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1 .aug ti . ,,! ' ,fl xxx M 3 I i i T l . N. 2 O Q, 5 PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Goyette, Donna Guches, Dick Davis, Gayle Childress Queen Sherrill Von Burskirt King Don Hubbard, Kay Burd, Bill Morse. King Dow-Queew QLWIM Esviguecb Ovofu Wium Bam wi fa-fx: Q x., hr fw- NJ Qi The annual Winter Formal was held in the Crater High Cafetorium. The dance was sponsored by the Senior class. The theme was winter and the decorations were done up in fine winter style. Johnny Lusk's band pro- vided the music to dance by. Crater High students provided the entertain- ment. This was the first formal dance ofthe year and it had a fine turn out ll2
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TlwFootba!L 'He Banquet 'M QD. - c, ,, - -s 1:1 , Qi L2 -- 7 6 -L F?- We i WEMBQ.. The football banquet was one of the high- lights of the year. Bill Abbott was the master of ceremonies and introduced the coaches and guests. Mr. Jewett congratulated the Comet team on their fine playing and the high spirit they displayed during the 1956 season. The highlight ofthe evenings program was the awarding of the hard earned trophys. The fol- lowing boys were awarded trophies: Carl Koellner, down field blockingg George Juveland, most valuable playerg Ron Harrison, sportsmanshipg and Neil Green, most valuable lineman. The banquet was sponsored by the Central Point and Gold Hill Lions Clubs.
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R0clvm1dfi2,owWasTluuw WNW Throughout the entire football and basketball season students of Crater High and their dates attended the after game dances. Music was usually furnished by records. Once in a while, however, they danced to the music of a dance band. Punch and cookies were served in the back ot the cafetorium. The dances lasted until ll:3O, and were enjoyed by all. GmmesDames 5 4 113 I S
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