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

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BOARD OF EDUCATION N. B. SNELL HARRY WATTS E. F. GRUBE RALPH COPE PAUL BORING N. B. Snell is serving his fourth year as president of the board. He has been a member of the board for about 22 years. His three children have graduated from the Crooksville High School, and he has always been interested in the school's welfare. Mr. Snell is en-gaged in the coal business. Harry Watts, the vice-president of the board, is employed at the Star Stoneware Company, and is a graduate of the local high school. He has several children enrolled in the Crooksville High School. This year Mr. Watts will complete his first term as a member of the board. E. F. Grube is employed as a dispatcher for the Ohio Power Company here. For the past ten years he has served as clerk of the board. He is well known to the state examiners for the excellent condition in which he keeps the books. Ralph Cope holds the responsible position of Assistant Cashier of the Crooksville Bank. He is serving his first term on the Crooks-ville Board of Education. Since he has three children in school, he too is interested in the welfare of the school. Paul Boring is the superintendent of the decorating department at the Crooksville China Company. He is now serving his second term as a member of the board. For the time which these men have spent in the past, and will continue to spend in the future for the good of the youth of Crooksville, we extend our sincere thanks. 193 7

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CRUX-HI-SKAN ADMINISTRATION W. DWIGHT DARLING, B. S. in Ed. and M. A., Ohio State University; U. S. Naval Academy; Superintendent of Schools. SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Darling has been superintendent of the Crooks-ville Schools since 1930. He has proved himself an efficient executive and has done much to show the people of Crooksville that their schools can be of great value to them. He finds time in his multitude of duties to promote the only combination school and community newspaper in the State, the Crooksville Messenger. This year the paper gained national publicity for the work it was doing. Accomplishments this year include the completion of the new athletic field and the corridor between the two high school buildings in cooperation with the Works Progress Administration and the local Board of Education. Mr. Darling is an official in the Southeastern Ohio Education Association. PRINCIPAL This is Mr. Zollinger's seventh year as principal of the Crooksville High School. In these seven years he has established a reputation as a progressive school man and an excellent administrator. He has a way of handling questions that come to him in such a manner as to appear mild but to leave no doubt as to just what he expects. Many worthwhile accomplishments can be listed for Mr. Zollinger’s administration. The outstanding one for this year is the careful division of curricular and extra curricular duties among 14 teachers of the faculty. Mr. Zollinger also teaches two biology classes and supervises one study hall. Biology is one of his major interests. Mr. Zollinger is an active me'fnber of the Educational Council of the Ohio Education Association. HOWARD A. ZOLLINGER, B. S. in Agriculture, M. A. in Education, Ohio State University; Principal of High School.