Hubbard High School - Bard Yearbook (Hubbard, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1958 volume:

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Th J Ism Class XM we fH bb dugb scbbbl M ,VW ' 1 H bb d Oh bf VU M y 1958 L My lf I W W fn Q JW ,Q f'CZ?Z'fl2 b of ff 0' f 9' ., K .lx Q i Q 4- E X Q, gs. if 3235? Q ' -5 37' 1, few. A ' M, ,W , ASL , 4' . , k :LR fin mv? , 4 v amp? f . S 4 , L,, XiYS6.ffg N I Li Q' T f 'QS ,, ' K' mx 4. W if ' f iffy , i, 7 . xl - g . :W 63.5 if we i . ,E Sk 1 Nm New . 'fe . f- ' wa 'Q ' ' 9 V 3 Re, 'mm ks sf li. 'K ix-Mmm Foreword We hope that you, as Seniors, will look back through the years with us and relive the most wonderful years of our lives. As members of the 1958 Bard Staff, we have endeavored to retain in this book the memories glowing in our hearts. The glow that is the symbol of the happy days we've known, of countless friends and dreams come true, of four short years that have passed by too quickly. .......nn1ll-nnvn... ' 2 this Lim 1, N.. swf RN ,N .rw W wk' . Hg, 4 1 0 3 3 Contents Administration ...... . . 6-7 Board of Education . . . . . . . . 8 Faculty ......... . . . 9-15 Staff .......... 16-18 Autumn. . . I-9-34 Student Council . . . . . . 20 Monitors ....... .... 2 1 Projectionists . . . . . 22 Band ....... 23-26 Cheerleaders . . . . . . . 27 Queens ...... 28-29 Football .... . . . 30-34 WI nter .... 3 5 - 52 Snaps... ...36 Key Club. . . . . . .37 Hi-Y ...... .... 3 8 Tri-Hi-Y ..... ...... 3 9 Latin Club ..... 40-41 Spanish Club . . . ..... 43 Thespians .... . . . 44 Office Aids ........ .... 4 5 Basketball ........ 46-49 Orchestra - Swing Band 50-51 Snaps... .... .... Spring . . . 53- 72 National Honor Society FHA ........... . .. .....52 ..53 54 FTA ........... . . 55 Prom ........... 56-57 Junior-Senior Plays . . 58-59 A cappella ........ .... 6 0-63 GAA - Girl Leaders . . 64-65 Intramurals ........ .... 6 6-67 Boys' and Girls' State . . . . . . . 68 Hub Staff ......... .... 6 9 Publication Staff . . . 70-71 Snaps ......... . . 72 Classes . . 73- I I 6 Freshmen .... . . . 73-78 Sophomores . . . . . .79 -84 Juniors ..... ..... 8 5-90 Seniors . . . .... 91-116 Y I va 7 , . 7 1' -li-+ -'J X vw wr is --Hgzgg . fm A M is W QE ,V 4 A , , 'xwg V k 3454 V. Zsimszxff igffiwff iam 4 B wx ' gy f f W C , A . C 5 ,rgwjafvwv Z 5? v X fffifu- A we 1 W A3 Q-...V J eq wx 9 Jr C. E. Jones,High School Principal Mr. and Mrs. Jones in their home. Principal To the Members of the Graduating Class of I958 During the past twelve years you have been associated with many fine teachers. They have given their best efforts to insure your future Success in life. The fact that you have acquired knowledge is not enough, however. You must learn to use what you have to improve the community in which you live or society as you know it, will cease to exist. Therefore, utilize every scrap of information you have gathered throughout the years in learn- ing to live with yourself and others. I congratulate you on work well done and I wish you continued success. Sincerely, C. E. Jones Principal 33-37 0, Q- a Erin Alexander English teachers Charles Bailey Raymond Ballanger May I have a permit, please? William Blewitt Ethel Bowers Nelle Bur 10 IOWS Rosemarie Christy William Collins Joseph Duich An aftemoon stroll J' - 1 Helen Englehardt .P LV Talking Over lntr amurals ' N. Wt? ' F .. CX 5-' lf: A -yn A :bf as gg- 'fx , i- M , i:,.: , fl A--. rr. - t .- ' r ff 'iff Tiff ? is H f 4 if f 1' ?- ,ig Q - 5 14 j a '-' ,f?fiiif,:f',, ' Theresa Erich John Franko l Stephen Garay Remember That Dret! Clyde Hall Vernon Hamilton Ella Herriman William Herrmann James Inglefield 12 Vincent Madamma Daniel Modak Michael Mozzillo Gab F est Harold McCort Coffee Break! Maude Reed Helen Rice 13 Joan Riley Hold That Smile Clarence Schmidt A Hard Day At HHS Albert Smelko Richard Sontag Stanley Straight Joyce Theison 14 William Tucciarone William White Joan Whitting Clayton West Gaining Strength For The Afternoon pig Sarah Gibson Admiring The Zebra William Mc-Alpin 15 Joseph Fusco Robert Wood Edward Stewart Custodians and Sweepers What would we do without the fine custodians and sweepers who spend hard hours cleaning up after school and the many school activities? They do a lot of hard work and receive little thanks. In rec- ognition of their hard work we would like to say thanks. LEFT to RIGHT: Mr. Henderson, Mrs. Fair, Mrs. Sebeck, Mrs. Henderson. 16 Mrs. Pappa, School Nurse Mr. Texter, Attendance Officer Cafeteria Staff We would like to give a hand of thanks to the cafeteria women, who each day throughout the school year work hard to give us many fine meals. Rule l LEFT to RIGHT: Elizabeth Murar, Edna McCusker, Helen Fisher, Irene Shook, Ruth Ashton. 17 The unsung heroes of Hubbard High School are these twelve men, who five days a , week brave snow, sleet, rain, and countless noisy children riding to and from school. B u S D Through their understanding of students, all of the bus drivers have installed radios in their buses. Responsibility, patience, and especially a good sense of humor are certainly re- quirements of this job. Bob Cooksey Reverend Napier Reverend Warstler Bill McBride 9 Q ir.e Ll.i Leo Burke Al Marrakal Dean Burrows Louis Textet Arnold Ambjurnsen John Ludwick Claude Tobey Jack Doughton N, ,W P-ff' ,k,,, ! 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BACK LEF RIGHT: Bob Hinerman - President. is T: Jesse Hall - Vice-President and BACK The students' governing body at Hubbard High School is the Student Council. This year the organization has obtained more influence than ever before through the hard labors of the officers, senior delegates, and the advisors. Three delegates from each class are elected by their classmates with the offi- cers being elected by the Council. Among the various contributions to the school are the running of the supply room and the purchase this year of a jukebox which provides music during the lunchhour. Representatives from the Senior Class are LEFT to RIGHT: Representatives from the Junior Class are LEFT to RIGHT: Madelon Mitchell, Bill Dunrnire, and Carolyn Datko. Linda Marshall, Ron Baxter, and Carmella DeSantis. ?l.....ll ,, 1i7 Representatives from the Sophomore Class are LEFT to Representatives from the Freshman Class are LEFT to RIGHT RIGHT: Keith Kulow, Joanne Mathews, and Joe Dubyak. 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TOP, LEFT are the varsity cheerleaders in a practice session. CENTER, LEFT are Deloris Tuchek, cap- tain, and Mrs. Theisen, advisor, discussing cheer- ing matters. BOTTOM, LEFT are the six reserve cheerleaders. BOTTOM ROW: K. Parsons, C. Belleville, and J. Rocco. MIDDLE ROW: M. Ma- garosi and L. Reeble. TOP: P. Dunmire. heerleaders Hard work, pep, enthusiasm, patience, and cooperation make a good cheerleader. Hubbard High had a splendid display of all five of these qualities this year. The girls with the much appreciated help of their advisor practiced hard, starting in the last part of August and continued prac ticing throughout the year, preparing for both football and basketball seasons. Mrs. Theisen and her girls deserve the highest praise tor their achievements during the 1957-1958 season. Good work girls! m c ming Quee fi? 3.15 Q ggssfssi-gg 2 m in I E fsgmf sf 4'-.5 1 Q51 5 L f - 14 Q N si Vfi 1 ix Jw: ... : X-.um 04 1284: fill - Wai x W 11253 5, V J 32 f V s QWE. , , ,,, 1 ,Q 1 K 1 g ,. 5.21 ,,gy:4,s ,gf -A 13: ' fs' ' Qi I .5 ' I mn, hgfff! is 4 5 'gi X Hr 'N 'f 252' M. . and G t, ., 'ts xx 'M 1 ' A AM.-.1 ' ' xr, . ew in Q 3 Jrym Wm ,-. -w ix Fe ur Q 5-I A ,ff ai Q , 2' he if' 4- , gl Although the 57 Eagles did not have much better than an average or slightly below win-loss rec- ord this season we can be justly proud of our team. They never quit fighting and their spirit and good sportsmanship was always of the highest caliber. Their will to win and fighting spirit can be seen in the fact that after a slow start with 1 tie and 2 losses they came back to down a strong Hickory 42-20. FO a I I Midway in the season the ilu epidemic played havoc with the team as they were forced to play the Boardman game with most of the regular squad out of action with the virus. The epidemic also forced the postponement and rescheduling of the Sharpsville and Struthers games which were finally made up late in the season. To Coach Modak and all the boys we owe a debt of gratitude for their long hours of hard work and their persistance in carrying on in the fine Hubbard tradition against many obstacles to complete the season with spirit high. . g x .V-ws. VNS -wins: a n 1: -new . Q 75 K- z lst ROW, L. to R.: Harold Seaman, Bob Doan, Kenny Macek, Jess Hall, Albert Yanik, R. Rich. 2nd ROW: F. Phillips, G. Guidosh, M. Whorley, K. Ladley, D. Patton, M. Mikita, T. DeGeorge, G. Jones. Coaching Staff-L. to R.: Steve Garay, Dan Modak. and Stan Katsaras. 35 ,, ,.,,,, ,. :qi W . ,imfigi Co-Captains Pete Ferrett and Bill Ryser l f f f ,z f. ew iw FQ' ,g -- 3 i. . . ., ff-if 3 1 1 ggi ,. . V+ ' P -S: - - I ' 51 if lst ROW, l. to r.: D. Bailey, J. Choppa, E. Paskevich, D. Joshua, D. Madeline, F. Praznik, D. Mclntee. 2nd ROW: O. McPeters, T. Bonaquist, R. DeVor, D. 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I V- A ' 4 . my J, ,E 'f '.,.gL .' i f 1,2-5.1 LI ., , Y i .lg- '?'f.',L fl f A! ! 5 A ,Y : i' H f QLJIQD in, ' , 5 ' ' ' , '21, f. f I XXF ff 1- K 5 A , ri , ' ? if . -5 - 5 K 1, Nh' .K 'K ' X k mg 4 5 , 1 if AMFZ1.-14 - N151-?7T N , ,X E, Z ei xg. .1 -.1 Saw' my .......u.-mini Key Club The Key Club is a boys' service or- ganization sponsored by the Hubbard munity. Some of the projects are a fruit cake sale in December, bonfires during two of the football games, and a vocational career night in March. The club also took trips to hockey games in Cleveland and to see Cinerama in Pitts- burg. Mr. Franko is the c1ub's advisor. il-Iv OFFICERS, QLEFT to RIGHTQ: Mr. Fra1.ko, Adviser, Rudolph Schlais, President, John Hoffman, Vice President, John Loveless, Secretary, Bill Dunmire, Treasurer. KNEELING, QLEFT to RIGHTQ: F. Dripps, D. Kerr, G. Baxter. FIRST ROW: D. Noderer, B. McClain, J. Alexander, R. Loveless, J. Schafer, R. Baxter, R. Hiner- man, D. Schafer, K. Kulow. SECOND ROW: R. Sch1ais,P. Rowlands,J.Lynn,D. Bailey, J. Hoffman, J. Loveless, D. Stewart, B. Dunmire, T. Ambrose, R. Ballen- ger. 37 Kwianis Club. The purpose of Key Club is to help the school and com- I 5 . L., I j - EE U A , ,'-- A ,. A- A fAww:w,gQg-fha-my M- W 31 A -'mw.5fs 3 . fi QL xii N A! wi up v l 'jfryxfwx' g x , I i , ,. iw V. 40,2 , K -Sufi ew is Nas, K vffi inf 1 --in Vi Of . ,, V .f W ,pf , wg, 3 -, ' .2133 5 - w , ij? f W fl L 1? 31 :gf ' D!! ff uhm H3 .M mw . rw l x ga .-1 ww -, y uf H' S' , ' -1 5 WL 'fi M lil .- ' A wvlfjglii- ., A 4, ik' V xx 1 g ff 125 ' 1 M v'- Q 521 K WY 5 E3 1 ' 1 as N ,fa Wg -X . ,-QM , .z lg ff X sw gk. -ff. : A L5 'I Z ff J , s ai Q3 1' Q '- Cat, ff Az if-if M 3X M: F K if . w 14955.-2, 'F 3 like 3- an , ' K AX W im ,sf M y grief , .9 K R sl 5, R 3 v Q +2 S 2. E W Q me ,. V ,X J: 4 Q Q1--S521 if frfnaixl lsiffw -. .sense ,M .. .wx LQ w :-.,ew:zvraa3w3?f 1- gf: swag ,ik X Q , Q dv' K Wing , M. ,S 1 , Q + 1 'R ZX Q S ' if F x . Mwmwwwmv nf 1,9 is ,.,, H QW Jus R' Q 1 m If x in ,Q k A ,, Q' gg 4- My nm, eggs 3 w 1532: '91 Q 4 'A , N v 4 5' H ff X? ,. .,y... .?E,m,a 's 2 ,, ,x , 58,41 na Ik 1 Q A uubl 3 Q ...,: ,. 5,2. .,E, -. sam My + ws' -A., ,. + 5- vs., k Q ., . 3 K 3 ' K W m,,g.w,,,. I VW wi ? M A rg 1' . ' -def 1 ffm img if R ,x gy , W . gig? ' Q w ,Q Q 3 W 1 -VLL 1, J 1 ' ' 31: fi I 3 5 . 33.1 ' ax f as if 3, . Spanish Club BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: A. Perline, C. Datko, C. McKnight, R. Simone, J. Reigleman, D. Wood, M. Mozzillo and K. McKee. TOP ROW: G. Baxter, B. Brockett, S. Bell, J. Camouse, R. Dobson, G. Will, T. Johnston, W. Hedges, G. Skruck, J. McFarland, A. Bayus. fr fr X 'W ,,., The Spanish Club is a club made '-.' .',f .- at the present time or who have ta IT QP, Some activities of the Spanish Parties, Speakers, movies, and initiation ! ' ' I The purpose ofthe Spanish Club is to createwgkitside ingggst in .E Spanish a 'tiviti ff? ixi J L. es gi. Officers from LEFT to RIGHT: D. Wood, Pres., L. Doyle,Sec.g C. McKnight, Treas.g C. Datko, V. Pres.5 and Mr. Madamma. Xl BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L. Doyle, R. Bereis, C. Tetrick, K. Shook, J. Mattews, J. Wittenauer, C. Williams, R. Rauscken- bach, L. Cottril, G. Campion. TOP ROW: J. Theil, T. Rosile, H. Nehls, M. McGinley, E. Glod, J. Yobe, G. Cottrill, L. Dobbs, G. Wagner, J. Terry, J. Tribley. French Club BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: lvlr. Madamma, A. Salerno, J. DelBane, C. McWilliams, D. Wiscott, N. Yohman, C. Tetrick, M. Britton, G. Kcrrigan, M. Pagley. TOP ROW: P. Rowlands, P. Gonder, S. Pierson, J. Smith, J. McFa1l, B. Black, M. Mozzillo. Officers from L. to R.: P. Rowland, Treas.g K. McKee, Pres., C. Tetrick, Sec.5 and S. Pierson, Vice Pres. r ' 1 r The French Club was or anized to d knowledge of the Frerg g languag custom . ,he club meets on the la iursday lqi. , and i1 'tion is held at the begin, of the y . bers hav 5 enjoy ljswgivei guest spealie . D r ve, in som way, been 'ir' 1 Efi N -- .- l11.1Bw WM Tk,,9.n...Q.1g0 A socialist 3 meiaf-s.e.p4m.-.........,...M,, time, M i ith all the trim andfa Qggbgraln 1 wig evening. fThe Etion hola? uslgating ' f parties thioughof th ' Pear. E A All this chuld no be one without of Mr., adomma, our langu?ge teacher. h A b Thespians The Thespian Club of Hubbard High School consists of people who have been in three one-act plays or one three act play. They meet every first and third Tuesday of the month. This year the T Thespians plan to have a spring banquet and have an assembly program planned for each holiday of the school year. LEFT to RIGHT: Vice President, Barbara Huff, Treas- urer, Betty Lou Black, Advisor, Miss Christy, President, Juanita Thompson, Secretary, Gayle Coddington. LEFT to RIGHT: Barbara Huff, Madelon Mitcljrgll,-Rosemary Moderilli, Donna Wood, Betty Lou B1,Q.,Qk.,artI1I5TlMTt3. Thongpson. 2nd ROW: Kitty 'McaKee, C arople.,,Rei-gl'ernan,,J ,Lirlda Mo,tt Joanne DeVeto, ,C2yfe'Coddingg0n,,,Ngdyne Oakleybfygtfy Kopp, Daphne Clark, Marilyzmyirlvioiiiillo. 3rd ROW: Biililjunrriiie, Paul Rollandsy Frank Dripps, Jack Choyppa, JOhD HdVffIHHH,LiEJOPiH Loveless, Tony Rosile, Paul Dbrgiinicl iV' ' V, it iiryv 5 3 ...fX.N..-V 5 1? 41. 'W t'rg '1l'L',x ' -,I 1 N-.--v - .,,Y, I, - 1 Q ' . f 5 in ik -wr-V, W,,,W,,,...--44-+, ....,- - M. ........ mv 1- ,, ,g K VS .gt li ..,, l ' EW. wi 7 Q V My ff .Q ,f if? Q'-rl X - we - ,ggagfp n 1. Sway wwe 'mul 4? t 'E ' - 5 '4 - .5 1 1- sw Wim' fa' M. lhwm -4-vw f' if 85 W A 5 .. L5 xx ,,.,xff..fv . gk , we ,.,'A.1 W I Y , :tzv ,Q ' ' H if if , isa ,fc K gv ,F xi kmils? 'k',, ii , 5 ff' W Coach C laytm We st 42 20 Best man wins. No. 77 is Hugh McBride. Don't do it, Pete! Standing Pete Ferrett. Sitting on the floor is Frank Praznick. s. Fight-em Pete. No. 44 is Pete Ferrett. No. 85 is Oliver McPeters 1 4 mf k .15 my if '73 X Q E a? , ,,.a ' ' R R 5 , if 5 wmv YW F' 2:5 af- ,, ,. :W , Wil rf -1 4, , fi is ' f::E,'G' . ,.... M wav-ffi. .. wggg, f ws i v,:i QL, gig S5921 . gf -.1 if + : Jimf- , Q, M, , 455 Junior Varsity Junior Varsity is composed of the future members of the varsity squad. While participating in the I.V. games,they gain valuable experience needed to compete on the varsity court. Coach William Tucciarone generally uses I ack Theil, John Terray, Al Henry, Carl Bartone, and Bob Doan for his starting line-up. Other members of the squad include J. Kesner, K. Macek, G. Guidosh, C. Dobbs, and G. Jones. The desire to win, continual practice sessions, and natural ability are contributing causes to the re- markable record of the season thus far. As this copy is written, the season's record is six wins and one loss. Coach Tucciarone Basket! Sink it ROW 1: Mr. Tucciarone, J. Kesner, K. Macek, J. Slifko, B. Doan. ROW 2: J. Theil, G. Guidosh, G Jones, J Terray, C. Dobbs. 49 E 'N S in J ivwffw f K Q I X , v Wx . , . A - - , Q Q- ' ,- ,Y Q 'Wir gf I ' , ,.,, ,. ' V p - f M:1?fw 1 4 ,. ,aff k - lv ' k A ' ' X , LL1-vgxgfg lf, ' i f L will 1' 57 , , i ' ff .. ' - Ls? f X in Z1 2' 1 3 ,Q X-is if f Q Q1 H W- X mx WK?-fazzi ,1f'f3,ii. in W' X? 1 gb. Q- qggfu lfsw, Wi. J W S SL' ,fy - ' 21' ,sl gas . , ,Q,wf: w F A X ,I X . img -.1 - ,V- ' f Q , 'iff Q Q MQ..-Q-. '. f ,X-W , 'f 'wh ' iv ' -qv Q f v' ' ' ' ' 7 ' 'N M ' N Qi' 'Se . .. MXL V -v A , , ... - '--1' ' ' Q p , L 15' wwf k . .... Q, . - Kb X I W K J V KM, W, Law, ,. W. f. ,, .... ,My Y WU , 9'f52EfsQ,,w, Am.. m m. W W- ' M., --N K ., , 0591 n . -- - h , xiii: I. ,'-1 A, ,Ax VX.. gf, , 1 .f Q f ff ik gs kbisig X Q Q X Q 3 N i :-: A A f 4 L5 , w -QM. Tv' -A . ,,., I ,Q W .-,, f-..,. . J J .X . x ig? 9 gf s Q, L W V V i 14 Q F ....-....-.-- ...f- ,A-,,,,.--'-' ivan-nm 5, ,v 'Qi v Q ez HQ ! 55 g P ii? 31 'will 'E 'Mgr x '1 AW, K 51 I I ' ' XE? ' . P ff H i , 5. 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'7fMfw-0451 ff MMV fmz, Hgfwwwfwxwq fywgff X442-CJ BALKWWMA' 2:40,-cwyw G Z41f,f,0-Qf.46wf fbwbwrvfwjszo Wbffafafdzgw WWW W fwfy. Wk fMf !74JLM40 MJQWZIWMWMWW WMWQMMMAMWMW 70'd'af'Q'4f5ffW'W'7dwff,w-J5Z4,Zw'147w,J-6afa - QMMJJAML M7006-L MDMA WMM.. wJ7'C'LWML ' Mwwfmwwywwjbmf 215214 iypwfw , ational Honor Society . Wi .J L... I an M.. 0--1 - , r f K EEE it M. Mozzillo 'lf R. Schlais 'if D. Wood lk D. Bailey M. Cataline D. Clarke g. A J. DeVeto W. Dumnire C. Fedorchak Q T K , V AA i 5 I M. Fitzsimmons D . Hallman A qll I I' . E. Heckathom A. Vassalo N. Yohman Junior Members E. Arnal R. Ballanger R. Baxter S. Bullen Each year at the close of the first semester the faculty of Hubbard High School must choose the students whom they believe are the most de- serving for membership to the N.H.S. This decision must be based on not only the student's scholarship, but also his service, dependability, character, and leadership. Any student who is a junior or senior with a B or better average is eligible . This organization is purely honorary and has only one activitiy, the formal induction service held shortly after the new members have been announced. The only meeting held is for the purpose of electing officers. Mr. Schmidt and Mrs. Englehart are the advisors. The purpose of N.H.S. is to encourage students to strive for better grades, higher standards, and to develop a we ll -rounded personality. With these aims and strict requirements for membership in N.H.S., it is a hard-earned reward, also a great honor. Senior Members left to right R. Bartone 'K B. Black if M. Fellows PF R. Hinerrnan Pk D. Kosensky 'F M. Mitchell 'F A. Clopton D. Coccavi lle G. Coddington B. Cox J. Damschroder C. Datko P. Kopp C. Krause B. Rasile N. Stephens J. Thompson a C . Knupp C. DeSantis B. McClain ' R. Rowlands M. White W 2. Q as M - M4 . Q 'L WW an 5 ,Q ll ' X 1 w S 4 X J A 4 1 , L. -Y -f my 2 'gg if 2 K 5. +4 If ma as fi AQ? F dm M '-'SM gy X, M V , fig, W A A wif , L 1 Q EX, INQKV: x K ., , T, L. b , vfsw W MJW-Q f H 2 W- 2' 'sf 'V v W ESM' f - x - 8.3 L'.. 2 Q R , hi? if ' ' fn :'-: X R 2 Mffwww f ,W Ywgfwwkigw fH wW2 b A i X'., I Y' , . ' 1 53 ig ' - Q t Q ,Q Xb - W 9 211114 1, N 5 fr 'ij gy - Q - I A ..,- Ayg' A N ' is X K 2 A A A 9 Zi? si v w in -'ff , ?? Qi J ' ' W Q ,W S A ,T sv X ga ,Q , Q 't 5 qw x Q tn, 5 . f is . .Q 7' I , M 5 J af , X Sag A K .0 I, gg gui si X 2 , , M gf Q vb . 5555 A K J I ml: A 'fwiw' A.. K, o 'Z lb.. 'DV mmf? M94 Y P-K x ' ,L iv' . I-lg? a A 1 ,wr I 957 Prom Garden of Memories Crowning C eremony How Pretty Soft lights, magnificent floral arrangements, sweet music, and handsome, light-hearted couples blended harmoniously together on the evening of May 10, 1957, to make the Prom one of the most memorable evenings for the Juniors and Seniors'of Hubbard High School. Many hours of hard work went into developing the effective ness of the enchanting theme, Garden of Memories. Especially will this event be remembered by Jim Barita and Judy Ross, king and queen, chosen by the Junior class. Our class president, John Handzush and Betty Lou Black crowned the becoming couple. A delicious buffet-style luncheon with soft candlelight was enjoyed by all in the cafeteria, while the music of Charlie James floating in from the gym formed a delightful mood background. A lot of hard work 'T fkjysr 7 .f ,,. '- 1 MM-fm W N , A,,. ff W N-u-T w MM..-,,,,.. aww fig? 8 if I X 'I 3 ' .- U N , . t .A Vg :L :M , if 5 fu .,,. . . , 5 , f. X, , , I . ' w ' Aw ,,.f ' . 6 ff ' 'M I V t I .. . , . wa' N Y 4c,.Q-M 3 K ' ,,. I N ' .ff 1 'f H' -' T31 H 1 N Q' A - . . Q V '1 .W -' ' M' 1 I f ,gx ,f - If A' 1- , k lk 5 M ,, f K. l .. M ,if . ! f W ' . , , . f 3 ,,. N A A f - .f 'V rg, - N ,.... YJ , gm iw 1 V 1 I V i- Q,,1..f tx . I , wx , V, 'pu - ...M W . 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Best The Junior Play. entitled Father Knows Best,was a light-hearted comedy centering around the Anderson Family. When Father decides that his family should take a little more interest in their own home, trouble begins. The excitement and humorous complications that grow as the play progresses, add to the enjoy- ment of the play. In the final scene, Father discovers that while he may know best, the young people know a little too. Watch Me ! ! ! Getting Ready for the Big Moment' ' ' HIP H1 !!! LetUSexplain ' ep a, ep Jim Anderson - Margaret Anderson Betty - Kathy - Bud - Janie - Ramona - Patty - Repair Man - Ralph - Mr. Brinkworth - Bill Dunmire Madelon Mitchell Ruth Mundis Barbara Huff John Hoffman JoAnn DeVeto Juanita Thompson Janice Coxson Jack Choppa John Loveless David Bailey Bud's Friend - Mrs. Wembley - Mrs. Jones - Mrs. Woolsey - Mrs. MacKabobbie Perkins - Student Director - Prompters - Frank Dripps Daphne Clarke Carol Reiglemen Rosemary Bartone Betty Lou Black Carol Knupp Marilyn Mozzillo Donna Wood Gayle Coddington Patty Kopp Kitty McKee LIM V f s 5 r r Senior Play-Best Foot Forward Getting the last minute make-up job. Hey! Wait a minute! What happened here ! ! When Bud Hooper, a Senior at Winsocki Prep School, invites the glamorous movie star, Gale Joy, to be his date for the Prom, the plot for our play, Best Foot Forward, begins. When Bud's roommates find that Gale Joy is coming to their school, they decide they will help Bud and take all the dances The arrival of Miss Joy presents a problem since Bud has already invited his girl, Helen Schlessinger, to be his date. When Helen discovers Miss Joy is Bud's date and Dr. Reeber, the principal of the school, discovers that Miss Joy is a movie star, Bud finds himself in a disturbing predicament. Bud's companions prove themselves to be true friends, and Bud turns out to be the luckiest boy at the Winsocki Prom. Dutch Miller . . . Hunk Hoyt ..... Satchel Moyer. . . Chuck Green. . . Dr. Reeber .... Old Grad .... Minerva ....... Ethel ......... Miss Delaware Wat The Blind Date ......... . . Bud Hooper ..... Professor Lloyd. . . Gale Joy ....... . . . Jack Haggerty. . . Chester Billings. . Helen Schlessinger. . . . . Miss Smith ..... Student Director. . Prompters ...... 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Clopton, J. Coxson, D. McCa1len. ROW 4: C. Knupp, M. Penn, H. Cook, P. Kopp, P. Carter, P. Dunmire, M. Ferrick, J. Rigby, G. Kerrigan. ROW 5: M. Mitchell, M. White, S. Baxter, G. Oliu, C. Monroe, S. Clopton, C. Kosensky, R. Sawaska, E. Williams. GAA stands for Girls' Athletic Association which is an organization for high school girls. To become a member a girl must participate in at least one intramural sport or as an official for the intramural program during the school year. The purpose of GAA is to promote girls' sports in school and to provide enjoyment and create better sportsman- ship. There is a membership fee of 25 cents a year for the girls who wish to become a part of GAA. These dues must be paid before a girl can participate in the program, they are used to puchase letter awards. ROW 1, L. to R.: J. Reigleman, D. Wiscott, K. Arch, K. McKee, S. Burger, H. Begot, N. Sop, E. Matkovich, J. Hettrick. ROW 2: C. DeSantis, E. Amel, G. Kriech, J. Holler, D. McCort, P. Stephenson, J. Jackson, M. Price, J. Patton, C. Belleville. ROW 3: P. Hoffman, P. Candor, P. Senvinsky, R. Carsone, B. Paulk, M. Hudach, M. Magarosi, J. Cox, C. Williamson, G. Campion. ROW 4:4 D. Tuchek, M. Stabile, J. Canant, B. Latone, E. Heckathorn, M. Johnson, A. Perline, B. Cohan, K. Heaps, S. Evans. ROW 5: J. Hettrick, L. Paulk, M. Stewart, C. McKnight, D. McKnight, M. Petrusko, C. McWilliams, L. Nusser, J. DeVeto, M. Arch. LEFT to RIGHT: J, Johnggn, ROW 1: D. Carano. ROW 2, L. to R.: R. Modarelli, Mrs. Theisen, V. Carano, S. Doughten. ROW 3: B. Black, N. Yohman, C. McClain. Girl Leaders .4 L. TO R.: J. Wylie, C. Budno, M. Fellows, S. Micheline. L. TO R.: D. Kosensky, B. Rasile, S. Chapman, D. Wood, Mrs. Theisen. 65 so L. TO R.: N. Stephens, D. Wood, R. Bartone, S. Chapman, J. Johnson, D. Kosensky, R. Modarelli, B. Rasile. The Girl Leaders is an organization for sophomore, junior, and senior girls. The selec- tion of members is based on leadership, ability to get along with other students, dependability, and good sportsmanship. Members are selected by previous members of the organization and their physical education teacher. A girl must have at least a C average to become and remain a member. They hold regular meetings and have elected officers. The duties of the girls are assisting their instnictor, Mrs. Theisen, in regular gym classes, helping to promote an interest in girls' sports, and acting as officials in the girls' intramural program. One of the main activities in which they take part is play day. It is a day in May when various activities are participated in by differ- ent schools for the whole day. Refreshments are served and awards are given to the schools winning the contests. E Q X BOYS sw AEg i1S ! R 1 is ,I yew nf I' Ek 1911 V 5 rfifqii E Vv. V A, we. Qgggh ,MQ f - Va .5 K 1 -X, .QU QITV f F' mm mf ,qM., 5 3 , Q gf W 5 N3 Rx A ,..-l ' ,HL IRLS' INTRAMLIR xs- ALS ' 4 is ff' sy 5 ,,4,,,, ..,. xi Q sk 3 iv n A C I 7 Jia Cz, an VCA, and fx.J R S 3 i h is I The gir s are Z7 N' Auxiliary and the are L' :Li-1 '- Club, Boys' Program. Ll! The are chosen have to have cer- as having a good grade average in government opportunity for the learn so much actually set up they spend tain qualities This is a gr attend becaus 1 government ment in the -y and having an . in + - I LEFT to RIGHT are: Bill Dunmire,i ob et Dave Bailey. T s W , sk if-fag! ? 2 3 was ST LEFT to RIGHT are: Ida Jean Brownlee and Madelon Mitchell. D ' .Wi U N Q N.. ,, 7 Y Wm, ' - V 1 M J My N .M ,f mfr im' ! C Iwi I I ?1!tuu.q.,,,, ,Hx Q f-2.-...f 53563 s E' , , :5 fkxgggk . 'S. q,g: X ws:- ' I ,... .Al A 5 f , wg . W. l W W ' ' 1: ' mfg? :Q . 9 f if M ffhiii f'3f' 1q1 BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: R. Rose, J. Damschroder, T. De Matteo, N. Yohrnan, C. Fedorchak, B. Rasile. TOP ROW: M. Mozzilio, M. Simmons, A. Vassalo, S. Burger, C. Knupp, 81 M. Fellows. llere it is, another Bard, and true to form bigger and better than the preceding ones. But don't think planning such a book is a snap and a lot offun for it isn't all that. Early in 1957 Mr. Herrmann started laying plans for our Bard. After some discussing, American Yearbook was decided to be our publisher. These people proved to be very kind and willing to help us with our problems. Pictures on these pages are the staff which spent many hours cropping pictures, drawing layouts, writing copy, taking subscriptions and selling advertisement. We've done our best for HHS and the class of 58 and hope you enjoy this book as much as we enjoyed putting it out. Three sections of 58 Bard Staff hard at work 8zSubscription Staff HIPS 0 225 Sprung Snaps , in 2 A V riff' va N jk 15, Q 1. s N Fi K 1 .9 4:1- B xmgmr 'X V A u x if fr as- Vx z , D' '52, A :M - K 5 Hes .. ' f V ww N 'f -. X X! . I .15 :.: il, Aqkk 4 , ' ' W ,-f' ,N , '. 1 5 A 6 A ,, -Q WM? Ned 4 it .WX kk N 5 5 fs? 43 H gif, gg W 3' v 2 Q , QgV'5W i.v.., QM 1.1, A L.. 4 13 if? .2 15567, M ,T Qlrmm.,-, we-,L sr Fw' Q Q il?- xwl Q 1 .giwgifali W a - ' 1 40 X-K if ., , A swf 'VLA Wj,.,W9, , X, 2, fx A x A Q iff ,MW 1 K Wi i Q. A-.1 f Q .1 '90 ULHSSES Kay? f X xw F , , . ' its 5: Q, r il r .T.Gl5-Iv . f- ,vvwifgzi ' f? 'V -'L 'V uri 4 f 1 'z a it , r kulxkyl A Q 0 'i H 4'- X 1 1 , v ' 5 , fl R if Alma Mater Oh Hubbard High. We cherish thy dear name, We will revere, Thy colors blue and white. ln all our deeds, we strive to raise thy fame. Now as we sing, we praise thee to the heights. To Hubbard High, Our hearts will e'er be true. Oh Hubbard High. longvwave the white. the blue. 1- J 'uyzmmfvjw U. ,r h e m p if if? - P4 lx I E YE W , xp ' J j'. .1 V, I J' QA-3 i -V . 1 j i M aki, if ,P N Y 1 1 :,,:i ,,g + jig - x. V I 1 ' - '- - , fb -f N' V Q 1- 'P H -'cf'14,w - , ' I f 7 5 S7 X v 5'-'V .'1-:::'f,,-' ' I. 1 ' ' . 6' ' , , , , ' L I 1 WM W EHQVMM M I af -Y' u, Q . 'L-L1 ,34- H:5v..:Bhhlehn......L.n... I . I, QA 5-3 'rn , N , UM 5 B :R if 1 . 5 X ,A - VM , Y , V . ' , A., ,K 1 . I 5 ' . ,. ' , Freshmen LEFT to RIGHT: Mr. Duich, Advisory Jim Burger, Presidentg Paul Paroz, Vice-Presidentg Margie Magarosi, Secretaryg Tom Kopp, Treasurerg Mrs. Whitting, Advisor. Class Colors: Brown and Yellow Class Flower: Yellow Rose 73 Class Activities - Selling of shakeroos 'CI' . Anderson . Arthur . Baringer . Custuki Dennis Camouse Cataline Costick Anderson Baker Baudoin D 'Angelo . Denison . Canant . Chordes . Cox R. Angelo R. Baker C. Begeot L. Davis J. DeVeto K. Cannon D. Clark T. Craig F. Amaut D. Ballanger C. Belleville R. Davis Dyll Carrabia Conti Cunningham E. Bereis G. Berlin J. Blair C. Blumfield H. Bowser L. Bradley .Qs P. Brednick C. Brewer J. Brudvig J. Burger D. Burton D. Caesar gf 1 ' .ff J C. Brewer P. Burrow: R. Callisc R. Freeman J. Gahagan W. Garano C. Garwood V. Gladd V. Gladd R. Galland M. Gillette S. Goist - r U1 I D. Earhart S. Evans H. Ferrick C. Homa W. Jackson P. Harrison J. Hendrix W. Hetrick D. Edwards E. Farcas M. Ftanick M. A. Hudak S. Jasan M. Harshbarger J. Hettrick D. Hivner Edwards F etters Fasher Hiuch Jenkins Heaps Hettrick Hobson D. Ernst M. Ferrar H. Foraker J. Jackson B. Jones C. Helterbran . Hettrick . Hogue H. Good L. Groves J. Hacker f . i 22 Graham Guidosh Hackett L. Grant F. Gummo J. Harris Jones Kosensky LaCivita Paolucci . Paroz . Miligi . Mu'1er' . Noderer E. Magaros M. Magyarosi P. Marineili R. Marino C. Maritch M. Marshall M. Mathews A. Matkovich G. Matkovich A. Joshua T. King S. Kostecky D. Knestrick T . Kopp . Krivosucko F. Laison J. Leam N. Papale J. Pappa D. Livingston C . Parker L. Paskevich F. Patrick P. MoPf'i W. Moors J. Naples R. Palumbo SQ- T. Patrick B. Mullen J. Neider G. Pandolfi wif f- 3 if PN- ' ki FK 'M my N 'ltlfl gg 4 X26 .-3. H W 8 .ma 2-ng A. McBride H. McCall W. MCCHII D. McCort W. McFal1 J. McPeter M. McPheron L. McRi11 N. Micheline ,Vg - .1 fl QQ. ,Q ,- , , .. k , 1: 1 ... , , ' ' :M . A ' Lynn J. Puscher R. Pushkar J. Rag:-in R. Rakyta M. Rarie R. Ray P. Record T. Reeble G. Resatar 1 '-,'Z. . 5 .1 x W f 'h , P c .A F' 6- ', .Ffa D. Rhyle E. Robinson R. Rosile R. Rich P. Richards J. Robinson J. Rocco J. Rucker B. Runion J. Patton C Phillips B. Polon P. Skruck J. Smith P. Sassone H. Scott W. Shaulis L. Paulk D. Phillips M. Price H. Slayton M. Snyder P. Sauline S. Sautillo J. Sheer W. Penn K. Picino P. Price D. Smelko J. Stabile A. Scarpine A. Seger H. Simpson W. Petrosky B. Pierson D. Priddy D. Smelko J. Stafford J. Scott L. Sherron H. Simpson KNOW nm g fi. A J iz 7 7 J I 4 .af .r 5 ,., -+ '1N2r1..v 2 : ' 1' wr r YI.. W s I? we 77- wfsfff-.fn . ...... W.. Y Lk us mi . Q D 'E' Al ,.. 'L 5 i . xy, if if J. Stephens P. Stephenson W. Stiver C. Suby J. Susak J. Swartz R. Swartz S. Swartzbaugh D. Swagger M. Swagger R. Tedrow S. Theil 1 EM in Log-1.2.2. 5:32.3- Z 31165 L' 0 X Z Lo .3 f I mn n nm,-J xx iq L6 QS in 415 I7 V0 10 f Q-1 -11 ,1 Y L6 ' 'V is 21 - 1 q . .3 15 ' if ' ls 21 31 if-i st, L. Waltman P. Waltman P. Welton J. Werner N. Williams B. Wissinger 7? F, Watkins C. Webster D. Williams J- Williams J. wood J. wright A. Theiss A. Theiss R. Theiss B. Thompson J. Thompson J. Timblin C. Tobin N. Torres D. Toth G. Toth G. Gritt R. Turocy A. Ungaro E. Villano M. Wagner Turner Vernarsky Walsh Sophomores Girl J , vi.'?l , FQ? 5 XM HX W LEFT to RIGHT: Mrs. Alexander, Advisorg Bill Gilmore, Presidentg Martha Troup, Treasurerg Dick Patton, Vice-Presidentg JoAnn Mathews, Secretaryg Mr. Blewitt, Advisor. CLASS.COLORS: Green and White Class Activities - Selling of Mumsg Con- CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation cession Standsg Senior Farewell Dance. 79 J. Alexander S. Amico K. Arch E. Baumgardner A. Bayus M. Beach R. Beatty T. Begeot C. Beverly R. Blottman M. Bolchalk E. Bowers I j H. Bradley M. Britton Brunswick J. Burrows J. Carabellos V. Carano Cataline K. Chain B. Cohan L. Cottrill Crea C. Cuifo S. Davis J. Davison Del Bane G. De Pinto G. Baxter S, Baxter L. Bell S. Bell C. Bozdog B. Brockett J. Camouse G. Campion F. Charles S. Clopton R. Davidson R. Davis L. De Santis R. De Vassie .65 2 at 5 . C. Dobos P. Dunmire L. Fiedler E. Gardner E. Glod K. Hivner L. Johnston ,-...U ..- f.....,m 1. 5 J gk QQ: 4 V , W ,L J 'is ?'s , w..aef.ff ..-f I' . . A Jfugg.. SRM-'E ff? . 1Q:.5i5fff . ' ' .1-1i2, if Li . .A 4-.. . 4 5 , Lf, 'V X wb g , x 1 f' '- - rw, M.-., .. , V X i-31 If- '- M, . , 3.-,A WF 'sa 'W 'l 151.7 .41 us S' 'E 4 JF .4-A . I .4 b . '- fx , 5 ...f 1 ,X, , .5 AQ . fa- f L. Dobos R. Dobson S. Doughton D. Doyle J. Dubeyak B. Easterbrook N. Egan S. Evans F. Ewankovich M. Ferrick E. First B. Fisher A. Fluent L. Fox P. Galagan J. Garzanich E. Gerber G. Guidosh L. Hacker B. Hoffman R. Holes M. Johnson G. Jolliff as - . .153 r Wfsxxs 'PX rg me Cergel . Hamilton Holt J onee D.. K' E 5 he H :gm 1 WK K I R5 S! :LJ Q r OWU- Gilmore I-Iazlett Haugh Jones S. Gleydura B. Hedges A. Hudach R. Jones , 2:21 -. ' - ' ' , . . 12' 1. ,, 3 I , . Q--v' Jn T' ix . M- 9 Af 1 ,f 5 nr. . x v lm , f .- A x -. QN X' W W mil W v 1555? 5 'T wg K 2 ,. 5 ge Q ' , J. Joseph K. Kulow B. Lowry B. Martin E. Maxwell M. McKnight L. Moffit X W D. Kelly G. Kerrigan J. Kesner L. Landis P. Leach L. Leppert F. Ludwick G. Logan M. Magyar 4 If If D. Mason J. Mathews C. McClain J. McFa11 B. McMahon C. McWilliams P. Mulhal J. Mullen Matola McFarland Meyers Mumpher A. Koebel T. Long R. Maliner C. Mayers M. McGinley M. Mikita H. Nehls K. Kulow D. Loveless P. March M. Martin D. McKnight J. Miligi D. Noufer k TT. 404 11 D. Novosel J. Lagley D. Patton G. Pucak A. Peigelrnan B. Rosile C. Sauline N. Novosel J. Palumbo A. Pertine J. Pugh J. Reigelman A. Rossi R. Sawaska C. O'Rouke A. Orr A. Paseareea M. Pasche F. Phillips J. Polan K. Rarie P. Rauschenbae B. Robinson M, Robinson A. Salirno M. Sarahs G. Schoenfelt K. Schook 45 L. Nusser B. Olive K. Parsons B. Partolese D. Penn M. Petro M. Petruskoy C. Ragan J. Rhodes J. Riby V. Rossi D Reyhal D. Schafer J. Schafer ... ...... ....,... ... . , :ig ., E VA 1' A 'A . VVvmA . . -.. . S X. W... , 1. -- ......q.,...,g. , Gov fc' U W-fi .43 , ' ff sf. , 1 - 1 v .. W , :ls . w- -if Q5iF5 iPLQ'f5s'f' A - Q. . . . . i LE .5,., I I . '.s f 'V Q.. WF If . M f . 4 ssl. V R. Scimone J. Shubert G. Skruck J. Slifka L. Slates B. Small S. Smith J. Stanecki M. Staudacher D. Tate P. Taylor M. Taylor M. Taylor M. Terela J. Theil B. Thomas G. Timblin J. Tizza W. Yeager G. Tobey P. Tolnar J. Toth T. Tracy M. Troup Tuchek W. Yobe S. Testa E. Vosa J. Vitullo B. Walp C. Walsh Werner M. Yumba: G. Will C. Williams D. Williams S. Williams C. Winklevose Wiscott D. Zadravec M. Wissinger J. Witteneur B. Wood C. Woods S. Williams Yanik A in .1 i . V . . ,. ,M in V V , . ,, K . . ,V .. ,IL .K yy , . .5 s : ,. , N , 1 . J S N' ' . D ,.. ,. . ,.. . S S , S . .. D Y. B ff B . B ' . 'K N s is 5 . T B' -T T .P , ,. Z ,, M . i ii is ' 3? . , . B X Q, . V 5 , '.l , .51 ss'.' pf, . M , R. Q V ' n f , J 5 . Q if-Qi-si A H Axa -..-- ' 3 V f . y ,Q .Qf W- y it .WH ,fi .5 .. B J J l. .. V I myy ,. ,.... .,. . A VA V C V .AA. 1' W w 'H J Lia B 'li . T Q .Im 41 . ,, . Q 1 Vid 2. I :.- A y , ,-L. 3 xg? . , K ' . -. . I .. ' .9 1 . .l f . s f .. . f y .,,,,,.. ,. . Juniors LI-IT to RIGHT: Mrs. Erich, Advisorg Ronnie Baxter, Presidentg Carmella DeSantis, Secretaryg Jesse Hall, Vice-Presidentg Sandra Bullen, Treasurerg Mr. Straight, Advisor. Class Colors: Pink and Blue Class Activities: Prom, Class Party Class Flower: Pink Carnation S . Bullen E. Burrows Q.- -. - 1 3555551 4 i M. Burrows D. Burns M. Burson L. Bush G. Camp:-ma P. Candor R. Carsone G. Contestable Ambrose Arnal Ballenger Bayus Be ckm an Bemdt . Anderson Babich . Bartone . Baxter . Beris Brednic R J. S. P. M. C. G. Costick F. Crocervera Anderson Baglier Bauer Beach Berndt B dn u O D. Crytzer M. Darrell F. DeAngelo A. DeGeorge D. Depaul C. DeSantis 86 Surf Y U. 1,, Q 4 1 .4 B. Dice D. Dickey M. Diegan R. Diorio B. Doan L. Doyle V. Dyll J. Earhart T. Edwards B. Farcas P. Featsent J. Ferguson Q. Freeman M. Ftanick A . Garono M. Gladd E. Graban B. Grey J. Gregory D. Hamady D. Hazlet A. Henry M. Hoffman P. Householder FZ . Grexa J. Hall Harshberger W. Hartman H. Henderson Y. Henderson M. Hetrick T. Hettrick J. Holler E. Householder .'. I-Irybrenick N. Humphrey I J.. , -B, Jackson Johnston Kesner Kraynak Latone Lesky J am eson Johnston Kline Kre ich Lackso Lynn S. Jewell M. Johnston E. Knupp B. Ladig D. Lawerence K. Macek J. Magarosi L. Marshall L. Matkovich D. McCa11en P. McCort B. McClain J. McKee C. McKnight R. Meckler R. Meehann P. Michael S. Micheline D. Miller G. Moore L. Mott M. Moyers R. Nadeja M. Newell I 'U' gd.. W. . '51 -AW ' gi xi . . 1 A if My E 1 1? .559 Y ' . 55 53 Z 5? .. f f fu. I :ff ., ., X ' me H. Nidell J. Pagley R. Paulk R. Procik B. Pugh D. Riley M. Robinson P . , Row lands D. Roth A.M. Rucarean N. Runion T. Ryser J. Sample D. Sarahs N. Schoenfelt D. Schultz K. Schotten H. Seamen G. Seese N . Sop M. Stabile J. Stiver E. Thompson M. Stewart won o HISTORY hints lpn-nn ' J. f-gpub-99-.4 a C-an-v -'B I 1 Yo-1..--v r-Inari,-13 P. Senvisky R. Spong M.J. Stephens J. Terray S. Tregaskes M. Venzen J. Smith L. S rague B. Tgope C. Tetrick J. Tribley M. Vosch . . .l , NA 'J i A 1... - ., .iff : 'mi Rev Q . K 1 X .vue x X if X Xi' tm' Fam av ,fi - giggiiff - i K . - -...E .ggi .. -, V I - ss L .,A1L . V ' Q 1 Y s 1 so X, , J. Vrabel D. Walker D. Winklevoss M. Worley J. Watson M.A. White A. Wilson What's for lunch ? Watkins . Werner Williams Wylie ...--u-n-v 3 Time-out for lunch. Lunchtime jazz 56551011 90 -- u 6 , , 'L X . lb 5 xl -'w fat 'll It I vu v,s. 4, gig, M 5? ,, 'PY ,iv ta. 1: 1-, 6 . 2 Q 2' , . . , ug ' ' V I fig, . . ., 'Q I . . , .ff . r 1 s- S 1322 J' , 52.56 5, is g , I 5, 5 . 1.- 1 K Y, 'f , . f Q ,. ., yzj ' ' 1 'I' xv K K ,aw 7 4 I 1 W . I v nf Inglefield and Miss Reed, Advisors. 1:1-ff 1mA f 4- 4 . - 5 l ' if m S 7 rg 5 Q '..-h .I A f u , L-- ,1-fTfq1? .e'?1 11 j'W4v'i 9 N: ' W -X, XX., K, Seniors C ass of ' Rehma Jean Abernathy Marcia Arch David Bailey Rosemary Bartone Larry Baumgardner Patricia Beck Roberta Beck Henning Begegt Elilabeth Black Thomas Bonaquist Richard Britton Bertram Brown Class History It seems like only yesterday that a group of bright eyed, rosy cheeked children tearfully left their mother's side and began their first year of school. Although at first it was terribly hard to sit still all day when we were accustomed to running aboutg our kind teachers helped us. Who can forget the mice, Marilalee, Madalee, and Susalee, in Mrs. Burnet's room! Or the time at St. Pat's when Dan Madeline got his hands smacked with the ruler? What terrible thing did you do, Dan? In Mrs. Painter's room Juanita Thompson did not feel like sit- ting at her desk one day, but if we remember correctly she changed her mind due to the persuasive manner of Mrs. Painter. 93 One day in Miss Neptune's room another stubborn little girl named Carol Krause would not stop bothering Bob Hinerman, so she was asked to stand in the hall. This scene was familiar to many of the children in the following days and none of us, we are sure, will forget the embarrassment we suffered when a visitor would enter the school and find us being punished in this manner. But we soon settled down and began our studies. Who can ever forget the day we came home and read to our mother-- Look, Jane, look. Run, Spot, run. Jane, look and run with Spot. How proud we were! Christmas time soon rolled around and we had a visitor at Roosevelt School--Santa Clause!! Gee, the popcorn balls and candy he gave us tasted good, didn't they? Ida Jean Brownlee Sandra Burger Elizabeth Carabbia Doris Carano Irene Carano Percy Carter :Qt J.. sa I V V Martha Cataline Exe !kla?5 John Choppa Daphne Clarke Alice Clopton Donald Coccaville W5 ' 'g if aye, vM,g1?f K R at 95 Q s A 5 1 Q .. ,A,, .,,... R Si , ,...:, , gg. ,.,., . ,. xl ,.,A a gi 1 ,fm 5 , z? . ,. V CE - mmf - an 35 gmfaifiwaw gi W 5 W QE Gayle Coddington Helen Cook Kay Coonce Gerald Cottrill Sandra Cover Bonnette Cox Carolyn Datko Janice Coxgon Carl Crea Jeanette Damschroder Richard Davis Theresa DeMatteo 2' After we came back from vacation, everyone brought his favorite toy and paraded around to the other first grade rooms. It surely was hard to set our toys down and study! The next big event that came up was Valentine's Day. Following that were Washiugton's and Lin- coln's birthdays. Remember the big valentines and log cabins we colored and the songs we sang-- Said Washington to Betsy Ross a Flag Our Nation Needs. We might not have been singing the right notes but no one can complain we weren't singing loud enough. The years passed swiftly and our studies progressed rapidly. Although everyone of us would rather have died than to admit it, WE LOVED SCHOOL! ! 97 Ma rg aret Dobson During these years we had many activities to help to pass the time away. Who remembers the ant villages in Mrs. Jenkins' and Miss Hamill's room or the popcorn parties in the fifth and sixth grade? One of the most memorable of these activities was the annual music festival. When the teachers were preparing for this we soon learned to be good and stay out of their way. Remember the year all the little girls were flowers and the chorus sang April Showers. Then in our last music festival we performed a little Irish dance. The teachers had quite a time that year be- cause there was an epidemic of measles. Our elementary years having been completed, we passed the first milestone of our school life, the changing of classes in our seventh year. JoAnne DeVeto Ronald DeV0r Kathleen Dickey Paul Dominic Frank Dripps 151 William Dunmire Robert Edwards Charlotte Fedorchak Marianne Fellows Peter Ferrett Michael Fitzsimons This event was happily anticipated but we soon discovered it was not as easy as had been expected. Teachers soon grew weary of finding a student at the wrong time in the wrong place on the wrong day. How we loved it though, being able to participate in the excitement and activities of the high school upperclassmen. Many of us remember Mr. Cunningham's geography class and the songs he used to play on his ukulele and the rush to the library for reports when your grade was slipping. At lunch time there were such things as continued movies at 2gt a day. Did any of us ever see the whole movie? There was also dancing in the gym and a gum chewing contest. 99 No one can imagine our great disappointment when we entered the 8th grade and found that once again we were confined to one room. But it didn't turn out to be so terrible. We were now considered seniors of the Junior High. Some of us were responsible for handing out milk and cleaning the tables in the cafeteria which had just been started. We enjoyed doing this especially since we got out of class. Time waits for no one and we soon found ourselves in our freshman year in the new high school. Again we were changing classes and this we had to grow accustomed to all over again. It really wasn't so bad being the babies of the high school. Homer Fox Paul Gonder Harry Hacker -101111 HH11Ck1 David Hallman John Handzush Jeannette Harshbarger Emma Jane I-Ieckathorn Patricia Helterbran James Heman Betty Jane Hettrick Laverne Hettrick ee'eA, ' 101 Things weren't the same in this new world. Pleasant acquaintances that we had always known were replaced by new and different per- sonalities. In those first few weeks the upperclassmen could always spot a freshman by the bundle of books under his arm and the little blue book that he carried open to the map of the school. Although the upperclassmen were very nice about giving directions, we would always be more confused when they finished. The teachers were very patient with us in the first few weeksg if you came in fifteen or twenty minutes late, nothing was said. Shirley Hetrick Robert Hinerman Jolm Hoffman Robert Horvath Barbara Huff Ronald Hulton Larry Jamieson Roy Jarvis Janyce Johnson William Joshua Victor Katilus Richard Kay It soon was time tor the election of class officers and the responsi- bility of choosing capable ones was our first task as a class. After much consideration, we elected Bob Hinerman - President, Lynda Ingram - Vice President, Betty Lou Black - Secretary, and Delores Tuchek - Treasurer. The freshman football team elected Juanita Thompson as our candidate for Halloween Queen. We selected as our class colors red and white and the red carnation as our class flower. In the weeks to come we proved ourselves to be an industrious and hard working class by selling pencils. The upperclassmen bought pencils and more pencils-thanks to our perseverances. Boy, were they glad when we had finally sold all we had ordered. 103 '-. NMR .Y Mtn- 'CID Raymond Kesner Beverly King Carol Rae Knupp Patricia Kopp Dorothy Kosensky Car0l KISUSC Thomas Kriech Patricia Landis Gerald Landry Morgan Lewis John Loveless Frank I-Ower Miss Reed and Mr. Inglefield were very good advisors. It was because of their efforts that we had class parties which were a huge success. At the one on Va1entine's Day, do any of you remember Mr. Smelko doing the Hutchie Kutchie? This was a far cry from his businesslike manner in science class. Our freshman subjects were very difficult for most of us. We were unaccustomed to working for X the un- known or learning a language other than English. Gee, we had enough trouble with English, but golly Latin and Spanish were impossible! But most of us survived our first year successfully and we found our- selves one of the upperclassmen, We surely felt important and made it a point in the first few weeks of school to address a freshman as an underclassman. 105 As our money making projects we had the concession stands at the football and basketball games and a Mile of Pennies, which was trying to get a mile of pennies when they were laid side by side. This proved to be successful and we soon grew tired of counting those dirty old pennies. For our class officers we choose Tony Rosile as President, Donna Wood as Vice-president, Betty Lou Black as Secretary, and Pat Kopp as Treasurer. Our Homecoming attendant was Delores Tuchek and our candidate for Holloween Queen was Pat Kopp. In the spring as was the tradition we gave the Seniors their farewell dance. This affair turned out to be a huge success,but the part that we enjoyed most was the decorating. This was our first experience with decorating for a dance. Daniel Madeline Saundra Maliner Helen Maritch Hugh McBride Richard Mclntee Cillhefillc McKee Robert McKnight Marjorie McMil1en Oliver McPeters Roberta Michael Madelon Mitchell Rosemary Modarelli Almost before we knew it, our sophomore year was over, and we were juniors. We were now considered young adults. Our boys were at last on first string and helped to make for Hubbard one of their most successful seasons. Some of us had our first taste of chemistry and got a big bang out of it. It was here that Ron Devor and Carl Zetterquist discovered a hobby: Collecting test tubes. We soon elected our class officers which were - President, John Handzushg Vice-President, Dan Madelineg Secretary, Pat Koppg Treasurer, Madelon Mitchell. Our Homecoming attendant was Doris Carano and our Halloween candidate for queen was Bonnie Smith, We gave our first and last class party for the year at Thanksgiving. 107 Donald Nadeja The long awaited day finally arrived when Mr. Herrmann announced junior class play tryouts. That night, a group of eager juniors com- peted for the parts. Although this was our first attempt at real acting, the play, fFather Knows Besty, proved successful. The person who risked his own personal health was Jack Choppa, who reluctantly allowed himself to be doused with a bucket of water. In January, preparations began for what was to be one of the biggest events of our class history, our Junior-Senior Prom. Although the seniors tried every devised method to discover the theme of the dance it remained a well kept secret. At last our careful planning was put to use and our masterpiece emerged. We titled it Garden of Memories. Glenda Monroe Marilyn Mozzillo Alma Ruth Mundrs Richard Newell Georgia Nicholas Douglas Noderer Nadyne Oakley Gloria Oliu Judith Onesti Richard Oros Marlene Pagley . M, 'ite ,ff aff? f W aite' Q Q M ,gvgsisii .... , S35 fix' 0 arf , f yi? 0 iw QE, -vi-Lk ' M' :QW wgigiwgziiqrw -. 1. S Rf. .sm my b,WLw.Q- wpazwi, Huw 1' SM, :M Q1 n . il! vp L r 4 s e James Parsons Edward Paskevich David Patton Marilyn Penn Emerick Petrinjak Goldie Phillips Stanley Pierson Frank Praznik Shirley Randall Betty Rasile Shirley Reese Carrol Reigelman The boys in their tuxedos looked very handsome but uncomfortable, while the girls appeared charming but equally as uncomfortable. Shortly after this prom we said our good-byes to the class that had seen us through three years of growing up. It was difficult to see them graduate when we knew we would be the next class to be seated on the stage. We got the year off to a good start by electing capable class officers. They were as follows: Bill Dunmire, Presi- dentp Dave Bailey, Vice-Presidentg Carolyn Datko, Secretaryg and Kitty McKee, Treasurer. Bonnie Smith was chosen Homecoming Queen and our Halloween Queen candidate was Helen Maritch. The good start did not last long because the beginning of our senior year will probably be remembered with these words I think I've got the Flu. Ill Although many classmates were out with this sickness, we still held our play tryouts, and a cast was selected by Miss Christy, the new director. The play was a comedy entitled, Best Foot Forward. In spite of the epidemic, it proved to be a huge success. Christmas time again found the seniors decorating the gym for the traditional Christ- mas Formal. It provided a festive note to begin the holiday season. The seniors soon found themselves caught in the whirl of activities such as the ordering of name cards and pictures. Then came the pass- ing out of these pictures and name cards to our friends and classmates. We made orders for our caps and gowns and then came the asking of our favorite belle or beau to the Senior Dinner Dance. Faye Regsler Margorie Romo Rhonda Rose Anthony Roslle William Ryser Lynda Sampson Rudolph Schlais Norma Jean Schmidt James Shaulis Martin Sharisky Marian Simmons Albert Smiley nfff' f' 6 ,MM M If 40 A WJMA 1 fM,,,f'w wwf? , f r y N :Vg 1 13 'Ny 1 X n 'Muir Q ji ii- l f 5 Q' -,Z ff Bonita Smith Robert Spencer Roberta Sprague Nora Lea Stephens Donald Stewart Michael Studer Shirley Swartz Carmen Taddeo Juanita Thompson Ruth Thompson Arthur Tobey Shirley Trehan f Xxxmr it JA fp Wx 'P 'N T ' X , V 7 . . Ayxr sjyrgfi- aw Rx 1 x 1 115 Before we knew it, it was again time for the Junior-Senior Prom. Only this year, we were on the receiving end. The juniors proved themselves to be capable and artistic and gave us a prom long to be remembered. The final dance of our high school years was the Sen- ior Farewell Dance given by the sophomores. The gym, decorated in our class colors, red and white, was a beautiful sight we seniors shall never forget. As our senior year drew to a close the traditional Baccalaureate service was given for us. After receiving the blessing of the school there was only one event left in our class history, GRADUATION . After years of waiting, we, the class of '58, found ourselves on the stage receiving our diplomas. Yes, our high school history has ended, but we do not think of that. We think of the future and the history yet to be made. Phillip Petrosky Deloris Tuckek Ann Maile Vassalo Elaine Venzen George Wagner Seniors James Williams Lawernce Webster Richard Werner Shirley Whittle Raymond Wilson Donna Wood 277 M Dy 0411 K lass of Norma Yohman Carl Zetterquist O 15 Senior Honor Roll David Bailey Betty Lou Black Rosemary Bartone Ida Jean Brownlee Irene Carano Martha Cataline Alice Clopton Daphne Clarke Donald Coccaville Gayle Coddington Bonnie Cox Jeanette Damschroder Carolyn Datko Richard Davis JoAnn DeVeto Kathleen Dickey William Dunmire Charlotte Fedorchak Marianne Fellows Mike Fitzsimons David Hallman This honor roll 1 d h p Glo of the sen 1 h d f the seventh Emma Jane Heckathorn Robert Hinerman Carol Knupp Patricia Kopp Dorothy Kosensky Carol Krause Hugh McBride Madelon Mitchell Glenda Monroe Marilyn Mozzillo Shirley Randall Betty Rasile Lynda Samson Rudolph Schlais Nora Lea Stephens Juanita Thompson Shirley Trehan Ann Marie Vassalo Donna Wood Norma Yohman X Q I Throughout the Year 'if September 4 . . . First Day of School September 6 . . . First Dance Sponsored by Juniors October 4 . . . Game with Hickory-Parent's Night October I I . . . Homecoming Game with Grove City November 8 . . . Senior Dance November I6 . . . Talent Show-Athletic Association November 22 . . . Senior Play November 28 . . . Thanksgiving Vacation December 20 . . . Christmas Vacation Begins December 2I . . . Senior Christmas Formal January I I . . .Senior Scholarship Test January I7 . . .Semester Ends February I5 . . . Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y Valentine Dance March I4 . . . Junior Play April 3 . . . Easter Vacation Begins May 3 . . . Kent Test May 9 . . . Jr.-Sr. Prom May I6 . . . Farewell Dance May I6. .. I958 Bard Distributed May 23 . . . Last Day for Seniors May 24 . . .Senior Trip May 25 . . . Baccalaureate Iylay 27 . . . Commencement for Seniors REI-IMA JEAN ABERNATHY - Latin Club 15 Future Homemakers of America 2,3,45 Monitor 35 Bard Staff QBusinessj 45 Hub Staff 4. MARCY ARCH - Spanish Club 25 Monitor45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Class Plays 3,4 fCommitteej5 Bard Staff fBusinessj 45 Pep Squad 4. DAVE BAILEY - Latin Club 1,25 Projection Club l,2,35 Kent Team 1,2,35 Boys' State 35 Key Club l,2,3,45 Class Officers 4, Vice- President5 Class Plays 3,45 Hi-Y 3,4, Chap- lain5 Swing Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,35 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Fare- well Committee 25 Bard Staff 45 Football 1,45 Track 1,2. ROSEMARY BARTONE - French Club 25 Latin Club l,2,35 Future Teachers of America 2,3, Historian 45 Library Aid 15 Junior Classical League 1,2,35 Kent Team 1,2,35 Student Council 35 GAA 1,2,3,45 Girl Leader 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Class Plays 3,4, Committee5 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Committee2 Bard Staff 4, Editor5 Pep Squad 4. LARRY BAUMGARDNER - Class Play 45 Swing Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA BECK - French Club 25 Future Homemakers of America 2,3,45 Monitor 35 GAA 1,2,35 Freshman Chorus 15 Bard Staff 4 Sales5 Hub Staff 4. ROBERTA BECK - French Club 25 Future Homemakers of America 2,3,45 Monitor 35 5 D GAA 1,2,35 Freshman Chorus 15 Band Staff 4, Sales5 Hub Staff 45 Pep Squad 4. HERMINE BEGEOT - French Club 25 Fu- ture Homemakers of America 2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Thespians 45 Class Plays 45 Prom Committee 35 Bard Staff 4. BETTY LOU BLACK - French Club 3,45 Latin Club l,2,4, Pres. 25 Future Teachers of America 2,3,45 Junior Classical League 45 Kent Team 1,2,35 Student Council 1,25 Class Officers l,2, Sec. 1,25 GAA l,2,3,45 Girl Leader 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 A Cappella 3,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Girls Glee Club 15 Thespians 4, Treasurer 45 Class Plays 3,45 Swing Band 2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert 1,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Fare- well Committee 25 Bard Staff 4. TOM BONAQUIST - Latin Club 1,25 Stu- dent Council 35 A Cappella 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Vice-Pres. 45 Marching Band 1,25 Concert Band 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Senior Fare- well Committee 25 Football l,3,45 Track 1,2. BUD BROWN - Latin Club 1,25 Monitor 25 Projection Club 1,25 Key Club 15 Hi-Y 3,45, Track 1. IDA BROWNLEE - Monitor 45 Library Aid 25 Girl's State 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, V.P. 45 Swing Band 2,3,45 Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 3,45 Orchestra 3,4. SANDRA BURGER - Monitor 45 GAA 45 Class Plays 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Marching Senior Director Band 3,45 Concert 45 Swing Band 45 Prom Committee 35 Bard Staff 4. BETTY CARABBIA - Future Homemakers of America 45 GAA 2,3,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Bard Sales 45 Pep Squad 4. IRENE CARANO - Spanish Club 25 Future Homemakers of America 2,3,45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Girl Leader 4. DORIS CARANO - Spanish Club 25 Future Homemakers of America 2,3,4, Pres. 25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Girl Leader 45 A Cappella 45 Class Plays 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Committee 25 Homecoming At- tendant 35 Bowling League 4, Treas. 4. PERCY CARTER - GAA 35 Girl Leader 3,4. MARTHA CATALINE - French Club 25 Latin Club 1,2,3, Secretary 35 Monitor 4 fSubstitute Q5 Junior Classical League 1,2,35 Kent Team 25 GAA 25 Class Plays 45 Tri- Hi-Y 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Bard Sales 45 Pep Squad 4. SUE CHAPMAN - Latin Club 25 Monitor 45 Junior Classical League 25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Girl Leader 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 A Cappella 3,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Class Plays 3,45 Bard Staff QSales, Advertisingj 45 Major- ettes 4. JACK CHOPPA - French Club 35 Monitor 35 Thespians 3,45 Class Plays 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Com- mittee 25 Hub Staff 45 Football 1,45 Bas- ketball 25 Baseball 2,3,4. DAPHNE JOAN CLARKE - Latin Club l,2,35 Junior Classical League 1,2535 GAA25 Freshman Chorus 15 Thespians 45 Class Plays 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Bard Staff 45 Pep Squad 4. ALICE CLOPTON - Latin Club 1,2,35 Mon- itor 45 Library Aid 4 QCorres. Sec. 415 Junior Classical League 1,2,35 GAA 2,3,45 Class Plays 45 Pep Squad 4. DONALD COCCAVILLE - Latin Club 3,45 Junior Classical League 3,45 Kent Team l,2,3. GAYLE CODDINGTON - Latin Club 1,25 FTA 3,4, Treas.5 Library Aid 25 Junior Classical League 1,25 Student Council 1,2,35 A Cappella 3,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Thes- pians 3, Treas. 45 Class Plays 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Swing Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 3,45 Concert Band 3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Committee 25 Bard Staff 4, Editor5 Hub Staff 15 Pep Squad 45 Tumbling Team 2. HELEN COOK - Spanish Club 2,35 GAA 45 Chorus 45 Class Plays 35 Bard Staff 4, Ad- vertising. KAY COONCE - French Club 15 Monitor 45 GAA 45 Swing Band 1,2,3,45 Marching l,2, 3,45 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Bard Staff 4 fSalesQ5 Pep Squad 4. GERALD COTTRILL - Spanish Club 15 Latin Club l,2, SANDRA COVER - Prom Committee 35 Bard Staff 4 fSalesj5 Pep Squad 4. BONNIE COX - Latin Club 1,25 FTA 25 Monitor 45 Office Aid 15 Kent Team 15 GAA 1,25 Class Plays 45 Bard Staff 4 QSalesj5 120 Pep Squad 4. JANICE COXSON - Latin Club 1,2,35 Fu- ture Teachers of America 45 Library Aid 3,4, Vice President 45 Junior Classical League 35 Thespians 3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Marching Band 45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Bard Staff 45 Pep Squad 4. CARL CREA - Monitor 45 Freshman Chorus 15 Class Plays 45 Swing Band 45 Baseball Manager 35 Track 25 JEANETTE DAMSCHRODER - Latin Club 1,25 Kent Team 25 Freshman Chorus 15 Class Plays 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Committee 25 Bard Staff 45 Pep Squad 4. CAROLYN DATKO - Spanish Club 3,4, Treas. 45 Latin Club 25 Future Teachers of America 2,3,45 Library Aid 3, Secretary 35 Kent Team 2,35 Student Council 45 Class Officers 4, Sec.5 Pep Squad 4. RICHARD DAVIS - Spanish Club 2,35 Kent Team 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Committee 2. THERESA DeMATTEO - Latin Club 1,25 Monitor 45 Junior Classical League 1,25 Class Plays fCommitteej 3,45 Bard Staff 4. JOANNE DeVETO - Latin Club 1,25 Monitor 45 Library Aid 45 Junior Classical League 1,25 Kent Team 25 GAA 1,2,3,45 A Cappella 25 Freshman Chorus 15 Girls Glee Club 15 Thespians 3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Com- mittee 25 Bard Staff QSalesj 45 Hub Staff 45 Pep Squad 4. I RON DeVOR - French Club 35 Latin Club 1,25 A Cappella 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Football l,3,45 Baseball 3,4. KATHLEEN DICKEY - French Club 2,35 Latin Club 2,35 Junior Classical League 2,35 Kent Team 25 Class Play QCommitteej 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Bard QSalesj 45 Hub Staff 45 Pep Squad 4. MARGARET DOBSON - Spanish Club 2,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Pep Squad 4. PAUL DOMINIC - Spanish Club 2,35 A Cap- pella 3,4 5 Freshman Chorus 15 Thespians 3,45 Class Play 35 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Committee 2. BILL DUNMIRE - Latin Club 1,25 Junior Classical League 1,25 Kent Team 2,35 Boys' State 35 Student Council l,3,45 Key Club 2,3, Treas. 45 Class Officer, Pres. 45 Thespians 45 Class Plays 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 3: Bard Staff lCo-editorj 45 Track 1. CHARLOTTE FEDORCHAK - Latin Club 1,25 Monitor 45 GAA 2,45 A Cappella 3,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Girls Glee Club 25 Class Play 3,4, QCommitteesj5 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Bard fSalesj 45 Pep Squad 4. MARIANNE FELLOWS - Monitor 3,45 Kent Team 25 Student Council 1,25 GAA 2,3,45 Girl Leader 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Class Plays 3,4 QCommittees J5 Prom Com- mittee 35 Senior Farewell Committee 25 Bard Staff 4 fBusiness Managerj5 Hub Staff 4 QBus. Managerj. PETE FERRETT - Spanish Club 15 Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4. MIKE FITZSIMONS - Latin Club 1,25 Junior Classical League 25 Kent Team 35 Thes- pians 3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Marching Band 15 Prom Committee 35 Hub Staff 4. PAUL GONDER - French Club 45 Latin Club 1,25 Shutterbug 1,25 Junior Classical League 25 Hub Staff fEditorl 3,45 Bard Staff 4 fAdvertisingj. HARRY HACKER - Hi-Y 35 Football 1,2,3. DAVID HALLMAN - Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Junior Classical League 45 Football 1,3, Manager 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,4. JOHN HANDZUSI-I - Spanish Club 2,3, Pres. 35 Monitor 45 Class Officer 3, Pres.5 Hi-Y 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Fare- well Committee 2. JEANNETTE HARSHBARGER - Freshman Chorus 15 Pep Squad 4. EMMA JANE HECKATHORN - Monitor 3,45 Office Aid 45 GAA 45 Class Plays 1Com- mitteesj 3,45 Bard Staff, Ads. 45 Hub Staff45 Pep Squad 4. PAT HELTERBRAN - French Club 2. BETTY JANE HETTRICK - French Club 25 Monitor 45 Freshman Chorus 15 Class Play fCommitteej 35 Bard Sales 45 Pep Squad 4. SHIRLEY HETRICK - French Club 25 Monitor 45 Marching Band 2,3,4 5 Concert Band 1,2,3,4. ROBERT W. HINERMAN - Spanish Club 2,35 Projection Club 25 Kent Team 1,2,35 Boys' State 45 Student Council 2,3, Vice-Pres. 45 President Key Club 2,3,45 Class Officer 4, Pres.5 National Honor Society 3,45 Class Play 4 fCommitteej5 Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2, 3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Committee 2. JOHN HOFFMAN - Latin Club 1,2,35 Mon- itor 35 Junior Classical League 1,2,35 Key Club 2, Treas. 3,45 Thespians 2,3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Swing Band 2,45 Marching Band 1,2,45 Concert Band 2,45 Orchestra 2,45 Bard Staff 4,fSalesJ5 Golf 2,45 Bowling League 4. ROBERT HORVATI-I - Monitor 1,2 5 Student Council 1,25 Bard Staff 4, QSales J5 Basketball Assist. Manager 25 Track 1,25 Bowling League 4. BARBARA HUFF - Latin Club 25 GAA 45 A Cappella 45 Thespians 3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 Class Plays 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Bard Staff 4 fSalesj5 Hub Staff 45 Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4. RONAID HULTON - Hi-Y 3,4. LARRY JAMIESON - Shutterbug 15 Class Play 3 fCommitteej5 Hi-Y 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Basketball Manager 25 Track 1. ROY JARVIS - Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,3,4. JANYCE JOHNSON - Latin Club 1,25 Office Aid 45 Junior Classical League 1,25 Student Council 35 GAA 1,2,3,45 Girl Leader 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Com- mittee 25 Intramural Manager 4. DON JOSHUA - Spanish Club 25 Latin Club 15 Monitor 35 A Cappella 3,45 Hi-Y 3,4, Pres.5 Prom Committee 25 Senior Fare- well Committee 25 Hub Staff 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. DICK KAY - Monitor 15 Hi-Y 4. VIC KATILUS - Latin Club 15 Hi-Y 3,4. DOROTHY KOSENSKY - Latin Club 2,35 Office Aid 45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Girl Leader 2,3,4, Pres. 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Committee 25 Bard Staff 4 fSalesj. TOM KRIECH - Spanish Club 1. RAY KESNER - Football 2. BEVERLY KING - Latin Club 1,25 Junior Classical League 1,25 GAA 3,45 A Cappella 35 Freshman Chorus 15 Marching Band 25 Concert Band 25 Pep Squad 1. CAROL KNUPP - Latin Club 1,25 Junior Classical League 1,25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Fresh- m-an Chorus 15 Girls Glee Club 25 Thespians 45 Class Plays 3,45 Marching 2,35 Concert Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 35 Prom Committee 35 Bard Staff 45 Pep Squad 45 Bowling League 4. PAT KOPP - Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Future Teachers of America 3,45 Monitor 3,45 Li- brary Aid 1,2,3, V. Pres.5 Junior Classical League, Pres. 45 Student Council 2,3,4, Sec.5 Class Officers Treas. 2, Sec. 35 GAA 1,2,3,45 Thespians 45 Class Plays 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Committee 35 Halloween Attendant 2. CAROL KRAUSE - Latin Club 1,2 5 Junior Classical League 1,25 Class Plays 3,4 1Com- mittee Q5 Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 3,45 Marching 1,2, 3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Bard Staff 45 Pep Squad 4. PAT LANDIS - French Club 25 Future Homemakers of America 4. JERRY LANDRY - Monitor 4. MORGAN LEWIS - Spanish Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 A Cappella 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1. JOHN LOVELESS - Latin Club 1,25 Junior Classical League 1,25 Key Club 3,4, Sec.45 Thespians 45 Class Plays 3,45 Hi-Y 35 Bard Staff 4. DAN MADELINE - Spanish Club 25 Class Officers 3, V. Pres.5 Hi-Y 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Football 45 Baseball 3,4. SAUNDRA MALINER - Spanish Club 2. HELEN MARITCH - Monitor 45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 A Cappella 2,3,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Class Plays 3, Committee5 Halloween Queen 45 Hub Staff 4. HUGHIE MCBRIDE - Kent Team 15 Key Club 25 Hi-Y 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2. DICK MCINTEE - Hi-Y 3,45 Senior Fare- well Committee 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 2,35 Baseball 4. KITTY MCKEE - Spanish Club 45 French Club Pres. 45 Monitor 45 Class Officer, Treas. 45 GAA 45 Thespians 45 Class Plays35 Bard Staff 4. ' BOB MCKNIGHT - Spanish Club 1,25 A Cappella 3545 Class Plays 4, Treas.5 Stage Crew5 Swing Band 1,2,35 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,2, 3.45 Baseball 4. 121 MARCIE MCMILLEN - Spanish Club 45 Latin Club 15 FHA 3,45 Junior Classical League 15 GAA 1. OLIVER McPETERS - Football 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4. ROBERTA MICHAEL - Latin Club 1,25 A Cappella 2,3,45 Freshman Chorus. MADELON MITCHELL - Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Sec.5 FTA 3,45 Monitor 35 Office Aid 35 Junior Classical League 1,2,3,45 Kent Team 2,35 Girls' State 35 Student Council 45 Class Officers 3, Treas.5 GAA 1,2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 A Cappella 45 Thespians 3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Pres.5 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2, 3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Comm. 25 Bard Staff 4. ROSEMARY MODARELLI - Latin Club 1,2 5 FTA 2,3,4, V. Pres.5 Library Aid 15 Junior Classical League 25 Student Council 35 GAA 1,2, Treas. 3,45 Bowling League 4, Sec.5 Intramural Manager 45 Thespians 3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Committee 2. GLENDA MONROE - Latin Club 1,25 Stu- dent Council 1,25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Girls Glee Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3. MARILYN MOZZILLO - Spanish Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3,45 French Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,2,45 FTA 3,4, Pres.5 Junior Classi- cal League 1,2,45 Kent Team 2,35 Student Council 25 GAA 1,2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 Thespians 45 Class Plays 3, Student Director, 45 Marching Band 1,2, 3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2, 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Committee 25 Bard Staff fCo-editorl 4. RUTH MUNDIS - Latin Club 1,25 Student Council 35 GAA 1,2,3,45 A Cappella 2,3,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Girls Glee Club 15 Thespians 2,3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Committee 25 Bard Staff 3,45 Band An- nouncer 2,35 Mascot 4. NADEJA - Monitor'2,35 Hi-Y 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Farewell Committee 25 Bard Staff 4 fSalesj5 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1. RICHARD NEWELL - Monitor 15 Hi-Y 3,4. GEORGIA NICHOLAS - Future Homemakers of America 45 Monitor 45 GAA 2,3,45 Fresh- man Chorus 15 Class Play QCommitteej 45 Bard Staff QSalesJ 45 Pep Squad 4. DOUG NODERER - Spanish Club 2,35 Key Club 3,45 Class Play 45 Prom Committee 35 Bowling League 4. NADYNE OAKLEY - Spanish Club 25 Kent Team 25 GAA 1,2,35 A Cappella 2,3,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Thespians 45 Class Play 45 Bard Staff fSalesj 45 Hub Staff 4. GLORIA OLIU - Future Homemakers of America 45 GAA 2,3,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Class Play QCommitteej 45 Bard Staff QSalesj 45 Pep Squad 4. JUDY ONESTI - Spanish Club 2,35 Monitor 3,45 A Cappella 2,3,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Girls Glee Club 1,25 Senior Farewell Com- mittee 3. RICHARD OROS - Hi-Y 3. MARLENE PAGLEY - French Club 3,43 Latin Club 1,23 Future Teachers of America 3,43 Junior Classical League 13 Kent Team 33 GAA 33 A Cappella 3,43 Freshman Chorus 13 Class Plays fCommit1:eej 3,45 Pep Squad 4. JIM PARSONS - Latin Club 1,25 Key Club 2,3,43 Hi-Y 3,43 Prom Committee 3. ED PASKEVICH - Spanish Club 23 Hi-Y 3,43 Football 3,4. DAVE PATTON - Monitor 43 Hi-Y 3, Sec- retary 43 Football 4. MARILYN PENN - Spanish Club 2,33 Moni- tor 43 GAA 43 Bard Staff QSalesj 43 Pep Squad 4. EMERICH PETRINJAK - Hi-Y 3,4. GOLDIE PHILLIPS - Spanish Club 23 Library Aid 2,3,43 GAA 1,43 Freshman Chorus 13 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Bard QSalesj 43 Pep Squad 4. STANLEY PIERSON - French Club 4, Vice Pres.3 FTA 43 Monitor 43 Bard Staff fSales J. FRANK PRAZNIK - French Club 33 Hi-Y 3,43 Golf 1,2,3,43 Football 132,3,43 Basket- ball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1. SHIRLEY RANDALL - Kent Team 13 Student Council 13 A Cappella 13 Freshman Chorus 13 Girls Glee Club 1. BETTY RASILE - Latin Club 1,23 Monitor 2,43 Library Aid 23 Junior Classical League 1,23 Kent Team 23 Student Council 1,25 GAA 1,2,3,43 Girl Leader 3,4, Sec.3 Class Plays 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Senior Farewell Committee 23 Bard Staff QBusinessj 43 Pep Squad 4 SHIRLEY REESE - Latin Club 1,2 3 Marching Band 3,43 Concert Band 2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,4. CARROL REIGELMAN - Latin Club 13 Monitor 43 Junior Classical League 13 GAA 1,2,3,43 A Cappella 2,3,43 Freshman Cho- rus 13 Thespians 43 Class Plays 3,43 Pep Squad 43 Golf 1. FAYE RESSLER - FHA 43 Class Plays 33 Pep Squad 4. MARGIE ROMO - Spanish Club 23 FHA 3,4, Pres.3 Pep Squad 4. Rl-IONDA ROSE - French Club 23 Monitor 3,43 Class Plays 3,43 Senior Farewell Com- mittee 23 Bard Staff 43 Pep Squad 4. TONY ROSILE - Spanish Club 3,43 Latin Club l,2, Treas.3 FTA 2,3,43 Junior Classi- cal League 1,23 Class Officers 2, Pres.3 Thespians 2,3,43 Class Plays 3,43 Prom Committee 33 Senior Farewell Committee 23 Bard Staff 4 fSalesQ. BILL RYSER - Monitor 33 Football 1,2,3,4 fCo-Captainj3 Basketball 1. LYNDA SAMSON - A Cappella 4. RUDOLPH SCHLAIS - Latin Club 1,23 Shut- terbug 1,2, Treas.3 Projection Club 1,2333 Junior Classical League 1,23 Kent Team 1,2,33 Student Council 33 Key Club 2,3,4, President3 National Honor Society 3,43 Thespians 43 Class Plays 43 Marching Band 2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Orchestra 2,3,43 Prom Committee 33 Senior Farewell Committee 23 Bowling League 4. NORMA JEAN SCHMIDT - Latin Club 13 A Cappella 1,2,3,43 Freshman Chorus ls Class Plays 43 Pep Squad 4. MARTY SHARISKY - A Cappella 33 Foot- ball 23 Basketball 2. JIM SHAULIS - Monitor 13 Projection Club 1,23 Swing Band 13 Marching Band 3,4. MARIAN SIMMONS - Latin Club 1,23 Monitor 1,23 Freshman Chorus 13 Girls Glee Club 13 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplain3 Marching Band 2,3,43 Concert Band 43 Orchestra 1,2, 3,45 Bard Staff 4 QBusinessj3 Pep Squad 4. AL SMITFV BONNIE SMITH - Latin Club 1,23 Monitor23 Student Council 2,33 A Cappella 2,33 Fresh- man Chorus 13 Prom Committee 33 Senior Farewell Committee 23 Homecoming Queen 43 Halloween Queen Attendant 33 Pep Squad 43 Cheerleader 1,2. BOB SPENCER - Monitor 3,4. ROBERTA SPRAGUE - Spanish Club 23 FHA 1,43 GAA 2. NORA LEA STEPHENS - Latin Club 1,2,3,43 FTA 2,3,43 Office Aid 43 Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4Q GAA 1,2,3,43 Girl Leader 43 A Cappella 43 Freshman Chorus 13 Class Plays 3,4 fC0mmittee Q3 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Treas.3 Swing Band 3,43 Marching Band 2,3,43 Concert Band 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Prom Committee 33 Senior Farewell Com- mittee 2. ARTHUR TOBEY - Spanish Club 23 Hi-Y 3,43 Swing Band l,2,33 Marching Band l,2,33 Concert Band 1,2,33 Orchestra 1,2,33 Prom Committee 33 Football 1,43 Baseball 3,43 Track 1,2. DON STEWART - Latin Club 1,23 Key Club 3,43 Class Plays 3,43 Hi-Y 3,43 Prom Com- mittee 33 Football 1, Manager. ' MIKE STUDER - Latin Club 1,2,33 Hi-Y 3,43 Prom Committee 33 Senior Farewell Committee 23 Golf l,2,3,43 Football 1,3. SHIRLEY SWARTZ - Freshman Chorus 13 Pep Squad 4. CARMEN TADDEO - Spanish Club 23 Stu- dent Council 33 Football 1. JUANITA THOMPSON - Latin Club 1,23 Future Teachers of America 23 Junior Clas- sical League 1,23 Student Council 13 GAA 3,43 A Cappella 2,3,43 Freshman Chorus 13 Thespians 3,4, Pres.3 Class Plays 3,43 Prom Committee 33 Senior Farewell Cornmittee23 Halloween Queen Attendant 13 Bai i Staff 43 Cheerleaders l,2,3,4. RUTH THOMPSON - Spanish Club 1' 3 Moni- tor 4 3 Freshman Chorus 1. SHIRLEY TREHAN - Spanish Club 23 Latin Club 13 Junior Classical League 13 Class Plays 3,4 fCommitteej3 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 2,3,43 Pep Squad 4. I 122 DELORES TUCHEK - Spanish Club 23 Moni- tor 33 Student Council 1,25 Class Officer 1, Treas.3 GAA 3,43 A Cappella 2,3,43 Fresh- man Chorus 13 Thespians 3,43 Class Plays 3,43 Prom Committee 33 Senior Farewell Committee 23 Homecoming Attendant 23 Cheerleader l,2,3,4. ANN MARIE VASSALO - Latin Club 1,23 Monitor 33 Library Aid 43 Office Aid 43 Class Plays 3,4 QCommitteesJ3 Bard Staff 43 Pep Squad 4. ELAINE VENZEN - Spanish Club 23 A Cap- pella 2,33 Class Play 4, fCommitteej3 Hub Staff 43 Pep Squad 4. GEORGE WAGNER - Spanish Club 2,43 Hi-Y 3,43 Football 3, Manager. LARRY WEBSTER - Boy's Home Economics Club 13 Football Field Maintenance 4. RICHARD WERNER - Shutterbug 13 Pro- jection Club 1,23 Hi-Y 3,4. SHIRLEY WHITTLE - Spanish Club 23 Monitor 43 GAA 1,2,3,4Q A Cappella 43 Freshman Chorus 1. HANK WILLIAMS - Monitor 33 Hi-Y 3,4. RAY WILSON - Latin Club l,2,3,4. DONNA WOOD - Spanish Club 3,4, Pres.3 Latin Club 1,2, Vice-Pres. 43 Future Teach- ers of America 2,3,43 Library Aid 13 Office Aid 2,3,43 Junior Classical League 2,43 Kent Team 1,33 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Treas.3 Class Officer 2, Vice-Pres.3 GAA 1,2,3,43 Girl Leader 2,3,4, Vice-Pres.3 National Honor Society 3 ,43 Thespians 43 Class Plays 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Prom Committee 33 Senior Farewell Commit- tee 2. NORMA JEAN YOHMAN - French Club 2,3,43 Library Aid 3, Sec. 4, Pres.3 Girl Leader 43 A Cappella 2,3,43 Freshman Cho- rus l3 Girls Glee Club 23 Class Plays 3,43 Bard Staff 43 Pep Squad 43 Bowling League 4. CARL ZETTERQUIST - Hi-Y 3,4, Treas.3 Football 3,43 Basketball 1. RICHARD BRITTON - Projection Club 23 Football ls Track 1,2. FRANK DRIPPS - Spanish Club 33 Key Club 3,43 Thespians 3,43 Class Plays 3,43 Hi-Y 3,43 Prom Committee 33 Senior Fare- well Committee 2. BOB EDWARDS - Football 1. HOMER FOX JOHN HALICKI - Spanish Club 23 Football 13 Track 1. JIM I-IERNAN LAVERN HETTRICK - French Club 23 Monitor 43 Class Plays 33 Bard Staff 4, QBUSIIHESSQQ Pep Squad 4. FRANK LOWER PHIL PETROSKY - Spanish Club 23 Prom Committee 33 Senior Farewell Commit- tee 23 Football 2. ,......., S .. f -.s , L, I-.L i wha tlfililv ,W ,. W. 53?-Y ,.., r ,K f 1.162 65' X 7' a pf 4, -.yfifw 3 , I'Ef' Al 1 eg G ,, ff -M, . . E if ,ff ix af --f Qi G L -'-A g,vE ?l 1'-Nw kt' . ' f V Il 5 f , .z,,.....W, Lv, , M19 . Q H' Q W. ......-1 ,S 'SW ER ,W ' f - 'g K- I IV ,-kk ini? f . 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