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

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-vii ,1 x '-1 45 4 .rf l 2 fl mi? ,, ga 2' X W -4 K: ' !'.'.. ...K. Kneeling, left to right-LeSage, Worrell, Green, Feurzeig, Balderman, Johnson, Rhodes, Strange, Evans, Schurdanbach, Burns, Mass, Small, Tollifison. Row 2-O'Connor, Vires, Stewart, Soper, Werner, Lamb, Elo, Borchard, Miller, Poe, Foor, Nadler, Hull, Vreelancl, Stevenson, Pheka. Row 3-Jangard, Repp, Coleman, Strzelecki, Sather, Paine, Holeman, Memede, Murphy, Pasas, Underwood. Row 4-Dobyns, Bolan, Dronenburg, Hebert, Maddox, Cox, Penn, Ault, Bloom, Helzer, Schwartz, Olsen, Park, Somers, Simmons, Knudson, McCorquodale, Pierik, Wade, Sleet, Hudson QIQCL Q Kneeling, left to right--Cocran, Herrmann, Myrick, Rose, Ault, Smith, Robinson, Rademaker, Miller. Row 2-Pope, Ross, Harper, Kimmerling, Tabor, Parker, McFarland, Rabarn, Bultez, Leatherman, Stewart, Schunert, Scarborough, Glenney, Milazzo. Row 3- Chapek, Milne, Robinson, Underwood, Musil, Breverage, Wahlstrom, Smithson, Brookler, Zeller. Row 4-Sanders, Helmquist, Wieland, Kane, Paris, Prout, Allsbrook, Gaughn, Gingras, Jaffe. Row 5-Bolan, Dronenburg, Sleet, Schwartz, Winthrop, Pierik, Barach, Burns VG sc

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We-fs.:-w wr, F NATALIE AULT President egflfef' The purpose of the Inter-Club Council is to pro- mote co-operation and co-ordination in all campus club activities. Each club is represented in this coun- cil, and their meetings helped to solve common prob- lems of all the clubs while sharing ideas and infor- mation. The council, headed by Natalie Ault, met at various intervals during the school year, thus helping to insure a smoother-running campus. Kneeling in front-Natalie Ault. Kneeling second row, left to right- Pekha, Strzelecki, Lawton, Potz, Tollefson, Richardson, Stevenson, Coleman, Petteys, Mcflorquodale, Nash, Aiken. Standing-Knudson, Reemelin, Pierik, Nott, Dronenburg, Odle

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52..f.,.f ,4ff...,.. Under the leadership of Natalie Ault, this committee worked diligently to promote better communications between the many school or- ganizations, by working alongside of the Inter-Club Council. As a result, Crawford's activities have had few complications, and have been well organized for the enjoyment of all Crawfordites. This committee also helped plan the A.S.B. Ball, Mardi Gras , which was a big success for the A.S.B. as it netted approximately S50 profit for the school treasury. i ., rf-. ' up K KQMQJ 5J.!4Z5ffQl'l'l A815 , Under the leadership of Terry Milne, the Rallies and Assemblies Committee was respon- sible for many wonderful programs presented at Crawford this year. The enthusiastic cheering at football and basketball games may be largely attributed to the Committee's efforts in planning imagin- ative rallies to encourage pep and school spirit. The song' and cheerleaders, Mr. Morphew, and the student representatives who comprise the committee have spent many profitable hours working on gimmicks that were used in rallies, and in planning the pro- grams of our fine assemblies. Kneeling, left to right-Dronenburg, Milne, S. Smith. Row 1-Pasos, Bobrof, Mass, Cassell, Miller. Row 2- Andrews, Dean, Guisman, Anaya. Row 3-Spivuk, Burns, Lawton, Stevens. Row 4-Perry, Stone, Paine. Row 5--Luurey, Tucker, Zamora, Row 6--Turner, Kahn, Nichols Left to right, row I-Ault. Row 2-Tollifson, Evans Row 3-Hull, J. Wille Hull J Row 4-Woodberr X , . , - y, Andrews, Rose. Row 5-Miller, Vreeland, Wilkerson. Row 6-Balderman, Pierson, Willcox. Row 7-Smith Phka, Underwood -,. , W , ..,,