Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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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

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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

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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.