Crestline High School - Fortyniner Yearbook (Crestline, OH)

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Qlirf Henna: ' GIRL sassavfs The Girl Reserves, consisting of fifty-five members, is made up of girls from the Senior High School. 1 ' The Club 1s,connected with the Young Women's Christian Associa- tion. The name Girl Reserves means Wa reserve force of the Y.W.C.A., and keeping in reserve the qualities which will help a girl in her school and community.n The insignia of the Girl Reserves is a blue triangle with the letters G.R. inscribed within. The base of the triangle represents Spirit, and its two sides represent Knowledge and Health. The object of the Girl Reserves is to help girls form good habits, insights, and ideals. ' The theme uOpen Windowsn was selected for the year 1943-1944. It is based on the lines: ' nThet the being of me may have room to prow, That my eyes may meet God's eyes and know, I will hew great windows, wonderful windows, Measureless windows for my sou1.n Members of the Cabinet 1945-1944 f President-Jean Boals . Program Chairman-Yovnne Kindinger Vice President-Irene Schieber Pianst-Janet Gresmer Secretary-Jo Ann Holcker Service Chairman-Permelia Saum Treasurer-Betty Ann Smith Social Chairman-Mildred Teetrick Publicity Chairman-Ruth McNeal Advisors Miss Cora Cover Mrs. A.T. Enoch

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-Easleflraff lst Row- Jim Obermiller, Bob Waldbauer, Bill Mayer, Bob Straka, Milt DeJean, Bob Nolder, Bob Hart, and Coach L. D. Hill. 2nd Row- Ast. Coach Cleo Donaldson, Mgr. Harry Rhodes, Dick Arter, Richard Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline 45 57 45 45 40 41 54 ev ol D5 31 22 20 40 24 Emmer, Donald Sim ermacher, Ronald Swartz, John Poffenbaugh, ' Edward Marshall, Donald Wlnemiller5 and Tom Arter. Cheerleaders: Mary Lou O'Heron, Julia Baldazare, and Mary Agnes Supon. SCHEDULE a a Q o 1 s u o 4 a u Q . . u o Crestline will enter the Class A Tournament at Kenton tg held March l,2,5,and 4. Shelby Willard Madison Marion St. Mary's Gallon Bucyrus Tiffin Calvert Upper Sandusky Gallon Shelby Mt. Gilead Ontario Upper Sandusky Eucyrus Mt. Gilead Marion St. Mary's Tiffin Calvert

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1 Qizfs ' -Qfifefic uociation GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - . The Girls Athletic Association was founded in 1955 to promote an in terest in athletic activities. The object of the Girls Athletic Association is to develop good sportsmanship, to promote good fellowship and sports, and to cultivate a healthy mind by proper living and beneficial exercises Miss Jane Pease is advisor of this organization and the officers elected for the year 1943-1944 were: Norene Harley, president, Marcine Earner, vice-presidentg and Norma Gilchrist, secretary-treasurer. Horene Harley and Marcine Harner resigned their offices of president and vice president, due to the fact that they became employed and could not do justice to the offices to which they had been elected. To fill these vacancies Virginia Lightburn was elected president, and Priscilla McCaffrey was elected as vice-president. September , September October November December January January February February March March April April May may 9 25 9 19 7 11 27 10 24 9 23 6 30 4 18 PROGRAM Appointment of Committees Initiation Hayride Skating ?arty Election of New Officers Basketball Tryouts Come As You Are Theater Party Motner-Daughter Banquet Skating Party Foul Shooting Contest Hobo Party Leap Year Party CForma1J Election of New Officers Award Banquet w