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

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Spirit stick won by class of 78 The class of 78, showing the most spirit during Homecoming Week, was present- ed the Spirit Stick. Decorating of CHS’s hallways in com- petition for the “Spirit Stick began September 29. Competition continued later that week with Class Night. Each class presented a skit, yell, and song. October 9 was scheduled for the annual hike up the hill north of Crane for the painting of the C. Right: Juniors Craig Bonson (left) and Harold Wirth rack up spirit points during a boxing match which their class put on as a skit for Class Night Classmate Marvin Haines looks on. Top center right: Senior Sandra Dunten makes sure the rooks have enough oil to pour around the C. Top far right: Taking a moment s rest from paint- ing is freshman Sherri Flathers Bottom far right, from left: Satisfied with their work, sophomores Julie Wilson. Rita Davis, and Cyndie Barnes relax by decorations placed in the hallway by their class Bottom center right, from left: Randy John. Don Sitz, Susan Fine. Harold Wirth, and Steve Armstrong prepare for the juniors skit. Below: Faculty members Gordon Black and Ed Goff suppervise the painting of the C.' V

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Seniors reign at Homecoming The previous year’s idea of choosing a Homecoming king as well as a queen took hold, and senior Bill Carlon joined classmate Cecilia Seely in reigning over Homecoming. Crane was victorious in its Homecoming battle October 10. defeating Jordan Valley s football squad. Crowning of the royalty took place at half time with the Homecoming Dance later that evening. An instrumental group called Cross-Town Traffic.” from Burns, provided music for the dance. Right: Freshman princess and prince Teresa Moser and Brian Smout. Top confer: Sophomore prin- cess and prince Rita Davis and Larry Grindstaff Far right: Senior queen and king Cecilia Seely and Bill Carlon. Bottom center: Junior princess and prince Toni Beiser and Martin Thompson. Below: Junior Don Sitz looks for the ball, protected by junior Bob Cargill. 18 HOMECOMING