Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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+2 -------1 -2 - -------cREsToN HIGH scHooL--- ---------- ----+ 1935-36 CALENDAR Compiled by Zetta Shankland SEPTEMBER 3-School opens. 106 are enrolled. 4-Classes organize. 6iBasebal1 suits distributed. With the help of our new coach we should be chamPi0HS this 56350113 12--Sterling baseball game 6-3 in our favor. l31Successful High School Party. The hazing was mild this year because our Freshmen are so small. 15iRev. Michel tells the boys to hunt their wives before breakfast because they can see what they really look like, then. OCTOBER 14-Indian Summer. Too warm to go to school. 17-The grade cards are out for the first time. Did you make the first hurdle? 18iMr. Jeandrevin visits English IV class just as Miss Mcllvaine is reciting Edgar Poe's love affairs. 22iWinn Waltz talks in chapel. 23-Cast for Senior Class Play picked. 241Big Hal1owe'en Party sponsored by Seniors. 25-Hooray! Vacation again. Teachers' Convention at Cleveland. 28iBegin class play practice. NOVEMBER 1-Whimpy looks sleepy from her Halloween Festlval. 4iAsk Mr. Frey how he spelled larrup at play practice. 5LElection Day. Too bad we aren't 21. 7iEverybody is dressed in their best. Mr. Snyder is here for the pictures. 13-Senior pictures come and not a picture is said to lczk like the person. Ha! I wonder why? l5lHunting season. No excuses, boys. 22-Class Play, Folks Next Door. Ask Anna Mae who she went home with after the play. 25--Gray and Blue is Bashing everywhere. The Juniors are sporting their new '3'l's. 27-Home for a few days. Ugh, big turkey. DECEMBER 21The first snow. 3-First basketball game. Orrville 33, Creston 24. 5-Ring man here. 6-Basketball game at Rittman. Rittman 58, Creston 20. 13-Basketball game here. Doylestown plays. 18-Seniors sponsor Mr. John Frye and get fair compensation. 20iBasketbal1 game at Congress. Congress 24, Creston 38. 21-Basketball game at Sterling. Sterling 58, Creston 26. 24tMerry Xmas. Vacation has begun. JANUARY 6-Vacation does the Seniors good. Each one is present this mcrn. 8iMrs. Maxwell speaks. 9iMr. Manahan speaks. 10--Chester-Creston game. We won 11-33. 21lVerla, choose your chauffeurs carefully. 22-Three cheers. We are going to have gym today 23iToo cold. No school. 27-Mr. Jeandrevin is away. Seniors cannot behave in Mr. Gattshall's study hall. 28--Mr. Jeandrevin is an expert at popping quiz-z-z-z that way in P. A. D. after a day's vacation. 311Basketbal1 game. Rittman 50, Creston 31. FEBRUARY 5-Chose class flower, motto, and decided on roller-skating party. 6-But Mr. Jeandrevin puts a stop to the party because times are too busy. 7-Burbank basketball game there. 12-I wonder 'why the Seniors will not learn all of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address for Miss Mcllvaine? 14tBasketba11 game with Sterling here. 18-Townsend debate in chapel. Bums, bums, and more bums. -COMPLIMENTS OI'- COl.LlNS BEAUTY 8: BARBER SHOPPE, Phone 2232, Complete Service, Nestle Permanents Page l 3

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.l,............................-..-......-..CRESTON HIGH SCLIOQL-.. ..... ..-.........-..-......,. ORCHESTRA Back Rcw lleft to right!-Junior Rep-p, Mcrrison Giifen, Harold Krabill, Jack McGuff. Howard Murray, Charles Wclfe. William Davis. Middle Row-Mr. Young, Arthur Mumaw, Rena Feeman, Grace Grunder. Emerson Rugh. James Gleim, Harold Graf, Jay Lehman. Front Row-William Michel, Kathryn Fulton, Ruth Weideman, Frances Haley, Janet Smith, Shirley Romich, John Edward Haley, Ralph Krabill. r I f Pj i i : 'vs l X HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Back Row fleft to right!-Jane Elliston, Mary Snell, Emma Markley. Grace Whonsetler. Kathleen Hummel. Kathryn Reese. Malinda Karlin, Eileen Henry, Irene Erdos. Middle Row-Mildred Rhoads, Frances Blcugh, Bernice Bowman, Ruth Mllier, Norma Kinch, Betty Perram, Hazel Feeman, Dorothy Herman, Miss McCoy. Front Row-Irma Nash, Mona Carnes, Eva Gantz, Nila Schmollinger, Evelyn Eby, Reba Woodward, Ollie Carnes, Gladys Beichler. Ruth Jeffers. -COMPLIMENTS or- TYLER MOTOR CO., Dodge, Plymouth Sales and Service, Rufener Garage Page 12

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+------ -------- ---M-cREsToN HIGH scHooL--- ------- -M- ' --Tournament. Creston defeats Doyestown, 21-20. .20 '28-Tournament. Milton is too strong for Canaan in the tournament, Z9--Creston loses to Fredericksburg in the consolation game. Ask one of the Junior boys who he was cheering for in the Sterling-Apple Creek game. MARCH 4-First Declamation rounds. Anna Mae is good for another. llf-One-act play characters picked. 18--No school. Too much snow. 26--April Fools Party for the high school. 31---One-act play rounds. APRIL 1--April fool. 3ZMusicale comedy given by the dramatic club, The Dumb Waiter. t25-Scholarship tests at Wooster and Doylestown. MAY 1iJu11ior Class Play given. 4--Annuals on sale. 15--Junior-Senior banquet. 17--Baccalaureate in the High School Auditorium. 21iCommencement. Farewell to our Alma Mater. 22--High School Picnic. 23-Alumni Banquet. 0 o o SENIOR CLASS SONG Tune: Shipmates Forever Verse I Classmates stand together, While we strive alongg Work and play together With honor, fame and glory to guide us on: Friends and pals forever, Through the days of schoolg If you have to take a lickin', Carry on and quit your kickin', We'll be pals to you. Verse II School days now are endedg We must bid adieug Friends and pals are parting, We'll miss you and we hope You'11 miss us toog Mem'ries will surround us Of our dear old school, But in vain we'll all be yearning For the day wc'll be returningg Now we bid adieu. -Grace Grunder. HIGH SCHOOL SONG Tune: On Wisconsin Onward, fellows, we must conquer Fight for Creston High! Brown and Gold expect a victory Win for Creston High! Honor, fame, and glory calling, You must do your best. So whate'er the contest Win for Creston High! Fight then, fellows, fight to conquer Fight for Creston High! Never weary in the contest, Win for Creston High! Though the battle goes against you You must stand and fight, So whate'er the contest Win for Creston High! -coMPLIMEN'rs or- FRANK A. RITZI, Jeweler Page 14 11:11