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WITH PRIDE Athletic Field A new football field and playground was started by W. P. A. Snake Run was diverted to the south making room for a full - sized football gridiron directly in rear of the High School buildings. Three tennis courts, a baseball diamond and other facilities were planned. Theatre As a result of the only major building construction of the year in Crooksville the c o m-munity boasts a new theatre, the finest in Perry County. A seating capacity of 4 5 0, beautiful interior, startling lighting effects and perfect sound reproduction are features of the Publicity The name of Crooki-ville was carried from coast to coast by the story of a pony imprisoned in a coal mine. The “scoop” was made by John Peart for the Crooksville Messenger. It was then carried in New York, Miami, Florida and far western papers. The scene of the imprisonment was the Guy Brown farm. The pony was rescued, new playhouse. CHAPTER IV ACTIVITIES 32-45 CHAPTER V ATHLETICS 46-53 CHAPTER VI FEATURES 54-73
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WE POINT Beauty Grimy, white, grey and blackened walls. Plastering falling here and there. The W. P. A. painters arrive — with ladders, brushes, buckets of paint, piles of spotted canvas. Pupils cough, shed tears, and watch the painters as the fumes of turpentine penetrate. . . . Clean tan walls, ivory ceilings, varnished wood work, washed gym walls. Beauty comes to old C. H. S. Strike All Crooksville potteries except the China Company were closed from October through February. Final settlement of the strike relieved a very tense situation. School activities were seriously curbed during this period. The Crux-Hi-Skan was delayed. Scholarship Martha King tied for first place in the Perry County Senior Scholarship Contest. Crooks-ville’s first win in six years. Margaret Jean Coulter was within two points of first place. CHAPTER I SENIORS 8- 17 CHAPTER II UNDERCLASSES 18-25 CHAPTER III FACULTY 26-31
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THE STAFF — CRUX -HI- SKAN— 1936 Editor-in-Ckief, Margaret Jean Coulter EDITORIAL STAFF Activities—Martha King Music and Dramatics Jeanne Mcars Head Typist Thelma Kveland Art Dorothy Wilson Cameraman George Burley Sports—Edwin Allard Juniors and Underclassmen— Herman Walsh Assistant Typist Ruth Tatman BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager— Lois Kincaid Advertising Manager • Harold Riggle Circulation Manager— Frances Dillehay Assistants— Hazel Sanborn and Robert Conaway CONTRIBUTORS Virginia Ellis, Harriett Keats. Robert Fleming, Marjorie Turner, Georgiana Lentz. Richard Brooks, Betty Mears, John Peart. Fredric Reed. FACULTY ADVISORS Mr. Darling Mr. Zollinger
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