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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

CROOKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1957 CRUX-HI-SKAN BERNARD LINCICOME Editor FRED FORD Business Manager CARL WHITE Photographer Janet Adkins Steve Aichele Sara Alderman Phyllis Ashley Ed Barringer Phyllis Black Earl Bookman Alberta Brown Joe Clements Jeanine Eveland Richard Fluharty Larry Frash Dixie Hamilton Helen Imlay Martha McLaughlin Joan Martin Joe Riggs Jennie Russell Jack Spears Karen Tackett Marlin Trussell Arlene Welch Darla Wolfe John Wood Joe Zinn Jay Watts Doug Cannon Charles Sowers DEDICATION We, the senior class of 1957, as a small token of our sincere appreciation and gratitude for one who so willingly and unselfishly helped us through our last year of school, would like to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Edgar Spears, better and more affectionately known as Mary Jane. In this small way we would like to express the fondness and esteem we hold for so dear a friend. I DELMAR HOOPS CHESTER LEA SURE A. C. LAWRENCE BOARD OF EDUCATION GEORGE TEDROW CARLIN FRANCE ADMINISTRATION JO ANNE SOWERS Mrs. Sowers this year has worked hard and faithfully to keep the complicated affairs of the office in order. We would like to say thanks to Jo Anne for a job well done. WILLIAM F. WORTHINGTON Our superintendent, Mr. Worthington, has given much of his time and effort to help the class of 1957 have a sue cessful year. As we say good-bye to him we would also like to thank him for all he has done to help us. In addition to his duties as principal and journalism teacher he was always ready to give advice and help in any way he could. To him we give a heart felt thanks. SUPERINTENDENT WILLIAM A. SMITH Mr. Smith has served for four years as principal of C. H. S. He also teaches journalism and serves as yearbook advisor. SECRETARY CAROLYN DILLEHAY Crooksville, Ohio M. A. Ohio U. B. S. in Education Instructor in Am. Hist. Dean of Girls Cheerleader Coach Sponsor of Ifka Twelfth Grade Advisor B Club Sponsor MARY ESWINE Etna, Ohio Ohio State U. M. S. Ohio U. A. B. and B. S. in Education Commercial Instructor 7th Grade Girls Advisor RUTH SNELL Crooksville, Ohio Ohio University B. S. in Education Instructor in English Vice-Principal Eighth Grade Advisor EFFIE JACKSON Crooksville, Ohio Elem. Education Ohio University 7th Grade Reading EVA COULTER Crooksville, Ohio 11th Grade Advisor A. B. Ohio Wesleyan M. A. Ohio State Instructor in English, Spanish Sponsor of Spanish Club PHYLLIS TACKETT Albany, Ohio B. S. in Home Ec. Ohio University Instructor in Home Economics F. H. A. Sponsor 9th Girls Advisor FACULTY J. C. SEXTON London, Ohio A. M. Columbia Ohio University B. S. in Education Instructor in Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics. Eighth Grade Advisor JERRY FELL Zanesville, Ohio Miami University B. S. in Education Industrial Arts Driver Education Head Football Coach, Jr. High and Reserve Basketball Coach ROBERT SOLANO Pittsburgh, Penn. Shenandoah Conservatory of Music B. M. Education Duquesne University Graduate Study Instructor of Band Chorus, and Grades JERRY WHITE New Lexington, Ohio B. S. in Science Marietta College Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach 9th Grade Advisor 7th Grade Geography Business Law Physical Education JA MES JONES Barbourville, Ky. Eastern Kentucky State College B. S. in Math and Biology Mathematics, and Science Sophomore Advisor ROBERT HENNING Crooksville, Ohio Ohio University B. S. in Education World History Am. History Am. Government 8th Grade Science 7th Boys Advisor FRED FORD General Course Class President 3,4; Junior Play Cast; Student Council 1,2,3, 4; Vice President 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Football 4; Crux-Hi-Skan 3,4; Business Manager 4; Crux-Hi-Revu. BERNIE LINCICOME College Course Class V. President 1,2,4; Student Council 3; Sgt. Arms 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Captain 4; Track 3,4; Varsity C” 4; President 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; V. President 2; Jr. Play Cast; Senior Play Staff; Crux-Hi-Skan 3,4; Jr. Editor 3; Senior Editor 4; Crux-Hi-Revu; Glee Club 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; B-Club 4; Scholarship 1, 3, 4. ALBERTA BROWN College Course Class Secretary 4; Sec. Treasurer 1,2, 3; Band 3,4; President 4; Dance Band 4; Library Club 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 2; President 3; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Ifka 3,4; President 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Secretary 1; President 2; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; B-Club 4; Buckeye Girls State 3; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Cast; Scholarship Team 2,3,4; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu. JEANINE EVELAND Commercial Course Class Treasurer 4; Student Council 1,2, 3; F. H. A. 1,2; Class President 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Library Club 1,3,4; Ifka 3,4; Vice President 4; Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; B-Club 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Jr. Play Cast-Assistant Director 2; Senior Play Cast; Homecoming Queen 4; Office Help 1, 3,4; Scholarship Team 2; Crux-Hi-Skan. maktha mclaughlin General Course Band 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2; Vice President 2; County Treasurer 2; Home Ec. Award 4; Ifka 3,4; Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1.2.3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Library Club 4; Student Council 4; Secretary Treasurer 4; B-Club; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Jr. Play Cast; Crux-Hi-Revu; Crux-Hi-Skan. MARLIN TRUSSELL General Course Intramurals 1,2,3 4� Football I; Senior Play Staff; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu. JACK SPEARS Commercial Course Intramurals 1,2,3,41 Jr. Play Staff; Sr. Play Staff; Crux-Hi-Revu; Crux-Hi-Skan; Track 4. LINDA YOUNG Commercial Course Glee Club 2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2; Jr. Play Staff; Sr. Play Staff; Intramurals 3; B-Club 4; Mixed Chorus 2.3. EARL L. BOOKMAN General Course Football 1,4; Basketball 2.4; Track 2, 3; Varsity C 4; Intramurals 1,2,3, 4; Jr. Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Student Council 4; Sgt. at Arms 4; Glee Club 1,2; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu-Sports Editor Business Manager. KAREN TACKETT College Course F. H. A. 1; Glee Club 1,4; Cheerleader 1; Cramatics Club 2; Latin Club 3; Ifka 4; Library Club 4; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu. JENNY RUSSELL General Course Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; F. H. A. 1,2; Junior Play Staff; Senior Play Staff; Crux-Hi-Skan . Crux-Hi-Revu. CARL WHITE College Course Class Photographer 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Crux-Hi-Skan 3,4; Crux-Hi-Revu 4; Football 4; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Cast; Basketball 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Varsity C 4; B-Club 4. PHYLLIS BLACK Commercial Course F. H. A. 1,2; Parliamentarian 2; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4; Ifka 3,4; Reporter 3; Treasurer 4; Glee Club 2.3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Jr. Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Library Club 3,4; B-Club; Crux-Hl-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu. ED BARRINGER General Course Football 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Basketball 3,4; Track 4; Intramurals 1,2,3, 4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Staff; Varsity Club 4; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu. LARRY FRASH General Course Football 1,2; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu. ARLENE WELCH Glee Club 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 2; Jr. Play Staff; Senior Play Staff. STEVE AICHELE College Course Spanish Club 1,2; Football 3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Varsity C 4; Secretary 4; Student Council 3,4; President 4; Class Vice President 3; Track 3; Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast; B-Club; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu-Sports Editor Business Manager. HELEN IMLAY Commercial Course F. H. A. 1,2; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2; Ifka 3,4; Library Club 2,4; Junior Play Staff; Senior Play Staff; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu. SARA ALDERMAN Commercial Course F. H. A. 1,2; Reporter 2; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Library Club 3,4; Vice President 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Ifka 3,4; Jr. Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu. JOHN WOOD General Course Basketball 1.2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-——- JANET ADKINS Commercial Course Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Junior Play Staff; Senior Play Staff; Scholarship 2; B-Club; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu-Feature Editor and Art Editor. JOE CLEMENTS General Course Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play Staff; Senior Play Staff; Scholarship 1; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu-Asst. Art Editor. JOE RIGGS Commercial Course Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 2, 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 3, 4; Varsity C 4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu. LINDA DALRYMPLE Commercial Course F. H. A. 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2. 3,4; Ifka 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4; B-Club; Office Help 4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast. RICHARD FLUHARTY Commercial Course Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play Staff; Senior Play Staff; Scholarship 1; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu. NANCY JANE WILLIAMS Commercial Course Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; B-Club; Band 2, 3; Library Club 4; F. H. A. 2. PHYLLIS ASHLEY Commercial Course Spanish Club 1,2, 3.4; Reporter 4; Library Club 1, 2,3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Ifka 4; Intramurals 1,2,3, 4; Junior Play Staff; Senior Play Staff; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu. JOE ZINN General Course Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play Staff; Senior Play Staff; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu-Asst. Art Editor. DIXIE HAMILTON Commercial Course Band 1,2,3, 4; V. President 2, 4; Dance Band 1,2,3, 4; Band Camp Class President T, Student Council 1, 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Library Club 4; Treasurer 4; Ifka 3,4; Secretary 4; Intra-murals 1,2,3, 4; Jr. Play Cast, Senior Play Cast; Scholarship Team 1; Crux-Hi-Revu; Crux-Hi-Skan; B-Club. DARLA WOLFE Commercial Course Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2; President 2; Student Council 2,3; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu; Office Help 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4; Library Club 1,2; Ifka 3,4; Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4; Queen Attendant 1,2,3; B-Club; Bell Girl 4. JOAN C. MARTIN Commercial Course Spanish Club 1,2,3; Jur. Play Cast, Sr. Play Cast; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Ifka 4; B-Club; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Crux-Hi-Skan; Crux-Hi-Revu. MELANIE WISEMAN Commercial Course Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,4; Jr. Play Staff, Senior Play Staff. JAMES WILSON Marietta, Ohio B. A. Political Science Muskingum College World History American History Am. Government 8th Grade Science 7th Grade Boys Advisor Mr. Wilson did not join the teaching staff until Febraury 18th. SENIOR SHOWOFFS MOST POPULAR Steve and Alberta PRETTIEST HAIR Karen and Bemie BEST PERSONALITY Butch and Jeanine PRETTIEST EYES Joe and Janet QUIETEST MOST TALKATIVE Helen and Joe Fred and Dixie TALLEST AND SHORTEST Melanie, Jack, Marlin, Arlene PRETTIEST TEETH Ed and Darla BIGGEST AND SMALLEST FEET Phyllis and Carl LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1957 We, the graduating class of 1957, being of sound mind(?) and so forth, do ordain and declare this to be our last will and testament, to become effective on the twenty-ninth day of the month of May, of the year nineteen hundred and fifty-seven. I, JANET ADKINS, leave my A’s in typing to Linda King (although she really doesn’t need any). I, STEVE AICHELE, leave my popularity to Mike Moore. A worthy successor. I, SARA ALDERMAN, leave my cheerfulness to Sandy Shubert. I, PHYLLIS ASHLEY, leave my heart to Dick. I, ED BARRINGER, leave my flat top to Ben Neff. I, PHYLLIS BLACK, leave my red hair to Karen Bates. No Comment! I, BUTCH BOOKMAN, leave all the girls weeping. I, ALBERTA BROWN, leave my brains to any one who can find them. I, JOE CLEMENTS, leave my motorcycle jacket to Sam Houk. I, LINDA DALRYMPLE, leave to the girls of C. H. S., Roy Hammer. You luck things! I, JEANINE EVELAND, leave Mr. Smith to the journalism class of 1958. I, RICHARD FLUHARTY, leave my quietness to Rick Murphy. I, FRED FORD, leave my wedding band to Kay Cook. I, LARRY FRASH, leave my curly hair to Don Harper. I, DIXIE HAMILTON, leave my giggles and good times to Judy Wilson. As if she didn’t have enough of her own. I, HELEN IMLAY, leave my quiet grace to Jo Anne King. I, BERNIE LINCICOME. leave my editor's seat to Jay Watts. Good luck next year, Jay! I, MARTIE McLAUGHLIN, have already left. I, JOAN MARTIN, leave my ability in English to Shirley Anderson. I, JOE RIGGS, leave my singing voice to Ray Riley. I, JENNY RUSSELL, leave my laugh to Mary Moore. I, JACK SPEARS, leave Joan. Dam it! I, KAREN TACKETT, leave my Suthin' accent to Mr. Jones. I, MARLIN TRUSSELL, leave at last. I, ARLENE WELCH, leave my height to Doug Martin. I, NANCY WILLIAMS, leave my blonde hair to Suzie Watts. I, MELANIE WISEMAN, leave my pleasant nature to everyone. I, CARL WHITE, leave my size 14 shoes to Steve Stought. He needs ’em! I, DARLA WOLFE, leave my cheerleader’s suit to Lois. I, JOHN WOOD, leave .... after 12 years, it’s about time. I, LINDA YOUNG, leave my levi's to Carol Whitehouse. I, JOE ZINN, leave.... Hurray! Hurray! Executrix Bemie Lincicome Witnesses Lil’ Abner Bridie Murphy SUDDENLY IT'S 1980 The following scene takes place on Mars in 1980. Spaceman Ckzckxyz has just returned from Earth and is reporting to the Martain Emperor. Ckzckxyz - Spaceman Ckzckxyz reporting. Sir. I have just returned from a routine check on Earth. As usual I have brough back a newspaper telling of the latest happenings there. This time I brought back a copy of the Crooksvilie-Roseville Messenger. Emperor - Fine, Ckzckxyz. Who is the editor of the Messenger now? And what about the circulation? Ckzckxyz - Alberta Brown, the famous journalist, is the owner, publisher, distributor, and editor of the paper. Sir. Alberta's fine newspaper work has increased the Messenger's circulation until it passed that of the NEW YORK TIMES. One of the most popular columns in the Messenger is an Advice to the Lovelorn column by Martie McLaughlin. She has so many fans she never would get all her mail answered without her private secretary Janet Adkins. Emperor - Ah, yes, I recall now. Janet typed 200 words per minute in a national contest. But who else is on the Messenger staff. Ckzckxyz - Bernie Lincicome’s syndicated comic strip is the most read cartoon since A1 Capp drew Lil’ Abner. It tells the misadventures of three mischievous adolescent boys who get into all sorts of scraps. It is titled Babylon Idiots and stars three boys named Eddie, Bernie, and Butchie. Emperor - Very well. Thank you for the information, Ckzckxyz. Now give me the paper to read. Here's a column called With the Boy’s . Listen to this. Commander of the Eighteenth Fleet, Carl White, is announcing his retirement from the U. S. Navy. Carl, a 22 year man, began his service in the Naval Reserve. I read that Joe Riggs became President of the United States, He gained public recognition when as a Representative, he proposed a bill giving all teenagers a minimum allowance of $1. 50 a week. As soon as these teenagers grew up they elected him president. Ckzckxyz - What’s this article about a new manager? Is it about politics? Emperor - No, indeed. It is the story of a young girl who follows in her brother’s footsteps. After many years, Helen Imlay was chosen rtianager of the Crooksville Municipal Swimming Pool. Ckzckxyz - Here’s an interesting article, Emperor. It says: Darla Wolfe has just opened a restaurant on Main Street. She is giving away a bowl of chili to everyone who comes in on opening day. Emperor - How about this one? State Patrolman Ed Barringer was given a promotion for contributing a new line to use on speeding drivers. Whenever Barringer pulls somebody over to the side of the road, he says, 'Pardon me, buddy, but is there any possible way you could tell me where the fire is?’. Here’s another interesting article. Miss Darlene Ford, the pretty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford, won the title ’’Miss Fireman’s Festival of 1980. The girl’s parents own and operate one of the most prosperous dry goods stores in Southeastern Ohio. Ckzckxyz - I didn’t know Earthlings in the U. S. A. had royalty. This article says: New Hobo King Announced. In an election recently, the H. of A. (Hoboes of America) chose a new king. The new Hobo Chief is Jack Spears who has been working at his loafing profession ever since his graduation from high school. Emperor - Ckzckxyz Emperor - Czckxyz - Ckzckxyz Emperor -Ckzckxyz Emperor - Czckxyz - What's this? Linda Dalrymple, U. S. Women's Wrestling Champion, retired from the ring today undefeated. For several years Linda has had two or three championship matches a year, and she won them all. Here is some more sports news. Marlin Trussell, the best jockey since Eddie Arcaro, rode Dunkcole to victory in the Kentucky Derby before a record crowd yesterday. Trussell began his racing career years ago on a gallant mount named Pontiac, but unfortunately he lost his first race. I also see here where Joe Clements made national history by reaching a top speed of 180 MPH on his 1 4 horsepower motorcycle. I see where Karen Tackett, the famous sculptor from Crooksville, has just unveiled her latest work of art. . The latest creation is a skunk done in the modernistic style and called The Stinker . Yes, and here is an article about a very famous painter named Dixie Hamilton. Dixie’s masterpiece is the painting of a small town called New Lexton . The painting is a work of art for which Dixie will always be remembered. Ah, yes, I remember that picture well; and here’s another article about creating a work of art. Jeanine Eveland creates sundae! Jeanine Eveland, who has finally advanced to head soda jerk at the Hi-Lo, created a magnificent sundae to be sold for only ten cents. Here is another artist of sorts. Phyllis Black, an English teacher at Crooksville High School, after years of teaching has been appointed vice-principal at C. H. S. Very good. Here is a story of three sturdy mountain climbers. It seems that Linda Young, Arlene Welch, and Jenny Russell succeeded in becoming the first women to climb Mt. Everest. And look at this! America's leading fashion designer, Phyllis Ashley, has created such original gowns she forced Christian Dior to go bankrupt. Phyllis owes much of her success to Sara Alderman, her chief model. Sara models the Ashley line in fashion shows all over the world. That’s nice. Here’s a story about a homemaker named Nancy Spangler Williams. She got such an early start at homemaking she has been able to take Betty Crocker's place on television. And here’s a little note that announces the appointment of Joan Martin to choir director of New York City's biggest church. Here’s another interesting story. GWH’s Return from Safari. It says here Joe Zinn, John Wood, and Larry Frash, three Great White Hunters, returned to the U. S. today with the animals they trapped on their latest safari into the wilds of Africa. I see here on the last page of this paper that Richard Fluharty is running radio’s most popular disc jockey show. It is a program called Little Richard’s Records . Here’s another one that’s interesting. Steve Aichele Replaces Steve Allen. ” Steve Aichele’s program 'Tomorrow Night' replaces Steve Allen's program as the number one program of the day. Ah yes, here is a movie note. Butch Bookman Wins Academy Award for his excellent performance in 'Midget', the fantastic story of the state of Rhode Island. Enough of this. Can we be certain we read the true facts in the Messenger? Yes sir! The Messenger has the best copyreader in the business. Their chief copy reader Melanie Wiseman has had a lot of experience. Jeanine Eveland, Linda Dalrymple, and Darla Wolfe SENIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Alderman, Welch, Martin, Williams, Miss Dillehay, Ashley, Adkins, Tackett, Eveland. SECOND ROW: Barringer, Young, Russell, Brown, Hamilton, Imlay, Black, Wolfe, Dalrymple, Aichele. THIRD ROW: Spears, Riggs, McLaughlin, Wiseman, Frash, Trussell, Ford. FOURTH ROW: Wood, White, Bookman, Zinn, Lincicome, Fluharty, Clements. The senior class of 1957 consisted of 32 members. It is one of the smallest classes to ever graduate from Crooksville High. We have been represented well in all activities in school, including band, football, basketball, Ifka, F. H. A., and many others. Our class functions, such as, plays, dances, and the junior prom were a great success. We wish all the luck in the world to the seniors of 1958. Farewell! ! JUNIOR MEMBERS Darlene Adams . Shirley Anderson Jerry Ault...... Judy Baker...... Jerry Burns .... Douglas Cannon . Kay Cook ....... Denzil Dillinger Barbara Grubb .. Ray Guinsler ... Larry Heskett ... Dick Jackson ... Jerry Kimble ... Linda King ..... Kenny King .... Rosalie Hayman. Dru Leeth....... Ruth Mauller.... Myrna McMillan Merriann Mullen Mike Moore...... Barney Printz ... Ray Riley....... Gene Riggs ..... Marlene Russell . Sandra Shubert... Dick Smith...... Charles Sowers .. Jeannine Spencer Fred Stephenson . Steve Stought ... Jerry Taylor.... Joy Thomas...... Merle Trout ... Linda Whitehouse Deanna Wilson .. Darryl Wiseman . Jay Watts........ Darling Admirer Smart Answers Junior Athlete Jealous but Bashful Jolly Boy Delightful Character Kiss’n Cussin Dashing Date Brimming Goodness Real Gone Lightly Hunorous Delightful 'n Jolly Jolly Kid Lovely 'n Kind King Kong Real Handy Dimpled Lassie Really the Most Might Majorette Merry Miss Manly Mister Busy Person Really Right Greatly Reserved Mostly Right Simply Satisfying Darn Sweet Cute Student Just Smart Forever Satisfying Simply Sensational Just Trouble Just Tempting Most True Lucky Woman Darling Worker Dazzles Women Just Wonderful JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Adams, Leeth, Russell, King, Grubb, Mauller, Baker, Cook, Anderson, Mullen. SECOND ROW: Dillinger, Guinsler, McMillan, Thomas. Jackson, Wilson, Whitehouse, Hayman, Shubert, Stevenson. THIRD ROW: Kimble, Smith, King, Cannon, Riley, Watts, Riggs. Wiseman. FOURTH ROW: Trout, Sowers, Taylor, Stought, Moore, Miss Coulter. The Junior Class, with an enrollment of 39, under the supervision of Miss Coulter, played an important part in the school's activities. Many members of the class participated in band, football, basketball, glee club, and the intramurals. Through out the year the class sponsored the Junior Jive , the junior play, and the junior-senior prom. Under the leadership of their class advisor and their class officers, the juniors had a very successful year. They are looking forward to their senior year with great enthusiasm. OFFICERS President.............Judy Baker V. President.......... Deanna Wilson Sec. Treasurer _____Kay Cook Student Council........Darlene Adams, Linda King, Steve Stought, Jay Watts. Deanna Wilson SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Bums, Watts, Whitehouse, Felske, Reed, Welch, Klinger, Lacy, Allen, Harding. SECOND ROW: Bums, Dunn, Ashley, Turner, Poole, Bobo, Whitehouse, McKeever, Cook, Bates, M. Thomas, Russell, Hillard. THIRD ROW: Filkins, M. Stoin, Zinn, Hughes, H. Stoin, Cook, Allwine, B. Talbot, Dozer. FOURTH ROW: Jackson, Mealick, Buckley, Rosser, Frash, Lee, Inman, Holcomb. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Jones, Martin, D. Talbot, Hammers, Neff, Murphy. Fifty-one sophomores reported to Mr. Jones in September. Several members of the class have taken part in various activities, of the school such as: Band, football, basketball, cheerleaders, and intramural teams. They have been well represented on the honor roll. Their main money making project is the selling of light-bulbs. OFFICERS President.............. V. President........... Secretary Treasurer Student Council....... Larry Holcomb Lois Welch Jo Ann Allen Sue Lacy, Sharon Poole, Roy Hammers, Ben Neff. Lois Welch FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Guinsler, Spires, Newlon, Trussell, Ashley, Henning, Allen, Brooks, Adams, Thomas, Aichele. SECOND ROW: Parker, Turner, Rupe, DeGarmo, Filkins, Robins, Goff, Wilson, Barton, Ebaugh. THIRD ROW: Miss Tackett, Tauge, Watts, Pletcher, Reed, Hinkle, Hayman, Harbaugh, Briggs. FOURTH ROW: Foster, Moore, Briggs, Burley, Frecker, Houk, Brown, Hammond, Jackson. FIFTH ROW: Wintzgens, Bush, Grannon, Burley, Harper, Ruff, Hammers, Sowers, Riggs, Coach White. On September 4, 1956, forty-eight eager freshmen reported to Mr. White and Miss Tackett. The freshmen are well represented in the extra curricular activities of our school. They have members participating in football, basketball, track, band, glee club, and F. H. A. They are looking forward to their sophomore year. They also wish the freshmen of 1957-58 a very successful year. OFFICERS President ... V. President Secretary ... Cheryl Adams Mary Lou Parker Dianna Thomas Judy Ebaugh Jack Foster, Vernon Sowers, Micky Barton, Joan Brooks. Joan Brooks EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Spires, Wood, Milligan, Gossman, Bateson, Rosser, Watts, Sopko, Allard, Peterson. SECOND ROW: Ross, Barnhart, Newlon, Hilliard, Rupe, Willison, Downey, Rodgers, Troyan, Reed. THIRD ROW: Miss Snell, Lear, Me Neal, B. Moore, M. Moore, Houk, Barringer, Plotts. At the beginning of the year Miss Snell and Mr. Sexton, the two homeroom teachers, welcomed fifty-nine boys and girls into the realm of junior high. After school got underway we held our first class meeting at which we elected the following class officers: President ................ Mike Baughman V. President ............. Susan Watts Secretary-Treasurer....... John Allen Georgeann Willison and Jim Dozer are our representatives to the Student Council. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Schwartz, Baughman, Pierce, Butler. Stephenson, Zinn, Richardson, Frash, Smith, Orrechio. SECOND ROW: Wolfe, LeRoy, Wolfe, Pletcher, Dillinger, Morrison, Cope, Pletcher, Spires, Glaneman. THIRD ROW: Whitehouse, Dozer, Thomas, Gossman, Wood, Tauge, Stigler, Sprankle, Hutchins. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Sexton, Allen, Downey, Whitehead. We are very proud of our eight band members: Beth Allard, Susan Watts, Rose Peterson, Stephenie Sopko, Georgeann Willison, Lee Pletcher, and Jim Orrechio. Our activities this year included intramurals for both boys and girls. As for winning games the boys were much more successful than the girls. Last, but not least, we would like to give special credit to our honor roll students, who have aided greatly in helping our class to gain more prestige in the eyes of our upper classmen. Georgeann Willison SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Smith, Stought, Watts, Zinn, Yoder, Dorsey, Clark. SECOND ROW: Johnson, Jackson, Rosser, Inman, Filkins, Briggs, Savage, Dusenberry, Smith. THIRD ROW: Maxwell, Russell, King, Downey, Denman, Talbot, Saunders, Reed. FOURTH ROW: North, McLaughlin, Trussell, Miss Eswine, Watts, Coleman. On September 4, 1956, sixty-three excited greenies reported to Mr. Henning and Miss Eswine. During our first year of junior high we participated in many school activities. Most of our boys went out for junior high football, basketball and track, while many of the girls are in the CHS band. We held a Halloween, a Christmas, and a Valentine party. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Welch, Turner, Grannon, Harris, Holland, Pierce, Whitehouse, Murphy. SECOND ROW: Taylor, Maxwell, Bush, Thiesen, Anderson, Frash, Dennis, Harper. THIRD ROW: Penrod, Harbaugh, Hayman, Weller, Gillan, White, Adams, Oliver. FOURTH ROW: Lear, Brown, Riggs, Spires, Folk, Whitehead, Bateson, Veyon, Mr. Henning. In our first class meeting we elected the following class officers: President.............Dave Adams Vice President........ Darlene Trussell Sec. Treasurer.... Jean Stought Student Council.......Dee Denman, Gene White We enjoyed our first year as underclassmen very much and we wish all the best to the greenies of ’58. Gene White KINDER GARTEh FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE KINDER GARTEI' FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE SIXTH GRAD SIXTH GRADE % —r' •jin spff Ma TORY MAW! D Ifr TH05E CRAIY u LU CO STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Baker, Adams, Denman, Brooks, King, Adams, Willison, Poole, Lacy. SECOND ROW: Adams, Baughman, Dozer, Spires, Hamilton, McLaughlin, Barton, Bookman, Watts, Foster. THIRD ROW: Holcomb, Aichele, Ford, Stought, Hammers, Neff, Sowers. The Student Council is a group of students elected from each class to run the affairs of students. The main activities of the council this year have been the sponsoring of the homecoming game and a dance. The council also held dances in the gym at noon to entertain ttfe students. OFFICERS President............Steve Aichele V. President.........Fred Ford Sec. Treasurer ... .Martha McLaughlin Sgt. at Arms.........Earl Bookman Steve Aichele CRUX-HI-SKAN FIRST ROW: Brown, Hamilton, Tackett, Eveland, Wolfe, Ashley, Adkins, Russell, Imlay, Black. SECOND ROW: Aichele, Riggs, Bookman, McLaughlin, Lincicome, Alderman, Martin, Frash, Trussell, Barringer. THIRD ROW: Clements, Zinn, White, Spears, Ford, Fluharty, Wood. Annual £t U OFFICE STAFF FIRST ROW: White, Eveland, Dalrymple. SECOND ROW: Riggs, Aichele, Mullen, Wolfe, Brooks. The members of the office staff are students who work in the office during their study halls. They are selected on their ability to accept responsibility, willingness to work, and scholastic rating. Some of the jobs of members of the office staff are: run errands, take announcements around to the classrooms, and bring students to the office who are wanted by teachers. The office staff is a very essential part of our school system and we wish to thank the students of the office help for the fine work they have done this year. Steve Aichele LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: Aichele, Ashley, Lacy, Bates, Cook, Milligan, Willison, Thomas, Allard, Peterson. SECOND ROW: Cook, King, Williams, Tackett, Imlay, Barton, Dalrymple. THIRD ROW: Alderman, Mauller, Whitehouse, Mullen, Black, Brown, Hamilton, Eveland. The Library Club is composed of 26 gi rls who give up their study halls to help the students get full benefit of the library. Under the direction of Miss Dillehay these girls have one meeting a month to discuss the problems of the library. For serving two years as a librarian, girls are awarded a library pin. Girls receiving this are: Alberta Brown, Darla Wolfe, Jeanine Eveland, Linda Dalrymple, Sara Alderman, Phyllis Ashley, Helen Imlay, and Phyllis Black. OFFICERS President ... V. President Secretary ... Treasurer ... Kay Cook Sara Alderman Linda King Dixie Hamilton Alberta L. Brown SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: Hayman, Trussell, Aichele, King, Brooks, Cook, Welch, Ashley. SECOND ROW: Burley, Stoin, Burley, Frash, Russell, Mullen, Wilson, Hughes, Stoin, Talbot, Miss Coulter. The Spanish Club, under the direction of Miss Coulter, again enjoyed a very successful year. The members of the Club, enjoyed many interesting meetings as well as a few special parties, such as the Christmas party, etc. The members of the Spanish Club would like to take this opportunity to thank Miss Coulter for her help and guidance through out the year. OFFICERS President ............ Joan Brooks V. President ......... Bill Talbot Sec. Treasurer......Lois Welch Reporter ............. Phyllis Ashley Lois Welch I F K A FIRST ROW: King, Grubb, McLaughlin, Hamilton, Miss Dillehay, Brown, Eveland, Ashley, Tackett. SECOND ROW: Leeth, McMillan, Thomas, Wilson, Imlay, Wolfe, Dalrymple, Baker, Mauller. THIRD ROW: Mullen, Anderson, Whitehouse, Alderman, Shubert, Hayman, Black, Martin. Twenty six junior and senior girls are members of the very popular club, IFKA. Under the direction of Miss Dillehay the club has such activities as parties, a dance, and a tea. The IFKA also sponsors an annual Mother and Daughter banquet. This club is one of the active clubs in school and at the end of the year they selcet an Ideal Ifka Girl who possesses outstanding qualities of character. OFFICERS President ........... Alberta Brown V. President.........Jeanine Eveland Secretary............Dixie Hamilton Treasurer ........... Martha McLaughlin Alberta Brown B CLUB FIRST ROW: Eveland, Wolfe, Black, Adkins, Williams, Miss Dillehay. SECOND ROW: Dalrymple, Brown, Martin, Lincicome, Aichele, Fluharty, McLaughlin, Young, Hamilton. The B-Club is made up of students who get B or above in history. This club’s purpose is to teach the working of government to the members. It is made up of approximately half the class. The B-Club would like to express thanks to Miss Dillehay for making it a very successful year. OFFICERS President ........ V. President ... Sec. Treasurer Reporter.......... Historian......... Steve Aichele Martha McLaughlin Janet Adkins Dixie Hamilton Bernie Lincicome Martha McLaughlin SCHOLARSHIP FIRST ROW: Joan Martin, Alberta Brown, Karen Tackett. SECOND ROW: Richard Fluharty, Steve Aichele, Bernie Lincicome. On January 18, six seniors traveled to New Lexington to take the senior scholarship tests. These students were chosen by grades received in preliminary scholarship tests. Out of the six who went five placed in the county. Alberta Brown received fourth place, Bernie Lincicome received eighth place, Karen Tackett received ninth place, and Steve Aichele and Richard Fluharty received honorable mention. Bernie Lincicome Janet Adkins Steve Aichele Phyllis Black Alberta Brown Jeanine Eveland Dixie Hamilton Bernard Lincicome FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Watts, Whitehouse, Harding, Felske, Turner, Klinger, Poole, Lacy, Allen, Thomas. SECOND ROW: Parker, Turner, Wilson, Adams, Ebaugh, Thomas, McKeever, Guinsler, Barton, Bates, Hilliard. THIRD ROW: Watts, Tauge, Allen, Henning, Pletcher, Reed, Hinkle, Cook, Reed. FOURTH ROW: Miss Tackett, Rupe, DeGarmo. This year the F. H. A., under their new supervisor, Miss Tackett, enjoyed a very pleasant and successful year. The members enjoyed many activities connected with the F. H. A. , such as; the fall rally, a special Christmas party, the F. H. A. initation, and of course the regular meetings. The main source of money for the F. H. A. is the selling of refreshments at the basketball games. OFFICERS President............ Sharon Poole V. President......... Jo Anne Allen Secretary ...........Sue Lacy Treasurer............ Lucy Harding Parlimentarian....... Connie Felske Historian............Marga McKeever Club Mother..........Mrs. Joe Allen Club Father .........Coach White BAND FIRST ROW: McMillan, Thomas, Baker, Ebaugh. SECOND ROW: Wiseman, Talbot, Willison. Watts. Rodgers, Orrecio, King, Brooks, Wilson, McLaughlin, Brown, Hamilton, M. Stoin, Saunders, Hinkle, H. Stoin. Briggs. THIRD ROW: Holcomb, P. Trussell, Pletcher, C. Watts, Smith, Guinsler, Barton. Anderson, McKeever, Thomas, Poole, Allard, Allen, Mullen, Peterson, D. Trussell, Downey, Harding, Denman, Adams, Wilson, Sopke, Shubert, Alderman, Hayman, Reed, Allen. The Crooksville High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Solano, has completed another successful season. Among the activities the band participated in were, the football games, two band concerts, and Booster day. They also sold candy. Money received from these activities is used for band equipment and new uniforms. The band wishes to thank Mr. Solano for his help and guidance throughout the year. OFFICERS President........... Alberta Brown V. President........Dixie Hamilton Secretary-Treasurer.. Shirley Anderson Librarian...........Martha McLaughlin Dixie Hamilton SENIORS GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB SENIOR JUNIOR BOYS’ GLEE CLUB SENIOR MAJORETTES Judy Baker, Myrna McMillan, Dianna Thomas, Judy Ebaugh At the head of our band you will find a group of girls known as majorettes. These girls add color and uniformity to any band show. First year members of the majorettes are Judy Ebaugh and Dianne Thomas. Completing three years of service are Myrna McMillan and Judy Baker. Judy Baker is the head majorette. The majorettes would like to thank Mr. Solano for all the help he has given them during the year. A T L E T I C S .• VI- Lt, thy CLJ p lj v w-. V-«f. 5 AT± ■-'■ r?£ ■ .- s ;;A: s££rty£ ' t- — � •%«■%« . - n 1 X : fc s '• ? • •'• 1 9 - 9YA � - • . • y- _ _ , . •- •♦ v i y� . .. ' k r . 4 W- • % _u- - V ’ys fr ♦ V � f - ? • 3 , - •IA 'i • ■«. | i £s«£ {oOlaJI FOOTBALL FOOTBALL SQUAD Bernie Lincicome Ed Barringer Earl Bookman Joe Riggs Carl White Fred Ford Steve Aichele Merle Trout Charles Sowers Ray Raley Jerry Kimble Mike Moore Steve Stought Kenny King Benny Neff Roy Hammers Jerry Ault Denzil Dillinger Rick Murphy Bob Jackson Don Harper Jim Burley OB E - Good blocker and tackier - Rugged defensive end. E - Good blocker and tackier • All M. V. L. 2nd team Co-Capt. HB FB - Good runner - Hard tackier - Rugged on defense. G - Hard Blocker - Rugged defensive linebacker. C - Good center - Mean man on defense. FB - Hard runner - Good blocker T Captain - Good blocker and tackier - All M. V. L. HM. HB - Fast, aggressive - Rugged on defense - All M. V. L. 2nd team. T - Good blocker - Good tackier Mean on defense. G - Good offensive and defensive lineman. HB - Hard runner - Rugged linebacker. T E - Good blocker - Rugged tackier. C Good center Hard, clean, blocker. T Good blocker - Big man on defense. T - Hard tackier - Real mean on defense. QB - Good passer - Shifty runner - Year's highest scorer. E - Good receiver - Good man on defense. HB - Hard runner - Good offensive halfback. HB - Good runner - Rugged defensive halfback. C - Real good center - Injured, didn't see much action. HB - Real hard runner - Lot of spirit - Injured T - Big man on offense and defense. VARSITY “C” FIRST ROW: Trout, Riley, King, Riggs. SECOND ROW: Barringer, Bookman, Lincicome, Aichele. THIRD ROW: Jackson, Ault, Guinsler. The Varsity C Club, under the direction of Coach Fell, has had a very successful year. During the past year Varsity C has sponsored many activities such as a wiener roast, candy sale, and a dance. Members also enjoyed fine entertainment at each meeting. OFFICERS President.................... Bernie Lincicome V. President ................Ed Barringer Sec. Treasurer ..............Steve Aichele Steve and Jeanine Bernie and Micky Ed and Darlene Each year the football team nominates five girls from the upper four grades. One of these girls is elected homecoming queen by the student body. This year Jeanine Eve-land, a senior, was elected queen. The queen's court consisted of these four girls: Darlene Adams, a junior, Sue Lacy, a sophomore, Judy Ebaugh, a freshman, and Micky Barton, a freshman. Joe and Sue Ohhh-Stevie Earl and Judy VARSITY RESERVES Rn V v e if ■ s£ C sC Coach r£Lu VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Caldwell 59 Crooksville 51 Dresden 84 Crooksville 50 Glouster 64 Crooksville 57 M M 57 Crooksville 57 New Concord 83 Crooksville 65 Crooksville 67 New Lex 62 Crooksville 68 Philo 52 Rosecrans 88 Crooksville 72 Roseville 53 Crooksville 50 Crooksville 71 Caldwell 60 So. Zanesville 83 Crooksville 69 Dresden 94 Crooksville 84 Crooksville 72 Glouster 59 Crooksville 64 M M 59 Crooksville 71 New Concord 67 After completing the basketball season elect two outstanding boys to receive the B s cruoft $ Roseville 73 Dtc K Crooksville xaJ 67 Tournament Nelsonville 87 Crooksville 63 Crooksville 65 Chauncey 52 FOOTBALL (Olympia) N. Concord 21 C. H. S. 0 Roseville 12 C. H.S. 0 New Concord 52 C. H. S. 0 Dresden 41 C. H. S. 7 Philo 13 C. H. S. 0 Glouster 21 C. H. S. 7 Byesville 31 C. H. S. 7 Crooksville 14 M M 7 Caldwell 25 C. H. S. 12 New Lex. 26 C. H. S. 7 e football, basketball and track teams Steve Aichele and Ed Barringer. Award. The boys honored this year were RESERVE BASKETBALL SCORES Dresden 45 C. H. S. 43 C. H. S. 31 Glouster 28 C. H. S. 36 M M 28 New Concord 40 C. H. S. 26 C. H. S. 44 New Lex 35 C. H. S. 31 Philo 20 Rose era ns 50 C. H. S. 44 C. H. S. 49 Roseville 42 C. H. S. 51 S. Zanesville 45 C. H. S. 44 Dresden 42 C. H. S. 51 Glouster 36 C. H. S. 54 M M 36 New Concord 43 C. H. S. 39 New Lex 39 C. H. S. 31 C. H. S. 53 Philo 25 C. H. S. 53 Roseville 37 CHEERLEADERS Jeanine Eveland, Sue Lacy, Lois Welch, Darla Wolfe, Linda Dalrymple. One of the hardest working groups in C. H. S. is the cheerleaders. They are forever perfecting yells, planning programs for the various activities at the games, and yelling themselves hoarse, trying to lead their Alma Mater to victory. Senior cheerleaders are Darla Wolfe, Jeanine Eveland, and Linda Dalrymple. The two baby cheerleaders are Sue Lacy and Lois Welch. They would like to thank Miss Dillehay for making this a very successful year. Linda Dalrymple ■a Q ujq'i---co — ZO THE BIG APPLE NIGHT CLUB Richard Reese John Reese Dancing and Floor Show At The Blue Room Every Friday and Saturday Night Look for Penney's Famous Brand Names Foremost Gaymode Pay Day Townclad Towncraft Marathon The pause that refreshes Congratulations To Class of 1957 Hotpoint Appliances Hamilton Washers-Dryers Servel Refrigerators Luxaire Furnaces 116 Main Street Crooksville, Ohio Zanesville’s Oldest Credit Jewelers ROBERTS Best Wishes to the Graduates of ’57 The Diamond Store Teenage Charge Accounts Welcome Main at Fourth Zanesville, Ohio ALLEN'S APPLIANCES WESTINGHOUSE MAYTAG APPLIANCES PITTSBURGH PAINTS — ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS — CONTRACT WIRING 101 - 103 Main St. Phone 112 Crooksville, Ohio MaqtBj CANDY Compliments of BLOOMER CANDY COMPANY Zanesville, Ohio Good Luck From GATEWOOD STUDIO 508| Main Phone GL-2-3128 Zanesville, Ohio Photographers of Class of '57 if- uncn rh z MILK 3L m r % Phone 45-R Compliments of WISEMAN DAIRY Grade A Dairy Products Crooksville, Ohio Class of 1957 MARION WOLFE Coal, Stone and Dirt New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad Freight Hauling Phone 153-R Compliments of the MOORE BROTHERS COAL COMPANY Congratulations To The Class of 1957 Phone 253-L 153-R THE OHIO POWER COMPANY Southern Division CLAY CITY BEVERAGE CO. |3 Bottlers of SERVE THE WHOLE FAMILY Pepsi-Cola Old Colony Bubble Up THE NO. I ORDER YOUNG AND LEWIS SERVICE STATION Blue Sunoco Gas and Oil Crooksville Ohio HAROLD NEFF SERVICE STATION East Main Street Crooksville Phone 233 Compliments of SPRING GULF SERVICE Gulfpride Motor Oil Greasing, Washing Tires Batteries China Street Compliments of SOUDERS AND CUSICK Druggists Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Greeting Cards Whitman Candy Two Stores Crooksville SLEEPY MOORE'S Sohio Gas Sandwiches Magazines Legal Beverages 309 S. State Route 75 Crooksville Compliments of Perry County Shopping Center LUCKOFF'S New Lexington Ohio Congratulations to The Class of '57 BOWER'S AUTO SUPPLY Automotive Parts of Quality 37 West Main Street Phone 245 CROOKSVILLE FOOD SERVICE Quality Groceries and Frozen Foods Locker Service Phone 75 Compliments of PEART FURNITURE STORE Main St. Crooksville Ohio Compliments of LAMB'S LAUNDRY New Lexington Ohio TOLLIVER'S MARKET Feed - Produce Eshelman Red Rose Guaranteed Feed Crooksville Ohio Compliments of M. C. ALLEN TAILORS It Suits Us to Suit You Gold Plated Pottery and Dinnerware Compliments of HANKINSON - MULLEN Compliments of RED WHITE SUPERMARKET WATSON BARBER SHOP Groceries and Meats 15 Main St. Phone 134 Crooksville, Ohio Best Wishes to The Class of Compliments of 57 GARVIN'S NEWS THE SQUARE DEAL MARKET For the Best in Ice Cream Fairmont's Ice Cream •SSg Bulova Watches Artcarved Diamonds Compliments of L. C. LONG Jeweler STARCHER'S Crooksville, Ohio The Friendly Store Clothing and Shoes for Entire Family Gifts for Every Occasion Best Wishes to The Class of Compliments of 1957 SINGER HARDWARE STORE KINCAID BROS. Dean and Berry Paints Crooksville's Oldest Department Store General Electric Appliances Estate Stoves Oil Well Supplies Phone 244 China Street THE GEM ICE CREAM COMPANY THE GEM RESTAURANT Compliments of H. J. BIERLY Real Estate Crooksville Congratulations to The Class of 1957 McNEAL'S SERVICE STATION NELSON BROTHERS Ohio Dodge Plymouth Sales and Service Phone 33 S. State Street Compliments of MeBEE JEWELRY POLLOCKS JEWELRY Zanesville Ohio New Lexington Ohio Compliments of THE HAM WILSON PURE OIL STATION China Street Crooksville Ohio Congratulations to Class of 1957 BOB HARPER'S ASHLAND SERVICE China Street Crooksville O pfn 'mtoweM Compliments of PIERCE DAIRY FREEZE Exclusive But Not Expensive Phone 74336 Corning 47-49 N. Fifth Shakes Cones Zanesville Ohio Sundaes Compliments of Our Compliments VAN ATTA INSURANCE REALTY EVA M. BRADLEY Insurance Service Since 1905 County Treasurer New Lexington, Ohio Phone 8 JUDY'S SERVICE STATION DE VINE'S RESTAURANT PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 24 Hour Service 21 N. Fourth Street Pure Oil Products Zanesville, Ohio W. Main State Zanesville, Ohio Phone GL 32845 Phone GL 24411 Delivery Service Compliments of Compliments to the MEE’ S Class of '57 The Best Place to Buy Floor Coverings and Draperies Linden Avenue End of Y Bridge Zanesville, 0. Phone GL 33404 HU'S DRIVE IN Hubert and Laura Musser Crooksville-Roseville Road Compliments of LONGSHORE’S MUSIC STORE THE CAMERA SHOP For Everything Photographic P. R. GOBEL, INC. 620 Market Street ivaA Wholesale Tobacconist Phone GL-2-7302 526 Market Street Zanesville A? Zanesville, Ohio 1 Day Photo Service LEFFLER’S ERNST F. FISCHER DRUG STORE Jeweler Cor. 5th Main Sts. 29 N. 7th Street Zanesville, Ohio Zanesville, Ohio Phone GL-2-9339 THE BING COMPANY 0. K. 701 Main Street COAL AND CONCRETE Zanesville, Ohio Dial GL-2-3036 Everything for the Home South Zanesville Elsie Says-Buy the New Gail Borden Signature Quality Vitamin Mineral Fortified Milk It’s Homogenized! DUNLAP WELDING AND SUPPLY 720 Marietta Street , Q BORDEN’S Wmm Zanesville, Ohio SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY Compliments of 24 N. 5th Street THE FINDEISS LEATHER Zanesville, Ohio COMPANY Phone GL 3-1011 Zanesville Leather Craft Supplies Compliments of MOODY'S SOHIO SERVICE Compliments of STATION ROSEVILLE FEDERAL A. A. A. Service SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone GL 7-7394 Roseville Ohio W. M. Moody, Manager Roseville, Ohio FRAZIER BUCHANAN Sohio Service Station PIONEER MUSICS SHOP IT NORTH FIFTH ST. Maysville Grove Avenue Zanesville, Ohio Zanesville, Ohio Insurance Investment Securities HOWARD A. ZOLLINGER Phone 175 136 West Main Street Crooksville, Ohio SUNNYHILL COAL COMPANY New Lexington, Ohio Wishing The 1957 Graduating Class a Lot of Success BEN FRANKLIN Locally Owned Nationally Known Train For Business Now Summer Term Starts June 10 Courses : Speedwriting Stenographic Private Secretarial Junior Accounting Higher Acct. and Bus. Adm. Typing Comptometry Secretarial Finishing Course (For Those Who Have Had Some Commercial Training In High School) THE MEREDITH COLLEGE 55j N. Fifth St. Zanesville Ohio Phone GL-38136 Good Luck Seniors of '57 HI-LO CONFECTIONERY Fat - Mary Jane - Jack - Jeanine Main Street Crooksville, Ohio Compliments of EMORY'S BARBER SHOP Main St. Roseville Ohio FRED L. CANNON FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone: Business 17 - Residence 150 36 N. Buckeye St. Crooksville Ohio Zanesville New Lexington South Zanesville Everything in Building THE SNIDER - FLAUTT LUMBER COMPANY SIDWELL BROTHERS Asphalt - Aggregate - Coal - Lime Route No. 2 Phone New Straightsville 2181 Fultonham 9-2392 Congratulations and Good Luck To the Senior Class CROOKSVILLE DAIRY QUEEN Cones Milkshakes Pints Quarts Blizzards Sodas Root Beer Lemon Lime Coke Sundaes Jean Dick Gin WOLFE’S TAVERN 'A Good Place to Eat Main Street Crooksville, Ohio Compliments of THE WATT POTTERY Compliments Best Wishes to The Seniors of 1957 THE DIAMOND POTTERY COMPANY from MAURICE A. KNIGHT SONS' COMPANY Manufacturers of Chemical Stoneware Compliments Compliments of HULL POTTERY COMPANY THE NELSON McCOY POTTERY Crooksville, Ohio COMPANY Roseville Ohio Compliments to the Class of ’57 Compliments of WILLIAMS BARBER SHOP SNELL PHARMACY Main Street Crooksville Ohio Roseville Ohio Congratulations BUSINESS EQUIPMENT COMPANY 4th Market Streets Zanesville, Ohio Phone Gl-2-9384 Compliments of HOLCOMBS GROCERY STORE Wonder Bread Hostess Cakes RAY'S T. V. AND APPLIANCES Authorized Dealers in Zenith and Philco T.V. 108 E. Main Street Crooksville Ray Frame Owner Compliments of J. L. BODY SHOP Complete Body Work New Lexington Ohio DR. DAVID R. FITZ, O.D. Registered Optometrist 532 Main Street Zanesville Phone Gl-3-1281 Comi1iments of DR. L. H. NELSON Optometrist Best Luck to The Class of 1957 CROOKSVILLE AERIE 1979 F. 0. E. Good Luck Class of '57 BEAUTERIA Helen Young Manager Dorothy Showers Operator Compliments of THE CROOKSVILLE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Charles Sowers, Prop. SOWERS SHEET METAL Sheet Metal Work Crooksville Ohio Phone 70 Heating - Ventilating Compliments of AIR WOOD MOTEL Zanesville, Ohio Mr. Mrs. Eddie Allard Owners and Operators Phone: Zanesville GL-2-5887 Compliments of THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY READY-MIX CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. County Concrete Service Mechanic St. Phone 606 New Lexington, Ohio WILL ISON MOTOR COMPANY Pontiac-Cadillac Sales and Service 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 80 New Lexington Ohio Compliments of METZGER INSURANCE AGENCY 113 N. Main Street New Lexington, Ohio NEFF OIL COMPANY Distributors Pure Oil Products BILL NEFF'S SERVICE STATION Pure Tires Batteries H.P. Motor Oil China Street Crooksville Phone 9 Josten's Rings EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY Invitations Ed Raley Minerva Ohio MAJESTIC Most Modern Theatre In This Section Crooksville Ohio Showing Cinemascope and Wide Screen Attractions Compliments of LEVERING FLORISTS To the Class of '57 In Any Event Send Flowers Compliments of EDWARD R. HUGHES New Lexington, Ohio Compliments of THE CIRCLE C RIDING CLUB SOWER'S MARKET Household Supplies Sherwin Williams Paint Groceries - Meats Crooksville Ohio THE TRANS-OHIO SERVICE COMPANY 59 North Buckeye Street Plezol Homemade Bread Crooksville, Ohio Compliments Bulldozing of Oil Field Trucking THE BAKER BREAD COMPANY Good Luck PERRY HARDWARE COMPANY ELLIOT'S LUMBER COMPANY New Lexington, Ohio Hardware Furniture Crooksville Ohio Appliances Compliments to The Class of 1957 Congratulations EDWIN H. PITCOCK to Hardware Furniture The Class of '57 Main Street Crooksville THE CONN POTATO CHIP CO. Phone 126 Zanesville Ohio DANA RUSSELL GARAGE Compliments of General Auto Repair LEVERING'S GROCERY China Street Crooksville Main Street Phone 132 Crooksville Ohio Compliments of ALPINE RECREATION Bowling - Dancing - Refreshments Main Street Crooksville, Ohio CERAMIC SUPPLY COMPANY Crooksville, Ohio Refactory Specialists and Saggers For the Potteryware Industry Division of Ferro Corporation 4150 East Street Cleveland, Ohio Compliments of Good Luck To DAIRY ISLE Class of 1957 Roseville FINLAW LUMBER COMPANY Cones - Shakes Everything to build a home Blizzards - Malts 1759 Maysville Avenue Sundaes Zanesville, Ohio Compliments of ROBINSON-RAMSBOTTOM COMPANY Roseville, Ohio Compliments of PERRY DISTRIBUTING COMPANY New Lexington, Ohio CLOSSMAN HARDWARE Sporting Goods Everything in Athletic and School Equipment School Sweaters Zanesville Ohio Compliments of BROWN BROTHERS CONTRACTORS 244 W. Main Phone 53 Crooksville, Ohio Congratulations to The Class of 57 GREENLAWN RESTAURANT On Route 40 East of Zanesville Congratulations to The Class of 1957 RHODES CARRY OUT Route 75 Crooksville Ohio Compliments of STARLET DRIVE-IN Six Mile Turn Between Crooksville and New Lexington Dorman Law Proprietor Compliments of TOM'S ICE CREAM BOWL Zanesville Ohio Providing most news THE TIMES RECORDER Perry County’s Favorite Daily Newspaper southeastern Ohio with the latest and and pictures and a complete shopping guide to Zanesville Stores. We, the senior class of 1957, would like to thank all the firms and businessmen who advertised in this edition of the Crux- •Hi-Skan. Thank you. JanetSteveSara P J Richard P h o J h y e e y 1 - a 1 lAlbertaL n 1 i i i i s n nHelen s - d e E - a D d E F i J a r X o r e i e 1 d eBernard MArlene K J DJohn a aM o a M r r e a a t e 1 n 1 h n a — a r a Jack — n - J L i - 1 e i eC - n n a J 1 n d r o n yNancy a 1 eLarry