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

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Spring brings music, awards Crane's annual Music Festival was held May 14, with all county rural schools as- sembling for a music concert, followed by a potluck lunch. The Bicentennial music program began with grades one through three singing “Yankee Doodle” and “Six Little Ducks;” grades four through six singing Shenan- doah” and “Goober Peas; ’ and grades seven and eight singing “Mr. Bojangles” and “You’ve Got a Friend. Alternated with the group numbers were special numbers by each rural school and the high school chorus and band. The program concluded with the audience singing “America, the Beautiful” while seventh graders presented a series of slides about America. A third annual awards assembly took place that same week. Teachers honored top achievers in their classes. Right: A popular diversion during Music Festival activities was the El Toro, an electric bucking ma- chine. purchased by the school for $1895. Junior Ada Miller demonstrates how to ride. Senior Bill Carlon operates the switch while classmate Ross Opie watches. Top far left: Diamond Elementary School presents the Rhinestone Cowboy at the Music Festival Top center: Superintendent Maurice Thorne presents senior Nola Jean Barn- berry with a letter of recognition for scholastic achievement from Governor Robert Straub. Bottom far right: Senior Susan Davies receives a miniaturo mallet from Suporintondont Thorno for her outstanding performance as student body president Bottom center: Senior Sue Opie is the second recipient of the Outstanding Athlete- Scholar award. The first recipient was also a girl. 26 MUSIC FESTIVAL, ACADEMIC AWARDS

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Junior, senior reign at prom ‘Dreamweaver’' was the theme selected by seniors for the junior-senior banquet and prom April 16. Senior wills and prophecies were read at the banquet, which was sponsored by the juniors in honor of the seniors and their parents. Highlighting the dance, which followed, was the crowning of King Don Sitz, junior, and Queen Susan Davies, senior. Don and Bean were chosen from a court of four juniors and four seniors. Others on the court were seniors Sue Opie, Dave Glerup, and Tim Riley and juniors Susan Fine, Toni Oltman, and Daniel Gunkel. Left, from left: Pinning on their flowers in prepara- tion for the junior-senior prom are court members Sue Opie. Susan Davies. Tim Riley. Dave Glorup. Daniel Gunkel. Toni Oltman. Susan Fine, and Don Sitz. Below: Queen Susan Davies is crowned. Bottom center right: Junior class officers Daniel Gunkel (VP) and Ada Miller (Pres.) present Don Sitz with the king s crown and cape JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET, PROM 25

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1975-76 ACADEMIC AWARDS GPA Awards—Senior Nola Jean Bamberry, junior Ada Miller, sophomore David Thompson, freshman Dawna Sue Opie. Student Body President Award—Senior Susan Davies. Governor Straub's Scholastic Recognition—Senior Nola Jean Bamberry. Outstanding Athlete-Scholar—Senior Sue Opie. Outstanding Oregon High School Student (PSAT test scores)—Senior Nola Jean Bamberry. Typing, Math Awards—Sophomore Debra Northrop. Science Award—Sophomore David Thompson. Home Ec Award—Senior Jackie Church. Woodshop Awards—Senior Nola Jean Bamberry, juniors Don Sitz, Bob Cargill. Mechanics Award—Senior Rod Otley. Welding Award—Sophomore Speed Perkins. Jonathan Livingston Seagull Award—Senior Tim Riley. Outstanding Citizenship Awards—Seniors Nola Jean Bam- berry, Tim Riley. MUSIC FESTIVAL, ACADEMIC AWARDS 27