Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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A aaa .jshafory CLASS MOTTO - Bw, BH, but never Bb QBe sharp, be natural, but never be flatl. CLASS FLOWER - Wine Carnation CLASS COLORS - Wine and Gray At last we are graduating and can call ourselves the mighty Seniors. We have worked willfully for twelve long years and are finally reaping the fruits of our labors, the joys of graduating from high school. Perhaps the most memorable of all have been the last six years. Thinking we were ubig stuff, we began the seventh grade as being the second class to start in the new building. In the eighth grade we took the state test and came out on top with 33'Z, of our class being in the upper 1096 of the state. Our Freshmen year was begun by sponsoring a dance which put the first money into the class treasury. The class officers for that year were: Fred Malott, presi- dent, jo Ann Beerbower, vice-president, and Melba Deardorf, secretary-treasurer. We began our Sophomore year by electing our leaders with Rosalyn Daub as presi- dent, Fred Malott as vice-president, and Io Ann Beerbower as secretary-treasurer. The Latin students of our class were instrumental in the organizing of a Latin Club which held several parties. The highlight of the year was the participation of many members of the class in the Junior-Senior Banquet. Our first project of our Junior year was the production of Don't Take My Penny. Under the direction of Miss Althaus, we made this play a great success. This at last was the year when we could write what we wanted in the Spoondrift. Our able editors, Io Ami Beerbower and Dick Beree were assisted by nearly every member of the class in the publishing of the fifteen issues. The gala event of the year was the junior-Senior Banquet. The whole class worked for weeks in advance on decorations and plans for entertainment. When the evening finally came, every junior was well repaid for his efforts by the great success. That year we elected Max Grover as president, David Van Horn as vice-president, Willadean Turner as secretary, and Maurine Tuttle as treasurer. Finally we have come to the last chapter of our high school history. We have chosen Grover Culler as president, Fred Malott as vice-president, Willadean Turner as secretary, and Maribeth Mentzer as treasurer to lead us through this year. We are sponsoring stands at the basketball games and are publishing and selling programs for score-keeping. Our big project for the year, the Senior Carnival, was held'on November 30. The coronation was the highspot of the evening and was followed with a complete midway and side shows in the old building and later by a danceinthegym- nasium. Now we are beginning the huge task of publishing the Hixonian. This brings us to the realization that our school days are soon to be over and we'1l be saying goodbye to H.H.S. Front: Maribeth Mentzer-Treas1u'ergWilladean Turner-Secretaryg Back: Fred Malott-Vice President, Grover Culler-President.