Crawford Community High School - Crawford Yearbook (Cherokee, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

., ., r' 1 . , -K x Q 'ii ,T1-Q1 PM x 11 A 155 . ,Q 4 v 4 V 'fi -w .13 '-TW , V, wi' is f - , , ,.-y5rjf,s1 9 'siifif ',4:gxjI9 Q wigg- . 1, 2 ' ' Jug rbi r ,mg ' f is V THE CRAWFORD l95I Published by the Senior Class of THE CRAWFORD COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Cherokee, Kansas HIDDEN GO Q94 I 1' L kwin 3? if My Aww f A W. . , 4 0.4 ,L sf ,N-. , mx 4 L Qawsx ja ,Aw Q if 4 We Y' - ke' 1 xv .., M , W mg mm ka , ,, fb' , , 4553 11 5 --2 ,3- iii: J , 3 . 3 , 1 W ww lf My W ,JRYP 4,, N -fi .. N ,Q JA N wr Q-1. - 4 .1 af' .if Lx J' Q-.3 UGH!---HeapBig Tribe of Cherokees hit- um long long trail many moons to find-um Hidden Gold. Tale of make-urn much big strike we show-um here. lr' W Hidden from but wait-um finder, lies caches ofC. C. all, if find- true happiness Cherokees trail, join-urn dig-um up 1 HIDDEN GOLD GEORGE E. WILSON Principal can in T' H 'A ' M Qs, if Q li P ik? l s fs, 3 5 wmmwmus ,RQ MARY BETH PEAK Secretary The world of tomorrow depends upon the youth of today. Our primary objective is and must ever be the promotion of only those studies, projects, and activi- ties which will produce the highest type of citizenship, True democracy requires volurusary action and constant, effort on the part of every individual in the nation, and education is the only hope of democracy. May every student who goes forth from C. C. H. S. serve his God and his country as a loyal citizen. 5 l , s Z s s l K l r E P i i BOARD OF TRUSTEES MR. E. A. GILBERT, member Arma, Kansas Occupation: Retired Blacksmith Hobby: Solitaire and fishing MR. L, L. CALHOUN, member Pittsburg, Kansas Occupation: Farmer Hobby: Raising turkeys MR. C. E. CLUGSTON, member Cherokee, Kansas Occupation: Farming and cattle feeding Hobby: Watching the stock market MR, W. L. RAMBO, chairman Girard, Kansas Occupation: County Superintendent of schools Hobby: Numismatist and Philatelist 6 MR. JAMES HUMBLE, member Arma, Kansas Occupation: Agent, Missouri Pacific Railway Hobby: Fishing and camping DR. J, P. HINKLE, member Arcadia, Kansas Occupation: Dentist Hobby: Gardening MR. R. C, DAVIDSON, Treasurer Arma, Kansas Occupation: Prudential Insurance Representative Hobby: Fishing, hunting, and gardening sf xr Wise chiefs guide-um on trail for Hidden Gold. 1 N if MADELINE KNOCK English GEO. E. WILSON Physics THOMAS WM. GOODWIN Mathematics FACULTY RUTH B. JONES English--Social Science if S W EAMES MODLIN Mathematics--Science DEAN CROXTON Music-Social Science RUTH PAYNE B usine s s Education LORRAINE STEVISON Vocational Homemaking i Physical Education ,1 ,iiiziflfkffz xsvggifegy, J fy K r f. , fliwp, my iw: Q.. ' .lf 'g J g If ,Li CLARA G MYERS Library Biological Science FAC ULTV MELVIN M. JONES Industrial Arts Physical Education 9 M CHIEFS HOLD POW-WOW 10 BIG CHIEF WILSON: We find-um Gold. Keep on trail many moons. SQUAW KNOCK: Me tell-um find hidden trail in Readers' Digest. 'BRAVE' GOODWIN: 'Me seek-um unknown 'X'. Mark-um spot for hidden gold. SQUAW JONES: Me need-um news for Scout. Quick 5 find-um treasure. SQUAW MYERS: Me help-urn blaze trail. Mark-um much paths for seek-um gold. 'BRAVE' JONES: 'Me put-urn on war-path: make-lun torn-a.-hawk. 'BRAVE' NIODLIN: 'Me show-um how count-um wampurn on trail, 'SQUAW' PA YNE: Me show.-um sign-language: Help-um find go1d. 'SQUAW' STEVISON: Me cut-urn moccasinsg cook maize for feasts. 'BRAVE' CROXTON Me mark-um spot for war dance: sing-lun tribal songs. Follow-um trail heap big workg maybe no strike-urn Gold. su.,.nY' ,-7f ..-f-'W 4 ,Z ,Z J! f 1' 137' 3 ff- 7 f ' 'Q E rl' SENICRS .DMA JEAN ALLEN--Ambition: To be a stenographer. Secre- tary-Treasurer I,2j Treasurer 35 Math Club 2,35 GleeClub 1, 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 FHA. 1,2,3,45 Queen Candidate 35 Girls' Quartette 2, VELMA BEVER--Ambition:To be anewspaper reporter. Scout Staff Associate Editor 45 Crawford Staff Editor-in-chief 45 Double Exposure 35 FHA 1, 2, 3,45 Librarian 35 Library Club4. JOHN BIRDSELL--Ambition: To open a nightclub with Martino. Scout Staff 45 Crawford 45 Camera Club 25 Glee Club I, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Vocal Solos 1,2,3,45 Swing Sixteen 2,35 Quartette 1,2,3,45 Double Quartette 1,2,3,45 Librarian 3,4. RICHARD BOATRIGHT--Ambition: To be a lawyer. Secretary- Treasurer I fHelper High Schoolj5 Football 45 Track 45 Glee Club I,3,4: Band 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Comin' Round The Mountain 35 Science Club 45 Library Club 4. JIM BUZARD--To be a farmer. F00lb3113,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Math Club 2,35 Projectors' Club 2,3,4. ROBERT BYRAM--Ambition: To be a farmer. Scout Staff 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 15 C Club45 MathClub 2,35 Craw- ford Staff 45 Science Club 45 Vocal Soloist 3,45 Trombone Trio 25 Basketball I,2,3,4, WILMER DeGARMO--Ambition: To join U. S. Navy or Air Force. Track 1,2,3,45 Math Club 2,35 Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 15 Doub1e Exposure 35 Science Club 4. MARGARET JEAN FORNELL--Ambition: To be a secretary. Secretary 35 Bravettes 1,45 Math Club 2, 35 Glee Club 1,45 Band 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 FHA I, 2, 3,45 Class Cheerleader 15 Queen nf Year Book 1. DPAL GEARY--Ambition: To be a secretary, Math Club 2,35 Band 1,25 Double Exposure 35 FHA 1,2, 3,45 Librarian 1 Queen Candidate 25 Declamation Contest 3. ROSE ELLA GILMORE--Ambition: To be a telephone operator. Scout Staff4, Bravettes 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3,45 Craw- ford Staff 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Band 45 Mixed Chorus I, 3, 45 Double Exposure 35 FHA 2,45 Class Cheerleader 45 Library Club 45 Football Queen Candidate 3,45 Girl Reserve 1. LORENE HUMBLE--Ambition: To go to college and major in a commercial course. Bravettes 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 FHA, 1, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Math Club 2, 3, ROSE IACQUINET- -Ambition: To be a housewife. Scout Staff45 Bravettes 3,45 Glee Club 45 Band 3,45 Double Exposure 33 FHA 3,4. BILL JANESKI--Ambition: Tobea navyAdmiral. Vice President 25 Scout Staff 45 Football 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 C Club 1, 2,3,45 Vice President 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Projectors' Club I, 2,3 President 43 Crawford Staff 45 Camera Club 2,3,4Z Band l,2,3,4i Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4Q Glee Club I,2,3,43 'Double Exposure 35 C1assCheerleader 3,45 Science Club Vice President 45 Declamatlon 35 Trumpet Quartette 35 King Candidate 3 Trumpet Trio 2, 35 Double Quartette 2, 35 Swing Sixteen 2, 3. EMERY JONES- -Ambition: To be a fireman. Football 1,41 Track 1,2,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. OLIVER KRUGER--Ambition: To be a Forest Ranger. Scout staff 4, Track 1,25 'Crawford' StAff5 Art Editor45 Camera Club 2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Trombone solo 2, 3,45 Trombone Trio 3,4. n Staff 45 Don't Open Till Christmas 45 Science Club 45 Library Club 4. LILLIE MALCOLM--Ambition: To beasecretary. Crawford Advertising Staff 45 Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 15 FHA 1, 2, 3,4. BILL MARTINO--Ambition: To open a nightclub with Birdsell. President 35 Scout Staff 45 Football 3: Track 1,2,3,45 C Club 1,2,3,45 Math Club 2,35 Crawford Staff 45 Camera Club Treasurer 35 Class Cheerleader 25 Science Club President 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Swing 16 2,35 Quartette 1,2, 3,45 Double Exposure 35 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus I,2,3,45 Mixed Quartette 1, 2, 3,45 Double Quartette 1, 2, 3,4. JIMMY MERANDO--Ambition: To be an Engineer. Vice-Presi- dent 45 Scout Staff Editor-in-Chief45 Math Club 2, 35 Craw- ford Editor 45 Double Exposure 35 Science Club 45 Library Club 4. RAYMOND MILLER--Ambition: To work for the Bell Telephone Company. President 45 Football I,2,3,4i Track 1,2,3,45 C Club 1,2,3,45 President 45 Crawford Advertising Staff 45 Basketball 3,4. MARIAN MYERS- -Ambition: To bea housewife.Vice-President 1, fMinden, Mo.J Secretary - Treasurer 3, QHavana, Ark.J Treasurer 45 Scout Staff 4, Assistant Editor5 Bravettesl. 2, 3,45 President 45 Crawford Manuscrip Editor 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3,45 Band 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Librarian 3 QHavana, Ark.j Harvest Moon , fHavana, Ark.J 35 LibraryClub 45 FHA 1, 2,3,45Queen Candidate 3 fHavana, Afk.,,4, MARY LOU NEVIN--Ambition: To be a Secretary, Scout Staff 45 Crawford Staff, Business and Circulation Manager 45 Bravettes 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. VERBENA OMECK--Ambition: Housewife. Secretary 1, 45 Craw- ford Art Editor 45 Bravettes 3,45 Math Club 2,35 Secretary 35 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Band I,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus I,2,3,4C Double Exposure 35 FHA I,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-Pres- dent 45 Class Cheerleader 15 Homecoming Queen 4. ERMA JOAN SCALES- -Ambition: To be a receptionist. Scout Staff 45 Bravettes 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3,45 Double Exposure 35 FHA I,2,3,42 Librarian 4. CARL LOUIS SMITH--Ambition: To open a woodwork shop. Football 3,45 Track 3,45 C Club 3,4. BILL SNOW--Ambition: 'Kobe a farmer. Scout Staff 45 Craw- ford' ,45 Football 45 Track 2,45 C Club 1,2,3,45 Secretary 45 Basketball I,2,3,4l Math Club 2,35 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Double Exposure 35 Trom- bone trio 3,45 Science Club 4. ROSALIE STULTZ- -Ambition: Tobeanurse. Bravettes45 Craw- ford Advertising Staff 45 'Double Exposure 35 FHA 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 1. PAT TILLMAN--Ambition: To be astenographer. Scout Staff 45 Bravettes 3,45 Glee Club I3 Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 FHA 1,2, 3,45 Librarian 45 Library Club 4. MARILOIS UTTLEY--Ambition: To be a nurse. Vice-President 3: Math Club 2,35 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1'2'3.4g 'Double Exposure 35 FHA l,2,3,4: Library Club 45 Piano soloist l,2,3,4. BARBARA WILLIAMS--Ambition: To become an artist. Math Club 35 Scout Staff 4, Art Editor5 FHA 1,2, ,BILL McCABE--Ambition: To be a Diesel Engineer. Scout 12 , memmmhwwm W In k,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,M. A...M,.,. ,...,m Www.,..,.L..M.W---WMW.w--W?MMMWA,-LWfm - k f - - f f .fkiiif , , ,. 'QI-1 , . -:,Q-Sf-i Q H CLASS OFFICERS President , . . . Ray Miller Vice-President .... Jim Merando Secretary ..... Verbena. Omeck Treasurer, . , Marian Myers . K . SENIORS SENIDRS JOHN B IRDSELL aww' MARGARET JEAN FORNELL 14 LOMA JEAN ALLEN VELMA BEVER rm 15 .. U f X W , ,,ws,,f H 2 F RICHARD BOATRIGHT SENIORS JIM BUZARD ROBERT BYRAM R OSE ELLA GILMORE WILMER DeGAR MO 15 OPA SENIORS Y W, 2, LORENE HUMBLE ROSE JACQUINET LILLIE MALCOLM EMERY JONES 16 SENIORS MARY LOU NEVIN B ILL Iv1ARTINO 17 OLIVER KRUGER MARIAN MYERS SENIORS VERBENA OMECK JOAN SCALES ROSALIE STULTZ RAYMOND MILLER 18 SENIORS MAR ILOIS UTTLEY BARBARA WILLIAMS 19 CARL SMITH WILLIAM SNOW . JUNIORS X CLAS President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . S OFFICERS , . Gerald Schooley , , Charlotte Mason , Betty Potusek . Bob Semonick ... i Q + , Q in' 1 ' ,ig f , , . . W ' , , .L Y 6 My 3 'M' ww.-s., Y Noralee Janeski Edward Kimmel Juanita Kimmel Lucille Lovell Darlene McDaniel Rose Ann Major Robert Malcolm Charlotte Mason John Mercer Joan Montee Gala Morton Rose Mary Nacc Wx Anthony Blazic Theodore Chadd Betty Deboutez Shirley F1-anchione Maurice Hampton James Hough Robert Hurt Patricia Irvin M Carveth Neer Charlotte Oertle i Patsy Paschett George Pierce Betty Potusek Rudy Pouch Dyke Purdurrx Shirley Satterly J F: ., so if Q11 4557 eg? i Sf gg: zji F: mfg M if 5125 12-v,.,,,l., 'A'f'Lfi'fSl'2g2l4i2,-sszg. .- . g,,,31 g ti:- rm , in iwiiiiififw. K if ,. . :l.1,,kq,y .iT:-fi1f1fi1f1lff t HL ' M xt fm, -2 wffmxfiigfffiisf Va 2 ,J rkfwirm ffggm, A A H M is 22s?'fLTiX1iilHTQ2 l,49TWff'P2'fffi5E:. ' - it UNIORS Gera Barbara Schountz Eva Scott nick Robe rt Semo :aim :Ki saw n ,L Donna Short Carl Swartz Kenneth Swartz Bennie Tillman David Webster Glen Wilkerson Robert Willey Me Hum-Um G 5:lfQf'32iQ553:f ix ellis U - A , iii: is'qQ54E4jf,,'g.fm1. zyfgig rw. ll, Y fwiffvff, f 2ff5i1-QQ? 1!'??f,5 Q ll Eflsmf 133, 12 -:M 'Q A old CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . . Jimmy Lucchi Vice-President. . . .Donald Bugni Secretary-Treasurer , Ruth Saxton SOP!-IOMORES SOPHOMORES Anthony Ascanio B etty Barnes Frankie Benedict Carole Boatright Shirley Browning Donald Bugni Willard Burns Ralph Byram Shannon Clugston Melvin Copenhaver Vernetta Crowe Genevieve Edwards Bette Favero Clayton Ferguson Nellie Goff Fred Henderson Helen Hostar Karl Howey Betty Hurnble Marion Imhof Anna Jones Sharon Jones Dorothy Kretchet Kenneth Kruger SOPHO Ruby Lapping Ruth Lapping MORES VR ,gs F1- k Q ofa Jimmy Lucchi Danny Mason Ralph Mason Norvella Melton i ffl' H fx . 3 . . oo,. .,,,- 1 f x Louis Naccarati : W an fs.. r R i : .- V, s,g5:': . K A . 'kd . 1 . A :,, I 'P K , I In h, ff Mir, A 1, Mig: If P fmyfiv Robert Niegsch ozznu g . Richard Onfer o o R B111Y Otto 'R ' .W f..-,- XX 5 R obert Peak Q' X .K y R or W is Glenn Peak -.. ar ,oons osoon Wallace Rader M- A l'msih a s , 3' J Ruth Saxton ' S' ' V.,: ' A S 1 q:,,.: R ' b' zg' I X W V .iw . J A I Wilma Smith R ' K Robert Snow rle Ulery Me Mary Lou V andry Louisa Warner Roger Willey Doris Williams James Wood 'L I '7 1 5 MQ an . egg sh . is X r sie,r R si srl x R . --.b -:,. iill M. n,Wr , 5 4 B . K if Sm, FRESHMEN X CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . . . Bobby Thomas Vice-President. . . . Virgil Lampton Secretary-Treasurer .Virginia Bevins Virgil Lampto James Lovell Eugene Ayers M Jolene Banke evlh : C QR f 1 A 'l' B Virginia Bevins 4. sf' -32' ms r- .1 wk y , Junior Bookout Nvlggz Q 'if Charles Burns 'li gi R , ' '.: if . ee,, ix gif? Erik-gig' . K i 1 Barbara Bushnell Andy Coates Lavetta Crowe Barbara DeGarmo J ohnie Favero Keith Goodwin Jimmy Goudy Bob Gustin T -. Verla Hayden LB NW 2 Joseph J acquinet ig Kathleen James ieyn Hiram Jameson .5 Nancy Lampton Victor Macari K 511- ,aw K is 1 Q R gE,.,,V Ks , U . 'x T 'K .Y K5 My 1 or al , ,.,L P an , , 15. , , c X R -E 453 .,.i, R W FRESHMEN Harold Malcolm R oger Neer Kay Page Elma Peel Mary Rose Ann Pouch Mary Eileen Reda Gloria Ricci Betty Jo Sartin Richard Schartz Donald Semonick Judith Spriggs Charles Thomas Robert Thomas Devon Tickel Paul Uttley Elma Vandry digg? Marilyn Watts Laurence White Billy Wood .Toe Wood ,aw-. Hold-um heap blg war dances, cheer-um on trail of Yellow Dust L V J. NG QUEEN Omeck What afoursome! Queen Verbena Omeck smiles happily as her attendant, Shirley Franchione, adjusts her crown, while attendants, Kaye Page and Nellie Goff, gayly approve the gown she wears to lead the Homecoming parade, 2 4 N ,, smim, Tillman. Fmsm' SQUAD: mesh' hadcyualmgllzani ayram, K. Swartz. Semomck' M1 8 ' W. Burns Neer Janeski Miller Tillman Buzard B yram K. Swartz 34 A KM, BRAVES Semonick Chadd Smith INEUP Mercer B1az1c Wilkerson B. Snow J'. Wood Copenhaver Hough Pouch Shreve Naccarato 'S Lucchi C. Swartz SECOND SQUAD: B. Snow, Wilkerson. C. Swartz, Shreve, Mercer, J. Woods, Copenhaver, Pouch, Hough, Naccarato, Lucchi. 3 e - Q ,,. C.C.I-l.S Pouch catches Iones's plan for cutting the cords. m ,,, . 'fa 2 -in sf- i w' X 2 1 FIRST TEAM I ' ---. Z.. Q -,'- ' Janeski - G 3N.,,'gg f Martino - F ' C - V : Byram - zv- Snow - F ' Miller - G 2 ' Semonick - fp, X, Neer - 5 K Q f 1 f ' ws' -3 A ,.-, - 1 ' . f , -: ' ,, , 4g,...- 'Q ' fs ' k K, ,.'. , :f . - - -', . J I2 ' ' -1'--4 . ,vw ' 'Z ,ja 5 J , Vi, ! : V K 1 I, xp 51 g V I I . ,-, . 1: Qlkn aj 1 I ' . - WARRIORS CAGE RECORD CCHS 47 Dec, 12 Mulberry 41 Dec. 1 5 Arma 37 Dec, 1 9 Weir 26 Ian. 3 Carl Junction 44 Ian. 5 McC une 3 5 Ian, 12 Arcadia 33 Ian, 16 Frontenac 41 Ian. 19 Girard First Team Tourney 25, 26, 27 31 Frontenac 45 Feb, 2 Arma 41 Feb. 6 McCune 42 Feb. 9 Arcadia Feb. 1 9 Mindemnine s Feb, 20 Frontenac 2nd Team Tourney Feb. 21, 22, 24 Third Place Trophy Feb. 27, Girard Favero I. Wood Uttley B. Wood ,Q x ,Q :.9 f 3 .- -W .,p 1 I. 1 Uxx 1 ' f X Q! :fa E 1 T N .1 G ,, QL If k D Mar. Z Riverton .. , R. Snow , .Q League Standings 'B' Team-2nd P1, Trophy W u Av Team-Tie for 4th Pl. D Semonick ' y 514 S ,vi 1 Copenhaver Pouch C. Swartz JI. Wood Blazic K, Swartz 536 JA - ,+, f W t M 5, V - . I I ' . . L 7 'N A r- 1 A 'EN3' at C , I - 2 J y E 3 2 5 y fi ,i i Q '53 ,Ya at 'fi' 46 60:- 'Q' , IJ A .. y if iailii 5- 'l 'V Y! .w g f x - 3, E . Q 1. 'w CAGERS Byrarn ju HIPS for the t FIRST ROW: Martino, Janeski, B. Snow, Byram, Coach Jones, C. Swartz, J. Wood, R. Snow, D. Semonick, Blazic. SECOND ROW: Copenhaver, B. Somonick, K. Swartz, Neer, Pouch. THIRD ROW: Benedict, Burns, Malcolm, Ricci, Uttley, Ascanio, B. Wood, I. Wood , Favero. J'ONES'S SQUADS FIRST ROW: Janeski, Chadd, W. Burns, Neer, Smith, Tillman, Byrarn. fp Miller Swartz and Pack , Neel' gear SECOND ROW: Copenhaver, J. Wood, Mercer, K. Swartz, Miller, B. Semonick, Buzard, C. Swartz, Wilkerson, B. Snow. THIRD ROW: Benedict, R. Mason, Boatright, Blazic, B. Wood, Malcolm, D. Semonick, R. Snow, Ascanio, Ricci, R. Burns. FOURTH ROW: R. Willey, Gustin, Shreve, Naccarato, Hough, Lucchi, Ptirdum, Jones, B. Willey. 5 ATOMS CLUB Principal Wilson, club sponsor, explains the mys- teries of the static electric machine to club members Wilmer DeGarmo, David Webster, Ruth Saxton, Nora Lee Janeski, J'immyMerando, Bill McCabe, andRich- ard Boatright with the three Bills--Martino, Ianeski, and Snow--in the background. Finding latent heat of boiling water, these Atoms' are seeking treasure. Lay on the paddle, Swartz: Neer likes initia- tion swats. Earning coveted athletic C 's these fifteen Braves --Miller, Hough, Lucchi, Shreve, Smith, Pouch, K. Swartz, Chadd, Janeski, Martino, Byram, Snow, Neer, Semonick, and C. Swartz--form the 1951 C Club. L W,.. ,L VM.: N1 NE 5 kg -Ev :N BACK ROW: Birdsell, Boatright, Schooley, LlBRAR'r' CLUB Al Kimmel, Miller, Oertle, McDaniel, Janeski, Myers, L. Humble, Scales, Goff, Tillman. SECOND ROW: Barnes, Saxton, Favero, Lapping, Potuseck, Lapping, Jones, Imhoff. FIRST ROW: Uttley, Vandry, B, Humble, Browning, Edwards, Jacquinet, Bever. Betty and Nora Lee arrange a library poster Wood, Bugni. S, PROJECTOR CLUB These Projectors test our amplifier BACK ROW: Hough, Goowin, Willey, Tillman, C. Neer, Janeski, Buzard, Copenhaver, Schooley, l-lurt. FIRST ROW:Benedict, R. Neer, Lovell, Sernonick, O 9444 CHEER LEADERS Nancy Lampton, Pat Irvin, Joan Montee, and Charlotte Mason give with the pep at all the games. Charlotte, .Toan and Pat beat it out at half-time. Nancy, Pat, .Toan and Charlotte swing out with a Boogie to the left. BRAVETTES, TOP ROW: Watts, Bevins, R. Lapping, Favero, Kretchet, B. Humble, Jacquinet, Ricci, Browning, Janeski, McDaniel. SECOND ROW, Miller, Tillman, Nevin, L. Humble, Spriggs, DeGa1'mo, A. Jones, Pouch, James, Short, DeBoutez, Paschetti, Schountz, Franchione. THIRD ROW Gilmore, Fornell, Scales, Shreve, S. Jones, Imhoff, Bushne1l,Lapping, Myers, Page, Scott, Potusek, Morton, Saxton, Omeck. BRAVETTES f h literar staff of the year- Plauning their '51 Crawford, this poster gets the nod rom t e y ' ' ' h Birdsell, Jimmy Merando. SEATED: Marian book. STANDING: Bill Snow, Bill Janeskr. Io rr Myers, Oliver Kruger, Rose Ella Gilmore, Velma Bever, Verbena Omeck. Jimmy, Verbena, Miss Jones, and Velma slave to meet the copy deadline. CRAWFORD STAFF Verbena, Rose Ella, Velma, Mari- an, and Jimmy seek page make-up ideas. Bill Martino, business manager, approves copy which Rosa- Byram, Ray Miller, and Mar- lie Stultz, Lillie Malcokn, Bob garet Fornell have sold to Cra wford advertisers. Gi. 1. d ds, Stultz, Montee, ROW Peel Omeck Kretchet, E war TOP : , , Irvin. SECOND ROW: Saxton, Jacquinet, S, Jones, Tillman, Vandry, Schountz, Favero, Franchione, Gilmore. THIRD ROW Nevin, Watts, Paschetti, Morton, Scales, Uttley, Allen, Scott Lapping, Crowe. FOURTH ROW: Malcolm, Sarton, Page, Lap ping, lmhof, Crowe, Naccarato, Goff. CABINET, TOP: Sharon Jones, parliamentariang Margaret Fornell, treasurerp Verbena Omeck, vice-president, Lorene Humble, reporterg Loma Allen, secretaryg Shirley Fran- chione, historiang Opal Geary, president: Gala Morton, song leader. Geary, Humble, Bevins, Boatright, McDaniel, Browning, Barnes, . R, Lovell. SECOND ROW: Hayden, Spriggs, DeGarmo, Oertle, Potuse Ianeski, Myers, James, Major. THIRD ROW: Bever, Ricci, Mason, n, Bushnell, Shreve, Reda, Vandry, Satterl y. Humble, Pouch, La mpto SCOUT STAFF Withprinter's ink in their veins, the Scout staff sleuths for hot verbs and vivid adjectives to cover high school news. Photo l, Standing: Rose Jacquinet, Bill Martino, Bill Janeskig Seated: Rose Gilmore, VelmaBever, Nlarianlviyers, Verbena Omeck a.nd Jimmie Merando, Photo Z, Standing' Joan S al . c es, Oliver Kruger, Bill Snow, Bill McCabeg Seated: Barbara Williams Pat T' ' Ma L ' , sy illman, John Bxrdsell, ry ou Nevin, Bob Byrarn. Below: Rose and Patsy prepare ads. Journalists--Joan, John, Verbena, Bob, and Barbara--arrange durnmy sheets. Mary Lou and Joan run copy, Editors Mar' ' ian, Jimmy, and Velma clip editorials. CLASS PLAYS Bob Byram reads lines to the senior cast from Our Miss Brooks, flanked by Wilmer De- Garmo and Ray Miller, as Marian Myers, Bill Jane ski, Verbena O- meck, Bill Martino, O pal Geary, Rose Iac quinet, Margaret For n ell , Lillie Malcolm, Ioan Scales, Velma Be- ver, Rose Ella Gilmore, Lorene Humble, Loma Allen, and Marilois Uttley listen. Behind the scenes of DON'T TAKE MY PENNY, - - -Miss Brooks, make-up artist, rouges Charlotte Oertle. Bob Hurt struts for the cast of the junior play as 'Miss Lovely' withRudy Pouch, Bud Blazic, Ted Chadd, Bob Semonick, G e r ald Schooley, Betty Debou- tez, Shirley Franchione, S Pat Irvin, Nora Janes- ki, Betty Potusek, John. Mercer, Rose AnnMa- jor, Charlotte Oertle, Darlene McDaniel, Rose t Naccarato, and Jim Hough grinning their ap- proval, f Q, f F- if X Q i , S i Q A H 'fill l Charlotte Oertle, so- prano, charms with Carissima.' CCHS Choral groups are noted for their size and excellent performances. The boys' glee club of 60 members has rated Highly Superior for the past 5 years in the dis- trict festival. The girls' glee club of 55 members has ranked as Superior or Highly Superior for the past 5 years. By candlelight, the girls' glee club har- monizes 'A Prayer, CHGRAL GROUPS as 1 46 Recognized over the district for un- usual march steps and musical a- bility, the C. C. H, S. Band has won acclaim over the district, The marching band has 48 members. The concertband of 60 has a reper- toire ranging from Bach chorales to jazz. Schooley, Snow, and Kruger slide that Elena Polka. 47 C.C.I-l.S BAND These high steppers- Nancy Lampton, Ioan Montee, Ruth Lapp- ing, Loma Allen, and Ruby Lapping, lead the marching band, Eleven hopefuls Goodwin, Hoster, B Humble, R, Neer, Peel, James, Page Spriggs, Reda, Smith, Ricci work for mem- ber ship. mv'-'H' MUSIC MAKERS Croxton accompanies the golden throated trumpeters: Wilker- son, Hurt, and Uttley The band furnish- es pep for all grid and cage games and gives two con- certs each year, I Mawr Qw , Q Mx . . .. ,sums . , GOLD LIES WHERE YOU FIND IT. Kruger and Uttley relax before Schweiger' s Philharmonic concert at K.S.T,C, ---- Yum! Yum! Jones, Chadd, and Neer eat at the C Club feed. ---- Miss Myers inspects Pouch's squirrel embryo specimen. - - Alex closes for the night. 49 Smith and Naccarato sand end-tables--- Peak matches his skill at checkers with Pur- dum as Howeywatches at noon.--Happy sen- iors--Martino, Myers, DeGa1-mo, Byram, Gilmore, and Kruger! Senior pix have ar- rived! ---- Snip go the shears of ElmaPeel for her circular skirt. Who knows? Gold may be found by JudySpriggs, El- ma Peel, and ElmaVandry as they stitch aprons for Mrs. Stevison's approval. HITTING THE TRA These seniors - Ioan Scales, Opal Geary, Velma Bever, Mari- lois Uttley and Lorene Humble - chart their trail with office ma- c h i n e s in Mis s Payne's class. Biologists Nora Ja- neski and Bob Peak seek their treasure in Miss Myers' lab. JR TREASURE Jim Hough points out to Ted Chadd, Barbara Schmounts, and Betty DeBotez. the need for Wealth in words, with Miss Jones ' s approval. ' ' S new There must be a short cut to Hidden Gold, so Marian Myers demon- strates toBob Hender- son and Carl Howey a cancellation trick she has learned from Mr. Modlin. Treasure trove leads to Korea as these near-eight- een seniors--.Tohn Bird- sell, Olever Kruger, Wil- mer DeGarmo, Bill Mc- Cabe, Iimmy Merando, and Bill Martino discuss free- dom's Cause in Mr. Crox- ton's history class., ., ff I wg Ray Miller holds the flame under the boil- er for testing linear expansion of metal in Mr. Wilson's physics class. Along the trail a rec- ord is kept by Merle Ulery, Bob Peak, Richard Onfer, and Donald Bugni with Miss Knock'stape re- cordings. ALONG THE TREASURE TRAIL Seeking gold in Industrial Arts are Dyke Purdum, Kenneth Swartz, Ted Chadd, Ed- ward Kimmel, and Bob Malcolm, as Mr, Gold can't stay hidden long, as Mr. Goodwin's sophomores, Wallace Rader and Shannon Clug- ston, are skilled in find- ing the unknown. ,vw 'l e take-um final exams: A S., 'W if C. C. H. S. tribe make-um great discovery ----- Hidden Gold! fl M' 3 VL if l2J'?' QW' GOLD SEEKERS Martino and Blazic sal- vage lumber, Tapping puppets wow freshies, Barbara Bushnell ' plns a straight hem. Santa Modlin rewards 'good boy Shannon. St nies' - Neer, Uleryg Hurt, and Pierce- age door John- sand their carvings. Darlene McDaniels and Betty Favero dress for style show. L ibra ry Club locates adden- da. Senior Stultz gets measured for a mortar board, j Thank-um white brothersg help-urn tube flnd Hldden Gold. Cherokee Cherokee Sam Reda, Insurance Insurance on your life Insurance for your car Insurance for your home Insurance for your furniture Insurance for your farm ,I , . . Real Estate Polzo-310 for family Real Estate M I I ,. 7 , I A,,, ,gm sskg ,.,. V. ,L ' M 2:25wimi.-'ri'1',1E 2 ' ' ' ' L as Ixii1L'1vi 2 S ' ' 1r2if-7-- M Twelffiif fi , 1 1 21251 1, L 'nw 1'fzfqgM:Qr.,'1w VVV. ' f 'fra ' iss? 25--151:22 ., I . , 31 Lgmizigzf 11 5 nf . W E, I , ss , wzlllaswsfe -r ., ,, ' -V H f . 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