Hubbard High School - Bard Yearbook (Hubbard, OH)

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Deaicafion To repay a class adviser for the time, thought, and energy that go into leading a class frcm the freshman year until each senior has his diploma h01d firmly in his hands on commencement night, is impossible. The best that we can do is to express our appreciation and as a class render a tribute ef thanks to our advisor, Miss lurrows, who has all the qualities that make a good counselor. Geniality, loyalty, firmness, good Judgment, and a sense of humor combine to make her a popular advisor. It was she who helped us to make our prom one of the best ever held at Hubbard High. Her striving energy and her ambition in other class activities will always be remembered too. And so, before we leave Hubbard High to enter a new world, the class of 'b9 here by dedicstes this book to our beloved advisor, Miss Nell Burrows.