Creston High School - Crest Yearbook (Creston, IA)

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1191? l41?l?C7lF' fTY71E f41?I?t7lV' ITOW The Arrow staff publishes the high school paper once a month. It is sponsored by Mrs. Grace Busse and the course of Journalism is taught by Mrs. Busse. The Arrow is published in the interest of the students and it gives the staff members a better understanding of what a paper consists of and of its composition. The first semester staff publishes five of the nine issues and the second semester staff publishes the remaining four. The Arrow training is valuable in the fact that it puts the students in contact with the business men and teaches them the responsibility of handling money. Publishing the Arrow lays a valuable foundation for those that want to continue in the field of Journalism. It is also helpful to those that do not continue in the field of Journalism by teaching them the difference in the departments of a paper 'and to realize the value of more than just the comic strips. FIRST SEMESTER STAFF SECOND SEMESTER STAFF Editor-in-chief . ..... .......... ................. . . . Make-up Editor .... Columnist ,...... Sports Editor. .. . Girls Sports ......... Clubs ,................. Music, Proof Reader . Programs ...........,. Junior College ....... Junior High School ,... Features ............ Reporters ...,...... Business Manager ..... Ad Collectors ......... Circulation Mana er . g . ...... .... . Typists. .....................,........ ....... . .. .. .Joe AlC0l'D ...lack Harshaw .Juanita Harpln ...Bob Harvllle :Z 2Donna J effords Shirley Clayton .. Mary Cagley .Mary Reasland l r r , Book Reviews .... ........-.-..-. -.-- Lb a y ..... Carolyn Cass, VenetiaCochrane ....................Lucile Higgins Kelly . .I ...... ....,.................... . .Bob Jensen .U..H..H..H.:U.Bob DeBori Ronmd BFNSS Mearl McCreal'Y ' ' ' .' .'.'.'.'.yAi-gli 'nirlieul 'Marge Chalmers Marie Swanson .. .. .. .. Maxine Lundy Publi hed monthly by the students of the journalism class of Cres- ton, lows: high school to express the unbiased opinion of the student body, to establish high standards of conduct, scholarship, and IPOWS msnshlp, to encourage greater interest in all school activities. Gnd i promote stronger cooperation between the students and the admin!! tration. Editor-in-chief' .... Make-up Editor Literary Editor Columnist ....... . EDITORIAL STAFF Feature Writer ..... Sports Editor .... . Girls' Sports ...... Dramatics Reporter Music Reporter Program Reporter . Junior College , ......... ............. . . Junior High School Humor Column .... Feature Column Birthday Column Business Manager Ad-Collectors .... Circulation . . . , SECOND SEMESTER STAFF Harold Kepne! Donna Lee Benson Hope Hayes .. Mary Cagley .. Floyd Balfus Jack Harshaw ..... Janet Harper Marilyn Molby Millie Derauf Carita Clark Tom Dougherg Elizabeth Wir ,. .. . . Martha Spriggs, Patsy Herron Dorothy,Christensen, Helen Emhoff . ................................... Kathleen Kelly Librar and Book R l . . l ' ' y ev ews . . He en Kloppenburg, Shirley Colher General Reporters ...... . .......... Elizabeth Kelly 'ez,11sg,'Rigrg,a..1,ick, Ruth Evans Business Staff .. . Bob Jensen Bradford Boyer, John Thompson, Bill Imlay, Dick Ransom Alberta Keesey, Randall Glick

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Back row, left to right: Honors Editor, Gene Miller, Club Ed- itor, Vernon Moore, Ass't Bus. Manager, Bob Marquis, Business Manager, Don Mullin, Editor-in-chief, Mary Cagleyg Activities Editor, Joe Alcorn, Front row: Typist, Jean Buxton, Dram? atics Editor, Juanita Harping Instrumental Music EditorgMari- lyn Molbyg Senior Editor, Ellen Tevebaugh, Home Room Editor, Hope Hayes, Vocal Music Editor, Donna Lee Benson, Art Editor, Hallie Ekblad. Photo Editor G rest Bob Jensen The Crest staff of l945 and l946 has renewed the practice of putting out a year book. This has not been done since l95l. In place of the year book there was a supplement of the school paper published. In this supplement there were only pictures of the graduating class and their will and prophecy. Due to the fact that this is the first annual that has been put out for more than ten years many difficulties con- fronted the staff in their attempt to start the tradition once again. There was no one to obtain advice from among the pupils, no photographer in school that had experience from the preceding year. There were no traditions to follow, no- thing to copy from and no one to sponsor the movement. In this year book the staff has made an honest endeavor to interest not only the graduating class, but also the other class members. This staff also hopes that the following classes will keep the practice of putting out an annual. Ass't Editor, Doyle Ratliffg Photo Editor, Bob Jenseng Editor,'Mary Cagley 1 , . ., f,111f::

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