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

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...1 Students with Connie Ingersoll's ingenuity come in small quantities. Connie's extra-curricular activities con- sisted of the Courtesy Squad, dramatics, and membership in the Honor Society, Amicitia, Footlights, and A.B. Clubs. Everybody,s dream girl would easily describe Dor- othy Jackman, who was a member of the Footlights Club. Mary Jager, who belonged to the Girl Reserves and the Hikers Club, had a sweet natural personality which everyone admired. Edward Jensen is a dark-haired little fellow with loads of pep. Basketball, baseball, and the Courtesy Squad took up his spare time. Lorraine Johnson met every situation with a smile. She was on the Courtesy Squad. Happy and always on the go, Jennette Joyce belonged to the Courtesy Squad. Martina Kalsbeck didn't go in for many extra-curricu- lar activities but her ambition is to become a nurse. Tall and blond Ethel Karvelis was a member of the Hikers Club, Girl Reserves, and Courtesy Squad, as well as an earnest Red Cross knitter. Alice Keelan, with the dark eyes, was a Courtesy Squad member. A man of inches and every inch a man may be said of Arthur Kimber, who was a member of the Science Club, Student Council, and the Bars and Chevrons Club. Carlysle King's interest in music gave him a place in both the orchestra and band. He was a member of the Courtesy Squad and Hobby Club. Cathleen King did what she did well. She was fond of commercial subjects. The girl with the sweettest disposition is a title which Mary Heitz can boast. Mary was an Echo typist, a Girl Reserve, and took part in the Girls' Meet. Lillian Herman is a good worker. She was a Courtesy Squad member, an Echo typist, and held membership in the A.B. Club. Louise Hertig aspires to become a nurse. She was a Senior Girl Reserve, in the Girls' Meet, and was inter- ested in typing. Broad shoulders, blonde hair, ah-Don Hillis. This senior played football, was out for track, in the C Club, Latin Club, and Hi-Y. Hi-Ya, Susie! Surely you remember the Susan Blake of Ever Since Eve. Joan Hogue also was in the Courtesy Squad, A.B. Club, Choir, and Presidents Club. Lanky Fred I-Iolwerda was a crack basketball player. He belonged to the C Club. l Always anxious to please, Eleanor Hoover sang in the choir, was in the Junior Revue, the Girls' Meet, and Gloria. Gordon Hunsburger honored both Creston and him- self by placing on the all-city second team. Gordy was a member of the Hi-Y and C Clubs. A quiet, hard worker, James Hyde was a sergeant in the ROTC. He was the kind who made the class run smoothly. :Hx ,flaw

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Barbara Fuller had a pair of soft brown eyes which wowed the stag line. She sang in the second choir and was a member of the Courtesy Squad and the Girl Re- serves, and took part in the junior Revue and Girls' Meet. Quiet and unassuming Crystal Fuller was interested in home economics. She was nice to know. Shy, reserved Doris Fuller took part in the Girls' Meet, Senior Girl Reserves, and the glee club. Lloyd Fuller should become a very capable workman in years to come for he took a special interest in the practical studies of wood shop and-mechanical drawing. Nice to know was true of Jeanne Gallagher, a mem- ber of the Courtesy Squad and Girl Reserves. Pensive Lucille Garlock was an A.B. and Amicitia Club member. She worked on the Courtesy Squad and was in the Girls' Meet. Come on, gang, let's yell for Don Gebraad, our peppy cheer leader, who also took part in dramatic pro- ductions, athletics, and the Student Council. Marvin Geldersma appeared in the One-Act Plays, worked on Gloria, and lent a hand to all class projects. Sweet and pleasant with a charming smile, Crystal Gillespie was in the orchestra, worked on the Echo, and was in the Senior Girl Reserves. Forest Gillespie stood high in stature, manner, and dependability. He spends his spare time in making model aeroplanes. Forest was an ROTC cadet. Quiet, blue-eyed Marjorie Gray should become a good homemaker for she specialized in home economics. Rarin' to go is Dorothy Groeneveld, who took part in the Girls' Meet and was a member of the Amicitia Club. Quiet Barbara Hall was a member of the Courtesy Squad, Senior Girl Reserves, and Hikers Club. She also danced in the junior Revue and took part in the Girls' Meet. Jack Hall was one of the loyal members of the band. He played for many school functions. Therma Hall is interested in a business career and thus followed a commercial course. She was a member of the Courtesy Squad and took part in the Girls' Meet. Lela Hamilton was always good natured. She took part in the junior Revue, was a Hiker, and in the Senior Honor Society. Calling Dr. Robert Harrison! Bob, who intends fol- lowing the medical profession, majored in science. He was a member of the Courtesy Squad and went in for football and track. Marylynn Harroun is an expert at tripping the light fantastic. She was a member of the Footlights Club, Student Council, and the Courtesy Squad. Tall Irene Hart is a practical girl for she took special interest in the art of homemaking. Henry Haynes had a keen sense of humor. He was on the Echo Staff, in the Hi-Y and Camera Club and on the track team. Alberta Heiden was interested in home economics. She was quiet but her actions told her thoughts.

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Virginia Klap is a born leader, being president of both the Footlights Club and Senior Girl Reserves, and vice- president of her junior Class. Perky and cute is Shanna Kuieck who shows her inter- est in dramatics by being an active member of the Foot- lights Club. Striking Ethel Mae Kuieck took special interest in in- terior decorating. She was in the Girls' Meet and junior Revue, Popular Margaret Ann Koert enjoyed her part in the junior Revue just as-she did thewtrrdies dealingwvith home economics. Vivian La Bree was a valuable member of the Amicitia Club. She also belonged to the Hikers, was in the Girls' Meet, and served on the Courtesy Squad. Attention! Here comes jack Laman, staff sergeant of the ROTC. Jack also took a special interest in hshing. 1 Mary Lambers was one who could be counted on to do her part. Bob Lampen sang in the choir, was a Hi-Y member, and was in the Junior Revue. jack Larsen soared among the clouds. Lank played basketball and pitched on the baseball team. A likable person who took part in the Junior Revue, Courtesy Squad, and Senior Girl Reserves is Josephine Ifarson. Pretty as a picture is Maxine Larsen, who showed her interest in athletics by participating in the Girls' Meet and being a Hiker. An interest in dramatics and membership in the Hikers' Club kept Donna Lawrance busy. She also served in the Courtesy Squad and took part in the Girls' Meet. A rarin' to go, athlete was Bill Leitelt, who was captain of the 41 track team, and on the football team. He also belonged to the C Club, Hi-Y and took part in the junior Revue and Gloria. A persistent work is Mary Lindenthal who was a mem- ber of the Student Council, Senior Girl Reserves, and A. B. Club. She appeared in the junior Revue and worked on the Courtesy Squad. Emeline Linderman was a loyal supporter of class activ- ities and a member of the Senior Girl Reserves. Happy-go-lucky Lois Lingenfelter was a member of the Footlights, Hikers, and A. B. Club. She took part in Gloria, the junior Revue, the Girls' Meet and was in the choir. A hard worker and grand sport is Hubert Linkfield who participated in the One-Act Plays, Gloria and the junior Revue. Eleanor Long was an easy to get along with member of the class who preferred hard work to wasting time. A dependable and hard working member of the class, Tom Lootens was president of the Hi-Y, a member of the junior and Senior Honor Societies, Presidents Club, Inter-High Student Council, and Courtesy Squad. Dale Lothamer was a clever little fellow who was on the track team, took part in the One-Act-Plays, and Junior Revue and was a member of the Bars and Chevrons, and C Club. Sincerity was a trait Helen Lutz friends admired in her. She was an usher for the Junior Revue and in the Hikers Club. l