Crooksville High School - Crux Hi Skan Yearbook (Crooksville, OH)

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FIRST ROWeS. Sanborn, P. Riggs, 4 S. McCarter, J. Ebert, N. Wagner, J. Rosser, J. Eveland, L. Wilson. SECOND ROWeC. Ebaugh, P. Wright, N. Frash, P. Pitcock, M. Ashley, B. Bateson, J. Colwell, B. Wortman, M. Ayers. THIRD ROW-J. Wilson, K. Buckley, D. Nelson, S. Whitehead, Mrs. Russell, S. Allen, D. Riggs, R. Klinger, M. L. Lykins. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN STORY The class of ii54i, entered the seventh grade with f-ifty-four members. We have lost many students in the last three years but we have also gained quite a few. We now have a grand total of fifty-six students. At the beginning of this school year we elected our Class officers. We chose as our president, Gail Wolfe; Gary Hicks as his ready assistant and vice-president. Our faithful sec- retary and the only girl elected was Shirley Whitehead. Edward iiMoneybagsii Imlay is our class treasurer, although he doesn,t have to count very high to total our money. We are well represented in Student Council by Bar- bara Bateson, Donna Riggs, Paul Dorsey, and Tommy Ruff. We freshmen are entitled to many extra- curricular activities, a right which we have taken full advantage of. We are represented in the Spanish Club by seven members. Nine- teen freshman girls belong to F. H. A. and nineteen t0 the Jr. Girls Glee Club, while nine of our boys belong to the Boys Glee Club. We also have three members of our class in Li- brary Club. We are justly proud of our seven band mem- bers, Mary Lou Lykins, Patty Pitcock, Sandra Sanborn, Nancy Wagner, Janet Wilson, Tom- my Ruff, and Richard Tolliver. We have many boys who have played bas-

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FIRST ROWeE. Sowers, M. Wiseman, S. Ewing, M. Stockdale, P. Watts, N, McMillan, D. Spears, E. Ewing, M. Eveland, N. Swingle. SECOND ROWe-D. Cox, B. Holcomb, D. White, G. Giles, R. Whitehouse, S. Fierce, N. Smith, A. Howard, L. Murphy, B. Gillon, G. German. THIRD ROVV-M. Newlon, B. Aldrich, B. Shreves, E. Moore, S. Hull, Mr. Jones, M. Moore, B. Rarick, K. Jadwin, T. Huston, J. Sprouse. SOPHOMORES The class of tt53f also commonly referred to as the sophcmores, consists of thirty one stu- dents, fifteen boys and sixteen girls, and Mr. James H. Jones, our homeroom teacher. We have active participants in most clubs around school. We are well represented in the Crooksville High School Band by fifteen members, twelve of whom received their let- ters for being in the band two years at this yearts Spring Concert. In both Spanish Club and F. H. A. we have seven active members, while having six stu- dent librarians who belong to the Library Club. Two of our members are office help and Marlene Eveland is the bell girl. In the sports department our class had a very good showing in both football and basket- ball. Lee Murphy was manager for the foot- ball team. Reserve football letters were pre- sented to our Alfred Howard and Benny H01- .comb. While varsity football letters were presented to Jack Sprouse, Buddy Rarick and Eddie Moore. In basketball Eddie Moore was on the second A11-M.V.L. team. In the Student Council we are represented by Eddie Moore, Glen German, Sara Hull, and Stella Ewing. We also are very proud of our peppy red- haired cheerleader Molly Moore. Our class officers for this year were as follows: President ............ Phoebe Watts Vice-President .......... Ella Ewing Secretary .......... Marlene Eveland Treasurer ........... Marie Wiseman Under their guidance we have come to the end of another very wonderful school year.

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FIRST ROW-D. Schwartz, R. Pillsbury, G. Hicks, P. Riley, J. Rosser, W. Trout, R. Tolliver, R. Stull D. Carr, D. Conaway. SECOND ROW-C. Watts, D. Stalter, J. Neff, J. Tracey, D. Alderman, E. Cox, T. Miller, F. Smith, T. Ruff, R. DeGarmo. THIRD ROW-G. Newlon E. Imlay, J. Price, P. Dorsey, W. Cannon, Mr. Clark, L. Watson Matheney . Savage, G. Wolfe, G. Sharkey, J. CLASS FRESHMEN STORY-tContinuedi ketball or football. David Alderman, Wally Cannon, Dick Carr, Jack Matheney, Junior Savage, and Gail Wolfe received varsity foot- ball letters, and Paul Dorsey, Gene Sharkey, Don Stalter, and Danny Schwartz won reserve letters for their work on the football field. The following were awarded reserve basket- ball letters: Wally Cannon, Jack Matheney, Junior Savage, and Gail Wolfe. And natural- ly we couldnit forget our own Midge Cona- wayii, manager for the football and basketball teams. Also on the athletic side are two freshmen girls who worked very hard in backing up the team. We are speaking of none other than the new C. H. S. cheerleaders, Carol Ebaugh and Kay Buckley. The honor roll sported the names of many of our students, a fact we are very proud of. The number of parties has been limited this year. But we have enjoyed the three parties we had. First was our Halloween Party at which everyone came masked. Then came our Christmas Party, with each of us exchanging ten cent silly gifts. Our third was a picnic held in May. In closing, we say to the other classes, ttYou better be on your toes, because the class of 1954 hopes to become the biggest and best class in schoolfi