Creston High School - Crest Yearbook (Creston, IA)

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Backurow: T. Akers, 5. Sharp, K. Knock, J. Beecher, A. Hoskinson, A. Higgins, and K. McCafferty. Second row: N. Tallmon, J. Larkin, C. Emerson, P Cunningham, B. Kuhl, and T. Willets. Front row: L. Richardson, vice-president, A. Van Arkel, secretary, Mr. Foley, sponsor, J. McDowell, treasurer, and J. Brotherton, president. Student Governors Develop New Methods of Election it 1 52 3 Oswaldo Alberti, AFS foreign exchange student from Carnpinos, Brazil, lived with the James Wolfe family. Oswaldo made many new friends among them are Senior classmates Tina Bush and Debby McLaughlin. l Becky Gault, Chris Ahern, and Sharon Smith are enjoy- ing the Ice Breaker Dance, one ofthe many events spon- sored by the Student Council this year. The Ice Breaker is held each year to help the Sophs get acquainted with their upperclassmen. The council also provided enter- tainment after several home basketball games. The Computer Dance was another much-enjoyed event.

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Thespians Create Varied Roles e These spring initiates made their way into Thespians by earning the required 75 points. Tom Bowers, Karen Maecler, Andy Hoskinson, Natalie Coen, Mary Daughton, Melissa Davidson, and Bob Tallmon lnot picturedj. The annual Thespians awards of Best Actress and Actor, Best Supporting Actress and Actor, and Best Crewman were presented on Award's Day to Melissa Davidson, both Andy Hoskinson and Phil Cunningham ltiej, Vicki Blazek and Charlie Brown, and Tom Bowers, respectively. Members of Troupe 697 of the National Thespian Society are: Back row: Patti Grinnell, secretary, Arlin Beemer, Charlie Brown, trea- surer, and Phil Cunningham, president. Second row: Patti Roberts, Marcia Rule, Vicki Blazek, Paula Krings, and Sharon Howe. Front row: Connie Holmes, Mike Wolfe, and Ann Van Arkel, vice-president. T

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Q3 Q. 5 Second semester ARROW staff included: Back row: M. Wolfe, D. Stowell, A. Gault, J. Evans lassociate editorj, C. Brown, L. Sandeman, S. Evans, R. Fry, and K. Tullis. Front row: D. Turner, K. Sandeman, S. Cederburg, and D. Harrison lnot pic- turedj. 3 TSM. .Q Us if p...,. ' 'W 4 is t 5' H , 'L ' iff ' . . ' is W W' ,.,gt:,w,ff , . .3 ' A . ' r fefl . ,' 1 Qmt . . . m f wan W ff" . f ' fWM,e. nw Wh -1 s x, ttswesfr st efiftzww 2' -Arts' ' 2 t .... - 'W :'..z. ,. . Mpwwfrw me y .... . .. . i new .J t..4ff,.fff1gsff1,av1ffi,,efvgWy fa -V -f 1 W - .. .fur 'af .-.-f ftfws WV W1 Wviyfiic- -' wif. . 5' r Q 'fy . ' , .f A L fm. L -:-"Q-"iff, 553:04?R1,A4i4?,g'iLt?f'i?.Wi! .1 'gi ' V il we-D' i6iW1,45 H '5'1tlvI,5i3tfYW?'H075 vi W 9? , W5 7 " V . -. ' V ff' 114, A Ti' fr , - ' 7- M W Crest photographer Mark Tedrow and Arrow photog rapher Jim Larkin spent many hours taking and de veloping pictures. Paper Staff Keeps the Students lnformecl Pasting up in the back shop at the News Advertiser are K athy Lawton, Rick Francis fsecond semester editorj and Jeff Coen. andee Hoyt were reporters for the first Editor Karl Knock and Kaye Anderson, first semester journal semester Arrow. ism students, are making up an Arrow page for a forth Doug Coen, Lynda Winter, and S 92 coming issue.