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

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CRUX-HI-SKAN FACULTY JAMES C. PAPRITAN, Cleveland, Ohio; B. S. in Education, Ohio University; Northwestern University; Columbia University; Instructor in Physical Education; Baseball and Football Coach. RUTH SNELL, B. S. in Education, Ohio University; Instructor in English. AMOS SNIDE, B. S. in Science and Education, Ohio University; Instructor in Manual Arts and Science. RAYMOND WALTER, Carroll, Ohio; B. S., Ohio State University; Instructor in Science and Mathematics; Basketball Coach. MARY WATKINS, Bellaire, Ohio; B. A. in Public School Music; Carnegie Institute of Technology; University of Pittsburgh; Instructor in Vocal and Instrumental Music. WILLIAM WORTHINGTON, B. S. in Education, Ohio University; M. A., Ohio University; Instructor in Geogra-phy. GARMON CONAWAY, Ohio University and Ohio State, Attendance Officer and Secretary to the Superintendent. PAPRITAN SNELL SNIDE WALTER WATKINS WORTHINGTON CONAWAY

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FACULTY CARR COULTER DILEY ALICE ROSE CARR, Sugar Grove, Ohio; A. B. St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Ind.; M. A., Ohio University; Columbia University; Instructor in Mathematics and Latin. EVA COULTER, B. A., Ohio Wesleyan University; Western Reserve University; Instructor in French and English. BESSIE DILEY, Canal Winchester, Ohio; B. S. in Ed., Ohio University; Ohio State University; Fannie Farmer School of Cookery; Instructor in Home Eco. DILLEHAY FELL MILLER CAROLYN DILLEHAY, B. S. in Education, Ohio University; Instructor in American History. CARL FELL, A. B., Ohio University; Ohio Wesleyan; Instructor in Literature and History. MILDRED MILLER, Carroll, Ohio; B. S. in Ed., Wilmington College; Instructor in Commerce. 1937

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SENIOR OFFICERS HERMAN WALSH, President. ROBERT FLEMING, Vice President. JOAN BROWN, Secretary-T reasurcr. CAROLYN DILLEHAY, Advisor. WALSH FLEMING DILLEHAY BROWN HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS Let us pause for a moment in the whirl of this busy world and look back upon the record of the class of 1937. From the east, west, north, and south came fifty-four happy children to enroll in the seventh grade. Going to school beside the high school made them a proud group of children. They had no more than settled down than they were called to go on to the eighth grade. This year a few new pupils were added. Five of the members portrayed parts in the junior high play, “Pollyanna.” This year the students worked hard to prepare for the thing which they had looked forward to for eight years, a high school student. In 1934 there were sixty-eight freshmen to start on the race for that worth while goal, a high school diploma. This was a large and intelligent class, which seemed worthy to do battle for its Alma Mater and early showed signs of that spirit that was later to make it respected by the underclassmen. The first job of these timid freshmen was to organize. As president they chose as their leader, Virginia Ellis. Herman Walsh was made vice-president, and Mary Thompson, secretary and treasurer. In that year Harriett Keates, Virginia Ellis, Robert Fleming, and Herman Walsh were elected to Student Council. The class was well represented in football and basketball. This same year the girls won the inter-class volley ball championship. Some of the class were seen in the glee club “Garden Minstrel”. When the class returned in the fall of 1935, there was the usual decrease in the enrollment, only fifty-three began the sophomore year. In the process of reorganizing the following officers were elected: Mary Thompson, president; Harriett Keates, vice-president; Lucille Boone, secretary-treasurer. Again Virginia Ellis, Herman Walsh, and Robert Fleming represented the class in Student Council. June Day was the fourth elected member, and Billy Kenny was there as basketball manager. The sophomores were very proud of June Day, Elda Oakley, Robert Fleming, and Jim Eveland for their fine performances in the glee club operetta, “And It Rained . Again this year the girls won the interclass basketball and volley ball championships. 1957