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

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7m 5m W 7M 70W gm The merit system encourages students to get good citizenship on the same plane with classroom work. At : year's end, students who have received the maximum number of bonus. merits are awarded pins symbolic ': of their outstanding contribution to the school's life. Citizenship certificates will go to pupils who amass perfect records during their high school careers. In . addition to the pride of winning such a certificate, there is the assistance the citation will bring to the holder as a recommendation for employment and college scholarships. ' Bonus merits are not make-up points for those lost through action of the Student Court. Awards will go to students who retain their entire quotas of automatically issued merits and who add these bonus merits to their totals. We Carolyn Atchisson, Madeleine Kertesz, David Nelson, Michele Garside and Martha Gorman were half the panel of winners of the top citizenship awards. The other five were Pete Scalia, John Lundstrom, Bar- bara Kiss twho was showing the others how the new pin looks L Arlene McLaughlin and Judy Parrott. Judy didn't show for the picture. Keeping and checking the records on the system was the job of Merle NeuhaIth, Ada Price and Doug Cook. Be

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5W ?msmmgotesqm President Jon Colombano accepted Ells' charter from the state scholarship fudcralion in Fubnmrx- :md m-l- I .. comed nine juniors and thirty-four sophs to membership for their first SCHTL'SICT. Thcv joiztrd th'irw-Ihn L- others who had won the honor two or three times previously. I h :- New members, in addition to those who showed up for their first official mutiny, and nppcar m the 51mp- shots on this page, were Forest Busby, Barbara Chandler, Guy Harris, Floyd Hidajliarbara Higgins, ngd Sharon Taylor, all juniors. Sophomores included Judy Blair, Roger Caron, Carol Ann Clark, bhn Cluzia't- son, Doug Clemetson, Kay Cusack, Donna Kaufmann, Jim Pcrkins,Pau1 Putter, Bill Schupp, Anm Silllpv son, John Stevenson, Sylvia Tatge, Julie Tipton, Betty Vandcrloo, Beverly Watkins, Catherine wcinhvld and Steve Whitney. wnu VII , . i . c, IX .9 - ' ' Marlena James, Judi BarBee, John Pritchett, James Mehlhaff a two-time winner L Myrtle Miller and Carolyn Atchisson. Roberta Lawson, Joe Hailey, Clinton Lowell, Mike Pickering, Jodie Dew, Joan Hackney. Betty mgdon, Jean Ellingsen, Arlene Richards h a rc- Mike Scholar, Barbara Mchxtyng Ark :4 pEateQ, Alice Malek. Steve Lohcr, Eleanor AlpL-rt. -- vh... - .a... . f, - h,- , -'. TN-QMCI' f?lkvv ?.?.g -Ahxw