Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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Run With Frightening Regularity Chemistry Mary Wort, Jane Peebles, and Gloria Osmun watch Judy Amaden as she pours an explosive into the beaker wondering if Judy knows what she is doing. Plane Geometry Are you sure the circumference of a circle is 360 de¬ grees? If you’re in doubt, ask Dennis Hammond, Dick Gordon, or Phyllis Sweeney since they’re taking plane geometry and they know all about it. Biology “Hey! Where’s this go?” asks Lowell Griffith as he looks at a replica of a human being during biology. Barb Arnold looks in the book and tells Lowell the correct position. Physics In physics Jim Cromwell, Elton Snyder, Allan Miller, and Mancil Brush learn more about mathematical solutions. 15

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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.

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There Are Only Drivers’ Training “Oh, oh! We’ve got another flat tire.” But Bob Rowan, Helen Smith, and Cheryl Jones have learned the tricks to tire changing, thanks to drivers’ training. Home Economics Sharon Bassett, Joan Battershell, Kay Calvin, Lucille Biasing, and Beverly Hart are learning to make flower arrangements in Home Economics as well as many other ideas they can use in the home. Civics Geography Mrs. McKeen explains a public health chart to Alice May, Ellen Walter, Joe Adams, Jackie Cunningham, and Doug Cook, members of her civics class. The globe has Frank Handy, Paul Shortgen, Pat Kenner, and Mary Lou Kelley fascinated with the many places they study about in geography class during their senior year. 16