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

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Warren Holbrook, Bob Fields, and Dr. Hanawalt received Honorary Awards. av, bs State F. F. A. Secretary, Jerry Hrbal, was main guest. FPA After the hard work and planning that went into the i957 Crater High F.F.A. Banquet, the boys were re- warded with one of the most success- tul banquets they ever had. ..Wos. There were many attractions aside from the food. Jerry Hrbal, State F.F.A. Secretary, gave a very interesting talk on the importance of agriculture and what it means to the American way of living. There was entertainment provided by the fresh- men, who sang a song. Bob Lichti, Carl Vanderpool, and Lee Gossett sang a trio number accompanied by Mr. Griggs. Another highlight of the evening was the announcing of honorary members. Receiving the awards were: Warren Holbrook, Bob Fields, and Dr. Hanawalt. n v . l 'fi 'ii-f ' -'QX Many of the boys received Foundation Awards. 130 1 l 5

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til I M QeniowTwQeutQkow.. ..PwduoeaL. ig AQ' '! 0 42 Q79 .jd A F '-q fx ' 4-Y The theme for the annual senior talent show was School Daze . From all of the laughs that it produced it was dubbed a huge success. The first number was a skit depicting the class of '57 in kindergarten. The next number was the senior rendition of This is Your Life . It proved to be the Funniest of all the acts. Then came the fashion revue in which several of the senior boys modeled. There was only one catch. They modeled girls' clothes, and of course, it brought down the house, Irma Penwell did one of her famous pantomimes, and Grace Gail and Rose Drake gave a skit about Mr. Lacy and his wife. Jack Hamilton played a trombone solo. Bayard Stone, and Danny Nolta sang a novelty song, and Joyce Pestka, Beverly Sanderson, Pat McCaslin, and Kay Johnson all sang songs. Y 'W'v,2,,,.r There was also a skit depicting two ff? teenage girls at a show and one showing the problems that arise in a doctor's office. Throughout the entire show there were many cut-ins which made it all the funnier. The senior class had a lot of fun putting this show on, and it was enjoyed by all . 'vf'

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Y 1 Clifford Bigham and Bob Elden, Crater's Chapter president, gave an account of their trip to Kansas City, which they reported was a very worth while and interesting experience. Along with the state secretary was the past president, Roy Chapin, who gave a short speech. Perhaps the high- light of the evening was the wonderful meal that the cooks worked so hard to prepare, It consisted of Swiss steaks, peas, mashed potatoes, corn, salad, warm rolls, and pie and ice cream. The last event of the evening was the presentation of the Chapter awards. The following boys received them: Dairy Farming--Clifford Bigham, Public Speaking--Bob Lichti, Farm Machanics--Lyle Bigham, Star Farmer-- Bob Elden, Farm Safety--Bill White, Soil and Water Management--John Greb, and Electrification--Jerry Leonard. t ' l ll Everyone enjoyed the fine food, served by the F. H. A. girls, President Bob Elden served as Master ot' Ceremonies. 'dnl Carl Vanderpool, Bob Lichti, and Lee Gossett, accompanied by Mr. Griggs provided entertain- .EfgQu.ccess.