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

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Senior Class Poem We go to Crooksville High School, We are Seniors out and out, We’re the best class in its history, We are that, without a doubt. The Senior Class of ’25, Was a good class you must admit, But the Senior Class of ’26, Has outclassed them quite a bit. And when we leave our “Alma Mater,” And the school we love so dear, And go out into the world, at first Things will seem pretty drear. Though in life we may wander, O’er the world, both far and near, We will hold in fond remembrance The old High School dear. And the classes yet to follow. May be as good as this, But they won’t be any better, Than the Class of ’26. —J. H. SMITH. Things They’ll Miss Oh! how they’ll miss when we are gone Gerald’s gum and Cookie’s smile The things of which they’ve grown so fond, Helen’s sweater and Henry’s style Helen and John, and Rachel and Dick And Ned tooting his great big horn. And Robert with his hair so slick. They’re so many things for which they’ mourn. They’ll never forget Lona’s curls. Nor Walter’s love for Crooksville girls, For when we Seniors graduate, We’ll leave this High School desolate. —LILLIAN BAKER

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THE PONOKA DAILY Friday, June 12 HOME AGAIN Miss Lona Hall, who has been traveling for the past two years in Europe with the Home Concert i Company, has returned to her home in Ponoka. Miss Hall announces that she will not be able to continue her concert work on account of ill health. SPORTS Bill Hartley, the world known polo player, is suffering from a severe attack of gout. Robert Burley of this city, attended the world series at Washington. Miss Catherine Taylor has won highest honors, as the best girl athlete at the Ohio University, this year. Luella Watts, sustained a broken leg, while playing in yesterday’s home basketball game. Mr. Henry Saunders, former boxer, has withdrawn from the ring to comply with the wishes of his better half. NATIONAL WINNER We are proud to announce that Miss Lillian Baker won first prize in the National Contest for the fastest girl typist. Following at a close second was Miss Lucy King. Both girls are formerly of Ponoka, and we are very proud of them. New York—Mr. John Snell, Wall Street broker, will broadcast each day at noon for the next two weeks from station M-O-N-E-Y. His subject will be “Sound Business Investments.” Word was received today that Mr. Paul Frecker, formerly of this city, is traveling with the Ketchup “World Known” Circus. Misses Jeanette Richards and Rachel Search are studying at the Cincinnati School of Music. The all star American comedian, Ned Watts, presented his latest act at the “Snoozer” Theater last Saturday. Miss Agnes Cooke has returned from Madrid after completing an advanced course in the History of Spanish Art. ADVERTISEMENTS Miss Irene Wemmer wishes to announce that her Beauty Parlor on East Main street will be open to the general public tomorrow. Brazil—Miss Mildred Hughes, celebrated socialist, has announced her intentions of returning to the States within a short time. We are proud to announce that Mr. Clarence Weese, won the National Prize of $2,000 for the best all around musician in the United States. ACCEPTS POSITION Mr. Harold Mealick of this city has gone to Chicago, to accept a position as head mechanic in Love’s Garage. | ELECTRIC | SHOT • JOHN HUGHES CO. i 47 West Main Street • Phone. Ind. F. 364 • I Fine Electric Appliances 1 Of All Kinds t i i I I i i ! ! i i i ■ j i I j t I i

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iBSBsaeffiseiBseasffiSBSBffi t'Hux m skan sggBa?agBgsa;a6aeaeaBafi This space is respectfully dedicated to the one who has so faithfully given us her services as Senior Typist for the Crux Hi Skan. Along with her assistants she has rendered us a service for which we are grateful and for which we sincerely wish her success in all her efforts. (Signed) LOUISE ELLIOTT OSCAR C. ICE Agnes N. Cooke Senior Alphabet 1. A-b-i-l-i-t-y ..........Spells Donald Hull. 2. B-r-a-i-n-y .......... .Spells Leo Bess. 3. C-a-l-m ................Spells Mildred Hughes. 4. D-a-r-i-n-g ............Spells Ned Watts. 5. E-a-r-n-e-s-t...........Spells Rachel Search. 6. F-u-n...................Spells Odis Folden. 7. G-r-i-n ................Spells Frances Smith. 8. H-a-p-p-y ..............Spells Margaret Cook. 9. I-d-l-e ................Spells The Seniors never are. 10. J-o-l-l-y...............Spells Billy Clark. 11. K-i-n-d ................Spells Helen Meade. 12. L-a-t-e ................Spells Paul Frecker. 13. M-i-l-d.................Spells Sarah Ferguson. 14. N-a-u-g-h-t-y ..........Spells Gerald Cross. 15. O-d-d...................Spells Wilda Carr. 16. P-e-r-f-e-c-t ..........Spells Robert Burley. 17. Q-u-i-e-t ..............Spells John Smith. 18. R-e-d ..................Spells Maurice Hartley. 19. S-p-o-r-t ..............Spells Bob Cooke. 20. T-a-l-e-n-t.............Spells Clarence Weese. 21. U-n-e-a-s-y ............Spells Lilian Leeth. 22. V-a-l-u-a-b-l-e ........Spells Wanda Salsbury. 23. W-i-s-d-o-m ............Spells Violet Corven. 24. X-p-e-r-i-e-n-c-e ..... Spells What the Seniors haven’t. 25. Y-a-w-n.................Spells Most of the Seniors. 26. Z-e-a-1 ................Spells SENIORS.