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

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Homecoming, a favorite tradition, was scheduled during the week of October second through the sixth. This was a week that could best be described as a combination of hard work, fun and, oftentimes, mass chaos. As seniors, juniors and sophomores OAC moO atom eo ECM ety rata up their routines. The bands practiced while the Auroras made final preparations for the Donut Dunk’em. As the week prog- ressed, the hectic pace turned to anticipation and excitement for . BCE Co Cae Shit aera easier Photo by Dwight Leung 1. Dana Harris was one of a handfull of seniors who became proficient in the art of flower fluffing etait a 2. Craig Homnick and Chris Hanson provide PTE atop ty 3. Colts Nancy Klein and Louis Kanuha watch in anticipation as former Clots perform their routine. 4. At the Donut Dunk’em, Katy McDonald looks on as Stephen Gross receives his Senior Prince boutenir from Auroras president Joan Gartley. DA eC aM coca me mT! Mater at the end of the Homecoming Rally. 6. Mary Rojas and Ken Domontay display their dancing talents at the Homecoming Dance.

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omecoming, 197 1. Homecoming King Tony Espinosa. PA UT mae eum of ‘Great Inventions, circles the field after winning wire cele e 3. Homecoming Queen Sheri Hernandez. 4. Christian Pauls, our AFS student from Ger- many, and John Adkins wave to the crowd. 5. The 1978 Homecoming Court: Junior Duke and Duchess Tom Cook and Sheila Edwards; Senior eae gehen (OC ee ec CeCe Ore Homecoming King and Queen Tony Espinosa and Sheri Hernandez; and Sophomore Duke and Duchess Jason Anderson and Kim Crutcher. -14— Homecoming Court