Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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if return AXNNIIJAIL ak snnenlnms V3 - 1- fx ' 5. -S x J' - :,"'.f, R5 F52 . if ' "Q, X .T xl lf gsnag 1i'fQ1g:Q,k,.f'i ' -W 1 .iigsf, ragga: -1. ' xii- ' - .vs-is ,an-'--'frtf 4'-' ' ' , .. , 4 A SOPHOMOBE CLASS First Row: Ena Dyck, Edith Means, Annetta Sherwin, Betty Strong, Donna Wright, Arlo Plough, Donald Irvin, Mary Sacha, Evelyn Recs: Mary Zehner, Donna.Beichler, , Second Row: Stella Yoder, Marjorie Weigley, Gloria Chase, Lois Meyer, Bernice Collins, Marjorie Reese, Louise Metsker, Betty Pate, Helen Dunlap, Mr, Kinney, Third Row: Sherwin Fraelich, Robert Giet, Richard Thompson , Robert Dcitrich, Howard Fceman, Junior Henry, Janes Slater , Leland Conn, Junior Herman. ' cnlss orrzcnas President Arlo Plough - Vice President Donna Wright Secretary Lois Moyer Treasurer Donald Irvin Student Gouncil Mary Sacha Milton Blough, Jr, Advisor Mr, Kinney SOPHOMORE AGHIEVEMENTS? Here we are chugging along on the road to better education, We are still considered undorclassmon, but we have accomplished enough so we can live in the study hall. Well, well, let me see ---- it looks as though we're going to 1942

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ir DIIJID AXNNIIJAXII. ir NAME Harry Earl William Fisher Mary E. Gifford Goldia Kintner Nora Lee Helen Litton Philip MoKown Hike Marko David Matteson Keith Mantz Maxine Pate Lawrence Slater Betty Sykes Kay Tyler Ralph Van Gulick Harry Walmer James'Wells Gloria West Margaret Wyssbrod Melvin Yoder INFORMAL SNAPSHOTS KNOWN FOR Grinning Checkerboard Trousers Chemiphobia Figure Sole survivor on tho Honor Roll Jitterbugging Famous Line Indifference Wrong Numbers Dark Eyes Cuddles Detention Skating Margie -His Gal Faoetiousness Activity in Chemistry Crushes Eating Dakota if I 1IQMl2

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'D IU ID AN N IIJAXIL SOPHOMORE ASHIEVEHENTS? have some famous athletes. Why, just watch the sophomores in son tion on the basketball court, or the baseball diamond and you will agree that they are striving to win for dear old Creston all the time. We have e few ambitious students who are really working. We have e few who are endoavoring to become public speakers, Yes, and just ask Miss Graber what she would do if she would not have those jolly sophomores to liven up the home ee, ,olass. Some of the girls are really going to be good housekeepers. Say, did you taste any of the candy they made just before Christmus-w- mm. som! 1 Some are even learning how to become better citizens f as if they didnft know howD,t Host of the boys are really getting some- where in the way of manual training. Did you see some of the things they made? , - Oh yes, we mustnft forget'our honorable advisor. He is well known for his absent mindodness, but we would be jealous of anyone else who took him, All in ell, now tell mo, what would :-. GHS do without the class of 44? You can seo we are accomplished in all fields. Show us e class.thst can beat us. Oh, better not bother, you might find GRO. Q INFORMAL SNAPSHOTS f - . Q X' .it. .-iff? - . -X sl ' -l 1919412