Crestline High School - Fortyniner Yearbook (Crestline, OH)

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'WH S NIOR President-Bill Sigler Vice Presiclen t--Bob Emmer Secretary-Treasurer-Donnabelle Black Advisors-Miss Miller, Mr. Davis, Mr. Hutson Y to v MAY WE GIVE OUR THANKS To the Pontiac Engraving and Illectrotype Company for the fine l . . . . i service and accommodation which they have given us. l mamma A Also to its representative, William J. Freund, to whom we owe the success of the book. if Pk PK lk il To Miss Miller, Miss O'Lcary, and Mr. DeWalt in giving their as- sistance with the book. A Also to the other teachers and students who cooperated in making the Panorama a success. ,lf Pl' 93 fl! if i To J. F. McMahon and the Crestline Publishing Company for their cooperation in printing the annual. l filllffffll

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FOUS D FACULTY ing a wholesome and useful life. Opportunities for character education present themselves both in studies and in activities with the result that education in our high school Well- roundedu. mf Therefore, we, the students of Crest ine High School, Wish to commend the faculty for their helpfulness during our high school days. ll il ii T l ll l .ii..li,.l . . T, l, .. ii lm i, im. l ii il Nil, lull .tw THE FACULTY Miss RUTH KALER Wittenberg, Bowling Green Ashland College Physical Education MR. MOULTON DEWALT, B. S Ohio State University English Miss FREADA MILLER, B. S. University of Cincinnati Gregg School in Chicago Typing, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping MR. EARL HETRICK, B. S. Ohio State University Colorado State Agriculture Tlazrteen Miss MARY CRAIG, A. B. Muskingum College I University of Minnesota Arithmetic and English Miss RUTH PATTERSON, B. S. Ohio University, Kent State Ypsilanti, Michigan Ohio State University Home Economics MR. IQARL HACKMAN, B. S. Bowling Green, Ohio State University, Ashland College XY'ittenberg Science .,q.fl9' Lk be

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I iff CLASS OF 1939 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1935 the' class of '39 entered the high school choos- ing as officers of the Freshman Class: Dick Helfrich, president, Paul Keltner, vice president, and Ruth Helfrich, secretary-treasurer. As Freshmen their only social activity was a Christmas party. The following year as Sophomores they chose as their officers: lane Marquart, president, Burrell Grim, vice president, Louise Sagar, secretary, Jane Keister, treasurer. During the year the class sponsored a benefit luncheon for the Sophomore I-lop which was given in honor of the Seniors the latter part of May. The junior year the following officers were elected: Robert Em- mer, president, jane Marquart, vice president, and Donnabelle Black, secretary-treasurer. During the year, in order to raise funds for the junior-Senior Reception, a Junior football game, a luncheon and a Talent Night were sponsored by the class. On Thursday, May 19, the social event of the year, The Junior-Senior Reception, was given for the class of '38. In September 1938 the class came back to assume the dignified role of Seniors. Bill Sigler was elected president, Bob Emmer, vice president, and Donnabelle Black, secretary-treasurer. The achievements of the year were the production of an annual, the Senior Class Play, Fly Away I-Iomen, and the Senior Recital. To climax the events of the Senior year, the class of '39 will be graduated on May 26. The class, which has an enrollment of 60 students, was guided through its high school days under the supervision of Miss Freada Mill- er, Miss Mary Agnes Keller, Merle I-Iutson, and Maurice Davis. Fl frm