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

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Commissioner Nancy Kaupp and the Publications Committee dedicated their services to inform- ing Crawford students of all A.S.B. functions. Concentrating on all types of banners and post- ers, Nancy and her committee were responsible for adding pep to rallies and games. The group's publicity encouraged participa- tion in student body activities such as the A.S.B. Ball. Nancy initiated a regular column in the Pacer to report on the progress of the A.S.B. Council. Creative and spirit- ed, the committee succeeded in uniting all Crawfordites with an ample display of clever publicity. Publications Left to right, Row lr N. Kaupp. Row 2: J. Duffield, P. Thompson, K. Brand, J, Kravitz, G. Schindler N Neal, P. Carbone, C. Cysner, J. Bilz, J. Boaz. Row 3: D. Parker, J. Bernard, J. Kellogg, L. Peterson C Mitton, S. Helenschmidt, C. Tiaden, A. Stetson, J. Weitzel, D. Bard, V. Massullo. COI T'1I f1l'lIteeS SCl t0Ol Spirit S. Epstein, S. Larson, G. Jacobs. Row 4: R. Wayne, F. Apgar, D. Olcun, J. Duffield, M. Drakulich, R. Regan, S. Varley, J. Garrison, S. wigfield, L. Best, S. Sloggett. Democratic ideals were per- petuated through the work of the A.S.B. Elections Committee. Headed by Steve Bieri, Commis- sioner of Elections, the group sought to facilitate campus voting procedures. The Committee was responsible for inspiring enthusi- astic support for class elections, cheerleader and songleader elec- tions, and A.S.B. balloling. Steve and his hardworking organization began to plan early for the lOth Annual Nominating Convention. Committee members spent hours decorating the gym and planning the agenda for the major event. The efficiency of the group in- sured a smooth-running conven- tion and election of next year's Associated Student Council. ,Wi l. Nancy Kaupp publicized all A.S.B. activities Students cast their votes for songleaders -nu

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Traditions and Grounds A... .... The Traditions and Grounds Committee was a dynamic group dedicated to school service. Mer- rie Klapp, Commissioner of Tradi- tions and Grounds, surged ahead with new ideas to improve campus conditions. Merrie and her com- mittee members actively engaged in an all-out campaign against litter. Revising the student hand- book for new Crawfordites was another project initiated by Mer- rie and her committee. Jane Saare enthusiastically filled the vacancy created by Merrie's de- parture for Greece in March. Jane and her committee worked diligently to insure the success of Clean Campus Week. Left to right, Row 1: M, Klapp. Row 2: N. Zahalsky, J. Saare, T. Craig, J. Sommerteld, C. Bourda, R. Delaney, K. Henderson. Row 3: S. Mann, C. Roskos, R, Regan, A, Germeraad, B, Balcolm, L. Klein. lane Saare inspired student enthusiasm during the Clean Campus Week this spring. Steve Bieri successfully conducted this year's Nominating Convention. Active A.S.B. Promoted Elections Left to right, Row 1: L Klein, A. Greenstone, S. Meinert, J, Harder, S. Bieri, C. Martin, J. Spielberger, S. Novak. Row 2: K. Taylor, C. Hall- mark, S. Hudgins, C. Mann, G. Schindler, J. Graham, D. Penn, C. Colt, B. Schulman, M. McAllister, K. Janicki. Row 3: K. Homnick, G. Bernard, D. Ring, B. Vicars, G. Swanstrom, P. Hall, K. Keller, S. Gale, R. Koosed,

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Officers: Alin Hanson, President, Mia Trompas, Secretary, Judy Duffield, Vice President, and Becky Overton, Treasurer. Girls' League Cabinet. Left to right, Row 1: J. Thorne, C. Martin, B. Overton, M. Trompas, A. Hanson, J. Duffield, N, Kidder, zen, P. Kennedy, M. Duich, J. Watkins, A. G 3: C. Crofoot, K. Glenney, J, Bilz, C. Mann, J, Horowitz. Row 2: A. Press, B. Weit' ermeraad, C. Crawford, C. Cysner. Row B. Grader. I 'E :'Q ,fZi is 2. ' S Sponsored ervlce, Active participation by all co-eds was the goal of the , , Girls' League Cabinet and Council. Representatives from , - gym classes communicated the details of the organization's ig,-E activities and proiects to Crawford girls. Led by Alin Han- ' . ' V son, the Girls' League functioned as a dynamic social and service club. Hardworking chairmen were responsible for Assisted by Advisors, Mrs, Sally Remington and Mrs. Lois DeLay, the cabinet planned events. the success of Autumn 'n Daughter Banquet served the school and the Christmas Mailbox Council Representati C. Trinkel, S, Cole, S. Gullo, M. Kipnis, Lautt, 5, Burnight, Round-Up, April a la Mode, the Dad and ,the Sophomore Tea. The club community with the Magazine Drive, and the Easter Basket Proiect. ves. Left to right, Row 7: D. Buss, K, Sheridan, N. Lelevier, P, Flores, P. Todd, K, Sporleder, C, Marshall, E. Schmaclr. Row 2: D, Patton, L. T. Stone, M. Paullin, B. Forest, T. Smith, G. De Santi, A. Tomatowslri, C. Crawford, P. Doud, M. Ellison. Row 3: B. Nottoli, B. Stryke r, E. Geise, A, Greenstone, J. Hearst, J. Ulak, The Girls' League Homecoming float was only one project that encouraged wide participation. 16