Crane High School - CHS Yearbook (Crane, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1972 volume:

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It's up to us to search for answers and then young and old alike must move together. Each offering fresh ideas, opening our eyes, and really listening to each other. We're given but one life. This is our final examination and we stand waiting with broken pencils and headaches, but we must pass the test. I shall pass through this world but once. lf, therefore, there be any kindness I can show or any good thing I can do, let me do it now, let me not defer it or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. Vicki Brosseau, Editor Table of Contents Activities . . . . . . 7 Organizations . . . . 31 Athletics . . . .. 49 Graduates . . . . 59 Classes . . . . . . . 65 Administration . . . . 77 Elementary . . . . . 89 Advertising . . . . 109 'L I do my thmg, and you do your th ng I am not 1n th1s world to 11V6 up to your expectatlons And you are not 1n th1s world to 11ve up to mme You are you and I am I And 1f by chance we f1nd each other lt s beautlful Frederlck S Perls PUBLICA TIONS CLA SS 1972 r B 1 bei! El. , EW ' r , We ill v , F m H mu W... Y: 0 Legs A i7 H if Q 1 W 4 .,.K., . wh .yi oi' fd- 7 f Q gig,-'il'?T 4 J Mg-, i F -raz- L-ea-q.,.,, 1-.' 4.- -.Ns Left-Photographers, Marcia Barnett and Denise Peters. Left bottom- Sheila Steele at work. Below-Yearbook Ed- itor, Vicki Brosseaug Co-Editors, Judy Gold and Joy Wilson. Newspaper Editor-Janet Wilsong Co- Editors-Judy Edwards Sz Jean Martin Annual Editor Newspaper Editor Annual Co-Editors Newspaper Co-Editors Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Photographers M-,,..,-M W Artists Reporters and Clay Hoffman Carlene Reel Sheila Steele Gary Chastain Advisor 4 V A '-iii' . Publications Staff Vicki Brosseau Janet Wilson Judy Gold Sa Joy Wilson Judy Edwards 81 Jean Martin Wayne Blades Connie Barnes Marcia Barnett Sz Denise Peters Gail Pope 8: Gerry Gossin Typists Cindy Walker Barbara Moreland J. B. Flud Linda Thomas Mrs. Smith nf 40' fm Y 515: sz 1 ,Z 5 rv- '5 i 4 :fi-aria. ,:-, .xN. .. 'J -- '.i, my ,.. nn 5' -3, 5 'pf . 11.3- fa QQM, 2,2 .Q-3 J' ',-. . -ab ' I' . t. .,,..,. .,....A.,..- -Y -.E .s 'E .'PV e'x + 3-.J . ss' Ag! X, AJ V of h ' Us L , . 51. L f i' I' :R Eg.: ,, 9 1 . i B.Ji:..A4 Annual Kang And Queen Clay Hoffman Sz Marcia Barnett . . . and candidate Gary Chastain Vicki Brosseau Wayne Blades Judy Edwards Actzvztzes gy-Wx pxga QSM, -F. yin M . vp P.f.6 dna -0 G Ui' il-992 L? - -fb ff fi fl f ,J , ,ws r E1T' Barnwarming Junior Candidate: Cindy Walker with Robert Blankenship. CIUEQTI, Sophomore C a n di d a t et Brenda Stockstill with Joe Murray. l. I 11 l JC sue banks Freshmen Candidate: Terri Mat thews with Ken Brosseau. Freshmen Will Remember This Night 2' ,.f Debra H11ton gets soaked Wlth a wet towel by Clay Hoffman and Larry DeLong as she 1S commg out of the hay tunnel DaV1d C urges Marty L to take a b1te as Janet W11son offers a lus c1ous p1eCe of candy ml fl Rlcky DeLong steps cautxously through the barnyard . , . - A71 ,gpg n X - , :- yf 2- ' V ' 9 Fun Night Smiling faces set the back ground for the 1972 P.T.A. Fun Night held in the gymnasium on November 20. A meal in the cafeteria and amuse- ment booths and games in the old gym preceeded the coronation cere- mony. Candidates were selected from each class, and classmates determined the winner. Third and fourth grade received the grade school honor. Princess and Prince were Tammy Parks and Doug Wilson. High School Queen and King honors went to Jun- iors, Denise Peters and Caroll McCullough. Ll1'l?' its High school Queen and King, Denise Peter s and Caroll McCullough, Juniors. 3 Grade school Princess and Prince, Tammy Parks and Doug Wilson, Fourth Grade. OddsAnd Ends OIFIQ72 PM N' H I llgl ,r I XL .1 -.mafia 'wr J. 41' A- 5- . W' mia, Above left Jumor glrls always put then' best s1de forward Center left Th1S is art? Yuk' Below Wonder what they're study1ng'7 Above right I told you not to get that book off the shelf Center rlght I don't want to order announcements unt11 I'm sure I have somethmg to announce Q I S -lm: ' Q I . ' . E W' 'H ' I - 'I - 'Q h A Rt :Q all- , , 'r ' '7,' fa NV' ' 11 'J ',' F I ' WJ, W I . .wx , A A ll l Ifj 1 - Q , A . ., -.- I' W., H.-i - ,4 W jjvv .3 JL .sf IE 5 r A n - 4 we r r3 fo . no I ' v , f f 4 ,Zi Q M o 'if ' f f' z 1.1 'A' 5 fs ? .' 1 , If .e . , 'XX 'K 1' ij. A X I 1 ' 1' .V n Qs rf .4 it do o! h of h 0! snow ball Mass Merry Chrzstmas 1972 and er candzdates aron Burcham 0 o O O I ' J, n K Q A K ' ' Sandy Essary - 1 - 4-' -. ', P 5, ,Q A A Pam Rinker --- -' .Q--.., 4 . . - .!-, - uf' 1 f . V ' - . -X' 3' -kiwi-' 3 3' ' -A ,fn fn M, W o o 0 O Queen: Jane Hilton FHA Beau: Ga hastain xx N ' I ,L ff'- if ' ,4 -, A x.-1 -A . .--ani, , -I ' ineteen Seventy- wo Clay Hoffman burst forward to begin the varsity game with Billings fbelowl. In spite of the 75-55 defeat, morale remained high for the Student Council spon- sored dance, which followed the basketball games. Music was provided by Ma Jude from -School of the Ozarks flower rightj. 1 I ', f lv . ' v '1 5 I Na? H0mecoming Attendants upper left: Cecilia i Farris upper right: Car- N lene Reel right: Jane Hilton far right: Teresa McCullough iv uf Y' M w A F 1 1 4 T55 7 K, ? it ' 4, i ,.,.,,.. EP! V-His , I vl' ' 1 1 J. J i 'HL' V. I. 're' V 41211 gin, mr X. 1 I. I Tx' ,yA life 1-lf' u nr' 1 7, ,1 .. . N, fa ,T I -. :- W, - , 5,-'.., n W ,M. f 1 lb I r 1 I n frL -aff A 1 L, 5. f WH KW' aff , I3 Im 15' E'g1'1.y- 1 v A -I V rs! . A I I VI I w fi. M 'M .f., gs? 454' I I 3352? L, . -4 I 1 1 N . ,,,,jw. A, tif V A . K. ll rd' 2 ,Ly ' ,4 m 4 , 11: 5:?:':::':E: f?': ,uf 1? E! . P iw' J Af ,F .III ,gf NT Exwiw- , J HS: Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about. Can you imagine us years from today sharing a park bench quietly? How terribly strange to be seventy. . . 7 I , .-- ,,,,-1 ' 1 I can't make you like me, but if Iwasn't mel would like me. l 's CHS study, it's a place of fun. It's where we make friends, share laughter, and have good times. Such is life. is not only a place of We don t know one m1111onth of one percent about anythmg. Z , Preserve your memoriesg There all that's left you. The only way to have a friend is to be one You stand in your own light. I may A Tournament OfKnowledge Members of the Tournament of Knowledge team repre- senting Crane High School are: Charles Marting Wayne Bladesg Coach, Mr. Rich- esing Jean Marting Ron Foster, alternate and Vicki Brosseau. The Tournament consists of sixteen area high schools who compete on KSWM radio in Aurora during the second semester and the finals are completed during the summer. Announcement was made of whom the Outstanding Teens were on February 18. They are: Cindy Walker, Janet Wilson, Jean Martin, and Ron Foster. They are now able to compete for a state trophy and scholarship. Outstanding Teenagers QE' -5 A- 5-Lx I' 1..-f'...f A SL.- M: -etaal Jumor Play HILLBILLY WEDDIN was presented by the Jumor class 1n a mat1nee performance 1n Apr11 19 A thundershower and m1cro phone trouble seemed to h1Ild6I'1tS success However, 1ts evemng showmg on Apr11 21 proved to be successful It was about a famlly named Belsnlckle who was trylng to get the1r daughters marrled What re sulted was an 1nvas1on 1nto the1r home by two Clty dudes named Maxwell a feud w1th the1r nelghbors, the Upschlagers, and a weddmg at the end D1rector Mlss Margaret Burns Student Dlrector Jane HIICOH CAST Paw Belsmckle Maw Belsnlckle Ceelle Belsnlckle Bomne Mae Belsnlckle Juney Lou Belsmckle Four Belsmckle FIVE Belsmckle SIX Belsnlckle Obeey Upschlager Ch1z Upschlager Mrs Lucy Maxwell Ronald Maxwell Cous1n Zeke Reverend Couslns Danny Mounce Barbara Moreland Janet Cutb1rth Ga11 Pope Jean Martin Cindy Walker Jeanme Reel She1la Steele Charles Martin Dav1d Cook Carlene Reel Caroll McCullough Joy Wllson Denmse Peters Susan Qulnn Jeanette Allen Pam Epplnette Vlckl Maddocks Props Specxal Englneer Joan Murphy T1m Harmon Backstage Crew Dw1ghtHuse R1ckMcCul1ough Jr. - Sr. Banquet Lakeland Lodge at Monett, Missouri was the setting for the annual Junior - Senior Banquet on April 28. Eighty-eight persons enjoyed the meal and program. Junior class president, Pam Eppinette, started the eve- ning off with a toast to the graduating sen- iors. The Senior response of thanks was given by Marcia Barnett. Folk music and songs from the hills were played by a School of the Ozarks student. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of a scrapbook to the seniors from the juniors about their 12 years in CHS. It was followed by a skit bringing back memories. For the last time this group would be together as CHS students and friends. 1 W, N i But as you know, something twice re- membered is never the same. On Apr11 30 400 am 17 drlver and h1S Wlfe left for then' last week together The week began w1th 2 mghts 1n Houston and tours of NASA and the Astrodome On Tuesday mornmg they head ed for New Orleans T h e 1 r three n 1 g h t s on Bourbon Street w111 never be forgot ten Frlday afternoon was Gulfport the b e a c h and sunburns Wlth home 1n m1 n d Jonesboro w a s the last n1ght On Sunday frlends and relatlves heard the tales of the long awalted and much enJoyed Class of 72 s Semor tr1p ,f 1 w ' . f K ' , : . . Seniors, 2 sponsors, 1 bus I ! 7 ' I ! J ' ' Senior A wards Day For the Class of '72, this was their day A time for recognition and honor, b mostly a time of farewell. ut Honor Day Awards and recogmtlon for a year of work our last t1me to be together E ,MA Student Body Officers for 1973-Vice President, Pam Eppinetteg President, Denise Peters We ve Only Just Begun On May 11 forty elghth graders partlclpated 1n the1r promotlon exerclses Reverend Gale Spll man dellvered the address Durmg the program a glrls ensemble sang the1r theme song We ve Only Just Begun d1rected by Mrs Mary Schuessler The glrls lotte DeLong C h a r 1 o t t e McCa1n J enn1fer Epplnette Betty Ellmgsworth Ann Johnson and V1Ck1 Farr1s The class colors for the ceremony were blue and green The flowers were crushed mums 9 2 9 were Rhonda Me'rri11, Linda Stockstill, char- That which we are we are A nd if we are to be any better Now is the time to begin. Vicki Brosseau-Valedicto n- Salu Graduation '72 nt, M4999 Lg, 4-. 5:29 475'-IS M4 v Q 5-E .1 H! f b iff' 4 7 -1 ss V E SE 2 ' 2 'Y E 5 --QA , . A 1 36 'Q 2 ' gf. .uh A . ' 1, -1, 'TQ 'EW , .,-. QM ,.... Y --Q . 3-' ' , 'Q I.. '-V I ,' 7- , if ' 'if' - z.,- iz! 1 ,, , x 5 1 mnvg, H :ff Y Q yr T, 1 T f f l--I, . 4, ,Ii 1 A G 15 -' gs' - ' , -5:--r ' Q1 LE? . ' F ' ML - 1 fa: ,, :mis Y ?5Q 4355 :E I.. ,. Y 1 iw izffiu, .N 3 -Q ' Q2f'mi+yW g, 2- r' A-if ' 5 .Ev , ..........x- -..1 . .,,,, ,.-,., ..'1 . 4,,....4.uY vw, . .-.dh . . . 1 L 9 J ,iq , U, iw. .--,...' Y 5. , . in 'ix A , AJ- , Organzzatzons fi Q-aux ff 289594155 1517: :XT :Sak cw J 'rf' Y' 4 NEW if ay! Q qw S M X F, K . . 'W zi. Y fxx fi I I 1 . ,ug ul ,fl I I ,wth , ii 'n x wa, . 'lzfl fg. Y --A I . .N 1 v- 2 L, ml. Mr.Haden, advisor Student Body President, Ron Foster and Vice-Pres- Student Council consists of Student Body President and Vice-President, Class Presidents and representa- tives. The Council attended the Southwest Missouri Student Council Conference at Aurora on November 13. They also sponsored the Home- coming Dance held on January 28. ident, Wayne Blades. Student Council IH N.- U- x . ',K':'t- -.HKD px 1-uh li Future Homemakers O America FHA Officers-Cindy Walker, Marchia Johnson, Recreation Leadersg Pam Kimes, Re- porterg Brenda Stockstill, Parliamentariang Jane Hilton, Historiang Sue Banks, Treas- urerg Vicki Brosseau, Vice-Presidentg Janet Wilson, Presidentg Marcia Barnett, Vice-Presidentg Denise Peters, Secretary. Janet Wilson, President in :ff ,Jr 1 ' nfs . ,I 'zq-, .M , f The FHA Chapters, under the super- , vision of Mrs. Maples, ffar lefty hosted ' a tea flower right! for the program given by the Greenwood Tintinnabula- - . - ui A tors flower lefty. A Fall Fashion A Revue was given on November 4, by nf iq. ' o the Senior High FHA. Janet Cutbirth and niece, Bridget Berkstresser, ' H ' ' model Granny Dresses Qleftj. Junior High FHA FFA started the year with the annual Barnwarming, initiating the freshmen and crowning FFA Sweetheart, Sue Banks. The officers attended the Na- tional FFA Convention held in Kansas City and during FFA Week the officers appeared on KSWM radio. Randy Evans was chosen to sing in the National FFA Chorus. Sponsor Mr. Rozell RSS , . il- Y .Y T Y ' 5 I , , ' 1? 5 si 'f W , W , Y -' , fir W' F Q - FFA officers for 1971-72: Clay Hoffman, reporterg Tom Wagemann secretaryg Wayne Blades, presidentg Gary Chastain, treasurer Randy Evans, sentinelg not present Larry DeLong, vice-president Future Farmers OfA merica 5 Y - 'li First Plcice At Eureka Above: This year the band chose Peters, a Junior, as Band Queen. To the left: Band twirlers are: Ma- jorette Marcia Barnettg Twirlersz Marchia Johnson, Carlene Reel and Denise Peters. Denise The Sounds OfMusic! These groups and soloists practice and perform in preparation for District Music Contest, April 7 and 8. This page, left to right: Wanda Mounce plays her bass clarinet solo at Spring Concert, held March 30. A section of Girls Glee Club practices Spinning Song for music con- test. Girls Four lTerri Matthews, Judy Edwards, Joy Wilson, Wanda Mouncey and Boys Four fRandy Evans, Marc Kimes, Wayne Blades, Danny Mouncey perform at Spring Concert. Mixed Chorus singing Shadracki' and David's Lamentationn received a II in contest. Opposite page, left to right: Receiving a State Irating is Girls Glee Club. Practicing in the music room is Girls Six fJanet Wilson, Jane Hilton, Vicki Brosseau, Rose Mary Hudson, Teresa McCullough, Connie Barnesj. Music director, Mrs. Mary Schuessler, receives Warm re- sponse after Spring Concert. Marchia Johnson singing her solo at the concert, is accompanied by Judy Edwards and Jane Hilton. Honor Cho- rus members who performed at Southwest Baptist College, in Bolivar, are Jean Martin, Carlene Reel, Connie Barnes, Judy Edwards, Vicki Brosseau, Janet Wilson, Marc Kimes, Randy Evans, Danny Mounce, and Wayne Blades. Three boys received District I's in contest. They are Wayne Blades, Randy Evans, and Gary Merrill. ' A at iii ' 2? -. ,Few J 4 ....... One song leads on to another, One friend to another friend, So I'11 travel along Ten thousand strong- To the end. fu -,J V, . A, 'i'iil X 5113?- .'J,, J 'l -iff-SV-,J..A-7' Honor Society National Honor Society is now in its tenth year at CHS. Special projects for the club this year were College Corner , putting on a Christmas Assembly for the student body, presentation of the Alumni Award at Homecoming, and their Installation tea for new mem- bers. Lqtxgk il .W 4 - ig-Q i A -,.. -. . .4 . ?-'ith L Q gf? , A -: '-' E' :ESX -1 .Q-Av Bottom row: Advisor-Mr. Mouck, Janet Wilson, Sec. - Hilton, Vice-President-Charles Martin, Program Chau' Tres. -Jean M a r t i n, Historian- Judy E dw a r d s, Vicki man-Denise Peters, Joy Wilson. Brosseau. Top row: President-Connie Barne s, Jane Librarians Fourteen persons s e r v e d as librarians this year under the di- rection of Miss Burns. The students donate their study halls to fill the position. Librarians: Bottom row: Darla Ellingsworth, T e r r y Bailie, John Gold, Miss Burns, Roger Brown, Margo Hoppmann, Vicki Farris. Top row: P a m Eppinette, Jeanette Allen, Teresa McCullough, Terri Matthews, Marla Rice, Rose- mary Hudson, Bruce Richard- son, Gary Bolin. -.F 39 Science Club we qw n , 4 1, . w lv 1 X 'v s -Q. -. W ,. . 1 :JL u I., , ,wg , V. EH: , ,dw v, . ww ' 'L' , of-'M' .5 ww ,-mn Y lr, 1.1.1.4 X 1 U' A Our Presidents Senior High: Mike Delong Our sponsor, Mr. Shaffer Junior High: Marc Barnett 1-, 1-,J ,...J1 -. , P' 1- A 4' ' Q Q4 .,.f...g5-fi Kg., X P45 gg V A V .-X ,Q mg ,wif .ps L N J 3 , P , fx ' . , .- , L- X 5 f, f A wav if Wi ! '5 ! V Q ' E X . , J R JF K 1 -5- 1' H 11, ,. A ks. V! ' K, ' W K 2 , f -s W r TT ,. . I, A M-1-. . E . v - ay H5 V ' H6 ' VEQQ 1 5 2 w. L31 1 ' 1 2? lg I 4 . , ' E- 3? 3:5 . ...Q ,T , f iii if Vi ik V? fi ii 0- , ., , ., ff II' 1: .-:-'Y 1 k- af' .' . 'Q wi' '--1.4, ' , gg, E ' 'Z 'gl-' f' A V . f x 4 nv- An? I n B M wl ffl 'W WH '21 , K ,ll vQA lr' b. fl 1 F ,Q , 1 W 1 .g. , -w Y r. 24: GW- W .f 1 M yigfksi' 4 nv f' bl' . 2 ggi ff? , g,prf Q? I - A Mwzr.-.,g,,E,::4' vb 'I i f H ll Sf 1--f 5 .'f , Cheerleaders Ffa!! Pl' C.H.S. Hard work Energy Enthusiasm Rallies Losing Excitement Action B V Determination o A Exuberance Rah! Rah! Rah! an - . . v Lora Doty, Marcia Barnett, Pam Kimes, Sue Banks, Brenda Teresa McCullough, Jean Martin, Patty Essary, Pam Stockstill, Cindy Walker, Joyce McCullough, Pam Rinker, Eppinette. Junior High F11 St Row Terrle Reavls Jams Ne111 Momca Reel Leasa Walker Second Row Jenrufer Eppl nette Lmda Stockstlll Teresa Hagler Jeanette Maples Cheerleadmg IS more than ye111ng, Jumpmg, and maklng S1gI'lS It s learmng, worklng, proJect1ng your excltement and your sm11e - 1 s v - - ' s 1 Q - . . . . . . . , . . . . - . V - ,:f,g',f w - , --1, Miss Pep Mr. Athlete Marc Kimes Clay Hoffman Gary Springer Russell Hagler Ronnie Brown Steve Burcham Charles Martin Gary Chastain Danny Mounce Marcia Barnett S-'. X., ei. Club Charles Martin gn ii' 1 L E1 an 5 Athletzcs Sy-Wx Q 8 K K1 x Qgmgasi Amp 556 fi R I -J A ae., TZ' ea Xf. 1,21 -mg .isa We E Pxctured at left left to rlght M Klmes Coach Conrad C Hoffman G Sprmger Manager J Woodward D Mounce S Burcham Manager D REHVIS T Harmon R Tlchenor G Chastaln C Martm Team C rr 97 f W I I MINUTES , sscuuns CRANE VISITIIH 9 I 1 4 . -i' JU an, 'Q A, ,if ' , - I r i 1- 1 1 my pg nifxx gf? 'nv 11 z. 4 v 2 A Q fy r QE . ' :rg- 95' Qu 1 - , min Jr Hzgh Basketball Team First row R Blankenship J Berkstresser J Gold R Reavls T Huse B Metcalf R Allen Third row R Martln K G1pson M Eaton S Pope W Gatton J H11ton Fourth row B Rxchardson M W1111ams lor Coach R1ches1n I O B. Cutbirth, Hilton. sec8ndr0w:M.HudsoH, Coxi D.. Essany, Bonding., Barnett, G.'Bohn, J. Tay- First Row: R. Brown, K. Brosseau, M. Reed, J. Hilton, C R. Hagler, M. Lower. Third Row: Coach Conrad, S. Bur- Springer. Second Row: G. Chastain, G. Springer, D. Reavis, cham, G, Friend, C. Hoffman, C. McCullough, M. Kimes. Pirates Take Second In S. W. C.L. The Crane Pirates ended a successful season with a second-place finish. A play-off for the Southwest Central League baseball crown was held on Octo- ber 5, 1971, against Billings on a neutral field at Clever. The Pirates lost a hard fought game 10-7. The Pirates' seasonal record was 5-2 with a 1-1 pre-season record. V fi: A i M in ,, , I Qi FMS . CHS Uniforms Running 1 mg ' .54 ' if 'Lv X . V Ig? -. . 'EJV J Sw 1 L' K gi 4- 1 W , .. , J , . . . , if 331 :I ' gi -'Tr A ,Y ,ix -13' i' .4 n, n. V is ive? P fa, , -., . -.A'1-', ilu - , BW., ,, , in 5 i an . ,,. V4 ..-fs? XX- :fig ,K w .I , I ff-, n .a A. xi . 1 J A W , 3. ,- f-Q . 3' .f 'L ln. Q1 :L 44 ' J ' Y.' 4 'Zu ' .13 27, '-V vm ., - wg?-.-. 6,1 i, ., J .1 ,E 1 4, , ,. AT-A.. w w , X y .uk - 1-'fb ' ,I I 'gi I I pnfu ,N 1 L ' J: wi ' 9 ,K A ' 1 IJ' ,jk .ff ' ,W in 1 xv Q, 1 1 . ,- - ?W. --' : pq, A -:Lk .. Graduates 2 81512523 AM s-gif' r 5416-731 A 4 I J ,:- Q-Q9 f 1 jr ,b J O gy F ,ov wa 6 . 0 'fi' Sf L 1 Senior class favorites, Vicki Brosseau and Randy Evans, were voted A11 School Favorites. Sponsors Jim Franklin Dwayne Shaffer Class officers: Marcia Barnett, Presidentg Janet Wilson, Treasurer, Clay Hoffman and Sue Banks, Representatives, Marc Kimes, Vice Presidentg Vicki Brosseau, Secretary. I Q 5 XXX ..,..:.i, Seniors, Vicki and Marcia, show off the caps and gowns to be worn during Commencement. Peace rules the day, where reason rules the mznd MARY ANN AMANT SUE BANKS CONNIE BARNES MARCIA BARNETT WAYNE BLADES LINDA BRANSTETTER BILL BRISCO VICKI BROSSEAU GARY CHASTAIN R rr as JEAN COX LARRY DeLONG JUDY EDWARDS DARLA ELLINGSWORTH RANDY EVANS RON FOSTER JOHN FLUD CAROL GAY JUDY GOLD Motto: Peace Flower: WhiteRose GERRY GOSSIN CAROL GREATHOUSE CLAY HOFFMAN MARC KIMES MELANIE MITCHELL PAM RINKER JANET WILSON EDDIE ZELLERS Colors: Red, White and Blue The Seniors of 1972 will al- ways remember these days. 'This is the season of farewe11. ' 621 ClasS6S 'sw' If' Oki' c .gnx Class The Junior Class was proud to have Gail Pope chosen as Miss Slick Chick. Gail is shown at the left riding in the Christmas parade. At center left Juniors display class rings. Mrs. Maples Jeanette Allen Garold Bailie Robert Blankenship Linda Bollinger Ronnie Brown David Cook Janet Cutbirth Pam Eppinette Tommy Gold Tim Harmon Jane Hilton Kathy Jay Wayne Layton Vicki Maddocks Charles Martin Jean Martin Caroll McCullough ,- -,H ' V N 1 2 ,I . u ' A, I ' H 1: .VY-:T 1 fi ' . .1 9 yn:- ,' ' Nj . 1 A -., . is , 1.133 i r mr ' fa:-.Q A- s - V X'-Q55 Mrs. Schuessler Juniors Ricky McCullough Barbara Moreland James Moreland Danny Mounce Joan Murphy Denise Peters Gail Pope Susan Quinn Carlene Reel Jeannie Reel Mike Shaffer Danny Simpson Nancy Sims Sheila Steele Randy Tichenor Tom Wagemann Cindy Walker Joy Wilson I Junior Class Officers for 1971-1972: Denise Peters, rep.g Susan Quinn, sec. and reporterg Pam Eppinette, pres.g Sheila Steele, treas.g Charles Martin, v.-pres. and rep. 'ui ' 1 L., 1 Q51-Q. it UK, , ix x Class Favorites Jane Cavener and Gary Merrill F Jimmie Smith Bob Conrad This is a class meeting? Marchia, Brenda, and Pam are beginning to won- der. f ! Ann Quinn Brenda Allen Fred Barnes Judy Blankenship Judy Branstetter Stephen Burcham David Carl Jane Cavener Leon Cox Mike DeLong Garry Ellingsworth Patty Essary Sandy Essary Gary Evans Cecelia Farris Paul Foster Joyce Gay John Greathouse Russell Hagler John Hash Eddie Hilton Teresa Huse Sophomores 1 -.g ' if 'N 5 if' A ,U if V , Y - 4 .. 1 h. 15 A - , fi' F, A . 2. v I S: mr, , . ,. 4.4 -. Y. .wh - 4497- 'f f' ,, -vnu., 'Mfg ' ' M' egg:-sg, - l:l.. Y: 1Z ,i W 1' Class Officers: President-Mike Delong, Vice-Pres., Fred Barnes, Sec. -Treas,, Patty Essary, Rep,, Sandy Essary and Russell Hagler. Carol Ann gives her views on the nutritional value .of salt while Carolyn waits her turn patiently. 11, 'L i A, Studying? :NJ Fx 9 Surely Not! Ls. i,- I l Class Officers: Lora Doty, Representative, J eff Kimes, Reporterg Terri Matthews, Pres., Susan Merrill, Sec.-Treas.g Greg Friend, Representative, Bobby Eaton, Parliamentar- iang Marty Lower, Vice-Pres. -Q Melody Allen Venita Amant Terry Eailie Terri Bollinger Lonna Brisco Roger Brown Sharon Burcham Ricky DeLong Lora Doty Terry Eakin Bobby Eaton Alan Ellingsworth Dennis Ford Greg Friend Jeannie Gatton Fres h men Mr. Richesin Mr. Rozell '53 Ev? Denms Gold Tammy Harrls l Debra Hllton Junmy Hllton Rose Mary Hudson Marietta Hufft eff Klmes Marty Lower Terrx Matthews Teresa McCullough Susan Merrill Wanda Mounce Mike Reed Dammy Russell David Simpson Clinton Springer Jolene Woodward Class FHVOFIYGS Sharon Burcham and Kent Brosseau o Mr. Butterfield Marc Barnett E L h th Am Grade Qrnnm ' Neff' Class Officers Jacquetta Bowling - Vice-Pres.g Terrie Reavis-Presidentg Linda Stockstill-Representativeg Ran- dal Martin-Representative Debbie Wi 11 ia rn s - Secretary? Rhonda M e 1' r i ll - Treasurer Vicky Farris-Reporter. Donald Essary Vicky Farris John Gold Rhoda Hash Linda Hernbree John Berkstresser Rocky Blankenship Gary Bolin Jacquetta Bowling Randy Bowling Janice Brown Ellen Cousins Mike Cousins Claude Cox Nancy Cox Charlotte DeLong Mike Eaton Neil Eden Betty Ellingsworth Jennifer Eppinette Vickie Hicks Margo Hoppmann Doug Johnson Charlotte Layton Randal Martin Ricky Mather Larry McCullough Nathan McCullough Nancy McDowell Rhonda Merrill Sharon Moreland Julia Myers Debby Reavis Terrie Reavis Bruce Richardson Glenda Saltkill Linda Stockstill Jackie Taylor Leasa Walker Curtis Williams Debbie Williams Class Favorites Linda Stockstill Sz John Berkstresser Above: Jennifer shows enthusiasm by participating as a cheerleader. Below Leasa and Randy show inter- est in class. ll 1- ,ff,4.- J Seventh Grade Danny Baker Robert Bliss Randy Brown Billy Cutbirth Linda Ellingsworth Nila Essary Christy Foster William Gatton Terry Gay Kent Gipson Teresa Hagler Debbie Harris Glenda Hembree Bill Hilton Jeffrey Hilton Marty Hilton Jody Houser Mike Hudson Sebrena Huse Tyrone Huse Miss Burns Mrs. Harper Roger Allen Deena Bailie Jeanette Maples Brent Metcalf Janis Neill Skip Pope Audrey Reavls Russell RBHVIS Monlca Reel Jeanme Russell Tlmothy Russell Donna Slmpson Deanna Stewart Annette Taylor Brenda Tlchenor Vlckl Webb Joe W1l11ams Marshall W1ll1ams Class Offxcers Marty Hllton Representatlve Deena Ba111e Reporter B11ly Cutblrth Presldent Kathy Meyers Treasurer Brent Metcalf Vlce Pres Jeanette Maples Reporter Class Favorltes B111 Cutblrth Sz Deena Balhe N ' . 1 .3 3 . - - 5 - Ly LLL' ll: Q: 11- l .lqx 'yawn xv 2 3- 5. 'f ..., !92:-'-'-Tf , e Qff I'-T' -4Q,,,,, ,H .- ,f We have the power to make this the best generation or the last. John Fitzgerald Kennedy Admznzstratzon Qu at 9 YS? 1 4,-so ary fl-fw Ng X33 1 9 8,1 7 O! fy A a , ,,,,, , 1-'ox Standing, Left to right Alfred Howard Dale Hilton George Gatton Kenneth McCullough Seated Billy Joe Cutbirth, Rex Frankhn Sam Mouck In April of this year, two new members were elected to the school board. They are Mrs. Jeanette Kimes and fseated beside hery Mr. Buddy Hilton. upermtendent Sam Mouck Besldes bemg a school admuustra tor Mr Mouck also teaches an elghth grade math class and acts as Nat1ona1 Honor Soclety sponsor Secretary Bea Short IH HI 0 o , . I V' All .4 1. Vi 'Lf V W gi V 1- ---- w - 1 1 s' a l ' -. ' 1 :Eg o f FW .A 1. 1 :JI f IEE. 'X I --491-',, D ' 'mn vi ii-1 A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Anon. Hzgh School Facult Mlss Margaret Burns Mr Gary Butterfleld Mr Bob Conrad Jr I-hgh Hlstory Busxness Coach P E Llbrary Dr1vers Educatlon Mr James Franklm Mrs Franms Harper Mrs Pauline Maples H1story Jr H1ghEng11sh Home Economlcs Mr Lon Rozell Mrs Mary Schuessler Mr Dwayne Shaffer Agrlculture Muslc SCIBIICG Mr Lawrence Dav1s Mathematlcs Mr Lester Rlchesln Jr H1gh Coach Enghsh Mrs J1mm1e Smlth Enghsh Publications PPT-A f , N , .X Tiana., , 0 1 A J , as we J 1 ' f 1 'if 'L vifikg-Q N 1 S 'lx Y, I 1 1 .1 . I I ' . 1 . I -' '. y High School Principal On August 18 and 19, a group of students filed into school for reg- istrationg Leon Haden was the first person they saw. They would see him more before the year was over, at basketball games, during student council meetings, teaching short- hand and international affairs, playing ping pong, and doing office work. Leon Haden...a dedicated principal, advisor, and friend. All right! You people... Elementary School Principal Who is busy hiding Easter Eggs for the grade school? None other than David Dawson, Principal. One might also find him quieting a frightened child, telling a joke, working in his office, or showing his seventh hour class of third and fourth graders material t h r o u g h a magnifying glass. David Dawson part doctor teach- er and counselor all principal Good ole Mr Dawson .F a 'ENE' L93 gf! 5 slr 'yi' x 'Tis education forms the common mindg Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined. Alexander Pope Elementary Facult Mrs Jayme Burchett Third and Fourth Grade Hlgh School Art Mrs Faye Jones Fourth Grade Mrs Barbara Scrlvener Kindergarten Mrs Barbara Cozad Flfth and Slxth Grade Mrs Jane Ann Moore Flrst and Second Grade Mrs Mxldred W1111ams Fxrst Grade -'Wi' 'YE'-fw Mrs Pauhne Glpson Mrs Glendene Jenklns Second Grade Slxth Grade Mrs Leota Rlchardson Mrs Ethel Rozell Flfth Grade Thlrd Grade 1-.Xff WX ' . ,E W .Q ' 1 X ' - 'I 5 'X -' , 1 X 'Xa X x ..- : X 5 X ' X X X. , .V I , I Y H, X 1 -X -.- V , M ' K .E lip ' 'X ,S ' wg e N , gfgf XXX ' X X K 1 X Qu X, ' I X X , I , 'X 'QX X Juanita Foster, president P. T.A. Parents and teachers at a meeting. I-'H' 'I fl Left to right: Joyce Sword, treasurerg Carol Lakins, secretaryg and Rose Cousins, vice-president. IWHFI? ie :J At, V P.T.A. Projects P.T.A. again sponsored Fun Night this year. Shown here a r e spectators i n front of Mrs. Moore's dart throw. Jackie Foster is collecting ballots for the P.T.A. Favorites of the Year. ,.. ...-NJ ser , V ,V ,fr-Z T f , 'I' f fs' - 1 ' te , , Cooks- Standing fleft to rightjz Virginia Metcalf, Isabelle Merritt, Venita Anderson, Pauline Moreland. Seated Kleft to rightjz Lorene Ellingsworth, Beulah Berkstresser. Classified Personnel Bus Drivers- Left to right: Stanley Clark, -795- , , ,f l ' l-f,,.f:' Q 4 5 . --, L ' ' 'VE ' i' x ,., ' J. AL: '- .,- ,-1 1, , X: u Reese Tichenor Alvin Edwards Alvin Edwards, Kirk Burk, Ernest Stewart, Bob Metcalf, Otis Ennis, Bill Reavis, Dwight Berkstresser Qnot showny. Bob Eustler Alvin Edwards, after serv- ing almost thirty years as high school custodian has now retired. Reese Tiche- nor and Bob Eustler are high school and grade custodians. What need we teach a child. . . with out books and rules? Let him walk among the hills and flowers let him gaze upon the waters, let him look up to the stars. . . and he will have his wisdom. Author Unknown Elementary K Arg? TW ' :fx X .X Q-E+ ? 'E 'N ' gf- K G X 6 1 at ' 5 5 S2 1 -5 Q s ff' f' 'J 1 'C-flfyoxc.-- Sixth Grade lu X55 1 Fifth Grade 1 r 1 w Cindy McCullough enjoys Fun Night festivities. Mrs. Cozad Mrs. Richardson Donna Amant Pam Blair David Bollinger Ruth Bollinger Ray Branstetter Kevin Brown Lonnie Brown Judy DeLong Mike Dewitt Patti Eaton Dale Ellingsworth Peggy Essary Ricky Essary Kelly Gold Tony Grisham Joel Foster rv:-rr. 1 I 7+ Brett H1lton Jeff Jenkins Brenda Johnson Angela Langston I Debble Luney Laura Maples Dennls Martm Clndy McCullough R1ck1e McG1oth1n Rxcky Metcalf Mlke Moreland Larry Murphy Ricky Palnter Jerry Pmkley Tony Poole Marty Raper John R1ce Jeanette Russell Dav1d Sh1ve1ey Doug Sp11man Jodx Steere Sandra Stockstlll Janelle Stubbs Wade Tlchenor Ju11a Wlley Jeanette Woodward Tamrnie Chambers Ailene Andrus Alan Andrus Mark Bliss Alma Bollinger Debra Bowling Laquita Bowling Rocky Brown Sheila Brown Tracy Burleson Larri Ann Burke Melanie Edwards Sheryl Ellingsworth Sheila Essary Kim Friend Scott Chitwood Karen Gipson Kevin Glossip Gayla Gold Hugh Greathouse Mrs. Jones Mrs. Burchett Fourth Grade Tony Howerton Robbie Hughes Rodney Jenkins Tonya Lebow Kara Maples Stacy Maples Kathy McCullough Valarie McDowell Ernie Merrill Katy Mitchell James Morris Tammy Parks Billy Reavis Tonyia Rinker Raye Ann Smith Ernie Stewart Steve Swearingen Becky Webb Jeff Williams LaRae Williams Larry Wilson Brenda Winsea Third Grade Mrs. Burchett Mrs. Rozell John Amant Paul Barnett Curtis Blankenship Terry Brown Kathy Chambers Katy Chambers Brian Cutbirth Eddie Cutbirth John Delker Jean Essary Pam Essary Connie Forrester Francis Fortney Tommy Franklin Marty Frieze Jeff Fugitt Karen Gold Glenn Graham Joyce Hembree Melanie Holt Rene Howard A 41 Donna Hudson Billy Hufft Jimmy Jenkins Wayne McDowell Mike McHolland Kent Merrill Janet Springer Rickie Stubbs Barry Watts Glenda Woodward Glen Worley Donna Zellers Rodney Johnson Wanda Johnson Jimmy Lee Brenda Luney Mark Murphy Brad Murray Randy Poole Douglas Springer Herkie Williams Belinda Wilson Steve Wilson Terry Wilson MPS- GiDS0l1 Mrs. Moore ' xl ,.,, 1. as . ' Doug Grisham Kelly Harmon Andi Jackson Kenny Howerton D.J. Bollinger Gina Bowling Kenneth Bowling Beverly Brown Jeannie Brown Lana Brown John Paul Compton Cheryl Cook Susan Cutbirth Tad Dailey Doris Ellingsworth Randy Essary Greg Evans Jeff Gautney Willa Gold Second Grade Rocky Jenkins Doug Johnson Jeff Lakins Lisa Langston Carl Layton Timothy Lee Betty Luney Andy McCullough Michael McCullough Rickie McCullough Marie McMasters James Murphy Mark Reavis Gavin Sowell Donald Spears Roger Spilman Angel Stephens Clive Stockstill Lori Stowe Steve Swearingen Keith Tolbert Greg Vaught Rhonda Wilson Raymond Worley 1OO King and Queen Candidates Kenny Ball Denny Blankenship Deborah Clark Becky Cross Brian Essary Mike Essary Phyllis Essary Michael Eutsler Kenny Foster John Gatton John Gautney Rodney Gibson Michael Hale Juanita Hall Keith Harris Marilyn Hembree Becky Hufft Steve Hufft Eugene Hughes Troy Hunt First Mrs. Moore Angie Asher Grade Mrs. Williams Tracy Johnson Teresa Lakins Jill Laue Lisa McCullough Greg McHo11and Anna Meritt Deowna Meritt Stacy Metcalf rl GA f ' - 4 x 1 3 : ' .' I 2' - '-', ' - :--L ww : .-1 ' r' i111imaifi1??fiitfif S www' T e-- ,ff fit-xswii -. -t',k ' NA y F -S 5 i ,,.. A 'mf' 5 , 1, A 3, t 'igHgWf 01.1 p jQe,1..5.' g 7? ,' .- Q ' ' 'H if J Kyo Tommy Patrick Kenneth Pope Teresa Rinker Mary Russell Shawn Shaffer Harold Steele Alec Steer Terri Stubbs Mike Sword Robert Thompson Mark Williams Kevin Wilson 1.01 102 Mrs. Scrivener Randy Arnold Jeffrey Bowling Daron Brown Bonita Carl Diana Clapper Brenda Cousins Deanna Dailey Terral Davis Tony Ellingsworth K L ndergarten Johnny Essary Tony Essary Robert Forrester Daleta Hale Mrs. Scrivener is entering in the game of Pacer Eraser with the morning Kinder- garten class. Dale Johnson Barbara Luney Bobby Luney X Donna Wheeler Doug Wilson talzmg thezr fzrst step forward li gal' Cara Walker Kelth Watts Thomas Wlley Danny WIISOH Anthony Asbell LaVonda Banks Patty Cutb1rth Tlmmle Cutblrth R0bb16 Edwards Ted Fugxtt JGSSIG Gold Tma Johnson Angela Lee Wesley Maples RObb1B McCullough Llsa McMasters Stephame Sowell Robm Stewart Jon Swearmgen Pam Moreland and Carol Plowman helpers are enJoy1ng then' lunch wxth the afternoon Klndergarten 103 Grade Activities i f if Q34 104 -A..--il ..4S. 'Lam 'TWP' l n 'f- !g,,,,,..J--sf Days To Remember I 106 The Third grade is working to get ahead. rsegftf , ,hx in-L i ,MLELU1 lu Q Q GradeActivities 1 The First Grade listens closely as Mrs. Moore an- swers one of their many questions. , X , aff I y ! fl .24-augi df Thlrd hour Home Ec. girls help with the Food Program. Mike Moreland looks on as Cmdy McCullough works hard. Learnmg Can Be Fun 73,1 f Aland The students always en1oy be1ng 1n the Chrxstmas Parade Judy Edwards and Pam Rlnker help m the Nutrxtlonal Program Everyone enjoyed the puppet show on nutrmon presented by the Home Ec g1r1s Lon Stowe slngs a song at Fun N1ght 107 O T , ,f np., ,IG 'I E If +A '. Y I p , . S+' 1 V' N: ' - n 1 I , Q.: I W N d 108 To everything there is a season, and a time to every A time to be born and a time to die . . . A time to keep silence, and a time to speak . . . purpose under heaven: A time for war, and a time for peace . . . Advertising Www Q l X Q, Mg 7 Q52 Q it l Q- Q2 sl'-bf ' Y ilu fi fl ' . 0,8 775: 11 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Whether your immediate plans are for further schooling or the immediate pursuance of your career, we wish you every suc- cess in your future endurance. 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MILLER Crane Missouri A CUT. AND CURL BEAUTY SHOP , I-IAMMONDS ' Jackie Merritt SKELLY SERVICE AND GROCERY Operator - Joyce Lower 723 - 382 2 Galena Misisouri Crane Missouri I Compliments of i Goldie Jones, District Manager BLACK KETTLE RESTAURANT WORLD BooK CHILDCRAFT A 537 Lynn Avenue 73 2 - 7254 Monett Missouri Republic Missouri TANKS FOR SALE - F R A E Y Best Wishes to the Propane Service Co. KRMO DIAL 990 P.o. Box 34 Phone 723-5911 . ' . Crane Missouri 65633 Monett Mlssoum Compliments of AURORA BOWL CRANE AUTO SUPPLY Delco Remy Crane, Missouri Carl Hartman Phone 723-5661 678-2668 1 Quality Automotive Parts and Supplies A Crane Missouri Aurora Missouri Compliments of Compliments of ACTION REALTY ROBERTS. WILEY Aurora Missouri 1 h 678-2790 Crane Missouri Te isilglgubbard Compliments of Compliments of C. E. STOCKSTH.L JAMES R. BARNES County Assessor Stone County Sheriff Galena Missouri Galena Missouri .mwfzwwfim BUSINESS OFFICE: GALENA, MISSOURI GARY M. STUMPFF JEAN ANN STUMPFF County Collector RALPH COX Compliments of R. 0. BLERSCH Probate 8: Magistrate Judge Galena Missouri . . Galena Missouri W. DALLAS LONG County Clerk Stone County Galena Missouri PATTY'S SEWING BASKET. Crane Missouri Compliments of CHRISTINE RUSSELL Circuit Clerk Sz Recorder Galena Missouri 119 120 STONE COUNTY ABSTRACT and TITLE COMPANY Kenneth R. Babbit President Phone 357-4715 or 357-8655 Galena Missouri Compliments of The ABC STORE Aurora Missouri PHILLIPS 66 STATICN Russell Sz Joe's Crane Missouri Compliments of CRANE FARMERS EXCHANGE Crane Missouri 5 ,ew-'r TAI! 7:5 Telling i I i J -.f-lllkl il a A . 3 , el LOUELLA'S BEAUTY SHOP Louella Dulin, owner operator Judy Berkstresser, operator 208 Commerce 723 - 5306 Crane Missouri PHILCO SALES AND SERVICE R Sz H T.V. Service Color Our Specialty 41 Market Street T.V. Sales Sz Repair Marionville, Missouri Phone 463-7634 Compliments of GREEN'S CASH VARIETY Phone 463-2529 Marionville Missouri Comphments of Comphments of AURORA GREENHOUSE Phonem 4149 HILTON HARDWARE Aurora MISSOUFI Phone 723 5243 Servlng Aurora and Southwest Mo wlth latest News Weather and Sports Aurora Mnssourl Aurora M1ssour1 Crane MISSOUTI KSWM RADIO STATION AM 94OKC FM 100 1MC WEN' Comphments of CHRISS WILLIAMS MEN AND BOYS WEAR Comphments of RED BARN CAFE LARRY S 3 m11es north of Klmberly C1ty AND VARIETY I-hghway 60 RepUb11C Shoppmg Center Repubhc M1ssour1 -A Good Food and Servlce Leltle s Auto Supply 81 Garage Bull Leltle-Owner Wholesale Auto Parts Phone 678 4121 38 W Pleasant Aurora Mlssouru 121 . . . . . . , , ,.s.,.f,f 57.7. ,Ei-V--z..-, .I 1 -.fr--1 f li, , Y 'ir , le - Us za: ' YL:-2' P+- f 'f . ejgfxi- -I TQQQQ' .2 ' ' 1 1 . YVQ7 I ' A 1 1 ' ' ' ' l ' ' , - - . f ' an ,, .,. -lTlr,:lm , H. llgfglt-g1l:,rfm' Wp,,:T'wTfg1 gg . . Q -4- , - 1 3 A.. . 9 . l ' J V l z ' ' ll . I ll W: - A ' ll , l ' 122 Compliments of R 8g W HENDRIX VILLAGE CLEANERS MOSH-E HOMES SALES Phone 678-4160 Flay Reed, Manager Glen Wiley Aurora Missouri 723-5578 723-5343 Compliments of I I g Crane MISSOUYI THE AURORA BANK 'H Aurora Missouri BACON TIRE SERVICE REED'S SPRING APPLIANCE COMPANY Hotpoint and Admiral Appliances Furniture Electric Repair Shop Phone 272-3470 Reed's Spring Missouri i 101 South Main Republic, Missouri Phone 417 - 732- 7267 4' HUDSON TIRE SERVICE Recapping New 8: Used Tires Phone 723-5979 Junction of Highways 13 and D Crane Missouri - 'ri HUB Compliments of u pggwifgggs H SHGES p THE HUB DRY GO0DS Your Family Store , VI His Phone 723-5447 A ' 1 4 sl Crane Missouri A Compliments of THE DAIRY LANE 723-5741 Crane Missouri I N I ' -i f BILL'S MFA SERVICE 73 F I - .ul Tires - Batteries H F' Q 3 N 7 Accessories l U , p Crane Missouri i L' Phone 723-5414 HENRY MAPLES Compliments of ivy 5 Insurance for Every Need' ' BUS. 723-5394 L at D HOME: 723-5382 A ' ' ' J' CRANE MO NIFTY STATION AND MARKET Crane Missouri Compliments of Phone 723-5778 CRANE CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Dr. Joe D. Carter D.C. 723-8810 . , Compliments of Crane Missouri HURLEY FARMERS EXCHANGE A Groceries-Feed-Farm Supplies CRANE BROILER FESTIVAL Fertilizer-Rock Phosphate Meat Processing Phone PL 8-3131 Hurley, Missouri August 1972 123 124 CRANE ICE COMPANY GERALD'S TEXACO SERVICE 24 Hour Service R9ed'S Spring Lormie Brosseau- Owner COOPERS FOOD MARKET Galena Missouri Compliments of BANK OF TABLE ROCK LAKE Chrysler Plymouth JIMMY MICHEL MOTORS C OIL COMPANY Phone 678-3405 - - Dodge Dodge Trucks Dlstmbutors Compliments of WARDROBE CLEANERS ,f xfsnmfs-P. Y. I ages N. DX f IS -+6 Aurora Missouri WOOTEWS DRUG of DX Products Prescription Service COSITISUCS Phone 723-5201 Vet. Supplies PhOl'i6 678-2177 Crane Missouri Aurora Missouri OFFICE 14177 857-B266 HOME M177 357-6266 K nu ,L az- LQ 5 A nl Q L A n V - I 7 - 1 .-sail' ' I. call!-dr Lois Hadley Box 215, Hwy. 13 Branch Manager Galena, Mo. 65656 Compliments of Polly and Gene Sellman BILL ROGERS FLOAT FISHING SERVICE and Motel Galena Missouri Compliments of ROY'S VICKERS STATION Crane Missouri la' M d Ave Phone OR B 2201 f YULLIVAN.-Q f Axon, Iris-.sun lTlERlE llORfllHll COSITIETIC STUDIO Compliments of IGA Home Owned and Operated Every day low prices Morris Henderson Crane 723-5231 Missouri Compliments of Fi. C. GRAYSON D.C. Aurora Missouri I-, ., A lf! ' ,, 'gif . A A I I ,,ii fl 1-Y N I l L 125 C 1. t f C g t 1 t 1 omp imen s o of 1972 AURORA COCA-COLA THE RED FRONT BOTTLIN G COMPANY Bill and Maxine Murray Aurora Missouri . Crane Mlss C mpliments of A. P. 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