Hubbard High School - Bard Yearbook (Hubbard, OH)

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PRINCIPAL The publrcatton whtch you are holdtng lll your hands rs a svmbol of your last year at Hubbard Hrgh School It records your trtumphs and your defeats Try to learn from all of these expertences Apply the lessons learned tn such a manner that you wtll be come parttclpattng cttrzens rn the communtty of your chotce Always conduct yourselves tn an exemplary way so that your netghbors wtll be glad you are ltytng tn thetr mtdst You have my' personal congratulattons and best wtshes for conttnued success C E Jones Prtnctpal 1' n-5.57 Norma Sonny Claus E Jones ASS T PRINCIPAL GUIDANCE Vhllram A Tucc1arone N The asststant prtnctpal concern htm tlf wtth student absenteetsm tardtne pectal dtsclpltne case and a tgns and checks detentton duty He handles chool attendance records and complete report to the State Department of Educatlon ibzij -u-, lm- - Wtllram McA1p1n Gutdance rn Hubbard Htgh a 1 t tu dents tn vocattonal educattonal planntng octal dcyelopment pectal problems fatlure and dtsctpltne and rn problems and educatton Elsle Schultz after graduatton it 1 1 M 5 ' 1 I 1 Y ' 4 , A V. s aww, .f I . I ' 1gf., 's f :,r.,,.gyz, I. I ff nt j Jian . , I 'bifilsgg . I , K , , 5 , Q y U I ,f ' v-f V ' ff? A , 'J ., . , I 1 A , ' , gg , . . , if ,,.-yu., F 1 Q L s'- A ' 1' ' ' sssss- - , M-, , 5 . .K . . Q Q , I V Q . A 13

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QLIPERINTENDENT Congratulations upon reaching this important plateau in life. You are about to enter the highly competitive world either as a wage earner or a candidate for one of the professions. Whichever choice is yours, the habits of work you have formed during your four years in Hubbard High School will in somemeasure determine your success. May you always remain true to those ideals and attitudes of good citizenship which have been an important part of your school training. My wish for you is ahealthy, happy, and useful life. K. D. St. John Superintendent K D St John Florence Diroll BOARD oef5taFi5DuoA1loN .ag StephenE Chuey Pres GeorgeJ Guldosh V Pres Raymond Kulow Daleli Williams Malcolm Stephenson Mrs B M Percy Clerk tid ,iw 'I r H-.Jr 'S fl, .fork -.M IM If ' . s.. t A V ' fc ff s s . L 1 'K '- fl

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FACULTY Gladly do we teach--for we believe in the personal worth and potential ability of every child and youth Reverently do we teach--for the guidance of the young toward high ideals and great achievement is a sacred trust. Confidently do we teach--for professional and cultural studies enable us to meet the complex tasks of teaching. Proudly do we teach for the story of our nation and the history of mankind reflect the wholesome in fluence of many teachers Hopefully do we teach for the teaching profession is advancing toward new and challenging opportunities ERIN ALEXANDER CHARLES BAILEY Eng Il HI Gen Math Plane Ceom Journalism RAY BALLENGER WILLIAM BLEWITT Gen Math , Geometry Wood Shop I Algebra II 8