Croswell Lexington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Croswell, MI)

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President Fred Myers Secretary Gene Gill Treasurer Gardner Black Trustee John Anderson Trustee Russell Shell Since 1910 when Croswell High School was built many improvements have been made Since then we have added a new auditorium and lights for the athletic field but as well as those there have also been improvements in scholastics. We have a new art class and a veterans' class which is held at night. There were only three who graduated back in 1891. ComDare this to the 86 who will graduate in 1950. Now busses transport over 580 students to and from school. These things show an immense incline in the opportunities in the field of education throughout these past years. If this institution does as well serving the communities in the future as it has done in the past it will be well worth its weight in gold. Page 3

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 LEXINGTON CROSWELL The ivy wolls which house CROSWELL-LEXINGTON RURAL AGRICUL TURAL SCHOOL are among the older buildings of this respective community. The Croswell school was first held in the grade school building which was built in 1895. Then in 1910 whot is now the high school was erected and the auditorium was added in 1937. This school was Croswell High School down through the years until 1948-49 when Lexington was combined with Croswell to make it the Croswell-Lexington Rural Agricultural School. Lex- ington school was built in 1 892 and now the entire school building is occupied by the grade school. Page 2

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TOP ROW—Mr. Hall, Mr. Cobb. SECOND ROW—Mr. Burnio, Mr Coo cr, Mr Crothers, Miss Fishbeck, Mrs. Hall. THIRD ROW—Mrs. Hewitt, Mr. Holodnick, Mr Kern, Mrs. Meneghin, Miss Nugent. BOTTOM ROW-—Mr, Peters, Mr. Rieman, Mr. Schwarzentraub, Mrs Work, Mr. Work. Paye 4