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

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JAMES PAPRITAN—Crooksville, B. S. in Education, Ohio University; Northwestern University; M. A. Columbia University; Instructor in Physical Education; Baseball and Football and Basketball Coach. RUTH SNELL Crooksville, B. S. in Education, Ohio University; Instructor in English; Vice Principal of High School. AMOS SNIDE—Crooksville, B. S. in Science and Education, Ohio University; Instructor in Industrial Arts. MARY WATKINS—Hillsboro, A. B. in Public School Music, Carnegie Institute of Technology; University of Pittsburgh; Ohio State University; Instructor in Vocal and Instrumental Music. WILLIAM WORTHINGTON — Crooksville, B. S. in Education and M. A. Ohio University; Instructor in Geography. GARMON CONAWAY—Crooksville, Ohio University and Ohio State; Attendance Officer. RAYMOND WALTER—Crooksville, M. A. and B. S. Ohio State University; Instructor in Science and Mathematics. PAPRITAN SNELL SNIDE WALTER WATKINS WORTHINGTON CONAWAY

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DILLEHAY COULTER DUGAN FELL GALLOWAY KELLEY FACULTY FHIENDS CAROLYN DILLEHAY—Crooksville, B. S. in Education and M. A. Ohio University; In-structor in American History. EVA COULTER—Crooksville, B. A., Ohio Wesleyan University; Instructor in French and English. CHARLES DUGAN—Murray City, B. S. in Science and Education, University of Dayton; Instructor in Mathematics and Bookkeeping. CARL FELL—Crooksville, A. B. Ohio University; Instructor in Literature and History. CHRISTINE GALLOWAY—Glouster, B. S. in Education, Ohio University; Office Training School and Ohio State, Columbus, Ohio; Instructor in Shorthand and Typing. MARY MARGARET KELLEY—Athens, B. S. in Education, Ohio University; Instructor in Home Economics.

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THE CLASS DF ’39 “Z e ytistorie —By Lyle Talbot Senior Officers DALE DICKENS, President ROBERT ROUSH, Vice President MONA YOUNG, Sec'yTreas. Between the years of 1919 and 192?, seventy-one prospective Crooksville High School graduates, future members of the class of 1939, were brought into this world. After six years of liberty and the various contagious diseases, we entered school to model our lives after some great person. Our work in the grade schools was outstanding and was, we believe, the foundation for an excellent class. Four years ago the class of '39 entered high school with 71 members but time took a heavy toll, leaving 36 to graduate. The class of '39 has been outstanding in extra-curricular activities as well as scholastic ability. Members of the class have been members of the following clubs: B Club, Sokol, F. H. A., Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Ifka, and Free Lancers. In the field of athletics, Bulldog” Luster is a one man team in any port. But he only heads a list of outstanding players such as: Jack Hull, Fred Hill, Rodney Yoder, Robert Roush, Paul Weese, Bill Curl, Raymond Bush, Bill Sowers, and Frank McAllister. Members of the class of '39 arc not only good athletes, but many members have participated in the scholarship contests; namely. Jack Hull, Robert Roush, Dale Dickens, Jane Watts, D)is Day, and Mona Young. In 1937, Jack Hull placed 3rd in Plane Geometry with Dale Dickens 6th. Lois Day also placed 4th in English and Robert Roush 5th in French. The 1939 Senior Scholarship team rated highest in Perry County with three placing among the best 10 in the county. Jack Hull was third, Robert Roush eighth and Dale Dicken ninth. Jane Watts and Lois Day were both in the upper half of the total list. As in athletics and scholarship the class of '39 was also outstanding in dramatics. A remarkable performance was given in the junior year entitled, “Digging Up the Dirt.” Characters most outstanding in this performance were: Dale Dickens, Jack Hull, Jane Watts and Bcttie Jo Fitzer. This year an amusing comedy was presented entitled Foxy Mrs. Foster,” which includes Wayne Love, U is Day, Helen Fleming, Jane Watts, Jack Hull, U is Jane Bonifant, Eugene Luster, Ina May Blosser, Bonibelle Allard, Bcttie Jo Fitzer, and Dale Dickens in the cast. Our school career is almost ended but we hope to live up to the class motto, Out of school life into life's school and to uphold the standards of C. H. S.