Crawford Community High School - Crawford Yearbook (Cherokee, KS)

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In preparing the 1922 Crawford, it has been our aim to give a review of the events of the year which would show the true spirit of the Crawford County High School. We hope this has been accomplished. Valuable assistance has been given us by the faculty. Other Seniors, although their names do not appear on the staff, devoted much time and work to make the annual a success. Therefore we wish to express our gratitude to those who have so willingly assisted us. THE STAFF. KST

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THE INSTITUTION The Crawford County High School dat-es its opening to the public from September, 1903. The enrollment the first year was less than one hundred, and as it proved its worth to the County, it has steadily grown until today it has an attendance of two hundred and twenty-one. Of this enrollment more than fifty-seven per cent is from outside the school district in which Cherokee is located. It has twelve college and university trained teachers, all thoroughly equipped for their particular line of work. It has been said, and truly said, that the high school is the people's college. Statistics show that only a small per cent of high school graduates ever attend institutions of higher learning, so with this condition existing, Crawford County High .School is well equipped to meet the needs of all the young people of the county. Besides maintaining the regular aca.demic courses found in any high school, it has introduced all the industrial courses, such as Do- mestic Science and Art, Normal Training, Manual Training, Agriculture, and Commercial Training. Through these courses the students are aided in choosing the line of work for which they are ,best fitted. . It is a class A school, and is ever striving to keep the standard of scholarship and the general atmosphere of the school on a high plane. It is a member of the Crawford County High School League, and has played an important part in keeping alive its activities. Through this organization the school competes annually with all the schools of the county in music, debate, basket ball, field and track meets. It also furnishes opportunity for participating in music, debate and dra- matics for all inclined to these lines of work. The school strives to give its students the very best all-around development. You will not make a mistake by sending your children to Crawford. C72

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