Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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-x--z--x--z--x--x--t--z--x--z--x--:--z--x--x--x- 1 9 4 3 A N N U A L -1--1-4--1--x--1--1--1-x--n--1-M-1--1-+ CLASS HISTORY fContinued from Page 14D in the evening. Our second half day off we went to Akron to visit the Akron Beacon Journal Press. Dan Beaver was selected by the high school to represent our school at Buckeye Boys State in June. To raise money for the junior and Senior Banquet we presented our class play, Hot Water Henry in April under the direction of Mr. Martin. Other projects were: a magazine contest within our class, a bake sale, and sponsored a High School Roller Skating Party at Wooster. Keeney's Cafeteria served our Junior and Senior banquet in Stype's Marine Room in Wooster, on May 15. After the banquet there were games and dancing to climax the evening's entertainment. During the year Helen Litton and Keith Mantz left us, reducing the membership to twentyffour, but this was soon made up when Alta Mae and Trumen Wiles joined us. Our boys' and girls' volleyball team won the High School Volleyball Tournament. In the Fall of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-two we came back for the last time to find that we occupied twentyfthree of the seats in the back of the study hall. During the summer we lost Mary Gifford, Martha Christy, and Mike Marko. We unanimously chose Mr. Martin to be our advisor again. We elected Dan Beaver, president, Bette Davis, vicefpresidentg Betty Sykes, secretary, Margaret Wyssbrod, treasurer, and Gloria West and Harry Earle on the Student Council. On the second day of school our class rings arrived. During the first semester we took the privilege of initiating the Freshmen. We gave them a good feast and evening's entertainment to remember us. October Ninth we had a hayride in the rain. We served a thirtyffive cent supper at the school fair and the same evening the queen was crowned. The queen was from the Senior Class. Do you remember ! ! ! It was David Matteson. James Wells quit school in the second semester and we had Twenty-two in our class. We are proud to say we had four men on Creston's Champion Basketball Team of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-two and Fortyfthree season: Philip McKown, Harry Earle, Dan Beaver, and Ralph Van Guilik. Philip McKown was the highest scorer in the Wayne County Basketball League in the season of Nineteen Hundred and Forty- two and Fortyfthree. Philip McKown and Harry Earle were selected for the First All-Star Team of Wayne County and the AllfSection First Team to represent Creston. Our class play Almost Summer presented on February Nineteenth, with the help of Miss Mcllvaine, was a great hit ! ! ! We would like to give Honorable Mention to those in the class who attended Creston all twelve years of school. They are Dan Beaver, Virginia Blough, Bette Davis, Harry Earle, Goldia Kintner, Nora Lee, David Matteson, Lawrence Slater, Kenneth Smith, Betty Sykes, Kay Tyler, Ralph Van Guilik, and Gloria West. Our boys' basketball team won the High School Tournament and the girls lost their Volleyball Champion Title to Sophomores for second place. For our class flower We chose the American Beauty Rose and our motto Indef pendent ever, neutral never. During the four years of high school our class has been well represented in athletics, music, and scholarship contests. -Gloria West fPage Twentyftwoj