Hubbard High School - Bard Yearbook (Hubbard, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1965 volume:

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N... ... . . , . x , L , . , This is Hubbard High School-- the people, the places, the pattern for the future This is Hubbard High School- the people, the places, the pattern for the future To each of us, Hubbard High School means something different, and if we ask, What is Hubbard High School? we will get a different answer from each student according to his own interests and goals here at Hubbard. We often come to school, day in and day out, without think- ing about what we are doing here and what is happening to us. Most of us are unaware of it, but some- thing is happening to us, for high school is shaping our lives--socially, academi- cally, physically. Some of the unseen forces have a more pronounced effect, and others are resisted, so that each student develops along different lines. Though we may not notice the effect of high school on ourselves, we often see our friends reacting to it, and by ob- serving their changing moods and behav- ior, we discover that high school is a major influence in our lives. As you glance through the pages of this yearbook, try to answer for your- self the question, What is Hubbard High School? The answer will not be the same for each person, and some will not find a satisfactory answer. But years from now when you take this BARD into your hands, you will be able to say, This is Hubbard High School . Contents Administration and Faculty .............. IO Seniors. . . . . ..... 28 Juniors ................ 60 Sophomores ............ 72 Freshmen .............. 84 Activities .............. 96 Athletics... .......l30 Sponsors.............l48 Sometimes we pause and reflect on what is happen- ing to us here. We search and question, and apply our knowl- edge. Patterns for Intellectual Achievement We express our own thoughts and are influenced by the ideas of others. We cooperate and develop our talents. We are quick to learn the current fads, fashions, and songs, and dances. Patterns for We pause and relax, and enjoy the companionship of others. Often we give of ourselves to entertain and enlighten others. Social Advancement We share our smiles of victory and tears of defeat. We are alert and ready, knowing that we will soon be called on to fight for I-I.I-I.S. Patterns for Physical Development We support our team and instill a desire into the players to make losers into winners. X lllllllllllllllllll g E; X V5355; X llllllllillllllllll lilllll X lllllllll X lllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllll X llllllllllll X lllllllllllllllllll llllllllllll X FA CULTT AND ADMINISTRA TION AURA WHEELER RAY WERNER ALFRED DEANE J OHN McCONNELL Board of Education MRS. B. M. PERCY Clerk-Treasurer Serving on a local Board of Education is one of the most challenging, time-consuming, and yet commend- able services a citizen can render to his community. This group is the policy- -forming and advisory body which assists our school superintendent in the financ- ing and administration of our public schools . Its duty in providing a free, tax-supported education entails much responsibility, concern, effort, and ingenuity-- With little remuneration. We are grateful to these citizens of Hubbard for pro- viding us with beautiful buildings and grounds, our ex- cellent teachers and supervisors, our transportation and other facilities, as well as for their encouragement and interest in helping us to attain a good education. GEORGE GUIDOSH FLORENCE DIROLL Secretary PHYLLIS GAMACHE Secret ary ,iuam MMIN $ Acting Superintendent Mr. Loren O. Giblin is our acting superintendent this year during the absence of Mr. Briggs. He is responsible for the establishment of the curriculum and staff supervision. Under his direction, many curriculum changes which will benefit our school program have been made, especially in the high school. Superintendent Mr. Loren H. Briggs, now on leave of absence from the Hubbard school system, is working on his doctorate at Ohio State University, but he still acts in an advisory capacity to the Board of Educa- tion. His advanced educational ex- perience will make him an even more capable leader of our schools in the future. Mrs. Norma Sonny, high school sec- retary and treasurer for most school clubs, is a very efficient and helpful person. She keeps records of all bank- ing accounts, writes checks, answers the telephone, maintains student scholastic records, writes letters, and keeps in- formed on all school personnel and af- fairs--all with such a happy disposition! Principal Mr. ClaIis E. Jones, our principal, holds a position of grave responsibility. He not'only sets high standards of conduct for about twelve hundred students, but also attends to his many regular duties with admirable conscientiousness. We are grateful to Mr. Jones for working so hard during the summer months making out student schedules, for giving some ex- cellent pep talks which were an impor- tant part in keeping our school spirit high, and for making our stay at Hubbard High one that we will soon look back on with fond memories. Mrs. Barbara Hogg is the newest addi- tion to the office secretarial staff. She serves as a general assistant in the of- fice, but her special duties include tak- ing care of student records and making out transcripts. In addition, she assists the nurse every morning. Assista nt Principal Mr. William Tucciaxone, Assistant Principal in charge of pupil personnel, keeps all student attendance records and maintains discipline among the students by devoting a portion of his time to their general supervision. He also finds time to serve as advisor to the Student Council. Mrs. Elsie Schultz, secretary for pupil personnel services, also does special typing for school publications and for the athletic programs. She operates the off-set machine and renders many other office services too numerous to mention. Secretaries FRED MOORE Director of Pupil Personnel School Psychologist Mr. William McAlpin, Guidance Counselor, conducts orientation classes for all freshmen during the first six weeks of school. He is also responsi- ble for testing, counseling, scheduling, and guiding each student. In addition, he contributes much time and effort to securing profitable scholarships of various kinds of deserving high school seniors. WILLIAM McALPIN Guidance Counselor Guidance Mr. FredJ. Moore, Jr., is the Director of Pupil Per- sonnel and School Psychol- ogist. He is responsible for development of child study and guidance services and is supervisor of special educa- tion, speech and hearing, guidance, health and social services . Attendance Mr. Louis Texter, Attendance Officer, is the friendly but firm member of our school staff. He investigates all prolonged or repeated cases of ab- senteeism and makes sure all eligible students are in school when they should be, according to the law. LOU IS TEXTER Attendance Officer J OANN ROOSE School Nurse Mrs. Joann Roose, R.N., helps to maintain the health program in the high school as well as in Reed Elementary School. Her duties entail health tests, aid in case of emergencies at school, checking absentees for disease symp- toms, administering remedies for ill- ness, and occasionally transporting an 111 student home. Health Enghsh Department ETHEL BOWERS English IV JUDITH GREENBERGER English III ETHEL HEBERLING Librarian Library Aides supervisor HENRIETTA MORRIS BETTY MALIN English III English II 6: IV Journalism Sophomore sponsor Publications advisor A.F.S. sponsor PRICILLA NOGA English I 8111 Great is journalism. Is not every able editor a ruler of the world, being the persuade: of it? --Carly1e Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt. -- Phillipians IV:8 SHERRAN REYNOLDS Speech Drama Class plays director Stage Technicians sponsor P.A. Crew sponsor J OSEPH SARBO English I 8:11 Sophomore advisor A.F.S. sponsor CLARENCE SCHMIDT ARLENE ROHRER English I 8:11 English I Business English PATRICIA VUKSANOVICH English I KATHLEEN SEMONZA English II Freshman sponsor ROBERT DUCA Spanish I 8:11 French I 8:11 Spanish Club sponsor French Club sponsor GEORGE KOVACH Latin 1,11,111, 8: IV Latin Club advisor J.C.L. adviser Conversation is the laboratory and workshop of the student. --Emerson Language Department CHARLES BAILEY Algebra II General Math 1 8:11 RAY BALLENGER Algebra I Ticket manager Athletic Council THERESSA ERICH Plane 8zModern Geometry N.I-LS. sponsor RUTH LANTZ Math 1 8: IV Senior advisor Mathematics Department Science Department ANTHONY CARSONE General Science Biology Athletic Board Track coach Football coach Science Club advisor J OHN F RANKO Chemistry JAMES INGLEFIELD General Science NICHOLAS SOSTARIC Physics Biology Science Seminar Athletic Association Science Fair sponsor Bowling advisor Baseball coach ALBERT SMELKO General Science WILLIAM WHITE Biology Athletic Board Far must thy researches go wouldst thou learn the world to know. --Confucius Vocational Educaaon WILLIAM COLLINS Metal Shop I 8:11 Freshman Orientation Audio-Visual Aids sponsor CLYDE HALL Mechanical Drawing I c3: II Freshman Orientation Athletic director DONALD HURST Woodshop I Freshman Orientation Athletic Association Audio-Visual Aids sponsor Basketball coach-- Freshman DANIEL MODAK Occupational Skills Athletic Association Golf coach Football coach-- Freshman A well laid plan is ever to my mind most profitable. --Herodotus LEE ROBINSON Power Mechanics I 111 Freshman Orientation Athletic Association Basketball coach Football 00ach NORBERT SMOLEN Electricity Woodshop II Freshman Orientation Stage Crew sponsor Head equipment coordinator Senior sponsor I never heard so musical 3 discord, such sweet thunder. --Shakespeare Music Department 23 ANTHONY BASILE JOHN BRIDEWESER Vocal Music World History A Cappella adviser Boys' Physical Education LOUIS COLELLA Head football coach Instrumental Music Athletic Board Bandmaster Athletic Council HAROLD McCORT American History Civics Junior sponsor RICHARD SONTAG Civics Hi -Y adviser STANLEY STRAIGHT American History Economics Sociology F.T.A. sponsor Social Studies MARY CONCANNON Home Economics I,II, mu HELEN RICE Home Economics I 8: IV I 3: IV Tri-Hi-Y adviser She looketh well to the ways of her household. --Ecclesiastes Home Economics NELL BURROWS Typing 1 8:11 Office Practice F.T.A. advisor MARILYN SLEMONS Typing I Shorthand I oS:II Personal Typing HERBERT TEKLIN General Business Bookkeeping II Business Arithmetic Business Law Freshman advisor Business Education Health Education J EANNINE FAIVER Art WILLIAM McALPIN Guidance Key Club Advisor CECELIA AMEDIA He alth Junior advisor HARRIET McMILLEN Girls' Physical Education lntramurals advisor G.A.A. sponsor Girl Leaders advisor Cheerleaders advisor Art CLAYTON WEST Boys' Physical Education and Guidance Something I must invent and paint . . . --Hood 25 Bus Drivers Our capable bus drivers assure the safety of the students in transportation Coo ks to and from school. They also transport the athletic teams, band, and other groups to and from athletic contests and on occasional field trips . Serving well balanced and appetizing meals to both the students and fac- ulty is the task that con- fronts the cafeteria cooks . For a school the size of ours, this is no easy task. ANGIE WEIDMAN Dietician CAFETER I A STAFF1Liz Lurar, Mary DeSanctis, Irene Shook, Camille Cunningham, Helen Fisher, Angie We idman, Mary Tate, Julia Tickey. B U S DR I VER S: KNEELING--Joseph Spadaford, Deane Kirby, Albert Marrokal. STANDING--Bob Mac- Murray, Vince Scopacasa, Ed Harder, Dean Burrows, Sam Rakyta, Frank Chufo, Bill McBride, Charles Baker, Wal- ter Edwards, Claude Tobey, Louis Texter, William Harrison, Ernest DeMatteo, Bob Wilson. Custodians Our custodial staff is con- stantly 0n the go because they have the unceasing task of keeping the school clean, comfortable, and in top operating condition . Need- less to say, their services are very valuable. CU STO D I AN 5: James Pritchard, J. Woodrow Wilson. Not shown are Robert Wood, Building and Grounds Supervisor, Gene Bruce, and John Sullivan. m mm: 3:, Q SENIORS st. Lantz and MI. Smolen, as advisors to the class of 1965, have spent many hours of their time in trying to make our four years at H.H.S. a most memorable and profitable ex- perience. The Senior Class takes this oppor- tunity to thank them in appreciation of the work they've done for our class. CHARLES LEWIS ABER JANE LOUISE ALEXANDER J OHN ROBERT ALEXANDER F RED A. ARTHUR ROBERT LEE ASHBY MARY JANE AUGUSTINE JOHN M. BANKO VINCENT E. BARRA RONA LD J OSEPH BARTHOLOMEW DONALD BAUN PATTI ANN BAYUS J OHN J AMES BEACH KENNETH LEE BECKMAN RONALD BEGEOT SANDRA J EAN BERENDT DAVID BES T RICHARD CLA IR BIGELOW WILLIAM ANTHONY BILCHIK SARA LYNNE BISHOP THOMAS SAMUEL BLAIR TIM WYATT BLAKE DAVID A. BOLCHALK GA IL J EANETTE BRADLEY BEVERLY ANN BRESNAHAN DONAVON DANIEL BROWN J ER OME ROBERT CAMPANA EUGENE E. CAMUSO DELORES J OY CAVANAUGH RONALD K. CHORDAS PHILIP ANTHONY CIUFO DAVID L. COLLER DANIEL J OHN CONTI CHARLOTTE ANN CORNWELL MARIE ELIZABETH COSTICK DONNA J EAN COTTRILL CAROL ELAINE COXS ON KATHLEEN CRAIG GA IL J EAN CRAWF 0RD BRUCE ROBERT CURRIE KATHY D'ANGELO The success of the Senior Class depends on the leadership of our officers. President Bill Randall presides over each class meeting while Vice-President Bill Orr assists. Diane Doyle, our Secretary, keeps the minutes of the meetings and carries on correspondence, and Treasurer Joy Cavanaugh keeps accurate financial records. Reidun Mortensen is Hubbard High's foreign exchange student from Aardalstangen, Nor- way. During her stay in Hubbard, she will live with the Hood family of 12 Laurel Park Drive. Rae came to America to learn the English language, to make American friends, and to take part in daily American life. Her pleas- ant smile and agreeable personality have won her many friends. CA ROL SUE DARRELL LORRA INE DeJULIO LYNNE DeJ ULIO SUSANNE MARIE DELSERONE J UDY EILEEN DENAMEN HELEN JEAN DeVETO ROGER PATRICK DIORIO THOMAS EVAN DOAN KATHLEEN ANNE DOSCH DIANE LYNN DOYLE BARBARA ANN DUBYAK ROSE ANN DUFFIELD NANCY LEE EDWARDS ROBERT BENJAMIN EVANS RUSSELL DENNIS EVANS RONALD EUGENE F ABIAN JAMES J FIF REY FAIRBANKS THOMAS WESLEY FEDORCHAK KAY ANN FERGUSON LAWRENCE J . FIEDLER CHERYL ANN FITZHUGH MARY LOUISE FLESHER GA RY M ICHAEL FLUEN T PATRICIA ANN FRY J OHN J OSEPH F ULYTAR RONALD LEE GEHR ING WILLIAM PAUL GLADYSZ THOMAS MICHAEL GLEYDURA SAMUEL J OSEPI-I GONDER JAMES WAYNE GOODYEAR LES LIE J OHN HABEL SUE ANN HACKER LINDA HAGEMAN WAYNE ROBERT HAGEN LORETTA ANN HALLMAN BARBA RA AN N HARDER LARRY JAMES HARPER BLODWYN LOUISA HARRY RICHARD LEWIS HELTERBRAN MARY CA TH ER INE HER UBIN Terry Evans, Hubbard High's first A.F.S. stu- dent to complete a term's study abroad, has spent a year in Bedfordview, South Africa, near Johannesburg. Terry has had a rewarding and educational year in Africa. He attended Queens High School and was honored with the school's colors for outstanding skill in the sport of Rugby. Terry returned to Hubbard for the last semes- ter of his Senior year to graduate with the class. Diane Doyle, Mary Ellen Terray, and Carol Vargo represented Hubbard at Girls' State in the summer of 1964. By setting up their own miniature government, they learned of the rights, duties, and privileges of American citizenship. MARY ELLEN HOARE JANICE LEE HOGG JUDI ELAINE HOOD CHERYL ANNE HOOVER GLORIA J EAN HORNYAK J OAN MELONY HORVATH ANTHONY HUBIN JAMES LEE HULL PHYLLIS SUE HUMPHREYS J OYCE ANN HUNGERFORD TIMOTHY LESTER IFFT CLARENCE LEE JACKSON ELLA CEC IL IA J ENNIN GS LINDA IR ENE J OHN SON REEDA G. J OHNSTON EDWARD HOWARD J ONES J OHN PAUL J ONES DALE PATRICK J ORDAN IREN E R. J UILLERA T GARY PHILIP KARLOVIC SANDRA J EAN KELLY CHERYL LOUISE KENNEDY JANE ANN KENNEDY LINDA ANN KIRKPATRICK MARY F RANCES KLUCHER KATHLEEN ANN KOPSC O MARILYN IRENE KOSTOW SUSAN DELORES KRESOVSKI PATRICIA ANN KRIEDLER FRANK MICHAEL KRIECH J OHN ANTHONY KUKURA J OSEPH FRANK KUTY SUSAN LEE LADIG LINDA RUTH LANDIS THOMAS LANG BONNIE LOU LANGLEY LATHLEEN J OYCE LANEY DAVID LEE LOWRY DONALD LEE LOWRY ERNEST JAMES LUCAS m enkiir ,uufa'trli'rfn? .4 V r ; 14v. w; ingxn thsi Bill Bilchik, Jim Hull, and Doug Allshouse represented Hubbard High at Boys' State last summer. They were chosen by local civic clubs on their ability to speak publicly, their civic interest, and their scholastic average. At Boys' State they learned about the struc- ture of the government and put their talents to work to get elected to an office in their government. Keeping the student body informed is the duty of the HUB editor, Kathy Laney. Don Thompson, BARD editor, is responsible for compiling memories of school life in the yearbook. Gloria Mathews, HIGH LIGHTER editor, pre- sents the highest standards of student crea- tivity in the literary-art magazine. BILLIE J EA N LUTHER ON ROBERT LELAND LYONS WILLIAM DONALD McAFOOSE J AMES J OS EPH Mc CALLEN SUSAN LARUE McCLAIN THOMAS J AMES McCLAIN KATHLEEN FERNE McCLINTIC ROBERT WINSTON McCONNELL KARIN LOU Mc C RORY JEAN ANN MCDOWELL KAREN EILEEN Mc INTEE DONALD EUG ENE McKINLEY EVELYN McMAHAN PATRICIA ANN McMILLEN SHIRLEY JEANNE McMONACLE SHERRY LEE McMURRAY CLAUDIA ELIZABETH M ac S KIMMING PASCALIA MAGEROS JOYCE LYN MAIETTA THOMAS MATHEW MARROKAL J OAN ELLEN MARSHALL DENNIS PAUL MATHEW S GLORIA J EAN MATHEWS KATHLEEN LOUISE MATKOVICH SUSAN JANE MAYO NANCY GENE MECKLER MONA LEE M ICHELENE MARGUERITE ELAINE M IKITA CHARLES DUANE M ILLER RAY EUG ENE M ILLER DAVID J OHN M ILLERLEILE NANCY KAY MINZE PAMELA ANN MITCHELL SUSAN SYLVIA MOGA ROSS J OHN MONAHAN TERRANCE FRANK MORETTI DAVID WILLIAM MORRIS REIDON BOSTEDT MORTENSEN J OYCE ANN MURDOCK CHARLES WILLIAM NEHLS Scholarship tests and entrance examinations are required of college-bound seniors. Who Says only one senior can talk on the phone at a time. FRANCES ANN NELEPKA HAROLD JAMES NEWTON MARTHA LOUISE ONDICH WILLIAM BERTON ORR PATRICIA J O PARKER RALPH HAROLD PAULEY RUTH ELLEN PENNELL REBECCA J EAN PERLINE JAMES PAUL PETRICH ELIZABETH ANN PITTS RONALD EDWARD PORTER JAMES MICHAEL PREGI WILLIAM HARRY PRUSSIA DONALD EMIL PUCAK MARGERY ANN PUGH MARY ELIZABETH PUNCEKAR GAYLE LYNN PUSCHER WILLIAM ROBERT RANDALL THOMAS GEMLD RASETA KAREN LYNN RAY CHERYL SUSANNE REICHART SANDRA LEE REIGELMAN RICHARD RESETAR CAROL ANN RHYAL HERBERT J OSEPH RICKARD DENNIS CHARLES ROBB HELEN CATHERINE ROBBINS EUGENE GERALD ROBBINS RAE JEAN ROHRBAUGH RICHARD DENNIS ROLLAND ROBERT ROSILE VIRGINIA MAY ROUPE LINDA LEE SAMPLE J OHN WILLIAM S CAHILL NORMA J EAN SCHULLER NICHOLAS RAY SCUTILLO SANDRA KAY SHARISKY JEAN ANN SENICH BEVERLY ANN SHAULIS WILLIAM A SHERRON Many seniors will agree that lunch is the best part of coming to school. Panels! Notebooks! Current events! These are the ingredients of civics class. MICHAEL JAMES SISCO WILLIAM MA RTIN SK RUCK CHERYL LEE SMITH MA RY F RANCES SMITH THOMAS RAYMOND SMITH NANCY MAE SPERKO J OSEPH FLOYD SPRAGUE BONNIE LOU S TAFF JANICE ELAINE STAFFORD RAYMOND EDWARD STAFFORD JAMES PAUL STARKEY PATRICIA ANN STINEDU RF PATSY SULLIVAN KATHLEEN MARIE SVETH MA RY ELIZA BETH SWA RTZ ROY G. SZANN'Y JUDITH ANNE TAAF E CHERYL RUTH TAKACS BARBARA JEAN TARR MARY ANN TATE J ACK CA RM INE TAVOLARIO GLORIA J EAN TAYLOR MA RY LEE TEDROW MARY ELLEN TERRAY DON WESLEY THOMPSON JEANNE CRANE THORNHILL EMIL TOLNAR EILEEN RUTH TOWNSEND ANDREA SUE VANUSEK CA ROL S UE VA RC 0 MICHAEL GEORGE VILLAR LINDA KAY VOSCH SHIRLEY ELANE WALTMAN J EAN ELAINE WARD LINDA JANE WASHINGTON RAY OWEN WATKINS CHERYL LYN WATSON RAYMON D W. WELLS DONALD JAMES WILLIAMS ROBERT DALE WILLIAMSON Mike Yanik and Linda Johnson reigned as king and queen of the Winter Wonderland Ball held at Stambaugh Auditorium. They were chosen as candidates by the Hi-Y and TrieHi-Y Clubs of Hubbard, and since Hubbard had the great- est number attending the dance, Mike and Linda were crowned king and queen. The Senior Class this year presented the play Seventeenth Summer which proved to be successful only after cooperative efforts of the cast and crew under the direction of Miss Reynolds. Shown here are members of the cast getting final touches of make-up minutes before the play begins. JANET RUTH WILSON PAUL ALFRED WINWOOD DAVID LEE WOOD J UDY ANN WOODALL LINDA LOU WRAY JAMES FRANCES WRIGHT MICHAEL GEORGE YANIK RUSSELL GEORGE YOHMAN ROBERT CLIFFORD YOUNG After the seniors have finished their lunch, they are refreshed and ready to continue the second half of a difficult day of school. Senior Activities CHARLES ABER--Academic -- Spanish Club, Kent Teams, Foot- ball--1, Intramurals. JANE ALEXANDER--Academic-- G.A.A., Intramurals, Pep Squad, Freshman Choir, Sr. Farewell Comm., Sophomore Choir, A'Cap- pella, French Club--V. Pres., Tri- Hi-Y, Jr. Play--Student Directox, F.T.A., Sr. Play Comm. JOHN ALEXANDER--Academic-- Latin Club, Intramurals, Key Club --Pres., Sr. Farewell Comm., Hi- Y, Jr. Play Comm., J.C.L., SI. Play Comm., Student Council. FRED AR'l'l-lUR--Industrial--Sr. Farewell Comm. ROBERT ASHBY--Industrial. MARY JANE AUGUSTINE--Bus- iness--A'Cappella. JOHN BANKO--Academic--Latin Club, Football--1,2, Track--1,2. VINCENT BARRA--Academic-- Latin Club--Pxes., J.C.I., Kent Teams, Key Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Play Cast, Intramurals, N.H.S., Sr. Play Cast, Hi-Y. RONALD BARTHOLOMEW--Ac- ademic--Latin Club, J.C.L., Track--1,2,4, Kent Teams, Intra- murals, Gymnastic 8zTumbling Teams. DONALD BAUN--Academic-- French Club, Prom Comm. PATTI BAYUS--BusinessuG.A.A. , Tri-Hi-Y, 5:. Play Comm. JOHN BEACH--Industrial--Intra- murals, Tumbling Team. KENNETH BECKMAN--Industrial. RONALD BEGEOT--Industrial. SANDRA BERNDT--Business-- G.A.A., F.H.A. DAVID REST--Academic. RICHARD BIGELOWuAcademic -- Basketball--1,2, Football--1,2,3,4, Track--1,2,3,4, Intramurals, Sr. Farewell Comm., Jr. Play Cast, Hi-Y Pres., Spanish Club, From Comm., Student Council. WILLIAM BILCHIK--Academic-- French Club, Kent Teams, Foot- ball--1,2,3,4, Band, Basketball-- 1,2, Key Club--Sec., Sophomore Class President, Boys' State, J.A., Hi-Y, World Affairs Institute, Jr. Play Cast, N.H.S., Hub Staff, Bard Staff, Quill 8: Scroll. SARA BISHOP--Academic-- F.H.A., Latin Club, Bowling, F.N.A., Sr. Farewell Comm., Girl Leaders, A.F.S., Txi-Hi-Y, SI. Play Comm., Hub Staff, Qlill 8: Scroll. THOMAS BLAIR--Industrial-- Latin Club. TIM BLAKEnIIIdlLSEIiaL-Latin Club. DAVID BOLCHALKnAcademicu Golf, Spanish Club, Intramurals. GAIL BRADLEY--Business--G. A.A. Intramuxals, Freshman Choir, Sophomore Choir, F.N.A., Sr. Fare- well Comm., Pep Squad, A'Cap- pella, Concert Choir. BEVERLY BRESNAHAN--Business-- Latin Club, G.A.A., F.N.A., F.H.A., Bowling, Freshman Choir, Jr. Play Comm. DANIEL BROWN--Academic-- Football--1,2,3,4, Track--l,2,3,4, Basketball--1, Intramurals. J EROME CAMPANA--Industria1-- Basketball--1,2,3,4, Track--1,2,3, 4, Football--4, Hi-Y. EUGENE CAMU SO- - Ind ustrial. DELORES CAVANAUGH--Ac- ademic--Band, C.A.A., Intra- murals, F.H.A., Sr. Farewell Comm., F.T.A.--Historian, Sr. Class Treasurer, Sr. Play Comm., Girl Leaders, Sr. Formal Comm. RONALD CHORDAS--Academic-- Latin Club, J.C.L., Intramurals, Bowling, Key Club, Bard Staff, Quill 8zScroll. RONALD CIUFO--Academic-- Football--1,2,3,4, Track--1,2,3,4, Latin Club, Hi-Y. DAVID COLLER--Academic-- Golf, French Club. DANIEL CONTI--Industrial. CHARLOTTE CORNWELL--Gen- era1--Library Aid, G.A.A., French Club. MARIE COSTICK--Academic-- Freshman Choir, G.A.A., Latin Club, F.N.A., Pep Squad, Sr. Fare- well Comm., Spanish Club, From Comm., Jr. Play Comm., Kent Teams, J.A., A.F.S., Sr. Play 88W COTTRILL--Business-- G.A.A,, Freshman Choir, F.H.A., Monitor, Library Aid. CAROL COXSON- -Business--Band, French Club, Sophomore Choir, G.A.A., Intramurals, Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Play Comm. KATHLEEN CRAIG--General-- G.A.A., Intramurals, Freshman Choir, Sophomore Choir, A'Cap- pella, Concert Choir. GAIL CRAWFORD--Academic-- G.A.A., Intramurals, F.H.A., F.N.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Girl Leaders. BRUCE CURRIE--Academic-- Football--1,2,3, Intramurals, Spanish Club. KATHY D'ANGELO--Academic-- French Club, Freshman Choir, G.A.A., F.T.A., Sr. Farewell Comm., Tri-Hi-Y, Girl Leaders, Cheerleader, Jr. Play Cast, Stu- dent Council, Homecoming Queen, A'Cappella--Sec. 8r.Treas., Hub Staff, Quill Scroll. CAROL DARRELL--Business-- Latin Club, Library Aid, F.T.A. LORRAINE DEJULIO--Business-- G.A.A., 5:. Farewell Comm., F.H.A., Prom Comm., Jr. Play Comm., Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Play Comm. LYNNE DEJULIO--Business-- G.A.A., Sr. Farewell Comm., F.H.A., Prom Comm., Jr. Play Comm., Tri -Hi-Y. SUSANNE DELSERONE--Academic 56 --Latin Club, Bowling, Freshman Choir, French Club, F.T.A., F.N.A., G.A.A., A.F.S., 5:. Play Comm. JUDY DENAMEN--Business-- G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Play Comm. JEAN DEVETO--General--G.A.A., Pep Squad, F.H.A., Intramurals, J.A. ROGER DIORIO--Academic-- Latin Club, J.C.L., Football--l, Intramurals, BaSEBall-J, Track-- 3,4. TOM DOAN--Academic--ernch Club, Hi-Y. KATHLEEN DOSCH--Academic-- Latin Club, Kent Teams, Fresh. 8: Sophomore Class Secretary, J.C.L., G.A.A., N.H.S., F.T.A., A.F.S.-- Txeas. 8aSec., Hub Staff High- Lighter Staff, Sr. Play Comm., Quill :SzScroll. DIANE DOYLE--Academic-- Freshman Choir, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Intramurals, Spanish Club --Treas., F.T.A.--Pxes., Sr. Farewell Comm., Girl Leaders, Kent Teams, Tri-I-Ii-Y, Prom Comm., Jr. Play Comm., Girls' State, N.HS., Sr. Play Comm., Senior Class Secretary, Bard Staff, Quill 8zScroll, Student Council. BARBARA DUBYAK--Academic-- G.A.A., F.H.A., Pep Squad, Intra- murals, F.N.A.--V. Pres, Sr. Farewell Comm., Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club--V. Ptes., Jr. Play Comm., Girl Leaders, Monitor, Sr. Formal Comm. ROSE DUFFIELD--Academic-- Latin Club, G.A.A., Freshman Choir, Intramurals, Sophomore Choir, Tti-Hi-Y, A'Cappella, Prom Comm., Concert Choir, Sr. Play Comm. NANCY EDWARDS--Business-- G.A.A., F.H.A., Bowling, Pep Squad, Intramurals, Sr. Play Comm. ROBERT EVANS--Academic-- Latin Club, J.C.L., Key Club. RUSSELL EVANS--Academic-- Bowling, Spanish Club, Sr. Fare- well Comm., Jr. Play Comm., Intramurals, Sr. Play Comm. RONALD FABIAN--Academic-- Spanish C1ub--V. Pres., Intra- murals, Kent Teams, A.F.S., Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm. JAMES FAIRBANKS--Academic-- Spanish Club--Pres., Band, Bowl- ing, Intramurals, Jr. Play Comm., A.F.S., Sr. Play Comm. THOMAS FEDORCHAK--Academic Spanish Club, Intramurals. KAY F ERGUSON--Academic-- Latin Club, G.A.A., Cheerleader, Freshman Choir, F.T.A., Sr. Faxe- well Comm., Student Council-- Sec., Halloween Qleen Attendant, Sophomore Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Play Cast, Hub Staff, High-Lighter Staff, Sr. Play Cast, Qlill 8zScroll. LARRY FIEDLER--Academic-- Latin Club, Intramurals, Bowling, Soph. 8LJunior Class V. President, J.C.L., Key Club--Treas., Sr. Farewell Comm., Prom. Comm., Hi-Y, Jr. Play Cast 8:Comm., A.F.S., 51'. Play Comm., Hub Staff, Student Council, Quill 8zScroll. CHERYL F I'I'ZHUCH--Business- - G.A.A., French Club, Band, Intra- murals, F.N.A., Sr. Farewell Comm., Tri-Hi-Y, Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm. MARY FLESHER--Academic-- Student Council, French Club, Girl Leaders, Pep Squad, Fresh- man Choir, G.A.A., Intramurals, Bowling, Sophomore Choir, F.T.A., Homecoming Queen Attendant, Sr. Farewell Comm., Junior Class Sec- retary, Tri-Hi-Y, Cheerleader, Jr. Play Comm., Prom Comm. GARY FLUENT--Industri 31-- Spanish Club, Freshman Choir. PATRICIA FRY--General--G.A.A., Bowling, Intramurals, Pep Squad, Sophomore Choir, Girl Leaders, F.H.A., Sr. Farewell Comm., Jr. Play Comm., A'Cappella, Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Concert Choir. JOHN FULYTAR--Industrial RONALD GEHRING--General-- Football--1,2,3,4, Baseball--1,2, 3, Intramurals. BILL GLADYSZ--Industti 21-4335- ketball--1,2,3,4. THOMAS GLEYDURA- - Industri 211 --Latin Club. SAMUEL GONDER--Academic-- Football--1, Latin Club, Bowling, Intramurals, J.C.L., Golf. JAMES GOODYEAR--Industrial. LESLIE HABEL--Academic--Latin Club, Bowling, Intxamurals, J.C.L., Spanish Club--Pres., Kent Teams, Key Club, Hi-Y, A.F.S., Baxd Staff, Quill 8:8croll, Student Council. SUE HACKER--Business--G.A.A., F.H.A., F.N.A., Pep Squad, Li- brary Aid, Sr. Farewell Comm., Bowling, Majorette. LINDA HAGEMAN--Business-- G.A.A., J.A., F.T.A. WAYNE HAGEN--Academic-- Basketball--1, Football--1,2,3,4 --Captain, Track, Spanish Club, Baseball--2,3,4, Intramurals, Hi-Y--Sec., Key Club, St. Play Cast, Student Council. LORETTA HALLMAN--Academic --G.A.A., Spanish Club, Intra- muxals, Library Aid--Sec., Tri- Hi-Y, A.F.S., Girl Leaders. BARBARA HARDER--Academic-- Band, Latin Club, J.C.L., F.T.A. --Sec., F.N.A.--Sec., Pep Squad, G.A.A., Sr. Farewell Comm., Tri- Hi-Y, J.A., Jr. Play Comm., Prom Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Hub Staff, A'Cappella, A.F.S., Quill 8LScroll. BLODWYN HARRY--Academic-- G.A.A., Latin Club, J.C.L, Sr. Farewell Comm., Library Aid, 'F.N.A., A.F.S., Jr. Play Comm. RICHARD HELTERBRAN--Ac- ademic--Spanish Club, Intramurals. MARY HERUBIN--Academic-- Latin Club, Fieshman Class Treas- urer, Pep Squad, Halloween Queen, J.C.L., F.N.A., Sr. Farewell Comm., Jr. Play Comm., Tri-Hi-Y, A'Cappella, F.H.A. MARY HOARE- -Business--G.A.A., ershm'an Choir, Pep Squad, Intra- murals, F.H.A., 5:. Farewell Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Hallow- een Queen Attendant, Latin Club. JANICE HOGG--Academic--Pep Squad, Latin Club, G.A.A., Fresh- man Choir, Band, F.N.A., A'Cap- pella, Sr. Farewell Comm., Prom Comm., Jr. Play Cast, Mascot, Tri-Hi-Y, 5:. Play Cast. DAVE HOLT--Industrial. JUDI HOOD--Academic--French Club, C.A.A., Freshman Choir, Pep Squad, Kent Teams, Soph- omore Choir, A'Cappella, Tri-Hi-Y, Intramurals, A.F. 5., Concert Choir. CHERYL HOOVER--Academic-- Latin Club, F.N.A., F.H.A., G.A.A., Sr. Play Comm., Vocal Library Aid. GLORIA HORNYAK--Business-- Pep Squad, G.A.A., F.H.A. JOAN HORVATH--Academic-- G.A.A., Girl Leaders. ANTHONY HUBIN--Business-- Spanish Club, Jr. Play Cast, Intra- murals. JAMES HULL--Academic--Latin Club, Kent Teams, Bowling, Band, J.C.L., Intramurals, 8:. Farewell Comm., Key Club, Boys' State, Jr. Play Cast, N.H.S., A.F.S., Hi-Y, Hub Staff, High-Lighter Staff, Sr. Play Comm., Quill 3: Scroll. PHYLLIS HUMPHREYS--Business-- G.A.A., F.H.A., Girls Leaders, Vocal. J OYCE HUNGERFORD- -Business-- Latin Club, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Band, Sr. Farewell Comm., F.T.A., Prom Comm., Tri-Hi-Y, St. Play Comm. TIMOTHY lFFT--Industria1. CLARENCE JACKSON--Industria1 --Football--1,2,3,4, Track--1,2, A'Cappella, Intramurals, Baseball. ELLA JENNINGS--General--G.A.A. F.N.A. LINDA JOHNSON--Academic-- Latin Club, Freshman Choir, Pep Squad, G.A.A., Bowling, F.T.A., F.N.A., Sr. Farewell Comm., Band, Kent Teams, Tri-Hi-Y, J.C.L., Prom Comm., A'Cappella, Hub Staff, Bard Staff, St. Play Comm., Qxill :Scro11. REEDA JOHNSTON--Business-- Library Aid, F.H.A., G.A.A. EDWARD JONES--Academic-- Football--1,2,3,4, Track--1,2, Intramurals, Spanish Club. JOHN JONES--Business--Intra- mumls, Bowling. DAIJE JORDAN- -Genera.l--Foot- ball--1,2,3,4, A'Cappella, Hi-Y, J.A., Stage Crew. IRENE JUILLERAT--Business-- 57 G.A.A., Intramurals, Library Aid --Pres. GARY KARLOVICL-Industrialn Football--1,2, Track--1,2, Prom Comm., Hi-Y, Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm. SANDRA KELLY--Business--French Club, Freshman Choir, C.A.A., Pep Squad, Sr. Farewell Comm., Soph- omore Choir, Prom Comm., A' Cappella, F.N.A., F.H.A., Jr. Play Comm., Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y. CHERYL KENNEDY--Academic-- Library Aid, Latin Club, A'Cap- pella, Bowling. JANE KENNEDY--Business--Intra- murals, G.A.A., Sr. Play Comm. LINDA KIRKPATRICK- -Business --F.H.A.--Sec., Student Council --Alt. MARY KLUCHER--General-- G.A.A., F.H.A., Pep Squad, F.T.A. --Sec., Jr. Play Comm., Prom Comm., Student Council. KATHLEEN KOPSCOnmsinessu Freshman Choir, F.H.A., Soph- omore Choir, G.A.A., A'Cappella, F.N.A., Concezt Choir. MARILYN KOSTOW--General-- F.H.A., G.A.A. SUSAN KRESOUSKI--Business-- G.A.A., Sr. Play Comm. PATRICIA KRIDLER--Business-- G.A.A., Freshman Choir, F.N.A., F.H.A., A'Cappella. FRANK KRIECH--Academic. JOHN KUKURA- -Academic. JOSEPH KUTY- -Academic-- Latin Club, J.C.L, Jr. Play Cast. SUSAN LADIG--Business--G.A.A., Intramurals, Bowling, F.H.A., Li- brary Aid. LINDA LANDIS--Business--G.A.A., Bowling, F.H.A., Sr. Play Comm. THOMAS LANG--Business--Bow1- ing, Football--Manager, 3. KATHLEEN LANEY--Academic-- Latin Club, Kent Teams, J.C.L., F.T.A., Monitor, Jr. Play Cast, Tri-Hi-YuV. Pres, A.F.S., Hub Editor, Sr. Play Cast, Quill 8: Scroll. BONNIE IANGLEY-fGeneral-- G.A.A., Bowling. BILL LLOYD--Industrial. DAVID LOWRY--Academic-- Baseball--1,2, Spanish Club, Intra- murals. DONALD LOWRY--Academic-- Football--1,2,3,4, Spanish Club, Kent Teams, J.A., Track--3. JAMES LUCAS--Academic-- Track--2,3,4. BILLIE LUTHERON--Academic-- Latin Club, F.N.A., G.A.A., Pep Squad, Jri. Play Comm., A.F.S. ROBERT LYONS--Academic-- Band, Latin Club, Football--2, Track--2, J.C.L., Sr. Faxewell Comm., Key Club, Hi-Y, 51'. Play --Student Director, Spanish Club, Student Council. DONALD McAF OOSE--General-- Intramuxals, Spanish Club, Foot- bal1--1, Band, Baseball--1, Hub Staff. JAMES McCALLEN--Industrial-- Football--1,2,3,4. SUSAN McCLAIN--Academic-- F.H.A., Band, Pep Squad, F.T.A.-- Treas., Latin Club--Treas., Bard Staff, A.F.S., Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Formal Comm., Quill 6:5croll. THOMAS McCLAIN--Academic-- Latin Club, Band, J.C.L., Intra- murals, Jr. Play Comm. ROBERT McCONNELL--Academic --Band--V. Pres., Bowling, Latin Club, Intramurals, Kent Teams, Sr. Play Cast, Hi-Y, A.F.S. KARIN McCROR --Business-- Band, Prom Comm., G.A.A. JEAN McDOWELL--Business-- F.H.A., G.A.A. KAREN McINTEE--Business-- F.H.A., Pep Squad, Bowling, Sr. Farewell Comm., G.A.A., Intra- murals, Sr. Play Comm. DON McKINLEY--Academic-- Latin Club, Band--Pres., Jr. Play Cast, Intramurals, Sr. Play Cast, Key Club, P. A. Crew, Hub Staff, Bard Staff, Student Council. Quill 8zScroll. EVELYN McMAHAN--Business--Jr. Play Comm. PATRICIA McMILLENuAcademic --Latin Club, F.N.A., G.A.A., Intramurals, Girl Leaders, Sr. Fare- well Comm., Txi-Hi-Y, Jr. Play Comm., Prom Comm., Sr. Play Comm., Bard Staff, Quill azScroll. SHIRLEY McMONAGLE--Academic Comm., Bard Staff, Quill 8:501'011. SHIRLEY McMONAGLE--Academic --Latin Club, J.C.L., F.N.A., G.A.A., Pep Squad, Tri-Hi-Y, A.F.S., Sr. Play Comm., Bard Staff, Quill :5:::011. SHERRY McMURRAY--Academic --Latin .Club, G.A.A., Intramurals, F.N.A., F.H.A., Library Aid, A' Cappella, Majorette, A.F.S. CLAUDIA MacSKIMMING--Business --F.H.A., F.N.A., G.A.A., Library Aid, Sr. Play Comm. PASCALIA MAGEROS--Business-- F.H.A., Freshman Choir, Pep Squad, French Club, Sophomore Choir, G.A.A., Sr. Farewell Comm., J.A., A'Cappella, Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Play Comm. JOYCE MAIETTA--Business-- G.A.A., Intramurals, Bowling, Jr. Play Comm., Band--Color Guard, 51'. Play Comm. THOMAS MARROKAL--Academic --Ba.nd, Football--1,2,3,4, Spanish Club, Intramuxals. J OAN MARSHALL- -General--A' Cappella, G.A.A. DENNIS MATHEWS--Academic-- Track--1,2,3,4, Latin Club, Foot- ball--l,2,3,4, Kent Teams, Key Club, Student Counci1--Alt. GLORIA MATHEWS--Academic-- Latin Club, G.A.A., Band, F.T.A., Sr. Farewell Comm., Majorette, Tri-Hi-Y, Halloween Queen, N.I-LS., Junior Class Treasurer, Jr. Play Cast, Prom Comm., High- Lighter Editor, Huh anff. nnill Rv . Scroll. KATHY MATKOVICH--Academic --Latin Club, G.A.A., F.N.A., Sophomore Choir, 8:. Farewell Comm., Cheerleader, Girl Leader, F.H.A., Pep Squad, A'Cappella, Tri-Hi-Y. SUSAN MAYO--Academic-- G.A.A., Freshman Choir, Pep Squad, Latin Club, Intramurals, Sophomoxe Choir, F.T.A.--Trea.s., J.C.L.--Histotian, Prom Comm., Tri-Hi-Y, A'Cappella, A.F.S., Bud Staff, Qxill 8cScroll. NANCY MECKLER--Business-- Freshman Choir, Sophomore Choir, A'Cappella, Concert Choir. MONA MICHELENE--Business-- :Cheerleader, Student Council, French Club, Freshman Choir, G. A.A., Intramurals , F. T.A. , Sophomore Choir, Sr. Farewell Comm., Jr. Play Comm., Prom Comm., Tri-Hi-Y, A'Cappella, 5:. Play Comm. MARGUERITE MlKITA--Business --Cheex1eader, G.A.A., F.1-LA., Intramurals, Sr. Farewell Comm., Mascot, Prom Comm., Jr. Play Comm., Girl Leaders, 8:. Play Comm., Tri-Hi-Y. CHARLES MILLER--Industri a1. RAYMOND MILLER--General-- French Club, Sr. Farewell Comm., Sr. Play Comm. DAVID MILLERLEILE--Academic --Latin Club, Bowling, Intramurals, J.C.L., F.T.A., A.F.S., Sr. Play Comm. NANCY MINZEI--General--G.A.A. PAMELA MITCHELL--Academic --Spanish Club, G.A.A., Freshman Choir, Pep Squad, Intramurals, A'Cappella, Jr. Play Cast, F.N.A., Concert Choir. SUSAN MOGA--Aca.demic--French Club, C A.A., Intramurals, Pep Squad, F.T.A., Hub Staff, High- Lighter. DIANE MOLTER--General--J.A. ROSS MONAHAN--Industrial-- Football--1. TERRANCE MORETTI--Bu'siness-- Audio Visual, Band, Spanish Club. DAVID MORRIS--Academic-- A'Cappella, Band, Baseball--1,2,3, Latin Club, J.C.L, Intramurals, Key Club, N.H.S., Hi-Y. REIDUN MORTENSEN--Foreign Exchange--A.F.S., G.A.A., Tri- Hi-Y, A'Cappella--V. Pres. JOYCE MURDOCK--Academic-- Band, G.A.A., Intramurals, Pep Squad, Sr. Farewell Comm., Tri- Hi-Y--Treas., F.N.A., Spanish Club--Sec., Prom Comm., Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Comm., Girl Leaders. CHARLES NEHLS--Business-- Monitor, Spanish Club, F.T.A. FRANCES NELEPKA--General-- Latin Club, G.A.A., F.H.A., Intra- murals. HAROLD NEWTO --Industrial.. MARTHA ONDICH--Academic-- Latin Club, F.N.A., Sr. Play Comm. WILLIAM ORR--Academic-- Spanish Club, Bowling, Band, Intra- 58 murals, Hi-Y, A.F.S., Sr. Play Cast, Senior Class Vice President, Kent Science Fair. PATRICIA PARKERuAcademicu Latin Club, G.A.A., Freshman Choir, Pep Squad, F.T.A.--V. Pres., F.N.A., P.A. Crew, Jr. Play Cast, J.A., Spanish Club, St. Play Comm. RALPH PAULEY--Academic-- Football--l, Jr. Play Comm. RUTH PENNELL--Academic-- G.A.A., Latin Club, ernch Club, Sr. Farewell Comm., F.N.A., Prom Comm. REBECCA PERLINE--Business-- G.A.A., F.H.A., Intramuxals, Band --Color Guard. JAMES PETRICH--Industria1--Band Bowling. ELIZABETH PITTS--Bu.siness- - G.A.A. RONALD PORTER- -Ac adem ic - - Football--1.2, S anish Club. JAMES PREGI-- dustrialulntra- murals, wwling, Football--3,4, Tumbling Team, A'Cappella, St. Play Comm. WILLIAM PRUSSIA--Business. DONALD PUCAK--Academic-- Proj ection Club, Latin Club, Intra- murals, Tumbling Team, Prom Comm., Jr. Play Comm., Bowling, Hi-Y. MA RGERY PUGH- -Academic-- Band, Freshman Choir, G.A.A., Latin Club--Sec., Kant Teams, J.C.L, Sr. Farewell Comm., Pep Squad, Tri-Hi-Y, A.F.S.--Historian Prom Comm., A'Cappella, Hub Staff, High-Lighter Staff, Sr. Play Student Director, Quill 8: Scroll. RICHARD PUGH--Industria1-- Bowling, Intramurals, Basketball-- Manager. MARY PUNCEKAR--Academic-- Latin Club, Baind, J.C.L., G.A.A., F.T.A.--Historian, Sr. Farewell Comm., Jr. Play Cast, A.F.S.-- Pres., Prom Comm., Hub Staff, Sr. Play Comm., Quill 8zScroll, Stu- dent Council. GAYLE PUSCHER--Academic-- Cheerleader, Band, G.A.A., Latin Club, F.N.A., Sr. Farewell Comm., Jr. Play Cast, Prom Comm., Jr. Homecoming Attendant, Tri -Hi -Y. WILLIAM RANDALL--Industria1-- Band, Tumbling Team, A'Cappella, Senior Class President, Student Council. THOMAS RASETA--Academic-- Track--1,2, Football--1, Latin Club, J.C.l.., Band, Jr. Play Comm., Intramuxals, J.A., Sr. Play Comm., Achievers Associa- tion. KAREN RAY--Academic--Latin Club, G.A.A., Freshman Choir, Pep Squad. Intramurals, Bowling, J.C.L., F.N.A., A'Cappella, Jr. Play Cast, Tri-Hi-Y, Hub Staff, Hizh-Lighter Staff, Girl Leaders, Concert Choir, Sr. Play Comm. CHERYL REICHART--Academic --Intramura15, French Club, G.A.A., Band, Girl Leaders, Ma- jorette, F.T.A., 8:. Farewell Comm., Sophomore Choir, Prom Comm., A'Cappella, Concert Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, Bard Staff, Quill $LScroll. SANDRA REIGELMAN--Academic --Latin Club, G.A.A., Freshman Choir, Bowling, F.T.A., F.N.A., J.C;L., Intramurals, Kent Teams, Jr. Play Comm. RICHARD RESETAR--Industrial-- Football--l,3,4, Intramurals, J.A., Bowling, A'Cappella, Concert Choir. HERBERT RICKARDuAcademicu Band, Latin Club, Football--1, Spanish Club, Intramurals, Hi-Y. DENNIS ROBB--Ac ademic--Foot- ball--1, Band--Pres., Latin Club, Spanish Club, From Comm., Hi-Y, Key Club, St. Formal Comm. EUGENE ROBBINS- -Ac ademic - - J.A., Jr. Play Comm., Intramurals, Latin Club. HELEN ROBBINS--Business--G.A.A. F.H.A., F.N.A., F.T.A., A.F.S., Sr. Play Comm. RAEJEAN ROHRBAUGHansiness Latin Club, G.A.A., Intramurals, F.N.A., Band--Color Guard, Jr. Play Comm., Tri-Hi-Y. RICHARD ROLLAND--Academic Latin Club, Band, Bowling, J.C.L, Sr. Farewell Comm., Hi-Y, Jr. Play Cast, J.A., Hub Staff, Quill Scroll. ROBERT ROSILE- - Industri al. VIRGINIA ROUPE--Genexal--Prom Comm., French Club, G.A.A., Intramurals. CAROL RYHAL--Business--F.H.A., G.A.A. LINDA SAMPLE--Business--Latin Club, G.A.A. NORMA SCHULLER--General-- Latin Club, G.A.A., Pep Squad, F.H.A , F.N.A., Library Aid, Jr. Play Comm., A'Cappella, Con- cert Choir, Tri-Hi-Y. NICHOLAS SCUTILLO--Industrial nlntxamurals, Band. JEAN SENICH--General--G.A.A., F.N.A., F.H.A., Monitor, Sr. Faxewell Comm., Sophomore Choir, Pep Squad, Jr. Play Comm. J.A., Prom Comm., Tri-Hi-Y, Intramurals. SANDY SHARISKY--General-- F.H.A., G.A.A., Library A'id-- Treas., Intramurals. BEVERLY SHAULIS--Business-- G.A.A., F.H.A., Intramurals, Band --Color Guard, Sr. Play Comm. WILLIAM SHERRON--Academic -- Latin Club, Bowling, Intramurals, J.C.L., Hi-Y, Hub Staff, High- Lighter Staff, Quill 8cScroll, Stu- dent Council--Alt. MICHAEL SISCO--Academic-- Latin Club, Football-J, Spanish Club, Jr. Play Comm., Intramurals. WILLIAM SKRUCK--Academic-- Football--1,2,4, Basketball--1,2, 3,4, Txack--1,2,3,4, Latin Club, Key Club, Hi-Y--Treas., Intra- murals, Sr. Plav Cast. CHERYL SMITH- -Academic-- Latin Club, Kent Team, F.H.A., F.N.A., G.A.A., Prom Comm., TrLHi-Y, Intramuxals, Jr. Play Comm., Library Aid, 51'. Play Comm., Girl Leaders, Hub Staff, A'Cappella. MARY SMITH--Business--French Club, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Intra- mumls. THOMAS SMITH--Business--Intra- murals, Hi-Y. NANCY SPERKO--Business--Band. J OSEPH SPRAGUE-- Industrial. BONNIE STAAF--Business--G. A.A. , Intramurals, Sr. Farewell Comm., F.H.A., A.F.S., Sr. Play Cast. JANICE STAFFORD--Business-- G.A.A., Latin Club, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Sr. Farewell Comm., Tri-Hi-Y, Prom Comm., Hub Staff, High-Lighter Staff. RAYMOND STAF F ORD--Industrial --Football--1, Key Club--Sec., Kent Teams, Hi-Y, Student Coun- cil. JAMES STARKEY--Industrial. PATRICIA STINEDURFnAcademic --Freshman Choir, F.N.A., Soph- omore Choir, G.A.A., A'Cappella, Sr. Play Comm., Hub Staff, Con- cezt Choir, Intramurals. PATSY SULLIVAN--General--l-iub Staff, G.A.A., A'Cappella, Con- cert Choir. KATHLEEN SVETH--Business-- Freshman Choir, G.A.A., Intra- murals, Sr. Farewell Comm., Monitor, Prom Comm., A'Cap- pella, 'I'ri-Hi-Y, Sr. Play Comm. MARY SWAR'I'Z--Business-- F.H.A., G.A.A., Intramurals. ROY SZANNY--Academic--Foot- ball--1, Track--1,2, Latin Club, J. C.L. . Intramurals. Hi -Y. J UDITH TAAFE- -Business - - Latin Club, G.A.A., 8:. Play Comm. CHERYL TAKACS--Academic-- Latin Club, G.A.A., Pep Squad. BARBARA TARR--General-- G.A.A., Inn'amurals, Sophomore Choir, F.H.A., Sr. Farewell Comm., A'Cappella. MARY TATE--Business--G.A.A. , Intramuxals, Pep Squad, Sr. Faxe- well Comm., Sophomore Choir, A'Cappella, Jr. Play Comm., Concert Choir, F.T.A., A.F.S., Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council. JACK TAVOLARIO--Academic. GLORIA TAYLOR--Business-- G.A.A., F.H.A., Intramurals. MARY TEDROW--Business-- F.H.A., G.A.A., Intramurals, F.N.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Squad, Sr. Play Comm., Halloween Queen Attendant. MARY TERRAY--Academic-- G.A.A., A'Cappella, French Club, Kent Teams, Intramurals, Girl Leaders, Girls' State, Prom Comm., N.H.S., Txi-Hi-Y, F.T.A., Cheer- leader, A.F.S., 81'. Play Comm., Bard Staff, Quill :$:::011. DON THOMPSON- -Academic-- Freshman Choir, Kent Teams, Spanish Club, Bard Editor, Quill 3: Scroll. JEANNE THORNHILL--Academic-- Band, Freshman Choir, Pep Squad, Latin Club, Cheerleader, Sr. Fare- well Comm., G.A.A., Jr. Play Cast, Girl Leaders, Spanish Club, F.N.A., Tri-Hi-Y, N.H.S., Sr. Play Cast, Halloween Queen, A.F.S., Qlill SzScroll. EMII. TOLNAR--Academic-- Football--1, Track--1, Latin Club, Intramurals, Kent Teams, Hi-Y. EILEEN TOWNSEND--General. ANDREA VANUSEK--Academic- - Latin Club, F.H.A., G.A.A., Pep Squad, F.N.A., Tri-Hi-Y--Sec., Monitor, Girl Leaders, Hub Staff, High-Lighter Staff, Sr. Play Comm., Quill 8: Scroll. CAROL VARGO- -Academic-- Band, Latin Club, G.A.A., Sr. Fare- well Comm., J.C.L., F.T.A., F.N.A.--Pres., Girl Leaders, J.A., N.H.S., Girls' State, Ptom Comm., High-Lighter Staff, A.F.S., Quill 80:011, Tri-Hi-Y, 51'. Play Comm., Student Council. MICHAEL VILLAR--Academic. LINDA VOSCH--Academic-- G.A.A., Latin Club, Pep Squad, Intramurals, J.C.L., Girl Leaders --Sec. 8:Treas., Sr. Farewell Comm., F.T.A.--V. Pres., Spanish Club, Prom Comm., Jr. Play Cast, N.H.S., Cheerleader, Tri-Hi-Y-- Pres., 8:. Play Cast, Monitor, Hal- loween Queen Attendant, Student Council. SHIRLEY WALTMAN--Business. JEAN WARD- -Business--Freshman Choir, G.A.A., F.N.A., Sophomore Choir, Intramurals, Sr. Farewell Comm., Pep Squad, Monitor, RA. Crew, A'Cappella, Jr. Play Comm. 5:. Play Comm. LINDA WASHINGTON--Business-- G.A.A., Pep Squad, F.H.A., Sr. Farewell Comm., Prom Comm., Valentine Queen, Tri-Hi-Y. RAY WATKINS--Academic-- Track--1, Intramuxals, Hi-Y. CHERYL WATSON--Academic-- Pep Squad, Latin Club, G.A.A., Freshman Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, A 'Cappella, Concert Choir. RAYMOND WELLS--Industrial-- Football--1, Basketball--1, Track --2,3,4, J.A., Jr. Play Comm. DONALD WILLIAMS--Academic-- Track--1, Footba11--1,2,3,4, Intra- murals, Bowling, Baseball--4. ROBERT WILLIAMSON--Academic. PAUL WINWOODuIndustrialn Intramurals, Stage Crew. DAVID WOOD--Academic-- French Club, Bowling, Jr. Play Comm. J UDY WOODALL--Business-- G.A.A., Intramurals. LINDA WRAY--Business. JAMES WRIGHTuGeneral. MICHAEL YANIK--Academic-- Latin Club, Baseball--l,2,3,4, Football--1, Basketball--1,2, J.C.L., Hi-Y--V. Pres, Key Club. RUSSELL YOHMAN - - Industri a1 . ROBERT YOUNG--Academic-- French Club, A.F.S. W M w ngWMWNWS aw: WMWIWk am jUNIORS K. Abblett J unior Class Officers: Randy Johnson, Treasurer; Chester Amedia, President; Mrs. Amedia, Advisor; Mr. Mc- Cort, Advisor; Beverly Johnson, Secretary; Bonnie Walker, Vice-President. I D. Ackworth C. Amedia M. Balestrino D. Adams P. Angelo D. Baminger G. Adamson S. Angelo R. Bartholomew B. Adkins D. Archer J. Beaudoin D. Binion C. Bishop D. Boga! B. Bondish R. Boyce J. Bozdog E. Bradbury R. Bratek P. Bresnahan K. Bretz R. Bryant A. Budd N. Bums D. Candor C. Canton M. Carano M. Carano F. Carfangia J . Catalina V. Chaky C. Colletta T. Cooksey K. Cornelius J. Cronin D. Culcasi P. Chaky M. DeSantis D. Dinger J. Deak R DeJulio A. DelBane Distransky Dubyak Duffield Easton D. DePaul R. Derkach M. Devor D. Egan Figueroa Fluent Fowler French M. Gaborko Gamache Gantt George Grandy J. Crombacher B. Hedglin L. Householder These juniors are eager to purchase their publications. .x M. Hacker N. Hettrick M. Hreen J. Hantahan E. Hirgelt C. Hubbard K. Harris P. Homzy S. Hull S. Hazlett M. Hopkins J. Humphreys L. Henderson 65 T. Husted B. Johnson J. Kerrigan T. knows how to handle naughty juniors. D. Ifft R. Johnson 8. Kidd E. Jackson P. Jones M. King W. James T. Jones S. Kirby R. Jenkins F. Jordan M. Klucher A. Knapp D. Lang A. Lee J. Lesnak D. Lewis R. Lewis R. Leyshon G. Lincoln N. Livingston J. Longo R. Lucas M. Lumley G. MacDonald J. McAfoose K. McDermott R McFall F. McMurray R. Malara H. Meyer R. Moffitt G. Munte an P. Marko K. Maruskin B. Matovina S. Maulk S. Nash P. Newton J . Mirto P. Pazillo C. Novosel L. Olson J . Palumbo J. Pastore C. Patrick S. Pedigo B. Petrosky J. Philips M. Pitts M. Plesic J. Pogany J. Porter T. Price W. Rauschenbach B. Reed C. Reinaxd D. Richards J. Richards J, Rigby D. Rodgers E. Rodgers F. Rodgers J . Rosko W. Roth J. Salata G. Savich D. Sayovich M. Schlais X S. Schlatter C. Schneider W. Shotten O. Schuller M. Seybert T. Shannon S. Shupienis N. Silvidi V. Skidmore B. Skruck L. Soroka L. Squibbs M. Stanecki K. Steele F. Stewart S. Susak Ice cream completes the meal for these juniors. These juniors are chairmen of the various committees planning this year's Prom. The Prom is the main social event of the school year for the juniors and seniors, and the committees work hard to make it a memora- ble occasion. B. Swogger K. Taafe A. Tarr L. Tartler C. Thompson M. Thomson D. Thorpe J . Timko W. Trigg G. Trolio N. Trolio D. Vallus N 5 , ' 3, . L , Ev ; c 'l , a R . w gigx ka 15s; k'ig. R. Varga S. Ware C. Williams C. Wilson B. Wiseman K. Wohlgamuth J. Young D. Zitello S. Veach S. Weiser D. Williams L. Wilson E.V01tz M. West C. Williams T. Wilson B. Walker J. Whitaker R. Williams M. Winsor Juniors relax during their lunch period. S OPH 0M ORE S D. Bonace G. Brown P. Bosley J. Budno Sophomore MI. Sarbo, Advisor; Mrs. Malin, Adviser; Alberta Cerbus, Treas- W. Bradley S. Bunchy C. Carsone C. Brant F. Camouse A. Cerbus P. Ackworth B. Begeot M. Adkins C. Bennett C. Alexander Balash D. Berndt L. Allen . Banks N. Black G. Anderson . Bayus B. Blair J. Ashby . Becker F. Bodie C. Cherry C. Christy A. Comwell M. Covelli N. Chick T. Clark D. Comwell S. Coxson Class Officers urer; Bonnie Bayus, Secretary; Patti Lamb, Vice- President; Roy Kennedy, President. C. Corll W. Comwell 5. Crawford J. Corll L. Cottrill T. Crea E. Crouch J . Cupp N. Darko C. Dash G. Dash L. Davis R. Davis J. Deichler J. DelBane G. DelBane J. DeMatteo E. Dery S. DeSantis M. DiBattiste K. DilLisio T. Donahue 5. Bosch L. Dripps 5. Duecaster L. Dunmire D. Dunn M. Earle H. Emanual R. Emery K. Epperson D. Evans L. Evans D. Fair B. Farcas S. Fisher T. Fisher W. Foltz Phooey, it's Monday morning again. G. Franklin R. Froggett R. Fulytar J . Funkhouser C. Furby G. Gault L. Gawron G. Ghizzoni D. Gladd R . Glod M. Gonder M. Gordon A. Graham M. Gratz . Green . Grose . Guido . Hallman . Haussman Hebrank M. Henderson W. Henderson D. Hivner S. Hewitt R. Hogg R. Homolya K. Horvath R. Hudavoni A. Hunyadi C. Hunt J. Isabella E. J ackson T. Jackson T. Jackson T. J ames G. Johnson J . Johnson L. Johnson E. Johnston J. Jones R. Jordan L. Jugenheimer J. Kantorik P. Kedrick R. Kennedy K. Kidd M. Kirtos T. Kowalski B. Kratofil M. Kresovski E. Kukura L. Kwasnik P. Lamb J. Latocca F. LaTessa L. Lattin S. Lawrence Three nights or five K. Leach D. LeMoine K . Luther R. Maritch M. Lockso S. Macek J. Martin J.Lowry cracks for talking in studyhall. R. Lowry B. MacSkimming R. McBride D. Luce K. Marino D. McConnell M. McLaughlin J. Miller T. McMahon M. Miller E. McMillen T. Miller J. McMonagle V. Miller L. Michael S. Millerleile A. Miller M. Miligi D. Pogany C. Pumell M. Pound T. Pugh M. Procick C. Randall J. Prologo J. Parrach T. Nichols D. Ondich L. Pagley R. Perline C. Pieton L. Pitts K. Rasetta R. Realty B. Redinger D. Reichatt C. Reinart School isn't all work. W. Ridel T. Rodgers J. Sauline E. Robb D. Rohrer W. Schlais J . Robinson N. Roupe L. Schubert S. Robinson A. Sauline M. Schwellinger J. Sherwood K. Simon L. Singer R. Skruck R. Slates L. Slimmer G. Smallwood C. Smith C. Smith J. Smith R. Spearo D. Squibbs C. Stahuxa P. Stewart F. Storti L. Stupka K. Swartz K. Sweitzer J . Swogger J . Talbert C. Taylor S. Tetrick D. Tedrow J . Terray F. Thompson V. Tolnar M. Tomo M. Trucksis K. Tucker J . Uher L. Vacchiano L. Vargo P. Vargo J . Vasey D. Velicki B. Walker D. Walker T. Wasko W. Wasylko K. Weaver J. Wess M. West C. Wheeler J. Wike R . Williams M. ilson P . Wilson A. Wiseman L. Woodall K. Yohman J . Wolfe W. Wright J . Younkins We live for Friday afternoon. Sophomores find time for socializing during lunch period. FRESHMEN D. Abernathy L. Exel R. Barth D. Begeot M. Block Y. Brandstetter K. Adams G. Balakoff J . Bartol S. Best C. Bolchalk J . Bratton R. Alkin F. Balestrino S. Bartolin D. Bishop 5. Bowser C. Brewer C. Allen R. Altier D. Archer J. Axel N. Barca P. Barita G. Barnett A. Barrel D. Bathory D. Baxter L. Baxter J. Becker FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Jeanetta Perkins, Treasurer; Mary Davis, Secretary; Susan Savich, Vice-President; Mr. Teklin, Adviser; Frank Saccomen, President; Miss Semonza, Advisor. 86 D. Brown J . Bruce R. Budd J . Burdette T. Burrows N. Bush D. Butler J . Campana L. Carsone T. Case A. Cattoi J . Chufo L. Clemente R. Clemente J . Cline P. Coller B. Collier D. Conti T. Cooksey L. Coonce T. Cornelius W. Cornell L. Crawford J . Crocker C. Davis M. Davis R. Deane R. Demyon R. Denamen D. DeSantis J. Dickson B. Donahue N. Donahue J . Dripps V. Driscoll L. Edge P. Edwards 0. Ellington J. Emch C. Emery B. Evans L. Evans T. Evans D. Fair B. Fedders L. Fetterman C. Fiedler. C. F isher D. Flower D. Fluent R. Foley G. Fowler F . F ox V. Frazier S. Frazzini W. Fulytar R. Garbus W. Garwood K. Gault R. Gaut T. Gedeon D. George K. Gilberg R. Gilida J . Gilmore E. Gondet T. Goodyear D. Gordon J . Grant M. Green T. Grissom J . Grombacher B. Hall F . Hall K . Hallsky W. Harper W. Harshbarger J . Holmes S. Hulbert G. Hart K. Holt B. Humphreys B. Hartman C. Hopkins M. Hrybiniak L. Heffner S. Hopkins T. Huny'ladi Say, what is this? Those couldn't be freshmen, could they? D. Hettrick T. Hubbard L. Ifft D. Johnson L. J ones S. Kauffman J . Hewitt J . Huff B. J ennings R. Johnson M. Jordan S Kauffman S. Hill C. Hughes J. Jewell J. Johnston R. Judd K. Keaveny N. Kennedy M. Kuhns D. Lee G. McAfoose V. McCall S. McFall R. Kinsman B. Kulow P. Lewis S. McAndrews M. McCarthy T. McFarland C. Knapik D. Landis V. Leyshon K. McCabe B. McCrory B. McLean S. Knebel I. Landis J . Loyd i K. Koby P. Kostow N. Kridler B. Lannon J. Lawrence J. Leavens P. Logan D. Long L. Lubonovich We'll huff and we'll puff to get some learnin'. S. McMurray R. McNeeley F. McQuiston A. Madeline J . Madeline C. Mahood N. Mann G. Maietta E. Major B. Malara R. Marko E. Marrokal K. Marsh J . Marshall D. Martin M. Martino S. Matkovich A. Matola J. Mauk G. Mazarakas L. Messere H. Meyer C. Mikita B. Miller B. Miller L. Mislevy L. Mitchell G. Molter L. Molter F. Monroe P. Moody J . Morris J . Murdock J. Muxtaugh C. Muth B. Naples H. Neal L. Neider 91 C. Newton G. 0:05 D. Parsons L. Parsons A. Pascarella T. Patrick 5. Pazillo R. Pencis J . Perkins M. Petrusko F. Phillips M. Phillips B. Pieton L. Pieton R. Pillifant B. Pitts B. Pitts K. Plesic M. Pontino B. Porter C. Price J . Price S . Priddy R. Prologo L. Pruett M. Pugh L. Randall R. Randall S. Rauschenback R. Richards F . Riley T. Rinehart K. Rock L. Rock R. Rocksford J . Rodgers 8. Rodgers R. Roloff at M. Roseberry S . Rosile B. Sawaska R. Sayavich E. Schwellinget G. Scutillo Looks familiar, doesn't it? F. Saccomen K. Scahill D. Shaw M. Salata C. Schotten S. Sherman S. Sarahs R. Schotten M. Slifka J. Sorbes M. Stahura R. Straight R. Sauline N. Schneider P. Smith M. Sperko M. Stine: C. Stubrick S. Savich C. Schuller B. Sohmer C. Stacy D. Stonebumer E. Sullivan J . Swartz W. Thomas A. Trucksis D. Vernarsky N. Vosch S . Wallace F. Swogger D. Thorpe 5. Tucker L. Vetnell J . Vukovich E. Walter R. Szanny I. Timko J . Uher C. Villa: D. Walker R. Watkins T. Tetrick P. Tomo R. Vance A. Thomas B. Townsend B. Vargo R. Thomas T. Townsend E. Vargo Perhaps by the next first of June this place won't seem so strange . These smiling freshmen look as if they enjoyed their lunch. W. Watts 8. Weaver C. Weiser K. Whalen E. Williams K. Wilms B. Wilson B. Wilson D. Wittenauer R. Wozniak G. Wray 5. Young L L E lllll x :lllllllle lllllllll x llllllllll E EEX - L m . L x llllllLl llllLllllx A CTIVITIES SEATED: S. McMonagle, P. Stinedurf, K. Laney, D. Doyle, L. Johnson. ROW 1: B. Sherron, A. Vanusek, J. Thornhill, C. Reichart, G. Mathews, K. Ferguson, M. Puncekar, C. Vargo, L. Fiedler. ROW 2: J. Hull, D. Thompson, D. McKinley, R. Rolland, L. Habel, R. ChOrdas. ROW 3: S. Bishop, S. Mayo, M. Pugh, K. Dosch, B. Bilchik, M. Terray, P. McMillan, S. McClain. Quill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll, an International Honorary Society for High School Journal- ists, is composed of members of the staffs of the three school publications. Members must be juniors 0r seniors in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing, and recommended by the super- visor of publications . Quill and Scroll advisors, Mr. Jones and Mrs. Morris. Editorial Staff From left are Mary Ellen Terray, Freshmen; Don McKinley, Sports; Susy Mayo, Activities; Don Thompson, Editor; Susie McClain, Seniors; Diane Doyle, Juniors; Shirley McMonagle, Sophomores; and Mr. Morris, Advisor. Business Staff SFATED: Cheryl Reichart; Linda Johnson, Business Man- ager; Pat McMillan. STAND- INC: Bill Bilchik; Jean Thorn- hill, Advertising Manager; Les Habel; and Ron Chordas. Bard Our yearbook presents a story in pictures of life at Hubbard High School. The BARD staff has tried to make this book a memento for the reader who will look through the pages twenty years from now and reflect on his four years here at Hubbard. The 1965 BARD is edited by members of the senior class con- sidered by the advisor to be best qualified for the various staff posi- tions. It is published by The American Yearbook Company, and photography was done by Rembrandt's Studio of Sharon. The BARD staff hopes you will enjoy your yearbook as much twenty years from now as you do on the day you receive it. Editorial Staff SEATED: Exchange Editor, Barbara Harder; Reporters, Gloria Mathews, Janice Stafford, Carol Vargo; Copyreader, Andrea Vanusek. STANDING: ROW 1--Reporters, Patty Stinedurf, Margery Pugh; MakeuptEditor, Sara Bishop; Reporter, Don McKinley; Editor, Kathy Laney. ROW 2--Columnist, Bill Bilchik; Feature Editor, Jim Hull; Humor Editor, Bill Sherron; Sports Editor, Don McAfoose; Reporter, Jim Goodyear; Sports Editor, Frank Kreich; Photog- raphy, Richard Rolland; News Editor, Kay Ferguson mot present y Business Staff I I u b SEATED: Advertising: Karen Ray; Business Manager, Cheryl Smith; Circulation: Mary Puncekar. STANDING: Circulation: Kathy D'Angelo, Linda. Johnson; Pub- licity; Larry Fiedler; Advertising: Kathy Dosch. The HUB, the voice of the Hubbard High School student body, is published bi-weekly by the journalism staff. While entertaining and informing the students, the newspaper creates high standards of jour- nalistic writing. Editorial Staff SEATED: Makeup Editor, Kathy Dosch; Copyreader, Andrea Vanusek; Feature Editor, Margery Pugh. STANDING: Editor, Gloria Mathews; Photography, Bill Sherron; Art Editor, Susy Moga tnot presenty High-Lighter HUB and HIGH-LIGHTER advisor, Mrs. Henrietta Morris. The HIGH-LIGHTER is Hubbard High's magazine of literary art creativity. Believing that every crea- tive person needs the stim- ulus of public exposure of his work, the staff en- courages the literary and creative ability of Hubbard students. The HIGH- LIGHTER is published twice a year by a staff se- lected from the journalism class. The staff strives to attain high standards in all the fields it covers--lit- erary work, drawings, and photography . Business Staff Advertising: Jim Hull, Kay Ferguson tnot presentk Circulation: Karen Ray; Business Manager, Carol Vargo. Student Council ROW 1: L. Habel, R. Pencis, L. Jones, B. Bayus, R. Bigelow, B. Randall, D. Doyle, V. Driscoll. ROW 2: M. Klucher, M Tate, L. Vosch, M. Puncekar, W. Hagen, L. Fiedler, J. Alexander, C. Reinard, M. Balestrino. ROW 3: D. Robb, L. Shubert, R. Kennedy, D. Zitello, G. DelBane, R. Straight, R. Pillifant, D. Gladd, D. McKinley. ROW 4: J. Emch, M. Hreen, D. Ondich, H. Meyers, F. Saccomen, J. Terray, J. Emch, G. Mazarakis. Not shown are C. Amedia, G. Balakoff, T. Blair, C. Colletta, E. Kukura, B. Lyons, J. Sarbes, G. Savich, J. Vakasy, and C. Vargo. Mr. Sostaric and Mr. Tuccia- tone are advisors to the Stu- dent Council. Monitors Monitors aid the office staff by doing various jobs for them, such as collecting absence slips, running errands and de- livering messages. From left are J. Popa, J. Rogers, B. Banner, K. Sveth, J. Beaudoin, A. Vanusek, J. Grombacher, L. Vosch, B. Dubyak, and S. Kauffman. Student Council is composed of a representative and an alternate from each homeroom along with the presidents from each of the school organizations. Student Council does not attempt to run the school; it merely provides for a bet- ter relationship between the school and the student. Prob- lems are brought to the representatives and then in turn to the Council meetings. They Serve P.A. Crew The Public Address Crew broad- casts the daily announceme nts to the students every morning as well as performing many other broad- casting services. From left are J. Ward, P. Parker, D. McKinley, and Miss Reynolds, advisor. Visual Aids Crew The Visual Aids Crew takes charge of all the visual aids equipment and supplies all materials needed in the school, as well as operating the equipment when their service is requested. From left are Mr. Hurst, advisor, D. Vallus, J. Good- year, R. Resetar, and MI. Collins, advisor. Our School Stage Crew The Stage Crew takes care of the lights, curtains, and prepares the set for assemblies and class plays. From left are D. Fry, 5. Miller- leile, D. Jordan, P. Winwood, R. Evans, T. Knapp, and T. Wilson. I Library Aids Keep Us WeIl-Read Library Aids Officers L. Hallman, Secretary; C. MacSkimmings, Vice-President; Mrs. Heberling, Advisor; I. Juillerat, President; S. Sharisky, Treasurer. This group of girls helps Mrs. Ethel Heberling, our librarian, in keeping an efficient, pleasant li- brary. Various jobs given to the aids are typing, shelfing, films, catalogu- ing, repairs, and magazines. These jobs are changed every month to give the girls the opportunity of working on various ones during the school year. This year the girls formed a social club which will end the year with a banquet. Members of the Girl Leaders Club demonstrate athletic skills and the responsibility of leader- ship. These girls assist the in- structor in the physical education program and thereby have an opportunity to develop further their skills and qualities of leadership. They also help to organize intramural sports for the girls, especially basketball and volleyball . Girl Leaders Officers Mrs. McMillen, Advisor; C. Reinard, President; G. MacDonald, Vice-President; D. Archer, Secretary-Treasurer; M. Plesic and J . Thomhill tnot showm, Intramural Managers. Girl Leaders Organize Athletics 105 Latin Club Officers D. Zitello, President; 5. McClain, Treasurer; M. Schlais, Bulletin Board Chairman; M. Pugh, Secretary; D. Ondich, Vice-President; Mr. Kovach, Advisor. Between the September cry of Cui homo? and the June affirmation, Labor omnia vincit, lie many exhausting, but rewarding hours of Latin study. The Latin Club attempts to brighten these hours by introducint constructive and enjoyable activities. The Roman Banquet has now be- come a tradition at H .H .S ., proving that Latin culture can be appreciated in our time. The Latin Club hopes to continue to add new programs which will help to give its members a better understanding and appreciation of the Latin language and the history and civilization of Rome. e r U H u C n a m o R f o n .w t .m c e r p P A Spanish Club Officers French CIUb Officers J. Alexander, Vice-President; A. Morrison, Treasurer; M. Hteen, President; K. Epperson, Secretary. D. Doyle, Treasurer; L. Habel, President; J. Murdock, Secretary; B. Dubyak, Vice-President. MI. Duca is adviser to both clubs. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to create, through fun and projects, an interest in the Spanish language, as well as an interest in the Spanish- speaking countries of the world. The club is under- taking a project -a-m onth plan. For example, the month of November was declared as Spanish Relations Month ; December, A Spanish Christmas, and so on. The club works as a group and has fun as a group. Spanish-speaking Countries French Club Encourages Practice in Use of French Language The purpose of the French Club is to additional practice, active participation, explore the cultures and areas of French and current usage in the French language, T 11fe and thought . It also tries to encourage Kent Teams are composed of three students in each academic subject who have received the top scores in the Ohio State qualifying tests. In May the teams go to Kent University to compete with other top students in Ohio. Certificates of award are given to those winning the top places in the various subjects. Latin 1: D. Luce, F. Storti, L. Trucksis; Latin II: K. Maruskin, J. Deak, M. Schlais. Enghsh English I: R. Slates, E. Kukura, D. Gladd; English II: D. Lewis, C. Schneider, D. Swan; English III: M. Pugh, D. Thompson, K. Laney. Social Sciences World History: T. Cooksey, D. Bogat; American History: R. Fabian, B. Lyons, B. Bilchik. Spanish and French French I: M. Hreen, N. Roupe, S. Reigelman; Spanish 1: V. Barra, B. Balash, M. Costick; Spanish 11: D. Doyle. Math Algebra I: D. McConnell, D. Pogany, D. LeMoine; Geometry; E. Bradbury, D. Evans, J. Emch; Algebra II: B. McConnell, J. Hull, L. Habel. . Bookkeeping Academic Honors at Kent w Science Science: G. DelBane, D. Ondich, D. Berndt; Biology: M. Schlais, C. Amedia; Chemistry: R. Bartholo- mew, D. Lowry. F uture Teachers of America learn about and promote the opportunities in teaching. They study the lives of great teachers and foster the development of student leadership . Membership is open to any student in grades ten through twelve who is interested in teaching and who has the necessary qualities of scholarship, character, and leadership. The officers attend the annual NE .0 .T .A . convention in the fall, and another activity is a spring banquet. F.N.A. Mrs. Roose, Advisor; S. Bishop, Secretary; M. Ondich, ' Historian; C. Vargo, F.T.A. Officers Miss Burrows, Advisor; P. Parker, Vice-President; M. Puncekar, Historian; M. Klucher, Secretary; D. Doyle, President; 5. Mayo, Treasurer; Mr. Straight, Advisor. F.T.A. Fosters Leadership Officers President; B. Dubyak, Vice Preside nt; B. Harder, Treasurer. F.N.A. Explores Medical Professions The Future Nurses of America pro- vides a setting in which young people who are interested in nursing as a career can meet together to share that interest, to in the medical field, to grow as individuals by working together, and to learn about the community life in which they will soon participate as informed citizens and explore the opportunities and requirements possibly as nurses. J.A. Teaches Business Firsthand Junior Achieve- ment is an activity in which young people may explore and concern them- selves in the busi- ness world of today, The members divide themselves into groups which sell stock in order to get their start. They then work as a non-profit organization and sell the various products which they make. The Hi-Y, sponsored by the Y.M.C .A., strives to turn today's youth into clean-cut, responsible men who will learn to lead our country by participating in Civic Day and other activities . The members try to achieve the four planks of clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. Hi-Y Officers R. Bigelow, President; R. Rolland, Chaplain; Mr. Sontag, Advisor; M. Yanik, Vice-President; W. Skruck, Treasurer; W. Hagen, Secretary. Tri-Hi-Y Officers J. Murdock, Treasurer; K. Laney, Vice-President; L. Vosch, Presi- dent; Miss Rice, Adviser; A. Vanusek, Secretary; M. Smith, Chaplain. Hi-Y Makes Leaders of Todayls Youth Activities The Tri -Hi -Y, sister club of the Hi-Y, is a service club which stresses high standards of Christian character. Sponsored by the Mahoning County chapter of the Y.M.C.A., the Tri-Hi-Y participates in the UNICEF Drive and the Heart Fund Drive. The club also takes part in the Winter Wonderland Ball spon- sored by the Y for all area clubs and the Civic Day program in Youngstown. Key Club Meets Needs of Both The purpose of the American Field Service Club is to promote interest in the foreign exchange program in the community and school, and to assist the local A.F .5. chapter in providing funds. Each Wednesday, members of the club collect money in the homerooms . The money is used to bring a foreign exchange student to Hubbard . A.F.S. Club Officers K. Dosch, Secretary-Treasuter; M. Pugh, Historian; Mrs. Malin and Mr. Sarbo, Advisors; M. Puncekar, President. The Key Club is a service club for high school boys and is sponsored by the Kiwanis International. The heart of the club lies in its initiative and resourceful- ness in meeting the needs of the school and the community. Annual conventions enable the club to form new ideas for various programs, and the members gain valuable knowledge on democratic procedure, self-expression, and self-confidence. Key Club Officers Mr. McAlpin, Advisor; D. Morris, Chaplain; C. Amedia, Vice-President; R. Stafford, Secretary; L. Fiedler, Treasurer. School and Community Supports Foreign Exchange Program Hey, Dad, Why don't we leave this Which one of you do I have a date with tonight? Let's get this job done. PLAYCAST Betty MacDonald . . . . . . . . .. Gloria Mathews Don MacDonald............ Bill Bilchik Ann MacDonald. . . . . . . . . . . . Jeanne Thornhill Joan MacDonald........... KayFerguson Howard..................JimHull Roger.................. DonMcKinley Claud...................RichRolland Claire..................KathyD'Angelo LesleyArnold............. KathyLaney Margo..................GaylePuscher MissGarvey..............PamMitchell BeeGee.................JoyceMuIdock Salsie...................KarenRay Kitsie...................PattiParker I-Iarry...................RichBigelow New-Motor Marvin..........Tony Hubin Lyda................... JaniceHogg Jim....................JoeKuty Dotty.......o............MaryPuncekar Joey...................LarryFiedler PhilMurry...............VinceBarra DeliaMurry...............LindaVosch Sailor..................DaleJordan Onions in the Stew Miss Reynolds, direc- tor, consults with stu- dent directors, Bob Lyons and Margery Pugh. Play Cast Angie . . . . . . Kay Ferguson Mrs. Morrow . . . Kathy Laney Jack . . . . . . . Vince Barra Mr. Morrow . . . . Don McKinley Margaret. . . . . Linda Vosch Margie . . . . . . . Bonnie Staaf Art . . . . . . . . Robert McConnell Fitz. . . . . . . . . Wayne Hagen Lorraine . . . . . Barbara Harder Jane . . . . . . . . Janice Hogg Martin . ..... William 011: Tony. . . . . . . . William Skruck Kitty . . . Jeanne Thornhill Seventeenth Summer Jack feels rejected since Tony has Kitty, give me my hammer now! been seeing Angie. Let me see, too, Mom! w unv 7 ix '. 1 AAAAA SK . . r Wind and Reeds ROW 1: L. Jones, T. Wasko, R. Slates, K. McDermott, M. Winsor, C. Fitzhugh, J. Murdock. ROW 2: A. Emrich, C. Wilson, E. Marrokal, M. Petrusko, S. McClain, D. Rodgers, J. Hungerford. ROW 3: M. Schlais, The Band Strives to Attain J. Burt, J. Hull, D. Robb. Brass ROW 1: T. McClain, D. Morris, J. Uulcasi, G. Orgs, D. Baxter. ROW 2: E. Hirgeldt, P. Homy, W. Schlais, P. Wilson, N. Scutillo, T. Moretti. ROW 3: J. Young, K. Wilms, N. Stoneburner, J. Holmes, T. Rodgers, S. Tetrick, J. Terray. ROW 4: C. Stahura, J. Murdock, J. Morris, R. Glod, D. Lang, W. Cornwell. . . Clarinet The band, under the fine direction of Mr. C01- ella, is one of the school's most enthusiastic groups . It serves both school and community on many oc- casions where music is desired. With the help of the majorettes, the band gives many colorful shows between halves during football games, marches in various parades, and with the choruses, pre- sents a spring concert. Striving to attain perfec- tion, the band works diligently. ROW 1: K. Meese, J. Hamahan, S. Shupienis, D. Egan, N. Sperko, C. Vargo, M. Pugh. ROW 2: L. Vargo, M. McLaughlin, L. Grose, K. Wohlgamuth, G. MacDonald, R. Bryant, S. Susak. ROW 3: J. Sarbes, L. Edge, B. McLean, S. Crawford, K. Raseta, B. Balash, E. Robb. Band Officers D. McKinley, President; R. McConnell, Vice- President; K. Wohlgamuth, Secretary-Treasuter; and M. Winsor, Librarian, assist Mr. Colella in keeping the band running smoothly. II 4W Perfection Color Guards M. Trucksis, S. Hulbert, G. Mazarakis, M. Hrybiniak, A. Cerbus, B. Kulow. Percussion ROW 1: N. Schneider, J. Cavanaugh, C. Schneider. ROW 2: R. Pillifant, D. Evans, B. Randall, D. McKinley, R. McConnell. Majorettes S. Hacker, P. Ackworth, B. Yurkosky, L Gawron, G. Mathews, D. Archer, S. MacMurray, L. Gantt, C. Reichart. The Marching Band in Action. The A Cappella Performs at Christmas. Sophomore Chorus ROW 1: N. Darko, T. James, C. Wheeler, A. Graham, J. Jones, F. Storti, K. Canton. ROW 2: P. Stewart, D. Reichart, M. Nehls, P. Kendrick, P. Bosley, A. Cerbus, B. Begeot, S. Ashman. ROW 3: J. Ashby,M. Adkins, N. Black, R. Lowry, P. Lamb, K. Simon, C. Smith, L. Hebrank. The Choruses Freshman Chorus ROW 1: D. Lee, B. Miller, J. Vukovich, J. Mason, S. Savich, S. Rauschenbach, L. Timko, T. Cooksey. ROW 2: C. Stubrich, R. Pencis, L. Jones, R. Clemente, T. Tetrick, C. Brewer, A. Davis, J. Emch, S. Knebel, F. Monroe. ROW 3: T. Evans, L. Parsons, J. Grombacher, M. Pontino, F. Phillips, S. Sherman, R. Richards, B. Kulow, D. Stoneburner, S. Price, M. Stahura. A Cappella Choir ROW 1: L. Soroka, A. Tart, B. Reed, K. Steele, J. Ward. ROW 2: C. Patrick, S. Weiser, L. Tobey, M. Herubin. ROW 3: J. Humphreys, S. Duffield, C. Smith. Under the capable direction of Mr. Anthony Basile, the A Cappella Choir enables students interested in singing to enhance their talent and to develop an appreciation for good music . Their activities include carol singing at Christmas, a program of sacred songs at Easter, and a spring concert of music . They also participate in an exchange program with another school . Concert Choir A CAPPELLA OFFICERS: Mr. Basile, Advisor; J. Alexan- der, Librarian; S. Hull, Vice-pxesident; M. Terray, Pres- ident; R. Mortensen, Treasurer; D. Lang, Pianist; K. D'Angelo mot showm, Secretary. ROW 12D. Lang, 8. Weiser, B. Walker, S. Nash, J. Alexander, C. Canton, C. Hoover, C. Hubbard, T. Fowler, D. Baringer, ML Basile, Director. ROW 2: N. Livingston, L. Householder, P. Sullivan, K. Kopsco, P. Stinedurf, P. Mageros, 8. Kelly, N. Schuller, P. Fry, R. Gamache. ROW 3: K. Matkovich, M. Micheline, P. Mitchell, J. Hood, M. Terray, M. Tate, C. Williams, B. Johnson, N. Meckler, J. Marshall. ROW 4: R. Duffield, C. Reichart, C. Watson, M. Lumley, L. Gantt, G. Bradley, K. Craig, J. Popa, S. Humphrey, S. Kirby. ROW 5: B. Harder, C. Ken- nedy, L. Johnson, K. Ray, 8. Mayo, 5. Hull, J. Hogg, M. Stanecki, P. Kriedler, R. Mortensen. ROW 6: D. Evans, T. Husted, J. Pregi, R. Resetar, B. Randall, L Henderson, J. Emch, R. Jenkins, C. Jackson. They Enhance Their Talent Freshman Attendant, Susan Sophomore Attendant, Joyce Young- Junior Attendant, Janice Popa, and Savage, and Escort, Frank kins, and Bcort, Roy Kennedy. Escort, Chester Amedia. Saccomen- Homecoming Queen, Kathy D'Angelo Homecoming l964 Royalty reigns at the Homecoming dance. Halloween Royalty l 964 Mary Lee Tedrow Linda Vosch Halloween Queen, Jeanne Thomhill, crowned by Gloria Mathews. Mary Ellen Hoare 127 Va rsity Cheerleaders Jeanne Thornhill, Kay Ferguson, Linda Vosch, Margery Mikita, Margery Plesic, Kathy D'Angelo, and Gayle Puscher. In its owr1 way, support helps instill just a little more desire into a team and makes losers into winners. Even though Hubbard did not rank among the winners in all sports, the crowd maintained its enthusiasm . Reserve Cheerleaders Alberta Cerbus, Mary Ann Stanecki, Kathy Matkovich, Joanne Beaudoin, Bonnie Bayus, and Ellen Dubyak. Freshman Cheerleaders Beth Evans, Nancy Vosch, Susan Savich, and Gaye Barnett. They Support the Eagles AAascot Mary Ellen Terray. Pep Boys Ma rChing Ba nd Randy Johnson and Chester Amedia. W......... i g m . $31.;th e EEK: vie; . T A THLE TICS Athletic Board Claris Jones, John McMahon, Ray Ballenger, Loren Giblin, Ray Werner, Nick Sostaric, Clyde Hall, Dan Modak, and James Nace. Not shown are Tony Angelo, John Brideweser, Anthony Carsone, Louis Colella, John McCon- nell, James Province, and William Tucciarone. Athletic Director Athletic Board Mr. Clyde Mose Hall, Hub- bard High's athletic director for many years now, receives recog- nition again this year for a job well done. Mr. Hall has the re- sponsibility of managing the com- plete network of sporting activi- ties, from football through baseball . Our Athletic Association controls all athletic policies in the school. Behind the scenes of all sports events stand the sixteen members. All bills, insurance matters, planning of games, regulating of the budget and the price of admission to all games, and many more responsi- bilities are placed upon these men. a ROW 1: F. Roth, D. Fair, T. Marrokal, D. Williams, P. Ciufo, J. Pregi, B. Skruck, J. Phillips, D. Jordan, J. Mc- Callen, R. Gehring, B. Bilchik, T. Ifft, R. Resatar. ROW 2: C. Taylor, R. Hunyadi, W. Hagen, R. Bigelow, D. Mathews, J. Campana, D. Lowry, B. Delbane, R. Kennedy, C. Jackson, D. Green, L. Singer, A. Cornwall, L. Allen, C. Cherry. ROW 3: K. Luther, T. Miller, J. Smith, K. Maruskin, D. Brown, J. Rigby, J. Lowry, B. Mac- Skimmings, J. Guido, J. Larocca, T. Pugh, H. Meyer, G. Brown, D. Tedrow, T. Johnson, J. Smallwood. Coaching Staff Stanley Katsaras, Tony Carsone, Head Coach John Brideweser, Ed Howley, Lee Robinson, James Cloubich, Dan Modak mot showny Season Record Hubbard 14 0 14 6 21 28 14 14 42 Columbiana Girard F itch Memorial Sharpsville West Branch Boardman Struthers Brookfield 0001 +POOOOQOOOOO H Va rsity Football Managers C. Amedia, T. Jackson, Mr.'Smolen, Equipment Co-ordinator, C. Thompson, T. Cooksey, and T. Wilson mot shown; Behind the scenes of our spirited gridiron team were the indispensible managers . Their respon- sibilities included check- ing and repairing equip- ment, running errands for coaches and players, and dispensing medical sup- plies. The five managers were under the experi- enced, guiding eye of Mr. Norbert Smolen, Equip- ment Co-ordinator. Hubbard won its opener against Col- umbiana by handing the Clippers a 14-6 decision. Girard Indians proved too tough for our Eagles, but we didn't give up. On their home field, Girard turned us down with a score of 50-0. Wayne Hagen suffered a separated shoulder during this game. Fitch came to Hubbard on Septem- ber 25 and walked home with a 36-14 victory. Hubbard showed remarkable spirit and skill during the second and third quarters. Dan Brown just couldn't be stopped. Memorial played host to our fight- ing Eagles in an action packed thriller and an 8-6 victory for Memorial. With Hubbard near the goal, the ball was carried over for the toucthWn by Howie Meyer. Despite snow and rain, the Eagles made the trip to Sharpsville and showad everyone they were the boss. Dan Brown, scoring two touchdowns and three extra points, and Denny Mathews, adding another touchdown under our belts, made the final score 21-7 with another sweet victory for Hubbard. West Branch was our guest October 16 for our Homecoming game. School spirit and determination reigned high and the final tally of 28-8 in favor of Hubbard showed it. Howie Meyer led the Eagles with two touchdowns, fol- lowed by J erry Campana and Dan Brown again with one each. Boardman also came to Hubbard to match wits, carrying with them the Powederhorn. Later they went home with a 14-0 defeat and left us in charge of the Powderhorn. Excitement reigned as Howie Meyer ran the first play from the scrimmage for our first touchdown followed by Dan Brown later in the game. This was the first time in Boardman's history that they were shut out. Our last away game found us at Struthers and found us another victory, also. The final tally was 14-6 with touchdowns scored by Dan Brown and Charles Cherry. Our final battle was with our rival Brookfield, at home. With our team now in high gear, we weren't about to be stopped, and we weren't. We sent Brookfield home with a 42-14 loss. Touchdowns were tallied as follows: Art Cornwell with one, Denny Mathews, one, Charles Cherry, one, Wayne Hagen with one, and Dan Brown with two. Phil Ciufo- -Guard Denny Mathews--Halfback Jim Pregi--Tack1e Senior Earn t z; ? Rich Bigelow-- Jim McCallen--Tackle Quarterback Tim lift -Guard Wayne Hagen--Ha1fback Bill Skruck- -End :ng Dale Jordan--Tackle Rick Resatar- -Guard Clarence Jackson- -Halfback eir Letters Bill Bilchik- - Center Don Williams- -Tackle Dan Brown--Fullback Don Lowry- -End Jerry Campana- -End 139 From These Come Our Future Varsities This is Coach Robert Rifile of the Reserves. Reserves KNEELING: J. Salata, J. Pastote, T. Shannon, E. Diechler, R. Homolya, J. Smallwood. STANDING: H. Meyer, J. Emch, W. Henderson, R. Malara, J. Laney, J. Rappach, A. Cornwell. Frosh Squad ROW 1: J. Madeline, F. Saccomen, J. Saccomen, M. Stiner, H. Meyer, G. Mazarakis, C. Fisher, M. Vargo, F. Amedia. ROW 2: Managers--L. Mislevy, B. Watson, D. Bathory, S. Cornwell, H. Faison, C. Hughes, K. Innskeep, J. Axel, G. Balakoff, L. Hendrix, J. Grant, G. Hart, T. Case, H. Axel. ROW 3: T. Popa, H. Jackson, R. Ridel, R. Peake, M. Olive, W. Rosini, T. Cehring, J. Cornwall, D. Lumley, E. Hallsky, J. Bartel, C. Hall, Managers-- J. Maietta, R. Foley. ROW 4: J. Squibbs, B. Wilson, R. Rockford, B. StIachan, T. Block, E. Jones, B. Hubbard, K. Lubonovich, G. Kuty. Freshman Basketball Team ROW 1: C. Hughes--Manager, T. Case, J. Leavens, C. Fisher, J. Marshall, L. Randall, J. Morris. ROW 2: F. Saccomen, J. Emch, G. Hart, J. Axel, G. Mazarakis, R. Pillifant, Coach Donald Hurst. Varsity Basketball Meet Hubbard I-Iigh's new Head Coach, James Nace. Managers B. Petrosky and B. Rauschenbach. Varsity Squad D. Walker, J. Case, R. Jenkins, M. I-Ireen, J. Phillips, B. Gladysz, B. Skruck, G. Brown, J. Campana. Although the 1964-65 basketball season was not one of Hubbard's best, we can be proud of our team, for they tried their best to win victories for our school. Our first conflict, with Newton Falls, was a prediction of what would come in the future, for here we were handed our first defeat--Newton Falls 51, Hubbard 35. Our first S.V.C. defeat came from Suuthers with a 51-42 decision at Struthers on Friday, December 4. Our dry spell remained unbroken with defeats to North, 70-62 ta thriller all the wayi; Boardman, 75-48; and Poland, 54-50. This game was our closest to victory, so far, and now our Eagles were starting to move. Practice saw renewed hope, but it took four more games to see victory. Fitch toppled us 65-46; Howland worked for a 57-51 victory; Girard totaled 52 points to our 47; and Brook- field handed us a 97-76 decision in an exciting scoring game. About this time, we had a pep as- sembly which, along with the hardest week of practice, seemed to do the trick. Our first victory came from Campbell in our tenth game and was a victory well deserved. Our Eagles toppled over the Red Devils 71 to 55. The next night we met Rayen at Rayen and were handed a defeat of 82- 53. We have seven games left to play at this writing, and we hope that Hubbard is able to see victories in some of them. 1.. t Jerry Campana Bill Gladys: Bill Skruck Senior Lettermen Boys Physical Education Class Scenes Chemistry Our Sponsors APPLIANCE STORES SAM'S HUBBARD RADIO AND TV 10 N . Main Hubbard, Ohio AUTOMOBILE SALES BELL-WICK FORD 535 W. Liberty Hubbard, Ohio STIVER'S Chevrolet and Oldsmobile 125 E. Liberty St. TRUMBULL MOTORS 13 W. Liberty Hubbard, Ohio BARBER SHOPS DON'S BARBER SHOP 1504 YO-Hubbard Rd. Hubbard, Ohio ROLFE 3 SNYDER 30 N. Main Hubbard, Ohio BEAUTY SHOPS GUY'S BEAUTY BAR 124 W. Liberty Hubbard, Ohio HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 1722 Yo-Hubbard Rd. Hubbard, Ohio REGINA MARIE'S BEAUTY SHOP 129 N . Main Hubbard, Ohio BOWLING ALLEY BELL-WICK BOWL 1110 W. Liberty Hubbard, Ohio BUILDING SUPPLIES HUBBARD COAL 3 SUPPLY 828 N . Main Hubbard, Ohio PEOPLE'S BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 761 N. Main Hubbard, Ohio DAIRY STORES EMCH'S DAIRY QUEEN 119 Yo-Hubbard Rd. 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