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

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F' .:A.- 544 FRONT: Flanoy Garrett, Willie Harris, Benita Williams, Jerrie Ridgell, Pamela Blackmon, Karen Pointer, Donna Aubert, Brigitte Payton, Germaine Hill, Triniere Fletcher. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Wiggins, Valerie Kelly, Dana Siglar, Anita Alexander, Susan Chaney. Sheila Brown, Toiya Butler, Tammie Mars, Brenda Kelly. THIRD ROW: Renee McDowell, Brenda Little, Rosalind Cook. Adrienne Bryant, Ricki Williams, Gayle Pugh, Brenda Lowe, Donna Calloway, Sponsor Jack Susser. BACK, Kenneth George. Octavia Frazier, Leo Bordenave. Felecia Jackson, Shelly Clothier, Janiece Keller, Phyllis Crutchfield, Marcus Irvin, Cynthia Lee, Vernon Yancy, Paula Lee. As senior president I have tried with my complete interest and respect to fulfill my job to the best of my ability. As president I have tried to be a dynamic leader as well as a follower of all the rules and regulations. I have enjoyed my past three years at Crenshaw, representing many clubs and committees, trying to be a. vital force in leadership. As president of the class of classes, I'd like to wish the class of I98O a very distinguished and prosperous future. -Flanoy Garrett Senior Class President enior Cabinef 74 ' x sw. 359 , ff X ,A ug f XX -xi I I A i I iwwry I 'ay rv I I . ' if-4-Q l,f1,': I. LPI' 5, f I I I LF 5:1 ,D K I ' i

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QSHAWIW Af .P l . 5,1 A QX . . I 7 ' I '. O 7 Y' I N ounce -,AK I 1 BELGW: Brotherhood Pres. Vincent Sypert, Recording Sec. A -A Elizabeth Nelson, Publicity Director Cynthia Wheeler, Girls League Pres. Briggitte Henderson. Pres. Carole Pinkney, UBARS Vice-Pres. Benita Williams, Treas. DeWanda Hughes, Corresponding Sec. LaJuana Harris. Parliamentarian Sheri Grady. NOT SHOWN: Director of Athletics Tawanda Duck, Director of Assemblies Tammy Allen. ff .14 message from our agfuclenf Zami? lgreaiclenf When I came to Crenshaw three years ago I was very impressed with the school spirit, pride and motivation. I soon realized that it takes a special kind of person to be a Cougar. I then decided to devote my time and myself to Crenshaw, home of the mighty Cougars. As Student Body President l've tried to maintain that same kind of spirit, pride and motivation that I witnessed as a sophomore. And now more than ever I still believe that it takes someone special to be a Cougar. l've worked with the administration and student body to make Crenshaw a comfortable yet educational school. l've also worked diligently for activities that sophomores. juniors and seniors alike could actively participate in. Being The Shaw's president was not an easy job. Nevertheless. if I had it to do all again I wouldn't change a thing. Unfortunately. I couldn't meet and talk with all of you. Yet without each and every one of you the l979-80 school year would not have been the success that it was. Crenshaw, you have given me very precious memories, something no one can ever destroy. I thank each and every one of you from the bottom of my heart. And I wish all of you all the love and happiness in the world. May God bless you and yours in the future. Love always. Carole Renee Pinkney

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unior Cabinef . FRONT: Corresponding Secretary Sheryl West, Treasurer Devonne Hart, President Koi Kennedy, Vice-President Yolanda Rock, Recording Secretary Karen Carmichael. MIDDLE: Ona Livingston. Shirley Brown, Shelly Lee, Jannah Shaheed, Rochelle Wingfield. Brenda Gallow. BACK: Vanessa Gordon, Crystal Coleman, Brenda Green, Connie Crowell, Sponsor Kathy Schultz. NOT SHQWN: Activities Director Nate Carter. ' ---- - f l -. W' ' TT is V' 2' ' . -ft: 74 E - is . ,. I-35 , f QSM. , ,Q li, -'Mfl.Y'v:.w5,F'xg1,l Q y ' ,u, ,I fa, V- -a...,.f ' ' ' A . i 74' l ,- ,'., Y 7 gggmlyt ,grf In 4' TIX '17 Za , f.. N -f'f7',gLi35L,fggK,gtY:f V , :ly '3,..-M 4-4214 ot ., Ak - ,,. .Wm - I - - , as I ' 14 ' . ..,, - V 7 i f l' 'Mill T .' ' - ., ' ii K + 'iir 9 'C g 1-l ,,.,,. ,. V Eff New-.n g A 2 - Iii' LE 1:22,-auf., . , 'ZQVA Z . V. ' :Er rediclenlfb Vnefmage l'd like to tell you a little about the present and the future. l98O is the year of taking care of business, like choosing our class name, motto. colors and prom and after-prom sites. And after these items have been chosen we have to order T-shirts, sweaters, buttons and ID cards. This takes a lot of work and plenty of time. But when 'Sl comes we will have all the important business taken care of and we'll be ready for some enjoyable games, activities and entertainment. l'm not saying all business aside, because you're never through. What I am saying is 'Sl is going to remember the past, conquer the present and prepare for the future. Because we are the best and we will style in our powder blue and black. -Koi Kennedy Junior President