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

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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

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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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xl XII '00ooo ooo oooo e000 QQ Oo r s 00 Q oo sggogo wee' 0000163 30319030 :Ho 2 2 0 M so o 900 xx S Ogo coco has 'B 0 090 oooo oooogoo C000 0 fail Row 1: N. Stuits. M. Klum- pzirens. l'. Blackburn, B Anderson. M. Reed. A. Van- der Jam, R. Timmer, B Sage. E. lJeVi'ies, li. West- veer, li. VzinEek. Row 2: G. Knutson, T Cross, L. Wiseman. N. Gil main, P. llent, L. Wilson S. Anderson, ll. Mezidemzi G. Gruvelyn, M. Taylor, lb Meflain, L, llupler, B. Johnson, B. Chapin, Miss Eness. Row 3: IJ, llelllzizxy, E. John son, C. Hall, li. Stellurd, D Peterson, V. Vent-ma. A Wet-ks, D. Butler, J. Mar quartlt, S. Anderson, li O'Lea1'y. IT. Mulder, I7 Brnhh, L. Mierns, lb. Shes tag. Row 4: li. Gorski, B, Quick W. Miller, R, Vzuillyke, li x'H.l1llk'l'KllIllb, C. Miller. O Hoxie, li. Lynch, IP. Rose, s I. Gordon, tl. llay, l . Os lin. R. Sehoge, K. Harmon Center. Student Couneil 013 flex-Ars: Seated, R. Timmei' li. Sayre, A. Vzimlei' Jznrt Stziiifliiig: Miss liness, M Reed. Lower Left: ll. Vain Et-k, J Vander Jmft, li. llurmnn :xml R. l'1'oos li2ll'lll'lIl2lllllQ n an assembly. S+uclen+ Council The Student Council voices the ideas of the student body at meetings every other Thursday and discuss their plans for future sales, parties, and any new business that is brought to their attention. Under the spon- sorship of Miss Margaret Eness, the club planned a Courtesy Assembly to interest the students in their annual Courtesy Week. This club also held a Pearl Harbor Assembly, December 7, 1942. To earn money for war stamps, the club sponsored a roller skating party. The Student Council also takes care of the lost and found department, show- cases, and honor points with Millie Klom- parens heading the lost-and-found depart- ment, Leatrice Dupler, the honor point committee, and Eleanor De Vries, the show- case committee. Ned Stuits and Dona Mulder serve as publicity and program chairman, respectively, for the Council itself. Othcers elected for this year are: Bob Sage, president, Roberta Timmer, vice-presi- dentg Ann Vander Jagt, secretaryg and Morrie Reed, treasurer. The Student Council members planned a hike to take the place of their annual party. A committee was appointed to arrange the details and to notify the students and their sponsor, Miss Eness. P41 11. I