Reynolds High School - Lancers Legend Yearbook (Troutdale, OR)

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Dedication Cx' if ,Q T I 29' Mr. and Mrs. Craddock are honored guests at the Junior-Senior Prom. One of Mr. Craddock's hobbies is photo- graphs and his family are his favorite sub- jects. He claims that his foremost interest centers around his pretty wife fabovej and his handsome children fleftj, Kevin C723 Michael fioyg Daniel 6253 and Cather- ine

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Mr. Frank Craddock Gets Senior Vote Mr. Frank Craddock, chairman of the Social Science Department, has been teaching social science at Reynolds for the past four years, having come to us from Portland State College. This year he has been our senior adviser, taking an active part in social affairs and the many details of graduation. In past years he has advised the Photo and International Relations Clubs. This summer Mr. Craddock is attending an N.D.A. institute at Kent University in Kent, Ohio not far from the Ohio town where he attended high school. He and his family look forward to visiting there with relatives and friends. He has spent three summers under a Coe fellow- ship for history teachers at Wfillamette University as well as spending ten days in a workshop on module scheduling at the University of Oregon. Mr. Craddock also finds time to devote to professional work having been vice-president and president of the Reynolds Teachers Associa- tion. He has also served as vice-president of the Council of Social Science in Oregon. We are happy to be able to dedicate this year's Lancers' Legend to Mr. Craddock as a token of our appreciation for his untiring efforts on our behalf. Mr. Cracldock lectures to his social science class WEETURES Students chat with their favorite chaperone fleftj. Below, Mr. Cradclock prepares for Reynolds' Expo '67. TERS S :J QU