Creston High School - Crest Yearbook (Creston, IA)

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Old-time harmonies are a trademark of the beautyshop quartet, composed of Gloria Beemer, Melba Winans, Karen McDonald, and Clarine Henry. VOCAL DEPAR TM ENT MIXED CHORUS, Front Row: Jean Tripp, Karen Kelley, Dixie Miller, Charlotte Whited, Betty Means, Karen Schroder, Linnea Allen, Gloria Beemer, Mr. Page. Second Row: Judy Hecknor, Ardna Mae LaFallette, Calene Johnson, Carolyn Baker, Melba Winans, Bill Jones, Karen McDonald, Beverly Doll, Louise Derry, Peggy Pennington. Third Row: Donna McGinnis, Marilyn Farber, Mina Tranbarger, Ann Gibson, Carlissta Henry, Robina Hoskinson, John Huss, Bob Ridnour, Karen Mikkelsen, Betty Tripp, Sharon Pullen, Bonnie Reasland, Sharon Diers. Top Row: Judy Pfundheller, Patty Herzog, Sandra Herzog, Nellie Miller, Carniece Lee, Janet Brotherton, Wayne Wilson, Bob Herring, Galen Hecknor, Nancy McMichael, Diane Long, Janice Francis, Sandra Jackson, Clarine Henry, Linda Williams.

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High school students earning fifteen points or more in stage or production work in dra- matics are rewarded with membership in the National Thespian Society. Front Row: Marcia Healey, Marlene Waltersdorf, Betsie Bradley. Second Row: Mr. Turbot, Helen Hanke, Karen Madden, Portia Herndon, Clarine Henry, Karen Werner, Dee Ann Stine, .lean Nenef- iel. Third Row: Richard T. Smith, Howard Long, Wayne Wilson, Larry Winkler, Raymond Smith, ,lim Phillips, ,lack Hayes, Bob Johns, Bill Jones. Top Row: Virginia White, ,lolene Hayes. THESPIAN STARS SHINE IN DRAMA which she was charged with murder during the three-act Thes- Officers of Thespian Troupe No. 697 are Bill Jones, pian play, The Night of January Sixteenth. Questioning her was treasurer, Karen Madden, secretary, Richard T. Smith, District Attorney Wayne Wilson with Raymond Smith in back- president, Marlene Waltersdorf, vice president, and ,lack grotmd and ,lim Phillips looking on. Hayes, Clerk.

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So, la, ti, do sings the boys' quartet. At a warming-up session are john Hess, Wayne llilson, Hob Herring, and Hill jones. PRESENTS OPERETTA Only select music students were chosen for the Modern Music Masters Society on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, cooperation, and service. Introduced to CHS by Mr. Cecil Page a year ago, Tri-Nl is a goal for all music students. Front Row: Clarine Henry, historian, Karen Werner, secretaryg Dick Outhouse, presidentg Wayne Wilson, vice-presidentg ,lean Benefiel, treasurer, Mr. Cecil Page, sponsor. Second Row: Marian Hance, Linnea Allen, Melba Winans, Helen Hauke, Judy Holliday. Third Row: Leland Wright, Karen McDonald, Linda Stalker, Gloria Beemer. UQ