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BOARD OF EDUCATION tClockwiset Mr. Leasure, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Tolley, Mr. Piccone, and Mrs. Lawrence. The CrooksviHe Board of Education con- sists of these Five citizens, chosen by the voters of the Crooksville Exempted Village School District. h It is the duty of these five people to con- tend with the problems of Finance, policy, and personnel oftheschoolswithinthe Frame- work of Ohio law. The efficient operation of the schools may be attributed to the competent manage- ment of this board of education. Mr. Ray Tolley, president Mr. Carl Hughes, vice-president Mr. Chester Leasure, clerk Mrs. A. C. Lawrence Mr. Fred Piccone
Mr. William F. Worthington Mr. Henry W. Null, Jr. The Superintendent In 1951, the year in which mostofthe members of the graduating class were born, Mr. Worthington became superin- tendent of the Crooksville Schools. While the members of this class have been growing up, Mr. Worthington has been developing the school system From one which graduated 15 people in 1951 to the iOi,who will be graduated this spring. Mr. Worthington has been associated with the Crooksville Schools since 1912, at which time he entered the First grade at East School. He, therefore, has been endowed with an inborn allegiance to Crooksville and its schools. Its children have been his children. Its problems have been his problems. Its improve- ments and its growth have been his happiness. And, needless to say, the results of his efforts will be evident For many years to come. The Principal Mr. Henry W. Null, Jr., a graduate at Fairmont State College,WestVirginia, and of Ohio University, came to Crooks- ville as principal of the high school in the same year that this year's graduating class came into high school as freshmen. In a sense, then, they have all gone through high school together. During their years together, the students have found Mr. Null always willing to pinch- hit to protect the school's image. He has acted as band director, cheerleader sponsor, and yearbook advisor at various times in addition to his principal re- sponsibility of maintaining discipline and safeguarding school loyalty. This class leaves behind a good friend and a wise counselor.
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