Hubbard High School - Bard Yearbook (Hubbard, OH)

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Mrs. Norma Sonny, high school sec- retary and treasurer for most school clubs, is a very efficient and helpful person. She keeps records of all bank- ing accounts, writes checks, answers the telephone, maintains student scholastic records, writes letters, and keeps in- formed on all school personnel and af- fairs--all with such a happy disposition! Principal Mr. ClaIis E. Jones, our principal, holds a position of grave responsibility. He not'only sets high standards of conduct for about twelve hundred students, but also attends to his many regular duties with admirable conscientiousness. We are grateful to Mr. Jones for working so hard during the summer months making out student schedules, for giving some ex- cellent pep talks which were an impor- tant part in keeping our school spirit high, and for making our stay at Hubbard High one that we will soon look back on with fond memories. Mrs. Barbara Hogg is the newest addi- tion to the office secretarial staff. She serves as a general assistant in the of- fice, but her special duties include tak- ing care of student records and making out transcripts. In addition, she assists the nurse every morning.

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GEORGE GUIDOSH FLORENCE DIROLL Secretary PHYLLIS GAMACHE Secret ary ,iuam MMIN $ Acting Superintendent Mr. Loren O. Giblin is our acting superintendent this year during the absence of Mr. Briggs. He is responsible for the establishment of the curriculum and staff supervision. Under his direction, many curriculum changes which will benefit our school program have been made, especially in the high school. Superintendent Mr. Loren H. Briggs, now on leave of absence from the Hubbard school system, is working on his doctorate at Ohio State University, but he still acts in an advisory capacity to the Board of Educa- tion. His advanced educational ex- perience will make him an even more capable leader of our schools in the future.

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Assista nt Principal Mr. William Tucciaxone, Assistant Principal in charge of pupil personnel, keeps all student attendance records and maintains discipline among the students by devoting a portion of his time to their general supervision. He also finds time to serve as advisor to the Student Council. Mrs. Elsie Schultz, secretary for pupil personnel services, also does special typing for school publications and for the athletic programs. She operates the off-set machine and renders many other office services too numerous to mention. Secretaries