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

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4.3 :int row, left to right: Lizonard, Morrell, idrc. Roush, Todd, Suggs, Raborn. Sec- Jnd row: Day s, Lrbcrto, Schocnbcrgcr, Ioonvy, Ault, Gabor, Crail, Zcnor, 'hornpson, Grublc, Schwarz, Johnson, Jasa, Watwood. Third row: McBcth, Wllcr, Tripp, Buclcallcw, Kilpatrick, May' icld. The Senior Playboys Hi-Y is 5 very active grouparound the zampus. They are looked up to ay the students because ot their ntegrity and willingness to accept esponsibilities. The Playboys wave been busy this year with their 'nany activities, one ot which was a retreat at Palomar. In addition, they contributed sixty dollars to the Senior Class, and they adopted a needy family last Christmas. SENIOR Jerry Monell Gary Todd Bob Cooney Don Edie HI-Y President Vice President Secretary Trcasurcr Q 2 l .

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C. S. F. The members ot the Calitornia Scholarship Federation, sponsored by Mrs. Remington, are Craw- ford's top scholars. The purpose of this organization is to encour- age good scholarship and further education atter high school. lt otters many college scholarships to worthy students. To become a member, a student must maintain good citizenship and an A aver- age in scholarship. :irst row, left to right: Roskos, Van Dau, en, Lcwis, Schwarz, Bagula, Mrs. Reming- on, Richardson, Lett, Smith, Ramsey. Second row: Hertz, Milne, Gilbert, Brown- :II, Blackman, Schrnith, Amrnotf, Shields, iailcy, Dobrans, Kitchin, McGahee. Third ow: Cobb, Smith, Kasal, Roscnzwuig. :ourth row: Whcatcratt, Erickson, Howsc. Iulvcr, Granlund, Cronc. Fifth row: Kshc, Mcycr, Schuncrt, Nikkcncn. Sixth ow: Horner, Shutts, Cook, Kchry, Brown, Iarlson. Seventh row: Feldman, Carra- vay, Waters, Wickstrom, MacDowcll, l - 'W F. T. A. Looking to the future, one won- ders who will be teaching our children. Well, here they are! These Future Teachers ot America are on the job learning all the tricks ot the trade through their numerous activities. They are now gaining experience which will be helpful to them in becoming top- notch teachers. First row, left to right: Gilchrist, Burchill Young, Drogin, Martinico, Silber, Kogler Coleman. Second row: Janes, Myers Chulna, Smith, Cobb, Scott. Third row: Goldtarb, Nikkenen, Kerny, Smith, Har- rison, Simmons. Fourth row: Belt, Brown Naish, Kerper.

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SENIOR Y-TEENS Jan Allison PVC5'dCnt Barbara Blackman Vice President Linda Brown Secretary Buggy, Young Treasurer , ,W W r 1 if W1 ,,.w...J ,MJMMWM row, left to right: Tripp, Blackman, n, Brown. Second row: Burchill, zll, Schrnith, Drogin, Collins, Dob- Eaglc, Parker. Third row: Gartz, -rs, Crcascr, Bemis, Syiet, Brownell. I row: Simmons, Dewey, Sattcrlee, eloch, Lampcrt, Mosse, Moore, Sca- ichultz. Fifth row: Krieps, Archer, ilds, Rochcfort, Mariani, Posthum- Sand, Richardson, Mangold. Sixth Hare, Scott, Griffin, Nicholson, cy, Jacobson, James, Pease, Sev- row: Kolender, Elrrem, Dawson, Lil'- so ,ar ,xv The Senior Y-Teens was com- posed of senior girls who were in- terested in practicing good fellow- ship. Working hard on service projects was a major part of their activities. Last Christmas, they contributed food and clothing to a needy family as one of their projects.