Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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tfuxln-ul1ul1un--nurunvuu-llrnn-nu-un1ln1nu1 ln:nn1un.1 ,F i' This high school education you it Wi ri are now completing will give you a J splendid foundation for success in life. To get the greatest value from H ' 2 it-to have an opportunity to use that knowledge-you may need 1 1 Yi ll E specialized training. l +...pg1..1 1.li..1..-.l.1..1.l1,......1.p-.nin.1 -.. 1 f oberiin School of Commerce 5 l This school is having one of the most pros- T pei-ous years in its long history of three quarters g of a century. It has gained a wide reputation for I training stenographers, secretaries and account- I ants. i H A number of years ago it broke away from T 2 the custom of business schools of admitting E L students any day of the year, making it neces- l' sary to use the individual method of instruction. ' . F l Students are admitted only at the beginning of T H May We Suggest buS1l'1eSS t1'a11'1r- 11 U terms and can thus be formed into classes just 5 . . . , as is done in all high schools, college-s and uni- l 5 mg as one form of specialized jp lp ,.e,.S,,,eS, I Y ' ' 1 ' - ' I As a result of admitting only high school ' F tralnlng Wolvth your Consldera graduates, and only at the beginning of terms E : tion? 5 2 and oifering' strong courses, the Oberlin School l 2 l of Commerce has been accepted as a member of I 5 ' ' I the American Associatfion of Junior Colleges, a I ' - 5 ' standing accorded to fewer than a half dozen l W B C ll il I 7 0 F T private business training schools in the United il 2 l , I 2 States. . h "The Small school wnh the Bm School H If interested in business or secretarial train- I Program." V ing see what Oberlin has to offer. i 'i'-..-..-.....-..- - .......-..-...... -..-....-......-...-4. 3- -........-..-...-...........-.........-...-........-........-...-..,.-4. q..-..-......-..-..-..-..-..............-.......-.......-......4. "I told you in chapel last week," said Rev. gl " Grether, "that you should all try to make someone and ii happyduring the week. How many of you did so?" if Micky H.: "I did." ', if Rev. G.: "That's nice. What did you do?" lp Jewelers 13 Mickey: "I went to see my aunt, and she's always i , happy when I go home." W00St91' 131170110 Square Junior Spitler: "I wish I knew some way to keep 'I'-..-..-..-..--t------it--.-...-...-...--n-W--.---.-..---4. from hitting my thumb," . --M W- Charles W.: "Try holding the hammer with both Emma M.: "A strange man was here to see you today, papa." Father: "Did he have a bill?" Emma M.: "No, papa, just a plain nose like all the rest of them." ..--.-.h-.------- - --------n--.-.----.-------.--4- L compiimens of 1-IALEY BROS. GARAGE E Chevrolet Dealers i ci-eswn ohio ......1u-...1gp.1..1nn1qu1nl1uu-nu1mm-ul1uu1un:un1uu-nfs -25 hands." Mr. Gattshall, demonstrating a small dynamo to his science class: "You notice this machine is turned by a crank." He looked up in surprise at the shout of laughter. 4..-.......-...-..,.....-...-...-..-.,.-,...............-.......-...... i Hair Cutting - Scalp Treatments i g Compliments of g COLLINS Barber and Beauty Shop i Permanent General i ! Waving fNestleJ Work I -...-..-...-.............,.......,.......-...-...- -........-..--.I-.+

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J. T. DE P PP "YOUR TAILOR" 223 East Liberty Wooster, Ohio in , " L +---- - ---------u--------------------------------en- +-------------'-----------------------'---'----if . 1 . l 1 Oomplunents of Comphments l fl if if C' M' MCGUFF L. E. Patterson Mens' Furnishings, Shoes -M-In--I-In-It-.I-,ll-u-n-B-,I-un-u-mul-,,-,qjl le and Ladies' Hose l Bernard Jeffers Cprospective freshmanlz "Isn't ll C1'eSt0n -2- It there some course I can take without giving four ' ' years to it?" -il-----------.--r.--- ---1--u-----u- - ----------A-----43' Mr. Frey: "That depends on what you wish to make of yourself. When nature makes an oak she T'-"""'-"""'-"'-"'-""""""""""""-"'-"'-"'-"'- '5' works away at it a good many years. But if she u it makes a squash she can do it in a few months." 4 FRANK A. RITZI the A man speeded up to see if he could beat the train to the crossing. He couldn't. in Jeweler was rgmngagu stiusvlg 31 :latch to see if the gasoline tank H 5 A man patted a strange bulldog to see if the crit- LJ ' ter was affectionate. The pup wasn't. Creston Oh1o H H l A man asked a girl to marry him to see if she l X was engaged. She wasn't. Q. -........-........-..-....-...-...- - -...-..-..-. -..-........q. Quin-1Illlltlldrllliu-SIII1lilll--lliflllllle-1I2,Mi:l1rllT!fl-mill?ll:-l:'lllllllinl:TllIl1l:lll!-Dlltllthlltllcn llllllllvllilllvlncnnlu ! E THE GERIG HARDWARE SL ROOFING COMPANY i I l O I , Everything in Hardware and Roofmg I i Creston, Ohio - ..........................-.... ...-..,.....................,.........,............,......-...-......................-........-............,.-...-...................g.

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obpznn-n-n--u-un-u--nil-la-ll1lu-Il--infill? IW1-ll'-H11 I F L E 1 s C H E R s I Wooster, Ohio L shoes L i ll I Entire Family if L For Hard-to-Fit Feet -if "'"'"""""""""""""""' """""""""f L I L Compliments of u L- I i: I l JOHN C. MURRAY L 1 L L 'i'""u"""""'"""""""""'u"""""u"""' L I -In-------L-------M-------------'---i-M-----n--f-- if L . . . . l E Compliments of Distinctlve Funeral Service 1 ,L , l L BEAVERS SERVICE L L . . F Invalid Car Service H L STATION L L L 5 Covered Wagon House Trail-ers Q Blue Sunoco Gasoline E i Phone 2624 L Creston, Ohio Dial 2681 'i' -"'1"T""1 il'""'1"1""""""1""'-"""""""'1""1""i"'1l?4 'S'-ul1n1uu1-1111.1-1un1uu-:nu-nu--n 1,111.51-lip-.i41.pll.1p.g1',g!! Patty: "Did you hear about Don Sonnedecker falling and hitting his head against the piano ?" Marva: "No, did he hurt himself?" Patty: "Not much, he couldn't. Besides he only hit the soft pedal." 1-,.ll--1 Bill Davis: "Gee, there's an awful lot of girls stuck on me." Bob Graf: "Yeah. They must be an awful lot." Jay ton the telephonei: "Have you seen the morning papers with the account of my accident and death ?" Jack P.: "Yes, I was sorry to read about that. But Where are you speaking from now '!" Jack P. Cat dancing classl : "I like that funny new step you're doing. Show me." Harold G.: "Funny step, nothing. My suspenders just busted." ---- ---- i Since 1884 R L-ff L- -- F M f ile 5 FREEDLANDERS e i L L "It Pays to Buy Quality" i'f"35i'?f - LQ ,v 1,3 J., KJ- . n Ki: RQFQZZQ LL, L li- Wooster, Ohio -R h' ' is "-"" S- " "S: ' E: -" 1"-"-"'-"-"::"' "E"-""-""""""'-"'""-"'-""""'Tflf?l"""'-""' -"""'-"""""""'f'