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

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.14 message from flee rincipa You are the first graduating class of the Eighties. You are the young scholars who are embarking upon a decade that has the largest number of unsolved problems of any young adult in the history of mankind. Your challenge for the Eighties should be to initially work hard to learn a saleable skill in the next few years. Yes, education, technical training, and skilled learning will make a difference for you. Again, you will be called upon to solve our energy problem, international hunger. local unemployment, mass transportation, housing, and family life styles. I trust that the great minds that are being developed in this class will provide many of the solutions to these serious problems. The faculty, staff, and administration salute you who are concerned about learning for the future. We pray that you become the models that are needed to prove that an education at Crenshaw High School stimulated your thinking. inquiry, and assertiveness. Las Grandes class of l98O. this high school wishes you good luck in the years to come! Sncerefy, In cllionef Jouberf principa!

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l l 1 W A ' f , ' V T , 2, we, fi 0 ' Audrey Allen William Anderson Ella Apger English Social Studies Math Md ve J' David Backhaus Moss Benmosche Carroll Bermel Carl Betts Social Studies P.E. English Social Studies June Brandon General Brown William Campbell Fred Church P.E. Referral Room Industrial Arts Science