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

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ff' , il! 'lrrll' nfl' fi - t N' if 1 L fa' .gt 1, W' iff X 'sri syn 25 'llliilifv' ' t - '1'?Ff f . Faculty IN BOTH wisdom and leadership we can compare our principal, Mr. Howard W. Wickett, to any of the great Indian chiefs who led their tribes in war and peace in our wooded and unsettled state many years past. Each tribe was loyal to the decisions and trusted in the advice of its chief as we, the stu- dent body and faculty, follow the counsel of our principal. 4 ray, , f-rt X 5' vi I. ,-' . , ,Q Q ifbiisiii 5 ff. I s t I fi! we i

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,cu CAST OF OKLAHOMA - Standing - J. Ladewig, D. McKee, J. Bailey, B. Houston, B. Laansma, V. Brunsink, M. Gormley. Kneeling - D. Vader, M. Jessup, B. Whitem. H. Ascherman, and M. Hull. i -1 : I 'Y -Q 5 Junior Amateur Show ONCE AGAIN the junior class sponsored the school amateur show. There was varied talent and stiff competition. Pat Jackson and Barbara Tanen- baum very capably presided as master and mis- tress of ceremony. The boys quartette composed of Jack Waltz. Bill Stroh, Andy Goodwin. and Paul Byl stole the show by winning the grand prize. Other winners were the three piece band. Sayla Emmert, and Ruth Ann Dalsey. Budd Udell. Roger Mawhy. Sam Blackburn Y 46 5

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Junior Revue HILARITY, EXCITEMENT, and colorful costumes reigned over Creston the week of the Junior Review. With their advisors. Miss Rita Lally, Miss Lois Conrad, and Mr. Martin Van Wingen, the juniors of '49 presented an extravaganza of entertainment. A few of the more spectacular acts were: NYou Were Meant for Me, Larry Abbott and Bob Ter Moleng '4Couple of Swells,'7 Janice Cummings, and Bobbie Tan- nenbaumg Spooks with uDem bones walkin, aroundn accompanied by the boys quartetteg By the Seawg HWild- Howerswg The Military Tap with Jr. girlsg and 'all Advertisof' Boy's quartet in Dry Bones You Were Meant for Me A 'lCoupla Swells Wild Flowers Kip