Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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Compliments of SHARP'S FARM DAIRY YOUR HOME DAIRY H U s T o N . P U G H SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 35 So Main St. Akron, Ohio - BL-3100 BL-2240 Highest Quality Athletic Equipment The Finest in Class and Varsity Sweaters With Us Sporting Goods is a Business, Not a Sideline Oc: "I didn't sleep very well last night." Nurse: "What was the matter?" Oc: "The shade was up." Nurse: "Why dicln't you call the night nurse and have it pulled down?', Oc: "No use - she couldn't reach across the street." BUSINESS TRAINING is a sound investment which will pay dividends for life Send for your copy of our Bulletin of Information OBERLIN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Over One Hundred Years of Service in Business Training fPage Fortyj

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1947 ANNUAL 1 TEACHERS PROPHECY Since I have been around to see all my classmates I thought it would be nice to visit some of the teachers who taught the last year I was in school. Leaving my eight boys and the garage to Mary Henderlong I started on my journey. I came through Lodi and found that Mr. Robinson had bought the Lodi Airport and was carrying on a trade of his own, He had built a much larger plane and was hauling express to and from the large cities. His pilots were the boys he had taught to fly when he taught Aeronautics in Creston. However the boys who were juniors at the time had long since been dead. The only pilot he could trust was Bonnie Steele. Anyway he had a prospering business and I wished him luck for a few more years. That can't be for very long for you see he isn't a young chicken anymore. Coming to Creston I decided to visit the school and see if by any chance any of the teachers were still here. On entering the office I found Miss Easterday behind the Supt. desk. It seems that she was so stuck on the "little darlings" that she just couldn't leave them. While I was talking to her one of the new teachers sent in a pupil to be taken care of Cand I don't mean he was sickj, so Supt. Easterday set to work. Boy does she swing a mean blow! That poor boy. After this ordeal I asked her if she knew where I could find some of the other teachers. She said that Miss Smith was making the headlines, She is a dancer in a Broadway show called 'LWatch Your Step". She has danced with Fred Astaire, and is now the envy of every girl of the community. She also told me that Miss Hindley has a large aquarium in Chicago. She has a group of prize fish that she names after her pupils. In her spare time she teaches swim' ming at the nearest college. V I was then informed about Mr. Frey and heard to my dismay that under his careful guidance all of my school chums had become alcoholics. In teaching the course on alcoholism, he discovered that drunkards are not responsible for what they do, and devised a scheme to make billions of dollars. He has a great mental institution and through his clever way of teaching, has been able to fill it with his students. Each patient was asked to pay one thousand dollars previous to their admittance, and as the institution has acquired a famous name, people from all over the world are on his waiting list. Mrs. Bibler is president of the firm "Want a Million Dollars" and to earn a little more money, has also accepted the position of Mr. Frey's head nurse and secretary at the institution. Her firm has been very successful and her position at the institution is just as promising. Miss Smit was chosen cover girl for the Farm journal Magazine when her photo was spotted by the Lucky Strike Tobacco Company who hired her as a model for their advertising. They entered her picture in the title of Miss Lucky Strike of 1948. It was later announced that she had won the title. Having learned about all the teachers I started on my homeward journey to the drudgery of the garage. -Frances Dravenstott flnage Thirtvfninej

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- -v-vvo--- ........, v-- -vv Compliments of JAMES H. SPERBEP. The Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. North Main Street Phone 2691 Creston, Ohio C I think that I shall never see An F as lovely as a B A B whose rounded form is pressed Compliments of Upon the records of the blessedg An F comes easily, and yet It isn't easy to forgetg ' P E T E W E I R F's are made by fools like me, But only God can make a Bee. The Barber Bill A: Who gave you that blnck eye? jerry L. : Nobody, I had to light for it. :I --------,,,: F:,::::,:::::,:::::::::::::: WESTERN AUTO Congratulations from See Us For . n ll AUTO SUPPLIES - WALLPAPER Senror Class of 46 PAINTS - BIKES New or Old One Made Like New WOOSTER, OHIO A"':2::- ::::j ::::::::::::3::::::::::::::: Mr. Frey: Why do you think your son will leave footprints on the sands of time? Mrs. Frey: He'd leave them anywhere. just look out in the hall. ELVIN E. LEAMAN All Lines of Insurance CRESTON, OHIO PHONE 3159 fPage Forty-onej