Hubbard High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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'eil USD BLUE AND WHITE 6lRL'S BASKETBALL VIRGINIA TRACEY Virginia, our captain, strong and tall Is sometimes our centerg she can outjump them all' You'd better watch, for when she gets the ball, Her opponent is sure to fall. ' THELMA MILLER Thelma's motto is Always fight And this she does with all her might, She fights to the finish and nevler gives ing Always saying We'll surely win. MARY ELIZABETH SEABORN Mary Elizabeth, as forward, helps a lot, She gives us all the pep she's got, But she's a senior and has to go, And the basketball team is full of woe. ELEANOR ROWLANDS One who is keen is Eleanor, And she is just a Sophomore, So here's to luck for the next two years, With Eleanor the team need have no fears. EMMA FORBES Emma's small, clever-and oh! how fastg On the basketball floor she can't be passed 3 Like a flash she shoots up two points more, While her guard wonders where she is on the fioor. MARJORIE SNYDER Marj. as guard is snappy and quickg Sure is full of the good old nick In basketball she has a lineg She can get the ball any old time. MARY PETERNAC Mary is slick, quick and tall, Where you find Mary, you'll find the ball. We're glad that she'l1 be back next fall. To help win the games and to iight for us all. FRANCES PILKINGTON Fran's not very tall, but what's the diff, As long as she's fighting and gives them a biEg She has the essentials a good guard requires, And when she's playing, she's like so many live wires. OTHER SQUAD MEMBERS - The rest of the squad members are Alice Abrams, Ruth Stewart, 9 Mary Stephens, Marjorie Beaumire, Laura Bell Owen, Mildred Pen- nel and Maxine Biailey. Everybody can't be stars so while some of the others were on the floor doing their bit, the others were on the bench cheering for them. All the girls tried hard and did their best, and next year we'll see most of them among the regulars. +l93I- Page fifty-one IGI IIGVP

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BLUE AND WHITE 1 FOOTBALL Howland ..LL..A 0 Hubbard .... 32 Brookfield Canfield LL.,,..L, 0 Hubbard .....LL 41 Columbiana MacDonald 2 Hubbard ...L.LL 33 Lowellville Fitch LaLLLL....aLa 0 Hubbard rr.. 27 Boardman SEASON OF I930-3I Hubbard rrrr 7 Hubbard ...,... 70 Hubbard ,,r... .13 Hubbard .... 13 The football season opened on Sept. 20 with Hubbard defeating How- land 32-0. The next two Saturdays we swamped Canfield 41 to 0 and Mac- Donald 33-2. On Oct. 6 'Hubbard journeyed to Fitch for another victory. Hubbard undefeated so far, met Brookfield in a hard fought and exciting game on Oct. 18, ending with a 7-7 score. After defeating Columbiana and Lowellville we played Boardman, the Mahoning County Class B. Champs. Again victory fell to us in a 13-0 score. Coach Cox and his men had bat- tled their way thru an undefeated season. LETTERMEN A Palumbo B. Mathews Wylde MacDonald Choppa Wren Corbin P. Mathews Wilson Reilly McCarthy Long Sovick Black Evans Sauline Tracy Williams Burwig l 9 3 I 16'-Q Page fifty-two