Hubbard High School - Bard Yearbook (Hubbard, OH)

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i 3 11 i S i Q E Chow time at the Xmas party, December 26, 1951 at the Legion Hall . . . The office window decorated for the holidays with Miss Bridges, Phyllis, Joanne, and Scarp . . . '4Richie in his party apron filling up the punch glasses for Pat and Bob . . . Dance time . . . a visit from Santa . . . the four beauties again . . . another group enjoying the refreshments . . . the big- gest boy got the biggest package CWhat was in it, Bill?J . . . Professor Sontag playing with his Xmas train while 'tKaty looks on . . . What an opening for that dagwood, Richard! !! . . . the Coalburg gang takes a rest before the trek home. Page 23

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CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of 1952, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following items to the faculty and the Junior Class. We do declare this to be our Last VVill and Tes- tament. Chuck Baldine leaves his cassanova ways with the women to Tom Blakely. Jean Altiere leaves her shy ways to Ruth Horn. Joe Baldine leaves his hot-rod to Bob Smelko. Ruth Ashton leaves her unpaid bill for blocking Mr. Tucciarone's hat to Judy Ham- ill Myron Blasko leaves his curly hair to Nancy Klug. Dolores Balliet leaves her collection of shoes to Shirley Bowers. Henry Boucher leaves his duties as cus- todian to his assistant, George Smith. Doris Bell leaves her height to Annabell Wells. Bob Caven leaves his truck driving ability to Rex Welk. Lorraine Bivalec leaves her polkas and Steve Garchar to Norma Doyle. 'tCoke Costick leaves his crooning to Ray Gossick. Lois Blair leaves her happy smile to Lil- lian Dudarewicz. Don Crytzer leaves his seat on the bus to Joan Hettrick. Joanne Bonaquist leaves her sweaters to Rosemary Hines. Dick Fair leaves still loving all his teach- ers. Mary Jane Dobos leaves her tardiness and absence to Barbara Walts. John Ferrett leaves his position as foot- ball captain to Paul Mahon. Marilyn Doughton leaves wishing she were just a Freshman to be with Art. Paul Ferrett leaves his unique dancing steps to Bob Wolford. Sue Evans leaves her typing skill to some Junior who needs it. James Fitzsimons leaves his hair cut to Ed Ryser. Carol Frye leaves her sportsmanlike ways to Elva Faber. Bob Gardinier leaves his study hall seat to his brother Chuck. Louise Haggerty leaves singing Oh, Charlie lVIy Boy! James Guest just leaves! I ! Carole Harder leaves her driver's license to Mary Jo McAlpin. Wick Hollenbank leaves his telephone number to all his admirers. Q4-13691 Betty Henderson leaves her jitter-bugging to Myrtis Singletary. Ray Horvatovich leaves his high top shoes to some short legged Junior. Elaine Hill leaves remembering the trou- ble she caused the poor teachers. Harland Jamieson leaves the seat he nev- er occupied during the 9th period Study Hall to Tom Plumeret. Ella Mae Jagger leaves her slimness to Doris Jean McClelland. Chuck LaCivita leaves his height to Dave Sisco. Gladys Johnson leaves her hair styles to Margaret Maines. Chick Miller leaves his weight to Bob Leone. Jane Kyle leaves to twist her initials a- round. Ed Nadeja leaves his wolf calls to Kenny Arnett. A Clarice LeMoine leaves her place in or- chestra to Mina Jean Lesh. Peg Lesnak leaves her Wednesday nite dances to Mary Ann Krivak. Norm Newell leaves the Coalburg dances with Beverly Hodgson. Mike O,Conner takes his charm with him. Donna Lowry leaves her man troubles to Sue Woods. Bob Paroz leaves his ability of playing the piano to Willie Waltman. Dot Madeline leaves her Dictaphone prob- lems to Patty Edwards. Bill Patrick leaves his quiet ways to Jim Ross. Patti McBride leaves the gum-scraper to Miss Lyons. Jay Pettitt leaves his Chemistry award to Gerry LaCivita. Page 22

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tContinuedl Peg Miller leaves with her green-eyed truck driver. Walt Potock leaves telling Mr. Vanaman what to do. Judy Mills leaves her height to Mary Theresa Choppa. Beverly Moffitt leaves to trap some un- suspecting gentleman. Milan Puskar leaves his suede shoes to Rich Horvath. Edna Nadeja leaves her ability as a stock- car driver at Canfield to Doris Neider. John Puskar leaves his wise-cracking to Tom Blakely. Jim Reuff leaves his Spanish translations to Don Pettitt. Evelyn Paris leaves her vocabulary to Mrs. Herriman's dictionary. Ralph Reynolds leaves his presidency of the Student Council to some lucky Junior. Elsie Redinger leaves her keen sense of humor to Jane Stewart. Bill Reeble leaves to be a dancing teach- er at Del Castle,s Dance Studio. Dick Rolfe leaves for Dairyland to escort his lady fair home. Pat Reno leaves her turned up collars to Shirley Tribley. Don Roose leaves his Physics book to John Curry. Margaret Samulka leaves her gymnastic ability to Pauline Patten. Marietta Sansota leaves her track-speed Q in running for the school busj to Marlene Pritchard. Ernie Ruby leaves his chauffering to Ronnie Schmidt. Paul Schuerer leaves his acting ability to Ben Slemons. Mary Jean Scarpine leaves her place in the oflice to Beverly Wills. Ken Shellito leaves his position on the football team to Nick F errett. Margaret Shellito leaves with B. Moffitt to make it a grue-some-two-some. Charles Shufflebarger leaves his fish stor- ies to anyone who has the patience to listen. Carolyn Straitiff leaves her studious ways to Lois Pansler. Rich Smith hasn't been here long enough to leave. Carolyn Vukovich leaves her gum-chew- ing to Mary Jane Lehn. Dave Snyder leaves his memory to Mr. Berardi. Margaret Wozniak leaves her angelic ways to Mary Helen Medve. Bill Stanton leaves his seat in Miss Toy's Study Hall to Ed Ressler. ' Glen Stiver leaves his cigar box to John O'Conner. fJohn the box isn't fulllj Bobbie Hurst leaves her bangs to Carol Rae Farmer. John Suhy leaves his sharp clothes to Mike Patrick. Margurite Conway leaves her bat-wing sweaters to Jeannette Pierce. Malcolm Tuck leaves his Southern accent to Pat Camuso. Steve Tolnar leaves his head of hair to Dale May. Phyllis Paduchik leaves her demure ways to Madelyn Jameson. John Varga leaves his tight levies to Bill Oakley. Rodney Wells leaves his bow-tie to George Praznik. Bill White leaves that tired feeling in the 4th period of a football game to LeRoy Lewis. Shirley Reighard leaves all her troubles to Veda Clark. Ed Williams leaves his wide awake ideas to Russ Webb. John Wayland leaves his typing ability to Carl Jordan. Florence Davis leaves her seat in Room 34 to Helen Piurkoski. The Class of 1952 leaves all their build- ing permits, tardy and absence slips, and troubles to Miss Burrows and Mr. Sontag, our homeroom teachers. 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 nine hundred and fifty-two. Page 24