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

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r tg.. at Skateboard Contest Adds Interest in Activit A new attraction, a student skateboarding contest, was spon- sored by Mr. Richard Christensen and Mr. Richard Warner for the first activity period of the year. Students who entered were judged on the difficulty of their stunts, as well as ability to stay on the board. They were allotted 90 seconds to perform. Contestants were judged by jesse Wilkins and DeanSpillane. The judges were hard put to de- cide on a winner, but eventually they decided that David Goode was first, Ellen O'Neal second, and third went to Randy Bernstein. 1. David Goode performs difficult stunts with accuracy, in the short 90 seconds al- lotted to him. 2. As the only girl entered, Ellen O'Neal gets a big applause as she performs her graceful handstand. 3. Mr. Richard Christensen and Mr. Rich- ard Warner, sponsors of the skateboarding contest, watch the proceedings with interest and approval of the activity. 4. The crowd watchs with interest as each contestant performs his stunts and tricks during the first activity period of the year. 5. The crowd cheers while Randy Bernstein performs his amazing triple board hand- stand. gin Wagyu! Stk R? 2 -

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After a Friday night basketball victory over Montgomery, many students danced to celebrate. The gym was cleared of spectators without a dance ticket, while the group Thesh- hold set up. They played various types of music ranging from soft rock to soul. Sponsored by the senior class, the Winter Holiday Dance lost money, but the dance was enjoyed by all who went. Students Danced Pollowmg Basketball VlCt0 24-Dance