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

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BARBARA NOTTOLI NANCY DARBY MR. SAM TURNER TERRY POTTER SOph. GCIGG yi Sophomore Class Council, Left to right, Row T: Joy Cash, Jo Guarinello, Jane Drinkwalter, Gail Griest, Linda Peters, Barbara Nottoli, Kathy Keller, Cindy Kyrklund. Row 2: Pat Lievens, Laurie Luttbeg, Jeannie Kopecky, Sonia Fox, Ned Himmel, Sally Eason, Talbot Stiles. Row 3: Connie Cannon, Robin Rust, Kitten Sheridan, Dick Park, Bruce Altshuler, Debbie Penn, Jim Look, Linda Perkins, Cathy Pasas, Nancy Darby, Row 4: Dave Ble-ber, Jon McGuffin, Ron Flores, John Zirkel, John Padgett, Mike Lindstrom, Lois Lautt, Tim Darton. Row 5: Don Perni- cano, Rick Pleeger, Jim Humphryes, Mike Salford, Marc Kobernick, Debbie Brandenberger. 24 YS Raised the SOPH. C Bruce Altshuler ....7.A.......v.f,.,.. .......- Barbara Nottoli Terry Potter 7A.,, Nancy Darby ..,.... Jeanne Kopecky ,,,,. Sally Botts .............,,,,,7VA,... Debbie Brandenburger ...... Donna Buss ,,..77.,..AA.......... Connie Cannon ,.,A... Gail Griest ....... Ned Himmell ,.,,, Mark Kobernick ,,,7 Pat Lievens ,...... Laurie Luttbeg .,., Rick Manes LLL, Nick Marassi ,,,. Robin Rust ....... John Zirkel ,..,..... Mr. Sam Turner .... ABINET President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian . J. V. Songleader J. V. Songleader Homecoming Float Class Party Elections Budget Ways and Means Publicity Class Party J. V. Cheerleader J. V. Cheerleader J. V. Songleader Homecoming Float Advisor

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Activity WGS Key WOYCI fOr' th Although it was supposed to be a night in the wild We tt? it H ' t f il' 4 V fi? V li if -,V ,,.. . 4 , . , t, , , f, ,Lisa y :,,, ,,,A,, i f 4 3 gfjxla f i 1 f, f' '- f, 1- 7 H 4 , -':1w, ,,4-fe i , 2 ' V!Ms,,,E,,1 .- B Q, : - ' l il 5? i 7 I ' 3. till? 3 ,,hh Q3 -11 B' r I , ' T, ifi iri L ':,,'f ',',' T f ' ' M 1 V t 5 Happiness ls Finally Becoming a Baby Colt was the Sopho- Sophomore girls got their first glimpse of Crawford at the Sophomore Tea. more's interpretation of the I966 Homecoming theme, Hap- piness ls , . . The Contrasts played their version of western music. f The incoming Sophomores plunged into school activities with a fresh new spirit and enthusiasm. The faces of Sophomore girls were greeted by the friendly smiles of upperclassmen at the Sophomore Tea. The new Crawford co-eds toured the campus and listened to advice from experienced Colts. Sophomores displayed interest in vigorous leader- ship by electing Sophomore Class officers and Jun- ior Varsity Cheerleaders, Tenth graders experienced the thrill of their first Homecoming as they partici- pated in the Caravan of Floats. Expressing their pride in being part of Crawford, the Sophomores worked diligently on their float entry, Happiness is Finally Becoming a Baby Colt. Although not taking a prize this year, the experience will help in the future.