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

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IN MEMORY OF W. DWIGHT DARLING who died August 2, 1967, after a life dedicated to public education. On his way from a one-room school to assistant state director of education, he served as superintendent of the Crooksville Schools from 1930 to 1951, with the exception of four years while he was in the United States army during World War 11. Mr. Darling will be remembered by a complete generation of Crooksville citizens as a teacher who stressed the learning of such intangibles as honesty, integrity, personality development, and re- sponsibility, long before educators chose to call it guidance. It is a matter of great pride to the community that he considered Crooksville his home and chose it as his final resting place. AND IN APPRECIATION T0 all the teachers who have contributed to the development of the school program, who have given of their time and talents to the education of the young people of Crooksville, and who have en- dured the trials and tribulations of these students' growing up.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Ray Tolley Mr. Fred Piccone Mr. Chester Leasure Mr. Carl Hughes The many responsibilities encountered ,in this school system are handled very ca- pably and efficiently by the Board of Edu- cation. With patience, foresight, wisdom, and ability, these five citizens elected by the voters of the school district, deal with school problems of finance, policy, and per- sonnel. It is with sincere gratitude that the stu- dent body expresses its appreciation for the guidance that this Board of Education has bestowed upon our schools. Mr. Hobart Allwine, retiring MEETINGS from Board in January, 1968 Mrs. A. C. Lawrence