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

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?'fj'fv 'i Q DONNA HASHlGUCi'ii SHANNON MOW ANN GERMERAAD SANDY KOMULA A.S.B. Editor Activities Editor Organizations Editor Academic Editor s vw f 1 News? last , A 0'5 f Assistants, Sharon Cramer, Nancy Calkins, Carol Knott, Dia Roemmich, Kathy Palermo, and Phil Kossy, helped the editors while gaining experience. The excellent quality of this year's photography was the product of Staff Photographers Bill Ma- heras and Leon Loew. ,fn-c.. -,AM The CENTAUR staff concentrated the year's effort on producing a lasting Kathy Fong, Business Manager, and Leah Sand record of Sllldenf life. ers, Art Editor, were vital members of the staff

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-ve , , SRNNNM I ,,w :- f I .,,,, ' fim z f y ' 'wl f fl E :,:' aa, Karen Glenney, Editor-in-Chief, and Mr. Francis Linds erman, Advisor, supervised all CENTAUR activity. entciur Staff Recorded Yecl r's Campus Events The i967 CENTAUR was complete! Relieved faces of the annual staff waited anxiously for student approval of the yearbook. Long, hard hours of cropping pictures, designing layouts, and meeting. pressing deadlines were spent in an attempt to produce a cherished record of the school year. Under the guidance of Editor-in-Chief Karen Glenney and Advisor Mr. Francis Linderman, the staff worked tirelessly to cap- ture the many faces which are seen on the Crawford campus. Com- pletely revising and reorganizing the CENTAUR, the group hoped to stimulate more student interest in the annual's contents. Striving for a prize-winning book, editors and assistants united in an effort to portray the many aspects of student life. Q rg , i Y ff'fff-'f Mm... ,li . Randy Lem and Russ Regan, Sports Editors, effectively highlighted lv Write-ups Editors, Karen Creel and Charlotte Cysner, labored long hours to complete the Senior Annals. year's athletic events, SALLY BASKERVILLE CHRISTA PETERSON STEPHANIE SLOGGETT ANDEE PRESS Senior Editor COPY Editor Administration Editor Underclass Editor

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Mr. Bill Rieker, Advisor, and Pat Edwards, E evaluated a recent PACER staff product. ,H 'N N, , ,H ditor-in'Chief, V , ,V 4,3 ,Q fr, ts. D Pacer Captured .citement of Colts in Action Creative iournalists at Crawford kept students and faculty well-informed with the bi-monthly publication of the PACER. Editor-in-Chief Pat Edwards and Mr, Bill Rieker led the dedi- cated group as they worked furiously to compose and print the Colt newspaper. Photographers, editors, and assistants united in their efforts to present an accurate portrayal of student activities and problems. Crawfordites were enlightened by the thought-provoking editorials and factual news articles found in each edition of the PACER. Faces of the PACER staff reflected pride and satisfaction as their work was recognized for its high quality and excellent style. X077 MCQUW9, ASSFSYUHY, and M9lYG BFOWI1, MGH- Copy Editors, left to right: Doug Nason, Head, Beth Breier, John Nunes, U9l'19 Edlloff discussed fUlUf6 PlCH'tS. Patty Young, and Jay Bernard provided vital copy criticism. I 'v. , , f,t- -wi, f-. ,M v A ft ,ff The PACER featured excellent coverage of campus events and Pam White, Business Manager, Cheryl Marshall, Exchange Editor, Jana student accomplishments. Menafee, Asst. Advertising Manager, and Judy Okim, Advertising Mgr.