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

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Sophomores FRONT ROW: Treno Mercer, Rhonda Dusenberry, Cindy Price, Cynthia Neff, Vicky Starcher, Kathy Ketchom, Miss Kinnan. Gayle Dodson, Kathy Baker, Paulo Sherrick, Paulo Flood. Deb- ROW 3: Gary Evelund, Brian Donaldson, Randy Ruff, Brian bie Tewksbury, Joyce Mauler, Doreen Fish,.Debbie Zink. ROW Spring, Richard Cody, Jeff Sherrick, Clyde Hordesty, Edsel 2: Randy Hammond, Steve Sotterfield, Gregg Johnson, Eric Ted- Sims, Tim Welsh, Ken Wayne, Keith King, Mike Wilson. row, Rita Bierly, Lynn Gottke, Debbie Altier, Rhonda Tatmon. FRONT ROW: Christy Covinee, Jeanette Lipps, Roxanna Gory Dunwoody, Bill Hutchins, Don Argo, Ike Hill, John Lindsey, Sheila Ewing, Teresa Bolyord, Dorothy Dens- Redfern, Mr. Funk. ROW 3: Mike Freriks, Don Reed, more, Cyrstol Aichele, Barbara Corp, Janice Blosser, Bruce Collins, Earl Alfmcm, Danny Fisher, Randy Hinkle, Marsha Ashley, Beth Liff, Janet Londerman. ROW 2: Val Paul Gillogly, Jeff Levering, Joe Ferguson, Dale Gibbs, 30 German, Frank Ratliff, Kevin Pritchard, Kim Rambo, Gene Parker.

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Front Row: Doris Reed, Dorothy Harbaugh, Marsha Wil- Mark Holcomb, Robert Pontious, Ed Eveland, Gary Lind- liamson, Susan Driggs, Kaye Sowers, Connie Moore, Cheryl say, Mr, Sutherland Third Row: Bill Sohrenssen, Tom Collins, Gail Adams, Roxanne Freriks, Kaye Weaver, Dee Stoneburner, John Welch, Randy Thomas, Ken Dalrymple, Spring, Teresa Hannum. Second Row: Ron Neff, Roger Jon Allen, Rick Hammond, Chris Weese, Don Neff, Mark Landerman, Rick Willison, Jim Fleming, Bruce Syphers, Redfern, Randy Embrey, Greg Penrod. The Juniors started their third year at C.H.S. on August 31, 1970, with 90 members. The first event to take place was the election of officers. Richard Starts was elected president; Scott Harris, vice-president; Gail Adams, secretary; and Lou Ann Brannon, treasurer. Those elected to represent the class at Student Council were Sharon Robinson, Jeryl Henning, Ed Eveland, and Bruce Syphers. Since most were seasoned veterans of the school, there were many students in each school organization. There were twelve in Science Club, twelve in Spanish Club, three in the library, thirteen in Varsity C, two on the annual staff, eight in chorus, nine in band, one as a varsity cheerleader, two as reserve cheerleaders, and three worked in the office, and one served as majorette. Fifteen boys participated in football, seven in basketball, and five in track. Gail Adams was elected to reign over the homecoming activities as junior attendant. Class advisors were Mrs. Arthur Long, Mr. David Slade and Mr. Jerry Sutherland. Richard Starts, president; Lou-Ann Brannon, treasurer, Scott Harris, vice-president; Gail Adams, secretary.

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FRONT ROW: Koren Rupe, Ann Willison, Kim Shreves, Brenda Wood, Billie Valentine, Vicky Robinson, Sherry Penrod, Peggy Tignor, Dole Ann Strohl, Cynthia Sumner, Linda Willison, Penny Trussell. ROW 2: Bob Tolliver, Max Stockman, Steve White, Alon White, Craig Caton, On August 31, 1970, the Class of 73 started its second year at C.H.S. After the first few weeks of school the sophomores were set- tled and ready to undertake the year's activities. The first activity of interest to the sophomores was the election of officers. Brion Spring was elected to lead his class as president, with Cynthia Neff as vice-president, Trina Mercer as secretary and Vickie Starcher as treasurer, Rhonda Dusenberry, Lynn Gottke, Jeff Sherrick, and Craig Schooley were elected to serve on the Student Council. Many members were active in Vickie Starcher, treasurer: Brian Spring, president; Cynthia Neff, vice-president; Trina Mercer, sec- retary. Randy Smith, Jerry Welsh, Tim Robison, Blaine Davis, Mrs Pierce. ROW 3: Steve Wilson, Craig Schooley, Roger Ross, Phll Mickey, Larry Weaver, Lynn Papageorge, Joey Brunton, Ted Robison, Chuck Watts, Steve Williams, Tim Baker, Tony Stalling. various school activities. There are four in the library, five in chorus, fifteen in Spanish Club, seventeen in Science Club, twelve in FHA, seven in the bond, one on the annual staff, eleven were on the basketball team, and three were reserve cheerleaders. Trina Mercer was chosen as sophomore attendant at the homecoming festivities. Mr. Pat Funk, Mr. Robert Pierce, and Miss Treno Kinnon were the sophomore odvisors.