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

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The Homecoming dance and festivities are put Jamie Zehring, Tina Raifsnider, Sharon Redmon, Kristy Allonas, Verl Dye, and Rob Zehrii together and sponsored by the Student Council. take a moment to rest from dancing and talk about the evening. The leader of this group is Mr. Kalb. Members of the freshman class take time to take advantage of the refreshments set up in the cafeteria. Among the many couples that attended Homecoming Dance were ABOVE: St Fauser and Amy Lutz; and LEFT: Brad K and Stephanie Coder. 22

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The Homecoming court, Sophomore Heather Weir, Junior Noelle Ash, Queen Mickey Spangler, Senior Cindy Britton, and Freshman Tracy Ehmann enjoy the football game from their special vantage point. Some members of the sophomore and junior classes take time out from the dance to relax and talk about the evening. ABOVE: Music for the dance was provided by JBS Sound. The music was a variety of fast and slow songs both of which were danced to by many members of the student body. LEFT: The evening began with the introduction of the Queen and her court. This was followed by the Queen’s dance. Each member of the court danced with her escort for the evening. Heather Weir and Todd Martin, Cindy Britton and Lee Coff¬ man, Noelle Ash and Darin Beach, Mickey Spangler and Darin Miller, and Traci Ehmann and Tim Flock were the honorees. The loss of the game did not take away from the excitement of the dance, held in the gymnasium on Saturday, October 12. The evening began with the introduction of the Queen and her court and was followed by the Queen’s dance. After the ceremonies, the rest of the night was given to dancing by the couples in attendance. Both eve¬ nings were organized and put together by Student Council under the direction of their advisor Mr. Kalb. Queen Mickey shares the Queen’s dance with her escort Darin Miller. 21

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FOOTBALL: A MAN’S GAME??? The members of the two Powder Puff teams are Jeni Radebaugh, Valerie Seif, Tammy Spears, Aren Rowles, Michelle King, Tina Kanable, Missy Sherman, Lori Jacobson, Mickey Spangler, Tami Ashbridge, Lynn Huber, Yvette Black, Beth McKibben, Susan Weithman, Jenny Benedict, Amy Burger, Kellie Robinson, Diane McMichael, Julie Armstrong, Missy Zellner, Cindy Flock, Shari Kocher, Sonya Sauselen, Lori Young, Mary Jo Howell, Annette Carman, Diane Thompson, Missy Coulter, and Amy Cooper. The powder puff teams were cheered on by not only the fans and pep band, but also their cheerleaders. Male members of the Junior class—Ray West, John Ehrhart, Andy Sloan, and Mike Dill—were recruited for the task of cheering the two teams on. The white team also engaged in extremely difficult practices with coach Principal Jim Hudson. Before practice, both teams met separately to discuss strategies and go over plays. The lovely members of the 1985 Powder Puff Court are Todd Martin, Jay Stuckman, Tim Dennison, King Paul Elchert, Tom Rossman, and Matt Robinson. Both teams engaged in two practices to learn everything they needed to know about football. (Ha! Ha!) The black team went over such things as blocking, hiking, and passing the ball with coach Superin¬ tendent Bill Ferrell. After the long hours of practice it was finally game time. After 4 violent quarters the score was tied at 0-0. The game went into double overtime and ended with a 6-6 tie. 23