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

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MRS. CQVEY The Centaur adds the first graphic chapter to the proud record of Will C, Crawford High School. Credit for this fine book goes to the loyal annual staff. For you the Class of I959, it is the last chapter of your high school years. one filled with pleasant memories'. As each of us turns the pages of this book, we will find warm smiles of friendship and we will have many happy recollections of the past two years. ln dedicatin this annual to the future gradu- ating classes of, Crawford High School, the Class of i959 has furnished an outline for the wonder- ful story that will be written for Crawford High School in future years. For this, the future grad- uating classes will look back and thank you, and respect you for your accomplishments. lMrs.l Margaret G. Covey Girls' Dean MR BYRNES The Class of l959 has been fortunate to have the opportunity and distinction of being the first graduating class of Crawford Hi h School. This class has contributed mucg to the atmos- phere .and reputation of our School. There is an atmos'phere of friendliness, of good school spirit. and of good sportsmanship that has been cre- ated by you, the students at Crawford. There is a growing reputation of excellent citizenship, scholarship, and student leadership that started with this class. The benefits of this fine atmos- phere and reputation will be shared by you and the graduates to follow. By your achievements. both here and in the years ahead, future classes will be inspired to greater efforts towards high goals and ideals. Joseph H. Byrnes' Vice Principal

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C L E Crawford High School Class of '59 is unique in many ways. Other classes may develop some of the same qualities. and include members with the same records and goals. No class to follow, however, can have the distinction of being the FIRST to graduate. The responsibility for setting the pace, the challenge of establishing the place to be filled and held by Crawford in the city system of secondary schools, has been yours. You have set hi h standards. You have resisted the temptation to imitate class patterns from other schools and carry out activities no longer appropriate to the demands of the fast-movin age we live in. Worthwhile activities which may very well become significant traditions have been established. Whatever success is destined for Crawford High School will be due in large measure to the leadership of the Class of '59, lMrs.l M-ary l. McMullen Principal

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ladgett, Homer Berge, Dennis Billings, Walter Blankenburg, Richard Brocato, Mrs. Carol Enqlrgh U.S. History Chemistry American Government Public Spealring Basic Citrzenshrp World lllistory General Science Problems Math Physics Debate Club Brownell, Mn. Frances Caldwell, Mary Lee Campbell, Dorothy Carter, Mrs. Barbara Chapman, Walter English English Girls Physical Ed. English Crafts American Government Counseling Senior Class F.T.A. Stagecrafts Problems Collins, Mrs. Florence Homemalring Donnelly, Donald German Math Athletics-Cross Country Eaton, Florence Evans, Helen Gibbs, James Contemporary Literature Homemalring Art Honors English Art Service English Department Chairman