Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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Sweat flowed freely, but they endured it with the hopes of making this year's football season a blaze of glory for dear old H. H. S. With the return of 8 letter-men, our hopes were very high for the season. Among the seasoned veterans were Blackbird Hostetler, Big Toth, Mousie Jones, Ed Bakle and Max Culler of the Senior Class. The lower classes produced lnjun Charlie Wetzel, Dick Kreg, Phil Tuttle, Bob Lehman, and Dick Babcock. Shortly after football practice began, the polio epi- demic came along and upset the schedule slightly, so with only four serious practice sessions, the Aces, with that old do or die spirit went into their first game. Their biggest trouble seemed to be broken bones. ln the very first game John Durre, a new member of the squad, broke his leg. Then Max Culler pulled a leg muscle, and in the Payne game Co-captain Bill Hostetler broke his leg. In spite of all this, however, the Aces turned in a very good season. When they hung up their pads, they had tied for second place in the League, and had been well represented on the All-League Team. Co- captains Toth and Hostetler held honorary positions on the first team and Babcock, Kees, Applegate, and Wet- zel on the second team. m, 31,,..,f Sapp, Ladd, Kaduk, and Drugg lnot pictured? - this was our Big Four in coaching. Mr. Sapp and Mr. Ladd, our regulars from last year, received much help from Mr. Kaduk and Mr. Drugg for the linemen. We were very fortunate, indeed, to have such an able and competent coaching staff. Always on hand when they were needed, they have all gained the complete faith of the boys and the utmost respect of the entire student body. mu.,,,,,,f .-gghs 'Nik :lim fm-D 0f t WN WP. .7oucA0!own Row l-Ed Neidhardt, Left End: A great competitor-A Good in a tough spot-Back next year. Dick Babcock, Right End: One-sport man, that's foot- ball-Does a great job-All-League Second Team-Back next year. Bob Lehman, Full Back: A fleet little back-Always plugging-See him back next year. Max Culler, Left End: Injured leg benched him for most of the season-A great little player. Deloy Thiel, Left Guard: First year out-Learned a lot--Be back next year. Edward Bakle, Center: A great heart player-Gave opponents many headaches. John Durre, Right Half: Broke leg in first game-Look- ing forward to next year. Phil Tuttle, Right Guard: A hard driver-A little hot headed-With us next year. Row 2-Francis Toth, Left Tackle: Co-captain4-3 years on Varsity-Great competitor-All-League guard on first team. Jim Blalock, Center: A great little player-A bad knee kept him out of regular lineup. Jim Jones, Right End: Old Glue Fingers -Took us out of many tight spots. Bill Hostetler, Right Half: Co-captain-A driving back-Fight and determination to win made him a great leader-All-League First Team. Dick Kreg, Quarterback: A calm little thinker-Passes, too-Back next year. Our Cheerleaders: Carma Nelson, Carolyn Cleland, Sonya Stautfer, and Anna Mae Amaden-Have led our yells tcr me last tniee years-A-Always on hand to cheer the Aces on to victory. Donald Hissong, All-American Manager: Clean-up man-Also Quarter-back on second team. Row 3-Nub Kees, Quarterback: Brain man-Good Passer-Always there when needed. Floyd Ballinger, Left Half: Freshman-First year on Varsity+Great things to look forward to from him. Row 4-Lowell Applegate, Right Tackle: First year on Varsity+Great Driver-All-League second team-Back next year. Charles Wetzel, Lett Guard: Mr. Football-A swell player when he got mad-All-League Second Team-Back next year. Hicksville Hicksville Hicksville Hicksville Hicksville Hicksville Hicksville Hicksville Central Catholic O Delphos Jefferson l 8 Maria Stein 7 Rockford 32 Garrett 6 Leipsic 7 Payne 6 Paulding O igigpgiwvfw 6, 2 5. 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Those hillbillies were the silliest this side of that old Mason-Dixon Line-and if you won't tell anyone l'd say that l think they had just about enough of their Little Brown Jug. I can hear the quartet singing yet, East Side, West iide All Around the Town. But the best, l think, was saved for last, as the old saying goes. Yes sir! Weddings usually make you feel a little sad, but this time not one tear was shed, everyone was too busy doing the Charleston But now seriously with all kidding aside l'd like to say, The Senior Class had a delightful time presenting the show, spending many hours of practice and work preparing it. With the help of our class advisors and other persons in the community, our show was made a great success. ll ufif gag M Cjred ie5v .t em V ': PM V. M JJ Q, 'VA . X C 3,8 Q .L TM: i .17 X 7-'QP ' 'iff I --if at ., . , mb -if K K X .,j: . - n M E si X Mess J E ix f' ts , A.. -1. xl 'M . x S ii ti 1 Ai .. H ' 1: I ' 3'-Y 'A 'M hi i. .L, , 93 i L ' W V N N- :X E. x , . fi. Q 2 LQ, fl, V Q 'V L Q q -gg at Li . J . r WI , E Y JM .Z H. E J 'fd , A V .. vs ,G Q' I -va ' Zi , , L 'Q V in .. ' 9 i 1 s . ..,. X' r- f P its . A..A . ,gk I L 1- , Q fa T iw - it X4 2 ' if .. W., .r qalgggsj . ff 1 X V. , , ' ' ,r D I Y ' .W ,5..t 5 ,J ,R QW . E' if fwfr? il fa, list? J . Row l-Left to Right--Judy Adcock, Floyd Ballinger, Jo Ann Ballinger, Glenn Bauer, Grover Blalock, Rosemary Bockelman, Suzanne Bricker, Janet Brown, Sharon Burkhead. Row 2-Bill Clark, Kenneth Comer, Margery Cook, Marjorie Curry, Joanne Demos, David DeMuth, Donna Hissong, Mildred Fogle, Lucretia Hostetler. Row 3-Sharon Keener, Robert Hurni, John Keller, Roger Kellogg, Max Kemerer, Duane Killian, Marilyn Kennedy, Paul Lantz, Lois Mack. Row 4- Guy Mettert, Mary Miller, Shirley Moore, Claude Murphy, Virginia Onstott, Larry Preston, Max Rhoades, Larry Rose, Jeanette Shanks Row 5- Eldon Siebenaler, Clair Slattery, Kenneth Thiel, Ralph Timbrook, Marjory Tustison, Richard Mastin, Gaylen Smith. jl e5Al'Yl6ll'L .Md fOl'y After watching many young people come into and go out of the high school building day after day for six long years we were very happy to be able to join the group at last. ln nineteen hundred forty-eight we became a part of the hurry and bustle of the high school building. Like all seventh graders we made our mistakes and had to be told where to find classrooms, but finally we learned our way around and managed to get to classes on time. We chose the following officers to guide us this year: Marilyn Kennedy, Judy Adcock, and Robert Hurni. The supervisors were Miss Estella Annis and Mr. O. C. Rodocker. When we entered the high school building in nineteen hundred forty-nine we felt more sure of ourselves. This year we were guides for the seventh graders for we were old timers by now. To lead our class this year we chose the fol- lowing: Clair Slattery, Sharon Keener, and Dick Mastin, The Student Council members were Clair Slattery, Millie Jo Horn, Robert Hurni, and David DeMuth, The supervisors were Mrs. Berenice Bungard and Mr. Derrill Murphy. By nineteen hundred fifty we felt very much at home and really did not mind being called Freshies. One of the nice things about this year was the privilege of choosing a candidate, Jeanette Shanks, to compete for the honor of be- ing Queen of the Homecoming Football Game. Our candi- date was one of the attendants of Queen Connie Kennedy. We enjoyed choosing our own subjects this year. The class officers were David DeMuth, Marjory Tustison and Dick Mastin, and the Student Council members, David DeMuth, Lucretia Hostetler and Ralph Timbrook. The su- pervisors were Miss Esther Howenstine and Mr. John Kaduk. J 9 va' Weef fiw Junior Jv.4,i 'Hg Shaft if 3 Akg,. im 5 ' 5 Xi I ' fish- , V il.. ,..' 25. A K ff?-T' t V vi ,it f 7 ' ' 'W S- ' .gt is :A 'V Q 4? ..zf 3, ' I I i if 2 E I ,, , it. K ,A Z. 19,385 Q . . rr . J - - if Q . 4, ff: J it . 4. Aw I A QE Y .A - .. au .-g '-,., 1' J K ' J ff V ..,,' if R 3 .,.. . A ., A .f n ,,.' R 1 . at . e Row l-Left to Right-Richard Amaden, Phyllis Applegate, lreta Bainbridge, Anneita Baldwin, Robert Beams, Vonita Blalock, Janice Boger, Jim Brown, Tom Culler Row Kelley. Row Perry. Row Shuherk, Row Betty Singleton. Row 2-Larry Deardorf, Pat Driver, Nancy Dull, Ted Durre, James Fortney, Raymond Folk, Donald Fry, Sandra Fur-ney, Betty Geiger. 3-Gay Guiff, Phyllis Hover, Yvonne Headley, Rex Hurni, Lowell Husted, Ervin Kallsen, Pauline Katana, Richard Kelley, Martha 4-Gerald Kuhn, Blaine Levy, Henrietta Linder, David Mastin, Clavton Middaugh, Coral Murphy, Lois Myers, Robert Onstott, Eddie 5-Richard Reese, Diana Rhoodes, Duan Roth, Anna Marie Schlosser, Lois Schooley, Shirley Schooiey, Richard Severence, Bonnie 6-Harold Smith, Harold Straley, Shirley Tustison, Wayne Wallace, Vance Walters, Irene Wonderly. QQAM Qyracle ajshdorg In the fall of l949, our class of i955 entered the new building as very green seventh graders. We soon tamed down, however, and got down to business. At our first class meeting we elected as our officers the following: President, John Bakle, Vice-President, Phyllis Applegate, and Secre- tary-Treasurer, Eddie Perry. Our class advisors, Mrs. Davis, and Mr. Rodocker, helped us with our two class parties, one in the gym and one at Roadside Park. We were very fortu- nate in having chosen from our class the Jr. High cheer- leaders who were Phyllis Applegate, Nancy Dull, Pauline Ka- tana, and Henrietta Linder. When we came back to school this fall, we undertook the job of acting as guides for those little seventh graders. We surely had a lot of fun showing them how experienced we were! To lead our class functions this year we chose as President, Duan Roth, as Vice-President, Richard Amaden, and as Secretary-Treasurer, Pauline Katona. We had two wonderful class parties with the help of our advisors, Mrs. Bungard and Mr. Murphy. I guess we really know how to make the noise because the Jr. High cheerleaders were again chosen from our class. This time it was Nancy Dull, Pauline Katona, Henrietta Linder, and Bonnie Shuherk who cheered the Little Aces on to many victories. ' e , . K .. ' av ? af tv-, , at t 3 Pirro f . 2 ' ii fins t wi ' 6 Wai on olo, Eff Mike Cgmging . in 5 ., 1 an Sitter -va if ,Mm . .,.i., , Q2 Row I-Lett To Right-David Aten, Sue Blalock, Billy Bricker, Darrel Brown, Doris Brown, Marilyn Camp, Robert Camp, Charles Country- man, Earl Crall. Row 2-Gary DeMuth, Robert Gillespie, Geraldine Gordon, Errol Houk, Earl Husted, Wanda Jenkins, Leona Katona, Kathleen Kenner, Kuhl. Roxanna Onstott Row 3-Francis Miller, Evelyn Monroe, Paul Mortorff, Grace Murphy, Ruth Myers, Ernest Nusboum, Peggy Onstott, Rose Onstott, Shirley V kRgw 4fJock Rader, Dick Rhoades, Maxine Rhoodes, Kenneth Rodocker, Max Rohrs, Marcella Siebenaler, Florence Sisco, Ruth Slattery, ici temen. Row 5-Larry Tomlinson, Lola Tustison, Robert Vetter, Roland Waggoner, James Wonderly, John Zarins. elleflth 911010 eM5f0l y As the forty-tour of us entered the new building last fall, completely ignorant ot where we were going, we man- aged to arouse the usual sensation of wandering seventh graders. The big kids looked down upon us tolerantly, and just between you ond me, I think we reminded them ot when they were seventh graders and just os green as we, but of course you couldn't get them to admit it on a bet. Under the capable guidance of our sponsors, Mrs. Walker and Mr. Rodocker, and our teachers, Miss Henry, Mrs, Bun- gord, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Sapp, Mr. Tongring, and Mr. Walk- er, we soon learned the trick of appearing at the right class at the right time. We were very happy to welcome to our class two new members, Melvin Brock and John Zorins, a Latvian immi- l4 grant. We hope they will remain with us through our next five years at H. H. S. We soon got our class meetings under way and elected as our officers the following: President, William Bricker, Vice-President, Leona Katana, and Secretary-Treasurer, Rose Onstott. As seventh graders we don't have so many class acti- vities as the upper grades, so we all got a thrill when we had our first real class party in the gym on January l2, l95l. We are looking forward to another year ot even bigger and better activities when we will be eighth graders and will be able to look down upon those little seventh graders with that all knowing eye of experience. M ef M NOIU' jf? H GRADE 6- MR. DON L. EVANS, BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, DEFIANCE COLLEGE, BLUFFTON COLLEGE. Row I-Rosalie Linder, Patty Brown, Jo Beverly, Dale Fry, Caren Wilson, Nancy Carr, Joan Keesberry, Janice Tomlinson, Max Kemmer, James Tustison, Carol Beams, Carma Hootman, Row 2-John Fogle, Tommy Bailey, Victor Adams, Zildred Brinck, Carol Wilson, Betty Tucker, Ruth Burns, Shirley Gump, Gene Stauffer, Bertha McQuistion, Martha Cottrell, Paula Van Horn. Row 3-Mary Morhart, Kay Anderson, Janet Hurley, Donna Baldwin, Delores Dutter, Norma Holt, Beth Shirley, Lonnie Hochstetler, Sheldon Levy, David Ellis, Glenn Lob- dell, Loren Smith, Norman Woodruff, Richard Reed. GRADE 5 AND 6- MRS. LOTTIE EDGAR, BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, B. S. IN ED., MIAMI, WOOSTER. Row I-Lance Brown, Linus Slattery, Leon Robinson, Frances Bercaw, Suzanne Carr, Biruta Zarins, Sharon Kizer, Nancy Hurley, Linda Gordon, Elaine Johnson, Lana Smith, Sharon Osmun, Marlen Wonderly, Robert Wonder- ly, Raymond Brush. Row 2--Karl Husted, Bill Hart, Shirley Henderson, John Hootman, Shirley Singleton, Robert Hathaway, Lynn Cleland, Nellie Dunmire, Waldo Weeks, Mary Noffsinger. Row 3-Patty Bauer, Kenton Stairhime, Sandra Dull, Lester Krontz, Helen Eckenrhoad, Bonnell Brown, Roger Hootman, Arlene Poisel, Judy Longsworth, Jennie Cham- pion, Richard Miller, GRADE 5- MISS MABEL CORE, B. S. DEFIANCE. Row I-Paul Adams, George Nolte, Vera Camp, Dar- la Miller. Row 2-Larry Hover, Judy Lomb, Bernard Gecowetts, David Carwile, Annette Kenner, Gary Shall, Paula Cottrell, James Miller. Row 3-Richard Rowan, Phillip Griffith, Robert Murphy, Patricia Keller, Frank Hostetler, Stephana l-louk, Bernadette Breidenbaugh, Row 4-Richard Green, Nadine Slaughter, Zollen Tucker, Clark Poth, James Johnson, Karen Baxter, Bar- bara Clark. Standing-Tommy Boger, Maxine Slaughter, Shirley Reese, Joanne Otis, Peggy Ruckman, Karl Lepper, Gerald Tracht, Shelby Gump, Hope Evans, Sharon Weeks, Robert Keller, Barbara Godfrey. GRADE 4- MRS. ZOLA METZ, MIAMI UNIVERSITY, DEFIANCE COLLEGE, BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, INDIANA UNIVERSITY. Row l-Janis Stauffer, Wava Lantz, Terry Brown, Patricia Rogers, Sally Rhoades, Raw 2-Melvin Baxter, Sandra Kennedy, Roger Tustison, Barbara Ruckman, Billy Hirzel, Sandra Leng- acher, James Slaughter, Richard Burns. Row 3-Eddie Carr, Bobby Linder, Robert Mullett, Dennis Mettert, Larry Tracht, Rita Siebenaler, Sally Evans, Edna Hopkins. Row 4-Woodrow Presley, Virginia Bowker, Betty Husted, Norval Stairhime, Raymond Jones, Ronald Wheeler. Standing-Mary Gonser, Rosemary Wright, Russell Amaden. GRADE 4- MRS. KATHRYN LYNDE, BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY. Row l-Russell Ellis, Jean Hissong, Eloise Meyer, Arlene Arnold, David Nelson. Row 2-Nancy Wonderly, Elsie Lepper, Russell Camp, Barbara Tustison, Larry Jenkins, Elsie Lanum, Joe Rodocker. Row Qifleannette Hanna, Donald Tomlinson, Kathleen Shall, Rodney Stairhime, June Hurni, Sharon Morris, Linda Knight, Row 4-Jim Volkert, Betty Hopkins, Donald Geiger, Rosemarie Sisco, David Keller, Doris Cravens, MUSICG- MRS. MARY WALKER, ARTHUR JORDON CON- SERVATORY OF MUSIC, B. S. IN MUSIC. Row l-eJames Slaughter, Robert Mullett, Ronald Wheeler, Dennis Mettert, Richard Burns, Melvin Baxter, Larry Tracht. Row 2-Terry Brown, Patricia Rogers, Sandra Lengacher, Mary Gonser, Sally Rhoodes, Wava Lantz, Rosemary Wright, Edna Hopkins, Rita Siebenaler, Sondra Kennedy, Sally Evans, Barbara Ruckman. Row 3--Virginia Bowker, Betty Husted, Janis Stout- fer, Edward Hochstetler, Roger Tustison, Woodrow Presley, Russell Amaden, Norval Stairhirre, Bobby Linder, Eddie Carr, Billy Hirzel, Raymond Jones. GRADE 3- MRS. HELEN VOLKERT, DEFIANCE COLLEGE. Row l--Janet Rowan, Patricia Hissong, Christena Husted, Arlos Boger, Marcia Conard, Kristen Waggoner, Gloria Osmun, Raw 2-Judith Amaden, Linda Godfrey, Lee Ann Hallock, Nancy Furney, Beverly Hayer, Linda DeMuth, Judy Camp, Julianna Siebenaler, Donald Lepper. Row 3-Connie Walter, Mary Wort, James Bercaw, James Cromwell, Allan Miller, Paul Schortgen, Michael Langham, Walter Bakle, Beth Toth, Patricia Kenner, Carol Smitley. GRADE 3- MRS. DORIS SALTIMAN, TRI-STATE COLLEGE, BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY. Row l-Rex Gonser, Gwen Sholl, Marla Seslar, Mar- garet Cover, Joan Battershell, Rosemary Stemen, Judith Driver, Rita Baxter, Judy Osmun, Larry West, lola Lobdell, Ruth Brock. Row 2fHarold Howe, Bobby Dull, Shannon Killian, Sandra McMillan, Row 3-Marvin Kloffenstein, Marsha Osmun, Robert Hootman, Patty Gordon, Eddie Thornburg, Elton Snyder, Joyce Wonderly, Margaret Burns, John Hopkins, Robert Breidenbaugh, Rex Canine. GRADE 3 MRS. DOROTHY ROWAN, BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY. Row lffColby Gecowctts, Anthony Tucker, Kenneth Onstott, Marietta Batchelder. Row 2-Helen Adams, Nadine Ridenour, Patty Kizcr, Jo Ann Hurni, Stephanie Cromwell. Row 3-Judy Dye, Karen Wells, Robert Lantz, Vicki Partee, Donald Cover, Gloria Champion. Row 4-Melissa Kelley, James Green, Duane Blalock, Ann Smith, Johnnie Larry, Jo Ann Sholl. Row 5-David Metz, Jerry Betts, Eddie Hissong, David Craig, Lorraine Ballinger, Michael Burlingame. GRADE 2' MRS. TI-IELMA SWITZER, BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, B.S. IN EDUCATION. Row I-Robert Rowan, Herbert Johnson, Mary Hochstetler, Marian Lepper, Roma Banks, Donald McMillen. Row 2-Gerald Dunmire, Bruce Ringenburg, Tommy Knight, Gerald Camp, Charles Murphy, Robby Longworth. Row 3fMarilyn Sholl, Beth Laub, Eldora Brown, Deanna Tomlinson, Darlene Trocht. Row 4-Richard Brickel, Dianna Feasel, Ella Jane Volkert, Cathie Warrick, Maxine Morhart, Larry Gessner. Row 5-Madonna Miller, Karen Hurley, Ruth Nusf baum, Sandra Byroade, Louise Agler, Janice Peters. GRADE 2- MISS IRENE ALLEN, B. S. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY. Row l-Danny Briggs, Dickie Monroe, Jimmy Hilbert Ra Schooley, David Roth, Walter Loucks. Row 2-Sue Champion, Connie Keller, Larry Mullett, Mary Nolte, Jerald Hootman, Carol Lengacher, Helen Smith, Row 3--Ruth Ellis, Elaine Wittig, Judy Towne, Carol Headley, Loretta Bassett, Charlotte Levy, Judy Anderson. Row A-Johnny Hart, Charles Meyer, Dale Tustison, Tommy Ridenour, Philip Carr, Raymond Hinch, Gary Brown, Tom Cravens. GRADE I- MRS. GLADYS RADER, ASHLAND COLLEGE, BOWL- ING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY. Row l-Jimmie Mavis, Richard Evans, Jerry Scott, Jeanne Miller, Joe Rogers, Janet West. Row 2-Lois Leichty, James Morehart, Nellie Loucks, Gene Cottrell, Richard Gordon, Herbert Tucker, Kathleen Armstrong, Andris Zarins, Delores Osmun, Raymond Gillispie, Jacqueline Wright. Row 3-Marshelene Kees, Rita Hofmeister, Gary Meeks, Kay Cook, Sharon Bassett, Janet Massie, Pat Sapp, Bobby Counterman, Linda Hilbert, Max Cleland, Judy Hofner, Lowell Cunningham, Rowena Timbrook, Spencer Cunningham. GRADE l- MISS NONA PEARSON, INDIANA UNIVERSITY, STATE NORMAL, BALL STATE. Row l-Barbara Arnold, Dennis Worden, Karen Counterman, John Raydoe, Allan Hootman, Teri Hallock, Marilyn Tustison, Row 2-Kay Calvin, Allen Lengacher, Leona Morris, Patty Kistner, Diana Marten, Dale Coon, Bobby Dowell, Kenneth Brush, Nicki Partee, Doris Godfrey, Roberta Walters. Row 3-Phyllis lsh, Sandra Clark, Sharon Tustison, Tommy Garden, Judy Hatch, Merlen Sesler, Carol Tracy, Rosie Brock, Cheryl Scholl, Richard Hopkins, Charles Howe, LaVon Miller, Donnie Connor. KlNDERGARTEN- MRS. MILDRED RINGER, BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, OHIO STATE. Row 'l-Diana Battershell, Margaret Brush, Arlene Laux, Mary Sindel, Barry Hover, Rickie Pierman, Michael Martin, Adrenne Sindell, Sherry Grover, Diana Statler. Row 2-Robert Hopkins, Randy Sholl, Dianne Miller, Gene Scott, Phyllis Tustison, Judy Craig, Galene Feasel, Johnny Joe Conard, Judy Tuto, Francis Husted, Jr., Bobbie Gump, Johnny Briggs, Donald Wycoff, Judie Ringer, Carolyn Banks, Peggy Tracht, Donna Husted, Edward Bailey, Sally Scott. KINDERGARTEN- Row l-Lynn Roth, Clair Thornberg, Jerry Cover, Daniel Ginther, William Cravens, Jimmie Lengacher, Tim Betts, Kathleen Meyer, Larry Husted. Row 2-Rosemary Shaugh, Linda Keller, Judie Ringer, Jean Ellen Kemerer, Jo Sapp, Candy Overmeyer, Thurman Kennedy, Dana Van Green, Brian Rohrs, Pat Burlingame, Bobby Cook, Carter Joe Tucker, Opal Wheeler. Row 3-John Miller, Karen Jean Stairhime, Lynn Muckel, Carol Tustison, Carol Bassett, Lucille Rickard, Dee Ann Snyder, Gerald Phillips, Neal Blalock, George Michael Kemmer. 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Row lvClair Slattery, Ralph Timbrook, Deloy Thiel, Harold Otis, Grover Balock, Max Kemerer, Paul Lantz, Robert Hurni Row 24Gaylen Srnith, Gary Beerbower, Paul Slattery, Bob Onstott, Don Hissong, Brooke Tuttle, Phil Tuttle, Dori Brown, Mr e5erUe5 Without a doubt Hicksville's Basketball Reserve Squad was the best in this section of the country. Under the coaching of Cleo Ladd, the team showed much improvement as the season wore on. Their impressive record of I8 wins and no defeats is unequaled in previous campaigns. ln future years Hicksville can count on o winning varsity bolstered by the high spirit and teamwork of these players. EAW . 'sf A v ,X 5 X Q15 1' if XF .W 3 gal U1P,p A Alhgim WMM 1 X H 'E is 'ig' -gn W! lfll' , Q!!! 'Q L. ...X nl n q.,'!4' ya M ,X -M-My-A Nam fi Mfr c Row l Left to Rught Dorothy Tornlunson, Mary Farlee Kathleen Beerbower Vanuta Etchen Peggy Dull Dorothy Otus Sharon Walters Carolyn Wuckerham Patsy Wuckerham Jean Muller Row 2 Catherune Rohrs Jo Shull Janus Gerug Anna Mae Arnaden Dorothy Luncler lla Hunsch Mary Ann Katana Norma Jean Lobdell Row 3 Mrs Caller Carma Nelson ltudue Blosscr Shurley Mettert Connue Kennedy Yvonne Druyr-r Ruta McOuuustuon Maxune Jones Gene Row 4 Marulyn Rowan Joyce Hootman, Georgua Dayus Bernadette Kenner Lconard Suebenaleu Carolyn Cleland Sonya Stauffer Ruch ard Fry Martha Tumbrook Kenneth Wheeler, Barbara Wonclerly Row 5 Joe Muller Jum Ray Duck Bauley, Duck Kreg Bob Lehman LoV1.da Coskey Charlue Wetzcl Gary Beerbower Sally DeMuth De loy Thuel Marue Breudenbaugh Mary Lee Schlosser, Row 6 John Durre Gene Paul Volkert, Lowell Applegatc Jum Jones Duck Babcock Lawrence Rhoaaes Earl Klepper Ed Neudhardt Roger Muller Don Hussong Francus Toth Bob Onstott. age Cl Uiief, L Oll 05 Wuth busuncss holdung such an urnportant place un our peaceful world Of tomorrow, the Object of the Commcrcual Club u5 to develop and promote hugh busuness ideals. Mrs Culler us our able advusor and for ossustance she has Judu Olsson as Presuclent Mane Breudenbaugh Vuce Presudent Our turst meetung was the annual initiatuan pucnue at the Roadsude Park whuch was rugged for some of the members as The unutuatuon uncluded feats such as tryung to feed each other blundfolded and novelty relay races Festuvutues were carrued over to the next day when the boys wore ribbons make up and gurls wore tues no make up and theur hour un small pugtauls U Row Row Row Row Row l-From Left 2-J. Olsson, 3-V. Etchen 4-J. Ray, J. 5-M. Culler, xJ fi? 5 fig ' Y 7 i to Right-Mr. Walker, J. Burkhead, M. Poth, N. Cook, S. Slaughter, M. Brown, J. Slaughter, L. Wheeler, J. Miller. B. Tuttle, L. Tustison, E. Benninghoff, L. bmith, M. Barkley, E. Katona, R. McQuistion, G. Gilliam. , J. Blosser, A. Cook, Y. Driver, N. Poper, D, Tomlinson, C. Nelson, K. Beerbower, M. Katona, M. Farlee, M. Breidenbaugh. Hirzel, D. Linder, G. Davis, B. Keener, S. DeMuth, C. Cleland, S. Stauffer, B. Vanl-lorn, J. Blalock. E. Bakle, D. Bailey, D. Kreg, B. Lehman, P. Tuttle, C. Wetzel, E. Neidhardt, B. Onstott. I I 1 I lfil 'i Z X vp TN mo, mcw, maf The purpose of our Latin Club is to increase the interest in the value of classical culture and to arouse a desire to make this learning available to others. Mr. Walker, a very capable leader, has helped the club in many differ- ent ways in their activities such as preparing reports, debates, and discussions. The Latin Club began its activities this year by having a wiener roast at the Roadside Park. The students elected to represent the club were, Eugene Katono, President, Mary Lou Brown, Vice-President, Joyce Slaughter, Secre- tary-Treasurer. The Latin Club is planning a play to be given before the student body. The theme of the play is the troubles of Ulysses and his men during their re- turn trom Troy. iii Q 2 4 , if 5. :Agia '13 fgfw ...... ' - H. f s ,gm 'A x I ag? uiz . K , . , ,,...,, ,B ... A x ,T - ,W - 'f ' ag:., - ' t , f.. , f ' l if Q' 49 'Z , 'i is . .vi L ,.,, V V k H X EE A ,L-I Q , . 4 V, f Q i l i i i l 4 -. 3? xv .,,2., 5 Row l-RUN Adcms, MUVY BUVKISY, NGVTCY BUUGV, EllZGb6fl'l Benni nghoff, Ralph Boger, Carol Brannon, Don Brown, Mary Brown, Kathryn Carwile. Row 2-Robert Chapman, Nancy Cook, Lloyd Countryman, Walter Crowl, Fred Culler, Richard Deardorf, Lee Driver, David Evans, Esther Fogle. Row 3-Richard Gessner, Jim Irey, Betty lsh, Wayne Johnson, Eugene Katona, Mary Kees, Delmar Nusbaum, George Rosendaul, Carolyn Rowan. Row 4--Marilyn Poth, Jim Shuherk, Marlene Siebenaler, Paul Slattery, Joyce Slaughter, Sandra Slaughter, Louise Smith, Mary Jane Smith, Lois Ann Tustison, Row 5-Brooke Tuttle, Bob Van Horn, Wilbur Wright, Lewis Wonderly, Jeanie Kallsen-tpicture not showni. 0l e M5 f0l g After going through the usual state of confusion which seventh graders suffer upon entering the new building for the first time, we settled down to getting our class activities started by electing as our officers Lewis Wonderly, Eugene Katona, Nan- cy Bauer, and Paul Slattery. As very learned eighth graders, we looked down upon those little seventh graders and wondered whether we had ever acted that silly. Our officers, Ruth Graber, Eugene Katona, and Mary Brown, with our able assistance, kept the ball rolling for a year of many class activities. As freshmen we were first exposed to the school of higher learning, lt seemed a great privilege to be allowed to choose our own subjects instead of just taking what everyone else had to take. Initiation wasn't so bad as the upper classmen had threatened it would be. At first we were sure that we would all be murdered in cold blood, but they must have taken pity on us. Our freshman class officers were George Rosendaul, Brooke Tuttle, and James lrey. At last we are aettina to be some of the big kids. Our officers, Brooke Tuttle, Paul Slattery, and Elizabeth Benninghoff have done a great iob this year in keeping our class active. Our dance was a huge success. We chose royal-blue and gray as class colors, but our really big moment came when we ordered our class rings, and, believe me, we think ours are the best of any class yetl We are looking forward to receiving them next year along with all the events and excitement of being Juniors. 29 cijwfof flue ,Or-eaav The Spoondrift was published monthly during the past year by the Junior Class of Hicksville High under the supervision of Miss Jacqueline Henry and Mrs. Mary Culler. Since no journalism course is offered to students at Hicksville, work on the Spoondrift gives training in that field. Other aims of the paper are to inform the public of all school activities and to stimulate creative writing. Work hard? Yes, the staff of the Spoondrift has clone that very thing, but it was worth it. Their success, through work and co-operation, will bring back memories which will repay them many times over. Editor - Associate Editor Art Editor Associates Sports Editor Associate Proof Reader Editorial Editor Associates Circulation Manager Feature Editor Sonya Stauffer Bob Lehman Mary Farlee - Jeani Miller Genevieve Gilliam - Dick Kreg - Lois Wheeler Kathleen Beerbower - Dorothy Linder Sally DeMuth Georgia Davis Vanita Etchen Bernadette Kenner Carolyn Cleland Society Editor Club Activities Reporters Press Students Typists Carma Nelson Janus Gerig Maxine Jones Dick Bailey Dorothy Tomlinson Rachel Wonderly Thelma Rohrs Marilyn Rowan lla Rae Hinsch Anna Mae Amaden - - Jeani Miller, Lois Wheeler Maxine Jones, Rita McQuistion Business Managers Lowell Applegate, John Durre Jdfmwz UAW. ef, l . e-J A ii if i ii: ix Qi .- .i,f3,,, V iii ie ie g as In , . L A A . I' if X Q ...AV' ' - 658 H -ft .,., 6 ...: - , , 3 l X se S , 5 ' iz Q ' ,. 5'-1 , J 5? V 1..m .,.t. 1- ,V K 1 5 X, A 53 E 'x ., x ' A W' X2 X E,-.., . :M lit .gy ,, Al it a M if ,I J , :Af-f ., ft in Q ei ie Y if as li , ,iq-5 ' ,N i --.. , Row l-Left to Right-Anna Mae Amaden, Lowell Applegate, Dick Babcock, Dick Bailey, Gary Beerbower, Kathleen Beerbower, Janis Carr, Carolyn Cleland, Georgia Davis. Row 2-Sally DeMuth, John Durre, Vanita Etchen, Dick Fry, Janus Gerig, Genevieve Gilliam, Barbara Goller, Josie Handy, lla Hinsch. Row 3-Jim Hirzel, Don Hissong, Joyce Hootman, Mary Farlee, Maxine Jones, Bernadette Kenner, Earl Klepper, Dick Kreg, Bob Lehman. Row 4-Dorothy Linder, Rita McQuistion, Jeani Miller, Joe Miller, Ed Neidhardt, Carma Nelson, Bob Onstott, Harold Otis, Lawrence Rhoades. Row 5-Lowell Robinson, Thelma Rohrs, Marilyn Rowan, Fred Shuherk, Leonard Siebenaler, Mollie Singleton, Sonya Stauffer, Deloy Thiel, Dorothy Tomlinson. Row 6-Carl Tustison, Phil Tuttle, Lucille Uhrick, Charlie Wetzel, Lois Wheeler, Kenneth Wheeler, Rachel Wonderly, Jack Woodcox, Joyce Burkhead, Helen Teegardin Cnot picturedl. unior Cfazki .Mdory ln September, l946, the class of '52 entered the high school building as seventh graders. We elected Lowell Ap- plegate, Jim Hirzel, and Bernadette Kenner as our class of- ficers. We had two class parties which were held in the gym. Our eighth grade advisors, Mr. Lykens and Mr. Zim- merman, helped our officers, Ed Neidhardt, Sally DeMuth and Bernadette Kenner, plan two wonderful class parties in the gym. lt was in this year also that our civics class journeyed to Columbus where we visited the state capitol building and other places of interest. When we returned in '48 as Freshmen, we elected Sally DeMuth, Bob Lehman, and Bernadette Kenner as our class ofticers and Carma Nelson, Bob Lehman, and Ed Neidhardt as our Student Council members. This year we sponsored a dance with the theme of Buttons and Bows. As Sophomores we chose our class flower and colors and selected our class rings. This year as officers we chase Ed Neidhardt, Sally DeMuth, and Bernadette Kenner. We spon- sored a dance in the spring with a theme of April Showers. As Juniors we have already received our class rings and sponsored a dance. We also made up the staff for the Spoondrift. As officers we have Mary Farlee, Sally DeMuth, and Bernadette Kenner. We are represented in the band, chorus, G.A.A., Latin Club, Commercial Club, F.F.A., cheer- leaders, football, and basketball teams. Outstanding events were serving the Elevator Dinner, the Class Play, and, of course, the Junior-Senior Prom. it M X 'er L L98 5. .g0l0AOI'l'l0l 6 O!kCel 5 We all came to know and respect these three through their many activities. We connect some special ability with each one of them. With Elizabeth it's those A's, Brooke excells in sports, especially basketball, and with Paul it's those Dead Eye Dick shots which helped the reserves acquire their no-lass season. Hats off to you alll You've done a great job, unior Ofhcem This all-girl trio has led the countless Junior activities with the zest and capability that demands Commendation. Ber- nadette, Secretary-Treasurer of her class every year since she was in the seventh grade, is a member of many organizations around school as well as being able to keep up those grades. Mary, besides being the only girl in school with two rings on the third finger of her left hand, has become well recognized as a good leader and a dependable officer. Sally, another brain of the class, will always be remembered for her wonderful sense of humor and ability to laugh under any circumstances. wc' 'nl' W' Y . .'e' obs'- Q1v. it I Q.. La my N, we SLOW I'e5el'lf5 The 1951 Coronation was televised from the school auditorium on the evening of March 3, over the National Network H.H.S., station WORK. Preceding the Coronation, The Big Show was presented starring Tallulah Bankhead lAlice Cookj as Mistress of Ceremonies, with such guest stars as Arthur Godfrey lEd Baklel who brought with him various talents, The Andrew Sisters lDeMar Keener, Ben Adams, and Jim Jonesl, and Connie Haines and Martha Tilton CPat and Carolyn Wickerhami. There were many laughs at Thirty Days A-Sea, with Francis Toth and Jim Blalock. Who couldn't see Seymour and Dean Martin when they were so ably portrayed by Roger Miller and Bill Hostetler. Some laughed while others shed a few tears when Nub Kees portrayed one of the many thousand lonely bachelors listening as Judi Olisson presented her Lonesome Gal radio program. To add a little of the professional touch, Madame LeVeda Coskey presented her colorful Interpretation Ballet. Then through the television camera shown the highlights of the evening, the crowning of the king and queen and the presentation of their royal court. The honored students were: King ----- Bill l-lostetler Queen - Connie Kennedy Best Personality - - Judie Blosser Gene Paul Volkert Most Likely To Succeed Marie Breidenbaugh Larry Adcock Most Studious - Mary Ann Katana Max Culler Most Musical - Jeane Engle Jim Ray Most Athletic Carolyn Wickerham Jim Jones Wittiest - Mary Lee Schlosser Francis Toth Crown Mistress A JoAnn Shull Crown Bearers - Connie Hostetler Tommy Stuckman Immediately following the Coronation, a Grand March, led by the King, Queen, and Royal Court, preceded the Royal Ball. 'X -.W SMG UUET-PLEASE mm UUET Ffwifbbif smw Row l-Left to right-Gerald Sapp, Ed Neidhardt, Jim Hirzel, Dick Kreg, Bill Hostetler, Bob Lehman, Dick Babcock, Cleo Ladd. Row 2--Don Hissong, Nub Kees, Max Culler, Ben Adams, Jim Jones, Paul Slattery, Jim lrey. ne, wo, jkree .9riLe:5- ou ite Uuf Because this material had to go to press before the l95l baseball season even began, we couldn't discuss the season's victories so let's take a rundown on last year's scores and take a look at this year's team. Hicksville lat Delphosl 4 St. Joe 3 Hicksville there? 2 Woodburn l5 Hicksville lherel 4 Delphos Jeff. 5 Hicksville ltherel 5 Farmer l Hicksville ltherel 20 Defiance l4 Hicksville lherel I4 Mark Center l Hicksville lherel 4 Farmer 3 Hicksville iherel 2 Edon 5 With most of last year's players returning, we should have a season even better than last year's. Under the coaching of Mike Sapp and his assistant Cleo Ladd, Hicksville is being built up into a formidable team. These two coaches have had to overcome many obstacles, one of the main ones being that Hicksville discontinued baseball throughout the war. This is only our third baseball season since the war, so when it ends we hope that Hicksville will have topped last year's 5-3 record. Coach Mike Sapp-What would we ever do without him? He's there every night giving his advice and taking jokes and wisecracks. What more could be expected of a coach? Ed Neidhardt-first baseman-Ed is always in there try- ing. Could more be expected of him? Jim Hirzel-pitcher-Jim's a lefty. We expect much of him this year and next. Dick Kreg-short stop-Dick is small, but fast. We think he resembles Pee Wee Reese. Bill Hostetler-catcher-Bill led the team in runs scored last year M9503 with 8 runs. Enough said. Bob Lehman-right fielder-Bob is one of the most ver- satile players on the team, serving as fielder and pitcher. Dick Babcock-third baseman-Dick is a veteran now, this being his third year out. Dick was second in runs scored last year with 7. Cleo Ladd-A very capable assistant coach. He was always right on the spot when you needed him, taping ankles, fingers, etc., and sometimes even substituting for the umpire when the ump didn't arrive. All in all they'll agree that he's a right handy man to have around. Donald Hissong-pitcher- Hissy is our other right handed pitcher, he shows much promise for this year. Norbert Kees- Nub another right handed pitcher, gave opponent pitchers plenty to worry about because of his uncanny hits. Max Culler-left fielder-This will be Max's third year out. Max is an efficient fielder and one of the best base runners on the team. Ben Adams-pitcher-He was one of our best utility out- fielders. Though he didn't play much, he was always on hand when he was needed. Jim Jones-center fielder--This is Mouse's second year out, but his first at center field. With the experience he gained last year, he should be plenty tough this year. Paul Slattery-second baseman-Although this is Paul's second year out, this will be his first year on the regulars. With a little more experience, Paul should give the opponents plenty of headaches. Jim lrey-utility player- Bean is another player who didn't get in the game too often, but he was always there plug- ging and we couldn't have done without him. 0 e Earn! The Future Farmers of America is a national or- ganization of farm boys who study agriculture in the pub- lic schools of the United States and the islands ot Puerto Rico and Hawaii. The purpose of our chap- ter is to teach the boys lead- ership, co-operation, citi- zenship, and to help give them a start in farming. Row l-Wilbur Wright, Lloyd Countryman, Lowell Applegate, Nub Kees, Earl Klepper, Joe Miller, Kenneth Wheeler, Row 2-Duane Killian, Leonard Siebenaler, Floyd Ballinger, Richard Deardorf, Kenneth Thiel, Eldon Siebenaler, Fred Culler, Row 3-Bob Chapman, Delay Thiel, Gary Beerbower, John Durrc, Roger Miller, Roger Kellogg, Bob Onstott, Delmar Nusbaum, Mr. Massie. The Hicksville F. F. A, was first organized under Mr. Austermuller in l939. Then after a succession of teachers it was closed in I947 for the lack of a teacher. lt was then reopened in the fall of l948 under the present teacher, Mr. Massie. Some of our activities are: an annual Parent-Son Banquet, swine sale, Public Speaking Contest, Parliamentary Procedure Contest, state judging, radio program, seed cleaning, sheep dipping, and a pest hunt. pfffgltle fo The student council of our school represents the student body and helps promote activities that are of general interest. This year the big gavel was given to Gerald Hinsch and the little one to Sally DeMuth. The quill and money bag was dele- gated to Elizabeth Benninghoff. The first business of the year was the planning of the in- auguration of class officers and members of the council. Soon, a committee was appointed to select full length movies for the year. Arrangements were then made for choosing cheerleaders for the football and basketball seasons. Homecoming and the inter-class basketball tournament were both sponsored by the council. Some of our accomplishments for the past years were: winning a gold award in Parliamentary Procedure contest for two years, entering five teams in State Judging, winning the Dairy Type School Contest at Van Wert one year and second the next year, sending five boys to State Camp and having one boy chosen to go to Boys' State. We are sending four state farmer applications in to Columbus and hope Hicksville has its first State Farmers. ib0l'l10Cl'ClCg The project for the year was a S50 contribution to the Board of Education for the purchase of new blinds for the audi- torium. Each member of the council is ready to serve in making Hicksville High a better school, Row l-Left to right-Gerald Hinsch, Mr, Ringer, Gene P. Volkert, Delmar Nusbaum, Brooke Tuttle, Duane Roth, Lu- cretia Hostetler, Pauline Katana. Row 2-John Durre, Lowell Applegate, Ralph Timbrook, David DeMuth, Sally DeMuth, Carolyn Wickerham, Nancy Dull, Elizabeth Benninghaff. Row l-Sandra Slaughter, Katherine Carwile, Nancy Cook, Esther Fogle, Bonnie Kees, Jeane Kallsen, Pat Wickerham, Carolyn Wicker- ham, Marilyn Poth, Mary Barkley. Row 2-Anna Mae Amaden, lla Hinsch, Norma Lobdell, Peg Dull, Norma Poper, Dorothy Linder, Vanita Etchen, Dorothy Tomlinson, Kathleen Beerbower, Mary Farlee, Mr. Tongring. Row 3--Carma Nelson, Sonya Stauffer, Lois Wheeler, Genevieve Gilliam, Carol Brannon, Carolyn Rowan, Nancy Bauer, Rachel Wonderly, Janice Carr, Maxine Jones, Janus Gerig. Row 4-Marilyn Rowan, Thelma Rohrs, Barbara Goller, Elizabeth Benninghoff, Georgia Davis, Sally DeMuth, Bernadette Kenner, Joyce Hootman, Marie Breidenbaugh, Carolyn Cleland. Row 5fBob VanHorn, Robert Hurni, David DeMuth, Lloyd Countryman, Guy Mettert, Lewis Wonderly, Jim Shuherk, Larry Preston, Jim Ray, Walter Crowl. Row 6-Clair Slattery, Glen Wonderly, Gene Volkert, John Durre, Bob Lehman, Brooke Tuttle, Lowell Applegate, Larry Rhoades. onggircb of The high school chorus, directed by Mr. Jack Tongring, has furnished us with many musical programs. Some of their appearances included singing at Rotary, Chapel, and P. T. A. During Christmas they sang Christmas carols in the hall and presented a program of varied Christmas music. They showed their versatility by presenting many types of music such as sacred songs, classical, popular, and novelty tunes. The chorus meets only twice a week, but by squeezing in o few night rehearsals, they were ready for the spring concert on March 9. At the concert Walter Crowl sang a bass solo. Glen Wonderly, singing a tenor solo, Walter Crowl, bass solo, and a girls' ensemble, consisting of Dorothy Linder, Sally De- Muth, Rachel Wonderly, Sandra Slaughter, Mary Barkley, Nor- ma Poper, Kathleen Beerbower, Carolyn Cleland, and Georgia Davis took part in the Solo and Ensemble Contest on March 3l. On April 7 the chorus participated in the Band and Chorus Contest at Bowling Green. Quickly following the contest came the Defiance County Music Festival. Hicksville has taken part in this program for several years.The lucky ones who were se- lected to be in the group representing Hicksville rehearsed sev- eral times before April 7. Then on the day of the festival an all-day practice session was held, under the baton of the guest conductor, Dr. Kennedy, who directs the Bowling Green Choirs. Between the district contests and the state contests the an- nual Music Awards Banquet was held on April 20. This was an event anticipated by many, for here the members of the chorus received their long awaited awards for service. Those who had been faithful for three years received a key, while those who had spent all four years of their high school time received a pin. The State Solo and Ensemble finals were held at Ohio Wes- leyan at Delaware, Ohio on April 2l. Just a week later the Bands and Choruses whose ratings were high at the district took their part in the state contest held at Delaware. Jef Mi ave ufiic The Junior Band, first organized last year, is composed of thirteen seventh and eighth graders who formerly advanced from the beginners' band. Now known as the B Band, this provides an opportunity for training the young people for future years in the A Band. The band meets once a week in sections and another time as a whole, making two rehearsals a week. Practicing the brass and woodwind sections separately makes it possible for Mr. Tongring to give more careful instruction to the individuals. Row lALeft to right-Judy Longsworth, Sandra Dall, Jennie Champion, Roxana Kuhl, singer. Jack Rader, Robert Gillespie, Carma Hootman, Maxine Rhoades. .X4 Song in earf This is the second year for our organization of the Glee Club, lt happened this year that the periods were so arranged that it was inconvenient for juniors and seniors to participate. This makes it a very young group, but they did very well with their 34 members. They took part in the annual Christmas pro- gram held in the gymnasium. After Christmas, they got new songs to work on for the concert. Aside from singing such songs as Stars Are the Windows of Heaven, You'll Never Walk Alone, and Good Night, Sweetheart, they included such favorites as Alice Blue Gown, By the Light of the Silvery Moon, and You Tell Me Your Dream in their concert on March 9. We have enjoyed their work greatly and know they will be able to keep up the good work in future years. Row l-Left to right- Katherine Carwile, Mil- dred Fogle, Mary Jane Smith, Marilyn Path, Jean Kallsen, Mary Bark- ley, Sharon Burkhead, Joan Ballinger, Shirley Moore. Row 2-Lois Mack, Mary Kees, Lois Tusti- son, Nancy Cook, Mar- iory Curry, Mariory Tusf tison, Esther Fogle, Helen Teegardin, Joyce Slaugh- ter. Row 3--Mr. Tongring, Sonya Stauffer, Nancy Bauer, Carolyn Rowan, Carol Brannon, Virginia Onstott, Rosemary Bock- elman, Sandra Slaughter, Jeanette Shanks, Louise Smith. Row Ae-Betty lsh, Marlene Siebenaler, Eliz- abeth Benninghoff, Mary , Brown, Mary Miller, Ruth l Adams, Carma Nelson, Carolyn Cleland, Marjory Cook. Kay Anderson, Helen Eckenrhoad, Mary Noff- Row 2- Left to right-Kathleen Kenner, 6i!4l'l6! tAl? ECUT6! Olin The opening of the football season meant plenty of work for the marching band. Although they were cut down in size slightly because a number of the boys went out for football, this didn't dampen their spirits one bit nor hamper those snappy half-time shows. Talk about work-outs-you don't know what exercise is until you get into the band! They did so much marching that their fallen arches were beginning to rise up in protest! They were well repaid for all their drilling, though, for at every game they presented a new half-time show with the snap and precision that would make even Ohio State proud. A typical show would consist of their ramp entrance, a hi , a let- ter far the opposing team, one or two other formations, and the H for Hicksville. Following the football season they began practice on more serious phases of music, but still didn't abandon their march music because it was they who led the parade opening the Christmas season in Hicksville. With the beginning of the new year they began really serious work on their concert and contest material. And of course along about this time came those inevitable and very nerveracking tryouts, Some were disappointed and some broke their arms patting themselves on the back, but that all goes with tryouts, By March 9, they were ready to present their annual spring concert. Meanwhile several ambitious souls had been practicing diligently for the District Solo and Ensemble Contest which was held at Bowling Green on March 3l. They included: Fred Culler, Judy Adcock, Mary Jane Smith, Carolyn Cleland, and Suzanne Bricker each playing a drum solo, Bob Van Horn, baritone solo, Bob Lehman, piano solo, Carma Nelson and Lloyd Countryman, playing trombone solos, and Marie Breidenbaugh, clarinet solo. The following Saturday, April 7, the band journeyed to Bowling Green for their district contest. Because of the reclassi- fication of districts, our band was moved up from class C to class B2 competition. Another boost for our band that day was the fact that they gave their old uniforms back to the moths and donned their brand new ones for the first time. On April l9, several members of our band participated in the Defiance County Music Festival held in Defiance. Ernest Manring, supervisor of music in Cleveland schools, directed the festival band. The next evening, April 20, the music department held its annual awards banquet. At this time our musicians received their rewards for all their hard work. A letter was awarded for three years in the band, a pin was given for four years, and a pin with guard was awarded to those in the band for five or more years. On the next morning, April 2l, those who came through with a first at the District Solo and Ensemble Contest rose bright and early to start their journey to Ohio Wesleyan at Del- aware for the state finals. The state contest for the band was held at Ohio Wesleyan the following Saturday, April 28. sw. if A Y . Hi, Y V. sf5' X e 'f rx' If 'tif' Z. FI' i L xh Ps. .1 ' .vo x . i av I .1 v 1 N ' P4 nys limi ' 1 . Q . 1 F , , . . 'hi xv 1 x f' , . , Ig ' :Sv f : 1- xx K f . Tr fL A ' . ' ax' 1 ' . x X sf' .' , ff A M , 45' V4 5 YH F A112 I f? .ff Qggwem em I5 3 Dam 'P lu Q av 3 Willa mu 431: . x-' t ' V-sf -4-s 4. if .-an o 2 x 4 af ' We 1 3'wg.,,, 4 N, W' 3 :rr T if an ff? P , N v I 3 sible? Dr. Hanna, Mr. Countryman, Mr. Laub, Mr. Rader, Dr. Hitt, President, Dr. Hofmeister, Vice President Mr Perkins Clerk gum- ian5 of Our .xdfma Wafer Our SCHOOL BOARD, the backbone of H. H. S., has pro- vided us students with a good administration, as well as assur- ing us of a well-rounded high school education. Through this group's helpfulness, we students are able to prepare ourselves for a successful future . . SECRETARY, Mrs. Vera Ladd, whose tireless efforts are deeply appreciated by all the students of H. H. S. Few of us stop to realize the time and effort necessary to copably fill this position, and we can proudly say that she has done her job well . . SUPERINTENDENT, Mr. George Rader, has won a place in all of our hearts through his fine co-opera- tion ancl helpfulness in making our school one of which to be proud. He received his A.B. degree at Ashland College, his M. Ed. at Duke University. He also is a graduate of the National Training School in Professional Scouting, Boy Scouts of Amer- ica, Mendham, New Jersey . . PRINCIPAL, Mr. Harold Ringer, received his B.S. degree from Bowling Green State University, and his Nl.A. degree from Ohio State University. He has more than proved his ability as principal by his never-ceasing pa- tience and willingness to assist the students. Besides the many other duties required of him, he also teaches Senior civics. nge 5 of Ql Cg MR. JACK TONGRING lngenious musician, never a dull class B. S., M. A. Ohio State University MISS JACQUELINE HENRY An athletic little lass with a pleasing personality A. B. Findlay College MR. GERALD MASSIE An expert on agriculture B. S. Ohio State University MR. JOHN KADUK Our own Dr. Einstein James Millikin University A. B., B, S. Defiance College. MRS. BERENICE BUNGARD Unlimited teaching ability Angola, B. S. Defiance MR. O. C. RODOCKER Our capable mathematics teacher Lima Luthern Ohio State University A. B. Ohio Northern University MR. DERRILL MURPHY lngenuous, well known tor his leadership B. S. Ball State Teachers College Indiana University MR. GERALD SAPP Tiny but mighty, a good sport B. S. Manchester College Purdue University MRS. MARY CU LLER Senior advisor, an energetic and diligent worker B. C. S. Office Training School Ohio University MR. D. E. WALKER Speaks many languages, director of the Senior Class Play A. B. Butler University MISS ESTH ER HOWENSTINE Supervises those good cafeteria lunches. B. S. Ohio State University Chicago University MR. CLEO LADD Successful as a coach, Mrs. Ladd's handy man B. S. Bowling Green State University Ohio Northern University Indiana University ...N 1 ...:-1'-:::s.rg..z':-.a.6.,::a - . 6Aow ine Look at all the hungry people. Well, they didn't stay hungry long because the cooks had the meal well-prepared in advance. The class of 'Sl wishes to say thanks to the cafe- teria cooks and to Miss l-lowenstine for making our school years more pleasant and healthful. Cooks: Mrs. Lottie Snell, Mrs. Clcudie Wolford, Mrs. Ona Owens. Helpers: Georgia Davis, Sally DeMuth, Dorothy Tomlinson, Kath- leen Beerbower, Bernadette Kenner, Dorothy Linder. Cashiers: Thelma Rohrs, Rachel Wonderly. Boys: Dick Babcock, Donald Hissong, Richard Fry, Lewis Won derly, Floyd Ballinger, Ben Adams, Charles Wetzel, Eldon Sieb- enaler, Blaine Levy. ALTERNATES: Susanne Bricker, Janet Brown, Marjorie Curry Marjorie Cook, Jeanette Shanks, Virginia Onstott, JoAnn Bal linger, Rosemary Bockelrnan, Mary Miller, Sharon Burkhead Donna l-lissong, Shirley Moore, Lucretia Hostetler. 3 Ml' Ce6ll'l'll, Pell! ana! Coackmen xx J l WC 5 1 ll, ffff P if XJ? I 'X The value of these six we often forget Or fail to appreciate, For their loyalness, patience, and service to us Have helped to make H. H. S. great. How would we get to school in the morning? Who would take us home? To find four sweller guys You'd have to roam and roam. Right on the job each morning, Back again each night, Bill, Allan, Dutch , and Elmo We think that you're all right! What would we do without them? l-low would we get along? Who would we get to help us out lf something should go wrong? So many times we're thoughtless, And just make them more work. Someone really should berate us For being such a jerk. So to our two janitors Always faithful and true, We want to say, Thank you, And hats off to you! -Marie Breidenbaugh We think our four bus drivers, Bill Brickel, Allan Poper, Dutch Krill, and Elmo Waltenberger, are just about the finest anywhere. lt is a great responsibility they have of seeing that so many people get to and from school safely, and they have managed very well. They seem to possess an unusual amount of patience with us for you know there are times when kids will be kids, but they all seem qualified to handle just about any situation. We also wish to express our appreciation to our two jani- tors, Roy Bauer and Alvin Beardsley. They were always right on the job to make our school building a pleasant place to which to come. So many times we were thoughtless and just made more work for them, but they were always very patient and did their work cheerfully, even though at times it does seem a rather thankless job. we 'Auf' 'xl reariure CAQJ 0 emoriw Dear Diary, Graduates carry into their later lite many happy memories ot high school days. It is the purpose ot any yearbook to record and preserve these memories so that in future years it may be- come a permanent record ot the happiest days ot a person's lite. The responsibility of preparing t-licksville's yearbook ot the class ot l95l has rested upon the Senior Class and the untail- ing work and guidance of Mrs, Mary Culler, advisor. The word deadline really means something, and it was our most used word for a long time. ln the last minute mad-rush to get our assignments in, we all wished we had done them when they were tirst assigned to us. In spite ot the rushing, we have all enjoyed preparing this book, and hope you enjoy reading it. Art - 461' Mary Ann Katona Judi Olsson LaVeda Coskey Editor - - Co-Editor Literary Activities Classes Marie Breidenbaugh Connie Kennedy Jeane Engle Dorothy Otis Ben Adams Judie Blosser Sharon Walters Catherine Rohrs Yvonne Driver Shirley Mettert Norma Jean Lobdell Advertising - Ed Bakle Gerald l-linsch Glen Wonderly Photography Jim Ray Norbert Kees Jo Ann Shull Circulation Gene Paul Volkert Jim Jones DeMar Keener Roger Miller Features Alice Cook Norma Paper Pat Brickel Business Managers Larry Adcock Bill Hostetler SDOVTS - Max Culler Francis Toth Jim Blalock -l-YDlSfS - Peggy Dull Mary Lee Schlosser Pat Wickerham Alumni Carolyn Wickerham Martha Timbrook Barbara Wonderly Bonnie Kees ulaerior? Lgjolahifificafecl. -.Sanford af .Any Qafe. gl. . BENJAMIN A. ADAMS Ben He trembled when a maiden drew near. Baseball 3, 4, Showboat 3, U. S. O. Show 4, Intramurals, Rotary, 4-H Club, Six Corners Basketball Team. JAMES COLIN BLALOCK Jasper If l've missed anything, I must have been asleep. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Play, Hixonian Staff, U. S. O, Show 4, Show- boat 3. 'I LAWRENCE ADCOCK Larry Our president, friendly, and always ready to help. Student Council, Jr. Class Play, Com- mercial Club, Sr. Class President, Show- boat, U. S. O. Show, Court, Six Corner's Basketball. JUDITH MARILYN BLOSSER Judie She has a smile that would knock the blues out of any sky. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 4, Spoondrift, Hixonian, Intramurals, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H, Jr. Class Play, Girl Scouts I, Court, Showboat, Quill and Scroll,AStudent Council, Class Officer, F. H. . me if EDWARD PALMER BAKLE Slick A mighty hunter and his prey was women. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Stu- dent Council I, Boy Scouts I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Bose- ball 2, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Hixonian Staff, Advertising Manager 4, Rotary Boy 4, Basketball Manager 4. MARIE AGNES BREIDENBAUGH The kind of a girl we'd like to have more of. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 4-H I, Girl Scouts I, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 3, 4, Spoondrift Editor 3, Hixonian Editor 4, Jr. Class Play, Jr. Showboat, Sr. U. S. O. Show, Buckeye Girls' State 3, Office girl 4, Library staff 2, Quill and Scroll 3, Court 4, Defiance County Music Festival 2, 3, 4. 'iv ,ASW . rl 49 PATRICIA ROSE BRICKEL Pat Always ready for fun and in for all kinds of sports. G. A, A. I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Varsity Bas- ketball team 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H I, 2, Girl Scouts I, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Hixonian 4, Spoondrift 3, Showboat, U. S. O., Cafeteria I, 2, F. H. A. Staff 2. I, 2, 3, Office Girl 3, Library MAX BURGOYNE CULLER Variety is the spice of life and Max is always doing something different. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Jr. Class Play, Showboat, U. S. O. Show, Court, Intramurals, Or- chestra I, 2, Hixonian, Latin Club I, 2, Boys' State, Rotary, All Ohio Boys' Band 3. ALICE LOUISE COOK Cookie Sweet and lovely, but never lonely. G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Varsity Basketball team 2, 3, 4, Showboat, In- tramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Hixonian 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Girl Scouts I, 2. YVONNE MARLENE DRIVER Von You don't have to be a blond to be preferred. Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Hixonian, Spoondrift 3, In- tramurals I, 2, 3, Showboat, U. S. O. Show. 50 LOVEDA COSKEY Vedie Just a gal who moved to town and al- ways nice to have around. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Art Club I, 2, Hixon- ian 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Thespians I, Kee Kapa Kapa Sorority 2, 3, U. S. O. Show 4. PEGGY JOAN DULL Peg Generally speaking, a woman is gener- ally speaking. G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Varsity B. B. team 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Hixonian, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 3, 4, Office Girl 3, 4, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria I, Librarian 4, Showboat, U. S. O. Show, Girl Scouts I. KATHRYN JEANE ENGLE Jeane Softly her fingers wander over the yielding planks of ivory. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, Commer- cial Club 3, 4, Hixonian 4, Court 4, Of- fice girl 4. JAMES HERBERT JONES Mousie The world is nothing without sports. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Senior Court, Jr. Showboot, Senior U. S. O. Variety Show, Chorus I, Commercial Club 4. GERALD EUGENE HINSCH Hot Rod The horder I try the gooder to be, the worser I become. 4-H I, 2, Junior Class ploy, Student Council, President 4, Class Vice-Presi- dent, U. S. O. Show 4, Hixonian 4, Boy Scouts I, 2. MARY ANN KATONA If silence were noise she would be the entire orchestra. Spoondrift 3, Commerciol Club 2, 3, 4, Hixonian 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Show- boat 3, U. S. O. Variety Show 4. , if 21 fill? BILL LoVON HOSTETLER Blackbird I know a lot but I can't think of it. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Court, Buckeye Boys' State, Baseball 3, 4, Hixonian 4, Class Show 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4-H 2. DE MAR KEENER Weiner None would suppose it, but I am natur- ally bashful. 4-H, Showboot 3, Intramurals 3, U. S. O. Variety Show 4. 51 BONNIE KEES Bony Just let me live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend of man. Hixonian 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Chorus I, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Girl's Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 2, 3, Cafeteria I, 2, 3, Library 2, Defiance Music Festival 3, 4, Showboat 3, U. S. O. Show 4, F. F. A. Court 4. NORMA JEAN LOBDELL Good qualities are often hidden under a auiet disposition, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Showboat 3, Office girl 2, Hixonian 4, U. S. O. Variety Show 4, Defiance Music Festival 3, 4, F. H. A. I, 2. NORBERT KEES Nub Winning way, a friendly smile, In all o boy who's really worth while. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Student Council, Boys' State, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Hixonian, Show- boat 3, U. S. O. Show 4, 4-H I, 2, ln- tramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Rotary. SHIRLEY JEAN METTERT No matter how you figure, she's got it. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, G. A. A. I, 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. I, 2, 4, Spoondrift 3, Hixonian 4, U. S. O. Show 4, 4-H I, 2, Showboat 3, Girl Scouts I, Class Officer. 22 . CONNIE KENNEDY Her darling brown eyes have a look of disguise. 4-H I, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 4, Jr. Class Play, Class Shows 3, 4, Hixonian, Spoondrift 3, Court, La- tin Club I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, Homecoming 2, 4, Class Officer 4, Office Girl 4. ROGER MILLER Pete Seen with Jo Ann in the hall, but in sports he prefers basketball. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Jr. Class Play, Show Boat 3, U. S. O. Show 4, Hixonian 4, 4-H I, 2, 3, F. F. A, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, ln- tramurals I, 2, 3, 4. 52 JUDITH LORRAINE OLSSON Judi Laugh today for tomorrow you may not hear a good joke, G. A. A. I, 2, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, U. S. O. Show 4, 4-H I, 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, Class Officer 3, Hixonian ig, Sinoondrift 3, Showboat 3, Quill and cro . JAMES ALTON RAY Jim I can live no longer by thinking. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band, 4, Defiance Music Festival 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Hixonian Staff 4, Camera Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, Reserve Foot- ball 3. DOROTHY JEAN OTIS Jean Her pleasingly quiet manner speaks for her. Red hair doesn't mean a thing. G. A. A. I, 2, Office Girl I, Librarian 2, Band 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Hixonian 4, U. S. O. Show 4, Showboat 3, F. H. A. 1, 2. CATHERINE ARLINA ROHRS Katie Her heart is like the moon-there is always a man in it. F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, Homecoming 3, Jr. Showboat, Jr. Class Play, U. S. O. Variety Show 4, Hixonian 4, 4'H I, 2, 3, Office Girl 4, Cafeteria I, G. A. A. 2, Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, Student Council I, 2. NORMA JEAN POPER Jeanie Very sweet and pleasing to meet. Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Hixonian 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Showboat 3, U. S. O. Show 4, Defiance Music Festival 2, 3, 4. MARY LEE SCHLOSSER Tootie Never dull, never blue-Tootie Schlos- ser here's to you. G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Girls' Softball 2, Corn- mercial Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Scouts I, Jr. Class Play, Showboat 3, U. S, O. Show 4, Girls' Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Court 4, Cafeteria I, 2, Hixonian 4, 4-H I. 53 JO ANN CORINNE SHULL Jo She enjoys sports of most any kind. Now she's engaged and made a good find. Cafeteria l5 Chorus l5 Band 25 Girl Scouts l5 4-H 2, 35 Class Officer 2, 35 Showboat 35 Girls' Varsity B. B. 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 45 U. S. O. Show 45 F. F. A. Queen 45 Office Girl 3, 45 ln- tramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming 45 Hixonian5 Court 4. GENE PAUL VOLKERT Shorty Women are a mysterious problem, but it can always be solved-l think. Chorus 2, 3,45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Hix- onian 45 Court 45 Student Council 3, 45 U. S. O. Show 45 Showboat 35 Defiance Music Festival 2, 3, 4. MARTHA TIMBROOK Mart Here's to the girl with heart and smile, that makes the bubble of life worth while. Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Hixonian 45 Spoondrift 35 Showboat 35 U. S. O. Va- riety Show 45 Library 4. SHARON LOUISE WALTERS Sharon A blush can be beautiful, but some- times inconvenient. Spoondrift 35 Jr. Class Play5 Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 45 Hixonian 45 Showboat 35 U. S. O. Variety Show 4. 54 FRANCIS TOTH Toadie Toadie never can be good-and he wouldn't if he could. Football l, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer l, 35 Senior Court 45 Class Play 35 Stu- dent Council 35 Hixonian 45 Showboat 35 U. S. O. Show 45 Commercial Club 4. CAROLYN WICKERHAM Peanuts ln sports she's quite the lass, And what's more she's treasurer of our class, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Varsity Bas- ketball Team 2, 3, 45 lntramurals l, 2, 3, 45 4-H l, 2, 3, 45 Girl Scouts l, 25 Class Officer 2, 45 Girls' Softball Team 25 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 3, 45 Hixonian 45 Office Girl 35 F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Court 45 Showboat 35 U. S. O. Show 45 Cafeteria l, 25 Music Festival 3. PATSY WICKERHAM Pat Though she is little and not very tall, We can't help liking her best of all. G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. varsity 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Commer- cial club 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Chorus 3, 4, Softball 2, Girl Scouts, Hixonian staff, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, U. S. O. Variety Show, Jr. Showboat, Cafeteria Girl l, 2, 3.. BARBARA ANN WONDERLY Barb Precious articles come in small pack- ages. Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Hixonian 4, Spoondrift 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Show- boat 3, U. S. O. Variety Show 4. an-.5 'Du I ...A , I i 3 .,., -M. .sg i Oli Fe lil f 0 Army ,.!l I Two of the boys in our class, Lowell Huntsinger and Carl Kallsen, who would have graduated with us are now in the U. S. Army. Much as we wish they were here to graduate with us, we know that it is only with their help and the help of others like them that peace among the nations can be achieved. Realizing the sacrifices they are making, we, the Class of 5l , wish to show our ap- preciation and pride in them. We want them to know that they will never be forgotten by their classmates and friends, and hope that they will not forget us nor their days at H. H. S. OLU. GLEN LYNN WONDERLY California What's the use of living if you can't enjoy yourself. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Play, Showboat 3, Class Officer 3, Student Council 3, Commercial Club 4, Intramur- a's, Softball, Defiance Festival l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H, U. S. O. Show 4, Hixonian 4, Ro- tary 4. Jlan Piaied fo l9rmnf Well, here they are, Diary Dear, the Senior Class officers. First on the left is our president, Larry Adcock. Larry, named Most Likely to Succeed, has shown much ability in leadership as our president and in his many other activities. Behind him is our vice-president, Gerald Hinsch. President of the Student Council and active in many other functions around school, Gerald is known for his big grin and his ability to get into trouble. Next is our secretary, Connie Kennedy. Being Homecoming Queen, Queen of the Coronation, co-editor of the Hixon- ian besides doing her school work and going steady with Bill have kept her a plenty busy girl this year. Last, but definitely not least, we come to our treasurer, Carolyn Wicker- ham. Known for her dependability and out- standing ability in all sports, it was no surprise when Carolyn was selected the Most Athletic Girl in the Senior Class, MJ... We, the class of l95l, wish to extend our congratulations to our valedictorian, Max Culler and our salutatorian, Marie Breidenbaugh. These two young people are well known for their countless 0 ong, .gfii Men To most people our class was no different than any other, except possibly as record noisemakers, but to Mama who was leaving her precious little baby all alone with strangers for the first time on that day back in '39, there was no other class like it in the whole world. I don't remember too much about it, but l have been told that things weren't too quiet. Yes, tears were falling and several wanted Mama, We soon got over this, and entered the second grade feeling quite mature, looking down upon those little babies in the first grade. We were given the opportunity to show our great musical talent by playing in the Rhythm Band. Everyone who heard us agreed that we must be full of music, for they swore that none of it ever came out. May- be we didn't sound so good, but we surely felt like big shots in our snappy red and white uniforms. The years flew by and suddenly we were entering the sixth grade and into social life, for it was that year that we elected our first class officers and had our first real class party. I think we'll all remember that menu-sandwiches, potato salad, pick' les, ice cream, chocolate milk, and cake. Mama had plenty of sick little darlings that night because, for some strange reason, most of us ended up with pickles and ice cream. In '45 the fifty-three of us entered the new building as very green and gullible seventh graders. By '46 we were old timers at the business, and undertook to publish a book, The History of Hicksville, in civics class. We felt very grown up, indeed, when Mr. and Mrs. Chaney chaperoned us on a trip to Colum- bus where we visited our state capitol buildings and many other places of interest. Freshman! How the word thrilled us with a pleasant SJ. . efforts, their scholastic ability, and their participation in many activities. They have attained this honor through much hard work and outstanding ability. We sincerely hope that Marie's and Max's success may continue after graduation. QOOJ fo .J6l0LU 011. thought of only four years left to struggle through. Strangely enough we lived through initiation lwhich wasn't really so bad after alll and further proved that we were really the rovin' kind by taking another trip, this time to Detroit. As sophomores we remember choosing our class motto, United We Stand, Divided We Fall, our class colors, maroon and gray, our flower, the yellow rose, and ordering our class rings. We worked very hard as juniors. ln the fall we gave our class play, Bolts and Nuts, a sensation, and there was Mama beaming with pride at her conviction that the entire cast had one foot in stardom. She was even prouder after we presented our variety show called Showboat which included the entire class. This year Mama also began to think her Baby was growing up as she saw her daughter receiving flowers and leaving in a formal, and her son worrying about flowers and the car-all of this for the Junior-Senior Banquet for which we had worked so hard. This, our senior year, has brought on its hard work with the U. S. O. Show, Hixonian, magazine and greeting card sales, homecoming, class play, coronation, and concessions at basketball and football games. But this was treated lightly for we were looking forward to the joy it would bring on the class trip to New York City. We will all have memories of the Junior- Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, Commencement, and the many things that happened to each one of us. The school may forget us, but we shall never be able to forget our memories of good old H. H. S. jkode a,l'I'l0ufJ ofadf ' 5 I, Jo Shull, will my seat in civics class to Janice Carr pro- viding I get out before she gets in. I, Katie Rohrs, will my safe driving ability to Dick Savage providing he doesn't age people as I have. We, Judi Olsson and LaVeda Coskey, literally speaking, will our lO:30 curfew to Anna Mae Amaden and Janus Gerlg providing they don't keep it any better than we did. I, Carolyn Wickerham, will IO minutes af my time to Mary Brown so that she can get to work on time. I, Mary Lee Schlosser, will to my little sister, Anna Marie, my seat in general math, providing the boys don't tease her as they did me. I, Pat Wickerham, will to Charles Wetzel my seat in home ec. I, Pat Brickel, will my long black eyelashes to Max Rohrs, providing he doesn't use them ta wink at girls. I, Shirley Mettert, will my dark green glasses to anyone who particularly likes green. I, Ben Adams will all the good times I had at H. H. S. ta any poor student who feels he or she is getting a raw deal. I, Jim Jones, will my ability to play basketball to my broth- er, Billy, providing he stays in training as I did. I, Ed Bakle, do hereby will and bequeath my sense of hu- mor and ability to laugh at the wrong time to Paul Slattery, knowing that he will carry on as I have done. l, James Blalock, will my old torn 30 and cor lpro- viding I get it runningl to my brother, Granny. I, Gerald Hinsch, will my long curly hair to Dick Babcock providing he doesn't have it cut off. l, Martha Timbrook, will my ability to giggle to my broth- er Ralphie, providing he giggles. I, Dorothy Otis, will my seat in physics class to Mrs. Alan Farlee, providing she likes the subject better than I did. I, Marie Breidenbaugh, do hereby will and bequeath to Dick Bailey my place in the chemistry lab., providing he can come out wearing the same pair of glasses he wore in. lMine didn't survive one of my experimentsll I, Norma Lobdell, will my ability to blush to anyone who thinks it is a charm. I, Sharon Walters, will my liking for school to the seventh grade class. I, Mary Ann Katana, will my ability to be late for school to my sister, Pauline, providing she doesn't use it. I, Bonnie Kees, will my diamond ring ta Lois Wheeler, pro- viding she can wait an the Army. I, Norma Paper, will my lang hair to Sally DeMuth pro- viding she doesn't put it up more than once a week. I, Yvonne Driver, will my long hair to any of the girls with short hair, providing they put it up on pink button curls as I do. We, Peg Dull and Alice Cook, will to Bob Lehman our language Igaitor, that isl providing he doesn't use to excess the first sentence we taught him. We, Jeane Engle, Barbara Wonderly, and DeMar Keener will that something about Antwerp to Bonnie Shuherk and Irene Wonderly. We, Judie Blosser and Connie Kennedy, do will and be- queath our positions on the 5th G. A. A. Reserve Team to any- one having outstanding basketball ability. I, Gene Paul Volkert, will my place in band and chorus to anybody who likes music, providing he doesn't talk in between numbers, so Mr. Tongring can hear himself. I, Francis Toth, will my ability to gab constantly to Mar- ilyn Path providing she doesn't grow quiet. I, Nub Kees, will my football ability ta Bud Amaden, pro- viding he gets to play more than I did. I, Roger Miller, will my typing speed to Ed Neidhardt, pro- viding he doesn't break my record of 80. I, Bill Hostetler, will my football jersey number I3, to my brother Frank providing he gets big enough to fill it. We, Larry Adcock, and Glen Wonderly, will our ability ta handle concession problems to anyone of the juniors with a sane mind. I, Jim Ray, will my chair in the Pep Band to anyone who wants to get into the basketball games free. I, Max Culler, will my poor eyesight and strong glasses to anyone who does participate in any sports. 69 Dear Diary, our maginafion . . . February 6, 1961 I was iust sitting here today looking at my old Hixonian. The years have certainly flown by. I wonder if the kids are still the same. Guess l'll write to Marie tonight and ask her if she knows where they are ......... ......... Dear Diary Dear Diary, February 18, 1961 Today I got a letter from Marie. She answered my numerous questions about the kids of H. H. S. Since she lives in New York now, Cher job in the WAF takes her' thereJ she could give me quite a few details. Francis Toth has a very classy night club called Bottoms- Up. In his fabulous place he features Peggy Dull as his favorite singer, along with her partner and co-star Alice Cook. They do a very colorful acrobatic number which is really worth seeing. Marie relates that while she was in training down in Texas, an old classmate, Carolyn Wick- erham, was stationed there. She is a career girl in the WAFS. It seems that Mary L. Schlosser has been sent to California, so she didn't get to see her ............... February 27, 1961 Today I received a letter from Bonnie Kees McKinley who lives in Saddlespread, Missouri. She told me that she lives close to Glen Wonderly who is a scientific farmer. They spent many enjoyable evenings together telling their families about their lives in H. H. S. Gene Paul Volkert, nationally known for his potatoes, lthey're as big as muskmelonsI lives very close. He's showing Ben Adams a Dear Diary, better way to raise those famous potatoes. March 6, 1961 Dear Diary, I can't write much because I must go to see Dorothy Otis. She's waiting for me at the roller skating rink owned by DeMar Keener. lt's called Girl's Dream. Same old DeMar!! He features at his rink two famous couples, nationally known for their skating ability, Jo Shull and Roger Miller, Bill Hostetler and Connie Kennedy. March 15, 1961 I am getting my picture taken at Ray's Studio, Jim has really made his hobby pay. As his assistant I found Mary Ann Katona who is studying art in her spare time. Dear Diary, Sharon Walters Gerig wrote me Dear Diary, March 24, 1961 Today I iourneyed over to 'Twerp, Ohio where I found Barbara Wonderly, Yvonne Driver, Martha Timbrook, and Jeane Engle. They have taken up residence in 'Twerp. This must have been carried over from our high school days. April 3,1961 the other day that little Joey needed his teeth fixed, so since her regular dentist was out of town she took him to the dentist that her doctor had recom- mended. To her amazement, it was none other than Max Culler and as his assistant, his pretty wife, Shirley Mettert. Dear Diary Dear Diary, April 18, 1961 Today I got a TV set. First program I listened to, I heard Norma Lobdell's Women's Hour. After her program, LaVeda Coskey and Judi Olsson presented their Advice to the LoveIorn. Then as a special attraction Norbert Kees SANG I Have But 5Oc. Well I must run, l'll write more later ................ April 21, 1961 I saw a very beautiful sign being put up, the face on it looked familiar, so I took a closer look-it was James Blalock and the sign read: If your doors hang open, use BLA LOCKS. They must be good if James is advertising them. Dear Diary, Dear Diary, April 26, 1961 Last week I picked up a famous model magazine and what should I see but Judie BIosser's and Katie Rohrs's pictures on the front cover. They're famous models now. April 26, 1961 Today I received an advertisement from Bakle, Hinsch, and Jones's Paper Wad and Shoot- ers, Inc. They are producing a new the top! Dear Diary, type of paper wad. They have really shot themselves to Dear Diary, May 2, 1961 I iust heard Margaret Struman's Guest Show on the radio. One of her guests was Norma Poper, singing the lndian Love Call. It really took me back to The Big Show we presented at our Coronation in '51. Then I heard the well-known correspondent, Larry Adcock. I think our Coronation TV Show helped him to take up that field ....... May 8, 1961 .Today I received a newsy letter from Pat Wickerham. She has finally achieved her most cherished dream. She is a dental technician in the WAVES. I guess l'll have to go now, I have to go on K.P. in a few minutes. The WAFS are wonder- ful but this K.P.!l Bye for now .... I I D I I I 1 I I I 1 .4Patty the Prophetic Prophetess 58 Siawlmf JL.4,M9l.f4 0 5 -151 SEPTEMBER 4-School begins with two new teachers and numerous Freshies. Which created the greater curiosity? 9-No more hope for delay in making a schedule. All con- flicts peaceably settled and classes in full swing. 15-Tootie, Did you ever take chloroform? Toadie, No, who teaches it? 29-Freshmen are getting the geography of the building in mind. Only six strayed into the wrong classroom today. OCTOBER l l-Meet old acquaintances-All School Party. l3-lsn't that lucky? A civics test on the thirteenth??? 20-Queen Connie reigns over Royal Bowl for annual Home- coming. Aces victorious over Garrett 2l -6. 3l-Ghosts, witches, spirits, school. What a combination! NOVEMBER 6-Most everybody here in body but, not in mind. MONDAY! Just take a note of the juniors. l7-Senior USO Show. Real professional stuff! 27-28-Thanksgiving may be over but we're still thankful- no school because of the snow storm. DECEMBER 6-Repeat Senior USO Show-was it really THAT good? l5-The pupils in the grades were treated with candy and in high school they were treated with tests. School dismissed for Christmas vacation. 27-Vacation time speeds along fast. Careful, just so it doesn't get arrested. JANUARY 2-Starting a new month and new year of school! HAPPY DAYS! l lO-Mr. Ringer informs us that there are reserved seats for those who talk in civics class. l9-New Haven tourney starts. Neidhardt, Kreg, Lehman, Savage, Hirzel, and Babcock A.W.O.L. FEBRUARY 5-Marie Breidenbaugh and Mary Ann Katona deposit their gum in the waste basket in English. Such a loss! H Q-Seniors sponsored Hixonian dance. Requests were taken. Little Brown Jug from Alcohol Anonymous to the Varsity Basketball Team. I4-None of the girls are over-stocked with valentines or candy. lNor the teachers either.l l9-Judi Olsson and Peg Dull found the reserved civics seats. MARCH 2- The Big Show introduces the 'Sl Royal Court. The Coronation Ball followed. 8-Dick Bailey, DeMar Keener, and Jim Shuherk got their hair marcelled. They are now known as the Toni Triplets. lO-Music Boosters sponsor annual music concert. Good work! 22-When the teachers had their pictures taken today, the photographer said, Look pleasant for just a moment, then you may resume your former expression. 29-30- Peter BeWare Junior Class Play. Nice Work! APRlL 6-Pupils in the grades have the measles and pupils in high school have spring fever. l8-Charlie Wetzel hasn't enough reading material at school, so he brought a Toledo Blade with him today. 26-27--Senior Class Play . . . Went off with a bang! MAY I ll-Juniors give Seniors a wonderful banquet. Thanks a ot. l8-Senior Day-Out at last! 20-Baccalaureate . . .and it rained teardrops from our eyes. 23-Commencement . . . Signed, Sealed, and Delivered. fDiplomas, that isll 27-3l-Seniors leave for class trip to New York City. Our goal has been reached and we call it a day. X gills? fy J- ' Ui: ff!! Z X Ejfim Y f QM r r. . F 4 5 4,2 , 5' H' 3 Mrk Supt. W. E. Bowman umni MOTTO: FRIENDSHIP AND CULTURE OFFICERS OF THE ALUMNI Richard Paul Green '45 President Max McDonald '47 Vice-President Bill Easterly '46 Acting Vice-President Elva Zuber '49 Secretary Anna Neidhardt '48 Treasurer No addresses are given for residents of Hicksville, Ohio. The designates those men who have given their lives during World War II. 1881 1893 u t T Reese Millison S . , Nolla Farmer-Shepherd tdeceasedl Ella Everett-Faber ldeceasedl Mary Sinn-Kinmont ideceasedi 1882 Supt. T. Reese Millison Viola Smith ldeceasedb Lillie Gorgas-Pettit ldeceasedj Almeda Platter-Bilderback tdeceasedj Edwin C. Clay ldeceasedl 1884 Supt. C. A. Fyke Ella Weaver-Clay ideceasedj 1885 Supt. C. W. Prettyman Kate M. Meek, San Marino, Calif. ldec.l Carrie G. Brown ldeceasedj Belle Rittenour-Gottfried ldeceasedl Jennie Otis-Williams, Kendallville, Ind. 1886 Supt. C. W. Prettyman Angie O. Wright-Utter, Modesta, Calif. Ada Platter-Lash ldeceasedl Lura Hamilton-Husner, Oberlin, D. Luther Wesner ideceasedj 1887 Supt. S. S. Lutz Elizabeth Jordon-Clough ldeceasedl Susie Ainsworth-Hardesty, Monrovia, Calif. Ida Correll-Culler ldeceasedl Nettie Wilson-Wesner ideceasedl 1888 Supt. S. S. Lutz Olive LaRue-Austen, Angola, Ind. Della Maxwell-Hilbert ldeceasedj Gertrude Miller-Ackley ldeceasedl Charles B. Brown tdeceasedb Maud Meek-Hood ldeceasedj Mercy Coulter-Dorsey ldeceasedl 1889 Anna Meek ldeceasedl Carrie Meek-Hunton, Evanston, Ill. Edgar J. Correll ldeceasedl May Beodle-Glassmire Ella Duncan-Mitchell, Columbus, Ohio Nellie Crowl-Haney, Decatur, Ind. Dora Batchelor-Deedly ldeceasedl 1890 Supt. W. E. Bowman Samuel A. Jordon, Cincinnati, Ohio Minnie Ridenour-Bricker ldeceasedi Ada Conrad-Hood, Alpena, Mich. Eva Nichols-Landis, Atlanta, Ga. Dora Curtis-Overholt, Ada, Ohio 1891 Supt. W. E. Bowman Mable Umbenhauer-Mundhenk, Toledo, Fordyce F. Richards ldeceasedj 1892 Su t. W. E. Bowman Supt. S. S. Lutz P Edith Batchelor-Gregg, Las Cruces, N. Mex. Bernice Hollinger-Hill Cdeceasedb Grace Correll-Baker, Santa Monica, Calif. L.aura Wesner-Harshman, Mulberry, Ind. Georgia Brown-Milliman ldeceasedl George Lilly ideceasedl J. Scudder Hull ldeceasedj Minnie Rose-Thompson, Detroit, Mich. Mary Smith-Seibold, Detroit, Mich. Nellie Wilderson, Los Angeles Grace Crary-Deardorf ldeceasedl Fred Umbenhauer ldeceasedj 1894 Supt. W. A. Salter Lulu Jump-Conard Effie Horn-Clark Lucy Higgins-Guerney ideceasecli Harriet Correll-Hawkins, Toledo, Ohio Cornelia Davis-Griffith, South Bend, Ind. Jenny Lilly-Rowan ldeceasedj Ella Loomis ldeceasedb Anna Martin ideceasedl Nettie Nichols-Hablewitz ldeceasedl Mary Shanklin, Waterloo, Ind. Pearl Ackley-Patterson, Elkhart, Ind. 1895 Supt. W. A. Salter Florence Coulter-Gage ldeceasedj Mercy Wright-Deibel ideceasedl Harry V. Wilson, Hamilton, Ontario Frank Milliman ldeceasedj 1896 Supt. W. A. Salter Clara Maxwell-Mastin Minta Moore-Banks ldeceasedj Orris Rodocker Estella Hoffman-Katzenrneyer, Bowling Green, Ohio William Dalrymple tdeceasedl Estell Lilly tdeceasedl Mary Nichols, Seattle, Wash. 1891 Supt. W. A. Salter lrene Hayes-Pinkerton, Bryan, Ohio Wilberta Williams-Conard, Kendallville, Ind. Leona Reaser-Rheinfrank, Battle Creek, Harriet Parker-Jameson, Battle Creek, Mich. Bertha Wright ldeceasedl 1898 Supt. W. A. Salter Jessie Wetzel-Wilson tdeceasedl lla Ferris-Correll Rena Wilson-Morris,Battle Creek, Mich. Mable Wyckoff-Dixon, Caro, Mich. Nellie Barnett-Maxwell ldeceasedl Herber C. Tannehill, Muskegon, Mich. Ora Rose ldeceasedi Carl F. Boester, Kirkwood, Mo. Ethel Coulter-Smith, Rolla, Mo. Virginia Batchelor-Needles, Glendyte, Calif. Martha Nichols-Stanley, Buffalo, N. Y. Della Berger-Cole ldeceasedj Edna Parker-Troy, Schenectady, N. Y. 1899 Supt. W. A. Salter Daisy Hill-Tuttle ldeceasedi Frank Hiscox ideceasedi Harry Getrost ideceasedj Thomas Townsend, Toledo, Ohio Nellie Smith-Leige, Battle Creek, Mich. Ray Davis, Auburn, lnd. Nellie Miller-Edwards ldeceasedl Lena Bricker-Grier, Fort Wayne, Ind. Blanche Tannehill, Chicago, lll. 62 1900 Supt. W. A. Salter Stella Peacock-Dowell Bessie Helsel-Gadsey, Bellevue, Wash. Mable Shenton-Zolman, Fort Wayne, Ind Dora Galloway-Berger, Colorado Springs, Colo. Otho Dalrymple, South Bend, Ind. Margaret Bannett-Patterson tdeceasedj 1901 Supt. W. A. Salter Ernest Boester tdeceasedl Laird Hoff Walter Ferris Ethel Cahill-Miller Ella Boester Altha Potter, Rome, N. Y. Charles Wetzel ldeceasedl Goldie Boon-Jolley May Freeburn ldeceasedl 1902 Supt. A. D. Rank Vada Bender-Wentworth, Quincy, Mich. LaVerne Hart-Brewster Wayne Hughes ideceasedi Bertha Peacock-Collins tdeceasedl Grace Tannehill, Chicago, lll. 1903 Supt. A. C. Bagnall Jett Griffin-Hoff Frances Carr-Bricker, Denver, Colo. Fred Dalrymple, South Bend, lnd. Charles Seibert ldeceasedj King Patterson tdeceosedl Grace Blosser ldeceasedl Edith Rank Guy Richardson, Ontario, Ind. 1904 Supt. J. M. Beck Blanche Lower-Wort Vera Seely-Ennison, Los Angeles, Calif. Fae Miller-Ferris ideceasedl Clyde Maxwell Alfred Booth, Antwerp, Ohio Ward Hughes, Washington, D. C. Merle Wort ideceasedl Edna Oswalt-Devore, Sherwood, Ohio Ralph Coburn, Cleveland, Ohio Dayton Wolford, Toledo, Ohio Fred Clemmer, ldeceasedl Marshall Berger, Miller, Ind. Walter O'Neil, Toledo, Ohio Ed Hilliard ideceasedl Grace Evans-Walker, Cassopolia, Mich. Frank Squires Cdeceosedl Arthur Schiedler ideceasedl Erma Wetzel-Potter tdeceasedj Vera Otis-Purdy, Findlay, Ohio 1905 Supt. J. M. Beck Warner Jackson, Muskegon, Mich. Ross Crowl, Kansas City, Mo. Homer Beerbower, Fort Wayne, Ind. Vera Peacock-Kohler, Belmont, Mass. Nellie McCord-Hiscox Edna Klinger-Smith, Derby, Kansas Norma Connolley-Kachudos, Bradenton Beach, Florida. Florence Gruber-Johnson ldeceasedl Ralph Nelson, New York City, N. Y. 1906 Supt. J. M. Beck Pearl Cahill, Dayton Cora Beerbower, Edgerton John Clemmer fdeceasedl Edna Nelson, Fort Wayne, Ind. Fred Drury, Britton, Mich. Bart Blosser, Fort Wayne, Ind. Dora Brink-Kirk, Kermit, W. Va. Beatrice Metz-Burch, San Gabriel, Calif. Paul Kerr ldeceasedl Joy Burley-Grooms ideceasedl 1907 Supt. J. M. Beck Sada Bender-Brinck, Allen, Mich. Ray McCauley Jessie Hart-Cromley Maurice Daniels Ruth Rittenour-Rodocker Mino Davidson-Burrell, Rossford Dena Landis Maude Schooley-Reverette, Mark Center Ross Cannolley, Chicago, Ill. Lottie Metz-Edgar Fred Dean, Birmingham, Ala. Eula Pettit-Ek ldeceasedl Claron Tracht ideceasedl Mable Johnson ldeceasedl Edward Willet ideceasedl Gertrude Hilliard-Laub Uottie Dell, Tiffin Koneta Helms, Santa Monica, Calif. 1908 Nina Phillips-Schaufelberger ideceasedl Fred Ferris Oscar Anderson, Toledo Franklin Maier, Massillon Lloyd Otis, Celina George Ridenour ideceasedl Estella Pettit- Steketee, Detroit, Mich. Robert Shimel, Fort Wayne, Ind. Alta Griffith-Zook, Denver, Ind. Ethel Deardorff-Kincade, Gardena, Calif. Lucille Ridenour-Stephen, Twin Falls, Idaho Guy Crowl, Minneapolis, Minn. DeWitt Kerr ideceasedl Mae Wetzel ldeceasedl 1909 Supt. C. C. Nardin Helen Rank, Toledo Ruth Scott, Cottage Grove, Ore. Alice Hanville-Byers, Garrett, Ind. Wayne Bilderback, Defiance Troy Farmer, Columbus Virgil Overholt, Columbus Grace Walker-Coughanaur Bernice Johnson-Schell Bessie Richardson-Husted Supt. J. M. Beck 1910 Supt. C. C. Nardin Don Evans Clair Garver Carl Hook Floraenlce Blodgett-McKahn, Buchanan, ic . Ethey Fry-Yeasting Corma Johnson-Rowe Grace Johnson-McCormick, Tiffin Edith Wetzel-Dalrymple, South Bend, Ind. Lelah Getrost-Schooley, Lorain Elma Beerbower, Athens lla Clemmer-Ripley, Ocean Lake, Ore. Phyllis Culler, Cleveland Herschel Ackerman ideceasedl Orza Burgener, Fort Wayne, Ind. Stella Lilly, Quincy, Ill. Eva Bevington ideceasedl Owen Tustison, Garrett, Ind. Hazel Seibert-LaVon, Toledo Jennie Rose, Los Angeles, Calif. Ira Beerbower Lela Gallup-Walters, Hudson, Mich. Rose Bequillard-Beach ldeceasedl Myrtle Huber-Daniels, Cleveland Mary Pettit-Leininger ldeceasedl Margaret Gessinger-Wetzel ideceasedl Mabel Schaeffer-Burgener, Fort Wayne, Ind. 1911 Supt. C. C. Nardin Stella Cuyler-Gillispie Alice Dickerhoff-Garad, Los Angeles, Calif. Winnifred Moore, Fort Wayne, Ind. Bessie Vesper-Green Hazel Nelson-Gessinger, Pontiac, Mich. Ethel Hook Daisy Diehl, Fort Wayne, Ind. Franklin Stringfellow Dorthea Boester Bertha Mason-Fett, Bluffton Blanche Hadsell-Miller, Peru, Ind. Pearl Place-Keck Zoa Overholt-Shimel, Fort Wayne, Ind. Lena Bensteel-Grenz, Detroit, Mich. Fred Jackson, Detroit, Mich. Gertrude Brinck-Davis ideceasedl Walter Blalock Hazel Willet-Huber 1912 Supt. C. C. Nardin Forest Bricker, Detroit, Mich. Mary Miller-Hadsell Berenice Sauer-Bungard Ross Tustison, Topeka, Ind. Warren Miller Candace Arrants-Houston, Oakland, Calif. Floy Hauter-Jump ldeceasedl Gladys Gallup-Taylor, San Antonio, Texas Clyde Walter ideceasedl Fern Storm tunknownl Herschel Scott, Eugene, Ore. Fred Jackson ideceasedl Fay Mason-Strumpell, Summers, Iowa James Lindemuth, Hudson, Mich. Harold Carr, Defiance Gladys Cook-Flurkey, New Cumberland, W. Va. 1913 Supt. C. C. Nardin Iva Budd, Cleveland Heights, Ohio Mary Booth-Kemerer, Antwerp Elma Bungard ideceasedl Leah Hilliard-Hart Van Hadsell Gladys Huber-Birdsall ldeceasedl Elsie Shoemaker-Valentine, Oakland, Calif. Nellie Hook, Glen Cove, N. Y. Scudder Welty, Fort Wayne, Ind. Laura Hadsell, Cincinnati Charles Hoel, Columbus Edna Wolf-Stuckey, Woodburn, Ind. Freda Waltenberger-Hosack, Oxford Inez Shull Claude G. Hitt Fred Dierstein, Detroit, Mich. John Arrowsmith, Ft. Belvoir, Va. Herbert Blakeslee, Evanston, Ill. Donald Batchelor, Owasso, Mich. Fae Gorrell-Strubing, Ann Arbor, Mich. 1914 Supt. C. D. Perry Beulah Otis-Poper ideceasedl Una Hook-Miller . Beulah McCullough-Hulbert Jesse G. Gorrell ldeceasedl Gladys Gorrell-Stuckey ldeceasedl Wayne Hulbert Laurence Hart Verda Elliott-Etchen Lela Breitenbach-Berryman Lenora Miller-Mayum, Philadelphia Loren Carey, Celina Fled Schell- Edgar, Fort Wayne, Ind. Marie Blosser-Carr, Defiance, Ohio Ira Dull, Marion, Ind. Preston Pugh, Trilby, Ohio Helen Griffith ldeceasedl Blanche Sauer-Nugen, Auburn, Ind. Beatrice Otis-Stevens, Dayton Harry Cook, Fort Wayne, Ind. Katherine Leslie-Walters, Portland, Ore. Wilma Poince-Thomas, Chicago, III. George Patterson, Defiance Wallace Treat ldeceasedl Lynn Bricker Grace Huber-Christman, Bryan 1915 Supt. C. D. Perry Hollis Grover Bennett Rose Floyd Kline Ralph Wittig Vernon Killian Claren Saltzman Selye Hadsell, Columbus, Ohio Ardis Hootman-Beerbower Bernice Keener-Ames ideceasedl Naomi Mason-Husted, Marion, Ind. Elizabeth Boester-Wentworth, Ann Arbor, Mich. Elba Dowell-Yeagley, Farmer Virgil Willet ideceasedl James Howenstine, Lima George Henning, Columbus Pierre Willet, Sandusky Hazel Hauter-Morhart, Antwerp Mary Arrowsmith-Battershell, Chicago, I. Pauline Jackson-Irwin, Cleveland Marvin Cole Dora Miller-Limpert Viola Graham-Cosper, Butler, Ind. Claron Edgar, Fort Wayne, Ind. 63 Zola Lenz-Metz Walter Frye, Angola Flossie Bungard, Flint, Mich. May Warfield-Flagg, Onoville, N. Y. Marguerite Wagner-Smith Harold Batchelor Mabel Cairns-Bruggeman Lela Hook-Miller 1916 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Martha Smith-Wineland, Fostoria Derrill Bricker, Woodland, Calif. Olen Moore Donna Swann-Ohler, Lima Golda Huber-Renz, Fort Wayne, Ind. Garrett James Iona Murphy-Edson, Lima, Ohio L.eota Voght-Kline Hazel Wonderly-Beard, Edgerton Doris James-Saltzman Lucile Jackson-Strubing Eliza Otis-Yarger Allen Elliott Beatrice Brown, Cinicinnati Margaret Hall-Myers, Lima, Ohio Lela Blodgett-Irish, Germantown, Pa. LaVon Seibert, Detroit, Mich. Morris Longswirth, Wellesley Hills, Mass. Lloyd Hartzler, Fort Wayne, Ind. Shelby Phillips, Washington, D. C. Esther Otis-Rhoades, Boonton, N. J. Leitha Waltenberger-Kuhl Helen Olson-Johnson, Fort Wayne, Ind. Agnes Maxwell-Fetzer Gladys Winn-Anderson, Calumet City, Ill 1917 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Gerald Crowl Robb Cook, Chicago, Ill. Arden Shull Kenneth Phillips, Fort Wayne, Ind. Williom Henning, State College, Pa. Alva Miller, St. Joe, Ind. Avis Gillette-Riley, Pitcairn, Pa. Merle Fitzcharles-Weise, Edgerton Helen Breitenbach Vernice Beerbower-Carter, South Bend, In Raymond Frye Carl Scott, Crestline Gladys Stacy-Fritch, Bryan Ruth Biddle-Bates, Findlay Elizabeth Arrowsmith, Cleveland Edith Blodgett-Strete Ivan Rose, Midland, Mich. Claude Bungard, Flint, Mich. Marie Wyckoff-Krill Agnes Hider-White, Detroit, Mich. Gale Poole ldeceasedl Mary Hook-Wickiser, Huntington, Ind. Forest Warner 1918 Supt. H. S. Armstrong LaVonna Beltz-Skinner Bonnie English-Frye Frances Kimble-Getrost, Chicago, Ill. Vida Mabrey, Kendallville, Ind. Ruth Willet-Thiel Eurie Elliott, Defiance Wayne Kreg Mable Gueth-Betts Lottie Forder Mah:-it Applegate-Bradshaw, Long Beach, Ca if. Louise Mercer-Stewart, Evansport Emmet Masters, Meade, Kansas Lewie Brown, Youngstown Ruth Moore, Dayton Newton Richardson, Albany, Ga. Fay Timbrook, Toledo Ralph Beerbower, Peoria, Ill. Annette Bauman, San Gabriel, Calif. Charles Overholt ideceasedl Clinnie Seibert-Leininger, Detroit, Mich. Alice Beerbower-Berkeypile, South Bend, Ind. Pauline Otis-Moorman, Van Wert Freda Peters-Cook, Fort Wayne, Ind. Nova Stoy-Benson, Lansing, Mich. Florence Hosack-James, Oxford 1919 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Estell Coburn, Holgate Hattie Hulbert-Stotz Elva Hilbert-Hook, St. Joe, Ind. Richard Hootman, Colorado Springs, Colo Florence Kleckner-Newcomer, Bryan Reba Laub-Billman Forrest McCalla Dorothy Schell-Ray Walter Stevenson, Gainesville, Ga. Charles Smith, LaGrange, Ind. Goldie Topper-King Madonna Warner-Clark Ward Baker ideceasedl Myrtle Ginther-Mills Ralph Palmer Helen Armstrong-Hall, Fostoria Winifred Bond-Grubb, Fort Wayne, Ind. Esther Howenstine Enzor Conine, Fort Wayne, lnd. Clair Cahill Vada Barnes-Manon Mildred Batchelor-Steinkamp Freda Maxwell-Sholl Lois Kleckner-Young 1920 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Doris Armstrong-James, Tampa, Calif. Mary Wittig-Kline Violine Otis ldeceasedl Mabel Hulbert-Deal, Edgerton Olen Bricker, Cleveland Edith Cottrell-Baker, New Haven, lnd. Lyndall Stahl-McCalla Hazel Foust-Koerner, Edgerton Kathryn Bender-Ogle, Toledo Leila Miller, Defiance Gladys Cunningham-Mavis, Auburn, lnd. Hilda Weller ldeceasedl Marjorie Smith-Vandenberg, Berea, Ohio Homer Applegate, Fort Worth, Texas Herbert Willet, Washington, D.C. Birdie Burlingame-Bennigan, Fort Wayne, lnd. Mercer Pugh, Wauseon Helen Peeper-Smith, Bowling Green, Ohio Kathryn Conard-Bower, Marshall, Mich. Vance Bricker, New York City Emily Arrowsmith-Reed Lloyd Smith, Fort Wayne, lnd. Donald Welty, Girard, Ohio Morris Mastin Lola Bevington, Manorville, Pa. Bernice Swann-Beerbower, Peoria, lll. Erma Hilbert-Hedges, Ashville Ralph Sellars, Fort Wayne, lnd. Reed Hook, Toledo Sidney Smith ldeceasedl 1921 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Leroy Aten Esther Miller-Cahill Eloise Correll-Davis, Bloomington, lnd. Harold Armstrong, Cleveland Kathryn Johnson-Oberholzter, Harlan, lnd. Jennie Horn-Melcher, Detroit, Mich. DeLoy James, Tampa, Flo. Mildred Longswirth-Brown, Jacksonville, O. Gerald Palmer, Youngstown Vera Bauman, San Gabriel, Calif. Mary Kenner-Arrend, Mark Center Virginia James-Easterly Fordyce Moore Genevieve McCormick-Mastin LaRue Pugh-Mortimer, Toledo Eldin Sholl, Arcadia, Ohio LaVerne Zuber, Blythe Grace Lash-Daub Ray Laub, Butler, lnd. Glen Burgoyne, Auburn, lnd. Leota Hitt-Scherer, Cuyhoga Falls Donaldson Monosmith, Coldwater, Mich. Lauren Bricker, Tacoma, Wash. 1922 Supt. H. S. Armstrong LaVern Armstrong-Blosser Hegri Arrowsmith-Hardy, Wapakoneta, io Fern Battershell-Knerr, Toledo Relgiga Bauman-Blumberg, Fort Wayne, n . Emma Bruggeman-Scranton Mary Burgoyne-Culler Ladene Cole-Knerr, Bradenton, Fla. Verna Collins-Perry Lucille Canine-Nelson lda Driver-Layman, Youngstown Janet Griffin-Grasso, Brooklyn, N. Y. Berdine Kline-Kroeger, Fort Wayne, lnd. Hazel Kline-Bennet, Edon, Ohio Ercel Lenz-Miller Amelia Lesle-Ziegler, Newborg, Ore. Helen Mercer, Pontiac, Mich. Mary Lee Mohr-Abbott, Chicago, Ill. Alma Olson-Goodwin Agnes Reas-Beard Juanita Stahl-Hyatt, Ventura, Calif. Murl Wentworth, Quincy, Mich. Loren Applegate, Blaney Park, Mich. Martha Wentworth-Applegate, Blaney Park, Mich. Carrie Wentworth-Bricker Lawrence Brush Richard Ames, Hyattsville, Md. Wendell Culler William Cleland Forrest Deardorf Joseph Dunbar, Burlingame, Calif. Reign Hadsell, Mt. Carmel, Conn. Dallas Johnston, Piqua, Ohio Maynard Kleckner ldeceasedl Carlos Miller Julius Waltenberger, Pleasant Lake, lnd. Gladys Steel-Waltenberger, Pleasant Lake, lnd. Laverne Weaner-Rickerd, Butler, lnd. 1923 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Harry Mapes, Carey John Blosser Maribel Van Arsdall, Dayton Elsie Ahleman, Liberty Center Geraldine Gates-Ohl, Findlay Katherine Bevington-Lower ldeceasedl Dorothy Cottrell-Roller, Harlan, lnd. Kathleen Hart-Daugherty Nora Hover-Eager Leota Haver-Pavkovich, Toledo Thae Johnson-Michelson, Antwerp Mae Johnson-Longbreak, Antwerp Florence Link-Hess, Butler, lnd. Doris Mann-Saylor, Columbus Arlene Otis-Craig, Fort Wayne, lnd. Zelma Peter-May, Ney Leontine Zuber-Harter, Cleveland Burdette Custer, Decatur, lnd. Herschel Fitzcharles ldeceasedl Olen Mavis, Washington, D. C. Clarence Jordon, Fort Wayne, lnd. Eugene Newton ldeceasedl Donald O'NeiI, Hudson, Ind. Guy Volkert Olen Alexander, Harper Station, Mich. Lavon Miller Roger Warner Douglas Warner Mildred Hinsch-Knight, St. Claire Shores, Mich. 1924 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Angie Arrants-Smith Daisy Beree-Hart, Goshen, lnd. Ray Maxwell Violet Clay-Seely, Pasadena, Calif. Zelda Dorsey-Hootman Arvilla Dammann Cleo Edson-Aten Bessie Forder-Wickerham Marie Hoff-Bakle, Jackson, Mich. Fer Hook-Ferguson, Auburn, lnd. Mallrine Hadsell-Lute, Columbus, Ohio Garnett Krontz-Silkworth, Jackson, Mich. Grace Maxwell-Wilson Zelma Miller-Palmer Carol Otis-Beam, Fort Wayne, lnd. Viletta Townsend-Brethouer, Fayette Floyd Palmer Mariorie Smith, Cleveland, Ohio Eleanor Snyder-Dills, Garrett, lnd. LaVerne Shull-Klopp, Fort Wayne, lnd. Dorothy Widney-Nayarre, Monroe, Mich. Robert Battershell, Antwerp, Ohio lva Wartenbee-Cook, Toledo, Ohio William Cruikshank, Chicago, lll. Raymond Hofmeister DeLoss Hadsell, Concord, Calif. Ward Hart Russell Kelly, Farmer, Ohio Ray Middaugh Dorothy Tompson-Valentine, Trenton, Mich. Freeda Ruger, Lansing, Mich. Vera Rease-Breininger, Elmhurst, lll. Roscoe Wagner lunknownl 1925 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Gertrude Bishoff Helen Burlingame-Miller, Garrett, Ind. Hazel Crouse-Whitman Margaret Cruikshank-Jackson, Rockford, Lourine Wonderly-Bailey Edith Hart-Smith Margaret Hoffman-Pulse, Chillicothe Mary Hughes-Larkin, Clarence, N. Y. Eleanore Jordon-Meeker, Republic, Ohio. Annabelle Maxwell-Culler Gwendolyn Miller-DeMuth Eva Miller-Smith, Edgerton Marslxelh Saunders-Gordon, Grand Rapids, IC . Wilma Peter-Charles, Bryan, Ohio Lucille Schooley-Kreg Ruth Strain-Houk, Edgerton Marguerite Weaner-Moonie, Van Wert Sally Welty-Wolf, Detroit, Mich. Flizabeth Wilderson Mervin Applegate 64 Virgil Bowker Carl Kisabeth, Fort Worth, Texas Merle Hootman, U. S. Army Air Corps Elmer Miller, Fort Wayne, Ind. Doyle Palmer, Hillsdale, Mich. Blanchard Perry John Rettig, Birmingham, Mich. Gerald Rumbaugh, Hartford City, lnd. Glenn Volkert Marcile Van Arsdall-Gueth, Grove City, Ohio Karl Welty ideceasedl Clara Gaston-Corcoran, Springfield Norville Canine, Spencerville, lnd. Forder DeMuth Virgil Hofmeister ldeceasedl 1926 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Opal Applegate-Volkert Helen Armstrong-Berlin, Jeanette, Pa. Bessie Baker-Spicer, Defiance Pauline Beree Doris Conine, Fort Wayne, lnd. Madge Coon-Lower Marion Correll, Detroit Elsie Fox-Scott Lucille Gingrich-Wade, Farmer, Ohio Ethel Humbarger-Kelly, Farmer Opal Hurni-Furney Gladys Kline-lmpton, St. Joe, lnd. Goldie McClellan Mildred Piper-Teegarden Erma Rex-Wright, Fort Wayne, lnd. Beatrice Warner-Sharp, Newville, lnd. Esther Wise-Keesberry Wellington Blalock Leon Carey George Hanna Wayne Kelley Paul Lower, Montpelier, Ohio Homer Miller ldeceasedl Kenneth Mohr Walter Scranton Harold Stauffer Carl Cook William Stringfellow, Toledo Roland Wright Earl Beerbower Foster Moore, Fort Wayne, lnd. Naomi Brickel-Werner, Springfield, Mo. Leta Webb-Schaefer, Newville, lnd. 1927 Supt, H. S. Armstrong George Gaston, Springfield Bertha Thomas, Tustison Lola Baker-Jolly Marian Baker-Campbell, Tokyo, Japan Mabel Byroade-Hymen, Fort Wayne, Ind. Ruth Hirzel-Horton, Defiance, Ohio Ruth Hoffman-Reiner, Hamilton, Ohio. Gertrude Hughes-Pollack, Wallbridge, Ohio lsabelle Crouse-Sparks, Jacksonville, Fla. lnez Mettert-Kennedy Max Shrider, Hamilton, lnd. Raymond Tuttle LaVon Murphy Richard Easler, Fostoria Robert Welty, Jewell Drexel Mapes, Detroit, Mich. Christy Hees, Fort Wayne, lnd. Charles Wetzel Emmett Cunningham Otho Paper Edna Kock-Hirzel Joy McCalla-Schlogel, Auburn, lnd. Nona Kisabeth-Nagy, Jackson, Mich. 1928 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Wayne Smith Arley Reas, Piqua, Ohio Merton Strain ldeceasedl Wendell Wright Roger Johnston, Mill City, Ore. Virgil Miller, Columbus John Meek, Marshall, Mich. Wayne Edgar, U. S. Army William Beverly, Garrett, lnd. Carlin Beerbower, San Francisco, Calif. Robert Baker, Long Beach, Calif. Dwight Burlingame George Wort Lloyd Keck, Kokomo, lnd. Terry Clark, Fort Wayne, lnd. Glen Warner, Portland, Ore. Lester Walker, Piqua, Ohio Fredric Deatsman, Niles, Mich. Milford Herrick, Madison, Ohio Voil Cottrell ldeceasedl Vern Rodocker, La Grange, lnd. Max Stierwalt, Huron, Ohio Florence Sholl-Tuttle Richard Rowan Robert Hiscox, Tusclucum College, Tenn. Lucy Shull-Flower, Dalton, Ga. Gladys Warner-Ridenour Inez Gordon-Poth Ralph Battershell Florence Woodcox-Hitt, Auburn, lnd. Wilda Christotfel-Dunderman, Antwerp Leona Scott-Tomlinson Irma Tustison-Kelly Irene Volkert-Applegate Leila Weaner-Wright Beatrice Kemerer-Becker, Woodburn, lnd. Genevieve Paper-Casebeer, Butler Sarah Hramish-Underwood, Cleveland Rosa Chaney-Parker, Wayne, Mich. Rachael Ames-May Marietta Banks-Zedeker, Farmer Beulah Levy-Ankey, Defiance Dorothy Wonderly-Seigler, Toledo Martha Hanna-Gilbert Phyllis Arrants-Martin, Cleveland Jeanette Rhodes-Baerlin, Edgerton 1 929 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Grace Saunders-Hoff, Toledo Wayne Beerbower, Fzit Wayne Wayne Benninghoff Wilbur Beree George Correll, Dayton LaVerne Engle, Fostoria Wendell Funkhouser, Paulding Forrest Getrost, Sidney Glen Baker, Butler, lnd. lone Volkert-Brendell, Fort Wayne, lnd. Martha Thomas-Keyser, Fort Wayne, lnd. Louise Smith-Wort Lelah Schooley Mabel Rowan-Shall Bernice Rex-McCurdy Alta Pickett lunknownl Mildren Kline-Cook, Grabill, lnd. Regina Kenner-Myer, Antwerp Zoa Kelly-Killian Robert Hoff, Toledo LeRoy Keener, Dayton Maurice McCurdy, Fort Wayne, lnd. Lodema Winn-Otis Maxine Walker, Ney Walter Smith Frankie Hickman-Glatz, Detroit, Mich. Kathryn Deatsman-Kreig Eula Beerbower-Webster, Detroit, Mich. Rose Armstrong-J ump, Tampa, Florida Weldon Webster, Detroit, Mich. Walter Sholl Robert Siebert, Port Huron, Mich. LaVon Banks ideceasedl Jack Mercer, Chicago, lll. Frank Engle Fordyce McCurdy Mildred Arrants-Savage Marie Brenneman-Carder, Continental 1930 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Harriet Bates-Ruger ldeceasedl Marie Johnston-Stabb, Palo Alto, Calif. LeRoy Neidhardt, Farmer Eleanor Wonderly-Davis, Fart Wayne, lnd. Garnette Connelley-Forder Ruth Crouse-Long, Etna Green, Ind. Gladys Cunningham-Carey Louise Davidson, Los Angeles, Calif. Garnet Dennis-Keener, Butler, Ind. Marion Dermott, St. Joe, Ind. Eulalie Hart, New York City Eleanor Houk-Benninghoff Edithd Kathleen Murphy-Theile, Fort Wayne, n . Madelyn Palmer-Bakle Voy Ridenour-Mahan, Washington, D. C. Mary Rhodes-Barber, Fostoria, Ohio Regina Winn-Smith Bennie Baker Viwxxenaie Richards-LeBlond, Battle Creek, ic . Vern Hiscox, Fort Wayne, Ind. Loren Davis, Fort Wayne, lnd. Joseph Conard Kenneth Byroades Leo Gessner, Lansing, Mich. Raymond Griffith Ronald Tomlinson Robert Thornburg Ivan Ruger, Lake George, lnd. Wayne Rose, MarVista, Calif. Robert Olson, Fort Wayne, Ind. Carl Koch, Columbus Maurice Kline, St. Joe, lnd. Merle Headley Mariory Blosser-Riley, Fort Wayne, lnd. Fred Wonderly, Fort Wayne, lnd. Bart Blosser, Fort Wayne, lnd. Ruth Fisher iunknownl Valetto Snell-Crall Charlene Dotts-Stauffer 1931 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Irene Ames-King, Defiance Pauline Beverly-Ridenour, Garrett, lnd. Beatrice Brown-Ringhand, Carthage Rose Booth-Gorgas, Royal Oak, Mich. Marvel Driver-Aumend, Cincinnati Mary Ferris-Scott, Syracuse, New York. Claudine Fuller-Burlingame Carma Hootman-Meek Mildred Hover-Eager, Grabill, lnd. Flora Seely-Butcher, Los Angeles, Calif. Florence Smith-Smith Grace Hootman-Fellman, Richland, Wash. Farrel Evans, Ney, Ohio Lyman Dorsey, Tipp City, Ohio Harold Cook, Harlan, lnd. Helen Hummer-Vance, Defiance Pauline Wonderly-Disler, Seattle, Wash. Dorothy Warfield-Getrost, Sidney lla Wort-Ochetree, Detroit, Mich. Harold Sholl Garold Cook Wendell Meek Gaylord Monroe Harry Ridenour, Garrett, lnd. Paul Beverly, Findlay Max Connolley, Plymouth, Mich. Robert Rowan Lee Stierwalt, U. S. Navy Max Thomas, Fort Wayne, lnd. Lynn Shirley, Fort Wayne, Ind. Darrel Waltenberger, Fort Wayne, lnd. Luther Schafer, Warren, Ohio Lavon Rex, Grand Rapids, Mich. Ralph Humbarger ideceasedl 1932 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Dorothy Sinn-Shirley, Fort Wayne, lnd. Paul Schoter, Massillon Raymond Lilly, Columbus Paul Carr Joseph Carr Roberta Neff-Hammon, Cleveland William Laub, Columbus Mciryi Helena Jordan-Stirling, Fort Wayne, n . Wayva Seevers-Thompson Guy Beerbower, Harlan, lnd. Marceline Koch-Gorrell, Harlan, lnd. Phyllis Elder-Rex, Grand Rapids, Mich. Vada Ridenour-Allen, Columbus, Nebr. Robert Longsworth Herbert Ringenberg Marcella Durfey-Hiscox, Tusclucum College, Tenn. Lois McDonald-Guiff Leone Cleland-Blosser, Fort Wayne, lnd. Doaothfa Ganger-Thiel, Harmosa Beach, a i . Madonna Kenner-Shortgen Elvin Thiel, Harmosa Beach, Calif. Roger Rodocker, Columbus Lenore Robertson Doris Metz-Pease, Latty Richard Loub Adah Horn-Brinker, Jackson, Mich. Walter Deatsman, Leesburg, Ind. Robert Nelson, Hope, Arkansas Marjorie Wells-Chester, Payne Arlene Killian-Hurni Harold Camp Clark Hootman Evelyn Kisabeth-Furney fdeceasedl 1933 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Supt. G. A. Patterson Dorothy Neiswender-Rohrs Eva Click fdeceasedl Wcanetta Lee Daniels-Belknap, Portland, re. Mabel Ringenberg-Albertson, Toledo Alta Loub-Doughman, Fort Wayne, Ing, Olliemay Walters-Brunett, Worcester, ass. Virginia Cromley-Houk ideceasedl Gladys Brewster-Zuver, Windham, Ohio Hazel Dorsey-Baker, Auburn Opal Shull-Shall Lillian Hook-Rupp, Dodge City, Kan. Mildred Nell-Scranton, Farmer Mary Shirley-Reuter, Fort Wayne, Ind. Helen Whitman-Root George Hauk Oren Ridenour, San Francisco, Calif. George Rohrs Elson Brewster, Warren William Camp Margaret Scott-May, Albion, lnd. Lillian Neidhardt-Kertzinger, Columbus 65 LaVerne Poper-Ridenour, San Francisco, Cali . Madalyn Metz-Rodocker Mary Carr-Hale, Defiance Charles Hoff Robert Weaner h Norman Reaganall, Dearborn, Mich. Everett Brown, Columbus Elmer Brantley, Portland, Ore. Frank Kemerer, Middletown, Md, Morris Gillispie William Randall, Fort Wayne, lnd. Andrew Datts, Chicago William Rodocker, Fort Wayne, lnd. Richard Roan, Butler Richard Thornburg Dora Rohrs-Shaefer Harold Crouse, Lansing, Mich. 1934 Supt. G. A. Patterson Allen Buck, Trenton, N. J, Lois Hall-Reas, Piqua, Ohio George Koch, Harlan LeRoy Monroe, Tiffin, Ohio Eileen Langham-Hitt, Angola, lnd. Helen Weisz, Edgerton Carl Rhoades, Toledo Theodore Neff, East Worecester, N. Y. Pauline Amaden-Nills, Phoenix, Ariz. Eula Faye Garrell-Vonalt, Montpelier Lloyd Hitt, Angola, Ind. i Ruth Houk-Dorsey, Tipp City, Ohio Mariory Stuckman-Griffith Max Wright, Coldwater, Mich. James Hoffer, Butler, lnd. Uaura Maxwell-Howey, Defiance James Whitehurst, Dayton John McComas, Auburn, lnd. Eileen Kemerer-Carr, Redding, lll. Marjorie Wort-Tonjes, Sherwood Basil Peter, Defiance Joseph Tomecek Martha Monroe-Franks, Coldwater, Mich. Owen Beerbower, Fort Wayne, lnd. Jean Myers-Graves, South Lancaster,.Mass. LaVerne Osmun-Stjerwalt, Huron, Ohio Cecil Humbarger, Findlay Elton Tustison, Arcola, lnd. Anna Ricica-Fields, Bushnell, Fla. Opal Sindell-Onstott Catherine Horvath-Schuur, Bloomington, lnd. Raymond Rex, Stryker Frank McCauley, Encino, Calif. Frances Olson-Monroe, Tiffin, Ohio Edith Kisabeth-Humbarger ldeceasedl Norman Rohrs John Meek, Jewell Robert Brown - 1935 Supt. G. A. Patterson Valona Amaden-Myers, Defiance Henry Schafer, Loudenville, Ohio Merrice Hoppe-Farr, Denver, Colo. Vivian Cromley-Zombro, Bryan, Ohio Madelyn McClellan-Nichols, Edgerton Doris Robertson, Fort Wayne, Ind. Adda Stierwalt-Moats, Sherwood Verena Evans-Maxwell N Richard Husted, Bellville, Mich, Esther Deatsman-Kinney, Warson, lnd. Elmer Myers, Defiance Lloyd Craig Mary Alice Schautelberger-Porter, Spokane Wash. Derril Connolley, Richmond, lnd. Hazel Haver-Pierman Virgil Brantley, Osburn, Ohio Dora Scott-Thornburg Clair Arrants, U. S. Army Marian Otis-Montague, Fort Wayne, lnd. Dorothy Jones-Miller Beulah Hinsch-Shall Lee Fore, Bryan Robert Rohrs Kenneth Metz Claron Laub Walter Wittig Mary Jane Hoff-Carr Marian Smith-D'Arcy, Geneva, lll. Eleanor Boyce-Cunningham Virginia Olsson-Damitz, Akron, Ohio Freda Dorsey-Hart Helen Durfey-Crai Richard Wolford, garrett, Ind. LaVerne Rohrs-Reiser, Butler, lnd. Arline Hook-Cox, Fort Wayne, lnd. Daniel Hicov, Fort Wayne, lnd. Lillian Krontz-Admire, Chatsworth, lll. Lee McCartney, Defiance lucille Moore-Roan . Clarence Scott Richard Ames, Auburn, lnd. Blaine Webster Charles Worden Allen Poper Donald Eckhart, Three Rivers, Mich. Alta Griest-Stoop, Auburn, lnd. Bette Ganger-Wonsettler, Bryan Robert Thiel, U. S. Marines 1936 Supt. G. A. Patterson Paul Kerr, Columbus, Ohio Robert McCauley, U. S. Air Corps Virl Rex Opal Frye-Tanner Martha Rodocker-Cottrell Robert Pierman, San Jose, Calif. E. L. Sauer, Detroit, Mich. LaVon Townsend, Ney, Ohio Alice Applegate-Cunningham William Finzer, Reiffton, Pa. Kathleen Elder-Smith George Wilderson Paul Laub, Fort Wayne, Ind. Evelyn Monroe-Dowell George Daniels, New Haven Jack Wright Marzella Camp-Myers Clyde Oberlin, Butler, Ind. Juanita Beardsley-Bowen, Toledo Laura Zolman-Duncan, Fort Wayne, Ind. Evelyn Kemerer-Slattery Betty McDonald-Wonderly Florence Arrants-Laub Gertrude Cottrell-Wirts, Fort Wayne, Ind. Reuhama Kaufman-Clenders, Antwerp Pauline Holler-Thorne, Chicago, Ill. Georgianna Rhodes-Cockran, Delphos Viviane McKinley-Cromwell Evelyn Keener-Counterman geraldine Stuckman-McCartney, Defiance arriet Piper-Miller, Fort Wayne, Ind. Doris Cottrell-Miller, Edgerton. Robert Walter, San Francisco, Calif. Betty Correll-Renshaw, Toledo, Ohio Charles Eadie, Jackson, Mich. Frances Durfey, Defiance, Ohio Dallas Winn, Butler, Ind. Mildred Rodocker Marjorie McClellan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Leona Mack, Montpelier Derrill Killian Florence Worden-Troster, Spencerville lva Mae Dotts-Bawker Mary Deatsman-Madden, El Paso, Texas Margaret Cole-Lehman, Edgerton, Ohio Andrew Carr ldeceasedi Lester Myers, Bowling Green James Boltz, Berkley, Calif. Vera Rohrs-Hubaker, Fort Wayne, Ind. Leila Moore-Hanna Carl Cook Reyff Shirley 1937 Supt. G. A. Patterson Donald Humbarger, Toledo, Ohio Richard Rhoades Violet Murvay, Akron, Ohio Irene Hicov, Detroit, Mich. Marion Cahill, U. S. Army Air Corps ideceasedi John Chizar, Akron Betty Betts-Brown, Auburn, Ind. Harold Brown, Bryan Helen Cottrell-Thimlar, Defiance Eloise Countryman-Hilbert Maxine Cromwell, Flint, Mich. Robert Dowell Avanell Evans, Ginter Josephine Ferris-Lichtenberg, Hicksville, New York Rex Frye, Fort Wayne, Ind. Raymond Fulmer, South Bend, Ind. Dallds Green Fannie Guttmacher ideceasedl Doris Haller-Hollabaugh . Kenneth Heffelfinger, Ney Allen Hilbert Martha Johnson-Sweebe, Antwerp Francis Kenner Helen Klingly-Thornburg Pauline Meek-Haver Jean Miller, Cincinnati Freda Morhart-Kahl, Defiance Betty Preston-Osmun Emelina Recica-Hoshock, Ayersville Willian Roan Anlnaibel Rodocker-Philips, Fort Wayne, n . William Rodocker Carol Shull-Dyer, Columbus Vivian Tustison-Dotts, Chicago Lloyd Snyder Walter Spindler, Toledo Hiram Stauffer Laxxerae Townsend-Archambault, Detroit, ic . Maxidne Warner-Goldsmith, Spencerville, n . Betty Whltehurst-Kennedy William Lybarger 1938 Supt. G. A. Patterson Joseph Hart Harry Carey, Ozark, Ark. Violet BrownfBoylan, Fort Wayne, lnd. Ruth Breidenbaugh-Dailey, Angola, lnd. Dorothy Buck, Mansfield, Ohio Richard Camp Max Carr, Kinpley College, San Antonio, Texas Mary Chaney-Heffelfinger Vera Coon Harold Cromwell Max Elder, Toledo, Ohio Coral Engle, Dayton, Ohio Elowene Eyster-Hinsch William Ginther Bert Helsel Freda Hitt-Mattingly, New Haven, lnd. George Hook, Fort Wayne, Ind. Floyd Kemerer, Silver Springs, Md. Albert Kocis Annarose Barbeau-Anderson, West Lafay- ette, Ind. Flora Miller-Bassett Vivian Monroe-Haver, Lamont, lll. Norman Moon Elma Brown-Richmond, Butler Bruce Moore, Continental Earl Reeb, Youngstown Mary Rodocker-Milke, Richmond, Calif. Gordon Rowe, Wauseon, Ohio Kathryn Schliesser-Rogers Marian Shull-Moon Lois Smith-Keel, Ann Arbor, Mich. Evelyn Strubing Robert Triplett, Fort Wayne, Ind. Junior Tustison Martha Tuttle-Cocoran, Toledo Maurice Weeks, Fort Wayne, Ind. Luella Rhodes-Stracke, Butler, Ind. Orathel Folk-Burns Margaret Gillespie-Kennedy, Albuquerque, N. Mex. 1939 Supt. J. D. Blackford Betty Shull-Swift, Toledo, Ohio Vance Laub, Dayton ' Lucille Wonderly-Bonham, Bascom, Ohio Gerald Ames, Bryan, Ohio Arden Bauer Winona Bennet, Bascom, Ohio Robert M. Elliott Betty Finzer-Wycoff Willard Green 'Paul Folk, U. S. Army icleceasedj Moz Hart Greer, Pasadena, Calif. Kathryn Hadsell-Green Lucille Harkey-Walters Margaret Harkey-Rice, Fort Wayne, Ind. Wayne Hootman, Piqua, Ohio Dorothy Haver-Meeks David Husted, Moline, lll. Edward James, Ashtabula, Ohio Jean Guiss-Gloss, Fort Wayne, Ind. Vivian Killian-Cromwell Phyllis Kline-Robinett, Edgerton. Elmer Lantz, Detroit Minnie Ellen Lewis-Bastian, Montreal Canada Kathleen McCollough-Walters Dora Ruth Myers, Kokomo, Ind. John Olsson, Dayton Mervin Robertson, Fort Wayne, Ind. Mariorie Rodocker-Sholty Cdeceasedj Harry S. Smith ideceasedi Irene Smith-Snyder Richard R. Sowers Margaret Stauffer-Rex EvaHMae Strubing-Ridenour, Rack Island, Frances Swager-Mansfield Miriam Thiel-Karason, Defiance Dean Thompson, San Bruno, Calif. Juanita Brown-Bradley, Union City, Mich. Derril Cole, St. Joe, lnd. Francis J. Cole, Detroit, Mich. Elva Countryman-Simons, Jonesboro, lnd. Betty Cromley-Elliott Waldo Cromwell Dr. Richard C. Datzman, Fort Wayne, Ind. Irene Deardorff-Miller Marie Lantz-Casebere, Edgerton Ethyl Wittig-Burke, Leipsic, Ohio Dale M. Wort Eldean Yarger, Montpelier Edward West, Mansfield, Ohio 66 Geraldine West-Smitley Richard Reeb, U. S. Army Air Corps 1940 Supt. J. D. Blackford 'Lloyd Amaden, U. S. Army ldeceasedi Richard Bauer, Antwerp Robert Beerbower, Columbus 'William Bowen, U. S. Army Air Corps ideceasedl James Campbell, Van Wert, Ohio John Carr, Defiance Robert Cook Virgil Cottrell Robert Eadie, Jackson, Mich. Joseph Giauque, Edgerton Edward Hall, Geauga Lake, Ohio Dick Hoffman, Charleston, W. V. Linus Vetter, Ottoville, Ohio 'Robert Wade, U. S. Army ideceasedl George Walters Frances Ames-Wort Candace Arrants-Gloor Katherine Bauer-Eadie, Jackson, Mich. Betty Blythe-Altman Eleanor Click-Coburn, Jackson, Mich. Betty Gardner-Overman Eileen Ginther-Bradley, Fon du Lac, Wisc. Betty Haskins-Knight Elma Hauter-Lawrence, Columbia City, Ind. Julia Hicov, Lynchburg, Va. Martha Johnston-Hall, Geauga Lake, Ohio Gladys King-Skinner Dorothy Miller-Myers, Bowling Green Eleanor Monroe-Baloc, Coldwater, Mich. Betty Wright-Hall, Defiance Helen Moon-Townsend, Ney, Ohio Leila Osmun-West Cecelia Rahrs, Pasadena, Calif. Betty Rumbaugh-Olsson, Dayton Esther Spires-Walters, Butler,Ind. Dorothy Wolcott-Stuckman Lois Thornburg-Weeks, Fort Wayne, Ind. Luella Walters-Smith Luella Wolford-Yarger, Montpelier Betty Yarger-Askren, Fort Wayne Dortha Wentworth-Herman, Toledo Robert Larson 'George Lenz, Jr., U. S. Army Air Corps ideceasedj Max McClure, Detroit Darrel Poper Robert McComas Mervin Ridenour, Defiance James Rodocker Donald Rahrs, Hawaiian islands Paul Schliesser, Dayton George Scott Robert Skinner Loren Stuckman 'Lowell Stuckman, U. S. Army Air Corps ldeceasedj Robert Tuttle Helen Switzer-Businger Viola Hook, Youngstown 1941 Supt. J. D. Blackford James Panico, Antwerp, U. S. Navy LeRoy Cole Derril Kline Jacqueline McCaIla-Smith, Mexico City Keith Calvin William Carr, U. S. Army Maurice Curry Edward Durfey, Cromwell, Ind. Loren Green William Friend, Fort Wayne, Ind. Robert Holt Julia Ann Fetzer-Mavis Wyndolyn Fulmer-Prior Vera Hauter, Fort Wayne June Helsel-Loucks Jucggta Johnson-McClelland, Arlington, io Evelyn Kolb-Sobo Fern Levy-Heston, Edgerton Betty Grae Lunger-Fishman, Fort Wayne Grace Miller Betty Nutter-Bash, Marion, Ohio Zanna Jean Perkins-Weber Marilyn Seibert-Schink, Fort Wayne June Shirley Dazell, Fort Wayne Wilma Smith-Miller, Edgerton Rowena Stewart-Holt Leila Thiel-Charais, Fort Wayne Betty Walden-Yarger, Montpelier, Ohio Velda Weeks-Nutter, Canneaut, Ohio Nova West-Miller, San Francisco Virginia Whitehurst-Gleason Norma Yarger Roger Husted Thelma Smith-Brown, Ann Arbor, Mich. Richard Hurni, U. S. Marines. Francis Husted Ted Karogeorge, U. S. Army Edward Kemerer, U. S. Navy Elwood Killian Edward Katt, Ashley, Ind. Andy Panico Lauren Scranton John Skinner, U. S. Marines Andy Townsend, Germany LaVon Waltenberger Harold Wittig Paul Wittig, San Bernardino, Calif. Betty Ames-Walls, Fort Wayne, Ind. Grace Breidenbaugh-Moser, Angola, lnd. Wilma Curry-Perry Vizgigia Cromwell-Thomas, Pleasant Lake, n . Mary LaVern Deardorff-Emrick, Fort Wayne Marian Dietz-Lantz, Defiance Alice Jean Etchen-Roan 1 942 Jack Adcock, U. S. Navy Carl Arronts, Rochester, Minn. Guy Bailey Kenneth Brown Robert Cleland James Coon Edward Daub, Ypsilanti, Mich. Bill Evans Frank Finzer 'Robert Horkey U. S. Navy ideceasedl Wendell Heffelfinger Frank Horvath, Defiance, Ohio Glen Hower, Dayton, Ohio Ted Keller, Son Lous, Colo. Maurice Meek Carlton Miller Kenneth Myers, Edgerton Richard Neidhordt, U. S. Army Air Corps Harold Rodocker, Edgerton, Ohio Kenneth Wonderly Calvin Worden Rex Wright, Coldwater, Mich. Robert Zuber Elsie Arrants-Vance, Paulding, Ohio Joan Blythe-Killian Marion Brown-Holloway, Glenwood, Calif. Maxine Campbell-Day, Findlay, Ohio Margaret Sue Carr, Defiance, Ohio Rosemary Christoffel, Fort Wayne Martha Connolley-Priest, Edgerton, Ohio Marilyn Cottrell-Carstens, Chicago, lll. Valeria Cromley-Rehrer, Torch Lake, Mich. Leina Evans-Likes, Sherwood Vivian Falk Maxine Hook-Conrad, Fort Wayne Leitha Hootman-Holt, Yellow Springs, Ohio Doris Jones-Jessup, Fort Wayne Teresa Keller-Lehman, Springfield Maxine Kimpel-Wilson Helen Lantz Helen Lockhart Anna Belle Oaks Helen Panasuk-Meyers, Edgerton Rayetta Phillips-Stotler Margie Smith-Foulknec, Fort Wayne Eileen Strubing Leitha Thiel, Fort Wayne Carlotta Tuttle-Atkinson, Vienna, Va. Doris Wells-Boker, Chicago, lll. lone Wonderly Willa Zuber, Toledo, Ohio 1943 Supt. R. C. Fox Supt. R. C. Fox 'Lee Bell, U. S. Marines ideceasedl Bill Sauders, Fort Wayne Loring Beerbower, Columbus, Ohio Mindred Schaufelberger, U. S. Navy CB's Raymond Cole Basil Schliesser Basil Beardsley Gerald Dull Darrell Fulmer, Van Wert Max Fetzer U. S. Navy Max Ames, U. S. Navy Welty Bauer, Jr., Harlan 'Rex Green, U. S. Air Corps ideceasedl Leo Headley Kenneth Wittig Robert Hilbert Joe Hetz Richard Walters Robert Walters, Antwerp Jack Staup John King Gearld Laub, Columbus Carolyn Belknap-Wilde Marilyn Bowsher-Scherer, Fort Wayne Wilda Click-Murphy Maude Cook Ruth Hathaway-Hitt Neva Wittig Barbara Bedor-Panico Bette Cottrell-Souders,Fort Wayne Margaret Gcller-Smith, Montpelier Thelma Grover-Switzer Bette Wells-Miller, Bryan lna Schooley-Pierce Peggy Roan-Wiseman, McClellan Field, Calif. Freda Peter-Brockelbank, Columbus, lnd. Ango Panasuk-Coyle, Bucknell College, a. Helen Osmun-Metz June Kuepper-Miller, Fort Wayne Paul Silvers Leroy Lynde, U. S. Navy Mildred Marlow-Lung Cleo MonroefDrew, Detroit, Mich. Suzanne Malott-White, Indianapolis, Ind Willa Moe Kisabeth-Albert, Payne June Johnson-Hawkins Lois Kimple-Battershell Louise Hower-Davis Genevieve Hook-Cole Allene McKinley-Roland Nadine Johnston, Piqua Marie Brush-Clark 1944 Supt. R. C. Fox Ray Bruggeman Gearld Curry, U. S. Army Duane Donaldson Bob Evans Galen Green LaVon Hover Cecil Hook, Jr., Fort Wayne Robert Husted John Keller, Edgerton Neal Keller, Newark, Ohio Lester Kinzer Gene McClellan Duane Rohrs, Fort Wayne Bill Mohart, Hillsdale, Mich. Herbert Scranton, New London, Conn. Clair Sholl Emil Teegarden, Warsaw June Jump-Cottrell, Marshall, Mo. Doris Keller-Jones Dorothy Kisabeth-Hetz Edith Lantz-Harper, Chicago, Ill. Anna Loub-Conley, Fort Wayne, lnd. Gwen Limpert-Headley Margie McCollough-Mann Virginia Moore-Beltz Marcella Panico-Scott Mary Rhodes-Bungard Rosemary Scott-Beardsley Frances Smith-Chomer, Elkhart, Ind. Leatrice Steele-Beck Dorothy Strubing, Toledo Barbara Worrick-Horkey, Phoenix, Ariz. Baneta Yarger Lowell Metz Louella Potter-Wonderly Clara Moe Jones, Defiance Janis Hurni-Brown, Convoy Eleanor Hetz-Hemen, Edgerton, Ohio Jeanette Horkey-McClellan Genevieve Fr e-Altman Fort Wa ne lnd. Y f Eloise Friend-Metz Y ' Nona Countryman-Hilbert Marcile Cottrell-Woelfel, Columbus Gertrude Smith, Fort Wayne, lnd. James Timbrook James Wonderly Stanley Applegate, Marquette, Mich. Lee Miller Betty Babcock-Leanelle, Fort Wayne Louise Beerbower-Smith, Columbus Martha Beerbower-Green Joanne Blocker-Mohart, Hillsdale, Mich. Margy Boone-Elder, Columbus Maxine Burley-Page, Valparaiso, Ind. 1945 Supt. R. C. Fox Wilbur Billmon Bette Bowsher-Pfieffer, Fort Wayne Evelyn Carey-Dodge, Elkhart, Ind. Lois Smith-Fetzer Wayne Timbrook Donna Towne-Hoff Fern Wallace Eldwin Waltenberger, Angola Mildred West-Voth, Minneapolis Kenneth Whitehurst, Dayton Rosalene Wonderly-Bauer Maxine Yarger, Adrian, Mich. Kenneth Zimmerman, Westerville Charles Hilbert, Edgerton Pauline Hicov, Detroit, Mich. Gwen Keesbury-Osmun Patricia Clark-Mitchell, Flint, Mich. Frances Beerbower, Cincinnati Vada Bauer Norval Banks Letha Bainbridge-Adang, Fort Wayne Betty Cook-Snyder Daniel Crawl 67 Frank Curry Paul Deitz Catherine Fdye-Hissong, Antwerp Lucille Funk-Christman, Bryan Marcile Goller-Laub, Columbus Richard Paul Green Lila Lee Headley-Osmun Helen Kelly-Lew, Archbold Virginia Kinzer-Gray, Newark, N. J. Norman Miller Dorothy Monroe-Groll, Boston Janet Neidhardt-Dohner 1 946 Jo Ann Beerbower-Chaffin, Glenford, Ohio Borbaiga Blosser-Chamberlain, Lansing, Mic . Carol Campbell-Hoppe, Fort Wayne, lnd. Rosalyn Daub-Todd Melba Deardorf-Day, Edgerton Delores Donaldson-Wonderly, Fort Wayne David Van Horn, Carthagena, Ohio Lynn Smith, U. S. Army Virginia Elliott-Worsham Helen Gessner-Richardson, Hillsdale, Mich. Genevieve Hauter-Ruhlman, Bryan, Ohio Vyrle Hinsch-Yontz Dorothea Jones-Klopfenstein, Osceola, lnd. Frances Kees-Meek Jeanne Laub-Miller Maribeth Mentzer-Sloaneker, Pontiac, Mich. Betty Neidhardt-Rohrs Margaret Panasuk, Kent, Ohio Luella Scott-Ely, Harlan, Ind. Nellie Sisco-Bice Willadean Turner, Fort Wayne, lnd. Maurine Tuttle-Gerig Omar Arrants, U. S. Navy Dick Beree, U. S. Navy Grover Culler, U. S. Army Bruce Doub, Lafayette, Ind. William Easterly Robert Evans Max Ginther, Fort Wayne, Ind. Darrell Heffelfinger Paul Jones, U. S. Army William Kuhl Cdeceasedl Fred Malott, Richmond, Va. Douglas Miller Max Peters, U. S. Army Richard Roy, Columbus, Ohio Bob Shaefer, U. S. Army Max,Grover Supt. R. C. Fox 1947 Supt. R. C. Fox Lois Aten-Snow, Lima, Ohio John Bailey, U. S. Navy Bonnie Bainbridge-Riecken, Fort Wayne Karl Balser, Fort Wayne Mary Ellen Bell-Miller Claron Bauer Betty Brown-Smally Ned Beck Corrine Cleland-Hurni, Newport, N. C. Herbert Beerbower, Bowling Green Florence Cole-Harris, Newville, lnd. Walter Beverly, U. S. Army Elaine Cottrell, Lima, Ohio Charles Carey Patricia Davis, Fort Wayne, lnd. Don Culler, Pittsburgh, Pa. Linda Durre-Townsley, Fort Wayne, lnd. Carl Gecowets, U. S. Army Martha Evans-Werner, Waterloo, lnd. Carl Helsel Martha Fogle Michel Hicov Mary Eleanor Hauter-Singer, Ney, Ohio Daniel Jenkins, Columbus Grove Martha Keller-Francies Waldo Keller, Columbus, Ohio Barbara Koch-Peters William Lower, South Milford, lnd. Ruth Laub William McCalla, Athens, Ohio Jeanne Lehman-Culler, Pittsburgh, Pa. Max McDonald, U. S. Army Cleo McFeters-Petree, Chicago, lll. Marlin Miller Maryj Ellen McQuistion-Owen, Fort Wayne ln . William Miller, Toledo, Ohio Jo Ann Mettert-Waltenberger, Angola, lnd. Robert Panasuk, U. S. Navy Patricia Miller, Kent, Ohio Basil Timbrook lla Mae Moon-Siler, Bryan, Ohio William Powell, Athens, Ohio Eudora Reitz, Athens, Ohio George Rohrs Teresa Schliesser-Miller, Fort Wayne, Ind. Bernard Rohrs Arlene Scott-Poth Donal Wonderly Genevieve Singleton-Francies, Harlan, Ind. Mary Lou Timbrook Dorothy West, St. Paul, Minn. Mildred Zimmerman-Ginther, Fort Wayne lnd. Paul Thiel Joyce Zuber 1948 Supt. R. C. Fox Dorotha Ames-Messman Juanita Banks, Defiance, Ohio Robert Bailey Dorothy Beerbower-Rae, Columbus, Ohio Lelah Beverly-Hoover Gene Brown, U. S. Army Jack Brown, U. S. Army William Cleland, Jr. Jo Anne Cromwell Marie Crouse, Toledo, Ohio Richard Daniels, U. S. Army Air Corps Gene Gloor William Handy, U. S. Army Carrol Hetz Imogene Hinsch-Zimmerman, Edgerton, Ohio Stanley Hunsinger, U. S. Navy Elinor Kallsen-Shipman, Paulding, Ohio Duayne Kennedy Floyd Kimple Ruth Lantz-Lake, Harlan, lnd. Willagene Manon, Defiance, Ohio Ora Miller, Goshen, Ind. David Miller, Delaware, Ohio Mary Ann Morton-Jones Anna Neidhardt Virginia Nelson Jock Panico, U. S. Army Virgil Pearson Dick Perkins, Athens, Ohio Arnold Philips, U. S. Army Delay Preston, Jr. Patsy Schooley-Smith, Fort Wayne, lnd. Junior Scott, U. S. Army Air Corps Leon Theil Larayne Timbrook-Rosebrock, Mark Center, Ohio Betty Tomlinson Mervin Volkert, U. S. Army Air Corps Eloise Voght Doris Winn-Cleland Leila Wonderly-Hook Alice Jones-Gerkin, Defiance, Ohio Theresa Wonderly, Elkhart, lnd. Pat Wyckoff-Reads, Wolcottville, Ind. Allen Yarger Albert Zuber Dick Folk 1949 Supt. G. L. Rader Patsy Allen-Dodd, Jackson, Mich. John Adams, Angola, lnd. Ruth Babcock Vance Battershell Robert Frye Dorothy Beverly Mary Bauer, Fort Wayne Harriet Cottrell, Lima, Ohio Janice Davis, Holly, Mich. Jack Hostettler, U. S. Army Air Corps Evelyn Gordon-Phillips Kenneth Horn, Athens Nancy Davis, Fort Wayne, lnd. Carlton Husted, Columbus LeMar Keener, U. S. Army Air Corps Gabriel Katona, Defiance Raymond Johnson, U. S. Army Air Corps Gwen Kreg, Defiance Dick Kuhl, U. S. Navy Shannon Meeker, Athens Robert Mastin, Deleware Jo Ann Siebenaler, Fort Wayne Lloyd smith Mary Lou Singleton-Mobis, Antwerp Donna McFeeters-Path, Bryan Robert Scott, Columbus Joan Stauffer, Lima Martha Townsend Junion Tustison, U. S. Army Dorothy Tustison, Toledo Donald Langham Ruth Van Horn, Fort Wayne Ruth Ann Whitman Elva Zuber 1950 Supt. G. L. Rader Douglas Brown Lynn Blalock John T. Blosser, Chicago. lll. Robert Brickel Dick Brown Douglas Evans Russel Hinsch Kenneth Koch Glen Miller, Evanston, Ill. Max Preston, U. S. Navy Larry Schaufelberger David Timbrook Mary Shull, Columbus Robert Volkert Roland Walden David Zimmerman, Columbus David Barkley Delores Ames Donnajean Boger-Begley Shirley Brannan Carole Dune Lola Evans Leta Kemerer Nova Monroe, Oxford, Ohio Louise Miller Waneta Potter Pat Saltzman, Bowling Green Margaret Slaughter Bernice Vetter-Ostendorf, Delphos Jo Ann Wilson, Columbus Joyce Woodcox-Koch Garnet Worden-Miller, Defiance 1951 Supt. G. L. Rader Benjamin Adams Lawrence Adcock Edward Bakle James Blalock Judith Blosser Marie Breidenbaugh Patricia Brickel Alice Cook LaVeda Coskey Max Culler Yvonne Driver Peggy Dull Jeane Engle Gerald Hinsch Bill Hostetler James Jones De Mar Keener Bonnie Kees Norbert Kees Connie Kennedy Norma Jean Lobdell Shirley Mettert Roger Miller Judith Olsson Dorothy Otis Norma Jean Poper James Ray Catherine Rohrs Mary Lee Schlosser Jo Ann Shull Martha Timbrook Francis Toth Gene Paul Volkert Sharon Walters Carolyn Wickerham Patsy Wickerham Barbara Wonderly Glen Wonderly Mary Ann Katona The Hicksville Grain Co. GRAIN - COAL FEEDS - WOOL - SEEDS And Merchandise SlIHllB'S Funeral Home Assistants - Blake Hurley -Andrew Schilb Ambulance Service Refiners Gas and Oil HICKSVILLE, OHIO HICKSVILLE, OHIO 68 PHONE 419J COMPLIMENTS OF R0nnie's Men's, Women's And ChiIdren's Wear Footwear and Furnishings mon: as Hlcxsvms oHlo Laub's Food Store HICKSVILLE OHIO PHONE 26 69 LARSON AUTO SALES DODGE 3. 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D Compliments Of The Hicksville Bank HICKSVILLE OHIO Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System HEADlEY'S MOTORS Automotive Parts And Service SERVICE ANYWHERE ANYTIME Ihe Hicksville Building, loan and Savings Company Established ln 1890 Accounts Insured To 510,000 CERTIFIED HYBRIDSEEDCORN, Wheat, Oats, and Soybeans BeIknap's Seed Farm HERFF - JONES CO. Manufacturing Jewelers A d Stationers I1 'I407-1419 NORTH CAPITOL AVE INDIANAPOLIS 7, INDIANA IN APPRECIATION The Senior Class of 1951 ly h t th k th b essmen f th pldd ds Ih p t and outt pp t h h th y gave to the p b g I th H an this year. 80