Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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me Our superintendent, Mr. Normand jones, brings to his position many years of experience. Skilled in coping with problems of teachers and students, Mr. jones shows a deep under- standing of the needs of our school and strives to broaden the educational opportunities of the youth of Hicksville. His pleasing personality and his business abilities combine to form the basis for an efficiently supervised and operated school. I Teaching civics, checking the records and re- quirements of students for graduation, schedul- ing assembly programs, general supervision of Junior and Senior High School-these and many other duties are handled by our principal, Mr. Harold Ringer. ' 1 35' 0 RJ 3 Keeping records for different organizations of our school, taking dictation and transcribing letters, maintaining an accurate file of each student, and answering the telephone-these duties fill the day of our school secretary, Mrs. Lura Thiel.

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We? 'cam has Katie . :Fm :gk Ugg E CLARON LAUB President GLEN COUNTRYMAN Vice Preridefzi BERNARD WHONSETLER Clerk DR. R. E. HOFMEISTER MARIETTA STEMEN WILLIAM CLELAND, SR. Members of the Hicksville School Board have devoted many hours, without pay, to attending to the problems of the schools of Hicksville. Much of their time is consumed in appointing a com- petent administration and staff for the school besides working with educational policies and school problems. A program was developed this year to invite groups of teachers to board meetings to have them explain to the board the functions of various departments throughout the school. In this way, each member became better acquainted with the daily operation of the school program. me ii JA

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and Roy Bauer, custodian, receives his reward, a piece of luscious chocolate rake, pre- pared by our cooks, Claudia Wolford and Claudine Burlingame, Pauline Haver, Mabel Beams, and Virginia Surque are in the chow line every clay serving 300 hungry elementary pupils. An off-the-record handout goes to Russell Myers and Alvin Beardsley, the school's able custodians. EMD' Ralph Smith, Charles Meyer, Dwight Bur- lingame, Kenneth Countryman, Willianu Camp, and Ben Adams transport daily four hundred students three hundred miles to and from school in all kinds of weather. They take on this big responsibility with a friendly smile.