Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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I 1 Freshman F oibles llll-llllllllll Frederick Beaver-"Froggie"-"How to Vamp the Women." Kennith Knecht-"Toad"-"How to Play Baseball." I Gertrude Fouche-"Gub"-"How to Blush." ' w 1 1 Ethel Irvin-"Fat"-"You should hear her orate." Robert Hawk-"Scotchie"-"Our Sheik." Forrest Fetzer-"Chippy"-"I devote my time to lessons." Maxine Repp-"Mac"-"Hover to Coach Baseball." George Mcllvalne-"Butch"-"How to Tease the Glrls." Mae Henry-"Hen"-"Lessons in Reducing." Paul Beal-"Dutch"-"Little, but Mighty." Pearl Younker-"Pearlie"-"Why I like General Science." Dale Leaman-"Lemon"-"I don't bother anyone." Jeannette Eshelman-"Jim"-"How I hold my Temper." George Grunder-"Twisty"-"Why I Study so Hard." Harriet Patterson-"Pat"-"A Great Violinistf' Mark VanZile-"Jack"-"Just a Bright Little Freshman." Vera Stutzman-"Stutzy"-"The Loud-Speaker." Ward Oller-"John"-"Why I get Good Grades in Manuel Training." Edith Smith-"Ed"-"I'll Tell the World." '45, Mary Morrow-"How I Attract the Boys." " Naomi Curry-"Nic"-"Mother Advice." 'gil Mary Lawton-"Bridget"-"1 Dare What Men Dare." I 1 Leava Woodward-"Skinny"-"I'm Able to Speak for Myself." I -28- ', . ' w., fs , . -a.4::' . ,mr -1-'l".9.fm-...f-Hi'b..,re.luma--ld-4 .FSE Bei.,-...2 .f4bl.Ui'l" 'F

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gl n,.,, ,,, , . ,, ,-, ,.,-.- , ., ,- -- , ..,,,.1...-- -if A,A . 92 - e "fr "A" r "' , ' ett f - ' "' lug.-,...,, : Q ' ' - ...-3 Freshman Activities PRESIDENT-Vera Stutzman SECRETARY-TREASU RE R--Gertrude Fouche lllkl'-IIH-lllll On September the flrst, nineteen hundred and twenty-four, twenty-four verdant Freshmen grabbed their stocking caps, books and pencils, and started toward the school house, with knocking knees and throbbing hearts. After many scrimmages with Sophomores and Seniors, we at last crept silently to our room. Everything was new, especially the ,assembly hall. Here we were greeted with loud cries and stamping of feet. No one told us about the change of classes and for the first couple of days we were too green to leave our seats and go to the study hall. Of course we thought the joke was on our teachers, but we later found out that we were the ones fooled. Our work went very well and being of a rather cautious nature, we took care not to tax ourselves too heavily with study: needless to say, no one was sent to the doctor for overworklng his brain. The year was spent in our school work, parties, weiner roasts and hikes. We lost one member of our class, Ray Webb, who moved to Kenmore. Vera Stutz- man took his place. The Freshmen girls who went out for basketball were Edith Smith, Gertrude Fouch, Mary Morrow, Naomi Curry, Maxine Repp and Vera Stutzman. The last two succeeded in getting in as "subs" and will try again next year as we will lose some players. The boys, too, went out for athletics, though not so successful in basketball, they later succeeded in becoming sturdy stays of our baseball team. Those on the team were Robert Hawk and Kennith Knecht. And now, as the school year draws to a close, we are looking forward to the future when we shall be Sophomores and shall laugh at the same mistakes that we once made.

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OFFICERS OF THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 'lOl' ROW llvft to riglitl--Miss II2ll'l'lSOll, lf'z1c'11l1y lllc-11111011 A. A. I1lll0l'04I0. I"ill'llIIY 1111l101': .l. IJ, llvzul. l"z11'11l1y lXle111l1e1'3 lflurlv 'l'. Long. l'1'vsi1le111: Merle fIl'IllPl', IIIIRIIII ol IIUIIIVUII lJwi1:l1t Miller. Board of Uonlrol, ll0'l"l'0lXl ROW lluisie l4'11ller1o11, Se1'1'etz11'y: lC111111ett A1l:1111s, Vivo-l'1'esi1lv11t1 .losz-pl1i11v XX1'l1l:1y, Assistunl 'l'1'vz1s111'01': Nvllie Long, 'IIl'02lSlll'Ul'Q Kllllllllll Kll9i'Ill, Ilozxrxl ol' Von' tml: KWIIIIVIUIIP ltvpp, llourml ot' IIOIIIVOI. O O I The C. H. S. Athletlc Association 'IIIII' gXIIIIl'IIi' Asso1'i:11io11 ol' Uilllililll 'l'ow11sl1i11 High Sc-hool wus l'l'U1'2lllllZfllI DOUOIII- lur 2-4 l!l24. 'I'l1o lllt-'lllIl0l'S were vlewtml lay the school 11111l ollics-rs ol' IIIP Assm-ia11io11 11-0 111111-tml 111 the first lllf-'6IIllf.'Q by the 1l19lllIJt'l'S. Wo wvrv very Iv0l'IlllllII9 i11 having as comm-livs ol' the Girls' :1111l lloys' lmslie-1l1:1ll I1.1111s, Miss II2Il'l'lS0ll illlll lllr, Nong, who lm-fl tho tv11111s 1111-11 ll very Slll't'l'SSI'llI SOEISUII. Mr. Moog was also to lw tl1P lmselmall l'0ill'Il, l111t due to ill lwzilth 02ll'IY i11 the seusoll. lie wus 1'o1'1-ml to stop uvtivitios und go south. O11 the whole tho Asso1'i:1tio11 has been ry SIll'K't'SSI'llI ti1111111-i:1lIy IIll'0llfIIl0lli the your. The 9z111i11111v111 ol' l1o1l1 the Girls' illllI Iloys' lluslwtlmzlll 11-z1111s has lw-2-11 c'o111plete1l z1111l 111otio11s vvu1'e also l'2ll'l'IPII to the 1-11'l'ec. tl1:11 IIPW lllllllllllllllll he p1'o1'111'v1l for the l111se1l1a1ll Iflillll 1111 to the 11111011111 ol' the 1101-cl. A1 tho o1w11i11g,: ol' tho lluselmll season, clue' to the RIIUIIIPSS oi' the Srhool IIOEIIWI 1111l the vfl'orIs ol' the Milllllill 'l'r:1i11i11g: 1-lass. new lmleawliers were e1'evte1l. The A:-zsoc'i11- 111111 zllso put Ull ll sale of season tugs for the Rnselrull season. wl1i1'l1 was vefry s11m-11-ssi'11l. A esp