Crestline High School - Fortyniner Yearbook (Crestline, OH)

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A IV rt .1 ' r i I. I A K. First Row--Artella Allen, Rebecca Armstrong, James Arter, Helen Barber, Floyd Bauer, Lois Bauer, Paul Sipe, Joan Sherbondy, Robert Schill Second Row-James Baughman, Jeanne B3Ugl'1m3U, LCnora Beach, Gwendolyn Binkley, Joseph Boes, Glenna Buell, James Stump, Donna Jean Stump, John Sehill Third Row-Robert CHDSH, Joan CIGIUCHS, Bill C0FbiH, Eunice Dickinson, Ladonna Dodds, Elizabeth Douglas, Eileen Shull, Richard Snyder Fourth Row-Donald Etler, Frances Farley, Annabelle Fisher, Dean Fisher, Lloyd Forshaw, Mary Ann Frye, James Trimble, Sam Walker Fifth Row-Ruby Harris, Robert Hermes, Virginia Herrmann, Robert Histed, Francis Hoffman, David Jones, Bill Spangler, Donald Steele Sixth Row-Bill Johnson, Donald Kriehbaum, Karl Kro rnpholc, Wilbur Kuebler, Jackie Lightburn, Richard Linn, George Zellner, Anthony Zara Seventh Row-Fred Marshman, Jeanne McCune, Rita McMahon, Robert Meyers, Robert Mick, Edward Mitchell, Delores Romigh, Leslie Sigars Eighth Row-Bruno Moleno, Margaret Newton, Remburt Page, Wilbur Pollock, Arlene Prosser. Walter Ralls, Charles Retz, Ruth Robinson Tzwflfy-1'l1z'4'c'

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SOPHOMORE HISTORY The Sophomore class under the supervision of Miss Ruth Kaler and Mr. Moulton DeNXe'alt, has a class enrollment of sev- enty-three. Before retiring from teaching in 1938 Miss Sarah Dunn was one of the advisors for the class. The class chose for its Freshman officers: Stella Fahs, presi- dent: Dean Fisher, vice president, and Glenna Buell, secretary- treasurer. For their leaders during the present Sophomore year the class chose: Gwendolyn Binkley, president, Dean Fisher, vice president, and Bill Corbin, secretary and treasurer. The Sophomore class is limited to two activities, but they are active in the Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Hi- Y, Girls, Athletic Association, Dramatic Club, and Athletics. Green and Gold have been picked for their colors. Vilzeilf Onzuiez Verifczs-Truth Conquers All, is their motto. llllillllljl ,li ig, Q i i ,ti i ,ii it l'lvliill'lli'll'llMlillilll mi., ., mi .i. ii, . .ini .. W Y .1,,n,.,.. ,- ,, 1, ,l lmlqxi, jill S O P H O M O R E CLASS OFFICERS President-Gwendolyn Binkley Vice President-Dean Fisher Secretary-Treasurer-Bill Corbin Advisors-Miss Kalcr and Mr. DeWalt Twrlrfy-two

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-5, F R E S H M A N CLASS OFFICERS President-Billy Heibertshausen Vice President-Lloyd Weaver Treasurer-Dick Hauck Secretary-Richard Rombke Advisors - Miss O'Leary and Miss Cover ,gll lll'lll'llll'llll'll lll'll'ljlli' 'E Tl flllllllll'llilflj'llill lllillll iilfll MH lllllill MQW ll 'lllli l 3l Q.ll ll 'l l 'Q llfl l lQ 3, l iii illwi ' ' , , , , l r..,, i,,l r,,, li,il.,il .,,,,..,... .41. 1 ,.,... .q,.,ll...lli w,.. lliill.iililll.iil rrwsr iii ww,-4r -,4w1-fN2N wwwxxr QQNN i it wwrxxxx wwrxr i M1 wrxx 1wL-NN l'Ll-w1-x.-Il1 l l lr +-1l l--11--wil-iii-illMwliili-iii-mi FRESHMAN HISTORY The Freshman class boasts of an enrollment of one hun- dred fourteen C the largest class in the high school.J This is the largest class ever having attended Crestline High School. The class advisors are Miss Elizabeth O,Leary and Miss Cora Cover, under whose leadership they have accomplished many things. For their Freshman officers they have selected William Heibertshausen, presidentg Lloyd Weaver, vice presidentg Rich- ard Rombke, secretary, and Richard Hauck, treasurer. Their activities are limited to two, but they engage in Band, Orchestra, Advocate Staff and Athletics. Scarlet and White have been selected as their class colors. Their only social event of the year was a Valentine party. Several members put on tumbling exhibitions between halves of the basket ball games during the 1938-1939 season. Twenty-four