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

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P What did summer mean to you? Was 'it the beach parties, movies, shopping outing, a job, or just plain lounging around the house? Or were you the type of person that liked to get a class out of the way and take summer school? -Either way it was your decision! Once school was let out on June 16, you had three months to do with as you wished. lt always seemed however, that what ever you did with your time it went by, too quickly! Soon it was September 10, the day of Crawford's annual kickoff. Colts were invited to come and have a preview of the up and coming year that started only four, days later on September 14. U The new J.V. Cheerleaders gave a hello cheer and dance, the new A.S.B.-officers were in- troduced as were representatives of other clubs. It was a day to get inform- ed, to have fun, and a day to help in the transition from summer to school. right: Lara Dickens tests the Colina Del Sol pooI's chlorine as part of her summerjob. below: Tim Crumrime rests during his four hour summer school class. ummer Brought . . . . ,X 6 - Summer W V