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

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. The junior class officers are pictured above. Upper left: Calvin Miller, presidentg lower left: Marian Hall, -secretqiryg lower right, joe Vogt, trcasurerg upper right, Judy Mulder, vice-president. 7fze funiaa 61644 Beginning the year by the election of officers, the junior Class of 1944 was off to a good start. Those voted into othce were Cal Miller, presi- dent, Judy Mulder, vice-president, Miriam Hall, secretary, and Joe Vogt, treasurer. The first activity sponsored by the class was a dance after the Creston-Tech basketball game. The junior Amateur Hour was presented on February 16, with Wes and Cal Miller acting as masters of ceremonies. The annual Junior Revue was given on April 13th and 1-ith. The show, a splendid success, consisted of skits, in which several grades were allowed to participate. May 26 witnessed the end of the class' activi- ties, for it was then that the Junior-Senior Prom was held. Below right: The committee heads for the junior Revue. Lett: Class otlicers.