Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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Arlos Boger, Sandra Byroade, Judy Amaden, Jane Peebles, Linda Godfrey, Joan Biasing, Joyce Wonderly, and Ann Smith. Indispensable Aides What an efficient group of office girls we had this year! They worked hard every day to lighten the load of Mrs. Thiel. Included in a typical day’s work are checking absences and the typing of many re¬ cords. With “The Strength to Move a Mountain” our staff of librarians set to work under the instruction of Mrs. Wood, head librarian. Among their many duties they lend books, collect fines, repair and catalog hooks, and help students find reference material on subjects ranging from atoms to zebras. FRONT ROW: Janet Bilger, Iola Lobdell Rowan, Phyllis Sweeney, and Judy Osmun Mock, Marsha Wirick, and Neal Blalock. Gloria Osmun, Florence Jewell, Pat Kenner, Mrs. Wood, Diane Doeden, Janet SECOND ROW: Dennis Stuckey, Lowell Cunningham, Gerald Dunmire, Rick

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High School Cooks and Janitor Leona Hostetler, Claudine Burlingame Roy Bauer Elementary Cooks and Janitor Pauline Haver, Virginia Surque, Mable Beams, Alvin Beardsley Bus Drivers FRONT ROW: Charles Meyer, Ralph Morhart STANDING: William Camp, Ken¬ neth Countryman, Dwight Burlin¬ game, Ralph Smith

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Our Classes General Science Watch out for flying objects when Mike Kenner, Ricki Pier- man, Sally Scott, and their science class start experimenting! Science Is it bubbling? Sally Carr, Ga.ry Miller, Susan Killian, and Dan Ginther enjoy their 8th grade science class—especially when they do experiments. Algebra Brian Rohrs thinks the prob¬ lems in algebra are hard to solve. Mr. Farlee explains to Karen Stairhime and Donna Hus- ted that it’s simple, all you have to do is understand them.