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

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1. Danny Sneed buries himself in his books while compiling information for his classwork. — ; 2. Members of the yearbook staff work out some last minute problems with their advisors. 3. Christiane Pauls is surrounded by boxes of donuts while setting up for the Donut Dunk’em. 4, A few members of the Varsity basketball team practice to perfect their overall games. 5. As Gary Kornfeld looks on, Stacey Wilson puts — ae touches on the Junior class Homecoming oat. 18 — Behind the Scenes

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Clearly the most important event of any Homecoming is the Game. It is, in essence, the King and Queen, the former pep squads, the floats and the actual game itself. More importantly, however, it is seeing the results of months of planning and prep- POEM ENMU Ome MC hOm sem Or lamo CMe lite| ae IE ee CMO RUC ee Ree ae 2. Former pep squad members show that their spirit is far from gone. RO (eH E NO m meee em el es Pe RUC RUC One Oe ele emu Ouloe PRON eRe ene etre ekg tts b) Homecoming Game — 17. aa Photo by: Greg Kwik

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Photo by: Paul Grissom Photo by: Dwight Leung . rt Colts Busy Year ‘Round LA LZ WN For every event that went on at Crawford, there was sure to jj be a story behind it. Whether it be practicing for a game or Yj Ze se studying for a classroom presentation, the action that went on behind the scenes more often than not proved to be an event in itself. The Colts found that planning and preparation were essential to producing a well organized activity. The results of such preparation were evidenced in the high quality of the fin- ished product. Photo by: Greg Kwik