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

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Bophomores l riodern style dancing was in vogue. i l The sheriff, Phil Kossy, made sure everyone stayed under wraps Those who didn't wish to dance had a sociable time at the bor, drinking rootbeerl Tenth graders relivecl the era of cowboys and Indians at the Sopho- more Class Party, The Wild, Wild West. Spirited underclassmen en- tered the Crawford gym in their favorite Western attire to enioy a night of rowdy fun and entertainment on April 14, The Sophomores listened intently to the songs of folksingers and watched oldtime movies. A drink at the saloon and dancing to the music of the Contrasts climaxed the eventful night. And whats a wild West party without a few Indians showing up? 27

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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.

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LOUIS SCHWARTZBERG MR. RICHARD BROSIO STEVE EPSTEIN SUE COLE KATHY CROSTHWAITE Jr. Officers and Chairmen Junior Class Council. Left to right, Row lf Debbie Roel, Terry Larson, Pat Faure, Corinne Brown, Vicky Smith, Andee Press, Ann Germeraad, Laurie Peterson. Row 2: Gary lmhotf, Donna Goerlitz, Maggie Marshall, Linda Moore, Joan Kellogg, Cyndi Mitton, Frank Apgar, Liz Williamson. Row 3: Tracy Stone, Sue Burnight, Stevie Sloggett, Kathe Leiser, Louis Schwartzberg, Steve Epstein, Beverly Bentson, Pam Flores, Art Waggener. Jr. Cabinet Steve Epstein .,,,,Ls,,,, Louie Schwartzberg .,s, Kathy Crosthwaite Sue Cole ,,,,L,,,.,...,o Linda Moore ,,,. Cathy Felice ss,,,,. Ann Germeraad ..... Donna Goerlitz L,,. Hennie Karzan LL,.. .. Suzy Larson ,,s,,,,., Maggie Marshall Bernie Meyer s,,.,, Cyndi Mitton ,, ,, Donna Penn Lucy Perkins s,..,. Laurie Peterson Andee Press Tish Scott ,.,,.,,,,,, Art Waggoner ,,.. Liz Williamson s,,..... Mr. Richard Brosio s,.. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Sun-up Breakfast Bulletin Board Rallies and Program ,, Homecoming Float Rings Elections Publicity Class Party Rallies and Program Publications Concessions Social ,,.,,.-Junior Ball Photographer Junior Ball Advisor