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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1970 volume:

This is Our Heritage the Spirit of Independence Crane public schools as seen from the C hill. Why rebuild in the desert? We believe a public boarding school fills a valid need in die Eastern Oregon desert. We want the school here and are willing to support it. CRANE UNION HIGH SCHOOL CRANE, OREGON 9773? Table of Contents Introduction pg. i Classes Pg.6 Sports Pg. 19 Activities-Organizations Pg. 41 Student Body Pg. 50 Social Life Pg. 58 Advertising Pg. 71 2 Superintendent’s Message In these days of turmoil and unrest, two of mankind's most cherished ideals-liberty and freedom, are being challenged. It is with this in mind that I write this message. The students of Crane Union High School need not take a back seat to anyone, for they are as well prepared academically and socially as any other group of students. Believe in yourselves and in your school, for your school is no better than what you want it to be. Each one of you need to add your contribution to the developing of the spirit of Crane Union High School. The patrons of Crane Union High School are proud of the institution that goes to make up the community. They have given you the finest facilities possible. It behooves us as a part of this community to be proud of our people and to show this attitude by making the best use possible of the fine facilities provided by the patrons. We must also achieve to our greatest potential as individuals in order that these facilities are not wasted. We owe to ourselves, to the teachers, to the students that are to come after us and to the community a debt that can be paid only by leaving Crane Union High School, a better school after we are gone, than it was before we came here. When our forefathers wrote the Constitution of the United States, the Declaration of Independence, and the Bill of Rights, they made certain Citizenship and fought to establish this priceless heritage. Let us live in the future in such a way that this priceless heritage will not be forgotten and that those who remain behind will say when we return, welcome home . 3 Faculty Mr. Johnson; Industrial Arts, Basketball Coach, JV Football Coach, Drivers Ed, Sophomore Advisor, C Club Advisor. Mr. Wiley; Science, Junior Ad- visor, Annual. Mrs. Dennis; Music, Paper, English 1, Social Studies, Fresh- man Advisor. Miss Libby; Home Ec, Sopho- more Advisor, Cheerleader Advisor, Foreign Languages. 4 Mr. Valentine; Math, History, Vice-Principal, Track Coach, Freshman Advisor. Mrs. Valentine; English, Library, Excelsior Advisor, National Honor Society Ad- visor, Senior Advisor, Drama Coach. Mrs. Martin; Commercial Courses, Girls Track and Volleyball Coach, P. E. , Cheerleader Advisor, Junior Advisor. 5 Lucille Hagon, Custodians; Conley and Jewell Fitch ett. Patron; Jim Clark, Matron; Emma Davies. High School Budget Board. School Secretary; Melveeta Seely. Classes Homestead house located along the highway southeast of Princeton, Oregon. There is still an independent spirit remaining in Harney County, that is, I will not go where others have been, but where I 've been there will be a path for others to follow . President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Evan Miller Sharon Hilbert Bonnie Wharton Linda Davies Seniors Evan Charles Miller Football- 1,2, 3,4 Basketball- 1,2, 3,4 Class President- 1,2, 3,4 Letterman- 1,2,3,4 Track- 1,2,3,4 Drama- 4 Student Council- 2,3,4 Representative- 2,4 President- 3 Honor Society- 3,4 Chorus- 2 Rodeo- 1,2,3,4 Attendance- 1,2, 3,4 Ronald Cliff McLean Football- 1,2, 3,4 Basketball- 1,2,3 Track- 1,2, 3,4 Letterman- 1,2, 3,4 Drama- 1,2 Class Officer- Student Council Chorus- 1 Attendance- 1,2,3,4 Wilma Jean Miller Volleyball- 1,2 Letterman- 1,2 Drama- 1,4 Library- 4 Class Officer- 1 Homecoming Queen- 1 Attendance - 1,2,4 Honor Society- 4 Terry Wayne Riley Track- 4 Class Officer- 1 Paper (whirlwind)- 4 Baseball- 1,2 Band- 4 Chorus- 1, 2, 3,4 Attendance- 4 Linda Karen Davies Volleyball- 1,2,3,4 Drama- 1,3,4 Letterman- 1,2, 3,4 Track- 3,4 Class Officer- 1,2, 3,4 Secretary- 1 Business Mgr. - 2,3,4 Paper (whirlwind)- 2,3 Yearbook- 2 Student Council- 3 Honor Society- 3,4 Girl State- 3 Excelisor- 2,3,4 Rodeo- 3,4 Attendance- 1,2, 3,4 Joseph Charles Davis Football- 1,2, 3,4 Basketball- 1,2, 3,4 Class Vice-President- 2, 3 Letterman- 1,2, 3,4 Track- 1,2, 3,4 Drama- 3,4 Student Council- 2,3,4 Representative- 2,3 President- 4 Honor Society- 3,4 Band- 4 Attendance- 1,2, 3,4 Sally Carolyn Dunten Bonnie Gayle Wharton Volleyball- 1,2,3,4 Letterman- 1,2, 3,4 Class Secretary- 4 Paper (whirlwind)- 4 Yearbook- 4 Cheerleader- 2,3,4 Library- 4 Homecoming- 3,4 (Princess) Drama- 4 Attendance- 1,2,3,4 Volleyball- 1,2, 3,4 Track- 3,4 Letterman- 1,2, 3,4 Drama- 1,4 Student Council- 4 Secretary- 4 Chorus- 2 Cheerleader- 3,4 Library- 3,4 Rodeo- 3 Excelisor- 3 Honor Society- 4 Attendance- 1,2, 3,4 Matthew Charles Heathco Football- 3,4 Basketball- 3,4 Letterman- 3,4, Track- 3,4 Drama- 3,4 Class Officer- 3 Paper (whirlwind)- 4 Student Council- 3,4 Representative- 3 Vice-President- 4 Band- 1,2,4 Chorus- 3 Library- 4 Honor Society- 3,4 Excelisor- 3,4 Attendance- 3,4 Not Pictured Daniel Lee Cronin Football- 1,2, 3,4 Basketball- 1,2, 3,4 Track- 1,2,3,4 Drama- 1,3 Class Officer- 2 Student Council- 2, 3 Honor Society- 3,4 Attendance- 1,2, 3,4 Not Pictured Melvin Daryl Attwood Basketball- 1 Track- 1 Letterman- 1 Attendance- 4 Lorna Jean Anderson Volleyball- 4 Paper (whirlwind)- 4 Chorus- 4 Yearbook- 4 Attendance- 1,2, 3,4 Alan Leroy Hagon Football- 3,4 Basketball- 3,4 Track- 3 Drama- 4 Letterman- 3,4 Paper (whirlwind)- 4 Library- 4 Attendance- 3,4 Sharon Kay Hilbert Volleyball- 1,2,3,4 Track- 3,4 Letterman- 1,2,3,4 Drama- 1,4 Class Vice-President- 4 Chorus- 2 Rodeo- 3,4 Honor Society- 4 Attendance- 1,2, 3,4 Floyd Alfred Fenley Richard William Kott Football- 1,3,4 Basketball- 3,4 Track 1,3,4 Letterman- 1,3,4 Drama- 3,4 Student Council- 3 Representative- 3 Class Officer- 3 Honor Society- 4 Attendance- 3,4 Football- 1,2, 3,4 Basketball- 1,2,3 Letterman- 1,2, 3,4 Track- 1,2, 3,4 Paper (whirlwind)- 4 Yearbook- 4 Chorus- 2,4 Band- 4 Attendance- 1,2, 3,4 Juniors Junior Class officers, Left to Right: Standing, Secretary, Boni Travis, Student Council Representative, Chuck Cronin, Vice President, Joe Fine, Treasurer G Business Manager, Jeanie Clark, President, Pete Arnold. Pete Arnold Jeanie Clark Gary Berrington 12 Chuck Cronin Joe Fine Claudia Gunkel Dan Holloway Elijah Massey 13 Not pictured, Murna Bleuler 14 Sophomores Dave Macomber, Business Manager; Mike Thome, Secretary; Mark Dunn, Vice- president; Kenny Holloway, President, Novell Bleuler Joanie Davies 15 Mark Dunn Scott Gunkle Monte Goodloe Greg Heathco Larry Holloway Ken Holloway CRAWE , 16 Dave Macomber Gene Owen Mike Thorne Freshmen Left to right: Brett Dunn, student council; Ross Otley, president; Janet James, secretary; Tom Davis, treasurer; John Miller, vice- pres. Tom Davis Vicky Goodloe Brett Dunn Dave Hite Shirley Dunten Cindy Holloway Janice Everett Janet James Dorethea Massey Johnny Miller Ross Otley Becky Rader Raymond Parker Angie Rose 18 Dale Sherbum Calvin Sill Kathy Still S po rts Windmill in Virginia Valley is one of many still in use in lifts water from the shallow wells. Electricity is replacing pioneer heritage but not from his independence. the Harney Basin. The power of the wind easily the windmill. This is another step away from the Our athletes, this year, produced a lot of power in competition. Mustang Football Back row left to right: Greg Heathco, Joe Fine, Cliff McLean, Pete Arnold, Evan Miller, Alan Hagon, Raymond Parker, Rick Kott, Mike Thome, Mr. Martin, coach. Middle row: Ben Rose, Larry Holloway, Joe Davis, Matt Heathco, Chuck Cronin, Danny Holloway, James Glen, Gene Owen, Elijah Massey. Front row: Kenny Holloway, Cal Sill, Dale Sherbum, Brett Dunn, Ross Otley, Scott Gunkel, John Miller, Tom Davis, Mark Dunn, Manager. MCDERMITT. . .NEV. STATE CHAMPS .52 CRANE..........................36 CRANE..........................55 CRANE..........................48 CRANE..........................36 CRANE . . PRACTICE GAME........20 CRANE..........................48 HUNTINGTON. . .ORE. STATE CHAMPS 82 CRANF..........................80 WESTON . . DIS. CHAMPS....52 OUTGOING SENIORS CRANE............................20 PAISLEY..........................18 MITCHEL...........................0 JORDON VALLEY.....................0 HARPER............................6 PRAIRIE CITY......................6 PAISLEY..........................20 CRANE.............................0 MT. VERNON.......................12 CRANE............................20 SOCK IT TO 'EM COACH! 20 Crane Verses Weston — for District Looks like Eli is ready, with help from Evan. Matt Heathco, tackled by a Weston Tiger. 21 VARSITY TEAM, with coach Martin and Mark Dunn, manager. Varsity Cheerleaders This Past Year Worked Hard to Encourage the Team. Left to Right, Vicky Shelly, Sally Dunten, Bonnie Wharton, Joanie Davies. The drill-team presented the flag and the school colors at half-time of the home games. Typical Mustang Pep Assembly B. R. -L. -R. Joan Davies, Boni Travis, Shirly Smith, Vicky Shelly, F. R. -L. -R. Claudia Gunkle, Sally Dunten, Bonnie Wharton andjeanie Clark. 23 Homecoming Court ’69 Princess, Janice Everett, Princess, Bonnie Wharton, Queen, Vicky Shelley, Princess, Joanie Davies. 24 Varsity Basketball Mike T., Matt H., Rick K., Ben R., Joe F., Manager Mark D., Alan H., Ken H., Evan M., Joe D., Elijah M., Greg H. Standing left to right, Coach Johnson, and Coach Martin. Evan Miller, starting for- ward, second highest scorer for the Mustangs averaging 12. 6 points a game. Elijah Massey, starting guard, lead scorer with 15. 6 points a game. Joe Davis, the ramrod of the team, third in scoring with 8. 3 points a game. Mike Thome, starting sophomore, sixth highest scorer. Greg Heathco, starting sophomore, shooting 66% for fifth highest scorer. Alan Hagon, starting center, the best on the rebounds for the Mustangs in the 1970 season. Rick Kott, another strong rebounder in the 1970 season. Matt Heathco, court clown of the Mustangs did a great job all year long. Mark Dunn, the best manager the Mustangs ever had. 26 Joe Fine, another court clown that tore up the floor in every game. Ben Rose 66% from the free throw line. Ken Holoway, promoted late in the season to varsity. J.V.’s Standing, left to right: Coach Martin, Larry H., Dave H. , Calvin S., G. , Gary B., Tom D. Kneeling: Manager Mark D., Ben R., Ross O. , and Bret D. Raymond P., Joe F., Kenny H., Scott Lloyd M., Dave B., Dave M., John M., 28 29 Joanie Davies, Vicky Shelley, Sally Dunten, Bonnie Wharton. Varsity Cheerleaders Drill Team Practice. They entertained at half-time of basketball games at home. They were also invited to attend the District Basketball Tournament at Pendleton to entertain during the half-time of the championship game. 30 Mrs. Martin, Bonnie Wharton, Vickey Shelley, Jeanie Clark, Sharon Hilbert, Shirley Smith, Linda Davies, Salley Dunten. Varsity Volleyball Sharon Hilbert knocking it down their throats. Bonnie Wharton off the floor. 32 JV Volleyball Mrs. Martin, Novel Bleuler, Becky Rader, Joanie Davies, Janice Everett, Claudia Gunkel, Dorethea Massey, (front) Janet James, Kathy Still, Shirley Dunten, Loma Anderson, Cindy Holloway. Track and Field Left to Right, Standing: Coach Carson Valentine, Matt Heathco, Joe Davis, Cliff McClain, Dan Cronin, Elijah Massey, Pete Arnold, Rick Kott, Floyd Fenley, Kenny Holloway, Greg Heathco, Manager Mark Dunn, Evan Miller. Kneeling: Larry Holloway, Tom Davis, Dave Hite, Brett Dunn, John Miller, Dave Macomber, Lloyd Mulholland, Mike Thorne, Dan Holloway. Season Record, ’70 Date Meet Place March 25 Triangular—Crane, McDermitt, Jordan Valley First April 2 Triangular--Bums JV's, Crane, Grant Union First April 8 Monument Invitational First April 9 Dual—Bums JV's, Crane First April 15 Prairie City Invitational First April 18 Bums Lions Invitational First April 23 Crane Invitational First May 1 Prairie City Night First May 8 District 7B Tri-County League (Sub-District) First May 16 District 7B First May 23 State Class B at Pleasant Hill Second 34 Another First for the Crane Trackmen The Second Place Trophy Proudly Shown Here is the First State Track Trophy Ever Brought Home. The team which went to the state meet at Pleasant Hill, did well, and came home proudly. The only real disappointment was that it was the first meet all year in which Crane had not earned a first place. Left to Right, Standing: Mark, Cliff, Dan, Evan, Pete, Mike, Mr. Valentine. Kneeling: Greg, Joe, Matt, Elijah, Dan. 35 Based on Performance. We in Track and Hall of 440 yd. relay-44. 8 Matt, Danny H., Danny C. , Cliff. State Meet 36 This Years Present These Field. Fame Evan Miller Javelin-178-5 ft. Praire City night meet 1970 Elijah Massey High Hurdles-16. 4 Praire City night meet 1970 Mile Relay Dan, Dan, Grag, Matt 3:33.6 Prairie City Joe Davis Pole Vault-11. 9 Tied with Jerry Temple and Paul Able 37 Girls Track Back Row: Left to Right; Kathy Still, Jan Shenk, Joan Davies, Claudia Gunkle, Dorethea Massey, Novell Bleuler, Coach Martin. Front Row: Left to Right; Janet James, Angie Burris, Shirley Smith, Angie Rose, Cindy Holloway. Kneeling: Co-Captains; Sharon Hilbert and Linda Davies. Sharon Hilbert Records Held: 100 yd. dash-11. 4 Long Jump- 16 '7 1 2 High Jump- 4'11 State Meet: 2nd. - 100 yd. dash 5th. - High jump Finals - Long jump Total Seasons Points - 193 38 Janet James Record held: 100 yd. hurdles 20. 3 200 yd. hurdles 40. 4 Claudia Gunkle Record held: 880 yd. dash 2:54. 6 Total points-88 Novell Bleuler Record held: Mile 6:44. 5 Cindy Holloway Record held: Shot; 29' 11 1 2 District- Gth Total points-104 39 Track and Field Awards Left to right: District, Tri-count, State, Lions Invitational; Track awards presented to Crane in 1970. Whos Who in Oregon High School Track and Field 1969 Pete Arnold Dan Cronin Joe Davis Rick Warneke Gene Owens Sharon Hilbert Lloyd Mulholland Dan Holloway Greg Heathco Evan Miller Matt Heathco Ron Otley 40 A c t 1 V • 1 t 1 e s Chapel on Campus If you were not what you are, you could not do what you are going to do. Through a variety of activities, we get to find out what we really are. Senior Play “Who Dunnit” I'M GONNA HIT YOU. ' OOOH! IT FEELS SO GOOD MR. VALENTINE'S COMING! I KIND A LIKE YOU. 42 ANYBODY FOR BUTTERMILK? Christmas Plays You show me a bird and I'll watch him. Am I odd? No, just different. Two girls; and Gary is making a face! 44 Gary and Shirley making improvements. Junior Play You Can’t Kiss Caroline Ah, Gee, fellows! Dan Holloway, Stage Managers. Cold Turkey There' 11 be a hot time in the old town tonight. Cast Novell Bleuler Murna Bleuler Jean Clark Joan Davies Susan Davies Claudia Gunkle Vicky Shelley Shirley Smith Boni Travis Pete Arnold Gary Berrington Chuck Cronin Joe Fine Lloyd Mulholland Ben Rose Introducing the Junior play cast. 45 Left: Dennis polishing a bowl made on the lathe. Center: Wilma modeling the dress she made in Home Ec. Right: Cliff working on one of his projects in shop. Terry patching levis. He also made the cap in boys Home Ec. Evan making a force table-Physics. In the Classroom Vickie gets some help on a poncho. 46 Rocks in Earth Science. Gary on the torch. Dave with air engine he took to OMSI. Alan proudly shows hutch cabinet. Scott counting fruit flies in Biology. Greg, Mark, Dave chasing bacteria. 47 Back Row, Left to Right: Tommy Davis, Terry Riley, John Miller, Bret Dunn, Clarence Sampson, Janet James, Novell Bleuler, Frances Wharton, Mrs. Dennis, Advisor. Front Row, Left to Right: Dorethea Massey, Cindy Holloway, Cal Sill, Dennis Dickenson, Angie Burris, Becky Rader, Dave Hite, Kathy Sill, Mike Thom. 48 Cal playing Drummer Boy during the Christmas program. Band Chorus The guitar group accompanyed the chorus during programs. Back Row, Left to Right: G. Owen, F. Fenely, C. Sill, R. Parker, C. Sampson, T. Riley, D. Dickenson, L. Holloway, T. Davis, J. Davies, S. Dunten, J. Everett, B. Rader, V. Goodloe. Middle Row, Left to Right: M. Goodloe, D. Sherbum, J. Aronold, M. Gunkel, L. Clark, D. Macomber, J. James, A. Rose, D. Massey, F. Wharton, V. Shelley, J. Shenk, Mrs. Dennis, Advisor. Front Row, Left to Right: D. Hite, B. Dunn, L. Mulholland, J. Miller, B. Clark, R. Otely, A. Burris, C. Holloway, K. Sill. 49 That's nice! Sleeping? Evening in Venice Prom Court Left to Right: King Evan, Queen Linda, Prince Joe, Princess Sally, Prince Dan, Princess Bonnie. 50 A Nehru, jacket and cowboy boots???? Juniors WORKING on the prom. The pigeon tells what he has heard. Junior-Senior Banquet Chuck Cronin was Left to Right: Linda Davies, Joe Davis, Murna Bleular, Shirler Smith, Matt Heathcovv, Vicky Shelley, Jean Clark, Evan Miller. Standing: Mrs. Valentine, Advisor. Honor Society Clothing drive, sponsored by the Honor Society. Linda, Art Editor of the Excelsior and Secretary of Honor Society, and Jean, Editor of the Excelsor, interview Mr. Bob Brislawn, who is working to save the Mustangs from becoming extinct. (Not Crane Mustangs Either) Excelsior Standing: Wilma Miller, Mark Dunn, Mrs. Valentine, advisor; Seated: Matt Heathco, Joan Davies, Jeannie Clark, Shirley Smith, Joe Davis, Linda Davies, Even Miller. Yearbook The yearbook group at one of its finer moments. Left to Right: Bonnie W. , Bonnie T, editor, Chuck C., Vicky S., Elijah M., Paula H., Joe F. , Angie B., Floyd F. , Lorna A. 54 Journalism Left to Right: Ben Rose, Terry Riley, Angie Burris, Paula Howard, Dennis Dicker- son, Rick Kott, Matt Heathco, Lloyed Mulhollend, Alan Hagon, Floyd Fenly, Adv; Mrs. Dennis, and Lorna Anderson. NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION AWARDS 1968 - First Class - Whirlwind 1968 - Second Class - Excelsior 1968 - Second Class - Mustang 1969 - All American - Excelsior Jeanie Clark, Excelsior Editor Matt Heathco, Whirlwind Editor BLUE AND GREY Left to Right: Ben Rose, Chuck Cronin, Vicky Shelley, Floyd Fenley, Joe Fine, Dave Berrington. PIANO SOLOIST Joan Davies GUITAR GROUP Left to Right: Cindy Holloway, Kathy Miller, Becky Rader, Mrs. Dennis. T alent VOCAL SOLOIST ill, John Vicky Shelley DANCE TEAM Left to Right: Shirley Dunten, Vicky Shelley, Becky Rader. CHILEAN DANCE Loraa Libby and Rob Tilley I reallv shouldn't, I'm DIETING! ! ! Heathkey, IN LOVE?? O 5-V«fel Who says MOONSHINING is illegal! ? Hurry up! This Mustang is HEAVY! ! ! United we stand! Divided we fall! Rated X! We're DIFFERENT! ?! Is What TAKE TIME TO LIVE! ! ! Meditation does it every time. Mr Something is FISHEY here. Two Dimes, Two Pennies Three Nickles... You Wiley ??????! Somebody is mixed up or something. Rooks to the rear!!! Make It. Lookie what Santa brought me! NOODLES! For people who like to eat. On the count of three, after him. The pain of it all. I left my Skoal can out here someplace! Dr. Dunn Claudia, most consistant in track. Most improved reader. Dunten-Storm Scholarship presented to Matt and Linda. Novell ran over 100 miles. Awards Linda, Girl Citizenship Evan, Outstanding Athlete Joe, Boy Citizenship Dan, Valedictorian Matt, Salutatorian Presenting track award. 62 Most outstanding Basket-ball player. Its fun to letter in track. Dan and Greg receive certificates of merit for from Whos Who' in track. Assembly The knothole award. Dan presented with athletic scholarship from Southern Oregon. 63 Commencement address, was presented by Dr. A. M. Remple. 1 9 7 0 Sharon, looks happy. Linda receives her tassle. Dave and Mike 64 Awaiting the diploma. SSh, Everybody listen. “Take Time to Live” Alone at last. One of the many gifts to the Seniors. Hey, whats this! Goll, we is graduates. 65 Miss Roberta Tilley Grades 1,2, 3 Melinda Maupin-1 Link Hawley-1 Laura Smith-2 Jeff Wiley-1 Randy Smith-1 Tammy Meinecke-1 Lorlla Gunkel-3 Kelly Raucum-2 Barbie Ann Davis-2 Karen Johnson-2 Harvey Gunkel-2 Andrea Clark-3 Susan Wiley-2 Roy Dennis-3 Not pictured; Johnny Fitchet-1, Dan Coundiff-1, Larry Coundiff-1, John Berg-1, Toby Cronin-2, Michael Berg-2. 66 Grades 4, 5, 6 Not Pictured: Mike Cronin-4, Edward Fitchett-4 67 Left to Right: Joe Arnold 8, Bruce Clark 8, Lee Clark 7, Martin Gunkel 7, Clarence Sampson 8, Frances Wharton 8. Graduation Scenes From the Grade School Junior High While the Junior High does have a home room in the elementary building, many of their classes are taken in the high school. Gambusia? Yes, that's a fish. Frank does her thing. Buster Catterson, State Highway Dept. , Mrs. Beckley, 4, 5, 6 grade teacher, and her students return from gathering highway litter; 850 lb. in 2 miles. 68 Last Day of School 69 The Independent Individual We don't care if we are rediculed or laughed at because our school is different. We feel that our school isn't simply different, but it is unique in it's own way. We are proud of that way and are not ashamed of it. We don't care what people think of our school in that instance. We know ourselves what our school really is, and it is up to us to make it known to others what it is. We are INDEPENDENT, we understand what life is all about before we graduate more so than graduates from other schools. We, not only the students, but also the faculty and staff, feel that money and status is not the important thing. The important thing is that we are treated as individuals, not as a mass. At Crane we are treated as individuals! 70 The desert serves to make a man withdraw and become little or it makes him big. Looking toward the Steens from top of Stinkwater mountain. Advertising D°C OJUfWJ O urnoA - -Oloca-- After graduation... start something of your own... a job, a family, a college education, or maybe a trip around the world. Can We Help You Get Started? See the future-oriented people at First National Burns Branch 293 N. Broadway THOMSEN GLASS ORM CARTER AND PAINT JEWELRY AUTO GLASS, WINDOW GLASS LUMINALL PAINTS KEEPSEEK AND ARTCARVED DIAMONDS FURNITURE TOPS. CURVED WINDSHIELDS NAVACO AWNINGS ONLY AT ORMS STORE FRONTS 191 SO. 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