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

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Pfc. Henry A. Haynes, U. M. C., who while at Creston was prominent in the Camera Club, carries on the good work for Uncle Sam. A senene and demure person was Roberta David, who was in the Glee Club. Bright eyed and likeable was Margaret Davidson. lNIargie was interested in shorthand and commercial law. Attention! Introducing curly-locks, Keith Davis 7 captain of the R.O.T.C. and a member of the Bars and Chevrons Club. Full of fun and always busy as a bee, Virginia Dayton was secretary of the a cappella choir, presi- dent of the Amicitia Club, and active in the junior Revue and senior play. Quiet and friendly was Theodore De Mayer. Theodore was interested in mathematics. Beauty and intelligence marks Barbara De Nise a class leader. She was student council secretary, choir treasurer, and vice-president of the Senior Girl Re- serves. Besides being property manager for the one- act plays and senior play, she was also in the junior Revue, belonged to the A.B. Club, and Junior and Senior Honor Societies. Eleanor De Roo was a busy girl with pretty blond hair. She was an R.O,T.C. sponsor, on the Courtesy Squad, and in the Amicitia, Footlights, Senior Girl Reserves, Bars and Chevrons, and Latin Clubs. Sweet and sedate, Lucille De Windt was active in the junior Revue, Glee Club, and junior Girl Reserves. Quiet and reserved was dark-haired Mary joan Downs, who was a member of the Courtesy Squad. A.B. Club, I-Iiker's Club, Spanish Club, Library Club and the Senior Girl Reserves. Confident and congenial was Bonnie Evans, who was active in the junior Revue, senior play and one-act plays. Bonnie was an R.O.T.C. sponsor and a member of the Footlights, Latin, Hiker's, and Bars and-Chev- rons Clubs. Good to look at and a swell pal to have was Martha Eish, who came from Comstock Park High in her sophomore year. Marty was on the Courtesy Squad and in the Senior Girl Reserves. Tall, athletic, and red-headed, Virginia Fritch was a member of the Red Cross, A.B., Hiker's, and Glee Clubs. A loyal friend, Alice Ery was in the orchestra and second choir. She was a member of Senior Girl Re- serves and was interested in music. shorthand, and typing. Gay and confident, jean Geldersma was a member of the Courtesy Squad and Hikeris Club. She was in the Girls' Meet and on the costume committee for the junior Revue. Clever and artistically inclined was Evelyn German. This black-haired lass used to dish out big chocolate sodas down at jopps . vi'

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Jean Hodgins proved that good things come in small packages. jean was a member of the Courtesy Squad, the Saga staff, and senior ushers. She also ushered for the junior Revue and was a member of the Senior Girl Reserves and Amicitia. Hattie Hogendyke was a good student and a serious one. She was active in the Courtesy Squad, Sr. Honor Society, Library, and Latin Clubs. Happy-go lucky Shirley Hohendorf was always ready to laugh. Shirley was in the junior Revue, one-act plays, senior play, and a member of the Senior Girl Reserves. This good action shot from the Catholic game shows Burt Brown carrying the ball around left end for a nice gain. Ahead of him, Tom McGee effectively blocks out a would be tackler. Friendly and nice to know was Betty Hoogerhyde. Betty served on the Courtesy Squad and was a mem- ber of the Library Club. Carefree Beverlee Howard appeared in the junior Revue, and belonged to the Courtesy Squad, Echo staff, and Senior Girl Reserves. Bubbles was also secretary of the junior Class. Orville Hoxie, the tall tenor and all around grand guy, was active in the junior Revue, senior play, Gloria, athletics, choir, debate, Saga, and Courtesy Squad. Orv was a member of the Hi-Y, Student Council, and Senior Honor Society. Friendly and fun to know was Pauline Hubrecht, who was active in the Courtesy Squad. The life of every party was jovial, original Pat Impens, a member of Senior Girl Reserves, Amicitia Club, A.B. Club, and both Junior and Senior Honor Societies. She appeared in the junior Revue, Gloria, and was staff secretary for the Saga. A very popular and more prominent member was Neil Ingersoll - president of the senior class, business manager of the junior class, and president of the Hi-Y. Neil was also active in football, senior ushers, Senior Honor Society, and the War Council. Always on the go was Donna Johnson, who was a member of the Echo Staff, Hiker's Club, Latin Club, Girl Reserves, and senior ushers. She assisted on com- naittees for the one-act plays, Gloria, and the senior P al'- Pert and business-like was Maude johnson. Maude was especially interested in home economics. Although Donovan Joslin did not take part in many activities of the class, he was nevertheless a welcome member. He was particularly interested in machine shop. With a smile for everyone, Marjorie Kahler did her part for the class by ushering for the senior play, dancing in the Junior Revue, and serving on the Courtesy Squad. Marge was also a member of the Library Club. Jeanette Keiser, being interested in home economics, found little time for extra-curricular activities except the Courtesy Squad. No performance was complete without a dance by Shirley Keller, who was active in the one-act plays, junior Revue fdance instructorj, junior Amateur Show, Echo, Saga, and the senior play fassistant direc- torj. Shirley was a member of the Senior Girl Reserves, Spanish, Footlights, Amicitia, and both honor societies.