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

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COMING GALLOWAY I want to recommend my Junior Class for elevation to the distinguished rank of Seniors of Crooksvillc High. DILLEHAY—They'll have to get plenty of references to get in here. GALLOWAY—Well, I'll give you plenty of qualifications. DILLEHAY I certainly don't see how they can qualify as my Biddies. Just what do the Juniors do from 8:30 until 3:45? GALLOWAY Why they give me a hilarious day, from Jack Rinehart's regular 8:32 I'm coming. Miss Galloway, I'm coming! to Jim Guinslcr's 3:45 How many deten tions have I got left now? DILLEHAY—A hectic day. I'd say. But go on with your story. What happens after Jack gets there? GALLOWAY Anything could happen hut usually I have to put down a friendly quar rcl between Bob Locke and Lawyer Butts. DILLEHAY But what about chewing gum? You know that's one thing I won't tolerate. GALLOWAY Of course they're well behaved people, otherwise, but if you can get Lloyd Kenny, Gene Wilson and Bill Neff to stop chewing bubble gum you'll be going some. DILLEHAY If they ever get this far I'll stop them, mark my word. What about sports and scholarship? GALLOWAY—Why, there wouldn't be any football or basketball teams if it weren't for the Juniors. They make up practically all of both teams. DILLEHAY So'So—but it's scholarship I'm most interested in. Ronald Butts, Rosemary Skinnin, Marjorie Allen. 2nd ROW—Mary Jean Tharp, Wib liam Lemert, Marilyn Annon, Jan-ice Allen. 3rd ROW—Helen Aukcr, Juanita Skecnes, Dean Brown, Louise Stur gill. 4th ROW—Betty Stoneburner, Eileen Trout. Rosalie McMillan, Rosabelle Shrewsberry, Pauline Duckworth. 5th ROW—Alfred Dunn, Florence Mills, Agnes Dalrymple, Kathleen Bowers, Melissa Schaeffer. 6th ROW—Merriell Kemerer, Betty Hearing, Jane Coakley, Gene Wilson and Jack Rinehart. 1941 Stars Discovered' CHARACTERS— Miss Galloway and Miss Dillehay. SCENE— Senior home room (Room 8) MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS Juniors MISS MISS MISS 1st ROW—Joyce Van Atta, CLASS OF MARGENE HORNE, President ROBERT COPE, Vice'President

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CRUX-HI BAND MARY WATKINS, Director MEMBERS Cornets Theadore Allen Bobby Ater Barbara Cannon Jean Chaffin Robert Coleman Douglas Cope Alfred Dunn Robert Fleming Jimmy Freriks Rosalie McMillan Peggy Tanner Saxophones Ormond Alwine Jack Cross T. J. France Bob Eveland Raymond Warren Flute Eleanor Pitcock Clarinets Kathleen Bowers Max Cannon Betty Chidister Mary Eloise Hawk Jane Hoops Betty Ann Hoover Joyce Hughes Carol Hull Robert Lawrence Marilyn Love Ruth Ellen McMillan Edwin Pitcock Madeline Pryor Jean Wilson Sousaphones Alf Talbot Albert Weese Baritone Hilda Cope Trombones Donald Allen Robert Cope Mellophones Helen Hull Garnet Ertel Jean Swingle Martha Underwood Snare Drums Charles Anderson Joan Baker Billy Green Bass Drum Jimmy Tatman Cymbals Jane Peart

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ATTRACTIONS MISS GALLOWAY I was just getting to that. Everyone excels in something and you'll have to admit they were the only class to beat the class of '39 in honor roll membership. We placed several people on the commercial scholarship team. By the way. Miss Audrey Bennett who won the local Prince of Peace Contest in 1939, is one of the peppy Juniors. Three of our Juniors made the annual staff: June Dillehay and Verdabelle Greene, the editorial staff, and Bob Cope, the business staff. MISS DILLEHAY How about the other school activities? MISS GALLOWAY Every Junior was a member of cither Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, F. H. A., Sokol, Ifka, or Hi-Y. Representatives to Student Council were Robert Locke, Gene Wilson, Bill Lemert, Kathleen Bowers, Margene Horne, Jean Horn, Robert Cope, Robert Allen, and Alfred Dunn. If that isn't majority. I'll cat my hat. MISS DILLEHAY Fine so far. Have the Juniors enough talent to give a good Senior As-sembly? MISS GALLOWAY Oh, talent, eh! Why, they are without a doubt the most talented class in C. H. S. It is an accepted fact that their assemblies were the best two ever given in C. H. S. but is it any wonder with Janet Bonifant, Rosalie McMillan, and Audrey Bennett. MISS DILLEHAY I suppose I really shouldn't have asked about talent because I know from past experience. You know I hate to admit it but I really think you've got something there. MISS GALLOWAY Indeed I have! That's what I've been trying to tell you all along. Now arc you convinced? May I tell my Juniors that they have been accepted as Seniors? MISS DILLEHAY You may. I think I'm really going to have a great Senior class next year. MISS GALLOWAY—I'm sure of it. See you next year, Carrie. Juniors 1st ROW Verda Belle Green, Mar gene Horne, Bob Cope, June Dille- hay. 2nd ROW Mary Sharp, Virginia Taylor, Jean Horn, Hazel Allton, Paddy Hannum. 3rd ROW Janet Bonifant, Bob Bauman, Lloyd Kenny. 4th ROW Benny Watts, Jean Gordon, Thelma Wilson, Bill Neff, Fred Lyons. 5th ROW Bob Allen, Donald Brown, James Guinsler. 6th ROW Bob Locke, Maxine Cope, Chalmer Oliver, Betty Hoover. 1941 C. H. S. VERDA BELLE GREEN, Secretary MAXINE COPE, Treasurer