Crane High School - CHS Yearbook (Crane, MO)

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. xi VY I b , ,L 5 .Yi ,,,.-v 4 I -29 lit Opposlte page, left Seventh graders worked xn math class Below r1ght SCIEHCQ Club sponsor, Mr Shaf Thls page, above left Members of Sc1ence Club were left to rxght M Barnett, D Gold, J Great house, G Merr1l1, A Ellmgsworth, J Cutbxrth K Brosseau, J Klmes, M Reed, P Essary, T Hagler, A Qumn, Mr Shaffer, Sponsor, K McCullough Above rlght Sc1ence students enjoyed lab work Below left Mr Davls explamed a math problem to W1ll1am Luney and Kent G1pson Below rxght Mr Shaffer worked Wlth Carolyn WISE and J enmfer Steele fer, oo field trip. iight: Red posed for a pieture.

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Math, Science- Stepping-stones To Careers? Without realizinglit, people use both math and science in many different Ways. For example, in drafting, engineering, electronics, nursing, and even in the home, these two fields play a very important part of everyday life. Science and math are not only stepping-stones to ca- reers, but can also serve as the basis for com munity projects. The theme for this year's Science Club was Ecology , The club partici- pated in panel discussions, field trips and a na ture camp-out, These activites promoted an interest in saving our environment and in pro- gressing the idea of ecology. 4' 1 l l , A . ,s .

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pg :iw lx Y- Yizwhg uf! T M' MW Li .W-,Pi H' -B Egliila T ll- 66 This page, above left: Typing class worked on learning new typing skills. Above right: Mr. Butterfield prepared papers for his next class Below left: Mrs. Teague and Teresa checked supplies for art class. Q Below right: Marchia, J ane, and Terri worked hard on bookkeeping problems. Opposite page, above left: Mr. Butterfield received a sur- prise on his birthday. Center left: This group of boys worked hard in basic business class. Below left: Garold and Dwight took interest in their art carvings. Far right: Sharon and Sheila worked on many art drawings.