Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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an ,. ,,,-W if ,, ' -. -'yr ---5-sf, 1 jg QM .if J I I j ' gg The busy clay of Elementary Principal, Raymond Hook, includes l L, teaching fifth and sixth grade health and physical education. gi Supervising the many classes and coaching the elementary basket- ball team occupies a considerable amount of his time. -3' Mr. Hook welcomes the visits of parents so they may discuss and arrive at acceptable solutions to the many problems of the students. MR. RAYMOND HOOK ,gi MRS. MILDRED MRS. VIVIAN WAHI. MRS. ELINOR BAUER MRS. ETHEL DOEDEN MRS. LURA STENGER RINGER, Kindergarten Kindergarten First First First MRS. LORA MRS. NADINE LEWIS MRS. HELEN RIEHLEE MRS. ELIZABETH MRS. GRETA SZABO HAMILTON, Second Second Second '1 WINGATE, Third Third I2

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Om ' - 746 Zecvw Wood and Audra Batchelor delve among the library books extra reference material. RUTH WOOD: Birthplace, Nappanee, Indiana. 1 B.A. degree from Bluffton College, and has done study at Ohio State University. Teaches junior Senior English and Latin I and II. A few of her hob- are reading, handicraft, and collecting coffee spoons. AUDRA BATCHELOR: Born in Lebanon, Indiana. at Butler University, Bowling Green University, Defiance College. Teaches 7th, 8th, and 9th English, e and spelling. Leather work and dabbling with paints are her favorite pastime. MR. PAUL SMITH: from Shelby, Ohio. Earned his B.Mus.Ed. at Otter- ein College. Teaches vocal and instrumental music. Di- ects the band and chorus, sure to come up with a good and at contest time. This little man with red hair has lots f musical ability. As a pastime he listens to good music. R. DERRILL MURPHY: Native of Newville Township. eceive B.S. degree at Ball State Teacher's College. Paul Smith and Derrill Murphy discuss plans for senior activi- ties. Teaches science and biology, also is senior class advisor. Directed senior play, is good at dramatics. He is an out- door fan, likes to explore the natural wood life. MR. JOHN FAST: Lives in Haviland, Ohio. Earned a B.S. de- gree in education at Defiance College. Teaches junior High math and Freshman algebra. Likes dogs and sports, es- pecially basketballg his favorite pastime is reading. MR. METLAR WILLIAMS: Hails from New jersey. Has at- tended Taylor University, Bowling Green, and Indiana University. Boasts B.S. and M.S. degrees in Education. Teaches mechanical drawing and shop. Hobbies are leather craft, photography, woodworking, and models. MRS. LU- CILLE PALMER: Born in Bellefontaine, Ohio, now lives in Edgerton. Received her B.S. degree in home economics by attending Ohio State University. Cooking and sewing are her hobbies. ucille Palmer experiments with a project for her home economics lasses. john Fast receives pointers from Metlar Williains regarding the operation of the projection machine.

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f.. -1 :IT - 1 l I rl -an I . Q' .ad - I '- ' ' .:af':,m? rff - v f- - .. ..l Img - ff'Z?E :.1 a.-1. t ., I V- ww- -,--E ....,,.....k ,L- dtl an ' We .feafw Each day six hundred and thirty-eight children gain knowledge from the twenty-one patient teachers in our modern elementary school. By providing both mental challenges and recreational activities, school becomes an educational adventure for the small fry. Embodying the symbol of truth and knowledge, students are adequately prepared to take the first steps up the ladder of edu- cation. MRS. PHYLISS BAXTER, Music MRS. MARILYN MRS. CATHERINE MRS. PATRICIA SCHUTZ, Third ROHRS, Fourth SCHAEFER, Fourth i I f . y y . ....iy. l , . if-1 - l I I l 'R Q lf, , ' ,My ,N MRS. EDNA HUGHES MRS. JANE MILLER Fifth Fifth MR. DON EVANS Sixth MRS. ALICE HOOK MISS MABLE CORE Fourth Fifth MRS. MARTHA MRS. HATTIE RICH SLATTERY, sixth Sixth I3