Crawford High School - Centaur Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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angudge LYALL YOUNG Head of Language Dept. Crawfordites are becoming more cmd more conscious of foreign affairs as is indicated by the great interest taken in foreign language classes this year. The Language Department consisted of four French classes, four German classes, four Latin classes and thirteen Spanish classes. Our 58,000 language lab, finished and open this year for the use of the foreign language classes, consisted of 32 booths at which the students could either listen to tapes of the voices of native speakers or concentrate on their own spoken mastery of the language. cf! Mas. FRANCES K. MARION MCANEAR Izuoowu M. Mo I s gow Mas. VIRGINIA BROWNELL 3400! .gzruice I,lXxpIyf' Ftfwiicoxsom r If P X' Wwe Q ll o Three inconspicuous but essential phases of school life are Health, Junior Employment, and Library, headed respectively by Mrs. Kaye, Mr. Skirvin, and Mrs. Pettit. MRS. ALICE KAYE MRS. FRANCES PETTIT EMMETT SKIRVIN Nurse Librarian Junior Employment I3

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agncluzt fries! .fdrffi ine .fdrffs The Industrial Arts program develops manipula- tive skills and provides opportunity for creative activities. Safe practices in the use and care of supplies, tools, and equipment are emphasized. The ability to make simple home repairs and to select industrial products and services are stressed. The work of Miss Thompson with the Choir and Ensemble, along with that of Mr. Green, in charge of the band and orchestra, resulted in the presenta- tion of many fine vocal and instrumental accom- plishments. The Drama Department presented Craw- ford with two excellent plays, while the art classes were a challenge to the imaginative art student in areas of drawing, portrait painting, and color and design. JAMES T. GIBBS EUNICE M. THOMPSON CARL V, MUSTOL Head of Art Dept. Head of Music Dept. Head gf Industrial Arts Dept. 9 DOROTHY T. KUHN PHILLIP L. GREEN JAMES E. HILSGEN WARREN MARLAY Art Music Industrial Arts Industrial Arts MERRILL D. McLAUGHLIN JESSE D. MORPHEW GERALD E. RECKIN KEITH E. STEPHENS Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts I2

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Wafkemaficfi MRS. FLORENCE P. SCHWADA Head of Mathematics Dept. DUNCAN CAMERON DONALD HANKINS Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonom- etry, Algebra-both intermediate and ad- vanced, Basic Math, and Honors Math courses challenged Crawfordites' ability to master the various degrees of difficulty in mathematics. Since the math program was accelerated this year to meet the rising math standards required by many colleges and by the San Diego school system, students were required to work harder and learn more than ever before. RICHARD R. JACKSON DAVID N. JONES ROBERT A. JUEL CHARLES C. NEWTON MRS. RUTH WEBBER