Crestview High School - Crimson Crest Yearbook (Crestview, FL)

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,lambs .iinasis sun An,-isis The class of lE36O. soon to become Alumni ofCrestview High School, pauses for a moment to look back upon its activites of the past four years, The Freshman Dance, the Sophomore Hop, the plays, the tests we passed and failed, the games we won and lost, Sayonara - all these are a part of our wonderful memories. We are grateful for the opportunities we have had to learn, to work, to have fun, and to prepare ourselves for the years beyond high school, Truly these years are unforgettable ones, The four years, a mere flash of time, that seemed to be an eternity, today are a reality, After the long wait we are finally SENIORSI Among the mischievous freshmen who began in September of 1956 were JAMES ADAMS, who is learning his trade through the shop program, and SUE ADAMS, who serves very capably as the Vice President of the Beta Club this year, A talented singer, RUTHIE APLIN, who was a Glee Club member, is now a D,C, T, student studying secretarial work, JERRY ARD, a very quiet boy, is a prominent member of the Key Club, RUTH ARNETTE was one of those raging Bulldog Cheerleaders of '58-59. A Brain of the Senior Class, RONALD BALLARD, is President of the Key Club this year and editor of the Bulldog Growl, A quiet courteous little blonde, ELLEN BARNES, is the Most Courteous Girl of the Senior Class. Courtesy BRACKlN'S DRUG STORE RUTH ARLIN JERRY ARD RUTH ARNlS'l l'E RONALD BALLARD ELLEN BARNES fi CPI hr'

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