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

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CASTING UNCOMMON CLAY . . . • Many of the more difficult designs in ware cannot be turned but have to be cast. Pictured is Homer Lewis pour-ing slip (liquid clay) into the moulds. A skilled caster knows just how long to allow the slip to stand before pouring out the unset center leaving the shell moulded in the desired pattern. Grades 1 through 12 of our school system and the various and many subjects taught are the patterns of education. Into these many casts are poured the youth of our town. Character and talents are formed to make better boys and girls, better men and women. The following pages picture the classes. In these pat- terns are we MOULDING OUD YOUTH

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THE S E I O IK CLASS • As we, the Crooksvillc High Class of '41 pass through the doors of our Alma Mater into a new and perplexing life, we have the memories of our high school days to carry with us. In our four years of high school our class of '41 gained prominence through extensive participation in scholastic and extra curricular activities. Lloyd Kenny, Pat Hannum, Ronald Butts, Jack Rinehart, Bill Nelf, Bill Lemert, Bob Cope, and Bob Bauman played important positions on the varsity football squad. Paddy and Jack won the distinction of being chosen for the Muskingum Valley League Team of All Stars. We were also represented by Pat Hannum, Bob Cope, Bill Neff, and Lloyd Kenny for the Varsity Basketball squad. Every Senior has found himself a place in some of our numerous activities namely: Hi-Y, Ifka, F. H. A. and B Club. Musical talents of our class were displayed by the fact that members served in the Band, Orchestra, or Glee Club. Janet Bonifant, leading songstress of the Crooksvillc High band, won second place in the Southeastern Ohio Vocal contest, an honor which she so justly deserved. Another honor brought to our Class this year was the selection of eight seniors, June Dillehay, Joyce VanAtta, Verda Belle Green, Margene Horne, Kathleen Bowers, Janet Bonifant, Rosalie McMillan, and Bob Cope, for membership in the National Honor Society. Further proof of our ability was exhibited by our writing and presenting a minstrel in its entirety. Let us ever strive to abide by our motto In ourselves our future lies and uphold the high ideals we have taught through our school life.