Creston High School - Crest Yearbook (Creston, IA)

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2' haf , 5 We . ij, ell 21 psi A, , W AL :Pix RAQLGQJ cgi ri.: ,..,,,----' -B 0 I3 ,J ,Ae ,I 9 w-,, ,i 11-ff 0 F' 'N X ' 1 - 2 0 3 W 5- . W . - gr, -1' A --A 4, ' -I.1.l - il-1--' X mir- .- VERA UTTER-Scientific. Home Economics Club 1: Dramatic Club 2: Mete Club 3. Still water runs deep. HAROLD WAGONER-Com'1 I enjoy my roller skating, JOHN WVAY-C0m'l Too bright. so he quit school. LOWVELL MOBROWV-Scientific Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Inter-mural Athletics 2: Tennis 2, 3: Basketball 2, 33 Science Club 2: Photo Club 3: P. T. 1, 2, 3, 4. Napoleon's only rival. V .nga 9:6 W X , M fl., , ,Q ., .Q . A ,yn , ., W. 2 Q if . it if 5 2 W K sf ,., ...gf . 479, K fn 1 . 4 if. ev., . ' M. 4 1 t Q . , , A RGA RET WA D HEY-Lung. Junior Class Play 3: Stu- dent Council 3: Head Libra- rian 3: Stunt Night 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1: Latin Club 23 Mete Club 3: G. A. A. 1, 2: P. T. 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, Nice, but oh what a teln- per. V I RU INIA WVA RE HAM-Ilung. P. 'I'. 1. 2, 3: Mete Club 3: Photo Club 2: F. M. M. 1: Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 1. 2: Soccer 35 Stunt Night 2: G. A. A. 1. 2. She doesn't make bets with Clare any more. P ,M FRANCIS WEISSHAAR-C0m- ' Iiiercial. Hi-Y 3: Gym Club 1 , 2: Football 2: Track 3. The permanent wave from the country.

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1 7 ' Q f,-J f. I 'v,L. .hy of . KM, 14:2 . , f-22, , . 0 lZ 3f i i f'-JF ' of .,. X' 5' ls- . , . .1 J, ,xxx . , Q ... -,-- 1 gi, 2 F 1 ,:.' - X ,L Cyflj .2 1. A 5 as s ,C M - Cx in-1-' :fix 1- . EVELYN SMITH-English Glee Club 35 Hiking Club 35 Girl Reserves 35 P. T. 3. Just too quiet to recite in Class. I-I ll ll A S'l'0LI.-Ilanguage Home EC. Club 15 Photo Club 25 French Club 35 Girl l-leserves 2, 3. I may be small, but I ain't so dumb. 0 RPI-l A T0 LAX D-English Band 35 Orchestra 35 Folk Dance Club 3. They say I'm from Kent. RALPH 'POWNSICN Il- Scientific Tho boy that laughs. WVA R RFIN 'lWVYFORD- Language How have I lived and been so quiet? fr' RUTH STALKER,--Com'l Mete Club 3. Do I look like Miss Mueller? HUT H SWVANSON-COIn'l Dramatic Club 1, 25 P. T. l, 2, 3. I enjoy driving Fords. n G ARLAND T0 WN SEND- Language Home Ec. Club 15 Dramatic Club 25 Baseball 25 Tennis Club 3. 'Tm no blonde. RAYM OSD TRUM AN- Language Football l, 2, 35 Captain elect 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 25 Hi-Y5 Drama- tic Club 25 Football Club 35 Gym Club 15 Ass't Business Manager of the Crest 3. Will lead us through a de- featless football season. WAYNE TYLER-Language Gym Club 15 P. T. 1, 2, 33 Dramatic Club 25 Boys' Glee Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 35 Track 3. as an ox. Gentle as a lamb, strong

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, - VNQ' ., . 1' xl -.C as efrrrlf .C :Er ',f tl , , K ' . Es fi -ww '- ,f e,11 --Q---are Y - O gb,p,mf,f- 1 '- I fl. A,-A, -. I il J! - , -. ' ,QP Yi- ,, ,K - I 6 ,f wyvwg K ,ln 1 XX I li bfi Q73 A Y -xl X .Qn ,f -f 7' , -i: A '-.'4lr-Y-fx JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ........ Harold Graham Vice-President ....... ..... R eva Lamb Secretary-Treasurer ................................ .... H elen Lichty JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Toastmistress ....... .... . .. Beulah Sanders Business Manager .... .................. .... G a len McCue COMMITTEES Decorations and Menu Alta Boys. Eula Clem and Dorothy Jandry. Program and Reception Eleanore Noble, Russell Katzenbarger and Dale Custer. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Nancy Ann Nancy Ann was the play chosen for the Juniors this year and it proved to be a grand SUCCESS. The play centers around the troubles of a young girl, Nancy Ann, who has four fond aunts whose wishes are that Nancy Ann be a popular debutante. Their ideas con- flict with Nancy Ann's, who thinks she has great possibilities as an actress. The night of the party in honor of Nancy Ann's debut, Nancy Ann skips out the window and goes down the fire escape. In an effort to become an actress she goes to Sidney Brianls offices where her attempts are futile in convincing Sidney Brian that she has talents until finally Sidney realizes, not by chance, that she will fill the role in one of his plays. Of course, Nancy Ann fulfills her ambitions to be an actress in Sidney Brian's play--in more ways than one. This play was under the direction of Miss Esther Mueller. CAST Binner ....... ....... Miss Dexter .............................. Nancy Angeline Van Cuyler Farr ........... .. Aunt Angeline CMrs. Chiverick, nee Farrl Aunt Kate fMrs. Fleming, nee Van Cuylerl . . . . . Aunt Emily lMiss Van Cuylerb ............. Aunt Nancy CMrs. Webster, nee Farr? .. Mr. Llewylln .......................... .. Mr. Capper, a playwright .... Sidney Brian .... Dan Dennis .... Billie Claridge .. Lulu Treman .... Beth Worthington William, a waiter Jerry O'Connell . Harold Bolton Helen Lichty .. Margaret Farrell Betty Quackenbush , Margaret Waddey Virgina Jones Regina Abbey .. Harold England Dale Boortz Franklin Hood Paul Mudra Beulah Johnson Hope Hollister . Kathryn Coakley Dale Custer William Bogar