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

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TOP LEFT: The sign above the JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS may be misleading, but their team¬ work will show when they take turns helping Miss Hoffman supervise the decorating of the gym for the prom. Seated are Mrs. Joyce John¬ son, Mrs. Barb Ruckman, Mrs. Jody Grove, Miss Judy Brause, Mrs. Rosalind Rittenour. Standing are Mr. Ralph Moore, Mr. Michael Cauley, Mr. Tom Williams, Chairperson Mr. Norm Huber, and Miss Cheryl Hoffman. TOP RIGHT.- A note to Wynford from Lisa Sopher and Lora Carlisle, The Eagles and Eagle foot¬ ball are Number I, in all dimensions!” as they top off Wynford on Hat Day. CENTER: Sticking to the buddy system,” CCHS students Fred Powers, Jeff Sandlin, Jamie Durieux, and Brian Agin study Graphic Art at Pioneer. While stay¬ ing in the company of home school students, Pioneer offers students a chance to make new friends with students from surrounding schools. BOTTOM: Although Kim Skowronski, Karla Kocher, and Kim Patterson are generally studious at school, on Freak-Out-Wynford” Day we find out who the real class clowns are while Kim Patterson reveals her valley girl” look.

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Driving. . | BELOW: What do Jenny Horning, Brett McCartney, Nancy Schimpf, and Gary Cass look forward to as being a Senior? All agree that one last year until graduation is best about becoming a Senior. Being the top class also will highlight their last year. CENTER AND BOTTOM.- While Janet Roble gets hands on” experienci with office machines, Terri Keeton shows that Pioneer JVS isn ' t void o bookwork. Janet studies Acct. Comp, at Pioneer while Terri is studyin| Data Processing.

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TOP LEFTi Hat Day may arouse school spirit as football manager John King and football players Chris Roe, Larry Agin, Rick Balliett, and Lee Belardo take part in the event. School spirit is not the only thing that will win a game, for to be successful, any team must stick together as one as shown by these football members. BOTTOM LEFT: Todd Miller enjoys rock mu¬ sic, especially in the form of Van Halen, Qui¬ et Riot, and Iron Maiden. Perhaps it is the first time that Troy Simanton is seen without his Walkman, or portable stereol Across America, music can be heard everywhere with such stereo devices as ghetto blast¬ ers,” jamboxes.” and walkmans” now ap¬ pearing everywhere. TOP RIGHT: Tammy Dicks is a step ahead of everyone now that the computer field has opened widely: she studies Data Processing at PJVS. While the computer field is opening thousands of new jobs, others look to com¬ puters for entertainment: the junior class ' favorite video games are Centipede, Ms. Pac Man, and Turbo. BOTTOM RIGHT: Working on machinery is no sweat” for Tom Steiner who studies Electro-Mechanics at PJVS. Leisa Brockway Jesse Raifsnider Dana Whittaker Troy Simanton Garry Williams Robyne Williams Wayne Sherman Cherri Sinnes Kim Skowronski Lisa Sopher Eric Starner Tom Steiner Lori Striker Jackie Stuckert Greg Sutton Kyle Tate Randy Van Buren Daron Watts Ben Weithman Rodge Wilson Mary Amy Zaebst Wendelken Janet Roble Cindy Wilcox