Harry Ells High School - Crusader Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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After school sports for all girls are provided by the Girls' Athletic Association. Pictured, clockwise from upper left, are some of the participants in the program. Jackie Erickson, Kathie Dietz, Sally Newman and Carole Davis were first semester officers. Elaine Yates, Phyllis Nettles, Bar- bcra Kiss and Linda Chose were caught in some sort of gyration in the tumbling room after school. Activity managers for the year were Julianne Holbrook, Elaine Motyio, Sharon Vest, Michele Gar- side, Donna Griffin, Gail Teague and Anne Gonzer. Anne Ganzer, Jackie Erickson, Bar- bara Unger and Donna Griffin served as officers of the association during the second semester. OtxkiivV

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THERE UJILL BE H mEETIHB DRAMA CLUB-Shirley Pylo t, Sue Jones, Esther Sisler, Martha Gormon, Mike Rinno, Doug McKechnie, Anne Anderson, Koren Ettling, Eleanor Alpert and Virginia Aloniz are trying out for parts in the spring offering of the Drama Club, Antic Spring. BLOCK E SOCIETY-Pete Pringle, seated in center, was elected president of the Block E at the organizational meeting. Others named to the athletic group include: Marlin Andes, Robert Askins, Jerry Bofron, Bill Byford, Percival Clark, Joy Edwards, Pete Heiser, Henry Hudson, Ron Nielson, Dave Hennings, Terry Mays, James Orosco, Gerald Petree, Jim Sciorroni, John Smith, John Sutro, Mike Tipton, Richard Toombs, Richard Simmons, Manuel Bernardo, Harold Grantham, Gory Robbins, Floyd Toti, Kenneth Davis, Roger Davis, Carl Young, Gary Randall, Bill Whiting, Hermon Homp, Bob Gaillord, t Lee Hardy, Earl Wright, Don Westfoll, David Parr, Bill Schwartz, Floyd Hicks and i Gary Walch. Managers were David Enrici, Charles Modie and Vincent Villano. W X, y