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VOBILE The bookmobile, provided by the Johnson County Library, comes to the school every three weeks and is available to all students. Busy Days Include Lunch Activities. The thirty minutes each student has for lunch are used in many ways. After eating lunch, the students can meet their friends in the gym where a Coke machine and recreation facilities are available. A ping-pong tourna¬ ment was held during the lunch hour the first semester. The champion was Jim Wolfe. Students can also be signed out in the office to go to the library during this period. Watching Robert play ping-pong enlivens David ' s lunch hour while Larry and Jerry discuss his backhand. Good conversation helps to make lunchtime more enjoyable. 5
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The quiet atmosphere of the library encourages study as shown here by Janet, Linda, Vicki, Brenda, and Ramona who are receiving help from Miss Bowman, their English teacher. The students in Mrs. Woods’ third period typing class take a break for lunch.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hibbs arrive at a banquet held at the school in Mr. Hibbs’ honor upon his retirement. Mrs. Hibbs was a great help and inspiration to her husband during his many years of service in the teaching field. A Friend Is Gone On July 10, 1968, a tragic farm accident caused the death of Harold D. Hibbs, the first superintendant of the Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson United School Corpora¬ tion. His death brought great sorrow in the community and his many friends. Mr. Hibbs was born December 13,1901, in Johnson County, the son of George and Martha Hibbs. He graduated from Nineveh High School in 1920, and received his Bachelor’s Degree in 1928 at Franklin College. In 1931, he earned his Master’s Degree from Indiana University. He was married to Ruby Graves. Mr. Hibbs was the principal of Nineveh school from 1928 until 1963, when he was selected the first superin¬ tendent of our school corporation. He helped in planning the new high school and set up the organiza¬ tional structure of our corporation. Harold Hibbs was a friend to all who sat in his classes, to those who sought his counsel and advice, and to those who worked with him. His contributions were many and the results of his work will benefit us for years to come. 6 -
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