Hitchcock Grade School - Trojan Yearbook (Hitchcock, OK)

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DEDICATION To carry the olympic torch we chose Mr. G. E. Gaines. Mr. Gaines has been in the field of education for 51 years In appreciation for his service, we dedicate this 1972-73 Trojan yearbook. l Mr. G. E. Gaines A man moves slowly or swiftly, he does his work weakly or strongly, according to the energy that is in him. But the direction of his life, this way or that way, follows the unseen influence of what he admires and loves and believes in. Henry Van Dyke

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HI TCH C OCK GRADE SCHOOL The yearbook staff presents this annual to the grade school for 1972-1973. The theme of this yearbook will be the CLXMPICSZ Annual Staff I Q VHA. .xexss 5 Front Row: Kathy Sontag, Debbie Biggs, Linda Smith, Chris Boeckman. IEEE 2nd Row: Dorothia Smith, Patricia Wray, Gregory Ziblay, Barry Howell. 3rd Row: Mary Unruh, Perry Scheffler, Pat Haffey, Curt Biggs. Sponsor: Pam Jeffries I K

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FACULTY I 2515151273 sff Huw mn LEARN Instructors PRINCIPAL 3rd Kc hth Grade Mr. Michael D. May , 'Zth Kc 8th Grade Kindergarten Mrs. Dora Boyd Miss Pam Jeffries -L . c -N -3 Q i Jg gg A173 Mrs. Janice Stinson Mr. Allan Stinson lst Kc 2nd Grade Sth Sc 51211 GP3-de Music Teacher Coach Children cannot develop the discipline for freedom by being held under the complete domination of the teacher day after day and month after monthg neither can it be achieved by Wtaking the lid offn and allowing children to do as they please. It can be achieved only by living in the classroom from day to day in accordance with the ways of democracy under the guidance of a teacher who understands how human behavior develops and who, in his daily activities both in school and in the com unity, practices the discipline of a free man. William B. Hagan