Crestline High School - Fortyniner Yearbook (Crestline, OH)

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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

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, . I l l EIGHTH GRADE ll - n n ll Last year these students entered their first year in Crest- line High School. Their class officers were: President, Marjorie Algireg vice president, Oliver Sigarsg secretary, Dick Shealy, and treasurer, Dawn Baker. A Weiner roast in the fall and a Christmas Party were their social events for the Vear. , . 1 This year as eighth graders they chose for their officers: T President, Phil Laishleyg vice president, -lack Barliong secretary, Donald Beck, and treasurer, Marjorie Algire. This year's social functions were a Hallowe'en Party and a Kid Party. The advisors for the eighth grade are Miss Craig, Miss Pat- terson, and Mr. Hackman. l i ,i ,ilu im ,Q i il ROSTER Marjorie Algire, Richard Armstrong. Robert Barber, Jack Barlion. Marcella Beeman, William Black, John Blan- cett, Troy Broeklesby. Irene DeWalt, Richard Ditwiler, Clarence Douglas, Margaret Fisher, Mary Fisher, Francis Hadamuscin, Evelyn Hoffman, John Huml, Paul Jacobs, Wallace Kershner. Phillip Laishley, Mary Louise Love, Will- iam Malaby, Jean Obermiller, Ned Oliphant, Thelma Ralls, Naomi Reimherr, Alice Rhodes. Rosemary Romigh. James Rumery. Robert Simmermacher, Max Solinger, Martha Spade, Betty Tracht, Georgia Walker, Ieie Werner. Paul Algire, Annis Armstrong. Dawn Baker, Maxine Balyeat, Donald Beck, Paul Beck, Phyllis Bertsche, Eugene Blaising. William Funk. Barbara Gerberieh, Virginia Histed, Alma Hoffman, Martha Jean Holcker, Dorothy Kind- inger, Martha Carol McJunkin, Harold Meyers, Bernard Moody, Ronald Murphy. Robert Newman, Harry Nolder, Joan Queen, Arbert Remy, Mary Rish. Phyllis Rumery, Richard Shealy, Oliver Sigars, Norma Smith, Clarence Spade, Lawrence Spade, Gloria Spitler, Caroline Stark, Julia St. John. Robert Strauch, Gloria Summers, Eleanor Yetter.