Crane High School - CHS Yearbook (Crane, MO)

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School Board Strived For Improvements The Board of Education has worked hard during the past year to improve the facilities and curric- ulum of the Crane School System. They have plans for further improvements. The members attended monthly meetings during the year and from them have conducted the business affairs of the school. ingjwp Ie This page, above: Mr. Mouck is the superintendent of Crane School System. Above left: This is only the be- ginning of the new section being added to the Grade School. Left: 'The roof of the building is being com- pleted. Far left: Mr. Mouck helps but in many ways. Opposite page, above: The School Board Members, seated: Davey Walker, Sam Mouck, Billy Jo Cutbirth, . Standing: George Gatton, W, L. Hilton, Kenneth McCul- lough, Jeanette Kirnes. Below left: Jack Fugitt and J oretta Franklin were elected to the Board in April. Below right: The men work hard on construction of the new building.

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Experience Was Basis For Leadership Nine students volunteered their study halls to help Mr. Ken Morris, principal, as office workers. They each had jobs that required their full attention. One of Mr. Morris' jobs was to enroll the six students from Crane, in Vocational Technical School at Monett. This training played a big part in each of their futures, -vt ....-e ,4-' tv iw S d ,JF-'J' 1 fiT 5l 1 1 ' :E i -1 .4 I n s Top: Organization was the key word in Jane Hilton's work as a' helper Fi l' in the counse1or's office. Above left: Pam Moreland was busy putting A articles in the filing cabinet. Above right: Phone answering and keeping attendance records were a part of Jeannie and Carlene Reel's office jobs. Center: Charles Martin displayed talents in electronics class. Right: Welding was part of Paul Foster's work. Bottom right: Vo- Tech was a help for William McCullough in extending interests in auto mechanics. Below: Tending study hall was Joyce McCullough's job. Opposite page, top left: James Woodward and, bottom left: Tim Harmon exhibited skills as builders. Center left: Typing morning announce- ments was Janet Cutbirth's job. Center: A familiar sight was Mr. Morris making announcement at PTSA, Below center: Susan Quinn typed and sent transcripts, Top right: Fred Barnes and Alan Ellings- worth were busy keeping events recorded on the calendar. Center right: Randy was patiently letting Gail Pope use her nursing ability on his broken toe.