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

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47 A school annual IS a most 1ntercst1ng ind cher1shed prmted record The grefxttr p 1rt of the Qctue dn of J student for twelxc xc, mrs h1s been spent ln school or w1th fr1ends nude 'as I1 result of school contacts An 1nnu1l helps re llve m mx of these LKDCI 1CUCGb Wh1Ch cime from th It school enxlronment It IS to 11Ve tw1ce, when one can enjoy the recollect1on of h1s former school 11fe Tll1S Annu 11 then, lb not only '1 statement of hlSf,OI'lC11 events but IS the means of reealhng the feellngs and emot1ons Wh1Ch surround these plst events All too soon these hlppx experlences of todav w1ll be but dlfflllllflg' HIGIUOFICS so It lb mx hope th It th1S an nual w1ll budge the gip between the tlnglble present 1nd what Wlll soon be :1 memorfxhlc p'1st I w1sh to extend to the Cr1te1 Semors mx s1neerest 1ppr'ec1at1on 'md cong1'atul1t1ons F01 1ts future students, I Lal nestlx hope th it the l'l1btOI'X of C1 itcr' H1Cfh School w1ll be one of the stlll greqte-1 'ichlexe ments and more lofty 1deals 2 ,dxf

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li ii I4 YJ GD Salma! F Haard ' Deans 'W ff,-f,fff4,,,, Mr. Don Miller was our activities director and ., ..., - Q j'3 student council ndvisorg Miss White was the Dean ' A .,-V A of Girlsg Mr. Lamb, the Dean of Boys. , FQ f W 5... J. W. Fitzgerald, William Askwith, C. Norman Gail, Wilton White, C. W. Anhorn. 1, , A Q If fl 9 l f ,gil -rl? . ' xx 1 f 3 lm 5- S

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Dear Crater Hlgh Students Manx of xou w1ll be fxmshlng sour educat1on th1s xear as Senlors, and m mx of you as Sen1ors, w1l1 really be beglnnlng yours Whatever your path IU l1fe, we s1ncerely hope that Crater High has been an 1n fluence for the better E 1ch of you w11l do your b1t to lmprove the welfare of everx one you meet L1fe 1S what we make lt 1n word and deed Youth must m zke many dec1s1ons and must hold them selves responslble for m my of thexr actlons One can t alwavs blame actlons and thoughts on someone else The follow mg story mav lllustrate th1s fact plcked up a pal, and went on a Joy r1de Speedmg up he attempted to pass another car h1S car landed 1n '1 dltCh and he IH the pol1ce st,1t1on, cut and brulsed w1th h1s pal ln the hospltal S1tt1ng on the edge of h1s cot he thought of the car md h1s pal He wondered 1f the car could be repzured, 1f h1s frlend would recover Lookmg up he saw h1s Z1 er's face through the grxtmg and exclaxmed I don't know what you'll th1nk of me, but He was cut short by h1s father, who asked What do you thlnk of yourself? That's the quest1on After all, 1sn't It pretty, 1mportant what we thmk of ourselves'7 Are our thoughts of ourselves as good or better than the thoughts of others? M! N C y . . Y .V K V . . Q K u v 1 A young man took his father's car without permission, , . . . . , 3 ' . ' 1 . , , . . A . . y Q f th 1 ' . . ' : . . 7 . 1 . I