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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

just like a paperback novel, the kind the drugstores sell when you reach the part where the heartaches come, the hero will be me; but heroes often fail, and you won't read that book again because the ending's just too hard to take; but stories often end and if you read between the lines you'll know that i'm just tryin' to understand the feelin's that you lack. i never thought that i could feel this way and i've got to say that i just don't get it i don't know where we went wrong but the feelin's gone, and i just can't get it back. ---g or don lightfoot 4 7 - 15 Contents Page 20 Initiation 22 Football 30 Senior Play 34 Basketball 38 Volleyball 46 Junior Play 50 Track 58 Graduation 68 Academic 84 Classes 98 Advertising CRANE UNION HIGH SCHOOL CRANE, OREGON 97732 17 Student Council Elected representatives from each class and the student officers elected by the student body met at 7:45 AM to discuss items of student interest and involvement. Included were dormitory problems, student gripes, concessions, programming of classes, and class activities. 18 Marlene, why do you have one foot in cold and one in hot water? Initiation The moment every freshman has eagerly awaited. The great event took place on September 29, 1970, As if that was not enough, the freshmen asked to be sold as slaves and donated all the money to the senior class. The rooks felt a part of the group after these events and painting the 'C'. Glen, did you really feed Mollie two pounds of 21 wet marshmallows? I still think I won, you're a bigger mess . One lap, singing, I am a walrus 1970 Football Drill Team Joan Davies; Coni Armstrong; Novell Bleuler; Shirley Dunten; Dorrie Massey; Shirley Smith; Becky Rader; Jeanie Clark Janice Everett; Back, Mrs. Martin, advisor; Vicky Shelley. (Not pictured, Boni Travis) Presentation of colors by the 1970 Football Drill team. The 1970 Football Cheerleaders and Drill team worked hard during the year presenting the colors before the games, and keeping the spirit up all during the foot- ball season. Above you see two pictures of the girls football team. Danny Holloway, Elijah Massey, Pete Arnold, and Chuck Cronin were the coaches for the two fasinating teams. Elijah and Danny’s team came out on top after two five minute quarters. Theodis Henson, winner of the Pep Clubs 'pretty legs contest. ' Varsity Cheerleaders 23 Mr. Thew, assistant coach, Mr. Martin, head coach, and Mark Dunn, head man- ager, prepare for the battle with the Huntington Locomotives. (State Champions) Mustang Football 1970 Greg Heathco, quarterback, gains yards on an end run. 24 Chuck Cronin-ready for the tackle Top Row-Chuck Cronin, Tom Davis, Larry Holloway, Dave Berrington, Loyd Sherburn, Dave Holloway, Clarence Sampson, Eli Massey. Middle Row-Ray Parker, Joe Arnold, David Macomber, John Miller, Dick Wilson, Brett Dunn, John Sit2, John Heide, Cal Sill. Bottom Row-Ross Otley, Lloyd Mulholland, Ken Holloway, Rick Warneke, Mike Thorne, Greg Heathco, Joe Fine, Stub Travis Mustangs Head for Battle Field. Brett Dunn, and Joe Arnold pursue opponent during one of the J.V. football games. 1970 Season s Scores Crane 6............Detroit 38 Crane 14........... Burnt River 16 Crane 16............McDermitt 28 Crane 0............Huntington 38 Crane 12............Harper 28 Crane 52............Jordan Valley 22 Crane 34............Mitchell 0 Crane 18............Paisley 36 26 C. U. H. S. Students participate with enthusiasm at the annual bonfire and pep rally. Freshman hero, John Temple, receives his freshman letter. 27 Left to Right: Junior FVincess Connie Armstrong, Senior Queen Boni Travis, Sophomore Princess Kathy Still, Freshman Princess Francis Wharton. Homecoming “1970” Lloyd, Smitty, Joe, and Monte are WORKING!!! Mr. Randy Anderson was crowned Miss Spirit for 1970 THECAST: Jeanie Clark, Bonnie Travis, Lloyd Mulholland, Vicky Shelley, Joe Fine, Mark Dunn, Joe Droege, Rick Warneke, Elijah Massey, Chuck Cronin, Anne Macomber, Not Pictured; Novell Bleuler, Student Director, Barb Haines; Director, Mrs. Valentine. Danny Churchill, the grandson of an Arizona bred father and grandfather leaves his home in New York to become a Ranch-life dude. Funny things are bound to happen. Mrs. Blanch Valentine was the Director of this humorous senior play. 31 Me, a lion! Football Lettermen Mr. Thew, ]. V. Coach; Monte Goodloe, assistant manager; Pete Arnold, Chuck Cronin; Rick Warneke; Joe Fine: Dan Holloway; Kenny Holloway; Lloyd Mulholland; Elijah Massey; Greg Heathco; Mark Dunn, manager; Mike Thorne; John Heide- John Miller; Larry Holloway; Dick Wilson; Cal Sill; John Sitz; Ray Parker; Mr. Martin, Varsity Coach. Dan Holloway receives Most Outstanding Player Award. Pete Arnold was voted Outstanding Lineman of the Year. Coach Maurice Thorne; Mike Thorne; Ken Holloway; Rick Warneke; Ray Parker; Joe Fine; Theodis Henson; Greg Heathco; Gary Berrington; Dave Berrington; Brett Dunn; Coach Warren Martin. Front: Mark Dunn, manager; Joe Droege, co-captain; Eli Massey, co-captain; Dave Hite, alternate. That’s our boy, Harry! Wait a minute! I want that ball back! Varsity I hit my chest on the rim! Junior Varsity Basketball: Ross Otley; Stub Travis; John Miller; Ray Dickenson; Ray Parker; Dave Hite; Randy Anderson; Tom Davis; Larry Holloway; Scott Gunkel, manager. Brett Dunn, captain; Coach Warren Martin. Freshmen Terry Jess, manager; John Temple; Glen Starbuck; Fred Pelroy; Dave Holloway; Dick Miller, Randy Lease. Front: Coach Thew. (Not pictured, Cornelius Johnson. ) The Crane Varsity Basketball squad compiled a 12 win 9 loss record for the 1970-71 season. Lead by the scoring efforts of Elijah Massey (21 points per game) and the superb rebounding by Joe Droege (26 per game), the Mustangs went over the century mark twice and ended the season one win short of going to the regional tournament in Baker, Oregon. Eli Massey was chosen for the first string all star team in our league and also the most valuable player in the school. For some reason Joe Droege, our most outstanding player, did not make this honor although he was highest in rebounds and third in scoring. The J. V. team coached excellently by Warren Martin, placed second in the league with a 9 win 7 loss record. Led by the playmaking of Brett Dunn and the great rebounding and scoring power of Ray Parker and David Hite the boys walked over some of the better schools in the league. Backed by the harassment of Stub Travis and Johnny Miller, known for their defense, the team was also thought of as a good defensive club. Crane's Freshman team had an unlucky year with a 3 win and 9 loss record. Although many of the boys on this team had never played basketball before, they all worked hard and at the end of the season they nearly crossed the 100 mark as they walked over Jordan Valley 96-19. Basketball Score Board Harper 80 Crane 95 Crane 52 Crane 105 Crane 57 Monument 52 Ukiah 35 Mt. Vernon 46 Crane 52 Crane 95 Jordan Valley 73 Crane 80 Jordan 50 Mt. Vernon 42 Crane 47 Monument 72 Crane 67 Crane 83 Crane 70 Prairie City 60 Burns 56 Burns 63 Dayville 66 Crane 52 Crane 58 Prairie City 71 Long Creek 74 Ukiah 57 Mitchell 51 Crane 57 Crane 71 Crane 56 Long Creek 66 Harper no Crane 102 Crane 47 Crane 50 Mitchell 64 37 Volley ) Junior Varsity L. to R. : Susan Haines, Joanie Davies; Vanessa Thew; Cindy Holloway; Claudia Gunkel; Garan Morgan. 38 ball Varsity Coach Lorna Cagle; Vicki Goodloe, manager; Vicky Shelley; Becky Rader; Jeanie Clark; Kathy Still; Dorethea Massey; Shirley Smith; Novell Bleuler. 39 Varsity Cheerleaders: Vicky Shelley; Dorrie Massey, Joan Davies; Novell Bleuler. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Debbie Heathco; Garan Morgan; Becky Rader. The 1970-71 Pep Club and Drill Team worked hard to promote spirit and support their ball clubs. This year, un- like any other, the pep club members had to earn their membership by points. They received points for making signs, serving the visiting teams, and yelling at games. The Drill team performed at half time of the home games. Varsity Letterman Joe F. ; Greg H. ; Gary B. ; Rick W. ; Ken H. ; Coach Throne; Mark D. , manager; Elijah M. ; Dave B. ; Theodis H. ; Mike T. ; Joe D. Joe Droege, Most Valuable Player. Elijah Massey, Outstanding Basketball Player. Freshman Basketball Coach Thew; Terry J. ; Randy L. ; Cornelius J. ; John T. ; Dick M. ; Glen S.; Dave H. ; Fred P. Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Martin; Ray D. ; Randy A. ; Larry H. ; Tom D. ; Dave H. ; Roy T. ; Ray P. ; Brett D. ; John M. ; Ross O. ; Scott G. , assist, manager. Winter Sports Banquet Outstanding setter for three years. Jeanie Clark. Volleyball Vicky S. ; Joan D. ; Jeanie C. ; Garan M. ; Kathy S. ; Becky R. ; Shirley D. ; Cindy H. ; Novell B. (hidden); Shirley S. ; Coach Cagle; Dorethea M. Mrs. Valentine, advisor, painting bleachers on football field. The Honor Society performing candle lighting ceremony at Christmas. Jeanie Clark, Sweetheart Queen. Shirley Smith, 1st runner up. Crowned by Chuck Cronin Stu- dent Body President. Left to Right: Mrs. Valentine, advisor; Dan Holloway; Larry Holloway; Shirley Smith; Jeanie Clark; Novell Bleuler; Joan Davies; Vicky Shelley, secretary; Mark Dunn, vice-president; Greg Heathco, president. Honor Society SPRING The Sky's the Limit The Junior play, in spite of the short practice time and the practice sessions missed, was held in the multi-purpose room on April 29. This play was an especially interesting one, as well as surprising. The most surprising thing about it was the ending added by Mark Dunn; his new twist even surprised the other actors. In the cast were: Mark Dunn, Novell Bleuler, Joanie Davies, Coni Armstrong, Lloyd Mulholland, Anne Sherburn, Mike Thorne, Shirley Smith, Dave Berrington, Dick Wilson, Debbie Neff, and Vicky Shelley. Junior Play Jeanie reads class will. Vicky and Rick singing. Junior-Senior Prom Joanie gives class prophecy. Mark Dunn was master of ceremonies and Banquet Left to Right: Princess Barbra, Prince Joe, Queen Jeanie, King Eli, Princess Vicky, Prince Chuck. Boys Track Left to Right: Standing: Coach Martin, Joe Arnold, Ray Parker, Pete Arnold, Clarence Sampson, Ted Henson, Loyd Sherburn, John Sitz, Kneeling: Coach Thew, Dave Macomber, Greg Heathco, Ken Holloway, Scott Gunkel, Fred Pelroy, Corney Johnson. Sitting: Lloyd Mulholland, Stub Travis, Randy Lease, Dan Holloway, Tom Davis. Date Meet Place April 2 Mitchell Inv. First April 8 Bums Triangular Second April 9 Monument Inv. First April 16 Crane Inv. First April 23 Prarie City Inv. First May 1 Burns Lions Inv. Second May 4 Bums Triangular First May 7 Prarie City Night Meet Second May 14 District at Crane First May 21 State meet at Pleasant Hill 15th of 67 Schools 50 Team Standing: Eli Massey, Ray Dickenson, Mike Thorne, John Miller, Head Coach Valentine. Kneeling: Glen Starbuck, Dick Miller, Terry Jess, Randy Anderson, Manager Mark Dunn. Sitting: John Temple, Ross Otley, Brett Dunn, Larry Holloway. Discus 156'8j Burns Lions Invitational May 1, 1971 First in State Competition with 144'6 1971 Off to state Mark, Mr. Valentine, Joe, Dan, Randy, Ray, John, Brett, Cornelius, John, Pete, Kenny, Mike, Greg, Elijah New school track records Cindy Holloway Shot Put 32'1 May 6, 1971 District Meet P.C. Greg Heathco 880 yd. run 2:02. 5 Prairie City Night Meet May 7, 1971 Susan Haines 100 Meter Hurdles 18.7 April 30, 1971 Mitchell Sub-district 440 Yard Dash 69.6 April 2, 1971 Mitchell Invitational Claudia Gunkel 880 Yard Dash 2:46. 8 May 6, 1971 District Meet P.C. 52 Girls Track Team Standing: Coach Martin, Kathy Still, Selena Dunten, Buni Landin, Ann Sherburn, Joan Davis, Vicki Witzel, Claudia Gunkel, Barbara Haines-manager. Middle: Dorethea Massey, Susan Haines, Debbie Neff, Julie Opie, Nina Massey, Novell Bleuler, Vanessa Thew, Coni Armstrong. Bottom: Cindy Holloway, Debbie Heathco, Ann Macomber, Frances Wharton. Meet Place Mitchell Inv. First Monument Inv. First Crane Inv. First Prarie City Inv. First Sub-District First District Fourth State Eighth place Debbie and Novell Crane’s representatives to the State Meet Debbie N. , Debbie H. , Vicki W. , Nina M. 880 Medley Relay 2:11. 1 May 6, 1971 District Meet P.C. Novell Bleuler Mile 6:28.2 April 30, 1971 Mitchell Sub-district Third in State Meet 54 Spring Awards Joan Davies, Ann Sherburn, Mark Dunn, Larry Holloway, Novell Bleuler, Shirley Smith, receiving Journalism awards from advisor, Mrs. Valentine. Track Letterman Vicki W. ; Coach Martin; Debbie H. ; Susan H. ; Cindy H. ; Joan D. ; Kathy S. ; Barbara H. ; Claudia G. ; Dorethea M. ; Novell B. ; Selena D. ; Nina M. ; Debbie N. 56 Receiving high Achievement Awards for each class were Jeanie Clark, Cindy Holloway, Outstanding senior; Brett Dunn, sophomore; Vanessa Thew, freshmen; Mark Dunn, junior. Girl Athlete. 57 Joe Fine and Gary Berrington were awarded the 'Monkey Wrench' Award. Kenny Holloway received Outstanding Track- man and Most Inspirational. He also partici- pated in four events at the State Track Meet. Diploma. Jeanie Clark and Pete Arnold lead procession. Dave Berrington, Kathy Still, and Dick Wilson sing •A Time For Us. ' Danny Holloway, salutatorian. “Its not the mountains we stumble over, its the little things. ” iExrr Shirley Smith, Guest speaker, Dr. Easley from Eastern co-valedictorian. Oregon College. 59 Rick Warneke receives Diploma Last Day What do you mean, 'Scared of the water'? of School Peace? You don't TRY and throw me in, and I WON'T throw you in! Novell, Shirley, Connie, Monte and Lloyd view Capitol Building. Mr. Warneke was of great assistance to two stranded females. You're not REALLY mad? Through the Halls of C. U.H.S. 63 Mark Dunn presenting Mrs. Valentine with flowers after the Junior Class play. Mrs. Valentine's Senior English class studying MACBETH. Carolyn Davies, reading instructor. Unsung Heroes Clyde Kenyon, patron. Emma Davies, matron. Cookie-Lucille Hagon, dorm cook. Jewel and Conley Fitchett, custodians. Mr. William Bill Thew Modern Problems Seventh G Eighth Grade English Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman English Assistant Football Coach Freshman Basketball Coach 66 Seniors in Modern Problems Class-Playing Stock Market Juniors writing a paper in English 67 r 'V' Mr. Carson Valentine Math Geometry Algebra World History U. S. History Vice-Principal Track Mr. Valentine gives freely his talents. Here he becomes judge for the pancake flipping contest. 68 Mr. Valentine devotes time to give each student personal attention. Although Mr. Valentine enjoys teaching, he loves what is commonly called THE SPORT . Mr. Valentine's fine personality, and exceedingly good humor is enjoyed by everyone he works with. 69 Superintendent's Message On behalf of the board of Directors, the faculty, and myself, I would like to express our appreciation for the contributions you have made to our society and school. We sincerely hope that your experience in Crane Union High School has provided the preparation and determination to think and act for yourself in meeting the social, economic, and political problems of your generation. May you have the sincerety to keep physically, mentally, and morally fit to provide the leadership necessary in your generation. May you accept these obligations with sincerity and courage, based on the divine guidance inherent in all of us. If I wasn't so dad-burned stupid, I'd have he- come a professional golfer. 71 1 • , Mr. James E. Wiley Biology Earth Science Annual Chemistry Drivers Education 7th 8 8th Science Senior Advisor Mrs. Jan Martin Typing Bookkeeping Girls P. E. Girls Track Drill Teams Mrs. Lorna Cagle Beginning Girls Home Ec. Advanded Girls Home Ec. Boys Home Ec. Spanish I, II French II Sophomore Advisor Volleyball Coach John Heide catching pancake at Pancake Flipping Contest. Tori Thew was given first place for this dress at the Drewsey Sewing Contest. Shirley Smith took first place at the Drewsey Grange sewing contest with this dress. Warren Martin Junior High Social Studies Art I Art II P. E. Ptacticum Elementary Physical Education Physical Education Left to right: Mr. Olson, advisor; Ray D. ; Vanessa T. ; Novell B. ; Mike T. ; Dave H. ; Garan M. ; John M. ; Dorethea M. ; Kathy S. ’ J Band and Chorus Mr. and Mrs. Allan Olson traveled to Crane from John Day every Tuesday and Thursday to teach band and chorus. Special lessons were also taught to those who wished. A Christmas program and the program in Burns that was presented were both a big success Band at Christmas Program Band playing National Anthem. Back Row: Roy T. ; Tom D. ; Cal S. ; Ray D. ; Theodis H. ; Dave R. ; Dick W. ; Fred P. ; Randy L. ; Middle Row: Slenea D. ; Vanessa T. ; Debbie H. ; Debbie N. ; Becky R. ; Ann M. ; Vicky S. ; Dorethea M. ; Shirley D. ; Buni L. j Susan H. ; Mollie S. ; Front Row: Marlene F. ; Julie O. ; Cindy H. ; Shirley Sm; Jeanie C. ; Kathy S. ; Barbara H. Mrs. Olson at piano, Mr. Olson directing. Chorus at Christmas program. Vicky Shelley and Joe Droege. The Band and Chorus presented a program to the Student Body. The program was later presented in Burns at Lincoln Auditorium. 81 Mr. Ed Goff Freshmen Class Officers: left to right; Garan Morgan, Ann Macomber, Joe Arnold, Clarence Sampson, Randy Lease, Mollie Sewell Joe Arnold of 1974 Debbie Heathco Class Terri Goodloe Selena Dunten Susan Haines Dave Holloway 85 1 I Julie Opie John Temple Fred Pelroy 86 Vanessa Thew 89 90 T wondpr wftprp frVip wntpr wpnt’ Greg Heathco John Heide Ken Holloway (Not pictured Theodis Henson) Larry Holloway Ann S her burn Dave Macomber Dick Wilson Roy Travis Mike Anderson Connie Armstrong Novell Bleuler Mark Dunn Monte Goodloe Scott Gunkel Class of ’71 Murna Louise Bleuler Track 2 Pep Club 1 2 Honor Society 2 3 4 Crusaders 1 2 Attendance 12 3 4 Drama 3 Band 3 David Wayne Arnold Football 12 3 4 Track 12 3 4 Letterman 12 3 4 Student Council 3 Crusaders 1 2 Attendance 12 3 4 Drama 2 3 Gary Michael Berrington Football 1 2 Basketball 12 3 4 Track 1 2 Letterman 12 4 Student Council 4 Class Officer 1 4 4-H 1 2 Crusaders 1 2 Attendance 12 3 4 Drama 3 Chorus 1 Charles Louis Cronin Football 12 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 Letterman 12 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Class Officer 3 Rodeo 1 2 Attendance 12 3 4 Drama 13 4 94 Emma Jean Clark Homecoming princess 2 Volleyball 12 3 4 Letterman 12 3 4 Pep Club 12 3 4 Drill Team 3 4 Student Council 4 (treasurer) Honor Society 2 3 4 Teacher Aid 4 Class Officer 1 (sec.) 2 (bus.) 3 (bus. man.) Girls State 3 Crusaders 12 3 4 Excelsior 3 (Ed.) Library 2 3 4 Attendance 12 3 4 Drama 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Joseph Earl Fine Football 13 4 Basketball 12 3 4 Track 1 2 Letterman 12 3 4 Class Officer 1 (Pres.) Crusaders 12 3 Yearbook 3 Attendance 12 3 4 Drama 3 4 Chorus 1 Joseph Emil Droege Football 4 Basketball 4 Letterman 4 Teacher Aid 4 WHIRLWIND 4 Yearbook 4 Library 4 Attendance 4 Drama 4 Chorus 4 95 Claudia Esther Gunkel Track 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Letterman 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Crusaders 2 3 4 Attendance 2 3 4 Drama 3 4 Elijah Massey Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Mustang 2 3 4 Attendance 2 3 4 Drama 4 Band 4 C horns 4 Barbara Da line Haines Track 4 Volleyball 4 Pep Club 4 Office Aid 4 Crusaders 4 Yearbook 4 Attendance 4 Drama 4 Chorus 4 Danial Burke Holloway Football 12 3 4 Track 12 3 4 Letterman 12 3 4 Student Council 2 4 Honor Society 3 4 Class Officer 4 (Pres.) Crusaders 12 3 Excelsior 3 Attendance 12 3 4 Chorus 1 Lloyd Dale Mulholland Football 12 3 4 Basketball 12 3 4 Track 12 3 4 Letterman 12 3 4 Teacher Aid 4 Rodeo 4 Attendance 12 3 4 Drama 3 4 Chorus 1 96 Vicky Lynnette Shelley Homecoming Court 3 (queen) Volleyball 12 3 4 Letterman 12 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Pep Club 12 3 4 Drill Team 3 4 Office Aid 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Teacher Aid 4 Class Officer 2 (sec.) 4-H 12 3 4 Crusaders 12 3 4 Whirlwind 4 Yearbook 3 4 (Ed.) Library 3 4 Attendance 12 3 4 Drama 2 3 4 Band 4 Chorus 4 Shirley Faye Smith Track 3 4 Volleyball 12 3 4 Letterman 12 3 4 Cheerleader 3 Pep Club 12 3 4 Drill Team 3 4 Student Council 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Crusaders 12 3 4 Whirlwind 4 Excelsior 3 Attendance 12 3 4 Drama 2 3 4 Chorus 2 4 Ricky John Warneke Football 1 2 4 Basketball 12 4 Track 1 2 Letterman 12 4 Class Officer 1 rep. 2 Pres. 4 S.C. rep Rodeo 12 4 Crusaders 1 2 Attendance 12 4 Drama 2 4 97 HARNEY COUNTY FARM SUPPLY Railroad Ave. Phone 573-2031 Bums, Oregon B AND B SPURTING AND MARINA Sportsman's Headquarters Guns and Ammunition Archery Supplies Boats and Johnson Motors Plus Rentals Fishing and Reloading Supplies Box 677 Hines, Oregon 97738 98 SAM’S REPAIR Welding Repairing THOMPSON GLASS AND PAINT Iron G Welding Supplies of all Kinds S. Bdwy. 573-2453 Burns, Oregon South Broadway Burns, Ore. Phone 573-6969 AL’S FURNITURE AND ELECTRIC HARNEY PROPANE SERVICE, INC. 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