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

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"The Yellow Shadowv HRIVING aside from all the rest, and yet a part of the great pine family Night School conducted separately from the general curriculum of day school is yet a part of the great institution of learning. "The Yellow Shadow," a threefact comedyfmystery, was presented March 18 by the Night School Dramatics Class under the direction of Mr. Haitema Two performances were given, one in the afternoon for students and the other in the evening for the public. Those who participated in Bud Rosendall Blanche Mosher Milton Kauiield Anne lngland Hilda Greenway the play are: John Gillett Don Bergstrom Helen Stechman joe Fox Cletamae Edge Weyman Scott STAFF Director ..,,.......,..,r...r..... ,..,,,r.,,.,l.........,....... .,,,,.l.... M r . J, S. Haitema Prompter .....,....,.,,.,.,....., .,.,....,,.,,..,., B etty Todd Business Manager ...... ,...,..,...,,,.,..... B urke Porter Stage Manager ,............ .....,,,..,, R obert Simmons Assistant .,..,.,.,,,.....,..,,,.... ....,,,........ H oward Ne1s Property Manager ......... ....,.....,., I ohn Gillett Assistant ...,,.,....,.,........... ...,,.,.,............. K . Pratt Ushers .,.,.,,..,,,,. ,.- .,.,.. .,......... D ebating Llass T681

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?a1AVAV.iVaV,F:' 'my 'H " ',v4vAvAvA15- M-'Al'-"2-'mqiax N.. Vusaunmu If T' '11 The Student Council HE king of trees is the pine-tall, straight, commanding, an inspiration to man' kind, and the leader in the forest. Although the Student Council is yet a young organization, it has already become an important one. Like the pine tree, the Council may be looked up to with respect. Its purpose is to promote the general welfare of the school through an organizaf tion representing both students and faculty. There are six committees in the Council, each of which has some definite work to accomplish During the past year the monitor system has proved to be a subject for debate among students and faculty. Through the untiring efforts of the Building and Grounds Committee, street cars now stop at Oswald Street. This is very convenient for some of the teachers. The Student Council has accomplished so much in the past year that it is well justified in being termed the leader of school organizations and activities. Following are the officers for the year: Edwin Luther President .,... . ....,................., . .........,.............................. ..,,,....... . .....,...Chester Waters VicefPresident, first semester ............,. VicefPresident, second semester ...... .. ,....,,.............. Jake Fisher .Kathlyn Porter .Walter Pigorsh Secretary ................... , .....................,.............. ........ . Treasurer .........,.. .... . .- ................. ......... ........ . .-.- ----az ,....,....,, ,,,,, , ,,,,.,,,,,,,-..,, .. .......,....,,, .,- .. i :mu . ... ..,.... ...... N .. ..-. ,aa ,. .,. .. ,.,w.....-.......,,.. . 'l N QW .-..--------.-.----..---.-..-....., ..-....................,.-.. ,....e...i-........ .. Y . . ..... .............--......,...,......,...-........,..-,,,,,,.v l69l 'T s5............