Crane High School - CHS Yearbook (Crane, MO)

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Iglifi Opposite page, above right: Joyce gives her team last minute instructions before beginning a game of basket- ball. Left: Mr. Conrad hesitates in handing over the keys to Ellen Cousins. Lower right: Caroll McCullough and Gary Springer demonstrate a balancing stunt for the boys' P, E. class. This page, left: Joan and Judy move higher to get a better view of the softball game. Right: The girls' P. E, class learns the Polka. Below: C Club, front row: J. Hinton, M. Lower, J, Kimes, R, Brown, M, Reed, G, Springer. Back row: C, Martin, R, Tichenor, S, Burcham, T, Harmon, C. McCullough, J , Willmon, B, Eaton, Coach Conrad. u '14 in .g n if - iw l WH HU em 4 e,--- li V 1

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Practice Made Perfect C Club, Driver's Education, and Physical Education took time and talent involving both boys and girls. C Club is an organization honoring the outstanding boys who have lettered in either basketball, baseball, or track with Coach Conrad as the leader helping to make men out of boys. Driver's Education was a course that gave students the knowledge and responsi- bility for handling a car and knowing traffic laws. Physical Education is a course involving time, and responsibility to build talent in muscular control and self-discipline. Mr. Conrad, Mr. LaSalle, Mrs. LaSalle and Miss Stettler were the leaders of this responsibility. 1,-5 ,1. ffi.,

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Library And Study Hall Served Students To assist Miss Burns in running the library, fourteen students served as helpers. During the regular study hall periods, they checked out books and magazines to aid the other students who were taking advantage of the extra time to prepare homework assingments ft? FEL- -1-'-rr 'A' ' - Ll K' f ,ff,f . Iitiws