Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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Why is it that the students always scoff or appear to be dis- couraged with school? It surely cannot be that they are fright- ened by the fact that they might learn something. They should, by all means, look upon school as a privilege and an advanta- geous opportunity, and moreover, not only for all that, but also for the everlasting friendship it may bring. Why can't school be a pivot for all young people? Yes, it is just that-a youth's center. Why? Because it is here that we become acquainted with all types of fellow students, and we may profit from them as well. We enjoy good times, prepare a founda- tion for future life, are g r e a t ly interested in school activities. Perhaps, in years to come, we may This is the story of have memories of our school life as it was, is, and will be-a true youth's center. Yes, all of this is a part of the life of youth and pertains wholly to it. Sponsored by Camp Farm Equipment

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Page eight 1. Thanks, class of '44 . . . School V1eWs 2- Sfudy 11011 . - . 2- Empfy hal! with Mr. Brown in it . . . 4. New cafeteria stove. Sponsored by Calvin Bros. Barber Shop

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NVQ Page ten C. L. Hilbert, Glen Countryman, F. T. McCal1a, Marvin Applegate, Walter C. Smith Board of Education The Board of Education is the guilding hand of the school.. The members of the board, as a whole, bear the burden of keep- ing the school functioning smoothly. They solves problems of the school, especially along the mechanical side. V All students in school, and those that are out of school, realize the importance of a good well-rounded education and are appre- ciative to the board for helping maintain an educational system in our community. Board Personnel GLEN BURGOYNE, President MERVIN APPLEGATE, Vice President Hardware business Farmer WALTER C. SMITH F. T. MCCALLA GLEN COUNTRYMAN Defense Work Manufacturer Farmer C. L. HILBERT, Clerk Defense Work Sponsored by Carey 6? Sons' Garage