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

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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

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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

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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.