Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1949 volume:

' . , ,- ', . .wx-nw.: . ,-, f ,.,,,.. 'W' - , A W, Q 5- , -f w - - - .,-.- f Y- y a. -- ff.Y - .h 3 M-L - y 1-:LU M., Tv N -, .gktg -M N 3 if ' 5 .. x ' .V vi., . K ,Q A - if 5 1 1 1 . 1 v L 'G ,W .E ' NF! ,L Ji .UZ , Q F3 .. A 317 -4.di.E...A A... ...Q hnngy... V .- ,. , -,,..'- ......,.A--..g..f ---. A.- .,--- - .--L -, . X1 ,M M --, M ll -vu m2 as Q H f -x. 1 J, ,fl VYYVVYVYYYYVVYVVYVVYVVVYYYVYYVYVYVVYVVVY PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1949 CRESTON HIGH SCHOOL CRESTON, OHIO YVYYYYVVYYYVVVVYYVVVVYVVVYYYVVYYVVVVVYVY IPAGE ONE1 -ry-u I949 ANNUAL' CRESTON HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION D. I. Mcllvaine ....,............................................,.............. President Kenneth Ream ....... ....... V ice President Nelson Gordon ...................................................................,.. Clerk Miriam Murray - john Henderlong HIGH SCHOOL SONG Onward, fellows, We must conquer Fight for Creston High! Black and Red expects a victory Win for Creston High! f Honor, fame-and glory calling, You must do your best So whate'er the contest Win for Creston High! IPAGE TWOI Fight then, fellows, Fight to conquer Fight for Creston High! Never worry in the contest, Win for Creston High! Though the battle go against you You must stand and light So whate'er the contest Win for Creston High! - ' I94-9 ANNUAL llDllE5llDllllEfMlllfllllDlINll We, the Senior Class of Creston High School, 1949 wish to dedicate this Annual to our Class Advisor who stood by us in our last two years of school life. We dedicate this Annual to Mr. Rich with sincere appreciation. A'la'IA'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'JIRA'IA'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A' IPAGE THREE! I949ANNUAL Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. M rs, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. .M rs. FACULTY 1StROW-hir. Redmond, Mrs. Streett. Miss Easterday, Mrs. Ulmer, Mr. XVork, Mrs. Bibler, Miss Wfeimer. Miss Stewart, Mr. Rich. 2nd Row-Miss Shaner, Mrs. Beers, Mrs. Glasgow, Mrs. Miller, Mrs, Sparr, Mrs. Brockett, Mrs. Steller, Mrs. Zehner, Mrs, Lehman. GRADE FACULTY HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Stewart ,..........,................,.................,........,...,...... Art Mr. Redmond ...................,.........,....,........,................ Music Beers ...... ......... F ifth and Sixth Mrs. Streett ........ ........... S eventh Glasgow ........................ Fifth Miss EilSf6fCl1ly ..... ....... S ophomores Miller .. ....... Fourth IVIIS. Uher .......... ............... I uniors Spnrr ..... ................. S econcl Mr. V'0rk ....... ................ P rincipal Brockett ...... ..........................., F irst MFS. Bbler ......... ......... S uperintenclent Steller ....... ....... T hird and Fifth Miss WCiH1Cr ..... .................... E ighth Zehner ...... ............................. T hird Mr. Rifh .......... ............... S eniors Lehman ........ .........................,.......,... S ixrh Miss Slmflfr ........ ........ F reshmen McQuigg ...... .......... F irst, fnot picture-dj LPAGE FOUR1 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs- N. A' Bibler Mr, Duane E. Work Mr. Diclr I. Rich Wooster College Irfillefllff gfliflgn College B 'l' G K . . Cgguigfcialreen Arts Physical Education Miss Margaret Shaner Miss Estella Easterday Miss Catherine Weimer Ashland College ASl1limd C0llf-Sgt' Wooster College Mathematics English History, Speech Home Economics Mrs. Thomas Streett Mr. Glenn Redmmld Mrs- WHY- Uber Bluffton College , MU5kingh11m Woosfef College History College Chemistry Physical Education Ml1SiC IPAGE FIVE1 I949 ANNUAL9-- -- ,Qi -f suf- THE ANNUAL STAFF lst Row-Dick Ream, Esther Russell, Eleanor West, Virginia Landis, Bill Anshutz. 2nd Row-Annetta Coffey, Virgil Christian, Martha Dravenstott, Bob Hart, Zella Slater, Mr. Rich. Editor-in-Chief ......................... .............. E leanor West Assistant Editor-in-Chief ....... ......... V irginia Landis Business Manager ....................... ............. E sther Russell Assistant Business Manager ........ .................... Z ella Slater Literary Editor ........................ ......... M artha Dravenstott Advertising Editor ......,.............. .................. B ill Anshutz Assistant Advertising Editor ....... .............. D ick Ream Sports Editor .............................. ......... V irgil Christian jokes Editor ....................... ............... B ob Hart Assistant jokes Editor ........ ........ A nnetta Coffey Calendar Editor ............ ......... E leanor West Faculty Advisor ....... ............... M r. Rich I wish to thank the Annual Staff, members of the Senior Class, and my teacher who helped to make this Annual a success.--The Editor. IPAGE SlXl I94-9 ANNUAL I949 ANNUAL RICHARD REAM - Vice-President A little nonsense, now and then, ls relished by the best of men. Annual 4, Vice-President 4, Class Play 3, 4g Student Council 3, Model Club 23 Paper 3g Mixed Course. VIRGIL CHRISTIAN A deed to be done, A goal to be won. Boys' State 35 Class Play 3, 43 Annual 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4g Treasure 2, 43 Student Council 33 Model Club 2g Paper 33 Popp Club 4g College Course. SENIORS ESTHER RUSSELL - President A perfect president nobly planned, To warm, to comfort and command. President 43 Student Council 13 Secretary 3g Y-Teens 23 Prince of Peace 33 Chorus lg Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 3, 43 Class History 4g Commercial Course. ELEANOR WEST - Secretary Absence of interest is not rest, Leaves a heart quite vacant and a mind distressed. Secretary 4, Vice-President 2, 3, Y-Teens, Vice-President 33 Y-Teens, President 43 Cheerleader 2, 33 G. A. A. 43 Popp Club 43 Ink Splashes 33 Band 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual Stall, Editor 43 Prince of Peace 33 Prince of Peace, Alternate 43 Class Play 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Queen's Court 43 Commercial Course. Treasurer LPAGE EIGHTI , 194-9 ANNUAL SENIORS BILL ANSHUTZ I've got lots of vim and pep, A fellow like me has to watch his step. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Model Club 2, Secretary 1, Annual Staff 4, Ink Splashes 3, Popp Club 4, Mixed Course. LOWELL BEYLER Lowell hasn't much to say, He does his work in hisqown quiet way. Popp Club 4, Class Play 4, Paper 3, Prince of Peace 4, College Course. ANNETTA COFFEY Full of fun and mischief too, Doing things she shouldn't do. Class Play 3, 4, President 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, G. A. A. , President 4, Y-Teens 53 Paper Stat? 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Popp Club 4, College Course. MARTHA DRAVENSTOTT The girl with a smile, Is the girl worth while. Prince of Peace 4, Treasure 3, Y-Teens 4, G. A. A. 4, Chorous 1, 2, Class Play 3, 4, Annual 4, Paper 3, 4, Class Prophecy 4, Queen's Court 4, Commercial Course. IPAGE NINEJ l949ANNUALM SENIORS Model Club 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 3, 4g Track 33 Paper 3, Class Play 45 Mixed Course. Though beingzGer1e's brother you'd never know, Considering the distance from head to toe. 111-1- I3......teb Track 31 Annual Staff 3, Ink Splashes 3. HOWARD GRABER Howard is a friend to everyone, A Always kind and full of run. ROBERT HART When joy and duty clash, A. let duty go to smash. Class Play 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Pop Club 4 Model 3g Annual 4g Paper 33 Chorus 1 Mixed Course. JUNIOR LANCE all l, 2, 3, il, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 GENE LANCE I could be better if I would, But it's awful lonesome being goodf, Model Club 2, Mixed Course. IPAGE TENJ XVILLIAM MARKO Wife cam live without books, we can live without rhyming. But where is the man that can live without dining. Model Club 25 Class Play 5, 4, President, Student Council Sig Paper Stal? rig College Course. STANLEY MILLER Politely mannered, striving to win We assure a future for him. Model Club 2, Class Play 4, Student, Vice President 4g Mixed Course. I949 ANNUAL SENIORS VIRGINIA LANDIS She-'s always jolly, bright, and gay, Wfith friends enough to throw away. Continental 1, 2, 33 President 1, 3g Class Play 3, 4, Prince of Peace :ig Secretary 2g President, Popp Club 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Paper Editor 4, Assistant Editor, Annual Staff 4: Class Will fig Queens Court 4, College Course. RALPH MCCLINTOCK May someday my approaches be, accepted by a girl for only me. Baseball 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3g Glee Club 23 Mixed Course. IPAGE ELEVENI 1 I949 ANNUAL SENIORS ZELLA SLATER Happy am I. from care I am free, Why aren't there more, contented like me? Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Class Play 3, 4, Y-Teens 2 3, G. A. A., Vice-President 4, Paper 1, 2, 5, 4, Annual 4 CLASS COLORS . Maroon and Gold CLASS FLOWER . ...... . Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO .... Out of School Life, into Life's School WHAT WE WERE, BEFORE WHAT WE ARE lst Row-Howard Graber, Bill Marko, Donald Perry, Esther Pinkley, Annetta Coffey, Gene Lance, Dick Hall, Jim Smith, QUnknown.j 2nd Row--Virgil Christian, Charles Peppard, Wanda Craft, Shirley Howell, fUnknownJ, Eleanor West, Esther Woodw'ard, Richard Beichler. 3rd Row-Richard Peppard, Dean Litman, Donna Finley, Dick Ream, fllnknownj, Bill Pate, jerry Lance, fUnknownJ, Mrs. QMillerj Erdos. Back in the year of 1936 we were just another group of first graders. We were a group of twenty-five when entering school. During these twelve years of school, we have lost and gained different members of the class. Our losses were out numbered by gains, so as a result we have a Senior Class of seventeen. Wie still have but seven members who survived all twelve years of school at Creston. They are Dick Ream, Virgil Christian, Eleanor West, Howard Graber, Bill Marko, Annetta Coffey, and Gene Lance. LPAGE TWELVEI I949 ANNUAL DEDICATION At this time and space, we as fellow classmates in our Freshmen and Sophomore years, wish to express our mutual feelings in the absence of John Clark. Formerly being in Akron he joined us as a Freshman. He was a great asset to our Basketball and Baseball teams, and we were all deeply stricken to learn of his untimely death. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY QFreshmenj 1945 - 1946 Twentyfnine faces were eagerly facing the front of the room in September of 1945. Were we ever big now. Why in four years we were going to make the best class that ever graduated from Creston High School. Along with a lot of planning we chose the following officers to govern our class. Presidentg Paul Lenagcher, Vice Presidentg Jerry Lance, Secretaryg Bill Antchutz, Treasurer, Wanda Craft, Student Councilg john Clark and Esther Russell. As our adviser we chose Miss Mcllvaine. Even if we were grown up and in High School now we weren't too old to have fun. We all bundled up for a hayride which was our first Freshman party. We all had a nice time. We were gifted with two new boys, jim Weliver and john Clark. However jim left us before the year was up. In May, twenty-nine very happy freshmen, rather bored of being just fresh- men, retired to their homes for a three month vacation. QSOphomorej 1946 - 1947 In the fall of 1946, 21 members of our original Freshman Class returned to take their very honored places in the front of the study hall. During the summer we gained 2 members, Zella Slater and Anton Dyke. We chose as our officers the following: President, john Clark, Vice President, Eleanor West, Secretary, Zella Slater, Treasurer, Virgil Christian, Student Council, Wanda Craft and Ralph McClintock. We chose as our adviser Miss Smith. IPAGE THIRTEENl I949 ANNUALC - CLASS HISTORY It was in this class that we chose our class colors and flowers. The colors were to be maroon and gold, and our flower was to be the yellow rose. Among our parties and activities we had a hay ride and a corn roast. Every- one had a wonderful time. Toward the end of the year we lost quite a few of our classmates who either got married or just quit school. However in May the remainder of our class turned away rather anxious for the day when they could return as upper classmen. Uuniorj 1947 - 1948 Again we return to our Winter Home , branded with the very honored title of Junior. At the beginning of the year we got our class sweaters which were maroon and gold. We also received our rings. We were all very much grieved to hear of the death of one of our members, john Clark, who was famous to us as a great athlete. We were very pleased to have chosen the following as our leaders for this year. President, Annetta Coffeyg Vice President, Eleanor Westg Secretary, Esther Russellg Treasurer, Martha Dravenstott. We chose Mr. Rich as our adviser. Our Class play Professor, How Could You turned out to be a great success. Everyone liked it very much. To be a memory in our minds for many years to come is the event of our junior and Senior Banquet. It was held at Mozenas and everyone was pleased with the meal and the entertainment. In the Spring a very happy family of juniors were very anxious to get away from pencils and books. i fSeniorsj 1948- 1949 We finally made it and our class, which has sifted down to seventeen, is very proud to be the first senior class ever to be gifted with a private room. We were all very happy to welcome Virginia Landis into our family of seniors. We chose our officers which turned out to be the following: President, Esther Russellg Vice President, Dick Ream, Secretary, Eleanor Westg Treasurer, Virgil Christian. On the Student Council was Bill Marko and Stanley Miller. As our adviser we chose Mr. Rich. Our class play entitled, Home Sweet Homicide, turned out to be a great success. As in previous years, we were given the privilege of taking over the job of the teachers for a day. We all had a great time and gained a lot of experience. In May, our class, which has finally succeeded in completing twelve years of school, realize that we are going from School life, to Life's School. -ESTHER RUSSELL OUR CLASSES' MISTAKE When God gave out brains, we thought he said trains, and we missed ours. When God gave out noses, we thought he said roses, and ordered big ones. When God gave out ears, we thought he said beersg and ordered two large ones. When God gave out legs, we thought he said kegs, and ordered two fat ones. When God gave out looks, we thought he said books, and said we didn't want any. Boy, are we a mess!!!!!!!! LPAGE FOURTEENJ -I94-9 ANNUAL CLASS WILL The Senior Class, of the City of Creston, Wayne County, Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this, our Last Will and Testament, in manner and form following: To the juniors: XVe bequeath our dignity. and home room position. To the Sophmores: Wie bequeath our knowledge and grades .Cif they happen to find any that are usablej. To the Freshmen: We direct that all else that is left by us be trans- ferred as soon as it can be conveniently arranged. To the Eight Grade: We will all of our experience f??j of these past 12 years. To the Seventh Grade: Vile will five more years of hard work to get where we are. We do solemly will the following things to the most worthy receivers: Mrs. Bibler-well behaved students to take our place. Mr. Work-our carved desks in order to be refinished. Mr. Rich-a leather bound book entitled HOW TO COPE WITH THE TRYING SENIORS. Miss Easterday--all our hidden chalk and erasers. Mrs. Uher-expert mathematicians. Miss Shaner-our ability to argue. Miss Weimer-ready, able, and willing speakers. Mr. Redmond--our best voices and musical talents. Mrs. Streett--a match to ser fire to the current events maps. And to all the faculty, we give, will, and bequeath an extra large supply of nerve medicine. IPAGE FIFTEENl I949 ANNUAL' PERSONAL I, Howard Graber, will my physics workbook to anyone wishing to fill it out. I, Annetta Coffey, will my long hair to Barbara Harman. I, junior Lance, will my short hair to Whilbert Collins. I, Dick Ream, will my build to Lyle Kauffman. I, Martha Dravenstott, will my ability of writing daily letters to Carole Smith and Sylvia Murray. I, Virgil Christian, will my height to Donald Fair. I, Bob Hart, will my freakish ways and ideas to whom is fool enough to have them. I, Gene Lance, will my quiet Ways to Jack Gantz. I, Virginia Landis, will my excess plumpness to Joanne Long. I, Lowell Beyeler, will myself to all the junior girls. I, Ralph McClintock, will my guitar, fiddle, and hill-billy songs to Esther Graber and Ruth Brammer. I, Eleanor Wfest, will my sense of humor to Barbara Bixler. I, Bill Anshutz, will my desire to play hookey to Jim and Virtle Smith. I, Stanley Miller, will my Personality to Dale Mclllvaine. I, Esther Russell, will my life-long job at the Canaan Meat Market to Bill Starkey. I, Zella Slater, gladly will my knocking knees to the future speech class. I, Bill Marko, will my way with a junior girlfsj to Gary Murray. We do solemly swear to anyone wishing to challenge us, about any part of this testament that we are not responsibile for anything. THE SENIOR CLASS OF CRESTON HIGH SCHOOL IPAGE SIXTEEN1 l'949 ANNUAL CLASS PROPHECY It's the year nineteen hundred and fifty-nine, The grass is green and the sky is blue. I wonder what became of those classmates of mine, Wlmo graduated, in number, so few. But come with me and we'll look around, To see if those classmates can still be found. The sun of a beautiful August day was just beginning to set when Karen called her father and three brothers from the fields. The days work had just been finished and they were all looking forward to a good evening of enjoyment. just who is the farmer? It is none other than D. I. Rich. With his slippers and pipe Mr. Rich and his wife had just seated themselves on the porch when he happened to think of the Crestonia. He called for Dick jr. to bring it. When Dick jr. brought it he asked why he always read it before or after supper. Well , said father, I used to teach school where this paper is being pub- lished. In those years 1947-1948 through 1948-1949 the town was quite small but now it has grown quite a bit. Picking up the paper he began to read, when suddenly he broke the silence by saying Wilma, read this! SENIOR CLASS OF 1949 HAS REUNION The class of 1949 were all invited to attend the class reunion at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ream on August 4, 1959. They spent most of the day getting acquainted after ten years of not seeing each other. All of a sudden there was a great roar coming from the front of the house. We all peered around the corner to see and there she was, none other than Zella Slater. We might have known it was she for she always roared the motor when she was learning to drive in school. When she came in I got her to tell me all about what she was doing. She had just come up from Texas and decided to drop in. She said she is living on a beautiful ranch and instead of bringing her hve children she left them home with their father. While talking with Zella, Eleanor West came up to chat a while. She in- formed me that Esther Russell and Virginia Landis were sorry but they could not be present because of their work. All three were in the same business. Seems they still were continuing their Lonely Hearts Club since they were in school but it had grown to be much larger. After telling me about them, Eleanor told me about Annetta Coffey. Seems she had gone on to college and after all her hard work became the president of Dennison College. Speaking of colleges, I often wondered what became of Bill Marko. After looking through the crowd I finally spied him. I hadn't realized I had changed IPAGE SEVENTEENI I949 ANNUAL so, because he didn't recognize me, but after I introduced myself we were very good friends. I asked him what was keeping him busy. He said after going through college he decided to be a teacher and was now teaching at Creston, Still thinking that he might have gotten married, I asked if he had and sure enough he had a wife and to my surprise three little Markos. While speaking with Bill, Stanley Miller came into my mind because he always was with Bill during our school days. I learned Stanley had built his fathers' farm into a very large dairy. It is the biggest in Wayne County so I was informed. It seems Stanley hasn't been married very long. He had to wait till Patty was out of school which was four years and to add to this he left to go to college to study farming for three years. Ralph McClintock has been doing very good for himself so I heard. He started his work by working as a mechanic. He now has a large garage somewhere in the west which explained his absence. Gene Lance has been making very well so we heard. Since graduating from school he has taken complete control of the La Reine Market and has even changed the name. It now stands as the La Reine and Lance Market, the biggest market in Creston. While on the subject of Lances there is another Lance that comes to my mind. That is junior. Junior, after taking a great interest in sports in school Qespecially baseballj decided to try our for the League. He is now with the Cleveland Indians who have a very good idea that he will become the best first sacker they have ever had. I learned from junior that Howard Graber has followed his fathers footsteps and has become a very successful farmer. He has even followed his footsteps as far as to get married. While looking around the crowd to see if I should know any other persons, my glance fell upon a very nice looking gentleman. I almost forgot that we had a minister in the class. To my great surprise and I know everybody else, Bob Hart became a very good minister. He invited me to attend his church and said that I would not miss it for it was located on the square of Jackson and in front there was a sign Holy Roller. After talking to Bob, Bill Anshutz came up to say hello. He said that his 'business has not been very good and has decided to move to another state. His reason he claimed, there were too many vetenarians in the state of Ohio. Lowell Beyeler is trying to bring back the real civilization by selling horses and buggies, including baby buggies. Last but not least comes the bachelor of the class. We often wondered why Virgil Christian never married and finally his sister told us. He never asked a girl for a date. Good enough reason!! And now for myself, I've done too many numerous things to tell so I will end. -Martha Dravenstott. IPAGE EIGTHEENI I94-9 ANNUAL I949 ANNUAL 1st Row Virtle Smith, Fred Meyer Sylvia Murray Dale Mcllvarne jo Anne Long Carole Smith, Bill Starkey Wfrlber Collins Und Row Richard Beichler, Bertha Dravenstott Barbara Housevsorth Betty Stahl Charlotte Rook, Kathryn Rennecker Glenna McClintock Loretta Vrall Mrs Uher jim Smith ard Row Esther Graber, Ruth Brammer Mary Mulhollan Sheila Conn Erma Christian Sally Reese, Barham Bivler President .......... Vice President Secretary ........... Treasurer ....... TRAI RICHARD BEICHLER . BARBARA BIXLER . RUTH BRAMMER . . ERMA CHRISTIAN . WILBERT COLLINS . SHIELA CONN .... BERTHA DRAVENSTOTT ESTHER ORABER . . . BARBARA HOUSEWORTH JOANNE LONG . . . GLENNA MCCLINTOCK FRED MEYER . . . DALE MCILVAINE . . MARY MULHOLLAN. . SYLVIA MURRAY . . CAROLE SMITH . JAMES SMITH . VIRTLE SMITH . BETTY STAHL . BILLSTARKEY . . . CHARLOTTE ROOK . SALLY REESE .... KATHRYN RENNECKER LORETTA VIALL . . . MRS. UHER ..... I949 ANNUAL N OF THOUGHT . Do You or Don't You? . Oh-That Blue Plymouth! . If I were in Wheeling . . . . just like a movie star! . If only my ring finger were bigger! . That cute little house! If it were only warmer. I wish I was in Nashville, Tenn. . . California here I Come. NO. 5 Hope Bill comes over tonight? . If I didnlt have to take English! . If only Sally would get married. . What to make-next? . Oh! that blond Senior. . I wish I were in Kent. . If I were a Senior . . . . If I could only stay awake in History Class! . Oh! that beautiful blue car! . Wish I had my Physics done. . If Fred wasn't so bashful. If someone Could take a hint! If only there waSn't a rear view mirror! . If Indiana wasr1't so far away! . A few more months No school! John DeChant is another member of the junior Class who just recently came to Creston School from Milford, Delaware. We are sorry he wasn't here in time to have his picture taken, but we can tell you his Train of Thought. It seems to be sports IPAGE TWENTX'-ONEI I949 AN'NILALl W - - - - Q-, lst Row- Znd Row 3rd Row lst Row- Znd Row SOPHMORE CLASS qfopp Miss Easterday, Darlene Hamilton, Fonda Brammer, Bob Stillwagner, Barbara Harman, Carole Hanzie, Twila Ammon. -Beverly Yeagley, Ellen Fetzer, Barbara Cabell, Ellyn Griffin, Gerry Phouts, Phyllis Earick, Alka Marcum. -jack Gantz. jerry Schaad, Noble Rook, Milton Beyeler, Llody Marcum. FRESHMEN CLASS 'fbottomj Eugene johnson, Pauline Stewart, Jim Fetzer, Carol Beichler, Jean Allen, Jim Crabtree, Evelyn Dravenstott, Lisle Kaufman, Elloween Rook, Paul Fouche. Patsy Viall. -jo Felming, Paul Mulhollan, John Uhler, Stanley Frey, Donald Perry, Donna Pmklev, Gerald Young, Bill Christian, Leo Fetzer, Bob Rhoads, Donald Fair, Miss Shaner. 3rd Row-Dwight Derrenberger, Marcia Rhoads. Caroline Sigler, Patty Nalley, Sue Robinson, Patty Reese, Roberta Marcum, Joanne Younker, Joanne Copley, Dean Bricker. IPAGE TXWENTY-TXVOI I949 ANNUAL SOPHMORES - ALWAYS FOUND TWILA AMMON . . . MILTON BEYELER . . FONDA BRAMMER . BARBARA CABELL . PHYLLIS EARICK . ELLEN FETZER JACK GANTZ . . . ELLYN GRIFEEN . . BETTY HACKWORTH . DARLINE HAMILTON . CAROLE HANZIE . . . BARBARA HARMAN . ALKA MARCUM . . LLOYD MARCUM . GBRRY PHOUTS . ETHEL REUSSER . NOBLE ROOK . . . JERRY SCHAAD , . . BOB STILLWAGNER . BEVERLY YEAGLY . Miss EASTERDAY. . . with john asking stupid questions in class fwithdrawnj saying no when asked for dates looking innocent with Carole being loud jumping center Qwithdrawnj walking the streets in a good mood being pestered in a blue Nash saying Oh, I say! getting in too late telling stories going to Burbank acting clOpey writing notes blushing at basketball games with UQ If You're Ever Looking For The Freshmen, This Is What You'll Find Them Doing BILL CHRISTIAN . . . DONNA PINKLEY . LEO FETZER . . . IIM CRABTREE . . . ROBERTA MARCUM . . MARCIA RHOADS . PATSY VIALL .... BOB RHOADS .... CAROL BEICHLER . . . DWIGHT DERRENBERGER' ' ' JOE ELEMING .... PAUL MULHOLLAN . . GERALD YOUNG . . . DEAN BRICKER . . . EVELYN DRAVENSTOTT PAUL FOUCHE .... PATTY NALLEY . . . JOANNE YOUNKER . . JEAN ALLEN . . . DONALD FAIR .... ENGENE JOHNSON . . JOANNE COPLEY . . LISLE KAUFMAN . JIM FETZER . . PATTY REESE . SUE ROBINSON . . ELLOWEEN ROOK . . PAULINE STEWART . . JOHN UHLER . . . CAROLINE SIGLER . DONALD PERRY . . STANLEY EREY , . . Growing Listening to Far Away Places Thinking Telling jokes Drawing pictures Listening for a wolf call Taking pictures Being lazy Learning Looking bored Doing Algebra Shying the girls Delivering papers Playing his guitar Watching Gerald Teasing Rolling her eyes Square dancing Laughing Making airplanes Keeping quiet Writing letters to W. Va. Looking for his lost week-end Thinking about Canaan Thinking! fabout a Senior, Getting into trouble Helping Sue get out of trouble Making glad eyes fwithdrawnj fwithdrawnj Qwithdrawnj fwithdrawnj jane DeChant was a newcomer to our class recently. We are sorry she didn't come in time to have her picture taken. But If you're over looking for her, you'll find her studyingf, LPAGE TWENTY THREEI ' I949 ANNUAL lst Row- Znd Row 5rd Row lst Row- 2nd Row 3rd Row EIGHTH GRADE qfopy Patty Schaad, Eldon Young, Betty Earick, Maynard Rennecker, Ora Frary, Margaret Hattield, Don Markley, Don Litman, George High, Donna Letherman, Elton Moose. -james Collins, Harold Perry, Dorothy Reese, Carol Campbell, Shirley Clark, Violet Wfoods, Carol Henderlong, Loretta Yoder, Emily Gertsenslager, Marolyn Yeagley, Barbara Knepp, jo Ritzi, Harriet Reese, Donna McVey, Miss Wfeirner. -Donald johnson, Ronald Russell, Dorothy Brammer, Carolyn Cabell, Willianm Schertz, Robert Beyeler, Hazel Lehman, Helen Hanzie, Chester King, Bill Keltz. SEVENTH GRADE qbom-,my Clyde Miller, Ruth johnson, Bill Slater, Alma High, Clark Dyck, Sue Hatlield, James Viall, Margaret Discus, Carl Reese, Janice Gasser, Paul Younker, Kay Harman. -Virginia Plough, Barbara Rhoads, Mary Beachy, Norma Markley, Alice Christian, Shirley XX'est, Lois Dravenstott, Betty Bolen, Marilyn Reece, Stanley Houseworth, Bob Perry, Jack Steinmetz, Marlene Cabell, Walter Ammon, Albert McGlone, Calvin Miller, Mrs. Streett. -Gloria McMillen, Don Ramsier, Avanella Hackworth, Marion Russell, Shirley Keltz, Dale Starkey, Bonnie Franks, Robert Ruesser, Thelma Keltz, Roberta Rhoads. IPAGE TWENTY-FOURJ EIGHTH GRADE CAROL CAMPBELL . . ROBERT BEYLER . . EMILY GERSTENSLAGER HAROLD PERRY . . ORA FRARY .... BARBARA KNEPP , HELEN HANZIE . . MILDRED FERGUSON . RONALD RUSSELL . DOROTHY REESE . ELDON YOUNG . SHIRLEY CLARK . DONALD MARKLEY . LORETTA YODER . . JEANETTE NALLEY . JAY LANCE . . PATTY SCHAAD . JO RITzI . . . HAZEL LEAMAN . BILL KELTZ . . . SHIRLEY FRARY . . . CAROL HENDERLONG . HARRIET REESE . . CHESTER KING . . I 9 4 9 A N N U A L -WHAT WOULD IT BE LIKE IF? . . wOuldn't quarrel with Bill Frary . . . would Hirt with the girls . wOuldn't flirt with the boys . . . wou1dn't be so shy . . . . . . would shout . . . . could have Bill Keltz . didn't like to visit Chester, Ohio . . . . were Short and fat . was tall, dark, and handsome . . didn't like Don Ramsier . . didn't like a certain 7th grader . . . . . didn't wear tight skirts didn't like someone by the name of Peg . . . . didn't like Paul Younker didn't like tall, dark, and handsome boys woudn't throw paper wads at the girls . . didn't wear thin dresses to school . . . wouldn't pick on a freshman . . . . . . didn't like Virt . wouldn't go for all the new girls . didn't have the nickname blue eyes . . . . . was tall and skinny . . .A . . was short and fat . paid attention in arithmetic Class DONNA MCVEY . . . . could get 100 in spelling all the time MAYNARD RENNECKER MARGARET HATEIELD DONALD JOHNSON . VIOLET WOODS . MARILYN YEAGLY . JAMES COLLINS . . DONNA LEATHERMAN GEORGE HIGH . . . DOROTHY BRAMMER . WILLIAM SCHERTZ . CAROLYN CABELL . BETTY EARICK . GARRY MURRAY . MISS WEIMER . . . . . . . was tall and fat . didn't have her eye on Don Markley . would get good grades in arithmetic . wouldn't wear low necked blouses . . didn't go for the tight sweaters . . . . . couldn't draw pictures didn't have her Home Economic lessons . . . . . didn't like Dorothy . . . . didn't like George . wouldn't have his English lessons . . . wouldn't chase all the boys didn't go to the Canaan Square dances . didn't like a Certain eighth grader . could make the eighth grade behave EPAGE TWENTY-FIVEI I949 ANNUAL SEVENTH GRADE-WHAT WOULD IT BE LIKE IF? ALMA HIGH . . RAYMOND PLOUGH CLYDE MILLER . LoIs DRAvENsTOTT SUE HATFIELD . BETTY BOLBN . CLARK DYCK . . ALICE CHRISTIAN BONNIE ERANKS . ROBERTA RHOADS NORMA MARKLEY MARGARET DICUS RUTH JOHNSON . WALTER AMMON CARL REESE . . SHIRLEY WEST . BOB JOHNSON . JAMES VIALL . . THELMA KELTZ . BARBARA RHOADS BILL FRARY . . MARLENE CABELL DALE STARKEY . MARILYN REECE . JANICE GASSER . MARY BEACHY . SHIRLEY KELTZ . BILLY SLATER . ROBERT REUSSER . DONALD RAMSIER KAY HARMAN . . . . . wasn't shy . . wasn't a giant . . had a girl-friend . wOuldn't argue with Shirley West . would smoke the WHS didn't have a boyifriend . . had straight hair . couldn't ask questions . . . was dumb . . . could spell . . . had a temper would tell the lucky guy . . would sit still peace pipe with Avanella . . . would study . . . wasn't silly wouldn't wear lipstick . . would read slow tall, dark, and handsome . . . . was swift . . wasn't so short . A . . didn't laugh . had long blond hair . would tease the girls would let the boys alone . was tall and slender wasn't tall . . would take her eye off Bill Frary . wou1dn't crack jokes . didn't like a girl by the name of Carolyn . didn't like the girls . . . was tall AVANELLA HACKWORTH . . cOuldn't blush BOB PERRY . . CALVIN MILLER . PAUL YOUNKER . VIRGINIA PLOUGH GLORIA MCMILLAN JANE BOYES . . ALBERT MCGLONE JACKIE STEINMETZ IPAGE TXVENTY SIXJ . . . lost his voice . . . . was smart didn't like Loretta Yoder . . had brown eyes didn't have blond hair didn't like Dickie Coleman . . . couldn't Sing could get to school on time I949 ANNUAL I949 ANNUAL SENIOR PLAY CAST 1st Row-Stanley Miller, Bill Marko, Esther Russell, Eleanor YXfest, Martha Dravenstott, Ralph McClintock, Virgil Christian, Miss Weimer. 2nd Row-Bob Hart, Dick Ream, Zella Slater, Annetta Coffey Beyeler, Howard Graber, Bill Anshutz. Marian Carstairs Archie ...................- April .................. Dinah ...,............ Polly Walker ..... Wallie Sanford ..,.... Mrs. Cherington Mr. Cherington ..r.... Cleve Calahan ...... Bill Smith ..........,. Sergeant O'Hare Pete ..,..,..,.. ........... joella ................ Flashlight ......, Slukey ...... Stage Managers ......... HOME SWEET HOMICIDE Virginia Landis, Lowell a mystery-story writer ......,.............,. Eleanor West .......her young son ..,.....her dramatic daughter ...,....her practical daughter .,......an actress neighbor .......a garden fan , ....... her husband ....... .. a surprise .....,,... ..... ,... .......a police lietenant .....,,,Bill Marko .........Martha Dravenstott ........Esther Russell .......,Annetta Coffey ........Bill Anshutz ........Zella Slater ,,..,.,,,Dick Ream ........Stan1ey Miller .........Ralph McClintock .......h1s assistant ......,.Virgil Christian .......Dinah's O. and O. ........Bob Hart menace ,,s.....Virginia Landis .......of the mob ,...,,,.Lowell Beyeler P of the mob .....,,.,.......,......,................ Howard Graber DIRECTOR: Miss Catherine Weimer ............Dick Ream, Virgil Christian, Stanley Miller, Bill Anshutz Business Manager ........ ...,......,...............,....,..,.....,............................,....... M artha Dravenstott Programs ............,..... .. .... .....................,....,............. E leanor West Property Managers ....... ...,,..,.......,.................,............,........................... A netta Coffey, Zella Slater Prompter ......,....................,.......................,..............,.....................,...............,v........,....... Howard Graber Ushers are members of the Junior Class: jo Ann Long - Sally Reese - Carole Smith - Erma Christian - Sylvia Murray LPAGE TNWENTY-EIGHTJ I949 ANNUAL lst Row-Sylvia Murray, Bill Starkey, Erma Christian, Kathryn Rennecker, Dale Mcllvaine jo Anne Long. 2nd Row-john DeChant, Virtle Smith, Bertha Dravenstott, Barbara Bixler, Esther Graber Wilbur Collins, Sally Reese, Carole Smith, Fred Meyers. Taylor Snowden .,.,., Hester Carter ..,,.,,,, Camilla jeffrey ..,,, Marvin Ellis ....,........, Detective ....,,...............,.. Mrs. Della Brewster ..... Buddy Thompson ........ Diane Brewster ........ Phyllis Corbett ....... Leland King ..,........ Elaine NX'oodbury .....,....... SHE FORGOT TO REMEMBER junior Class Play Cast .,..,.,engaged ....,..guest at .......guest at ...Mengaged ...Wengaged .......manager to Elaine ..,.. the hotel ......... the hotel ,..,..,.. ,. to Gwendolyn .,,.. by the hotel ,..r.. of the hotel .... bellboy ....,......,,....,,.,,..,.,.,. 'vi rs, Brewster's daughter -1 guest ...................,..,....... a man of mystery ...,.... ...Wengaged to Taylor .,,,,. Bill Starkey Carol Smith Bertha Dravenstott Dale hflcllvaine Wilber Collins Esther Graber Fred Lfeyer Barbara Bixler Sally Reese ,Virtle Smith Erma Christian Gewndolyn Archer ,........... ,..,...' 1 n actress ..,...,......,... . Kate Rennecker Miss Minnie Pearl Ellis .,,,.., ..........,.. B iarvin's aunt .......r,.....,,.......v....r.,,..,. Io Anne Long Mrs. Bernice Wfoodbury ,,.,..,....,....,..... Elaine's mother ..,.....,.,....r........,,,,.... Sylvia Murray DIRECTOR: Miss Catherine Weiiner Hand Properties ,,,.,,, ..,,,,,.,....,.,.,,,... ,,.,,.,,.,.......,.,,,,.. R u th Brammer, Glenna MCClintoClt Costumes .,.,..,,,.,,,.,,. ..,.......,...r.......,....,,...,....,.. M ary Mulhollan Furniture ,....r.,,,... ,......,..,..,....,,. L oretta Vial, Betty Stahl Stage Manager r...r, ......,,......,..........,.., R ichard Beichler Prompter ..........,....,r., ,....,,..,..................,..,.. J ohn De Chlnt Publicity Managers .,,.. .....,,...,....,..,,.,,....,........,................,........., C harlotte Rook, Erma Christian Ushers are members of the Senior Class: Virginia Landis - Annetta Coffey - Zella Slater - Martha Dravenstott - Eleanor Vfest IPAGE TXWENTY-NINE! I949 ANNUAL STUDENT COUNCIL qfopp 1st Row-Fred Meyers, Nancy Campbell lwithdrawnj, Bill Marko, Stanley Miller, Barbara Bixler, Jean Allen. 2nd Row-Maynard Rennecker, Noble Rook, Patty Reese, Bill Starkey, john Uhler, Mr. W'oxk. BAND and ORCHESTRA fbottomj lst Row-Barbara Knepp, jim Smith, Bill Marko, Ralph McClintock, Dwight Derrenberger, Stanley Frey, Barbara Harman, Carole Henderlong. 2nd Row-Eleanor West, Hazel Lehman, jo Anne Long, Donna Pinkley, Gerry Phouts, Annetta Coffey, Carole Smith, Barbara Bixler, Mr. Redmond. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: President .....,.......... ....,.v,..,....... B ill Marko Secretary ....,..,...,,..... ,..e... B arbara Cabell Vice President ......, . ......... Stanley Miller Treasurer ..,,..,.. Fred Meyer DIRECTOR: Mr. Work IPAGE THIRTY1 ' 1 I949 ANNUAL lst Row- 2nd Row SENIOR CHORUS ftopj Alka Marcum, Barbara Cabell. Kathyrn Renneuker, Erma Christian, Barham Bixler, Charlotte Rook, Jo Anne Long, Sylvia Murray, Nancy Campbell lVVithdrawnJ, Jean Allen. -Patty Viall, Patty Reece, Marcia Rhoads, Caroline Sigler flVithdrawnJ, Joanne Co mley, Evelyn Drayenstott, Patty Nalley, Joanne Younker, Barbara Harmon, Darlene Hamilton, Liile Kaufman, Mr. Redmond. Srcl Row-Beverly Yeagley, John Uhler tVVithdrawnJ. Betty Hnckworth CNVithdrawnJ, Bob Rhoads, Ethel l st How- Russer, Phvllis Earick, Twila Ammon, Ellen Griilen, Elloween Rook, Ruth Brammer, Carole Beichler, Gerry Phouts. Pauline Steivart Donna Pinkley, Roberta Mamum, Dwight Derreu- burger, Sue Robinson, Jack Cantz, Jun Crabtree. JUNIOR CHORUS fbotromj Marlene Cabell, Shirley Clark, Ora Frary, Margaret Dycus, Mary Beachy, Shirley NVest, Betty Bolen, Avanella Haekworth, Ruth Johnson, Barbara Knepp, Donna Litnian. 2nd Row-Bill Slater, Elton Moose, NValler Ammon, Mr. Redmond, Shirley Keltz, Bonnie Franks, Dorothy Reese, Carol Campbell. Roberta Rboads, Barbara Rhoads. Donna Leatherman, Kay Harmon, Thelma Keltz, Alma Hiirli, Carole Cabell, Jeanette Nalley, Paul Younker, Chester King, Robert Beyeler. Srd Row-Dorothy Braminer, Violet Vtloods, Marilyn Yeaglv, Hazel Leainon, Emilv Gertsenlager, Helen Hanzie, Lorette Yoder, Jn Ritzi, Sue Hatfield, Carry Murray. Patricia Schaad, lanice Gasser, Carole Henderlong, Lois Dravenstott, Donna McVey, Nomm Markley, Alice Christian, Marylin Reese, Virginia Plough, Harriet Reese, George High. IPAGE THIRTY-ONEJ I949 ANNUAL- Y-TEENS ftopj lst Row-Erma Christian, Martha Dravenstott, lean Allen, Barbara Hnnnan, Eleanor XVest, Sally Reese, Charlotte Rook, Gerry Phouts, Io Anne Long. 2nd Row-Joaime Younker, Evelyn Dravenstott, Ellyn Grillen, Barbara Cabell, Joanne Copley, Nancy Campbell lVVitlidrawnJ, Bliss Eastercluy. Srcl Row-Darlene Hamilton, Elloween Rook. Pauline Stewart, Sue Robinson, Betty Hackwortb fVVith- dmwnl, Loretta Vinll, Patty Nalley, Carol Beiehler, Roberta Murcxnn. President .,.,...,.,,,.,,..,,,,..,........t.... Eleanor VUest Secretary ......,.......,.......t.t.,.... Barbara Harman Vice President ,.., ,.....,. S ally Reese Treasurere ..i,. ...,... C lmrlotte Rook DIRECTOR: Miss Easterday G. A. A. Qbottomj lst Row-Darlene Hamilton, Barbara Harman, Carole Smith, Sylvia Murray, Zella Slater, Annetta Coffey, jo Anne Long, Barbara Bixler, Patty Nalley. 2nd Row-Patty Viall, Loretta Viall, lean Allen, Marcia Rhoads, Sally Reese, Bertha Dravenstott, Martha Dnwenstott, Emma Christian, Mrs. Streett. 3rd Row-Sue Robinson, Charlotte Rook, Donna Pinkley, Patty Reese, Evelyn Dravenstott, Eleanor West, Gerry Phouts, Betty Stahl, Joanne Copley. President ................................... Annetta Coffey Secretary ...... .....,. S ylvia Murray Vice President .......... Zellu Slater Treasurer ..... ..... G erry Phouts DIRECTOR: Mrs. Streett IPAGE THIRTY-TWOI I949 ANNUAL I949 ANNUAL BASEBALL TEAM ftopj 1st Row-jerry Lance, Bill Starkey, Bill Christian, Ralph McClintock, Virgil Christian, Bob 2nd Row 1st Row-Bob Stillwagner, Bill Anshutz, Howard 2nd Row-Mr Rich Dwight Derrenber er Bill Rhoads, Junior Lance, Noble Rook. --Mr. Rich, Lyle Kaufman, Gerald Young, jerry Schaad, Bill Anshutz, Dean Bricker, Jack Gantz, jim Crabtree, Donald Fair, Howard Graber, Dwight Derrenberger, Bill Slater. BASKETBALL TEAM qbofwmp Graber, Virgil Christian, Dick Beichler, Jack Gantz. Christian, Gerald Young, joe Fleming, Not pictured: Bill Starkey. junior Lance, Noble Rook, Virtle Smith, - , 8 , Jim Crabtree, Don Fair, Eldon Young. LPAGE THIRTY-FOURJ .I949 ANNUAL BASEBALL TEAM Qtopj Like the basketball team the baseball team lacked experienced lettermen. The three returning lettermen are: Bill Anshutz, Virgil Christian and Junior Lance. The rest of the squad is Dean Bricker, Bill Christian, Jim Crabtree, Dwight Derreriberger, Donald Fair, Jack Gantz, Howard Graber, Ralph McClintock, Bob Rhoads, Noble Rook, jerry Schaad, Bill Starkey, and Gerald Young. ' This fall we had a fair season by breaking eveng winning three and loosing three games. This spring we are hoping for a better season. Here are the baseball scores. Creston Sterling 11 Creston Apple Creek 21 Creston Smithville 6 Creston Sterling 3 Creston Congress 12 Creston Smithville 6 Creston Leroy 7 'called because of darkness TRACK Last Spring we had track for the first time in several years. We didn't win any meets but the boys had the right spirits and tried their very best. This spring we have one returning letterman, Virgil Christian. We are hoping to do better this year. BASKETBALL TEAM fbottomj Handica ped by only one returning letterman, Bill Anshutz, the team was made up of inexperienced, boys. The rest of the varsity consisted of Dick Beichler, Virgil Christian, Jack Gantz, Howard Graber, Junior Lance, Noble Rook, Virtle Smith and Bob Stillwagner. Despite the excellent and patient coaching of Dick Rich, we had a rather poor season, winning only four games. We are hoping for a better season next year, but they will also be handicapped again because the five regulars this season are all seniors. Below are the totals and the individual scoring. 'Creston Sterling 53 Creston Smithville 42 Creston Dalton 45 'Creston Seville 29 Creston Mt. Eaton 20 Creston Doylestown 55 Creston Fredericksburg 54 'Creston Orrville 50 Creston Shreve 31 'Creston Leroy 41 Creston Chester 46 Creston West Salem 41 Creston Congress 24 '5Creston Clinton 44 Creston Burbank 40 'Creston American Legion 41 Creston Sterling 53 ii Creston Sterling 41 NCreston Smithville 61 SNon League Sswayne County Tournament Games INDIVIDUAL SCORING Pos. FG FT Total V. Christian ........ ................ F 40 28 108 J. Lance ........... ......... F 38 33 109 R. Beichler ..... ........ G 37 18 92 B. Anshutz ......... ........ G 67 55 189 H. Graber ............ ........ G 38 40 116 B. Stillwagner ...... ........ G 5 8 18 J. Gantz .............. ......... F 2 3 7 B. Christian ........ ......... F 0 1 1 VIRGIL CHRISTIAN. LPAGE THIRTY-FIVEI H49 did for for are ANNUAL RESERVES lst Row-Elloween Rook, Sue Robinson, Patty Nalley. VARSITY 2nd Row'--Barbara Bixler, Barbara Harman, Sally Reese. VARSITY and RESERVE CHEERLEADERS This year we had three varsity and three reserve cheerleaders. All the girls a line job supporting the team. Barbara Harman, a Sophmore, has been cheering two years on the varsity. Barbara Bixler and Sally Reese, both juniors, cheered the reserve last year, and for the varsity this year. The reserve cheerleaders Patty Nally, Sue Robinson, and Elloween Rook, all Freshmen. IPAGE THIRTY-SIXJ I949 ANNUAL DEAR DIARY - 1948 - 1949 SEPTEMBER ' 7 Our first day of school this year. The Seniors have room No. 24 as their home room. The Seniors were gifted with a new girl, Virginia Landis. This gives the Seniors a class of ll boys and 6 girls. 9 Election of class officers today. High School Presidents this year are: Senior, Esther Russellg junior, Joanne Longg Sophomore, Barbara Harman, Fresh- men, jim Crabtree. 13 First tradegy this year, Eleanor fainted in typing class. 14 What! A vacation already, oh yes. We go to the Fair today. 20 Our first assembly. Instructions!!! Instructions!!! 27 Flash!! Nancy Campbell has a diamond. 29 The mighty staff was elected to publish this Annual. CCTOBER 13 Everyone dressed up for Annual pictures today. 20 Our first reward!!!!!!! Grade cards. 21 We were entertained by Wfade Quarette. Had cheerleader tryouts. Successful were, Barbara Harman, Sally Reese, Sylvia Murray, and Barbara Bixler. 28 All the Seniors went to Wooster to have their graduation pictures taken. 29 Another vacation. Teachers went to convention. NOVEMBER 1 There was a working crew from each room sent downstairs to clean the halls and gym from the Halloween Party. 2 A date to be remembered by everyone. Harry S. Truman was elected Presi- dent of the United States. 8 Each class in high school presented a musical number for chapel. 10 Blessed with another vacation. just a half day to get ready for open house. 12 Seniors gave Home Sweet Homicide to grades this afternoon and also for the public tonight. 19 First basketball game tonight. Don't worry, just a bad start! DECEMBER 7 Our lirst series of a Beauty Contest. Contestants were Barbara Cabell, Sally Reese, Eleanor West, Gerry Phouts, and Betty Hackworth. Winner was Gerry Phouts. IPAGE THIRTY-SEVENJ 1 I949 ANNUAL 22 The senior girls of Bus. Arith. class gave Miss'Shaner a little red stool so she can reach her mail better. 25 Y-Teens presented our Christmas program this year. 24 First day of Christmas vacation. JANUARY 1 Back to school from Christmas vacation. Oh, what did we used to know??.?? 20 First open meeting of the POPP CLUB. 24 Juniors got their class rings. Some good friend of a driving student stole the driving stanchons. FEBRUARY 1 Seniors presented the Life of Mill Barko, for chapel. 7 G. A. A. had a very good tumbling program for chapel. 11 The Day of All Days. The Seniors taught school. 24 One less driving stanchon, thanks to Eleanor. Everyone went to the auditorium to hear Mr. Redmond's high school chorus broadcast over WWST radio station. 29 Speech class gave chapel program today. MARCH 7 junior class gave chapel program today. 21 Learned a little about manners in chapel today. Senior boys who went to Buckeye State gave speeches, 28 Sophomore assembly today. APRIL 8 juniors gave class play to public tonight. MAY 13 Senior Hnal chapel. 20 Seniors graduate tonight. 23 Seniors leave for Washington, D, C. Return the 27th. IPAGE THIRTY-EIGHTJ , J I949 ANNUAL OFF THE RECORD Another series of the girls basketball tournament came to an end recently. The records show that the Senior team of girls are the Champs. They were also honored with this same title last year. The Senior team went straight through the whole series of games without losing a single game, but with a few close calls. This Champion team consisted of only six, but all of the Senior girls, namely, Eleanor West, Annetta Coffey, Zella Slater, Martha Dravenstott, Virginia Landis and Esther Russell. They did a fine job and deserve a degree of honor. The team that came in with a very close second place was the Freshmen girls. This team of uprising competition consisted of Patty Reese, Jane DeChant, Elloween Rook, Marcia Rhoads, Patty Viall, and Sue Robinson. They also deserve a lot of credit for their hard work in runner-up. Since our girls basketball is rather roughly organized we do not have regular forwards, guards, center forwards, managers, or captains. The girls acting as referrees for these games have an honorable mention and also Mrs. Streett who has made it possible for us to have these games and who taught us what we know about our girls basketball. MAY DAY Ah! What is so rare as a day in May? Especially May thirteenth. Yes, May Day at Creston High School! This year the Student Council and Y-Teen Girls decided to make May Day a whole day affair. All morning things buzzed as final preparations were in progress. At one thirty the ceremonies began. The High School Band, followed by the May Queen herself perched on the back seat of a shiny blue convertible, paraded from the school downtown. Next came floats of all kinds, silly ones and beauti- ful ones, parading for the first prize. Following the parade, the Coronation was held out on the front lawn of the school. The announcement of the Queen was heralded by the two paiges, Kay Harman and Jeanette Nalley, dressed in short white skirts carrying trumpets. Next came the attendants, Virginia Landis, Lloyd Marcum, Martha Dravenstott, Bill Anshutz, Barbara Bixler, Paul Muhollan, Charlotte Rook, Bob Rhoades, Barbara Cabell, John DeChant, Gerry Phouts, Richard Beichler, Jane DeChant, Robert Hart, Pat Reese and Noble Rook. The girls were dressed in pastel formals, the boys in dark suits. Both the sedate crowner, Eleanor West, and our beautiful blonde Queen, Sally Reese, were dressed in gowns of white, carrying arm boquets of mixed flowers. Little Marcia Gordon and Darlene Hilson were flower girls. Rex Mclntire server as crown bearer. The Y-Teen Girls honored the Queen and court by the traditional May Pole Dance. Everyone flocked to the ball diamond at three o'clock to witness the double- header game between Sterling and Creston. At six thirty a hot dog roast was enjoyed by hungry boys and girls alike. The Queen reigned once again at nine o'clock when a formal ball and box social was presented in her honor. About twelve o'clock witnesses could relate tired but happy people wending their way home after a full, but successful day. Their first May Dayl!!!! , BABY CONTEST!!!! You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby. That was seen all over school during the week of the baby contest, sponsored by the paper staff. Anyone from the seventh to the twelveth grade was asked to bring in a baby picture of themselves, and then they were placed in a glass case in the hall for everyone to view. A committee of three picked the winner without knowing the names of the babies. The winner?????? Esther Graber. To make the ,contest complete, Esther was crowned in a HS. Assembly, with bonnet, blanket, baby bottle, and all the trimmings!!!!!!!! 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I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I' I I I I Compliments of I I TYLER TRAILER I I SALES I I ,, I I I 'I' I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I' 'I' I I I I I I I I I I I I I '!' I I I I I I Compliments of I I D. I. MCILVAINE I I ' I I CRESTON, oH1o I I---I-N in-.Ii--.le 4' I I I I I I I I I I I I EI C7 QI gi' 2 2 2 aqua: scsiaqsabvaaooqveasaboiaasaaoomsetv 'I' 'I' ' I I I.C.RKH4 , I I I M E A T M A R K E T I I Home Dressed Meats I I 4 I I Phone 43 Sterling, Ohio I olochvacvoosaavocvoovcovasvoosesvarousecsvosannui 'I' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4' 2:3 1941419 ofa iracmzzecuasn E95 O U I5 Eg af Q N '-8 H 3PUE2:: 3. oggvg 5' Q55-3 O -- W 2 'w ' 5 I-:Vg 5 at-'fi I-I i is E Da as O F? O :3 lfoonvatanvaxvaxvaieiai I I I I I I I I I I I I I MelloH's Elec+ric Shop Mr. Bibler: Dear will you please hurry, we'll be late for the party. Mrs. Bibler: Now Neal quit that fussing, haven't I been telling you for the last half' hour I'd be ready in a minute? -3- .--. --Q----Q-----------P II I I 0 s I I Robbles Gulf Service I I Tires - Batteries - Accessories I II North Main Street I II II 'k I I CRESTON, OHIO I l---- .... - .... --I 'I' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'P I I I I I I I Sales Every Monday I I I' I I HARRY HAWK I I Auctioneer and Manager I I I Qing, xazir esncvaiauvacvausioacoasu Friend: Since I met you I can neither eat nor drink. Miss Weimer: Gracious, why not ? 'I' '11 I I I a I 5 I 9.- O I Ff E . I I I I I 'I' I I I P. W. SWAGLER I I Plumbing - Heating - Spouting I I Oil - Coal - Gas Furnaces I Licensed Plumbing I I 'U D' O D 9 IQ UI XII :Ds U3 0 4 I-. I- I- JV O D' I-. 9 II' I .I II II II I .I II I II II ' I- 'I' 'I' I I I Compliments of I I Carfer Broom Co. I I I I I ' I I Phone 3344 Creston, Ohio I I ...... 4 ........ I IPAGE FORTY-THREEI 4 Q 'Yi can obo 'I' ffl asvonvoco aqvagv-oruaqv-v0v1:v N Vi Ofasvatvatocuioiooiobvohoahsabvqt ..-Q -ngoeco-abvotsacovbs +9i.ii'i.14i. iiii 1.11 ilii i- ti: Vi fl393'.i'i' -i- iiiiii' ill lilbi F 2 COMPLIMENTS OF 9 . , M. O'NEIL COMPANY 3 Harman Building 9 if l 3 CRESTON, oH1o W1 bifii' lliiliii iililiiliiiilliiiiiitilbi -r------'------------------------1- S 1' ' i Comp lments if 3 QTramp in a Drug Storej: Do I look S thou h I had a million? 1 a g g Super Merkel' Q Dfuggisf: NO- 2 it z Tramp: Well I have. Give me a box i f louse powder. i Phone 3571 Creston, Ohio ' L- .... ...... .. ..-l 'IO liiii onvtvwnoansasvacoonscaoapo 1 . fComing from Sunday Schoolj I Compliments of Shirley C.: Do you believe there is a g d fl? eu 2 T H E B A R B E R Garry M.: No of course not. He's just like . Santa Claus. He's your father. Q A wk 3 Creston, Ohio 'lvl' I2 V17 353 33193319 1' I. ':'4su-an 'I' -' i 'l 'Z 'i 0 1f4C'YIY 0vii 'i' .1-Qczrnvoulv aiaa asvanoscmooa-women'-...usecs i 3 CANAAN MARKET 2 GENERAL STORE 3 Frozen Food Lockers ' Fresh Meats 9 Groceries Q Hardware ' Dr Goods 5 Y CANAAN, OHIO Phone 3190 l I ' 1' iii ':f 113 1' --- 1 1271- 12- 111 1- 121 fi' 'iw'--dvevw-'von--oven-snr IPAGE FORTY-FOURI qv... 4' 01410-:In-eivotsoisio-41510ivoiiriitoioiolioialioliidiniivnliv 1 i I 4' I I I I I ALLIS-CHALMER'S FARM EQUIPMENT I I PARTS and SERVICE I I I I f I I I I W. F. Weigley WoosTER, OHIO I I I -r-------f -.--QQ ----- .---.-'- -:--1----- 1 1- ---.-.1--.- -1- --'-0--.-' ---- -- -1- I I I Complimemgngf I judge: For beating your husband I will I I fine you 31.10. I I Mrs. Uher: I don't object to the dollar, but I Treasure Craft Jewelry I whats the 10 cents for ? I and Stationary ' I ' judge: That's the federal tax on amuse- I Box 29 Bucyrus, Ohio I ments. I I 4- -.---- ---- ------- -1- , -r' 'Qw---0-0o ----------Ir I I I - I Compllmentsuof Barbara B.: How did you loose your hair? I I Bob H.: Worry'. I A I I CCC RESTAURANT I Barbara B.: What did you worry about ? I I Bob H.: About loosing my hair. I lk I I Seville, ohio I I ....... - .... ---I T ':i:: ii::l'0ilT I 'JAMES SPERBER I I Agent for I I . I I The Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. I I Retirement Endowment Life Policies A I I if I I Phone 2691 A CRESTON, oH1o I .g.-.1-...I-...-1-.1 1- .1- -1 -1- -1 ...1 .1 -1- -1- ,1, .......Q... ...........,....5. IPAGE FORTY-FIVE1 IPQMZ-lO4il41Ui1i5ll4lil1l1l iiii lOl14ii4lii1M I I I I HELEN . MARTY S BEAUTY. SHOP I I I Permanent - Sham oo - Sets - Fin er Waves - Cold XVaves I P g I I 4: I I I I Phone 2694 CRESTON, OHIO I I I -z-------- ----.- -- -'----- ------- -.-- ---N------v Qu4qv:-aovaQvaso1osoo:oaov4ovcuv4oveavoavocnIo I I . . I I NICIIOIS SGISS-SGFVICG I Lover: Sir I want your daughter for my I Mobil as - Mobiloil I wife- I g I I Tires - B3!I61'i8S - ACC6SS01'iCS I Father: Young man you go straight home E Dealer for I Sud ltell your wife she car1't have my aug ter. I KAISER FRAZER I I I also: raxzzr asvecviacuessourensiclt 4' -----.------ ------+ Mrs. Marko: I'm worried about your run- ning around with a jeep. SACHARIAT 8: SON Rapid Shoe Repair nissan-nqvitrio-atualabvasvivobvai -nascar-aio agn-4Qo434Qr40r-01 Bill: That's nothing to worry about. I ' U , l , U I 104 Erie St. Creston, Ohio A little automobile used in the army. ' Mrs. Marko: Oh my goodness, I thought a I Free Pickup and De1iVefY jeep was a female japf' I Phone 5585 I Ofmdoonooooesvauoasvocvscoocvoasauvsnvaavoqveuo 'I I' 'I ' I COLLINS I I PLANK'S ELEVATOR I BARBER and BEAUTY SHOPPE I I Wadsworth ' Creston I I I I Complete Service I I I I I Quality Merchandise R P ' I I I bl .1 I Phone 2232 Creston, Ohio I I easona Y rice IPAGE FORTY-SIX! tit-was 4' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -1- I BOND SHOE STORE I I Wooster, Ohio I I POPULAR PRICER I I I I I Nationally Advertised Brands 4... I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4' 4' I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I' I I I Creslancl Chevrole+ I 3 Genuine Chevrolet Parts I I Sales and Service g I 2 if I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I O 4' 5' su 1 O FY FY rn F' 4 FY D' O ffl na rx su 77 fo VI an 'T 5 S 'I' Graber's were hard as iron. Erma C.: Yes, I know, I suppose that's why she said, take your pick, when she handed them around. 'I' ' I I Compliments of S ICED'S SUPER SERVICE, I I I I CRESTON, OHIO I I I 4' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I' 'I' p-n'1 u-nm In Q 550 a 53 C E3 IP Zigi O Q0 E H-I HB' O R-2 CIJ 524' KD 'I' ' Q I ra, I Ui Q, I of I 'sf I O -U I I I 5 I I 5 4- nfocbsaqvegvexrsbvocoasvanssaoeqvazvaiisivai married you. Mr. Rich: That's funny, I don't remember fb I 4 I 2 I 2 I I IZ I sr CD I 5 I I I I I I 'I' I I I . I Q Compliments of S I CABELL' S I I RADIO SHOP 2 I I I I I 'I' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I' I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I' I I E Compliments of 3 I Cresfon Hardware I I I I I I I I I CRESTON, OHIO I I Q aI O U1 '11 O 5? 544- III SI EI I I I I I I I I I I I I -1- au- ---- -------fr I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I COMPLIMENTS OF RITZI .JEWELRY. STORE i' Francis Ritzi CRESTON, OHIO aavqasanv acsecsakaqsnosoavacsanscbvacvacvioabvocsof wrote: qiqoqvao-ecvfvvaovoon--cvacvanvauvanvffc oiuooasrobvauvocuvaovsos-vcocovswvausofa ofugvaicbv-v0v46v4Cviv41vC0Iv4Dvlf0 40v4vv4Qv40v-vofrqnnlo 'I I I ' I WINKLER'S I I Compliments of I COMPLETE Boon MARKET I I I I I J. C. MURRAY I Home Dressed Meats I 3 I Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables 2 . if : Phone 2421 2 2 CRESTON, OHIO I -A I IA Q..-..---.-------------es-f E eta- -1-L --ee ee ee E ee ee ee --------- 'IHC' triii 'lv-uv: irrar 1-v I : Compliments of Miss Eesterday: What lOI'Cly fleecy cloiids. . B 8 B Id like to be up there sitting on one. I I East Liberty Street Mr. Jeffers: All right you drive, but let me I V out first. : I I 'A' . WOOSTER, OHIO of-savanna' 1, 1:1 ocvesv :' ,i, ,inc-cart' azaa Qnqgvgaavqgsaasxsaqnasuansann I COMPLIMENTS or I SELLERS and LONG I 'k I I CRESTON, OHIO 9... I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I LPAGE FORTY-EIGHTI v I I 'I' .g.............-...... env-oQooqv4QsaQs4qn-ocsaqoaca-can 4--0 4' apuoqooan-egoagvapvaqvecsoasacr 'I' fin apnana-are acvaqn-eases'-ucv scann- miners 4---'w-- 00-0 ---- Qwwemw T -Q---QQ.---0 .--. -------ng. Compliments of Q Q C 1, f I Q Q omp xments o . s GROCERY , . I t Phone 2481 Sterling, Ohio Q Q Glessner S Reslauranl Open Everyday 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. Q Q 'A' Q Except Wednesday 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Q Q STERLING, OHIO Q and Sunday 11 A. M. to 6 P. M. Q Q Q ' iiiiiiiiiii '0 - Dwi '! llv1DvfdvYiY4tvvav41::::nv,1, ,:' A:A :wi 'I 'Q' Compliments of the Jackson Q N 1 ' Q Gerry P.: Say what are you going to do Pl'eSby+erlan Church Q when you get big? Q i . Q Babs H.: Reduce A Welcome to All Q -------.N...-..---.!. '? 3P430'i' 419011: -3-1910 1' v:1 1:1-P 'I' 'IN'v'0vv -0NCf40 lI 0 0 - - . . f' I 5 2 2 Wm. H. HARTZLER Q Q STATTON 5 Q Building Contractor Q Q Q I Q I Phone 3366 Q Q Playboy Dealer Q Q Q SMITHVILLE, 01-110 Q Phone 5783 Seville, Ohio Q - .... ...... ... ---1 .!......--- ....... Ms. ' ' Q' BRENNER BROS. Q LOWER THE COST OF DRESSING WELL Q Clothes for Men and Boys Q I I WOOSTER, oH1o Q -..-------------- -Q--0- -H--'---N-------------4 LPAGE FORTY-NlNEl 'W 41ac:4onaau4no4on4ns-ann4Qs4ns4so4cn-4suosv4ovaco-4q apacnanvauvacscnoogsaqoeiadsaboivahoausasnqpiq aanauo-susocsocoozaqoisgsacoaaoioioqi :sequin uorivcuvaasoiaiabvoiaavotvetb aiazvarviacvaiexvahvaiecuogoioozrobv aQva2aQv41lo:vaQo1se:vaQo4Qs3soi41 axpeiaiaiaiabraasivaioboaqsivatvai naqongowscsaavagv-osvnqvzonnsaoamoeavaoo vcvcbu Y, Y ,,, Y ,Y as abr Qc:---'acoq-equates V. M. IRVIN and SON We Specialize in Basement Digging - Lawn Grading - Ditch Cleaning Dam Building - Fence Row Cleaning - Tree Pulling NO JOB TO BIG OR SMALL Phone Creston 3542 or 3381 IRA E. SONNEDECKER Quality Coal Trucking ir Storage 4 A CRESTON, OHIO 4' llulonaoacuansioaqoaasagvivogsaimqvagsoqvocv I l I 4Qv4Qs4:o4Qo-aqu40v4:v4:r4QoaQo4Qn-oqo4:sallis 3 l +- oqvanozsai oQoeQo::,u4tr::aQv40o4q: :afar at Compliments of General Store 'lr HERMANVILLE, OHIO at Y ano'i,1oa0sa::::s,:,1Qo miami' auwacoecvacseiatviaavacoiaimvq 0:04:90 IN SEVILLE IT'S TISI-lER'S AMERICAN RESTAURANT Good Food if Good Service 'k Good Prices Try Us and See uk NORMAN and RUTH TISHER aqvazviecv IPAGE FIFTYJ aso41aqo1QneQoaqv-azaienpeananvacnaco aiqpsasocvaqueiaxvetacoebnaxs l l l l alt 4cv4:oonn4:o4qs4gv4qnaQv1:veoo4co414ao4:v4culo oI0uo4Qoanvo14ov414:vc:4noa14qn4svasvanu4npn!n 'I' 0!nQv4ns4:s4ss4no-414Qv4:v4Qo-4QvcQn-4:uoQv onvaiaaoonsozo is aaaqsqnaasqqpqqpansozp- .- I T MI' I I I cn 5 U c: as 5 o z Q 'Tl l U7 A asv 4:9 if GEORGE H. LAHM Ii 2 JEWELER S g Watches - Sheaffer Pens - Diamonds Q 2 Q 2 2 Pearls - Jewelry g I . I , I I 221 East L'beffY Sffeef I I Whl+es Jewelry Sfore S I WOOSTER, OHIO I : WOOSTER, OHIO I I I I I .I .............. -I I... ..... M. ...... I I NICK AMSTER I I , I I z Compliments of g I Manhatten Shirts I I 2 Stetson Hats : -k 3 : Hart Schaffner 8: Marx Clothes : E I I g A FRIEND I , S WOOSTER, OHIO I S 2 lee- .... I.- ...... ....... - .I Im'Ow I THE WOOSTER RUBBER CO. I g WOOSTER, OHIO 3 I I Manufacturers of I I I I ' I I I ne. U. S. nf. OF i I I IPAGE FIFTX ONEJ 'I' I I I ...nga-...oo-.Q-no-o QQQL an-nova-v-sofas-eos aza: -nvQsv1ovv0v4cf419 0 I0 I I I LEE'S ELECTRIC 8: WASHER SERVICE I I Tappan Gas Ranges 'A' Easy Washers i' Majestic and Radios I I Complete Frigidaire Line 'Ir Wiring and Plumbing I I I 1 Phone 3602 CRESTON, OHIO I I I I qe,.......- aszzc lP1 ? i'i'?'1 3': 3' i 'I 'i 'i iI1 'Z- 'i- '1' ,I,.-,..oouoanoovoov4nv10'4lDe'l '- I' I I I I I F, G, I Virginia L.: My Little sister can do an I I imitation of a hen. Body Repair and Painting I I I Don I.: What'll she do, cackle? I CRESTON, QHIO I Virginia L.: Naw, she'll eat a worm. I I I I .fng.agp4go1s4svoovoovvovoov4ov10v00v4Dv40v'0 !' 'f 1'1 'I 1 1- '1'1' 1 -P I I I I Annetta C.: Gee, does my hand hurt. I Compliments of I I just got it caught in the door. I T W I Bill An Oh, that's to bod. Give if here I I I and HI kiss it for you., I Slaughter House and Cider Press I Annetta C.: I just remember it was my lip. I CRESTON, OHIO I .,...................-..----- -Q-- ---9 ei-a'--1 1 1 -- 1 11-1 1 '9 3' 11 -111-Q I I I I I L. S. QERIQ I I WE TRY TO PLEASE I I ROOFING CONTRACTOR I I MER'-E E WEAVER I I john-Manville Asbestos, Asphalt I I I i ' . I 5 and Built-UP Roofing I I SOIIIO D1StI1buI0f I Q Roof Paint and Spouting I I I I Phone 2264 Creston, Ohio I I Phone 2671 Seville, Ohio I I I I g A-I gg A g gg gg gg gg I -ofofsownv Siii 4-f'-' lill '!' 'P 1- f1 ' 1' -1 1 1- ' 1 1 Y-f I' IPAGE FIFTY-TWOI -Q-F1 '-1---1 11 1 11 11- 11--:Q-'11-11111-3' T111 -f---11 f1-- 31131 -1'-N- if g II I McINTIRE COMPANYI I . I I U . Q Q Compliments of Q Q Furniture - Funeral Directors Q Q Q I Store Phone' 227 I I II Q Funeral Home Phone 649-L Q Q Wayne Au+o Pads Q Day and Night Ambulance Service Q Q WOOSTER, OHIO Q VVOOSTER, OHIO Q Q U .I-----.-11- 1 ..1-1.I 3.1 1 1 1 1 11 -1--- ----- ----0- -- Q----r I I I I QRIPLEY'S PRINT SHOP: Q Dependable 10h Printing Q First Angel: How did you get here ? Q Typewriter Repairing Q S d A 1. .Tl U Q and Rental Service Q econ nge ' U' Q Phone 2433 Creston, Ohio Q -x--- 11 11 ----111 3 9 i' 111 1 A 1-A 111 144- I I Joanne L.: It looks like a storm, you had Qslslnger Chevroleiu Co.: beffef Stal' fof difmef-H Q Buick 'A' Chevrolet 'k Cadillac Q Virgil C.: Oh thanks, but I don't think it's Q 405 East Liberty Street Q bad enough for that. I I I Q Phone 645-647 Wooster, Ohio Q I.-- .... ......... .I 'I' 1' 'f 1:f 1' ' i 1 fi -' if'-'lei'-11-U-Q-11 3 9 9'-i 9 9 9 9 9 . 9 9 'I' I I I CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES I I I From the I I 3 Wm. AN NAT co. g I I Q Wooster's Friendly Department Store Q I I -1--- 1 1--11 1 1 1111-11 11 1 111 1 of---'--11 11--11----11 1 111 1 1 --1' IPAGE FIFTY-THREEI r:' i:to:o,1 :, ' ' T ll l 'I , Y Yeas, ,,a9s , canvas caucus -' '-- oc 'I' Q I ll Q SATISFACTION SINCE 1884 Q Qi ll FREEDLANDERS ' ll Q IT PAYS TO BUY QUALITY Q I Q ll 41--ef--A-Q-of----Q:--Al A: Af- ---.--. .... - ----..--.1. if 11 1 1' f 1 : ' : i 'f ':' '5' Q WAYNE , I Q I Hardware 8: Supply Co. Q Q Where Quality Comes First Q 124 North Walnut Street I Q Phone 28 Wooster, Ohio Q I I 01403941495-i3 'lf -ir -1' -1' if ' -1' ' ii' 13' 4' Servant: Doctor-here, sir. Absent-Minded Professor: I can't see him, tell him I'm ill. '! 1'1if'11v1f 1 1 LV--of P: -v H -I- Z I H UG. G. Grim Company! Carl R.: How can I ever leave you? Q Q Q Distributors of Gulf Oil Products Q Sally's Father Bus number 75, train number Q Q 10, or any taxi Cab. Q Tires - Batteries - Accessories Q Q Q Q WOOSTER, OHIO Q I l l I -2-A: 1:1 YA A-A :1 -:P--of--of A1 W-A 1-1-1- 'Pl 1 i ': f:' 11 if 1 01:- I- 1 1-1 1I- 11 '1 1 11 I:1'f11- -1- U Q ll Q 1: Q i I lm 2 ll ll Opposite Fair Grounds WOOSTER, OHIO Q ll I 4 S Wliere Better Builders Buy for Better Huge Buildings Q Lff A-:ii :1f:il--iI A11--iz-f-fl IPAGE FI FTY-FOURI vlhboabv- 'aov'-'asv f gavage'-A - '- - -- - - 'ef -f ff f aquann-ago-oqnonugsoqsiv Z Quin V l i Y -Y-f - - - - f --- - -- --Y -tvotvahvabuanacs RAMSIER SHELL SERVICE TIRES 'A' TUBES 'A' BATTERIES 'k ACCESSORIES Phone 2531 CRESTON, OHIO -.seasons 1 7 acre-legs'-' -A Y Y' Y' '- f ff 'if ff' 'ff f f 'WIN-v Wwtvfnoacvouoanoaqvqqoq-oo-,.-,.-,,.,,-, Daddy may I ask you a question? Yes, son but make it short. u If a doctor is doctoring a doctor, does the doctor doing the doctoring have to doctor the doctor the way the doctor being doc- tored l 5 'P oiabmieiivat-onvocoazis-to I 4' Mr. Rich: This examination will be con- wants to be doctored, or does the doctor, doctoring the doctor, doctor the doctor the way he usually doctors? 4 Bill A.: 'I' 'k li in il 1 Compliments of three seats apart and in alternate rows. You can't kiss my girl before me. ' Bob H.: 'Kwon don't worry, rn kiss you ll N N g CLASS our l950 i l ll 4 +---'s------'--N-Q-----o-o Martha: What are you doing in jail? Eleanor' I shot my man. Eleanor Martha: for? Eleanor Martha Martha: ' No charge, everything's free. u ilwhatis the Charge? Sally has a little lamp, No, I means how long are you in his Weuirained H0 doubt, For everytime that Karl comes in, Only three weeks. Th 1. I I Only three weeks for killing a 6 me amp goes Out' man? ' Eleanor 1 'Yes, then they hang me. IPAGE FIFTY-FIVEI Q. a: F1 FY fb Q. o :J FY' :- fb :- o :x o 5 Vt N4 Ui FP fb 5 'TJ ... fb SD U3 fb FY' 9'- 4' fi 1s:4Qo4Qv4:v4:o4rv1sc9o4Qoa:a- 'I' 'nw and ..--f ' lf K X xmz!-'gxvmn N , 5 i Q X , C 228451 .Wi r-www., 4 I , 11 B- . V A ,111