Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1931 volume:

A HIXONIAN PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE HICKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME SIXTEEN FOREWORD ARMS AND THE MAN WE SING, WHO TWO THOUSAND YEARS AGO WAS BORN IN MANTUA,AND BECAME ONE OF THE GREAT- EST MOULDERS OF THOUGHT, AUTHOR OF STATELY VERSE AND IN- TERPRETER OF THE MIND, HEARTAND SOUL OF YOUTH ........ MAY WE RECALL THE OLD SCHOOL DAYS WITH THEIR VIRGIL LESSONS LADENED WITH HIS DE- LIGHTFUL DREAMS AND SWEET MUSIC...LET THE AGES PAY TRIBUTE TO VIRGIL ...... 0 O z -I l'l'I z -I CD mm 00 II OO CO I'-I-' 'Z F Ln DEDICATION WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE, DEDICATE THIS COLLECTION OF MEMORIES TO GEORGE A. PATTERSON, AS A FITTING EXPRESSION OF OUR APPRECIATION FOR HIS EFFORTS IN HAVING MADE OUR PROGRESS THROUGH THE LANDS OF LEARN- ING A JOURNEY OF PLEASANT HOURS AND LASTING KNOWLEDGE.. ALL THE CHOSEN COIN OF FANCY FLASHING OUT FROM MANY A GOLDEN PHRASE. lllxonlan LIQURGIC A. I?-x'l l'l-:us As long as the rivers flow A down to the sea, As long as the shadows pass over the heights of the mountains As long as the heavens feed the starsg As long will remembrance of thy character, thy Reputation and thy praiseworthy deeds aliide with us, No matter what lands may call us. It - 7 -:'-waemz.-e m'f'3T EJMIHENNIVM VIRGIUANVM I ,FSS W 3 W 4345 1, '1 ,, 1 ii sw-vw' THE SCHOOL . - fx ' . 3 as ' 4 'Q 0-1150-nrt! -rlntv-uwsvv-aosumvquunr-u-asa :vamp-youoan-nic: 1' ' Q L' . , I Q H an-.4-1-45-snv-.4v..N.-..-.n.-an-n. v-A. cw-vu:--n. - - avg..-1.rnn-can-4:-v .-91 'so' .I el , A-.--Qvv,-pos...-Q-uv.4oaQr..nu-:fa-1nvsn.mgm+sfu.,+': p.Jh.v.uq-.-NIQ..-5.4 1.1 F ,t vmmwi'1 vu-A-.a-:I-sr-I v-v-vm--.s.r.r'-1.14-anne..-4q,gJ . , N. 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With this fear, in time, became coupled a sense of dislike. Throughout eight years this same group of people insisted that teachers should be disliked. Then inevitably high school opened wide its gates, the ginghams and tat- tered trousers cast aside, the group now sixty strong became Freshmen. It was then that a change became apparent. Ideas were broadened, plans were made, school life became really interesting. Above all, the Freshmen changed their ideas concerning the personage behind the desk, that was really the most important thing that happened. Teachers became human, they were not merely machines wielding books and rods. Instead they were those people to whom one could go when lessons were difficult. Wheii some trouble arose that seemed unusually heavy, it was always a teacher who was willing to relieve one of the burden. We, the Senior Class of l93l, were those who wore the ginghams and tat- tered trousersg we were the group who developed such ungrateful ideas con- cerning teachersg we were also those Freshmen who changed those very ideas. After four years of applying our newly acquired attitude toward the teachers we realize what the word teacher really means. Our high school days are soon to become merely pleasant memories and as we go we want every teacher to know how much we really appreciate their patience. their helpfulness and many little kindnesses that we have found so plentiful in the personages be- hind the desk. 16 Ilixonian ELL.-K lit I-1RFI'l I'-FABEIR, Mendota. Illinois A living nu-nilver. Class of lllfil Fiftieth Anniversary of lllCiGP3dl1Hli0ll of the First Class of the Hicksville High School lvhen the Class of l88l graduated. the members and their friends were undoubtedly more interested in their present iMTCOIIllJllSlllll6I1l than they were of the future work of the school. A start had been made, for the school had graduated its Hrst class. The course was limited but a group of three had gone forth well prepared and had opened the way for the many who were to follow. Since 1881, eight hundred and twenty-nine have followed the steps of these pioneers and it has meant much to society as well as to the members themselves. Boys and girls have gone forth better enabled to meet life's problems and have won thereby. Society has received them and has been helped by the new growth and the inspiration given. Now members of the alumni are scattered from the Atlantic to the Paeihc and their influence has been felt in foreign lands. In meeting on the golden alniiyersary one cannot measure the influence exerted by the Alumni of Hicksville High School.. llc-ad the following list and judge for yourself the coutributioii each has given to the world at large. 17 a 9 ALUMNI 1881 S11P1iRlN'l'ENDEN'l' 'l'. Rizizsto h1lI.I.l:,0N Nora Farmer-Shepherd ldeceased P . Ella Everett-Faber. Mendota, lll. Mary Sinn-Kinlnont ldeceased t . 1882 SUPERIN'l'END1lNT T. Russia: lV.lILLIQON Viola Smith 1 deceased i . Lillie Gorgas-Pettit, Hicksville, Ohio. Ahneda Platter-Bilderback ideceasedl. Edwin L. Clay. Perrysliurg, Ohio. 1884 A SttPt:n1N'rEND1:N'r C. A. Frm: Ella Wleaver-Clay. Perrysburg, Ohio. 1885 Srnfi:inN'i'i:NnrN'1' C. W. Prn:T'rYMAN Kale M. Meek. Pasadena. Calif. Carrie G. Brown ldeceasedt. Belle Bittenour Gottfried Falls Cit Ore. ' 1 Y- Jennie Otis-Williams, Kendallville, ind. 1886 SI 1'1iR1N'l'1'IND1iN'l' C. Ptu:'r'rvm.w Angie O. NVright-Ltter. Modesto, Calif. Ada Platter-Lash tdeceasedt. Laura llarnilton-Wesner. Oberlin, Ohio. Luther Wesner ldeceased ,t . Bernice llollinger-llill, Syracuse, N. Y. Grace Correll-Baker, Pasadena, Calif. Laura Wesner, Mulberry, Ind. Georgia Brown-Millinten, Edon, Ohio. George Lily. Toledo, Ohio. .l. Sender Hull. Hicksville, Ohio. , 1893 SItri:nIT1zNln:N'r W. E. BOWMAN Minnie Bose-Thompson. Detroit, Mich. Mary Smith-Seihold, Detroit, Mich. Nellie Wilderson. Elyria, Ohio. Grace Crary-Deardorf, North Judson, 1m Fred Umbenhauer. Columbus, Ohiop 1894 Sum:RIN'1'axnr:NT W. A. SALTER Lulu .lump-Conard, Hicksville, Ohio. Effie Horn-Clark. Hieksvile. Ohio. l. Lucy Higgins-Guerney, Devils Lake, Mich. Harriet Correll'I'lawkins. Toledo. Ohio. Cornelia Davis-Griflith, South Bend, lnd. .lenny Lilly-Rowan fdeceasedi. Ella Loomis tdeceased P. Anna Martin ldeeeasedt . Nettie Nicholasvllahlewitz frletweasedl . Mary Shanklin. Waterloo, lnd. Pearl Ackley-Patterson tunknowu 1. A 1895 1881 SnPER1N'1'r:Nm:NT W. A. SALHLR SUPERlN'I'ENDENT S- S- LUTZ l n Florence Coulter-Gage tdeceasedt. Elilillbelll .l0l'd8H Clflllgh, UHIOH C1115 P3-. Mercy Wright-Deiliel, Detroit, Mich. Susie Ainsworth-Hardesty, Monrovia, Calif. Harry V' Wilsoll. Hamilton, Qmarioi Ida Correll-Culler tdeceasedi. Frank Milliman ldeceagedr, Nettie Wlilson-Xvesner tdeceasedb . 1896 1888 SUPr:tnN1'ENnENT S. S. LUTZ Olive LaRue-Austen, Angola. Ind. Della Maxwell-Hilbert. Hicksville, Ohio. Gertrude Miller-Ackley tdeceased I . Charles B. Brown fdeceasedi. Maud Meek-Hood fdeceasedft. Mercy E. Coulter-Dorsey ldeceasedi . V 1889 SlI1'1iltlN'1'ENI1ENT S. S. Lurz Anna Meek, Evanstone, lll. Carrie Meek-Huton, Evan:-stone, Ill. Edgar J. Correll. Chicago, ill. May Beadle-Glasmire, Ilicksville, Ohio. Ella Duncon-Mitchell, Columbus, Ohio. Nellie Crowl-Haney, Decatur, 1nd. Dora Batchelor-Deedley. Nvoodward. Okla. 1890 Stn'En1Ti:NDEN'r W. E. BOWMAN Samuel A. Jordan, Cincinnati, Ohio. Minnie Ridenour-Bricker, Hicksville, Ohio. Ada Conard-Hood, Alpena, Mich. Eva Nichols-Landis, Atlanta. Ga. Curtis Overholt. Ada, Ohio. . 1891 glTP1fIltl'I'ENDEN'I' W. E. BOWMAN Mable Umbenhauer-Mundhenk, Toledo, Ohio. Fordyce F. Richards, Portland, Ore. 1892 qlTPERl'l'l-INDENT W. E. Bowman: Edith Batchelor-Gregg, Liseruses, N. Mex. SIJPERINTENDENT W. A. SALT!-:R V Clara Maxwell-Mastin, Hicksvile, Ohio Minta Moore-Banks. Hicksville. Ohio. Oris Rodocker, Hicksville, Ohio. Estella Hoffman-Katzenmeyer, Bowling Green. Ohio. Williarii Dalrymple fdeceasedl . Estell A. Lilly tdetreasedt. Mary Nichols. Seattle, Wash. 1897 SIIl'l4IltlN'l'lSNUENT W. A. SAl.'l'1-LR lrene Hayes-Pinkerton. Bryan. Ohio. 1Vilberta NVilliains-Conrad, Kendallville. ind Leone Reaser-Kenison, Battle Creek, Mich. Harriet Parker-Jaineson, Battle Creek, Mich Bertha Wright fdeceased P. ' 1898 SttPr:n1N'1'r:Nm:M' W. A. SALTER IS Jessie Wetzel-Wilson, Hicksville, Ohio. 1lla Ferris-Correll, Hicksville, Ohio. Rena Wilson-Morris, Battle Creek. Mich. Mabel Wyckoff-Dixon, Wajamega, Mich Nellie Barnett-Maxwell, Racine, Wis. Herbert C. Tannehill, Muskegon, Mich. Ora Rose fdeceasedi. Carle J. Boester. St. Louis. Mo. Ethel Coulter-Smith, Rolla, Mo. Virginia Batchelor-Needles. Glendyte. Ca Martha Nicholls-Stanley, Buffalo, N. Y. Della Berger-Cole' fdeceasedl . Edna Parker-Troy. Schenectady. N. Y. lif. 1899 glPl'RlNTl-NIDPXI W 't Nunn 1 x Hill luttle llltksv llc ltl Frank HI cox tdecea edt Harrx Cetro t Lorain Ohm fhomau lown end lolzdi hu 'Nellie Smith Lie e kuhurn Ind Ras Daw Xuhurn lnd Nellie Miller Edward Chicago lll Lena Bricker Crier Fort Wayne Ind Blanch Tannehill Cluca o Ill 1900 QLPERINTPNIIFNTW A Nunn Stella Peacock Dowell Huck xille Ohm Be are He el Cad ey Bcllexue Wa Mahel ihenton lollman Hlekaxillc Ohm Dora f allowax Ber er la tar Colo Othf Dalrwmple Qouth Bend Ind Mar aret Barnett Pattei in tdccea edt 1901 Nmuuxrrvmvi W K Suriv: Ernet Boester Everett Wash Laird Hoff Hlckeullc Ohm Walter Perri Huk ulle Ohio Ethel Cahill Miller ilu k xllle Ohu Flla Boe ter Cleveland Ohm Altha Potter Cleveland Ohio Charles Wetlel ldeeeaxrdt Mar Frerhurn tderea edt Goldie Boon ,lolly Hillsdale X111 h 1902 QLPPRINTFNIII-NTA D Rnk St: SL' Yada Bender-1Ventworth Ouincy Mich. LaVerne l'1artlBreW:5ter Hickrville. Ohio Wayne Hu hes. Clarence. N. Y. Bertha Peacock-Collin.g. Dayton. Ohif. Grace Tannehill. Chiea o. Ill. 1903 PERINTEVIDENT' A. C. B,u:vA1.r. Jett Griffin-Hoff Hicksville Ohio. Frances Carr-Bricker. WHIISCOII. Ohio. Guy Richardoon. Ocala. Fla. Fred Dalrymple, Sfllill Bend lnd. Charlet Seihert Napoleon. Ohio. Edith Rank, Hickgville. Ohio. Kin Patlergon fdecea.:edl. Crace Blosger ldeceasedi. 1904 PERIXTENIH-INT J. M. BECK Blanche Low'er-Wt rtl llickgville. Ohio. Vera ,lohncon-Qeely. Hicksville. Ohio. Fae Miller-Ferris Hickgville. Ohio. Clyde Maxwell. Hickgville. Ohio. Alfred Booth. Hick.ville Ohio. Ward Hu he-. Wasliin ton D. C. Merle Wort. Hickzville. Ohio. Edna Oswalt-Devore Sherwood. Ohio. Vera Otis-Purdy Findlay. Ohio. Ralph Coburn, Cleveland Ohio. Dayton Wolford Toledo Ohio. Fred Clemmed. Akron, Ohio. Walter O'Neil, Toledo, Ohio. Marshall Berger. Millersburg, 1nd. Ed Hillard, Pitcairn, Pa. Grace Euans-Walter. Cassopolis. Mich. Arthur Scheidler tdeceasedl. Frank Squires. Hicksville. Ohio. Erma YVetzel-Potter tdcceasedi. lllxoman 1909 SlIl'ltI'NllNDl'NT.1 M Beck XVarner ,lack on Mubkr in Mich Roe Crowl Kan 1 Citi Mo Homer Beerhowel Fort Wayne Ind 1 era Peacock K rhlci Behn nt Ma 'Velhe McCord H1 c v Hick ville Ohm Fdna K1lHgCf Smith Derhx Kan a 'Vorma Connolh Kachuda Chicago Ill 1'lorence Gruber John on tdecea edt Ralph Nei on New York CIIV N Y 1906 Nl.Il'ItlNTI-.NDENTJ M Brck lcarl Cahill Huck ville Ohm John Clemmer Akron Ohm ldna Nelson Fort Wayne Ind Pied Drury Britfn Mich Balt Bloe er lwrt Wayne lnd Dora Brink Kirk Kermit M V fora Beerhowcr Fd erton Ohio Beatrice Metz Burch Couna Calif laul Kerr tdecrasedl oy Burley Croon ldecea rdt ll-RINIEXIJP-Nl J M Buk Nada Bender Bunk Coldwater Minh Kay McCauley lliekbvllle Ohio leesle Hartflomlcv Huck xllle Ohio Maurice Daniel l tok ville Ohm Ruth RIICIIIIIII' Rodocker Hicksville Ohio Dena Land: Hickeulle Olno Maude Qchoolex Reverette Mark Center Ohio. Mino Davidqon-Burell Rog.-ford Ohio. ltoss Connolly Chiea 0. lll. Lottie Metz-Ed ar, Hickcville. Ohio. Fred Dean Birmingham. Ala. Eula Pettit-Armitron Detroit Mich. Claren Tracht Hicksville. Ohio. Mabel John. on 4decea-ed I . Edward Willet ldeceasedt. Ccrtrude Hillard-Lauh Hiekgville. Ohio. Lottie Dell. Tilhn. Ohio. Kone.a Helms' Santa Monica. Calif. 1908 , cu X'l'l'1Nlllf1'Vl' J. M. Bi-13 ' Nina Phillips-Sch'iufelber e'. Hickgflle Ohio. ru Ferris. Hicksville. iio. Oscar Anderson. Cleveland. Ohio. Franklin Mayer. Masgilon, Ohio. Lloyd Otis Celina. Ohio. Ceor e Ridenour. Detroit. Mich. Fstelle PettitfStekatee. Detroit Mich. Robert Shimel Fort Wfayne. lnd. Alta Gfimlll-Zflf k. Denver. Ind. Ethel Deardorff-Kincade. Cardena. Calif. Lucile Ridenour-Stephen, Boise ldaho. City Crowl Chica o Ill. Dewitt' Ixerr fdecea:ed I . Mae Wetzel fdeeea:edl . 1909 SL'1'r:ulNTENDExT C. C. Naumx Helen Bank. Hicksville. Ohio. Ruth Scott. Eugene, Ore. Alice Hanville-Byers, Butler. lnd. 1Vayne Bilderhaek. Jewell. Ohio. Troy Farmer, Columbus. Ohio. 19 a 47 Virgil Overholt. Columbus, Ohio. Grace Walker-l7inzer. Hicksville. Ohio. Bernice Johnson-Schell. Hicksville. Ohio. Bessie Bichardson-Husted. Hicksville, Ohio. 1910 St7Pi:RlN'Ti:Nm:N'r C. C. NARDIN Sri Sm Don Evans. Hicksyille, Ohio Clair Carver, Hicksville, Ohio. Carl Hook, Hicksville, Ohio. Florence Blogett-McKahn. Benton llarbor, Mich. lithel Fry. Hicksville, Ohio. Carina .lohnson'Rowe, Hicksville, Ohio. Crace ,lohnson-McCormick. Lapaz. lml. W Edith YVetzel-Dalrymple. South Bend. lnd. Lola Cetrost-Schooley, Lorain. Ohio. Elma Beerhower, Bellevue, Ohio. llla Clemmer-Ripley. Ocean Lake. Orc.. Phyllis Culler, Cleveland. Ohio. . Herschel Ackerman fdeceasedt . Orza Burgner. Fort Wayne. lnd. ' Maliel Schaffer-Burgner, Fort Xllayne. Stella Lilly. Quincy. lll. Eva Bevington. Los Angeles. Calif. Owen Tustison, Garrett, lnd. llazel Seihert-La Van. Toledo. Ohio. .lcnnie Rose. Los Angeles. Calif. lra Beerhower, Hicksville. Ohio. Bose Bequillard-Beech tdeccasedl. Leia Gallup-Wvaltcrs. Hudson. Mich. Margaret Oessinger-Wvetxel. Sturgis. Mich. Myrtle lluher-Daniels, Cleveland. Ohio. Mary Pettie'Leininger fdecesaedl. 1911 'llIlIN'l'l'INIJl1N'1' C. C. NARDIN , , Stella Cliyler-Gillispie. Hicksville. Ohio. lnd. Alice Dickerhoof-Carard. Los Angelus. Calif. Winnilretl Moore. Fort Wayne. lnd. Bessie Vesper-Green. Hicksville. Ohio. Hazel Nelson-Cessinger, Muskegon Heights Mich. Ethel llook. Hicksville. Ohio. Daisy Diehl. Tolcrlo. Ohio. Franklin Stringfellow. Cleveland. Ohio. Dorothea Boester, Cleveland, Ohio. Bertha Mason-Fepn. Bluffton. Ohio. Blanche lladsell-Miller. Marion. lnd. Pearl Place-Keck. Hicksville, Ohio. Zoa Overholt-Shimel, Fort Wayne, .lnd. Lena Benstecl-Crt-nz. Chicago. lll. Fred Jackson. Detroit, Mich. Gertrude- Brinek-l.aulm. Los Angeles. Calif. YValter Blalock. Chicago. Ill. llazel Wvillet-llltlicr, Hicksville. Ohio. 1912 frzirlmrmiriwi' C. C. Nfunnw Forrest Bricker. Fort Wayne. lnd. Mary Millerrllaflsell, Hicksville. Ohio. Bernice Sanrs. Hicksville. Ohio. ' Boss Tustison, Hicksville. Ohio. Vllarren Hiller. Hicksville. Ohio. ' Candace Arrants-Carey. Cleveland. Ohio. Floy l'lanter-.lump fdeceased tv. Gladys Gallup-'l'aylor, Rosedale. Miss. Harold Carr, Fort Wayne. lnd. Y Gladys Cook-Flurkey, Aberdeen. Md. Clyde W-ialter. Portland. Ore. Fern Storm tunknownl. llerschr-l Scott. llugurne. Ore. 20 K Fay Mason-Strunipell, Suniniers, Iowa. ,lalnes Lindemuth. Hudson, Mich. 1913 ' lIl'ERINTl'INDENT C. C. NARDIN lva Budd. Cleveland, Ohio. ' Mary Booth-Kemerer, Antwerp, Ohio. Elma Bungard ldeceasedl . Leah Hilliardallart. Hicksville, Ohio. Van Hadsell, Hicksville. Ohio. Gladys Huber-Birdsall, Hicksville. Ohio. Elsie Shoemaker-Valentine. San Francisco, Calif. - Nellie Hook, Hicksville, Ohio. Scutlflcr Welty, Fort Wz1y'iie. lnd. Laura- Hadsell. Cincinnati. Ohio. Charles Hole, Columbus. Ohio. Edna WVolf, Hicksville, Ohio. Freda Waltenherger-Hosack. Hicksville. Ohio. lnez Shull, Hicksville, Ohio. Claud Hitt, Hicksville. Ohio. Fred Dierstein liinknownt. .lohn Arrowsinith. Washington. D. C. llerhert Blakeslee. California. Donald Batchelor. Owosso. Mich. Fae Correll-Struging. Pontiac, Mich. 1914. ' S-l'PliRlN'l'lCNDl-IN'1' C. D. Piztuiv Beulah Otis-lloper. Hicksville. Ohio. ' llna lslook-Miller. Hicksville. Ohio. V Beulah McCullougli-Hulliert, Hicksville, Ohio .lessic D. Correll. Paulding. Ohio. Gladys Correll-Struliing. Wvoodliurn. lnd. Wayne Hulbert. Hicksville. Ohio. Lanreiice Hart. Hicksville. Ohio. Verda lflliot-lftcllie, llicksville. Ohio. Leia Brcitenhaoh. Detroit. Mich. lienora .Miller-Moytm. Pliilatlelpliitt. Pa. Loren Carey. Hicksville, Ohio. Fled Scliellrldrlgar. Fort'Wayne. Intl. Marie lllosscr-Carr. Fort Wayne. lnrl. . lra Dull. Hamilton, Ohio. Preston Pugh. Toledo. Ohio. Helen Crifhth lfleceasedt. Blanche Saurs-Nugen. Auburn. lnd. Beatrice Otis-Stevens, Dayton. Ohio. Harry Cook, Fort Wayne. lnd. . Katherine Leslie-Walters. Portland. Ore. lVihna l'oince-MeCalla, Chicago. lll. George l'attet'son, Hicksville, Ohio. Wallace Treat ltleceasocl t . Lynn Bricker. Charlotte. N. C. Grace lltiller-Christman. Bryan. Ohio. 19.15 , bl i'i1i:iN'i'icNtn:N'i' C, D. Pizttttv Hollis Crover. llicksvillo. Ohio. Bennett Bose. Hicksville. Ohio. Floyd Kline, Hicksville. Ohio. Ralph Wittig. Hicksville. Ohio. Vernon Killian. Hicksville. Ohio. Claron Saltzntan. Hicksville. Ohio. Selye Hadsell. Tmnperance, Mich. - Ardis Hootman-Beerhowcr. Hicksville, Bernice Keener-Ames tdeceasedi , Naomi Mason-Hosted, Marion, lnd. Elizabeth Booster-Wentwortli, Detroit, Mich. Elba DowellYeagley. Farmer. Ohio. Virgil Willet. Columbus. Ohio. : .lames llowensticn. l.iina. Ohio. George Henning. Cohnnhus. Ohio. Ohio. 11 IX IL flx f um llltl 1141 111111 L I1 111 ia Nl1ll11 I 1p11t ck X1 111 Xiola G1al1a111f,o pci liutlci lml flfuon Erl dl F011 W 1v11c- Incl lola Lenz Nliami Ohio II IIICI F11 IHNIIC Cllllh 1 ll I ic 1 1 YI ll ll l 111 1 1 1 It L Ol ll 1 I If 1 ll II I I 9 6 I l I I III I I I O Il Ixlllilll lllclx 11ll1 I1111 111.1 Sm 11111 xlldlll l 1111a 1111 C1111 a ll11l111 Rcnl NI11 111o111l Ol1111 1311911111111 lliclx villc Ohio Iona Nluiplix Lilgflll Hiclx xille OI1111 lcota Vo lit Ixl111P llit lx wille Olllll fel YM 111l1.1lX B1 llfl cl 111 1111 lf 111 '111 11' Nl 1 0 1 N ll 1 1 O11 1 1 LII ldlli lf 1 l1 1 I 4 XII 11' ' 1 1 -. 1.'1'f,. 111 ll5'f'. '. . '111' 1: . ,Q -'1' . l ' U' -. . . 5' ' V. 1' 1. . 1 If Ty l 5. 'L' T I , . 1. 7: 161' Olis- ' 11111. il. . . 3' ' Y' - Cl'V?'1l . . ' l'ligl611 Ol.'1111-.l11l1t1:o11. Fr :t W'15111:. lml. 1 ,. e: 1 11, - elzor. ' 'P ' . 1917 -. q -'Nlili ..f. 1 -1 s 1'1' : ' fralcl fII'l'1XVl. 3' 1' j 1. 111. '1 11 Cook. Chiciro . 1 ' C11 Sliull. H'cli.51ill1'. 1i11. 'cuneth Phillipp. I7 11 V1 1' 1. 111. iam ll111111i11, '1 1- if c, -. '. . 1 . ' ' 'S' 1. 1i11. 4 s'i:.'S',,'. 1 irc I' '. '- Hciqcj S ,.-' . ' . ,Cl , X 'U. ' 2. 0. 7 1'11icc l3c1:1'l11 WCl C'll'lC.'. ff lll 1 Bm-111 . 111 . lxayinoiicl llry. ll'ck.-xillc. Ol1i11. Car Scott. Crcgtliiic, iio. Claclyg Stacy-Fritcli. Bryan. Ohir. Ruth Bicl1ll1,-Batez. Fincllay. Ohio. Elizabeth -X1'1'0w:n1itl1. Cle1'el'1111l. Ohio. ' Edith Blo1l,ett-St1'eets. Columlniis, Ohio. I Ivan Rose, Midland. Blich. Claude Bungard, Flini. Mich. Marie Wycbff, l'licksville, Ohio. Agnes l'li1le1'-Wliite. Detroit. Mich. Cale-Pool. South Bc111l. Illkl. X , . ary ' o11'- Wulf '. ' ' g . . 7 'rcs 'la' -', llickfvilhr. ' . 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L 'Z ' J - ' 'j 1. 11. f ' I' ' . lli1'l1cSvillc. i . 7 4 ' ' 1.2. ' . '111' 4 - , ii . 1 '11'1- ' 1 - '. 3 .A . 1920 -1 ...1 '. J: V wif-: '11.j ' '1 11c.'. 1 P I 'uf Witti -Kline. Hiclicvillc 1io. Vin cnc Otis lT'11'111e1'. 1it1. N '1 icl H11ll1f:1't-lDc'1l, Eflgerioii Ohio. Ol1.11 Bricker Clevelqncl, Ohio. Edith Co t1'cll4B11lQe1' Fort NYHIYIIC. l11cl. l.,y11cl11ll Siillll-xltcflllll. Hicksville, Ol1i0. Hazel ITOIISI-K13Cl'llCl', ELIQCYLOII, Ohio. KZlIlll'j'll Be111lc1'. Tf1le1l1,1. Ohio. ' fi il Miller, F11 W ayiic. . 1 111 ys IIIIIIIIIIQlillll-.'Ii1N'lS. !lll'll. 111. -'11 Yeller. '11' '1 1'. 111. . 11',i1 1'i1:.S111it 1- 71111 c1111:1'g. few- 1 1 . . V a 9 Birdie Burlingame-Elliot. Hicksville. Ohio. Homer Applegate. Cleveland, Ohio. Herbert Willet, Cleveland, Ohio. Mercer Pugh, Toledo, Ohio. Hlen Peeper-Smith. Bryan, Ohio. Kathryn Conrad, Hicksville, Ohio. Vance Bricker, New York, N. Y. Emily Arowsmith, La Trobe, Pa. Donald Welty, Fort Wayne, lnd. Morris Mastin, Hicksville. Ohio. Lola Beviugton, Cleveland, Ohio. Berniece Swann-Beerbower, Uhrichsvilltk 0- Erma Hilbert-Hedges. Ashville, Ohio. Ralph Sellers. Auburn. lnd. Recd Hook, Hicksville. Ohio. Sidney Smith fdeceased t . 1921 l'i1l:1N't'r:Nm:N'l' H. S. AIlMS'l'IlUNlI Leroy Aten. Dayton, Ohio. Esther Miller-Cahill, Hicksville. Ohio. Eloise Correll-Davis. Dayton, Ky. Harold Armstrong. Cleveland, Ohio. Kathryn Johnson, Hicksville. Ohio. Jennie Horn. Detroit, Mich. DeLoy James, Fostoria, Ohio. Mildred Longsworth-Marchant. Jacksonville, Florida. Gerald Palmer, Defiance. Ohio. Verna Bauman, Chicago. ill. Mary Kenner, Chicago. Ill. Virginia James-Easterly. Hicksville. Ohio. Leota Hitt-Scherer. Akron. Ohio. Fordyce Moore. Hicksville. Ohio. Genevieve lVlcCormick-Mastin. Hicksville. O. LaRue Pugh-lVlortimer, Toledo, Ohio. Eldin Sholl. Hicksville. Ohio. Laverne Zuber. Hicksville, Ohio. Grace Lash-Dauh. Hicksville, Ohio. Ray Laub. Fort Wayne. lnd. Donaldson Monosmith. Syracuse. N. Y. Lauren Bricker, Fort Wiayne. Ind. Glen Bnrgoyne, Hicksville, Ohio. 1922 St Pi1n11v'rr3Nm:N1' H. S. ARMSTRONG Lavern Armstrong-Blosser. Hicksvilyle. Ohio. Helen Arrowsmith. Sandusky. Ohio. Fern Battershell-Knerr. Toledo. Ohio. Regina Bauman-Blumberg. Fort Wayne. lnd. Emma Bruggeman-Scranton, Hicksville. Ohio. Mary Burgoyne-Culler. Hicksville. Ohio. Ladene Cole-Knerr. Rossford. Ohio. Verna Collins. Hicksville. Ohio. Lucile Conine-Nelson. Hicksville. Ohio. lda Driver-Layman. Youngstown. Ohio. Janet Grifiin, New York City. N. Y. Berrlina Kline. Fort Wfayne, Ind. Hazel Kline-Bennet. Edon. Ohio. Ercel Lenz-Miller. Hicksville. Ohio. Amelia Leslie-Zigler, Portland. Oro. Helen Mercer, Hacksville. Ohio. Mary Lee Mohr-Abbott. Sheldon, lll. Alma Olson, Fort Wayne, Ind. Agnes Reas'Beard. Hicksville. Ohio. Juanita Stahl-Hyatt. Alhambra. Calif. Murl Wlentworth, Ouincy. Mich. Martha YVentworthfApplegate, Huntington, XV. Va. Carrie WVentworth-Bricker. Cleveland, Ohio. Richard Ames, Paulding. Ohio. Loren Applegate, Huntington, XV. Va, Lawrence Brush, Hicksville, Ohio. NVilliam Cleland, Hicksville, Ohio. Wlendell Cnller, Hicksville, Ohio. Forrest Deardorf, Hicksville, Ohio. Joseph Dunbar, New York, N. Y. Reign-Hadsell, Dover, Ohio. Dallas Johnson, Hicksville, Ohio. Maynard Kleckner fdeceasedi . Carlus Miller, Fort Wayne, lnd. .lnlius Waltenherger, Fort Wayne. lnd. Gladys Steel-Waltenberger, Fort Way'ne, Ind. Lavern Weaner-Rickard, Hicksville, Ohio. 1923 Slll'liRIN'I'l'INl1HN'l' H. Attmsrnowtz Harry Mapes. Van Wert, Ohio. John Blosser. Hicksville. Ohio. Maribel Van Arsdall, Columbus, Ohio. Elsie Ahleman. Liberty Center. Ohio. Geraldine Bates, Findlay. Ohio. Katherine Bevington-Lower, Fort Wayne, Ind Dorothy Cottrell-Roller, Harlan, Ind. Kathleen Hart-Daugherty, Redondo Beach, Calif. Nora Haver-Eager, Hicksville, Ohio. Leota Haver, Toledo, Ohio. Mae Johnson. Hicksville, Ohio. Thae Johnson-Michelson, Antwerp. Ohio. Florence Link-Bedor, Hicksville, Ohio. Doris Mann. Mansfield, Ohio. Arlene Otis-Craig, Fort Wayne, lnd. Zelma Peter, Ney, Ohio. Leontine Znber-Harter, Cleveland. Ollio. Burdette Custer, Ann Arbor, Mich. Herschel Fitzcharles, Chicago, lll Clarence Jordan. Hicksville, Ohio. Olen Mavis, Columbus, Ohio. Eugene Newton, Hicksville, Ohio. Donald O'Neil. U. S. Navy. Guy Volkert, Hicksville. Ohio. LaVon Miller, Hicksville, Ohio. Roger Warner, Fort Wayne, lnd. Douglas Wa1'i1er, Napoleon, Ohio. 1924 SllI'liR!N'I'ENDEN'I' H. S. AltMsrRoNt: Angie Arrants-Smith, Hicksville, Ohio. Daisy Beree-Hart, Waterloo, Ind. Ray Maxwell, Hicksville, Ohio. Violet Clay-Seely, Hicksville, Ohio. Zelda Dorsey-Hootman, Hicksville. Ohio. Arvilla Dammann, Nyack, N. Y. Cleo Edson-Atcn. Dayton, Ohio. Bessie Forder. Hicksville, Ohio. Marie Hoff, Hicksville, Ohio. Fern Hook-Ferguson, Auburn, lnd. Maurine Hadsell. New York City, N. Y. Garnett Krontz. Hicksville, Ohio. Grace Maxwell-Wfilson, Hicksville, Ohio. Zelma Miller, Grahill, Ind. Carol Otis-Beam. Fort Wayne, lnd. Lavern Shull-Koop, Fort Wlayne, Ind. Viletta Townsend fnnknownl . Dorothy YVidney-Murphy, Dubuque, iowa. Robert Battershell, Antwerp, Ohio. Iva Wlartenbee-Cook, Hicksville, Ohio. Wlilliam Crnikshank, Chicago, Ill. Raymond Hofmeister tnnknownl. Deloss Hadsell. Houghton, Mich. NVard Hart, Hicksville. Ohio. 1 s k VI l1 o 1 xlltllldll l1 lllck xlllc 1 l'lox1l ldllllll llickbulle llltl Domthv lihoin on Nalentine Wa eon Ohm P l'lC'Cld lin ei lnnknovsnt lem Kea we llllllxlltlwlll Ro 111- XX 11 DLI lllllhlllbwlll 1925 1 rv vi ll S ARNISIIN 111 in 111 11k Vl 1 no en 1 111 nl 1 Wllllllld ll11k-,ville o lxldl dlml flllllxwlldlllx Antwup Ohm l1 k llll N 1 .net lbll-llldll ln e flt,k'IlNlllC 111 'N iy H11 llc Ldllxlll Bllfldllj N Y Lltdlltll ,ltillldll Nlceke1 H1el1 ville Ohm Alllldl el Nl.1xwellC11lle1 lhckbxille Ohm bWClllllblNIl xlllldl W1 1 hlfjlidllillld Ohm l:.1.1 Nl1lle1 llick xille Ohm xvllllld Peter New Ohm Nlaliel sdllIHlCI' lllck 11lle Ohm L111,1lle Bclioolew Kie Hlck ville Ohm H1111 Slldlll xllllull ich 1 llf l 111 W11t o N1 IC Welty D t111t N ell ll1ilJPlll xxlllltl 111 Hick 11lle l lll If l 1 1 no ie oo .111 11111 dl K1.1h1t1 lllcksxillm 110 ICI llll apoh Ill Doylr Pdlllldl l'o1tlX11sne ln1l Bl11111.l1.111l PCIIQ. Hickexllle Ohm. ,lohn Retti . Hicksville, Ohio. C'erz1l1l Rninhan l1 Hartford City. ind. ClennVolker1 Hickgville Ohio. llarcile xYiiIlAl'Qlldll-Ctfilll, Althurn lid. Karl YVel1y lclceeasecl 1 . Clara CZl.jl0ll4Clrl'C0l'8.ll. Sprin field. Ohio. 1rville Conine. ll vnolnlu l. . l'lOl'fll,I' Dennilh Coliiinlnis Ohio. Vir il ll0llIlClSlYJl'. Hicksville l1io. 926 1 v1'1:v111:x'1' l. -X1151s'r111 Q: Opal Apple illt,-Vtlllidfl. Hicksville Ohio. Helen .kI'lIlQll'0ll -Berlin. l'li:ll'l'iQUIl al. Begsie Baker-Spicer Defiance. Ohio. l auline Beree, Allllllfll, lnd. Dori: Conine. l'ort W113 ne Intl. Nlucl e Coon-Lower Hickgville, Ohio. Marion Correll Hickgville, Ohio. Elsie Fox-Scott, Hickgville. Ohio. l.ncil1, Fin rich. Hick:ville Ohio, Ethel Hlllllljilli er-Kelly. Hickgville Ohio. Opu l'lllI'lll. llickxville. Ohio. Clucly: Kline. Newville. lnd. Cohlie xltlfiltjllilll. Hicksville Ohio. Nlihlretl Piper-'l'ee a1'1lin 5llEfl'WOfKl Ohio. llrina Hex-Duvii, Fort xVdj'llC lncl. Beatrice Wa1r11e1'-Sharp. Tolerlo. Ohio. Letu Webb. Hicksville, Ohio. Esther Wise-Keesberry, Hicksville, Ohio. lfarl Beerhower, Detroit, Mich. lVellington Blalock, Fort Yvayne, Ind. Leon Carey. Hicksville. Ohio. George l'lLlllI12.l, Bowling Green. Ohio. Wayne Kelley, Hicksville. Ohio. Paul Lower. Hicksville, Ohio. lllxoman lllltl xllllbl 1 Nl J nneth NI l11 l I 111 BI lo1 11, t ld Yvalter gbldlllflll ll11 k xlllr Olllt Hdiolnlqtdltffet ll1ckev1ll1 Ohu X 1.1111 511111 fll1 w fl l.1 Ol 1 nald XVII l1t ll11k ville I 1971 INIE-NIWNI H Q 11-11111 01 C 11 1 11111 lh 111 1 ll 11111 lxl .1l11 1l1 N1 x 1 11.1 l5.1k11 NI11k ll 1111 lx 1l1 I 11.111 Baku Olllllll 1 X .11clI3v1o11l1 llx1111 ll l'111 1111 Ruth H ilfllldll xlllllllbllwll ljlllt 1 Hllldl H11k ull l IO 1t1111le ill! he eilo ll0 lelle C o 1 no lneL xlBllCllKQllllt1lN lllnk v1ll1 Ol11o Nlfvc bllIlilCl l'ldllllll 111 ln1l H.1y1non1l lnttlc ll11k ulle Ohu La. lll Nluiphy Nt Joe ln1l Rlbldlfl E.1le1 l' t 11.1 flllll Hohe1t Weltv D fldllbi Ol I4 lhexel Nlttpes ll llldlblltt WJ l1 1 1 Xl 1 1111 .uh Vmlnl IL x 1 I 111111 1 O 111 1 lopu C l97H IXIFNIDIXI H S X11x1s111 Wayne Smith llickville, Ohm. Arley Reagc. Hicksville. Ohio. Nlerton Strain Hickgville. Ohio. YVendell Wri ht. Hicksville. Ohi1. R0 er lohngton. Cilllllllilli Ohio. X 'r il Miller Hickgxillc. Ohi . John Meek, AfI2il'.'llLlll. Xlich. Vlfayne Ed ar llllltjlltl Ohio. lvilliam Beverly. l'li11kg1'ille. Ohio. Ra ph B'1ttershell, R llei, Mo. - 1y1l lxeck. C1 4. 1 'o. l..t25l!'Jl'xY,11ll'iCl' Piq11'1 Ohio. hr i11 eer1owcr,Qi' fu 1'.': . '51 Ruler! Baker Vlllllbllll Ohio. wi l1t Bnrlin anne. l'l'wk.1v' le I io. Ceor e YVort Hicksville. Ol1io. Vern Hoclocker Hicksville Ohio, H rry .-X1'n1gt1'o.1 . N'w X ork iity, '. Glen Warner Toleclo. Ohio. Frederick DCl1l.'l1l21Il. Chicu: , lll. Milford Herrick. qitllllIlllJll.f. Ol ' 1. Florence Sholl Bowlin C' 'een OI io. Richarfl RlrYV'lIl. Hickgxille. Ohio. Ro ert Hiecox Deliuinze. Ohio. Y i Cutlrell Hick.-vi lf. ' . A 'x Stierwwlt llickqvillc. hio. l. icy Shnll l'orl XVLQIIC, l111l. ' Clady: xVZ1l'IlCl'-RllltfllllllT. ll'ck.' illc. Ohio. lnez Gordon Antwerp, Ohio. Florence Woodcox llicksvillc Ohio. Wilda Christoifel. Cleveland, Ohio. Leona Scott-Tonilinson. Hicksville. Ohio. ,leanette Rhodes, Hicksville. Ohio. Martha Hanna, Hicksville. Ohio. Irma Tustison, Hicksville, Ohio. Irene Yolkert, Hicksville. Ohio. Leila Weaiier-Wriglit. Hicksville, Ohio. 3 r Beatrice Keinerer. Fort Wayne. lnd. Phyllis Arrants, Cleveland, Ohio. Genevieve Poper-Caselmeer, lliokfville. Ohio. Sarah llromish, Toledo. Ohio, . Rosa Chaney-Parker, Wayne, Mich. Raehel Ames, Bowlinfi Green, Ohio. Marietta Banks. Hicksville, Ohio. Beulah Levy-Ankey, Defiance. Ohio. Dorothy WVonderly-Seigler. Toledo, Ohio: Q 1929 ' I l'l-1HlN'i'l-INDlilY'l' H. Amisrizoxtz Crane Saunders, Toledo. Ohiop Wlayno Beerliower, Hicksville, Ohio. Wayne llenningholl, Hicksville. Ohio. Nvilhnr lf-oree. Hicksville. Ohio. George Correll, Hicksville, Ohio. LaVerne Engle. Hicksville, Ohio. Xhendell l7nnkhouSer. llieksnille. Ohio. Forest Cetrost. Hicksville. Ohio. Robert llofl, Toledo, Ohio. LeRoy, Keener. Fort Wayne. lnd. Maurice MeCnrdy, llirtksville. Ohio. Lorleina Winn. llieksville. Ohio. Maxine Walker, Wanalehee. Wash. lone Volkert. Fort Wayiie, lnil. ' Martha Thomas. Hicksville. Ohio. Louise Smith. Denver. Colo. Lelah Srzhooley. Hicksville. Ohio. Mahel Rowan. llieksville. Ohio. llernive Rex, llioksville. Ohio. Alta Piikftt l'oil W uni hid ' Mildred Kline-Cook, Crahill. lnd. Regina Kenner. Hicksville. Ohio. Koa Kelley. Fort Wayne. lntl. l7ranlsie lIivkinan-Diukerhotil.'l'lieks'.'ille. O ..:,4 . EIL I Kathryn lleatsnian-Kreig. llioksxille. Ohio: Marie llronneinan. lliczksville. Ohio. liola lleerhower, South Bend. lnd. Rowe Arinstrong. llieksville. Ohio. Weldon Webster, Angola, Ind. alter Sholl, llioksville. Ohio. Rohert Seihert, Napoleon. Ohio. ,laizk lYlf?I'C0l'. Athens. Ohio. l7ordir:e Meflnrfly, llieksvilltx Ohio, Mildred Arrants. llivksville. Ohio. W 19330 'l1lllN'l'ICNllliN'l' ll. S. ii.xis'ri:ov: llarriet lgill!!F-RIIHLIIZ llio.-Qsville. Ohio. A .. f I Marie Johnson. Fort Wayne. lod. Lelloy Neidhardt. Hicksville. Ohio. llleanoi' NVonderl5'-Davis. lliel-zsville. Ohio. Iiarnette Connolly.,llieksville, Ohio. Ruth flroiisi:'l.ong, W'az'saw. lnd. Gladys Cunningham, llivksville. Ohio. Louise Davidson. Olierlin. Ohio. -A Garnet Dennis, llieksville. Ohio. Marion Derinott. llieksville. Ohio. Charlene Dolls. llieksville, Ohio. lzlllll Lee llarl. C0lll1ItlJlIS, Ohio, lflt'-:more llonk. llieksxille. Ohio. Edith Kathleen Murphy. Athens, Ohio. Madelyn Palmer. llieksville. Ohio. Voy Ridenour. Bowling Green, Ohio. Mary Rhodes. Hicksville, Ohio. Regina Xvinn. Fort Vlfayne, lnd. Bennie Baker, Fort NVayne. lnd. . ' Vivienne Richards, Battle Creek. Mieh Vern l-liseox, Hicksville, Ohio. Loren Davis. lilicksvuille. Ohio. .loseph Conrad, l-lieksville. Ohio. Kenneth Byroade. llicksville, Ohio. Leo Cessner. llieksville, Ohio. Raymond Grillilh. llieksville. Ohio. Ronald Tomlinson. Hicksville, Ohio. Robert Tliornberg, Hicksville, Ohio. ' lvan Rngar. Hieksville. Ohio. Wayne Rose. llieksville. Ohio. Robert Olson. l'lieksville', Ohio. Carl Koch. C0llIllllbIlS. Ohio. Maurice Kline. Athens. Ohio. Merle Headley, llieksville. Ohio. Marjorie Blosser. Fort Wayne, lnd. Roth Fisher. Montpelier, Ohio. A Fred Wonderly, Hicksville, Ohiof Valetta Snell. llieksville. Ohio. Rart Rlosser. llieksville. Ohio. Nl r1:lcim't't:N1ii1x'i' ll. S. lrene Alnes. Pauline Beverly. Beatrice Brown. Rose Booth. Marvel Driver. Mary l7erris. Claudine Fuller. Carina lloottnan. Mildred llaver. lflora Seely. l7lorenee Ftnith. Grace lloolnian. llelen llnmmer. Pauline Vllonderlv. Dorothy Wvarlioltl. llu Wvofl. llarold Cook. Wendell Meek. Gaylord lVlonroe. Harry Ridenotli Patil Beverly. Max Conolly. Rohert Rowan. Lee Stierwalt. Max Thomas. Lynn Shirley. will At:.xis't'l:oNi: Darrel Waltenhergrzr. l.oil1erSeliot'er. LaVon Rex. Ralph lluinliurg:or.' lfarrel Evans. Lyman Dorsey. llarold Cook. llixonian LLASSES gun May 'lil llixonian COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Masonic Hall Wednesday Evening, April 29 ANNUAL SENIOR PICNIC Thursday, May 14 Deshler Cottage, Hamilton Lake BACCALAUREATE SERMON Sunday Evening, May 17 Rev. J. A. Schofer, Pastor Lutheran Church Methodist Church CLASS PLAY The Thirteenth Chair Huber Opera House, Tuesday Evening. May 19 CLASS DAY EXERCISES Friday Evening, May 15 High School Assembly COMMENCEMENT Thursday Evening. May 21 Huber Opera House Class Address. Dr. Robert Williams President Ohio Northern University ALUMNI BANQUET Friday Evening, May 22 Christian Church 27 With eyes ever on the gleam ahead, Uur feet retraving steps before us tread. Minds strengthened with problems met, Our hearts. fond memories and one regret Our going. gf! Senior Thought. ZX Ili om SENIORS IA xnxx llmcsm Ilxlclzm. NN xlyll-:wr-Am.r,l: ffluxs Ijft'.YI.lll'l1l Tl'1'llSllfd'I' fl. 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K: I,u-lu .I-ulw. iz l..4.I: Fraynw-5. li limll Ilarllml Run.-. l: Nprllll 1.-n-ln. 1: Nnn.15..lm.,l lr-lin.: llvx..m.m:' 1: R.,,.kkl-.-,wsu l.vnn'.mq 1: ll,n-kmlnlll. I: Hx-mu Llul-. l: I,n.-r.uvx I'r--gum, l: l,l.l-- I'I.n. m -lm,-1- If-lf. -I1 lmxflf- ml 5 llfvlmu fd ',l 1. 3' 'vu will-' 55 4 54' 4ff.Ww,,'f:7 ' rw., H :A ,- if, 'ff .. ., .I v. Q. Q. 33 Ill om ,-:I ,,- . 3-v ML I gi, 2 pg , , , fail: 1 'D .tgn 1 .,5n.,, May 'Sl CLASS PROPHECY THE ghost of YIRGIL appeared to MIC and said. HDU not write THX' prophecies ON leaves. LIiS'I'. hlown ahout. THEY fly. the sport Ol fitful WINDS. NEYERTHELESS we shall record 0l'R prophecies HHRIC for now 'and VOR- EYERMORE. IN the great scrolls WE have reference T0 that modern CICERO. now a memlver of our government body of senators. that Conscript father. LYMAN DORSEY. AT a gathering of most influential citizens in the Roman Forum Venus' successor was chosen. Indeed it was our own BEATRICE BRONVN AT a royal banquet the guest of honor. the newly f-lm-tml Quaestor. DARREIQ WIALTENBERGER presented his wife noted for her shortness in stature. '4I'IEBE, honored of them all. Ministered lNECTAR. Wvho is none other than our dimpled CLAUDIINH FULLER. The God AND Goddess of NECTAR are PAUL and PALLINE BEYERLY. The MODERN Hercules ,.... LAVON REX. nThe wearied ATLAS he relievedg His ARM the starry realms LPHEAX ED. And PROPPED the GODS above. While. Atlas. HARRY RIDENOUR, relieved OF THE weight of the WORLD on his shoulders RETIRES into private LIFE. LIKE the noted friends of VIRGIL'S famous epic. AENEAS and ACHATES. we see ROBERT RONVAN and GAYLORD MONROE swimming in the river STYX. WE have a modern MINERVA noted for her WISDOM writing the sequel to VIR- GIL'S Aeneid. our valediotorian, DORTHA WARFIELD. PINING away because SOME member of the FAIRER SEX found a new inspira- tion. NARCISSLS wasted his life away looking at HIS image in a POOL-LYNN SHIRLEY. MAX THOMAS+Hypnos, god OF sleep spends most of his time NODDING away in the summer SLN of l94l-5. 'AOR hid the soul of ORPHEIIS sing Such INOTES as, warhled to the STRING. Drew iron TEARS down PLUTO'S cheek. who other could THIS he hut MLLE. BREWSTPIR stirring the SOUL of our only PLLTO-LEE STIERWALT. PAN himself. the simple shepherds AWE-inspiring god. HAROLD COOK in per- son. merely taking the PLACE of the old ROMAN AGRlCOl.A.'- The golden YOICEIJ opera star-ROSE BOOTH SHARK! ah. the nightingale. The TAWNY IIlI'0Hlf'fI.u LET us think a MOMENT. of a devoted couple. WENDICLI, MICICK and EARNIA HOOTMAN . . . That modern AJAX and CANIll.l.'X. When Ajax STRIN ES some rock's vast WEIGIIT lo throw. The LINES. too. lahors. and the WORDS move slow. Not so when SNVIIST CAMILLA scours the PLAI N..- TLCKED awav in corner of a LARGE city we may hurl three lfA'I'lIS. They know all and TELL all. One SPINS. the OTHER measures. and the other Cl I'S tho thread of LIFE. They could he NONE other than IIA NYORT. IRHNE AMES. and MARYEI. DRIYER. And WORKING away. striving for honors we src an eminent phisit-ist'--EARRELL EN ANS. The YTINDLASS strains the tackle CHAINS-the hlaek mounrl heaves helow. And red and DEEP11 hundred YEINS hurst out 'XT every throw. It rises. ROARS. renfls all out right-O N L'I,tIf'tN what a GLOW! And WANIING the rule over NIT. OLYNIPIA. Clad in the ROYAL purple we ARE permitted 34 llixoniim A glimpse OF that great KING JKPITER MAX GOYNELLY Great IOVE. to whose almighty throne Both GODS and mortals homage PAY. And always evading PLUTO'S clutches we see FLORA SEELY another Proserpina. O. Proserpina For the FLOWERS. now. that frighted THOI' let'st fall. Wvhile on an ISLAND waving feather fans we find PAIQLINE XYONDERLY- HIPPOLYTE. queen of the AMAZONS. The Amazons array their ranks In PAINTED arms of radiant SHEEN Around HIPPOLYTE, the QUEEN. And LLITHER SGHOEER still plays the part of the ardent LOVER as he did in the days of YORE. But soon. TOO. soon. the lover TLRNS his eyes: Again she falls. again she DIES. she diesl How will thou now the FATAL Sisters move? No crime was THINE. if 'tis no crime to LOVE. And GAROLD COOK still possessing HIS fascination for the dust and GRIME on the football fields, sit on a THRONE in a distant land ruling over a war-like NATION like MARS of the ancient world. And to the fire eyed MAID of smoky war All HOT and bleeding. will WE offer them The mailed MARS shall on his altar sit Up to the EARS in blood. And AT the bottom of the SEA we have a representative. a worthy one indeed not unlike his predecessor NEPTUNE, god of the sea-RALPH HUMBARGER. '6Hail NEPTUNE greatest of THE gods! Thou ruler of the SALT sea floodsg Thou WITH the deep and dark GREEN hair. Thou dost the GOLDEN trident bearsf, But at the bottom of the sea RALPH is not lonely for as NEPTLNE had. he too has a companion like the fair AMPHITRITE-GRACE HOOTMAXf O,er the GREEN waves which gently BEND and swell Fair Amphitrite STEERS her silver shell: Here PLAY dolphins stretch the SILKEN reins Hear her sweet VOICE and glide along the MAIN. Away out WEST a group of forest rangers PAY tribute to modern DIANA. goddess of the wood .... HELEN HUMMER. Diana's foresters, gentlemen of the shade. MIXIONS of the moon. Indeed WE even have a member of our illustrious CLASS ruling in the ELYSILM Fields.-The Queen of all that IS good-FLOREXCE SMITH. MHow sweet a thing TO wear a crown Within whose circuit is Elspium And ALL that parts feign of BLESS and joy. PRI-lsiding over the sacred fire upon which THE welfare of the nation depends we Gnd MILDRED HAYER. And there unquenf hed throu h WLS Like Y ESTA S sacred fire Shall live the SPIRIT of thi nur The spirit of they SIRI: The p1r1t of SELILNE return and weaves ITS pre eme about 'VI KRT FERRIS O star ev ed SCIENCE' ha t thou wandered there To waft us HOME the messa e of despair Mid turmn she CAIFS lon in lx in the dirutlon of INDI KN-X Lmversltx And thu W F come to the end of GLR prophef ie alwav the ame 'VIOTIY I: ln mind HOPI' like the leamin taper s ll ht Adorn: and CHLLRS our way And :till a- darker row: the NIFHT FNIITS a brighter ray. 35 May 'SI CLASS WILL O CONSCRIPT FATHERS on this da WF hereby ubli h the WILL of that ma v M - Q Y ' . P S g' nifrcent body of the SENIORS of the Class of 1931 who passed on into the GREAT Beyond on the Evening of the COMMENCEMENT. May twenty-first, NINETEEN hundred and THIRTY-one. WE will THE following to our UNDERclassmen on the condition THAT they will fill OUR places, which WE leave reluctantly, with the same DIGNITY and RE- SPECT that WE have had during OUR careers as students in the HICKSVILLE High SCHOOL. ON this LAST occasion of OUR existence as SENIORS WE sincerely hope THAT the various duties WE have left behind US will be treated with the UTMOST con- sideration. THEREFORE WE, the Senior Class of 1931, being of SOUND body and mind, DU hereby in THIS year of our LORD declare this TO be OUR last WILL and TESTA- MENT. I, CLALIDINE FULLER bequeath to WILMA WHITEHURST my daring and dan- gerous DIMPLES, if SHE is willing to USE them ONLY on llirtatious OCCassions. I, PAULINE WONDERLY, bequeath my unrivaled avoirdupois to MARJORII-I STUCKMAN. on condition that SHE will NOT surpass my LIMIT in pounds.YSO called. I, LUTHER SCHOFER, bequeath my scientific reputation to WINTON PILLING, providing HE burns NO more phosphorous in MISS TAYLOR'S assembly. I, LYMAN DORSEY, bequeath my ability to ROB CRADLES to PAUL SCHO- FER, only if he remembers that the EIGHTH grade is the LIMIT. I, CARMA HOOTMAN, bequeath my hobby of PORING over LATIN Classics to MARY HELENE JORDAN, providing SHE does not FALL in love with VIRGIL. I, FLORENCE SMITH, bequeath my burning locks of hair to ROBERTA NEFF. Please don't USE them to ENtice athletes as I did. I, HARRY RIDENOUR, bequeath my blond handsomeness to ROGER RO- DOCKER. On condition HE leaves women ALONE. Theyire more HARM than good, ROGER. I, DARRELL WIALTENBERGER, bequeath my business ability to GUY BEER- ROWER, if HE promises to bother business MEN for ADS as I did. I, ILA WORT, bequeath my independence to DOROTHY NEISWAMJI-IR. Re- member even GEORGE HARRY'S are INCLUDED in this. I, Helen Hummer. bequeath my presidency of the HISTORY CLLB to EVELYN KISABETH. if she will BE present AT each meeting. I, LAVON REX, bequeath my power in athletics to BRYCE NICHOLS.--After a second thought NOT only POWER in athletics, but POWER to entice the FAIRER sex. I, HAROLD COOK, bequeath my quietness to ELTVIER BRANTLEY.+Really tho' to BE quiet you must shed those PLDDLE jumpers. I, PAULINE BEVERLY and MILDRED HAYER, bequeath the privilege of having interests OLT of town to LOIS McDONALD.-Now Lois. YOL are left two-THAT isnit quite fair, is IT? I, GAROLD COOK, bequeath my acquaintances around town to WALTER BEL- NAP, providing HE keeps within the CORporation liMITS. 36 Illxoman I MAX CONNOLLY bequeath a pair of sPA Ps to HERBERT RINCENBERC YY e bl butter and ECC men need them to KEEP up appearance you KNOW I 'VIARY Fl' RRIS bequeath my tarrulousness to PHYLLID ELDER only if you I. bE lt to your OW N ady antal. I I'LORA BEELY bequeath my debate talents to OLLIEMAY WALTFRs and use them AS a debater WOLLD' I MAX 'IHOMAS bequeath my afternoon naps to ELYIN THIEL mth this fOl'S my particular Sl-A1 in THI' assembly I ROSP BOOTH bequeath my untarnlshed RPI OHDS L0llL9I'Illll tardiness 'incl absence to HALI' L DORbEY Remember 'NO late INICHTS' I ROBERT ROWAIN bequeath my ability to handle a FORD to PALL CARR I ve only carried fifteen at ONE llnle I FARRLLL EYANS bequeath my ambition for AEROPLAINES to NORMAN RILCANALL You know THEY do leave the C ROL ND occaslonally I LEE STIERWALT bequeath my shayln set to GEORGE ROHRS provldln he uses lt BFFORE om on a DATE I BEATRICE BROWN bequeath my apple and CREAM complexion to XIR CINIA CROMLI' Y late hours dont HELP this either I WFNDFLL MEEK bequeath my popularity with THE ladles to RAY MOND REX But please stay ayyay from CARMIF I LAYLORD MOINROE bequeath my batted of women to FREDERICK BAT TER SHFLI let em YOUNC and treat EM rough I. DORTHA V9 ARIIFLD bequeath the YAI edictorianship to DOROTHY' blNX. You may' have a PFW date: thou h-I DID. I LYNX SHIRLEY' bequeath my unruly' lock of hair to ROBERT NELSOX4 Even YY A TER won t HELP. I IRENE AMES bequeath my very COOD-natured chuckle to ROBERT LONL 5- YVORTH. Please KEEP it in the MAJOR key. I PAUL BEVERLY' bequeath my' curly' locks to JOSEPH CARR.-If water was LEED Hicksville would have a DROUCHT without a DOL'BT. I RALPH HUMBARGER bequeath my' historical ability' to WILLIAM RAN- DALL.-All history' isnt found in BRYAN either! I HAROLD COOK bequeath my' ,riin silence to WALITER DFATbMAX and may it never et HIM into TROLIBLF. I I RACE HOOTMAN. bequeath my dome:tic' abilitie: to EYIA CLICK. You know zyery BODY l veg a DOMESTIC creature. YVE. the undergi ned. D0 hereby BEqueath with all the yyillin ness. THE SENIOR CLASS OF l93l. '97 Pl I'Sf'V6l'2lIN'f' is more prevailing than violenceg and many things which cannot he overcome when they are together yield lh6IllSPlNf'S up when taken little by liule, llixonian JUNIORS Hinfgu Nuziums. Treaxurer l'm1.1,lS I-Iimpn. lvl'l't'4I,H'Sl'llFIIl Don1'uA Sixx. Sei-rernry Pill. Sciiorign. President CLASS MOTTO: W'e're not at the top but clinrbingf' CLASS COLORS: Sky Blue and Silver Cray. CLASS FLOWER: Carnation. We have three years finished and one yet to he done, Before the first goal, graduation, iS won. Weire erying a challenge, Seniors, tO the rest Who are preparing themselves for the final test. A ehallenge not to he Seoffed or at which to laugh. A challenge taken wholly. not quarterly nor half: A vhallenge to eaeh to hold himself to the right, To help lietter our High School through the Divine Light. W Waw' fb JUNIOR W11 I IAM IAUB LhNORF Rom RTSON Lois Mc DONAI u Cmmx HOOTMAN Vim II ima 40 NIARK QREEJNIN VADA RIDPNOUR Dom HI-A CJANLPR Mun Jommx WIBTON PII I mr bl x BLPRBOVS me Rn Momn LII IX 511 M Pmw Mm mlm Wu Ls Riu! ARD lu is Joswu C Am: Nlwoxx 4 Kmlxl-K Roc PR Honor mn 3 312' , 37' 5' y,.,?5'7'Q L1 u .0 Ax, x. , Q,I:' . ' .. 4 F N . , 3 1 4 i4s'w 2: :': NIARIL G-XSTON HFRBERT RINI FNBl-R1 llmm Mr ll I' LVIN THIFL Am Hom Pu L Cum ARLLNE ku I wx IRA Moom ROBERT Nuhox Wwx a 'su-wus XX ALTLR Dr unuw MKRCFLHNI- km H Im xl lxr 'Nll-KLR Homin x XMI XXII I lui RAND-XII P W1 xx IKIHABLTII Romm lov Num.: ll CLASS PBM' Hamm gl A A A3 1' z + -' i . ' . f 1' 1 ixw 7 4 . . lv NI.-KRCELLA lJl'lcH:Y F A A 'fd 4 .x . ,, 1 41 9 jg, ,-K, ' is I K f i 2 JEL if f 1 ,...4,. ,- -1 I 'K Q i1 if fa Q:-gg , lf, 1 -7 1 , .ar , ,A N 90 -Q ff! , X ,. 'Q 51 . ,, ,wwf J l, M' 2, .f Y fe , ' X45-f, 2. I 1 ,V It is the duty of all persons. when affairs are the most prosperous, then in especial to reflevt within themselves in what way they are to endure ad- versity. llixonian SOPHOMORES . .A . ,w'w'v -'1 4, 1-- 7, W it Hxzrzl. DUNS!-11. Serremry-Treasurer Cromer: H. Ronin. l're.sidenr Hun Cum. I1'f-v-presizlerit CLASS Morro: With the ropes of today we will ring the bells of tomorrow CLASS COLORS! Crimson mul Colzl. CLASS FLowr:R: .4 nzerimn Beau! Y Rose. Sophomores, you're doing your part. Humble though it may seein to you now: It iSn't really the gilt and the lights- lt'S the carrying out of an vow. JuSt u your ago you were Fl'6Slllllt'll, You womlered at thv whys and xslwnf anal how. Nom. hit by bit. you're learning the lines. ln the carrying out ol' your vow. -H SOPHOMORE HILDA RIIJENOUR ARY SHIRLEY LVIRFTT BROWN ALTA LAIIB ROBFRT SCOTT LILI IAN HOOK FRFDRICK BATTEREHFI I ADAI YN METz GEORGE HOUK EVA CLICK LLLA BYROADE LAV FRNE POPLR WILNIA WHITEHllRST IRCIINIA CROMLEY RICHARD THORNBURK, HELEN WHITMAN NORMAN RLGANALL WII I IAM RODOIRI-R OLI ll NIAY XV-ALTER HAROLD CROUEI DORA ROIIRS M M . V I LILLIAN NEIDIIARIJT E . J i F -H- rw- RICH ARD ROAN JOSEPH TOMECER DOROTHY INEISWLNDER MORRIS GILLEQPII OPAL SHLLL WANETTA I IL DANIELS FLMER BRANTLEI MARGARET DORQFI OREN RIDENOI R WIILIJRED NLLL MARGARET SCOTT MABLL RINCINBLRI FRANKLIN RENIERER EDNA MCCLELLAR BERLIN GINTIR WIIRLARLT MCC KULLY ROBFRT W LANFR GLADIQ BRLHSFPIK ANDREW DOTTG. HELEN OTIS CH ARLIs HOFI' I I I CLASS IXWIIIHHB 4x L .Q-Lzift ia fj7'ffT,'P7i f ,:'!- 515 A ':',fi nyi 1 b .A .5 it Q-fs A Z iii ' O I 5 Mig! , 'I' 2 S I - . :F J ' 1 . . 2 Q I i I :I I III H A Q M I WALTER BELKNAP 4 1' -Q V 1 I. xr 51 If . I ' xl 1, I 11 ' 45 I , : I ' L' 1 . . W I .' I -5 2 !, , ! I A I I V A I I I . A 1 1: .A - tr .v I ' , I le I ' I , , I - I -! . IC ' I I ' 4 L I 1 Q I A al 2:1 . i 4 It is a maxim universally agreed upon that nothing must be done too lateg and again, that everything must be done at its proper seasong while there is a third precept which reminds us that opportunities lost can never be regained. -H1 Ilixoniim FRESHMEN ugxuziz Nn:uOi.S. Treasurer Fi.Om-gxezig Dx FEIKT. I'rvsi:lmi1 Al.l.r1x Bi Lx. Sf-fn-lurv I,xVi.nxr. Osm N, l'irv-I'rf'si1le-:ir CLASS Morro: WP build the ladder br which we climb. CLASS COLORS: P00011 and Lighf CFPPII. CLASS FLOWER: Pink Rose. Your class is facing a newer trail Strive to hold your Standards Over high: Press forever onward. Forward he your Cry. 47 Ebay FSE F RESHMAN xf AIITIILR bx1I'rIIEns DAM WXATT CLI NIN BRL QII Aw A Roez BRIDLNBAUCH Ow FN BEIIIBOWER MII DRIII AINDPRSOA XY KI no RANDALL VVIARIORIE WORT JAMES WIIITPIJURGT It I Q R vr Roma Buxux PAUI INL AMADIN M KXIINI' PRI STOIN WAI TIR C ROXNI III AIINF TIIOIINBUIN NN A NICDOINALD TIII onom: AP I- I I IX I RN UNNH N BNI PIIII I um Row Mum Il flR'IlH Ru NIARIORX STLIKNIAIN XXII I IAM Rrx XE K -S . f A I . AI, :Q I IX , VEIIIZM EVANS , 7 I , I I ,- 5 , :was ' 7 f A I ' .' I: A ' 9 48 CLASS Ilixonian U L1111. IXIHP . lslls lm5 H111 1 XIHZF . 1 . 1 1 XX 1.11. a W I XI1 11.1.1 lynn Iil.l l'IHl'I'l-L .-X11115 . 'Q N111:11111x11 Il13x1a11-. 556 XX 111.1mx R1-315 is . 'J .X1.'1'1 'l'11m1 Xa ' 'I - E W 'I , vt , Q . 115 - . 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There is an organized eluh eomprising the entire eighth grade. Next year on entering high sehool they will extend their talents further. 40 --:'-:ems -'v-'een TM1'mSR BIMILLENNIVM VIRGIUANVM 'KG' at Q , jj aw' W J x AW' 1- ':'.Tx xx I SI' JF! SCHOOL LIFE i - ' ' T'A ':'F5E 1-'Li' il l, ' j IV N DA ' w I I .r.VT.'. .' ' it - 1' . f ,f,,. ,S ,::,,,E5mf,, L1' - . ,. SA I J , gl . . . Q, j , y .pn 'fm Q A ' I V 1 ' ' 5 ff' tffiiff' 1 . '1'-+ ,. W, , -1.J:, V b ,g t' F 1 -ui. R' ff if Q95- .. I4 F, 'v-'f -N M6 ,,- ,L f .. 2 I 51.3 : f- -ffg':V'1 'fx -, - I A5 1 Q 212133, -- , z ,- -UW lm 'Ilia MA is ' . Q 3.23 ,a. iq: ' yaitwll r as s fv if f M33 23 Ring iiigejinw EX iliixfff aim K X 4 22541 nxu 1 A K wht ff Q. sfifrgfiz 1-Min r 15554 gef lxbitsizf I ' F: 12? if Vugpx ui fm 2? WU, 4521. '5 i?.:Z Q' ' .VV :fi fiiwhlrd lgaizlif hggsfffsk 2 fum: 11252255 fiswg 22 N517 5 5 1 ' if Vg? 2 17 5 : .x ig: Q gg xi 1' we I iaviw 5 1 UN ':.. f:. .:.':'f ':'.f:. ::'f:.':::.- .-,:.. 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Y . 4. 2 5 A . tt. .. sMf ff W i h ' - 0 5 ' ' ' Il . '4 V if '-1 ti li ., , r :?T.c5'-1.,.:':i'i,g..,,. my fur , V' .Zil- 'A it 0, K s. V: - A in: ls fs...SN And these. ladies and gentlemen. are the eharaeters of the seeond literary program. not as one might suppose. a part of Al Ca- pone's gang. After days of toil and hardship they finally' appeared hefore the school ou l ehruary' 21. The feature of the afternoon was the play. Ahoye All Else Liberty. in whieh the attdienee was moved to violence hy' Patrick llenry's stirring address tuone of the eharaeters were injured hy the eggs and grapefruit I. Un l'rtday. l'eln'uary ld. this group of dramalie students l 'f I presented to the high sehool a masterful program. ln order tltat tlte world may realize wltat a delightful en- tertainment it was and how artistieally' it was rendered a pieture of the partieipauts is herehy' pulnlished. Un Noyemher l was held the annual lligh Sehool llarniyal. this time distinguished hy another name. l all lfestiyalf' Each class ltad a booth and side show. 'lihe juniors. hy tradition. had the priyilege of dealing in flowersg the Freshmen. in pop and ive cream: the Sophomores. in novelties and the Seniors in eandy and ealxes. 'Mid the hurst- ing of balloons and the arotna of flowers the school gaye vent to tlte stored enthusiasm of two years. The opportunity was also given the four classes to put in play their orig- inality' in the side shows. Then. too. the elasses consented to work together by the fairer sex giying a minstrel show. This was grixen in the assemhly' while the midway' held full sway ou the First floor. 'llllis year tlte underelassnteu furnished the pep leaders for all oeeasions. Joseph tlarr. a junior. and Xlargaret Nleflauley. a Sophomore. were vhosen hy a yote of the high sehool at the lregiuning of the seltool year. 'lihey haxe always lneen ready' with the megaphoue and nexer onee haye failed to keep up spirits exeu under the gloomiest eonditions. lfortunately they will hoth he haek next year with the yoluminous Hah. Halls! any--..-ye . if , A ,. 1 -v' Y ,i. . L i ' o - , .. -4 f 7 5 . Y. - Y,., - ,s A vc 3 V, 8 5 'pl A , , .. . at I 'Qs t gl' I -9 .V Iii sf a fs eo ur 1 l l .i M- f . U e - --..,.1 , A S. Ili oni The long awaited Friday. March 27. at last arrived and with it the program pre- sented hy these individuals. Two dramatic plays. readings and heautiful singing made the afternoon one of unforgotten joy and bliss for the student hody. The high school is now certain that when hetter entertain- ments are offered these artists will not of- fer them. This year the Senior Class. under direc- tion of Xlr. Armstrong. organized a llistory tlluh. They mel on Wednesday evenings and current topics as well as interesting hisa tory events were sttldied. There was a Conl- mittee composed of llelen Hummer. Claud- ine l uller. l.uther Schofer and Ralph llum- liarger. whose duty it was to prepare the programs. These programs were comlucted hy llelen Ilummer and Claudine Fuller and consisted of reports given hy the students. After these individual talks there followed informal discussions. Although a new activ- ity introduced into the high school. many henefits were derived hy each pupil who took part. May it he carried on in the fu- ture hy the underclassmen. On April 21 the musical festivities of the season were hrought to a litting climax hy the presentation of a formal Spring Con- cert given hy the comhined lilee lflulms. At this entertainment each class was repre- sented either in a semi-chorus. quartette or other special presentation aside front the choruses hy the entire Ulee Club. Xluch can he expected from the Glee Clubs next year. This year has given them splendid training and a great amount of experience. ln December four plays were given for the henefit of the Parent-Teachers' Associa- tion. Three of them were given hy the High School while the other one was presented hy the junior High and grades. They were directed by Mrs. Emily Hull. The Ghost Story. hy Booth Tarkington. was the mystery play of the evening. A group of friends home from college have some rather thrilling experiences in which. however. the hero wins his lady love. Sauce for the Coslingsf' hy E. Warren. portrays the older generation picking up the collegiate slang of their children in order to appear to the younger generation as they ap- pear to their parents. The Loving Cup. hy Alice Brown. is the story of rural folks giving a picnic in order ln reunite a young married couple, The Password. hy llelen Cole Crew. was a series of dances and specialties. The High School has long heen noted for dramatics. and. although Hicksville has no heautiful Roman theatres which were the pride of the Yirgil era. they sincerely hope dramatics will continue to he an activity of the lligh School. a 9 P BOYS' CLEE ULU B A limiillvi-liluli uusul'f 11l1im'il awuill lhis xc-umillml il has lhirlx-six lm-nlln-l's. .ll- . . . r- 1 F- . 1 . ' llmugrh ll has haul wry lllllvQ-xpm-1'lm1r'c-.ugiwnlpnlslxlw-11ulilsim-lull:-rs in-i'1-allilf-lu nm l'l'l'UgIlllllUll In lhc- lflllllgllllill' l.Hllll'Sl. 51-H-ull ul thc' lmys clvviali-il lu lwvmm- llnlmm-s mx thc- vu-ning: ul lhv lfull l c-slixul and so mgxuluizml u lruml. 'l'hf- me-lmliuiis Hll'illllSUlilIlllSl1'lil'UlIlllllS siflbllll vuulcl ln-lwainlm-u-11zilmwlllvrlizl of lhc' fe-slixall. 'lihr' vnlirv Ulm- Cluh. 1-umlmim-4l with lhv Girls' Ulm- Clulv. pn-sm-nlvil thc- Hoof liilllligll RPXlll'. All ilu- lm'n1lwrs will lzllw palrl in lhv Spring liUllll'Sl. 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During the annual Fall Fes- tival a part of these members entertained the public by a Minstrel.', The entire Cvlee Club took part in the Roof Garden Revue on the twelfth of December and again in the Spring Concert, April twenty-Hrst. Firsl Soprano: Second Soprano: Helen Hummer Grace Hootman Carma Hootman Marjorie Wells Lois McDonald Roberta Neff Dorothv Neiswander Alta Laub Olliemay Walters Gladys Brewster Virginia Cromley Helen Whitman Mary Carr Lillian Neidhardt Hilda Ridenour Nina McDonald Margery Stuckman Florence Dysert Mildred Anderson Annarose Breidenbaugh Marjorie Wort Anna Ricici Catherine Horvath Dorothea Canger Hazel Dorsey Firsl Alto: lla Wort Phyllis Elder liva Click lfdna McClelland LaYerne Osman Maxine Preston Helen Weisz Lois Hall Pauline Amaden Alice Crist Leone Cleland Claudine Fuller Martha Monroe Flora Anahel See-ly lrene Ames Pauline Beverly Rose Booth Mary Ferris Evelyn Kisabeth Mary Helena Jordan Dorothy Sinn Margaret McCauley Margaret Scott Warietta Lee Daniels Opal Shull Vada Ridenour Mildred lNell Alta Thomas Martha Monroe LaVera Osmun Laura Rose Maxwell Daisy Wy'att Francis Olson Edith Kisabeth LaVerne Poper Second Alto: Mildred Haver Marvel Driver Florence Smith Pauline Wonderly Mary Shirley Eileen Langham Verena Evans Janice Nichols Lela Byroads Marguerite Ames A f EV3f11ffifDf1a5mQf1 ' GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 3 9 Top Run? 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' E a ,I1111i 1' Illli ye-a 1 R v ' -' liis ' Ill'1iI - as il ' l '-I z1111l will I'1'k ' I 67 ay 'Ill FOOTBALL This year's football season is the total of sexen games with four won and three lost. The Class of '31 has furnished more football material than any other class for several years. The team has a total of seven Seniors. Those who are leaving are Connolley, Ridenour, Meek. C. Cook. H. Cook. Sholl. and Rex. The outlook for next year surely looks bright for a high school of Hicksxilleis size. There is a good spirit and the material is surely promising. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 26-At Convoy H. H. S .i,..,...,.,,,,,,i.,,,,,. 55. Convoy .... 0 Oct. 3-At Bryan H. H. S ......... ..,i,, I ig Bryan ....,,. ,,,,,,,, 2 5 Oct. I0--At Hicksville H. H. S ....,..,, ,.,,,, I ig Garrett ,,,,.,,, ,,,, 20 Oct. IT-At Hicksville H. H. S ..,..,... ..,.,. 5 I g Oakwood ,,.. ,,.,, f J Oct. 23-At Hicksville H. H. S .,,,, ,, .,,,,, I3: Farmer ,,,,, ,,,, I 9 Oct. 31--At Hicksville H. H. S ....., U ..., , 26: Yan Wiert ,,,, ,,,, I I3 Xov. T4At Antwerp H. H. S .,,,,,,,,, ...... I 33: Antwerp .... ,.., I J 68 llixonian THE SEASON coxvov September 26 marked the opening of the football season for Hicksville High. The team made their debut with hearts determined to set a worthy standard for the season. This was accomplished by a comfortable score of 55-0. with Convoy reaping the lemons, BRYAN The second game of the season was played at Bryan on October 3. Bryan scored the first and second touchdowns. thus ended the first half. Hicksville came back in the sec- ond half and scored 14 points to Bryalfs I3. Wheri the gun cracked Hicksville lacked one yard of making a touchdown. Although Hicksville gained twice as much ground as Bryan. they were defeated because of an intercepted pass and a recovered fumble. GARRETT Both Garrett and Hicksville took their positions on the field with a good supply of advice and worthy intentions to win. Hicksville soon suffered a depression when the Garrett warriors tramped ninety-five yards for a touchdown. However with the aid of lemons and gum the Hicksville team fought on to a final score of 14-20. OAKWOOD Defeats may be beneficial inasmuch as they instill in a team vigor and determina- tion. The second game of the season did this for H. H. S. Consequently when Oak- wood came on the scene Hicksville was possessed with a winning spirit and win they did. FARMER The big hope of the year ended in a downhearted departure from the gridiron with bleeding hearts under H. H. S. sweaters. During the game the good old Farmer- Hicksville rivalry made itself keenly apparent on the sidelines. The score was a nip- and-tuck affair throughout the entire battle and ended 19-13 in favor of Farmer. X AN WERT Weight isn't evervthing in football and this was decidedly proven in the game with N an Wert. The opponents were much the huskier but nevertheless the score of 26-13 gave Hicksville something to talk about. AN'l'NYl'IRP The last game of the season was plaved at Antwerp. ft was started by the second team and at the end of the first quarter Antwerp had scored one touchdown and Hicks- ville none. The first team was then run in and played the rest of the game which ended 33-O. Hicksville rang the bell. 69 fn.. 9 ii gm ggg5,v,4,,g5,y, Af gif , Q W 4, Q ,K4DiihXSn:n5,::E8i1fsaa,4L'fn5y:' L www I ,. . - . 5 K , A Q 4 ' - A , A, '. ,k-w,w,g ff T up Hung' Loyal lXQ'lll4'l'!'I'. Nlunagvr: Wax XX1-iylniluy H4-wlnmr-1'. XX illium R:-x. ,luwph Can ul lfurr. Nllflllilll K1-gunall. Kim-lmnl Hman. .Xllvn Huvk. l.t'iQlIll1lIl llmnkvy, Maul-In. Bullum Ruff: lilllbll Tlx-Iixull. Paul N'lmfe1'. Uumlml fjfmk. Ijllldll llmwy. V5 ull:-1 lh-ulaunau Robert l-ungfwurll1. HIIIKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL HOPES FUR SPRING UF 1931 Til , N Q Illxoman Il A014 tllt Q QQ dl J X 1 1 IAXI1 x ultun R414 K ln .1 dll un rr .um thx wander xldlgdltl N111 dulf-s IAN eine U num Hll KSVILLE HIGH Sl H001 TRAi K HOPES PUR SPRINI UP 1931 '1 a 9 BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Stanzling: Lavon Rex. Robert Longsworth. Paul llurr. Vllendell Xleek. Seated: Bryce Nichols. Elvin Thiel. llurold Cook. Paul Schofer. The basketball season this year was at short hut successful one. There were a few practice games and then the team entered the tournament in which there was quite a surprise given to the haskethall puhlic and especially to the Mark Center following. Hicksville drew Mark Center in the pairing and there were two surprises: one, that the raw Hicksville quintet won and the other. that the county champions lost. It was surely exciting and the crowds helped the home hots by much cheering. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Stullding: lrene Ames. Pauline Amaden. Pauline Wonderly. Waneltu l.ee Daniels. Seated: Margaret Nlcflauley. Lillian Neidhardt. Aluenice Nichols. Lack of practice and an experienced girls' coach was quite a handicap to the girls' team. Nevertheless with such help as was found in the way of a place to play and coaching, the team held together and also entered the tournament. Lvnfortunately they were eliminated in the lirst game and this placed tinis on their efforts. I 7 llixonian SOCIAL EVENTS AS REVIEWED BY THE CELESTIAL DIETIES Time. Present. Place, Mount Olympus. Scene. Palace of jupiter. Characters: jupiter, King of the Gods. Minerva, Goddess of Wisdom. Venus, Goddess of Love. Euplirosyne. Presider Over Banquets. Camus, Guardian of Mirthful linjoyments. Mercury, Messenger of the Gods. lupiler: Terpsichore has just given a very' interesting account of the Junior- Senior Prom over which she presided. To continue with the review of social activities of Hicksville High School, Minerva will tell us about the Senior Wliener Roast. Minerva: Immortal Ones. In the depths of Phillips woods the members of the Senior Class gathered on a typical October evening. to roast hot dogs. I am not able to understand the craving for such a peculiar food. but perhaps it is just as well. It was a perilous journey from the main road to the interior of this mighty forest but these dangers were overcome by the Fresh Air Taxicab. operated by Lee Stier- walt. In the light of the bonfire, the Seniors entertained themselves and the two guests tunderclassment playing Run, Sheepy. Run and Hide-and-Go-Seek. ln the light of the moon, my wise owl blinked at a few stray couplets who were seeking refuge from the disapproving glances of the Faculty. After feasting on toasted marshmellows and roasted wiener sandwiches. to the sat- isfaction of Mary Carina. Lee conveyed the pleasure loving Seniors to their cars.-and my story ends. lupiler: Thank you. Minerva. Euphroysne will relate an account of the extreme in social functions. Ifupllroysne: Immortal Dieties. Mercury dutifully summoned my two sister Graces and myself to preside over the seven ol-lock dinner of the Freshmen students. To mention the conglommeration of food stuffs would take volumes. We did all in our power to make the dinner an informal one. suitable to children of their ages. and l feel that we succeeded. They spent much of the evening playing a well-known game tvvhose name we may only intimate by saying it is the oflice through which this countryfs post is distributedb. Other games were played until nine o'clock. when they obediently de- parted for their homes. lupiler: Very good. my fair Euphrosyne. Gangmede. serve the nectar and am- brosia while my daughter venus tells us of the Junior Party. Venus: Truly. father Jupiter. l cannot report much. It was impossible for me to preside over the dashing juniors. so l detailed my son. Cupid. who took them in his charge. He said that they conducted themselves properly. but declined to give further comment on the evening events. Jupiter: very well. perhaps it is better that we are not acquainted with the de- tails. Nenus. these humans are very perplexing creatures. Now your account. joyful Colllus. 73 a 2 Camus: Most of the members of the Sophomore Class assembled in the lower hall of the school building to make the Holiday Season merry. Before serving the refresh- ments which consisted of hot chocolate and wiener sandwiches, they played such inno- cent games as Wink On the Sly, Farmer in the Dellf' and Miller Boyfi Two mem- bers were notably conspicuous by their absence. Mr. Hoff and Mr. Houk said that they were home in bed-believe it or not. fupiler: Thank you, Comus. Mercury will read to us the account of the banquets since our last meeting, after which we will adjourn. Mercury: Tm: Jcmlou-SENIOR Rr:c:r:PT1oN. The Seniors and Faculty were guests of the Juniors at a reception in the Eastern Star Hall, April 30, l930. The banquet hall was elaborately decorated to give the effect of a colonial garden. Dorothy Warfield. the charming toastmistress, introduced the following program: Welcome ,..... ..,,..... . .. ...... .,,,,.., ,.,,,,., l' ' lorence Smith Response ...,.,.....,....,,..,,.,,.,.........,. ....,. M arjorie Blosser Hangin' On the Carden Cate ..... ,,...,...,. .r......,........ B o ys' Trio Toast ..............,.....,,..,..,...,.,.,.,...............................,.,.. Raymond Crilhth Spirit of '76 and Spirit of '30 ta musical interpretation! ...,......,, Davidson. Carl Kock Historical Pageant tmodernizing history! ....,,........,...,, liulalee Hart Minuet ..........,,.....,....,.....,..A...,..,.................,..... ,.......... N 'ada Ridenour Dorothy Sinn, Roberta Neff, Dorothea Canger Toast ...,.,,...,,,.., ...,.,,,,,.,.,,,..., . ,.....,..,.,,, , , ., ,,.. ,...,.,... , Miss Taylor Violin Solo ,........ .,..,.. .,.,,,,, R u th Fisher Harmonica lNumbers ...., Thomas Kelly Senior Prophecy ...... .r... M ary Ferris Song Fest ..,,..,,....... . ,,Miss Snyder Junior Class Song Senior Class Song ALUMNI RANQUET: The members of the Alumni met in the parlors of the Metho- dist Church on the evening of May 16, 1930. Many of the graduates returned and all were delighted when they recognized Mr. Armstrong, under whom most had graduated, as toastmaster. After the banquet the Juniors and Alumni presented this program: Invocation ,,,,....,.,.........,,..,..A......,..........,.....,............ Reverend Schofer Song Fest ...,,,, ,,.,.. L eader, George Patterson, '14 Welcome ...,.,.. ...... . .. ................,..,, Mrs. Clara Mastin, '96 Response ........,.. ......,...,....,.,..............,..........,.......,... N 'ern Hiscox, '30 Junior Toast ,.,..,...,..,...,. Dorothy Warfield, '3lg Florence Smith, '31 Vocal Duet .......,.... Mrs. Nina Schaufelberger. '08, Mrs. Frank Luther Lest We Forget .,,..... Miss Edna Kock, ,27, Mrs. Morris Mastin, '21 Piano Solo .........., .....,,......................,..,..............., l' idith Rank, '03 Chalk Picture .,.,, ,.,, M rs. H. S. Armstrong Reminiscence Alumni Song FOOTBALL DAINQUET: Shortly after the football season the squad was entertained by the Lion's Club. The banquet was held in the school building, with Orvill Perkins as toastmaster. The coach at Central High School. Fort Wiayne, lnd., was speaker of the evening, and short talks were given by LaX on Rex, Harold Cook. Harry Ridenour, and Cerold Cook. Lloyd Hartzler represented the Alumni. 7+ llixonian BASKETBALL BANQUET: The Parent-Teachers, Association entertained the boys' and girls' basketball teams at a banquet in the Eastern Star Hall. Monday, March 16, 1931. The color scheme used on the tables was characteristic of St. Patrick's Day. After the dinner the girls, coach, Anna Schofer, announced this program: Welcome to Players .......,........,.........., ......,.,......,.......... M rs. Husted Music .........................,,.....,...... ....... P aul and joseph Carr Impressions by a Parent ..... ..,,..,,,... M rs. Longsworth Views of a Board Member ,.,,. ....................... D r. Applegate Girls' Representative ...........,.. .......,....,...... P auline Wonderly Wcmrds from the School ..,,.,e ,...,..... S uperintendent Armstrong Reading .,.........,..,.,,....,.,.... ,........,..,,..,,,..,,.......,.. M rs. Hull A Business Man's Bit ..... . ..,........,......,,.t,...., Mr. Hosack Boys' Representative .,,,... ........ L aVon Rex A Loyal Alumnus ........ ......,... C arl Kock The Coach ........,.......,..,. ....... M r. Conkey High School Songs Cheers. May '3l Ilixonian KALENDARIS qua 8 r KALENDARIS SEPTEMBER 2. Um. LOTS and LOTS of FWESllIES. 3. Where is Room f? Common QUES- TION. 4. First Chapel. Mrs. Keller's BACK in the SCHOOLS again. We know we'll have some music THIS year. 5. ONE week of school lSN'T so BAD. 8. lndustrious CLASSMEN aid their TEACH' ERS IN TACKING UP fair work at the FAIR grounds. PAULINE WONDERLY especially ENJOYS holding TACKS for MR. CONKEY. 9. EVERYONE has HEY fever. tPsst! Fair TOMORROW! I 10. School DISMISSED. Fair! 11. 'Nother FAIR day. Ambitious STIT- DENTS are seen WORKING in Church stands. 12. FAIR AND UNFAIR. MOSTLY FAIR. 15. Mr. Armstrong ADVISES us to have our HISTORY lesson on MONDAYS or heware of a test. 16. Chapel- - and a good time was had hy all. 17. Mr. Conkey lNsists that Room One is Room Two and vice-versa. He cites as his AUTHOR- lTY Mr. LutTerBEin. I8. V Chapel. The Buzzer has hay-fever or SOMEthing. The High School El.ECTRICians are huzy. 19. Mr. LutterBElN is busy- some of the boys want to go to the football GAME at Stryker. 22. First FEMININE Glee Club practice. Things SOUND promising. 23. Chapel. Tests are making themselves known HERE and THERE. The buzzer is out again. 24. Mr. Lutterbein BRINGS LP the discussion of BEAUTY and Beauty experts in Social Civ- ics Class. SOME of the GIRLS seemed ol- fended 1? I. . 25. Mr. Conkey makes a speech and Mr. Lutter- hein ADvocates that we have it recorded on a phonograph and that we PLAY it each Thurs- day MORNing. 26. Goodbye, Teachers! Don'l go near the WATER. First FOOTBALL GAME of the season at CONVOY. School DISMISSED EARLY. 29. Back again and LOOK at those SCORES! SOME little BIRDIE tells us of a little PARTY given by Mrs. Kerr at Hamilton Lake. As the boat was nearing the shore ESTHER. the kind-hearted. offers to moor the boat. With the STRENGTH of ATLAS SHE RAISES one end of the scow, when SPLASH! SPLASH! Mr. Patterson and Miss TAYLOR GO for a swim with their SUNDAY BEST on. lt's AWRlfIHT.', Even teach- ers don't know what bathing suits are for. 30. ,IUNIORS have a class meeting! Big BUSI- NESS! OCTOBER 2. Chapel. New Cheer Leaders, MARGARET MCCALLEY AND .IOE CARR. Oh. those History TESTS. 3. Football game at Bryan. i'Hicksville will shine tonight l?P. 6. Back from Bryan with our FEATHERS rullled. IO. Oh. WELL. we got a VACATION for at least TWO DAYS. 13. Fire drill. We MOVE that the new SCHOOL BITILDING f?b eliminates the old TYPE of fire escape. They're dangerous to SPIKES. 14. A few FAIR ladies are told that their PRESENCE IS DESIRED in the Assemhly the fifth period. 28. REV. HOLLER. of the Presbyterian Church. favors us with an address. THE Pig and the HOLE in the FENCE. 3l. A certain uneasiness seemed to PREYAIL among the STLDENTS. especially the UFRESHII-IS and SOPHlES. 1Tonight's HALLOWEEN D. NOVEMBER 4. Dr. S. E. Brewster. of the CHLRCH OF CHRIST. gave us a splendid TALK on FAITH. lllxonlan KALENDARIS ARNIISTILE' Short vatatun Iwur SUN IOR hoy thought it wa net IOWIPI LSORH to attend the annual I'IAf POI E ervlce and were tunlI'ORTI NATII Y dl covered hv NIR LI TTFRBEIN Rey Sahofer deliver fhapel ADDRESS I eorge Ixofh thought he wa BI'INI called In the offire today for omethmg. other than a te eihone IAII Ol w mt the e IN IIASSNIIN ever learn ANN I'llINI ll he RI'SH'III'N l'XI'R learn to dawn talr DFI FNTII' PETIE receive a BII TI RRI-It today MR PATTERSON TAXI' CHAPEL AD DREQS IH INI TOMORROW' ' ' ' 'I The girl eem to he WORRIED ABOI T omethlng Spoe theyll he DIETINC for WEEKS DECEMBER Nlr. Lutterhein returned unexpectedly t noon today. Rather ODD how the ho-'per and girl.es' pair off when left ALONE for only a SHORT time. Rev. Bovey gave a very interesting talk on SPIEEEL GROVE and ex-Pre.. Haye:. He al- ,o DONATED a book with picture: of hig NIAIN topic. Lynn Shirley had tc he told not to talk ABOVE A WHISPER in the A .'.' emhly. N . I.I'Tterhein ' llerl ur attentieu to a few of the rule, and REf'I LATIONS of the ,chool. Ile ALSO SIRNINION ED the ' I, wlt ' re feen 'taking' two .tcp t a time f r ' PEACEI I'L conference. IIIYSICS student. need no aqignment. If NIR. LIITTERBEIN forget: t a..ign a lego r if he ha: hi. mouth too full of PEANLTS tr do xo. they know enou h to take the next l'.t f IESTIONS or that they will have a IPS . RESOLVED: THAT A NEW NIOTTO SIIOILD BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED BY CERTAIN MEMBERS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL. that bedtime on Sunday nights- if hereafter 9 o'cIock AND NOT 7 ? 'f ? ? Y Nlv IOODNISS' Need the worthy SEN IORS he told that their II ASS DI LN an rue' Senior fate SHINI' today NIR Arm trou mform u that the Ili t ry fII'B will meet Illll ll Sf IIOOI DISMISSIS early III'I:. I I I B 1 4 1 1 o du mle I er ome ort he OI I'STION i Ate we omg to tave BASKITBAII ' Ilowentlne emiy eem to Ie vvell tattered Now Mr Kerr dont he too hard on poor I I I BEFRBOW ER He only a little BOY yet and doe nt lmow enough to keep hi gah tu The SOPHOWIORE IIASS pre ented Nlr Iutterhein with a hox of freshly roasted PEA NI TS o that he might enjoy lu CHRIST 'NIAS Yatatlon CIVIL war is the result of unqatisfactory se- lection of CLASS ringx. Nlr. Lutterhein remindq up that vacation doe. not .tart until four o'clock. THREE CHEERS! A CHRISTMAS YA- CATION OF TWO WEEKS! JANUARY Back again and all HRESOLLTIONS' hroken. IAPIITICITY clax. REMAINS frr a BRIEF VISIT with Nlr. Lutterhein. ROSE BOOTH and NORMAN REFANALI. have taken out permanent re. erve. on two .eat on the Senior SIDE. Oh. thee If ve AFFAIRS! Fire Drillf The FRESIIIES enjoy r,llin flown stair.. Sir. flonkey is .ure that two per cent of Iii. ayemhly enjoys fmilin at him. and-A SO enjoy. talliinl.. EXAMINATION SCIIEDILE if announced. Nlercy DAYS! 13. Two ERESHNIEN were engaged in a box- ing match. ,lust aa the favorite was about to WIN. Nlr. Armstrong appeared upon the scene. ay' KALENDARIS 14. Something's MYSTERIOIIS. Why. after an exam. does everyone FIND small slips of paper in his pockets? 15. Mr. Lutterbein is ill today and the exams for SOCIAL CIVICS and GEOMETRY ARE postponed. Hurrah! Oh. 'scuse us. ol' fellow. we were only speakin' of exams. 16. Last day of EXAMS. 19. MAN OYERBOARD! A GIRL accidentally fawed downstairs. 21. The FATAL DAY! Grade CARDS. 22. As a result of forgetting to return grade cards some worthy students SPEND their time in the ASSEMBLY instead of CLASS. 23. WON debate at FOSTORIA last NIGHT. Mr. Patterson entertains the SENIOR Eng- lish cl-ass with descriptions of BEALTIFLI. women in history. Also he discussed in detail the' popular subject. BACHELORS. tGood authority. t How strange that Miss Taylor's grade BOOK should disappear! 26. Lost debate to Lima Central. FLORA ANNABELLE taken to hospital for indigestion. Who were YERGIL and HOMER? Some brilliant YIRGIL STLDENT thought that SOCRATES was burned at the stake by the Moundbuilders and thus became the HERO OF THE MARNE. 27. The SENIORS have decided that .IEWish photographERS wouID be much cheapER than IRISH. . 28. Learn NEW DEBATE songs to tune of WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH KELLY? Why. Kelley's OK. 30. SNIFF! SNIFF! The Senior girls must bc making candy. NEGATIVE debate team defeated Bluffton. 31. AFFIRMATIYE lost to Findlay. FEBRUARY 2. Well. guess the ground PlGGIE saw his SHADDER. Everyone has the sniflies. 3. 7 Chapel. a few YELLS and songs. that's all. 5. Chapel. Mr. Lutterbein informs us that it isn't the TIME FOR BEES. Seems as tltottgh he doesn't favor Bl!ZZlNG between songs. 6. HEA1'big1'ROtLRAM! 9. Blue MONDAY! Everyone seems In favor that DESK Rliclining position. ls this the RESI LT of a SLEEPLESS night? 10. Short chapel exercises. Gee! The faculty is becoming somewhat stingy of late. lt's a miracle THAT we don't have to PLT in an extra fifteen MINIITES at noon. 11. Mr. Lutterbein RETIRNS to the use of the PROYERBIA1. PADDLE. Little Glennie Brush is the VICTIM. We hope he'll know better nex' year. Freshies are so DUMB any- how. 12. By INANIIMOIIS vote we decide to close SCHOOL hereafter on Lincoln's Birthday. only the School BOARD doesn't agree. The Seniors DISCLSS statute of Lincoln. From SOME of the descriptions we might take it FOR granted that they are talking about the MONA LISA. 13. Mercy on my soul! Friday. the thirtEENTH. 16. Monday ENGLISII tests are SO encouraging -to Mr. PATTERSON. The BEVERLY TW'INS celebrate their birth- day ANNIVERSARY. 17. 'Nother STINGY Chapel exercise. 18. Dere you is! Oh! Dorothea. steps are for walking not ROLLING. 19. '! !'?- 3-?!?!s!- fCJli. Nothing! 20. Friday-that's ALL. 23. Christman T11-IS and Sunday FROCKS ap- pear on all the FRESHmen today. Aha! We have IT! Perty PITCHERS! 24. Two high school BOYS from Cleveland en- tertained l,'S this MORNING with selections on THE violin and ACCORDIAN. 25. 'Nother Literary PROGRAM. 26. Class Honor Students announced. They are Dorotha Warfield. first: Rose Booth. second: Florence Smith. third: lla Wort. fourth: Ly- man Dorsey fifth: Flora Annabel Seely. sixth: and Mary Ferris. seventh. llixonian KALENDARIS ZT. NUl'lzl'mf-1-imgthtsA. Nl. KN ONllI'.lll'l I. support lor tht- haxkvthall tvainsl IIEAIILINERSI llivknille lJlCl l'1.-Yl'S Xlark liPlllf'l' in llvfialtve' County Baskvthall 'l'0l R- NAXIENT. Nl A RCH 2. Only TWELYE more weeks ol WOHKI 3. Xalerlictorian and Salntatorian EXPLAIN thc' two 3S5t'lllllly PltITl Rl-IS. lIant'v of tht- Nylnphsu antl uliilllllllf' in tht- Senate-. 4. Nz-w Illl'flllH'l'h assnnu' at-ata in tfongrt-fs. tlratlf- CARDS. 5. Xlr. lfonkc-y cntr-rtains ns with Sl'l'IlflAl. cliscnssion of Tolmlu lniversity. Note. thi- was not one of his TWO-NllNl'Tl-I spc-Q-vlws. 6. Nlr. Armstrong SPPIIIS to think that LOYE ain't so Granfl. at least when the SO-tIAl.l.ElI woman-llA'l'ER and the Nfigtm- tt-avlu-r 1lt'llltlllSll'alt' the-ir AFFAIR in the LlSSt'lllI!lj'. 9. Blur- Xlonrlail Aw. let ns slevp. IU. l,l'2ll'llt'l' piano solo in tllc- aswnilrly hy I3OBBIE Neff. P Freshies TRY out thvir DEBATE hIN'Ft'll0F in the HSSPIIIIIIX. II. FPIIIUZS Docitlf- hy INJXNIXIOIF init' to :lc-flicatv the IIIXONIAN to NIH, l'.-X'l l'lrIll- SON. who lwvollws REB,-XliASSI'IlI upon It-arming of this. l2. Klum' tlvlwalt' 5I'l'IElfIlE5. I3. l llllI.XY. 'lillli 'l'lllR'l'lfEN'lill. lfm. NIRS. Kl'Il,l.l'Ill'5 lvark ultvr at XXPQI-1lx'S ill- ne-ff. lf. lfwi'yo11v. vxvt-pt. INIFIIHIYF. LX XIXN IIOII- SEY. haf forgottvn FT. l'.-XTHICK. XIORE anfl ftill NIORE pravtivt- for THI- .-XNGI LAR CONTEST. IS. ,-XNXIETX fhowk upon tht- IQUIICQ of tflfll- 'IUXIN INIIIX llll AIS. IQ. Ftrykf-r won in Triangular. I2-T. Ol 1-ourfu it FIIOI I II haw Iwf-n the OTIIEII way. hut tht- ,Il Iltlli mli:ln'I think -o. 2.3. l.Ofl lo Xlontpt-ln-r. I2-t. Sl fl. llr. tII:tutl4- llilt gliw- YI-IRY inte-i'a-ating talk on 'l'Hl'QlfS ANI! FIIIWEIIS Ol lNlll'K. 25. EX'l'R.X tlltagzt-I! What a miravlvl But tlwn. tht- 'l'EM1llEHS Nl-IX ER grow tin-tl of talking. Nlia- Scholar 1llFt'llSNQ 4 the P0l'l LARITY ul Cl IIYATI Rl-I of the SPIN!-I among the stu- tlt'fIlF. 26. Nlrs. Keller is Ol T again. aml we are DE- PIIIYED Ol' our REERESHING SONGS. Xlr. Lutterln-in 1-ntertains us with READING a Port-ion of TIlE IIOOSIER SIIIIOOLNIAS- llzli. 27. Nliss llovvr-nstinv tlisvitsses with ll UWOIITIIY IIONIE 'Ill-IMBERSIIIPI' 30. Xliss Tailor! turn lo CHATTER. Ill Fl NNY. tlon't yon know. why tht- warli- vrs arc- Al.l.OWIilJ T0 YYIIISPER annl lllG1ll.E :luring chap:-l. 31. XIRS. Kt'l'l' talks t-onrerning st-ll-restraint. 'Xt-vorcling: ln thc- IIEPREQSED look of tht- tfltflfIiO CLASS slit- innft have sonic- REFER- lf'YtIl'I to the ORATION dealing: with P031- PEI. APRIL . Xlifa Taylor politt-ly RENIINIIS Ililllllllt' XXontlt-rly that rllf' fhall haxe lic-nfaftvr. a RE- FEIU ED FERT on the- Freshman sith-. FREE ul till.-XHCF. This tlitln't happen to he an .Xl'llIl. l OOl.lNtl e-itlwr. 3. Ikon fnst ll.'XNl'.lI!XI.l. t,.NNll'. of the- at-asoit from .I EW I-lI.I.. noon I-'HIIIAHI Sfllmil tliiniiwe-fl in allvrnoon. tht- entire- hugh whool attvntl- l.lIl llt.ll 'n I 1 I I Imrly. 6. Xlonwlaty- are- tt-r1'ilvlt- for ont' lo ww- tht- Ill- Xltllltll S sith- ol LIFE. I . Willianl tor ix it lIill t llull gin-N -pr-ffvll in lfhapel on the- utlxixalnility of gootl I't'ilfllllg. lhat 5 a Pill.. 3 llixtvt- Ilootxnan announmls in HISTORY t-law that tht- Ol.llE I' IIIPIIIIIPI' ul Ihr' Sl- l'llENlE tIOl RT ix tht- JI STIKIE OF TIIE l'l.Xt.l'.. 9. 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