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

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Committee Produced Spiri , fonfe itil and Pesters With Elections Commissioner Karen Smith in charge, votings held all year at Crawford. One ot their tions. Later the committee works with cheerleader the elections committee takes care of the varied first responsibilities is to conduct sophomore elec- selections and finally the nominating convention. Because Crawford had no nominating convention this Shown are senior elections held in May 7968. The ing for the A.S.B. Ball by setting up a pyramid of year the 68-69 Elections Committee had little to do. Publications Committee assumes the job ot advertis- boxes, Nevertheless, attendance was moderate. 'Q iii We ,J X 1 Q ff .. l l J v ii! rg: sf? t 'z A 4.1 I . --Y, 'Lal 1 if i ,L fafi r if :gg ' 11+ 5 1157 ' 5 y i 'fi' L, ifidni l ' - 'f R ,gn Headed by Commissioner Vince Massulo, the publica- They make banners for rallies and games, advertise are up to date. Different advertising techniques tions committee covers publicity for all A.S.B. events. up-coming events and make sure bulletin boards include using radio and television announcements. l5

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mlustrious Colts on Rallies, Elections um! Publications Commissioner Nancy Darby led the dk! Rallies and Assemblies Committee in W the promotion of school spirit and the organization of rallies. Colts filled the gymnasium bleachers to cheer for a victory in the upcoming athletic ja' event. if ii! The Elections Committee headed by Karen Smith correlated and con- t ducted the cheerleader elections, the sophomore elections, and the final A.S.B. Nominating Convention. Publications of A.S.B. events required the attention of the Publications Committee. These events included athletic and social activities. Publica- tions Commissioner Vince Massulo worked with the committee to deco- rate bulletin boards and help with rally banners. W WW m Rallies and Assemblies commissioner Nancy Crawford's year-round rallies, beginning with Students stomp and cheer at mid-season football rall whit N Darby helps her committee promote spirit for football and ending with swimming. Dc,-by mop me Crawford masco, is head instigmoryof Coit ' 1 I I . l4

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nter-CI b Cauncii Cam us Tradition , 8 Student Af airs ..,..q..- 4 Ke Sparking much student interest, Dee Dee Rhea, Com- missioner of Student Affairs, has turned out many tal- By organizing Orientation Week and Club Week the Student Affairs Com- mittee helped Crawford start the year. Sparked by the enthusiasm of their leader, Dee Dee Rhea, the com- mittee initiated a pumpkin-carving contest. As a final project the com- mittee made ln a Gadda Da Vida decorations carrying out the A.S.B. Ball theme. The Inter-Club Council is comprised of a representa- tive from each Crawford Club an-d President Dee Dee ented Colts for the traditionally small Student Af- fairs Committee. Having so many eager and artistic Dee Dee Rhea also guided and in- spired creative ideas for the Inter Club Council. Composed of a repre- sentative from each club, the council handled many Colt activities. They began the season by heading home- coming and the Caravan of Floats. At Christmas the council sold mistle- toe to raise money. A new activity this year was holding a carnival at Rhea. The club sponsors Homecoming, the Caravan of Floats, and a mistletoe sale. A new activity the workers, the committee works on such activities as Orientation, Club week and A.S.B. Ball decorations a mid-year dance. To add to its suc- cess each club was in charge of a booth. Directed by Patty Doud, the Campus and Traditions committee compiled the Historian's notebook and tried to keep traditions up-dated. Other proiects were various clean campus drives throughout the year. l.C.C. has initiated is a carnival held at a mid-year dance, where every club member puts up a booth, ,q-,pr-1 lo