Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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'P ieuuvui Hicksville’s citizens are deeply affected by the institutions of the community — churches, library, hospital, and school are all special keynotes of the character of the people themselves. Through the doorways of this annual we will try to portray the effect of the school on the lives of all of us. We will trace the path of a student, from the time he enters kindergarten until the day he graduates, a mature individual, ready to assume his growing responsibilities in the community.

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FRONT ROW : Neil Levy, Gordon Coy, Sandy Clark. BACK ROW : Howard Biasing, Diana Katona, Sally Scott, Judi Towne, Tom Ridenour, Betty Yoder, Gloria Biasing, Dallas Dewey, Keith Stuckey. Setuzt ul President Tom Ridenour raps his gavel for an¬ other student council meeting to come to order. The student council is the legislative body of H.H.S. and assists in solving any problems which arise during the school year. Composed of two representatives, a girl and a boy, elected from each class, the student council is the backbone of the student body. In addition to coping with school difficulties, our governing body sponsors the National Honor Society and determines the method of electing the Homecoming Court and Cheerleaders; also its members serve as guides for visitors to our school. Under the superior guidance of our principal, Mr. Ringer, and the outstanding leadership of its offi¬ cers, President, Tom Ridenour; Vice-President, Judy Towne; and Secretary, Sally Scott; the stu¬ dent council has had an active and beneficial year.