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

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DeCliCClti0I'1 When Mrs. Lois Agnew retires this year, she will be ending a long and successful career in education that began in Kentucky and has con- tinued in the San Diego City Schools system since l939. Before coming to Crawford in 1962, Mrs. Agnew taught home eco- nomics at Memorial Junior High School and Snyder Continuation High School, and then became Vice-Principal at Lincoln High School and at Gompers Junior High School. While serving as Girls' Vice-Principal at Crawford for the past five years, Mrs. Agnew has shown her dedication to the students of Crawford and to the education system. She has kept abreast of all campus activities by being the administrative advisor to the Girls League, American Field Service, and the Junior Class. She was also chairman of the guidance program. An active participant in community service, Mrs. Agnew is past presi- dent and chairman of the executive board of the President's Council com- posed of the executive officers of the women's business, professional, and service clubs in San Diego. The Altrusa International, of which she is past president, is a participating organization of the President's Council. In addition, Mrs. Agnew is a charter member of Alpha Delta Kappa, an hon- orary professional teachers' fraternity, organized to promote better edu- cation. To someone who has fulfilled her duties as an administrator and has worked outside of the school to insure better methods of education, to someone who has kept the interests of Crawford foremost in her mind, to MRS. LOIS AGNEW, the I967 CENTAUR is dedicated.

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