Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1938 volume:

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' B ef-Q , 3 K -4:1 Q- Q ' f S L Q X v 'I K Tr-IE HIXGNIAN COMPILED AND PUBUSHED BY THE N SENIQR CLASS of 1938 I-IICKSVILLE I-HG!-I SCHOGL HICKSVILLE, OHIO '23 Volume Q3 Y Edifors - - Richard J. Camp and Dorofhy Ann Buck Business Managers - Joe A. l-lar+ and Harry W. Carey Eaculfy Advisor ------ George A. Pafferson u FGRENXXCDRD Il has been a gay experience +o 'rhe class of '38 lo publish lhis edilion ol lhe l-lixonian. Our advenlure slarled in Seplember, lour years ago, when we enlered lhe building as Freshmen. Since ffhen has noi been a life-lime, buf il has been filled wilh happy memories. Our high school days come To a close. Our desire as we leave lhese days and lhis lile is lhal lhis book may lceep Jrhose precious memories brighl. DEDICATICDINI For his kind and consianr co- opera+ion, for his absorbing Eng- lish sessions, for his wise guidance in dass mafrers, and for his unrir- ing friendship, we, ihe Senior Class of I938, dedicare Jrhis edi- iion of ihe I-lixonian To our Super- inrondeni, reacher, and friend, Mr. Parferson. TABLE QF CGNTENTS Who We are f Faculiy - Cusiodians - Graduaies - Underclassrnen Wl'1a+ We Do - i-iixonian - - Spoonciriii - Foreign Langua Broadcasier - Carnival - - Music - - - Senior Play - Dance - - A+hle+ics - - Ads and Ends . ge Club Q Q . 0 F!-:ir 111 fllillk ll! Adlllllllllv- - 'illlllFlllYTl l'lll 1' dl' 2 llll I If lin- IIIIII. 'll IFIIIIIIIIIIIII in ll:::la:'llI' Q, Ill' s N' IIIIII 'll' 2 'lllll Q v uns 'W f 'url Weiia.. 1. iggr 1 ., , EF? ENUM x , - 1, V . Q f fg 5 Q4 06 K7 Q Qx 1 W 'QVFUQQ B , 05? R-X v 9' Xq M! X h , ,s'i'mi e,, Q, + f w 5 4 5 . P 'o Yi. . , 7' ' ' , 357,75 x .5, A J I : 0, -5, A E U ' 'QQ-1 ARTHUR NN. JONES Princlpaf of High Schcmf Alqolnra, Qwmwviry and Aqricul GEORGE A. PATTERSON Superirvcndenf of Schools Enqfish LEARNED LEADE2 DIRECTORS CDF DESTINY Reading from le-Tl lo righlz Glen l-loolman, Glenn Burqoyne, J. O. Lonqsworlh, P. J. Murphy, Eorresf Mc:Calla, and William Cleland. LEST WE FORGET GWENDOLYN ROAN MARJORIE ROAN Died January 2, IQ38 The flood may carry us all lar. Bul' deep in The wave is The memory of our Two young voyagers who Wenl oul wifh The fide This year. 7 PROFESSIONAL PEDAGOGLIES ANNA C. SCHOFER English, Hisiory, and Physical Educaiion JAMES A. BRIGHT English, Chemislry, Pnysics, and General Science GEORGE F. HAN NA Biology and lnclusirial Aris 8 GERALD D. SAPP Coach Geography, Social Civics. Hisiory, and Physical Edu- calion ESTH ER HOWENSTI NE Hygiene and Home Eco- nomics WALTER W. SCH UBERT Commerce MARGARET LASKEY English. Lalin, and French O. C. RODOCKER Principal ol Junior l-ligh, Arilhmelic, Lileraiure JOHN DeMUTl-l English, Spelling, and Lileralure KARL KOOISTRA Music BERENICE SAUERS Hygiene, Governmenl and l-lislory LAMAR CONNELLY Geography and Science MARJORIE WORT Librarian lfrii T3 righT: Elmo WalTenberger, William Briclcel, Ray Moore, Carl Keesberry, Calvin Rodoclcer, NeTT Culler. HARRY HACKSTERS These men drive The buses which carry a large number OT sTudenTs To and Trom school. They are Triendly, careTul and puncTual. On only a Tew days are They laTe and Then iT is because OT weaTher condiTions which They are unable To conTrol. We are very proud oT The TacT ThaT noT one oT our buses has been involved in any serious accidenT. lli CGAL CARRIERS These TaiThTul servanTs oT The school are wellelcnown To The enTire sTudenT body. They lceep The buildings clean and aTTend To The school supplies. OTTen They work long aTTer Their regular hours in order To lceep The buildings cornTorTable Tor us. They are oT greaT assisT- ance To us during preparaTions Tor parTies and oTher ovenTs and are among The Triends who help us enjoy our school liTe. l.eTT To righT: George lPeTel KronTz, wCorresT lclaclcl Blalock. IO W 3 X22 W ,, z ' '. MF? Ur, LSP R :I ' X ivy' , .PWR Q 5, YH :',Wm F1 . ' ? sN l, , I l i ', I 'Z ' Q ' I ' , x 1 'f ' W v , , 1 The Board is a liHle shorf of funds, so you'll have +0 skin your own! GI32fXDS ANNAROSE BARBEAU I-ler modes? Ioolcs a coffage mighl' adorn, Sweef as fhe primrose peeps be- neafh fhe fhornf' Roof Garden I: Chorus I, 4: Glee Club 4: 4I-I 2: I-Iixonian 4: Carni- val 4: Commercial Award 4: Class play, 4. ELMA BROWN The heaven suchla grace did lend her Tha? she mighf admired be. Roof Garden I: Chorus I: Glee Club I: 4I-I 3, 4: Spoondriff 3: I-Iixonian 4: Carnival 4: Opereffa 2: Girls' Afhlefic Associafion 4. DOROTHY ANN BUCK In each cheek appears a preffy dimplef' Roof Garden I: Class officer I: Opereffa 2, 3: 4I-I 2: Girl Sco'uf I, 2, 3, 4: Scholasfic Banquef 2, 3, 4: Canfafa 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Girls' Afhlefic Associafion Presidenf 4: Spoon- driff 2, 3: I-Iixonian 4: Chairman of Finance 4: Jr.-Sr. Banquef Pro- gram 3: Commercial Awards 3, 4: Carnival 4: Foreign Language Club 4: Class Play 4: Concerf 3, 4. HARRY CAREY Sincerify and frufh are The bases of every virfuef' Baslcefball 2, 3: Baseball 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 4: Spoondriff 2, 3: Hixonian 4: Oper- effa 2, 3: Roof Garden I: Carni- val 4: 4I-I 2, 3, 4: Scholasfic Ban- quel 2, 3, 4: Canfafa 4: Class Play 4: Boys' Sfafe 3. RUTH BREIDENBAUGH I-ler voice was ever soff, Genfle and low - an excellenf fhing in a woman. Glee Club I, 2: 4l-I I, 2, 3, 4: Carnival 4. VIOLET BROWN I-Ier voice changed lilce a bird's. There grew more of music and less of The words. Roof Garden I :Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: 4H I, 2: Class Officer 2, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Canfafa 4: Girls' Afhlefic Associafion 4: Foreign Language Club 4: Girls' Ocleffe 3: Operefla 2, 3: I-Iixonian 4: Spoondrifr 3: Class Play 4: Scho- Iasfic Banquef 2, 3, 4: Carnival 4: Concerf 3: Commercial Awards 4. RICHARD CAMP Genius finds ifs own road, and carries ifs own lamp. Foofball I, 2: Baslcefball I: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Class Officer I: Spoondriff 3: I-Iixonian 4: Scholasfic Banquef 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Roof Garden I: Can- fafa 4: Foreign Language Club 4: Carnival 4: Salufaforian: Class play 4. MAX CARR Music washes away from fhe soul The dusf of every-day life. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Roof Garden I: Opereffa 2, 3: Canfafa 4: Baslcelball I: Spoondriff 2, 3: Class Officer 3: Class Play 4: Foreign Language Club 4: Carnival 4. MARY CI-IANEY The only way To have a friend is 'ro be one. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: 4l-I I, 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3: Operella 2: Spoon- clrifl 3: I-Iixonian 4: Scholaslic Banquel 2, 3, 4: Carnival 4: Corn- mercial Awards 3, 4: Class Play 4. HAROLD CROMWELL 'lbilher I will lind a way, or I will malce one. Foolball I, 2: Class Olilicer I, 3: Ba:-lcelball I: Class Play 4: Spoon- drifl 2: 3: Hixonian 4: Carnival King 4. CORAL ENC-LE Every man is a volume if you lcnow how To read him. Carnival 4. ORAETI-IEL FOLK The besi parl of beauly is Ihal' which no picfure can express. Roof Garden I: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: 4l-I 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Can- Iala 4: Operelia 2. 3: I-Iixonian 4: Concerl 3: Carnival 4: Girl Seoul I, 2. VERA COON Keep Irue 'ro 'rhe dreams of Ihy youIh. Chorus I: Glee Club I: Roof Gar- den I: Carnival 4. MAX ELDER A playful man and merry. Poolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball I. 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2: Glee Club I, 2: Roof Garden I: I-Iixonian 4: Carnival 4: Class Play 4. ELOWENE EYSTER A piclure is a poem wilhoul words. Glee Club I, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Operella 2, 3: Roof Garden I: Concerl 3: Carnival 4: Cheer Leader 2: Canlala 4: Class Play 4: Spoondrilr 3: I-Iixonian 4: Scholaslic Banquel 3: Girls' Alh- lelic Associalion 4: Foreign Lan- guage Club 4: 4I-I I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM GINTI-IER Good nalure, Iilce a bee: finds ils honey in every herb. Baslcelball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Spoondrill 3: Foolball 3, 4: 4l-I 2, 3, 4: Carnival 4. JOSEPH HART Those who command lhemselves, command olhersf' Baslcelball I, 2: Baslcelball Mgr. 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2.3, 4: Roof Garden I: Boy Scoul I, 2: Opererla 2, 3: Canlala 4: Concerl 3, 4: Class Officer 2: Spoondrilr 2, 3: Carnival 4: Scho- laslic Banquel 2, 3, 4: I-lixonian 4: Presidenl Foreign Language Club 4: Class Presidenf 4: Jr.-Sr. Banquel Program 3: Valediclorian: Boys' Srafe 3. FREDA JANE! I-IITT Would lhal lhere were more lilce her. Roof Garden I: 4l-I I, 2, 3: Girls' Alhlelic Associalion 4: Carnival 4: I-Iixonian 4: Commercial Awards 4: Class Play 4. FLOYD KEMERER Good humor is 'rhe heallh ol The soul. Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Foolball 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Chorus 4: Spoon- clrifl' 3: I-Iixonian 4: Operella 2, 3: Carnival 4: 4l-I I, 2, 3, 4: Roof Garden I: Canlala 4: Class Play 4. FLORA MILLER ln fellowship she'd laugh and cha? around. I, 2, 3: Carnival 4: Class Play BERT E, I-IELSEL Resl is lhe sweel sauce ol labor.' Carnival 4. GEORGE HOOK The will of man is by his reason swayed. Band 2, 3, 4: Spoondrill 3: Chorus 4: Glee Club 4: Carnival 4. ALBERT KOCIS A quiel genlleman from lop lo foe. Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I 2: Canrival 4. VIVIAN MONROE She hall: consenls who silenrly denies. Girls' Alhlelic Associalion 4: Glee Club I: Roof Garden I: Carnival 4: 4I-I 2, 3. 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BaskorbaN 3: BfmcbaH I, 21 Poor' YMU Mrgr, 33 Cheerleader I YQ Glee CME l, 2, 3, 42 Band I, 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Oporofia 2, 3: Spoondriff 33 Hixomiam 4: Chas Pray 4: C3599 Officer I1 Carnival 4, Hi-Y I: Scrmiasfic Banque? 2, 37JF.-Sr.Bar1quefProqram 3, Ad- vcrfisinq Drredor 4. 56- fs' frm'-' MAURICL WEEKS WHO To lwimsdf is New, no iaw doth needfl arr1ivel4. SouTh Main Manglers JusT Arriving ChorisTer KooisTra JusT leaving A Rhyming CoupleT There 'auTo' be a law Bachelors Row Rose be-Tween Two Thorns Bumper Crop Mere Maids The Elder Son lnTo OTT's or The Huber? l-launTed House Pals The l-li-Lo 3 To I in Favor oT Girls All PoinTs WesT Leaning Tower and hiTching posT 3 To I in Favor OT Boys Me and My Shadow Thev always come back Tor more Three Good SlcaTes SENIOR CLASS PRGPI-IECV As I'-lealfh Educafor my dufies fake me info all parfs of fhe counfry. Lasf summer I visifed New York. There on Easf Side I found my fhree old friends, Maurice Weeks, Freda I-Iiff, and Elma Brown, posing as welfare workers. They informed me 'rhaf Max Carr, 'rhe famous pianisf, who was 'ro presenf Mrs. Farrell Evans lformerly Violef Brownl in a concerf fhaf evening, backed much of fheir work. While yef in fhis cify I visifed Roberf Tripleff who is gaining fame as a carfoonisf and who, as a hobby, sfill creafes new explosives. In Pennsylvania I was infroduced 'ro fhe coal king who furned our fo be Floyd Kemerer. I finally arrived af I-licksville, my old home fown. I found fhaf Junior Tusfison owned a large dairy farm near l-Iarlan, Indiana, and Earl Reeb had invenfed many new confrivances for lessening man's work. Rufh Breidenbaugh and Annarose Barbeau lived near each ofher. I fhoughf fhey made very charming housewives. Coral Engle and Alberf Kocis were parfners in a paying furkey enferprise. Oraefhel Faulk had charge of a funeral home. She very happily fold me fhaf so far she had buried none of fhe graduafing class of '38. George I-look was feaching fhe Gospel fo fhe oncoming generafion and Lois Smifh Was mana- ger of fhe Menfzer Sfore. AI' Columbus I was ordered fo inspecf fhe Sfafe Penifenfiary. Only one old Class- mafe was fhere, Max Elder. They fold me fhaf he is one of 'rhe besf wardens in fhe nafion. ln Ufah I visifed a Tuberculosis Saniforium where Flora Miller-head nurse, and Richard Camp-General Manager, appeared on fhe records. Mary Chaney was Richard's privafe secrefary. I arrived in Los Angeles in fime fo see fwo planes flown by Dorofhy Ann Buck and Harry Carey lfhe Liffle Gianfl 'rake off for a franspacific race. On I-lollywood sefs I mef I-larold Cromwell, Elowene Eysfer, and Margarel' Gillespie. I also had fhe pleasure of sfaying al fhe Sf. Francis I-lofel. managed by Gordon Rowe. Sailing from San Francisco 'ro Alaska were Berl' I-lelsel and also Evelyn Sfrubing wifh her newly-made husband. Bruce Moore was Capfain and Bill Ginfher firsf mafe of fhe Gold Coasf Maid. I refurned fo Washingfon, D. C. for fhe inaugurafion of fhe new Presidenf, Joe I-larf, and fhere mef my co-workers, Vivian Monroe and Vera Coon. They reporfed fhaf Mary Rodocker and Kafhryn Schliesser were fouring Europe and Luella Rhodes owned fhe Niffie Dresse Shoppe in Paris. The former Marion Shull had wriffen fhaf she was very happy wifh her husband, Basil Pefers, who owns fhe confrolling inferesf in Swiff and Company. We seffled down for a resf and furning on our felevision sef, fhe firsl' fhing we saw was Norman Moon, popular leader of lhe I-lill Billy Billies, 'rhus accounfing for all our former classmafes. -Marfha Tuffle. I is ., M LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Annarose Barbeau, bequealh my domeslic abilily lo any malrimonially inclined Freshman. I, Rulh Breidenbaugh, will my way wilh lhe men 'ro some worlhy Junior lass. l, Elma Brown, give my slim waislline lo Dorolhy Haver. I, Violel Brown, will my vocal abililies 'ro Belly Blylhe. l, Dorolhy Buck, bequealh my dimples lo Julia Hicov. I, Richard Camp, 'ro anyone who needs i+, leave my scholaslic record. I, Harry Carey, leave my slalure lo Bob Beerbower. I, Max Carr, bequealh my musical abilily lo Dick Hurni, knowing he will use il' lo lhe besl of advanlages. ' I, Mary Chaney, will my lyping abilily lo Belly Shull, providing she keeps il working. l, Vera Coon, will my plumpness lo Marilyn Seiberl. I, Harold Cromwell, will abdicale my lhrone lo Dick Dalzman, if he agrees 'ro rule his subiecls as iuslly as I have. l, Max Elder, bequealh my abilily 'ro make noise 'Io Bob Ellioll as cheer leader. I, Coral Engle, will my bashlulness lo all frivolous Juniors. I, Elowene Eysler, leave 'ro Lucile Wonderly, my dramalic abilily. l, Oraelhel Faulk, give my love lor a mor'rician's business lo Lois Thornburg. l, Margarer Gillespie, bequealh my big brown eyes lo Minnie Ellen Lewis on 'rhe sole condilion 'rhal' she leave Mark Cenler alone and lurn lo Anlwerp lor consolalion. I, William Ginlher, will my curly locks 'ro Bob Cook. I, Joseph Harl, bequealh my presidency lo 'rhe Senior Class lo whoever is elecled. l, Berl Helsel, will my hislory oraling abilily lo Edward Wesl. I, Freda Hill, leave my blond locks lo Vivian Killian. l, George Hook, will my posirion in The band lo Charles Gililhorn. I, Floyd Kemerer, leave my loaskelball record +0 Linus VeI'+er. I, Alberf Kocis, will my quiel ways +o Gerald Ames. I, Flora Miller, leave lo Winona Bennelll my pelile qualifies. l, Vivian Monroe, bequealh my skill as a seamslress lo some worlhy Home Eco- nomics sfudenl. I, Norman Moon, will my broadcasling abilily lo any inleresled Sophomore. I, Bruce Moore, will my sleadiness lo one damsel lo Max Greer. I, Earl Reeb, bequealh my lendency 'ro keep under 'rhe speed Iimil lo someone who needs il. I, Luella Rhodes, bequealh my quiel longue lo Rowena' Slewarl. We, Mary Rodocker and Kalhryn Schliesser, will our inseparable companionship 'ro 'rhe Harkey girls. I, Gordon Rowe, leave 'ro Helen Camp my managing abilily. l, Lois Smilh, do willingly leave my 'rendency lo blush al lhe wrong momenl 'ro Zanna Jean Perkins. I, Marion Shull, lend lo some needy Junior my charming manners. l, Evelyn Slrubing, do will my ar'I'isI'ic 'ralenl lo Dick Reeb lor use on nexl years Hixonian. . I, Roberl Triplell, bequeafh lo Junior Romeo Lenz my wavy locks and flashing smile. l, Junior Tuslison, do beslow my cookie-dus'rer on John Carr, providing he can grow one. I, Marlha Tullle, do willingly bequealh my rosy cheeks 'ro some wan underclass girl. I, MauriceVWeeks, Will my pracfical 'ralenl' ro Billy Friend. I9 ummm, ,,,, . Nr, y . 'iz ,V .-,x 5'-. b, --f we ' q THE CLASS OF 1938 Presidenf - - - - ------ - - - - Joseph Harf Vice-Presidenf - - Harry Carey Secrefary-Treasurer ------ ------- - Violef Brown CLASS FLOWER - RED CARNATION CLASS MOTTO - EXCELSIOR CLASS COLORS - BLACK AND SILVER Four years ago fhe presenf Senior Class, fhen a group of fiffy-six green Fresh- men, came fogefher for fhe firsf fime beneafh 'rhe roof of fhe Hicksville High School as High School sfuclenfs. The novelfy soon wore off and we seffled down info fhe roufine which carried us fhrough our firsf year of High School. Af fhe beginning of fhe Sophomore year if was found fhaf a few had falfered and fallen along fhe roadside, buf fhe maiorify of us were back in our places. The Junior year offered a variefy of new inferesfs. including fhe Juhior-Senior Ban- quef and fhe Spoondriff, which we edifed under fhe supervision of Mr. Brighf. When we gafhered again as Seniors We again found a few missing from our ranks. Clarice Ford, our English classmafe, had refurned fo her nafive England. and Mervin Roberfson had been sfricken wifh infanfile paralysis which kepf him from school. .Now we have reached fhe goal for which we sfarfed and, as we pause fo look back before beginning a greafer iourney we wonder, Could we have done beffer? buf- Look nof, O friend, wifh unavailing 'rears Info fhe Pasf -- Look fo fhe brave young years! L Look fo fhe Fufure! All is fhere in Waif. All fhaf you foughf for by fhe broken gafe- The faifh fhaf falfered and fhe hope fhaf fell, The song fhaf died info a lonely knell. lr 1 20 ,if F'-K Q, ' r ,. m . ' ,. .' -. -, FI ii, MQW ilwi S Z O ,X y QQQ96.v.q:4 ,iQrf rfdgk 2 GMMMMM W VWWH Qs V150 f will ' r r g - x v' Q hui? fx M5 -1 Q ja N55 0lHMMV 0 P' X 5: . 1 1. I :i ' 'VTP' . . . . cl I p h d fh b Hon, and 'rha+'s wh fhappenedlu UNDERGRADS JAUNTY JUNIORS Firsl' row, lell To righl: Gerald Ames, Ardon Bauer, Winona Bennell, Jaunila Brown, Derrill Cole, Francis Cole. Elva Counlryrnan, Belly Crornley. Second row: Lucille Harkey, Margarel l-larkey, Dorolhy l-laver, Wayne l-loolman, David l-lusled, Edward James, Vivian Killian, Phyllis Kline. Third row: Mariorie Rodocker, Alverla Sholl, Belly Shull, l-larry Srnilh, Irene Smilh, Richard Sowers, Margarel' Sfauliler, Eva Slrubing. OFFICERS Presidenl - ---- - Dick Dalzman Vice-Presidenl - - - - Edward Wesr Secrelary and Treasurer - - - Vance Laub COLORS: Blue and Silver MOTTO: We are winding The clock ol knowledge, by and by il will slrike. FLOWER: Lily ol l'he Valley On Jrhe firsl clay ol school in I935 I+ seemed so slrange Jrhal lhey were aclually enler- ing l-ligh School. One ol The lirsl lessons of High School came when a group were going upslairs -- hall running and hall walking. As lhey neared lhe lop, feeling very good and all puffed up , a voice behind lhem said, Now go back down Jrhose slairs and 22 JAUNTV JUINIICDRS FirsT row, leTT To righT: Waldo Cromwell, Dick DaTzman, Irene DeardorT, Bob EllioTT, Paul Faulk, BeTTy Finzer, Willard Green, Max Greer, KaThryn l-ladsell. Second row: Elmer l.anTz, Marie l.anTz, Vance Laub, Minnie Lewis, KaThleen Mccollough, RuTh Myers, John Olsson, Millie Osrnun, Dick Reeb. Third row: Frances Swager, Miriam Thiel, Nick WalTers, Edward WesT, Geraldine WesT EThyl WiTTig, Lucile Wonderly, Dale WorT, Eldean Yarger. walk up! IT was Mr. Conkey, and he meanT iT. ThaT liTTle incidenT Took all The Wind ouT oT Their sails Tor The Time being. From Then on, Things wenT Tine Tor Them, wiTh The excepTion oT Their geTTing inTo The wrong class rooms. Their Sophomore year was a biT diTTerenT, They had IosT The Teeling OT noT knowing whaT To do. They were now aT home in class, and Their Turn had come To yell Freshman, Greenie , eTc. The big momenT oT The year was The Sophomore EoliTion OT The SpoondriTT. The Junior Year promised To be one oT The besT, and iT has been. This year The class had The SpoondriTT To publish and The Junior'Senior BanqueT To worry over as The crowning evenT OT being Juniors. School progresses and Then comes The lasT day when some are sad, buT mosT are glad ThaT They really are upperclassmen. The goal oT Seniorship seemed a long way oTT when They were Freshmen, buT iT hasn'T Taken long To arrive. 23 SNAPPV SOPHOMORES , Belly Blylhei William Bowen, John Carr, Eleanor Click, Carl Connor, Roberl Cook. ond row: Virgil Collrell, Roberl Eadie, Viola Elchie, Belly Gardner, Eileen Ginlher, Edward Hall, Belly Haskins, Elma Hauler, Hicov, Elmer Hinschlager, Dick Hellman, Viola Hook, Marlha Johnslon. Third row: Madeline Jones, Adella Keller, Gladys King, Roberl Larson, Harold Leighner, George Lenz, Max McClure, Roberl McComas, Bernard McFeelers, Dorolhy Miller, Eleanor Monroe, Helen Moon, Leila Osrnun. Fourlh row: Darrel Roper, Margarel Rhodes, Gwendolyn Roan ldec,l, Mariorie Roan ldec.l, James Rodocker, Cecelia Rohrs, Don- ald Rohrs, Paul Schliesser, George Scoll, Roberl Skinner, Eslher Spires, Loren Sluckman, Lowell Sluckman. Fillh row: Lois Thornburg, Faye Tuslison, Roberl Tullle, Linus Veller, Roberl Wade, George Waller, Luella Wallers, Dorlha Wenl- worlh, Belly Willil, Dorolhy Wolcoll, Luella Wollord, Belly Wrighl, Belly Yarger. OFFICERS Presidenl - - - ---- - Lowell Sluckman Vice-Presidenl - - - - Loren Sluckman Secrelary and Treasurer - - Belly Blylhe COLORS: Scarlel and Gray MOTTO: Seeking Higher Things FLOWER: American Beauly Rose The Sophomores are hall done wilh lheir slruggle lhrough High School. When lhey slarled as sevenly-lwo puzzled Freshmen, educalion seemed loo high a moun- lain lo climb, bul now lhey are looking upward eagerly lo lhe lop ol one peak ol lhe long range. Freshmen Class ollicers were Roberl Beerbower, Belly Blylhe and Jimhlharsons. The Sophomore year broughl a new experience, lhe publicalion ol one issue ol lhe Spoondrill, which lhey are anlicipaling as lheir paper nexl year. May lhey be successlul in il and in all olher proiecls which lhey unclerlakel 24 GREEN GRASSHOPPERS Fw V V A K A gy V V . , 4 my , iii y A ' - 1 H ,'-- A i T ' 3 1 ff ,.,. , fr 'Y' f I 'A' V' -ia' , 2' ' f i 'uv Q E A, . 'I 41:35 A H MF' H V V7 -, , kkyy 'V uh eh , '- A gg. P, -yy' .1 A we , ' S . f , 1 in Yi , . , , viii y . , . ' Y F .. - L .L . ' . ' - .1 w . 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Q 7VVV i ,gay , Zg' :A A ., L f ' y 1 , , ' . .. , , ya' .. f fe ,: P age ,hw f5 fT:-'12 ff.-- ' -., 2f- -. f -X -fx: : 4 . . -- H wlfifll' Firsl row, left lo riqhl: Belly Ames, Kennelh Bakle, Rosa Bell, Grace Breidenbaugh, Mildred Brown, Keilh Calvin, Helen Camp, William Carr, Leroy Cole, Virginia Cromwell, Maurice Curry, Wilma Curry, Mary Deardorll, Marian Dielz. Second row: Edward Durley, Alice Elchen, Julia-Ann Felzer, Billy Friend, Wyndolyn Fulmer, Evelyn Furney, Max Gardner, Loren Green, R. T. Gump, Vera Hauler, June Helsel, Roberl Hell, Dick Hurni, Francis Husled. Third row: Roger Husled, Juanila Johnson, Ted Karageorqe, Edward Kemerer, Elwood Killian, Darrell Kline Evelyn Kolb, Fern Levy, Belly Grae Lunger, Jacqueline McCalla, Lee McClellan, Doris McKinley, Leola Marlin, Grace Miller. Fourlh row: Andy Panico, Jim Panico, Zanna Jean Perkins, Rulh Schullz, Lauren Scranlon, Marylin Seiberl, June Shirley, Richard Sinqlelon, John Skinner, Thelma Smilh, Wilma Smilh, Rowena Slewarl, Helen Swilzer, Leila Thiel. Filth row: Andy Townsend, Evelyn Tuslison, Dorolhy Walden, LaVon Wallenberger, Evelyn Warner, Velda Weeks, Nova Wesl, Vir- ginia Whilehursl, John Willell, Harold Willig, Paul Willig, Bob Wyckoll, Norma Yarger, Roberl Zuber. OFFICERS Presidenl - ---- - Jacqueline McCalla Vice-Presidenl - - - - Teddy Karageorge Se-crelary and Treasurer ------- - - - - - Helen Camp COLORS: Royal Blue and While MOTTO: Build lor Cha?-acler, Nol lor Fame J FLOWER: While Carnalion One ol lhe largesl classes in our hislory la group ol sevenly-sevenl enlered lhe por- lals ol our school lasl lall. They soon began lo enjoy lheir work which lhe leachers made as inleresling as possible. A lew ol lhem have lailed lo complele lhe re- quired amounl ol work, bul lhe resl ol lhe class inlend lo keep on unlil lhey pass oul ol lhe door lor lhe lasl lime as lhe gradualing class ol '41, . 25 eff EIGI-ITl-I GRADE X ,, ,GK - .LK 5, K ' , x .M :: . K , Q , T - 1 - A- .. , X ,G W Z Firsl row, lei? To righl ,h- Z V G 7 GTJQTTG G Q I 43 y gf K Adcocli, Arranls, Bail 2 feq 'i -' '1 ' we ' ' ' wr. 'W A . iiff f' - Y 5,53 KK KKK K K K . , Bailey, Balcle, Bowws, Bl,+he 1 : Z :fy ' fvl r f T 3 Brandon Brown Brown , ' D G 5. ,PM . 135 ,G , if l l G 'Gi -, ' .eii G www. G . A , G ' L G duh? , A 1 K B 5, 5 I Zecond row: Carr. Cle- A'L' -. Q 'GT Gi' 5 ?G,.,r VT G Q 2 G G ' '57 7 'an ' Coon' CO 'n0lleY' Col' 'GG '-i ff , . ' i' kry' G . ,wg Troll, Crornley, Daub, Evans 'Aw K . .. K. KK in ,V ,K , ,A Q-,KK M ,TW V. AA ' Hulk Firzer , -7 ,, gGG ,hx Gila? as l W Third row: Gaslon, Hasch V:,,. Q fx 'gf yum '73 A ki 5 W ' 4 .ga 4- if QQ Q l-larlcey, l-lefrelfinqer, Hol- . T if 7 :6 5 - K Eleielelh Hoolf. Toofman 1, Q1. ' ' ,X ' K 'I n ovar , owor, ones. . . . I K5 M vw-N V 1 1 - G - 2 H I A ' 'G I Fourlh row: Jones, Keller G- f JF ' '00 ' WK -1- 3' f , , W I GJ' . 'r ea'4!'GsG Keller, Lanlz, Kimple, Knox i, ii5g G 'A' , 124 ,Jive Q- . T G 'S' Kuhl, Meelz, Mclzelers, Mil- ! f W' ,. 'I' iq Xl ' IV V7 we ler. da A ,- G i K G f Fifth row: Morris, Myers - M. M -wp, .rr v , ... - ,. ., l Nefdiardi- Oaks. ,K mf ,fa-we KK 5 Maw ali, T ' N9 f I We-'Q -'K R. Phillips, NN. Phillips, Ro- j T -P- E K, . 5 M VK, ev! T F' Q cloclqer, Schulz, Sinqlelon. f- V, 4 .gr K -f ' ' ' ' . ' ' .. , ,. FHWA xiii , . 1 , MW . ,gy lm G H K M. Siaffh row: Smilh, Slrub- - , , K ff .,. .. ,. 9 N K , ,. ,, f ' A Kv, K N K, ing, Thiel, TulTle,Wells,Wil- .,f.f.,,f . 'V ,gil Tj! K Gif, :rj J. inf' J , V liarnson, Wonderly, Won- ,T-? , 1, W X xr K E f , wx., R ' , ff K . . n CI Z . Y A I Kin! ,T ,lv 1, -:nfl K Vg derly, Wrrqhl, Yo er, u- l f 'll Y, ' -5' bw- Firsl row, lell lo riqhl: G Ames, Bauer, Beardsley, Be- ...K 4, 5' 1,2 H' 'U' ,K 0. ,W 4 3' 'lm --w ' rf-49v:,,,,1, ,M f ,+ 43 . dor, Beerbower, Belknap, G u ,kyy yi G f .LZ f Y 'TG 1.11. Bell, Bowsher, Brush, Carr, 1 ', - gf , ' KK . :Y ' G, wg 'G clark, cm. 3 LJ' JAM Q . T 4. A .1A r,g , Second row: Cole, Cool, - G 1' X aa, Y ., A G S rg 4-ai, ' Coffrell, Edson, Felzer, Forf- '-f ' ,M 'V' 'H gf if .55 Gs' 6 fl ' -K 'WW 1' X. Q M. - V . V ,. , - .. W. NJ.-M ,v Q. url, N' ,. fi ney, Fulmer, Gardner, Gol- ff,,KK,, ,l 'L gff' fm G' G' ,. 'fir ler, Green, Grover, l-lasch. ,, . K ,J .,,V gg , 3.1 I V, ' 'li 5 f 'Wi 5 ' I 2 XA Ll J, 'i52',-QGJJ W. ff' ',-' - f'. R f iff fr? f 2' A - G , 5 , l Third row: l-lalhaway, 'G . ' A T '?ff,2Gnf, ' G , Haver, Headley, l-lefzi l-lile 312' ,ci-1'-1-ki 5, lg ,A N ,KI Q M- N, 'G AJGG .Q 'T' gg. ,gina Q, w ,gr l beriy l-look, l-lower, John- .,g,KKg' 11:34 , V G A. :L J V K :LA 'KK:J wi , 5? son, Johnsfon, Jones, Kar- W, G . V I ' ,G Navi 4, 'G mf ., . ' G K, KM- ' fp, ra T f T lr Fourlh row: King. Kinzef- M M GT K A K .G Kisabelh, Lanlz, Laub, ' 'WW' - .am 1 . ,,,. 15 we' 3 3 Gia, ,M my ,,...,., ,Q Lynde, McClure, Mclielers, Eff! GTG' 'if'- W 'G :T Q-A , ' , , G ,G f+5.gw gg., ' McKinley, Monroe, Osrnun, V V' - fy G fe 1 - 51 GT K I ' i. - 'T Krfy v K,K.K.?j? Y G G 1 G Panasulc. if ' - '. , lyll if if G G Filfh row: Pelcr. Rhodes, T G' A 6 C. Rohrs, V. Rohrs, W, Q' Q . i , ,' ,, 15-V 5 , .QD , ,. f .. . Rohrs, Rinqwall, Roan, G V ,H gd Schaufelberger. Schliesser, . ' ' - Kg ., ' , A F r Shell. Shull. Silvers ' f..l'T.iM -. i ' Sixlh row: Sinqlelon, K K GGG . V K, K A G ,G i Slaup, Swan, Thompson, , KG K G ,F KK Qifr K, KK i if-4 Walfers, Wallers, Wells, , l j G4 f,,K .FK 'G H' ' V A ' GK K ' ' wmsq, waiter, wonderiy, , . ,Y T G, ft-. ' T - G Yoder. -' f' 1 ,a',,f G -' . ' -fx 'G 5 G 1' f . T 26 X . 1 g'1 f'WM!ul!.H1 mg M I Wi gil f . A N 5' z-L Z,-. , 1 . ul xx Q fm00fYD 1m I ?'llU?iIl' I ' 't1r!w ff W y .iu'l.,..,l 44 W' g MK I W f-w'1'h 1. WW , 'H frJl'f 'f Q' W' 11319 X 49' I ff: X 7 fa ' l 3 Z + QD 4 .- ' ' 4i ' v ,min k f + ,A , ,4 5 x I 52 -21-3:--ffii: , 1 xi N x I x ' X lg' X , f ' l W! U A .4 u.. fsflneiasf f AXE , ,E - -.5 ,flsuilxb X gi PICTURES, PLANS AND PATTERNS l.eTT To righT, seaTed: Chaney, Folk, Schliesser, Rodocker, V. Brown, Camp, Buck. Second row: HiTT, Barbeau, Cromwell, Gillespie, Rowe, Moore, Elder. Third row: Carey, TuTTle, SrniTh, HarT, TripleTT, TusTison, Kemerer, E. Brown, EysTer. EdiTor-in-ChieT - AssisTanT EdiTor-in Life-rary - - - AssisTanT LiTe-rary SocieTy ---- AssisTanT SocieTy AThleTics - - AssisTanT AThleTics Alumni --f- - AssisTanT Alumni Jokes ---- AssisTanT Jokes STAFF - - - - RichardJ.Camp -ChieT - DoroThy Ann Buck Mary Chaney MarTha TuTTle - Lois SmiTh - Elma Brown Junior TusTison Floyd Kernerer Mary Rodocker - - VioleT Brown Gordon Rowe - Max Elder FeaTure - - - Business Manager - AssisTan'i Manager CirculaTion Manager AssisTanT Manager - ArT ------ AssisTanTs - - Bruce 5napshoTs ---- AssisTanTs - - - - EThel Folk - - Joe A. HarT - Harry W. Carey - - Harold Cromwell - KaThryn Schliesser RoberT TripleTT Moore, Elowene EysTer - - - v Freda HiTT - MarqareT Gillespie, Annarose Barbeau Advisor - Mr. George A. PaTTerson The GraduaTing Class OT '38 are glad To be able To presenT This Hixonian To Their many Triends. ln order To preserve The memories and evenTs oT our lasT year in Hicksville High we have worked long and hard wiTh our adviser. The sTaTT was chosen early in The school year and since Then There has been a conTinued round OT picTure- Taking, wriTing, and oTher acTiviTies. We are able To presenT This volume Through The co-operaTion OT The Senior Class, The FaculTy, Schoolboard, and Business Men oT Hicksville. We have enjoyed our work and hope ThaT in The TuTure our Hixonian will bring back many happy memories NCDSV, NEWSV AND NOISEV Fronl' row, leTT To righT: Osmun, EllioTT, STauTTer, Shull, Laub, Ames. Second row: SmiTh, STrubing, Wonderly, DaT7man, Mcffollough, Haver, Swager, Lewis. Third row: E. WesT. James, Myers, Brown, G. WesT, Kline, Finzer. FourTh row: Mr. BrighT, Advisor, WorT, Olsson, Reeb, Cole. Edilor-in-ClnieT - AssislanT EdiTor LiTerary - - - Assisfanf Liferary SocieTy - - - AssisTanT SocieTy Jolce EdiTor - - AThleTics - - - AssisTanT AThleTics Exchange - - - Junior High - - AssisTanT Junior High - Business Manager STAFF - Vance Laub - - - BeTly Shull - - - - Dick DaTzman - - KaThleen McCullough - - - Minnie Lewis - Lucille Wcnderly - DoroThy Haver - Harry SmiTh - Edward James - - - Phyllis Kline - - - Geraldine WesT - Eva STrubing - - - Edward Wesl AssisTanT Business Manager - - Gerald Ames CirculaTion Manag AssisTanT Manager ArT EdiTor - - AssisTanTs - Lower Grades - AssisTanT - - Alumni - - - AssisTanT Alumni Machine OperaTor AssisTanT OperaTor Advisor - - - MargareT STauTTer - JauniTa Brown - - - - - - Diclclieeb John Olsson, RoberT EllioTT, Francis Cole - - RuTh Myers Frances Swaqer - BeTTy Crornley - BeTTy Finzer - Harry SmiTh - - Dale Worl Mr. J. A. BrighT The SpoondriTT, under The supervision oT iTs able sTaTT and advisor, has rocl4eTed iTselT To vicTory Tor anoTher year. The publicaTion oT This paper, which is sponsored by The Junior Class, made up eighT loolced-Torward-To evenTs in our school year. New TeaTures were added by ambiTious members of The sTaTT, among Them a conTinued sTory, someThing new in The hisTory oT The High School paper. The Class is looking Torward To The publicaTion of The Hixonian nexT year and hoping ThaT They will be able To make as big a success OT iT as They have of The SpoondriTT, and, wiTh Their spiriT, They will do iT. LITTLE, LIGI-IT AND LASTING LeTT To righT, seaTed: Yarger, Richeson, Boone, Keller, Miller, Beerbower, Green, Curry, Teegardin. Second row: Thiel, SeiberT, STeeIe, T-Iurni, LimperT, Harkey, BenneTT, ScranTon, Lenz, IvIorharT. Third row: Friend, Keller, AppIegaTe. STAFF EdiTor - - - ,Y--- Leo D. Miller Ass'T SporT EdiTor - - STanley AppIegaTe AssisTanI EdiTors - - - Neal Keller, MarTha CarToonisT - - Y - - I-Tarold Lenz Beerbower, Virginia Lou Thiel Ass'T CarIoonisT - - - - Bill MorharT EdiTor's STaTT - - - Janis I-Iurni, Margy Ann Business Manager - - - DwighT BenneTT Boone, Eloise Friend ReporTers --A-- Gwendolyn LimperT, Joke EdiTor - - - - - BaneTa Yarqer LeaTrice STeeIe, Barbara SeiberT, Ass'T Joke EdiTor - - - Gerald Curry Frances SmiTh, I-IerberT ScranTon, ArT EdiTor - - - - JeanneTTe I-Iarkey Junior Teegardin, Richard Paul Green SporT EdiTor - - - - John Keller Louise Richeson ln The quieT oT a SepTember aTTernoon a group oT children in a cerTain school room had apparenTly TorgoTTen Their books, sTudies, surroundings and were dreamily gazing ouT OT The nearby windows where The sunlighT sTreamed down on The earTh's abun- danT robe oT leaves, which occasionally danced away in The breeze, Torming IiTTIe whirlpools oT color. In such an aTmosphere The I3roadcasTer Was conceived. NOT daring To bring Them back Too close To Their irnmediaTe surroundings They were led oTT inTo The channel oT Their inTeresTs and iT was discovered They were unanimous in Their desire To sTarT a newspaper. A monTh IaTer, in OcTober, The TirsT copy oT The l3roadcasTer was compIeTed and puT on sale. IT was Their Tinished producT Trom beginning To end. The paper while noT perTecT represenTed Their own creaTion. A. lvl. S. T-IuTchinson, has said, WhaT you have done belongs To some one else: oTTen you're made To do iT. l3uT whaT you Think is yours: you wriTe iT down and There iT is, a Tiny, IiTTIe biT oT you. A IiTTIe biT like ThaT WriTTen every day is a mirror in which you can see your real selT and correcT your real seIT. By wriTing someThing Tor The paper even Though iusT a shorT para- graph, class news, a poem gives The individual a chance To express himselT-f-iT is a LITTLE biT oT himselT. The BroadcasTer's immorTaIiTy is insured by The TorThcoming English classes. ln Time iT will have Tormed iTs own TradiTion, ediToriaI, policy and iTs individual poinT oT view- in shorT, a personaIiTy Tor iTseIT. The more vivid personaliTies oT The incoming English classes will TincTure ThaT oT The paper. 30 TWISTV-TQNGUED TALKERS LeTT To righT, seaTed: Kolb, STowarT, BIyThe, Shirley, Miller. Perkins, SeiberT, Ferzer, IvIcCaIIa, Lunger, EysT3r, HauTer, FTchen Breidenbaugh, Cromwell, Second row: MargareT Laskey, sponsor, Helsel, Ames, Brown, Moon, WoIcoTT, JohnsTon, ArranTs, VVoITord, H. Camp, Ben neTT, Rohrs, Buck, W. Curry, Coon. Third row: HusTed, Kemerer, DaTzman, Hurni, J. Skinner, Bakle, Bowen, Carey, R. Skinner, M. Curry. Lenz, Karageorge. FourTh row: HoTTman, W. Carr, R. Camp, I'-'IarT, M. Carr, Beerbower, Rowe, Lowell STuckman, Loren STuckman. The Foreign Language Club is composed OT all mem- bers OT LaTin and French classes in The high school. The purpose oT organizaTion was III To provide more oppor- TuniTy Tor The deveIopmenT oT cuITuraI background Than The regular class period oTTered, l2l To broaden social opporTuniTies. lfll To encourage naiural abiIiTies which members mighT possess. A consTiTuTion was draTTed and approved by The sixTy- Tive members. CONSTITUTION PRFAMBLFfWe The members oT The Foreign Language Club in order To TurTher The inTeresT in Toreign languages do hereby ordain and esTabIish This consTiTuTion as a sTandard Tor This socieTy. ARTICLE I lMembershipl SecTion I. All Toreign language sTudenTs aT Hicksville High School are auTomaTicaIIy members oT This augusT body. SecTion Il, All members presenT aT meerings are re- quired To pay Ten cenTs To quaesTor, which amounT will be used, primarily, Tor reTreshmenTs and a banqueT Tund. SecTion III. Members absenT Trom meeTings shall be aIIoTed punishrnenT in Torrn oT exTra assignmenTs in classes. ARTICLE II lTime and Placel SecTion I. lv1eeTings shall be held on second woek oT every morTh. being called To order aT 7:30 P. M. Secrion II. MeeTings shall be held in school house or CommuniTy Building. ARricLE iii Iorrimsi SecTion I. OTTicers shall be deTinecI as Tollows: Rex, whose duTies iT shall be To preside over meeTings, and appoini' commiTTees. Sub Rex. who shall Take over du- Ties oT Rex in case oT Rex's absence. ScripTor, who shall Take mirluTes of each rneeTing. QuaesTor, who shall col- lecT and expend Tunds. CusTodii lThree in numberl who shall acT as ushers, and shall preserve order aT meeTings subiecT To The command oT The Rex. SecTion II. Above oTTicers shall be elecTed aT Tirsl meeTing by a maioriTy voTe and shall hold oTTice Tor a Term oT one year. SecTion III. I. A Supreme CourT oT Three members appoinTed by The Rex and approved by The' members oT The Foreign Language Club shall have iudicial power ex- Tending To cases, in law and eguiTy, arising under This consTiTuTion. 2. There shall be one iusTice Trom each oT The Three up- per classes, no iusTice being appoinTed Trom The Fresh- TTTGTT ranks. 3, The Senior member shall serve as ChieT JusTice. 4. JusTices shall hold oTTice so long as They remain in school and Take a Foreign Language. 5. Vacancies shall be Tilled by appoinTmenT by The Rex and subiecT To This SocieTy's approval. ARTICLE IV An advisor shall be provided Tor in The person oT The acTing insTrucTor oT Foreign Languages. ARTICLE V Members in saIuTaTion shall greeT each oTher wiTh The Roman saluTe. This saIuTaTion shall be required only aT club meeTings. FxcepTion: French sTudenTs may greeT wiTh The cusTomary French saIuTaTion. ARTICLE VI AmendmenTs To This consTiTuTion may be raTiTied by an aTTirmaTive voTe by Three-TourThs oT The members presenT. The Tollowing programs were given: OcTober l4e-EIec- Tion oT oTTicers, commiTTees appoinTed3 November 8-Roe man House and Furnishings: December 23-Assembly Pro- gram--CI'irisTmas-B. C. and A. D.: February 9-VaIen- Tine ParTy7 March I5-Ides oT 'March-Caesar's LiTe and DeaTh: May I2-Virgil and French Program. The oTTicers are: Rex, Joseph HarT: Sub-Rex, Harry Carey: ScripTor, BeTTy BIyThe3 QuaesTor, Dick DaTzman7 CusTodii, Dick Hurni, Loren STuckman, RoberT Beerbowem Supreme CourT, Richard Camp, Dick DaTzman, Junior Lenz: PianisT, Max Carr: Advisor, IvIargareT Laskey. Lell lo righl bollom row: Junior Tuslison, Belly Shull, Mill lie Osmun, Elowene Eysler, Roberl Ellioll, Top row: Joseph I-larl, Belly Blylhe, Harold Cromwell. CALM CARNIVAL CAPTAINS The Carnival ol I938 really had ils beginning weeks be- lore wilh lhe seleclion ol lhe candidales lor King, Queen, and Courl. Each class nominaled one person lor each posilion. When lhe ballol was drawn up, il looked like lhis: KING l-larold Cromwell Edward Wesl Lowell Sluckman Dick l-lurni POPULAR BOY Max Elder Roberl Ellioll Ioren Sluckman Tod Karaqcorge ATHLETIC BOY Junior Tuslison l-larry Smilh Bob McComas Kennelh Bakle STUDIOUS BOY Joseph l-larl Vance Laub Roberl Beerbowcr William Carr ouam Margarel Gillespie Belly Cromley Belly Blylhe Jackie McCalla POPULAR GIRL Elowene Eysler Minnie Lewis Belly Wrighl Julia-Ann Felzer ATHLETIC GIRL Dorolhy Ann Buck Millie Osmun Candace Arranls Virginia Cromwell STUDIOUS GIRL Mary Chaney Belly Shull Cecilia Rohrs l-Ielen Camp The conlesls were all close bul al lasl l-larold Cromwell, Belly Blylhe, Roborl Ellioll, Elowene Eysler, Junior Tuslison, Millie Osmun, Joseph I-larl, and Belly Shull were announced as lhose elecled. Belore lhe assembled high school, I-larold Cromwell and Belly Blylhe ascended lheir regal lhrones as King lmlarold l and Queen Belly II, respeclively. The nighl ol Oclober 8 was clear and beaulilul. Al 7:00 P.M. lhe slill nighl air was pierced by lhe shriek ol a siren. The I-Iiqh School Band slruck up a marlial num- ber, lhe blackness ol nighl was broken by lwenly llaming lorches, and lhe parade was oll King Cornmences Carnival 32 ATTer a royal progress oT Ten blocks The cars bearing The King. Queen, lvlayor, CourT, School Board, and Village Council drew up beTore The school house, iTs yard Thronged wiTh people, buT dark. Upon disembarking, The King and Queen, Tollowed by CourT and Honorary ATTendanTs, advanced and receiving Torches, igniTed Two huge bonfires. SimulTaneously lighTs Tlashed on over The enTire school building group. WiTh a roar oT acclarnaTion The King received a sword, severed The Tape across The enTrance and led The regal promenade Through The midway. The midway was lined wiTh sTands and sideshows. OT all concessions, The Madison Square Garden seemed mosT popular buT running a close second was The AmaTeur MoTion PicTure TheaTer. Some oT The oTher concessions on The midway were a baby show, Tish pond, cemeTery, corn game, Tavern sTand Tor cider, novelTy sTand, piTch- penny game, hamburger shop, TorTune-Telling TenT and balloon bursTing game. In The gymnasium a group oT shorT plays Were presenTed. These had been selecTed by high school sTudenTs and were direcTed and presenTed by sTudenTs. The plays were very excellenT and each one lcepT a crowd occupied Tor abouT TiTTeen minuTes. They were one oT The TeaTures oT The Carnival oT l938. The Carnival had noT been on The school program Tor Three years, and iT was The purpose oT The Class oT l938 To revive iT. IT iT is again made an annual evenT iT should improve year by year. lT is The hope oT This class ThaT The Carnival will be conTinued and never again permiTTed To lapse. The supporT oT you and you and you will insure iTs conTinuaTion. MAN-LIKE MARIONETTES SomeThing new under The sun! The lvlerediTh Bixby Company, sponsored by The Senior Class, presenTed a puppeT show To The enTire school. The play given was Treasure lsland. Two men worked The small puppeTs and were The voices. The show was abouT an hour long and The youngsTers land mosT oT The High Schooll saT enThralled as The small Tigures moved Thru The developmenT oT Treasure lsland. From one's seaT in The audience The small dolls seemed To be liTe-size and one could aImos+ believe ThaT he were looking aT a real ship, a real Squire, or a real piraTe. The Thump, Thump, Thump, of Long John Silver's lone cruTch as he snealced across The miniaTure sTage seemed even more real Than a movie. The shorT comedy slciT Tollowing The main TeaTure was a man on The Tlying Trapeze. This Turnished as much enTerTainmenT as any moving picTure. 33 INTO MUSICAL MEMGRIES LeTT To righT, seaTed: D. l-lusTed, B. Cromley, Miller, R. T-lusTcd, Guiss, Shirley, l-looTman, Karageorge, Jones, l-look, Olsson Second row: Thiel, J. BlyThe, Lunger, LirnperT, Keller, Helsel, CoTTrell, SwiTzer, V. Cromley, Miller, McCollouqh, King, J Carr, Karl KooisTra, direcTor. Third row: Bowen, Townsend, B. BlyThe, Perkins, l-loTTman, Camp, M. Carr, Shull, WrighT, drum maior. Our loand was organized in The Year oT T935 under The direcTorship OT Miss ZaleTTa WaTers, who aT ThaT Time was direcTor oT music in our school. This Year our loand has shown greaT progress in membership, varieTv oT insTrumenTs and abiliTv, under The direcTorship oT Mr. Karl KooisTra. We enTered our TirsT con- TesT This Year, which was aT The l-lallowe'en ParTv aT DeTiance, where we received Third prize. WiThin The pasT six monThs we have played aT approximaTely eighTeen oTher communiTv acTiviTies. The inTenTions Tor nexT Year are To have a TiTTy-piece concerT band, a TorTv-eighT piece marching band, a iunior band and an orchesTra. Also, To give aid To The band moThers who are planning To purchase us new rniliTarY sTvle uniTorrns which will make us equal in dress To oTher bands. We wish To Thank all who have in any way par- TicipaTed in giving moral or Tinancial aid To This cause. -A Member OT The Band. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp -W-YR 34 SINGING SALLYS Leif To rrqnr, seared: Hook, VVaHers, J. Brown, Biyrne, Kinq, Grnrner, FuYrnor, Marin, Eysror, Hanan, M. Osrnun, Breiden- bauqn, M, Brown, Second row: Kar! Kooisrra, diredor, Crorn1ey,W,Srnirr1, Havor, L, Osnwun, Furney, McCaHa, Lunqser, Miller, Wonderiy. Sfauwqer, Srewarf, N, Wesf, T. Srnrrn G. Wesf, Tlnornburq, Befry Srwuil, Pianisf. Third row: L. Sfnifh, Barbeau, Buck, IV1':K5nLcy, Mdler, Walden, Levy, Peter, WrHe1, V, Brown, Drefz Wriqlwr, GiHospio,An1cs, Fourfln row: Counfryrnan Wolford, Folk, Camp, Perkins, SHOH, Lowrs, Serberf, Srrubrnq, E. Tusfison, Chaney, Rohm, F. Tusfiaon MASCULINE MELODY MAKERS Le-fr ro rrqnf, seared: R. Skinner, Carey, Darzrnan, Hurnr, Leiqnner. Reeb, Wesf, J. Carr. Second row: Karl Koorsfra, drrecfor, Karaqeorqe, Hoffman, W, Carr, Bauer, Okson, James. Snnrilw. Hoofrnan, Krlfidn, Max Carr, Pianist Third row: Hook. Camp, Tripleri, Hari, Greer, Tusfison. Moon, Konnerer, Husfed. 35 HAPPY HARMQNIZERS Fronl row, lell lo righl, sealed: Greer, Hollman, Hook, Wallers, Brown, Lewis, Carr, Wesl. Second row: Brown, Roan ldoc.l, Haskins, Roan ldeol, Blylhe. King, Barbeau, Fulmer, Marlin, Qsmun, Eysler, Elchen, Brown Third row: Levy, Smilh, Osmun, Furney, Cromley, Haver, Lunger, Perkins, Felzer, Miller,Wonderly, Slauller, Smilhfhornburg Fourlh row: Buck, Smilh, McKinley, Sholl, Wollord, Folk, Camp, Ames, Seiberl, Rohrs, Willell, Johnson, Dielz.lNrighl, Shull Fillh row: Skinner, Hook, Camp, Leighner, Olsson, Dalzman, Hurni, Reeb, Husled, Killian. Siklh row: Karaqeorge, Carr, Srnilh, James, Bauer, Triplell, Tuslison, Moon, l-loolman. Slanding in lronl lell: Carr, pianislg righl, Karl Kooislra, direclor. Under lhe direclion ol our lvlusic leacher, lvlr. Karl Kooislra, our chorus pul lorlh ils besl' ellorls lo lorm a musical organizalion which is lhe pride ol our school. The chorus consisled ol aboul sevenly voices. During lhe year several appearances were made belore lhe High School Assembly and Communily galherings. Al Chrislmas lime lhe enlire group presenled a Can- lala in lhe Melhodisl Church, al which lime lhe accompanying piclure was laken. Qn March lwenly-lillh, lhirly-eighl members iourneyed lo Ada, Qhio, where lhey sang on a non-compelilive basis in lhe Norlhweslern Ohio Conlesl. The lrip was enioyed by all and especially when il was discovered lhal lhe iudges had awarded lhem a raling ol very good . Perhaps by nexl year lhe chorus can give lhe olher schools some excellenl compe- lilion even il lhey do nol win lirsl place. Al lhe lime ol lhis wriling a spring concerl is being planned which will include lhe chorus and Will probably wind up choral ace livilies lor lhis year. We're looking lor greal lhings nexl year, Chorusl 36 SPRING FEVER Row of girls, leff 'ro righlz Freda Jane Hilr, Lois Smilh, Kalhryn Schliesser Violel Brown, Dorofhy Ann Buck, Elowene Eysler. Row of boys: Harold Cromwell, Norman Moon, Harry Carey, Max Carr, Robe-rr Triplell, Gordon Rowe. The play Spring Fever was presenred by The Senior Class, under rhe direcrion of LaMar Connelly. The play deal? wirh The graduarion of a group ol slrudenrs al Brookfield College. Howard Branl was busy lrying lo gel his 'rerm paper in Zoology done in lime lo graduare, bur he failed because he was inrerrupled so much. Howard's girl lriend, Anne Purcell senr her larher ro him and he was misraken by arrisl Vic Lewis for a model and rhey forced him lo pose. He was very angry and wirhdrew his endow- menr of a new science building. Meanwhile Howard's Aunl Maude appeared on rhe scene and persuaded Professor Bean ro accepr rhe rerm paper. Through a wild scheme Howard's friends 'rricked Mr. Purcell inlo signing a paper agreeing To endow The new building providing Howard was allowed ro graduare. All was forgiven and Howard and Anne were senr ro Europe on rheir honeymoon. Aunl' Maude, and Professor Bean also, slarled our on a rrip ro Europe ro srudy Zoology. CAST Harold Cromwell - - Howard Branl Kalhryn Schliesser A Phoebe Purcell Lois Smirh - - - Anne Purcell Harry Carey - - Henry Purcell Gordon Rowe - - Ed Burns Max Carr - - Prof. Virgil Bean Roberl' Triplell ---- Vic Lewis Dorofhy Buck - - - Maude Corey Freda Jane Hill - - - A Vivian George Violel Brown - - - Mrs. Spangler Elowene Eysler '---- Lou Herrin Norman Moon - Dr. Dixon lPrexyl Direclor ----f-- LaMar Connelly EASY MONEY CAST Floyd Kemerer - Sidney Holbrook Max Elder - - Happy Wilson Elowene Eysler - Claire Holbrook Annarose Barbeau Georgia Sanders Norman Moon - S+ephen Holbrook Flora Miller - - - Edith Blair Richard Camp - A - - John Holbrook Max Carr A - - - - - - Barraf Mary Chaney Mrs. Chrisline Sheridan Mary Rodocker - - - Susanne Margarel Gillespie - Y - Marilyn Sheridan Dircclor - - V Margarel Laskey Checking In The Cash The Lasl Wilh l-lis Lady l-leaven al Eleven l.ll:lf GQES TQ Tl-llf CHRISTMAS l9l2QlVl Selling Ready To Swing ll E8 lvlr. and lvlrs. Alumni Do Swing ll Sissy Panls lo Trucking-ff' Ch, Big Apple Full Swing Ahead Punch For The Bunch l.eTT To rnghT: Eadie, Carr, Kemerer, Leighner, Connor. LeTT To righT: Amaden, Folk, WorT, A. Panico, J Panico SCRAPPY SCARLET ACES The ScarleT Aces sTarTed The season wiTh a double vicTory Trom Jewell. The old pep and vigor was resTored again, and every game The ScarleT Aces became serious ThreaTs Tor The vicTory. The DeTiance Bulldogs played Hicksville and Mark in a double header on The same evening, and DeTiance iusT goT away wiTh a vicTory Trom Flicks- ville by The skin oT Their TeeTh. ATTer meeTing a Three-poinT deTeaT aT DeTiance, Tho Aces came back and Took Sherwood six poinTs. So wenT The whole season. IF Tho Aces were deTeaTed in one game, They canoe back and won anoTher. The spiriT had sTarTed moving, and There was no sTopping iT. The newspapers were righT when They said we were coming up The hill To Tind our place in The sun among counTy Teams. The Team TelT, as everyone did, ThaT The liTTle man behind The guns was The coach, Gerald Sapp. T-le never was on The Tloor making The poinTs, buT he was The man power on The bench, direcTing The playing, urging The Team on To do beTTer work. The season ended wiTh a ToTal oT six vicTories ouT oT eighTeen games. This was a successTul season compared wiTh The previous season, and by nexT year The hopes are sTrong Tor a much beTTer Team. The moThers OT The players sponsored a bangueT Tor all members oT The Team. Ton players received leTTers: six oT Them will be back nexT year. Junior TusTison was elecTed honorary capTain. LeTTers were also awarded To The Two managers, Joe l-larT and George Bakle. SECOND TEAMS The ScarleT Aces are backed by a sTrong second Team. This second Team losT only Tour games during The whole season. The Team consisTs oT Freshman and Sophomore boys, so This indicaTes The good qualiTy oT TuTure players. These boys will be making The TirsT Team in The very near TuTure, and We are expecTing greaT Things Trom Them. TOURNAMENT, FEBRUARY 25-26 Ney deTeaTed l-licksville on Friday nighT by Two poinTs. Ney meT Mark SaTurday aTTernoon and downed The deTending champions by a large score. Sherwood de- TeaTed Farmer on SaTurday aTTernoon and meT Ney SaTurday nighT. Ney won The TournamenT by deTeaTing Sherwood Two poinTs. The ScarleT Aces hope To see The Trophy in l-licksville's hands wiThin a Tew years. SCHEDULE Nov. Jewell 5 Jan Jewell 28 Dec Defiance 26 Jan Mark 28 Dec Sherwood 20 Jan Paulding 6 Dec Mark I8 Jan Sherwood 24 Dec AnTwerp ll Jan BuTler 32 Dec. Tiffin 5 Feb Bryan 24 Dec. Farmer 29 Feb Farmer 24 Dec Ney 33 Feb Pioneer 34 Jan. Pioneer 3I Feb Ney 29 PIERCE AND FIERY FEIVTALES FronT row, leTT To righT: Spires, V. Monroe, GinTher, W. S-miTh, Fulrner, Cromwell, T. SrniTh, Bauer, Gardner. Second row: Buck, EysTer, STaul:ier, Rhodes, HiTT, V. Brown, Lunger, lvlcCalla, Haver, Ames. Third row: FeTzer, Yarqer, Barbeau, E. Brown, Schliesser, SeiberT, E. lvlonroe,, Levy, STewarT, L. SmiTh, Anna SchoTer, direcTor FourTl1 row: Cromley, TusTison, STrubing, Perkins, BenneTT, ArranTs, Camp, Curry, LanTz, l'd like To play baskeT ball ,... They say volley ball is real sporT . . . . IT Takes skill To become a ping pong champion. .... CommenTs such as These seT us Think- ing, as usual, ThoughT led To acTion .... ResulTs: a meeTing oT aThleTically inclined girls in OcTober7 The organizaTion oT The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion: many pleasanT and proTiTable hours TogeTher. To acquaim' The members wiTh various sporTs and To Turnish opporTuniTies Tor learning and parTicipaTing in acTiviTies in which They are inTeresTed is The purpose oT The G. A. A. as expressed in The ConsTiTuTion. Who may ioin? Any Hicksville High School girl enrolled in a physical educaTion class or whose schedule prevenTs her enrolling .... How many are we now? l:iTTy- Two .... When do we meeT? Une Tormal meeTing a monThy acTiviTy period each Friday aTTer school, hikes as our hike capTains plan Them .... WhaT do we hope To gain? A more universal parTicipaTion in acTive sporTs: increased appreciahon oT sporTs as specTaTors7 a desire To use leisure Time worThily: l3eTTer loodiesq recogniTion Tor our members who excellj even a banqueT in The spring. OFHCERS PresiclenT - - - -,--- - DoroThy Ann Buck Vice-PresidcnT A - MargareT STauTTer SecreTary - - - - Jacqueline lvlccalla AssisTanT SefreTary - f - Elowene EysTer Treasurer f--- - lvlary Rodocker DirecTor - ------- - Anna C. SchoTer LETTERWCMEN SENIORS l7oroThy Ann Buck Vivian Moore ViolwT Brown Kwlliryn Schliesser Mary Rodocker JUNIORS BeTTy Cromley MarqareT STauTTer DoroThy Haver 44 SOPHOMORFS BeTTy Gardner Candace ArranTs Knlhryn Bauer EsTher Spires Eleanor Monro Trances Ames FRESHMAN Rower a STewarT Wilma Curry JABBERIIXIG JUNIOR-l-TIG!-ISTERS Back row, leTT To righT: DeMuTh, Coach, l-larkey, Bailey, Meek, Knox, Connelly, Coach. FronT row: Beardsley, Yoder, LanTz, WrighT. This year The Junior l-ligh had a Tail aThleTic program. The girls played seven games, winning Three and losing Tour, and The boys played TiTTecn games, winning all bul' one. Three Times during The season we had home games Tor boTh The girls and boys. AT These games our Junior l-ligh cheer leaders and cheering secTion had a chance To show Their sTuFT. The girls really had a beTTer Team Than The record shows. Three oT The Tour games ThaT They losT were losT early in The season beTore They had had Time To develop inTo a Team. They really showed remarkable improvernenT as The season wenT on. The boys TasTed deTeaT buT once This season, scoring 467 poinTs To The opponenfs' l39. This was an average OT ThirTy-one poinTs per game To The opponenTs' nine. We lose eighT oT The boys This year, and we know They will be an asseT To nexT year's high school Teams. Qur Junior l-ligh has enioyed a year compleTe wiTh The exTra-curricular acTiviTies which raise iT above a mere sevenTh and eighTh grade, and make iT, as iT is properly called, a Junior l-ligh. There probably isn'T a pupil ThaT didn'T, aT some Time during The year, have a chance To Take parT in one or more OT our many programs. ln early OcTober The social year began wiTh Two parTies held in The gym. BoTh The eighTh grade parTy and The sevenTh, which Tollowed a week laTer, were iolly geT-TogeThers. Everyone Took parT in The many games ThaT were played, and sweeT cider and cookies were served Tor reTreshmenTs. The TirsT maior enTerTainmenT was The ChrisTmas program, in which, as The main TeaTure, The eighTh grade dramaTized Dickens' ChrisTmas Carol. Choruses Trom boTh grades sang carols, and sprinkled ThroughouT The program were reciTaTions, readings, and vocal and piano solos. NexT came The February paTrioTic program, which was well aTTended by our paTrons. There were Three plays ,Two given by The eighTh grade and one by The seyenTh, and Two choral numbers. lT was on This evening ThaT our Junior l-ligh Band made iTs TirsT appearance. Four chapel programs were prepared and given by The pupils oT each oT The Tour rooms. These consisTed oT shorT Talks, plays, musical numbers, and devoTional exercises. The annual eighTh grade commencemenT plays and The commencemenT iTselT Tinished our school year. Our commencemenT is always poinTed To as The biggesT evenT in our school calendar, and This year iT cerTainly did noT Tall below expecTaTions. ApproximaTely sixTy-Tive received diplomas. And, scholasTically The year has been a successful one. Our number oT honor-roll sTudenTs has been up To quoTa, and in The Two compeTiTive TesTs, The annual sTaTe and counTy eighTh grade examinaTions, a large number ranked high. We like To believe ThaT our inTroducTion To parTies, plays, musical programs, chapels, and aThleTic conTesTs was an essenTial parT in our preparaTion Tor The Tour Tollowing years: and ThaT nexT year, in- sTead oT Tinding Senior high an enTirely diTTerenT school liTe, we shall need only To carry on. 45 Gerald Sapp, Walrer Schuberl lVlASTlflQl:l,ll. MIKE A guiel man is apr lo be undervalued, as our school FQQTBALI. FANS FAVQRITES Gerald Sapp and Waller Schuberl were our loolball coaches. Gerald Sapp, head coach, lrained lhe baclv field while Waller Schuberl coached The line. Bolh Schuberl and Sapp gradualed from lvlanchoslrer College, lndiana. The progress of 'rhe leani was easily seen, and by nexl year l-l. l-l. S. hopes lo ring The bell during Tool- ball season. is beginning lo learn. The improvernenl in l-licksville's alhlelics is in no small degree due lo lhe quiel, persislenl' ehforlr of our Coach. We are very lhanlocul lor Coach Sapp'-3 eflorls and hope he will be wilh us in The years lo come. The success of Jrhe season was due, nor +o lhe players on The floor, buf +o 'rhe lillle man on lhe bench who saved his remarks lo be delivered in Jrhe dressing room. Gerald Sapp and Players Manipulaling Managers Yappy Yea Yellers Millie Gsrnun George Balcle Bolo Ellioll Joe A. Harr 46 ef . N W Y IJMIIIH sstrwmw ASY LUIVI W ma WM W WWW W MW WINE 7 . Ji: ' W i l W I A V A I ' 1 A Y v r . ' I s 4 Y' Somefimes I Hwink l'fI simply go CRAZY! ADS and ENDS are fgizai' K, AFLOATING ALUMNI f No addresses are given for residents of Hicksville, Ohio OFFICERS Walter Smiih, '29 ------ - - President Mariha Weniworrh-Applegaie, '22 - - - Vice-Presideni Marcella Durfey, '32 ----- - - Secretary Lois l-lall, '34 - - Treasurer B 'X' 'X' 'X' 1881 Supt. T. Reese Millison Nora FarmerfShepherd fdeceasedj Ella EverettfFaber, Waupun, Wisconsin Mary SinnfKinmont fdeceasedj 1882 Supt. T. Reese Millison Viola Smith Cdeceasedj Lillie'Gorgas'Pettit, Almeda Platter'Bilderback fdeceasedj Edwin C. Clay fdeceasedj 1884 Supt. C. A. Fyke Ella WeaverfClay, deceased 1887 Supt. C. W. Prettyman Kate M. Meek, Pasadena, Calif. Carrie G. Brown Qdeceasedl Belle RittenourfGottfried, Falls City, Oregon Jennie Otis'Williams, Kendalville, Ind. 1886 Supt. C. W. Prettyman Angie O. WrightfUtter, Modesto, Calif Ada PlatterfLash fdeceasedj Laura HamiltonfHusner, Oberlin, Ohio Luther Wesner Qdeceasedl 1887 Supt. S. S. Lutz Elizabeth jordanfClough, Union City, Pa. Susie AinsworthfHardesty, Monrovia, Calif. Ida Correll-Culler fdeceasedj Nettie Wilson-Wesner ldeceasedj Della Maxwell'Hilbert Gertrude MillerfAckley fdeceasedj Charles B. Brown fdeceasedj Maud Meek-Hood fdeceasedj Mercy E. CoulterfDorsey fdeceasedj 1889 Supt. S. S. Lutz Anna Meek, Evanston, Ill. Carrie MeekfHunton, Evanston, Ill. Edgar I. Correll, Pasadena, Calif. May BeadlefGlassmire Ella Duncan'Mitchell, Columbus, Ohio Nellie CrowlfHaney, Decatur, Ind. Dora BatchelorfDeedley, Woodward, Okla. 1890 Supt. W. E. Bowman Samuel A. Jordan, Cincinnati, Ohio Minnie Ridenour'Bricker Ada Conrad-Hood, Alpena, Mich. Eva NicholsfLandis, Atlanta, Ga. Curtis Overholt, Ada, Ohio 1891 Supt. W. E. Bowman Mable UmbenhauerfMundhenk, Toledo, Ohio Fordyce F. Richards fdeceasedj 1892 Supt. W. E. Bowman Edith BatchelorfGregg, Las Cruces, New Mexico Bernice Hol1ingerfHill, fdeceasedj Grace Correll-Baker, Pasadena, Calif. Laura WesnerfHarshman, Mulberry, Indiana Georgia Brown-Milliman, Edon, Ohio George Lilly, Toledo, Ohio I. Scudder Hull 1893 1888 Supt. W. E. Bowman Supt. S. S. Lutz Minnie RosefThompson, Detroit, Mich. Olive LaRuefAusten, Angola, Ind. Mary Smith'Seibo1d, Detroit, Mich. r S 48 1 V Nellie Wilderson, Elyria, Ohio Grace CraryfDeardorf, deceased Fred Umbenhauer fdeceasedj 1894 Supt. W. A. Salter Lulu IumpfConard Effie Horn-Clark, Lucy Higgins-Guerney, Devils Lake, Mich. Harriet Correll-Hawkins, Toledo, Ohio Cornelia Davis-Griffith, South Bend, Ind. jenny LillyfRowan fdeceasedj Ella Loomis fdeceasedl Anna Martin fdeceasedj Nettie Nicholas-Hablewitz fdeceasedj Mary Shanklin, Waterloo, Ind. Pearl Ackley'Patter:on, Elkhart, Ind. 1895 Supt. W. A. Salter Florence CoulterfGage fdeceasedj Mercy WrightfDeibel Qdeceasedj Harry V. Wilson, Hamilton, Ontario Frank Milliman Qdeceasedj 1896 Supt. W. A. Salter Clara MaxwellfMastin Minta Moore-Banks Oris Rodocker Estella Hoi-fmanfKatzenmeyer, Bowling Green, Ohio William Dalrymple fdeceasedj Mary Nichols, Seattle, Washington 1897 Supt. W. A. Salter Irene HayesyPinkerton, Bryan, Ohio Wilberta Williams-Conrad, Kendalville, Ind. ' Leone Reaser-Kenison, Battle Creek, Mich. Harriet Parkerflameson, Battle Creek, Mich. Bertha Wright Qdeceasedj 1 1 Armstrong Insurance Agency INSURANCE OE ALL KINDS Esiablished in I9OO A. R. Smith Coal 84 Lumber Co. Coal Yard Phone I7 Lumber Yard Phone I64 Aten's Market FANCY MEATS ' GROCERIES VEGETABLES UNDER REERIGERATION P ompr Delivery Phone 7 Dr. O. S. Applegate Office Phone 340 - Residence Phone 74 an ' i.e..,W1 wins! 1898 Supt. W. A. Salter Jessie Wetzel-Wilson lla Ferris-Correll Rena Wilson'Morris, Battle Creek, Mich. Mable WyckofffDixon, Lapeer, Mich. Nellie BarnettfMaxwell, fdeceasedj Herbert C. Tannehill, Muskegon, Mich. Ora Rose fdeceasedj Carl F. Boester, Kirkwood, Mo. Ethel Coulter-Smith, Rolla, Mo. Virginia Batchelor-Needles, Glendyte, Calif. Martha NicholsfStanley, Buffalo, N. Y. Della Berger-Cole fdeceasedj Edna ParkerfTroy, Schenectady, N. Y. 1899 Supt. W. A. Salter Daisy HillfTuttle, Frank Hiscox fdeceasedj Harry Getrost, Lorain, Ohio Thomas Townsend, Toledo, Ohio Nellie SmithfLige, Auburn, Ind. Ray Davis, Auburn, Ind. Nellie MillerfEdwards, fdeceasedl Lena BriEkerfGrier, Fort Wayne, Ind. Blanch Tannehill, Chicago, Ill. 1900 Supt. W. A. Salter Stella PeacockfDowell, Bessie HelselfGadsey, Bellevue, Wash. Mable Shenton-Zolman, Dora GallowayfBerger, Colorado Springs, Colo. Otho Dalrymple, South Bend, Ind. Margaret BarnettfPatterson Qdeceasedj 1901 Supt. W. A. Salter Ernest Boester, Birlington, Wash. Laird Hoff Walter Ferris, Ethel Cahill'Miller Ella Boester Altha Potter, New Berlin, N. Y. Charles Wetzel fdeceasedj Mae Freeburn fdeceasedj Goldie Boonfjolly, Hillsdale, Mich. 1902 Supt. A. D. Rank Vada BenderfWentworth, Qunicy, Mich. LaVerne HartfBrewster, Wayne Hughes fdeceasedj Bertha Peacock-Collins, Dayton, Ohio Grace Tannehill, Chicago, Ill. 1903 Supt. A. C. Bagnall Jett Griffin'Hoif Frances CarrfBricker, Wauseon, Ohio v ,..'A. 1 M ..... Fred Dalrymple, South Bend, Ind. Charles Seibert King Patterson, fdeceasedj Grace Blosser fdeceasedj Edith Rank Guy Richardson, Ocala, Fla. 1904 Supt. I. M. Beck V Blanche LowerfWort, Vera SeelyfEnnison, Arcida, Calif. Fae MillerfFerris Clyde Maxwell Alfred Booth, Antwerp, Ohio Ward Hughes, Baltimore, Md. Merle Wort, Edna OswaltfDevore, Sherwood, Ohio Vera OtisfPurdy, Findlay, Ohio Ralph Coburn, Cleveland, Ohio Dayton Wolford, Toledo, Ohio Fred Clemmer, Akron, Ohio Walter O'Neil, Toledo, Ohio Marrhall Berger, Millersburg, Ind. Ed. Hilliard, Pitcairn, Pa. Grace EvansfWalker, Cascopolis, Mich. Frank Squires Arthur Schiedler fdeceasedj Erma WetzelfPotter fdeceasedj 1905 Supt. I. M. Beck Warner Jackson, Muskegon, Mich, Ross Crowl, Kansas City, Mo. Homer Beerbower, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Vera PeacockfKohler, Belmont, Mass. Nellie McCord-Hiscox, Edna KlingerfSmith, Derby, Kansas Norma ConnollyfKachudas, Bradenton, Florida Florence Gruberfjohnson fdeceasedj Ralph Nelson, New York City 1906 Supt. J. M. Beck Pearl Cahill Cora Beerbower, Edgerton, Ohio john Clemmer, Akron, Ohio Edna Nelson, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Fred Drury, Britton, Mich. Bart Blosser, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dora BrinkfKirk, Kermit, W. Va. Beatrice MetzfBurch, Covina, Calif. Paul Kerr fdeceasedj Joy Burley'Grooms fdeceasedj 1907 Supt. I. M. Beck Sada BenderfBrinck, Allen, Michigan Ray McCauley Iessie HartfCromley Maurice Daniels Ruth RittenourfRodocker Mino DavidsonfBurrell, Rossford, Ohio Dena Landis Maude SchooleyfReverette, Mark Center, Ohio Ross Connolley, Chicago, Ill. Lottie MetzfEdgar 50 Fred Dean, Birmingham, Ala. Eula. Pettit'Ek, Flint, Mich. Claren Tracht, fdeceasedj Mable johnson fdeceasedl Edward Willet fdeceasedj Gertrude HilliardfLaub Lottie Dell, Tifnn, Ohio Koneta Helms, Santa Monica, Calif. 1908 Supt. M. Beck Nina Phillips'Schaufelberger, Fred Ferris Oscar Anderson, Toledo, Ohio Franklin Mayer, Massillon, Ohio Lloyd Otis, Celina, Ohio George Ridenour fdeceasedj Estella PettitfSteketee, Detroit, Mich. Robert Shimel, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Alta Griffith-Zook, Denver, Ind. Ethel DeardorffKincade, Gardena, Calif. Lucille Ridenour-Stephen, Boise, Idaho Guy Crowl, Chicago, Ill. DeWitt Kerr fdeceasedj Mae Wetzel fdeceasedj 1909 Supt. C. C. Nardin Helen Rank, Ruth Scott, Eugene, Ore. Alice HanvillefByers, Garrett, Ind. Wayne Bilderback, Defiance, Ohio Troy Farmer, Columbus, Ohio Virgil Overholt, Columbus, Ohio Grace Walker-Finzer Bernice johnson-Schell Bessie RichardsonfHusted 1910 Supt. C. C. Nardin Don Evans Clair Garver Carl Hook Florence Blodgett-McKahn, Benton Harbor, Mich. Ethel Fry Carma JohnsonfRowe, Grace johnson-McCormick, Tiffin, Ohio Edith WetzelfDalrymple, South Bend, Ind. Lela GetrostfSchooley, Lorain, Ohio Elma Beerbower Ila ClemmerfRipley, Ocean Lake, Ore. Phyllis Culler, Cleveland, Ohio Herschel Ackerman fdeceasedj . Orza Burgener, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Stella Lilly, Quincy, Ill. . Eva Bevington, fdeceasedj Owen Tustison, Garrett, Ind. Hazel SeibertfLa Van, Kalamazoo, Mich. Jennie Rose, Los Angeles, Calif. Ira Beerbower Lela GallupfWalters, Fayette, Ohio Rose Bequillard'Beach Qdeceasedj Margaret GessingerfWetzel fdeceasedj Myrtle HuberfDaniels, Cleveland, Ohio Mary Petitt-Leininger Qdeceasedj Mabel SchaEerfBurgener, Ft. Wayne, Ind. APPLEGATES FOR EVERYTHING IN GROCERIES INDEPENDENT HOME-OWNED Open Every Nighlr BE SURE TO VISIT OUR STORE FOR GIFTS AND FAVORS ON ALL OCCASIONS Battc-:rshe11's 5 and 10 Complimenis of C. L. HILBERT Office Above Oarver Drug Sfore INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS OOODYEAR TIRES SINCLAIR PRODUCTS The Cities Sales Co., Inc. SALES - FORD - SERVICE For I938 Ford Offers Two New Cars And Keeps Their Prices Low PI-IONE 20 I-IICKSVILLE, OI-IIO 5I 1911 Supt. C. C. Nardin Stella CuylerfGillispie Alice Dickerhotf-Garad, Los Angeles-, Calif. Winnifred Moore, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Bessie Vesper'Green Hazel NelsonfGessinger, Pontiac, Mich. Ethel Hook Daisy Diehl, Toledo, Ohio Franklin Stringfellow Dorothea Boester, Cleveland, Ohio Bertha MasonfFett, Bluffton, Ohio Blanche HadsellfMiller, Marion, Ind. Pearl PlacefKeck Zoa OverholtfShimel, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Lena BenstellfGrenz, Detroit, Mich. Fred Jackson, Detroit, Mich. Gertrude BrinckfLaub, Los Angeles, Calif. Walter Blalock Hazel Willet-Huber 1912 Supt. C. C. Nardin Forest Bricker, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Mary Mil1erfHadselL Bernice Sauer Ross Tustison, Topeka, Ind. Warren Miller Candace ArrantsfHuston, Oakland, Calif. Floyd Hauterflump fdeceasedj Gladys Gal1upfTaylor, San Antonio, Texas Clyde Walter, Portland, Ore. Fern Storm funknownj Herschel Scott, Eugene, Ore. Fay Mason'Strumpell, Summers, Iowa. James Lindemuth, Hudson, Mich. Harold Carr Gladys CookfFlurkey, West Unity, O. 1913' Supt. C. C. Nardin Iva Budd, Cleveland, Ohio Mary BoothfKemerer, Antwerp, Ohio Elma Bungard fdeceasedl Leah Hilliard-Hart 1 Van Hadsell Gladys Huber-Birdsall fdeceasedl Elsie ShoemakerfValentine, 1Oakland, Calif. Nellie Hook, Findlay, Ohio Seudder Welty, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Laura Hadsell, Cincinnati, Ohio -jg., Charles Hole, Columbus, Ohio Edna WolffStuckey, Woodburn, Ind. Freda WaltenbergerfHosack, Oxford, O Inez Shull Claud G. Hitt Fred Dierstein funknownl John Arrowsmith, Washington, D. C. Herbert Blakeslee, Chicago, Ill. Dbnald Batcheler, Owosso, Mich. Fae Gorrell'Strubing, Ann Arbor, Mich 1914 Supt. C. D. Perry Beulah OtisfPoper Una HookfMiller Beulah McCullough'Hulbert .- Jessie G. Gorrell, Paulding, Ohio Gladys GorrellfStuckey fdeceasedj Wayne Hulbert Laurence Hart Verda ElliottfEtchen Lela Breitenbach, Detroit, Mich. Lenora Miller'Meyun Loren Carey, Bryan, Ohio Fred SchellfEdgar, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Marie BlosserfCarr Ira Dull, Marion, Ind. Preston Pugh, Toledo, Ohio Helen Griffith fdeceasedj Blanche SauerfNugen, Auburn, Ind. Beatrice OtisfStevens, Dayton, Ohiqx Harry Cook, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Katherine LesliefWalters, Portland, Oregon Wilma PoincefMcCalla, Chicago, Ill. George Patterson Wallace Treat fdeceasedj Lynn Bricker, Shanghai, China Grace HuberfChristman, Bryan, Ohio 1915 Supt. C. D. Perry Hollis Grover Bennett Rose Floyd Kline Ralph Wittig Vernon Killian Claron Saltzrnan ,Selye Hadsel, Columbus, Ohio Ardis HootmanfBeerbower Bernice KeenerfAmes fdeceasedj Naomi MasonfHusted, Marion, Ind. Elizabeth Boester'Wentworth, Ann Arbor, Mich. if Elba DowellfYeagley, Farmer, Ohio Virgil Willet, Columbus, Ohio james Howenstine, Lima, Ohio George Henning, Columbus, Ohio Pierre Willet, Paulding, Ohio Hazel HauterfMorhart, Antwerp, Ohio Mary Arrowsmith'Battershell, Chicago, Ill. V Pauline Iacksonflrwin, Cleveland, Ohio Marvin Cole Dora MillerfLimpert Viola GrahamfCasper, Butler, Ind. Claron Edgar, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Zola Lenz I Walter Fry, Payne, Ohio Flossie Bungard, Flint, Mich. May WarHeld'Flagg, Onoville, N. Y. Marguerite WagnerfSmith Harold Batchelor Mabel CairnsfBruggeman Lela HookfMiller 1916 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Martha Smith-Wineland, Fostoria, O. Derrill Bricker, Woodland, Calif. Olen Moore Dona SwannfArrants, Lima, Ohio Golda Huber Renz, Sherwood, Ohio Garret James ' Iona MurphyfEdson Leota Voght-Kline Hazel Wonderly'Beard 5 A 52 in Doris jamesfSaltzman Lucile JacksonfStrubing Elias Otis-Yarger Allen Elliott Beatrice Brown, Youngstown, Ohio Margaret HallfMyers, Sandusky, Ohio Lela Blodgett'Irish, Germantown, Pa. LeVon Seibert, Detroit, Mich. Maurice Longsworth, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Lloyd Hartzler, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Shelby Phillips, Washington, D. C. Esther OtisfRhoades, Boonton, N. I. Leitha WaltenbergerfKuhl Agnes Maxwell Fetzer Helen Olsonfjohnston, Ft. Wayne, Ind Gladys WinnfAnderson, v 1917 Supt.'H. S. Armstrong Gerald Crowl, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Robb Cook, Chicago, Ill. Arden Shull Kenneth Phillips, Ft. Wayne, Ind. William Henning, State College, Pa. Avis Riley, Pitcairn, Pa. Merle FritzcharlesfWeise, Edgerton, O. Helen Breitenbach Vernice BeerbowerfCarter, South Bend, Ind. Raymond Fry Carl Scott, Crestline, Ohio Gladys Stacy-Fritch, Bryan, Ohio Ruth BiddlefBates, Findlay, Ohio Elizabeth Arrowsmith, Cleveland, Ohio Edith Blodgett'Strete, Columbus, Ohio Ivan Rose, lvlidland, Mich. ' Claude Bungard, Flint, Mich. Marie WycoEfKriIl Agnes HiderfWhite, Detroit, Mich. Gale Pool, Rockford, Ill. Mary H6okwWickiser, Huntington, Ind. Forrest Warner, 1918 Supt. H. S. Armstrong LaVonne Beltz'Skinner Bonnie EnglishfFry Frances Kimble'Getrost, Chicago, Ill. Vida Mabrey, Toledo, Ohio ' Ruth Willet-Thiel Eurie Elliott, Defiance, Ohio Wayne Kreg, Mabel GuethfBlythe Lottie Forder Mabel ApplegatefBradshaw, Chicago, Ill. Louise MercerfStewart, Deshler, Ohio Emmet Masters funknownj Lewie Brown, Youngstown, Ohio Ruth Moore, Zanesville, Ohio Newton Richardson, Albany, Ga. Fay Timbrook 1 ' Ralph Beerboweiz . Anette Bauman, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Charles Overholt fdeceased-Q Clinnie Seibert-Leininger, Detroit, Mich. Alice Beerbower-Berkeypile, South Bend, Ind. Pauline OtisfMoorman, Van Wert, Ohio . Freda Peters'Cook, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Nova Stoy-Benson, Lansing, Mich. Florence Hosackfjames ...l . . Ci-IEVRGLET FOR I 938 PARTS SERVICE Culler Motor Sales hh ul Hicksville,-Ohio Q Thgcar Thar ls Complere Crystal Lunch SANDWICL-LES ICE CREAM COLD DRINKS KARL DICK, Prop Complimenrs of Dr. Claude G. Hitt ' DENTAL SDRGEON Ferris Hardware I-HCKSVILLE, OHIO I 1919 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Estell Coburn, Willard, Ohio Hattie Hulbert-Stotz Elva HilbertfHook Richard Hootman, Colorado Springs, Colo. Florence KlecknerfNewcomer, Bryan, Ohio Reba LaubfBillman Forrest McCalla Dorothy SchellfRay Walter Stevenson, Defiance, Ohio Charles Smith, Newville, Ind. Goldie TopperfKing Madonna WarnerfClark Ward Baker Myrtle GintherfMills Ralph Palmer Helen ArmstrongfHall, Jeannette, Pa. Winifred BondfGxubb Ft. Wayne, Ind. Esther Howenstine Enzor Conine, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Clair Cahill Vada BarnesfManon Mildred Batchelor Freda Maxwellfsholl Lois KlecknerfYoung' 1920 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Doris ArmstrongfJames, Toledo, O. Mary Wittig-Kline Violine Otis, Farmer, Ohio Mabel HulbertfDeal, Edgerton, Ohio Olen Bricker, Cleveland, Ohio Edith CottrellfBaker, Ft. Wayne, Ind. L ndall StahlfMcCalla Hlazel FoustfKoerner, Edgerton, Ohio Kathryn Bender, Toledo, Ohio Leila Miller, Delfiancgili Ohio Gladys Cunning am' avis, H fxubwnn Ind. ida e er Marjorie Smith'Van Denberg, Cleveland, Ohio Home Applegate, Fort Worth, Texas Herbert Willet, Cleveland, Ohio Birdie BurlingamefElliot Mercer Pugh, Toledo, Ohio Helen Peeperfsmith, Bowling Green, O. Kathryn ConradfBower, Kendallville, Ind. Vance Bricker, New York, N. Y. Emily ArrowsmithfReed Lloyd Smith, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Donald Welty, Girard, Ohio Morris Mastin. Hicksville, Ohio Lola Bevington'Hughes, Cleveland, O. Bernice SwannfBeerbower. Erma Hilbert-Hedges, Ashville, Ohio Ralph Sellers, Auburn, Ind. Reed Hook Sidney Smith fdeceasedl 1921 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Leroy Aten Esther Miller-Cahill Eloise CorrellfDavis, Dayton, Ky. Harold Armstrong, Cleveland, Ohio Kathryn Johnson, Dayton, Ohio Jennie Horn, Detroit, Mich. . ,- DeLoy James, Toledo, Ohio Mildred Longsworth-Marchant, Jacksonville, Fla. Gerald Palmer, Akron, Ohio Vera Bauman, Chicago, lll. Mary Kenner'Arrend, Mark Center, O. Virginia JamesfEasterly Leota HittfScherer, Akron, Ohio Fordyce Moore Genevieve McCormick-Mastin La Rue Pugh'Mortimer, Toledo, Ohio Eldin Sholl, Mark Center, Ohio Laverne Zuber Grace LashfDaub Ray Laub, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Donaldson Monosmith, Syracuse, N. Y. Lauren Bricker, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Glen Burgoyne 1922 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Lavern Armstrong'Blosser Helen ArrowsmithfHardy, Cleveland, Ohio Fern Battershell'Knerr, Toledo, Ohio Regina BaurnanfBlumberg, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Emma Bruggeman'Scranton Mary BurgoynefCuller Ladene Cole'Knerr, Bradenton, Florida Verna CollinsfPerry Lucille ConinefNelson Ida DriverfLayman, Youngstown, Ohio Janet Griffin, New York, N. Y. Berdina KlinefKroeger Ft. Wayne, Ind. Hazel KlinefBennet, Edon, Ohio Ercel Lenz'Miller Amelia Leslieeziegler, Portland, Oregon Helen Mercer Mary Lee MohrfAbbott, Sheldon, Ill. Alma OlsonfGoodwin, Fort Wayne, Ind Agnes Reas'Beard J Juanita Stahl'Hyatt, Bakersfield, Calif. Murl Wentworth, Quincy, Mich. Martha WentworthfApplegate Carrie WentworthfBricker, Cleveland, Ohio Richard Ames, Washington, D. C. Loren Applegate Lawrence Brush Wendell Culler William Cleland Forrest Deardorf Joseph Dunbar, New York, N. Y. Reign Hadsell, Hiram, Ohio Dallas Johnson, Newark, Ohio Maynard Kleckner fdeceasedl Carlos Miller Julius Waltenberger, Angola, Ind. Gladys Steel'Waltenberger, Angola, Ind. Lavern WeanerfRickerd, Butler, Ind. 1923 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Harry Mapes, Carey, Ohio John Blosser Maribel Van Arsdall, Columbus, Ohio Elsie Ahleman, Liberty Center, Ohio Geraldine Bates, Findlay, Ohio Katharine Bevington'Lower fdeceasedj Dorothy Cottrell-Roller, Harlan, Ind. Kathleen HartfDaugherty Manhattan Beach, Calif. '54 Nora HaverfEager Leota Haver-Pavlrovich, Toledo, Ohio Mae Johnson Thae JohnsonfNichelson, Antwerp, O. Florence Link'Hess Doris Mann, Mansfield, Ohio Arlene Otis-Craig, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Zelma PeterfMay, Ney, Ohio Leontine Zuber'Harter, Cleveland, O. Burdette Custer, Ann Arbor, Mich. Herschel Fitzcharles, Chicago, Ill. Clarence Jordan, Detroit, Mich. Olen Mavis, Columbus, Ohio Eugene Newton Donald O'Neil, U. S. Marines Guy Volkert Lavon Miller Roger Warner Douglas Warner Mildred Hinsch, Detroit, Mich. 1924 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Angie ArrantsfSmith Daisy Beree'Hart, Goshen, Ind. Ray Maxwell ' Violet ClayfSeely Zelda Dorsey'Hootman Arvilla Dammann, Youngstown, Ohio Cleo Edson-Aten Bessie Forder Marie Hoff-Bakel Fern HookfFerguson, Auburn, Ind. Maurine Hadsell'Patterson, New York, Garnett Krontz, Jackson, Mich. Grace Maxwell-Wilson Zelma Miller, Grabill, Ind. Carol OtisfBeam, Fort Wayne, Ind. Valetta Brethauer, Wauseon, Ohio Floyd Palmer Marjorie Smith, Cleveland, Ohio Elanor SnyderfMann, Lansing, Mich. La Verne ShullfKlopp, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dorothy Widney, Monroe, Mich. Robert Battershell Iva Wartenbee-Cook, Toledo, O. William Cruikshank, Chicago, Ill. Raymond Hoifmeister Deloss Hadsell, Houghton, Mich. Ward Hart, Columbus, Ohio Russel Kelly Ray Middaugh Dorothy ThompsonfValentine, Wauseon, O. Freda Ruger, Lansing, Mich. Vera. ReasefBreininger, Chicago, Ill. Roscoe Wagner funknownj Zelda DorseyfHootman 1925 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Gertrude Bishof Helen Burlingameflviiller, Garrett, Ind. Hazel CrousefWhitman Margaret Cruikshank'Jackson, Rockford, Ill. Lorine WonderlyfBailey, Toledo, Ohio Edith Hait'Smith Margaret Hoifman'Pulse, Chillicothe, Ohio Mary Hughes-Larkin, Toledo, Ohio Eleanore JordanfMeeker. Annabelle Maxwell-Culler Gwendolyn Miller'DeMuth dvd Cullefs Department Store HARDWARE KITCHENWARE DINNERWARE Houseliold Necessities Sherwin-Williams Painls and Varnislwes Aladdin Lamps and Supplies PHONE 2I HICKSVILLE, OHIO Benjamin F. Griest OPTOMETRIST 202-203 American Building OFFICE PHONE: I53 HICKSVILLE, OHIO Dr. Vance W. Hartley DENTIST X-RAY 2OI American Building Fuller Oil Company Wholesale and Retail MOBILE OAS AND OILS FIRESTONE TIRES AND BATTERIES 55 ! '- W anaejflfn vm Eva Miller-Smith, Edgerton, Ohio Mabel Saunders'Charles Wilma Peter Lucille SchooleyfCraig Ruth StrainfHouk, Detroit, Mich. Marguerite Weaner-Moonie, Van Wert, Ohio Sallie Welty, Detroit, Mich. Elizabeth Wilderson Mervin Applegate Virgil Bowker Carl Kisabeth, Chicago, Ill. Merle Hootman, Chicago, Ill. Elmer Miller, Bellefontaine, Ohio Doyle Palmer, Fort Wayne, Ind. Blanchard Perry John Rettig Gerald Rumbaugh, Hartford City, Ind. Glenn Volkert Marcile Van ArsdallfGueth, Auburn, Ind. Karl Welty fdeceasedl Clara GastonfBorcoran, Springneld, O. Norville Conine Forder DeMuth Virgil Hoffmeister 1926 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Opal ApplegatefVolkert Helen Armstrong-Berlin, Jeanette, Pa. Bessie Baker'Spicer, Defiance, Ohio Pauline Beree Doris Conine, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Madge Coon'Lower Marian Correll, Cincinnati, Ohio Elsie Fox-Scott Lucille Gingrich-Wade Ethel Humbarger'Kelly Opal Hurni Gladys KlinefImpton, St. Joe, Ind. Goldie McClellan Mildred Piper Teagarden, Edon, Ohio Erma RexfDavis, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Beatrice WarnerfSharp, Hobart, Ind. Leta Webb'Schaefer, Newville, Ind. Esther Wise'Keesberry Wellington Blalock, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Leon Carey George Hanna Wayne Kelley Paul Lower Homer Miller Kenneth Mohr, Farmer, Ohio Walter Scranton Harold Stauffer Carl Cook William Stringfellow, Cleveland, Ohio Roland Wright Earl Beerbower, Detroit, Mich. Foster Moore, Fort Wayne, Ind. 1927 Supt. H. S. Armstrong George Gaston, Springheld, Ohio Bertha ThomasfTustison Lola BakerfMeek - Marian Baker-Campbell, Alta Polo, Calif. Mabel ByroadefHymen, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Ruth HoffmanfRiener, Middletown, O. Ruth HirzelfHorton, Convoy, Ohio Gertrude Hughes, Toledo, Ohio Isabelle Crouse, Los Angeles, Calif. Inez Mettert'Kennedy Max Shrider, Hamilton, Ind. Raymond Tuttle Lavon Murphy Richard Easler, Fostoria, Ohio Robert Welty, Jewell, Ohio Drexel Mapes, Wenatche, Wash. Christy Hess Charles Wetzel Emmet Cunningham Otho Poper Joy McCallafSchlagel, Auburn, Ind. Nona Kisabeth'Nagy, Mark Center, O. Edna Koch-Hirzel 1928 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Wayne Smith Arley Reas, Chicago, Ill. Merton Strain fdeceasedj Wendell Wright Roger Johnston, Williamsburg, Ohio Virgil Miller, Columbus, Ohio John Meek, Marshall, Mich. Wayne Edgar, Honolulu, Hawaii William Beverly ' Ralph Battershell Lloyd Keck, Fort Wayne, Ind. Lester Walker, Piqua, Ohio Carlin Beerbower, San Francisco, Calif. Robert Baker, Long Beach, Calif. Dwight Burlingame George Wort Vern Rodocker, LaGrange, Ind. Terry Clark, Flint, Mich. Glen Warner, Portland, Ore. Frederick Deatsman, Chicago, Ill. Milford Herrick, Madison, Ohio Voil Cottrell fdeceasedl Jeanette RhodesfBaerlin, Edgerton, O. Max Stierwalt, Lima, Ohio Florence Sh0ll'Tuttle Richard Rowan Robert Hiscox Lucy Shull, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Gladys WarnerfRidenour Inez, GordonfPoth, Antwerp, Ohio Florence Woodcox, Detroit, Mich. Wilda Christoffel'Rex Leona ScottfTomlinson Irma Tustison'Kelly Irene Volkert'Applegate Leila WeanerfWright Beatrice Kemerer, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Phyllis ArrantsfMartin, Cleveland, O. Genevieve Poper'Casebeer, Kendalville, Ind. Sarah Hromish-Underwood, Cleveland, O. Rosa ChaneyfParker, Wayne, Mich. Rachael Ames, Cleveland, Ohio Marietta Banks-Zedeker, Farmer, Ohio Beulah LevyfAnkey, Defiance, Ohio Dorothy WonderlyfSeigler, Toledo, O. Martha HannafGilbert 1929 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Grace SaundersfHoff, Toledo, Ohio Wayne Beerbower, Fort Wayne, Ind. Wayne Benninghoff, Butler, Ind. Wilbur Beree, Montpelier, Ohio George Correll, Toledo, Ohio 56 La Verne Engle, Bowling Green, Ohio Wendell Funkhouser, Payne, Ohio Forest Getrost, Sidney, Ohio Robert Hoff, Toledo, Ohio LeRoy Keener, Dayton, Ohio Maurice McCurdy Lodema WinnfOtis Maxine Walker, Painesville, Ohio Ione VolkertfBrendell, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Martha ThomasfKeyser, Ft.Wayne, Ind. Louise Smith-Wort Lelah Schooley Mabel Rowan-Sholl Bernice RexfMcCurdy Alta Pickett, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Mildred KlinefCook, Grabill, Ind. Regina Kenner'Myer ' Zoa Kelley'Killian Frankie HickmanfDickerhoof, Detroit, Mich. Kathryn Deatsman-Kreig Eula Beerbower'Webster, Detroit, Mich. Rose ArmstrongfJump, Ottawa, Ohio Weldon Webster, Detroit, Mich. Walter Sholl Robert Seibert, Kalamazoo, Mich. Jack Mercer Fordyce McCurdy Mildred ArrantsfWagner, Chicago, Ill. Walter Smith Marie BrennemanfCarder, Continental, O. 1930 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Harriet BatesfRuger fdeceasedj Marie Johnson, Detroit, Mich. LeRoy Neidhardt Eleanor WonderlyfDavis, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Garnette ConnellyfForder Ruth Crouse-Long, Warsaw, Ind. Gladys Cunningham-Carey Louise Davidson, Los Angeles, Calif. Garnet Dennis-Keener, Butler, Ind. Marion Dermott, Newville, Ind. Charlene DottsfStauffer Eula Lee HartfKenyon, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Elenore HoukfBenninghofI, Butler, Ind. Edith Kathleen Murphy, Ashland, Ohio Madelyn Palmer-Bakle, Voy RidenourfMahan, Washington, D. C. Mary Rhodes-Barber, Van Wert, Ohio Regina WinnfSmith Benny Baker Vivienne Richards-LeBlond, Battle Creek, Mich. ' Vern Hiscox Loren Davis Joseph Conrad, Fort Wayne, Ind. Kenneth Byrodes Leo Gessner, Chicago, Ill. Raymond Griffith, Bryan, Ohio Ronald Tomlinson Robert Thornburg Ivan Ruger, Detroit, Mich. Wayne Rose Robert Olson, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Carl Koch, Columbus, Ohio Maurice Kline Merle Headly Marjory Blosser-Riley, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Fred Wonderly F. G. Getrost OPTOMETRIST Phone I32 THE STORE WITH THE STREET CLOCK Douglas L. Warner, D. D. S. FOR THOSE BEST BAKED GOODS MADE FROM THE FINEST INGREDIENTS Phone I68 Fetzefs Bakery The Farm Bureau Cooperation Store IS YOUR STORE Buy'Where The Nef Earnings Refurn Io You 11. Bart Blosser Ruth Fisher, Lansing, Mich. Valetta Snell'Crall 1931 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Irene AmcsfKing, Dehance, Ohio Pauline Beverl fRidenour Y Beatrice Brown'Ringhand, Carthage. O. Rose Booth Marvel Driver, Bryan, Ohio Mary FerrisfScott, Middletown, N. Y. Claudine FullerfBur1ingame Carma Hootman Mildred Haver, Toledo, Ohio Flora SeelyfButcher, Fort Wayne, Ind. Florence SmithfSmith Grace Hootman, Fort Wayne, Ind. Helen Hummer, Defiance, Ohio Pauline Wonder1yfDisler, Fort Wayne, Ind. Dorothy WarfieldfGetrost, Sidney, Ohio lla WortfOcheltree, Detroit, Mich. Gerald Cook Wendell Meek Gaylord Monroe Harry Ridenour Paul Beverly, Findlay, Ohio Max Connolley, Detroit, Mich. Robert Rowan, Kendalville, Ind. Lee Stierwalt, U. S. Navy Max Thomas, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Lynn Shirley, Napoleon, Ohio Darrel Waltenberger Luther Schofer, Indianapolis, Ind. LaVon Rex, LeRoy, Ohio Ralph Humbarger fdeceasedj Farrel Evans Lyman Dorsey, Deiance, Ohio Harold Cook 1932 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Dorothy Sinn-Shirley, Napoleon, O. Paul Schofer, Minerva, Ohio aymond Lilly, Mount Vernon, Ohio aul Carr Ioseph Carr Roberta Neff'Hammon, Cleveland, O. William Laub, Bryan, Ohio Mary Helena IordanfStirling, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Wayva SeeversfThompson Walter Deatsman Guy Beerbower, Antwerp, Ohio Marceline Koch'Gorrell, Harlan, Ind. Phyllis Elder, Ann Arbor Mich. Vada RidenourfAllen, Creston, Iowa Robert Longsworth Herbert Ringenberg Marcella Durfey Lois McDonaldfGuiff, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Leone ClelandfBlosser Dorothea Ganger Madonna KennerfShorten Elvin Thiel Roger Rodocker, Defiance, Ohio Lenore Robertson Doris Metz'Pease, Latty, Ohio Richard Laub, Alaska Adah HornfBrinker, jackson, Mich. Robert Nelson, Forrest City, Arkansas Marjorie WellsfChester, Payne, Ohio Arlene Killian-Hurni Harold Camp, Bono, Ohio Clark Hootman Evelyn KisabethfFurney 1933 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Supt. G. A. Patterson Dorothy Neiswender, Alvordton, O. Eva Click fdeceasedj Wanetta Lee Daniels, Oakshade, Ohio Mabel Ringenberg, Toledo, Ohio Alta Laub, Palestine, Ohio Olliemay Walter, Oberlin, Ohio Virginia Cromley Gladys Brewster, Hiram, Ohio Hazel DorseyfBaker, Dayton, Ohio Opal Shull-Sholl Lillian Hook Dora Rohrs'Shaefer Mildred Nell Mary ShirleyfReuter, Fort Wayne, Ind Helen WhitmanfRoot George Houk Oren Ridenour - George Rohrs, Schenectady, N. Y. Elson Brewster, Hiram, Ohio William Camp Margaret Scott-May, Albion, Ind. Lillian NeidhardtfKerschner, Columbus, Ohio LaVerne Poper Madalyn MetzfRodocker, Lansing, Mich. Mary Carr Charles Hoff Robert Weaner Norman Reganall, Dearborn, Mich. Everett Brown, Columbus, Ohio Elmer Brantley, Defiance, Ohio Franklin Kemerer, Washington, D. C. Morris Gillispie William Randall Andrew Dotts William Rodocker, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Richard Roan, New Castle, Ind. Richard Thornburg Harold Crouse, Denance, Ohio 1934 Supt. G. A. Patterson Allen Buck, Battle Creek, Mich. Lois Hall George Koch Leroy Monroe Eileen Langham-Siebenauer, Helen Weisz, Edgerton, Ohio Carl Rhoades Theodore Neii, Chagrin Falls, Ohio Pauline Amaden'Nills, Fort Wayne, Ind. Eula Faye Gorrell'Vonault, Montpelier, Ohio Lloyd Hitt James Hoffer, Fort Wayne, Ind. Ruth Houk-Dorsey, Defiance, Ohio Marjory StuckmanfGriffith, Bryan, O. Max Wright, Coldwater,'Mich. Laura Maxwell James Whitehurst John McComas Eileen KemererfCarr Marjorie Wort Basil Peter, Dehance, Ohio Ioseph Tomecek 58 Martha Monroefldranks Owen Beerbower, Fort Wayne, Ind. lean Myers, Defiance, Ohio La Verne Osmun-Stierwalt, Lima, Ohio Cecil Humbarger Elton Tustison Anna Ricica, Fort Wayne, Ind. Opal SindellfOnstott Catherine Horvath, Detroit, Mich. Raymond Rex, Dehance, Ohio Frank McCauley, East Lansing, Mich. Frances Olson, Fort Wayne, Ind. Edith KisabethfHumbarger, Bryan, O. Norman Rohrs Iohn Meek Robert Brown, Columbus, Ohio 1935 Superintendent G. A. Patterson Valona Amaden-Myers Henry Schofer, Springfield, Ohio Merrice Hoppe, Detroit, Mich. Vivian Cromley, Kent, Ohio Madelyn McClellan Doris Robertson, Fort Wayne, Ind. Adda Stierwalt, Lima, Ohio Verena Evans Richard Husted, Toledo, Ohio Esther Deatsman'Rodocker, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Elmer Myers Lloyd Craig, Fort Wayne, Ind. Mary Alice Schaufelberger, Columbus, Ohio Derrill Connolley, Marion, Ind. Hazel Haver Virgil Brantley, Columbus, Ohio Dora ScottfThornburg Clair Arrants Marian Otis, Montague, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dorothy Jones Beulah HinschfSholl Lee Fore, Parkersburg, West Virginia Robert Rhors Kenneth Metz Claron Laub Walter Wittig Mary Jane HofffCarr Marian Smith, Ann Arbor, Mich. Eleanor Boyce Virginia Olsson, Detroit, Mich. Freda Dorsey Helen Durfey Richard Wolford LaVerne Rohrs, Butler, Ind. Bette Ganger, Bryan, Ohio Arline Hook Danies Hicov Lillian Krontz'Admire, Iackson, Mich. Lee McCartney, Denance, Ohio Lucille MoorefRoan Clarence Scott, Toledo, O. Richard Ames Blaine Webster Charles Worden, Spencerville, Ind. Allen Poper Donald Eckhart, Three Rivers, Mich. Alta Griest'Stoop, Auburn, Ind. 1936 Supt. G. A. Patterson Paul Kerr, Athens, Ohio Robert McCauley, East Lansing, Mich. Florence Arrants Gamble Store Agency AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES COROIXIADO RADIOS HARDWARE WASI-IERS REERIOERATORS, ETC. IRONERS Home-Owned and OperaIecI EARL JENKINS, Prop. Glen Hootman 84 Sons POULTRY CREAM EGGS FEEDS SEEDS FERTILIZERS COMPLIIVIENTS OE Garver Drug Store TI-IE REXALL STORE I-IICKSVILLE, OI-IIO 59 T' ' 'WW' ' 'j'rWL'1:mir5rlmf'f' ' ' is 'f' f 'vyrmw'v71auwvupu We-'Tr' ,J rmmwvm R0bCI't Piefmafl Leila Moore Spencerville, Ind. Virl Rex Opal FryefTanner Martha Rodocker E. L. Sauer LaVon Townsend Alice Applegate, Chicago, Ill. William Finzer, Athens, Ohio Kathleen Elder, Athens, Ohio George Wilderson Paul Laub, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Evelyn Monroe George Daniels, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Jack Wright Marzella Camp Clyde Oberlin, Butler, Ind. Juanita Beardsley, Montpelier, Ohio Laura Zolman, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Evelyn Kemerer'Slattery Betty McDonald-Wonderly Gertrude Cottrell, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Reuhama Kauffman, Toledo, Ohio Pauline Hollar, Cleveland, Ohio Georgianna Rhoades Viviane McKinley, Oxford, Ohio Evelyn Keener Geraldine Stuckman Harriet Piper, Fort Wayne, Ind. Doris Cottrell, Bowling Green, Ohio Robert Walter, Portland, Oregon Betty Correll, Cincinnati, Ohio Charles Eadie Frances Durfey, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dallas Winn Mildred Rodocker Leona Mack, Montpelier, Ohio Vera Rohrs, Fort Wayne, Ind. Derrill Killian Florence WordenfTroster, Spencerville, Ind. Iva Mae DottsfBowker Mary Deatsman, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Margaret Cole, Bryan, Ohio Andrew Carr, Bowling Green, Ohio Lester Myers James Baltz ka l Carl Cook 1937 Supt. G. A. Patterson Donald Humbarger Richard Rhoades Violet Murvay, Detroit, Mich. Irene Hicov Marion Cahill John Chizmar, Akron, Ohio Betty Betts, Toledo, Ohio Harold Brown Helen Cottrell, Toledo, Ohio Eloise Countryman, Ft. Wayne, Ind Maxine Cromwell, Flint, Mich. Robert Dowell Avanelle Evans Josephine Ferris, Oxford, Ohio Rex Frye Raymond Fulmer Dallas Green, Newville, Ind. Fannie Guttmacher Doris Haller Kenneth Heffelfinger Allen Hilbert Martha Johnson, Toledo, Ohio Francis Kenner Helen Klingley Pauline Meek Jean Miller, Akron, O. Frieda Morhart, Bowling Green. O. Betty Preston Emelina Ricica William Roan Annabel RodockerfPhilips, Edgerton. O. William Rodocker Carol Shull Lloyd Snyder Walter Spindler Hiram Stauifer LaVerge Townsend, Ann Arbor, Mich. Vivian Tustison Maxine WarnerfGoldsmith, ilk Betty Whitehurst, Den William Lybarge I' 1938 Supt. G. A. Patterson. Joseph Hart, President Harry Carey, Vice Pre Violet Brown, Secretary'Treasu1'er Annarose Barbeau Ruth Briedenbaugh Elma Brown Dorothy Buck Richard Camp Max Carr Mary Chaney Vera Coon Harold Cromwel Max Elder Coral Engle Elowene Eyster William Ginther Bert Helsel Freda Hitt George Hook Floyd Kemerer Albert Kocis Flora Miller Vivian Monroe Norman Moon Bruce Moore Earl Reeb Mary Rodocker Gordon Rowe 1 Kathryn Schliesser Marian Shull Lois Smith Evelyn Strubing Robert Triplett Junior Tustison Martha Tuttle Maurice Weeks Luella Rhodes Oraethel Folk Margaret Gillesp ie ance, Ohio sident .Hn . can .it A Complimerfrs of Hicksville Hatchery REMEMBER You CAN DO BETTER AT HlcKsvlLLE N. A. REGANALL, Mgr. Hicksville Dairy PASTEURIZED MILK CREAM R.C.SKINNER PHONE 93 E See The LaTesT Models In Maytag Washers FROM 559.50 UP IN IIO-VOLT ELECTRIC 379.50 UP EOUIPPED WITI-I MAYTAG OAS MOTORS FOR COUNTRY I-IOMES PI-IILCO AND R. C. A. RADIOS WESTINOI-IOUSE REFRIGERATORS G. F. Burgoyrre Sons Hardware bl Tri ple Threaf Cul-off C Foolball S'rar o Roberl in a R Us 'n a Bus Brain Trusfers Helpful Boyfriends Seconcl Childhood f Filly lergy agl Nrhle+ic Suppo SAY IT WITI-I FLOWERS Hicksville Greenhouse PHONE I78 COMPLIMENTS OF I-Iarkey Cone Shop 62 OUR MOTTO: TO TRY TO PLEASE YOU La11tz's Restaurant Phone 23 I IO North Main S+. Maru Street Garage I-I. A. BRICKER OULE GASOLINE AND OILS OOODRICI-I TIRES WILLARD BATTERIES I-IICKSVILLE, OI-IIO I-Iixko Coal Company 7 8 I4 I 6 I 7 24 30 I 8 I2 I3 I4 I5 I8- 20 2I 2I 22 22 25 27 28 29 I I, , . I -sw . DAILY DOINGS SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER Happiness reigns our TirsT day OT school. New Teachers inTroduced. Freshmen slighTly Turned around. FirsT chapel--Two piano solos by Max Carr. Music by The school band. Senior Chapel-Preamble To The ConsTiTu- Tion by Harry Carey. Congressman Sol BIoom's address in honor oT The sesquicenTennial anniversary oT The Traming oT The ConsTiTuTion by DoroThy Buck. Had a dancing good Time aT The Freshmen 'lniTiaTing' ParTy, sponsored by The Seniors. FirsT TooTball game. LosT To MonTpelier 25-7. Seniors sponsored a MarioneTTe Show. IT was presenTed by The MerediTh-Bixby Company. OCTOBER AImos+ buT noT quiTe, AnTwerp I9-We I4. Carnival sponsored by The Senior class was a greaT success. King Harold I lCromweIllq Queen BeTTy II lBlyThel. Splendid address by C. L. Nicola, missionary Trom The Congo. Moving picTure My Travels presenTed by Ivlr. Bowsher. Oh boy! More moving picTures. lby Chevro- leT Companyl. SpoondriTT STaTT was inTroduced To The High School. WhaT size did you say? Mine's The small- esT . lThe Juniors seIecTed Their rings To- day.l 20-22 ElecTion oT The Hixonian STaTF. ReporT Cards-Many Taces are picTures oT woe. Red 'dress' Day IAII Senior girls wore red dressesl. OrganizaTion oT The Girls' AThIeTic Associa- Tion lG.A.A.l. FirsT issue oT The SpoondriTT lnoT badl. WhaT's This! Oh, deTeaTed again. Auburn 40-O. FirsT Tire drill, don'T push! As usual-There goes The same Tour senior girls To The Library The second period. Mrs. Mercer addressed The assembly The Red Cross Work . To DeTiance we Will go To bring back one oT The prizes wiTh our band. lThird prizel. B-e-a-T Payne. You Try iT someTime. .nu 1 I 2 3 5 9 I I I5 I6 I7 I7 I9 I9 22 24 25 30 30 I 3 4 5 7 8 IO I5 I6 I7 20 Big business Tor The Hixonian STaTT. Chapel: TrumpeT solo by John Olsson. School leT ouT aT 2:00 Tor The TooTbaII game aT Oakwood. Happy Day! Teachers' ConvenTion aT Tole- do. We wish The Teachers had more oT Them. Chapel: Piano solo by BeTTy Shull. LiTe oT Horace Mann, Touncler oT our schools, by Mr. Jones. ArmisTice Program in gymnasium, I0:30- I I 30 ' EooTball game aT LiberTy CenTer. EirsT meeTing oT G. A. A. in gymnasium aT 7:30. Chapel: Chorus under direcTion oT Mr. KooisTra. Look aT The ChemisTry sTudenTs run Tor The windows. Junior Dance. Thanks, buT I have This dance. Mr. SchuberT and Earl NeidhardT won The Turkeys given by The Senior class. Swell! Second issue oT The SpoondriTT. G. A. A. sponsored a magician in The gym- nasium. Chapel-Reverend Monroe. Choral sang Two selecTions. -29 Thanksgiving vacaTion. Good, anoTher Tire drill. FirsT baskeTbaIl game. VicTory over Jewell 2I-5. DECEMBER Grades Today. Now Why do you suppose ThaT Teacher had iT in Tor me? Magic and VenTriIoquism by RoberT WederTz and sponsored by The Junior class. G. A. A. MeeTing. BaskeTball game. DeTiance 26--We 23. BaskeTball game. Sherwood 20-We 26. Assembly addressed by Mr. Hanna. BaskeTball game aT Mark. We were deTeaT- ed by 2 poinTs, I8-I6. NaughTy girls, skip Chorus To slide on ice lA.B., L.S.. E.E.. D.B.l. G. A. A. pracTice in The gymnasium. 'SeIecTed ScarIeT Aces as a name Tor our baskeTball and TooTbaII Team. Senior Chapel. Joe's Suspenders broke again. Junior Class play, Trouble in Paradise . May Bros. Food Market OUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS H e Killed Meals Home Made Lunch M I A HOME OWNED STORE E Delivery Phon 30 Meekefs Bootery SHOES HOSIERY MEN'S SUITS MADE TO ORDER BUY THE BEST FOR LESS AT Mentzefs Ben Franklin Store Nash Coal and Lumber Company ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE I K I I . ' I . I F' Chapel addressed by Miss SchoTer. Vivian McKinley spoke To The Junior and Senior classes abouT Miami UniversiTy. Alumni Prom. ' School inviTed To Huber TheaTer. Play by LaTin and French Club. ChrisTmas CanTaTa aT MeThodisT Church. 24--Jan 3 ChrisTmas vacaTion. JANUARY Clock wenT on a vacaTion Too during ChrisT- mas vacaTion. Mr. BenneTT and Mr. Edwards addressed The assembly. High School wenT To The Roan girls' Tuneral. Fire Drill. School house emply in I min. 2I sec. TryouTs Tor Senior Play, To be given February I7. BaskeTbaII game and we were deTeaTed 3 I- I9. Chapel conducTed by Mr. SchuberT. Lucille Wonderly and Vance Laub Typed. VioleT Brown and Mary Chaney OT The seniors. I4 ExaminaTions-whaT a day or days. A mouse visiTed The assembly The second period. High School wenT To The InsTiTuTe in The Com- muniTy Building. Chapel: Speakers Trom The InsTiTuTe ad- dressed The assembly, Miss Wilson, Mr. Grearison, and Mrs. Taylor. Please do noT read library books or maga- zines The IasT period. Senior Class meeTing, giving ouT The parTs in The play. Those chosen were VioIeT Brown, Fre- da HiTT, Lois SmiTh, Elowene EysTer, KaThryn Schliesser. DoroThy Buck. Harry Carey, Max Carr, Harold Cromwell, RoberT TripIeTT, Gor- don Rowe, and Norman Moon. Play pracTice. One oT Those blue Monday's. G. A. A. served aT The Pancake Supper which was sponsored by The Hicksville merchanTs. School ouT a halT hour early because oT snow. Chapel direcTed by Max Carr-vocal solo by VioIeT Brown WhaT Religion Means To Me -Jackie McCalIa, DoroThy WoIcoTT,Wi- nona BenneTT, KaThryn Schliesser. S Big pep meeTing, learned a new song. Mark comes To Hicksville. We IosT by one poinT. WhaT dreamy-eyed people This Tine cold Monday morning. yfgz- W ss i',y 'T c ' Tri-fyqgnw-' fr if FEBRUARY I Fire Drill. 3 Chapel-Sax dueT: Virginia Thiel and Gwen LimperT. 7 Seniors read a IeTTer daTed February 7, I755 lCoincidencel. 8 Chapel: DoroThy WoIcoTT-CounTing Eggs: Minnie Lewis-Indian Love Call. I7 Senior Mid-WinTer Class Play-a greaT suc- cess. 22 WashingTon Program conducTed by Miss Laskey. 23 Do noT Throw snow balls on The school ground. 24-25 TournamenT: Hicksville deTeaTed Two poinTs by Ney. Ney Took The TournamenT. 28 AnnouncemenT: No one To go To The Library more Than one period a day. MARCH I Chapel: Mr. Jones-sTudenT-songs. 4 Chapel Reverend EIIio++--Boys' Glee Club- Senior Class MeeTing. 7-9-II Class TournamenT-Freshman Girls' de- TeaT Junior Girls in Tinals and Junior boys beaT The Sophomores. ' IO Senior picTures Taken in caps and gowns. We nearly Troze. I I Picked ouT inviTaTions. I5 Chapel: Senior Physics Class. Also award- ing oT Trophies To winners oT The TournamenT. I6 Senior ST. PaTrick's Supper. Frehsman class parTy. I7 Senior ST. PaTrick's chapel. 2I To gym Tor speech oT TaTT. 24 Took subscripTions Tor The Hixonian. 29. EIIioTT was The Pampered Darling. APRIL 7 Junior HisTory Class. 8 Someone cuT The wires on The buzzer. 8 ScholasTic I3anqueT. I2 Fire Drill. I3 Chapel-Miss HowensTine Talked. I4 Sophomore SpoondriTT.I I5 Dr. Hamlen Talked on mariiuana. I8 G. A. A. BanqueT. Girls Tinally geT To wear IeTTers. I9 Mr. PaTTerson Talked in chapel. Hoffman Drug Store I-IICKSVILLE, OI-IIO Millefs Star Market I-IOME KILLED MEATS AND QUALITY GRCDCERIES PRICES ALWAYS RIGI-IT Phone I34 Free Delivery I-IOMER MILLER, ProprIeIor P. J. MURPHY JEWELER Phone 7I I25 EasI I-IigI1S+. HICKSVILLE, oHIo I 67 lv1ACl-IINELESS PERMANENTS For-Get-Me-N ot Beauty Shop Phone 263-W JESSIE CROMLEY, Prop. lvliss Scholer: The man l marry musl be brave as a lion, buf nol' forward, handsome as Apollo, buf noi conceiled, wise as Solomon, bu+ meek as a lamb. A man Who i kind To every woman bu+ loves only one. Palrfersonz By iove, how lucky we mel. Elora Miller: Who is lhal lady wi+h The liH'le wari -7 Margarer G.: Sh-h-h. Tha'r's her husband. Greer: I slopped smoking cigare++es because of my lumloagof' James: l-low could cigare++es affeci your lumbago? Greer: Bending over 'ro pick Them up. Rosalyn Coal and Coke Co. GUARANTEED FUELS V LOW PRICES Residence ZJ - PHONES - Gllice ZW F. M. DAUB, Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OE Rank Market 68 THE HUBER THEATER CLEANING PRESSING Superior Cleaners SEE US FOR SUPERIOR CLEANING AND PRESSING Phone 367 I-IicksviIIe, Ohio K. O. ROAN, Prop. Son: Give me a dime and I'II +eII you wha+ The milkman said Io mo+her. Earherz Oh, so Iha+'s ir! I-Iere's a dime. Son: Well, he said, 'Do you wanr any milk +oday? ' TripIeH': I'd like Io see somerhing cheap in a Teh' hai. Clerk: Try This one. The mirror's aI' your right Gordon Rowe: Say Dick, I heard a new one The ofher day. I wonder if I've 'roId you? Dick Reeb: Is i+ funny? Gordon R.: Yes. Dick R.: Then you haven'I. 69 Shuherk Auto Sales DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER HI-SPEED OILS AND CBASOLINE See1y's Bakery YOUR STANDARD FOR FIFTEEN YEARS OUR BAKED GOODS ARE TASTY AND HOME-LIKE THEY ARE MADE FROM HOME RECIPES We Specialize in Biriiiday, Wedding, and Pariy Delicacies Heads Up! 70 Hands Up Pussy in fhe C I Naiure in 'rh R ' WE are In posiIIon Io offer you quaIIIy merchandise aI excep+IonaIIy Iow prices. Come In and see our Iine of suiIs before you Iouy your gradualrion ouIIiI. TI-IE HUB Iv1EN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, FOOTWEAR. AND FURNISHINGS Complimenfs of Sunny Brook Dairy R. W. MCCAULEY Complimenrs of Schilb Funeral Home PHONE 2I9 y HICKSVILLE, OHIO 7I MAXWELL BROS. ALL Tl-IE NEW AND LATEST STYLES FOR SUMMER WEAR Sport Suits Sport Oxfords Sport Hats Sport Sweaters -111- ALL Tl-IE NEW SHADES IN FLANNEL AND SUMMER TROUSERS COME IN AND HAVE A LOOK EVEN IF YOU ARE'NT READY TO BUY. YOU'LL ALWAYS BE WELCOME MAXWELL BROS. EVERYTHING TO WEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS 72 COMPLI MENTS OF ptovvn Grill Laskey: Could You lell me whal makes The lower of Pisa lean? l-lowensline: l don'+ know. If l did l'cl lake some myself. Schuberl: On wha+ dale were You born? Berl H.: On April 2nd, Sir. Schubert l-l'm, being la+e musr be a habil wilh You. Miss Mercer: Wha+ sor'r of a chap is Mr. Brigh'r? Miss Sholl: Well, 'l'he olher nile +he lighls wenl oul' and he spenf all evening +rY- ing 'ro fix 'rhem. Prof: Name a greal 'rime saver Soph: Love al firsl sight W. R. Easterly and P. D. Hale West End arket FRESH MEATS GROCERIES For Delivery Service Phone 366 BILLMAN 84 LOWER 73 Three Li++Ie Maids COMPLIMENTS OF Hicksville Grain Company Laurence E. Hart, Agent AETNA-IZE YOUR INSURANCE LIFE, SICK AND ACCIDENT, FIRE, AUTOMOBILE. PUBLIC LIABILITY, TORNADO OFIIce Phone I5O Res. Phone 235 74 OUR AIXA IS TO BE WORTI-IY OE YOUR ERIEXIDSI-IIP 5 , Perkins 84 Reeb Funeral Home I-IICKSVILLE, OI-IIO IN TI-IE IMPORTANT BUSINESS OE I-IELPINO YOU TO SAVE MONEY, TI-IIS COMPANY WILL GLADLY BE YOUR GUIDE, PI-IILOSOPI-IER, AND FRIEND. -171. The Hicksville Building, Loan Savings Company Esiablished January II, I89O Q When you come for a dinner, To malce lhe repasl a success, A Sherloef or Ice wilh The meal course is nice And lce Cream for desseri is The besl. We make if up special in unique design, So i+'s applicable lo lhe occasion, Delighlful flavors and colors combine, And Jrhe hosless we fill wilh elalion. Always serve our home-made lce Cream, H will deliqhi every diner, l'r's Tasle is supreme, i+'s pure, i+'s clean, And ils lexfure decidedly finer. The Palace of Sweets GUS KARAGEORGE, Prop. HOME-MADE Phone No. 87 HOME-MADE ICE CREAM CANDIES 76 SENIOR ACTIVITIES JUNIOR-SENIOR BANOUET April 29 CommuniI'Y Building BACCALAUREATE Presbylerian Church Reverend EIIio++ Sunday, May I5, 8 P. M. SENIOR CHAPEL Monday. 9 A. M. May I6 MOTHERS' LUNCI-IEON Monday, I2 M. May I6 Former E. W. Crook Residence Mrs. I-Iollie Eysler, I-IosI'ess DISTRIBUTION OF I-IIXONIANS Monday. I:3O P. M. May I6 CLASS DAY Communily Building May I7. 8 P. M. SENIOR PICNIC May I8 Fred Ferris' CoHage, I-IamiI+on, Indiana COMMENCEMENT May I9, 8 P. M. Communi+Y Building ALUMNI BANOUET May 20. 7 P. M. Served by Ladies of Unifed Bre+hren Church ANNUAL SENIOR CLASS PLAY MayIO Communify Building 77 TO MY LOVE Though you're broad around The waisTline, And also Through The hips, Though below your nose a mous+ache grows, And Tlabby are your lips. And when you Wander home aT nighT, Your Tale is oTTen wiryl BuT I conTess, I love no less Your eyes, so crossed and Tieryl BuT Tor The way you sling The mud, I am an ardenT rooTer. As an egoTisT, you're in your bliss, When TooTing your own TooTer! BuT, Oh, my love why Talk like This, And Try, This dirT, To dig? For your TauITs are shared wiTh oTher beasTs, Who, like ourselves, are only PIGS!! -RoberT TripIeTT. AS WE GROW OLDER l'High School was a large name When we were in The grade, And when we climbed Those winding sTairs We Were all aTraid. Greenies we were called And green we were. I guess. BUT soon we Tound The upper Tolk Knew IiTTle more-or less. To The Sophomore year we journeyed The Freshman year behind, And soon Tound ouT ThaT High School Was a ladder on which we climb. Our Junior year was brighTer ln our work and in our Tun, IT made us mighTy proud To hear There goes an upper classman. Gay Seniors are we now ' WiTh IiTTle or no regreT, To go our way inTo The world To work and laugh and TreT. MEDITATIONS OF A SENIOR Up above The sun is shining, Shining on our Alma lvIaTer, On The walls oT brick and morTar Over which The ivy clambers: Walls so dear To hearTs oT Seniors Who musT soon deparT Trom in Them- MusT deparT Trom Hicksville High School. Up above, our IoTTy bell-Tower Rears iTs mighTy head To Heaven LiTTs iTs peak up To The blueness, Where The pigeons sail so sTaTeIy WiTh Their genTle cries oT yearning, ,Q The whiTe pigeons, genTle lovers. And Trom ouT This clear old bell-Tower Loud and clearly peals The senTry Peals The guardian oT our school hours peals The bell Trom ouT The beITry: GaThers us like sheep TogeTher, Places us wiThin The class rooms Where The Teacher rules supremely Where The Teacher's rule is sovereign: And The class-bell, The assisTanT, Leads us Through The spacious hallway To oTher classes, all absorbing- Then dismisses us aT evening Like The birds ThaT TIiT Through TwilighT, Like The leaves ThaT Tly Through auTumn. -Mary Chaney. THE BAREFOOT BOY Oh, BareTooT Boy. you're now a man: A beard now covers your cheeks of Tan. Ancl Tull-IengTh Trousers hide The knees ThaT your lvioTher kissed in sympaThy. ThaT ragged old sweaTer you wore long ago Is replaced each year as your waisTline grows: Your pockeTs conTain no TrinkeTs or kniTe l3uT are empTiecl each nighT by your dear loving wiTe. lnsTead of baseball in a sandIoT, we Tind ThaT you play golT To reduce your waisTline. You musT wear a suiT when you wanT To cool Yourself oTf, in The old swimming pool. Oh, BareTooT Boy, since you're a rnan Remember ThaT you never can Have The Tun you did long ago, In spiTe of all The youTh you show. -Junior TusTison. -Gordon Rowe. IQ 78 R ..... s Complimenls of A FRIEND TripleH: Every lime a girl says she loves me, l marry ner. Greer: Tlwa'r's preHy whife of you. Triplelr: Yes, and i+'s eerlainly bigarnyf' Wrighrz l-low was lhe bridge parry lasr ni+e? Killian: H was swell unlil The cops loolced under +l'1e bridge. Mr. Elder: Son, who is lliar wild woman you are running around wi'rl'i? Max: Aw dad, sl'1eisn rwilcl, anyone can per her. Best Wishes from THE I-IICKSVILLE NATIONAL BANK Start Saving While You Are Young We Will Help You 79 9' X W y 'T '45 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANCQUET The Juniors gave The Seniors a sTarT on liTe's vasT sea April TWenTy-ninTh, by em- barking wiTh Them on a voyage Tor l-lappyland aT The Junior-Senior BanqueT. They all meT aT The dock Tor a brieT TeTe-a-TeTe and Then enTered The gala ship via gang plank. This yachTing parTy. as iT so happened. was given on TirsT deck, The orchesTra being siTuaTed on The second deck. PennanTs bedecked The ship, The class colors being used. LighThouses beckoned Trom every Table. a bell announced The dining hour, and even a ship's wheel was used To sTeer The way. Hanging ouT The sTars and moon oT course caused some oT The girls' hearTs To Throb. For Tear of sea sickness among The Seniors The ship was well equipped wiTh liTe savers. And so aTTer a merry evening OT dancing, yes. and even Tishing, The S. S. Farewell was anchored in The ThoughTs of all, and we driTTed our respecTive ways, MENU WhiTecaps PiraTes DelighT Shoals Seaweeds DriTTwood PorTholes Sea BiscuiTs BaromeTer lcebergs Radio PROGRAM All Aboard Anchors Aweigh Junior QuarTeT Safe in PorT SpecialTy Seniors' Go Fishing Girls' Chorus The Jones' ShipmaTes Forever SkiT Boys' and Girls' Chorus The Tollowing people enTerTained: CapTain oT The Crew: Bob EllioTT. Dick Dah- man, Joe l-larT, BeTTy Shull, T-larry SmiTh, Minnie Lewis, Edward WesT, Mr. PaTTerson, Peggy Roan, Eva STrubing. Gerald Ames. Vance Laub, BeTTy Finzer, David HusTed, Sophomore boys and girls who also served. 80. L ..... . .. Q , -LL . INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS Merwin H. Bevingion, Mayor R. E. Hoflmeisler, Osleopafhic Physician Virgil Bowker, Merchanf J. S. I-lull, M. D. John K. Bridenbaugh, Sheriff D. F. Keller, D.V.M. Kennifh Calvin, Merchanl J. O. Longsworih. Merchani I-Iarold Carr, Merchanl F. T. McCalla, Merchanf I-I. W. Cook, M. AD. Florence M. Palmer, Clerk of Couris E. W. Coslello C. W. Palmer, Common Pleas Judge F. F. DeMu+h, M. D. George Peeper, Merchanf S. E. DeMu+h, M. D. Allon Ray, Merchanl Waller W. Ferris, Allorney-al-Law Frank P. Scolf, Merchani Efhel Fry, Clerk Owen D. Smirh, Merchanf LoHie Guffmacher, Merchanf Ferd A. Troeger, Audilor John W. I-lees, Merchanl' Ezra W. Warren, Recorder Gage I-Ielms, M. D. Fred I-I. Wafkins, Coroner R. W. I-Ielms, M. D. Karl H. Weaner. Jr., Proseculing AHorney George I-Ioff, Merchanl C. D. Wesrrick, Treasurer L. L. Hoff, Lawyer George I-I. Worr, Merchanf E. Eysferz Why are +hose bees flying around so fran+icaIIy? D. Buck: l guess fhey have hives. Sfudenfz Give me a boflle of linimem' and a bo+Ile of furniiure polish. Druggisl: Wha'r are you going Io do wi+h a combinarion like +ha+? S+uden+: WelI, my roommafe has rheumafisrn in his legs and one of 'rhem is wooden. Bud Reeb: Do you know whal my idea of a perfecf breakfasl' is? Cromwell: No, wha+? Bud: A bulldog, a sleak and a quarr of whiskey. Cromwell: Bur wha'r's 'lhe bulldog for? Bud: To ea+ Ihe s+eak. Complimenls of PALM I-IUTEL Hicksville, Ohio SI 3 'Tr' FATAL SHOOTING The four men had never mef before--and yef each wore fhaf look of desperafion and deferminafion fhaf makes man go fo any lengfhs fo secure his goal. If was plainly a case of fhree againsf one-and easy maffer usually--buf fhe fourfh man had fhe gun! The fhree seemed fo move abouf in half crouches as if maneuvering for po- sifion while fhe lone man sfood sfolidly holding fhe gun, cocked and aimed. The wifnesses fensed wifh fhe fhrill of fhe sifuafion. And fhen if happened--fhe gun wenf off! And fhe fhree men sped away down fhe cinder frackll -Gordon Rowe. -11:11 SO WHAT! When Junior arose af 8:00 A.Ivl. he wasn'f feeling so well. He fold his mofher he had a sfrange feeling all over his body, buf he didn'f know whaf if was. He couldn'f fhink of anyfhing he had eafen fhaf mighf have caused fhis sfrange feeling. Affer he finished his breakfasf he wenf fo fhe parlor and resfed on fhe divan for awhile. As soon as he heard fhe bell ring, giving fhe firsf signal for his morning classes, he iumped up from fhe divan and darfed ouf fhe fronf door. He had promised fhe gang he would play cafch on fhe fronf school yard. The lasf bell rang and Junior ambled slowly info The building. Thaf same sfrange feeling was creeping over him. He saf fhrough his arifhmefic class and wished fhaf he could figure fhaf one problem ouf so he could gef a perfecf score. His answer was iusf fiffy cenfs shorf of fhe correcf answer lHe had looked for fhe answer in his answer book.I His mind ran back over all fhe facfs of 'rhe problem, buf his answer came ouf iusf fiffy cenfs shorf! This was disfressing fo say fhe Ieasf. Jusf one liffle half-dollar was befween him and a perfecr score on his arifhmefic paper. Junior finally decided fo make if very human. He would puf himself in fhe place of fhe man in fhe problem. Thusly he figured on fhe problem. When he came fo fhe end he af lasf undersfood why fhe man was fiffy cenfs shorf i-n fhe problem. He mighf have faken his girl fo a show iusf as Junior had done fhe evening before, and now bofh Junior and fhe man in fhe problem were ouf fiffy cenfs. ' He read fhe problem once more. Sure enough fhaf was fhe frouble. So Junior saf and wondered why men were such beasfs as fo make labor over a problem for such a small fhing as a dafe wifh a girl. -Dorofhy Ann Buck. I boughf a wooden whisfle Buf if wooden whisfle I boughf a sfeel whisfle Buf sfeeli if wooden whisfle I boughf a lead whisfle And sfeel fhey wooden lead me whisfle I boughf a 'rin whisfle And now I fin Whisfle. l - The henpecked husband was gazing rapfurously af a huge oil painfing of a shapely girl dressed in only a few sfrafegically-arranged leaves. The fifle of fhe picfure was Spring , Suddenly fhe voice of his wife snapped, Well, whaf are you waifing for? Aufumn? -f He: Open fhis door. Him: Can'f. Key's losf. He: Good gosh! Whaf will you do if fhere's a fire? Him: I won'f go. ' Tommy was lisfening fo some of his sailor Uncles' advenfures. You see, Sonny, I always believe in fighfing fhe enemy Wifh his own weapons, said fhe Uncle. Really, gasped Tommy, how long does if fake you fo sfing a wasp? 82 TI-IE 01-IIO POWER CD. Elecizric Service Sland behind your lover, false woman ihundered lhe Scolchrnan, l'm going lo shoor you bo+h. They laughed when l iumped info lhe Ocean. They didn? know l was doing fhe deep sea doodle. Lady af baslcefball game: Oh, Henry, lhere musl be a leak in fhe roof, because I iusf saw a dribble on 'rhe floor! - W. L. Johnson Construction Co BUILDERS Hicksville, Ohio 83 Complimenls ol Miller Manufacturing Co. Forks, Hoes, Rakes H A N D L E S ALUMNI BANQUET PROGRAM Toaslmasler ,,,,,,, ,,,s,,,,,,,,,,s,,,,,......s.,.....,..........,,,.,,......,.......... P aul l-lerberf Welcome s,,, Waller Smi'rh Response . ........... Joseph Hari Music ...s,., ................. C arol Shull lnvocalion .......s.. LaVerne Brewsfer Music .........., ,..,A...,,...., B el'l'y Shull Song Fesf ,...,.s.. ........,.. D on Evans Remarks .,...,,,. .,.............. L loyd l-larlzler Vocal Solo ....,..,... ..,,ss..,,s..,,..,....... T erry Clark I--l. l-l. S. Reminiscences .,.......,. .........., ...,.,.,. O l en S+eve Mavis Junior Roas+ .......,.ss......, .........v,.W.s...s,,...ss,.....V........v...sv,..,..,..s....,.,.,... J unior Class Marimba Phone Solo s..... .,ss,.,s,, K alhryn Cook, accompanied by Freda Cook 'I8 In Memoriam ...Y,ss,...., ,VsC,...,,s.,,,..,,,.................,.,,..,, N ina Schaufelberger '08 Beryl Eysler, Marcella Durfey '32 Song Fesl Alumni Song v- SENIOR PROGRAM A MAY is, 1933 Masler of Ceremonies-King Arlhur ,,s,.. ................ J oe l-larl' Preserilalion of Class Colors Palmisl-Merlin ..,,..Cvss,,.ss,....,.s.,,,,s,ss,, ......... K alhryn Schliesser Solo-Courl Singer .,...,.......,.s.,,..,.,.,,,vss,V,,s ..,....... V iolel' Brown The Hard Cruel World -G5rinanbear.LL ......... Mary Chaney BaHles -Sir Gelahead ,,,,. ....,.............Y.v,,,,v....,,.........,... ,.......s.. M a x Elder Solo-Royal Pianisl ...,...,..C,.....................vss.,,,..vY...,.,.................,. ................... M ax Carr New Worlds +o Conquer --The Lily Maid of Askalol' .........., ........., M ary Rodocker ln ques+ of +he ever elusive diploma -Duncelol .......,.,...... ......... M r. Pallerson Number by Courr Enlerlainers Class Song 84 1-Ml TI-IE THOUGHTS The class of l938 is rapidly approaching Hs hour of gradualion. Those who have worked wHh The class realize 'rhal H is possessed of more +han usual falenfs, +ha+ Hs abiliiies run in many direcfions. As 'rhe class's lasi deed is recorded in Thar big my+hicalbolok we choose +o call 1'he Genera High School His+ory many +hough+s crowd onei-5 mind. The class has worked long and hard during Hs sfudy hours: H has played eguially as hard during Hs momenfs of recreafion: H has sei' +he pace in gen- eral during I937-38 for 'rhal' invisible somefhing we call. High School SpirH. Over and beyond Hs work and Hs supervised play 'rhe class has excelled in Hs abilHy 'ro work and organize Hself 'foward +he building and financing of a Hixonian. When ihe members of The class of l938 open fhe Hixonian iwenfy-five years from now, whal' will iheir ihoughfs be? If one mighf be vouchsafed 'rhe privilege of prophecy, fheir +hough+s will iake on a bH'rer-swee+ lhing-wHh a preponderance of pleasani' memories, lei me hasien 'ro add. The only dash of bH+erness in iheir menial cup af 'rha'r lime will be +he +hough+ fhai' +hey mighf have done for The old class of I938. And as 'rhey close ihe book afier l'ha+ sober second +houghi 'fwenly-live or so years ahead, if 'rhey go,ou'r from 'rha'r reading 'ro roll fheir sleeves a lH+le higher, +o work a lH+le harder fo bring aboul' +he old molfo Excelsior in a world where ihe rush and rumble and wear and fear have all bu+ caused lhem 'ro forgel 'ihal 'rhere is always a higher goal +o aH'ain, ihis lH'rle wrHing concerning +he class will noi be in vain. So one closes wHh +he wish from +he Superinlendenl and FacuHy of The Hicksville Public Schools +ha+ +he class will only recall +he sunny hours in ihe class-room and +ha+ IHe may bring ihem only success. -Geo. A. PaHerson -lil- HALL OF FAME We nominaie for fhe Hall of Fame in fheir parlicular field for 'rhe year of I938: Four-Year Honor Roll Joseph Hari Dorofhy Ann Buck Four-Year Lefferman in Junior Tusfison Three-Year Journalisfs' Doro'rhy Ann Buck Richard J. Camp Mary Chaney Marfha TuHle Lois SmHh Elma Brown Violef Brown Junior Tuslison Floyd Kernerer Mary Rodocker Foofball Joe A. Hari' Harry W. Carey Harold Cromwell Roberl TripleH' Elowene Eysier Bruce Moore Field of Ari Roberi TripleH' Field of Music Max Carr Field of Commerce Mary Chaney 'Sophomore SpoondrH+, Junior Spoondriff and Senior Hixonian. as ' A DAY FROM THE DIARY GF D ll Mill? u AL J gunna Piclrures posed by R. Tripleff Well, Jrlwere Rlsing Son we are: So Whafl 2130 P.M. 8:00 AM. His Qnly l Q Love - Smkmg Son Baskelrboll 9130 AM' 4:00 PM Hicksville! Lemme OW Ni+e.Lsfes I2:OO Noon 7:00 PM. fo I2:OO P. M, 86 COPIES KODAK FINISHING The Reyai studio Portraits Extraordinary : For the Best in Photographs Whether it be Family Group, Wedding or Commercial. Phone 268 ENLARGING FRAMING u r -9 'z W . i 'ax Q J , . L1 PT 'a Q 11 fir L2 E 2 3 if ,Q 3 SE 2-2 ,Ii 1 , P3 'Q 3 1 Eg L D, F Q P wi 3 v f 5-'1 'VJ :Q -'fr V1 . - f L 'N LE ': ISEPEVQL, . 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