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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

Crooksville High School 1955 Crux-Hi-Skan CAROLINE MILLIGAN Editor DENNY HARPER Business Manager ROBIN HOOPS Photographer Shirley Hoops Myrna Harbaugh Albert Brown Jack Hayman Mona Ferguson Nial Williams Carol Brown Jerry Adams Nina Snide Jack Leaman Barbara Colbert Jerry Hammer Avalyn Aichele Dale Cook Maxine Shell William Harris Norma Ewing Myron Orr Dona Houk Danny Campbell Ruth Neff Norman McCray Shirley Savage Melvin Jadwin Gene Dalrymple Janet Snide Linda Heskett Roddy Hughes Bob Stephenson Typing Study Hall Physics Jump Ball The Big Game Girls Gym Class We Kemembet We, the senior class of 1955, dedicate our yearbook to Miss Grace Neff as a token of appreciation for her help in our first difficult years. This year we graduate and some of us leave Crooksville forever, but we will always reserve a warm spot in our hearts for her. We Relieve Dear Father, guide us on our way; Watch o'er when trouble’s near. Grant us Thy blessing and a word Our eager hearts may hear. Tell us of how to serve Thee best, And keep our nation free. Grant this in Jesus Christ's dear Na We humbly ask of Thee. Caroline Milligan ■i Delmar Hoops Hobart All wine A. C. Lawrence Board of Education Chester Leasure George C. Tedrow Carlin Franee Superintendent Principal Mr. Worthington, our superintendent, has given much of his time and energy, to insure a successful year for the school. As we say goodbye to the school, we would also like to say thank you to him for helping us through the last four years. Mr. Smith has served for three years as principal of the school. During the last year, in addition to his duties as principal, he has taught several Industrial arts classes, a world history c 1 a s s, and has served as advisor to the annual staff. Secretary Mrs. Sowers has worked faithfully this year to keep the complicated affairs of the office in smooth running condition. Thanks to her for a job well done. CAROLYN DILLEHAY J. C. SEXTON Crooksville, Ohio M.A. Ohio University B. S. in Education Instructor in American History Dean of Girls Cheerleader Coach Sponsor of Ifka Twelfth Grade Advisor B Club Sponsor JERRY FELL Zanesville, Ohio Miami University B.S. in Education Business Law Social Geography Industrial Arts I and II Junior High Coach MARY ESWINE Etna, Ohio Ohio State University M.S. Ohio University A. B. and B.S. in Education Commercial Instructor Seventh Grade London, Ohio Ohio University A, M. Columbia B. S, in Education Instructor in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry. Sponsor of Boy Scouts Eighth Grade Advisor EVA COULTER Crooksville, Ohio Eleventh Grade A. B. Ohio Wesleyan M. A. Ohio State Instructor in English, Spanish. Sponsor of Spanish Club JAMES JONES Barbourville, Kentucky Eastern Kentucky State College B.S. in Math and Biology Instructor in Biology, Mathematics, and Science Tenth Grade Advisor RUTH SNELL Crooksville, Ohio Ohio University B.S. in Education Instructor in English Vice-Principal Eighth Grade Advisor ROBERT SOLANO Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Shenandoah Conservatory of Music B.M. Education Duquesne University Graduate Study Instructor of Band, Chorus, and Grades AMELIA STEMAN Columbus, Ohio B. A. Macalester College Education Minnesota Home Economics, Ohio State Home Economics Social Sciences Ninth Grade F.H.A. Advisor JAMES FAUBER New Martinsville West Virginia University of West Virginai, B. S. in Physical Education Instructor in Phys. Education Ninth Grade Football, Basketball Coach Qt (W GENE DALRYMPLE General President LEROY FRASH College Vice -President LARRY WILSON Commercial Treasurer MONA FERGUSON Commercial Secretary NORMA EWING Commercial JERRY HAMMER General SHIRLEY EVELAND General NORMAN McCRAY General JANET SNIDE Commercial WILLIAM HARRIS General Seniors LEFT TO RIGHT: Savage, Shell, Milligan, Hoops, Aichele, Harbaugh, Ewing. SECOND ROW: Snide, Eveland, Neff, Snide, Colbert, Ferguson, Brown, Houk, Sowers. THIRD ROW: Cook, Hayman, Harper, Hammer, Leaman, F r a s h, Dalrymple, Adams. FOURTH ROW: Hoops, Orr, Brown, Saunders, Jadwin, Harris, Campbell. FIFTH ROW:: Williams, Wilson, McCray. Our class began in the seventh grade with 66 members. During our four years in high school we have participated in many activities. Among the big events in our high school career were the ordering and receiving of our class rings, the Junior and Senior Plays and, of course, our big Prom. We have always been well represented on the honor roll and on the scholarship tests. We're very proud of these industrious students. Here's hoping that the next senior class has as much luck and enjoyment in their last year as we have had. So long! ! ! Mona Ferguson We Participate CAROLINE MILLIGAN Ifka 3,4 Treasurer 4 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 B Club Vice -President Crux-Hi-Skan 3,4 Junior Editor 3 Editor 4 Crux-Hi-Revu Junior Play Cast Buckeye Girls' State Library 2 Senior Scholarship Team Scholarship Team 1,2,3 Office Help 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 DENNY HARPER Glee Club 1 Student Council 1,2,4 Vice-President 3 Junior Play Cast B Club President Football 4 Crux-Hi-Skan 3,4 Junior Business Manager 3 Business Manager 4 Crux-Hi-Revu SHIRLEY HOOPS Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 4 F.H.A. 1,2 Vice-President 2 Ifka 3,4 Secretary 4 B Club Reporter Mixed Chorus 3,4 Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi-Revu Junior Play Cast Intramurals 3,4 Senior Scholarship Team Band 1 EARL SAUNDERS Basketball 1,2,4 Football 1,2,3 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4 Intramurals Manager 4 Junior Play Cast SHIRLEY EVELAND F.H.A. 1,2,3 Ifka 3 Library 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2 Junior Play Cast Intarmurals 2,3,4 DANNY CAMPBELL Glee Club 1,2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 2 Intramurals 3,4 Junior Play Staff B Club Senior Scholarship Team Student Council 3,4 Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi -Revu Mixed Chorus DOLORES SOWERS Glee Club 1 Library 4 Intramurals 3,4 NORMAN McCRAY Student Council 1,2 Glee Club 2 Class Vice-President 3 Football 3, 4 B Club Intramurals 1,2, 3,4 Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi-Revu Scholarship Team 3 MONA FERGUSON LARRY WILSON Band 1,2, 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer 3 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Librarian 4 F.H.A. 1,2 President 2 Ifka 3,4 President 4 Student Council I, 3 Secretary-Treasurer 3 Music Award 3 Class Secretary 4 Senior Scholarship Team B Club Junior Play Cast Queen's Attendant 3 Intramurals 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi -Revu Buckeye Girls' State 3 Dance Band 1,2 WILLIAM HARRIS Football 3, 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Glee Club 2 Crux-Hi-Revu Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4 Junior Play Staff JANET SNIDE Band 1,2,3, 4 Glee Club 1,2 F.H.A. 1 Senior Scholarship Team Ifka 3 Crux-Hi-Revu Crux-Hi-Skan 4 B Club Band 1,2, 3, 4 Librarian 1,2,4 Business Manager 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Cast Music Award Intramurals 1, 2 B Club Scholarship Team 2 Dance Band 1,2,4 Class Treasurer 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 1 MAXINE SHELL Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4 Scholarship Team 1,2 Ifka 3,4 Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Junior Play Cast Senior Scholarship Team Library Club 3,4 Reporter 4 B Club Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi-Revu DALE COOK Intramurals 2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2 Basketball Manager 2, 3 Football Manager 2,3,4 Junior Play Cast MYRON ORR Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi-Revu Intramurals 4 Junior Play Staff NORMA EWING Glee Club 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2 Student Council 1,2 Intramurals 2 Ifka 3, 4 Junior Play Cast Crux-Hi-Revu Crux-Hi-Skan 4 B Club Mixed Chorus 3,4 NIAL WILLIAMS Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2 Junior Play Cast Mixed Chorus 1,2 Crux-Hi-Revu Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Intramurals 1,2 Track 3 AVALYN AICHELE F.H.A. 1,2 Treasurer 2 Ifka 3, 4 Student Council 4 Crux-Hi-Revu Crux-Hi-Skan 4 B Club Junior Play Cast LEROY FRASH Spanish Club 1, 2 B Club Glee Club 1,2 Class President 1 Class Vice-President 4 Class Treasurer 3 Senior Scholarship Team Scholarship Team 1,2 Football Manager 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 3,4 Basketball Manager 1 Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4 Junior Play Staff Mixed Chorus ALBERT BROWN Football 1,3,4 Co-Captain 4 Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi -Revu Glee Club 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Junior Play Staff Senior Scholarship Team Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4 B Club Basketball Basketball 1 BARBARA COLBERT Ifka 3, 4 Band 3,4 Library 3 Student Council 3 Crux-Hi -Skan 4 Crux-Hi -Revu B Club Junior Play Cast Glee Club 1,2,3 Queen's Attendant 2, 3 Office 2, 3 F.H.A. 1,2 JACK LEAMAN Glee Club 1,2,3 Intramurals 3, 4 Junior Play Staff B Club Crux-Hi-Revu Crux-Hi -Skan Mixed Chorus 2, 3 NINA SNIDE F.H.A. 1,2 I fka 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi -Revu Junior Play Cast B Club Library Club 2 CAROL BROWN Glee Club 2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2 Reporter 2 Ifka 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Student Council 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Junior Play Cast B Club Secretary Homecoming Queen 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi-Revu RUTH NEFF Intramurals 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 F.H.A, 1,2 Parliamentarian 2 Ifka 3, 4 B Club Junior Play Cast Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi-Revu MYRNA HARBAUGH Glee Club 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2 Secretary 2 B Club Student Council 1 Mixed Chorus Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi-Revu Junior Play Staff Intramurals 4 GENE DALRYMPLE Intramurals 1,2, 3,4 Glee Club 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Class President 3,4 President Student Council 4 Vice-President Student Council 3 Junior Play Staff Football 1,2 B Club ROBIN HOOPS Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Captain 4 Football 1,2, 3, 4 Track 3 Crux-Hi-Skan 3,4 Junior Photographer 3 Photographer 4 Crux-Hi -Revu Office Help 4 Junior Play Cast Student Council 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,4 Class President 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2,4 Intramurals 1 JERRY HAMMER Glee Club 1,2 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4 Scholarship Team 1 SHIRLEY SAVAGE Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi-Revu Ifka 4 Library 4 JACK HAYMAN Glee Club 1,2 Junior Play Staff Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 DONA HOUR F.H.A. 2, 3 Intramurals 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 3 Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi-Revu Junior Play Staff MELVIN JADWIN JERRY ADAMS Junior Play Staff Intramurals 3,4 Glee Club 1 Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi-Revu Intramurals 2,3 Crux-Hi-Skan 4 Crux-Hi-Revu We Will We, the senior class of fifty-five, Being of sound body and mind. Make this our final testament. (It's the first one of its kind.) I, Caroline Milligan, to Deanna must leave Spanish II and my notebook, come now, don't grieve. I, Denny Harper, leave a jokebook to Newlon. It's all I've got left to show for my schoolin'. I, Shirley Hoops, with my fondness for typing Leave time tests to Betty, so she won't be griping. I, William Harris, having nothing to leave Take Walter with me, I'm sure you won't grieve. I, Ruth Neff, leave my blonde hair to Dru And to help keep it clean, a jar of shampoo. I, Melvin Jadwin, having no words to say Leave this to Dixie, she throws them away. I, Mona Ferguson, to Bluey leave blinders. To the rest of the girls, I hope they're reminders. I, Jack Hayman, leave a shotgun to Bob Use it to hunt, boy, never to rob. I, Norma Ewing, leave my shorthand book To Clara, after I take one last look. I, Dale Cook, leave an alarm clock to Jerry. He'll never be late if he learns not to tarry. I, Shirley Savage, to Liz leave my ring For that happy day when the weddin' bells sing. I, Norman McCray, leave the school in a daze; They'll never recover from my noisy ways. I, Dona Houk, leave our locker to Joe. With my books gone, there'll be more room I know. I, Jerry Hammer, leave a gallon of gas To Nick G. so he can get places fast. I, Earl Saunders, to Dick Y. leave my hat. I just know he'll appreciate that. I, Nina Snide, leave my giggles to Polly. With what she's got, she'll really be jolly. I, Nial Williams, to Jay leave my height. It may serve him well some basketball night. 1, Shirley Eveland, to Jan leave my curls. But I know he don’t need them to get all the girls. I, Jack Leaman, leave my flirting way, To Don Poole, there's no more to say. I, Avalyn Aichele, leave my typing room seat To the junior who next year will use my Elite. I, Maxine Shell, leave my quiet ways to Rick. I’m sure he needs them and very quick! I, Myron Orr, leave nothing, I fear. I'm only too glad I'll be absent next year. I, Leroy Frash, leave my manager’s job, To little Iskie, without a sob. I, Janet Snide, leave my books to Sammy Zinn. If you study hard, boy, you're bound to win. I, Jerry Adams, leave my World History class, To next year's juniors, in hopes that they'll pass. I, Carol Brown, leave my five -feet-four To young Jim Collins, as if he needs more. I, Albert Brown, leave my looks to Bill Strate, They'll solve any problem of getting a date. I, Barbara Colbert, to my baton say Goodbye And leave it to Judy, with not even a sigh. I, Larry Wilson, leave my music to Kay. With all of her knowledge, she'll make her way. I, Robin Hoops, give the office to Steve. I hate to work, I’ll gladly leave. I, Myrna Harbaugh, leave my hair to Shirley A. It takes too much time, so I'm giving it away. I, Danny Campbell, leave my love for football To Gee Gee, he'll need it next fall. I, Gene Dalrymple, the Roseville road must leave To Harry R. who likes it, I believe. I, Dolores Sowers, leave my jolly laugh to Freddie, He don't need it, cause his is good already. We Prophesy Girls' Industrial School Marysville, Ohio May 28, 1965 At a recent visit to the Girls' Industrial School, we had a chance to talk to three old members of the Class of 1955. As we listen, we hear: Mona: 1 hear from an old friend that Melvin Jadwin purchased a race horse and won the sweepstakes at San Anita! He is now one of the world's most famous jockeys. Ruth: Yes, and remember his old side-kick, Myron Orr? Well, he has replaced Mr. Worthington as Superintendent of the Crooksville High School. Avalyn: Has anyone heard from Barbara Colbert? Mona: Yes, she married Buck Fleming and lives in a big two room shack in the heart of Rendville. Ruth: Denny Harper, our old class comedian, has taken over George Gobel's T.V. Pro- gram. Avalyn: I read in the Detroit Gazette where the Hammer's Motor Corporation has just produced a new car that will run without gas, oil, water, or a driver. Mona: Carol Brown came to visit me last week and said she had married the big movie producer, Dan Campbell, and had just purchased their fourth Cadillac. Ruth: Maxine Shell, the famous Mambo dancer who has just completed her last lesson at the Dale Cook Dance Studio, is now appearing at the Frash Theatre. Avalyn: Robin Hoops, head photographer for the Roseville-Crooksville Messenger is now taking pictures of the Roseville state Prison. Mona: I received a letter from Myrna Harbaugh yesterday, who does washings and iron- ings for people to earn a living. She said that the people of the community were taking up a collection to buy her a new washing machine. She wanted to know if I would contribute to the fund. Avalyn: Dona Houk, the popular veterinarian from Crooksville, who operated on a French poodle owned by Gene Dalrymple, was sued for shaving the dog completely. Ruth: Shirley Eveland, star ice skater, is now replacing Sonja Henie. Jerry Adams is now ringmaster for Barnum Bailey Circus. Avalyn: Shirley Savage and her husband, Frank, now have a permanent job on the Denny Taylor Radio Program, and are the best paid m u s i c i a n s on the air. They get 25£ an hour. Mona: Jack Hayman, warden of the Roseville Penitentiary, was locked in Cell Block 11 during a riot caused by the prisoners. Ruth: Did you know that A1 Brown, head coach at Ohio State, has put Nial Williams in the line-up to replace Robin Freeman. Avalyn: You remember Earl Saunders, don't you? Well, he is now a great architect and is building a new portion on the Empire State Building so he can get a better view of the girls. Mona: Larry Wilson, the famous band leader, recently hired the Crazy Kids Trio, consisting of Dolores Sowers, Nina Snide, and Janet Snide, to record one of his latest compositions . Ruth: Norma Ewing, who won the nation-wide shorthand contest, is now the famous stenographer at the Harris Pencil Company. Avalyn: Norman McCray, who started from the bottom, is now president of the Standard Oil Company, and has hired his first two lady mechanics, Caroline Milligan and Shirley Hoops. Mona: Did you know that Jack Leaman who was clerk of Krogers Chain Stores, was recently promoted to manager. Ruth: Well, I guess there's no use talking about us, as we three will probably be here the rest of our lives. Mona Ferguson Ruth Neff Avalyn Aichele Tripping the light fantastic------ a dip and a side-step a whirl----- to the strains of Because -- The Muskrat Ramble And our familiar Bunny Hop. Juniors LEFT TO RIGHT: Fee, Dillehay, Thomas, Allen, Morrison, Shipley, Riggs, Brown, Hilliard, Giles, Schwartz, Holcomb. SECOND ROW: Milligan, Turner, Allard, Ault, Heskett, Burns, Lee, L. Allen, Eveland, Klingler, Hayman. THIRD ROW: Hughes, Pollock, Cook, Whitehead, Rodgers, H a r 11 e y, Redfern, Jewett, Strate. FOURTH ROW: Mauller, Eppley, Newlon, Watts, McKinney, Stevenson, Poole, Cook. FIFTH ROW: Haley, Watson, Zinn, Robbins, Wiseman, Young, Fleming, Harris. On September 7, 1954, sixty-three juniors reported to Miss Coulter's home room. Among their activities this year were the Spook Swing, a surprise dance in March, and of course, the Junior-Senior Prom. To help out their treasury they sponsored the selling of the basketballprograms, and had several bake sales and candy sales. In April, the juniors presented their annual play with an excellent cast. Lots of luck to the juniors for their next year! OFFICERS President..............ALAN RODGERS Vice-President.........RODDY HUGHES Secretary-Treasurer. NANCY SCHWARTZ Student Council .BETTY HOLCOMB, NINA FEE, BOB WATTS, BUCK FLEMING. ----------Roddy Hughes Sophomores LEFT TO RIGHT: Dalrymple, Wolfe, Hull, Russell, Martin, Ashley, Spangler, Adkins, Welch, Eveland. SECOND ROW: Wiseman, Alderman, Hamilton, Brown, Young, Imlay, Black, M. Wiseman, McLaughlin. THIRD ROW: Aichele, Trussel, Houk, Dillinger, Heskett, Fluharty, Woods,Ford. FOURTH ROW: Clements, Zinn, Frash, Brown, Riggs, Brant, Spears. FIFTH ROW: White, Degarmo, Riggs, Lincicome, Barringer. The sophomore class this year has been one of the busiest classes in school. Among our many activities have been parties, bake sales, and the operation of the concession stand; we also sold light bulbs for a very nice profit. Our class has been well represented by cheerleaders, band members, glee club members, football and basketball players, and librarians. President...........................JEANINE EVELAND Vice-President......................BERNARD LINCICOME Seeretary-Treasurer................ALBERTA BROWN Student Council . . . DARLA WOLFE, SARA ALDERMAN, JIM RIGGS, FRED FORD Alberta Brown Freshmen LEFT TO RIGHT: Hayman, Cook, King, Anderson, Baker, Mauller, Russell, Grubb, McMillan, Rosser, Thomas. SECOND ROW: Prince, Riggs, Sowers, Jackson, Whitehouse, Adams, Watts, Stull, Spires, Leaman. THIRD ROW: Burrier, Taylor, Cannon, Moore, G. Whitehouse, Mullen, Stevenson, E. Thomas, Wiseman, Riley. FOURTH ROW: Guinseler, K. King, Inman, Ault. FIFTH ROW: Trout, Smith, Stought, Blagg, Kimble, Filkins, R. Riley. SIXTH ROW: McArtor, Harper, Collins, Watts, Rosser, Tannehill. The freshmen class played an important part in the school activities of last year. There was an enrollment of fifty-four students with a number of boys ir football and basketball. There were six band members and two majorettes from our class. The class added to its treasury by holding a number of bake sales throughout the year. Various parties were held and chaperoned by the class advisors. Mrs, Ste-men and Mr. Fauber. OFFICERS President.............JAN TANNEHILL Vice-President.............JAY WATTS Secretary-Treasurer. . . DONA LEAMAN Student Council . .DEANNA WILSON, JOY THOMAS, MARION DEGARMO, DON WATTS Deanna Wilson Eighth Grade LEFT TO RIGHT: LaFolIette, Klingler, Bates, Cook, Hilliard, Poole, Lacy. SECOND ROW: Welch, Burns, Dunn, Hutchinson, Burns, Felske, Whitehouse, McKeever, Kimble. THIRD ROW: Harding, DeGarmo, Robinson, Allen, Thomas, Bateson, Ashley, The eighth grade had an enrollment of fifty pupils, who have been a great asset to the school's activities. There were six pupils who represented our class in the band and we had quite a few on the junior high football and basketball teams. Two of our class were managers on the teams, and two were cheerleaders. We have enjoyed a Halloweenand a Valentine party, with the traditional celebration at Christmas. Every six weeks we have been well represented on the honor roll. Larry Holcomb Eighth Grade LEFT TO RIGHT: Holcomb, Talbot, Murphy, Lee, Cook, Baker, H. Stoin, Dozer. SECOND ROW: Hughes, Zinn, Frash, Barner, Inman, Mealick, Filkins, M. Stoin. THIRD ROW: Hammer, Aurand, Rutter, Neff, Hutchinson, Martin, D. Talbot, Buckley. OFFICERS President...............LARRY HOLCOMB Vice-President...........BILL TALBOT Secretary-Treasurer...............LOIS WELCH Student Council...........JOANN ALLEN ROY HAMMER Seventh Grade LEFT TO RIGHT: Watts, Guinseler, Pletcher, Hinkle, Henning, Adams, Ebaugh, Brooks, Wilson, Thomas. SECOND ROW: Ashley, Harbaugh, Newlon, Barton, Rupe, Filkins, Robbins, Ai-chele. THIRD ROW: Allen, Tague, Goff, Sparks, Briggs, Trussell, DeGarmo, Hayman. The seventh grade class started in Junior High with fifty-two members. We have enjoyed several private parties such as a Halloween and a Christmas party. We had games, surprises, and refreshments for all. The class has had several members on the Junior High football and basketball team. We have been well represented on the honor roll this year, and we are very proud of these members. We have had many fine experiences this year, and we are eagerly looking forward to our next year as eighth graders. Jim Tannehill Seventh Grade LEFT TO RIGHT: Zinn, Briggs, Riggs, Tannehill, Graves, Jackson, Whitehouse, Moore, Sowers. SECOND ROW: Thomas, Foster, Grannon, Brown, Hammond, Bush, Hammer, Ruff, Whitehead. THIRD ROW: Burley, Brant, Harper, J. Burley, Houk, Sprankle, Frecker, Long-streth. OFFICERS President...................... Vice-President................. Secretary-Treasurer............ Student Council................ JAMES TANNEHILL . . . JUDY EBAUGH . . . JOAN BROOKS . SANDRA AICHELE RICHARD BRANT Life Around C.H.S. East School Fourth Grade First Grade Third Grade Second Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Janitor at East School Faculty of East School Janitor at North School East School North School North School First Grade i Third Grade Fourth Grade Second Grade Kindergarten Faculty EAST SCHOOL On September 6, 1954, 291 boys and girls arrived at East School to start another school year full of activities. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Sowers, Miss Neff, Miss Houk, and Miss Heskett, the kindergarten and the first three grades learn to adjust themselves to school and begin to learn various subjects. Among their activities have been a choral club, a Thanksgiving play, and the decoration of a big Christmas tree. Mrs. Mears, Mrs. Worthington, Miss Calhoun, and the principal, Mr. Gannon, have guided, the fourth, fifth, and sixth grades through another successful year. The annual passing through the gate ceremony is looked forward to by many students especially those of the sixth grade. They will graduate from East School to Junior High School which is quite an accomplishment in their life. NORTH SCHOOL September 6, 1954 began a new school year in a remodeled schoolfor 197 boys and girls. The students at North School had been patiently waiting for such conveniences as East School enjoys. Mrs. Butts teaches kindergarten, while the next four grades carry on under the capable direction of Miss Weller, Miss Briggs, Mrs. Wilson, and the principal, Mrs. Sinsabaugh. The children are taught music by Mr. Solano. Annual parties at Christmas, Halloween, and Valentine were held and enjoyed very much by the children. The event the children looked forward to was the Open House which was held in November. The handwork of the children was displayed for the comments of their proud parents and the public. The fourth grade is looking forward to East School and what the future holds for them. The cry of some students is East School, here we come, but others are sad at the thought of leaving North School and the teachers they have had. Linda Heskett Crux-Hi-Skan As we look into the future we see many new hopes and dreams. We realize that soon we shall be leaving Crooksville High School. It is time for us to give our yearbook to you. We have tried to give a picture of life here in 1954 and 1955. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we have enjoyed working on it. We hope that, when time has flown and we are no longer young, it may bring you images of beloved faces and events and happy memories of your school days. Office Help FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jan Tannehill, Robin Hoops. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Harlan Stoin, Nancy Riggs, Dona Leaman, Caroline Milligan, Gee McKinney, Steve Stought. The office help is composed of students who are chosen for their capacity to work and their scholastic rating. Some of the tasks are running errands for teachers, helping the secretary, taking notices to the teachers, and finding the students who are wanted in the office. Jan Tannehill Boys' Glee Club Our Class Six Years Ago Girls' Glee Club Spanish Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Shell, Russell, Cook, Ashely, Milligan. SECOND ROW: Watts, Leeth, Mullen, Martin, Wiseman, Heskett, Sowers. THIRD ROW: Aichele, Cannon, King, Hamilton, Brown, Tannehill. FOURTH ROW: White, Lincicome, Watts, Ault. Hola, senoritas y senores. Esta es su casa. Thus is a guest welcomed in a Spanish-speaking country. And so we would like to welcome you to our club. We held our first meeting September 15, to organize and to elect officers. The activities of the year included a skating party, a Christmas party, and many other s. One of the most important events in the club is the presentation of a pin to the first-year student and the second-year student who do the most outstanding work during the year. The Spanish Club would like to thank Miss Coulter for her leadership in making a more prosperous year for the club. OFFICERS President.................ALBERTA BROWN Vice-President . . BERNARD LINCICOME Secretary-Treasurer . . STEVE AICHELE -----Linda King Student Council LEFT TO RIGHT: Holcomb, Eveland, Wolfe, Cook, Alderman, Brown, Aichele, S. Aichele, Thomas, Fee. SECOND ROW: Hammer, Talbot, L. Holcomb, Fleming, Rodgers, Campbell, Dal-rymple, Ford. THIRD ROW: Harper, Watts, Riggs, DeGarmo, Tannehill, Watts. The student council is an organization consisting of representatives from each class. The main function of the student council is to see that student problems are settled satisfactorily. One of the main events each year sponsored by this group is the homecoming program at the Homecoming game, and the annual Student Council Dance. OFFICERS President...................... Vice-President................. Secretary-Treasurer ........... Sergeant-at-Arms............... GENE DALRYMPLE . . . .BOB WATTS . . CAROL BROWN ......JIM RIGGS Nina Fee Band LEFT TO RIGHT: Colbert, McMillan, Allen, Baker, Morrison. SECOND ROW: Guinsler, Holcomb, Poole, Wilson, McKeever, Barton. THIRD ROW: Eveland, Trussell, Snide, Allen, Mullen, Hayman, Hamilton, Ferguson, Spangler. FOURTH ROW: Burley, Thomas, Heskett, Holcomb, Alderman, Allen, Adams. FIFTH ROW: Allen, Wiseman, Thomas, McLaughlin, Riggs, Leeth, Anderson, King, Hayman SIXTH ROW: Ebaugh, Fee, Schwartz, Wilson, Mr. Solano. The Crooksville High School band has completed a very successful season under the guidance of Mr. Robert Solano. Among the activities for the year, we participated in all games except two, the latter due to unfavorable weather conditions. We presented two concerts, one at Christmas and the other in the spring, both of which were well attended. The money which we received from these concerts, Tag Day, and that which the band boosters raised will be used to purchase new uniforms, which we hope to have in the fall. OFFICERS President...................... Vice-President................. Secretary-Treasurer............ Librarian...................... NANCY SCHWARTZ , DIXIE HAMILTON LINDA HESKETT . . LARRY WILSON Linda Heskett Majorettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Myrna McMillan, Barbara Colbert, Judy Allen, Judy Baker, Barbara Morrison. Ladies and gentlemen, we are proud to present the Crooksville High marching band with their high-stepping majorettes. This and many other complimentary announcements were made at the beginning of half-time shows during this football season. The five girls worked hard throughout the year in hopes of giving interesting performances that would entertain the viewers. This marks the first year for Barbara Morrison, Myrna McMillan, and Judy Baker as line majorettes, while Barbara Colbert, a senior, finishes with two years as line majorette. Judy Allen, a junior, has had two years as line majorette and one year as head majorette. Congratulations, girls, for a job well done. -----Judy Baker. I. F. K. A FIRST ROW: Savage, Lee, Ferguson, Shell, Milligan, Hartley, Hoops, Pollock, Fee, Dillehay, Riggs, Ewing. SECOND ROW: Hayman, Thomas, Allen, Hillard, Allard, Heskett, Morrison, Brown. THIRD ROW: Neff, Klingler, Holcomb, Col- bert, Shipley, Burns, Giles, L. Allen. FOURTH ROW: Schwartz, Snide, Redfern, Aichele, C. Brown. An organization of thirty-five junior and senior girls, working hard and having fun at it, constituted one of Crooksville High's most enjoyed clubs, Ifka. Twenty-five determined juniors were initiated into the club in September and have shown their working ability ever since. Events during Ifka's busy year were the Travel party, the Christmas party, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet, at which the new officers were installed. Hats off to Miss Dillehay on her fine leadership, guidance, and patience wh i c h saw us through another successful year of Ifka. OFFICERS President.................MONA FERGUSON Vice-President......................CAROL BROWN Secretary..................SHIRLEY HOOPS Treasurer.............CAROLINE MILLIGAN ----Shirley Hoops FIRST ROW: Lee, Eveland, Whitehouse, Shell, Fee, Dillehay, Ashley. SECOND ROW: Klingler, S. Eveland, R. Klingler, Hayman, Baker, Heskett, Wolfe, Sowers. THIRD ROW: Savage, Dalrymple, Schwartz, Shipley, Redfern, Brown, Allard. The Library Club has served faithfully this year in keeping the library openfor the students to read and study. The club holds a meeting each month, with entertainment and refreshments. They plan to have an interesting speaker each month. Thanks to the library club for their excellent service. Jeanine Eveland B-Club LEFT TO RIGHT-Houk, Aichele, Milligan, Hoops, Colbert, Snide, SECOND ROW-Neff, Brown, Ferguson, Snide, Shell, Harbaugh, Ewing, Eveland. THIRD ROW: Harper, Cook, Brown, Hammer, Hoops, Leaman, Frash, Campbell, McCray. BClub, an honorary history society, is composed of students who maintain a B average or better in American history. The club advisor is Miss Dillehay. The purpose ot the club is to teach students the workings of city, county and state government. Among the interesting events in which the club has taken part were the visit to the bank and the city council. Congratulations to Miss Dillehay and the club for a very successful year. Officers: President................................DENNY HARPER Vice-President.......................CAROLINE MILLIGAN Secretary.........................................CAROL BROWN Reporter........................................SHIRLEY HOOPS Scholarship LEFT TO RIGHT: Maxine Shell, Caroline Milligan, Shirley Hoops. SECOND ROW: Leroy Frash, Janet Snide, A1 Brown, Mona Ferguson, Danny Campbell. On January 28, eight seniors went to New Lexington to take senior scholarship tests. The ones who went included A1 Brown, Danny Campbell, Leroy Frash, Caroline Milligan, Maxine Shell, Janet Snide, Shirley Hoops, and Mona Ferguson. We were very fortunate in having two people receive honors. Caroline Milligan received first place in Perry County, Sixteenth place in the Ohio University district, honorable mention in the state and placed in the upper five per cent in the s tate. Leroy Frash received honorable mention in the county. ■Shirley Hoops. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Caroline Milligan Leroy Frash Janet Snide Shirley Hoops Mona Ferguson Larry Wilson Life Around C.H.S. Mr. Hilliard Red Flag Boys Shop Math Class s Nial Williams Roddy Hughe8 Delmar Newlon Gee McKinney B Bill Harper Larry Cook P I G S K I N P I C s Marlin Fleming Bob Watts Jim Riggs A1 Rodgers Sports Scenes Seniors Managers Jump Ball! Life's Biggest Thrill (Sixth Grade) Girls's Gym Football Recaps Olympia-Crooksville downed last year's champs, Philo, by a score of 7-0. Roseville -The Ceramics took their first league game of the season by beating the Ramblers 38-0. New Concord-In the closest game of the season, the Ceramics bowed to the tough Little Muskies by a score of 13-12. Dresden-In their second win of the season, the Ceramics whipped the J-Hawks with a score of 18-6. This was one of the roughest games of the season. Philo -Philo handed Crooksville their second loss of the season, the score being Philo-18 and Crooksville-0. Glouster-In their third win of the season, the Ceramics trounces the Tomcats by a score of 40-7. Greenfield McClain-In one of the roughest games of the year the Ceramics were defeated by a score of 27-7. MfeM-In the most thrilling game of the year the Ceramics were beaten by a last minute touchdown. The score was M M-20; Crooksville -14. Caldwell -The Ceramics were defeated by a determined Redskin team. The Ceramics were beaten by a score of 26-6. New Lexington-In the annual battle for possession of the gold football the Ceramics were defeated by a strong New Lex team. The score was New Lex-42; Crooksville-2. On The Gridiron Albert Brown Q. B. No. 77 Senior. Al, a work horse on the gridiron, sparked his team to many fine plays with his rugged spirit and his winning attitude. Al was elected co-captain for the 54 season. Robin Hoops C. No. 55 Senior. Robin proved himself well with his fighting from the center on offense and his smashing tackle from his defensive spot on the end. Norman McCray H. B. No. 40 Senior. Chop played most of his football on the defensive team. He covered his line-backing position very well and was always a good fellow to have on your side when things get rough. Bill Harris Q. B. No. 13 Senior. Bill v ks out most of the season because of injuries but when in the game he displayed a fighting spirit and was determined to win. Nial Williams T. No. 99 Senior. He filled his position very well. His attitude toward the game and his tireless efforts sparked his team to put forth an extra effort. Denny Harper T. No. 20 Senior. Denny, a first year man, proved his ability as a football player by his brilliant work on the offense and defense. Al Rodgers E. No. 80 Junior. Asa football player Al is exceptional. He carried the pigskin over the goal line many times by making those sticky fingered catches and shifty runs. Many great things are expected of him next year. Delmar Newlon G. No. 10 Junior. For his size, Jr. could mix with the best of them. He proved himself as a rugged player especially from his guard spot on the offense. We hope he does equally well next year. Buck Fleming H. B. No. 29 Junior. A master of passes and handoffs, Buck contributed many fine plays. He is another one who will be back next year to carry on. Gee-Gee McKinney F.B. No. 35 Junior. Gee, a rugged fullback filled his position very well. He was always doing his best to help push his team to victory. Roddy Hughes H. B. No. 44 Junior. When in the open, Roddy was always good for yardage. His spirit and ability were always moral boosters when the going got rough. Bob Watts G. No. 60 Junior. Bobby, who is usually a quiet boy, was a hard spirited worker. His line play on the offense and his linebacking on the defense are both notable. We hope to see more of him next year. On The Gridiron Larry Cook G. No. 66 Junior. As a first year man, Larry saw quite a bit of action. His work in the center of the line on defense afforded little gain to the opposition. Danny Campbell T. No. 15 Senior. Danny, a three year man, was converted from guard to tackle his senior year and played rough at blocking and holding his position. On defense he plugged the hole at tackle. Bill Strate C. No. 50 Junior. Bill, an experienced man in the game of football, was able to apply his skills from the center of the line. His hard blocking and teamwork was always helpful. Nick Grubb G. No. 12 Junior. In his first year, Nick was always working hard to hold his own on the team. After one successful year he will be back to try another. Sam Zinn H. B. No. 11 Junior. Sam was another boy who was out for the first time. His spirit toward the game was always felt by his teammates. C.E. Haley E. No. 67 Junior. C. E. may be small but he met every situation with ease. He worked hard and displayed a desire to win. Bill Harper F. B. No. 31 Freshman. As a first year man. Bill proved to be a great asset. His play at the linebacker spot was always rugged and spirited. Jim Riggs E. No. 88 Sophomore. From his position at end, Jim was an assetto his team. His spirit and ability always helped to make his team a success. Jerry Burns E. No. 55 Sophomore. A mighty mite who was ready to go all of the time. He turned out to be a hard working and spirited lad. Eldon McCartor T. No. 30 Freshman. Eldon, who came from the Jr. High squad made himself a spot on the varsity and gave all he had to hold down his position. Walter Harris T. No. 22 Sophomore. Walter, a rough and tumble boy, proved he was able to hold his won with the best. He will be back next year to play his favorite sport. Ed Barringer G. No. 20 Sophomore. Ed was another of our first year men who has proved himself. He did especially well on the offensive. We hope he will be with us next year. Gerald Brown E. No. 33 Sophomore. Gerald, who is usually a quiet boy, proved to be a rugged man on the gridiron. We hope he will be backnext year to contribute his talents to the team. Varsity Reserves Hot Shots Earl Saunders Leroy Frash Nial Williams William Harris Robin Hoops Hot Shots Bob Watts Buck Fleming Roddy Hughes Joe Baker Barry Cook Hot Shots Jim Riggs Gee McKinney Coach Intramurals Junior High Varsity South Zanesville New Concord M M Philo New Lexington Roseville Dresden Caldwell Rosecrans Glouster New Concord M 8t M Philo New Lexington Glenford Roseville Dresden Bremen Glouster Portsmouth, N.D. Caldwell We They 83 93 53 55 31 57 63 78 65 83 53 64 71 72 85 82 53 98 79 83 51 68 64 73 40 71 56 69 65 69 60 58 70 68 57 66 59 58 56 60 51 53 Reserve South Zanesville 29 43 New Concord 33 37 M St M 26 32 Philo 36 37 New Lex 36 48 Roseville 26 42 Dresden 19 49 Rosecrans 29 42 Glouster 56 35 New Concord 43 40 M St M 47 37 Philo 31 34 New Lex 34 45 Glenford 20 55 Roseville 26 48 Dresden 38 55 Bremen 57 49 Glouster 48 53 Each year after completing the basketball season themembersof the football and basketball teams select two outstanding boys for the Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award. The boys honored this year are Danny Campbell and Albert Brown. Cheer leaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Polly Dillehay, Herberta Allard, Darla Wolfe. KNEELING: Gayle Shipley. The familiar sound of Hey, rah, rah, rah, rah, rah! has often been heard resounding in the halls of C.H.S. All the students know that it is the cheerleaders practicing under the direction of Miss Carolyn Dillehay. The girls have worked faithfully to make the school proud of them and to develop new yells. The varsity cheerleaders are: Polly Dillehay, Herberta Allard, Gayle Shipley and Darla Wolfe. The reserve cheerleaders are: Linda Dalrymple, and Jeanine Eveland while the latest addition to the squad is Sue Lacy and Lois Welch. Congratulations to these girls for a job well done, and our best wishes for success in the years to come. •Gayle Shipley Homecoming Compliments of SKY-WAY DRIVE IN THEATER Best Luck To The Class of 1955 One Mile North of Moxohala CROOKSVILLE AERIE On Routes 22 and 75 Phone 9-2165 1979 F. O. E. C. E. Huprich, Manager A. J. NADER AND SONS Compliments of -1954 M ‘iff Hi Hi 35 3 9J iMf- j) MOODY’S SOHIO SERVICE STATION 4 r A. A. A. Service our 50th ANNIVERSARY Corner 5th and Market Phone 7-7394 W.M. Moody, Manager Roseville Ohio Compliments To The Compliments Class of 55 To The Class of 1955 RODGERS GROCERY F.H. NELSON Phone 125 OPTOMETRIST Crooksville, Ohio BUSINESS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Congratulations One of Ohio’s Largest Offices Supply and Equipment Company Class of 1955 Smith Corona Typewriter ZANE TRANSIT LINE Sales and Service 4th and Market Phone 2-9344 Zanesville, Ohio Charter Coach Service THE BING COMPANY 70 1 Main Street Zanesville, Ohio Everything For The Home JACK’S FAMILY SHOE STORE Compliments To The Class of 55 New Lexington Ohio HU’S DRIVE IN We Will Never Knowingly Be Undersold. Hubert and baura Musser Roseville-Crooksville Road Phone 746 Gempa uf DUNLAP WELDING AND SUPPLY 720 Marietta Street Zanesville, Ohio Zanesville, Ohio THE CAMERA SHOP Compliments of For Everything Photographic PERRY COUNTY SHOPPING CENTER 620 Market Street Phone 2-7302 Zanesville LUCKOFF’S 1 Day Photo Service New Lexington, Ohio DR. DAVID FITZ Registered Optometrist Phone 3-1281 534 Main Street Compliments to Class of 55” WILLIAM’S BARBER SHOP Main Street Crooksville, Ohio Compliments Of Compliments HARPER'S MARKET Of South Zanesville, Ohio HANKINSON MARKET RITTBERGER BROTHERS The Diamond Store Quality R.B. Meats ROBERTS JEWELERS State and Willow Street Zanesville, Ohio Zanesville’s Oldest Credit Phone Plant 25427 Res. Phones 3955 or 31936 Jewelers A1WAY S fiSST OUAUTYi 22-32 North Fifth Street Zanesville, Ohio FINLAW LUMBER COMPANY CLOSSMAN HARDWARE Builders Supplies, Lumber Mill work Everything To Build A Home Sporting Goods Everything In Athletic And School Equipment 1759 Maysville Avenue Zanesville, Ohio School Sweaters Zanesville Ohio Compliments of Compliments Of THE FRENCH SHOP RICH LOAF BREAD COMPANY Zanesville’s Glouster, Ohio Leading Women’s and Misses’ Apparel Store Compliments Of LEE JEWELERS THE NELSON McCOY POTTERY Your Friendly Diamond Jewelers COMPANY Zanesville, Ohio Roseville, Ohio Compliments of HENRY FUCHS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Compliments Of CONAWAY’S CONFECTIONERY 91 South Buckeye Street Compliments Of THE FINDEISS LEATHER COMPANY Zanesville Leather Craft Supplies Compliments PERRY DISTRIBUTING COMPANY New Lexington, Ohio Compliments Of PERRY HARDWARE COMPANY New Lexington, Ohio Hardware Furniture Zanesville New Lexington South Zanesville Everything In Building THE SNIDER-FLAUTT LUMBER Appliances COMPANY Congratulations To The Compliments Of Class of 1955 BOWER’S AUTO SUPPLY ASHLAND OIL AND REFINERY Automotive Parts of Quality 37 West Main Street COMPANY Phone 245 Crooksville, Ohio Crooksville Compliments Of Best Wishes ST ARCHER’S The Friendly Store Clothing And Shoes For Entire Family To The Class of 55 THE SQUARE DEAL MARKET Gifts For Every Occasion Compliments Of M. C. ALLEN TAILORS It Suits Us To Suit You. Compliments Of PEART FURNITURE STORE Gold Plated Pottery and Dinnerware Congratulations To Your Class Of 55 LEVERING’S GROCERY Main Street THE OHIO POWER COMPANY Crooksville, Ohio SOUTHERN DIVISION Phone 88 Compliments Of Compliments Of LEVERING FLORISTS TANNEHILL GROCERY To The Class of 1955 Phone 179 In Any Event Send Flowers Crooksville, Ohio SID WELL BROTH ERS Asphalt-Aggregate -Coal -Lime Route No. 2 Phones: New Straightsville 2181 Fultonham 9-2392 Compliments Of O. K. GOSSMAN GROCERY COAL AND CONCRETE Your Dealer In Ashland Oil Products Dial 2-30 36 South Zanesville South Crooksville Telephone No. 448W4 Best Wishes Compliments Of To The Class of 1955 COLBERT'S STORE KINCAID BROS. Rose Farm Crooksville’s Oldest Department Store PEPSI COLA Refreshes Without Filling Bubble Up MAJESTIC Most Modern Theatre In This Section Crooksville, Ohio Showing Cinemascope And Wide Screen Attractions OLD COLONY SLEEPY MOORE’S Sohio Gas Your Favorite Flavor Sandwiches and Magazines Legal Beverages Compliments Of SINGER HARDWARE STORE Dean and Berry Paints General Electric Appliances Estate Stoves Oil Well Supplies Phone 244 China Street Compliments Of WISEMAN DAIRY ft. Grade A Dairy Products Compliments Phone 45-R °f Crooksville, Ohio THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY Elgin And Bulova Watches Compliments Of L.C. LONG ART WIL DRESS SHOP JEWELER Zanesville, Ohio Crooksville, Ohio McNEAL’S SERVICE STATION Compliments Of NELSON BROTHERS METZGER INSURANCE AGENCY Dodge -Plymouth Sales and Service 11 3 N. Main Street Phone 33 S. State Street New Lexington, Ohio Compliments Of DANA RUSSELL GARAGE EVELAND’S GROCERY General Auto Repair Fresh Fruits And Meats China Street Phone 132 164 McKeever Street Phone 26 Crooksville, Ohio TOLLIVER'S MARKET Compliments Of Feed Produce JACK HEMMER Eshelman Red Rose ICE CREAM Guaranteed Feed Zanesville Ohio Crooksville Ohio Elsie Says Buy The New Gail Borden Compliments To Signature Quality Vitamin Mineral Fortified Milk, it's Homogenized. Class of 55 FERGUSON'S BARBER SHOP Main Street Crooksville, Ohio BORDEN’S Compliments Of Compliments Of SNELL PHARMACY LOWE’S SOHIO SERVICE Roseville Ohio Floyd Lowe, Manager Best Wishes To The Class of 55 Compliments Of MAY DRUG COMPANY THE SQUARE DEAL MARKET 107 South Main New Lexington TEDDY’S PLACE Compliments Of Floyd Tedrow, Prop. GOSSMAN GROCERY All Legal Beverages Sandwiches Your Dealer In Ashland Oil Shuffleboard 201 N. Buckeye Street Crooksville, Ohio Products South Crooksville Ph. 448W4 STAR STONEWARE COMPANY Compliments Of LONGSHORE’S MUSIC STORE THE GEM ICE CREAM COMPANY AND THE GEM RESTAURANT WOLF’S TAVERN A Good Place To Eat CERAMIC SUPPLY COMPANY Crooksville, Ohio Refactory Specialists and Saggers For The Potteryware Industry Division Ferro Corporation 4150 East Street Cleveland, Ohio SUNNYHILL COAL COMPANY New Lexington, Ohio Compliments THE MORRISON MOTOR CO. 36 Years Your Studebaker Dealer THE MUSKINGUM MOTOR CO. Chrysler Plymouth Complete Service General Tires Hawkins on Treads Zanesville Corner 4th and Market Zanesville Good Luck Compliments Of ELLIOT’S LUMBER THE WATT POTTERY COMPANY Compliments Of Compliments RHODES CARRY OUT Of You Don’t Have To Get Out Of Your Car To Be Served. WORTHINGTON POTTERY Route 75 Crooksville, Ohio SOWER’S MARKET Plezol Homemade Bread Household Supplies Sherwin Williams Paint THE BAKER BREAD roMPANY Groceries -Meats Crooksville, Ohio Compliments SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY Of 24 N. 5th Street McBEE JEWELRY Zanesville, Ohio Phone 3-1011 New Lexington, Ohio NEFF OIL COMPANY, INCORPORATED Pure Oil Products Harold Neff Service Station East Main Street Phone 233 Bill Neff Service Station China Street Phone 9 Compliments Train For Business Now Summer Term Starts June 13 Of COURSES'. Speedwriting MAURICE A. KNIGHT Stenographic Private Secretarial SONS COMPANY Junior Accounting Higher Acct. and Bus. Adm. Manufacturers Of Typing Comptometry Secretarial Finishing Course Chemical Stoneware (For Those Who Have Had Some Commercial Training In High School) THE MEREDITH COLLEGE 55 1 2 N. 5th St. ---Phone 3-8136 Phone 170 • • PLUMBING • • HEATING Hotpoint Appliances Hamilton Washers and Dryers Servel Refrigerators Luxaire Furnaces 116 Main Street Crooksville, Ohio D.C. Red Prior Charles Sowers, Prop. CENTRAL REALITY COMPANY SOWER’S SHEET METAL Crooksville 470 Office 2-6334 Zanesville, Ohio Sheet Metal Work Crooksville, Ohio Phone 70 Heating Ventilating ERNEST F. FISCHER Compliments Of JEWELER SPRING GULF SERVICE 29 N. 7th Street Gulfpride Motor Oil Zanesville, Ohio Greasing, Washing Tires and Batteries Compliments BROWN BROTHERS Of Concrete Work LAMB’S LAUNDRY 244 West Main Street Phone 53 New Lexington, Ohio Crooksville, Ohio HULL POTTERY COMPANY Crooksville, Ohio THE BIG APPLE NIGHT CLUB New Owners Richard Reese John Reese Dancing and Floor Show At The Blue Room Every Friday and Saturday Night Compliments CROOKSVILLE FOOD SERVICE Of WATSON BARBER SHOP 1 5 Main Street Quality Groceries and Frozen Foods Locker Service Phone 75 Crooksville, Ohio Wcstinghouse Appliances Maytag Appliances Pittsburgh Paints Sporting Goods Contact Wiring Plumbing and Wiring Supplies ALLEN’S APPLIANCES 101-103 East Main Phone 1 12 Congratulations and Good Luck Progress in Pottery To The Senior Class DIAMOND POTTERY CROOKSVILLE DAIRY QUEEN CORPORATION Cones, Milkshakes, Pts. , Qts Crooksville, Ohio Blizzards Sodas Root Beer Lemon Lime Coke Sundaes Jean, Dick, Liz, and Gin Congratulations Graduates of 1955 Good Luck Class of 55 BEAUTERIA WEBER’S Zanesville, Ohio Helen Young, Dorothy Showers Compliments Of Manager , Operator THE ADVANCE PRINTING COMPANY Music Center Of Southeastern Ohio AND PIONEER MUSIC SHOP THE CROOKSVILLE-ROSEVILLE MESSENGER 29 North Fifth Street Zanesville, Ohio Mr. H. 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BERRY AND SONS EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY Invitations Ed Roley Minerva, Ohio Manufacturers Of Orange Blossom Cheerup And Other Leading Beverages, Phone 244 New Lexington Ohio Compliments Of WIGTON AND BAILEY MAJESTIC SWEET SHOP Phone 14A Sales and Service Crooksville, Ohio Crooksville, Ohio Autographs