Hubbard High School - Jaguar Yearbook (Hubbard, TX)

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C' JIMMY MILLER, having always had a love for cows and X , J Kay, had taken over the Motley milk route. He drove the X x jeep while Kay carried the milk to the houses. S qu? He saw that LA VERNE PASLAY, after getting disgusted with the telephone operators for giving her the wrong number so many times, had moved to Malone. NICKIE ARNOLD, after three years of hard work, had finished his autobiography, THE GREATEST MAN ON EARTH, and was now trying to sell it. Scotty was shocked to learn that LARRY LAND, who learned a lesson from his high school romances, was teaching a special class in HHS - Facts About Love. GERALD GREENHILL, being very proud of the black eye he recieved during Golden Gloves, had his own solution for painting his eye. He was salesman for this product. Scotty saw that our H.H. S. wit, ARNOLD TAYLOR, after having collected so many pocketsize novels while in high school, was chief owner of a second hand pocket-book store in Hubbard. ,X DORIS DANIEL, after such a wonderful career in H.l-l.S. was seen to be queen of the Blue Moon in Hubbard. JAMES SPENCER was playing professional football for the Detroit Lions. Dear ole' Fudd! How we loved him. He grinned when se saw SHIRLEY HASSELL, the smallest of our class, modeling elevated shoes. MARIETTA BRUSTROM was the Home Economics teacher at H.H. S. In her spare time she was the outstanding star at Waco Hall. -K

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ELEVE TH GRADE MRS. RUTH SCHLEY, Sponsor RAY ADKINS ANNE AVERITT BARRY BRICE WJ. CRAIN DOROTHY DOOL SHIRLEY DON NELLY ALBERT ENGLISH PA ULINE ENGLISH