Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1941 volume:

I ZLL-441 x.LLL5 , 1 y I I 1 -.f 'I' il i U xx W 55 VI udg c 1 o ck 0 no PU LIS'-iED BY T I 'A E 0 ac As d ard fn Js r I . . N H'l l'lll' a pa' Inq re 'ew of S+ A1n'?L?1Cein Hi lqsville H'gP'1Sch Hi sville, H' B , Wi' CMSQ ffl WH Mafwyw Seibi-W nd? r' jf kin MQCQHQ s:sT.mN EW- Ke. 5-ref 5' if-,S na 'r W FOR Through The ages boolcs have symbolized ideas which have given lhem fhe rock and rool of Their origin. So be if wilh Tl-lE l94I I-HXONIAN. The school has always possessed a rare and myslerious abilily lo bind people logefher, and lhe meril of i+s individuals has always delermined DEDICATION We, +he Senior Class of '4I hereby dedicale Tl-lE I94I HIXONIAN To The past presenl, and fulure sludenls of Hicksville l-ligh School. Page 2 ORD Hs perpefualing influence. A school is like a home-if lakes a heap a'livin' 'ro make if whal il is. The oulslandinq faclor of any school is 'rhe life of Hs s+uden+s: Therefore we have chosen as our iherne 1'his year. Sluclenl Life in Hicksville l-liqh School and ils ever-moving panorama of acfiviries. CCDNTENTS Sludenl Guides Sludenls al Work Sfudenls al Play Sludenls in Acfion Sfudenls of Yesleryears Page 3 APPRECIATION All sTudenTs lo Tore enTermg The porTals oT l-llclcsvllle l-lugh School musT pass Through a lower gaTe whmch ns The elghTh grade The sTudy hab1Ts and cooperaTuve splrnT on which we build our sTudenT l1Te ln hugh school Because oT has exceller1T guidance Through Thus gaTe we The Class oT 4l Ta e Thxs opporTumTy To express our deep apprecmdwon To our gaTe keeper Mr O C Rodoclcer Dage WX we Torm while in Junior Hi lay The TundamenTal ToundaTion . 4 l lllllllllllllllll W G5 r- if 9 9 212 i i 2 .-.- --1 jj :fb --4 -. Z nfiffnllllll l 1 l3An-111511 : i B' AP PLE POLLSH ' A v ' 4 1 ,L 1- ,fi237f B 1 fx X Y' ,if f Z I I E : X : I Yiriiiixfiijnvn 1 1 G B Forreslr lv1cCalla P J Murphy Glenn l-loolman Clyde Pe-rer Glen Burgoyne Wnllnam Cleland BOARD OF EDUCATION This sprung funds Jrhe Democracies locked In a dealh srruggl wnrh Jrhe Tolalllaruan Powers wuln The course of cuvmzaluon for generahons To come lo be dellnulely shaped by 'rhe ourcome Our nahon and our communlly will be called upon To confrnloule money resources and men lo help wan rhrs confluc+ for Jrhe Democracxes ll we love democracy we wall malce rhese sacrnfaces cheerfully Good Luck and God Bless You We will do our besl To adgusl ourselves whale you are gone and your 'obs will be yours agann when you relrurn We baclc home wlll Jrry lo be worlhy of lhe sacrnfuces you are called upon ro make ln Times of uncerlalnly lempers are Than and emohons loo oflen supersede ludgnnenr nn reaching decussons These are hmes when clear analyhcal Jrhnnlcnng rs absolurely necessary un all publnc decnsuons If we give our wealrh our resources and our hne young men lo defend Amerncan Democracy surely we have a moral obllgahon lo make Hr worlc bolh In Washlnglon and IH l-lnclcsvllle Glenn l-loorman Page 6 . . . . . ... . . To lhose men on our srafl who are called for milirary service we say J D BLACK FORD Superun+enden+ B S IH Educaluon Mwamu Umversxly IQZ6 M A ID School Aclmnmslraluon lvluamu Umversxfy I936 lnduana Umversufy Graduale School I94O Algebra Page 7 W W SCHUBERT Principal Woosler College i932 I933 A B Manclwesler l934 l935 Valparaiso 1930 l932 M S an Educahon lnduana Umversnfv I94O Commercual LYMAN DORSEY hlislory and Junior l-ligh A. B., Defance College, i938 Miami Uhfversily, I939, l94O JAMES A. BRlGl-li Science Findlay, l925, i926 B. S., Qllerbe-in, 1926, I927, I928 Nfl. A., Qhio Siale, 1929-IQ34 Bowling Green, i936 lndiana, l937-I94O GERALD SAPP Governrnenl and Physical Educahon Coach B. S., Manchesler, l933fI937 Purdue. V939-l94D BHRNICE SAUERS Junior l-ligh Qhio Universin, TrifSlale lndiana, l926 Miami Universily, l932 Defiance College, l94O DOROTHY NEISWENDER Physical Educaiion and Junior l-ligh A. B., Defiance, 59334937 Miarnf Universily, IQHB-l939 W. W. SCHUBERT Commercial Woosler College, i932-I933 A. B,, Manchesfer, N34-l935 Valparaiso, I93O-l932 M. S. in Educaffon, lndiana, i940 G. C. RODOCKER Qeornelry and Junior l-liqh A, B., Ohio Norfhern, l898-IB99 Lima, l9DD-l9Dl Qhio Sfale, i907 Chio Norlhern, l925-1926 EST1-1ER HOWENSTINE 1-lome Economics B. S., Ohio Slale, 1919-1923 Chicago Uriiversily, 1925-1928 LAMAR CONNELLY Boolclcee-ping Dramalics lnslruclor fx. B., Ohio Norlherri, 1928-1932 Toledo Universily, 1935 Universify of Colorado, 1938 Mullnomah, 1939 Universily of Oklahoma, 1940 1-1061-1 AUSTERM1LLER Agricullure B. S., Ohio Slale, 1935-1939 MARJOR1E WORT Secrelary JOSEPH RIDDLE lnduslrial Pxrls WONA ELWOOD IA - Enghsh ssislanl Coach Publicahong B' EL-5'3gA'am1 Umversiiy' 1935- A. B.. Ohio Norlherri, 1935-1940 Ohio Uriiversily, 1939 Ohio Slale, 1940 KARL KOOISTRA Music B, S. M., Grand Rapids Junior 1927-1932 Conservalory ol Music, 1929 Blullrori, 1934-1935 M. A., Ohio Slale, 1937-38-39 40 EMILY HEINRIC1-1 Lalin and English Librarian fx. B., Wesfern College, 1934- 1938 Ohio Universily, 1938 Ball Slale, 1939-1940 BUS DRIVERS JANITORS Fmd Jaclc and Where s lvl Connolley7 ar The wo quesluons lhal are always aslced vnen any sludenl or lacully mem er needs help L e nn l-l l-l wouldnl be lhe same wmlhoul lhe good nalured cooperahon of our lwo friends Forresl Blaloclc and CHO Connolley Neff Caller Elmo Walrenoerge Vv lluam Bruclqel Rav Moo e Carl Keesberry C lvm Rodocker Page IO r. e 'r xl Q b . if ' . . S. f V ' I I ry fR ' ' I' ' F I I 5 . w U, 1 fy nnt. , R YIIIIIIffffjfffffffffnfffl I X 0 E I lh m Hjlzgnglllllll 1334 ' !ya db Xi 'if ' ' s Z Q V V WA 11771111111 Hrrr : ill I BETTY AMES Good humor IS one of The besl arhcles of dress one can wear ID socnely orus I ee u A A Carnuval 4 ForeIgn Language I 4 As LIbrarIan CARL ARRANTS The e are Clays or achon nol hes lance Chorus 4 Carmval 4 GRACE BRIDENBAUGI-I Music IS well sand 'lo be Ihe speech of angels Chorus I Band 3 4 Orches Gr e ub G A I Spoondrnrf 2 Carmval 4 Forelgn Language Club I Courf ol I-Ionor 4 KEITH CALVIN II IS no? 'the Idle Ihaf malres Ihe mar' bu? fhe man Ihe hlle ass PI v 4 Spoonclmff Carmyal 4 Courl of I-lonor 4 LEROY COLE a drmlc and be merry for Iomorrow you may cIIe B s elball 2 3 Basketball Mgr 4 Softball 2 Carnlval 4 Class Ofhcer 4 WILMA CURRY Peope never Improve unless Ihey Ioolc Io some slandard or Than Ihemselves A A 4 4 I-Inxonnan 4 Scholasfuc Ban ef I Carmval 4 Eoreu n Language Club I 4 ASSISIBDI Lubraruan 4 MAURICE CURRY Tomorrow IS a lang way II do wha? you can Ioclay oo ball 2 C rmval 4 EoreIgn Language Cu I Page BILL CARR F os rush where angels fear fo fread Sr C Play 4 Spoonclrnll 3 I-Inxoman 4 Carnrval 4 Rolary Boy ol fhe Monlh 4 EoreIgn Language u I 4 Class Ofllcer Canfala I Ass? Lxbrarnan 4 EDWARD DURFEY All worlc and no play malces Jac a dull y Soflball 2 3 Spoondrnlf 2 HIXOUIGH 4 Carnnval I 2 VIRGINIA CROMWELL Speech IS greal buf srlence s grealer 4 Forengn Language Club I MARY LAVERNE DEARDORFF The Iounlam of beaufy IS 'Ihe hear? and every generous Ihoughf IIIUSIFBIES Ihe walls of your chamber 3 4 I-Inxon Carmval 4 , ' '+I M1 . g f . - . . . Ch , GI CII, I, ' ' Ira I, IeICI If. .Ai 6. . .I,2g 4-H I,2, 3, 4: 1 '- 7 ' : Club , :I sl. ' ' 3, 4. . I A ' I ' o I In ' , ' Foolball 2, 3, 4, 4.H 3. sr. example hiqlwf and bellef Chorus I, 2, 3. elee Club I, G. A. A. I, 2, 3,41 Carnival CI' al 7 ' 3: - 2: Jr. Class Play 37 . lass 3 ' . ' 7 . G. . . I. 2, 3, 43 -I-I 3, 2 ' g ' ' qu : ' : 'q I 1 I ' E , 3 ' CI b , 3 25 E I, ' , , ' ' , -W I O ' Ii bo . . . GI -1 FI .1414-H 21 . ,-1 , ' - , . C 1 ' 7 5 ' I ' 3' 2 4. - 5 ' . I Is . . 4-I-I I, 2. . I ' Ian 43 MARIAN DIETZ Love mfmyg lvale few: buf II.-favs pafldlo your own Canoe. Clwrus I: Glr-Q Club I: 4YH I, 2. 3, 4: Carnival 4: Canlala If Assl. Lrbrarran 3, 4. WYNDOLYN EULMER Slncerufy and Iruflw are Ilme bases of every vrrlue orus I nd 4 u I 4 I-Inxonl rnnval 4 Canlala I ss Lrbraruan 4 VERA I-IAUTER Yield II'Iee nol Io adversrly buf press on more bravely SpoondrnII3 Sclwolashc Ban ef 2 Carnival 4 Fore: n Language Club I 4 O Ice Girl 4 Boolrlceepnng Award 3 713 I ALICE JEANNE ETCI-IEN I-Iono' walls al labors gafe. Cborus I 3, 4' Glee Club I: 4-IMI I, 2. 3: Sr. Class Play 4: Spoondrill 2, 3: I-IIxonian 4: ScI3oIasII: Banquel I, 2: Car- nival 45 Foreign Language Club , 4: Carrla a I: Ofllce G4 I C of I-Iormr 4 Boolclreeping Award 3 Second In Drslrud J ULIA-ANN EETZER Tlwose eyes so darlc and deep! Clworus I, 2, 3. 4: Band 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2: G. A. A. I: Jr, Class Play 3: Sr. Class Play 45 Spoondrlff 2, 3: Hixonian 4: Carnival 4: Foreign Language Club I, 4: Sergeanl-af-Arms 4: Canfala I Ofllce G'rl3 4 BILL FRIEND T b Tal s a Godse somelrrnes s eIbaII 2 4 Base 4 Solfb 3 Chorus 3 Carnnval 4 Ro Boy of Ilwe Monllw 4 Sergeanl aIArrns 4 Boy Seoul I Courl ol I-Ionor 4 Selecled for All Oluo Class B Baslcelball Tearr JUNE I-IELSEL Theres nollmmg so lcungly as lcmdness and nollmng so royal as IruII'1 orus I 4 nd 4 For :gn Language Club I ward lor Engl slr Essay 3 LOREN GREEN LeI II'Ie farmer Ioreyerrnore onored In I3 c Ilnng or y w o labor rn II'1e ear a e cno en people ol God C FRANCIS I-IUSTED BIG l'IearI'ed broad slwoulclered Ioofball lame Carefree and Iwonesr n Ins narne o ball 2 3 4 Baslrel 3 Solfball 2 3 Spoondrlll 2 rnnval 4 Boy Scoul' I ROBERT I-IOLT Comrnon sense IS Ilwe acl of eeung +I1rngs as Ilwey are and doing Ilmngs as Ilwey ouglwf be done Sr Class Play 4 I-Inxonuan rnrval 4 DICK I-IURNI Wornen nrrllafe rn I 0 e Io be lrulaled elball I 4 a 3 4 Soffball 2 C o 4 eslra I 4 G CI b I C ass Play 3 Sr Class Play 4 S oondrnll 2 3 I-Inxonuan 4 Carnnyal 4 Rolary Boy of Ilwe M nllw 4 Boys Sfafe 3 Forergn Laguage Club I 4 Sergeal' al' Arms 4 CanIaIa I P33 'K I I url 4 Courf r I 4 I I I , . I ' o e I I nd- ' I . 'I . be I1 A is a ' , I F .' Il' . ch I Ba 3. . else ssl . 3. I ball fre I H ' H3 +0 CI b :C-. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: I, 3. : all 5 45 V 5 - ' 4-I-I I, 2, 3. : ' 'an 4: 4-I-I 2, : ' 5 Iary 4-I-I I, 3, 4: arniyal 4: F. , , 5 ' ' 43 Ca 'A I : A I. 5 - F. A. 3, 4. Ca ' IF. F. A. 3. . . X . . . .xi X - I . . et y V ' 1 ' - A J V .'IFra I' is Bssl . 2, 3, 1 B se- QU I ' I 'Q CII , 7 Ba I, 2, 3, 4: - ball I, , 5 : I1 rus I I II' 4-I-I I, 2: Girl Scouls I, 2, 3, Fo? , , 5 ball I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, :Or- ' I ' . 5 e' I I I . I ' I ch 5 3 lee u :Jr. A . L I . Ca ' : , 2. I I . I p I ' . I ' ' : I I n ' J I I 'll . 4 ., . if 2 ',f WSI' nl fgy w. , V , . . , , Q I . . ' Page I3 ROGER I-IUSTED Arrnles cannol prolecl rnvas non by lhe aerual way olball I Chorus o Ian 4 Carnuyal 4 Forergn Language Club I F F 3 ELWOOD KILLIAN als fhe use of Iymg you canl engoy yourself ofball 2 3 4 Sollball orus I 4 Glee U Spoondrnfl 2 3 I-Irxoman Carnrval 4 Class Ofhcer Canfafa I Courl of I-Ionor EDWARD KEMERER I da e do all lhal becomes a man who dares do more as none erball I 2 3 4 Soll 2 Spoonclrnfl 2 Hnxonlan 4 Carnival 4 Rolary Boy of Ihe Monlh 4 Boys Slale 3 Foreign Language Club I Class Of Incer 3 JUANITA JOHNSON I-ler eyes were deeper Than lhe deplhs of waler sfllled al' yenlng C orus I 2 Glee Club I 2 Class Play 3 I-Iuxom n Carnxval 4 Canfafa I Ofllce r 3 DERRILL KLINE Trusl men and 'rhey wlll be lrue Io you Treal 'rhern greal ly and lhey wnll show I m selves greal 4 Jr Class 3 Sr Class Play 4 Scho ashc Banque? I Carnuval 4 Rolary of Ine Monlh 4 s a e 3 Class Olihcer 2 EVELYN KOLB Characler IS higher Than n ec? u WI ong Io I e we rn Spoondrrll 2 Foreugn Lan guage Club I BETTY GRAE LUNGER Duplcmaczy us saynng Ihe nas sl lnnng In Ihe nucesl w orus I 2 Iee Club I G I Jr Class Play 3 Spoondrull 3 I-luxoman 4 Schoasn nqLeIl 2 Carn val 4 or engn Language Club I 4 Can a I Olrlxce Gr 4 o prng Award 3 Courl of nor EDWARD KOTT Transfer 2 Emmell Mnchugan Happy as he who knows The cause of lhnngs Cho us 3 4 H3 4 Hlxoman Carmval 4 Forergn an guage Club 4 Award l-lonor e NA nlnon Physncs a Dnslrncf 3 FERNE LEVY She msnared rnanlund wufh her farr oolcs C orus I 4 Band3 4 ee u Spoond III3 I-luxonuan 4 Can a I Olhce Grl 3 TED KARAOEORGE life amblr Nrlh only one Foo ball I 2 3 4 Baslcelball seball Sol a orus I 4 d Glee Club I Jr Class Play 3 Spoondrull 2 3 I-Inxonnan 4 Carmval 4 Rolary Boy of 'Ihe Monlh 4 Foreign Language Club I Class Ofhcer I Can 'a Courl of Honor Engllsh Essay Award 3 LEE MCCLELLAN I-I greal' enough Ihal us nrs own rnasler oo ball I 4 Base a Sollball 2 Carnwal Page I4 4 JACKIE MQCALLA G nerally spealcing she s generally speaking orus 2 3 ee Club I 2 G A A Cass Play 3 Sr Class Play 4 Spoondrilf 2 3 Hixonian 4 Scholaslic Banquel I 2 Carni val 4 Foreign Language Club I 4 Class Ofhcerl 3 4 Office Gr' 4 English Essay Award I 2 3 Courl of Honor 4 GRACE MILLER BETTY NUTTER One ol 'rhe sublumesl Ihungs Transfer 3 Kingsvulle Ohio I e wor plain 'rrulh Silence is more ollen con ee Club I 4 H necled wilh good sense 'rhan Cass Play 4 Carnival qod I- Gee Club I 2 Carniva 4 ANDY PANICG A elses and girls are rny hobbies Baslcelball I, , , 4: ase- ball I, 3: Solfball 2, 3: Sr. C'ass Play 4: Hixonian 4: Carf nival 4: Courl ol Honor 4. JOHN SKINNER Good humor is Ihe heallh ol The soul: sadness is ils poison. Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3: Chorus 3, 4: Jr. Class Play 3: Sr. Class Play 4: Spoondrilf 2 3: Hixonian 4: Carnival 4: Rolary Boy ol Ihe Monlh 4: Foreign Language Club I, 4. ZANNA JEAN PERKINS Friendship is Ihe golden lcey fha? unloclcs lhe door of hap piness. Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I: Glee Club I, 2: G. A, A. I: Jr. Class Play 3: Sr. Class Play 4: Spoondrilil 2, 3: Hixonian 4: Carnival 4: Foreign Language Club I, 4: Serge-anl-af-Arms 4: Canlala I: Ollice Girl 3, 4: Typing Award, Firsl in Counly and Tenlh in Dislricl' 3. THELMA and WELMA SMITH All who would win ioy, musl share if: happiness was born a Twin. Chorus I, 4: Glee Club I: G. A. A. I, 2 3, 4: 4-H I: Spoondrill 2, 3' Hixonian 4: Carnival 4: Canlala I: Welma Courl ol Honor 4. Pa JAMES PANICO He who would govern ofhers should larsl be rnasler ol him se . Baslrefball I, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball I, 3: Soffball 2: Spoon- drill' 2. 3: Carnival 4: Rolary Boy ol Ihe Monfh 4: Class Olilicer 3, 4. LAUREN SCRANTON Honor lies in honesl' Ioil. Chorus 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Or- chesfra I, 4: 4-I-I I, 2: Sr. Class Play 4: Carnival 4: F. F. A. 3, I 5 MARILYN SEIBERT Keep your spurs brighl and shining orus I, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Glee Club I: G. A. A. I. 2, 3. 4: Spoondrifl' 2, 3: Hixonian 4: Scholaslic Banque? I, 2: Carnival 4: Foreign Language Club I, 4: Canfala I: Ollice Girl 3. JUNE SHIRLEY Small buf mighly. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra I: G. A. A. I: Sr. Class Play 4: Spoondrill' 2, 3: Hixonian 4: Carnival 4: Foreign Language Club I: Ollice Girl 4. ROWENA STEWART Shs Inaf Wlll malce good use any parf o r Ie mus ow a II recreahon orus I nd ee Club C' A A 3 4 Spoon r LQIIXOFIIO 4 Carmv Eoreugn Language Club I anlafa I Assf Lubrarvan 4 Cour+ of I-Ionor 4 ANDY TOWNSEN D I IS no+ NI-al he nas or even wha? ne does whlch expresses Me wor'h oI e man buf w af n I 3 4 Orches I-I 2 3 4 Spoondru I-luxornar' 4 Carnuva 4 LEILA TI-IIEL Sornehrnes shes qune-I buf I sfly hes gy real ws g C, worx nd wlllng Io pay 2 3 Spoondr C myal 4 HAROLD WITTIG rule Ile no' Io be addnded Io any 3 4 Spoon ru a v PAUL WITTIG The Iuhre as purchased by he p eseni O ID-ill 4 Soffball 2 3 4 Spoondrufl 2 3 Carnival VIRGINIA WI-IITEI-IURST A g od dnsposnhon ns more xaluabe Ihan gold A A 3 4 SpoondrIII2 3 I-Inxoman a a 5 I-I 3 O I BETTY WALDEN 0 and laugh There ma o a Irne when you canl u I 4 SpoondrII+2 3 I-Inxonuan 4 rmval 4 5I-I 4 Once f LAVON WALTEN BERGER ve Nev can J Cass PIW3 Spoondrnlf 2 Carnival VELDA WEEKS :gn morals are worlh slrnv or arnv 4 OIIICe Girl 3 Page I6 NOVA WEST Chrlsfuam y us a good man s ous I Ge C ah I Ofhce C-ur NORMA YARGER I s Ihe songs we sung and e wnle we wear Tnafs makmg Ihe sunshune everywhere Gsrl Scoufs I Jr Class Play 3 Carmval 4 Assl Llbrarxan . fs I II - : I I I I, A X - . I , I- - I I . of I he Ii I ' , ' no s I a 1 'IIin all large par? of I 'ro I , h I I a i I I . ' . he is. 4.I-I I, 4 Z iff 3: Ch 1 Ba I, 2, 3, 4: Bad , 2, , 1 Ira ar I . GI Ig . . .I,2,3. 434- I, , , 3 II'r3Z 41 4-H I, 2, , Q d III I I 3 I I . 2, 3: , I I n 3 I aI 47 C - 7 . I I 3I I IaIe if Io be a of 5 ' ' I I 'I I I I I I f ' I, , They Can Conquer Whc be. Ies'g his life, Ihe iIIusIraIion. CHC IWW- GI . . 2, 3, 4, 4.H 1, 2, :Ie A . Ch - , 21 I e lub I: 4-I-I I, 2, , 1 d'II , 3 ' , 7 ' ' 4-H I 2 3 47 ,D I Can' : I II4. 2' C 'nl al 4, 4, C rniv ' 4: - 7 IIIce X I vI I I' 7 ' Gif' fr 4- 41 s.H 3, 4, - ' liy. M y H' ' A 3 v ' Ib I V A I e V I . Inq I . I S U - I FO I I in 7 4-I-I Clee CI b Z 4fI-I I, 2, 3, C F al 2 I I , 4. 4I FI. F.A,3,4.I I Ca -, , I fr' ' , . Gil 3. 1 I I - I I 4. Slandlng Jackie McCalla Mr Gerald Sapp Mr J D Blackford Miss Vlona Elwood LeRoy Cole I :ng Derrlll lflune James Panuco J CLASS OFFICERS Presldenl Vice Presudenl Secrelary Treasurer Sponsor Assrslanl Sponsors Class Flower Class Colors Class Mollo James Pannco LeRoy Cole Derrull Klane Mr J D Blackford Mr Gerald Sapp Mass Vnona Elwood Whale Carnalson Royal Blue and Whnle Build lor Characler Nol lor Fame COMMENCEMENT Rev Fay Le Meadows ol Daylon Ohio was lhe guesl speaker al lhe Commencemenl ex ercnses ol lhe Class ol 4l l-lus sublecl was Graduale Your Number Has Been Called Dr Meadows broad and varned experuence an philosophy and psychology has marked hum as a recogmzed speaker among hugh school and college groups Aslde from has lravels sludles and leclures an Europe he was lhe lounder ol lhe Travel mg Unlversuly which gundes groups of young men and women lhroughoul Amerncan culues l-lrs servuces ID lhns regard qualuly hum as an hnslorucal and cullural aulhornly Alnce Jeanne Elchen and Jackie McCalla co valedrclorlans as well as Belly Grae Lunger salulalornan were heard on lhns program Page I7 S'll' : I ' , l ' , r. CVSS SSSSSSS C flgglae lv1cCalla SENIOR CLASS HISTORY A oecusuve mulesTOne had been reacheo n chool luTe when we became members OT The Freshman Class Wfe TelT Thar we h d aT lasT aTTauned our place un The hugh school and were now ready TO puT TorTh Our besT eTTorTs Gradually we became aduusTed To The hugh school envu OnmerT STudues and acTuvuTues became a oarT OT u and a Teelung OT class re pOnsubIuTy began To mean sOmeThung To each unduvudual A hough adduTuOnal dune ere guv n us un Tns new class we also had more Tume Tor recreaTuon and class parTues These acTuvuTues served as greaT uncenTuves To eager classmen who knew ThaT Tu ure ycars un hugh school would be Tulled wuTh Thrulls The guudung hands OT The class were Jackue lvlcCalla presudenT Ted Karageorge vuce presudenT and lr-lelen Camp secreTary Treasurer The Sophomore year was a year ThaT marlfed anOTher umpOrTanT evenT JusT across The school yard numerous pueces OT buuldung maTerual were beung TuTTed Toge her unTo a beauTuTul eduTuce Thus was To be our lasT year un The Old buuld ng We puT our munds TO our work as much as possuble WuTh The Sophomore eduTuon OT Tl-TE SPOONDRIFT we ulIusTraTed our abuluTy To car y OuT one OT he mosT duTTuculT Te-aTs OT The Sophomore year Ca s parTues mernbershup un cluos and organuzaTuons and regular school rouTune occupued our aTTenTuon OTTucers were Bull Carr presudenT Elwood Kulluan vuce presudenT and Derrull Klune secreTary Treasurer As Junuors we began To re-aluze The complexuTy OT upper cla s problems The class play Tl-IE SPGCNDRIFT selecTuOn OT class rungs and The Jufuuor Senuor banqueT were all maTTers ThaT requured coOperaTuOn We were carrued along un The currenT OT acTuvuTy around us and eagerly anTucupaTed The evenTTul senuor year TO Tollow Edward Kemerer led The class durung The year wuTh Jarres Panuco vuce pre-sucIenT and Jackue Mccalla secreTary Treasurer Thus year each day has brOughT us closer TO The goal Iune buT every mOmenT adds some new honor ThaT our cla share ln adduTuOru TO The DusTrucT TournamenT won by The baskefball Team The chorus OT I-luck vulle I-lugh School also won TursT place un a dusTrucT conTesT Tnes are honor ThaT we can be proud To remember as evenTs ThaT occurred un our Senuor year PuTTung ouT Tl-IE l-IIXQNIAN has been be d s a loT OT ha d Nork a wOrThwhule experuence Tor we have learned how To apply Ourselves we have gauned some knowledge OT busuness aTTaurs and beT OT all we have beTTer learned The arT OT cOOperaTuOn We hope all our r aders wull e uoy Thus book as mu,ch as we ha e enuoyed makunq uT Tor Them hese uunal days OT school luTe hav awak ned un us The realuzaTuOn OT The brevuTy OT our school years un relaTuon To The years ThaT Tollovx and we hope ThaT we can look back upon The years aTTer g adu Tuon wuTh memorues as pleasanT as Those we have OT Our school days ilu illllvmnrram MAX GARDNER BETTY BEARDSLEY Page I8 us ' . u E1 , . u 2 s I A . ll Sw, 6 u I L . . . . . u T' u u V - I I . u u. . r T I . .. , ,. . .s , , I u u T - . . , - C I u I I - , ' u . 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T ,' e e, A r a' - , LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT 0F THE CLASS OF 4I We lhe Class ol 4I ol lhe caly ol I-lacksvalle slale ol Ohao beang ol legal age and sound mand do nrake publash and declare lhas our lasl wall and leslamenl hereby revokang any and all lormer walls codacals and lesl menlary dasposalaons made by us Edward Kemerer wall and bequealh my baskelball abalaly lo any ambalaous underclassman Andy Townsend leave my quesl lor lovely blondes lo Skap I-larkey Lauren Scranlon wall my lrombone playang lo Dack Perkans Francas I-lusled wall my abalaly lo punl lo my brolher Roger Eerne Levy wall lo Allene McKanley my abalaly lo be quael an all classrooms Juanala Johnson wall my abalaly lo go sleady lo Peggy Roara Dack I-lurna wall my melhod ol gellang along walh lhe Englash leacher lo Slanley Gullmacher Ted Karageorge wall my londness lor goang walh a prelly garl bul nol manell lo Jack Carr James Panaco Jr wall my posalaon as presadenl ol lhe Senaor Class lo some deservang aunaor Wyndolyn Fulmer wall and bequealh my golden locks lo Walla Zuber provadang she keeps lhem blonde Wm Car wall my aller school vasals lo Gus s lo so me underclassman who wall use al lo has besl advanlage Evelyn Kolb wall and bequealh my Ideas ol good sludyang lo Rulh I-lalhaway Varganaa Cromwell wall and bequealh lo Eva McClure my abalaly lo be quael provadang she doesn labuse al June Sharley wall and bequealh my lakang lor lall boys and baskelball players lo Sue Carr LaVon Wal enberger wall my ambalaon lo work whale an school lo some ambalaous lreshman Ed Durley wall my alleclaons lor oul ol lown garls lo Ball Sauders Ed Koll wall my knowledge ol physacs and chemaslry lo Guy Baaley Norma Yarger wall my heallhlulness lo Louase I-lower knowang she wall carry on where I lell oll Walma Smalh wall and bequealh my lakang lor college boys lo Teresa Keller Roger I-Iusled hereby wall my loolball abalaly lo Max Ames June I-lelsel hereby wall my golden locks lo Helen Panasuk Derrall Klane wall and bequealh my chemaslry grades lo Glen I-lower knowang he needs lhem Vera Hauler wall my scholaslac abalaly lo Varganaa Moore lo use lo lhe besl ol her abalaly Belly Walden wall and bequealh my plumpness lo Barbara Seaberl Maraan Daelz wall and bequealh my dark haar and lwanlclang eyes lo Belly Wells Alace Jeanne Elchen do hereby leave lo VaLeraa Cromley my auburn lresses and accompanyang lemper LeRoy Cole wall my good nalure and ansparang ways lo Bunny Laub he wall use lhem advanlageously Paul Wallag wall and bequealh my manly saze and slrenglh lo PeeWee Maller Julaa Ann Felzer wall and bequealh my raven locks lo Barbara Worrack We Jackae McCaIla and Belly Lunger hereby wall our hard earned repulalaon as lhe gaglaesl garls an I-lacksvalle I-lagh School lo our undersludaes Varganaa Thael and Margae Boone Carl Arranls hereby wall my polenlaal abalaly lo I-larold Rodocker Zanna Jean Perlfans wall my 69 words an lypang lo Annabelle Oaks and Margae Smalh lo laghl over Maurace Curry wall my knowledge ol eleclracaly lo my brolher Gerald lhal he may carry on Belly Ames wall my good humor lo any Junaor garl who wanls al Roberl I-loll wall and bequealh my lemper lo Tex Gardner provadang he uses al sparangly Walma Curry wall and be uealh my aclave membershap an G A A lo some worlhv lreshman I-larold Wallag wall my bas lulness loward lhe opposale sex lo Kennelh Wonderly Nova Wesl wall my long locks lo Maxane Hook hopang she wall never cul lhem John Skanner hereby wall my abalaly lo spend hall ol my lame an lhe olllce lo Rex Green Elwood Kallaan wall my sleadaness lo one damsel lo Darrell Fulmer Belly Nuller wall my quaelness lo Neal Keller he needs al Ball Eraend wall my baskelball abalaly lo Bob Bauer al he wall use al lo lhe besl ol has abalaly Maralyn Seaberl do herby wall my colleclang ol Tardy Talllers lhe Blue Slap lo Marlha Beerbower Leala Thael wall my arlaslac abalaly lo my sasler Lelha Andy Panaco wall my abalaly lo gel along walh lhe garls lo Max Felzer Rowena Slewarl wall my baskelball abalaly lo my cousan Lealrace Sleele knowang lhal she needs al Lee McClellan wall my ways lo Dack Folk Loren Green wall my abalaly nol lo lhank lo Maurace Meek Varganaa Whalehursl wall and bequealh my abalaly lo cook lo Marcale Collrell Thelma Smalh hereby wall my posalaon as cheerleader lo l-Ielen Osmun provadang she cheers lor our boys Grace Bradenbaugh wall my wal o Anna Panasuk provadang she uses al lo lhe besl ol her abalaly Kealh Calvan wall my popularaly walh lhe weaker sex lo Roberl I-lalberl lor a successful aunaor year Mary Deardorll wall and bequealh my unquenchable lakang lor Jack Adcock lo Nona Counlryman Grace Maller wall and bequealh my abalaly lo make mysell heard lo Cleo Monroe on lhe condalaon lhal she does nol ensnare any counlry boy walh al I Velda Weeks wall my shyness of lhe boys lo any garl lhal wanls al Bul alas' lew do In Teslamony whereol we have hereunlo sel our hands lo lhas our lasl wall and leslamenl al I-lacksvalle I-lagh School I-lacksvalle Ohao lhas I5lh day of May A D I94I lSagnedl CLASS OF 4l Page I9 I II l ll 'Il . 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I' I. .. u THE CLASS OF 4l IN l95l By Wulluanu Carr Durung The lasT few monThs I have Taken an un specTuon Trup Through The STaTes as meducal ex amuner When I sTarTed ouT I Toolc my place as a passenger on a plane aT LaGuardua fueld only To fund June T-lelsel The youngesT aur sfewardess and my former classmafe Roger I'IusTed puIoT on The plane My fursT sTop was Muamu where I meT Nova WesT mussuonary who was IusT reTurn ung from SouTI'u Ameruca on a Two year leave Comung up Through The Blue Grass reguon I sTopped un LexungTon where I wenT To RoberT HoIT s pIanTaTuon where Loren Green us foreman By The way he s quuTe a Tobacco grower and has devoTed some of hus forfune To erecTung a gurl s school for physucal EducaTuon eachers wuTh Rowena STewarT as head unsTrucTress Tume was wasTung so I agaun sTarTed on my lourney Dear Ohuo uT was surely good To see God s counTry agaun CuncunnaTu The queen cuTy has guven Mauruce Curry quufe a name un The WLW raduo conTrol rooms as elecTrucuan In my hoTeI Manager Edward Durfey Told me KeuTh Calvun was The head ofa chaun of barber shops Eollowung The course of my Trelc I wenT To Co Iumbus To examune The meducal faculufues There I found Wulma Curry as The head nurse of The nurses Traunung school wuTh Grace Brudenbaugh BeTTy Ames and Vurgunua Cromwell un charge of The maTernuTy ward JusT on The edge of The Unuversufy campus I found sedaTe Muss Aluce Jeanne ETchen dean of women aT The unuversufy who us admured by all The gurls wuTh whom she comes un conTacT Earfher norTh un Cleveland I meT perchance Ted Karageorge The owner of all Loew s TheaTers OuT un Shalcer I-leughTs Marulyn SeuberT has found ed a pruvafe school for gurls of pre college age Talcung Tume ouT for a luTTle recreaTuon aT The Munuc pal Sfaduum I saw The annual all sTar game when Buck WuTTug puTched a no huT game for The Amerucan League whule Two ouTsTandung plays were execuTed by I-larold WuTTug and Lee Mc Clellan of NaTuonal League Teams BuT enough wuTh Thus I musT carry on my plans a shorT Trup To The old home Town I-Iuclcs vulle sTuII suTuaTed on The old B and O IT seems many have found success There Carl ArranTs has become head man un Croolc s Lumber Com pany and shows greaT possubulufues LaVon WalTenberger has consoIudaTed Myers and Su peruor Dry Cleanung Companues and seT up The head offuce un a modern buuldung where The Buuld ung and Loan offuce once sTood Marrued quuTe happuly we fund Coach Bull Eruend always Ioolc ung ouT for hus boys OT course June Shurley Eruend always has a handouT for The baslcefball Team Goung To Chucago I was unformed ThaT The SmuTh Twuns Eerne Levy Wyndolyn Eulmer Leula Thuel and Evelyn Kolb had cooperaTuvely Talcen over a chaun of MuTzu BeauTy Shoppes un The NorThwesT dusTrucT Upon readung a paper I noTuced ThaT Jaclcue McCalla had resugned her posuTuon on The sTaTf of Mademouselle To Talce a posuTuon as eduTor of The women s page of The I-luclcsvulle News Trubune AT ST Louus The new fashuon cenfer I found Mary LaVerne Deardorff and Maruan DueTz lead ung desugners of The world desugnung a new dressless evenung gown whuch wull no doubT cre a e a IoT of cold shoulders Travelung on The new Speed K g I funally reached The deserfed boom Town Podunlc Junc Tuon wnere John Slcunner was Tryung To be eIecTed presudenT of The U S merely by acclamafuon Only a few mules away I found pracTucally a regumenT of I-luclcsvulle boys aT Camp Shelby They Included such noTables as Derrull Klune for mer buyerfor SwuTT s Edward Kemerer former den Tal sTudenT and James Panuco bug boss of Chucago unuon Good maferual for The army I ThoughT' In Texas I was unformed Ed KoTT was aslcung some advuce from Eunsfeun on a new Theory of some orT By vusuTung some of The newly founded undusfrues I meT quuTe accudenTaIIy Three gurls acTun u as sfenographers They were Velda Weelcs Vurgunua WhuTehursT and Vera I-laufer They Told me ThaT Elwood K Iluan was The head of a large refunung company un Oklahoma They added ThaT uf I were Ioolcung Tor ome excuTemenT I should go o The Lazy Bar Ranch near EI Paso Eollowung Theur suggesTuon I was amazed To fund Grace Mul Ier The modern Annue Oalcley and her busuness manager Andy Townsend sTarTung a Tour of The world Mrs VanderbuIT was sponsorung The Tour Through The advuce of Norma Yarger her per sonal companuon Then by a shorT Trup by plane I arruved un I-lol Iywood and There meT The modern BeTTe Davus Muss Julua Ann FeTzer who us now co sfarrung un a war pucfure wuTh Duck I-lurnu The sTunT puloT EnrouTe nor h I was readung my Esquure To learn ThaT BeTTy NuTTer was now desugnung uTs unuque cover She has a bug 'ob To suuT all Those menlll Whule eaTung one nughT un The CocoanuT Grove I accudenTalIy chanced uoon Lauren ScranTon and hus orchesTra wuTh JuanuTa Johnson as hus feaTured sunger BoTh have won acclaum and are wanTed by The movue undusTry Desurung To see how The governmenT Talces care of uTs guesfs I vusuTed Erancus I-IusTed The new warden aT AlcaTraz AnoTher vusuTor BeTTy Wal den was Tryung To have Jan VaITun auTograph hus boolcs for The publuc Iubrary un WashungTon D C Elyung To The mounTauns for a shorT resT I saw BeTTy Grae Lunger who has receuved a paTenT on how To Iceep saddle shoes clean Thus unvenTuon should prove of unTold umporfance To young gurls Eollowung The coasT norfhward I meT Zanna Perlcurus d ennbarkung from a Tramp sfeamer She Told me she had come To The STaTes To buy a man s compleTe wardrobe for MahaTma Gandhu My Iourney nearly over I decuded To go To The Columbua ruver and Try my Iuclc aT fushung There I meT Andy Panuco Publuc Play Boy Number One and LeRoy Cole All Amerucan baslceTbaII player goung Through some very funny Tushung maneuver AfTer caTchung one salmon I needed a compleTe resT so I Took The nexT plane To New Yorlc and re sumed my posuTuon on The hospuTal sTaT'f Page 2u I T 1 I I I - . . u I I u I ' ' ' , + I I ' ' . 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Page 22 Top row: Lellwa Tliiel, Maxine Kimpel, lone Wonderly, Roberl Zuber, Ed Dauls, Franlc Finzer, Kenneflw Wonderly, Billy Evans, James Coon, Ted Keller. Second row: Elsie Arranls, l-lelen Lan+z, Rayella Phillips, Roberl Cleland, Max l-loflmeisler, Kennelln Myers, Margie Smillm, Annabelle Oalcs. Bollom row: Roberl l-larlcey, Rex Wriglil, Maurice Meelf. Maxine Campbell, Maxine l-loolc, Leina Evans, Carolyn Singlelon. l E Page 23 Sfardung Mr Joseph dle Mr W W SchuberT Joan BlyThe SuTTung Rchard Ned T Ca loTTa TuTTle Jack Adcoclc CLASS OFFICERS PresudenT Jaclc Adcoclc Vuce PresudenT CarloTTa TuTTle SecreTary Joan BlvThe Treasurer Ruchard NeudhardT Sponsor Mr W W SchuberT AssusTanT Sponsor Mr Joseph Ruddle Class Flower SweeT Pea Class Colors Blue and Gold B2 Be Square As we The Freshman Class oT Three years ago wandered unTo The assembly on our TursT day of school we were a very conTused group a group whose only dream was oT one day becornung upperclassrnen ln boTh our freshman and sophomore years we were somewhaT unacTuve alThough uT was un These Two years ThaT several OT our boys Harold Rodoclcer Rex WrughT Guy Bauley RoberT Harlcey Mauruce Meek Jack Adcoclc and Glen Hower made Theur debuT un The hugh school world oT sporTs ThroughouT our Three years un hugh school we have noT only been well represenTed un aTnleTucs buT also un musuc and scholarshups AT lasT our dream has come True' Now we are uppercla smen Thus year as every year The Juruor Class has publushed THE SPOONDRIFT our hugh school paper and guven a Junuor cuass play whuch was HOT WaTer Henry These Two acTuvuTues requured boTh hard worlc and real cooperaTuon and every sTudenT d d hus uTmosT To malce Them a genuune success Then came The mosT umporTanT evenT oT all our years un hugh school The plannung and presenTaTuon of The JunuorS ruor banqueT The Theme of vhuch was an old Tashuoned hayloTT And now as we are aT The pounT of enTerung our s nuor year The lasT un Thus Tour year career of ours we musT admuT ThaT uT us wuTh no luTTle regreT ThaT we look Torward To our lasT year un hugh school However we expecT uT To be uusT as successTul as The precedurug years and perhaps To beneTuT us even more Sponsor ed bg D1 S Aufhol Optomctrzst, and Nash Coal and Lumber Company Page 24 u ' : . Rid , u . . . . . ' ' : I I hard, r , . Class MoTTo ff, eesl so QfQQf eeeeeeee..ees.e Q l . , . . . . . . . , . .. .. l ' ' . . . 6 . I . . 1 . . ' I . I . - ' ' '. . z, ' QZE IQ YIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1 ff 41 0 YIIHIIIIIII ESQ Sllllll Top row: Raymond Cole, Loring Beerbower, Gerald Dull, James Jones, Maude Coolc, Anna Panasulc, l-lelen Osmun, Allene McKinley, Margarel Goller, Belly Collrell, Marilyn Bowsher, Belly Wells, Marie Brush. Second row: Richard Wallers, John King, Roberl Wallers, Joan Forlney, Eva McClure, Willa Kisabelh, Kennelh Willig, Carl Rohrs. Bollom row: Louise l-lower, Freda Peler, Leona Fox, Paul Sholl, Lee Bell, Chalmer Clark, Max Ames, Wayne Morris, Dan Nuller, Paul Silvers, Lesler McClellan, Basil Schleisser, William Thompson lin lronll. YP, 22 5 'f F W fi 3- M KW. 41' 5 , A M 5: ' WEL A' ' fi Q c ' W V+ 25? 'TXW7 M? iv. i U -vw a. I g Q WI an-gy s i Z' STandnng Mr Hugh Aus e mnller Muss EsTher Howen Tune SlTTlng STanIey GuTTmacher Raymond Cole Roberl' I-IuIberT John Kung PresndenT Vuce Presuden SecreTary Treasurer Sponsors C ass Flower Class MoTTo CLASS OFFICERS Raymond Cole RoberT I-InlberT John Kung STanIey GuTTmacher Mr Hugh AusT rmlller Mass EsTher HowensT1ne Red Carnahon A Good STarT ms HalT The BaTTIe Since The Sophomore class ns considered by upperclassmen as only a one sTep ad vancemenT Trom The Freshmen IT seems only naTuraI ThaT our exTra currlcular acTlvlTles should noT compare w:Th Theirs Our lack of accompIushmenT In Thus Tneld however has been compensaTed Tor by The unTeIIecTuaI bul Ty oT ophomore sTudenTs as shown by The honor roll A class parTy was held January I5 IH The school gymnasuum The recreaT1onal ac TnvnTues oTTered were varned There were danclng musuc Turnushed by The CapeharT Table Tennus card games and a TruTh or consequence queshonnaure ATTer hunger pangs had Taken hold suThc1enTIy reTreshmenTs were served ATTer reTreshmenTs ended The parTy a Tew nnghT hawlcs lingered To help clean The crumbs IeTT by our esTeemed class Sophomores Took an acTnve parT ID school aThleT1cs Thus year wlTh Rex Green Tex Gardner Paul Sholl and Max Ames r cenvmg IeTTer Tor parT1c1paTuon In TooTbalI The second Team In basIceTbalI was composed largely oT sophomores Max FeTzer Tex Gardner Darrell Fulmer Joe HeTz Basal Beardsley Gerald Laub and Leo Headley who under The coachung oT Mr Joseph Rnddle gave a good accounT OT Themselves Thus year also The Sophomore class conceived a very good and proTlTable plan when They raTfIed OTT a paur oT :ce slcaTes Thus money ransed The Tnanclal sTaTus of The class consuderably As a cooperahve class prolecT we Issued The cusTomary sophomore eduTnon OT THE SPOONDRIFT We proved ourselves eTT1clenT lournallsTs We are eagerly Ioolclng Torward To The Tame when we can plan and aTTend a Junlor Senior banqueT Sponsored by Gus Knrageorge and R C Skmner Page 28 ' : . we r , ' S' , n - VL V TY YYYTTY TYTT V YT V , I . . , ,,,, ,,,,,,,., , , . ,... .I A 'Q TTTTT ' T I ' Class Colors s,,s,,,a, , ,,s,,,s,u,, .s,,.ss,ss,,au,,s,,. .,..,., B I ue and Gold I . 3 .I S I ' I I . . 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Q IH H3 us 'Q slam f MSP' 'QQ ,, ,4 4. and ng M Ja es BrghT Mr Lal'ar Conno e u ng n es n ru Claur Shol Barb ra Se erT CLASS OFFICERS Presuden Claur Sholl Vuce PresudenT Barbara SeuberT SecreTary Treasurer Frances SmuTh Class Flower Red CarnaTuon Class Colors ScarleT and Gray Class MoTTo NOT aT The Top buT Clumbung We enTered hugh school un SepTember Teelung raTher TrughTened abouT prospecTs of an unuTuaTnon We survuved Thar and now have overcome our Tear of our snooTy upperclassmen We Teel very superuor now To Those poor luTTle eughTh graders Even now we are plannung an unuTuaTuon much worse Than The one we receuved We are very proud of The TacT ThaT The Freshman class oT 40 4I us The largesT un The husTory of The hugh school Thus may accounT Tor some oT The nouse made un our home room Under The able supervusuon of Mr James BrughT and Mr l.aMar Connolley how ever we manage The class problems very well Our mornung programs have proved To be quuTe a success and have been bo+h enTerTaunung and edufyung We maunTauned a commuTTee oT Three who provuded us wlTh Tallcs on guudance vocahon musuc plays and quuzzes We lcepT up To daTe on The news each noon One of our socual hugh lughrs was The Halloween parTy We all had a nuce Tume and Tound we dudnT know :T all as yeT We re new buT we learn TasT ln The TuTure we as a class hope To TurTher our scholasTuc sTandung and uphold The good name and honor oT l-luclcsvulle l-lugh School WuTh Thus spuruT we hope To be an asseT To our school As The year draws To a close we eagerly yeT sorrowfully bud farewell To The TuTle of Freshue and look forward To Talcung on a new one oT Sophomore Sponsou ed by Hurkswlle National Bank and The Style Shop Page 32 ST i 1 r. m i , . v. 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Sponsors , K James BrighT oo row Marcnelle Goller Paulrne l v e a lorol y lx 'qnro es Ma 1 Yar er au D T2 row Wu V -c A nony au er nr'e onnor nl Mule Rrchard haul Gr cond Eldvm Vlfallenbe ge l-l rold Bunhng Norrnan Mlle Earl Mclleefers Franlfln Curry NVayne Funk Rol3er1'Gurnp ran es Beer ower lxerne w Whurem Tcvn Frances Wnnfb y Plane 'la BFUVII cx Gloor lc B vrv May hornpcn Jnnel Neudhar Belly Mclirnley o orn row nme Wrlharn on Be' fs L x Lee l-lea e Roselene Wonderly nvelyn Carey Cafnernne Fry Lesfer Black Ken nelh l-lcuver Bel y Cool Los Srn fl Gendrne Wenrworlh l-le n Kelly Wayne Tnrnbrook Charle l-lnlberf Fred Bnllman Junior Monroe EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY Pre ndenr Rrchard Paul Green Vice Presuclenl Dorolhy Monroe Secrelary Maxine Yarger Treasurer Glendune Wenfworfh Sponsors M ss Bernuce Sauers Mr O F Rodoclcer When our group sfarfeo nn 'the larsl grade rn I932 we fried 'ro be orave buf deep down an our hearls we were +rLly frughlened Affer we were acquamfed wufh one anofher we began +o lnlce school very rnucn The rnosf umporranf rhnng Thar happened during our hrs? year was our acquannrance of 'rhe school bunldrng and learmng fhose rhree rs +he foundahon for our fu ure grades During 'rhe res? of our prumary grades and our unlermeduafe grades par'r of our hrne was spenr an enachng opereflas and plays our grealesf performance being Tom Sawyer whuch we gave nr our hfrh year Whsle we were an The suxrh grade ,he new I-hgh School lounldnng was nearlng 'rs complehon and we fell very proud when we enrered The sevenrh grade and lhe new school bunldung whuch was rhen benng nnnhared We are equally proud of1'hefac+ fha? we will be 'rhe fnrsr class To speno sux years In The new bu ldvng I+ was durrng our sevenhh year Thar we had he prnvnlege of having class parhes of our own and also elechng olrhcers We are now loolnng forward To and worlcung for our Hugh School career wufh much eagerness and anhcuoahon Complzments of Ho man Drugs and Superior Cleaners Page 33 A l 32 , g T y f Q ll ' .i T 3 ' , A I-Eco . Leof: Sllckn y, V da B ruer, lf hr lr e, Br: Ty Rhad. , Polly Clarlc, x'ne q , P l fe , Bill U n, 'lpur fee's, ni' H T , Be .ll C , Bl 'l r, '. ' een. Se ' row: -A r r, a ' , L y , -, fn , , , F - Q 1 b , X r fl ' l1r,1 Donna s e, l' er. ' f ' 1. Third row: Mildred We'f, Vhginiu Kinney Susie Miiler, Dorolhy Dull, Gwen Keesberry, Fern Wallace, Junior Bower, Paul Ballershell, Ja ' , ?llian ro . r T 3-, , . , ' dt ' A B 'f I Bo ' 'll ,s , ,l y Boy her, lk dl y, , 'V , ' A , , - ' , 1 , ' 5 i w, ' ' ' , le , f ' ,, s ' , ' . , . , . . , . V , ' . . . . L . . . V . . . I . .. I . ' I . I , 1, . . . . M rbi D a do sayr Tcr rno or er r n r C ror P .Tl o Max rovcr ru ub Jo Ann Beerbower VT ok y Mo cond o orfhc J nes T-lelcn Ge sner nnc au an m T TcTT L Vado l:orTney BerTy Ned ar T Pefe Cu er a T'TThc Genevrevc T-lauTcr race Rohr on T T Sharks A Jus WhuT e Thrrd row ylord Walden '-ln old B VF cr er ar o cr r nnscn arcza anasu M1 u' ranc s cr rra Arr T ax TnT er avr Tr o o r Campo u uh nr. M e Ma oT' A r r- fr T P TT SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY PresudenT Jeanne Laub Vnce Presuden Rosalyn Daub SecreTary Treasuer Max PeTer Sponsors Mrss Dororrv Neuswender Mr lyman Dorsey Seven years ago The presenT sevenTh grade class Then a oroup of scared bashTul youngsTers en ered l-lucksvulle ElemenTary School We dTdnT know whaT To do where To go or whaT To say We s ruggled Through The TTrsT Tew weeks and Trued To become adlusTecl To school lTTe All The sTudTes were new and sTrange buT :T was noT long unTul everyThung was runnung smooThly and The year was ended The nexT year TT was our Turn To waTch The blunders and awkwardness oT The new TTrsT grade Every Thrng was abouT The same excepT ThaT we had grown up conslderably accordung To our way of Thunkung When we enTered The lnTermeduaTe grades our school days had more To Them We had our TnrsT erpemence oT having more Than one Teacher In The TourTh grade many OT us had parTs IU The opereTTa Tom Sawyer The TTTTh and suxTh grades were spenT IH T1TTung us Tor enTrance unTo The new bulldlng The slxTh grade class made a Trap To ForT Wayne where The chorus sang over sTaTuon WOWO Al o Tn Thrs grade we publrshed a newspaper every sux weeks called The STxTh Grade Journal The ednTor was Vlnlllam EasTerly and all members oT The class helped make The paper a success Thus year broughT our TursT class parTy lT was held un Th gymnasuum and planned by The oTTlcers and Two commu+Tees We played games aTTer whnch hoT chocolaTe and popcorn were served All The sevenTh graders have Thoroughly enloyed The new bulldrng and are lookzng Torward To 3roTher Tve years ID TT Compliments of For! Wfayne Engrmzng Compun5 Page 34 T 4 .. x- Tzc row: e f e T' rg, Ro il Dfuuc Ned J'hn1, ,T A ld W d T, Righard SAl.fe's Don FoT ey, Frederlck Pwr Ge e NOT '- ha ll, ar C ok G X, B ' ie Da , L , 4cTor Tlrroro Pa rharT. Se T r wi D o , - ' ,lea T f L b, Jo Plu ,V'rgTnia Ell' . e , i h d,, A ll , VT lfer GZ ' T 4 1, G s, Le in BunTlng, clunlo' T ng ' b y. ' 1 Gu T '- , . fr T: erly, lncz G'-'g -, M y Y d - , Vy le T-T' M A reT P k, Turing- T .Tle, F ea Kees, Tnornas l'lorvaTh, Dc '1 Bwuers, Dick Bere? Billy Easferly. Darrell l-lelTelTlnger, KenneTh Kimpfll, Max l3cTer. EQTT TTT row: O T v 'an s, M G' h Dallas Brown Dlcky Ray, D 'J Va H rn Nellle Sisc , Luella ScoTl, Barbara Blosser Cn ol lerl, Pa l Jones, Billy K l Dc 'glas ,Illcr Fr d Il T lf ed Ke' er L-WT S TTh Rlchsrd h'll'os. . . L Tf.T T, T , . - fl D ' T . . U T J I T I I T L . . .V . . T . 4 T L 1 . . . n A . . T T. . T, . r I I v .L . 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'VBA Top row Gene McClellan Harold Lee Harkey Wayne Moms Jnm Jones Basal Cook Don Wade Rrchard Folk Bull Slwull Jack Adcock Manager Second row Coach Gerald Sapp Max Ames Mauruce Curry John Skinner Francis Husled Ted Karaqeorqe Keufh Calvnn Rex Green Bob Evans Asslsfanl Manager Tlwlrd row Roberf Harkey Maurnce Meek Elwood Kullnan Lee McClellan Roger Husled Paul Wrlhg Guy Barley Paul Sholl Bollom row Darrel Fulmer Basll B ardsley Lee Muller Glen Hower T x Gardner Alumni Hicksville Monlpeluer Hicksville Anlwerp Hicksville Garrelr Hucksvnlle Leupsuc Hacksvnlle Payne Hicksville Paulding Hncksvllle Wauseon Hicksville NCTES ABOUT THE GRID SQUAD Guy Barley lunuor l65 pounds as sky hawk end look ern ouf of llue sky a rs Paul Wnl+1g sensor I9O pounds 'rough lackle derermnned 'ro shc hard lo fake our of plays uc Roger Husled sensor I75 pounds hole openmg guard lackler running unlerference o Lee McClellan sensor 160 pounds cenfer small bul' scrappy accurale losser lme backer Du e Comphments of Culler's Hardware Department Store Page 37 . 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H ,, , . ,I9 Hicksville ,, ,, , 0 . ....,.., .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, . 7 ' ' ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, , ' , , , ,,,,,, , ,,,,I4 ' ' , ,,,, ,,,,, O , ,, , H24 ' ' ,, ,,,, , s,,,,,,,,, 7 Elwood Killian sensor 160 pounds orulsung guaro always +ook em our ne backer upper Romeo Maurnce Meek Tunuor I85 pounds smashung fackle capable de+ermnned always s+uck Clark Roberl l-larkey lunnor ISO pounds accurale pass snagger defensive end play Turner Inner o Keufh Calvln semor I55 pounds blocking half signal calllng bac accurale passer Kung John Skinner sensor l6O pounds lane smashing back plunger caplaun off guard spec:al+y e Francns l-lusled sensor I75 pounds punhng half runnnng infer Terence lhrough cenfer specually Fanny slop end run specnalry Tom Max Ames sophomore l45 pounds lnffle buf Tough always sluck back nexl year expechng a lol from hm Ava Rex Green sophomore I7O pound hole maker bruising guard delermwned back nexl year Ca+chel Tex Gardner sophomore I4O pounds shufly sude sfeppung bac sl: ry punl carruer Fine cu Paul Sholl sophomore en lookmg for pug sfuff nexl year pass snagger Sholly Maurnce Curry sensor l45 pounds b1gluHle guard always look em ou? hole openung Sade lxuck CHEERLEADERS l-la+s off' The Twms are passmg by' These +wo of a knnd have playe very nmporfanf parl un cheerung our boys on To vecfory They can always be found doing Thenr buf af every game and 'rheur presence seems o add Tha? needed sppf Welma and Thelma Smulh Complzments of Maxwell Brothers Page 38 .. . i ,.. - Ted Karageorge...senior.,,l75 pounds...Ball-iofing back.,.hard fo k...'ppe ' da u or. To o Manager LeRoy Ccle Roberf I-larlrey Maur ce Meelc Wulluam Frend Ed ard Keme e I-Iarold Rodoclcer Coach Gerald Sapp Bollom ro Ruchard I-lurn Glen I-Io e Rex Wrghl Jaclc Adcoclc Andy Panuco NORTHWEST DISTRICT CHAMPIONS The lursl call for l94O 4I baslcelball broughl lo Iughl a lursl sfrung squad whuch was To prove uls melal ollen and lo become +he pr de and 'oy ol I-Iucucsvulle Fuve Ieller men from Iasl years squad re+urnecl Io form lhe nucleus lor Ihus years leam whule lhe remaunung luve drulled lundamenlally under Mr Lalvlar Connolley Junuor I-Iugh scnool coach and Mr Joseph Ruddle assuslanf hugh school coach were chosen from Ihe second Team The Iacl 'rhal Ihe I939 season ended wulh a Counly champuonshup and a vuclory un Ihe Duslrucl Tournamenl gaze Io The squad Ihe requured yel sale amounl of confuclence I-leughl and abululy +o hul Ihe loop from Ihe very begunnung of 'rhe season assured seruous compehluon for all opponenls Followers of Ihe Ieam wu+ nessed Ihe abuIu'ry ol Ihe squad lo slay un and 'lughl' hard as un 'rhe Monlpeluer game onslaughl of Ihe Napoleon fuve Faced by comperuluon lar superuor for Ihe mosl parf 'ro Ihal mel un fhe regular scheduled games The I-luclcsvulle Aces loughl Through 'rhe Duslrucl' Tournamenl To wun by a narrow margun Wulh Ihe def al ol Ollawa I-lulls who was recognuzed as a seruous conlender for Ihe slale champuonshup 'rhe squad and mosl of I-luclcsvulle rode unlo The Slale Tournamenl wulh llyung colors The Sprung Valley fuve a favored squad un The Iournamenl and Ihe hrs? brudge 'lor Ihe I-Iuclcsvulle Aces Io conquer we-nl down lghlung hard lo guve lhe Red and Whu+e a close wun Thus vucfory coupled wuln a defeal a deleal' momenlaruly buf soon an nonor al fhe hands of Glenford The ulhr'-ale slale champuons un a Iughl game broughl a very saluslaclory end fo an oulslandung sea on The I94O 4I squad no+ only achueved a Iune record for lhe school and recognuhon lor 'flee communuly buf also ul has proved utsell lo be made up of genflernen and co operaluve members of Ihe school and comrnunuly Sporlsmanlulce conducl bolh on and oll Ihe floor logelher wulh good hard lughhng and playung carrued lor each player +he deserved orause a d honor enuoyed by our boys Complzments of Hxxko Coal Company and a Friend Page 39 p r wi -I , , I , ' ' I , , w , r, I I . 1 1 . I T . and also realized Iheir Ieam was nof infallible when I+ Iighlened up before Ihe I I . s . . V' N v :wi ix.. .f .ww ,A ff ' A 1 J .vi 4 3 is '-n ,J M, 1 Hicksville Hicksville H cksville H cksville ksv e H cksv Ile l C vle H c sv l e H Cksviile H cksville clsv H cksville H ksvi e r-l ksvile Hicksville Hicksville H ksvi e Hicksv Ile l'liCksv lle H cksville H ckswille Hicksville Hicksville Willam Friend s o 6 T 4 cenTer 8 in Di o i s was sea on eT a n w d T This cwoo ALL OHIO CENTER Ol' l94l nice go ng Bal QC rl Har ey LU or guard Tough long shoT pecialTy lo back nexT e r chosen on Al DlS'l'l'lC Team Ed fard Kemerer senior or ward nice ball handler ard SEASON'S SCHEDULE 46 Jewell , 720 AnTwerp , ,, Payne Ne Mark CenTer Farmer MonTpelier Sherwood Spencerville Jewell Sherwood Ney Mark CenTer F rmer Ayersville Napoleon Paulding DlSTRlCT TOURNAMENT Farmer ConTinenTal Archbold OTTawa l-l s STATE TOURNAMENT Sprung Valley GlenTord GLIMPSES OF THE SCARLET ACES hard TighTer aT sTaTe goT buckeTs when mosT needed Horsue Jack Aocock lunior guard nice ball handler hard TighTer g eaT help nexT year Richard Hurr' senior guard lnTTle buT ohl so scrappy nice oall handler Dickie 'vlaurice Meek Iunnor Torward i uTilrTv man played greaT deTensive hall a Tough cookie licinTes made IT Tough Tor our opoo nenTs choser' All DisTricT Torward An y anico senior guar Guy Bailey lunior Torward ade TT Tough Tor our opponenTs goT l:nuckeTs from all angles x lf no se Tougher Than any ol: nas oppohenTs nice ball handler Rex XlVrighT unio forward gaining experierce greaT nelp nek ,ear loved Th oame Harold Rodocker iunior cen Te anoTher pvol man ir The making uTnlily Tipper ohler gaining ex pericnce ough nexT year Glc Hower iunior Torward made. :T Tough Toi our opoonenTs ames Pan co senior guard nice ball handler elusive drip er res LeRoy Cole manager of The TnrsT Team always had sTuTT rea y as eT To The Team Coley Guy Bailey and James Panico boTh reached The age limiT of The O A A near The close of The season The fans a well as The Team missed These Two players from The line up Spommed by The Royal Studxo Page 42 38 23 i i 44 2.25 i ' 38 y 22 l-lic Tll 42 ,I6 i i 30 26 4iksil 27 , ' 25 ik il 29 I8 .I 30 ' 25 i A 49 31 Hi 1. ille 34 2l i ' 50 32 ic 'Il 4l l8 'ic' 'll 3l a 29 i' i 44 i 2l ' ' 2l 32 ic 'II 52 ' 22 ' i 54 , ,33 ' i 43 I , .39 'Z ' 26 ,223 i f 44 ,ill 43 ' 38 ' 237 ' ' 33 , 2,37 ' 'i .... enir... 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A 5 11 Jf , A Q is x A fm, 4, 4, , A 2 if s Jewell Pxnlwero Payre Ney Mark Cenler Farmer Monl eller Sherwood Ayersvllle Spencerwlle Sherwood Nef Mark Cenler Farmer Ayersvulle Jewell Napoleon Pauld ng LITTLE ACES' SEASON'S RECORD 24 HIeksvIIle 26 9 I ICksvIlle 29 I3 ldreksvrlle 36 IO ldlfksvllle 3I I3 Ierckswlle 45 H C sv le Hzcksvulle I-I cksvulle H C svl e H ckswl H cksvulle H cksvulle HIeksvIlle H cksvnlle H cksvllle I-IIC SVI e I-I oksv l e l-l CkSvIll BITS ABOUT THE LITTLE ACES lvlax Felzer opnomorf uuaro long shol spccle ly Caplaun Basl Beardsley sophomore orwaro one hand push snol good FJGSSSI' ex Garore s eh 'nore l rward sIoe shol spec al y deler rnuned oe Helz soonornore Qenle ove head push h qalnung ex perIence lasl Darrell Fulmer sophomore ,uard push shol soecually played greal delerswe ball Roberl Bauers enle freshman clever oell hand er lakes lhem oll lhe back board Lavon I-laver le Hman quar Islen long o qaInIng ex OGFIEVICG Gerald Laub oonornore lorfvaro small bul oood shol moslly onq shols Neal Kelle lres an E3 aro l ng s l gaInInq experlence CaIr SholI lreshman orw o s h 'nall bul lasl Leo Headley snols R oerl Clelano Ja lf Slaep Gerald Curr Jo P A ranl ODIIFVVIO I' IGVG QFIVIIITQ 6XpGI'I6'lCC Oflq um nar' ou 'I snol m ard pus s ols rf rwrra o d lermmed s rwa ne hand ou n hols Jorn Keller lre 'Ima Na one hard usn s s BII van IunIor mirage ol s ord le m wo ker Complzmenls o Crook Son um' Company and Mzllu Manu acturzng Compang Q age P 45 A I6 II ,I9 p' I5 I H28 I5 I I, 24 ' I6 Ik 'Il , L28 II 20 I 'Ie L23 I' I' I I4 'I ' 28 I EI I I I7 I I8 I I , L, , , M25 23 I I ,37 I 27 I I . 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Im' f lhe .I -a r.- BASKETBALL BANOUET The baslceTball banqueT OT Frnday Aprnl 25 marked The close OT a mosT successTul season Tor The ScarleT Aces The banqueT was a communnTy aTTaTr and The large crowd presenT was evndence OT The Team s ardenT Tans The program consnsTed OT musncal selecTaons The nssunng OT awards and an addre s gnven by Mr Fred K Hensler new freshman coach aT Ohno STaTe UnnverssTy T-hs speech developed around Coach Paul Brown Tormerlv OT lvlassullon and now head coach aT Ohuo STaTe Unnvers v and The lv1assl'Or aTh'eTnc program as well as hns persOnaluTy and clever delnvery commanded The undnvnded aTTenTuon OT everyone presenT All The baskeTball Teams OT The school were nnTroduced The lv1ndgeTs Jumor l-lu Team LnTTle Aces and The S ar'eT Aces TelT badges whsle Coach Gerald Sapo awarded varsuTy l-l s TO The Sca leT Aces Each member OT The varsuTy recenved a group pucTure OT hnmselT and hns Team maTes whnch was presenTed To Them by RoberT T-luscox Royal STudo phoTographer ln behalT OT The hugh school Teams he apTauns OT The A and B squad BII Frnend and Max FeTzer presenTed Mr Sapp and Mr Rnddle wnTh brown leaTher Travelnng bags Mr W W SchuberT gave a Tlnancnal reporT OT The aThleTnc assocuaTlon aT The close OT The banqueT Mr J D BlaclcTord was ToasTmasTer DnsTracT Champnonshlp Trophy and Indnvndual STaTe Trophnes Page 46 . . , . . . C . 1 :L 7 I ,. . 11 V, .I . 1 , , . , C- I . Mr. Joseph Riddle, assisTanT coach, awarded The reserve squad red and whiTe . A I f C . .T .. .. .T I SI I fx A Offrcers a ng Gab! emma me rn c Uv 9 for OO nf Ge? fha ba!! Of' X ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICN Complzmznfs 0fB671jll11lll1 Y Guest Eye S ermlzst and C L Hilbert Insurance Page 47 G. , . ' Ply? ef ' NW 'Wkoflf Slim' X75 A f Sc Mg a free Wwrow UO!! o row Marie Brush, Allene McKinley, Belly Wells, Freda Peler, Eva Morris, Joan Forlney, G-erlrude Sm: Eeanor I Genevieve Fry Rosemary Scoll, Banela Yarger. econd rov Marilyn Sosher, Rayella Phillips, Dorolhy Srrubing, Virginia Moore Lorraine Burns, Louise Howe Eva McC ure Marg: Ann Boone, Barbara Seiberf, Marlha Beerbower, Ba'bara Worriclc, Lealrice Sleele. ir w Joanne Blacler, Anna Panasuic, Willa Mae Kisabelh Beliy Cottrell, Margarel Goller, Jeanelle Hallie Janice Hurni Marcella Panico. Eloise Friend, Carlolia Tulrle, Leone Siauiler ourih rov Dorolhy Neiswender, adviser: Clara Mae Jones, Marilyn Colfrell, Doris Wells, Teresa Keller, Maxine Campbell E een Slru rig Doris Jones, Margie Smilh, Gwen Limperf, Virginia Lou Thiel, Frances Srnilh. Bollom row Helen Osmun, Maude Cook, Wilma Curry, Ferne Levy, Wyndolyn Fulmer, Virginia Cromwell, Virginia Whifehursl' Row na Slewarf, Welma Smilh, Thelma Srnilh, Marilyn Seiberf. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Presidenl Marilyn Seiberl Vice Presidenl , sWelma Smilh Assisfanl Vice Presidenl Marilyn Corlrell Secrelary , H , mThelma Smilh Assislanl Secrelary ,, ,,,, Ferne Levy Treasurer , Carlolla Tullle In Seplember, I937, aliler years oi discord among The high school girls, Miss Schoier organized rhe Girls' Afhlelic Associalion, which has proved lo be mos? popular. The high school girls had never before had The opporluniry 'ro parlicipale in sporis and This organizalion has given Them a chance. Since Then The membership has increased remarkably, unlil There are sixly aclive members who give ample proof oi ils success. Our leader is Miss Dororhy Neis- wender, girls' physical educalion inslruclor, who helps plan and elfecl The program oi play. In This organizalion, which meeis 'rwice rnonlhly, The girls parlicipale in baslcelball, ping-pong, and olher indoor aclivilies lor which Ihey receive poinis. Hiking is also becoming popular among The members. This year The group sponsored a slcaling pariy and an infer-class Tourney. The final game ended in a lie belween fhe juniors and seniors. The main fealure each year is, however, The banquer which is held in lhe spring and al which awards are given lo The iilieen girls having The highesr number ol poinls. Lellers were awarded lo The following seniors al 'rhe l94l banquelz Rowena Slewarl, Thelma Smilh, Welma Smith, Marilyn Seiberl, Wyndolyn Fulmer, and Virginia Whiiehursl. Juniors receiving lellers were Eileen Sfrubing, Doris Jones, Carlolia Tulile and Rayeila Phillips. Lellers wenl io Helen Osmun, Maude Coolc, and Margarei Goller, sophomores. Freshmen earning lellers were Doroihy Slrubing and Gerlrude Smilh. Page 48 gwuma IN AWGN 9 P4 W I lllllllllljllll 7111117111: 3 BGLLG X J ,bww 'ff AY W .lllllllll I - X i 5 I U , I . E A lrlrlrltllzirnn CF J IJ! W U G B D4 Top row: Jackie McCalla, Miss Elwood, Marilyn Seiberf, Zanna Jean Perkins, Juanifa Johnson, Julia-Ann Eefzer, Alice Jeanne Efchen. Boffom row: Beffy Grae Lunger, Andy Panico, Virginia Whifehursf, Andy Townsend, Wyndolyn Eulmer. THE HIXONIAN Sfaff members of fhe 1941 HIXONIAN have complefed an annual, which you will find decidedly changed from fhose of previous years, buf which, we frusf, will be refreshing in ifs difference. ln The underfaking of cerlain economies, changes were made in The financial managemenf. Previously, a major parf of THE HIXONIAN was financed by adver- fisemenfs, Thus, decreasing ifs phofo pages. The sfaff members were convinced fhaf sponsorship of pages, insfead, would meer wifh communify approval and, ac- cordingly, launched a very successful campaign. Since The school, as an lnsfilufion of Learning, has faughf us fhaf There exisfs a fundamenfal sense of values and fhaf fhe greafesf exponenf of fhese values is fhe sludenf body, we consider fhe Sfudenf Life The imporfanf facfor of any school and if is on fhis fheme fhaf we consfrucfed and published fhis annual. Sfudenfs have had an opporfunify fo assisf and fo become pioneers in ifs presenfafion, in order fhaf ifs confenfs mighf be enriched and more inferesfing, We have sfressed affifudes of Menfal Growfh, Sporfsmanship and Physical Educafion, high-lighfed wifh varied inferesfs and acfivifies, all of which are fempered wifh cooperafion, comprise fhe life of a sfudenf, and musf be propagafed in his quesf for knowledge. An oufsfanding feafure of fhis annual is The informal picfures of sfudenfs in fhe High School. A book of memories serves ifs purpose beffer if everyone appearing in if looks as he usually does in school and we feel fhaf fhis informal mefhod gives THE HIXONIAN fhe desired fouch of originalify. Compliments of Fetzer's Bakery and Culler Motor Sales Page 50 Firsl row: Eerne Levy, Bill Carr, Wilma Curry, Roberl l-loll, Roger l-lusled, Thelma Smilh, Ted Karageorge, Elwood Killian. Bollom row: Belly Walden, Welrna Srnilh lal lypewrilerl, Ed Koll, Mary LaVerne Deardorll, June Shirley lwilh bookl, Rowena Slewarl, Ed Kemerer lwilh bookl. John Skinner, Dick l-lurni, Ed Durley. - Edilor-in-chiel Assislanl Edilor Arl Edilor , Alhlelic Edilors Club Edilor Assislanl , , Class Eclilor . Assislanl ,, Snapshol Edilors Assislanls , Alumni Edilors Joke Edilors , , Business Manager Assislanls s. Circulalion Manager Assislanls Adviser HIXONIAN STAFF Marilyn Seiberl Jackie McCalla , , ,, ,, ,, , Belly Grae Lunger , Ted Karageorge Roger l-lusled, Elwood Killian, Thelma Smilh , i, Julia-Ann Eelzer ,, Alice Jeanne Elchen ,, , . , Zanna Jean Perkins , , , , Juanila Johnson Mary LaVerne Deardorll and Virginia Whilehursl Wyndolyn Eulmer, Andy Townsend, Andy Panico Vlelma Smilh, Belly Walden and Edward Koll ,, Rowena Slewarl and June Shirley , , . ,. ,,,,, ,, Edward Kemerer John Skinner, Dick lalurni and Edward Durley , ,. , . , ,. ,. s.,s....BilI Carr Wilma Curry, Eerne Levy and Roberl l-loll , ,Miss Viona Elwood Page SI SPOON DRIFT STAFF Edilor-in-clwiel Teresa Keller Assislanl Annabelle Oalcs Edilorial Wrilers H , Carlolla Tullle, Doris Jones, Marllwa Connolley, Joan Blylne. Margie Smillw Sociely l-lelen Panasulc and l-lelen Lanlz fkrl , Kennellw Myers and Sue Carr Allilelics Rex Wriglnl and Marilyn Collrell Excliange , Wendell l-lellellinger and Vivian Follc Class Edilors ,, Eileen Slrulsing Rayella Phillips, Rolaerl Cleland, Carllon Miller Joke Edilors ,, , , Leiilwa l-loolman and Kennellm Wonderly Mimeograpln Operalors .Ricilnard Neidlnardl VaLeria Cronwley, Jaclc Adcock, Roberl Cleland Business Manager , , ,, , Glen l-lower Assislanl Max l-lollmeisler Circulalion Manager sled Keller Assislanls , , , Frank Finzer and Willa Zuber Adviser Miss Viona Elwood Firsl row: Franlc lzinzer, Willa Zuber, Ted Keller. Bollorn row: Margie Smillw, Doris Jones lwillw paperl, Carlolla Tullle, Joan Blyllwe, Marllna Connolley la? lypewrilerl, Glen l-lower, Max l-lollnneisler, Kennelli Myers, Sue Carr. Xl X L , K lf' ' i lr Q s is f , , . 1 i A X ' X X! i 1 y li ,l I , 7' K 1 1 r 1 y if 7' . . A if A X, i - I LlJClQfWIS CM HIS! Ly a V a'.-,:.ei4.i'.1wg-Q, gyjll Thirty Sfudznls irxf -.. l li.,'V fm high if f ' 'Ulm seein .ska pe PLAY fegngfgfg wfnuracfrrgn far M nHOt lf 'imry' P1 tame-act tp by gint H M WA ,Q ,s V na any :Lai SS ,,agf5NbC.!. 25 L: 5 AA., 5 tis Wwyk F' ba rw- C '7' OPS h VP Qatar. A wholly' star, H n Nar+in A L 1 Jacg Al- with bet- 1' 1 579' 8Cho X ' T Ti T K if I J l ll rica ZC conti I V THE SPOCNDRIFT This year TT-TE SPQONDRIET has been sTreamflined. lnsTead oT publishing iT in The Torm oT a magazine iT has been a newspaper, MosT issues have conTained six or eighT pages excepT The ChrisTmas issue which was a magazine and consisTed OT TorTy-eighT pages. The ChrisTmas issue was an example of The worlc ThaT had been wriTTen by The sTudenTs. IT conTained sTories, essays, Themes and poems wriTTen by The pupils oT diTTerenT classes in The enTire school. The mosT noTiceable change was The number OT issues published. Two papers were mimeographed monThly. When The baslcefball Team won The disTricT Tourna- menT, however, a special ediTion was published and picTures oT The Team and oT The cheerleaders were prinTed Therein. The meThod OT assigning The news sTories was also changed. Every Two weelcs an assignmenT sheeT was made ouT and posTed on The bulleTin board oT The English classroom. Each sTudenT was made responsible Tor one sTory To be handed in wiThin The nexT Two or Three days. ln This way everyone was given a chance To help wiTh The paper, NOT only has publishing The paper been helpTul To The Junior sTudenTs in learning journalism buT also iT has been Tun. We hope you, as readers, have enjoyed Tl-TE SPOONDRIET as well as we, The sTaTT, have enjoyed publishing iT. EirsT row: Teresa Keller, Annabelle Oaks, Valueria Cromley, Jaclc Adcoclc, RoberT Cleland, Miss Elwood, Richard NeidhardT. BoTTom row: STanding-Vivian Folk, Wendell l-leTTelTinger, Eileen STrubing, RoberT Cleland, LeiTha l-looTman, KenneTh Wonderly: cenTer-l-lelen Panasulc, l-lelen LanTz: siTTing-Rex WrighT, Marilyn CoTTrell, RayeTTa Phillips, CarlTon Miller. r 274 r'5..- ' - 1 l 1 l l T l f . X N-.3 . 1: G 1 as W QQ T 'F 'X T T jg fc X. 5 X il Z XXI T afff xfgf gg Q i ff f Avi R T I xf T l 'N Y LLTI3 TC, In r FET'-L I :,- X WT' -Nui r A - , T Afjx - ' A 'K . . A .. I J fs, I Q ,,, 4' I if , . 'v-xg 'Ard-9 fn . 5 +R -,, ,-,. - T' 4 . 'Sum We The SENIOR CARNIVAL couiw or Homorz King Keifh Calvr Queen Beffy Grae lunge' BesT Perscinalny Juclcie McC3lla, Ted Karagecige Mcsf Lilceiy To Succec NNel 'ia S'ri'n Elwood Kiiian MosT Siudious Alice Jeanne clchen, Derriil Klir-e MosT ATh'eTic Rcwera STewarT Bill Friend Mos' Facehcui Gvace Breidencnulh Andy Panic: The Senior Carnival, a gala aTTair, was opened by a parade which included The High School band, royal cars bearing The King and Queen, The members oT The CourT, and The l-lonorary ATTendanTs, accompanied by Tlaming Torches. ImmediaTeIy Tollowing The parade, The King and Queen and Their Couri, all oT whom were chosen by a voTe oT The enTire high schoof, were crowned and awarded Their TiTles in a very impressive ceremony. The carnival proper was Then opened. The Midway was lined wiTh reTreshmenT sTands, wresTling rings, a bingo sTand, a TorTunefTelling booTh, and numerous oTher Torms oT enTerTainmenT Tor boTh young and old. LaTer The gymnasium was cleared and The enchanTing sTrains oT The CapeharT bursT TorTh inTo The sTill, evening air wi'h The laTesT song hiTs Tor a biT oi dancing -The climax oi a grand evenT. Sponsored by The Cities Sales Company, Inf., Hicksville Page 54 SENIOR KIDDIES' DAY Kiddies again, and, oh, how we did enioy ill As The resulf of an alrnosf unanimous vole of lhe class, Ocfober 22 was olllicially declared fo be fhe lirsf Senior Kiddies' Day ever lo be celebraled in l-liclcsville Fhgh Schoo ln slrucl lceeping wilh 'rhe lheme of lhe day The girls changed fheir hair slyles wore shod chndwh drewes and even carned doHs The boys ako drewed forfhe occamon and wereseenin kmckem and Pelerpan coHam wnhlarge bmgh+W cobred bows noi 'ro menfion 'rhe accompany ng all day suclcers and bean shoofers As a very hlhng chmax +0 a day of realfun a weunerroasf was heklin lhe evening Thus Kiddies Day was a grand success and our mos+ s ncere wish is fha? 1+ may becorne an annual evenl here al hhcksvdle hhgh School T ,wa Q E Page 55 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Runnung Wuld a Three acT comedy was guven hy The Senuor class May 8 and 9 Carl Hammond us The owner and manager oT The DeserT Inn a resorT un SouThern CaluTornua Among hus week end vus Tors us Max Goodwun a Hollywood Tulm execuTuve aTTempTung To Tund peace and quueT Tryung To keep away Trom scenaruo wruTers and acTors He regusTers as Jones buT leTs Hammond n on The decepTuon Hammonds nephew Don Thomas who aspures To wruTe scenaruos belueves Max Goodwun may spend The week end aT The DeserT Inn Don wushes To sTage a murder mysTery Tor The beneTuT oT Goodwun and use The guesTs un on The ploT The plan us To have Hammond Tound apparenTIy dead havung been shof From Thereon a round oT accusaTuons wuTh a rea' sheruhf enTerung The pucTure Even The body dusappears WuTh a mux up oT everyone and many laughs The ploT us Tunally exposed and Don geTs an opporTunuTy To show Goodwun whaT he can do aT TuTTy do lars a week Then peace and quueT really do come To The DeserT Inn CHARACTERS Carl Hammond owner and manager oT D erT lnn Don Thomas hus nephew a young wruTer Ed SmuTh Don s pal Maruon Gray Don s Tuancee Daphne DaTTy HaTch Ed s gurl Trucnd Max Goodwun a Hollywood Tulm execuTuve ici!! tjfcur Swho wanT To be movue acTresses Jane Funch spunsTer unTere Ted un wuld Tlower ProTessor Cosmo Cheever Tamous l3oTanusT VucTor Bunn salesman Joe Mason sheruTT Selma Bell colored cook Manuel Mexucan house boy RoberT HoIT Duck Hurnu KeuTh Calvun Jackue McCalla Julua Ann I:eTzer Derrull Klune lAluce Jeanne ETchen l.Iune Marue Shurley Zanna Jean Perkuns Bull Carr Loren ScranTon John Skunner Grace Muller Andy Panuco Page 56 u. 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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior Class play was a 'rhrce acl comedy called Ho+ Wafer Henry The plor of +he play cen+ered around a young boy who was always geHIng Info Trouble ln lhe hrsl place he nnvuled a slrange gurl 'lo luve wnlh has family whuch was already large enough Then has slsler Pal announced lhal ner france Lesfer was going To lnve wI'rh Them also Laler lhen o malce mallers worse Mrs Marlin 'rhenr molher surprised Them by nnvnhng her fulure husband Mr Smulh and hrs daughler Befsy To come and slay unhl +heur marruage Of course nexlher Henry nor has snsler Judy wanled rhenr nnofher +o be marned so They schemed and schemed 'ro avoid lhe marrlage However fhezr schemes were discovered and Ihen Judy and Henry reallzed fhey had been wrong un lheur alfdude foward Belsy Lesler and Mr Smufh As lhe play ended everyone had been rorgnven and had decided +ha+ 'rhey could all lnve happuly 'rogelrher Henry Marlin Judy Morl M 5 Marl Pal Marhn esler Prlce Soulce Duncan CHARACTERS Jack Adcoclc Sh rley Reeo Joan Blyfhe Mr Srnrfh Dons Wells Be-lsy Snnl+h Maxine Hoolc Grandpa Marl James Coon Sue Duncan Kennelh Myers P llce Officer Teresa Keller Rlchard Neldhardf Rayefla Phullups Glen Hower Marulyn Collrell Max Hollmeusfer Complzments of Auburn Prmtmg Co Auburn, lndzana Page 57 . . I M , H . . . , . ' I I I l I I . . . L . . . . , . , . . - . I - T I I l I - . ' I I . I . . - - T yn Y n . Y . . YT . I .lfl . W W V Y . in I . . c . C. . . -1 Top row: ROFECVI Cleland Carl Rohrs, Roger' l-lusTed, Paul Willig, Faui Silvers, Richard Sh-fl. ri l-4 ' Second row: Loren Greer Lesler Kinzer, Clair S:oTT, James Tirnbroolc Dan NuTT,r Jeioss Sc3TT, Mr, ugh .AxusTern illffr, adviser BOTTOM row: Frank l-l9rv.iTh, Loring Beerbower, Kennelh Woncle'iv, Derrin lfine Franlr Friar R3berT Zuber. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Learning To Do, Doing To Learn: Earning To Live, Living To Serve. The FuTure Farmers OT America is a naTional organizaTion oT Tarm boys beTween The ages of TourTeen and TwenTy-one. The Tundamenlral ideals upon which The or- ganizaTion is builT include leadership, characTer deveiopmenT, sporTsmanship, cooper- aTion, service, ThriTT, scholarship, improved agriculTure, organized recreaTion, ciTizen- ship, and paTrioTism. Through acTive parTicipaTion, members learn To conducT and Talce parT in public meeTings, To spealc in public, To buy and To sell cooperaTively, To solve Their own problems, To Tinance Themselves, and To assume civic responsibiliTies. There are Tour degrees of membership: Green T-land, FuTure Farmer, STaTe Farmer, and American Farmer. The local chapTer deTermines The TirsT Two ad- vancemenTsg The STaTe deTermines The lhirdp and The NaTional organizaTion awards The TourTh degree. The ohcicers Tor each uniT oT The F. F. A., llocal, sTaTe, and naTionall are elecTed annually. The local oTTicers are: FresidenT Derrill Kline Vice PresidenT KenneTh Wonderly SecreTary Loring Beerbower Treasurer ,Frank Finzer ReporTer RoberT Zuber WaTch Dog Frank l-lorvaTh Sponsor Mr. Hugh AusTermiller Compliments of Hicksville Physicians Page 58 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ASSOCIATION The Fufure Homemakers Assocuafuon us a naluonau organuzahon composed of gurls of hugh school age who are or have been regularly enrolled un vocahonal home economucs The local group was ufursf organuzed fhus year Thus organuzaluon has as ufs aums and purpose The promofuon of educafuon and edu cafuonal acfuvuhes un The home economucs held by helpung a gurl +0 gaun sfrengfh and confuclence un herself Through her work +o undersland her fulure problems and fo acluusl herself more fully wufh her surroundungs There are fuve degrees of membershup based upon achuevemenf LuHle Women Furesude Curcle Fulure Homemaker Fulure Homemaker of Ohuo and Fulure Homemaker of Ameruca The offucers for each uruur of 'rhe F H A local srare and naluonal are elec'fed annually The followung are local ofhcers Presudenr Helen Osmun Vuce Presudenf Suzanne Mallofl' Secrelary Treasurer Reporrers Sponsor o row Louue Hower Ruin Hafra a Freda Peler Second Muss Howenslune Marcella Panu o Belly lzva McC ure Thurd row Suzanne Mallo+ Lous Kumpel June Klepper Bolfom ro as Brush Dorus Keller Mary Rho es Belly Lou Wells Eleanor Herz Wulda Cluck Gerfrude Smufh Muss Esrher l-lowenshne Gerlrud uh Beffy Vufells Vur nua Moore Coffrell Helcru Omun Margarel Goller Wulda Joan Forlney Berly Babcock Isabel To Mary Tofh Eduln Lanlz Dorofhy Kusabefh Cluck Sponsored by The Olno Power Company Page 59 Luella Poller l , . . . . , . . . . . . I - .u . . . u. .. .. .. . u. .u . . . . .. . . . . ., u , , u . u T p 1 's . ' lu w y. . 2 Sm'?, , 'qi' , ' row: ' u ' , 'c, . s . , ' ' , , Q u l . ' : T, ' ' , , ,V I wne, wr M fe , A , d , , ' . ' . N4 l cu ' Q 1 3' , .... .. B D X M, A if W F V , ....... ..,,......,,...- 4 i . Q V I q 3'-v 'Q ....,- -', sf ,, ,af - V , , 7 ' Fourlh row: Teresa Keller, Carolyn Belknap, Sauders, Doris Jones, Vera Hauler, Cleo Bollom row: Neal Keller, Leilha Hoolman Joan Blacker, Nona Counlryman, Marcile o Helen Laniz, Belly Ames, Elsie Arranls, Janis Hurni, Jeanelle Harkey, Margie McCollough, June Johnso Nadine n Vivian Folk, Bill Carr, Marilyn Seiberl, Jackie McCalla, Jack Slaup. Second row: Barbara Beclor, John Skinner, Wilma Curry, Annabelle Oaks, Willa Zuber, Leone Slauller, Gwen Limperl Virginia Thie' Barbara Seiberl, Marlha Beerbower, Margie Ann Boone, Frances Smilh, Rosemary Scoll, Eileen Slrubing Edward Koll Third row: Dick l-lurni, Suzanne Malloll, Belly Grae Lunger, VaLeria Cromley, Clara Mao Jones, Louise Beerbower Anna Elouise Friend, Banela Yarger, Barbara Worrick, June Jump, Zanna Jean Perkins. Julia-Ann Felzer, Basil Beardsley LATIN CLUB Mollo: Amicilia, benevolenlia, cognilio. A new organizalion composed ol sludenls now sludying Lalin, ol pasl sludenls of lhe subiecl inleresled in Lalin and lhe Romans, has recenlly been lormed. The name ol lhe group is signilicanl because ol ils mollo upon which is based lhe enlire purpose ol lhe club. The combined lormalily and inlormalily ol club meelings allempl lo achieve lhree ends. Good will, benevolenlia, is lurlhered by lhe conlacl ol persons sharing a common inleresl, lriendship, amicilia, is made possible, and simullaneously, lhe knowledge, cognilio, ol Rome and lhe Romans is increased. The club programs allempl lo widen lhe view ol lhe members as lo habils, cusloms, religion, manners, dress and, in general, all phases ol lile in Rome, and lo give a lair piclure ol Rome al ils heighl as lhe Elernal Cily. To realize lhal lhe Romans were very human and real people, revivilies lhe language which is ollen so erroneously called dead. lDead! Do you know lhal by counl over lilly ol lhe words above are derived lrom Lalin?l The recency ol lhe club has prevenled ils accomplishing many lhings il hopes lo achieve nexl year. Coupled wilh lhe basic principles as sel lorlh in lhe mollo, and loward which lhe club works, lhe addilion ol maps, piclures, books, and olher physical malerials, invaluable in a Lalin deparlmenl, ollers worlhy proiecls lor an aclive or- ganizalion. All lhe members are looking lorward lo an inleresling and vigorous year. Ollicers ol lhe organizalion are: Presidenl s,,,,s,.,,,, ,,,, , ,Barbara Seiberl Vice Presidenl ,, ,s,, .,.,,.,, Neal Keller Secrelary-Treasurer ,,,,,,, Maxine Campbell Sponsor , , ,,,Miss Emily Heinrich Sponsored by Main Street Garage Page 60 Peggy Roan, Helen Panasuk, Joan Blylhe, Alice Jeanne Elchen Carlolla Tullle Bill Monroe, Neva Willig, Ina Schooley, Thelma Grover, Miss Emily He nrich Adviser , Maude Cook, Allene McKinley, Anna Panasuk, Marilyn Bowsher Dorolhy Slr Collrell, Lorraine Burns, Eva Morris, Willa Mae Kisabelh, Helen Lockharl Lee Miller CHORUS Wrnnrng larsl place ID The Norlhweslern Ohro Cnoral Conlesl held al Bowling Green Unuversrly March 2l was lhe mosl oulslandrng accomplushmenl of The Hnclcs lle l-llgh School Chorus lhrs year ln lh conlesl which was for hugh schools wulh enrollmenls ol one hundred lo lwo hundred and fully sludenls lhe l-lrcksvulle Chorus compeled agarnsl mne orher choral gro Ip all of whom had lhe same end an rn nd The caplurrng of lhe lrrsl place hlle Bu l-lrclcsvrlle emerged vrclorrously and Thus became elrgrble lo enler 'rhe Slale Choral Conlesl al Columbus April I8 where lhey placed lourlh Thls group whrch boasls srxly four regular members was selecled aller a general Tesl had been grven lo +he enhre hugh school Because of lnxed slandards which musl be lhe same all over 'rhe slale however only lorry four were permnlled lo parhclpale ln The Bowlrng Green conlesl The Chorus Includes an :ls reperjrolre sacred musrc as wel. as negro sprrnluals and secular selechons which cover a wade range ol composers from early lrfleenlh cenlury maslers of lhe polyphonnc era down lo lhe presenl day modernuslrc wrulers Mosl of The musrc worlced on lhus year was however sacred Durnng lhe second semesler lhe chorus presenled several of 'rnese composuhons IH +he worshop servrces of lhe varrous local churches The purpose ol lhe Chorus IS lo provide a musical organnzahon worlhy of repre senhng The school on programs of every nalure We feel conlrdenl lhal we shall conhnue 'ro lrve up lo lhrs slandard under lhe able durechon of Mr Karl Koouslra o row Lealrn e Teele Dons Wels enevleve Frye Na ln Jo nslon Vaulyn e er au n Scranlon Roger Husled Wll lram Frl nd Kenneln My rs Barbara Bodor Carlolla Tullle t McClure Valerla Crornley Marlha Beerbower Marlorre Boone Second row Peggy Roan Julua Ann Felzer Lenlna l-loolman Belry Wels Kenne'h Wonderly Jaclr Sfauo Carl Rohrs Elwood KI Joan Blylhe Thrral ro Carolyn Belknap Suz nne Malla Belly Grae Lunger Margarel Gcller Marlha Connol' y Carl A ranls Roberl l-lusled a Ca ara eorge eal er I nna fn r rn a r r Jar l-lurnr Ferne Levy Jaclre McCa a Bollom row Alrc Jeanre F hen Nona Courdrfman June Johnson June Jump June l-lelse o n Blaclrer D lc Hurnr John Slunner arne Wono rly rllan M ler axrn o lrounra oJ ue arcme o re ue ar rances mr ar o D reclor Compliments of Glenn Hootman and Son Page 6l vi ' ' - . is A ' ' ' K ' ' ' 1 s, ' F 1 . . . . y . . . . I T p : 'c S , ' l . G ' , d' 9 h , rr' r S lb 1, L re . Y , '- ' e , l 'Q ,, , , Tvs Cl , - 4 , T , V ' . 2 , ' - , 'l , ll , l , , , I- lian, Roberl Willlarnson, John Arranls, Doris Jones, Welma Smith, Thelma Srnllh, Cleo Monroe, Freda Pele-r, Gwen Lirnperl, J clr' rr, Ted K g l , N Kell :lee M'ller, Za Je Pe lr' s, Teresd Kel e, ,is T 1, ,V l II : ' e , Jc , . X . , T , , l, .' a , ic ', ' . J ,S e , Ca l f il -, M ' e Ho lc, V' X L ' Th' l, M 'l C ll ll, S C r, F S 'lh Mr. K l Ko lslra, l . SENIOR TWIRLING CORPS Euqlml salvery balons all bemq lwlrled srmullaneously by euglwr nimble maslers of lwrrllnq rs nndeed a dazzlung speclacwe lo behold' A+ leasf +l1a'r ns flue reacluon of llwe amazed public when llwe Senior Twnrlers slrul llweur colors durnnq one of llweur lrequenl' appearances al communlly gallmerlnqs As a reward for llweur excellenl' performance al flue Van Werl Peony Fesllval lasl summer llney won larsl prlze for groups of llneur lcmd a beaululul +ropl1y symbolic of 'rlwenr lnne aclwuevernenl nn group fwurlnng Allene McKunley as leader of lhe organuzahon c emary S off Vwan o ene 16 e Fr e He r O fn -ond : B Ty Bo Mr, Nadine Jolvns. H Banela Yar er. Boffom : Allene Mclflnley. Douglas Miller Sponsored by G. F. Burgoyne Sons Hardware and Bowling Alleys Page 62 TI-IE BAND MARCI-IES CDN' JUNIOR TWIRLING CORPS Twelve young Iwnrlers all eager Io learn and progresslng rapudly These few words descrnbe The Junior Twarlung Corps whose members range from Iourlh graders Io Ihe Junlor I-Ilgh level An alfrachve mascof III Ie Sonya Srauller a Inrsf grader also does her bn' Io lead Ihe Junior Twlrlers on lo popularuly Flag Twrrlers Palrucua and Douglas Muller appear wulh Ihus group on special occasions Mr Karl Kooaslra was asslsred by Allene McKunley Io whom much crednl us due for her help In malclng Ihe group a permanenl musical organlzahon Margaref Panasulr Second ro Lnlllan Fulmer Jean Lehma Pose' rf Wonoerly .Ioan Maller? :ca Mu Bofrom ro Jayre Burooyne Pafrcua M ller Sponsored by the Dentzsts of Hzcksvzlle Page 63 . . . l . . I I I I Top row: Virginia Elliofl, I-lope Buvgoyna, Teresa Schllesser, Maude Cook wg ' ' I , rg I ,e .e ' , I i 'ller w: , 4 , I A I . I Top row: Andy Townsend, Wil:a Zubei Zanna Perkins, Barbara Wcrrick. Jackie Mcflalla, Marilyn Bowsher, Marlha Connolley, Janis Hurni, Leilha l-loolman, Second row: Marlha Beerbower, Lealrice Sleele, Anna Panasuk, Roberl Hiiberl, Doris We'ls, June Johnson, Margy Ann Boone, Lauren Scranlon, Rowena Slewarl, Jack Slaup. Third row: Melba Deardorll, Marcile Collrell, Cleo Monroe, Roberl Husled, Dick Hurni, lNaldo Keller, Marjorie Mccollough, Gerald Laub, Lois Smilh, David Van Horn. Pourlh row: Helen Panasuk, Neal Keller, Frances Smilh, Thelma Grover, Loring Beerbower, Leo Headley, Carllon Miller, Ted Kara! george, Kennellr Hellellinoer, James Wonderly, June Shirley, June Jump, Gwen Limperl, Belly Grae Lunger. Bcllom row: Belly Collrell, Richard Green, Roger Husled, Grace Bridenbaugh, Mr. Karl Kooislra, direclcr, Herberl Szranlon, drum major, Rosalyn Daub, June Helsel, Virginia Thiel. .loan Blylhe. BAND The Hicksville High School Band, which al lhe presenl lime consisls ol lilly mem- bers, has shown remarkable progress and has achieved worlhy commenl during lhe pasl year. Led by Drum Major Herberl Scranlon, whose high slepping increased lhe prevailing enlhusiaslic spiril, lhe band has made numerous public appearances lhis year, including perlormances al lhree home loolball games, i and six home baskelball games. On lhese occasions lhe band, which is beller developed lhan al any lime in lhe school hislory, proved ilsell lo be a sparkling in- cenlive lo bolh lhe players and lhe lans wilh ils lor- malions and drills. Plans are already being made lor lhe enlire marching band lo parlicipale in lhe Van Werl Peony Feslival and lhe Firemen's Convenlion, bolh evenls lo lake place ineadysummen The band, which allords one ol lhe besl means ol school publicily, has proved ilsell lo be one ol lhe linesl musical unils in lhis seclion ol lhe slale. The Junior Band, composed ol lwenly members, is a source ol good malerial lor lhe lulure, and il is believed lhal lhe Hicksville Band will enjoy even more popularily lhan il now does lhrough ils own unliring ellorls and lhrough lhose ol Mr. Karl Kooislra, direclor. Hcrbvrl Scranlon Compliments of Perkins and Reeb Funeral Service Page 64 Pirsl' row: Kennelh Myers, Richard Polk. Second row: John Arranfs. Rocerf Williamson, John Keller, Clair Sholl. Third row: Jeanelfe l-larkey, Marilyn Seiberr, Mav Pourlh row: Julia-Ann Perzer, l-lelen Lanrz, Marian is Kuhl, Margarer Goller. Brown, Elsie Arranrs. Fiffh row: Rayerla Phillips, Perne Levy, Marcelle Goller, Wyndolyn Fulmer, Sixth rowg Peggy Roan. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS A blare of bugles, a ruffle of drums, and 'rhe Hicksville High School Drum and Bugle Corps comes marching inro view. Under The supervision of Mr. Karl Kooisrra, rhe Dru consisrs of eighfeen members-rwelve drummers and six buglers--is rapidly gaining recognilion as one of rhe mosr popular musical organizalions in Hicksville and rhe surrounding communiry. The group has performed several rimes ar various foorball and baskerball games, and on numerous olher occasions bolh ar home and our-of-rown. On parades il is led by Peggy Roan, drum maiorerre, and is frequenrly accompanied by fhe Junior Twirling Corps. Allhough rhis organizarion is quire new and novel in comparison ro rhe band, ir has had a very successful bee ginning and is looking forward ro an even more successful furure. Lasr summer ir carried our l-licksville l-ligh's rra- dirion of bringing home rhe bacon when il received lirsr prize ar 'rhe annual Fish Carnival held in Warerloo. lr also received complimenis and honorable menrion al 'rhe Van Werr Peony Pesrival. ll was 'rhrough rhe unliring ellorrs of Miss Belly Blylhe fha? This Drum and Bugle Corps became a realiry buf no less credil is due ro Zanna Perkins, who, rhis year, is reaching new drummers 'ro rake rhe place of 'rhose who will graduaie. m and Bugle Corps, which Sponsored by Harkey's Confectionnry Page 65 . 1- -gg' gs Semors vs Soplwomores Wheres llwe larqe+7 l-larkeys gang Old mancls7 Jack llwe wonder boy Bug sls+er7 We Three Jus a land Touglwnes Cul ups above Bowling Alley Sexlrel below Two lclds Smarhes Swmg ll K ols Clwarlne lv1cCdr+hy doubles Complzments of May Brothers and Ben Franklm Stores Page 66 QU M - 5 Q 51 f Q . EQ' K 4 9 ff M' ' C.: N ' gkkgifzegw ,- ,E3 A x, .f I X 9 ,YV A ' - 1 3... ' 4 1... A ALUMNI dre e qtven for rest ent of Hlclrsvulle Ohio OFFICERS Crm Otts Yorger Richard Lamb 32 Helen Durfey lx eg 35 Wu tam Roan 37 1881 Supt T Reese Mtlltson Nota Farmer Shepherd tdeceasedl Ella Everett Faber Waupun Wts Mary Stnn Ktnmont Ideceasedl 1882 Supt T Reese Mtlltson Vtla Smtth ldeceasedl Ltll e Gorqas Petttt Almeda PlatterB1lderback tdeceasedl Edwtn C Clay ldeceasedl 1883 Supt C A Fyke Ella Y1Veaver Clay tdeceasedl 1884 Supt C W Prettyman Kate M M ek San Martno Caltf Carrte G Brown tdeceasedl Belte Rtttenour Cottfrted Falls Ctty Ore Itnnte Ott Wtlltams Kendallvtlle Ind 1886 Supt C W Prettyman Anqte O Wrtqht Utter Modesto Caltf Ada Platter Lash ldeceasedl Laura Hamtlton Husner Oberltn Luther Wesner Ideceasedl 1887 Supt S S utz Eltzabeth Iordon Clough tdeceasedl Suste Arnswortlt Hardesty Monrovta Caltf Ida Correll Culler fdeceasedl Nettte Wtlson Wesner tdeceasedl 1888 Supt S S Lutz Oltve LaRue Austen Anqola Ind Della Maxwell Htlbert fdeceasedl Gertrude Mtller Ackley tdeceasedl Charles B Brown tdeceasedl Maud Meek Hood tdeceasedl Mercy E Co tlter Dorsey tdeceasedl 1889 Supt S S Lutz Anna Meek San Martno Caltf Carrte Meek Hunton Evanston Ill Edgar I Correll ldeceasedl May Beadel Glassmtre Ella Duncan Mttchell Columbus 'Welle Crowl Haney Decatur Ind Dorglgatchelor Deedley Woodward G 1890 Supt W E Bowman Samuel A Iordon Ctnctnnatt Mtrtnte Rtdenour Br cker fdeceasedl Ada Conrad Hood Alpena Mtch Eva Ntchols Landts Atlanta Ga Curtts Overholt Ada 1891 Supt W E Bowman Mable Umbenhauer Mundhenk Toledo Fordyce F Rtchards ldeceasedl 1892 Supt W E Bowman r.dtth Batchelor Greqq Las Cruces New Mextco Berntce Holltnqer Ht1l tdeceasedl Grace Correll Bak r Santa Montca Cf-ltf laura Wesner Harshman Mulberry Ind Georata Brown Mtlltrran Edon Georqe Ltllv Toledo I Scudder Hull 1893 Supt W E Bowman Mtnn e Rose Thompson Detrott Mtch Mary Smtth Setbold Detrott Mtch Nellte Wtlderson Elyrta Grace Crary Deardort fdeceasedl Fr cl Umbenhauer tdeceasedl 1894 W A Salter Iump Conard Horn Clark Htqqtns Guerney Devtls Lake Supt Lulu Etfte Lucy Mtchtqan Harrtet Correll Hawktns Toledo Cornelta Davts Grtfftth South Bend Ind Ienny Ltlly Rowan tdeceasedl Ella Loomts tdeceasedl Anna Marttn Ideceasedj Nettte Ntcnolas Hablewttz Ideceasedl Mary Shankltn Waterloo Ind Pearl Ackley Patterson Elkhart Ind 1895 Supt W A Salter Florence Coulter Gaqe tdeceasedl Mercy WrtqhtDetbel fdeceasedl Harry V Wtlson Hamtlton Ontarro From Mtlltrnan tdeceasedl 1986 Supt W A Salter Clara Maxwell Mastm Mtnta Moore Banks Orrts Rodocker Estella Hoffman Katzemmeyer Bowltng Green Wtlltam Dalrymple tdeceasedl Mary Ntchols Seattle Wash 1897 Supt W A Salter lrene Hayes Ptnkerton Bryan Wtlberta Wtlltams Conard Kendallvtlle Leone Reaser Kerttson Battle Creek Mtchtqan l-larrtet Parker Tameson Battle Creek Mtchtqan Bertha Wrtqht Ideceasedl 1898 Supt W A Salter lesste Wetzel Wtlsort lla Ferrt Correll Rena Wtlson Morr s Battle Creek Mtch Mable Wyckoff Dtxon Lapeer Mtch Nellte Barnett Maxwell tdeceasedl Herbert C Tannehtll Musketon Mtch Ora Rose tdeceasedl Carl F Boester Ktrkwood Mo Ethel Coulter Smtth Rolla Mo Vtratn a Batchelor Needles Glendyte Caltf Martha Ntchols Stanley Buffalo N Della Berger Cole Ideceasedj Edna Parker Troy Schenectady N Y 1899 Supt W A Salter Datsy H111 Tuttle Frank Hts ox fdeceasedl Harry Getrost Loratn Thomas Townsend Toledo Nellte Smtth Ltqe Auburn Ind Ray Davts Auburn Ind Nellte Mtller Edwards tdeceasedl Lena Bricker Grter Fort Wa ne Incl Blanch Tannehtll Chtcaqo ll 1900 Supt W A Salter Stella P acock Dowell Besste HelselGadsey Bellevue Wash Mable Shenton Zolman Dora Gallo vay Berqer Colorado Sprtnfgs Colo Otho Dalrymple South Bend Ind Marqaret Barnett Patterson tdeceasedl 1901 Supt W A Salter Ernest Boester Btrltnqton Wash Latrd Hoff 'Nalter Ferrts Ethel Cahtl'M1ller Ella Boester Altha Potter New Berltn N Y Vtce Prestdent Presudent Secretary Treasurer Charles Wetzer Ideceasedl Goldte Boon Iolley Htllsdale Mtch 1902 Supt A D Rank Vada B nder Wentworth Qutncy Mtch LaVerne Hart Brewster Wayne Hughes ldeceasedl Bertha Peacock Colltns Dayton Grace Tannehtll Chtcago Ill 1903 Supt A C Baonall lett Grtfftn Hoff Frances Carr Brzcker Wauseon Fred Dalrymple South Bend Ind Charles Setbert Ideceasedl Ktnq Patterson Ideceasedl Grace Blosser Cdeceasedl Edtth Rank Guy Rtchardson Ocala Fla 1904 Supt I M Beck Blanche Lower Wort Vera Seely Enntson Santa Montca Fae Mtller Ferrts fdeceasedl Clyde Maxwell Alfred Booth Antwerp Ward Hughes Balttmore Md Merle Wort Edna Oswalt Devore Sherwood Vera Otts Purdy Ftndlay Ralph Coburn Cleveland Dayton Wolford Toledo Fred Clemmer Akron Marshall Berqer Mtllersburq Ind Caltf Grace Euans Walker Cassopolts Mtch Frank Squtres Arthur Schtedler ldeceasedl 1905 Supt I M Beck Warner Iackson Muskegon Mtch Ross Crowl Kansas Ctty Mo Homer Beerbower Fort Wayne Ind Vera Peacock Kohler Belmont Mass Nellte Mct ord Htscox Edna K11nqerSmtth Derby Kansas Norma Connolley Kachudas Bradenton Flortda Florence Gruber Iohnson tdeceasedl Ralph Nelson New York Ctty N Y 1906 Supt I M Beck Pearl Cahtll Cora Beet-bower Edgerton Iohn Clemmer Akron Edna Nelson Fort Wayne Ind Fred Drury Brttton Mtch Bart Blosser Dora Br nk K rk Kermtt W Va Beatrtce Metz Burch Covtna Caltf Paul Kerr tdeceasedl Ioy Burley Grooms Ideceasedl 1907 Supt I M Beck Sada Bender Brtnck Allen Mtch Ray McCauley lesste Hart Crorrley Maurtce Dantels Ruth Rtttenour Rodocker Ntna Davtdson Burrell Rossford Dena Landts Maude Schooley Reverette Mark Center Ross Connolley Chtcaqo Lottte Metz Edqar Fred Dean Btrmtnqham Ala Eula Petttt Ek Fltnt Mtch Claron Tracht Ideceasedl Mable Iohnson tdeceasedl Edward Wtllet tdeceasedl Gertrude Htlltard Laub Lottte Dell Ttfftn Koneta Helms Santa Montca 1908 Caltt Supt I M Beck Ntna Phtlltps Schaufelberqer In fond remembrance Lzllxe Gorgas Pettzt, Class 0 '82 Page 67 -- -V ,A ....,.,,,, , 11:---ge-f'-M ',.MA ' --jxfxb ' ' 'ary' I No .td 1-,ns re ' 'd s ' ' , ' , JI.. 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' ' ' - . . f Fred Ferrts Oscar Anderson Toledo Ftankltn Mayer Masstllon Lloyd Otts C ltna George Rtdenour fdec asedl Estella PettttSteketee Detrott Mtch Robert Shtmel Fort Wayne Ind Alta Grtfftth Zook Denver Ind Ethel Deardorff Ktncade Gardena Cal f Luctlle Rtdenour Stephen Botse Idaho Guy Crowl Chtcaqo Ill DeWttt Kerr td C asedl Mae Wetzel 1909 Supt C C Nardtn Helen Rank Ruth Scott Altce Hanvtll Byer Garr tt Ind Wayne Btlderback Deftance Troy Farmer Columbus Vtrgtl Overholt Columbus Grace Walker Ftnzer Coughanour B rntce lohnson Schell Besste Rtchardson Husted 1910 Supt C C Nardtn Don Evans Clatr Garver Carl Hook Florence Blodg tt McKahn B nton Har bor Mtch Ethel Fry Carma Iohnson Rowe Grace Iohnson McCormtck Ttfftn Edtth WetzelDa1rymple South Bend Indtana Lelah Getrost Schooley Loratn Elma Beerbower Bucyrus lla Clemmer Rtpley Ocean Lake Ore Phyllts Culler Cleveland Herschel Ackerman ldec asedl Orza Burgener Fort Wayne Ind Stella Ltlly Qutncy Ill Eva Bevtngton tdec asedl Owen Tusttson Garrett Ind Hazel Se1bertLaVan Tol do Iennte Rose Los Angeles Caltf Ira Beerbower Lela Gallup Walters Favette Myrtle Huber Dantels Cleveland Mary Petttt Letntnger tdeceasedl Mabel Schaeffer Burgener Fort Wayne Indtana 1911 Supt C C Nardtn Stella Cuyler Gtlltspte Altce Dtckerhoff Garad Los Angeles Caltf Wtnntfred Moor Fort Wayne Ind Besste Vesper Green Hazel Nelson Gesstnger Ponttac Mtch Ethel Hook Datsy Dtehl Toledo Frankltn Strtngfellow Dorothea Boester Cleveland Bertha Mason Fett Bluffton Blanche Hadsell Mtller Manon n Pearl Place Keck Zoa Overholt Shtmel Fort Wavne Ind Lena Bensteel Grenz Detrott Mtch Fred Iackson Detrott Mtch Gertrude Brtnck Laub Los Angeles Caltf Walter Blalock Hazel Wtllet Huber 1912 Supt C C Nardtn Forest Brtcker Fort Wayne Ind Mary Mtller Hadsell Berntece Sauer Ross Tusttson Topeka Ind Warren Maller Candace Arrants Houston Oakland Caltf Floy Hauter Iumo Cdeceasedl Gladys Gallup Taylor San Antonto Texas Clyde Walter Portland Ore Fern Storm tunknownl Herschel Scott Eugene Ore Fay Mason Struntpell Summers Iowa Iames Ltndemuth Hudson Mtch Harold Carr Gladys Cook Flurkey West Untty 1919 Supt C C Nardtn Iva Budd Cleveland Mary Booth Kemerer Antwerp Elma Bungard tdecasedj Leah Htlltard Hart Van Hadsell Gladys Huber Btrdsall Id ceasedl Elste Sho maker Val nttne Oakland Caltf Ilellte Hook Ftndlay Scudder Welty Fort Wayne Ind Laura Hadsell Ctnctnnatt Charles Hole Columbus Edna Wolf Stuckey Woodburn Ind Freda Waltenberger Hosack Oxford Inez Shull Claude G Httt Fred Dterstetn Cunknownl Iohn Arrowsmtth Washtngton D Herbert Blakeslee Chtcago Ill Donald Batchelor Owasso Mtch Fae Gorrell Strubtng Ann Arbor Mtch 1914 Supt C D Perry B ulah Otts Poper fdeceasedl Una Hook Mtller Beulah McCullough Hulbert Iesse G Gorrell Pauldtng Gladys Gorrell Stuckey tdec asedl Wayne Hulbert Iaurence Hart Verda Elltott Etchte Lela Brettenbach Detrott Mtch Lenora Mtller Meyum Phtladelphta Pa Loren Carey Bryan Fleda Schell Edgar Fort Wayne Ind Marte Blosser Carr Ira Dull Marlon Ind Preston Pugh Toledo Helen Grtfftth ldeceasedl Blanche Sauer Nugen Auburn n Beatrtce Otts Stevens Dayton Harry Cook Fort Wayne Ind Kathertne Leslte Walters Portland Ore Wtlma PotnceMcCal1a Chtcago Ill George Patterson Wallace Treat tdeceasedl Lynn Br cker Shanghat Chtna Grace Huber Chrtstman Bryan 1915 Supt C D P rry Hollts Grover Bennett Rose Floyd Kltne Ralph Wttttg Vernon Ktlltan Claron Saltzman Selye Hadsel Columbus Ardts Hootman Beerbower Berntce Keener Ames tdeceasedl Naomt Mason Husted Marton Ind Eltzabeth Boester Wentworth Ann Arbor Mtch Elba DowellYeagley Farmer Vtrgtl Wtllet Washtngton D C Iames Howensttne, Ltma George Henntng Columbus Pterre Wtllet Hazel Hauter Morhart Antwer Mary Arrowsmtth Battershell Chtcago Paultne Iackson Irvttn Cleveland Marvtn Cole Doro Mtller Ltmp rt Vtola Graham Cosp r Butler Ind Claron Edgar Fort Wayne Ind Zola Lenz Walter Frye Payne Flosste Bunqard Fltnt Mtch May Warfteld Flagg Onovtlle N Marguertte Wagner Smtth Harold Batchelor Mabel Catrns Bruggeman Lela Hook Mtller Pauldtng 1916 Supt H S Armstrong Martha Smtth Wtneland Fostorta Derrtll Brtcker Woodland Caltf Olen Moor Donna Swann Arrants Ltma Golda Huber Renz Sherwood Garret Iames Iona Murphy Edson Leota Voght Kltne Hazel Wonderly B ard Dorts Iames Saltzman Luctle Iackson Strubtng Eltza Otts Yarger Allen Elltott Beatrtce Brown Youngstown Margaret Hall Myers Sandusk Lela Blodgett Irtsh G rmantown LaVon Setbert Detrott Mtch Morrts Longsvt orth 1-ort Wayne Ind Lloyd Hartzler Fort Wayne Ind Shelby Phtlltps Washtngton D C Esther Ot1sRhoades Boonton N I Lettha Waltenberger Kuhl Helen Olson Iohnston Fort Wayne Ind Agnes Maxwell Fetz r Gladys Wtnn Anderson Calumt Ctty 1917 Supt H S Armstrong Gerald Crowl Fort Wayne Ind Robb Cook Chtcago Ill Arden Shull Kenneth Phtll ps Fort Wayne Ind Wtlltam Henntng Columbus Alva Mtller Avts Gtllette Pttcatrn Pa M rle Fttzcharles Wetse Edg rton Helen Brettenbach Verntce Beerbower Carter South Bend Indtana Raymond Fry Carl Scott 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