Craig High School - Hornet Yearbook (Craig, MO)

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Through the Looking G ass- Our Elemental y S Alice clapped her hands delightedly. Oh, 1here'5 one rzzy bile in the looking glass. 'l'hai's an awful big hook, fhe uoied douhifully. Bur lie looks happy about it. He is happy aboui it. He likes to go io school. Each may brings goinerhing new. And ihpi book is big enough io hide a--well, never mind. She smiled. Have you learned . l lg r chool anyihing about a School bi' looking i1lIOLlfYl1 ihe lookinw qla 5 . O O ea Have I! exclaimed Alice ungrannnaiically. l knoxx you have io run very fast just io may where you are. That sounds like a book I know, grinned the lL33CllCl' as Aliee Iurned another pam . I 'Kwik ,f f r ' o - ff .f -QW, W1 QI 5. GY - L 'I i ff - ,.,lX I I l 5 l - 1 . 1 :Tio U 'A 0. K L. I V 1 unify Your 0:1 Mini' 8.11 f' .fl 4 - . X ' 25 R' Saga , 'sx. I N9 ,v X f,!

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1. .5 ,, xii' YQ C3415 FIRST ROW: Marilyn Luhrs, Doris Jackson, Eva Jane Drewes, Franccs McQueen, Mary Phillips, Linda Singleton, Coach lnlow. SECOND ROW: Helen Livengood, Delvlaris Schooler, Ncvada Bcntar, Linda Kent, Pat Dougherty, Donna Travis, Wanda Foster. Opportunities for play for the junior high basketball teams wcrc practically itil until thc Northwest Missouri Conference Junior-Hi Tournament, held for the first time at Craig. The if I Junior Hornets were stung by Bellevue 39-36 in their open- V AIG. ing contcst. The girls battled it out with Mound City 132-113, West- boro Q27-163 and Maitland Q11-1271 to take second place in the 5 tourney. Helen Livingood spots a place in the trophy case to hold thc trophy, held by Wanda Foster and unseen helpers. O Track Tralls Sports Season With lit'le ectator s irit behind their efforts members of the 'rack teams still mana e i bp P 1 L S rack up hundreds of hours of practice. Involved in such track events as Shot Put, Discus, Pole Vault Broad Jump, High Jump, and Relays is perhaps more co-ordination than in our other high schoolsports. Track can be considered a minor sport at Craig, with football and basketball holdinfg the sports lime-light. Buildin his track progratn around last year's cindermen--Leonard Rouse, ob Austin, Jcrr ' Moser, Richard Heits, John Sinkhorn Geor e Buckles Kenneth Youn and Dean ackson 5 . g . g. J -- Coach lnlow has signed up a number of freshman and sophomore hopefuls who plan to be out for sprntyitraining, Craig's tracksters usually participate in the Tri-State Meet fTarktoJ and the Dis- trict leetftxiaryvilleb. V .sal s - ' Q ' ' i1'I i ' gt: .1inlgFk,,',..4.l if-il ,iff s 1 s tvsii , ,4 N list., Craig Played Host to Jr.-Hi. Tournament BOYS, FIRST ROW: Dennis Wright, Gary Anderson, Jimmy Rogers. SECOND ROW: Heitman, Stanley Allen, Bernard Heits. THIRD ROW: Gene Snyder, Coach lnlow Kenny Owens, Jimmie Thomson. Z i . I! A ,. .4 Q . -F7 4,2 ' Lgfl ,r ,P Q a. 'l RA 7-9 9 BP ... O 3 K : . Bill I 4. 'naman-v av: ,. 'f

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Eighth Graders Are Challenged to Think it Through -oe 1 1 rs I J . I Dennis Wright Og .. ' A U V, If A l 4. I Q gig- ' '9 'Q 5 J' nk! I' Q ft' J . it A .iii -ew , gig, A I N. 2.-1 5 A , ? Q 4 is M 'W w- V 1. 5, -'33 4 -ff -- 'A' ,f .B D K 1,2 A 'TD' 1, c -rl 4 2 ' 5 X X J iff' ,T H' X. r FT FLVX K I ehr 'Zee as F' 3 li-If 5- B ' ' n Q F hi ' 4 AZN A rt Q: lp A J Q ' Lgfftx Q , V , at 5. I 'fr '-fel 'J' 7' . J hu. K I 'M 'M f ' V e .6 ...V V5 Q I' ,I ' K 9 '1 f, a, Q A 1.1, t .Ll 4: A ! x X Q ,ag A .t af A r g 2 ft Y ' . L A. . V. F! 5 Lfii f 1 .P A . an-1 'A ff I, Af w . ' K -dv , K ',.f :QL 7-2 JI... f ffm ' A fi .. I 2 fill: A A - or fu ill f ffi Steven Bradley Alice Kephart Shirley Jewett Billy Golden Llawana Stoner Margaret Nowling Junior Pugh Darla Trauernicht Donna Travis Beverly Price Mr, Keep encourages the eighth graders to believe that independent thinking is the best way to solve a problem. Working individually with each student, he helps each one to grow more self-reliant. Eighth graders participate in Carnival work day, Coronation, Student Coun- cil, Band, and Junior High Basketball. 4 6 Martha Ingram David Mitchell Bill Heitrnan Nevada Bomar Stanley Allen Gary Anderson Janelle Yount Twyla Miller Bernard Heits Linda Kent Linda Rother Duane Bierinann Wanda Foster Carolyn Mallon Robert Burgess LOUIS REEP Bachelor of Arts Principal Elementary School