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

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JOHN McMULLEN Ring Chairman 0lfl'll'l'lLtfe8 ck K K 'wa-I. i i i' 1 I , ' 'tue P, 6LU l'l'Lel'l T ,sers T -4 P , 'f ' g ' x ,rrc J ' A rrorr N 5 L4 ELLEN srsooom ANN nosxos MARY WHCQX Historian Ways 8. Means Chairman PVb w 9 '5 Ch'- Hman A ff, K 'QT' MARCIA ERICKSON SHARON MONTIJO JAY MARTIN Elections Chairman Publicity Chairman Budget Chairman SUZANNE POST DANNETTE SULT Party Chairman Program Chairman Left to right, row l-Hines, Prout, Scarborough, Kane. Row 2-Kane, Roskos, Neil, Sted- dom, Erickson, Glenney, Mor- row, Nigro, Scherkenback. Row 3--Sult, Smith, Gibbons, Elo, Karstens, Walker, Post, Gold- berg, Musil, Leatherman. Row 4-van Hecke, Wilcox, Heim- rich, Montiio, Peterson, Virgil, Wadhams, McMullen, Martin, Keeyes, Kane, Miller, Young. GAYLE GLENNEY - Prom Chairman 'J: ':.c1 :f-' ., ' ' I 3 .Q ' ' H1331 , 'f' - if , A RUTH LEATHERMAN Traditions Chairman 01:55 ounci 1. 1'-N.. ,iffy ' , BOB VIGIL Sweater Chairman DEENA PETERSON Concessions Chairman ALICE von HECKE Social Chairman s',,,

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BETSY SCARBOROUGH President union 61:55 Our enthusiastic class of '63 began the year with a popsicle sale, held to increase the class treasury. Another money-making proiect was a candied apple sale, which took place in November. The industrious officers and committee chairmen planned many exciting activities including the Junior Party, Childhood Daze, where Hop Scotch and Ring Around the Rosy were enioyed by everyone. ln May, the busy year was climaxed with their Polynesian Junior Ball, which was entitled Bali Hai. Toward the end of the year they wore their white sweaters and stylish rings with a great deal of pride, looking forward to an exciting Senior year. 631. f-V11 lf' 'c' 4' J - ifl - 'fix lp it y inf vs iii ? if sl 1 3 GEORGE PROUT NANCY HINES MURRAY KANE MR. LYALL YOUNG Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Junior Class Party

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.S?0l0A0lflfl0l Q 61,55 ,J ,M .. BOB LUTZ President Under the direction of Bob Lutz, the class president, and Mr. Gerald Reckin, the Faculty Advisor, the Sophomore Class accomplished a great deal. They held a cotton candy sale in May, to the delight of all hungry students, an assembly, fea- turing the Ballad Men, and a talent show for the student body. add ounci 5 '.,..Qzn .,..w-Q ttstre t tti iff , ill , MR. RECKIN Faculty Advisor X, 1 5Q'SP' CAROL CRANE Secretary Left to right, row l-T. Lutz Clark, Crane, Angus, B. Lutz Row 2-Smith, Bevan, Stevens Snodgrass, Slater, Newberry O'Carroll, Wells, Ford, Opitz Koosted, Dapper. Row 3- Stack, Lucy, Ibe, Pryce, Birch Hall, Blaine, Lemons, Peterson Park, Gibbons, Murrell. 1 1