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

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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

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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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SAGA 'llo produce an annual with the best cover that could bc obtained, with more and larger action shots, and unique page make-up was the aim of the 1939 Saga staff. Dividing the book into three sections. cultural. recreational. and industrial. the stall' was able to carry out the theme choscn.that of correlation of life in Grand Rapids and life in Creston High School. A double divisional page with a photo- graph on one side and a drawing on the othcr was given to each section. The Dean-Hicks Compziny was selected to print the Saga. lfndcrclassmen pictures were taken by a local photographer. Clair 0'Bctt,s. The rest of the photography work was done by Vcrsluis Studio. The efforts of Mr. Teele, sales mana agcr: Mr. Dawson, editorial adviser: and the stall' in presenting a mock trial for :in assembly to carry out the sales cam- paign were well rewarded by rt subscrip- tion total of about 850. Co-editors Margaret Blymcir and . Hazel Farr Business Manager . . Paul Bergeron Photography Editor . Raymond Kunst Art Editor ,.... Maurice Xics flubs Editor . . Helen Koldcrman Sports Editor . Emerson McCarty Activities Editor . . Charles Magcnnis Senior Class Editor . Natalie Blackburn Session Rooms Editor . Florence Kahler Features Editor .... Ruth Weber Calendar Section . . Jennie Dcvercaux Carefully eyeing a drawing are members of the Saga art stalf. Left to riyrht are: Joseph Balbach, Olive Haynes, Maurice Nics, art editors: and Lillian Church. Pu:-as . ,I l'li1Clllty ....... hlilfy Balitfl' Grouped around a table hard at work are: Hazel Farr, cojeditorg Mr. Composition Editor Vllillirim Armantrout 135:52NBSlAf,S,lriQ,e?QiV,l,f,:2QggIflrgaret Blymen' Cimdlwr' Standing 'S Paul Pop Row: Bob Haynes, Dwayne Huebner, Don Broene, Don Second Row: Mr. Merle Dawson, Florence Kahler, Lillian Semeyn, Joseph Balbach, Don Joldersma, Bill Armantrout. Church, Mary Baker, Mary Jane Weber, Nellie Timmers, Paul Vander Broek, Bob Aaron, Maurice Nies, Leslie Slocum. Blanche Lautenbach, Jennie Devereaux, Gladys Calkins, lhird Row: Paul Bergeron, Shirley DeGroot, Emerson McCarty. Helen Bruce, P3-Ulmlf Wllcllx- Gladys Klttlf- Milton Brooks, Charles Maginnes, Robert Rose, Clair First Row: Margaret Blymeir, Olive Haynes, Hazel Farr, Saliers, Albert Flynn, Ray Kunst, Leonard Vander Linde. Natalie Blackburn, Eileen Toenjes, Nellie Voshol, Ruth Stanley Ripley. Weber, Jean Parks, Mae Van't Hof, Helen Kolderman.