Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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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

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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.