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

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Bwmrdrwwmwmwmgrii 5 as A Dfhgrmvntmwwmwnwd SENIOR TEAM The lineup for the year was as follows: SENIOR TEAMS Lena De Young, fg Agnes Timmers, ic: Dorothy Bartholic, f: Mary Pease, gg Georgia Headworth, scg Catherine Fletcher, gg Ruth Lindhout, scg Iean Milne, gg Lucille Welling, csg Alyce Vanden Boogert, icg Leona Van Dyke, gg Mildred Braman, fg Gladys Howell, gg Lois Hart, fg Celia Westrate, fg Linda Manilla, g. ' JUNIOR TEAMS Dorothy Longcore, fg Neva Thompson, cg Doris jackson, gg Evelyn Van Bree, fg Ona Slocum, scg Lillian Vander Veen, gg Bessie Taylor, gg Eleanor Guenthur, fg Mildred Schouwenaar, gg Beatrice Winger, scg Dorothy Van Aken, cg Maxine Cook, gg Anna Ver Brug, fg Florence Pearsall, fg Dorothy Calrow, gg Angeline Oudersluys, fg Grace Callaghan, fg Ethel Faasen, scg Eleanor Selz-er, gg Dorothy Fleming, gg Esther Fletcher, c. The teams owe a great deal to Miss Segerman for all the time she spent with them, both in coaching and refereeing. The knowledge of fair play and loyalty which characterized the games was largely due to the example Miss Segerman set for the girls. Wwtmtnrwwmwmwfwti 1 Q 2 s Emtmwrwgrgfwwfrmwmrrl U61

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VYVVWWWWKSAGAEFFWWWWWW JUNIOR TEAM . Girls' Basketball THIS year the Senior girls were represented in the interfclass basketball tournament by two teams under the leadership of Berdella Green and Lena DeYoung. Berdella's team played three games and lost three, while I..ena's team, which was more fortunate, played three games ' and lost one. XM The Juniors were represented by a group of three teams led by Dorothy Loingcore, Eleanor Guenther, and Dorothy Calrow. , ' The Seniors were surpassed by the Juniors, winning but two of six games. fx The girls showed very good-sportsmanship throughout the season. The games were snappy and close, the last two requiring overftime periods to decide the victors. Both classes showed themselves to be good winners or losers whichever the occasion called for. 'Due to the good spirit, good sportsmanship, and clean play the girls had an interesting and worthwhile basketball season. VYYYYYYYTQl92sjYYYYY??Td U71

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IfYYi'FwWrwWfwWmYiEQ S A Q5 A ETfTmWmmfTfwWWWd I Girls' Yell Squad THE Girls' Yell Squad was organized two years ago by Leona Garceau who had seen the plan worked out in Detroit. Its purpose is to promote better spirit throughout the school and to assist with new yells. The club this year has not only assisted with yells at the games but has also started new ones. The oflicers for the first semester were: President .........,. - .... - .......... - ................................. ......... - ..... H elen Brandau Secretary ....................... - .,........ - ...................... ................. B eatrice Wenger Treasurer ..... - .....................,........,,.. - .......... - ............. -.- ........ Irene Hoogerhyde The oilicers for the second semester were: President ..... -M ....... - .... - .... ,,-.-,- ....,.. -., ............. - ........ ..... - ..... C atherine Fletcher Secretary ..... K ....,.....,.....,..... - .......... . ................ - ......... .. .. ...... - ..... Beatrice Wenger Treasurer ........... - .......,,...........,....... - .................................................... . .... - .......... . ........... Eleanor Guenther I Yell Leaders for the lirst semester were Lena DeYoung and Dorothy Bartholic, and those for the second semester were Dorothy VanAken and Georgia Headworth. ?i"fTmvVoWmWfeTWfVfTEQ 1 9 2 S Qiwfeffififivmsrifeli V771