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

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.Aff sgzruice i .ff Left to right, Meinor, Greer, Routf, Mr. Gibbs, Spcndl. fag? l 8lfU Working behind the scenes is the industrious group known as the Stage Crew. The effectiveness of their sets, which added so much to the plays and assemblies held this year, can- not be exaggerated. Under the direction of Mr. Van Buskirk, they certainly contributed toward the smooth and efficient functioning of the school. Left to right, Mr. Van Buskirk, Litz, Maker, Kessler. lf' ff' IQ i J fl kirr N ?.,,. . , , K f . . S fi The very capable students in Art Service, under the direction of Mr. James Gibbs, helped to promote school spirit through their artistic talents. They used their skills in letter- ing and their aptness in the form of posters. They advertised our school plays, dances, sales, and other extra- curricular activities. The Art Service also made decorations which added to the atmosphere of our dances. These students certainly contributed both time and effort to their school and fellow students.

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Left io right, row 1--Knoll. Row 2-Ong, Chillo, Vreeland, Broder, Prager, G. Balderman, Gordon. Row 3--Woodberry, Irvine, Kirby, Rose, Ransom, E. Baldermon, Ames, Gordy. The monitors, who offer a helping hand to our school personnel and to all Crawford students, certainly deserve com- mendations. They have donated many hours of worthy service to our school. A principal iob of the monitors is to relay mes- sages from school offi- cials to students. Other iobs performed include bookkeeping, typing, and filing. 28 The Elections Commit- tee, under the direction of Suzanne Knoll, co- ordinated all school elections: class, Song and Cheerleaders, and A.S.B. The main responsibil- ity of this efficient com- mittee was to organize and officiate at the A.S.B. Nominating Con- vention held in April. Y 1' X ' .la : ii , A . T. H ..,, A , my . . , ,, - ,,,.,- . I - if C

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Qing , olgdglfle BARBARA HOLEWINSKI SUSAN HEAROLD Vice President President Striving to promote the welfare of the school, the Girls' League supported many activities. Autumn Round-up, Fillies Follies, April a la Mode, and a chrys- anthemum sale were activities for which the Girls' League was responsible. They also sponsored an after- game dance, for which the admission was a book. The books were then sent to an orphanage in Manila. Another proiect which the organization advocates was the selection of the Girl of the Month. Under the direction of Susan Hearold and Mrs. Thomas, the Girls' League has accomplished a great LOUISE NEIL deal. Secretary Left to right, row l-Lamb, Copeland, Hearold, Holewinski, Neil. Row 2-Balderman, Bell, Evans, Kahn, Geismann, Kimmerling Myers, Acord, Clark, Wagner, Zamora, Cripe. Row 3-Heimrich, Hoban, Kanagy, Crane, Wellington, Krebsbach, Erickson, Fanlon, Masliah. Row 4-Baker, LeSage, Wells, Ong, Irvine, Ronaldson, Jacobs, Slater, Talmage, Gonzales, Baranov. Row 5-Musil Lyons, Leatherman, Schunert, Pope. Row 6-Fuller, Marshall, Berglund. Foor, Perkins, Scherkenback, Balderman. 1 -frft -fff . . -:fm -ff- U. ..... ,,,, mp-fem .,.,.. ,.., . , Q-W-f-.f 'W MRS. THOMAS Faculty Advisor LETA COPELAND Treasurer