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

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Dampered By Illness ens EEE TE a ; : Photo by: Greg Kwik 1. Members of the Key Club and the Auroras join forces to collect mistletoe. 2. Peek-a-boo! Santa came early to wish everyone a great vacation. 3. The Madrigals display their musical talent for the Colts at the Winter Assembl y. 4. Some of the Auroras and a Key Club member collect mistletoe for the Winter “Holly-days.” 5. Skeptic buyers look over the Auroras Christmas cards, abiemet mes ens 5 Photo by: Greg Kwik Winter Holidays — 29

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| in ie ) | | ] ] t i | | ] | 28 — Winter Holidays Holiday Spirit Photo by: Greg Kwik Perhaps the most noticeable event of the holiday season was the “flu” that swept through a majority of area schools and wiped out a least thirty percent of all students at Crawford. Despite the widespread illness, the Holiday Spirit was apparent to those students who managed to remain healthy. Fa a + y oy . pin Wr ay 7 a, a ey ig tea m5 ee eae Thr a BO es: at Photo by: Steve Crisci vole oP + ee de oe, a we v% aa me 2 Ae Mae ea PT De : Nien . 6 rw Pps 5 gto te ab wo ae - : . oo

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: | A perfect time for getting little trivial things done is lunch. Morning is too early to know what things need to be done dur- ing the day and, by afternoon, everyone is too tired to think about getting those things done. Whether it is talking to friends, last minute cramming for fifth period tests, going to assorted club meetings, or getting tickets for an athletic competition or dance. People always find time to do those things during lunch. After all, who ever thought lunch was a time to just sit back, relax, and enjoy a nutritious mid-day snack?! 30 — Lunch Photo by: Dwight Leung