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

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1. Songleaders get dancin’ at the Henry pep rally. 2. Songleader Janis Sheinberg holds the one and only “Dean Nichols-Baby-face Biggers” doll at the Baby Day Rally. 3. At Crawford’s first Super Rally, Mr. Maley speaks to the spirited crowd. Sitting behind him are lettercarriers, waterpolo team, and girls swim team. 4. Noreen Blair receives her spirit stick from cheerleader, Dean Nichols, at one of our many football rallies.

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C s ¢ L t erences re sengeeneteeensereeseteetens eens peer nana ce aT 16—Lunch 1. Quick cameraman catches Susan Walters in mid-bite. 2. The apple pie tree watches as two girls eat their lunch. 3. Lunch isn’t all fun and games for Kim Krumm as she studies for a Latin exam. 4. Vicki Bechtel brown bags it during lunch in the quad. 5. Tracy Walker seems to be thinking, “| got the chips open, now how do | open this milk?”’. 6. ‘““Okay you can have some fires!’’, consents Ven Griva, to his girlfriend, Patty Ford.