Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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Arid F..-.-XC 3 L .E I . . W . . ng Aigf---2- S-'-E E n I 'li WE ANNEX i ln-,xg T'-4? 700004 -.----3 When a Wise man gives thee better counsel, give me mine again. Un Row!-Mr. Frey, Mr. Smith, Mr. Young, Mr. jeandrevin. l2nd Row?-Miss McCoy, Miss Mcllvaine, Miss Bryan. MR. JEANDREVIN, Superintendent The College of Wooster HISTORY His sceptre shows the force of temporal power, The attribute to law arid majesty. MR. FREY, Principal MR. SMITH The College of Wooster Kent State College MATIIIIMATICS, P. A. D,, ATHLETIC COACH MANUAL TRAINING I dare do all that may become a man, SOPHOMORE ADVISER Wllo dares do more' 13 mme- Things without all remedy should he without MISS MCILVAINE Ohio University ENGLISH, DEBATE AND DRAMATIC COACH SENIOR ADVISER sig-as of nobleness, like stars, shall shirie on all deserversf' Miss BRYAN The College of Wooster CoMMERCIAI., FOREIGN LANCLIACE GIRLS' ATHLETIC COACH, JUNIOR ADVISER Did 1 compare thee to a summer day? 'Thou art more lovely and more temperate. fPage Nirieil regard. Miss MCCOY Otterhein College HOME ECONOMICS, SCIENCE FRESIIMAN ADVISER She that was ever fair, arid never proudg Had torigue at will, arid yet was never loud. MR. YOUNG Wooster Conservatory of Music MUSIC Set all hearts il tlIe state to what tunes pleased his ear,

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TW? ?z Z ki 3 ll? W 52 Q2 22 Q W Ei, E 53 l E BCARD OF EDUCATION lt shall be said, his judgments ruled our handsf, llieft to right?--Silas Wlxile, Howard Knapp, Roy Haley, Donald Mcllvaine, Charles Beal. Prcsitiunt ,,,,,,,,,,, .,...... M 11 Hailcy Vicc l'ri'sitlci1t ....... , .,.. .ML Kncpp fllvrk l.,,. ..,,., M r. lvlcllvannc No school could function without thc zidministrzltion of the Board of Education. Tlicy hqivc onc of thc most difficult tasks thcrc is to perform that of pleasing their puhlic. For oftcn thcir actions arc criticized :ind thcir dcctls aicccptccl without pruisc. ln tht- past fcw yciirs of the iiimncinl crisis they have czirricd through thcir heavy rcsponsif hility with grcait ctlicicncy. To thcm wc givc ull honor, hccsiusc :ill honor is duc thum. fPage Eiglizl

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i.-.-.s KWH AQQEWMAL Our Superintendent Oh, he sits high in all the peoples' hearts. Each year a prosperous industry declares dividends. Creston High School is get' ting ready to do the same, by graduating the Class of 1935. The worth of these dividends can not be measured in dollars and cents, their value depends upon the service that the members of this class will render to the ref spective communities in which they locate. Creston High School is proud of the dividend she is paying this year and great things are expected from the Class of 1935. G. W. JEANDREVIN. LPage Tenj MXDJ