Hickory High School - Hickory Nut Yearbook (Hermitage, PA)

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FUREWORD A deene to IEXIGNX what hae gone be fore and an LIDXXIIIIIIQTIQSS to accept the pant as delxgbhtful experlences fO16X er out of ou1 xeach has led to the publlcatlon of thls HILIQOIX Nut by the SQIIIOI' Claes, of 1940 pages of thls book and 5:,a7e back at the davs when we were happlest when the foundauons for loye fllend hlp seryxce and loyalty were lald w1th1n us then we w1l1 know ou1 efforts haye not been 1n x am THE EDITOR IIFF IIN THE IIFE IIN PHI ILUBRUOM l IFE IN 'l HE SPORT? FIELD 7 1 .Lv .r Av . i v 7 E, + y I If in future years we can turn 'the rlf .f 7' A -,ku v y v . Y V V Y V K. ' . vy V 1 T f N ,,J . J W ,I , ' W ' A Y L L 4

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YOUR E O SCHOOL DR-TUX X I' TOI IOLQ I FTLRN XOLNG CHENIISTS LEARNING V Y V ' ' 1 ' 'I Y 1 ' DEMOCRACY IN THE MAKING DEBATERS

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THE SENIOR CLASS HONORS MISS MINNIE BEVLYN In the course of our high school career we have been taught to develop the principles of good citizenship, cooperation, and fair play. One of the best teachers of these principles has been Miss Minnie Bevlyn, our Senior class sponsor. Not only has she exemplified these principles in her classes, but she has been a sympathetic listener and helpful advisor to all who have had occa- sion to consult her. Her friendliness, her willingness to help, and her effective work as senior advisor have won her a high place in every student's esteem. Therefore, as a token of our appreciation, we dedicate to her this Hickory Nut of 1945. X. fear , I'