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

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4 Play Brings Big Dividends This year's Senior Play, The Adorable Spencltliriftf' not only took in more money than any class before but it also seated more people in the history of Creston's senior class plays. This Norsemen exhibition of dramatics ability was under the direction of Miss Lois Conrad, dramatics instructor, assisted by Norma Perkins and Virginia De Nise. Lorraine Rosendall played the part of Sari, a Belgian girl, opposite joseph French, as Hardy Mason, Hardy Mason's mother and father were enacted by Helen Shuker and Robert Hendrickson. In the supporting cast were Leonard Vander Linde, Mary Reedtz, Margaret Soper, 'lack King, Gerald Baker, Shirley Saunders, Ruth Weber, Robert Straayer, David Kleiman, Hazel Ypma, and Walter Woocl, jr. l 3 Q Bclowi The wedding party includes Ruth Weber, Margaret Soper, Jack King, and joe French. Right: Hazel Ypma is showing a rubber check to Joe French, Walter Wood, and Gerald Baker. Upper left: Very much interested in Irene Hardy's Wedding gown are Ruth Weber, Shirley Saunders, Margaret Soper, the bride: Joe French, Lorraine Rosandall, Bob Hendrickson, and Walter Wood. Up in front Jack King is receiving some advice from Helen Shuker. Upper right: Margaret Soper, Leonard Vander Linde, and Bob Straayer are seeing something very interesting. Below: Leonard Vander Linde and David Klieman watch Mary Reedtz arrange the table decorations. ffvte r

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Choir Receives Honors The Nordic people enjoyed the occasional visits of bards who would sing to them stirring songs of heroism and bravery. Creston's a cappella choir of approximately 78 voices gives students vocal experience and training. The choir members are selected from the glee clubs and must be at least in the tenth grade. Under the direction of Mr. Frank B, Good- win, music instructor and director of the Schubert Club, the a cappella choir participated in both the district and state contests and were given first division ratings in each. They also sang for various luncheon clubs, church pro- grams, the community chest drive, the spring concert, and annual P. T. A. Officers this year were Earl Kittle, president, Helen Shuker, vice-presidentg Betty Guenther, secretary, and Lois Anderson, treasurer. The business was taken care of by Melbourne Worfel, business manager. Lois johnson was piano accompanist. First row: Mr. Frank Goodwin, director, Jean McCormick, Margaret Karreman, jean Blandford, Lorraine Rosendall, Margie Collins, Beatrice Warner, Eloise Niehaus, Marian Mentzer, Dorothy Monique, Gertrude Van Houte, Marie Humphrey, Betty Guenther, Eileen Oom, Virginia Christiansen, Betty Devereaux, Peggy Ingersoll, Lois Haskins, Doris Hunt, Lois johnson. Second row: Betty Lou Anderson, joan Hogue, Velma De Vries, Betty Langeler, Lois Anderson, Shirley Saunders, Frances Pearson, Lois Van Skiver, Donna Bittenbender, Marjorie Stowie, Mary Ellen Smith, Mary Daniels, Lotus Collier, Doris Gard- ner, Norma Stinson, Maxine McFarlane, Betty Van Luyn, Charlotte llfil Left: Mr. Frank Goodwin, director. Below: Officers of the choir are Melbourne Worfel, Lois johnson, Betty Guenther, Lois Anderson, Earl Kittle. Segard. Third row: Marilyn Woodard, Betty Pearsall, Patricia Black- burn, Eileen Miller, Betty Chinnow, Mary Culver, Betty Snyder, Lois Hazzard, Margaret Kolenbrander, Betty Woolpert, joan Ter Molen, Ann Miller, Opal Collier, Betty Mulder, Mate Hislop, Earl Kittle, Roland Jacobitz. Fourth row: Charles Berry, Paul Gordon, Wallace Erickson, Don Scranton, Bert Vander Werf, Wayde Kryger, Ed Berry, Herbert Way, Bob Lampen, Robert Stanley, Bill Chadwick, LaVerne McClain, Irving Sullivan, Herbert Small, Melbourne Worfel, Wayne Cummings, Marvin Flanders, Ben Mol, Bill Braman. s