Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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I I FOR OUR WAR EFFORT As other schools worked toward the war effort, so ours followed, perhaps on a more limited scale—but nevertheless, earnestly. A class In preflight training was introduced, and programs of the commercial, mathematics, industrial arts, science, physical education, and agriculture classes were broad¬ ened to meet the needs of a country in war. Scrap drives, war bond sales, donations tor Christmas gifts and kit bags for soldiers all were a part of the regular routine of the school. Second year stenographers at work.

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■ - III mi mm m m m m m Mimeographing the SPOON- DRIFT is the task before Editors Baneta Yarger and Francis Smith and Jeannette hiarkey and John Keller. Hicksvllle and Paulding are battling for grid honors. Pag boring Beerbower, Ger¬ ald Laub, Su2anne Malott and Junior Bauer are in¬ terested in a, physics ex¬ periment.

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Page In industrial arts these boys are studying specialized fields to prepare them for work in a war-torn world. On the stool is Kenneth Whitehurst and his fellow students are Norman Miller, Nor¬ man Sholl, Daniel Crowl, Anthony Hau- ter, Fred Billman, Eldwin Waltenberger. Studying to be Future Farmers are Faul Silvers, Galen Green, Richard Shull (first table), Loring Beerbower, William Shull (second table), James Timbrook, Duane, Rohrs, Clair Scott (third table). Paul Jones (rear) looks on as Dallas Brown purchases a war bond from Fred Malott, who is receiving the money, and Billy Kuhl, who is helping with the rec¬ ords. ■■ C -A