Hubbard High School - Bard Yearbook (Hubbard, OH)

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ADMINISTRATION R. C. REYNOLDS, Superintendent B. S. Muskingum M. A. University of Pittsburgh Graduate Work - Ohio State Congratulations to the Senior Class and their advisors on presenting this annual to the school and community. They have told the story of several hundred people in picture and words and have done it well. I also wish to congratulate the Seniors upon their completion of high school and present to each of them a thought on how WORDS CAN CHALLENGE . How strange the power of great words! In fact, a single word, or the few words of a great quotation can be the talisman that can lift to wider horizons, or help weather diiiicult times. Words have power. Words are izleas. Ideas move the world. Ideas can move you! Physically, the law of gravity holds us to the earthg mentally, we are bound by no chains except of our own forg- ing. Thus, through ignoble words, we may trudge the gutter, or through noble words tread the high places of the earth or universe. The choice is yours! Emerson has said, Do the thing, and you shall have the powarf' May God bless you in your future undertakings and remember that your achievements will be an inspiration to us for fur.her service in our work. -R. C. REYNOLDS WILLIAM H. MACDONALD, Principal B. A. Youngstown College M. A. Kent State University Ohio State University KENNETH D. ST. Joi-IN, Asst. Principal Psychology, Guidance, Coun- seling B. S. in Education Wittenberg College M. A. Kent State University Our desire is to faithfully aid all youth to a realization of a full and happy life. L We firmly believe that pupils must appreciate scholarship, desire to improve respect Iuw and order, and practice living in harmony with fellow students and teachers. Our goal . . . to instill in each heart that radiant feeling resulting from happy, successful living! WM. H. MacDONALD K. D. ST. JOHN -5-

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right-John Hamill, Paul Booth, Mrs. Edith Phillips, R. C. Reynolds, Florence Diroll, William Watson, K. C. Tufts. To THE CLASS OF 1950 AND STUDENTS OF HUBBARD HIGH SCHOOL: Your Board of Education has but one purpose-the betterment of Hubbard Schools. It has instituted the most ambitious program of expansion and improvement, both scholastically and physically, which has ever been undertaken in Hubbard School District. The object of the Board of Education and Superintendent Reynolds is to establish a schol- astic program and a new vocational program which will be second to none. Your Board is vitally interested in promoting athletics and every other extra-curricular activity which may be beneficial to the students and broadening to the school program. Planning and supervising the erection of the new million dollar high school building, and the revision of the entire school system, are challenging objectives. Its realization will entail no small expenditure of time and effort, and the final result depends upon the help which you alone can give. Only with the continued co-operation of Hubbard High School students, their faculty, and the citizens of Hubbard can this goal be attained. Congratulations to the Class of 1950 upon the completion of your high school education. You are to be commended for your fine school spirit and co-operation. Although you will not be able to receive directly the benefits of the new program, you may be proud that you have made a real contribution to its realization, and that thereby, indirectly, you too will share, because you have helped to build. JOHN HAMILL, President PAUL BOOTH, Vice President MRS. EDITH PHILLIPS KENNETH TUFTS WIIILIAM WATSON FLORENCE DIROLL, Clerk ..4..

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FACU LTY PHYLLIS HAMILTON Secretary to Mr. MacDonald Hubbard High School M. ETHEL LYONS Commercial B. A. University of Cincinnati B. S. Bliss College FRANK J. MCLAUGHLIN Commercial B. S. in Business Administration Youngstown College NELL J. BURROWS Commercial B. S. in Education Youngstown College M. S. Westminster College ELAINE WALDSCHMIDT History B. S. in Education Miami University CLIFFORD CUNNINGHAM English, History B. S. in Education Kent State University FRANCIS SMOUSE History, Sociology B. S. in Education Youngstown College 69 WIIJLIAM TUCCIARONE Civics, Driving B. S. in Education Ohio University MAUDE E. REED Civics, Hygiene B. S. in Education Kent State University LUCY A. BALASCOE French, Latin, A. B. Westminster College, Ohio University, Columbia, Western Re- SGTVS M. CLAIRE MCKELVEY Librarian, B. S, Muskingum College, Western Reserve, Chicago University, Chautauqua School for Librarians EUGENE ALBRIGHT Spanish, Vocal, B. A. Adam State College, M. A. Columbia NINA RHODES Art, B. S. Ohio University, Colum- bia, Ohio State, Western Reserve MICHAEL MOZZILLO Music, Band, Orchestra, A. G. M. Dana Musical Institute l Y6-