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

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Left: Cyndie Barnes and Rita Davis collect insects in a paper sack at the Carlon ranch to use for later study in class Bottom center left. BIOLOGY CLASS MEMBERS-From left: Lyle SherDurn, Don Glerup. Bruce Thew. Brad Bailey. Speed Perkins, instructor James Wiley. Ida Ellis. David Thomp- son Corey Clark. Toni McBroom Mark Stafford. Melvin Warstler. Larry Grindstaff. and Danna Katzenberger pause during a tour of the coastal terram Bottom far left Brad Bailey referees a fight between classmates Susan Schulze and Speed Perkins at the Carlon ranch Top far left: David Thompson holds a clam while Terry Miller and Brad Bailey look for others. Top center: Marti Cronin investigates her baby food jar to see how many insects she has collected on the grounds of the Carlon ranch Top far right: Instructor James Wiley and chaperone. Superintendent Maurice Thorne, get ready for a feast of clams and oysters at Camp Terramar. Above: Larry Grindstaff. Tammy Henricks. and Julie Wilson take a rest on the boat docks TRIPS 23

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Biology students travel to coast It was interesting to look at all the animal fife eating, hiding, and doing their own thing in their environment,' said Bill Miller abouttheannual sophomore biology trip. Students in James Wiley's class departed early April 12 for a four-day excursion to study plant and animal life and geology on the Pacific coast. Camp Terramar was where the stu- dent scientists slept, ate and relaxed when they weren't busy exploring the surrounding terrain. The group visited the boat docks to catch crab and observe water organisms, toured a botanical garden, went aboard a foreign ship hauling logs, and searched out living organisms in various tide zones. One evening was spent at a community swimming pool. 22 TRIPS

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Students picnic at Spurlock Spring time marked annual picnic time for Crane High. Students and faculty loaded into two buses May 17 and headed to Spurlock, east of Crane, for an afternoon of swimming, hiking, and fishing. Some students found fresh water ciams to cook over an open fire. Others settled for the school’s fare of fried chicken, baked beans, potato salad, potato chips, cookies, and punch. Right, from left: Freshmen Brian Smout. Mike Car- Ion. Leeta Miller, and Duane Davies splash around in a creek by the Spurlock ranch Bottom center left: Freshman Jim Raymond enjoys watching friends swim involuntarily. Sophomore Lyle Sherburn has just dunked junior Daniel Gunkel. who crawls out of the water to find another victim in revenge Below: Breathing in the sunshine and fresh air. a change from the classroom, is fresh- man Sheila Jordan. 24 PICNIC