Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1959 volume:

Q.. .. 6 0 7757 71' 71' 544446 71' , 0442, Waeame 7Z4, XLI-V Our new look-We hope you don't think we were backward because we were really looking forward to giving you a new and really different ,59 I-Iixonianf' x NNN. 4' - M , N Q .Lx a ae. . I gr' , .. .- 23 'K p . at A-5. if If X91 ' file N-A . Qi . .M 5, f..,,.. , Akk, i ish 5? 5 -Ji-' , ,wr -lv f Biff' 9.12: . 2.534 9971. , 1 gpg ,Q J ,SJ A Administration Classes .......... Organizations Activities ....... Advertising .... 00' cx-X09 S NIE5 519 J Q i h uH 'K'l'F -I 'K 'IK 'I fa- +1 -rr 74wg4,45d 1 dw ,pl H . if i rl b b 4.2 .I ,,,,-hz -pc-RYQ Q x 1, 4 , ,H-My vwwmx W X ' ZYMQ- , , E .3 Wm. M E m ,MFT f xv' . x lg.: ' of ,xxe '.3q ' x 1 . mf e E i 5 We? 'cam has Katie . :Fm :gk Ugg E CLARON LAUB President GLEN COUNTRYMAN Vice Preridefzi BERNARD WHONSETLER Clerk DR. R. E. HOFMEISTER MARIETTA STEMEN WILLIAM CLELAND, SR. Members of the Hicksville School Board have devoted many hours, without pay, to attending to the problems of the schools of Hicksville. Much of their time is consumed in appointing a com- petent administration and staff for the school besides working with educational policies and school problems. A program was developed this year to invite groups of teachers to board meetings to have them explain to the board the functions of various departments throughout the school. In this way, each member became better acquainted with the daily operation of the school program. me ii JA me Our superintendent, Mr. Normand jones, brings to his position many years of experience. Skilled in coping with problems of teachers and students, Mr. jones shows a deep under- standing of the needs of our school and strives to broaden the educational opportunities of the youth of Hicksville. His pleasing personality and his business abilities combine to form the basis for an efficiently supervised and operated school. I Teaching civics, checking the records and re- quirements of students for graduation, schedul- ing assembly programs, general supervision of Junior and Senior High School-these and many other duties are handled by our principal, Mr. Harold Ringer. ' 1 35' 0 RJ 3 Keeping records for different organizations of our school, taking dictation and transcribing letters, maintaining an accurate file of each student, and answering the telephone-these duties fill the day of our school secretary, Mrs. Lura Thiel. and Roy Bauer, custodian, receives his reward, a piece of luscious chocolate rake, pre- pared by our cooks, Claudia Wolford and Claudine Burlingame, Pauline Haver, Mabel Beams, and Virginia Surque are in the chow line every clay serving 300 hungry elementary pupils. An off-the-record handout goes to Russell Myers and Alvin Beardsley, the school's able custodians. EMD' Ralph Smith, Charles Meyer, Dwight Bur- lingame, Kenneth Countryman, Willianu Camp, and Ben Adams transport daily four hundred students three hundred miles to and from school in all kinds of weather. They take on this big responsibility with a friendly smile. K. Wells, B. Ruckman, E. Meyer, J. Stauffer, A. Boger, E. Lanum, W. Lantz, B. Ballard. ' ' and Zffeawt' ' Here are the behind-the-scene helpers. These girls do Our library, one of the busiest places in H.H.S., is pri- any of the monotonous, thankless jobs as typing hun- marily used for reference. To aid the students, it has dic- reds of stencils, working on office records, gathering at- tionaries, atlases, encyclopedias, magazines, and other books endance slips, and running endless errands which are 011 Vari0uS t0piCS. ssential to the smooth operation of our school office, Trained student librarians give about five hours of their time each week to help students search for information. Representative of the upper four grades, these are able assistants to Mrs. Stoner, the school librarian. 'vm M. Wirick, B. Hull, S. Killian. Franz Raw: L. Jenkins, M. Wort, J. Peebles, C. Walter, S. DeMuth, G. Osmun, J. Camp, C J. Rowan, J. Osmun, J. Bilger, D. Tomlinson. Second Raw: J. Wonderly, R. Hinsch, S. DeLong, L. Agler, J. Towne, E Stuckey, B. Millhoff. 74d-L 70446 74 Weam Dane l Fred Hilbert observes Norris Simpson as he tapes a team mem- Is Sputnik the main topic in this scientific discussion by ber's leg for the big game. Wahl and Howard Schneider? MR. FRED HILBERT: Birthplace, Celina, Ohio. Received Teaches physical education and history. Coaches junior B.S. in education from Defiance College. Teaches social football and basketball. Advisor to Sophomore Class studies, bookkeeping and is head football coach. Enjoys Booster Club. Fishing and hunting are favorites. participating in all types of sports. You know he is around ROSEMARY MCKEEN: Born and raised in Ash when the 5th period bell rings. MR. NORRIS SIMPSON: North Carolina. Attended Greensboro College and ob From Findlay, Ohio. Holds B.S. from Findlay College and B.S. from Defiance College. Teaches civics and ph M.S. from Indiana University. Teaches geography, personal education. Coaches girls' basketball team and is advisor problems, and driver training. Coaches the basketball team G.A.A. Enjoys playing golf. MRS. MARY CULLER: and assists in football. Likes photography and all types of tive of Hicksville, Ohio. Earned B.S. degree from Defi athletics. MR. PHILIP WAHL: Claims Defiance, Ohio, College and attended Ohio State University. Teaches as his home town. Holds B.S. and B.A. degrees from ing, shorthand, is yearbook and senior class advisor. I Defiance College. Teaches science and math. Really knows to travel and spend the summer at her lake cottage. ll his stuff. Advises Freshman Class and Varsity Club. Re- ELEANOR STONER: From Defiance, Ohio. Atte serve basketball coach. Collects pencils in his spare time. Ohjg Wesleyan University and holds a B.S. degree MR. HOWARD SCHNEIDER: Native of Delmorlt, S0uth Defiance. She is librarian. Teaches English, speech, and Dakota. Gained his B.S. degree at Valparaiso University. advisor to Spoonclrift Staff. Likes to swim and watch ketball games. , Zsf- , I Rosemary McKeen, Mary Culler, and Eleanor Stoner discuss the day's events over a cup of coffee. Om ' - 746 Zecvw Wood and Audra Batchelor delve among the library books extra reference material. RUTH WOOD: Birthplace, Nappanee, Indiana. 1 B.A. degree from Bluffton College, and has done study at Ohio State University. Teaches junior Senior English and Latin I and II. A few of her hob- are reading, handicraft, and collecting coffee spoons. AUDRA BATCHELOR: Born in Lebanon, Indiana. at Butler University, Bowling Green University, Defiance College. Teaches 7th, 8th, and 9th English, e and spelling. Leather work and dabbling with paints are her favorite pastime. MR. PAUL SMITH: from Shelby, Ohio. Earned his B.Mus.Ed. at Otter- ein College. Teaches vocal and instrumental music. Di- ects the band and chorus, sure to come up with a good and at contest time. This little man with red hair has lots f musical ability. As a pastime he listens to good music. R. DERRILL MURPHY: Native of Newville Township. eceive B.S. degree at Ball State Teacher's College. Paul Smith and Derrill Murphy discuss plans for senior activi- ties. Teaches science and biology, also is senior class advisor. Directed senior play, is good at dramatics. He is an out- door fan, likes to explore the natural wood life. MR. JOHN FAST: Lives in Haviland, Ohio. Earned a B.S. de- gree in education at Defiance College. Teaches junior High math and Freshman algebra. Likes dogs and sports, es- pecially basketballg his favorite pastime is reading. MR. METLAR WILLIAMS: Hails from New jersey. Has at- tended Taylor University, Bowling Green, and Indiana University. Boasts B.S. and M.S. degrees in Education. Teaches mechanical drawing and shop. Hobbies are leather craft, photography, woodworking, and models. MRS. LU- CILLE PALMER: Born in Bellefontaine, Ohio, now lives in Edgerton. Received her B.S. degree in home economics by attending Ohio State University. Cooking and sewing are her hobbies. ucille Palmer experiments with a project for her home economics lasses. john Fast receives pointers from Metlar Williains regarding the operation of the projection machine. an ,. ,,,-W if ,, ' -. -'yr ---5-sf, 1 jg QM .if J I I j ' gg The busy clay of Elementary Principal, Raymond Hook, includes l L, teaching fifth and sixth grade health and physical education. gi Supervising the many classes and coaching the elementary basket- ball team occupies a considerable amount of his time. -3' Mr. Hook welcomes the visits of parents so they may discuss and arrive at acceptable solutions to the many problems of the students. MR. RAYMOND HOOK ,gi MRS. MILDRED MRS. VIVIAN WAHI. MRS. ELINOR BAUER MRS. ETHEL DOEDEN MRS. LURA STENGER RINGER, Kindergarten Kindergarten First First First MRS. LORA MRS. NADINE LEWIS MRS. HELEN RIEHLEE MRS. ELIZABETH MRS. GRETA SZABO HAMILTON, Second Second Second '1 WINGATE, Third Third I2 f.. -1 :IT - 1 l I rl -an I . Q' .ad - I '- ' ' .:af':,m? rff - v f- - .. ..l Img - ff'Z?E :.1 a.-1. t ., I V- ww- -,--E ....,,.....k ,L- dtl an ' We .feafw Each day six hundred and thirty-eight children gain knowledge from the twenty-one patient teachers in our modern elementary school. By providing both mental challenges and recreational activities, school becomes an educational adventure for the small fry. Embodying the symbol of truth and knowledge, students are adequately prepared to take the first steps up the ladder of edu- cation. MRS. PHYLISS BAXTER, Music MRS. MARILYN MRS. CATHERINE MRS. PATRICIA SCHUTZ, Third ROHRS, Fourth SCHAEFER, Fourth i I f . y y . ....iy. l , . if-1 - l I I l 'R Q lf, , ' ,My ,N MRS. EDNA HUGHES MRS. JANE MILLER Fifth Fifth MR. DON EVANS Sixth MRS. ALICE HOOK MISS MABLE CORE Fourth Fifth MRS. MARTHA MRS. HATTIE RICH SLATTERY, sixth Sixth I3 OUR SCHOQL ES YY-OV XD 1 Zdammume :E I l 'H Y f 1 2 E ir I I U . , 1 1, I Z ' 1 , if , Y ' A 1 . 1' - ' I i , 9 T 4 'S QQ A -J xx , - I , 3 1:15 ' F-- 1 .,. :., ..,,, . 1 51,1 jug, 5?-mc-Y V aw w - ff, 'ff' 'Q 9 Q, A E , . 2 Q : w r 3 1 A, E Q , 1 ' 5' - v X 7 ' is ' - 'ff ,. f 4 L 'T 7 W W '.,' E24 E, ,MM ,w,,mf.gfr2,.amwAx.1:aua J - .,-., ,. K A I . . L ' ' , J F7 , ,, -, 1 X 3 W xr, 'SH fs 'gag vq - f D f ' W 5 W., Ay. Ii , W gg- 1 ----. 1 1 V . .1 , ' ,,, V- 3 af-,, if v ' Q 4 A 6 M w 1' 52: N mg' ru' :.,.:.:, A, .V .E A 3 V Vt . 21.6 Q... H4 L NCI mi? ' ' N ' . L .0 I ::.ff:f:f,,. 1 N few-sl 4-1, 1 Q -3, - M V ww ' Qu. ,3 B, X ,z :Lf -Z A I5 t w -. JS... ,. . , 8 I F5 ' Emma! ' ' cZ ta RUSSELL AMADEN ARLENE ARNOLD BEVERLY BALLARD MELVIN BAXTER Drives a Buick-always on A sunny smile-figure slim, A real swell gal, tiny, petite, Rather small, free as the air, the go- Snazzy dresser-neat as a pin. On a guy named Denny she's Look in Putsy's and he'il be If you need something done, kinda' sweet. there. He's the guy to know. is 'WWW SHIRLEE BERRIDGE FRED BLASING BOB BOON TERRY BROWN Doesrft say much, skin 50 He's athletic, rather shy, A hearty chuckle-a Cut-up in Ornery, mischievous, lots of fair- A real good sport, a regular classg fun- New girl this year, pretty, guy. His football ability would be Through his friendliness, long blonde hair. hard to surpass. ITIHIIY H friend he has WOU- Bev Ballard, Arlene Arnold, and Elsie Lanum put the finishing touches on the homecoming queen's chair. Professor Van-Looney fWava Lantzj and Dr. Patch-um-up fLinda Knightj blow their whistles as a wrong answer is called out at the Hixonian Assembly. ., 1 'W NU W RUSSELL CAMP ED CARR ART CORWIN DOUG DOEDEN Little we know of his Plays a real gone trumpet- Teasing, talkative, omery as Drives a white Studebaker, thoughts or schemes, drives a souped-up car can be brains to spare, Or of his hidden ambitions In this big world, he'1l surely A football player-yes siree! Guys like Doug are very rare. and dreams. go far. 41 -1 ,ff-tfisisiylntl 55 ii is , if A f 33, , , 15,14 5 w -' 'U HANNA SALLY EVANS BILL HIRZEL JEAN HISSONG s taken Courses in cook- Sally's a gal who enjoys life, Athlete - scholar - he's G.A.A. President, Hixonian ing and baking Her future plan - to be a both of theseg staff, HCI' future Plans include housewife. Has a love for baseball and Wears a diamond and has homemaking. X an ability to tease. a cute laugh. l t eww' I Rita Siebenaler and Jim Slattery are getting made up by Jean Hissong for the Senior Class Play. 4552 JUNE HURNI Sparkling brown eyes - friendly to you Real good cheerleader, ma- jorette, too! JIM KLEA Our newest member-doesn't say much, The bashful type -- never gets in dutch. BETTY HUSTED Pretty black hair, Sally's her pal - Quiet and shy, she's a real cute gal. LARRY JENKINS A grin on his face, a gleam in his eye You can tell at a glance, he's a real swell guy. 'i it ,.,-1 'sw an LINDA KNIGHT WAVA LANTZ Small, perky, full of pep Always into mischief - She'1l be a good secretary, you curly headed and sweet, can bet! Her sense of humor is hard to beat!! f fs, SANDRA KENNEDY Worked hard for her class, drives a Nash, As a future secretary she'll be a smash, ELSIE LANUM Charm, brown hair, a pretty smile, A friend to make your day worth-while. Aw M7460 derful smile, BOB LINDER Blue eyes, blond hair, a won- Good in sports - a friend worth while. , i Y .lg ,r - DENNIS METTERT A real neat dresser, snappy is he, A good mechanic he'll turn out to be. ELOISE MEYER A neat little gal, a neat little frame - As Gertie in the play she won much fame. new A1 ft' W ' BOB MULLETT A funny fellow with curly hairg Happy-go-lucky, free as the air. BOB POTH l Smart, helpful, and knows what to sayg Over big as M.C. for the Senior Play. Dennis 2319 SALLY RHOADES JOYCE RINGER JOE RODOCKER A friendly, blonde, blue-eyed Honor roll, peppy, Miss Sec- On the basketball floor he is lassg retary of Ohio was she, 3 Star, Homecoming queen of the To college then - a future V In this big World he will 80 Senior class. teacher she hopes to be. far. Mettert and Bob Linder make sure that picture is straight for the Senior Class Play. WHA Senior co-captains, Nowal Stairhime and Clint Wirick, attempt a speech for pep session. stef? su :ai sz mu is BARBARA RUCKMAN Pretty green eyes, full of fun is sheg A successful model she wants to be. SVS JIM SLATTERY Always ready with a helping hand, As a doctor he'll be grand. 1 rss, fir! -ill, vm tx I gfmd- LEROY SCHLOSSER RITA SIEBENALER A nice-looking guy, we've Pretty, sweet, yes indeedg nicknamed him Sonny. He's a regular fellow - sometimes acts funny. In the Airlines she'll succeed. warm A , .,'- , X urge? JIM SLAUGHTER NORVAL STAIRHIME A football casualty, one swell A ready smile and a crimson guyg blushg He can't do everything, but Great in football, to him the he's willing to try. girls rush. ED SHOLL In the Senior Play Poclger was he, A little ornery he tends to be. 5-r , ft: 1, in RODNEY STAIRHIME A nice little guy with a pleasing voice, He seems to be the girls' choice. Sofa! ' and ' ri i , FT! I V V' '-- z A H M fi JANIS STAUFFER DON TOMLINSON JIM V01-KERT Future secretary, dependable, Life is a jest and all things G00d in music and OH the eager to please, show it, lfafm, h . . . When you're with Janis, you If you've met Don, you J1m'S Winning Smile 15 Part feel at ease. surely know it. Of 1115 Charm- CLINT WIRICK ROSEMARY WRIGHT On the gridiron or in school, A fun-loving, honest, hard- Subtle humor is Clint's rule. working gal, Everybody's friend, e v e r y - body's pal. Sally Evans, Russell Amaden, Bob Linder, and Betty Husted are hard at work checking Christmas card orders while Norval Stairhime takes a break. , , , . 1 111111.1131111,11m:x1111 1!:'151111y1,1i111 11 1 1m1:1' 11111m,,1-1,111 1 1 1115111111 11, 11, ,1 ,, ,111 W 11,1 ' ' ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 155111 ' 111 1-1113113131511111111115111.1 15ww1-111'11111111111111M1111111111111111-11111111 1 1 1 1 ,1 WJ W 1Yf'IWr Q'M1W '1 1111 '1 1 1 1 11,11 ' 1 1 1, 15EM41'l'w151 11X1!W112L11 1 1111u111111111J1u111111-111111111 M55 I Joyce Ringer, with a 10.64 scholastic average, ranked a close second earning the title of Salutatorian. Occupying her leisure time were such activities as Literary Editor of the Hixonian, graduate member of the National Honor Society, Miss Secretary of Ohio, Most Musical Senior, and lending a hand in school and church programs, Her ever friendly personality will enable her to succeed in her chosen career of elementary teaching. , Mu Hu ir, ii ii 9 l A 10.75 point average, Senior Class president, Coro- nation King, Athlete of the Year, graduate member of the National Honor Society, plus active participation in school and class activities are the ingredients that helped make Bill Hirzel Valedictorian of the Class of '59. His friendliness and warm humor have endeared him to underclassmen as well as his classmates. Bill's success in his chosen field of medicine is assured by the good work habits and spirit of cooperation he has followed throughout high school. .. .53 ,ii 1- ui wen ,ui ii, www ii ,Sepia in 111m ,X'35,jv5, 5' .,l 'x . J , , . rn , F- 'WW it at i , ,I l i Pat Kenner, Barbara Tustison, Karen Wells, Rex Conine, janet Rowan, and David Yoder seem to be having a ripping-ood time making hats for the Newspaper Ball. Helen Adams fir' fee:-f V Q 1 N - I 1' , ,V :rj if l..l:,l , 4-my N H Nfl- il 'fs Q4 1 'f f f ll e ' i as H :Z Q 'B' ' ie . ia- -. 5 R 'if' rlwsigiif' f3VTee lfi?ea3e2l r i1?2a5i??'fe 'l'xCM-A-L-N , 551, '1. l'- ' lil jim jerry Arlos Steve Robert Bercaw Betts Boger Bohling Bfeidenbaugh liege e. . fl J ' l,.m I73aI ig I V : ig : L, Y V7 7 . vi a lf , J Sill! H H H NSE' -:', ' aural AEE., ,4,. M ,. zz, .N 3 ri' 4 ? 1 . l ii? A M B-W -K Michael Judy Marcia Rex Margaret Burlingame Camp Conard Conine Cover U,.,.,5 Lynda Judie DeMuth Driver 24 Bob Colby Linda Dull Gecowetts Godfrey ii l lmli , . 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V H Iv K X l 1, 3 ' ' l I fr 1 at ,sq '::f 1:11 wr Y ' ' r k 5' 1 N al r g .ni U J, r, Sue Stemen Joyce Wonderly l. ,A Q 7 1 X ,' Ftfnq ' .V ,,y W , ia., J X L QR' All Beth Frank Toth Toth 1 g , are 55 if 1 ' , 5 lil ' ui l Mary David Wort Yoder Barbara Connie Karen Tustison Walter Wells Donald Cover You can tell by the gleam in the eyes of Marcia Wirick and Carol Lengacher that they and Ray Hinsch, Dale Tusti- son, and Bob Millhoff are selecting their class rings. L I 'iff '5 I 1 .. L 'W' l, 'ff ' 4 l he B I 0 4 ,. l dl. Ja, W V 4, AV L iii -4. ' 'i if 9' X l A in L L Louise Judy Agler Anderson 47 D? :BE W 1 w F vm o W 1 i YF 'Q if ,. WN 111 ' , A? ,nf Lorraine Ballinger W N gr Roma Loretta JoAnn Rita Janet Peggy Duane Banks Bassett Battershell Baxter Bilger Blade Blalock ' 'V 1' area. 1 A ' 11 l ' Mfr: all V 5 1 ll - 1 f L iyiyi o L ' 'A ff-' , . 51 1 I ' ' . 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D I Qf, 1-1 ,wr ,N 1 'F' l W , ' x A' V e lif N V- -V i Delores Patricia David Pat Phyllis Darlene Marilyn 05111110 Sabo Sensabaugh Slattery Sweeney Tracht Tusttson r , l x N i my ,i,,, L i li it it u , 'N ' Y A ui F 1---' the 1 xf., ,...s,...l V C: X -:' ,, r 1, i - A ill I H H I L . . '- - V- la 'K . ' ' Shalfof' Janet DCHIU5 Jackie Lester Joanna TUSUSOU West WOrd6H Wright Yoder Yoder Geography students, Dee Ann Snyder, Fred Burley, jerry Scott, Diana Stotler, and Danny McBride are putting the finishing touches on their poster. 4, f ag.. , , 5'-I fn L l Carolyn Diana Donna Tim BHf1kS Battershell Beals B635 '49, 1 ' L fu Yiwtflg 1, g!.,l.:,1,g X: .2 'V W Patricia Eunice Johnny Bobbie Burl in game Caperton Conard C0014 B - 46 W A ?5'7eHf'N 513 f ? Il H Y il ,.. V .FK N I A E 'U Q , .. yi .. f I :ir A A Neal Blalock Margaret Brush ' -1 r -l an If YN.. fi, Gene Cottrell . M Y , 1 Q' G' , 44 l J E X 1 ,' 'Q Robert Counterman WJ Carl Adams :' M I X il . W - A 3 .1 I, LA F Fred Burley My f - .' :I rg-via' 1 M . , 5. A- Ai f f :FL 'lfiff Richard Evans L Y l ii i lj. 5 ,A . . i ., fi- W xx G lc ' Sharon Bob Grover Gump La l gt!! , Michael Kenner jean Kemerer H wif Charles Mitchel Murphy Onstott Q Mi ' -2. 51 lu Brian jerry Rhors Scott gg, x SEQ! Diana Ruth Stotlel' Sweeney 740: ' 5714 4 , .fgg 7 . .Q f 'i a dv' - YW x 45 A it ' il i v -:if- if 'WS . ',sl - 11 , gl l ' : V' ,, Barry Danniel Allen Donna Phyllis I-layer Hensley I-Iootman Husted Ish 3' , I ' f ooyo l -, y r x , I -, 5. 1 . , L fs ' f ' I l if l ' it lll, it tl F. 1 Vii, 1 . xii? V I b- t l U ,- ,.,, A fgy X L . X y- if lf- illx Arlene Danny Kathleen Dianne Francis Laux McBride Meyer Miller Miller -Q X A 4 . 9 ,. gg . J Q-1 , it ' --.:. i -ell' T ii -r ' 6 - , W 1 , HI: 'S ' i ff' .... -1. 5- ' l Q2 : 1, -if 35' A I i 'X' il lf L A Candace Rickie John MYIUC ludlf Overmyer Pierman RaYCl0C Rhodes Rmgef I , l i 'F l zlgl F A y ' ,, 'rf I Sally Rosemary Aclrenne Mary KHYQH Scott Shough Sindel Slndel Stalfhlme 'lfl ' , ' ' gl , il l l U fir fc ,. Q iN A Not Pictured: ix. L I Dee Ann Snyde 1 lb , f-rf gy- 4, ff N gg, Q V ,:.,., 'll k 1 :Ig-I-L, ii yi, Kenny Carol Phyliss Clam Toth Tustison Tugfigon Yoder - . . Hi ,lu H' ,ILM X What's the matter, Keith Jones? Aren't you as brave as Katie McComas, Vickie Bauer, Larry McCurdy, and Mike Headley? Not Pictured: Sandra Van Scoder JOYCC Judy Vickie Anderson Baker Bauer - is Jane Beck xx. 5 if-it v ' mfg , , -:-2 - - E253 jacklyn Gloria Howard Billy Bice Blasing Blasing Brannan 'JET ' ' ' ll H l . , u t . ,. M 1. H ly -A. a ,- Sheron Mary Sally Michael Caper-ton Carpenter Carr Cole li f'3 ' E in l QQ if -llr ferr-'V X -. gi --we Q' 5 . ,, V 4 K 7 i p is 5 ,- , wa- y,, N Yi 394,- . W '25 ! 1 l 'B' I Jane Karen .ICIIY Sharon Cook Counterman COVCY 13065611 32 7:4 ' if l lu w Q Allen Lengacher Qlfie eirl I l r c'TrI- 1. w , ' ' wcfs-W. ,,'A,- it N J V , Q3 Z. H X luL,,' ' , , A 5, E ,r,L , Tl!- 1ilL'iTfa 5 Jerry Cheryl Bercaw Beverly lar r lk it Michael Larry Brown Brown he K 'la X 4 Lola Paul Collins Collins f if. 'J - - ' L Yp, i. ' 1 '- Je! ,. H . 31, Daniel Norman Ginther Grover Cinda Agler YT MT' 7 L c E Y it , 'li ' l W i ,. -N Carol Bice -gp , ctrrt a B -- - Rex Caperton L T Sue Collins I at A l l ,X , A Dolores Handy ' ?c?wz'4ew74e4y!aa6? Nl'- Mike Headley john Joyce Sally Hissong Hissong Hofner l M l 5 ? , .M ' ,aa . S A15 Kexth Susan joe Jack jones Killian Larry Laub fx , V ,,.s:zIf,1 -1. !1'llw ' Mary Larry lf??2 4 ef f V vmelje .,, .v an - QQ Q Q-fm ' 'l seggQ v 9 J lliiiarll E . l, ii ll -1. . V f '45 Jlllhaww fi ,:,-gy.. NH Hu 5 l ggi l ' T' f ' W my X Hootman Hughes ' gi V W-Hu + ' 'XL Q rl g jerry Susan Laub Laub Q.- l . ..e, aw, , ...... ....,- 4 ,,wmE:. Francis Husted Becky Lirot ,fi in N lllyy vw lu . l 5 U Ui ll M- -, STE., l ' f 1 Q' l 5 '--: ,jr ' Sandy Katie Larry Stephen Gary jackie Linda Loucks McComas McCurcly Middleton Miller Miller Myers l ff : .ari -'rg ., nf er-: 1 -V ' f-f i f 'li' M' Q M pr S. We 2 ly M ' mff,,NH..lglll I ,.,. E r j ,. M M ., X ja, ,. V A A A l' X ,. ' , , ,, , , ' Dennie Terrilyn Cynthia Judy Larry john james Onstott Onstott Osmun Osmun Payton Peebles Quinn W X- T v: Vw 4 ll in llu ll ii H u, Km -' 1-.Q .F 5 f julia Cheryl Marilyn Darlene Wilma Karen JaCk Rhodes Ringenberg Seslar Slattery Slaughter Straley Strubing yemf ' ll Hn H. 4 , 2 w - yr he E af i- l if I :,: W W lug I L H Huy! .5 gg. i.. ,. 5' ' l fu , f - np N W I 1 -D 1 l 'fI fPgl':2gg,,, 1 L, 5.5 ,E-:lin '. wvQ11wwwmEi in gy M3 , Umm Hxqllx, . H H1 Hu, 122 ,, V ,M NUM Uv? V ,. M N4 WV , J., tsyrt , , I? t, M H if l X Uv A ,-a t Nona Shirley Ronna Pegglf Opal phiuip David Taylor ' Tomecek Tomlinson Tracht Wheeler Wondefly Wright QQ- ,M-HE A.:- T22 '. ' 1 BIOLOGY: Judy Towne, Jim Weider, and Gerald Dun bone up on the skeletons of birds and man. This is par their study of living things in Biology. LATIN: Mrs. points out to jim Wfeider, Marcia Wirick, and Bob Longsw the rich heritage of the Latin civilization. Word study increase the students' vocabulary and knowledge of unfam words in our own language. ENGLISH LITERATURE: Sh Berridge prepares to selections studied in learn to probe for SPELLING: Should practice the difficult -.L-. T' read Shakespeares MACBET H, one of English Literature. She and other stu the true meaning of the Written it be ie or ei? Seventh grade stu words so they may become better spel The course also teaches the correct pronunciation and mean of different words to increase vocabulary skills. I . 2' ...s -EM I em r C W h i d W d 1?-522' F -... L ,J 2- wi ' ' ' N W 1 2 1. , , fe Cl-IIYMISTRX GEOMIETRY PHYSICS ALGLBRA in ff .nr J LJ ...,.,., 'gr-...f.a,. . I - INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Mike Langham and Bob Kline initiate Mike's bookcase with its first coat of paint. Practical construction in wood Working and leathercraft, in addition to making blueprints and drafting give the boys valuable background for this do it yourself era. HOME ECONOMICS: Some of our girls will soon be confronted with the problems of home management. The introduction to the basic funda- mentals of homemaking will help them cope with their daily problems. Carol Lengacher and Nancy Hissong are partly responsible for the en- ticing smells that drift through the halls from Mrs. Palmer's SI-IORTHAND: Rosemary Wright is carefully doing her homework improve her skill of shorthand writing. The ability to take dictation at a high speed and transcribe the notes accurately, a knowledge of transcribing machine and filing prepare students for future TYPING: Typing stencils, letters, and tabulating other students prepare 'for future vocations. BOOKKEEPING: Judy studies a bookkeeping cycle from one of the seven new charts were just added to the Commercial Department this year. The tion given in a clear, concise manner enables the students to understand the necessary entries for reports for a complete fiscal s ,WV IIN 1 it NW ' . um . gg, -ft staff' :sf-rs' jg ' awed fi A ll W I: ' 2252 lm - mm 1: ll l lv- . , rv- ii sum Qi ll usa! i ami' Jw Qi jmggylj bu w,,,, :.w ?g7-l MAKING LAWS itwsbillsmm--In f :fitter '-ffefmiggsg. . -0,13 Ayn lvl tru -fm lt' it 'N Rita Siebenaler shows Clint Wirick the steps of how a bill a law. Civics students study the functions of our government also keep well informed of current events through the American GEOGRAPHY: Around the world in 90 days. That's long it takes to fulfill a course in World Geography. Janis Stauffer, Mullett, June Hurni, and Mr. Simpson are studying the globe. K: Mr. Hilbert informs his eighth graders about American Throughout the course, students learn of the pageantry of our DRIVERS' TRAINING: Mr. Simpson instructs Jim Hughes Susie DeMuth on parallel parking. Drivers' Training enables stu- to learn the correct procedures and laws of the highways. SPEECH: think clearly and speak distinctly and effectively on your feet are much needed by everyone. Jim Volkert demonstrates the art of ease, and self-confidence as he delivers his speech. g HQ . ,Bs wr .. Joe Adams Suianne Amaden Michael Baker Marjorie Banks Gregoiy Bauer Donna Bauer M L r G --W: fur 1 C E 1 .W S f i bw H ., A Il ,ra 4 .. ..-. 3' ll i.' V ' l ' Y l .L 1 , ,. I S ,gg egc yi g, eeeeee S Q M. px , i g EE ,,.. I TSE qt: gy Z U: A i ii ,ll ll ,gl wr -- X . ' ., , Y - k 1 f i. -55 1 'ls Y .le Y l V .-fe' ' V go .M 'QW' if I H C l ri wir 'V' - . S Y . I ,A.v,, x h W , ll 1 FS .gl Jerry DeLong Millard Ensign John Ewing Kathy Gloor Dana Green Patty Grogg Linda Haase Lois Hanna Terry Haver Linda Hetz Lee Hinsch Vincent Hitzman Willard Hochstetler Gary Hoff Raymond Hofmeister Connie Hostetler Larry Husted james Jewell Q' S W f ?w5: 'YE jk E -ew If , in -- 1 '21, w ser 1 se ' U A -X W 1 .f- - ' ii 4' ': ., . , ' , : r . 2- X N Q3 ,I ' H i n A U' 3 M , I , in F , S L , YE- - - A -H . ,C- 1 W -B: 3. e w, L 5 ,Ll hr, , rigidly gp ,lk M W i I 0 Q ,ll f Q JL x W A nr at E M y A ., E? X X, 'sf yi k 2 ,'...: :,:., ' gp :E , -, -, M ' youger Q V w 4 Y W- , , 3 . 1-wr 2 H , W NU- li... I N' V I ,Hi ' . LY 5-T233 ' t t , -K 1,, 2 rj , 2 - 1' 4 1 Y . -f - 'ML 1 W F, - --an 061 in ,M-f-rr s f-he we - 1 fini, ? A ' X ,,. X-lliilqi 5- - 'Qi WN QF- .' an ,.,. Steven Beck Michael Bell Jerry Blech Galen Bowker David Brickel Judy Caperton Paul Carwile Carl Clark Eddie Cleland David Cole Carol Conard Tony Congleton Donald Conner ,L Q i :I Douglas Cook 1 Lrg' fig? VA ,N WM. i W Mike Cromwell ' 'Fi ' Tommy Cromwell My ling 5 H' 'rf M.-gf Steven Culler QQ- K W '!' Jackie Cunningham If X :2: 5 ,, ' I LE, 2 L .. ...,. i are 1, 'X , lp Six!! an 5 ga xii L Q N' i sf 4 - A ,, M - -A ',.. fe ' EQ 1 ,. , , ' -QF , D ll L G ., H '-lf, ,J f y f- - G ff -- L .1 rssfri 'T 'QFl .w N 3:5 em . '-gy m,,,,e -E ii L m ,J .1 F ' , F 1 '. '- rsh '- ' . K M L--.i or fir .AY-nl-v s... 'H ' - i..:.:.- M , 1 X u ll I , , , .. .. Q T . g , ,W -if , AV ', hogs! W !N!,w :L m y .T Iuka , , , .. P 'vit , Li :Tri ff V . H ,wr E 1:-if ,, wi K ' ' l H ' ,. eff H if.: if .. i- ll N X . 1- 1-1 a rn L L H eg ff' pf: -:,., ' . 'Tl Q' '57 ' -i X 3, , .. in ., V, g.-A H ri ,,I I il: N I ii., . Z . r li n I ,, ,-F. ' Y Cf. ,Li e H 7 C' W i in , wx ' L- frQf 'r illllll' :Egg 'vii -an M-mr QQ.-as .25 4 N ' N :HI ,, ,, l in ' Q , ii r A Q :JGEE 'V f P in V' ,i U E N , .' V, my wr ,. X i agar: i, fiwiiw ,, V igqiaf V. i ' N' ff Q -f., Q2 'zu ' ':l 'Y' .-'fl-E ER I l' -1 M As Q I 2 i 'xJ-.Qi ' . m A ffl Bill johnson Diana Katona David Kenner Steve King Larry Larson Ronnie Laux Saad l ,,l . ,,!..y,!. ll 5' 5' li' A it 'ir .af Xe 1 2- . ml mil 'F P-N As education continues, sixth grade scientists learn of electrical energy. James Lengacher Mary Lenhart Walter Lytle 'vw ' Alice May i lf' V f Wallis May .ie Y . 1 Alice Meyer ,Q ll 'eee 'E5 vl K l l- ' Michael Miller . f -.. - .4 A P2 ' 9' ., I ' , , A Judith Mifmig Y ' f A' ' +4 N Morris 'W 1 ' , in Joigiih Mullett , N ' mx, ,,it ,i x ' l V . Vlggbl H Carolyn Neate 'i , it A Mi ' Michael Neidhardt f e-...Q ,f 5? 57 J' D ' if- as 3ELiLn'i,gJgfe 1 -.P , -, , ,.,, . '. -it ,N --if :.: :.. . M ,... T' H ' Judi' Peters ' 1 T. 'K V' ..:. iff ' i H . 'lHm'?4i i .-. 'lj Jerry Poper Hif i '! !if3 f ' limes Q1 - 3 Si i l , W Wi lil' ll ' Hui hilary Y ' Virlynn Rex d ' 'sr fa l ' f ' ' Lana Richmon li 4 'P . -. . -.7 - -v-. E V, -,U , . W K W , David Schooley ua' 3 H XL ll , if , X ' ' w' ,1 Steven Schooley I . ,A ' .' , .j,:,,,,fjj- ' -15 'W Eugene Scott . , ef' -. -'fe' -ee' ' W Cfgillia-.iii W l 'iz' l-- 1. 1 Y r I R ' fig: l t . . l W' ' 'i H N ' 5' 'QQ Ill' N Herbert Scranton 1 5 ' ... 71 V . Gary Sensabaugh - i . ,... 5 gr S wg , . L , - it , 1 a i , David Sholl in D D 'Q ' ' TQ. 5 ' ' ii l qv M Tommy Sholl B. V FE f :JN if A -ey ' fi: ' 1 ' CA -f Michael Silvers .qs V ' S' X Rx .: Y V V M we M' J0h1'l Slfldel l Q i i jg 'll-JS : is M ifit D i, , ,' xl VYVI 5' mli gdv -- 1 gag , . 3gi,,JAXXXXg1f,mXL H-is .-33... iff- X' Z Q 1 i . gi L H Lonnie Stairhinie ' , : ' it l H X X at Larry Stauffer ft 09 - 'T f x. ' f l 'if f - U Robert Stotler 1? Q, 4, 4 A F ' M f,g,,!j' Keith Stuckey A i W--f ee an l lg Tom Sfufkmafl 55 1 5 vi' N W John Tustison N . NX fix I K wa' A ,- .-Kwi 1 1-I W N x V4 U ,A . N! i A ,AQI MIM' V Mijn Judy Tuto 7 iii e H . x W H, Ellen Walter , 5. - li V m i ' WM Wallace P l ' iifee l it lliiit i T Gary Wonderly Q l 4' ' il: , H ll '? ' w 'QQsy i ' ll g'g ii 'i-gf-pw Billy Worden I' ' ' , if f -Y Catherine Worden ' 3-A 5 ' ' -. .I . --1 Wm- . ' i fll lff , 5 --ti 1 - a 1 ' ??5'bi,'Lw. ,A It Craig Andrews Junior Ballard Dennis Bauer Loren Baxter Sandra Bergman Nancy Betts Bobby Beverly ,, ' , , Y ,, - , 5 - f .. ,- - '1 , 1 il ' lr . :a::::A YQ. . fa, 1555.1 'N Q an l J -fa ' , . . gli TJ .:.,,, he 5- ig I J. aa W is my i ii nu iw if as -. -- , '-2 L H lull' Un i 'gf ' in ii 0 1 1 i A 1 J N, V X .l M 4 fi X xr I, Y - . 4,0 , -1,-K Q s -al A I i s i - 5 3 H' y fr? E ki ,L 1 - 35, ' i 'ia-ie!! all VL lie? 'li .-.-, IIVBB vm , if' ' r Es Ml f N fail' li y R. 5- -i 51 'll' ,- V 'Will V . -- ZZ: -':-., A ' i w S . i 'fl' V. l Q . 5' - ig 533 i Hb? i. X r 'T:' i tlay 1 . ii e l ' . 7243 - sift! Jim Handy 'M B G B H2 Warren Hart X Joyce Hart 'NIV 'll . Terry Hart hulu , Q. S 4- Vicki Han it ii Cindy Headley I N Noel Hitzeman fi '1'li3gi?7 -v:' ill I .E H 1 zu A 'lil t Nil ,a ill il Richard Hughes Lf H Charles Husted l Linda Jacobs ,W ,,,: , i. ,, 1 Mike Johnson -3-F 'Will W 3- Q ', 7 Steve Johnson 5 . Linda Kees H :H S Q, 2' iw K Paul Kerr ,531 151.5 523-NK! 1 Sharon Kinzer Bette Klea Williani Lenhart Neil Levy Patrick Lirot Sandra Lytle jimmy Massie Michael Maxfield Stephen Maxfield James Meyer Billy Metz Vicki McFeters Bobby McCornas David Miller 'If-2 -QL 3 l ,J 'V W ' V 'Q i ga il' ll' i 2 N.. li . F , ' ' 4, 'Yi , ra I V Ne, Wil M44 V ' 5, 1 -K? -'x .f f ,' W ' N -fr . 3 ii x I , Q7 V , HZ i ii ii ii ii 1 ii ii ii Wi we W s , xr M. M- - x -v it .Man . art i fi it if G ,V ui I 197 ws .,... , 5 Q . W ' 11, . i sl 'W S lL! A' ii ix 1 'B ' 'iii' Ei: G ' aa i .ffaf - A - ' 0: L Q' Sue Blech Robert Bowsher Sandra Breidenbaugh Shannah Briggs Connie Buchin Keith Calvin Phil Camp Roberta Carpenter Ronald Colbart Robert Collins Diane Coon Paul Cronlr Cathy DeLong Barbara De-Priest Linda Edwards Barry Finzer Johnnie Flanary Donald Fogle Julie Folk Larry Gilliam Dale Goeltzenleuchter lil X f we 1 was i lm E W ii. VH -ii, ii si! ll , A , . :el , f 5 i ii - Q i, I 1, y ei ii L iam, ,x z io' I. ' ' '.w 'R f . A.- i i N, K ,Y :::- I . i . - wr - ,H ii 1 . F vi ii . . . . . 1 . 1 - - Q l S as illli .il I 5:3 , ,W w ,,, , Y 1. .. FQ A Z, A .,,, , I , , f' Firms- .Y ,, , i F Q f V l',' . 'v 4- , 1 'AQ-5431 i 'r' li ll see at ' r 1 Robbie Miller Sandra Miller Jean Mills Randel Mills Donna Monroe Glenn Morris Piul Murphy 1' l . , T ,V ..,V , ,,,, , will X L' , , iii ,f ii 5 L B ' LEM' 'fi-, e or lg g- ' . l 1, . , , y N 1, 5 . .. - . .vi ,ii Y ee W :-: 'li -f Fi 1 MV' 1 3-F 4 l - 1. ,J A i V , N ix B VL, ' ' l H ,W , is -11,1 V- 'I gi gf . ft , Q 3 K Studying a topographical map, fifth grade historians learn the contour of our country. W T3 Catherine Opliger 4 ' A Q f Nfmcl' Osmun ,, H ,, l 4, - Y .53 Tommy Payton - gvg iQ, X1 1',1 id , ,'Nf HC? l ful John Phillips 2,4 J 1 H f- ' ' .T Robert Phillips J . .1 va-:f .Q ' , XE ' i so 4 1 - , . f ' f, ':' .- - ' U , Wu, H , , ' i - 15 , 't'7: Cheryl Plum I x H - -5 V Donald Pyle :' T '24, Q' t,t Lie ii i m ' - ga Hiram Reed ' , ., l , . ,' :V- ggi? za. Daymon Rhodes 3 V ' ' l A u in 'tvt ' -i 9 ,- 'U va' David Rohrs Bei.,-, - Q ' ' -,jg ' Jonathon Rohfs i ff- . ,, iii - oyytt i Lonnie Rudasill i V -A 2754 -1 .. W ,.i , Q 4' 4 . f X L J., X tk wig--Y -y Bil1Sabo bu. t,.a by is D Mike Saul Fil ' ' ,, A ' 1 Y N V I David Schlosser V '7 ' ' .- ' l 75 fl ' W H, , ' Donald VanScoder - ' 16 jf: ' A 'i gi Jin scoff y g lg, - 'T '- 3 ' wi Richard Silvers rl i , ' gl, '- - -A I i F Brenda Smalley X 3 'i 5. Ex joan Smitley W Veda Stickney f ' y-1 ' James Sweeney , 2 P iw , Freddy Taylor , 5 ,, . ,- ,A ' Z 4 Terry Tomlinson -f i W 1 -S. A 5' y Judy Tustison '-7 A ' 1-lf, ohn Tuto N lrfgkrx, E W I' ,.,' ' J Y ,WF , N I 5' '47 iz L QV b , wi , Danny Vetter 2 nt,, , ii ' . ,V.: 3: 4 , ,. W ' 1 ' Tommy Weider H. ' I 2 if 4,11 -. A Jo Ella Wolfe tc fee, 1? A an iii W . , I ,L Vickie wright ' 4 ::, ig K Y 55' , l ty?-,' Betty Yoder Q , i3 fi' ' ? .Agfa ff. ' i -1Aii ' ' -' A f-. . ., if fi My ,, M51 ' jesse Yoder f, .ti f-'fa , i. 'E A all ' I 5 ii X sail.-,-ilaaslflxig is .glagia T, x it x -T Rosa Yoder Not Pirzured: Marion Edwards, Williani Mock, Gerald Phillips 4l ' 1 :5 P M Y i -.-M4 4 Pamela Andrews Louis Bailey David Ballinger Aaron Banks Loraine Bassett Melba Blade Linda Blech 64 1 div' lf L .O ii 4 iii 4 ...,..- i Ks. 'N i I! my ' 6 V' if R K, , an .:r. Cheryl Finzer Sue Fogle Bobby Fore Charles Fowler Debra Gecowetts Sandra Gloor Vickie Gloor Dennis Ginther Leonard Ginther Garland Green Gary Green Helen Gump Jesse Gump Kathy Hart Steve Harris Mitch Headley Vaughn Headley Dick Hewitt Sara Hochstetler David Hoff Juanita Hootman Bruce Horvath Linda Howe Terry Husted Barbara Kaduk Phillip' Keller Mike Killian Betty Langham ,Mr - i, ..,-1 , '- JL -L.. nyi r P ' .15 ' R5-.. . GF. -V aut. Q. .- ..- 35 . M- 5 A- f P ,mi , , ff 3 as 'rf ' -1 at -- v wp., I X! ,, ., 4. . H -. -::: 1 - ,,,f f 1 , 1- i iii Vw mimi.. levi-I I, . .ne 4. 4- .::?:. , . Y 5- . :mf 'MX 1 aa, N . l :., . 37 l R x in 11 'fl ' f ' - Us I ,LV N . ,.,,, an K in Herbert Bowman 1' iii ' ,. fi 1-gy - I ' W john Bowsher an ii l . Ii K, I K Paul Breidenbaugh 4' ,Q A ' if Diane Brown 1 g I- Sandra Brown X' C ' , 5' X Shirlee Christman L Y My i 1 - A Q f , y Ruth Cleland ' ii ' ' jimmy Collins H I f X ,. Linda Conner P B A Q I , jerry Conner 3? y Q 5 C 5, U l I - i s ' t Michael Collins i ' 4+ U A ' ii 'Q 'ig' I Linda Cole in a my '- 'fi' E 1 . my David Cook X 'f ei Connie Cottrell X al : N ' -.X . ' I A ' X Marilyn Cress ' Mary Davis , , 1 . .,, V Betsy DeMuth 'As' 1 Kgs' Q ' f Q Charles Edwards ' -5?-, Q, ,TL , r Q fjf'-gy Lenny Evans , Y H- W 7 ..'-- Y A LL ' I' .,ii'w1i.iii XY- , ,ia ' Tom Evans , img, y i f i y y K : U .'ia0i'k fur! Yi me ASM. - A H, ,A Beth Lwmg M M , X 'aw m y - Ly - rn.. , it ' Nl? . ag , lu. 1 S., A J. i ' V: 5 X .r .gh h X -i s. A Q . I l 1' 'FQ gf A Q 1 4 1 i f i Wal , .F , , bi' wi ,Q Y h -1.1 Keg: iw: H ':. ggi M ge. ., , V+ M nv , 1 11' ,: - if :,: . 'ng 1 i 1 ,gg I., W i A - YW 1 :hit N K y X hi 'r , 'V ,- um ?X ax i 'A41 12- , 2. :t L as Ellen Longsworth Leslie Martin Karl May Ronna McFeters Lloyd Moyer Elinor Mullett Laura Murphy ii K ,.. ... -. 4 ai 91 W , is Lg 'Syl lx I if ii 'is L ,. '51 Q' s . Q fi-fl 3? Exercise helps fourth graders build healthy bodies. Martin Nutter Brenda Onstott Jackie Overmyer David Peebles Eric Pierrnan jackie Phillips .5 L ' I tj., ,.-.. .V . ii . ? I X AH X ' I 'Mu -W? QV: Dennis Phillips Norman Plum Victoria Pyle Tom Reeves Karen Rice Allen Rohrs Larry Schooley Issac Schneider David Scott Richard Sholl jim Smith Renae Stickney Jackie Straley Roberta Sweeney Jimmie Tomeck james Timbrook Richard Tustison Connie Tuto Robert VanScoder Eddie Vetter Bruce Wann -if ..,. wi iw it Bobby West , Lowell Wonderly . ' 1 - Steven Worsham m. I H Q De Dra Worden ' ' ' H ': - e 4. 'H Robert Wforden . . ' ,V -:L '9' I' Linda W'right lu, . 1 .I '-.Q , ' ,- Mary Yoder glxcl. , U , W A -.4 'La wx' rg. ' Zi. V. 13,5 Noi Piclzz1'e'd.' Randy Edwards, Edward Underwood. Dick Adams Donald Agler V 1 ll Debra Andrews I t ' :': A 'A y at 1 I Miclielle Baker . M .. I Marjorie Bassett l , 9 Valorie Bell A T Lora Beverly ' Y yy dd d A tr.. . l A A N Dat-id Blade ' , l l ,V 'K ' Bonnie Jo Boyer -- V ' i t - li, -.5 ,T . .11 . , Kathy Bfiggs ' , ' ' A ' l 5' V' 'W Q. av, Mary Brown J W... Nxi A .V U. N i lzguzl Q N W Kerth Bungard 23' -.,N ' W - b, Vt Q H ' Linda Burley i f K 1 I . L -, Acgi , 1 David Carpenter ' if, X C Rmmw 'E M b H y Aylv. l ' :LZ Samuel Carpenter V an Y: , Y, ,N t. M. H H. I.. A' , Z Ei zl, ,X in V it l H H W H . H H Ronald Carwile Y 'P 'Fi xgnmu . M A Brenda Cafwile ff f' -V ' Q' ' ' Vlb ff . ' 5335 ffgff Sf' TQ! W it 5 NNW N 3' Sherree Christman , , . A il' l . Gowns ' Y X 1' 'S 'ff f B ' 1 .' ' LeRoy Congleton S , ll lim. '. ll J ,, ,, . ' ,ft 7 , , ' , 'L . Dianne Coflflef 25' if l , V 1 531 21 .1 , Q, , i ' Q 'l ' HW Y W!r li. 1.- i ni? tl' 'Qu V l ll v M s , t l. lllf ll' 'Z' W , Carla Conner Q, A V L! I X h ' Q-A 4 y K -D john Cronk ' b iff 1 ' ' ' Q21 I 1 K Bobby Evans ,fi ff -D Y o f 1, 'i 'A A i 9 H K :Q - , Agathy Flanary F :wil l r. ' .ya ' S? , ,,:Q,m 15:1 ' gli- 4 - ' V,,W'l 4, Vicki Folk H 5 . ,, .... , t N , 2 4 ,X , , ij I 1 ' W X . df 1 1 I run- A -3 Pamela Francies , A i t ' ' I ' ' by H' ' Q' X1 1 ,, X 5 2 ,3 ya David Green - Monty Grover vf' -'il . 4 l Helen Handy Douglas Hart Jerry Heffelfinger Margaret Hootman Roy'I-Iurni Colleen Hurni Dennis Husted Johnel Ice Max Ish Ronald Jewel Edward Johnson Richard Kenner Keith Langham Linda Larson Barbara Laub James Little Tommy Metz james Metz Gary Miller Lavern Miller Johnny Miller li' l xx Q 'Z' ll l 1 iid? I 'ram dad I l it aft . x J V t M ' WMU! N Y I Jerry Mmmg Linda Monroe Floyd Moyer Amanda Mullett Steven Neate Katherine Neidhart Ruth Peebles Nt' Learning how to pronounce words third grade students divide them into syllables and mark the vowels 'us-Q Lee Peter ! Eileen Phillips jan Plum Hazel Rhodes Patty Rice .Wm ,ZlF'x.X,. X ' 4'3- 3 'Tv 1 ri 'V' my ' Xx 5: -- . W X S X A M Michael Thiel Nila Watson Pamela Wonderly Sharon W ann Jackie Wright Calvin Yoder Charles Zuber I lltr S 9 S , Sr i t cr . .,...,........ h V- ,.--73, - -- -A -- -Y, --- ,V - w E A X 5, ' - f ,QT .- 7 rr L 7 Nat Piclured: Linda Cole 3 . . hind . . ir f L- W . rl 53? X X 1 25 X 5 in sWXX'XXXXi F- ii ii , X i X V 4 2 -9- ' ny jk . . X' X , v uk -M. :fx ,t , -t. ' X X ' F ., ,, ' . .ggff 4 ' -L .4 :Jai L A i , Z y ca for ... . L .. r - Pk. ' ai, ,. .. f V ..' ' V' g Y i, f gm' r ,S X , if it XX X 9, X W YA, X .rw wig ti, XX XXX: M X ii. - XX I ii il , . r, XR. ,I I -X ' - 1 i t X -i L. L Li We ' ee.ef.f'rrlli XE L, 5 li f L L I . X lv., ,- l X' X I V . 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Lf: XX li ...... l ii will XX ui 4 I X li? it 'ew Qs w is w XX:iiXX XXX lg- is-gs' Viiiriiig XS gm Ludmila Adams Rocky Arnold Maurine Banks Danny Boyer Eddie Breidenbaugh Dianne Brickel L--1 lxifll I . an ' W H Q y 4- . X , 1. 'ff' S., iZ:': :la , 'x- ---Y W-J . f.. ..-.f4.n arise ,' l .:f-i,-- V A' ii .Q y. 1 Vi l fi., Sue Fowler Martha Gilbert Larry Gloor Dean Goeltzenleuchter Ruth Graber Rosie Graber Lana Green William Hastings Dee Horvath Kennetli Helsel Nancy Hetz Ada Hochstetler Kristina Hook Paul Husted Cheryl Johnson Lawrence Jones David Kaduk Larry Karris 35,,Q as ' M smiles V lwv g , G 9' L Q , .ri 3 HH i ' S I Ml 1 As Jxu Colleen Brown Rose Brown jack Brush Mary Camp Bill Camp Eddie Carwile fi rl. 'WW' ur- -633, 5-ll In n V D Jimmy Colbart i' ' f.. Q Q ' lf A Jimmy Cole . Q I y Q QV ff 'y' '- 1, 1 Tommy Cole V - V I ADV 5 . ' ' . ' , ' 7 Dennis Cook -, Q14 kg . semi Cromwell ' Ik - ' M Q ' Sharon Culler -a vw ? 3. F if V Y if Q 'ii' , 1 ' ' shi ,Qi Agfjla ' may i 'A y Kitty Davis i 44 5 5 i Beth Delong . I W ' , David Dull . ii Q . M i- 2 Susan Durre '- . i 1 1, ' Billy Flaniy 5 -.I ' David Fogle r I .- yi? ' YT,- I 2 l . ll I 6 4 ' f l l, r 1 U. l 'M jf n , -6- ,if 'l N J' L -. 21 f 'SP' 4 7 , ., ' U- 'Z' , 1 li iff' ' ::- P Sv- -' V+ 35 9 Q f , In - -ri , M A r all .K 1 .Via 24. , rrii M - W Y y ' 1- V :v igil , ' Y l 4 Y I Q :ing-I nr- , ' , ,wg sf-' MQ' ' Q 77:1 - ! p i , !,,' 3 , X VA . :F o src or A-.JL . , Efhff 'F L , N 2: . , i. Q 2 55 Q of we - W1 'Ui 111 ,.,, , N, r ,: . in A i , ,. W i . :gf W K if Q55 .1 . ' is - - gr , N . W f iif H ' if f,,: . , 51, H W 5 wi, ' ' If -,ln , K Lag: an . U, A , N - -to 'U , so .an 'i . ll -4.3 1 G ' Debra Kerr David Kimpel A Terry Kimpel Hope Lengacher Michael Lirot john Maloney Q ' .. . w r 1' A K , A- i ,ilu ., f ' af. -if 'E' WE-' c if ,M 1 1 ' ' ' 5 ' , ' . T'-- 7 v ' HQ4' ,, . 1 '- T H 1 -' 4 eil , in M y - N. ' .V sl X' ' l ' ix I H 1 ' ' Q , A s 3-1-.. ia f ' v.-.L - ' ur' H . H L dl J ,A f' 43-.F 11 if I Tb-5 s-' L i r-ES 9 A-.. ff -we V l 1 'll 5. 'll' K, X, , - , fu, . , ,seg , Learning new words can be interesting and fun as is demonstrated by these second graders. Anne Middleton Dennis Osmun Mary Peebles WJ. . n ew b e qv' , is 1- , t tl 'L 5 ii- Dennis Wann Suzie Worden Tim Wort Bobbie Yoder Harry Yoder Leonard Yoder be yiffaei gze-4, .Q lim' 1' 7 1 3 - V I i 1 N' N' X 1, 1 I 7' 1- . A , Q, W., 2 5 H -,' if 55 Q 1 ,xt l if lull 1 ' iff ' v, i fi Billy Pepple Lynn Platt Ronnie Poper Donald Ream Jo Ellen Rex Janis Ringenberg Eddie Roan Brenda Rohrs Barb Schlosser Jeri Schneider Carol Schooley Larry Scranton George Shouh Ricky Shull Tom Sindel Diane Smith Sue Stairhime Connie Stauffer Jimmy Thompson Bobby Timbrook Diane Timbrook Judy Timbrook Vickie Tustison Gary Walters ri?-----p ..... -.: Q ,Ea : ' X- - . 1 it ' ' W A -. d , 'M' -f 5 W ' ' Il! if 'A J T 6' ' l ' S+ R ' 3-2 L- ' T L' l- 4 R 5 V ' Qs ., ' ,M i 2 , 5 3 A I :yrs .- A f . if 1. of f M X ' A .- - -. il ' f' 1 4 .-.ff w .N I V ,,,, 1 .r ,er ' , Jane Barkman Judy Bassett Debora Bauer Joyce Beltz Danny Beverly Cinthya Brown Bernie Camp Ill. ,lee Nancy Haney john Handy Teresa Haven Leo Hayllick Wayne Heffelfinger Gayle Hitt Leah Horvath Ricki Hurni Corby Husted Eddie Husted Gerald Husted Mark Johnson Paul Keller Derrill Killian Lewis King Donald Kinzer Fred Kirby Stephen Koch Cheryl Langham Alan McFeters Cheryl McClellan B 'A ' wx t fail? is Q, .W .W X F Bdsm W ls EHAN4 ?vwz!Qzade rl 7 ' . f 7' ' F ,, W sv ' ' 'ilt ' ' 3 rf 'tal' qpff 3,-gi 5 x 'wiv s, , , 'Q . A J '5' 1 i Q55 .:,.- 714 v.-:, - , an T, W 7' a- ---- .re f X l X J till J. 1. W ,. 'L . .. . W f . it 1? .. Z lf 7' 'l' ' - - l' B lf, r5 1', ,H M .A 'E' .-A Michael Carwile Billy Cleland Shelmar Condas Danrel Cole Beth Cook Barbara Cottrell Cathy Countermon Deborah Culler Davicl Curry Martha Delong Jack Deitz Diana DePr1est Bert DeVeau Tim Dotts David Etchre David I'1nzer Robert Ginther Sara Graber jeff Green Linda Grundxsh Sheryl Gump '1 PP-r Linda Miller Marilyn Miller Lois Moore E11 Mullett Paula Nutter Christine Obendorf Douglas Phillips 5 had N l w l E M - J ix-' Gary Williarns Khristine Wittig Marie Woodring Dawn Wonderly David Wonderly Charlene Yontz Shirley Yoder mi .,,,.,.,, ., ,, ix ,T in-f 1 First grade artists find that drawing is fun. Kathleen Phillips Linda Reeves Paula Richmond Danny Rohrs 1 ' if 1 l ' 'fit c K it we -- T I' 7 ii ii Q ,-:- Ll ' -4. , 2 M ILVV , xii .. -:-: 4:.: ,, wt VQ, .. ww ii iii in A l , i lx ,A , - 1 A .ii f'..fra.f1, Q vt, F . in Darlene Rohrs Sharon Rohrs Carl Sabo Bernard Schliesser Linda Schlosser Jeanne Schooley Jimmy Shurek Connie Scott Patricia Simpson Keith Smalley Mary Gail Smith Richard Squires Stanley Stuclcey Susan Timbrook Jeanie Timbrook Gary Tomlinson Elizabeth Toth Ray Tucker Jimmy Turnbull Sherry Tustison Judy Tuttle Archie VanScoder Beth Vetter Daniel Wagler Linda Weeks Belinda Weber Sandra West janet Whonsettler i' A 1 A Y ' T 'Ali -Q li' A L I fi- 1 S F tsl ,r.. i f Tl' U -. .il ' ,T vp! 'll 'll , ',,jj'Lg iw ,V ii ii i l Elf ' ii lTlmig3ll-M an No: Pirtured: Ellen Schneider, Donald Underwood, Jana Wilson. fn ii ii Michael. Adcock ' X' fi n ' JmefAf1d'2fS0f1 R' i i .. if - - Hi . ' Jefffeymdfews . .. 1 H H l' A H if . H H . Cecile Bailey . X M H H ll i E Slleiglzinks 'iff ligji l , A YQ A 1 LL ,-'fx ' eu - .. Q I aw wer 1'- '--- K :': C A . l 4 H ff .H ' ,. Y A I if ,..,. if fi Catherine Berswinger H i i . f . 1 .. . ,, . . . a Midmf-1B1aSing -H E . 5 H E 1 J i, , X y Y y M Bobby Brickel 'N Iwi 5 11- J L' ,..- WH ld ...- e ze: 22:3 Zia . . fig., 1, Befbafa Bmggeman ':'-- ll i- - HH HH ll M Linda Carr .1.1.3e 5-. . K . .H ' : .... .. . Q 551. Stephen Cafwilf I-L? YQ: is .3 'mix W , ffl zuz ' 'Hi zlz H .Wi ,:-- 1, -wif! nh . 3-seq, H :ZZ ' 1 .9. X i ' H YQ: .. f gEl.7fz1i.2l2Zi1iEi3EE'?SEi2 Ln iii zzz X . iii Diane Cole H , in -i 1- Jw x ,-,. Y - i i f Hi ii. ii H ,ig .V Y Tim Cole 2- 1 , : rf H if- ' - f . ' 5 '-:ir .f Teddy Collins :::. zz. i , H - ' ' Q - i W 'V ,M l 2. 535 if , 1 A ,ii , ii ii Iwilliiuazz : ' WZ ,..:..,. . s:Eg.. fm . Chfls Cllffy ' . ' 6- if G -ef' '.-. il' 1 1 Il '- A Dave Dietz Q W I ll ,. life Cru. H - mf? f y Kathy Davis xx my W in , , V b .V v , . U 5 'D ' ' nj, JS' H 'Wi 'Q Ee iasS25!'M l X 1-ally? 1 li 1 g if w g: If -Ei' A l Y ' gl' ' li? ' ,., -2 ii U ggl me ll HH' ii if H iii i ii A .--.. --HHH i , ii iw ...N , 1.32 YHH Ai ii B d D . . . gl, F 'H ' - ' K - W ! f ,4 ' A ii ' 1 f Daniel Fogle -f., W l ig . ':.-, iii gongie lfoftflel' '- i 1 .. il- A. : 1-13. an ra ow er H. .. , ' ' M . .. H r ,. Debra Fritz U Pamela Griffhorn ' N 5 Z..-Qhzfliff Charmaine Gilford mu N W ,,,.. 5 .5 f-Y .., Rex Gloor 1 f . ' 1 '-.- .---- I ':' ' Tw? GIOOI 21 Q. - - H' Laura Green i ' , J R, Debbie Grover .V H ii, if ' D ' ' X ' uimzu fu' in J! aifii1'HHHHH H. 1 W M..,,,..,gSk 12:5 ,QE 1: S i. MH. ,H H H b 1 W.- Pamela Gfundish - :-: ,f'fz.a. , if H . 1 ll ii ll' I' Y ..... Sr , H. ' . Leonard Guilford .. ...ZR Q, -. Q, iw... Wil! . H.. F, i z .. ii.. -aa Ronald Gump f y PHH , HH in ,,. 1 .:. . iziz C Greg Hazzard :nl ik ii C , 4 Wie? J 'V . v m n V E A my 'V N. iii! ... .VI L Robert Harris - ' IH? ii :ae - ,, . ,, ., Eg V -1 N 1 eg Mike Haven V- ' V Q W 'Es ' .K 4 f 1 i I 1 ,Q ieaeaea ' Greg HeadleY f - , J' LC Sally Hetz ,, gy. H ,, M, , . Randy Hostetler . ' -R Ernie Hurni g, 5. Q x : ' X A Cindy Husted ' 'H . ' I, ' 3 Charles Johnson X U 3 E C? S ii be l ia lr 3 .gl 1.: N 4. , . V V , ILiivE:,.,1,- in .,.. W, , h i r? .... r A M .. ' ' ?: ' -1 H H' ' ee Hi -e .2 '3 A' ' ' ll . ll if i T1 5-V ..,, wi H i .. . - l 2- ,.,. . 5 V. , 3 i . , i A Q Y: -Q - :f Lf . 1' -. X 'H i1 H 'hmu i l W' HV E ' V , ,. L V if ' R -... 1 ' if ai. -. 35 H Z' 4 G' R' 1 wi i. X .. 1 .r 7- 4 -n 4. l - . E i.. B 3 I v lil U i i H I J ly, W, Q A' W IA 7 5 , . ' eil-an hi lgiin., A ,a,i l Robbie Jones joan Kaduk Kathy Kennedy Gary Kimpel Gerald Lucas Cerelle Maynard 4? F 6 I Cynthia McDonald ' Mary jo McMil1en vigil W i . iv' 'Kr-ru' 3 fi tw? Finding that school is fun, young kindergarteners linger before leaving for home. H :Vt JH ' ,u Q W-L... l , R yyyy um pl aa A, S R R at .f 5- ' r -f at n N X i X I M u 0 i ' i I'-6 A 1 in gm A 5: ,:. :I W-A.- H :I-Q , l- . , 'i gqvlwgmxx, 4.6312 'sl - ' Ai .X -'f ' ' Rs. V ,, Q at Carla Wort ir? - Y .,.,J nt '41 1 di., ' ' Christy Miller David Miller Gary Meyers Stephen Metz Marlene Meek Raymond Schliesser Jill Miller Keith Miller Ricky Miller Steven Myers Pamela Neate Don Phillips Ricky Poper Patricia Ream David Rowan Ricky Sabo Richard 'Scranton Judy Schlosser E. W - Jackie Schneider H ' A ' ll V' -l il! ,, ll Terry Schooley .- ,Ti Qi , iw , ' . 4'- ' Kathy Simpson Lk- ,, f . Ei ,J Q .- Kathy Stevenson X V X , N' Cindy Snyder I- ' ggg F V leaf' -X ' Walter Stickney fl . film R . . ci2 ci S onnynmy R ' ' W ,ar f' ' A fix,-Y N .. x fl 1 ' L Lora Stuckman ' ' A- , in ' Q ,QQ I Cheryl Timbrook sf we 5 ll al J-HH Theil t- 'V' Q ' V, ' Taq Io Ella Tomlinson ' 5 't ri 'E ' Kathy Tucker . . K . - Y .- ' f' 1 ' Ann Tustison ' - LIFE? ue- ' f 23 X ',, M . L -' 5 - L. - , Q l R, n,Vn, Lonnie Watson ' glz, H Haw' N X U Z 1 .W Laffy Wondefly i S W i ti. jane Wonderly U ' 1 I ' in 3, fl ' ' . t ---- - :-: f w' iW'F 5 a- 0 it it Gary Zimmerman r ra Q ---- E ' ' xi' . ,X TX rp.. R 1 1 . re' f .fc a ww Not Pi:tzn'ed.' De bbie Handy wa- oo oy., 'fp GQ' '12 ogy' e? A K n J I Sladkaz ' A Eviiiifii-,'-' - ' mddnaw, an I O I I O I I I I Bottom Raw: Elsie Lanum, Jim Cromwell, Bob Longsworth, Tom Rxdenour jun Weider Mzmcxl Brush Larry Smith and Ann Top Row: Janice Peter, Colby Gecowetts, Melissa Kelly, Susie DeMuth Joyce Ringer Mrs Wood jean Hisong Beth Laub Sandy nedy, and Arlos Boger. Na! pictured: Bill Hirzel. Scholarship, service, leadership, and character are the qualities considered when selecting members for the Na- tional Honor Society. Consisting of sophomores, juniors, and seniors, all mem- bers must have at least a 5.5 average. The ceremonial tapping of probationary members is the climax of the year. Gold emblems consisting of the keystone 1959-60 National Honor Society officers presented. N H S held dinner part for members and advisors yaaf.,-r, cam mm Za - Realizing the importance of preparing for the future, this club participated in many projects. By selling candy for additional funds, twenty-three in- terested members were able to attend the state convention in Akron. Honors brought home included the first place spelling team, consisting of Iean Hissong. Karen Wells, and Elsie Lanum. Five executives awarded the coveted Miss Secretary of Ohio title to Joyce Ringer. Sue Stemen was elected second vice-president of the State F.B.L.A. Our chapter was awarded the mileage plaque. Panel discussions bv local businessmen on The Necessary Qualifications of an Office Worker and -a talk, The Way Graduate Sees It, by a former F.B.L.A. member who is a private secretary proved very applicable to our Highlighting the year was a trip to the Federal Bank of Cleveland sponsored by the Hicksville Creating interest in neighboring schools to form their F.B.L.A. has become the Hicksville Chapter's latest It looks like Santa Claus came to the F.B.L.A. Christmas Party. arrow Rauf: S. Killian, L. Quinn, M. Cover, C. jones, S. Cromwell, S. johnson, S. Stemen, S. McMillen, 1. Osmun. Serofzd Row: ice-President S. Kennedy, J. Ringer, J. Bilger, L. Agler, M. Wort, J. Camp, D. Tomlinson, J. Siebenaler, Treasurer 1. Stauffer. bird Row: Advisor Mrs. Culler, Sergeant-at-Arms C, Walter, B. Ruckman, Secretary A, Boger, President A. Smith, B. Tustison, Re- rter bK. Wells, M. Nolte, C. Headley. T011 Raw: B. Ballard, E. Lanum, J. Peters, C. Gecowetts, S. Rhoades, J. Hissong, A. Arnold, . Sie enaler. I,-W Bottom Row: Wava Lantz, Sue Stemen, Elsie Lanum, Colby Gecowetts, Linda Godfrey, Sally Rhoades, Deanna Tomlinson, Janice Arlos Boger, Ann Smith. Second Rowf Beth Laub, Judy Camp, Susie DeMuth, Judy Towne, Mary Nolte, Sandy Kennedy, Joyce Jean Hissong, Ella Jane Volkert, Arlene Arnold, Connie Walters. Spode- ' S' ,acl Being an honor group, the Leader's Club consists of twenty sophomc junior, and senior girls advised by Mrs. Rosemary McKeen. The ,Q f H must be members of G.A.A., maintain a C or above average, and i good leaders. Their main duty is to help younger girls with any problems they J have concerning school. Also, they assist in teaching the rules of in physical education classes. X l SUSIE DEMUTH, President RESERVE TEAM: Sue Stemen, Linda Godfrey, Deanna Tomlinson, Arlos Susie DeMuth, Sharon Tustison, Sandra Byroade, Susan DeLong, Barbara Judy Amaden, Connie Walter, Beth Laub, Ann Smith, Janice Peters, Buchin, Wava Lantz. 0 ,,sw'v-Lv. , .. 54? 5 I fb' ' ' VQJ' K K. , . T 21534 s ,,.'zf2n s . , N f -+414 if vs A Z? yn E 4 '1' Sk f Wfwd if W as XM, ,MW WW V ' me:xQ3ii5fL:Xw a W ,J ,M Nv,,wa,Qwvwwewwaw X ,sw:Wim:Wccriwmrowwswrww'' , X yvw,,vy.Q,.,..x ,, ,, M M ww Exwrew ,, .,v V x WA., wx' W ,.w,wAmvC .N X, X . -www-.xr W A -fmwwwmxf X ,qw X , ve ' X , rm wi, -4. 1' wiiix uf? Y E A .1 m,.v,.,, 'af 4,47 FHA OFFICERS uclie Driver News Reporter Bonnie Buchin - - - I J ', ' , Parliamentariang Helen Smith, Secretary-Treasurerg gue Stemen, Presi- dentg Elaine Wittig, Recreation Leaderg and Beverly Haver, Vice- Presiclent, are discussing the year's activities for their scrapbook. Throughout the year the Future Homemakers America thrive on the goal to be better individuals members of the home and community. Learning to better lives more economically and efficiently is pre ing them for their duties as homemakers. Under direcction of Mrs. Palmer, the nineteen members bi-monthly. One meeting was set aside for spea and parties and the other for business purposes. Mal Christmas corsages for their bake sale, a Christmas p and Rev. Shultz speaking to the club on Afrimzz Curt are only a few examples of their worth-while proji in J.. 1- Boilam Row: Mary Wort, Rita Hofmeister, Sandra McMillen, Linda Hilbert, Sue Stemen, Mrs. Palmer, advisor. Serozzd Roar: Buchin, jackie Vlright, Jerisue Norton, Beverly Haver, Helen Smith, Kay Calvin. Top Row: Sharon Bassett, Shirley Little, Nellie Elaine Wittig, Barbara Hull, Linda Godfrey, Judie Driver. Boosting the school spirit is the main respon- ibility of this active group. Approximately 200 members have been- in the cheering section at lvery ball game assisting the cheerleaders with All of the yells. Under the supervision of Mr. Howard Schneid- r, the club meets each month. A mid-winter ice- ating party added spice to the regular meetings. During tournament, a special yell Club was rmed to perfect yells and to make signs which roused enthusiasm. Many comments were made about Hicl-:sville's cellent cheering section and sportsmanship hich is primarily clue to this club. BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS: Judy Anderson, Secretary, Judy Towne, Treas- urer, Melissa Kelly, Vice-President, Fred Blasing, President. ozmnz Row: H. Adams, J. Peebles, J. Amaden, J. Anderson, D. Doeden, L. Knight. W. Lantz, B. Ballard, B. Buchine, K. Burley, L allinger, D. Brown. Second Rauf: J. Blasing, C. Headley, K. Calvin, L. Blusing, D. Cottrell, S. Tustisop, J. Wright, D. Marten, J eider, G. Meek, B. Tustison, J. Osmun B. Scott. Third Row: F. Jewell, S. Johnson J. Hofner, M. Handy, B. Hart, J. Norton, B. Laub . DeLong, K. Hurley, J. Battershell, L. ,Agler, E. Volkert, D. Tomlinson, M. Wiriclt. Fourfb Row: S. Bassett, B. Arnold, C. Lengacheri I. Kelley, R. Hofmeister, P. Sweeney, D. Osmun, M. Cover, G. Sholl, J. Ringer, S. Rhoades, R. Siebenaler, C. Jones. Fifth Row: K ook, S. Rice, L. Morris, S. Stemen, R. Walters, J. West, J. Massie, L. Hilbert, C. Walter, S. Killian, A. Smith, C. Gecowetts, S eMuth. Top Rauf: A. Boger, S. Cromwell, G. Osmun, K. Wells, L. Bassett, J. Siebenaler, S. McMillen, J. Rowan, J. Peters, M. Nolte. Top Raw Larry Mullett Larry Brown Dxanne Doeden Second Row Dennis Hammond Diane Cottrell Elsle Lanum Tlaud Row Jim Bercaw Brian Rohrs Judy Ringer Bottom Row Joe Rodocker Joyce Hissong Mary Wort and Mr Ringer Waxed Wcewe The Student Council under the guidance of Mr Harold in the school help keep It clean and neat bring up and Ringer, is the student governinglbody of Hicksville High settle students' problems, and voice the views of the stu- School. It consists of twelve membersg one boy and dent body concerning school affairs. one girl from grades seven through twelve who represent It assisted in Homecoming plans, and the members their classes in the council meetings. were hosts and hostesses for National Education' Week. The purpose of the council is to create student interest President Vice-President 5'3C1'etafY JOE RODOCKER MARY WORT LARRY IVIULLETT 60 -,v 1 w - i The Junior Class's contribution to dramatics. On April 17 the junior Class presented their class play, The Case of Springtime. This was a 3-act comedy about a teenager named Bob who gets into all sorts of trouble because his girl friend, Ioan, has taken a liking to college men. Bob decides to prove to joan he is just as ma- ture and suave as any college man by taking up magicg but he wasn't very successful. THE Bob ........ ......,.V... joan ,.,,.. Eddie ..,..... Belly ...,. Dickie ,..... Gwen ...,.,..... M1'. Parker .,... , Mfr. Parker .,.,. Mr. Abinakef ...... Lozzellfz ..,...,.,........ Plain Clbtber Men CAST Rex Conine ........... Arlos Boger Mike Langham Colby Gecowetts Kenny Onstott Sue Stemen jim Cromwell jane Peebles Dave Metz .. ..... Karen WeHs M255 Wright ............. .....,. P at Kenner Bob Dull Allan Miller ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,,..joyce Wonderly, P.T,A. Ladies ,..... Bev Haver, Glor Amaden ia Osmun, Helen Adams, Judy Who me? Steal rabbits!! The principal pays a visit. 'f-i'!6.4' It matters not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game, is one of the goals of the Varsity Club. This club was formed to advance co-operation, fellowship, and student participation in athletics, and to stimulate the ideals of sportsmanship. Eligibility for the Varsity 'H' Club requires that eiiclg person earn a letter and receive approval of the c u . Among its many activities was a successful all-school hayride. jim Slaughter, Clint Wirick, Fred Blasing, Joe Rodocker, Linder, Varsity Club officers. lv an J. . and Bo Front Row: B. Rowan, B. Boon, B. Linder, C. Wirick, J. Slaughter, N. Stairhime. Second Row: F. Blasing, M. Burlingame, K. 'Onsto J. Slattery, T. Brown, B. Mullet, B. Millhoff, D. Mettert. T bird Row: Mr. Simpson, Mr. Schneider, Mr. Williams, B. Kline, L. jenki B. Hirzel, J. Rodocker, R. Amaden, P. Carr, T. Ridenour, L. Smith, G. Camp, A. Miller, Mr. Wahl. xfliif . , , ., -15 gi ' fffilslfssvfss: 'ii' fffnwwdmfzx I ' 25125 1 1, ::::w ' ef-Aff , 1,1352 1 11' We 11 if M aff ' 1 s , Q s? f '1' me L 2152? ' M1 M , av, -q.. :ga W I I E , Ei ' I N 1 -is H 11 H J 12:-Lf: ' , ,V :WX ' ,11 W ' fa? ,L ,,,:W,, il, ,If ,Wi 3, 551mm W ,QU 1 ga' 1 13 f -11? E 91-6535111111 W fz1sQzgsQazQ1,g?1ii ,1'N1111'11 -1 I 7:55 5 ? , S M 'U ia :111Qggf5111 . 1 :ff -' im- ' .Q 1, 1,f' :.hf - 1 7 1, ' Q5-'ffY.:.f5:. 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Q -ff's:r'w5f , - L A ,U we . 1. , Q21 'as l' Fred Blasing is on the ball. !4,x,,.Y in, ,-l.sk 4255: nl 2 yy? J 'T-8-f J 'fa , ? .wi block. CLINT WIRICK FRED BLASING BOB LINDER BOB MULLET ewckvatcvze HS vs. EDON: In the heartbreakefof the season, Edon HHS vs. PAULDING: Norval Stairhime led an inspired ot off to 21 fast start. At the final gun, the score was Aces' eleven' to an 18-18 tie with Paulding. HS 0, Eclon 18. Q 151, Xu Xu. - fn M 1 .E '3 I Y , L, , all? TERRY BROWN ARTHUR CORWIN DUANE DUCHARME KENNY ONSTOTT Dlx' , ' 'sf' H MIKE BURLINGAME DUANE BLALOCK FRANK TOTH LARRY SMITH 6060 HHS vs. DELPHOS ST. JOHN: Hicksville came up HHS vs. DEFIANCE RESERVES: Hicksville domir against a big and fast St. john team and was defeated the field as they blasted the Defiance Reserves 42-O. 26-15 in a wild and unorthodox game. Larry Smith is WWYYYVI f w 1 1 Y L l as 3- : A, ny, if I N X 3 1 'F Assistant coaches Phil Wahl and Norris Simpson watch Aces' defense in a scrimmage BOB KLINE game. MIKE LANGHAM A Q ' ld that 1112111- JIM WEIDER BOB HART ALLAN MILLER GERALD CAMP Wm 7 ' HS vs. LEIPSIC: The Aces suffered their fourth defeat I-IHS vs. PAYNE: In the final game of the season, the the season, going down before a strong Leipsic team Aces Worked like a machine, blasting Payne by a 30-6 score. a score of 28-6. BOB LONGSWORTH Norval Stairhime charges down the field for a touchdown. DONALD MCMILLEN ,mm ,, .Ax ' . . I' i 5 ' -ar: ' X ' ae. N ff-2-if as ,cs -. M., 1 Q 15 We -s f , ,,rg5lffvu553L.eM 5 4 V :J ' 't . A lf ml 'iv 1 1 af' ,Q 5 na ., U , fl Y W, all C i 47 A.. DAVE KIRBY BRUCE RINGENBERG RICHARD CAMP LOWELL GRIFFITH 47 x Eel , L Coach Hilbert gives half-time strategy to discouraged players. Managers Lynn Strubing, Frank Handy, and Steve Bohling are always on the spot with 1 football equipment. ' 1 Bolzom Roux- johnny Conard, Danny Ginther, Mitchel Onstott, Michael Headley, Norman Grover, Barry Haver, John Peebles, Larry McCurdy, Kenny Toth, Francis Miller, Larry Brown, Mike Brown. Second Row: Charles Murphy, Michael Ken- ner, Keith Jones, Danny McBride, Jerry Scott, Mike Cole, Allen Lengacher, jack Strubing, Robert Gump, Howard Blasing, Neal Blalock. Top Raw: Richard Evans, jerry Cover, Francis Husted, John Hofner, Paul Collins, Danny Hensley, Robert Quinn, Tim Betts, Brian Rohrs. 'foe7 eama Coach Schneider's junior high team, at their bi-weekly practice, strove for perfect co-ordination and teamwork. The resulting fight- ing spirit and willing co-operation enabled them to compile a record of one win and four losses in football and six wins and five losses in basketball. These fellows are gaining the experience and fair play attitude which will prove an asset when they enter the field of high school athletics. COACH HOWARD SCHNEIDER Boifam Row: Cheerleaders-Sally Scott, Donna Husted, Cindy Osmun, Ricky Pierman. Second Row: Barry Haver, johnny Conard, Keith jones, Larry Payton, Kenny Toth. Third Row: Jerry Scott, john Hofner, Tim Betts, Howard Blasing, Allen Lengacher, Philip Wonderly. Top Row: Manager Robert Gump, Larry McCurdy, john Peebles, Mike Cole, Mike Headley, Larry Hughes, Manager Jerry Laub. L. .gs fa'-4' Senior Elsie Lanum Bob Boon fmzinr Colby Gecowetts Mike Burlingame Sophomore Janice Peters Bob Longsworth '21 Frexblfnm Sandra Clark David Kirby r A . f- 2 r a in wi. W rv. - L- . A, ,ww ',7,. l nk.. .T f -.5 f. . Q- V.. , '-A.. 4, Hi r sf: W 1 . , ,I , . , 'i J . 1:55. ef 1 'XA J. 'f' A 44? 'E N f gn 'Xl . '- - . ,. 3 14 . , if 5 l AQ . Y , ' ' . 'Lk If , , -7 5, X 4. , J .2 Us 1 vi . liK:i ,si. ,VJ-1.2.3 63 :-if' V Pb ' '11'2 ' - ' ' l ' eq -Y' f' E v 1 Q , A 's. 5- My I I x :V Li, i '1 ' Q 'G 7 M Q H w- M4 3 Qi: 11 fqmmg X ,mu 1' CQ Q r - , Ay. 5 V . X ca we 9 K I N f A 'Q . LA. M A,VA 'Z ....V :Z ,41. .? xi V f 4.51, 2 'K ' u .Q . I in LNW N 1 'in N. '41 7 gi I isssfisaies- ' ' -- Lx c. -V ,kv 5 -,-,img ua Q? ' 'L N5 , ,. . x .its -. la si i. RQ Y P, 67' ,E i5 W 5 n -maxim.- . junior-Third Place Sophomore-Fourth Place To the roll of drums and the blare of trumpets, the Home- oming parade began. Colorful floats entered by the in- ividual classes preceded the Queen and her four lovely at- ndants. Upon arrival at the football field, the Queen was owned by the Aces' co-captains, and the ceremonial foot- all was presented to the team. An interesting band show provided half-time entertainment r the spectators. After a heartbreaking game, Queen Sally reigned at the omecoming Dance in the gym. Students danced to the music of the Hi-Fi, ending the omecoming festivities. Freshman-Fifth Place , yy y y 5 Eigl1th-First Place Seventh-Second Place . 7 .? ... A :wx mn uw My ff gg sm W V F1-fmdlf' 2125531 um, 1: ,N gm, , ,X is Ml,- -31251 Q32 ,Sw if ' 'Qin ' 255315 . P 4 H551 -:ptzgi . H 5 2332, WP W -A vm gl, 4 X 3 wi 3' 1 ii. K' L 1 7 Q -LE 'gs 4 . W ff n , 5 V L gf V ilSVira255??J 'iii if Egfigwve ...wav -2 A- ' 3? L W vw-I ,M 1 'sei 43:5 wi ' ff? V IQ? , .5215 M . A G E. gifw ' wait . w fm. xii? 5655 5555 , if Z MEC, W, 551, ng 3,1 - .: 'lst .. .ESVESV 5 . if ,szfsfewixii W V 521-H ' w - 1 ex A off ' im , My A S Ea The secret word is victory was the statement made by Coach Simpson at the first pep session of the '58-'59 basketball season. He and Assistant Coach Wahl, with effective coaching skill, taught our boys the rules of good sportsmanship, constant team- work, and the importance of the Wil to win. NORRIS SIMPSON ASSISTANT COACH PHIL WAHL Under the expert coaching of Norris Simpson, the icksville Aces had a good season. Recording 8 ins and 10 losses the team's spirit never dwindled. he Aces practiced approximately 192 hours roughout the season-the boys obeying training les and scrimmaging after school. The cameras winked many times at H.H.S.'s ather small team-average height 5'11 . But it kes more than height to preserve a team's gloryg takes constant coaching, persistent training and ood sportsmanship. Whether it's cleaning balls or sweeping the floor, managers Bob Rowan, Tom Ridenour, Bob Dull, and Jim Hilbert are always on the spot with needed equipment for the Aces. -V X Swim WZ X! ,W ..,, !L:.jvs,,z: A W 'Va'-may VF in Cl I nt ' OC B J , Hlrzcl G ' 'rk'C ' Rodocker Fred ldiing Bob Lihder F I he if ui l i i I- 745 W QQ.. H.. 2 is H. 'N HH' , M M M NWN w 'H l ,W'Q1um V . vw , . , I F1 W 41 'X ' vw , 14 w, Aw QW W 'we 'Y ig Y if Jw W W 5- '-A, ' Is this football or basketball? - Fairview here january 16 HQ Hey, dorft fight over the ball! Well take it. - Fairview there January 2. 6144 ' ' amd Dave Metz claims this one for H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S., ,A A 54 ,, 33 ,, ,52 , , 55 H.H.S , 1 54 H.H.S., ,. , , 41 H.H.S .,,.,,. , ,, 68 H.H.S H H 76 H.H.S. , .. 51 H.H.S. . 53 H.H.S .,,,,.,,, .,,,,,,, 5 1 H.H.S .,,A,A, , ,,,.,,. 60 H.H.S.. ,.,w,,, 65 H.H.S .,,,7..... ,.,.,,, , 68 H.H.S ..,......, ..,....,, 5 3 H.H.S ...,....,, ......... 6 1 dlwwaf Edgerton , Blue Creek A Woodburim 5 ,, Leo ,, , Paulding . Antwerp Fairview , . Grover Hill , , Riverdale. , Fairview , , Delphos St. john , ,e.. .. Edon Ayersville ...... Oakwood ..,r.,,, Edgerton , ,. Ayersville ., here December 12 M 6513: D A Bill Hirzel has a Battle Royal. -Fairview here January 16 .U ,V -v 4 fr: V . Qt B! 1 1 - H ..,, , Hirzel drives in for a lay-up. 664S0t4Q For the first time in many years, Hicksville entered the Defiance County Tournament held at the Defiance High Gym. Three teams-Hicksville, Ayersville, and Jewell- participated in the tourney. After drawing a bi, the Aces encountered Ayersville who had previously won the clash with Jewell. Although the Pilots had beaten the Aces twice during the season, the Hicksville squad played an inspiring game winning 55-46. The traditional cutting of the nets Wirick snags a rebound. and receiving of the county trophy aroused victorious cheers from the tremendous cheering section decked in red and white. At the sectional tourney, I-Iicksvi1le's first opponent was Blue Creek who gave the Aces a battle as they Won 41-39. The Hicksville squad dropped the second game 52-44 to the Edgerton Bulldogs who later won the state championship. X Iubilant Aces receive county trophy. 80 wma Wafwitq QE, 130110121 Row: Manager, Dick Evans, Dennis Worden, Dennis Hammond, Kenny Brush Lowell Grif fith, Manager, Don McMillen. Sekond Raw: Max Cleland, Richard Gordon, Pat Slattery Tbnd Row Gary Meek, Clero Williams. Top Raw: David Kirby. Regular practice under the supervision of Fred ilbert enabled members of the Freshman Team gain valuable experience. Although the team d no victories this year, they proved that they ve the skill and spirit necessary to qualify for ture varsity squads. H-9-' -.qv COACH Fred Hilbert CHEERLEADERS: Sally Scott, Cynthia Osmun Rickie Pxerman and Donna Hustecl. H.H.S ..,...AA,,,,W H.H.S. ....,...,. . H.H.S H.H.S ..,,.,,,,,, , H.H.S ...,...,..,.. H.H.S .......,..,,, H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S. ,,,A,...... 34 may see fo'zWafw6z'q X 1 A , ,-.5 1' ' Edgerton ,,,A....,...,. Blue Creek ..,,,,.,,A Woodburn A, ,,.A Leo v,,,o,,,...,, ,,,.,,, Paulding . ,...Y,.,. ,. Antwerp ,. ,.... ., Fairview .,,,.,......,., Grover Hill , Riverdale .,,,.,,.., Fairview ,.,..,..,, .,... Delphos St. john Edon r,.,.. . Ayersville .....,,,r.r Oakwood . r...r..... . Edgerton ,,,........rrr Ayersvllle ,.....,r..4. S-C-O-R-E, Raise that Score was the refrain echoed 'round the gym as Reserve Cheerleaders Ch' jones, Janice Peter, Mary Nolte, and Deanna Tomlin led cheers to urge the boys on to victory. Bottom Row: Dennis Hammond. Second Row: Jim Hughes, Larry Mullett. T bird jim Cromwell, Bob Longsworth, Ra Schooley, Ray Hinsch. T op Row: Phil Carr, Metz, Ed Hissong, Dennis Stuckey. ' agyfae Boziom Row: Jim Hughes, Bob Dull, Ray Hinsch, Jim Hilbert, Larry Smith, Gerald Dunmire. Top Row: Coach, War- ren Williamsg Kenny Onstott, joe Rodocker, Bill Hirzel, Phil Carr, Ed Carr, and Tom Ridenour. Due to weather the baseball season was cut and the team had the opportunity of play- g only three games. They traveled to Edgerton for their first game d came out on the short end by a score of 5-2. ay Hinsch hit a solo homer in this game. Tournament followed and in the first game e boys took a thrilling 15-inning game from yersville by the score of 1-0. Phil Carr knocked - - the winning run with a sharp single. Due to the previous win, this qualified the 7 ' r v' ' T r' 'A ,ni H9 t .fr in EQ gg J ef to meet Jewell and they came out on the end here, too, losing by a score of 2-0. r .- e This ended the season with the final record one win and two defeats. Hirzel winds up for the big pitCh. Rodocker smashes a double down the right field line. ,, ,,,,,,,, H H ,, ,al-i, 1, Qtr xr A urea? i fm fl' ' - Sark 1 ee 0 I l Bottom Row: Kenny Brush, jim Cromwell, Richard Camp, Dennis Mettert, jim Klea, jim Slaughter, LeRoy Mock, Robert Longsworth, Pat Slattery. Top Row: Bob Hart, Dave Kirby, Terry Brown, Allan Miller, Loren DuCharme, Clint Wirick, Frank Toth, Jim Slattery, Fred Blasing. Under the guidance of Coach Schneider, the track team has improved In the District Track Meet the Aces greatly over the last few years. This year the cindermen accumulated for ninth place with Antwerp and Ottz 3 wins and 3 losses. Also, this year the American Legion sponsored Hills, each team acquiring QVZ points. Tk The American Legion Track and Field Meet. Five surrounding schools boys accounted for the Hicksville points-Q participated, and the Aces placed second. They were edged by Antwerp Cromwell third in the 100-yard dash and s SOVZ to 48. ond in the 220-yard dash, Fred Blasing t for third in the pole vault, and Clint Wir V tl' M fifth in the discus. These three boys will t .a . ticipate in the State Track Meet. Q, This year the track team represented I-Iic ,,, y N y W y y W y W ville with excellent sportsmanship and will M ' 72:1 win. ug . it ig ,V Q Q we VY .X M --V Z l - A E . Elgin aaa ga- 'et H . , rrss it fff 2 ' - : 5 'V e se u rss l' M Y ,rr X54 W H vigil , Mita s V, f .. me... was gg in t. .gr ge fl. 1 SS-ex 6 Stn 'WF W V .1 is ri 5 2- . 55311. is..,.fe.a:1mt em- we .fe s. , ... , 2 Dennis Mettert gives a flying exhibition of pole vaulting, just one of the COACH HOWARD SCHNEIDER numerous feats undertaken by the track group. 376444 Walml presents to Bill Hirzel the hard-earned Bausch- Science Award. The significance of an award is not the award itself- OLII Sandy and is merely a representative or reminder of a deed ac- well. Many feats go unrewarded, those given Awards Day are annually recognized and thusly Athletic, scholastic, and club awards were pre- those deserving students. Kennedy received the Brown's Bakery, Homemak- Beth Laub receives the cherished spelling trophy from Mrs. Stoner. 10th in district, Plane Geometry, Larry Smith, 5rd in dis- trict, 12th in Stateg American History, jim Green, World History, jim Weider, 14th district, English IX, Sharon Tustison, 14th districtg English X, Beth Laub, 7th districtg English XI, Gloria Osmun, English XII, San- dra Kennedyg Senior Social Studies, Bill Hirzel, 8th dis- trict, Latin I, Kay Cook, 15th district, Latin II, Sandra pin Hof shorthand speed awards, jim Slattery was also by receiving the Brown's Bakery Award. Doug Bill Hirzel, Dennis Mettert, and Bob Poth were science keys. Janis Stauffer was honored as the F.B.L.A. member, and she also received a typ- the best speed and accuracy. were given to the following scholarship team who traveled to Bowling Green: Biology, Tom 2nd in district, 5th in state, General Science, eister' Chemistry Mancil Brush 6th in district' Ol' m , . , , Doug Doedeng Algebra II, Robert Breidenbaugh, Byroades, 4th district. Diane Cottrell was given the General Science award. Eighth graders were awarded certificates for high scholar- ship on the Eighth Grade State Test with Neal Blalock ranking high. Quill and Scroll keys were awarded to Sandra Kennedy, Joyce Ringer, Bob Poth, Bill Hirzel, Rita Siebenaler, Janis Stauffer, june Hurni, Eloise Meyer, and Sally Rhoades. Junior and senior high spelling trophies were awarded to Judy Ringer and Beth Laub. get Neal Blalock wins first place certificate in Sth grade awards. Sandy Kennedy awarded F,B,L,A, shorthand speed honor, gf' P ' ' Sm! ' 1 ..,z,..i,. 'if' JNL' Bollonz Row: D. Metz, C Walter, S. Killian, C. Geco- wetts, J. Camp. Second Row: ,, S. Cromwell, J. Hurni, J Siebenaler, A. Boger, H Adams, J. Peebles, J. Amaden Third Row: K. Onstott, M Kelley, S. DeMuth, S. Ste men, L. Godfrey. T017 Rauf: F. Handy, B. Dull, R. Hart, M. Cover, G. Sholl, Mrs Stoner, K. Wells, G. Osmun J. Rowan, and M. Wort. Under the able direc of Mrs. Eleanor Sto , this year's Spoondrift ha become a welcome sigh among the students o H.l-l.S. Published biemonthly, it keeps stu dents, faculty, and alumni posted or past and coming events. Feature anrj , news articles have been reported bd the staff in a concise, impartial manner JIM CROMWELL ANN SMITH proving the Spoondrift to be an in teresting journalistic effort. SCHOON it ffl? sf 7704 'gmwl For a rootin' tootin' good basketball game the best ingredients are the pep band members in their red and white with their instruments flashing to the chant of the Victory March. No other way is sportsmanship and-spirit 'Q better combined for public viewing and listen- ing than during the pep rallies or at the games. After hard work and practice before games, the members are ready to demonstrate their talents for the school, the team, and the public. Barium Rauf: Diane Doeden, Larry Smith, Beth Laub, Mancil Brush, Tim Sweeny, Judy Amaclen. Semud Row: Joyce Ringer, Connie Walter, Julie Sie- benaler, Joyce Wonderly, Melissa Kelley, Paul Schortgen. Third Row: Eddie Carr, June Hurni, Barbara Arnold, Sharon Tustison, Rex Conine. Top Row: Ann Smith, Jim Green, Gary Meek, Larry Jenkins, Ella Jane Volkert, Jim Slattery. 6016542404 Eager to begin-ambitious to continue-the young instrumentalists of the junior band strive to become future members of the senior band. Under the direction of Mr, Paul Smith, the novice players have their weekly practice Tues- day afternoon. Bottom Row: C. Conard, S. Tomechec, G. Edwards, J. Peter, C. Osmun, J. Conard G. Bauer, K. McComas, B. 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With a chorus of twenty-two, there is ample op- ortunity for 21 wide range of music. Singing at the annual Christmas Concert was a highlight of the CHI. 5 er my PAUL SMITH, Director fi club, Judy Anderson, JoAnn Batteishell, Bfrrbua Hull, Janet Brlger, Jmice Peter, Deanna Tomlinson Tap Rau Susm Delong Agler. Sandra Byronde, Mary Kay Nolte, Marcia Wfirick, Ella jane Volkert, Judy Town, Judy Camp. Roux- Stevie Cromwell, Cheryl jones, Carol Lengacher, Peggy Blade, Florence Jewell, Roma Banks, Diane Doeclen. Second Row. L. ' ' . 1' ' . ' r ' . 1: . .nr-.fe :peg--X I, , -Z .X iilgillzf .irc 1 W c.', A , f-eigsri - we , 'af w-will-i stirs WV' Majorettes Nancy Betts, Sue Stemen, Diane Cottrell, a polished look of precision. june Hurni, and Drum Major jim Slattery add much color They keep the Aces' spirit alive by adding entertainment to the H.H.S. marching band. with their fancy twirling, high stepping, and winning Long hours of drilling and practice give their routines smiles. 90 a. , -f-ie,.m-.i..nu.. . -.-..- , ., . 41- N- ii-Aww - -31.31, Im. -1 at ii -, Drums rolled, cymbals clashed, and mpets blared as the H.H.S. Band arched at all home games. This usical group consisted of approxi- ately 70 members ranging from enth graders to seniors. In th ei r performances, twirling aight lines denoted the change from geantry to precision drills. The band traveled far and wide. They attendedthe Paulding and burn Fairs in the early fall. Honor was given to this group when y were selected to march in the parade for Commander Anderson of Nautilus at Defiance. Concluding their year's activities, the marching d led 'Santa Claus in the traditional Christmas parade. Band members tramped the streets asking for donations and brought d to bake sales enabling the Band Boosters to secure enough money order the long awaited uniforms. The Band Boosters, an organization the parents of band members, provided not only funds but also moral port for the band. Zami ,4 ez!! ' 74614 ED ' 7674.5 ,,,,.-, Noise! Never was there so much noise! Between the bell's ringing and the conductofs Silence! there is ear-deafening activity. The head-splitting shriek of a fatally injured saxophone reed, the drastically flat toot of a tuba, and the fervent, hopeless attempt of a trumpet to imitate Harry james all combine to give the most breathless sensations to be experienced - hearing and seeing the Hicksville Band tune up. Band president, Jim Volkert, models the new marching band uniform. Baflom Row: L. Smith, J. Siebenaler, D. Tomlinson, S. Doeden, R. Tomlinson. Sefozzd Row.'IJ. Peter, S. Crom D. Doeden, J. Towne, L. Agler, C. Headley. Third Row: R. Conine, B. Laub, M. Wo1't, UR. Piermzm, C. Overmyer Byroade, F. Toth, E. Wittig, F. Jewell, J. Massie. Fourzb Row: L. Blasing, H. Smith, S. Killian, J. Stauffer, S. A. Smith, C. Walter, S. Stemen, P. Schortgen, G. Meek. Top Row: M. Brush, P. Burlingame, S. Kennedy, J. Amad S. Rhondes, G. Sholl, T. Sweeney. ?cuzd2z 'Kew ' It sounds bad then, but an instant later, with slender baton poised in the air for a second and breaths drawn in, there is the tiniest fragment of silence, then music. After hours of practice, the band performed at the Christmas and Spring Concerts, Coronation, and at the annual concert band contest. Excitement ran high this year as the band received their new uniforms. Being a six-way suit, the uniform can be worn for either marching or con- cert band. el we Z By removing the plaque and belt, Jim Vol- kert converted the uniform for concert band use. 0110122 Row: S. Laub, M. Conard, J. Bilger, J. Ringer. Second Row: J. Camp, K. Onstott, S. DeMuth, J. Hurni, M. olte, C. Gecowetts, E. Carr. Third Row: J. Betts, N. Loucks, M. Kelly, J. Wonderly, K. Calvin, J. Ringer, L. Grif- ith, D. Cottrell, S. Clark. Fourfb Row: J. Volkert, E. Meyer, M. Burlingame, J. Green, I. Laub, J. Laub, J. Baker, S. oucks, A. Boger, B. Arnold, S. Tustison. Top Row: L. Cunningham, B. Haver, B. Rohrs, W. Loucks, B. Longsworth, J. lattery, E. Volkert, L. jenkins. JOYCE RINGER Literary Editor 1640! xxx, ' SANDRA KENNEDY Editor JEAN HISSONG Layout Editor l gi BARBARA RUCKMAN MRS MARY CULLER WAVA LANTZ Picture Editor Advisor 5alC'5 Manager N 5 55- 1 F! , ,,. M' QL .9 i ,355 fn, - -4 I 'A-Lf' I N, , ,J 1 .,.,. W , ,, ,-a -, ':f'4,,',. . V x . . L ,ig :Q-ai' . :'f ip - f ,' F. 5 5 X, , I 'QP' ' XG, QW A 1' if i ' If 'K X V ,- -K4 R' f egy H rf ,QYQQL , 'af .:aJ1f.+L,f?5f1 .ja 'jf If, ' - .. ...fl QTY: F . i'-A E 1' . VQ., f- I lr -Hs' ' in lk Wx ,gn -5 ,affix r a av ,, ' wil. T135-. M ,fl ll' 'Mm Wtayeaau QUEEN KING Sally Rhoacles Bill Hirzel geatow Wmma . 3 9 fra. V KY jr- fi Z V . Y e i. ,K I ,ky 2 .mf . Q 'WV':l 7 l Lg!!! l 1 l ' I -'1 if .. i .. SS .. MF W in g - A . s 5'-V -'G' w',.'J. Q-' , -fr -1,.: . . - if , ',:T:g..f:if.g?f .H ht 374 Y' F, . .3 f, CROWN- BEARER CROWN MISTRESS CRO WN BEARER Debbie Slattery Elsie Lanum Mike Blasing To the rhythmic strains of Another Openin', Another Show, the annual senior Corona- tion was underway. Sailor-garbed june Taylor dancers introduced the master of ceremonies, jim Volkert, who capably guided the audiance through the Seniors' interpretation of the best TV shows of 1958. Immediately following the show came the long awaited crowning ceremony. The King and Queen marched grandly to the throne to be crowned. They sat amid star-studded grandeur and gave their royal approval as the court received their banners. All seniors gathered on the stage to sing their interpretation of Thanks for the Memories, followed by the recessional of King, Queen, and Court. Following the traditional grand march, couples danced to the music of the Hi-Fi while Senior moms and dads served delicious food. 3 Ev v, W, w ' 'JH su , M, WW Wm-.c' MOST STUDIOUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST PERSONALITY , Bob Poth-June I-Iurni Doug Doeden-Sandy Kennedy Jim Slattery-Rita Siebenaler -f - - - V I il ' , A M f goat - 1 .r 43 MOST MUSICAL MOST ATHLETIC WITTIEST Joyce Ringer-Ed Carr jean Hissong-Clint Wirick WaY'a I-anti-Teffii Brown f , , A H .i vi-,vi 4 1 ,LM ' - IQ5? ' Another Openin', Another Show. '-K. ff' D1g those crazy seulors' I N0 Mike?? Ray Anthony QEd Carry hits the high notes, I00 7 hu? LL- My names-Uh 4-. N The Co1'dettes take il Sentimental journey. Soft Shoe, Fred Astaire, U. Rodockerj goes to an Easter Parade. My names Fuzzy. 70 74455 Buy your milk at Osmurfs Dairy! 4-' K ,s. J I . mg Lai . Vlfatch Little Beaver's eyes, Bruiser Boon gsfi- U1 I .KN LJ' 3 I, 1, A5 z ' i 5 3 H .I R I 1 Q ,i .....3, ' . ,112 1 .- L.: The sky fell on me this morning. Yah, I got six guns-one, two three . . 7 ,mm - What it was, was football. The Ames Brothers harmonize to Old Nickddemusf' if I-fi Waltzing is fun. Most Athletic Senate play Mrs. Worthington K ent .....,.. fore! K en! ............ Peggy Kent .,..,,..........,....,. Geriy Gallop .A.,.,. U nrle Podger .,....,.. Speedy Edwordr Min Eudoria .,..... Ruth Elton .....,....... Mm. Bessie Elton ....... Opal Beane ..........,.. Bolxford Beane ...,.., Mazzdie Beane ............ Cfzdzoollader Beane fork Wzvzlerx ........,.... Sam Slmffnef ,...,.. Mike Dee gon .,,..,. e Hey, Folks--Look who's hyar. Shollj straight from the Ozarks. Joyce Ringer Bill Hirzel June Hurni Eloise Meyer Ed Sholl jim Volkert Barbara Ruckman Rita Siebenaler Wava Lantz Rosemary Wright Doug Doeden Elsie Lanum Fred Blasing Jim Slattery Arthur Corwin joe Rodocker Why it's Unk Podger flid For in-between-act variety Sally Rhoades and Clint Wirick radio commentators. Did you hear people talking about Beanes for Breakfast If you did, it wasn't something new on the menu but Senior Class Play presented in the High School gym on It vember 7' and 8 under the direction of Mr Murphy The story centers around the family of Mrs Kent a wid who has pretended to her old school chum Mrs Beane t she is wealthy. The Beanes decision to VlS1t the Kents c for some hurried and amusing preparation Mrs Kents and daughter provide romance as they become involved w neighborhood sweethearts Gertie, the hillbilly cook gets confusilated in cook and serving the breakfast and Uncle Podger a poor relat from the Ozarks, drops in Consequently it turns out to a comedy and a hazard The Beanes have arrived! Come and gt t bellers Gertie Meyer, outhern Belles entertain juniors and seniors with Dance With Me Isn't the music heavenly! enry. ' ,140 fgdddfld fam Me Siam goat With three blasts from the show boat, Captain Stub After entertainment by the HSOUHICII1 Belles, Cotton- ot the 59 Junior-Senior Prom underway. Sophomore blossom Trio, and a speech by judge jones, students 'Dixieland Dandies served a delicious southern meal. glided under the moonlit Stars t0 the music Of the Butler olonel Toth welcomed the seniors and major Hirzel fe- Hi Fi Band. Lovely decorations and beautiful formals made ponded with the senior toast of thanks. the evening a night to remember. At the helm Captain Stub, Kenny Onstott, steers on the show. Senior-5 relax after a deliqioug Southern meal, if-7 , mmf-ga Man overboard ! E. Carr, Mr. Hilbert-Ooooo, coach, it hurts! E. Lanum-Find any Yankees, Elsie? 'If'- s,, Hb ff Af fe .r-g ,. i .4J ..- '- .N an ,tl K ' if . .,.H., ,J .,,r,gy'.. Nfl 'S -'e'7l'4? sf?b l ti- if ' 4:52, V Tl f , No, not a inovie star-it's rebel Bob Boon. 746 lm?-14wa6te Ask any senior how high the Washington' Monum is and he will probably with a grunt and a groan mum 898 steps. Climbing this was only a small portion of fun we had. Sightseeing took up most of our time as viewed the immense and breathtaking memorials. Ev senior will undoubtedly always remember the huge I coln Memorial, impressive Iwo Jima Memorial, and unforgettable changing of the guard at Arlington Cel tery. All of this plus tours of the Capitol, White Hon and historic Williamsburg made the trip not only en able, but also educational. B. Linder, S. Rhoades-Read this letter, Sal. airhime, T. Brown-So that's where all the Went! rffwaqe - , l., HS L. Knight, W. Lantz, J. Hissong-Land, ho! I WC'fe Waiting f0f the boat-'Whee l Mrs. Culler-Who needs sleeping pllls' i JURY' Hilbert-How's the weather down here? f.Q.,E, I .6 ,H .ng-'hvff-' . ,.. L. Jenkins, J. Rodocker-My hand's stuck! Fil The final touch-Everyone re- ceived a yellow rose and ever ready Culler fMrs. Mary Cullerj was there to assist in pinning them on. It's almost time to take those final step Melvin Baxter helps a later comer with loose snap. .S 'I KX Barbara Rucl-:man solos A Brown Bird Singing. s Three Greatest Secrets. Forty-five seniors were present to hear e final words that made them alumni May 18th. The evening program consisted of the ledictory by Bill Hirzel, the salutatory Joyce Ringer, and two musical num- rsg a vocal by Barbara Ruckman, and a mpet solo by Ed Carr. The main address was given by Rev. aldernar Argow of Toledo, Ohio, who also a lecturer and an author. His topic s, Life's Three Greatest Secrets. Presentation of diplomas by Mr. Laub, esident of the School Board, concluded ceremony. 1 1 secret you can spread-Rev. Waldemar Argow tells us . Me Ed Carr entertains the audience with Introduction to Fan- tasy. Wage cha Finis-Mr. Laub presents Doug Doeden with the little red leather book that makes him an alumnus. Hey there! Haven't seen you since . . fir i V' 8 n - a r Homecoming Line Up: Produced by I-I.H.S. SEPTEMBER-Our date book opens reminding us of our 1958-59 year at Hicksville-hints of interesting summers are noted as old and new fill the halls- G.A.A. -ecord hop breaks the ice-classes install leaders-Seniors begin magazine campaign-Football -- season comes to its peak with the Homecoming game. These Ullep cats are Plenty cool. The Gym was headquarters - The students supporters 0 OR DE R Order your Hixonian now! OCTOBER-Yearbook sales start with a skit-noted guests present old-time melodrama-parents walk the - long halls and squeeze into'desks on back-to-school night-F.B.I..A. members attend annual state conven tion at Akron-six weeks end with report cards. Never underestimate the power of a banana. 1 -. l He always falls for that line. 7ZcwemZa um N Eh-What's that you say ? -And he's gonna. 'drap' her over a cli NOVEMBER-Seniors again on selling spree, this time with Christmas cards--cheerleaders attend clinic at B. G. - basketball season begins with victory over Edgerton-music boosters sponsor record hop-Sen- iors have Beanes for Breakfast -interesting speaker lectures on the Philippine Islands. I'll read this one for my book report. Hey! This is my suit. Al 'N-Q' is This is a shorthand class? DECEMBER-Senior girls take Betty Crocker Test-Band and Chorus pre- sent annual Christmas Concert-Intellt gence tests taken by all Seniors-stw dents plan pre-vagation parties-then comes the fabulous Christmas Formal -and finally the long-awaited vacation time arrives. Even teachers crack up sometimes. q 1 -i , .a - A VF- ' . ' ' fat' ' fi: ,xiii Tomorrow he takes an telligence test. Parents do come in handy sometimes, especially at the Christmas Formal. in- Y l w W . 1- i Something tells me they aren't concentrating. JANUARY-Vacation is over, another year be- gins and school life rushes onward-exams loom ahead and extra study is required-relaxation is provided by the basketball games and an assembly here and there-before we know it the semester has ended-it was a wonderful half year and we look forward to the second half with eager an- ticipation. 1V When's she going to reach the breaking point? Do you suppose it's a bomb? H FEBRUARY-The month of romance has arrived T -F.B.L.A. stages very successful Record Hop- tournament begins and ends with Hicksville County Champs-six weeks ends-band members i participate in Solo and Ensemble contest held at Bowling Green-secret admirers send and re- i ceive paper hearts-another page is filled in our date book. -1 iii: 1 You'd never believe the Philippines were in that mess! Let's play post office This hoopster got hooped. Hall Study Foreign students visit and exchange ideas. MARCH-Band and Chorus receive high ratings at District Contest-annual science fair reveals math wizards-Senior class presents Coronation spectacular -students struggle with inevitable Every Pupil Tests -then relief comes with Spring vacation and Easter. The Grand March , M I 7 V M' - , GZ -X . .. -5 'V N42 .2 3 .VAT - NHS. '15 -Q q i. ,,-Qi Q - V 7 . be-2 .,, ,MQ ,np-,,vgfgAa+. 1' N-:a7syg,.. Q ,. - Jeff 'Q 4.fsQ1f ? v -' --.Q 11. '---. ... M35 ,.--4,,,r Q b ,ms , , ' --G. . - if 'wr f ' ' 'C' ' aj'- ,f flpvmg --' +1 -. . -Sis-, - 'f - N, egg Elf:-it:.aLf f'3 't: , .-iff' 'i7N5'2-.fff-'- --. li - ' - iff F' 'P fi 'fl ,g6'5..'a,,- , - . qi , ' T.1j 'afef- 1' -Kia, - . ' 4,Af 4, . K :,.,,MZV s. V i , K. D , B .11 -'iffazuv'-NES .-,f X -- we -N - it ,Y Q f. ,w,..v12:s' +'- f' '-.- ff , .Q Vg -cf j-Q1 ' -. . .- .iff .,., - .. ' 'fl if HQ ' ' ' 5.35, , - EH, .. W 'V,V Emi- , . -. gil: ., . ...N iq at -. - v ,T ' . t Ne-fi. -1' - . 'Ns W ' F Lexi , - f, A '-an . za. 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Mwlqf Q 1 This is what you call laying down on the 1ob.' k F 1 APRIL-Spring rains but no spring-first track meet ends in defeat-music department conducts annual spring concert-another six-week period ends, leaving only on more-P.T.O. stages post- oned festival-baseball team organizes-spelling champs are discovered-junior dramatists enact lay-National Honor Society taps new members banquets galore-April is entered in the book or eternity. Q., A little something to warm the sole. JI7 18 The Juniors opened their own beauty parlor backstage. I9 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 II7 11 f 1 Prom dazzles all. MAY-The month that signifies the closing of another school year-Seniors' wave good- bye and depart for Washington-remrn for honors on Senior Awards Day-juniors host never-to-be-forgotten Senior Prom-Kinder garten graduates-Baccalaureate and gradua- tion quickly take place-Seniors march off into a new world while Sophomores and juniors ascend one more step on the ladder to that goal-the date book closes. Bill Hirzel speaks out on Democracy. ww W ,H MBPEED! Y K I LIMIY s MILES 4k : I was ew :fm Q: in cw Mfg. ggaef Mm my -WSJ: 59-55' am LQQM25' a. KHPWI fm :fa airing' ,nays RSQELAQ4- msg? MMS 3 AE, 5:9 M Q 'fm rg ax p Q 'EEA wgsgmiwgww ' '47' 139' mg 2555 ww sem f 5 1 1- :S L Wi Q Lmgvfi 4' W' is gt 'Mgf W ,,,, wa' Eff' fig QY3g.M.z1,sew. WH' gg Wm' 5 M u kgs 5535? W M335 .V v 'A M 'x :Jeff g, J -- Ki -- QF' F? , I . It 2,5 X , XX 4 ? A A Q X! I '-J N BECK'S BAKERY-Here we see Ra Schooley and Jim Hilberf munching on freshly baked rolls a+ BECK'S BAKERY. They specialize in rolls, cookies, cupcakes, pies, and cakes for every occasion. NEWSTAND-Sally Carr is wailing on Jane Beck and Darlene SlaH'ery. They know fhai- here +hey will gei' delicious food and also be able +o selec'l' 'their 'favoriie magazine, news- paper, book or comic book. Q3 E AND M DRESS SHOP-Joan Blasing and Juliana Siebenaler selecr a hai' from lhe large seleciion ai' 'Phe E AND M DRESS SHOP. The la+es'I' in dresses, spor+swear, coafs, lingerie, and o'I'her dress apparel may be purchased ai' 'Phe E AND M DRESS SHOP. HARKEY'S RESTAURANT1lean Hissong is wailing on Wava Lanl'z and Linda Knighi' who have dropped in affer school 'For a Coke. Many delicious shorf orders and complefe meals are served here. STEMEN SALES CO.-Larry MuIIeH' and Ra Schooley gel' a big look af +I1e new '59 Buick. STEMEN'S specialize in Buick cars, In+er- na+ional Harves'I'er Irucks, fracrors, and paris. Dependable service is assured af STEMEN'S. HOFNER'S DRUG STORE-is open for your convenience six days a week from 9:0010 9:00. They 'FeaI'ure phofographic supplies-as seen here, Fred Blasing is purchasing 'Flash bulbs. Included in 'Iheir large s'I'ock are all Iypes of medicafions, baby needs. par'l'y supplies, and s1'a'l'ionery. N' E1 H ,X YODER FEED MILL Napiana and Farm Bureau Feed Seeds-Farm Supplies Cusfom Grinding and Mixing OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK MRS. JEANETTE MANON-For 'Ihose music lessons you've always wanled, see MRS. JEANETTE MANON al' 9I4 Easi High S'I'ree+ or phone 2-4493. She is open for appoin+men+ a+ any Iime, 'for lessons on +he piano, organ, or accordion. I I , . I I Q,--in-1-2'-11' 7 HICKSVILLE BUILDING, LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY If you wish Io inves'r your savings, need financial advice, ioin a Chrisimas Club, or Iake advaniage of our services, why noi s'I'op a'I' I'I1e HICKSVILLE BUILDING, LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY-you will receive prompi, courieous service. ARMSTRONG INSURANCE-Arlene Arnold is preparing herself for fhe fulure by securing The insurance she needs ai' lhe ARMSTRONG INSURANCE AGENCY. They are ready fo serve you al' any lime. RONNlE'S SHOE DEPARTMENT - S+evie Cromwell and Melissa Kelly seem very pleas- ed wiih fhe wide range of shoes in 'l'he display window. Qualify shoes and per'Fec+fi'l' are lcey words ai' RONNlE'S SHOE DEPARTMENT. ff-F-,J,- LONGSWORTH HARDWARE-is 'Phe place +o go 'For your painl' supplies and home ap- pliances. Ed Carr seems +o be very in+eres+ed in fhe spor'I's equipmeni, which is also avail- able af LONGSWORTH HARDWARE. JOHN'S JEWELRY-Jean Hissong seems genuinely in+eres+ed in fhe many fine and gleaming wa'l'ches, rings, and ladies' and gen- +lemen's ieweled accessories displayd in JOHN'S window. CORNER STORE-Judy Hofner is abouf 'Io prepare a +as+y I'rea'I' 'For Mary Wori' ai Ihe soda founfain af 'I'I1e CORNER STORE. They also feafure wallpaper, painf, and For-Get Me-Noi' cards. A+ +he CORNER STORE, you will receive service wifh a smile. GAMBLES-Gei 'rhe IaI'es'I' household ap- pliances and hardware a'I' Ihe GAMBLES siore. Of special inferesf +o Richard Gordon and Dennis Worden is +he Coronado record player. WEST AND METZ SHELL SERVICE-The Super Shell SI'a'I'ion is ready +o give you prompi' and courieous a'H'en'Iion a+ any 'lime of +I1e day. For service wifhoui' delay, why noi' drive in Io WEST AND METZ SHELL SERVICE righi away. BREIDENBAUGH TRACTOR SALES Oliver Sales and Service HICKSVILLE, OHIO PHONE 2-2l I I I -,,.., 'ii-ii,n.e:w. -1 ,I if an, PERKINS AND REEB FUNERAL HOME Oxygen Equipped Ambulance PHONE 2-407I HICKSVILLE. OHIO WESTERN AUTO-A+ Ihe WESTERN AUTO you can purchase such ilems as bicycles, lawn- mowers, aufomobile paris, and chiIdren's I'oys. Barbara Ruckman and Elsie Lanum have Iheir eye on an elecfric slcillel' displayed here. Friendly service is a business wi'l'h WESTERN AUTO. -A-I XS x- Complimenls of ROWAN LUMBER COMPANY HICKSVILLE PHONE 2-7024 THE TRIBUNE PRINTING COMPANY-The Presses roll-'Ihis is a por'I'ion of Ihe com- mercial priniing machinery of THE TRIBUNE PRINTING COMPANY, publishers of 'Ihe News-Tribune, which brings news of in'Ieres'I' +o Ihe people of Hicksville and surrounding area. I 44, fit xx ' , gi ia ji. -Ik gl isfgrfv, 2 fiviigf ff ,WF .fsiliif fif , s-rv 55Qf5EWff lf .. 4 Wvdgr Q, x , : 3 MiRLU CITIES SALES-Sandy Kennedy and Barbara Ruclrman agree +I1a+ 'l'I1e CITIES SALES has a fine seleciion of new and used cars. Here your car is serviced by 'Irained specialisis. STEINER'S RECREATION CENTER-Why noi ioin your 'Friends ai' STElNER'S RECREA- TION CENTER for a game of pool and also enioy fheir delicious refreshmenis. Here we see Clin? Wirick and Bill Hirzel placing fheir order wiI'h Virginia Lan'I'z. CROMWELL'S FOOD MARKET-They can provide you wiih any'II1ing you desire in I'I1e 'Food and meal' deparimenl. CROMWELL'S FOOD MARKET is also equipped wiI'l1 a de- livery service 'For your convenience. NOLTE TV AND APPLIANCES TV and Radio Sales and Service Service on Gas, Oil and Eleciric Appliances ALL WORK GUARANTEED Hicksville, Ohio Phone 2-776I .fl ly as gg N rj -'Q-X ' Wulf, ii T Ofmrf ' ' 'Tilt THE HICKSVILLE GRAIN COMPANY is in a posiiion 'Io serve I'he Iownspeople as well as 'I'he farmer. They deliver gas and oil 'Io your home, and offer ofher merchandise for sale. A+ THE HICKSVILLE GRAIN COM- PANY, 'Farmers receive 'I'op prices for 'I'heir grain. ceCream if T S Mi,-. .Tlx X, ,vu SWIFT 81 COMPANY DEFIANCE, or-no Live BeHer Eleclrically OHIO POWER COMPANY PHONE HICKSVILLE 2-2805 OHIO If you are in'I'eresI'ed in having a new home buili, gel' in Iouch wiI'h JOE LENGACHER, Con'I'rac'I'or and Builder. No maHer wha'I' Iype or sI'yIe you mighl' wan'I', he is sure +o suii' your needs. I? ,, Q .nf-5 ,-Q, 'X-L f nib: g ll Kc? H xiii? THE HICKSVILLE BANK-Joyce Ringer and Joe Roclocker are waichmg 'lhelr bank rolls grow' 'l'o help fhem m +he 'Fulure Mrs Cole Mrs Murphy and Mrs Waliers all friendly employees are ready io serve you In your banking needs a+ any hme Come +o +he HICKSVILLE BANK wl'I'h your financial problems OSMUN'S DAIRY-OSMUN'S DAIRY fea- Iures fhe 'Iop-qualiiy milk producis made in our ci'I'y daily. They noI' only sell you 'I'he producis, bul' deliver il' direcl' Io your door- sI'ep. Lei' OSMUN'S DAIRY be your milkman. RETTIG MUSIC STORE 5 I O Clinion S'I'reeI' Defiance, Ohio YOUR MUSICAL HEADQUARTERS FOR NORTHWESTERN OHIO FORD TRACTORS Paris - Service B. A. SIEBENALER 81 SONS HlcKsvn.LE, ol-no Roufe 49 Soufh Phone: 2-6I 78 SUPERIOR CLEANERS-You can place your confidence in SUPERIOR CLEANERS 'I'o give your cIo'I'I1es 'I'he mos'I' Ihorough and safe cleaning iob available. Wi+I1 Iheir new, mod- ern equipmeni' and Iheir special delivery fruclc, Ie'I' 'l'he SUPERIOR CLEANERS 'I'aIce care of all your cleaning problems. HEADLEY'S MOTORS is recognized for 'Their lop-noich qualify and service. If you have car frouble, go 'lo HEADLEY'S MOTORS: iheir speedy mechanics will have if baclr in perfecl' running condiiion ai' your convenience and ai' a price you can afford. Call on HULBERT 81 TOMLINSON for 'Fer- +ilizer, lime, ha , and sfraw. They also have sand, s'rone and, concrele producis. Why noi' call on HULBERT 81 TOMLINSON when l'he need arises? , AL'S MARKET is 1'he place +o go for choice meals, vegeialnles, and all slaples. The con- venieni' parking righl' ai' ihe door rafes high wi'I'h all cuslomers. AL'S MARKET is open for your convenience from 9 a.m. fo I0 p.m. You are always assured of friendly service. FARM BUREAU Dale Goeltzenleuchter SH ERWOOD DEFIANCE ...l1-.-Q METZ CLOTHING STORE-For year round siyle and comfort in men's cIo'I'hing, you will wan? fo sho al' METZ CLOTHING STORE. Here you will 'Find ihe high-qualily cloihing 'l'ha'I' willawear, yeh iusi righl' for your budget For real pleasure and economy, you won I' find a be'H'er place +o shop ihan 'Ihe METZ CLOTHING STORE. A A ---'? . '. O X ERTS A ROWAN COAL COMPANY-If ou need coal, why noi con'l'acI' 'Ihe ROWAN COAL COMPANY. Handling biiuminous and an- I'hraci'Ie coals, 'I'hey will deliver 'Io you The Icind besi suiled 'For your needs. For prom 'I' service a+ reasonable prices. why noi lei' Ire ROWAN COAL COMPANY serve you. VOLKERT'S POTATOES are well-known in Hicksville and surrounding area 'For 'Iheir qualify. For home-grown po'l'aI'oes af mod- erafe prices, gel' ihe besi' ai' VOLKERT'S. Charles Vollcerl' and Sons will be happy 'Io serve you. For the Best Time Possible- Develope the Huber Habit You will be glad you did, for the latest shows can be seen at the HUBER THEATER 7 P.M. on Monday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 4 P.M. on Sunday I HURLEY FUNERAL HOME BLAKE HURLEY 24-Hour Ambulance Service lOxygen Servicel LADY ASSISTANT Phone 2-7333 Hicksville, Ohio XX Al- TIG you can buy Wayne and Master Mi Feeds. They also handle fertilizer, seed and other farm supplies. Stop in at TUTTLE and Here you will receive 'Friendly service. THE UNITED STATES CHEMICAL COMPANY e-REENVILLE, oi-no Dedicated to The Advancement of Health-Welfare-Morale and Safety Through SANITARY MAINTENANCE TUTTLE and WITTIG-At TUTTLE and WIT- x WITTIG 'For custom grinding and mixing. REAL J MURPHY JEWELER 2-680l QXL C xx .OX H7- fe O . PURE Gooaman 'Z' . M . Om V4 FN FLEET WING PRODUCTS D 8: M OIL CO WAYNE MEEK, Manager PH. 2-5865 0 PM 4 Bowling is a fine spori enioyed by bofh young and old al' Hl-LANES BOWLING. Why noi' meel' your 'Friends a'l- fhis fine recreaiion cenfer 'For an evening full of fun. o , O Q , mm , I. , ,, ANL- X . The nexl' lime your car needs gas, sfop a'l' ROHRS' GAS STATION. They are equipped 'lo 'lalce care of your car in every way. For 'lop quali'l'y and low prices you will wani' ROHRS' experienced mechanics 'io service your car. Here we see Carl Smilh of A. SMITH 8: SONS ready io go io worlr. A. SMITH 8: SONS specialize in plumbing and equipment For 'lhe best dependable plumbing in 'lown call on A. SMITH 8: SONS. PEPPLE MOTORS, INC.-Bob Boon feels like he-'s riding on a cloud in 'lhis I959 Olds- mobile in lhe showroom al PEPPLE MOTORS, INC. The Chevrolel' is also a big 'lealure al' PEPPLES. Drop in and Ioolc over 'lheir new and used cars. There is sure 'l'o be one 'lo suil' you. 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Bes'l' of all, repairs are made by experienced workmen. You can'I' go wrong in calling I-he KADUK ELECTRIC SERVICE 'For all your elecfrical needs. PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION -To market 'Io marke'l', fo buy a Ia? pig. Here we see Horace Meek, manager, Andy Ward, and Dave Wallers looking over hogs a+ marker. PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK ASSO- CIATION has daily hog markers Monda 'rhrough Friday. and an aucfion every Wel nesday. Trucks are always available. You ge'I' good bargains and 'l'op prices a+ 'Ihe PRO- DUCERS LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION. WAYNE KREG INSURANCE-Wayne Kreg will be hap y fo sell you Ihe Iype of insurance besi' suifecla-l'o your needs. He will give you advice on Ihe Ioesi' insurance for 'I'he money you have +o spend. Play safe: be insured. COOK'S WRECKING YARD-If you are looking for used au'I'o or farm machinery paris, COOK'S WRECKING YARD is ihe place 'Io go. They also buy scrap iron and melal. Remember COOK'S WRECKING YARD for 'Ihese needs. I - v - W 'rw I I I I' ff Y YY Y Y Y QM Y Y Y Yu WI YY Y Y Y GROVERS' GROCERY-When you wanl' 'l'o purchase delicious food, visil' GROVERS' GROCERY. They are open seven days a weelc lfrom 9 a.m. lo I0 p.m.l for your convenience. SMlTH'S HARDWARE-See 'l'he lalesl' mod- els oli home appliances ai SMlTH'S HARD- WARE. While 'l'here, you will also see bi- cycles, lawn mowers, sporls equipmenl. and home decoraling supplies. ln addilion, SMlTH'S HARDWARE mainlains a TV serv- ice and repair shop. You will be a welcomed cuslomer al' SMlTH'S HARDWARE. Congra'l'ula'l'ions, Seniors APPLEGATE ELECTRIC Quality Electrical Service HOMER E. APPLEGATE M,...,, l., Legg ... 33 BROWNlE'S GOLF RANGE-Are you in 'lhe mood 'For fun and relaxalion? If so, why nol- drive 'lwo miles wesl' on Slale Road l8. ou'l' of Hiclcsville, and drop in al' BROWNlE'S GOLF RANGE. ll s iusl 'lhe iplace 'lo im- prove your golf and enjoy lhe resh, heallhy. counlry air. Slop in al' ROWNlE'S GOLF RANGE loday! STOLLER'S For Everything in SEEDS Hicksville Ohio L. SMITH AND SON-lf you are in'l'eres'l'ed in a new car in 'l'he Buick, Ponfiac, or Rambler line, sfop in ai' L. SMITH AND SON in An- fwerp. Here you can choose from many sfyles and prices. They will exfend 'l'o you courfeous and friendly service. SO LONG . . . AND THANK YOU SO MUCH Jusf a minufe, gang. Seems we've seen a lo'I' of you. We have faken candid snaps of you eafing, dreaming, and playing, or iusf wasfing fime. Take iusi' a momenf fo reflecl' on fhe chapfers unfolded before you. Do you remember fhose feelings of anficipafion and excifemenf when you firsf glimpsed fhe yellow bricks? H' didn'1' fake long fo feel a pari' of fhis big family. You became caughf in a web of emofions you never fully realize unfil 'l'ha'I' final graduafion day. Well, our job is done ancl fhough we fhoughf we'd never be happier, we musf confess a li'Hle sadness. Our work was for you as well as ourselves, and if our aims were reached, we'll go on wifh you many fimes on fhe pages of fhis book for repeal' performances in fhe unforeseen fufure. Now, foo, we'd like 'l'o pause and give our 'lhanks fo fhe merchanfs of Hicksville and ofher adverfisers. Wifhoui' fheir supporf, our annual books would noi' be possible. Thanks, also, go fo Powell Sfudios and especially fo Wally and Bob, our willing and experl' phofographers. Their friendly co-operafion made our fask easier. The many courfesies exfended by fhe Taylor Publishing Company and fhe con- sfrucfive advice of MaH' and Dick, our able counsellors, are greafly appreciafed. Las'I', buf nof leasf, a greaf big fhank you fo Mrs. Culler, our very efficienf advisor, fhe faculfy, sfudenfs, and 'l'he sfaff who worked so hard fo make 'I'his Hixonian one fo remember. THE EDITORS 5eac2va,4 ' RUSSELL AMADEN: Varsity Club 3, 45 Booster Club 3, 45 Hixonian Staff 45 Spoondrift Staff 35 Coronation 45 Cafeteria 35 Intramurals 25 Football Manager 2, 35 ARLENE ARNOLD: Booster Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 25 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Jr.-Sr. Waitress 25 Spoondrift Staff 35 Coronation 45 Cafeteria 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Leaders Club 3, 45 Commercial Contest 3, 45 BEVERLY BALLARD: Booster Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 25 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Twirler 1, 2, 35 Jr.-Sr. Waitress 25 Hixonian Staff 45 Spoondrift Staff 35 Office Girl 45 Cafeteria 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 25 Cheerleader 45 Class Officer 15 MELVIN BAXTER: Coronation 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Scholarship Team 15 FRED BLASING: Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Play5 Junior Class Play5 Jr.-Sr. Waiter 25 Hixonian Staff 45 Spoondrift Staff 35 Coronation 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Football 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 BOB BOON: Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 35 E.B.L.A. 35 Junior Class Play5 Jr.-Sr. Waiter 25 Hixonian' Staff 45 Spoondrift Staff 35 Coronation 45 Homecoming Court 2, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Basketball 15 TERRY BROWN: Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Play5 Coronation Court 45 Coronation 45 Cafeteria 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 RUSSELL CAMP: Intramurals 1, 2, 35 ED CARR: F.B.L.A. 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Music Festival 1, 25 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Solo-Ensemble Contest 2, 35 Jr.-Sr. Waiter 25 Spoondrift Staff 35 Coro- nation Court 45 Coronation 45 Librarian 35 Intramurals 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Class Officer 25 ART CORWIN: Senior Class Play5 Junior Class Play5 Coronation 45 Librarian 25 Cafeteria 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 DOUG DOEDEN: Booster Club 3, 45 Senior Class Play5 Chorus 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Hixonian Staff 45 Coro- nation Court 45 Coronation 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Basketball 15 Baseball 15 Track 35 Class Officer 15 Scholarship Team 57 47 SALLY EVANS: Booster Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 2, 35 Coronation 45 Librarian 35 Cafeteria 15 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 l42 JEANNETTE HANNA: Spoondrift Staff 35 Corona- tion 45 Cafeteria 15 BILL HIRZEL: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 2, 35 Senior Class Play5 Junior Class Play5 Jr.-Sr. Waiter 25 Hixonian Staff 45 Spoondrift Staff 35 Coronation Court 45 Coronation 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Journalism Workshop 35 Student Coun- cil 25 Class Officer 3, 45 Scholarship Team 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 JEAN HISSONG: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Junior Class Play5 Jr.-Sr. Waitress 25 Hixonian Staff 45 Spoondrift Staff 35 Coronation Court 45 Coronation 45 Librarian 35 Cafeteria 1, 25 JUNE HURNI: Booster Club 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 25 Senior Class Play5 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Twirler 45 Pep Band 45 Hixonian Staff 45 Spoondrift Staff 35 Coronation Court 45 Coronation 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Commercial Contest 45 BETTY HUSTED: F.H.A. 2, 35 Spoondrift Staff 35 Coronation 45 Cafeteria 15 SANDRA KENNEDY: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 2, 35 Junior Class Play5 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Band Director 45 Pep Band 25 Jr.-Sr. Waitress 25 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 F.B.L.A. Officer 45 Hixonian- staff 45 Spoon- drift Staff 35 Coronation Court 45 Coronation 45 Homecom- A I ing Court 25 Intramurals 25 Leader's Club 3, 45 Commer-I cial Contest 45 Journalism Workshop 45 Class Officer 3, Scholarship Team 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Cheerleader 25 JIM KLEA: Chorus 25 Glee Club 15 Coronation 45 Track 2, 4, LINDA KNIGHT: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Hixonian Staff 45 Spoondrift Staff 35 Coronation 45 Cafeteria 15 WAVA LANTZ: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 25 Senior Class Play5 Junior Class Play5 Hix- onian Staff 45 Spoondrift Staff 35 Coronation Court 45 Coro- nation 45 Office Girl 45 Cafeteria 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 ELSIE LANUM: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Senior Class Play5 Junior Class Play5 Jr.-Sr. Waitress 25 Hixonian Staff 45 Spoondrift Staff 35 Coronation Court 45 Coronation 45 Homecoming Court 45 Seachzf-if Office Girl 4, Librarian 3, Cafeteria 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader's Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, BOB LINDER: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, F.B.L.A. 3, Coronation 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Foot- ball 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Track 2, Student Council 2, DENNIS METTERT: Booster Club 2, 3, Coronation 4, Track 3, 4, ELOISE MEYER: Booster Club 1, F.H.A. 2, Senior Class Play, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Band Director 4, Music Festival 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2, I-Iixonian Staff 4, Spoondrift Staff 3, Coronation 4, Office Girl 3, Cafeteria 1, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 3, BOB MULLET: Varsity Club 4, Coronation 4, Cafe- teria 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Football 4, Track 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, BOB POTH: Booster Club 4, Hixonian Staff 4, Corona- tion Court 4, Coronation 4, Commercial Contest 3, Scholar- ship Team 2, SALLY RHOADES: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Junior Band Director 4, Pep Band 1, Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2, I-Iixonian Staff 4, Spoon- drift Staff 3, Coronation Court 4, Coronation 4, Homecom- ing Court 1, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Leader's Club 3, 4, Commercial Contest 4, Student Council 3, JOYCE RINGER: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Waitress 2, I-lixonian Staff 4, Spoondrift 3, Coronation Court 4, Coro- nation 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, Leader's lub 2, 3, 4, Commercial Contest 4, Journalism Workshop 3, Scholarship Team 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, - JOE RODOCKER: Varsity Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play, unior Class Play, Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Hixonian Staff , Spoondrift Staff 3, Coronation 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, asketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, BARBARA RUCKMAN: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Hixonian Staff 4, Spoondrift Staff 3, Coronation 4, Office Girl 4, Cafeteria 1, ED SHOLL: Booster Club 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Class Play, Coronation 4, Librarian 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, RITA SIEBENALER: Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, F.B.L.A. 3, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Band 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 4, I-Iixonian Staff 4, Spoondrift Staff 3, Coronation Court 4, Coronation 4, Intramurals 1, Track 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 37 49 JIM SLATTERY: Varsity Club 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Twirler 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Jr,-Sr. Waiter 2, Hixonian Staff 4, Coronation Court 4, Coro- nation 4, Intramurals 1, Track 2, 3, 4, Coronation 4, Intramurals 1, Track 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, JIM SLAUGHTER: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Coronation 4, Cafeteria 3, Intramurals 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, NORVAL STAIRHIME: Varsity Club 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Coronation 4, Homecoming Court 3, 4, Cafeteria 1 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Basketball J 2, 5, RODNEY STAIRHIME: Booster Club 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Cafeteria 1, 2, JANIS STAUFFER: Booster Club 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, F.H.A. 2, F.B.L.A, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Band Director 4, Music Festival 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Hixonian Staff 4, Spoon- drift Staff 3, Coronation 4, Office Girl 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Commercial Contest 4, F.B.L.A. Officer 4, Band Officer 4, JIM VOLKERT: Booster Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 1, 2, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 3, Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2, Hixonian Staff 4, Spoondrift staff 3, Coronation 4, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Class Officer 2, Band Officer 3, 4, CLINT WIRICK: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, Junior Class Play, Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2, Hixonian Staff 4, Spoondrift Staff 3, Coronation Court 4, Coronation 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Class Officer 4, ROSEMARY WRIGHT: Booster Club 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, Senior Class Play, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Spoondrift Staff 3, Coronation 4, Librarian 1, 2, 3,, Intramurals 1, 2, I43 Q. gf . .,,F QL x ,y -na-ni f'-VS 1 in w , I 5, fa , 2 ., m ax . ,' 4 ' 1 X gg' ?P' :w.- '. .cw 'H+ 3, ..., U 4. vw , ,. rv , L. Wly' ,-.1.-' , w .. r . ri.. A. 1 ..,.. . , .M . 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