Crane High School - CHS Yearbook (Crane, MO)

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This page, right: Members of the P, E. class looked on, as Dennis Ford swung at the pitch. Below: Kathy Maiden crossed the finish line in the 100 yard dash. Below right: Participating in broad jump competition was Mike Delong. Opposite page, left: Jimmy Hilton cleared the bar in the pole vault event. Above right: At a home game, the girls listened intently as Miss Stettler planned their next play. Below right: Ele- mentary students also enjoyed playing basketball. After a long, cold winter the students at Crane en- joyed the chance to be outdoors. This was evident when they played basketball, baseball, and softball, and when they participated in track events. Many high school and junior high girls tried out for bas- ketball and track, new activities for them this year They were coached by Miss Naomi Stettler, P. E. instructor. fl- f , ' Y a 'YH Lf? :L L1 A- ' ,- en

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.,,.v.m-.c,4,m-6 f , ' V ' ' ' 1 5 'f'-v-.-,. 'ZF --.,,,,,. Ma 3rd Proved Enjo able Thursday, May 3, proved to be enjoyable for several students. At four o'clook a.m. the Freshman class boarded a bus to our capitol, Jefferson City. The class visited several dis- tinguished state buildings: the Capitol, Law Enforcement Academy, state prison, and the Highway Patrol Office. The Freshmen arrived home late that same day. May 3rd also held an enjoyable afternoon for the Senior girls. They were honored by the Crane Extension Club by having a tea prepared for them in the home of Mrs. Auda Williams. Perrie Nell Knight, Area Home Economist, was the speaker for the after noon. She talked to the Seniors about their fu- ture plans.