Creston High School - Crest Yearbook (Creston, IA)

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A LETTER FROM THE SENIOR CLASS Dear Creston High School, Looking back on our four years spent here in Creston high school, we seniors recall many pleasant memories of our classes, instructors, and classmates. A vivid picture of ourselves as freshmen lingers to reveal the water pistols, dif- ficult locker combinations, our dread of red letter day and initiations, and our wide-eyed awe of Upperclassmen. The first tardy still remains as one of the most fearsome occa- sions, and then our wonderment when we found that no one was going to reprimand us too severely. As sophomores, we began to feel at home. Toward the lowly freshmen, who were repeating our discoveries and mistakes of yesteryear, we flashed our disdainful glances, although far back in our minds a small voice reminded us that we were yet under- classmen! - Now juniors, we truly became a part of the third-floor hall and the activities sur- rounding it. Bleached hair became a passing fadg sockhops and the valentine formal were fun, and the junior-senior banquet rolled around. We recall the long hours of preparation in order to give the seniors a banquet to be equaled by none. We won't forget the feeling of accomplishment that was ours when our banquet with the theme, a Hawaiian cruise, succeeded so well. The Crestubilee was fun and we were proud to have helped make the first one a success and to have been able to participate in it. Here we are seniors and, as the year has worn on, we have come to realize that we are at the end of four of the best years of our lives. We are now planning for college, business, the service, marriage, and the future. When we, as citizens in the future, go about our duties and occupations, we will remember with reverence our good old Creston high school. Sincerely we say goodbye. The Senior Class of 1954 CMutineersJ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT - Vice-President Charles Francis, President Pat Spangler, Secretary Shirley Schafer, Treasurer Bill Ide.

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REGINA BENDER - Arrow staff, feature ed., 43 crest staff. co-editor, 43 GAA, 1,2, 43 girls glee club, 1,23 art club, 1,2,3,43 girls C club, 2,3,43 assembly programs, 13 CAROLE HYDE-Arrow staff, feature ed., 3, editor-in-chief, 43 crest staff, co-editor, 43 crest club 33 thespians, 3,41 GAA, 1,2,3,43 girls glee club, 1,23 office assistant, 23 art club, 3, secy., 43 cheerleader, lst squad, 2,3,43 girls volley- ball. 33 assembly programs, 1, 2, 3,43 intramural sports, 3,43 dramatic committees, 1,2,3,4Q vocal music contest, 23 vocal music festival, 23 operetta, 13 mixed chorus, 23 golf club, 13 jr. town broadcasts, 2,3,4. CHARLES NELSON - Hi-Y 43 boys C club, 3,43 assem- bly programs, 2,3,43 BB, 1,2, 3,43 typing awards, 43 sr. class play3 dramatic crews, 33 music festival, 1, 2,31 music contest, 1,23 operetta, 1,39 mixed chorus, 1, 2,33 mixed quartet, chorus ensembleg jr. town engineer,2. JUDY 'SEMMLER - GAA, 43 camera club, 13 girls glee club, 3,43 jr. class play3 sr. shorthand awards, 33 typing awards, 33 band, 3,43 dance band. 3,43 music festival, 2: musifc contest, piano, 1, 2,35 music contest, 23 jr. town broadcasts, 3,4. ROBERT MADISON - Crest staff, art ed., 43 crest club, 1, 23 thespians, 3, 43 dancing club, 43 art club, 1, 2, 3, 43 librarian, 1, 2, 3, 43 jr. class playg dramatic crews or coin- mittees, 43 frosh-soph play, 1, 23 band, 23 music festival, 1, 2,3,43 music contest, 4, boys quartet3 operetta, 1,33 mixed chorus, 1, 2, 3, 43 chorus en- sembles, -l, boys quartetg music contest, 1, 2, 3, 4. PAT KVOOSLEY - GAA, 1, 2,3,43 student council, 13 off- ice asst., 2, 3, 43 girls volley- ball team, 33 peppers, 1,2,3,-13 girls C club, 3,43 assembly programs, 23 shorthand a- wards, 3,43 typing awards, 3, 43 girls BB, 33 dramatic com- mittees or crews, 3, 4. GARY L. BOOTH - Student council, 43 art club, 3, pres., 43 BB, 23 work program, 43 ping pong club, 13 boys tum- bling, 3. class play? hand, 1, 2, 3, 43 band ensembles, B flat clari- net quartet, mixed clarinet quartet, B flat clarinet trio, mixed woodwind trio: all-st. band, 3,43 music contest. clar- inet, 1,2,3,4, vocal 4: mixed chorus, .431 girls tumbling, 3, 43 operetta, 3. JIM EDABURN-Arrow staff, make-up ed., 33 crest staff, make-up ed., 4: dancing clui-, 13 camera club, 1,23 Hi-Y, 1, 23 art club. 1,2,3,43 scholastic art key winner. 33 assembly programs, 2,4Q BB, 23 intra- mural sports, 1.2,3,43 jr. class play3 homecoming escort. 43 KENT EDIARY-Arrow staff, BETTY KROBIBIINGA - Y- 23 girls C club, 3, 43 short- H0- mgl'-, 41 02111191624 Club, 1, teens, 2, 3, v.-pres., 43 GAA, hand awards, 3, 43 typing a- 2S BB, 2. 1, 2,3,4 3 FBLA, 43 peppers, 1. wards, 3, 43 work program, 43 141 band, 1,23 band ensemble, brass sextet, 23 dance band, 33 music festival, 1,2,4Q music contest, 43 mixed chorus, 2,43 chorus ensemble, boys octet, 43 ping pong, 13 boys glee club, 2,43 state vocal music contest, 4. girls BB team, 43 rope jump- ing team, 3,43 ping pong club, 13 bulletin board club, 3. BOB STEINGRABER - H i - Y, 43 boys C club, 43 foot- ball, 43 all-conference team, End. 43 football Capt., 43 work 1Jl'0gl'illll.4Q golf team, 43 East Sioux City, 1, 2, 3. SHARON tSl1er1'yJ KITTLE- MAN - Arrow staff, exchange ed., 4, feature ed., 43 crest stalf, editorial consultant, 42 GAA, 3,43 girls glee club, 3,43 peppers, 43 vocal music festi- val, 3,43 operetta, 33 chorus ensemble, 3, 43 Boulder high school, Boulder, Colo., 1, 2. Page Sponsor-McGregor-McNabb Home Furnishings