Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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RKOMP'l'ERS MR. PAUL DAVIS Besides being one of our Senior Class ad- visors, Mr. Davis teaches three science classes-- biology, chemistry, and physics--and is the ad- visor of our school annual, the Hixonian. He attended college at Huntington and received his B. S. degree at the University of Michigan SFNIOK CLASS ADVISORS MR. ROGER CHANEY Mr. Chaney, our other important Senior Class advisor, had -extensive training in Ohio State University where he received a B.S. degree in both Commerce and Education. Mr. Chaney teaches eighth grade civics and industrial arts. Sponsored by The Purity Bakery

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SM. 'O' , , PROMPT ERS MISS LOIS HOLTMEYER Miss Holtmeyer teaches Freshman and Sopho- more English and Latin. She has assisted with several extra-curricular dramatic productions and supervises the G.A.A. Miss Holtmeyer at- tended Bowling Green State University where she received her B.S. degree in Education. MRS. BLANCHE DAVIS Mrs. Davis has concluded her second year with us at Hicksville. She serves as our visit- ing teacher and is a welcome addition to the teaching staff. Mrs. Davis attended Northland College in Ashland, Wisconsin, where she re- ceived her A.B. degreeg then she went to the University of Wisconsin and the University of Colorado. Sponsored by Bil1man's Drive In

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SENIOR CLI-XSS i-IISTORY As the opening night of our enormous play draws near, we experience mixed emotions of gladness and regret. Our years of rehearsing together are soon to be ended as we approach our Commencement and prepare ourselves for a still greater production in which we shall be enacting characters of various types. When we 'tried-out' for parts in this massive production as first grade students, we knew little of what lay ahead but now we know only this--tha.t every day brought with it new experiences, joys, and enlightenments. The insignificant little programs with which we struggled, the music concerts we presented and our unforgettable operetta, 'Under the Greenwood Tree'--all of these are very dim memories but we think of them with the same tender thoughts that we will soon apply to our more important activities of the present. After passing those inevitable, fearful experiences of a Freshman, we became very enthusiastic about high school. However, this and the Sophomore year proved to be quite uneventful in com- parison to the Junior year. Our first activity was the incomparable play, 'fPeck's Bad Boy . Our next task was the editing of the Spoondrift with the aim of making it superior to previous ones. A f'Starlight Roof' was the theme we used for the junior-Senior Banquet in May which we sponsored as a farewell to the Class of '46. And thus we come to the final dramatic act--staged during our Senior year at Hicks- ville High School. From the very first we worked together harmoniously in the edit- ing of the Hixonian. On New Year's Eve we were sponsors of a formal program dance which proved to be a splendid success. This year the general trend of senior activities was somewhat changed. Instead of the customary Carnival following our traditional Coronation Ceremonies, A Senior Variety Show was presented. At our Class Play, the myster-comedy-drama, The Spider's Webf, we held the audience spell-bound and terror-stricken, throughout. The most festive of all occasions was the Junior-Senior Banquet in May. The Class of '48 sponsored a magnificent supper, program and dance for us with a theme predominating. Now we are fully prepared for the climax of this eventful production--the Graduation Ceremonies and the Bac- calaureate Services. The class valedictorian and salutatorian expressed the senti- ments of the graduates of the Class of '47 in their addresses on May 21. Before the curtain falls there is always the ffdenouementn,--the ending--and ours was a happy ending. The entire class with its sponsors and chaperons journeyed on an excursion to Chicago. The planned tours, the stage plays,--every major and minor incident are all experiences which we shall never forget. It was all a very appropriate finale for so great a production. And now as a ffcurtain call , we, the leading charac- ters of this play, wish to whole-heartedly thank each and every one of our sponsors and producers who have helped and guided us through the years with their untiring efforts. Whatever fame or success we may achieve in the future may we say Uwe owe it all to the teachers and H. H. S. Sponsored by Fidelity Printing Service