Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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unior C ada ajvhaforg Way back in 1941, there entered into the portals of the new high school building a group of frightened, but anxious, youngsters. We were frightened, because of the newness of the building, and the thought of going to school and studying with the older students, and anxious because we were eager to get started and earn our niche in the H. H S. 'Hall of Fame. We managed to finish out the year however, and came bouncing back the next year, full of vim, vigor, and vitality. In 1943, we moved up another notch, and could really call ourselves high school students. We chose, as our officers for our initial year, Waldo Keller, president, Bill Lower, vice-president, Jeanne Lehman, secretary, and Micheal Hicov, treasurer. Two members of our class were chosen as cheer- leaders, Eudora Reitz, and Barbara Koch. We were also well represented in the basketball squad by Waldo Keller and jack Straley, who showed the mak- ings of being valuable assets to our school. In 1944, we came back-to school, more eager than ever for school to begin. For this year, Waldo Keller was chosen as president, Bob Panasuk, as vice-president, Pat Miller as secretary, and Martha Keller as treasurer. Eudora and Barbara were back again as cheerleaders. Some of the boys made great progress in basketball. The pictures for the 1945 Hixonian were taken, in part, by three of om' classmates. We had done little to really distinguish ourselves that year, but we were always looking forward. Full of high hopes, we entered H. H. S. again in 1945. We startedthe year with a bang by producing our class play, Peck's' Bad Boy, which was such a success that we were called to do it again the following week. Now we can really stick out our chests! Also this year, we are trying our hand at journalism by putting out the Spoondrift. The class colors, blue and gold, the class motto, B2 Qbe squarel, and the class flower, American Beauty rose, were also chosen this year. Bill Lower was chosen president, 'Mickey Zimmerman, vice-president, Eleanor Hauter, secretary, and Martha Keller, treasurer. This year we hope to rent a part of that niche to which refer- ence was previously made. Also, we have a chance of earning money, by holding our stands at basketball games, etc. Next year, as Seniors, we hope to burn the mortage on that niche, and really take it over as a class that has earned it. Mildred Zimmerman-Vice President, Eleanor Hauter- Secretary, Martha Keller-Treasurer, William Lower- President.