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

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BOTTOM ROW: Stought, Matis, Thomas, Downey, Saunders, Trussell, Dorsey, Inman, Yoder. SECOND ROW: Miss Keller, Jewett, Eveland, Denman, Smith, Watts, Rosser. THIRD ROW: Rosser, Murphy, Riggs. OFFICERS President.............................David Adams Vice-President........................Roger Murphy Secretary..............................Dee Denman Treasurer.............................Patty Coleman Officers

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Seniors BOTTOM ROW: Parker, Kinney, Watts, Talbot, Coleman, Smith, Wannamaker, Zinn, Danison, Allen, SECOND ROW: Stephenson, Graves, Maxwell, Reed, Jackson, White, Wilson, Harper, Bush, L. Penrod. THIRD ROW: Oliver, Welch, Anderson, Ater, Harris, Thiesen, Frash, Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Turner, J. Penrod, Gillon, Channel. Adams, Pierce, Hammond, Greuey. FIFTH ROW: Whitehead, Miss Dillehay, Veyon. On September 5 sixty seniors returned for their last year in the halls of C. H. S. When they leave in June they will take with them the memories of their money-making schemes for their class trip, their last football and basketball games, the Senior Play, and the Junior-Senior Prom. The last event the seniors took part in as a class was the senior trip to New York. This year will live on in our memories after 1962 is over and forgotten.

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Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1962 of Crooksville High School, being of sound? mind and body do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, for the purpose of educating our teachers as to what runs through our weird little minds. ARTICLE I To Mr. Sexton we leave a bottle of Nitol and some tranquilizers so he can forget about us and relax. To Mr. James Wilson we leave next year's senior class---poor misguided souls. To Mr. Conley we leave a new paddle, since he wore his old one out on the senior boys. To Miss Dillehay we leave next year's history class. We hope THEY know who discovered America. To Miss Coulter we leave an adding machine so she'll have less trouble dividing her grading scale. To Miss Keller we leave a new stop watch.....Her old one is fast. To Miss Moore we leave a new lab in the new addition. She'll need it after we demolish this one. To Mr. Jerome we leave a bottle of No Nods so he can stay awake in government class. To Mr. Walker we leave an encyclopedia of business procedures to settle all the arguments next year's class will start. To Mr. Bell we leave two cup of coffee of'n that deal. ARTICLE II I, David Adams, leave next year's presidency to some lucky? junior. I, Bill Anderson, leave my hieroglyphics to Miss Moore. Good Luck! I, Mike Bush, leave my curly hair to Sam Shelton. I, Patty Coleman, leave my drums to my sister Paula. Take good care of them, Poke. I, Dee Lynn Denman, leave my cymbals to Joe Alexander. Have a big bang! I did. I, Don Greuey, leave my ability to get into mischief to Terry Bateson. I, Jim Harris, leave my riding ability to Jean Hall. I, Charlotte Matis, leave my quietness to Roy Niceswanger. No comment. I, Larry Penrod, leave the Freshmen girls my heart. I, Jeff Pierce, leave Miss Moore a peaceful, co-operative chemistry class. I, Jean Stought, leave Sue Dozer with another year to sit it out. Ha! Ha! I, Sally Talbot, leave my orneryness to Debbie Mast; as if she needs it. I, Ray Thiesen, leave my parking place to Mr. Knight; now he won't have to walk so far! I, Cindy Watts, leave government class to Mr. Jerome; he can have it! I, Gene White, leave my ability to drink a bottle of pop in three seconds to Jim Kirkwood. I, Connie Dorsey, leave C.H.S. to invade Michigan; lucky people! I, Paula Smith, leave to join David at Ohio State. 26