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

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John Smith, Roy McKeag, Russell Umbraco, Jon Colombano and Dennis Anderson were Chess Club stalwarts for the year. Chess Club members took meets from San Leandro, Oakland High and Oakland Tech during the year. They dropped their engagements with Hayward and Piedmont. Judy Compaan served as president of the Canvas Stainers Officers of the Drama Club were Virginia Alaniz, Diane Keppen, art club. Other officers were Barbara Higgins and Pat Blain. Sue Jones, Nancy Brown and Judie Blair. l. 1ub Candy and rummage sales netted $25 which Drama Club Art Club members visited the nearby Richmond A rt Center fo .- asuC' members used to rent and purchase costumes, make-up and their excursions. At school they experimented with new uses , for oils and other art media. scripts. They attended rehearsals of groups at the Richmond Community Theater, Richmond High And El Cerrito. Highlights of the year was the presentation of the spring play M'Liss.

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Block E officers were Marlin Andes, John Stevenson, Hank Hudson, son was president. Pete Heiser, and Jim Orosco. Hud- The Christmas dance was the big event of the year for Block E. They cleared over $160 on the event to raise money for letter and award purchases. Standing behind president Barbara Jones were the rest of the Business Club's officers. They included Saundra Ashley, Karen Pederson, Sandra Sewell and Arlene Richards. Alpha Rho is the official name of the business club. During the year they selected official club pins, sold E115 buttons and held a cake sale. Sounds as if they meant business. Louis Tustin, Howard Ward and Cam Whit- ty headed the Boating Club. Along with their sponsor Mr. Long, members of the club finished a fishing boat. To try it out, they went on asuc- cessful fishing trip on the bay. Officers 0 Sue J one Candy m membe:'s scripts. Communi 0f the ye

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Boat Club elected George Barnhouse, Jim Dittmer, Stuart Donaldson and Art Woodruff to serve as of- ficers. Safety training for boaters filled much of the time during meetings of the Boat Club. Two trips to Angel Island and an all day bay cruise were in- cluded in outings. Leaders of the Future Teachers Club were Joanne Gysin, Penny McGee, Diann Penning and Judy Cook. Attending talks, classes and entertainments at col- lege campuses on both sides of the bay filled the Future Teachers' schedule with variety. A dele- gation spent one entire day on the campus of the University of San Francisco, another attended a lecture given by the dean of students at CCJC, and members attended class meetings at the junior college. L e , ,x.,.en.wmx AW w Bill Smith, Walter Williams and Anne Anderson, Music Club officers, got pointe1s on the trumpet from president James Mehlhaff.