El Cerrito High School - El Camino Yearbook (El Cerrito, CA)

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Girls football game cancelled at last minute Not everyone knows that El Cerrito has a girls' football team. This excellent idea was thought up as a way for the Black Student Union to raise funds. A game which never came off was set in Dec- ember against Kennedyis girls but they could not play. Our girls practiced after school for weeks but at the last moment the game was cancelled. The girls tried to find another school to play but were unsuccessful. Every team has to have a coach but this team was lucky, not one but four young men took time out to teach them. They were Armond Jack, Ricky Pryor, Sammy Burns and Donald Smith. All but Armond made a name for them- selves in football for El Cerrito this year. Coach Sammy Burns Coach Donald S Front Row: Evelyn White, Sherre Ross. Winnie Grifiieth. Pat Morrissey, Lisa Hunt, Wanda Whiten, Danita Bonner, Paula Cunningham, Regina Metoyerg Row 2: Karen Mortiboyg Sylva Speese, Rhonda Williams, Marlyrus Sanderson, Marion Lock, Marcia Chinn, Atweena Matlock, Lajuana, Decatur. Absent: Diane Price, Carmen Tapis, Carlene Crisler, Kathy Jo- nes, Daren MacNeill. mith Coach Ricky Pryor Coach Armond Jack W --za , . -, .rim fe. lOl

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Bowling sport is co-educational once again Bowling, a sport enjoyed by both girls and boys is co-educational. This year the bowling team played at Albany Bowl. It consisted of five boys and four girls. They played against themselves and intermuralg much can be said for they are one bowling team that will continue to play strongly long after others have gone down. Another sport is badminton. This is a class only for girls, although the boys could play badminton in their P.E. classes. This is a sport that is really fun to watch as well as to play, although many students do not get the chance. Although there was a period offered for girls who wanted to play badminton and tennis, no team sports such as basketball or baseball were offered for that class. Girls who like to play such games should check with their P.E. teachersj, said Miss Sparks, department chairman. For too long sports and girls just didn't go along. Now they are here and more girls need to participate? Darrlye Brown, Diane Daprion, Brad Hoyt, Joan Plant, Nancie Barnes, Diane Nelson, Titan Ford, Greg Carlson, Mike Fujita. Below: Beverly Branch, Regina Willis, and Donna Davis hit the shuttlecocks in Badminton, TOO

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