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

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t The A. E. Hull Pottery Company Manufacturers Mantle Glazed FLOOR AND WALL TILE KITCHEN UTILITY WARE BOWLS NAPPIES ALL HAIL Class of 1934 A good job well done is the accomplishment of Croolcsville younger men and women in the completion of their school in the face of economic stress. ZANESVILLE, OHIO The Richard Clegg Studio GLASS BROS. Dealer in HARDWARE AND BUILDERS is always ready to serve C. H. S. in any way possible. Always the latest and catchiest styles for young people. SUPPLIES • THE RICHARD CLEGG STUDIO 530 Main St. near Sixth. Phone I064J Zanesville, Ohio Croolcsville, Ohio as 34 PAGE 14

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••CHRONOLOGY OF THE CROOKSVILLE SCHOOLS 1880 On the site of the present East School building, James J. Walpole, held the first organized ichool, in a very crude, one-room, building. 1898 The East building was outgrown and the first West building, a two-story four-room structure, was constructed. 1890-91 The quaint old East building was replaced by a two-story, four-room building like the one at West. 1897 Two rooms were added to the East building. 1898 High school was started in the East building but was soon moved to the West, then to the | O. O. F. and then to the Cusick buildings. 1901 First class, six boys and two girls, graduated from C. H. S. 1904 East and West buildings were replaced by the present buildings. 1911 The North building was built to accommodate the ever increasing school population. 1915 In this year a groat step was taken in the history of Crooksville High School. It was the year of the erection of a place to have High School in a building by itself. 1925 Our present High School was built in this year to give the children of Crooksville an opportunity for an excellent High School education. With the new building the faculty can now offer: Physics. Chemistry. Vocational Home Economics, and Physical Education, all of which were impossible in the old building due to the lack of room and equipment. With the construction of the new High School, the old one was converted into a Junior High, which had been in the West building. 1933 The West building was discontinued due to the lack of funds and the Junior High was called upon to take in a fifth and a sixth grade, known as South School. During this time there have been six men in the position of Superintendent of Crooksville Schools. They are: M. G. Calhoon 1898-1901 G. L. Brown 1901-1903 G. W. DeLong 1903-1905 M. G. Calhoon 1905-1912 E. D. Bates 1912-1923 J. E. Stage 1923-1930 W. D. Darling 1930-present time From the start of one teacher in a one room building in 1880, we now have twenty-nine teach- ers in four brick buildings. We sincerely hope that our schools can keep progressing every year and that our Graduates will always be good and upright citizens. J. H. FRECKER. O. O. N. = 34 PAGE 13

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