Crestline High School - Fortyniner Yearbook (Crestline, OH)

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7 .Z 0Ly5 loeczfa 5 Choir journeys to Galion for ex- change assembly program. Strauch and Rice didn't have a date tonight. February-Chocolate Milkshake X-Ray tests were taken in the auditorium. Gala Winter Carnival. The daring stage show Curley Takes a Wife was enjoyed by everyone. Mr, Rice journeys to Lykens tourna- ment. Cupid steals through the C.H.S. halls but can't seem to hit anyone. Better luck next year! Grade cards today! Just think sen- iors, only two more times. Vacation. Jeep and Doris are still gazing into each other's eyes. March-Lemon Soda A strong gust of wihd blew Poynter to school on time! Kroegel and Ault are still making their way out to Leesville. l8, Girl Reserves turn domestic and have a Handcraft Meeting. 2l. First day of spring. Martha Walter tripped over a violet. April-Fountain Coke 5. Choir festival-Crestline l2. Orchestra festival-Norwalk l9-24. Spring Vacation. 26. Sweetheart Party. 27. Choir tryouts-Fremont. 30. With Spring here, Joan Bertsche put her sweaters away! May-Ice Cream Cones 2. Seniors have finally found enough courage to cough out loud in Civics. 10. Band Festival-Upper Sandusky. Sutter forgets to take his horn! l4 or l6. Junior and Senior Reception. l9. Baccalaureate. Poof Marquart is so busy shining his halo, he forgets to come! ZO. Senior Recital. 24. At last! The seniors are given their diplomas and shown to the door.

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7 cj 0Ly5 yoecm 6 September-Lemon Coke November-Bana na Split School starts off with a bang! They started putting bars on the windows. First Snake Dance. Curly Garber- ich's mother wouldn't let him go be- cause the ground was too cold to crawl on his stomach, Mt. Gilead game. First dance of the season. Shirley Temple gets married. Fel- lows around C.H.S. don black. Martha Jones gets her driver's li- cense. Get the kid's off the street! Galion takes Crestline for their an- ual sleigh ride in Sept. Crestline takes another ride, through the courtesy of Shelby. October-Hot Fudge Su ndae Trimble decides he needs a new car. The doctor thinks Strauch will live with the aid of several more transfu- sionsl First night classes. Cake and coffee served in Cafeteria. lt was enjoyed by everyone. Nancy Neff receives bath at the hands of the Home Nursing Class. Seniors have pictures taken. Calam- ityl Henry Stephan forgot to put his hair up. Mr. DeWalt returns to C.H.S. after winning the war! Stiff's hair suddenly turns bright orange. Home Coming Game and Dance. Helfrich and Arter get their first kiss! Also first victory of season! Teacher's Convention. Vacation at lastl Flashl Stiff looks like a turkey. Mr. Urban returns proofs and also furnishes smelling salts. Can't Bertsche make it across the street to school-on time? Ask Mr. Enoch. Harners hang their Spaghetti Sign out. Everyone dreams of lucious turkey dinners. Dreams come true. Mt. Vernon vs. Crestline. First Bas- ketball game. Hipsher gets bitten by the love bug in the form of Shorty. December-Double Thick Malt Ja Hubba Hubbal Hut's back! Mrs. Pennington rushed to hospital with influenza. Many sleepy students. Choir prac- tice at 7:30 A.M. Annual A Capella Choir Christmas Concert. Two senior girls sleep in. Christmas Vacation begins. Priscilla stays up all night waiting for Santal Santa drifted down many chimneys. Monica says l do. nuary-Lime Phosphate Rooms buzzing with tales of New Years activities. Joan Gosser and Bill Love still hold- ing hands. Admiral Anatra resumes studies at C.H.S. Guess what? Stanley Arter contact- ed the Moon with his radar set.

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zfmiom President Eddie Meyers Secretary Mary Ann Mayer Treasurer Elsie Klaesi Advisors ' Mr. DeWalt Mrs. Hetrick Mr. Blancett ln the next booth are juniors, leisurely sipping cokes. They have had a very ex- citing year managing the refreshment stand at football games, and planning and carrying out the Junior-Senior reception, Eddie Meyers, the President of the class, Billie Jean Snyder, Vice-President, Mary Ann Mayer, Secretary, and Elsie Klaesi, Treasurer, have done their part to bring the class through these adventures. With the aid 'of Mrs. Hetrich and Mr. DeWalt every- one worked together to make this a very successful Junior year. In the sophomore year this class was under the guidance of President, Joan Guinup, Secretary, Rose Zara, and Treas- urer, Jackie Hodgson. The capable officers of the freshman year were President, Mary McCaffrey, Vice- President, Jack Malaby, Secretary, Barbara Smith, and Treasurer, Dick Miller. Here's wishing you good luck on that last year!