Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1923 volume:

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MANIFOLD Born Oct. 15, 1906 Died Feb. 16, 1923 Class of 1923 Green be the turf above thee Friend of my better days None knew thee but to love thee Nor named thee but to praise. Tears fell when thou wert dying' From eyes unused to weep And long, where thou art. lying Will tears the cold turf steep. When hearts, whose truth was proven Like thine, are laid in earth There should a wreath be woven To thee the world their worth. VAC ULTY M. H. Stephens, Principal Ferne R. White, English Loretto Cusack, History Roscoe S. Kerr, Manual Training and Athletics. Clara Kemman, French Sarah E. Bell, Latin Mrs: Kathryn Crandall Strea.m, Music Mary C. Anderson, Normal Ruth L. Courter, Mathematics Bella Alderson, Librarian Ruth Selby Woodhull, Science Luella Patt, Mathematics Bernard J. Fry, Commercial Genevieve De Sllaw, Music Harold J. Fleck, History and Athletics Rose Ehrlich, Commercial Mildred M. McGhee, Public Speaking Maude E. Lewis, Domestic Science J. S. Vanderlinden, Science Hazel M. Sash, Secretary SENHQRS T 1 sm kill R 4 s fi- 2 3 IIlllllllllllIllllIlIlllIIIIIIINIIllIlIIllIIIIllIIIIllII!IllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIII-IIIHIIllllllllIllIIIIIIIIllllIIIIll!IIllllI!IllIlllilllllllllllllllllll w l l CHARLOTTE OHLSCHLAGER Commercial. When duty and pleasure clash, Let duty go to smash. ELDON EVERLING Commercial. The deed I intend to do is great But what as yet I know not. KAUTHERYN OLINGER Normal. nobody. LUCILE BOYD Luclle's a little worker, A quiet little maid, She also shows an interest In our friend Walter Wade. RALPH MARTIN Oh the cows, pigs, ducks and chickens Will always remember me For when I was among them, I frolicked and played with Glea. GENEVIEVE MADDEN could not be found. CORA CLARK Normal. She is generous and she is glad To keep someone from being sad. JUNETTE JOHNSON College Preparatory. Like a river ending' never, Does her talk run on forever. I'll be merry, I'll be gay, I'll be sad for A kind-hearted and more lady-like girl T , 19 1- Rhsfi- y 23 .IIIIllllIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIllIllllllllIIIlIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIlIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIllllIlllllllllllIllllll BERNICE MICKEY Commercial. Bernice is quite a student, In shorthand she's a shark, She's fafr, she's smart, she's prudent, She's happy as a lark. KEITH RICHTER Post Graduate. Orchestra '20, '21, '22, '23. Mixed Glee Club, '21, '22, '23. Boys Glee Club '22, '23. Track '22. Basket ball '21, '22, Foot Ball '22. Malteaser Dramatic Club '23, Declamatotry Con- test '21. Annual Committee '22. Keith will be director of the C. H. S. Or- chvstra. 1 ELSIE BLAZEK Commercial. She's from the country, A trim little miss, 'Ihey say she's sixteen And has never yet had a kiss. HAZEL SWANSON Commercfal. A quiet, peace-loving' Classmate. FRANCIS MORAN English. I'm not a bit afraid of my lessons, Why, I can go to sleep beside them. MARGARET SHERWOOD College Preparatoiy. Girls Glee Club 222. Basketball '21, Tennis '22. Asso- ciate Edif-or Crest '22, High times to her mean all Her joy, her thoughts and dreams, But s're'd rather be a nurse girl, Than anything it seems. EDITH BROWN She's a student, a worker, a peppy girl, too, Wherever she is, there's a good word for U. IVAN BOYD English. This boy is a worker, Failhiul and true, We'll know he'll make good Beiore his life's through. T 1 9 cw R S fr 2 3 IIIIllIlllllIllIlllllllllIIlllIIIIIIIIlIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllIIIIllIIIIIIIIIHIIIIITIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllll 5 ' ELEANOR LA UGHLIN She has a roaming instinct which calls her on long walks and rides. HILDING SELLIN fPost Graduatel Now Hilding is a. bashful lad, At blushes he's right there, He studies every now and then, And never has a care. MILDRED LURES enjoyment is Partics. FAYE MOORE College Prep. Basket ball '20, '22. One who to herself is true, And therefore must be so to you. RICHARD AGNEW Dick College Prep. Malteaser Dramatic' Club '23, Lit. Editzr of Crest '22. H. S. Pianist '23. He's pretty good at studies, In athletics he is fair, But when he plays those Jazz notes, He makes you want to rear. BERLE COMFORT Normal. Declammtory Contest '20, '21, '22, '23. Oh, there's nothing half so sweet in life as Iove's young dream. LUCILE FISHER l Commercial. Basket Ball '20, '21, '22, '23. Tennis '22, '23, Mixed Glee Club '22, 23. Girls Glee Club '21. When you do a thing do it well And then don't brag about it. ELEANOR GRAHAM College Prep. Eat, drink, and laugh, for on the mor- row you may be married. A great entertainer, and her greatest 7 C lx L s fi Q 3 IIIIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll MAMIE SWANSON College Prep. Basketball '22. Man delighteth me not-where'.s my tat- ting? FRANK STRAHL Commercial. Foot ball '21, '22, '23, Basketball '20, '21, '22, '23. Baseball '20, '21, '22. Sludying makes me nervous. But basketball soothes me. ALICE FITZGERALD College Prep. Tennis '23. She that was fair and never proud, Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. FRAN CES AN DERSON Commercial. They tell us some love one, They tell us some love twog But pray tell us what does Frances mean When she .sticks out her tongue at you? WALTER WADE College Prep. Football '21, '22, Base- ball '21, '22. Music Editor for Crest '22. Mixed Glee Club '20, '21, '22, '23. Boys Glee Llub '20, '21, '22, '23. Orchestra '20, '21, '22, '23, Male Quartette '22, '23. Masque Dramatic Club '23, lf music will soften the heart of a. beast What will it do to a fair lady's'? VERA PETRIE Normal. Hel witty tongue, her brilliant smile, has made us know that she's worth while MERLE COMFORT Normal. Among our number there is one Of studying she is never done, For this reason she always finds On all her papers A plus signs. JOE ELLIOT College Prep. Basketball '22, '23. I am not one of those creatures who does not believe in love at first sight, but I do believe in taking a second look. .XL W 1 9 c, R 1 S 'r 2 3 IIIlllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllIlllllIIllIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIllllllllIIllllIllllllllllllIIHIllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll EVA BARNETT Normal. For when she will she will, And you can depend on it, But when she won't, she Won't, And there's an end to it. IIOTYERT WILLIAMS College Prep. Mixed Glee Club '21 '22, '23, Boys Glee Club '22, '23. Foot' ball '21, '22, '23, Basketball '20, '21, '22, '23, Baseball '21, '22, '23, Ed tor-in- Chief of Crest '22, President Athl'-lic Association '23, Track '22, '23, Masque Dramatic Club '23, Male Quartette '22, '23, There is an a'mosphcre of happiness abs-ut this man. GLADYS LAMB Gladys is a fine girl she's cv:-r loyal to all the Lambs HARRIET WATTS CWattsJ College Preparatory. Girls Glee Club '20, '21, '22, '23. Mixed Glee Club '21, '22, '23, Tennis '21, '22, '23, Basket- ball '20, '21, '22, '23, Track '23, Girls Athletic Editor of Crest '2Z. Annual Committee '23, ' Harriet Watts is a versatile miss For there's little that she cannot do She makes A plus grades, is athletic and sings, And has time to see funny things too. EUGENE BROTHERTON Teachers never have much trouble with Eugene being mean in the assembly. He's nearly always asleep. CAMILLE HOLLISTER English. Basket Ball '20, Mixed Glee Club '21, '22, '23, Tennis '22. Mal- tfaser Dramatic Club '23, A modest blush she wears, Not formed by nature. MARION WILLIAMS tC0llet,fe Prep.l- Basketball '21, '22, '23, Tennis '2.I. Mixed Glee Club '23, Track '22, This lady sure is willful, Thfs lady sure has charms, She's staunch and fair and truthful, And a friend she nev-ei harms. LEO MEREDITI-I College Prep. Football '21, '22, '23, Baseball '20, '21, '22, '23. Basketball '20, '21, '22, '23, Art Editor of Crest '22, On the football field he sets a wicked ace Bult believe me, he's faster yet in Cupids race. 1 . 1 9 u IQ S '1' 2 3 .llllllllllllllIIllIIllIllIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllllllIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllIIIIIlIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllll I RUTH SULLIVAN QSullyJ ' College Preparatory. Tennis'22, '23, Ruth is a Senior ' She plays tennis too When she's around us, We cannot be blue. MYRON BURT ' Mike thinks a Lamb is pretty, He thinks that cars need fenders, ' He also likes his trousers held l Up by Star Brand suspenders. ' VERA SAMPLE lCommercialJ N Vera is a Steno gay, She likes to push the keys, She also likes to ride in cars, That go just like the breeze. DJALMA ROBERTS Djalma Roberts, now what shall I say? We see her in school most every day. Her lessons surely she has got She's always there right on the dot. CHARLES ZOLLARS College Prep. Masque Dramatic Club '23. Basketball '20, '21, '22, '23. Foot- ball '21. Mixed Glee Club '21, '22, '23. Boys Glee Club 22, '23. Male Quartettc '22, '23. Assistant Editor of Crest '22. Track '22. Orchestra '22. A Charley sure is right there, In athletics, music and vim, No matter where'eer he may roam, His enthusiasm is never dim. FERNE McFEE Commercfal. One of the jolliest and peppiest girls of the Senior Class. MILDRED PORTER Normal. Broken hearts may well be mended. LUCILE CULVER Normal. Basketball '20. A quiet girl not easily understood. T 1 9 tt R In S fp Q :ez ItIIllIIIIIlIIIIIlIIllllIlIIIIIIIilllllllllltllllltlllllllllllttlllIIlllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIFIIIIIlllllltlllllllIlllflllIlilllllltlltllIllttllllItlllllllllllllllllll I .., MERLE BOWERS F01 witty sayings she's renowned, She always has them handy: A jollier girl cannot be found: t We'll all admit she's a dandy. HARRY RLAZEK College Prep. Harry's a student, He's the teachers'-friend. His cards are all A plus From the beginning to the end. MARIE WALKER Normal. Marie's another Normal girl Along' with Kathryn, Iris and Merle Readin', Writin' and 'Rithmetic She'lI teach to the tune of a hickory stick. RLANCHE STUMI' CStumpJ Normal. There is a little girl named Stump, And she is C1iff':rd's sugar-lump, One night hIs car, it hit a bump, Next day her head, it raised a lump. EDWARD HUNTINGTON English. Football '22, '23, A broken nose and a shiny eye do not al- ways mean a disastrous defeat. HELEN COLHERT College Prep. Tennis '22, '23, There is nothing more unbecoming than haste in woman. , Good manner require space and time. LILLIAN SPANGLER Commercial. Gills Glee Club '21, '21 '23. Mixed Glee Club '21. A steady beau is all right for some peo- ple but its too calm for me. GEORGE SCURR College Prep. .and Commercial. Football '22, '23. Advertising Mana- ger Annual '22. Boys' Glee Club '22, '23. Mixed Glee Club '22, '23. Track '23. Class President '23. He is quite a lady's man, Find a better if you can, Just one lady, if you will, For just two hfs car will fill. , 1 , 19 CREST IIIIIIIIIIIllIIlllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllIlIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllllIIIIIIIlIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIlIIIIlllIllIllIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MARTHA WIETZKE Commercial. Glee Club '21, '22, '23. Basket Ball 120, '21, 22, '23. With a merry heart and a cheery smile She speaketh her! own mind. LAWRENCE POTTER College Prep. Man delights me not, nor woman either. DARLINE JOHNSON English. Mixed Glee Club '23. Girls Glee Club '21, '22. Basket Ball '20, '21. 'Tennis '22, '23. Masque Dramatic Club 23. Every woman is a volume within herself If you but know how to read her. MABEL SCHERER College Prep. Basketball '21, '22, '23, Glee Club '22, '23. Mixed Glee Club Mabel is a peppy girl, At studies she's a bear, And when she plays at Basketball We'll all say she's right there. CARROLL McCOY , Commercial. Carroll McCoy is a shoe man's clerk, Besides, he goes to school, When at the store he does little work, But he does less at school. EDITH GRAY Normal. Basketball '20, '21. Tennis '22, '23. Happy am I, irom care I'm free, Why aren't they all content like me? ALMA FORD Commercial. Girls Glee Club '20, '21 '22, '23. My hair is dark but my heart is light. FREDERICK IDE Elective. There is a young' man named Fritz All day long he just placidly sits. For when he's in school, He follows this rule I That before he begins he quits. l 1 , ,. 19 CRLST 2:5 IIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIllllIIIlllIIIIIIIllIllIIIllIIIlllllIIllIIIIllIlllllIIIIllIIIIllIIIIllIIIIIlIIllIllIIIllIIllllIIIlilIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ' in HELEN KEEFE College Prep. Basketball '21, '22, '23, Mixed Glee Club '22, '23. Girls Glee Club '22, '23, Track '23, Tennis '21, '22, '23. Masque Dramatic Club '23. l Helen Keefe is a Senior gay, She wears bobbed hair and a shawl they Say, Where'er you meet her she's full of fun But you'll never find her on the run. 1 S A RLO BURTON Commercial. He's a clever lad, E . He's very peppy, too, He loves to fondle harness, He fits a wicked shoe. ELMA FORD Commercial. Girls Glee Club '20, '21, '22, '23. Men were born for the sake of meinl. ROSE BROWN Our quiet studious Rose QShe makes you think she's sol But don't you let her fool you She's always got a beau. CARNOT THOMAS A College Prep. Basketball '20, '21, '22. Now wasn't that logical for a child of my age? CECIL WHITE Commercial. Plenty of time, what's the rush? L 1 FLORENCE POWELL Normal. N A most conscientious girl who has the record of never going to class without her lesson. 4 l ' INA MADDEN Commercfal. , Quiet and good, she does her bit, In Commercial classes she makes her hit. s 1 , 1 9 0 I2 S '11 2 3 IIIIllIIIIlllllllllllIIllIlIIllIIIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllIllllllllIIlllIIIlIIllIlIIIIIIIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 'xx . .if W- . r 7' f l Q Q - CLARA SHIPLEY Commercial. A. She's good in all her studies, She's liked by all she knows. And when she has a thing done well, About it she never blows. S ' PAUL JOHNSTON Uug-headl College Preparatory. There is a brilliant Senior, Whose name you know is Paul . His knowledge down in Physics, ls amazing to us all. IRIS SHANNON Normal. Iris is an Irish lass i Who belongs to the Senior Class Her dreams are of teaching a country school Of making children follow the rule. LAURENE KNELLER She's the smaixest of the smart, And does faithfully her part. ORVAL BODGER College Prep. This boy a doctor wants to be, His patients from disease he would free We bet his patients will never be ill Because he'll juggle a wicked pill. M ARTHA EDWARDS , Post Graduate. Kind is her nature, a friend in every sense. KATHERINE PEAK College Prep. Class Treas '23. Mas- que Dramatic Club '23, 'lennis '..:2, '25, My vanity case is my best friend. WALLACE MOLBY College Prep. Mixed Glee Club '21, ' '22, '2QS. Boys Glee Club '22, '23, Mal- teaser Dramatic Club '23, Basketball '21, '23, Football '21, '22, '23. He is a self-made man and worships the maker. 1 l 9 cz IQ S '1' Q 3 IIIIllIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIlllllHMIllmlIHIIIIllllllllilllllllllllllllllIllIImlIIIlllIlllilIIIlllIIllllIIIlllIIllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllil HELEN O'ROURKE Elective. Like Helen whom you all know well, It's vexy nice to be And go about one's work each day In quiet dignity. AGNES SULLIVAN College Prep. So sweet of temper, that the very stars shine soft on her. MIRIAM REYNOLDS Coll-ege Prep. Declamatory Contest '20, '21, '22, '23. Girls Basket Ball '20, '21, '22, '23. Tennis '20, '22, '23. Mal- ttaser Dramatic Club '23. Pres. Girls Athletic Assn. '23. Track '22, She's happy in the classroom, And she's happy in the hall, But y:iu'll find she's happlest when play- ing' Basket ball. LAWRENCE RUSSELL A Senior boy named Lawrence Did not like us very well, So he left to serve as Bell-hop In our city's best hotel. VERYL ALLEN Commercial. I A smile for one, A laugh for another, But she has them both, For Walter Wade's brother. + MABEL BLAZEK Commercial. i Mabel's a little lass From the country she hailsg She studies real hard i And never fails. 3 VINCENT BRADLEY l Elective. Football '22, Baseball '22, ' Captain football team '23. ' You can talk about the Irish, 1 How they fight when in a pinch, But show me the guy whose better . Than our Football Captain Vince. OMITTED ACTIVITIES ll Q eeeeeeee , I H , E Lucile Boyd, Post Graduate E I Girl's Glee Club '20, '21, '22, '23. ll 2 Dramatic Club '23. Tennis '21, '22. E N Basketball '23. 5 E ' Genevieve Madden, Commercial I NIH U1 Q. F3 5' W '1 Q 5 F G 2- F UQ m 'U f-4 ru 'F Ill l pq Girl's Glee Club '22, '23. Declama- g E tory Contest '23., Dramatic Club Q : '23. H E Eleanor Laughlin, Commercial E E Mildred Luers, Normal Q E Eugene Brotherton, English E E Football '21, '22, '23. I E Myron Burt, College Prep. ' : Football '20, '21, '23. Basketball ll E '20, '21, '22. Track '23. President 5 H Masque Dramatic Club '23. Busi- , 3 S ness Manager Annual '23. Boys' ll 2 Glee Club '23. Mixed Glee Club '22, 3 '23. Student Advisory Board '23. Quartette '23. H Djalma Roberts, College Prep. I ' li nan: 3 2 'E' w Q s 0 3 Z 3 3 Fl. Hill Blanche Stump, Normal ll E ' Rose Brown, Normal - E ll 3 Laurene Kneller, Commercial 2 2 Secretary of Class '23. H' H : Vincent Bradley, English 'i 2 Baseball '21, '22, '23. Football '22, ' E lg '23. Captain Football Team '23. E H Ralph Martin, College Prep. E E Football '23. Declamatory '22, , I ll IE Ivan Boyd, Scientific E E Track '23. Football '21, '22, '23. 2 E ,ME Il I llllllilllllllllllllllllllIIllIIIIll!!IIlIlllillllllllllilllilllllllllllllllillllllllli Fm 5 When Hector came to High School, he had little left to learn, : E His toque received the proper twist, his tie the proper turn. 3 I H He was a gallant specimen of Freshman sweet and fair, Ll I And tho' we're bold to have it told, he polarined his hair. pg IHIHIHIHIHI 'UU O cage: S .-+ ' mfg? SQ ern 8555 H F 5 S is is n.f'-'fm S9429 oS:s'5- N m m H Cfssi ciao Ha:-'Q..B N255 D -. c-04:2 :.a'E' Eff ',,, M 225' .- O ....s- 5 SS Ee sais? g r- mg D-E m::0 as Hi' rn GD'-12 :gas '5'o :ff SEQ as no ... Ts '4 F HIHIHIIIHIH He tried a dozen different ways to remedy this fault, E From Whiz Bang up to Jim Jam Jems--They all availed him naught. 2 i At last somebody told him now his line he might revise, . 2 I And follow that old adage, It pays to advertise. ll He spent a weary fortnight persuing magazines, He learned by heart some snappy stuff to pull at trying scenes. E For sympathetic reasons we must withhold the name Q i Of the girl who sallied with him. Alas! Alack! Poor dame! g gg He spied a jane across the floor with knees bared to the breeze, g E He nudged his friend and softly said, Wouldn't it make you sneeze ? 2 E . Instructors always take the roll, but this seems far too much. 2 I Nevertheless, I want 'to state There's a skin I'd love to touch. 2 ll! D3 N '1 as as W I-I tb CI :- no 4 fb C+ :r no ff ... 1: Q ar Q: O E 9 .5 1+ 'cs N 'c CD 1+ O N ca. 4 fb '1 SE M -S' I U : 5 But what's that stuff upon her cheek? It looks. like Diamond Dyes. 2 H Beware of imita'tions, She kodaks as she goes, 2 5 There surely is a reason, Mum's the word, Ask Dad, he knows. 2 E ' His coat dipped in a bowl of punch, We laughed. Can you blame us? Q E But he saved the day as we heard him say, It made Milwaukee fam- 2 3 ous. - ll A thousand rooms and a thousand baths will soon remove this stuff. But your nose knows the flavor lasts, It floats, That's enough. You know I am a Wilde man, or this coat would be headed south. ' And then he took a drink and said, It's good for acid mouth. ll , I E At last she led him homewardg She wished that she could die. 2 5 He embraced her 'neath the locust tree, and sobbed, They satisfy. : E And looking up above him into her eyes of blue, 2 I He whispered with compassion, No metal can touch you. if At length she struggled from him and said, Thru all these hours E There is one thing you did forget: Next time, 'Say it with flowers! 2 E Oh, Hector's rose has faded, his song is now a hymng 2 E Even his clothes have lost their punch. His eyes are pretty dim. 2 E The Standard Oil produce is missing from his dome. E E Some say the marks due Hector are sure to send him home. E E Let the moral of this fable stop aspiring frosh in time. 2 3 Snowballs don t grow in Texas, go easy on that line. Q i . S .lb .khan SENIOR CLASS HISTORY -z.-:-.a-:-:ez-:.e A warm reception was tendered the Freshman class in September, 1919, when they entered C. H. S. Many distinguished and mighty people were in the receiving line. As the reception was such a striking success, the class decided to indulge in a party. The party was held at the country home -of Miss Helen Colbert. The enjoyment of the affair was somewhat marred by the lack of moonshine. To show that they were not frivolous they let one year elapse before again enter- ing' the social whirl. This time with much success they gave a banquet in honor of the Seniors and the Faculty. Much gaiety was shown by the hundred present and Carl Ours proved to be a very efficient toast master. ' From the first day in High School the class recognized the importance of athletics in school life, and pushed forward rapidly in basketball. The class of 23 were cham- pions in the interclass tournament tor two years. The captain for the Junior year was Robert Williams and for the Senior year, Leo Meredith. This class was presented with two loving cups by the Creston Chamber of Com-R merce for track work. One was for first place in relay race and the other for second place in the track meet. In football they have been very prominent throughout.. Vincent Bradley as cap- tain and many other members from the Senior Class playing both yearns. The girls basketball team this year which was composed mainly of Seniors were given a regular schedule. The Senior class was well represented having Harriet Watts, Marion Williams, Meriam Reynolds. Helen Keefe and Martha Wietzke on the team. Also tennis was played by a large number and in their Junior year many of the girl-s went out for track. Many in the Senior class were interested in Declamatory work and tried out for all four years, Meriam Reynolds and Berle Comfort being prominent throughout. Their efforts were rewarded when they won out at the Five School Contest at Bedford. A splendid volume of the Crest was published during their Junior year under the very efficient management of the Editor Robert Williams, and bus'ness manazer, Myron Burt. Early in their Senior year the class organized, and elected the following officers: President ..... .... - - ....... --- George Scurr Vice President .... -- Robert Williams Treasurer ..... --- Katherine Peak Secretary --- -- Laurene Kneller NAME Iris Shannon Margaret. Sherwood Lillian Spangler Darlene Steers Frank Strahl Blanche Stump Rose Brown Myron Burt' Arlo Burton Charlotte Ohlschlager Francis Moran Faye Moore Wallace Molby Bernice Mickey Leo Meredith Frederick Ide Darline Johnson Junette Johnson Paul Johnston Helen Keefe Lueile Boyd Merle Bowers John Bradley Vincent Bradley Eugene Brotherton Edith Brown Harriet Watts Cecil White Martha Wietzke Marion Williams Robert Williams Charles Zollars Richard Agnew Agnes Sullivan Ruth Sullivan Hazel Swanson Mamie Swanson Carnot Thomas Walter Wade Marie Walker Hilding Sellin Clara Shipley Katheryn Olinger SENIOR ROLL CALL NICKNAME FAVORITE SAYING Olie Marg. Spang Darlin'. Speak. Stump Blossom Mike Swede Charlie Bud. Ban. Preacher Mickey Shad Fritz Teddy J LEJ Jug Head Midget 2nd. Lucy Clown School-house Vince Buts Watts Prohibition Pete Bob Charlie Dick Peggy Topsy Tommy Wop. Jeff. Ship Kate Oh, I've somet 'Goodnight nurse 'I nearly croaked 'Well, I don't believe that. I guess so. Come on, gimme that file.' Well, honey. seen Clin? Wouldn't that cork you? Hey, Harry. Oh, lookey here. Uh-Huh. 'Huh ? 'Absolutelyf' Gosh It is not. 'You're crazy. 'I think so. Certainly, Kid, It really is.' Oh, heavens. Say, U guys, It's a Won. But I say Oh, Lillian. I wish he wouldn't laugh at us. Is that so? I think so too. Now, where in the Dickens did Harriet go? No, friend. Are you mad? Gee, whiz? I should say so. Oh, I don't know. 'Oh, you don't say so. Did she? I've go-t a date to-night. 'Tum, Diddle, te tum. Haw, haw, thatfs funny. ' You're the berries. IAHuh ly!! Why worry? 'Wait till I phone her up. hing to tell you. HOBBY OR PASTIME Riding in a coupe Attending dances. Vamping Looking pleasant. 'Chewing gum. Car riding. Writing notes. Whistling. Tuning in. Standing on the corner talking. Trying to find a girl to suit him Thinking of something to tell your friends. G.ving everyone his opinion Being calm and reserved. Being just as nice as he can. Driving to Lenox. Saying good moming to everyone. Showing her ability. Playing pool. Driving a Chevrolet. Office work. Psychology. Getting yellow slips. Jerking sodas. Playing pool. Doing things right. Singing. Fixing her hair. Playing basketball. Keeping track of Harriet. Gazing at her. Playhig Jazz. Tickling the Ivories. Being kind to Sullie. Being Embarassed. Just being a friend. Gazing into space. Trying to get a. date. Beating the drums. Laughing Getting canned irom class. Typewri.ing. Writ.ng letters to Afton. A '--Hn.aid:- -A Helen O'Rourke None Katherine Peak Kitty Vera Petrie Pete Avery Pomeroy Clip Mildred Porter Milly Lawrence Potter Weinies Florence Powell Patty Miriam Reynolds Midget Keith Richter None D'jalma Roberts Johnnie George Scurr Gordie Vera Sample Christie llfabel Scherer Polly Veryl Allen Eva Barnett Adam Elsie Blazek Harry Blazek Farmer Mabel Blazek Whitie Orval Bodger Sticks Ivan Boyd IVY Laurene Kneller Bright Gladys Lamb Lambie Eleanor Laughlin Funnie Mildred Luers Milly Genevieve Madden Gennie Ina Madden Ene- Ralph Martin Sticks Carrol McCoy Bifllsie Ferne McFee MBC- Cora Clark Cory Helen Colbert Berle Comfort Bob Merle Comfort Lucile Culver Shorty Martha Edwards Joe Elliott Elden Everling Lucile Fisher Alice Fitzgerald Alma Ford Elma Ford Eleanor Graham Tid Edith Gray Swede Camille Hollister ' Edward Huntington Ed. Oh please! Oh, heavens! Well, gee I didn't know. Hot Dog. Oh, fLordJ Gosh Caesar! Say, Kid, Nothir1' doin'. Pm wild about him. I'm game. I wouldn't do that. I'm going to B. Y. P. U. Oh, Gosh. This 'ere. That's Pie. Oh, heck. Piffle. Just, so. But, listen here. I believe so. Oh, Dear Sure I'll go. Sure thing. n-aybe. Absolutely I guess so Ye-Ah Well I thought. I'd die. Your leaving me out. Say kid do you know? Well I. don't think so. What is the answer? I 'don't khow. 'iSay I just. heard that- '0h, I forgot I don't know. Oh, it nearly broke my heart. Oh well, thats all right Had a good time last night? And kid, he said- You poor fish. Well did you ever? Going to the dance to-night? We'll win or know the reason why. Attending the movies. Chaperoning small brother Riding in a Ford. Skipping school. Being a lady at parties. Reading the latest news items. Giggling. Kidding Van. Going to church. Taking photos. ' Escorring Harriet. Chewing gum. Trying to get her lessons. Reading. Teaching. Athletics. Kidding the girls. Typewriting. Gazing at Lillian. Radio. Studying. Talking to the boys. Running the Fords. Going somewhere. Shying the boys. Running around. Building dream castles. Rexall bound Working. Babbling like a brook. Giggling. Dimpling. Dreaming of someone forever in her thoughts. Making up Grammar. Being pleasant. Entertaining his neighbors. Writing detective stories. Changing her caiffure. Keeping quiet. Thinking about last night. Planning something excitin, Keeping up with the Janes Looking for someone who likes to wa lk. Coming in late. Making up credits. if 4 N64 , , 5 ag, ,EM 4 A X -: 'W . ,aww wa bv' he A Ne' wv 4 m ' ffS.5 - Q ki. fi N -ef F X' fffg -' 'K iikgfffv W' is ' 22555- 4 K gg? bg 1 'Syn ,. A , yas, A A,. .A K Q l 'E , ,l,- A ,,.. ag: 2 ' f.. . 119 bfi fi if . 'f' , ','-uuvwf'-71' - ANNUAL BOARD O 0 O Q O Q s.oo.oo,oo.oo,oo,oo:oo:o Editor .......... .... ..... K e nneth Bowman Associate Editor ..... ...... F rank Forgy Business Manager ..... ...... H oward Beatty Advertising Manager ....... ........... K enneth Crandall Committee .................................... John Elftman Margaret Cashman Jennie Bell McFee Literary Editor ............ .......... W inifred Shockley Committee .................................... Marcie Perry Jennie Bell McFee Gertrude Harriss Music Editor ................ ........... G Wendolyn Roberts Committee .................................... Evelyn Black Lola Homan Margaret Cashman J Art Editor ................................... Maxine Myers Committee --- .......................... Mildred Johnston Geraldine Emerson Boys Athletic Editor ........................ Stanley Strunce Committee ........................... ....... M 110 Parker Lee Delaney Girls Athletic Editor ........................ Margaret Gray Comm1ttee ................................ Margaret Richter Helen Franklin Gertrude Harriss Sadie Clark Joke Editor ......... ....................... A gnes Treanor Committee ...................................... Hazel Cook Opal Bally John Sash Irene Hayner I' 'f' ,if X dh -I-HV fi JUNIORS I 9 4 R S '1' 2 -1- lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIllIlllIIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIlllIIIIIlllIIIlllIIIIlllIIlIIllIllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllIlllllllllll MARGARET TRAMI' CMargJ Colle'z'e Preparatory. Dlamatic Cluh '23. Girls Glee Club '21, '22. Mixed Glee Club '21, '22, '23. Declamatory Contest '22, Reception Committee '22, '23, An- nual Ccmmittee '21, '22. She loves to dance with footsteps light, On a slippery floor till late at night, And even as late as the hour of three, She will let herself in with a big latch kev. JOHN SASH Collefre Preparatory. Social Commit- tee '21, Reception Committee '21, '22. Annual Committee '21. A jug of lemon juice and now sweet maid, We often hear John say: We're sure if he could have his wish, He'd wish the other way. IRENE HAYNER Commercial. Mixed Glee Club '21, '22, Gills' Glee Club '21, '22. Tennis-'22, '23, Around this jolly little maid, A crowd is always seen. What other has as many friends As does our small Irene? LUCILLE BRADY Clluckyl Colleee Preparatory. Malteaser Dra- matic Club '23, Social Committee '21, Girls Glee Club '21, '22. Mixed Glee Club '21, '23, Lucille is a famous beauty, From that we have a hunch, She eats some toast for breakfastg And an orange for her lunch. WILLARD ROBBINS CRUD Elective. Joke Editor, Crest. '22. Mix- ed Glee Club '22. Yell Leader '23, Bill is a junior of well-known fame, Who leads the yells at the football games He thinks of cute little things to do. And, in spite of the teachers, he carries them through. VERNA STREAM Commercial. Although her bright head shines no more In C. H, S.'s thrones, Among' the class of '24 We feel that she belongs. MARGARET CASHMAN fCashJ College Preparatory. Dramatic Club '23, Secretary of Athletic Association '23, Girls Glee Club '22, '23. Reception Committee '22, '23, Annual Committee '22. Basketball '21, We know not how she does it But she does it, that we know, For Cash has many steady friends And holds them all in tow. STANLEY STRUNCE fSt.anl Commercial. Football '21, '22, '2.l. Basketball '21, '22, '23, Track '22. Social Committee '21. Reception Committee '22. Whatever he doth, he doth with a knack. Be it football, basketball, vaulting or track. 1 9 C R E s Vi- 2 4 llIlllIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIHHIIIIllllllllllIIlllIIIIlllIIlllIIIIlllIIllllllllllIlllllllIlllIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIllmllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIll N ' HAZEL COOK CCookieJ Commercial. Tennis '22, '23. Basket- ball '21. Here's a maid without pretence, Blessed with reason and common sense, Her work she's always sure to dog As a friend she's ever kind and true. CLARENCE COLLINGS CHorse shoe! College Preparatory. Basketball '22, '23 Slippery as an eel on the basketball floor Is Clarence our Junior star. And nothing that Clarence could possibly do Could his brilliant record mar. OLIVER WILSON COllieJ Commercial. Oliver knows the pathway well From classroom to assembly. Go forth, young man, the teacher cries, ' And soon hls seat is empty. AGNES TREANOR Commercial. Masque Dramatic Club '23. Joke Editor, Crest '23, Girls Glee Club '21, '22. Mixed Glee Club '22, '23. Tennis '22, '23. Basketball '21. Annual Committee '22. Whenever Agnes is around, There's sure to bc some fun, For her witty sayings and remarks, Are from an Irish tongue. GERTRUDE HARRIS CFredaJ College Preparatory. Basketball '21, '22, '23. Tennis '22. Declamatory '23. Soclal Committee '21. Girls Glee Club '23. Oh, Gertrude is a Junior girl Of whom we like to tell. ln everything she undertakes She always does excell. BILL MILNES CWilliamD Commercial. Basketball '23, Boys Glee Club '22, '23. A fire department volunteer, Is our ambitious Bill, And when he hears the fire alarm He simply can't sit still. FRANK STULL Uackl Commercial. Frank is a country lad - Who has a dairy farm. He's quite determined in his ways And this may bring him harm. ' SADIE CLARK Elective. Girls Glee Club '23. Tennis '22,' '23. Basketball '23. Malteaser Dra- matic Club '23, She is a little maid, We think she is the stuff, 'She still plays with her dollies, 1 And never does act rough. 1 . 1. 9 G li S '1' Q 4 IlllilllllllllllllllllllIIlllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlIIllllllllllllllllllllllllHllIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll CLAUDINE CONRAD . Commercial. Tennis '22, '23, All we ask is a golden memory Of Claudine's ready mirth. Give her a life of laughter, If she gain an inch in girth. RALPH OSBORNE CFatD College Preparatory. Ralph is a very busy man Who thinks he's lots to dog But if you'll just talk radio He'll spend an hour or two. ADELYNE METZ Commercial. She doesn't laugh, she giggles, And her giggles are her own, . But she has so many giggles She has some she might loan. MILDRED JOHNSTON College Preparatory. She has golden hair And a good dispositiong As an artist of note She'll gain recognition. JOHN IDE Uohnniej College Preparatory. ,. That John is shy, his quiet way Leads many to believe. But just remember this, my friend, Such looks sometimes deceive. EDNA OLSON Commercial. Tennis '22, '23. Listen, sweet maiden, K If you ride in his truck, You'll have to push hard, If you ever get stuck. EVA LARSON Commercial. She is thrifty, And she is shy, And she gets good grades From Mr. Fry. RAYMOND BODEN CRayJ Commercial. Raymond is a salesman keen, Who earns his daily bread By selling shoes at Penny's store That never pinch 'tis said. 19 CREST Q4 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIlIIlllIlIlllIIlllllllIllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllIlllllllHFIIIIIFIIIIHIIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIITIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIII VIRGIL POWERS Commercial. Basketball '23. In C. H. S. Virgil is new, His stay here has been short. Alreadv he's made many friends For he's such a good sport. MARGARET RICHTER College Preparatory. Basketball '21, '23, '23. Tennis '22, '23. Gfrls Glee Club '2J. Dramatic Club '23, On Sunday morn she goes to church And sits up in the choir, Hcr rrellow notes come floating down And Dallas do inspire. GERALDINE EMERSON Commercial. Girls Glee Club '22, '23 Geraldine has a rich, soft voice, And curls adorn her head. Baptist friends are her eager choice: We're sure she'll forge ahead. PAUL ENGHAUSER Commercial. Now when it comes to typing All others Paul has passed, For, though they try their very best They cannot go as fast. ESTEY REED Uiggsj College Prep. Malteascr Dramatic Club '22, Track '22, Estey has an Essex And say, it sure can go! He takes the lads and lass'es And never drives in low. WINNEFRED SHOCKLEY CWinnerJ Commercial. Basketball '21. Social Committee '21, '22, Reception committee '21, '22. Masque Dramatic Club '23, Lit- erary Editor of Crest '23. A very cute little pa.r they make They say that her future is now all set And when they hang out a grocery sign , They'll get along fine we all do bet. OPAL NELSON Commercial. She's a nice little girl, She llves on a farm. If you don't hurt her, She'll do you no harm. BERNARD MAIN CTOnyJ Commercial. Orchestra '21, '22, '2.!. Boys' Glee Club '22.. Tony is our trcmbonist He makes the trombone laugh. ' We could not do without hlm, Nor could his better half. 1 T 1 9 C R In S Vi- 22 -1, IIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIHIIIIIIIIIllllIIlllllIllllIIllllIIllIllIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllllllllIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIllIIlllIIIIIllIlllllIIlIlllIIIllIlIllllIIlIllIllII ROGER HARNE CHOdgeJ Commercial. Baseball '21, '22. Roger loves the game, baseball, For this he goes to school, And he's not like so many boys Because he never plays pool. EDYTHE FELL Elective. Edythe has a hobby strange, They say 'tis skipping school. It gets her into trouble too 1 Because it's 'gainst the rule. FLORENCE CHRISTOPHER Commercial. Small, dark and retiring, Is this Arispe maid. Although she's gone and left us. Her memory will not fade. HAROLD DYAR Commercial. Track '22, '23. Harold's heart has gone away, He lost it on a sunny day, But Inez with her smile so bright if Could make his heart feel just all right. MILO PARKER College Preparatory. Football '21, '22 '23, Track '22. Boys Glee Club '22. .Mix- ed Glee Club '21. Milo is the class athlete, Of whom we're very proud. His feats upon the football field Bring cheers from all the crowd. JOSEPHINE GEIS Normal. Declamatory Contest. O really now we're sure That Jo will find success. Her work is always good Because she does her best. LOLA HOMAN Normal. Lola's been here just a year, . She came to us from Corning, At figures neat, she can't be beat. She has her work each mornfng. LEE DELANEY CLeekyD Commercial. Track '22, Basketball '22, '23. Football '22, '23. Here's a boy with lots of ambition. A boy with a broad, happy smile. He won great fame, In an outdoor game, to By trying to jump a mile. ,W kk. X., 1 9 Q- R E S Q- Q 4 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIllIIIIllIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIllIIIIlllIIIllIIIIllIIIIIIIIIllIIIlllllIIllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll GLADYS APPLEGATE Normal. To know her is to love her, And to love, but forever, For Nature made her what she is And never made another. DONALD PROOKMAN Commercial. Dramatfc Club '23, This little Donald Brookman, We think is very wise, For, when he goes out dating, He calls on girls his size. FRANK WALTERSDORF Commercial. He likes his zum, thfs little boy, We wonder if he is a toy. His jaws can go- like hinges greased, As on his gum his speed's increased. JENNIE BELLE McFEE Commercial. Girls Glee Club '21, '22, '23, Mixed Glee Club '21, '22, '23. Ten- nis '21, '22. There is a very charminfz girl, We'I'e sure you all know well. Who is this maiden did you ask? Why, 'tis our Jennie Belle. EVELYN BLACK College Prep. Tennis '22, '23, Basket- ball '22, '23, Here's a girl we can recommend. We're here to say she's a very fine friend And as a pal she doesn't lack. This fair Miss is Evelyn Black. MERLE SMITH Elective. Football '21, '22, '23. Here's a lad who's steady, Here's a lad who's fine, For good times he is ready, If you give him the sign. PAULINE SCHRADER Normal. Pauline chooses the Normal course, A teacher she wIll be. At this we think she will be fine, Now just you wait and see. 4 ELDON GARRETT Commercial. 3 Here's a little lad called Bill, His eyes, they twinkle ga.ily. They say he's quite a botanist, - He hunts Ferns almost daily. 1 1 , 1 9 c R S fr Q 4 IIIIllllllIlllIltlIIIIIlilII1lIIIIllIIIIllIIIIllIllIllIIIIllN1IlllllHlIIllllIIIIllIIIIIlIIIIllIIllllllllllllllllilllllIIIIIlIIIIlIIIllllIlllllllllllHllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll MARGARET REDICK CMargJ Commercial. Nargaret is graceful and slender, She dances very well. She goes to the hops almost always' At least, that's what they tell. ARCHIE PARKER Elective. Football '23, Boys Glec Club '22, Mixed Glee Club '21, Archie is a jolly lad, He always has a smile, He likes to eat, both sour and sweet, And hikes for many a mile. ' LAURA EATINGER Commercial. Declamatory. We like to hear her speak, She certainly is fine. Next year, we'1e very sure, She'll be the first in line. ELSIE BROWN Commercial. , Elsie loves the commercial course. AI: keeping books she's fine. She sludles hard in every way, And is never known to pine. KENNETH BOWMAN College Prep. Editor in Chief of Crest '23. Football '23. Basketball '21,' '22, '23. Reception Committee '22. . -l Full of knowledge, pep and talent, ls our editor-in-chief. ' 'Lkat he'l1 always be successful. Is our very firm belief. GWENDOLYN ROBERTS CGwenD kctball '21, '23. Q-' ' Gwendolyn is a. lady mild, Sne never does a thing that's wild. Sne passes all her grades on high . And smiles at those she passes by. ETHELYN McDONALD Normal. . A She works for the glory of working. And not for idle praise, We've never found her .shirklng In all of her school days. WINSLOW RICHARDS Cwindyj Commercial. . Windy has a car, you know, 3 With which he's never tight, l If he can crowd in eight or ten, He's filled with great delight. l 1 Lollege Prep. lvius.c Editor Crest '23. Girls Glee Club '23. Tennis '22, '23. Bas- l 9 c R S 'P 32 -1- IIIllIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIllIIllllIIIllllIIlllIIIIllIIIIlllIIlllIIlIllIIllllIIIIllIIIIlllIIlllIIIIllllIllllIIlllIIIIllIIIIlllllllliIIllllliIll!Illllllilllllllllllllll DARLINE STEERS CDarIin'J Commercial. Mixed Glee Club '22, '23, A merry, gray eye, a charming smile. She makes good friends of those worth while She thinks that fun should have its sway She'll reach her goal at no distant day. HOWARD BEATTY fPie Hnundl College Pren. Business Manaerer Crest '23, Orchestra '22, '23, Declama- tory Contest '23, How lovely she is and how fafr, Then love shall my moments employ, For I'm caught by her very brown hair And the rouge on her cheek is my joy. MAXINE MYERS College Prep. Art Editor of Crest '23. Malteaser Dramatic Club. Basketball '22, '23. If you wish to please this girl, Whose name is Maxine Myers, Just leave her to her art Of which she never tires. LOIS QUIN KSkinneyJ Commercial. Basketball '21, '22, '23. If she grew upward the tiniest bit more We have to make a taller door Her favorite pastime's athletics you know, And in the Gym she's never slow. JOHN ELFTAMAN Uohnnyl Commercial. Asst. Adv. Mgr. Crest '23. When John gets on the job It surely is surprising How right away he always gets A lot of advertising. MARGARET GRAY Commercial. Girls Athletic Editor '23, Margaret is a girl athlete, A captain, she is now. A coach in basketball she'll be In future years, we vow. DOROTHY OTIS CD00 Commercial. v She often takes vacations, Not given to us all. But just the same we like her And hope she's here next fall. LINCOLN JACKSON CAbeJ Commercial. Football '21, '22, Track '22. Tooting down the stream of life In his little Ford that's new, May he have a pleasant trip With just room enough for two. L 1 9 U R E ft- 2 4 HillIllllIIll!IIllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIlllillNIIlllllIIIIIllIIIIllIIlIlllllllIllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll HELEN FRANKLIN College Prep. Malteaser Dramatic Club '23. Tennis. '22, '23. Track '22. Bas- ketball '23. She is a, little lady, She is the height of style, We would be entirely lost Without her pleasant smile. KENNETH CRANDALL CGoobieJ Commercial. Basketball '21, '23. So- cgfil ggmmittee '21. Reception Committee I love my teacher, indeed, I do, My love for her is tender, I gaze so long upon her face To me a D she'll render. GALEN KILBURN KSoup Bonel College Prep. Annual Committee '22, There is a young man named Galen, Who starts into school a sailin'g But h-e soon loses heart And its then quite an art, To- keep this Galen from faiIin'. ELSA CLEM Commercial. Elsa Clem is a girl with friends, And, so the teachers say, I They always find her ready to help In a pleasing, willing way. MAULCY KNIGHT Commercial. To trip the light fantastic,- Is llIaulcy's chief delight. She'd like to have a chance to dance In Afton every night. BIRNEY LEWIS 1BillJ Elective. Bean Brummel is my middle name And I run around with Spud. I play pool with greatest skill, Making others look like mud. THADDEUS CRITCHFIELD CThadD College Preparatory. Basketball '22. Boys Glee Club '22. Mixed Glee Club '21. Thad' always goes to church And we used to wonder why, Until one time at 9:15 We saw him and her pass by. OPAL BALLY CTootsJ Commercial. Tennis '22, '23. Opal is dainty, Opal is wise, She looks on the world With candid gray eyes. 19 1-Rjsfr Q4 IIIIlIIIIIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllflllllllIIIlilIIIIllIIIIllIIlllllIIIllIIIIllIllIllIIIIllIIIIllIIIIllIIIIllIIIIllIIIllllIIIllIIIIllIIIlllIIIllllIlillIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll EDNA CECIL Normal. Edna is a tiny Miss, And, to a teacher be, She must outgrow her quietness And let her tongue run free. FRANK FORGY CFrogJ Commercial. Annual Committee '21, '22. Associate Editor of Crest '23. Track '22. Football '21, WALTER HARTMAN Elective. Our Walter is a serious chap Who comes in from the farm, To have his grades go tumbling dzzwn Would cause him great alarm. MARCIA PERRY CBlondieJ College Prep. Dramatic Club '23, Girls Glee Club '21, '22, '23. Mixed Glee Club '21. Declamatory Contest '23, Ten- nis '22. Basketball '21. Although our Marcia likes to talk When it comes to work she doesn't balk: She reads light fiction without a Dans'- When her grades go down, we'll know the cause. VERLE RIDOUT Normal. Verle's a quiet little miss, She studies all the day, And no matter how you try, You cannot change her way. STANLEY KRISINGER Commercial. Orchestra '22, '23. Base- ball '21, Stanley, small and shy, He is liked by all the school, He's good in all his studies And rarely breaks the rule. ARTHUR SCHMOLL Commercial. Now Arthur is a janitor He sweeps out with a broom. We hear his work is thorough there Like it is in the school room. BESSIE ABELL Commercial. She's an A plus person Who makes those A plus grades: She has an A plus smile too That never never fades. STATISTICS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS 'I ! I 2 2vZ ! b Most beautiful Girl --- ,,- ,,,,,,,, Most handsome Man --- Best Student ........ Most Athletic Girl .... Quietest Girl ......... Most Handsome Blusher Best Business Man ...... Most Refined .... Most Frivolous --- Biggest Bluffer .... Best Scout ............ Best Football Player - Best. Cartofonist ...... Smallest Man .... Greatest Giggler .... Most Original ......... Most Graceful Dancer - Best Athlete ........ - Most Popular Girl --- Friendliest Friend .... i FAVORITE OCCUPATIONS Edna Olson ......... Kenneth Bowman .... Hazel Cook ........ Ralph Osbofrne --- Galen Kilburn --- Edith Fell .......... Gwendolyn Roberts .... '2 ! 2 Z !'4 2 !' -------Lucile Brady -----Kenneth Bowman ------ Frank Forgy -- Margaret Gray ---- Edna Cecil ---- Harry Gilman --- Howard Beatty ----- Lola Homan ----------- John Sash -----Kenneth Crandall ---- Irene Hayner --- Milo Parker ----- Making Myers --- Donald Brookman -----Ade1yne Metz ---- Marcia Perry --- Margaret,Redick ------- Stanley Strunce Margaret Cashman --- Gertrude Harriss ----------------Talking to someone in a truck -----Urging the Annual Committees to rush. Discussing Campfire Meetings ------------- Cursing Cicero ----Hunting af Dance Roger Harne ...... Laura Eatinger --- Mildred Johnson - - - Estey Reed ...... Bill Milnes ........ Geraldine Emerson Margaret Tramp - Frank Forgy .... Gladys Applegate Agnes Treanor --- Willard Robbins - Josephine Geis --- Raymond Boden -- ----------------------------- Coming in late. -- .... Putting the heart into someone that lost it. ----------------4--Avoiding looking at girls. --- ..... Haunting the skating rink. ----Sketching pretty women ----Dreaming of the future ----Complaining of work. ------- Wearing curls --- Losing sleep. ------ Being brilliant -----Thinking of Afton --- Teaasing the Monitor ---.'---- Acting cute. --- Giving: a glad hand. --- Demanding fresh air. ig: I r .F ,451 I-lv' if Eldon Garret .... Archie Parker ..... Jennie Belle McFee Stanley Krisinger - Lee Delaney ..... Bernard Main --- Frank Stull .... Eva Larson .... Lois Quin ..... Evelyn Black --- Oliver Wilson --- John Sash .... Darline Steers --- Elsie Brown .... Paul Enghauser --- Harold Dyar --- Opal Bally --- Elsie Clem ....... Winifred Shockl-cy --- --- Causing the Monitor trouble. ------ Wearing a golf costume ----Growing lovelier every day -,----Trying to get a date. ------- Telling riddles ------ Kidding someone. -------Getting yellow permits. ---------------Acting Ladylike. ----Cheering everyone she meets. - - - - - - - - - -Powdering her nose. - - - -Reading Billy Whiz Bangs. - - - - - - Playing at Studying - - - - Getting the latest news ------------------- Car riding ------------------------ Working for a's. -----Trying to get a standin with the ladies. ----------------- Doing everything right. ---------- Writing to Des Moines. --- Recommending Ballreich Grocery. Claudine Conrad .... ......................... S leeping Opal Nelson ..... Merle Smith ...... Walter Hartman .... Gertrude Harris --- Sadie Clark ......... Margaret Cashman Elsie Brown ......... Bessie Able --- Dorothy Otis .... ----Going to B. Y. P. U. --- Racing in his Ford. ---- Winning Honors ---- Trying to Vamp -------------------- Hiking ----Keeping an eye ofn Harry ------------- Visiting Otis's. -- Being dignified. --- Stepping out. Winifred, Winifred, wilt thou be mine? Thou shalt not sell peanuts, Nor pickles in brine, But sit in the parlor and play jazz Eat honey-dew melon, Come, this is till la:te, your fate. Hey! Diddle Da Diddle and here is a riddle, 'Bout De Molay dances and such. Why is it -so true when we're feeling right blue We love those fine dances so much? Yes sir, yes sir, enough for the Quick! Quick! Little boy Have you any gas? Honk, Honk, Freshmen, This is the Tin Liz! class. ke her whiz? Oh Mister! 'Scuse me, Won't we ma eff . H -i - . 1 ' . . fr-.Q . In ,s , .... A .2ii'Q'C..i1.'s wa!-'.4:ie-iff . - -- , ' :. f '- Y' Sadie, Sadie, Little lady, And where were you last night? Oh, he came 'round We sat on a mound .' DI Hickory, Dickory Dock, A maiden was darning a sock. The clock struck one, the sock was done, Hickory Dickory Dock. Howard, dear Howard, 'what do you mean? I've been to Afton in my little machine! Howard, dear Howard, what did you there? The old man jerked me out of my chair! There are smiles that make us happy, There are smiles that make us know, That there is nothing like the smiles, That Laura on Bernard bestows. Dedicated to Thad and Lola In the parlor there was three, A junior fair, a lamp, and she. Two is a company no doubt. So the little lamp went out. If Harry visits Margaret Seven nights of every week, How many hours has Margaret left, To get nine hours of sleep. Lincoln has a little Ford, Its frame is made of tin. And when Lincoln meets a little Miss He says to her, Hop in. John, John, the Piper's son, Stole Bill's girl, and awa.y he run, Bill took chase, and won the race. To-day John is absent from his place. Margaret Richter met a Western With look of do or dare. Said Margaret to the Western I love your flaming hair. Fritz, dear Fritz, Where have you been? I've been to Lenox to visit my Queen. Fritz, dear Fritz, better stay here. I will, for I've found me a better one near. Drive a. fine car to Corning tonight Step on the gas, and set your hat tight, Hear the girls shriek when you run a mad race This is the music that men have to face. 'V 1 ' A : 1 Q Q wk H 1D 3 if A15 WW Q ly S655 SOPHOMORES. SOPHOMORE ROLL CALL Janet Huhn fShinnyD: She will attain fame thru athletics. Elizabeth Wolbert QBettyJ: Full of fun, pep and energy. Harold Enghauser QCupidJ: Chl for a date with Miriam. Grace Gorman iTinyJ: I'm in the te hee age. Donald Goodwell lGoodyl: I hope to grow tall some day. Charles Hood CLopJ: Yes, I wear long pants. Helen Hintz lHeinieJ: No relation to a dill pickle. Harold Hartman CChinkJ: Pd never tell I know. Dorothy Hamilton fPetiJ: Ho! Ho! Ho! lExpressionJ Arline Kitching: O'h! you A Plus. Mildred Livingston fStoestringJ: Wagging my jaw is my favorite pastime. Dorothy Taylor: Somehow I forget cause he's not with me yet. Ruth Pinkerton: I don't see why. Alice Bell: Oh! gosh kid. Dallas Western fRedJ: The heart. breaker. Ruth Wilson fTootsJ: Wait till I consult my book. Beatrice Wilson: If silence was gold I'd be rich. Viola Carlson lVi.j: I know how to do it. Eva .Cihak: Freddie's big sister. Katherine Laughlin: Short and sweet and hard to beat. Bessie Mudra: Another Paderewi kess. Glea Martin, He knows, that lliknows, what he knows. Clyde Norris fTeddyJ: Don't kid yourself. Harriet Huckins fHetJ: You poor hick. Margaret O'Rourke iMaggieJ: A word, a gesture, a laugh is made. Palmetta Rath lSpudJ: Strictly hand painted. Ross Thompson fTossJ: Now why do all those teachers pick on me? Luella Everling: I insist on saying Miss Selby. Eugene Geis: I hate Caesar. Ruby Smith: I didn't understand it. Harold Colbert: Hark! The 'Harold' angels sing. Mable Goddard: Silence is one's great art of conversation. Francis Hood: Content to let the world go on as it will. Avis Hendeisonz The Queen of the Stock Yards. Miriam DeLay: If you ever get lonesome see Miriam. 4 Alice Becker fDimplesJ: Pretty and sweet. Who can compete? . Alice Atkinson: Actions speak louder than words. ' A Hubert Burgan fBoogerJ: 0h! those Lenox girls. Richard Burns fDickJ: My telephone bill is free, Hoo-ray, cause I'm Alice's finance. Margaretta Dean: Every one loves those curls. , ' Edward Frazier QFatJ: I know my stuff. . ' Lousia Grinnell: Mama says when I grow up I'll be a vamp. . 1 Ira Henry: I think I'm full of wisdom. Mildred Hazen: Fleck's running mate. Evelyn Hessel: Laughing is funny. Thurman Krisinger: Oriental bells are chimingf' Mary Keys: A new addition to the C. H. S. Mary Louise Hansen: A great admirer of a prominent Sophomore football player. Grace Sowash fSadyl: I'll admit I do like farmers. Frances Bender: An ideal young lady. ' Fern Andrews: Fern's aways happy when she has a date. Clyde Swanker fCinnamonJ: I use Brookfield butter on my hair. 'V Francis Strunce fJoeJ: I like Peggy, and Peggy likes me. So we're as happy as can be. Glen Anderson: I've always got my lessons. 4 Clarence Strey CClintJ: Oh! those five minute speeches. Ruth Johnson: She wants a Brother 'Tom'. Dorothy Harmon: I prefer Fulton steamboatsf' Irene Clinton: Has the bell rung? 'fr+-tyre Olga Collins: I like the jail. Edna Hepler: Does my ha.ir look all right? l Velma Frus: I got. reckless and cut my hair. . , 'fllri 31 Inez Johnson: She seldom grins but when she does o-o-o-o-o-oOh! Alma Gredes: Oh! mama that boy winked at me. Elna Peterson: I believe in perfect lessons. Vern Schmoll: Say, kid take the air. Lawrence Parrot: QPollyJ No relation 'to the bird family. Derrisa. Way: Here's my slip. Gladys Wallace: I live on thrills. Inez Utter: I like a certain Junior. Inez Swanker: An all around good sport. Mildred Mattingly: Never known to worry. Eva McGuire fMickeyJ: I'm not jealous I just lfke him. Bernita Utterback! fBennyJ: John I didn't mean it. Ethel Vanasek: Raymond is rather large ts- manage. Clifford Lunt fCliffJ: I need the dictionary. Blanche Roe: Wild and Wooly. Melvin Reeves: Curse all who ffrst thought of Geometry. Inez Rorabough: I would rather 'Dyar' than dIe. Leona Wilson fTonyJ: Got an extra pencil? Raymond York fFatJ: Now listen Ethel, its just like this. Donald McGuffin QSkinnyJ: Maybe I'll be a greaticfator some Marguerite Heuson: Don't. crowd boy don't- crowd. Beulah Huss: The Afton Belle. Margaret Kellog: He's some kid. Inez Moreland: A rural light. Eulalia McCann: A bashful little maid. With her hair in a braid. Emmet McCoy: Heads I come, tails I skip. Marion Olinger: I used to like ???? Lester Page: Hey, Ruth, gimme your Literary Digeslf' Sarah Quin: Sweet and low. George Redick: My heart is in Wisconsin. Irene Schrader, and Beth 0'Neal: Cousins we are, and Archie Smith: Where's Emmet ? fexpressionl Guy Neville: The dfckens you say. ' Paul Francis: A sweet little country boy. Lyle Heffel: He's quiet in school but Oh! outside-? ' Walter Beeler Uackbz A dreamer. Philip Ohlsehlager: My name holds me down. Elmer Geis: A quiet and thoughtful lad. Ethel Merrit: Isn'la country life great. Maysel Brown fMaeJ: She aspires to be beautiful. Fred Ciha-k fFreddiel-: No, I can't prove it. Hazel Grandiield: My greatest assets are my dimples. Rex Mitch-ell QSmitchJ: My love affairs are not in proportion to Greta Sandeman: A trustworthy friend. Lawrence Cook: I could live on basketball. Arlie Wareham QHorsiej: I can hit. a horse at 50 feet. Norene Pierson fNipJ: Happy-go-lucky is my middle name. Galen Sandeman fGabbyJ: I'm a member of the Iowana Academy. Lillian Victor fSpa.ghettiJ: Ain't love grand? Harry Yant iBusJ: Many are cold, but few are frozen. Gertrude Britten: I'm a nine o'clock girl. Margaret Kiesling: I came from Canada. Albia Fitzgerald: After this, I'll just visit school. Bert Henry QDuckJ: The Sophomore mischief maker. Arline Pontow fBobbyJ: Ain't that the gooses' dimples? Ada Russel: A true hearted and sincere girl. day. Cousins we feel. my siz Y! SOPHOMORES 'Twas last year when we entered The dear .old C. H. S. - And when our work is finished They'll say we are the best. We have stars in athletic sports Both in football and in base We're not afraid of anyone We always win the race. In basketball, both girls and boys, All others can we beat For we play the game both fair and square We know not how to cheat. , In music and in speaking Our honors do not. fail For among the speakers and slngers Sophomore representatives do not pale. Although 'tis only our second year We are the first in line ' And we'll make C. H. S. proud of us yet With our boys and girls so fine. And when we're out in the wide, wide, world Along with all the rest, . We'll remember we were the very best class Tha.t finished from C. H. S. Brains! Bra-ins! Brains! The Sophomore class I mean A stack of' these are piled up there The most that e'er was seen. ,Pepi Pep! Pep! i It is the Sophomore Class In all athletic sports and game The others cannot pass. Work! Work! Work! They do this with a will And when they're grown and gone away We'll find them working still. kf ' ' 'NL xii xx, , M S 'X i S' ,J D- q,, l5 L gmd' r . lL ff X5-iii-4 ' 5 - ,pw fllflfb 5 Lim: X1 lk- wk ' if ' x Fi3.sY'f.. j' V f Q ff 1 l 5 buggy 534 - . L1-Wg X V ?5pwg,TLffwg?6 553 1Qf'liE5? H - ' xi1?Xf f it Q5 m , Q - 52 Y' v if ' 11 Q x-dk K ' I gg - fsophohxele W V - H+ A ' l , H g r Xi 1 X, f if f Y .14 4 if-242. ylf 'Q w iig S f - - 'Ai' 'v W f 412 dr 6 Z - ' - Uxpt T3 'fY11j3,gfT' Lf A-gf . W 5 -imamlnn ,ZW FEE-' Q fi? 2 5'-1 - I , is-.AE vw FRESHMAN F 'P iilhk 1 W FRESHMAN BULL CALL Ina Anderson-A quiet little Miss. Kenneth Anderson-A lank and lean boy. Howard Allofway-A future artist. Lanena Baker-Webster's Dictionary. Joe Baldwin-Sh, my foots asleep. Elmer Barber-A smart child f?J Mary Barnett-Ain't I sweet? Ruth Bartholomew-Teacher's pet. Arthur Bender-A little country lad. Laurence Bender-Arthur's brother. Robert Bentley-A gr-eat hunter. ' Dallton Bigelow-An occasional visitor. Dallas Bigelow-Happy-gow-Lucky. Elizabeth Black-Is Harry going skating tonight? Beatrice Boden-Oh! those beautiful eyes.. Fred Boden-A classic reader. Burton Bowman-I like my long pants. Katherine Brady-A Freshman Jacques. Velma Breese-Getting canned is my specialty. Leonard Brothertonrf-Gee, Whiz. Oh! Gosh! Alberta Brown-What! Why I didn't. hear one word you said. Mansel Holmes-He utters his words only to Utter. Elmer Homan-I'm starting a fine pomp. Althea Hood-When do we eat? Marie Cronk-Our baby. Evelyne Culver-fPevyJ Wild and wooly. Coral Cummungs-A painted up doll. Eloise Singletary and Thelma Davis-Dance Hall Hounds. Wilmer Erickson-I love green. Ralph Edaburn-Where's my stoker. Truman Edwards-Quite and acrobatic. Margery Fulton-This ribbon hurts my head. Does it yours? Martha Faulk-Gee I hate tor get up in the morning. Ruby Fitzgerald- Poor Mousey . J Dorothy Osmond-Very original. Lucille Otis-A swell cook. Robert Plowman-I'm a plower. Leslie Pulman-I'm not green. Blanche Rankin-We wonder where :she got that watch. Virla Reeves-I wonder if everybody likes me. Esther Reeves-How did I get here? Verne Riggs-Gets her own work. Cleo Roberts-Home! James. Charles Scurr- Ain't I cute? Katherine Sisk-Slow but sure. Marguerite Sisk-A nonflapperish flapper. Carl Petznick-Please don't mistake me for the grove. Demarious Smeltzer--I'm real bright. Marie Smith-I love Domestic Science. Ruth Snyder-My note books are my pride. Paul Stearn-s QBrinel-Oh-peg-O-My-Heart.. Jean Stickles-A 'frequent caller at the William's home. Pauline Stream-A Freshman joke. John Gray-I'm spotless. Herbert Greer QBudJ: What a dandy little man am I. Lloyd Hammer-Oh! my pomp. Rex Harmon-An infant in long pants. Harvey Harne-Where's the place? Lucile Harp-Where's my comb? Helen Harvey-Danger go slow. Floyd Hayner-Who is that little boy. Lucile Heflin-No! I'M right.. Halcyon Henry-Did you go to the dance last night? 4' fail -ii Edna Herbel fEdJ Her favorite confection is gum. Russel Hintz lRustyJ Oh, Katherine, trade at Hoods. Burton Hollistor-Don't I look like a Toreador? Marie Landers-Baby Marie. William Landers fBillJ-I like my domestic science. Eugene Lewis-Send it to Hendersons. Fern Lewis fPeggyJ-Pretty amusing and neutral. Howard Lewis fBusJ-He wields a wicked pancake turner. Mildred Lilly-Well Goofey. Wallace Lines-Stop, I'm going to think. Ethel Merrit-We feel sorry for Raymond. Myrtle Merrit-Class Flapper. Margaret McCornack-A studious and care free girl. Hamid Strey-He'll come back. Harold Tennant-He knows his stuff. Katherine Utter-She hopes for a Ho-ill-me. Ruth Utterback-Hey, kid, got a comb? Anna Vallin-She has a smile for everyone. Marjorie Wallace-If you know her, you'll like her. Royal Wallace-A great story teller. Grace White--Please notice my dimples. Dorothy Williams-Oh, those curls. Marguerite Wilson--No relation to ithe ex-President. Jessie Woosley-Always cheerful and generous. Carl Young-That hard hitting Swede. Marvel Cartwright-A pleasing new scholar. Elvin Stranathan-Elvin is a good sport and we like him. Ellorie Wallace-The rink is more to me than Steve. Jessie Wilson-Her smiles co-me from the soul. Roy Frus-Whats a round square? Verne Goeldner-A very quiet boy CH Elmer Geis-What was that? Walter Gerdes-My hair may be light but my head isn't. Ralph Graham-No relation to crackers. Ona Grandfield-Pease notice my feet. Joe McCoy fTin Head!-A good sport. Edgar McDowell-Full of spirit, fun and pep. Maxine McNees-A girl with many talents. William Myers-I'm very quiet. Dorothy Newcomb-Dorothy has a pleasing personality and Lucile Ohlschlager-Eloise are you going to the dance to Hilding Olson iSwedeJ-Who said I'm not a Swede. Paul Huntington-A student Creston will be proud of. Pauline Hurlburt-I received A. What did you get? Ralph Ickis-All I want is a farm and Maxine. Arline Isenhour fPickelsJ--Oh, how I love to giggle. Reba Jeffry fJeffJ-I've the A plus'es. Velma Johnson-Reba's rival for A plus'es. Harold Keck-I'm a nice boy. Maurice Kenworthy-Boy, I'm sure a bearcat. Paul Keys-He likes everything but his studies. many friends night '! Mildred Kroon-If my hair was money I'd be a millionaire. Lina Lackenmaier--I adore the color red. Letha Lacy-My head is too small for the rest of me. Carroll Lamb fDuckyJ-I go to school for fun. Catherine Cahill--51.50 Vanity a week. Clara Curry--A nervous wreck. Lauretta Case iSparkplugJ--The rink for me when ma d Velma Case-Oh! Boy. Margaret Choate-I drive a spotted pony. Paul Conway fPrunesJ-Ho1d'er New't. Garrell Cox fCoxyJ-The pride of our basketball. Sullivan Crane QSullyb-The pride of our basketball. Emmett Carter-A Strand ed boy. on't know it I , + ' SONG HITS William Landers- Lovin' Sam Carol Lamb- The Shiek Emmet Carter- It Took a Wild Wild Woman. Eugene Lewis- Whenever you're lonesome just telephone me Howard Lewis- Pm Happy Maxine McNeese- Angel Child. Pauline Hurlburt- Toot, Toot, Tootsie. Herbert Greer- Don't Send Me Posiesf' Elizabeth Black- Pm Just Wild About Harry. Ralph Edaburn- Buddy. Dalton Bigelow- Kiss Mamma, Kiss Papa. Russel Heintz- Rudolph Valentino Blues. Garrel Cox- Ain't We Got Fun. Dallas Bigelow- Agravatin' Pappaf' Howard: Alloway- True Blue Sam. Katherine Utter- Little Red School House. Dorothy Williams- Black-Eyed Susan. Ralph Graham- Tomorrow, Marie Landers- Ain't Nature Grand. Burton Bowman- The Young Rajahf' Ferne Lewis- Why Should I Cry Over You. Demarious Smeltzer- November Rose. Beatrice Boden- Kitten On The Keys. Dorothy Newcomb- Wishing Mary Barnett- Oh, What a Pal Was Mary. DECLAMATORY CONTEST The Annual Home Declamatory Contest was held December 19, 1922 in the High School Auditorium before a large and inter- ested audience. The Contestants had been well coached by Miss McGhee, the Public Speaking Instructor. They all gave their se- lections unusually well and it was very hard for the judges to choose the winners. The Program was as follows: Piano Solo Etude Arabesque ........ ..... E velyn Hessel Oratorical Eulogy on Daniel O'Connell ....... ..... H oward Beatty The Woe of Belguim ..... .... J osephine Geis The Death of Garfield .... -- ....... Marcia Perry The Tomb of Napoleon ........... .... M iriam Reynolds Vocal Solo My Ain Folk ........... ..... W alter Wade Dramatic The Soul of the Violin ............. ..... E dith Brown The Coward ...................... ..... L aura Eatinger How the La Rue Stakes Were Lost ........ Gertrude Harriss The Mallet's Masterpiece ........... .... M axine McNeese The Alien ...................... .... H elen O'Rourke Piano Solo Joyful Peasant .......... ..... C arrol Jennings , Humerous Cupid and a Cadillac ........................ Berle Comfort Biff Perkins Toboggan Slide .......... Harold Enghauser The Missionary Box that Scandalized the Village ---------------------------------------Pauline Hurlburt The Old, Old Story .................... Margaret O'Rourke Music ...................................... Girl's Glee Club DECISION OF J UDGES First place-Oratorical The Tomb of Napoleon Miriam Reynolds. First place-Dramatic, The Coward ........ Laura Eatinger First Place-Humorous Cupid and a Cadillac ---Berle Comfort Second place-Oratorical The Death of Garfield , Marcia Perry Second place-Dramatic, The Alien ...... Margaret O'Rourke Second place-Humerous, The Missionary Box That Scandalized The Village ........................... Pauline Hurlburt Miriam Reynolds, Laura Eatinger and Berle Comfort took part in the Quadrangular Contest held at Bedford on Feb. 23, 1923 Miriam Reynolds, was given first place in the Oratorical class. Berle Comfort took first place in the Humorous class. Helen Wyand of Bedford was given first place in the Dramatic. The five schools competing in this contest were Clearfield, Gravity, Lenox, Bedford and Creston. DRHMFKT MSDE 52 EETR FNE MYE PS '13 THE DRAMATIC CLUB This year, for the first time, organized work in Dramatic art was carried on in C. H. S. When the call was given for those who were interested in the work to remain after school, such a large number responded, that it was found necessary to form two clubs. The officers of the clubs are as follows: The Masque. President ....... ............ ........ M yr on Burt Vice President .......... .......... G ladys Lamb Secretary and Treasurer .............. Margaret O'Rourke The Malteasers President ....... .................. ..... L u cile Brady Vice President .......... .... W illard Robbins Secretary and Treasurer .................. Palmetta Rath On November 10, a joint program was given by the two clubs. The first play of the evening was--Stewart Walker's fantasy, Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil , produced by the Malteasers. The Character protrayal showed hard work on part of the cast, and the clever costuming was proof that other members of the club had not been idle. ' The cast was as follows: Boy .,................. ---Eloise Singleterry Queen - --- ' .... Gertrude Harriss Mime------ ..... Willard Robbins Milkmaid .... .... M axine McNees Blind'Man 1 .... .... E stey Reed Ballad Singer ...... ...... H arry Yant Dreadful Hcadsman - ..................... Ralph Osborne Four members from the Masque presented the snappy farce, The Quick Lunch Cabaret, or a Musical Omelette in One Scramble, for the second part of the program. Catchy jingles, combined with good acting and singing made this a wholly enjoyable play. Those who took part in this were: Counterman .............. .... C harles Zollars Chef ...... ......... M yron Burt Actor --- ..... Robert Williams Wop ...................................... Walter Wade On March 30, the clubs will combine their efforts to make the second public pro- gram of the 'year a success. The two-act play, Mrs. Mainwaringfs Management has been chosen for presentation at that time. The cast is as follows: Mrs. Mainwaring ............ Elizabeth Wolbert QMasqueJ Louise ---- .---- ---. M argaret Cashman CMalteaserJ .Sylvia --- ...-------- Lucile Boyd fMasqueJ Jane --- ---.. Edith Brown iMalteaserJ Fred -- ---Harry Blazek' iMasqYueJ Steve --- --.. Charles Zollars fMasqueJ Telford ---- ---- R ichard Agnew QMalteaserJ s s -- t l M Dj-Qjid' WWW W ff W ff Aim QQ A aoqg Ang C7 O :x sw ..- Q. . S 0 CJ Q 69111 Ha LT? :x U Z1 equi p1emoH UH Ined 'U ru H -4 '4 552 NZ! EUS' 5 E7 Q. 5' N E. 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Abel Bessie Hur lbert, Hansen, Pauline rinnell, Mary Louise aG Louis grly, Elsie Blazek, tin 93.10299 uaxmng '.I.mag unify 'a uo.1A1g 'Ling UEIIQS EUFPHH H 'II9q91!IK X9 DHS XO U PIO-WH 'MOH .wsnnqifug laaqog Aalluog NWO S9 Qunog 'Sivan -mmm apeqg 'sleufzz Alaxg aHu 'lass d U! 'lslu L11 an -fqww mllm 'u01r1uuuHH 9llI9!H A J IIEH 9UI!H 's au.qgM .I .1 3 'uosspg .uzmoH P 1511993 I.rI SH .L OH AA CI- pyeuo Igmpoofj 'I 1.laqoH IIFAA 'sure PV'-LL ,-. 'PI9!JLl91!1O 'ugqaew B915 A.I.uzH fmauify' pxeqogg 'qutzjg pxempg EIIYID EIEITD SLOEI I The Quartet, organized in 1922 has proved a splendid feature of High School Music. The large audiences that have encored them on various occasions testify as to their talent. Walter Wade, second bassg Myron Burt, second tenorg Robert Williams, first bass, and Charles Zollars, first tenor, make up the quartet. Q Day by day in every way the high school music grows better and better. This is very true and a great deal of the credit goes to Miss Genevieve DeShaw, who has been giving most of her time to work with her four Glee Clubs. There are many beautiful voices in the different Glee Clubs and with this years graduating class we will lose some excellent singers, whose places will not easily be filled. The Mixed Glee Club showed both talent and training by the effective manner in which they produced the Cantatta The Leg- end of Nacoochee? The plaintive Indian melodies that abound in this primitive love story, together with the appropriate stage settings left a lasting impression on the minds of the audience. The capable cast was as follows: H Nacoochee .................... ....... M aulcey Knight Currahee ----- ---:Edward Huntington Sautee ......... ......... H arry Yant Medecine Man .... ...... W alter Wade Priest .......... .... R obert Williams Squaw ..,.... -- -- ..... ..... H arriet Watts Chorus ................................. ---Mixed Glee Club As the Annual goes to press the Boy's Glee Club is working on the Operetta Captain Van Der Hum which will be produced about March 30th. It is the story of a pirate, Walter Wade has the leading role. The way in which the boys are applying them- selves prophesy success of the Operetta. HOW MA-NX-OF YOU HAVE HEARD THESE CLASSIC SELECTIONS? s:oo:oo:uo:u:u:oo:oo:o Let the Victrola bring to your home the greatest voices of the day! ofoofoozoofoofoozoozoozo Don't Fail to order this new set of records by our lat- estginstallment plan-only 3.05 down and 3.01 monthly. o o Q o o 0 o 0 o.u.oo.oo.oo,oo.oo.oo,o A little bee backed up to me and pushed-me safely through another Week. Excelsior! Excelsior! John Sash. Lol! Hear this awful bark Verle Ridout. Drink to me only with thine eyes--cheap skate. Clara Shipley. My Hosiery! My Hosiery ! Vera Sample Even the thickest head may swell. Kenneth Crandall Last night a mosquito Woke me . Last night when all was still. Mary Flannery. How can I leave thee-beside A Western Water tank fGem from A Hobo's Dream J Lucile Culver. The villian's heel is on they heart, Mary Dear, My Mary Dear! Kenneth Crandall and Mary Flannery. Solemnly, Mournfully dealing its Sole, The Curfew bell is beginning to toll. John Sash and Kenneth Crandall ........ -..... ....44...... ...la N ? 5 L Md A .J 45 3 -1-1-in-1 -ti. ATHLETICS Fleck .... - - - Coach Kerr -- -- Coach Vanderlinden .... -- Coach Vincent Bradley CDurocJ Tackle Weight 160 lbs. Height 5 Ft. 7 in. Bradley has been Conspicious in every game this year. He has played the game. He alone was said to have been Creston's line. All S-W. Guard Stanley Stxunce CSta.nJ Half Weight 160 lbs. Height 5 Ft. 8 in. Stan was the main stay of the back- field. His passing and punting helped to win many of our games. Leo Meredith CShadJ End Weight 150 lbs. Height 5 Ft. 10 in. Shad is always a dependable man wherever he is found in athletics. End on 2d All S-W Team. Myron Burt Clkeyl Quarter Weight 145 lbs. Height 5 Ft. 6 In. Creston will never forget Mike's 98 yard run at Red Oak. Robert Williams CValentinoJ Full Weight 160 lbs. Height 5 Ft. 10 In. We call him Valentinog and truly he is as much at home on the football field as Rudolph is before the camera. Ivan Boyd Clvan-the-terrible-ExJ Weight 140 lbs. Height 5 Ft. 8 In. Ivan the Terrible is truly a player whom the opponent has to fight. Edward Huntington CEddieJ Guard Weight 170 lbs. Height 6 Ft. 0 In. Ed was a steady, dependable football man. Lee Delaney CLeakyJ Guard Weight 145 lbs. Height 5 Ft. 8 In. Delaney is one of the fellows on whom our hopes for next year's team are based. George Scurr fGordieJ Half Weight 145 lbs.. Height 5 Ft. 8 In. Gordie was a continual thorn in the flesh of the enemy, on defense. His speciality was breaking up passes. Kenneth Bowman fljansyj Tackle Weight 160 lbs. Height 5 Ft. 9 In. If big football shoes makes a.good football player' Pansy is sure the stuff. Bulky and knows how to use it. Merle Smith CSmittyJ End Weight 150 lbs. Height 5 Ft. 9 In. Although not a star, he was a good steady, dependable football player. He was in every play. Frank Strahl CSpeakeJ Center Weight 155 lbs. Height 5 Ft. 11 In. Speake combined track and football whenever he played. His speciality was running a man down from behind. ' al A 1 5 THE 1923 SEASON Not only was the season a success from the point of view of victories and defeats but also because some mighty valuable material was developed that should be real assets in the next two years. Last years graduation took all but Strunce from the backfield and left several holes in the line to be filled at the start of this season which made it a real task to build a winning team for this year. Around Parker, Bradley, Huntington, Meredith and Williams the line problem looked easy and all of the diffi- culty was expected in the backfield. Into the line Yant and Brotherton filled in mak- ing a good line and one that would have given mighty good account of themselves if they had remained together the whole season. Several combinations were tried in the back field, including Burt, Strunce, Cook, Scurr in one combination and Mitchell, Lewis brothers, Kenworthy and Young in another combination. The first three weeks of the season was spent in learning the rudiments and then we settled down to one of the hardest schedules that Creston ever played. Lenox came to Irving field for the first game and found a resting place for the game was a com- paritively easy one for Creston. The game was never in doubt and every man on the squad was given a chance to show his worth. The final score was 54 to 0. The next game with Osceola had to be called at the half because of rain wi h both players and spectators soaked. Three times during the half had Creston carried the ball to the five yard line only to fumble it while Osceola never once showed any offense to worry the locals. The following day Creston took a trip to lVit. Ayr and administered a 12 to 0 de- feat but not without difficulty and grief. For here it was that old man hard luck started his machine and when the battle was over Creston was without the services of Milo Parker, one of the best high school linesman in the state. Atlantic highly tooted came the next Saturday but found the going hard though Parker was absent from the line up, and when it was all over the count stood Creston 7, Atlantic 0. No one knows how close that Creston came to m2c'ing her Waterloo at Chariton, but tho-se that attended the game. for it was not until the last quarter that Creston scored and then on an intercepted pass which Williams accomplished after benz pulled into the backfield. The next Saturday the team journeyed to Red Oak. The Red Oak team proved too much for the locals in the first quarter and ran up a score of 20 to 0 for the locals to overcome. Creston never showed a sign of fight throughout the first half but when the pep injection at the half took a hold, the Creston team swep the Red Oak team off their feet and scored two touchdowns in a hurry and were on their way for another when the whistle saved them, for the team was on Red Oaks 20 yard line and going strong. Rain tried to spoil the annual fight with Corning but the two rivals were not to be denied, and on Monday the 'two locals fought it cutg and again it took another pep talk during the.half to start the tram to overcome the three point lead that Corning had at half time. In the third quarter Creston pushed ovcr two touchdowns and put the game on ice. Next Saturday at Leon Creston's inab lity to make points after the touchdowns cost them a victory for the result was a tie 12 to 12. But the next Saturday found Creston High facing the most formidable opponent of the year and without the services of Parker, Broxhcrton, Cox and Yant. Dur ng the first quarter Creston held the score to a 0 to 0 ,affair but then out went Meredith with a twisted knee, then Huntington, then Williams and finally Strunce. All of the in- juries were accidents but it was what s'tar.ed the Shenandoah team going. And when the game ended Creston had received her worst defeat of the year. The score was 39 to 0. However we take off our hats to the Shenandoah team for they played hard clean ball and Creston only asks a chance to get even. On the following Thursday when everybody else but football men were feasting on turkey Greenfield came down and turned a close game into a win by the score of 6 to 0, which she managed to push across during the third quarter. The second team and the Freshmen deserve a great deal of credit for the way that they stayed with the long hard grind and are responsible for the fact that more men stayed out this year than ever before. About 45 men started the season and at no time was there ever less than 30 to 35 coming out regular. It is this spirit that wins in the long run and the fact that the seconds and Freshmen defeated Lenox once 19 to 7 and lost to Greenfield by the score 13 to '7 gives some idea of what you can expect of them next year. 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'eqq 5.1995 uno qugds qeqqgg sg 1 aq paxnseamu 1 50. 9'-I zgs Qgoa 9U 0,13 1 spm Ll 12 ssaulgm alll. HUUE Ie M151 SLLIBUJHOLL 1U go uoqsoajj IOOLIUS LI3!H ug plaq sem ZISQLLISDSCI 9UI.L S 1g.1gd go leAg.x A1 19471 UQBM sassep A T,-as all! Az TRACK In the inter-class meet the Seniors scored 4815 points and won the silver cup giv- en by Dr. R. A. Swanson to the class scoring the highest number of points. The Jun- iors scored 431,23 points and won the cup given by Roper Brothers, jewelers, for taking first in the mile relayg and the cup given by the Strand for winning the one-half mile relay. Mllo Parker, a Sophomore, won the cup given by Fred McIntosh of the Yoe- men for the highest individual point winner. He made 16 of the So-plromore's 42 points. Lee Delaney won 'the Traveling bag given by the Syndicate Clothing Co. for the winner of the broad jump. The Freshmen scored one point. The following men represented the different classes. Seniors: A. Alderson, E. Bartle, L. Phillips, W. Hoo- ver, L. Goeldner, H. York, K. Richter, B. Scherer, and W. Keys. Juniors: M. Burt, C. Zollars, L. Meredith, R. Williams, F. Strahl, G. Scurr and A. Pomeroy. Sopho- mores: M. Parker, F. Forgy, E. Reed, H. Dyar, L. Delaney, S. Strunce and L. Jackson. Freshmen: D. Goodwell, Swanker, Colbert, Taddicken, Redick, Cook, Bentley, Breese and Erickson. Corning won the banner given to the highest point winner of the Quadrangular meet by scoring 48 points, Osceola was second with 38175 pointsg Greenfield third with 2055 points and Creston fourth with 7 points. Stanley Strunce won first in the Javelin throw, Leo Meredith took third in the pole vault and Milo Parker took third place in the shot-put. The scores of the Quadrangular meet: Event First Second Third Record 100 yd. Dash Greenfield Osceola Corning .10 1-5 Mile Run Osceola Osceola Greenfield 5.11 220 yd. Dash Osceola Corning Greenfield .24 4-5 440 yd. Dash Corning Greenfield Osceola .56 mile Relay Osceola Corning Greenfield 3.54 880 yd. Run Corning Osceola Corning 2.16 99 M. Relay Corning Osceola Greenfield 1.4395 Pole Vault Corning Osceola Creston 9 ft. 11 in. Shot-put Greenfield Osceola. Creston 39 ft. 6 in. High Jump Corning Corning OsceQa 5 ft. IM. in. Discus Corning Corning Greenfield 90 ft. 10 in. Broad Jump Corning Osceola Greenfield Kr 20 ft. 31,4 in. Javelin Creston Corning Osceola 128 ft. 10 in. Creston winners in the meet of May 20 were Strunce, Meredith, Williams, Phillips and Delaney. The score is shown below: Event First Second Third Record 100 yd. dash Bedford Mt. Ayr Bedford .10 4-5 Mi. run Mt. Ayr Corning Mt. Ayr 4.57 '220 yd. dash Bedford Corning Mt. Ayr .24 4-5 '120 yd. hurdles Creston Corning Mt. Ayr .18 1-5 440 yd. dash Corning Mt. Ayr Mt. Ayr .57 220 yd. hurdles Mt. Ayr Corning Crest. Kz Mt. Ayr 28. 2-5 Mile relay Corning Mt. Ayr Creston .30 1-5 880 yd. run'. Mt. Ayr Mt. Ayr Corning 2.12 3-5 1,5 mi. relay Mt. Ayr Corning Bedford 1.41 2-5. Pole vault Corning Mt. Ayr Creston 10 ft. 9 ln. Shot put Mt. Ayr Creston Corning 37 ft. 11 in. . High jump Corning 4V2 pts. Creston 214 Mt. Ayr 216. 214 4 Ft. 11V2 in. Discus throw Corning Corning Mt. Ayr 105 ft. 8 ln. Broad jump Corning Bedford Creston 20 ft. llbhm. Javelin throw Creston Corning Corning 137 ft. 6 ln. Total: Corning 56112, Mt. Ayr 46 3-4, Crest-on 17 3-4, Bedford 13. ,fr :bij we ' X ..,' . 2,6 miiki s t xxqfs 'fe BASEBALL The 1922 baseball season opened on a perfect spring day with Massena as our op- ponents. After having the game stored away, the boys eased up a bit, just enough to let the visitors slip across the pan with first the tying and then the winning run. The final score was Creston 7-Massena 8. Joe Strunce made his debut as a C. H. S. ball player and made good in every sense of the word. He was never displaced the remaind- er of the season. l The following week we went to Lenox and had a good practice. Final score, C. H. SQ 18-Lenox 4. The next game was with Fiske when an extra inning was necessary to cinch the victory, three scores at that time made the final count 11 td 8. A Greenfield had the better of the next argument by a margin of 7 to 5 and in the Villisca game proved too much, after the home track meet. Without the services of Meredith and with the pep spent in the meet, Villisca had little trouble in winning 15 to 6. 4 A The Osceola victory of the following week proved a dear one. Bradley broke his ankle sliding home and his services were lost for the remainder of the season. Richland on their own grounds proved easy. Harne was in the box this afternoon and let' the opposition down with very few hits and only two runs while his team- mates collected a total of 11. Greenfield returned our call on May 19 and we returned the beating they gave us earlier in the season. In the return game al Massena we lost again by a narrow margin then closed the season with a no-hit, no man-to-first victory over our neighbor, Cromwell. t . The season was a decided success from all angles. Few experienced players re- ported at the beginning of the season but a full team remains for the coming season. Several new men secured places on the team and showed to a good advantage with the wealth of material in the Freshman class. We predict a repetition of 1920 season this spring. ' r lil 0 HJ HSI .IS sod 1! U: :r FD fb m : Ln x: E 'rs qqiigaq ,laq 03 Zugmo Ham uog 'p.I9AA.I0:I-SQQEAX QBIJJRH ueaq 'L SE FP. D' rr D' CD . fl Z2 cz. -z m Q. E' 4. 5. 751 rn rr O 3 L EJ 5 U43 32. 'wi O r-+1 rf 13 m :S 2 U2 3' YD UQ W 5 .Q FD WS S! qnq Hmus alqenlm e 3 1ess'e 01 Xue O rn 5 'Jag uoglepg eld SK UE uglsaxagug B pue S HM 1 Saul uemg uung-.193 E. 0 FD 5 rv- FD '1 Z ST EE Q: E4 C2 'U' '1 Fl' sf' 'fr mg WS. 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In jo .IBAO 1U5lU9.X0.ldU.lI 1521 U d -+1 o W 5 m S ne -1 H 3' 0 0 E. o 'W W : 5 E c : fl: me nv 'e ' Q ... 'W -4 Q 4: E L 5. .- Q: c 1: fl 2 4-3 93. Z1 'T S u. 2 V. c 3 N J: c 'l c :: v, 'VI s: F GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION '!v!v! Z Z ! 2 I- Mariam Reynolds --- ..... --- President Margaret Gray .... --- Secretary Janet Huhn ......................................................... Treasurer The athletic girls of Creston High taking part in any sports-basketball, tennis, or track organized into a club called the Girls Athletic Association and elected the above officers. Much enthusiasm and pep are necessary in the make up of an ath- lete and we certainly do not lack these. Girls athletics are fast becoming an impor- tant factor in our school. Over one hundred girls participated in some sort of athle- tics this year. In addition to tennis and basketball, track was taken up last spring. About twenty girls with Miss Shannon as coach made up the peppy bunch of beginners. We were obliged to appear at. Irving field at six a. m. but nevertheless we enjoyed the sport greatly. We plan to take up field hockey, baseball, and other sports in the spring. C's to be worn on the sweater will be given to any girl who plays a half or two thirds of the basket ball games or who plays in three-fourths of the games. Also some sort of recognition will be given the tennis girls but it has not been decided yet just what it will be. , BASKET BA LL -:-f:-z-z-0:-:-:-z. About fifty girls full of pep and vim appeared at the Irving gymnasium for basket ball practice this fall. The girls show a wonderful improvement upon last year and the gym has been the scene of some very exciting practices. Under the ex- cellent coaching of Miss Bell and Miss Cusack, good team work and a bunch of snappy basket ball players have resulted. The girls were divided into groups for practicing-JuniorSenior practice on Tues- daywandf Thursday night, and Sophomore-Freshman on Wednesday and Friday nights. On Monday night those eligible for the first team practiced. Each class elected its captain as follows: Senior ...... -- -- Harriet Watts Junior ....... -- Margaret Gray Sophomore --- --- Janet Huhn Freshman --- --- Mildred Lily Several very exciting class games were played before the regular basket ball season began which resulted in the Sophomore class taking the championship. A banquet given by Miss Bell and Miss Cusack at Miss Bell's home in honor of the boys' and girls' first teams and their coaches closed up a very successful season of basket ball. 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Wou1dn't that make a 2 Q pretty dress? , E S E E Iuiss White: Now class, what do you notice -peculiar about E S Shakesperf-:'s family, especially when he was a chlld? E gg Edgar McDowell: Why! He didn't have a family when he was a gg 5 child, did he? fa 5 ii 2 Miss McGhee to American Literature Class: 'fFor tcmorrow's S E lesson we will start with Pa., e-and take clear through Thomas Jef- E se fexson. N ZHZKZMZHZHZHZH ZHZNZNENZHZN IIIIIlIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllIlIIllIIIIIIIIIllIIIlllIIIIllIIllIlIIllIlllIIIlIIIIIllHIIllIIllIIIlIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll BROWN SHOE STORE BEST FOOTWEAR AT ' ECONOMY PRICES HZHZHZMZHZHZHZHZHZH N O LD 3 N 'U 1 0 O 'E 0 W FF O P PH O 2 97 HZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHEHZM IIIIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllliIIIIIIII!IllIllllllIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllll DON 'T ADMIT- H E even to yourself that you cannot save money weekly-you E 2 brand yourself as a FAILURE if you do. E N Instead, start a Savings Account at our Savings Department II 3 and TRY to deposit weekly. Once you get interested you if E will become a SUCCESS instead of a FAILURE. E E FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED E H E IIHZHZH H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H 2 H Z H 2 H Z H Z H 2 H Z H 2 H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H 2 H Z H Z H Z H E H Z N Z H Z H Z H Z NHZHZHZ FIRST NATIONAL BANK Creston, Iowa 2 Z 2 Z Z Z ZHZHZHH ZHZNZ ZHZWZNZHEHZHZHENZWZW3 E ZNZKE Z Z ENZHZ ZH! Z EHS E ENE ENE ZH MRNRNZNEWENEWZNEWZNENEN WENEWSMENENENZNENENZNENZNENEHEWEN F. ED. SCHADDE Plumbing and Heating CRESTON, IOWA Phone 30 The Master Plumber WIWIWIWIMIWIMIWIMIWIWIWIWIWIWIMIWIMIMIWIWIWIWIWI HUTEL I0 ANA Under New Management Greatly Improved Cafe Service GIVE US A TRIAL W. H. OWENS, Pres. M. J. HOWELL, Sec'y Z Z I N Z H 2 H 3 H Z H N Z Z Z H Z H H Z Z 2 H Z W Z H Z 2 Z H H N Z 2 H llll I 5 I H I H Z H I H Z H I H Z H Z H Z H I H Z H I H I H I H I H I H I H E H I H I H I S I H I E I 2 E E P. H. HANNAN, President MARK NOBLE, Secretary E E W. J. COLBERT, Vice President FRANK ICKIS, Treasurer E FARMERS G0-UPEHATIVE 00. . L. M. RANDOLPH, Manager COAL, MILL FEEDS, TANKAGE, CHICK FEED, N FLOUR, FARM PRODUCE 3 I ' ' H E DIRECTORS: E E P. H. Hannan W. J. Colbert M. Noble : E Harry Courter Paul Waltersdorf W. E. Harpin :- N G. A. Wallace Frank Ide Frank Ickis I wzsazumazwzuzee E L? E '4 i A 2 l-I ff 2 5- 5 '1 ! g 5 gg 5 Q- i V 5 Z ! O Q S i 2- E 5. ! PY' E gg 2 FD M 5 'Q' l 'g E 5 2 3 5 0 ! W 5 ff' l o E -1 l g E g 2 2 ! .4 3 g 5 H I znzuzusnxuznz CRESTON - IOWA H2 fb 2: Q cr E. :T O s: .-, O V43 'E so Q FD FY ... Q: .... zz UQ S' U1 fb 0 Q: O s: 'T :: 2. UQ :r o- O '1 UI -cs no -ca 0 '1 Q4 c 'Y .... :s 79 FV ET M N N test. E 2 flf we see anyone answering to this descripLion roaming around N E loose in the Creston High School, we will all immediately know what E H HZHIH :- 0 rr N M c- FD FD :x Q. 2. ::1 UQ HIHIH f0verheard in a carl H E Senior: Oh! Dearest! I love you so I could shout it -out to every- E one in the world. HZHIHIHZHZHZHIHZHZHZHIHZHZHZHZHZHZ 5 Z' Z' 'S- U 5 8, o rr 3 2 .. F Q. P, 'FS an rv- S Q: G an o -ff A : 21' o '11 no of? Q, EJ fam 9131 5 'g 05 s: SP3 I4 ,- MQ Q O Q0 0: ti . Eb Q- 3 5 Q O m 7 S D n- n.- :- c- 0 FD .: FP 5, if :x F . HIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHINZHIHINIHIH Lambkins love is like sweetened honey to my ears. IIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllIlIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlillll H H I I H H I 3 H E ' E n R 3 H Q I Aww! ,X F, 2 X GIFTS 'rnxr LAST I 2 .unit-,ra-v..XY K J F7 .7 .xrprqw E IFZHIHSHSNIHZHIHIHQHI MZHSHSHZHIMIHZHIWZMZN NIH IMI if f M Roperlfbrofners ll , ,M JEVVELERS 3 HIHIHSHIHQHIHSHIHZHZNSHIHIWSHIHIH ZNZMZMINSNIHZNZHSHZWBHZHZNZNZH HI ' . ' West Adams Street Creston Iowa H S H K Z , Q ' N 5 55? 5 E . E z r- 'I'-P' fx N n J .J-'mum QL'-, x 3 1- Q 'H H sKf1IIh '4 ij' 8 E ' lW,,'fzlMf!n. H 1 'E'-1'T' S E w w f N HSN! 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I : 5 U E. 0 :- 'U :- o : o os 'Q m u :- O n 5 ca 55 o 0 o H ca D :Msn IWIMIWIWIWIWIMIMIMIMIWIWIWIWIMIMIMIWIWIWIMIMIWIM HICKEY FURNITURE CO. House Furnishings mm 5 f 5 or Z I E. Q C 'I Q 2 o F 1 O 1 D uma EEK N Z H Z H E H Z W Z H 2 H Z H Z W Z W Z H 2 W Z N Z H Z H E H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H 3 N Z H Z H Z H E H 2 H Z H 2 H 2 HHS IMENENEMZNEMEHENENEMEMZMEHZWEMZNENENENENENENEHEWEMZNZNZNEHEN BENGSTON 81 SELLI CONTRACTORS AND HZNBWEHZHZNZHZWZNZHSHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZH 2- E Us E E U14 2 S 3 5' 2 ce S Z fi 35 I E' oe 2,45 M H U2 F U UU nu 5 EU! -n w 'E E. rn L '- F' 2 an P-4 E25 is D- 'T w 12 2HZHZNZM!NZHZHZNZWZNZHZHZHZHZHZNZHZHZHZNZ IllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIll Semester Exams. 2 The Freshmen were racking their empty heads E 2 For a memory of something gone by 2 N And wishing they had been good in school E So as to excape those exams, oh, my! The Sophomores were using their rumpled brains ZNZW NZM? gg How could they have forgotten. N 2 Julius Caesar, Napoleon the Great E E And all the battles they fought in. 5 an The Juniors, Oh my! 'twas past their hopes 3 E To remember all that stuff. Q E They all of them know from experience dear 5 3 That examinations sure were tough. 3 2 And the Seniors who are supposed to be smart E W Wondered where their knowledge could be 3 Eanze-112asazwzwzmzeezMzeesazmzaazwzwarezsfa z 2 as z we ea 2 2 N 2 E Z 5 fu N 1 2 2 0 D. N w O 2 E 5 2 :- w Q 5 2 2 'Q H w 5' 5 af se 2 3 S' 2 2, 2 w S 2 E 2 3.5 5 5 2 2 lf Z we EJ 3 E 5' 2 E 3' W 3,3 E Em we C5 S 2 as 2 as 2 ea z 5 Han2Lasaswaasmmeammnazsrazaumamazmzwzmazaz llllllllilllllillllllllIIIllIlIllIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll HUNT 81, GIIITTENDEN Attorneys at Law Ide-Richardson Bldg. 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Creston Iowa ENENZMEHEMENSM2WENEWENENENEH3HEMEWEREHEMZHEHENENEHENZHEHEHE ZHZHZHH Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z N Z N Z H Z M Z N Z N Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H 2 H Z H 2 H Z H I H Z ll I H IIHIHIII DON 'T BE A VILLAGER I E Be universal, no matter Where you live. 5 N . g And for fine Candles go to- gf WZHZHZHZHZHZH 9 'U Sa Em me I an IP F3 555 EE Fc: Em 52 ra Sn: Pe CD E Eg-w 95 E-4 3 HZHZHZHZNZHZN IIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll M M Z E H E TRACEDY E N 3 E M HZMZHZHZNZWZHZHZ if n rf' T Fi 5' SE. H Q '4 m Th E m CY' NZNZHZHZNIHZHZH Act 2-Their lips met Act 3-Their souls met Act 4-Their attorneys met IIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIllIHIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll HZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZMZHZHZMZ TJ 25 CD I3 CD -Q Wi -Q CO CD P-4 fb U2 Cf' CP CL 5 U2 ZHZHZHZMZHZNEHZHZHZNZNZMZ QUALITY - PRICE SERVICE KELLY BROS. 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 M Eli 2 E 1 Specializing in S 2 Cleaning of All Kinds of Leather, E S Suede, Buck and Satin Shoes g rn I C Fl cn 5 Z Z CD 2:52:11 rin :- o cn 'U o I Q P' U -4 o 2' sn :s ca. mama H H mea E? UQ E 'S D fn : Q. -3 c cr I G G o asm Laces E Candies E RAINI-:YS SHINING PARLOR Colman ADAMS AND ELM sTs. E as : NEMZWZNZNENZNENZWBNZNENZHEHZNEWENEN3NEWENZNZMENEHEMENEWEHZNZ ZEHEREHEMZHZHSHZHENZHZHZHZMZHZMEMEREHEWZMEWEHZMEHZHEMEMEMENEWEN2MEHZKZHZHZMZKZHZHZHZWEMEHZHZWZHZHZHH HEHEZ WKNEWEMZWENEWENEMEMENENENENEMEWEMEWEWEMZHEMENZNZWENENENEME EM25SUSEENEXEHEHEWZWEHEMENZWZMZHZHEHZWZHZHSHZWENZHEWEHZHZREHEHEHZHZWZNZHE REGKNUR' PURE FOODS TWO PHONES No. 8 IlllilIIIIllllllllllllllllllllIllI1IIIIIllIIIIllIIIIllIIIIlllllIllllHIllillllllllllllllllllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIllIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllll DRY GUUDS GARPETS AND BUGS Strauss Dry Goods Co. The Store That Satisiies A LARGE AND COMPLETE LINE OF SUITS, DRESSES, WRAP COATS HEAEWSWZm2WEHE 23332 Silks and Satins for Graduation and Banquet Seasons MILLINERY READY-T0-WEAR ZNZNENZNEMEM2NEHENZWENZHZNEHEMZNZNXHENENENZHEMEWZNENEHEHEHE IHENINENENENENENENENENENENENEHEHENENSNENZHEHZNEHINSHIHENIHIH I H N S S D. DAVENPORT, President SCOTT ARMSTRONG, Cashier 2 g P. C. WINTER, Vice-President R. K. MEADOWS, Asst. Cashier E IOWA STATE SAVINGS BANK W SE.: Capital 850,000.00 Surplus 550,000.00 E 2 H if A growing savings account is well worth having E N especially in these unsettled times. This strong 3 E bank offers its services in this line or anything con- E E nected with up-to-date banking. 2 E H E IlllllllllllllllllllIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIlIIIIIllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll Haeazmarrsz D 0 90 '1 E 5. 'il mamamazaez E As Fleck is monitor this period I think I am safe. He keeps his E E eye on me too, but I. S. W. I have to stop writing every little bit, E gg for he comes am-und this. way. I think he knows who I am writing to. E It makes him jealous. Har! har! har! That's what I thought. N 5 HZHZHZHZHZHZH NZNZHZHZNZHS What you going to do to-night? Your dad going to be home? Let me know if he is. I mean let me know if you are going to be home. I stayed at home last night. Ruth and Lawrence and Dad and I played pitch and ate pop-corn all evening. I got to bed early, about 10:00. Wasn't so bad was it? Had a swell time. I was coming up after you and--- but my heart failed me. My heart! My heart! sa Ruth and Lawrence went to see some man right after supper and 2 E he said he whistled when he went by and got you and J all H 2 excited. Well, as this is getting long I had better close as the bell E E is ready to ring. 5 5 E S P. S. Did you mean all you said in that note that was written 5 ng Friday, about those ---? I haven't received them yet. I'll get gg S them tonight, and some more besides. Q ZHZHZHZWZHZWZK IHZHEHZHZHZMZ llllllIlllIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIlIllIIIIlllIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIllIllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIllIIIIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll J GKSUN, SHERRY 84 00. Lumber and Coal ' CRESTON, IOWA ZZHZH2 H Z H Z H Z H Z H 2 H Z H 2 H Z W Z H Z H 2 H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z M Z H Z H Z N Z Z H Z H Z H E H Z H 2 H E H 2 H Z HHZHZH NZMZWZHZHZWEHZWZHZHZHEMZNZHZNZHZMZHZHH 3ZHZHZHZWZHZHZWZHZHZHZHZMZHBHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZWSHZHEHZHEHZHZWZNZ Z H S Z H Z H Z H 3 N Z H Z N Z H 2 H Z H Z H Z H 2 N Z H Z H E H Z W Z N 3 W Z N E N Z N E H Z H Z N 3 H Z H 3 N HENEMENENZNEMEMEWEWENENENZNENZNENENENZNENENZNENBNENEHENZNE Schobel Hats Portis Caps T LLMAN 8: LAHSUN The Home of Hart-Schaffner 8z Marx Clothes GOOD CLOTHES-NOTHING ELSE Manhattan Shirts Interwoven Hose I1IIlllIIllllll!IlIllIIlIIIIllIIIIIIlllIIlIIllIlIIIlIIIllllllllIllllllllIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlII1IIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll THERE is a fine sense of fig' 12 . gtg N przde and conhdence-H ihee lc ,...n Xa a feeling of safety---that is de- ffl ' XR rived from the ownership of a ' 9 3 1: dependable watch. X - . fs? Afx f 3 I R . , Kg, Il 'A ......- ,eff ' L. J. Wendel JEWELER The Store With The Guarantee IHZWENENZNEMZNENSNEMENENZNENENEWZHSNBMZNBNZHENZMZHIHEHEHIHIH HOOD BROS. THE PLACE You GET YOUR MONEY'S woRTH 55 Z Phone Order Receive Careful and E Prompt Attention N E 3 N ZHZHZHZNZHZMZ fs Ph t Y' O2 3 ,P 'J' Q55 adm Gm mr? fi SET Q,,f-V' 50 2.8 3:4 55. 'U -m mi' 5 g-. si 0 5 55 gl S? 550 d'x 315-' P231 ES gm KDU' Se 5. ff O U' fb NZHZHZNZHZNZH IIIIllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIllIIIIllIIIIllIIllIIIIllIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIllIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll ZH HZNZH ZNZHZHZ We also suggest that the Superintendent have the floors of the grade schools oiled so there won't be so many Freshmen falling down each year in their vain attempts to advance across the assembly room. Z 2 E Miss Patt Ito Bill Robbinsjz There's a cute little boy who l1 E E find himself in 'the assembly pretty soon if he isn't careful. ' ggi N E HSHZHZHZHZHZH HBWZWZNZNZMZ IllIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIlIIIIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll N E 5 I A S 53 N N E HZHZNZHZHZHZHZHZH NEHZNZHEHZHEHENZ Moron CARS Qsfevis PHONE 66 127 NORTH PINE f HERBERT L. JONES IlllIlIIIIIlIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIllIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII C. F. Kunath Sons E WALLPAPER - PAINTS - GLASS :ENZHZHZMZH 2 H Z H Z H Z H 2 H 2 H I H Z H Z N Z W Z H Z H 2 H Z H 3 H 2 H Z H Z H 2 H Z H Z H Z N Z H Z H Z Z H Z H E H Z HHZHZHZHZHZ WHOLESALE - RETAIL IHINSHENINEMZHENENENENZWZNEMENEWZNENZNENEHENSNEMENENZNXWEHSH E 'E E 2 E MCLELLAN STORES CO. :ig N Z Q -:-:-:-f:-:-:-:-.:- 5 jg 5c to 51.00 E '! 2 2 2 2 ! !vI' E IE Creston - - Iowa E KNEW HRNZ IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIllIlIlllllIIIllllllllIIIIlllllIlIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll Og 2 H N E 35 Miss McGhee: Where was Bradford born? S E Harry Yant: In San Francisco. 2 E 32 I: Miss McGhee: What kind of poetical feet are found in this gg S sentence? S Mmm : 1 N F4 3' 3 ff 5. FD 'U st 0 mama N Prof. Fleck-You take Who I Am and Why I Go To School. 2 E Charles. Do. I have only three minutes to tell you who I am? E E Prof. Fleck-That's enough. E 2 N N Z 5 llllllIllllllIIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIllllllllIlllIllIIIIIIIIllIlllIlllllIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllmlllll g W M. N. PATT E The Service Agency E INSURANCE--LoANs--REAL ESTATE ij Every Known Kind of Insurance E E Office-Reynolds Block Phone 102 or 554 512 raznesnzmz Q E5 2 li 'FU FP F' T li C 'FU U' fl Pj W FP li Pi F1 'FU P4 G 9 Erraazxszmxm IIllIlIIIIIlIIIIllIllIllIIIIllIIIIllIIIIllIIIlllllIlllllllllIllIllllllllll1lllllllIlllllIllIllIlIIIIIlIllIIIIIIIIllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll Start Your Car Right- .-.T..L1. HSN! ZMZW 2 Vesta Battery 5 5 iii, Z 33 U. s. Tires Marathon oil lg 3 WALTER LAMB, Prop. 5 is 208 Pine St. Phone 971 E 2 N W E HIHININZNEHZHENENZNINZNZNENENENZNSNRNENENEHZNENENENZMZNZNZNE :P Z E 5 E G v-4 P 5 Z 1 E 2 In behalf of the Junior Class the members of the Annual Board E 2 wish to thank the business men of Creston for their co-operation ih E all the affairs of the school. E E Every season the success of the Football Team is due as largely i Li to the interest and the support given by the business men as to the f' N boosting done by the high school folks themselves. The silver football I E offered by Roper Brothers is one that any high school would be am- 2 E bitious to possess. 2 E Last spring, through the efforts of the Chamber of Commerce, a 2 successful Class Track Meet was held. Here again the spirit' of the 2 I men was shown by the financial support rendered and by the trophies ll 2 which were awarded to successful contestants. Dr. Swanson, Eller E Q Metzer, and Fred McIntosh, presented Loving Cups. The Syndicate ll Clothing Company gave a traveling bag, and every business man in II' E town did his part to- make the meet the success, that. it proved to be. 2 E In every other line we have found Creston's business men ready E W to co-operate with us. Not the least worthy of mention is the splen- 3 3 did way, in which they responded to the request for advertising mater- Q E ial for the Crest. Without their contribution C. H. S. could not have 2 2 an Annual. ' H The Annual Board also wish to extend their thanks and apprecia- E 3 tion to the members of the C. H. S. faculty who have generously and ll E patiently co-operated with us and helped make it possible to present E an the 1923 Crest. ' ' ' 'V E S ANNUAL BOARD. E N 3 E 64460440 I WZKZHZHZHZI'-f i 52: 5 gs' :J UIC? SE E be :-6 r IZ 3 0 3 me Q gs p... as 2 2 get 4+ Q., U ggi if 9-7 m CD z EQ 5 '4 ... HSNZHIHIHIH Don't frown and say, Oh! Gee, ZHZHZIQZ Llm ISO M.. ef!-In ,I-,Fh 52 U9 D.: 1: 3? Q2 4m Q. Q n o Q5. :ff P H o c Q :- 'C c' .9 IHIHIHI For nothing here is personal It's all done just for fun ' Don't say, My name is not spelled right, IIZHZH U E o 5 Q: 'T 'E. rn 9, E 5 5 rn 5-1 W .... 2 H'a 'o 5, H- 5 'Fi 2 3 m no '.. Q. - m 5. 5 I' m W, Hill!!! And that may be the case. IIII H is Q- 5 52 SET OO 5:- 023. 5 G gm ei' 'cs ia :s wen -45 S CD 'si NIH! We've labored o'er this annual Both earnestly and long. So please laugh long and heartily At all the jokes, you see. Say, There was ne'er an annual IIIQIHIN ll I ll I ll I ll I ll I ll I ll I ll I Il rn Z O H we 3 o ll o 2 D- ll I 3 L9 . I0 II 9' I H I ll I ll I ll I ll I H I , ll I ll I ll I H I ll 5 ll I ll I ll I IHIHIHIH ZHZHZHZHE I I H 8 H 3 H Z H Z H 3 H Z N Z H Z N Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H 2 H 3 H Z H 3 H Z H I H Z H 2 N 3 H Z H I H HIHZHZHZI HEHEHZ 'U '1 o 41 52 Q M 'Pa O 'l 'Q c A: FO D' fn rn 0 U M o :1 M c- ... we . ZHZNZH The Theatre Beautiful ZHZHZHZ an rv W P' M s: F3 6 2 Ch an B .... n. M : I 'K o : D n. ... :1 we W o 'N MZNENZN comfort, beauty and retinement. 2 N E E E 5 E E NZNZMZNZNENZNENZNZNZNZNZNZNENZ E Z Z W E 2 E E S 2 X 1- 'TF3 2 2 E E S I E E 2 Q ' kN 5 2 E E CTHEATRE V L. F E E 5 5 new 5 E H W R IHZHZHZHZWZWZH HZHZMZHZNZN Z EHENZWZNZNZNENZNZNENZHZNZWZWEN ZH 2 A high class, Satisfying, type of E Z N E recreation that lifts you, for the time E H being, out of your work-a-day world. gg :2u2se2es2u2w2n2H2oe2la2n2w 2 ll 2 I1 2 n 2 ll 2 N 2 me 2 n 2 H 2 H 2 il 2 H 2 as 2 is 2 is 2 we 2 le 2 H 2 sl 2 le 2 me 2 as 2 we 2 N 2 me 2 as 2 N 2 me 2 E Hn2ne2m2w222H2na2M2u2sa2w Follow the Crowd IIIIIHIIBIISIIBIWIIGIWIDGIISININ MIMINININIHINIIIIHIIBIIIIIIIIIIIIINIDIIIIIII FORM YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS J unior's Diary. N S E Sept. 4. We all gathered in the back seat and gave the Freshies E S orders to sit in the front seats, passing over the platform as they did Q E so. Gracious! What a funny sight, tall, slim, fat, short, bobbed hair- Q 2 ed, pigtails, ankle length dresses, boys' shirt tails out, one sock. up 51 2 and one down-all scared to death. Of course we couldn't help E E laughing and! clapping. Ha! Ha! 5 E The Hon. H. Stephens gave one tap and Oh! The Silence. E DI The new faculty then passed in and we then and there saw our doom. 3 E They also gave a speech fsome speech, I'l1 say! consisted of Good Q E morning new pupils. I know we're going to like each other. fboshj E I guess that's all I have to say J E E But Oh, I fell for one of them A Man! ! Really I believe we are go- as 3 ing to like each other-at least I like him already- No Kiddin! He 5 Q has dark hair, blue eyes, wears rubber-tired glasses, and say he sure S E knows how to laugh too. E 2 Well Mike Burt and Willard Robbins gave a most beautiful selection 2: gg entitled Good Morning Dear Teacher expressing my feelings exact- 2 E ly. They served us Ice Cream Cones. g E Sept. 8-Gosh all hemlock I was late this morning! That rube 3 E of Gilbert kept me riding around in that new Chummy Overland so pg 3 long I was late. Felt like a dunce prancing into Class room-and S E then I had to sit by G. Kilburn and Harry Yant. The Lo-rd deliver E me from such a calamity again. pg HI HI Sept. 9.-I like Public Speaking only it is terr.ble how Miss Me- pq Ghee makes us stretch and twist our mouths. Why I don't recognize lg Q my former small mouth. It's grown fully five inches in length. S E Sept. 10.-I got a wonderful surprise today. Vince Bradley in- E :I formed me that my nice man's name was Fleck Oh! Hcw I adorc E 2 the name of Fleck. H 2 Sept. 11.-Got bawled out in typewritfng today! Well gosh I 3 H couldn't 'help it. Neither could Stanley. Two of my keys stuck and 3 3 N E I didn't know how to get them up and Stanley did his darndest to Z! N 'show me but I was so blind and dumb I couldn't see, when Fry kindly S E informed Stanley and I that my machine and his were just alike and 2 5 further conversation wouldn't be needed! wow-wow-wow-wasn't Eg 3 he cute? , N 5 Sept. 12.-Ray came down and took me to the show. Cora was E up for a while alter school. Q Sept. 13.-Had oodles of fun in American Lit today-so did Miss E E McGhee. She had a joke on herself and wouldn't tell. Now that's not E N fair is it? I was determined to find out what it was so I laughed 3 E just as hard as she did and she kept me in after class. and asked me g if I know what the joke on her was and I said Yes fWell, I had to. as li 32 :1 Q. o 1: ff FD 4 cn 5 .... Pb F-1 Q. .... D- I: 0 V CY :r fb :S M :- 0 ID E. Q. S an U7 :L UF ff' :- no CY E' :s :x '4 U-1 UQ o CY' 5 '4 I E dress on backwards and just discovered it. Har! Har! Har! S Oct. 10.-Big Weinie roast. Hot Dog! Had large 'truck to take 2 W the bunch, Selby and Sash chaperoned, sure a wonderful time. Agnes ll 3 H N Treanor scared me stiff, thot she was going to fall on me, and if she 3 E had of, good nite-shirt! 2 E Campfire Meeting tonight a.t Utters. 2 II ll I ll I ll I ll I ll I ll I ll I ll I ll I Il I II Z Il Z ll I ll I H I H I H I H Z H I H 2 H 2 N Z ll 2 H I H E ll 2 H Z H I ll I IIIII EHZHZMZHH Z H S M 2 H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H 3 H 2 H Z H Z M Z H Z M Z N Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z N 3 M Z N Z H Z N Z N S M E H Z H HZHEHZNZE J ENNINGS MERCANTILE CO. 3 N W O O 0 O Q O O O E E l.os,oo.oo.oo.oo.oo,oo,o E gg Clothing and Furnishings gg E o.oo.oo.oo,oo.oo.u.oo.o Q 119 West Adams St. Phone 621 5 N R EH N2 E N E ' IlllllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIlllllIIIIIIllllllllllIIIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllll Q as , ca D41 Establlshed 1875 571 E N SEEKERS O 'Z Ili O 2 IP HZHSHEH LAGOMARCINO-GRUPE CO. 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NZNENEMZNENENENZNENENZNENZNENENKNEWENENENENZNENZNZNENZWZMENZ ZHZHN H NZW3NENEHEHEMENENENENEWENENEWEREHENEMZMEMZMENXNZNENEMENENE BLUE RIBBO SANITARY BREAD Fresh - Pure - Clean -M A DE BY- SANITARY BAKERY E. E. i.uNoQU1s1', Prop. CRESTON, 1owA KZHZKZHZMEMEHZMZHZHZ IllIllIIIIll!IIIIIIIIHIHHIIHIIIlllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIHHIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIllIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIllIIlllllllllillllllilllllll ZHZHZHZHZMEKZKZMZ Gertrude H. The worst I can say about anyone is that they prove tho Darwin theory. Marcia P. iAfter a moment of deep thoughtj Why, that means you louk like a monkey doesn't it? IHIIIHIIIIllllllllllllIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIlllIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllil BULTUN 81. PERRY AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING ACETYLINE WELDING Our Specialty SHENZHENZMZKEKEKEHZHEEZHEE Phone 906 208 S. 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Phone 820 Creston, Iowa llllllIIIlllIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIlllllllllIIIHlIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIllIIIIllIIIIIlIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIlllll BUY HAWKEYE LUMBER 00. BUY IT Lumber and Building IT OF Material OF US US Phone 52 IlllllIllIllIlllllllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllIllIIIIllIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII McGrath Building 107 North Maple St. DR. R. A. SWANSON CHIROPRACTOR Phone-Office 563, Res. 937 Creston, Iowa IHBHINZNZNENENENZNZNZNZNZNEMEWENEHENENENENZNKNZNENZNZNZNENE SWIMEWZWENSNENEMENENEMENZNENEWENEHENZNZWENINENZMENSNEWININIH I N N S E H PERKINS HOME GROCERY 2 N Z E Service E ZH H2 That Really Serves E N N E E N N I S 1109 W. Jefferson Phone 335 gg 3 H N Z E 5 E WIWIMIWIMIMIMIMIWIWIWIMIMIMIMIMIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWI E W E N HZ H 5: Miss De Shaw Qin Glee Club? All right, let's get to work. Alta's 2 E you begin with Shaking. E E 2 E George Scurr: Every time I kiss you, Harriet, I feel a better man. gi E Harriet W.: Oh! You angel. E 3 N W E E Ray B.: Winner, I have you in my mind always. E E N W Winner: Oh! Don't. make me feel so small. FC HZHZHZHZH ZNZHZWZHZ '11 Cl. O Q HO U5 DZ C2 FP... 51:- Q 'io 4:s 91: 55 gui -'ia V1 no O :s 9. Q- 2 IIIIlIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIlIIIlIIllllIIIIllIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ZMZHZ EMZN 2 THE UNION HARDWARE CO. S E Hardware, Stoves and Fine E E Cutlery E 2 203 North Pine Street Phone 350 E IlllllllllllllllllllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllIIlHllllllllllllllllllllllilllllIIIIII THE YORK DRUG STORE HZHZ ZHZH E S ee , ze E A Good Drug Store ln a Handy place. We carry 5 Q everything that is to be found in an N ZHZMZW ZMZMZH S1 Us CD W i Q O B' 5 oi 05. Fl' Up-to-date Drug Store E 2 W E 117 W. Montgomery St. Phone Mutual 12 E E5 CRESTON. IOWA E E N I HENEHZNENZMENENRNENZNEHZNENENEHENENENENZNENZNZMENZNEMZNRHZMI SE-GEIHIEMEISGEZBGEEHIEEHJEHESSENEZDGZSDUEINEIHIEMSNZNENZMZMEMEHZZNEG-GEENZNENEHEWRN F. J. STRUNCE 8: SON NZMZWZH3HSMZHZWZHZNZNZHZNEHEWEHZHZKZNZHEHZWEMZHZHZWZHZWEWZWZHZH O S. rn . Q? o 'JU 53 Q 'L' S. fb M 'Q I sv H- 5 Q Q.. 0 en 9' an Fl ev- ' m E i 1 Bl 5 MSHEHENZHZHEWZHZHZ HZHZHZHE HENZHEHZ MZNZMZHZHZHZHZWZWEWZHE PHONE ATE-ATE-ATE. CRESTON, IOWA H2 IllllllIIIllIIIIllIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllIlllIIIlllIIIllIIlilIIIillIIIIllIIIllllIIIllIIIIllilIIIIIMIIIIIlllllllilllllllllllIllllllllllllil Miss K.: Thad, repeat. HS Thad C.: I'm not a parrot. Mr. V. Un assvmblyhz If you d0n't keep quiet I'll put you two in a corner where you can talk comfortably. Marcia P.: Where's it at? MZ IIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIlilIIIlilIIIIllIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHllIllIIllllIIllIllllIIllIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIllIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllillll ADAM BEGG CO. 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They went to Lovers Lane They walked upon the sand S The moon was coming up N He held her little-shawl. 55 E f E gg And as he held her shawl in gg He heaved some heavy sighs 2.3 E And leaning forward gazed 5 Into her dark brown-lunch basket N . gg And as he gazed therein lg as Unconsciously he placed S E His unencumbered arm E Around her slender-umbrella ig 5 And as his grip grew tighter. gg: This pious little Miss Attempted to draw back Too late, he sto-le a sandwich. WZHZHZHZH NZHEHEHEH lllIllllllllilllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIlIIIIIllIIIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIllllllIllIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllilllll N W E S SAVE WORRY SAVE WORK if 2 E N ZHZ ZH 95 gm 'gn 3-ics ICD Q! -o Sw in io li FEE Ein HZHZHZWZH NZHZMZMEH Q FU E C3 Us In Q 9 MlNBNENENBNZNZMININENENENENENEWENENZHZNENZWEHZWZNZNEHEHENEW2 WZHEWEHZNSHZHZHZHZHH S H Z H 2 H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H 2 H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z M Z H Z H Z H Z N Z N Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z N Z H E ZHZMZMZMZHZHEWZHZHZS PROFESSIO L C RDS W, Ill!IllllIllIllIlIIlIlllIIlllllIlllIIIIIIlilIIIllIllIllIlIIIIIIIIIIllillllllllllllllllllllllllllI11IIllIIIllIIIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll A. S. BEATTY. M. D. Physician and Surgeon 213 N. Maple St. WZKZWSHZHEWSHSNEWEHZNENBKZHEKZHZKZHE .O O .SI 31 3. 3. O30 Ot' 050 OgO U O 0 O 5. 3. 0 J. 3. 'W 3. 3. 5' 5:0 Osi Q 3. 3. 1 :xo oth 5' 5 A 0 4. .:. Z O O 0 O :iz :iz E5 0:0 Oxb 0:0 0:0 .x. .x. 31 31 0x0 O30 O30 O80 .:. .:. Ott ost 2 o 0 0 0 fb 3. 3. 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