Crane High School - CHS Yearbook (Crane, MO)

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PTSA Fun lght Went Accent USA Thfs year was a f1rst for the Crane Par ent Teacher Student Assoclatlon The1r ma-n ObJ6Ct1VG was to brlng about closer relatlons among home, school, and com mumty llfe In accordance w1th th1s, the Junlor and Semor classes sponsored the annual Fun N1ght event October 28 and shared the prof1ts A background of red wh1te, and blue, a play ent1tled Your Country and Mme , and patr1ot1c songs set the pace Part of the n1ght's act1v1t 1es were a meal 1n the cafeterla, games and booths 1n the old gym, and a program performed by the students Hlghllght of tne evemng was the crowmng of Fun N1ght Pr1ncess and Queen by the1r escorts Oppos1te page left Prmce and Prmcess were Jeff Lak 1ns and Gma Bowlmg R1ght The Mus1c department provlded entertamrnent at a PTSA meetlng Below front row Jeff Ray, Kathleen DeW1tt, MRFCI Metcalf, RICKY Barnes, Wanda Johnson, Dewey Stanford, Kay Mltchell, Johnny Dlckery, Lmda Hummel, Jeff Fugltt Angela Asher Greg McHo1land, Lmda Young, Robb1e Edwards G1na RSEVIS, Bryant Smxth Back row Jean ette Woodward, Joel Foster, Dlana Brisco, Edd1e Walk er, Kathy Stanford, Marc Barnett, Jeff Lakms, Gma Bowlmg, Jennlfer Steele, Stephen Burcham, Nancy Slms Steve Hummel, Jolene Woodward, Clmton Sprmger Teresa Hagler, Tommy Qumn, Jeanette Russell, Doug Wilhams Thls page, left Stephen Burcham crowns Queen Jennlfer Steele Center r1ght Observmg w1th mterest were PTSA Pres1dent Mrs LOT1 Graham and Prmc1pa1 Mr Ken Morrls Below r1ght Gary Butter f1e1d and h1s mus1cal group made the1r f1rst appear ance at PTSA Y Qll' C . , ac 77 . . . ' 1 . 1 . ., . I , I A - . . P W H g g j V ,111 W' 2 W w V -L W ' , , ' Vg-ti 33 uf! -A 4 9 1. .x d 'M QV f lf- b ! l .

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FFAI-Iosted B arnwarming Muffled screams and yells were the sounds being heard at the annual Barnwarming, held November 2, as the Freshmen were coming through the hay tun- nel. Senior candidate, Joan Murphy, was crowned FFA Sweetheart by her escort, Robert Blankenship. Queen candidates were chosen by the penny-a-vote method. During the months of March and April FFA members participated in judging contests in various fields, which were held on the district, state, and national levels. Other enjoyable activ- ities were the FFA hay ride, field trips, and a fishing trip. The FFA Banquet was held in May to award honors to outstanding members. I l . i Opposite, above: FFA members are, front rowy L. Mc- Cullough, D. Johnson, T. Roberts, D, Russell, J. Kimes, R. Brown, R. Martin, T. Bailie, R, Blankenship, N. Eden, ' T, Harris, S, Merrill, R, Blankenship, M. Murray, T, Gold, M, Blevins,C, Springer, D, Carl, G, Evans, J. Tay- lor. Lon Rozell, sponsor, M. DeLong, D. Essary, B, Chambers, K, Blevins, K. Brosseau, M, Lower, D, Rea- , vis, J. Hilton, T. Wagemann, T, Moreland, N, McCullough, l J. Moreland, D. Huse, J. Hash, B, Eaton, J, Murray, G, 5 Bailie, D. Ford, R, Bowling, F. Barnes, B. Richardson. Opposite, center left: Nan Ellis is urged to take a deli- cious bite of candy as Traci Hagler helps. Opposite, f center: David Carl and Bobby Chambers hold Bruce ' Richardson as he awaits the mock torture. Opposite, 1 center right: Barnwarming Queen Joan Murphy re - ceives an honoring kiss from escort Robert Blanken- 5 ship. Opposite, below: FFA officers: Fred Barnes, T Doug Reavis, Milton Murray, David Carl, Mike De- long. Joe Murray, Tom Wagemann, Garold Bailie. This page, above: The Soil Judging team listens to a talk on soil judging. left: Joan Murphy was elected FFA Sweetheart. Below: FFA members study soil. 1 N v J 17