Hubbard High School - Bard Yearbook (Hubbard, OH)

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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

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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

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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