Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1971 volume:

G£N LLEN COUNTV PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01853 2272 GC 1977.102 H52HHS 1971 m m MP JP«tdlTJK3l «vL1e kj: „S L . ,. Oit ( j h OtJ HiMHian Micksville, Ohio Micksville Migh School Volume £VJ Zable of Contents School Life 4 Organizations 20 Academics 46 Sports 68 Seniors 90 Underclassmen 116 Administration 144 Faculty 148 Advertising I 54 School Life 180 Index 188 Acknowledgements 192 — During the thirteen years that a student is enrolled in the public school system, he is exposed to many varied learning experiences. These experiences are often reflect- ed in the facial expressions and lives of the pupils. run C 10 01 In the early years, these experi- ences are often reflected in learning facts necessary for their future life. The intermediate years mark the be- ginning of specialization in particu- lar courses of study dealing with grammar practices and the perfec- tion of basic mathematical skills. The final three years bring more intense studies branching off in particular fields, such as commercial courses, college preparatory and industrial arts, to help prepare them for life. More importantly, however, is the application of the student as he de- velops into a well-rounded individual throughout the years. It is the desire of this yearbook staff to trace the beginning and developments of these expressions as they establish themselves in today ' s world. Senior Expressions of Zhe Old West B - B fl Hkl| l ■■ 1 Expressions Making Our year Special SENIOR: Flush ' em Out! says Dave Bauer. JUNIOR: Suzanne Myers and Deanna Slattery por tray Pen the Panthers. Homecoming Highlights The Homecoming game took place on Oc- tober 30 with the Hicksville Aces playing the Payne Panthers. The festivities began with a parade led by the H.H.S. Marching Band, which started at the High School and ended at the football field. Each class constructed a float which contributed to the spirit of the evening. Reigning over the activities was Queen Jane Wonderly, with her attendants: Senior Deb Thiel, Junior Jan Briggs, Sophomore Pam Sambrel, and Freshman Linda Hayes. Elected by the football players to escort the Queen was Rex Gloor. The Senior escort was Rick Miiler, Junior Barry Conley, Sopho- more Jim Thiel, and Freshman Stan Hosletler. Couples enjoy entertainment at Homecoming Dance. Sophomore: Jack Wright, Kim Dietz, Kirk Savage, and Karen Scott demonstrate the Sophomores theme Aces are a Payne Killer. J 970 football Season Freshman: Plaster the Panthers was the Freshman theme. Pictured are Linda Davis, Mike Myers, Chris Koch, and Gordon Carpenter. The Aces defeated the Panthers by a score of 22-14. Adding this victory to the list, the Aces have not been defeated in a Homecom- ing game for seven years. A dance, sponsored by the Seniors rounded out the evening ' s festivities. Featured was the Iron Horse from Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Ace Leo Camp clutches the football as he is pursued by a Payne Panther. Driving for the extra yardage is halfback Rich Lyons. Queen flane Homecoming Oct. 30 ■ % 2i 1 Escort Rex Gloor 10 ri Seniors {juniors Deb Thiel Rick Miller Barry Conley Jan Briggs J 970 Homecoming Attendants Sophomores freshmen Pam Gambrel Jim Thiel Stan Hostetler Linda Hayes 11 Seniors Present Meet Under the direction of Miss Sandra Bnedenbaugh, sixteen seniors presented Meet Me at the Prom on November 13-14. This play was a modern high school comedy in which several different stories were enact- ed. One story is of Lucy Trainor, a plain girl trying to make a place for herself in the world. Another was of Sheila Rollins and Julia Cart- wright, who were both scheming to become Queen of the Prom. The last main plot was centered around the theft of $300, the inno- cent accused, and the guilty finally being re- vealed. Just a few more stitches, says Mom Madigan (Brenda Dowell) to Mrs. Trainor (Ruth Blankenbeck- ler) and Miss Fanshaw (Ann Tustison). 12 Me at the Prom I ! Mom Madigan Lucy Trainor . . Sheila Rollins Lora Muckman Winnie Clark Laura Green Gert Anderson Jane Wond.erly Ada Short Diane Cole Elwood Simpson Mike Haven Monk Stacy Jeff Andrews Bing Wilson Terry Gloor Pudge Burnett Mike Balsing Julia Cartwright Debbie Fritz Elsie Hacker .Joan Kaduk Cal Henry Mike Adcock Mr. Trainor Ruth Blankenbeckler Don Leonard Lenny Guilford iss Fanshaw. Pudge Burnett (Mike Biasing), Lucy Trainor (Jan Carr), Monk Stacy (Jeff Andrews), Bing Wilson (Terry Gloor), try to find out the truth from Elwood Simpson (Mike Haven) seated. Do you notice something wrong with the air in here? Winnie Clark (Laura Green) asks Sheila Rol- lins (Lora Stuckman) as Julia Cartwright (Deb Fritz) and Elsie Winters (Joan Kaduk) agree. Don ' t do something you ' ll be sorry for fellows says Don Leonard (Lenny Guilford) to Pudge Burnett (Mike Biasing) and Bing Wilson (Terry Gloor). 13 f) 1 1 81 f ' % mmm r r i B ■; ' ' - ' , « ™ r f «B J 1 ' f i B dB ' ,, ,- If 9 MM) 1 _ 4 fj Waiters and Waitresses Cindy Etchey Janet Kirby Sharon Finzer Jane Ewing Pam Gambrel Deb Slattery Tammy King Buff Cook Patti Lucas Roxanne Turnbul Brent McCormack Dave McClellan Jim Thiel Gary Yoder Mike Coplin Stan Rowan Brad Smith Bob Larson Bill Hinsch Butch Monroe Seniors were guests at the 1971 Prom, Stairway to the Stars, on May 15. Escorting the friends, serving the banquet and provid- ing some of the entertainment were the twenty waiters and waitresses. Introducing the evening ' s guest entertainer, Mr. Reeter Hutchinson, was Joe Beck, Junior Class President. The magician did many tricks with scarves, rabbit-in-the-hat, birds, and up- side down pop bottle. Following the banquet, there was a formal dance, in which Life played. With its con- clusion, the couples changed to casual attire and made their way to Defiance to the C H Bowling Alley for the post-Prom activities. Here the couples ate, bowled, and played cards. The Junior mothers and fathers pro- vided the refreshments and acted as chaper- ones. 14 {Juniors and Seniors Share a Memorable Evening Magician Hutchinson ' s helpers for his slicing the girl in half act were Bruce Guilford, Deb Fritz, and Dave Rowan. Several couples seen making the most of the evening are Diane Cole, Les Smith; Juleene Tietz, Dan Cole ; and Diane Husted, Gary Martin. • Dancing to the music of the Life and enjoying the evening are Cindy McDon- ald and Dave Wonderly. Senior boys at the banquet are Ray Schliesser, Ed Herbst, Jeff Andrews, Bob Myers, Terry Schooley, Terry Gloor, Larry Wonderly, Rick Sabo, and Mike Biasing. 15 T Cheerleaders Dimple (Jan Briggs), Mitzi (Chris Cher- ry), and Cindy (Jeanette Sabo) are caught in a trance by sportscaster Barry Conley over the very thought of the Central High Frogs. Juniors Present-. On April 2 and 3 the Junior Class pre- sented, They Run In Our Family. They run in the Pennywinner family — and how. They run, job, do push-ups and all help to do their part to make their household appear like a gym. All, that is, except Mom and teenager Peggy who insist that life cannot revolve around ath- letics just because Dad coaches the Central High Frogs. Dad ' s football teams have lost 25 straight and play arch-rival Northview on Friday night. As the big game approaches, pressure and pandemonium mount. Dad is so confident of victory that he agrees to resign if the Frogs lose. It ' s Peggy who hilariously manages to save the day — and the game — as she and Mom ultimately decide if you can ' t beat ' em, join ' em. JR. PLAY CAST: BOTTOM ROW: Jeanette Sabo, Cindy; Jan Briggs, Dimple; Chris Cherry, Mitzi. SECOND ROW: Deidre Bailey, Josie; Paulette Wahl, Mrs. Pennywinner; Bruce Guilford, Buzz; Susan Bruggeman, Pat; Bob Bailey, Alvin; Carol Andrews, Peggy; Mike Christman, Coach Pennywinner; Bob Maloney, Seymour. THIRD ROW: Barry Conley, Sportscaster; Suzanne Meyer, Aunt Alice; Paula Hook, Midge; Jane Timbrook, Mrs. Allen; Susan Neidhardt, Mrs. Speel; Gary Francies, Alexander; Jim Yoder. Dr. Andrews; Don Cook, Spook; Ron Tuttle, Principal Gilley. 16 Zkey Hun in Our family If we don ' t win the game Fri- day night, I ' ll resign as Coach of Central High Frogs, ' ' says Coach Sam (Mike Christman). Gary Francies portrays the friendly postman with singing postcard. Carol Andrews (Peggy) wins the game and tells her best friend Paula Hook (Midge) without knowing her dad is right behind her. 17 Graduation Highlights a 18 year of Mticipation 19 Students Interests Expressed Zhrougk Organizations Spoondrift features jjr. High Page SPOONDRIFT STAFF: SEATED: Harriet Bell, Deidre Bailey, Deb Brown, Mary Adams, Karen Anderson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. McAd- ams, Susan Bruggeman, Paula Hook, Barry Conley, Brenda Burns. THIRD ROW: Bob Bailey, Sue Thompson, Steve Kees. The appearance of the SPOONDRIFT changed some in the last year under the direc- tion of co-editors Harriet Bell and Susan Bruggeman. These changes were a red offset masthead and a junior high page every week. The SPOONDRIFT is a member of the NSPA where they received a first-class rating, as the paper did last year. In NODJA compe- tition for 1969-70 the paper received a Best of Class and for 1970-71 entry an Honorable Mention was given to the paper. The sports column received an Honorable Mention as did ' Where It ' s At ' by Deidre Bai- ley also in NODJA competition. Co-editors Susan Bruggeman and Harriet Bell check the layout sheets with advisor, Mrs. Margaret McAdams. 22 ABOVE: Advisor, Robert Martin looks skeptical about the staff ' s latest idea. RIGHT: Editors Jan Carr, Minda Jones, and Cindy McDonald take their work for the day outside. HiwniaH Operates Under flew Mvisor 1971 HIXONIAN STAFF: STANDING: Joan Kaduk, Pat Coplin, Deb Fritz, Marlene Meek, Mike Haven, Dave Miller, Rex Gloor. SEATED: Deb Thiel, Lora Stuckman, Janet Anderson, Jane Wonderly. 23 STUDENT COUNCIL: BOTTOM ROW: Reggie Jones, Carol An- drews, Laren Wittig, Janet Kirby, Jane Wonderly, Cindy Et- chey, Harriet Bell, Jan Carr. SECOND ROW: Stan Rowan, Rich Lyons, Lenny Guilford, Leo Camp, Bruce Guilford, Bob Con- ley, Dave Bruggeman. ftMS, Student Council Promote Student Ceadership NHS: BOTTOM ROW: Sue Thompson, Ruth Blankenbeckler, Cindy McDonald, Brenda Dowell, Deanna Slattery, Jan Carr, Carol Harter, Marlene Meek. SECOND ROW: Barb Bruggeman, Susan Bruggeman, Joan Kaduk, Karen Anderson, Harriet Bell, Paula Whonsetler, Pat Coplin, Bonnie Reynolds, Diane Cole. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Meyer, Pam Giffhorn, Mike Kline, Dave Miller, Dave Rowan, Debbie Fritz, Laura Green, Rosemary Hegarty. FOURTH ROW: Juleene Tietz, Jim Mullens, Jane Wonderly, Ann Tustison, Leo Camp, Bob Myers, Lora Stuckman, Dolly Smith. 24 College Club, 7ZA Sxamine Career Possibilities COLLEGE CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Jeanette Sabo, Carol Andrews, Paul Hook, Barb Bruggeman, Diane Cole, Deanna Slattery, Sue Thompson. SECOND ROW: Paula Whonsetler, Ron Tuttle, Harriet Bell, Mike Kline, Suzanne Meyer, Joan Kaduk, Brenda Burns, Susan Bruggeman, Pat Co- plin. THIRD ROW: Laura Green, Dave Miller, Lora Stuckman, Paulette Wahl, Janet Pepple, Carla Green, Juleene Tietz, Mick DeVeau, Bruce Guilford, Randy Hostetler. FOURTH ROW: Joe Beck, Don Cook, Gary Frances, Rick Miller, Gary Martin, Leo Camp, Lenny Guilford, Susan Neidhart, Dave Rowan. FT A: BOTTOM ROW: Sue Thomp- son, Carla Green, Deanna Slattery, Har- riet Bell. SECOND ROW: Paulette Wahl, Paula Whonsetler, Carol Andrews. THIRD ROW: Barb Bruggeman, Susan Bruggeman. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Hall, Ju- leene Tietz, Barry Conley. 25 banquet Convention Highlighted Club year The Hicksville Chapter of the Junior Classi- cal League — known as Latin Club was this year headed by: President (Consul), Stan Rowan; Vice President (Vice Consul), Pam Gambrel; Secretary (Scriba), Roxanne Turn- LtuII; Treasurer (Quaester), Cindy Etchey; Ser- geant-at-Arms, Gary Yoder. Activities for the 1970-71 school year: Initiation for the Latin I slave students was held in September. There was a slave day dur- ing school time, on which the slaves had to come dressed as or representing their zodiac sign. Roman Saturnalia, the counterpart of Christmas, was held in December. A queen, king, princess, and prince were chosen by lot- tery and reigned over the festivities. In March, 37 members attended the state convention in Columbus entering project, arts, crafts, and scrapbook contests. The club did not receive any awards. Roman Banquet was the highlight of May. As the Roman citizens reclined, slaves (8th grade, incoming Latin I class) waited on their whims and served their banquet. LATIN CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Margaret McAdams, Susan Bruggeman, Randy Hostetler, Lenny Guilford, Dorothy Camp, Dean Phillips, Gary Yoder. SECOND ROW: Sue Maloney, Chris Koch, Kevin Richmond, Kathy Hesselschwardt, John Hart, Laren Wittig, Cathy McCaw, Alan Pearson, Nancy Stevens, Tammy King. THIRD ROW: Linda Davis, Carol Guerriero, Lea Ann Mullens, Terri Smith, Ricki Slattery, Jill Burley, Linda Wittig, Loretta Scranton, Pam Gambrel. FOURTH ROW: Stan Rowan, Cindy Etchey, Dave Bruggeman, Marcia Hook, Barry Conley , Paulette Wahl, Tim Haven, Gail Tonneas. FIFTH ROW: Joe Beck, Jeff Thiel, Dave Miller, Rick Miller, Gary Martin, Leo Camp, Gary Francies, Don Cook, Bruce Guilford. 26 SPANISH CLUB- BOTTOM ROW: Deidre Bailey, Deanna Slattery, Jane Ewing, Karen Scran- ton, Carol Andrews, Mr. Faulkner. SECOND ROW: Debbie Slattery, Harrie +5? ' !j barmen Husted Sally Wahl, Robert Maloney, Sharon Finzer, Brenda Burns, Mary Evans. THIRD ROW: Lucinda Bungard, Paula Whonsetler, Cheryl Giffhorn, Chris Cherry, Mitzi Gloor, Deb Brown, Mary Adams. FOURTH ROW: Marian Schliesser, John Smith, Carla Green, Jim Mullens, Val- erie Pocratsky, Juleene Tietz, Diane Husted, Suzanne Meyer. Spanish Club Studied foreign Culture Diane Husted was elected President of this year ' s Spanish Club, while Sharon Finzer served as Vice President, Deb Slattery as Sec- retary and Brenda Burns as Treasurer. The members held a Christmas party with the traditional breaking of the pinata. The year ' s activities were concluded with a ban- quet at a Spanish restaurant in Ft. Wayne, In- diana. 27 OFFICE HELP: LOWER ROW: Brenda Dowell, Jan Thiel, Deb Handy, Kathy Tucker, Marlene Meek. UPPER ROW: Barb Bruggeman, Ann Tustison, Diane Cole, Dolly Smith, Janet Anderson. Students Assist in Office; jCibrary LIBRARIANS: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Longsworth, Alan Schooley, Kirk Savage, Rick Poper, Allen Shough. BACK ROW: Marcia Hook, Bill Myers, Gary Rohrs, Doug Phillips, Cheryl Harter. 28 ' Dramatic Students Presented Plays to PZA DRAMA CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Ruth Blankenbeckler, Carol Andrews, Dee Bailey, Deb Handy. SECOND ROW: Joe Beck, Mike Hegarty, Leo Camp, Gary Martin, Mike Biasing, Don Cook, Bruce Guilford. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Longsworth, Paula Hook, Jane Ewing, Brenda Dowell, Deb Slattery, Deb Bergman , Lianna Quick, Diane Hauter, Deanna Slattery. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Wonderly, Janet Kirby, Gail Tonneas, Mitzi Gloor, Chris Cherry, Buff Cook, Cheryl Harter, Brenda Burns, Sharon Finzer. FIFTH ROW: Mary Adams, Deb Brown, Suzanne Meyer, Cindy Etchey, Rosemary Hegarty, Diane Husted, Rexanne Overmyer, Paula Whon- setler. SIXTH ROW: Paulette Wahl, Marcia Hook, Jan Briggs, Janet Pepple, Susan Neidhardt, Deb Thiel, Patti Lucas, Sandy Weber, Juleene Tietz. Appreciation for theatrical arts is the pur- pose of the Drama Club. During the 1970-71 school year the club presented three one-act plays to the student body and PTA, besides its regular meeting presentations. Officers included: Deb Thiel, president: Rosemary Hegarty, vice-president; Patti Lucas, secretary; Mike Haven, treasurer. Advisor to the Drama Club is Mrs. Alice Longsworth. 29 9MA Prepares for the future FHA: BOTTOM ROW: Miss Turner, Barb Under, Kim Dietz, Diane Guilford, Patty Handy, Marquita Poper, Cindy Wann. SECOND ROW: Wendy Pearson, Luella Bell, Kay Fowler, Wanda McStoots, Janice Gump, Dawn Dietz. THIRD ROW: Kathy Tucker, Robin Martinez, Gail Scott, Janean Taylor, Ramona Beltz, Bonnie Reynolds, Pam Shull. The function of the Future Homemakers of America club is to prepare girls for caring for their future homes. Kathy Tucker served the FHA as president with Kay Fowler vice-president; Kim Dietz, secretary; Marquita Poper, treasurer; Bonnie Reynolds, historian; Gail Scott, eighth grade representative. FHA members held a bake sale to raise money for the year ' s activities. The girls also went Christmas caroling around the communi- ty. The year was concluded with the annual FHA banquet. 30 WjCA Sponsored Many Projects FBLA: BOTTOM ROW: Marlene Meek, Pam Grundish, Janet Kirby, Mary Barnhart, Deb Handy, Mrs. Kipp. SECOND ROW: Deb Slattery, Janet Anderson, Mary Evans, Deb Bergman, Diane Hauter, Cheryl Timbrook. THIRD ROW: Karen Anderson, Cindy Addis, Sharon Finzer, Ann Terry, Cathy Wonderly, Bonnie Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: Jan Thiel, Patty Obendorf, Dolly Smith, Ann Tustison, Shelia Culler, Marcia Hook, Julie Cle- land. Hicksville chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America ' s 1970-71 officers were: Janet Anderson, president; Marlene Meek, vice-president; Ann Tustison, secretary; Deb Handy, treasurer; Pam Grundish, sgt. at arms; Dolly Smith, reporter. This year ' s FBLA was very active. They sold Christmas calendars, had a bake sale, sold toys and had a car wash. Eight members of the club attended the FBLA convention at the Sheraton Hotel in Dayton in February. Dolly Smith was a finalist for the title of ' Miss FBLA. 31 Varsity Club Promotes Athletics VARSITY CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Dave Miller, Ran dy Hostetler, Rex Gloor. SECOND ROW: Bob Myers, Ron Gump, Phil Repp. THIRD ROW: Rick Miller, Rich Lyons, Don Cook. FOURTH ROW: Steve Kees, Ron Tuttle, Mike Biasing, Mike Hegarty, Larry Keeley Barry Conley. FIFTH ROW: Phil Cleland, Leo Camp, Bruce Guilford. Two varsity letters in any sport are needed to belong to the HHS Varsity Club. This year the organization has twenty-eight members. New in 1970-71 the boys adopted a new style of varsity jackets. Advisor for the club this year was Mr. Bellisari. 32 yell Club Assumes flew flame The Underground, formerly the Yell Club, displayed much school spirit and enthusiasm throughout the year. The girls kept busy mak- ing signs for each game. During the football and basketball games the members performed routines using mittens and flash cards. The president of the Underground for the 1970-71 year was senior Rosemary Hegarty. Carol Andrews was vice-president and Lora Stuckman served as secretary-treasurer. The club ' s advisor was Mrs. Jean Siler. UNDERGROUND: BOTTOM ROW: Deb Handy, Mary Barnhart, Susie Milner, Chris Koch, Ruth Blanken- beckler, Jill Bailey, Karen Scranton, Carol Andrews, Reggie Jones, Jill Miller. SECOND ROW: Pam Grun- dish, Diane Hauter, Paula Bice, Kathy Hesselschwardt, Mary Evans, Jo Peters, Laren Wittig, Deanna Slat- tery, Tammy King. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Camp, Bonnie Reynolds, Joan Kline, Marcia Hurni, Loretta Scran- ton, Pat Coplin, Brenda Burns, Cindy Addis, Karen Scott. FOURTH ROW: Joan Kaduk, Sally Wahl, Janet Kirby, LeaAnn Mullens, Linda Davis, Cheryl Harter, Ann Terry, Lucinda Bungard, Cathy Wonderly. FIFTH ROW: Terri Smith, Diane Husted, Cheryl Giffhorn, Buff Cook, Becky Addis, Suzanne Meyer, Jan Thiel, Jo Miller, Jill Burley, Linda Wittig. SIXTH ROW: Laura Green, Gail Tonneas, Marian Schliesser, Bev Worden, Chris Cherry, Ricki Slattery, Mitzi Gloor, Juleene Tietz, Cindy Etchey, Rosemary Hegarty. SEVENTH ROW: Valerie Pocratsky, Jan Briggs, Paulette Wahl, Debbie Fritz, Sue Ish, Deb Thiel, Jane Wonderly, Janet Pepple, Patti Lucas, Lora Stuckman, Sandy Weber. 33 ABOVE: Miss GAA, Jan Cam, and her attendant, Cindy McDonald, pose after their crowning at the banquet held at the Heritage House. BELOW: Newly-elected president Diane Husted assumes her duties for next year as she calls for election of 1971- 72 officers. Jan Carr and Janet Pepple help with the count. GAA Sponsors The aim of the Girls ' Athletic Association was to develop athletic skills, sportsmanship and friendship through competition. Girls competed with other area schools in volleyball, basketball, and track. Inframurals were held in volleyball and bas- ketball with seniors acting as captains. Interested members bowled during the spring months. In March, the two girls from each grade with the highest average travelled to compete with other schools in a Defiance bowling tournament. For the first time this year a basketball tournament for GAA was held. The Hicksville organization sponsored the event that lasted for two Saturdays, inviting ten area schools. The club sponsored a skating party, attend- ed a gymnastic performance at South Side High School and held a swimming party. At the year-end banquet, members re- ceived pins for their participation throughout the year. Miss GAA, Jan Carr, and het at- tendant, Cindy McDonald, reigned over the evening. Officers for the eighty-member club for the year were President, Jan Carr; Vice-President, Deb Thiel; Secretary, Diane Husted; Treasur- er, Sally Stickney. Mrs. Jean Siler was the club ' s advisor. RIGHT: Part of the GAA year activities were bas- ketball intramurals. Here with a jump ball the game continues. 34 basketball Zoumament GAA: FIRST ROW: Lu Keeley. Marlene Meek, Jan Carr. Brenda Phillips, Sue Milner, Chris Koch, Jill Bailey, Karen Scranton, Jill Miller, Jane Ewing, Sally Stickney, Sue Maloney. SECOND ROW: Deidre Bailey. Sharon Finzer, Diane Hauter, Paula Bice, Kathy Hesselschwardt, Mary Evans, Mary Peters, Laren Wittig, Deanna Slav- ery, Tammy King, Nancy Stevens. THIRD ROW: Paula Hook, Linda Hayes, Deb Bergman, Dorothy Camp, Joan Kline, Marcia Hurni, Loretta Scranton. Pat Coplin, Brenda Burns, Cindy Addis, Reggie Jones, Lauri Cleland. FOURTH ROW: Marsha Kimmel, Joan Kaduk, Sally Wahl, Janet Kirby, Lea Ann Mullens. Linda Davis, Lucinda Bungard, Cathy Wonderly, Karen Scott, Carmen Husted, Deb Slattery, Janet Anderson. FIFTH ROW: Cathy McCaw, Carol Merritt, Diane Husted, Cheryl Giffhorn, Buff Cook, Becky Addis, Suzanne Meyer, Jan Thiel, Jo Miller, Jill Burley, Linda Wittig, Susan Bruggeman. SIXTH ROW: Terri Smith, Lauri Green, Gail Tonneas, Mari- an Schliesser. Bev Worden, Chris Cherry, Mitzi Gloor, Juleene Tietz, Cindy Etchey. Deb Brown, Pam Gambrel, Robin Tuttle. SEVENTH ROW: Carol Guerriero, Marcia Hook, Val Pocratsky, Jan Briggs, Paulette Wahl, Sue Ish, Deb Thiel, Jane Wonderly, Janet Pepple, Patti Lucas, Lora Stuckman, Sandy Weber, Mary Adams. 35 Industrial Mts Club Zoured Weatherhead The members of the Industrial Arts Club hosted several activities throughout the year. They sponsored a dance and a skating party. The boys also took a field trip to Weather- head. The club was headed by Lonnie Watson, president; Dan Fogle, vice-president; Tom Haase, secretary; Brad Karris, treasurer. Ad- visor for the group was Mr. Donald Oderlin. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Oberlin, Delta Pask, Allen Shough, Mike Phillips, Bob Brickel, Kirk Savage, Bill Keeley. SECOND ROW: Brad Karris, Lonnie Watson, Gary Zimmerman, Dan Fogle, Keith Yontz, Tom Wolford, Mike Miller. THIRD ROW: Bruce Hart, Doug Phillips, Richard Beltz, Tom Haase, Brent McCormack, Rick Miller, Joe Timbrook. 36 HMS ft and Steps Migk HHS MARCHING BAND: BOTTOM ROW: Robin Tuttle, Jan Briggs, Cindy McDonald, Carol Merritt, Nancy Stevens, Mr. Dull, Deb Bergman, Dee Dee Bailey. SECOND ROW: Steve Scranton, Kieth McDonald, Pam Gambrel, Terry Smith, Mike Haven, Susan Bruggeman, Carol Harter, Dorothy Camp. THIRD ROW: Mike Kline, Dean Phillips, Tammy King, Paul VanMaldeghem, Deb Thiel, Laura Green, Linda Wittig, Carmen Husted, Reggie Jones, Carla Green. FOURTH ROW: Brenda Burns, Cheryl Giff- horn, Patty Lucus, Jan Carr, Lea Mullens, Paula Hook, Kathy Hesselschwardt, Harriet Bell, Sally Wahl, Gary Martin, Mike DeVeau, Don Wonderly, Ricki Slattery, Loretta Wonderly, Joan Kline, Cindy Etchy, Susan Neidhardt, Marcia Hurni, Karen Scran- ton. FIFTH ROW: Dave Cottrel, Paula Whonsetler, Bert Helsel, Lucinda Bungard, Jane Wonderly, Bruce Guilford, Marcia Kimmel, Carol Gu erriero, Janet Kirby, Diane Hauter. SIXTH ROW: Gary Stevens, Paulette Wahl, Larry Kenner, Brenda Dowell, Ann Tustison, Rox Turnbull, Juleene Tietz, Karen Ander- son, Diane Husted, Susie Milner. SEVENTH ROW: Mike Adcock, Diane Cole, Jeff Thiel, Gary Yoder, Rick Scranton, Jeff Andrews, John Hart, Pam Giff- horn, Carol Andrews, Nancy Sweet. 37 DRUM MAJOR Mike Adcock •- 1 %■■■■■ HEAD MAJORETTE Cindy McDonald Majorettes Md Jlask MAJORETTES: Deidre Bailey, Deb Bergman, Robin Tuttle, Jan Briggs. 38 PEP BAND: FRONT ROW: Dean Phillips, Terri Smith, Carla Green, Carol Harter, Steve Scranton, Mike Haven. SECOND ROW: Ricki Slat- tery, Lucinda Bungard, Diane Husted, Karen Anderson, Cindy Etchy, Susan Neid- hardt, Paula Hook. THIRD Jeff Andrews, Jeff Don Wonderly, Bert Larry Kenner, Patty Lea Mullens. FOURTH Mr. Dull, Gary Ste- Brenda Burns, Mike ROW: Thiel, Helsel, Lucas, ROW: vens, Kline, Rick Scranton. Pep, $r. High Mauds Add Snthusiasm JHS BAND: FRONT ROW: Judie Brugeman, De- lores Camp, Susan Whonsetler, Eileen Tietz, Becky Under, Lisa Dowell. SECOND ROW: Barb Under, Twyla Wonderly, Carol Tonneas, Janet Laux, Lori Tomlinson, Valinda Street, Martha Smith, Sharon Snyder, Linda Anderson. Susan Cottrell. THIRD ROW: George Taylor, Cheryl Conley, Wendy Pear- son, Diane Guilford, Karen Burns, Robin Tomlison, Byron Panasuk, Chris Slattery, Robb Holt, Vic Won- derly, Dean Husted, Dave Leavell, Steve Dowell . ' ames Fellers, Lisa Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Dave Gambrel, Dick Altman, Linda Haney. Curtis Pana- suk, Zoanne Onstott, Brenda Speiser, Bryant Hinsch, Gary Hauter, Jim Volkert, Steve Conley, Jay Carr, David Brown, Michael Scranton, Bret Guilford, Jim Cline, David Cleland, Kevin Countryman, Gary Ap- plegate, Randy Stuckey, Eric Green, Danny Turnbull, Duane Klepper, David Cottrell, Rick Mettert, Lind- say Kees, Rick Thiel. Linda Miller, Patty Kaduk, Jerry Wonderly, Mr. Dull. 39 Mand Receives HHS CONCERT BAND: FIRST ROW: Diane Husted, Karen Anderson, Terri Smith, Pam Giffhorn, Marcia Hurni. SECOND ROW: Susan Neidhardt, Juleene Tietz, Cindy Etchey, Pam Gambrel, Laura Green, Mick De- Veau, Carol Merritt. THIRD ROW: Karen Scranton, Shelia Culler, Deb Bergman, Diane Hauter, Marsha Kim- mel, Jeff Andrews, Dean Phillips, Jeff Thiel, Patti Lucas, Jane Wonderly. FOURTH ROW: Harriet Bell, Joan Kline, Sue Milner, John Hart, Kathy Hesselschwardt, Carol Guerriero, Nancy Stevens, Carol Andrews, Loretta Scranton, Lea Ann Mullens, Cheryl Giffhorn, Paula Hook, Deb Thiel. STANDING: Carla Green, Carol Harter, Mr. Dull. In district band competition at Maumee High School the band received four straight I ' s for the second year in a row. On April 24, the band travelled to Clyde, Ohio to compete on the state level. In state competition the musicians received an overall III. Besides the annual coffee concert, winter 40 four Superiors FIRST ROW: Sally Wahl, Janet Kirby, Carmen Husted, Robin Tuttle, Reggie Jones. SECOND ROW: Paula Whonsetler, Diane Cole, Dorothy Camp, Linda Wittig, Susan Bruggeman, Paulette Wahl. THIRD ROW: Bruce Guilford Tammy King, Bert Helsel, Larry Kenner, Cindy McDonald, Jan Carr, Ricki Slattery, Lucinda Bungard, Brenda Dowell. FOURTH ROW: Ann Tustison, Jan Briggs, Deidre Bailey, Don Wonderly, Rick Scranton, Mike Adcock, Gary Stevens, Gary Martin, Dave Cottrell, Brenda Burns, Mike Kline. STANDING: Keith McDonald, Steve Scranton. concert and Fireman ' s social, the band tra- velled to Archbold to entertain the Rotary District Conference. At the spring concert the yearly awards were given out. Mike Adcock received the John Philip Sousa Award for the year. Larry Kenner received the Director ' s Award. 41 Volunteem Serve the Community VOLUNTEENS: BOTTOM ROW: Reva Meyer, Brenda Parker, Zoanne Onstott, Deb Bergman, Deb Slattery, Wendy Pearson, Cindy Wendt. SECOND ROW: Debra Keating, Jill Bailey, Teresa Ridgway, Diane Cole, Ellen Obendorf, Dorothy Camp, Sue Thompson, Deb Snyder. THIRD ROW: Kim Savage, Alice Benden, Pat Hughes, Sherry Smith, Deb Rogers, Sally Wahl, Joan Kline, Kathy Hesselschwardt, Bonnie Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: Harriet Bell, Laren Wittig, Terri Smith, Paulette Wahl, Stephanie Peters, Val Pocratsky, Ricki Slattery, Pam Griffhorn, Carol Guerriero. 42 Choirs Participate in School Programs SR. CHOIR: BOTTOM ROW: Julie Cleland, Ruth Blankenbeckler, Becky Addis, Shirley Mendenhall, Ann Terry. SECOND ROW: Jill Burley, Karen Scott, Sherry Smith, Patty Obendorf. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Fellers, Marsha Kimmel, Larry Keeley, Lianna Quick. FOURTH ROW: Mary Jo Peters, Jim Menden- hall, Laren Wittig. JR HIGH CHOIR- BOTTOM ROW: Becky Under, Kevin Countryman, John Marts, Paula Thiel Brent Sav- age, Cindy Wann, David Cleland, Rex Pontius. SECOND ROW: Barb Under, Del ores Basse . V.clc, Hummel, Wayne McCain, Carla Mansfield, Patty Kaduk, Lisa Dowell, Penny M.ller THIRD ROW: Donna P.erce, Kacee Craig, Sue Barkman, Lisa Nelson, Linda Anderson, Jean Meyer Christ, Payton, Yvonne Morgan, Judie Bruggeman. FOURTH ROW: Pete Myers, Cheryl Conley, June Baker, Dave Leonard, Russell Hamp- ton, Mick Pocratsky, Shirley Haase, Connie Hewitt, Becky Luderman. 43 MMS Musicians ' Display Zheir Cheryl Giffhorn, Deb Thiel, Lauri Green, Juleene Tietz, Cindy Etchey, Pam Gambrel and Susan Neidhardt (Not Pictured) received a superior for the Clari- net Choir. Pam Gambrel, Cindy Etchey, Juleene Tietz, and Susan Neidhardt (Not Pictured) comprised the clari- net quartet who received a superior for their selec- tion. Zaknts at Ensemble Contest Twenty-five members of the Hicksville High School band and chorus attended the High School Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Bowling Green State University Saturday, February 27. The students picked up five superiors, six excellents, and one good, to bring home a very fine all-around record for Hicksville. Ruth Blankenbeckler, Diane Cole and Lianna Quick display their musical talents by their songs in the 1971 Coronation. Vocalists Ruth Blankenbeckler, Mary Peters, Ann Terry, Patt Obendorf, Sherry Smith and Lianna Quick took solos as well as an ensemble to solo and ensem- ble contest. 45 Desire Zo £eam Js Stressed %y Hard Work Studies in English ABOVE: Senior Steve Metz practices using visual aids for his next speech as Randy Hostetler and Terry Gloor listen. BELOW: English IV students, Rick Scranton and Lonnie Watson, follow as Diane Cole points out an important passage in the discussion of a poem. Students are required to take four units of English during their years at Hicksville High School. The courses available include gram- mar, literature, and speech. English IX students concentrate on studying grammar and general literature. Six book re- ports are required of the freshmen also. Introducing the Sophomores to Shakespear- ean literature is one of the main objectives of English X. Poetry and short stories by Ameri- can and British authors are also included in their course of study. Emphasis on American literature comes in Junior English. The students learn meanings and interpretations of life in the United States. Term papers were required for Seniors tak- ing English XII. The course consisted of the study of British works and authors. The outside reading of Alice In Wonderland, was a new project this year. Speech helped juniors and seniors relax and enjoy public speaking. Various types of speech, interviews, and pantomimes were given. The students participated in a contest entitled Voice of Democracy, sponsored by the American Legion. 48 Jnclude M m J Zhings ABOVE: Sophomore English students Dave Cottrell, Jim Thiel and Jane Ewing find that besides reading, making a bulletin board can be an important part in their study of our language. RIGHT: Cheryl Ballinger gives an oral book report which is required of all freshmen. Juniors Steve Kees, Paula Hook and Bob Yoder look up vocabulary word meanings for their weekly quiz. 49 Students Study ABOVE: Latin I students, Larry Kenner and Laren Wittig check the route of a famous explorer ' s jour- ney with the textbook story. HHS offers two years of Latin, which is the basis for all the Romance Languages. First year Latin is mainly concerned with vocabu- lary and grammar, while a large part of Latin II is spent in translating excerpts of Caesar ' s Gallic Wars. In both courses students learn about Roman mythology and their ancient civilization. Much about these two subjects are included in the Latin notebooks that are required by both Latin I and II students at the conclusion of the courses. Latin II students Gail Tonneas and Stan Rowan are getting an early start on their Latin notebooks this year. 50 flew Canguages Spanish I students Stan Hoste- tler, Cheryl Giffhorn and Deb Fowler look over the newest Spanish magazines to see if they can read the articles in it. Learning the basis of the Spanish language is the main concern of Spanish I students. Their time is spent learning many new foreign words and phrases. Once their vocabulary is started, students go on to master the gram- mar rules to be put to use in basic composi- tion. Spanish II students reviewed tenses of words, use and agreement of nouns and adjec- tives, numbers, and all verbs. With this base they better their speaking skills to prepare them for college Spanish and for use in travel. This year for the first time a Spanish III course was offered. This involves the reading of Spanish magazines, newspapers and docu- ments. Spanish II students ponder over their latest test. 51 Social Study Courses Historical studies at Hicksville High School begins in the tenth grade with the study of World History. Students in this elective course learn about our world from its first rec- orded history. American History reguired for juniors en- compasses the study of America ' s history past and present. Jim Mullens and Susan Bruggeman show Janet Pep- ple a famous Civil War battle for American History. Government students Pam Giffhorn, Jeff Andrews and Mike Phillips prepare to an- swer questions from classmates. 52 Zalk of Past and Present Senior Government students learn about the fundamentals of our American govern- mental system to help students effectively un- derstand their civil rights to the fullest extent. Geography students study various things about the physical conditions of our world in its current state as well as past events and happenings. Geography students Tom Haase, Don Baumgartner and Joe Timbrook check the daily papers for events happening in their current place of study. World History students work on maps to help them understand early historical events. I V 53 Mathematicians Solve Problems General Math students work on drills to increase their knowledge of the subject. Six math courses are offered to students at HHS. General Math students relate their studies to everyday situations, to give them practice applications of arithmetic. Algebra students work with literal numbers, formulas and eguations. Geometry helps the student do his work in a logical manner and work with proofs. Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry, offered to seniors for a semester each, give the students a taste of college mathematics. Randy Hostetler tries to explain to Carol Harter and Ernie Hurni how he arrived at his answer. Tim Greutman dictates problems for Algebra I class- mate Carol Guerriero to solve. 54 Scientists discover flew Ones General Science, required of Freshmen, en- compasses a wide variety of topics and pro- vides a basis for future science courses open to students wishing to take them. Biology is basically the study of the living world. Students study everything from micro- scopic speciments to the world ' s largest mam- mals. The relationship between math and science is stressed in Chemistry, an elective open to any Junior or Senior student. Students ana- lyzed mixtures and compounds and solved complicated chemical and mathematical equations. Senior Physics students worked with relativi- ty, mechanical problems and other universal laws. ABOVE: Biology students Stan Rowan and Brad Smith study microscopic animals. LEFT: Karen Fogle and Lea Ann Mullens show fellow General Science students the various parts of the heart. Barry Conley and Bob Myers study the color of the solution left after their titration experiment. li ' V v v 55 Clerical Records, Business English, Typing, Shorthand, General Business, Office Practice and Bookkeeping are offered to HHS students preparing to enter the world of business. Students Receive In Bookkeeping II, coming up with the right totals is very important. Here Jo Kaduk checks her total with Pat Coplin. Clerical Records students study practical business record keeping situations. % BELOW: Office Practice girls Pam Shull and Ann Tustison learn how to file geographically. j iln muai GIRLS 56 Satisfactory completion of these subjects enables young people to go directly into full- time jobs upon graduation. business background Many Seniors, to fulfill their new four year English re- quirement, take Business English. Here Dolly Smith, Rex Gloor and Ernie Hurni compose a business let- ter. Typing I students take a timed writing to increase their accuracy. Judy Fogle, Deidre Bailey and Ron Gump compare notes in balancing their Book- keeping I books. 57 Deb Thiel and Lora Stuckman are mixing colors to find just the right shade for their next project in Art I. Artists Sxplore Color First and second year students explored many different phases of art. Design funda- mentals and introductions to color were stud- ied. A ceramics program that included pot- tery and glazing was a part of the second se- mester class work. Toward the end of the year students tried their hand at drawing out-of- doors scenes. Second year artists Bill Keeley and Shirley Mendenhall put the finishing touches on their latest paintings. 58 Safety Js Stressed in Driver ' s Z ' raining Any student at least 16 years of age may enroll in the driver ' s training course which is offered each semester. Students are reguired to have a temporary driving permit and to have spent thirty hours in the classroom and seven hours behind the wheel before they may obtain their driver ' s li- cense. The purpose of this class is to teach young people to drive safely and correctly. Diane Husted finds that studying from the textbook about the various parts of a car is just as important to a young driver as knowing how to handle it. Sharon Finzer and Tom Haase watch Marcia Hook as she tries to parallel park. 59 Home Economics Aid future Momcmakcrs Learning to be a good housewife is a neces- sity in every girl ' s life. This year Home Eco- nomics I, II, IV, was taught by Miss Joanne Turner. Home Ec. I students concentrated on cook- ing and creative stitchery. The making of ap- rons, blouses and dresses were requirements for the second year course. Girls taking Home Economics IV studied family relations to pre- pare them for married life. They also learned the basics of color design and interior deco- rating and spent some time knitting and cro- cheting. Cooking is a big part of any young woman ' s life. ABOVE: Suzanne Helsel, Patty Obendorf and Kim Dietz find that preparing a pizza properly is a good way to any man ' s heart. BELOW: Home Ec. I students work to complete their projects for grading. 6P Keith Yontz, Bruce Hart and Brent McCormack cut a piece of wood to finish their latest Indus- trial Arts project. Industrial Arts develops Skills Bob Bailey and Paul Karris demonstrate some of their knowledge in metal welding as applied in the Industrial Arts II class. Industrial Arts provides its students with a solid background for the technical fields they might enter upon graduation. First year students concentrate their efforts on wood. Going by their own preliminary drawings the boys fashion various projects re- quired to complete the course. Experienced students in Industrial Arts II and III work with more detailed projects using wood, electricity and metal. 61 Students Study Physical Education classes at Hicksville High School are open to all students from grades seven through twelve. Both boys and girls participate in such sports as basketball, volleyball, soccer, track, Softball and tennis. They developed coordination by tumbling and gymnastics. The spring-board, mini tramp, trampoline, parallel bars and balance beam were some of the eguipment used. ABOVE: Part of the girls phys. ed. classes was spent working with gymnastics. Here Heidi Husted is shown balancing on the shoulders of Carol Tonneas. RIGHT: Coordination of one ' s body is very impor- tant. Here Larry Keeley shows his strength in lifting the bar bells. BELOW: Mike Biasing is strengthening his body by doing push-ups as part of the phys. ed. program. 62 the Mind and Mody Health students studied about various dis- eases, good posture, first aid, smoking and drugs during the course of the year. Girls and boys classes combined to watch films pre- sented to them by instructo-s, Mr. Al Bellisari and Mrs. Jean Siler. Health students studied many functions of the human body. Jill Burley, Rick Craig and Mary Peters glance at their books for some of the answers. Psychology and Sociology courses were both offered to HHS students this year. Each lasted one semester and were taught by Mr. George Cherry. Juniors and seniors taking psychology stud- ied ways of becoming responsible young adults by learning how to solve personal prob- lems. Sociology involves the study of groups of people. Pupils explored man ' s environment, culture and social patterns. In both courses students unraveled thought provoking problems, completed worksheets and learned vocabulary words. Filling in their daily work sheets for Psychology are Ruth Blankenbeckler, Lori Stuckman, Ron Tuttle and Joe Beck. 63 39 MMS Students Vocational School student council president Mike Christman gives the morning an- nouncements to vocational students. Fifteen seniors and twenty-four juniors planned for their future by attending the vo- cational school to further their knowledge in their chosen field of study. Study fields ranged from accountant clerk to vocational horticulture. The students attend their regular classes ei- ther in the morning or the afternoon and work at their vocations the other part of the day. Most of the classes are those belonging to a two-year program. 64 Vocational School Account Clerk Appliance Service Auto Body Carpentry Child Care Commercial Art Coop Office Cosmetology Distributive Education Drafting High Skill Stenography Mary McMillian I 2 Industrial Maintenance Machine Shop Occupational Work Experience Small Engine Vocational Horticulture Welding and Sheet Metal Ted Collins Jeff Repp Allen Banks Ron Beverly Ray Schliesser Kim Scott Beverly Miller Ron Timbrook Cecile Bailey Deb Grover Shari Meek Carla Wort Gary Kimpel Rick Sabo Julie Rhodes Steve Myers Mike Christman Brenda Coblentz Eileen Hampson Janet Hewitt Pam Payton Mary Vetter Susan Hayes Ron Waltenberger Greg Headley Terry Schooley Roy Tucker Larry Wonderly Ralph Fulmer Cecil Hook Jim Yoder Dave Dietz Charles Wann James Gibson Bruce Husted Dennis Wann Dave McCann Jesse Miller ABOVE: Deb Grover finds actual practice most helpful in her study of Cosmetology. BELOW: Caring for plants is one of the many duties Bruce Husted has in the study of Horticulture. 65 Vocational Students Rick Sabo and Gary Kimpel find Distributive Education requires much attention in the classroom and on the iob. Kim Scott discovers the use of many hand tools in Carpentry. Jesse Miller and Dave McCann display the use of welding tools. 66 Show Skills Charles Wann and Dave Dietz find Small Machine Repair most interesting. Here they are repairing a machine in the lab. Machine Shop is the field of study chosen by Greg Headley. Janet Hewitt, Brenda Coblentz, Eileen Hampson, and Mary Vetter practice High Skill Stenography for many hours. 67 ft ' ll Li. ' ' ' ' iV • ti .. tt4 ft 1 ft jf ' I . ,Y ■ 1 f 1 lEMfc! iiii mm Mil Ml ' • . n- ■— — — . - .« r— . J M i : . •aw jiXiFji V Expressions Of ' Athletic Spirit Prevail Aces Make Jt Sk Straight 3 ' 4 i R vJ - • W 5 VARSITY ACES: BOTTOM ROW: Danny Hinsch, Steve Hicks, Roger Amore, Ray Martenies, Jim Thiel, Bill Myers, Roger Ferguson, Jim Battershell. SECOND ROW: Elvin Fitzsimmons, Rich Lyons, Ted Collins, Bill Keeley, Bruce Hart, Brian Quick, Steve Corbitt, Mike Hegarty. THIRD ROW: Bob Myers, Barry Conley, Bruce Husted, Don Cook, Bruce Guil- Assistant Coach, Bill Metz and Head Coach Al Bell i - sari talk about the upcoming game. ford, Leo Camp, Greg Headley. FOURTH ROW: Don Corbitt, Rick Miller, Randy Hostetler, Rex Gloor, Steve Metz, Mike Adcock, Ray Schliesser, Mike Biasing. FIFTH ROW: Phil Repp, Larry Won- derly, Lenny Guilford, Dave Miller, Ron Gump, Larry Keeley. Hicksville ' s Aces finished out their 1970 football season with a 5-2-1 record against tough competition. Experience proved valuable in the mud-rid- den Antwerp and Hilltop games where the Aces were dealt victories of 36-6 and 40-14, respectively, over these first-year league members. The following week, Fairview managed to tie the Aces 12-12 with a rally in the fourth guarter. The Aces met the Payne Panthers with the Northwest Buckeye League Crown at stake. Hicksville ' s defense held on while the offen- sive machine rolled up a 22-14 Homecoming victory. In the following game the Aces, inspired by the Seniors, conguered the Edon bombers with a I 2-0 score. Led by Coach Bellisari, the Aces compiled their best record in five years. 70 Good blocking enabled Rich Lyons to pick up valuable yardage. Bob Myers receives vital instruc- tions from Coach Bellisari during a crucial NWBL battle. VARSITY LOG Hicksville . 28 Otsego .... .20 Hicksville . 12 Woodlan .21,; Hicksville . 36 Antwerp . . . .0 ' Hicksville . 40 Hilltop .14 Hicksville . 12 Fairview .12 Hicksville . 14 Ottawa Hills . .22 ' Hicksville . 22 Payne .14 Hicksville . 12 Edon ..0 NWBL Games Season Record 5-2-1 Surrounded by Payne players, Larry Keeley pushed his way through for another touchdown. 71 -  . ' ., UJi THIRD ROW: Mike Bias- ing, Steve Metz, Larry Wonderly. FOURTH ROW: Ted Collins, Terry Schooley, Randy Hostetler. FIFTH ROW: Mike Adcock, Bob Myers, Bill Keeley, Rich Lyons. 72 Seniors Set the Pace Excellent blocking provided Larry Keeley with anoth- er Aces touchdown. Rich Lyons throws key block to aid Bob Myers. A tense moment in the Payne game is reflected in the cheer- leader ' s expressions. Larry Keeley struggles to free himself from this Payne aggressor. Scrambling on for additional yardage is quarterback Bob Myers. 73 {Junior Aces Cook Zoward future FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: FIRST ROW: Craig Cherry, Dan Hegarty, Dave Battershell, Allan Pearson. SEC- OND ROW: Hal Osmun, Bob Conley, Carl Collins, Stan Hostetler, Coach Cherry. THIRD ROW: Howard Moore, Dennis Sipple, Mike Meyers, Keith McDonald, Rick Craig, Tim Greutman. a m © m JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL: FIRST ROW: Coach Durham, Greg Slattery, Tim Shull, Chris Bailey, Rick Thiel, Lindsey Kees, Mike Bailey, Rex Pontius, Tim Edwards, Kevin Countryman, Coach Balser. SECOND ROW: Larry Ridgeway, John Bailey, Jeff Pepple, Steve Battershell, George Taylor, John Brown, Byron Pana- suk, Ricky Smith, Monty Ballinger. THIRD ROW: Brent Savage, Dennis Fellers, Jay Carr, Vic Wonderly, Steve Conley, Wayne McCain, Steve Snyder, David Cottrell, Greg Zimmerman, Tim Brown, Randy Stuckey. FOURTH ROW: Dave Leavell, Dave Barnes, Kevin Kreg, Dave Gambrel, Dave Myers, Steve Dowell, Danny Turnbull, Ron Cottrell, Curtis Panasuk, Rick Kimmel, Rick Mettert. 74 Jn Spite of Cosses, Spirit Remains VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Steve Kees, Rob Jones, Phil Cleland, Bruce Hart, Leo Camp, Gary Martin, Rex Gloor, Ernie Hurni, Rick Miller, Bruce Guilford, Ron Gump. FRONT: Coach Balser, Coach Dewese. Under the direction of head coach Keith Dewese, the Varsity Aces compiled a 3-16 record. The team got off to a fair start in the early season, winning 3 out of 7 games, but those were the only victories for the year. In tournament play, the Aces showed the Hicksville fans that they had what it took but fell short of beating the Edgerton Bulldogs by only 4 points in the last few seconds of the game. The highlight of the year came in the Blue Creek game when Senior Ace Rex Gloor broke the school record for number of points in one game, by scoring 35. At the end of the year, he had also broken the record for the year ' s total, making 387 points, 32 over Tom Metz ' s previous record. Coach Dewese explains an important play to the team. 75 Ron Gump free throws for an extra point. Junior Leo Camp takes a jump shot as the Pettisville defense closes in. The game begins with a tip-off by Gary Martin. Senior Rex Gloor attempts another two points. 76 VARSITY LOG Hicksville . . . ...45 Ayersville .66 Hicksville . . . ...61 Antwerp .71 Hicksville . . . ...51 Montpelier . . . .67 Hicksville . . . ...81 Payne .47 Hicksville . . . ...61 Edon .59 Hicksville . . . ...56 North Central . .72 Hicksville . . . . . .66 Hilltop .55 Hicksville . . . ...51 Pettisville .73 Hicksville . . . ...63 Fayette .84 Hicksville . . . ...55 Holgate .69 Hicksville . . . . ..47 Tinora .71 Hicksville . . . . . .44 Oakwood .67 Hicksville . . . ...57 Fairview .81 Hicksville . . . ...35 Stryker .44 Hicksville . . . ... 64 Edgerton .78 Hicksville . . . ..56 Paulding .74 Hicksville . . . . .49 Woodlan .64 Hicksville . . ...68 Blue Creek . . . .93 • Tournament Hicksville . . . ...58 Edgerton . .62 ABOVE: The Aces start- ing five run out on the floor as Hicksville fans cheer them on. Avoiding a Pettisville at- tacker, Rick Miller drives for the baseline. 77 Keserve Zeam Prepares for Varsity RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM: Coach Balser, Stan Rowan, Brad Karris, Jeff Thiel, Roger Amore, Bob Larson, John Boone, Brent McCormack, Jim Thiel, Brad Smith, Gary Yoder, Bill Myers. Managers: Tim Haven, Mark Leavell. John Boone goes up with another one-handed jump shot. VARSITY MANAGERS: Barry Conley, Mike Biasing, Ron Tuttle. 78 rad Karris sneaks a pass by a Pettisville Blackbird. RESERVE LOG Hicksville . . . ...15 Ayersville .35 Hicksville . . . ...26 Antwerp .62 Hicksville . . . ...35 Montpelier . . . .38 Hicksville . . . ...33 Payne .44 Hicksville . . . ...46 Edon .39 Hicksville . . . ...38 North Central . .47 Hicksville . . . ...38 Hilltop .63 Hicksville . . . ...33 Pettisville Hicksville . . . ...47 Fayette .36 Hicksville . . . ...37 Holgate .40 Hicksville . . . ...29 Tinora .42 Hicksville . . ... 14 Oakwood .47 Hicksville . . ...29 Fairview .63 Hicksville . . ...23 Stryker .59 Hicksville . . ....25 Edgerton .56 Hicksville . . ....32 Paulding .37 Hicksville . . . ... 38 Woodlan .50 Hicksville . . ....29 Blue -Creek . . . .51 Phil Cleland prepares to get a rebound. John Boone attempts to out-rebound a Pettisville player. 79 Jresntnen and Jr. High Qa ' m Experience FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: LEFT TO RIGHT: Alan Pearson, Craig Cherry, Mike Hinsch, Bob Conley, Keith McDonald, Mike Meyers, Kevin Metz, Rick Craig, Dave Bruggeman, Hal Osmun, Stan Hostetler, Kevin Rich- mond. FRONT: Coach Cherry; Manager, Elvin Fitzsimmons. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL: BOTTOM ROW: Vic Wonderly, George Taylor, Lindsey Kees, Kevin Kreg, Jeff Peo- ple, Randy Stuckey, Chris Bailey, Bret Guilford, Rex Pontius, Byron Panasuk, Jay Carr. SECOND ROW: Curtis Panasuk, James Quaintance, Richard Altman, Danny Turnbull, Dave Gambrel, Randy Carwile, Kent Miller, Jim Volkert, Dennis Fellers, Steve Conley. THIRD ROW: Coach Hootman, Robbie Holt, Steve Dowell, David Bever- ly, David Brown, Mickey Pocratsky, Jerry Wonderly, Russel Hampson, Dave Leonard, Duane Klepper, Mark Po- cratsky, Jack Burley, Coach Fast. 80 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM ROW: Janet Pep- ple, Pat Coplin, Jane Won- derly. TOP ROW: Jill Miller, Chris Cherry, Lora Stuckman. BELOW: The Varsity Squad watches anxiously to see if the basket is good. Varsity Squad Won Tirst Place Zrophy at Clinic v t ' J ' k ' i HlCjy t Mil M m Q ■ 1 i. ■Sb 7 V irE The Varsity Cheerleaders in basketball season are BOT- TOM — LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Pepple, Jane Wonderly, Pat Coplin. TOP ROW: Jill MilleY, Lora Stuckman, Chris Cherry. RESERVE: LEFT TO RIGHT: Juleene Tietz, Roxanne Turn- bull, Tammy King, Jill Bailey. .- FRESHMEN: FRONT TO BACK: Reggie Jones, Chris Koch, Kathy Hesselschwardt, Marcia Hurni. JUNIOR HIGH: LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Walters, Joyce Pepple, Diane Guilford, Janet Laux, Heidi Husted, Judy Kline, Linda Miller, Karen Burns. CENTER: Kaycee Craig. 82 Many Participate in Qolf and Cross Country Senior Mike Biasing proves that a good drive is an asset for a good golf game. GOLF TEAM: FRONT: Randy Hostetler, Mike Biasing. BOT- TOM ROW: Mike Christman, Bob Larson, Don Cook, Greg Headley, Joe Beck, Bob Bailey, Ron Tuttle. BACK ROW: Coach Cherry, Assistant Coach Kaitenbach, Stan Hostetler, Kent Yontz, Brent McCormack, Bruce Hart, Mark Leavell, Kirk Sav- age, Mick DeVeau. M ! t JM V t I CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Dave Bruggeman, Phil Cleland, Mick DeVeau, Mike Kline, Tim Haven, Bob Larson. BACK ROW: Coach H ootman, Steve Kees, Brent McCormack, Kevin Metz, Gary Martin, John Boon, Mark Leavell. 83 Zrack Zeam Showed Outstanding Ability TRACK TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Mike Hegarty, Larry Keeley, Dave Miller, Rich Lyons, Carl Collins, Stan Hos- tetler, Danny Hegarty, Rick Craig, Charlie Collins. SECOND ROW: Joe Mock, Bill Keeley, Jim Taylor, Gary Stevens, Ray Martinies, Brian Quick, Tim Haven, Roger Ferguson, Mike Kline, Butch Monroe. THIRD ROW: Coach Bellisari, Alan Shough, Mike Adcock, Phil Cleland, Jim Mendenhall, Phil Repp, Rex Gloor, Steve Hicks, John Boon, Glenn Barkmen, Roger Amore. The Aces Track team, headed by Coach Al Bellisari, ended their season with the most out- standing record ever achieved at HHS. Throughout the spring they won first place trophies at the Napolean Gold Medal Relays, Defiance Alumni Relays, Antwerp Invitation- als, Green Meadows Conference, and the Class A Sectional meet at Ayersville, which was the highlight of the season. Those placing high enough at Ayersville traveled to Findlay the following week, where Hicksville showed up good against stiff com- petition. Many came close to qualifying for State, but Phil Repp was the only one who suc- ceeded. Eight records were broken in the 440 yard dash, mile run, 2 mile run, 120 low hurdles, 880 yard relay, mile relay, high jump, and pole vault. Senior Ray Schliesser demon- strates his ability at throwing the discus. 84 Phil Repp, left, was Hicksville ' s highest scoring individual for the 1971 season. He was awarded the MVP trophy at the Spring Sports Banguet, and received trophies for the most outstanding indi- vidual at some of the more important meets of the year. Phil went to State this year where he ran against the toughest competition in Ohio. He broke his own record with a time of 51.3 seconds to capture fourth place, which was indeed outstanding. There were no pictures available of the participants of three other new records. The mile record was set by Carl Collins. The 880 yard relay team consisted of Larry Keeiey, Roger Ferguson, Ted Col- lins and Rex Gloor. Butch Monroe, Dave Miller, Rex Gloor and Phil Repp broke the mile relay record. Senior Kecord Setters ., Rex Gloor sails over the high jump bar with plenty of room to spare. He set the new rec- ord at 5 ' 9 . Dave Miller, Rich Lyons, and Mike Adcock all broke the 120 low hurdles record, but the season ended with Dave setting the final time. 85 Freshman Charlie Collins prove d his pole-vaulting ability by clearing a high I I ' 9 to set a new record. Hicksville ' s Phil Cleland, a junior, ran a fast 2 miles to set the record at 10 minutes and 43 seconds. Senior Ace, Ted Collins demonstrates his ability in the running long jump. He also holds the 220 yard dash record. New Records for 1971 440 Phil Repp 51:3 Mile Carl Collins 4:40 880 Relay Larry Keeley Roger Ferguson Ted Collins Rex Gloor 1:35:5 2 Mile Phil Cleland 10:43 Mile Relay Butch Monroe Dave Miller Rex Gloor Phil Repp 3:40:9 1 20 Lows Dave Miller 14:1 High Jump Rex Gloor 5 ' 9 Pole Vault Chuck Collins II ' 9 86 baseball ZeatM Captured Sectional Zitle BASEBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Howard Moore, Jeff Thiel, Bob Conley. Steve Kees, Ron Gump. Hal Osmun, Mike Hinsch, Craig Cherry, Bruce Guilford. TOP ROW: Coach Durham, Keith Miller, Lenny Guilford, Bob Myers, Keith McDonald, Kevin Metz, Mike Hegarty, Barry Conley, Larry Keeley, Denver Ridgeway, and manager, Rick Poper. Despite a year-end tally of seven wins and eleven losses, Hicksville ' s Varsity Baseball team won the Class A Sectional Champion- ship this year under the leadership of Coach Walter Durham. Senior members were pitcher Keith Miller, Bob Myers, pitcher, Lenny Guilford, 1st base, and Dave Rowan, short-stop. Their experience seemed to give the team a bit of confidence and spirit. Steve Kees, Barry Conley, and Bob Myers were the three members of the team who bat- ted over .300. Senior Bob Myers anticipates a bunt. 87 Getting a hit, Bruce Guilford streaks for first base. Ron Gump slides into home as Bob Conley tags him out. Keith Miller is preparing to deliver his pitch from the mound. Varsity Baseball Log Hicksville 2 Oakwood 8 | Hicksville 1 Dekalb 23 Hicksville 2 Edon 8 Hicksville 5 Eastside 12 Hicksville 7 Stryker 8 Hicksville 8 Tinora 1 Hicksville 4 North Cent ral Hicksville 3 Hilltop 8 Hicksville 2 Holgate 3 Hicksville 4 Fayette 7 Hicksville 7 Eastside 8 Hicksville 9 Ayersville 8 Hicksville 10 Paulding 4 Hicksville 15 Ayersville 4 Hicksville 8 Ayersville 7 Hicksville 4 Dekalb 20 Hicksville 8 Blue Creek 4 Hicksville 1 Pettisville 14 Hicksville 4 Fairview 16 Hicksville 6 Edgerton 8 Record . . . 7- 1 1 88 p. High Athletes Had a Tine Season JR. HIGH BASEBALL: BOTTOM ROW: Dan Turnbull, George Taylor, Jim Hicks, Randy Stuckey, Tim Brown, Dave Barnes, Scott Headley, Ken Kimple, Greg Slattery, Dennis Fellers. SECOND ROW: Rick Mettert, Lindsey Kees, Jack Burley, Steve Conley, Mike Bailey, John Battershell, Bret Guilford, Tom Ridgeway, Terry Tremain. THIRD ROW: Coach Dewese, Clyde Blankenbeckler, Dick Altman, Dave Gambrel, Ron Cottrell, Dave Leonard, Paul Greutman, Dave Myers, Jim Quaintance, Brent Savage. JR. HIGH TRACK: BOTTOM ROW: Rick Smith, Gary Applegate, Kevin Countryman, Rex Pontius, Dave Cle- land, Chris Bailey, Randy White, Jay Carr, Byron Panasuk, Jeff Pepple. SECOND ROW: John Bailey, Earl Van Scoder, Jim Fellers, Steve DeVeau, Vic Wonderly, Kevin Kreg, Mark Flanary, Steve Snyder, Eric Green, Curtis Panasuk, Rick Thiel, Steve Conley. THIRD ROW: Dave Leavell, Steve Dowell, Dave Brown, Mickey Pocratsky, Tom Silvers, Jerry Wonderly, Danny Turnbull, Dave Gambrel, Dave Cottrel, Rick Kimple, Coach Jerry Balser. 89 Diplomas Express A 13 right future 2or Seniors JWagician MIKE ADCOCK Choir I ; Band 1,2,3; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3; SPOONDRIFT 3; Class Play 3, 4: Music Honors 3; Latin Club I; Swing Choir 2; Operetta 2; Drum Major 2, 3, 4; Coronation 4. JANET ANDERSON Librarian 2; HIXONIAN 4; GA.A. 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4; Office Work 4; Coro- nation 4, JEFF ANDREWS Band I, 2, 3, 4; SPOONDRIFT 3: Class Play 4; Scholarship Team 3; Music Hon- ors 2; Spanish Club 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4; Coronation Court 4. CECILE BAILEY Student Council Vocational School 3; Choir l;S.A.A. I, 2; F.T.A. I; F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; F.B.LA. 2; Office Work 2, 3; Rainbow Girls I, 2, 3, 4; Interim Student Council F.C.J.V.H.S.; Coronation 4. Magician, Reeter Hutch- inson, helped cast a spell for an evening of magic memories for Lora Stuck- man and Phil Repp. 9.2 Creates Magic Memories DAVID BAUER Class Play 3, 4; Spanish Club I, 2; Coro- nation 4. RUTH BLANKENBECKLER Choir 4; Dramatics 4; National Honor Society 4; Coronation 4. MIKE BLASING Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3: Var- sity Club 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3; Golf I, 2, 3; Spanish Club I ; College Club 3; Cor- onation Court 4. BOB BRICKEL Industrial Arts Club I , 3; Coronation 4. 2, 3, 4; Art Club BARB BRUGGEMAN Choir I: SPOONDRIFT 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; F.T.A. 2, 3. 4; Girls ' State Alternate 3; Office Work 4; Schol- arship Team 1,2; Music Honors I ; 4-H I , 2, 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2, 3; College Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Junior Leadership 3, 4; Yell Club I, 2, 3, 4; D.A.R. Award 4; Coronation Court 4. JAN CARR Student Council 2, 4; Band I, 2, 3. 4; SPOONDRIFT 3; HIXONIAN Editor 4; Class Play 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; F.T.A. 3; Girls ' State 3; Music Honors 2, 3; Latin Club I. 2, 3; College Club 3, 4; Musical 2, 3; Swing, Choir I. 2; Drama Club 3; Yell Club I, 2; Pep Band 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Waitress 2: Coro- nation Court 4. 93 Seniors Sleet Most Vocational DIANE COLE Student Council 2; Choir I, 2; Swing Choir I, 2, 3; Drama Club 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Scholar- ship Team I, 2, 3; Music Honors I. 2, 3; Latin Club 1 , 2; College Club 3, 4; Musi- cal 2, 3; Class Play 4: Yell Club 2, 3; Cor- onation Court 4. TED COLLINS Choir 2: Football I, 4; Truck I. 2, 3, 4; Vocational Class Officer 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Cross Country 2; Coronation 4. PAT COPLIN Student Council 3; Choir I, 2; SPOON- DRIFT 3; HIXONIAN 4; Drama Club 3; Jr. Class Play; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4; Music Honors I, 2; Latin Club I, 2, 3; College Club 3, 4; Yell Club I, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 2, 3; Operetta 2; Girls In- tramurals 4; Coronation 4, BRENDA DOWELL Student Council I ; Choir I ; Band 1,2,3, 4; SPOONDRIFT 3; Class Play 4; G.A.A. I ; National Honor Society 4; Coronation 4. CHERYL FELLERS Choir 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. I ; Rainbow 2, 3, 4; Coronation 4. 94 WANDA FIELDS 4-H I, 2. 3; Yell Club DAN FOSLE Baseball 3; Industrial Arts Club 3; Coro- nation 4. KAY FOWLER F.H.A. I. DEBBIE FRITZ Student Council 3; Choir I ; Band 1,2.3; HIXONIAN 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Of- ficer I, 2. 4; G.A.A. I; National Honor Society 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Scholarship Team I, 2; Latin Club I, 2, 3; College Club 3: Pep Band 1 , 2, 3; Jr. Sr. Waitress 2; Yell Club I, 2. 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Coronation 4. Here Vocational students Deb Grover, Shari Meek and Carla Wort are hard at work with experimenting and learning new skills. Most Vocational was added to our Coronation Court this year to honor all stu- dents attending this phase of High School Training. Kalico Cowhands The Kalico Cowhands gaze on in fascination as the Rodeo gets going. Pictured are: Dave Rowan, Rick Scranton, Lenny Guilford, Randy Hostetler, Larry Wonderly, Mike Biasing, Lonnie Watson, Dan Fogle, Rich Lyons, and Gary Kim- pel. PAM GIFFHORN Band I, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4;4-H I, 2, 3, 4; Schol- arship Team I, 2, 3; Latin Club I, 2: Coronation Court 4. REX SLOOR Football I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club I, 2; HIXONIAN 4; Coro- nation Court 4, TERRY SLOOR Football I, 2; Class Play 4; Varsity Club 3; Baseball I, 2, 3; Latin Club I, 2; Coro- nation 4. LAURA GREEN Student Council I; Band I, 2, 3, 4; SPOONDRIFT 3; Class Play 3. 4; HIX- ONIAN 4; G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Scholarship Team I; Music Honors 2, 4; Latin Club I, 2, 3; College Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Bowl- ing League 2, 3, 4; Yell Club I, 2, 3, 4; SCOPE conference 4; Pep Band 3; Coro- nation 4. 96 Enjoy Kodeo DEB GROVER Student Council Vocational School 3, 4 Choir I, 2; Vocational School Paper 3 G.A.A. I, 2; F.T.A. 4; Office Work 2 Spanish Club I; Four County J.V.S. Cosmetology Club 3, 4; Candidate for Governor ' s Award 3; Yell Club 1,2; Cor- onation 4. m PAM GRUNDISH Class Play 4; F.H.A. I; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Yell Club 1.2, 3. 4; Cor- onation 4. LENNY GUILFORD Football I. 2; Basketball I, 2. 3; Varsity Club 3; Baseball I. 2, 3; Latin Club I. 2; Coronation Court 4. RON GUMP Football I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4; Col- lege Club 2. 4: Coronation 4. DEB HANDY Choir I: Class Play 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; F.B.L.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Office Work 4; Span- ish Club I. 2; Yell Club I, 2. 3. 4; Coro- nation 4. BOB HARRIS Coronation 4. 97 CAROL HARTER Choir I; Band I, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. I; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Scholarship Team I, 2; Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Coronation 4. CHERYL HARTER Dramatics 3. 4; Library Club 3; F.H.A. I , 2, 3; Coronation 4. Quilting Wee Mds MIKE HAVEN Student Council I, 2; Band I, 2, 4; HIX- ONIAN 4; Class Play 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Schol- arship Team 2, 3; Spanish Club I, 2, 3; Latin Club 3. 4; College Club 2, 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3; Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4; Scope Industrial Conference 4; Boys ' State Al- ternate 4; Coronation 4. ROSEMARY HEGARTY Dramatics I, 2, 3; F.H.A. I; 4-H 2, 3; College Club 3; Drama Club 4; Under- ground 4; Coronation 4. 98 RANDY HOSTETLER Football I. 2, 4; Basketball I, 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Baseball I, 2; Golf 3, 4; Boys ' State 4; Latin Club 1,2; College Club 3. 4; Intermurals I. 2, 3, 4; Interact Club 2. 3, 4; Coronation 4. ERNIE HURNI Basketball I, 2, 3. 4; Latin Club I; Coronation 4. Hometown Kalico gossip couldn ' t be forgotten as Shari Meek, Ann Tustison, Pam Grundish, Bonnie Reynolds and Mary McMillen discuss town happenings and problems at their weekly quilting bee. Homespun Humor MINDA JONES Choir I, 2; Band I, 2, 3; Operetta 3 G.A.A. I. 2; Girls ' State Alternate 3 Music Honors I. 2. 3; Yell Club (.2.3 Y-Teens I. 2; HIXONIAN editor 4 Scholarship Team 3. JOAN KADUK Choir I, 2; Band I; SPOONDRIFT 3; HIXONIAN 4; Drama Club 3: Class Play 4; Class Officer 3; S.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Music Honors I, 2; Latin Club I, 2, 3; College Club 3. 4; Yell Club 1,2,3,4: Swing Choir 3: Oper- etta 2; Coronation 4. GARY KIMPEL Football 2; Track 2: Art Club 3; Indus- trial Arts Club I, 2, 3; Coronation 4. Not Pictured: BILL KEELEY Track I: Football 2: Industrial Arts Club 2: Coronation 4. 99 RICHARD LYONS Student Council 4; Football I. 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Spanish Club I ; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,4; Cor- onation 4. cindy Mcdonald Choir 2; Band 2, 3. 4; HIXONIAN Editor 4; G.A.A. 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Scholarship Team 3; Latin Club I ; Ma- jorette 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 2, 3; Yell Club I, 2; Pep Band 3; Music Honors 3; Coronation Court 4. MARY McMILLEN Choir 1 , 2; Band 1,2: G.A.A. I ; F.B.L.A. 1 , 2; Spanish Club I ; Swing Choir 2; Mu- sical 2; Coronation 4. SHARI MEEK Band I, 3; G.A.A. I, 2; F.H.A. Rainbow 3, 4; Coronation 4. I, 2, 3,4; MARLENE MEEK Class Play 3; Class Officer 4; HIX- ONIAN 4; G.A.A. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4; Office Work 4; Coronation 4. JIM MENDENHALL Choir 1,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Offi- cer I, 3; Coronation 4. 100 Class umbers 82 STEVE METZ Student Council I; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2. 3, 4; Latin Club I, 2; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Coronation 4. DAVE MILLER Band I, 2, 3; Football I. 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2, 3; Track I, 2, 3, 4; HIXONIAN 4; Class Play 3; Class Officer I, 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4 Scholarship Team I. 2; Latin Club I, 2 College Club 2, 3, 4; Interact I, 2, 3 Coronation Court 4. KEITH MILLER Basketball I; Baseball 2, 3, 4: College Club 3: Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Interact Club 3; Coronation 4. RICK MILLER Student Council I, 2: Band I; Football I. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1.2,3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, 3 Boys ' State Alternate 3; Latin Club I. 2 College Club 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 4 Jr. Sr. Waiter 2; Coronation Court 4. JILL MILLER Choir I; SPOONDRIFT 3; G.A.A. I, 2, 3. 4; F.B.L.A. 2, 3: Cheerleader I, 3. 4: Office Work 3; College Club 3, 4: State Reporter for F.B.L.A. 3: Coronation 4. 101 Seniors Chose Qreen and Qold ROBERT MYERS Football 1.2,3, 4; Basketball 1 , 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Boys ' State 4; Span- ish Club 1 , 2; Intramurals 1,2,3, 4; Mer- its Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4; Coronation Court 4. STEVE MYERS Coronation 4. DOUG PHILLIPS Industrial Arts Club 4; Coronation 4. MIKE PHILLIPS Baseball 2, 3; Industrial Arts Club 2, 4; Coronation 4. LIANNAOUICK Choir I, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; G.A.A. I, 2;SpanishClub l,2;DramaClub4; Cor- onation 4. PAT REAM Choir I; Dramatics 3; Office Work 2; Latin Club I; Rainbow 2, 3. 4; Corona- tion 4. 102 JEFF REPP Industrial Arts Club I, 2; Corona- tion 4. Senior Class Officers help- ing to decide on gradua- tion robes are Dave Rowan, President; Rick Miller, Vice- President; Deb Fritz, Trea- surer; and Marlene Meek, Secretary. PHIL REPP Football 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club I; Varsity Club 4; Interact 2. 3; Coronation Court 4. BONNIE REYNOLDS F.H.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 4: SPOONDRIFT 3; Scholarship Team 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Vo- lunteens 3, 4; Coronation 4. DAV E ROWAN Student Council 3; Football I; Choir I; Class Play 3; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4: Boys ' State 3; Schol- arship Team 1,2,3, 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; College Club 3, 4; Interact Club 3, 4; In- termurals 2, 3, 4; Boy Scouts I, 2, 3 4: Coronation Court 4. RICK SABO Student Council 3; Football I ; Basketball I, 2; Track I, 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3; Industrial Arts I, 2, 3; Interact 3; Coronation 4. 103 RAYMOND SCHLIESSER Football I, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Industrial Arts 1,2,3, 4; Eagle Scout 4; Coronation Court 4. TERRY SCHOOLEY Football I, 4; Track I, 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club I, 2, 3; Art Club 3; Library 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Coronation 4, RICHARD SCRANTON Band I, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Pep Band 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Waiter 2; Coronation 4. V PAM SHULL F.HA. I, 2, 3; Office Work 3. DOLLY SMITH National Honor Society 4; F.T.A. 4: F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Office Work 4; Spanish Club I, 2; College Club 3; Coronation 4. LORA STUCKMAN Band I, 2; SPOONDRIFT 3; Class Play 3, 4: HIXONIAN 4; G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: F.T.A. 3; Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4; Girls ' State 3; Scholarship Team 2, 3; Latin Club 1 , 2, 3; College Club 3, 4; Yell Club I, 2, 3, 4; Coronation Court 4. 104 Seniors Increased School Musicianship DEBTHIEL Choir I; Band I. 2, 3, 4; SPOONDRIFT 3; HIXONIAN 4; Drama Club 2. 3, 4; Class Play 3; Class Officer I, 2; G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2. 3; Cheerleader I; Music Honors 2, 4; Intermurals 4; Schol- arship Team 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Latin Club I ; College Club 3; Volunteens 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Pep Band I, 2, 3; Jr. Sr. Waitress 2: Yell Club 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4: Bowling League 1,2,3. 4; Fireman ' s Queen 4; Coronation 4. JAN THIEL Choir I; G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Yell Club I, 2, 3. 4; Coro- nation Court 4. CHERYL TIMBROOK F.B.L.A. 4; Coronation 4. KATHY TUCKER F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; 4-H I, 2; Rainbow 2, 3, 4; Corona- tion 4. Not Pictured: ROY TUCKER Coronation 4. ANN TUSTISON Band I, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. 4; National Honor Socie- ty 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Of- fice Work 4; Latin Club I; Coronation 4. The Senior Jugband displayed talents and new cloth- ing attires to entertain fellow students throughout the year. Members were Terry Gloor, Lenny Guil- ford, Randy Hostetler, Ed Herbst, Mike Adcock. 105 DENNIS WANN Industrial Arts Club I, 2; Coronation 4. LONNIE WATSON Football I. 2; Baseball I; Industrial Arts Club 4; Coronation 4. Not Pictured: TOM WOLFORD Industrial Arts Club 4; Coronation 4. JANE WONDERLY Student Council 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band I, 2; Drama Club 3; Yell Club I, 2, 3, 4; HIXONIAN 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2, 3; Latin Club I, 2, 3; College Club 3; Volunteens 3; Jr. Sr. Waitress 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Coronation Court 4. LARRY WONDERLY Football I, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; Industrial Arts Club I; Corona- tion 4. 106 BEV WORDEN Choir I; G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3; Spanish Club I, 2, 3; College Club 3; Rainbow Girls I, 2, 3, 4; Underground I, 2. 3, 4; Coronation Court 4. CARLA WORT G.A.A. I, 2; F.H.A. I, 2, 3,4; Yell Club I, 2; Vocational Industrial Arts Club of America 4; Coronation Court 4. GARY ZIMMERMAN Track I; Industrial Arts Club Art Club 3; Coronation 4. I, 2, 3, 4; ' Dave and Marb Head Class of 1971 Apathy In America was the topic of Val- edictorian David Rowan ' s speech Apathy In A Time Of Change. Dave has maintained a straight A average through all his high school years. Dave was Senior Class President and Presi- dent of the National Honor Society for the year. He was a member of the Scholarship Team, Boy Scouts, and Baseball all four years of high school. Dave received the Rotary Scholarship on Senior Awards day and was chosen Most Studious for the 1 97 1 Corona- tion Court. Dave plans to attend Toledo University and maior in law. Salutatorian Barbara Bruggeman spoke on The New Responsibility of American Youth in her Salutatory address at the Ninetieth An- nual Commencement exercises on May 23, I97I. Barb received the Daughters of American Revolution Award and was co-editor of the SPOONDRIFT her Junior year, a member of National Honor Society her Junior and Senior years, and on the Scholarship team her Fresh- man and Sophomore years. She was also cho- sen as Most Studious for the I 97 I Coronation Court. She has received a 3.976 throughout four years of high school and plans to attend Adri- an College. 107 Wy 1970 1971 CORONATION COURT Cora and Kick Keign for 1971 QUEEN LORA STUCKMAN KING RICK MILLER CROWN MISTRESS JAN CARR CROWN MASTER LENNY GUILFORD 108 MOST LIKELY TO MOST STUDIOUS MOST MUSICAL SUCCEED BARB BRUGGEMAN DIANE COLE PAM GIFFHORN DAVE ROWAN JEFF ANDREWS BOB MYERS CROWN BEARERS MARCI PAYTON MARK LYONS WITTIEST BEST ATTITUDE JAN THIEL cindy Mcdonald MIKE BLASING DAVE MILLER 109 BEST PERSONALITY JANE WONDERLY PHIL REPP MOST VOCATIONAL CARLA WORT RAY SCHLIESSER MOST ATHLETIC BEV WORDEN REX GLOOR Seniors Keenact Scenes ?wm Zke Old West The Kallico Clock was the theme of the 1971 Coronation. It was a site of a typical western town with shoot-out, saloon girls, schoolhouse, quilting bee and medicine man. The main event for the evening festivities was the crowning of the royal couple, Queen, Lora Stuckman and King, Rick Miller, and the presentation of the court by Crown Mistress, Jan Carr and Crown Master, Lenny Guilford. The formal dance featured the Odyssey and refreshments were served in the cafeteria by Senior Mothers. Medicine man, Terry Gloor, tries to convince the townsfolk to buy his new snake medicine. no Five of the Can-can-ettes, Deb Fritz, Deb Thiel, Lora Stuckman, Jo Kaduk, and Laura Green, entertained the patrons of the Kalico saloon. The town drunk, Randy Hos- tetler, seems to be enjoying the dancers. Larry Wonderly demonstrates his skill at batting a ball to his fellow class- mates Carol Harter and Mike Haven. Square dancers Ernie Hurni, Deb Grover, Phil Repp, Cecil Bailey, Rich Lyons, Jane Wonderly, Dave Bauer, and Jan Carr highlight the evening ' s campfire festivities. Ill May 2 3rd Marks the w The Ninetieth Annual Graduation exercises were held on May 23, with Baccalaureate and Commencement on the same day. Baccalaureate service began at 1:30 p.m. ..th the Senior processional followed by the invocation and the Collect led by Reverend David Eicher. Music was provided by a Senior sextet. The sermon First Things was deliv- ered by Reverend James Wolford. The 3:00 Commencement began with the Senior processional followed by the invocation given by Reverend Eugene McCormack. The program contained the valedictorian and salu- tatorian speeches, introduction of the speaker by Mr. Latta, the class address, and presenta- tion of diplomas. Guest speaker Senator Oliv- er Ocasek from the Ohio Senate presented the Class address entitled Freedom Is Not Free. The presentation of diplomas by Mr. Paul King preceded the recessional of the graduates. Senator Ocasek, the Commencement Speaker, stressed the importance of the diplomas to the grad- uating class. 112 beginning for 79 Seniors Superintendent Lester Latta extends his congratulations to the Class of 1971. Step I. Pinning on the roses. Steps to Mecoming Munwi - 4 M rSf ' ' ' : ' ' -t Step 2. Last minute instructions from Mr. Ringer. Step 3. Moving toward the gymnasium. 113 Step 4. Marching in to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance. Step 5. Completion of Processional and waiting for the signal to be seat- ed. Step 6. Listening intently to the speak- er. 114 Step 7. Receiving their Diplomas. Step 8. Changing over of the tassels. Step 9. Marching out Alumni 115 Mary Adams Doug Akerman Karen Anderson Carol Andrews Bob Bailey Deidre Bailey Ron Beverely Jan Briggs Deb Brown Susan Bruggeman Brenda Burns Leo Camp The H.H.S. Juniors were led in their many class activities by President Joe Beck; Secre- tary-Treasurer Diane Husted; Vice-President Suzanne Meyer. Pat Carwile Chris Cherry Mike Chris tman Julie Cleland Phil Cleland Brenda Coblentz Barry Conley Don Cook Mickey DeVeau Dave Dietz Mary Evans Judy Fogle Gary Francies Carla Green 116 {Juniors Anticipate Tmal MMS year Bruce Guilford Eileen Hampson Bruce Hart Mitzi Harter Sue Hayes Greg Headley Mike Hegarty Not Pictured: Pam Bell Jim Gibson Robbie Jones Gary Martin Dave McCann Beverly Miller Jesse Miller Kim Scott Debbie Smalley Ron Waltenberger Bert Helsel Janet Hewitt Cecil Hook Paula Hook Bruce Husted Diane Husted Otto Kaeppel Paul Karris Larry Keeley Steve Kees Mike Kline Mark Kondas Denver Ridgeway Jeanette Sabo Judy Schlosser Allen Schooley Deanna Slattery Sherry Smith Ann Terry Sue Thompson Juleene Tietz Jane Timbrook Ron Timbrook Ron Tuttle Mary Vetter Paulette Wahl Charles Wann Paula Whonsetler Donald Wonderly Bob Yoder Jim Yoder Robert Maloney Suzanne Meyer James Mullens Susan Neidhardt Patty Obendorf Rexann Overmye Pam Payton Janet Pepple Rick Poper Julie Rhodes 1 17 ■ ■ , ...- | V. fe v IB , i v Becky Addis Roger Amore Jill Bailey Glenn Barkman Jim Battershell Don Baumgardner Dick Beltz Deb Bergman Paula Bice John Boon Bob Boydston Lucinda Bungard Dave Burkhart Mike Coplin Buff Cook Don Corbi+t Steve Corbitt Dave Cottrell Phil Cress Sheila Culler Kim Dietz Sophomores Show Patriotism ? Fsi Cindy Etchy Mary Evans Jane Ewing Roger Ferguson Sharon Finzer Pam Gambrel Mitzi Gloor Dennis Gump Tom Hasse Diane Hauter Tim Haven Suzanne Helsel Steve Hicks Bill Hinsch Marcia Hook LuAnn Keeley Marsha Kimmel Tammy King Janet Kirby Greg Langham David Larry Robert Larson Mark Leavell Patti Lucas Raymond Martenies Brent McCormack David McClellan Shirley Mendenhall Marilyn Miller Mike Miller Fay Mock George Monroe Bill Myers Delta Pask Brenda Phillips 118 Brian Quick Gary Rohrs Stan Rowan Kirk Savage Marian Schliesser Karen Scott Karen Scranton Allen Shough Deb Slattery Brad Smith John Smith Deb Snyder Terri Smith Eileen Steury Gary Stevens Sally Stickney David Stultz Roland Stultz Rick Sweet Don Terry Joe Timbrook Virginia Timbrook Jeff Thiel Jim Thiel Gail Tonneas Roxanne Turnbull Rhonda White Cathy Wonderly Pictured are Pam Gambrel, Mike Coplin, and Sharon Finzer, who express their sup- port of community patriotism. Not Pictured Brad Karris Cathy Myers Kent Yontz Sandra Webe 119 fjmiors and Sophomores Sxpress 120 Participation at MHS 121 Cynthia Addis Dennie Baker Cheryl Ballinger Dave Battershell Mary Barnhart Dave Bruggeman Jill Burley Terry Calhoun Dorothy Camp Gordon Carpenter Craig Cherry Laura Cleland Carl Collins Charles Collins Robert Conley Rick Craig Joyce Crowl Linda Davis Sumner Dorsey John Evans Elvin Fitzsimmons Karen Fogle Deb Fowler Randy Garman Christ Gaston Cheryl Giffhorn Denny Gipple Tim Greutman Carol Guerriero John Hart Leon Hart Linda Hayes Dan Hegarty Kathy Hesselschwardt Mike Hinsch Pictured are: Stan Hostetler, Craig Cherry, and Alan Pearson illustrating their climbing ability. Not Pictured: Michael Fields Brendon Flanary Paul Van Maldeghem ?rosh Climb Upward Stan Hostetler Marcia Hurni Carmen Husted Sue Ish Reggie Jones Larry Kenner Joan Kline Chris Koch Sue Maloney Cathy McCaw Keith McDonald Carol Merritt Kevin Metz Allan Meyer Jo Miller Sue Milner Joe Mock Howard Moore LeaAnn Mullens Mike Myers Lily Neace Ellen Obendorf Hal Osmun Alan Pearson Mary Jo Peter Dean Phillips Ronnie Phillips Valerie Pocratsky Dan Powell Joni Rhodes Randy Richie Kevin Richmond Allan Ridgway Teresa Ridgway Loretta Scrantor- Steve Scranton Ricki Slattery Helen Starbuck Nancy Stevens Pam Stultz Nancy Sweet Jim Taylor % P .£ f P Terry Terr Donna Tucker Robin Tuttle Lillian VanScode Terry Timbrook Sally Wahl Laren Wittig Linda Wittig Larry Yod 123 freshmen Sxpress Tirst High School Activities 124 Underclassmen 125 Richard Al+man John Bailey June Baker Sue Barkman Delores Bassett Luella Bell Ramona Beltz Dave Beverly Dave Brown Judi Bruggeman Delores Camp Roxanne Congleton Cheryl Conley David Cottrell Stephen DeVeau Dawn Dietz Steve Dowell Tim Edwards Jim Fellers Mark Flanary David Gambrel Mike Gephart Joyce Gerig Steven Gibson Laura Graber Paul Greutman Diane Guilford Janice Gump Shirley Haase Pat Handy Linda Haney Scot Headley Connie Hewitt Bill Hochstetler Rob Holt Rebecca Hook Heidi Husted Lindsey Kees Debbie Keller Rick Kimmel Rick Kimple Anne Kirby Not pictured: Michelle Adamczuk Clyde Blankenbeckler Steven Garman Robin Martenies Kathern Tracey Eighth graders prepare for High School — pictured are Jim Quaintance, David Gam- brel, Dawn Dietz, Dave Brown, Heidi Husted, Marquita Poper 126 Cerise Kondas Kevin Kreg Janet Laux David Leavell Dorothy Leslie Barbara Linder Lori Lucas Wanda McStoots Rick Mettert Laura Meyer Kent Miller Penny Miller Tim Miller Mary Mullett David Myers Zoeanne Onstott tis Panasak renda Parker Wendy Pearson Kevin Phillips ckey Pocratsky Marquita Poper Jim Quaintance Brenda Ridgway Tom Ridgway Ed Rohlof a l Vallarree Rowe V fs Prepare for High School sy ' avage hooley cott Ivers Slattery weeney Jannean Taylor Rick Thiel Tim Thompson iKathy Thornburg Eileen Tietz Janet Timbrook Carol Tonneas Cathy Walters Cindy Wann Gary Weeks Susan Whonsetler Jerry Wonderly Twyla Wonderly Vic Wonderly Nancy Wright Jim Yoder Greg Zimmerman George Taylor 127 Seventh graders Choose Classes Linda Anderson Gary Applega+e Chris Bailey Mike Bailey Tim Baker Monty Ballinger David Barnes John Bat+ershell Sheila Baumgardner Roxann Bell Anthony Bennett Tim Brown Jack Burley Karen Burns Jay Carr Randy Carwile David Cleland Cindy Cline Tim Coffelt Steve Conley Ron Cottrell Susan Cottrell Kevin Countryman Kim Countryman Kacee Craig Mary Cromwell Mike Davis Brenda DeMuth Lisa Dowell Denise Fellers Dennis Fellers Eric Green Bret Guilford Russell Hampson Brenda Handy Gary Hauter Mary Hayes Kirk Heffelfinger James Hicks Bryant Hinsch Vicki Hummel Dean Husted Patty Kaduk Kenny Kimple Duane Klepper Jim Kline Judy Kline Wendy Langham David Leonard Becky Linder Becky Ludderman Carla Mansfield Robert Martenies George Martinez John Marts Wayne McCain Dean McCann Billy McKinley David McStoots Fred Meyer Jean Meyer Linda Miller Mary Miller Tammy Moreira 128 Yvonne Morgan Joe Morhart And y Mullett Lisa Nelson Toni Owens Byron Panasuk Chris Payton Jeff Pepple Joyce Pepple Donna Pierce Mark Pocratsky Rex Pontius Betsy Reed Larry Ridgway Roxann Rohrs Sandy Schlosser Michael Scranton Tim Shu Greg Slattery Doug Sleesman Gladys Smith Martha Smith Ricky Smith Sharon Snyder Steve Snyder Brenda Speiser Valinda Street Randy Stuckey Darlene Thiel Kathy Thiel Paula Thiel Timothy Thiel Carol Thompson Steve Timbrook Lori Tomlinson Robin Tomlinson Terry Tremains Danny Turnbu Warren Van Horn Earl Van Scoder Jim Volkert Greg Waltenberger Randy White Lynette Wittig Loretta Wonderly Anne Wyatt John Yochum June Yoder m m p 7i Not Pictured: John Brown Vera Miller 129 Robin Adcock Robert Akerman Vickie Amore Janet Anderson Vera Barkman Betty Baumgardner Duane Beverly Kenny Boyce Jim Brown Kenton Brown Sarah Brown Dennis Camp Evan Coblentz Cindy Coffelt Danny Combs Carolyn Corbitt Keith Countryman Chris Cromwell David Crowl Dennis Dewese Pamela Driver Jeff Durre Donna Eicher Mark Evans Tony Flanary Rhonda Fritz Jim Gambrel David Gobrogge Betsy Greutman Cheryl Hanna David Harris Dennis Harris foreign Countries Studied by Sixth Qraders Randy Headley Craig Hesselschwardt John Hicks Paula Hill Debbie Holly Bridget Kemerer Jeff Killian Jeff Kline Lori Kreg Barbara Leslie Brian Lucas Guy Mackling Tony Marts Janelle McKinley Patty Merritt Howard Middaugh Paul Miller Cora Mock Steve Monroe Rick Moore Julia Morrison David Myers Mike Nichols Dianne Onstott Michelle Panasuk Mitchell Panasuk Kirk Parker Kenneth Pask David Pease Scott Peters Jean Powell Jed Pryor 130 Students talking over facts and customs of Japan are: Kirk Parker, Tracey Tre- mains, Mary Van Scoder and Joe Starbuck. Not Pictured: Debra Conley Donald Tracey Robert Wyatt Rosetta Miller Penny Neace Mark Yoder Mr. Amore Mrs. Hook Mrs. May Mrs. Bradford Special Education Mrs. Herroon Speech Therapy Mike Quaintance Lori Quick Cindy Repp Chuck Rhodes Lori Rhodes Clinton Richie Karen Ridgway Kathy Rohlof Alan Scott Leslie Seitz Gary Slattery Joni Slattery Diana Sleesman Lana Smith Rex Smith Steve Snyder Joe Starbuck Chris Stickney Sallie Street Peggy Stultz Joel Taylor Tami Terrill Virgil Terrill Patrick Thiel Duane Thompson Robert Thornburg Cynthia Timbrook Debra Timbrook Tim Timbrook Judy Tomlinson Steve Tonneas Tracy Tremains Mary Van Scoder Chris Walters James Whitaker Mike Wright Ricky Wright Robert Wyatt Jim Yochum Gregory Addis Craig Amaden Nancy Applegate Edith Baker Rita Barkman Thomas Battershell Randy Berry Robert Bowman William Brickel Diana Burns Paul Camp Tammy Caperton Clark Carwile Caril Cherry Valorie Clepper Duane Cline Patricia Cline Orville Combs Cathy Conley Karrie Countryman Debra Cress Dennis Durre Doyle Eicher Daniel Fowler Keith Francies Robert Gillespie Sarah Gipple Milton Gruber Bradley Guilford Michael Headley Timothy Hicks Daniel Hinsch Beth Hook Allen Hubbell James Husted Linda Jones Gale Keeley Gary Keeley Bradley Kemerer Learning while experimenting with Science are Joey Kimpel, Roy Smith, and Judi Pepple. Not Pictured: Vicky Tracey 132 Experimentation broadens Tiftk Qrade Minds Joey Kimpel Valerie Klepper Stephanie Leonard Brenda Leslie Robert Luderman Annette Mackling Randy Madden Laura Mansfield Manuel Martinez Ricky Martenies Danett McCann Shari McCaw Sherrie McClish Bradley Mettert Carolyn Meyer Douglas Miller Edward Miller Kelli Miller Marijo Miller Jerry Milner Mary Jane Milner David Moore Kevin Myers Alice Mullens Not Pictured: Mrs. Barbee Mrs. Van Ho Mrs. Schaefer renny Pontius Hoi y roper Paul Nelson Janice Onstott Paul Overmyer David Owens Judi Pepple Mel Peter Susan Pocratsky Roberta Ream Jill Rodocker Dianna Rohlof William Rohrs Dorinda Russell Mike Russell Kimberly Shatto Bradley Shull Kirk Sholl Roy Smith Jim Stultz Lorrie Terrill Shelley Terry Susan Tomlinson Christina Tremains Edward Turner Lana Tustison Rodney Vanderstelt Michael Walters Ricky Whitaker Ed Welly Mary Lou Whonsetler lb «£A 133 fourth graders Discover JVew Cands Karen Amaden James Anderson David Applegate William Bailey Dana Ballinger Dean Beamont Susan Beverly Kerry Bice Melvin Bice Harold Blankenbeckler Wendy Blosser Lynn Bowen Randy Bowman Randi Briggs Greg Brown Kim Brown Jeffery Burley Darlene Cline Kenny Cline Patty Coffelt Tim Congleton Bently Conner Lisa Cottrel Krista Countryman Paige Craig Steve Creech Denise Crowl Cynthia DeMuth Stan Durre Jeanne Evans Tim Evans Tracy Flannary David Gephart Susan Gibson Charles Giffhorn Tim Gloor Bruce Gobrogge Betty Graber Ellen Greear Shawn Grimm Brenda Gruber David Grubb Pamela Grubb Jan Harris Rex Hart Tony Hart Audine Hill Richard Hillman Gordon Hinsch Mike Hook Steve Hostetler Ronald Hummel Cynthia Jackson Shelia Karris Brian Kemerer 134 Penny Kirby Jill Kline Sheldon Levy Ronnie Linder Cindy Madden Junior Martinez Robin Mettert Robert Meyer Ian ' . ' ■ . Mrs. Conley Mrs. Snyder Mrs. Ramus Mrs. Zuber Terry Middaugh Kevin Miller Linda Miller Wilmer Miller Sherry North Jodee Peters Jamie Rhodes ft ■ iM - -7 |ts- ■1 - ■ . |VS o JP lr m% vii Beth Rohrs Neal Rohrs Tony Serbert Marty Shock Mitch Slattery David Smith Hicks rth Graders exploring the different countries are Dean Beumont, Lisa Cottrell, Karen Amaden, and Susan Beverly. Steve Smith Eric Stairhime Wilma Steury Pat Street Randolph Sweet Jody Taylor Steve Thiel Robin Thompson Wayne Thompson Julie Timbrook Tom Turnbull Mary Turner Jodine Welly Stephania Wheeler Lester Wickey Jeff Wonderly Chad Wyatt Francine Yochum Saundra Young Thelma Zartman Paula Zumbrum Teresa Zumbrum 135 Jeffrey Addis John Barkman Tracy Bauer Debra Beamont Earl Bell Pamela Bice Michele Biery Danny Blosser Angela Brown William Brown Brenda Burlingame Penny Caperton Rebecca Caryer Dawn Cole Scott Conley Jeffrey Conner Jennifer Conner Todd Cromwell Russell Cummins Lori Darohoff David Dewese Debbie Driver Anita Evans Melody Fowler Timmy Fowler Diane Fritz Geraldine Gaston Paula Gibson Tammy Gibson Cuyler Gillespie Neal Gobrogge Wanda Grimm Fletcher Grover Deborah Hanna Gregory Hart Ruth Hart Tamra Hart Kim Holley Brent Hook Lynette Howe Rebecca Hubbell Scott Hummel Tina Ish Paula Jones David Kallsen Brenda Kees Dawn Keller Dawn Kirby 136 Znird Qraders Extend Reading Skills Sherry Martin Deann McCaw Kirk McClish Scott McClish James Myers Dianne Michael Brad Middaugh John Miller Linda Miller Sam Moore Suzanne Morgan Wendy Moulder Theresa Sevrence Brent Sholl David Slattery Jeffrey Smith Terry Speiser Doug Stairhime Jim Stairhime Mary Sue Stevens Donna Sweeny Douglas Sweeny Lee Ann Terrill Mary Thornburg Mark Timbrook Bryan Tonneas Vicki Vanderstelt Dennis Vetter Thomas Welly DeVonn Werder Tamara West David Whitaker Laura Wickey Lori Wonderly Crystal Yockum Jeanette Yoder Andy Mu Kay Myers Brenda Nester Joseph Nieto Kathy Nieto Kurt Onstott Tina Pease Julie Peter Debra Phillips Sharis Poper Lisa Quaintance Connie Rodocker Roberta Russe Deanna Scott Not Pictured: Denise Christman Larry Conley Roxanne Dairs Michael Slattery Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Guilford Mrs. Volkert Mrs. Kern 137 Second @raders Trnd Happiness Marcy Adams Tony Akerman Sandra Allen David Anderson James Anderson  Lisa Andrews Carolyn Applegate Rebecca Bailey Crystal Barnhardt Ronnie Bauer Tracey Bennett Rusty Berry Marty Blosser Daniel Bond Bobby Boone Anna Bowen Danna Brown Harold Brown Joni Brown Laura Brown Debbie Carpenter Steven Caryer Holly Cline Richard Cline Scott Carig Yvette Cravens Steve David D. J. DeMuth Robert Dull Teddy Eicher Steven Evans Michael Fife Samuel Forster Bill Fowler Darryl Fowler Dean Fowler Sherri Grant Alice Sreutman Janet Handy Elizabeth Hart Joni Hillman Rodney Hissong Tina Hissong Brenda Kemerer Richard Kirby Michelle Knight Shawn Kondas Donna Laney Edward Leslie Helen Leslie Sheri Lucas Kevin McClish Natalie Mettert DeWayne Middaugh Ronnie Middaugh Cynthia Miller Louise Miller Steven Miller Linda Milner Ranie Moon Tod Mooney Kelly Myers Lisa Neidthardt Britt Parker 138 Brenda Pay+on Veronica Pease David Poland John Powell Robbie Quaintance Karen Quick Michelle Rager Jack Rodocker Ruben Salinas Mark Savage Lee Schaufelberger Norman Schlosser Todd Shock Mariann Slattery Marsha Slaughter Barry Sleesman Lori Snyder Sheryl Sprow Tami Stairhime Randy Stickly John Stevens Sally Stoller Darran Straley Sandra Stultz Not Pictured: Dale Gaskill Glen Miller Gina Slattery Brenda Tracey James Whitaker Ronnie Sweet Steve Thiel Mark Thiel Michael Timbrook Tommy Timbrook Mark Tremains Tony Vetter Tonie Welly Billy Wheeler Robyn White Roger White Janis Wittig Patrick Woodruff Jerry Yochum Renisa Yound Wanda Zartman Finding new friends in books and classmates are: Marty Blosser, Brenda Pay- ton, Lori Snyder, and Nor- man Schlosser. ' ' m is t - 1 AKING NEU FRIENDS I ° mu ™™ 139 Darin Emerson Mark Meyer Alisa Dewey Todd Congleton Mrs. Slattery Mrs. Harri: Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Payne Coleen Adams Dennis Addis Diane Amaden Rusty Amaden Zachary Art Barbara Babcock Kristin Bailey Sara Bailey Shirley Barnhart Mark Bassett Bobby Battershell Cathy Bauer Mark Biery Paul Bowman Lori Brown Mike Brown Nancy Brown Mike Burlingame Roberta Caperton Robin Caperton Lori Carpenter Eddie Caryer Denise Christman Peggy Christman Rita Clark Jamie Cliffton Andy Coffelt Debra Cole Todd Congleton Bonnie Corbitt Lisa Creech Charmagne Cummins Alisa Dewey Sherry Eicher Darin Emerson Alan Etchey Donna Evans Cindy Fife Tim Flanary Kathy Gaston Lori Gibson Marilyn Graber John Grimm Elizabeth Groh Jamie Hart Roseann Hauter Holly Headley Lisa Hesselschwart 140 Robin Higginbothan Brad Hitzeman Cindy Hook Denice Hootman Ted Hoste+ler Debbi Hurni Cheryl Jackson Monica Jones Kim Karris Christin Kirby Brad Kline Kenny Knapp Amy Kreg Mike Laney Dean Lothamer Sherry Loicks Beth McClish Mark Meyer Danny Michael Randy Miller Robbie Moon Kimberly Mooney Kathy Mumy Mark Meyers Edward Nie+o Scott Pepple Allen Poland Gale Polter Jeanne Rogers Glen Rohrs Ralain Jo Scott Brian Scranton Angle Seibert Sue Severence Kurt Shatto David Shortgen Todd Stairhime Paul Terry Janis Thompson Susie Thornburg J 09 Students Experience Tirst ?ull T ays of School Ruth Turner Jason Tuttle Mike Volkert Dawn Wahl Tracey Walte Joni Waters Kelly Watson Shelly Watson Lori West Ervin Wickey Renee Wonderly Dean Wort lly Yochum Not Pictured: Joyce Cline Raymond Easly David Tracey Terry Ward Karen Yockum Eddie Yoder Jeff Zimmerman Paul Zumbrum 141 Jeffery Adams Kelly Akey Eric Art James Babcock Kenneth Baker Andrew Bailey Tina Beagle Karen Beaver Lisa Bercaw Ronald Bergman Tim Betts Melody Bice Blain Brooks Fred Biasing Christine Blosser Diana Bond Darnell Brown Darren Brown Stacey Brown Wanda Butler Michele Carr David Carwile Julia Christman Wesley Cliffton Lori Cline Rhonda Cline Lori Coffelt Wayne Conkey Todd Cook Kelly Countryman Kolby Countryman Ronald Doroloff Lisa DeBuhr Mark Delbecq Nanette Dull Jeffery Etchey Lois Evans Burl Fellers Sherri Fowler Todd Fowler Edward Garman Miles Gibson Ralph Gipple Steven Grant Todd Green Peter Greer Danny Grubb Reed Gunderman Kerry Haberkorn Rod Hammond Lori Harbert Patti Hart Bobby Hathaway Mark Haver Jeff Heitzman Jeff Hook Missy Hootman Dianne Hughart Carol Jackson Diania Joseph Dawn Kale Billy Knapp Lori Lathamer Lisa Laub Daniel Lee Daniel Levy Maria Luderman Monica Mack Rosalind Martenies 142 Kindergarten Nellie Mendez Dennis Michael John Miller Larry Miller Leanna Moroan Kenneth Mumy Carla Myers Karen Myers Kimberly Myers Betty Pease Pamela Puckett Paulette Puckett Pamela Roehrs Kenneth Rodocker Rhonda Russell Dora Salinas Kelly Schlosser Herschel Sevrence Steven Shock Lori Sholl Scott Silvers Terrence Slattery Colleen Slaughter Dean Smalley Dale Smith David Snyder Todd Synder James Stark Brian Stairhime Michael Sudlow Linda Thornburg Jerry Timbrook Keith Timbrook Rodney Timbrook Brent Tomlinson Keith Tomlinson Donna VonScoder £tf Sharon Vetter Tricia Vincent Darlene Wagler Bobby Wheeler James Wheeler Debra Wyatt Kathryn Yockum Wayne Yochum Cynthia Yoder Dean Yoder Not Pictured: Douglas Davis Melissa Husted Mrs. Mildred Ringer Mrs. Dorothy Rowan 143 faculty Stresses Knowledge Zhrough Zeacking Mministration Shapes Zo morrow ' s Citizens The Administration Plays an im- portant role in our school but often does not receive proper recognition for its difficult job. They must en- force school policies, but also listen to complaints and problems. They correct, listen, criticize, praise, help 1w and share their knowledge and expe- rience with us. They promote stu- dents along the road of education to help them prepare for life. Superintendent Lester Latta points out coming events for the Seniors to Jan Cam. The School Board for this year consisted of Mrs. Angeline Camp, Mrs. Martha Green, Mr. Harold Wittig, Dr. Paul Kerr, Mr. Paul King, and Mr. Lloyd Turnbull. Mr. King served as President and Mr. Wittig as Vice Presi- dent. 146 Mr. Ringer, High School Principal explains school policies and the new dress codes to Cindy McDonald. Mrs. Lura Thiel, High School Secretary, keeps things running smoothly for a regular school day. Mrs. Connie Hostetler, Elementary Secretary, keeps attendance records, makes sure every- one gets lunch and keeps business order for ev- eryone at the Elementary School. Mr. Ray Hook, Elementary Principal, enjoys his job and his part in the molding of young lives during their ele- mentary years. 147 Mr. Albert Bellisari Boys ' Phys. Ed., Health Mrs. Jean Siler Girls ' Phys. Ed., Health Mr. Edwin Kaltenbach Gen. Science, Physics, gy, Chemistry Mr. Robert Martin CI. Records, Bookkeeping, Business English, Journalism Mrs. June Kipp Steno, Typing, General Busi ness, Office Practice Mr. Richard Faulkner Spanish, Typing 148 Mr. Alvin Meyer Math, Civics, Ohio History Mrs. Ka+hryn Wise Guidance Mr. William Me+z Elem. Phys. Ed., Geography faculty Provides guidance Mr. Robert Hootman History, World History, Ge- ography Miss Joanne Turner Home Economics, English Mr. George Cherry Psychology, Sociology, Dri er ' s Education, Geography m :-. 149 Mrs. Linda Hall English, Speech Miss Sandra Breidenbaugh English Mr. Walter Durham American History, Govern ment Mr. Donald Oberlin Industrial Arts  , ' f Mr. Louis Reich Art 150 Mr. Larry Dull Instrumental Music Mr. Keith Payne Vocal Music fl T ' . Mr. John Fast jebra, Geometry, Trigo- jmetry, Analytics Mrs. Margaret McAdams Latin, Journalism, English Mrs. Alice Longswor+h Library Mr. Keith Dewese General Math, 8th Grade Math Mr. Jerry Balser General Science, 8th Grade Science Mrs. Dorothy Rohrs English, Civics, Ohio History 1S1 School ' Depends on Personnel The High School Custodian is Mr. Arden Bauer, who is here pictured with the students who helped him. FRONT ROW: Gary Rohrs, Carl Collins, Dan Hegarty. BACK ROW: Mr. Bauer, Chuck Collins, Kathy Tucker, Robin Marteniez, Bill Myers. Mr. Don Pierman has a busy daily schedule as custodian of the Elementary building. Ray Marteniez and Bob Myers also assist at the El- ementary building with everyday chores. 152 A vital part of the daily schedule is food. High school cafeteria cooks are Mrs. Bergman, Mrs. Timbrook and Mrs. Bauer. Elementary school cooks are Mrs. Haver, Mrs. Rohrs, Mrs. Mohart, and Mrs. Thiel. Bus drivers, Walter Durham, Mrs. Minnig, Mrs. Christman, Raymond Amore, Ralph Smith, and Salen Green, make it possible for commuting stu- dents safely to and from school. 153 ■ ' ■ ■ - ' ' Merchants Express Interest fa Mifconian Mcdonald hardware and appliance THE FRIENDLY ONES YODER CONSTRUCTION Ready to build your new home? Get in touch with YODER CONSTRUCTION for the best job around. DON WONDERLY SOHIO DISTRIBUTOR Lubrication and fuel needs for home, farm and indus- try. 156 VILLAGE GIFT SHOP The VILLAGE GIFT SHOP has the finest gifts for friends or relatives. Stop in and see the wide variety of items. METZ CLOTHES Visit METZ CLOTHES for clothes for lads or dads in the latest fashion. PAUL ' S MARKET For the best quality meats and finest foods, PAUL ' S MARKET is the place to go. Open seven days a week. LEONARD L WONDERLY For the finest built homes and the best repairs. Con- tact LEONARD L WONDERLY, 507 Whitten Ave- nue, Hicksville, Ohio. 157 CASUAL SHOP Ladies ' and Children ' s ready to wear. CITY LOAN SAVINGS Need some financial assistance? Plan your spending wisely — why not stop in and see THE CITY LOAN AND SAVINGS? YODER ' S FEED MILL At YODER ' S FEED MILL you can choose between a variety of seeds, farm supplies, and livestock and poultry feed. YODER ' S gives you the best at a rea- sonable price. : SERVICE STA. CROMWELL ' S SERVICE STATION People want service that ' s reliable and fast, stop at CROMWELL ' S for gas. ' 158 DICK AND CORINNE HURNI INSURANCE — Casualty-Fire-Life-Health-Mutual Funds: REAL ESTATE — Full Realty Service — Rep- resenting SURLOK HOMES CONSTRUCTION GLEN ' S CARD ROOM If cards is your game, then the CARD ROOM is your kind of place. INSULATION TRI-STATE ELECTRIC Complete electrical service from residential to com- mercial. NOLTE MOBILE HOMES If you are looking for a quiet and pleasant place to live, contact NOLTE MOBILE HOMES. This park has all the modern conveniences and is still economical. 159 ROHRS GAS FOR LESS For the ultimate in automotive service, stop in at ROHRS GAS FOR LESS. A service station and car wash pro vide service equal to only the finest of automobile service centers. STOLLER SEED HOUSE We clean and sell all kinds of seeds. LARRY ' S AUTO SERVICE If you are having mechanical difficulties with your car, take it to LARRY ' S AUTO SERVICE for the best possible repair job. 160 HICKORY HILLS GOLF COURSE To keep in shape and improve your game, go to HICKORY HILLS GOLF COURSE. H. W. AUTO PARTS People with a lot of smarts go to H W for auto parts. ji A TUTTLE-WITTIG FEED MILL For the complete line in Wayne and Master Mix feeds, farm supplies and paint, get in contact with TUTTLE-WITTIG FEED MILL. 161 I l • HARKEY ' S DRIVE-IN Join the many satisfied customers enjoying delicious foods and prompt service from HARKEY ' S DRIVE- IN. AL ' S DRIVE IN MARKET Finer Foods — Better Living Compliments of NEWS TRIBUNE Printing: Offset- Letterpress Phone — S47-207I ARPS JERSEY FARM Processors of Dairy Products ■i ■mr ,.::i:s MM PERKINS AND REEB FUNERAL HOME Service any hour. Bob Weber Phone 542-407 I 162 FOUNTAIN MANOR The Finest Facilities and Best of Care. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DR. ROBERT L. RAMUS 203-209 N. Main Street Hicksville, Ohio 542-8716 DR. DUANE V. BURNS The Chiropractic Arts Building 501 W. High Street Hicksville, Ohio 542-7871 DR. ALLEN R. HILBERT 203-209 N. Main Street Hicksville, Ohio 542-6104 Compliments of A FRIEND 163 HICKSVILLE BANK A good place to build your future. 164 WAYNE H. KREG INSURANCE Need insurance for your home or car? Go see Dick Kreg for dependable service. HUBER THEATRE For entertainment and relaxation, get into the HUBER habit, you ' ll be glad you did when you enjoy the latest shows. SLATTERY OIL COMPANY You ' ll appreciate the prompt, courteous service you receive when you get your oil from SLATTERY OIL COMPANY. Compliments of MARTIN LENGACHER CONTRACTOR SERVING THE TRI-STATE AREA Route I Hicksville, Ohio Harlan 657-5428 HI-LANES BOWLING ALLEY Hicksville, Ohio 542-3161 165 L SMITH AND SON, INC. Visit L. SMITH SON to look over their complete selection of new and used cars. Trained specialists are on the job to give you the best in car service. WEST AND METZ SHELL For prompt, courteous service, stop at WEST AND METZ SHELL STATION for all your car needs. THE JAVA SHOPPE To get delicious meals, short orders, and snacks go straight to the JAVA SHOPPE and relax. 166 GOLDENETZ I.G.A. For a wide selection of fine foods and quality meats. There is always courteous service and plenty of park- ing space. HART ' S BARBER SHOP For the best haircut in town, with fast, efficient ser- vice, HART ' S is the place to go. KADUK ELECTRIC, INC. Contact KADUK ELECTRIC, INC. for all your electrical contracting. They are specialists in commercial and in- dustrial installations. 167 u . SUPERIOR CLEANERS For clothes or other articles, that come back bright and fresh, SUPERIOR CLEANERS is your best bet. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATION The best quality merchandise for all your needs at ' ow prices. 168 LUMBER CO Sal _ 1 ROWAN LUMBER COMPANY For a fine and wide range of construction materials, visit ROWAN LUMBER COMPANY. CAMPS, INC. There are fine qualities of Case machinery and Nev Idea machinery at CAMP ' S, INC. I. ■ i B w DOTCO, INC. Manufacturer of Portable Pneumatic Tools and Power Motors. Proven best since 1953 169 LANDMARK AGRICULTURE COMPANY VILLAGE FABRIC SHOPPE So to LANDMARK for specialized products of ni trogen and fertilizer. At VILLAGE FABRIC SHOPPE you will find a wide selection of fine material and fashionable patterns for all your sewing needs. BEN ' S BARBER SHOP HICKSVILLE GREENHOUSE When in need of a haircut, BEN ' S BARBER SHOP will give you the best, for that well-groomed look. Have a special occasion when you need some beau- tiful flowers to set it off? Panasulc ' s will provide them. ARMSTRONG AGENCY Guarantee the safety of your car, home, and life with one of the many policies offered b ARMSTRONG INSURANCE AGENCY. y H. A. POWELL STUDIOS 1502 Randolph Detroit, Michigan BEVERLY BLACKTOP AND EXCAVATING If you need a new drive or some excavating done contact Robert Beverly of BEVERLY ' S BLACKTOP AND EXCAVATING. HULBERT TOMLINSON Need fertilizer, lime, hay, straw or New Holland Ma- chinery? Contact HULBERT TOMLINSON for the best in these needs. 171 WEANER ' S BARBER SHOP Hicksville, Ohio GORRELL BROTHERS AUCTIONEERS Hicksville, Ohio Paulding, Ohio IRVING READY-MIX INC. 3415 Coldwater Road Fort Wayne, Indiana FISHER BROTHERS PAPER COMPANY I 18 W. Columbia St. Fort Wayne, Indiana VILLAGE INN For fast service and delicious food, eat at the VIL- LAGE INN which is the home of the Ace Burger. HICKSVILLE GRAIN CO. The HICKSVILLE GRAIN COMPANY pays the highest prices for grain and carries the most mer- chandise around for its patrons. 172 : .- EVENHEAT GAS SALES If you are bothered with heating and plumbing call EVENHEAT GAS SALES for fast, courteous service. Let them solve all your heating and plumbing needs. SARAHBELL ' S DRESS SHOP For clothes that have that special touch or just ev- eryday wear, including children ' s and women ' s wear, SARAHBELL ' S is the store for you. HICKSVILLE PHARMACY HICKSVILLE PHARMACY has everything from medicines to cosmetics. There is always a profession- al pharmacist on duty. APPLEGATE AND SONS POTATOES For the best potatoes for all purposes and at a low price, APPLEGATE ' S POTATOES is just what you want. 173 WW HOME OWNED UUMDRV ' wm m aous a . . ROAN ' S SPEED-E-CLEAN To make your wash-day as pleasant as possible take advantage of the latest facilities offered at ROAN ' S SPEED-E-CLEAN and ECON-O-WASH. The laundromat is open any time of the day for your convenience. The dry-cleaning service is fast and efficient. ROAN ' S ECON-O-WASH (jj j-iiwiiiiiji .mimmm jmm 174 Phone Area Code 4 1 9 542-3875 or 542-4285 Hicksville, Ohio THE HICKSVILLE BUILDING, LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY Your savings earn every day and are available without delay. HANDY ' S RECREATION For good food, fun, and relaxation, come to HAN- DY ' S RECREATION. ECKERT PACKING COMPANY Defiance, Ohio 175 HAVER VILLAGE FURNITURE For a fine selection of excellent quality furniture, visit HAVER VILLAGE FURNITURE. CROOK-MILLER COMPANY The finest quality handles for any implement and qarden tools are manufactured at the CROOK- MILLER CO. GREEN ' S NEW AND USED TIRES R.R. I Hick sville Ohi EWING NURSERY I 10 Columbus Street H icksvi lie, Ohio ROWAN COAL COMPANY B. O. Street Hicksville, Ohio 542-2481 GAMBLE STORE E. High Street Hicksville, Ohio 542-401 I 176 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND JUDITH DRIVER BEAUTY SHOP 340 Meuse Argonne Hicksville, Ohio - - 4 COOK ' S REFUSE Call on COOK ' S REFUSE for fast, efficient disposal of all your refuse. !■ ■nun mini BOB MILLER SALES, INC. Visit BOB MILLER SALES, INC., home of the area ' s widest variety of fine cars, for a new low-priced car, from the sporty to the luxurious. 177 YODER BODY SHOP For the finest in car body repairs and the best buy of auto parts, go to YODER ' S BODY SHOP. They are lo- cated in a brand new building, which makes YODER ' S even a better place to go. 178 GEORGIA ' S BEAUTY SHOP 112 N. Maple Street Hicksville, Ohio TRIDENT CORPORATION Hicksville, Ohio SAM YODER REALTY For all of your Real Estate needs, contact Sam Yoder where you will receive dependable service any time. ROGER MILLER TRUCKING SHIP BY TRUCK For Prompt and Efficient Service Call 542-3224 R.R. 3, Casebeer Miller Road Hicksville, Ohio Hicksville, Ohio Compliments of VOLKERT ' S POTATOES 179 Compliments of SYNCRO CAPACITOR CORPORATION Hiclcsville, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Expressions Of School Clfe Seen Zkrougk Many faces 180 lei 182 1971 Was a year of Changing Jdeas Administration expresses lenience in school dress. r _ -•■■ ' ■ ' New patterns are expressed by using hall monitors to check hall passes. Students express their right of choice in picking the Homecoming Queen and her attendants. HHS spirit prevails as is expressed by the cheerleaders ' signs. 183 184 185 186 We of the 1971 HIXONIAN staff would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who made this yearbook possible. We would especially like to thank Mr. Jerry Barber and Taylor Publishing Company, Mrs. Culler, Mr. Bob Abraham and Powell Studios, Mr. Robert Martin and the teachers and Administration who were so cooperative with us. 187 FRESHMEN Addis, Cynthia — 31, 33, 35, 122 Baker, Dennie — 122 Bellinger, Cheryl — 49, 122 Barnhart, Mary — 31, 33, 122 Battershell, David — 74, 122 Bruggeman, David — 26, 80, 83, 122 Burley, Jill — 26, 33, 35, 43, 63, 122 Camp, Dorothy — 26, 33, 35, 37, 41, 42, 122 Carpenter, Gordon — 9, 122 Cherry, Craig — 74, 80, 87, 122 Cleland, Laura — 35, 122 Collins, Carl — 84, 122, 152 Collins, Charles — 74, 84, 86, 122, 152 Conley, Robert — 74, 80, 87, I 22 Craig, Rick — 63, 74, 80, 84, 122 Crowl, Joyce — 122 Darus, Linda — 9, 26, 33, 35, 122 Dorsey, Sumner — 122 Evans, John — I 22 Fitzsimmons, Elvin — 70, 80, 122 Fogle, Karen — 55, 122 Fowler, Deb — 51, 122 Garman, Randy — 122 Gaston, Christ — 122 Giffhorn, Cheryl — 27, 33, 35, 37, 40, 44, 51, 122 Gipple, Denny — 74, 122 Greutman, Tim — 54, 74, 122, 124 Guerriero, Carol — 26, 35, 40, 42, 54, 122, 124 Hart, John — 26, 37, 40, 122 Hart, Leon — 122 Hayes, Linda — I I, 35, 122, 124 Hegarty, Dan — 74, 84, 122, 152 Hesselschwardt, Kathy — 26, 33, 35, 37, 40, 42, 82, 122 Hinsch, Mike — 80, 87, 122 Hostetler, Stan — I 1 , 5 1 , 68, 74, 80, 83, 84, 122 Hurni, Marcia — 33, 35, 37, 40, 82, 123 Husted, Carmen — 27, 35, 37, 41, 123 Ish, Sue — 33, 35, 123 Jones, Reggie — 33, 35, 37, 41, 82, 123 Kenner, Larry — 37, 39, 41, 50, 123 Kline, Joan — 33, 35, 37, 40, 42, 123 Koch, Chris — 9, 26, 33, 35, 82, 123 Maloney, Sue — 26, 35, 123 McCaw, Cathy — 26, 35, 123 McDonald, Keith — 37, 74, 80, 87, 123 Merritt, Carol — 35, 37, 40, 123 Metz, Kevin — 80, 83, 87, 123 Meyer, Alan — I 23 Miller, Jo— 33, 35, 123 Milner, Sue — 33, 35, 37, 40, 123 Mock, Joe — 84, 123 Moore, Howard — 74, 87, 123 Mullens, LeaAnn — 26, 33, 35, 37, 39, 40, 55, 123 Myers, Mike — 9, 74, 80, 123 Obendorf, Ellen — 42, 123 Osmun, Hal — 74, 80, 87, 123 Pearson, Alan — 26, 74, 80, 123 Peter, Mary Jo — 33, 35, 43, 45, 63, 123 Phillips, Dean — 26, 37, 39, 40, 123 Phillips, Ron — 123 Pocratsky, Valerie — 27, 33, 35, 42, 123 Powell, Dan — 123 Rhodes, Joni — 123 Richie, Randy— 123 Richmond, Kevin — 26, 80, 123 Ridgway, Allan — 123 Ridgway, Teresa — 42, 123 Scranton, Loretta — 26, 33, 35, 37, 40, 123, 186 Scranton, Steve — 37, 39, 123 Slattery, Ricki — 5, 26, 33, 37, 39, 41, 42, 123 Starbuck, Helen — 123 Stevens, Nancy — 26, 35, 37, 40, I 23 Stultz, Pam — 123 Sweet, Nancy — 37, 123 Taylor, James — 84, 123 Terrill, Terry — I 23 Timbrook, Terry — 123 Tucker, Donna — 123 Tuttle, Robin — 35, 37, 38, 41, 123 Van Maldeghem, Paul — 37 Van Scoder, Lillian — 123 Wahl, Sally — 27, 33, 35, 37,41, 42, 123 Wittig, Laren — 26, 33, 35, 42, 43, 50, 123 Wittig, Linda — 26, 33, 35, 37, 41, 123 Yoder, Larry— 123 SOPHOMORES 188 Addis, Becky — 33, 35, 43, 118 Amore, Roger— 70, 78, 84, 118 Bailey, Jill — 33, 35, 42, 82, I 18, 185 Barkman, Glenn — 84, 118 Battershell, Jim — 70, 118 Baumgardner, Don — 53, I 18 Beltz, Dick — 36, 118 Bergman, Deb — 29, 3 1 , 35, 37, 38, 40, 42, 118 Bice, Paula — 33, 35, 118 Boon, John — 78, 79, 83, 84, I 18 Boydston, Bob — 118 Bungard, Lucinda — 5, 27, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 46, I 18, 182 Burkhart, Dave — I 18 Coplin, Mike — 14, I 18 Cook, Buff— 29, 33, 35, 118 Corbitt, Don — 118 Corbitt, Sfeve — I 18 Cottrell. Dave — 37, 41, 49, 118 Cress, Phil — I 18 Culler, Shelia — 31, 37, 118 Dietz, Kim — 9, 30, 60, 118 Etchey, Cindy — 14, 26, 29, 33, 35, 37, 39, 40, 44, I 18, 121 Evans, Mary — 27, 35, 118 Ewing, Jane — 5, 14, 27, 29, 35, 46, 49, I 18, 121 Ferguson, Roger — 70, 84, 118 Finzer, Sharon — 14, 27, 29, 3 1 , 35, 46, 59, 118, 121 Gambrel, Pam— I I, 14, 26, 35, 37, 40, 44, I 18, 121, 181 Gloor, Mitzi — 29, 33, 35, 46, 118 Gump, Dennis — 118 Hasse, Tom — 36, 53, 59, 118 Hauter, Diane — 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 40, 118 Haven, Tim — 26, 78, 83. 84, I 18, 121 Helsel, Suzanne — 60, I 18 Hicks, Steve — 70, 84, 118 Hinsch, William — I 18 Hook Marcia — 26, 28, 29, 31. 35, 59, 118 Karris, Brad — 36, 78, 79 Keeley, LuAnn — 35, 118 Kimmel, Marsha — 35, 37, 40, 43. 118 King, Tammy — 26, 33, 35, 37, 41, 82, 118, 121, 185 Kirby, Janet— 14, 29, 3 1 , 33, 35, 37, 4 1 , I 1 8 Langham, Greg — I 18 Larry, David — 118 Larson, Robert — 68, 78, 83, 118 Leavell, Mark — 68, 78, 83, I 18 Lucas, Patti — 14, 29, 33, 35, 37, 39, 40, I 18 Martenies, Ray — 84, 118, 152 McClellan, Dave— 14, I 18, 121 McCormack, Brent — 14, 36. 61, 68, 78, 83, I I! 121 Mendenhall, Shirley — 43, 58, 118 Miller, Marilyn — I 18 Miller, Mike — 36, 118 Mock, Fa y I I! Monroe, George — 14, 84, I 18 Myers, Bill — 28, 70, 78, 118, 152 Pask, Delta — 36, 118 Phillips, Brenda — 35, 118 Quick, Brian — 70, 84, I 19 Rohrs, Gary — 28, I 19, 152 Rowan, Stan — 26. 50, 55, 78, I 19 Savage, Kirk — 9, 28, 36, 68, 83, I 19 Schliesser, Marian — 27, 33, 35, I 19 Scott, Karen — 9, 33, 35, 43, I 19 Scranton, Karen — 33, 35, 37, 40, I 19 Shough, Allen — 28, 36, 84, I 19 Slattery, Deb — 27, 29, 3 1 , 35, 42, 46, 119 Smith, Brad — 14, 55, 78, I 19 ■Smith, John — 27. I 19 Smith, Terri — 26, 33, 35, 37, 39, 40, 42, I 19, 182 Snyder, Deb — 42, I 19 Stevens, Gary — 37, 39, 41, 84, I 19 Steury, Eileen — 119 Stickney, Sally — 35, I 19 Stultz, David — I 19 Stultz, Roland — I 19 Sweet, Rick — I 19 Terry, Don — 119 Timbrook, Joe — 36, 53, I 19 Timbrook, Virginia — I 19 Thiel, Jeff— 26, 37, 39, 40, 78, 87, I 19, 121 Thiel, Jim— I I, 14, 49, 70, 78, I 14, 121 Tonneas, Gail — 26, 29, 33, 35, 50, I 19 Turnbull, Roxanne — 14, 37, 82, I 19, 185 Weber, Sandy — 29, 33, 35 White, Rhonda — I 19 Wonderly, Cathy — 29, 3 1 , 33, 35, I 19, 183 189 Wright, Jack Yoder, Gary - Yontz, Keith - Yontz, Kent — -9, 119 - 14, 26, 37, 78, I 19, 121 - 36, 61, I 19, 121 68, 83 JUNIORS Adams, Mary — 22, 27, 29, 33, 35, 46, I 16, 120 Akerman, Doug — 116 Anderson, Karen — 20, 22, 24, 31, 37, 39, 40, I 16 Andrews, Carol— 16, 17, 24, 25, 27, 29, 33, 37, 40, 46, 116 Bailey, Bob — 16, 22, 29, 61, 68, 83, I 16 Bailey, Deidre — 16, 17, 22, 27, 29, 35, 37, 38, 41, 57, I 16, 120 Banks, Allen — I 16 Beck, Joe — 25, 26, 29, 63, 68, 83, 113, 116 Bell, Harriet — 20, 22, 24, 25, 27, 37, 40, 42, I 16, 186 Beverly, Ron — 116 Briggs, Jan — 6, II, 16, 29, 33, 35, 37, 38, 41, I 16, 181 Brown, Deb — 22, 27, 29, 35, I 16 Bruggeman, Susan — 16, 20, 22, 24, 25, 26, 35, 37, 41, 52, I 16 Burns, Brenda — 22, 25, 27, 29, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, I 16 Camp, Leo — 9, 20, 24, 25, 26, 29, 32, 70, 75, 76, I 16, 183, 187 Carwile, Pat — 116 Cherry, Chris — 16, 27, 29, 33, 35, 46, 68, 81, 116 Christman, Mike — 16, 17, 64, 68, 83, 116, 120 Cleland, Julie — 31, 43, 116 Cleland, Phil — 32, 75, 79, 83, 84, 86, I 16 Coblentz, Brenda — 20, 67, 116 Conley, Barry — I I, 16, 22, 25, 26, 32, 55, 70, 78, 87, I 16, 120 Cook, Donald — 16, 25, 26, 29, 32, 68, 70, 83, I 16, 144 De Veau, Mickey — 25, 37, 40, 83, 116 Dietz, Dave — 67, 116 Evans, Mary — 31, 116 Fogle, Judy — 57, 116 Francies, Gary — 16, 17, 25, 26, I 16, 120, 144, 187 Green, Carla — 20, 25, 27, 37, 39, 46, I 16 Guilford, Bruce — 15, 16, 24, 25, 26, 29, 32, 37, 41, 70, 75, 87, 88, I 17, 183, 186 Hampson, Eileen — 67, I 17 Hart, Bruce — 36, 61, 68, 70, 75, 83, 117 Harter, Mitzi — I 17 Hayes, Sue — 117 Headley, Greg — 67, 68, 70, 83, I 17, 120, 181 Hegarty, Mike — 29, 32, 68, 70, 84, 87, 117 Helsel, Bert— 37, 39, 41, 117 Hewitt, Janet — 67, 117 Hook, Cecil — I 17 Hook, Paula — 16, 17, 22, 25, 29, 35, 37, 39, 40, 49, I 17, 183, 186 Husted, Bruce — 65, 70, 117 Husted, Diane — 15, 27, 29, 33, 34, 35, 37, 39, 40, 59, 117 Jones, Robbie — 75 Kaeppel, Otto — I 17 Karris, Paul — 61, 117 Keeley, Larry — 32, 43, 62, 70, 73, 84, 87, 117 Kees, Steven — 22, 32, 49, 75, 83, 87, 117 Kline, Mike — 20, 24, 25, 37, 39, 41 , 83, 84, 117 Kondas, Mark — 117 Maloney, Robert— 16, 27, I 17 Martin, Gary— 15, 25, 26, 29, 37, 41, 68, 75, 76, 83, 181 McCann, Dave — 66 Meyer, Suzanne — 8, 16, 17, 20, 24, 25, 27, 29, 33, 35, I 13, I 17 Miller, Josse — 66 Mullens, James — 20, 24, 27, 52, 117 Neidhardt, Sue— 16, 17, 25, 29, 37, 39, 40, 44, I 17, 120 Obendorf, Patty — 3 1 , 43, 45, 60, 117 Overmyer, Rexann — 29, 117 Payton, Pam — I I 7 Pepple, Janet — 20, 25, 29, 33, 34, 35, 46, 68, 81, I 17 Poper, Ricky — 28, 87, 117 Rhodes, Julie — I 17 Ridgway, Denver — 87, I 17 Sabo, Jeanette — 16, 25, I 17 Schlosser, Judy — 117 Schooley, Allen — 28, 117 Scott, Kim — 66 190 Slattery, Deanna — 8, 20, 24. 25, 27, 29, 33, 35, 117 Smith, Sherry — 42, 43, 45, 117 Terry, Ann — 3 1 , 33, 43, 45, 117 Thompson, Sue — 20, 22, 24, 25, 42, 117 Tietz, Juleene — 15, 20, 24, 25, 27, 29, 33, 35, 37, 40, 44, 46, 82, 117, 185 Timbrook, Jane — 16 Timbrook, Ron — 117 Tuttle, Ron — 16, 17, 25, 32, 63, 68, 78, 83. I 17, 120, 144 Vetter, Mary — 67, 117 Wahl, Paulette — 16, 17, 25, 26, 29, 33, 35, 37, 41, 42, 117 Wann, Charles — 67, 117 Whonsetler, Paula — 20, 24, 25, 27, 29, 37, 41, 117 Wonderly, Don — 37, 39, 41, 117 Yoder, Bob — 49, 117, 185 Yoder, Jim — 6, 16, 117 SENIORS Adcock, Mike — 12, 37, 38, 41, 70, 72, 84, 85, 90, 92, 182 Anderson, Janet — 23, 28, 3 1 , 35, 92, 114 Andrews, Jeff— 12, 13, 15, 37, 39, 40, 52, 92, 109 Bailey, Cecile — 4, 92, III Bauer, Dave — 93, III Blankenbeckler, Ruth — I 2, 20, 24, 29, 33, 43, 45, 63 93 Biasing, Mike— 12, 13, 15, 29, 32, 62, 68, 70, 72, 78, 83, 90, 93, 96, 109, 184 Brickel, Bob — 36, 93 Bruggeman, Barbara — 4, 18, 20, 24, 25, 28, 46, 93. 107, 109, I 13, 180 Carr, Jan — 4, 12, 13, 20, 23, 24, 34, 35, 37, 41, 93, 108, III, 145 Cole, Diane — 12, 15, 19, 20, 24, 25, 28, 37, 39, 41, 45, 48, 94, 109 Collins, Ted — 70, 72, 86, 94 Coplin, Pat — 20, 23, 24, 25, 33, 35, 56, 81, 94, 183 Dowell, Brenda — 12, 24, 28, 29, 37, 41, 94 Fellers, Cheryl — 43, 94 Fields, Wanda — 95 Fogle, Dan — 36, 95, 96, 184 Fowler, Kay — 30, 95 Fritz, Deb — 4, 12, 13, 15, 20, 23, 24, 33, 95, 103 III, 184, 186 Giffhorn, Pamela — 4, 20, 24, 37, 40, 42, 52, 96, 109, I 14, 180 Gloor, Rex — 5, 7, 10, 23, 32, 57, 68, 70, 72, 75, 76, 84, 85, 96, I 10 Gloor, Terry — 12, 13, 15, 46, 48, 90, 96, I 10, 184 Green, Laura — 4, 12, I 3, 20, 24, 25, 33, 35, 37, 40, 44, 96, III Grover, Deb — 4, 65, 95, 97, III Grundish, Pamela — 31, 33, 97, 99 Guilford, Lenny — 4, 12, 13, 24, 25, 26, 46, 70, 72, 87, 90, 96, 97, 108, I 14 Gump, Ron — 32, 57, 68, 70, 72, 75, 76, 87, 88, 97 Handy, Deb — 28, 29, 31, 33, 97 Harris, Robert — 97 Harter, Carol — 20, 24, 37, 39, 40, 54. 98, III, 114, 180 Harter, Cheryl — 28, 29, 33, 37, 98 Haven, Mike — 5, 12, 13, 20, 23, 37, 39, 98, III 182 Hegarty, Rosemary — 20, 24, 29, 33, 98 Herbst, Ed — 6, 15, 19, 90, 98, 186 Hostetler, Randy — 19, 25, 26, 32, 48, 54, 68, 70, 72, 83, 96, 98, III Hurni, Ernie — 54, 57, 75, 99, I I I, 184 Jones, Minda — 23, 99, I 15 Kaduk, Joan — 12, 13, 20, 23, 24, 25, 33, 35, 56, 99, III, 113 Keeley, Bill — 33, 58, 70, 72, 84, 99 Kimpel, Gary — 18, 66, 96, 99 Lyons, Richard — 9, 24, 32, 68, 70, 71, 72, 73, 84, 85, 96, 100, I I I McDonald, Cindy — 4, 15, 20, 23, 24, 34, 37, 38, 41, 100, 109, I 13, 147 McMillen, Mary — 99, 100 Meek, Marlene — 4, 19, 20, 23, 24, 28, 3 1 , 35, 100, 103, 183 Meek, Shari — 95, 99, 100 Mendenhall, Jim — 18, 43, 84, 100 Metz, Steve — 5, 19, 48, 70, 72, 101 Miller, David — 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 32, 68, 70, 72, 84, 85, 101, 109, I 14 Miller, Jill — 33, 35, 81, 101 Miller, Keith — 87, 88, 101 191 Miller, Rick — 4, 6, II. 25, 26, 32, 36, 68, 70, 72, 75, 77, 90, 101, 103, 108, I 14, 183 Myers, Bob — 4, 15, 20, 24, 32, 55, 68, 70, 71, 72, 73, 87, 102, 109, 152 Myers, Steve — 102 Phillips, Doug — 28, 36, 102 Phillips, Mike — 36, 52, 102 Quick, Lianna — 29, 43, 45, 102 Ream, Pat— 102 Repp, Jeff— 18, 103 Repp, Phil — 19, 32, 68, 70, 72, 84, 85, 90, 92, 103, I 10, III, 180 Reynolds, Bonnie — 20, 24, 30, 31, 33, 42, 46, 99, 103 Rowan, Dave— 15, 20, 24, 25, 90, 96, 103, 107, 109, I 13, I 15, 186 Sabo, Rick — 15, 66, 103 Schliesser, Raymond — 19, 70, 72, 84, 104, I 10 Schooley, Terry — 15, 72, 104 Scranton, Richard — 39, 41, 48, 96, 104 Shull, Pamela — 30, 56, 104 Smith, Dolly — 20, 24, 28, 31, 57, 104 Stuckman, Lora — 4, 6, 12, 13, 19, 20, 23, 24, 25, 33 35, 58, 63, 68, 81, 90, 92, 104, 108, I I I Thiel, Deb — 4, 11,23, 29, 33, 35, 37, 40, 44, 58, 90 105, III, 181, 183, 184 Thiel, Jan — 4, 28, 3 1 , 33, 35, 105, 109 Timbrook, Cheryl — 31, 105, 184 Tucker, Kathy — 28, 30, 105, 152 Tustison, Ann — 12, 20, 24, 28, 31, 37, 41, 56, 99 105 Wann, Dennis — 106, I 13 Watson, Lonnie — 19, 36, 48, 96, 106 Wolford, Tom — 18, 36 Wonderly, Jane — 4, 5, 10, 13, 20, 23, 24, 33, 35 37, 40, 68, 81, 90, 106, I 10, II I, 181 Wonderly, Larry— 15, 70, 71, 72, 96, 106, I I I Worden, Bev — 33, 35, 106, I 10 Wort, Carla —95, 106, 110 Zimmerman, Gary — 36, 106 192 ■ m ■ ■ MHKWWOwaJ Mir, ■Bn£d3£5£H