Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1948 volume:

Q Mg, R 7' ww' S ? C-is 44 , N, I Aff . , 2 ' In i x XXX L , X L Q? b. 'I ff! !! . JV' ff B I Qt: g 'QF' I -:isis f- - :uri - li :mul '55 Lllllil :::::::l. .!!Es 4 . .. Qlmwwf5fffMWU'zfzz ! . 4 . .i. ADMINISTRATION PAGE Mr. H. R. Hinton, Principal Mrs. Zanna Weber, Secretary Mr. R. C. Fox, Superintenden Mr. Claron Hilbert, Clerk Mr. Glen Countryman, Board of Education Dr. R. E. Hofmeister, Board of Education Mr. Mervin Applegate, Board of Education Dr. C. G. Hitt, President, Board of Education Mr. F. T. McCa11a, Board of Education Page Su: Mildred Bridenbaugh-Biology, Physical Educationg Sophomore Advisor Bernice Bungard-Jr.-High-Seventh Grade Advisor Roger Chaney-Industrial Arts-Senior Advisor Mary Culler-Commercial-Senior Advisor Paul Davis-Science- Freshman Advisor Lois Holtmeyer-English and Latin-Junior Advisor Esther Howenstine-Home Economics-Freshman Advisor Howard Lykens-Coach-Social Studies-Eighth Grade Advisor Betty Paxton-English-Speech-Junior Advisor O. C. 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IV ::,f.:gi:5,3,g,,gQ vb kfi. 1 I ern! 41' Q43 df' wit' A 1 ,.-1:xTl,.-fk XNEHQ' N ' I up r I . sg' ' va - A ,xfx :I'm'3g..', , I , 1 fgvg 'L bl, rn 01,6 I -I X' ':f5L mai' 9-:Zig ?':'1 fi1 Page Eleven ,, v , A N 3 :vm 3-I? U , tin , ,i 2:25451-is af 1. .rr ' N!-Vit DOROTHA AMES ' 'Dortie' ' What do I live for, if not to make life less difficult for others. F.H.-A.g G.A.A.g Commercial Clubg Spoondrift. DOROTHY BEERBOWER rrDOrtyn Don't think you're too good, there is always some one who is better than you. 4-Hg Girls Chorusg Mixed Chorusg F.H.A.g Commercial Clubg Spoondrift. if - fu 4 Me: yr + x ,e ye , ' A ' km-A I li IUANITA BANKS ' 'I.B. ' ' F.H.A. Cafeteriag Commercial Clubg Spoondriftg Hixoniang Office Girl. P ge Twelve 4 X ROBERT BAILEY Bob Either you is or you ain't. Rotary. - LE LAH BEVERLY DICKIE Live today for there may be no tomorrow. F.H.A.5 G.A.A.5 Commercial Clubg Spoondriftg Office Girlg I-Iixonian. GENE BROWN ' Tex Pick out a goal and then go for it. Soft Ballg Footballg Rotary. JOANNE CROMWELL Ioan- -ie Let us have faith that right makes might and dare to do our duty as we understand it F.H.A.3 G.A.A.g 4-H5 Soft Ballg Trackg Student Councllg Cheer- leaderg Librariang Spoondriftg Commercial Clubg Ir. Class Playg Office Girlg Court. William CLE LAND ' 'Bi11 It is a long, long trail from his head to his toe. Student Councilg F.F.A.g Basket- ballg Chorusg Class Officerg Boys Stateg Ir. Class Playg Spoondriftg Footballg Rotary: Hixoniang Court. Pg T,l'lCYl Keep away from gir1s.' Trackg Footballg Rotary. MARIE CROUSE B10ndie' ' Difficulty is but sand thrown on the path of life to keep you from sldddingl' Girls Chorusg 4-H5 F.H.A.g Mixed Chorusg Office Girlg Latin Clubg Library Clubg Spoondriftg Ir. Class Playg Hixonian. JACK BROWN Satch L i ,hi 1-H f I Jn' ll R . I U mul 'A -it-Six G Rf .I I' .. I'.. I. f.-wwf I. I I ' WI' H IP., 'Za IP. I . I I ,, pl , ' I I I '- - I I Ia 1 I ' I V. KI' I .. jjj 'fy I I. ,. V I ' I 'i I I I I -J' ,J.,1, '- I .. I' I ' I I .IN I I . I 1I I , I' ' I 1 I 5 'ms I SV'- X , I 1 'lp I fi-ff . I I 'LY' ,g V- SI: 11,411 I J JI S04 I . II. ,MI I r ,.. 1 I. Jul' ,f 'N Red' ' Always Ready. Hlxoniang Rotary. CARROLL HETZ' Plank A... . , asf-A -wif' may You can't always be a hero, q'R, . but you can always be a man. Q9 1 Zz , F.F.A.g Basketballg Commer- WILLIAM HANDY ' gialufllubg Spoondriftg Footballg HAH work and no play 1 Y' terrible. 5 r Rotary. ww .9 Ppge Fourteen GENE GLOOR ' 'Rudy What's done cannot be undone. Basketballg Trackg F.F.A.g Footballg Rotaryg Court. IMOGENE HINSCH B0bbie' ' Do all you can thats all any- 7 one expects of you.' F.H.A.3 Commercial Clubg Spoondriftg Library Clubg Hixonian. VPU 1 HUNTSINGER Clsta-.nil Always on time. Footballg Baseballg Rotary. FLOYD KIMPLE Beans Late to bed, Late to rise. Basketballg Footballg Rotary. .v 55 761206 Wanna DUAYNE ' 'Try anything once. ' ' Student Councilg Boy Scoutsg Trackg Footballg Commercial Clubg Rotary. Page Fifteen ,ani ELINOR KALLSEN Ronnie Live today, for tomorrow you may die. G.A.A.g Monitorg Latin Clubg Commercial Clubg Office Girlg Spoondriftg Hixonian. RUTH LANTZ Babe Ruth Don't believe everything you hear and don't let your eyes deceive you. Chorusg G.A.A.5 F.H.A.g Bandg Commercial Club. , V t w i A E -Av., Y N Z . WILLAGENE MANON ' 'Willie' ' 'The right angle to approach a difflcult proposition is the try-angle. Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Com- mercial Clubg Spoondriftg Chorusg Courtg Hixonian. MARY ANN MORTON llAnnie!! Hitch you wagon to a Star. Bandg G.A.A.3 Chorusg Latin Clubg Class Officerg Commer- cial Clubg Spoondriftg Ir. Class Playg Office Girlg Hixonian. ORA MILLER Lepper' ' Never quit shooting until the last ball is off the table. Class officerg Trackg Latin Clubg Chorusg Footballg Bandg Cheerleaderg Spoondriftg Hix- oniang Courtg Rotary. Pug: Sixteen MTW' DAVID MILLER General I-come, I see, I go. Bandg Trackg Boy Scoutg Latin Clubg Spoondrlftg Commercial Clubg Footballg Basketballg Rotaryg Hixoniang Court. ANNA NEIDHARDT ' 'Ann' ' Don't feel despondent for the sun has a sinking spell every day but rises every morning. G.A.A.g Class Officerg 4-Hg Glee Clubg Cheerleaderg Com- mercial Clubg Office Girlg Ir. Class Playg Spoondriftg Student Councllg Chorusg Court. . we ae. -14 VIRGINIA NE LSON Ginny The heart carries a lantern for the mind. Girls Glee Clubg F.H.A.g Mixed Chorusg Spoondriftg National Typing Contestg Libraryg Commercial .Clubg District Typing Contestg Ir. Class Playg 4-Hg Homecoming Queeng Office Girlg Hixoniang Court. DICK PERKINS Dickey Seeing is Believing. Bandg Latin Clubg Boy Scoutsg Footballg Chorusg Ir. Class Playg Spoondriftg Commercial Clubg Basketballg Double Quartetg Rotaryg Hixonian. Qfbfif We iisjx. ,gf U -:z fl' ' Q 1 t 31 , -I af t. ,, a t N 15 'e F S' 1-- . t im ., F1 fbi A 5 , t Q.,-, 5 I VIRGIL PEARSON Pete To have friends, you must be a friend. Basketballg Footballg F.F.A.g Commercial Clubg Spoondriftg Class Officerg Rotaryg Boys Stateg Hixoniang Court. Pan Seventeen ft X V222-sv IACK PANICO P0nch Not for myself alone, but for all. Basketballg Baseballg Rotary. ARNOLD PHILIPS Spec Safety First. Trackg Footballg Rotary. l Wen -Q.-L. fir DELOY PRESTON Gandy Never be prepared. Trackg Boy Scoutsg Footballg Latin Club, Commercial Clubg Spoondriftg Hixoniang Rotary. LEON THIEL Oge Todays footprints are tomor- rows paths. Track, Basketballg Footballg Spoondriftg Rotary. ye, 1 6 1 Wi? IUNIOR SCOTT Seth Keep em flying CPaper wads.l' Trackg Boy Scout, Basketball, Rotary. Page Eighteen SR --Q .,, PATSY SCHOOLEY Bubb1es'l It was a tough struggle, Maw, but I made it. Track, F.H.A.g Softballg G.A.A. Spoondriftg Commercial Clubg Cafeteriag Court. LARAYNE TIMBROOK ' 'Timmie ' ' Love many, Hate few, but al- ways paddle your own canoe. 4-H3 Glee Club, F.H.A.g Cafe- teriag Spoondriftg Commercialg Office Girlg Hixonian. 3 BETTY TOM LINSON 4 cTommyr 2 The best things in life are free. G.A.A.3 Girls Softball Teamg Trackg 4-Hg Chorusg Latin Clubg Student Councilg Spoon- driftg Commercial Clubg Office Girlg Class Officerg Bandg Hlxoniang Court. DORIS WINN Windy Character is like a diamond that scratches all other stones. G.A.A.3 Trackg Girls Softball Teamg Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Girl Scoutsg 4-Hg F.H. A.g Spoondriftg Ir. Class Playg Commercial Clubg Courtg Llbraryg Hixonian. E LOISE VOGHT ' 'Marty' ' What I learn with pleasure, I shall never forget. Chorusg Girls Glee Clubg F.H. A.3 Bandg Spoondriftg Commer- cial Clubg G.A.A.3 Office Girlg l-lixonian. Pm Ninauen 1? , :ffm M und? MERVIN VOLKERT Burl' ' Pm glad there are no two alike. F.F.A.g Footballg Bandg Jr. Class Playg Spoondriftg Com- mercial Clubg Rotaryg Hixonian. LEILA WONDERLY Lee Good things in life are hard to get. Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Bandg F.H.A.3 Commercial Clubg Spoondrlftg Ir. Class Playg Office Girly I-lixoniang Court. i ALICE 1oNEs To make friends, always be a friend. F.H.A.g 4-H3 Cafeteriag Com- mercial Clubg Spoondrlftg Office Girly Hixonian. A LLEN YAREGR Petunia With the ropes of the past I ring the bells of the future. Boy Scoutsg Commercial Clubg Spoondriftg Libraryg Boys State Court. riff? PAT WYCKOFF Lefty A smile goes a long way. G.A.A.g Trackg Girls Softballg Chorusg Latin Clubg Commer- cial Clubg Office Girlg Spoon- driftg Librariang Jr. Class Playg Band. Page Twenty THERESA WONDERLY ' 'K:ld Prepare for the worst, and take what comes. F.H.A.3 Commercial Clubg Spoondrift. ALBERT ZUBER Al Do what you can today so you won't have to do it tomorrow. Trackg Class Officerg Spoon- driftg Libraryg Commercial Clubg Student Councllg Rotaryg Courtg Hixonlan. V X ff? ff I , fl' ,f ,f 1 f f iwgffwg W X- I '. x A' A f,l'4?. 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WERE IIERE If one could turn back the pages of time to September, 1942, you would see 68 shy and bashful seventh graders roaming the corridors of our high school building. They would be asking questions like these - Where's room 37 - What subject do we have now ?'LorJ'Why do we have to run up and down stairs so much? We also felt that the secondary curriculum should be changed so as to allow us time for recess. Strangely enough these shy and backward creatures turned out to be the Class of '48, After adjusting ourselves, we elected our officers who were Ora Miller, Floyd Kimple, and Carol Sackrider-President, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer res- pectively. We had Mrs. Culler and Mr. Kunkle as our advisors. Our two class parties consisted of contests, dancing, and refreshments. Next year, for some reason, 58 of us returned as big kids , in other words, eighth graders. The officers elected were as follows: President, Betty Tomlinson, vice-president, Pat Wyckoff and secretary-treasurer, Deloy Preston. Our class parties were about the same as our seventh grade parties. By this time we were Freshmen, we felt that this whole cycle had started over, for now, our hair would almost stand on end when anyone mentioned initiation , Calming ourselves, we elected Ora Miller as President, Naomi Lantz as vice-presi- dent, and Anna Neidhardt as secretary-treasurer. The sponsor for our class, which now totaled 57, was Mr. Snorf. At last, as Sophomores, we could be free from all fears concerning initiation. We chose Dick Moore as President, Bill Cleland as vice-president, and Anna Neidhardt as secretary-treasurer. The majority vote of our 56 members determined as our motto- Life is but a picture, so paint it well , our class flower-white carnation, and green and white as our class colors. Finally, that glad day came when we met with our officers and sponsor, Mrs. Culler, to order our class rings and pins. With our total now down to 47, we entered school as the Junior Class. Many in our class were active members in band, chorus, Latin Club, G.A.A., F.F.A., basket- ball, football and many others, therefore, it kept us all busy trying to earn money to cover our expenses. We feel that we were very successful in our Junior year, which included three main undertakings. We published the Spoondrift every two weeks, our junior-Senior Banquet theme, Spring in a Dutch Garden seemed to go over very well, and last, but certainly not least, our class play, The Amazing Maudie Starr , was received so well by the public that it was more financially successful than any Junior Class Play given since 1941. We elected officers as follows, Pete Pearson, Presidentg Anna Neidhardt, vice-presidentg Betty Tomlinson, secretary, and Albert Zuber, treasurer. Our sponsors were Mr. Zimmerman and Miss Moores. As Seniors, we chose Pete Pearson as President, Bill Cleland as vice-president, Betty Tomlinson as secretary, and Albert Zuber as treasurer. Mrs. Culler and Mr. Chaney, our capable advisors, helped us through a very happy, eventful, and memor- able Senior year. We selected maroon robes with white tassels for Commencement and Baccalaureate. S September 2, 1947, marked the last time we would enter H.H.S. as students. As Seniors, when trying to realize that this was our last year of school, we found a tiny fear, or maybe I should say wonder, of what the new phase of life would be like. Many of the remarks that we made, wishing we were out of school, have been changed to, I can't believe that I'm a Senior! or Gee, I'm gonna' hate to graduate . But, thinking still deeper we know that the best part is yet to come and with this thought in mind, we carry on as future citizens of what we hope to keep a peaceful world. -by Betty Tomlinson P g Twenty-Iwo CLASS WILL I, Dorotha Ames, will and bequeath my ability to have fun, to my sister, Delores, providing she doesn't have more than I did. I, Bob Bailey, will and bequeath my ability in history, to my brother, Richard. We, Juanita Banks and Alice jones, will and bequeath our inseparable companion- ship to Carole Durre and Nova Monroe. I, Dorothy Beerbower, will and bequeath my ability to annoy Mr. Lykens during study hall to Janice Davis, providing she doesn't overdo it. I, Lelah Beverly, will and bequeath my ability to study in study hall to my brother, Carl. I, Gene Brown, will and bequeath to my brother, Dick, my ability in English, pro- viding I have any ability. I, lack Brown, will and bequeath my football ability to Junior Hinsch, providing he doesn't smoke cigarettes to sttuit his growth. I, William Cleland, will and bequeath to Bob Scott, my ability to read teachers' personal letters. I, jo Anne Cromwell, will and bequeath to Dave Zimmerman Kwho is already a good jerkl, my ability to be a good soda jerk. I, Marie Crouse, will and bequeath my ability to grow long fingernails in a hurry to Waneta Potter, providing she doesn't chew them off. I, Richard Daniels, will and bequeath my seat in English class to Bill Hostetler. We, Gene Gloor and Leon Thiel, will and bequeath our athletic abilities to Eppie Battershell, providing he doesn't smoke too many Earl Marshals. I, William Handy, will and bequeath to my sister, my ability in mathematics. I, Carroll Hetz, will and bequeath to Larry Schaufelburger, my nickname, Plank I, Imorene Hinsch, will and bequeath to anyone who wants it, my seat in civics class. I, Stanley Huntsinger, will and bequeath my ability to remember locker numbers to Kenny Horn. I, Elinor Kallsen, will and bequeath to my brother and sister, Carl and lean, my position as art editor on I-lixonian and Spoondrift, providing they work as hard as I did. I, Duayne Kennedy, will and bequeath, to any junior, my parking place behind the school building. I, Floyd Kimpel, will and bequeath my seat in civics class to lack Hostetler, pro- viding I don,t decide to keep it another year. I, Ruth Lantz, will and bequeath my ability to concentrate in a noisy study hall, to anyone who finds it difficult. I, Willagene Manon, will and bequeath my love for the piano, to Carole Durre, knowing she will treat it as kindly as I have. I, David Miller, will and bequeath to Bob Fry, my ability to get soaked with moisture floating in the air during lab period. I, Ora Miller, will and bequeath to LeMar Keener my snooker cue, providing he doesn't shoot better than I. I, Dick Moore, will and bequeath my ability in advanced math to Jack Bauer. I, Mary Ann Morton, will and bequeath my love for all sports to Peggy Dull, knowing she'll cheer for the boys as much as I did. I, Anna Neidhardt, will and bequeath to my brother, Ed, my ability to get to school at the last minute in the morning, providing he doesn't get up before 8:40. Pill Twenty-three I, Virginia Nelson, will and bequeath to my sister, Carma, my 80-word typing pin, when and if I receive it in the near future. I, lack Panico, will and bequeath my strength to Russell Hinsch. I, Virgil Pearson, will and bequeath to Nub Kees, the one and only hair on my chest plus the numerous fuzz and only hope that he gets teased as much as I have. I, Richard Perkins, will and bequeath my ability to get to school at the last possi- ble minute to Bob Scott, providing he is never late. I, Arnold Phillips, will and bequeath my water fighting equipment in physics class to Bob Scott. I, Deloy Preston, will and bequeath my deadly aim when water fighting in physics and chemistry, to LeMar Keener. I, Patsy Schooley, will and bequeath my quiet ma.nners to Tom Blosser, providing he isn't too quiet. - I, LaRayne Timbrook, will and bequeath my big brown eyes to Patty Saltzman, providing she doesn't wink at all the boys. I, Betty Tomlinson, will and bequeath my blushing to Elva Zuber, providing she remembers it is a sign of youth. Cat least I hope it isj I, Eloise Voght, will and bequeath to Dorothy Beverly, my place in shorthand, providing she doesn't do better than I did. I, Mervin Volkert, will and bequeath my position as right guard on the football team, to Max Preston. I, Doris Winn, will and bequeath to Ioan Wilson, my ability to laugh at the wrong time, providing she doesn't make a fool of herself. I, Leila Wonderly, will and bequeath to anybody who is not ticklish on his feet, my habit of keeping money in my shoes. I, Theresa Wonderly, will and bequeath my ability to meet the public to my sister, Genevieve. I, Pat Wyckoff, will and bequeath to Eppie Battershell, my ability to get along with Pat Schooley. I, Allen Yarger, will and bequeath to Mr. Rodocker, my butch hair cut, providing he doesn't wear it out like he did his. I, Albert Zuber, will and bequeath to any worthy person who likes to work, my position as class treasurer. Page Twenty-jour ULASS PRUPIIEUY As I get ready to climb into my bed, I wonder what I and all my classmates will be doing 10 or 15 years from now. Ho-hum, I sure am tired, I think, as I go off to sleep. Hey, what's this? Here I am flying through the air in a funny contraption that resembles an airplane. Why there's another one just passing me and another one! The sky is full of them. I think perhaps I am dreaming, but just then a girl in a long skirt taps me on the shoulder. I find out to my amazement, that she is none other than Anna Neidhardt, the air hostess and that I am personally being conducted all over the world so that I might see all of the places where my classmates are. My trip is being sponsored by Dick Perkins, who is now the President of the United States. His bodyguard, I am told, is none other than that well-known man about town, Bill Cleland. Soon, we are passing over Hicabilly, Utah. I hear that Dortie Ames and Theresa Wonderly own a dude ranch here, and have Gene Brown and Bob Bailey employed as ranch hands. Next, we are flying over Poncho, Wyoming and I see on my list that Ora Miller is the president of that well-known club called the 'fSnooker Fan Club . I also see that jack Brown holds a prominent office in the club, being the treasurer. We fly on again. Soon we are passing over the great navy base of Whamasham, Kansas. Three of my old classmates are in training here. You are right, they are Deloy Preston, Stanley Huntsinger, and Bill Handy. Next, we come to Picadilly, Missouri. I look on my list and see that Alice jones and Juanita Banks are employed at Jack Panico's yo-yo factory. Alice makes the yo- yos and Juanita attaches the strings. We fly on, and the next town is Ping-Pong, Illinois. I see on my list that Pat Schooley has done much in the educational field by building a special school for poor immigrants. Employed at Schooley's School are Plank Hetz, teaching the gym classes, Virginia Nelson, teaching commercial subjects, Dave Miller, teaching chemistry and biology, Doris Winn, teaching dramatics, Willagene Manon, teaching Latin and English, Elinor Kallsen, teaching art, and Albert Zuber, teaching history. We fly over low and just catch a part of Cheer, Cheer for old Ping-Pong I-Iigh'. Next we come to Ouch, Indiana, in which Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pearson own a small chicken farm. When asked why they bought a chicken farm, Betty remarked that they wished to carry on the tradition of The Egg and I . Going on, we are soon flying over good old Hicksville, Ohio. I see that several of my classmates have preferred H to any other place. We see that Seth Scott and Allen Yarger own and operate the Scott-Yarger Dairy. Their milk, I am told, is absolutely the best anywhere since Mervin Volkert, the well-known scientific farm- er, has developed a new germ killer which he has sold to them exclusively to use in their milk. We also see the Red Pastry Shoppe owned entirely by Red Daniels. Then we see that Leon Thiel has started a theater of his own in Hicksville. He has LaRayne Timebrook employed as ticket seller and Dorty Beerbower as ticket taker. After checking Hicksville off my list, we are again on our way and the next stop is none other than New York City. We see here that famous, well-known, social work- er Io Anne Cromwell has started a special organization for women only. Their motto is What Good are Men? We'll Take A Good Horse Any Day. After checking Io off my list, we make a landing at Finnegan, Maine, to refuel before making our round-the-world voyage. We are very surprised tq see Duayne Kennedy and Arnold Phillips employed as mechanics. They refuel our plane, and we proceed across the Atlantic feeling much safer after such superior workmanship on our plane. Pg: YUM!!!-Fl A few hours later we reach Paris, and Whose picture should we find on all the billboards but Pat Wyckoff's. There's one we can see from our airplane. Let,s see now, it reads- Why Koff? Use our new Sasaprillo Extract. -We decide we must try some sometime, as it must be good if Pat is advertising it. Next we are flying over Arabia. We see on our list that Eloise Voght is starting a new revolutionary movement here. She is teaching the Arabs the intoxicating ways and customs of the United States. Soon after, we are flying over No Chow, China. Here we find Gene Gloor and Floyd Kimple owning a small Chinese restaurant, and who should they have selling their chop suey but Ruth Lantz and Lela.h Beverly. We decide we have spent enough time in the Orient, so we start on our long flight back to the United States. We stop at Tapooka, Hawaii to refuel before flying on home. Believe it or not, we see Mary Ann Morton teaching the natives the Hawaiian War Chant, American style. We then continue our long flight home, and reach the United States in a surpris- ingly short time. I see on my list that there is just one more stop. We circle on up to Lemon, Canada, where Imogene Hinsch is training to be a mounted policeman- pardon me, a mounted policewoman. At last I can breathe a sigh of relief, as everyone is safely checked off my list. I then start back for Washington to carry my report to Dick. Oh-what,s happening? The plane is falling! It's crashing! Ouch, my head! What's this? I,ve fallen out of bed! Then it was all a dream after all. Well anyway it was a lot of fun. ' iby Marie Crouse Page Twenty-six yltafwa-fx-1 f.b .-9' L ' , 2 4 , 3 cv Q G 91 f Willagene Manon Valedictorian 22.12 Im 1 x QAvfMff'i5l fMXS! f NM :THOSE CHOSEN FOR THE COURT FOR 1948 WERE: King - Virgil Pearson. Queen - Betty Tomlinson. Crown Mistress - Anna Niedhardt. Crown Bearers - Joyce Wonderly, Jimmy Cromwell. Most Athletic - JoAnne Cromwell, William Cleland. Wittiest - Patsy Schooley, Gene Gloor. Most Likely to Succeed - Virginia Nelson, Allen Yarger Best Personality - Doris Winn, Albert Zuber. Most Studious - Willagene Manon, David Miller. Musical- Leila Wonderly, Ora Miller. Page Twenty-dlhl :AT , ,w uf' X-If s -v- yi s kgylsw- ' , x 51 3:-, 4 ,..,vExf '5S:-Q.x,28, fi ,. Z I , N ..,. 1 'iqflfi v5v7f'7' ff if fjigh, ,ii , D D , xi - K hs, E , S .F 5 I X H3 3 'M H N X Wg ' . if ' ug.: I 9 0 Q I 3' ' M, Ei? F. S N Q Q li kr ,,,, 19 me ' ek.: gl. x ff :522151:-2Y'?'f5'f'Z'2--'w 4' Q V i l .w f : w,.,ws , 'If X '02 X' ' 'ii-Q fx W: 55 :gg H., ., f, if sf. V 5' 1, . wkuflwa 34, JJ- ' - ,ww f m1Q a-uamw . FQ- ' , an .7.,.m . :jpg .3 -1'- . A . ff, 1 4-1 ? ., ,X Q. ' - fy,-W Y. vida c ' V . I 2 'Y' u 'I , rg--3 1 . 3.2, :Q Lkwfgf X - . 49 Page Twenty-nine V Y QW9 HKZZ wwf? fum' uc..-of X RRR! ' K . -. w . 'Nz , 1 Q3 1 .- . PN '75 Ba, wc, my Bow '42 12,47 . nv Snmuus vt 1582- V if W1 XC' f1ff'f.' fmkyfi f A A X f' QQ Q -if Elini f I ' 4 Km Bmw QQ Q S M fb 5259 Q Xxx : 4. 9 5. 1 O. Jo Q. x I Q, . 9 'Q f 1, 'Ms ' ax r .n W Page Thirty-one I n ,sg 'C' -,,s .+...,,. J-'fag , f A Asa . , EE N X. Bob Mastin Gwen Kreg Carlton Husted Janice Davis X f gf Doris Schooley Dick Moore Ruth Babcock Robert Fry -212' . B for IE ,f Robert Brickel Theresa Bauer Martha Townsend Donna McFeeters ,,1,,,,. Io Ann Stauffer Mary Lou Singleton Dorothy Tustison Dorothy Beverly Page 11-iny-:wo 77592, W' JMS? Ruth V an Horn 5,-f 1v1'51'f i26'6ii1r I, - l Q Harriett Cottrell Lloyd Smith ...mv ff'- N, .. 1 Ut. , jack Hostetler Elva Zuber John Adams 'Qo- xf' 1,11 f Q Nancy Davis Bob Scott Carol F03 bf' x i ' ,P , A l .. -Q 1 jack Wilson Genevieve Wonderly Dick Kuhl C? Patsy Allen Raymond Johnson Mary Bauer Pago Thirty-three HIUST ABOUT THERE When we first caught sight of the new building, Hohsv and Hahsv were heard everywhere. That year there were fifty-two of us youngsters, and Miss jones and Mr. Ricketts, our advisors, helped us through our first year in junior High. Our class officers were: Otha Hook, President, vice-president, Harold Silvers, and secretary-treasurer, Harriett Cottrell. Our second year in Iunior High was spent under the successful leader- ship of Mr. Rodocker. Gabriel Katons was President, Kexmeth Horn, vice- president, and Johnny Adams, secretary-treasurer. The Freshman year came and found everyone quite happy, for at last we were in high school. This year was spent under the guidance of Mr. Zimmerman. Our class officers were: Bob Mastin, Bob Scott, and Jane Burgoyne acting as President, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer respectively. Our Sophomore year was quite a successful one under the leadership of Mrs. Culler and Mr. Sapp. We chose as our class motto, We're not at the top, but climbingff, our class colors are green a.nd yellow and our flower is the yellow rose. Our class President was Carol Fox, vice- president, Evelyn Gordon, secretary, john Adams, and treasurer, Gabriel Katona, who all served as very good officers. This year, under the guidance of Miss Holtmeyer and Miss Paxton, our Iunior Class is having a wonderful time. We have forty-four in our class with the loss of two members, Bobby Rose and Otha Hook. It is a struggle to earn money for our prom and our senior class trip. We are enjoying many activities and are working hard in the hope that we will be as successful as preceding classes have been. We received our class rings and pins. Our class officers are: President, Kenny Horn, vice- president, Evelyn Gordon, secretary, Ruth Ann Whitman, and treasurer, Io Ann Siebenaler. -by Pat Allen Page Thirty-four I 5 in X yla I I 4 XZ T Tom Blosser, Phillip Timbrook, Douglas Brown, Harold Silvers, Dave Zimmerman, Kenneth Koch Margaret Slaughter, Pat Saltzman, Wanita Potter Junior Hinsch, Larry Schaufelberger, David Timbrook ' Page Thirty-six W , Bottom Row: Shirley Brannon, Louise Miller Lola Evans, Barbara Altman 2nd Row: Carole Durre, Ada Graber 3rd Row: Douglas Evans, Richard Brown, Douglas Brown Bottom Row: Berniece Veter,BThurman Middaugh, Delores Ames Nova Monroe, Jo Ann Wilson, 2nd Row: Carl Beverly, Donnajean Glen Miller, Max Preston B0g6I', Lynn Blalock Page Th My-seven f f NOT LONG NOW' Upon entering the new building, we, being seventh graders, were allowed to elect officers. We elected the following: President, Max Preston, vice-president, Janet Limpertg and secretary-treasurer, David Zimmerman. Mrs. Bungard was our class advisor and helped us plan and have our first party in the gym. Our Student Council representatives were Glen Miller, Nova Monroe, and David Zimmerman. During the eighth grade, we were advised by Mr. Rodocker and elected David Zimmerman as President, Io Ann Wilson as vice-president, and Estell Johnson as secretary-treasurer. Student Council members were Kenneth Koch, David Zimmerman, and Io Ami Wilson. Again we had a party which was greatly enjoyed by all. At last high school days had arrived. We were ably led through our Freshman year by President, Douglas Brown, vice-president, Patricia Saltzmang and secretary- treasurer, Harold Miller. Student Council members elected the second semester were Larry Schaufelberger, Max Preston, and Glen Miller. Our twenty, first-year Latin students enjoyed taking part in Latin Club meetings and receiving club pins. We sponsored a March of Dimes Dance which, in spite of very bad weather, was a great success. This year our President is Glen Miller with Larry Schaufelberger as vice-presi- dent, Estell johnson as secretary, and David Zimmerman as treasurer. New Student Council members have not yet been elected. We are well represented on the football team by Max Preston, Carl Beverly, Lynn, Blalock, Kenneth Koch, and Glen Miller. Team managers are Larry Schaufelberger and Douglas Evans. We have had one class party which was a Weiner roast at the Roadside Park. Later in the evening, we played games on Maxwell's lawn. Nova Monroe was the Sophomore candidate for Homecoming Queen and was later chosen as one of the Queen's attendants. All thirty-eight of us are looking forward to our next two years of high school. iby Carole Durre Page Thirty-:ight Alice Cook, Francis Toth. Mathias Carwile, Roger Miller, Lowell Huntsinger Carl Kallsen, Max Culler, Lester Wheeler, Glen Wonderly, Iudy Blosser, Judie Olson. Bottom Row: Peggy Dull, Martha Tim- brook, Sharon Walters, Yvonne Driver. Row 2: Ben Adams, Jim Blalock, Larry Adcock, Gene Volkert, Gerald Hinsch. Norma Poper, Dorothy Otis, DeMar Keener. Page Thiflr-nine Carolyn Wickerham, Patsy Wickerham, johnny Wright, Barbara Wonderly, Marie Bridenbaugh, Bill Hostetler. Qpif Ed Bakle, Althea Phillips, Jim Ray Catherine Rohrs, Frances Wasson, Norma Lobdell, Mary Lee Schlosser, Vern Hunt- singer, Larry Rhoades. Ioan Shull, Bonnie Kees, Pat Brickel Page Forty STILL GOING As we entered into the new building in the fall of '45, we elected our class officers after quite an exciting first week. They were: Max Culler, Presidentg Connie Kennedy, vice-presidentg and Glen Wonderly, secretary- treasurer. Our class advisors were Miss Holtmeyer and Mrs. Bungard. We were honored to have the cheer leaders chosen from the seventh grade, and they were Norma Poper, Joan Shull, and Patsy Wickerham. We had one class party in the gym, where we enjoyed dancing and games. Our members for the Student Council were Connie Kennedy, Gene Paul Volkert, and Ed Bakle. In the eighth grade, we chose Glen Wonderly as Presidentg Max Culler, vice-presidentg and Judith Blosser as Secretary-treasurer. We enjoyed several class parties throughout the year under the excellent supervision of Miss Holtmeyer and Mr. Snorf. Now we bring you up to date as we entered the high school building as Hfreshies, We felt quite proud of being able to choose our own subjects and club organizations. We elected Frances Toth as our freshman Presi- dentg Judith Blosser as vice-presidentg and Shirley Mettert as secretary- treasurer. Our class advisors are Miss Howenstine and Mr. Davis. Our Student Council members carried over from last year were Mary Ann Katona, Larry Adcock, and Norbert Kees. --by Judy Olson Page Forty-une Lewis Wonderly. . . ..... President GLASS 0F 1953 ov , cgiexgguxrxaig ikgfxguffe. GW Gala M093 boi HBE: Vigxu so uw 'Yu 9 ,ee ,'v'-tgevtf one vel '22-1' ',.,a'-egovef efwvig. Wg: ,5 .OWL rwgvvxgxxxv Qaiqli , 99093 Y-od yelaxey MW ON OUR WAY' ' We entered the new school building with eagerness, all looking forward to the activi- ties of the forthcoming year. Our class ad- visors were Mrs. Bungard and Mr. Rodocker. It wasn't long until we elected our class of- ficers who were as follows: President, Lowell Applegateg vice-president, jim Hirzelg and sec- retary-treasurer, Bernadette Kenner. Our first class party was held in the gym on Tues- day, November 26, 1946. Everyone enjoyed this party since it was our first party held in the new building. Our second class party was on March 25, also in the gym. The Tow? .fu Q 92065 ngmeywa 589' gg. B gtaxewnkexer- ew Eugene Katona . . . . Vice-president Nancy Bauer. . .... Secretary Paul Slattery . . . . Treasurer Mrs. Bungard . .... Sponsor Mr. Rodocker . . . .Sponsor v two View of' v0x'isSef'x-Kefn 'relax' 'J voqleh G2 ni e, ,fm 9 gX0tvgaS'V550m53s,e Swew ,A3X2'3' an cwxwgg sex, W1 532216 9 tae! we ca' A215032 'Y-KC YA se EIGHTI-I GRADE Bottom Row - Rita McQuistion, Anna Mae Amaden, Mary Louise Husted, Genevieve Gillian, Maxine Jones, Vanlta Etchen, Ioyce Hoot- man, Doris Bassett. Row Z - Janis Carr, Barbara Goller, Josie Handy, Patricia Durbin, Ieanne Miller, Kathleen Beerbower, Sally DeMuth. Row 3 - lim Hirzel, Ioe Miller, Richard Gessner, Bill Livingston, David Meeker, Richard Fry. Row 4 - Mr. Lykens, Earl Klepper, Bob Lehman, Richard Babcock. seventh grade seemed to whiz by as there were a lot of new and different activities to be attended. The beginning of the eighth grade went off with a bang. Class officers were elected as fol- lows: President, Ed Neidhardtg vice-president, Sally DeMuthg and secretary-treasurer, Bernadette Kemier. Our class advisors are Mr. Lykens and Mr. Zimmerman. Everyone had a good time at our first class party which was held October 15, 1947, in the gym. We are all looking for- ward to a year of bigger and better, exciting activities. --by Anna Mae Amaden Pqc Forty-two ILASS 0F 1954 Edward Neidhardt. Sally DeMuth .... Bernadette Kenner Mr. Lykens ..... Mr. Zimmerman . nu... . . . . . .President Vice-president Secr.-Treasurer . . . . . . Sponsor . . Sponsor Ecgtolh If Se R0 A on' gal R' . Roiadell ' gf 13' lrlcaflz 3 J faaflflif. ees 'Yu 000.58 11'Fo4:'t:,a'1c-oa W1 SEV d 5:35 Rfk ieoovf' EENTH on eww ' ve. GQ. alll 1c2Deaf ibe Fogfi' 1-,.,. 470,731 O 9, '52 ' 31- 61 Mr. R 01 Br fy Ish Odoclre, Qqnan N ' Hun, ' Wa , in 40' in fy Q ejolzns Baller ' fear' oh, , 1? 5:34011 Uber: eager. SEVENTH GRADE ' 'IUST STARTING' ' There are 43 in the seventh S S S C T v grade this year. We have two Bottom Row - Mary Brown, Carolyn Rowan, Carolyn Stalter, Louise Smith, Joyce Slaughter, Sandra Slaughter, Mary Jane Smith, Sharon Osmun. Row 2 - Eugene Katona, Bobby Van Horn, Lewis Wonderly, Lloyd Countryman, Lee Driver, David Evans, Paul Slattery, Fred Culler. Row 3 - M Si 1 t G d k al h 1 ax ng e on, eorge Rosen aul, Broo e Tuttle R p S ocum, Mrs. Bungrad, Kenneth Wheeler, Norman Stlclmey, Walter Crawl, Louis Rex. new members - Carolyn Stalter and Ralph Slocum. Our class officers are: President, Lewis Wonderlyg vice-president, Eugene Katonag secretary, Nancy Bauerg and Treasurer, Paul Slattery. Mrs. Bungard and Mr. Rodocker are our supervisors. Upon entering this building we were a little confused,but we soon found our way around, and now like it very much. PIII Forty-three V if I ' DMIM'I 1 'GENEALOGY Q977 . 102 H52I-IHS 5 I l948 as V' 1 - Af. , .J - if Q lf Dangerous people? . 7. Interesting, no? 8. Watcha' reading? 9. Glamour Gals! 10. Loafin' 11. Smile now! 12. 13. See something? just waiting. Oh! it balances! Speed demon? Ready, aim... Snowfightl Statues! pg nm-fm fp 1 0' X eZ:'s ff f3h,zg,g2f x ,MQ , , fga'g5Q33g. if 2:2223 -6' ' . .1 - 9 ,f' sf ,f -'ge-..-sv-'.Q7 eff f f ev. i ff 322:52 if fx., M, sg , Jlllf Ill! I ,I Lf5 ..': -.Qi 1 5517 Q Q Qu, gay Q 1 5 Q3 ' 1' ic' Q? 'W M 'Q MEWT 5 F li Bottom Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: 5th Row: GRADE SIX Nancy Carr, Sharon Kenner, Virginia Onstott, Judy Olson, Lois Mack, Io Ann Ballinger, Marcia Dillow, Suzanne Bricker, Lucretia Hostetler. Ianet Brown, Marjorie Curry, Mary Miller, Marjory Tustison, Marilyn Kennedy, Mildred Fogle, Io Ann Demas, Alice Bassett. Robert Hurni, Clair Slattery, Ralph Timbrook, Eldon Siebenaler, Billy Clark, Larry Preston, Allen Schooley, Richard Mastin. Wanda Presley, David Demuth, Duane Killian, Paul Lantz, George Wyckoff, Richard Murphy, Barton Blosser, Grover Blalock, Larry Rose. Mr. Evans, john Keller, Max Rhodes, Floyd Ballinger, Richard Carr, Roger Kellog, Guy Mettert, Kenneth Thiel, Glenn Bauer. Page Forty-uk Bottom Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: 5th Row: FIFTH GRADE Martha Kelly, Diana Rhoades, Nancy Carr, Shirley Schooley, Gay Guiif, Barbara Singleton, Yvorme Headley, Betty Geiger, Betty Singleton. David Slocum, Wayne Wallace, Richard Rease, Eddie Perry, Blaine Levy, Lowell I-lusted, Vance Walters, David Mastin, Harold Straley. David Baker, Robert Beams, Phyllis Applegate, Duan Roth, Ted Durre, Larry Deardorf, Simon Wagler, Lois Myers, Vonita Blalock, Robert Ames, Donald Fry. Shirley Tustison, Anneita Baldwin, Pauline Katona, Ireta Bainbridge, Clarence Geiger, Richard Kelly, Irene Wonderly, Tom Culler, Raymond Folk, Clayton Middaugh, Patricia Driver, Lois Schooley. Miss Mabel Core, Robert Onstott, jim Brown, Richard Amaden, Sandra Furney, Anna Schlosser, Coral Murphy, Janice Boger, Erwin Kallsen, Robert Hurni, Mrs. Lottie Edgar. Page Forty-seven Q Bottom Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: 5th Row: FOURTH GRADE Donald Kelly, Earl Husted, Richard Rhodes, James Wonderly, Clark Poth, Roger Hootman, Ronald Hofmeister, Victor Adams, Max Rohrs. Roxamma Kuhl, Doris Brown, Marcella Siebenaler, Evelyn Monroe, Marilyn Camp, Wanda jenkins, Grace Murphy, Paul Mortorff. Maxine Rhodes, Ruth Slattery, Florence Sisco, Leona Katona, Rose Onstott, Peggy Onstott, Shirley Onstott, Ruth Myers, Kathleen Kenner. Gary DeMuth, William Bricker, Errol Houk, Larry Tomlinson, Robin Chaney, Donald Ludeker, Lee Bassett, E. Sue Blalock, Lola Tustison. Robert Vetter, Darrel Brown, Kenneth Rodocker, David Aten, Earl Crall, Mrs. Kathryn Lynde. Bottom Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: Bottom Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row. THIRD GRADE Robert Keller, Karen Baxter, Jennie Champion, Donna Baldwin, Beth Shirley, Loren Smith, Robert Miller, Gleml Lobdell, Bonnie Guiff. james johnson, Sheldon Levy, Franklin Mack, Larry Rex, james Tustison, Richard Dillow, Patricia Brown, Caren Wilson, Suzanne Carr. Shirley Gump, Carol Beams, Mary Noffsinger, john Fogle, Forrest johnson, Brian Baker, Hope Evans, Gene Stauffer. Lonnie Hochstetler, Lavon McClellan, Helen Eckenrhoad, Miss Roena Bayes, John Hootman, Shelby Gump, Carol Wilson. ' THIRD GRADE Bill Hart, Io Ann Keesberry, Richard Reed, Karl Lepper, Frank Hostetler, Shirley Rees, Ruth Ann Mortorff, Patty Bauer, Rex Bassett. Paula Van Horn, Gerald Tracht, Dale Fry, William Kirkwood, David Ellis, Linda Osmun, Raymond Brush, Robert Wonderly, Charlotte Carr. Nancy Carr, Jerry Baxter, Carl Husted, Mrs. Volkert, Robert Hathaway, Kay Anderson, Bertha MCQuiSti0n. Page Forty-nine SECOND GRADE Bottom Row: Mary Carr, Stephana Houk, Patty Keller, Maxine Slaughter, Madine Slaughter, Nellie Dunmire, Annetle Kenner, Vera Camp, Elaine johnson, Barbara Hinton. 2nd Row: Judith Lamb, Mary Genser, Marjorie McClellon, Barbara Godfrey, Marlene Wonderly jo Anne Otis, Joyce Schooley, Sharon Morris, Sharon Osmun. 3nd Row: Lana Smith, Sinda Gorden, Miss Allen, Bernadette Breidenbaugh, Shirley Singleton. SECOND GRADE Bottom Row: David Carwile, Richard Miller, Ray Wagler, Robert Murphy, Ronald Wheeler, David Keller, David Ludeker, Roger Tustison, Raymond Iones, George Nolte. ' 2nd Row: James Miller, Linus Slattery, Norval Stairhime, Lester Krontz, Dick Rowan, Phillip Griffith, Phillip Ames, Bernard Gecowetts, Tom Boger, David Nelson. 3rd Row: Larry Haver, Gary Sholl, Lance Brown, Miss Margaret Dickerson, Dick Green, Paul Adams. Page Filly FIRST GRADE Bottom Row: Redney Stairhime, Elsie Lepper, Dennis Mettert, Donald Tomlinson, Bobby Mullett, 2nd Row: 3rd Row: Bottom Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: Barbara Tustison, David Carr, Barbara Ruskman, Iva Schooley, Thomas Mack. Virgil Bassett, Patty Rogers, Duane Blalock, Marinell Kelley, Iames Slaughter, Leroy Schlosser, Joe Rodocker, Eloise Myers, Sally Rhodes, Elsie Lanum. Mrs. Lulu Fisher, Shirley Moore, Wava Lantz, David Rager, Nancy Wonderly, Kathleen Scholl, Rita Siebenaler, Jeanne Rodocker. A FIRST GRADE june Hurni, Larry jenkins, Melvin Baxter, Russell Ellis, Donald Cover, Iune Hofmeister, Nancy Furney, Betty Husted, Terry Brown, Arlene Arnold. Sandra Kennedy, Edward Hostetler, Marietta Batchelder, Iunnette Hanna, Rosemarie Sisco, Sally Evans, Russell Camp, Larry Tracht, Iudith Driver, Donald Geiger. Miss Nona Pearson, Gerald Stauffer, Eddie Carr, Billy Hirzel, Russel Amaden, Bobby Boon, Ianis Stauffer, Jerry Briggs. Page Filly-one Handsomel! ? Look at the birdie! Robin or canary?? What happens now? Careful now!! Wolfcalllf Well ? ? ? 7 ? Intelligent people ? ? ? ? Nice huh ? Sing, Sing, Sing!!! Enough said!! Page Filly-two M., . 1 CQ ' fxx LQ cf, QLTEN C Q? if ' f W JJ gf N 643016 L33 fb M NMMNM , Page Fxfty-three H H ,. MY 553255 Roy Bauer, Alvin Beardsley. pq: Filly-low BUS DRIVERS Bill Brickle Calvin Rodocker Elmo Waltenberger Harold Krill Cafeteria Girls CAFETERIA COOKS Alice Lower Ona Owens Mary Hootman Lottie Snell Peggy Dull Carolyn Wickerham Miss Howenstine Patsy Wickerham Mary Lou Singleton Catherine Rohrs Mary Lou Schlosser Ioan Shull Elva Zuber Bonnie Kees Frances Wasson Pat Brickel PAQ: IIII1-It Cafeteria Boys Mark B. Shull Paul Karris Dick Brown Bob Lehman Richard Fry Ben Adams junior Hinch John Adams Page F ifty-six 5- ,I 1 fo f ' if- ,39 f r m - ff 4,4 Q gf V kr, , - I V 5: K h i W ' 9 ' tg 9 XX N ' , 'X I , .Q 4 GP' ' 'Bw 10 . .9 fl D gag, 1? , :je ' U 1.5, ., W N- fs? V E G Q., H, , Lhoptqs , Q2 fb' my- J 9 , ffm' 1 1 1 I X I A O 574-1 U Page F ifty-seven xk .5395 I 1st Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row 4th Row: 5th Row: BAND Commie Kennedy, Gwen Kreg, Ruth Van Horn, Shirley Mettert, Alice Cook, Carol Fox, Shannon Meeker, Lola Evans, Carol Durre, Leila Wonderly. Judy Blosser, Patricia Wyckoff, Bernadette Kenner, Sonya Stauffer, Carolyn Cleland, Jean Engle, Evelyn Gordon, Dorothy Beverly, Marie Bridenbaugh. Keith Anderson, Richard Bailey, Dick Kreg, Dick Ray, Max Culler, Ed Bakle, John Durre, David Zimmerman, Glenn Miller. Robert Scott, Carlton Husted, Lowell Applegate, Edward Neidhardt, Mark Shull, Ora Miller Ir. Thomas Blosser, Robert Volkert, Larry Schauffelberger, Kenneth Horn, Robert Mastin. Twirlers Louise Miller Janice Gerig Barbara Wonderly Page Filly-:ight Bottom Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Patricia Wyckoff, Donna McFeeters, Ruth Ann Whitman, Leila Wonderly, Mary Ann Morton, Norma Poper, Peggy Dull, Bonnie Kees, Alice Cook, Doris Winn, Carol Durre, Shirley Mettert, Dorothy Beerbower. Nova Monroe, Joan Shull, Catherine Rohrs, Margaret Slaughter, Janice Davis, Jeanne Engle, Marie Bridenbaugh, Willagene Manon, Lola Evans, Louise Miller, Joan Wilson, Judith Blosser, Cormie Kennedy, Anna Neidhardt, Judi Olson. Glen Wonderly, Edward Bakle, Max Preston, Douglas Brown, Jim Ray, David Zimmerman, Glen Miller, Kenneth Koch, Mark Shull, Ora Miller, Max Culler, Bob Scott, Carleton Husted. Tom Blosser, Larry Schaufelberger, Dick Perkins, Bill Cleland, Kenneth Horn, Bob Volkert, Bob Mastin. Bottom Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: 5th Row: JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Mary Brown, Jean Kallsen, Mary Kees, Mary Jane Smith, Sharon Osmun, Carolyn Rowan, Joyce Slaughter, Louise Smith, Janet Tustison, Sandra Slaughter, Nancy Cook, Ruth Adams, Esther Fogle, Kathryn Carwile. Nancy Bauer, Carol Brannon, Lois Wheeler, Bernadette Kenner, Rachael Wonderly, Carolyn Cleland, Sonya Staufler, Carma Nelson, Kathleen Beerbower, Jean Miller, Connie Fortney, Betty Ish, Vanita Etchen, Genevieve Gilliam. Janis Carr, Janis Gerig, Thelma Rohrs, Marilyn Rowan, Sally DeMuth, Dorothy Tomlinson, Molly Singleton, Maxine Jones, Joyce Hootman, Barbara Goller, Mary Husted, Anna Mae Amaden, Rita McQuistion, Patricia Durbin. Eugene Katona, Ralph Slocum, Dick Kreg, Robert Van Horn, Lewis Wonderly, Fred Culler, David Meeker, Leonard Siebenaler, Walter Crowl, Richard Deardorf, Lloyd Countryman, Keith Anderson, Jim Hirzel. Brooke Tuttle, John Durre, Lowell Applegate, Edward Niedhardt, Richard Babcock, Robert Lehman, Phil Tuttle, Bill Livingston. PIII Fill?-'HM G. A. A. Bottom Row: Miss Bridenbaugh, Peggy Dull, Patricia Brickel, Bonnie Kees, Jo Anne Cromwell, Betty Tomlinson, Dorothy Beverly, Norma Jean Poper, Ruth Ann Whitman, Mary Lou Singleton. 2nd Row: Patsy Wickerham, Joan Shull, Wanita Potter, Delores Ames, JoAnn Wilson, Ruth . Van Horn, Doris Winn, Marie Bridenbaugh, Genevieve Wonderly, Martha Townsend, Harriett Cottrell. 3rd Row: Alice Cook, Carolyn Wickerham, Mary Lee Schlosser, Dorothy Otis, Janice Davis, Bernice Vetter, Ruth Babcock, Evelyn Gordon, Patsy Allen, Eloise Voght. 4th Row: Anna Neidhardt, Carol Fox, Connie Kennedy, Pat Wyckoff, Shannon Meeker, Mary Ann Morton, Dorotha Ames, Patsy Schooley, Frances Wasson. 5th Row: Elinor Kallsen, Shirley Mettert, Judi Olson, Judie Blosser. LIBRARY STAFF Bottom Row: Douglas Brown, Joan Siebenaler, Pat Saltzman, LouiseMi1ler, Virginia Nelson, Marie Crouse, Johnny Adams. 2nd ROW! Elva Zuber, Shirlexyl Brannon, Donnajean Boger, Allen Yarger, Miss Holtmeyer, Lola Evans, Doris inn, Joan Wilson, Dorothy Tustison. Page Sixty X . N . A-,W ,, N, v- 4. Editor-in-Chief . . . Editor ........ Literary Editor . . . Business Manager . Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Art Editor ...... Photos .... Snaps . . . Snaps . . . Group. . . Group. . . Seniors. . . Classes . . Activities . . Athletics ..... Basketball. . . Football . . Class Will . . Prophecy . . Calendar . . Typists .. Typists . . HIXONIAN STAFF Page Sixlwone Vi., - i fra., I . . . . Albert Zuber . . . Willagene Manon . . . Betty Tomlinson . . Allen Yarger . . Pete Pearson . . . . Ora Miller . . . Elinor Kallsen . . . . . . .David Miller Larayne Timbrook . . Virginia Nelson . . . Deloy Preston . .Richard Daniels .......DorisWinn . . . Eloise Voght . . Imogene Hinsch . . . . . .Dick Perkins . . . . Bill Cleland . . Mervin Volkert . . . . . Lelah Beverly . . Marie Crouse . . Leila Wonderly . . . Alice Jones . . Juanita Banks 1st Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: SPOONDRIF T Miss Paxton, Gwen Kreg, Shannon Meeker, Elva Zuber, Ruth Babcock, Ruth Ann Whitman, Mary Lou Sing1eton,fDonna McFeeters. Evelyn Gordon, Patsy Allen, Nancy Davis, Mrs. Culler. Ruth Van Horn, Carol Fox, Mary Bauer, Dorothy Tustison, Dorothy Beverly, Harriett Cottrell, Janice Davis, Genevieve Wonderly, Theresa Bauer, Martha Townsend, Ioan Siebenaler. Robert Fry, Dick Kuhl, john Adams, Gabriel Katona, lack Wilson, Kenneth Horn, LeMar Keener, Robert Mastin, Carlton Husted, Robert Scott, lack Hostetler. Page Sixb'-two CAMERA CLUB Dick Ray Douglas Brown Larry Schaufelbergfir Mnu Max Preston enn 1 er STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Glenn Miller, Io Anne Cromwell, Kenneth Horn. Standing: Dick Kreg, Norbert Kees, Larry Adcock, Iohn Adams Larry Schaufelberger, Edward Neidhardt, Max Preston - Ruth Ann Whitman, Anna Neidhardt, Jeanne Miller, Mr Hinton. P ge Sixty-three df :w,., Y iff - Wi surf -if-'FTF dem -fe. east' 'Ops'-'1 -,QQQQQ nu, . , fits: 'a ','I 'f Ns-'f W,'s Orfvx wen- hw-,'.f. We- ' if 1 0 1'- J: t'o'f'f s GX' Sgr- .0 5:59 QIZGZQZ'-L-' y,,gg,x1 ..'..f.':., qhfg r ' I' .31 A 54241154 tiilfiiffi X gggggzs: ::::. aww' ' J if 11151-1 u-zfigqizsxflk Y: 4211--:::::::z:..ii:r-Q .X ul411Y53mW:1wEi2E::'... 1 'HY'-E'::e:::'.:,:1g'? t:1:F:!5lg .I ffiiiiiile. .N . SSW' 1 y Rifiifi' V I I ' fl ' 'T' , '-7 '7 Q P-K f ' 44? 'N F: f fm f la r ff , jf 11 AE F44 fflf, 1 1 A' f. -,- M451 a it xx' ff' gs, li f tl , if ugifyinhlll I I , Rfj4':...,. ,las I -f f' If 42 .- -.1 l air: '--.. 2' 'Jlliiilf L, ' 'Q V y f.L 359 ,E H I 1 ff -FV ,F 45,1 , 7- , ji 4 6 ,V if ' HM ,F i '11?45.T::NTx 'x' , 'ff' i ? f ' 'will-n !.f V A 5- . 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Virginia Nelson, Alice Jones, Juanita Banks, Dorothy Beerbower, Willagene Manon, Mary Bauer, Dorothy Tustison, Dorothy Beverly, Carol Fox, Theresa Bauer, Genevieve Wonderly, Martha Townsend, Jo Ann Siebenaler, Deloy Preston, Betty Tomlinson, Patricia Wyckoff, Jo Anne Cromwell, Leila Won- derly, Eloise Voght, Anna Neidhardt, Shannon Meeker, Gwen Kreg, Harriett Cottrell, Mrs. Culler, Allen Yarger, Robert Fry. Vance Battershell, Virgil Pearson, Duayne Kennedy, Mervin Volkert, Carroll Hetz, LeMar Keener, Bob Mastin, Raymond Johnson, Jack Wilson, Jack Hostetler, David Miller, Dick Kuhl. Bottom Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: LATIN CLUB Miss Holtmeyer, Elinor Kallsen, Betty Tomlinson, Alice Cook, Mary Ann Morton, Marie Crouse, Norma Poper, Jo Ann Wilson, Delores Ames. Gwen Kreg, Ruth Van Horn, Judi Olson, Pat Wyckoff, Joan Stauffer, Janice Davis, Willagene Manon, Yvonne Driver, Judie Blosser, Connie Kennedy. Dorothy Tustison, Joan Siebenaler, Shannon Meeker, Nancy Davis, Harriett Cottrell, Pat Allen, Carol Fox, Margaret Slaughter, Donnajean Boger, Carole Duree, Nova Monroe, Marie Bridenbaugh, Kenny Koch, Johnny Adams, David Miller, Deloy Preston, Jim Blalock, Bob Mastin, Edward Bakle, Glen Miller, David Zimmerman. Ora Miller, Bob Scott, Gabriel Katona. Kenny Horn, Larry Schaufelberger. Page Sixiy-WW Qr s X , ' X f ,ff ly ,-X . gif Xl 1 Q7' qqdi Q f i is N 4, .IW 1- 'gf' x A 'i ii-'A My ' E :gx pin' b L. in ., J L ' Q 2 xx 0 ,NX Q4 QI 'sl 691 X 3, gzflfl 15, , ' 5 +1g1' ff X 'su X K o Q' Q- W Q ,Q 5 .1 xl gn' , s Y d I ' gg! , V , 'M f W 'wif ,I 517' 1 'M . ,A ' A ' r -' . , 11 W 1 X f f '- .. ' If 25523 A N. 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Page Six ty-seven , f A, ff., 1' . 4 x E CARROLL Plank HETZ ---------- F X LL ' F GENE Handy GLooR ---------- c VIRGIL Hpetev PEARSON ,,,,, G FLOYD F1nk', KIMPLE--G LARRY Bill SCHAUFELBERGER GERALD 'lMike SAPPR MANAGER COACH Page Sbcty-eight WILLIAM Bill CLELAND LL ' wg' , . , Shaman Meeker, Ora Miller, Carol Fox Page Sixty-nine Bottom Row: Virgil Pearson, Jack Panico, Kenneth Koch, Floyd Kimpel, Robert Scott, Junior Scott. Top Row: Larry Schaufelberger, Manager, David Miller, Bill Cleland, Gene Gloor, Carroll Hetz, Coach Mike Sapp. 1947-48 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 39-St. Ioe-23 40 -Edgerton-32 41-Alumni-39 48-Payne- 18 52 -Lima St. john-44 42 -Edgerton-33 47 -Montpelier-22 46-Latty-29 39-Paulding-23 45-Edon-32 38-Harlan-32 38-Farmer-34 50-Antwerp-3 1 43 -Ohio City-33 56 -Antwerp-36 40-Leo-36 39 -Woodburn-25 56-Continental-45 33 -Farmer -34 33 -Bryan-44 42-Montpelier-27 TOURNAMENT 45-Lima St. John-50 33-Ada-31 45-Bluffton-28 51-Lima St. Gerard-29 39-Wapakoneta St. Joseph-23 35-Delphos St. Iohn's-51 - WON - LOST 23 4 Pqc Several? ,-fs, W,,,,,,N lf jack Hostetler, Roger Miller, Coach - Howard Lykens, Glenn Miller. Max Preston - Manager. Jim jones. Vance Battershell, Max Culler, Bill Hostetler, Lloyd Smith, Lynn Blalock, Bob Mastin, Kenneth Horn, Douglas Evans, Pete Miller, lack Wilson, jack I-Iostetler, Glenn Miller, Max Preston - Man- ager, Mr. Lykens - Coach. Pun Seventy-one 1-l-1 Yrs! JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD - WON 12, LOST 1. Bottom Row: Coach Howard Lykens, Applegate, Karris, Lehman, Neidhardt, Irey, Brown, Rosendaul. Top Row: Van Horn, Meeker, Kreg, Durre, Onstott, Anderson, Slattery, Driver. J MIDGET SQUAD - WON 9, LOST 0. Bottom Row: Baker, Siebenaler, Slattery, Timbrook, Perry, DeMuth, Husted, Mastin, Amaden, Brown, and Coach Paul Davis Top Row: Levy, Folk, Bauer, Blosser, Carr, Rhodes, Culler, Ballenger, Straley, and Ames. Page Swmtymo A Publication of UNIVERSITY LITHOPRINTI YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN 111' '. ,. 1, WV' 1, -'11-111 11 .N , 1 11 --EV VVAV9. 1 ,1, r-'P 1,' 11 .351 1. 1 1.1, 1 -51: .'.'f 1,112 1.1, V 211' ku V11 '. 1fV'r1V:1 1 ,1 Exe: 1 1 1 11 - .VZ 11. .11..1' 1 . 1.1 V V1'.,,1-VLV i . TW-11 's ' ' '-15:12 1:1 3 , :V1111.1V,1',1V .'55K7ifl.f .M .1 1. 1 ,Vj Q1' 111 R-1 1 1 1 . 1,1111 ,V.1 1' 1.11 1 1 V4 VVVW., 1 V . .1 V Vr If- T 1 .QU 1 1 Q .K 1 . ' VV ,V 1V1iV.V V-EV' -f '11 MGQI11'-31 1'f' ' .:'111?: 1?1,.'2f . . . 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