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

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WA. FLORENCE I. EATON Head of English Dept. MRS. DOROTHY CALLAWAY MRS. SALLY H. REMINGTON ALBERT TEPPER HOMER E. BADGETT 7 MRS. ADINE CUMMINGS ELI THOMAS ROSS MRS. LOIS C. TIDWELL The English classes concentrated on compositions, essays, term papers, poetry, and dramatic readings in order to prepare the students for college and their future life. Speech, Debate, Contemporary Literature, English Literature, and Advanced English were included in the course offerings, providing a wide choice for the ambitious student. MARY LEE CALDWELI NANCY McALISTER MRS. VIRGINIA H. MQCMASTER MRS. JANET C. SMITH FERN SNYDER DAVID W. Van BUSKIRK FREDERICK WOODHAMS II

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Want to have neat essays, term papers, and notebooks? lf so, it would be to your advantage to take some of the courses offered in the Business Department. Here typing, shorthand, accounting, bookkeeping, and clerical procedures are taught in order to prepare students for careers in business and for the paper work involved in college. Tomorrow's homemakers are well-trained in these classes with the arts of cooking, nutrition, sewing, child care, and interior decorating being just a few of the topics studied. Although some of the students have little chance to apply the talents acquired here during their teen-age years, homemaking classes provide a firm foundation for marriage and a well kept home. 1 f U nfl M' yr It ffl J f I ffl I 'Lf AL' V' gf'-f r' I :cu KA ,, I V. 0 l A. . I .A V, I ' .f' ,Wu if c 1,1 'N ,re .A I A f V, 17 I' ,X 4 .L Z I. , jf 'LU Vj ,Q -I yy funedd 'dl -, f',l5 ! . J fr I l l' l, l Y . r L Ui M W ff fc U ,O . K J -XV L, l. , V o 'A' Oflflelfyl ang KEVIN G. MILLER Head of Business Dept. HELEN EVANS Head of MRS. MARY JO Du BOIS Business Homema king Dept JESSE JOHNSON MRS. EMMA B. LEISURE Business Business MRS. HELEN S. ME RZBACHER Business WILLIAM TUCKER MRS. FLORENCE W. Business COLLINS Homemaking 'IO

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agncluzt fries! .fdrffi ine .fdrffs The Industrial Arts program develops manipula- tive skills and provides opportunity for creative activities. Safe practices in the use and care of supplies, tools, and equipment are emphasized. The ability to make simple home repairs and to select industrial products and services are stressed. The work of Miss Thompson with the Choir and Ensemble, along with that of Mr. Green, in charge of the band and orchestra, resulted in the presenta- tion of many fine vocal and instrumental accom- plishments. The Drama Department presented Craw- ford with two excellent plays, while the art classes were a challenge to the imaginative art student in areas of drawing, portrait painting, and color and design. JAMES T. GIBBS EUNICE M. THOMPSON CARL V, MUSTOL Head of Art Dept. Head of Music Dept. Head gf Industrial Arts Dept. 9 DOROTHY T. KUHN PHILLIP L. GREEN JAMES E. HILSGEN WARREN MARLAY Art Music Industrial Arts Industrial Arts MERRILL D. McLAUGHLIN JESSE D. MORPHEW GERALD E. RECKIN KEITH E. STEPHENS Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts I2