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

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LEFT: Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, and able to jump a bail of hay . . . ? Although his jump from a bail of hay was beautiful, Mr. Huber landed incorrectly on an uneven floor board and unfortunately broke his ankle. LEFT: Flying through the air, with the greatest of ease Lee Vance flew from his front porch and tumbled on to his arms . . . the result is obvious. Although Lee might have ex¬ pected to be relieved of home¬ work, attending school and taking tests was still a required part of his daily routine, with the help of teachers, parents, and Danny Quaintance. RE • AUTO • HOMEOWNERS LIFE R 1 , ' K. PRITCH Hl) l Sl R t ( h i(,h: CY RANOALL A PRITCHARD DAVID L SCHWEMLEY 1 800 N SANDUSKY BOX 527 BUCYRUS Ohio 44820 OFFICE 419-562-7942 HOME 6 1 4-482 2768 For Complete Coverage O. F. KIME LUMBER CO. N. LANE BUCYRUS 562-0831 BUCYRUS FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS $ LOAN HOME OF THE MESSAGE CENTER IN THE BLOCK SOUTH OF THE SQUARE AND AT THE POINT OF SOUTH SANDUSKY AVENUE AND MARION ROAD a 5m

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WON THE GAME--chow down at Pisxa Hut and do laps Go back, to udvj kail Close tonight-- lose ' So 1 winks ABOVE LEFT: Shaun shows the ever-popular headband, T- shirt, jean conbination. ABOVE RIGHT: Missy Coulter, a sopho¬ more, wears the newest styles. RIGHT: Mike with his new- wave style hair, poses with his fashionable clothes while Andy wears the most popular style—an oxford ■ shirt with a sweater. TOP FAR RIGHT: Let’s have a 1 toga partyl Norm and Aaron show off their Greek outfits, while Charla. BOTTOM, is good at showing the Valley Girl” look which is the in” thing this year. ' htcCccdfotot SUctn ' PCatinq. 468-6799 343 S. East St Gallon JIM GILLENWATER 564 5 . Sandusky Bucyrus 562-5333 Like A Good Neighbor State Farm is There THIESS PHARMACY 330 Seltzer - Crestline 683-3180 Hallmark Cards Russell Stover Candies STATI FARM INSURANCI ® Sick Room Supplies DRUGS

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Trading Places RIGHT: The BLACK FOOTBALL TEAM Seat¬ ed: Cathy Norman, Ka¬ ren Koons, Mary Lou Lauthers, Lisa Truman, Dana Coldwell. Standing: Tracy Allonas, Melissa Luke, Vicki Yost, Traci Lutz, Coach James Hud¬ son. UPPER RIGHT: BLACK CHEERLEADERS Clockwise from left: Mi- kel Hadsell, Rod Gyurke, Aaron Harmon, John Barnhart. WON TH E GAME chow down od- Pit a Hut and do laps Go back, to study ka.ll 1 Clost tonight — lose i0 winks Again, the tables were turned at the sec¬ ond annual powder-puff football game. This time it was the girls’ turn to take the field and let the guys do the cheerleading. Al¬ though everyone had fun, it was a lot of hard work. The Black met the White on the field under their respective coaches Mr. Hudson and Mr. Ferrell. Even though the girls were the real stars, the cheerleaders seemed to steal the show with their antics. King Darin Miller and his court watched from their sideline seats while the Black cheerleaders rooted their team on to a 3-1 victory. 0 directly to Principal ' s of- I Can ' t doctor tills I Frtt W tovw- ffce.,do not pass Go I I vnunity work.