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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1967 volume:

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Seniors........ As WeWere. . . . Junior Play . . . . . Junior Prom . . . . Class History . . . . Honors....... Familiar Faces . . . Undergraduates . . . . 13 15 28 31 32 33 35 36 37 Juniors.......38 Sophomores . . . . . 40 Freshmen . . . . . 42 Eighth Grade . . . . 44 Seventh Grade . . .45 Elementary Schools . .47 East School . . . . . 48 MC Luney School . . .52 North School . . . . 57 Activities . . . . . . . 61 Band ........62 Chorus .......63 FHA . . . . Librarians Office Help Science Club Spanish Club o Secretarial Club . Student C ounc 11 VarcityC Annual Staff Sports . . . . Football . . Homecoming . 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 78 Basketball Cheerleaders Every Day Halls . Gym .. Library Science . Industrial Arts . Home Economics Typing Open House Advertisers 81 86 89 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 IN MEMORY OF Gary Lee Rosser A 1964 graduate from Crooksville High School who was killed in action in Viet Nam on September 20, 1966. AND IN APPRECIATION OF All the students of Crooksville High School who have in the past, are at present, or will in the future serve in our Armed Forces to keep our country safe to allow future generations the privilege of a free edu- cation such as we have had. 322 a 33$nt agaiimggggvk Nagy; BOARD OF EDUCATION This group of citizens cho- sen by the voters of the Crooks- Ville School District serve as the board of education. This board does everything it can to develop effective and for- ward-looking policy procedures within the framework of the laws of Ohio and withthe money available. Their regulations are re- sponsible for the efficient op- eration of the local schools. Above Above Mr. R. Hobart Allwine Mr. Ray Tolley President Vice-president At Right At Left Mr. Chester Leasuret Mr. Fred Piccone Clerk Below Mrs. A. C. Lawrence Below Mr. Carl Hughes THE SUPERINTENDENT Mr. William F. Worthington, who has spent 47 years of his life in the Crooksville Schools is the superintendent. He is a graduate of Crooksville High School and Ohio University and has done further graduate work at the Ohio State University. But he always comes home to the Crooksville Schools. His unfailing devotion to the schools has produced many major changes in the educational plants, the curricula, and the student population. As advisor of the student council, he has protected the democratic process in student participation and pro- moted school spirit and good scholarship. His influence on the schools will be long remembered and appreciated. THE PRINCIPAL Mr. Henry W. Null, Jr., has served Crooksville High School as its principal for the past two years. It is his thankless job to keep the everydayprob- lems of the high school running smoothly. Mr. Null is a graduate of Fairmont State College in West Virginia and of the Ohio University. Before coming to CrookSVille, he taught the physical sciences for 18 years. His activity in keeping the marching band together when there has been no director is an outstanding example of his loyalty to the school, which may well be followed by its students. Susan Miller chased Mr. Null with his gift. Raymond Potts and Mr. Boyden. Mrs. Schmotter's eighth-period study hall Elaine Rice helps Mr. Dennis at Open House. Dictation? Miss Keller? Mr. Bell as a parent, Miss Coulter. You must've forgotten SOMEthing, Miss Kinnan. Please! Not on Mrs. Wilson's desk! MR. DOUGLAS CANNON Crooksville, Ohio; B. 8., Ohio University; Instructor of History; Guidance Counselor; Seventh Grade Advisor. MR. ROY M. COLLINS Whitton, Arkansas; B. 8., Arkansas State College; Instructor of Physical Education and Driver Education; Coach of Freshman F o otb all and Basketball; Sophomore Advisor. 10 MR. WENDELL BELL Monticello, Kentucky; B.S., Union College, Barboursville; Kentucky State College; Instructor of Health and Physical Education; Head Basketball Coach; Assistant Football Coach; Varsity C. Club Advisor; Freshman Advisor. MR. JAMES F. BOYDEN Cleveland, Ohio; B. 8., Ohio University; Instructor Industrial Arts; Head Football Coach; Reserve Basketball Coach. Sophomore Advisor. MISS EVA COULTER Crooksville, Ohio; B.A., 0 hi 0 W e s 1 e y a n University; M. A., Ohio State University; Western Reserve University; Instructor of English and Spanish; Spanish Club Adviser; Junior Class Advisor. MR. DAN L. DENNIS Beloit, Ohio; Ohio State University; Kent State University; Junior High Football and Basketball Coach; Instructor in Business Subjects; MR. C. DUNCAN ESTILL Millersburg, Ohio; B. A., Miami University; Instructor of Government and Mathematics; Junior Advisor. MR. HARRY L. GANNON Crooksville, Ohio; B. 8., Ohio University; Instructor of Reading and Social Studies; Eighth Grade Advisor. MISS MARY LOU KELLER Corning, Oh i o; B. S. and M. A., Ohio University; Instructor of Secretarial S t u d i e 5; Secretarial Club Advisor; Senior Advisor. MISS TRENA KINMAN Roseville, Ohio; B. 8., Ohio University; Instructor of Mathematics; Senior Play Coach; Seventh Grade Advisor. MRS. ROBERT P. LEE: Muncie, Indiana; B. A., Ball State University; U.C.L.A.; Junior Play Coach; Freshman Advisor. MR. WALTER D.MARPLE Roseville, Ohio; B. A., Ohio University; Instructor of English; Junior Adviser. MR. JERRYSUTHERLAND Roseville, Ohio; B. 8., Ohio University;1nstructor of Science; Eighth Grade Advisor. MRS. WALLACE THARP Crooksville, Ohio; B. 8., Ohio University;1nstructor of Home Economics; F.H.A. Advisor; Freshman Adviser. MRS. JAMES SCHMOTTER Crooksville, Ohio; B. S., University of Cincinnati; Instructor of Home Economics; F. H. A. Advisor; Senior Advisor. MISS DOROTHY SHIELDS Brockway, Pa., B. 8., Ohio State University; Instructor of History; Cheerleader Advisor; Senior Advisor. MR. HAROLD TRAVER MRS. WILLIAM WHITE Toledo, Ohio; B. 8., Ohio State Crooksville, Ohio; Ohio University; Instructor of University; Instructor Biology and Physics; Science of Vocal Music. Club Advisor; Sophomore Advisor. MRS. WILLIAM WORTHINGTON Crooksville, Ohio; B.A., Lake Erie College;B.S., Ohio State University; M.A., Ohio University; University of Utah; Librarian; Adviser of Library Club. MRS. JOSEPH WILSON MRS. RICHARD CADY School Secretary School Nurse uwmmmww The right end-man is going to be superintendent of schools. Others are John Snell and F rancis Thompson of Roseville, and Byron Snell, deceased. Miss Keller practices up for a drag race with Mr. Dennis on their tricycles. Smile, Miss Kinnan, you' re on candid camera. Your book is due TODAYH hBelowh Little Harold Traver! Hup! 'Round the burner, FAMILIAR FACES 3w Bus Driver Willard Nelson Bus D riv e r Tom Bus Driver Harold Neff Bus Driver Glen Driggs Conaway High School CooksMrs.Ross aners.Porter McLuney Cook Mrs. East School Cooks Mrs. Wise and Mrs. Ansel Mauller Mrs. Smith AbsenD BONNIE LOU DENNIS-- General RON EVELAND--General ROBERT GARDNER- - General TOM C ROWDER- -General CHRISTINE LYNN DALRYMPLE-- Commercial Chorus 1,2,3,4; Secretarial Club 4; Pep Club 1; Intra- murals 1,3,4; Cheerleader 1, 2,3,4. LESTER A DUMM--Genera1 Chorus 2,3; Varsity C 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; A11 MVL, 4; Track 1, 2,3,4. JANICE ROBERTA FERGUSON--College Student Council 3; Band 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2;Science Club 2,3,4, Vice-president 3; Sec- retarial Club 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Buckeye Girls' State Delegate. RON GERMAN--College Spanish Club 2; Varsity C; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 2. MARSHA CAVINEE - - Commercial Student Council 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Secretarial Club 4; Chorus 2; Pep Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attend- ant 3; Homecoming Queen 4, Junior Play Staff. KAYE COLERICK- - College Chorus 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-president 3; Science Club 3,4; Librarian 2,3; Pep Club 1; Junior Play. BETH BAUGHMAN-- Commercial DALE BLOSSER- -General Intramurals Student Council 3; Band 1,2,3; F. H. A. 1,3;Sec- retarial Club 4, Secre- tary; Intramurals 1. MARLA JEAN BOWERS College DWAIN BURNS--Genera1 Chorus 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Science Club 3,4, Sec- retary 4; Pep Club 1; Intramurals 1; Junior Play; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Girls' State Dele- gate 3. NEIL DUANE CHE RRY- - College Science Club 1,2,3,4, Treas- urer 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3; Junior P1ay;Sci- ence Convention 3; Scholar- ship Team 1,2,3. PEGGY CRAIN--Genera1 Office help 3,4. 17 JIM THARP--College Class President 2,3,4;Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,4, Pres- ident 4; Spanish Club 2; Varsity C Club 3,4; Pres- ident 4; Track 1,2, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Footba111,2,3, 4, A11 MVL 3,4; Junior Play Cast; Buckeye Boys' State Delegate 3. J E ANNINE LYNN ALLARD College Class Secretary 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 2,3,4; Secre- tary 3, Vice-president 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Play. KENNY ALEXANDER-- General LYNN ELLEN ALLWINE-- General Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; F. H. A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Intramurals 1,2. CINDY ALLEN-- College Spanish Club 2; Secre- tarial Club 4; In- tramurals 2,3,4; Junior Play; Scholarship Team HARRY ASHLEY-- General Intramurals MIKE SCHOOLEY--C011ege Class Vice-president 4; Stu- dent Council 2, Varsity C, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Buckeye Boys' State Delegate. JACKIE POOLE -- College Class Secretary-Treasurer 1,2,3; Treasurer 4; Band 1, 2,3,4, Band Camp 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, President 3, Sec- retary 4; Pep Club 1, secre- tary; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Homecoming attendant 1; Junior Play; Scholarship Team 1; Girls' State Alternate 3. g $ng f? SKA g, Z ' Wiagm 3:5? M? 32 ?g; 81 id NE? ??a?- ALAN R. GIBBs--Genera1 Class President 2; Chorus 2; V o c at i o n 211 Agriculture Treasurer 3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3. MICHAEL LLOYD HAMMER --General Student Council 1,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Junior Play; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; In- tramurals 3,4. RICHARD ALLEN HEADLEY --General Varsity C 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Junior Play Staff. RUTH ELLEN JEFFERS-- College Spanish Club 1,2, Treasurer 2; Science Club 2,3,4, Treas- urer 2,3; Secretarial Club 4; Librarian 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,4; Junior Play Staff 3. DEBORAH ANN MAST GORDON--General Student Council 1; Band 1,2; Majorette 3; Band Camp 2; Chorus 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Office help 3. CHARLOTTE ANN HARVEY --Genera1 CHARLENE HUNT--College Student Council 2; Spanish Club 2; F. H. A. reporter 2, president 3, County vice- president 4; Intramurals 1,3, ' 4; Junior P1ay;BuckeyeGirls' State Alternate; Science Con- vention; Scholarship Team 1. REBECCA SUE KANGAS-- College Spanish Club 3,4; Librarian 2,3,4; Junior Play; Scholar- ship Team 1; Buckeye Girls' State Delegate. LADONNA SUE KUHN-- College Student Council 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Chorus 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Sec- retarial Club 4, President 4; Intramurals 4; Junior Play; All-Ohio Youth Choir 2. JOHN ARTHUR LEVERING-- College Science Club 1,2;SpanishC1ub 1,2; Crux-Hi Skan 4;Intramu- rals 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Junior Play. DIXIE LE E LYNSKY- -College Band 1,2,3,4; Band Camp 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 2,3,4, Reporter 2; Crux-Hi Skan, Sec retarial Club 4; Vice-president 4; Office help 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Play Staff. BARBARA MCARTOR- - General Spanish Club 1,2; Band 1,2. JANICE MAIER-- College Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2, 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Crux-Hi Skan; Intramu- rals 1,2,3,4; Junior Play Scholarship Team 2; Buckeye Girls' State Alternate. MIKE MC CUNE-- College Spanish Club 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JACK LEMITY--Genera1 Class Vice-president 3; Student Council 4, Vice- president 4; Varsity C 3, 4; Secretary Treasurer 4; Football 3,4; Defensive Captain 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RANDY LEWIS--Genera1 JUDY MARIE DALE MILLER--Genera1 MC DANIEL-- College, Varsity C, Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; Footba114. Chorus 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Secretarial Club 4; Office help 3,4; Crux-Hi Skan; Intramu- rals 3; Junior Play. SUSAN JANE MILLER JOHN R. MOORE-- Commercial College F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, Award Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track of Merit 3, Treasurer 4; 1,2; Scholarship Team 3. Secretarial.C1ub 4, Treasurer 4; Librarian 4, Vice-president; Crux-Hi Skan Business Manager; Intramurals 1, Junior Play. JUDSON CHARLES MULLEN College DEBORAH MORRISON-- College Spanish Club 1,2;ScienceC1ub Track 1,2. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play. MARILYN KAY PERRY-- College BOBBY LEE NOCE- -Genera1 Student Council 3. Chorus 1,2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Science Club 3; Secretarial Club 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3. JILL POOLE--College JANET POTTS--General Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club Chorus 1. 1,2, Reporter 2; Pep Club 2,3; Intramurals 1,3,4; J u n i o r Play. RAYMOND POTTS--Genera1 KAREN PRICE--Genera1 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Chorus 3. PHYLLIS PRICE--General ' ' V 1 SHERRY PROBASCO-- Commercial Band 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1; Secretarial Club 4; Librarian 3,4; Junior Play. BOB RAMBO--General I , , ' V . ' 4 7 7 FRED REDFERN--General ' 4 4 ' ' Intramurals 1,2,4; Track 2. STEVE REED--Genera1 JOHN ROBINSON--Genera1 CAROLYN SEVERT--General Chorus 4. JOHN PAUL RODGERS-- College Spanish Club 1,2; Varsity C 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Junior P1ay;Scholarship Team 1; Buckeye Boys' State Alternate. MARILYN SEVERT-- MIKE SINESuCollege Commercial Class President 1; Student Secretarial Club 4. Council 1; Varsity C 2,3,4, Vice-president 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 2,3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1 2 , . KEVIN SPARKS--General PAMELA K. SPRING-- Intramurals 2,4. College Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Librarian 2; Science Clut 2,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Jun- ior Play. LARRY STARNER- -College Chorus 1; Spanish Club 1; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MARK BRYCE SWINGLE-- College Football 2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. WANDA TRUSSELL--Gene ral JERRY WATTS--College Class Vice-president 1; Stu- dent Council 3; Varsity C 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. FRANKLIN E. SWINEHART College Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2;Science Club 2,3; Librarian 3,4, President 4; Junior Play; Ohio Youth Choir. JEFFREY TOLLIVER-- College Science Club 3,4; Junior Play Staff; Scholarship Team 1,2,3. DEBORAH WATTS-- Commercial Band 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3; Secretarial Club 4; Junior Play Staff. ROGER LYNN WEAVER-- College Student Council 2; Spanish Club 2; Football 4; Track 1,2; Junior Play. ROY WELCH--Genera1 MICHAEL PERRY WHITE-- College Science Club 2,3; Varsity C 3,4; Football 1; Manager 2,3; Track 1,2; Basketball Man- ager 1. BARBARA JUNE ROBERTS CONNIE JEAN WILLISON-- WILLIAMS--Commercia1 Commercial Class Vice-president 2; Cho- Chorus 2,3; Secretarial Club rus 1,2,3; F. H. A.1,2,County 4; Junior Play Staff; Home- Historian 2; Pep Club 1; Sec- coming Attendant 4. retarial Club 4; Librarian 4; Crux-HiJSkan Editor 4; In- tramurals 1,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Junior P1ay;Homecoming Attendant 2. DANNY YODER- -General JOE WONEYMAKER-- General Band 3; Football 4; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. CLASS MOTTO: In ourselves, Our future lies. CLASS COLORS: Forest green and White CLASS FLOWER: Scarlet carnation 25 26 SENIORS FRONT ROW: LaDonna Kuhn, Marsha Cavinee, Jan Ferguson, Ruth Jeffers, Beth Baughman, Dixie Lynsky, Chris Dalrymple, Debbie Morrison. ROW 2: Sherry Probasco, Peggy Crain, Bobi Williams, Connie Willison, Judy McDaniel, Marilyn Perry, Susan Miller. FRONT ROW: Becky Kangas, Jeannine Allard, Jackie Poole, Pam Spring, Charlene Hunt, Janice Maier, Kaye Colerick, Marla Bowers, Barbara McArtor. ROW 2: Mrs. Schmotter, Jerry Watts, John Rodgers, Jeff Tolliver, Debbie Gordon, Mike Hammer, Larry ROW 3: Miss Keller, Janet Potts, Carolyn Severt, Marilyn Severt, Cindy Allen, Debby Watts, Charlotte Harvey. ROW 4: Ron Eveland, Richard Headley, Bob Noce, Danny Yoder. Starner, Mike McCune. ROW 3: Neil Cherry, Mike Schooley, Alan Gibbs, Frank Swinehart, Judd Mullen, Mark Swingle. ROW 4: Roger Weaver, John Moore, Ron German, Jim Tharp, Mike Sines, John Levering. FRONT ROW: Lynn Allwine, Pat Alfman, Phyllis Sparks, Jack Lemity, Dale Blosser, Randy Lewis, Price, Bonnie Dennis,PaulaSchooley,WandaTrussell. Jerry Fisher, Fred Redfern, Bob Rambo. ROW 4: ROW 2: Joe Woneymaker, Roy Welch, Dwain Burns, Harry Ashley, Dale Miller, Lester Dumm, Raymond Tom Crowder, Robert Gardner, Ken Alexander, Steve Potts. Reed, Miss Shields. ROW 3: John Robinson, Kevin Mrs. Schmotter's Miss Keller's Mike Schooley, vice-president; Jackie Poole, treasurer; Jeannine A11ard, secretary; and Jim Tharp, president. Miss Shields's 27 Jeannine A. Sherry P. Debbie G. Lester D. Jackie P. ' ' Frank S. Susan M. Charlene H. Bink D. Bobby N. 57 kg Marilyn and Carolyn S. ' Janice M. Charlotte H. Steve R. Janet P. THE J UNIOR PLAY Beth Baughman as Patty Junior Play Cast for Father Knows Best Roger Weaver Mike Hammer and Jan Ferguson 338a m 33 .3 3w 3 . 33 a g: . ggwsf. ma x :32 .1 x m v nng w .3 . $33333. Front: Sherry Probasco, Kay Kinnan, Beverly Roberts.Back: Kaye Colerick and Bobi Williams 31 Aides Jim Young and Jane Ferguson Queen Anne Hammond and King Larry Cannon and their court The Crowned Heads at Prom 32 Junior Prom held at MOONLIGHT OASIS CLASS HISTORY In the freshman year, the Class of 1967 started in high school with 104 members. One of their first class activities was the election of Mike Sines as president, Jerry Watts as vice-president, and J ackie Poole as secretary-treasurer. Jim Tharp, Mike Hammer, Judy Brannon, and Debbie Mast were elected as the representatives to the Student Council. Raymond Potts, Dwain Burns, Clark Hurst, Roy Welch, Kevin Sparks, Danny Paskell, Ron Eveland, Bob Noce, John Robinson, and Danny Yoder During this year, members became active in many school activities. Seven freshman girls were in F. H. A. Fourteen were members of the band; and five were in the Glee Club. Seventeen boys played on the freshman football squad, which was coached by Mr. Larry Burner. The freshman basketball team, also coached by Mr. Burner, had a successful season. Bobi Roberts and Chris Dalrymple were elected reserve cheerleaders. Jackie Poole was a member of the homecoming queen's court. Five freshmen won places in the district scholarship tests; Marla Bowers, Neil Cherry, Jeff Tolliver, Marilyn Perry, and Backy Kangas. Mr. Donald Bowling, Mr. Glenn Porter, Mrs. James Boring, and Mr. Larry Osborne were the freshman advisors. There were still 96 of them left when they started their second year in high school by electing Jim Tharp, as president, Bobi Roberts, Vice-president; and Jackie Poole, secretary-treasurer. Roger Weaver, Mike Hammer, DebbiekMast, andJVCharlene Hunt were elected to the student eouncil. These sophomores were members of many school organizations. Five girls were members of the F. H. A.; four served as librarians, eleven were members of the science club, and twenty-five were members of the Spanish Club. The class also had seventeen in the marching band and fifteen in the choruses. Eleven boys were members of the varsity football team. Three of the boys played varsity basketball, while seven played reserve ball. Varsity cheerleaders were Chris Dalrymple and Bobi Roberts. Reserve cheerleaders from this class were Debbie Morrison and Judy Brannon. Bobi Roberts was the sophomore attendant to the Homecoming Queen. Three members of the class won schol- arship: honors at the district tests: Marla Bowers, Jeff Tolliver, and Marilyn Perry. Mr. Larry Burner, Mr. Dennis Hirsch, and Mr. Harold Traver were the class advisors. Eighty-four of the class started the junior year with a bang by electing Jim Tharp president, Jack Lemity as vice- president, and'Jackie Poole as secretary treasurer. Bob Noce, Jerry Watts, Beth Baughman, and Jan Ferguson were elected representatives to the student council. The juniors supplied members for all of the school organizations. Six of them belonged to Spanish Club, seven were li- brarians, and five were members of the F. H. A. Seventeen of them were members of the CreoksVillei High SChOOl marching 33 34 band; and eight were members of the choruses. , Eleven of the football team were from the junior class and helped end the season with a 7-3 record. Jim Tharp was named to the ALL-MVL team. Four juniors played varsity basketball; and two more played On the reserve squad. The junior home- coming attendant was Marsha Cavinee. Chris Dalrymple and Debbie Morrison were varsity cheerleaders. The junior play, Father Knows Best, with John Levering as the father was a smashing success. The play was directed by the Misses Trena and Kay Kinnan. The junior-senior prom, of which the theme was midnight oasis, proved to be beautiful and exciting, under the direction of Mrs. James Schmotter. Jerry Watts and Anne Hammond; Dean Lyle andLaDonna Kuhn Places in the district scholarship tests were won by Jeff Tolliver, Neil Cherry, and Marilyn Perry. And now that they are seniors, only seventy eight of the original 104 students have survived for the final and best year of their high-school careers. At Class elections, Jim Tharp was again elected president; Mike Schooley, vice-president; Jackie Poole, treasurer; and Jeannine Allard, secretary. LaDonna Kuhn, Marsha Cavinee, Mike Hammer, and Jack Lemity were elected to the student council. They have been active in all the school organizations; as fifteen on the varsity football team and twelve in the band. Five are members of the Spanish Club; ten are members of the Science Club; and six are serving as librarians. Three are still active in F. H.A. They are now waiting patiently to be graduated, so that they can go their various ways with a high-school education to help them along. At Play Practice: Charlene Hunt, Jill Poole, John Rodgers, LaDonna Kuhn, and Judy McDaniel. i i tie Mike White,Mike Hammer, Ron German Judd Mullen, Mike McCune Mike Sines MVL FIRST TEAM: Jim Tharp, Lester Dumm HONORS Honor Society Assembly: Rita Stoneburner, Junior Eveland, Anne Maxwell, Nancy Spung, Mr. Cannon, Dennis, Judy Herriott, Jack Moore, Ellen Keates, Larry Nelson. Miss Kinnan, Jim Probasco, Pam Sims, Patty Front: Nancy Spung, Judy Herriott, Cheryl Pillsbury.Second Row: Patty Eveland, Rita Stoneburner, Pam Sims, Ellen Day Keates. Back Row: Ron Whitehouse, Jack Moore, Larry Nelson, Joe Alexander, Jim Probasco. ALL MVL Buckeye Boys' State: John Rodgers, , 7 M1ke Hammer, M1ke Schooley, J1m Front row: Gary Buckley, Dick Probasco, Buckeye Gir15' State: Janice F e rgu son , Janice Maier, Jackie Poole, Becky Kangas, Charlene Hunt, Marla Bowers. Tharp Jim Young, Jack Lemity. Second row: Dick Dalrymple, Lonnie Moore, Mike Schooley, Jim Tharp, Lester Dumm. MORE FAMILIAR FACES Janitor Leroy Hilliard J anitor Howard Qulnn Janitor Maurice Hartley Janitor Clifford Scurlock Maintenance Man John Aldrige E3 Janitor Arnold Sparks Janitor Leo Wise 36 W ma; xggji, V gag? V W Q g 9:, x3; m MW xazz m JUNIORS FRONT ROW: Nancy Wentz, Kathy Swingle, Jane Ferguson, Harriet Eveland, Hannah Eveland, Sharon Weaver, Annetta Thomas, Vernon Brannigan. ROW 2: Miss Coulter, Linda Gru ey, Shirley Jeffers, Betty Thomas, Judy Towns, Sandra Storts, Cathy Wesney. FRONT ROW: Goldie Dunfee, Edna Brown, Karen Price, Pearl Crain, Linda Sidwell, Deanna Gibbs, Linda Wyer, Janet Taylor, Eloise Brannon. ROW 2: Gene Taylor, Gary Buckley, Bob Kirkwood, John Maier, Steve Embrey, Donnie Hinkle, Larry Long. x ROW 3: David Watts, James Young, Robert Weaver, James Neff, Terry Houk, Mike Riggs, B. L. Lyons. ROW 4: Dennis Harvey, Jon Thomas, Jeff Bigrigg, Steven Landerman, Lonnie Moore, David Alexander. ROW 3: DanWilliams, Dick Dalrymple,Tom Hitchcock, Dave Robinson, Rick Duesenberry, Jefvaeland, Randy Stover. ROW 4: Mr. Estill, Mike Dunlap, Harold Altman, Mike Williamson, Steve Dillehay, Terry J ohnson, Randy Lanning. FRONT ROW: Vickie Bankes, Maureen Redfern, Melody Tharp, Dorene Blosser, Pam Locke, Billie Smith, Jo Ann Henning, Lannie Bentley, Roxandra Schooley. ROW 2: Mr. Marple, Janet Lipps, Marjorie Sothen, Mary Pollock, Carol Tolliver, June Riffle, Dianne Clark, Sandra Klingler, Judy Lamb. ROW 3: Schmotter . queen' s court. Coulter. The junior class has had a very busy and productive year. They have received their class rings, have sponsoredadance, and they opera- ted the concession stand at part of the home basketball games. Theirjunior play was direc- ted by Mrs. Robert Lee; and their junior prom will be under the direction of Mrs. James There are 91 members of the Class this year, and many of them are active in school organizations. There are three cheerleaders, ten librarians, five in the F. H. A., three in the band; not to mention twelve boys on the football and basketball teams. Linda Wyer was the junior member of the homecoming Junior Class advisors are Mr. Walter Marple, Mr. Charles Estill, and Miss Eva Bryan Stoneburner, Mitchell Swackhammer, Joe Talbot, Rick Talbot, Dave Wilson, Garry stalling, Bob Moore. ROW 4: Ed Lee, Rick Knerr, Ken Richardson, Steve German, Gary Leroy, Roger Schooley, Kelly Schooley. David Alexander, president; L in d a Wyer, secretary-treasurer; G a r y Buckley, vice- president. 39 4O FRONT ROW: Janet Riggle, Roberta Hinkle, Randi Riggs, Kris Whitehouse, Marsha Nelson, Sally King, Paula Rupe, Mary Ruth Savage, Diane Brown. ROW 2: Beverly Klingler, Ardith Sidwell, CrystalWhite, Linda Ferguson, Jane Riffle, Linda Hiles, Marsha Hinkle, Linda Trussell, BeckyHurst,Kizzy Dalrymple. ROW 3: Bob Burton, Warren Skeenes, Judy Redfern, Connie SOPHOMORES Willison, Peggy Chevalier, Paula Fulk, Linda Boggs, Diane Jirles. ROW 4: Randy Tatman, DavidHarbaugh, Tom Young, Mike Densmore, Robert Headley, Ronnie Parker, Kerry Locke, Bruce Alexander, Gary Browning. ROW 5: Don Lantz, Jack Maxwell, Danny Rambo, David Aichele, Gary Sellars, Gary Robinson, Sonny Young, Mr. Collins. FRONT ROW: Connie Schooley, Sharon Ferguson, Candy Bowen, Wanda Estep, Marsha Harris, Belinda Collins, Brenda Collins, Nancy Speelman. ROW 2: Mr. Dennis, Bruce Harper, Ed Noce, Nouna Taylor, Sherlynn Pritchard, Carolyn Ewing, Dee Eveland. ROW 3: Steve McNeal, Mike Hensley, James Bowen, Lawrence Alfman, Chuck Berga, Ronnie Smith, Danny Riggs, Jerome Watts. ROW 4: StephenBrown,Char1es Wayne, Steve Thomas, Doug Lyle, Donnie Swinehart, Danny Smith, Jerry Inman, Ronnie Schooley. ,7 FRONT ROW; Elaine Rice, Lynn Allen, NellieNelson, Judy Wyer, Virgenea Kenny, Mary Jo Wallace, Wendy Towns, Sandi Piccone. ROW 2: Kathy Blaney, Amy Swingle, Ann King, Jan Driggs, April Tolliver, Nancy Wintgens, Vicky Ferguson, Pam Lynsky, Rose Gibbs, There are 112 sophomores in the class this year; and they make up a large part of the school population. Many of them are energetic workers in extracurricular activities, having six in the library, ten in F. H. A., and three Cheerleaders. There are 14 boys on the varsity football team, 13 in the band, and some on the basketball squad. Candy Bowen was the sophomore home- coming attendant. The Class has ordered their rings, sponsored a dance, and worked in the concession booth at basketball games. The advisers are Mr. Harold Traver, Mr. Dan Dennis, and Mr. Roy Collins. Sandy Worthen. ROW 3: Donald Harbaugh, Kenneth Dalrymple, Dick Probasco, Stephan Sherrick, Kevin Hannum, Craig Spring, Tom Worthen. ROW 4: Ed Shoemaker, Dave Bell, Roger Tewksbury, Steve Sines, William Aichele, Mr. Traver. Nellie Nelson, Sec'y-Treas.; Dick Probasco, President; and Craig Spring, Vice-president. 41 42 FRONT ROW: Mike Frecker, Roger Bankes, Pat Frash, Debbie Ferguson, Margaret Hill, Barbara stoneburner, Tim Matheney, Gary Allen. ROW 2: Mr. Bell, Rick Harvey, Mike Collins, Randy Harris, Craig Brannon, Richard Hoffer, Junior Reed, Benny FRONT ROW: Sharon Lantz, Molly Denman, Lynn Brooks, Marsha Talbot, Kris Allwine, Joyce Dickerson, Susan Sowers, Jill Luster. ROW 2: Marcia Lewis, Sally Wintgens, Carla Miller, Becky Kuhn, Lou Ann Short, Nina Gottke, Nancy Redfern. ROW 3: Weaver, Earl Lipps. ROW 3: Myles Brown, Jim King, Gary Price, Jim Williams, Mark Longstreth, Wally Nelson, Randy Smith, Mike Levering, Marvin Nelson. ROW 4: James Densmore, Tim Dillehay, Bill Wayne, George Schooley, Richard Reider, Ronald Wooley. Tom Klingler, Tim Maines, Jim Levering, Tim Welch, Joe Greene, Tim Kenny, George Tedrow, John Starner. ROW 4: Tom Hunt, Jeff Souders, Kevin McIntyre, Randy Altier, Tom Carr, Tom stoneburner, Mrs. Lee. FRONT ROW: Marcia Tolliver, Gaye Russell, Barbara Dunwoody, Sherry J effers, Marsha Swackhamer, Lee Brooks, Amista Keates, Becky Ross, Jo Ann Charles. ROW 2: Donna Inman, Lana Savage, Neddena Watts, Ninety-f our freshmen have had a lively and sometimes hectic first year of high school. They soon adjusted to the new life and became active members of the various organi- zations. There are two librarians, twelve in the F. H. A., one Cheerleader, seven in the band; and many of the boys played freshman football and basketball. Lee Brooks was the freshman attendant at homecoming. The freshman advisers are Mrs. Robert Lee, Mr. Wendell Bell, and Mrs. Wallace Tharp. Cynthia Wise, Annette Landerman, Sally Wise, Linda Moore, Paulette Thomas. ROW 3: Mrs. Tharp, Darcy Watts, Debbie Freriks, Starla Ball, Lynn Price, Edna Loggins, Tana Williams, Kathy Watts. -$n Torn Carr, vice-president; B ecky Kuhn, secretary-treasurer; and Tom Hunt, president. 43 44 EIGHTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Jeri Eveland, Trudi Tedrow, Vicky Claypool, Debbie Densmore, Wilma Shuster, Delores Crabtree, Rebeca Rupe, Cheryl Savage. ROW 2: Debra stover, Mary Cavinee, Patti Lee, DorisSothen, Jean Fulk, Bernice Gillogly, Susanna Mickey, Ellen FRONT ROW: Randy Starner, Pat Dillehay, Mike Scurlock, Scott Carr, Jeff Hinkle, Ed Loggins, Larry Denny, Tom Locke. ROW 2: Mark Patton, Kenny Presgrave, Mark Lynsky, Jerry Southall, Roger Tolliver, Elaine Frecker. ROW 3: Mr. Gannon, Joy Eppley, Linda Miller, Ellen Swingle, Charm Collins, Holly Bowers, Susie Wilson, Julia Short, Sondra Lacey. ROW 4: Josephine McArtor, Brenda Nelson, Dixie Dunlap, Susan Bash, April Aichele. Bobb, Steve Thomas, Curt Houk, Allen Fisher, Rick McLean. ROW 3: Mr. Sutherland, Pat Hannum, Rick Bankes, Dave Freriks, Steve Bentley, Roddy Tatman, Steve Woods, Neil Hutchins, Steve White. SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Becky Yoder, Cora Savage, Karla Watts, Dorothy Harbaugh, Marsha Williamson, Kathy Harrison, Donna Klingler, Kathy Cowan, Betty Wintgens. ROW 2: Dee Spring, Kaye Weaver, Candy Hensley, Pam Welch, Vickie Embrey, Kathy Riley, FRONT ROW: John Welch, Terry stalling, Rick Willison, Mark Redfern, Rick Hammond, John Allen, Gary Lindsay, Dean Starcher. ROW 2: Ed Eveland, Scott Harris, Bill Stoneburner, Roger Landerman, Bruce Syphers, Alan Baker, Jim Fleming, Chris Roxanne Freriks, Gail Adams, Lou Ann Brannon, Connie Moore. 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ROW 3: Frank Sellars, Ricky Gray, Craig Caton, Alan White, Karen Conaway, Brenda Severt. ROW 4: Randy Smith,Kimber1y Shreves,KennyWayne, Charles Watts, Eddie Hunt, Tim Baker, Blaine Davis. ROW 5- Mrs. Sinsabaugh. Eveland, Karen Rupe, Mrs. Sowers. ROW 3: Tim Robison, Steve Satterfield, Randy Ruff,KevinHenning, Bobby Tolliver ROW 4: Billy Hutchins, Keith King, Gary Dunwoody, Danny Fisher, Brian Spring, Dale Gibbs, Mike Freriks, Val German. FIFTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Vicki Rodgers, TeenaAyers, Cindy Stalter, Marcia Patton, Elaine Eveland, Ted Cannon, Keith Hitchcock, Tom Price, Tim Dillinger, John Collins, Joe Carr. ROW 2: Debbie Hull, Mike Wintgens, John Bell, Pat Hutchins,Jim Emory, Mike Dusenberry, David Novaria, Mrs. Jackson. ROW 3: Andy Moore, Jo Ann Wilson, FRONT ROW: Robert Boyden, Kerry Dunn, Steven Woodward, M i c h a el Caldwell, Renea Tatman, Mary Hammond, James Slack, Kevin German, Tim Dusenberry, Gary Weaver. ROW 2: Karen Wolfe, Debbie Dennis, Diane Willison, Cynthia Wood, Denice Price, Lola Peck. ROW 3: Kevin Savage, FOURTH GRADE Nancy Levering, JimNelson, Pam Collins. ROW 4: Marc Caton, Helen Merckle, Barbara Fisher, Richard Nelson, James Bell, Vickie Landerman. ROW 5: Joni Burns, Peggy Freriks, Gary Fulk, Brad White, Doug Wayne, John Wolfe. ROW 6: Susan Dunlap, Chris Woodward, Charles Clark, Becky Neff, Janet Long. Jeffrey Hinkle, Terry Weaver, Robert Dusenberry, Jerry Emory, Barbara Dalrymple, Vicky Newlon. ROW 4: William Boyden, Randy Loggins, Randy Crain, David Tignor, Robin Zinn, Charles Gillogly, Robin Stephenson. ROW 5: Mrs. Worthington. 49 50 THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW: Donna Wintgens, Rhonda Hutchins, Pat Nelson, Terry Emory, Terrie Newlon, Kathy Peck, Jeff Blagg, Mike McNeal, Leslie Sellars, Robbie Collins, Deborah Batstone, Drew Collins. ROW 2: Tim Freriks, Richard Gillogly, Gregg Luster, Beth Ann Neff, Phillip Locke, Brenda Bobb, Christal Collins, Kathleen Redfern. ROW 3: Mary Oleene Valentine, Tammy Wood, Jud Denman, Jerry Liff, Ronnie McNeal, Gail Eppley, Beth Ann Dickerson. ROW 4: Randy Smith, Pam Eveland, Ronita Fisher, Vickie Williams, Yvonne Thomas, Jimmy Tignor, Paul Hull, Danny Thomas, Robbie Sowers. ROW 5: Mrs. McIntyre. SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW: Kathy Newlon, Mark Dusenberry, David Hughes, Andrea Valentine, Larry Savage, Naomi Clint m, Jeff Dennis, Creta Baker, Nancy Neff, Ann Van; tta, Donald Wood. ROW 2; Terry Clark, Kelly Big! gg, Sharon Nelson, Laura Redfern, Roberta Collins, Danny Hinkle. ROW 3: Billy Bobb, Dianna Whitehead, Steven Watts,Rache1Long, Tim Dickerson, Christy Crain, Marketa Stephenson. ROW 4: Mrs. Burley, Carolyn Wood. FIRST GRADE , $ FRONT ROW: Scott Maxwell, CindyWillison,Kim Price, JodyAItier, Don Maxwell,RobbieBookman. Wilson, Paula Dickerson, John Harris, Beth Ann ROW 4: Rita Redfern, Dennis Emory, Carolyn Hinkle, Mary Ann Collins, Debbie Rambo, Vicky Sue Dalrymple, Mike Thomas, Terry Sellars, Scheiber, Jimmy Mahaffey,CarolynTignor,Bobby Kelly Swackhammer, Gregory Sergent. ROW 5: Gillogly. ROW 2: Connie Woodard, Marcella Mike Hull, Valeri Baker, Teresa Merckle, Jeff Harvey, LuAnn Neff, Ron Maxwell, Steven Horn, Plotts, Eddie Peck, Billy Tignor, David Bobb. Penni Blagg, Todd Wolfe, Dickie Smith. ROW 3: ROW 6: Miss Post. Billy Piccone, Beth Luster, Joe King, Gloria KINDERGARTEN FRONT ROW: Darren Strate, Douglas Wood, Martin Redfern, Molly Altier, Annette Collins, Ricky Baker, Tom Willison, Dedra King, Joe Marcia Printz, Dianne Eveland, Lisa Dalrymple. Hull, Debbie Plotts, Kathy Hill, Sam Zinn, Denita ROW 4: Michael Sergent, Steve Scheiber, Paul White. ROW 2: Brent Fisher,Scott Murry,Robbie Pride, Robert Stalter, Raymond Pletcher, Jeff Wolfe, Tina Sparks, Becky Mahaffy, Dianna Slack, Richard Ruff, Billy Harrison. ROW 5: Crooks, Ricky Slack, Mary Kay Watts. ROW 3: Mrs. Hughes. 51 Kim Baker, Randy Williams, Bryan Pontieus, 52 MCLuney School Mrs. Marshall's Room Mrs. Allen's Room Mr. Herriott Principal r-OOIOU: - rnzc:r-OZ Mrs. Gannon, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Curl, Mrs. Marshall, and Mr. Herriott. hang thfimg Mr. Herriott's Room x SEVENTH AND ; u :rmr FRONT ROW: Eugene Perry, ErnestWillison, Douglas Parson, James O'Neal, Hayes Kinney, Donnie Kinney, Randy Embrey, Robert Pontius. ROW 2: Mr.Herriott, Marsha Browning, Debbie Parker, Kathy Duesenberry, Anita Lantz, Merna Cherry, Connie Lipps, Kathy Barnhart, Debbie Ratliff, Kathy Chevalier, Jane Cherry, Mitzi Bateson, GerylHenning, CarlaWilhson, Rachael Cavinee, Allie Miller, Kathy Rosser, Luana Fitzpatrick, Pamela Sherrick. FRONT ROW: Kevin Pritchard, Gene Parker, Randy Hinkle, Jeff Sherrick, Max Stockman, Frank Ratliff, Larry Weaver. ROW 2: Mrs. Allen, Rhonda Dusenberry, Sheila Ewing, DianaRose, Jeanette Lipps, Lynn Gottke, Paula Sherrick, Ann Willison, Beth Liffs, Linda Willison. 53 FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW:R1ckyW111150n GaryChevalier Frankie Cheryl Sparks, Annett Gossman, Brenda Fitzpatrick. Bateson Roger Billingsley. John Rosser. ROW 2: ROW 3: Mrs. Gannon. Marlene Adams, Tammy Aichele, Rhonda Smith, F IFTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Gary Perry, Doug Chevalie-r, Donnie Patti Aichele, Melanie Spung, Pam Liff, Mary Jo Chevalier, Darrell Lantz, Steve Neff,StewartMurray. Willison, Marla Stockman, Beth Hinkle, Bonnie ROW 2: Paula Lipps, April Wentz, Susan Loop, Barnhart, Penny Sherrick. ROW 3: Mrs. Gannon. THIRD GRADE 5:; FRONT ROW: Kent Pritchard, Terry Weaver, Jeff Renee Murray, Darla Cherry, Tina Embrey, Lori Lipps, Gregory Starcher, MarkSpung,BradBrowning, Taylor, Renee Sherrick. ROW 3: Mrs. Marshall. Richard Parker, Billy Lantz, John Adams. ROW 2: SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW: Tommy Chevalier, Ricky Rose, Mike 2: Linda Stephenson, Ruthie Willison, Beverly Tolley, Swmgle, Richard Kinney, Ricky Riffle, Jeff Ratliff, Trinda Mc Kee, Jeanie Hill, Elaine Gottke, Sherry 55 Jeff Starcher, Randy Hayman, Royce Sherrick. ROW Murray. ROW 3: Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Curl. FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW: Steve Adams, Tina Fitzpatrick, Tina Eveland, Marilyn Milligan, KimellaWilliams,Melissa Lantz, Debra Chevalier, Greg Rosser. ROW 2: Mrs. Starcher. William Curl, Beverly McKee, Cheryl Printz, Sandra THE PET SHOW A READING CLASS North School Kindergarten First Grade Mr. Hicks FRONT ROW: Mrs. Smock, Miss Kinnan, Mrs. Principal Wilson, Mrs. Taylor. ROW 2: Miss Maxwell, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. White, Mr. Hicks. Second Grade I-OOIOU: :E-IIUOZ Fourth Grade 58 FIFTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Rossanna Curl, Lee Ann White, Fay Bierly, Dawn Mercer, Carol Wolfe, Terri White, Sharon Ihinger, Debbie Bash, Becky Harris, Jackie Charles, Mr. Hicks. ROW 2: Randa Thomas, Ted Thomas, Danny Swingle, Tim Thomas, Lance Vallee, Marcee Hughes, Bonnie Claypool, Alice Swingle. ROW 3: Steve Inman, Roger Sowers, Randy Buckley, Doug Hammer, Ricky Harper, Ted Welch, Danny Klingler, Debbie H111. ROW 4: Mark Baughman, Erin Rice, Linda Wood, Cathy Wilson, Brent Urban, Glenna Newlon, Roy Crabtree, Larry stalling. ROW 5: Roger Thomas, Craig Elliott, Tim Wolfe, Don Lindimore, Dave Hammer. FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Tom Hammond, Tina DeGarmo, Ronnie Embrey, Christine Watts, Mike Whitehouse, Bruce Brannon, Rodney stalling, Rusty Gray, Ann Kenny, Amanda Lindimore, Darla White, Mrs. Wilson. ROW 2: Kelly Hannum, Brenda Welch, Cynthia Williams, Dow Cannon, Cindy Brooks, Jeff Cady, Ronnie Harrison, Steven Murphy. ROW 3: Tara Wiseman, Sharie Strohl, Susan Satterfield, Cynthia Bankes, Debbie Syphers, Susan Klingler, Mike Cavinee, Perry Ford, Kimberly Eveland. ROW 4: James Dalrymple, David Savage, Mike Johnson, Mary Ann Swingle, Roxanne McArtor, Larry Harper, Randy Rupe, Jackie Loomis. ROW 5: Billy Davis, Larry Dunwoody, Chris Moore, Dale Bateson. FRONT ROW: Stephen Eveland, Teri Smith, Susan Thomas, Tammy Davis, Margie Brown, David Bess, Star Zumbro, Polly Densmore, BarbaraWelch, Brenda Thomas, Pat Bruce. ROW 2: Bobby Dorsey, Andy Swingle, Denny Roush, Junior Schlotzhauer, Donnie Dennis, Mary Hughes, Debbie Roush, Ruthie Lindsay, Pam Eveland, Miss Maxwell. ROW 3: Bryan Gorby, Billy Walters, Donnie Lindsay, Donald Watson, Jay Johnson, Keith Donaldson, Steven Jeffers, Chris DeGarmo. ROW 4: John Tedrow, Mike Wolfe, Gerald Brown, Danny Savage, Scott Newlon, Scott Sims, Brad Wilson, Lawrence Eppley, Joe Jackson, Randy McGrath. SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW: Tammy DeGarmo, Patty Lindimore, Marcia Harper, Erin Milligan, Cindy Murphy, Lisa White, Dale stalling, Marvin Brown, Greg Wilson, Clay Moore, John Johnson, Ricky Inman. ROW 2: Lisa Bowers, Karen Bash, Khristine Hannum, Mickey Johnson, Pam Wood, Randy Swingle, Chris Harris, Ernie DeGarmo, Roddy Buckley, Mrs. Taylor.ROW 3: Pam Hill, Jerris Gorby. Pam Elliott Kathleen Hannum, Debbie Cannon, Bobby Carr, JeffBruce, JimmyWilson. Kevin Weaver, Kirt Frash. ROW 4: Ricky Starner, Larry Schlotzhauer, Tommy Bolyard. Dick Russell, Joe Riggs. Charles Boggs, Kevin McGrath. Shawn Piccone, Danny Ford, Orris Price. 6O FRONT ROW: Mrs. William White, Barbara Lindimore, Carol Talbot, Brenda Schlotzhauer, Cheryl Talbot, Christine Ford, Sandra Syphers, Dean Dunwoody, KeithNewlon, KellyWood, Ralph Donaldson, Mark Kenny. ROW 2: Jody Milligan, Sherry McArtor, Cindy Jeffers, Mark Smith, Douglas Snider, Johnny FRONT ROW: LeAnn Wilson, Teresa White, Sharon Price, Michele Wood, Debbie Murphy, Sandra Brown, Donna Densmore, Taryn Dunn, Martha Dennis,Regina Wheeler, Anita Mauller, Linda Cady. ROW 2: Tammy Scott, Robin Riffle, Ricky Buckley, Bryan Wolfe, FIRST GRADE KINDERGARTEN .- Loomis, Kelly Mercer, Rodney Eppley, Kevin Bowen, Erin Sims, Mrs. William Smock. ROW 3: Kevin' Sickles, Cindy Johnson,.Sandra Stover, Lori Hinkle, Melissa Cavinee, James Walters, Paul Mills, Thomas Dalrymple. ROW 4: BrentVallee, Brent Gorby, Lindsey Colyer. Chris Mills, Lori Harper, Tommy Harper, John Russell, Larry Eveland, Mrs. L. H. Nelson. ROW 3: David Fleming, Wesley Clutter, Robbie Bankes,Randy Taylor, Mark Riggs, Ricky Eveland, Robbie Embrey, Jimmy Dillehay, Jimmy Watson, Jimmy Thomas. THE BAND FRONT ROW: Don Harbaugh, Dorothy Harbaugh, ROW 4: Janice Maier, Lynn Allen, Ann King, Belinda Collins, Brenda Collins, Kristen Allwine, Virgenea Kenny, Kaye Sowers, Marsha Cayinee, Gail Adams, Amy Swingle, Teresa Hannum, Mike LaDonna Kuhn, Carolyn Ewing, Jeannine Allard. Scurlock, Darcy Watts. ROW 2: Sherry Probasco, ROW 5: Dixie Lynsky, Jill Poole, Carol Tolliver, Ricky Willison, Paddy Hannum, Doreen Ewing, Tim Carla Miller, Diane Jirles, Starla Ball, J ackie Dillehay, Carla Willison; Mary Cavinee, Debra Poole, Sherlyn Pritchard, Debbie Watts. ROW 6: Stover. ROW 3: Debbie Freriks, Susie Sowers, Nancy Trenda Clutter, Kevin Hannum, Tim Maines, Pam Redfern, MikeFrecker,Charm Collins,MollyDenman, Spring, Lynn Allwine, David Alexander, Steve Susan Jo Wilson, Vickie Taylor, Elaine Frecker. Dillehay, Deanna Gibbs. Fifty-three aspiring musicians constitute Crooksville High School's marching and con- cert bands. The marching band peforms all the pre- game and halftime shows at all football games and add much to the color and excitement of the events. The concert band presents a Christmas concert, a spring concert, and plays for the commencement activities. By these means and with the gracious help of the Band Boosters' organization, the band is self- supporting. CHORUS FRONT ROW: LaDonna Kuhn, Christine Dalrymple, Potts, Carolyn Severt, Nouna Taylor, Sandy Storts, Maureen Redfern, Linda Greuey, Kris Allwine, Cathy Wesney, Wanda Estep, Molly Denman. ROW Janice Maier, Susie Sowers, Peggy Wintgens. ROW 3: Mrs. White, Debbie Freriks, Neddena Watts, 2: Doreen Blosser, Pam Locke, Lynn Allwine, Janet Marsha Harris. There are twenty-five members of the girls' chorus. This group joins With the band for the Christmas and spring concerts. They also furnish the special musical numbers for the Baccalaureate services and the Commencement exercises. Mrs. White directing. Seventh period chorus Accompanist Marsha Harris we FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Maureen Redfern, Belinda Collins, Luster, Edna Loggins, Marcia Tolliver, Charlene Brenda Collins, Amista Keates, Roberta Hinkle, Hunt, Susan Miller, Lannie Bentley, Lynn Price, Marsha Harris, Marsha Hinkle, Linda Hiles, Linda Janie Ferguson. ROW 4: Mrs; Schmotter, Mrs. Wyer, Judy Lamb. ROW 3: Tana Williams, Jill Tharp, Sally Wise,Annette Landerman, CynthiaWise. The Future Homemakers of America tFHAt is a national organization of students who are studying homemaking in school. It provides for experience in planning and carrying out homemaking activities. Annually, this organization sponsors a school dance, have a booth at the County' Fair, attend county rallies, and send dele- gates to the state convention. Degrees are awarded to the girls who meet the requirements for the Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees. Their flower is the red rose; the colors are red and white; and the motto is Toward New Horizons. The FHA advisors are Mrs. James Schmotter and Mrs. Wallace Tharp. SITTING: Brenda Collins, president; Belinda Collins, vicenpresident; Linda Hiles, parlia- mentarian; Judy Wyer, historian. STANDING: Judy Lamb, reporter; Roberta Hinkle, secre- tary; Maureen Redfern, song leader; Jane Ferguson, award of merit; Susan Miller, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Elaine Frecker, Julia Short, Bobi Williams, Frank Swinehart, Susan Miller, Marilyn Perry, Susie Sewers, Pam Lynsky. ROW 2: Sondra Lacey, Melody Tharp, Marsha Harris, BelindaCollins, Brenda Collins, Kathy Swingle, Judy Towns, Wendy Towns. ROW 3: Marcia Tolliver, Wanda Estep, Nellie There are 38 students who serve their school in the main library and the junior high branch by caring for the 8,000 volumes which comprise the library collection. As well as giving an hour a day of work, these people sold candy to make money for a second film-strip storage file; they had a dance to make money for current reference books and library furniture; and they also contribute to other all-school ac- tivities, such as giving equipment to the health Clinic room. As social activities, they join with the FHA in entertaining the faculty at tea in the library, had a masquerade party at Hallowe'en, and a Christmas party. They are responsible for exhibits in one hall case, where they show the new books and books that fit the various seasons and holidays. THE LIBRARIANS Nelson, Ann King, Nancy Speelman, Deanna Gibbs, Hanna Eveland. ROW 4: Sherry Probasco, Janet Taylor, Harriet Eveland, Carol Tolliver, Bryan Stoneburner, Becky Kangas, Mrs. Worthington, Sandy Storts. Frank Swinehart, president; Bobi Williams, secretary; Marilyn Perry, treasurer, and Susan Miller, vice-president. David Wilson OME OF THE PEOPLE WHO HELP AROUND THE OFFICE Steve Landerman Peggy Crain Janey Ferguson 66 Jackie Poole FRONT ROW: Steve McNeal, Jim Levering, Ed Shoemaker, Dave Watts, Joe Talbot, Kevin McIntyre, Tim Welch, Mike Frecker. ROW 2: Marsha Tolliver, Sherry Jeffers, Marsha Talbot, Lynn Brooks, Amista Keates, Jo Ann Sowers, Lee Brooks, Kristen Allwine, Jill Luster, Susan Sowers. ROW 3: Carol Tolliver, Virgenea Kenny, Beverly Klingler, Jan Driggs, Elaine Rice, Pam Lynsky, Sandi Piccone, Marla Bowers, Starla Ball, Lynn Price, Donald Harbaugh. ROW 4: The Science Club began a very busy year with an organization meeting at which they elected Jim Young, president; Jeannine Allard, Vice-president; MarlaBowers, sec- retary; Neil Cherry, treasurer; Mike Sines, Sergeant-at-arms; and Steve Landerman, reporter. At this meeting the Club planned a field trip to Columbus and made plans for the Science Fair. The Science Fair was the highlight of the year with every member participating. Awards were given to the three highest scores in the high school competition and the one highest in the junior high school. The high-school winners represented the local Club at the District Science Fair. Third year members received pins for their participation. SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Traver, Jeannine Allard, Melody Tharp, April Tolliver, Nancy Wintgens, Dee Eveland, Kaye Colerick, Peggy Wintgens. ROW 5: Pam Spring, Janice Ferguson, Dixie Lynsky, Debbie Morrison, Ruth Jeffers, Steve Landerman, Rick Talbot. ROW 6: Mike Hammer, Jeff Tolliver, Bryan Stoneburner, Tim Maines, Jim Neff, Stephan Sherrick, Greg Shell. ROW 7: Ed Lee, Neil Cherry, Roger Tewksbury, Lonnie Moore, Mike Sines, Tom Stoneburner, Steve Sines, David Alexander. Officers: Jeannirie Allard, Vice president;Mar1a Bowers, secretary; Steve Landerman, reporter; Back row: Jim Young, president; Mike Sines, Sgt-at-arms; and Neil Cherry, treasurer. SECRETARIAL CLUB E FRONT ROW: Bobi Williams, Chris Dalrymple, Ruth Cindy Allen, Sherry Probasco, Connie Willison, Jeffers, Jan Ferguson, Dixie Lynsky, Marsha Cavinee, Marilyn Severt, Susan Miller, Debby Watts, Marilyn LaDonna Kuhn, Beth Baughman. ROW 2: Miss Keller, Perry, Judy McDaniel. This year for the first time, the senior secretarial students have organized 3 Secretarial Club under the direction of Miss Mary Lou Keller. The monthly meetings provide an op- portunity for students to learn about the business world at first hand from former students who come to visit the club and join the discussions. The discussions have covered such topics as proper business dress, proper grooming, and first-hand descriptions of what to expect from your boss and what he expects of you. Such an organization fosters interest in attaining higher speeds and greater accuracy in order to obtain better jobs . .. . immediately after high school without ESSEmESEgEEZTJDijififfiiasliiiii53335131312312: benefit of further education. It also en- president. courages students who wish to work their way through college to attain saleable skills. mm SPANISHW CLUB FRONT ROW: Melody Tharp, vice- , president; Jackie Poole, secretary; i . . BACK: Bryan Stoenburner, treasurer; i i W V - ' i7; , Marla Bowers, president. FRONT ROW: Lynn Allen, Jan Driggs, Nellie Nelson, Virgenea Kenny, Pam Lynsky, Sandra Piccone, Nancy Wintgens. ROW 2: Amy Swingle, Ann King, April Tolliver, Elaine Rice, Vicky Ferguson, Carol Tolliver. ROW 3: Marla Bowers, Jackie Poole, Wendy Towns, Cathy Swingle, Melody Tharp, Becky Kangas, Kaye Colerick. ROW 4: Miss Coulter, Ken Dalrymple, Craig Spring, David Bell, Edward Shoemaker, Dick Probasco, Don Harbaugh. ROW 5: Mike McCune, David Watts, Bryan Stoneburner, Neil Cherry, Stephan Sherrick, Steve Sines, Rodger Tewsbury, Bill Aichele, Kevin Hannum, David Alexander. WWW i 38$ With sixty-five members, the Spanish Club boasts of the largest membership of all the school or- ganizations. At the first meeting, they elected officers and made plans for the initiation of the new mem- bers. ' Many interesting meetings have been held with guest speakers talking on various subjects. Annual awards were given to the student with the highest yearly average in each of the three years of Spanish. s i . ; W FRONT ROW: Marcia Lewis, Sharon Lantz, Sherry Jeffers, Lee Brooks, Marsha Talbot, Lynn Brooks, Kristin Allwine, Becky Kuhn. ROW 2: Carla Miller, Molly Denman, Susan Sowers, Sally Wintgens, Nancy Redfern, Lou Ann Short, Nina Gottke. ROW 3: Tom Klingler, Randy Altier, Jeff Souders, Kevin McIntyre, George Tedrow, Tim Welch, Tim Kenny, Joe Greene, John Starner. ROW 4: Tom Hunt, Tom Carr, Tim Maines, James Levering, Tom Stoneburner. 7O STUDENT COUNCIL x FRONT ROW: Mark Redfern, Lee Brooks, Sharon Jim Levering, Teresa Hannum, Mark Longstreth, Jeffers, Elaine Rice, Susan Wilson, Kathy Swingle, Ken Dalrymple, Chuck Berga, Dave Alexander. Sandy Storts, Ann King, Marsha Cavinee, haDonna ROW 3: Mr. Worthington, Mike Hammer, Jim Kuhn, Scott Carr.ROW2:Tom Hunt,Dick Probasco, Tharp, Steve Landerman, Jim Neff, Jack Lemity. Jack Lemity, vice-president; LaDonna Kuhn, secretary-treasurer; Mike Hammer, Sgt-at-arms; and Jim Tharp, president. The Student Council is CrookSVille High School's house of representatives, consisting of members from each class in the junior and senior high schools. This service organization sponsors the home- coming activities, presents scholarship pins to stu- dents, who place in the state and district scholarship tests, and helps finance the sending of representatives to both Buckeye Boys' State and Buckeye Girls' State. In order to do this, it is necessary for the mem - bers to make money by sponsoring a dance and an intramural basketball tournament. Mr. W. F. Worthington is the advisor. VARSITY C FRONT ROW: Mike Hammer, Jerry Watts, Ron Young, Mike Sines, Gene Taylor,DickDalrymp1e, German, Rick Talbot, Lester Dumm, Gary Jim Tharp, Richard Headley, Dick Probasco, Buckley, Mark Swingle. ROW 2: John Rodgers, Coach Boyden, Coach Bell, Randy Tatman, Dave Jack Lemity, Mike Schooley, Joe Talbot, Lonnie Alexander, Rick Knerr. Moore. ROW 3: Craig Spring. ROW 4: Jim The Varsity C Club is an honorary sports organization composed of boys who have lettered in any sport. The club usually sponsors a dance and help to sponsor the intramural tournaments in the spring to raise money to help send a boy to Buckeye Boys' State. Pins are awarded to boys who have been in the club two years. i Jack' Lerhity, sec'y-treas.; Mike Sines, vice- president; Jim Tharp, president. CRUX-HI SKAN STAFF ADVERTISING Sports editor John Rodgers Bobi Williams, Jim Tharp, Dixie Lynsky, Susan Miller. Copywriter John Levering Photographer Roger Weaver Typist Judy McDaniel CIR CULArFION Make-up MrS- Worthington and Bobi Williams Frank Swinehart, Beth Baughman, Jim Tharp, Janice Maier, and Susan Miller 72 74 THE MVL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS FRONT ROW: Jerry Watts, Craig Spring, Dick Dalrymple, David Wilson, John Rodgers, Rick Talbot, Jim Neff, Jack Lemity, Cary Buckley, Lonnie Moore, Mike Sines. ROW 2: David Bell, Mark Swingle, Mike Riggs, Joe Talbot, Dick Probasco, Mike McCune, John Levering, Richard Headley, Mike Schooley, Jim Tharp, Lester Dumm. ROW 3: Tom Hitchcock, Kenny Dalrymple, Roger Tewksbury, Jeff Bigrigg, Dale THE COACHES Coach Boyden and Coach Bell 28 CROOKSVILLE 42 CROOKSVILLE . . . . . . . . . . Roseville 16 CROOKSVILLE . . . . . . . . . New Concord' 16 Tri-Valley marent's Nighw l5 CROOKSVILLE . . . . . . . . . Miller, Rick Knerr, Mike Hammer, Gene Taylor, Roger Weaver, Chuck Berga. ROW 4: Robert Weaver, Billy Wayne, Randy Smith, Ronnie Smith, Eddie Shoemaker, Joe Woneymaker, Bill Aichele, Robert Headley, David Harbaugh, Steve McNeal. ROW 5: Tom Carr, Jim Levering, Tom Hunt, Craig Brannon, Tim Kenny, Stephan Sherrick, Mike Collins. T HE RECORD Glouster 16 CROOKSVILLE . . . . . . . . . . . . Philo 28 CROOKSVILLE Homecoming Sheridan 20 CROOKSVILLE . . . . . . . . . . . Maysville 12 CROOKSVILLE . . . . . . . . . . . . Morgan 18 West Muskingum Band NighU CROOKSVILLE CROOKSVILLE New Lexington H H pbmovoomoocn$oo P-l Danny Riggs, Manager THEY START OUT CLEAN Yes, it's you, again, Lemity Mm Cornwall caught the pass meant for Tharp 0319 MOMS Lemity Mm and Buckley WW Mrs. Wilson and David $19 AND THEY END UP DIRTYI! Mrs. Spring and Craig 05$ Senior Dale Miller Senior Mike McCune Senior Jerry Watts M. V. L. COACH OF THE YEAR Senior Mike Schooley Senior Mark Swingle Senior Richard Senior Roger Weaver Senior Mike Hammer Headley Senior Lester Dumm Senior Jack Lemity Semor John Leverlng Senior Mike Sines John Rodgers Senior Joe Woneymaker Candy and Jerry Linda and Mike away Dale Miller, Lee Brooks; Mike Hammer, Linda Wyer; Mike Sines, Queen Marsha Cavinee; Jim Tharp, Connie Willison; Jerry Watts, Candy Bowen. Left: Mike and Marsha Connie and Jim Right: Lee and Dale HOMECOMING QUEEN MARSHA CAVINEE Knerr 6 is down and Tharp 0380 is late for this play Buckley $m and Tharp Gm Young 8m and Dumm 4 Probasco GU Chuck Berga GED and Sines 8'0 NEW LEX Ken Dalrymple M41 Mike Riggs 64L Denny Sines 03D and Moore 60 Moore 60 and Young 8m Harvey 013 BASKETBALL Left to right: Head Coach Wendell K. Bell, Joe Mike Sines, Larry Nelson, Jerry Brown, Gene Lyle, McLean, Roger Schooley, Dick Dalrymple, Dean Assistant Coach Joe Craffey. Center are managers Lyle, Rick Knerr, John Moore, Jim Tharp, Ron Dave Alexander and BillGarey. German, Don Swinehart, Joe Alexander, Tom Maines, THE 1966 TOURNAMENT TRAIL The Ceramics Tournament began in the Sectional held at Miller High School with the boys playing Starr- Washington in the first game of the lower bracket. After winning an easy victory of 82-40, they played the semi-finals against Ames-Bern, defeating the Greenies by a Close margin of 79-72. The high- flying Ceramics then went to the sectional finals and defeated the confident Glouster Tomcats 87-66 to give them the district berth at Chillicothe. When the Ceramics-broke on the court at Chillicothe against Southeastern, every fan in the fieldhouse felt that Victory was certain. Southeastern had a record of 16-7, while the Ceramics had a 16-5 season record. The game was a tight contest until the last second when Ray Tackett sunk a 25-foot shot to give the Victory to Southeastern 65-62. Coach Bell and his Ceramics are to be highly commended as they followed the tournament trail to become one of the last 32 Class A teams in Ohio. THE TOURNAMENT SCOREBOARD Ceramics Opponents Sectional 82 Starr-Washington 40 7 9 Ame s Bern 7 2 87 Glouster 66 District 62 Southeastern 65 THE 1967 VARSITY Front to back: Gary Buckley, Terry Johnson, Dave Richardson, Jim Tharp, Ron German, Coach Bell, Watts, Roger Schooley, Dick Dalrymple, Jim Young, Coach Boyden. Kneeling: Managers Dave Wilson Rick Knerr, Donnie Swinehart, John Moore, Ken and Dave Alexander THE CERAMICS SCOREBOARD Crooksville Opponents 60 Roseville 46 70 John Glenn 50 57 Tri-Valley 59 76 Philo 83 69 Sheridan 48 5'7 Maysville 58 69 West Muskingum 60 67 New Lexington 51 92 Roseville 83 56 John Glenn 44 67 Tri-Valley 61 Coach Bell At right: Bob Kirkwood, Kelly S c h o o 1 e y , Ronnie Schooley, 82 Doug Lyle, Mike McCune. Donnie Swinehart Dave Watts Roger Schooley Dick Probasco RESERVE BASKETBALL Kneeling, 1. to r: Stephan Sherrick, Danny Smith, Probasco, Craig Spring, Ronnie Schooley, Doug Randy Tatman, Chuck Berga, Ken Dalrymple, Dave Lyle, Steve Sines, Bill Aichele, Robert Headley, Bell, Steve Thomas. Standing: Coach Bell, Dick Mitchell Swackhammer, Coach Boyden. RESERVE SCOREBOARD Ceramics Opponents 45 Roseville 34 51 John Glenn 2'7 55 Tri-Valley 39 41 Philo 54 40 Sheridan 43 53 Maysville 51 25 West Muskingum 38 54 New Lexington 42 Bill Aichele, Denny Harvey, and Craig Spring Craig Spring At left: In dark jer- seys: Denny Harvey, Bill Aichele, Craig Spring, and Ronnie Schooley Denny Harvey and Steve Sines CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Christine Dalrymple and Pam Locke. Standing: Nellie Nelson, Debbie Morrison, and Elaine Rice Nellie Nelson, Debbie Morrison, Pam Locke, . V - Elaine Rice, and Christine Dalrymple ' : Becky Kuhn, Pam Lynsky, JoAnn Henning, and Eloise Brannon RESERVES Kneeling: Becky Kuhn and Pam Lynsky. Standing: Eloise Brannon and JoAnn Henning Edinai: finer? 31:: rMcDgnggbl; . Diane Clark, Lannie Bentley, .3. 1 y . y, Stallings Judy Lamb Wllllams Bacm MlssCoulter, , ! Jan Ferguson ' , - Janet Taylor, Hannah Eveland, PEP Nouna Taylor, Harriet Eveland, Pam Spring, Jackie Poole, Charlene Hunt Kris Allwine, Lee Brooks, Jill Poole, Jan Driggs, Arm King, Marilyn Perry, Row 2: Janet Taylor, Hannah Eveland, Nouna Taylor, Harriet Eveland, Pam Spring, Jackie Poole, Janice Maier, Charlene Hunt, Row 3: David Alexander, Frank Swinehart, Jeannine Allard, Judy McDaniel, Row 4: Melody Tharp, Lynn Allwine, Connie Willison, Becky Kangas, Cindy Allen Cheerleaders leading Pam Spring, JackiePoole,Janice Maier, cheers Charlene Hunt, David Alexander, Frank Swinehart, Jeannine Allard, Judy McDaniels, macm Lynn Allwine ASSEMBLIES Joe Talbot, Kenny Richardson, Dave Wilson, 032.010 Mary Pollock, Gary LeRoy LaDonna Kuhn and Kris Allwine, Lee Brooks, Jill Poole, Jan Jerry Watts Driggs, Ann King, Marilyn Perry, Dixie Lynsky SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1:Steve Reed, Swingle. 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Miss Keller? Exhibit A in the Library Show Case --Susan Miller. Did YOU whup New Lex, Gene? Tsk-tsk, Deanna. What instrument Do you All-MVL tackle Bobill play, Pam? Oh come, now, Crowder, don't run! The Young Einstein. Will it be a cardiogram or a telegram, Beth? Waiting for lunch Jack Lemity,John Robinson, Randy Lewis, and Tom Crowder. Health Class Lester Dumm and Marla Bowers. Joe Talbot, Jack Lemity, Mike Sines, Joe Woneymaker, and Nellie Nelson. Kevin Hannum, Jim Neff, and Study Hall Tom Young. David Robinson and Brenda Collins. IN THE GYM At right: Danny Smith,Donnie Swinehart, Doug Lyle, Craig Spring At right: Ed Noce, Chuck Berga, Tom Hunt, Max Bowen, Dave Bell, Doug Lyle At left: Tim Kenny, Mike Levering, Joe Greene, Bob Dennis, John Starner At 1eft:Chuck Berga,Ronnie Schooley,Doug Lyle, Max Bowen, Danny Smith, Donnie Swinehart Diane Brown, Linda Hiles, RobertaHinkle, Peggy Chevalier, Paula Fulk, S h a r o n Ferguson, Diane Jirles Diane Brown, Linda Hiles, Marsha Hinkle, Peggy Chevalier Marsha Hinkle, Paula Fulk, Linda Hiles, Peggy Chevalier Diane Brown, Roberta Hinkle, Peggy Chevalier IN THE LIBRARIES Mgis ' . Clockwise: Dale Miller, Mike Hammer, Jack Lemity, Beth Baughman, Jeff Souders, Steve Tea with FHA for teachers: Mr. Traver, Mr. Dillehay Estill, Mr. Null, Miss Kinnan, Mrs. Tharp, Mr. Bell, Mr. Gannon, Mr. Worthington Kathy Swingle, Melody Tharp, Carol Tolliver, Randy Tatman Reading the shelf-list: Wanda Nellie Nelson and Pam Locke Estep and Nancy Wintgens The Junior High Branch: Librarian Marsha Harris Wlth Julla Short Steve Sines getting Magazine Librarlan Wendy Towns SPORTS ILLUSTRATED Robert Weaver Dave Alexander Bobby Moore Mr. Traver and Dave Wilson Melody Tharp and Bryan Stoneburner gag gammy m; , 3m m m 5; WW mam xmugwgm m 29; 3ggf g Q Kfaiig ,3 . Jim Neff, Robert Weaver, Dave Watts, Dave, Wilson, Bryan Stoneburner, Greg Shell, Rick Knerr, Rick Talbot, Melody Tharp. Physics Class Drawing Class Would you believe Mr. Boyden is working? Tom Young, Gary Browning, Gary Robinson, Randy Tatman Bob Dennis g a $35 Billy Hiles Wm Jerome Watt 5, Danny R a m b 0, Tom Young, Bob B u t r o 11, Dave Harbaugh, Steve Brown. Where are your goggles, B. L., Gary Robinson, and Gary Browning Mike Hammer Learns to Cook Mrs. Schmotter Wanda Trussell, Mrs. F. H. A, officers' Jill Luster, Neddena Watts, and Tana Williams Above: Sharon Ferguson and Linda Trussell Sherry Jeffers Below: Peggy Chevalier, Paula Rupe, Linda Ferguson Belinda Collins Marsha Harris Brenda Collins Kathy Watts Left-- Shorthand 7th Period June Riffle Linda Sidwell Right-- Typing 8th Period Sandy Storts June Riffle Left Maureen Redfern Pam Locke Right Bob Noce Dan Yoder Left Terry Houk Linda Wyer Right Dixie Lynsky The Pattons and Mr. Gannon and Guests The Nelsons and Mr. Traver Mrs. Tharp and the Fergusons The Allens and Miss Shields Mr. Null Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Allen oero i .t r e v d Heavy Duty Heating Equipment Incinerators 247 North Fifth Street F. F. lEONARD, INC. 5 Columbus, Ohio 432 15 E l 3 Ruud Hot Water Heaters i E E I i Compliments of CLAY CITY BEVERAGE, INC. 335 North Sixth St. Zanesville Ohio Compliments of PEART FURNITURE STORE Main Street Crooksville, Ohio Compliments of GEM ICE CREAM CO. Congr atulations from ROGER'S BARBER SHOP Crooksville 100 Compliments of DR. L. H. NELSON Optometrist Crooksville, Ohio WILLISON MOTOR C0., INC. 305 Broadway New Lexington, Ohio Seniors: We wish you a healthy and most prosperous future Pontiac--Buick--Cadillac Ponti a0 Tempest- -Buick Speci 31 Perry County's Auto Shopping Center Compliments of LEVERING'S GROCERY Main Street Crooksville, Ohio Compliments of THE NELSON MCCOY POTTERY C0. Compliments of Roseville Ohio SOUTH SIDE CARRY-OUT Compliments Compliments of of GEM RESTAURANT WHITE BUICK Congr atulations of Home of Good Deals POOLE'S BARBER SHOP Crooksville Compliments of I. i ! WISEMAN'S DAIRY 3 1 Grade A Dairy Products Phone: 982-2891 Phone: 691-7351 Crooksville Roseville Congr atulations Class of 1967 MIL-MAX RESTAURANT Congratulations to Class of 1967 WOLFE'S TAVERN Crooksville Ohio Compliments of HULL POTTERY COMPANY Crooksville, Ohio Compliments of TOM FERGUSON BARBER SHOP Main Street Crooksville SOWERS MARKET Household Supplies Sherwin Williams Paint Groceries--Meat Crooksville WATTS AUTO SERVICE Gener a1 Repair Work Body Repair and Paint Compliments of SOUDER DRUG STORE Main Street Crooksville, Ohio 102 Compliments of YOUNG AND LEWIS SERVICE STATION Blue Sunoco Gas and Oil Crooksville Ohio Phone: 982-3901 RAY TOLlEY IV SERVICE Zenith Radio and Television Several New Models Including Color To Choose From Service to All Makes of Radios and Televisions One Mile Off Route 93 at McLuney Route Two Crooksville CROOKSVIllE ROYAL BLUE MARKET Quality Groceries and Frozen Foods Congratulations WISEMAN'S HARDWARE 117 East Main Street 982-4896 Wishing the Class of 67 Success BEN FRANKLIN Locally Owned Nationally Known Main Street Crooksville, Ohio Congr atulations CROOKSVIllE HARDWARE C0. Everything in Hardware 39 East Main Street Phone: 982-4916 Crooksville Compliments of STONEBURNER 'S SOHIO Six Mile Turn Compliments of SWINEHART'S DAIRY MART Six Mile Turn CONAWAY BROS. SERVICE STATION Brake Service, Lubrication Wheel Balancing Tune-up Be Sure With Pure Phone 982-4941 Crooksville Compliments of JOLLY BAR Route 93 Crooksville, Ohio LONG'S JEWELRY Artcarved Diamonds and Bulova Watches Crooksville, Ohio 103 Best Wishes to The Class of 1967 KINCAID BROTHERS Crooksville's Oldest Department Store Phone: 982-49 82 Congratulations, Class Of 67 WILSON'S BAKERY Compliments of SALLY'S BEAUTY SHOP Crooksville Ohio Congratulations DON EVELAND'S BARBER SHOP FIORE'S RESTAURANT AND BOWLING New Lexington CADY INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance R. L. Cady, Agent Phone: 982-3091 101 East Main Street Crooksville, Ohio 104 Congr atulations to Class of '67 from 1. 8. H. BlllIARDS SINGER HARDWARE STORE Dean and Barry Paints Wheel Horse Builders Supplies and G. E. Appliances Crooksville SOWERS SHEEI MEIAL Crooksville Heating--P1umbing Charles Sowers, Proprietor Compliments of HMS PHARMACY Two Locations THE CROOKSVlllE BANK Main Street Crooksville, Ohio Main Street Maysville Avenue Duncan Falls Zanesville, Ohio 674-6118 452-0024 Congr atul ations C 1' t omp01fmen S EVELYN'S BEAUTY SHOP Corner Taylor and Buckeye WEAVER TEA ROOM MARTIN'S 401 Mill Street New Lexington ACE HARDWARE SUBURBAN RESTAURANT and DRIVE-IN New Lexington Zane Plaza LABAKI'S MARKET South Zanesville, Ohio 1403 Maysville Avenue Zanesville, Ohio Compliments of THE FIRST IRUST AND SAVINGS BANK FRAME'S MARKET Complete Banking Service Roseville Branch Member F.D.I.C. McLuney MEREDITH COllEGE Your School Of Business Seniors: Request your copy of free catalogue. 55 14?. North Fifth Street Phone: GL 3-8136 Zanesville Ohio ROBERT'S DAIRY QUEEN State Route 345 East Fultonham, Ohio Compliments of PERRY HARDWARE CO. New Lexington CHENEY TIRE SERVICE New Lexington, Ohio Retreads--Genera1 Tires-- Batteries--Alignments-- Shocks--Muff1ers THE TIMES RECORDER Perry County's Favorite Daily Newspaper Telephone: 452-4561 34 South Fourth Street Zanesville, Ohio 43701 106 Phone: F12-3486 GENE RAMBLER G. M. C. SALES More for Less when you deal here Selected Used Cars Gene Groves 702 W. Broadway New Lexington, Ohio FlNlAW lUMBER C0. Builder's Supplies, Lumber and Millwork Everything to Build a Home. South Z anesville, Ohio LAMB'S DRY CLEANERS Professional Dry Cleaning Pickup and Delivery Coin Laundry and Dry Cleaning Open 24 hours--7 days a week Phone: Fi2-1069 New Lexington, Ohio Compliments of METZGER INSURANCE 113 North Main Street New Lexington, Ohio MC BEE JEWELRY Phone: 342-3287 New Lexington, Ohio Compliments of HOWARD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Complete Home Furnishings For the Entire Family New Lexington, Ohio Compliments of BOB RICHARDSON Representative for Eusiness Equipment Fourth Street Zanesville Good Luck ELLIOTT LUMBER COMPANY Crooksville Malta DUTRO MOTOR COMPANY Southeastern Ohio 's Largest FORD Dealer South Fifth at Canal Street Zanesville, Ohio THE NEWLON- FORAKER CO. 215 South Main St. New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Phone: 342- 1979 SCHUBACH MUSIC CENTER, INC. Hammond Organs, Everett Pianos 275 Fifth Avenue GL 3-0713 Zanesville, Ohio Compliments of SHELTON MOTORS, INC. Chevrolet and Olds Sales and Service New Lexington, Ohio SPRING'S ASHLAND SERVICE The Friendly Man With The Better Brand Valvoline Oil Products Richman Tires Crooksville, Ohio Compliments of CONN'S POTATO CHIPS Made Fresh Daily Zanesville, Ohio GL 2-4615 Zanesville's Oldest Credit Jewelers Electrical Contractors R O B E R T S The Diamond Store Teen-Age Charge Accounts Welcome Electrical Supplies R. ALLEN ELECTRIC, INC. WEIGAND G. M. C. TRUCK SALES. INC. G. M. C. Gasoline and Diesel Trucks Zanesville, Ohio Phone 982-4931 545 South State Street South Maysville Ave. GL 2-8658 Crooksville, Ohio Phone 453-0251 562 Putnam Ave. P. J. AUTO SALES Dependable Used Cars Limestone Aggregate-Agricultural Lime Paul Joseph, Prop. CHESTERHIU. STONE C0. Zanesville,Ohio Recapping Vulcanizing Phone VI 9-2338 U. S. Royal Tires CITY TIRE SERVICE 1356 Maysville Ave. East Fultonham Arlin Frame GLadstone 3-6033 Compliments of MARTY'S BEAUTY LOUNGE 144 Moore Street Refractories Division FERRO CORPORATION Compliments of CANNON BROS. CLAY PRODUCERS Roseville, Ohio Comphments GROOKSVILLE AERIE NO. 1979 of BAKER TYPEWRITER COMPANY F. O. E. Main Street, Crooksville, Ohio 124 South Columbus Lancaster, Ohio You are invited to Visit 653-4531 THE CANDLE ROOM 244 West Main . Crooksville, Ohio Expert Serv1ce All Makes Anita Cady Good Luck to the Class of 1967 NEFF 0 . C0., INC. Distributors Pure Oil Products Main Office--Crooksville New Lexington- -Ma1ta-- Philo 109 NICHOL'S RESTAURANT AND BAKERY 730 Putnam Avenue Zanesville RAMBO'S GARAGE State Street Crooksville, Ohio GORDON'S SERVICE STATION Route 93 South of Crooksville Compliments of TOM'S ICE CREAM BOWL ORPHA FLOWERS 47-49 N. Fifth Street Zanesville, Ohio SARBAUGH'S LONGVIEW GULF SERVICE U-Haul Tractors U-Haul Truck Wheel Horse--Grave1y Tractors Maysville Pike Zanesville, Ohio 452-1354 Compliments of LEVERING FLORISTS Crooksville Compliments of JAMES AND MAX TOLLIVER Compliments of DUNLAP WELDING AND SUPPLY 720 Marietta Street Zanesville Ohio Phone: GL3-0354 DOROTHY'S CAFE Main Street Crooksville, Ohio Compliments of LAURA'S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of BEN SOWERS ALUMINUM 461 Putnam Avenue Zanesville, Ohio RANKIN AND RANKIN, INC. Insurance and Real Estate Corner Sixth and Market Streets Zanesville, Ohio READY-MIX CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. Phone: 342-1948 Mechanic Street, New Lexington, Ohio Backhoe Service Septic Tanks Compliments of HELEN IMLAY'S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of KATSAMPE 'S GRANVILLE GATEWOOD STUDIO 15 North Fifth Street Zanesville, Ohio Sidwell Brothers Asphalt Aggregate Coal Lime Route W Zanesville, Ohio Phones New Lexington FI 2-1988 Fultonham VI 9-2392 Compliments of THE CAMERA SHOP Market Street Zanesville 452-7302 RATllFFE Mobile Homes New and Used Trailers Route 7, Zanesville, Ohio Where Customers Send Their Friends Owner Cliff Ratliffe Phone GL 3-8013 Electrical--P1umbing Service ROY SPRANKLE 105 Church Street 982-4011 Crooksville LINDSAY Bicycle and Hobby Shop Roadmaster 25 S. Sixth Street Zanesville, Ohio GL 2-3583 Schwinn Compliments of MAURICE A. KNIGHT'S SONS, INC. Manufacturers Chemical Stoneware Crooksville, Ohio Compliments of COLONIAL INN Paul Starner Compliments of BIG APPLE NITE CLUB DE VINE'S Prescriptions Pharmacy 21 North Fourth Street Zanesville, Ohio Delivery Service Phone 452-4411 Better Used Cars for Less PARK MOTOR SALES New Lexington Compliments of CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING COMPANY CLOSSMAN'S HARDWARE Sporting Goods Everything in Athletics Varsity Award Jackets and Sweaters School Equipment Zanesville Compliments of THE BURGER CHEF Home of the World's Greatest 15$ Hamburger Two Locations Maple Avenue Maysville Avenue THE ?Haraaitg 5km: Young Men's Fashion Headquarters T he New 51mm Zanesville's First and Foremost Clothier ADVANCE PRINTING CO. Crooksville-Roseville Messenger Perry County Tribune Buckeye Lake News Robert L. Mast, Publisher VAN HORN MOTOR SALES Your Mercury and Comet Dealer Phone: Fi 2-3215 228 Broadway New Lexington, Ohio Compliments of R. L. LONGSTRETH, BUILDER Phone: 982-3806 Crooksville Compliments of SINES INSURANCE AGENCY Crooksville, Ohio HAROLD NEFF SERVICE STATION Distributors Pure 011 Products Compliments of TEEN SHOPPE Connie and Max Bateson Phone 982-3011 Compliments of WHITE '8 AUTO WRECKING Congratulations to Class of '67 CROOKSVILLE DAIRY QUEEN Dick, Jean, Gin, Jittle, Nancy Congratulations to Class of '67 BOWERS AUTO SUPPLY Automotive Parts of Quality Main Street Crooksville, Ohio , IlliloI'II!SIII'IsI '.i E Construction Industrial--MiH--Mine Supplies Zanesville, Ohio 43702 Box 431 Phone 453-0328 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. James Schmotter Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Tharp Jim, Dort, and Marilyn Smith Carolyn, Rick, and Dana Hoskinson Helen, Torn, Rosemary Anne, and Tommy Hammond Pat, Bill, Marsha, Missy, Mary, Mike and Marilyn Cavinee Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Allen, Bob and Steve Mr. and Mrs. Neal Roberts, Jr. Miss Trena Kinnan Allison and Eddie A1 and Darcy Terry and Debbie Mrs. Elmer Sinsabaugh Mr. E. W. Drinkwater Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Sowers and family Mr. George Blagg Mr. and Mrs. Rex Allen J im Schmotter Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bell and Gary, David, John, and James Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Allwine Mr. and Mrs. Fred Piccone Dave, Connie, and Kacy Moore Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Null, Jr. Rick and Marsha Mr. Walter Marple Miss Kay Kinnan Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Worthington Miss Mary Lou Keller Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rodgers, Sr. Mary and Tom Gossman Bill, Ruth, Joe, and David Alexander Helen and Roy Pletcher Jeff, Bobi, and Jeffie Williams Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Harold Showers Sue and Ron Inman Patty and Terry Musick Frank, Linda, and Frankie Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. William Clark and family Jim, Debbie, and Timmy Gordon Ray, Mona, and Kim German Gene, Connie, and Regina Russell Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Boyden and Billy, Bobby, and Tommy Mr. and Mrs. Chester Leasure Mrs. A. C. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dennis Joe, Dona, David, Susie, and Mike Wilson Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 from MOLLY PITCHER'S MOTHERS CLUB Compliments of Jay Short CANNON AND CANNON FUNERAL HOME Crooksville 982-3071 LEE JEWELERS 512 Main Street Zanesville New Easy Terms PIONEER MUSIC SHOP Southeastern Ohio's Largest Selection of Phonographs and Records 56 North Fifth Street Zanesville A Dancing Master The long and the short of it moon Bill Boyden and Roger Weaver Interpretatlve Dancing--Reach for the 1-2-3-kick 11 Would you believe--six eggs? STOP. Somebody, I sa --SOMEBODY caught a pass. 116 Do-re-mi Randy and Ruth Bryan Stoneburner This is what school is REALLY for. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: Debbie Stover, secretary; Charm Collins, vice-president; Mary Cavine, pres- ident Pam and Dick Melody and Dave framed in physics SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: Kaye Weaver, president; Lou Ann Brannon, secretary; Jeff Caton, vice-president Amy and Ken Kathy Watts, Phil McIntyre, Gary Buckley, Gene Taylor, and Bruce Harper Susan Miller Betty Crocker's Homemaker of Hall chant: Make way! Make way! Tomorrow Bryan Stonehurner, Dave Wilson, and Rick Knerr get Bobby Moore up in the air. THE END. NOW, we can clean up the mess!! Smack him, Ron. 118 Lx'hoq'opnvd s Euund by wmswonm Manama Mo, 11 s A . - M---.M..V.....u 4., w .WK .....g..V