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

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WITH Til KI.IKAIlIvS • The first grade at the North were feat' ured on the program presented at the High School. They sang Down by the Zuider Zee. • Miss Cannon's second grade pupils made a typical street scene in Crooksville as one of the many projects they use in reading. • The third grade at North School strive to be as near perfect as the North School Seniors, (especially in baseball), says Eddie Hoops of the fourth grade. • The North School Seniors used (as their big project for the year) the constructing of a library. They made bookcases and tables out of orange crates and rearranged and renumbered their books. • The 6 A's keep up the tradition of the East School by presenting as the Christmas program Dicken’s “Christmas Carol” and at Thanksgiving, The Story of the First Thanksgiving.” 9 Miss Neff mixes the three R’s with fairy tales for the first and second grades at East. They built a fairy village and a zoo. • The third and fourth grades at East Sch x)l are interested in handicraft work and dramatics. They make sand table scenes to represent places they are studying in Geography. They also presented “The Golden Goose. • Both sections of the East Fifth grade joined to put on the annual safety program. At this program the safety patrol is installed and safety songs are sung. • The 6 B's particularly enjoyed the trip both sections and the faculty made to Marietta. They visited the old land office, Putnam Memorial, and other points of interest.

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1st GRADE NORTH. 2 AND 3 B NORTH. 3'A AND 4—NORTH. 6.A EAST.

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 im»i: it deco rations ... In all of Crooksville potteries decorating adds beauty and finish to the ware. Pictured is a small part of the Decorat' ing Department at the Crooksville China. The four ex-perts are lining, that is painting of the gold, silver or color lines that are a basic part of most decoration. The A. E. Hull pottery does some beautiful hand work decorating but in the utility and stone ware plants this phase is much less important. In our schools the added decorations used to be called “Fads and Frills but now we realize that music, clubs, societies, honor groups, plays, and bands are valued additions in preparation for life. No longer are these values mere theories but now we learn to take our places in society by actually being a part of society. WE LEARN TO LIVE RY LIVING