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Qi ' 'N ff, nf Q 1....--.-b- ' l 'f L: L gig L H M Q Q: E Q A .1 , W , 1 F E . 1' l.l.n E V , , b .. A I- HS ' X ' Jr 3 F I' Q l vw X is Ami Y f . , N 5? 5 f 1 f ' Q E if -M. Q f f ig g 3 I 5+ ff H Q - K . , ! --34 ,. K ' . . 4- .,,X...., . K X K W 5 K - IJ E3 ... myN,-,V NTEPN 'mm ' wg f f .W W -1 Wfllevim xxx.. ' . .,.Q' , XX PRINCIPAL Thomas A. Hall A. B. Hiram College M. A. Kent State University Page 4 SUPERINTENDENT R. C. Reynolds B. S. Muskingum College M. A. University of Pittsburgh Ohio State University AS S I S T A N T SUPERINTENDENT Kenneth D. St. John B. S. in Education-Wittenberg M. A. Kent State University Wilmington College University of Cincinnati University of Pittsburgh BOARD OF EDUCATION 3 President JOHN HAMILL 5 Vice President - WM. WATSON 5 Clerk-Treasurer RICHARD CLASH ...-1 Seated: Mrs. N. Kulow, Mr. Emrich, Mr. Hamill, Mr. Watson, Mr. G. Watson Standing: Mr. Clash, Mr. Reynolds SHIRLEY NESBITT-Pri,nci1ml's Secretary FLORENCE DIROLL-Superintendenfs Secretary PHYLLIS HAMILTON-Asst. Superintendenfs Secretary SECRETARIES We, the members of the Senior Class of 1953, wish to dedicate this annual to Mr. Clifford W. Cunningham, our advisor, in appreciation of all the guidance and good judgment he has shown. For three years he has lead our class through many hardships as well as good times. We will never be able to repay him for the devotion he has given us. This annual is only a small token of our appreciation, but the feeling with which it is dedicated is heartfelt. Page 6 DEDICATION w N.-4 'N aQ- FACULTY - ,MJ Q eLZ FACU LTY English C. W. SCHMIDT English MAUDE REED Civics ELLA HERRIMAN Latin and English ANTHONY A. BASILE Junior High Instrumental WILLIAM TUCCIARONE Driving GALE KEEZEL Physical Education STANLEY R. BOGDAN Economics, POD, Law, Civics VERA J. TOY English EDNA HISS School Nurse JAMES PROVANCE Physical Education ARTHUR W. JOHNSTON lndustrial Arts HAROLD F. McCORT English and Driving RAY L. BALLENGER Algebra, Geometry RUBY ECHARD French and Spanish ANNABELLE LIBBY English WILLIAM FILEY Spanish I J ,.-...Q-.. i I if L 'P ........ FACU LTY WILLIAM W. WHITE Biology, Science IVA MILLER Hygiene M. CLAIRE McKELVEY School Librarian WILLIAM FOLEY Chemistry, Physics, Scienc: VIRGINIA BRIDGES Junior and Senior High Vqcal CHARLES BAILEY Science, Algebra, General Math Not Present When Pictures Were Taken ALBERT L. CHAMBERS American History, Psychology CLYDE VANAMAN Mathematics JEAN B. LOUDEN Speech and English RICHARD A. SONTAG History NELL J. BURROWS Typing, Office Practice FRANK McLAUGHLIN Bookkeeping, Sales, Advertising ANNE J. KELCH Vocational Home Economics MICHAEL MOZZILLO JAMES D. BERARDI Instrumental Music World History and Civics CLIFFORD W. CUNNINGHAM E. E. FRANCIS Geography English and Science M. ETHEL LYONS HELEN RICE Shorthand and General Business Vocational Home Economics ALBERT SMELKO, JR. CLYDE L, HALL 7Tl'I MUfl'16mGflCS Mechanical Drawing isa ,S 5 it . ig ,: - , Q1 -M :ri 25.155225 221-Eigii' I. E' . j:2-2121. as gf, 55: - -i M -3. : gaze-2 w W1 V 523,11 . si Maia an K wsu- jw, ,R . r :hfngf.:.-.,'a.a -4. UM. i .,. l X, , K, fi Q :I 1 31,-.gf-5 ,ggzfw , ' xg af Y'-f W -. ' ' 1 f 1 Editors . A,... AA,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,, . .THERESE and BEV Advisors . .. ,,,,, MR. FOLEY and MISS BURROWS ROW 1: left to right: I. Wolfgang. M. A. Krivak, S. Triblzy, M. A. Wadjun. L. Oliver, S. Tickey. E, lfabei S Pepa M. Pritchard. T. Choppa. Row 2: R. Schmidt, D. McClelland. D. Pettitt, J. Stewart, J. Hamill, N. Klug, P. Edwards, B. PZIYIHLIIIZIU M J New ell, S. Mason, L. Dudarewicz. ROW 3: T. Johnson, J. Fedorchak, B. Ressler, A. Gardnex, B. Wills. R. Webb. B. Leone. J. Curry. B Lxstnti J O'Conn0r. AN N UAL STAFF Editor Beverly Wills Associate Editor Therese Choppi Editorial Staff Jane Stewart Nancy Klug Doris Jean McClelland Judy Hamill Iris Wolfgang Shirley Tribley Literary Stag Shirley Mason Mary Jane Newell Betty Pannunzio Patty Edwards Marlene Pritchard Mary Ann Krivak Elva Faber Bob Castner Advertising Tom Johnson Bob Ressler Ronald Schmidt Don Pettitt Ralph Trail S iz rips Russ Webb John O'Connor Sports John Curry James Fedorchak Bob Leone Page 10 Business Managers Mary Ann Wadjun Lila Lee Oliver Typists Lillian Dudarewicz Shirley Tickey Sally Pepa Alice Gardner Art Bob VValker Advisors Miss Burrows Mr. Foley 1 , ffg U f f , ':.iT'1 mfg gf! IQEYSLEM E7 w A M 'H-' FxJigg'l!R'-1 cl.AssEs QF ? 'I mwyg E SENIOR OFFICERS JOHN CURRY, REX WELK, THERESE CHOPPA, TOM PLUMERET SENIOR JUNIOR President . . TOM PLUMERET President Destin-, TOM PLUMERET Vice President L --.mme REX WELK Vice President is --- -..- BOB LEONE Secretary ,--.-,, THERESE CHOPPA Secretary ,L ,,,ee. VIRGINIA MAY Treasurer ,--. LH.-- JOHN CURRY Treasurer Ae-- BETTY PANNUNZIO SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN President ....., , .e,e,. BOB LEONE President - e,..-,.. . O RUSSELL WEBB V. Pres. ,... LEONARD S. LEMONS Vice President ,,Ls -.,. ,... W- ED BAIR Secretary .-- L ,O SHIRLEY MASON Secretary ,e,e-,,- SHIRLEY MASON Treasurer ew MARY JOE McALPIN Treasurer ,LW .- . L JOHN CURRY Class Colors - KELLEY GREEN and WHITE Class Flower -A YELLOW ROSE Advisor - CLIFFORD W. CUNNINGI-IAM Page 12 KENNETH ARNETT MARY JANE ARNETT EDWIN BAIR SENIORS PATRICIA BARTKO DONALD BERLIN THOMAS BLAKLEY SHIRLEY BOWERS CHARLES BUNDY Page 13 TH ERESA BU NDY PAT CAMUSO SENIORS ROBERT CASTNER MARY TH ERESE CHOPPA VEDA CLARK FRED COLLER MICHAEL COSTICK MARIE CREA A. JOHN CURRY Page 14 WILLIAM DeSANTlS T NORMA DOYLE LILLIAN DUDAREWICZ PATRICIA EDWARDS RONALD ENSLEY ELVA FABER SENIORS DONALD FEDOR JAMES FEDORCHAK NICHOLAS FERRETT Page 15 DELAINE FRICKER CHARLES GARDINIER SENIORS CARL GREEN RAYMOND GOSSICK JUDITH HAMILL BETTY HETRICK JOAN HETTRICK DONALD HILL AILEEN HINERMAN Page 16 ROSEMARY HINES RUTH HORNE RICHARD HORVATH JOHN HOUY THOMAS JOHNSON THOMAS JONES JAMES HUBBARD CARL JORDAN Page 17 SENIORS RICHARD HUISH MADELYN JAMESON WILLIAM KLUCHER NANCY KLUG QXTV . 3 K SENIORS MARY ANN KRIVAK JAMES S. KUTSKO EMILY JEAN LANDRY DONALD J. LANDY MARY JANE LEHN ROBERT J. LEONE MINA JEAN LESH MARIE LEVANDOSKI Page 18 EDWARD J. MADELINE PAUL J. MAHON MARGARET MAINES SHIRLEY MASON DORIS McCLELLAND WILLIAM McCLIMENT DALE MAY SENIORS VIRGINIA MAY ' MARY JOE McALPIN GEORGE McKNIGHT Page 19 MARY HELEN MEDVE BESSIE MONTGOMERY SENIORS DORIS NEIDER MARY JANE NEWELL MARY NICHOLAS THOMAS NUTTER xxx Iii WILLIAM OAKLEY JOH N O'CON NOR I LILA LEE OLIVER Page 20 ELIZABETH PANNUNZIO LOIS PANSLER JOHN PAPPA EDWARD PATRICK MICHAEL PATRICK SENIORS PAULINE PATTEN DONALD PETTITT MICHAEL PHILLIPS THOMAS PLUMERET SALLY POPA Page 21 i GEORGE PRAZNIK MARLENE PRITCHARD SENIORS JACQUELINE RITENOUR MARY ROMO ROBERT RESSLER ' v VINCENT ROSILE JAMES ROSS EDWARD RYSER Page 22 JOHN ROSILE RONALD SCHMIDT VINCENT SCOPACASA LEONARD SLEMONS ROBERT SMELKO GEORGE SMITH SENIORS JANE STEWART SHIRLEY TICKEY MARY LOUISE TIDAY RALPH TRAIL II. if SHIRLEY TRIBLEY Page 23 EVA TROYER wk A DONALD TRITT I SENIORS ROBERT WALKER WILLIAM WALTMAN BARBARA WALTS RUSSELL WEBB Page 24 REX WELK ANNA BELLE WELLS GEORGE WHITTLE SENIORS IRIS WOLFGANG BEVERLY WILLS FLORENCE WILSON Page 25 SNAPS NT' A X4 What are you up to now, Norma? Don't do it, Patti . . . These lovely Home Ee lassies will give some poor unsuspect- ing man indigesfion-E. Casey, J. Hollenbank, A. Gardner, V. Clark, L. Dudarewicz, and M. A. Krivak . . . A notorious quintettee-S. Kelley, S. Bowers, S. Mason. M. J. McAlpin, and C. R. Farmer . . . A gruesome twosorne, G. Praznik and C. Gardinier . . . I wonder how much sleep this crew got at the Slumber party'?f'B. Pannunzio, A. Gardner, V. May, P. Edwards. T. Choppa. and B. Yeager . . . Therese and George . . . Put me down. Elva . . . IP Group in September 1941- Row 1-M. M. Weirick, N. Doyle, B. Hodgson, B. Ours, A. Hinerman, D. Cavanaugh. C. R. Farmer, M. J. lVIcAlpin, I. Wolfgang: Row 2--YJ. Stewart. N. Koehli, E. Faber. S. Mason. S. Tribley, M. J. Newell, J. Ross. J. Hamill, A. Gardner, J. Ritenour: Row 3-lVIrs. Johns, D. Pettitt, M. Fleca, L. Dudarewicz, D. McClelland, S. Bowers, J. Hunsinger, B. Wills, J. Phillips, V. Clark, M. Maines, T. Nutter: Row 4-J. Curry, R. Webb. J. Fedorchak. T. Johnson, W. Waltman, D. Fedor, J. Rosile. A. Gunner, R. Wolford, R. Castner. Page 26 CLASS PROPHECY Our first stop is New York where we see none other than our own Ed Bair, prominent business tycoon of the day. We see Mary Ann Wadjun, his private secretary, hard at work with Mr. Bair's various clients, Veda Clark, Emily Jean Landry, Mary Helen Medve. In the outer office we find Don Berlin, Mike Costick and Bill DeSantis trying to get those books to balance. While in New York we decided to visit the famous scientific laboratory where James Fed- orchak is the very famous atomic scientist of the day. Mixing Prof. F edorchak's latest won- der formula are John Curry, John Rosile and Ronnie Schmidt, his three most able assistants. No tour would be complete without a tour of the famous N. B. C. television station in New York. Charles Gardinier meets us at the door and takes us to see three members of the Class of '53 who have made good in the T.V. field. First we see Rosemary who is now the stand-in for My Friend Irma. While viewing the stu- dio we run into Paul Mahon, who is now star- ring in the Superman Series. Vince and his Stardusters are hard at work in the projec- tion room. We decide to stop at the Stork Club for dinner where we see none other than Bob Ressler, who is chief chef, and Mina Jean, who is now a professional waitress who made good. As we climb on our carpet to continue the tour westward we decide to stop at the nation's capitol to look up a few of the other Seniors of '53. Ohio's two Senators Bill Waltman and Don Landy are hard at work trying to get a bill passed for COKE to run in all school foun- tains. We notice Bob Walker is exhibiting his latest masterpieces in the Smithsonian Insti- tute. Next on our list is Chicago, the famous windy city, where we find quite a few of oui former classmates. We see posters of Wimp, who is now a professional wrestler and dares anyone to defy him. Don Pettitt, who is run- ning for Mayor, is making a speech to his at- tentive crowd. Listening to his powerful words we see Dolores Puskar, Mary Romo, Shirley Tickey, and Doris Neider all trying to make their kids behave. Riding his motorcycle to keep the crowd intact we see John O'Conner, who is chief of police. While in Chicago we hear that Bob Castner is the new mattress test- er at Marshall Fields. As our carpet moves on westward we view Ed and Doris leaving their prosperous cattle ranch to listen to Rev. Rex Welk deliver one of his finer sermons of the day. Also in the con- gregation we see Barbara Walts, Sally Popa, and Annabelle Wells all happily married by now. Our next stop is Hollywood where we see quite a few of our Seniors of '53. Red En- sley, our handsome leading man, is rehearsing with Betty Pannunzio, the glamorous star of stage and screen. Russ Webb is busy behind the cameras photographing Jane, our lovely cheesecake queen. Bev Wills, head of the make-up department is also hard at work. On the next set,' we hear Ray Cossick, who has just robbed Perry Como of a job, singing for his new movie. He is ably accompanied by Shirley Bowers. While in town we decided to visit the circus and are surprised to recognize quite a few faces. Pat Camuso, the barker, is calling the crowd into the big top for the show is about to start. As we enter we see Ray Shelton and Jim Castner trying to get their elephants calmed down for the parade around the ring. Jack Houy has his trained seals ready for Ring No. 1 and Mike Phillips is entering Ring No. 2 with his dog act. Could that be our own Nancy Klug who is doing the daring stunts on the trapeze? Ruth Horne is in the ring with her gymnastic team, and Delaine is the pretty bare-back rider on the white horse. Ringrnaster Tom Jones is introducing Vince Rosile and his juggling act while the No. 1 clown, Don Hill, has the crowd in hysterics. Enjoying his funny antics are Joan Hettrick, Alice Gardner, Florence Wilson and Norma Doyle. Ed Patrick is announcing the famous Page 27 CLASS PROPHECY CContinuedl Devil Riders, Ralph Trail, Bob Smelko, Tom Blakely, Ben Slemons, and George McKnight. These Daredevils thrilled everyone with their high speeds. Up the coast of California we go to Los An- geles where we see Dr. Jim Kutsko and his private nurse, Jackie Ritenour, hard at work in the general hospital. Also on the staff we see Shirley Mason, Marlene Pritchard, and Mary Louise Tiday. Lab Technician Judy Hamill is hard at work on the next floor. Carol Rae, re- ceptionist, is talking to Private Detective Fred Coller, who is just checking up on the patients from last night's shooting. Taking a side trip to Mexico we visit the Bull Fights to see John Pappa, the toreador, ably assisted by Ed Madeline, Picador, and Bill Klucher, Mateador. Taking the famous Pan American flight from Mexico City to Miami Beach our charming Stewardess Pat Bartko, assists us in fastening our safety belts for the landing. Stopping in at the Ocean View Room of the Sherry-Nether- land Hotel, we find Shirley Tribley and her husband dancing to the music of Harry James' Band with Mike Patrick as first trumpeteer. Stopping in at the orange groves of Tampa we see Ken Arnett and Jim Ross crating this year's fine crop of oranges. Passing through Atlantic City we find Pat Edwards and Virginia May competing for hon- ors in the Miss America contest. Upon boarding the train out of Atlantic City for Columbus we are helped up the steps by James Hubbard, the conductor. Landing in Co- lumbus in time for the NEO Basketball tourna- ment, we take seats next to Don Fedor and Bill Oakley who have come down to see George Praznick's and Dale May's championship Hub- bard basketball team. We glance over to the score keeper's bench and see Richard Huish keeping time. We stop for a short visit at the Ohio State campus where Mary Jane Lehn and Alice Najem, happy coeds, are on their way to class. Taking a side trip to Lockbourne Air Base, we see Betty Hettrick and Madelyn Jameson proudly keeping house for their Air Force spouses. Boarding the bus to Youngstown, Don Tritt, the courteous bus driver, takes our tickets. We take seats next to Pauline Patton and Lois Pansler. Returning to Younstown, we take a shopping tour, beginning in Strouss's. On the third floor Sports Wear we were waited on by Marie Levandoski, the buyer. In the beauty saloon we find Aileen Hinerman cutting Lila Lee Oliver's hair. Passing by the employment office to see Mary Jane Newell accepting Bessie Montgomery's application for a job. Dropping in to WBBW in time to hear the last of Nick Ferrett's Pepsodent announcement with Tom Nutter standing by in Studio C to bring us his disc jockey program. Driving to Hubbard we stop for gas and are waited on by Carl Green, the proprietor of his own gas station and he tells us that George Whittle is the head mechanic now. Across the street we see Bill McCliment and George Smith selling used cars in their used car lot. On returning to Hubbard we find Bob Leone, principal of H. H. S., assisted by his new secre- tary, Margaret Maines. Also on the teaching staff are Mary Joe McAlpin, teaching Home Economics, Tom Plumeret, psychology teacher, Mary Theresa Choppa, teaching shorthand, and Lillian Dudarewicz, teaching typing. While at the school we visit the library to see Iris, the Librarian, hard at work. Upon leaving we see Tom Johnson, the new Truant Officer, dragging in two boys who have been up to Hayman's for their daily 5th period COKE We hear that Elva Faber now has her own baseball team with Mary Jane Arnett, Marie Crea, Mary Ann Krivak, and Mary Nicholas making up part of the battery. While in Hubbard we visit the Cape Cod Dining Room to see Charlie Bundy, who is running the business, now Theresa, waiting on tables. Page 28 ,H 'YN ,.- mmm.. .. . . Q sfqivmi, x A :N'5 r A 4 . gl' 'll ' -51.2 I .gs ,gm 'g- .wg . W? mx '. . mfs .Iv'v? ' 5 - v. f ug, Q Q, i X .. sf .- Wt . 4955 I CLASS OFFICERS Junior Officers President . . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . . Howard Slemons . Fred Rosile . Judy Hollenbank . Eileen Kougher Sophomore Officers President . . Art Magee Vice-President . . Joe I.aCivita Secretary . . Darla Loy Treasurer . Betty Pappa Freshman Officers President . . Paul Chicone Vice-President . , . Pat Skruck Secretary . . Carol Doughten Treasurer . . Bill Walkosak Page 30 JUNIORS GIRLS Balzie. Joan Bennett. Patrieia Brownlee. Betty Casey. Emily Clement. Marie Cnoksey, Mary Rntli Crytzer. Grace Davis. Ruth Deal. Shirley Donghton. Judy Duke. Patricia Evans. Ruth Foraker. Mary Glns. Sophia Greene. Rita Ilalieki. Ruth llamlin. Lneille Hettriek. Nancy llinies. June Hollenbank. Judy Jalneson. Barbara J. Johnston. Nlargaret Kelly. Pat Kelly. Sallie Jane Kirkwood. Paula Knupp. Doris Kougher. Eileen Krieeh. Joan Kutsko. Elaine Le Moine, Sharon Magyar. Patricia Martin. Maxine McKnight. Edith Nadeja. Naney Onesti, Carol Palmer. Vellna Pasearella. Patricia Pavliska. Ruth Pedigo. Jean Petrinjak. Elizabeth Petten. Phyllis Phillips, Rita Pierce. Jeannette Poloehak. Doris Pritehard. Patrieia Pnshkar. Pat Reno. Barbara Robinson. Miriam Roose. Naney Ross. Barbara Rnmmell. Lorena Seinione, Jean Singletary. Susie Skrnek. Betty St. John. Jaekie Tarr. Jonel Tobey. Adaire VonKennen. Mary J. Vl'alker. Betty XValts. Pal Webb. Pat Wigmore. Theresa Yeager. Betty BOYS Ambrose. Lawrence Andrews. lloward Askew. Philip Baldine. Diek Blair. .lark Britton, Ernest Brooks. Larry Rnrkey. Howard Bnrkey. John Carbelos. Leonard Cassimat Clifton. Coonee. is. Louis Dean Daniel Crea. Frank Davis. Stephen Davis. Riehard De-Pinto. John DeSant i s. Ronald Dickson. Charles Dobos. Dobson. Edward Joe Frank s. llarolfl Evans. Tom Faber, Fabian. Fitfsinim liergel. John Mathew uns. Thomas Ronald lllod. Jaek Hill. Ai Hogan. ithony Mike Karcher. Joseph King. James Knirk. Knlow. Jaek Dave LaCivita. Frank Lee. Ge Lewis. orge Channey Lloyd. Bill Madeline. Tom Marciano. Gilbert May. Reed MeFall. Paul McFarland. Ronnie Mott. Roger Moyers. Orr. Th: Harold :mas Paroz. Roger Pasqnarela. Joe Petrek. Frank Praznirk. Nick Pnhalsk Putkovi y. Larry eh. Mike Reble. Bill Reese. Jack Rigby. Merle Rosile. Fred Searpine. James Sliellilo, David Shenk. Ed Skrnck. Joseph Slemons, llowa rd Snyder. Pete Taylor. Zeke Tobey. Jerome Vernell. James Wadjnn. Frank Xvbllllll. Bob Werner, Dale Ynhas. William Zetterqnist. Ronald Koller. Allen PageIH SOPHOMORES GIRLS Askew. Ruth Augustine. Carol J. Bauer. Sylvia Beach. Jeanette Begeot. Linda Benjamin, Beverly Carano, Rita Ciprano. Anna Mae Clarke. Carole Cohan. Judy Colby. Beatrice Conway. Lois Corll. Beverly Dash. Shirley D'Angelo. Gloria Douglas. Willie Edwards. Faye Edwards. Nancy Fabian. Theresa Fareas. Eugenia Figueroa. Mary Ann Folsom. Peggy Franklin. Jane Fox. Margery Furgison. Beverly Furgison. Shirley Garland. Phyllis Goff. Lois Haekes. Bertha llatche. Carolyn Henderson. Marie Hines. Patricia Horvath. Maxine Householder. Mona Houy. Jane Johnston. Juanita Jones. Sara Knestrick. Carolyn Lanibert. Mary Livermore. Peggy Lower. Treasure Loy, Darla Mast. Esther lVIcClinient. Carol Michael. Pat Micheline. Edith Mikan, Marian Mitchell Ruth Moening. Irene Neer. Betty Neider. Peggy Orr. Alice Orr. XVanda Pannunzio. Carmel Pappa. Betty Peirson. Phyllis Pillow. Marlene Povec. Shirley Praznik, Ann Priddy. Rose Pueak. Barbara Reebel. Joann Reuff. Shirley Rodshaver. Mildred Ryser. Mary Sansota. Betty Schwartz. Joann Scott. Magdalene Shook. Lillian Silvashy. Irene Skruek. Mary Bartko. Al Beach. Leo Begeot. Albert Bell. Tommy Bellville. Elmer Biel. Bob Bolehalk. Fred Bolchalk. John Brewer. Charles Brewer. Clarence Bundy. Richard Castner. Eddie Clark. Maurice Coonce. Garth Davis. Del DeSalvo. Larry Dobosh. Joe Dobson. Toni Dolvin. John Everett. Jerry Fedorehak. Dona Ferrett. Mike Fisher. Bruce Fortine. Charles Garono. Ralph Griffin. Paul Harder. Bill Henry. Pat Hettrick. Richard Hinies. Jini Hudson. .Iohn Koch. Joe Laeivita. Joe Ladig. Larry Landis. Walter Langle. Robert Lesh. Darwyn Lewis. Ronald Lisko. Robert Madeline. Felix Sotkovsky. Frances Suhy. Delores Theil. Sue Thompson. Shirley Tickey. Katherine Torres. Josephine Toth. Kay Trope. Phyllis Van Den llandel. Charlotte Vittorio. Peggy Wagner, Sara Whipple. Janice Willialns. Valerie Wood. Carol Zadravic. Mary Zetterquist. Eileen BOYS Magee. Art Magyar. Joe Mott. Lloyd Najein. Ray Oltli. Walter Painter. Jerry Palovich. lvan Papa. .lohn Peterson. George Philpott. Derek Phillips. Carl Picino. 'Ihonias Pierson. th-ne Pieton. John Price. Leonard Pllllt'l'k2ll'. Niek Reyis. Donald Reynolds. Robert Riley. Lynn Ross. Charles Rucker. Albert Ryser, Don Sanders. Ray Sclnnidt. Richard Scott. LeRoy Sharisky. John Scott. Robert Slitko. Richard Sntelko. Al Staudat-her. Bill Tale. Toni Stoner. Ovandcr Townsend. Fred Vukovich. Robert Wagner. Dave Williatns. Dale Wolfgang. Toni Wylde. Allan Yereb. Evan Page1Q Moore. Kay Moyers, Kay Murar. Susan Nadeja, Jeannette Oakley Barbara Oslovic. Barbara p agley. Annette C'iil Patrick, 1. Patrick, Kathryn Patrick, Patricia Petrinjak. Mary Pruent, Sally Puskar, Joann Pugh, Barbara Real. Juanita Redinger. Janice Reighard, Beverly Rigby. Marlene Sandirs. Florence Schroeder. Karlynn Scopa casa. Angeline Seamen, Sally Small, Jane Smelko, Marilyn Smith. Gladys Snow, Carole Snyder, Sally Socha. Coletta Stevens, Susan Taylor, Mary Ann Tedrow, Carol Jean Townsend, Ann Townsend, Benita Trina. Catherine Trowbridge, Mary Tuchak, Carole Tuck. Rosemarie Wayland, Janet Williams, Carole Williams, Josephine Wilson. Graceanne Vl'ilson. Phyllis Zimmerman. Loretta BOYS Antal. Bob Battisti, John Beach, Marion Beaudoin, Jack Becker, Bill Bonaquist. Joseph Brownlee. John Burkey, VVilliam Carsone. Anthony Chicone, Paul Coller, Robert Cook. Leo Davis. James DeBonis. Raymond DePaul. Donald Felger. James 1- itysimons, Rooett Fitlsimons. William Fleming. Richaid Folsom, Albert Fulton. Michael Gerber, Ronald Gzllner. Carl Glevdura. Charles Greene. James Hallman. Juan Harrison, Frederick Holes. Howard l-Iornyak. Robert Ifft. Jack Hovanec. George Jenkins. Robert Johnson. Dick Johnson. Ronald Kesner. Bill Knupp. Al Ktaynak. Joe Ladig. Ronnie Loveless, George Lowry. Dave Mason. Jim McCallen. Charles McF'all. Leroy McGarry. George Mclntee. Thomas lVlcKnight. Clarence Page McPheron. David Mesarick. Steven Miller. Raymond Murphy, Dick Neer, Merl Noufer, Eugene 0'Rourke. James Paschke, Patil Perry. Bill Phillips. Jim Piurkoski, Lawrence Price, William Price. William A. Procick. Joe Pushkar, Ray Ressier. Ed Reufl, Bob Rolfe. James Ruby. Robert Schmidt. David Shales. Norman Skruek. Pat Singer. Charles Snyder. Edward Stabile. Robert Stewart. Charles Studer. Walter Swartz. Carl Swogger. Donald Taylor. Jack Terray. David Torres, Albert Townsend. Junior Trobek. James Troup. Lynn Underwood. Albert Ungaro, Joseph Vass. Richard Villano. Jerry Walker. Dick Walkosak. Bill West. David Wiscott. Quinn Wittenauer, James Yerb. Steve xo 50 FRESHMEN Ambjurnsen, Nancy Ambrose, Judy Arnaut. Gayle Arthur. Hilda Balliet, Julie Bartholomew. Ida M. Bartone. Francis Beach, Yvonne Beatty. Judith Begeot. Alma Begeot. Lois Black. Judy Blair. Nancy Buckley, Dorothy Burrows, Doris Carano, Carol Carano, Donna Castner. Dorothy Cataline. Geraldine Cipriano, Mary Crytzer. Pauline Deck. Helen Doan, Judy Doughten, Carol Douglass. Anita Dripps, Leona Edwards, Sally Ennis. Jacqueline Fedorchak. Rose M Ferrar. Constance Foraker. Betty Fox. Mary C. Fulton. Judith Gardner. Lois Gray. Nancy Grillin. Margaret Hallapy. Louise Hendrix. Leola Henry, Ophelia llettrick. Violet Hodgson. Pat HotTman. Dorothy Horvath. Norma llurl. Janice Klucher. Anne Kosensky. Joan Ladley. Nancy Landis. Mary Jane Landry, Lorena Leach, Sandra Lee, Barbara LeMoine. Andrea Lowry. Carol Lupu, Elizabeth Madeline. Donna Magee. Josephine Thirty-Three Years of Service MISS MARY ETHEL LYONS After thirty-three years of service in the Hubbard school, Miss Mary Ethel Lyons will retire. Miss Lyons came to Hubbard for the school year of 1920-21, at a time when, as now, a new high school building was just about to be completed. However, the year was begun in the old red brick building, and it was not until the year was almost at an end that excited groups of children, a few at a time, left hallway classrooms and portables and with their teachers climbed the stairs to a third floor with many finish- ing touches still to be put on. And so Miss Lyons' tenure began and ends with a new and progressive step in the history of Hubbard schools. A senior class of ten to a sen- ior class of 120 also measures the progress during that time. She began when one person could teach all the commercial subjects and sometimes take on a subject in an- other department, even dubbin' in as a girls' basketball coach for a time. For many years Miss Lyons was faculty advisor and business manager of the annual, and she never refused to take on an additional after school duty. Her stu- dents felt they were well trained for the office jobs offered in the community. Her loyalty to those she taught and those for whom she taught could not be questioned. It is with regret and with a feeling that her place will be hard to fill that we must grant her wish to retire. We hope that she will thoroughly enjoy the years ahead. Page 34 J '1 Ox . f- Nl fo 3 'Y K U f 'f , if ,X xx f fif Q xi 'N' 4, 5 X f gf X 8 - - 1 A - - - I H- IE S l Row Row Row Row Row HUB STAFF Editor . , ALICE GARDNER Co-Editor MARY JOE MCALPIN Treasurer , .. . VEDA CLARK Business Manager . JACKIE RITENOUR Circulation . DORIS NEIDER Advisor - . MR. MCLAUGHLIN Mary Joe McAlpin, Co-Editor: Doris Neider. Alice Gardner, Editor: Veda Clark. Jackie Ritenour left to right: J. Kreich, P. Bartko, C. Pannunzio, B. Reno, P. Pritchard, M. Prilchard, C. Farmer, M. Chop pa, D. Knupp, A. Tobey, M. Romo. J. Fulton. F'. McLaughlin, Advisor: M. Lehn, J. Hollenbank, R. Hines, E. Troyer, J. Colman, E. Faber, M. Arnett B. Hettrick, M. McAlpin, M. Nicholas, J. Tarr, B. Jameson, J. Himes, J. Ritenour. S. Le Moine, L. Pansler, P. Edwards. B. Wills, D. Pushkar, M. Levandoski, D. Fricker. D. Neider. A. Gard ner, M. Wadjun, D. Polchak, B. Pannunzio. L. Dudarewicz, B. Brownlee, P. Kirkwood, J. Hamill, V. Scopacasa, N. Klug, J. Schwartz, E. Zettorquist E. McKnight, J. Stewart, S, Bowers, P. Pushkar, N. Doyle. C. Bundy, M. Medve. M. Maines. H. Edwards, V. Clark, J. Balzic, P. Pat.on, A. Rucker. 'Q GIRL LEADERS Left to Right: D. Neider, B. Pappa, E. Zetterquist, J. Doughten, C. Doughten, E. Troyer, E. Casey, I. Wolfgang, B. Corll, B. Reno. S. Kelley, B. Brownlee, P. Kelly, P. Kirkwood, J. Hamill, S. Theil, E. McKnight, J. Stewart, S. Mason, M. Foraker, M. A. Figueroa, Miss Keezel. The Girl Leaders' Club is an honor organization which develops responsibility and such qualities as leadership, self-confidence, and general personality. Each girl leader is picked for her dependability and outstanding ability in sports. She assists in regular gym classes, and serves as referee, umpire, timer, or scorer in inter-mural games. The Girl Leaders' Club is directed by the physical education teacher, Miss Gale Keezel. Page 37 Row Row Row Row HI-Y CLUB 1: R. Welk, B. Castner, R. Webb, R. Paroz, B. Ressler, V. Scopascasa, L. Brooks, D. Pettitt, B. Nutter, T. Evans 2: Mr. Biley, Mr. Ballenger, Advisors, R. Mott, R. Zetterquist, D. Kulow, E. Patrick, J. Houy, C. Bundy, B Welton. 3: B. Oakley, J. Fedorchak, J. O'Connor, K. Arnett, J. Ross, H. Andrews, T. Orr, Mr. Bailey, Advisor. 4: R. Schmidt, T. Johnson, J. Glod, J. Scarpine, E. Bair, H. Slemons. OFFICERS -CAREX WELK President W, Vice-President ,, C, Secretary . W, - M Ann ., .ED BAIR TOM JOHNSON .ED PATRICK JRON SCHMIDT MR. BALLENGER MR. FILEY MR. BAILEY Treasurer , .-., ,.- .M Chaplin .. ., W Advisors. . W... 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 Junior and Senior boys. Hi Y Civic Day is one of the outstanding days in the life of the Senior members. Each senior boy held an important office in the local government, industry, or educational field. The Hi Y Club in co-operation with the Tri Hi Y sponsored a Valentine Formal on March 14. Page 38 TRI-HI-Y CLUB Row l: left to right: R. Pavliska, J. Ritenour, J. Kriech. I. Wolfgang, B. Reno. P. Duke, S. Deal. A. Hiner- man. C. Farmer, P. Pritchard. L. Hamlin. P. Pascarella. Row 2. Miss Libby, M. Jameson, M. A. Krivak, S. Trihloy. R. Hines, E. Troyer, E. Casey, M. Robinson. N. Roosc. B. Ross, M. J. McAlpin, M. Nicholas, B. Jameson, Miss Bridges. Row 3 E. Kutsko, D. Polochak, B. Pannunzio, B. Wills. S. Mason. E. Landry, P. Pushkar. D. Neider. A. Gardner, J. Hollcnbank, M. J. Lehn, P. Webb. Row 4. G. Cryizer, P. Kirkwood, J. Hamill, V. Clark. P. Patten. V. May. L. Dudarcwicz, J. St. Jolm, J. Hot- trick. S. Bowers, N. Klug. Row 5 R. Horne. S. Kelley, J. Balzic. D. McClelland. B. Brownlee. M. Maines, J. Stewart. OFFICERS President MARY LEHN Vice-President BETTY BROWNLEE Secretary VIRGINIA MAY TVQIISIIVQI' IRIS VVOLEGANG Chaplin JANE STEWART .flclrisors MISS BRIDGES MISS LIBBY TRI-HI-Y CLUB The Tri-Hi-Y is a group of Junior end Senior girls who have been organized to Create. maintain. and extend throughout the school. home. and Community high standards of Christian character. The membership consists cf nfty-four girls. To be eligible for niembership. egtii nominee must attain Certain 'rtandards and meet il goal set by the 'Senior officers. Page 39 Row Row Row Row P11 ge 40 left to right: J. Doane, G. Arnaut. A. Scopacasa, M. Smelko, J. Fulton, S. Wagner, L. Dripps, S. Stevens, J. Whipple, K. Moyers. L. Goff, B. Castner. S. Edwards, J. Ennis, V. Williams, C. Hatch, J. Johnson, P. Patrick, D. Hoffman, B. Magee, E. Zetterquist, C. Clark, P. Vittorio. A. LeMoine. C. Williams, P. Wilson, D. Loy, D. Madeline, N. Ladly. G. Wilson. N. Ambjurnsen, B. Oakley, N. Blair, L. Begot, A. Praznick, J. Pappa, F. Bartone. C. McCliment, A. Klucher, B. Brownlee, S. Theil, C. Knestrick, J. Schwartz, E. McKnight, J. Black, M. Skruck, J. Hollenbank, B. Lee, L. Zimmerman, C. Dough- tin, J. Balzic. LATIN CLUB President SUE THEIL Vice-President JOHN HUDSON Secretary .EDITH MCKNIGHT Treasurer DARLA LOY Row 1: T. Fitzsimons. J. DePinto, B. Fisher, C. Fortine, C. Stewart, H. Hallman, R. Push kar, J. Painter, B. Collar. D. West, R. Murphy, J. Crayer. C. Langle, B. Kesner, R. Johnson. J. Scarpine. J. Felger, B. Becker, L. Riley S. Nesarick, W. Studer, J. Hudson, R. Najem, P. Chicone, O. Stoner. Row 3: J. Beardoin, R. Garano, A. Smelko, B. Reynolds, E. Noufer, D. Kulow, A. Wylde A. Zoller. A. Rucker. R. Lewis, D. Reves. J. Pappa. F. Packino. Row 2: UBRARY AWB Row 1: left to right: C. Onesti. M. Pritchard. C. Tedrow, L. Hallopy, Miss McKelvey, B. Pappa, K. Patrick. G. Patrick. Row 2: J. Franklin, N. Doyle, M. Levandoski. S. Glus, L. Dudarewicz, P. Edwards, S. Le Moine, E. Lupu, M. Romo. Row 3: F. Bartone, B. Brownlee. FRENCH CLUB Row 1: left to right: P. Edwards, D. Pettit, S. Le Moine, A. Gardner, L. Dudarewicz, F. Edwards, Miss Echard, A. Tobey. Row 2: J. King, D. Hill, J. Dobosh, F. Townsend, J. Hubbard, L. Riley, D. Pliilpott, V. Scopacasa. Rrw 3: J. Stewart. J. LaCivita, P. Patton, R. Najem. V. Clark. OFFICERS President- Jane Stewart Vive-Presicle n t- Alice Gardner Secretary- Jackie St. John Trensu rv 1'- Vince Scupacas i Page 41 DRAMATICS CLU B President- REX WELK Vice-President- Secretar RONNIE SCHMIDT y.. SHIRLEY TRIBLEY Treasurer- MINA JEAN LESH Scribe-- AL RUCKER Advisor- MRS. JEAN LOUDEN Page 42 DRAMATICS CLUB The group joined the National Thespian Society as Troop No. 1217. ln order for a student to be a member of the National Thespian Society he must be in either one three-act play or in three one-act plays. The Thespian Club attended a Brookfield play and installed the members of that group when they joined the national group. The club donated decorations for the PTA Jubilee. Row 1: left to right: B. Wills, R. Hines, E. Troyer, S. Tribley, M. McAlpin, E. Castner, J. Ritenour, P. Vittorio, P. Bartko, B. Reno. Row 2: Mrs. Louden, V. Scopacasa, J. Hamill, S. Bowers, N. Klug, S. LeMoine, J. St. John, P. Pushkar, A. Gardner. J. Hollenbank, B. Ressler. Row 3: T. Johnson, R. Schmidt, J. King, J. Balzic, M. Maines, R. Welk, P. Kirk- wood, S. Theil, R. Najem, R. Webb, A. Rucker. STUDENT COUNCIL President T.. , .WHBETTY PANNUNZIO Vice-President ., ..-JUDY DOUGHTON Secretary - . .. T. - JUDY BLACK Advisor -. RICHARD SONTAG The Student Council is composed of students elected from each home room in the high school. These students cooperate with the faculty, administration, and student body to help improve the standards of the school. The council sponsors the monitor system as well as other worth-while projects. One of their chief projects for this year is the edition of a Student Handbook to be distributed to the student body when they enter the new high school. Row 1: M. A. Figeroa, C. Doughton, J. Doughton, A. Klucher, K. Bivalac, P. Pushkar, B. Pannunzio, B. Skruck, R. McKnight, C. Clark. Row 2: D. Landy, K. Arnett, R. Welk, B. Reynolds, J. Knirk, B. Welton, J. Papa, P. Mahon, F. Rosile, R. Horne. Page 43 MIXED CHORUS The lVIixed Chorus is made up of a selected group from the girls' and boys' chorus. It has become one of the outstanding musical organizations of the school. They sing at various public performances as well as for PTA, World Day of Prayer, and at Christmas time they sing carols in the halls. The Mixed Chorus is under the direction of Miss Virginia Bridges. Row 1: left to right: J. Hines, D. Polchalk, B. Ross, E. Zetterquist, B. Jameson, K. Tickey, J. Beach, P. Vic' toria, B. Reno, L. Golf, P. Walts. Row 2: M. Clement, J. Stewart, S. Bowers, T. Wigmore, C. Augustine, J. Simone, S. Tribley, B. Wills, N Klug, S. Mason, M. J. McAlpin. Row 3: J. Scarpine, J. Vernell, G. Crytzer, P. Kelly, G. Whittle, S. Theil, P. Kirkwood, V. Scopacasa, J Hamill, R. Paroz. Row 4: T. Jones, D. Kulow, F. Townsend, B. Harder, J. Glod, P. Camuso, R. Ensley, R. Trail, J. Ross. Row 5: Miss Virginia Bridges, F. Crea, R. Gossick, R. Shelton, A. Magee, D. Lesh, B. Leone. Page 44 Row l: Row 2: Row 3: J. Himes, J. Fedorchak, B. Yuhas, J. Glodd, J. Vernell, J. Scarpine, R. Ensley, G. Whittle, V. Scopacasa. J. Papa. F. Crea, D. Landy, B. Harder, F. Townsend, Miss Bridges, R. Trail, D. Lesh, A. Magee, R. Shelton. D. Kulow, E. Patrick, K. Arnett, J. Ross, R. Horvath. Row 1: Row 2. Row 3. Row 4: Row 5: J. Cohan, S. Povec, A. Praznik, V. Williams, J. Torres, P. Walts, B. Sansota. B. Goff, C. Farmer, B. Reno, A. Tobey. S. Thompson. S. Bauer. B. Coril. I. Silvashy. J. Beach, K. Tickey. B. Ross. P. Webb. J. Rebel, M. Horvalh, P. Duke. P. Vittorio, J. Farcas, P. Kelley, M Pillow. L. Shook, J. Schwartz, D. Polochak. R. M. Hines. P. Michaels. B Jameson. J. Himes. M. Scott, E. Zetierquist, B. L. Pappa, M. A. Figer- oa, B. Benjamin, C. Augustine, P. Kirkwood. G. Crytzer. C. McCliment, M. Crea, S. Theil, J. Hamill, M. Skruck, J. Seimone, B. Walker. P. Magyar, L. Rummell. B. Wills, S. Mason, N. Klug, M. J. McAlpin, S. Tribley. P. Pierson. P. Trope. E. Mast. N. Edwards. T. Fabian. S. Bowers. J. Stewart. E. Kuisko, D. Loy, P. Pushkar. T. Wigmore. G. DeAngeIo, M. Jameson. Page 45 BOYS' CHORUS GIRLS' CHORUS SHUTTER-BUGS Row 1: left zo right: J. Cohan, F. Edwards, C. Clark, D. Noderer, R. Warner, K. Patrick, G. Far- cas. E. Zetterquist. P. Webb. W. Douglas. Row 2: Mr. White, P. Trope, M. Skruck, C. Knesiric, D. Loy, M. A. Figeroa, B. Benjamin, A. Praz- nic, V. Williams. E. Troyer, B. Oakley, Mr. Foley. Row 3: C. Soeha, A. Rucker, D. Kulow, R. Zetterquist, T. Johnson, J. Knirk, J. Glod, R. Webb, J. King. D. Warner. W. Orr. President DALE WERNER Vice-President . JAMES KING Secretary . CAROL CLARK Treasurer JACK KNIRK Advisors MR. WHITE, MR. FOLEY SPANISH J CLUB Row l: N. Hettrick. N. Nadeja, J. Kriech, R. Halicki, P. Kelley. D. Polochalk. J. Hollenbank, J. ' Doughton, P. Webb, E, Petrinjak, B. Reno, P. Kirkwood. Row 2: D. McClelland, J. Ritenour, N. Roose, R. Horne, J. Hamill, S. Bowers. J. Stewart. M, Mc- Alpin. M. Krivak, M. Jameson, S. Tribley. Row 3: J. Karcher, H. Burkey, R. Zetterquist, B. Yuhas. J, Glod. J. Fedorchak. B. Welton, B. Cast- ner. V. Rosile, L. Cassimatis. Row 41 J. O'Conn0r. F. LaCivita, R. Schmidt, H. Andrews, T. Orr. J. Knirk, R. Welk, J. Burkey. Page 46 ORCHESTRA The Orchestra is under the direction of Michael Mozzillo. It provides entertainment betwr en the 'lets of the class plays as well as during the assembly period. VIOLINS Iii: Wolfgang Mina Jean Lesh Mary Nicholas Ruth Horne Mary Helen Medve Aileen Hinerman linger Mott Lczuis Cassamatis Patricia Webb Carolyn Hatche Lloyd Mott Janis Hurl Judy Doan Nancy Blair Rose Marie Tuck Violet Hettrick Susan Johnson Helen Shenk Judith Vrable Carol Ann Ernest Mildred Waite David Baker PIANO Shirley Bowers CELLO Nlarlene Pillow Nathaniel Askew STRING BASSES Ed Patrick Howard Andrews CLARINETS Lillian Dudarewiez Mary Joe McAlpin Shirley Mason Mary Ruth Cooksey Russell Webb Carol Williams Nancy Roose FLUTES Jane Stewart Judy Hamill Carol Doughton ALTO SAX Joann Schwartz Jacqueline St. John Beverly Wills TENOR SAX Jacqueline Ritcnour Doris McClelland Joan Balzic FRENCH HORNS Allan Zoller Edwin Shenk TROMBONES Donald Fedor Betty Brownlee Jerry Painter DRUMS Vincent Scopacasa Larry Brooks Tom Evans TRUMPETS Michael Patrick John Rosile Ray Najem Jean Pedigio Bruce Fisher Patrick Henry Page 47 COLOR GUARD Ruth Horne Virginia May Mary Jane Newell Iris Wolfgang SNARE DRUMS Charles Gardinier Tom Evans Larry Brooks Carl Phillips Paul Griffen Leo Cook BASS DRUM Vincent Scopacasa CYMBALS Sally Kelley BELL LYRE Marlene Pritchard Carolyn Hatche FRENCH HORNS Veda Clark Aileen Hinerman Edwin Shenk Allen Zoller TENOR SAX Jacqueline Ritenour Doris McClelland Joan Balzic BAND ALTO SAX Mary Ann Krivak Beverly Wills Joann Schwartz Patricia Pritchard Jacqueline St. John George Peterson Juanita Johnson TRUMPETS Ronald Schmidt John Rosile John Poppa Tom Nutter Michael Patrick Bruce Fisher Jean Pedigo Pat Henry Tom Bell Jim Davis Bill Price Ray Najem David Walter Larry Bush George Hovanec TROMBONES Betty Brovsmlee Joe Koch James Mason Jerry Painter Donald Fedor CLARINETS Shirley Tribley Mary Ruth Cooksey Carmel Pannunzio Alice Orr Madelyn Jameson Darla Jean Loy Wanda Orr Rita Phillips Carole Williams Nancy Roose Charles Fortine Shirley Bowers Alice Najem Mary Joe McAlpin Shirley Mason Beverly Corll Lillian Dudarewicz BASSES Joe Kraynak Richard Huish Ivan Palovich Jerome Tobey PICCOLOS Judy Hamill Jane Stewart Carole Doughton The Band is under the direction of Michael Mozzillo and his assistant Anthony Basile It is made up of senior high students. The band provides entertainment at the football games and they also give a concert in the spring. This year the band took part in Citizenship Day at W'u ren Ohio Page 48 CLARINETS Carol Krause bnirley Hettrick Kathryn Cramer .nary K, Bartlett Shirley Trehan Donald DePaul Janice Belleville .Julie Balliet 1- iancis Bartone Donna DeVassie liarriett Ldwards .man Pucak Beth Ann Patton Arthur Cohan Beverly Dall' nancy Ambjurnsen irene Silvasky Uoiothy Hotlman bally Harmon iwiargarct Walters i iancis MacClellan Karenjean Hamill Dorothy Castner Carol Williams Connie Ferrar HORNS Nancy Ladley Doris Lynn Kay Moyers David lvicPheron Bobby Reull' Dorothy Kasensky SAXOPHONES Benita Townsend Kay Coonce Bill Ryser Lorena Landry lrene Moe-ning Rhonda Young Doris Ann Pillow I-'aulinc Crytzer cieorge Hubbard Roger Henderson Angeline Scopacasa Dick Gardinier Nancy Jo Williams Susanne Harder Sandra Burger David Schmidt BARITONE Pat Wilson Judy Fulton PICCOL0 Carol Doughton Marilyn Mozzillo Nladelyn Mitchell BASS Raymond Newell Ronnie Ladig Joseph Kraynack Ivan Palovich DRUMS Richard Lowry Larry Baumgarden Emma Hechathorn Gerald Cottrill George Loveless Jack Ifft Ronnie Devor TROMBONES Douglas Noderer Ray Tarvas Frank LaCivita Daniel Askew Larry Bush Tom Bonaquist Dick Newell Dave Bailey Richard Hoffman ALTO SAX Beverly Wills ir-ary Ann Krivak Joann Swartv Jacqueline St, John PIANO Shirley Bowers TENOR SAX STRING BASSES Doris McClelland Howard Andrews Jacqueline Ritenour Ed Patrick .Ioan Balzic DRUMS TROMBONES Donald Fedor Betty Brownlee Jerry Painter Larry Brooks Tom Evans Vincent Scopacasa Page 49 BELLS Carolyn Hatchc Marlene Pillow TRUMPETS Donna Wood Arthur Tobey Bob McKnight Billy Neider Robert Hinei-man lVlartin White Martin Sharisky Jack Beaudown Richard Warner Jerry Landry Michael Fitzsimons Barbara Hui? Beverly Pugh Doris Burrows George Peterson Jack Knirk Jim Schotten Earl Swan Walter Studer Warren Cook Bill Walkosak David Walters John Hoffman Hugh McBride JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band is com- posed of seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students inter- ested in instrumental music. It consists of one hundred members and is under the direction of Mr. Anthony Basile. SWING BAND The Swing Band is Linder the direction of Michael Mozzillo. It is a group of senior high students who are interested in playing popu- lar music, They provide en- tertainment at the basket- ball games. TRUMPETS Michael Patrick John Rosilc Ray Najem Jean Pedigo Pat Henry Bruce Fisher Tom Nutter 1 Betty Skruck, Carole Rae Farmer. Betty Yeager, Emily Casey. Paula Kirkwood, Sally Popa, Shirley Tickey, Pat Pascarella. Kneeling: A. Tobey, P. Bartko, P. Kelley, P. VVebb, J. Kreich. Standing: A. Praznik, V. Williams, B. Ross, M. Johnston, J. Reebel The Hubbard High Eagle, in the disguise of Norma Doyle, became an well-known figure at the Football and Basketball games. Norma in- augurated the Eagle at one of the last home football games. She attended all the games, lead cheers. and also danced the Charleston. The Eagle was also a sensation at the Basket- ball tournament at the South Fieldhouse. Page 50 MAJOR- ETTES BATON CORP SNAPS Ln- 3-n0 .M-ff X Hullovseen Queena---B. Punnunzio. E. Kutsko, D. Loy, and M. Smelko . . . Senior Queen Betty perched on her vc-zivei'tililm . , . Junior Queen Elaine and her escort, Peaches . . , Jini King trying to get into :in Zlrgll- ment with liiinsell' . , . Prine: of Peace Contestants--D. Kulow, A. Rucker, D. Lesli. J. lVlcCliment. P. Kelley Nl. J. Lesh. E, Troyer, P. Webb. R. Mott, H. Slemons, and L. Mott . , A dance in the gym after a football gannei Photos by King Page 51 SNAPS THE BAND in the form of an H playing The Alma Maler THE COlOR GUARD Glamorous Marilyn Smelko SNAKE DANCE JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Part ol The Crowd ala Home Game Oueen Barbara Ross Perched on Her Convertible SENIOR HIGH CHEERlEADERS FOOTBALL LETTERMEN listening to Coach Sonlag Page 52 54 1 yi 1 NXQAX' U . 5 X f N f X 3 ' X2 xl ' 'gif ff? 2. ' 3 X X .rf ff' K 2 9 WJ ,N X, 3 . E! ff YI E, X if f , , ' v f 5 x ' E 1 I Z 5 I 1 Y Q I I 1 l ! Z E5 if 5 in .A ,N H -I ATHLETICS 1952 QUEEN BARBARA ROSS f 1951 QUEEN PATTY WEBB AND 1952 QUEEN BARBARA ROSS W- 1951 QUEEN PAT WEBB CROWNS BARBARA A- QUEEN AND ATTENDAN'ISfL. to R., DONNA MADE- LINE. BUNNY MAGEE. ANN PRAZNIK. JEANETTE BEACH, QUEEN BARBARA ROSS. BARBARA RENO. PAT EDWARDS, NANCY KLUG HUMECUMING xx X I T Nwxxx X X ,J x. Standing: R. Reynolds, C. Vanaman, J. Wells, G. Watson, K. St. John, J. Hudson, T. Hall, C. Cunningham, H. McCort, E. Francis, R. Sontag, C. Hall, J. Provance, M. Ferrett. Seated: F. Edwards, P. Edwards, N. Burrows, B. Leone, M. Snyder, A. Min 0 J. Ifft G. Keezel. g Y V ATH LETIC ASSOCIATICN President -, . . , C- . THOMAS HALL Vice-President , RICHARD SONTAG Secretary . NELL J. BURROWS Treasurer , .c ,C , , .CLYDE HALL Athletic Director .. H W JAMES PROVANCE The purpose of the Athletic Association is to endeavor to coordinate and improve athletics for the benefit ofthe school and community as deemed advisable by the board of education and in compliance with the Ohio High School Athletic Association. The Athletic Association is composed of all the coaches, the athletic director the faculty man th ager, e principals of our schools, the superintendent assistant superintendent two board mem- bers. two citizens from the community selected by the board of education, one male faculty member elected by the boys of the upper four grades, one female faculty member 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, ohe representative from Adult l3oosLters'iClub and PTA. The Association sponsored the Slipper Rock Gymnastic Troupe and a White Elephant Auction Salt t the ' h ' ' ' 'i L a e new sc ool site. Both of these events were for the benefit of the athletic fund, Page 55 oxxx -.-N M V 5 G fa 5 Z rfq 5 . W X 1' f 5 I f f' v 'W N : N Xx xxxxxxx - - VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Hubbard 6 Girard 27 Hubbard 6 Fitch 0 Hubbard 6 Boardman 7 Hubbard 6 Memorial 32 Hubbard 6 Niles 40 Hubbard 0 Newton Falls 12 . H bb d 20 St th 6 Assistant Coach E. E. Francis Hgbbgid 6 Ngxh ers 20 Head Coach Richard A. Sontag Hubbard 0 Bf00k5e1d 14 Row Row Row Row Row Row B. Oakley, R. Gossick, R. Webb, J. Ross, P. Mahon, T. Plumert, K. Arnett, G. Whitle, D. Landy. D Stewart, B. Reble, C. Bundy, A. Wylde, T. Jones, E. Patrick, R. Horvath. N. Ferrett, H. Slemons, J. Pas quarella, R. Welk, J. White. R. Garono, D. Fedorchak, R. Gergle, J. Tobey, R. Paroz, B. Ruby. B. Reynolds, A. Smelko, B. Harder, F. LaCivita, F. Crea. B. Walkosak, W. Oliu, J. Knirk, J. Curry, H. Moyers, T. Orr, O. Stoner. B. Lisko, C. Brewer, D. Revis, H. Andrews, J. Bolchalk, L. Ambrose, P. Askew, J. DePinto. ww' Mg T'-S ,img ., SCORES Hubbard 6 Hubbard 0 Hubbard 0 Hubbard 0 Hubbard 0 Hubbard 13 18 Tied---2 North Girard Struthers Sharon Ursuline Brookfield Lost-4 JUNIOR VARSITY Row li left Lo right: D. Walter, T. Pitts, C. Gardinier, R. Carabelos T Mclntee J Mason A. Torres, H. McBride. V. Rich, T. Husted. R. Coller, A. Tobey Row 2: S. Bogdon fcoachb. W. Studcr, A. Folsom, P. Chicone, D Bell Q Westott A Knupp. P. Skruck, J. Trobek. W. Perry. C. Gelydura, N. Askew H MLCort Qassist coachj. Row 3: C. Brewer. C. Swartz. D. Swogger. R. Hornyok, R. Gerber R Ruby C Singer W. Burkey, J. Beaudoin, R. Stabile, W. Walker. Page 58 Row Row Row . Welton, R. Welk, B. Oakley, D. Fedore, J. O'Connor, N. Praznik, J. Pasquarella. D. May, B. Leone, B. Yulius. . Bundy, G. Praznik, J. Knirk, B. Reynolds, R. Gergle, J. Papa, F. Rosile, R. Najcrn, D. Williams. M. Ferrctt, . Curry, O. Stoner. . Crea, T. Picino. L. Scott, D. Lesh, B. Staudacher, J. Everett. W. Oliu, I. Palovich, R. Smith. Mr. Vamimim, Cough BASKETBALL SENIOR -- LETTERMEN Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard North Niles Canton Timken Struthers East Louisville Brookfield Leavittsburg Girard Boardman North Struthers Memorial Fitch Girard Memorial Boardman Fitch Niles Brookfield NEO Tournament Hubbard 65 Newton Falls Hubbard Brookfield Hubbard Fitch Hdbbdid Sb-uibeis Hubbard Mineral Ridge Hubbard Girard Hubbard Liberty iiubbm-d Niles Wash Hubbard Fmell Hubbard Boardman Idubbiud Hfulford Hubbard Memorial Hubbard Llbcfty Hiibbaiid Niies MCK Hubbard Mineral Ridge Hiibbdi-d Fiicb Hubbard Memorial Hubbard Struthers Hulrlmd Giwd Hubbmid Girard Hubbard W. Middlesex Hubbard Niles Wash. Hubbard Liberty Hubbard Boardman Hubbafd Farrell Hubba,-d Memorial Hubbard VV. Middlesex Hubbard Niles NICK Hubbard Caubeld Hubbard Brookfield Row ir J. Taylor. W. Studer. Ladig, R. Gerber. C. Singer, W. Kesner, D. Schmidt, A. Folsom Row 2: Mr. Tucciarone, Coach: J. Green. B. Perry, Becker, B. Stabile, P. Chicons. J. Vil- lano. J. Mason. Ttli and Sth BASKETBALL-L. lo R.: D. Walters. F. Praznik, J. Parsons, H. Jarvis, P. Fer retl., R. Gardinier, O. McPeters, J. White, H. McBride, M, Sarisky. Smnciing: Mr. McLaughlin. Coach: D. Stewart, B. Ryser. H. Garono. C. Caddeo. D, Mclntce. 28 35 40 35 39 31 14 33 54 27 38 43 42 JUNIOR FHGH BASKET- BALL 7th 6- 8th GRADE BASKET- BALL Page G2 Left to Right: MR. TUCCIARONE, Coach NICK PRAZNIK JOHN O'CONNOR BILL OAKLEY Not Present RALPH GARANO GOLF Hubbard 0 Sharon Hubbard 9 Brookfield Hubbard 11 Struthers Hubbard 3 Sharon Hubbard 5 Liberty Hubbard 5 Liberty Yankee Run Tournament Hubbard Fourth Place ... WR Row 1: left to right: M. Costick, E. Madeline, P. Mahon. G. Praznic, R. Webb R. Webb, R. Gergle, G. Whittle, J. Ross, B. Klucher, J. DePinto. Row 2: Mr. Hall, T. Plumeret, P. Askew, K. Arnett, D. May, N. Praznic J. Pasquarella, A. Hill. H. Slemons, R. Gossick, Mr. Smelko. VARSITY H CLUB President BILL KLUCHER Vice-President . BEN SLEMONS Secretary REX WELK Treasurer GEORGE WHITTLE Advisors MR. C. HALL, MR. A. SMELKO Page 63 BASEBALL TRACK Hubbard 2 Boardman 4 At St,.uthe,.S At Niles Hubbard 3 East 5 v . Hubbard 5 Fitch 3 60' .3-Struthers 4.3-Niles Hubbard 5 East 8 35 -North 43-Girard CTournamcnt Gamej 14 -Hubbard 41-Hubbard Hubbard 7 B1-Ookneld 0 91:-Choney 17-Fiivh Hubbard 4 Memorial 8 - Hubbard 1 Struthers 8 At Hubbard At Nllvs Hubbard 0 Niles 7 75-Hubbard 58--Niles Hubbard I Girard 0 35-Choney 61-Hubbard H lb d 9 'J U l ar Brookfield 0 At S' Fifth in Steel Valley Meet at SEASON RECORD mon Sffuihm' League W,,n 2 Lost 4 51-Sharon Did not place in N.E.O. at Season Won 4 Lost 6 48-Hubbard Salem' Row 1: L.. to R.: D. Landy, J. Pasquarella, R. Gergle, Mr. Hall, coach: W. Klucher, J. Ross, A. Hill, R. Horvath. Row 2: L. DeSalvo, P. Mahon, E. Madeline, R. Gossick, M. Costick, R. Schmidt, B. Harder. Row 1: L. to R.: H. Burkey, R. Webb, B. Stabile, P. Askew, E. Shenk, N. Askew, B. Reble, H. Moyers, J. Tobey, J. De Pinto. Row 2: D. Hill, T. Orr. C. Singer, V. Rosile, K. Arnett, H. Slemons, W. Olui, C. Bundy, R. Welk, Z. Taylor. Row 3: R. Reynolds, R. Schmidt, T. Jones, H. Andrews, C. Langle. CHEERLEADERS SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS DORHSPOLOCHAK SUE THEIL PATPUSHKAR BETTY PANNUNZIO, Captain BARBARAJAMESON BARBARA.RENO EILEEN ZETTERQUIST Page 65 JUNIOR HIGH EERLEADERS J. HOFFMAN J. BELLEVILLE M. SMELKO E. LUPU B. CANANT G. TAYLOR C. KLUG J. B. FERGUSON 1 K an-ri Do you, J, B.. take this lovely creature. Janice, for your wedded wife. sn says Parson Al Rucker . . . Varsity fuolliall players leading cheers at the Brookfield pep rally . . . Tlic annual lion fire b0l'cn'e the Brookfield ganna- . . . The senior girls pep assembly ..,. The Blmwklicld liaysocd hand . . . Paula and lim' rnznjomtlcs.-'Plzmms by King. Page 66 CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of 1953, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the fol- lowing items to our successors, the juniors and other underclassmen. We do declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. Ken Arnett leaves his bashfulness to Ron- nie McFarland. Ed Bair leaves his studious ways to David Shellito. Don Berlin leaves his seat on the bus to Don Fedorchak. Tom Blakley leaves his place on the honor roll to Joe Dobos. Charles Bundy leaves his seat in study hall to Chuck Dickson. Pat Camuso leaves his blushing to Ron Zetterquist. Bob Castner leaves his trick driving to brother Ed. Jim Castner leaves his laziness to Dick Johnson. Fred Collar leaves his blue eyes to An- thony Hill. Mike Costick leaves his place on the base- ball team to Allan Zoller. John Curry leaves his boredom to Jim King. Bill DeSantis leaves his correct posture to Tommy Bell. Red Ensley leaves his red hair to Al Rucker. Don F edor leaves his streamlined car to anyone who thinks they can drive it. Jim F edorchak leaves his multiple green- osis to anyone with a horseface. Nick F errett leaves his Pepsodent smile to anyone wishing to be a model. Chuck Gardinier leaves all his used Build- ing Permits to Miss Burrows. Ray Gossick leaves his unique dancing to Ronnie Lewis. Carl Green leaves his Saturday night square dances at Willow Ranch to Louis Cassimatis. Don Hill leaves his sharp clothes to Bill Walker. Richard Horvath leaves his absence to Al Wylde. Jack Houy leaves Nancy behind. Jim Hubbard leaves his gay times to Phil Askew. Richard Huish leaves his ability of being a detective to Jeanette Beach. Tom Johnson leaves his wise cracks to Darwyn Lesh. Tom Jones leaves his coded love notes for Corky to decipher. Carl Jordan leaves his sleeping in study halls to Ed Fabian. Bill Klucher leaves his height to Bob Ruby. Page 67 Jim Kutsko leaves his energy to Bill Yuhas. Don Landy leaves his place in Miss Toy's English class to Bob Welton. Bob Leone leaves his roller skating to Miss Libby. Ed Madeline leaves his girl winning charm to Ronnie Gergle. Dale May leaves his curly hair to Art Magee. Paul Mahon leaves his shyness to Mike Putkovich. Bill McCliment just leaves. George McKnight leaves his winning ways with the teachers to Tom Evans. Tom Nutter leaves his friendliness to Lar- ry Brooks. Bill Oakley leaves his semi-classical music to John Sharisky. John O'Connor leaves his crew cut to Jack Knirk. John Papa leaves his heart in H. H. S. Ed Patrick leaves his music stand to How- ard Andrews. Mike Patrick leaves his wise cracks to Mr. Berardi. Don Pettitt leaves the halls of H. H. S. echoing. Mike Phillips leaves his quietness to Lee Beach. Tom Plumeret leaves his presidency to Elaine Kutsko. George Praznik leaves his basketball to Nick. Bob Ressler leaves his jokes to Dale Wil- liams. John Rosile leaves his trumpet to Bruce Fisher. Vince Rosile leaves his spot in the class plays to his brother. Jim Ross leaves his knife and carvings to Joe Pasquarella. Ed Ryser leaves taking Doris with him. Ronald Schmidt leaves his scholarly ways to Dick Baldine. Vince Scopacasa leaves with The Star- dustersf' Ray Shelton leaves his seat on the bus to Harold Moyers. Ben Slemons leaves his levies to Tom Picino. Bob Smelko leaves his hot-rodding to Roger Paroz. George Smith leaves civics to some jun- ior brain. Ralph Trail leaves his job at Hulbert's to Pete Snyder. Don Tritt leaves with no regrets. Bob Walker leaves the poster drawing to Fred Rosile. William Waltman leaves his seat in Room 33 to some poor unfortunate junior. CLASS WILL -- Continued Russ Webb leaves his photography to the Shutterbugs. Rex Welk leaves his vocabulary to Ruth Pavloski. George Whittle leaves his football ability to Bill Rebel. Mary Jane Arnett leaves her speed in typing to Shirley Deal. Pat Bartko leaves her acting ability to Sharon LeMoine. Shirley Bowers leaves her position as the accompanist to Jean Simone. Theresa Bundy leaves her last minute homework to Pat Duke. Mary Theresa Choppa leaves Mr. Berardi to regain his sanity. Veda Clark leaves her French horn to Eddie Shank. Marie Crea leaves her height to Betty Skruck. Norma Doyle leaves her polkas to Grace Crytzer. Lillian Dudarewicz leaves her place in the library to Jackie St. John. Patti Edwards leaves her Wednesday night dances to Shirley Reuif. Elva Faber leaves her humorous ways to Doris Polochak. Carol Rae Farmer leaves her mouthful of candy to Doris Knupp. Delaine F ricker leaves her dimples to Adaire Tobey. Alice Gardner leaves her spot at the games to Nancy Hettrick. Judy Hamill leaves her exercise to Jean Pedigo. Betty Hetrick leaves to continue her job as a wrapper in Strouss'. Rose Mary Hines leaves her sweater girl figure to Barbara Reno. Aileen Hinerman leaves for beauty school. Joan Hettrick leaves her quiet ways to Pat Pritchard. Ruth Horne leaves her athletic ways to Terry Wigmore. Madelyn Jameson leaves her place in Girls' Chorus to Theresa Fabian. Nancy Klug leaves her interest in Brook- field to Paula Kirkwood. Mary Ann Krivak leaves her band uni- form to Joan Balzic. Emily Landry leaves her weekly dates to Betty Walker. Mary Jane Lehn leaves her swell person- ality to Darla Loy. Mina Jean Lesh leaves her peroxide to Rita Greene. Marie Levandoski leaves her hill-billy songs to Louise Hallipy. Margaret Maines leaves her efficiency to Phyllis Trope. Shirley Mason leaves her collection of skirts to Joan Kriech. Page 68 Virginia May leaves charm to E. Casey. Mary Joe McAlpin leaves her chickness to Pat Pascarella. Doris McClelland leaves her long hair to Pat Pushkar. Mary Helen Medve leaves her studious ways to Mary Jane VonKennan. Bessie Montgomery leaves her winning smile to Judy Onesti. Alice Najem leaves her easy going ways to Pat Webb. Doris Neider leaves her friends and goes into the world. Mary Jane Newell leaves all her notes in economics to Mr. Bogden. Mary Nicholas leaves making Mr. Cham- bers happy. Lila Oliver leaves giggles to Sophie Glus. Betty Pannunzio leaves her continual talking to Betty Lou Papa. Lois Pansler leaves make-up to girls that need it, she doesn't. Pauline Patten leaves her monitor post to Betty Brownlee. ' Sally Popa leaves her typing skill to June Himes. Marlene Pritchard leaves her place in the band to Carolyn Knestrick. Dolores Pushkar leaves her laugh to Ruth Halicki. Jackie Ritenour leaves to accumulate money. Mary Romo leaves her becoming voice to Judy Hollenbank. Jane Stewart leaves her band uniform to Carolyn Hatche. Shirley Tickey leaves her baton to Pat Kelley. Mary Louise Tiday leaves her beautiful eyes to any lucky girl. Shirley Tribley leaves Espancol to the Burkey brothers. Mary Ann Wadjun leaves her hair styles to Mimi Robinson. Barbara Walts leaves her gum cracking to her sister Pat. Iris Wolfgang leaves her temper to Miss Bridges. All the Seniors leaves their many happy memories in Room 34 to Miss Burrows and Mr. Berardi, our very patient home room teachers. Annabelle Wells leaves her diet to Marie Clement. Beverly Wills leaves her stenographic ability to Betty Skruck. Florence Wilson leaves her charming per- sonality to Lorena Rummell. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We, the Senior Class, have set our hand and seal hereto, this twenty-first day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-three. . Mr. tall. TU th .-1 Jake sleeps ile wh IHHH H catch to my Jean trying .Em ny HH an 0 Earn t GS t tak what i My, g feet you have tbi ha .My,w Lover-girl Arnett . . Valentino Ross and oke nl tforas OU Hill Miss and ef WV Bre for Se pau Eva widder Judy and Betty Belle The is chillun . mh oolies fro VV red ng receivi FS Chambe Pa SS Ru 'TJ n: Cm fo cu no . The pa Wills . ap P and H HUD H with her M Wills Corny I the act ught in Ca t Mr. Ballenger EH HOC In a spell . cn Z P 'U ur 719 Ki Photos by birdie. he poses for t elk W g Chief .Bi his'????. and . Plum alleryl . G ogues line-up CR Name Kenneth Arnett Edward Bair Donald Berlin Thomas Blakely Charles Bundy Pat Camuso James Castner Robert Castner Fred Caller Michael Costick John Curry William DeSantis Ronald Ensley Donald Fedor James Fedorchak Nicholas Ferrett Charles Gardinier Raymond Gossick Carl Green Donald Hill Richard Horvath Jack Houy James Hubbard Richard Huish Thomas Johnson Thomas Jones Carl Jordan William Klucher James Kutsko Donald Landy Robert Leone Edward Madeline Paul Mahon Dale May William McCliment George McKnight Thomas Nutter William Oakley John O'Conner John Pappa Edward Patrick Michael Patrick Donald Pettitt Michael Phillips Thomas Plumeret George Praznick Robert Ressler John Rosile Vincent Rosile James Ross Edward Ryser Ronald Schmidt Vincent Scopacasa Raymond Shelton Lenorard Slemons Robert Smelko George Smith Ralph Trail Donald Tritt Robert Walker William Waltman Paul Webb Rex Welk George Whittle Nickname Kenny Ed Don Tom Charlie Pat Jumbo Bob Fred Mike Pinky Dese Red Don Jim Smiles Charlie Lover Carl Don Wimpy Jack Jim Hushmo Tom Tom Carl Muscles Jim Don Lion Eddie Paul Romeo Bill George Tom B. O. John Johnnie Ed Mouse Don Mike Plum George Bob John Vince Jim Ed Ron Vince Ray Ben Bob Smitty Ralph Don Bob Bill Russ Rex George PREDICTIONS Hangout School Lunch Box Room 34 Ridge Cape Cod Dairyland Greek's Budno's Betty's Bowling Alley Home Poolroom Baldine's Anywhere Barbershop Gym Cabin Lover's Lane Masury East Hub Nancy's School Masury Hayman's Fruitland Acres Seaport Liberty Park Eileen's Ridge Baldine's Home Dances In a car Lunch Box Harding Park Bed Liberty Yo. Hubbard Road Behind a Bass Anywhere there's music Budnois School Jackson Ave. Isaly's Greek's Juanita's Room 37 Palace Doris' Hager St. Band Lunch Box Dot's Speedway Anywhere Hulbert's Home Behind a paint brush Room 33 Bev's School Clubs Therese's Page 70 Weakness women food cars Chevies blue eyes candy day dreaming arguing Betty baseball sports girls hot-rods Basketball school teachers coke? Bathing Beauties cars a certain girl Football small girls studying books permits cheerleaders bell-bottom trousers Liberty girl dancers Women Basketball Chaney girl Football Freshman girls English hot-rods tall women a certain girl Loretta Joan food trumpets money Civics Football Freshmen cars Juanita Spanish redheads Doris women blondes milk shakes grad of 52 Night Riders T. V. Doris quiet women art Buick's Bev 50c words Little women Prediction Principal Chemist West Point cadet Car salesman Orator Truck driver Psychologist Salesman Husband Baseball star College professor Heartbreaker Stock car driver Governor U. S. President Comedian Newscaster Henapecked husband Senator Doctor Barber Husband Lawyer Scientist Truant Officer Corky's Naval Officer Wrestler Show Manager Bachelor Jazz Singer Mechanic Coach A Man Employer Hair Stylist Architect Atlas II Loretta's Doctor Dancing Teacher Band Leader Banker Social Worker Driving Teacher Lover Author Juanita's Spanish Teacher Actor Doris, Romeo Fashion Designer A Play Boy Mechanic Race Driver Manager Professor Quiet Man Artist Politician Photographer Preacher Thereseis Name Mary Jane Arnett Pat Bartko Shirley Bowers Teresa Bundy Therese Choppa Veda Clark Marie Crea Norma Doyle Lillian Dudarewicz Pat Edwards Elva Faber Carol Farmer Delaine Fricker Alice Gardner Judy Hamill Betty Hetrick Joan Hattrick Rosemary Hines Aileen Hinerman Ruth Horne Madelyn Jameson Nancy Klug Mary Ann Krivak Emily Jean Landry Mary Jane Lehn Mina Jean Lesh Marie Levandaski Margaret Maines Shirley Mason Virginia May Mary Joe McAlpin Doris McClelland Mary Helen Medve Bessie Montgomery Alice Najem Doris Neider Mary Jane Newell Mary Nicholas Lila Lee Oliver Betty Pannunzio Lois Pansler Pauline Patten Sally Popa Marlene Pritchard Dolores Pushkar Jackie Ritenour Mary Roma Jane Stewart Shirley Tickey Mary Louise Tiday Shirley Tribley Mary Ann Wadiun Barbara Walts Annabelle Wells Beverly Wills Florence Wilson Iris Wolfgang Nickname Mary Jane Pat Shirl Teresa Chop Veda Mimi Eggbert Lil Pat Al Farm Delaine Al Ham Betty Jo Rosey Aileen Horn Maddie Nancy Ann Mary Jean Dina Bean Marie Maggie Sam J inny Joe Dee Mary Bessie Al Doris Noodles Nicky Lila Ducky Lois Pat Sally Mugsey Push Jackie Mary Stew Shirley Louise Shirl Mary Ann Barb Anna Bev Florence Iris PREDICTIONS Hangout Palace CHubbardJ Thornton Hall Dairyland Cape Cod McCrory's Band Room Gary's Baby Sitting Struthers Show Anywhere there's T.V. Mount Everett Road At the Hub with coke Hi-way Stewarts Strousses Dairyland Sharon Store Beauty School Gym With Malcolm Masury Behind a Pencil Johnny's A1ice's Brookfield With Dan Office Practice Dairyland Dairyland Dairyland Hub Office Shows With Mary Jane Mac's Basketball games Home Lerners Wednesday Dance West End Home-Ec Sandy Lake Tickey's Home Hub Room 34 Liberty Cozy-Corner With Dutch Nowhere Special With Gil Cape Cod Greekis Webb's Home Public Library Page 71 Weakness Spaghetti Skating Fords food George potato chips diamond watching kids stencils certain sailor Harry Jimmy Coke Transcription Boys Blue DeSoto Sodas Wick Sailors Athletics Englishman Ron School Skipping School Tri-Hi-Y Trumpets Dan Typing Joe One Alumni Sophomore Eddie Peroxide Army Man Sut-Sa Skating Dancing Gum Pets Clothes Gum 'Sewing Out of town Senior boy? Memorial? Car hop Hamburgs Oldsmobiles Milk Shakes Dutch Jimmy Certain Junior True Confessions Blonde hair Russ Shows Jimmy Prediction Doll Air-Line Hostess Teacher Chef Wife Pianist June Wedding Trip to Africa Commercial Teacher Seven Kids Wife Tall Girl Debutante Editor Chorus Girl Designer Better Sodas Irma II Beautician Phys-Ed Teacher Woman Lawyer Marriage Historian Housewife Author Band Critic Trapeze Artist Bareback Rider Mechanic's Wife Dietician Nurse Farmer's Wife Blonde Typist Eye Doctor Mattress Tester Dance Instructor Comediene Animal Trainer Patsy's Missionary Seamstress Secretary Accordion Teacher Model Chief Cook Big Girl Co-ed College Majorette Wife Actress Fashion Designer Cow-Girl Man-hater Newscaster College Nurse SNAPS Scene from a special assembly program held in the gym . . . Al Rucker and his chorus gals, J. Ennis, N. Am- burjsen. C. Doughton. P. Webb . . . Scene from the Christmas play presented by the Thespians . , . Miss Bridges and her Girls' Chorus presenting the Christmas Cantata . . . Save those fingernails, Corky . . . Little Eva D. Hoilman, trying to persuade Uncle Tom Knirk while Al and Carol look on . . . Three beau iful Junior Lassies---E. Casey. B. Skruck, and P. Pascarella . . . also three Sophies from E. Park Avenuen E. Zetterquist, P. Folsome, and B. L. Pappa . . . Prince of Peace Contestants. --Photos by King Page 72 Shirley Marie Bowers Hub Staff-3, 4 Kenneth R. Arnett Football-1. 2. 3. 4 Track-3. 4 Dramatics Club-4 Class Play-4 Student Council-3. 4 Monitor-4 Boys Vocal-3. 4 Hi-Y-4 Varsity H-4 Mary Jane Arnett Hub Staff-4 Class Play-4 Prom Committee-3 Monitor--4 Edwin K. Bair Class Vice President-1 Hi-Y-3, 4 Vice President-4 Patricia Anne Bartko Baton Corps-2. 3. 4 Hub Starr-3. 4 Dramatics Club-3, 4 Mixed Chorus-2 Girls Chorus-3 National Thespian Club-3. 4 Monitor-2 Spanish Club-2 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Band-1. 2, 3, 4 Orchestra-1, 2, 3. 4 Girl Leader-2 G. A. A.-1. 2. 3. 4 National Thespian Club-4 Dramatics Club-3. 4 Latin Club--1. 2 Spanish Club-3. 4 Kent Team-1. 3, 4 Mixed Chorus-1. 2. 3. 4 Glee Club-1. 2. 3. 4 Concert Band--1, 2. 3. 4 Class Play-3. 4 Hub Stal?-3. 4 Prom Committee-3 Charles J. Bundy Hi-Y-3. 4 Hub Staff-4 Track Team-3 Football-4 Basketball--3. 4 Debating Team-4 Picture Committee-4 Monitor--4 Theresa Marie Bundy Niles McKinley High-1. 2 Pat Camuso Boys Chorus-1. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus-1. 3. 4 Band-3 Prom Committee-3 Mary Therese Choppa Class Oflicer-4 Annual Staff-4 Co-Editor-4 Hub Staff-3. 4 Spanish Club-2, 3 Class Play-4 Kent Team-1, 2. 3 Monitor--4 Prom Committee-3 Veda Arlene Clark Concert Band-1. 2. 3. 4 Band-1. 2. 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Hub Staff-3. 4 Treasurer-4 French Club-4 Library-1 Michael E. Costick Basebal-1. 2. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus-3 Boys Chorus-3 Varsity-H-2. 3. 4 Marie Ann Crea Latin Clulav-1. 2 Hub Staff-3. 4 Girls Chorus-4 ACTIVITIES John R. Curry Basketbal-1, 2. 3, 4 Football-4 Track-3 Class Treasurer-1. 4 Band-2, 3 Orchestra-3 Kent Team-1. 2, 3 Norma Jean Doyle Library-2. 3. 4 Girl Leader-3 Hub Staff-3. 4 Prom Committee-3 Monitor-4 Oflice Aid-4 Mascot-4 Lillian Dudarewicz Struthers High-1 Jr.-Y-Teens-1 Charles B. Gardinier Hub Staff-2 Band-1, 2. 3. 4 Concert Band-1, 2. 3. 4 Alice Marie Gardner Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 French Club-4 Vice President-4 Annual Staff-4 Hub Staff-3. 4 Co-Editor-4 Class Play-4 National Thespian-3 Raymond F. Cossick Football-1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball-l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity-H-3, 4 Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus-2, 3. 4 Richard Horvath Baseball-1, 2. 3. 4 Football-1. 4 Varsity-I-I-4 Monitor-3. 4 Boys' Chorus-3. 4 John E. Houy Hi-Y-4 Monitor-4 James D. Hubbard Football-1 Latin Club-1 French Club-4 Monitor-2. 3. 4 Madelyn Mona Jameson Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Monitor-2. 3 Latin Club-1. 2 Band--1. 2. 3. 4 Concert Band-2. 3. Orchestra--1, 2. 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 French Club-4 Library-3. 4 Hub Staff-3. 4 Annual Stat?-4 Oflice Aid-4 Patricia Ann Edwards Monitor-2. 3 4 Carl W. Green Band--1, 2. 3 Swing Band-3 Concert Band-1, 2, 3 Judith Anne Hamill Band-1. 2. 3. 4 Concert Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra-1. 2. 3. 4 Latin Club-1. 2 Band-2, 3. 4 Band Girls' Thomas Class Annu Concert-1. 2. 3. 4 Chorus-4 R. Johnson Play-2. 3, 4 al Staff-4 National Thespians Society 3. 4 Latin Club-1, 2 Glee Club-1 Hi-Y-3. 4 Annual Staff-4 Athletic Association-4 Library-4 French Club-3. 4 Home-Coming Candidate-4 Prom Committee-3 Ring Committee-2 Ronald Ensley Football-1 Basketball-1 Mixed Chorus-4 Boys Chorus-4 Band-2. 3 Orchestra-2 Swing Band-2 Concert Band-2 Elva M. Faber G. A. A.-1. 2. 3. 4 Hub Staff-3. 4 Annual Staff-4 Spanish Club-2. 3 Girl Leader-1. 3 Monitor-1. 3 Carol Rae Farmer Majorette-2. 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Halloween Queen-1 G. A. A.-1. 2, 3. 4 Girl Leader-2. 3 Hub Staff-3. 4 Monitor-1. 3. 4 Spanish Club-2. 3 Class Play-4 Dramatics Club-4 Glee Club--4 Donald H. Fedor Basketball-2. 3. 4 Spanish Club-2, 3. 4 Concert Band-1, 2. 3. 4 Band-1. 2, 3. 4 Orchestra-1. 2. 3. 4 Swing Band-1, 2. 3. 4 Monitor-3. 4 James Fedorchak Student Council-2 Monitor-2, 3 Hi-Y-3. 4 Class Play-4 Annual Staff-4 Dramatics Club-4 Social Committee-4 Nicholas C. Ferrett Football-3. 4 Vocal-3. 4 Delaine E. Fricker G. A. A.-1. 2. 3. 4 Hub Staff-3. 4 Spanish Club-2, 3 Page 73 Spanish Club-3, 4 Mixed Chorus-2, 3. 4 Girls Chorus-1. 2, 3, 4 G. A. A.-2. 3. 4 Girl Leader-3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Dramatics Club-3, 4 Kent Team-2, 3 Prom Committee-3 Office Aid-4 Annual Staff-4 Hub Staff-3. 4 Class Play-2, 3, 4 Betty Jean Hetrick Spanish Club-2. 3 Hub Staff-3. 4 Home Coming Candidate-2 Monitor-4 Joan Louise Hettrick Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Hub Stalf--3. 4 Mixed Chorus-1, 2 Monitor-1 Donald Melvin Hill Track-1 Monitor-3, 4 Boys Chorus-1 French Club-3. 4 Rosemary Louise Hines Ursuline High-1, 2 Latin Club-1. 2 Band-1. 2 Dramatics Club-3. 4 Hub Staff-4 Class Play-3 National Thespian-3. 4 Monitor-3 Glee Club-4 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Prom Committee-3 Aileen Louise Hinerman Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Band-3, 4 Orchestra-1. 2. 3. 4 Concert Band-2, 4 Girl Leader-3 G. A. A.-4 Hub Staff--3 Spanish Club-2. 3 Prom Committee Ruth E. Horne Glee Club-1 Latin Club-1, 2 Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club-3 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 G. A. A.-3, 4 Student Council-3. 4 Band-4 Monitor-2 Hi-Y Secretary-4 Ring Committee Chairman- Prom Committew3 Master of Ceremonies-3 Spanish Club-3. 4 Thomas E. Jones Marching Band-1. 2, 3 Swing Band-2, 3 Concert Band-1. 2, 3 Football-4 Track-3. 4 Orchestra-2. 3 Glee Club-4 Mixed Chorus-4 Monitor-3 Prom Committee-3 Class Play-4 William J. Klucher Baseball-1. 2. 3. 4 Varsity H-2, 3 Varsity H President-4 Nancy Lou Klug G. A. A.-1. 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club-3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Hub Staff-4 Class Play-3. 4 Homecoming Attendant-3. Spanish Club-3 National Thespian-3, 4 Annual Staff-4 Monitor-3 Mixed Chorus-2. 4 Glee Club-l. 2. 4 Mary Ann Krivak Band-2. 3, 4 Concert Band-3. 4 Swing Band-3. 4 Kent Team-1 Latin Club-1. 2 Spanish Club-3. 4 G. A. A.-3. 4 Girl Leader-3 Annual Statf-4 Monitor-4 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Volleyball Manager-4 James S. Kutsko Football-1 Male Chorus-3 Emily Jean Landry Latin Club-1. 2 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Donald J. Landy Football-1. 3. 4 Baseball-2. 3. 4 Basketbal-1. 2 Monitor-3 Student Council-3. 4 Boys' Chorus-3. 4 3 4 Mary Jane Lehn Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Hub Staff-4 Robert J. Leone Basketball-1. 2. 3. 4 Class President.-2 Mixed Chorus-2. 3. 4 Football-1. 2. 3 Boys' Chorus--2. 3. 4 Monitor-2. 3 Annual Staff-4 Athletic Association-4 Class Play-2 Mina Jean Lesh Orchestra-1. 2. 3. 4 Class Play-2. 3 Prince of Peace-4 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4. National Thespian-3. 4 National Thcspian Treats.- Ring Committee-3 Marie Josephine Levandoski Hub Staff-3, 4 Library Aid--3, 4 Edward J. Madeline Varsity H-2. 3. 4 Baseball-1, 2. 3. 4 Football-1 Basketball-1 Boys' Chorus-4 Monitor-3 Margaret Moines Latin Club-1. 2 Hub Staff--2, 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Dramatics Club-3. 4 Monitor-2. 3 Prince of Peace-3 Shirley Anne Mason Class Secretary-1. 2 Cheerleader--1 Library-1. 3 Band-2. 3. 4 Orchestra-4 G. A. A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3, 4 Mixed Chorus-3. 4 Girls' Chorus-1. 3, 4 Hub Staff-3 Girl Leader-2. 3, 4 Annual Stat?-4 Paul J. Mahon Football-1. 2, 3, 4 Football Captain-4 Varsity H-3. 4 Baseball-2. 3 Monitor-4 Dale F. May Hickory High-1 Basketball-1. 2. 3. 4 Football-1 Varsity H-4 Monitor-2, 3 Latin Club-2 Virginia Ann Moy Hickory High-1 Library Aid-3 Monitor-3 Athletic Association-3 Class Secretary-3 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y Sec.-3, 4 G. A. A.-3. 4 Band-4 Girl Leader-3 Mary Joe McAIpin Concert Band-2. 3. 4 Marching Band-2. 3. 4 Orchestra-3. 4 G. A. A.-2. 3. 4 Girl Leader-2, 3 Latin Club-1. 2 Spanish Club-3. 4 Dramatics Club-3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Halloween Queen-3 Homecoming Candidate-2 Class Treasurer-2 Hub Staff--1, 2, 3, 4 Hub Stat? Co-Editor-3. 4 Mixed Chorus-2, 3. 4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 4 Doris Jean McClelland Band-1. 2. 3. 4 Concert Band--1, 2, 3, 4 Swing Band-2. 3, 4 Orchestra-3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Kent Team-3 Annual Stad-4 Latin Club-1. 2 Spanish Club-3, 4 G. A. A.-1, 2, 3. 4 Girl Leader-3 Monitor-3 Class Play-4 Mary Helen Medve Latin Club-1. 2 Orchestra-1. 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3 Hub Staff-3. 4 Library-3 Bess Montgomery Monitor-2 Prom Committee-3 Alice Faye Noiem Band-1. 2, 3, 4 Concert Band-1. 2. 3. 4 Latin Club-1. 2 Kent Team-1 Hub Staff-3 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Doris M. Neider Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Girl Leader-3, 4 G. A. A.--3, 4 Monitor-2, 4 Hub Staff-4 Mary Jane Newell Spanish Club-2, 3 G. A. A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Leader-2, 3 Hub Stal?-3 Monitor-2, 3. 4 Band-4 Student Council-2 Annual Staff-4 Glee Club-44 Mary M. Nicholas Spanish Club-2, 3 Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y--3, 4 Monitor-4 Hub Staff-3, 4 Thomas E. Nutter Band-1. 2. 3, 4 Concert Band-2, 3, 4 Swing Band-4 Kent Team-2 Spanish Club-2, 3 Hi-Y-4 Monitor-2. 4 William H. Oakley Football-1. 2, 3, 4 Basketball-1 , 3, 4 Golf-2, 3, 4 Track-3, 4 Hi-Y-4 Glee Club-2, 3. 4 Mixed Chorus-3. 4 Spanish Club-2, 3 John P. O'Connor Basketball-1. 2. 3. 4 Golf-3. 4 Hi-Y-3. 4 Dramatics-1. 2. 3 Latin Club-Pres-2 Kent Team-1, 2 Class Play-2 Spanish Club-3. 4 Prom Committee-3 Ring Committee-3 Monitor-2. 3 Lila L. Oliver Monitor-4 Annual Staff-4 Class Play--2 G. A. A.--1 ACTIVITIES Elizabeth Ann Pannunzio Cheerleader-1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Leader-2 G. A. A.-2. 3, 4 Monitor-2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer-3 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y Pres.-3 Student Council-3. 4 Student Council V-Pres.-3 Student Council Pres.-4 Class Play-4 Hub Staff-4 Annual Stat!-4 Homecoming Candidatw3 Halloween Queen-4 Prom Committee-3 Lois Elizabeth Pansler Hub Staff-4 Spanish Club-3, 4 Edward E. Patrick Football-3. 4 Hi-Y-3. 43 Treas. 4 Class Play-4 Latin Club-1, 2 Swing Band-1, 2. 3. 4 Concert Band-3. 4 Orchestra--2. 3, 4 Annual Staff-4 Michael P. Patrick Band-1. 2. 3. 4 Concert Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Swing Band-1. 2, 3. 4 Orchestra-1. 2. 3, 4 Pauline Evelyn Patten Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Hub Staff-3. 4 French Club-4 Monitor-4 Donald A. Pettitt Hi-Y-3. 4 Annual Staff-4 Spanish Club-2, 3 French Club-4 Monitor-3 Thomas F. Plumeret Football-1. 2. 3. 4 Co-Captain-4 Basketball-1 Track-3 Class President-3. 4 Monitor-1. 4 Varsity-H-3. 4 Sally Jean Popo Majorette-2, 3, 4 Annual Staff-4 Kent Team-2 Prom Committee-3 Spanish Club-2. 3 Monitor-3 George P. Praznik Basketbal--1, 2. 3, 4 Football-1 Varsity-H-4 Golf-1 Monitor-2 Marlene Yvonne Pritchard Band--4 Hub Staff-4 Annual Staff-4 Spanish Club-2, 3 Girls' Chorus-1. 2 Dolores Jean Pushkar Hub Staff-4 Monitor-3. 4 Spanish Club--1. 2 Robert D. Ressler Dramatics Club-3. 4 Class Play-2, 4 Hi-Y-3. 4 Boys' Chorus-3, 4 Monitor-2, 4 Annual Staff-4 Prom Com.mittet'53 Kent Team-1. 2 Ring Committee-3 Page 74 Jacqueline R. Ritenour Band--1. 2. 3. 4 Orchestra-1, 2. 3. 4 Concert Band-1. 2. 3. Swing Band-2, 3. 4 Latin Club-1, 2 Spanish Club-3 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Dramatics Club-3. 4 Hub Staff-3. 4 Mary Agnes Romo Library Staff-4 Hub Staff-4 Spanish Club--3 John Rosile Band-1. 2. 3, 4 Concert Band-1, 2. 3 Swing Band-3. 4 Orchestra-3. 4 Spanish Club-2, 3 Vincent J. Rosile Dramatics Club-4 Class Play-4 Spanish Club-3. 4 Track-2, 3, 4 James Ross Basketball--1 Football--1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball-2, 3, 4 Hi-Y-3. 4 Varsity-H-4 Mixed Chorus-2. 3. 4 Boys' Chorus-2, 3, 4 Class Play-4 Monitor-3. 4 Ronald W. Schmidt Dramatics Club-3. 4 Vice Pres-4 Hi-Y-3, 4 Chaplin-4 Class Play-2. 3. 4 Band-1, 2. 3. 4 Concert Band-2, 3. 4 Annual Staff-4 Track-3 Kent Team-1, 2. 3 Latin Club-1, 2 Spanish Club-3 Vincent A. Scopacosa Band-1. 2. 3. 4 Concert Band-1. 2. 3. Swing Band-1, 2. 3. Orchestra-4 Latin Club-1 Spanish-2. 3 French Club-4 Hi-Y-3. 4 Dramatics Club-3. 4 Hub Staff-4 Mixed Chorus-3. 4 Boys' Chorus--3. 4 Class Play-2, 3. 4 Prom Committee-3 Leonard J. Slemons Class Vice Pres.-1 Varsity-H-1, 2. 3. 4 Football-l. 2, 3. 4 Basketball-1 Monitor-1 Robert R. Smelko Basketball-1. 2 Football-1. 2. 3. 4 Boys' Chorus-3. 4 Spanish Club-3 Monitor-2 Baseball Manager-1 Mixed Chorus-3 Prom Committee-3 Shirley Ann Tickey Annual stair-4 Spanish Club--2. 3 Majorettwl 3. 4 Prom Committee-3 Mary Louise Tiday Rayen High-1. 2 Ralph E. Trail Boys' Chorus-2. 3, 4 Mixed Chorus-2. 3, 4 Monitor-3. 4 Basketball-2 Annual Staff-4 4 4 4 Jane Stewart Latin Club-1. 2 Spanish Club-3, 4 Hub Staff-4 Annual Stal?-4 Girl Leader-2. 3. 4 G. A. A.-1. 2, 3, 4 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus-1, 2. 3, Mixed Chorus-1. 2, 3. 4 Prom Committee-3 Ring Committee-2 French Club-4, President Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 Chaplain-4 Jr. High Cheerleader-1 Intramural Manager-4 Concert Band-1, 2, 3. 4 Shirley Tribley Band-2, 3, 4 Band Concert-1, 2, 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3, 4 Latin Club-1, 2 Spanish Club-3, 4 Class Play-3, 4 Monitor-2, 3 Mixed Chorus-4 Girls' Chorus-4 Dramatics Club-3, 4 Annual Staff-4 Ring Committee-2 Prom Committee-3 Kent Team-1 ACTIVITIES Mary Ann Wadjun Spanish Club-2, 3 Hub Staff-4 Annual Staff-4 Monitor-1 Prom Committee-3 Robert Andrew Walker Football-1 Annual Staff-4 Prom Committee-3 Barbara Joan Walts Hub Staff-4 Usher-3, 4 William Chester Waltman Basketball-1 Latin Club-1 Paul Russell Webb Football-2, 3, 4 Basketball-2 Track-3. 4 Kent Team-3 Hi-Y-3, 4 Varsity-H-4 Orchestra-3, 4 Dramatics-2, 3, 4 Class Play-2. 3. 4 Latin Club-1, 2 Spanish Club--2 Camera Club-4 Class President-1 Annual Staff-4 Prom Committetyii Ring Committee-2 Mixed Chorus--2 Boys' Chorus-2 Rex McCIimans Welk Hi-Y-3, 4 Pres.--4 Dramatics Club-3, 4 Pres.-4 Varsity-H-45 Sec.-4 Prom Chairman-3 Kent Team-1 Chaplain Hi-Y-4 Class Vice Pres.-4 Football-1, 2, 3, 4 Prince of Peace Contest County Winner Basketball-1. 4 Student Council-2, 3, 4 Class Play-3 Golf-3, 4 Student Congress-4 Anna Belle Wells Latin Club-1, 2 G. A. A,-1, 2, 3, 4 Hub Staff-4 Girl Leader-3 George R. Whittle Football-1, 2, 4 Basketball-1 Varsity-H-3, 4 Treasurer-4 Boys' Chorus-3, 4 Mixed Chorus-4 Band-1 Concert Band--1. 2 -3 Beverly Ann Wills Annual Staff-4 Band-3, 4 Editor-4 Swing Band-2, 3, 4 Orchestra-2, 3, 4 Cheerleader-1, 2 Dramatics-3, 4 Class Play-3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3. 4 G. A. A.-1, 2. 3. 4 Hub Staff-1, 2. 3. 4 Girl Leader-2, 3 Prom Committee-3 Spanish Club-2, 3 Mixed Chorus-1, 2, 4 Girls' Chorus-1, 2, 4 Concert Band-2. 3, 4 Library-1. 2 Iris Jeannette Wolfgang Band--4 Orchestra-1. 2. 3. 4 G. A. A.-1, 2. 3, 4 Girl Leader-1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3, 4 Treasurer-3, 4 Latin Club-1, 2 Spanish Club-3 Annual Staff-4 Kent Team-2, 3 Student Council-3 Monitor--3. 4 OUR ADVERTISERS paiaaniye 7faem Page 75 KQQQ 1 Q Q 3 :Ki an an an - :An 1 1 QKQKQ In 1 1 QLQKQQQKQQ-Q1 QQQQ-itqt-Q-Kula-Ont Congratulations to You The Seniors of 1953 PATTON'S EINER FOOD MARKEI wzsr LIBERTY STREET Success Be Yours MRRY BROOKS MEA'rs -1- GROCERIES 202 West Liberty Street Phone KE 4-3233 Hubbard, Ohio JACK EMRICH Your Hubbard Jeweler Phone KE 4-'I747 39 NORTH MAIN STREET - - - - - Ray Najem: They laughed at me when I sat down at the piano - I had forgotten to bring the stool. Mr. Mozzillo: Cfar off in the roughj: Say, caddy, why do you keep look- ing at your watch? Bill Oakley: It isn't a watch, sirg it's a compass. K-K-l-K-ls-K-l1hK-l- -K-K-l-K-K-K-WK-CHR-K-K-K-l-K-K-K-l-l-i-l-l-Q-l-1-Q-Q-1-1-L Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1953 THE JUVENILE SHOPPE HUBBARD SHOPPING CENTER A Complete Line of Infanfs and Childrenis Clothing MARGUERITE and DALE WASHINGTON Owners l nowzks BY l l O HACKER'S 1 EEOWER SHOP l Phone KE 4-3221 Q 304 NORTH MAIN STREET I 1 - ,--- Page 76 In 55+ '1 . 1 NT T , T N .1 1 1 2 Tyf ff f .V.A V,,., '., 1 f ,ffwf ffw f .' T f W ' A W A ' '.. 'gfi,,'.'g'n-:,, Q5 T1 ' f W., 'Q ' , 17 7,51 A,A, !5 'f29Q3i? 55'?vQ,2,ff2?eiWr, f , 1 ,fu ,, . ,.,. 4 ' ff 'H 'VVX :': 4 K.-,vQ 37- Qc! 5 JZ . .15 ,V,A 9' , , f T T QQIUUTLBQ, he oun , commits sfnvlce kwin soLvls lljwt YOUR YEARBOQK did.: PROBLEMS. Prwduclhm fwffmwf cfieciimoliyaezsf MWF 'I'llE CANTON ENGRAVIN6 8. ELECTROTYPE COMPANY 410 3RD. STREET S.E., CANTON, OHIO Page 77 Lgtgtn gtgknhuL-tanQQQ-KmLnQgk-dunk-lnKmKsKsK:QnR'nK -Ku-K-K1K1K1K1l1R'lS'-S-SSRGSCR srfwinr , Hmwm N conmw . K ia.- GENERAL HARDWARE Member of T . American Hardware Association ' 42 N. Main St. Phone 4-T424 Prescription Pharmacists HAYMAII'S DRUG STORE SERVING THIS COMMUNITY SINCE 1925 T5 N. Main Street HUBBARD, OHIO RIGRDAII SPORTING GOODS Dealer for NAME BRAND GOODS 37 N. Main Street Of course I'm not married, said Therese. 'Tm nobody's fool, uThen, said George, hopefully, Will y ou be mine? Mary Ann Wadjun: When it comes to eating you've got to hand it to Venus de Milo. Dee Pushkar: Why? Mary Ann: How else could she eat? Russ: The bank has returned that chec k of your father's. Bev: Isn't that fine? What can we buy with it next? 15, ,,,,,.,. .... .... - -- -G!.- SNAPS ON PAGE 29 Junior Hi Cheerleaders: Betty, Shirley, Bev and J aneg Mary J oe's party: Standing: S. Bowers, N. Koehli, B. Wills, S. Mason, P, Brundy, A. Linsleyg seated: J. Ritenour, Mary Joe, S. Tribley, A. Hinerman . . . Alice Gardner . . . Willie Klucher . . . Ray Gossick . . . Mary Joe MCA .... Carol Rae . . . Bev and Carol Rae , . . Dolores Push- kar . . . 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GUMPANY Distributors Of FLEEIWING PRODUCTS wHoLEsALE - RETAIL A Dependable Repair Shop Phone KE 4-3644 HUBBARD, OHIO Pg86 g.g.g. -Q-Q-Q-1.4.1-Q.g.g.Q. -. -Q-Q K - an Q -Q. .g.g.g.q.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.Q KELLEY'S FUNERAL HOME ..t...Oi. Phone KE 4-2591 709 N. Main SI. HUBBARD, OHIO Q- Q-Q-1-Q.. - -4. -4- -1-Q- -Q xl - -. Q-Q.Q-L-Q.Q-Q-Q-Q-Q.g.g-g..g..1..Q.g.g J. B. Ferguson: My Dad is an Elk, a Lion, and a Moose. Carol Heapes: What does it cost to see him? Mrs. Vanaman, going through hubby's trousers preliminary to sending them to the cleaners: What's this I found in your pocket? Mr. Vanaman: Why, itls a-er-a pawn ticket. Mrs. Vanaman: Why didn't you get two so we could both go? You never seem to want to take me any place. C15 . HUBBARD ammo a. Avvuincf I sion: l oouenrfu STANandSAM INSURANCE Phone KE 4-'I4'I2 y 'IOI NORTH MAIN STREET For Luck Y o four Ieof clover For Protection - 0 policy with Jock Devine 'Ot DEVINE INSURANCE I2 NORTH MAIN STREET AGENCY Telephone KE 4-1971 PHUNE KE 4-1233 59 W. Liberty St. Hubbard, Ohio E ESQ Page 87 1R1RiR1t?R1R1l1R1l1R1 -K-l-i- h - -K-ii-K -l-i-l-l-K-l-l-K-K-K-K-K-K K emu a wuson rxcivuluo A convinv l i INCORPORATED Q I I ...Ot MIKE'S BARBER SHOP 338 North Main St. HUBBARD, OHIO RIORDAII SPORTING GOODS Dealers for Oak Know Drive A Name Brand Goods HUBBARD, OHIO -0- 37 NORTH MAIN STREET Little Jackie was riding along with his daddy fMr. McLaughlinj when they passed a swamp of cat tails. Look, daddy, said little Jackie, A hot dog farmfl Bridget had been discharged as a cook. Extracting a S5 bill from her wage roll, she threw it to Fido. Then the shocked mistress heard her exclaim: Sur'n I niver fergit a friend, that's fer helpin' me wash the dishes. I DAVID MORRIS Builder - Contractor Phone KE 4-'I800 429 South Main Street HUBBARD, OHIO JAMES E. BARIO Commercial and Industrial Si g n s 10 E. Liberty St. KE 4-3515 WIllIAM ROWIAIIDS Ouaeily Meals and Groceries -1.1-.O,..l1 Phone KE 4-2251 24 North Main Street HUBBARD, OHIO Page as iSZZG315CLCiCf1df151Q1ZG1SZ1ClGfG5KGI:fx1Z eangfaalalaliandf Gian of 1953 BALDINE AUTO SALES-SERVICE CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Aofuclfs W llberly Slreel HUBBARD, 0HIO P, BEN FRANKIIN STORE Locally Owned Nationally Known MORRISON and DIAMOND ......-. O . HUBBARD, OHIO BlID'S DINER MEALS -:- SANDWICHES GOOD COFFEE Dining Room for Private Parties 912 W. Liberty Ext. - Rts. 62 - 7 Phone Ke 4-3313 Hubbard, Ohio Youlve Tried the Rest, Now Try the Best! BESSIE BARNES' FEED STORE DuPONT PAINT SEEDS and FEED 33 EAST LIBERTY STREET I C A S T I l l A soi-no szkvics at the Y HUBBARD, OHIO N0 TIME WASTED It's so good of you, doctor, to have come this far to see my husband. Not at all, madam, not at all. I have a patient next door, and I thought I'd kill two birds with one stone. Miss Burrows: Chuck, to what class of the animal kingdom do I belong? Chuck Gardinier: I don't know, teacher, Pa says you're an old hen, and Ma says you're an old cat. THE HUBBARD NEWS The Only Newspaper in the World Devoted to the Interests ol This Community and This School AIWAYS READY TO SERVE YOU IN A FINE QUALITY COMMERCIAL PRINTING A LOCAL NEWS REPORTING A COVERAGE OF ALL SCHOOL EVENTS 35 N. MAIN STREET PHONE KE 4-T124 MANAGING EDITOR: MICHAEL N. VARVERIS 5133 312125535 Gm diana, 01644 of '53 ! This is an inaugural year! Our own land begins a new presidential era. England assumes a new rule. And YOU open the page to a new and exciting chapter in your own life's story! But stop for a moment before you begin! Check your equipment and understand your best dreams. Then take to the path that leads to success with confidence. There will be disappointments, of course . . . when your goal seems far off and the course rugged. But remember that many have vested their hopes in you . . . just as America looks to Ike, as England is revived by the wholesomeness of Elizabeth. And so it is YOUR year cf commencement . . . YOUR moment of chal- lenge . . . YOUR year of inauguration! Add our name to your list of friends who are certain that you will reach the high pinnacle of joy and success. IcKELVEY'S Ed Fabian: Fishing? Jim Ross: Nope. Just drowning worms. Mr. White: How many sexes are there? Jim King: Three. Mr. White: Three! What are they? Jim King: The male sex, the female sex, and the insects. So nigh is grandeur to our dust, , So near is God to man, I S When duty whispers low, Thou Mustl' Hardware Leaders Since 1846 The Youth replies, HI can-H -Ralph Waldo Emerson .l O -l- ! i Congratulations to the Class of '53 7 STORES STROUSS - HIRSHBERUS Featuring Equal or Greater Values ' YOUNGSTQWN in Hardware, Appliances, Home WARREN 5M-EM and Sports Needs NEW CASTLE, Pennsylvania Page 91 . K-K-K-K- - -K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K K- -K- - K-K- - - 'I K Jlafulea Women! Jlame RUSSELL M. HARDER, Director HAGER AT CLINGAN STREETS HUBBARD. 0HIO PHONE KE 4-3926 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Class T924 Ci! Mr. Bailey: How is it that your homework sums were all correct. Pat Edwards: Dad is away from home. We have just learned of a teacher who started out poor twenty years ago, and retired with a comfortable sum of S50,000. This was acquired through industry, economy, effort, perseverance, and the death of an uncle who left him an estate valued at 549,999.31 K-K-K-K-K-K-K- -K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K- - -K-K- - - K- K PEOPLE'S COAL SUPPLY SL LUMBER CO. Success PHONE KE 4-T108 757 N. Main Slreel HUBBARD. 0HIO Page 92 ! THE HUBBARD METAL TANKS INCORPCRATED HUBBARD OHIO ' 5, 6 of VALLEY MOULD AND IRON CORPORATION HUBBARD 0HIO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '53 MAY YOUR YEARS AHEAD BE FILLED WITH ENJOYMENT AND GREAT ACCOMPLISHMENTS STEWART - KYLE FUNERAL HOME Friendly Service Since 1850v 407 W. liberty Street HUBBARD, 0Hl0 PHONE KE 4-1955 Page 95 WF I-IAVF N0 SECRETS - JUST PLAIN KNOW-HOW AND GOOD SERVICE I I 1' H f ' i 5 , , M --QQQQ 'A-r--+...ikL N MA ROBB and Gl0D 758 Noam MAIN s'r. HUBBARD, onlo BUILT TO sERvE YoU 11 YEARS AGO! l ,,,,-,- -, G ,- Mr. Filey: How did your article on perpetual motion turn out? Mr. Francis: It's a success. Every time I send it out it comes back. Telephone Operator: It costs 70 cents to talk to Gustavas. Mr. T. Hall: Canlt you make a special rate for just listening? I want to call my wife. CQZIIZS. - On The Square In Hubbard l'BfRTV somo sfnvlcf COIIFECTIONERY our Own I200 NORTH MAIN STREET Ice Cream and Candies HUBBARD' OHIO Hubbard Branch THE DOIIAII SAVINGS and IIIUSI COMPANY YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Page 96 g-Q-g-g-g..g..g.o.g.g.o.g..g.g.g-q- .g.g.g..g. .g.g.g.g..g.g.g.g.q.g..g..g.g.o.g.g.q.g X LOIVIBARD CORPORATIO DESIGNERS MACHINERY BUILDERS CONTRACTING ENGINEERS .101 338 WEST FEDERAL STREET YDUNGSTDWN 3, OHIO Margaret Maines was visibly downcast. Mary Helen Medve: Did you get any applause? Margaret: Yes. It sounded like a caterpillar crawling over a Persian carpet while wearing rubber shoes. Ed Ryser Qin the telephone boothj z I want a box for two. Voice Cat the other endj : Sorry, but we don't have boxes for two. Ed: But isn't this the box office of the theater? Voice: No, we are the undertakers. 1555 ,,.. - .-...v... V - L Compliments of I ARtHIE'S GUY'S DRUG STORE I BARBER guop l 27 NORTH MAIN STREET HUBBARD, OHIO Prescription Pharmacy I .....T-O.1.-.- Slove Shorty lesnak Sunoco Service Used Cars Bought and Sold 34 NORTH MAIN STREET I I Routes 62 and 7 HUBBARD, OHIO D 2830 Youngstown Road PHONE 6-9402 Page 97 Compliments of METAL TRIMS, INC. Manufacturers of Premier Mouldings and Quality Exirusions K- H - S-l- - K- S-S-l- S- llli- K- S- - - - S- S- - Ron Schmidt: How's Rex in the high jump? Any good? Mr. Francis: Nawg he can hardly clear his throat. Mrs. Louden: Have you ever had any stage experience? Al Rucker: Well, I had my arm in a cast once. Prison Warden: I've had charge of this prison for ten years. We're going to celebrate. What kind of a party do you boys suggest. Prisoners: Open house. --GQ 1Gl:f15.-v ,- , P0llY - I0 BEAUTY SAIOII Phone KE 4-1925 22 SOUTH MAIN STREET Visit DAIIIYIAIID While At THE SHOPPING CENTER W. LIBERTY STREET BARIHOIOMEW BODY SHOP Expert Body and Fender Repair Expert Painting Towing I9 E. Liberty St. Phone KE 4-3612 HUIBERI MOTOR SALES , Guaranteed Service on All Makes ot Cars i KAISER - FRAZER W. Liberty St. ' HUBBARD, OHIO Page 98 PUWELL PRESSEIJ STEEL GUMPANY UBBARD, OHIO HUBBARD PLUMBING PLUMBING MID HEATING CY CONGAWARE, Proprietor PHONE KE 4-1431 363 School SIreeI HUBBARD, 0HIO fba ' Wwe Slade IMPORTED and DOMESTIC FOODS osuvzmss Twice DAILY 205 II. Main Street Phone KE 4-1126 -K- - - 1- - 1- - . , - - - K-i-K- -- K- K-K Soprano: Your accompaniment certainly doesn't suit my voice. Pianist: Madam, I have tried all of the White keys and all of the black keys, but you si. g in the cracks. Mr. Smelko: They say that paper can be used to keep a person warm. Mr. Sontag: You're telling me. I once had a mortgage that kept me sweating for twenty years. 'IO - ALLEYS T0 HUBBARD ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW cfm AT REIVIODELED - RESURFACED RECONDITIONED T H E 109 NORTH MAIN STREET PI'l0l1e4-TTOT g A 4 ge A I The O VAII IIESS - DITMAIISEII 48 North Main Street GENERAL INSURANCE T 34 Orchard Ave. Phone 4-3387 h HUBBARD' OHIO HUBBARD. OHIO MARIE LAVERNE . , , e SSS. - - Page 100 lk KKK KKK CKKKCK KKK ll K l lk Gomplimeniii af THE SHEHWIN - WILLIAMS GUMFANY COHIAIHER DIVISION HUBBARD OHIO Rl K l Ki K K K l Pg 101 When You're . . . HUNGRY of THIRSTY ,C0lE'S Toddle our to . . . BARBER SHOP , so NORTH MAIN STREET To D S AI Cole SA II D W I C H g ggggw S H 0 P -0- SMITH'S 5 8. I0c STORE zaoo HUBBARD ROAD YouNcs1'owN, omo 36 wEs'r LIBERTY STREET - --- -- , -,ISI!12iG.---,--- ---- Policeman: Judge, this man is arrested for gambling and being drunk. Drunk: Your Honor, 'Man's inhumanity to man makes countless thousands mourn.' I'm not as debased as Swift, as profligate as Byron, as dissi- pated as Poe, or as debauched as . . . Judge: That will do. Thirty days, and officer, take a list of 'those narres :nd bring them in. They're as bad as he is. ---, -,-, .- GCSE.- --!Z!ZZfGl' Compliments of GDIDEN DAWN I TODD CENTER I M I D W A Y Phone 3-7258 3200 Hubbard Road YOUNGSTOWN 6, OHIO 7, ROUTES 7 and 62 RESTAURANT Compliments of A. P. 0RlANDO 0 General Contractors Phone KE 4-1940 Youngstown-Hubbard Road Page 102 7a lfze Glad of 1953! You have learned so much, But you have so much to learn. Ski' ny. , CHHHLES L IHCBHIDE ---.a5 ----S5------i-i , P -Q.. .. - -4. .g. .q. -g. .g... .. - - .g- q.g. -1. - - .q- .g. -g.g. - - For the Best in Movie Entertainment Attend THE PAEACE THEATRE Air Conditioned for Your Comfort . O ...-l 11 w. Labeffy sr. HUBBARD, OHIO For the Best in Food Visit THE EUHCH BOX Youngstown - Hubbard Road Compliments of EDDlE'S KOZY KORHER 717 N. Main Street HUBBARD, OHIO Edward Hallsky, Jr. -nun-n-111-1111131111-nn1-ng1-:K-Kg-an-1-nu-nntnntgqtggt Vince: What is your occupation? Ed: I used to be an organist. Vince: And why did you give it up? Ed: The monkey died. Congratulations and Best Wishes Congratulations to the ClG,SS of '53 753 ARBA E. BEAR AGEHCY ,,,Su,M siuuuf BROTHERS KE 4,1312 Contractors 44 W. L'b S Jusadgmogfgel KE 4-3116 KE 4-3592 Since 1899 CEYDE HUEBERT Elorisl ' A E R I E H D Flowers Telegraphed World-Wide KE 4-T989 Hubbard - Girard Road Page 104 ,, - ,,,, --..---.g.-..--.g.g.-...Q-.Q g..g----.g.- CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of I953 flluimyalan 71?ae Shop HUBBARD, OHIO l- l-- - l-- l-- K--K K-K-K-L-K-L-K-K K K l K K K K Q K Mr. White: When I was a boy I thought nothing of a ten mile hike Johnny White: Well, I don't think so much of it myself. Miss Toy: Nobody ever heard of a sentence without a predicate Ken Arnett: I have, Miss Toy. Miss Toy: What is it. Ken: Thirty days. CSE GEORGE W. HOPES FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY One Stop Service for Quality lnswrance General Liability - Auto - Fire Accident and Health - Polio ZOV2 West Liberty Street KE 4-9921 - - Page 105 ull: 1 1 1 un 1 14:11 1 -n 1 1 1 an QQQQQQQQQQ 1- 1 L K AUTOGRAPHS I Q --- -- - - -3-3- -3 -3 3 3 3333333333 Page 106 AUTOGRAPHS ' iQQY3I3E -K-K- K- K-K- -l -K K K K K K-K K K K K K K AUTOGRAPHS 3-3 3- -3-3'1-3-1'X-1'3'l 3 3-3-3 3-l 3-i- -3-3-3-3-3 3 I 3 3 I 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 Page 108 YQ if - jg X. 1 -1'5,q'4,g-gjg -1, ., ,S ' .u5F5.2f2,:..N,fs...' 2-f'.pu.i1 ,Qu ' -.Lx 55. -2 .1....a6.-- 1,,,...,... ' 'T F F H i E f V F L Q F L L i L l, x L' 1 1 I L L i I 4 L 1 Y E 1 I, i L f L X 1 N
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