Crane High School - CHS Yearbook (Crane, MO)

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Opposite page, above: Clockwise: M. Barnett, C, Springer, J. Kimes, R. Martin, B, Eaton, J . Berkstresser, M, Lower, R, Bowling. Below: Loyal supporters are important to a team. This page, left: Jeff heads for the locker room during half time. Right: The mechanics of the game are re- viewed in the huddles during time- outs. Below: Being able to endure much running is essential for a basket- ball player. The Pirates proved that they couldldo it! N-.- ,X

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5 5 B-team Earned Season At CHS, the step between junior high basket- ball and A-team basketball is known as the B- team. B-team basketball provided the players with a chance to learn new skills and improve on old ones before moving up the ladder to the position of an A-teamer. Eight boys used this opportunity to display their talents--four freshmen and four sophomores, Being mostly a young team, the guys generated much en- thusiasm and did outstandingly well. This year the team had a .500 season record. The players often served as substitutes for the varsity team, and many times suited out for tournaments. An optimistic outlook is held by these boys about their chances of becoming a really tough team in the future. With the skills they exhibited this year, it's easy to see why we're looking forward to their moving up. Qi-aa S-Vik I 4,

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Teams Created School Spirit The Junior High Basketball team strived end lessly to accomplish a victorious season. The games were supported by the cheerlead- ers who exhibited great spirit throughout the season. The best game was a 39-5 victory over the Billings Wildcats during the Galena Tournament.