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

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THE JUNIORS POSE FOR A GROUP PORTRAIT JOHN PRICE. President JO LEETH, Vice President VIOLET NEFF, Secretary-Treasurer At last the time has come to reveal to the public the abilities and talents of the Junior class of '39. In the field of athletics, Barker, Fisher, Miller, Smith, Crooks, Eve-land, Yoder, Hawk, Price, and McLean deserve commendation for their good work in basketball and football. In intramural sports the girls were champions in volleyball and provided competition in basketball. Practically every class member participated in the Ifka, Hi-Y, Future Homemakers, Sokol, Orchestra, Band, or boys' and girls' glee clubs. The worthy representatives to Student Council were Carol Hull, Jane Brannon, Doris Allen, Junior Class 1st ROW: Joan Chaffin, Curtis Watts, Anna J. Lewis, Violet Neff. John Price. 2nd ROW: Harry Ongell, Clara Hayman, Grace Mickey, Laura Heath. 3rd ROW: J. B. Dillchay, Jean Trout, May Holmes, Guinevere Conaway. 4th ROW: Raymond Warren, Emily Sisk, Mary R. King, Betty Maincs, Marcella Kellenbarger, liber Yoder. 5th ROW: Bob Eveland, Jim Miller, Bob Hawk.

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RODNEY YODER General Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 B Club 4 Junior Play Cast Baseball 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3. 4 Minstrel 3 KENNETH YOUNG General Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Free Lancer 3 Football 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Business Staff 4 MONA YOUNG Commercial B Club 4 Sokol 1 Ifka 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, 2 Secretary-Treas. of Class 1, 3 ,4 Junior Play Staff 3 Annual Business Staff 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Messenger Editor 4 Scholarship Team 2 Senior Play Staff 4 SENIOR AND JUNIOR PERSONALITIES Identification of Pictures Sliotun on Page 7 EUGENE LUSTER and LOIS BONIFANT . . . most popular senior boy and girl. BETTIE JO FITZER and WAYNE LOVE . . . most romantic seniors. LOIS BONIFANT and JACK HULL . . . best looking senior boy and girl. JANE BRANNON and DUBBY BARKER . . . best looking juniors. ALLYN BROWN . . . biggest liar in senior class. JACK HULL . . . biggest feet. RAYMOND BUSH and HELEN FLEMING, shortest senior boy and girl NED SOWERS and MARY WILSON . . . tallest senior boy and girl. DALE DICKENS . . . done most for school. MARGUERITE SINGER . . . most truthful senior. MONA YOUNG and LYLE TALBOT . . . most beautiful eyes. JEAN T ATM AN . . . most talented senior. JANE WATTS . . . senior smallest feet. CURTIS WATTS . . . most talented junior.

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John Price, Raymond Warren, and Curtis Watts. The Juniors who journeyed to Athens on the scholarship team were Carol Hull, Jean Chaffin, Guinevere Conaway, John Price, Curtis Watts, and Betty Ater. The percentage of members on the honor roll increased this year and one class member, Betty Ater, was taken into the National Honor Society. Betty Ater, John Price and Carol Hull were placed on the editorial and the business staff of the annual. With the idea of entertaining the seniors with a bigger and better prom the class undertook the task of presenting “Who's Crazy Now, a hilarious three-act comedy, under the direction of Miss Eva Coulter. And so. on our way again—this time the last in C. H. S.. we Juniors say; Here's a toast to the Sophomores and a toast to Miss Calloway May your future be pleasant and successful always. Junior Class 1st ROW: Jo Lccth, Betty Ater, Carol Hull, Ruth Anderson, Jean Chaffin, Lois Hull. 2nd ROW: Lura Justice, Jane Brannon, Jean Holcomb, Eleanor Butler, Ruth German. 3rd ROW: Doris Allen, Parker Crooks, Eddie Channel, Allyn Fleming. 4th ROW: Velma Aldridge, Marguerite Goss-man, Wilma Brown, Theodore Allen. 5th ROW: Joe Watts, Earl Allton, Earl Hank-inson, Paul McLean, Wallace German.