L,.. - Q 4.5 of f E '1' : Q as L 'X .2 A . ,,,. at 3- lf f X' J N A ,M X, 1 .,,X L fats? Aliiere. Jean Ashton, Ruth Balliet, Dolores Bell, Doris Bivalec, Lorraine Blair, Lois Bonaquist, Joanne Dobos, Mary Jane Doughton, Marilyn Evans, Susanne Frye, Carol Haggerty, Louise Harder, Carole Henderson, Betty Hill, Elaine Jagger, Ella Mae Johnson, Gladys Kyle, Jane Lesnak, Margaret Madeline, Dorothy McBride, Patti Miller, Margaret Mills, Judith Moflitt, Beverly Nadeja, Edna Page 25 Paris, Evelyn Redinger, Elsie Reighard, Shirley Reno, Patricia Samulka, Margaret Sansota, Marietta Scarpine, Mary Jean Shellito, Margaret Straitiff, Carolyn Vukovich, Carolyn Wozniak, Margaret Yohman, Evelyn X Nfl fgapfaamofze Wadi President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Class Colors L to R--Robert Leone, Mary Joe McAlpin, Shirley Mason, Leonard Slemons Bartko, Patricia Bowers, Shirley Choppa, Mary Clark, Veda Crea, Marie Doyle, Norma Dudarwicz, Lillian Durbin, Ann Edwards, Patricia Faber, Elva Farmer, Carol Rae Fricker, Delaine Gardner. Alice Hamill, Judith Anne Hetrick, Elizabeth Hettrick, Joan Hinerman, Aileen CLASS ROLL Hodgson, Beverly Horne, Ruth Hunsinger, Joyce Jameson, Madelyn Klug, Nancy Koehli, Nancy Krivak, Mary LaCivita, Geraldine Landry, Emily Jean Lehn, Mary Lesh, Mina Jean Levandoski, Marie Maines, Margaret Mason, Shirley May, Virginia McAlpin, Mary Joe McClelland, Doris McGinnis, Velda Medve, Mary Helen Montgomery, Bessie Najem, Alice Neider, Doris Newell, Mary Jane Nicholas, Mary Oliver, Lila Paduchik, Phyliss Pannunzio, Elizabeth Pansler, Lois Patten, Pauline Piurkoski, Helen Popa, Sally Pritchard, Marlene Pushkar, Dolores Rees, Nancy Page 26 Ritenour, Jacqueline Robinson, Nana Romo, Mary Singletary, Myrtis Steach, Rosemary Stewart, Jane Tickey, Shirley Tribley, Shirley Troyer, Eva Wadjun, Mary Ann Walts, Barbara Wells, Anna Belle Wills, Beverly Wittenauer, Martha Wolfgang, Iris Woods, Sue ROBERT LEONE LEONARD SLEMoNs SHIRLEY MASON MARY JoE MCALPIN MR. CuNN1Ncx-uuvx GREEN AND WHITE 1953 -, -- x..L . .. - .- Q ,Mlm , . .. .gre Ffa 'gif Q ., w ar g, 5 ,L . t f WN Q K Llxr 4, ,le sj5,A,gQS xi. it :Z' J L f ei i 'f' Qt f L ' rWii3 i3 QiQiiBr , f s ,,, l l ,. , 29Q2Q9 ,QQRQRSS , QQQQ .QBQHQQS Q92 99 9 998 QM Q- .Jill .W A A , 'g' fy ' Q it , Q e 4 - 31,4 ,. gf it J w 1 as ,Q 'a it ff 2322399 222933 R QQQQQ QQ99 ' A 1' SSN r at . 39 Q Q99 Ahart, Elmer Arnal, Jerry Bair, Edwin Berlin, Donald Blakely, Thomas Camuso, Pat Carsone, James Castner, James Castner, Robert Coleman, Thomas Coller, Fred Costick, Michael Curry, John DeSantis, William DeVine, Charles Ensley, Ronald Fedor, Donald Fedorchak, James Ferrett, Nicholas Gardinier, Charles Gardner, Clarence Gossick, Raymond Green, Carl Hill, Donald Horvath, Richard Houy, John Hubbard, James Huish, Richard Johnson, Thomas Jones, Thomas Jordan, Carl Klucher, William Kutsko, James Landy, Donald Leone, Robert Lewis, LeRoy Lewis. Robert Madeline, Edward Mahon, Paul May, Dale McCliment, William McKnight, George Nutter, Thomas Oakley, William O'Conner, John Onesti, Thomas Pappa, John Patrick, Edward Patrick, Michael Pettit, Donald Phillips, Michael Plumeret, Thomas Praznik, George Ressler, Robert Rosile, Vincent Ross, James Rowe, Ronald Ryser, Edward Schmidt, Ronald Scopacasa, Vincent Page 27 Shelton, Raymond Sisco, David Slemons, Leonard Small, Wade Smelko, Robert Smith, George Staudacher, Paul Townsend, John Trail, Ralph Tritt, Donald Varga, Francis Walker, Robert Waltman, William Webb, Russell Welk, Rex Whittle, George Wolford, Robert President Vice President J osrzra PASCARELLA Secretary Treasurer Advisor Zzaeilzman Blau ROBERT WELTON BARBARA RENO SALLIE KELLEY MR. KIMPAN L to R-Robert Welton, Joseph Pascarella, Sallie Kelley, Barbara Reno Abblett, Edward Ahart, Fred Ambrose, Lawerance Andrews,, Howard Arnett, Kenneth Askew, Philip Baldine, Richard Benton, Charles Blair, Jack Britton, Ernest Burkey, John Burkey, Howard Brooks, Larry Caravelos, Leonard Cassimatis, Louis Clifton, Dean Conway, Stanley Coonce, Daniel Cornell, Edwin Crea, Francis Cromer, Donald CLASS ROLL DePinto, John DeSantis, Ronald Dickson, Charles Dobos, Joseph Dobson, Frank Edwards, Harold Ellington, James Evans, Thomas Faber, John Fabian, Edward Fitzsimmons, Thomas Flowers, Joseph Gergel, Ronald Glod, Jack Helscell, Gerald Herrema, John Hill, Anthony Karcher, Joseph King, James Knirk, Jack Koehli, Robert Kulow, David LaCivita, Frank Lee, James Lloyd, William Lowry, Charles Madeline, Thomas Marciano, Gilbert May, Reed McFall, Paul McFarland, Ronald Mott, Roger Moyers, Harold Orr, Thomas Paroz, Roger Pasquale, Anthony Pasquarella, Joseph Petrek, Frank Pollard, Donald Praznik, Nicholas Puhalsky, Larry Putkovich, Mike Page 28 Reble, Reese, Rigby, Rcsile Rosile, Rosile, Ryser, William Jack Merle Augie Frank Fred Joseph Shellito, David Shank, Edwin Skruck, Joseph Slemons, Howard Snyder, Peter Taylor, Zeke Tobey, Jerome Vernell, James Wadj un, Frank Welton, Robert Werner, Dale Williams, Guy Yuhas, William Zetterquist, Ronald Zoller, Allen Yr 1954 3... 9,Q.233.?n.,., 9.2992 2,992.99 2.9120 E -aaa aa 2 aaa aa ,sweetest . 3 fin . 9-S 2 - .W Arnett. Mary Jane Balzic, Joan Begeot, Beverly Brownlee, Betty Burkey. Betty Casey. Emily Childs, Reesa Mae Clement. Marie Conn, Carol Cooksey, Mary Ruth Crytzer. Grace Davis. Ruth Deal. Shirley Delili, Josephine Doughton, Judy Duke, Patricia Ealy. Artomeize Evans. Ruth Fabian. Katheryn Fishel, Marjory Foraker, Ida Mae Foraker, Mary Glus, Sophia Greene, Rita Halicki, Ruth Hamlin. Lucille Hettrick, Nancy Himes, June Hollenbank, Judy Jameson, Barbara Johnston, Margaret Kelley, Pat Kelley, Sallie Kirkwood, Paula Knupp, Doris Kougher, Eileen Kriech, Joan Kutsko, Elaine LaCivita, Ruth Libert, Mildred Magyar, Patricia McKnight, Edith Nadeja, Nancy Onesti, Caroline Pascarella, Patricia Pedigo, Jeanne Petrinjak, Elizabeth Petten, Phyllis Phillips, Rita Pierce, Jeanette Polochak, Doris Pritchard, Patricia Puskar, Patricia Reno, Barbara Page 29 Robinson, Miriam Roose, Nancy Rosile, Carol Ross, Barbara Ruby, Shirley Rummell, Lorena Scimone, Jean Singletary, Susan Skruck, Betty St. John, Jacqueline Tobey, Erin Von Kennen. Mary Jane Walker, Betty Walts, Patty Webb, Patricia Wereb, Esther Wilson, Florence Wittenauer, Joanne Yeager, Betty Snaffzd I Watch the birdie. girls . . . a famous Soph quartctte, plus ono . , . a couple of old cronies , . . three-thirty pm. . . . Oh what a grand time wc had . . . A sophomore beauty . . . Gosh, but it is chilly . . . Chuck and Jack . . . Mr. Milan him self . . . jumping ropc on a sunny day . . . two old pals on their way hack to school . . . catching up on a few notes be forc class. Page 30 s 2 -Q W YG? m y ,S-Mg , A 7 Q tb, 1 9 4 . X' 5' wks N '5 E 5. 'nf w D sg S if G.. 'w K if , Q I . . F n, 4 . -J 'V 'wi' fy. A. -li M9 f' . '- 6 ,A E 9WX,A jf '. is Ab .4 gfiffff . l f 'Q Ne.-:iii ff I dqxqw 41 f 'F' Q... 2 ,,i., f mfs 1 5, xg. W 6 ' 2 5 X I i Ki? 'Q N69 Ei new W ,J mm if ,Im Bam! my X . F f ,Ng MICHAEIA MOZZILLO, Director ANTHONY BASILE, 12th Jean Barclay Barbara Mason Irma Redinger Sally Shaffer Evelyn Shook Ronald Beckham Jerry Deininger Donald Harder Bill Mitchell John Opalenik Donald Ritenour Delano Thompson Emerson Tobey Patsy Villano 11th Ruth Ashton Dolores Balliet Lois Blair Sue Evans Carol Frye Carole Harder Jane Kyle Margaret Samulka Charles Baldine Robert Caven Charles LaCivita Charles Shufllebarger 10th Shirley Bowers Veda Clark Lillian Dudarwicz Judith Hamill Aileen Hinerman Madelyn Jameson Nancy Koehli Shirley Mason Mary Joe McAlpin Doris McClelland Alice Najem Jacqueline Ritenour Jane Stewart Shirley Tribley Eva Troyer John Curry Ronald Ensley Donald Fedor Charles Gardinier Carl Greene Richard Huish Tom Jones Tom Nutter John Papa Michael Patrick John Rosile Ronald Schmidt Page 32 Assistant Director Vincent Scopacasa George Whittle 9th Betty Brownlee Sallie Kelley Jean Pedigo Nancy Roose Jacqueline St. John Betty Walker Larry Brooks Torn Evans Roger Paroz Jerome Tobey Allen Zoller 8th Bruce Fisher Jerry Painter Q ,.. -.M ...as I' L, Uaclwuha 12th Jean Allen Jean Barclay Beverly Hettrick Barbara Jones Barbara Mason Sally Shaffer Ronald Beckham Jerry Deininger Donald Harder Bill Mitchell Donald Ritenour Delano Thompson Patsy Villano 11th Dolores Balliet Sue Evans Carol Frye Jane Kyle Pat Reno Carolyn Straitiff Robert Caven Charles LaCivita Charles Shufflebarger 10th Shirley Bowers Judith Hamill Ruth Horne Ilene Hinerman Nancy Koehli Mina Lesh Mary Medve Doris McClelland Mary Nicholas Jacqueline Ritenour Jane Stewart Iris Wolfgang Donald Fedor Tom Jones Michael Patrick Ed Patrick 9th June Himes Jean Pedigo Jacqueline St. John Patty Webb Howard Andrews Larry Brooks Louis Cassimatis Tom Evans Roger Mott Allen Zoller 8th Carolyn Hatch Tom Combroto Lloyd Mott Albert Smelko Mn. IVIICHAEL Mozz1LLo, Director Page 33 F,- mzm Jlzgh Banff Q' ee CMA anim. Ghaawi CWS BOYS' GLEE CLUB Row 1 - L to R: Paul Gillner, Bob Coller, Fred Harrison, John Brownlee, Dick Johnson, James Green, Joe Bonaquist. Row 2 - Mr. Basile, Edward Snyder, John Papa, Joe LaCivita, Joe Magyar, Richard Hettrick, Robert Lisko. Row 3 -Ivan Palovich, Thomas Picino, Joe Dobos, Lawrence Piurkoski, Ronnie Ladig. Bill Kesner, Jack Beaudoin. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Row 1 -L to R: J.Pierce. B.Os1oiu, B. Oakley, J.Kreech, P.Wa1ts, A.Tobey, P. Pritchard, A.Pag1ey, B. Reighard. Row 2-Mr.Basi1e,Director, D.Knupp, B. Yeager, J. Himes, M.R.Cooksey, P. Pascarella, J. Trowbridge, D. Polochak, B.Reno. Row 3-I. M. Foraker, P. Magyar, B.Begot, M.J.VonKennan, J. Doughton, S.G1us, J. Pedigo, P. Webb, C. . Rosile. Row 4-B. Walker, P. Kirkwood, E. Kutsko, M. Foraker, M,Libert, J.Scimone, G.Wi1son, B. Lee, E. Wereb, P. Puskar. Row 5-L.Rummell. J. Balzic, R.Halicki, J. Wittenauer, G.Crytzer, E. McKnight, P. Kelley, M. Clement. Page 34 LIBRARIANS Seated: B. Jones. M. Wittenauer. M. Huish. S. Fiedler. D. Chufo. P. Paduchak, N. Doyle. E. Wereb. .fidaaay Mm! Ghaawi Standing: Row 1 - H. Gonder. J. Barclay, D. J. Patrick. P. Pritchard, A. Linsley. Miss McKelvey, Librarian. Row 2 -- S. Ruby. C. Foley, B. Ferrar, S. Shaffer, J. Balzic, S. Kelley. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row MIXED CHORUS L to R: S. Bowers. J.Hamill. J. Kyle, A. Durbin. M. J. McAlpin. S. Evans. J. Barclay. E. Troyer. J. Stewart, N. Klug, B. Wills. S. Fiedler. L. Bivalic, R. Ashton, D. Balliet. M. Wozniak. P. Reno, R. Wells, M. Doughton, J. Sully. G. Praznik, G. Stiver, A. Madeline. R. Trail. E. Ruby, J. Luthcrn, Bill Popa. Mr.Albrigl1t.Di1'c Page 35 etor. Slmfewl' Gwwcfll The Student Council is a group of boys and girls elected from each class. They meet with Mr. MacDonald and other members of the faculty to discuss the problems of the stu- dents within the school. The student relates his ideas to the teacher through the Student Council. Each student has the privilege of expressing his ideas. One of the chief duties of the Student Council is the arrangement of all assembly pro- grams, this also includes the booking of outside programs. One of the major responsibilities of Student Council this year was the reorganization of the monitor system which was abandoned two years ago. This group felt it should be re- organized for the benefit of the student body. Monitors were chosen for each period and two were placed on each Hoor. The head monitor for each period is responsible to see that there is a monitor at every station every period. Mr. MacDonald is the advisor of the Student Council. Seated: Mary Jane Newell, Ralph Reynolds, Mr. MacDonald, Advisor, Charles Benton, Helen Gonder. Standing: Judy Doughton, Ruth Ashton, James Fedor chak. Page 36 Seated: T. Landy, S. Reighard, D. Bell, J. Garland. S. Fiedler, M. O'Conner. Standing: C. Frye, Mr. McLaughlin, Advisor, P. McBride, M. Doughton. Editor . . . Circulation Mgr. . Business Mgrs. Sports Editor . Photographer . Proofreader . Advisor . . Jack Garland Shirley Reighard Marilyn Doughton Patti McBride . . Tom Landy . . Carol Frye . Marcella Scott Mr. McLaughlin ,M sag Row 1 -L to H' T. Prscarella, E.Yohman. D. Patrick, J. Barclay, B.Hettrick B.Suhy, S.Reighard. N. Thomas. D. Bell. Row 2 - Mr. McLaughlin. Advisor. B. Vernell, E. Paris, S. Fiedler, C. Frye, P McBride. J. Kyle. H. Davis, M. Carsone, J. Cooley. Row 3 - L. Bivalec. M. Doughton. A. Yates. G. Beach. M. L. Reese. M. Scott, D Balliet, M. Shellito. R, M. Gurlea. J.Allen. Row 4-J.Garland. J.Hurl, P. Schuerer, M. Puskar, G.Gardinier, M. J. Scar pine. S. Shaffer, B. Scwers. E. Shook, J. Bonaquist. Row 5 - J. Deininger. H. Clacko. D. Landy. M. O'Conncr. H. Ruehlc. R. Smith B. Stanton. B. Mitchell. J. Mills. P. Reno, Row 6 - W. Potocli, C. Baldine. B. Cavcn, K. Sliellito. THE HUB is an official publication of the student body. The paper is published monthly under the direction of Mr. McLaughlin. The group has sponsored several square dances at Ridge and recently sponsored a movie, Junior Miss . for the entire student body. Page 37 74a-,lla-W Row l - L to R: C. Straitifff, J. Bonaquist, J. Kyle, B. Mason, S. Evans, J. Barclay, S. Reighard, H. Gonder. Row 2 -- Miss Rice. Advisor, E. M. Jagger, A. Linsley, J. Cooley, C. Frye, P. McBride, L. Haggerty, Miss Morris, Advisor. Row 3-lVl.J.Scarpine. M.L. Reese. R.Ashton, D.Chufo, L. Blair, M.Shellito, D. Balliet, C. Harder. Row 4 -- L. lVIcLain. B. Reno, B. Sowers, L. Bivilec, M. Doughton, M. Huish, F. Morris, B. Ferrar, C. Foley, M. Angelo. SENIOR OFFICERS President .... Barbara Sowers Vice Pres. . . . Betty Ferrar Secretary . . Helen Gonder Treasurer . . Barbara Mason JUNIOR OFFICERS President . . . . . Carol Frye Vice Pres. . . Marilyn Doughton Secretary . . . Patti McBride Treasurer . . . Sue Evans LATIN CLUB OFFICERS President .... John O'Connor Vice Pres. . , . Joyce Hunsinger Secretary . . Russell Webb Treasurer . . Nancy Koehli Row l-L to R: P.Webb. J.Himes. M.R.Cooksey, P. Pritchard, P. Pascarella. A. Tobey, R.Paroz, L. Brooks. B. Re-ble. B. Lloyd. Row 2-Miss Morris. Advisor. S.Tribley. I. Wolfgang, E. Wereb. K.Fabian, J.Hollenbank, J.Ritenour, N. Reese. E. Casey. S.Glus. T.Fitzsimmons. Row 3--B.Brownlee. P. Kirkwood, M.Clement, M.A. Krivak, J.LaCivita, J. DePinto. E. McKnight, J. St. John, A.Najem. M.Jameson, N.Koehli. Row 4 - T. Johnson. L. Ambrose. J. Hubbard, F. Crea, E. Patrick, J. Stewart. J. Hamill. S. Bowers, R. Davis, P. Kelley. P. Paduchik, Row 5 - R. Schmidt. R. Reynolds, R. Mott, A. Zoller, J. Hunsinger, R. Horne. S. Kelley. J. O'Conn0r, R. Webb, M, H. Medve. D. McClelland, A. B. Wells, M. Maines. Page 38 z-W GM Row 1-L to R: E. Williams, D. Ritenour, G. Laubert, J. Garland, P. Schuerer, M.Puskar, J. Pettit. Row 2-Mr. Smouse, Advisor, R. Reynolds, C. Baldine, B. Mitchell, D. Craig, P. Villano, Mr. Campana, Advisor. Row 3-1J.Deininger, R. Beckham, L. Pogany, M. O'Connor, W. Potock, B. White, B. Kelley, President . . . . Jack Garland Vice President .... Louis Pogany Secretary . . . Ronald Beckham Treasurer . . . . Bob Kelley Chaplain . . . . Jerry Dcininger Advisors . . . Mr. Smouse Mr. Campana The motto of the Hi Y is to create, maintain, and extend through the school and com- munity, high standards of Christian character. The group is composed of responsible young fellows united in the purpose to use democratic methods to achieve the embodiment of Chris- tian principles in individual and group conduct. Its watchword is Service - Service to its members, the school, the community, the nation, the world, and God. Hi Y Civic Day is one of the outstanding days on the- school calendar. Boys are chos- en to fill various civic offices throughout the Mahoning Valley. Mr. Smouse and Mr. Campana are the advisors. Page 39 , -af i , X xiii M asf 5 5 5 s . ' i GI LLQ-:W i g 5 W g 5 i r SX 5 t X ' 2 , WM W w x A A 53256 ' ' f ff: Wk r Y iii ' i 2,5 4 M Kvkelk A , W O -M. F5 3 '5 54 ,WM My 4 :Q -W fait 1 . . Q qnuawfl- 1 n JI, as ' Q . A X - sf QN X Q K , ab E ' M, + 3, .i.-W : x SX x 1 igigwfxw 5 , A5 1 au, X N4 v Y. -YfY-- , .I- ..,,, - wh, ..-.- vm Q. nz. 4. President . . . . Dorothy Horvath Vice President . . . Elsie Redinger Secretary . . .. Sally Shaffer Treasurer . . . Nancy Koehli The G. A. A. is an organization of high school girls under the direction of Miss Miller. To be a qualified member you must have 30 points which you acquire from after-school sports. The purpose of the G. A. A. is to maintain better sportsmanship among the girls. Numerals are given at the end of each year to every girl, provided she has earned her 30 points. When she has earned 120 points, a letter H is given to her for her efforts in maintaining better sportsmanship among the girls. Row 1 -L to R: Betty Walker, Barbara Mason, Dorothy Horvath, Beverly Hettrick, Elva Faber, Iris Wolf- gang, Nancy Roose, Beverly Corell, Elsie Redinger, Doris Bell. Row 2 - Miss Miller, Carol Frye, Patty McBride, Darla Loy, Beverly Begeot, Carolyn Straitiff, Jane Kyle, Ju- dith Doughton, Delaine Fricker, Eva Troyer. Row 3 - Shirley Bowers, Nancy Koehli, Nancy Klug, Shirley Mason, Alice Yates, Jean Allen, Rae Vernell, Beverly Wills, Jackie St. John, Irma Redinger. Row 4 - Annabelle Wells, Evelyn Shook, Betty Brownlee, Ruth Ashton, Lois Blair, Carol Harder, Margaret Wozniak, Marie Clement, Edith McKnight, Lillian Shook, Jane Stewart. Row 5 - Lois McLain, Joyce Hunsinger, Pat Reno, Sally Kelley, Barbara Sowers, Marilyn Doughton, Doris Mc Clelland, Margaret Samulka, Sally Shaffer, BetLy Ferrar. Page 41 QM! .fewafyzfi Row 1-L to R: C. Straitiff, J. Kyle, B. Edwards, B. Mason, D. Horvath, I. Wolfgang, B. Hettrick, C.Farmer. Row 2-Miss Miller, Advisor, J. Allen, R. Vernell, C. Frye, M. J. Scarpine, S. Mason, B. Pannunzio, N. Koehli. Row 3-C. Foley, R. Ashton, E. Shook, M.L.Reese, J. Stewart, S. Bowers, B. Wills, D. Balliet. Row 4-L. McLain, J .Hunsinger, P. Reno, S. Shaffer, B.Sowers, M.Doughton, B.Ferrar. The Girl Leaders is an honor organization of girls selected because of her outstand- ing ability in physical education. Each girl must be dependable and have a keen interest in promoting sports among the high school girls. Each girl leader assists the physical education director in regular gym classes and al- so assist as referees, umpires, scorers, and timers during intermural games. The Girl Leaders Club is an organization which will develop responsibility in direct- ing activities, which will in turn develop such qualities as leadership, self- confidence, and general personality. Page 42 S , . x . 9 l , kk . N i Q S Am - 6 3 4 Sf, ' x 5 1' I P'-wi,55i?Q , Z hx , ga X its rqlffalefic fquacialian L to'R: T. Coller, R. C.Reynolds, W. Watson, H. Smith, J. Luthern, F. McLaughlin, J. Hunsinger, P. McBride, Roger Paroz, W. MacDonald, Mrs. Thomas, S. Kelley, R. Sontag, R. Jeren, G. Wat- son, W.Gross, J.Berardi, W. McAlpin, C. Vanaman, F. Smouse. President . . . . . Mr. MacDonald Vice President . . . Dr. William Gross Secretary ..... Mr. McLaughlin Athletic Director . . . . Mr. Smith The Athletic Association is composed of all coaches, athletic director, faculty manager, principals of our schools, superintendent, two board members elected by the board of edu- cation, two members from the community at large selected by the board of education, one male faculty member elected by the boys of the upper four grades, one female faculty mem- ber elected by the girls of the upper four grades, one boy from each grade 9 - 12, one girl from each grade 9- 12, girls' physical education teacher, boys' physical education teacher, one representative from the Varsity H, Student Council, Adult Boosters' Club, and P. T. A. The association endeavors to coordinate and improve athletics for the benefit of the school and community as deemed advisable by the board of education and in compliance with the Ohio High School Athletic Association. Page 44 R v 1-- L to R J Ross B Whlte J Baldme L Pogmy T Landy P Mahon B Oakley D Smgel Row 2 -f lVIr.Bcr1rd1 Asslstant Coach BGcrgle E Ruby A 'Vhdelme B Kelley D Roose R GOSblLk M Sontag. Co mlm Row 3-J.Bu1key R Wells G Wblttle K Arnett R Smelko T Plummelet R Welk R Webb Row 4+K.Shell1to R Reynolds J Lutheln J Costxck W Hollcnbank C Baldmc M OConnu B Slemous J. Fcrrett. Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard JM Q K 5 '53 2, .. W .QM Q :4 :F I f 7 3 W i 'av ' 9 may X fx 1 fll' s I .K A . x Q Jr 1 S! me I kfmgikdx Q' ' ' ,s L ff K' X if 1' 3? K K W H.. ft n EW ,, M f A ,I dh M3 aqomecavmhq Pat passes in review atop Chicone's convertible . . . The Queen and her attendants: Carolyn Straitiff, Do- rothy Horvath, Toni Pascarella, Pat Reno, Barbara Reno, Patty Webb, Betty Hettrick, and Mary Jo McAlpin . . . A halloween float . . . Queen Pat and her pepsodent smile . . . Captain Al crowns the queen while Mr. Gray looks on . . . Hurrah ll another first down . . . After the game the students. if .:.g,. ...t ti .linnni trip the light fantastic in the gym. Pat Reno. a Junior. was crowned Homecoming Queen at the first homecoming cele- bration in several years. This was an event of October 20 when Sharpesville won over the Eagles in the lVlemorial Stadium. A parade. headed by the Band and cheerleaders. preceeded the game. The various high school clubs and organizations entered beautifully decorated floats. Each class chose two girls from the class as nominees for queen, The queen. chosen by three outside impartial judges. was a complete surprise until a few minutes before game time. Just prior to the kick-off Pat was presented a crown of white baby mums in the shape of an by Captain Al Madeline. A dance followed the game where all students. faculty. and alumni were welcomed. Page 47 uniofz, allay!! 4001461 Row 1-L to R: J . Tobey, B. Staudacher, F. Dobson, E. Shank, R Sllfko P Chicone Managers C. Stewart, B. Walkosak, J . Mason. Row 2-R.Gergle, R. Reynolds, S.Crommer, R. Baldine, A.Sme1ko, Q Wescott J Ryser J. DePinto, T. Pasquale. Row 3-Mr. Campana, Assistant Coach, F. Sears, G. Marchino, Z. Taylor C Singer H Slemons, R. Beil, P. Heckathorn, E. Fabian, P. Askew, Mr. Smouse Coach Row 4-F.Wadjun, C.Benton, A. McGee, C. Crankle, T. Orr, C. Brewer R Welton J O Rourke, E. Cornell, J. Pasquarella. The Hubbard Junior High Football team won 6, lost 1, and t1ed 1 in the Steel Valley Conference. Several lettermen returned to make the season a successful one Coach Smouse will miss some very good regulars who will move up to the Varsity squad Tom Campana a former Youngstown College grid star, assisted Coach Smouse during the 1950 season 36 Hubbard 25 Hubbard 7 Hubbard 28 Hubbard 39 Hubbard 34 Hubbard 26 Hubbard 7 Hubbard WoN ,C , Brookfield 6 Memorial 0 Struthers 17 , Boardman 0 ' 0 0 6 eu ,, Girard 7 u ,, Fitch 1, , C, Niles McKinley 1 Niles Washington 6 Losr 1 TIED 1 Page 48 0 J. . .' I ,J 1 Lf f Standing: Betty Pannunzio, Beverly Wills. Mary Jean Scarpine Joanne Bonaquist. Kneeling: Beverly Hettrick, Rae Vernell. VARSITY H OFFICERS President . . . . . Bob Kelley Vice President . . . Al Madeline Secretary . . . Ralph Reynolds Treasurer . . . Mike Horvath Advisor . . . . . Mr. Hall Row 1-'L to R: C.Ladig. J.Burkey. M.Horvath. B.Kelley. A. Madeline. S DelVIialo. P. Villano. Row Ze- Mr. Hall.Advisor. R. Wells. J.Costick. G.Stiver. R.Reynolds, L. Slem ons. D. Craig. A. Salerno. How I3 1- S. Forte. J. Ferrett. T. Lundy. J. Vurgu. J. Lutliern. B. Gergle. E. Ruby B. While. The Varsity H Club is an organization of boys who have earned at least one letter in a major sport. The Club promotes good sportsmanship, cooperation. and fellowship a- mong the varsity lettermen. The group sponsored several dances after the football and basketball games. They also sponsored an exhibition game between the Sharon Hoyle Club and the New York Broadway Colored Clowns. Mr. Hall is the club advisor. Page -19 il ,W ,, , . . Row 141, to R: R.Wells. R.Fell, B.Grose, J. Varga, J.Luthern, J. Ferrett, E. Ruby. Row 2-Mr.Vanzsman.Coach, L. Slemons, J. O'Conner, W.Potock, D. Fedor, R.Reynolds, D. May, G. Praznik. M,Blasko. F. Varga. Row 3 W- C. ShuI'flcbarger, Mgr.. J. Curry. R. Webb, R. Trail, S. Tolnar. B. Leone, D. Landy, M. Costick, B.Oakley. 43 Hubbard North 38 57 Hubbard ., Brookfield 30 29 Hubbard Niles 40 53 Hubbard , Sharpesville 41 33 Hubbard Sharpesville 42 40 Hubbard G Struthers 34 2 Hubbard Struthers 0 43 Hubbard Girard 57 Cforfcill 53 Hubbard , Hickory 60 62 Hubbard Fitch 40 46 Hubbard , Memorial 58 44 Hubbard Memorial 50 37 Hubbard Boardman 51 29 Hubbard Niles 48 42 Hubbard Rayen 49 29 Hubbard North 45 47 Hubbard ,. Brookfield 29 43 Hubbard Leavittsburg 35 40 Hubbard Fitch 43 36 Hubbard Girard 60 WON S LosT 12 JOHN LUTH1-:RN RICHARD FELL WHLIAM Gaosr Page 50 anim 4.1194 864546411 STEEL VALLEY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Row lf L to R: R.Pa1-oz, B. Lloyd. D. Pollard. J. Mason. Manager. Row 2-B.Yuhas, J.Pascarella, .I.Wadjun. C.Brewer, B.Gergle. B.Welton, N.Praznik. Row 3HH.Slemons, D.Coonce, Mr. Tucciarone. Coach, J.Knirk, D.Helsel, A.Rosilc. 29 Hubbard West Middlesex 12 43 50 Hubbard Memorial 27 17 48 Hubbard Niles McKinley 26 51 33 Hubbard Fitch 12 56 35 Hubbard Struthers 30 31 24 Hubbard West Middlesex 11 25 18 Hubbard Girard 23 19 32 Hubbard Niles Washington 54 48 40 Hubbard Boardman 32 65 WON 14 Losr Hubbard Memorial 42 Hubbard Lowellville 24 Hubbard Niles McKinley 27 Hubbard Fitch 17 Hubbard Struthers 28 Hubbard Girard 19 Hubbard Niles Washington 31 Hubbard Boardman 27 Hubbard Brookfield 38 4 Page 51 711, We azz, amaze gafwzaazz Row 1 -f- L to 17: P. Chicano. J. Mason. Manager, M. Ferrett. Row 2-R.Najem, J.Sarisky, F.Bo1cha1k, A. Magee, F'.Sarahs, R. Reynolds. A.Begot, B. Harder. Row 3-Mr. lV1cLaughlin.Coach. J. Pie-ton, D.Wi1liams, R. Garano. W. Oliu. J.O'Rourke, I.Palovich, J. Kesner. J. Papa. G. Peterson, J. Villano. 23 Hubbard Liberty Jr. Hi 53 Hubbard Brookfield 18 Hubbard Leavittsburg 28 Hubbard Hartford 32 Hubbard West Middlesex 9 Hubbard Boardman 21 Hubbard Ridge 20 Hubbard Hartford 27 Hubbard Ridge 11 30 Hubbard Fitch 31 Hubbard Boardman WoN 8 Losr 3 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS L to R: M. Smelko. E. Zetterquist. B.Jameson,.P.Kirkwood. S. Theil. P. Puskar D.Polochak, B.Reno. Page 52 Randall Row 1 -B. Klucher, B. Ruby. Row 2-E. Madeline, D. Roose, R. Reynolds, C. Chicone, B. Kelley, J. Mason, R. Gos sick, M. Costick. Row 3-T. Landy, A. Salerno, C. Ladig. M. Horvath, A. Madeline. E. Ruby, J. Costick J. Luthern, Mr. Hall, Coach. W! 3 . N 1. , Mr. Tucciarone, Advisor. Rodney Wells. John Ferrett, Sandy Forte, George Praznik, Patsy Villano. Page 53 Baum Majm am! Majaaelled , MILLIE SLOAN AND HENRY CLAcKo M Standing: C. Straitiff, S.Tickey, H.C1acko, M. Doughton, M.S1oan, E. Casey, E. Redinger. Kneeling: C.R.Farmer, P. Petten, S. Popa, J. P. Furgeson, B. Skruck, P.Pascare11a, B.Yeager Page 54 67644. The Senior class of 1951 held their first class reunion last evening at the beautiful Chicone's Manor on the Hubbard-Youngstown Road. Jean Barclay, the chairman, was the first to arrive. She looked charming in a pale green formal. Jean is engaged to a Cadet from West Point with the date set for June 23rd. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stiver QBabs Ma- sonj , soon arrived in their new Olds con- vertible. Babs was her usually happy self and would show pictures of her four lovely children to anyone willing to look. Gerry Beach, Chief beautician at M. G. M. Studios, and Butch Salerno, a Hollywood Chiropodist, arrived with Miss America of 1954, our one and only Toni Pascarella. Al Madeline, John Garfield's double, also made the trip with them. John Opalenik, still single but having lost none of his charm, was surrounded by a group of admirers most of the evening. Millie Sloan, Madelyn Angelo, Jeannette Lowry, Anna Dickey, and Rose Mary Gur- ela, just to mention a few ! ! ! Nancy Thomas fMrs. Andy Panninizoj, Beverly Hettrick fMrs. Charles Ladigj , Al- ice Yates fMrs. Fred Pappaj, and Barbara Suhy fMrs. Jack Saulinej were seen talk- ing about the little darlings they left at home with grandma. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kyle fDiane Chufoj had a death call and left shortly after dinner. They missed Shirley Fiedler, star of Al Fa- beris new T. V. Show, vocalizing on 'fStar- lite , by our own Bill Mitchell, conductor and composer. She was accompanied by Nancy Nogal, concert pianist, and Marjorie McPheron, famed violinist. Fay and Bill Grose, now owners of Powers and Flaughern, escorted Rae Vernell, manager of North Western Mutual Life Insurance Company, and Evelyn Shook, saxaphonist in the Phil Spitalny All Girl Orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson fJoy Smith, arrived in their new 1961 Kelly Green For- te . Madelyn Carsone, secretary to Sandy Forte, owner of the Forte Motor Company of Detroit, came with her boss and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pogany. Louie is known to millions as the 'iBubble Gum King . He owns the largest factory in the world with an output of 15,000,000 pounds of bubble gum per year. Patsy Villano and his charming wife, Mary Jo, flew in from Houston where he is playing with Tex Beneky. Babs Sowers, successful fashion design- er, flew in from New York just a few min- utes late. She and Don Craig, hero of the Korean War and famed stock car driver , were busy renewing an old friendship from a way back when. It seems TaFfi and Ronnie had an- other argument. She could be seen talking with Lois McLain and Marcella Scott most of the evening while Ronnie talked sports with John Luthern, pitcher with the Cleve- land Indians, Eugene Pansler, the Yankee shortstop, Don Burton and Jesse Burkey, now playing with the Chicago Bears, Goo- ch , the world's heavy weight champion, and Henry Clacko, world famous figure ska- ter with the Ice Follies. In the recreation room Mundo , Jim Antenucci, Mike Horvath, Chuck Reed, and Don Singer were shooting pool. Mundo was behind the eight ball a good part of the t'me. Betty Ferrar played a few of the old tunes, among which were The Tennessee Waltz, Be Mine, I Wanna Be Loved, and The Thing, while Clarice Foley, Fran Mor- ris, Barbara Jones, Helen Davis, and Joyce Cooley harmonized. Bob Kelley, our Senior class president, made a speech, bringing back many memo- ries of class plays and picnics, trials, and triumphs through which we always came out on top. Of course, we always needed the help of our advisor, Mr. St. John. Bob is speaker of the House of Representatives at the present time. Page 55 Eflyggfpi f-f ii1ft t ft. it iifliisll as Qt, .WL 1931 U9 Hillowun Quinn candidates. Barbara Reno Alice Yitcs Joyce Hunaingci ind C nolyn S11 llillll Amund thc thnd fluoi monitor' . . , Alice, our chnming Hillowmn Quecn f0ll1 fitting secietniu. stioll ing tiioufi tm malls at noon . , . The Spinish cliss on 1 field lllp Oh' to hp in exuuutixn and lint 1 ample ol suittarie-S like these , . . Mia Buiiows signing pcimits in Room 3 Honm Room .54 Mikinga snow hills . , , Those luoys will ni ikg soma Qiil i flood wife Mlgku guts 1 lx ikci t ishas tm R' CLASS PROPHECY QContinuedj Among the others attending were: Tom Landy, sports editor of the New York Times, Bob Gergle, who has recently taken over the Arthur Godfrey Show, John Wad- jun, famous Fruitland Acres contractor, Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Deininger fSally Shaiferj of Chicago, Jerome Wittenauer, who is now Hopalong Cassidy to the world, Donna Pat- rick, Physics professor at Ohio State Uni- versity, Helen Gonder, Vogue photogra- pher, Henry Ruehle, noted commercial ar- tist with Lucky Strike Cigarettes, Sally Quinn, A Conover model, Jack Garland, Kansas City mayor, Bill Novosel, comedian on Bob Hope's Showg James Phillips, Judge of the Supreme Court, Richard Pucak, may- or of Coalburgg Joe Blazak, Harry McFall, and Louis Haggerty, Oklahoma Cowboys, Bill Blair, owner of the Sohio chain of gas stations, Jim Hurl, teacher of Senior En- glish at Hubbard High School, Don Harder, head mechanic at Bowers Ford Garageg Richard Lovas, The Lone Ranger of radio fame, Richard Fell, manager of Public U- tilities in Hubbard, Clarence Kirkwood, mayor of Hubbard, Jean Allen, famous Ba- zooka player with Spike Jonesg Margaret Huish, Norma Landis, Dona Reese, and Do- rothy Horvath, the Chordettes on Arthur Godfrey's program, Adele Linsley, Director of Home Economics at the University of Pe- troleum, George Laubert, inventor of the H Bomb, Donald Ritenour, Post Master Gen- eral, Mary Lou Reese, senator from Ohiog Delano Thompson, manufacturer of farm machinery, Bill Popa, President of the Hub- bard Baking Company, Emerson Tobey, Spanish teacher at Hubbard High School: Betty Edwards, owner of the Greek'sg and Dutch Petten, M. C. on the Ladies Be Seat- ed program. Irma Redinger CMrs. William Saulinej sent her regards to all on this the 10th anni- versary of our graduation, but she was un- able to come as she is with Bill in Mexico at the present time. Many old friends met for the first time in years and there are definite plans for a reunion in 1966. The evening ended with the singing of the Alma Mater, lead by Mr. Albright and Fa- culty chorus consisting of Mr. MacDonald, Mr. White, Mr. Smouse, Miss Toy, Miss Miller, Miss Reed, and Mr. Reynolds accompanied on the Squeeze Box by the billionnaire owner and manufacturer of HADACOL, Mr. Berardi, the mouth organ played by Mr. Ballenger, the bass fiddle played by Mrs. Hamilton, the jews - harp played by Mr. Cunningham, the snare drums played by Mr. Sontag, and the pianist Mr. Schmidt. Page 57 4' ' If z' N , '75 .iw I , ,HH f - Ill www .flea eza.. of '44:.,-w It may be work, or it may be fun But let's list the class of fifty - one. First, there's Allen with hair of red And Angelo, who also has a pretty head. Then there is Jesse who played football And Johnny who'd love to but he's not very tall. Here comes Ronnie, a good looking guy, And Don Burton, to0,- oh, me, oh, my. Around Hubbard High are couples galore Joy and Frank make one couple more. Miss Huish, I know, plans to be a nurse Bob Kelly, our president, may still drive a hearse. Next are the Grose twins, Bill and Fay Vlfhose favorite night is Saturday. Jimmy and Shnick are farmers, I hear To die of hunger, they need not fear. Toni and Gerry are pals so it seems Both of them are pretty and on the beam. When I leave High School, I'd love to come back If I thought there'd be couples like Shirley and Jack. Here comes Diane and also Joyce They're both pretty-take your choice. Then little Nancy, the shortest of all Followed by Lois, wishing she wasn't so tall. Patrick has the longest nails, Scott's so bright, she never fails. Next comes Pogany another senior pal. His sweetheart is a pretty sophomore gal. Here comes Helen D. with Helen G. They're both swell kids, believe me. Madelyn and Irma both take typing - So what ? Their boss will still be griping. Singer and Forte are two nice guys If they fail, it will be a surprise. Clacko did himself proud as our drum major If he lost Rae, would he page her ? Jim and Henry rode bus ten If they had their choice, would they, again ? Then comes Kike, our sportsman and friend His friendly disposition will never end. Our friend Gooch lives across from Jeannette For years they've had fun, and never fought, yet. Next comes Sally who would love to tarry If the young man she awaited was one call- ed Jerry. Then there are Butch and Jim from fifth period speech Someone should get them a sweetheart for each. Carmen and Al are two nice boys Because they're in Hubbard, we share many joys. Jean and Betty are nice, so I hear If its true, a lack of friends they need not fear. Mundo and Gergle shouldn't hurry Once more late, and then they worry. Don and Delano are musically inclined They both play violins, I find. If you want fun, try Bev and Chuck I wish this couple loads of luck. The Reese girls aren't sisters but fun just the same Try Mary Lou, or Dona, or what's her name. Quinn is interested in YoCo this season - Could Evie Shook give us the reason ? It seems that Eugene likes to study hard While Sonny thinks, you crazy, pard ? Our Burhead went into the Navy If he's lucky, he'll return with hair that is wavy. Norma and Adele of the home ec class Will it be a career, or kids in a mass ? Next comes Dick followed by Tom Add some girls and get results of an H - Bomb. There is Sowers and Mason, two Barbaras, I guess If you need help, ask them, they'll say yes. Page 58 HUBBARD HIGH'S CLASS Next are Millie and Suhy, two senior beauties They like to loaf but never shirk their duties. Now, it's Harry and John, two quiet lads If exempt from exams, they would be glad. Fran and Nancy sit together in thirty-four Knowing them - need I say more ? Mitchell and Novosel are two Bills With their charm they should soon have two Jills. Jones and Dickey are two nice girls Their main problem is those neck-line curls. A lucky senior is Rosemary Gurlea Who told me the other day, her hair is naturally curly. Now here are Ferrar and Foley, two true friends Even after high school this friendship will never end. Next there are Blazak and Kirkwood, both nice boys If there were more like them, we'd have more Joys. if OF ' FIFTY - ONE fContinuedJ Here comes a senior, known as Chuck Reed When school is over, just watch his speed! Another senior is Bill Blair Who never cheats, but is always fair. Horvath and Yates are sure to succeed They're smart and pretty-what more do they need ? Bert and Don are both nice looking Several girls have said to them-What's Cooking 7 ? ? ? ? Dutch and Bill are two nice guys That's all for them-surprise! With Haggerty and Wittenauer, two farm- eI'S l'IlOI'e There should be enough, and more to store. Patsy and Emerson are more senior pals Do they or don't they have any gals ? Mr. St. John, our dear class advisor Because we've known him, we feel much wiser. Except your writer, that is all lf McPheron you yell, she'll answer your call. Page 59 H fx- X' N QM! I AUTOGRAPHS 4 m , id! Vw .:Ly,,d, Q,Q... .zi . uflcfv'-415g,,P.41.b-tag., jf 17' I 1 ' -J ,,4 4 -l'lfvvl.g,r.4 17,011-.7 ,gf V 73 ,gq,53,eff ,610 ,mia 711' gag f fq COG! 'AQ HJ 42 a ' L Wbrfx 651'-,fd f 75 y 'U YQ V RJ!! I, JJ! A 9 MDMP Fir Q ' x A ' .X EMM FELL f W H ,nwn fn Fa, .1 'Y 'adlfwcf ' 0, , Www f J y .5 J 5 wg? EQ Ei of Q wig K3 J5'wjf4Qg 1 AUTOGRAPHS 7r Ml ,, r Lgjif f-1-y'2f .ff- qZf'U '43fj!0yzfV' - 'Q' ' . - '- K ,W f X jj' 9' ' Xp, .' fb bw HMM L VM 5 'M 0 it-My X fynfyf Q2 M X KM ,Y W QW jZMKf ,Jb . 8 11 ,X Q f ffkgij X? X' U5 R ff ? 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Mr. Sontag Qtwice nicked by the barber's razorj: Hey, barber, give me a glass of water. Barber: 'IWhat's wrong, sir, hair in your mouth? Mr. Sontag: Naw, I want to see if my neck Ieaksf' - pqegooocqooooqqqegeooqeoo WM. ROWLAN DS QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES 'I' HUBBARD, OHIO PHONE 4-2251 A-A,A-,,----------------- W-- I I I I I I ll 0 ll I I u I II nu nu u I lr nr nu Il r 0 0 Il I ll 0 I I I I I I E -,- CLYDE HULBERT FLORIST -I- HUBBARD, OHIO PHONE 4-1218 FLOWERS BY WIRE Page 72 --A--- -- --A..-A--------A,-, 0000000000000-000000000000 lualfzewfi 8 fvewfan, inc. A DEPENDABLE REPAIR SHOP 'I- 5I WEST LIBERTY STREET 000000 HUBBARD, OHIO 0000000000000 A pious and homely spinster was accosted by a staggering drunk. Lady, Said he, you're the homeliest person I ever saw. And you, sir, replied the spinster, Hare the drunkest man I ever saw. Maybe so, lady, continued the drunk, but I'll be okay tomorrowf' 000- 0000000000000000000000000000 HUBBARD CO AL AND SUPPLY Dealers In FEED -:- COAL BUILDERS' SUPPLIES CUSTOM GRINDING AND TRUCKING 'I' 828 NORTH MAIN ST. Phon HUBBARD, OHIO e 4-8221 00000000- A - -- -000-- -00-A-00--0000 - 00000000000000000 0 00000 r r r r b 0333333313030 HUBBARD STORE COMPANY -I' 809 NORTH MAIN STREET HUBBARD, OHIO Page 73 000000000000000000000000000 CHARLES L. MCBRIDE The Modern Version of the GENERAL STORE 'I- Phone 4-1422 700 WEST LIBERTY STREET HUBBARD, OHIO 0 0 II II vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv WESTERN AUTO Associns stone I In ll ll 0 I I 0 In ll 0 ll I I Il 0 0 na 0 H I In II ll ll ll I I I I 0 I I I I E QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ gooooqqgooooao A. G. SALOW, OWNER 'I' HUBBARD, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of ' 51 00.0-00QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Compliments of ARCHIE'S BARBER SHOP -1- 27 NORTH MAIN STREET HUBBARD, OHIO Barbara and Jack were driving alone on one of the local streets. I'Is it dan- gerous, inquired Barbara, to drive with one hand ? Oh, you bet, replied Jack very quickly, More than one fellow has run in- to a church doing it. So nigh is grandeur to our dust, So near is God to man, When duty whispers low, Thou Must The youth replies, I can . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I E I I I I I I I I I I I -Qfsoooeooooe -Ralph Waldo Emerson 'I' Congratulations to the Class of ' 51 Shawn - Jfiufzdmgfi YOUNGSTOWN WARREN -:- SALEM NEW CASTLE, PENNSYLVANIA .Q Q.. ---QQ-QQQQQQQ I I I I I I I I I I I I I SHOP AT STAMBAUGH- THOMPSON'S FOUR STORES For Complete Selections of HARDWARE -:- APPLIANCES SPORTS GOODS AND HOME NEEDS -I- 114 WEST FEDERAL STREET 2625 MARKET STREET 1652 MAHONING AVENUE 1823 BELMONT AVENUE Hardware Leaders Since 1846 A-- A--- -.--AAA A-V-----,,,v.Jg,,-,,, Page 74 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ fx 'lx EEE 1 'vvv fwfr vvvvv V 0 -V W - XN X X WL If W1 ,J BX Conyplimqifs of . . . Aff' ,J fl' , 1 f - W 'T 'NL A 4 N . W' AK f Y T al J ' Af FT CNY C. R. STEWVART 8 SONS 19 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 4-1245 ------------AAAAAAAAAAAAA --------,---------,- Page 75 STEWART HARDWVARE COMPANY GENERAL HARDWARE G. E. APPLIANCES rl- 42 NORTH MAIN STREET 'I I 4 4 4 Qooooooooqq. Q. QQQQ I I I I I I I I I I ----...-..-------- RUSSELL M. HARDER FUNERAL HOME RUSSELL M. HARDER DIRECTOR Class of 1924 rl' HAGER AT CLINGAN Air Conditioned for Finer Service I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II II II II II I I I II II II I I II II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I The decrepit old car drove up to the toll bridge. Fifty cents, cried the gaternan. Sold, replied Delano Thompson. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Our Congratulations to You The Seniors of 'I951 PATTO ' Fl ER FOOD MARKET SUCCESS BE YOURS Page 76 0 -..----...---------------..------- 0 0 In vvvvvvvvvvvvr-,iivivvvfvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv BUD'S DINER MEALS -1- SANDWICHES -:- GOOD COFFEE Dining Room for Private Parties g 1 g C I. A S S 0 F 5 1 CONGRATULATIONS! + Il II FOR THE BEST IN MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT ATTEND THE II 912 W. Liberty Ext. -:- Rts. 62 - 7 tl Phone 4-3313 HUBBARD, OHIO Ymfve Tried the Rest, Now Try the Best! PHHJS EE PALACE THEATRE ll Il ll SHUE SERVICE IThe Former Furillo Shopi :: 'I' + ii 1: 11 WEST LIBERTY STREET Il 230 NORTH MAIN STREET gg QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -000ooooooooooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ oooqooooooooq Marjorie McPherOn: 'LSay, Doc, can I be playing my violin again in two weeks? Doc: 'ACan't guarantee the violin but the last person I operated on for this trouble was playing a harp within 24 hours. -ooo:-Qooeooooaeoooooooooooooooeoa 0-0.0-0oooooooooosqgoooeQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ COMPIIMGMSUI I CONGRATULATIONS! SUZANNE'S 5 BEAUTY SHUI, ACRE s+ nmnv I I I -1- :: 1603 I Phone 4-1132 Qg YouNGsTowN - Hussuw 136 Jackson Ave. Hubbard, Ohio ROAD -...---...---------..---...-...... U ..--..-----------------------..----- STO, AT CONGRATULATIONS! II The Future Belongs to Those Who A N T H 0 N Y 9 S 3 Prepare For It Il Fon A if The Prudenilal Insurance Compang LUNCH GR A MEAL I of America + I J. D. BARCLAY, AGENT I 158 Grandview Avenue 2130 YOUNGSTOWN ROAD I Hubbard, Ohio Phone 4-3262 I AAAAAAAAAAAAAA-AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA,AAAAAAALLAA-A Page 77 , , 1-Ill 1 Ddfjijlf ,fdlrit qfl L, Qjj IQ!! Qiffis ,QQ ,Wy J XJ' WX yQWyy5 V iwfw J Pawel! Fauna! Sled Ganqzanq XKKMKQL Q r L4 4444444444 XXX Q58 gym, HUBBARD, OHIO -oooooo0ooooggoooooocqooooaqgpqqoo HUBBARD PLUDIBING PLUMBING and HEATING CY GONGAWARE PROPRIETOR 'I' Phone 4-1431 363 SCHOOL ST. HUBBARD, OHIO Miss Reed riding along on a trolley C tion. She poked the conductor National Bank?,' No, ma'am, replied the conductor, QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQoooooo- Compliments of . POLLY - JUEQ B EAUT Y SALO N -x- 22 SOUTH MAIN STREET Phone 4-1925 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ooeooaeoooooe CONGRATULATIONS NINABELL'S MILLINERY SHOPPE 'I- 145 Church Street Phone 4-3176 HUBBARD, OHIO oaqqeqooooeooooeq I at M AX WV E L L SUHIU SERVICE 1200 NORTH MAIN STREET HUBBARD, OHIO QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ I E CONGRATULATIONS! E DAVIES MARKET E and CABINS 5 -1- IFormerIy Wornersl Phone 4-1272 1505 YOUNGSTOWN ROAD ar was anxious not to pass her destina- with her umbrella. Is that the First hat's my stomach. Qoooqooooagoooeooao . ll 0 1? gg rLowERs l BY HACKER'S FLOWER SHOP o o o o ll ll ll 0 lb ll ll ll ll o I ll ll ll lb ': l o 'I' ll ll lb II ll ll ll o 14 WEST WATER STREET PHONE 4-3221 Page 79 wry, MMU mc! lam eofufzalzajian QW-- -WA-,A-01, b-Mn 1600410 Q ki.-,CA ,jj Div' A ,. 5,.,,,5y5, H.M ffkvxr' ' ' . I , 'Q Z 5 U. JG, A-H'-431 ,D -14.04. ,241-fb ,cvs-vga?-J-1 0- ,u4,.,b,5Z..,Q ' ae,-.fu Z,-4.4, 4,3 ,Coke ,5 70 19 flaw fle 719 HUBBARD, OHIO Page 80 Qqoooooqo Q QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -r-wfvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv 10 -:- ALLEYS -:- 10 HUBBARD REIIREATIIIN IIENTER REMODELED -:- RESURFACED RECONDITIONED 109 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 4-1101 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQ THE LUNCH BOX 'I' YOU NGSTOWN -:- HUBBARD ROAD oooooqaooooooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ooo 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 oo 90.09. -000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Free iiij'iiiG67s GOLDEN DAWN GROCERY THE FINEST IN MEATS AND PRODUCE 'I' Delivery Phone 4-8121 oo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ HUBBARD RADIO And APPLIANCE STORE 'I' 101 NORTH MAIN STREET Phone 4-1412 Sally: Gee, Joyce, there's a man at the circus who jumps on a horse's back, slips underneath, catches hold of its tail, and finishes up on the horse's neck. Joyce: 'I'hat's easy. I did all that the first time I ever rode a horse. oooaoaooooooooooeoooooooooooooogqpqg CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1951! You've reached the end ol' a four-year street . . . or at least that's the way you feel now. The seclet's in the word commencement, though. Commence means to begin . . . you'lI begin being a part of a startling new world . . . a world that looks to you to guide it . . . away from fear, oppression, prejudice and hate. The first years are the hardest, but they're yours! Let's see what you can do with them! AAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAA Page 81 McKeIvey's 1883 - 1951 oaoqqqgqoooooeoo nooooooqqcgoo If W1 -W 1---- -V-W-.H Wm,-,.,W , .. vvwvvvvvvrwvrvvvvv eopldi Gad Sufzfzlq cmcf .famiea G Wahea Me GZQ44 of 1951 .-S'ucce44 PHONE 4-2361 757 NORTH MAIN STREET HUBBARD, OHIO --------,-VA- ---A--------- --.LA-,.AAY.,-,,-.-A-1,-,,-,Y.Y,,-,,-,J,.Y4Y,-,. 7.74,-,-,,,,,-,,,,, , .,,,,.,, , Page sz OF SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT GUMPANY ,-.L4AA,-------- AAAAAAAA- . ,V , vvvvvvv-fvvv vvv,-v'vv-vvvvvvv ..v.... W. .,, ..w,,.1..M..:M A ,. W E, 7 HAYlWIAN'S DRUG STORE Mr. Chambers: Is your wife talkative? Mr. Vanaman: Not exactly. But I got a cold and lost my voice for three days, and she never found it out. -0:::::: : :::: f : :oo:: : :::::q::::o:::::Q-q : : eiaooooggooooooooocooooooooooe FRIED SHOE STORE With Pride We Offer To You Our FAMOUS BRANDS OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE SHIRTS and TIES by VAN HEUSEN and MOHAWK, ART KNIT HoSE, VOGUE TEE SHIRTS, SEVEN SEAS SLACKS, Etc. SHOES by ROBLEE, PEDWIN, RoB1NHooD, TRED RITE, FASHION BILT and HUG-TITE 'I' We Need Your Patronage 'I8 W. Liberty St. HUBBARD, I 0 u 0 0 JACK EMRICH 0 0 U 2 UYOURHUBBARDJEWELERN I I 5 -I- 9 3 39 Norm-I MAIN STREET Phone 4-1747 li li I I ..---..------------..-------....--- 3 :Q ON THE SQUARE IN HUBBARD LIBERTY gg coN1-'ECTIONERY 2 OUR OWN I ICE CREAM AND CANDIES OHIO Page 84 P U Arba E. Bear INSURANCE 'I' 447 W. Liberty St. Hubbard, Ohio -QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ STEVE Shorty LESNAK SERVICE STATION 'I' YOU NGSTOWN -:- HU BBARD ROAD Phone 6-9402 State Routes 62 8. 7 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 .--Q 4 4 4 QQ... QQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQ--- WH TO 28 EN YOU'RE... HUNGRY OR THIRSTY DDLE OUT TO... TOD'S SANDWICH SHOP 'I' 0 0 H U B B A R D R O YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO O-- 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 9 4 4 4 I E 4 4 I I TQ 4-4U:r oem ::::,5, o ,., 525 .rio .gtg 4-g 'fc U1 22.53 F5 Q.. Q...'E'. QW fp E A53 990 4-:Har EO H: m 5224 rr' H-sc' if of-'Q CBN 2.32 3.55 4-nbc 212.5 mxfg- UAS aw Us-if J Egg mm EEE. fD 1 Q-lm QE 512' Em '1 VC :U 'S 45 51' as O no 14 o C 1 'E. QQ soooQaoeqoooooqgoQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Father: Who broke that chair in the parlor last evening? Madeline: lt just collapsed all of a sudden, l:.tI'.cr, but neither of us was hurt. .oooooaq-econ-nooooogoooocooaqoqqeoooo00oooooaoaoooooooooqqoeqqooooooo -oo BALIJINE AUTO SALES SERVICE CHRYSLER -:- PLYMOUTH AGENCIES 'I4 535 WEST LIBERTY STREET HUBBARD, OHIO Page 85 I H N' In , 1 d.L. 3f i, ,, -1- H I 4 D. D. DAVI ' CO TRUCTIO COMPA Y GENERAL CONTRACTORS 'I' 5234 GLENWOOD AVENUE YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO PHONE 2-2511 .LAJAAAA Pg86 E 5075605 0 CONGRATULATIONS , T0 THE CLASS or 1951 f- May your years ahead be filled i with enjoyment and great accomplishments. T STEWART-KYLE FUNERAL HUME WILBER D. KYLE DIRECTOR FriendIy Service Since 1850 407 WEST LIBERTY STREET PHONE 4-'I955 Page 87 , I fe A ffI'-I A 4 . ,Im-If ra-U, vvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvv'v'r4r-wiv HUBBARD NEWS AL and MIKE'S A PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER g IN I FOOD MARKET COMMUNITY I, 0 + Il THE BIGGEST LITTLE STORE O II ll NORTH MAIN STREET I IN TOWN PHoNE 4-2441 I QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ DITMANSEN + INSURANCE AGENCY 5 HL 349 WEST LIBERTY STREET l Always Reedv Te Serve Yee O HUBBARD, OHIO Q N. MAIN STREET Phone 4-1154 PHONE 4-8451 3 0 poeoooeeooeaoe -04-QQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q-- ...Qoooq Toni: 'AIS it easy to learn to play golf ? Pasty: Sure All you do iS Smack the pill and walk. Toni: How interesting! Thatls just like some of the auto rides I've been on. ' ooo-00QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ BEST WISHES 2 T0 E THE CLASS 'I951 VETERANS of FOREIGN WARS POST 3767 HUBBARD 0'HIO -A7.----,,-A-.A---- ----------------- -----.7.J,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Y ' 1-, -,-..-- Page 88 A Progressive Steel Company in a Progressive Community it SHARON STEEL CORPORATION Sharon, Pennsylvania Subsidiary Companies: 'k THE NILES ROLLING MILL COMPANY-Niles. Ohio si-:BET sim. Hot Rolled Pickled Deoxidized Gqlvqnized Including Special Deep Drawinq and Enameling Grades Electrical Sheets Alloy Sheets 'A' DETROIT TUBE AND STEEL DIVISION-Detroit, Mich. COLD ROLLED srmp STEEL 'k BRAINARD STEEL COMPANY-Warren, Ohio Cold Rolled and Electro Galvanized Strip Steel, Welded Tubing, Box Strapping and Container Hoops 'A' CARPENTERTOWN COAL 6 COKE COMPANY, Pittsburgh, Pa. FAIRMONT COKE WORKS, Fairmont, W. Va. MORGANTOWN COKE WORKS, Morgantown, W. Va. tLeased Propertyl IOANNE COAL COMPANY, Rachel, W. Va. WAREHOUSES SHARONSTEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY--Detroit, Mich. SHARONSTEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY-Farrell, Pa. Page 89 -r,-,-.vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv For Luck - o four leaf clover For Protection - o policy with Jock Devine IJEVINE INSURANEE AGENCY 'I' Telephone 4-1338 SAULINE BROTHERS BUILDING CONTRACTORS 'I' HUBBARD, OHIO PHONES 4-0311 -:- 4-3116 I I I I I I I nu u nu ll 0 ll Ia I 39 W. Liberty St. HUBBARD, OHIO - I I ll ll ll ll ll I Il ll lb I Il I I I I I nl nu nu I I I I SUPERIOR CLEANER SERVING HUBBARD and VICINITY 'P QUALITY DRY CLEANING and LAUNDRY FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY and ALL HOUSEHOLD CLEANABLES TAILORING-: -REPAIRING-1 -FUR STORAGE PROMPT PICK- UP and DELIVERY Full Insurance Coverage 429 E. Liberty Street Hubbard 4-1840 Mr. MacDonald: I forgot to take my umbrella this morning. Mrs. MacDonald: HWhen did you miss it dear? Mr. MacDonald: When I reached up to close it after the rain had stoppedf' 00--0-0-0--00000000-00----00-000- Farm Bureau nsurance IS available to you! . . . City man or farmer- Farm Bureau's Insurance services can be yours, too! GEORGE W. HOPES 20Vz Liberty St. Phone 4 - 9921 FARM BUREAU MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO. FARM BUREAU MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. FARM BUREAU LIFE INSURANCE CO. Home Office- Columbus, Ohio AAAAA.Ls-.-,,,A-AA------AAA---- A --- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -- 0000- 0-0---0-0 I I I 311331311 1111-tttt CONGRATULATIONS PRICE BROTHERS DAIRY 'I' HUBBARD, OHIO PHONE 4-9001 CONGRATULATIONS L. K. VAN NESS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 'I- 34 ORCHARD AVENUE Page 90 0-000-000-00- ----0---000- 000-000-0000 0-000-0- GOLDEN DAWN f H w:.l11T1KuI i l ani ll' ' 'I 'I , FOOD CENTER CUMPANY U U ' 'I' 3 'I' E HUBBARD, OHIO Q ---------------o-----------Q--o0-- U v Phone 3-7258 0 M A B E N N S E RESTAURANT 3 2 0 0 l HOME cooKED MEALS YoUNGs'rowN -:- HUBBARD 3 24,H01L7- Semce ROAD 2 YOUNGSTOWN -1- HUBBARD YoUNGs1'owN, OHIO i ROAD ' Phone 4-0831 E i '11 11'?' gaze '1 'Gigi gg? D v--2 EEE-r Ibm? 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