Crane High School - CHS Yearbook (Crane, MO)

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Below: Seniors, Carlene Reel and Milton Murrayg Freshmen, Linda Stockstill and Rane dal Marting Juniors, Doug Reavis and Marchia Johnsong Sophomores, Terri Matthews and Kent Brosseau. Opposite: The Yearbook King and Queen were the Senior candidates, Milton Murray and Carlene Reel. at i- , R , ' f' 1 2 C. X1 i X f' Y ,V t 'ft 3:51 f . 1 , , N1 ,A t -5- K t g ,f 1 neqp.. we Percentage Determined Royalty The selection of Yearbook King and Queen differed from past years in that candidates were chosen by the-classes. There was close competition during October 2-6 when yearbooks were first sold, and then again during the January 29-February 2 sales campaign. Results were tallied on a per- centage basisg and the candidates whose class bought the highest percentage were awarded the honors.

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Part I The Year In the foothills of the Ozarks, Guarded spot of all the earth, Stands our dear old Alma Mater, Years of service proves her worth.