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

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,,, .4 1 ,i- . , LETTERMEN The Lettermen's Club, sponsored r Coach l-larvey, was composed Crawfords gallant athletes. omoting participation and inter- t in athletics was one ot their ain purposes. During the school :ar, they boosted school spirit nd spurred our teams to victory. st row, left to right: Coach Smith, riflin, Yale, Lutchens, Fernandes, Cole- an, Anaya. McBeth, Osberg, Cooney, clr, Graham, Burdette, Mayfield. Sec- d row: Cullins, Cloward, Zenor, Edic, lush, Selton, Bell, Jacobson, Tuclrer. sely, Ramsey. Third row: Bowman, Per- ta, Louclrs. -Dawson, Flesner, Milne, aoper, Maloy, Berg. Fourth row: Fine. san, Anders, Ramsey, Ball, Whaley, Jnter, Monell, Miller, Graham, Bailey. Fth row: Hart, Hunter, Todd, Spandle, ral, Buss, Waters, Kilpatrick, Korey, Jnter. Sixth row: Console, Bagula, Oli- r, Upham, Geyer, Morgan, Raborn, pp. Seventh row: Quimby, Snyder, oss, Patillo, Webb, Bultez, Cavalin, nb s. G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association provides an opportunity for girls with similar interests in sports to compete with one another. While enjoying the company of other players, the girls develop skill and sportsmanship. The sponsor of this campus club was Miss McSwan First row, left to right: Hasenauer, Gall Second row: Ross, Satterlce, Jorry, Thom as. Schwartz, Fahl, Ballinger, Barad. Third row: Tollefson, Stevenson, Mauro. Roch tort, Lamb, Hayes, Hembera, Allsbroolr

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KEY CLUB George Gabor . Jerry Monell . Vice Arnold Tripp , . Marty Raborn YJ First row, left to right: Hitch, Mf:Corquodale, Gruble, Geyer, Leonard, Morrell, Tripp, Parlrer, Raborrr, Hunter, Fall, Combs, Bray, Second row: Bennett, Odlc, Young, Graham, Kilpatrick, Korey, Miller, Smith, Roslcos, Groldtarb, Mr. Lolclre, Third row: Freedman, Clasen, Rees. Fort, Bagula, Vfatvrs, Morgan, Colvman, Dronerrburg, Young, Burdette, Craig. The Key Club, sponsored this year by Mr. Lolclce, is one ot Craw- tordls most active clubs. Among the activities that the Key Club sponsored was the Halloween dance, Broomin' Around, held in Crawfords gym. They also tool: the lead in promoting the Toys for Tots drive at Crawford. The Key Club has earned a very good reputation around the campus with their fine worlc. President President Secretary Treasurer n'i .3

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SPANISH When you hear Hola Senor. you can be sure it is a member of the Spanish Club sending you a greeting, This club, under the lead- ership of Mr. Morales, not only studies the language, but Spanish customs as well. Through this club the members learn to understand our Spanish friends throughout the world. First row, left to right: Simmons, Bellrii Stead, Mr. Morales. Second row: Hartt. Lamb, Blackman, Dawson, Smith. GERMAN The German Club, sponsored t Mr. Donnelly, is comprised of sti dents enrolled in Crawford's Ge man classes. The Club was an evi present reminder of the delicioi brezelns sold to the student bod' The profit from one of these sal was generously donated to tl support of the Senior Class. First row, left to right: Novak, Her Roemmich, Friedrich, Gordon, Perr Kehry, Johnson, Howse. Second ro Murphy, Gutherz, Milne, McGehee, Me Dowell, Tyndale, Kuessel, Smith, Cal well. Third row: Mendenhall, Lett, Seg Davis, Bach, Nichols. Fourth row: Hass auer, Frieden, Gall, Tripp, Mr, Donnel O'Bryant, Castcel, Gates, Collins, Gi Geyer, l-lelzer, Eberlc, Svedberg, Rob Bada, Louclrs, Kuessel, King. Fifth rc Brown, Brav, Scheibcl, Lewis, Milne, Ri lros, Smith, Davis.