Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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Varsity Club . . . FRONT ROW: Ed Roan, Scott Cromwell, Gary Walters, Bill Pep- ple, Dave Dull, Steve Keeley. SECOND ROW: Terry Kimpel, Ken Helsel, John Handy, Steve Koch, Dan Beverly, Lewis King. THIRD ROW: Mike Cleland, Tom Sindel, Jim Turnbull, Wayne Heffelfinger, Bernard Schliesser. Dauntless Spirit Upheld Tradition Yell Club . . . FRONT ROW: Lora Stuckman, Jane Wonderly, Pat Coplin, Beth Cook, Deb Cornelius, Deb Kerr, Jo Rex, Becky Brockelbank. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Miller, Linda Weeks, Sandy West, Dawn Wonderly, Barbara Cottrell, Mary Evans, Deb Thiel, Toni Thiel, Cathy White, Laura Green, Paula Richmond. THIRD ROW: Laura Routhier, Jan Thiel, Cheryl McClellan, Cindy McDonald, Joan Kaduk, Deb Fritz, Carla Wort, Cheryl Fellers, Jan Carr, Diane Cole, Gayle Hitt. FOURTH ROW: Julie Hayes, Paula Wahl, Brenda Burns, Paula Hook, Juleene Tietz, Janet Pepple, Jo Miller, Reggie Jones, Marcia Hurni, Linda Hayes, Laura Cleland, Kris Koch, Jo Ulery. FIFTH ROW: Janet Anderson, Chris Cherry, Susan Brugge- man, Marcia Hook, Roxanne Turnbull, Sandy Weber, Patti Lucas, Buff Cook, Pam Gramble, Rebecca Addis, Barb Schlosser, Sue Neidhardt. 64

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Office help . . . LEFT TO RIGHT: Beth Vetter, Adams, Carol Schooley, and Marsha Fields. Judy Tuttle, Maurine Banks, Nancy Meek, Luddy Office Help, Librarians, Aided School Management Librarians . . . FRONT ROW: Mrs. Farrell, Dawn Wonderly, Jill Miller, Marlene Meek, Janet Anderson. SECOND ROW: Rose Brown, Bev Thompson, Linda Schlosser, Darlene Rohrs, Kay Brockelbank, Evelyn Yoder. THIRD ROW: Susan Timbrook, Sherry Cob- lentz, Dean Goeltzenleuchter, Ed Breidenbaugh, Cheryl Langham, Judy Bowman. 63

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Girls ' Athletic Association . . . FRONT ROW: Ce- cile Bai ' ey, Dianne Brickel, Deanna Slattery, Sherri Meek, Carla Wort. SECOND ROW: Paula Hook, Kris Hook, Diane Cole, Julie Cleland, Susan Brugge- man, Lianna Quick, Brenda Burns, Cathy White, Deb Kerr. THIRD ROW: Juleene Tietz, Jan Pepple, Jo Ulery, Sue Neidhardt, Vicki Tustison, Paulette Wahl, Brenda Rohrs, Jane Wonderly, Jo Rex. FOURTH ROW: Beth Cook, Julie Hayes, Pat Coplin, Marie Coplin, Suzanne Meyer, Diane Husted, Barb Schlosser, Deb Cornelius, Cheryl McClellan, Janet An- derson. FIFTH ROW: Toni Thiel, Chris Cherry, Cheryl Fellers, Deb Thiel, Lora Stuckman, Laura Green, Gayle Hitt, Becky Brockelbank, Paula Rich- mond, Joan Kaduk. GAA Ranked First in Volleyball League Boys from numerous sports — football, basket- ball, baseball, track and cross country — were eligible to qualify to become members of the Varsity Club. They must have earned two Varsity letters in one of these sports or three letters in various sports. The 1968-69 school year found the club dominated by ten seniors followed by seven juniors. Mr. George Cherry was the adviser. Yell Club, Mrs. Jean Siler adviser, differed from the other organizations in that its aim was to raise the morale of the students by means of school spirit. The club met at various times to practice cheers and discuss other necessary business. Members who attended football and basketball games played an important role in boosting team spirit. The club ' s officers were Cheryl McClellan, president; Paula Richmond, vice-president; Joan Kaduk, secretary. Consisting of over forty girls, the Girls ' Athletic Association developed athletic skills, sportsmanship, and friendship through competi- tive sports. The GAA offered many activities throughout the year to its club members. The girls participated with area schools in volleyball and basketball and also received points for actively taking part in bowling, softball, golf, hiking, and bicycle riding. Points received for these sports were kept and totaled at the close of the year to determine awards. A tradition of the club was to end its year ' s activities with a banquet at which a Miss GAA and attendant were honored. Officers for the 1968-69 GAA were Vicki Tustison, president; Cheryl McClellan, vice- president; Paula Richmond, secretary; Deb Thiel, treasurer. The club met twice a month under the supervision of Mrs. Jean Siler. 65