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

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Ed Parrott 7th year at CC Teaches Special Edu¬ cation. Attended Muskingum College. Favorite Games: Major sports and Eu¬ chre. 7, The fact that he could teach, coach, and still live on a farm made him choose teaching. Rosalind Rittenour I6th year at CC Teaches Art. At¬ tended Ashland College. Favorite Games: Football, all board games, Uno, Skip-Bo, Ono 9. ?: She decided to teach because she simply wanted to teach art. y v Tell us what had the great¬ est impact on your career and pay debt. 1 A. S X uLn 1 t md Papers Qc MC SPACE Vicki Rittenour 9th year at CC Teaches Speech, Dra¬ ma, Journalism, and College English. Attended Bowling Green. Favorite Games: Major sports, Volleyball, and Candyland (with her children). ?: She chose to teach because she couldn’t think of anything else to do with an English major. Dennis Rose 4th year at CC Teaches Algebra I, Geometry, and Computer I. Attended Otterbein College and Edinboro State University. Favorite Games: Basket¬ ball, Volleyball, Tennis, and Poker, 7, One of his high school teachers influ¬ enced him greatly and he was inter¬ ested in sports (coaching).

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Donald Kalb 17th year at CC Teaches Spanish and Family Living. Attended Capital Univ. and Middlebury College. Favorite Games: Golf, Basketball, Pinochle, and Atari videos. ?: His high school teach¬ ers made the greatest impact on him. Ralph Moore 3rd year at CC Teaches World His¬ tory and Geography. Attended OSU and West Liberty State. Favorite Games, Major sports and Golf. 7, Fie decided on a teaching career because he likes to work with young people. Rebecca Napier I3th year at CC Teaches Reading. Attended OSU and Bowling Green. Fa¬ vorite Games, Raquetball, Euchre, and Fiearts. 7: She chose teaching because she likes children and she really liked her teachers. Byron Parlette 25th year at CC Teaches Shop Math, Algebra II and Advanced. Attended Bluffton and Southeastern State Col¬ leges. Favorite Games, Football, Chess, Pinochle, Euchre, and Sport videos. 7: His mother, a retired teach¬ er, had the greatest influence on him and he likes math. Senor Kalb, who took his wife Pat and a small group of his Spanish students on an exciting trip to Mexico in the summer of ’83, chose to ' gulp ' down his donuts while standing by the First Aid for Choking sign just in case of an emergency.

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V A Barbara Ruckman 13th year at CC Teaches Physical Education. Attended Ashland and Bowling Green. Favorite Games: Foot¬ ball and Volleyball. ?: She dislikes vid¬ eo games very much and entirely too much time is spent on them. Emily Smith 23rd year at CC Librarian. Attended Bowling Green and Western Reserve. Favorite Games: All card games and Educational vide o games. ?■. She be¬ lieves that video games would be ok if they were played in moderation. Patricia Sparks 9th year at CC Teaches Typing, Shorthand, and Office Machines. At¬ tended Bowling Green. Favorite Games: Major sports, Bridge, Euchre, and Solitaire. ?: She feels that hand- and-eye coordination may be im¬ proved but they take away useful time. Too much money is spent on them. Bernard Spencer 23rd year at CC Teaches Industrial Arts, Flome Maintenance, Hobby Woods, and Senior Woods. Attended Fairmont State. Favorite Games: Golf, Monopoly, and Pinochle. ?.• He simply says that video games are a waste. 1 - 1 .• For a man who claims he lives in poverty (as a teacher), Mr. Dvorak always managed to have a friendly smile and to look in good health. i . j