Richard M. Blankenburg (Social Studies/US History) American Government Problems

My years at Crawford and all my students are fondly remembered. Best of all teaching experiences and all the students were wonderful human beings that I am proud to have known, every single one of them.
I have enjoyed a full and wonderful life, have no regrets, and continue to live every minute of every day to the fullest.
Over the years since I left Crawford in 1966, I have lived in many different places and I have always returned to San Diego where I live now. I have great memories of Crawford students, each of whom I consider a personal friend.

Boy oh boy, do I ever have memories of fun at Crawford; every day was a fun day and I had a great time every day. I would gladly have worked for free, but don't tell that to the school board. What can I say, I enjoyed every day and we had fun. The administration thought that I was a great disciplinarian because I never sent any bad kids to the office; what did they know, the joke was on them because I never had any bad kids, I only had good friends. I just hope everyone had as much fun as I did. Pick any day I went to "work" at Crawford and its a favorite funny story.