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

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Eur eka Dec. 6 Crater 43 38 Dec. 7 Crater 43 40 Fortuna Dec. Z0 Crater 39 51 Oakridge Dec. 21 Crater 32 59 Oakridge Dec. Z7 Crater 50 45 Willamette Dec. 28 Crater 42 67 Coquille Jan. 3 Crater 35 34 Ashland Jan. 4 Crater 30 37 Ashland Jan. 10 Crater 45 40 Grants Pass Jan. 11 Crater 35 38 Grants Pass Jan. 24 Crater 29 61 Klamath Falls Jan. 25 Crater 30 67 Klamath Falls Jan. 31 Crater 52 53 Nlediord Feb. 1 Crater 47 73 Medford Feb. 7 Crater 41 57 Ashland Feb. S Crater 43 41 Ashland Feb. 14 Crater 41 43 Grants Pass Feb. 15 Crater 43 54 Grants Pass Feb. 28 Crater 53 33 Klamath Falls Mar. 1 Crater 40 50 Klamath Falls JO Nlar. 7 Crater 46 47 Medford FOHN BURNS Mar. 8 Crater 61 91 Medford rwafd Th e C r q 1 9 r Guii-I3-BOTHAM D EN Guaylgls PFAFF vs M

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I' 0 S Dennis Fisher, Loyal Higinbotham, Jim Allen, Tom White, Bryson LaCasse, Allan Nielson Dennis Edwards, Wayne Martin, Dave Foote, Danny Mattson, Gary Romine, Mgr. Larry Ryerson, Coach Don Miller, and Mgr. Robert Alvarez. R-1: Mgr. Roger Schroeder, Franklin Schultz, Richard Woods, Earl Cooper, Mel Smith, Clare Huntley, Mgr. Leonard Lemons, and Coach Van Delah. R-2: Durand Waller, Larry Toner, John Anhorn, Bill Anhorn, and Jim Eldred. Not pictured are Herschel Mack and Doug Davis. S

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DAVE SHARP Forward The team fought hard every game right up to the last second, sometimes losing, sometimes winning. They gave every opponent a good game. Although the team wasn 't too successful, interest in the team because of the spirit and color displayed led to the first actual coverage of Crater High sports on the radio. Interest in the team ran high in town and in school. The spectators and opponents were electrified with the eightball routine. Soon, word spread of the fancy drill and at every game the Crater gym was packed to capac' The cry, Where's the eight-ball rocked the basketb the dance band struck up the tune, the dramatic spotlight introdu ing, and the ity. all court applause ctions, th ' novel, 11 ' the most ' and as was deafening. The e public address system announc- ew uniforms helped too, to make the Comets unique te-im in the league. d FolI9h' Hur AS N-DY LAC EQMPBE LL Center Center