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

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2 DOWN AND 2 TO GO John Ehrhart hobbled around On crutches at the beginning of the school year because of hip problem aggravat¬ ed by cross country. Ray West keeps John company as they take a break at the fall open house. Janis Whittaker and Sara Schwam re¬ lax between the reserve and varsity basketball games, waiting for the chance to cheer their Eagles to a victory. Robin McNair Todd Petty Jenny Reiter Teresa Russ Brian Miller Jim Pfleiderer David Riedel Amy Sand Lisa Moll Michelle Phenicie Cheryl Rinehart Rob Sand Jerry Morris Jodie Phillips Stacy Rish Randy Sandlin Rhonda O’Neal Derrick Prince Jeff Roe Sheila Schroeder Loretta Patrick Tami Reager Amy Rowlinson Sara Schwam

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HAVE THE KEYS PLEASE ? Teresa Holzwarth Joe Kelly John King Travis Lutz Brian Houk Denise Kemp Sally Kirsh Stephanie Mason Roy Hughes Randy Kidd Kevin Koge Larry Massey Michelle Jones Lisa Kimerline Jodi LaRue Mona McCleese Brad Kalb Gordon Kinder Greg Lust Becky McDaniels Ted Karl Barb King Amy Lutz Bruce McKibben Lisa Flitcraft and Kim Crall, for whom sweaters are the “in” style for dress up day, share the latest word on what’s happening as they walk to their next class. When Kevin Koge gets on the bus in the afternoon he has one over on most people by the fact that he has a smile on his face after a long day at school! 29

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Julie Shealy Vicki Shultz Steve Sinden Russ Skaggs Andy Sloan Troy Smith Randy Smock Tenia Spears While taking a break during lunch time, Kathy Foreman and Amy Harmon have a nice chat. Everybody likes to go to the freshmen basketball games, even the sophomores like Julie Shealy, Lisa McNair, and Andi Sturtz. During study hall Joe Kelly keeps busy doing homework. Catsup, mustard, what have you? This is a daily occurrance in the cafeteria. It’s a bat¬ tle right down to the last drop of honey. The cooks may take the time to prepare the meals, but we still add the finishing touch; and Jerry Morris does the job just right. Susie Bell keeps her brother Tom company while he cleans the lunch time dishes. 31