Creston High School - Saga Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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.. X Front Row: M. W1-ill, S. Johnson, E. Albright, G. Sirunvn, W. Terry, Third Row: W. BL-rgsmzl, J. Dal:-y, K. Lawrm-m-u, I,. Gatos, R. Vanih-r l . Pluene, R. Williams, D. Yakes, D. Pollie, M. Cnc, B. Terry, Heide. C. Rockwell, J. Churchill, H. Ross, R. Couzynse, P. Vande-r J. 'lk-rry, J. Blymeir. H. Vander Linde, E. Yakes, R. Re-amos, Mr. Meer. G. Wairner. P. Crosby, G. Buttortield, J. Vander Heidi-, C. Lowr-. Stryker, C. Moore. St-cond Row: K. Bullock, R. Dodge, C. Webster, G. Swartz, R. Steed, Fourth Row: C. Berry, H. Hurticld, J. Minnomu, G. Tillycr, F. Runkvr. J, Vander Giossen, R. We-rtz, M. Hanson, G. Sironen, D. Laan- E. Berry, R. Gates. sma, R. Essubvgor. D. Klivman, H. Cawkins, R. Mac Learn. A bsent: E. Be-njamins, C. Blackall. D. Clay, J. Hall. J. Haviland, I. Howe, D. Mille-r, E. Ruse. N, .X K fvifygigggxkx W- V3 BAND t'rcston'x hand. with its hright nrw uniforms, pro- vidcd vntvrtainxm-nt :it foothnll gzuurs. assemhlics. von- vorts. Q-tc.. throughout tht- past ysnr. 'l'In- hand uiviuhcrs we-rv willing to come a half hour 1-arly in tht- morning and pr:1c'ticv until thc' end of the first pn-riod. YVith such :1 spirit. thc hand was hound to go plarcs and Ngo it didf' At the 21IlIlllill spring concert. the highlight of the h:ind's public' :xppvarrirlcc-s. :1 lwautiful exhihition of showmzmship and music'i:1nship was given. uKlL1XOTl', hy Henry lfillmorc' was the first number 1n plnyrd. Thr lirst move-mvnt of tht- uL'lll'llllSllt'fl Sym- phony with all its he-nuty :md sparlclc was :idlniruhly pre-sent:-d next. This sc-lvction was wry ditlicult :md was well done according to thc- msn of music. Gcrrild Tillyrr pluyvd thc Ufltlllllllltlil Polka, hy 'l'. llollinson. with thc hand as :1c'cou1p:u1imcnt. Auothm-r numhcr hy Fillmore. HHis Honor. Otllllt' nn-xt. Thu last two num- hrrs wa-rc very good ?1I'l'5lllg't'Illl'lltH of popular swing numhcrs. Star Dust. arranged hy l':xul Yodcr. and MDN-p Pllrplcf' rirrzmgvd hy Eric l.m-idycu. For an cnc-orv tht- pit-uc uSllQ'IlflIlll!lil hy lidwin Gold' man was plztyvd.

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ORCHESTRA Nlodm-linu' its si-ason aft:-r that of thi' Grand liapids Sym- phony Orc' stud:-nts ani pare-n s F' hvstra. C'ri'ston's Senior Ort-lu-stra providvd thc l t with good orclu-stral inusic for thc past yi-ar. 'l'lu- highlight of tha- si-ason was thc Annual Spring Conf wrt. ln spitn- of thc fart that :1 largn- nunihi-r of thc on-lwstra nu-nihvrs wvrc new. that concert was a grcat siicu-ss. 'l'ln- lirst nuinhvr of the voiicvrt was the Mission flYCl'tllI't'H hy Johnson. Ncxt was tln- Sonitina in G ina-iorf' hy Bvct- hovvn. and thc-n l'olonaisc Nlilitairn-.H hy Uhopin. Thx' orchcstra Hnislu-d its part of tha- com-e-rt with anothvr ovar- turv, tlu- Russian Uvcrturm-. hy Glazoroll. At thi' Statv Solo and linsoinhlc lfvstival. hvld in Ann Arhor hy tlu- Mic-higan Association of Band and Urvlivstra llircc-tors. frvston was rcprcsc-iltvd hy svvi-n musicians. .lohu Bliniu-ina. playing a l rm-ncli horn. was placed in tlw supm-rior division hy tho judgvs. Shirlvy Johnson, pianist, was plan-1-d in tln- third division as was Rogcr NH-rtz. drum- nu-r. lidward Alhright was rata-d supcrior in thv Junior divi- sion. llogvr lice-ins and Bill Tvrry. playing a trunipct dui-t with Vl':1llacc Pcirsou ac'coinp:mying'. wen- rata-d supcrior in tha- .lunior linsvnihlo Division. ,I .,.. 1g,.1i,,,4-i, ,-i.,1i,, Altogi-tlu-r. thi- orvlu-stra had a good svasonf' said Nlr. l:fimm .lol-l l.owc, dirvvtor of the- orvlivstra. rut Violins: R, Ahm-milll-r, l.. Vanmlvr Linilv, V. Di-nisv, E. Albright. Sm-ond Row: French Horn: .l. Minni-ma. Clarim-ts: O. Van Eck I Supl-r, .l. llalliai-li, M. Sow-r. Vellns: .l. l'li-uni-. M. Vandvr Lindt-. Iiawronw. 1-und Violins: ll. l'hurvhilI. A, l'olvin:in, l'. Gordon. l. l,awy4-r, R. ,Q -, 4, - , w Q A - , 4. , llrunswivk, VN. lilassn-n, l.. lliny1nian.'l'. l.awri-in-4-, li. K'hura'h. forneis: Rim ' Plano' S' 'lolmhlm' Drums' lx' Rullmlx' R' mirth Ml l 'l'illyi-r, I . liunlwr. Trnmhones: 'l'. Valli-y. .l. lilyniior. Bass: ll. ' ' I :Inu-r. Ahsvul: M. A. Um-. M. llalusvn, C. M:1y,!L-uliis. 18

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'lvl' Row: lVlHY.l0Fil' l3l'Win4lt. Mm- V:-in't Hof. Jn-an Parks. Sm-cond Row: Ray Kunst, Don .loldn-rsmn, Don St-mun Hiiolil Norma l's'rkinS. Glzulys Valkins. Rhoda lirunsink. Lillian Rohm-rts, Rohm-rt Couzynsu, l.yls- Thompson, H4-ilu Hdttuld l'hurt-h, Mad:-lyn Drownv, Ruth Wm-hor, H1-lon Kolrlormzxn, Morris Li-aivitt, William Klziassvn. Allwrt Hulsippln Dorothy lh-Youmz. lim-tty lion VVt-lmvr. John Van Krimpvn. 'l'hir1l Row: Ilill Stickrov, Mzirgruc-rito llmir. lit-tty Krull. lVl:-ll'- First, Row: Juno Cowtlin, l-'lon-nov Kahlor, Natalit Blitkburn jorio Math:-ws, lin-lty Dayton. G4-ralmlino Doogv, Julia Doorn- Mary .lnnv W1-lwr, lflilvvn Tocnjvs. Nvlliv Voshol Him hos, lili-im'hv l.siunt1-nhar-h, llc-orirv llzitvs. ltziy Kunst :tml llon Sm-nn-yii haw- solwl :lnothvr amivortisi-mont, this timo to .lolipi-'s, liusy pri-pairing vopy for thu- Evlio :nrt-, sc-:ntl-tl: Mary Juno Wx-hi-r. ft-aturv 4-slitorg l'Iih-vii 'l'm-njos, ni:iriuuimz 1-tlitorg Mr. .lohn Van Krimpvn, l':fic'ulty :ulrisa-r. Stnmling. le-I't to right, urv: .lunv Cowslin, st-on-tzii'y: Ham-l Farr, Nntnliv lllzlvltlnirii. Mzirggurvl lilyrm-ir, lflort-rico Kzihlvr, copyiwzifli-i's: :incl m ii: xr. . i..i ...,.., . ...i:o.... l :irr, Mzirgrars-t lilyml-ir, Dorothy Van Ysschlyke ECHO 'l'his yn-:ir for tha- first tiint' tha' l .cho was pulilisllccl vntirvly hy tht- liournzilisin vluss. 'l'hv sm-ond sciiivstcr :i jourimlism class was formvcl :incl it contiinicxl with tht- lfcho work. A in-w scliriiim' was dt-vist-tl for tht- sulvs c:nnp:iign hy which the- Saga :incl livho sulvs worm- voinliim-rl. 'l'lw prior. ?l'?l.50, was svt for tht' Saga. :md tha- l .c-ho was ol'll-i'ml frm- with on-ry suliscription to tht- Sugu. A lillinorons skit cntitlrll 'l'ln- 'llrinl of .lvnny Twist was givvn :it :in nssvin- lily to start tht- c:nnp:1ign. As :i rcsult :xp- proxinmtt-ly 850 snliscriptions wvrc sold. During tht- ywir tVVt'llty-llYt' issut-s wvrv pillilisllt-cl. 'llo the' grunt s:itisf:iction of tht- stutl' thi- first 1-ight l'lc'l1ovs which wvrn' st-nt in for rating liy tht- National Scho- lastic' l'rt'ss Associutioii. wcrv :igriin gin-n First l'l:iss llonor ltutingu which is rx- vvllm-nt. scoring :1 total ninnlu-r ot' 650 points. Blu-inlwrs coniplt-ting om' yvzxr of out- stumling sn-rricv on thv l'l1-lio stntl' rcc't'iv1'1l :i silrvr pin :it :ni honor :mst-mlily givvn in .llllltl Svniors who hurl tinisln-ct riclclitionzil yours on tht- stzitl' wa-rv givvn gold pins. Among thosm- who workvcl to mulw thn- l'lc'ho :1 SIICUCSH :irv :is follows: Nlzuinging lfrlitor . l'lilm-n 'llocnjcs Nm-ws lirlitor . . . Nm-lliv Yoshol l'lt'iltllY'L' liflitor . . Nlnry .lznic NU-lwr Xzitulit- Bl1lK'lilHllI'lI q',,I,yr,-,,dl.,-S G I Nl:irg:1rn't Blymcir llnzvl l :irr l'.lUl'l'lll'l' Kzxlllcr fllY't'lllIltl0ll Mgr. Dorothy Yan Yssvlmlykt- Advvrtisilig Nl:m:igvr . . ltny Kunst Svcrvtziry .... . .lunv Vowclin