Ada High School - Cougar Yearbook (Ada, OK)

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MARY HICKERNELL, A. B. Latin Our acquaintance with Mrs. Hickernell began in our Sophomore year and we are sure that our friendship has been mutual. Mrs. l-licl-:ernell isa lady of sterling worth. She has enlightened many in the peculi- arities of Caesar, Cicero, and Virgil. H. T. O. BLUE, A. B. History In our Sophomore year we also became acquainted with a man who hails from that awful and most hated burg called Kenton. But he was far above our ideas of a Kentonite. With all his work he was always pleasant, kind and above all square. Success to you, Mr. Blue, and we thank you for the benefit we have derived from your unceasing efforts. 11 KATHERINE I-IAUSCHILDT English No, dear reader, it is not a vision but only the fair features of the High School English teacher. We Seniors as a body do not have the privilege of being in any of her classes altho some of the Senior boys wanted to take English seven periods a day. Miss Hauschildt is a teacher far above par in her chosen work.

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WILLIAM A. STAGE, B. Sc. Superintendent of the Ada Public Schools American History and Civics We don't know whether we have put up with Mr. Stage or he with us. Nevertheless, we have learned more of treaties, acts, dates, and compromises connected with American History than we ever did before. His long suit is perfect order and this com- bined with his earnestness makes him a good type of instructor, and school man.

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HOWARD D. HARVEY M alhemalics Here is a man that is brimful and run- ning over with x, y, z's, triangles, poly- gons, parallelograms, etc. The only place we can account for such a ready supply of knowledge is the long, bushy, curly hair. Sampson's strength was in his hair, why not knowledge? Mr. Harvey is a well informed and well educated teacher. FLOYD M. ELLIOTT, B. Sc. Ph. B. Science Once again has he been the unfortun- ate. It has been to our delight that we Seniors have two studies under Mr. Elliott. The only real objection is he knows his subjects and it is nearly im- possible to get away with anything but work with him. He is best of all good- natured and an excellent instructor. 12 ALBERT F. DARBY, B. S., A B. Mathematics and Economics. Mr. Darby is doing only half time on the teaching force, he himself being in school at the University. We have not the pleasure of Mr. Darby as an instruc- tor but from reports he is thoroughly fitted for his work.