Creston High School - Crest Yearbook (Creston, IA)

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Jean McFadden -- Mora McLaren --- Lord Rintoul --- Rob Dow .,-.... Gavin Dishart --- Margaret Dishart Babbie ......... Dr. McQueen .... Sergeant Halliwell Effie ......e...... - - Nanny Webster - The genfofz Glass plan' fmt, 7fZinistea - - - -----Shirley Grover' Erma Jean McCreary' ' ....... Bill Johansen' -----Jim Dooley' ---David Ekblad ------Shirley Jeter' ---Georgeann Bartle' --------Jim Begg' - - -Marion McCann - - - -Sheila McGinnis --------------Pat Brotherton' 'Member of Thespian National Dramatics Society 51

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Dora, the negro maid --- gunioft Glass play Dum Rails Mrs. Edith Wilkins ................. Miriam Wilkins, a high school senior .... Judge Harry Wilkins ............. Ruth Wilkins .......... Lt. William Seawright Albert Kummer ...... Martha Seawright --- Sgt. Chuck Vincent --- Harold Klobbermeyer .............. - - -Marcia Wagner Francis Johnston - - - -Dorothy Millikin - - - - -Edmund Kelley ---Eleanor Glick ----Jack Johns -----J Kapfer' -----Pat Keast -------Bill Buck ---Joe Hanrahan ' Member of Thespian, National Dramatics Honor Society so

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ixed Glmofzus The mixed chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Forest Whipp, is composed of seventy students. The boys meet during the seventh period on Monday, and the girls have glee club on Tuesday. Both groups combine to form the mixed chorus on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. The officers of the chorus, elected last fall, are John Weresh, presidentg Dave Ekblad, vice president, Marilyn Shinn, Secretary, and Georgeann Bartle, Treasurer. The large group sang three numbers for the South Central Teacher's Meeting in October, and later gave a Christmas concert on December eighteenth. This latter pro'1ram ranged from the simple, well- loved carol to the renowned choruses from Handel's Messiah. On February twenty-fifth and twenty-sixth, the chorus observed the high spot of the year, the sev- enth annual choral Festival. This year the guest conductor was D. M. Swarthout, Dean of the School of Fine Arts and Director of'Choral Groups at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. Nine schools were invited to participate in this very educational enterprise and the final concert was, indeed, thrilling. All three of the large groups are planning to enter the Pre-state Contest to be held on April tenth. There are also fourteen vocal soloists going out for contest, in addition to the four small groups. Here's success for the vocal music department this year and every year! Left to Right: First row, B. Ford, L. Bryant, J. Lonnecker, G. Bartle, P. Harvey, S. Johnson, L. Heal- ey, D. Bennett, R. Moore, R. Zollars, M. L. Keating, P. Stickles, P. Keast, C. Sheridan, C. Burgus, Mrs Whipp. Second Row: L. Allen, L. Cusack, D. South, V. Fulton, C. Thompson, J. McCann, D. Delich, J. Weresh D. Ekblad, B. Howar, B. Freemeyer, E. Henry, M. Shinn, K. Thompson, A. Dooley. Third row: S. Farnsworth, S. Carlson, P. Deacon, A. Bray, J. Evans, B. Double, J. Weisshaar, VV. Kittle- man, R. Yates, J. Ide, M. McCann, .I. llanrahan, J. Propst, T. Moses, G. Delich, P. Brotherton. Fourth row: V. Stamper, M. Staley, S. Lines, E. Gidley, P. Bogar, B. Ide, L. McNabb, E. Kelley, J Kap fer, B. .lohansen, E. Dwyer, H. Smith, J. Moore, M. Ward, H. Polson, P. McGraw, accompanist. Absent P. Harpin, M. Wagner, D. Stone, C. Christiansen, F. McCann, S. West, F. Murphy, R. Roeers. 52