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

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in School, Sports... The drab brown walls of the school remained the same, but inside those walls, many changes took place. New teachers greeted students on the first day of school and the sophomores got their first look at high school life. Our school’s population also decreased by some 300 students as the Junipero Serra Junior-Senior High School was just completed. Although the student population dropped to approximately 1,800, sports wise we were still considered a large school. In an effort to balance the competition of the city schools, the City Conference was divided into the Eastern League, which included Crawford, and the Western League, which consisted of the schools with a smaller enrollment. In basketball, a nation wide rule change went into effect. The dunk is back. Once a technical foul, the dunk, though rarely seen, was a crowd pleaser and brought more excite- ment to the game.

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1. Randy Bernstein takes a break before returning to class. 2. Coach Jim Romig goes over various plays with his defensive unit. 3. Surprised by a student’s question, Mr. William Seager pauses before answering. 4. Fred Hopkins shoots for two points in a game against Hoover. es

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1. The duck and cover disaster drill came as a surprise to the sophomores in the I.S. class. 2. I.S. students combine study with relaxa- tion as they sit outside on a sunny day. 3. Kim Krumm listens attentively to a friend during lunch. 4. Kenny Vasquez proves that even football players need security. 5. Surrounded by appreciative students, Mr. Jim Pillings joins in the applause. 6. Lunchtime music appealed to everyone as Sierra Spencer dances to the Navy band. | Cee REM eNCASN ON eT