Crook County High School - Spurs Yearbook (Prineville, OR)

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l RADIO From left .Ioe Tur er emce M Ch Ies Mart In Ity ad so erry Martin e g ee Broadcasting from C.C.H.S. every morning from 10:15 to 10:30 is Joe Turner bringing the news of the Prineville schools to Central Oregon Every Tuesday and Wednesday, the students of C.C.I-I.S. hear the footsteps of the grade school students as they troop in for their weeIcIy pro rams. Monday and Thursday are reserved for t e high school and Fridays have heen set aside for the coaches. The program is broadcasted through the courtesy ol station KRCO hy a di- rect hoolcup. directed hy Mr John Needham has learn e to operate and malce minor repairs on the school proyectors The visual aid stall s foot steps tum toward the realm of malce helieve and education ln the world of film and soun They also learne to run the tape recorder opaque projectors and the strip film projectors. V I S U A L A I D S :It to right Richard Nlccraughey. Roger Miller, Arlen Alderman. Ernie Edwards. Jim Smith. Roberta Guest. Arlen Gumpert, Mel Hudson. Melvin Hamlin. Roclcie Smart. Ed Henry. Vvayne Berry. Mike Stevens, Glen Sweet. and Advisor Mr. John Needham.

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AN EVENING OF E ERTAI E T Presented by the Quill and Scroll and G.A.A. on February I6 was a very successful Talent Show. Lauren VVarner's footsteps shuffled on and oil the stage as he acted as the master ol ceremonies, and lcept the laughter and acts moving smoothly. A vari- ety ol acts contributed to a delightful evening for all. These acts were: Mexican Hat Dance: Ten Pretty Girlsg Rope Jumping: Tumbling: Casey at the Bat: Blaclc Hawlc Vvaltz Grace in Motion: Temptation: Nlilitary Twirlingg Without a Songg Halls of lvy: Charleston: Night and Day and Some Enchanted Evening: Dancing in the Darla and Silver Moon. Rosemarie Bruce presented a Military Twirl. ' 1 'sm . , , 1 - 'Nl ' .M ff 'WMM I- 'Neva ' . f Ten Pretty Girls: Sandra Davenport, Virginia Amote. Beauties: Rita Welch. Pat Dodson. Ruth Brewer. and Sharon Johnston, Marcia Miller, Robyn Winn. Jenn Houston- Billie Lister, Jacquetta Stout, Charline Olmstead. Beasts: lvan Segefdfllll- Rocky Smaff- CUYIY Cmnt. Bhd Wayne Berry. triple Trio: .lane Johnson, D'Gae Satterlee. JoAnn T110 BOYS' Quafffli Jim MBUPW- Fred Bmmmef' Winkle. Mary Coles. Irene Reil. Sue Candle Bert Syveet, and Paul Zinn, interpret the Halls Bonny Ventus, and Sue Wnllic, of lvy.

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Sid Harper and Earl tCapl Tuclcer SCHOOL CAFETERIA As the noon hell rings, footsteps are heard hastening toward the cateteria where Mrs. Elsie Scanlon and Mrs. Emily Haney give cheerful and efficient service to the students ot They also render their services tor school hanquets and other occasions. Many students help Mrs. Scanlon and Mrs. Haney with the serving and clean-up in return lor their lunches. MAINTENANCE The footsteps of Earl tcapl Tuclcer, Sid Harper, and Harold Ray are often heard as they go about their husiness of maintaining our school. Following all the social events spon- sored hy the students ot CCHS you can always find some of our maintenance department get- ting the school into shape for the next day. RE The elticient and energetic school nurse Hiltje Huhhard, maintains the health standi ard ol Olll' SCl'l00l. 'N Mrs. Scanlon. right. and Mrs. Haney talce a hn-al: lor the photographer from their duties as cafeteria foolts.