Creston High School - Crest Yearbook (Creston, IA)

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Dramatic Group Honors Students The National Thespian Society, under the spon- sorship of Everett Porter, is an honorary society composed of students who are interested in dra- matics and who have earned a minimum of T5 points. These points may be accumulated by ap- pearing in plays, working backstage, handling ticket sales, publicity, properties, taking speech, or working on the Junior Town staff. Two initia- tions are held annually. The first was held No- vember QO and the second in the spring. Creston High School Troupe 697 has as its purpose the advancement of dramatic arts. A number of stu- dents earned points for membership this year by taking part in the senior class play "Room For One More," October 25, and in the iunior class play "Home Sweet Homicide," March 5. Officers, left to right, are: N. Clayton, President, B. Bul- lock, treasurer, J. Hayes, clerk, S. Cornick, secre- L tary, J. Evans, vice president. MEMBERS-Front row, left to right, are: B. Smith, C. Molby, S. Cornick, S. Holmes, and J. Hayes. Second row: B. Miller, M. Davis, M. Lewis, H. Taylor, K. Jones, B. Bullock, and J. McElroy. Back row: T. Tucker, M. Alloway, P. Hetland, G. Wood, A. Brown, .l. Francis, D. Abbott, N. Clayton, and L. Abbott. Not pictured is J. Evans. Page Sponsor: NEWCOMB'S DRUG STORE

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BJ Abbott J McCutchan P Sprrggs Second row M Kletfman S Dunham J Schuler M Wallace R Mona han K Hardy B Phrlllps K Colltngs Mr Harmon Thurd row P Bennett B Embree G Dwyer T Son R Roland N Clayton R Phullrps S Stults B Howte Councul Provldes Leadershlp Left to rught B Smtth secretary P Sprtggs vtce presndent Chapman prestdent P Whrtmarsh treasurer The goals of the Student Councll are CU to express oplnlons of the student body on matters Important to the students Q25 to Inform the students of council action and to lead them In acconnpllshrng desirable ends 135 to share wtth the faculty and admrnrstratlon the management of certain school enterprises Some of the Councrl s protects lnclude the Icebreaker party and TWIRP BIRP dance It as rn charge of Homecomrng BCTIVITIGS and debates topmcs of xmportance to the school before the students Page Sponsor VETTERICK PHARMACY S Q , Z Q. t K v I lx . 1 , 'X m I . . 'y .L ' l ' . 'tt A -' 'f I t R ' -- W '1 l x lltt- 'D- J . 1 K- "l . D Al! I D I ' f' 2 I N First row, left to right: C, Baughman, J. Hayes, J. McElroy, P. Whitmarsh, M. Chapman, B. Smith, L. I O O ' : - ' , i - ' , ' ' 1 Nl, . : 6 W' I . . . I ' 1 . . . , . 4 ' - ' Q4 . . . . . . 39

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SENIOR PLAY CAST AND CREW MEMBERS-Semi-circle, left to right: G. Wood, A. Brown, J. Novotne, S. Cornick, N. Clayton, K. Jones, C. Molby, T. Tucker, M. Alloway, B. Bullock, S. Holmes, L. Abbott. Center, first row: P, Hetland, Mrs. Mueller, director, R. Miller. Second row: R. Bender, B. Smith. Third row: M. Lewis, J. Hayes, M. Davis, J. Evans. Class Plays Successful JUNIOR PLAY CAST AND CREW MEMBERS-Semi-circle, left to right: C. Duskin, S. Brown, K. Vicker, K. Thomas, R. McMath, P. Oswald, D. Smith, P. Paragas, P. Holmes, L. Gibson, J. Clark, Judy Wallace, Joan Wallace. Center, first row: A. Cusack, L. Hardy, M. Reed. Second row: R. Waltz, D. Herndon. Third row: Mr. Porter, director, L. Hicks.