Colonel Crawford High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (North Robinson, OH)

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Top Left: Toby Coffman en¬ joys using the computers more than going to study hall. Top Right: The sopho¬ mores, along with other classes, enjoy taking a break from routine to attend the self defense assembly. Cen« ter at Left: Greg Sulser found that being on the Intramural bowling team helped him make friends his first year here. Mark McGrew 3eth McKibben Diane McMichael Bryan Mesnard Jeff Metzger Chris Miller Tim Mofford Brian Mollenkopf Mike Motter Bobby Nolen Joe Pauly Dean Pfeifer Danny Quaintance Jeni Radebaugh David Rettig Above Left: Lee Coffman contributed a lot to the basketball team this year, but he admires Tony Dorsett of the Dallas Cowboys most and would like to have his jersey. Above Right: Tony Lipscomb is telling Cathy Norman that he thinks his class is the best thing to happen to Colonel Crawford since 1961! Freshmen 15

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Top Far Right: Work¬ ing on the computers and working in the li¬ brary is how Mark McGrew and Susie Bell spend their free time. Top Middle: Joe Pau¬ ly, a member of the FFA, is looking forward to the end of the school year. Top Left: New student this year Larry Rupe says that Colonel Crawford is better than Bucyrus. Middle: Tim Bell ad¬ mires Paul Newman the most because he ' s cool while Brian Mollenkopf admires his parents for giving him what he needs in life. » Above: The one thing Tim Mofford wants more than anything is a 1982 Trans Am which is prob¬ ably what he is drawing. Above: Toni Griffey, who ' s fa¬ vorite teacher is Mr. Cook, re¬ turned to Colonel Crawford this year f rom Bucyrus. Toni also en¬ joys horseback riding in her spare time. 14 Freshmen Mike Jones Tina Kanable Kerri Ketterman Michelle King Shari Kocher Eric Kronenberger Cindy Lambert Tony Lipscomb Jodi Luke Tonja Malone Todd Martin Troy McCallister Denise McCartney Chris McClintock Kimberly McGlone

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1 Top Left: Beth McKibben, who is busy carrying a 4.0 grade average, also con¬ tributes part of her time helping with the year¬ book and being active in the Art Club. Top Center: The change from the ju¬ nior high gymnasium to the larger one here at the high school is always hard, but Tim Dennison and Jay Stuckman adapted well. Top Right: Seeing Mr. Diebler the last period of the day for General Sci¬ ence brought back memories for these Fresh¬ men. Right: Paul Elchert (Merv), who would like to play pro football some day, values the friendship of Mary Lou Lauthers. Above: Cheerleading helped Diane Thompson and Diane McMichael become good friends. In the spring, Diane McMichael helps out with the year¬ book while Diane Thompson enjoys being on the softball team. Kelli Robinson Matt Robinson Paul Roe Tom Rossman Aren Rowles Larry Rupe Kathy Ruth Sonya Sauselen John Scott Ron Scott Valerie Seif Danny Shealy Melissa Sherman Ken Shuster Al Smith 16 Freshmen