Crane High School - CHS Yearbook (Crane, MO)

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Registration, Assemblies Highlighted The Year Below: Jac quetta Bowling patiently filled out registration forms. Below left: Jacquetta registered for one of Mr. Butterfieldls classes. Below right: Mrs. Smith chatted with Chaplain Jim Post before his lecture. Right: Mr. Fred Cowann, puppeteer, demon- strated his version of a Punch and Judy show. Middle right: SMSU theatrical depart- ment presented Big Klaus, Little Klaus . Far right: Rocky Blankenship stood bewil- dered following Freshman registration. Be- low, far right: Tommy Lane, vocalist, vis- ited with elementary students. xlxx When the month of August rolled around, students found that their summer vaca- tion would soon be coming to an end, and school activities would start. In prepar- ation, students arrived several days ear- ly to register for the courses which they wished to take. As they walked from ta- ble to table, they had their classes ap- proved by each instructor. Assemblies were scheduled throughout the school year to provide cultural enrichment, as well as break the monotony of a regular school day. ,iles 3 Q

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Baseball Began The Sports Scene Crane picked up seven runs in the eighth inning to beat Clever 13-6 for third place in the Southwest Central Lea- gue Tourney, September 25-30. In the opening round of the tourney Crane dumped Blue Eye 8-1 and Hurley got two hits each from four players to beat Crane 4-2 in quar- ter-final play. Billings captured the championship title on their home field by defeating Hurley 5-4. In pre-tourna- ment action the Pirates defeated Clever, Spokane, and Billings. Their losses were to Verona, Galena, Blue Eye, and Hurley. Members of the team were: front rowg J. Berkstresser, M. Eaton, J. Kimes, G. Springer, R. Brown, C, Springer Coach Conrad D. Reavis R. Hagler, J. Willmon, Hilton, M 7 Lower, K, Groom, M. Reed, S. Bur- cham, C. McCullough, J. Moreland, and B. Eaton. This page, below: Coach Conrad observed play and ser- iously considered the next move. X 1 ik Center: Jeff Kimes tipped a ground- er. Below right: Ray Lower was an avid Pirate fan. Opposite page, above: Weary players took a breath- er. Below leftg Caro11McCu11ough slammed another hit. Below right: Steve Burcham bailed out on a wild pitch. . v- D . ' i ,, 1.1 I ' wp' ll.. A 1.1 X J ,, N'-. f' Q 0-TW N hug- vgf 1 rfb ri..-1 as .' ' K 47. 13,- ,1 n 33.1 .. 1- I f ' 3 , ff l 5 I .1 --lr , 1 -- 1 6 . e l 4 IW , . kim' 1 F ,J-V U E 1 J U -V 16' ' Q X na l fs ...nn .. vi Y ,- . . .. 4 'Z of 4 . v