Crestline High School - Fortyniner Yearbook (Crestline, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

I T11 f --1 Eowimfffb I llllp 3418 H11 'W 75 Sb. fllll 1948 Q0 fb Ci M JAN- . . f'-.,. M 18773 D 1943 On the Seventy-fifth Anniversary of Crestline High School we, the Class of l948, dedicate this year's Panorama to the past three-quarters of a century of successful education in this fine school. Since its founding in 1875, our school has sent many young graduates out on their own to become good citizens of this nation. We are proud to be part of this school. May the coming years be as successful as the past. 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Their average salary was S750 a year. The school, which ran on a three term basis of eleven weeks, had a first graduating class in l87l. Its five members were: Cynthia Gee Wilson, Josephine Snodgrass, Emma McKean, Anna Snodgrass, and Eugene McKean. In contrast, Crestline High School has today a fine modern school with good teachers, equipment, and courses which prepare a student for a vocation in life. Built in l950, the building has three stories and thirty-five rooms, which now hold 400 students with a yearly graduating class of fifty studentsg Teacher salaries average 32500. With the addition of new courses and activities, Crestline High School of l948 has become more interesting to the student. 4 Among the most popular of these activities are the A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Speech, H1-Y, Y-Teen, and G.A.A. Further more the interest which the school takes in looking after the education of the individual has provided better relationships between the two. In other words, it's up to you whether you want an education or not. Our present school has developed a wider activity scope including athletics, concerts, and operas. These tend to give the student a broader personality, character, and sense of leadership. D All of these advances in seventy-five years have added up to one thing. Education is a necessity in life. To enjoy it, relish it, and to use it instead of discarding it, is the only way to success. It is in this interest that we the Class of '48 wish new gains to Crestline High School, for only in our school life do we find the real experiences of life. We will always cherish them. . Q: g-, Q Q .wk l W . -' l -- ' ' -'fi,..f, Q , tA-' A. ' - ' 'o 7 A as is .-1 'f l r - g W '15 , l at easel, -ijyfi , . . 5 F S Zuma! Hiring teachers, buying supplies, selecting curriculum, and discussing school problems are the duties of these five men. They meet once a month, are elected every two years, and serve for four years The members this year are: President: Mr. F.C. McNeal Vice-President: Mr. Harry E. White Secretary: Mr. F.M. Teeter Reverend W.L. Margard Mr. F.G. Hesser e A. Remy Miami University Kenyon University Ohio State University Superintendent T 0 Bloch. Wittenberg College Ohio State University University of Chicago Principal Mr. Merle Hutson, B.A. Heidelberg College Ohio University Southern California, Los Angeles Physical Education, Coach Miss Freada Miller, BQS. Mansfield Business College Office Training, Columbus University of Cincinnati Gregg School, Chicago, Illinois Commercial Studies Miss Elizabeth O'Leary, B.S. Ashland College Cleveland School of Education Bowling Green University English Mrs. Gregg Pennington, B.A., B.M. Ohio Wesleyan Cleveland School of Music Band, Orchestra, Choir Grade Music Mr. Vernon A. Walrath, B.S. Kent State Industrial Arts Miss Marilyn Whitacre, B.S. Bowling Green University Physical Education B 4 ,, n 'iisgii ,A 5 . s -wg., 3 G5 V .1 K N 1 y vga Wh'. Mr. Louis Cellini, B.A. Heidelberg College English, Social Science, Assistant Coach Miss Cora B. Cover, B.S. Ohio State University Ashland College Bowling Green State University Civics, American History, World History Mr. Robert Crider, B.S. Ohio State University Bowling Green University General Science, Dramatics, Public Speaking Mr. Moulton DeWalt Ohio State University English, Advocate Advisor Annual Advisor Mrs. A. T. Enoch, B.S. Ohio University Home Economics Mr. Michael Flynn, A.B., L.L.B. Ohio Northern University Ohio State University Ashland College Mathematics, Algebra Miss Faye Griebling, M.A.,B.A. Hiram College Columbia University Pittsburgh University Latin, Geography, History Mr. Karl E. Hackman, B.S. Bowling Green University Ashland College Wittenburg Ohio State University Science 9 3 ' Wanna Every year the faculty selects students to com- pose the National Honor Society. They are chosen on the basis of scholarship, character, and leadership. The members this year are: Paul Winemiller Ruth Simmermacher Shirley Horton William Bletz Jeanne Rhodus Bette Kraner Jack Sawyer Jacqueline Miller Earl Smith Patricia Meyers XQKFR7-X NQQX 1 X X Q A, ,153 i t! fr S! unit' , I A I 1 , 0 X J f . 1, . I 6 ' 9 vu.. HQ I m,gAf-EL Q 5 EE X A fra 5, fr Z f , 43: 6 8? E f I '- W NlrioNAL is 0N0R Sadat THE Rgjh-f ec ,Pef qU1'YCJ 10 Seniors XQ W NNIXX wm G K N 5 Ei X 5 W Www f E X, --.-:' I P145-1 --fue --+ S '- The World Awaits vw' emu Offiaefze cuwlfilacaafzc 1 PI SS1d.6I'lt..i s o o Vice-President... Secretary..... Treasurer.... Advisors.... ........John Garverick ...Donald Stover Cabsentj ........Virgin1a Smith ..........Edward Garverick Cora Cover, Moulton DeWalt ie anim In September of 1944 about seventy students started their journey through high school under the leadership of President Jeanne Rhodusg Vice-President Bill Bletzg Secretary Harry Artery and Treasurer Shirley Horton. We were no masterminds, but we did manage to get along at about average speed. In the starting of our Sophomore year, which in- cidently was l945, we trudged along under the guidance of our President Bette Kranerg our Vice-President John Garverickg our Secretary Robert Sandg and our Treasurer Donna Hart. Under their leadership we surmounted many obstacles. Our Junior year started out with a big bang with Paul Winemiller as our President, John Garverick as our Vice-Presidentg Ruth Simmermacher as our Secretaryg and Shirley Horton as our Treasurer. This was the great year of our Junior-Senior Reception which caused much grief planning for it, but enjoyment putting it on. We finally got to the place where we were no longer green like the Froshies. We led the younger members of Crestline High. In our final year were occasions such as the class assemblies, Senior class play, the Junior Senior Reception, Bacculaureate, and the unforgettable Commencement. Under the guidance of our class advisors, Miss Cover and Mr. Dewalt, our class officers John Garverick, Presidentg Donald Stover, Vice-Presidentg Virginia Smith Secretaryg and Edward Garverick, Treasurer, led us over our last obstacle--The Senior Year. 13 guyz 7 I 'V QQ OK: 0 0 5 -. 0- 90 -Q 0 N00 5 1 Qweyeq Qgccoww , QONQOQC . Qfxfovv , Q0-Cgwot , 996. xoxo , 0,690 Q-oo , S5969 '50 ew , Mwxwy 'W 90 , 9- 3 egowv. 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JAMES BARLION A fm gd ' llJimll , . 1 '7 3jgM. I ? .- ' 4 5. A ' ' I ,VW BETTY BAUER if 'L Y-Teen 5 yrs., Dramatics 2 yrs. Jia ' Ar 1 Q' A Cappella Choir 2 yrs., F.H.A. H . f if 1 yr' VILHYQQ ??,4w I n LLOYD E ACH Choir 1 yr. CARL E. BIGLIN Football 1 yr. WILLIAM E. BLETZ NCharlien Vice-President '44-'45 National Honor Society, Hi-Y 2 yrs., Secretary of Hi-Y '47-'48 Latin Club l yr., Advocate Staff 2 yrs., A Cappella Choir 2 yrs., Annual Staff 2 yrs., Stu- dent Council l yr., Dramatic Club 2 yrs. JOHN S. BOALS nCharlieH A Cappella Choir 4 yrs., Choir Librarian '47-'48 Hi-Y 2 yrs., Annual Staff l yr., FootballManager 2 yrs., 15 ,riph ,.,, 1 U fd ,V ' rl-A f A ' AJ -. ' .V 'T - ' , .mr ,., . , 1 E, .:g':1.f'L. ' . .zz F. - 'ij . 11. J. it CHARLES H. BURKHART UBurkieN Annual Staff 2 yrs., Advocate Staff 1 yr., Dramatic Club 1 yr. ED ARD R. GARVERICK nCousin Edu Football Manager l yr., Dramatic Club 1 yr., Hi-Y 1 yr., Advocate Staff 1 yr., Class Treasurer '47-'48 JOHN C. GARVERICK nD1gger O'Garverickn Orchestra 5 yrs., Band 2 yrs., Hi-Y 1 yr., Dramatic Club 2 yrs., Class Vice-President '45-'46 A Class President '47-'48 Latin Club A President '45-'46 Annual Staff Editor '47-'48 ft if ,.5,.,4f' DONALD GEHRISCH llllukell A Cappella Choir 2 yrs., Band 1 yr. Orchestra 4 yrs., Football 5 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs., Dramatic Club 1 yr., President, Student Council '47-'48 H1-Y Vice-President '47- '48 Annual Staff 2 yrs. DOROTHY GOSSER nShortyn 4'-1' DONNA HART HGigg1esn Y-Teen 5 yrs., Y-Teen Vice President '47-'48 Dramatic Club 2 yrs., Latin Club 1 yr., G.A.A. 2 yrs., Band 4 yrs. Orchestra 4 yrs., A Cappella Choir 2 yrs., Class Treasurer '45-'46 Annual Staff 1 yr. SHIRLEY ANN HORTON A nShy1essn ef Class Treasurer '45-'46 National Honor Societ y, Advocate Staff 2 yrs. Annual Staff 2 yrs., Dramatic Club - 2 yrs., G.A.A. 2 yrs., G.A.A. Presi- A Qt lg dent '47-'48 Y-Teen 5 yrs , Latin Club ' o gi' L -.risk-A Wu? N 2 yrs. 'ffwf- Q 4 'W ELIZABETH HUBER J A NLizzyn 1, We Band 4 yrs., Orchestra 4 yrs., ' Librarian of Orchestra 1 yr., Y-Teen 3 yrs., Annual Staff 2 yrs., Advocate ' sy? Staff 1 yr., Latin Club 2 yrs., Pre- Y paratory Choir 1 yr. fi-L ' 16 1.3 -,f, ,... I ARVIN J. KINDINGER NJuniorH Band 6 yrs., Orchestra 4 yrs., H1-Y 2 yrs., Student Director of Band '47- '48 Student Director of Orchestra '47 '48 Annual Staff 1 yr. BETTE KRANER National Honor Society, Class Presi- dent '45-'46 Cheerleader 2 yrs., A Cappella Choir 1 yr., Band 5 yrs., Orchestra 5 yrs., Dramatic Club 2 yrs. G.A.A. 2 yrs., Y-Teen 5 yrs., Annual Staff 1 yr. JACQUELINE MILLER HMinnieu A Cappella Choir 5 yrs., G.A.A. 2 yrs., G.A.A. Secretary l yr., Y-Teen Treasurer '46-'47 Y-Teen 5 yrs., Student Council l yr., Advocate Staff 2 yrs., Latin Club 1 yr., Home -coming Attendant '47 National Honor Society ALICE PAGE F.H.A. 1 yr. DONALD POST Band 6 yrs., Orchestra 4 yrs., A Cappella Choir l yr., Dramatic Club 2 yrs., Hi-Y 2 yrs., Annual Staff 2 yrs., Vice-President of Orch- estra '47-'48 Treasurer of Hi-Y '47-'48 JUNE PUB Y-Teen 3 yrs., F.H.A. Treasurer '47- '48 Choir 5 yrs., B siness Manager of Choir '47-'48 Dramatic Club 2 yrs. Homecoming Queen '47 JEANNE RHOD S National Honor Society, Y-Teen 5 yrs., Latin Club l yr., Class Presi- dent '44-'45 G.A.A. 2 yrs., A Cappella Choir 5 yrs., Annual Staff 2 yrs., Dramatic Club 2 yrs., Homecoming Att- tendent 147 Cheerleader 5 yrs., F.H.A. President '47-'48 ROBERT SAND 1lBobl' Football 4 yrs., Basketball 4 yrs. Choir 4 yrs., Hi-Y 1 yr., Class Secretary '45-'46 I7 Thur L' 2 .Q ' I. w 4 I 3 H ' rs 'LJ' . .4 gg 1-1 1 'F fiat r ....,, -:Z :2:vf5,!EJ '--l i :-..'1'-lr: ,r ' ' -7?-' '-f'iig':i.,1 'QQ-N-qLyg,fQgQ2Qj f .V . -.f..:.. 1, 1:-Y-rr Z,:,, 'l '? 41ulf h -.','.,f' li' 113' ' '.',.. 1..-...,- vL ,f 1.f - f.13f'5' 535' film! 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Dramatic Club l yr. VIRGINIA SMITH - VI Ginny!! . Latin Club 1 yr. Y-Teen 5 yrs., President of Y-Teen '47-'48 G.A.A. 1 yr. Class Secretary '47-'48 Donald Stover ll Ding!! Football 4 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Class Vice-President '47-'48 JAMES STUMPF nJ1mn Choir l yr. me F I ,, 1 ,- .WT-Ep 1,21 If Y- 21 I 11 yy... ,X S? 6 .1 cw I X ' I L A ' .wr -...lf A. 'U f f ANNA MARIE TORNICHIO FIHO-Al 1 yri ESTELLA TUSCAN Y-Teen 2 yrs., Dramatic Club l yr. G.A.A. 1 yr., Student Council 1 yr. Annual Staff 1 yr. HELEN TYRRELL F.H.A. 1 yr. DOROTHY WEAVER Latin Club 2 yrs., Glee Club 2 yrs. A Cappella Choir 1 yr., F.H.A. 1 yr EDNA WERNER Y-Teen 1 yr. F.H.A. 1 yr. PAUL WINEMILLER nScoopV A Cappella Choir 5 yrs., Class Presi dent '46-'47 Hi4Y President '47- '48 Dramatic Club 2 yrs., Football 4 yrs., Basketball 4 yrs., Annual Staff 2 yrs. Advocate Staff 2 yrs. Suudent Council l yr. LAVONNE WOOD G.A.A. 2 yrs., G.A.A. Treasurer '47- '48. YETIVE WOOD nSistern G.A.A. 2 yrs., F.H.A. l yr., G.A.A. Secretary '47-'48. I9 YNP, C3 , I 4 J U JH .3555 M3 .al ROBERT ARNOLD WISE 1lBobr! Band 4 yrs. Band President '47-'48 Orchestra 2 yrs., Orchestra Librarian '47-'48 Basketball l yr. SHIRLEY ZWAHLEN A Cappella Choir 5 yrs , G.A.A. 2 yrs. Y-Teen 2 yrs., Dramatic Club 2 yrs. F.H.A. 2 yrs. V QQ NO PICTURES 43 .1- S - i Xl' Q-.if Tsoygssptgm 'YA Football 5 yrs., A Cappella Choir --- -----I l yr. Vice President '47-'48 --U.--.--. gulf m umm ' !IILu-11 I UW' 2 HH, gun Mmcmamw Eaamo I Mat v- ,, , Null: nm A Cappella Choir I5 yrs., Dramatic C mm Club l yr. 5 Pk-N. A L.. kk' KWH :fi : 2 T : 8 5, .,f.. ? 7 , .f ' lf-f7'?5: 1 - lit--, JULIUS SPADE, JR. Junior Annual Staff l yr. 20 . l N as In the nex I Brown., In of life I: slumber I: it keep Is May the Is it's st I: figure Is Winemil In Sherer. Is James K IJ few 41945 Loran Alexander, will my well-worn map of Bucyrus to t sucker. Harry Arter, will my facial expressions to Jack James Barlion, will my brilliance in the fundamentals to Leroy Knox. Betty Bauer, will my widely advertised and attended parties to Carol Niswander. Lloyd Beach, will my stocking cap to Mr. Remy. May his ears warm. Virginia Beeman, will my bulldog spirit to the team. ir bark be heard. Carl Biglin, will my model A Ford to Rosie Moyer. fIf ill intact by then.D . William Bletz, will my bowling scores and slender to Mr. DeWalt. John Boals, will my drawing ability to Elaine ler. Charles Burkhart, will my love of arguing to Dorothy I hope her tongue will not get twisted. Edward Garverick, will my adeptness in bookkeeping to lopfenstein. John Garverick, will my long-anticipated triumph as President of the Senior Class to Pat Meyers. , I, Donald Gehrisch, will my All-Ohio title to anyone who can endure the repercussions of the honor. I, Dorothy Gosser, will my osculatory Ckissingl talents to Glenn Miller. fAlso a tube of lip ointment.7 I, Bill Herr, will my nightly treks down Bauer Avenue to someone with good feet. I, Shirley Horton, will my ever-changing passions for boys to any one who can stand this fast life. I, Elizabeth Huber, will my bass horn to Johnny Jenkins. It surely will take a load off my shoulders. I, Arvine Kindinger, Jr., will my knowledge of all things to George Sherbondy. Use with caution, George. I, Dick Kline, will my naturally blond hair to Beverly Woods. I, Bette Kramer, will my cheerleading ability to Bobby Lewis. I hope he has as much fun on the bus as I had. I, Thomas Linn, will my ice skates and hockey stick to Ronald Fullenlove--if he can stand the wintry blasts. I, Alice Page, will my job as waitress to anyone who can stand the drudgery. I, Matthew Perito, will my wide-awake attitude in civics to Marian Harner. I, Donald Post, will one dollar to Mr. Hackman. Try to get the Athletic Association out of the red, Doc. I, June Puhr, will my magnetic personality to the girls of C.H.S. They can divide it. I: Alma Lou. Jeanne Rhodus, will my uncanny attraction to boys to m E Class Will Continued From Page 21 I, Robert Sand, will my golden tones in singing to Edward McCaffrey, and my football tactics to Nat Tridico. I, Jack Sawyer, will my Cook. May it fit her better I, James Schieber, will Only one warning: I drive a I, Mary Schill, will my my left dimple to Mr. Enoch. much as it did mine. nickname of uZombieH to Norma than it did me. my livestock to the highest bidder hard bargain. right dimple to Coach Hutson, and May it improve their looks as I, Ruth Simmermacher, will my basketball playing ability to Julia Auer. Just don't foul it up, Julia. I, John Smarto, will my Blum. I, virginia Smith, will jealousy of Harold Blum to Chuck my tolerance of people and my understanding attitude to Vincent Christini. I, Junior Spade, will my traffic violations to Norma Pinyerd. I, Donald Stover, will my contempt of women to Mr. Cellini sedate speed when traveling to I, Anna Marie Tornichio, will my carnations to John Krich- It's not doing me any good. I, James Stump, will my Miss Miller. baum. Maybe he can cultivate it into a cauliflower. I, Stella Tuscan, will my plate of spaghetti to Mr. Crider Bring Katie, too. I, Helen Tyrell, will a free haircut and a shave to James Kelso. Anything to save a few pence, eh, Jim? I, Dorothy Weaver, will my favorite ten cent economy size bottle of nAh Stinkon perfume to Miss Griebling. I, Edna Werner, will my quiet ways to Rosemary Schill. I, Paul Winemiller, Jr., will my miniature feet and pearly smile to John Johnson. I, Robert Wise, will my trumpet to Jim Ryan. wizard-like manipulation of the I, Lavonne Wood, will my jitterbugging ability to my brother. I, Yetive Wood, will my I like them too well myself. Mansfield acquaintances to no one. I, Shirley Zwahlen, will my brother's shirts to Nancy Trainor. May she get as many good results as I. We, Jackie Miller, and Donna Hart, will the ridicule which we have acquired during the last few years to anyone who gets laughed at as much as we do. By Jackie Miller and Donna Hart 22 Jan. l Jan. 2 Jan. 18 Jan. 28 Feb. 7 Feb. 14 Feb. 28 March 2 March 24 March 29 April 1 April 9 April 15 April 25 May 5 May 10 June l June 20 June 28 July 2 July Aug. 5 Aug. 10 Aug. 25 4-- - .y we The Class of 1948 celebrated New Year's Eve at Senator Julius Spade's Mansion on Park Road. Cokes were on the house. Jim Stump, local cab driver for ten years, lost his license and was fined seo for reckless driving. Schill's West End Market was robbed for the fifth time in two weeks last night. Today, Miss Schill's decided to sell the store back to Link's. Miss Jackie Miller, only old maid of the class, is happy at her new vocation, buying goods for Prater's. She is now reported making negotiations for a husband. Actor James Barlion, currently starring in M.G.M.'s nLove On A Desertn, returned home to renew old acquaintances. The Class of '48 celebrated the holiday with a party at Dancer Stella Tuscan's Nite Club on Route SON. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arter welcomed the birth of the sixth baby boy. Donna Hart, the Kate Smith of N.B.C., today attributed her success to her diet of birdseed. The installation of the new minister, Rev. John C. Garverick, was formally held at the Trinity Lutheran Church. Ruth Simmermacher is reported making millions at her new interior decorating job at the Higbee Co. of Cleveland Dr. Donald Post, noted obstetrician, delivered the first April Fool's joke today. The Old English Tea Room reopened under the management of Alice Page. It caused quite a sensation among the English residents of Crestline. Edward Garverick has at last relinquished his job as pin boy to become of the Bowling Alley. Charles Burkhart, owner of the NStork Clubn on Seltzer St., is now featuring Arvine Klndinger's Swing Band and the new cigarette girl, Betty Bauer. Superintendent Lloyd Beach today announced the new physics teacher for the coming year, T.P. Linn, who starred under Doc Hackman in Crestline High School. Pilot Carl Biglin cracked up his plane as he tried to dodge a barn after circling for a landing th be made at the Crestline air strip. The local beautician parlor is featuring a new permanent wave and hair bob designed by the new owners, Yetive and Lavonne Wood. The former Miss Shirley Zwahlen, local debutante, opened a model school and was greeted by half the womangnpulation of Crestline. Elizabeth Huber, who struck oil on her farm a year ago, has increased her farm stock so much that she has fifty cows to milk a day. Juke box operator, Paul Winemiller, recently realized his ambition of being a one man orchestra. What a windbagL The former nMiss America of l956N, June Puhr, returned to Crestline to celebrate the Fourth with her classmates. The discovery of five new types of flowers by Floral Designer Anna Tornichio has made her famous. Bette Kraner is reported leaving for Florida again. Reason: lt's her honeymoon. Robert Wise became foreman at P.R.R. Roundhouse. 23 Chronicle of 1960 Continued From Page 25 Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. NOV. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Robert Wise became foreman at P.R.R. Roundhouse. Today Dorothy Gosser celebrated her eighth anniversary as secretary to nThe Alexander Lumber Milln, in Tacoma, Washington. Edna's Lunch Shop, under the management of Edna Werner with Helen Tyrrell as head waitress, had its grand opening today. The nconcert of the Yearu, appeared in Cleveland with John Smarto as leading tenor. A new surgeon and doctor arrived in town today to be head physician of our modern hospital. He will be re- membered as our old classmate, Jack Sawyer. We were amazed when our new theatre opened in town today with a great stage show. Believe it or not, the featured dancer was Jim Scheiber. Donald Stover, the owner of the lumberyard, has at last consented to donate enough lumber so we may have new seats on the swings at the park for the kiddies. Virginia Smith's new column nAdvice to the Lovelornn appeared in the Mansfield News-Journal. Coach Don Gehrisch's Bobcats started the football season off right. Their first game played was their triumphant victory! The opponent--Gallon. At long last Shirley Horton has reached her ambition. She is a private secretary at Ohio State University. Keystone proprietor, Robert Sand, who recently bought out the Klopfensteins, added five new pool tables to his pool parlor. Jeanne Rhodus currently acclaimed the most talented woman in the country, is physical educational teacher at C.H.S. Matt Perito has proved his love for school. He is now the high school janitor. Novelist Dorothy Weaver's latest book is a thriller en- titled WThe Farmer's Daughter.n Virginia Beeman is now custodian of Crestline Public Library. O Artist John Boals is rated with Rapheal on his latest portrait, NWhistler's Daughter.N William Bletz, a recent graduate of Ohio State, is present editor of the Crestline Daily Dispatch. By Shirley Horton and Paul Winemiller, Jr. 24 a SENIOR CLASS SONG FOR CLASS OF 1948 fTo the tune of Serenade of the Bellsj Freshman, sophomvre, junior and then seniors, We have come this far along our way With the memory of Crestline High School We'll proceed along life's way. Scenes from our school life We'll always cheri 0f our teachers and our friends so true. With the fun and joy we had at dances, We'll proceed along life's way. Junior rings and senior pictures We have exchanged with all our friends. And now that we are leaving They'll remember us by them. Still the bell will ring for all our school ma But for us they'll never ring again. We'll remember all the scenes of school days, As we sadly leave Crestline High. By Ruth Simmermacher and g sh tes, Arvine Kindinger, Jr. 25 Aug. 20 Sept. 2 Sept. 12 Sept. 15 Sept. 17 Sept. 19 Sept. 25 Sept. 26 Oct. l Oct. 5 Oct. 4 Oct. 17 Oct. 26 Oct. 51 Nov. 7 Nov. 15 Nov. 14 Nov. 17 Nov. 21 Nov.2425 Nov. 25 Nov. '26 Nov. 51 Dec. 5 Dec. 12 Dec. 18 Dec. 22 Dec. 51 Jan. 5 Jan. 6 Jan. 9 Jan. 12 Jan. 15 Jan. 16 Jan. 19 Jan. 22 Jan. 25 Jan. 29 Feb. 5 Feb. 6 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 20 Feb. 27 March 4 April 16 April 25 April 50 May 5--8 May 7 May 15 May 21 May 26 2 , --Football practice started. School started--many unhappy faces. --Mt. Gilead visits Crestline and goes home in defeat.- Romances have started already. Huh, Ding Fa? Big Civics test--No A's. Crestline visits Galion and comes home with a victory. First in eight years. Barlion gets stuck in bookkeeping. Bellevue visits Crestline. Advocate Staff weiner roast. Crestline defeated by Upper. G.A.A. hayride---what a rainl Crestline triumphs over undefeated Bucyrus, 15-7. Hi-Y hayride. What about the eggs, Jeanne? Crestline vs. Norwalk. Home Coming. Congratulations, June. Y-Teen Mother-Daughter Banquet. C.H.S. Carnival. Nice going, Student Council. Basketball practice started. Junior Class Play, HSpoofers.u Juniors and Seniors slaving away on State tests. Band has a banquet at the Roxy. Thanksgiving vacation starts. What? Everyone smiling! Back to school. First basketball game. We were defeated 55-54. Crestline defeats Willard 45-50. A Cappella Choir Concert. Band had a party sixth period. Christmas vacation starts. Oh happy day! Meyers' have open house. Crestline vs. Galion. Victory for Crestline over Mt. Gilead 72-46. Crestline goes to Upper. Semester tests start. Lovely! Football banquet. Take it easy, fellas. Shelby comes to Crestline. Y-Teen Birthday Party. Band practice. Band concert. League game at Bucyrus. G.A.A. goes to Galion. League game with Galion. G.A.A. Valentine Dance. F.H.A. meeting. --Dramatic Club play, HJanuary Thaw.N Crestline-Shelby game. --Preparatory Choir goes to Galion. Galion gives us an assembly. --Choir Festival. Senior Class Play. --Orchestra Festival. --Music Week. --Band Festival. --Junior and Senior Reception. --Senior nKids Day.n Commencement. ze mmacm Oggam Awww This year the Junior class was led through another suc- cessful year with James Klopfenstein, presidentg Pat Meyers, vice-presidentg John Krichbaum, secretaryg and Janet Plummer, treasurer. Mrs. Enoch, Mr. Hackman, and Mr. Walrath were the advisors who assisted them in their work. It has been a busy year for all the Juniors with their many activities including managing the refreshment stand at football games, giving the play nlnner Willyn, and an assembly program. Their biggest task this year was the annual Junior- Senior Reception for which every Junior worked hard to make it a success. Those who were chosen to lead us in their Sophomore year were Jim Ryan, presidentg Almelio Salvati, vice-presidentg Ruth Poth, secretaryg and Norma Pinyerd, treasurer. The capable officers who led through the Freshman year were Nat Tridico, presidentg Marion Harner, vice-presidentg Evelyn Blaising, secretaryg and Dorothy Ball, treasurer. The advisors were Mrs. Near and Mr. Hackman. 27 Q5 Q I 2' 666-6661 , 0626 no 269366. 660-6 666666666 , 6660611666 10666, 66rcx6o 966Y606o0, M40 OKR0, 3 OGGQYXKOG Y 6122960 , 3 06 690606 'So'COR,c20K,o , QK,fq,'x0'x6 N666 , 606 '?f1,c?06f6 XBXQS9. 5-99089 209-. NW . xN6N,f6'G0, wwe, . 69660, 60660605 0063 GC , 661966006 6L6vv0No6v-, 3 6600606 C696-6061: , 'xi-0406 4566069 , 3056 061266 500566066 , 966163 C:6'xX6wM,06 , E-6,6066 5oNA0c,g6f , xix61:3ofK,6 6w:6v,6, 64650 1bX6K,6x0f,g, 606 gawk 606120. X89 YQKW. 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Charles Burkhart, Jim Scheiber Art Editor ............ ......... Harry Arter, John Boals Subscription Managers.... ...Elizabeth Huber, Shirley Horton, Ruth Simmermacher Typing Managers .... Donna Hart, Jackie Miller, Paul Winemiller Advertising Managers ................. John Garverick, Don Post Sports Editor ...... ' ............... Don Gehrisch, Jeanne Rhodus Photo Editors ........ Arvine Kindinger, Jr. Spade, John Smarto Junior Assistants ........ Earl Smith, Harriet Dickinson, Carol Niswander, Evelyn Blaising, Dorothy Sherer, Pat Meyers, Don Walter, Marjorie Straka, Ruth Poth. 37 ,-QMS FYBSQ BON, Leif: 'GO Yigo . NX . eva Siewlaodex' , Gfcexta filveoao, Barfxem Dxoxm 599069 BON: UOYOJYXVS Eioerer, Sximaioew. Bower, was eve , Ebefvve 'Hauer , Qvcgxma Sxmvo. 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The officers of the club are: President-Paul Winemiller Vice-Pres.-Dorothy Sherer Secretary-Jeanne Rhodus Treasurer-Donald Post 1 - ,-we A fl, gf., 4 q,b WQ4-, www '. g'1f1'v rgai 1 y f T- Li V Q., - Y- :..-, ., gf- . TE? --1 if 'L-HMI' 2 --N ' fy,-5??P1 ' ar ,A L . ,L fq Q ipigg- g g - V, '11, yig' : A: -frh 1, ,. gn V, 2yP, 4, T.G fgr'3'11fy: f ffa N Y 'i VL f?:'?lfx:wW fb-'HJ'fh+fHv- Joi W, ,H ' .LL .AN UU51 - l,' , ,Q-H .g- 'f -f' . . ,. ' S ' il 4., xi , A ' + ' mira.. '., ',,1,,: L A-' ,. , . 41 ,4aluocczz'eS, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. DeWalt, Isabelle Moore, Pat Meyers, Evelyn Blalsing, Ruth Poth, Jeannine Gresmer, Jane Dewalt. SECOND ROW: Bill Bletz, Jim Kelso, Conrad Vaughn, Elizabeth Huber, Norma Cook. THIRD ROW: Paul Winemiller, Ruth Simmermacher, Charles Burkhart, Ed Garverick. ABSENT: Joe Will, Roxanne Cox, Eudora Morton. 625' 2 m NU . Tl As! 42 ,4c!aacaz'e Staff The purpose of the Advocate Staff is the contribution of High School news for a page in the local paper, the Crestline Advocate. Also during the year several issues of Lockers Hear have been published. This is a small paper which the staff members themselves write, print, and sell. During the year the Advocate Staff had a Weiner roast at Sugar Grove Lake, a theater party, and plans for many other types of entertainment, including a trip to Mansfield. OFFICERS Editor-inChief: Pat Meyers Class Reporters: Charles Burkhart, Eudora Morton, Jane DeWalt Music Reporters: Ruth Poth, Jeannine Gresmer, Norma Cook, Elizabeth Huber Social Activities: Evelyn Blaising Sports Reporters: Paul Winemiller, Jim Kelso, Bill Bletz, Conrad Vaughn Who's Who: D Ruth Sim ermacher Features: Ed Garverick, Roxanna Cox Advisor: Mr. Dewalt 43 13 r-1' kh Q-ag, xx game! Zmwl? FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Lillian Phillimore, Lucille Pennington, David McBride, Elaine Metz, Rosemary Moyer, Karen Margard, Norma Holcomb, Janet Foreman, Jane Obermiller, Stanley DeGreve, Martin Fullenlove, Gene Horton, David Witter, Ester Solinger. SECOND ROW: Elise Fullenlove, Sue Smith, Beth Ann Arter, Donna Hill, Nancy Nixon, Carolyn Rice, Jack Arlen, Richard Sigars, Ruth Smith, Mary Joanne Nolder, Clarabelle Beeman. THIRD ROW: John Jenkins, Norma Cook, Margaret Garverick, Dorothy Plummer, Janet Plummer, Betty Jo Gallentine, Betty Blaising, Norma Pinyerd, Sandra Guinup, Carolyn Hill, Janet Folkerth, Maxine Steffee, John Smarto. FOURTH ROW: Jeannine Gresmer, Arvine Kindinger, Donald Kindinger, Allen Brake, Alma Lu Heibertshausen, Patti Kraner, Naomi Will, James Mangrum, Dorothy Sherer, Katherine Ritter. FIFTH ROW: John Nolder, Marion Harner, Frank Stone, Bob Miller, Doris Kincaid, Marilyn Lambert, Patty Fawcett, James Wise. SIXTH ROW: Dick Miller, Glen Smith, Gene Gehrisch, Nancy Trainer, Ruth Simmermacher, Elizabeth Huber, ABSENT: Doyle Bauer. The shrill whistle of the Drum Major, a roll of the drums and the smart seventy piece Crestline High School Band, under the direction of Lucille Morrow Pennington, marches on to the football field to open the l947 season. The CHS band was present at all of the Bulldogs' home games and traveled to all but one of the abroad games. The band put on many fine performances for the fans at pre-game and half times. The GHS band has also participated in several musical events in Crestline and neighboring towns. The band gave a concert in Janurary and then another concert during National Music Week. The band also attended the annual band festival in Bucyrus and entered in state competition again this year. There are seven of the seventy members of the band that are seniors this year and will leave the band. The officers of the band are: Robert Wise, Presidentg Ruth Simmermacher, Vice President, Dorothy Sherer, Business Managerg Betty Jo Gallentine and David McBride, Librarians and Arvine Kindinger, Student Director. 45 0 The Crestline High School Orchestra was founded in l9l7 by Dr. R.B. Smith, who had a small but capable or- ganization. After he left, the orchestra was taken over by Mr. Maurice Davis, who was with it until three years ago when our present director took over the Music Depart- ment of the school. This organization participated in the Christmas as- sembly which was given by the seniors, the Carol Sing , directed by Dr. Ernest Hesser, the Orchestra Festival at Gallon, National Music Week, the Senior Glass Play, and the Senior Recital. Their final appearance for the year was on Commence- ment Night when they played while the seniors marched down the aisle to receive their diplomas. The orchestra is composed of thirty-one members. There are nine violins, two vlclas, two cellos, three bass viols, a piano, three clarinets, two flutes, two cornets, one trom bone, two obes, two French horns, tympanny, and bells. Ruth Simmermacher serves as President, Donald Post as Vice-President, Gene Gehrisch as business manager, and Ger- trude Long and Robert Wise as librarians of the orchestra. 48 Eff? SLI' HOW dl' Uger SQ' , Left to Right: .qrvi , Jane Dohfal 15, Harri OJVD ROW: Elizabeth Ifraner, Ruin Simms belle Beefn-sn. YYYIRD ROW: Wise, Je V ne Ifindlnger, Carol Aflswender, nest Weber, Donald In et Dickinson, Beth Ann fqrber. Eh Huber, fr'-Ewen Jfargard, Dorothy Sberer, Margaret Garrrerlelr, Bet ffayacner, Donna Herb, Marion Horner, Donald Post, Ruth S1211 bn, Glare Bette Jo Gallenbine, Janet Foreman Jane Obe zller, Gertrude Lon Don Genrl-sch, Qlgene Gehriacb, Airs. Pe1:znQ12gZr012. 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NYY 900200 iss 0 301.0 93050 , QQ1 C4000 C1 09049 03330 40 000 N 0 333 ik 0 000- RX 5095 999039 , 0-?:'0639'. 0 49 Zhu An important activity enjoyed by many C.H.S. students is the A Cappella Choir, which is under the direction of Lucille Morrow Pennington. The first outstanding event of the choir was the annual Christmas Concert on December l'7th. 'Twas the Night Before Christmasn by Fred Waring was one of the well-liked numbers given on this program. On April B, the choir gave an operetta, nLelawala,n by Charles Wakefield Cadman. Also, on April 16, the choir journeyed to Shelby to participate in the annual spring choir festival. Beside this, the choir has participated in many other musical activities and programs, especially during National Music Week. This year the choir is under the leadership of the following officers: Don Gehrisch, Presidentg Tom Linn, Vice-Presidentg James Schieber and John Boals, Librariansg and June Puhr, Business Manager. 49 W XJ 2660! an ' owe fiawaxm. 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Last year, however, the name Girl Reserves was changed to the Y- Teen Club-by the National Y.W.C.A. Headquarters. The Y-Teen Club this year consists of thirth-seven members, wich includes twelve seniors who will be leaving at the end of the school year. The purpose of Y-Teen is WTO build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. The club's insignia, the blue triangle, represents knowledge, health, and spirit. The influence exerted over the girls of this organization by its ideal and principles is equalled only by the diligence and aid of the present advisors Miss Cora B. Cover and Mrs. A.T. Enoch including others during past years. President .... Virginia Smith Vice-president .... Donna Hart Secretary .... Marion Harner Treasurer .... Norma Pineyerd Program Chairman. . . .Dorothy Sherer f -P , ff' ' sz Membership. . . .Donna Hart tj' 1 N A Social .... Jeanne Rhodus Service .... Jeanine Gresmer Publicity .... Pamela Marquart Music .n.. Bette Kraner jx m We Z JBYW 716 ? This organization is now in its third year of existence since 1959, and is increasing in popular- ity, prestige, and prominence. Its activities are enlarging on such a scale that it the best managed organizations of ever, its Constitution limits the ty at present. has become one of this school. How- membership to twen- Paul Winemiller, The officers this year are: Presidentg Don Gehrisch, Vice-Presidentg Bill Bletz, Secretaryg Donald Post, Treasurerg Bob Crider, Advis or. Among its activites are: Hayride, sweetheart party, check room at basketb'll games, Christmas activities, and many others. ' Its members are at present: Cleft to rightl First Row Second Row Junior Kindinger John Drichbaum Doyle Eckert John Flohr Donald Walter Harry Rombke James Ryan B111 Bletz John Garverlck James Scheiber Earl Smith The two member Arter. I Jack Sawyer Loran Alexander Mr. Crider s absent are Edward , Y 53 Third Row John Boals Paul Winemiller Dick Miller Don Gehrisch Donald Post. Garverick and Harry S 7 21 -aff-Y ' The of sixty and held The as a Hallowefen Party, a luncheon, F.H.A., a newly formed girls' organization, is composed one members. The club met socially once every two months class meetings once every two months. girls have actively participated in such social occasions and have planned on various other social functions. Their aim is Looking For New the rose The Ewan meChm Vice President, Treasurer, June Shi rl ey Zwahl eng Margaret Horizonsn, and they also have as their flower. F.H.A. has been efficiently guided by the advisor, Mrs. Mother, Mrs. Zwahleng President, Jeanne Rhodusg Marianne Yakubekg Secretary, Marilyn Lambert, Puhrg Historian, Jane Obermillerg Parliamentarian, News Reporter, Jane Dewaltg and song leader, Garverick. Those absent when the picture was taken were: Patricia Schill, Catherine Scully, Mary Fetters, Doris Oliphant, Emma Linn, Betty Mangrum, Marian Morton, Eudora Morton, Marianne Klaesi, Dixie Dodd. 54 , Jlflahy ue Sr ' ogt ebb J' E oor-e aiei l ene uma ROW' aan, E' FTRST ROW, Left to Right: Margaret Gahlfebiclr Young, Josephine Tor-nicnio, Hath 8171i th, S Delflfal t, Betty Aenbroolr, Mary Louise V SECOND HOW: Malay Sal va ti , Pa tey G Pat McCarthy, June Plllqh, Bett Heibebtelzallsen, Isabel Ill THIRD ROW: Evelyn Bl Pinyer-d, Janet P Mahdlnfejf, J FOUHYH Be Blaiein 11.7. th, Bet , Helen 2' elvich, J anew, Lil , Norma ng, fzfeei IGI-, Beth Obe Ill . Doroth hm Marilyn dna Webne g, Carol Niswander, Ca therin te Iftaneb, Alice Page, Jane Jfbbell, Mba. A.l'. Enoch. anet Dehfal t, Roxanne Golf, Geraldine Pty, lian Pnillimore, Patti Irzaner, Alma Ln Bopp. on Hebner, Jeannine Greerneza, Mari anne Yalfubelf, Nozama e Jo Gallentine, Ruth Pot-12, Geneviev Bender, Betty . er, Donna Wa troue, Yeti ve Wood. Jr Weaver, Doble Kincaid, Ge:-trade Long, Louise lfaicnner, carol Lewbebt, Jeanne Rhodes, Shirley Zwahlen, Janet Foreman, Anna Tornioni P, Mary Schill. O- 55 K I I 42992 'gg era: S' FINALLY cnsanmz smnrs orf CRESTUNE WITH A me sans. as-6 BEATS GAUON' 5,0 UI GILEAD SUFFER5 IJ I fwk K r I ' . 'K SDSL, ! G I CRESTLINE RUNS Refs BEAT cmssmuz OVER TIFFIN. 21-6 WITH AID OF UPPER I2 - O I l' 1 ,Z BELLEVUE MAKES OUR FIRST DEFEAI 6-0 Li ALI C S'I'LI,NE FLOWS rureoucfn aucvnus. as-7 x -W Q CRESTLINE DRIVES THIFOUGH WILLARD FOR VICTORY IVO..5. CRES LINE SURPRISE5 CRESTLINE OUTSWIMS 20 -13 NoRwALK AND SELVES BY SHELBY TO win la-7 WINNING EASILY 26-6 56 Q I ALIQY' Q f 45?-' 1? ., K 24111 'U .Sq 51' O J ' 'SA - . 1 ' Q 'W 4 f 31 -' f Q 0 sill .' 552551 5 xxxxw gi ln XXQXX ' xX as Xa?-1 H 1. 1 K N - ' W 1805: Cflthlgfics S' aw H fi' -'Q . W ' BQQ4 - '33 4. .1 ee? GEN ff 1 L 32 i. 601264 This season the Crestline High School football squad ended successfully with seven victories and two defeats We were fortunate in having three in the All Ohio League Don Gehrisch making first team All-Ohio end, and Jim Johnson and Bob Sand making honorable mention guard and half back respectively The following was the schedule: Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline Crestline 25 15 O O 21 15 20 26 19 Z- Mt. Gilead 12 Gallon O Bellevue 6 Upper Sandusky 12 Tiffin Calvert 6 Bucyrus 7 Willard l5 Norwalk 6 Shelby 6 ski- ' as I My 1 but 58 .X 1 K' . ent- 00011 G1 o 'lf Q' ad V Q12 759150 JO 6' RS? IPOWC L fl' 5' RI sg vs tl, Jens? Joho l261'1'J' A-Z 08121247 SEOOWD ROW: sb 4v'IC'1f6.P S Cont' . Eqwshd , Edhfs LZ-Z , Wfliw G sogbo. ROW: -4 1212 Joh anne Gsbrforufclr, Jo Bos s, Joseph Johnson, Don W od, llnsll ho' 1IfcOsf'I'21s.Jf, Nspoliin flfonton, :Agnes Kelso, Jolzq Jr?-zchbion, 1-, J ss schszbszf, Zfon Linn, Bob Ssnq Qfon Jones, Geon o shszvbond , Afozfton, Qfznos Ryan, Jlfszfz-In kenze, Robert Snsbbo, Donald fkoisn, Jr ssl-. cosch, Louis Oslllnl, Edwin Sb p, vbclr Sawyer, Vincent Ohnisbznz, nson, Donald Gfshnlsch, Oosch Babson, Donqiygtovsn, Psnl Pldnsnillsr-, ffsnnsbh L .Z Fond, Janes ffl opfsnsbsln, Asst. coach Bob Frye. Oljg, 59 60464 The Bulldogs did fair this season, winning six and losing ten basketball games during the regular season. The Bulldogs, under Coach Merle Hutson, won one tournament game over Celina, but lost the second game to Fostoria. Four of the team this year are seniors but there are other prosbective players coming up and should show their stuff the next few years. Scoop Winemiller and Dink Stover were elected Co-Caotains for the year. Scoop was elected All League Forward and Bob Sand re- ceived Honorable Mention. The scores of the games are as Upper Sandusky ---- 55-54 they Willard ----------- 45-50 we --50-46 we Bucyrus ---------- KL! Norwalk ----------- 55-56 they Gallon ------------ 45-55 they Mt. Gilead -------- 72-46 we KL! Uoper Sandusky ---- 50-54 they Mansfield Madison-41-22 they follows Shelby ----- ---65-45 they fLJBucyrus ----------- 59-59 they Mansfield Madison-57-52 they ILJWillard ----------- 48-52 we fLJGalion ----------- 45-54 we fLJBellevue ---------- 42-56 they Mt. Gilead -------- 47-55 we fLJShelby ------- ---47-48 they fLl Indicates League Game Tournamentg Celina 51 ----- Crestline 44 by 5' 1' X r'fr5s9.- 4' if ' '3-Y A xsrlg? .- ' 'f Fostoria 66---Crestline 55 -we 0,1 1 60 56' 2' ROW, Left tr ht: P-at fgzziliir, Mar-I on Hafneli-t.g SECOND R0W:L0ni.s G Johnson, Jael: Hu 1.19011 RHI 'E' J 0 4? mm Meyer-s, Jeanne Hbodqs, Bette ellini, Mickey Sand, Glenn Mille:-, Jin Brown, Gene Gehrisch, Nap Morton, He:-le RD 1i:OW: John Noldez-, Bob send, Don Gshz-Isch, John Johnson, Ralph Miller-, Don Stover, Paul Winelzzilleb, Stvlnp. 61 Ed m 9 H05 6,4711 can so-s , Klein 'oo YSKQQCK-v . ew Skcx-50000, 300090-xoe Ye 'O , YM GX0-30001 , Wwgtoxe S0400 Goov, S0400 Yxoiefb, 00 wcopww, Sxmxeq 'lmao Xe 600000, D04 009.0 X8000, ecxcro, ?Nva-e Qoxxexixoqe 0200 Sxgwegvaoxxef , 500 901000 NNQYSKHNA-. Q Mme: . in ibwcu S0490 S2919 000 Yso-xv. M54 Y no X 010 e 'sei C1060 'miie , YK 00 'v00q,, 500, Saowx Seo Oacoxe 00q,'X-eg is Y 0 '. 0 901500 5 Gefo-90 01 601 59 'STG 11 '. 'VCX 'Yo '5cm'S'VX, 00630 220 0026 -. 90 N 62 1510001 , 00 , , , , .,W, , 0 ,J 800000, 60900095 xkoief , 9o'c0'G0f3 900900 , Same X50t'9,q0 Gaovzhe-C , Wkfgkote S0001 , 'Sari X100 S050 0 122010019 , Seaookoe 01:09-,001 , We-1 30910 5'w-we , 000 91000 , ?A,'vw0w0 60001 , 50000 QKXQ9 Wavoaoce . 0 '-Lexwoexs, Sagem Ykoxae-c , 6050400113 Sewoexxe xkoofe , Y-we Wager-a , Sweeo ww , Smvo. We-cts 'X-00, 90 Shes X89 , wcxaoo 99-e 600009 , J U 'l N I' 4,-4. A The Girls' Athletic Association was founded in 1933 to promote an interest in athletic activities. The Object of the G.A.A. is to develop good sportmanship, to promote good fellowship and sports, and beneficial exercise. This Year the girls sold candy at the basketball games. An other event of the year was the organization of Girls' Bowling Teams. A St. Valent1ne's Dance was held on February 6 and in the Spring a banquet at which time the officers were chosen for the following year. The leaders of 1947-48 are: President---Shirley Horton Vice President---Jeanne Rhodus Secretary---Yetive Wood Treasurer---Lavonne Wood The capable advisor of this year was Miss Marilyn Whitacre, Physicial education teacher. ' E 63 F A- 'jill env' ih- , i:,3:E 'A N, V 44:44 On November 7 we celebrated Homecoming with the three most tiful girls of the school as Queen and Attendents. The th her Attendents Jeanne Rhodus and Jackie to bad weather, took place beau Puhr wi en, due was June f the Que Queen ing o The crown Miller. h Center. es in the Yout CRESTLINE CONGRATULATIONS MOTOR SALES TO MR. DEWALT FOR Complete Ford Service NOT LETTING HIS SENIOR ENGLISH CLASS GET HIM DOWN? C t 1 tl T Congratulations to the Glass of U4B' ongra u a one O for the completion of this John Garverlck Splendid P1909 of literature for making this annual possible THE ANNUAL wonxmns 66 PONTIAC Phone 5211 Crestline TAYLOR'S SHELL STATION shell products Washing, Shellubrication, Polishing, Tires Repaired, Reoapped, Vulcanized Sales GOODYEAR BATTERIES ' Service Candy and Cigarettes Main k Columbus Dia 5582 PEGGY'S Compliments BEAUTY MICHAEL BIBICH SHOPPE l Congratulations Senior Class PFEIFFER Shoe Repair Shop F. L. Borden REXALL DRUGS Phone 5221 67 Snyder Heating k Air Conditioning Contracting - Service Repair M cleaning on any type hot air furnace or controls Phone Residence Shop 4484 7484 R.C. Snyder Compliments and Best Wishes To the Senior Class of 48 ROXY RESTAURANT HARRY ROGERS - DONALD ROGERS 68 Congratulations To The Class of 48 If Your Wants Are Musical Come To CRESTLINE MUSIC SHOP Mrs. Arvine Kindinger 520 N. Thoman St. Crestline, Ohio Phone 2764 679 Homes Our' Spec ialty A. C. GLEDHILL LUMBER CO. To 'Ihe Class of 48 Congratulations SHARP'S SERVICE Jack Sharp Prop. Compliments of THE OHIO FUEL GAS GO. Cres tline , Ohio Compliments tFINKS Zenith Radios Nor-ge Applianc es 70 Compliments of Mcwhiter Post No. 488 The American Legion 71 I With Our Compliments -u- ez- ae The BURCH CORPORATION I Compliments of TORNICHIO'S QUALITY GARDENS Choice flowers for all occas ions 72 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1948 HOLCKER HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS OF Frigidaire Appliances Frigid Electronics Crestline Phone 5555 Paul H. Alt 73 The Ohio Public Service Co. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1948 CRAWFORD MOTOR SALES INC. CORNER OF SEDTZER AND NORTH STREETS CRESTLINE SALES - 3001 - SERVICE 74 COMPLIMENTS Compliments of of Levy's Mens' Shop The Home of Good Clothes Don Yochem Crestline, Ohio Compliments of COMPLIMENTS Reimherr's of sd to 31.00 CRESTLINE EQUITY and up 75 EVANS GRAIN k SUPPLY ARTHUR C. EVANS Grain - Feed - Flour - Coal Building Supplies Crestline, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS HUMMY'S Empty Tummies Stop at Hummy's COMPLIMENTS to Class of 1948 Brunks Record Shop Youth Center Building E. J. BOYER HARDWARE 101 W. Main St. The Little Old Store on the Busy Corner. HARDWARE for HOME R FARM Lincoln Garage Oldsmobile Sales and Service G. B. Groh Firestone Tires - Tubes - Accessories 154 E. Main - Phone 2441 Crestline, Ohio GOOD LUCK Marathon Service Scott Admms ROBERT F. BECK CLINK'S FUNERAL Ladies Hosiery Shop HOME. Compliments of Best Wishes Cloverdale Carlisle Jewelry Dairy 77 Congratulations To You of 48 Compliments of Orie D. Garverick Funeral Home 556 N. Thoman Street Ambulance Service Phone 6481 TO THE CLASS of 4B CONGRATULATIONS FREDDY'S 120 N. Seltzer St. A. F. MacAdam Compliments of CREST THEATER Peter Gregory, Mgr RED AND WH TE GROCERY'k MEAT Geo. P. Eckstein Phone 5811 C MPLIHENTS OF ADDIE'S BEAUTY SHOP 78 CONGRATULATIONS 'to Class of 48 Delicious Foods FRYE'S RESTAURANT Opposite Pennsylvania Roundhouse Crestline Ohio 79 SHERER'S DAIRY BEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS Ice Cream--Our Specialty Compliments of SUTTER BROS. Groceries and Meats CARL M. LESLEY JEWELER EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Compliments of KROEGEL and PARSEL Chrysler R Plymouth Sales and Service Phone 2611 Smith's COMPLIMENTS Variety and Wall Paper of Store Charm Shoppe COMPLIMENTS OF THE GREAT A. H P. TEA CO. Byron Lay, Mgr. Magdalene Norris Shirley Ann Horton Clyde Emerick Loran Alexander Miriam Ne man Compliments of CRAWFORD LANES Compliments of VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE U. S. A. Harley - Helf'I'i'ch Post 2920 Crestline, Ohio We Honor' The Dead By Helping The Living BI Spade's Electric and Furniture Kelvinator - Philco - Gibson Appliances - Radios - Furniture Phone 2991 - 110 Seltzer St. 82 COMPLIMENTS of Bus k Bob Cape1l's Texaco Service Complete Marfak Lubrication New and Improved Oil Firestone Tires CONGRATULATIONS to The Class of 1948 The Specialty Shop Irilla Barlow QBill Barlow COMPLIMENTS of Eckstein and Fletcher Groceries and Meats Compliments Factory Shoe Store 155 N. Seltzer St. Compliments of CHAS. E. TRORY Druggist Yellow Front Ph. 5571 COMPLIMENTS Crest Cut Rate Bob Ometer, Proprietor Main and Seltzer Street Phone 6565 I V A COMPLIMENTS LESSEUER'S of SHOES BECK'S BAKERY Compliments of PHATEHS DRY GOODS Exclusive Junior Frocks CAROL KINGL TRUDY HALL! CLAIRE KAY JR.! I COMPLIMENTS OF ARTER MOTOR CO. Buick Sales R Service See Bob for a Buick today! 108 E. Main St. Phone 6252 Crestline, Ohio B4 icicninl Umm YCDE KA. KAN' P YE l - raving: B7 YZ! M I s !