Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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h LUXS onvv I? m Cu i! e n ' Presld e nt -.R‘ char d Amaden, Phyllis Applegate, I eta Bainbridge, Anneita Baldwin, Robert Beams ROW 3—La Q rrv y Den HnrV IC pn P e n dent ' th Y r U ' ff ' arl u Treasjrer ' Lela Beree - Vonita Blalock, Janis Boger, Jim Brown, Jerry Burley onw a b Y De ° r dor f p at Driver, Ted Durre, Elwood Emenhiser, Raymond Folk, Donald Fry, Sandra Furney Phyllis Haver Y Y ‘ ROW s R| V ° nne , H eadley, Lowell Husted Rex Hurm, Ervin Kallsen, Pauline Katona, Martha Kelley, Richard Kelley Gerald Kuhn ROW l Annn 6 Mnr-o l ? i 7 netta Lmder - David Mastin, Lois Myers, Clayton Middaugh, Robert Onstott, Edward Pe ry, Diana Rhoades ROW 6 Anna Mane Schlosser, Lois Schooley, Shirley Schooley, Harold Smith, Shirley Tustison, Vance Walters, Irene Wonderly SOPHOMORE HISTORY We have now completed a busy year and are looking forward to two more years that will be busier yet. At the first of the year we had a class party in the gym, and later as our sophomore year came to an end, we enjoyed an outdoor party. We sponsored noon movies and also had a few noon dances which gave everyone some fun. You would always find us busy before each game printing programs which helped the basketball fans to spot the players quickiy. We had lots of fun doing this and it was a good money-making project. Our two main events of the year were ordering our class rings in February and sponsoring our dance. B S S 16 G L E

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2) ate cl lAJlien 3t Uilf ed Our Ui an cij ROW 1—David Demuth, President, Judy Adcock, JoAnn Ballinger, Glen Bauer, Grover Blalock, Rosemary Bockelman. ROW 2—Donna Hissong. Vice-President, Lucretia Hostetler, Secretary and Treasurer, Janet Brown, William Clark, Margery Cook, Marjorie Curry, Jo Ann Demas. ROW 3—Mildred Fogle, Robert Hurni, Sharon Keener, John Keller, Roger Kellog, Max Kemerer, Marilyn Kennedy, Paul Lantz. ROW 4—Richard Mastin, Guy Mettert, Mary Miller, Shirley Moore, Virginia Onstott, Larry Preston, Larry Rose, Shirley Savage. ROW 5—Jeanette Shanks, Eldon Siebenaler, Clair Slattery, Gaylen Smith, Kenneth Thiel, Ralph Timbrook, Marjory Tustison, Donna Webb. JUNIOR HISTORY There were thirty-eight of us last fall when we returned to the old routine of classes and the new excitement of being Juniors. As upperclassmen, we felt that at last we had become somewhat important in our school. The first few days were devoted to adjusting ourselves to new schedules and becoming acquainted with new students and new faculty members. Our advisors were Mr. Kaduk, Mr. Agne, and Miss Henry. As Juniors our spirits ran high with the receiving of our class rings. We also enjoyed publishing the nine big issues of the Spoondrift under the direction of Miss Henry and Mrs. Culler. The first social event of the year was a well-planned class party. Our Junior play, Professor How Could You, consumed our interests and best efforts for weeks. We spent hours in rehearsal for the spectacular musi¬ cal hit, The Junior Show. The crowning achievement of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet. We ' ll be back next year as the Seniors of H. H. S. for nine months of fun, achievement and, perhaps, a bit of study. 5

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ROW 1—Shirley Onstott, President, Sue Blalock, William Bricker, Darrel Brown, Doris Brown, Monyea Burley. ROW 2—Ernest Nusbaum, Vice-President, David Aten, Secretary and Treasurer, Marilyn Camp, Robert Camp, Charles Countryman, Earl Crall, Gary DeMuth. ROW 3—Sharon Ducharme, Robert Gillispie, Geraldine Gordon, Errol Houk, Wanda Jenkins, Leona Katona, Kathleen Kenner, Mickey Kizer. ROW 4—Roxanna Kuhl, Francis Miller, Rose Onstott, Grace Murphy, Ruth Myers, Peggy Onstott, Donald Payton, Florence Sisco. ROW 5—Jack Rader, Maxine Rhodes, Richard Rhoades, Kenny Rodocker, Max Rohrs, Marcella Siebenaler, Patricia Wright, John Zarins. ROW 6—Ruth Slattery, Vickie Stemen, Larry Tomlinson, Lola Tustison, Robert Vetter, Shirley Webb. FRESHMEN HISTORY Classmates of the class of ' 56 have found their first year as full-fledged members of Hicksville High School both profitable and enjoyable. Among the outstanding events was the dance on May 1. To guide us during the year, we had as class sponsors, Miss Howenstine and Mr. Rex. We are all looking forward with keen anticipation to the remaining three years in Hicksville High School. 17