Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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-x--x--z-44444--:Q-z--z--z-fa-x--z-fx--M 1 9 4 3 A N N U A L -z+a4fx4aQfx4-1+-X44--xafxfss-ssfsz-sf., THE JUNIOR GARDEN The gate Qthat is always open, .............................,......,............... .......,. H elen Dunlap A broad, broad path ................... .......,....... Bernice Collins The green, green grass ......... .......................,.... J unior Henry A pair tree ..,....................,... A bush of blushing roses ...,...... A shy and modest violet ............. The Primrose .........................,..,.....,,,,,..,...............r.. A bleeding heart growing beside A tall and stately lily ................. Bachelors Buttons ........... A Daffy Daffodil ......... Petunia ....................,........... Pansy ...........v.......................... Daisy with a heartof gold ........ Tulips fthat are O Kayj .,..... Fourfdclock .i....i.................. Lovefin-afMist ....... Sweet Pea ........................... jonquil ....,............................... A Bee in search of honey ......... The Sweet Honey Suckle ....... the forgetfmefnot. just a Plant ...........,...,...,.,,..,,,,.,, An Early Bird after a worm ....,...... A fountain that never runs dry .......... COW slips and horse hair fern ............ The Gardener .............,,,.,,...,,.,,,,,, Donald Irvin and Ena Dyck ,............ Donna Beichler ............Stella Yoder Esther Beyeler ...,....Gloria Chase ..........Margie Reese Bob Giet Evelyn Reese Edith Means Annetta Sherwin ..............Mary Zehner ........,Marjorie Weigley Wallace Totten Louise Metsker Lois Meyer Lucille Evans ..........,.June Blough ........Donna Wright Jim Slater .......,Howard Eeeman ...............,,...Opal Fry .......Wallace Mensching Arlo Plough JUNIOR CLASS MEDITATIONS We can hardly believe it! just one year away from our goal-that of being Seniors. Yes, we are almost there. Our officers were elected as follows: June Blough, president, Donna Wright, vicefpresidentg Mary Zehner, secretary, Marjorie Weigley, treasurer. Marjorie Reese and Arlo Plough were chosen to represent us in the Student Council. As advisor, we chose Miss Koehnlein. We had a hayride and farewell party for Mary Sacha, who moved to Cleveland. She was one of our most intelligent scholars. During the first semester we astounded the high school by ordering class sweaters of the very different colors of Old Gold and Black. We contributed a number of boys to our successful basketball squad. They were june Blough, Arlo Plough, James Slater, june Henry, Bob Giet, and Donald Irvin. Mary Zehner and Donna Wright did their part in cheering to our victory. Well-see you next year when we will have all the Senior privileges and more besides! fPage Seventeenj