Crane High School - CHS Yearbook (Crane, MO)

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Paths Of Education Were Enriched In an effort to broaden the minds of their students, teachers selected subjects that were off the beaten path of education. Saturday, February 24, became a day of enjoyment, learning and relaxation as everyone put forth their skills and abilities. Some of the courses made available were cake decorating, modern and square dancing, stage craft, family life, chess, dating etiquette, bee keeping, auto mechanics, and many courses concerning sports. Jeanie Gatton and Greg Middaugh were initiated into the NHS organization March 26. They will become active members their Junior year and participate in projects undertaken. The new members were selected for their leadership, scholarship, service, and character. Three members of NHS having these qualities were chosen as Outstanding Teenagers of America, They were Joy Wil- son, Jean Martin and Pam Kimes. ' TEMEQQ

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Opposite page, left: Pam Kimes, Joy Wilson, and Jean Martin were honored as Outstanding Teens. Right: Jeanie Gatton and Patty Essary had a friendly chat , Below: Joy Wilson and Brenda Stockstill served Mrs. Gatton at the NHS Initiation Tea. This page, above: Charles Martin, NHS President, prepared for the Initia- tion program. Above right: Students learned the art of chess. Below right: Tommy Quinn, Brent Metcalf, Jody Houser, and Billy Cutbirth played an enthusiastic game of ping-pong.