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

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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

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Kids eat tacos for Christmas Tradition was broken when students chose a casual taco feed over their usual Christ- mas dinner. Following the meal, the elementary and high schools combined their annual Christ- mas presentations in a single program. The performance began with first through third graders dancing on to the stage to Christmas music and concluded with the original version of “The Night Before Christmas—in 2008 A.D. The account was complete with a flying saucer and a martian. Just before bedtime, the high school girls exchanged unusual gifts at their annual silly party. 20 CHRISTMAS