Hicksville High School - Hixonian Yearbook (Hicksville, OH)

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Coronaiion '75' Has Sieve Dowell and i 1975 Coronation Court Anything Is Better Than Nothing was the theme for the 1975 Coronation. The MC's for the evening were Brenda Parker, Deb Keller, -Iudie Bruggernan, and Rick Met- tert. The entertainment consisted of dancing, singing, and various skits. At the end of the show the entire class sang We May Never Pass This Way Again . Mrs. Alice Longs- worth was presented with roses and Mr. Larry Dull was given a gift certificate in apprecia- tion of their help. The Coronation court was then announced by the Crown Master and Mistress. The court consisted of : CORONATION KING AND QUEEN - Steve Dowell and Pam Zimmerman. CROWN MASTER AND MISTRESS - Dave Brown and Lori Lucas MOST STUDIOUS - George Taylor and Anne Kirby MOST VOCATIONAL - Vic Wonderly A and Twyla Wonderly MOST ATHLETIC - Mick Pocratsky and Chris Slattery MOST TALENTED -john Bailey and Barb Linder MOST MUSICAL - Rick Mettert and Cheryl Conley I6 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Robb Holt and Judie Bniggeman BEST ATTITUDE - Dick Altman and Cathy Walters WITTIEST - Kent Miller and Sheri Myers BEST PERSONALITY - Dan Bare and Diane Guilford After the pictures were taken and congrat- ulations given, there were refreshments in the cafeteria and the dance begun, featuring TRS. The Senior boys swing to Shaving Cream. Thrce girls pantomime Candy 64 Cake. MC Deb Keller introduces another skit

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18 Juniors Preseni Ten Lii-He Indians E 5 Cast of Ten Little Indians poses before the opening night uirtain. junior Class presented Agatha Christie's classic murder mystery Ten Little Indians under the direction of Mr. Tom Sprague, April 25, 26. The play starts seemingly innocent enough when eight strangers come together, by invitation, to spend their summer holiday on an island guesthouse off the coast of Devon, England. A tele- gram has been sent by the host and hostess informing the house party that they will not arrive until the next day. However, before the guests can become too settled a strange voice, our of nowhere, accuses each person there with the murder of someone out of his or her past. Next the group is informed that no one there, including the housekeepers or the secretary, have met the hosts. Almost immediately one guest, a spoiled young man of great wealth, is poisoned and dies in the midst of everyone. Then one by one the accused guests begin to die. Hunting the unknown murderer, the house- guests search the island and find no one else. But there is something much more complicated to these murders than meets the eye. They all seem to fit in with the Ten Little Indians nursery rhyme that is hung above the fireplace. CAST: Rodgers - Dave johns Mrs. Rodgers - Kacee Craig Fred Narracott - Russ Hampson Vera Claythorne -june Yoder Phillip Lombard - Chris Bailey Anthony Marston - Rick Smith William Blore - Larry Ridgway General Mackenzie - Dan Turnbull Emily Brent -Judy Kline Sir Lawrence Wargrave - Dave Cleland Dr. Armstrong - Gary Hauter CREWS: PUBLICITY CREW: Anne Wyatt, chairman, Russ Hampson, Kim Countryman, Dave Cle- land,jean Meyer. STAGE AND CONSTRUCTION CREW: jack Burley, chairmang Mark Poeratsky, jay Carr, Doug Sleesman,,Iim Hicks, Mike Bailey, Greg Slattery, Kevin Countryman, Dennis Fellers, Byron Panasuk, Becki Linder, Lisa Dowell, Earl Van Scoder, Ken Kimpel, jeff Pepple, Ron Cottrell, Randy Stuckey. PROPERTIES CREW: Cindy Cline, chairmang Yvonne Morgan, Lori Tomlinson, Pat Kaduk, Gladys Smith, Darlene Thiel. MAKE UP CREW: Karen Burns, chairman, Carol Thompson, Brenda De Moth, Linda Miller. LIGHT AND SOUND CREW: Kay McGough, chairman, Donna Pierce, Kathy Thiel, Lyn- ette Wittig, Susan Cottrell, Rox Rohrs. .fijf ,, . f. . W door buzzer William and Sir Lawrence try to solve the mystery. . I :i I l