Hubbard High School - Jaguar Yearbook (Hubbard, TX)

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SENIOR CLASS '53 Left to right: M. Bruston, D. Daniels, C. Hill, J. Sledge, S. Hassell, L. Pasley, and B. Kabnick. Second row, left to right: W.D. Brown. J. Selby, N. Arnold, G. Green- hill, J. Miller, and A. Taylor. Third row, left to right: S. Maddox, C. Killough, R. Scott, J. Schrader, Sponsor, G. Bowman, I. King, J. Spencer, and L. Land. FIFTH GRADE 1945 First row, left to right: L. Paslay, D. Daniels, E. Brown, J. Miller, S. Hassell, C. Hill, J. King, W. Brown, D. Ivy. Second row: N. Arnold, I. Selby, R. Reeves, K. Foster, D. Paris, D. Thorn, S. Carley, J. Spencer, S. Maddox. Third row: C. Killough, R. Jones, L. Land, T. Lambert, J. Motley, R. Bohannan, Teacher, Mrs. Hastings. 4.f..1Q'

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TWE TY YEARS FROM NOW in the office of his private bank counting his money he fell asleep and began dreaming. A fairy with a dollar bill in her hand walked into the room. She handed him a crystal ball and told him if he would tell her everything he saw, she would give him the money. SCOTTY, without a moment of hestation, began to tell her what he saw. O V v j 'Q i One day, while SCOTTY MADDOX was sitting QM ' ' First, he saw Sondra Brown Knee Holmes J plowing on the W.D. BROWN, IR. estate. He looked further and saw that W.D. was at home tending the fourteen children and putting to use the bookkeeping he learned under Mrs. Sims in H.H.S. Next, was an office building and on one of the doors he noticed a sign--GARY BOWMAN THE GREAT, How to become popular with all the girls in two weeks. IANELLE SLEDGE, a big basketball star while in high school, was coaching the girls' basketball team in old HHS. He next saw ROBERT SCOTT still sitting in White-Wood Variety Store eating straws, shredding napkins, and hoping no one will offer him a job. Then, JERRY SELBY, a former Hubbard Football Star, was sitting on the Dawson side lines cheering for his son who is on the Bulldog Team. BARBARA KABNICK, after becoming a dancing teacher, now has opened an Arthur Murray school of her own in Hubbard for all Hep-Cats still in HHS. CARROLL KILLOUGH, having decided to be an old bachelor, was selling his self-designed atomic tractors. He found that our old friend, JESSE KING, was very happy as he had been All-American End at Baylor and had a coaching career. N 'QQ