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W. DWIGHT DARLING Superintendent of Schools • Mr. Darling's good nature and ready wit have won him many friends in Crooksvillc Schools, as well as among the town's people. He is active in every phase of the operation of the grades and high school from improv-ing the physical surroundings to revising the curriculum to meet changing needs. He is also very active in community affairs. He is vice-president of the newly-formed civic club, the Lions, a member of the community patriotic committee, active in church affairs and seems to have a speaking acquaintance with everyone in town. Mr. Darling states that his biggest worry is trying to make a greatly reduced school budget stretch over the many costs of operating a modern school. The State Department of Education placed its stamp of approval on his work this year following the periodic state inspection of the local schools. The administration of the schools was given a superior rating. For three months, Mr. Darling was both superintendent and high school principal. He assumed Mr. Zollinger's principalship duties during Zollinger's illness. Mr. Darling holds the B. S. in Education and the M. A. degrees from Ohio State University. He was two years at the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md., and holds a reserve commission in the U. S. Army. He expects to be ordered to active duty if the emergency continues. • Crooksville's Board of Education is made up of five public spirited citizens who work throughout the year for the betterment of Crooksville Schools. These men spend long hours in the service of our schools with no remuneration. Their progressiveness in education is shown by the many improvements around the school. Mr. N. B. Snell has been president of the Board for the past eight years. He is the owner and operator of a coal mine and has been active in school and civic affairs for the past twenty-five years. Mr. Harry Watts who is vice-president was the first graduate of Crooksville High to be elected. He is in a position to know quite a bit about the schcxil having had BOARD OF EDUCATION N. B. SNELL President HARRY WATTS Vice-President
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VMi PRINCIPAL • Howard A. Zollinger has been principal of the Crooksville High School for over a decade and probably the best liked principal that our school ever had. He is friendly and considerate with the students but his decisions are never questioned. Mr. Zollinger's present special elfort is a self-evaluation plan for the high school in which the teachers work out a study showing the weaknesses and strengths of the teaching, the list of subjects available, the equipment, teacher training, etc. This evaluation will be made next fall. Mr. Zollinger was seriously ill at University Hospital, Columbus, from mid-December until March. Mrs. Zollinger, who also is a science major, took over his teaching duties very capably. As an authority on plant and insect life, Mr. Zollinger is tops around C. H. S. He holds the B. S. in Agriculture and M. A. degree in Education from Ohio State University. three sons and a daughter who graduated from Crooksville High and four other children in school at the present time. Edgar F. Grube has been clerk-treasurer of the Board for fourteen years. He can always be trusted to guard the coffers with care. Delmar Hoops is the youngest member on the Board. He proves to be very understanding as it has not been long since his own school days. Holbert Alwine is only beginning his second year of service with the Board, but has already proven his worth. E. C. GRUBE Clerk - Treasurer DELMAR HOOPS HOBART ALWINE
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