Creston High School - Crest Yearbook (Creston, IA)

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3'- IVY JOHNSON Our Ivy so English ln name Although of a hght slender frame Can handle a saw Just lrke Mr Law And by this she wlll sure wm her fame DEWEY DOINOVAN e works hard but he keeps ln the strxfe Wlth hls braln paper pencll and knxfe He IS bashful of Fraus Yet he does love the cows And chlckens But thxs IS the lxfe MYREE BABB Her tongue It does run like a top Wound up so xt never can stop Wxth a bob and a Jerk A grm and a smlrk She trlps round the hall on a op Plmt as by 'lIeNees BERNICE RAYMOND Sweet Bermce whose surname IS Happy In talkmg IS not very snappy Her smooth sk1n so falr And sunny llght halr Are forever a Joy to her Pappy JAMES PAYTON We Junlors are proudly exclalmmg Young Payton IS good In declalmlng But he tw1sts up h1s tongue But that llttle fault we re not blammg NELLIE BRADLEY The drollest of droll httle malds Doesn t care a rap about grades Her fresh lwlnkllllg smlle Of a brlght Jolly style Is the kmd that ln no season fades , n l l I ' D v u , . , . . Q - I Y . H v . . . . . . - . . K , - - v He has a strong lung, . . . . . , h I , I ' ' I '.' ,

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,ks an-'ik' 45 LOLA NICELY Mlss Lola Wllh shlnmg black tresses A number of talents possesses Wlth Greuan prohle And gay WIIIIIIHQ, smlle A week s Joy to a moment compresses ELSIE SMITH Elsle IS really qurte shm And hkewrse she seems very trxm Her expressxon s dxsarmmg And manners qulte charmlng But her A s grow slowly dum ARCHIE WILSON Archle Wnlson IS a student of Dutch, Tho' he IS never known to say much, He's as strong as an ox. And as sly as a fox, Thls bashful young student of Dutch Photos by Mcxlees HAROLD DU NJLAP Throuffh his lesson so stxff and so steep He slowly does cram and does creep He lb never too sad Nor awfully bad But he s better when he IS asleep' GOLDIE VANSCOY Goldie s most damty and neat From the up of her head to her feet Her eyes are hke stars That twlnkle round Mars And she s ever most Jolly and sweet BESSIE PEAK Her hps wnll ne'er open to let fall, Her opmlon of thmgs great or small, Recltatlons ln school, We extract wlth a tool, We treat Bessle wlth hammer and awl I b V Rm: r Y -1151,-5? '15, 1F 'e.iEe. 'AWP' -3 ' ' ' ji 172, .r - gQ:.,e:5, iff?-stkfi W in r 45-' -If- f f I' . L . ,L .. A , . D . I l ' 1 ' ' b Q ' . 1 f , , , I . . . . - . - ' . . . , . . ' . - - - ,, 1- . .

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GERALD GOODMAN The last name IS qulte a bellar A gayer lad you could not hlre By brllllancy steady And Jokes ever ready He shmes wlth the brlghtness of fire EVA HALEY There IS a young lady qulte soulful Who pours out her thoughts by the bowlful She loves Engllsh and Dutch But her Math always makes er ulte doleful RUTH BIVENS lke the old Blble Ruth she IS sweet And pohtely each one does she treat She never does rlle But mth a kmd smxle Is she even 1n ra1n cold or heat RUBY RAYBOURNE This mald of a certam blond youth Is very fond ll IS sand whlch ln tmth She s always most clever And talks on forever She bobbed from the footllghts forsooth PAUL REYNOLDS There lS a young fellow named Paul Who plays a fine game of baseball When he goes to the bat And football he plays m the a HELEN SASH Her heart IS so full of emotxon For her H S she feels such devotion It hurts her to go And when she does so She sure w1ll create a commotnon Plxot s hy MUN ees And talking and such, l He takes off his hat. h ' f ll. Q ' .