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

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EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Hill, Annon, Bowers, Kenny, Dalrymple, Lemert, J Allen, Bob Wilson, Dutcher, K. Watts, Sharpe. SECOND ROW: Neff, Guinsler, Pennington, Pratt, Moore, M Allen, Williams, McMillan, Shrcwsbcrry, Dunn, Eppley. THIRD ROW: Rinehart, Butts, Donaldson, Alexander, Dillchay. Horne, Trout, McDaniels, Tharp, Allton, Brock. FOURTH ROW: B. Watts, Lyons, Stephens, Shaeffer, Hoover, Bomfant, Cope, Coakley, Hearing, Mills, T. Wilson. FIFTH ROW: Bauman, Hannum, Stoneburner, Hankinson, Van Atta, Locke, Flickinger, Auker, Gordon. SIXTH ROW: Poling, Hicks, Crossan, Patton, Taylor, Jack Alexander, Green, Gene Wilson, Cope. Those not in the picture: Chalmcr Oliver, Eugene Wilson, June Russell, Gwendolyn Sowers, Robert Allen, and Dean Brown. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Semon, Douglas Talbot, Ater, Crydcr, Longstreth, France, Fleming, Trout, Rambo, Luster, Stephenson, Garvin. SECOND ROW: Combs, Trout, Watts, Corbett, J. Brown, Goody, Bonnie Luster, Betty Luster, Bess, H. Hull, Ross, Dunn. Carson. THIRD ROW: Rinehart, Justice, Hall, Loomis, Allen, Ellis, Poling, Peart, Talbot, Allton, Sowers, Watts. FOURTH ROW: Bentley, Downey, Swingle, Sharpe, Stephens, Al exandcr, Goss-man, Allwine, W. Brown, Harbaugh. FIFTH ROW: Rice, Wolfe, Adkins, Peart, Eveland, Donaldson, Cannon, Grimes, Pitcock, Stephenson, Bailey. SIXTH ROW: Abrams, Burley, Tedrow, Sowers, Nelson, Bowers, Stine. SEVENTH ROW: Cunningham, Harbaugh, Thomas, Veyon, Watts. Those not in the picture: George Bobbs, Edgar Brannon, Frances Hammond, and Mildred Roush. 19 3 7

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CRUX-HI-SKAN SOPHOMORE HISTORY President .................................................. Dale Dicken Vice President....................................................... Lois Day Secretary and Treasurer ....................................... Jane Ellis The Sophomores, it would appear, are destined to be one of the outstanding classes of Crooksville High. Our school athletic teams are composed chiefly of representatives from this class. With a higher percentage of pupils on the honor roll than any other class, their scholastic standing is very high. For the past two years they have elected their four representatives to the Student Council. They have also been well represented in the various organizations of the school such as boys' and girls’ glee clubs, orchestra, Sokol, Future Homemakers, and the newly organized Science Club. Last year as freshmen, Lois Day, Jane Watts, and Mona Young brought honors to Crooksville High from the district scholarship tests at Athens. FRESHMAN HISTORY President ................................................. Paul McLean Vice President............................................ Curtis Watts Secretary and Treasurer .................................. Betty Ater This so-called “greenhorn” class is made up of seventy-two people. Perhaps they are not so green as painted as in comparison to the other students within C. H. S. At least the freshmen have managed to be heard of. They are represented in Student Council by Betty Ater, Violet Neff, Curtis Watts, and Raymond Warren. This class, as the others, has class officers, members in the glee clubs, Sokol Club, Future Homemakers, orchestra, and the Science Club. The upperclassmen have a successful future prophesied for this class.

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CRUX-HI-SKAN EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY One of the eighth graders' chief interests this year was the hope for a corridor between the high school and the junior high school, which naturally, would bring them in closer contact with the high school students. This year improvements in their scholastic schedule, a prepared course for high school, were made by the purchase of new math books which gives them a wider background for algebra and geometry. As a result of limiting home economics and manual arts to the eighth grade, these students could spend two periods each day on then-projects and thus accomplish much more than in former years. Another of this class's chief interests was intramural games. Many members ot the class were very active in intramural sports. The Student Council representatives were Janet Bonifant and Gene Hill. This group was well represented in the Crooks-ville High School Orchestra. A happy and successful high school career for you, eighth graders. SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY East is East and West is West and never the twain shall meet. Not so in the case of the seventh graders for that grade brings together the boys and the girls of the east side of town with those of the west side, and they meet in grand fashion. The seventh grade is represented in Student Council by Jean Swingle and Douglas Talbot. Several of the members performed in the grade school carnival program last year. The upperclassmen are expecting big things from these students so, don't disappoint us, seventh grade.