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

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1 r A large rock garden banked one side of the speakers platform The colors, green and yellow, were carr led into the refreshments, which consisted of darnty little sandwiches cake, and punch There were art Refreshments were serwed from a large table IH the rear TMG-wlbs League The annual Girls League Mothers Tea was held In the Crater Hugh gym naslum The tea was attended by approximately 300 mothers The theme for the tea was Summer- time , and the colors were green and yellow The gym was decorated wuth large manzamta trees held nn place wrth wood moss and summer flowers The chorus furnished part of the entertainment. scrence, and wood shop exhnblts on displays . s . L1 . Q , B C - 0 l P QW ss 1006966 3 - C chad' G vile

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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.

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..MotlwmAb.. Last on the agenda was a style show. The fashions shown were from Rath's and footwear was from Johnston and Stewart. Modeling ladies' fashions were Mrs. Warren Mrs. Mellbye, Mrs. Meyer, and Mrs. Rettmann. I' , ' , I Vg , .4 . A '11, I . :N - i. . L J: if ff Q' 1 , K f . ,VL g,.jQr rr , , J V 1' 'x ft ' ' W' - . Mrs W . .E ffl' 74 - and Lwierzmalzfz ap l J if . ws, - 36 'i .. Sd-lacket f dredinabl Q I, ', ' SCA, . sheath d Tess The committees for the tea were as follows: Sally Elden chairman, Kathryn Coe invitations, Linda Warren programs, Kay Askwith refresh- ments, Sharon Anderson table decorations, Sandra Ghelardi entertainment, Patsy Charley decorations, Arvella Prom chairs, Sara Turner tables. 133 ll ,J z' The mothers were seated Al tables svaitered about. ..Amu1aiUfTe0f. Junior fashions were modeled by Ccthy Milani, Gayle Childress, Kay Burd, Sharon Lilly, Colleen Snook, Glenna Heath, Dixie Walker, and Helen Hood, Sally Elden served as fashion commentator. Helen Hood is shown modeling :1 pink linen suit vi . V Nil: f l 49 , v '. u' Y ' . I 4 r no Q qfifsyg - a. ii, I Q. P'