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

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I O OCLCLK .SQULLQ5 5 '. Knowledge of the history and cultures of foreign I A ,,,,,,,, K nations along with that of our own country is be- I f I coming increasingly important for the well rounded A J it student, as the world becomes smaller . Only with if f' a clear understanding of the forces behind the .Q j governments and leaders of today can this gen- eration ever hope to survive the numerous problems LOUIS R. LEPORE, JR. Head of of society. Social Studies Dept. 125' RICHARD M. PHILLIP HEUBACH WILLIAM C. LUCAS EDWARD MARSHALL BLANKENBURG JOHN T. MCCUTCHEON ROSS S. METCALFE SEWARD U. MURPHY EDWARD NICHOLES .K II? WARREN B. ROSE GALE SHELDON RAYMOND WAGNER

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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

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