Crooksville High School - Crux Hi Skan Yearbook (Crooksville, OH)

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CLASS PROPHECY DIRECTORY OF CLASS OF 1930ePUBLISHED MAY 10, 1940, CROOKSVILLE, OHIO Luvadelle Aichele, a Marathon dancer at a Los Angeles night club; Dorothy Allen, S. Zanesville Partner in the Allen Lowery truck farm; Ellen Annon, Co- lumbus, Girls B. B. Coach at North High School; Gail Bateson, Oshkosh, President of the First National; Harold Bess, Ann Arbor, Professor of Chemistry; Herberta Brown, Ohio State, Patiently working- for a coveted M. D.; XVilson Burley, Wash- ington, Admiral in U. S. Navy; Mary Campbell, Detroit, Instructress of music at Cass High School; Gerald Cope, Anywhere tA roaming penniless p060; Geraldine Cope, Cleveland, Interior Decorator; William Clark, CNo permanent addressL First Alto in Whitman7s Band; Rea Mae Dawson, Oshkosh, Housewife, OVhose, I wondeU ; Bernice Day, New York Chorus Girl; NanhDenman, McCluncy, A jolly 01d maid, tof all thinng; Marjorie Dennis, Columbus, Nurse at Mt. Carmel Hospital; Kenneth Frash, Stoker 0n the Leviathan; Ruby Levering, Greenwich Authorcss; Willard Gillon, Broadway, Belascds best Barber! Mary Guinsler, Florida, Proprie- tor of a tourist camp, at Daytona Beach; Robert Hall, no permanent atldress, Ole always was a shiftless tpr; Elden Hammond, Cincinnati, Mail carrier, tnot an angel after 31D ; Dorothy Hazlett, Palm Beach, bathing beauty; Genevieve Heath, Urbana, Dean of Women at University of 111.; William Henning, Roseville, retired owner of several oil wells; Earl Hicks, Chicago, in line for the presidency of Sears ch Roebuck, Gt doesn,t say how far down the lind; Ruth Hull, Columbus, Hunting- ton National Bank; Ralph Karns, Ring Master in a circus; Dorothy Hull, Buenos Aires, Prima Donna; James Keates, Dearborn, in the pay of Henry Ford, On what capacity; I wonderw; Myron Kincaid, BuH'alo, Taxi driver, U for one will exer- cise my legs when in Buffalox Edith Lowery, S. Zanesville, in Allen-Lowery truck farm; VViniford McDaniels, Newark, disillusioned clerk in a Red Front; Marvin McGuire, Chicago, Football promoter; Ardella Moran, Columbus, Nurse at Mt. Carmel Hospital; Frances Moore, Columbus, Hostess at the Maramor; Pauline Noon, Hollywood Screen Idol; Jeanette Rambo, Columbus, Head waitress at the Neil House; Dermont Reed, Crooksvillc; a man of leisure, Ulasft changed his former occupation, I seej; Dayle Ross, Crooksville, still the girls, best bet; Harold Smith Banjcrmasin tThaHs in BorneoL Cannibal Converter; Katherine Springer, Long Island, aviatrix; Luella Stanbery. Deaventown, French Instructress at Deavertown High School; Phillip Stoneburncr, lst trombone in Sousak Band; Orris Tatman, San Diego: owner of a chain of grocery stores from New York 'to San Francisco; Conrad W'ilson, New York City, comic strip artist, U suppose Corfs his own modeU; Eleanor Woodward; London, Duchess. DOROTHY HULL. Eighteen

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9 3 0 CLASS WILL U'Ontimth . RALPH KARNS - K Dancing - - - - EDMUND SETTLE . JAMES KEATS - - Fondncss forFrcnch MAURICE MAXWELL . BIYRON KINCAID - Basketballcaptaincy RAY DALRYMPLE . MARVIN MCGI'IRE Football captaincy JAMES PITCOCK . DERMONT REED - Great height - - JOHN E. HULL . DAYLE Ross - - Girl friends - - - JACK BIRD '. Oms TATMAN - Curly hair - - - KATHRYN XVILSON . HAROLD SMITH - - Musical ability - JAMES FERGUSON . CONRAD XVILSON - - ' Gentlemanly ways LAWRENCE XVATTS . PHILLIP STONEBI'RNER ; Love for chemistry JOSEPH szcman TO SCHOOL Group picture of the Seniors, the Hagpole, and chewing gum underneath various chairs and tables. TO FACULTY Our sympathy. TO JUNIORS Our hopes and prayers. TO SOPHOMORES Automatic questionganswer guaranteed for two years. TO FRESHMEN High-Chairs, a carton of soap to be used at once and a box of all-day suckers not to be opened till Christmas. DOROTHY HAZLETT. Seventeen

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