Crenshaw High School - Cougars Path Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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1. Marion Flowers, Texas Southern University 2. Alfreda Peterson, Tenn. A I State, Northern 111. Univ. 3. James Wilson, University of Texas, University of LaVerne 4. Eugene Kambara, CSULA 5. Lagatha Payton, Southern University 109

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DEANS OFFICE The Dean ' s Office at Crenshaw High is unique in what it seeks for young people at the high school level. It seeks sound and effective decisions in counseling our students. In reach- ing decisions, both sides of each situation is heard. That in itself is unique. Through dis- cussions, students are guided to self realization and accepting the responsibility of facing the consequences of his or her own actions. Hope- fully, this will result in more mature future de- cisions and responsible actions. 108

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English Department Our English Department long considered boring and has turned it into something special. This usually calls for unique techniques. The same work is still done but everyone has more fun doing it. The dis- cussions, readings, and personal writings have been elevated it from the level of being just english. If one has unusual ability in english, the instructor gives him the encouragement to maximize this abil- ity with the many english electives the department offers. 1. Caroll Bermel, Thiel College, UCLA 2. Dorothy Doyle 3. Barry Tunick, UCLA, USC Language is the key to learning and to life. 4. Phyllis Wrenn, Pepperdine, USC 5. Jeffery Horton, Speech Debate 110