Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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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

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: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