Creston High School - Saga Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Vfnwmmndisaoajwmmnddmd Room 102 Anderson, George A elt oe PP ,J Bacon, Marion Barclay, Thelma Boylan, Oscar Brandt, Edna Brandt, Donald Burgess, Lucile Callaghan, Grace Calrow, Dorothy Canfield, Carol Clark, May june Clark, Frank Cook, Maxine' Cornellissens, Vic' toria De Nuyl, Chester De Nuyl, Howard ' De Bree, Ray Denton, Bernadine Downs, Edward Douse, Earl Dykhuis, Dolores De Windt, Harold De Good, Harvey Ellens, Alice Faasen, Ethel Feringa, John Fischer, Marguerite Fleming, Dorothy Guenther, Eleanor Goebel, Walter Goudzwaard, Edward Gay, Mark B. Harroun, Dorothy Heeme, Henrietta Hillary, Frank Hodde, Elizabeth Holmes, Mary Hoogerhyde, Loren Hunsberger, Madge Huxall, Clemens Isabell, William jackson, Doris l Kelley, Mary Louise Kirchner, Robert Knox, Robert juniors Koert, Jeannette Larson, Melvin Lawton, Mabel Lowell, Doris Lybart, Clarice Levenburg, Victor Longcore, Dorothy Landman, Katherine Lamphear, Versol Malone, Eileen Miller, Fred Moerman, Roger Oost, Henrietta Oudersluys, Angeline Pearsall, Florence Peel, Clara ' Pratt, Amelia Prose, Wilma Pulte, Marie Putt, Helen Petrie, Marshall Rice, Wayne Rosendall, Elias Ross, Myrtle- Rodebach, Louise Scherpenisse, Lester Schouwenaar, Marie Scott, james Scott, Polly Selzer, Eleanor Slocum, Ona Smith, Robert Spaulding, Anne Symes, Doris Taylor, Bessie Thompson, Neva Tusch, Gretchen Van Bree,'Evelyn Vander Noot, Marian Van Stee, Harold Vander Veen, Lillian Van Oeveren, Edna ' Van Oeveren, Lois Van Zee, Lawrence Verburg, Anna Vis, Ruth Vonk, james Walsh, Philip Wallace, Mildred Warmolts, Henry Watson, Claude Wenger, Beatrice Westrate, Jack Wieland, Peter Woodworth, Earl Works, Marion Wright, Donald Room 201 Adams, Harold, Alta, Alice Bartholomew, Ruby Best, Marguerite Bos, Clarence Briggs, Charles Brunette, Catherine Broene, Louise Burgess, Louella Carlberg, Erwin Chapman, Ben Cook, Thomas Cross, Anna Marie Deardorff, Calvin De Young, Frank Edge, Basil Ellsworth, Lucy - Evans, Thelma Fletcher, Esther Fox, Vincent Gerow, Ruth Grant, Howard Grant, Norene Groenland, Charles Hayes, Doris Hendee, Berthamae Howe, Ivan Imler, Elsie Kolderman, Bernice Korstange, Frances Linklield, Chester Lovell, Ina Ludwick, Neil Luther, Edwin Mills, Robert Pierce, Laura Pouwels, Anna Ray, Gertrude Raum, John Rossett, Eleanor Ryder, Ethel Sandy, Ernest Shapiro, Meyer Shear, Edith Smith, Eleanor Stark, Donnel Straayer, George Stryker, Cornelia Symes, Elizabeth Taylor, James - Thompson, Helen Van Aken, Dorothy Van Houten, Ben Van Putten, Edward Van Skiver, Lloyd Van Wingen, jonn Van Wingen, Marie Van't Hof, john Wagenaar, William Welch, Mary Ann Room 209 Leys, Robert Room 16 Baas, Edward Bartholic, Dorothy Beekman, Chester Benson, Virgil Berkowitz, Hyman Brown, Albert Buursma, Alice Daverman, Robert Dykman, john Goulooze, Raymond Hoye, Paul Hendricks, Franklin Kellogg, Katherine Layle, Florence Schouwenaar, Mildred Van Belois, Harvard Werkema, Nellie West, Lloyd Winks, Louis Wolfan, Wilford VYYYYYYYWQIQQSQYYYYYYYYB l33l

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Wwonrrmwmwmsrsti 'ae A Evirwworrofrworoi JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Maw ' The Junior Class THE junior Class of 1928 has been very progressive in all of its undertakings because of its willing spirit and the ability to carry out that which had been assumed. The Class has been 100570 in all of its projects. It was the only class that had 10094: in the Echo subscription both semesters. "Always IOOW' was chosen as the class motto, In keeping with all of its other class activities, the Iuniors made a most amazing decision and have worked it out very successfully. Early in the year they decided to have no class dues but to earn all the money needed for class expenses by their own efforts. ,Candy, doughnut and ice cream sales and a sale of old magazines and papers, brought in enough money and to spare, to pay the debts incurred by the class. Not only the idea, but even the method of realizing it, was very novel. The Junior Party which was given in March was a huge success. The spirit that dominated the party was one of friendliness and cooperation and was the underlying reason for the successful outcome. The Juniors showed much wisdom in the choosing of class oilicers. Their president, Harold De Windt, is the best orator in Crestong he won state championship in the declamatory contestg their vicefpresident, Evelyn Van Bree, won the scholarship award last year, and their secretaryftreasurer, Elias Rosendall, is a star athlete, the captain of the 1929 basketball team. Wrwwmrsrmsrsrwrwtccl Q 2 s Wplrowfworwworsrirdi U71 '

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