Crane High School - CHS Yearbook (Crane, MO)

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The Age Adjustment The most startling concept the Seventh Grade had to adjust to was the idea of get- ting from one class to their locker and then to their next class in only three minutes. This was the first year that they had been in high school and they had many new ex- periences. Cheerleaders were chosen to support their first-time basketball team and a money making project, the ring toss at Fun Night, was undertaken. The art of learning new things was their great- est accomplishment in the year of 1973. 0:21. -, X .. ' ',,-::.:.Q -iii gq sggz, T , , lir..,. '. , Above: Perrie, Peggy and Betty are standing in line waiting for shots. Below left: Class officers are Kevin Gipson, presidentg Larry Metcalf, vice-presi- dentg Bruce Westrip, treasurerg Eddy Walker, rep- resentativeg Glenda Stockstill, representative 3 Randy Vaught, secretaryg Julia Kimes, reporter. Below right: Doctor Capetti gives DT shot to Peggy Mitchell. 5 1 ,gggri br' ,f

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Kevin Gipson Deanna Gold Robert Hicks Sue Hudson Lisa Jakeway Rhonda Jenkins Andy Johnson Randy Johnson Julia Kimes William Luney Perrie McCormick Neal McDowell Larry Metcalf Tim Middaugh Peggy Mitchell Betty Olson Rena Reavis Elaine Richardson Carol Sawyer Charles Shively Jimmy Stanford Bruce Steele Glenda Stockstill Randy Stowe Tim Swearingen Randy Vaught Eddy Walker Bruce Westrip Kenny Williams Kenneth Wise Mrs. Harper Mrs. Teague Charles Amant 942 ' 7, - .. ,- 1 6' S 1 E N' - 1 i f . -1 . sr I S' , k I ' I , , 1- .. Jil, -' Steve Branstetter ,, H is '2A . . . 'Z 1 Diane Brisco l' -ff - Q, f -JL! Kenny Brown 5 We j is V K 95.1, , , lf ? 4- ' .b il' . Donald Burke - , 5 7 , . T Debra Cross f 'nl - f EJ 6 52 , V . K - 4 Anita Eden ' -fy' ' 'cf I , 3 Janet Ellingsworth N ,,, P 1 u ' ' T ' 'fl ,af-2:4 -V at-s3? a11. .5 n - fs , 5-517 3? 'ifi' F A 'V Y f ' gv , V Mike Essary gag, 'g 6 'f Susan Essary 4 ,'f- Mn' W 'b Tommy Ford bf -ey f S K Jeff Franklin ' E ' ' . , . I ,fr-.. li Y 1' jlxfxbfntff Lf, 31--s-ig, f M f-:: A .R gf ' :iii f ' ' Y Q4 .ff r-.., . 'L 'I , ' .. -f . , .-. 'Q' X . -it , .ISN 'fy Y- V' ' 'ali' ,gi E , -T k f t -A - x f , ..l-3' J, ,.- -' T I, 2, , M. In . Q , S on Eg, , Y ,A H, M E ' y tl ll it y y fl'l gyjgni ,QQJ1-.. y we' 4,5 Q C I V -1' 1 l :Q ,- K . .--if d . -' 'Q 'tm fl an -ear V '- ., '-- 2 f 4211 '4 QQ '1 'izfvj ' A Z, ' ' V ,fl ,px V , J f i T in if EN llll TT if l V W l lf AAT wily mm' -:-, El? Z: . 1 k i p 1, xx , D V :W L, bv y l M -X In sg -, K ' .N -.M-,Q IN T S , gg, l- . 1 ' 1,:, , , -Q 22- S. rl el4,W7'lfi1,s-,et T' di S t S t X. mi Laziiigdff iifiiffl 5- ' . fy-Fi-Tffl' Q 3 . , lf , 5 SA W Y X li gi: f r 3.,f, fi., .4 . . . 'L 'Q l , D - S 1 5 5Qf fir- t ' W MV-1 E5 -,.... , V V N I, ---- 'F' -' -1, , . ' 7- ' f V 9 4 -Q , ' N,-11135 V -rl , I A r . W, , - v My , , -' as 4' A 1' I J , . ly, ft bi It Ykspl. 'L 1 :cl f Lp iesggljq- s V YA X -- X I . i ! 1 L5'pi.a'f.fZ ..s. ,MA 1 fl' I 1 kb, - ',g,ij': ' E it l , if 2 7 ' ,f 3 ' f 543 ll, T-

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