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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1965 volume:

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I qs .fZl,f4ZCv,,-5456 ygfl ' 726,95 5216 C-726' .X ' 1 YEARBUUK sTAFFvgW7722Qe7 fy A XMQ, CJ?fj,ygf1,4,6f6A6fc, 1 - A f aagwiiw Zyni EDITOR BUSINESS MANA ER Jim SChIIl0tteI' Fred Shelton 'f' ,Q,H57WMiA FEATURE EDITORS ADVERTISING MANAGERS Steve Worthington Nancy Tharp Mary Lfiggins Frosty Price Susan KIDS Mike Sherlock PHOTOGRAPHER Allen Hardy IN MEMORANDUM V DR. A. C. LAWRENCE A To Dr. A. C. Lawrence, we dedicate this yearbook as a token of our appreciation for all he did for the Crooksville High School students. He served on the Crooksville Exempted Village Board for nearlytwenty years and encouraged all students to work hard to attain scholastic success. For all the years he lived in Crooksville he served as team physician, exam- ining the boys of the athletic teams and being on call at games to take care of any injured player. Dr. Lawrence always enjoyed sports and was a friend of nearly every boy on every athletic team at Crooksville High School. Dr. Lawrence will be sadly missed by all the Crooksville High School students. Dedication . . Foreward .... Administration . . Faculty ...... Activities ...... 1. Annual Staff . 2. F.H.A. . . . 3. Librarian . . 4. Spanish Club 5. Student Council 6. Varsity . . . 7. Office Help . 8. Band .... 9. Girls' Chorus 10. Boys' Chorus Honors Pages . . . Athletics . . CONTENT . 2 1. Football . . . . 4 2. Basketball . . 5 Homecoming . . . . 8 Cheerleaders . . . . 13 Seniors . . . . . 14 Undergrads . . . . . 15 1. Juniors . . . . 16 2. Sophornores . . . 17 3. Freshman . . . 18 Jr. High ..... . . . 19 Elementary .... . . . 20 1. North School . . . . 21 2. East School . . . . . 23 3. McLuney School . . 24 Everyday Scenes at C.H,S . . 25 Advertising ...,.,. , . 29 I AM CRUOKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL In Crooksville High School are represented many different groups and interests. From the various clubs to the band and the athletic teams, all these play an important part in the lives of all of us here at C.H.S. But the real reason for attending school is to learn. Under the guidance of the faculty we become more aware of the world around us. To those of us who have attended C,H.S. for four years, the old school seems almost to be a person. This is how it is presented in the following pages. Here then is the portrait of an old friend. We hope you enjoy it. I AM I TRUCTIO Without teachers and administrators schools wouldn't exist. Our teachers work hard every day and get little recognition. So in the following pages we salute the eople who make our educations possible A D GUID CE P --the faculty and administration of C.H.S, BOARD 0 EDUCATIO MR. CHESTER LEASURE MR. DELMAR 1-IOOPS DR. A.C. LAWRENCE MR. HOBART ALLWINE DR. GEORGE TEDROW MR. RAY TOLLEY ADMINISTRA TIO Mr. Robert Conley Mr. Conley, as principal of Crooksville High School for six years, has given us help and encouragement not only ln our schoolwork, but in other fields as well. We in the senior class say, Thanks, Mr. conley, we will carry your influence with us throughout our lives. 232122232 N28 Mr. William WOI'tll1!1g't0Il As Superintendent of Crooksville schools for fourteen years, Mr. Worthington has worked hard to make the schools better for us, the students. The class of '65 wishes to express our deepest gratitude to him for all his toll. Mrs. Wilson is in her second year as secretary at C.H.S. The senior class thanks her for her untiring work, always done with a smile. She is one of the true lndispensables at Crooksville High School. FACULTY Mrs. James Boring Oak Ridge, Tennessee, B,S, in Home Economics, University of Tennessee, Texas Women's University, Freshman Advisor, F.H.A. Advisor Mr. Harold Bowling New Boston, Ohiog B,S, in Science, Eastern Kentucky State College 3 Instructor of Science 3 Freshman Advisor Mr. Donald E. Bowling New Boston, Ohio, B. S., M.A., Commerce and Englishg Eastern Kentucky State College, Freshman Advisor W sa, f Mrs. Richard Bowman Bridgeport, West Virginia, Fairmont State College, Instructor of Englishg Eighth Grade Advisor Mr. Richard Bowman Barrackville, West Virginiag A,B. in Education, Fairmont State Collegeg Assistant Coachg Junior Advisor .-hggg' Mr. Douglas E. Cannon Crooksville, Ohiog B.S., Ohio Universityg Instructor of History and Readingg Seventh Grade Advisor Mr. Larry C. Burner B ridgeport, West Virginiag A.B. in Education, Fairmont State College 3 Instructor of P h y s 1 c a 1 Education and I-Iealthg Sophomore Advisor Mr. Noel Colyer Somerset, Kentuckyg B.S. tn Industrial Arts, Eastern Kentucky State Collegeg Instructor of Industrial Artsg Junior High Basketball Coach -5, 5 Miss Eva Coulter Crooksville, Ohiog A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, M. A., Ohio State University, Western R e s e rv e Universityg Instructor of English and Spanishg Junior Advisor 5 Spanish Club Advisor Mr. Fred Jerome Corning, Ohiog B.S., M.A. in Education, West Virginia Universityg Instructor of Social Studies and Englishg Eighth Grade Advisor - - wif If f ,- Mr. Dennis Hirsch New Lexington, Ohiog B.B.A., Business Administration, Ohio Universityg Sophomore Advisor Miss Mary Lou Keller Corning, Ohiog B,S, in Education, Ohio Universityg Instructor of Business Educationg Senior Advisor. Miss Trena Kinnan Roseville, Ohio, B. S. in Education, Ohio University, Instructor of Algebra and Math, Seventh Grade Advisor Mrs. James Schmotter Crooksvllle, Ohio, B.S. ln Home Economics Education, University of Cincinnati, Instructor of Hom e Economics 3 Senior Advisor Mr. David Knight Clarksburg, West Vlrglniag A,B. in Education , Fairmont State Colleges NLA. in Education, West Virginia University, Head Football, Basketball, and Track Coach, Guidance Councilor 5 Instructor of Driver Education Miss Dorothy Shields South Zanesville, Ohio, B.S. in Education, Ohio State University, Instructor of Hlstoryg Senior Advisor Mr. Harry Shehan Knoxville, Tennessee, B.S. in Education, University, Instructor of Band and Chorus Mr. Harold Traver Toledo, Ohio, B. S. in Education, OhioState University, Instructor of Biology and Physics 3 Sophomore Advisor 4 N Mr. Walter T. Tate Jackson, Tennessee, B.A., Union Univers1ty5Graduate School of Psychology, University of Tennessee, University of the Pacific 3 Instructor of English, Junior Advisor Mrs. William Worthington Crooksville, Ohio, Lake Erie College, B.A. 3 Ohio State University, B. S. 3 Ohio University, IVLA. 5 Romance L a n gua ge s , Fine Arts, Business Education, and English, Librarian IAMA ACTIVITY F.H,A., Spanish Club, Chorus, or Band: these are but a few of the activities in which a student at C.H.S. may take part. These clubs and activities make school more fun and interesting. These are im- portant at most schools and Crooksville is no exception. Here then are the clubs and activities of the students of C,H.S, ,Y , 4' ANNUAL S TAF L to R: Schmotter, Tharp, Shelton, Loggins, Sherlock, Price, King, Hardy, Worthington This year's annual staff worked hard to prepare the yearbook for 1965 ' ' . We would 11ke to thank Mr. Conley, our adv1sor, for all the help and encouragement he has given us. Business Manager Editor l 1 an I e Fred Shelton Jim Schmotter FUTURE HUMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE: Bankes, Savage, Jeffers, Pollock, Sothen, Beard, Rambo, Syphersg ROW TWO: Wayne, Allen, Eveland, Skeenes, Colerick, Ferguson, Watts, Henning, ROW THREE: Savage, Loggins, Mullen, Locke, Kirkwood, Long, Eveland, Miller, Crain, ROW FOUR: F,H.A. is a national organization of students studying homemaking in high school. It is an integral part of homemaking, providing opportunities of additional experiences in planning and carrying out homemaking activities for students. Our chapter's highlights of the year included the State Convention, at which three delegates and one State degree candidate represented C.H.S. Our program for the year was based on Education Builds a Nation . The State Project was Know, Serve, and Appreciate Ohio. We would like to thank Mrs. Boring, and Mrs. Schmotter, our advisors for all the help they have given us, MAX V92 filly N sn E, Q? I 0,7 if 1 z F. I Z ! . .. S+ fi .Q A Y X W oe x Q 14' GO ONEW HCV- Allwine, Price, Russell, Gossman, Robinson, Hammond, Gruey, Browning, ROW FIVE: Hunt, Inman, Swingle, Hinkle, R. Hinkle, Tharp, Berga, McArtorg ROW SIX: Mrs. Schmotter, Mrs. Boring, Wyer, Wentz, Roberts Officers Shirley Rambo ............ President Marsha Syphers . . . . Vice President Carla Colerick . . . . . Secretary Martha McArtor . . . . . Treasurer Carolyn Robinson . . .... Historian Donna Russell .... ...... P arllamentarian Charlene Hunt . . .......... Reporter Mary LOSE!-IIS . . . Award of Merit Chairman Sandi Beard . ........ Song Leader LIBRARIANS ROW ONE: Jeffers, M. Tharp, N. Tharp, King, Rambo, THREE: Harmum, Shoemaker, Kangas, Spring, Rutledge, Hinkleg ROW TWO: Adams, Sims, Colerick, Bentley, Mrs. Worthington - Stoneburner, Gruey, Russell, Perry, Evelandg ROW The high school Librarians, under the direction of Mrs. Worthington, have given the library a new look this year, with new shelves, separate reference section, three metropolitian newspapers, thirty five magazines, and newly shellaced books. The Librarians sponsored a dance in November to make money to upgrade the library equipment. They have also had continuous appropriate seasonal exhibits in one of the new display cases in the hallway. Librarians who received their pins this year were: Mary Ann Bentley, Sharon Adams, Susan King, Nancy Tharp, Carla Shoemaker, Carolyn Rutledge, and Shirley Rambo. Susan King . . Nancy Tharp . . Carolyn Rutledge Shirley Rambo Carla Shoemaker Officers . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer HeadL1brarian CIE CE CLUB ROW ONE: Spring, Stoneburner, Sowers, Loggins, Morrison, Ferguson, Jeffers, Lynskyg ROW TWO: Mr Traver, Maxwell, Hunt, Maier, Hammer, The Science Club, newly organized with Mr. Traver as advisor, is composed of students with active interests in science. This club permits them to discuss current topics in this field. The high point Probasco, Piccone, Cherry, ROW THREE: Moore, White, S ines, L evering, Rice, Alexander, Ball, Swinehart of the club was the annual Science Fair, with prizes going to the winners. The club also heard lec- tures .by scientists explaining the career possibilities in the field of science. SPANISH CL UB ROW ONE: McDaniel, Poole, Jeffers, Colerlck, Alexander, Rodgers, Tharp, Kuhn, Ferguson, Howell, Miss Coulter, ROW TWO: King, Tharp, Rutledge, Shoemaker, Spring, Perry, Bowers, Maier, Hunt, Poole, Morrison, ROW THREE: Allen, Herriott, The Spanish Club enjoyed a very successful year, h avin g m emb e r s from all four classes. Our Christmas party, which was centered around the breaking of a jg-filled pinata,highlighted the year. The club wishes to thank Miss Coulter for all the help and leadership she gave us. v s l Pillsbury, Sims, Bigrlgg, Neff, I-Iarbaugh, Herriott, Kaufman, Lynsky, Allard, Towns, ROW FOUR: German, Swlnehart, Weaver, Lever1ng,S1nes, Cryder, Rice, Penrod, Cherry Officers Joe Alexander .............. President John Rodgers ..... . . Vice-President Kaye Colerick ..... ..... S ecretary Ruth Ellen Jeffers . . ...... Treasurer Jim Tharp ...... Sergeant-at-Arms Jill Poole .... ..... R eporter ST UDE TCUU CIL 5 w V r W' Si ROW ONE: Herriott, Tharp, Allwine, Maines, Spring, Nelson, Mast, Hunt3R0W THREE:L. Nelson, Weaver, Talbot, Buckley, Watts, Mr. Worthington, ROW TWO: M. Schooley, Shelton, J. Tharp, Moore, Price, Smith Wyer, Schooley, Gossman, Adams, Shoemaker, The Student Council is composed of two boys and two girls from each of the upper four grades and one boy and one girl from the seventh and eighth grades. The activities of the Student Council this year included an annual dance, the buying of pins for the members of the scholarship team who place in the district and state, taking part in the homecoming activities, having the Easter assem- blies, working the concession stand at some of the basketball games, and sending candidates to both Buckeye Girls' State .and Buckeye Boys' State. Officers President .............. A . Fred Shelton Vice-President ....,. . . Mike Smith Secretary-Treasurer . . . Sharon Adams Sergeant-at-Arms . . . Frosty Price 19 VARSITY C ROW ONE: Peterson, Schmotter, Shelton, Coach Knight, Price, Alexander, Baughmang ROW TWO: Coach Bowman, Williams, Cannon, Sherlock, Hardy, The Varsity C club is composed of all boys who have lettered in any varsity sport at Crooksville High School. Coach Knight acts as head advisor. V Lawrence, Coach Burner, ROW THREE: Worthington, Musick, Garey, Russell, Clark. Officers Mike Sherlock . ........... President Fred Shelton . . ...... Vice-President Joe Alexander . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Al Hardy .... . . . 'Sergeant-At-Arms OFFIC HELP ROW ONE: Tharp, Adams, Thomas, Rambo, Lewis. ROW TWO: Williams, Schmotter, Hardy MUSIC DEPART E T BA D Front: Harbaugh, ROW ONE: Sherrick, S, Brown, Adams, Wayne, Baughman, M. Brown, Hannum, Dillehay, Probasco, Ewing, ROW TWO: Hannum, Allard, Lynsky, Skeenes, Willison, Rider, Kuhn, Maier, Cavinee, Ferguson, ROW THREE: Allwine, The band had a very successful marching and concert season. We were one of the top marching bands in the area and attended the Worthington Competition Contest. 'We had our Senior Night at the Sheridan football game. We sold Jill Poole, Dunwoody, Coleman, Allard, J. Herriott, Jackie Poole, ROW FOUR: Pritchard, King, D Herriott, Sowers, Spring, Mast, Thomas, ROW FIVE Watts, Alexander, Swinehart, German, J. Brown, J Probasco, McLean. Christmas candy to raise money with which we purchased a valve trombone. The band would like to thank Mr. Shehan and the band boosters for their help in making this a successful year. Band Director--Mr. Shehan s 1 I W SENIOR ME BERS Head Maiorefte--Diane H2-Tballgh CLOCKWISE from bottom: Janet Allard, Diane Herriott, Linda Thomas, Paula Coleman, Susain King, Sharon Adams, Sally Browng CENTER: Diane Harbaugh. 3 5 ai'-:lim Nv NX GIRL ' CHORUS ROW ONE: Allwine, Cavinee, Locke, Smith, Redfern, Bowers, Maierg ROW THREE: Roberts, Brown, Mast, Wyer, Tharp, Brannon, Willisong ROW TWO: Tolliver, Roberts, Dalrymple, Wesney, Taylor, Dumm, Inman. Eveland, Eveland, Wentz, Perry, McDaniel, Colerick, ROW ONE:Campbe11, Barnhart,Berga, Mu11ins,Price, Cannon, Brown, Baughmang ROW THREE: Gossman, Hinkle, Blosser, Willison, Kaufman, Robinson, ROW B. Skeenes,,Wil1ison, Greuey, Thomas,:Sowers, M. TWO: Hammond, Pillsbury, McGill, Allen, Lacey, Skeenes, Neff, Smith, Beard. BOY ' CHORUS L to R: Jerry Brown, Mike Hammer, Lester Dumm, Greg Shell, Frank Swinehart I AM H0 OR SENIOR S CH ULARSHIP TEAM ROW ONE: Dunn, Worthington, Price, M a xw ell, ROW TWO: Anderson, Rutledge, Herriott, Ayers Longstreth, Smith, Shelton, Schmotter, Lawrence, Harbaugh, Tharp, King, Kaufman. Student County District State Jim Schmotter 5th M, H.M Brian Longstreth 8th H.M, Steve Worthington 10th M, Mike Maxwell H.M M, Mike Smith H.M BUCKE YE GIRLS' STATE CKEYE BOYS' STATE Paula Coleman, Nancy Tharp, Diane Herriott 1964 SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Fred Shelton, Jim Schmotter ROW ONE: Jeff Tolliver, Rita Stoueburner, Pam Sims, Becky Kangus, Marilyn Perry, Cheryl P111sbury3ROW TWO: Brian Longstreth, Jim Schmotter, Marla Bowers, N eil Ch ry ALL--OHI O FOOTBALL Fred Sh lton and Terry Mustek 27 ALL SEO FOOTBALL Winner of State Homemaking Degree Nancy Tharp Fred Shelton, Steve Worthington, Terry Musick ALL M VL FOOTBALL HOMEMAKER OF THE YEAR 28 Fred Shelton, Steve Worthington, Terry Musick, Mike Sherlock, Joe Alexander IAM COMPETITIO . . . A touchdown, a basket, the roar of the crowd, and the long hours of practice, all these are a part ofCrooksville High School, too, We are proud of our teams, and with good reason, for the Ceramics consistently are one of the better teams in our area in all sports. Here then are the teams that represent C,H.S, on the gridiron and the court. ,,,,,,,,,, FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Mgr. Long, Levering, Rodgers, King, Dumm, Mgr. White. Row Three: Coach Knight, Mgr. Tharp, Watts, McCune, Swingle, Headly, Schooley. Garey, Baughman, Clark, Shelton, Alexander, Maxwell, Row Two: Williams, Russell, Lawrence, Hammer, Maines, Worthington, Musick, Price, R. Smith, Sines, M, Smith, Sherlock, Hardy, Moore, Nelson, Carmon, Coach Burner, Coach Bowman. Mr. Hirsch, Mr. Burner, Mr. Bowman, Mr. Knight, OPPONENTS Marietta Res. Roseville John Glenn Dresden Philo Glouster Maysville M8zM Sheridan New Lexington CHS 0 40 6 22 14 22 0 14 28 0 6 42 0 18 52 6 0 48 65 8 l 1 LET T ERME Gene Russell Terry Musick Jeff williams A1 Hardy Frosty Price Mike Sherlock B111 Clark Steve Worthington Rick Smith LE TT ERME Fred Shelton Mike Smith Mike Maxwell J 09 AIGXBIIGGI' Larry Nelson Tom Maines Q B111 Lawrence -Larry Cannon Mike Sines Jack Moore Ray King The 1964 Ceramics had a successful season, winning 7 of 10 games. Although coming out on the short end ofthe score three times the Ceramics gave a good account of themselves and remained one of the most respected teams in the rugged M.V.L, The biggest victories came over neighboring rival Roseville and New Concord, eventual third place winner in the league. Below, Steve Worthington goes for another gain ,. jx QSM yi tr V fr 'SX 'V -4'l 'v 2 X44 x g u-3 I' Q f cn Q 'Ml Ebf Q' Q A . ' 'Xia . 385 ,A is Xi .V ,N.,, Q . 'F l Q 48 , : V., 4. , . ,QM XY' 'E I. 'f an ' FRESHME ROW ONE: Swackhammer, Talbot, Buckley, Houk, Mr. Burner, Dalrymple, Moore, Thomas, Knerr, Maxwell, Watts, Embreyg ROW TWO: Harvey, Neff, Lantz, Richardson, McIntyre, Leroy. J. Talbot, Wilson, Taylor, Bigriggg ROW THREE: Y Quarterback Nelson carries the ball BASKETBALL VARSITY Front: Manager Moore, Coach Knightg L to R: Gene Tharp, Joe Alemnder, Gene Lyle, Dean Lyle, Gary Russell, Larry Nelson, Fred Shelton, Mike Slnes, Rupe Tom Maines, Jim Schmotter, Ron German, Jim SCORES VARSITY RESERVE C HS Opponent C HS Opponent 58 Roseville 54 34 Roseville 46 West Muskingum 79 45 West Muskingum 46 John Glenn 67 42 John Glenn 58 Dresden 73 42 Dresden 66 New Lexington 72 34 New Lexington 62 Philo 59 36 Philo 37 Sheridan 63 32 Sheridan 62 MSLM 65 40 M8zM 81 Maysville 84 40 Maysville 77 New Lexington 62 46 New Lexington 66 Roseville 60 42 Roseville 56 John Glenn 69 30 John Glenn 79 Dresden 65 51 Dresden 7 0 Philo 7 5 57 Philo 66 Glouster 58 43 Glouster 81 MSLM 92 36 MSLM 68 Maysville 62 30 Maysville 69 St. Al 86 Gene Russell Jim Schmotter Fred Shelton Gene Lyle Tom MB.1n8S Larry Nelson Joe' Alexander Mike Sines Gary RUD6 D983 Ly16 Jim Tharp CUACHI G STAFF L to R: Mr. Knight, Mr. Bowman, Mr. Burner RE ER VE QUAD Front: Mr. Bowman, Alexander, Manager. L to R: Watts, McLes,n, Harvey, Hnmmer, Sines, German, Tharp, Moore, Schooley, Dalryrnple, Swlngle, J. Watts. Q 1 4 JR. HIGH SQUAD Jr. High Coach, Mr. Colyer ROW ONE: Inman, Shoemaker, Williams, Longstreth, Berga, Kennyg ROW TWO: Mr. Colyer, Probasco, H t'S1 e ' m e1e'Spmg' Wm FRE HMA TEAM ROW ONE: Schooley, Harvey, Knerr, Moore, Mr. Burner, ROW TWO: McIntyre, Neff, Dalrymple, Buckley Our candidate for A11 MVL manager--Jack Moore SE x .f gn The Ceramics featured a balanced offense this year, with four starters scoring in double figures. Schmotter led the attack followed by Gene Lyle, Larry Nelson, and Tom Maines, Crooksville, as the season progressed, became known as the spoilers of the MVL. Probably the most satisfying victory for the team was the 79-65 home win over defending state champions, Dresden. In this game the Ceramics offense clicked better than ever and their defense held the league leading Jayhawks to below their season average. Lettermen this year were Jim Schmotter, Gene Russell, Fred Shelton,Gene Lyle, Tom Maines, Larry Nelson, and Joe Alexander. Big things are expected of the Ceramics next year since only Schmotter, Russell, and Shelton graduate. Gene Lyle goes up for another score against Dresden. Jim Schmotter battles Dresden's John Creech for a rebound. 4 it Yi, S Larry Nelson is surrounded but still gets the shot away as Gene Lyle waits for the rebound. 43 Our 'homecoming activities were held on Friday, October 16, 1964 at the Glouster game. The queen, Shirley Rambo, was escorted by Steve Worthington. Her attendants, Sharon Adams, Diane Neff, Bobi Roberts, and Kerry Jo Ross, were escorted by othei members of the football team. The Ceramics gave the Homecoming crowd a 42-6 victory, The queen and her court also presided over the homecoming dance the next night. I AM CHUOL SPIRIT These are the crowds of students and adults both that cheer the Ceramics on to victory in both football and basketball. Here also are the cheerleaders that encourage our school spirit. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Kneeling: Marsha sypners, Vickie Gosemen, Anne Hammond? Standing: cms Durymple, Bobi Robertse R' RE ER VE Debbie Morrison, Mona Hinkle, Judy Brannon. Marsha Syphers Anne Hammond 2' ,, x V f Rx U Vicki GOSSIDIII Ms Q55-XJR A Y ' 2 Sf. KJV 1 1 .X f, in l -CJ 'xx 5 J ' Y yu' .K If ,AN S! -YN f , J f 'ff M U54 sig , X 1 n F 4 CY ' J' f 'Q M 1 x L, 4. '44 XJ- Chris Dalrymple Bobl Robtrtl BUT MOST OF ALL I AM PEOPLE 1 4 K E A11 the clubs, athletic teams, and other school activities in the world would be nothing without the various personalities that combine to make them up. Here then is the most important quality of Crooksville High School, the students that work and play here nine months ofthe year. President Class Motto: The road called toil leads to the city called success. Mike Smith - College Student Councll, Spanish Club l,2,3, Baseball, Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2, Scholarship team 1,2.Class President 2,3,4, T rack, Senior Scho- larship team, Junior Play Cast, Intramurals Carolyn Rutledge - College Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Science Club, Library Club, Homecoming Attend- ant, Scholarship team 1,2, Senior Scholarship team, Student Councll, Class Secretary 3,4, Junior Play Staff, Alternate to Buckeye Girls' State Stephen Worthington - College Science Club, Spanish Club, Vice- President of Class, Varsity C,Bas- ketball 1, Track, Football l,2,3,4, All MVL 3,4, All SEO 3, Scholar- ship team 2, Senior Scholarship team, Intramurals, Annual Staff, Alternate to Boys' State Shirley Rambo-Commercial F .H .A ,, Secretary 2, Vice-P resident 3, President 4, Library Club, Treas- urer 3,4, F.B.L.A,, StudentCounc1l, Class Treasurer 4, Chorus, Otfice Help, Homecoming A tt en dant 2, Homecoming Queen 4 Secretary Class Colors: Red and White Class Flower: Red Rose Vice-President T1-ggsurer Gary Ater - General Baseball, Basketball l Marsha Ayers - Commercial F,H,A., Intramurals, F.B.L,A., Senior Scholarship team N Curtis Ball - College Spanish Club, Science Club, Junior Play Cast, Intra- murals Diane Baughman - General Chorus, F.H.A,, Intramurals Sharon Adams - General Band, Band Camp, Intramurals, Student Council, Science Club, Queen Attendant 1,4, Library Club, F.H A., Office Help, Pep Club. Janet Allard - General Intramurals, Band, Chorus Clyde Robert Allen - General Sheri Anderson - General Scott Cannon - General Football, Track James L. Carr - General William A. Clark, Jr. - General Footban, Varsity c Paula Coleman - General Student Council, Intramurals, Band, Library Club, F.H.A., Buckeye Girls' State 54 Mary Ann Bentley - Commercial Chorus, Library Club Sandi Beard - Commercial F.H.A,, Chorus, Junior Play, Dance Sally Brown - General F.H A., Band, Chorus, Intramurals Tom Bush - General Baseball, Football, Spanish Club, In ffwif Band tramurals Carla Colerick - Commercial Chorus, F.H.A., Secretary 4 Barry Dunn - College Basketball, Football, Spanish Club, Junior Play, Scholarship team, Senior Scholarship team, Student Council, Track Roger D. Dusenberry - General Shirley Dennis - Commercial F.l-I A., Pep Club, Intramurals Linda Eppley - General Spanish Club, F,H.A., Intramurals Jackie Eveland - Commercial F,H.A,, Science Club, Chorus, Intramurals Rebecca Fink - General Steve Frash - General Darrell J effers-General Cora Jane Kaufman-College Spanish Club, Intramurals, Chorus, Senior Scholarship team, Junior Play Cast Susan King-College Intramurals, Spanish Club, Library Club, President 4, Band, Band Camp, Chorus, Scholarship team, Senior Scholarship team, Junior Play Cast Connie Kirkwood-Commercial F.H.A., Chorus, Intramurals Ray German-General Basketball Allen Lee Hardy-General Football, Varsity C, Basketball manager, Track, Office Help, Annual Staff, Intramurals, Baseball Diane Harbaugh-College S cle n c e C lub , Spanish Club, Intramurals, Band, Majorette, Junior Play Cast, Senior Scholarship team, Chorus Diane l-lerriott-College Science Club, Spanish Club, President 2,3, Intramu- rals, Band, Class Vice-President, Student Council, Scholarship team, Senior Scholarship team, Junior Play Cast Harry Michael Maxwell-College Science Club, Spanish Club, Basketball, Football, Track, Scholarship team 2,3, Senior Scholarshipteam Judy Matis-General Brian Longstreth-College Spanish Club, Junior Play, Basketball, Track, Intra- murals, Scholarship team l,2,3, Senior Scholarship team Mary Loggins-Commercial Chorus, Science Club, F.H.A. Award of Merit, Pep Club, Intramurals Sara Lewis-College Spanish Club, Intramurals, F.B.L.A., Junior Play, Office Help, Pep Club Robert Lewis-General Bill Lawrence-College Spanish Club, Science Club, Football, Track, Scholar- ship team, Senior Scholarship team, Varsity C, Junior Play Cast Philip C. Lamb-General Pep Club Martha McArtor-General F.H.A., Science Club, Pep Club, Intramurals Dave McL ean-General Basketball Terry Musick-General Intramurals, Varsity C, Track, Football, All MVL 3,4, A11 SEO 3,4, All Ohio 4 Duanna Neff-General Kenneth L. Parsons-General Dan Peterson-General Track, Basketball, Varsity C Forrest R, PricerCol1ege Football, Track, Spanish Club, Varsity C, Student Council, Intramurals, Annual Staff, Senior Scholarship team Frank Pritchard-General Gary Rosser-General Footbm, Track Beverly Roberts-Commercial Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, F,B.L.A., Pep Club Charlene Rinehart Allen-Commercial David Riggle-General Intramurals Glenola Richardson-General Spanish Club, Science Club, Chorus, Intramurals Martin Reed-General James Reed-General Ken Reed-General Carolyn Sellars-General Fred C. Shelton, Jr.-College Student Council, President 4, Football 2,3,4, All MVL, All SEO, 3,4, All Ohio 4, Track, Basketball, Senior Scholarship team, Scholarship team 3, Spanish Club, Varsity C, Annual Staff, Buckeye Boys' State, Intra- murals Mike Sherlock-College Spanish Club, Track, Football, Annual Staff, Varsity C, Intramurals Carla Shoemaker-College Spanish Club, Library Club, Science Club, Student Council, Junior Play Staff, Intramurals Jim Rosser-General Basketball 3, Intramurals Doug Russell-General Gene Russell-General Football, Basketball, Track, Chorus, Varsity C James W. Schmotter-College Scholarship team l,2,3, Senior Scholarship team, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Basketball, Track, Varsity C, Band 1,2, Office Help, Buckeye Boys' State Linda Thomas-General Band, Dance Band, Chorus Nancy Tharp-College F.I-LA., President 4, Class President, Class Vice President, Spanish Club, Office Help, Chorus, Junior Play Cast, Intramurals, Scholarhsip team 2, Senior Scholarship team, Buckeye Girls' State, Annual Staff, Library Club, Vice President 4 Marsha Syphers-Commercial Science Club, F.I-LA., Historian, Secretary, Vice President, Varsity and Reserve Cheerleader, Intra- murals, F,B.L.A., Junior Play Cast, Buckeye Girls' State Alternate Rosemary Storts-Commercial if Paul Storts-General Royal Spung-General Sally Kay Skeenes-General F.H.A., Pep Club Rick Smith-General Football, Track, Basketball, Varsity C, Chorus Paula Willlson-Commercial Janice Savage-General F. H.A., Chorus Donna Wise-Commercial Maurice Wolfe-General Karen Towns-College Spanish Club, Future Nurses Club, Scholarship team, Science Club Mary Jane Watts-General F. H. A. Jeffery James Williams-General Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Varsity C, Office Help Jeanie Wllllson-General Pep Club, Intramurals, Chorus MISS KELLER ROW ONE: P. Willison, M. Willison, Rinehart, Towns, Loggins, ROW THREE: Ml ss Keller, Bentley, Syphers, Ayers, Rambo, ROW TWO: Richardson, Lewis, Neff, McArtor, Colerick, Wlseg Eveland, Storts, Kirkwood, Thomas, Beard, Roberts, ROW FOUR: Reed, McLean, Frash. The Senior Class, under the leadership of Mrs. Schmotter, Miss Keller, and Miss Shields, had a successful and eventful final year at C.H.S, After graduation many seniors will seek further education at college or business school. We shall always hold in our hearts a feeling of warmth and loyalty for Crooksville High School. Mike Smith Class Officers ' President ............... Mike Smith Vice-President .......... Steve Worthington Secretary . . . . . Carolyn Rutledge Treasurer . . Shirley Rambo 65 'Ax gp w A 4. D . my ..z,sz,..s1 ,S 3 Q 1 O 1041:-,N v 'Q 930g v O6 Q 0610 ' li QQ Qt O O 0 Q6 90100 O O0 D 1 ' o o 9 O O 30 0 Q 9 0 0 0 9 QQ, O 0 63 1 301 0 QQlQO4 Q o , 9 5 A4 Q1 N o 4?EE!Ef? 9 Ti Q Q - ' QF!i:9gg bw -' :xg MQ!-ati? W 0--'W 52' W Ft ,-.21 9 w amp, e iq? 1 wo41lrow Ku -.2 fi! ' W1 9 M k3 I 'sv 36 we vodr-QDQQ 334355553 23435556 'o Vo--0 J' kt' v -422 .'Q qf gb 9-Q0 Q ,vcr-4rw UNDERGRADS UNIOR MR. TATE ROW ONE: Watts, Nelson, Moore, Henning, McLean, Whitehouse, Ball, Rupe. ROW TWO: Pillsbury, Keats, Street, Spung, McArtor, Lacey, Bigrigg, Cannon, Brown. ROW THREE: Sims, MR. BOWMAN ROW ONE: Brown, Cannon, Jewett, Street, Denham, Wolfe, Stoneburner, ROW TWO: Allen, Stephenson, Williams, Ross, Skeenes, Wayne, C. Ross, Baughman. ROW THREE: Mullen, Storts, Herriott, Thomas, Robinson, Smith, Eveland, Sowers, Stoneburner , Rider. ROW FOUR: Probasco, Sherrick, Rice, Maines, Alexander. ROW FIVE: Mr. Tate. Dusenberry, Berga, Smith, Bruce, Henry, Graves, Sowers. ROW FOUR: Mr. Bowman, R,Baughma.n, D, Lyle, Browning, G, Lyle, Pettit. MISS COULTER ROW ONE: Hinkle, Sowers, Cryder, Penrod, Garey, King, Piccone, Hammer, Robinson, ROW TWO: Stalling, Barnhart, Wayne, Hinkle, Smith, Redfern, McGill, Wilkinson, Long, Evelandg ROW THREE: The Jimior Class, numbering 96, is one of the largest and most active classes at Crooksville High School. It includes scholars, ball players, band and chorus members, and two cheer- leaders. The high points of the year were receiving our class rings and sponsoring the prom. Our advisors were Mr. Tate, Miss Coulter, and Mr. Bowman., Browning, Hammond, Schooley, Russell, Sowers, Gossman, Neff, Price, Dumfeeg ROW FOUR: Greuey, Harvey, Winldns, Riggs, Willison, Miss Coulter CLASS OFFICERS P resident ................ Judy I-Ierrlott Vice-President .... .... Sa ndy Greuey Secretary-Treasurer . . . Carolyn Robinson SOPHO ORE MR.B ROW ONE: Shirkey, White, Watts, McCune, Sparks, Lemlty, Schilling, Starner, Swing1egROW TWO: Jill Poole, C. Schilling, Lynsky, Mautz, Baughman, Jeffers, Jackie Poole, F erguson, Rose, Sowersg ROW THREE: Levering, Dunwoody, Miller, Hunt, Howell, Crain, Harvey, Crooks, ROW FOUR: Weaver, Mr. Burner, Potts, Moore, German, Dumm, Schooley, Sellars, Reed. MR. TRAVER ROW ONE: Tolliver, Mullin, Headley, Rodgers, Wannamaker, Rosser, Thomas, Robinson, ROW TWO: Watts, Kangas, Maier, Perry, Kuhn,Allard, Spring, Cavlneeg ROW THREE: Cherry, Mast, Allen, Bowers, McDaniel, Colerlck, Welch, ROW FOUR: Mr. Traver, Hammer, Sines, Tharp, Swlnehart. MR. HIRSCHW ROW ONE: Crowder, Fisher, Williamson, Eveland, Stiles, ROW THREE: Miller, Allwlne, Potts, Severt, Redfern, Rambo, Paskell, Yoder5ROWTWO:Brannon, Severt, Moyer, Noce, ROW FOUR: Mr. Hirsch, Roberts, Dalrymple, Price, Price, Probasco, Willlson, Ashley, Lewis, Alexander The Sophomore Class has been represented in football, basketball, track, band and chorus, and scholastic achievement. There is room for per- fection and goals to be met. But we say thanks for all the help we have received in making our second year in high school a successful one. 1' Class Officers President ............. . . Jim Tharp Vice-President .... . . Bob1Roberts Secretary-Treasurer . . . . .Tackle Poole 71 FRE HME MRS. BORING ROW ONE: Lipps, Brannigan, Savage, Ferguson, Wyer, Locke, Ross, ROW THREE: Mrs. Boring, Hinkle, Bankes, Redfern, Henning, Jeffers, Weaver, Crain, Clark, Lamb, Wentz, Dunfee, Inman, Smith. ROW TWO: Wesney, Reed, Swingle, Pollock, Blosser, MR. HAROLD BOWLING ROW ONE Houke, Dillehay Shell Lon Dri s 2 , 8 IE Moore, Schooley, McLean, J. Bislfopg ROW TWO: Alexander, Bishop, Towns, Swingle, Tharp, Dumm Tolliver, Suthen, Taylor, Embreyg ROW THREE I L Eveland, Riggs, Landerman, Richardson, Wilson, Talbot, Talbot, Hill, Schooleyg ROW FOUR: Mr. Bowling, Swackhammer, Bigrigg, Dillinger, Knerr, Hinkle, Dalrymple, Alfman, Stoneburner. MR. DONALD BOWLING ROW ONE: Maier, Robinson, Maxwell, Kirkwood, Lyons, Watts, Neff, Buckley, ROW TWO: Stalling, Taylor, H. Eveland, H. Eveland, Gibbs, Sidwell, The Freshman Class of Crooksville High Schoolis beginning to learn the meaning of scholarship, sportsmanship, leadership, and citi- zenship. Representatives of our class participate in various organizations and extracurricular activities. W e hope to gain a great store of knowledge during our school years at C.H.S, Gruey, Stortsg ROW THREE: Rodgers, Lantz, Wyer, Rupe, McIntyre, Harvey, Stoverg ROW FOUR: Mr. Bowling, Thomas, Weaver, LeRoy, German. I Class Officers President ............. . . Joe Talbot Vice-President ...... . . Gene Taylor Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Kerry Jo Ross 73 EIGH TH GRADE MR. JEROME ROW ONE: Brown, Holmes, Shoemaker, Smith, DavidHarbaugh,D. Smith, Watts, Donald Harbaugh, Skeenesg ROW TWO: Sellars, Berga, Inman, Young, Burton, Densmore, Locke, Tatmang ROW THREE: Aichele, Riggs, Spring, McNeal, Probasco, Headley, Hannum, Alexander, ROW FOUR: Dalrymple, Sines, Thomas, Tewksbury, Mr. Jerome. MRS. BO ROW ONE: Ross, Brenda Collins, Belinda Collins, King, Swingle, Redfern, Brown, Lynsky, Frashg ROW TWO: J irles, Piccone, Whitehouse, Tolliver, Hinkle, Kenny, Rupe, Wintgens, Nelson, ROW THREE: Fulk, Savage, Wiseman, N, Nelson, Anne King, Allen, Riggle, Eveland, White, Riggs, ROW FOUR: Dunwoody, Hutchins, Brunton, Rice, Driggs, Harris, Hamann, Mrs. Bowman. SE VE TH GRADE GIRLS-MISS KINNAN ROW ONE: Redfem, Frericks, Tolliver, Stiles, Sothen, Williams, Ross, Charles, Watts: ROW TWO: Wise, C. Wise, Loggins, Denman, Short, Russell, Keates, Brooks, Priceg ROW THREE: Spencer, Brown, Knight, Talbot, Hammers, Inman, Wintgens, Conley, D. Watts, ROW FOUR: Luster, Landerman, Sowers, Watts, Dunwoody, Savage, Thomas, Miss Kinnang ROW FIVE: Lee Brooks, Allwine, Ball, Jeffers. BOYS-MR. CANNON ROW ONE: Welch, Greene,McIntyre, K1inger,Tedrow, Matheny, Longstreth, M. Levering, Dillehayg ROW Kinney, Brannon, Williams, Frecker, Collins, ROW THREE: Harvey, Hunt, Wayne, Densmore, Bankes, TWO: King, Starner, Brown, Maines, J. Levering, Souders, Mr. Cannon. ORT H SCHUOL MR. HICKS-5th ROW ONE: Harrison, Stalllng, Syphers, Fleming, Hammer, Bobb, Cowan, Schilling, Weese, Spencer, Harris, Embrey, Pride, Lindsey, Campbell, Miller, Brannon, ROW THREE: Hannum, Spring, Weaver, K. Harrison, Harbaugh, Watts, ROW TWO: Mr.l-licks, Driggs, Roush, Reed, Thomas, Neff, R. Neff, Watts. Riley, Cannon, Welch, Moore, Dalrymple, Landerman, MRS. WILSON--4th ROW ONE: Tedrow, Larson, Bobb, Reed, Baker, Ruff, Mercer, Ketcham, Savage, Satterfield, Wood, Stalling, Donaldson, ROW TWO: Sowers, Cady, Aichele, Densmore, Williams, Bierly, S h r e v e s , S ev e rt, Dunwoody, Gray, Lindsey, Spring, Rupe, Claypool, Smith, Strohl. MISS CAMPBELL-3rd ROW ONE: Kinney, Harris, Wolfe, Bash, Newlon, Welch, Elliot, Thomas, Thomas, Brown, Bobb, Llndemore, Charles, ROW TWO: Baughman, Curl, Harper, Wood, Mumford, Rice, R. Thomas, Wilson, Hill, Neff, Hammer, Hammer, Inman, Anderson, ROW THREE: Miss Campbell, Vallee, Buckley , Swingle, Blosser, D. Swingle, Urban, Shuster, Bierly, White, Hughes, T. White, Mercer, Wolfe. MRS. CROOKS AND MRS. TAYLOR-2nd ROW ONE: Densmore, Bobb, McArtor, Wiseman, Watts, Lindemore, White, Syphers, Welch, Strohl, Brooks, Loomis, Bankesg ROW TWO: Gray, Hammond, Larson, Cavlnee, Whitehouse, DeGarmo, Swlngle, Satterfield, Eveland, Williams, Kenny, Dennis, Cady, Stalling, Cannon, Dalrympleg ROW THREE: Mrs. Taylor, Moore, Murphy, Hannum, Embrey, Blosser, Williams, Dunwoody, Brannon, Rupe, Savage, Davis, Ford, Harper, Bateson, Mr. Crooks. , . ,f,,,,f,g- . .V .lr .. . - . 1 .5 Q-:cfpsfr MRS. SMOCK AND MRS. HUGHES--1st ROW ONE: Schilling, Lindsay, Roush, Davis, Bruce, Eveland, Thomas, S. Thomas, Hughes, Smith, Whitehouse, Brown, Luster, Welch,ROW TWO: Gorby, Donaldson, Riggs, Swingle, Tedrow, Sims, Eppley, McGrath, Watson, Jackson, Roush, Savage, Dorsey, Evelandg ROW THREE: Mrs. Hughes, Gibbs, Brown, R, Gibbs, Scholtzhauer, Wilson, G. Brown, Wolfe, Newlon, J effers, Willey, Walters, C, Wolfe, Lindsey, Mrs. Smock. MRS. NELSON AND MISS KINNAN--KINDERGARTEN ROW ONE: Miller, Harrison, Wilson, DeGarmo, Starner, Clinton, Hill, Bash, S. Harrison, Ford, Williams, Bolyard, Elliott: ROW TWO: Johnson, Stalling, Filkins, Schlotzhauer, Brown, Moore, McGrath, DeGarmo, Willey, Lindamore, Wilson, 12 Il I A au., Harper, Frash, Carr, Swingle, Murphy, Jackson, Milligan, ROW THREE: MissKlnnan, Cannon, Russell, Price, White, Bowers, D. Cannon, Gorby, Bruce, Weaver, Harris, Buckley, Piccone, Ha.nnum, Ha.nnum, Kandell, Mrs. Nelson. get N EAST cH00L mums. SINSABA UGH ROW ONE: Rupe, Densmore, Nelson, Eveland, Swingle, Crain, Mickey, Patton, B6nt1ey,Ha.nnumg Savage, ROW TWO: Southall, Houk, Driggs,Tatma.n, ROW FOUR: Savage, Lacey, Cavinee, Spiker, Tolliver, Bobb, Bowers, Miller, Fulk, D. Bobb, Claypool, Fisher, Denny, Scurlock. Mrs. Sinsabaughg ROW THREE: Locke, Frericks, W 6th,-MRS. SOWERS ROW ONE: Shuster, Frecker, Mrs. Sowers, Bobb, Tedrowg ROW TWO: Driggs, Short, Tolliver, Collins, Bash, Wilson, Ater, Aichele, McArtor, Gillogly, Stover: ROW THREE: Miller, Di11ehay,Bankes,White, Hutchins, Wood, Dalrymple, Thomas, Siarcherg ROW FOUR: Presgrave, Lynsky, Logg1ns,Starner, McLain Carr, Hinkle. , 79 5thf-MRS. JACKSON ROW ONE: Williamson, Driggs, Starcher, Yoder, Sowers, Collins, Taylor, Frericks, Adams, Brown, Wlntgens, Mrs. Jackson, ROW TWO: Willl son, Hammond, Eveland, Wilson, Howell, Riggle, Welch, Ashley, McLean, Allen, ROW THREE: Redfern, Collins, Baker, Ihlnger, Starcher. 4thf-MRS. WOR THINGTON ROW ONE: Eveland, Dennis, Robinson, Starcher, Conley, Tatman, Neff, J. Evela.nd,Ashley, Tewksbury, Redfern, T. Robison, Mrs. Worthington, ROW TWO: Collins, White, King, Hunt, Howell, Tol1iver,I-Iutchins, Sellars, Davis, Mickey, Gilloglyg ROW THREE: Watts, Wilson, Frericks, Leverlng, Hammond, Fisher, T, Robison, Rambo, Henning, Pollock, German, Baker. MRS. M -3 rd ROW ONE: Mrs. McIntyre, Demus, Statler, Patton, M e r ckle , E ve land , Collins, Levering, Wilson, F rericks, Ihinger, Fisher, Snideg ROW TWO: Wintgens, Du senbe rry , J. Collins, Landerman, R odge rs, Woodward, Burns, Carr, Cannon, Dillinger, ROW THREE: Nelson, J. Nelson, Moore, Wolfe, Clark, White, Fulk, Wayne, Emory, Novaria. MRS. BURLEY-2nd ROW ONE: Hammond, Dalrymple, Price, Robison, Driggs, Woods, Dennis, Tatman, Willlson, Wolfe, Mrs. Burley, ROW TWO: Howell, Southall, Savage, Crain, Hinkle, Emory, Gillogly, German, Conley, Severtg ROW THREE: Dunn, Dusenberry, Caldwell, T. Dusenberry, Weaver, Woodward, J ohn son, Loggins, G, Weaver, Stephenson, Slack. MISS POST--Ist ROW ONE: Sowers, Crain, Eveland, W intgens, Nelson, Denman, D. Collins, D, Thomas, Blagg, Starcher, Neff, Dickerson, Thomas, Hutch1ns,Co11ins, Dalrymple, Frericks, Sellars, Starcher, ROW FOUR: Williams, Logston, Wood, Fisher, Redfern, Miss Smith, Gillogly, R, Collins, Johnson, Emory, Sowers. Post, ROW TWO: McNeal, Liff, Nutter, McLean, Ins. HUGHES-KlNDERG,4RTEzv ROW ONE: Mrs. Hughes, Nelson, Neff, McKee, Wood, Starcher, Wolfe, Dusenberry, Denn1s,I-Iughes, Savage, Redfern, Murray, Collins, Baker, Stephenson, Long, J effers, CLark, Johnson, D, Wood, Watts. Newlon, Vanattag ROW TWO: Sherrick, Dickerson, McLU Y SCHOOL 7th AND 8th-MR. HERRIOTT ROW ONE: Mr. I-Ierriott,Kuhn,H111,Ewing,W1llison, ROW THREE: Allen, Robinson, Noce, C, Hlll, Dickerson: ROW TWO: Gottke, Pritchard, Hiles, Parker, Kinney, Browning: ROW FOUR: Weaver, Hinkle, Lantz, Miller, Ferguson, Estep, Lewis: Smith, Price, Sherrick. 7th AND 6thFMRS. ALLEN ROW ONE: Eppley, Dusenberry, Wi1lison,Chevo1ier, Cherry, Mr. Allen: ROW THREE: Wlllison, Kinney, Barnhart, Lipps, Ratllffg ROW TWO: Ferguson, D, Kinney, E. Lipps, Noce,Hoffer, Parson, Perry. Rose, Ewing, Browning, Allen, Parker, Cavinee, Mrs. Fleming-4th AND 5th ROW ONE: Barnhart, Spung, Lipps, Aichele, Murray, Billingsley, Thompson, C hevali er, Sherrick, Liff, Mrs. Marshall: ROW TWO: Smith, Abram, Neff, D, Thompson: ROW FOUR: Fitzpatrick, Adams, Sparks,Gossman,T,Aichele, Whitehouse, Wilson, Lantz, Rosser, Perry, G. Willison, H inkle: ROW THREE: Chevalier, Chevalier, B, Abram, R. Willison. MRS. MARSHALL-2nd AND 3rd ROW ONE: Willison, Lipps, Gottke, L, Willison, Pontious, Pritchard, Hinkle, Parker, Hill, Weaver, Fitzpatrick, Rosser, Rose, Ewing, Dusenberry, Mrs. Ratliff, J , Sherrick, Dennis, ROW FOUR: Cavinee, Fleming: ROW TWO: Sherrick, E. Ewing, Miller, Allen, Abram, Embrey. Robinson, Lantz, Sherrick, Liff: ROW THREE: MISS DENNIS-Ist ROW ONE: MissDennis, Thompson,A11en, Taylor, Pritchard, Lantz, Adams, Eppley, Browning, Murray, Sherrick, Cherry, Embrey, Parker, Weaver, Kinney. Spungg ROW TWO: Lipps, Wilson, R. Thompson, McLUNEY FACULTY L to R, Miss Dennis, Mrs. Marshall, Mr. Herriott, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Flemming. ORTH CHOOL FACULTY . 3 V- .5 , , ' 2 . 4.1, . v f .t ra Miss Campbell, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Hicks, Mrs. Smock, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Crooks. Mrs. Sinsabaugh, Mrs. McIntyre, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Worthington, Mrs. Spragg, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Sowers, Miss Post. LIFE AT CROOKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 8 Big Shots, Inc. A11 American? New Lex Assembly Mr. Burner. ....And friends? Ceramics take the field Stars of CHS Camera-shy Seniors ...E ,Pk QS X W ww 'M',:.L 5 1 'fi I uhm' M.. , vs... ,ni X ,. v. , .H-.,, A H. V I., in-. uns. A .urine X ,11ns+ - Uunu - - M,,...nw H,,,,,.u:- .2 , .an . tl .M 9 ' nurw l .nn 1 , :I nun: 1. .1 nnun 2 'Z SJW! fx S M 'wuz . 'Q'.yg5w4.n E in 5. an -f vw M Q- 35 mi was-If iw 1 We s x r v iw F' QL, K x -fw- New Team Members Well known Republicans x gg 5- X? Vg 1. f Q . ilfyi Ah M E: 4 W' ' M ff: ww bf fi, , K Ei ski ,ww ,L 9 Q --x Q gh A E5 A A M Q-1 Q, gi v Q 5 5 qi x is Vx- Q. 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AND W WHOLESALE ToBAccoN1sTs SMITH 526 Market Street Zanesville Ohio Zanesville Ohio ll Compliments Of Compliments Of gh 5 BOB'S GULF SERVICE L Hull Pomnv COMPANY Gulfpride Motor OH Greasing Washing Tires-Batteries A China Street L Crooksville, Ohio Crooksville Ohio 100 l I Compliments of Compliments to The Class of '65 ROSEVILLE W FEDERAL SAVINGS at LOAN WILLIAMS BARBER SHOP 1 Main Street I Crooksviue Ohio p Crooksvllle Ohio H I I + Compliments Compliments Of SMITH'S SOHIO S State Street METZGER INSURANCE AGENCY 'phone 9041 l 113 North Main street i Crooksville Ohio New LGXiI1gt0I1, Ohio Compliments Of RITTENBERGER BROS. Fresh and Smoked Meats, I Fish, and Poultry Main 8: Willow Streets Phone GL 2-'5427 Z anesville Ohio Compliments Of STARRS Zanesville The Home of Pendlleton And Hart Shaffner SI Marx Il C0mP1imentS Of I RANKIN 8z RANKIN, INC. PEART FURNITURE STORE Insurance And Real Estate Main Street Corner Sixth and Market Sts. Crooksville Ohio Zanesville, Ohio Compliments Of Compnments Of MCBEE JEWELRY HIGGINS LUMBER co. New Lexington Ohio Roseville Ohio 101 Lg I LLL, is ff, I gi ge, -Ti e ff: I Congratulations From GIBSON PACKING COMPANY BALDERSON MOTOR SALES H Try Our Fine Lunch Meats Dodge, Jeep, Simca, Triumph, H Dodge Truck Dealers Phone GL2-4015 Always good used Cars South Zanesville, Ohio Zanesville, Ohio il.. 1 Congratulations to Compliments Of Class of '65 DUNLAP WELDING And Supply WOLFWS TAVERN 720 Marietta street Phone GL3-0354 Crooksville Ohio Zanesville, Ohio E I ' Y V TTY: VY 7177? Y A 7 Ili! 5 ' I :Yr 3 i gi l Phone 982-4197 RAY I0llEY IV SERVICE Zenith 8: Motorola Radio And Television Service To All Makes Radios and Television One Mile off Route 75 at McLuney Crooksville, Ohio :A 11 ' FINlAW LUMBER C0. Builders' Supplies, Lumber and Millwork Everything To Build A Home South Zanesville, Ohio IFS- r- 102 CADY INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Richard L. Cady, Agent Phone 985-3091 129 East Main Street Across From Messenger Office Crooksville Ohio Compliments Of THE GEM RESTAURANT Main Street Crooksville, Ohio Wishing The Class Of '65 Success I BEN FRANKLIN Main Street Crooksville Ohio Locally Owned Nationally Known 3 . g . F 'I I 2 F I 3 'ii A 35 1 5-1 sh Compliments From - J 8. J APPLIANCES II MAURICE A. KNIGHT SON'S CO. Heating And Plumbing Manufacturers Of Chemical Stoneware Crooksville, Ohio Crooksville Ohio Joe OI'eCChiO Ja H ' I I F NEFF OIL COMPANY Distributors Pure Oil Products Compliments Of READY-MIX CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. Phone Fl 2-1948 PIONEER MUSIC SHOP Southeastern Ohio's Largest Selection Of Phonographs And Records GL 2-9995 56 North Fifth Street Zanesville Ohio ' , 1 RICHARD WESTON A L SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE I 627 Main Street Mechanic Street New Lexington, O 13110116 GL 2'6321 D H Amos Sims Denzil Luzadder Z21I1GSVi119 01110 IFI 2 2007 FI 2-1539 103 i ? ' T -S Granville Studio The Studio With Color 15 North Fifth Street Z ane sville, Ohio Gatewood 3' ' - T ' coulwlv snos. sfnvlcf smlou H Compliments - H Of Brake Service - Lubrication Wheel Balancing Tune-Up THE NELSON McCOY POTTERY CO. Be Sure With Pure Phone 982-4941 Crooksville Ohio Roseville Ohio 3 I d I k E I I 104 DANNY'S RADIATOR SERVICE Industrial 8: Commerical Radiators Boiled, Rod-Out, or Repaired Phone GL 3-0084 946 Marietta Street Zanesville Ohio 'H REED'S QUAKER STATE STATION Tires, Batteries, Accessories Brigglesville, Ohio GORDON'S SERVICE STATION Route 41493 South of Crooksville -2 5 ii T 5 Electrical Contractors Electrical Supplies R ALLEN ELECTRIC INC 545 South State Street Phone 1 1 21 C rooksville Ohio ll ll ' Compliments I II Of H I LON6SHORE'S MUSIC STORE H 555-7 North 5th Street Z anes ville Ohio 1 .H I: ' 3 l LESLIE WILSON BARBER SHOP JACK WORSTALL I 27 North 7th Street Zanesville, Ohio Your Patronage Would Be Appreciated Specialized Auto Glass Service 718 Marietta Street Zanesville Phone GL 3-8264 DE VINE 'S PR ESCRIPTION PHAR MAC Y Delivery Service 1 H Phone GL 2-4411 21 North Fourth Street I Zanesville Ohio STONEBURNER'S SOHIO 6 Mile Turn JOLLY BAR NIGHT CLUB Crooksville, Ohio 105 I W1 f W J f 1' 565577711 'O elm fllollrnl 1 rf , 'r--ai--of ---ii N177-'iwfi W' ' v 1 v ' ,fm ' If ff V JL' 'V 'V f ' V 11 ll' W I j I l ,l V. f fi 'JA JU ' , N .X I I is l ,M 'r 7 l ' 16 sphalt - Aggregate - Coal - Lime 14' l J? 1 , 1 ' 0 Route 4197 X My , E- Zanesville, Ohio M l ' !J Phone fj ' New Lexington Fl 2-1988 ,J . s Fultonham VI 9 2392 I M L - I : E : 1 5 ' f ig li 5 5 i Compliments Of 1 1 HANKINSON'MULLEN : Nationally Advertised RED Xz WHITE SUPERMARKET 1 Watches-Diamonds-Silver 1 V New Easy Terms L Groceries And Meats 1 512 Main Street V Phone 1341 1 if Zanesville, Ohio W I l I X F THE TIMES RECORDER W W DUTRO MOTOR COMPANY N 1 Perry County's Favorite Daily I Southeastern Ohio's Newspaper p Largest Ford Dealer nl O Telephone GL 2-4561 i Telephone GL 2-7551 p 34 South Fourth Street 21 North Fourth Street l , Zanesville, Ohio 1 Zanesville, Ohio 106 Compliments Of THE ZANESVILLE NEWSPAPER STAND Zanesville, Ohio Compliments Of ll cm cm afvmef, mc. if Compliments Of 335 North slxth street Zanesville Ohio Compliments Of BEVERLY HILLS BEAUTY SHOP I Anne Moore, Pljpprietor Main Street MILLER 's HIGH-WAY MARKET . . Fresh fruits 8: Vegetables C1'00kSV111e 01110 Swiss Cheese 8: Sorghum Molasses OSBORNE STUDIOS 136 COLUMBUS LANCASTER, OHIO Compliments Of 107 I A Compliments Of Compliments Of 3 I I N A SINGER HARDWARE STORE BLOOMER CANDY COMPANY p n n W Dean gl Barry Paints, l A Oils, Glass, Builder's Supplies ' And N A G. E. Appliances g Zanesville Ohio Phone 282-2906 Free Delivery H : i : 1 - 'fg- .5-E as I H H as H Il E H E ll Compliments Of THE ROBINSON-RANSBOTTOM CO. Compliments Of THE CAMERA SHOP Market Street Zanesville Ohio 1' O.K. COAL Sz CONCRETE Dial GL 2-3036 II South Zanesville, Ohio Roseville Ohio Watch The Kids - - 3 : 3.33 H . V ,Y , ,W ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Y ,, ,,,, I I I 108 l :sn 3 I I l A 1 Compliments Of THE BURGER CHEF Home Of The World's Greatest 15C Hamburger Two Locations Maple Avenue South Z ane sville compnments Of DoN's BARBER SHOP Il Don Eveland : Main Street ' Crooksville Ohio Zanesville, Ohio u U Compliments Of JOE'S AUTO PARTS INC. Approved Mufflers Delco Batteries u SALLY'S BEAUTY SHOP ' Phone FI 2,1067 ' Crooksville, Ohio f New Lexington, Ohio - H si gs: eff, fe A ef L1 ' WllllSON MOTOR CO.. INC. 305 Broadway New Lexington, Ohio Phone 342-1902 u Seniors We Wish You A Healthy And Most Prosperous Future Pontiac-Buick-Cadillac- Pontiac Tempest-Buick Special and the Sharpest, Best Conditioned Used Cars Found Anywhere 4 , 109 110 Our senior pictures arrive The Masked Marvel 111 ELEC'I'ION '64--We back our candithtes 1 1 2 umm-fps-a 4 uma by wnuwonm ummm. nn. u. a A Big Joe II Electric al Service-Plumbing Compliments Of SH ELTON MOTORS, INC. Chevrolet and Olds. Sales gl Service E New Lexington, Ohio u Compliments Of 105 Church Street MOLLY PITCHER C.C.L. Phone 9231 Crooksville, Ohio H MOTHERS, CLUB HAROLD NEFF VAN HORN MOTOR SALES SERVICE STATION Your Mercury Sz Comet Dealer . Phone FI 2-3215 Easlfhlgfilgsgfeet 228 Broadway Crooksville Ohio New Lexington, Ohio u I I CANDIDCAMERA ON UUR FACULTY Mr. Hirsch Mrs. Schmotter A Mr. Jerome Miss Shields Mr. Shehan E L Mr. ,Colyer M Y , W2 QQ ,LW W 'E Y if lr an Q Q55 gwwQ w . . v Xu FARE WELL T0 C.H. . Now it is time for us,the class of 1965, to say goodbye to Crooksville High School. We have enjoyed our four years here more than any others of our lives. Again we thank everyone for everything they have done for us,'and we hope this book will serve as a remembrance of our class and our senior year at C,H,S. -lc.,, -,pill-Y.-,QQ P M21 WM i M, W ff ff3f,2f5ffif' WCW if 44414 U12 g,ff ff,f ,J WW E Qffifw ww , 4 9 i ,W IWW ! W ff M Wfw Q4Vr'J0f 9. M 4306 WW 'WMMMM ffgpimfjzwii MQW? YM A 4 '- u, , - A . -' fe 1 ,J - . M -M- ' - 2 5-7. ' '- 'T '-K- fy. , -J Y, .4 ' LI- -' -' - f f - -T - T 1 -I-..' - , '14 M14 v Iv.: ,A -I ,595-'C E1 iw - in W f - K? , If-,JJ -b.. ,. f - -I rf- ,,::54,Tl.Iv.- i tn.. 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