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

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WWA Page 14 TOP Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: The duties of a session room advisor, history teacher, and an advisor of the Junior Red Cross are performed by Miss Frances Maloney. Ancient history is the favorite subject of Miss Marie Van Westenbrugg. Faculty manager of athletics, teaching eco- nomics and history, and advising the junior class is the job of Mr. Jay Rens. The time of Miss Mary E. Windt is occu- pied by history students and the Courtesy Squad. SECOND Row: Mr. Lou Lavine was coach of Creston's foot- ,Rfk ball team until he left for the Navy, january, 1943. English students and a session room keep Miss Harriet Daniels busy. Senior Ushers and Latin Club are Mrs. Sadie Stowell's extra curricula, while Latin is her favorite subject. Retail Selling occupies Miss Edith Le Hew's time while she is at Creston half days. BOTTOM Row: Rose Nicolette has fitted very well into the atmosphere of Creston and is a charming office girl.

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Top Row, Llil-'T TO RIGHT: Miss Esther Vander Broek teaches geography, science, and mathematics. The printing of the Echo is supervised by Mr. Norman Tock, who also may he found teaching arithmetic. Miss Nina Gissihle, .1 substitute teacher clur- ing the year, taught journalism, history, and English. Instructor of all vocal music is Mr. Frank Goodwin, who clirects the a cappella choir. Siicgorsin Row: Clothing classes ancl history classes keep Miss Ruth Phillips busy. Commercial arithmetic, algelwra, geometry. aeronautics. ancl presicling over a session room are the cluties of Mr. Harold Carlyon. Sponsor of the Hikers Cluh ancl teacher ot girls' physiology and biology, is Miss jennie james. Miss Harriet Dickinson is a teacher of home economics. Borrow How: Shorthancl, lwookkeeping ancl manager of the bookstore is Miss Elsie Giles. Coach of the second team foothall antl has- kethall. and instructor in commercial law ancl typing, is Mr. Williilin Haken. English and history are the cluties of Miss Doris Dunham. She is also chairman of the honor point system. Assistant coach of athletics, session room, and history classes keep Mr. Paul Bowersox husy.

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Upper right. P,'l'.A. Ullieersz Mr. E. Knutson. Mrs. ll. Pzilmzitier, Mrs. I . Wiersum, Mrs. P. Vnn llzxttum. Miss I . Maloney, Ml'. lleVries. Lower right: 1'll'0lll'lilllL2' in the kitchen are Mr. Northoek, Mr. Rose, Mr. Stone. Mr. lllanclforil, :intl Mr. Super. Center: A typical business meeting. A shot. ol' the Kuiiper Kurnivul. P. T. A. Creston operates through its units- lfathers - Mothers Q Students - Teachers, was the theme of Creston's P.'I'.A. during 19-i.Z and 315. The following four meetings were con- ducted on this theme by the teachers, mothers, fathers, and students. On Friday, November 20th, the P.T.A. sponsored the Penny Carnival. A portion of the proceeds went towards glasses for the indigent students. Elected otlicers for 1942-45 were Mrs. Fred Wiersum, president, Mrs. Peter Van Hattum, mother vice-president, Mr. Fred De Vries, father vice-president, Miss Frances Maloney, teacher vice-presi- dentg Mrs. Earl Knutson, treasurerg and Miss Cleo Wood, corresponding secretary. Saturday night dances were sponsored by the P.T.A. under the direction of Mrs. Peter Van Hattum, chairman. The year closed with the annual ban- quet, Friday, May 7th. Page I5