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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1970 volume:

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Class History Distinguished Seniors Underclassmen Sophomores Eighth Grades . . . . . . . . . 46 Seventh Grades . . . . . . . . 48 Activities 51 The Business Department . . . 52 The Science Department . . . . 53 Home Economics Department . . 54 lndustriai Arts Department . . . 55 Band ..............56 FutureHomemakers ofAmerica . 57 Library.............58 Librarians ...........59 OfficeHelp...........60 Student Council . . . . . 61 Science Club . . . . Spanish Club . . . ......62 ...... 63 Crux-Hi Skan Sta Cheerleaders Homecoming Baseball......... Elementary Schools . . . Bearfield School . . McLuney School . . North School . . . . TO MISS EVA COULTER who has spent these many years in an effort to teach us to do things correcHy; who has marked all our errors in the hope that we would correct them; and who has had much to teach us FF we wanted fo learn. Miss Coulfer was graduated From CrooksviHe High School in 1922; then she received her B. A. from Ohio Wesleyan Universify, where she was Phi Beta Kappa; next she re- ceived her M. A. From Ohio State Universify; and lafer she did more graduate work at Wesfern Reserve. In her years of service fo Crooksville young people, she has variously faughf 10th, 11th, and 12th grade English, Spanish I, II, and III, speech, and French I and II; she was junior class advisor For many years sponsoring the Junior prom and coaching the junior play; and she organized and has sponsored a Spanish club continuously throughout her tenure. So, to Miss Coulter, fhis yearbook isdedicafed in appreciation For her steadfast efforts fo hefp us and as a tribute 'ro her unswerving integrity. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. F red Piccone Mr. Ray Tolley, President Mrs. A. C. Lawrence IN SESSION Mr. Carl Hughes, Vice-President The Board of Education is composed oF Five citizens elected by popular vote of the school district to operate the local schoois. It is their duty to make general policies for the good of the students and the school community, to hire personnel, to budget the money to get the mostvalue For the least expenditure. They have prepared written regula- tions to establish policies which will remain consistent regardless oFchonges in personnel. Like a board ofdirectors, they oper- ate 'the biggest business inCrooksviHe-- the biggest transportation business with seven busses transporting approximately 600 students; the biggest restaurant busi- ness serving approximately 400 people each day; the biggestentertoinment busi- ness with social and sports events each week, not to mention the small matterotc educating over 1,300 students. THE SUPERINTENDENT Mr. William Worthington has served as superintendent of the Crooksville Schools For the pasteighteen years. He start- ed in the First grade at East School at the age of six. He REALLY started at the bottom and worked up. He is described by the grade school students as that man who carries things, because he runs asort of personal delivery service to all the schools. He is described by the high school teachers as the man who spends clays and days Filling out report forms on a terribly messy desk. He may also be Found helping the janitor scrub a Floor, selling tickets at a ball game, counting lunch money, veri- Faxing copies of important papers, keeping a study hall, patrolling the halls of a building, or standing on the street talking--about school problems. It has been in his tenure that the new gym and science laboratories were built, the East, North, annd Luney build- ings have been remodelled; and MC Luney and BearField Town- ship have ioined the Crooksville Exempted Village School District. But through it all, his first interest has always been the students; and his proudest accomplishments are maniFested by the students' scholarship honors and their success with Further education or employment as a result ottheir educa- tion in the Crooksville Schools. THE PRINCIPAL Mr. Henry W. Null, Jr., has been principal of the high school For the past five years, He is responsible For its or- ganization and its discipline. And he only gets the discipline cases after they become too difficult for the teachers to handle. He listens to complaints and gripes about things in which he has had no partincausing. Hepinch-hits For teachers who are absent; he directed the band when he was needed; he in- herited the cheerleaders. He sees mostly the problem children, because his day is not long enough to include many of the good kids. He chaperones all school events and acts as bouncer when it is necessary to evict an undesirable. He sets an example with his loyalty and integrity. Without him, there would be mayhem. Yes, surely, misery is a high school principal. THE RECEIVING LINE , AT OPEN HOUSE 3E 3;; Miss Coulter Mr. Mast Mr. Bell and Mr. Cannon 1.3112 A 5i$$m 8 Miss Kinnan The Band Room 1W3. FACULTY MRS. WENDELL BELL English and Reading, Mon- ticello, Kentucky; B. 8. Eastern Kentucky State Col- lege; LindseyWiIson Junior College; University of Ken- tucky; Colorado State Col- lege. Eighth Grade Advisor. MR. DOUG LAS CANNON Guidance Counselor. Crooks- ville, Ohio; 8.8. and M.A. Ohio University. Junior High Football Coach; Junior High Track Coach. MISS EVA COU LTER Spanish and English. Crooks- ville, Ohio; B.A. Ohio Wes- leyan University; M.A. Ohio State University, Western Reserve University. Spanish Club Advisor; Senior Class Advisor. MR. PATRICK FUNK Biological sciences. Somer- set, Ohio; 8.8. Ohio State University. Assistant Sci- ence Club Advisor. Soph- omore Class Advisor. 10 MR. WENDELL BELL Health and Physical Educa- tion. Monticgallo, Kentucky; B.S. Union College, Barbours- ville; Kentucky State Col- lege. Head Basketball Coach; Assistant Football Coach,- Head Baseball Coach. Var- sity C Adviser. Senior Class Advisor. MR. ROY COLLINS Physical Education and Driver Training. Whitton, Arkansas; B.S. Arkansas State College. Freshman Football Coach; Freshman Basketball Coach. Junior Class Advisor. X 1 MR. D. EUGENE FISHER 1 Vocal and Instrumental Music. Oceanside, L. L; Wilmington College. MR. CHARLES L. KABEALO lndustriaf Arts. Columbus, Ohio; B.S. Ohio State Uni- versity; M.S. University of Pittsburgh. Assistant Foot- ball Coach; Assistant Basket- ball Coach; Assistant Track Coach. MISS MARY LOU KELLER Secretarial Studies. Corning, Ohio; 8.8. and M.A. Ohio University. MR. ROBERT H. PIERCE Business Subject. Vermiiion, Ohio; B.A. Ohio State University. Sophomore Class Advisor. MRS. ARTHUR LONG World and Ohio History. College; Ohio University. Junior Class Advisor. MR. RAYMOND MAST English. Crooksville, Ohio; B.S. Ohio University. Junior Class Advisor. Wadsworth, Ohio; B.A. Hiram MISS TRENA KINNAN Mathematics. Roseville, Ohio; 8.8, and MA. Ohio Univer- sity. Senior Play Coach; Seventh Grade Class Ad- visor. MRS. ROBERT P. LEE English and Geography. Muncie, Indiana; B.A. Ball State University; U.C.L,A.; Junior Play Coach; Fresh- man Class Advisor. MR. BRIAN LONGSTRETH American History. Crooks- ville, Ohio; 85. Ohio Uni- versity. Seventh Grade Class Advisor. MRS. JAMES SCHMOTTER Home Economics. Crooks- ville, Ohio. B.S. University of Cincinnati. F.H.A. Ad- visor; Senior Class Advisor. MRS. WALLACE THARP Home Economics. Crooks- ville, Ohio; B.S. Ohio Uni- versity. F.H.A. Advisor; Freshman Class Advisor. MR. JERRY SUTHERLAND Physical Sciences. Roseville, Ohio; B.S. Ohio University. Freshman Class Advisor. MRS. WILLIAM D. WALDEN Fine Arts. Brookfield, Mass.; B.A. Lake Erie College. MR. WILLIAM D. WALDEN Mathematics and Govern- ment. Ashtabula, Ohio; B.S. Ohio State University. Soph- omore Class Advisor. MR. JAMES W. WEINSZ MRS. WILLIAM WORTHING- Business Subjects. Dover, TON Ohio; 85. Bowling Green Librarian. Crooksville, Ohio; State University; MA. San B,A. Lake Erie College; 8.8. Jose State CoHege, CaHf- Ohio State University; M.A. Ofnia. Varsity C Advisor; Ohio University; University Head Football Coach; As- of Utah. Library Club Ad- sistant Basketball Coach; visor; Crux-Hi Skan Advisor. Assistant Track Coach. Eighth Grade Class Advisor. ms mtg ,; say: , W ' 15d 5:3 ' Mjfw V. m MRS. JOSEPH WILSON MRS. RICHARD CADY, R.N. School Secretary School Nurse Mr. John Aldridge, Maintenance Man Mr. Mickey SERVING LINE Mr. Leroy Hilliard Mr. John Mickey Senior High Janitor Senior High Janitor Mrs. Ralph Fitzer and Mrs. Dawson Ross Cafeteria Cooks LUNCH TIME! Mr. Kenneth Wannamaker Junior High Janitor Mr. Hilliard THE TRANSPORTATION REPORT Mr. Willard Nelson Mr. Earl Hicks GOING HOME: Kem Dalrymple, Tom Stoneburner, Robert Storts, Marvin Nelson, Gary Swinehart, Don Reed. mmmmM Mr. Harold Gibbs Mr. Perle Allen Mr. Marion Jones Mr. Dale Mingus SENIORS THOMAS C. STONEBURNER College Course; Class President 4; Student Coun- cil 4, sergeant-at-arms 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Sci- ence Club 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Varsity C 2,3, 4, sergeant-at-arms 4; Scholarship team 1,3; Buckeye Boys State alter- nate; Junior play. KAROLE LEE BROOKS College-Commerciai Courses; Class Secretary 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, treasurer 3, secretary 4; Science Club 1,2,3,4, secretary 2, treas- urer 3; Chorus 2,4; Scholar- ship team 1,2; Buckeye Girls State Alternate; Homecom- ing attendant 1,4; Chorus 2, 4: Junior olav Rfaff GARY ALLEN General Course, Football 1,3,4; Track 3; Varsity C ROGER BANKES General Course RANDY ALTIER College Course; Class pre- sident 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 1,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,- Track 1,2,3; Varsity C 4; CruX-Hi Skan staff; Junior play. BONNIE LOU BOOKMAN General Course; Chorus 1,2; Student Council 4; Scholarship team 3, Office help 3. THOMAS LYNN CARR Coilege Course; Class Vice-president 1,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Foot- ball, 1,2; Baseball 4; Track 1,2; Varsity 0 2,3,4. LYNN BROOKS TALBOT Commercial Course; Class Treasurer 4; Span- ish Club 1,2; Science Club1,2;Junior play staff. MIKE COLLINS General Course; Science Club 1; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Varsity C 2,3,4. ROBERT DENNIS General Course CRAIG BRANNON General Course; Science Club 2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 3,4, president 4; Foot- baH 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,- Baseball 3,4; Varsity C 2, 3,4. CHRIS CHESSER General Course JO ANN CHARLES General Course; Science Club 1,2,4; FHA 2,3,4, Song leader 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior play. PAM CHESSER General Course; Chorus 1. MOLLY JO DENMAN College Course; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,- Band 1, 2,3,4, treasurer 3, presi- dent 4; Office help 4. JAMES DENSMORE General Course; Football 1. 17 JOYCE DICKERSON Commercial Course; Scholarship team 1,2,- Buckeye Girls State Alternate; Office help 4; Junior play. TIM DILLEHAY General Course. BARBARA LYNN DEBBIE FERGUSON DUNWOODY Genera! Course, FHA 1; Junior play staff. DICK FISHER General Course; Student Council 4; Football 2,3,4,- Basketball 1,2,3; Track 3, 4; Varsity C 3,4, presi- dent 4. DEBBIE FRERIKS Commercial Course; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4. 18 Commercial Course. MIKE FRECKER General Course,- Science Club 2,3; Manager bas- ketball 3, track 2,3, foot- ball 4; VarsityC 3,4; Junior play. NINA GOTTKE College and Commercial Courses; Spanish CIub 1, 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Student Council 2; Schol- arship team 1,2,3; Office , help 2; Librarian 4, i secretary 4; Buckeye Girls State delegate; Crux-Hi Skan staff. JOE GREENE College course; Spanish 1,2; BasketbaH manager 1; Office help 4. RANDY HARRIS General course; Football 1; Basketball 1. BIL L HILES General course RICK HARVEY General course, Football 1,3; Basketball 1. MARGARET HILL DONNA INMAN Commercial course HUTCHINS General course SHERRY JEFFERS AMISTA KEATES College Course, Spanish Commercial course, Sci- Club 1,2; Science Club 1, ence Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1, 2; FHA 1,2, Song leader 2. 2,3,4, reporter 2, award of merit 3, secretary 4; Junior play staff. TIM KENNY College course; Spanish Club 1,2; Football 1,4; Basketbail 1; Track 1; Baseball 3,4; Junior play staff. TOM KLINGLER College course; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 3, 4, sergeant-at-arms 4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Varsity 0 3,4, secretary-treasurer 4; Junior play staff. JIM KING College course; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Li- brarian 4; Crux-Hi Skan staff; Junior play staff. Club 1,2,3,4, news report- er 2, secretary 3,4; Span- ish Club 1,2,3,4, secretary 3, president 4; Chorus 2; Student Council 3,4, secre- tary 3,4; Class secretary- treasurer 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Homecoming 2,4, attendant 2, queen 4; Scholar- ship team 2,3; Junior play staff. JIM LEVEFHNG General course; Spanish Club 1; Science Club 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 1; Foot- ball 1; Track 1. SHARON LANTZ Commerciai course; Span- ish Club 1. MIKE LEVERING College course; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 3, 4; Basketball 1,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; VarsityC 3,4; Junior play staff. MARCIA ANN LEWIS College course; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Buckeye Girls State Alternate; Scholarship team 2,3; BECKY KUHN College course; Science Junior play staff. 4 1 1 TIM MAINES General course; Spanish Club 1; Science Club 1,2, 3,4, president 4; Band 2, Football 2,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1; Junior play. OWEN MC INTOSH General Course EARL LIPPS General course. MARK LONGSTRETH College course; Class president 3; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1,2; Junior play staff. EDNA LOGGINS Commercial course,- Band 1,2; Chorus 2; FHA 1,2,4; Junior play; Librarian 4. JILL LUSTER General course,- Science Club 1 FHA 1,2,3,4, vice- president 3, parliamentarian 4, county historian 3; Li- brarian 4, vice-president 4; Crux-Hi Skan staff. TIM MATHENEY General course; football 1. KEVIN MC INTYRE College course; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 1,2; Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 3,4; Tragk 1,2; VarsityC 4. 21 NANCY REDFERN Commerical course; Span- ish Club 1; Science Club 2; Chorus 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Jun- ior play cast; Office help 4. RICHARD REIDER General course; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4. 22 RANDY MC NEAL General course. MARVIN NELSON College course; football 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4. CARLA MILLER Commercial course,- Span- ish Club 1,2; Band 1,2,4; Junior play. WALLY NELSON College course; class vice-president 2; Student Counci! 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Varsity 0 3,4, vice-president 4; Buck- eye Boys State delegate. EARL REED, JUNIOR General course. TANA WILLIAMS RIDENOUR Commerical course; FHA 1,2 Junior play cast. GAYE RUSSELL General course; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Band 1; Junior play staff. MARSHA TALBOT SCHOOLEY College and Commercial courses; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 1; Student Council 2; Homecoming at- tendant 3; Cheerleader 2,3; Buckeye Girls State delegate; Junior play staff. CHAR LES SHUSTER General course. JEFF SOUDERS College course; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Junior play cast. GEORGE SCHOOLEY General course; Football 1, 4; Baseball 3,4. LOU ANN SHORT College course; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, sergeant-at- arms 3, treasurer 4; Science Club 2,3,4, vice-president 4; Student Council 3; Scholarship team 1,2; Buckeye Girls State delegate; Junior play staff. RANDY SMITH General course; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 3,4; Varsity C 4. SUSAN SOWERS College course; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 1; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Li- brarian 1; Junior play staff. JOHN STARNER College course; Spanish Club 1,2; Football 3,4; Junior play staff. MARCIA TOLLIVER Junior play staff. Basketball 1; Baseball 4; Track 1,2; Varsity C 3,4; Commercial course; Sci- ence Club 1,2; Chorus 3; FHA 1,2,3; Librarian 1,2; GEORGE TEDROW College course; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 1; Buckeye Boys State alter- nate; Junior play cast. DARCY WATTS General course,- Majorette 1,2; Chorus 2,3; FHA 1,2, 3,4, treasurer 3, vice- president, County song leader 4; Junior play staff. KATHY JO WATTS NEDDENA WATTS Commercial course; FHA Commercial coUrse; Cho- 1,2,3,4, secretary 3, pres- rus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; ident 4, County parliamen- Junior play cast. tarian 3; State Homemaker degree 3; Office help 4; Li- brarian 4, treasurer 4; Jun- ior play cast; Crux-Hi Skan business manager. BILL WAYNE BENNY WEAVER Genera! course; Football 1,3. General course. TIM WELCH BOB WHITE College course; Spanish General course. Club 1,2; Basketbail 1; Scholarship team 2,3; Buck- eye Boys State delegate. THVI WHITE JAMES WILLIAMS General course; Track 3; General course. Basketball 2,3. SALLY EILEEN WINTGENS College and commercial courses; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 1,2; Band 2,3,- Chorus 1,2; Librarian 4; Crux-Hi Skan staff. CYNTHIA WISE Commercial course; FHA 1,2. SALLY WISE Commerical course; FHA 1,2. RONNIE WOOLEY General course. GARY PRICE General course. And In The Second Grade NORTH SCHOOL: ROW 1: Jo Ann Charles, Bruce Mor: rison, Marsha Stiles, David Taylor, Neddena Watts, Teri Spencer, Marsha Talbot, John Starner. ROW 2: Tim Kenny, Marcia ToHiver, Craig Brannon, Kathy Watts, Tim Maines, Linda Miller, Roger Spring, Roger Bobb. ROW 3: George Tedrow, Tana Williams, Tom Klingler, Mark Longstreth, Randy Smith, Starla Ball, Lee Brooks, Lynn Brooks, Jeff Souders. ROW 4: Mrs. Kildow and Jill Luster. 26 Class Colors Navy and White Class Flower Red Rose C loss Motto Build For chorocfer, not for Fame. EAST SCHOOL: ROW 1: Molly Denman, Tim Welch, Sherry Jeffers, Lou Ann Short. ROW 2: Nancy Redfern, Tim Matheney, John Dalrymple, Kathy Crain, Sally Wise, Cynthia Wise, Myles Brown, Edna Loggins. ROW 3: Cheryl Savage, Peggy Wintgens, Debbie Hammer, Jim Will- iams, Tom Carr, Cynthia La Flam, Blake Woodward. ROW 4: Kathy Hall, Jim King, Bill Wayne, Cindy Knight, Kristen Allwine, Unknown, Debbie Freriks. ROW 5: Paulette Thomas, Mike Collins, Curt Houk, Rick Harvey, Jo Conley, Pam Brown, Ronnie Sullivan. ROW 6: Mike Levering, Mike Frecker, Kathy Blaney, Jim Levering, Amista Keates, Mrs. Burley. SEVENTH GRADE CHRISTMAS PARTY Tim Kenny, Danny Howell, Tom Carr, George Ted- Tim Matheney, Rick Harvey, Mike Collins, Tim Dil- row, Susan Sowers, Marcia Tolliver, Amista Keates, lehay, Jim Williams, Jim Densmore, Bill Wayne, Pam Brown. Craig Brannon. FRONT: Myles Brown, Joe Greene, Mike Frecker, FRONT: Lou Ann Short, Marsha Ta?bot, Sherry ROQBV Bankes, Jim King. BACK: Annette Lander- Jeffers. BACK: Jo Conley, Kristen Allwine, Lynn man, Neddena Watts, Paulette Thomas, Cindy BrookS, Lee Brooks, Tom Hunt, Jeff Souders. Knight, Lana Savage, Donna lnman. FRONT: Tim Maines, Kevin McIntyre, John Starner, FRONT: Becky Ross, Jo Ann Charles. BACK: Doris Tom Klingler, Tim Welch, Mark Longstreth. BACK: Sothen, Nancy Redfern, Edna Loggins, Jill Luster, Teri Spencer, Barbara Dunwoody, Molly Denman, Debbie Freriks, Tana Williams, Gaye Russell, Dar- Sally Wise, Peggy Wintgens, Cynthia Wise. Cy Watts, Lynn Price. 27 28 xwmk SENIORS FRONT ROW: Randy Harris, Roger Bankes, Craig Brannon, George Schooley, RandySmith, Randy McNeal, Tim Dille- hay, Mike Collins. ROW 2: Bob White, BennyWeaver, Robert Dennis, Tim White, Jim Williams, Dick Fisher, Mike Frec- ker. ROW 3: Junior Reed, Tim Matheney, Owen McIntosh, Jim Densmore, Bill Hiles, Richard Reider. BACK ROW: Mr. Bell, Gary Allen, Earl Lipps, Rick Harvey, Ronnie Wooley, Chuck Shuster. FRONT ROW: Tim Welch, Mike Levering, Tom Klingler, John Starner, Tom Stoneburner, Randy Altier, Mark Longstreth, Tim Maines. ROW 2: Susie Sowers, Bonnie Bookman, Lou Ann Short, Nina Gottke, Lee Brooks, Molly Denman, Peggy Wint- gens, Marcia Lewis. ROW 3: Miss Coulter, Joe Greene, Becky Kuhn, Marsha Talbot Schooley, Darcy Watts, Joyce Dicker- son, George Tedrow, Jeff Souders. BACK ROW: Jim King, Kevin McIntyre, Tim Kenny, Wally Nelson, Jim Levering, Tom Carr, Marvin Nelson. FRONT ROW: Pam Chesser, Chris Chesser, Edna Loggins, Sharon Lantz, Sally Wise, Donna lnman Hutchins, Cynthia Wise, Sherry Jeffers. ROW 2: Debbie Freriks, Barbara Dunwoody, Kathy Watts, Nancy Redfern, Marcia Tolliver, Deb- bie Ferguson, Lynn Brooks Talbot, JoAnn Charles. BACK ROW: Mrs. Schmotter, Amista Keates, Jill Luster, Carla M iller, Tana Ridenour, Neddena Watts, Margaret Hill, Gaye Russell. Mrs. Schmotter's Homeroom Mr. Bell's Homeroom CLASS OFFICERS: Tom Carr, vice-president; Lee Brooks, secretary; Lynn Talbot, treasurer; Tom Stoneburner, president. 29 Miss Coulter's Homeroom WHEN THEY WERE FRESHMEN W 7' LN. 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, BennyWeaver, 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. FRONT ROW: Sharon Lantz, Molly Denman, Lynn Brooks, Marsha Talbot, Kri s 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: Tom Klingler, Tim Maines, Jim Levering, Tim Welch, Joe Greene, Tim Kenny, George Tedrow, John Starner. ROW 4: Tom Hunt, Jeff Soud- ers, Kevin McIntyre, Randy Altier, Tom Carr, Tom Stoneburner, Mrs. Lee. nw g CLASS OFFICERS :7' h ? FRONT ROW: Marcia Tolliver, Gaye Russell, Barbara Dunwoody, Sherry Jeffers, Marsha Swackhammer, Lee Brooks, Amista Keates, Becky Ross, Jo Ann Charles. ROW 2: Donna Inman, Lana Savage, Neddena Watts, Cynthia Wise, Annette Land- : erman, Sally Wise, Linda Moore, Paulette Thomas. ROW 3: Mrs. Tharp, Darcy Tom Carr, vice-president; Becky Kuhn, Watts, Debbie Freriks, Starla Ball, Lynn Price, Edna Loggins, Tana Williams, secretary-treasurer; and Tom Hunt, president. Kathy Watts. : 1969 HONOR SOCIETY: Front: Nellie Nelson, Wendy Towns. Row 2: Elaine Rice, Nouna Tay Margaret Gardner. Back Row: Dick Probasco, m w mm m n mmma , g? m m mu; ,m :9? 3a 58 gag gig 3a 1969 SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS: Willison, Jerry Bookman, Allen White. BUCKEYE BOYS STATE: Delegates Wally Nelson and Tim Welch in front. Alternates Tom Stoneburner and George Tedrow in back. Bob Pontious, Rick Chris White, Mary Jo Wallace, Ann King, lor, April Tolliver, NancyWintgens, Craig Spring, Bill Aichele, Jan Driggs. TWO DIPLOMAS: College and Com- mercial Courses. Peggy Wintgens, Nina Gottke. Back: Marsha Schooley, Lee Brooks. ALL-MVL HONORABLE MEN- TION: Curtis Houk and Kenny Presgrave. STATE HOMEMAKER A Junior: Kathy Watts DEGREE As BUCKEYE GIRLS STATE: Delegates Lou Ann Short, Marsha Talbot, and Nina Gottke in front. Alternates Marcia Lewis, Joyce Dick- erson, and Lee Brooks in back. 31 THE JUNIOR PLAY REST ASSURED THE CAST: Front: Kathy Watts, Randy Altier. ROW 2: Mike Frecker, George Tedrow, Neddena Watts, Molly Denman, Tom Stoneburner, Jeff Souders, Tana Ridenour, JoAnn Charles. Row 3: Nancy Redfern, Carla Miller, John Starner, Tim Maines, Edna Loggins, Jim King. Jeff Souders, George Tedrow, Neddena Watts. Seated: Molly Denman. Back: George Tedrow, Molly Denman, Tom Stoneburner, Ned- Neddena Watts, Tom Stoneburner, Carla dena Watts, George Tedrow. Miller. George Tedrow and Jeff Souders squaring off. Behind: Tom Seated: George Tedrow, Neddena Watts, Randy Altier. Back: Stoneburner, Molly Denman, Kathy Watts, Edna Loggins. Carla Miller, Nancy Redfern, Tim Maines. 34 CLASS HISTORY The class of 1970 started the Freshman year with 94 members. One of their first activities was the election of Tom Hunt as president, Tom Corr osvice-president, and Becky Kuhn os secretory-treosurer. Lee Brooks, Sherry Jetters, Jim Levering, and Mark Longstreth were elected as the repre-s sentatives to the Student Council. During the First year, many members of the class were in various activities. Twelve girls were active in FHA, seven were in the bond, two were librarians, nineteen were in the Science Club, and twenty-nine were members of the Spanish Club. Lee Brooks was the Freshman home- coming attendant. Becky Kuhn was chosen as reserve cheerleader. Eight of the boys played Freshman Football and several were on the basketball and track teams. Mrs. Robert Lee,Mr. Wendell Bell, and Mrs. Wolloce Thorp were the Freshman od- visors. There were still 87 of them left when they started their second year in high school by electing Randy Altier as president; Wolly Nelson, vice-president; and Becky Kuhn, secretory-treosurer. Nina Gottke, Marsha Talbot, Mark Longstreth, and Randy Smith were elected to Student Council. In January oF this year, they had the thrill of ordering their class rings. As sophomores, they were membersot mcmy school organizations. Fifteen girls were still in FHA, one served inthe library, four were in the bond, ten were in Science Club, and twenty-Four were in the Spanish Club. Eight oF the boys were membersofthe varsity Football team and one boy was a member of the varsity basketball team. Marsha Talbot and Becky Kuhn were re- serve cheerleaders, and Becky wos sopho- more homecoming attendant. Mrs. Robert Lee, Mr. Harold Traver, and Mr. John Taylor were the c loss odvisors. Ninety class members started a busy Mrs. Lee's Homeroom iunior year by electing Mark Longstreth president, Tom Corr vice-president, and Lee Brooks secretory-treosurer. Becky Kuhn, Lou Ann Short, Croig Brannon, and Wally Nelson were elected as representa- tives to the Student Council. This junior class supplied members For all of the school organizations. Six be- longed to FHA, eleven were members of the Science Club, eleven were members of the Spanish Club, one worked in the office, and Five were in the bond. Eleven boys were on the athletic teams. The junior homecoming attendant wos Marsha Talbot. Becky Kuhn and Marsha Talbot were moved up to varsity cheerleaders.And Kathy Watts earned her State Homemaker's Degree in FHA. The junior ploy, RestAssured, under the direction of Mrs. Robert Lee, was a thrilling success. And the iunior-senior prom, of which the theme was An Evening in Paris, proved to be a beautiful and exciting experience, under the direction of Mrs. James Schmotter. Homeroom teachers were Mr. Raymond Mast, Mr. Roy Collins, and Mr. Jerry Sutherland. And now that they are seniors, only 82 of the 94 students have survived for the Final and best year of their high-school careers twith tears in their eyest. At class elec- tions, Tom Stoneburner was elected pres- ident, Tom Carr, vice-president, Lee Brooks, secretary, and Lynn Talbot, treas- urer. Bonnie Bookman, Becky Kuhn, Craig Brannon, and Dick Fisher were selected as representatives to the Student Council. They still held membership in many clubs. There were eight in Spanish Club, Fifteen in Varsity C, sixteen inScienceClub, three in the band, eight in FHA, six were librarians, and seven worked in the office. Eleven boys were on the Football team. Becky Kuhn reigned as homecoming queen and Lee Brooks was the senior at- tendant. The senior play was under the direction of Miss Trena Kinnan. Other money-making projects through- out the year included sponsoring several dances and a car-wash. Class advisors were Miss Eva Coulter, Mrs. James Schmotter, and Mr. Wendell Bell. --Kathy Watts 35 SENIORS OF DISTINCTION Each year as the class is graduated, certain students leave the mark of their personalities upon the school. Since the Faculty remain to remember, they seemed the logical people to point out these personalities. Therefore, a poll was conducted of the teachers who have worked with this class For the past Four yearso The teachers who participated judged with a seriousness comparable to choosing the honor society. And, in truth, these people are an honor society of the 'iunsung heroes of the classo They leave their KATHY WATTS mark on the teachersl memories, on the activities mos: 00-Oper?gliVe in which they have participated, and in the improve- OS resDons' e ments they have helped to create. They have truly distinguished themselves. JOYCE DICKERSON Best all-round student Best seamstress RANDY ALTIER Best attitude toward school TIM WELCH Best mannered Best science student JILL LUSTER Most considerate of others 36 W353 mg g; WA $$$$ggm$ w m ; BECKY KUHN WALLY NELSON MOLLY DENMAN Best-groomed Best athfete Best musician JOYCE DICKERSON AND DARCY WATTS Best Cooks LOU ANN SHORT Best handwriting Best Spanish student Best typist LEE BROOKS Best theme writer m MARSHA SCHOOLEY 37 Highest shorthand speed Pitchin' woo inside: Mike Levering and Vicky Claypool. Tim Kenny, Deb- bie Bash, and Becky Neff. Tim Welsh GIDDY GIDDY GOUT, YOUR SHIRT TAIL'S OUT! Steve antley, Mark Lynsky, Marvin Nelson, Mark Patton on top of Wally Nel- son, Rick Bankes, Curt Houk, Robert Storts, Jerry Southall. Pitchin' woo outside: Joe Greene and Vicky Embrey. 38 Why doesn't Mike help, Miss Kinnan? Chris Woodward, Carol Wolfe, Nancy Lever- ing. In back: Mike Levering and Tim Dillehay. EIGHTH GRADE SING OUT! Row 1, Marc Caton, Andy Moore, Roger Thomas, Richard Nelson, John Collins, Jim Neison, Tim Thomas. Row 2: Brad White. Row 3: Bob Theisen, Doug Hammer, Tim Wo1fe, Larry Stal- ling, Randy Buckley. WHO'S GOING TO BLOCK THIS BUNCH? Vicky Starcher, Cynthia Neff, Rhonda Tatman, Rhonda Dusen- berry, Sharon Lantz, Cheryl Collins. BIG WHEELS: Craig Brannon and Tom Stoneburner. .c: 2 tan MJ.EW$ :..;.mmmw:av . . . W2..anwmbmdwx . .v. .I '3 . 5a,.1. , xlaw......4. L :4. mm. ;.,.wo. . r. .15? 4o JUNIORS FRONT ROW: Ernie Willison, Rick Willison, Scott Carr, Eddie Loggins, Jerry Southall, David Thomas, Rick Mc- Lean, Eugene Perry. ROW 2: Connie Lipps, Kathy Chevalier, Jane Cherry, Becky Rupe, Noreen Ewing, Wilma Shuster, Debbie Ratliff, Mr. Collins. ROW 3: Gary Kennedy, David Freriks, Vickie Claypool, Holly Bowers, Tam- mie Bowen, Elaine Frecker, April Aichele, Gary Price, Steve White. BACK ROW: David Appleman, Doug Parsons, Gary Swinehart, Robert Storts, Pat Dillehay, Jerry Sterett, Phil Young. FRONT ROW: Randy Starner, Jack Sherrick, Curt Houk, Rick Bankes, Jeff Hinkle, Larry Denny, Kerry Locke, Roger Mick. ROW 2: Trudi Tedrow, Charm Collins, Susie Wilson, Carla Willison, Rhonda Dusenberry, La Don- na Schooley, Sharon Driggs, Mrs. Long. ROW 3: Joy Eppley, Debbie Bobb, Marsha Browning, Doris Sothen, Deb- bie Densmore, Jean Fulk, Dixie Dunlap. BACK ROW: Jerry Dennis, Molly Potts, Susanna Mickey, Brenda Nelson, Debbie Harper, Charlotte Storts, Sandy Dunlap, Jim O'Neal. FRONT ROW: Mr. Mast, Mark Patton, Dave Reed, Steve Bentley, Kenny Presgrave, Roger Severt, Rodney Mick, Mark Lynsky, Pat Hannum. ROW 2: Patty Lee, Ellen Tolliver, Rita Swinehart, Linda Miller, Julia Short, Mary Cavinee, Son- dra Lacey, Ellen Swingle, Molly Dalrymple. ROW 3: Karla Allen, Kathy Barnhart, Carol Garris, Denise Bowen, Susan Bash, Rita Ross, Rachel Cavinee, Josephine McArtor, Wilma Weaver. BACK ROW: Allen Fisher, Roddy Tatman, Ran- dy Sidwell, Mike Scurlock, Steve Wood, Steve Thomas. September 2 saw 94 juniors gather in the home- rooms of Mr. Raymond Most, Mrs. Arthur Long, and Mr. Roy Collins. Their First official action was the election of officers. The rings that were ordered in January were received in August--to everyone's de- light. Then at homecoming, Charm Collins was their attendant. Money-moking activities, necessary to finance the prom, included sponsoring a dance, operating the concession at some of the basketball games, spon- soring cm oH-doy car wash, and presenting the i r iunior play under the direction of Mrs. Robert Lee. Many members of the class have been active in the various school organizations. Four of them were varsity cheerleaders, nine were in the athletic program, six were in FHA, nine were in ScienceCIub, one was in Spanish Club, Five were in the band, a nd one serves in the library. The Junior Prom, however, was the biggest so- cial event of the year. Robert Storts, president; Ellen Swingle, sec- retary-treasurer; and Gary Swinehart, vice- president. 41 42 SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW: Wayne Wooley, Dewey Alfman, Charles Driggs, Paul Cavinee, Craig Watts, Tom Collins, Steve Allen, Fred Ferguson. ROW 2: Bernice Gillogly, Christv Jones, Kathy Cowan, Vickie Embrey, Kathy Driggs, Anita Lantz, Sharon Robinson, Eileen Ewing. ROW 3: Steve Hammer, Jim Ashley, Dave Ihinger, Kendall Ross, David Hall, Randy Embrey, John Welch, BACK ROW: Gayle Reed, Don Riggle, Randy Thomas, Richard Storts, Ron Wilson, Mr. Funk. FRONT ROW: Allan Dennis, Dean Starcher, Alan Baker, Mark Redfern, Terry Stalling, Scott Harris, Rick Hammond. ROW 2: Mr. Lamb, Dorothy Harbaugh, Karla Watts, Pam Welch, Candy Hensley, Diane Fisher, Pam Sherrick, Cindy Tokie, Judy Welch, ROW 3: Betty Wintgens, Connie Taylor, Merna Cherry, Lou-Ann Brannon, Lucinda Cannon, AHie Miller, Jeryl Henning, Mitzi Bateson. BACK ROW: Don Neff, Chris Weese, Jerry Bookman, Jeff Caton, Bill Stoneburner, Roger Jadwin, Ron Neff. FRONT ROW: Tom Stoneburner, Rick Willison, Greg Penrod, Gary Lindsey, Jim Fleming, Bruce Syphers, Mark Holcomb. ROW 2: Mr. Walden, Nora Nelson, Debbie Miller, Donna Klingler, Becky Yoder, Cora Savage, Kathy Har- rison, Marsha Williamson, Kaye Sowers. ROW 3: Susan Driggs, Kathy Riley, Gail Adams, Vicky Taylor, Kaye Weaver, Connie Moore, Roxanne Freriks, Cathy White, Doris Reed. BACK ROW: Jon Allen, Kem Datrymple, Toni Roush,TeresaHannum, Dee Spring, Leslie Kirkpatrick, Roger Landerman, Robert Pontious. At the start oF their sophomore year, the Class of 1972 had CH of the original 97 students leFt. Many of them are continuing to participate in the various school activities. There are eleven in FHA, Four- teen in Spanish Club, nineteen in Science Club, eleven in the bond, Lucinda Cannon is serving in the library and Roxanne Freriks is a cheerleader. Gory Lindsey, Ed Eveland, Gail Adams, and Roxanne Freriks were elected to represent the sophomores on the student council. Twelve ot- the sophomore boys were on the Football squad and Lou Ann Brannon was the soph- omore attendant ot the homecoming Festivities. Mr. Patrick Funk, Mr. George Lamb, and Mr. William Walden were the class odvisors. Scott Harris, secretary; Sharon Robinson, vice- president; Randy Thomas, treasurer; and Jeff Caton, president. 43 44 FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: Steve Satterfield, Tony StaHing, Randy Ruff, Ted Robison, Joey Brunton, Gary Eveland, Chuck Watts, Phil Mickey, Mike Wilson. ROW 2: Mrs. Lee, Vickie Starcher, Kathy Ketcham, Cynthia Neff, Rhonda Dusenberry, Joyce Mauler, Debbie Tewksbury, Trina Mercer. ROW 3: Brian Donaldson, Paula Flood, Rhonda Tatman, Kathy Baker, Lynn Gottke, Paula Sherrick, Lyn Papogeorge. BACK ROW: Tim Baker, Tim Welsh, Blaine Davis, Richard Cady, Edsel Sims, Jeff Sherrick, Brian Spring, Craig Caton. FRONT ROW: Mr. Sutherland, George Bobb, Steve Wilson, John Redfern, Bruce Collins, Jeff Levering, Don Reed, Steve White, Gene Parker, Val German. ROW 2: Steve Williams, Kim Rambo, Randy Hammond, Tim Robison, Ran- dy Hinkle, Paul Gillogly, Frank Ratliff, Earl Alfman, Greg Johnson, Eric Tedrow. ROW 3: Kevin Pritchard, Craig Schooley, Ike Hill, Joe Ferguson, RandySmith, Mike Freriks, Danny Fisher, Max Stockman, Bobby Tolliver. BACK ROW: Larry Weaver, Bill Hutchins, Jerry Welsh, Gary Dunwoody, Bill Riffle, Dale Gibbs, Keith King, Danny Argo. FRONT ROW: Barbara Corp, Roxanna Lindsey, Debbie Moore, Dale Ann Strohl, Janice Btosser, Cindy Price, Marsha Ashley, Janet Landerman. ROW 2: Thelma Milligan, Linda Willison, Beth Lift, Peggy Tignor, Diana Rose, Vickie Robison, Debbie Altier, Ann Willison, Penny Trussell. ROW 3: Mrs. Tharp, Christy Cavinee, Jean- ette Lipps, Cynthia Sumner, Sheila Ewing, Karen Rupe, Billie Valentine, Rita Bierly. BACK ROW: Teresa Bol- yard, Brenda Severt, Sheree Penrod, Kim Shreves, Crystal Aichele, Brenda Woods, Dorothy Densmore. A class of 101 students entered high school as Freshmen this year. As soon as they learned the i r way around, they began to participate inache school activities. There are nine in FHA, twenty-three in Spanish Club, twenty-nine in Science Club, two were in the library, and seven were in the bond. Eight Freshman boys were on the Football squad and Cynthia Net'f was the Freshman attendant at the homecoming activities. Steve Wilson, Eric Tedrow, Vickie Stortherycnd Rhonda Dusenberry were elected as representatives to the student council. Mrs. Wallace Tharp, M rs . Robert Lee, and Mr. Jerry Sutherland were the Fresh- man odvisors. Craig Schooley, vice-president; Trina Mercer, secretary-treasurer; Jeff Sherrick, president. 45 46 EIGHTH GRADES Glenda Daniels, Cathy Wilson, Debbie Bash, Marcia Patton, Darieen Desarro, Alice Swingle, Patty Aichele, Lee Ann White. ROW 2: Mrs. Bell, Rossanna Curl, Terri White, Peggy Freriks, Marcee Hughes, Dawn Mercer, Nancy Levering, Carol Wolfe, Jackie Charles, Bonnie ClaypooI, Debbie Hull. ROW 3: Becky Harris, Chris Woodward, Vicki Rodgers, Joni Burns, Elaine Eveland, Susan Loop, Carolyn Hoeflich, Fay Bierly, Gienna Newlon, Linda Daniels, Mary Riffle. BACK ROW: Joan Wilson, Pam Collins, Debbie Savage, Erin Rice, Sharon Ihinger, Linda Wood, Janet Long, Susan Dunlap, Teena Ayers. FRONT ROW: Barbara Fisher, FRONT ROW: Larry Stailing, Rick Whitehouse, Craig Elliott, Ted Thomas, Tim Dillinger, Donnie Lindimore, Rick Kenneth Mullins, Milford Pollock. ROW 2: Mr. Weinsz, Randy Buckley, Mike Shuster, Mike Dusenberry, Andy Moore, Mike Wintgens, Doug Wayne, John Collins, Tim Thomas, Lance Vallee. ROW 3: Danny Klingler, Jim Nelson, James Bell, John Bell, Garry Fulk, Tim Wolfe, Jim Emory, Steve lnman, Mark Baughman. BACK ROW: David Brumage, Danny Swingle, John Wolfe, Doug Hammer, Richard Nelson, Marc Caton, Brad White, Charles Clark, Dave Hammer, Roger Thomas, Pat Hutchins. Harper, FRONT ROW: Mary Jo Willison, Paula Lipps, Melanie Spung, Pam Lift, Darlene Mayle, Marla Stockman, Karen Harris, Bonnie Barnhart, Dottie Cavinee, Beth Hinkle, Kathy Schooley. ROW 2: Mark Ferguson, Len Schooley, Joe Carr, Steve Appleman, Joe Stoneburner, Dougie Chevalier, Gary Perry, Teddy Welch, Darrell Lantz, Stewart Mur- ray. BACK ROW: Mr. Herriott, John Tokie, Don Horn, Thomas Powell, Harold Ketcham, Steve Neff, Tom Price, Eddie Paynter. Crooksville High School has H4 students in the eighth grade. Their homeroom advis- ors ore Mrs. Wendell BeH, Mr. James Wein- 52, and Mr. Walter Herriott. OF these students, sixteen ore inthe bond, seventeen plc ed junior high FootboH,and ten played basketgoll, while one serves in the li- brary. They are beginning to do their share in the student activity program. The big social event of the year comes in the spring when the seventh and eighth grades join to have a iunior high dance For their own entertainment. CLASS OFFICERS: Terry White, secretary-treasurer; Peggy Freriks, vice-president; and Andy Moore, pres- ident. 47 48 t m SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Denise Price, Cindy Wood, Rita Driggs, Susan Satterfield, Tina DeGarmo, Chris Watts, Mary Ham- mond, Phyllis Dunlap, Cindy Williams. ROW 2: Miss Kinnan, Tara Sue Wiseman, Mandy Lindimore, Debbie Syp- hers, Tammy Aichele, Darla White, Ann Kenny, Donna Bobb, Becky Robison. ROW 3: Debbie Dennis, Cindy Brooks, Susan Klingler, Jackie Loomis, Vicky Newlon, Karen Wolfe, Diane Willison, Barbara Dalrymple. BACK ROW: Mary Ann Swingle, Roxanne McArtor, Sharie Strohl, Cindy Bankes, Renea Tatman, Lola Peck. FRONT ROW: Gary Weaver, Terry Weaver, Steve Murphy, Mike Caldwell, Robin Stephenson, Jimmy Slack, Kevin Savage, Tim Dusenberry, Mike Johnson. ROW 2: Jeffrey Hinkle, Ronnie Embrey, Randy Loggins, Mike Cavinee, Steve Woodward, Kevin German, Dale Bateson, Bruce Brannon, Jerry Emory. ROW 3: Dow Cannon, Jeff Cady, Kelly Hannum, Perry Ford, David Savage, Randy Rupe, Randy Crain, Bob Dusenberry, Chris Moore. BACK ROW: Mr. Longstreth, Kerry Dunn, Wyatt Taylor, Bill Davis, Larry Harper, Charles Gillogly, Robin Zinn, David Tignor. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Danielson, Marlene Adams, Charlene Ferguson, Brenda Welch, Carol Ferry, Melody White, Cheryl Sparks, Connie Kennedy, Annett Gossman. ROW 2: Lee Schooley, Rick Willison, Gene Wooley, Gary Cheva- lier, Jim Dalrymple, Jeff Fisher, Dale Tokie, Jim Schooley, Tim Moore, Mark Nelson. BACK ROW: Ron Jadwin, Keith Miller, Mike Altier, Mike Holcomb, Mark Street, Jerry Storts, Mark Cable, Randy Storts, Roy Savage, Lar- ry Baker, Wesley Bentley, Frank Bateson, Don Corp, Kevin Kirkpatrick, Frank Paynter, Miss Pillsbury. There were 103 members of the seventh grade learning new ways in a new building this year. They have two classes of physical education, twoclasses of music, and two classes oF art each week in addi- tion to their regularly scheduled subiects. Of these sixteen were in the varsity ba nd, twelve in junior high Football, and ten in junior high basketball, while one serves in the library. Their big event of the year is the dance party they have with the eighth grade in the spring. The homeroom advisors are Miss Treno Kinncm, Mr. Brian Longstreth, and Miss Cheryl Pillsbury. CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Cavinee, secretary-treas- urer; Larry Harper, vice-president; and Jeff Cady, president. V Q A $?W, gm 53:57 33 Egg: 33g v IN CONFERENCE: Mrs. Sch- ANOTHER CONFERENCE: Mr. Sutherland and AND STILL ANOTHER CONFERENCE. motter, Kathy Watts, and Sally Jeff Levering. Miss Coulter, Jim King, and Susie Sowers Wise. Dick Fisher yells loudest for himself at the pep assemblies. You'll be late for class, Mark Patton and George Tedrow think Molly and Craig! THEY're pretty good. THE UPSTAIRS HALL! WHOOPS! Pat Dillehay, Josephine McArtor, Jon Allen, Tom Stoneburner, Bob Pontious, Fay Bierly, Susan Driggs. $$$$wa A T sk, tsk, Amista! Mr. Longstreth looking official. Mrs. Schmotter's LION'S DEN aim. a ACTIVITIES Lou Ann Short types 69 wpm. The colorful and interesting bulletin board. Miss Keller and Edna Loggins Kathy Watts and Nina Gottke at the REX at the DITTO. ROTARY MIMEOGRAPH. SENIORSIN TYPING I: Row 1: Jim King, Jim Levering. Row 2: Tim Maines, Randy McNeal, Tom Klingler, Mike Levering, Owen McIntosh. Row 3: Dick Fisher, Mike Frecker, Tim Welch. Row 4: Craig Brannon, Bonnie Bookman, Mike Collins. Mary Cavinee writes shorthand. Miss Keller, Kathy and Nina with the various ADDING MACHINES. Kathy and Miss Keller with MARCHANT ROTARY CALCULATOR. THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Susie Wilson, Charm Collins, Holly Bowers and Jerry Southall, Kenny Presgrave, Dave Reed, Trudi Mary Cavinee in Chemistry Lab. Tedrow, Pat Hannum, and George Tedrow in Chemis- try Lab. Tom Stonebumer, Jeff Souders, and Tim Welch in Physics Lab. Scott Carr, Roddy Tatman, Mark Lynsky, and Ellen Swingle in Chemistry Lab. Tom Klingier, Mr. Sutherland, and Randy Altier in Physics Lab. B iology Laboratory G reenhouse. Brenda Nelson and Susan Mickey in Chemistry Lab. Mr. Funk with eighth grade science in biology lab. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT hv SEWING CLASSES: Dorothy Densmore, Teresa Bolyard pressing and Christy Cavinee sewing. Sheila Ewing, Mrs. Tharp, Vickie Robison, and Dale Ann Strohl. weft and below FAMILY LIVING CLASS LEARNS TO COOK: Joe Greene and Randy McNeal 2 T im White, Chuck Shuster, and Mike Frecker 6 Randy McNeal, Tim White, Mike Frecker, Chuck Shuster, Mrs. Sch- motter, Joe Greene. Mrs. Schmotter, Karla Allen, and Darcy Watts. 54 CANNING IN ADVANCED COOKING: Eileen Ewing and Doris Sothen. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT BAND SAW. Mr. Kabealo, Dick F isher, Tim White, Bill Wayne, Randy McNeal. WOODWORKING: Jerry Sterett, Randy Thomas, Mr. Kabealo, Steve Allen, Terry Stalling. Robert Dennis, Bill Wayne, Tim White, Driggs. Dick Fisher. ELECTRICITY WELDING 55 56 FRONT ROW: Susie Wilson, Joyce Mauler, Kathy Ketcham, Debbie Tewksbury, Mandy Lindimore, Daria White, Vicky Rodgers, Kerry Dunn, Kathy Baker, Gail Adams. ROW 2: Marcee Hughes, Diane Wiilison, Kathy Harrison, Trina Mercer, Cindy Brooks, Elaine Eveland, Dawn Mercer, Marcee Patton, Nancy Levering. ROW 3: Caro! Wolfe, Roxanne McArtor, Sharie Strohl, Barbara Dalrymple, Dorothy Harbaugh, Doug Hammer, Lee Ann White, Cindy Williams, Andy Moore. ROW 4: Lynn Gottke, Debbie Bash, Terri White, Peggy Freriks, Dee Spring, Charm Coflins, Carfa Wiltison, Molly Denman, Kaye Sowers, Brenda Wood. BACK ROW: Rick Willison, Jo Ann WHson, Mike Scuriock, Debbie Freriks, Bill Sohrensen, Susan Driggs, Cathy Wiison, Vicky Taylor, Pat Dillehay, Mary Riffle, Teresa Hannum, Joni Burns, Janet Long, Pam Sherrick. FUTUREHMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Kathy Cowan, Teresa Hannum, Marsha Williamson, Dale Ann Strohl, Cindy Price, Roxanna Lindsey, Brenda Wood. ROW 2: Mrs. Schmotter, Kathy Watts, Trudi Tedrow, Gaye Russell, Patty Lee, Jo Ann Charles, Amista Keates, Jeryl Henning, Mrs. Tharp. ROW 3: Edna Loggins, April Aichele, Donna Klingler, Vickie Embrey, Betty Wintgens, Karla Watts, Rita Bierly, Dorothy Densmore, Crystal Aichele. BACK ROW: Susan Bash, Neddena Watts, LaDonna Schooley, Elaine Frecker, Mitzi Bateson, Vickie Robison, Billie Valentine, Jill Luster, Darcy Watts. The Future Homemakers of America TFHAT is a national organization of students who are studying homemaking in high school. The high school can boost of seven courses in the vocational home eco- nomics Field, which provide opportunities For plan- ning and carrying out various homemoking projects. This year, the focal organization sponsored 0 dance, entertained underprivileged children at Christmostime, had a Mother-Doughter banquet, had a Doddy-date night in February, and sent delegates to the State Convention. Junior, Chapter, and State Homemaker degrees are awarded to members who meet the requirements. The home economics department also sponsors the Betty Crocker Homemaker-of-the-year contest. There are currently 35 members with Mrs. Wol- loce Tharp and Mrs. James Schmotter cs cdvisors. The club flower is the red rose, the colors are red and white, and the motto is Toward New Horizons. FRONT: Susan Bash, award of merit; JoAnn Charles and Jeryl Henning, song leader; Debbie Densmore, reporter. BACK: La- Donna Schooley, historian; Trudi Tedrow, treasurer; Darcy Watts, vice-president; Kathy Watts, president; Amista Keates, 57 secretary,- and JiH Luster, parliamentarian. WATCHING THE WORLD SERIES: Rick Harvey, Tom Collins, Rich Storts, Edna Loggins, Mike Frecker, Mr. Funk. Christy Jones, Donna Theisen, and Tammy Aichele browsing. Edna Loggins, Lucinda Cannon, Dale Ann Strohl, Linda Miller, Nina Gottke, Kathy Watts in front, Nina Gottke, Miss Keller, Jill Luster, Peggy Wintgens Mr. Null in the background. and Mrs. Walden at the Library Tea. AND LIBRARIANS Jim King taking CIRCULATION LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS: Kathy Watts, treasurer; Jill Luster, vice-president; Linda Miller, president; Nina Gottke, secretary. THE LIBRARIANS: Front: Jill Luster, Kathy Watts, Linda Miller, Nina Gottke. Row 2: Mrs. Worthington, Edna Loggins, Lucinda Cannon, Rita Bierly, Fay Bierly. Row 3: Dale Ann Strohl, Jim King, Peggy Wintgens. Every MODERN library MUST have a sink with running water. Dale Ann Strohl SLIPPING A BOOK. ' 59 Mrs. Worthington and Dale Ann Strohl. THE OFFICE HELP First period: Molly Denman Bell ringer Kaye Sowers Fourth period- Joyce Dickerson 35 r w x- ; ?r '. '1 .332 ; ;1 f jzwtan,v4rn;r4b i 'x r u nf 43 M iv u, 4X Wakb. $ 5w k ' , , . em Seventh period: Kathy Watts and Joe Greene 60 Fifth period. Roxanne Freriks Second period. Dick Fisher Third period. Tim Welch Sixth period. Nancy Redfern Mrs. Wilson Front: Dick Fisher, Scott Carr, Craig Brannon, Jeff Sherrick, Steve Wilson, Perry Ford, Robert Storts, Tom Stone- burner. Row 2: Mark Patton, Mary Ann Swingle, Becky Kuhn, Eric Tedrow, Gary Lindsey, Denise Bowen, Linda Miller, John Bell. Back: Mr. Null, Roxanne Freriks, Bonnie Bookman, Gail Adams, Marcia Patton, Vickie Starcher, Rhonda Dusenberry, Mr. Worthington. The student council is Crooksville High School's house of representatives. It is made up of two boys and two girls From each of the high school classes and one boy and one girl from each of the seventh and eighth grades. During the year, the organization spon- sors the homecoming activities, helps to send a delegate to Buckeye Girls State and Buckeye Boys State, and they also purchase the schol- arship pins which are awarded to people who place in the district and state in the schoior- ship tests. In order to Finance these proiects, the members sponsor cm oH-schooi dance and on intramural basketball tournament. Mr. Worth- ington and Mr. Null are the advisers. Tom Stoneburner, sergeant-at-arms; Becky Kuhn, secretary-treasurer; Craig Brannon, president; Robert Storts, vice-president. 62 FRONT ROW: Jim King, Randy Altier, Craig Brannon, Tom Klingler, Tom Stoneburner, Jeff Souders, Tim Maines, Jim Levering, George Tedrow. ROW 2: Gail Adams, Linda Miller, Dorothy Harbaugh, Molly Denman, Becky Kuhn, Lou Ann Short, Lee Brooks, Amista Keates, Trudi Tedrow, Holly Bowers, Mitzi Bateson. ROW 3: Mary Cavinee, Vickie Claypool, Carla Willison, Susie Wilson, Ellen Swingle, Charm Collins, Connie Moore, Pam Sherrick, Kaye Weaver, Jeryl Henning, JoAnn Charles. BACK ROW: Mr. Sutherland, Elaine Frecker, Roxanne Freriks, Teresa Hannum, Dee Spring, Vicky Taylor, Lynn Talbot, Patty Lee, Eileen Ewing, Mr. Funk. FRONT: Gary Eveland, Brian Donaldson, Mike Wilson, Randy Ruff, Richard Cady, Bruce Collins, Eric Tedrow, Greg Johnson, Gary Lindsey. ROW 2: Cynthia Neff, Vickie Starcher, Paula Flood, Rhonda Tatman, Rita Bierly, Paula Sherrick, Kathy Ketcham, Rhonda Dusenberry, Trina Mercer, Lynn Gottke, Billie Valentine. BACK ROW: Mr. Sutherland, Bob Pontious, Roger Landerman, Rick Willison, Edsel Sims, Jeff Sherrick, Dean Starcher, Brian Spring, Bruce Syphers, dim Fleming, Mr. Funk. The science Club, composed of sixty-eight members this year, was advised by Mr. Jerry Su- therland with Mr. Patrick Funk assisting. Theclub began the year's ac- tivities with an organizational meeting, at which officers were elected. At this meeting, the club also made plans For the Science Fair, initiation of new members, and planned a Field trip to the Science Center in Columbus. The Science Fair was the highlight of the year, with most of the members participating. The three highest scorers in high school and the top scorer in junior high were givenawards. The high school winners repre- sented the club at the District Science Fair. Pins were awarded to third- year members For their partici- pation in the club. FRONT: Tim Maines, president; Tom Klin- gler, sergeant-at-arms. BACK: Mary Cav- inee, reporter; Becky Kuhn, secretary; Carla Willison, treasurer; Lou Ann Short, vice-president. SPANISH CLUB Rick Willison, sergeant-at-arms; Lee Brooks, secretary; Lou Ann Short, treasurer; Becky Kuhn, president; Vicky Taylor, vice-president; Tom Stoneburner, sergeant-at-arms. Forty-eight members make up this year's Spanish Club. At the meetings, which are held on the second Monday of each month, members give reports and skits in Spanish. A highlight of this year's activities was the Christ- mas party, which had a Mexican theme. Pins are awarded annually to third-yeor members, and a spe- cial award is also given annually to the student in each course in Spanish with the highest yearly average. Miss Eva Coulter is the club sponsor. IIISII' . i i! ., FRONT ROW: Roger Landerman, Rick Willison, Jim Fleming, Gary Lindsey, Mark Holcomb, Bruce Syphers, Tom Stoneburner. ROW 2: Holly Bowers, Con- nie Moore, Vicky Taylor, Lee Brooks, Becky Kuhn, Lou Ann Short, Nina Got- tke, Marcia Lewis. ROW 3: Miss Coulter, Gail Adams, Dee Spring, Teresa Hannum, Doris Reed, Kaye Sowers. BACK ROW: Jim King, Jon Allen, Tom Stoneburner, Jeff Souders, Bob Pontious. FRONT: Richard Cady, Greg Johnson, Randy Ruff, Brian Donaldson, Mike Wilson, Gary Eveland, Eric Tedrow. ROW 2: Miss Coulter, Debbie Tewks- bury, Kathy Baker, Cynthia Neff, Kathy Ketcham, Rhonda Dusenberry, Joyce Mauler. ROW 3: Paula Flood, Rhonda Tatman, Paula Sherrick, Vickie Star- cher, Lynn Gottke, Trina Mercer, Rita Bierly. BACK: Jeff Sherrick, Edsel Sims, Brian Spring. 63 VARSITY C CLUB Front: Curt Houk, John Starner, Craig Brannon, Dick Fisher, Tom Stoneburner, Mike Collins, Rick McLean, Mike Frecker. Row 2: Mark Patton, Rick Willison, Tim White, Randy Smith, George Schooley, Rick Bankes, Mike Levering. Row 3: Don Nett, Rich Storts, Tom Klingler, Kenny Presgrave, Tom Carr, Jerry Southall, Kevin Mctntyre. Row 4: Mr. Bell, Steve Wood, Gary Swinehart, Richard Reider, Mr. Weinsz. The Varsity C Club is on honorary sports organization, composed of twenty- six boys this year, who have lettered in any of the Four sports. As a school project, they help to sponsor the intramural tournament in the spring to raise money to help send a boy to Buckeye Boys Staten Pins are awarded to boys who have been in the club two years. The club sponsors are Coach Bell and Coach Weinsz. Dick Fisher, president; Tom Klingler, secretary- treasurer; Wally Nelson, vice-president; and Tom Stoneburner, sergeant-at-arms. 64 SKAN STAFF Business Manager: Kathy Watts Co-editors: Peggy Wintgens and Nina Gottke Advertising Manager Jim King, Business Manager Sports editor. Randy Altier Kathy Watts, and Photographer Jill Luster. Peggy and Nina in conference Business Manager Kathy Watts and Circulation Manager Edna Loggins. 65 Art Class Between the Buildings In Senior Home Room Watching the World Series Rachel Cavinee in shorthand David Freriks and Craig Brannon Pep assembly F.H.A. CHRISTMAS PARTY- Santa Claus Edna Loggins and JoAnne Charles with guests. 66 i 1: A4 th by 68 FIFTY YEARS OF FOOTBALL 1919 VARSITY FRONT: Harold Showers, Wilfred Foreman, Roy Hearing, Gerald Conaway, Ted Bates, Roy Brown, George Tedrow. BACKFIELD: Floyd McGuire, quarterback; George Chamberlain and Vernon Springer, halfbacks; and Pete Van Atta, fullback. tPhoto courtesy of Dr. Tedrowt Fifty years ago, this story goes, a group of boys in Crooksville High School wanted to play football. One of the parents went to Columbus and bought eighteen uniforms, one hard helmet, and two moleskin helmets. The boys took their shoes to Mr. Frecker tMike Frecker's grandfathert and had him sew little pieces of leather to the soles to serve as cleats. Then they were in business. Their record follows: Crooksville 0 ZANESVILLE 56 Crooksville 0 NEW LEXINGTON 6 CROOKSVILLE 20 Carroll 6 New Lexington was scheduled to play them twice, but the second time there was a flood and they didn't make it., Carroll also was to play a re- turn game, and they started to Crooksville, but their transportation broke down and they didn't get here. Crooksville's one win was against Carroll, and End Harold Showers reports that the Crooksville boys must have over-owed them, because Crooksville had uniforms and Carroll didn't. The moral to this story is: Little drops of water Little grains of sand Make a mighty ocean And a mighty land. Even iF it takes 50 years! I969 VARSITY . MM Mfg ., M m ,, j. , m: FRONT: Roddy Tatman, Phil Young, Rick Harvey, Tim Maines, Tim Kenny, John Starner, Tom Stonebumer, Dick Fisher, Craig Brannon, George Schooley, Randy Altier, Randy Smith, Gary Allen. ROW 2: Coach Bell, Gary Lindsey, Bob Pontious, Richard Storts, Pat Hannum, Kenny Presgrave, Steve Wood, Steve Thomas, Randy Starner, Curt Houk, Rick Bankes, George Pride, Mark Redfern, Coach Kabealo, Coach Weinsz. BACK: Val German, Tom Collins, Craig Caton, Randy Smith, Steve Hammer, Don Neff, Randy Embrey, Randy Thomas, Jeff Caton, Ron Neff, Jeff Sherrick, Bryan Spring, Rick Cady, Chuck Watts, Randy Ruff. THE RECORD CROOKSVILLE 16 Glousfer Crooksville MORGAN Crooksville WEST MUSKINGUM Crooksville NEW LEXINGTON CROOKSVILLE Roseville Crooksville JOHN GLENN Crooksville TRI-VALLEY Crooksville PHILO Crooksville SHERIDAN Crooksvi l le MAYSVI LLE Head Coach Weinsz menten with assistants Bell and Kabealo. SENIORS: Dick Fisher, Richard Harvey, Tim Maines, Tim Kenny, Craig Brannon, Tom Stoneburner, George Schooley, John Starner, Randy Altier, Randy Smith, Gary Allen. Randy Altier Managers Mike Frecker and Gary Eveland Tim Kenny Gary Allen Tom Stoneburner George Schooley John Starner Randy Smith CHAMPS 4 FRONT ROW: Dale Bateson, Gary Weaver, Mike Caldwell, Craig Elliott, Bruce Collins, Keith Miller, Randy Loggins, Jerry Weaver, Ronnie Embrey, Doug Wayne. ROW '2: Mike Wintgens, Marc Caton, Randy Buckley, Rick Harper, Danny Klingler, Chris Moore, Larry Harper, Steve Woodward, Jim Nelson, Jeff Cady, Steve Inman, Mike Shuster, Mike Cavinee, Tim Thomas. BACK ROW: Mr. Sutherland, Dave Hammer, Roger Thomas, Bill Clark, John Tokie, James Bell, Don Horn, John Bell, Lance Vallee, Doug Hammer, Tom Powell, Mr. Cannon. For the second year in a row, Crooks- viiie's Junior High football team won more of the 7 games they play than any other team in the league 0n fact, no Junior High team in this area did betten. This makes them the champs in this book. THEIR RECORD CROOKSVILLE 40 Morgan 14 Crooksville 6 WEST MUSKINGUM 20 CROOKSVILLE 34 Roseville 14 CROOKSVILLE 16 New Lexington 14 CROOKSVILLE 6 Maysville O CROOKSVILLE 20 Philo 6 CROOKSVILLE 52 Sheridan 0 Coach Cannon Coach Sutherland NEW LEXINGTON GAME JOHN GLENN GAME Parent's NighD G-lomecominw CHEERLEADERS BASKETBALL SEASON CHEERLEADERS: Reserves front: Debbie Altier, Trina Mercer, Cynthia Neff, Lucinda Cannon, LouAnn Bran- non. Varsity back: Becky Kuhn, Mary Ca- vinee, Julia Short, Molly Dalrymple, Vicky Claypool, and Roxanne Freriks. VARSITY AT FOOTBALL SEASON: Roxanne Freriks, Vicky Claypool, Molly Dalrymple, Julia Short, Mary Cavinee, Becky Kuhn. RESERVES VARSITY HOMECOMING ASSEMBLY: Cynthia Neff and Randy Altier, Charm Collins and Tim Kenny, Queen Becky being crowned by Craig Brannon, Lee Brooks and Tim Maines, Lou Ann Brannon and Tom Stoneburner. F reshman Attendant: Cynthia Neff with Randy Altier Sophomore Attendant: Lbu Ann Brannon with Tom Stoneburner Junior Attendant: Charm Collins with Tim Kenny 74 Senior Attendant: Lee Brooks with Tim Maines 1969 HOMECOMING QUEEN BECKY KUHN 1907 VARS'TY Left to right: Rick McLean, Mark Patton, Curtis Houk, Tom Klingler, Wally Nelson, Marvin Nelson, Tim White, Mike Levering, Robert Storts, Richard Reider, Tim Maines, Gary Swinehart, Coach Bell. THE RECORD do data Crooksville 46 NEW LEXINGTON 57 CROOKSVILLE 90 Roseville 59 C rooksville 59 JOHN GLENN 68 Crooksville 69 TRl-VALLEY 100 CROOKSVILLE 82 Philo 45 Crooksville 48 SHERIDAN 58 CROOKSVILLE 66 Maysville 60 Crooksville 60 WEST MUSKINGUM 75 CROOKSVIL LE 58 New Lexington 54 CROOKSVILLE 63 Roseville 49 Crooksville 48 JOHN GLENN 52 Crooksville 57 TRl-VALLEY 75 CROOKSVILLE 75 Morgan 67 Coach Wendell Bell 76 Managers Mike Wilson and Mike Scurlock Tom Klingler Tim Maines Gary Swinehart Richard Reider Marvin Nelson Tim White Robert Storts w Mark Patton Wally Nelson Rick McLean Mike Levering Coach Weinsz, Coach Bell, Coach Collins Statisticians David Freriks and Randy Altier $5 m $9; a w gym, V L r w? mywm mxgmygggx m; Emu ,, m mm, W mam$ xwx ymgwm-mm. Wins M am a A w m m r m w gawk a 31g, air V? m 5; THE RESERVES: Coach Weinsz, Larry Denny, Chris Weese, Don Neff, Rick Bankes, Richard Storts, Randy Thomas, Edsel Sims, Kem Dalrymple, Randy Embrey, Jeff Caton, Ron Neff, Mark Redfern. Reserve Managers: Pat Hannum and Mark Lynsky THE RESERVE RECORD THE FRESHMAN RECORD CROOKSVILLE 50 31 New Lexington CROOKSVILLE 37 29 Morgan CROOKSVILLE 53 29 Roseville CROOKSVILLE 52 3O Adamsville CROOKSVILLE 48 25 John Glenn Crooksville 34 36 SHERIDAN CROOKSVILLE 59 51 Tri-Valley CROOKSVILLE 32 25 Frazeysburg CROOKSVILLE 44 23 Phiio Crooksville 3O 44 NEW LEXINGTON Crooksville 31 37 SHERIDAN Crooksville 43 48 SHERIDAN CROOKSVILLE 43 21 Maysville Crooksville 34 36 WATERFORD Crooksville 34 40 WEST MUSKINGUM CROOKSVILLE 43 42 Morgan Crooksville 49 57 NEW LEXINGTON CROOKSVILLE 60 26 Roseville CROOKSVILLE 48 31 John Glenn CROOKSVILLE 52 45 TrLVaIIey CROOKSVILLE 66 41 Morgan THE FRESHMEN: Front: Tim Baker, Randy Ruff, Lyn Papageorge, Don Reed, John Redfern, Gene Parker, Blaine Davis, Val German. Back: Coach Collins, Freshman Managers: Greg Johnson Tim Welsh, Brian Spring, Jeff Sherrick, Jerry Welsh, Craig Schooley, Craig 79 and Eric Tedrow Caton, Bill Riffle, Dale Gibbs, Bob Tolliver, Rich Cady. JURNIO HIGH BASKETBALL X 3 , EIGHTH GRADE CROOKSVILLE 81 66 West Muskingum CROOKSV l L LE 54 27 Sheridan CROOKSVILLE 48 25 Philo CROOKSVILLE 57 4O Sheridan CROOKSVILLE 35 29 South Zanesville Crooksville 38 40 JUNCTION CITY CROOKSVILLE 38 37 John Glenn CROOKSVILLE 54 32 Morgan CROOKSVILLE 51 37 New Lexington EIGHTH GRADE TEAM: Front: Rick Harper, Randy Buckley, Jim Nel- son, Mike Shuster, Craig Elliott. Back: Coach Mast, Doug Hammer, James Bell, Dave Hammer, Lance Vallee, Danny Klingler, John Bell. JUNIOR HIGH MANAGERS: Richard Nelson, Donnie Lindimore, Ted Thomas, Tim Dillinger, Kelly Hannum. SEVENTH GRADE C rooksville 41 42 WEST MUSKINGUM Crooksville 25 42 SHERIDAN Crooksville 18 33 PHILO CROOKSVILLE 37 29 Sheridan Crooksville 30 33 SOUTH ZANESVILLE CROOKSVILLE 27 24 John Glenn CROOKSVILLE 4'2 19 Morgan SE'VENTH GRADE TEAM: Front: Randy Rupe, Mike Johnson, Steve Murphy, Mike Cavmee. Back: Coach Mast, Jeff Cady, Wyatt Taylor, Christopher Moore, 1 Steve Woodward, Dow Cannon, Larry Harper. 80 1969 BASEBALL FRONT: Gary Swinehart, Rick Hammond, Danny Smith, Randy Smith, Kevin McIntyre, Mark Redfern, Chuck Berga, Wally Nelson, Craig Spring. BACK: Mr. BeH, Ron Schooley, Scott Carr, Mark Patton, Rick Willison, George Schooley, Rick McLean, Robert Storts, Craig Brannon, Jeff Caton, Mr. Wilson. TH E RECORD Crooksville 2 MORGAN 6 CrooksviHe 3 JOHN GLENN 1O CROOKSVILLE 2 Sheridan 0 CrooksviHe 2 WEST MUSKINGUM 7 CrooksviHe 1 ROSEVILLE 3 CrooksviHe 2 JOHN GLENN 5 CROOKSVILLE 3 Morgan 1 CrooksviHe 1 SHERIDAN 5 Sectional Tournament CROOKSVILLE 3 Kyger Creek 1 CROOKSVILLE 15 Glousfer 10 CROOKSVILLE 7 Federo1 Hocking 1 District Tournament CROOKSVILLE 4 White Oak 0 CROOKSVILLE 5 South Websfer 1 Crooksville O FAIRFIELD UNION 4 Tou rnament T roph ies 81 SCHOOLS Y R A T N w xE .H M Mrs. Herriott's Room Mrs. Worthington's Room Mr. Hick's Room BEARFIELD CHOOL THE PRINCIPAL: Mr. Weaver THE JANITOR: Mr. Kangas THE FACULTY: Mrs. Herriott, Miss Kangas, Mrs. Horne, Mrs. Alvey GemediaD, Mr. Weaver. M iss Kangas's Class Mrs. Home's C lass 86 MRS. H ERRIOTT'S ROOM FRONT ROW: Teresa Blaney, Kim Funk, Lucy Welch, Jeryi Penrod Roxanna Hoffman Lori Cavinee, Coleen Ad- dington, Myra Cavinee, Loreen Addington, Debbie Toth, Marjorie Nelson, Kathy Yoder Lyvonn Reed. ROW 2. Mark Brown, David Ferguson, Garey Moore Susan Hinkle Lena Nelson, Kathy Watts, Karen Holmes, Lorraine Schooley, Debra Reed, Kippy Miller, Terry Brown, Mark Tokie, Alan Altier. BACK ROW: Mrs. Herriott, Herbert Cain, Rob- crt Adkins, Michael Stonebumer, Robert Taylor, Dale Holcomb, Timmie Alfman, Todd Russell, David Horn, Drew Street, Jerry Anders. MISS KANGAS'S ROOM FRONT ROW: Tina Allen, Beth Schooley, Judy Hettich, Lynette Allen Teresa Hoffman, Shirley Taylor, Debbie Ni- chois Holininkle Lois Wooiey, Beverly Harper, Becky Moore. ROW 2: Brad Reed, Mitch Miller, Angie Altier, Carolyn Wolfe Donna Anders, Roxie Erwin, Marie Younkin, Sheila Henry, Dean Holcomb Ricky Bentley. BACK ROW: Keith Cable Ricky Penrod, Tim Watts, Brian Wesney, Danny Toth, Rex Alien James Nelson, Darl Holcomb Eric Tokie, Doug Baker, George Taylor. WBehindi Miss Kangas. MR. WEAVER'S ROOM FRONT ROW: Bartt Hooper, Rodney Hoffman, Ricky Addington, Doris Cain, Janice Danielson, Yvonne Toth, Ruth Wolfe, Tammy Bateson, Christy Horn, Allen Wooley, Jim Hammers. ROW 2: Mark Altier, Arno Price, Ralph Wesney, Larry Haley, Terry Baker, Jerry Liff, Pete Adkins, Garry Haley, Keith Kaufman, Herbert Powell, Jim Holmes. BACK ROW: Mr. Weaver, Debra Weiner, Vicky Wolfe, Karen Moore, Jane Cable, Susan Schooley. MRS. HORN E'S ROOM FRONT ROW: Barbara Taylor, Linda Alfman, Karen Welsh, Sue Ann Holcomb, Pamela Nelson, Cheryl Moore, Teresa Weiner, Candy Penrod, Lorraine Ervin, Mary Knapp. ROW 2: Michael Toth, Terry Tokie, Lloyd Willi- son, Melvin Nichols, Robert Reed, Jeffrey Altier, Glenn Wesney, Andrew Schooley, Thomas Russell, Stephen Alien. BACK ROW: Mrs. Horne, Lou Ann Watts, Sarah Powell, Thomas Dalrymple, Richard Bateson, Jeffrey Holcomb, Malcolm Ross, Rick Nelson, Billy Reed. 87 THE PRINCIPAL: THE FACULTY: Wronb Mrs. Worthington, Mrs. Spragg memediaD, Miss Miller, Mrs. Mrs. Sinsabaugh McIntyre, Mrs. Sowers. 821010 Mrs. Burley, . Mrs. Sinsabaugh, Mrs. White GVlusicL Miss ,, m ,7, Post, and Mrs. Jackson. THE COOKS: Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Mauller wan: Miss Post's First Grade Mrs. Spragg's Remedial Class FRONT ROW: Joyce Peck, Chippy Slack, Ronnie Spires, Candy Brunton, Roger Tignor, Mark Barringer, Sherri Aichele, Diane Wilson, David Levering. ROW 2: Scott Wood, Brent Redfern, Teresa Wood, Troy Robison, Tami Riffle, Jeff Murray, David Strate, Steve Bobb, Miss Post. BACK ROW: David Dunwoody, Paul Altier, Larry McPherson, Rodney Sprankle, Eddie Justice, Roxanne Crain, lrlan Dusenberry. MISS MILLER'S KINDERGARTEN FRONT ROW: Tod Blagg, Bobby Turner, Steve Redfern, Bryce Wiseman, Paul Butler, Jeff Newlon, Bruce Marshall, Miss Miller. ROW 2: Joe Collins, Tony Anders, Kenny Justice, Troy Sowers, Curt Woodward, Tammie Wolfe. BACK ROW: Jeff Stover, Dale Eveland, Alice Sterett, Kris Wolfe, Kindle Slack. 90 MRS. MC I NTYRE'S ROOM FRONT ROW: Darrin Strate, Billy Alvey, Randy Williams, Deidra King, Eddie Peck, Tommy Willison, Mary Kaye Watts, Mrs. McIntyre. ROW 2: Jeff Slack, Bill Harrison, LeAnn Wilson, Billy Tignor, Bret Fisher, Diana Miller, Robin Riffle. ROW 3: Richard Slack, Steve Scheiber, Doug Wood, Annette Collins, Kathy Spires, David Bobb, Ricky Baker. BACK ROW: Scott Murray, Chris Taylor, Mariann Thomas, Bobby Stalter, Molly Altier, Kim Baker, Mike Hull, Sammy Zinn, Denita White, Dianne Eveland. MRS. BU RLEY'S ROOM FRONT ROW: Dale Newlon, Chester King, Jill Mullins, Charles Spires, Darryl Wiseman, Kevin Slack, Richie Brown, Bryan Wolfe, Mrs. Burley. ROW 2: Marty Redfern, Karen Collins, Ronnie Fisher, Joel Riffle, James Reniok, John Loop, Jimmy Dennis, Beth Murray. ROW 3: Karen Spurbeck, Cheryl Willi- . son, Sherry Robison, Janis Donaldson, Timothy McIntosh, Darin White, Christy Hoover. BACK ROW: Robbie Wolfe, Melody Crain, Debra Renick, Barbara Long, Franscina Sterett, Staci Rodgers, Alice Tolliver, Brent Marshall, Tom Dickerson, Pete Van Atta, Steven Dunwoody. MRS. JACKSON'S FRONT ROW: Marketa Stephenson, Sally Dunlap, Andrea German, Ann Van Atta, Kathy Newlon, Mickey Johnson, Nancy Neff, Creta Baker, Naomi Clinton. ROW 2: Ellen Grain, Jana Flood, Carolyn Wood, Dianna Peck, Laura Redfern, Rachel Long, Roberta Collins, Mrs. Jackson. ROW 3: Billy Desar- ro, Terry Clark, Donald Wood, Steven Watts, Kevin McGrath, George Gernak, Greg Wilson. BACK ROW: Danny Hinkle, Larry Savage, Tim Dickerson, Charles 30995, Mark Dusenberry, Chris Harris, Jeff Dennis. MRS. WORTHINGTON'S ROOM FRONT ROW: Gregory Mullins, Lori McPherson, Susie Dalrymple, Vickie Scheiber, Carolyn Tignor, Mary Ann Collins, Connie Woodward, Beth Hinkle, Ralph Donaldson. ROW 2: Marcella Harvey, Mary Lou Renick, Paula Dickerson, Penni Blagg, Valeri Baker, Rita Redfern, Mike Thomas, Mrs. Worthing- ton. ROW 3: Cindy Willison, Bobby Gillogly, Billy Bobb, Kim Wilson, Brian Spurbeck. ROW 4: Sharon Nelson; Donald Maxwell, Ronald Maxwell, LuAnn Neff, Ricky Bobb, Tommy Miller, Todd Wolfe. BACK ROW: Billy Piccone, Dennis Emory, Scott Nelson, David Hughes, Jon Riffle, John Harris, Joe King, Robe rt Bookman. 92 MRS. SOWE R'S ROOM FRONT ROW: Phillip Locke, Jean Spears, Rob Sowers, Leroy Spires, Joe Jackson, Margie Brown, Scott Brumage, Steven Jeffers, Brad Wilson, Gerald Brown. ROW 2: Brenda Thomas, Madonna Wintgens, Sandra Daniels, Kathy Peck, Keith Donaldson, John Tedrow, Mike McNeal, Mrs. Sowers. ROW 3: Yvonne Thomas, Beth Neff, Vickie Williams, Ruth Lindsey, Beth Dickerson, Polly Densmore, Mary Hughes. BACK ROW: Mark Dunlap, Larry Dunwoody, Randy McGrath, Ron McLean, Rodney Stalling, Tim Freriks, Jeff Blagg, Billy Walters, Drew Collins. MRS. SINSABAUGH'S ROOM FRONT ROW: David Bess, Kathleen Redfern, Tammy Woods, Jay Johnson, Susan Thomas, Tammy Davis, Ronita Fisher, Robbie Collins, Danny Thomas. ROW 2: Judson Denman, Terry Emory, Mike Wolfe, Crystal Collins, Terrie Newlon, Mary Valentine, Nonnie Driggs, Donald Lindsey, Mrs. Sinsabaugh. ROW 3: Bob Dorsey, Richard Gillogly, Jimmy Tignor, Stephen Eveland, Danny Savage, Larry Schlotzhauer, Brenda Bobb, Suzann Spears, Don- ald Watson. BACK ROW: Bryan Gorby, Randy Smith, Gail Eppley, Pat Nelson, Dean Mullens, Scott Newlon, Sharon Brumage, Star Bateson, Pam Eveland. THE PRINCIPAL: THE JANITOR: Mr. Sparks Mr. Herriott $16; THE FACULTY: Mr. Herriott, Mrs. Crooks, Miss Pillsbury, Miss Keates, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Marshall, and Mrs. Gannon. $ Mrs. Crooks's Class Mrs. Gannon's Class Mrs. Allen's Class 94 MRS. C ROOKS'S ROMO FRONT ROW: Beverly Tolley, Ruth Willison, Rebecca Neff, Elaine Gottke, Jeanie Hill, Trinda McKee. ROW 2: Sharon Sowers, Debbie Roush, Renee Sherrick, Darla Cherry, Renee Murray, Lori Taylor, Tina Embrey. BACK ROW: Mrs. Crooks, Brad Browning, Bil! Lantz, John Adams, Joe Miller, Denny Roush, Mark Spung, Kent Prit- chard, Terry Weaver, Greg Starcher, Jeff Lipps. MRS. GAN NON'S ROOM FRONT ROW: Gloria Price, Melissa Starcher, Debbie Chevalier, Marilyn Milligan, Sandy Eveland, Tina Lantz, Cheryl Printz, Beverly McKee. BACK ROW: Ricky Riffle, Jeff Ratliff, Richard Kinney, Jeff Starcher, Randy Hay- man, Royce Sherrick, Ricky Rose, Steve Adams, Alan Ferguson, Charles Fisher. Mrs. Gannon menter bacm. FRONT ROW: Mark Pontious, Brent Hayman, Terry Ebert, Robby Marlow,Mark Henning, Gene Hill, Chuck Willi- son, Scott Dillinger, Forest Lantz. ROW 2: Bryan Pontious, Billy Leroy, Allen Hampton, Dirk Mumford, Randy Taylor, Richard Ruff, Richy White, Mark Lipps, Gregory Sherrick, David Ruff. BACK ROW: Connie Gottke, Ronda Ebert, Tina Sparks, Kathy Hill, Robin Spung, Yvonne Smith, Diane Ratliff, Rhonda Miller, Marcia Printz, Lori Fisher, Ricky Eveland. $acw Mrs. Marshall. MRS. ALL ENS ROOM FRONT ROW: Ricky Bowen, Darrell Hampton, Robert Gossman, Charles Kinney, Bobby Joe Kinney, Carolyn Kin- ney, Ruby Lanning, Sarah Eveland, Diana Searles. ROW 2: Daniel Pontious, Jeffery Robinson, David Rosser, James Sparks, Brian Hill, Willie Kinney, Ricky Chevalier, Sally Adams, Marilyn Ferguson, Diana Dee Ewing. BACK ROW: Mrs. Allen, Darla Spung, Bonnie Hampton, Connie Bowen, Diana Willison, Beth White. MISS KEATES'S KINDERGARTENS FRONT ROW: Cindy Ferguson, Dianna Baker, Dottie Meats, Becky Cavinee, Ronda Dickerson, Patty Addington, Beth Ann Younkin, Sherrie Haley. BACK ROW: Gary Holmes, Darrell Horn, Greg Jadwin, Michael Derwacter, Jeff F isher, Eric Ewing, Timmy Harris, Kevin Kangas, Keith Ferguson, Lloyd Welch. Miss Keates menter backL FRONT ROW: Janet Marlow: Debbie Neison, Alice Taylor, Sherry Adams, Louise Willison, Terrie Adkins, Pamela Spung. ROW '2: Gene Liff, Jimmy Watts, Marlene Perry, Evelyn Powell, Becky Wolfe, Renee Jewett, Brenda Wolfe. BACK ROW: Chris Ross, Scott Frame, Johnny Spung, Mike Nelson, Ronnie Watts. Miss Keates menter baclo. THE FACULTY- UT ronD Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Nelson, Mr. Hicks. waclo Mrs. Smock, Miss Kinnan. Miss Maxwell, abseno. Kindergarten 97 First Grade 98 MR. H ICKS'S ROOM FRONT ROW: Patricia Bruce, Patty Lindimore, CindyMurphy, Karen Bash, Kathleen Hannum, Khristine Han- num, Marcia Harper, Tammy DeGarmo, Mr. Hicks. ROW 2: Lisa White, Pamela Wood, Lisa Bowers, Rusty Bookman, Kirt Frash, Pamela Elliott, Jerris Gorby. ROW 3: Steve Garris, Rick Starner, Kevin Weaver, Topper Price, Scott Sims, Lawrence Eppley, Richard Russell, Andy Swingle. BACK ROW: Jim Wilson, Chris DeGarmo, Joe Riggs, Thomas Bolyard, Clay Moore, Marvin Brown, Danny Ford, Shawn Piccone. MRS. WILSON'S ROOM FRONT ROW: Sandra Stover, Sandra Syphers, Christine Ford, Barbara Lindimore, Carol Talbot, Cheryl Talbot, Candy Daniels, Dale Stalling, Kevin Wood, Keith Newlon, John Loomis, Mrs. Wilson. ROW 2: Kelly Mercer, Randy Swingle, Jeffrey Bruce, Greg Rosser, Cindy Jeffers, Mark Kenny, Cindy Johnson, Jeanie Newland. ROW 3: Kelly Bigrigg, Jeffrey Plotts, Mona Robison, Melissa Cavinee, Erin Sims, Andrea Valentine, Sherry McArtor, John Johnson. BACK ROW: Arlis Wise, Rodney Eppley, James Walters, Ernie DeGarmo, Brent Vallee, Larry Schlotz- hauer, Ricky lnman, Roddy Buckley. MISS MAXWELL'S ROOM FRONT ROW: Marilyn Cavinee, Michele Wood, Tammy Scott, Taryn Dunn, Debbie Murphy, Sandra Brown, Anita Mau- ler, Brenda Schlotzhauer, Ricky Buckley, Mark Riggs, Penny Brumage, Sharon Price, Miss Kinnan. ROW 2: David Garris, Doug Snider, Jimmy Diltehay, John Russell, Brian Bookman, Herman DeGarmo, Bryan Wolfe, Jimmy Thomas. ROW 3: Debbie Whitehouse, Regina Wheeler, Linda Cady, Dona Densmore, Teresa Walters, Debbie Plotts, Teresa White, Jackie Dunlap. BACK ROW: Larry Eveland, Robbie Embrey, Robbie Bankes, Jimmy Watson, Dean Dunwoody, David Fleming, Brent Gorby, Tommy Harper. MRS. TAYLOR'S ROOM :1 FRONT ROW: Kenny Browning, Robbie Bash, Beth Ann Watson, Jayne Harper, Kelly Sue Cook, Alice Lindimore, Steven DeGarmo, Donald Johnson, Debra Frash, Brett Scott, Mrs. Taylor. ROW 2: Bobby Elliott, Sallie Satter- field, Raymond Riley, Shari Starner, James Swingle, Randy Bankes, Barbara Robison, Tracy Stalling. BACK ROW: Glenn Hazlett, Suanne Thomas, Troy Vallee, Lori Harper, Deborah Harrison, Thomas Conaway, Bobbi Denise Smith, Joey Frash. 99 lOO MRS. SMOC K'S ROOM FRONT ROW: Michael Wood, Bobby Browning, Roy Collins, Jeffrey Harper, Pamela Snider, Janey Wood, Rebecca Johnson, Debra Harbaugh, Mrs. Smock. ROW 2: Cheryl Price, Lori Frash, Michael Brown, Troy Watts, Charles Adams, Lois Lunn, Belinda Riley, Sherrie Gibbs. ROW 3: Shellie Harper, Polly Ford, Susan Miller, Freddie Robi- son, Ronald Thomas, Paula Porter, Michael Fleming, Truly Brumage. BACK ROW: Jill Riggs, Kaye Kenny, Brenda Porter, Deborah Young, Mike Dorsey, Jan White. MRS. NELSON'S KINDERGARTEN FRONT ROW: Kathy Wolfe, Cinda Lunn, Beth Plotts, Kim Wise, Mona Garris, Kenny Wood, Mike Thomas, Mark Locke, Terry Dunlap, Richard White, Mrs. Nelson. ROW 2: Jackie Russell, Sandra Valentine, Dana Bateson, Betty Riggs, John Gorby, Billy Russell, Steve Veyon, Martin Wood, David Densmore. BACK ROW: Sandra Gibbs, Tammy Dunlap, Molly Hazlett, Lisa Zinn, Lisa Buckley, Barbara Jean Swingle, Jay Riley, Andrew Potts. 1a. uxn if ?M J nut? y . 102 RATLIFFE MOBILE HOMES New and Used TroHers Route 7, Zonesville, Ohio Where Customers Send Their Friends Owner: Cliff Rofliffe Phone: 453-8013 WESTERN AND SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE Sam Worfhingfon, Jr. CLOCK RESTAURANT Food and Legal Beverages 1420 Moysville Avenue ZonesviHe, Ohio Charles Irvin William Inmon Jerry Burns Maurice Wolfe Walter Sidwell Compliments of THE FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK 4170 Interest on Savings Complefe Banking Service Roseville Branch Member F. D. 1. C. Compliments of Joy Short CANNON AND CANNON FUNERAL HOME Crooksvi 1 1e 982-3071 Compliments of BEN SOWERS ALUMINUM 461 Putnam Avenue ZonesviHe, Ohio LAMB'S CLEANER AND COIN LAUNDRY Open 24 hours a day, 7 days 0 week Cash and Carry Plant, 1-hour Service Broadway, New Lexington GOSS SUPPLY C0. 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Nationwide lnsurance 1 10 Main St. Crooksville, Ohio Phone: 982-5636 SPRING'S ASHLAND SERVICE The Friendly Man With the Better Brand Volvoline Oil Products Richmon Tires Crooksville, Ohio WISEMAN APPLIANCES Major Appliance Sales and Service Phone: 982-4896 H7 E051L Main Street Crooksville, Ohio Compliments of WHITE'S AUTO WRECKING LEFFLER'S DRUGSTORE Sixth and Main Sfreef, Zonesville, Ohio Phone: 452-9339 Best Wishes to the Class 0F197O KINCAID BROTHERS Crooksville's Oldest Department Store Phone: 982-4982 Perry County's Only One-Sfop Shopping Frame's Market and Crooksville Hardware Company Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Guns and Ammunition Everything in Hardware Both Sfores Open 8:30 c.m.--9:OO p.m. THE ZANESVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 7111 and Harvey Sf. Zonesville, Ohio Phone: 452-4111 kghmgs go eiter WHh COKe F I O R E ' S RESTAURANT AND BOWLING New Lexington S C H U B A C H MUSIC CENTER, INC. Hammond Organs, Everett Pianos Phone: 453-0713 27 Soufh Fifth Street, ZanesviHe, Ohio OGDEN INSURANCE Barney, Jane, and Joe Phone: 342-3163 123 S. Main Street New Lexington, Ohio McBEE'S JEWELRY STORE New Lexington Compliments of BOB RICHARDSON Represenfofive For Business Equipment Fourth Street ZonesviHe 105 106 MEREDITH COLLEGE Your SchoolOF Business Seniors: Request your copy of Free cofologue. 55 VZ Norfh Fifth Street Phone: 453-8136 Zanesville Ohio RAY TOLLEY TV SERVICE Zenith Radio and Television Several New Models including Color To Choose From Service to all Makes 0F Radios 0nd Televisions One Mile OFF Route 93 of MC Luney RFD 542 Phone: 982-3901 Crooksville, Ohio Zonesville's Oldest Credit Jewelers ROBERTS The Diamond Store Teen-oge Charge Accounts Welcome 509 Main Sfreef Zonesville, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 70 SHELTON MOTORS Compliments of CANNON BROS. CLAY PRODUCTS Route 2 Roseville, Ohio Best wishes, Class 0F '70 MOORE'S PURE OIL Margaret and Sleepy Sandwiches Legal Beverages Comp limenfs 0F GEM ICE CREAM CO. ROYAL CLEANING Zone Plaza Shopping Center- Mcysville Avenue Zanesville, Ohio Electrical Confroc'rors Electrical Supplies R. ALLEN ELECTRIC, INC. 545 South State Sfreef Phone: 982-4931 COMPLIMENTS 0F PEABODY COAL COMPANY Sunnyhill Mine New Lexi ngfon, O hi0 Congrofualofions to Class of 1970 SOUDER'S DRUG STORE 29 Easf Main Street CrooksviHe, Ohio Compliments of DR. L. H. NELSON Optomefrisf Crooksville, Ohio SOWERS SHEET METAL CrooksviHe Heatingn-Plgmbing Charles Sowers, Proprietor Complimenfs OF THE CAMERA SHOP For all things photographic Market Street Zanesville Ohio Phone: 452-7302 107 108 CADY INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance R. L. Cody, Agent Phone: 982-3091 101 East Main Sfree'r CrookSVIHe, Ohio 0. K. COAL and CONCRETE D101: 452-3036 Watch the Kids South ZonesviHe CLOSSMAN'S HARDWARE Sporfing Goods Varsity Award Jackets and Sweaters Schoo1 Equipment Zonesville Ohio Best Wishes Class of 1970 POOLEY'S BARBER SHOP Good Luck N O L L ' S MAYSVILLE TAVERN AND RESTAURANT Phone: GL2-0112 4 Miles South of ZanesviHe, on Rf. 22 Julia N011, Prop. Wishing the Class of 70 Success BEN FRANKLIN LocoHy Owned Nofionclly Known Phone: 982-4016 105-107 East Main 81., Crooksville, O. SUBURBAN DRILLING C0. Pumps For AH Your Needs Phone: 452-4507 1950 East Pike Zanesville, Ohio Compliments of WILSON'S BAKERY Compliments of LAURA'S BEAUTY SHOP Famous B ronds 1 Budget Prices 513114 South Main St. New Lexington, O. Compliments CON N'S POTATO CHIPS Mode Fresh Doi 1y Zonesville, Ohio 452-4615 SIDWELL BROTHERS Asphoif Aggregate Coal Lime Route No. 7 ZonesviHe, Ohio Phones New Lexington Fulfonham 342- 1 988 849-2392 STONEBURNER'S SOHIO SixMileTurn ELLIS PHARMACY SULLIVAN YOUTH CENTER Two Locations Main Sfreef MoysviHe Avenue ROBERTIS DAIRY QUEEN Duncan FoHs Zanesville, Ohio State Route 345 674-6118 452'0024 East Fulfonham, Ohio PLAISTED INSURANCE 8 REAL ESTATE 108 S. Main Street New Lexington, Ohio 43764 Phone: 342-2898 Television Color Motorola Q uosor Hotpoint Appliances Refractories Division E L L I S T V FERRO CORPORATION New Lexingfon, Ohio Phone: 342-1083 llO Good Luck to the Class of -70- NEFF OIL CO., INC. Distributors of Pure Oil Producfs Main Office: New Lexington Crooksville Malta Philo Complimenfs of DANNY'S PURE OIL Chino Sf. BILL KLINGLER'S CERTIFIED GASandOIL Compliments of THE ROBINSON-RANSBOTTOM CO. Roseville Ohio GREENLAWN MOBILE HOMES SALES and GREENLAWN HEIGHTS Pork and Transporf 2239 East Pike Zanesville Phone: 453-0358 Compliments of SWINEHART'S DAIRY MART Six Mile Turn Compliments of LEVERING FLORIST Crooksville Ohio Good Luck f0 Class of 1970 Birdie's Restaurant Best of Luck to Class of 1970 PREMWM PLASTIC, INC. Compiimen'rs 0F GEORGE BLAGG Compliments of THE CROOKSVILLE BANK Main Sfreef Crooksville, Ohio Each Deposifor Insured to $15,000 Compliments of SINES INSURANCE AGENCY CrooksviHe, Ohio 9 Congratulations to Class oF 1970 . BOWERS AUTO SUPPLY LUMBER0 COMPANY Qualify NAPA Ports - . Main Street Crooksville South Zoneswlle, 01110 Complimenfs 0F BAKER TYPEWRITER COMPANY PEART FURNITURE STORE Exclusive Dealer For Main Street C rooksvi 1 1e, 01110 Royal Typewriters 1 Royal Adding Machines Compliments of 124 South Columbus St. Lancaster, Ohio THE QTY LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY Phone: 653-4531 115 East Main Street Crooksville PRICE PURE 01L SERVICE Lube 011 Tune-Up Expert Mechanic S O W E R S M A R K E T Tires Batteries Accessories 301 E. Main Street Crooksville Phone: 982-3061 Household Supplies BEVERLY M1LLS BEAUTY SHOP Sherwin Williams Paint Groceries--Mecf Ann Moore Congratulations . . DON EVELAND'S BARBER SHOP CrOOkSV'HG Ohio Compliments of- MUSSER SOHIO SERVICE Complete Motor Overhaul Tune Ups Brake Work Welding E1ecfric and Gas Phone: 982-4906 112 Compliments of J O L L Y B A R Route 93 C rooksvi I le, Ohio Compliments of SOUTH SIDE CARRY-OUT ElectricoluPiumbing Service ROY SPRANKLE 105 Church Sfreef Crooksvilie Phone: 982-4011 Compliments of THE NELSON MCCOY POTTERY C0. Roseville Ohio Complimenfs of Ac$R RESTAURANT LONG'S JEWELRY Arfcarved Diamonds and Bulovc Watches CrooksviHe, Ohio VAN HORN MOTOR SALES, INC. 228 W. Broadway New Lexington, Ohio Mercury Come? Cougar CHENEY TIRE SERVICE New Lexingfon, Ohio Refreods--General Tires--Bcfferies Alignmenfs--S hocks--Mufflers Comp limenfs of MAURICE A KNIGHT'S SONS' CO. Manufacturers of Chemical Stoneware CrooksviHe, Ohio Compliments of DUNLAP WELDING AND SUPPLY 720 Marietta Street Zonesville Ohio Phone: G L3-0354 Over 5,000 Paid Circulation CrooksviHe-Roseville Messenger Perry County Tribune Buckeye Lake News Robert L. Most, Publisher PIONEER MUSIC SHOP Southeastern Ohio's Largest Selecfion 0F Phonographs and Records 56 North Fifth Street ZonesviHe Ohio KATSAMPE'S Home-mcde Candy-- Restaurant Best Wishes f0 Cioss OF 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Ned Watts and Family Compliments of WISEMAN'S DAIRY Grade A Dairy Producfs Phone: 982-2891 Phone: 691-7351 Crooksville RoseviHe Compliments of THE ROEKEL COMPANY Zanesville Ohio You are invited to visit THE CANDLE ROOM 244 Wes1L Main C rooksvi 1 1e, Ohio Anita Cody R U F F ' S ROYAL BLUE SUPER MARKET Qualify Groceries and Frozen Foods 726 China Street Crooksville, Ohio FRED L. CANNON 8SONS FUNERAL HOME Alan S. Cannon, Director 36 N. Buckeye S'rreef CrooksviHe, Ohio Phone: 982-491 1 Compliments of MARTY'S BEAUTY LOUNGE 144 Moore Street Compliments of ALLEN'S CLEANERS Gifts Greeting Cards CrooksviHe Flowers DUNLAP'S TRADING POST Anfique Items Modern Te1ephone 982-4481 145 West Main Sfreef CrooksviHe, Ohio Comp1imenfs 0F TEDY'S PLACE CHERRY'S ORCHARD Route 1 CrooksviHe Congratulations C1055 of 1970 From MIL-MAX RESTAURANT 113 Compiiments HULL POTTERY COMPANY C rooksvi I Ie, O hi0 MAE WEAVER FASHIONS Zane Plaza Shopping Center Counfy Fair Shopping Center Zonesville, Ohio 43201 LEE JEWELERS 512 Main Sfreef ZonesviHe Ohio New Easy Terms Compliments of CLAY CITY BEVERAGE, INC. Pepsi Cola 335 North Sixth St. Zonesville Ohio THE TIMES RECORDER Perry County's Favorite Daily Newspaper Telephone: 452-4561 34 Soufh Fourth Street Zanesville, Ohio 43701 Congratulofions BILL'S BILLIARDS Good Luck ELLIOTT LUMBER COMPANY C rooksville Malta Compliments of YOUNG AND LEWIS SERVICE STATION Blue Sunoco Gas and Oil Crooksville Ohio Compliments of LEVERING'S GROCERY Main Street Crooksville, Ohio DUTRO MOTOR COMPANY Southeastern Ohio's Largest Ford Dealer South Fifth of Canal Street Zonesville, Ohio MARTIN'S ACE HARDWARE Open9A.M.-9P.M. Phone: 453-0641 Zane Plaza Shopping Center South ZonesviHe A 8 W ROOT BEER Oh Boy Sandwiches A Good Place To Eat MoysviHe Avenue Zanesville, Ohio Compliments of HIGGINS LUMBER CO. Roseville Ohio WEIGAND G. M. C. TRUCK SALES, INC. Gasoline and Diesel Trucks Zanesville, Ohio South Moysvi I le Ave. 452-3658 THE CRUX-Hl SKAN STAFF wishes fo say THANK YOU 'ro their advertisers Compliments of CROOKSVILLE DAIRY QUEEN Dick Brooks, Proprietor PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr. George Lamb Mr. Raymond Most Mr. and Mrs. James. Weinsz Dorothy Sowers Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Hoops Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kinnon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frecker and Family Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harrison and sons Ruth Ross Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scheiber Mr. and Mrs. John Wisemon Mr. and Mrs. Chester Leosure Mr. and Mrs. Todd Mitchell and Malia Teresa Bolycrd Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. chealo Mr. and Mrs. Robert BuHer Mrs. A. C. 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