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

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ayAy yany Crawford High provided classes students get ready for the future. H: work combined with a bit of fun kept the day interesting. R.O.P. classes in Business and Management, assisted the participat- ing students in their choosen career. But all classes, not only the R.O.P. classes, aided the students to prepare for the main stream of life. 1. Peter Griffin studies a specimen in chemistry. 2. Mattie Sadler and Debbie Vitus ponder a statement made by their teacher. 3. Mrs. MacMaster shows there can be some excite- ment during the day. 4. Keith Jones concentrates on the state test. 5. Maureen Raaberg listens intently to class discus- sion. sWeT[IM Ue ; a ‘ : Classrooms — 19

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Hie ssh aati Siliideitali i . cn “ ef e 2M states g a i oto i. In November, Dr. Dean put on a sur- prisingly funny show sponsored by the: senior class. People crowded into the auditorium, many excited at participat-: ing in the hypnotic antics of the show, others just to watch. It really proved entertaining, with people laughing, singing, dancing, and (would you believe?) crying their way through the evening. During the course of the show, Dr. Dean unexpectedly hypnotized a few people in the audience which added to all the craziness. 1. Dr. Dean quickly awakens some participants as they get a little carried away in their stripper act. 2. “I will survive!” Becky McEuen portrays Gloria Gaynor. 3. Everyone is put back to sleep after being con- vinced they were hot. 4. Julie Roberson shakes, bumps, and grinds to the beat.. 5. The duet of Mike Norden and Kenny Scheib sing their version of “Rubber Duckie.” =i : ‘ 20 — Dr. Dean