Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

Page 7 text:

To , 5 4,6 UIUID ANNIIJAIL UAH is for Annual Staff, too, you knowg We worked and worked to make this just so. ANNUAL STAFF First row: Ralph Krabill, Robert Herman Cwithdrawnl, Arthur Repp, Frank: Sacha Qresignedl, Miss Mollvaine. p row: Betty Zehner, Dwight Keltz, Janet Smith, Clyde Conn, Shirley Romich. ANNUAL OFFICERS Editor-in-chief ------ - - - Business Manager 7 ---- Assistant Bus. Manager - - Literary Editor Athletic Editor Jokes Editor ----------- Calendar Editor Art Editor --------- - - - Faculty Advisor - - Janet Smith - - Clyde Conn - Arthur Repp Shirley Romich Dwight Keltz Ralph Krabill Betty Zehner - Vernon Myers Miss Mcllvaine The purpose of this annual is to provide a book of memories of high school life, and a history of the school year of 1940-41. We hope that the memories which the faces and the words of this book will re call will be pleasant ones. Knowing that ntime is the test of valuen, we trust that in the years to come this book will be one of your most cherished possessions, because of what it represents. ll QI! 41 ll --The Editor-

Page 6 text:

'DIU ID AN N 'UA IL HAH, also, is for the Act of Dedication: We do it for those who encouraged our edu TO OUR PARENTS Words can never all repay The debt we owe to you: This'is a very weak attempt To show we love you true. Your kindly words and Have helped us in our And as into the world Our duties we'l1 not good advice workg we go shirk. Your faith and love and interest Have helped us o'er each mile. We hope to make you proud of us: To prove your efforts were worth ll QD 41 ll cation while

Page 8 text:

INMQANNMAL HBH is Board of Education, 'tis true: We gladly present their names to you. Q THE BOARD OF EDUCATION D. I. Mcllvaine, president, is serving his second term as a member is one of the busiest men in Cres- devotes much time and energy to exercises the same good judgment in school as he does in conducting his of the Board of Education. He ton, but still conscientiously school affairs. Mr. Mcllvaine conducting the business of the own business, The Farmer's Supply. Roy Grunder, clerk, has been school teacher, farmer, postmaster and carpenter. At present he is employed by the Hartzler Lumber Comp- any of Smithville. Mr. Grunder's good standing in the community and in the church has earned for him his place on the Board. Robert Rugh, If past experience is any indication, Mr. Rugh should be well qualified to serve on our School Board. For seven years , his purpose has been UBetter schools for Creston.V Mr. Rugh is a successful farmer. He is the father of three children, onzof whom is still in school, i Ford Thompson is serving for the first time in the capacity of a Board member. His interest in school, however, has always been act- ive, for three of his sons have graduated and two are working toward that goal now. Mr. Thompson was long employed at the Ohio Box Board Company, but is now devoting his entire time to farming. Herbert Uhl, a farmer, was elected to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of Mr. Frank Mclntire. By his university and business education, by his own experience in the teaching field, and by his former work as a school executive, Mr. Uhl is well qualified to serv as a member of the Board of Education. His interest in good edu- cational faeilities is not only for his own son, who is still in school, but for all children of the community. 194W O