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

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Knowledge versatility, Mr. Warren Martin, art, boys' physical education, football coach, junior varsity basketball coach, junior high social studies Mr. Martin's versatility of talents has added much to the school program. His art classes are filled with enthusiastic students. His football team, winning tri-county, is a further indication of his many abilities. and patient understanding Mrs. Davies (Carolyn), remedial reading Associated with the Crane Union High over a period of many years and formerly home economics teacher, journalism teacher, Mustang adviser, Mrs. Davies' remedial reading program is ac- cepted with much enthusiasm by students and parents. This has been a highly productive program for three years. Mr. Stanley Johnson, industrial arts, woodshop, metal arts, me- chanics, basketball coach Mr. Johnson was an enthusiastic installer of new equipment for his department. Men visitors to this particular facility are im- pressed with the completeness of the installations and the excel- lent opportunity Crane High School students have. It is one of the outstanding shops in the state high school program.

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Mrs. Martin (Jan), bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, girls' physical educa- tion, and volleyball coach Formerly from Portland, Mrs. Martin and her husband Warren, have been very involved in the athletic program. Her volleyball teams are recog- nized by other schools as being very well coached. Among other honors they won the sportsmanship award. many momemts to remember Mr. J. Michael McDadc, general science, biology, chemistry, physics, pep club, junior class adviser Completing Ms second year at Crane, Mr. McDade is making two important changes in his life for next year: (1) he will be mar- ried at Portland in August and (2) he will join the busy hustle of Portland. Mr. McDade not only found teacMng an exciting adventure, but he had a great enthusiasm for unpacking the new equipment for the science department. Mrs. Valentine (Blanche), English I, II, III, IV, piano, library, dramatics, student council adviser Mrs. Valentine contributes to the cultural advantages of the school, by providing students with an outlet and an appreciation for good music, excellent dramatic performances and by stimulating students to appreciate good literature. The publications for wMch she has been the adviser have won honors of dis- tinction: The WMrlwind (1968), The Mustang (1968) and the Excelsior, a literary magazine '68. 9 Bk'

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Mrs. Poust (Marguerite), journalism, U.S. History, American Pro- blems (government), home economics, English (junior high), Senior class adviser Mrs. Poust enjoys her full schedule in the new school plant and con- siders it a privilege to teach in such well-equipped departments. An enthusiast in school activities, the YMCA Youth Legislature pro- gram was another activity she had hoped that the talented students of CUHS could include. give students confidence Mrs. Ratzlaff (Billie) Mrs. Ratzlaff, with a growing family, has managed the office with calm and decorum for the past three years. Even though her hours extended long after the day was done, all comers were impressed with her amiable re- sponse to their needs and inquiries. Two sons were graduated from Crane High with distinc- tion and now serve their country (U.S. Navy) in the same way. A third son, David, begins his freshman year this September and three younger children are in the elemen- tary level. Johnella Shenk, Louise Davis and Ann Arnold who are enrolled in office practice, assist in the rountine duties ranging from switch board activity to attendance records.