Hubbard High School - Bard Yearbook (Hubbard, OH)

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FACULTY R. C. Reynolds -- Superintendent William MacDonald -- Principal Lucy Balascoe - Latin, French Charles Bailey - Industrial Arts Ray Ballenger - Algebra, Plane Geometry Ethel Bowers - Home Economics Nell Burrows - Bookkeeping, Lam, Typing, Economic Geography Clifford W. Cunningham - Geography 7, Math 9, P.O.D. Florence Diroll -- Secretary Robert Gray - General Science, Economics Clyde Hall -- Mechanical Drawing Phyllis Hamilton - Secretary, Gladys Harder - Vocal Music Shirley Johnson - Secretary, Roosevelt Alma Landles -- English 7, 8 Ethel Lyons - Shorthand, General Business Dorothy LicCa.rron - Typing, Office Practice, Sales, Advertising . - u Claire Mclielvey - Librarian Iva Miller - Physical Education, Hygene Michael Mozzillo - Instrumental Music Maude Reed - Civics, Hygiene, Spelling Nina Rhodes -- Art Joseph Sasala - Spanish, Sociologr, Bas- ketball Coach Clarence Schmidt -- English 8, ll Albert Smelko -- Math 7, 8, Football Coach Richard Sontag - History, Physical Educa- tion Lynn Sprague - Ptvsics, Algebra II,, Math Kenneth St. John - Chemistry, Guidance Council, Psycholoy Vera Toy -- English 10 William Tucciarone - World History, Civics 12 Elaine Waldschmidt -- American History 8, ll William White - Bimog, Math 8 Loretta Wright - mglish 9, 12

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V , iikff f W - ten Township, Ohio. and at Ohio State. Our Administrators The Blue and Hhite wishes to weleaxo to the Hubbard schools our new superintendent, Mr. R, C. Reynolds, who came to us from Hamil- Mr. Reynolds was born in Piednont, Ohio, ami attended school in Somerton. He holds a B. S degree from Muskingum College and obtained his meters degree from the University of Pittsburghg he has done work toward a Doc- tors degree at the University of Bhicago Mr. Reynolds believes that: Our careers, our hues, om: .Lives-are what we make them Nothing great was ever achieved' without en- thusiasm, nor was anything .lasting or impor- Hr' R' c' Reynold' tant acccmplished without some struggle and sacrifice. Let us nun llwrwwe not 0111! to what we get, but to what we give. The Blue ani White extends to nr. Reynolds the wish of the students and fac- ulty that he my find it pleasant to work in Hubbard. Mr. MacDonald, our principal, and alulnus of Hubbard High, Class of '31, ob- tained his A. B. degree from Iommgstown College and his M. A. degree from Kent University. Mr. MacDonald returned to Hubbard High in 1936 teaching history and geograplq which he continued to do until he joined the U. S. Navy in 1943. He served for thirty lonths and received the rating of lieutenantfj. gJ. He returned from the service in 1946, taught the last half of the year and was then ap- pointed to the position which-he now holds- principsl of Hubbard High School. Mr. HacDona1d'.s appreciation of Hubbard High traditions, his ability to lmderstand the t students viewpoint, and his genuine interest 1 in every phase of high school activity make him a successful principal. Hr. William Hacllonald

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ue ana wltife gfahg EDITORS Ray Kyle LITERARY Mary Jane Booth Ethyl Cramer Martha Mitchell Mary Pascarella BUSINESS Nancy Clayton Betty Guidosh Phil Denker Jack Wilson TYPISTS Dorothy Doyle Frances Doyle Betty Guidosh ADVISERS Vera J . Toy in ,vi i, 4: ,, Y ,. 5' Joan Crawford Florence Quinn Ken Davis Wayne Frye Jack Wilson Bookkeeper Bookkeeper Advertising Advertising Donna Ensley D0!'0thY Hinerman Ethyl Cramer M. Ethel Lyons Y ,, Q If The staff presents the twenty-seventh volume of the Blue and White to the students with the hope that it is an acceptable record of the year 19118-149 I YSBPS to C0106 may its pages remind us of good friends and good times in H H S