Friends Select School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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thletiu Assuliialiu HS The G.A..-X. has always been a strong' organiza- tion. Not only has it contributed to thc social aspect of life, through events such as the Mother- llaughter Banquet: but it has also contributed to physical development through its sports events. such as intramural basketball, and to thc encour- agement of school spirit by the class point systeln and thc sports awards. VVe know that thc tinc traditions fostered by the G.A.A. and strengthened each year by our cor- porate: experiences will continue to influence each girl. First Row: Marjory Schiavo, treasurer, Judy Love, vice- president, Fran Sussman, president, jane Stein, secre- tary, Carol Hancock, publi- city manager, Reggie Wil- liams, coach. Second Row: Barbara Thomson, janet Brouse, Anne Fry, Paula Schriebman, Mara Janson, Dolly Cammarota, judy Lorry, Judy Robin, Patty Prince. First Row: Phil Scott, ad- viser, Fred Campo, treas- urer, Sam Mlltch, president, Bob Berger, vice-president, Ed. Kellerman, secretary. Second Row: Calvin jones, Norman Silverman, David Tomlin, Fred Mayer, Bill Millis, Stephen Stark. 'l'hc Boys' Athletic Association has shown much social growth this year in thc addition of several events to its already varied and interesting pro- gram. The many traditional events. such as thc Fathcr-Son Banquet. Field Day. when all of thc elasses join in friendly competition, and the Sports Dance. help to develop good social characteristics. To the sehcdulc this year, the l3.A.A. has added intramural football and basketball games which have helped in the physical development of each participant. Fifty-two