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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1960 volume:

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Mn Conley will, of course, be long remembered for the successful 1959 football season, but in the hearts of many students he will be longer remembered for his understanding guidance. Therefore, the 1960 Crux-Hi- Skon is dedicated to our friend and leader, Mr. Robert Conley. 41' Q 47 Cmoksville High School l960 Crux-Hi-Skan Editor Vernon Sowers Business Manager Joan Brooks Feature Editors Sandy Aichele Richard Ruff Advertising Judy Ebuugh Charlene Hayman Jim Burley Photographer Nsaflsn Bush ' . X ' f D H Um U NU EEE ATU 1 4 w GEORGE C. TEDROW BILL WELLER DELMAR H OOPS oa rd of Education 1 CH ESTER LEASURE HOBART ALLWINE A.C.LAWRENCE Faculty MR. WORTHINGTON has completed his ninth yea' as superintendent of Crooksville schools. We, the Senior Class of 1960, would like to express our thanks to him for helping us throughout our school years. MR. CONLEY has served his first year as principal of Crooksville High School and also coached the championship football team. We wish to take this opportunity to thank him for all he has done for us. HILDA ALLWINE has served three years as our school nurse. Through her check-up and tests we have received valudzle information concerning our health records. We wish to thank Hilda for her hard work and willingness to help us. I RUTH ALEXANDER has been our sec- retary for two years. She has performed the endless tasks of her job with care and effi- ciency. Her willingness to help the Senior Class will be gratefully remembered. MR. WILSON has completed has first year as guidance counselor of Crooksville High School. He has done much in directing the Senior Class as to their future vacations. We would like to give him a vote of thanks for a job well done. , ,,,, Facult l , EVA CCIILTEY-Croolcsville, Uwio. A.B. Chia LARRY K. WILSON-Crooksville, Qtio, Gtio CAROLYN DILLEHAY-Crooksville, Ohio. Wesleyan, M.A. Ohio State. instructor in Univesity, B.F.A. Music Ecbcation. Instruct- M.A. Ohio University, B.S. in Education. English, Spanish, Sponsor of Spanish Club, or in Band, Chorus, and Instrumental Music. Dean of Girls, Instructor in American History, E leven th Gracie 1-xav isor . NOEL COLYER-Somerset, Kentucky. RUTH SNELL-Croaksville, Ohio. Ohio Eastern Kentucky State, 8.5. Degree. University, B.5. in Education. Vice-Prin- instructor in Industrial Arts, Junior High cipul, Instructor in English, Eighth Grade Basketball Coach. Advisor. Sponsor of IFKA, B-Club Sponsor, Twelfth Grade Advisor. J .C. SEXTON-London, Ohio.A.M. Columbia, Ohio University, B. S. in Education, Instructor in Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics. Eighth Grade Advisor. JAMES JONES-Barbourville, Kentucky, Eastern Kentucky State College, B.S. in Math and Biology. Instructor in Mathematics, Science, Biology, Science Club Advisor, Tenth Grade Advisor. WENDELL K. BELL-Monticello, Kentucky Union College, Colorado State College, Eastern Kentucky State, 8.5. in Education, Graduate Work. Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, instructor in health, Physical Education, and General Science, Varsity C Sponsor. Facult BETW CON LEY-Glenville, West Virginia, A.B. Glenville State College. instructor in Shorthand, Typing, Journalism, Seventh Grade Girls' Advisor. - MYRNA TRUMAN-Fairmont, West Wrginia, Fairmont State College, A.B. in Education, Home Economics Maier. Ninth Grade Advisor, Instructor in Home Economics, Cheerleading Advisor ROBERT HENNlNG-Croolcsville, Ohio Ohio University, B.S. in Education. lnstruct: or in American History, Science, Reading CHARLES TRUMAN-Faimsont, West Virginia, Fairmont State College, West Virginia University, A.B. in Education, Master of Science. Instructor in Seventh Grade Geography, Driver Education, Physical Education, Social Geography, and Business Law,' Assistant Football Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach. I ndispensables w Y 1 1 Red John Ducky Cc-Hon Mr. Colyer Teachers H WS PEGGY HINK LE Commercial Course F.H.A, 1,25 I.F.K.A. 3,4p B-Club 45 Glee Club I, 2,35 Junior Play Cast: Intramurals I,2,3,47 Mixed Chorus 35 Band 2. LARRY BRIGGS General Course B-Clubp Intramurals I,2,3,4p Football 3,43 Senior Scholar- ship Teamp Science Club 4j Varsity C Club 45 Track I5 Junior Flay Cast. BILL JACKSON General Course Junior Play Cash Intramurals I,2,3,4p Baseball 3 LINDA SPARKS Commercial Course I.F.K.A. 45 Junior Play Casfg Crux-Hi-Revug B-Club. KAROLYN HARBAUGH Commercial Course B-Clubg Crux-Hi-Revug Junior Play Casfg Intramurals. MICKY BARTON E General Course ' F.H.A. 1,25 Homecoming Attendant ig Student Council 1,45 l.F.K.A. 3,47 Junior Play Casip Library Club l,2,3, 45 Band i,2,3,4f Glee Club i,2,3,4p Mixed Chorus l, 2,3,4g Crux-Hi-Revug Dance Band 45 Intramurals i,2,3, 4. CHARLENE HAYMAN Commercial Course SPU 'l5l Cl'-'b 1,22 Junior Play Castp B-Club 3,45 lntra- 'gtfals l,2:3:4i Crux-Hi-Revu, News Editorp Crux-Hi- an. TERRY BR OWN General Course 1 Crux-Hi-Revup Football ip Football Nnnager 2q'3,4g infra murals i,2,3,45 Junior Play Cast. STEVE FRECKER General Course Science Club 1,25 Football 25 Intramurals 3,45 Junior Play Cast5 Library Club 45 B-Club 4. JUDY EBAUGH General Course Class Secretary-Treasurer 1,2,35 Class Secretary 45 B- Club5 l.F.K.A. 3,45 Secretary 45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Treas- urer 25 Vice-President 35 lntramurals 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Moiorette 1,25 Junior Play Cost5 Crux-Hi-Revu, Editar5 Crux-Hi-Skan5 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 45 Office Help5 Homecoming Attendant 1,2,35 Dance Band 45 Pep Club 3. MARY JANE PLETCH ER General Course F.H.A. l,2,35 Glee Club 2,3,45 l.F.K.A. 3,45 B-Club5 Band 25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Crux-Hi-Revu5 Junior Play Cast CONNIE ALLEN General Course F.H.A. 1,25 l.F.K.A. 3,45 Treasurer 45 Band 1,25 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Junior Play Stal f5 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Crux-Hi-Revu5 B-Club5 lntramurals 1,2. VERNON SOWERS General JIM BURLEY General Football l,2,3,4, All M.V.L. 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Track I,2, Baseball 3, Junior Play Cast, Crux-Hi-Slcan, Crux- Hi-Revu, Sports Editor, Varsity C l,2,3,4, President 4, Student Council 4. CHERYL ADAMS Commercial B-Club Secretary, Library Club 'l,2,3,4, President 4 Football I,2,3,4, Captain 4, Track l,2, Baseball 3 Junior Play Cast, Buckeye Boys' State, Student Council l, ,4 President 4, Varsity C Club l,2,3,4, Vice-President 3,4 Crux-Hi-Skan, Editor, Intramurals l,2,3,4, B Club KAY DQGARMO Commercial F.H.A 12 3 I F K A 3,4 Glee Club l,2,3 Ll r ry 4, lntramurals l,2,3,4, B Club 4 Crux Hi Revu 4, Office i Secretary 3, Student Council 2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, l.F.K.A. Vice-President 4, Junior Play Cast, Crux-Hi- Revu, Glee Club l,2,3,4, F.H.A. i,2, Intramurals l,2,3 4, Mixed Chorus l,2,3. I SHARON REED General Cheerleader 25 F.H.A. l,2,35 l.F.K.A. 45 Science Club 25 Student Council 25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Library Club 3,45 Junior Play Cash Mixed Chorus 2,35 Glee Club l,2,45 Crux- Hi-Revu. OTTO WINTGENS General Course NANCY MAE GOFF Commercial Course C2334 B-Club, Presidentg Senior Scholarship Team5 Office Help 3,45 Junior Play Staff. JOAN BROOKS College Course Class President 2,35 Class Vice-President 45 B-Club5 l. F.K.A. 3,45 President 45 Library Club 3,45 Vice-Resident 45 Intramurals 1,25 Glee Club l,2,35 Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Vice-President 35 President 45 Student Council l5 Spanish' Club l,2,3,45 President l,25 Dance Bond l,2,3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 2,3,45 Junior Play Cast5 Crux-Hi-Skan5 Business Manager5 Scholarship Team 2,35 Senior Scholarship Team5 Office Help l,2. RICHAR D RUFF General Course lntramurals l,2,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Track 25 Baseball 35 Junior Play Cast5 Student Council 35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Crux-Hi-Slcan5 Feature Editor5 Crux-Hi-Revu5 B-Club5 Mixed Charus5 Varsity C 2,3,45 Secretary 4. JACK FOSTER General Course Track 1,25 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Scholarship Team5 Student Council l,25 Crux-Hi-Revu5 B-Club. JUDY WILSON General Course F.l'l.A. l,2,3,45 Secretary 45 l.F.K.A. 3,45 B-Clubi Pep Club 35 Library l,2,3,45 Head Librarian 45 Glde Club l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Vice' President 45 Class Treasurer 45 lntramurals 1,25 Junior Play Cast5 Queen Attendant 2,3545 Office Help5 Buckeye Girls' State 3. PAULA TRUSSELL College Course Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 B-Club, l.F.K.A. 3,45 Spanish Club i,2,35 Library Club 2,45 Science Club 25 Junior Play Castp Intramurals 3,4. MARLlN BUSH General Course lnrramurals l,2,3,4p Crux-Hi-Revug Crux-Hi-Skang Photo- grapherp Junior Play Cast. SANDY AICHELE Commercial Course Spanish Club l,2,3p Scholarship Team l,2,35 Senior Scholar- ship Teamp Cheerleader 2,3,4p Head Cheerleader 45 Home- coming Queen 47 l.F.K.A. 3,45 Vice-Presidentp Junior Play Cash Crux-Hi-Slcan, Feature Ediforp Student Council l,3. BILL GRAVES General Course Intramurals l, 2, 3,4 DOTTIE ROBBINS Commercial Course Intramurals l,25 B-Clubg Junior Play Staff. IS 1 BILL MOORE General Course Chorus l,2,3. BOB RIGGS General Course Intramurals lp Crux-HI-Skanp Baseball 35 Basketball 2,4. LINDA HENNING Commercial Course F.H.A. l,2p Crux-Hi-Revup Intramurals it Glee Club I,2,3p Varsity C Club 2,3,4p Football l,2,3p Track lp Basketball I,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Mixea MARGIE RUPE Commercial Course .A. l,2,3p l.F.K.A. 3,4, else club I,2,3p B-Clubp Library Club 45 Crux-Hi-Revu. 17 0 Class Colors Class Flower , Blue and White Red Carnation DAVE BURLEY College Course Scholarship Team l,2,35 Football l,2,3,45 Spanish Club l,2,3,4j Intramurals l,2,3,4p Glee Ciub 2,3,4p Science Club 2,3,4p Vice-Ptesident 25 President 3,45 Student Council lg Class Vice-Resident 35 Class President 45 Varsity C Club 3,45 Senior Scholarship Teamp B-Clubp Track l,25 Junior Play Cast. Class Motto To Keep Learning ls To Keep Growing. That's What Education ls All About. i- , EY. KE- 53 1 Q. 5? 4 P Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of l960, of Crooksville High School, being of sound mind and memory, so we think, do make and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. ITEM I To the addle-brained, dim-witted, childish, insignificant little juniors, we say, We hope you can achieve at least one- tenth the success your heaven-born predecessors achieved. To anyone interested we let you know that we think we are the most intelligent, the hardest working, the best looking, and the best behaved class ever to graduate. Nothing is too good for us. To assist you in the achievement we leave you the following suggestions which we have so admirably practiced in attaining our dignity . I. Study hard for at least four hours every day so that you may be the second most brilliant class ever to graduate from Crooksville High School. We are the first. 2. Never loaf in study halls. Follow our example. 3. Address your teachers with respect, for, after all, they are iust like great-grandparents to us. 4. Da as we have done, and success will be yours without a doubt. ITEM ll To the iunior boys we express our sincere regret that all of the beautiful girls are graduating. By the way, junior girls, what will you do with all of us handsome boys gone? But this is iust another problem that faces this younger generation. ITEM lll To the high school we bequeath the following: l. We leave bars for all the windows of the school iust to give the place more natural atmosphere. 2. We leave a better lighting system. Too many students are in the dark. I 3. We leave an elevator to the second floor, so that Miss Dillehay's poor victims will not be so tired that they can't put up a good battle. ITEM IV To the various departments we bequeath the fol lowing: I. To the biology class we leave iuicier and bloodier worms. 2. To the chemistry class we leave a bomb-proof shelter and a few gas masks. 3. To the library we leave l,OO0 funny books and the True Detective Nlagazine. 4. To the history class we leave Marlin Bush's little book with telephone numbers iust in case they have to get some dates in a hurry. 5. To the drum players and horn tooters of the school band we leave a sound-proof room in the middle of the Sahara Desert. 6. To the English class we leave the book entitled The Works of William Milkshake. They should eat this up even though it is pretty thick. - ITEM V To the various teachers of the school we bequeath the following: l. To Miss Dillehay we leave a car and chauffeur during the winter months. 2. To Miss Coulter we leave our sympathy. Never again will she have such a beneficial, faultless, and industrious class. We couldn't help it if we were so perfect. , 3. To Nr. Larry Wilson we leave a band that won't talk, won't chew gum, will keep their feet on the floor, and will come to band practice. 4. To Mr. Conley we can only leave memories of the most co-operative and efficient class he has ever slave-driven. 5. To Mr. James Wilson we leave a couch so that he can better psychoanalyze next year's mixed-up senior class. ITEM VI The following individuals bequeath these possessions to their friends: I, Linda Sparks, leave my original hairdos to Linda Russell. Paula Trussell, leave my clothes to Darlene. She wears them all anyway. Peggy Hinkle, leave my ability to please Miss Dillehay to Judy Donaldson. I, Judy Ebaugh, leave to Roger Cope a Hands Off sign, in hopes that he will use it next year. Joan Brooks, leave to Stephanie Sopko my ability to answer any questions ..... wrong. ' Sandy Aichele, leave my crazy sense of humor to anyone who will take it. l, Judy Wilson, leave my position as bell-ringer to anyone with a good watch and a strong finger. Cheryl Adams, leave my secret of how to hate men to Betty Trovan. Mary Jane Pletcher, leave my blond hair to Karen Wilson. I, Connie Allen, leave my neatness to Susan Aichele. I, Mickey Barton, leave my giggles and good times to Jean Stought. I, Bill Jackson, leave my Wildroot Cream Oil to Mr. Sexton. l, Sharon Reed, leave my love for horses to Jean Hall. I, Kay DeGarmo, leave my long blond hair to Darla Zinn. I, Nancy Goff, leave my quiet ways to Sandra Rosser. Dottie Robbins, leave my cheerfulness to Leanna Jackson. Bill Graves, leave nothing to nobody because I need it all myself. I, Charlene Hayman, leave my iournalism ability to some other lucky person. Linda Henning, leave my driving ability to Connie Barringer. Karolyn Harbaugh,, leave myself to Fabian. If I, If I, I, I, If I, I, I, fi 5 ,Q 21 x 1, gy ...1, -- X an ' . , . .Aw .,,. - .- QL xg sg 'K H Q 3 is Suv' 3 rtxwgg :Q 4-chilli? , .,,., . HQ ,. . fr-Q3 9' li 1 1-5 is w-mmwiha L ,P sms wx eren't Cute 9 9 Charlene Hayman Micky Borfon Jim Burley Marlin Bush Judy Ebough Peggy Hinkle Nancy Goff , X1 ':. in Nfklfi, .. Yillkf ' 1 f . 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Q? 1 1 , W r ,E , in 3u j 'i Mary June Pletcher Linda Sparks Sandy Aichele Che YI Adams Steve Frecker Margie Rupe Paulo Trussell Otto Winfgens Lindo Henning Bill Jackson w 1 Q F I' ' xr , Qx E X rf I A Q if sg' Wy: Mm R X A X U 'N my U mi X X N NAME Beth Al lard John Al len Connie Barringer Mike Baughman David Butler Roger Cope Judy Downey Mark Downey Jim Dozer Ray Dillinger Roger Gossman Gary Henry Patty Hilliard Sandra Houk Dick Hutchins Mary Lear Bill Leroy Linda Mc Neal Rebecca Milligan Jim Morrison Jim Orecchio Mike Pierce Bruce Pletcher Lee Pletcher Judy Plotts Jean Reed Marsha Rodgers Sandra Rosser Barbara Rupe Stephanie Sopko Danny Spires Roger Sprankle Gene Tague Darrell Thomas Betty Troyan Susan Watts Georgeann Willison Clarence Wolfe Roger Wolfe Joyce Wood Junior WEAKNESS Mark Himself Typing class Betty Girls Judy Jerry Women Roseville English Mondays Girls Behaving Jack Spears School Laughing Getting up -lalmnygx 'Chemistry? Football Dian Adkins Work Cars Books Terry School Windy Behaving Freddie Playing For glee club Susie Sue Work Females Being quiet Freshman boys John Allen English Girls Basketball Personalities AMBITION To be short Get a girl To learn more A in English Graduate To have speed Mrs. Tucker A in chemistry Discover gold Join the service To please Marsha Get a girl Own the Alpine Be rich Change his name Be a teacher Be tall Get married Be a teacher Go to college Own a Grocery Be smart Be a policeman Be a farmer To be happy Travel Ballet dancer To be married Join the WACS To be a scientist Rock 'n Roll star Be smaller English teacher .Joi n Air Force Nurse Secretary Beautician Be a coach Drive a truck Live in a valley HOBBY Following Mark Loafing Cheerleading Pro-Football Motorcycles Sleeping Making clothes Hunting Bowling Trouble Hunting Sports Making money Waitress Bowling Reading Motorcycles Records Reading Sports Playing Sax Model cars Basketball Clarinet Records Talking Fighting Boys Dating Playing oboe Guitar Loafing Studying Staying home Cymbals Trumpet Cleaning house Sleeping Guns Hill climbing Juniors BOTTOM ROW: Hilliard, Sopko, Allard, Rosser, J. Downey, Watts, Rogers, Houk, Reed. SECOND ROW: McNeal, Barringer, Rupe, Milligan, Plotts, Troyan, Lear, Woods, Willison, Miss Coulter. THIRD ROW: Wolfe, Hutchins, Orecchio, LeRoy, Pierce, M. Downey, Morrison, Gossman, Baughrnan. TOP ROW: Dozer, Henry, Tague, Whitehouse, Cope, B. Pletcher, Allen, Butler, Spires, Thomas, Sprankle, L. Pletcher, Wolfe. The Junior Class had a very successful year. Some of the money-making plans were the selling of cushion and basketball programs. The highlights ofthe year were the annual Junior Play and the Junior-Senior Prom. We wish the Juniors ot' T960-1961, Good Luck. Susan Watts OFFICERS President ............ Mark Downey Vice-President . . . . Betty Troyan Secretary-Treasurer . . Beth Allard Sophomores BOTTOM ROW: Maxwell, Saunders, Downey, P. bmith, Watts, Wannamaker, King, J. Smith, Zinn, Jackson, Strought. SECOND ROW: Clark, Reecl, Johnson, Denman, Trussell, Talbot, Rosser, Coleman, Watts, lnman, Yoder. THIRD ROW: Bush, Oliver, Welch, Penrod, Murphy, Pierce, Harper, Russell, Dorsey. FOURTH ROW: Frash, Graves, Hayman, Holland, Turner, Wood, White, Harris, Gillon, Anderson. TOP ROW: Mr. Colyer, Smith, Stephenson, Riggs, Veyon, Whitehouse, Weller, Adams, Theisen, Mr. Jones. The sophomore class, under the direction of their two advisors, Mx Jones and Nr. Colyer, has had a very success- ful year. Our activities this year included the operation of the concession stand and our most profitable activity, the sell- ing of light bulbs. Our sophomores were well represented in football, basketball, band, chorus, and librarians. Linda Russell OFFICERS President ............ David Adams Vice-President. . . . . . Patty Coleman Secretary-Treasurer .... Dee Lynn Denman Freshmen ' BOTTOM ROW: Russell, Wonnarnulcer, Dozer, Kobunski, Moore, S. Moore, Worfs, Wayne, Rosser. SECOND ROW: Jewell, Robinson, Milligan, Hilliard, Stevenson, Ruff, Troyan, Reclfern, McArfor. TOP ROW: Wise, Hand,'Brown, Savage, Maxwell, Eveland, Nis. Truman . BOTTOM ROW: Noore, McKeever, Whiflatch, Dclrymple, VVhitel'xeacl, Knight, B. lnman, Slwuberf, Murgcfroyd, Hesgrave. SECOND ROW: M-. Truman, James, Kenny, Donaldson, Ault, R. lnrrun, Clemenfs, DeBore, Mr. Bell. THIRD ROW: Bunner, B. Brown, Holmes. FOURTH ROW: Turner, Dillinger, DeGormo, Nicewagner, Stoneburner, W. Brown, Kirkwood, Shell, Patterson. TOP ROW: Baker Holland, Lloyd, L. Brown, Shelton, Mast, Russell, Brown. BOTTOM ROW: Watts, Williams, Bishop, Wayne, Spangler, Aichsle, Hinkle, Hall, Wilson, Adkins. SECOND ROW: Wood, Yoder, Levering, Dunwoody, Morrison, Inman, Smith, Smith, Eveland. THIRD ROW: Spankle, McMillan, Riggs, Hoops, Rinehart, Pierce, Willison, Trussell. TOP ROW: Miss Snell, Nbore, Donaldson, Norton, Dusenberry, Denman, Steele. BOTTOM ROW: Boughman, Musick, Kenny, Eveland, Thomas, Locke, Frash, Neff, Allen White, Tracy, Watts. SECOND ROW: Cryder, Stevenson, Spranlcle, Dillenger, Black, Whitehouse, Buckley, Sapko, Long. THIRD ROW: Frecker, Riggs, Hayman, McLean Sands, Harbaugh, Ansel. TOP ROW: Mr. Sexton, Dunwoody, Mullen, Swaro, Adams, Crane. BOTTOM ROW: Willison, Thomas, Watts, Brown, Kirkwood, Bentley, Stoneburner, Harbaugh, Graves, Newlon. SECOND ROW: Siphers,Lear, Rambo, Skeenes, Adams, Savage, Tharp, Colerick, Wise. THIRD ROW: Knight, Shoemaker, Eveland, Sowers, King, Coleman, McFarland, Rinehart. TOP ROW: Ayers, Boughrnan, Ashley, Butts, Jomes, Thomas, Loggins, Roberts, McArtor, Mrs. Conley. , r BOTTOM ROW: McLean, Grannon, Hice, Smith, Ball, Lear, Lacy, Dmn, Clark, Longstreth, Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Bell, Jeffers, Brown, Lamb, Russell, Carr, Baughman, Frash, Rosser. THIRD ROW: Bobb, Smith, Peterson, Stoneburner, Sherlock, Musick, Lewis, Hardy, Fisher. FOURTH ROW: Cannon, Moore, Worthington, Williams, Creasey, Shelton, Schmotters, Bush. TOP ROW: Mn Henning, Maxwell. ABSENT: German. Sugar and spice and everything niceg That's what little girls are made of That's what little boys are made of. Snakes and snails and puppy dog tailsg Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade b QQ- X ck LQ, 3 llmlb iljfffl Annual Staff BOTTOM ROW: Hayman, Enough, Aichele, Brooks, Bush. TOP ROW: Sowers, Burley, Ruff. Business Manager Editor IFKA BOTTOM ROW: DeGarmo, M. Rupe, Reed, Allen, Ebaugh, Brooks, Aichele, Wilson, Adams, Trussell. SECOND ROW: Pletcher, Sparks, Downey, Watts, Rosser, Allard, Houk, Hinkle, Barton. TOP ROW: Wood, Willison, Rogers, Troyan, Milligan, McNeal, Plotts, Barringer, B. Rupe. lfka, an organization consisting of twenty-eight iunior and senior girls, has had a very successful year under the patient and understanding guidance of Miss Dillehay. A few of the many activities we enioyed this year were the Travel party, Christmas party, Talent show-dance, and the Mother-Daughter banquet. We also had the second alumni lfka dance which was enjoyed by students, present lfka members, and former lflca members. OFFICERS President .... ..... . . .Joan Brooks VicefPresident . . . . Cherly Adams - Secretary ..... . Judy Ebaugh Treasurer . . . Connie Allen 4 7 F. H. . BOTTOM ROW: Wannamaker, Willison, J. Downey, L. Russell, Wilson, Saunders, Dorsey, C. Downey, S. Rosser. SECOND ROW Clark, C. Russell, Matheny, Smith, Kobunski, Moore, Jewell, Robison, Wayne, D. Rosser, Maxwell. THIRD ROW: Yoder, Reclfem, Troyan, Dozer, Eveland. TOP ROW: J. Rosser, Mrs. Truman, Zinn, Jackson. Future omemakers of America The F.H.A., under their new advisor, Mrs. Truman, enioyed a very successful year. The members enioyed many social activities, such as the fall and spring rallies, dressing dolls for the Children's Home, ioint meetings with other chapters, and the reg- ular monthly meetings. The members wish to thank Mrs. Truman for her guidance throughout the year. ,CN , 'TWV N- ,A 3 n, , f u' l fi, lun-X H: 74,0 -xg-xv' S P 1 'W PJ !E3':'X'S? ff'-3-mana O-.asm-n :.gg-f'3- gmfbgxirl Jwsgm-r 'Y' 1'e 'Q 'Q- ,2.'.g' .g-.-- 'rl 1 0 rn 77 ll! . 'Q--Q 'rn . -,'0 ' ac.gS Z ,-fb ELQISCQ 3.552912 QYLD3 2 725209-- C-.:s3g: 'G'-0.03 1325613 -3m-1x43 U - wx Club Mothers . . Mrs. lrene Ruff Mrs. Helen Moore Student Council BOTTOM ROW: Rogers, Watts, Barton, D. Burley, C. Acbms, Stought, Trussell, SECOND ROW: Harper, Moore, Milligan, Troyan, Holmes, Coleman, Cryder, McKeever. THIRD ROW: Sowers, J. Burley, Neff, Musick, D. Adams, White, Shelton, Baughmcn. TOP ROW: Downey, Morrison . The Student Council is the representative group, consisting ot students elected from each class, who take part in the governing affairs of the school. Some ofthe curricular activities of this year include the Homecoming Program at the game and assembly, the ceremonies during Holy Week, the presentation of scholarship pins, and the annual Student Council Dance. OFFICERS President .... ........ . Vernon Sowers Vice-President .... . . Jim Burley Secretary-Treasurer . .' . . Susan Watts Sgt.-At-Arms . . . . . Mark Downey f ' 7 lx .Le ee , i Uffice Help l . E Murphy, DeGarrno, Wood, Goff, Cope, Ebuugh, Morrison, Wilson, Downey. Members of our office staff are selected for their ability to accept responsibility, their readiness to work, and their ability to keep on average scholastic rating. These students give up one study hall a day to work in the office. Their duties are to take announcements and other important notices to the teachers and classrooms, call people to the phone, run errands for the secretary, and find the students who are wanted in the office. We should all take time to thank these students for their untiring efforts. Library Club BOTTOM ROW: Rupe, DeGarmo, Sparks, Wood, Barton, Reed, Wilson, Adams, Aichele. SECOND ROW: Strought, Coleman Denman, Talbot, 5. Watts, Allard, Smith, C. Watts, Hoops. TOP ROW: Freckor, Brooks, Miss Dillehay, Trussell, Dillinger. The Library Club is composed of girls and boys who give up one study hall a day to work in the library. These librarians help the students who come into the library to benefit from it. The club has one meeting a month under the direction of Miss Dillehay to discuss the problems of the library. They also enjoy refreshments and special guest speakers. Librarians receiving pins for two years of service are, Joan Brooks, Sandy Aichele, Micky Barton, Paula Trussell, Sharon Reed, and Judy Wilson. OFFICERS President .... ...... . . Cheryl Adams Vice-President. . . . . Joan Brooks Secretary .... . . Sally Talbot Head Librarian . . . Judy Wilson B-Club BOTTOM ROW: lk Gcrmo, Rupo, Reed, Allen, Ebaugh, Brooks, Aichele, Wilson, Adams, Trussell. SECOND ROW: Sparks, Harbaugh Hayman, Pletcher, Hinkle, Goff, Robbins. TOP ROW: Sewers, Briggs, Burley, Frecker, Graves. B-Club is made up of seniors who get a B or better in American history. The object ofthe club is to develop student interest in local government. The B-Club has visited the council, bank, post-office, and New Lexington Court House this past year. The B-Club would like to thank Miss Dillehay for making this year a successful one. OFFICERS President . . . ...... . . Nancy Goff Vice-President . . . Sandy Aichele Secretary . . . . . . Cheryl Adams Reporter . . . Charlene Hayman Crooksville High Association of Scientific Exploration BOTTOM ROW: Brooks, Sapko, Dozer, Jewell, R. Milligan,'Smith, Watts, Talbot, R. Milligan. SECOND ROW: Burley, Bush DeBoer, Troyan, Maxwell, Russell, McKeever, Shell. THIRD ROW: Presgruves, J. Pierce, Gossman, Shelton, Gillon, Adams Briggs. TOP ROW: Mr. Pierce, Mr. Jones, Moore, Baughman. The Science Club is composed of students in the, ninth through the twelfth grades who ore interested in science. They must take a science or a mathematics course and maintain good grades in them. The Science Club has enioyed interesting meetings throughout the year, with the help and guidance of Mr. Jones. The club was divided into groups with different projects. One ofthe main activities is the Science Fair held in May with all Crooksville schools participating. OFFICERS President ...... ..... . David Burley Vice-President .... . . Sally Talbot Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Joan Brooks Reporter ....... . . . Betty Troyan Librarian . . . . . Stephanie Sopko Sgt.-at-Arms . . . Roger Gossman Spanish Club BOTTOM ROW: Allard, S. Watts, Brooks, Talbot, Milligan, Smith, C. Watts, R. Milligan, Maxwell, Stought. SECOND ROW Bush, Gillan, Burley, Hesgraves, Coleman, Trussell, Denman. THIRD ROW: Harris, Pierce, White, Adams, DeBoer, Shelton, Shell. TOP ROW: Nicewanger, Boughman, Theissen, McKeever. The Spanish Club, made up of students who are in first or second year Spanish, and the older students who have taken Spanish previously, has enjoyed a very successful year. The club was quite large this year due to the increasing number of Spanish students. We wish to thank Miss Coulter for the help and guidance she has so patiently given us. OFFICERS President .... ....... . . Gene White Vice-Ptesident . . . . Patty Coleman Sec.-Treasurer . . . . Joe McKeever Reporter .... . Jean Stought xl 5' Crux-Hi-Revu BOTTOM ROW: DeGarmo, Rupe, Reed, Allen, Sparks, Fletcher, Ebaugh, Adams, Barton. SECOND ROW: Henning, Young Hqrbuugh, Hayman, Brown, Bush, Ruff. TOP ROW: Mrs. Conley, Burley, Riggs, Foster. Editor ..... ..... J udy Ebaugh News Editor . . . . .Charlene Hayman Feature Editor . . . .... Richard Ruff Sports Editor ..... ....... J im Burley Circulation Manager . . ........ Cheryl Adams Art Editors ...... . ...... . Bob Riggs, Margie Rupe Reporters ...... . . . .... Connie Allen, Micky Barton, Terry Brown, Kay DeGarmo, Marlin Bush, Jack Foster, Linda Hennings,Linda Sparks, Bob Riggs, Margie Rupe, Sharon Reed, Karolyn Harbaugh, Mary Jane Pletcher. 'D 1 5 .mx ...J ., Girls' C-lee Club v , X i , n 1 Senior 3 V - 3 . . 2 ,, Junior i Boys' Glee Club Senior Band Members Barton, Ebaugh, Trussell, Brooks, Wilson. .. ,N Q if 3? . ,..' el 'S 5 -- ,ns-M ,,.,,, nam 0 i L an W, Vw EN W 1 .KKKEA J Y: .nn-X ' Pwjz, 3 yh --1, W, iw I 0 rfzizh :'L , H 6 -Nik' ,. sr Q35 ax i i F S K' ti Us I V M is 1 ,N 5 vg Q Q t an 5 L ., 51 Q 'egg ,-Q 1 ,A x Aa? 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I9 New Concord 0 C.H.S. I2 , Dresden ' 6 C.H.S. 20 Philo 6 C.H.S. l6 Glouster 0 C.H.S. 38 Maysville 0 C.H.S. 22 M 8. M I2 C.H.S. 40 Caldwell O C.H.S. 30 New Lex 0 Babe Ruth Award After completing the basketball season each year, members of the football and basketball teams select two outstanding boys to receive the Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award. The boys honored this year were Vernon Sowers and Jim Burley. R , YJ! Q QV EX W ,I - 7 1 35 3' xx x 15: . . ' E V S Q Q xg S . x x nw - Aff.. Z 'i fi 'lil 115.0 N?- , , rx- ..Q,'?-.- 4- . - .Sk--R A-. N R0 W -f Q-,Nix ,, S X' 9 V ., ...ff . , N Betty Kobunski, Freshman Attendant Jean Stought, Sopnomore Attendant Betty Troycn, Junior Attendant Mike and Betty Vernon and Sandy Dick and Jean Dove ond Berry First Tackle of the Game Larry und Judy C0ach Bell Coach Truman C.H.S. '43 61 ' 35 61 '51 52 '44 40 65 '63 62 '49 47 '78 4 72 '58 73 VARSITY Opponent 86 Roseville 56 N . Lexington 45 N . Concord 73 Hopewell 53 Dresden 54 N . 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The Varsity C is made up of boys who have received a varsity letter in any one of the sports that the school offers. Some activities of the club are: To sponsor dances, give prizes to various clubs it asked to do so, take movies of some ofthe football and basketball games, and present pins to senior members at the end ofthe year. ' OFFICERS President ...... . . . Jim Burley Vice-President . . . . Vernon Sowers Secretary-Treasurer . .... Richard Ruff Advisor ....... . Mr.Wendell Bell C eerleaders The Varsity cheerleaders are Sandy Aichele and Cheryl Adams, who have completed three years, and Connie Barringer, who has completed one year. The Reserve cheerleaders are Judy Smith, Judy Robinson and Alice Redfern, who have completed one year. The cheerleaders have done much this year to furtherschool spiritwith numerous assemblies, including the New Lexington assembly. Under the supervision of Mrs. Truman, the advisor, the cheerleaders have enioyed a very successful year. 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Providing Southeastern Ohio With The Latest And Most News And Pictures - And - A Complete Shopping Guide To Zanesville Stores. 'Y Thomas S. Oatchpole And Mary L Plaisted Harold Neff Service Station Dfw Van Atta Insurance Agency Fire - Auto East Main Street Crooksville Phone FI 2-2002 Sc Fl 2-1246 100 lf2 S. Main sr. Phone 2881 New Lexington, Ohio , 7 Fred l. Cannon Funeral Home Ambulance Service Phone 9171 - Residen 36 South Buckeye S ce 1501 treet Crooksville, Ohio Compliments Of Sleepy Moore Sohio Gas Sandwiches And Magazines Legal Beverages 309 S. State--Route 75 Crooksville Compliments Of Rodgers Grocery Phone 1881--Crooksville Compliments Of Brown Brothers Contractors 244 W. Main--Phone 9531 Crooksville, Ohio f . i Gibson Packing Co. Try Our Fine Lunch Meats Phone G1. 2-4501 South Zanesville, Ohio it Compliments To The Class Of 1960 Edwin H. Pitcock Hardware St Furniture Main Street--Crooksville Phone 1261 W wr The Big Apple Night Club Owner - Richard Reese Dancing And Floor n XXX'-ee Show F ie' ' I A At is' ? V7 5 ., V- 94, - 1 In ' The Blue Room gy I Every 1. fs' Friday And Saturday Night Watts Auto Service General Repair Work Body Repair St Paint 119 West Main Phone 3391--Crooksville SaIIy's Beauty Shop Corner Of China Sf High Phone 9331--Crooksville 1 i l I i Compliments Of Young and lewis Service Station Blue Sunoco Gas And Oil Orooksville, Ohio Compliments Of Wolfe's Trucking Coal And Freight Phone 2513 Crooksville, Ohio Enjoy Compliments Of The Rich-loaf Bakery Products A 10 Colomal Inn See And Taste The Diiierence Owner Marietta - Glouster - Newark Lawrence Hinkle The Gem Ice Cream Company Q TEM The Gem Restaurant The Class Of 1960 Wish To Thank: Sines Insurance Company And Moodys Garage For Their Donation Of Money: And The Advanced Printing Company For Their Donation Of Time And Material. 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