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

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Tidbits About Seniors CYRIL ADAMS—How does pool pay off? DONNA ALLWINE—Which one is it? “ROSIE” ATKINS—When does the fleet come in? RAYMOND BAKER—Was cereal (Cyril) good? JAMES BORING—Oh! I love that hat. PATTY BRADSHAW—Interested in the Navy, too. EDNA BROWN—It won’t be long now. KEITH BROWN—Professor, come down to earth. BILL BURLEY—Give us the downbeat, Maestro. WILMA COMBS—Watch out, Anderson. CAROL DARLING—Oh! We love your voice. MAURICE FAULEY—Noise-maker! BOB HAMMER—Pretty blue eyes! PATTY HESKETT—Oh Bob! Oh Bob! Oh Bob! Oh Bob! SALLY HOOPS—How’s the lumber biz?????? BETTY KLINGLER—The Ideal Ifka girl. CAROLINE McINTYRE—Our courteous senior. JACK MOORE—The envy of all would-be blonds. EILEEN NELSON—The fair maiden in white. SHIRLEY PRICE—Stur.....gill. MARY LOU PRYOR—Our beautiful football queen. BILL ROUSH—Boy, do I like freshman girls. DOLORES SHARP—Sharp as her name! MAXINE SMITH—Look out, Athens! DICK SPENCER—Oh, what a fair city is Newark. JOSEPHINE WILSON—Better late than never. BETTY WINTGENS—When’s he coming down again?

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-SENIORS Baccalaureate Services Planned for May 25 Commencement May 30 As the 1947 Crux-Hi-Skan goes to press plans are being completed for the final rites for the Class of 1947, our Baccalaureate and Commencement. Most of tnis planning is done in the front office but Mr. Darling did give us several chances to express our wishes and these wishes were followed. We selected Decoration Day as the date we preferred for our commencement rather than be the first C.H.S. class in history to have a June graduation date. We voted, unanimously, to continue the old tradition of having our baccalaureate sermon preached in the Methodist church. More room for our guests and not so far to walk to practice. Reverend R. LaVerne Ervin, pastor of the local Church of Christ, is scheduled to preach the baccalaureate service at 8:00 p. m. Sunday evening, May 25. Mr. T. R. Nelson, music director, is preparing the vocal music with a group from the C. H. S. glee clubs. Mrs. Florence Myers, the Methodist Church organist, has been asked to play an overture to be followed by the traditional march of Crooks- iile Seniors, the classic “War March of the Priests.” The class president, the honor students and a member of the State Department of education will share the commencement program. The principal speaker will be Mr. R. M. Eyman, Assistant Superintendent of Public Instruction of the State of Ohio. Mr. Eyman is a former superintendent of the Fairfield County Schools. The class will be represented by Carol Darling as valedictorian, Dolores Sharp as salutatorian and Keith Brown who, as class president, will preside. Mr. Darling will present the class to Mr. Delmer Hoops, President of the Board of Education, who will deliver the diplomas. Music by a small band rather than by the usual orchestra is being planned by Mr. Nelson.

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The Juniors C. H. S. Will Depend on Their Leadership for 1947-48 BOTTOM HOW: Left to right— Wilson, Barnett, France, Giles, Brannon, Brown, Henning, Leasure; class advisor, Miss Coulter. SECOND ROW— Grubb, Rodgers, Ashley, Trout, Marlowe, Phillips, Harper, Wolfe, Swank, R. Moore. THIRD ROW— Snide, Watson, Kellenbarger, Kemerer, Searls, Knerr, Dillehay, G. Moore, Gibbs, Mercer. TOP ROW— Williams, Gibbs, Thomas, Woodward, Hull, Freriks, Rarick, Ewing.