Crane High School - CHS Yearbook (Crane, MO)

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linlltl ma 5,1-jj I., . Opposite page, left: Band practiced marching outside to help with line formations. Right: Mrs. Schuessler directed during rehearsal. This page, above left: Mixed emotions were shown by the General Music guitar class. Above right: A crowded bus left for Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Center left: Kenneth studied his music before rehearsal. Center right: Girls Glee Club performed at the Spring Concert. Above: Denise, Leasa, Cindy, and Carolyn re- laxed while practicing their pom-pom routine. Left: Beginning band students strived for improvement.

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Ever Changing Music Just as life is ever changing, so is music. In keeping with these changes, the music depart- ment made many transitions. New drums were purchased, with the help of the community, to be used by the band. The twirlers carried blue and gold pom-poms, while the cheerleaders exhibited the school colors by carrying flags. Guitar lessons were given for one semester to those students enrolled in General Music and Girls Glee Club. With each of these changes a deeper appreciation for music developed. 4

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Practical Arts Considered Involuoble Vocational Agriculture and Home Economics were considered of great importance in shaping students' lives by preparing them to face reality in the future. Classes ranged from basic home economics to advanced courses in cooking, nutritional value, sewing, family life, and interior de- sign. Agriculture included animal science, crop production, welding, and, electricity and plumbing. T 1-rf-:'mffFI'1QPs., J f b ' f 4' - ' -J - 15555557 M .gi l--: ' ' 1 ,, if? . N -1. .E :v : .- 'rn 'i L' is 'JH in it .:.,.-in: rates, ' -24, , ' :.,. - .-Q., J I, . -we-, - W F'- -W.. f 'H .- H+ ,'f. '. 1 '- rl- - .'?wi,:','- Wim -. .- . -.J-'l'Qf-S iv'-'ff' r' A V ' 70 M- V ., , mimi .---,. , emi