Crestline High School - Fortyniner Yearbook (Crestline, OH)

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hnsan. Jo Calvin Campbell, WY fz, Be Me 'Y Guinup, Ma Za ra. Rose Blum, Jeannine er, eb W ck, Cleora Be scan, Alice Tu ROW: Theresa FIRST Clark Werner, Jack Zwahlen, Wallace Blaising, Beck, James FOURTH ROW: Bill Linn, Jean Hoffman. Flossie Morton, Dorofhy Eleanor Meinzer, Rita, Leola -6 C C 'E O ve, Jean Lo Bill laby, Ma ck Ja Metzger, mes Ja Newman, BDE Eug Vaughn, Marilyn ach, Alice Oliphani, Be H000 Wi Huey, H Jea man, fe Fo Joan ROW: OND SEC Corbin. Jim r Margarcl Wayne Rhadus, Junio Eddie Meyers, Jackie Smith, YG Barba I, Schil Bea irice richbaum, K .loan 1 erick YV Ga erer, Maxine Sh John Balyea 7, rvin Parella, Me Donald V, Mille ck Di Fortney, ENT MEMBERS: Bessie BS A Shaffer. 'YY an Scheiber, Be .Io son, ds Ho Linn. James Hurson, Poth, Mary Ann Pearl Poynter, Phyllis Snyder, Gfa rb Ba Klaesi, Elsie THIRD ROW: Joan Jeanne Spangler, miller, he Wi Snyder, Mary Caffrey, Billie Jean Mc 'Y yer, Ma Ma

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'fcflaasiirhin ln the fall of the year T943 about eighty youths and maidens entered the freshmen class of the Crestline High School. We were, as the upper-classmen say a little green, but we soon overcame all obstacles through the leadership of our very capable class officers: President-Mary L. McCaffrey, Vice-president-Jack Malaby, Secretary-Ban bara Smith, and Treasurer-Dick Miller. None of our teachers was startled by the brilliancy, but none was willing to con- sign us to the bottomless pit because of our igncf-ance. Under the leadership of Joan Guinup-President, Rose Zara-Secretary, and Jackie Hodgson-Treasurer, the year 1944 started out with a bang! This unforgotten Sophomore year was one of earnest endeavor to reach the goal of high scholarship and good companionship with the upper-classmen as examples. Another year ended and we were Juniors! The most enioyable social event of this year was our Junior-Senior Reception which will linger long in the memories of all who were present. Eddie Meyers, our President, and his able assistants, Billie Jean Snyder -Vice-president, Mary Ann Mayer-Secretary, and Elsie Klaesi-Treasurer, worked in harmony 'under the guidance of our kind and instructive advisors Mrs. Hetrick, Mr. DeWalt, and Mr. Blancett. We gradually took on the dignity which custom says Seniors should manifest before the younger members of the High School and were hailed with delight by the teachers and pupils when we took our places of honor dedicated to us last spring by the class of '46. Our whirlwind social affairs of the Senior year were: The School Carnival, class assemblies, the Operetta, the Senior class play, the Junior-Senior reception, Bacca- laureate, and-last but not least-Commencement! The worthy leaders who guided us through our last year in C. H. S. were Jack Zwhalen-President, Jean Hagy--Vice-president, Joan Krichbaum-Secretary, and Doro- thy Linn-Treasurer. We greatly appreciate the advice and encouragment we received from our Senior Class advisors Miss Miller and Mr. DeWalt. May we be greatly benefited by the earnest teachings of our loved teachers in moral, intellectual gnd physical fields, thereby imprinting upon our characters the worth while things in life. In our later years we shall look back proudly upon our ideals of happy school life and shall: Then departing leave behind us, footprints on the sands of time. ' JOAN KRICHBAUM

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WINONA BEACH Winnie land 5 yrs. Orchestra 1 yr. A Cappella Choir I yr. G.A.A. l yr. Y-Teen 3 yrs. ALICE BECK Becky land 5 yrs. Y-Teen 3 yrs. Dramatic: l yr. Latin Club 2 yrs. G.A.A. 1 yr. JEANNINE BLUM Blummy Y-Teen 2 yrs. A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. Dramatics 'I yr. BETTY CAMPBELL Y-Teen 2 yrs. WILLIAM aecx Imes BLAISING JAMES CORBIN Jimbo Basketball I yr. Basketball Manager I F.F.A. 'l yr. JOAN FOREMAN Jo A Cappella Choir 3 yrs. Annual Staff Band 2 yrs. Dramatic Club l yr. Orchestra 2 yrs, Y-Teen 3 yrs. Vice-President of Y-Teen l yr. YR