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

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IIITITm2 ?rTIITTTTT7Tf3 CRUX-HI-SKAN F. W. TEDROW Union Suits SOUTH BUCKEYE STREET. CROOKSVILLE Bread Cakes Pies We cannot sell you under- W HOLES ALE AND RETAII ter satisfied if Come, give us a trial then you will declare Our groceries the choicest Our prices fair. Most obliging: you’ll find us. anxious to please — Ever striving our best Your wants to appease. H. Brown Son CROOKSVILLE, OHIO T. H. BROWN, CROOKSVILLE

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1 CRUX-HI-SKAN JOHN HULL In our class we liave one real ladies man. Schotnp’ is always to be found in their midst, U tli in ami out of school. He will some day purchase The Corner Drug Store and we are sure that lie Will do well there, all right.” LILLIAN RICKETTS No it s not a joke, — Lil lias a dfTereiit fellow every night but, does she ever have her German lesson ? Miss Ricketts has only been with us two years, the remaining time having spent in the gay social circles of Deavertown, where she received her training as an actress. BERTHA YAHN Is an exceptionally good student, which fact can lie accounted for, iu that she received her early education at Mcbuney. Miss Yalin never was tardy at school, which fact cannot Ik accounted for. LEE CARPENTER In our class we have one real sportsman, limner Hocli. a well known squirrel hunter and a fisherman of renown. Get him to tell you how that fish got away from him. You will all recognize him by his cognomen Carp. JOHN J. BENNETT Por several years Shorty has worn the official budge ns president of his class. Being neither egotistical nor at all parsimonious iu his eflulgencey, he makes a splendid class leader. JUANITA MARIS Nile has been our class secretary during these seemingly interminable four years, and take it from us— 14. she is some business manager; but we are sorry that such valuable time as hers should liave been so laboriously spent in getting latin and writing letters to Tus. MERLE HAMMOND Received her early education iu Sayre. Ohio, ami entered C. II. S. in 1910. Some one who doesn't know has s.»id that she is the noisiest ami most frivolous girl in school. She never was known to neglect a lesson and never flunked in her whole high school career. DONO THARP Began her illustrious career at Hemlock ami later mover! to the only town on the map to complete her education. She was an exceedingly bright girl and was quite a favorite, if such be possible, with all her teachers.