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

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The good physical condition of every Crawfordite is promoted by participation in the exercises, gymnastics, social dancing, and first aid training included in the physical education program. Co-educational sports are especially enioyed by all, as is evidenced by the enthusiasm prevailing on rainy days, when the boys' and girls' gym classes meet to enjoy an hour of square dancing. pkgdicaf glclucafion LOIS DE LAY CAROL E. FORD F. BIRDENA WALTERS ASAHEL E. HAYES Head of Girls' P. E. Head of Boys' P, E, MRS. ELLEN L. PERKINS FAYE D. THOMPSON DONALD F. DONNELLY S. WALTER HARVEY MARSHALL G. MALCOLM GERALD PEASE JAMES T. SAMS FRANK P. SMITH SGT. E. KALTENBACH SGT. R. R. ADAMS PAUL BERND ROTC ROTC Driver's Training 15

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Wafkemaficfi MRS. FLORENCE P. SCHWADA Head of Mathematics Dept. DUNCAN CAMERON DONALD HANKINS Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonom- etry, Algebra-both intermediate and ad- vanced, Basic Math, and Honors Math courses challenged Crawfordites' ability to master the various degrees of difficulty in mathematics. Since the math program was accelerated this year to meet the rising math standards required by many colleges and by the San Diego school system, students were required to work harder and learn more than ever before. RICHARD R. JACKSON DAVID N. JONES ROBERT A. JUEL CHARLES C. NEWTON MRS. RUTH WEBBER

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4 Ly .J 'L xl N' Trix X .Q X A. i 5 fxla 'IZ 1 Xi vs x Q 'X Y.: I I xxx 5.3 M K s nf .ll T .X xg -5 x .S :gi R 'If ,X 'x Q L. x .r-, XL X I .us ll' ffl fx 'Xi gs-4,.. Q I X 'A'-.3 . ., xi., xv C., lx I Qu N , 1 ru xg- WALTER H. BILLINGS Head of Science Dept. cience Since Sputnik, the science student has been the obiect of nation-wide attention and anxiety. Science classes have been accelerated and the curriculum improved everywhere, Crawford High not excluded. Crawford is known through- out the city for its excellent science program, as demonstrated by the awards won in the Science Fair last year by the large amount of participation in Chemistry, Physiology, Physics, Biology, and General Science courses. Some new equipment was provided for Crawford's Science Department under the Na- tional Defense Act, including a set of analytical Balances worth between S300 and 5400, a new film proiector and a poloroid camera. Special new texts were also received in order to provide a more interesting and fast-moving science program. CHARLES O. LEWIS LAVIER J. LOKKE RICHARD MARTIN FREDERICK G. DARRELL RUMSEY PAUL E. WRIGHT McNAMARA