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

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Big Bears' Officers The first activity undertaken by the senior class was the Annual Homecom- ing Dance. The Creston Alumni co- operated with the senior class in pre- senting this. The dance was held in the Civic Auditorium after the Ottawa- Creston football game and was a big success. The Mid-Term Minglel' was the next project and was held in honor of the Mid-Term Graduates. In the early part of the second semester Creston seniors co-operated with the city-wide March of Dimes Campaign. Another event at the beginning of the year was the election of Joanne De Korne as snow queen and. her alter- nate, Norma Haapenan. The title of the senior play was Mr. Barry's Etchingsf' Ron Redlin played the title role. Other annual events were the senior banquet and senior dress-up day. The senior class officers are J ack Neve President: Ronald Boorstein Vice pres identg Cheryl Heyns, Secretary am Ronald PreFontaineg Treasurer