Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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The 1953-1954 Hixonian IIIIJ1-lu-wl lm tllc XCIIIHI' flaw 1 llIkIxNXTH1 Il1LQl15k'll'n41l lliu'14Xx'iHv. filliu T' A SCHOOL IS STUDENTS Three's a crowd! Oh gee, an MG! This is work?l Caught in thc act! Catsup or mustard? How's the weather up there? Hall Study. VVhat'll you have? ,.,.-' 'Nix Q f K 'Z wh R 1 X F0c 'l1 A'01?vi1'iQS SPWT-Y C'0SseS gpg P 2:5 Pages 36 - 65 ..Z..-- i , X 3 Wie. 1 4.44,- ifff? , Nw. N .L '- mf . ,.. Q X f V An-, ' , nw, M J '-355' Z :wg 'ig . i 4. dcU'h' lfzxch tczlcllcrk put icllcc f1it'llflliIll'55. zmrl llIllll'l'SlZllHlillg' the-mr help :md gnliflzlllu witlmlll lhllllghl nf the time nr ll1xlIIXHlXl'1l... I lu-sc arc Il 11-xx INCIllUil'S lu :1 1-11Clllly which has guilt' ull nut lu better the lives uf the students at H H S f f f15.fm:,r' N Af, ' 1 - , Q, ,gm , N. 4 1,62 tiff 'ax .ykiijfi - If gf-AQ, ' X. ,NX V Sv, fix , . 9 5 I f Theyare Human After All Often people tcml In visualize teachers as sorcerers of kiimvletlge :mtl wieltlers of hig sticks. lint. In mzmv uf us has come the tvpptwttitiitx' tu kntm'tliemutttsitletlicclzlssnimti.XYtirkii1g'sitlcl1y sirlc in variety shtnrs. clztss plays. luzmrl :tml chwrtts concerts. and other activities. we have fuuncl them tu he sytnpatlietic. ttiitlerstzmcling. :mtl l'CZlflf' with ht-lptul trlczis. 'llliuugh they cultic- in nmiii' sizes. 1lg'CS.2llltl teinperztmcnts. we have cliscttvcrerl that they live :mtl lHl'C1llllC. out three meals :t flilf. mztrry :mtl have fztmilics. ctijtiy litilmliics :mtl fllYL'l'Bltrll5. Illlfl Illili they :ire very friclitlly :tml liusiiitztlult- inclivitlttzlls. You. tim, will iiiifl that thcy ure. iii cr:-1'y SCIISC ttf the wttrcl. ctmiimm. Ul'fll1'lf1l'y ht1m:m beings -if yott'll just tztke :t minute tu get tit ktitm' them. lil slitwtf-tlit-y'i'c :i xx'mitlct'fttl stuff tif tcztcllcfs. MR. DEAN WALKER - B.S., Butler University - English - Latin. MRS. MARY CULLER-B. S., De- fiance College, Ohio State University, Ohio University-Commercial. MR. HAROLD RINGER-B. S., Bowling Green, M. A., Ohio Slate University- Civics. MISS ESTHER HOWEN- STINE - B, S., Chicago Uni- versity, Ohio State University - Home Economics. MRS, ALDRA BATCHELOR - But- ler University - English A Rt-acling - Writing. MR. GER- ALD MASSIE - B. S., Ohio State University-Agriculture - Farm Shop. MR. ROBERT REX - B. S., De- fiance College, Bowling Green-Sci- ence-Math-MCoach. MR. JOHN KAD- UK-B. S., Defiance CollegeYwCivics -Economic Geography H- Personal Problems - Science - Algebra - Coach. MR. PHILIP WAHL-B. A.. Defiance College, B. S., Oklahoma University - Math - Geometry - Chemistry-Algebra-Coach. MR. DERRILL MURPHY-B. S., Indiana University, Ball State Teach- er's College - Biology - History - Geography. MR. METLER WIL- LIAMS-B. S., Bowling Green-In- dustrial Arts - Drivers Training, MRS, BERNICE KAINIMEYER-A, B.. Ohio Wesleyan, Defiance College, Ohio University-SciencewHistory- Physical Education. , e 5Vll.LE HIGH Sf iv Superintendent Mr. G. L. Rader, our competent superintendent, whose guidance and co-operativeness have gained him the respect ot' the student body and teach- ers, received his A. B. degree at Ash- land College and his M. Ed. at Duke L'niYersity. Secretary Mrs. Lura Thiel, our capable school secretary, has found her way into the hearts ot' teachers and students alike through her tireless efforts to assist us. A sw..-1 ' V ,, :K .J f.. i if . ga Q ' War M, 11 uk 4 , A5342 ex. Principal Mr. Harold Ringer, our principal, is a very busy man with never-ceasing patience and a willingness to help. Mr. Ringer received his B. S. degree at Bowling Green and his M. A. de- gree at Ohio State l'niversit5'. Selma! llna ral The School Board, Dr, George Ilanf na, lVIr. Claron Lauh-fVice President, Mr. William Easterlyftlerk, Mr. G. L. Rader, Dr. Raymond Hofmeister fl'resident, Mr. Charles Hoff, Mr. Glenn Countryman, is a group whose careful planning has made our school one of which to be proud. ' a ' N 'f '51 '..1'.lg,. Q . 1 , 5 gif, 12 -, 'li--Q ,Zi ' B' 1 f if ff Win tkwwwcwaa 'V 4 Aw ' ,V ff , , 'fuk ' V dj prof 8 r- FQ, 1i, i ', QWY' f 1 'M . 01?vi1'ieS IDU you hear the stirring music In ilu- lllgll Fflltllll 111111113 mln- xwxivw uf the Chlbfllbl the 2l1b1DlZlllSL' ut thc class playa the llmxlwlnllg wt tha' 1v1'a-ws zu ilu- SlMnrl1rll'ifI ummcs In life .. Thi- is lhv pulwc HI' Hur frlnml. Tlwsc 1lCliX'iliL's make nur 5wju111'n :ll Ilicksville lligll Illl cxlncl'ic'11L'c' IICYCI' lu lm' f4J1'g'1rIIL'l1. -4 , I ,f4,,'. Heel the Staff ls the faculty write-up ready? Where's the sports copy? Now, what happened to those snapshots for page three? Such was the life of the 1954 Hixon- ian Staff, who raced in high gear from September to June preparing this copy of your annual. So, step right up and meet the staff: H ixon in n The Best Yet We, the members of the Hixonian Staff of '54, are well aware that the primary purpose of the annual yearbook is to pre- serve the experiences of our school life at HHS. In order to do this, we have tried to make our book different by introducing summer delivery so that we could incorporate those activities which were impossible to include be- cause of the necessary early deadline. Through the co-operative assistance of our advisor, Mrs. Mary Culler, and students of HHS, we hope our endeavors to make this year's book the best yet have been successful. Thank you, THE STAFF OF '54 CO-EDITORS Marilyn Kennedy Judy Adcock ASSISTANT EDITORS Lucretia Hnstetlvr Joanne Dumas Sharon Keener ISIISINI-ISS MANAGERS Marjorie Curry Mildred Fogle PHOTOGRAPHY William Clark Richard Mastin John Keller ADVERTISING Shirley Savage Eldon Siehenaler Suzanne Bricker ACTIVITIES Sports David DeIVluth Clair Slattery Classes Marjorie Tustison Virginia Onstott Jo Ann Ballinger Shirley Moore Clubs Robert Hurni Gaylcn Smith Larry Rose TYPISTS CIR Jeanette Shanks Janet Brown Margery Cook CULATION Guy Mettert Glenn Bauer Grover Blalock Paul Lantz Larry Preston Kenneth Thiel Ralph Timbrook Max Kemerer Roger Kellogg Meet The N QIUSIIMOIIHIIS Iurlitor .....,........,....... ..... Associate Editor ,.,,. Business Manager .....,. Reporters: Features ...... Editorials Personalities .. .lokes ,..,.... .... Snoop .,........,..,. Lluhs ,...,. .,,..,......,. Calendar 85 Birthdays Phyllis Applegate Phyllis llaver Vonita Blalock ., Pauline Katona .. Nancy Dull Henrietta Linder Raymond Folk Shirley St-hooley ,. Gay Guitf ., Yvonne Headley Ifashions , ,...... ......,. ,..,.,.. .... I r e ta Bainbridge Music ....,.......,, Aunt Etiquette ., Classes ....,.......... Departments: Art ,,,........ Exchange Circulation ,.,.. Press Lois Meyers Martha Kelley Janice Boger Pauline Katona Gerald Kuhn Bob Beams Eddie Perry . Ireta Bainbridge Rex Hurni . litttin out the niontlily lssllt' ot 1l1eSpi-onfliiti Vit-'ins h'1i'fl xxwrlf :inrl plentx ot' it. lt' one rlc ullinn 1llill'l' if not tai' ziwzti. Klziiiy statl iiitni lm-rs xxo1'l't-fl their free pt-i'ifuls pi't'pai'iiigS topx ixpine stencils. :incl iiiiiiic-ogi':1pF1ingeach lilx X1 C blluunllrlft - 'liliv piiiqmst- ni- our Impti' in proiiioie uiirlti Iuiclinl lic-txxt-eil iaviilty :tml siiiilents. emu A L01 gf W0'-ks siiitlt-nt p:ii'tit'ip:i1ioii in zictivitfes. :intl In ulit 1 limi llllCl'l'SllllQ lu all voiilfl not han hun A ot of Fu rc-alizecl xvitliout the helpful assistaiive ui o Visors Nlrs. t lliig'l' and Klrs lxzinnnexer. R. -.av .4-o sf' ,i xi Vg . 4.AQ,..---sf ,pw---f' P' COILCBFI Bflllll - - Practice Plus Performcuwe Strike up the band: When we hear that familiar phrase. we know we can expect to hear fine music from the H. H. S. marching band or the concert band. both consisting of fifty-four members. Under the direction of Mr. Agne. the band has worked tirelessly this year for tone and unity. They have bettered themselves by one-hundred per cent. A v In the fall. the marching band presented many entertaining half-time shows at football games. each time improving their performance. They also marched in the Halloween Parade. the Armistice Day Parade. Christmas Parade. and the parade contest at Auburn, Indiana. Co-ncert band then took over the spotlight, and all efforts were put forth to perfect the wide variety of music for the.Def1ance County Musical Festival and the annual Spring Concert. The top-ranking band members were chosen to participate in the Festival The Spring Concert, in addition to the Senior Band. also included special numbers by the Junior Band and a twirling spectacle by the Majorettes. The band's final appearances were for Kindergarten Commencement and Senior Uominencement. The band is once again coming into its own at H. ll. S. and is attracting more and more students into its ranks. Although the band did not take part in the band contest at Bryan. Ohio. this spring, we are sure that in a few years the Hicksville High School Band will be rated as one of the best hands in Northwestern Ohio. t'on,Qratulations and keep up the good work. ROW ONE: Phyllis Anpleuate. Phyllis Haier' Betty Sommer. Sandra Dull Rox Ann Kuhl. Wanda Jenkins. Joyce Rinqer. Lois Myers. ROW TWO: Annette Kenner. Judy Lonnsworth. Penny Ruclcrnan. Vera Camp. Jennie Champion. Dlnlt Kelley. Rosalie Linder. Carma Hootman. Mary Noffsinner. David Votaw. Gene Stauffer. Jack Rader. Kathleen Kenner. Dave Aten. ROW THREE: Joanne Otis. Janice Stauffer. Lana Smith. Diane Benniniihoff. Judy Lamb. Stephanie Hoult, Rose Onstott. Janice Tomlinson. Richard Reed. Carol Beams. Kay Anderson. Bob Hurm. Deborah Votaw. Juni Volkzrt. Jim Slattery. Ruth Myers. Bernard Gecowetts. June Hurni. Eddie Carr. Donna Slattery. Delores Slattery. Suzie Carr. ROW FOUR: Judy Adcock. Suzanne Bricker. Viclne Stemen. Maxine Slaughter. Nadine Slaughter. Victor Adams. Steve Erlsten, Marilyn Camp. Irene Wonderly. Martha Kelley. Nancy Erlsten. Mr. Donald Aqne. Director. ABSENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN- Joanne Demas. Bob Gillespie. Director To Mr. Donald .Xgne go the honors uf our niusical accomplish- ments. XYith a stern eye and raised lmaton. he has transformed our hand and chorus into organizations of which to he proud. Mr. .Xgne received his ll. S. degree at Miami University and teaches junior Hand and .lunior High innsic classes in addition to the High School liand and chorus. Ma gorettes .X whistle lmloxvs. a lmaton flashes and llruni-Blajorette Martha Kelley leads the hand away in perfect co-ordination. lhrs is the third year for lreue XX'onderly as txvirler. the second year for Shirley Savage and XYanda jenkins. and the first year for Nancy lirlsten. 'l'hese girls received superior rating at the .Xulmurn Street Fair which made us very proud of them and the fine jolm they are doing. Marching Band -- Promotes School Spirit Chorus - - Life is a Song Under the direction of Mr. Donald Agne, the chorus, with sixty-two voices, has made great strides toward music in its finest sense. With determination and practice, they have developed co- operativeness and a feeling of achievement. The chorus had very little time to rehearse during the fall because of marching band, but were diligently at work as soon as possible. A selection of sacred music was presented at the Commun- ity Christmas Program and for the student body. Since the chorus did not participate in the vocal contests at Bryan this spring, Mr. Agne placed full emphasis on music for the Defiance County Music Festival and later, a spring concert. Both were rewarding events. Their final appearance was the honor of singing for the Baccalaureate services in May. Unlike other years, fortunately, the chorus will be minus only a few voices as a result of the graduating of seniors and many underclassmen are eager to step into their shoes. We are confident that we shall be seeing and hearing great things from the chorus in the future. ROW ONE: Florence Sisco, Yvonne Headley, Janice Boqer. Pat Drirer. Victor Adams. Larry Rex, Roger Corwin, Dare Mastin. Shirley Schooley, Bonnie Shuherk. Judy Adcock. Jo Ann Ballinger, Lois Myers. Accompanist. ROW TWO: Mr. Donald Agne. Director. Rose Dnstott, Geraldine Gordon. Ruth Myers. Beth Shirley, Mary Noffsinger, Virginia Onstott, Rox Ann Kuhl. Judy Lonusworth. Dare Aten. Jack Rader, Grover Blalock, Jerry Burley, Eddie Perry. Wanda Jenkins. lreta Bainbridge, Pauline Katona, Rosalie Linder. ROW THREE: Lela Beree. Nancy Carr, Jennie Champion. Carol ABSENT Beams. Carolyn Mull. Sharon Ducharme. Janet Nurley. Gay Guifl. Diane Benninqhoff. Sandra Dull, Nancy Erlsten. Dick Rhoades, Dick Mastin. Earnest Nushaum. Tom Culler, Robert Hurni. Lowell Husted. Guy Mettert. Ted Durre. Larry Preston. Ruth Slattery, Shirley Unstott, Vickie Stemen. Kathleen Kenner, Phyllis Applegate, Phyllis Haver. Betty Tucker, Suzie Carr. WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN: Shirley Savage, Mildred Fogle. 5 'G ns, W Y liigyj h . 3 ,4 E . 'f he 19 Q' 5 , W , l , g 'V A 4 J Y, : .gl . . 1 , 4 I I 4 Sn f 5 , rf xv ., : ' Q. ?:Q,Y' 5 X P 4 .. ,A ' M, af- 9 Yil ' , 5 ..... . 5 in Q .- 4 3? ,N Q , ,Q fi J 1 3 CUMNIERCIAL CLFB Because ot' the importance ol' lrusi- ness in the world today. the inunda- incntal goal ot each Conuuercial Clulr is to develop. promote. and maintain lrusiness skills Our main activity is the sponsoring ol various conunercial contests. including shorthand. typing. and lrookkccping. lor which pins and cl-rtiticates are awarded to those who quality With the guidance ot our conrnler- cial teacher. Mrs Culler :intl the help ot our clulr otticcrs. Shirley Savarge l'rt-sirlent. Jeanette Shanks. Vice Pres- irlt-nt and Phyllis Haw-r. Secretary- 'l'rt:xsurer, we will continue trr strive toiizlrrl greater personal ellicicncy ROW ONE. Phyllis Haver. Shirley Savane. Jeanette Shanks ROW TWO: Marjory Tustlsorr Jtnly Artcock. Lois Myers, Henrietta Lurnter, Patricia Driver. Phyllis Annlenate, Vxrnlnra Onstott Joanne Denial Marilyn Kennerty, ROW THREE. Sharon Keener. Ireta Balnlrrnlne Shirley Moore. Anna Marie Schlusser. Nancy Dull Lois Scliooley. Marnery Cook. Janice Boner Vonrta Blalock. Pauline Katona. Sanilra Furney Martha Kelley. Jo Ann Ballinuer. Milrlrerl Fonle Paul Lantz. Yvonne Headley ROW FOUR: Bill Clark Davitl DeMutl1. Cla r Slattery Dick Mastin. Kenneth Thiel. Rohert Hurrn. Tom Culler, John Keller. Grove' Blalock, Eldon SIEllBll2llEV, ABSENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN: Lucretia Hostetler. Suzanne Bricker Ralph TIFITUVOOR Roner Kellonn Bonnie Shoherk. Dave Mastln. Ten Durre. Eddie Perry. Clayton Mrttrlaunh F. F. A. The Future Farmers ot' America is a national organization for boys in- terested in the advancement ot aeri- culture Our local chapter. composed of twenty-two students under thc leadership of Mr. Gerald Massic. has been especially active this year Cluli sponsored events included a grain show, Parent and Son Banquet. and a radio program. Through promoted interest and active participation. the boys have placed high in all their contests. ROW ONE: Kenneth Thiel-President. Paul Lant1- Secretary. Earl Crall-Reporter. Max Kemerer- Treasurer. Clayton Middauqh-Sentinel. ROW TWO: John Foule. Ted Durre-Vice President. Charles Countryman-Assistant Treasurer. Ralph Trnrhrook-Student Advisor. Michael Emenhiser. Robert Vetter, Eddie Perry-Assistant Secretary. ROW THREE: Max Kemerer. Loren Smith. Lynn Cleland. ROW FOUR: Ronnie Lanninq. Drck Kelley. LeRoy Ream. John Zarlns. Roger Kelloqn. Eldon Siehenaler-Assistant Reporter. Mr Gerald Massie - Advisor. 1 il GIRLS ATII LETIC ASSOClA'l'ION Sportsmanship. co-operation, and good clean l'un were enjoyed this year lry the niemlxcrs ol the Girls' Athletic Association under the supervision ol Mrs Bernice Kammcyer. XVe partici- pated in such sports as basketball. volley ball, deck tennis. dancing, and skatimz The clulr otficers-President. Martha Kelley. Vice-President, Judy Adcock: Secretary. Nancy Dull. Treasurer. Kathleen Kennerfprcsided at the An- nual Spring Banquet where awards were presented to those girls qualify- ing ROW ONE: Mary Noftslnner. Sharon Ducharrne. Nancy Doll, Mrs, Bernice Kammeyer. Martha Kelley. Jntty Artcock Kathleen Kenner. Vickie Stemen. Carol Wilson. Pat Bauer. ROW TWO: Penny Onstott. Rox Ann Kuhl Rose Onltott. Wantla Jenkins, Nancy Erlsten Pauline Katona. Vonlta Blalock. Ruth Slattery. Sandra Dull. Caron Wilson. Marjorie Curry. ROW THREE: Marilyn Kenneny Sharon Keener. Lucretia Hostetler. Maxine Rhodes. Delores Dntterer. Zlldred Brinck, Virnrnia Onstott. Miltlretl Fonle. Jo Ann Ballinner. Shirley Onstott. Ruth Myers. ROW FOUR: Slnrley Schooley. Carol Beams. Carolyn Hnll. Doris Brown. Leona Katona. Barbara Haller. Pat Bro:-n Frances Bercaw. Norma Holt. Jo Beverly Pat Wrlnlit, Marilyn Canrn Lela Beree ROVl. FIVE: Gay Gnft. Ger'alnr e Gordon. Monyea Burley. .lnny Lsnnsworth 'Vlarnery Cook, Janice Torr-ltsorr. Sne Blalock. Joan Keesliurv Nancy Car- Janet Harley Susie Carr. Anna Ma-le Scnlusser. ABSENT WHEN PlCTURE WAS TAKEN Betrr Slwrley, Bonnie Shuherlt. Rath Slattery. Junior Class Pluy-- --nsubiuy Wedding Hillbilly Wedding. an altogether different elass play, was presented hy the .lunior Ulass this year, under the direction of Mr. Donald Agne. Talk louder and slower became familiar nerds to the east as xx e tried to give our lines that hillbilly drawl effect. Opening night and a sueeesaful production assured us that our efforts were well worth whileieven to the splinters in our hare feel. The story we portrayed was that of a hillbilly family, the Belsniekles. trying to marry off their daughters in order to get rid of Ceelie who was the type that makes men want to run the other way. When a young medical student and his aunt gst lost in the hills and are forced to stay in the Belsnickle's cabin overnight, Ceelie decides he is the one she wants to marry. After many laughs and Considerable mix-up, Ceelie decides he's not her type after all and Bonnie Mae, one ofthe other daugh- ters, marries him. The cast was: Pa Belsnickl:-Richard Kelly: Ma Bels- nickle-Pnyllis Havzr: Ceeli:-Vonita Blalock: Bonnie Mae- Pauiine Katona: Junzy Lou-Henrietta Linder: Four-Phyllis Applegate: Five-Pat Driver: Six-Lois Myers: Chaz and Obzey Uuschlaqer-Eddie Perry and Ted Durre: Ronald Maxwell-David Masting Aunt Lucy-lreta Bainbridge: Cousin Zeke-Tom Culleri Preacher-Raymond Folk: Cousins-Robert Onstott. Lowell Husted. Eevin Kallsen. Irene Wonderly. Anna Marie Schlosser. XYhc1her it was the thrill uf xxatchingthe.Xccsm1tl1cfuuthall ficlcl.a1 a haskcthall ggalmmc. ur mm the lliilllllillll . . lfach seasun has h1'm1g'l1t many llZLlJlJL'Ilil1g'S that we can never forget.'l'heyncvc1'lust the mmpetitive spirit. win or luse. which marlc them a harfl team to heat in any spurt. fu-1 ,gfsiiifi . I ,?,i,5?,? ,-fn. v ad,-f K r 1' 5 gf I 5 --M X Z wr I3 o Qi tif' H 1 Y Grover Granny Blalock-put forth his Dave Turk' Delduth-opened holes so big John Bull' Keller-always dependable at Richard Dick Mastin - Coaches' h all every mmute the backs couldnt miss. that corner post. saver-played any position-any tim Clair Squirt Slattery. break-away runner, Kenneth 'Kenny' Thiel-our power-packed Ralph Fingers Timbroolr-blockers couldn't Richard Bud' Amaden-our quarterback offensively tough defensively. tough again. fullback. find him but hall carriers met him often. a real triple-threat. PIGSKIN PARADE .Xhout thirty prospective .Xces reported for gridiron duty that first day of practice last fall. ,Xfter a lazy sunnner. the hoys were pretty well out of shape and those daily exercises were quite a grind-hut they soon got into the swing of things. Our line and hackfield were unusually light and we had In make up for this hy out-maneuvering the opponent through each game. .'Xlthough. we had no real speeddemon. we did have soine hard runners and tough tacklers who did a swell joh of opening up the line for the hackfield. The whole team gave their all and as a result tied for the League Championship along with Payne and Paulding. The .Xces ended a wonderful season with three wins and five losses. ,za xii .. I i , , 1 it i Q 1 -A . A M 1 .. H i . a - . ' U ' A Y V , Coaches Two wonderful guys - our football coaches-John Kaduk and Bob Rex. Mr. Kaduk coached the line while Mr. Rex worked mostly with the backfield. They both have the kind of personality that makes them well-liked whether on or off the field, and you'll have to admit they really know their football. Touchdown Tallies Managers They did their job so well-our student managers'-Bob Beams and Bob Gillispie. Always willing to help and always on hand in case of an emergency. If they weren't ahead of you. they were close at your heels. Opponent We They Paulding 21 12 Bryan 25 45 Edon 34 6 Archibold 20 12 Rockford 28 57 New Haven 0 30 Leipsic 12 20 Payne 14 28 Varsity flu-erlezulers Fnur nt' thc peppiest girls Q sam'---uiir Yzirsity t'licerlezicle-rs Rosie Linder, llzinkic Linder. IN-lures Slattery, und Wzinclzi Jenkins, 'l'lic-3' xxere zilwziys at hzmd with ai ready smile and ai variety ot' yells to cheer the Aces to victory, Jr. High Clleerleadors Four lively girls dressed in red- our Jr. High Cheerleaders-Peggy Rockman, Nancy Hurley, Annette Kenner, and Marlene Wonderly. With their many cheers and snappy rou- tines they proved to be a real asset to Hicksville High. Little Aces ROW ONE: Russell Camp. Steve Erlsten. Bully Hurzel. Jimmy Hutchins, Clinton Wirick, Zollen Tucker. Bobby Boon. David Nelson. Donny Tomlinson. Larry Jenkins. ROW TWO: Mr. Wahl-Coanh. Melvin Baxter, Phil Griffith. Larry Rex. Carlin Kreiq. Leon Robinson. Frank Hostetler. David Carwile. Eddie Sholl. Robert Linder. Duane Ducharme. Tommy Boger-Manager. ROW THREE. Robert Keller, Lester Krontz. Clark Poth. Georiie Nolte. Bernard Gecowetts, Gary Shall Larry Haver, Linus Slattery. Robzrt Hathaway. Terry Brown. wk Emu I ,Q , , .,, ,,..lL ' w -gs- 'C Baslmtbrzll 'Go Ye Ac COACH 11 N XlN 111 N X N l INC' 11 111 1 1 1 . N 0111.111 1111111 1 16 101 1 4111 0 N1 1. 111 1 MANAGERS 11 hs 1 1 111 1 11111 111 1 11 1 CHEERLEADERS .1111110 1111111 .111.1 111N 1111 LICYX 11111 11NIt: I' 6 J 1 NL lllll r11 .1 0 1 FS 1.1N . 55.1 CN 11 111r111 N 1111 01 1 1111 11 ll 1 . 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Basketball Bucketeers The success or failure of a team is generally measured from the record of wins and losses. By this standard, the Hicksville Aces had an average season with eleven wins and eleven losses. Though winning is foremost in every- one's mind, there are certainly other points that contribute to the success of n wish for victory, a team, No team ca think they already have it made, or rely on what they did last week. In order to win, they must put out every minute -then, and only then, can they call themselves true athletes. ix 'zu .,: lr! In K 0 I, ,, 1 I 1 'ff , 5,5 Q nov, I 3, ,...,.A:. fi , I ' R ' Q f ' ' AX , f f ' ' ' , S - NN! Q 4 . ,. ff z Y .... Na LQ! ,V ' - A g It l -, iw,, A I ' ,, 1 M1 Q ' mi xf, id A Y, ' x' .4 fi +-awww? R ,J X, Q ,f L ,Y It 1 ff , M . A N Q! gf X 1 55 15' W f- - ,Ji 3' 3' is ' ' ff , N W I . I KH, fi' - N., if f X sf ,ar if fi! 'Q' I K S G A , , A' I y 1 1 X P i 1 ' ' 1 x , Q, of ie , j ' .X X sd i '27 ,J . f it X-1 ,f ,Q ' A F In , A- if PM , N f ,z , -A fr ! A a , ' ,. i ,,.. --n' 1 K fr ,TLQ3 '53 i 2? ip ,I . 5 y 'Q I 4 ' 2 N.: f i L r, H, V X E I x iii: F 4, 1 A ,H:Q:i':5.,i. . 351: ' ROW ONE: Harold Smith-forward or guard: Raymond , 'Md f Mvhljf X Folk-forward: Rex Hurni-guard: Jim Brown- 5 M A v'-.iw forward or guard. K' M --x rt - -7 ag... Q., 2 may ROW TWO: Jerry Burley-guard: Tom Culler-forward or ' , 1 I Q guard. ' ' :?r 'h ,,. J4 A ,V hx' U T ' We had no one exceptional player, but V ' ' 1 Z I., fl we had several boys who could be relied ? upon to rack up a good score. The Aces , , 5 proved that it doesnt necessarily take f -V height to make a good team: it takes ' X-,Z teamwork and effort on the part of each f , 5.2 player to come out on top. The important f Y ,Z thing is that we did improve throughout K 7 , I ' the year and secondly we did put out , 7' rr hustle all thc way. In tournament , play the Aces gave a demonstration ol' f I this that would be hard to surpass. Heres ' hoping the Aces of the future inherit ez - this spirit and keep it loremost in their mindsvifs the only way to play, A aw FITURE LETTERMEN 0F ll. II. S. Rose-rves ROW ONE: Jim Wonderly. Jacx Rader. John Hootman. Norman Woodruff. Max Kemerer. Darrell Brown. ROW TWO: Larry Rex. Manager: Loren Smitli, Gary DBMLIUI. Tom Bailey. Lynn Cleland, Larry Tomlinson. Robert Caniu. Merle Ballard. Mr. Rex. Coach. Junior lligh ROW ONE: Leon Robinson, Gary Sholl, Bill Nirzel. Linus Slattery, Rodney Stairhime. Bobby Linder, Eddie Sholl. Jim Slattery, Kenton Stairhime. Bob Boon. ROW TWD: David Carwile. Bob Keller. Frank Hostetler. Phil Griffith. Larry Haier, Zollen Tucker. Dicli Rowan. Rex Bassett, Jim Volliert. George Nolte, Clinton Wiricli. Midgets ROW ONE: Jimmy Crarens. Jimmy Hilbert, Ra Schooley. Elton Snyder. Tim Brown. Bobby Rowan, Raymond Minsch, ROW TWO: Bobby Lantz. Jimmy Cromwell, Philip Carr. Virgil Bassett. Eddie Hissong. David Metz, Tommy Ridenour, Junior Bassett. Clleurloaders Our conjgrzatulations go to Peggy Ruck- nxan. Nancy Hurley, Annette Kenner. an'4 Nlzxrlene XVonderly for the swell joh tlu-jf hiivc done this year, lNinning or los- in'1 they were always raising! the tcam's nmrixlc and were he-hind the hoys when thi-js needed cnc-ouragement Coaches To these two men go our heartiest congratulations. Handicapped hy a lack of height-yet due to hard work and diligence-their team made many fine showings. Managers These managers should he heralded for their wonderful work of keeping the uniforms, halls, and other equipment in condition. This is not an easy task and these boys deserve recognition for their fine work. VARSITY'S SEASON RECORD Opponent We They Farmer 59 46 Antwerp 49 50 Edgerton 48 42 Sherwood 94 51 Woodburn 56 51 Leo 45 58 Paulding 45 43 Ayersville 70 49 Harlan 57 51 Montpelier 50 51 Concord-Spencer 49 56 Mark Center 56 67 Eclon 74 58 Farmer 69 43 Holgate 60 72 Edgerton 56 69 Concord-Spencer 56 66 HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Sherwood 75 58 Mark Center 51 57 CI-ILINA TOURNAMENT Arla 60 52 llelphos Jefferson 54 74 Lima St. Rose 58 69 BASEBALL BATTERY The baseball season got under way this year with about eighteen boys showing up for 'tspring training. With very little practice, due to unfavorable weather, a game was played with Cold- water. Hicksville returned home with their first loss. Not discouraged, the Aces journeyed back to Coldwater to meet a heavy hitting opposition resul.ing in another loss. Then on April 21 off they went to meet the Edgerton Bulldogs, In a flurry of hits the Bulldogs won 6 to 2. Before the next game Hicksville got in three practices and were ready to meet Edgerton again. This time the tide was turned and Hicksville came home with their first win 2 to 1. On May 7 they defeated Farmer 10 to 5, in a real hard-hitting ball game. The Aces gained another victory on May 11, over Sherwood 7 to 5. Then their winning streak was broken when they lost to Farmer by a score of 4 to 3. Each player did his part and through teamxwrk and co-operation they developed into a team that is a real credit to Hicksville baseball history. ROW ONE: Ed Perry. Kcnnf lniel. Roger Corwin. Raymond Brush. Don Payton. Derrill Brown. RSW TWJ: Ted Euru. Larzy Tcmlincon. Clair Slattery. Errol Houk. Jim Brown. Gary DcML:th. Bud Amadnn. Bob Beams. Merle Ballard. Mr. John Kaduk. Coach. sag-M tv 1 , A C -1 J 4. 1 v'3 As ,,. my JM I L 2 if x '95 Y ,Q 3 4 ' ,' 3 A 'gn 3. V, - 1- If V in N 'Q is semi? A? 5 51, 4 A ,N ,,,N.: 6yM77, A I Ev: ' , 1 4 - Cl sse From KiIlClCfg'2lIAI6l1 to f1T2ld112lliUI1. we are cuntimmlly clcvelupi11g'ol1r CIllUtiUl1Hl.11S well as sucial. stability . . . Iiach year uf nur school life is Il ste-ppi11g stuue toward greater :1cl1ic-venments. lJl'ClJ1lI'iIlg us for our respunsilmle role as il1tCHig'6l1f. well-i11fm'1u1:cl citizens of clemuvracy. A E .V. :ggi v-.V 's -'Q VS 4 x 'lx .,,.! ' ', ll:-Q'-.f,,4.',', ' , n,,,. .-' - . N ' L.. i'r w'- I f?4,1k IP L4 f :M W M . 'ff ' 1 5' ff if, 7 5 ' fi 'X ' 5 . . 0 J ' 3. , A X, ., N wi W -H . 'iz - x 4- fi, . A C'-v 2 I 'Q -'Q ,L Q t l t . xxx l ff? 5 L 3 Q vs. , V , 'H A O.. . A, 41' 45 M A ' 5'1 -fi-,-f -'N . - . ' ' -s . , 1 A .. , vw .Q , 2? '13 ' '11, il ' 5 5 ' ' w.'. 1' ' , , Q -, ?A?Ef73x'iV'g, Z 'V 24 A v , - A 4- ' 1 , 4 ,wfW.Q1':fA,, , K 5 Q I 5, 'i f ' L fa 'I 'ami' M. 't ww- : t , .s SE IOR JUDITH ADCOCK JUDY Dark eyes. dark hair. a real gone gal- Everybody's friend-everybodfs pal. Latin Club 2. 3. 4: Commercial Club 3. 4: Class Officer 2: G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4. Cheerleader 2. 3: Girls' State: Chorus 3, 4: Glce Club 2: Band 2, 3. 4: Spoon- c'rit't Editor: Hixunian C0-editor: Home- coming Attendant 3: Librarian 4: Jr. Show: Class Play 3. 4: Jr. Sr, Waitress. Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: World Affairs In- stitute: Festival 3. 4: Court. JO ANN BALLINGER JON A cute little trick. tiny. petite- On a guy named Guy. she's mighty sweet. G. A. A ll Cmnmvrciztl Club 3. -4. Lilnrarian l. 4: Ottim' Girl 3, 4: Chorus 2. 3. -4: Jr Sr. Waitrt-ss: Glce Club l. 2: Spoondrittg Hixrmiztni Festival 3. 4: Latin Club 2. 3. 4: Cafeteria 1: Sr. Play: Jr Play: Jr Show: Court. GLENN BAVKR HBUTCH' A brawriy fellow with curly hair- Hanny-uo-Iucky-free as the air. Cumnivrclzul Clulw 3. 4. Buy Scouts 1. 2. l'IIXUlllill'l1 Spmuiclrilt. lntrztmurztls l, 2. Si. Baskotlmll 1, Jr. Sliuw GROVER BLALOCK UGRANNY Full of vluni-full .mf vim- Grtilirift wit It vwvur glam Fczotlnzxll 1. 12. 3. 4. Bnski-tlaull 11 Basket- ball 3jilllIiLLll'l' 12. 3: Huis' Statc: Commer- cial Clun 3 4. Cliurus 2. 3. 4. Ji' Show .lr P135 Court SVZ.-XNNEQ HRICKE-ll! XSS A ncgittla Mus:-tm: lie' choice cf Deans- Stvrfti' tlmn Monet fiom head to tozs G .ft A 1. 2, ZS. fl. Ciuiilm-1'i'1:il Clult Ii. 4. Hp: c:1i'!1'1tt. llixuiiuui. Girl Scouts l. 2: IIlil'll1ltlI'.llS l 2. Ii. 4. Pop Band Ii .lr YX'.'illll'J!-IS. .lr Sliuw: Coronation ll.A'iN1C'I' IIROXVN '.l.-XX' Show uint-t to fwuut. and really neat- A Huw tml yotfll never meet. G A A l. Spcmnclritt. Glue Clulw I llixruilzui .lr Slwxx. Coiwvtizitimi I'll trade ya' 'Is -611 A ' rf H . -4 if I X ' V ny , h .. . .. XXX Wa happened VVILLIAM CLARK BILL Takes fine pictures. yes. indeed- Was voted Most Likely to Succeed. Latin Club 2, 3, -4: Commercial Club 4: Jr. Show: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Hixonian: Spoondrift: Baseball li Boy Scouts 1: Intramurals lg Court. MARGERY COOK Alwayx ready wiih a smile- Ta make your day seem more worth while. G A A l, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club Il 4: Glcc Club lg Chorus 2: Spoondrifti Hixnnizin: .Ir Show: Corcmzitioni Sr Play. KIATUORIE CURRY HPUDGEH Plenty cf amlillmn-gmlenly of spark - Busy as a hee-liaupy as a Iarll. Jr Slmxv. G A. A 1. 2. 3. 4: Spoon- dritt. Sr, Play: Hixoniang Commercial Club 3. 4. Gloe Club l. Chorus 2: Corona- flllll .'5.'1NNlC IDEM.-XS JO A Imnlll, Ilihllllc lllue-well lax.- VaIr'1lclfz'mi uf ou :lan Z3u:i'1 l 12 ii 4. G A .-X l,1Z. Ii. Ji' Sr 'isl'l .'S. Iillllll Club 2. IS, -l. Clm.i1icI'c-iai Cu l Ii 4 V+-xtival 2 Ii -l. Spurmndrilt. '11.ffi1'.li JI' Slum. Cflivmalifmll. Oltiu- K r' Ii 4 Si' Flin Xv2l1f'fllClUI'1ZiIY i llJ Url Nll l'll 'DOC Tell , ' 'rl -, ml l ,msn- ll 1. ' . i. A 'li 1 will -ll. l.:lIiu Vlxib I 12.4 .lr Sl: Wnllm-r Slimlin- lrzll Tr l'lii1 .lr Slum. llmllnian lwlrux l. L2 r'-mrbzill Zi. 4 limi Sl-Hula i'wv.r: 1 r. mi C'li.lv 4. Sr I'lilk. XYui'l1l Ai- '.l1i'x Iiisliluls- Vuurl Claw fjlllffldlk li 4 libxf Stat.- MII.DREID FOGLI-I 'MID' A :mal lltlls- lldflldlll-Pdlllvx her nest beau- Ha: many 21 fVIEllll llul nary a fue C'bxiirm'r4'1zil Club IS, 4. G A A -1, SfLlf'L'lll Cuunvil Ii. I,llJI'2lI'lllIl 4. Ollicv Girl Zi. .lr Play: Jr Show. Jr Sr. Wait- ri-ss. Churus 2. Zi, 4: Glue Club l. 2: Sprmnclriltg Hixonizmi Festival 3, 4: Latin Club 2. 3. 4. Crown Mistress. Caieteria l. Nw . fm' wr V wg 2. . Q.,2.. airzfuf. f'Y',4. ?ff5 ' if W ' W 'fad 145,91 P5 I., 2Z,ii?'1,' if 'Wa -me f 4 ,- ln?- 49' A-.4 Senior Secretaries LUCRETIA HOSTETLER CHICK Red hair. brown eyes. not very tall- A sense nf humo:-a friend tn all. G A. A l. 2. 3. -li Intramurals l. 2. 3. 41 Officv Girl 3. 4: Hixunian: Spnonrlrilt. Court: Class Ottit-or 3. Student Council: Comme-rcial Club 3. -1: Jr Sr Waitress: Jr. Roast: Cafeteria lg .Ir. Show. .lr Play ROBERT HURNI BOB SEIIID' Class Presltluit IS his stami- Plays ix tuln ru lhe hluh school ham! Sr Play. lr Play. lr Slum. Court. Bo,xs'Sta11-. Basketball Xlanaue-r l. 2. 3. Banrl l. 2. 3. 4 Chorus l 4. Festixal 3. 4. Class Ql.ll'4'l' 4. Jr Sr Waitt-r. C'fnuucrt-ial Club -1: Latin Club 2: Intramurals l. 2, 3. 4. Hixonian. Spoondrilt. SHARON KICICNICR HVINKY A ready SIIIIII13 crxnlsoh blush- Flnue trim-lilomle hall so lush. G A. A. l. 2. Il. 4. Conuue-rcial Club 3. 4 Spoon- cIr.rt: Librarian 2 Otlice Girl 4 Hixonian. Intra- nurils l. Z. Il Stutit-nt Counvil 2. -l. .Ir Play. .lr Sion. Latin Club 2. Il. -li Si' Play Court JOHN KliI.I.l'lR HL'l,I, Energetic. mischievous. a .uft nf ljdbi Life without hum would surely he tlrali. Football 2. ll. 4. Baseball Manager 2. Il. 4. .lr Show: Hixoniau. Comint-rcial Club 4: Coronatimi MARILYN KPINNI-IIJY Pl-I'I'l'I A wmrunq snule and eyes af ureen- A tall brunette-she was our queen. G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Otliccr 2. 41 Comme-rcial Club 3. 4. Spoondrilt: Hixonian Co-editor: .lr Show, Honiovomiiug Attendant 22 Home-coniing Qll1't'll 4. Intramurals 1, 2. il, -l: Court: Salutatorian ROGER KELLOGG UROGM Carefree. happy-tall anti slim Everyone is a friend to him. Jr Show. Basketball 3: F F A l. 2. 3. 4: Com- me-rciwl Club 'S 4 Hixunian Coronation Bas l . .. 2 .' . 1 2 tiki-t mall Manager 4. ,r f ,G gf 5 ff wa Q 2 W 4' vw- MIKE MAX KEMERER A ljrlll un has lace-a uleam In has we- You can tell at a ulance hek a wal xws-H my I-'uotlmll Ii, 4 Huskvthull l, 2. F If A 1. 2 Ii. 4 tXSSlSI2lIlI 'l'r1-zuurc-r Ii. 'I'1'1-1151111-r 4 lnlrzxmurznls 4. I IlXUI1ll'llI CIlI'UI'l2lIlUH ' A s. I ' M Y' ,O M .. -I PAUI, I..-XNTZ PAUI.IE A ' I Tall am. slvnde'-3 rea - ' ,, Owe: a Kaiser-roes steady with Muff ' ' if Cumnwrclal Clulv 15, 4 F F A 2. Zi. 4. ,Ir S low. .Ir Sr XYUIICF' I'IlXOIllllll Bzaskctlmll l. 2. Ii. Corona- Ilun. Intrzmxura .' , '. I HICHARIJ Nl.-XSTIN DICK To he 'weani- Ha, 1 r - ' Y :veam Fuullnznll 2, Il. 4 H2151-lmll 2. Urn Sc-nuts . ' Class Ollli'l'F l l.ut1n Club 2.15. 4. Studs-nt Coun- Ii Cfilllllli rmul Clulr 4. Jr Play. .lr Show. Sr Play. Hlxrmlzm. Cm GUY BIETTERT 'JUNIOR' Works at Krouefs-has best ual IS 'Jo - Ownx a hlue Plvmouth-MC af our xhuw .Ir Slmxx' .lr P1245 Churus l. 2. IS, 4. lfvstlvzll l 2 14,4 ll1xuu1zm..lr Sr VK'zuYz-r. Crmrmmtlun MU SHIRLI-IX' MOORIC HSIIIRIJ-SY A flyne alrm-A heart so my- A mum mule lu h'lqMevw you' riav .lr Shun G .-X A l LZ Ummm-rvlznl Clulm Ii 4 Gln-Q Club l. 2 Iizlml l Ll Z6 Imrzumlrzlls l 2 .lr Sr XK'11xlx'n'ss Spmmclrllr IIIXUHIEAII,GlTlSl'1rLlI5 C:1'vuA1'1:1 l Uulwnmtlffrx X'IRGlNl.-X flXS'I'O'I l' GINNII-I PW-'M I:-,rv ll'-Um! A .1 mu K, , . . .. .I 1 1. .. Sllwn. i'ml:l.wrn'l:nl Cllull Z1 4 l..ll11x flllllr 12 11 4 ll:x+lz.1:lx, Uzflw- Gul 4 C'.lf4-If-r'1:1 l lnI1'1m.ur':1lf I 2 Zi 4 l,1:rrl41'lzm 4 .Jr Sr XN':l1I1'n-X5 Sp:-llml .. ' , ,- .' .Alv- Uurmtl-Nt Wlllrxvx' Ii SV P1115 Uulwmzmllllx M hat yd trim! to prolt' SF! f 225' iw 2: 549' ,ww -Q ' r!'!'! fJ 7 ,,,f,J-M ' 5 , AW' 25' Spring fever LARRY PRESTON SARGE Teawvq. talkatnve. nrnery as can be- A football ulayer? Yes. sires! Football 1. 2. 3, -ll Hixoniani Spunndriltl 'mramurals l. 2, 3: Jr. Play: Jr, Showi Clwrunation, LARRY ROSE HROSIEU Omit :mul shy-ll's plain lu see- Wlllmq to do lus uaut. whatever at he 71' Show: Coronation. Spoourlritt, Hixonian T2lllll.ICY SAVAGE HSHIRIQ' Slw's lovely. sl19's emlauell. IIUIE the rlmy on hcl flmyil- Sl1e's as mat as can he-a mal lllllll-tllIlll2l'. i'ummz-rvial Club 3. -l. Class Ollivvr 4. G A A 12, fi. Glcc- Club 2. Clmrus l.1Z,I5. 4 Haul l. Ll. Zi, -ll l'IUl1N't'l'llllllQ Atlvuclanl 4. l.ibr..rx'z:1 11 Oll1 vG!l'l 15.4 .lr Sbnxx. fx' Sr Xl,':rxlrL-ss: Court .' MXN.- ! i 1I Sll.'XNKS .IlC.'XNll-1 A ' ll Illlf: all-1 wrt lxttiw fmlvlr- l:l,'l'l l tlv .atcncluu blw- -,ml :mlm lm.- Ccmuus-1'c'1,ll Clubil.-1: lllxlnuau Symon- li'. .lr Sluuxv: Curoualluu 3 Aw. I4llll3ECN.Xl.I'I' Sl ly y V 9-351 - All ull: an r - Lum .nu M1 Jima.:-1 lun-I ll fum l'1:,'u2I'.'1ll Vlulf ll 4 .lr Sl' Vllullwx' l:1'x'.lluur I: 1.3.3, l lllxwulxlu. lf' ll' .X l. ll. li l. .'XNilSl7lIll lim-p-l1'll'x' aucl lim-- . 1 xuvrlt-1 l. .4 Q'lllL'lL'l'lil l. Ll It .lr Slum .lr Play RIC. .lr Roast, C'u1'mxa1imm Fla-Xlft SI..X'l'TI'IRY SQl'IR'I' A mcg Ioulmuy fellow mmm we :all Stuart - A rcmllal uuy-l1e's no 'xluffesl blmt Football 3. -1: Basketball l. 2, 3. -l: Spoondrittz Commercial Club 3. -1: Jr Sr Waiter. Intramurals l, 2. 3, Hixonian. Chorus 2, 3: Jr. Showg Court HOMEROOM HAVOCI GAYLEN SMITH SMITY Tall and blond-doesn't say much- Tlic hashful lynn-never gets in Dutch, Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Hixonian. Jr. Show: Coronation. KENNETH THIEL KEN A hearty chuckle-a cut-up in class- His football ability would h2 had .o u'p1ss. Football 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Jr. Sr. Waiter: Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4: Hixonian: Jr. Show: Coronation. MARJORY TUSTISON 'AIVIARV A pleasing uzrsonality-has hams to snare- Wnen theres something to in done. you'II .znd her' there. G A. A l. Glvc Club l: Chorus 2: Cmixxxivrciail Club Il, 42 Olliuc Girl 3, -li Spot-nclrilt: lflixoniziri: Jr. Show: Jr. Play: Sr, Play: Coronation. RALPH TIIVIBFIOOK HFINGERSN He'S athletic. a real flood eport- You onqlil to see hum on a haskethall court. Basketball l. 2. 3. -li Football 3, 4: Baseball 3. 4: F F. A. 2. 3. 4: Hixoniarl: Commercial Club 3. 4: Jr, Sr. VVaiter: Student Advisor and Reporter: Intramur- zils !. 2, 3: Cale-iuria 3. 4: Jr. Show: Court. Qt Hts illlrmnrg ifnngrrz Gbn IN MEMORY of DUANE KILLIAN who was lnlled ln a motorbxke accldent on july 10 1951 Duane was outstanding rn FFA work when a freshman he was treasurer of the FFA Club and was selected the best all around agrzculture student for that year Duane had a frxendly and jOV18l personality and m thzs carefree manner he worked toward the mterests and betterment of HHS Hrs memory wrll always remam m the h arts of his classmates Q , 9. 1 . . . . , . , ... 9 . ,, Po . The Best Years Of Our Lwes It was 1n the fall of 42 that we entered the flrst grade a llttle frlghtened and a llttle more than unhappy about the whole ldea But after our mothers drled our tears and left we began to d1scover that school wasnt so bad after all The next few years kept us busy and cheer ful becaklfse by that t1me our classmates were old frlends and school was o d stu When we reached the flfth grade everythlng was dlfferent It wasnt the classes lt was movlng from room to room w1th dlfferent teach ers for each class We llked that that was the way the b1g klds d1d lt In the seventh grade we moved lnto the hlgh school bu1ld1ng Agam lt was a l1ttle frlghtenmg but we soon found our way around and stopped gettlng lost By the t1me we were 1n the exghth grade we could laugh at the mlstakes of the new seventh graders we were really a part of thmgs now We sponsored our flrst dance and sold Easter L1l1es to contrlbute to the class treasury One of the hlghllghts of the sophomore year was the selectlon of our class rlngs Another specxal event was the publlshxng of our issue of the Spoondrlft Also some of us were chosen to be waxters and waitresses at the Jr Sr Banquet In our Junlor year we kept the presses rollmg wlth our publlca tion of the Spoondrxft Th1s year we also chose our class motto If the elevator to success lsnt runnmg take the stalrs our class colors yellow and gray and our class flower the yellow rose We had a lot of fun pro duclng our Jr Play Professor How Could You? and Operatxon Star lxft our Jr Show gave the whole class a chance to dlsplay thelr talent We used a Hawauan theme for the Jr Sr Banquet and were very proud of the result In addltlon the girls ln our class spent two afternoons peel lng tomatoes 1n order to raise money At last we were seniors We spent a lot of t1me sellmg cards magazlnes and HIXOHIHD subscrlptlons Our Sr Play entltled The Inner W1lly met Wlth success Marllyn Kennedy and D8Vld DeMuth relgned at our Coronatlon along wlth the royal court We were guests of the Junlors at the Jr Sr Banquet Thanks to them It was a lovely evening Commence ment and our long awalted class tr1p to Washlngton D C and New York Clty were a flttlng Cllm8X to our senlor year The helpful teachers the frlendly students the feellng of achlevement and the many school act1v1t1es are among the m6m0YleS of our school llfe at H H S Senior Class 0fficers l'rt-sirlcnt ,, ,W , Robert llurni c 114 Illxl Knut r Y lllu bu gc lilxllfil N lllltll lxcnnulx 5 .l Joanne Demas has worked hard durmg her years at H H S and well deserves the honor of Valedlctorlan In addltxon to leadln the class scholastlcally Joanne was an assxstant edxtor of the Hlxonxan assistant edx tor of the Spoondrlft a member of the Latxn Club and Commerclal Club and also found t1me to play her alto sax ln the band We congratulate Joanne on her great achlevement and wlsh her a lot of luck ln the commg years We would like to present the Sal utatorlan of the Class of 54 Marnlyn Kennedy Marxlyn has been outstandmg 1 extra curricular actxvltles during her hlgh school career xncludlng co edxtor of the Hxxonian a member of the Spoondrlft staff G A A Commercial Club and class treasurer her senxor vear Marxlvn has done extremelv well xn hxgh school and we slncerely hope she has the same success ln the future Yicc-pr 's' I -nt , llnvicl -. 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Su Inner XYilly. his inner self. vis- :tlile only In XYillongl1hy. takes charge uf the situation. lle :trrzmges not UIlL'1lIllE'.lllli three. XYillnttg'liliy is involverl in one etnlzztrrztssing preclieznnent after ztnother. Nzttnrzilly. everytliing turns ont for the he-tter ztnrl XYilloug'lihy asserts himself, winning' the girl of his Choice. :intl pimvittg' to his aunts that he is no longer Zl haliy. THE CAST . . . Jo Ann Ballinger and Margery Cook-Marybelle Turner: David DeMuth-Stanley Clarkg Bill Clark-Mikeg Judy Adcock-Carol Marting Joanne Demas and Virginia Onstott-Trudy and Janet Marshall: Marjory Tustison-Aunt Olgag Marjorie Curry-Aunt Louiseg Sharon Keener-Aunt Hesterg Dick Mastin- Willoughby Adamsg and Robert Hurni- Inner Willy. . APT -I L. M Jun im'-Senior 'zlIHllIll'f mu rom I P The annual jr. Sr. Banquet and Prom was presented on May 14. A delightful meal, served by Sophomores, was followed by a program entitled Chopstick Melodies. The formal and gala Prom climaxed our social days as H.H.S anfl will remain in our memories forever. W -'ii SlENl0ll CLASS TRIP - - Wiashington D. C. and New York City .Tune 2. 1954 Hi Folks. Arrived Washington IJ. C. Monday morning. Toured the Capitol Building. Washington Monument. and Lincoln Memorial. Checked in at the Congressional Hotel and rested up for an evening of Cinerama, Tuesday morningfoff again onlanother tour including the White- House, Arlington National Cemetery, and heautiful Mount Vernon. After arrival in New Ytrk that same evening. some of us went to a show while others took the subway to Coney ISland. Todav we visited Harlem, Chinatown. and the u'orld's largest cathedral. St. .Iohn the Divine. Tonight at ltadio City we saw the world famous Rockettes. Later a few of us 'went to the top of the Empire State Building. za hers strolled through Central Park or walked down the Great White Way. Tomorrow ue're goin to take a yacht trip around Manhatten Island and then start tor home about livt oil rck. Will see you Friday noon. A '54 Senior J unlors 'N 9 'wa .l ,am wi WW' WW i :- ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW no mr ONE: Richard Amaden. Phyllis Anuleoate. lreta Bainhidge. Rohn-t Beams. Lela Beree. Vonita Blalock. Janice Boqer. TWO: Jim Brown. Jerry Burley. Tom Culler. Pat Driver. Nancy Dull. led Durre, Raymon.l Fulk. EE: Donald Fry. Sandra Furney. G Guiff. hyllis Hav.r. FOUR: Yvonne Headley. Rex Hurni. Lowell Husird. Paulin. Karoua. FIVE: Martha Kelley. Richard Kelley. Gerald Kuhn. Henrietta Linder. Dare Mastin. Clayton Middaunh. Lois Ann Myers. Robert Onstott. SIX: Eddie Perry. Anna Marie Schlosser. Lois Schuoley. Shirley Schooley, Bonnie Shuhe.lm. Harold Smith. Vance Walters. Irene Wond erl y, We entered our Junior year in Hicksville High School with much enthusiasm for we were at last considered upper- classmen. After electing our class officers-Dick Kelley Presi- dent' Rex Hurni Vice Presidentf and Phyllis Haver, Secretary- T easurer- immediately started work on the Spoondrift trying to make it the best paper ever. In November we presented a three-act comedy Hillbilly Weddin which was a huge suc- cess. In March we wanted to have a dance that was really differ- ent: the result, a Sock Hop. Early in April we launched a whirlwind campaign selling push-button fire extinguishers which caused considerable increase in the class treasury. The presentation of the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom climaxed a long-to-be-remembered Junior year. UU Sophomores tv ,15- 4 'N -rf... ff, V' M-Q W-I 'W ii?-an ev ROW ONE Dave Aten Sue Blalock Wllllam Brlcker Darrel Brown Dorls Brown Monyea Burley Marllyn Camp ROW ROW ROW ROW FIVE Ronme Lanmng Ruth Meyers Earnest Nusbaum Peggy Onstott Rose Onstott Shlrley Onstott Donnie Payton Jacx Rader ROW SIX Duck Rhoades Florence Slsco Ruth Slattery Vlckle Stemen Larry Tomlmson Robert Vetter Pat Wruoht Johr Zarms ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Merle Ballard Betty Sommer TWO Robert Camo Charles Countryman Earl Crall Gary DeMuth Sharon Ducharme Nancy Erlsten Robert Gillespie THREE Geraldune Gordon Barbara Haller Carolyn Hull Errol Houk FOUR Wanda Jenkins Leona Katona Kathleen Kenner Rox Ann Kuhl We Sophomores began thls school year thlrtx Glghl 1n number lncreaslng to forty one Under the superxlslon of Mr 'VIdSS16 and Mr W 1ll1ams our class adwlsors, we elected our class offlcers as follows Presldent Dave Aten Vlce Pres dent VlCklG Stemen and Secretars Treasurer Wanda Jenkln We elected Geraldlne Gordon and John Zarms as representatlxes to the Student Councll Throughout the year the class as a whole, made these projects a success the sellmg of tlckets for the S PE B S Q S A for thelr Parade of Quartets our Hobo Dance our bake sale, and the sellmg of H H S pms ThlS wear wasnt all work and no play Vle dld hase our tlmes, especlally ln the selectlon of our class rxngs, ln the publlshlng of our issue of the Spoondrlft and at our class O v- I' 'vm 3? 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ROW ONE Vlctor Adams Kay Anderson Tom Barley Jo Ann Ballard Patrrcua Bauer Carol Beams Diana Bennlnghoff Frances ROW TWO Zlldred Brlnck Bonnell Brown PHQYICIE Bown Raymond Blush Nancy Carr Suzanne Carr .lenme Champlon Lynn Cleland Roger Corwm ROW THREE Sandra Dull Delores Dutterer Davld Ellis Mlchael Emenhsser John Fogle Dale Fry ROW FOUR Bonnie Gulff Shirley Gump Lonnle Hochstetler John Hootman carma Hootman Roger Hootman ROW FIVE Norma Holt Janet Hurley Max Kemerer Joan Keeshury Sheldon Levy Rosalie Linder Glenn Lohdell Judy Longsworth Bertha Mcflurstlon ROW SIX Mary Jane Morhart Mary Noffslnger Richard Reed Larry Rex Beth Shirley Delores Slattery Loren Smith Kenton Stalrhlme Gene Stauffer Janice Tomlvnson Betty uuckr ROW SEVEN James Tustlson Waldo Weeks Caren Wilson Carolyn Wllson .lam Wonderly Robert Wonderly Norman Woodruff Bah Worthmgton Verda Yoder In September of 1953, we entered the hlgh school bulld mg bubblmg mth curlosxty and antxclpatlon Some were glad, some were sad We elected the followmg class offlcers Presl dent, Norman Woodrutt Vlce Presldent, Gene Stauffer, and Secretary Treasurer, John Hootman We soon learned to part1c1 pate 1n extra currlcular 3CtlV1Il6S Many of the boys have shown outstandmg ab1l1ty on the football fleld and the basketball court In the sprmg we had our fxrst dance We also trled our hand at selllng Easter L111eS A new experlence for us was that of taklng part 1n the scholarshlp tests We enjoyed our Freshmen vear ln HlCkSV1116 Hlgh School, and are eagerly awaltlng the beglnnlng of our Sophomore wear and the manv 3Ct1V1t19S that wrll accompany xt 'I.y.' i 7,'fI'k?af391 edeawyfr , ' ff, is v 5 'N -rf . ni or ' D f ' x A y J -A ' L K. 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ONE Paul Adams Rex Bassett Thomas Boner Bernadette Brldenbaugh Lance Brown Vera Camo David Carwlle Barbara Clark Marnlyn Cogan TWD Paula Cottrell Nellle Dunnure Steven Erlsten Patrlcla Gates Bernard Gecowetts Linda Gordon Richard Green Shelby Gump Robert Hathaway THREE Larry Haver Frank Hostetler Stenhana Houk Nancy Hurley Elaine Johnson James Johnson FOUR Patrlcla Keller Robert Keller Annette Kenner Carlin Krieg Reta Krieg Lester Krontl FIVE Judy Lamb Darla Muller Robert Murnhy Vlrglnla Nlcely George Nolte Sharon Osmun Joanne Otis Arlene Pulsel Clark Path SIX Leon Robmson Richard Rowan Peggy Ruckman Gary Sholl Donna Slattery Linus Slattery Maxine Slaughter Nadine Slaughter Lana Smith SEVEN Zollen Tucker Davld Votaw Sharon Weeks Marlene Wonderly Blruta Zarms We were very proud last fall as we returned to H H S at long last we dldnt have to do all the lookmg up The flrst buslness was selectmg class offlcers Presldent Richard Rowan Vlce Presldent Peggy Ruckman and Secretary Treasurer Jo anne 0t1s and secondly, makmg arrangements for a skatmg party at Sherwood Wh1Ch everyone thoroughly enjoyed We are, of course, lookmg forward to next year when we w111 gam the knowledge, POISE, and assurance that comes wlth bemg a Freshman ' - . 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A ONE Russell Amaden Arlene Arnold Beverly Ballard Melvin Baxter Rohert Boon Vlrglnla Bowker Terry Bown Russell Camo Eddie Carr TWO Arthur Corwin Duane Ducharme Sally Evans May Gonse Jeanette Hanna Wllllam Hlrzel Jean Hlssong June Hurm Belly Husted THREE Larry Jenkins Sandra Kennedy Llnda Knight Wava Lantz Elsle Lanum FOUR Sandra Lengacher Robert Llnder Denms Mettert Elolse Meyer Sharon Morris FIVE Robert Mullet David Nelson Ronald Payton Sally Rhoades Joyce Ringer Patrlcua Rogers Barhara Rockman LeRoy Schlosser Edwln Sholl SIX Kathleen Sholl James Slallery James Slaughter Rodney Stalrhlme Norval Stalrhlme Jams Stauffer Donald Tomllnson Barbara Tusluson Roger fustvson SEVEN James Volkert Deborah Votaw Ronald Wheeler Jan Wllllams Cllnlon Wnruck Nancy Wonderly Rosemary Wrnqhl Jlmmy Hutchnns NT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Russel Ellls Davie Keller Rlla Sleb naler Flfty slx of us entered the hlgh school bulldlng last fall as typlcal, bewlldered seventh graders We soon became ac customed to the strangeness of 11fe 1n the new buxldlng and proceeded to get our class actlvltles under way After electxon of class offlcers Presldent Sandra Kennedy Vlce Presldent Jlm Volkert, and Secretary Treasurer, Shlrley Kochert we planne our Slrst class party, a hayrlde and wexner roast held ln Vo1kert's woo s We are ant1c1pat1ng our commg years at H H S mth thelr many opportumtles for educatlon and guldance ' In , 3 4 : s fzi -' K ,, 55 f , A . 4 ' , Q 'i 3 z , 'V' A I Y V ff f W J F Q5 A -4 V , . . 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MarY W0fi David YDUBI' Livern YUUEI' ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Jerry Betts David Metz Kenneth Onstoit ' Hochstetler. ' l ' I I V ' Fifth Graders RDW ROW RJW FOW ROW ROW POW ROW ABS' UNE Loulse Auler Judith Anderson Lorraine Ballinger Roma Banks Junlor Bassett Loretta Bassett Ruta Baxter Janet Bulger TWO Peggy Blade Duane Blalock Richard Brlckel Ruth Brock Eldnra Brown Ga y Brown Bonnue Buchan Sandra Byroade THR E Gerald Camp Phlllp Carr Sue Champlon Tom Crarens Susan DeLong Loren Ducharm Gerald Dunmrre Larry Gessner FOUR Rex Gonser Carol Haller Karan Sue Hart Carol Headley James Hulbert Raymond Hun ch Nancy Hrssong Mary Hochstetler FIVE Jerald Hootm n Barbara Hull Karen Hurley Florence Jewell Connle Keller Tommy Knught Fritz Kuhn Beth Ann Lauh Maxine Mo hart SEVEN Larry Mullett Mary Nolte Ruth Ann Nu haum Duana Onstott Janice Peter Vcor Ramer Thomas Rndenuu Bruce Rlngenberg EIGHT Robert Rowan Patrlcla Saba Ra Schooley Jerry Seals Helen Smith Carol Smltley Ray Swanson Deanna Tomlinson NINE Judy Towne Anthony Tucker Dale Tustlsun Ella Jane Volk rt Cheryll Walker Gary Welnley Marcia WIYICK Suzanne WI ts Elaine Wlttln NT WHEN PICTURES W RE TAKEN Dennis Stuck y Edward Yoder ROW SlX:'Carol L-engachderz Bob Longsworth. Walter Loucks, Donald MlcMilIen. Charles Meyer. Richard Monroe, .Elizabeth Moore: Faurth Graderi -5:1 ROW ONE: Barbara Arnold. Kay Calvin, Richard Camp, Mary Sue Caperton, Sandra Clark, Max Cleland, Kay Cook, Dale Coon. ROW TWO: Robert Countermon. Lowell Cunningham, Danny Detmon, Doris Godfrey. Richard Gordon, Thomas Gordon, Lowell Griffith. Beverly Hart. ROW THREE: Judith Hatch, Linda Hilbert. Rita Hofmeister, .ludy Hafner, Allen Hootman, Buddy Johnson, Herbert Johnson. Marshalene Kees. ROW FOUR: Charlotte Levy. Nellie Loucks, Diana Martin, Janet Massie. Gary Meek. Jeanne Miller, Ll V00 Miller, James Morhart. ROW FIVE: Leona Morris, Charles Murphy. Delores Osmun, John Raydoe, Patrick Slattery, Darlene Tracht, Herbert Tucker. Marilyn Tustison. ROW SIX: Sharon Tustison, Roberta Walters, Bobby Weinley. Janet West, Cleru Williams, -lull! Wfillllt, Delmii Wvrllen- Jo Anna Yoder, ROW SEVEN: Lester Yoder. Andris Zarins. 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HIXKO COAL C0 Mrs Edna llzrzel HOME OF GREAT HEART COAL POCAIIONTAS WEST VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY Phone 176 Hlcksvllle Ohlo COMLIMENTS OF THE HICKSVILLE BANK S M I T ll 9 S IIARDW ARE 8: IMPLEMENT EVERYTHING FOR THE FARM AND HOME John Deere Implements Hotpomt Maytag and Sunbeam Appllances Sargent Paints Phone 28 Hicksville Ohxo COMPLIMENTS CLARIPS GROCERY Member of and FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE GI, LF SERVICE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM WUUHB ICE Hlcksx llle Ohm Phone 969 Illcksx llle Ohio - 1.0 . 1 L I I I I I I -,mi ,,,, El m. mI1,,,, ,, wmv. m., , ,W wi I I I I I COMPLIMENTS 0F RONNIE'S DEPARTMENT STORE PIl0NE 35 IIICKSVILLE, 0llI0 BASTIAN BROS COMPANY Rochester New York DESIGNERS AND PRODUCERS OF EXCIUSIVE Class Jewelry Genume Engraved and PERSONAL CARDS MR JOSEPH S UNGER 3453 Roosevelt Dearborn Mlchlgan Deflance FARM BUREAU C0 0P ASSOCIATION FARM MACHINERY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Hlcksvllle Ohlo Phone 483 I N 9 I . 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I , . . . . . , : n , I I ' . 7. . . ,. - , . - 62 I HULBERT 8: TOMLINSON Dealers in Hay and Straw T and - Manufacturers of Concrete Products 118 Rock Street Phone 31 J Hlcksvllle Ohlo LARSON AUTO SALES DODGE 8z PLYMOUTH - DODGE TRUCKS Phone: 317 Hicksville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF WILSON FARM SUPPLY Phone: 452 Hicksville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THE LOCKER MARKET L o ANDERSON Prop Hicksville Ohio Phone 124 ll R T Hicksville Ohio WATCHES REPAIRING DIAMONDS JOHN S JEWELRY 127 East High Street Phone 112 Hicksville Ohlo J L SCHORTGEN STEINERS PURITY BAKERY We Spec1a11ze In Blrthday Weddmg Anmversary Cakes P165 Rolls Cookles Fancy Pastry Phone 168 Hicksville Ohio THORNBURG BROS Plumbmg Heatlng and Bulldmg Servlce SALES AND SERVICE Roofmg Constructlon Water Heaters Softeners Dlsposals O11 and Hot Alr Furnaces Burdsal Palnts Hlcksvllle Ohm Phone 56 COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN S GREENIIUUSE Cut Flowers Potted Plants Corsages Weddlng and N1ce Funeral Arrangements Phone 255 Hlcksvllle Ohm msuns WITH coNFmENcE ARMSTRUNG AGENGY HICKSVILLE OHIO HUBER BUILDING COMPLIMENTS OF SUPERIOR GLEANERS Mr and Mrs K 0 Roan HICKSVILLE OHIO PHONE l I , 1 . 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G 99 I UUALS QUALITY Bob and Duck Rowan HICKSVILLE OHIO NURLEY FUNERAL HOME LADY ATTENDANT Hour Ambulance SQFVICG Phone 4l9J Blake Hurley HICKSVILLE OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF EASTERLY INSURANCE AGENGY AMERICAN BUILDING HICKSVILLIL OHIO Phone 515 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HOFNER DRUG STURE Rellable Prescr1pt1on SGFVICC Phone 32 Hlckss llle Ohlo I W A or I N 24 ' 5 I 2 A 1 C0171 PLIMEN TS 0F GULLER MOTOR SALES Ghevrolel Uldsmoblle U S Tlre Dlslrlhulor Phone 387 North Mann Street Hlcksvllle Ohlo COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS 0 R 0 M W E I. I. S F000 MARKET A B SMITH Lumber Company HICKSVILLE OHIO WE DELIVER PHONE 30 I I l I I I OF 1 l OF E , .fi I I ' amz ' 1 A JAGUBS JEWELRY HICKSVILLE OHIO E 81 M DRESS SHOP Edna Engle ALWAYS OPEN THE CITIES SALES C0 , INC FORD SALES AND SERVICE Phone 2D Hlcksulle Ohlo COMPLIMENTS OF NOLTE CHICK HATCHERY HICKSVILLE OHIO COMPLIMENTS HARKEYS SO A GRILL Mr and Mrs L H Harkey Phone 38 Hlcksx llle Ohm GO0K'S WREGKIIIG YARD Auto Parts of All Kinds FARM MACHINE BEARINGS Buyers of Scrap Iron and Metal South Mann Street Hicksville Ohlo O Box 12 Phone 125 CALVIN BROS IT PAYS T0 LooK WELL BARBER SHOP CHAMPION S GROCERY GROCERIES MEATS Phone 516 R 129 W Hicks St Hlcksvllle Ohlo COMPLIMENTS LIIURENGE E HART BELKNAP SEED FARM Certlfled HYBRID SEED CORN WHEAT OATS SOYBEANS 1 1 . S 7. . . 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I I KENNER BROS Plumbing and Heating Fixtures 011 'und Coal Furnaces Water Heaters Stokers PIl0NE 184W l84J 417 ELM STREET HICKSVILLE OHIO AT YOUR FAVORITE DEALERS THE HICKSVILLE GRAIN COMPANY SWIFTS ICE CREAM D9-USFS In GRAIN COAL FEEDS WOOL SEEDS 1 and SWIFT 81 COMPANY MERCHANDISE REFINER S GAS AND OIL Deflance Ohm Huksxllle Ohlo C . , -Q o Q E ' 1 1 . ,E E, : ll 7 I 1 s THE HUBER THEATRE For Your Entertalnment and Pleasure Movles Are Better Than Ever MAY BROTHERS HICKSVILLE OHIO BEST WISHES FROM YOUR OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER GRAINE S STUDIUS DEARBORN DETROIT FLINT COMPLIMENTS TIIE NEWS TRIBUNE SGUTTY S STANDARD SERVICE Phone 257 Hicksville Ohio COMPLIMENTS BRANNAN S SANDWICH SHOP HICKSVILLE omo COMPLIMENTS HARKEY GANNING GUMPANY ROBERT LONGSWORTH Hlcksvllle Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF 0NSTOTT 81 SLATTERY wnscmma YARD Dealers I New and Used Angle Iron Buyers Of Scrap Iron and Metal Hlcksvllle 0hl0 Phone 414 l I or N I L, , ,,,r T, MWA, -W MILILN 1 i N or . ! or E I ' fl , H I l l l I CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SGHILB S FOR THE BEST IN HOME FURNISHINGS FLOOR COVERINGS HICKSVILLE OHIO GARVER DRUG STORE THE REXALL srons HICKSVILLE OHIO SAND GROWN POTATOES REGISTERED ABERDEEN ANGUS MERVIN B VOLKERT and SON VISIIOFS Welcome Huksulle Ohm Phone 241F3 COMPLIMENTS K U H L B R 0 S sznvlcs s'rATloN G A S O I L HICKSVILLE OHIO i 5 OF l I COMPLIMENTS Congratulatlons Semors PALAGE 0F SWEETS 0 SM JAMES oEMAs 0 N FOUNTAIN SERVICE BOX CANDY RECORDS ANTWERP OHIO Hicksville Ohio OUR VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO TOM BROOM of the Fort Wayne Engraving Co a wonderful guy who so wlllmgly helped us wxth our layout TO THE ADVERTISERS whose donatzons helped de fray the cost of thls book TO THE STUDENTS of HHS who provlded the story and for whom thzs book was wrztten THE STAFF OF 54 'fuss' W 1 . 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