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

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FLOYD McGUIRE A student but one who always has tiir.e to help in anything when needed. A leader and an orator. President Senior class. President Hawthorne Literary Society. Debating team 3, 4. President Orchestra. Cheer Leader 3, 4. Football 3, 4. “Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime And departing leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time.” NEIL STANBERY Always going a different direction. Never g2ts any place. Orchestra 2 3. 4. Editor in Chief of Crux-Hi-Skan. Football team 3. Perry County Essayist Champ'on. Vice President Hawthorne Literary society. ‘ The world knows nothing of it’s greatest men. Here is one of them.” HAROLD WATTS A star both in athletics and studies. Foot-ball 3, 4. Basketball 3, 4. “And still they gazed and still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all he knew.” GEORGE TEDROW A basket-ball wonder. Football team 3, 4. Basket-ball team 3. 4. Track 3, 4. “There is no genius in life like the genius of energy and activity.”

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MABEL WHARFF Mabel is our class author and honor of writing the class prophecy is justly given. She believes in getting her lessons and having a good time besides. “Blessed with each talent and each art to please.” LOIS SPRINGER A live wire in the class and school. Lois has always been ready to help boost C. H. S. She is an exceptionally brilliant student, but has also found time to take part in all sports and school activities. Treasurer A. A. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Basketball 4. CHARLES JOHNSON A special student who came among the Seniors. A popular and earnest young man. Basketball 4. “Say not, ‘Good Night’, but in some brighter clime, bid me Good Morning.” TED BATES Ted is another basketball star. He was able to take care of any forward unfortunate enough to be placed there. Basketball 3, 4. Quartette 4. Vice President Emersonian Literary Society. Football 3. WILLIAM WEAVER. Deavertown, Ohio William is an excellent worker and a friend of every one. He did his part for the high school in basketball and track. Basketball 4. Football 4. Spelling contestant 4. Track 3, 4. “Excellence is granted to a man only as a reward of labor.” HAROLD FINLEY Harold comes to us from Sayre this year and has made good as a football player. Football 4. “Joy rises in me like a summer’s moon.”

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Hoos Hoo in Seenyur Class Name Non de Plume Hobby Ambition C. E. Scott . Charles Teaching school H. S. Graduate. Arthur Bailey... . Art Being late To break a record. Ralph Brown.... . Brownie Studying To be a philosopher. Ted Bates .Ted Athletics To follow in the steps of Bertha Harold Finley... . Red Horse Not discovered To be a farmer. Floyd McGuire.. . Pat Singing To be a preacher. Robert Mealick. . • Bob Horsebacking To get a girl. Neil Stanbery... . Stanzberry Trick pictures To paint a chicken coop. Harold Showers. . Slim Dancing A Congressman. George Tedrow. . . Mose Tournaments To be a doctor. Lester Vance.... . Vancie Cornet playing To capture Thelma. Arthur VanAtta. . Pete Rolling his own To be a big leaguer. Wilbur Wood. .. . . Wib Yelling To be an orator. William Weaver. .Bill History To startle the world. Pearl Coulter.... . Pete Basketball To wreck homes. Ina Burley Bob Vamping We promised not to tell. Lois Springer. . . . . Lou Walking To fiddle and fiddle and fidle. Gertrude Maris.. .Red Gift of gab To live in Crooksville. Bertha Deaver... . Berfey Seeing Ted Everyone knows it. Mabel Wharf.... . Mim Sweetness To teach H. S. mathematics. Thelma Hooper.. . B Posing To be a nurse. Edith Penman... . Deede Talking To vote for a lady president. Nona Mauler.... . Nony Studying To be a teacher. Harold Watts... . Strongheart Portraiture High pressure engineer. Vernon Springer. . Springer Athletics To be a cartoonist. Virgil Nelson.... .Tim Silence To be a milkman. Charles Johnson. .Chas Singing To live happy henceforth. Speaking of Hoos Hoo in the Senior Claes we vmst, mention .Mr. Scott, principal of tiie Mirth school building. .Mr. Scott has successfully completed four years of high school work, along with hisscliisjl teaching, and graduates with the Class '21.