Crater High School - Constellation Yearbook (Central Point, OR)

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H P. JEWETT ntendem of Schools FRONT!-IE D Egg, BAUB Crater High School y 4-2493 - P. 0. B N Telephone Xfirmand AL POINT, OREGO CENTR Moy 29, i957 ARTHUR L. ST Principal h and with the large enroll- ted Members of Crater High School: The greatest year of enrollment was here for Crater Hig ment came a lot of wonderful boys and girls. Of course, there was a few who crea problems for themselves and for others and soon dropped out of school. l hope that each student that entered Crater High in the Fall of i956 saw to it that he was not the one that dropped out. Life has much to offer to those who wish to take the wonderful oppor- tunities offered . l hope that each student at Crater High feels wanted and feels he can contribute something to the school. l, and the faculty of Crater High have welcomed you and hope you enioyed the school year of i956-57. Let me sign off with a few memorable passages by unknown authors: Friendship is a chain of gold with each link a smile, a laugh, a tear, a grip of the hand, or a word n fine things can be done in a day if you don't always make that day d ed you perform is better by far than the greatest ' ' it means you are wiser of cheer. Nla y tomorrow . Even the smallest good e Be not ashamed of being in the wrong, for admitting intended . were yesterday . today than you Sincerely, Arthu r l. . Straus X L

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E FPJOMTH NTS QUPEQINTENDE DEQIG . I , 0 f' , I in C I 6 H. P. JEWETT. Sunorlntondenl . ...' ll' T 1 iii ' 'E' - BOARD UF DIRECTORS P. 0. BOX 457 - C. W. ANHORN. Chairman TELEPHONE N0rmandy 4-2793 cEfif,E,'j,,f,jMGff,L CENTRAL po1N'r, oHEGoN WILLIAM ASKWITH WILTON A. WHITE MRS. MERLE UBENCHAIN. Clerk PRINCIPALS ARTHUR L. STRAUS. Hlyh SCIIODI C. A. MEYER. Central Point Elementary GILBERT MACK. Gold Hill Elementary ROLAND SMITH, Sams Valley Elementary EEORGE JOHNS. H. P. Jewett Elementary May 29, 1957 Members of Crater High School: - A rather clever person once said Small minds discuss people, average minds discuss Events, great minds discuss Ideas. You have in this fine yearbook a record of the events of this past year. Have you gained any new ideas that will motivate your life for another year? Have you gained a better idea of the meaning of democracy, of the Fact that our American Way ot' Life means that persons are important? You are the government of the United States. If you take an active interest in student government while you are in school, in self-government in all your own actions, in community, state and national affairs, then you will be doing your part in preserving our American Way of Life. You will help to keep alive the ideas that make your life important to you and everyone else. Sincerely, H. P. Jewett l

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.I .oifv Confusion seemed to be the word as students clomored for lockers, and rushed to make their class before the be s that fnrst week was quute a hub bub but It dld not take long for thungs to settle down a routnne mann They all came to regus ter ever one from eager fres man to the mughty senior It was a regular mass confusion +1 -ni the offnce was stacked wnth students patiently wanting to pay thenr fees everyone was met with warm smiles and frrendly hellos all were lookung forward to that furst day of school thus was only a shadow of things to come On that fnrst day they came every nmag unable way from buses and bnkes to hopped up cars all wnth the same deter mlnatlon and enthus :asm In mlnd t make their year, the year I956 57 the best e gi