Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1936 volume:

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Tl-IE l-IIXONIAN I-IICKSVILLE Hicksville, a lypical small lown io some, buf The lovliesi village of lhe plain lo her naiive sons and daughrers, celebrales her hundrelh birlhday lhis year. Our lillle communily is 'rhe direci resull ol specularion by agenrs of Jrhe Hicks Land Com- pany, who secured fhe land in Jrhis region so lhal' rhey mighl sell lhe lerlile acres al a prolir lo lhe slurdy pioneers migraling from lhe Easlern Slales. Since lhis lerriiory was io be developed and improved, lvlr. John Byran was appoinled manager and general promoier. According io inslruclions he employed assislanls lo survey lhe land and selecl a sire for rhe village. However, liiile progress was made unlil A. P. Edgerlon was engaged lo direcl lhe proiecl: A panorama of several log cabins, siluafed al lhe crossing ol lwo so-called roads greeled Mr. Edgerfron as he approached. Shorjrly alrer his arrival lhis very eiclicieni business man proved his abiliiy by selling a hundred acres of land buf aflrer rhis lransaclion sales were few and lar be- iween. Wilh lhe selllemeni ol a few families, communilry life began. When lhe mail roule was begun in l838 The mail coach arrived al irregular inlervals of +wo weeks. Through Jrhe ellorls of lraveling minislers and evangelisrs who slopped in Hicksville, regu- lar worship services were slarfed. Thus began our principal churches wilh lhe lvleihodisls as rhe lirsr religious body in Hicksville. Wirh Ran- som Qsborn as The TirsT schoolmasTer oT Tive pu- pils began To climb The Tree oT knowledge. The early social liTe probably cenTered around The picTuresque general sTore where The news was read and discussed. The opening oT a ho- Tel by John Swilley in I855 and The building oT The BalTirnore and Ohio Railroad in I874, were imporTanT sTeps on The ladder oT progress Tor Hicksville. When Hicksville was incorporaTed in l876, T. C. KimrnonT was elecTed Mayor. During This period several prominenT business houses were esTablished, banks were charTered, lodges were organized, and laTer The Huber TheaTer be- gan enTerTaining eager audiences. To record The conTemporary news, as well as To preserve The accounT oT pasT achievemenTs, is The duTy as- sumed by lvl. J. Schell, who ediTs The News- Tribune . Hicksville remembers our own celebraTed ac- Tress, Amelia Bingham: The leader oT The HarT's Girl Band, Mr. O. V. HarT, and all The oTher ciTizens who have conTribuTed To The progress oT our home Town. To conclude, may l say ThaT Hicksville is The TiTle oT a living drama oT an indeTiniTe number ol: acTs and scenes in which a cross secTion oT lile is TaiThTully porTrayed. -JAM ES BALTZ. lWiTh The cusTornary apologies To Ben EdgerTon and George PaTTersonl 8 . ' if .f Y., ., ,A ....--V -4. -, .4 , 2.1, --as, ,M , , V ,, P' , EQ? ww ' , , fm V i f VY ,cf Xe 4- I - . 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Tl-lE I-IIXONIAN GEORGE A, PATTERSON Superinlendenl Gradualed from l-liclcsville l-ligh School, l9I4q Qhio Wesleyan Universily, I9I5-I63 George Washingfon Universily, l9I6-I7, Georgelown School of Foreign Relalions, l9I9g A. B., Har- varcl, l922q Teacher, l-ligh School, nine years. Tl-IE HIXONIAN 1 LEIGHTON E. CONKEY Principal Gradualecl from Farmer l-Iigh School, l92lg A. B., Defiance, l925g Received his lvl. A. aller lhirly-six weelcs of summer school al Qhio Slale Universilryg Teacher, l-ligh School, eleven years. THE l-IIXONIAN l THE Hixoisiif-xri ROBERT WELTY Gradualed from Hicksville High School, l927g A. B., Deliance, I93Ig Teacher, Hicksville High School, live years. ESTHER I-IOWENSTINE Graoluaied from Hicksville High School, l9I9g B. S., Ohio Siale Universily, I923g Graoluale Siu- clenr Universiiy of Chicago summer I925-28, Teacher, Har- rool High School, one year: Hicksville High School, eleven years. TI-IELMA HELTON Gracluaiecl from Gariielol High School, I929g B. S., Indiana Siaie Teachers College: Teach- er, Hicksville High School, one year. ANNA SCI-IOFER Graclualecl from Ballic High School, I925, A. B., Wiilenberg College, l928g Teacher, Hicks- ville High School, eighl years. BERENIECE B. KERR Gradualed from Bowerslon High School, I906g Ph. B., Ohio Universily, l9I lg M. A., Colum- bia Universify, l927g Teacher, Mark Cenler High School, one year, Hicksville, lourleen years. JESS FERGUSON Graclualed from Ossian, Indi- ana, l900q A. B., Cenlral Nor- mal College, Universily of Illi- noispCoach,Ossian High School, six years: Coach, Bufler High School, four years: Coach, Hicksville High School, Three years. TI-IE HIXONIAN THE HIXONIAN ZELETTA WATERS Graclualed from Anlwerp High School, l928, Graclualred Michi- gan Slale College, l932q A. B. in Public School Music, Teacher, Norlhporl, Michigan, Three years, Hicksville High School, one year. IVIARJORY WORT Graclualred from Hicksville High School, W3-45 Librarian, lwo years. GEORGE KRONTZ He has been in lailhlul service in lhe Hicksville school for four- leen years. F' , . Z, 1 , 9. 3 , , L ff .. ' I 1 f s. in .u I ,, 5-4 . - r , 355. . A 1 nr ,M , E3- , I - if . ' ' J 'f ' -.f 1 . A- ' 74 , , ,g 1. , i , R 1. la , . L L .' L , - I i . , ., ,, N , , ,' Q 9 Q. .' 7 5. , s' 4 -x LeTT To righT: Robe-rT Pierman, Florence Arranls, Roberlr McCauley Paul Kerr. SENIQIQ CLASS PresidenT . . ........... Paul Kerr Vice-PresidenT . . RoberT McCauley SecreTary . . . . Florence ArranTs Treasurer . . . . . . . . . RoberT Pierman MoTTo: Climb Though The rocks be rugged Colors: Silver and Green Flower: SweeT Pea ln l932, sevenTy-Three bashTul sTu- denTs enTered Hicksville l-ligh School. We didn'T know where To go, whaT To do, or whaT To say. Due To The kindness oT The Teachers we sTruggled Through The TirsT Tew weeks and became an addiTion To The school. All The sTudies were new and sTrange To us and we had new Teach- ers. IT was noT long, however, unTil we began To Take an acTive parT in all The I 3 acTiviTies and Tried To be a real crediT To The high school. Do noT Think ThaT our Freshman year was all sTudy and work. We had Two parTies and many oTher in- TeresTing and enTerTaining evenTs. Cur nexT year sTarTed smooThly. IT was now our Turn To waTch The blunders oT The new Freshman class. BoTh our sTudies and recreaTion were conTinued. During This year The gymnasium was builT and This TT-IE HIXONIAN gave much enThusiasm To sporTs. A skaT- ing parTy was held aT I-IamilTon Lake. Members oT The class had a raTher ex- ciTing buT enioyable Time. I934- and we were now Juniors. Our work Tor This year was The SpoondriTT. Everyone was called upon To help in The ediTing oT This paper. Besides The paper and our regular sTudies, Tor They were sTill imporTanT, There was The big evenT oT The year Tor us-The Junior-Senior Ban- queT. AT This banqueT we enTerTained The Seniors in a Tropical seTTing oT palm Trees, Tlowers, Tish, and li++Ie brown babies. We believe everyone, boTh Juniors and Sen- iors enioyed This evenT. AT ChrisTmas Time The Juniors presenTed The play AnoTher inTeresTing evenT oT This year was The carnival which was sponsored by The Junior and Senior classes. AT lasT we were Seniors. We began To realize ThaT The end oT our high school days were in sighT and hardly knew wheTher To be sad or happy. The number OT sTudenTs was now diminished buT There were TiTTy-Tive graduaTes in The spring oT I936. The big proiecT oT The Senior class is The I-Iixonian. AT The end oT The year The class had many social evenTs. This was our lasT opporTuniTy To be TogeTher and To Torrn enduring Triendships, and growing ouT oT These Triendships, loyalTy To our class, our Teachers and our high school. ChrisTmas Carol by Charles Dickens. ALICE APPLEGATE STudies serve Tor my delight ornamenT, and abiIiTy. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: ConcerT I, 2: RooT Gar- den, I, 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: SpoondriTT 3: Hixon- ian 4: Class Play 3: Lif- erary Programs I, 2, 3, 4: SaIuTaTorian. FLORENCE ARRANTS The besT parT oT beau- Ty is ThaT which no pic- Turo can express. Glen Club I, 2, 3, 4: ConcerT 2: RooT Gar- den 2, 3: BaskeTball I, 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: SpoondriTT 3: I-lixonian 4: Class OTTicer 4: Class Play 3, 4: Commercial Award 3: 4T-I 2, 3: LiTer- ary Program I, 2. JAMES BALTZ Choose an auThor as you choose a Triendf' Class Play 3: LiTerary Play 2: Glee Club 47 SpoondriTT 3. JUANITA BEARDSLEY As we advance in liTe. we learn The IirniT oi our abiIiTies. l3askeTbaII I: Carnival 2: Commercial Awards 3: 4l-I I, 2: Track I: Class Play 4. MARZELLA CAMP There is wisdom in gen- erosiTy. Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Con- cerT 2: Roof Garden 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: Class Play 3: 4I-I I, 2, 3. Alice Apple-gaTe, Florence ArranTs, James BalTz, JuaniTa Beardsley, Marzella Camp TI-IE I-IIXONIAN I4 N F11 ..-L Firsl row: Andrew Carr, Margarel Cole, Carl Cook, Belly Corell, Doris Collrel. Second row: Charles Eadie, Kalhline Elder. William Finzer, Opal Fry, Pauline I-Iollar ANDREW CARR To be. or nol' lo be, 'Ihal is Ihe queslionf' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Concerl I, 2, 3: Roof Garden I, 2, 3: Baskel- ball I, 2, 3: Eoolball 2, 3, 4: Carnival 2, 3: Track I: Operella 4. CHARLES EADIE No Thoroughly occue pied man was ever ye? very miserable. Glee Club I, 2: Roof Garden 2: Baskelball I: Carnival 2, 3: Class Play 3: Lilerary Program 2. I 5 MARGARET COLE When words are scarce lhey are seldom spenl' in vain. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Concerl I, 2: Roof Gar- clen I, 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: Lilerary Program I: Commercial Awards 3: 4I-I I, 2, 3: Sexlelle 2, 3, 4 . KATHLEEN ELDER A cheery disposilion goes a long way. Glee Club I, 2, 3: Con- cerl I, 2: Roof Garden I, 2, 3: Baskelball I: Carnival 2,, 3: Spoon- drill 3: I-Iixonian 4: Class Play 3: Track I. CARI. COOK II you wanl a field ol labor you can find il anywhere. Glee Club I, 2: Roof Garden I, 2: Carnival 2, 3: Class Play 3: Lil' erary Program 2: Con- cerl' I, 2: Baskelball I, 2: Track 2. WILLIAM FINZER Physics and Chemislry are my delight Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2: Carnival 2, 3: Roof Garden I, 2, 3: Class Play 3, 4: Class Officer I, 3: Concerl' I, 2: De- bale I, 3: Spoondrill' 3: Quarlelle 3, 4: I-Iixon- ian 4: Lilerary Program 2: Operella 4: Band I, 2, 3. BETTY CORRELL The end ol all knowl- edge should be in vir- 'Iuuos acIion. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Concerl' I, 2: Rool Gar- den I, 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: Spoondrill 3: I-Iixon- ian 4: Girls' Baskelball I: Commercial Awards 3: Track I: Class Play 4. OPAL ERYE Grea'I' minds musl be nol' only ready Io lake opporlunilies, bul' Io make Ihemf' Glee Club I, 2, 3: Roof Garden I, 2, 3: Concerl 2: Girls' Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Carnival 3: Spoon- drill' 2, 3: I-Iixonian 4: 4I-I 3: Commercial Award 3. DORIS COTTRELL CharacIer is higher Ihan inlellecl-a greal soul will be slrong Io live as well as Io lhinkf' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Concerl I, 2: Rool Gar- den I, 2, 3: Girls' Bas- kelball I, 2: Carnival 2, 3: Band I, 2: 4I-I I, 2. 3: Class Play 3. PAULINE I-IOLLAR Shun nol Ihe slruggle -lace il: 'Iis Gocl's gill. Glee Club I, 2. 3, 4: Concerl I, 2: Rool Gare den I, 2, 3: Carnival 3: Spoondrill 3: Class Play 3: Lilerary Programs I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Quarlelle 3. TI-IE I-IIXONIAN Firsl row: Gerlrude Collrel, George Daniel, Mary Dealsrnan, Iva Dolls, Frances Durley Second row: Reuliama Kauilrnan, Evelyn Keener, Evelyn Kemerer, Paul Kerr, Derrill Killian GERTRUDE COTTRELL She never Iound Iaull will: you, never implied. Roof Garden 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Carnival 2: Band I: 4I'-I member I, 2: 4I'-I Leader 3. REUI-IAMA KAUFFMAN I-Ier eyes were deeper llian Ilwe dep+Ii ol walers slilled al even. Glee Club 3, 4: Roof Garden 3: Carnival 2, 3: Class Play 3: 4-I-I 3. GEORGE DANIELS 'IAQ lieadslronq as an alleqory on The banlss ol llie Nile. Glee Club I, 2, 3: Roof Garden I, 2, 3: Baslcel Ball 2, 3, 4: Foolball I, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Car- nival 2, 3: Spoondrili' 3: I-Iixonian 4: Band I, 2: Concerl I, 2, 3: Class Play 4. EVELYN KEENER True worlln is in being, nor seeming. Carnival 3: Lilerary Pro- qrams 3: Commercial Awards 3. :HE Hixonmn MARY DEATSMAN My parl is Io work and Io wailhl' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Concerl I, 2: Pool Gar- den I, 2, 3: Baselclball I: Carnival 2, 3: Spoon- drifl' 3: Class Play 3, 4: Commercial Award 3: Lilerary Program 2, 3, 4: Track I: Debale 3.- EVELYN KEMERER Wlnal sweel' deliqlwl a quiel life affords. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Concerl' I, 2: Roof Gar- den I, 2, 3: Carnival 3: Class Play 3: 4I-I I, 2, 3: IVA MAE DOTTS They can conquer wlwo Ilwink llwey can. Glee Club I, 2: Concerl I, 2: Roof Garden I, 2: Carnival 2, 3: 4I-I I, 2, 3. PAUL KERR 'I'I'iis I belield, or dreamed if in a dream Jvaledicloriansliipf' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: I-oolball I, 2, 3, 4: Car- nival 2, 3: Roof Garden I, 2, 3: Class Play 3: Class Ollicer I, 4: Con- cerl' I, 2: Debale I, 3: Traclc 2: Spoondrill 3: Quarlelle I, 2, 3, 4: Lilerary Programs I, 2, 3, 4: Operella 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Valediclorian. FRANCES DURFEY Second Ilwouqlils, Ilwey say, are best Glee Club I, 2: Concerl 2: Roof Garden 2: Car- nival 2: Junior Play: Commercial Awards 3: 4I-I 2, 3. DERRILL KILLIAN II you can dream- and nol rnalce dreams your maslerf' Spoondrill 3: I-Iixonian 4, Baslcelball 2: Carnival 2, 3. I6 Pirsl' row: Paul Laub, Roberl McCauley, Mariorie McClellan, Belly McDonald, Vivian McKinley Second row: Lesler Myers, Clyde Oberlin, Roberl Pierman, I-Iarriel Piper, Virl Rex . PAUL LAUB Only by diligence and sludy and persevering ellorl can one become a scholar. Glee Club 2, 3: Roof Garden 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3. LESTER MYERS 'Serene I lold my Iiands and wail. For Io! my own will come lo me. Glee Club ,I. Zi 3: Con- cerl I, 2: Rool Garden I, 2, 3: Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Foorball I, 2, 3, 4I Carnival 3: Spoondrill 3: I-Iixonian 4. I 7 ROBERT MQCAULEY I-le always does Iiis du- iy, and does il well. Glee Club, 3, 4: Roof Garden 3: Baslcelball 3, 4: Eooiball 3, 4: Base- ball 3, 4: Carnival 3: Spoondrill 3: I-Iixonian 4: Class Officer 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Lilerary Pro- qram 2: 4I-I I: Class Play 3. MARJORIE McCLELLAN To cullivale Icindness is a valuable parl ol llwe business life. Lilerary Proqram 3: Car- nival 2, 3: Debale 4. BETTY MCDONALD Laugh and llwe world lauglws willri you. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Concerl 2, 3: Roof Gar- den I, 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: I-Iixonian 4: Lilerary Program 2, 3: Commer- cial Awards 3: 4I-I I, 2, 3: Sexlelle 2, 3, 4. CLYDE ossruu ROBERT PIERIMN HARRIET PIPER Good Inumor is Ilwe :ll-el me have music dY' 'II1e Iiiqliesli graces ol clear blue sky ol Irie 'Mig ami l Seek P0 more music Flow lrom llie feel- soulf' dellgllli inqs ol Ilie I iearI. ee Club I, 2, 3, 4 GI T, y gy 2' 37 C ' I Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: V U E fi, CICS, prayafvi, raaibaii i,z,eieeciuIs ifnnCf'l2 f'gffnl,Vf,a'3 Commercial Awards 3' li 2- 3i 4? Baseball li 2- I Il V. I I 3' Rool Garden I 2 3' Class Pay 3' Commerr 4'l-l '-21 Basebdl 4' ' ' ' ' cial Awards 3: 4I-I I, Class Officer 4: Concerl 2, 3, Class Play 3, 4, Lilerary 2: Operella 4: Commercial Award 3: Quarlelle 3. 3: Operella 4. 2 I VIVIAN McKINLEY . Such a blue inner Iiqlwl from Iwer eyes you be- Iiold. Glee Club I, 2, 3: Con- cerl I, 2: Rooi Garden I, 2, 3: Baslcelball I: Carnival 2, 3: Spoon- drill 3: Ialixonian 4: Traclc I: Debale 2: Mixed Quarlelle 3: Class Play 4. VIRL REX Basl'iIuIness is more Ire- quenlly connecled willi qood sense Ilwan gold. Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Eoolball I, 3, 4: Base- ball 3, 4: Carnival 2, 3: Spoondrill 3: I-Iixonian 4: Class Play 3: Lilerary Program 4. TI-IE I-IIXONIAN Eirsl' row: Donald McMilan, Leona Maclr, Bell Meelc, Evelyn Monroe, Leila Moore Second row: Georqiana, Rhodes, Marie Ridenour, Marllwa Rodoclcer, Mildred Rodoclcer, Vera Rolwrs DONALD MCMILLAN LEONA MACK BELL MEEK Mind is 'rlwe qreal' lever The secrel of success is 'Exaclness in Iillle du- oi all Things. conslancy Io purposef 'ries is a wonderful source Eoolball I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Concerl 2: Track 3: I-Iixonian 4: Rool Garden 2: Carni- Class Play 4: Baseball 3, val 3: Commercial 4: Baslrelball 4. GEORGIANNA RHODES Grace is Io llwe body wha? good sesne is To The mind. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Concerl I, 2: Roof Gar- den I, 2, 3: Baslcelball I: Carnival 2, 3: Spoon- drill 3: I-Iixonian 4: Class Play 3: Lilerary Programs 2, 3, 4: Com- mercial Awards 3, 4: Mixed Ouarfelle 3, 4: Sexlelle 4: 4l-I I, 2, 3: Double Ouarlelle 3: Belle of Barcelona 4, Awards 3: 4I-I I, 2, 3. MARIE RIDEIXIOUR lwillidrawnl TI-IE I-IIXONIAN of clieerlulnessf' Carnival 2, 3: Junior Play 3: 4l-I 3. MARTHA ROITOCKER Hlnlelliqence is a luxury, somelimes useful, some- Iirnes lalalf' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Concerl' I, 2: Rool Gar- den I, 2, 3: Carnival 3: Class Play 3: Lilerary Programs I, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Awards 3. EVELYN MONROE Sleep-loolq wlwal' iI's qol mel Glee Club I, 2, 3, 41 Concerl I, 2: Roof Oar- den I, 2, 3: Baslcelball I: Carnival 2, 3: Spoon- drill 3: Class Ollicer 3: Class Play 3: Lilerary Programs I, 2, 3: Com- mercial Awards 3: De- balo 2: Sexlelle 2, 3, 4: Double Ouarlelle 3: 4I-I club 2, 3: I-Iixonian 4: Belle ol Barcelona 4. MILDRED RODOCKER 'Educalion is Ilwe ap- prenliceslwipf' Glee Club I, 2, 3. Roof Garden I, 2, 3: Com- mercial Awards 3: Class Play 3: Carnival 2, 3: Debales 2: Concerls I, 2: 4I-I I, 2, 3: Lilerary Programs I, 2, 3: Band I. LEILA MOORE OuieIfbuI observing. Carnival I: 4H I: Class Play 3. VERA ROI-IRS 'IA qood disposilion is more valuable Ilian gold. Glee Club I, 2. 3, 4: Roof Garden I, 2, 3: Concerr I, 2: Carnival 2, 3: Sexlelle 4: 4I-I I, 2: Lilerary Programs 3: Junior Play 3. I 8 IJ L11 I Q5 1 P X 2 . Firsl' row: E. L, Saur, Reyll Sliirley, Geraldine Sluckman, Lavon Townsend, Roberl Wallers Second row: George Wilderson, Dallas Winn, Florence Worden, Jack Wriglil, Laura Zolman E. L. SAUR Gravily is llie ballasl ol the soul, wl1icl'1 keeps ll'1e mind sleadyf' Glee Club II Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Carnival 2, 3: Rool Garden I: Spoon- drill 3: I-Iixonian 4: Lil- erary Program 2: Base- ball 2, 3, 4. GEORGE WILDERSON I may be accurale on fha lypewriler, bul llwe saxophone-ali! Glee Club I. 2: Roof Garden I: Foolball I, 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: Spoon- drill 3: I-Iixonian 4: Class Officer 2: Class Play 3, 4: Track 2: Con- cerl I: Lilerary Program 2. I 9 REYFF SHIRLEY One liours sleep before midniglwl' is worlln Iwo allen Glee Club I, 2, 3: Roof Garden I, 2, 3: Concerl 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: Lil- erary Program 2. DALLAS WINN Good humor is line I-ieallli ol ll-ie soul: sad- ness is ils poison. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Foolball 2, 3, 4: Base- ball I, 2, 3, 4: Carnival 2, 3: Rool Garden I, 2, 3: Class Play 3, 4: Class Officer 2: Concerl' I, 2: Debale I, 3: Track 2, 3: Spoondrifl 3: Commer- cial Award 3: Ouarlelle I, 2, 3, 4: I-Iixonian 4: Lilerary Programs I, 2, 3: Operella 4. GERALDINE STUCKMAN I-Ier voice was like llwe voice lI1e slars Iwad wlien lliey sang logellnerf' Rooi Garden I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Concerl I, 2: Carnival 2, 3: Class Ollicer 2. 3: I-Iixonian 4: Quarle-Ile 3: Belle ol Barcelona 4. FLC' ICE WORDEN 'Wlwas her lliinking of olbars made you llwink ol her. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Rool Garden 2, 3: Car- nival 2, 3: 4-I-I I, 2, 3. LAVON TOWNSEND No larllwer seek his merils lo disclose. Glee Club I, 2. 3: Con- :erl I, 2, 3: Roof Gar- den I, 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Com- mercial Awards 3: 4H I' Leader 4I-I 2, 3. JACK WRIGHT Never lel il' be said I seek ambilionf' Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Bas- kelball I, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball I, 4: Track 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Spoondrill 3: Roof Gar- den I, 2, 3: Lilerary Program 4: Carnival 2, 3. ROBERT WALTER Learn lo labor and lo wail. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Bas- kefball 3, 4: Carnival 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Concerl 2, 3: Foolball 3. LAURA ZOLMAN Life lwas no blessing like a prudenl' friend. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Concerl I, 2: Roof Gar- den I, 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: Spoondrifl 3: Hixon- ian 4: Lilerary Program 2.4: CommerciaIAwards 3: 4-I-I I, 2: Class Play 4: Operella 4. Tl-IE I-IIXONIAN CLASS PROP!-IECY 992 Fiffh Avenue New York, New York May 20, l95O. My dear Mr. PaTTerson: l-Iere iT is I95O-fourfeen years since I lasT Talked' wiTh you. Many Things concerning The class of '36 have been lingering in my memory. LasT Sunday afTernoon as I was Iolling on The sands aT ATIanTic CiTy who should surprisingly pass by buT The former Mary Deafsman and her husband of Ten years lwho I do noT knowl. ' WiTh Them were Mr. and Mrs. STeeIe lJuaniTa Beards- leyl. AfTer ThaT asfonishing evenT I picked up The New York Times and whaT should I chance upon buT a column wriTTen by my former classmafe Dal Winn lWincheII The secondl. While reading This I discovered some scandal abouT some more of The class of '36. Paul Kerr had won The high- esT honors of Oxford College. Vivian McKin- ley, of I-loliywood, had been secreTly married To George Wilderson, a graduafe of WesT PoinT, for six monThs. This also revealed ThaT Evelyn Monroe had secured her Third divorce lwho'd have Thoughf iTl. AfTer reading These asfounding facTs I needed refreshmenfs so I donned one of my gorgeous l?l evening gowns and wenT To The EasT Beach I-ToTel for my dinner. While waiTing for my firsT course who should I spy among The dancers buT BeTTy Correll in The arms of George Daniels, well known dancers of Broadway. AT The end of The dance my eyes followed Them To Their Tables where saT The NoTre Dame coach, Virl Rex, and his brillianf assisTanT LesTer Myers. On Their way ouT They paused aT my Table and in- viTed me To go To a house-warming aT The home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schofer lKaThIeen Elderl. Of course, I ioined Them. Before I go on, I musT Tell you of an accidenf which Turned ouT To be favorable. While in an airplane, incidenTalIy The piloT was Jack Wrighf, The rudder came off and caused a crack-up which resulTed in numerous cuTs for me. I was rushed To The hospiTal where To my surprise I found Bill Finzer To be my docTor. I-learing The rusTle of a sfarched uniform I glanced up To see my old pal, Laura Zolman, The head nurse! She informed me ThaT Mildred Rodocker, Florence Worden, and Leila Moore were also nurses in This hospifal. AfTer complefe recovery I Took a few days vacaTion in New York CiTy lrny home Townl. Up- on sTepping from The New York Cenfral whom should I meeT geTTing on buT Gerfrude CoTTreIl and Evelyn Kemerer on Their way To be sTew- ardesses of an airline in Chicago. My firsT sTop was The law office. There To my asTonishmenT I saw Frances Durfey as The pri- vaTe secreTary of The famous lawyer, Bob Pier- man! Oh yes, I forgeT To menTion ThaT while coming up on The elevafor I meT Mariorie McClellan, head of The elevafor sTaff. On my way ouT Frances wanfed me To go To The pier wiTh her and her assisTanT MarTha Rodocker, To meeT Geraldin STuckman, who was arriving home from a concerT in ITaIy. While There we meT Alice Applegafe, The famed inTerpreTer, and also I-IarrieT Piper and MargareT Cole, who were reTurning from your favorife spoT, WesTminsTer Abbey!! We hailed a Taxi and found our helpful class- mafe Charles Eadie driving. I-le IefT us ouT aT Wonderly's FIorisT Shoppe where The former BeTTy McDonald waiTed on us. She Told us ThaT The orchids were grown by E. L. Saur, and The roses by Marzella Camp. I decided To pass The evening by reading so I sfopped aT Bowker's News STand. OT course Iva Mae was There! From There I wenT To The A. and P. Sfore To buy some grapes. Who did I find managing The sfore buT Reyff Shirley. Two of The clerks I recognized as Paul Laub and LaVon Townsend. Away off in The corner I spied The bookkeeper, Leona Mack-of course ThaT isn'T her name now. The nexT day as I wenT To geT a horse To ride I found Carl Cook To be The manager of The Oberlin Riding Academy. This, of course, be- longed To Clyde. While riding I meT Derrill Kil- lian and his wife, The former Doris CoTTrell. Back of Them came Bill Lybarger and his girl friend lwhom I didn'T knowl. ThaT afTernoon I wenT To The movie and saw as The head usher Vera Rohrs. She ushered me To a fronT seaT and Turning To The IefT I saw Bob Walfers who said he was employed on a bridge by The conTracTor Andrew Carr. I-Tearing a fa- miliar voice I looked up and saw James Bali-L, who was speaking for Fox Moviefone. I-Ie Told us of The work of Pauline I-lollar as a foreign mis- sionary and of a new modernisfic beaufy salon in T-lollywood owned by Opal Frye, Evelyn Kee- ner, and Belle Meek. AfTer leaving The Theafer I chanced upon Reuhama Kauffman who said she was employed aT The STaTe Library. I inquired abouf Roberf McCauley, and she Told me he owned The larg- esT dairy in The ciTy. She also said she had re- ceived a leTTer from her fiance Don McMillan, who was a foresT ranger of Oregon. Before I close I wanT To say ThaT my co-worker of The I-Iixonian sfaff, Florence ArranTs, is now Dean of Vassar College. OT course, you know ThaT I am now Associafe EdiTor of The Hearsf Publicafions, The job I have always wanTed. Perhaps I have wearied you wifh This elongafecl IeTTer buT I Thoughf you would be inferesfed in knowing whaT The class of '36 is now doing. Sincerely yours, GEORGIANNA RI-IODES. CLASS WILL We, lhe Senior class ol I936 have grudgingly decided lo will our lamous characlerislic lo our under-classmen. We hope lhey will keep lhem as well as we have. I, Alice Applegale, do hereby will my sludious abilily lo Eloise Counlryman. I, Florence Arranls, will my very winning per- sonalily lespecially lo lhe male sexl lo Dora Rulh Myers. I, James Ballz, will my amicable spiril lo lhose who wanl lo gel somewhere in school. I, Juanila Beardsley, bequealh my slubborn disposilion lo Annabel Rodocker, I, Marzella Camp, bequealh my winning smile lo Mary Rodocker. I, Andrew Carr, will my abilily lo lwisl and lurn lo Max Greer. I, Margarel Cole, will my piano abilily lo any slruggling beginner. I, Carl Cook, will my small lrame lo Francis Kenner. I, Belly Correll, will my so well known shorl- hand speed lo anyone who wanls il. I, Doris Collrell, will permil some ol lhe leach- ers lo use my sense ol humor. I, Gerlrude Collrell, will permil Marlha Tullle lo borrow my slow bul sure speech. I, Mary Dealsman, will my abilily lo play hooky lo Avanelle Evans. l, George Daniels, bequealh my weslern lhoughls lo Nick Wallers leven lhough I do hale lo parl wilh lheml. I, Iva Mae Dolls, will permil only Alberla Brown lo use my code lor capluring newsland men lor a manl. I, Frances Durley, bequealh my blond charms lo Belly Nash knowing she will lake care ol lhem. I, Charles Eadie, will my selling abilily lo Al- len I-lilberl. I, Kalhleen Elder, will my abilily lo keep up a correspondence wilh a college sludenl lo Jo Ferris. I, William Finzer, bequealh my love lor chem- islry and physics lo Max Carr. I, Opal Frye, will lend my brown eyes lo Cla- rice Ford lor lhe purpose ol enamoring some males. I, Pauline I-lollar, will my abilily lo enlarge upon subiecls lo Dorolhy Ann Buck. I, Reuhama Kaullman, will my raven locks lo Freda l-lill. I, Evelyn Keener, bequealh my shy personalily lo Minnie Lewis ldon'l misuse ill. I, Evelyn Kemerer, bequealh my love lor oul- ol-lown men lo Maxine Warner. I, Paul Kerr, bequealh my oralorical abilily lo I-larold Cromwell. I, Derrill Killian, will my arlislic love lo Bob Dowell. I, Paul Laub, bequealh my ginger locks lo John Olsson. , I, William Lybarger, will my love lor lhe fairer sex lo Mervin Ridenour. I, Roberl McCauley, bequealh my business managing job lo Rex Frye. I, Marjorie McClellan, do hereby will my lriendly ways lo many Freshmen. I, Belly McDonald, do hereby will my prolane language in lyping lo Carol Shull. I, Vivian McKinley, do hereby beslow upon Marlha Johnson my lrouble in keeping lrack ol one man Ilor lour yearsl. I, Donald McMillan, leave behind my cowboy almosphere lo my buddies, wherever lhey are. I, Leona Mack, will my commercial abilily lo Pauline Meek-knowing she will appreciale il. I, Belle Meek, will my quiel ways lo Lucille I-larkey, please don'l abuse lhem. I, Evelyn Monroe, will my habil ol being lardy lespecially in shorl-hand classl lo Belly Bells. I, Leila Moore, do hereby bequealh my quiel disposilion lo Marlha Lay. I, Lesler Myers, will permil Dick Reeb lo use my winning smile, providing he relurns il. I, Clyde Oberlin, will my willy longue lo Lee Baker. I, Roberl Pierman, do hereby bequealh unlo Bill Rodocker my laziness. I, I-larriel Piper, will my abilily lo vocalize lo Lois Smilh. I, Virl Rex, bequealh my form and abilily in sporls lo Dick Rhodes. I, Georgianna Rhodes, bequealh my love lor Iilerary work lo Richard Camp. I, Marlha Rodocker, lend my oulslanding love lor learning lo Max Elder. I, Mildred Rodocker, bequealh my abilily in hislory lo Violel Brown. I I, Vera Rohrs, lend by conlrallo cords lo some soprano lyou always gel your manl. I, E. L. Saur, will my abilily lo work my way up lo lhe lirsl leam in baskelball lo William Ginlher. . I, Reyll Shirley, will my abilily lo allracl ex- seniors lo Bob Elliol. I, Geraldine Sluclcman, will my nighlingale voice lo Alberla Brown. I, LaVon Townsend, will my lighling spiril lwilh Clyde O.l lo some poor handicapped Freshman. I, Bob Waller. bequealh my brilliance in Com- mercial Law lo Vance Wollord. I, George Wilderson, will my clever acling lo Edward Wesl ldon'l abuse ill. I, Dallas Winn, bequealh my baskelball abilily lo l-'larry Smilh. I, Florence Worden, will my abilily lo please people lo LaVerge Townsend. I, Jack Wrighl, beslow on Junior Tuslison my abilily as a lough loolball player. I, Laura Zolman, have degided lo loan my love lor Indiana lo Belly Whilehursl. A FINAL WORD IT becomes my pleasanT Task To say a Tew words abouT The class oT I936 and iTs Hixonian. The class numerically is The IargesT ThaT The Hicksville Public School SysTem has ever graduaTed. The sTudenTs have worked long and hard To issue an- oTher Hixonian Tor Their own pleasure and proTiT and ThaT oT The communiTy as well. IT is no sIighT underTaking and iT requires no small amounT oT Team work To do The same. For The lasT TwenTy years There has been no break in The issuing oT The Hix- onians and The presenT class was deTer- mined ThaT iT would carry on in I936 iusT as iT was carried on in I9I6. which only proves again ThaT There is a Hicksville High School spiriT and ThaT spiriT is as alive Today as iT was TwenTy years ago. WiTh- ouT hope, wiThouT ThaT spiriT, no class is worhy oT iTs name. Now ThaT iTs High School days are a memory and This annual is prinTed, iT is The belieT oT The TaculTy oT The Hicksville Public School ThaT The class oT I936 will carry on inTo liTe many oT The Things iT has learned in The class room and in exTra curricular acTiviTies. Some Times These lessons have come easily and again They have been learned wiTh diTTicuITy, which is True oT IiTe iTseIT. We are Told ThaT we should noT ask ThaT liTe be all a pleasanT road buf ThaT we learn much in darker momenTs. Possibly some ciTizens and even some sTudenTs Themselves have quesTioned The 23 value oT such a book as This one is. How- ever, as The years go on iT will serve as a pleasanT and concreTe reminder oT Twelve years oT work, oT human endeavor by TiTTy odd sTudenTs in The springTime oT IiTe. IT is a common and True saying ThaT The school room is a microcosm, a miniaTure world iT inseIT. IT This be True, Then The misTakes made here may possibly be re- TIecTed in liTe, buT IeT me hasTen To say ThaT The TriumphanTs experienced here also become TriumphanTs in liTe. Every graduaTe oT The Hicksville Public High School who analyzes his memory careTuIIy enough will recall ThaT The school room has iTs deTeaTs and iTs TriumphanTs equal To many oT Those experienced Iarer in IiTe. On This, The CenTenniaI year oT Hicks- viIle's Tounding one cannoT buT help To have The Teeling ThaT our graduaTes who sTep TorTh This year inTo The wide world will be charged wih a greaT responsibiIiTy, ThaT oT helping To make Hicksville's second hundred years even more noble Than iTs TirsT. The ThoughT comes To one's mind ThaT in aTTempTing To do This, each and every member oT The class oT nineTeen hundred and ThirTy-six will have To Take wiTh him a greaT amounT oT ambiTion, hon- esTy, and ChrisTian spiriT, The kind ThaT TransIaTes iTseIT inTo public service. Those who have Travelled The road These gradu- aTes musT Take know ThaT iT is only ac- complished by one word WORK, GEO. A. PATTERSON. T H E H I X O N IA N ,Q -f- - f , , -. 4 a w , 3 FRESHMAN CLASS Presidenr .... I-larry Smirh Vice Presiolenf . . Edward Wesf Secrefary-Treasurer . Berry Shull SOPHQMORE CLASS Presideni '.... Harry Carey Vice Presidenf . . Joseph Herr Secrerary-Treasurer . Violef Brown JUNIGR CLASS Presidenr . . . Josephine Ferris Vice Presiolenr' . . BeHy Presfon Secrerary-Treasurer . Berry Belrfs Z Id ArranTs, BeTT BeTTs, Harold Brown, John Chizmar, Eloise CounTryman, Helen Louise CoTTrell, Maxine Cromwell. Y D l-laller, KenneTh T-leTTelTinger, Donald l-lumbarger, Marcella T-Tollabaugh, Allen l-lilberT, James T-loppe, lrene l-licov. y PresTon, William Roan, Dick Rhoades, Annabel Rodoclcer, William Rodoclcer, Gordon Rowe, Emelrna Ricica, Carol Shull. JUNIOR CLASS MoTTo: IT maTTers noT how long we live- buT how. Colors: Blue and Gold Flower: Tea Rose lT is raTher hard To Tell The meriTs oT a Junior class ThaT has been as hilarious as This year's. Gr are all Juniors alike? This year many new changes have been made which have helped us immensely in our various underTalcings. BeTween Miss SchoTer's and Mrs. Kerr's rooms The cloak hall has been made inTo a regular SpoondriTT room. The previous Tl-TE I-IIXONIAN SpoondriTT sTaTTs have had To sTruggle along as besT They could in many incon- venienT places. BuT now, Thanlcs To The kindness oT The Board oT EducaTion, There is a real press room. For The TirsT halT oT The semesTer, very liTTle acTiviTy, ouTside oT The SpoondriTT was done. There didn'T seem To be enough co-operaTion among The Juniors. BuT as soon as This semesTer began every- one goT busy and now many Things are being planned. The marlceT which is held annually by 24- X is LII n Davidson, Bob Dowell, fxvanelle Evans, Josephine Ferris, Ray nond Fulmer, Rex Frye, Dallas Green. ha Johnson, Helen Klingley, Francis Kenner, Pauline Meek, Frifda ivlorharlg VioleT Murvay, Lawrence Osmun, CliTTord Over Ter Spindler, Hiram STauTTer, Lloyd Snyder, I.aVerge Townsend, V.vian Tusfison, Vance WolTord, BeTTy WhiTehursT, Maxine Wa every Junior class was held aT The Ferris Hardware and despiTe rainy weaTher iT was guiTe a success. The Juniors have care oT The sTands aT The baskeTball and TooTball games. AnoTher Thing oT greaT imporTance in The Junior Class was The purchase oT The class rings. lnsTead oT iusT wearing The rings one year in high school we will now have Them Tor Two years. Due To The TacT oT The greaT varieTy oT lovely rings There was some Trouble in choosing, buT Tinally a ring was chosen. IT is oT yellow gold wiTh The leTTer H, sTanding Tor Hicks- ville oT course, is mounTed. UnderneaTh The H is Hicksville spelled ouT. The Jun- 25 iors are proud oT Their selecTion and everyone is saTisTied. For The TirsT Time a play has been given by The Juniors. IT was a comedy called The ATTorney Tor The DeTense. The casT was well chosen and, Though many diTTiculTies arose, was a huge success. We, The Junior class oT l936, wish To Thank The TaculTy mosT hearTily Tor Their kind inTeresT and co-operaTion in our many endeavors. WiThouT Their guidance l am sure ThaT very liTTle would have been ac- complished. We also wish To Thank The Senior Class Tor The Typing which They did Tor The SpoondriTT. Tl-TE I-IIXONIAN Firsr row: Lee Baker, Annarose Barbeau, Ardon Bauer, Rufh Breidenbaugh, Alberra Brown, Elrna Brown, Violel Brown, Doroihy Buck Richa Camp Harry Cary, Second row: Max Carr, Mary Chaney, Vera Coon, Harold Cromwell, Max Elder, Coral Engle, Elowene Eysler, Oraeihel Faulk, Clairce Fon Margarei Gillespie. Third row: William Ginfher, Joseph Hari, Lewis Hauler, Beri Helsel, Freda Hill, George Hook, Floyd Kemerer, Alberi Kocis Mari Lay Ruih Marien. Fourfh row: Vivian Monroe, Norman Moon, Bruce Moore, Bud Reeb, Luella Rhodes, Mervin Ridenour, Eugene Roan, Mervin Roberfsc Mary Rodocker, Berniece Rohrs. Fiflh row: Harry Rose, Kalhryn Schliesser, Marian Shull, Lois Smiih, Evelyn Slrubing, Dean Thompson, Roberl Triplelf, Junior Tusiisc SOPHGMCDRE CLASS Morro: Excelsior Colors: Gold and Black Flower: Red Carnarion Marlha Tulile, Maurice Weeks, Rose Worden. Lasi ferrn lilly-six green Freshman slaried oul' io allain lame in Hicksville High School. To some 'rhis fame will mean a diploma: io orhers ii' will mean more. These same Freshman +ha+ found ioy on Their reporr cards lasr year are srill finding Jrhal same ioy This year. Some dropped oui' oi rhe class, buf more came ro rake Their places so rhal we slill have lifry-six grown Sopho- rnores. A+ The firsl of lasi lerm Doroihy Ann Buck was elecred presideni ro help guide lhe class ihrough lheir iirsl year. During The year iwo class parries were held and enioyed by all. This rerm every lhing has rolled along smoolh- ly and advancemen+ has been rhe by-word. The class officers were elecied early in 'rhe rerm and The class used good iudgmeni and eleclred Harry Carey, presideni, Joseph Hari, viceepresi- deni, and Violei' Brown, secreiary-Treasurer. The class learned somelhing oi lhe Junior's lasks in publishing l'he Spoondriii. The whole slahi seemed lo be inleresled in The Spoondriil and worked al il diligenrly in order lo pui our a good school paper. So now we leave lhe green lreshrnan aboui 'ro become brigh+ Juniors. F s row: Lee Amaden, Gerald Ames, Leroy Banlcs, Juanila Brown, Frecla Cheslcr, Derrill Cole, Carl Conner, Elva Counlryrnan Belly oml y Waldo Cromwell, Dick Dalzman, Irene Deardorll. Second row: Bob Ellioll, Paul Faulk, Belly Finzer, Virgil Fry, Viviai Frye, Max Greer, Danavan I'-ladsell, Kalhryn l-ladsell, Lucille I-larlrey Jrgarel Harley, Dorolhy l-layer, Julian l-licov. Third row: Wayne Floolrnan, David l-lusled, Edward James, Vivian Killian, Gordon Kimpel, Vernon Kimpel, Phyllis Kline, Elmer Lanlz nce Laub, Minnie Ellen Lewis, Kalhleen Mccollough, Grace Miller. Fourlh row: Vernon Morris, Rulh Myers, Belle Nash, John Olsson, Millie Osrnun, Roberl Phillips, Diclc Reeb, Mariorie Rodoclcer Fvelene Alverla Sholl, Belly Shull, Harry Smilh. Fillh row: Irene Smilh, Margarel Slauller, Eva Slrubing, Frances Swager, Miriam Thiel, Niclc Wallers, Archer Wesl, Edward Wesl G r line Wesl', Elhyl Williq, Lucille Wonderley, Dale Worl, Eldean Yarger. PRES!-IMAN CLASS Mollo: We are winding lhe cloclc ol Knowledge, By and by il will slrilce. Colors: Blue and Silver Flower: Lily ol lhe Valley A liny planl was beginning lo shool oul liny leaves because Spring has iusl come. Spring was lhe opporlunily lor a high school career and lhe lillle leaves were lhe pupils ol lhe Freshman class. The Freshman class has grown in wisdom like lhe planl' developed in size. We were guile enlhusiaslic aboul lhe Scholas- lic banguel lhal was given in honor ol lhe honor- roll sludenls because we had len represenlalives lrom our class. So you see we really are growing in wisdom. Amid all our menlal allainmenls we musl mix a lillle recrealion so we have lalcen up music and sporls also. The lasl parl ol lhe year some ol our boys loolc a course in manual lraining. This was enioyable as well as educalional lor lhem. Ol course we musl nol lorgel our lavorile lreal, a parly now and lhen. We had lwo dur- ing lhe year which everyone greally enjoyed. We have been growing lor almosl a year now bu? we're nol' lully developed yel. ln lhree years we will blossom oul in all our glory. And aller lhak, we will go hilher and lhilher in lhe world lo do our bil ol good like lhe seeds lhe wind will carry away. Richard Bauer Roberl Be-erbower John Carr Earl Fore Gerald Gaslon Edward l-lall John l-licov Dick l-lolrlman Bob Larson Junior Lenz Max McClure Laurence Miller John Murray James Rodocker Bob Skinner Lowell Sluckman Loren Sluckman Roberl Tullle Clelus Veller Russel Kimple Harry Bailey Forresl Brown Kennelh Bakle Billie Carr Maurice Curry Edward Durley Billie Friend Francis l-lusled Roger l-lusled Edward Kemerer Elwood KillianQ Teddy Karageorqe Maurice Meeks Andrew Panico John Skinner Andy Townsend Roberl Worden TEACHERS G. C. Roclocker Bere-nice Sauers George Hanna Mrs. Sinn Mary Ferris ElGl-lTl-l GRADE Frances Ames Candace Arranls Belly Bauer Anna Forlney Eileen l-lall June l-linsch Marlha Johslon Madaline Jones Gladys King Pauline Lenz Dorolhy Miller Kalhleen Miller Eleanore Monroe Leila Osman Margarel Rhodesl Mariorio Roan Eslher Spires Lois Thornburgh Luella Wallers Dorlha Wenlworlh SEV John Willel, Jr. Roberl Wyekoll Grace Bridenbaugh Wilma Curry Alice Elchen Maxine Furney Evelyn Furney Juanila Johnson Fern Levy Jean Perkins Dorolhy Ream Belly Rowe Thelma Smilh Wilma Smilh Nova Wesl Virginia Whilehursl Norma Yarger Luella Wollord Lloyd Amaden George Bakle Virgil Collrell LeRoy Cole Bob Cook Bob Eadie Joseph Geauque Elmer l-linchlager Bob McComas Jim Parsons Claron Rex George Scoll Paul Schliesser Earl Smilh Linus Veller George Wallers Bob Zuber Belly Blylhe Kalherine Bauer ENTl-l GRADE Keilh Calvin Ernesl Carler Burlon Furney Wayne Gaslon Max Gardner R. T. Gump Dick l-lurni LeRoy Kline Jim Panico Warren Phillips Loren Scranlon Richard Singlelon LaVon Wallenberger Rex Wrighl Belly Ames Doris Barbeau Frances Bauer Mary Champion Eleanore Click Belly Gardner Elien Ginlher Viola l-look Marylee l-lole Julia l-licov Belly Haskins Adella Keller Jean Mills l-lelen Moon Cecelia Rohrs Gwendolyn Roan Audrey Treasler Belly willii Dorolhy Wollcall Belly Wrighl Belly Yarger Rulh Schullz l-lelen Camp Virginia Cromwell Mary Deardorlzl Julia Ann Felzer June l-lelsel Rhoda l-lollar Evelyn Kalb Belly Grae Lunger Jackie McCalla Doris McKinley June Shirley Pearl Smilh Rowena Slewarl' Velda Weeks Marilyn Seiberl' Marian Deilz Mildred Brown ACETIVITIES VALUE OF I-IIXGNIAN LeT us look inTo This old I-Iixonian To see iT There is anThing oT real inTeresT in iT. ThaT picTure looks Tamiliar-ah, yes, iT is The school we aTTended Tor Twelve shorT years. Remember how we said we haTed iT7 Here are picTures oT several people- The school board, oT course. I-low really helpTul They proved especially when some- Thing new was wanTed. There are The Teachers. I-low sTricT They werel I-Iave you TorgoTTen our algebra class under her, biology under him, buT how could you TorgeT Those drawings? Oh, This is our class. I-lere is your pic- Ture-my, how you have changed. I-low queer ThaT dress you had on looksl BuT see I have changed Too, Tor I no longer Tix my hair ThaT way. WouIdn'T iT be grand Tl-IE VALUE OF LeT us join a personally conducTed Tour Through The making oT The SpoondriTT, The school paper, published every year by The Junior Class. The STaTT consisTs of members oT The Junior Class elecTed by This same class and conTains-EdiTor-in-chieT, liTerary, so- cieTy, exchange, arT, aThleTics, Junior- I-ligh, grades, alumni, circulaTion, business ediTors and Their assisTanT ediTors. The ediTor-in-chieT has a load upon his shoulders buT some due admiraTion should also go To The sub-ediTors Tor They wriTe mosT oT The arTicIes Trom which The ediTor Takes and makes his dummy. I-le Then checks The work and iT is re-checked by our TaculTy-adviser. NexT comes The Typ- 29 To see all our old classmaTes again. buT They have deparTed Tor pracTically all parTs of The world. LeT's read This pro- phecy-why some oT These acTually came True. This musT be The will, how could anyone Think oT such silly Things. These are picTures oT The underclass- men. There are a loT oT Them I don'T know. WhaT a Time The Juniors had puT- Ting ouT The SpoondriTT, and how we iesT- ed Them abouT The bangueTl T Where are The social wriTe-ups? Oh, here They are. The play and opereTTa- whaT Tun we had rehearsing Tor Them and how happy we were when They broughT a large crowd. lvly, how The Time has Tlown. I never knew I could geT so much enioymenT ouT oT our old I-lixonian. SPOQNDRIFT ing and The prinTing, which usually Takes a good deal oT Time and labor. BuT wiTh Tine co-operaTion Trom The Commercial DeparTmenT everyThing is prinTed in good Torm and aTTracTive sTyle. GreaT exciTemenT passes ThroughouT The school The day The paper comes ouT. There is hardly any sTudenT you meeT meeT who is noT reading The snoop col- umn or wiThouT a copy oT The Spoon- driTT in his arm. We, The Seniors, are passing ouT The greaT door To sail on The sea of IiTe, leav- ing Triends and school liTe behind us. The SpoondriTT shall be among many oT our cherished memories ThaT cannoT be Taken Trom us. -Vivian McKinley. TI-IE I-IIXONIAN l-IIXONIAN STAFF F rsl row: E. L. Sauer, William Finzer, Kallnleen Elder, Laura Zolrnan, Georgianna Rliodes, Belly McDonald, Derrill K ll Second row: Roberl Pierrnan, Vivian McKinley, Alice Applegalz, George Daniels, Donald McMillan, Dallas Winn Lcsler Myers, George Wilderson, Evelyn Monroe, Roberl McCauley, Florence Arranls, Belly Correll. Kalhleen Elder . William Finzer . . Geraldine Sluclcman E. L. Sauer . . Roloerl Pierman . Georgianna Rhodes Florence Arranls . Derrill Killian . . Cpal Frye . . . Belly McDonald . Belly Correll . . Dallas Winn . George Wilderson George Daniels . Donald McMillan Roberl McCauley Vivian McKinley . Alice Applegale . Laura Zolman . . Evelyn Monroe . Lesler Myers Virl Rex . . . . . Edilor-in-Clwiel . Assislanl Fdilor . Assislanl Edilor . Business Manager Assislanl Manager . . Lilerary Edilor . Assislanl Lilerary . . . Arl Fdilor Assislanl Arl Eclilor . . Sociely Edilor . Assislanl Sociely . . Allwlelic Edilor . Assislanl Allilelic Circulalion Manager Assislanl Circulalion . Snap-sl'1ol Edilor Assislanl Snap-sliol .Assislanl Snap-slnol . . Alumni Edilor . Assislanl Alumni . . . Jolce Edilor Assislanl Jolce Edilor Anollwer year, anollwer l-lixonian, anollier slalll Wilh llne co-operalion and dilin genl work ol llwe slall we are able lo complele llnis lwenly-lirsl edilion ol llne l-lix- onian. Our ellorl will be fully repaid il llwe public approves ol llwis volume. Tl-lE l-IIXONIAN SPOONDRIFT STAFF Furs row: Donald l-lumbarger, Roberl Dowell, Josephine Ferris. Carol Shull, Eloise Counlryman, Maxine Cromwell Second row: Belly Bells, Belly Preslon, Vivian Tuslison, LaVe'rge Townsend, Violel Murvay, Marlha Johnson Pauline Meek Annabel Rodoclcer, Wayne l-linch. Th Cl row: Laurence Osman, William Roan, Allen l-lilberl, Wallar Spindler, Lillian Davidson, lrene l-lico Marion Cah ll James l-loppe. Carol Shull . . Eloise Counlryman Irene l-licov . . Annabel Rodoclcer Vivian Tuslison . Marlha Johnson . Lillian Davidson . James l-loppe . William Roan . Belly Whilehursl Waller Spindler Lawrence Osmun Josephine Ferris LaVerge Townsend Belly Bells . . Violel Murvay . Diclc Rhoades . Donald l-lumbarger l-larold Brown . Belly Preslon . Maxine Cromwell Roberl Dowell Marion Cahill Pauline Meek Allen l-lilberl . . Edilor'-in-Chief . Assislanl Edilor . . Lilerary Edilor . Assislanl Lilerary . . Sociely Edilor . . Assislanl Sociely . . . . Jolce Edilor . Assislanl Jolce Edilor . . Junior l-ligh Edilor . Assislanl Junior High . . . Alhlelics Edilor . Assislanl Alhlelics . . Exchange Edilor . Assislanl Exchange . . Alumni Edilor . . . Assislanl Alumni . . . Business Manager Assislanl Business Manager . . Circulalion Manager . . Assislanl Circulalion . . . . Arl Edilor . Assislanl Arl . Assislanl Arl . Lower Grades . . . . . lnlermediale The Spoondrill, lhe school paper published by lhe Junior Class has gained success lhrough lhe unliring ellorls ol Mr. Welly, lheir sponsor. This year lwo new deparl- menls have been added, lhe Lower Grades and lhe lnlermediales. The new room, which has been made especially lor lheir use, is apprecialed by lhe slall. Through lhe co-operalion ol lhe public and lhe pupils lhis paper has been a paying proposilion. Tl-IE l-IIXONIAN LGTT To righT: RoberT Pierman, Viviane McKinley, Mary DeaTsman, Jack WrighT, George Wildersori, Laura Zolrnan, Donald McMullen, James BalTz, JuaniTa Beardsley. George Daniels, Florence ArranTs, William Finzer, Dallas Winn, BeTTy Corroll. SENICR CLASS PLAY You're The DocTor ' was a rioTing suc- cess. And when The word rioTing is used ThaT is very mild. From The TirsT To The lasT acl' There was Tun, mirTh and drama. Really, The Seniors asTonished Themselves. No one will ever TorgeT Don McMillan as SpiTTy , George Wilderson as OTH- cer Dugan , nor Laura Zolman as Miss ClemenTina . ln TacT, who OT The casT will be TorgoTTen? Miss Mary Ferris really comes in Tor a share oT The honors Tor direcTing. IT was superbly acTed and direcTed. Tl-IE l-IIXONIAN The class oT '35 gave such an excellenT play ThaT This year iT was doubTTul as To wheTher The class oT '36 could come up To par. l3uT They did. And nexT year The graduaTing class will do The same. WiTh a good play and a good audience To give The play To, a class iusT has To make a success. Anyway, Three cheers Tor You're The DocTor and may The class oT '36 never TorgeT iT. 32 Upper PicTure: MarTha Johnson, Gordon Rowe, Louise CoTTrel, VValTer Spindler, Dallas Green, Allen Hilbert Annabel Rodoclcer, Pauline Meek, Donald Humbarqer, James Hoppe. Lower Picfurez Josephine Ferris, Gordon Rowe, Eloise CounTryman, walfef Spindler, Dallas Green, Allen HilberT, Vivian TusTison, BeTTy BeTTs Donald Humbarqer, James Hoppe. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY To The members oT The class oT '37 we exTend our congraTulaTions Tor Their worlc on The play The ATTorney Tor DeTense . They showed greaT co-operaTion and greaT worlc Through all The diTTiculTies and hard luck They had To conTend wiTh. This is The TirsT of The Junior plays To be given and we hope The High School will carry on This TradiTion annually. 33 THE HIXONIAN Firsl row: Williarn Rodoclcer, Marion Cahill, Max Carr, Paul Kerr, Roberl Dowell. Second row: Junior Tuslison, Dallas Green, James Ballz, Eugene Roan, Andrew Carr, Roperl Pierman. Third row: William Einzer, Dallas Winn, Roberl Waller, Bruce Moore, Allen l-lilborl, Roberl Triplell, Joseph l-larl, l-larry Carey, William Lybarger, Kennelh l-lellellinger, Wayne Hoolman, Roberl McCauley. GLEE cLuB Wilh a new inslruclor ol music, every- lhing seemed slrange and new. Bul Miss Walers soon won us all over wilh her per- sonalily. She nol only lormed a boys guarlelle, made up ol George Daniels, Dallas Winn, William Einzer and Paul Kerr, bul she also conlinued lhe worlc ol lhe seven senior girls, made up ol Belly McDonald, Mar- garel Cole, Georgianna Rhodes, Evelyn Monroe, l-larriel Piper, Marlha Rodoclcer and Vera Rohrs. Many olher musical lormalions were made during lhe year. The big evenl, lhough, is lhe Operella enlilled, The Belle ol Barcelona . A Spanish selling, a capable casl and a good supporling chorus, lhis should be a huge success. Allhough we Seniors leave our music lhis year, we are sure lhal nexl year many more evenls can lalce place. Al leasl, we're all lor you, Miss Walersl Eirsl row: Milly Osman, Lucile Wonderly, Avonelle Evans, Alice Applegale, l-lelen Klingley, Annabel Rodoclcer, Margarel Cole, Pauline Hollar, Georgianna Rhodes, Belly McDonald, Mary Doalsman, Marlha Johnson. Second row: Margarel Slauller. Marlha Tullle, Emilina Riccica, Florence Arranls, Vivian Killian, Minnie Ellen Lewis, Belly Correll, Elhel Eaullc, Mary Schliesser, Marzella Camp, Josephine Ferris, l-lelen Collrel, Belly Preslon, Rulh Marlin, Marlha Rodocker, Evelyn Monroe. Third row: Belly Bells, Dorolhy Buclr, Alberla Brown, Carol Shull, l-larriel Piper, Doris Collrel, Laura Zolman, Vera Rohrs, Mary Chaney, Violel Brown, Freda Chesler, Geraldine Sluclcrnan. l Flrsl row: Marlha Johnson, Max Carr, Carol Shull, Andrey Carr, l-larrlel Piper, Roberl Plerman Evelyn Monroe, Wil llarn Finzer, Geraldine Sluclcman, Paul Kerr, Georqlannd Rho les, Roberl Trlpplel, Belly McDonald, Joseph Harl. Second row: Marlha Tullle, Rulh Marlin, Vivian Kllllan, florence Arranls, Alberla Brown, Vera Rohrs. Mary Schliesser, Qraelhyl Faullc, Avanelle Evans, Mlnnie Lewls. Mary Chaney, l-lglen Klinqley, Belly Shull, Margarel Slauller, Millie Osmun. Third row: Luella Rhodes, Anna Mae Barbeau. Belly Preslon Annabel Rodoclcer Dorolhy Buck, Marlha Rodoclrer, Marqarel' K. Cole. Laura Zolrnan, Doris Collrell, Vlolel Brown, l-lelen Louise Collrell, Marzella Camp, Eloween Eysler, Ernclina Riclca, Lucille Wonderllf. Fourlh row: Gerald Arne-5, Roloerl Ellioll, Edward Jarnes, Allen l-lllloerl. Gordon Rowe, Kennelh l-lellellinqor, Dallas Green, Junior Tusllson James Ballz, Roberl Wallers, Roberl McCauley, Bruce Moore, l-larry Carey. BAND Sealed: LaVerqe Townsend, Allen l-lilberl, Paul Kerr, Belly Crornley, June Helsel, Dick l-lollrnan, LaVon Townsend, Belly Blylhe, Kalhleen Mccollouqh, Roberl Triplel, Roberl McCauley, Roberl Plernfaan. Slanding: Joan Blylhe, William Finzer, Belly Nash. Gerlrude Collrell, Louise Collrell, Richard Camp, Rolaorl Beer- bour, Rex Fry, Wayne l-loolrnan, June l-hnsch, Ted Karaqeorqe, John Carr, John Ollson, Lee Miller, 35 THE HIXONIAN Are-n'+ we crazy . . . . Budding romance . ls ii a picnic? Three farmers . Jack and Mary . Nooniime . . . Romance in Hwe facuHy . . Four horsemen Freshmen sirens . . Minnie Hwe moocner Trying To gei' along in The world . . Our dramaiic ins+ruc+or !,.n-i l ATHLETICS werp proves To be no minnows . . . Held us down To one Touchdown and one saTeTy . . . LaTe geT- Ting sTarTed . . . Score . . . 8-O . . . GarreTT coming here . . . AnTicipaTe vengeance . . . ATTer shorT pracTices . . . We rub in dusT To The Tune oT 25-O . . .Ahl Revenge is so sweeT . . . Fergy Takes hearT and pushes . . . Bryan comes here and is a liTTle Too TasT Tor us . . . They played heads up ball. . . Take us I2-O . . .More new plays and drills . . . Edon visiTs l-Tix . . . They ThreaTen us aT The TirsT oT The game . . . Then our wellfoiled machine . . . sTarTs clicking and anoTher Team is hiTTing The skids and Myers' aT- Tack . . . Long runs and shorT plunges dominaTe The ball game . . . Score 27-7 . . . Finzer has been playing quarTer like one possessed .... -- WrighT is geTTing shiTTy . . . Vee's been snag- ging Them if They come wiThin hundred yards oT him . . . We iourney To Payne wiTh expecTaTion '36 oT playing under-classmen . . .Take an easy scrap wiTh UTiliTy line in and mosT all Sub backs . . . Eighi' LeTTer-men back . . . Good Turn-ouT . . . Vee geTS a long one . . . Winn goes 90 yards Small buT looking awTully TasT . , . Drills . . . STa- Through Their line . . . Sflorel . . . WrighT sguirms Tionary running . . . Pedal 'em high . , . Scrima Through . ..Scorel . . . Pep, have we goT iTl . .. mage! , , , I-Told ThaT limo , , , Cover Vg-3-el , , , Back To sTeady pracTice . . . Drills . . . Few new Ground ThaT inTerTerence . . .Tense anTicipaTion TVTCTQS are STOFeCl away ln The Well-known bag . . . . . . AT lasT, pack and Travel . . . FirsT niTe game Telie G Swell Trip TO l-lOWe Academy . . . QUTTG a inl'1i5T0ry of H, H, S ,,,, Take Paulding , , fwoy Tew punTs exchanged ... Roan geTs knocked ouT T00 gogd Tor Them , , , EighTy-Three-yard run OTTT- . . . BUT, FTWOVG oT Their men are STFGWVT around Tackle . . . Garner six Touchdown . . . More drills nursing 6 head OF leg . . . They SCOre . . . WiTh . . . I-lard scrimmage . . . MonTpelier Takes a Trip a very well-execuTed play . . . Finzer inTercepTs To T-Tix , , , Li++Io Too Tough for U5 ,,,, Bad one and goes 95 yards broken Tield To score . . . weaTher . . . Slippery weaTher . . . Alibi . . . Lose We miss OUP COhVeFSiOh .. .They diClr1'T and They a Tough one . . . Score . . . I2-O . , . More mark a Thrilled down in The annals. ExiT-Rex, drills. . . Line is working Tine . . .Travel . . . AnT- Finzer. Myers, Winn, Daniels, Kerr, McCauley. . . 42 in mi ... SeaTed: Dick Rhoades, Dallas Winn, Jack WrighT, LesTer Myers, Virl Rex, George Daniels, WalTer Spindler, Paul Kerr, William Finzer, CliTT Overman. STanding, TirsT row: Rex Frye, manager, Edward James, Richard Camp, RoberT Dowel, Max Elder, Junior TusTison, Nick WalTers, Raymond Fulmer, Harry SmiTh, RoberT McCauley, Donald McMillan, Ardon Bauer, manager. STanding, second row: Paul Faulk, Eldean Yarqer, John Chizmar, David T-TusTed, Andrew Carr, Danavari T-ladsell, AlberT Kocis, Floyd Kemerer, Bob EllioTT. ,gi .answ- 3 - use REX l:llNlZER MYERS OSMUN WlNN DANIELS CVERMAN FCGTBALL rl Rex . . . Senior . . . l7O pounds . . . Lawrence Osnnun .... Junior . . . . l3O aplain . . . Slcy-liawlc end . . .Toolc 'ern pounds . . . Line-smaslriing back . . . Plunger il of llie slcy . . . Vee . ., . l.igl1'rning . William Finzer . . . Senior . .. l65 pounds Dallas Winn . . . Senior. . . I6O pounds... . . . Mosl valuable . ., l-lard-lwilling loaclc Punling lwall . . . Signal-calling back . . . ... l-leady . . . Finz . Accurale-passer . . . Dal . Lesler Myers. . . Senior . . . l58 pounds George Daniels... Senior.. . l85 pounds . . . l-lole-opening guard . . . Taclcler . . . . . . Accurale snapper-back . . . Lion on Running inlerlerence . . . Les . defense . . . l-lole-rnal4er . . . Touglier . Tl-IE I-IIXONIAN Clillon Overnnan . . . Ex-Junior . . . lf pounds . . . Defensive end . . . Pass-sna ger . . . Play-lurner-inner . . . Clifo . 38 SPINDLER ROAN TUSTISON WRIGHT RHOADES McCAULEY KERR FULMER FQQTBALL 'aller Spindler . . .Junior . . . l65 d poun s Dick Rlioades . . .Junior . . . l2O pounds . Bruising guard . . . Always look 'em . . . Sliilly . . . Side-slepping back . . . . ri' . . . Never our. . . Spindle . Slippery. . . Punl' carrier . . . Dicl4y . William Roan . . .Junior . . . l25 pounds Roberi' McCauley . . . Senior . . . . I45 . . . l-lole-finding baclc. .. Plenly laslr . . . pounds . . . Ulilily back . . . l-lard To slop Off-guard specially . . . Willum . ...Taclcler . . . Bloclcer . . . Bob . Junior Tuslison . . . Sopliomore . . . l8O Paul Kerr . . . Senior. . . l84 pounds . . . pounds. . .Smashing laclcle . . . Capable Tough Jraclcle . . . Delermined lo sliclc . . . ... Delermined . . . Always sluclc . . Tu'r . l-lard lo lake our of plays . . . Benlley . Jack Wriglil' . . . Senior . . . l45 pounds Raymond Fulmer .... Junior . . . . l5! . . . Ball-Jroling back . . . l-lard lo slop . . . pounds . . . Ulilily cenier . . . Small, lou Slwifry slepper . . . Rabbi+ . scrappy . . .Accurale iossing cenler . . Gaining experience.. . l:oamy . 39 ll-lE HIXONIAN Sep+ Sepl. Od. Od. Od. Od. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. FOOTBALL 2I-Hicksville al Paulding . 27-Monlpelier al Hicksville . 4-Hicksville a+ Anlwerp . Il-Garrell af Hicksville . I8-Bryan al Hicksville . . 25-Edon a+ Hicksville . . . I-Hicksville al Payne . . 2-Hicksville al Howe Academy . Tolal . BASKETBALL 22-Farmer al Hicksville . . 6-Defiance I 3-Hicksville I4-Hicksville 20-Edgerlon I O-Hicksville I 7-Wa+erIoo I 8-Hicksville Hicksville . Farmer . Pioneer . . Hicksville . Mark Cenler Hicksville . Howe Mililary 24-Paulding a+ Hicksville . 30-Mark Cenler al' Hicksville 4-Sherwood al Hicksville . 7-Pioneer al Hicksville . . I4-Hicksville a+ Eclgerlon . I5-Howe Mililarv al Hicksville 2I-Delpkios al' Hicksville . . Tolal . 28-Tournamenl al Defiance 7 'Fu Acgdgmy Opp. H.H.S. . 00 . . 38 . I2 . . 6 . 00 . . 8 . 00 . . 25 . I2 . . 00 . 7 . . ZI . 6 . . 39 . 7 . . 6 . 44 . . I43 . I4 . . 26 . 24 . . 20 . 24 . . 30 . I I . . 2I . 2I . . 23 . I2 ...... 22 . 2I ...... 22 . . Cancelled . Cancelled . 24 ...... 25 . I5 ...... 26 . I7 . . . . . 24 . 27 ...... 20 . Cancelled . 2I ...... 32 . . 2ll . . . . 289 Mark 33 . . Hicksville 24 THE HIXONIAN April 3 Aripl IC April I6 April 24 May I BASEBALL -Tiffin al' Hicksville --Farmer al' Hicksville -Hicksville al Jewell Ney ai' Hicksville -Delaware al Hicksville May 8-Sherwood al' Hicksville May I5-Hicksville al Mk. Cenfer 40 BASKETBALL Lesler Myers . . . Senior. . .Guard . . . scrappy. . . made il 'rough lor our o o PP ' nenls . . . nice ball handler . . . I4 poinls. Jack Wrighl . . . Senior . . . Forward . .. floor slar . . . nice ball handler . . . hard lighler . . . 4 poinls. Dick Rhodes . . . Junior. . . Forward . . . ulilily Team . . . caplain . . . long shol. . . slreaky . . . 3 poinls. E. L. Sauer . . . Senior. . . Guard . . . work-horse . . . played greal floor game ...gol buckels from angles. . .42 poinls. Virl Rex . . . Senior . . . Forward . . . pivol shol arlisl . . . clever ball handler.. . 75 poinls. Roberl' Dowell . . . Junior. . . Forward . . . anolher pivof man in Jrhe making . . . will make anolher experienced man nexl year. . .2 poinls. l-larry Smilh . . .Freshman ...Forward ...gaining experience . . .greal help nexl year. William Finzer . . . Senior. . .Guard . . . work-horse . . . Jrougher lhan Tough de- fense man . . . delermined. George Daniels . . . Senior . . . lip-oil king . . . played greal defensive player . . . a rough cookie. . .4l poinls. Junior Tuslison . . . Sophomore . . . ulili- ly lipper-off . . . gaining experience . . . exlraordinarily lough nexl year. . .an as- sel' lo our leam. Dal Winn. . . Senior . . . Forward . . . Caplain . . .elusive dribbler.. .dead eye . . . long shol . . . elecled mosl valuable . . . IO6 poinls. Top row: Baker, Elder, McCauley, EllioTT. Middle row: Kerr, Rose, Kemerer, Folk, Ames. BoTTom row: l-larT, C-inTher, Pierman, Carey, James. BASKETBALI- Zoom . . . SpoTlighT is Turned ...To baskeTball . . . Bruises healed Trom TooTball . . . ExTraordi- nary TurnouT . . . Coach drills on dribbling . . . Passing . . . Squads picked . . . Do l geT on? . . . Many hopeTuls disappoinTed . . . Prepare Tor aT- Tack . . . VicTory . . .Over Farmer . . . 26--I4 .. . PracTice . . . DeTiance . . . They prove a liTTle Too Tough . . . We come close . . . More close Than anybody else has . . . 24--20 . . . Scrimmage . . . Take Farmer again . . . This Time They bore down and held us To a 30--24 score . . . Go To Pioneer swimming Tank . . . Crack Their zone de- Tense wide open . . . 2l-I I ...Team going hoT in pracTices . . . Winn is geTTing warmed up To The going... Vee is hanging hoT on his Tail . .. EdgerTon visiTs l-l.l-l.S .... We Take a Thriller. . . 23-2l . . . This is during The vacaTion . . . Pneu- monia picks on coach . . . Culler sTeps in and Tries To Till his place . . . GeT primed Tor arch' rivals . . . Mark . . . We beaT Them easily . . . Croyle musT have been sick . . . Dan conTrolled The Tip . . . Winn connecTed Trom anyplace and wenT around Vee in The scoring column . . . Cul- ler sTill coaching . . . doing Tine . . . We grow lax . . . l-'lave To play lasT-quarTer ball To down WaTerloo . . . a scrappy bunch . . . 22-2l . . . Culler mainTains Tough pracTice session . . . ready Tor big l-lowe game . . .Cancelled . . . 77? . . . Paulding cancels . . . ATraid . . . Mark comes To Town . . . Ferg is lisTening by Telephone . . . play by play descripTion . . . l-le Talked To Winn aT The half . . .We rally . . .NOT soon enough . . . Down us by The scoreoT24-25 . . . Sherwood has beaTen Mark . . . ExpecTs vicTory here . . . We click and eaT Their hopes away ...Easy meaT. . . 26-I5 . . . Pioneer comes To Town . . . DeTer- RESUME mined . . . Forced To play lasT quarTer ball . . . very rough shod game . . . Down Them 24f4l7 . . . Many Touls . . . STarT losing power . . . VisiT EdgerTon . . . Ferg wiTh us . . . Helps us a loT . . . Too weak . . . They sTop us dead . . . They Take us 27-2l . . . T-lave one swell week oT pracTice . . . ShooTing . . . Passing . . . New plays galore . . . STarT a new Three-man play . . . ExpecT To Take l-lowe . . . Fraidy caTs . . . They cancel and we have no vicTims . . . Keep plugging and geT new plays down paT. . . Zoom! . . . Delphos comes To our Tair ciTy . . . Display real shooTing on The second Team , . . l-lopes are kepT high . . . Big aTTendance . . .we lead I5-3 . . . AT halT . . . Grow lax some again . . . Subs Troop in.. .They lDelphosl come back and sTarT a rally . . . led by Their capTain . . . Our TirsT sTringers reTurn To The conTlicT . . . Some real pass-work by our whole Team and we pile up anoTher comTorTable lead .... Plays click .... Turn Them under like a plow would . . . 32-21. ExiT . . . Regular season . . . LaTe hours . . . eTc .... EnTer sTricT Training Tor TournamenT . . . Ten picked . . . Finzer ill . . . Myers' and Sauer's have been showing uncanny skill . . . Vee and Winn look preTTy Tough . . . Ready Tor Tourna- menl' . . . ls This The year. . . 7777 . . . Our TirsT game we draw Mark . . . SomeThing happens To be The maTTer . . . STage TrighT?? . . . Should beaT Them hands down . . . Croule proves Too much . . . GeTs Too many poinTs To overcome . . . Final score . . . 33-24 . . . Will we miss These boys? . . . I should say They will . . . I should noT be surprised if The boys will be as Tough nexT year as They have The lasT Two years . . . Our record . . .Six losses ir: Three years . . . ExiT . . . Firsf row lseafeolz McMillan, Dafzman, Faullc, Thompson, Carey, Gnfher, Morris, James Wesf, Second row lseafed on sefsl: Roan, Fulmer, Elder, Cook, Walfgrs, Wrighl, Winn, Sauer, Oberlin, Tusiison. Third row: Frye, manager, Wesf, Yarger, Triple-H, Roberton, Rex, Greene, Wallors, Smilh, Sauer, Bauers, q BASEBALL The season opened wirh a good reporr. Took our lirsl game hands down . . . prac- rice hirring lundamenlals . . . good pros- pecrs . . . galher power . . . gel ser down by Ney 6-9 . . . This game we didn'+ hear many bars craclc . . . l-lave yer To play live games. The ream: Calcher, Cook, Pirchers, Winn, Greene: Firsr Saclcer, Rex, Second, Winn and Srnirhg Third, Sauer, Lefl-field, Oberlin: Cenrer-field, Walrersg Righr- 43 field, Tusrisong Subs, Roan, Smilh, Wesf, Fulmer. All The season we have been alrended To by lwo very compelenr manager. They have sacrificed some good Time ro lime 'rhe Toolball held and iusr lilrle Jrhings lilce Jrhar. The ourgoing Team of '36 wanr lo Jrhanlc you lwo boys for your oulsranding work Jrhis year. Keep ir up - Bauers and Rex Frye -- good luck for nexr year. Tl-IE l-IIXONIAN THE HIXONIAN ALUMNI OFFICERS President ................. Vice President .......... Secretary ........... Treasurer .. ........ .............. 1881 Supt. T. Reese Millison Nora Farmer-Shepherd fdeceasedj Ella EverettfFaber, Mendota, Ill. Mary Sinn'Kinmong fdeceasedj 1882 Supt. T. Reese Millison Viola Smith fdeceasedj LilliefGorgas-Pettit, Hicksville, Ohio Alrneda Platter'Bilderback Qdeceasedj Edwin C. Clay, Perrysburg, Ohio 1884 Supt. C. A. Fyke Ella WeaverfClay, Perrysburg, Ohio 1885 Supt. C. W. Prettyman Kate M. Meek, Pasadena, Calif. Carrie G. Brown fcleceasedj Belle Rittenour'Gottfried, Falls City, Ore. Jennie Otis'Williams, Kendallville, Ind. 1886 Supt. C. W. Prettyman Angie O. Wright'Utter, Modesto, Calif. Ada Platter'Lash fdeceasedj Laura Hamilton-Husner, Oberlin, Ohio Luther Wesner Qdeceasedj 1887 Supt. S. S. Lutz Elizabeth jordan-Clough, Union City, Pa. Susie Ainsworth Hardest Monrovia, Calif, , y, Ida CorrellfCuller fdeceasedj Nettie Wilson-Wesner fdeceasedj 1888 Supt. S. S. Lutz Olive LaRuefAusten, Angola, Ind. Della MaxwellfHilbert, Hicksville, Ohio Gertrude MillerfAckley fdeceasedj Charles B. Brown fdeceasedj Maud Meek-Hood fdeceasedj Mercy E. Coulter-Dorsey fdeceasedj 1889 Supt. S. S, Lutz Anna Meek, Evanston. Ill. Carrie MeekfHunton, Evanston, Ill. Edgar I. Correll, Pasadena, Calif. May Beadle-Glassmire, Hicksville, Ohio Ella Duncan-Mitchell, Columbus, Ohio Nellie CrowlfHaney, Decatur, Ind. Dora BatchelorfDeedley, Woodward, Okla. Tl-IE HIXONIAN . ......... BESSIE R1cHARDsoNfHUsTED ., ................ BLANC!-IE LOWER'WORT PAULINE BEVERLY ..............MABEL SAUNDERS 1890 Supt. W. E. Bowman Samuel A. jordan, Cincinnati, Ohio Minnie RidenourfBricker, Hicksville, Ohio Ada ConradfHood, Alpena, Mich. Eva NicholsfLandis, Atlanta, Ga. Curtis Overholt, Ada, Ohio 1891 Supt. W. E. Bowman Mable Umbenhauer'Mundhenk, Toledo, Ohio Fordyce F. Richards fdeceasedj 1892 Supt. W. E. Bowman Edith Batchelor-Gregg, Las Cruces, New Mexico Bernice Hollinger'Hill, fdeceasedj Grace Correll-Baker, Pasadena, Calif. Laura WesnerfHarshman, Mulberry, Ind. Georgia Brown'Millimen, Edon, Ohio George Lilly, Toledo, Ohio I. Scuder Hull, Hicksville, Ohio 1893 Supt. W. E. Bowman Minnie Roseffhompson, Detroit, Mich. Mary SmithfSeibo1d, Detroit, Mich. Nellie Wilderson, Elyria, Ohio Grace CraryfDeardorf, North Iudson, Ind. Fred Umbenhauer Qdeceasedj 1894 Supt. W. A. Salter Lulu IumpfConard, Hicksville, Ohio Effie Hornfclark, Hicksville. Ohio Lucy Higgins'Guerney, Devils Lake, Mich Harriet CorrellfHawkins. Toledo, Ohio Cornelia DavisfGriffith, South Bend, Ind. Jenny Lilly'Rowan fdeceasedj Ella Loomis fdeceasedj Anna Martin fdeceasedl Nettie NicholasfHablewitZ fdeceasedj Mary Shanklin, Waterloo, Ind. Pearl AckleyfPatterson, Elkart, Ind. 1895 Supt. W. A. Salter Florence CoulterfGage Qdeceasedj Mery Wright'Deibel fdeceasedj Harry V. Wilson, Hamilton, Ontario Frank Milliman fdeceasedj 1896 Supt. W. A. Salter Clara MaxwellfMastin, Hicksville. Ohio Minta MoorefBanks, Hicksville, Ohio Oris Rodocker, Hicksville, Ohio ALUMNI Y, .ffm-V V 1 5 nl Q: vi yy., V, 'Q 1. iq? .L V. J - ,- .iff 'V h -' 'im Qi ..f. W fx-I 1-: -x 'L -' wi 'F ui! ' V 4' ' 4' u 1 - 1.f,. .Y ?.,T'., 41 L. ,JA . ,, . .. A, S Q Ve' x,' ' ,.i .sf ff, 5' fi vi .1- K ,xv ,y,: nf 4-Q' -Q .1 I, A -tc ,J 1 - R, I.. , , 1. arf ,f 'LW-392-5 f, -f.. f f Q ' we ' af, f., . Ur.,- . ii V .,',. K ff-f, -. I ,:V fl- F 'E 1. - I, . 1 3 .f- V .'-V X A 2 1, ' A . My -' P 6' - . 4 . ' . -.V,--', I, ,5 '-V.C. ,PA -31' TVR' T . 'L 'V . A 1--ntl, . --arg 1 -' . 14- Y 3 12 f -V 5 ' -, 13' 'TL ff , V: 1'af'.f il - - ,Ma 1' - ' -' A xg, , . um- 12- , ' - '-': ' 1'-, , . -' N ' r .4 1, xg 1-,gr 'fx , ' uk-, . X Yr' JY 5, fx: AAU! ll., , 7- fa' 1 '.,, ,.- ,.f,,V ' - gkrk' Y 1,- , 5 0.52 ,. 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A-.-.gu , ,,, , :.:f 1. . 1 isfz, .Ai 4 1A THE HIXONIAN Estella Hoffman-Katzenmeyer, Bowling Green, Ohio William Dalrymple fdeceasedj Mary Nichols, Seattle, Washington 1897 Supt. W, A. Salter Irene Hayes-Pinkerton, Bryan, Ohio Wilberta WilliamsfConrad, Kendalville. Ind. Leone Reaser-Kenison, Battle Creek, Mich. Harriet ParkerfJameson, Battle Creek, Mich. Bertha Wright fdeceasedj Estell A. Lilly fdeceasedj 1898 Supt. W. A. Salter Jessie Wetzel'Wilson, Hicksville, Ohio Ila FerrisfCorrell, Hicksville, Ohio Rena WilsonfMorris, Battle Creek, Mich. Mable Wyckoif-Dixon, Lapeer. Mich. Nellie BarnettfMaxwell, fdeceasedj Herbert C, Tannehill, Muskegon, Mich. Ora Rose fdeceasedj Carl F. Boester, Kirkwood, Mo. Ethel CoulterfSmith, Rolla, Mo. Virginia BatchelorfNeedles, Glendyte. Calif. Martha NicholsfStanley, Buffalo, N. Y. Della BergerfCole fdeceasedj Edna ParkerfTroy, Schenectady, N. Y. 1899 Supt. W. A. Salter Daisy Hill'Tuttle, Hicksville, Ohio Frank Hiscox fdeceasedj Harry Getrost, Lorain, Ohio Thomas Townsend, Toledo, Ohio Nellie SmithfLige, Auburn, Ind. Ray Davis, Auburn, Ind. Nellie MillerfEdwards, fdeceasedj Lena Bricker'Grier, Fort Wayne, Ind. Blanch Tannehill, Chicago, Ill. 1900 Supt. W. A. Salter Stella Peacock-Dowell, Hicksville, Ohio Bessie HelselfCadsey, Bellevue, Wash. Mable Shentonfzolman, Hicksville, Ohio Dora Galloway-Berger, Colorado Springs, Colo. Otho Dalrymple, South Bend, Ind. Margaret BarnettfPatterson fdeceasedj 1901 Supt. W. A. Salter Ernest Boester. Birlington. Wash. Laird Hoff, Hicksville, Ohio Walter Ferris, Hicksville, Ohio Ethel CahillfMiller, Hicksville, Ohio Ella Boester, Hicksville, Ohio Altha Potter, New Berlin, N. Y. Charles Wetzel fdeceasedj Mae Freeburn ideceasedj Goldie BoonfJolly, Hillsdale, Mich. 1902 Supt. A. D, Rank Vada BenderfWentworth. Quincy, Mich. LaVerne Hart-Brewster, Hicksville, Ohio Wayne Hughes Kdeceasedj Bertha Peacock'Collins, Dayton, Ohio Grace Tannehill, Chicago, Ill. 1903 Supt. A. C. Bagnall Jett Griihn-Hoff, Hicksville. Ohio Frances CarrfBricker, Wauseon, Ohio Fred Dalrymple, South Bend, Ind. Charles Seibert, Hicksville, Ohio King Patterson, Qdeceasedj Grace Blosser fdeceasedj Edith Rank, Hicksville, Ohio Guy Richardson, Ocala, Fla. 1904 Supt. J. M. Beck Blanche LowerfWort, Hicksville. Ohio Vera Seely'Newson. Arcida, Calif. Fae MillerfFerris, Hicksville. Ohio Clyde Maxwell, Hicksville. Ohio Alfred Booth, Antwerp, Ohio Ward Hughes, Baltimore, Md. Merle Wort, Hicksville. Ohio Edna Oswalt'Devore, Sherwood, Vera Otis'Purdy, Findlay, Ohio Ralph Coburn, Cleveland, Ohio Dayton Wolford, Toledo, Ohio Fred Clemmer, Akron, Ohio Walter O'Neil, Toledo, Ohio Mar'hall Berger, Millersburg, Ind. Ed. Hilliard, Pitcairn, Pa. Grace EvansfWalker, Cassopolis, Frank Squires, Hicksville, Ohio Arthur Schiedler fdeceasedj Erma Wetzel'Potter fdeceasedj Ohio Mich 1905 Supt. J. M. Beck Warner Jackson, Muskegon, Mich. Ross Crowl, Kansas City. Mo. Homer Beerbower, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Vera Peacock'Kobler, Belmont, Mass. Nellie McCord-Hiscox, Hicksville, Ohi Edna Klinger'Smith, Derby, Kansas 0 Norma Connolly-Kachudas, Bradenton, Fla Florence GruherfJohnson fdeceasedj Ralph Nelson, New York City 1906 Supt. J. M. Beck Pearl Cahill, Hicksville, Ohio Cora Beerbower, Edgerton, Ohio John Clemmer, Akron, Ohio Edna Nelson, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Fred Drury, Britton, Mich. Bart Blosser, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dora Brink-Kirk, Kermit. W. Va. Beatrice Metz'Burch, Covina, Calif. Paul Kerr fdeceasedj Joy BurleyfGrooms fdeceasedj 1907 Supt. J. M. Beck Sada Bender'Brink. Allen. Mich. Ray McCauley, Hicksville, Ohio Jessie Hart'Cromley, Hicksville. Ohio Maurice Daniels, Hicksville, Ohio Ruth Rittenour-Rodocker, Hicksville, Ohio THE HI XONIAN THE I-IIXONIAN Mino DavidsonfBurell, Rossford, Ohio Dena Landis, Hicksville, Ohio Maude Schooleyflleverette, Mark Center, Oh Ross Connolley, Chicago, Ill. Lottie Metz-Edgar, Hicksville, Ohio Fred Dean, Birmingham, Ala. Eula Pettit-Ek, Flint, Mich. Claren Tracht, fdeceasedj Mable johnson fdeceasedl Edward Willet fdeceasedj Gertrude HilliardfLaub, Hicksville, Ohio Lottie Dell, Tiffin, Ohio Koneta Helms, Santa Monica, Calif. 1908 Supt. I. M. Beck Nina Phillips'Schaufelberger, Hicksville, Ohio Fred Ferris, Hicksville, Ohio Oscar Anderson, Toledo, Ohio Franklin Mayer, Massillon, Ohio Lloyd Otis, Celina, Ohio George Ridenour fdeceasedj Estella PettitfSteketer. Detroit, Mich. Robert Shimel, Ft. Wayne, Ind, Alta Griffithfzook, Denver, Ind. Ethel Deardorffliincade, Gardena, Calif. Lucille Ridenour'Stephen, Boise, Idaho Guy Crowl, Chicago, Ill. DeWitt Kerr ideceasedj Mae Wetzel fdeceasedl 1909 Supt. C. C. Nardin Helen Rank, Hicksville. Ohio Ruth Scott, Eugene, Ore. Alice HanvillefByers, Garrett. Ind. Wayne Bilderback, Denance, Ohio Troy Farmer, Columbus, Ohio Virgil Overholt. Columbus, Ohio Grace WalkerfFinzer, Hicksville. Ohio Bernice IohnsonfSchell. Hicksville, Ohio Bessie RichardsonfHusted, Hicksville, Ohio ' 1910 Supt. C. C. Nardin Don Evans, Hicksville, Ohio Clair Garver, Hicksville, Ohio Carl Hook, Hicksville. Ohio Florence BlodgettfMcKahn, Benton Harbor, Mich. Ethel Fry, Hicksville, Ohio Carma Iohnson'Rowe, Hicksville, Ohio Grace JohnSonfMcCormick. Tiffin, Ohio Edith WetzelfDalrymple, South Bend, Ind. Lela GetrostfSchooley, Lorain. Ohio Elma Beerbower. Cleveland, Ohio Ila ClemmerfRipley, Ocean Lake, Ore. Phyllis Culler, Cleveland, Ohio Herschel Ackerman fdeceasedj Orza Burgener, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Stella Lilly, Quincy, Ill. Eva Bevington, fdeceasedj - Owen Tustison, Garrett, Ind. Hazel Seibert'La Van, Kalamazoo, Mich. Jennie Rose, Los Angeles, Calif. Ira Beerbower, Antwerp, Ohio Lela GallupfWalters, Fayette, Ohio Rose BequillardfBeach ideceasedj THE l-IIXONIAN io I Margaret Gessinger-Wetzel fdeceasedj Myrtle HuberfDaniels, Cleveland, Ohio Mary Petitt-Leininger Qdeceasedj Mabel SchaiferfBurgener, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 1911 Supt. C. C. Nardin Stella Cuyler'Gillispie, Hicksville, Ohio Alice Dickerhoff'Garad, Los Angeles, Calif Winnifred Moore, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Bessie Vesper'Green, Hicksville, Ohio Hazel NelsonfGessinger, Pontiac, Mich. Ethel Hook, Hicksville, Ohio Daisy Diehl, Toledo, Ohio Franklin Stringfellow, Hicksville, Ohio Dorothea Boester, Cleveland, Ohio Bertha Mason-Fepp, Bluffton, Ohio Blanche HadsellfMiller, Marion, Ind. Pearl Place'Keck, Hicksville, Ohio Zoa Overholt'Shimel, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Lena Benstell'Grenz, Detroit, Mich. Fred jackson, Detroit, Mich. Gertrude Brinck'Laub, Los Angeles, Calif. Walter Blalock, Hicksville, Ohio Hazel WilletfHuber, Hicksville, Ohio . 1912 Supt. C. C. Nardin Forest Bricker, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Mary Miller-Hadsell, Hicksville, Ohio Bernice Sauer, Hicksville, Ohio Ross Tustison, Hicksville, Ohio Warren Miller, Hicksville, Ohio Candace ArrantsfCarey, Oakland, Calif. Floyd Hauter'Iump fdeceasedl Glayds Gallup'Taylor, San Antonio, Tex. Clyde Walter, Portland, Ore. Fern Storm funknownj Herschel Scott, Eugene, Ore. Fay MasonfStrumpell, Summers. Iowa James Lindemuth, Hudson. Mich. Harold Carr. Hicksville, Ohio Gladys CookfFlurkey, Hicksville, Ohio 1913 Supt. C. C. Nardin Iva Budd. Cleveland, Ohio Mary BoothfKemerer, Antwerp, Ohio Elma Bungard fdeceasedj Leah HilliardfHart, Hicksville, Ohio Van Hadsell, Hicksville, Ohio Gladys HuberfBirdsall fdeceasedj Elsie Shoemaker'Valentine, San Francisco Calif, Nellie Hook, Findlay. Ohio Scudder Welty, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Laura Hadsell, Cincinnati, Ohio Charles Hole, Columbus, Ohio Edna Wolf, Hicksville, Ohio Freda Waltenberger-Hosack, Oxford, Ohio Inez Shull. Hicksville, Ohio Claud G. Hitt, Hicksville. Ohio Fred Dierstein funknownj John Arrowsmith, Washington, D. C. Herbert Blakeslee, Chicago, Ill. Donald Batcheler, Owasso, Mich. Fae GorrellfStrubing, Ann Arbor, Mich. THE I-IIXONIAN 1914 Supt. C. D. Perry Beulah OtisfPoper, Hicksville, Ohio Una Hook-Miller, Hicksville, Ohio Beulah McCulloughfHulbert, Hicksville, Ohio Jessie G. Gorrell, Paulding, Ohio Gladys Gorrell'Stuckey fdeceasedj Wayne Hulbert, Hicksville, Ohio Laurence Hart, Hicksville, Ohio Verda ElliottfEtchie. Hicksville, Ohio Lela Breitenbach, Detroit, Mich. Lenora MillerfMeyun, Philadelphia, Pa. Loren Carey, Hicksville, Ohio Fred Schell'Edgar, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Marie Blo5serfCarr, Hicksville, Ohfo Ira Dull, Marion, Ind. Preston Pugh, Toledo, Ohio ' Helen Griffith fdeceasedl Blanche Sauer'Nugen, Auburn, Ind. Beatrice OtisfStevens, Dayton, Ohio Harry Cook, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Katherine LesliefWalters, Portland, Ore. Wilma PoincefMcCalla, Chicago, Ill. George Patterson, Hicksville, Ohio Wallace Treat fdeceasedj Lynn Bricker, Norfolk, Va. Grace HuberfChristman, Bryan, Ohio 1915' Supt. C. D. Perry Hollis Grover, Hicksville, Ohio Bennett Rose, Hicksville, Ohio Floyd Kline, Hicksville, Ohio Ralph Wittig, Hicksville, Ohio Vernon Killian, Hicksville, Ohio Claron Saltzman. Hicksville, Ohio Selye Hadsel, Hicksville, Ohio Ardis HootmanfBeerbower, Hicksville, Ohio Bernice Keener'Ames fdeceasedj Naomi Mason'Husted, Marion, Ind. Elizabeth Boester'Wentworth, Ann Arbor, Mich. Elba DowellfYeagley, Farmer, Ohio ' Virgil Willet, Washington, D. C. James Howenstine, Lima, Ohio George Henning, Columbus, Ohio Pierre Willet, Paulding, Ohio Hazel HauterfMorhart, Antwerp, Ohio Mary ArrowsmithfBattershell, Chicago, Ill. Pauline Iacksowlrwin, Cleveland, Ohio Marvin Cole, Hicksville, Ohio Dora MillerfLimpert, Hicksville. Ohio Viola GrahamfCasper, Butler, Ind. Claron Edgar, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Zola Lenz, Hicksville, Ohio Walter Fry, Payne, Ohio Flossie Bungard, Flint, Mich. May Warfield-Flagg, Onoville, N. Y. Marguerite W'agner-Smith, Hicksville, Ohio Harold Batchelor, Hicksville, Ohio Mabel CairnsfBruggeman. Hicksville, Ohfo Lela HookfMil1er, Paulding, Ohio 1916 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Martha SmithfWineland, Fostoria, Ohio Derrill Bricker, Woodland, Calif. Olen Moore, Hicksville, Ohio Dona SwannvArrants, Lima, Ohio Golda Huber Renz, Sherwood, Ohio Garret james, Hicksville, Ohio Iona MurithyfEdson, Hicksville, Ohio. Leota Voght-Kline, Hicksville, Ohio Hazel Wonderly'Beard, Hicksville, Ohio Doris JamesfSaltzman, Hicksville, Ohio Lucile -lacksonfStrubing, Farmer, Ohio Elias OtisfYarger, Hicksville, Ohfo Allen Elliott, Hicksville, Ohio Beatrice Brown, Youngstown, Ohio Margaret HallfMyers, Sandusky, Ohio Lela Blodgettflrigh, Germantown, Pa. LeVori Seibert, Detroit, Mich. Maurice Longsworth, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Lloyd Hartzler, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Shelby Phillips, Washington, D. C. Esther OtisfRhoades, Boonton, N. J. Leitha WaltenbergerfKuhl, Hicksville, Ohio Helen Olson-Iohnston, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Agnes MaxwellfFetzer, Hicksville, Ind. Gladys WinnfAnderson, Calumet City, Ill. 1917 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Gerald Crowl, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Robb Cook, Chicago, Ill. Arden Shull, Hicksville, Ohio Kenneth Phillips, Ft. Wayne, Ind. William Hennings, Columbus, Ohio Alva Miller, Hicksville, Ohio Avis Gillette, Pitcairin, Pa. Merle Fritzcharles'Weise, Edgerton, Ohio Helen Breitenbach, Hicksville, Ohio Vernice Beerbower'Carter, South Bend, Ind. Raymond Fry, Hicksville, Ohio Carl Scott, Crestline, Ohio Gladys StacyfFritch, Bryan, Ohio ' Ruth BiddlefBates, Findlay, Ohio Elizabeth Arrowsmith, Cleveland, Ohio Edith BlodgettfStrete, Columbus, Ohio Ivan Rose, Midland, Mich. Claude Bungard, Flint, Mich. Marie Wyc0fffKrill, Hicksville, Ohio Agnes HiderfWhite, Detroit, Mich. Gale Pool, Rockford, Ill. Mary HookfWickiser, Huntington, Incl. Forrest Warner, Hicksville, Ohio 1918 Supt. H. S. Armstrong LaVonne Beltz-Skinner, Hicksville. Oh 'o Bonnie English-Fry, Hicksville, Ohio Frances KimblefGetrost, Chicago, Ill. Vida Mabrey, Toledo, Ohio Ruth WilletfThiel, Hicksville, Ohio Euric Elliott, Defiance, Ohio Wayne Kreg, Hicksville, Ohio Mabel GuethfBlythe, Hicksville, Ohio Lottie Forder, Hicksville, Ohio Mabel ApplegatefBradshaw, Chicago, Ill. Louise Mercerfstewart, Deshler, Ohio Emmet Masters funknownj Lewie Brown, Youngstown, Ohio Ruth Moore, Dayton, Ohio Newton Richardson, Albany, Ga. Fay Timbrook, Hicksville, Ohio Ralph Beerbower, Hicksville, Ohio THE l-IIXONIAN THE HIXONIAN Anette Bauman, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Charles Overholt ldeceasedj Clinnie SeibertfLeininger, Toledo, Ohio Alice Beerbower-Berkeypile, South Bend, Ind. Pauline OtisfMoorman, Van Wert, Ohio Freda PetersfCook, Ft. Wayne. Ind. Nova StoyfBenson, Lansing, Mich. Florence Hosack-James, Hicksville. Ohfo 1919 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Estell Coburn, Hicksville. Ohio Hattie HulbertfStotz, Hicksville, Ohio Elva HilbertfHook, Hicksville, Ohfo Richard Hootman. Hicksville, Ohio Florence KlecknerfNewcomer. Bryan, Oh.o Reba LaubfBillman, Hicksville. Ohio Forrest McCalla, Hicksville, Ohio Dorothy SchellfRay, Hicksville, Ohio Walter Stevenson, Denance. Ohio Charles Smith, Newville, Ind. Goldie TopperfKing. Hicksville, Ohio Madonna WarnerfCl:1rk. Reading, Pa. Ward Baker, Hicksville, Ohio Myrtle Ginther-Mills. Hicksville, Ohio Ralph Palmer, Hicksville. Ohio Helen ArmstrongfHall, Jeannette, Pa. Winifred Bond-Grubb. Ft. Wayne. Ind. Esther Howenstine, Hicksville, Ohio Enzor Conine, Ft. Vkfayne, Ind. Clair Cahill, Hicksville, Oh'o Vada BarnesfManon, Hicksville. Ohio Mildred Batchelor. Hicksville- Oho Freda MaxwellfSholl, Hicksville, Ohio Lois KlecknerfYoung, Hicksville, Ohio 1920 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Doris ArmstrongfJames. Montpelier, Ohio Mary Wittigfllline, Hicksville, Ohio Violine Otis, Farmer, Ohio Mabel HulbertfDeal. Edgerton, Ohio Olen Bricker, Cleveland, Ohio Edith CottrellfBaker. Ft. Wayne. Ind. Lyndall Stahl'McCalla, Hicksville, Ohio Hazel Foust'Koerner, Edgerton. Ohio Kathryn Bender, Toledo. Ohio Leila Miller, Defiance, Ohio Gladys CunninghamfMavis, Auburn, Ind. Hilda Weller, Hicksville. Ohio Marjorie Smith-Van Denberg, Cleveland, Ohio Birdie BurlingamefElliot. Hicksville, Ohio Homer Applegate, Hicksville, Ohio Herbert Willet, Washington, D. C. Mercer Pugh, Toledo, Ohio Helen Peeper-Smith, Bowling Green, Ohio Kathryn ConradfBower, Van Wert, Ohio Vance Bricker, New York. N. Y. Emily Arrowsmith, Hicksville, Ohio Donald Welty, Fort Wayne, Ind. Morris Mastin, Hicksville. Ohio Lola BevingtonfHughes, Cleveland, Ohio Bernice SwannfBeerhower. Hicksville, Ohio Erma HilbertfHedges, A'hville, Ohio Ralph Sellers, Auburn, lnd. Reed Hook, Hicksville, Ohio Sidney Smith Cdeceasedj Tl-IE l-IIXONIAN 1921 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Leroy Aten, Hicksville, Ohio Esther Miller'Cahill, Hicksville, Ohfo Eloise CorrellfDavis, Dayton, Ky. Harold Armstrong, Cleveland, Ohio Kathryn Johncon, Hicksville, Ohio Jennie Horn, Detroit, Mich. DeLoy James, Fostoria, Ohio Mildred LongsworthfMarchant, Jackionville. F a. Gerald Palmer, Defiance, Ohio Vera Bauman, Chicago, Ill. Mary Kenner, Hicksville, Ohio Virginia James'Easterly, Hicksville. O. Leota HittfScherer, Akron, Ohio Fordyce Moore. Hicksville, Ohio Genevieve McCormickfMastin, Hick ville, Ohio La Ruc PughfMortimer. Toledo, Ohio Eldin Sholl, Hicksviile, Ohio Laverne Zuber, Hicksville, Ohio Grace LashfDaub, Hicksville, Ohio Ray Laub, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Donaldson Monosmith, Syracuse, N. Y. Lauren Bricker, Ft. Wayne. Ind. Glen Burgoync, Hicksville. Ohio 1922 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Lavern ArmstrongfBlo3ser, Hicksville. Ohio Helen ArrowsmithfHardy, Cleveland, Ohio Fern BattershellfKnerr, Toledo, Ohio Regina BaumanfBlumberg, Ft. Wayne, lnd. Emma Bruggeman-Scranton. Hicksville, Oho Mary BurgoynefCuller, Hicksville, Ohio Ladena ColefKnerr, Rossford, Ohio Verna Collins'Perry, Hicksville, Ohio Lucille Conine'Nelson. Hicksville, Ohio Ida DriverfLayman, Youngstown, Ohio Janet Griffin, New York, N. Y. Berdina Kline, Fort Wayne, Ind. Hazel KlinefBennet, Edon, Ohio ' Ercel Lenz'Miller, Hicksville, Ohio Amelia Lesliefziegler, Portland, Ore. Helen Mercer, Hicksville, Ohio Mary Lee Mohr-Abbott, Sheldon, Ill. Alma OlsonfGoodwin, Fort Wayne, Ind. Agnes ReasfBeard, Hicksville, Ohio Juanita Stahl'Hyatt, Alhambra, Calif. Murl Wentworth, Quincy, Mich. Martha WentworthfApplegate. Hicksville. Ohio Carrie WentworthfBricker, Cleveland, Ohio Richard Ames, Washington, D. C. Loren Applegate, Hicksville, Ohio Lawrence Brush, Hicksville, Ohio Wendell Culler, Hicksville, Ohio William Cleland, Hicksville, Ohio Forrest Deardorf, Hicksville, Ohio Joseph Dunbar, New York, N. Y. Reign Hadsell, Hiram, Ohio Dallas Johnson, Hicksville, Ohio Maynard Kleckner fdeceasedj Carlos Miller, Hicksville, Ohio Julius Waltenberger, Fort Wayne, Ind. Gladys SteelfWaltenberger, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Lavern Weanerfllichard, Hicksville, Ohio THE I-IIXONIAN 1923 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Harry Mapes, Van Wert. Ohio john Blosser, Hicksville, Ohio Maribel Van Arsdall, Columbus, Ohio Elsie Ahleman, Liberty Center, Ohio Geraldine Bates, Findlay, Ohio Katherine BevingtonfLower, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dorothy Cottrell-Roller, Harlan, Ind. Kathleen Hart'Daugherty, Hicksville, Ohio Nora Haver'Eager, Hicksville, Ohio Leota Haver-Pavkovich, Toledo, Ohio Mae Johnson, Hicksville, Ohio Thae JohnsonfNichelson, Antwerp, Ohio Florence Link-Hess, Hicksville, Ohio Doris Mann, Mansheld, Ohio Arlene Otis-Craig, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Zelma Peter, Ney, Ohio Leontine ZuberfHarter, Cleveland, Ohio Burdette Custer, Ann Arbor, Mich. Herschel Fitzcharles, Chicago, Ill. Clarence jordan, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Olen Mavis, Columbus, Ohio Eugene Newton, Hicksville, Ohio Donald O'Neil, U. S. Marines Guy Volkert, Hicksville, Ohio Lavon Miller, Hicksville, Ohio Roger Warner, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Douglas Warner, Napoleon, Ohio Mildred Hinsch, Detroit, Mich. 1924 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Angie Arrants'Smith, Hicksville, Ohio Daisy BereefHart, Goshen, Ind. Ray Maxwell, Hicksville, Ohio Violet Clay'Seely, Hicksville, Ohio Selda Dorsey-Hootman, Hicksville. Ohio Arvilla Dammann, Youngstown, Ohio Cleo EdsonfAten, Hicksville, Ohio Bessie Forder, Hicksville, Ohio Marie HoEfBakel, Hicksville, Ohio Fern HookfFerguson, Auburn, Ind. Maurine HadsellfPatterson, New York, N. Y. Garnett Krontz, Jackson, Mich. Grace MaxwellfWilson, Hicksville, Ohio Zelma Miller, Grabill, Ind. Carol OtisfBeam, Fort Wayne, Ind. Viletta Townsend, Montpelier, Ohio Floyd Palmer, Hicksville, Ohio Marjorie Smith, Cleveland, Ohio Elanor Snyder'Mann, Lansing, Mich. La Verne Shull-Klopp, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dorothy WidneyfNavarre, Monroe, Mich. Robert Battershell, Antwerp, Ohio lva Wartenbee-Cook, Hicksville. Ohio William Cruikshank, Chicago, Ill. Raymond Hoifmeister, Hicksville, Ohio Deloss Hadsell, Houghton, Mich. Ward Hart, Columbus, Ohio Russel Kelly, Hicksville. Ohio Ray Middaugh, Hicksville, Ohio Dorothy ThompsonfValentine, Wauseon, Freda Ruger, Lansing, Mich. Vera Rease'Breininger, Chicago, Ill. Roscoe Wagner funknownl Zelda Dorsey-Hootman, Hicksville, Ohio Ohio 1925 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Gertrude Bishoff, Hicksville, Ohio Helen BurlingamefMiller, Garrett, Ind. Hazel Crouse'Whitman, Hicksville, Ohio Margaret Cruikshankfjackson, Rockford, Ill. Lorine Wonderly-Bailey, Toledo, Ohio Edith Hart, Hicksville, Ohio Margaret Hoifman'Pulse, Chillicothe, Ohio Mary Hughes-Larkin, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Eleanore jordanfMeeker, Hicksville. Ohio Annabelle Maxwell'Culler, Hicksville, Ohio Gwendolyn Miller'DeMuth, Columbus, Ohio Eva Miller-Smith, Edgerton, Ohio Mable Saunders, Hicksville, Ohio Wilma Peter, Ney, Ohio Lucille Schooley'Craig, Hicksville, Ohio Ruth Strain, Detroit. Mich. Marguerite WeanerfMoonie, Van Wert, Ohio Sallie Welty, Detroit, Mich. Elizabeth Wilderson, Hicksville, Ohio Mervin Applegate, Hicksville, Ohio Virgil Bowker, Hicksville, Ohio Carl Kisabeth, Hicksville, Ohio Merle Hootman. Chicago. Ill. Elmer Miller, Hicksville, Ohio Doyle Palmer, Fort Wayne, Ind. Blanchard Perry, Hicksville, Ohio john Rettig, Hicksville, Ohio Gerald Rumbaugh, Hartford City, Ind. Glenn Volkert, Hicksville, Ohio Marcile Van ArsdallfGeith, Auburn, Ind. Karl Welty fdeceasedl Clara Gaston'Borcoran, Springfield, Ohio Norville Conine, Hicksville. Ohio Forder DeMuth, Indianapolis, Ind. Virgil Hoffmeister, Hicksville, Ohio 1926 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Opal Applegate'Volkert, Hicksville. Ohio Helen Armtrong'Berlin, Harrison, Pa. Bessie BakerfSpicer, Defiance, Ohio Pauline Beree, Hicksville, Ohio Doris Conine, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Madge Coon-Lower, Hicksville. Ohio Marian Correll, Cincinnati, Ohio Elsie Fox-Scott. New Philadelphia, Ohio Lucille Gingrich-Wade, Hicksville, Ohio Ethel HumbargerfKelly, Hicksville, Ohio Opal Hurni, Hicksville, Ohio Gladys Kline, Auburn, Ind. Goldie McClellan, Hicksville. Ohio Mlidred Piperffeagarden, Hicksville, Ohio Erma RexfDavis, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Beatrice WarnerfSharp, Hobart, Ind. Letta WebbfSchaifer, Newville, Ind. Esther WisefKeesberry, Hicksville, Ohio Wellington Blalock, Hicksville, Ohio Leon Carey, Hicksville, Ohio George Hanna, Hicksville, Ohio Wayne Kelley, Hicksville. Ohio Paul Lower, Hicksville, Ohio Homer Miller, Hicksville. Ohio Kenneth Mohr, Farmer, Ohio Walter Scranton, Hicksville, Ohio Harold Stauifer, Hicksville, Ohio THE HIXONIAN William Stringfellow, Cleveland, Ohio Roland Wright, Hicksville, Ohio Earl Beerbower, Detroit, Mich. Foster Moore, Hicksville, Ohio 1927 Supt. H. S. Armstrong George Gaston, Springfield, Ohio Bertha Thomas-Tustison, Hicksville, Ohio Lola BakerfMeek, Hicksville, Ohio Marian BakerfCampbell, Alto Polo, Calif. Mabel Byroade-Hymen, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Ruth Hoffman-Riener, Middletown, Ohio Ruth HirzelfHorton, Hicksville, Ohio Gertrude Hughes, Toledo, Ohio Isabelle Crouse, Toledo, Ohio Inez Mettert-Kennedy, Hicksville, Ohio Max Shrider, Hamilton, Ind. Raymond Tuttle, Chicago, Ill. Lavon Murphy, Hicksville, Ohio Richard Easler, Fostoria, Ohio Robert Welty, Hicksville, Ohio Drexel Mapes, Wenatche, Wash. Christy Hees, Hicksville, Ohio Charles Wetzel, Hicksville, Ohio Emmet Cunningham, Hicksville, Ohio Otho Poper. Hicksville, Ohio Joy McCallafSchlagel Auburn. Ind. Nona KisabethfNagy, Mark Center, Ohio Edna Koch-Hirzel, Hicksville, Ohio 1928 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Wayne Smith. Hicksville, Ohio Arley Reas, Chicago. Ill. Merton Strain fdeceasedj Wendell Wright. Hicksville, Ohio Roger Johnston, Williamsburg, Ohio Virgil Miller, Hicksville, Ohio John Meek, Hicksville, Ohio Wayne Edgar, Hicksville, Ohio William Beverly, Hicksville, Ohio Ralph Battershell, Hicksville, Ohio Lloyd Keck, Columbus. Ohio Lester Walker, Piqua, Ohio Carlin Beerbower, San Francisco, Calif. Robert Baker, Long Beach, Calif. Dwight Burlingame, Hicksville, Ohio George Wort, Hicksville, Ohio Vern Rodocker, Hicksville, Ohio Terry Clark, New York, N. Y. Glen Warner, Portland, Ore. Frederick Deatsrnan, Chicago, Ill. Milford Herrick, Madison, Ohio Voil Cottrell Cdeceasedl Jeanette RhodesfBaerlin, Edgerton, Ohio Max Steirwalt. Lima, Ohio Florence ShollfTuttle, Chicago, Ill. Richard Rowan, Hicksville, Ohio Robert Hiscox, Hicksville, Ohio Lucy Shull, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Gladys Warner-Ridenour, Hicksville, Ohio Inez Gordon-Poth, Antwerp, Ohio Florence Woodcox, Detroit, Mich. Wilda Christolfel-Rex, Hicksville, Ohio Leona ScottfTomlinson, Hicksville. Ohio Irma TustisonfKelly, Hicksville, Ohio Irene VolkertfApplegate, Hicksville, Ohio Leila WeanerfWright, Hicksville, Ohio Beatrice Kernerer, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Phyllis ArrantsfMartin, Cleveland, Ohio Genevieve Poper-Casebeer, Kendalville, Ind. Sarah Hromish-Underwood, Cleveland, Ohio Rosa ChaneyfParker, Wayne, Mich. Rachael Ames, Cleveland, Ohio Marietta Banks, Hicksville, Ohio Beulah LevyfAnkey, Dehance, Ohio Dorothy WonderlyfSeigler, Toledo, Ohio Martha Hanna, Hicksville, Ohio 1929 Supt. H. S. Armstrong .Grace SaundersfHoff, Toledo, Ohio Wayne Beerbower, Fort W'ayne, Ind. Wayne Benninghoff, Hicksville, Ohio Wilbur Beree, Hicksville, Ohio George Correll, Kalamazoo, Mich. LaVerne Engle, Hicksville, Ohio Wendell Funkhouser, Hicksville, Ohio Forest Getrost, Springfield, Ohio Robert Hoff, Toledo, Ohio LeRoy Keener, Hicksville, Ohio Maurice McCurdy, Hicksville, Ohio Lodema WinnfOtis, Hicksville, Ohio Maxine Walker, Deiiance, Ohio Ione Volkert, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Martha ThomasfKeyser, Fort VVayne, Ind. Louise SmithfWort, Hicksville, Ohio Lelah Schooley, Hicksville, Ohio Mabel RowanfSholl, Ridgeville, Ohio Bernice RexfMcCurdy, Hicksville, Ohio Alta Pickett, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Mildred Kline-Cook, Grabill, Ind. Regina KennerfMyer, Hicksville, Ohio Zoa Kelley'Killian, Hicksville, Ohio Frankie Hickman'Dickerhoof, Detroit, Mich. Kathryn DeatsmanfKreig, Hicksville. Ohio Eula Beerbower-Webster, Detroit, Mich. Rose Armstrong, Hicksville, Ohio Weldon Webster, Detroit, Mich. Walter Sholl, Ridgeville, Ohio Robert Seibert, Kalamazoo, Mich. jack Mercer, Rochester, N. Y. Fordyce McCurdy, Hicksville, Ohio Mildred Arrants-Wagner, Chicago, lll. Walter Smith, Hicksville, Ohio Marie BrennemanfCarder, Continental, Ohio 1930 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Harriet BatesfRuger fdeceasedj Marie Johnson, Detroit, Mich. LeRoy Neidhardt, Chicago, Ill. Eleanor Wonderly'Davis, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Garnette Connolly, Hicksville, Ohio Ruth CrousefLong, Warsaw, Ind. Gladys Cunningham-Carey, Hicksville, Ohio Louise Davidson, Los Angeles, Calif. Garnet DennisfKeener, Butler, Ind. Marion Dermott, Newville, Ohio Charlene Dottsfstauifer, Hicksville, Ohio Eula Lee Hart'Kenyon, Fort Wayne. Ind. Elenore Houk-Benningholf, Hicksville. Ohio Edith Kathleen Murphy. Hicksville, Ohio Madelyn Palmer-Bakel, Hicksville, Ohio Voy Ridenour, Washington, D. C. THE I-IIXONlAN Mary Rhodes'Barber, Van Wert, Ohio Regina Winn, Hicksville, Ohio Benny Baker, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Vivienne Richards, Battle Creek, Mich. Vern Hiscox, Hicksville, Ohio Loren Davis, Hicksville, Ohio joseph Conrad, Hicksville, Ohio Kenneth Byrodes, Hicksville, Ohio Leo Gessner, Hicksville, Ohio Raymond Griffith, Hicksville, Ohio Roland Tomlinson, Hicksville, Ohio Robert Thornburg, Hicksville, Ohio Ivan Ruger, Detroit, Mich. Wayne Rose, Hicksville, Ohio Robert Olson, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Carl Koch, Cleveland, Ohio Maurice Kline, Hicksville, Ohio Merle Headly, Hicksville, Ohio Marjory BlosserfRiley, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Fred Wonderly, Hicksville, Ohio Bart Blosser, Hicksville, Ohio Ruth Fisher, Ypsilanti, Mich. Valetta SnellfCroll, Hicksville, Ohio 1931 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Irene AmesfKing, Defiance, Ohio Pauline BeverlyfRidenour, Hicksville, Ohio Beatrice Brown-Ringhand, Carthage, Ohio Rose Booth, Hicksville, Ohio Marvel Driver, Hicksville, Ohio Mary Ferris, Hicksville, Ohio Claudine FullerfBurlingame, Hicksville, Ohio Carma Hootman, Hicksville, Ohio Mildred Haver, Toledo, Ohio Flora SeelyfButcher, Wabash, Ind. Florence Smithfsmith, Hicksville. Ohio Grace Hootman, Fort Wayne, Ind. Helen Hummer, Dehance, Ohio Pauline Wonderly, Hicksville, Ohio Dorothy War6eldfGetrost, Springfield, Ohio lla Wort, Hicksville, Ohio Gerald Cook, Hicksville, Ohio Wendell Meek, Hicksville, Ohio Gaylord Monroe, Hicksville, Ohio Harry Ridenour, Hicksville, Ohio Paul Beverly, Findlay, Ohio Max Connolley, Detroit, Mich. Robert Rowan, Hicksville, Ohio Lee Stierwalt, Hicksville, Ohio. Max Thomas, Hicksville, Ohio Lynn Shirley, Hicksville, Ohio Darrel Waltenberger, St. Joe, Ind. Luther Schofer, lndianopolis, Ind. LaVon Rex, Defiance, Ohio Ralph Humbarger fdeceasedj Farrel Evans, Hicksville, Ohio Lyman Dorsey, Hicksville, Ohio Harold Cook, Hicksville, Ohio 1932 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Dorothy Sinn. Hicksville. Ohio Paul Schofer, Springfield, Ohio Raymond Lilly, Westerville, Ohio Paul Carr, Hicksville, Ohio Joseph Carr, Hicksville, Ohio Roberta Neff, Cleveland, Ohio William Laub, Bryan, Ohio Mary Helena Jordan, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Wava SeeversfThompson, Hicksville, O. Walter Deatsman, Hicksville. Ohio Guy Beerbower, Antwerp, Ohio Marceline KochfGorrell, Harlan, Ind. Phyllis Elder, Hicksville, Ohio Vada Ridenour'Allen, Creston, lowa Robert Longsworth, Delaware, Ohio Herbert Ringenberg, Hicksville, Ohio Marcella Durfey, Hicksville, Ohio Lois McDonaldfGuiff, Hicksville, Ohio Leone Cleland'Blosser, Hicksville, Ohio Dorothea Ganger, Hicksville, Ohio Madonna Kenner, Hicksville, Ohio Elvin Thiel, Hicksville, Ohio Roger Rodocker, Hicksville, Ohio Lenore Robertson, Hicksville, Ohio Doris Metz-Pease, Latty, Ohio Richard Laub, Hicksville, Ohio Adah Horn-Brinker, jackson, Mich. Robert Nelson, Lansing, Mich. Marjorie Wells, Hicksville, Ohio Arlene KillianfHurni, Hicksville, Ohio Harold Camp, Hicksville, Ohio Clark Hootman, Hicksville, Ohio Evelyn KisabethfFurney, Hicksville, Oh 1933 Supt. H. S. Armstrong Supt. G. A. Patterson Dorothy Neiswender, Dehance, Ohio Eva Click. Hicksville, Ohio io Wanetta Lee Daniels. Bowling Green, Ohio Mabel Ringenberg, Toledo, Ohio Alta Laub, Oxford, Ohio Olliemay Walter, Oberlin, Ohio Virginia Cromley, Hicksville. Ohio Gladys Brewster, Hiram, Ohio Hazel Dorsey-Baker, Auburn, Ind. Opal ShullfSholl, Hicksville, Ohio Lillian Hook, Fort Wayne, lnd. Dora Rohrs, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Mildred Nell, Hicksville, Ohio Mary ShirleyfReuter, Fort Wayne, Ind. Helen WhitmanfRoot. Hicksville, Ohio George Houk, Hicksville, Ohio Oren Ridenour, Hicksville, Ohio George Rohrs, Bowling Green, Ohio Elson Brewster, Hiram, Ohio William Camp, Hicksville, Ohio Margaret Scott, Hicksville, Ohio Lillian Neidhardt, Toledo, Ohio LaVerne Poper, Hicksville, Ohio Madalyn Metz. Hicksville, Ohio Mary Carr, Hicksville, Ohio Charles Hoff, Hot Springs, Ark. Robert Weaner, Hicksville, Ohio Norman Reganall, Hicksville, Ohio Everett Brown, Columbus, Ohio Elmer Brantley, Deiiance, Ohio Franklin Kemerer, Washington, D. C. Morris Gillispie, Hicksville, Ohio William Randall, Hicksville, Ohio Andrew Dotts, Hicksville, Ohio William Rodocker, Hicksville, Ohio THE HIXONIAN Richard Thornburg, Hicksville, Ohio Harold Crouse, Hicksville, Ohio Richard Roan, Indianapolis, Ind. 1934 Allen Buck, Battle Creek, Mich. Lois Hall, Hicksville, Ohio George Koch, Antwerp, Ohio Leroy Monroe, Hicksville, Ohio Eileen LanghamfSiebenauer, Hicksville, Ohio Helen Weisz, Edgerton, Ohio Carl Rhoades, Hicksville, Ohio Theodore Neil, Hicksville, Ohio Pauline Amaden, Hicksville, Ohio Eula Faye Gorrell'Vonault, Kendalville, Ind. Loyd Hitt, Hicksville, Ohio james Holler, Fort Wayne, Ind. Ruth Houk, Hicksville, Ohio Marjory Stuckman-Grifnth, Hicksville, Ohio Max Wright, Columbus. Ohio Laura Maxwell, Oxford, Ohio james Whitehurst, Hicksville, Ohio John McComas, Hicksville, Ohio Eileen Kemerer-Carr, Hicksville, Ohio Marjorie Wort, Hicksville, Ohio Basil Peter, Hicksville, Ohio joseph Tomecek, Hicksville, Ohio Martha Monroe'Franks, Hicksville, Ohio Owen Beerbower, Fort Wayne, Ind. Iean Myers, Hicksville, Ohio La Verne Osmun-Stierwalt, Lima, Ohio Cecil Hurnbarger, Hicksville, Ohio Elton Tustison, Defiance, Ohio Anna Ricica, Fort Wayne, Ind. Opal SindellfOnstott, Hicksville, Ohio Curtis Ray, Hicksville, Ohio Catherine Horwath, Detroit, Mich. Raymond Rex, Defiance, Ohio Frank McCauley, Hicksville, Ohio Frances Olson, Hicksville, Ohio Edith KisabethfHumbarger, Bryan, Ohio Norman Rohrs, Hicksville, Ohio Iohn Meek, Hicksville, Ohio Robert Brown, Columbus, Ohio 1935 Superintendent G. A. Patterson Valona Amaden, Fort Wayne, Ind. Henry Schofer, Springfield, Ohio Merrice Hoppe, Defiance, Ohio Vivian Cromley. Fort Wayne, Ind. Madelvn McClellan, St. Joe, Ind. Doris Robertson, Fort Wayne, Ind. Adda Stierwalt, Lima, Ohio Verena Evans, Hicksville, Ohio Richard Husted, Toledo, Ohio Esther Deatsman, Hicksville, Ohio Elmer Myers, Hicksville, Ohio Lloyd Craig, Fort Wayne, Ind. Mary Alice Schaufelberger. Columbus, Ohio Derrill Connolley, Hicksville, Ohio Hazel Haver, Hicksville, Ohio Virgil Brantley, Hicksville, Ohio Dora Scott, Hicksville, Ohio Clair Arrants, Hicksville, Ohio Marian Otis, Hicksville, Ohio Dorothy Jones, Hicksville, Ohio Beulah Hinsch, Hicksville, Ohio Lee Fore. Hicksville, Ohio Robert Rhors, Hicksville, Ohio Kenneth Metz. Hicksville. Ohio Claron Laub, Hicksville. Ohio Walter Wittig, Hicksville, Ohio Mary Jane Hoff, Hicksville, Ohio Marian Smith, Ann Arbor, Mich. Eleanor Boyce, Cleveland, Ohio Virginia Olson, Columbus. Ohio Freda Dorsey, Hicksville, Ohio Helen Durfey, Hicksville, Ohio Richard Wolford, Hicksville, Ohio La. Verne Rhors, Edgerton. Ohio Bette Ganger, Hicksville, Ohio Arlinc Hook, Hicksville, Ohio Danies Hicov, Hicksville, Ohio Lillian Krontz, Hicksville, Ohio Lee McCartney, Defiance. Ohio Lucille MoorefRoan, Hicksville, Ohio Clarence Scott, Hicksville, Ohio Richard Ames, Hicksville. Ohio Blaine Webster, Hicksville, Ohio Charles Worden, Hicksville, Ohio Allen Pooer, Hicksville, Ohio Donald Eckhart, Three Rivers, Mich Alta Griest-Stoop, Auburn, Ind. 1936 Superintendent G. A. Patterson Paul Kerr, president Robert McCauley, vice president Florence Arrants, secretary Robert Pierman, treasurer Virl Rex Opal Frye Martha Rodocker E. L. Sauer LaVon Townsend Alice Applegate William Finzer Kathleen Elder George Wilderson Paul Laub Evelyne Monroe George Daniels Jack Wright Marzella Camp Clyde Oberlin Juanita Beardsley Laura Zolman Evelyn Kemerer Betty McDonald Gertrude Cottrell Reuhama Kauffman Pauline Hollar Donald McMillan Georgianna Rhodes Reyff Shirley Viviane McKinley Evelyn Keener Geraldine Stuckman Harriet Piper Doris Cottrell Robert Walter Betty Correll Charles Eadie Frances Durfey Dallas Winn Mildred Rodocker Carl Cook Leona Mack Vera Rhors Derrill Killian Florence Worden Belle Meek William Lybarger Majorie McClellan Iva Mae Dotts Mary Deatsman Margaret Cole Andrew Carr Lester Myers James Baltz Leila Moore ... THE I-IIXONIAN The City Sales, Inc. SALES FO RD SERVICE WE WILL SERVE YOU OUR BEST PI-IONE 20 I-IICKSVILLE, OI-IIO COMPLIMENTS OF Yellowstone Cafe TI-IE BEST PLACE TO EAT AFTER ALL TELEPHONE 220 RAY SOWERS. Prop. I-Iud C.: I-Iow many in your family? Max E.: Five . I-Iud: Are you the oIdesI? 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Culler Chevrolet Sales COMPLETE LINE OE GENUINE PARTS AND SERVICE PI-IGNE 353 Bob Dowell: Will you heIp The Old Ladies Home? Dick Rhodes: Where are They? George D.: May I have This dance? Jo E.: Sure, I don'T wanT IT. DerriI K.: I'd Iike To see someThing cheap in a TeIT haT. Clerk: Try This one on. The mirror's aT your righT. Conkey: I was TrighTTuIIy embarrassed when I dropped my Tork aT The banquet PaTTerson: Why, everybody drops a Tork now and Then. Conkey: Yes, buT Then everybody doesn'T drop one ouT of his coaT sleeve. Marian C.: I-IeyI Your engine's smoking. Conkey: Well, iT's oId enough. Nash Coal 84 Lumber Co. ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE SOCIETY SepTennber 3 School sTarTs. Schedules are ex- plained. SepTember 6 Miss Johns leaves Today. SepTember 9 Miss HeITon. our new commer- cial Teacher, assumes her duTies. SepTember I2 Chapel. Rev. Monroe Talks on The comparison oT one's liTe To a building. SepTember I6 SpoondriTT STaTT organizaTion. OcTober 3 Chapel. Dr. Ziegler, a missionary from India, speaks on his acTiviTies. OcTober 8 Spooky sTories, wriTTen by High School sTudenTs, were read This morning. OcTober 9 Class organizaTion. OcTober II Columbus Day chapel. OcTober I4 George Daniels gives an inTeresTing chapel Talk on his summer Travels. OcTober I6 Senior supper. OcTober 22 Rev. Schofer speaks on The value oT HonesTy . OcTober 28 Hixonian STaTT organizaTion. OcTober 29 Chapel. Max Carr, piano solo: ScripTure, Laura Zolman. OcTober 3I Ohio Chapel. November 4 NighT school. November 7 Chapel. DirecTor oT Legion play, Mr. H. M. Homier, sings. ScripTure, Doro- Thy Anne Buck. November I I ArmisTice Day: Dr. HiTT speaks on The meaning oT The day. November I3 Miss STrickland. Mrs. KeIIer's school-maTe, gives several amusing readings. November I5 Congressman Frank C. KniTTin, narraTes on properTy oT The UniTed STaTes GovernmenT, such as The Panama Canal. November I5 lP.M.I Talks on The Red Cross Or- ganizaTion by The FacuITy. November I9 Ohio Power employees Trom Lima and Van WerT demonsTraTe The ReIaTion oT Eye and ElecTriciTy. December 5 Discussion oT shells by Mrs. Arm- sTrong. December I2 Rev. CarTer speaks on TruTh. December I7 Rev. Monroe Talks on ChrisTmas TradiTions. December 20 The High School sTuclenTs pre- senT a ChrisTmas PageanT in The Gym. LasT day oT school unTil January 6, I936. I936 January 7 Alice ApplegaTe gives her Prince oT Peace speech. January 2I Mrs. Keller visiTed Today and Told oT P. T. A. card parTy To be held TonighT in The Gym. February 2I Senior Chapel. The Senior Sex- TeTTe sings Three numbers: Two girls play a piano cIueT: James BalTz reads an essay wriTTen by George Daniels: Vivian McKin- ley Talks on her opinion oT aThIeTics: Mary DeaTsman gives a resume of her High School days: BeTTy Correll reads a summary oT Lincoln's liTe. February 28 Sophomore Chapel. A quarTeT of girls sings LighTs OUT . Several OT The Sophomores read inTeresTing selecTions Trom The liTe of WashingTon. Mary Chaney plays a piano solo.. March 6 Freshman Chapel. Phyllis Kline plays a piano solo. lnTeresTing hobby Talks are given by several oT The Freshman. March 20 Junior Chapel. A big Circus is dis- played before our eyes. Many oT The Jun- iors are parTicipaTing. March 24 Rev. Moore gives an inTeresTing Talk. March 26 Miss Edna WinTers, a guesT oT Miss Schofer and a Teacher Trom EgypT and The island oT Cyprus, gives a very inTeresTing Talk on her acTiviTies. April 3 A ChemisTry and Physics demonsTra- Tion. QuiTe inTeresTing. April IO Good Friday. We all aTTencI special services. April I7 Senior Play. A grand success. May I Junior-Senior BanqueT. GreaT Things are expecTed. May I3 Senior Luncheon. MoThers oT The Class oT I936, Sponsors. May I7 BaccalaureaTe Sermon-Rev. Mr. Scho- Ter. May I9 Senior Chapel in The morning. GreaT expecTaTions. Senior Class day in The even- ing. May 20 Senior picnic. HamilTon Lake, Indiana. May 2l CommencemenT. 58 . THE HIXONIAN Meeker's Bootery DEXDALE SILK SEALED I-IOSIERY RED GOOSE SHOES COM PLIMENTS OF Oak Restaurant MRS. RUTH MYERS, Prop. See the Latest Models in Maytag Washers From 559.50 Up in I IO-Volt Electric 579.50 Up Equipped with Maytag Gas Motor tor Country I-Iomes PI-IILCO, R. C. A., VICTOR, AND ATWATER KENT RADIOS 6. E. REFRIGERATORS G. F. Burgoyne Hardware Science ancl liurnor . . . . Going ourway . . . . l-lello,gals! Double Trouble . . . . . Bicycle builllorlwo . . Senior Romeos Oul for no good . . . . . Our Main SJrree+ . . . Old faillifuls Boarding house Jrrio . . . alone al a lable for Two Romance llwal never nas waned . . Wanna liglril' . . Anna .. THE I-IIXGNIAN 115 When you come for a dinner. To malce llie repasr a success, A Slwerberl' or lce willi +l'1e meal course is nice And lce Cream for desserl' is The besr. We make il' up special in unique design, So i+'s applicable +o Hue occasion, Deliglnllul flavors and colors combine, And llwe liosless we fill willw elafion. Always serve our home-made lce Cream, ll will deliglnl every diner, l+'s Jrasle is supreme, i+'s pure, il's clean, And i+s 'rexlure decidedly liner. The Palace Of Sweets GUS KARAGEQRGE, Prop. Phone No. 87 HQME-MADE HQME-MADE ICE CREAM CANDIES THE HIXONIAN . F. G. Getrost OPTOMETRIST The Store wirh The Sireel Clock Benjamin F. Griest Optometrist 202-203 American Building Olilice Phone: Main I53 Hicksville, Ohio P. J. Murphy JEWELER PHONE 7I I25 E. HIGH ST. I-IICKSVILLE. OHIO Dammann Service Station Corner High and Spencerville S+ree'r THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE GULFLUBE OILS GULFPRIDE OILS GULF PRODUCTS Groceries I Candy Tobaccos Prompt Service is our Moilo . THE HIXONIAN Main Street Garage I-I. A. BRICKER Phone 23 Hicksville, Oliio RATES Sl.OO TO 52.00 l-lOT AND COLD WATER Palm Hotel E. JOHNSON, OWNER AND MANAGER I-IICKSVILLE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. Claude G. Hitt DENTAL SURGEON Office First National Banlc Building A. R. Smith Lumber Co. AND THEIR King Bee Coal THE HIXGNIAN . .. COMPLIMENTS GF Rank Market Star Market COMPLIMENTS OF Drs. Applegate 84 Hartley Residence Phones 74 and l57 Office Phones 34-O and 35 Ateris Market The Beit - Reasonable PROMPT DELIVERY PHONE 7 . THE HIXONIAN Fuller Oil Co. wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL GASOLINE MOBIL KEROSENE AND LUBRICATING OILS Phone 304 I-IicIcsviIIe, Ohio Hicksville Dairy PASTEURIZED MILK CREAM R. C. SKINNER PHONES 93 COMPLIMENTS OF Sunny Brook Dairy R. W. MCCAULEY AETNAIZE YOUR INSURANCE LIFE, SICKNESS AND ACCIDENT, FIRE AUTOMOBILE, PUBLIC LIABILITY, TORNADO L. E. Hart, Agent OFFICE PI-IONE ISO RES. PI-IONE 235 THE HIXONIAN ... May Bros. Food Market OUALITY OROCERY AND MEATS HOME KILLED MEATS HOME MADE LUNCH MEAT A HOME OWNED STORE TWO PHONES 30 FREE DELIVERY CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FLORAL DESIGNS AND DECORATIONS SEE Hicksville Greenhouse STEPHEN PANASUCK, Prop. Shuhrek Auto Sales Dodge and Plymouth HICKSVILLE, OHIO BE SURE TO VISIT OUR STORE FOR GIFTS AND FAVORS ON ALL OCCASIONS Battershe11's 5 84 10 In ine good old days . . . If mofner could see me now . . . Madrerminds Bufch and Spike . . Going fo ine sale, coach? . . . . Senior quarfeiie . . . Quiet please Romance on ine rocks . . . Camera siwy . . Home from school Dan and Mickey . . Wai+ing on some one . . . . . Beginning of a briglwi fufure THE HIXONIAN . IN SPRING OR SUMMER WINTER OR FALL OUR BAKERY IS READY TO ANSWER YOUR CALL FOR ROLLS, BREAD OR PASTRIES OF ANY KIND BREAD MADE ONLY AS GOOD BREAD IS MADE Fetzefs Bakery PI-IONE I6O BEST WISI-IES FROM The Hicksville National Bank IEE! START SAVING WI-IILE YOU ARE YOUNG WE WILL I-IELP YOU THE HIXONIAN COM PLIIVIENTS OF Huber Theatre The Hicksville Produce Co. WE PAY MARKET VALUE POULTRY CREAM EGGS COMPLIIVIENTS OF Miller Manufacturing Co. Manuiacrurers of FARMING TOOL HANDLES COMPLIMENTS OF Paul Tustison S O I-I I O ATLAS TIRES ATLAS BATTERIES X70 GASOLINE AND LUBRICATINC5 OILS THE HIXONIAN ... Gamble Agency Store AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES WASI-IINC5 MACHINES RADIOS LIGI-IT I-IARDWARE, ETC. AT PRICES TI-IAT ARE RIGI-IT The Ohio Power Co. Electric Service Hoffman Drug Store I-IICKSVILLE, OI-IIO WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAOE BUT YOUR GOOD WILL MORE . THE I-IIXONIAN MAXWELL BROS. ALL THE NEW AND LATEST STYLES FOR SUMMER WEAR A Sport Suits Sport Oxfords Sport Hats Sport Sweaters - ,.- ALL THE NEW SHADES IN FLANNEL AND SUMMER TROUSERS - l COME IN AND HAVE A LOOK EVEN IF YOU AREN'T READY TO BUY YOU'LL ALWAYS BE WELCOME MAXWELL BROS. Piano Solo ...,,,,... 1 THE HIXONIAN -rw 3 l i Compliments of Garver Drug Store The Rexall Store ' Hicksville, Ohio Muwini BANOLIET MENU Shredded Chicken Mashed' Poiaioes wiih Giblei' Gravy ABuHerecl Asparagus Tips Spring Salad Rolls , Pickles i J Ice Cream Calle Colllee - PROGRAM Lyndall Siahl-McCaIIa, '20 Nina Phillips-Schauielberger, '08 Mary Burgoyne-Culler, '22 FAVOR Irma Tusiison-Kelley. '28 Leah Hilliard-I-Iari, 'I3 Esiher I-Iowensiine, 'I9 Esiher Wise-Keesberry. '26 Pauline Beverly-Ridenour, '3I Opal Hurni, '26 Rose Arrnsfronq, '29 Madge Coon-Lever, '26 MAY 22 I nvocaiion ...,,,. Song Eesi, ,,,,. . Welcome ..,,, Response ....,A... Junior Roasi ..,,..., Reading ..,...,..,,,..., Les? we forge? Buiier ' elly Impromiu speeches Alumni Song COMMITTEES INVITATION Eslher Miller-Cahill, '2I Efhel Er 'IO Yi Elhel Cahill-Miller, 'OI Freda Maxwell-Shull. 'I9 Berniece Swan-Beerbower, '20 Mariha Weniworih-Applegaie, '22 DECORATION Edna Koch-I-lirzel, '27 Claudine Puller-Burlingame, '3I Louise Smifh-Worl, '29 Marie Blosser-Carr. 'I4 Lucille Schooley-Craig. '25 Leiha Walienberger-Kuhl, 'Ib N PROGRAM Peiiii, ' '82 George Paiie rson, ' I 4 ...,,,A..,,..Bessie I-Iusier, '09 ...A.,........,,,PauI Kerr, '36 ........,.EdiIh Rank, '03 Seieciions ,,,..,,, ,,,,,...,,, Juni ors ary Ferris, '3 I ..,,,,...-,ABC Seleciions MENU Clara Maxwell-Maslin, '96 Della Maxwell-I-Iilberi George Paiierson, 'I4 SPOONDRIFT Marjorie Worr, '34' V Pauline Arnaden, '34 Lois I-IaII, '34 ' Music A U George Worf, '28 Laurence Hari, 'I4 '88 .72