Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1973 volume:

cqunty p UBLIC library 3 1833 07424 6106 . Table of Contents Student Highlights Sports- Academics Organizations 6 Four-County Joint Vocational School 26 Seniors 54 Underclassmen 72 Advertisements Hixonian Hicksville High School Hicksville, Ohio Volume 58 1973 Robert Martin-Advisor Janet Kirby-Editor Karen Scranton - - — - — Assistant Editor 102 118 ■150 Life at HHS 1 I L-. 4 I Drama Department Produces Musical The Drama Department of Hicksville High School pre¬ sented Roger’s and Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music on September 16th, 17th, and 18th in the High School Gym. Directed by Mrs. Alice Longsworth this play takes place in Austria, in 1938, during the Nazi Anschluss. Maria Rainer, a postulant at Nannberg Abbey is sent by Mother Abbess to be a governess to the seven motherless Van Trapp children. There she falls in love with and marries the father of the children, Captain Van Trapp. After the marriage, the family is harrassed by German Storm Troopers who are invading their country. Part of the cast appeared on the Ann Colone Show on September 15th. Maria Rainer ------ Sister Berthe --- Sister Margaretta- The Mother Abbess - - - Sister Sophia- Captain Georg von Trapp Franz - -- -- -- -- - Frau Schmidt ------ Liesl-- •Friedrich - -- — — - Louisa - -- -- -- -- - Kurt - -- Brigitta- Marta- Gretl - -- -- -- -- - Rolf Gruber- Elsa Schraeber --- Ursula - -- -- - — - - Max Betweiler - — - - • Herr Zeller -- Frau Zeller - - —- Baron Elberfeld- Baroness Elberfeld- A Postulant- Admiral Von Schreiber - - jane Ewing - - Joyce Crowl Carmen Husted -Sally Wahl - jo Peter --G a jl Tonneas -Bill Hinsch -Dave Bruggeman -Cindy Addis _______ Roxanne Turnbull Dave Cleland George Martinez -- Janet Kirby -Kevin Countryman -Chris Koch - Lisa Dowell -Vickie Vanderstelt -Tim Greutman -Marcia Hook ___ — — — __ j un e Yoder -Gary Yoder -p au j Greutman -Sharon Snyder -Tim Haven -Shirley Haase — --- - Sue Maloney -Ross Holt Jim Volkert Nuns: Kacee Craig, June Yoder, Linda Miller, Shirley Haase, Marcia Hurni, Cindy Repp, Val Pocratsky, Bes Holley, Kathy Hesselschwardt, Carmen Husted, Nancy Sweet. Neighbors: Jill Burley, Marcia Hurni, Linda Miller, Craig Cherry, Hal Osmun, Mark Leavell, Stan Rowan, Mike Hinsch, Stan Hostetler. Contestants in Festival Concert: George Martinez, Tracy Bauer, Stephanie Leonard, Jody Peters. Storm Troopers: Mark Leavell, Stan Rowan, Craig Cherry, Hal Osmun, Mike Hinsch, Stan Hostetler. Pianist: Mrs. Raymond Ewing. Organist: Mrs. Max McDonald. Choir Director and the German Coach: Mrs. Gerald Boeden. Percussion: Rick Mettert. Bass: Steve Dowell 8 Freshman Attendant was June Yoder. Susie Whonsettler represented the Sophomore Class. The Junior Class picked Laren Wittig as their atten¬ dant. io Patti Lucas was the Senior Attendant. Homecoming Court Hicksville Aces beat the Wayne Trace Raiders 48 to 0 during the Homecoming game on October 27th. Highlighting the rainy evening was the court and escorts. Queen Roxanne Turnbull was escorted by Se¬ nior Jim Thiel. Senior Attendant Patti Lucas was es¬ corted by Senior Roger A more. Craig Cherry escorted Junior Attendant Laren Wittig. Susan Whonsetler, Sophomore Attendant, was escorted by Curtis Panasuk. While Freshman Attendant June Yoder ' s escort was Freshman John Battershell. Queen Roxanne Turnbull reigned over the 1972 Homecoming. I 5 I Brightens the Rainy Evening The Freshmen display their team support through the theme Can ' t Stop the Red Machine. The Sophomores tied for first place with the Freshmen with their float and theme Raid the Raiders. The Junior Class float took second place with their theme Erase Wayne Trace with an Ace. The Senior Class displayed their confidence in the Aces with the theme Raiders are Pushovers. Despite Homecoming The Aces push for a win of 48 to 0. Howard Moore rushes toward an Aces ' Victory. 12 the Rain, Is a Big Splash ICKSVILU Ace John Boon protests Ref eree ' s decision. Stan Hostetler is taken down while Ray Martenies attempts to block After the game, couples danced to the music of Dog s Breath. Despite the rainy skies, fans stayed to cheer the Aces on to a Homecoming victory. Many Receive Awards STAN ROWAN - Co-Valedictorian; Bausch and Lomb Senior Science Award. ANNE KIRBY - Second place in Mythology (Junior Classical League); First in District and State, Second in District and Fifth in State for all schools in English 10 scholarship tests. ROBB HOLT - Elected First Vice-President of Ohio Junior Classical League. PAUL CAMP - Math Award; Second place in County Spelling Contest: JUDY TOM¬ LINSON - First place in Hicksville Spelling Contest. We regret that we weren ' t able to get pictures of all the students who won awards this year. Those not pictured for scholar¬ ship test awards were: Terri Smith - 9th in District in English 12; Gary Zimmerman - 7th in District, 16th in State in Senior Social Studies. Sue Maloney - 9th in District in English 11; Dave Bruggeman - 17th in District in Geometry; Carol Guerriero - 3rd in District, 5th in State, 8th in District (all schools) in Spanish I; Dorothy Camp - 8th in District, 11th in State in Span¬ ish I. Curtis Panasuk - 8th in District, 15th in State in Biology; Delores Camp - 14th in District in Biology; John Yochum - 20th in District in General Science. L ... PAM GAMBREL - Co-Valedictorian; DAR Good Citizen Winner; North¬ western Electric Scholarship win¬ ner, First place in State in Girls Division; Fourth in District, Hon¬ orable Mention in State for English 12 Scholarship tests. 14 Honorable at HHS VIRGINIA TIMBROOK - Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. Above the 90th percentile na¬ tionally on the National Education¬ al Development Test (for Fresh¬ men) were Fred Meyers, Robin Tomlinson, Anne Wyatt, and John Yochum. Stan Hostetler received the Rensselaer Mathematics and Sci¬ ence Award. Dave Cottrell was awarded the John Phillip Sousa Award for his outstanding work in band. Consumer Economics Cartoon Awards were given to Larry Kenner, 1st place winner; Russ Hampson, 2nd place; and Don Baumgardner, 3rd place. Bill Hinsch received a silver medal for his work done in Com¬ mercial Art at the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Con¬ vention. DIANE GUILFORD, ROBB HOLT, CAROL MERRITT, CHERYL CONLEY - Supe¬ rior Rating (I) in Solo and Ensemble Contest for saxophone quartet. JO PETER - Superior Rating for BRIAN QUICK - Superior Rating vocal solo. for vocal solo. ROGER AMORE, JIM THIEL, KEITH McDONALD, AL PEARSON, JOHN BOON (standing), STAN HOSTETLER, and CRAIG CHERRY - All League NWBL Football Team. 15 Seniors Present Really Big Show — So Long ' 73 ] V f i; § f 1 f. 1 1 • 1 1 f 1 ' ! W i r 1 t I : 3U A. 4 Jr. Class Displays Talents in The Junior Class presented a three act comedy entitled Her Adorable Imp on April 13 and 14. The story involved seventeen year-old Jeannie Pfieffer, her family and friends and the mysterious happenings that occurred in the Pfieffer household. The mysteries were finally solved by Dr. Heisen- ger, a parapschologist who traces the strange happen¬ ings to Count Von Galen, an ancient ancestor of Mrs. Pfieffer whose picture hung on their living room wall. CAST MEMBERS Joe Claymore- Sarah Pfieffer- George Pfieffer- Jeannie Pfieffer- Sheila- Midge--- Danny Pfieffer-- Tommy Graves- Jim McCaffey - - — Dr. Urusla Fredericks Dr. Karl Heisenger - Hanna Robinson- Mrs. Marion Wright - Director- Student Director - - ■ -Stan Hostetler -Sally Wahl -Hal Osmun -Carmen Husted -Reggie Jones --- — Chris Koch •-Dean Phillips -Mike Hinsch -Craig Cherry -Ricki Slattery -Keith McDonald -Robin Tuttle -Val Pocratsky Mrs. Marharet McAdams --Linda Davis I Days of Old Shown Through Prom Prom Waiters and Waitresses were, TOP ROW: Robb Holt, Vic Wonderly, Dave Gambrel, Dick Altman, Dan Bare, Lindsey Kees, Rick Mettert, Kevin Kreg, Scott Headley, Mickey Pocratsky. BOTTOM ROW: Curtis Panasuk, Diane Guilford, Twyla Wonderly, Cathy Walters, Dawn Dietz, Heidi Husted, Pam Zimmerman, Kathy Kares, Judie Bruggeman, Janet Laux, Chris Slattery, Susan Whonsetler. Jo Peter sang If Ever I Would Leave You, and You ' ve Got a Friend for Prom entertainment. 20 Junior Class President Hal Osmun was host. Senior Jane Ewing sang You ' ll Never Walk Alone. Theme — Camelot The Impossible Dream was sang by Senior Brian Quick. Tim Greutman played the role of the Court Jester for the evening. 21 Midnight Sun Provides Good Music for Dance Graduation Program Captivates Audience STAN ROWAN, Co-Valedictorian 1973. Baccalaureate speaker was Reverend L. Eugene McCormack. Graduation exercises for 1973 were held on May 27th, in the Hicksville High School gymnasium. Baccalaureate service consisted of an invocation and benediction given by Reverend Forrest Anderson, the scripture and prayer read by Rev. A1 I Dotson, and the sermon Why These Stones given by Rev. L. Eugene McCormack. The Commencement program contained an invocation and benediction by Rev. Lloyd Turnbull, the Co-Valedictory speeches given by Pam Gambrel and Stan Rowan, and the class address Life With a Capital ' L ' given by Dr. Laurence Hall (St. Timothy ' s Episcopal Church - Perrysburg). Principal, Thomas Kurry, presented the class of 1973 while School Board President, Harold Wittig, handed out the diplomas. The introduction of Dr. Hall was given by Superintendent Lester Latta. Co-Valedictorian Stan Rowan gave his speech on Changing For the Future, for the gradu¬ ation exercises. Stan has been in basketball, football, base¬ ball, Student Council, Boy Scouts, National Honor Society , Latin Club, and Drama Club throughout his years in high school. Pam Gambrel gave her Co- Valedictorian speech on Con¬ viction. Pam has been in band. Drama Club, Latin Club, National Honor Society, GAA, and a class officer during high school. PAM GAMBREL, Co-Vale¬ dictorian 1973. Dr. Laurence Hall was the Commencement speaker. Final Steps Taken The Seniors thoughts cross many channels as they take those final steps to becoming grad¬ uates. The Seniors talk idly among themselves as they await Graduation cere¬ monies. The Seniors file quietly to their seats. Don Terry and Marian Schliesser solemn¬ ly march to Pomp and Circumstance. 4 r ii i • • A Hal Osmun and Dorothy Camp, Jr. Class Pres, and V. Pres. , lead in the Seniors. 24 in Becoming Grads, May 27th These Seniors silently waited as their classmates continue taking their seats. Lucinda Bungard, Buff Cook, and Shirley Men denhall sang their last song with the Chorus. Greg Langham: I made it! Deb Bashor and Becky Addis smiled joyously as they march toward the gates of freedom. Jill Smith: It s too good to be true ■V L y , 4 l y ( ' { £; • - . . s % Neither Rain, nor Snow, nor Gloom of Defeat . . Members of the 1972 Cross Country team were: Coach Jerry Balser, Kevin Metz, Dave Cleland, Bob Larson, Mike Scranton, Brent McCormack, Tony Heffner, Gary Yoder, Larry Ridgeway, Dave Batter- shell, Tim Shull, Monty Ballinger, Ken Kimple. Brent McCormack and Dave Cleland deserve a well earned rest. 28 Senior members of the Cross County team were: Bob Larson, Brent McCormack, Dillen Houser, and Gary Yoder. DATE PLACED OPPOSITION Sept. 19 4th Tinora, Fairview, Holgate Sept. 21 2nd Antwerp, Paulding, Tinora Sept. 26 1st Ayersville, Paulding, Fairview Oct. 3 2nd Holgate, Paulding, Wayne Trace Oct. 7 6th Fayette Invitational Oct. 10 3rd Ayersville, Wayne Trace, Tinora Oct. 12 3rd Antwerp, Ayersville, Holgate Oct. 17 2nd Antwerp, Wayne Trace, Fairview Oct. 21 - Sectional Oct. 24 5th League Meet Coach Balser anxiously awaites results of a meet. Aces Are NWBL Champs Eighth Season in a Row M CftSWLLl WC $¥iUt IflOiSV Members of the Football Team were: FIRST ROW: Mark Leavell, Stan Rowan, Ray Martenies, Roger Amore, Jim Thiel, Dave McClellan, Brian Quick, Gary Stevens, Roger Ferguson, John Boon, Jeff Thiel, Kent Yontz, Coach Lee Peter. SECOND ROW: Dave Cottrell, George Martinez, Vic Wonderly, Bob Conley, Kieth McDonald, Allen Pearson, Chuck Cline, Howard Moore, Stan Hostetler, Craig Cherry, Mike Hinsch, Hal Osmun, Mick Pocratsky, Coach Bill Metz. THIRD ROW: Dave Brown, Steve DeVeau, Paul Greautman, Dick Altman, Rick Mettert, Rick Kimmel, Jerry Wonderly, Steve Dowell, George Taylor, Rick Thiel, Jim Fellers, Dave Gambrel, Dave Leavell, Lindsey Kees, Chris Bailey, Curtis Panasuk, Kevin Kreg, Coach A1 Bellisari. Coach A1 Bellisari demonstrates Coach Metz and Ace Jim Thiel excitement of a tense game. plot defensive strategy. 30 Senior members of the 1972 Varsity Football Team were: FIRST ROW: Roger Ferguson, Kent Yontz, Roger Amore, Jim Thiel, Gary Stevens, Brian Quick, Dave McClellan, Ray Martenies, John Boon. SECOND ROW: Stan Rowan, Coach Bellisari, Mark Leavell, Jeff Thiel. LETTERMAN: John Boon, Roger Amore, Howard Moore, Jim Thiel, Kieth McDonald, Bob Conley, Ray Martenies, Stan Hostetler, Jeff Thiel, Roger Ferguson. 31 Bellisari ' s Boys Are Number One 32 VARSITY LOG Hicksville - - 39 Northwood - - - - o Hicksville-6 Woodlan-20 Hicksville - - 69 Antwerp-8 Hicksville - - 19 Garrett-7 Hicksville - - 34 Hilltop-6 Hicksville - - 14 Fairview-0 Hicksville - - 25 Ottawa Hills-29 Hicksville - - 48 Wayne Trace-0 Hicksville - - 30 Edon-0 33 Jr. High Get a Start; Freshmen Fight on. THE 1972 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: Mark Pocratsky, Earl VanScooder, Dave Leonard, David Johns, Randy Stuckey, Dennis Fellers, Doug Sleesman, Tim Thiel, Jim Kliney. SECOND ROW: Chris Bailey, Mike Bailey, Rick Smith, Jeff Pepple, Greg Slattery, Steve Conley, Ron Cottrell, Tim Brown, Bret Guilford, Rex Pontiusx. THIRD ROW: Dave Battershell, Byron Panasuk, Eric Green, Jack Burley, Ken McHenry, Jay Carr, Dan Turnbull, Duane Klepper, Jim Volkert, Coach Lee Peter. THE 1972 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: Mike Walters, Tom Battershall, Jim Brown, Gary Keeley, Mitch Panasuk, Doug Miller, Kent Brown, Rob Wyatt, Clark Poth, Mike Wright, Keith Francies, Mike Russul, Paul Camp. SECOND ROW: Jim Kares, Mike Quaintange, Gary Slattery, Rick Moore, Craig Hesselswardt, Jeff Kline, Evan Coblentz, Mark Evans, Jeff Killian, Duane Kline, Rod Vanderstelt, Paul Overmyers, Dan Hinsch. THIRD ROW: Steve Tonneas, Dennis Camp, Tony Flannery, Jim Gambrel, Randy Headley, Brian Lucas, Steve Snyder, Pete Monroe, Bob Luderman, Greg Addis, Managers: Ken Doyce, Rob Thornburg, Coach: Paul Anderson, Randy Hardy. 1972-73 Varsity Basketball Team and Cheerleaders: BOTTOM ROW: Patti Lucus, Reggie Jones, Tammy King, Roxanne Turnbull, Jo Miller, Mitiz Gloor. SECOND ROW: Howard Moore, Keith McDonald, Jeff Thiel, Stan Rowan, Allen Pearson, Manager: Dave Cottrell. BACK ROW: Coach Tom Hallett, Dan Turnbull, Mark Pocratsky, Bob Larson, Kevin Metz, Micky Pocratsky, Gary Yoder, Craig Cherry, and Bob Conley. New Coach Takes On Tough Job Tom Hallett was the new varsity bas¬ ketball coach at HHS this year. Senior Members of the Varsity Team are: Bob Larson, Gary Yoder, Jeff Thiel, Stan Rowan. VARSITY LOG Hicksville - - 57 Montpelier-64 Hicksville - - 46 Antwerp-44 Hicksville - - 78 Spencer Sharpies-57 Hicksville - - 60 Ayersville-83 Hicksville - - 53 Edon-87 Hicksville- - 62 North Central.68 Hicksville - - 49 Hilltop-51 Hicksville - - 38 Pettisville-- 63 Hicksville - - 71 Fayette-73 Hicksville - - 69 Holgate-53 Hicksville — 41 Wooalan-63 Hicksville - - 58 Tinora. --61 Hicksville - - 74 Continental-105 Hicksville - - 55 Fairview-71 Hicksville - - 49 Edgerton-73 Hicksville - - 69 Paulding-67 Hicksville - - 68 Wayne Trace - - --72 Hicksville - - 59 Stryker..-61 Hicksville - - 67 Montpelier-69 35 Coach Hallett Introduces SE� MM 36 Reserves Work Their Way Up RESERVE 1972-73 BASKETBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: Vic Wonderly, Dave Meyers, Tim Edwards, Dick Altman, Lindsey Kees, Dan Bare, George Tay¬ lor. SECOND ROW: Coach Jerry Balser, Dan Turnbull, Howard Moore, Dave Gambrel, Mark Pocratsky, Kevin Craig, Curtis Panasuk, Bob Conley. 38 Hicksville 53 Montpelier Hicksville 23 Antwerp Hicksville 36 Spencer Sharpies Hicksville 40 Ayersville Hicksville 28 Ed on Hicksville 45 North Central Hicksville 38 Hilltop Hicksville 33 Pettisville Hicksville 40 Fayette Hicksville 32 Hoi gate Hicksville 49 Woodlan Hicksville 43 Tinora Hicksville 45 Continental Hicksville 48 Fairview Hicksville 27 Edgerton Hicksville 33 Paulding Hicksville 59 Wayne Trace Hicksville 45 Stryker Frosh, 8th, 7th, Basketball Teams Gain Experience 1973 SEVENTH GRADE BASKET¬ BALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: Mel Peter, Rod Bare, Bill Brickel, Brad Kemerer, Mike Russell, Jim Kares, Tom Battershell, James Wood. SECOND ROW: Greg Addis, Rod Vanderstelt, Brad Shull, Duane Cline, Craig Amaden, Paul Camp, Brad Guilford. 1973 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: Tim Thiel, Randy Stuckey, Byron Panasuk, John Battershell, Dave Johns, Jim Kline. SECOND ROW: Russell Hampson, Jim Volkert, Eric Green, Tim Brown, Jay Carr, Coach Lee Peter. 1973 EIGHTH GRADE BASEKTBALL TEAM: .FIRST ROW: Mike Zimmerman, Mike Quaintance, Dennis Camp, Jim Gambrel, Jeff Kline, Kreg Hesselschwardt, Mark Evans. SECOND ROW: Coach John Fast, Steve Snyder, Bob Akerman, Bob Luderman, Kenny Boyce, Howard Middaugh, Randy Headley, Jed Pryor. Randy Headley set two new Jr. High scoring records with 32 points in a single game and 268 total points for the season. 39 0 1972-73 WRESTLING TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Gary Zimmerman, Gary Stevens, Bret Guilford, Rick Mettert, Rick Kimmel, Doug Miller. TOP ROW: Stan Hostetler, Mike Hinson, Rick Thiel, Chuck Kline, Paul Greutman, Jerry Wonderly, Coach Paul Anderson. New Wrestling Team Begins with Scrimmages 40 HHS Track Team Places First in G.M.C. SENIOR TRACK MEMBERS: Mark Leavell, Jim Thiel, Roger Ferguson, Tim Haven. 1973 TRACK TEAM: FRONT ROW: Stan Hoste tler, Rick Smith, Dave Cleland, Jim Fellers, Keven Kreg, John Bailey, Vic Wonderly, Gary Applegate. SECOND ROW: Ron Cottrell, Dave Brown, Hal Osmun, Earl VanScoder, Rick Mettert, Greg Slattery, Tim Thiel, Dave Leavell, Tim Brown, Steve Dowell. THIRD ROW: Mark Leavell, Tim Haven, Steve Conley, Duane Klepper, Dave Leonars, Russell Hampson, Jerry Wonderly, Eric Green, Jim Thiel, Dave Battershell, Assistant Coach: Ed Roar, Y TRACK COACH: A1 Bellisari 41 I 4 4 4 4 4 lass •• ' MN Hicksville 101 1 2 Crestview 54 1 2 Hicksville 67 Fairview 51 Hicksville 64 Wayne Trace 63 Hicksville 53 1 2 Paulding 73 1 2 Hicksville 85 Tinora 42 Hicksville 62 Fairview 65 Hicksville 93 Antwerp 34 Hicksville 78 Ayersville 34 1 2 Tinora 46 1 2 Hicksville 52 Ayersville 53 1 2 Tinora 40 1 2 Hicksville 84 Holgate 42 1st Green Meadows 5th Sections 3rd B.B.C. (Buckeye Border Conference) 42 M Jr. High Track Team — Future Varsity Runners 1973 JR. HIGH TRACK TEAM: FRONT ROW: Rod Bare, Paul Camp, Keith Francis, Ed Turner, Roy Smith, Gary Keeley, Milton Gruber, Doug Miller, Dennis Burre, Rod Wyatt. MIDDLE ROW: Kreg Amaden, Rick Wright, Mitch Panasuk, Rick Moore, Mike Quaintance, Tony Flanery, Dennis Camp, Jim Gambrel, Mark Evans, Manual Martinetz. BACK ROW: Steve Snider, Alan Scot, Joel Taylor, Howard Middaugh, Jed Preyor, Kenney Boyce, Dave Barns, Bob Akerman, Brian Lucas, Greg Addis, Coach Jerry Balser. 43 Thank You Mr. Cherry The Athletic Director is a representative of the administration to the coaches. As Athletic Director, George Cherry, has many responsibilities. Mr. Cherry does the scheduling for both high school and junior high athletic events. He also does all the buy¬ ing of athletic equipment, including GAA supplies. Most of the GAA activities are budgeted with boys sports activities which is new this year since the Ohio Athletic Association now recognizes girls sports. Next year wrestling, as a major sport at HHS will also be budgeted. Mr. Cherry also sees that everyone who has awards coming to him gets them. George Cherry has been Athletic Director for 3 years. Previously he was head basketball coach for 7 years and has helped coach the track and football teams. Currently he is golf instructor. 44 Golf Team Swings into Action THE 1973 GOLF TEAM: Left to Right: Bob Larson, Mick Pocratsky, Scott Headley, Jay Carr, Robin Cline, Byron Panasuk, George Taylor, Jeff Pepple, Dave Johns, Rex Pontius, Rick Thiel, Doug Sleesman, Tom Shedd, Kevin Countryman. The 1973 season proved to be a suc¬ cessful one for the Golf Team. With an overall record of seven Wins and five Losses, the team also secured a third place rating in the Green Meadows Con¬ ference, a third place in the Buckeye Border, and placed seventh out of sixteen teams in the Sectional. BOB LARSON: Senior Member and Team Captain. GEORGE TAYLOR: Most Valu¬ able Player. 45 Varsity Baseball Team Shows 1973 BASEBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: Tony Hefner, Jim Husted. SECOND ROW: Jay Ridgway, Bret Guilford, Lindsay Kees, John Battershell, Mike Bailey, Mike Hinsch, Byron Panasuk, Allen Pearson, Howard Moore, Craig Cherry, Dick Altman, Stan Rowan, Chris Bailey, Vic Wonderly. THIRD ROW: Coach Bill Metz, Dean Dammon, Chuck Cline, Gary Stevens, Dan Turnbull, Mark Pocratsky, Kevin Metz, Jeff Thiel, Kieth Mc- Coach Bill Metz gives valuable instructions to SENIOR MEMBERS: Stan Rowan, Jeff Thiel, Gary Stevens, Gary the team members. Zimmerman. Coach Lee Peter walks off the field after a winning ballgame. 46 Eagerness to Win Donald, Dave Gambrel, Jack Burley, Bob Conley, Kent Miller, Coach Lee Peter. ) T:- ggmgjf. . ■ m JHS Baseball Team Glides ' to Victory FRONT ROW: Duane Cline, John Hicks, Brad Kemmer, Tim Brown, Dave Thompson, Mike Wright, Jim Kares, Brad Guilford, Tim Battershell, Dan Fowler, Bruce Essex. SECOND ROW: Coach Randy Hardy, Mike Headly, Paul Overmeyer, Bob Luderman, Bill Rohrs, Jeff Kline, Randy Headly, Greg Hesselsch- wardt, Rodney Vanderstelt, Gary Slattery, Jeff Killian, Bat Girls, Joni Slattery, Chris Walters. JR. HIGH BASEBALL LOG Hicksville-11 Ayersville-1 Hirkcvillp. - - - - 19. Tinnra ------ 3 48 High School Cheerleaders Pour on the Pep VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Left: Roxanne Turnbull. Right: Tammy King. Top to Bottom: Reggie Jones, Mitzi Gloor, Patti Lucas, Jo Miller. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Top: Kathy Walter, Heidi Husted. Bot¬ tom: Diane Guilford, Janet Laux. Center: Susie Whonsetler. 49 Frosh, Jr. High Cheerleaders Create Spirit 1972-73 FROSH CHEERLEADING SQUAD: Top to Bot¬ tom: Judy Kline, Kacee Craig, Karen Burns, Linda Miller. JR. HIGH RESERVE CHEERLEADING SQUAD: Left: Joni Slattery. Right: Mary Lou Whonsetler. Top to Bottom Donna Surfus, Robin Adcock, Carolyn Hirzel. JR. HIGH VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD: Left to Right: Lori Kreg, Michelle Panasuk, Caril Cherry, Beth Hook, Jill Rodocker. 50 GAA Team Is Successful at Power Volleyball 1972-73 GAA VOLLEYBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: LuAnn Keeley, Mary Jane Cromwell. SECOND ROW: Pat Kaduk, Carol Thompson, Barb Linder, Anne Wyatt, Linda Miller, Becky Linder. THIRD ROW: Kathy Kares, Tammy King, Janie Hayes, June Yoder, Bes Slattery, Kacee Craig, Kim Countryman, Kathy Thornburg, Pam Zimmerman, Lisa Dowell. FOURTH ROW: Janet Laux, Marsha Kimmel, Mar¬ cia Hurn, Lori Lucus, Linda Wittig, Mitiz Gloor, Pam Gambrel, Sharon Snyder, Linda Anderson, Donna Pierce. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Thiel, Buff Cook, Gail Scott, Cheryl Gibforn, Lori Tom- lson, Chris Slattery, Roxanne Rhors, Brenda Speiser, Marian Schliesser, Judy Kline, Jo Miller. GAA Basketball Team Places 2nd in Tourney 1972-73 GIRL ' S BASKETBALL TEAM: Left to Right: LuAnn Keeley, Carol Thompson, Anne Wyatt, Kathey Kares, Diane Guiford, Kacee Craig, June Yoder, Sharon Snyder, Linda Wit- tig, Judy Kline, Jo Miller, Roxanne Rhors, Val Pocratsky, Chris Slattery, Mary Jane Crom¬ well. 52 1 I GAA Track Team Has Good Season G.A.A. TRACK TEAM: FIRST R OW: Manager, Mary Cromwell; Linda Miller, Becky Linder, Brenda DeMuth. SECOND ROW: Kim Countryman, LuAnn Keeley, Diane Guilford, Kacee Craig, June Yoder, Denise Fellers. THIRD ROW: Nancy Syevens, Janie Hayes, Marsha Kim- mel, Judy Kline, Linda Anderson, Kathy Thiel, Lori Lucas, Sharon Snyder, Carol Guerriero. 53 Superintendent Has Many Responsibilities as Top Boss MR. LESTERLATTA: B.S.; Findlay College; M.S. and Ed.S.; Bowling Green State Uni¬ versity; Total years taught 1; Total years Principal 2; Total years Superintendent 23; Superintendent at Hicksville Schools for 4 years. School Board Composed of Prominent Persons 1972-73 SCHOOL BOARD: Paul King, Lloyd Turnbull, Harold Wittig, Ange- line Camp, Don Brown. 56 Thomas Kurry; New Principal at HHS MR. THOMAS KURRY; B.S. and M.Ed.; Xavier Univer¬ sity; Total years taught 17; Total years as Counselor 2 years; Total years as Princi¬ pal 6; Principal at Hicksville 1 . Guidance Counselor Tries to f Wise ' Up Students MRS. KATHRINE WISE; B.S. ; Defiance College; M.A.; Bowling Green State University; Taught 3 years; Teacher and Counselor 2; Counselor at Hicksville 9. 57 -A MRS. MARTHA GREEN: Secretary to Superintendent 5 years; Clerk of School Board. High School Secretaries Are Aids to Bosses l ■ Raymond Hook Prepares Little People for JHS MR. RAYMOND HOOK; B.S.; Defiance College; M. A.; Ohio State University; Taught 1 year at Hicksville; Principal of Elementary School, 16 years. Connie Hostetler Is Big Help to Elementary Students MRS. CONNIE HOSTETLER; Ele¬ mentary School Secretary. 59 • Three Head Math Department MR. ALVIN MEYER; B.S.; Defiance College; Total years taught 33; 9 years at Hicksville; 7th and 8th grade Math. MR. LEE PETER; B.S.; Defiance College; Total years taught 1; 1 year at Hicksville; General Math, Geometry, Freshman Basketball, Freshman Football, Reserve Baseball Coach. MR. JOHN FAST; B.S.; Defiance College; M.S. ; Indiana University; Total years taught 16; 16 years at Hicksville; Analytic Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra I, II, 8th grade Math, 8th grade Basketball Coach. 60 MR. EDWIN KALTENBACH; B.S.; Defiance College; M.S. , Oregon State University; Total years taught 7; 6 years at Hicksville; 8th grade Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics. Kaltenbach, Balser Are School Scientists MR. JERRY BALSER; B.S.; Ohio Northern University; Total years taught 8; 5 years at Hicksville; 8th grade Science, General Sci¬ ence, Cross Country, Reserve Basketball, and Jr. High Track Coach. 61 ■ r MISS ANN MATHEWS; B.S.; Kent State University; Total years taught 1; 1 year at Hicksville; Art. Improvements Made in Art, Shop Courses MR. DONALD OBERLIN; B.S.; Bowling Green State University; Total years taught 4; 3 years at Hicksville; Industrial Arts. 62 Band, Choir Present Concerts MR. RON JINKS; B.S.; Kent State University; Total years taught 2; 1 year at Hicksville; Choir Director. MR. LARRY DULL; B.S.; Bowling Green State University; Total years taught 8; 6 years at Hicksville; Band Director. 63 S HHS Teachers Stress Importance MRS. MARGARET McADAMS; B.S.; Bowling Green State University; Total years taught 18; 11 years at Hicksville; Latin I, II, English 9; Journalism I. MRS. SHARI MILLER; A.B.; Indiana University; Total years taught 1; 1 year at Hicksville; Spanish I, II; English 9. 64 of the English Language MRS. SANDRA REDDEN; B.S.; Saint Francis College; Total years taught 3; 3 years at Hicksville; English 8, 10. MRS. CAROLYN WHITACRE; A.B.; Miami University; Total years taught 2; 2 years at Hicksville; English 11, 12, Speech. 65 MR. THOMAS HALLETT; B.S.; Bowling Green State University; Total years taught 6; 1 year at Hicksville; Government, American History, Varsity Basketball Coach. Hallett, Hardy, Cherry Make HHS Social Studies Interesting MR. RANDY HARDY; B.S.; Defiance Col¬ lege; Total years taught 2; 2 at Hicksville; 8th grade American History, 10th grade World History, 12th grade Contemporary Issues and Problems, Jr. High Football Coach, 7th grade Basketball Coach, Head Jr. High Baseball Coach. MR. GEORGE CHERRY; B.S.; Indiana Un¬ iversity; Total years taught 22; 11 at Hicksville; Psychology, Sociology, Geo¬ graphy, Driver’s Ed. , Golf Coach, Athletic Director. 66 MR. PAUL ANDERSON; B.S.; Southwest Missouri State University; Total years taught 2; 1 at Hicks- ville; EMR, Wrestling Coach. Anderson Teaches EMR Program; Metz Heads JHS Social Studies MR. BILL METZ; B.S.; Defiance College, Total years taught 3; 3 at Hicksville; 7th grade Civics, Ohio History, Geography, Assistant Football Coach, Head Baseball Coach. 67 MRS. SHAYNA CLINE; B. A.; Defiance College; Total years taught 1; 1 at Hicks- ville; Typing I, II, Shorthand I, Bookkeeping 1. Cline, Martin Prepare Students for the Business World. MR. ROBERT MARTIN; B.S.; Defiance College; Total years taught 8; 3 at Hicksville; Bus. English, Bus. Law, General Bus., Clerical Records, Journalism II. Rohrs, Miller Encourage JHS Students MRS. DOROTHY ROHRS; B.A.; Defiance College; Total years taught 12; 9 at Hicksville; 7th and 8th grade English. MRS. PATRICIA MILLER; B.S.; Kent State Univer¬ sity; Total years taught 19; 13 at Hicksville; Home Economics, 8th grade Science. 69 MR. ALBERT BELLISARI; B. S.; Wittenberg University; Total years taught 9; 7 years at Hicksville; Healt h, Phys. Ed., Head Football and High School Track Coach. Phys. Ed. Creates Strong Minds and Bodies MRS. JEAN SILER; B.S.; Ohio State University; Total years taught 6; 6 years at Hicksville; Phys. Ed. , Health, Cheerleader advisor, Yell Club advisor, G.A.A. Coach. MRS. KATHY SANDERS; B.S. ; University of Toledo; Total years taught 5; 1 year at Hicks¬ ville; Music 1,2,3, Phys. Ed. 3,4,5,6. 70 Mrs. Longsworth Feels Reading Is Fundamental MRS. ALICE LONGSWORTH; B.S.; Ohio Wesleyan Univer¬ sity; M.A.; Purdue-Indiana Regional University; Total years taught 5; 5 years at Hicksville; Library Science. Plassman Maintains an Orderly Study Hall 71 Journalism I Class Keeps Up Good Work on the Spoondrift FLOOR: Carmen Husted, Loretta Scranton, Dean Phillips. SEAT¬ ED: Sue Maloney, Larry Kenner. STANDING: Robin Tuttle, Carol Merritt, Margaret McAdams, advisor, Val Pocratsky. LAD¬ DER: Kathy Hesselschwardt, Sue Milner, Nancy Stevens, Carol Guerriero, Joan Kline. Co-Editors Sue Maloney and Larry Kenner realize compromising is a big part in the production of the Spoon- drift. The SPOONDRIFT, a biweekly publication re¬ ceived a Best of Class Rating in the Northern Ohio Scholastic Press Association (NOSPA) Con¬ test and a First Class Honor Rating in the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA) Contest this year. Robin Tuttle received a Second Place in Col¬ umns Competition in the NOSPA and the paper also received an Honorable Mention in Columns Competition in the NOSPA. Comments from the NSPA judges were Good variety of content in the paper. and Keep up the good work on editorials. Innovations in the paper were pictures and re¬ views on movies, books, television shows and live performances at the Coliseum. 74 FIRST ROW: Roger Ferguson, Mitzi Gloor. SECOND ROW: Robert Martin, advisor, Karen Scranton, Marsha Kimmel, Janet Kirby, Brenda Phillips, Sally Stickney, Deb Bergman, Sandy Weber, Tom Haase. Hixonian Staff Creates a Yearbook Hixonian Editor Janet Kirby and Assistant Editor Karen Scranton attended a special Taylor Workshop at Morehead State University in Morehead, Kentucky, for one week in June. There the girls learned the basics of putting together a yearbook. The Workshop also pro¬ vided plenty of recreation after the sessions were over. Following a different plan this year, the 1972-1973 Hixonian staff decided to have everyone work on the whole book instead of assigning one person to each section. Editor Janet Kirby and Assistant Editor Karen Scran¬ ton work hard on last minute preparations. 75 F HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Dave Gambrel, Kevin Kreg, Kacee Craig, Byron Panasuk, Dave Johns, Janet Kirby, Laren Wittig, Deb Slattery. SECOND ROW; Gary Yoder, Karen Burns, Cathy Walters, Diane Guilford, Keith McDonald, Alan Pearson, Cheryl Giffhorn, Stan Rowan. Student Councils Propose Many New Changes JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: BOTTOM ROW: Jim Gambrel, Joni Slattery. SECOND ROW: Mich¬ elle Panasuk, Carol Cherry, Lori Kreg, Shelley Terry. THIRD ROW: Paul Camp, James Kares, Rosetta Miller, Dennis Durre, Robbie Wyatt, Susie Tomlinson. 76 ■mNe NHS Inducts Thirteen New Members NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: SEATED: Mrs. Kathryn Wise, advisor; Sally Stickney, Deb Bergman, Diane Hauter, Sue Maloney. SECOND ROW: Laren Wittis, Sharon Finzer, Pam Gambrel, Dorothy Camp, Joyce Crowl, Deb Slattery, Gary Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: Lea Ann Mullens, Cathy Wonderly, Cheryl Giffhorn, Carol Guerriero, Terri Smith, Janet Kirby. FOURTH ROW: Stan Rowan, Larry Kenner. John Smith, Bill Hinson, Brent McCormack, Mike Hinsch, Stan Hostetler. FTA Visits Indiana State School FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Mrs. Carolyn Whitacre, Advisor; Deb Slattery, Sharon Finzer, Terri Smith. SECOND ROW: Sally Wahl, Janet Kirby, Marsha Kimmel. THIRD ROW: Carol Guerriero, Ricki Slattery, Cheryl Giffhorn, Jill Burley. 77 Latin Club Students Learn Customs of Early Romans LATIN CLUB- FIRST ROW: Cathy Walters, Lisa Dowell, Delores Camp, Ann Wyatt, Barb Linder, Sue Maloney, Drev Guilford SECOND ROW: Janie Hayes, Dave Johns, Martha Smith, Judie Bruggeman, Dave Leavell, Pam Gambrel Ann Kirby, Gary Hauter, Zoeanne Onstott, Va linda Street, Margaret McAdams, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Rick Smith, Carol Guerriero, Sharon Snyder, Terri Smith, Gail Tonneas, Jean Meyer, Kathy Hesselschwardt, Byron Panasuk Linda Davis, Heidi Husted. FOURTH ROW: Robin Tomlinson, Carol Tonneas, Cyndy Etchey, Ricki Slattery, Jill Burley, Fred Meyer. FIFTH ROW: Dean Phillips, Tim Brown, Dave Gambrel, Jim Volkert, Robb Holt, Dave Bruggeman, Gary Yoder, Curtis Panasuk, Tim Haven. The Hicksville Chapter of the Junior Classical League received several awards at the annual state convention at Columbus in March. The club received an award for Club of the Month of November. Ann Kirby received a second place plaque for The Mythology Tests. Robb Holt was elected First Vice-President for the state of Ohio. The club entered several other contests, which were the Talent Show, Arts and Crafts, The Poster Contest, and The Derivatives Test. The club held their annual initiation of Latin 1 students. Slave Day, Christmas Saturnalia, and Roman Banquet. Community projects included a car wash, and bake sales. In November members canvassed the town passing out literature on issue 2 of the state ballot. The offers for 1972-73 were Curtis Panasuk, Pres.; Anne Kirby, V. Pres.; Judie Bruggeman, Sec. -Treas.; Susan Whonsetler, Reporter; and Dave Leavell, Sergeant at Arms. 78 Spanish Club Samples Mexican Food SPANISH CLUB: FIRST ROW: Karen Burns, Virginia Timbrook, Patti Kaduk, Denise Fellers, Mrs. Shari Miller (advisor). SECOND ROW: Karen Scranton, Linda Miller, Paula Thiel, Lynette Wittig, Becky Linder, Darelene Thiel, Carol Thompson, Kay McGough, Cindy Cline. THIRD ROW: Rex Pontius, Brian Hinsch, Chris Bailey, Penny Miller, Wendy Pearson, Kacee Craig, Rick Thiel, Larry Ridgway, Greg Slattery, June Yoder. FOURTH ROW: Laren Wittig, Janet Laux, Dorothy Camp, Dick Altman, Duane Klepper, Sally Wahl, jeff Pepple, Tony Hefner, LeaAnn Mullens, Donna Pierce. FIFTH ROW: George Taylor, Carol Guerrieo, Kathy Hesselswardt, Linda Wittig, Cheryl Giffhorn, Brenda Speiser, Steve Conley, Judy Kline, Cheryl Con¬ ley, Kathy Thiel, Eileen Tietz. SIXTH ROW: Jeff Hirzel, Val Pocratsky, Roxanne Rohrs, Janean Taylor, Paul Gruetman, Mark Pocratsky, Mickey Pocratsky, Rick Craig, Kevin Kreg, Dan Turnbull, Jay Carr. Spanish Club started the 1972-73 year off with initiations of the new members. Any student having two years of Spanish or who was in Spanish was welcome to join. This year the Spanish Club held a Christmas party where they enjoyed tacos, frijoles, and tortillas. Later in the spring they traveled to Fort Wayne, Indiana, to the El Sid Cafe for their annual banquet. The members ate tacos, tostodas, enchilladas, and frijoles. In order to raise money for this they held a bake sale earlier in the month. 79 80 Drama Club Displays Many Talents SENIOR MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: Deb Bashor, Kim Bietz, Karen Scranton, LuAnn Kelley, Mrs. Alice Longsworth. SECOND ROW: Sally Stickney, Tammy King, Brenda Phillips, Sharon Finzer, Deb Slattery, Diane Hauter, Jane Ewing, Virginia Timbrook. THIRD ROW: Becky Addis, Rex Turnbull, Mitzi Gloor, Pam Gambrel, Marsha Kimmel, Cathy Wonderly, Don Ter- ty, Mary Evans. FOURTH ROW: Janet Kirby, Lucy Bungars, Terri Smith, Buff Cook, Sheila Culler, Sandy Weber, Patti Lucas, Marcia Hook, Stan Rowan. LAST ROW: Gail Tonneas, Cyndy Etchy, Gary Stevens, Bill Hinson, Brent McCormack, Tom Haase, Kieth Yontz, Gary Yoder, Miks Coplin, Tim Haven. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Handy, Reggie Jones, Sue Maloney, Mrs. Alice Longsworth. SECOND ROW: Kathy Kares, Sue Milner, Wendy Pearson, Diane Guilford, Heidi Hustes, Chris Koch. THIRD ROW: Linda Haney, Sally Wahl, Carol Merritt, Nancy Stevens, Cindy Addis, Joyce Growl, Barb Fritz. FOURTH ROW: Carman Hustes, Brent Savage, Kathy Hesselschwarst, Dan Hegarty, Jill Burley, Eileen Tietz, Linda Davis, Robin Tuttle. FIFTH ROW: Ricki Slattery, Tim Greutman, Dave Gambrel, Chris Slattery, Ross Holt, Paul Gruetman, Dave Bruggeman, Val Pognatsky, Carol Tonneas. Office Workers Add Cheerful Atmosphere to Office Routine OFFICE HELP: Patti Lucas, Joyce Crowl, Donna Neal, Sally Wahl, Laren Wittig, Deb Slattery, Tammy King, Roxanne Turnbull. Student Librarians Aid Mrs. Longsworth in Never Ending Jobs LIBRARIANS: FRONT ROW: Robin Martenies, Mona Beltz, Mrs. Alice Longsworth, advisor; Brent Savage, Paul Greutman, Deb Keller, Jim Yoder. BACK ROW: Larry Yoder, June Baker, Roxanne Congleton, Pam Schooley, Randy Richie, Dillen Houser. FHA Trains for a Better Tomorrow FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: FLOOR: Tammy Moreira, Mary Jane Cromwell, Pam Schooley. CHAIRS: Toni Owens, Mona Beltz, Janean Taylor, Robin Martenies, Becky Luberman, Jean Meyer. STAND¬ ING: Penny Miller, Janice Gump, Susan Cottrell, Kay Handy. FBLA Concentrates on Community Projects FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA: SEATED: Dawn Dietz, Marquita Poper, Diane Hauter, Chris Koch, Pat Handy, Sue Maloney. SECOND ROW: Mitzi Gloor, Cindy Addis, Carmen Husted, Janet Kirby, Linda Davis, Sheila Culler, Cathy Wonderly, Mary Evans, Deb Bergman, Mrs. Shayne Cline, advisor. THIRD ROW: Deb Keller, Gail Scott, Buff Cook, Sandy Weber, Val Pocratsky, Patti Lucas, Jill Burley, Marci Hook, Donna Neal. 82 VOLUNTEENS: FRONT: Diane Onstott, Lea Ann Mullens. SECOND ROW: Lillian Van- Scoder, Chris Payton, Mary VanScoder, Yvonne Morgan, Julie Morrison, Cindy Cline. THIRD ROW: Nancy Sweet, Joan Kline, Dorothy Camp. Volunteens Donate Their Services to the Town. Arts and Crafts Club — New at H.H.S. ARTS AND CRAFTS: FRONT ROW: Ken Kimple, John Bailey, Warren VanHorn, Kevin Countryman, Tim Shull. SECOND ROW: Pam Zimmerman, Greg Zimmerman, Mike Bailey, Janet Kirby, Tony Heffner, Rick Mettert, Deb Slattery, Advisor D. J. Oberlin. THIRD ROW: Advisor Ann Mathews, Eileen Tietz, Bob Conley, Greg Waltenberger, Chris Slattery, Allan Meyer, Dave Cottrell, Dave Battershell. FOURTH ROW: Allen Pearson, Scott Headley, Brent McCormack, Tom Silvers, Russ Hampson, Kevin Metz, Mike Swee¬ ney, Kieth Yontz. 83 HHS Marching Aces Have Successful Season HHS Marching Aces: FIRST ROW: Linda Davis, Robin Tuttle, Director, Larry Dull, Deb Bergman. SECOND ROW: Jim Kline , Becky Linder, Pam Zimmerman, Bryant Hinsch, Nancy Sweet, Susan Cottrell, Karen Scranton, Patti Kaduk, Lisa Dowell, Bret Guilford. THIRD ROW: Kevin Countryman, Marsha Kimmel, Martha Smith, Sally Wahl, Dorothy Camp, LeaAnn Mullens, Diane Guilford, Zoeanne Onstott, Sue Milner, Barb Linder, Delores Camp. FOURTH ROW: Valinda Street, Sharon Snyder, Dave Cleland, Gary Applegate, Gary Hauter, Nancy Stevens, Twyla Wonderly, Judie Bruggeman, Pam Gambrel, Raynell Baker, Carmen Husted. FIFTH ROW: Cheryl Giffhorn, Cheryl Conley, Cathy Hesselswardtz, Lu¬ cinda Bungard, Linda Anderson, Marcia Hurni, Lori Lucas, Linda Wittig, Joan Kline, Carol Merritt, Linda Haney. SIXTH ROW: Carol Tonneas, Susan Whonsetler, Ricki Slattery, Cyndy Etchey, Wayne McCain, John Surfus, John Hart, Brenda Speiser, Robin Tomlinson, Randy Stuckey, Terri Smith. SEVENTH ROW: Russell Hampson, Robb Holt, Dave Leonard, Larry Kenner, Chris Slattery, Jim Volkert, Duane Klepper, Dean Husted, Lori Tomlinson, Dave Cottrell, Dean Phillips, Dan Turnbull. The Hicksville High School Marching Aces Band par¬ ticipated in the Three Rivers Festival Parade in Fort Wayne, Indiana and were rated as a Superior Band. The band was burdened with heavy rains and muddy shoes during foot¬ ball season, but still performed well. The Homecoming performance was especially well liked by all, for as Robin Tuttle, Head Majorette twirled away with her fire baton, the night was darkened, but the baton shown through. 84 Majorettes Lead Band Through Busy Season Head Majorette, Junior, ROBIN TUTTLE • Tv ™ l ' y 4 . . ■ ' i - f . Senior Junior DEB BERGMAN LINDA DAVIS 85 Pep Band Encourages Team Spirit HHS Pep Band: FIRST ROW: Dorothy Camp, Patti Kaduk, Sue Milner, Nancy Stevens. SECOND ROW: Lucinda Bungard, Joan Kline, Lisa Dowell, Dean Phillips, Lori Tomlinson, Valinda Street, Martha Smith, Sharon Snyder, Becky Linder. THIRD ROW: Brenda Speiser, Ricki Slattery, Cheryl Giffhorn, Linda Wittig, Barb Linder, Judie Bruggeman, Cheryl Conley, Carol Merritt, Gary Hauter, Bryant Hinsch, Terri Smith. FOURTH ROW: Russell Ham- pson. Dean Husted, Larry Kenner, Dave Cottrell, Kevin Countryman, Dave Clel nd, Chris Slattery, Robb Holt, Jim Volkert, Wayne McCain, LeaAnn Mullens. The Hicksville High School Pep Band sparked up the football and basketball games with their finger- - snapping, popular music. The Pep Band also performed at pep assemblies and at the Victory Celebration for the football team after they received first place in the North west Buckeye Border League. 86 I JHS Band Encourages Young Musicians JHS Concert Band: FIRST ROW: Janet Anderson, Annette Mackling, Diana Onstott, Diana Burns, Jill Rodocker. SECOND ROW: Keith Countryman, Michelle Panasuk, Lori Kreg, Lori Quick, Kim Shatto, Nancy Applegate, Val¬ erie Klepper, Tammy Caperton, Christina Tremains, Susie Pocratsky, Janice Onstott, Linda Jones, Debbie Cress, Michelle Hefner. THIRD ROW: Jeff Durre, Kenny Boyce, Kreg Hesselswardt, Robin Adcock, Mitch Panasuk, Stephanie Leonard, Lana Tustison, Beth Hook, Tim Hicks, Jim Husted, Jerry Milner, Jim Gambrel, Jed Pryor, Dave Gobrogge, Bob Luderman, Rod Bare, Bridget Kemerer, Shelley Terry, Guy Mackling, Judy Tomlison, Den¬ nis Durre, Donna Surfus. FOURTH ROW: Director, Larry Dull, Sallie Street, Randy Berry, Susan Tomlison, Milton Gruber, Jeff Killian, Linda Bok. The Hicksville Junior High School Concert Band performed at the Christmas Concert along with other school musical organizations. The Band also perform¬ ed for the Elementary School one afternoon to give young, upcoming musicians a taste of what band is The Junior High School Marching Band started off their year by marching in the Memorial Day Parade. like. Later members traveled to the Solo and Ensemble Contest in Toledo, where they received seven Superiors, seven Excellents, and three Good ratings. On May 12th the band travels to District Contest. They also marched Parents ' Night at the football game with the High School Marching Band. 87 HHS Concert Band Receives Excellent HHS CONCERT BAND: FIRST ROW: Judie Bruggeman, Sally Wahl, Delores Camp, Robin Tuttle. SECOND ROW: Pam Gambrel, Cyndy Etchey, Barb Linder, Deb Bergman, Valinda Street, Martha Smith, Nancy Stevens, Lori Tom¬ linson. THIRD ROW: Larry Kenner, Tammy King, Dave Gambrel, Jim Volkert, Patti Lucas, Gary Hauter, Dick Altman, Bryant Hinsch, Bret Guilford, Linda Haney, Zoeanne Onstott, Jim Kline. FOURTH ROW: Joan Kline, Pam Zimmerman, Carol Tonneas, Marsha Kimmel, Cheryl Conley, George Taylor, Carol Merritt, Robin Tomlinson, Robb Holt, Dean Phillips, Chris Slattery, Diane Guilford. FIFTH ROW: Steve Dowell, Patti Kaduk, Rick Mettert, Lindsey Kees, Rick Thiel, John Surfus. The HHS Concert Band presented a two and one half hour Christmas Concert along with the Junior High Concert Band, the High School Chorus, the Junior High Chorus, and the Girls Ensemble. Later the band was represented at Solo and Ensemble Contest at Bowling Green State University. Participating was a Sax Quartet consisting of Cheryl Conley, Carol Merritt, Robb Holt, and Diane Guilford. The group received a Superior rating. Cheryl Conley re¬ ceived an Excellent rating with her Sax Solo. 88 FIRST ROW: Carmen Husted, Becky Linder, Dorothy Camp, Lisa Dowell. SECOND ROW: Sharon Snyder, Kathy Hes- selswardt, Susie Milner, Lori Lucas, Linda Anderson, Sue Cottrell, Linda Wittig. THIRD ROW: Dean Husted, Dave Leavell, Marcia Hurni, Twyla Wonderly, Cheryl Giffhorn, Linda Davis, Dave Leonard, Brenda Speiser, Ricki Slat¬ tery, Terri Smith, Lucinda Bungard. FOURTH ROW: Russell Hampson, Duane Klepper, LeaAnn Mullens, Nancy Sweet, Gary Applegate, Dave Cottrell, Dan Turnbull, Randy Stuckey, Dave Cleland, Kevin Countryman, Rox Turn- bull, Dave Cottrell. FIFTH ROW: John Hart, Director, Larry Dull. Rating In District Competition The band was to travel to the University of Toledo to participate in District Contest on April 17th but a snow storm prevented the trip. Instead they went to Napoleon High School the next weekend to compete in the make-up contest. They received an overall Excellent rating. On April 30th the band presented a Spring Concert. Soloists in the number Slidin ' Saints were Pam Gambrel and Larry Kenner. The Sax Quartet also played their contest number. 89 Sing Along With Director Jinks SR HIGH CHORUS: FIRST ROW: Jane Ewing, Joyce Crowl, Sharon Finzer, Deb Fowler, Buff Cook, Mary Jo Peter, Kacee Craig, Barb Fritz, Nancy Sweet. SECOND ROW: Becky Addis, Linda Anderson, Tony Hefner, Carmen Husted, Robin Tuttle, Pam Schooley, Dan Bare, Brian Quick, Marcia Hurni, THIRD ROW: Lucinda Bungard, Jean Meyer, Chris Payton, Ricki Slattery, Cyndy Etchey, Rick Sweet, Mark Leavell, Shirley Haase, Becky Luderman, Gail Tonneas. FOURTH ROW: Lillian VanScoder, Reggie Jones, Kim Countryman, Virginia Timbrook, Shirley Mendenhall, Don Baumgardner, Cindy Wann, LuAnn Kelley, Mr. Ronald Jinks. JR. HIGH CHORUS: FIRST ROW: Jim Brown, Keith Countryman, Lana Smith, Sally Street, Cora Mock, Patty Smead, Vera Barkman, David Owens, Kirk Parker, Rita Barkman. SECOND ROW: Paula Hill, Sherri McClish, Bruce Essex, Rhonda Fritz, Pam Briver, Guy Mackling, Jeff Killian, Robin Adcock, David Crowl, Donna Surfus, Karrie Countryman, Dianna Rohlof, Mr. Ronald Jinks. THIRD ROW: Joni Slattery, Debbie Timbrook, Roberta Ream, Tony Flannery, Joel Taylor, Jed Pryor, Kenny Boyce, Jeff 90 Burre, Lori Quick, Chris Stickney, Tracy Tremains, Kenny Pask. I Jr. High and Frosh Yell Club Members are: FIRST ROW: Chris Cromwell, Cindy Cline, Penny Pontius, Carolyn Hirzel, Kim Shatto. SECOND ROW: Mary Cromwell, Chris Walters, Karrie Countryman, Carol Thompson, Kay Handy, Lynette Wittig, Diane Burns, Tracy Tremains, Donna Surfus. THIRD ROW: Dorinda Russel, Robin Adcock, Rhonda Fritz, Jill Rodocker, Caril Cherry, Mary Jo Miller, Lori Kreg, Shelley Terry, Carolyn Meyer. FOURTH ROW: Michele Heffner, Debra Timbrook, June Yoder, Lori Quick Mary Whonsetler, Tammy Moreira, Kacee Craig, Kim Countryman, Karen Bums, Sue Cottrell. FIFTH ROW: Joni Slattery, Donna Pierce, Jean Meyer, Kathy Thiel, Brenda Spieser, Rex Rhors, Judy Kline, Linda Anderson, Beth Hook, Kathy Rohloff, Jane Hayes. LAST ROW: 91 Diane Rohloff, Susan Pocratsky, Anne Wyatt, Diane Onstott, Cindy Repp, Janelle McKinley, Patty Kaduk, Julia Morrison, Linda Miller, Michele Panasuk. High School Yell Club members are: BOTTOM ROW: Reggie Jones, Chris Koch, Sally Stipkney, Heidi Husted, Kathy Kares. SECOND ROW: Pat Handy, Diane Guilford, Brenda Phillips, Jo Peter, Jane Ewing, Tammy King, Diane Hauter, Cathy Walters. THIRD ROW: Sharon Finzer, Janet Laux, Eilsen Tietz, Marcia Hurni, Janet Kirby, Laura Morgan, Deb Slattery. FOURTH ROW: Mitzi Gloor, Lori Lucas, Patti Lucas, Carol Tonneas, Sue Whonset¬ ler, Jo Miller, Michele Adamczyk, Roxanne Turnbull. Yell Club Leads School Spirit Varsity Club Is Merit of Hard Working Athletes VARSITY CLUB: FIRST ROW: Coach A1 Bellisari, Rick Mettert, Dave Leavell, Stan Hostetler, Rick Thiel, Mark Leavell. SECOND ROW: George Taylor, Howard Moore, Stan Rowan, Dave Bartershell, Craig Cherry, Hal Os- mun, Mike Hinsch, Rick Kimmel, Dave Cleland. THIRD ROW: Tim Haven, Bob Conley, Chuck Cline, Roger Ferguson, Gary Yoder, Kevin Kreg, Allen Pearson, Curtis Panasuk, Dave Brown. FOURTH ROW: Dave Gambrel, Jim Thiel, Brent McCormack, Bob Larson, Kevin Metz, John Boon, Mickey Pocratsky, Kieth McDonald, Kent Yontz. 92 GAA Is Involved in Teams, Parties, Banquet. JUNIOR - SENIOR MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Virginia Timbrook, Kim Dietz, Reggie Jones, LuAnn Keeley, Sue Mil¬ ner, Karen Scranton, Sue Maloney. SECOND ROW: Sally Stickney, Jane Ewing, Deb Slattery, Sharon Finzer, Mary Evans, Karen Scott, Dorothy Camp, Laren Wittig, Brenda Phillips, Tammy King. THIRD ROW: Diane Hau- ter. Carmen Husted, Leann Mullens, Marcia Hurni, Joan Kline, Carol Meritt, Nancy Stevens, Robin Tuttle, Sally Wahl. FOURTH ROW: Pam Gambrel, Marsha Kimmel, Mitzi Gloor, Jo Miller, Linda Wittig, Cheryl Giffhorn, Buff Cook, Rex Turnbull, Janet Kirby, Cathy Wonderly. LAST ROW: Sheila Culler, Linda Davis, Kathy Hessel- schwarst, Marcia Hook, Sandy Weber, Marian Schliesser, Val Pocratsky, Patti Lucas, Jill Burley, Donna Neal, Terri SmitI FROSH - SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Mary Cromwell, Cathy Walters, Marquita Poper, Barb Linder, Pat Handy, Dawn Dietz. SECOND ROW: Pat Handy, Pam Zimmerman, Delores Camp, Sue Barkman, Lynette Wittig, Becky Linder, Kathy Kares, Linda Miller, Lisa Dowell. THIRD ROW: Heidi Husted, Delores Bassett, Kim Country¬ man, Diane Guilford, Karen Burks, Kathy Thornburg, Paula Thiel, Anne Wyatt. FOURTH ROW: Jane Hayes, Janet Timbrook, Donna Pierce, Janet Laux, Judie Bruggeman, Brenda Parker, June Yoder, Kacee Craig, Anne Kirby, Wendy Pearson. FIFTH ROW: Judy Kline, Brenda Spieser, Carol Tonneas, Lori Tomlinson, Chris Slattery, Rex Rhors, Gail Scott, Susie Whonsetler, Laura Meyer, Kathy Thiel. LAST ROW: Jean Meyer, Raywell Baker, Twyla Wonderly, Joyce Gerig, Linda Anderson, Sharon Snyder, Deb Keller, Eileen Tietz, Lori Lucas, Linda Haney. 93 Cooks, Helpers Provide Schools with Nutritious Lunches HIGH SCHOOL COOKS: Mrs. Shir¬ ley Hinsch, Mrs. Jeanne Bergman, Mrs. Pauline Haver, Mrs. Ruth Timbrook. HIGH SCHOOL HELPERS: Marsha Kimmel, Karen Fogle, Michele Adamczyk, Laura Mor¬ gan, Dorinda Russell, Helen Clark. ELEMENTARY COOKS: Mrs. Joan Waltenber- ger, Mrs. Emma Morhart, Mrs. Florence Rohrs, Mrs. Barb Thiel. 94 Janitors Keep H.H.S. Clean Custodian Arden Bauer has many tasks; one being to keep the furnace up. STUDENT CUSTODIANS; Robin Martin- ies, Tony Marts, Denny Gipple. Bus Drivers Carry Loads of Responsibility VOCATIONAL SCHOOL BUS DRIVER: Ralph Morhart. 1972-73 SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS; FIRST ROW: Ken Stoller, Denver Zeedyk, Galen Green. SECOND ROW: Mary Minning, Jackie Zee- dyk, Ethalinda Schliesser, Nancy Karris. .... in H z D O U I £5 D O U 96 V 45 HHS Students Attend Don Terry displays electrical ingenuity. Courses available at Four-County Joint Vocational School: Agriculture Equipment Mechancis Agriculture Business Vocational Horticulture Agri Business Management Diesel Engine Mechancis Entry Data Processing Account Clerk High Skill Steno Cooperative Office Education Clerical Skills Distributive Education Food Service Worker Child Care Assistant Appliance Service Program Auto Body Service Auto Mechancis Carpentry and Building Trades Commercial Art Cosmetology Health Occupations Drafting Electrical Electronics Machine Shop Industrial Maintenance Welding and Sheet Metal Engine Repair and Service Printing Occupational Work Experience Child care is one of Deb Bashor’s many studies. Four-County students enjoy a delicious meal at the school cafeteria. Four-County Vocational School Kirk Savage busily prepares his work for the day. Mechanics prove to be an interesting subject to Mike Mil¬ ler, Dick Beltz, and Bill Myers. Kim Dietz and Karen Scott enjoy their cosmetology training. ' l I mm 3 i Sheila Culler and Mary Evans demonstrate their typing and dictation skills. 99 Sue McCann and Bill Hinsch work on a Commer¬ cial Art project. Office Practice work is shared by Marian Schliesser, Marcia Nook, and Cathy Wonderly. Diane Hauter is a hard working Account Clerk. Mechanics Jim Bat- tershell and Ray Martinies seem to enjoy their work. Allen Shough prepares to meet the challenge of the world through O. W. E. Delta Pask and Dave McClellan find Drafting to be an intriguing subject. 100 Cosmetologists Linda Hayes, Jan Fortney, and Cindy Addis enjoy setting wigs. Agriculture Equipment Mechanic s Joe Timbrook and Gary Rohrs discover an engine difficulty. John Evans is also an Ag¬ riculture Equipment Mechanic. Roland Stultz prefers small engine mechancis. Lounging in the halls is a favorite pastime of Bob Wood¬ ring, Dan Hegarty, Jim Taylor, and Leon Hart. Caring for sick people is the job of Health Occupational stu¬ dents Sherry Ballinger, Lilly Neace, and Laura Cleland. 101 1973 Class Prophecy The year is 1983, and the time is 10:42 A.M. BRIAN QUICK is returning to the town of his High School years. The sign says HICKSVILLE 7 miles. Running his TR -6 about 145 mph, Brian happened upon a hitch¬ hiker. The sign in her hand said HICKSVILLE, so he figured he might as well give her a ride into town (mind you, Brian had no bad intentions when he gave this female a lift). Well, it turned out to be SALLY STICK- NEY and upon inquiry Brian learned that she had hitch-hiked around the world. It had taken her 10 years to accomplish her feat. She had started on Mary 27th, 1973. Sally was surprised to see Brian. Her mother had told her that Brian had moved to Austria to sing with the Vienna Boys Choir. Seeing Brian again made Sally wonder what had happened to the rest of the Class of 73. Being a traveling man, Brian saw many people and many places. One night in New York, he noticed two familiar faces. Afterwards, he found out it was the famous FBI Team of PATTI LUCA and SHIRLEY MENDENHALL. They were in New York to snag the notorious Yontz Gang. Both KIETH and KENT claimed innocence, while Patti and Mendy had no comments. Sally knew more about the persons who had stayed nearer to Hicksville. For instance, she knew that JIM BATTERSHELL gave up driving Cadillacs. He found Volkswagens to be cheaper on gas. CYNDY ETCHEY became a Psychiatrist and worked in Toledo. VIRGINIA TIMBROOK didn’t want to break up the friendship, so she became Cyndy’s number one patient. BRENDA PHILLIPS wasn’t doing so well. After the school turned her loose on the world, she joined the Navy, but received a medical discharge due to sea sick- ness. ■ ' ■ 1 ‘ : , ' ‘ It ’ While Sally was in Tokyo, Japan, she heard a strange rumor of a nuclear Physicist marooned on the pen¬ insula of Kamchatka. It turned out to be PAM GAMBREL. Naturally she was alarmed at.first, but was quick¬ ly put at ease when she heard that help was on the way. DICK BELTZ and GARY ROHRS were just off the coast in a submarine. They would r escue Pam as soon as the Russians stopped shooting at them. Also ' in Japan were BECKY ADDIS and GAIL TONNEAS. Gail was a Captain in the U.S. Air Force Nursing Corps and Becky had quit her job as a bed pan peddler at Fountain Manor to become a pilot. Brian had read in the News Tribune (now owned by DEB BERGMAN and DEB SLATTERY) that the High School Government teacher, Tom Hallett, had been replaced by DON BAUMGARDNER. BRAD and JILL SMITH now have twelve kids and twelve Dairy Bars. They must think things come cheaper by the dozen. BILL MYERS became a Conservation Officer. Everyone calls him Uncle Mokey. GLEN BARK MAN bought out Virgil Rohrs and now owns a chain of Gas for Less Stations. , ' SANDY WEBER became a model. She has just renewed her contract with Playboy Magazine and DILLON HOUSER is this month’s centerfold for Cosmopolitan Magazine. A few people made it into show biz. JANE EWING is working on Broadway. MARIAN SCHLIESSER works on the Love American Style” television show. Last week she was chosen ' Playmate of the Year. ’ CATHY WONDERLY took over Uni ' s place and does Uni¬ royal commercials. . ;;i Some of the kids really made their lives worthwhile. LUCY DIMGARD became Warden of San Quentin Prison. TAMMY KING and KAREN SCOTT ’opened a Beauty School in Antwerp and MARCIA HOOK has. en¬ rolled as a student. JANET KIRBY married the president of Taylor Publishing Company and everyone knows who is the real” president now. DON TERRY took over the Palace of Sweets and MIKE COPLIN manages the Open Door. ;f , f; j i | 7 Pm I _ | 104 Some of the kids went into some pretty weird businesses. Take JEFF THIEL for instance. Jeff sells New and Used Johnny on the Spot Outhouses, while MARK LEAVELL designs them. ALLEN SHOUGH works for Jacques Cousteau as a Penguin expert. BUFF COOK hasn ' t done much with her life. She has chased a certain man through 27 different colleges. Does she want a degree or a man? MARSHA KIMMEL moved to Texas. She now owns a cattle ranch. If one is ever in the mood for a chicken supper, he should go to Colonel GARY YODER ' S Chicken House. Many of the kids joined the sports world. The big race at Indianapolis this year has many Hicksville fans. It seems that the favorites are DAVE McCLELLAN in his 1983 Tank Special, JOHN BOON in his 1983 Vega, and ROGER FERGUSON in his Track Suit. MITZI GLOOR recently won the 1982 Decathalon and ROLAND STULT Z was drafted as Wilt Chamberlain ' s replacement for the Los Angeles Lakers. TIM HAVEN won the Tennis Championship at the Hicksville Tennis Courts. The notorious cassinova of Pro Golf, BOB LARSON, won the Masters Championship, and GARY ZIMMERMAN beat Chris Taylor in Pro Wrestling at the Ringer Memorial Coliseum. LuANN KEELEY placed first in the Cairo to Capetown bicycle race in Africa. Of course there are those that live dangerously. NANCY HELSEL and REX TURNBULL do free fall tricks at County Fairs. DEB BASHOR works as secretary to Mr. Kurry and TERRI SMITH took over Mrs. Wises’ position. JIM THIEL really hit it big. He became player-coach of that ' great football team, the Pittsburgh Steelers. JOE TIMBROOK, GARY STEVENS, and MIKE MILLER drive semi trucks. Now and then you can hear them as they roar through the streets of Hicksville. The area radio stations are playing a catchy little tune. It is an advertisement for KIM DIETZ ' Beauty Salon. It goes like this: 1 . X ' ' .y. .I Kimmy ' s is the place to go If you want good hair to show. If you don ' t want your hair done here You can stick it in your ear! BRAD KARRIS is Maintenance Engineer at the Hicksville Elementary School. DELTA PASK owns his own personal liquor store while KAREN SCRANTON and DIANE HAUTER work as checkout girls there. GREG LANGHAM and DENNIS GUMP are the best customers. SUE McCann, SUE HELSEL, and SHEILA CULLER fought so hard for women ' s lib that they wound up in the Foreign Legion. BRENT McCORMACK and ROGER AMORE both went into dentistry. The only difference in their work is that Brent charges more. BILL HINSCH does the B.C, Comic Strip for the Defiance Crescent. TOM HAASE went into Construction work. He sits behind a big desk all day and tells RAY MARTINIES and KIRK SAVAGE what to do and where td go .... SHARON FINZER and MARY EVANS are Belly Dancers at the Huber Theater every Saturday night. DAVE COTTRELL has his own church in Hicksville. Every Sunday STAN ROWAN and JOHN SMITH ' volunteer to be his ushers, while RICK SWEET and his Showman play and sing the hymns, t p As Brian ' s car approached Hicksville, a ' sudden quiet had befallen the occupants. They both realized that the great Class of ’73 had Turned out just fine. Some of the kids would never see each other again, but both Brian and Sally knew that the glorious days of ruling the halls of HHS would forever keep these class¬ mates together. Photograph by KRYDER STUDIO Leo, Indiana REBECCA LYNN ADDIS Choir 2,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Yell Club 1,2; Coronation 4. DONALD R. BAUMGARDNER Choir 4. ROGER HOWARD AMORE Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Homecoming Escort 4. RICHARD PAUL BELTZ Industrial Arts Club 1,2. DEBRA LOUISE BASHOR FHA 1,4; Volunteens 2; Drama Club 3; HERO 4. DEBORAH SUE BERGMAN Student Council 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 1,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; HHS 3,4; FBLA 2, 3,4; Drama Club 2; Hixonian 4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Coro¬ nation 4. JAMES BATTERSHELL JR. Choir 1; Football 2; VICA 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2. JOHN M. BOON Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2,3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Golf 2; Cross Country 2. 106 So Long Seniors; Always Remem ber . DAVID RAY COTTRELL Band 1,2,3,4; Music Honors 3; Pep Band 3,4; Stage Band 3; Musical 3; Coronation 4. SHEILA RUTH CULLER Band 1,2; Class Play 3; GAA 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Music Honors 1,2; Drama Club 3,4; Yell Club 3,4; OOEA 3,4; IOE 3, 4; Coronation 4. KIM MARIE DIETZ Choir 1; GAA 4; FHA 1,2; Volunteens 1; VICA 3,4; Art Club 1. CYNTHIA MARIA ETCHEY Student Council 1; Choir 1,4; Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 2; Music Honors 1,2,3,4; Yell Club 2; Latin Club 1, 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Defiance College Community Band 3; Stage Band 2,3,4; Musi¬ cal 3; Coronation 4. 107 LUCINDA KAY BUNGARD Choir 4; Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1, 2,3; FTA 2,3,4; Music Honors 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Coronation 4. BUFF COLETTE COOK Student Council 1; Choir 4; Band 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3, 4; Latin Club 1; College Club 3; Cheerleader 1; Drama Club 2, 3,4; Yell Club 1; Bat Girl 2,3; Coronation 4. MICHAEL CO PL IN Student Council 1; Band 1; Foot¬ ball 1 Basketball 1; Class Of¬ ficer 2; Drama Club 3,4; Schol¬ arship Team 1; Coronation 4. MARY MARIE EVANS Class Play 3; GAA 1,2,4; FBLA 2,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Drama Club 4; Yell Club 1,2,4; OOEA 3,4; IOE 3,4; Coronation 4. JANE PATRICE EWING Choir 1,4; GAA 1,2,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,3; Girls ' State 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Musical 3,4; Office Work 3; Coronation 4. ROGER D. FERGUSON Choir 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Spoondrift 3; Hix- onian 4; Coronation 4. SHARON LOUISE FINZER Student Council 3; Choir 1,4; Class Officer 2; GAA 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; FT A 3, 4; FBLA 2; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Arts and Crafts 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Yell Club 3,4; Spoondrift 3; Musical 3,4; Waitress 2; Coronation 4. PAMELA KAY GAMBREL Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 1,2,4; GAA 1, 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Cheerleader 1; Girls’ State 3; College Club 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Volunteens 1; Homecoming Attendant 2; Coronation 4. MITIZ LEE GLOOR Band 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Yell Club 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Drama Club 2,3,4; Hixonian 4; Coronation 4. DENNIS GUMP the Dances . . . the Parties . . . the Sports . . . THOMAS D. HAASE Class Play 3; FBLA 3; Drama Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2,3; Hixonian 4. DIANE MARIE HAUTER Band 1,2; Class Play 3; GAA 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; OOEA 3,4; Yell Club 2,3, 4; Coronation 4. TIMOTHY HOWARD HAVEN Student Council 3; Football 1,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 1, 2; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; College Club 3; Drama Club 3,4; Coronation 4. NANCY HELSEL RUTH SUZANNE HELSEL GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2; Volunteens 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; VICA 3,4. BILL HINSCH Student Council 1; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Class Play 3; NHS 3,4; Boys’ State 3; Scholarship Team 2; Spanish Club 1; Art Club 1,2; Drama Club 4; Musical 3, 4; Coronation 4, Hixonian 4. 109 the Clubs . . . the Conventions . . . MARCIA ANN HOOK GAA 2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Musical 3,4; OEA 3,4; Coronation 4. BRADLEY J. KARRIS Basketball 1,2,3; Industrial Arts Club 2. LUANN KEELEY Choir 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Coronation 4. MARSHA ANN KIMMEL Choir 2; Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FT A 4; College Club 3; Drama Club 4; Hix- onian 4; Coronation 4. TAMELA SUE KING Student Council 1; Band 1, 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Col¬ lege Club 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 2; Music Honors 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Office Work 4; Coronation 4. JANET CHRISTNA KIRBY Student Council 2,4; Band 1, 2; GAA 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; FTA 3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Schol¬ arship Team 2; Spanish Club 1; College Club 3; Arts and Crafts 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Spoondrift Editor 3; Hixonian Editor 4; Coro¬ nation 4. GREG LANGHAM Industrial Arts Club 1. ROBERT S. LARSON Football 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Golf 1,2, 3,4; Boys ' State Alternate 3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Arts and Crafts 4; Industrial Arts 3; Coronation 4. no MARK D. LEAVELL Football 1,3,4; Basketball 2, 4; Track 3,4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Golf 2; Musical 4; Indus¬ trial Arts Club 3; Coronation 4. PATRICIA ANN LUCUS Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Cheerleader 1, 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Yell Club 2,3,4; Mu¬ sical 3; Office Work 4; Home¬ coming Attendant 4; Coro¬ nation 4. RAYMOND MARTENIES JR. Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; VICA 4. dave McClellan Football 1,4; Basketball 1; Class Officer 3,4; Golf 1, 2,3,4. BRENT LEE McCORMACK Student Council 2,3; Choir 1; Band 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Class Play 3; Golf 2; Varsity Club 3,4; NHS 3,4; FBLA 3; Boys ' State 3; Scholarship Team 3; Industrial Arts Club 2,3; Arts and Crafts 4; Drama Club 3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Coro¬ nation 4. MICHAEL RAY MILLER Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Art Club 1,2. WILLIAM A. MEYERS Football 1,2; Basketball 1, 2 . Ill ■C the Administration . . . the Teachers . . . DELTA PASK Industrial Arts Club 1,2. BRENDA ANN PHILLIPS GAA 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Yell Club 3,4; Hixonian 4; Coronation 4. BRIAN B. QUICK Choir 1,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 3, Drama Club 3,4; Mu¬ sic Honors 4; Musical 3; Coronation 4. GARY ROHRS STANLEY E. ROWAN Student Council 2,4; Football 4; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 1,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; NHS 3,4; Boys’ State 3; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Coronation 4. KIRK LEE SAVAGE Coronation 4. 112 the Elementary . . . the Spanking Machine . . . MARIAN MARIA SCHLIESSER GAA 1,2,3,4; Office Work 1; Spanish Club 1,2, OEA 3; Yell Club 1,2,3. KAREN SCOTT Choir 1,2; Class Officer 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1. KAREN SUE SCRANTON Band 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4; College Club 3; GAA 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 2; Drama 3,4; Spoondrift 3; Hixonian 4; Music Honors 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Musical 3; Stage Band 3; Coronation 4. ALLEN SHOUGH Choir 1; Coronation 4. DEBORAH I. SLATTERY Student Council 4; Choir 1; FBLA 2; Class Officer 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; FT A 3,4; Girls ' State 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Arts and Crafts 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Office Work 4; Coronation 4. BRAD H. SMITH SR. Football 3; Golf 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Baseball 1. 113 JILL PATRICE SMITH Majorette 1; GAA 1,2,3; FHA 2; Volunteens 1,2; Cheerleader 2. SALLY ANN STICKNEY GAA 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; NHS 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Yell Club 3,4; Hixonian 4; Coronation 4. JOHN LEWIS SMITH NHS 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2,3. ROLAND STULTZ TERRI RAE SMITH Choir 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; NHS 3, 4; FTA 4; Girls ' State Alter¬ nate 3; Scholarship Team 2, 3,4; Music Honors 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3,4; College Club 3; Yell Club 2,3; Pep Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3; Coronation 4. ROBERT WAYNE SWEET Choir 4. GARYB. STEVENS Band 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Foot¬ ball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Latin Club 1; Drama Club 4. DONALD RAY TERRY Student Council 3; Choir 1; Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Class Officer 3,4; Coronation 4. 114 the Friends . . . the Foes . . it k pp JAMES D. THIEL Band 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas¬ ketball 1,2; Track 1,3,4; Vars¬ ity Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Coronation 4. JEFFREY L. THIEL Band 1,2; Football 3,4; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Varsity Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Baseball 1,2,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Coronation 4. VIRGINIA LEE TIMBROOK Choir 4; GAA 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Scholarship Team 1, 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Art Club 1, 2; Musical 3; Betty Crocker Homemaker 4; Coronation 4. GAIL KATHRYN TONNEAS Choir 1,4; GAA 1,2; Scholar¬ ship Team 2; Latin Club 1,2,3, 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Musical 3; Spoondrift 3; Coronation 4. JOSEPH D. TIMBROOK Industrial Arts Club 1,2; FFA 4. ROXANNE MARIE TURNBULL Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Music Honors 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Scholarship Team 2; College Club 3; Coronation 4. 115 and the Hicksville School Years. SANDRA L. WEBER Choir 1; Band 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Span¬ ish Club 2; Latin Club 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; Hixonian 4; Bat Girl 3; Musi¬ cal 4. CATHERINE WONDERLY Band 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2, Drama Club 2,3; OOEA 3,4. GARYL. YODER Student Council 1,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Scholarship Team 3; Music Honors 1; College Club 3; Cross Country 3,4; Band 1; Class Play 3; FBLA 3; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Coronation 4. KEITH JAMES YONTZ Track 2,3; Class Play 3; Industrial Arts Club 2,3; Arts and Crafts 4; Drama Club 3,4; Baseball 3; Coro¬ nation 4. KENT L. YONTZ Football 4; Baseball 1,2; Golf 2; Industrial Arts Club 3; Arts and Crafts 4; Coronation 4. GARY A. ZIMMERMAN Baseball 4; Chess Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; Band 1; Football Manager 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 2; Wres¬ tling 4; NHS 3,4; Rocket Club 1,2; Coronation 4. 06 Senior Facts SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Bill Hinsch, President Pam Gambrel, Vice-President Deb Bergman, Secretary Karen Scranton, Treasurer Top 10% Grade Averages Pam Gambrel Stan Rowan - Terri Smith - Deb Bergman 4.0 Bill Hinsch-3.73 4. 0 Janet Kirby-3. 61 3. 9 Sharon Finzer-3. 58 3. 75 John Smith - —---- — - 3. 57 CLASS SONG-- — - -- -- — — — - ----- — — - - — - - - -- Imagine CLASS FLOWER ---White Rose CLASS COLORS-Lavender and White CLASS MOTTO- Some men see things as they are and say why, I see things that never were and say why not. 117 120 Senior High Students Do Their Own Thing Class Play, Prom Give Cynthia Addis Sherry Ballinger Mary Barnhart Dave Battershell David Bruggeman Jill Burley Dorothy Camp Craig Cherry Laura Cleland Bob Conley Rick Craig Joyce Crowl Linda Davis Karen Fogle Janell Fortney Deb Fowler Hard work and patience are virtues of Juniors. Cheryl Gifforn Denny Gipple Tim Greutman Carol Guerriero John Hart Linda Hayes Kathy Hesselschwardt Mike Hinsch Stan Hostetler Marcia Hurni Carmen Husted Reggie Jones Larry Kenner Charles Kline Joan Kline Chris Koch Susan Maloney Keith McDonald Carol Merritt Kevin Metz Allen Meyer jo Miller Sue Milner Howard Moore Lea Ann Mullens 122 Juniors an Eventful Year. Junior Class Officers are: Stan Hostetler, Secretary-Treas¬ urer; Dorothy Camp, Vice-President; and Hal Osmun, President. Lilly Neace Donna Neal Hal Osmun Alan Pearson Mary Jo Peter Dean Phillips Ron Phillips Val Pocratsky Randy Richie Kevin Richmond Loretta Scranton Steve Scranton Ricki Slattery Helen Starbuck Nancy Stevens John Surfus Nancy Sweet Terry Terrill Terry Timbrook Donna Tucker Robin Tuttle Lillian Van Scoder Sally Wahl Laren Wittig Linda Wittig Larry Yoder Ron Phillips finds Geometry an intri¬ guing subject. NOT PICTURED: Randy Carpenter John Evans Randy Garman Dan Hegarty Sue Ish Joe Mock Dan Powell Pam Stultz Jim Taylor Bob Woodring 123 TJ Sophomores Excited Over Michele Adamczyk Richard Altman John Bailey June Baker Raynell Baker Dan Bare Sue Barkman Delores Bassett Luella Bell Mona Beltz Dave Beverly David Brown Judy Bruggeman President Chris Slattery, Secretary-Treasurer Dolores Camp Twyla Wonderly, and Vice-President Judy Roxann Congleton Bruggeman are Sophomore Class leaders. Cherly Conley David Cottrell Dean Damman Stephen DeVeau Dawn Dietz Steve Dowell Tim Edwards Jim Fellers David Gambrel Michael Gephart Joyce Gerig Paul Greutman Diane Guilford Janice Gump Shirley Haase Pat Handy Linda Haney Jeff Hirzel Robert Holt Becky Hook Heidi Husted Kathleen Kares Lindsey Kees Deb Keller Rick Kimmel Rick Kimpel Anne Kirby Kevin Kreg Janet Laux David Leavell Dorothy Leslie Barbara Linder Lori Lucas 24 Kathy Thornburg Eileen Tietz Janet Timbrook Carol Tonne as Cathy Walters Greg Zimmerman Pam Zimmerman Robin Martenies Rick Mettert Laura Meyer Kent Miller Penny Miller Tim Miller Roel Moreno Laura Morgan Dave Myers Zoeanne Onstott Curtis Panasuk Brenda Parker Wendy Pearson Kevin Phillips Mick Pocratsky James Quaintance Ed Rohlof Brent Savage Pam Schooley Gail Scott Tim Silvers Chris Slattery Mike Sweeney George Taylor Janean Taylor Rick Thiel Tim Thompson Cindy Wann Gary Weeks Susan Whonsetler Jerry Wonderly NOT PICTURED: Clyde Blankenbeckler Mark Flanary Barbara Fritz Marquita Poper Tom Ridgway Sheryn Myers Twyla Wonderly Vic Wonderly Jim Yoder Receiving Class Rings 125 Linda Anderson Gary Applegate Chris Bailey Mike Bailey Tim Baker Monty Ballinger John Battershell Sheila Baumgardner Rexann Bell Tim Brown Jack Burley Karen Burns Jay Carr David Cleland Cindy Cline Steve Conley Ron Cottrell Susan Cottrell Kevin Countryman Kim Countryman Kacee Craig Mary Cromwell Mike Davis Brenda DeMuth Lisa Dowell Denise Fellers Dennis Fellers Randy Gordon Eric Green Bret Guilford Russell Hampson Kay Handy Eager Freshmen Await Gary Hauter Jane Hayes Kirk Heffelfinge Anthony Hefner James Hicks Bryant Hinsch Dean Husted Dave Johns Pat Kaduk Ken Kimpel Duane Klepper James Kline r Judy Kline Robin Kline Wendy Langham Davia Leonard Becky Linder Rebecca Luderman Steve Martenies George Martinez Wayne McCain Dean McCann LaWanna McGough Kenneth McHenry David McStoots Fred Meyer Jean Meyer Linda Miller 126 Tammy Moreira Yvonne Morgan Joe Morhart Toni Owens Byron Panasuk Chris Payton Jeff Pepple Donna Pierce Mark Pocratsky Rex Pontius Betsy Reed Larry Ridgway Roxann Rohrs Sandra Schlosser Mike Scranton Tom Shedd Tim Shull Greg Slattery Doug Sleesman Gladys Smith Martha Smith Rick Smith Sharon Snyder Steve Snyder Brenda Speiser Valinda Street Randy Stuckey Darlene Thiel Kathy Thiel Paula Thiel Tim Thiel Carol Thompson Next Few Years NOT PICTURED John Brown Laura Hayden Terry Tremains Steve Timbrook Lorinda Tomlinson Robin Tomlinson Dan Turnbull Warren VanHorn Earl VanScoder Jim Volkert Greg Waltenberger Secretary-Treasurer Pat Kaduk, President Dan Turnbull, and Vice-President June Yoder lead their classmates through Fresh¬ man year of high school. Lynette Wittig Loretta Wonderly Anne Wyatt John Yochum June Yoder 127 Junior High Students Swing i Into a School Spirit 0 129 Eighth Graders Are Robin Adcock Bobby Akerman Vickie Amore Janet Anderson Vera Barkman David Barnes Betty Baumgardner Duane Beverly Kenny Boyce Jim Brown Kenton Brown Dennis Camp Helen Clarke Evan Coblentz Cindy Coffelt Tim Coffelt Keith Countryman Chris Cromwell David Crowl Julie Dix Pam Driver Jeff Durre Donna Eicher Bruce Essex Mark Evans Tony Flanary Rhonda Fritz Jim Gambrel Dave Gobrogge Betsy Greutman Cheryl Hanna Randy Headley Kreg Hesselschwardt John Hicks Paula Hill Debbie Holley Bridget Kemerer Jeff Killian Jeff Kline Lori Kreg Barbara Leslie Brian Lucas Guy Mackling Janelle McKinley William McKinley Patty Merritt Howard Middaugh Cora Mock Duane Thompson, Cindy Repp, Kathy Rohlof, and Rick Moore display loyalty to school teams. 130 Old Hands in JHS Steve Monroe Rick Moore Julie Morrison Deanna Onstott Michelle Panasuk Mitchell Panasuk Kirk Parker NOT PICTURED: Rosetta Miller Mark Y oder Scott Peters Jean Powell Jed Pryor Mike Quaintance Lori Quick Cindy Repp Clinton Richie Kathy Rohlof Alan Scott Les Seitz Gary Slattery Joni Slattery Diana Sleesman Julie Smead Lana Smith Rex Smith Steve Snyder Joe Starbuck Chris Stickney Sally Street Peggy Stultz Donna Surfus Joel Taylor Tami Terrill Virgil Terrill Patrick Thiel Duane Thompson Robert Thornburg Cynthia Timbrook Debbie Timbrook Timothy Timbrook Judy Tomlinson Steve Tonneas Tracy Tremains Mary Van Scoder Chris Walters Mike Wright Ricki Wright Robert Wyatt James Yochum Peggy Yoder Mike Zimmerman 131 I Greg Addis Craig Amaden Nancy Applegate Edith Baker Rod Bare Rita Barkman Tom Battershell Randy Berry Linda Bok Bill Brickel Sarah Brown Diana Burns NOT PICTURED: Rodney Vanderstelt Rita Barkman, Tom Battershell, Mary Jane Milner, and Brad Shull learn the art of last- minute cramming. Seventh Graders Feel at Paul Camp Tammy Caperton Caril Cherry Duane Cline Pa tty Cline Cathy Conley Karrie Countryman Debra Cress Dennis Durre Danny Fowler Keith Francis Anna Fuentes Sarah Gipple Milton Gruber Brad Guilford Kathleen Hart Michelle Hefner Tim Hicks Dan Hinsch Carolyn Hirzel Beth Hook Allen Hubbell Jim Husted Linda Jones Jim Kares Gale Keeley Gary Keeley Joe Kimpel Valerie Klepper Stephanie Leonard 132 Brenda Leslie Bob Luderman Annette Mackling Laura Mansfield Manuel Martinez Rickie Martinez Tony Marts Brad Mettert Dannett McCann Sherrir McClish Carolyn Meyer Doug Miller Edward Miller Mari jo Miller Jerry Milner Mary Jane Milner David Moore Elisa Moreno Ella Moreno Fernando Moreno Jr. Alice Mullens Janice Onstott Paul Overmeyer David Owens Ken Pask Mel Peter Susan Pocratsky Ease with New Surroundings Peggy Pontius Holly Poper Clark Poth Roberta Ream Jill Rodocker Dianna Rohlof Bill Rohrs Dorinta Russell Mike Russell Kim Shatto Kirk Sholl Brad Shull Patty Smead Roy Smith Jim Stultz Lori Terrill Shelley Terry Susan Tomlinson Christina Tremains Edward Turner Lana Tustison Mike Walters Eddie Welly Rick Whitaker Mary Lou Whonsetler James Wood 133 Elementary Students ■■ ■ 134 Show Enthusiasm for Work, Play Sixth Graders Leave Behind Karen Adamen Jim Anderson David Applegate Bill Bailey Dana Ballinger Dean Beamont Susan Beverly Kerrv Bice Melvin Bice Harold Blankenbeckler Wendy Blosser Mary Bok Randi Briggs Greg Brown Kim Brown Jeff Burley Darlene Cline Kenneth Cline Patty Coffelt Tim Congleton Bentley Conner Lisa Cottrell Krista Countryman Paige Craig Denise Crowl Cynthia Demuth Tammy Dix Stan Durre Darryl Eicher Doyle Eicher Jeanne Evans Tom Evans Tracy Flanary David Gephart Charles Gifforn Tim Gloor Bruce Gosrogge Betty Grader Laura Ellen Greear Shawn Grimm Pam Grubb Jan Harris Rex Hart Tony Hart Audine Hill Wanda Bradford Gordon Hinsch Alice Hook Mike Hook Cindy Jackson Shelia Karris Brian Kemerer Penny Kirby Rachel May Virlynn Rex 136 NOT PICTURED: Rose Ann Mullet Martha Raber Elementary School, Recess Jill Kline Sheldon Levy Ronnie Linder Junior Martinez Monte McGough Robin Mettert Robert Meyer Terry Middaugh Kevin Miller Linda Miller Nettie Miller Carla Neal Jodee Peters Eric Plassman Mike Richie Steve Rodocker Beth Rohrs Neal Rohrs Jose Salinas Reynaldo Salinas Tony Seibert Marty Shock Mi tch Slattery David Smith Steve Smith Eric Stairhime Wilma Steury Patrick Street James Surfus Randy Sweet Jody Taylor Pam Thiel Tom Turnbull Mary Turner John VonKaenel Jodine Welly Stephanie Wheeler Lester Wickey Jeff Wonderly Dean Wood Chad Wyatt Francine Y ochum Diane Zarczynski Mark Zimmerman Steve Rodocker, Harold Blankenbeckler, Tony Hart, and Pat Street display sixth grade Egyptian projects. Fifth Graders Explore New Subjects Jeff Addis Rebecca Bare Tracy Bauer Debbie Beamont Earl Bell Pam Bice Michele Biery Danny Blosser Edgar Bok Lynn Bower Angie Brown Willie Brown Brenda Burlingame Penny Caperton Becky Caryer Cheryl Christlieb Denise Christman Dawn Cole Scott Conley Jeffrey Conner Jennifer Conner Todd Cromwell Russell Cummins Pam Dix Lori Dorohoff Debra Driver Lorie Essey Anita Evans Melody Fowler Tim Fowler Diane Fritz Hope Fuentes Geraldine Gaston Tammy Gibson Neal Gobrogge Wanda Grimm Fletcher Grover David Grubb Brenda Gruber Debbie Hanna Greg Hart Ruth Hart Lamra Hart Amy Heddering Barbara Hirzel Kim Holley Brent Hook Steve Hostetler Lynette Howe Becky Hubbell Tina Ish Paula Jones David Kallesen Jean Kares Brenda Kees Dawn Keller Dawn Kirby Jeff Kline Nancy Knapp Dean Langham Scott Levy Marjorie Livingston Kathy Lloyd Mark Lothamer 138 Todd Mackling Sherry Martin Kirk McClish Scott McClish Diane Michael Brad Middaugh Sam Moore Suzanne Morgan Margaret Vicki Kay James Kuhl Barbee Hallett Gerken Wendy Moulder Brenda Nester Kurt Onstott Julie Peter Debra Phillips Jeff Plassman Sharis Poper Lisa Quaintance Connie Rodocker, Brent Hook, and Sharis Poper study early explorers. Connie Robocker Bobbi Russell Deanna Scott Theresa Sevrence Brent Sholl David Slattery Jeff Smith Jerry Spieser Doug Stairhime Jim Stairhime Paula Stanko Mary Stevens Bobbi Sutton Donna Sweeney Doug Sweeney Lee Ann Terrill Mary Thornburg Mark Timbrook Brian Tonneas Stuart Tuttle Vicki Vanderstelt Dennis Vetter Alice Volkert William Volkert Tom Welly DeVonn Werder Tamara West Davis Whitaker Laura Wickey Lori Wonderly Crystal Yochum Jeanette Yoder NOT PICTURED: John B. Arkman Linda Miller Kevin Schooley 139 s Marcy Adams Tony Akerman Sandy Allen David Anderson Jim Anderson Carolyn Applegate Becky Bailey Steve Bare Crystal Barnhart Bonnie Bauer Marty Blosser Dan Bond Bobby Boon Anna Bowen Danna Brown Joni Brown Laura Brown Debra Carpenter Steven Caryer Holly Cline Rickey Cline Janice Corwin Scott Craig Yvette Cravens Fourth Graders Find New Steve Davis Donald DeMuth Lori Dix Bobby Dull Ted Eicher Vicki England Steve Evans Sam Forster Bill Fowler Darryl Fowler Dean Fowler Linda Fuentes i ' . 1 v a ©J llll f ' -k 1 n Steve Bare, Lori Snyder, and Jane Handy look on while Yvette Cravens points out the Hawaiian Islands. Sherri Grant Alice Greutman Janet Handy Betsy Hart Tina Hissong Todd Hitzeman Monica Jasso Richard Kirby Michelle Knight Shawn Knodas Donna Laney Edward Leslie 140 Helen Leslie Sheri Lucas Kevin McClish Natalie Mettert DeWayne Middaugh Ronnie Middaugh Cindy Miller Louise Miller Steven Miller Linda Milner Lorraine Moon JoLane Neff Lisa Neidhardt Britt Parker Brenda Payton John Powell Rob Quaintance Karen Quick Michelle Rager David Richie Jack Rodocker Rueben Salings Mark Savage Lee Schaufelberger Enjoyment From Social Studies Margo Schindler Michael Sherry Todd Shock Mariann Slattery Bonnie Janet Bonley Ramus NOT PICTURED: Tina Leakey Glen Miller Louise Snyder Wanda Zuber Barry Sleesman Betty Smith Lori Snyder Sheryl Sprow Tami Stairhime Randy Steckly John Stevens Sally Stoller Sanara Stultz Stephen Thiel Michael Timbrook Tommy Timbrook Tony Vetter Patrick VonKaenel Tony Welly Billy Wheeler James Whitaker Janis Wittig Staphanie Wood Jerry Yochum Lavern Yoder 141 Third Graders Review Studies Colleen Adams Diane Amaden Russell Amaden Zachary Art Norman Schlosser, Tracy Walters, Amy Kreg, and Tim Zimmerman combine their studies of Indians and Spelling. Barbara Babcock Sara Bailey Shirley Barnhart Robert Battershell Cathy Bauer Rusty Berry Mark Biery Robert Brandenburg Betty Leone Guilford Mitchell Harold Brown Lori Brown Michael Brown Roberta Caperton Robin Caperton Lori Carpenter Pe ggy Christman Rita Clark Jamie Cliffton Joyce Cline Andy Coffelt Debra Cole Barbra Helen Thompson Volkert Todd Congleton Charmagne Cummins Alisa Dewey Ricky Dix David Eicher Sherry Eicher Darin Emerson Alan Etchey Tim Flanary Gus Fuentes Kathy Gaston Lori Gibson Trent Glaze Troy Glaze 142 Marilyn Graber John Grimm Elizabeth Groh Jamie Hart Roseann Hauter Tanya Hedderig Lisa Hesselschwardt Robin Higginbotham Rodney Hissong Bradley Hitzeman Cynthia Hook Denise Hootman Ted Hostetler Christine Houser Deborah Hurni Cheryl Jackson Monica Jones Kim Karris Brenda Kemerer Christine Kirby Bradley Kline Amy Kreg Michael Laney Tammy Leakey Gail Livingston Dean Lothamer Elizabeth McClish Daniel Michael Robert Moon Kathy Mumy Dana Myers Lisa Rodocker Glen Rohrs Sylvia Salinas Deborah Schindler Norman Schlosser Robin Jo Scott Brian Scranton Angela Seibert Sue Severe nee Kurt Shatto Cynthia Sherry Todd Stairhime Darran Straley Ronnie Sweet Paul Terry Mark Thiel Janis Thompson Mark Tremains Ruth Turner Jason Tuttle Michael Volkert Steven VonKaenel Dawn Wahl Tracey Walters Terry Ward Joni Waters Kelly Watson Shelly Watson Lori West Ervin Wickey Renee Wonderly Dean Wort Billy Yochum Karen Yochum Edwin Yoder Jeff Zimmerman Timothy Zimmerman 143 Dennis Addis Kelly Akey Andy Bailey Tina Beagle Karen Beaver Ron Bergman Tim Betts Melody Bice Chris Blosser Carl Bok Diana Bond Carol Brandenburg Darrel Brandenburg Lisa Brandenburg Darnel Brown Darren Brown Nancy Brown Stacey Brown Wanda Butler Davis Carwile Ed Caryer Davis Christlies Julie Christman Wesley Cliffton Lori Cline Rhonda Cline Lori Coffelt Wayne Conkey Toad Cook Kelly Countryman Kolby Countryman Alan Curths Nanette Dull Ray Easly Jeff Etchey Barb Laub Second v o 1 , Vi Candace Overmyer Rod Hammond Lori Harbert Patti Hart Bobby Hathaway Mark Haver Tammy Hitzeman Jeff Hook Douglas Isbell Carol Jackson Silvestre Jasso Diania Joseph Dawn Kale Billy Knapp Kenneth Knapp Lisa Laub Daniel Levy Donna Evans Lois Evans Burl Fellers Daniel Fisher Sherri Fowler Todd Fowler Miles Gibson Steven Grant Todd Green Peter Greer Danny Grubb Reed Gunderman Kerry Haberkorn 144 ■ 145 Keith Timbrook Rodney Timbrook Sharon Vetter Beth Volkert Tricia Vincent Darlene Wagler James Wheeler Robert Wheeler Frances Wickey Susan Wickey Debra Wyatt Kathy Yoshum Gladys Rader Script Helen Riehle Patty Hart, Jeff Etchey, Pam Roehrs, and Dennis Addis extend their reading abilities. Wayne Yoshum Cynthia Yoder Dean Yoder Kathy Livingston Lori Lothamer Sherry Loucks Maria Luderman Monica Mack Nellie Mendez Mark Meyer Dennis Michael John Miller Randy Miller Leanna Morgan Kenneth Mumy Kim Meyers Heidi Plassman Paulette Puckett. Pamela Roehrs Rhonda Russell Kelly Schlosser Steven Shock Scott Silvers Terry Slattery Dean Smalley Gale Smith David Snyder Todd Snyder Mark Staehle Brian Stairhime Paul Stanko Linda Thornburg Susan Thornburg Jerry Timbrook Graders Learn First Graders Are on Second 146 Gregg Haver Betsy Hedderig Linda Hinsch Kimberly Hissong Wesley Hitt Laura Hitzeman Missy Hootman Kirk Hootman Ronnie Dorohoff Kathy Dotson Laci Dunmire Gary Eicher Michelle England Janet Evans Karen Flanary Randy Fowler Ed Garman Jack Gephart Joan Gipple Ralph Gipple V. .: Carol Fabian Jeff Hamilton Lachelle Handy Ed Hathaway Ann Haver Word Power! Laci Dunmire, Billy Posey, Brook Kline, Jane Leakey, and Carrie Bellisari expand their vocabulary. Veronica Counterman Shelly Countryman Rodney Cover Michelle Cramer Donald Cravens Mark Delbecq Greg Diehl Barry Adams Eric Art James Babcock Kenneth Baker Kevin Baker Paul Barkman Candace Barnhart t Kevin Beagle Carrie Bellisari Debra Brown Kevin Brown Larry Brown Janice Brown Jenelle Brown Jennifer Brown Todd Burggrave William Bush Susan Cline Jack Gloor Susan Gordon Elmer Graber Gina Grant Michael Groh Helen Farr 11 black C’ Julie Butler Linda Hubbell Tamy Isbell : Bias Jasso Sandra Jones Cora Kamph Penny Kizer Shawn Klepper Brooke Kline f Richard Knapp Tommy Larry Jane Leakey Daniel Lee Vick Lilly Penny Livingston Joyce Logsdon - Theresa Lothamer Mark Lyons Rosalind Martenies John McCalla Debra Meek Lisa Metz Steven Meyer Danny Miadaugh Mary Monroe Jeff Morrison Suzette Neff Connie Ordway © r t W Gayle Harris Frances Taylor Marci Payton Tim Pennington Laine Pocratsky Billy Posey Pam Puckett Kenny Rodocker Angie Schliesser Jerry Scott Alan Seibert Herschel Sevrence Richard Sevrence Greg Shadrach James Shull Tony Slattery Sally Smith Tina Smith Tim Snider Lisa Staehle Lisa Stairhime Lori Steckly Lindsay Stevens Stacy Stevenson Bert Strubing Tim Stultz Brent Tomlinson Keith Tomlinson Tim Turnbull Cathy Turner Dawn Van Scoder Donna Van Scoder Vicki Volkert Tania Walters Richard Waters Denise Werder Craig Whonsetler Rebecca Wickey Paula Diane Wonderly John Wood Ernie Yochum David Yoder Debbie Yoder Steven Yontz Jane Zarczynski Lori Zimmerman NOT PICTURED: Lenny Gamble Jamie Jasso Kindergarteners Start a Lee Ann Amaden Matthew A rend Colleen Art Ruthann Bare Brent Betts Jeri Boyce Caren Brown Todd Burley Teresa Burkingame Carlos Bush Lisa Butler Philip Camp Kristi Clark Gayette Cliffton John Collins Douglas Corwin Joella Cottrell Scott Cramer Shad Dewey Carol Ebersole Amy Emerson Delores Esquivel Ruth Ann Evans Tena Flanary Teresa Fowler Raul Fuentes Victor Fuentes Donald Gipple Dawn Gorrell Krista Giffith Jonathan Hampson Marcea Handy Tracie Harbert Julia Hart Leonal Hart Lisa Higginbotham David Hill Lynnette Hitt Gregory Hook Robert Hootman Cats create an interest for Doug Corwin, LeeAnn Ama¬ den, Brad Stairhime, and Dawn Yontz. New Chapter in the Book of Life Larry Husted Tony Kallsen Dawn Knight Mechell Laney Robert Laney Michelle Langham Margaret Larry Robert Lee Phillip Levy Yvonne Lilly Douglas Line Timothy Lucas Craig McCalla Brian McClish Lisa McCurdy Linda Michael Kevin Miller Robin Prescott Rebecca Rager Kristi Rex Steven Roehrs Lorenza Salines Mark Schaufelberger Elizabeth Schooley Kristina Seslar Ruth Severnce Stacci Sims Susan Snyder Kimberly Sonner Tamer a Sprow Brad Stairhime Donald Strubing Daniel Thiel Karen Thornburg Linda Timbrook Todd Treece Mildred Dorothy Ringer Rowan NOT PICTURED: Judy Fontz Tina Gamble Edna Miller Rickey Isbell Pamela Hart Chadwick Thompson Denise Van Scoder Jeffrey Volkert Mary Ruth Wagler Andrew Wann Robert Waterman Christine Wickey Dewise Worden David Yochum Deborah Kevin Yoder Kristi Yoder Dawn Yontz 149 SARABELL ' S DRESS SHOP Buy all of the latest fashions at SARABELL ' S. COMPLIMENTS of OHIO GAS COMPANY Bryan, Ohio BUD LAUB CHEVROLET — OLDSMOBILE INC. Drive a little and Save a lot 152 COMPLIMENTS OF FREY OFFICE MACHINE H W AUTO PARTS Go to H W for the best auto parts available. HICKSVILLE GREEN HOUSE Buy flowers for any occas ion at PANASUK ' S GREEN HOUSE. RON AND BRENDA’S APARTMENTS Housing Always Available Hicksville, Ohio Ph. 542-8750 FOUNTAIN MANOR The finest facilities and the best of care for the elderly. STM CAPACITOR CORPORATION Hicksville, Ohio 153 VILLAGE FURNITURE Get all your home furnishins at VILLAGE FURNITURE in Hicksville. TRI-STATE ELECTRIC Contact TRI-STATE ELECTRIC for all your electrical needs. ROGER MILLER TRUCKING Ship by truck — For Prompt, Efficient Service, contact ROGER MILLER TRUCKING. RR3 Casebeer Miller Rd., Hicksville, Ohio 154 HICKSVILLE GRAIN CO. New elevators provide more storage for community farmers. POWELL STUDIOS Professional School Photographers 1502 Randolph Street Detroit, Michigan TUTTLE AND WITTIG Definite feeds for Definite needs. Hicksville, Ohio 733 GOLDEN ETZ SUPERMARKET INC. Shop and Save at your friendly local grocery Hicksville, Ohio Defiance, Ohio Ph. 542-8377 Ph. 782-2901 MONTGOMERY WARD CATALOG AGENCY Stay at Home — Shop by Phone AGENTS: Robert Hart and Otha Hook Hicksville, Ohio Ph. 542-2851 Compliments of THE NEWS TRIBUNE — Printing — Offset — Letterpress 147 E. High Street Hicksville, Ohio Ph. 542-2071 EWING’S NURSERY Shrubs — Trees All your Gardening Needs I 10 Columbus Street Hicksville, Ohio Ph. 542-5344 CASUAL SHOP Ladies, buy your clothes at the CASUAL SHOP. 156 YODER BODY SHOP YODER BODY SHOP will give you quick repairs and expert paint jobs on your car. A gift for all occasions You ' ll receive prompt, courteous service from SLATTERY OIL COMPANY. VILLAGE GIFT SHOP SLATTERY OIL COMPANY HICKORY HILLS GOLF COURSE If golf is your game, go to HICKORY HILLS GOLF COURSE. LARRY’S AUTO SERVICE Does your car need repaired? Leave your car with Larry and pick it up as good as new. GLEN ' S CARD ROOM Enjoy good food while playing cards at GLEN ' S CARD ROOM. 158 — HARKEY ' S DRIVE IN For the best food in Hiclcsville, stop in at HARKEY ' S DRIVE IN. GEORGIA’S BEAUTY SHOP Permanents — Haircuts Wash and Sets I 12 N. Maple Street Hiclcsville, Ohio PH. 542-2684 GORRELL BROS. AUCTIONEERS Complete Auction Service CHUCK GORRELL — AUCTIONEER 145 E. High Street Hiclcsville, Ohio PH.542-4061 SUPERIOR DRY CLEANERS Fast, Speedy Dry Cleaning Service I 19 E. High Street Hiclcsville, Ohio PH. 542-5635 HICKSVILLE TV AND APPLIANCE INC. Television Repairs SALES — SERVICE — SUPPLIES 143 E. High Street Hiclcsville, Ohio PH.542-8017 METZ CLOTHING STORE Shop for your latest men ' s wear at METZ CLOTHING STORE. 159 ROHRS GASS FOR LESS For the ultimate in automotive service and car wash, stop in at Rohrs Gass for Less. HUBER THEATRE For lots of fun and entertainment, go to the HUBER THEATRE. WAYNE H. KREG INSURANCE AGENCY If you need any kind of insurance policy, go to WAYNE H. KREG INSURANCE AGENCY. 160 THE HICKSVILLE BANK For your everyday banking services, drive up to THE HICKSVILLE BANK. A PLACE TO BUILD YOUR FUTURE MIDWEST TOOL AND ENGINEERING SALES COMPANY OWNER: Jim Andrews Hicksville, Ohio IRVING READY-MIX 13415 Coldwater Road Fort Wayne, Indiana PAUL ' S MARKET For last minute groceries and best quality meats, go to PAULS. Open 7 days a week. DOTCO INC. Manufacturer of Portable Pneumatic Tools and Power Motors. 20 years of quality and service. PROVEN BEST SINCE 1953 NOLTE MOBILE HOMES PARK AND SALES For the latest in trailers and the best park around, contact NOLTE MOBILE HOMES. 163 L. SMITH AND SON INC. Visit L. SMITH AND 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. ill Tie HUBBARD Company PRINTING, ENGRAVING, SCHOOL, AND OFFICE SUPPLIES 100 Defiance, Ohio PH.784-4455 HULBERT TOMILSON Fertilizer — Lime — Hay — Straw New Holland Machinery Hicksville, Ohio HINSCH CARR SUNOCO GAS —OIL —TIRES Tune up Service 959 High Street Hicksville, Ohio PH. 542-8588 164 COOK ' S REFUSE SERVICE Full Service: Residential, Suburban Areas, Industrial, and Com¬ mercial. PH. 542-8771 CROOK MILLER CO. The finest quality handles for any implement or garden tools are made at CROOK MILLER CO. ARPS JERSEY FARM Only Love Beats Milk N. Clinton Street Defiance, Ohio When money is the question, CITY LOAN is the answer. 129 E. High Street Hicksville, Ohio A W DRIVE IN Best Root Beer Around U.S. 24 Antwerp, Ohio AL’S DRIVE IN MARKET Finer Foods — Better Living Antwerp, Ohio 165 PERKINS AND REEB FUNERAL HOME Robert Weber Hicksville, Ohio Ph. 542-4071 HURNI REALTY Hicksville Area Representative of Surlok Homes — Corinne Hurni. ROWAN LUMBER COMPANY PANELING —PAINT All types of remodeling needs. Hicksville, Ohio BALLREICH DISTRIBUTORS INC. POTATO CHIPS BACHMAN ' S SNACKS 1711 Spruce Street Defiance, Ohio Ph. 782-2881 166 SEARS CATALOG MERCHANT JACK ANDJOGLOOR 216 E. High Street Ph. 542-203 I Hicksville, Ohio or 542-2041 WESTERN AUTO Shop at WESTERN AUTO for best quality merchandise. HICOV ' S HUT Ice Cream — Sandwiches FAST SERVICE Hicksville, Ohio STOLLER ' S SEED HOUSE STOLLER ' S cleans and sells all types of seeds. C. E. KALSEN COMPANY Manufacturer ' s Representative Agency selling electrical, mechan¬ ical, and decorative components to industry. 167 ARMSTRONG INSURANCE AGENCY Get your insurance policies for your home, car, and life at ARM¬ STRONG INSURANCE AGENCY. THE HICKSVILLE PHARMACY For all your pharmaceutical needs, go to THE HICKSVILLE PHARMACY. Call 542-5841 for free delivery. HANDY ' S RECREATION HANDY ' S RECREATION is the place to come for good food and fun. 168 MCDONALD ' S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE For fast service with a smile, shop McDONALD ' S HARDWARE, the friendly ones. ..„ a VILLAGE FABRIC SHOP For the best sewing accessories available, stop in at VILLAGE FABRIC SHOP. THE JAVA SHOPPE Home Cooked Food Daily Specials Mon. — Fri. 6 A.M. — 8 P.M. Sat. —6 A.M. —6 P.M. Sun. — I I A.M. — 4 P.M. CROMWELL ' S SERVICE STATION Gas — Tires — Oil 506 E. High Street Hicksville, Ohio Ph. 542-9185 169 HICKSVILLE WELCOMES DIETRICH INDUSTRIES HI-LANES BOWLING ALLEY For fun and excitement, go bowling at the HI-LANES. EVEN HEAT Let EVENHEAT solve all your heating and plumbing needs. GAMBLES For warm friendly service, shop GAMBLES. 171 KADUK ELECTRIC INC. Contact KADUK ELECTRIC, INC., specialists in commercial and industrial installations, for all your electrical contracting VILLAGE INN Great Food — Fast Service I 15 E. High Street Hicksville, Ohio TRIDENT CORPORATION Hicksville, Ohio WEANER’S BARBERSHOP Hair Cuts Shoe Shine High Street Hicksville, Ohio VOLKERT ' S POTATOES Sand Grown Potatoes Hicksville, Ohio 172 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DR. WILLIAM BRICKER DR. ROBERT L. RAMUS, D.D.S. DR. ROBERT CRAIG DR. ALLEN HILBERT DR. PAUL KERR, M.D. DR. DUANE BURNS JOHN ZIMMERMAN, ATTORNEY WE DON ' T MAKE PROMISES WE MAKE GUARANTEES We have too many things to offer you to make any up. We won ' t guarantee you anything we can ' t pay off. Everything we guarantee will be put down in writing. We think today ' s Army has a lot to offer you. We ' ll try to convince you of that. That ' s our job. But we ' ll never try to mislead you. That ' s our job, too. FOR 300 JOB OPPORTUNITIES: SEE: SSG Walt Summey or SSG Dennis Chapman At: 61 7 Fifth Street, Defiance, Ohio OR CALL (COLLECT) 419—782-3221 BOB MILLER FORD SALES Visit BOB MILLER SALES, home of the area’s widest variety of fine cars, for a new low-priced car. 173 THE HICKSVILLE BUILDING, LOAN, AND SAVINGS COMPANY LANDMARK Go to LANDMARK for specialized products of nitrogen and ferti¬ lizer. DINNER BELL MAKES THE MEAT THAT MAKES THE MEAL DINNER BELL FOODS INC. Defiance, Ohio 174 AAay the members of the class of 1973 find success in life, each in his own way. ROAN’S ECON O-WASH Wash, dry, and dry clean your clothes at ROAN ' S ECON-O- WASH. ROAN ' S SPEED-E-CLEAN Go to ROAN ' S SPEED-E-CLEAN for fast and efficient laundry service. CRMMERCiAL SHEAR VC, JVC. 175 Advisor, Robert Martin, and Editor, Janet Kirby, discuss Hixonian problems. Don’t you dare! warns Brenda Phillips. Hixonian artist. Bill Hinsch, considers a new approach to the art work. They Created a Book Sally Stickney works diligently on the yearbook. Just try to put a 178 page book together with a handful of people, in nine months. It’s not easy. And it never would have gotten done without the endurance shown by a few choice staff members, at times when it seemed none of the work was worth anything. I am very fortunate to have gotten the chance to work with these people and have had the experience of putting together this 1973 Hixonian. I ' d like to thank the administration, faculty, and students for putting up with us and our mistakes all year. Also, thank you Sandy, Mitzi, Tom, Marsha, Roger, Karen, Deb - the staff, Bill - our great artist, Mr. Martin - our advisor, and especially Brenda and Sally - who are a couple of choice people that gave this book life. Janet Kirby, Editor - 1973 Mitzi Gloor relaxes. 176 Endurance is shown by the work of Brenda Phillips. Deb Bergman is number one in the ads department. The yearbook ' s ace photographer, Roger Ferguson. f ' ' Marsha Kimmel and Deb Bergman con¬ verse with Mr. Martin. Brenda Phillips and Sally Stickney don ' t need to hide their work. Assistant Editor, Karen Scranton, and Editor, Janet Kirby, take time off. ' 73 Hixonian sends Advisor Martin to the grave. Staff members work their fingers to the bone, to finish this book. 177 Tom Haase and Sandy Weber man¬ ages ad sales. 178 ' A S SM Bill 19 73 ■ • . • ' ' ■. ’■■■ . ■, ■. ! ■ ; ■ ' ■’ ' : ‘ ! ' .iV ' ' f ••• V ; j j ' ! ■.« .’Iv. ' v! lef- —o. . li h