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

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This year’s theme, “‘A New Beginning” was thought of by Cynthia Webster. Homecoming Week started off with the Donut Dunkem, where the Homecoming Court was announced. At the rally on Friday, the princes, princesses, dukes and duchesses were presented with their escorts to the student body. With the help of the pep squad and alumni, the students were put into high spirits. Though the Colts lost to the Clairmont Chieftains, 14-20, that night at the sold out dance, students enjoyed the sounds of ‘‘New Homecoming Week— 23

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noe 1. Kim Jessop dances with Senior Prince Mike Martinez. 2. Students end homecoming week dancing to the music of ‘‘New Joy”’. 3. Songleader Laura Francis is struck with embarrassment as she tries to remove her pants during the strip tease at the rally. 4. Coming back for homecoming, the ‘75 pep squad perform a perfect routine. 5. Marian Eastern decorates the cafeteria the day before the donut dunkem. 6. Lynda Bunuan nonchalantly tosses her shoe in the strip tease act.

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1. Marck Wright gains yardage in the 2nd quarter. 2. Cheerleaders pile onto the truck during the pre-game parade. 3. Coach Jim Romig gives the defensive squad last minute play instructions. 4. The Homecoming Court from left to right: Candy Greer, Karen Britt, Janis Sheinberg, Lynda Bunuan, Brian Wilbur, Mike Martinez, Eddie Castro and Brandy Anderson. 5. Homecoming Queen Lynda Bu- nuan disp lays her happiness after be- ing crowned. Homecoming Homecoming 1976 was a memorable time. There was the addition of young men to the court, the rain that surprised the student body, and the Clairemont Chieftains that caught the Colts’ football team offguard, 14- 20. Homecoming was dancing to New Joy, watching the Homecoming Court freeze dur- ing a windy halftime and watching the songleaders “‘take it off” in their strip-tease routine. Homecoming was alumni, reunions with old friends, laughter, and tears.