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

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lflggd ' 55-52-' .5-:f I mkPe'EMQi1:3Q' Nw?-'f - I-61152, '5 i' ..1,.p. -mg ' . if if ,, . , ,,, W. , ..4,, . I . gg em , hr E' .-f . . 1' -,wx-.. .1-mssf-xf, .sive 1' 11222 MRS. JANET SMITH HEAD OF DEPARTMENT MRS. ADINE CUMMINGS MR. CHARLES O. PREECE MISS FERN SNYDER There are many opportunities in this department to take courses to develop our thinking and to enrich our minds by acquainting us with the literary masterpieces of great authors, especially in such classes as English Literature and Honors English. Public Speaking and Contemporary Literature are among the classes that prepare us for college and for our future lives. ww MR. HOMER E. BADGETT MRS. MINA K. DAWSON .Nav Y MRS. SALLY H. REMINGTON '- ' ff if 7 if rle I we-.4 . - J,, - ,V MRS. LOIS C. TIDWELL MISS MARY LEE MRS. DOROTHY CALDWELL CALLAWAY MR. WILLIAM MISS NANCY McALISTER de LANNOY uv S, MR. JOSEPH WM. RIEKER MR. ELI THOMAS ROSS 'V I' '29 ' 'V . . '. 1 il? I 'rr D .L Lilr I r.,.' . rL'r 1 ...if It A I 3 15 5! D if fi, 1 ,f .i. LLSI. MR. DAVID w. VAN MR. FREDERICK BUSKIRK WOODHAMS II

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MRS. FRANCES PETTIT LIBRARIAN ufiinedri Moo! .gzruice These fine workers have done a good iob this year, in carrying on the duties so necessary to run our school. We are grateful for their hard work and diligence, and they have won the respect of the students through their fine service. 519- A' . - iz. 2, A755 , , z ,sq R. : 1 5 .L .eth- ff as Ja -Pl MISS DONNA MR. EMMETT SKIRVIN SANDUSKY JUNIOR EMPLOYMENT NURSE -.1964 Y ' is f'f:f'9::?i?f W Q ...,,, Ps si,. 45 N2 j7Tf9?1.w:w- 5, A f ' A ' 1 ,.:f ' PY. The future secretaries and business men are trained in these classes for their pros- pective careers, by learning numerous things that make up a well-informed secretary or executive. These classes are also very helpful in preparing students for college. MRS. MELBA THOMAS GIFTED COUNSELOR iff MR. KEVIN G. MILLER MR. JESSE JOHNSON MRS. RUTH JOHNSTON H EAD OF DEPARTMENT . ' iii J' srr R A 2 I' , 1 sf' , -.:i. , 1511. fit, 5. g I ..- MRS. EMMA LEISURE MRS. HELEN MR. WILLIAM TUCKER MERZBACHER

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Industrial Arts is a vital part of the total educational pro- gram for senior high school students. They need an oppor- tunity to become acquainted with the processes and the materials used in industry, since mechanization is becoming a part of their daily lives. The Fine Arts Department educates us in the fields of art and music. Here you learn how to express your imagina- tion and you learn how to appreciate good music. MR. PHILLIP L. GREEN HEAD OF MUSIC DEP'T. MR. ALAN R. FRANK 'KIZT. f' MR. JAMES E. HILSGEN MR. JESSE D. MORPHEW .gnclufifriaf .fgrfd ine .fdrfri MR. CARL V. MUSTOL HEAD OF IND. ARTS DEP'T. MR. JAMES T. GIBBS MISS DOROTHY T. KUHN HEAD OF ART DEP'T. - I MR. MERRILL D. McLAUGHLlN 'MR. WARREN MARLAY ..,, g , s.' rg. I T.. , .,.- gf 4? MR. GERALD E. RECKIN MR. KEITH E. STEPHENS