Crane Union High School - Mustang Yearbook (Crane, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1960 volume:

l STA Ai6 I960 Crane Union High School Crane, Oregon Dedication To the Hanson family we, the annual staff, dedicate the 1960 Mustang. Many thanks to Mr. Hanson for his outstanding services to our school during the past three years, and to the entire family for services extended to promote school activities and to serve as an inspiration to all future community representatives. 3 Index FOREWORD .........................................4 ADMINISTRATION.....................................6 DORM LIFE..........................................8 SENIOR CLASS.......................................10 JUNIOR CLASS.......................................15 SOPHOMORE CLASSl...................................20 DORM LIFE.......................................... 22 FRESHMAN CLASS.....................................24 SPORTS.............................................26 ACTIVITIES......................................... 32 GRADE SCHOOL....................................... 39 ADVERTISEMENTS.....................................42 Foreword We, the members of the Mustang staff, have strived to make the 1960 Mustang a memory of the 1959-60 school years at Crane Union High School. We hope that all the students of Crane High School will have memories of a pleasant year spent in our school and will carry with them always the things that they have learned here. 4 Hats Off” Says Principal Lindquist ORVILLE LINDQUIST B. S. State Teachers College, Minot, North Dakota. M.S. U. of North Dakota, Grand Forks, North Dakota. Compliments go to the annual staff and their advisor for this 1960 annual. It is wonderful to have a lasting memory of school days with school activities combined together in one place such as a school annual. School without activities would be, in my esti- mation, of no value and activities with no school would also be valueless. Therefore, actual academic learning and activities work hand in hand without actually realizing the effort and time it takes to make the two a worthwhile combination. It takes patience, perseverance, a will to do, a will to learn and interest on the part of the student, teacher, parent and board of education to make the school an effective, workable unit. Hats off again to the annual staff, and may due recognition be given each individual, group or anyone making our school a better place to grow. School Board Left to Right: Tom Jenkins, Chairman; Chas Miler, Director; Allen Otley, Director; Alberta Colantino, Clerk; Dorothy Carson, Director. RAYMOND WEATHERSPOON M.S. U. of Oregon Eugene, Oregon Social Studies, Band, and Chorus Faculty J. CARSON VALENTINE M. S. U. of North Dakota, Grand Forks, North Dakota. American Problems, Mathematics, Coaching, P. E., and Girls' Health CAROLYN DAVIES B.S. Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa. Home Ec., Journalism, and Typing I, II. DUANE HANSON B. S. Ellendale State Normal and Industrial School, Ellendale, North Dakota Coaching, P.E., Ind. Arts, and Health BLANCHE VALENTINE B.S. Valley City State Teachers College, Valley City, North Dakota English and Library JIMMY OARD, Janitor HAROLD C. CUNNINGHAM MONA FITCHETT, Cook Patron TOOTS ARNOLD,Matron MARY LEWIS Drewsey Volleyball 2-3-4 Co-captain Lettergirls Officer 3-4 Class Officer 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Swing Your Partner” 1 Home To Mother 3 French Toast 4 I BILLY CLARK Crane Band 1-2-3 Lettermen 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 2-4 Student Council Officer 3 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Football 3-4 Track 3-4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Prom Court 4 Home To Mother 3 French Toast 4 GARY DEFENBAUGH Andrews Band 2-3 Student Council Office 3-4 Annual Staff 3-4 Paper Staff 4 Class Officer 1-2 Lettermen 1-2-3-4 Football 1-3-4 Captain 3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 2-3-4, Captain 3 Boxing 2-3 Prom Court 4 Take It Easy 2 Home To Mother 3 French Toast 4 Advisor Mr. Valentine French Toast Left to right: Beulah Smith, Nancy Smith; Charlotte Moser, Mrs. Smith; Mary Warden, Madam de Tour; Gary Defenbaugh, Stoney Jones; Billy Clark, Charlie Brown; Marj Miler, Nanette de Tour. Senior Class Prophecy On May 13, 1980, I Mary Lewis, the world's richest old maid, walked into the highest class beauty salon in Salt Lake City. At the beauty salon, Dot's Beauty Bar, I was greeted by the smiling face of Dorthy Opie, a former classmate. After a long conversation and a new hair style Dorthy and I decided we would look up our old classmates. My private pilot Bill Clark, decided he was the one to take Dorthy and me to see all our old classmates. Bill was doing private piloting for a hobby. In 1964 Bill had built a new model plane and had broken the sound barrier. Our plane was grounded in San Francisco due to heavy smog. We decided to attend the East-West All-Star Football game. Dorthy and I decided we wanted an autograph of the winning coach. After the West defeated the East 45-12 Dot and I made a dive for the shower rooms to get the autograph. The West's coach turned out to be Gary Defenbaugh. We were invited to his home for the night and there we were greeted by his wife, the former Marj Miler. After our stay with the Defenbaughs we could see that Marj was the Homemaker of Today. Hearing that another classmate was in New York we headed eastward. We stopped in Chicago to see the world famous daredevil motorcyclist, Clara Basiley, the former Clara Holloway. After a few thrills and spills Clara said a hurried good-by and was on her way to a nite show in Los Angeles. Heading on to New York we landed at the Idlewild Airport to be greeted by Mary Warden, head stewardess for the Pan-American Airlines. Mary showed us a fabulous night in the glamorous city before we headed for the old Stomping Grounds of Crane. After leaving our plane in Vale we motored to Drewsey to look up another classmate. We were run into the barpitt by a county truck. The driver of the truck was Charlotte Northrup. Charlotte told us that Darrell was home sick and she was filling in doing the road work for the county. She said Darrell was taking care of their ten kids at home. Leaving Charlotte and resuming our trip we had a flat tire about two miles from Crane. Having no spare we walked to the nearest ranch. After several loud knocks we were finally heard above the squealing pigs and bawling children. The door was opened by Mrs. Ken Rossburg, the former Beulah Smith. Beulah lent us her Model A to resume our journey. After a visit to the old stomping grounds and finding everything still the same we decided our trip had been worth our while. Dorthy's beauty salon and my oil wells were needing our attention so we went our separate ways. DORTHY OPIE Lawen Volleyball 3-4 Co-captain 4 Lettergirls 3-4 Class Officer 2-3-4 Paper Staff 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Prom Court 4 Girls' League Officer 3-4 Student Council Officer 4 Chorus 2-3-4 Home To Mother director 3 Sixteen Is Spring director 3 French Toast 4 CLARA HOLLOWAY Andrews Volleyball 2-3-4 Lettergirls 3-4 Lettergirls Officers 4 Band 1-2-3 Class Officers 1-4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Dance Team 2-3-4 Chorus 3-4 Quiet Zone Spring Is Sixteen CHARLOTTE MOSER Drewsey Volleyball 2-3-4 Lettergirls 4 Lettergirls Officer 4 Class Officer 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 3-4 Dance Team 4 Homecoming Court 2 Prom Court 3 Student Council 4 Cheerleader 2 Girls' League Officer 3-4 French Toast 4 Will Section I Article I To Crane Union High School, we do hereby will All Our old books and papers. Article II To the Faculty, we do hereby will All Our Bad Days and Failing Grades. Article III To the Matron and Patron, we do hereby will Our Ability to make noise in the evening. Article IV To the cook, we do hereby will Our Ability to keep a quiet kitchen. Article V To the Janitors, we do hereby will All Our Broken Pop Bottles and Messy Class Rooms. Article VI To the Juniors, we do hereby will Our Ability to All graduate. Article VII To the Sophomores, we do hereby will Our Ability to have the girls run the class. Article VIII To the Freshmen, we do hereby will Our Old Desks, in the studyhall. Section n Article I I, Marj Miler, do hereby will my ability to sleep through the morning bell to Nita Wilkes so that she may be as rested as I. I, Dorthy Opie, do hereby will my American Problems book to Donna Moser so she can have something to remember Erkie by. I, Mary Lewis, do hereby will my ability to stay out of trouble to Earl Carson so he may graduate. I, Clara Holloway, do hereby will my loud voice to Jackie Samuel so she can be heard when she gets mad. I, Beulah Smith, do hereby will my ability to skim through typing to Jim Ruby and I'm sure he'll need every encouragement he can get. I, Mary Warden, do hereby will my ability to talk myself out of jams with the cops to Mary Ann Hart. I, Billy Clark, do hereby will my being able to make girls mad to John Maupin, so that he'll be in style. I, Gary Defenbaugh, do hereby will my ability to get along with everybody to Dick Edmunson so he may get through school some day. 13 BEULAH SMITH Crane Chorus 3-4 Lettergirls 3-4 Volleyball 2-3-4 Homecoming Court 4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Girls' League 1-2-3-4 Sixteen Is Spring 3 French Toast” 4 MARY WARDEN Denio Transfer Class Officer 3-4 Girls' League 4 Lettergirls 3-4 Band 3 Chorus 3 French Toast MARJORIE MILER Drewsey Band 1-2-3 Volleyball 2-3-4 Captain 3 Lettergirls Officer 3-4 Class Officer 1-2-3 Student Council Officer 3-4 Girls' League Officer 2-3 Homecoming Court 3 Prom Court 3-4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 2-4 Swing Your Partner 1 Home To Mother 3 Sixteen Is Spring 3 French Toast 4 Adviser, Mrs. Davies Carol Miller Kay Osborn President, Dick Edmunson Charles Dunten Treasurer, Jerry Atwood John Maupin Nita Wilkes Earl Carson LaRae Baker Earl Skinner Duane Northrop Advisor History The Juniors elected their class officers as follows: President, Dick Edmunson; Secretary, Earl Woodruff; Business Manager, Earl Carson; Student Council Representatives, Dick Edmunson and John Maupin. LaRae Baker was elected as our candidate for the homecoming court, and she was also elected queen. To make money for our class we sold ice cream and frozen confections at shows and ball games. We sponsored the Annual Buckaroo Dance on Feb. 20, with the Rhythm Ramblers providing the music. We entertained the seniors for the Junior-Senior Prom April 23 with a dinner and dance. Mr. Hanson Walt Mace A Date With Barbara Standing left to right: LaRae Baker, Cathy Dillion� , Nita Wilks, Barbara Scott; Kay Osborn, Mrs. Scott; Charles Dunten, Matthew Graham; . Jerry Atwood, Gregory Scott. Autographs Jeannine Baker History SOPHOMORE HISTORY On September 1, 1959, twelve sophomores enrolled in Crane High School. They were: Shirley Otley, Laura Miller, Donna Moser, Judy, McKenzie, Janice Edmunson, Janice Smith, Renee’ Pollock, Frank Catt- erson, Jim Ruby, Steve Schnabele, and Jeannine Baker. At about the middle of the semester Jim Skinner transfered from Washington, and Jim Sampson from Bend. Jackie Samuel from California and Betty Curtiss transfered from Nevada. We sold candy and hot dogs to raise class funds. Laura Miller 20 Gone on Girls Standing left to right: Laura Miller, Martha Johnson; Frank Catterson, Frank Johnson; Shirley Otley, Mary Wells; Janice Edmunson, Stella Carole; Jim Ruby, Dodie Watson; Jackie Samuel, Penny Dugan. Sitting: Steve Schnabele, Henry Johnson; Janice Smith, Edith Sweetgarden. Janice Edmunson President Shirley Otley Steve Schnabele Janice Smith Secretary Judy McKenzie Mary Ann Hart Treasurer ’’WHO’S THIRSTY?” r A 5? «5 5, 'K A ) Larry Otley Lynda Smith Kay Morgan Carl Schnabele Frank Skinner Secretary Treasurer Sgt. at Arms Michael Heath Wesley Mace Junior Smith President Mike Dunlap Lor in Wallace History Jack Valentine Dorman Miller Student Council Rep. Wilbur Takes His Medicine Left to right: Donna Moser, Janet Maxwell; Micheal Heath, Wilber Maxwell; Lynda Smith, Betty Lou Maxwell; Kay Morgan, Connie Maxwell; Junior Smith, John Maxwell. Norman Miller Thirteen shaky but eager Freshmen Rooks enrolled in Crane High School, September 1, 1959, Jack Valentine, Micheal Heath, Frank Skinner, Wesley Mace, Larry Otley, Junior Smith, Carl Schnabele, Norman and Dorman Miller, Lorin Wallace, and David Thiede, who transferred to another school in October, made up the boys roll call. Kay Morgan and Lynda Smith were the only girls in the class until a new recruit Carmen Fleener transferred from McCall, Idaho at mid-year. Popcorn, Cracker Jacks, Corn Curls and Potato Chips were sold to provide class funds. Class Officers are President Junior Smith; Vice Pres. Carl Schnabele; Sec. Lynda Smith; Treasurer, Kay Morgan; Bus. Mgr. Larry Otley; and Student Council Rep. Jack Valentine. Wilbur Takes His Medicine was the play presented by the Freshman Class for the inter- class play contest. Lynda Smith was Homecoming Princess for the Freshman Class. Lettermen Back Row, Left to right: Jerry Atwood, Duane Northrop, Charles Dunten, Earl Carson, Frank Catterson, Earl Woodruff. Front Row: Bill Clark, John Maupin, Jim Ruby, Gary Defenbaugh, Advisor Mr. Hanson. Cheerleaders Right: Judy McKenzie, Mary Ann Hart, Edmunson. Left to Right: Marj Miler, Nita Wilkes, Mary Warden, Dorthy Opie, Clara Holloway, Beulah Smith, and Mary Lewis. Lettergirls Football Left to Right, Back Row: Coach Hanson, Frank Catterson, Dorman Miller, Joe Long, John Maupin, Norman Miller, Charles Dunten, Coach Valentine. Middle Row: Wesley Mace, Junior Smith, Earl Woodruff, Frank Skinner, Jack Valentine, Carl Schnabele, Michael Heath. Front Row: Manager Lorin Wallace, Duane Northrop, Jerry Atwood, Jim Ruby, Gary Defenbaugh, Earl Carson, Bill Clark. Crane 47-0 Crane 45-14 Crane 45-0 Crane 35-20 Crane 35-38 Total 207-72 Spray Monument Prairie City Mitchell Coaches Mt. Vernon 27 Left to Right: Mary Ann Hart, Shirley Otley, Janice Smith, Judy McKenzie, Janice Edmunson, Jeanine Baker, Renee Pollock, Carol Miller, Beulah Smith, Marj Miler, Mary Warden, Nita Wilkes, Charlotte Moser Kneeling, Dorthy Opie. Drill Team Back Row, Left to Right: Janice Edmunson, Mary Ann Hart, Judy McKenzie. Kneeling: Mary Lewis, Kay Morgan, LaRae Baker, Mary Warden, Marj Miler, Nita Wilkes, Shirley Otley, Laura Miller, Jeannie Baker, Clara Holloway. Football Cheerleaders CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Janice Edmunson, Mary Ann Hart, and Judy McKenzie. Left to Right: Junior Smith, Jack Valentine, Bill Clark, Steve Schanbele, John Maupin, Dick Edmunson, Gary Defenbaugh, Charles Dunten, Frank Skinner, Jerry Atwood. Varsity Basketball J.V.’S Left to Right: Wesley Mace, Carl Schnabele, Duane Northrop, Coach Mr. Hanson, Jim Ruby, Frank Catterson, Larry Otley. Left to Right: Steve Schnabele, ferry Atwood, Varsity subs. Back Row: Jim Ruby, Earl Skinner, Charles Dunten Center: Junior Smith, Jack Valentine, Frank Skinner Front: Bill Clark, Earl Carson, Gary Defenbaugh Left to Right Bill Clark Gary Defenbaugh Guards Left to Right Frank Skinner Junior Smith Jack Valentine Varsity subs Left to Right: John Maupin, Dick Edmunson, Foreward, Charles Dunten, Center. The Homecoming Queen is chosen from the can- didates elected by each class. The majority vote of the football team determines which can- didate reigns at the Homecoming game that day. Homecoming took place on Oct. 9th on the new- ly grassed football field. The game begin- ning at 2 p.m. was a 35-20 victory for the Mustangs. At half- time, Captain Gary Defenbaugh crowned Queen LaRae. She was presented a Lady Sun- beam Shaver. Princess Beulah Smith Princess Janice Edmunson Princess Lynda Smith BACK ROW: Mary Ann Hart, Shirley Otley, Jennine Baker, Judy McKenzie, LaRae Baker, Betty Curtis, Carol Miller, Beulah Smith, and Jackie Samuel. MIDDLE ROW: Lynda Smith, Janice Smith, Laura Miller, Kay Osborn, Clara Holloway, Mary Lewis, Kay Morgan, and Renee Pollock. FRONT ROW: Donna Moser, Treasurer; Mary Warden Secretary; Dorothy Opie, Vice-Pi'esident; Janice Edmunson, Publicity Manager; Nita Wilkes, Sgt.- of-Arms; and Marj Miler, Business Manager. Marj Miler and Nita Wilkes Carolyn Davies Adviser ay Nineties Jeannine Baker, and LaRae Bake Acrobatic Routine Shirley Otley and LaRae Baker Dance Team Sophisticated Lad; Marj Miler, Clara Holloway, Nita Wilkes, Jeannine Baker, Janice Edmunson, Laura Miller, LaRae Baker, Mary Ann Hart, Shirley Otley. Blanche Valentine Dancing Instructor Student Council Standing, Left to Right: Mr. Valentine and Mr. Lindquest, Advis rs; Marj Miler, Pres. Seated: Donna Moser, Clara Holloway, Gary Defenbaugh, Treasurer; Beulah Smith, Jack Valentine, Nita Wilkes, Vice Pres.; Dick Edmunson, and John Maupin. Standing: Mrs. Davies, Advisor; Gary Defenbaugh, Sports Ed.; Clara Holloway, Feature Ed.; Dorthy Opie, Art Ed.; Mary Lewis, Asst. Editor; Billy Clark, Exch. Ed. Sitting: Beulah Smith, Typist; Marj Miler, Editor. Left to Right: Mary Warden, Sports Editor; Carol Miller, Assistant Editor; Bill Clark, Business Manager; Shirley Otley, Activity Editor; Gary Defenbaugh, Editor; Marjorie Miler, Typist; Charlotte Moser, Typist; Renee Pollock, Sports Editor; Mrs. Davies, Advisor; Nita Wilkes, Assistant Art Editor; Dorthy Opie, Art Editor. Annual Staff Back Row: Lynda Smith, Janice Edmunson, Judy McKenzie, Kay Osborn, Earl Skinner, Frank Skinner, Kay Morgan, Jeannine Baker, La Rae Baker, Dorthy Opie, Carol Miller. Front Row: Shirley Otley, Mary Ann Hart, Wesley Mace, Carl Schnabele, Jack Valentine, Junior Smith, Beulah Smith, Janice Smith. Chorus Back Row: Laura Miller, Shirley Otley, LaRae Baker, Micheal Heath, Dorman Miller, Norman Miller, Janice Edmunson, Lorin Wallace, Donna Moser, Jerry Temple. Front Row: Mr. Weatherspoon, Gary Atwood, Betty Curtis, Kay Morgan, Dick Edmunson, Renee Pollock, Joe Long, Duane Northrop, Carol Miller, Janice Smith. Director Mr. Weatherspoon 37 PRINCESS DORTHY PRINCE JOHN PRINCESS MARJORIE PRINCE BILLY “The Year as We Saw It The Student Story Of 1959 - 60 Published by CRANE UNION HIGH SCHOOL Crane, Oregon 38 Upper Grades Left to Right: Donnie Clark, Dave Miller, Gary Atwood, Jerry Temple, Herb Davis, Cecil Coons, Sharon McGinnis, Tom Miller, Kay Atwood, Mrs. Beckley, Marcia Valentine, Charles Smith, Lynda Skinner, Alfred Presley, Eric Miller, Paul Skinner, Sheila Oard, Carolyn Smith. r a d e s Lower Grades Left to Right: Shirley Smith, Louise Davis, Joe Davis, Evan Miller, Myrna Mattingly, Mrs. Sampson, Lynda Harrison, Chuck Sitz, Dan Sitz, Gaylena Atwood, Emory Presley, Daryl Atwood, Virginia Mattingly. Grade Dance Team DUTCH DANCE Marica Valentine BALLET Mrs. Blanch Valentine coached the dancing groups. r a Left to Right: Nancy Carson and Deanna Jenkins; Shelia Oard and Marilyn Ivy; Marcia Valentine and Carol Otley. d e B a s k e t b a I I Back Row: Alfred Presley, Gary Atwood, Dave Miller, Tom Miller, Herbert Davis. Front Row: Paul Skinner, Charles Smith, Jerry Temple. 40 Mr. Duane Hanson served as boys' P.E. teacher and coached the basket- ball team. The team earned one victory and lost five contests. PORTER - SITZ STORE BIGGEST GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE IN HARNEY COUNTY DREWSEY OREGON OREGON WASHINGTON TELEPHONE CO. MESSAGES AND TELEGRAMS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 PHONE 0025 PHONE 3191 BOOSTERS BILL'S AUTO REPAIR TIJUANA CLUB BUNNY'S BEAUTY BAR D. C. JORDAN JERRY'S UNION SERVICE SILVER SPUR BRADEEN BROES. REALTORS PINK AND BLUE SHOP GAYWAY MOTEL burns ItuLfKnnfc ELECTRIC 332 N. 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