Creston High School - Crest Yearbook (Creston, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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We Hichard Smith Treasurer- jim Phillips Secretary Wayne Wxlson Prestde nt Tom Hertz Vtce Preszdent and Karen Werner Student Counctl Representatzve NA TIONAL HONOR SUCIETY The Creston chapter of the Nlatlonal Honor Society was established in Creston in 1928 lt IS the highest honor attainable in any high school Members are chosen on the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X I basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and SCFVICB Not more than 153 of the senlor class may be lnducted New mxtlates Front Row Jerry Cozad Virginia White Dee Ann Stine Stephen Stults and Rlchard Outhouse Old me b m ers Second Rau Tom Hertz Wayne Wilson karen Werner Richard T S h mit Jim Phillips 2 S ' . '. . . L 5 ff xX . . - 2 6 EL - fl Nil s , . I - MAY 19 - BANQUET MAY 23 - BACCALAUREATE MAY 25 - SENIOR CLASS DAY MAY 27 - COMMENCEMENT SENIORS GREET GRADUATION TIME OFFICERS Bob Da IS President Ylrglnla White lice Preszden Imda 'Mus elman Secrets y ni Wayne Xhlso Treasu ET 5 . . . r ,. . . , ,. . . V y , 1 3, , 1 s , r g a 1 11, MARIAN HANCFI Band 1,45 Instrumental En- sembles 25 Tri Nl 45 Music Festival 2,35 CRA 25 Bowl- ing 1,45 Y-Teens 25 Bul- letin Board 35 Typing Awards 35 Cafeteria Worker 254. JACK BAKFIRINK Track 15 Play Cast 35 FFA 1,25 Projectors Club 3,4. JRR RY CRITTFINDEN ,MLK ra PHYLLIS PARKINS Chorus 35 Glee Club 1,35 Vocal Festival 35 Operetta 35 Play Production 25 DFCA 45 Bulletin Board Club 2,35 Typing Awards 3. SANDRA DOI-JD DON SPURR Bulletin Board Club 3,45 Football 2,35 Basketball 25 Shorthand and Typing Track 1,2. Awards 3. DANNY NORRIS Bowling 1,4. CAROLYN BAKER Vocal Music 1,45 Vocal Ensembles 35 Vocal Fes- tival 2,35 Operetta 35 Library Assistant 2. DICANNA BLANCHARD Clee Club 1,25 CRA 15 Y- Teens 1,45 DFICA 45 Bul- letin Board 35 Typing Awards 35 Library Assist- ant 3. HOWARD LONG Band 1,45 Finsembles 1,25 Golf 35 Tbespians 2,45 Plays l,4. LARRY A. WINKLRR Rand 1,45 Radio Orchestra 3,45 Tbespians 2,45 Plays 1,45 Projectors Club 25 Crest 3,45 Arrow 3,45 junior Town 2,3. COLPTEN J. NIEDT ARTRI7 R RICHARDS Cafeteria Worker 3. l.unch Line Supervisor 4. FRANKIF STFIIN BACH Glee Club 1,25 C Club 3,45 CRA l,3,45 Peppers 45 Bowling 25 Future Nurses 45 Office Assistant 3,4. MICHAPII, KF1.l.FiY Home Room Officer 1,2. NIFL BA WIN ANS Vocal Music 1,45 Vocal Ensembles 3,45 State Music Contest 3,45 Tri N1 45 Vocal Festival 2,45 Operetta 35 CRA 2,45 Peppers 2,45 Y- Teens 25 Shorthand and Typing Awards 3,4. CALVIN HUFFMAN KAREN HENRY CHARLES HANCE Football 2,35 Track 1,29 Bowling 2,4g Future Nurses Play P YO dll CUOH 2,3 Plays 2,3g FFA lg Pro- 3,49 FHA 4- jectors Club I. NIICHAEI, T. WOOSLEY Football 1,43 Track 1,34 C-Club 3,45 FFA 4. ev: :abr HSS' will inf 3 RICHARD NIONAHAN PATRICIA RICHARDS Football 1,45 Track l,4g Cafeiefla w0l'k9f 2,4- C-Club l,2g Baseball l,4. LINDA BIRKNFR Y-Teens 1,44 DFCA 4 HELEN HANKE Band 1,49 Instrumental En- sembles 1,4g All State Band 45 State Music Contest l,4g Radio Orchestra 3,45 Tri- M 3,43 Music Festival 39 C-Club 2,4g GRA 1,45 Bowling l,2,4g Thespians 4g Plays 1,43 Y-Teens 1,25 Future Nurses 3,45 Typing Awards 35 Crest 3,45 Junior Town 35 Pep Band l,4. RICHARD BROWN Band 1,29 DPC.-X 49 Pro- jectors Club 1,29 Crest 19 junior Town 1,2. VIRGINIA WHITE Vocal Music 2,39 Nlusic Festival 2,39 Operetta 39 C-Club 3,41 GRA 1,39 Bowling 1,29 Thespians 3,49Plays 2,49 Homecoming Queen Candidate 43 Short- hand and Typing Awards 33 Class Vice-President 4. ts LINDA STALKIHR Hand 1,49 Clee Club 1,29 Ensembles 2,49 State Nlusic Contest 29 Tri-Nl 3,49 Nlusic 1 estival2,49 Howling 1,29 Y-Teens 19 FHA 49 Typing Awards 3. XIFLYIN WILLIANIS TH I-TLD A BKNDIQ R Football 29 Basketball 19 Yocal Nlusic 1,39 Vocal 'l'rackl,39 Typing Awards 3. Festival 2,39 C-Club 1,19 XIICHAIQL CARY Otlumwa High School 2,3. DONNIL ROLAND Yocal llusic 1,29 llusic Ifestival 29 C-Club 2,49 CRA 1,29 Howling 1,29 Plays 1,39 Homecoming Queen Candidate 19 Class Treasurer 3. CRA 1,49 Peppers 1,49 Bowling 1,39 Plays 1,4. LARRY BULLOCK Football 1,49 Basketball 1,49 Track 1,39 C-Club 2,49 Baseball 1,4. ,W Xp - w JACK KlHI1.1.lIY Football 1,43 Basketball 1,33 Track 1,43 C-Club 1,43 Ho wlin g 1,23 Student Council 33 Homecoming Es- cort 43 Crest 43 Arrow 4: Baseball 1,4. NlARLl?N F NIC 'NllCllOl,S Hand 1,43 lnstrumental liln- sembles 1,23 C-Club 2,43 CRA l,'Z- Howling 2,43 Plays 2,43 Y-Teens 2,33 llulletin Board Club 33 Shorthand and Typing Awards 3,43 ,lunior Town 3. KATHY DPINTON Vocal Nlusic 1,23 Bible Club 3g Shorthand and Typing Awards 3. 11111 JONES Hand 1,33 Vocal ldnsembles 4g lnstrumental Ensembles 23 Radio Orchestra 3g Foot- ball lg Bowling 1,33 Thes- pians 2,43Plays 2,43 Typing Awards 33 Arrow 2,33 Junior Town 3. KPIl'l'll CO1,1,1NGS Hand lg Football 1,23 Has- ketball 1,l-3 Track 1,33 Golf 43 C-Club 2,43 Howling: 11 Student Council 1,2,4: llnlletin llflilffl 23 Class Vice-Presirlent 13 Crest 41 llaselvall l,2. .1 I'D1Tll PFVNDH 1'Il,1.1-QR Vocal Nlusic 1,43 Vocal Festival 43 Operetta 33 C- Club 3,43 CRA 2,43 Howl- ling 1,43 Student Council 33 Shorthand and Typing Awards 33 Crest 4. Fl1.IZABl'fTll NlI1,1,P1R Afton High School 13 Hand 2,43 State Music Contest 2,43 C-Club 43 GRA 2,43 Howling 2,33 Plays 2,43 Bulletin Board Club 43 Crest 2,33 Junior Town 3. JOHN 1.. HAYES Football 3,43 Basketball 2' s Track 2,43 C-Club 3,4' Howling 23 Thespians 2,43 Plays 1,43 Science Club 23 Crest 4. DON C-XS'1'll.l,O Football 1,45 Basketball 1,35 Track 1,45 Golf 45 C-Club 2,45 llowling 1,2. 1.l'lOTA OLSON Camdenton, Nlissouri 15 Howling 25 Play Production 45 Play Cast'35 Y-Teens 25 library Assistant 25 Office Assistant 3,45 Twirler 2,4. 'S 1' 1'-XTTY lllfllfflfl lland 1,25 Yocal Nlusic 3,45 Xlusic Festival 35 Operetta 35 CRA 15 llowling 3,45 Plays 351-lomecoming Queen Candidate 4: Shorthand and Typing Awards 3. CLFNN l.OllF'YllFllC Football 1,35 llaskethall 1,25 Track 1,35 Crest Cluh 45 llome lioom Ulficer 1. llOllFliT 11C ClN'YlS Football 35 Track 1,35 Howling 1,25 lli-Y 25 Shop Forcman 25 junior Toxm 25 liasehall 1. X Y ywwvgaakfrlwx t ,K llICllARlJ I-1. 0l'THO1'Sl liand 1,45 Instrumental lin- sf-mhles 1,45 State llusic Contest 1,45 Radio Urchas- U3 1,143 Tri-Nl 3,4-, Presi dent 4: Band Festival 35 Football 1,35 llaslcethall 1,45 lrac-lc 1,1-5 fr-Clulm 3,-4, Student Council 3,4-, Vire- President 3. l.lNll-X Xll SSICIMAY Yocal llusic 1,35 C-Cluh 1,45 CRA 1,3,45 Peppers 2,45 Bowling 1,45 Home- coming Queen 45 Shorthand and Typing Awards 35 Of- fice Assistant 25 Class Secretary 45 Crest 4. BOB HOW1 li Band 1,45 Instrumental Fn- sembles 2,45 Radio Or- chestra 2,45 Nlusic Festival 3,45 Football 25 Basket- ball 25 Track 25 Bowling 15 Play Production 25 Play Cast 1,45 Student Council 1,25 State Student Council Conference 15 Homecoming lfscort 45 Home Room Of- ficer 2,4. JERRY COZAD Band 15 Football 1,45 Basketball 1,35 Track 1,45 Co1f2,45 C-Club 2,45 Bowl- ing 15 Student Council 3,45 Bulletin Board 35 Crest 4. JAM FIS PllI1,l.1PS Rand 1,45 lnstrumental Pn- sembles 1,35 State Music Contest 1,35 Football 1,45 Track 1,45 C-Club 2,45 Basketball Manager 25 Thespians 3,45 Plays 1,45 Student Council 1,25 Na- tional llonor Societyg Class President 35 Crest 3,45 11ow1ing2. MA RTHA ELLIOTT Vocal Music 1,35 Music Festival 2,35 Operetta 35 C-Club 3,45 GRA 1,45 Pep- pers 45 Cheerleader 1,35 Bowling 15 Plays 1,45 Student Council 45 Short- hand and Typing Awards 35 Class Vice-President 25 Class Treasurer 25 Crest 3,45 Arrow 45 llome Room Officer l,2,45 1 , . QS' ,M 'Nl' E SN Qll. 5 ,- 5, inztx tit. 'mba V S'I'lfl'lIlfN S'l'l'l.'l'S Football 1.2: llasketball 1,1-5 'lil 2If'14 I,7Z,1: flolf 1, 3,1-1 ff-fflulv 1.12 Football Xlanauer 11: liowlinfz 1: Plays 1-1 Student Council 2,35 llomccomingg llscort 1-. TOM HPIRTZ Football 1,45 Basketball 1,45 Track 1,45 C-Club 1,45 Student Council 45 National llonor Society5Basebal11,4- JEANNE DRISK PILL Vocal Music 1,35 Music Festival 2,35 Operetta 35 C-Club 2,45 GRA 1,3,45 Peppers 1,45 Bowling 1,25 Plays 1,45 Class President 15 Class Secretary 35 Class Treasurer 2. lllfli ANY STlNF Hand 1,25 Vocal Music 1,25 Instrumental linsf-mb1es1,2g Yocal Music Festival 2: C.-Club 1,45 GR.-X l,3,-15 Peppers 3,45 Howling 1,25 The-spians 45 Plays 3,45 Student Council 1: llomeh coming Queen Candidate 4: Shorthand Awards 45 Typing ,-Xwar11S CFPSI 3,-in PATRICIA TADDICKFIN C-Club 1,45 GRA 1,45 Pep- pers 1,45 Howling 1,25 Plays 2,45 Shorthand and Typing Awards 3. KARFN MADDEN Vocal Music 1,25 Music Festival 25 CRA 45 Pep- pers 1,45 Bowling 15 Thes- pians 2,45 Plays 1,35 Bul- letin Board Club 35 Short- hand and Typing Awards 35 Crest 3,4-. DAVID FRANCIS Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2,45 Play Production 3,45 junior Town 3. WAYN E WILSON Vocal Music 1,45 Vocal Fn- sembles 2,45 State Music Contest 1,45 Tri-M 3,45 Vocal Festival 2,45 Oper- etta 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Plays 1,45 Science Club 1,25 National Honor Society5 Class Treasurer 45 Crest 1,45 Arrow 35 Typing Awards 4. .IFAN BI-TNEFIEL Band 1,45 Instrumental Fn- sembles 1,45 State Music Contest 1,45 Radio Orches- tra 2,45 Tri-M 3,45 Music Festival 3,45 C-Club 45 CRA 1,45 Bowling 1,25 Thespians 45 Plays 1,45 Typing Awards 35 Crest 45 Pep Band 1,2. 129- mirsm BIIAIJIIY Vocal Music 1,35 Operetta 35 C-Club 1,45 GRA 1,45 Peppers 3,45 Cheerleader 1,25 Howling 1,35 Thes- pians 2,35 Plays 1,45 Class Secretary 15 Crest 2,45 Arrow 3,45 Sports Show 2. JOHN LOWENBICRG Football 1,45 Basketball 15 Track 1,35 C-Club 3,45 Play Production 4. Y, .. 1 six ,r L t 5' X - 2 LARRY BAYLITS Football 1,45 Track 1,45 C-C1ub1,45 Basketball Manager 15 Class Presi- dent 2. MARLENE WALTERSDORF Band 1,45 Vocal Music 1,35 Vocal Ensembles 1,25 In- strumental Fnsembles 1,45 State Music Contest 1,45 Radio Orchestra 1,45 Vocal Festival 2,35 Instrumental Festival 45 Operetta 35 C- Club 1,45 GRA 1,45 Bowling 1,25 Thespians 1,45 Plays 1,45 Y-Teens 15 Typing .Awards 35 Crest 1,45 Arrow 35 junior Town 1,3. 'QM x if liiigv 'LY ,iiiilii LUTHER HAICHT PATRICIA ROSE TRUSTY SHELBY PHILLIPS Band 1,35 Howling 35 Vocal Music 1,35 Operetta Typing Awards 3. 35 CRA 1,25 Y-Teens 4. JEAN TRIPP Vocal Music 2,45 Vocal Festival 2,45 Operetta 35 FHA 45 Bible Club 35 Short- hand and Typing Awards 3,45 Crest 45 Arrow 3. f +95 '3' I ..1rN f lk' gc 141.3 :C 'tiiipia 5 PHILLIP FLOYD HUDSON Football 1,25 Basketball 15 Track 1,35 Homecoming Fscort 45 Shop Foreman 4. ,qw KAREN WERNFR Chorus 1,35 State Music Contest 35 Vocal Ensembles 35 Tri-M 3,45 Music Festival 2,45 Operetta 35 C-Club 1,45 CRA l,3,45 Peppers 1,45 Thespians 3,45 Plays 1,45 National Honor Societyg Class Treasurer 25 Crest 35 Bowling1,2. JACOITFLYN IIAYFIS Mount Saint Scholastica Academy, Atchison, Kansas 1,25 Vocal Music 35 CRA 3,45 Plays 35 FHA 45 DFCA 4. ED LANG Bowling 3,45 FFA 3,45 BERNICE COTTRELL DICK DALE W1L?VlETH Shorthand and Typing Track 29 Bowling 3g FFA Awards 3,4. 1,49 Projectors Club 2. DUANFI TRIWIAN Basketball 19 Track FFA 1,4-. x JANICE FRANCIS Vocal Music 1,49 Music Festival 3,49 Operetta 39 C-Club 1,49 Bowling 1,49 GRA 1,49 Plays 2,4g Y- Teens 1,49 FHA 49 Library Assistant 2,4. ROBERT BRUMMOND Football 1,49 Track 1,39 C-Club 4. MARILYN MILLER C-Club 1,49 CRA 1,49 Pep pers 39 Cheerleader 1 Bowling 1,49 Plays 2,4 Twirler 4. CHARLICN lf SVI-1 WOOSLFY LARRY WFCKNIAN Vocal llusic 1,39 Nlusic Des Nloines North High Festival 39 Operetta 39 C- School l,3. Club 2,49 GRA 1,29 Pep- pers 2,49 DECA 4. X . Q: ' . ' F'-9 'U . +5 V fi? S he CARL HA RTYVIAN fi, FRANCIS SCH ROFIDFIR FFA 1? Typing Awards 3- Cirls'Glee Club 19 Y-Teens MAXINFI FREIHAGE 19 Office Assistant 3. R AYM GN D SMITH Band 1,49 Glee Club 3g Operetta 39 Thespians 2,4g Plays 1,39 Projectors Club 1,39 Crest 3,49 Arrow 3. Y-Teens 39 Shorthand Awards 3,49 Typing Awards f 3. XJ ,. 1' My L5 42,7 w RICHARD 'NIOR RIS Track 29 Golf 1,49 C-Club 2,4, Bowling 29 Plays 2,49 Science Club 2. RUTH BLAIR Band 1,49 Instrumental En- sembles 19 C-Club 1,49 GRA 1,49 Howling 1,49 Plays 3,49 Future Nurses 1,49 Crest 43 Arrow 4, Pep Band 49 Band Festival 4. fi -ur 'S' ROBICRTA HRIIEY Clee Club 19 Y-Teens 4. GEORGE SPICCIALE West High School, Salt Lake City, Utah, l,3. MARCIA HEALEY Vocal Music 15 C-Club 1,45 Peppers 1,45 CRA 1,45 Bowling 1,35 Thespians 3,45 Plays 1,45 Student Council 15 Crest 45 Sports Show 2. ROBERT DAVIS Football 1,45 Basketball 1,35 Track 1,45 Golf 1,45 C-Club 2,45 Sports Manager 25 Bowling 15 Student Council 15 Class President 45 Crest 4. JAMES VAN NOSTRAND Vocal Music 25 Basketball 25 Track 1,45 C-Club 45 Bowling 2,35 Plays 45 Student Council 1. CLARINF 11 BN RY Band 1,35 Vocal Music 1,45 Vocal Ensembles 3,45 ln- strumental Ensembles 25 State Music Contest 3,45 Tri M 3,45 Music Festival 2,45 Operetta 35 C-Club 3,45 GRA 3,45 Peppers 45 Bowl- ing 1,35 Thespians 3,45 Plays 1,3,45 Bible Club 3,45 Shorthand and Typing Awards 35 Crest 4. ALAN JAMES Football 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,35 C-Club 1,45 Baseball 1,3. R1Cl1ARl1 T. SM1'1'll FBANK I-TTHINGTOY Vocal Music 15 Bowling 25 Football 1,25 Basketball Thespians 3.45 Plays 2,45 1,25 Track 1,25 Student - , fl National llonor Societyg Council 2,3. library -Xssistant 1,45 'J ' Crest 4: Arrow 3,45 junior , Town 3. 1 K ' I ., DIET OF DATES by lltllmm Dalyell Betty Fallansbee Pat McElroy Bob Cook Larry Seckmgton Dot Davrdson Jolene Hayes Axel Sampson Jlm Monahan llzldred Fallansbee 'Vlar1or1e Huss Bull Fallansbee Klrk Herbert Tom Fallansbee fr Ronald Dunphy Tom Fallansbee Phxl Bennett Daphne Murclnson Betty Harsh Peg Bancro t Portla Herndon Irma Murchzson Marcla Wallace Szdz Hazzn El Saud Ben Ahmad Bob Embree Erme Klautzer Bob Johns P ayznrah Jane Hudson PROM COMMITTEE CHAIBMEN Arrangements Phxl Bennett Invztatzons Betty Ann Harsh Entertaznment Jolene Hayes Max Caldwell Decoratzons Portxa Herndon Margaret Kenny PROM PLANS SPUR JUNIURS OFFICERS ,5 Phxl Bennett, preszdent, Janet Vlctor, treasurer, Iols Carlson, secretary, and Janet McK1uney, vzce pres: dent lsr:fifflfflIlfffffffflflf..' f ........................................ ' Abdel Birlbn Fuzzein ................................... Gary Gaidies ............................................ Lava -1-Y i ,A -i d -f-we Top Rou Larrv Allison ,lanlce Anderson Wayne Arey larry Bakerxnk Rlchard Beal Bruce Beatty Phllllp Bennett Second Row Cheryl Blau Fred Blatr Bettv Blazek Bllly Brownlng Fleanor Bryant, Cale Bunn 'Vlax Caldwell Thzrd Ron Lots Carlson Nlarlln Carman Franklyn Chublck Davld Clark Fleanor Coffey Dean Conley N116 Cornellson 95? ik x ftl fourth Row 'Nlary Coverdell Donna Cox Nllchael Baughton Jeanne DHVIS LOUISE Derry Beverly Doll Ronald Uunphv Fzth Row Carolyn Edwards Nl1Cl'1Cl8 Ely Robert Embree Nlanlyn Farber Blll Fry CaryCa1d1es Larry Geary BottomRow MaryLeeG1ltner Larry Grandfleld LeRoy Cray Frleda Cndlev john Handley P8U'lCl8 Hansen Cary Hanson it 'LJ W., x T4 N 7, 1 . '- 1 - rg V ' ' ey ig f. F K ' 5 f ' . ' .2 5 . l C . V ' NX xx X J l , k m? X iz. I ' ,1- fl ,vi I U f , Q fe. ' I - . K A , Wy get-.. sat l f - Q, Q 'L B A 1 . 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SOPHOMORES S TRI VE FOR RECOGNITION 22 OFFICERS treasurer Not pzctured Gloria Beemer vzce preszdent Karen Kelley, secretary, Linnea Allen, president, and Dan Thompson Top Rom Edward Adlusson Llnnea Allen Clor1a Deemer Rlchard Dell Donna Berger Bob Bernlng Ronnle Blalr Second Rau Robert Blanchard Larrv Brand 'Nhchael Brentnall Janet Rrotherton Carl Carlson Mary Lvnn Cassadv Jack Chrlstensen Thzrd Rom 'Nhke Clem Ruth Ann Coffev Nlarjorle Colllngs jerry Collms Steve Collxns janet Cottrell Jeanette Crane Fourth Row Ronald Custer Robert Danner Jack Davm Duane Delaney Sharon DICTS jannet Donner W mce Draper l'z th Rau fharlle Dwyer Glen l' lqe Charlf-S Ersklne lhll Fvana Dennls FTHHCIS Roger PYKDCIS Andy Fredrlcksen Bottom Ron Carl Freeman lvle Frelhage Sharon f81d1CS inn Glbson Nl3l'1OI1 C1lds1g Rlchard Graham lloyd Crlfflth Top Ron Duane Hance Nlary Haney lfva Vlae Hart man D3Vld Hayes Carlxssta Henrv Sandra Herzog Carolyn ll1gg1l'lS Second Rom Clen lllgg1IlS Ronald Hohneke 'V1ar1lyn Holmes Robxna Hosklnson Paul HOWIB Don Hubbard Nlary Llame Huntington Thtrd Row Jeffrey Ibbotson Janet Isenhour ,Ilm Jer gens falene johnson judv Johnston Karen Kelley 'Wanon Kneedler X1 2:1 463 Fourth Row Nlartha Knudsen Judy Krueger Marllyn Kuhl 'Vancy kunath -Xrdna Mae LaFol1ette Patty Lane Carnlece Lee Ft thR0w Phlllp Lemlnger ,Iohn Llken Gene Lowen berg Alfred Lucas Carolyn 'V1cBay Kathy McCann Roger McCay Bottom Row KarenN1cDonald Raymond Mclntlre Davld NIclN1chols Lols McNxchols Dennxs Martln Donna Matheny Betty Ann Means E' bf al ? 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If X . -M I I re ' Q' 1, Le t to nght Allce Hxgglns Lucllle Arey Ana Hazen Emma Walters Goldle Floyd Inset Lena Stamper Let to rzght .l V Tlllman Sherman Stlnson Ed Front Row let to rzght Max Kilgore Murray Shad Coker John Grandfleld Frankie Taylor Art Huntlngton Bob Strompp Ed Truman Charlle Baker Wayne Swaln CUOKS, CUSTODIAN , AND BUS DRIVERS suPPLY INVALUABLE ssnwcs ro cus fa.: .... ,., i , ey 54 it I Q 'Q 'fig 39335624 3 xqw, 4, , s 2 DP? 4 rw N ' in X Q, ,W van? J? Qfflgig .ws , Q -v g Q! ,im 53 f yt, . 5 f 1 - fa Vgiir 5, W4 Y 6 ,. wi ,Q , ' 2? , 4' A ,Z INA NAPIER, vice-principal of CHS, became acting principal during the month of February. Prlnclpal GENF C HERTZ was ap polnted actxng superlntendent f schools to flll the POSIIIOD of Burton R Jones LEADERS LEND TIME AND TALENTS A great lnfluence ln CHS as well as the four elementary schools Junlor hlgh and junlor college was the school board Donors of thelr tlme and talents they were Fred Hudson Mrs Ansell Whxte Presldent Marvln D Waltz Harry Probst and W1ll1am Fvans ,J V1-.-,.......a'l iff ,W GERALD VAN ARKEL fabovej history eleventh year DALE KNESEL social sciences third year JESSIE VAN ZEE history, govemment RUTH VAN TRFISS ffar right! librarian tenth year 30 Q A .1 x 'Q V Q :'? 'Q. iff' asf CLFN TURNER fabovej biology fourth year WILLA R D LONG vovational agriculture second year HILDA HIATT commerrial training fifteenth year RVBY HIATT ffar right! commercial training twelfth year .. J '4 4- T-ff:fQ,ff3f5f1?g . , 4 , Q 25- . . '55 , , A .4 J 2 . Q F .i A xii.-5-rw 3 I I if 2 :Q A X Q g E 5 M4 , Y K Y RQ: 5 5? 44 1' 4 , ' M .gs t x 1. W W wmquf. Zi.. My My Ka, 1 M 'W Q Q Q Q f fm i P A 5? tv 0 I W ' . . ig Y will r wh A 1 Q.. 4 A , 3533 g,wf.Kf. ff73ff -V vs, 55. -1,11 -w. 2.3. 5 - ,wr Miss Ruth Van Tress and her librarians, Janice Francis, Richard T. Smith, Steven Miller, Bob Ririnour, Boyd Griffith, and Hoa Scheel, filed, cared for, and checked out the books in the high school library. Six pleasant girls gave up one study hall daily to help Miss Ina Napier run erranris and type. The staff was composed nf l,eota Olson, Charys McKee, Mary l,ynn Cassady, Frankie Steinbach, Judy Krueger, Karen White, and Miss Napier. W3 'l ruw on P 'N V Qi A Q? 'Q '+- ff Q ' 1 4 Q r QR 1 X z ' !5'm ENE' ' In , A iffy J fg- tt i a '4 ,A W., STLDFJVI COUNCIL Ol FICERS: ,lerry Cozad, president Portia Herndon, vice-president janet Victor, treasurer Tom Hertz, secretary One of the student council's most worthwhile projects was the establishment of a student lounge in room 202. Open before and after school and at noon, the lounge was furnished with comfortable chairs by the council. COUNCIL PROVIDES STUDENT GOVERNMENT g ,i' gsmtt feta O The Student council governed activities including Homecoming and Twirp-Hirp. Seated: Dee Ann Stine, Nlarty Fllliott, Dick Outhouse, janet Victor, jerry Cozad, Portia Herndon, Tom Hertz, ,ludy Johnston, Roh lfmbree. Standing: Principal Ce-ne Hertz, sponsorg Ted Hiller, David Hayes, Peggy lloland, Nlary Lynn Cassady, Harhara Steingraher, Keith Collings. High school students earning fifteen points or more in stage or production work in dra- matics are rewarded with membership in the National Thespian Society. Front Row: Marcia Healey, Marlene Waltersdorf, Betsie Bradley. Second Row: Mr. Turbot, Helen Hanke, Karen Madden, Portia Herndon, Clarine Henry, Karen Werner, Dee Ann Stine, .lean Nenef- iel. Third Row: Richard T. Smith, Howard Long, Wayne Wilson, Larry Winkler, Raymond Smith, ,lim Phillips, ,lack Hayes, Bob Johns, Bill Jones. Top Row: Virginia White, ,lolene Hayes. THESPIAN STARS SHINE IN DRAMA which she was charged with murder during the three-act Thes- Officers of Thespian Troupe No. 697 are Bill Jones, pian play, The Night of January Sixteenth. Questioning her was treasurer, Karen Madden, secretary, Richard T. Smith, District Attorney Wayne Wilson with Raymond Smith in back- president, Marlene Waltersdorf, vice president, and ,lack grotmd and ,lim Phillips looking on. Hayes, Clerk. Old-time harmonies are a trademark of the beautyshop quartet, composed of Gloria Beemer, Melba Winans, Karen McDonald, and Clarine Henry. VOCAL DEPAR TM ENT MIXED CHORUS, Front Row: Jean Tripp, Karen Kelley, Dixie Miller, Charlotte Whited, Betty Means, Karen Schroder, Linnea Allen, Gloria Beemer, Mr. Page. Second Row: Judy Hecknor, Ardna Mae LaFallette, Calene Johnson, Carolyn Baker, Melba Winans, Bill Jones, Karen McDonald, Beverly Doll, Louise Derry, Peggy Pennington. Third Row: Donna McGinnis, Marilyn Farber, Mina Tranbarger, Ann Gibson, Carlissta Henry, Robina Hoskinson, John Huss, Bob Ridnour, Karen Mikkelsen, Betty Tripp, Sharon Pullen, Bonnie Reasland, Sharon Diers. Top Row: Judy Pfundheller, Patty Herzog, Sandra Herzog, Nellie Miller, Carniece Lee, Janet Brotherton, Wayne Wilson, Bob Herring, Galen Hecknor, Nancy McMichael, Diane Long, Janice Francis, Sandra Jackson, Clarine Henry, Linda Williams. So, la, ti, do sings the boys' quartet. At a warming-up session are john Hess, Wayne llilson, Hob Herring, and Hill jones. PRESENTS OPERETTA Only select music students were chosen for the Modern Music Masters Society on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, cooperation, and service. Introduced to CHS by Mr. Cecil Page a year ago, Tri-Nl is a goal for all music students. Front Row: Clarine Henry, historian, Karen Werner, secretaryg Dick Outhouse, presidentg Wayne Wilson, vice-presidentg ,lean Benefiel, treasurer, Mr. Cecil Page, sponsor. Second Row: Marian Hance, Linnea Allen, Melba Winans, Helen Hauke, Judy Holliday. Third Row: Leland Wright, Karen McDonald, Linda Stalker, Gloria Beemer. UQ is Real cool rhythms were heard every Monday after school when the radio orchestra, under the direction of David Rissler, practiced. Front Row: Helen Hanke, Larry Bakerinlc, Marilyn Kuhl, Larry Winkler. Second Roux' Nile Corneli- son, Hob Howie, Leland Wright, ,Iean Benefiel, Dick Outhouse, Marlene Walters- dorf, Marcia Wallace. Howard Waltersdorf is at the drums. BAND HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR Karen Madden represented the band as its queen at the Clarinda and Creston Marching Band Festivals. ller escort was Bob Howie. lf G X lim f If -Q5 Y iii -a 1- 4' at .W . :QT m ,iv af: if g-X X X 'B Q 5. ,np .N ,- X s . 1 .-z-.,M,,? , f lp 7 M WSI if 2 X . FL: IZ '1 n K xy ,XS .x . ' :A 1: A.- X . . X-S24 . fs-vw' A Gt ' W' f ' 'm 'x , Aw ,Y 5 u 'I .4 -J ' .--- r L' ,. f .QS-if I .gy x 1 A ,., 1 J 9 3 1 'Z A 5 v s ,A M C0-editors Jolene Hayes, Wayne Wilson, and Betsie Hradley, Business Manager, right, discussed lay-outs for the l959 Crest on picture-taking day at CHS. ' Y 'yL,, i f J ,aff Hetsie llradley and ,Iolene Hayes, at left, depicted Wild Hill llieeup and Poison Pete, while Wayne Gloria Side By Side at Wilson and Heemer s at the Crest Talent Show. CREST CLUB PUBLISHES YEARBUOK H523 Nlemhers of the Crest Club published the annual vear- l.inda Xlussleman, Secretary, ,lolene Hayes, C0-editor, Wayne Wilson, C0-erlitorg lietsie llradley, fi'uSineSS llanagerg ,Ieanne llriskell, lice-Presirienlg and lark Kelley, Treasurer, Seeonri Roll: ,lean Tripp, Judy Heclcnor, Helen Hanke, Hiehard li. Smith, Keith Col- linss, Hrs. Creen, Hay Smith, Nlarlene llialtersdorf, Betty .-Xnn Harsh, jerry clO7klIl, Xlarty lilliott. Third Rolf: Charlene lloosley, Betty -'mn Xleans, Linda 5tallier, Virginia llhite, lietty Tripp, l,inda llilliams 40 hook. Front Razr: Larry Winkler, Chief Photograipherg l.ois Carlson, Xlarjorie lluss, Karen Haag, ,Ianive -Xnderson, jane Hudson, Ruth lilair. Fourth Rout Xlary Haney, Hohina Hoslcinson, .Indy llfundheller, Hickey Xlusselman, ,loann Thompson, Ronald llurnphy, Hoyd Criffith, llee ,-'inn Stine, Nlareia Healey, Karen Xladden, jean lienefiel, lliane Long, Nlary l,ynn Cas- sady, Sharon Harmon. Top Row: ,Ianet llrotherton, Naney Kunath, Yaney X1eXliehael, Hetty Hlazek, Larry Hulloel-c, Hoh llavis, Hoh llidnour, .lark Hayes, Clarine H enry, Sandra Nloore, Nellie Hiller. Published by Cres ton tlowai High School Journalism Class for Students and Community .lu WANT ADS STAFF 5 y I-Elliott 4-rs .. Thelda Bender, im- Henry, Jim Mona- Pat Trusty, -lim Van Marcia Wallace, Winkler. s Larry Wink- Raymond Smith By Marty and Jolene , 3 KI-'OR lil4E'l : f - Sthoolhriuse Vacation pl'UC'llll!Tlt tl ily popu- t at lill' vote, i gj- ' iiersffasa-1 H aQ .t.,eam 1 l Set' Dick Morris and Louie b lla i ight. iN Nl A -'W N fiiivitle t-:sr ls. ,Li a play for the publit: years. The play is Creston Cagers 1' , Mock Trial Probes Faiilkner Murder ey . tio Face leading 1 Hawk-8 Scorer ,ack Ken and' B.1-11t O. '.l.ir1u1115. lb 'is :play ihosen 'xy the 'llaespizins to bt' prestntt-al on .lqiriuary 22 in? the Creston High School audi-E tot-ium, l This is the first year thej Thespians will have presentedi for several il comedy- Night Of' 5 a murder lom scene. liing of wit- ' up to the nding will il the eve- tion. osen from the ver- the play. two guilty the inno- 3 l.l'ANTl'jlJ: - XYUFK fill' QPU 1- 'Q will be etxil t-lf-:in-up crew, See Mr V on the Wzigiitfik -ith period study hall 4 ,ii,:cv1'iriffmf Meiibiiifwiliii znzitiiiuls ot C ll S grads. Boole blilfltu. of l-,itil l t1llt1l't1lf to hlijll est SERVICI-IS: - Deeorzilion of high st-no-+1 4 senior anal junior Hirls. fxteriors. Contact 'l'RANSPOliTA'I'ION: - A Daily run to junior hiuh. Cary C'o:11p41nj'. pit ture :.lbu C'1lJ l Ol'l 5 AI.lfZ Ct1glllllGtC 'nstiflif'e:1tCllS f 1 CFVTS Nov. fi to 7, l1..v ll' fll l,Or-'l 3 tests. Students during CIHQSTON HOG BIARKETQ e- llot lunvh: 25t'. Hula Hoops Whirl Around C.H.S. Boys Have you joined the new fad of hula-hoop twirling? lt's a cheap way of having loads of fun, but of course you must have a knack for wi!gling . If you have happened to go by Meliinley park when some of the kids have been twirl- inq. it's really a sight to see. It seems Bo Phillips and Mike Cary think they are pretty good: they do have a good wiggle. Bob Davis and Jack the his Qllayes have also taken f.!'L.4.. f..L 53:52:23 UD L- -F 1 . wg fl jars! zirii-.1-.l. Af' 'ix'-1' ll lmv ri then ' hi s11,i,1f'4l St .'01'L1 when all brought ku. 1 is Go Moc ' Wfith Sci By llieliartl T. The nut-. w'li'C't'illll 'I':lXO1 fill .i'l 'lf' ' 1. of lilzxss lil' F 1llsS iffw' f H A . :L V A I ' N P 1 'S ' - f A. wt 11 ti ' '-, i'ilLfli'Jf ' sig-.-ie. ,-zu-.- Q11 l :lass jf phase of v. r-rk from the most zirivient hurt! 1'iIllll'lVi 't l'-film W 'mx 5,13 4,i'vf1f'j'Il i.+f't1pl'y, This gritty! with countless l. j r .1:.1 tri' -1 fl? mul 1 will eitjt nture. l ufn 15' this book ., scientific nature. Dre anis: Great 112.-lg ulijt-MS' Seek Eleventh League Victory By Jim Monahan The Panthers knocked down two more opponents in the last two weeks, making their con- ference record climb to 10-2, good enough for a first place tie with Atlantic. Creston played their best brand of basketball in beating Corning, 73-54. Five of the CHS players scored in double figures. Jim MeCutchan, pull- ing out of his slump in a big way, led all scores with 15 points. Last Friday night the Pan- thers made the long trek to Glenwood where they halted an inspired Glenwood five. 55-50. Although Creston was never be- hind, Glenwood made the game close all of the way, once pulling within one point. 1 Mr. Dyer, sponsor of the club. brought up the subject of having a constitution for the C-Club. It will include how a member of the club should act, and the requirements for win- ning a letter. All seniors pres- ent at the meeting stayed after the meeting was adjourned to talk with Mr. Dyer on this subject. Before the end of the school year, the club hopes t0 5 .f MV., -, . W--?,3t,gff ' f- .gr lk? ff-717353 5' 2 H V. if f? QW 41 sa L' 'L 4 .-X I 'ws 5 wf Father Ixnous Best a dell htful three act comedv vwaQ preaented hv the Qemor claQs md llll'PC'lP!l hv 'Nlrq Catherxne 'Nlueller A fmal curtam call revealed thm group qeated laddlr-ken llowre Bradlev Drmkell Healey and Benefxel Standtng gtults llanlce Nllller Bender Franc-me Whlte Wmlcler ,Innes Phllllpa l-lavee Van Nostrand and Nlorrm SENIORS SHOW FATHER K UWS BEST Beltw -Xndereon portraxed hw lletme Bradlev and two frlende Janie HHTCIH llealev at left and Rnmina Thelda llender Qtrur-k a txpxcal teen a e po-ae as thev gathered ln the Anderqon home to d1seuQQ matterc of vrtal lmportanee Itm Anderson Margaret Anderson Kathv Anderson Bud Anderson fame Ramona Pattv Repazr Van Ralph llr Hrtnkuorth Offtcer johnson Bud s frzend Urs jones llrs Woolsev Perkins Dtrector Student Utrector Bob Howxe Jeanne Dnskell jean Benefxel lllll ,lone-Q Thelda Bender 'Nlarc-1a Healev Patrlma Taddxcken lllck HOITIQ Qteve qtults Jlm Ph1ll1pQ l arrv lllnkler ,Iacl-. Hawee ,IRHIPP Frauerc Nlarllxn lllller Helen llanlce Nlrs Catherlne Nlueller llee inn qtme 43 f Q ' I 1 - ' a U it 5 ' I 1 ' ' 2 - f, A A war :Q 5 .F ' Q l A 5 ,' :fr I V - -,ns V: x , J . ,r l.L I Q -. V ' pr ,Ir , . - . . -,.- - x . V V 4 , x , 1 ' 5 ' A V - , -I' ' ef' '3 f iff ' l Y, 1 - . as My ' ' l fr v 'I-v ' fa ll x -1 . ' -v , -1 - x -- 4445 A Ml lr, .......... l , W gil VA W ' th' i , r A . . . . . . . . . . . . , i. . , rf A A e 4 X, -1, f f Bettv Anderson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Betsle Bradley J -3, H- 5 Ai 5 , nz '- i y mf A ' . Jr, . x 546' -. k 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , wx 5 1 W ' .L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' , ' 1 ,jd ..................... , It Vt 5 kq 'I ................... l Q - .................... , Rfk I s n n a n o v a a u n u u s a n A V. f ' V v 1' . , , ,' -' .., I, ' ., , ' , . 1 I 1 f I ' 1 .V A U , , ' . . ., .. T' 1 ' The Future Homemakers of America were a new club in the 1958-59 school year. Nlrs. Peak, advanced home economics instructor, sponsored the organization. Front Row: Nlrs. Peak Sherry Schaffer, Charys Xlcliee, Karen White, Karen Henry, Connie Wilher, Nlargaret Kenney, and jane Hudson. Second Roui ,Iacki Hayes, llarjorie lluss, Jeanette Crane, Carolyn Fdwards, Diane Long, Janice Francis, Judy Holliday, Frieda Gridley ' Kathy Hayes demonstrated the art of tying fancy Deanna Schofiel d, ,leanue Davis, l,inda Hirkner, Linda Stalker. bows at an Flll meeting where Christmas packages were the main interest. Marjorie lluss, l,inda Stalker, Karen Henry, and Karen White looked on with interest. GROUPS PLAN WORTHWHILE FUTURES Vocational agriculture classes at CHS are organized into the Future Farmers of America. Front Row: ,lack Christensen, Duane Truman, Nlike Woosley, Fd Watt, Dick Wilmeth, Dick Synder, Larry Wilmeth. Second Row: Ur. Willard Long, Sponsor, Fd Kuhns, Nlarion Cildsig, Stephen Nlickey, Nlaynard Nliller, Dill ldvans, Xlike NlcCann, Alfred Lucas, Charles Dwyer. Third Row: Bob llayner, Lowell Pettit, Fred Bl:-iir,james jones, John Hall, David Duhen, Duane Wallace, Bill Fry, Fd Lang. 'Miss Ruth Van Tress sponsors an active and well-known organization, Y-Teens. Front Row: Xliss Van Tress, Karen White, Carolyn Edwards, Sandra Jackson, Donna VIcGinnis, Betty Means. Second Row: l,ois Mchlichols, Deanna Blanchard, Sandra Smith, Nlargie Scadden, ,Iannet Donner, Barbara Steingraber, Frieda Gridley, Ardna Mae l1aF0ll6ll6. Third Row: Cheryl Blair, Carolyn Higgins, Eleanor Bryant, Linda Birkner, ,lean Davis, Ruth Ann Coffey, Judy Krueger, 'tlargorie lluss. Top Row: Mary Coverdell, Donna Cox Diane Long, Lois Carlson, ,Ianice Francis, Deanna Schofield, Patty Lane, Pat Trusty Connie Wilber. r 1 ,-Xndio-visual aids call for competent handling of equipment. Xlr. Glen Turner sponsors a group of capahle projectionists. Shown with opaque and motion picture projectors, are: J. B. lempleton, Ylr. Turner, Bohert Danner, Steve Spriggs, Boyd Grif- fith, and Bruce Beatty. 171' lllfl, I , Vlernlwrs of lllffffl are students of Nlr. Don lliserorll in flistrilvutive eflurnlion Plasses. They arf' llirharll llrown, Deanna lllanvharrl, .laoki Hayes, Charlene Woosley, l,in:la llirkner, Phyllis Parkins, Nlr. lliserorlt. 5 0 llon lliseroflt, lllfffh sponsor, starts the rlestrur-tive process of an automobile rluring Car Smash, a lllfflk project rie- signml to hvlp people let off steam . CLUBS CATER T0 CAREERS Future Nurses leam new methods of first aid from the school nurse, Vlrs. Vera Ciltner. Front Row: Ruth Blair, Frankie Steinbach, Cheryl Blair, Sherry Schaffer, Mary l.ee Gilmer. Second Row: Helen llanke, Donna Cox, Mrs. Giltner, 'Nlary Coverdell, Karen Henry. ,y , tv A I W , 'IMP' Y' 7' 1 ,, 1 -1 'C ii .,,,.., Mc' 'V XXII-1 ROI, DFI-f -XX N FTIN Y- M 4, XIRCLYN 'T ' 'RING 54 -QA. .. N 4 .HW 's , N 4 W4 Q . ! 45 I '- it vi. 4e, 'I T EFI s.??f A The lled and White Peppers of fills led the V958 Home- The Student ffounoil foretold the future of the Villisoa Coming parade October 24 with flashing pom porus and hluejays as the fills pauther rested triumphantly on the snappy drills. blue-jay's grave on Tombstone Territory. A w rv! f fl 3 2 Y Z Y A I ov fl rf wf . I r ' ' g ., Y. A fl , 1' .- 'ff N' . - I i With the preeision of an A-l sleuth the panther stalked the bluejay on 1 the junior class float, Trackdown. Y-Teen members, on either side, were dressed as clowns for the parade. First prize belonged to the seniors for Lineup, with the The FFA float pictured the defeat of the hluejay with names of the football b0Yg in 3 lamp bonk, al-,fl thpir their mock football field. Cheer Commercial, ...r- ' V' l N Y N Larry Winkler inspired the student body at a pep as- sembly during a speech entitled, To Boo or Not to Boo. Principal Gene Hertz gave the sport of hula-hooping a whirl when the faculty en- tertained during a football assembly. Dig that crazy hip bounce! Feminine football players discovered calisthenics were the way to a slim, trim figure. A basketball assembly skit illustrated that the victory car just could not make it with Atlantic on the scene. Things were back to normal when little girl victory, Creston, was picked up. CAMERA CATCHES CHS OFF-GUARD The Pepper cheering section was given a little healthy compe- tition during basketball season by a group of fifteen senior and junior boys who dubbed themselves The Pogpersf' Shown A friendly game of massacre was enacted by Leota Olson and with Alvin, their gigantic megaphone, they yelled, I'd rather Marilyn Miller when a busload of twirlers, peppers, and band be a Pooper than a pooped-out Pepper. members went to out-of-town basketball games. P0 V ff 4.4 H .. CHFERI EADERS ,Iudy Johnston ,IanetV1ctor Mlckey Musselman Bonnie Roland Betty Ann Harsh Portia Herndon AMO AMAS AMA T vw 4 llere is a peppy group that received little credit. We have these girls to thank for the spirit and enthusiasm shown toward our teams. No one seems to realize that these girls practiced long hours and displayed sportsmanship through vic- tory or defeat. These girls can and have done this. llats off to the cheerleadersl HAPPY PEPPERS MARCH AND CHEER lxvery organization should have a sponsor. 5 ilihis one doesn't. hut that didn't stop these energetic girls. :Xll were present at 9:00 sharp everv morning to practice the drills thex' carry out so efficientlv. illhis year ,lean Urislxell was captain and under her expert leadership these girls performed well on the football field. in the gvinnasiutn. and in parades. mn! R014 eanne Drisltell Nl rtx l iott oann 'lhontpson l Xie lliller fhare e ooslew liettx Xleans Xlarx lpe ner Om 014 rt? aron arrnon llf x lilazrelt Donna Her er Bonnie Blair aniee 'l 'lerson l tx lane lranl-.te gteinharh lxaren Nladden Third Rott lletsie llradlex anet lsenhour Nlarx Xlxers Ylelhri Winans Trish 'laddichen fherul lilair Nlarria llealex Def -Xnn Stine lxaren llaa karen Werner Ylr mia White Top R011 lhelda liender Nancx Nlclliehel 'Nanew lxunath anet lirother o onna fox an oxer e arine enrx is so n l a s lin 'llusselnian Front Rout: Rita Heynolds, Donna Berger, Mary Haney,'NancyKunath, Janet Brotherton, Karen Kelley, Karen McDonald, Sharon Gaidies, Judy Johnston, Mickey Nlusselman, Marty Knudsen, Betty Ann Means. Second Row: Deanna Schofield, Mary Myers, .ludy Krueger, Josephine Steinhach, Sherry Schaffer, Judy Hecknor, Sharon Diers, Nancy Mr-Michael, Patricia McFlroy, Sharon llarmon, Janet Victor. Third Row: Miss Jamison, Charys Mc-Kee, Joann Thompson, Karen Haag, Margaret Kenney, Jane Hudson, Jolene Hayes, Dixie Anne Miller, Sandra Moore, Betty Ann Harsh, Hoa Scheel. Fourth Row: Marcia Wallace, Janet lsenhour, Mary Coverdell, Cheryl Blair, Mary ltynu Cassady, Helen llanke, Patricia Taddicken, Marlene Waltersdorf, Betsie Bradley, Karen Madden. Fifth Row: Cheri Steele, Cloria Beemer, Jacki Hayes, Karen Wemer, Frankie Steinbach, Janice Francis Portia Herndon, Linda Musselman, Judy Pfundheller, Marilyn Miller. Sixth Row: Kathy McCann, Bonnie Blair, Jeanette Crane, Carolyn Fdwards, Donna Cox, Joy Osborn, Clarine Henry, Marty Fllliott, Jean Bene- fiel, Thelda Bender, Betty Blazek. Top Row: Peg Pennington, Pat Trusty, Flizaheth Miller, Virginia White, Jeannelbriskell, Dee Ann Stine, Marcia Healey. ,gif Front Row Margaret Kenney Janice Francis Marcia Healey Karen Wemer Marlene Mc'N1chols Mary Clltner Second Row Miss Jamison Jane Hudson Bonnie Roland Betsle Bradley Dee Ann Stine Helen Hanke Jean Driskell Betty Blazek Mickey Mussel man Third Row Joann Thompson Frankie Steinbach Deanna Schofield Trish Taddicken Linda Musselman Clarlne Henry Thelda Bender Mar1lynVl1ller Top Rau Charlene Woosley Marty l'll1ott Port1aHemdon Hoa Scheel Joy Osborn Donna Fox Marlene Walters dorf Xlrglnla White Judy Pfundheller Ruth Blair GIRLS LETTER IN G. R. A. AND ENTER C. CLUB t 2 . 4 utr y y I r1l1IfNO1l rn 0 x 0 IX in mm vm N com x 1 n I1 fwnxhm I m IIfrt7 AIIITI Ilona Ix 1 IN X 1I.c Ii cnln1II lop KOR!! H Biyles, Iifl I r Ivr low IIrummonrI XI x I HUGH, mf 'Dailey Bol II1x Ierrx I xI r Irrn0nIX1 'Z SRI I Front hon II IIocI. Iarrx Ne4L1n ton Ixm Xlcf utchan Y npfxnu Ntevtgults Ilrck CIIIIIIOIINI 'Iom IIcrt1 Not Pzrtur ri' Iw1thfoII1nvi. TRACK Front Row Dean Conlev I'Ion Fastlllo Larry Bullock Jerry Cozad jack Ixellev ,lack Davxs, Nllke Brentnall Second Row Larrv Qeckxngton Pd Reed Steve Stults, Tom Hertz, Carl Over hoItzer D1ck I3eaI Top Row Steve Colhns ,I1m Van Nostrand, Bob I mhree, Hob IIav1s f OI I' II1rIx 'Nlorrls Hob IIdYlS Ste-we SluItQ, jerrv Cozad N I I mn! Ron 'Iom Hertz r CI. Dean fon ev an Iames N11ke IIrentnaII Top R j Nlonahxn, Rlvhard 'Nona n Ix 1th f oII1n I IIa on mW as 'SHN ACFRS Front Rau Dennls Nfartln, RODDIC Dodge, Bob Bernlng, Jxm jergens, john I lken, Carv Smlth Top Rau, jim Monahan, Steve Stults. I fIfI II XI.I, ff ' : I.a1rry Ser-Ii' gt n, Irarry IIUIIGCIQ, ,lerrr fI07.llI, -IZICIK K II-1-, III II px . ff Y l'nv : IIo lIustiIIo, I'Chz1r1I NI - - , 0 ' ., A xghan, Jac' II.y0s, .IkIL'Ii III 'i.', III r' a . H 'V Qfqi mv In 1-0, I I , u' IaVg '- I I .is, '- Mav, O , 'E IV Vlffmfi-12 5,231 my '-3 nx1,I. t 2, V I 5-4 H ' UH I ' ' H : VLLVV A I.. ,:, ' 555' I 4 ',,. fif Q ' 'I lf QQ xer' Ina, I,7f 'L ' 'f ,s A I 1 1 , r , I, . A . . : . . IIVXQQS.-X . 1? Ft ' , 1.8 I mtg V, f 1 1 1, Alt .' 3, l 4 - X ii' z ', '- ha , 'O' I ' gs, I . II. ht A , il' H' .34 ont R011 I rw l cle rv f0Idfl hnI lun In Ihom 1-. n ack Dans Xlnkf lirentna Ierry I ollms I lrrv Qeclungton Iioher 'tlcf IV SP!'O71dlXOIU lllclk Beal lemon llllku john Ir1cst '10 fxou llonf lstlllo 'Xlax I lldwell Holm llrummonfl 1m I'h1ll1ps Iiola llivl'-. lxm Nlundhdn Boll l mbrce Ihcharci Ilonahln john I otxenberg Ierrv Iavlor Ronnxe I uster Slowed up bv three defeats ln the flrst four games, these Panthers refused to stay down As a matter of fact, thew returned to vun all of the remalnlng f1ve games glue them fourth place ln the Hawkeye Fight Cr: sion Upponent Iles Xlomes 'Iech ec Oa XIIAHIIC Shenandoah I Iarmrl 1 Oreenfmelrl C ornln I IIIISCB f lenvw oorl -X touchdown pass' K 'Io vard pass from nlom Ilertz to Iioh Ilavls dltleil ln the 'I9 to 6 vrcnorw ower Glenwood ,A Mig! ... ' Fr , ,ar 4' Hu lo ', Jer I I , Jo ,i'e , ll: Iso , .Ia -' - Q, ' ' 1 ll, ' ' ' ' U, ,fz..' ' .' 1, ' 'r,. Ir, Larry Ilayles, jucle Hayes, llonnie Ilunphy, Tom Hertz, lloh johns, llavirl Hayes, jerry Goodrich. 'P ' 'f FA' ,W li A, ,.l' S, 2 1 , lr W. . . . , to . ' ' 1.2 I2 II ,I k 6 26 .I ' ' 0 241- .I 2 0 6 I . ' 2 45 0 ' ' 30 0 I ' g 20 7 32 6 L , ' 20 6 56 .IICRRY COZAIJ Ju C k N o r t h'S llonoruhle Nlention. 4 Q Iii ll Iii! T031 IIICRTZ First All-Conference Team. First All-Southwest Iowa Team by the World Herald. Second Team, IDPA All- State Second Team jack 'Nlorth s All State Team F 'JE Q',Y'. JIM PHILLIPS LARRY BAYLFS Second Team, All-Confer- ence. jack Northls llonor- able Mention. Second Team All-Conference Team. .lack North's llonor- ahle Mention. CRESTON GRIDDERS COMPILE EXCELLENT RECURD AFTER SLOW START uAf3 , ,f qs: I Coach Dyer explained a new plav from the three ln one of his dailv 8 00 a m Fhalk talks Cozad happlly ended a flfty five vard touchdown march in the Homecoming game with Vlllisca as he went over 57 . . . , , l L -t , ggi, A 'j.'g1'l. ,',,3. cf' , 1,7 . 15 -1 ' -, ,, X , . inf , x wi, , 1- ,M W., M my f t . 4 'ff' ff, f W, 'T ff' , va: , 1 5 . . . l u ' a I 0 A ' I1 , . ,lerry Cozarl ol K1 so Larry Qeckmgton ,llm Monahan 1 C I Hoagv Bullock 1 Y us Bob Fm brae Tom H ert7 Bob Brummond ,lack llayf-Q Bob johne l arrv Baylee Bo Phllllps Bob DHVIS john Lowenburg Vemon Wlllcle Rlchard Monahan Terry Taylor Danny Thompeon 58 xlllCE Wooeley Nlax Caldwell Don fostello L A L jack lkellev .lack DBVIS P k,.4 ' a lx! I 1 . l Q 'V , hnzl N I f F --r A I V My - . , V a .. K y xf N I5 . k an a il if I y H , lJlfIJI.l-1Y NORRIS ROLLIN DYER Nl.-XVRICH GPIIST GLEN SIIPIRRY Assistant Fgotball' F1-Osh- Football, Baseball, Track, Basketball, Golf, Fresh- Frosh-Soph Football. Snph llasketball, Frosh-Soph Basketball. Soph Football. GOOD COACHING : GOOD TEAM MANAGERS PLAY UNSEEN BUT IMPORTANT ROLE Jim Nlonahan Xlxke Brentnall 59 Front Row: Bill Evans, Gus Grandfield. Second Row: Dennis Martin, Front R014 larry Seckmgton jack Ilavls Iom Ilerlz Iarry I3uIIof'k Srrond Rau Bob I mbree Steve Stultg I irrv Foodrlch jlm xICfUlCIlrl1'1 Ihck Outhouso Ixelth I oII1ngs Hob johrm Roger 'Nlcfay W is W1 W Af' S Ix III III Inq IH I Onfprpnff' III m I1rQt XII C onfr-rvuce If-am 60 if Zami was IEW 'III II C0111 XII I onferenrf- 'I eam I 7 ' ,Q if ' I 1 S f H 1- fc L -D inf? F . V l 5 IJIII ' UIWI' II'5If 'IONI fII'I'f KICI ' COI. , NCS 'I I 'Wi' --I , . Sf- f V-I 3 ' . CONFERENCE C0 CHAMP MC FUTCHAN KEITH COLLINGS DICK OL'I IIOI QI' Since arriving from Mt Ayr four years ago Coach Geist has shown he can efficiently produce acapahle hall club Coach Geist again produced an outstanding team this year His varsity squad had a I2-2 record in conference play and a 16-3 record for the season ,ff STEVI- 9'I I I TS Cya --.. qfs- LARRY SECKINGTOIN LARRY BULLOCK TOM IIERTZ 1 Up, around, and through. Dick Out- house shot as rangy Steve Stults came up to grab a rebound. Ip up up' D1Ck Outhouse went h1 h over Red Oak s head to slnk 1 hook shot Conslsgent 1 om Hertz Scored on one of his Keith Lolllngs out maneuvered Red Oak for famlllar out Shots a clear Jump shot from the corner Greenfleld Osceola Atlantlc Y 1lllSCa Clarlnda Cornlng Glenwood Red Oak Shenandoah Greenfleld Atlantic Ut Ayr Y llllSCa Clarlnda Cornmg Glenwood Red Oak Shenandoah Creston V1lllSCa Red Oak Cornmg Shenandoah Clarmda Glenwood 1 A . lt A A Creston Opponent Hklllxl' Xl l' ICH I Sl MXNDINJC 5 ' 65 40 67 31 ' Mt. Ayr 49 45 Atlantic ' 33 41 ' ' ' 37 34 ' 56 47 ' ' 57 42 63 27 ' 45 39 55 44 ' 44 26 . ' 37 34 1 .. 59 61 ' 62 65 ' 58 -1-2 ' 73 54 55 50 44 33 54 44 Front R011 jlm Phlllxps 'lllke Brentnall jack lT'lVlS Steve Stults Hob Bernln, T7dNlfl 'lc'N1chols Dennls Nlirtrn lhck Beal becond ROIL llonn1e llunphv larrv Seckln ton lhn Thompson Ho er NlcCav Howard llaltersdorf Ymce Draper Qteve Collms 'llarron lxneecl ler Tfurd R011 Don Caslrllo jack kellev Bob johns jerry Cozacl Ronnle Custer jerrv Lolllns B111 I-xans Fourth Rom falen Recknor Bob Embree Cary Hanson Carl Over holtzer Dean Conley Davxcl Hayes Ted Nhller ,I B Templeton Top Row 9teveSpr1ggs Max Caldwell Jim Monahan FLEET FEET RUN ON NEW TRACK STATE MEET IS GOAL OF GOLFERS Front Rau. Garv Hanson Don Lastlllo Steve Stults Howard Waltersdorf Second Rou. Dxck Nlorrls Ravmond Smllh Bob johns ,Ierrv Cozad Robert Herrm, 63 9 CREST STAFF COMPLETES YEA RBUOK WAYWP WILSON Joi wr HAYES 'W' C0 Edztor Co Fdztor BI' TSIE BRADLFY BPTTY ANN HARSH Art Fdztor Ad Edztor LARRY WINKLFR RAYMOND SMITH Photographer Photographer F521 C? .If RRY CO7 AD IIND X NIIJSSFLNIAN RICHARD SMITH SPOUS Fdlwf Secretary 4rt Edztor , f ' W W f- ' . 1 ,Ji , . 2' 4, 4, . il il JZ? I' ' gi'Q f ,. ix 2 . . . A Y A A .x L, Ky fa. sl 4-. Hynix gi,-5.17 :Ai . x K. X. V4 L sag? Z, Q WM-H'--Q rf-A-HM01 7 e Bull Sears owner and man ager of VIC CLEANERS IS a long time sports enthusiast and promoter In Creston Steve Stults and Jlm McCutcl'1an of the Creston basketball team puck up a sunt from Nellle Jackson at VIC CLEANERS Larry Bayles and Jlm Phnl lnps select a rear vlew mlrror for Larry s car as Mary Jane Allaway and Rnchard Harden look over the books Make quuck repalrs yourself wlth tools from CRESTON AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY INC of Creston Iowa AUTO SUPPLY CO INC w SH 1 HI All of the milk drymg pro cess IS controlled from thus outomotnc pushbutton control ponel ot the CENTER MILK COMPANY Roy Brown IS ex plomrng the operotlons of the ., swltchboord to Jolene Hoyes Betsle Brodley ond Wayne Wilson of the Crest staff CRESTON CENTER MILK PRODUCTS .1 n 'hc n 'Af v l'l-:Il John C Elliott FU., Selling for Lg THE VERNON COMPANY Amencos fnnest odvertns mg specuolntnes for over holf o century mm-H Phone ST 2 7891 P O Box 463 Creston lowo JOHN C El LIOT7' THE VERNON COMPANY Y 7 , . . - l . , - u Q- . iw I - 2 . . 1? . ' u TO: I , H Q nu, f K . 2, 0 049.1 1 lg n L - b -2 ., J! f V oixi Q. K ....... ,,, My -. . . . , . I I. W l J r...... ff .r .. . . . . . . .WWJW ,Q - . . .. . . , I . wish' Y , 1, ,, Q . li ,, gif' ,, , J ,l f .1 wig, Q. . :J 1, . , . . ' II ' I EVANS BROS CLOTHING Bob Roland and Bill Evans are helping Jack Hayes Bob Davis and Jerry Cozad pick out a smart sport coat one of the many fine tailored items of mens wear always found at EVANS BROTHERS CLOTHING STORE HAWKEYE LUMBER CO Molding for various uses is shown to David Francis and Don Castillo at the HAWKEYE LUMBER COMPANY where Joe Scanlan is ready to help you with all your building supplies COMMONWEALTH CRESTON THEATERS The Best in Entertainment CREST BOOTERY I06 North Maple CRESTON WHOLESALE CANDY AND TOBACCO IO4 East Montgomery GEIS JEWELRY HIM West Montgomery HANSON DRUG STORE Creston, Iowa HAWKS INSURANCE AGENCY I00 West Montgomery KERR-COCHRAN CHEVROLET CO. Finest Service Anywhere MARTIN BAKERY ' The Best in Pastries UNITED FOOD MARKET Groceries and Meats PULLEN'S MIDGET CAFE The MIDGET CAFE proves popular with both students and merchants. Dtane Long, Marjorie I-luss, Sharon Pullen, and Nellie Miller stop in for lunch quite often, as they know they will be served good food here. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Phul Hudson heeds a word from the wuse as Dale Bunch ands hum nn addmg fo hls count at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK an Creston ANDYS GROCERY BAKER JEWELER BARKS RADIATOR SERVICE BEECHER INSURANCE AGENCY BENDER FEED AND PRODUCE BRAY FOOD MARKET BRUMMOND PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY CHAPMAN AND PORTER AGENCY CRESTON CLEANERS CRESTON PLANING MILL DAVIS DAIRY RAY DAVIS PONTIAC BUICK CO DOROTHY TWYLAH S BEAUTY SHOPPE DREYS SPORTING GOODS BARTON PIANO CO 2I3 W Montgomery M s Ed Barton demonstrates to Mucky Ely and Margaret Kenney how anyone can Iearn to play a Hammond Ogan at Southwester Iowa s only Hammond F anchnsed Dealer ED AND THELMA BARTON CRESTON MUTUAL TELEPHONE COMPANY Marcia Healey and Clarme Henry are shown by Mrs Loretta Stoneburner chief operator ho Creston as se ved by the CRES TON MUTUAL TELEPHONE COMPANY 69 I R. H. , ' I I . . I . . . . . . oc- : ,, , , , .. iw' M-1. A ,J ' . , y E oft I ' 5 . f 9 . . r . ' I V n ' I ' I I r - , w r - COENS John Coen shows Sharon Harmon and Betty Blazek the latest catalogue and furnnture of the Ethan Allen Colonlal Furniture design at COEN S BROWN S SHOEFIT Jerry Cozad Bob Davls and Jock Hayes are plannlng quite a but of walkrng Here they are being shown sturdy attractlve foot wear by Gary McLaughlln Assustont Manager at BROWNS SHOE FIT -u1JLi-ll- IDE BUCHANAN Jean Beneflel gains PEACE OF MIND as she funds out from Ralph Buchanan and hrs secretary Nancy Stowell how easy It IS to sure at IDE BUCHANAN 70 BERNING S CAFE Bob Bernmg treats Ann Gubson and Karen Kelley to a tasty after school snack as he gnves theur order to Maxine Frerhage t BERNINGS where food us at nts best I J L A A f A lla fig R fel r .SI 1 I .I I . I I ' I l..c ll - .gc ui . 9 MM ga . ef' . L V' N 'C f , is F , . .... I I I . . in- . . l . I . 0 . , , . MENZERS Betty Ann Harsh stops to dream In the brudal department at MENZERS whale shoppnng for her formal for the Junlor Sensor Prom Arleta Morgan lends her a helping hand an prcknng just the rlght one ORVS DRIVE IN The busy waitresses at ORVS stop to rest and enjoy themselves after another busy nlght Karen Madden takes the order for Bonnle Roland Linda Wllluams Jeanne Johnston J Iene Hayes and Janet McKnnney A. V. BOYD 81 SON Jerry Crnttenden and Knrk Herbert look at a steam heat boiler at A V BOYD and SON Boyd's are ready to Install heating equrpment, bathroom fnxtures, kitchen unlts, and many other necessary equipment CARMAR STUDIO Glenn Lowenberg and Sandra Dodd vnew theur frnends' graduatnon photos nn the wmdow at CARMAR STUDIO where photography IS at nts fnnest 5 I 3 D so I l ' . I 'Y 'I -f -' I it U it K. . , E , A Q -..IILIB-ILL' , 3, A .. 3 f ' . 1 i ,QA I . . , . I . . . . h . .. X I . . . I I O- -i i JM' ...,., Q If f M IOWA STATE SAVINGS BANK Thelda Bender ns dolng some smart mvest mg wnth her paycheck Here Januce Sabotka helps her save at the IOWA STATE SAVINGS BANK CRESTON GREENHOUSE At The Creston Green House Merle Pottorff s potting geranlums under the watchful atten tlon of Peggy Roland and Carl Gehrecke THE CRESTON GREEN HOUSE AND FLORAL COM PANY IS known for low prlces prompt servlce and best work They are a member of F T D A FAMILY SHOE STORE F AND M BODY SHOP DR W W FISHER Optometrlsl' HANSON S D X HART ACRE SALVAGE HEALEY TRANSFER CO IOWA FINANCE CO KEAST OIL COMPANY LEWIS FLOWERS LORENS SHOE STORE MC GREGOR MC NABB FURNITURE MELBA AND SHORTYS LUNCH MERCER CONOCO SERVICE MILWAUKEE GROCERY NEWCOMBS DRUG STORE IOWA SOUTHERN UTILITIES At the power plant of the IOWA SOUTHERN UTILITIES Max Johns ponnts out the cha t that shows the voltage of the cuty of Creston to Karen McDonald Ruta Reynolds and Sherry Steele Thus s on the new swntchboard that has recently been Installed at the Lught and Powe Plant KEATING AND BEEMER Verne Keatmg and Gene Beemer are dns playlng to Glorua Beemer the fine frames that can be found In the picture framlng corner of KEATING AND BEEMER NORD FLOUR AND FEED CO OFFICE MACHINES JAY POLSON GENERAL INSURANCE QUALITY SHOE REPAIR R AND L SALES COMPANY RECKNORS LADIES APPAREL SECKINGTON HARDWARE SPRIGGS INSURANCE STEARNS ELECTRIC SID STRAUSS TALYOR BOWL AND CAFE VIOLETS BEAUTY SHOP A FRED WATTS MD WHITE WAY DAIRY .fi SMITH CONCRETE COAST TO COAST Interest as shown In concrete production by Do you like to hunt? Jock and Make Kelley Dennns Martin and Jnm Jergens at the SMITH are gettnng ready for the next season of ducks CONCRETE PLANT east ofthe sole barn nn and pheosants wuth sports equipment from Creston COAST TO COAST 73 I I I A I ' . .,, fx , r 175 1 i as. I 2.1 F I , - ' - pe .. K ' FARMERS CO OP CO For the most economucal farmung supplues and servuces vusut the FARMERS CO OPERA TIVE elevator and lumber company of Creston as Jean Trupp and Bob Brummond do There wull always be quuck cheerful servuce from men such as Abe Smuth Bob .lungst and Gulmer Moyne 6 CRESTON NEWS ADVERTISER Jum Van Nostrand Marcua Wallace Jack Kelley and Marty Elluott journalusm students of the ARROW are takung a lesson from Ralph Gruffun as he sets up the ARROW for the paper M' WALTERSDORF GARAGE FRANK WALTERSDORF shows Tom Hertz and Steve Stults that un order to run well a car applues teamwork un the same way as does hugh school basketball team 74 PETZNICKS Ruth Blaur us on her way to work at PET ZNICKS famuluar to senuor hugh and uunuor hugh students It us the headquarters for all your school and offuce supplues Petznucks s located at 204 North Elm Servung Creston for 25 years Qfif' DON MOORE MUSIC CRESTON HARDWARE CO STORE Helen Hanke and Duck Outhouse show their appreciation of Hi Fl music as DON MOORE demonstrates the new sound on his latest line of Stereo phonic Phonographs Do you want a gift for a friend or relative? Thelda Bender and Jim Monahan are looking at china in the glassware section at the CRES TON HARDWARE where you can fund many things you need i MAID-RITE DINER After a game the Creston cheerleaders stop for a snack at the MAID-RITE DINER where Mr. and Mrs, Roberts are always ready to give friendly, polite service. S A A COCA-COLA BOTTLING Roy Blazek is guiding Bill Jones and Alan James on a tour through the COCA-COLA BOTTLING PLANT. They are interested in seeing how America's favorite drink is made. 75 Sl. BaLTaN BROTHERS FARM MACHINERY J C PENNEY Bonnie Roland attempts a but of Interior decorating as she shops for draperles In the economucal yard goods department t PENNEYS Ronnie Dumphy IS admurmg the new Allns Chalmers tractor as Duck Jessen and Sud Bolton point out the fme parts of nts mechanusm New and used machmery us avanlable at BOL TON BROTHERS FARM MACHINERY CRESTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS Largest Employer In Union County Fmest Products R 'R - W ?f ff f- C 9 15, ,H ' ' W lla , 'I . . hi I l . in .. Q y y , - ,wr ' I' 1 J , R at L . , ' . ' . ' Q ,6 CRESTCN l'llGl l SCHOOL 'gy R P Kun 0 it -COLLEGIATE x we fime o your .wi 1, 'fb' I2 . ' I -4 'rf V, fu- jz ' , ' ,-,f ji' -' 1 Mt. V 1 2 s 'fg'1f,f2Uf'.f . . ,QA ,3'.,,h . 4? eaf6.N.SJ Q 'bye cf, 'N A , Ai, , f A.A, .mn A 3? fm- ' -. ' 1 L ,Agf- . .gf L,,.5:mMpr - ,, 1,,,g . ,, A ,, WAS 'X 1 M . -'ligqiigfg zmsfux, . 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