These seven Crisfield High School scrapbooks document high school activities and student achievements from 1935 to 1993. The three earliest scrapbooks focus on the Spinning Wheel Club and the Future Homemakers of America which seem to go hand in hand. The later scrapbooks focus on Crisfield High School sports and the daily events of the high school. These scrapbooks include mainly newspaper clippings but also includes event programs and flyers.

Crisfield Highschool was first opened in 1908. The first four scrapbooks focus on the Spinning Wheel Club, Future Homemakers of America, and the Home Ec Club. While having three different names, the three clubs focus on the same concept. These clubs were for women and they took trips, discussed topics centered around housting and running a household. The other scrapbooks focus on general school life starting in 1979. These three scrapbooks capture the school events, student acheivements, and the sports teams of Crisfield High School. 

The Crisfield High School Scrapbooks document high school activities and student achievements from 1935 to 1993. There are a total of seven scrapbooks in this collection. The Spinning Wheel Club, Future Homemakers of America, and the Home Ec Club all have different titles but they focus on the same activities and goals. These clubs were solely for women and were meant to teach high school girls how to run a household and the associated domestic tasks including hosting, sewing, and cooking but also on choosing a career and creating a community for these girls. The clubs gave women a chance to foster friendships and travel to new areas they may not have been able to before. The other three scrapbooks document homecoming activities, PTA meetings, policy changes surrounding the high school, and the various sports teams and their accomplishments. The newspaper clippings showcase how these highschool students viewed the problems in their school and their enjoyment of high school. 

The Spinning Wheel Club C.H.S. ranges from 1938 to 1970, but is mainly focused on the years 1941 and 1942. This scrapbook is centered on the Spinning Wheel club and contains newspaper clippings, letter, and meeting notes.

The Maryland Association of Future Homemakers of America scrapbook covers the years 1938 to 1971, but mainly focuses on the years 1938 to 1947. This scrapbook is very similar to the Spinning Wheel Club, but focuses more on the trips and impacts the club made.

There is a second scrapbook for the Future Homemakers of America and this scrapbook ranges from 1941 to 1951.

The fourth scrapbook is for the CHS Home Ec Club and contains photographs, meeting notes, and letters.

There is also a Crisfield High School Scrapbook that ranges from 1979 to 1981 and is an unbound scrapbook. It is a collection of newspaper clippings that focus on the students of Crisfield High School.

The last two scrapbooks are both from 1992 and 1993. The Crisfield High School Crabber Chronicles focuses on all students and events of the school while the Crisfield High School Sports scrapbook showcases the achievements of the High School sports teams.

The scrapbooks are organized chronologically.