Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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i 'IU F at fan: -ras seam Junior Class History Dear Diary: Septemher: I know you simply cannot imagine all the wonderful things we juniors shall have to conhde in you now that school has started. Tonight, we took the Freshies on a roast to Shaw's woods. I'm sure they enjoyed themselves in spite of the fact that we deemed it necessary to use a little stove hlackf cning on them to give a little "color" to initiation services. Plenty of "hot dogs" com' pensated a little. Today, we organized, dear Diary, and elected Harvey Linder president, Roy Amstutz, vicc presidentg Margaret Sykes, treasurerg Verda Metz, secretary, and Miss Cahill as our adviser. We decided to keep green and white as our class colors, and selected the sweet pea as our flower. Tonight, the Freshies entertained us quite royally at the house of Katharine Fulf ton. It was a glorious night, so we played games on the lawn. And what quantities of ice cream and cake they served us! Octoher: Tonight, we sponsored an oldffashioned Box Social after the regular P. T. A. meeting. What fun it was! Some of the hoxes sold quite high considering we have a depression! So we made several dollars, onefthird of which we gave to the P. T. A. Hallowe'cnffthis is the occasion for our higgest activity up to date. Tonight, we sponsored a High School Party. Cornstalks, pumpkins, halloons, ghosts, and jackfof lanterns decorated the "gym", Booths, containing side shows and food to sell, lined the walls. Whistles and masked students in costumes added to the festival air. Isaf helle Buchanan and Russell Schmollinger received prizes for heing the hest costumed. The pop-corn, cider, pumpkin pies, hot dogs, and candy which we sold netted us a gain. But did we work! Decemher: We were not actively interested in any particular thing last month-'except Thanksgiving vacation. This month we are gay at the prospect of a tenfday Christmas Holiday. However, dear Diary, we are sad at the prospect of losing one of our class mcmhers. Russell Harris is moving to Coshocton. C. H. S. will miss hoth Russell and Carl! Tonight, just a few days hefore Christmas, we gave the Harris's a farewell party. The Sophomores joined us in wishing them bon voyage. January: Dear Diary, the hcst we can say of this month is that we all sufferedf sand surf vivedff-midfyear exams, We are also enjoying the haskethall games. We are very proud to have five Juniors on the team-Kissinger, Rhoads, Ditch, Linder, and Stahl. Fehruary: Today, tryfouts for Dehate were held and Hazel Metz and Roy Amstutz made the team. Dear Diary, I am so excited. Last night, I was fortunate enough, or the judges were kind enough, to give me second place in County Declamation. Lady Luck was surely my sponsor. fl-'age Twentyfsevenj i I ll 1 I 0 as