Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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fb Says Richmond Union High School is proud and h appy to have had you, the Class of June 1964, as part of its continuing and ever-growing family. You have spent a time here, nurtured in the traditions of our beloved school; the impact of those years cannot help but be forceful. Here you have gotten general background for fur- ther necessary training, specific immediately usable skills, habits of work, and attitudes toward life. These things have been accomplished while you have had fun, played games and made friendships. May you contribute much to a world which truly needs your work, your creative imagination and your sense of right and decency. My hope is that you will always be inspired and influenced by the great traditions of our school. | wish you joy and personal fulfillment. David C. Gray, Principal Richmond Union High School 15

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Vice-Principals TO THE CLASS OF ‘64 ‘‘Remember that graduation does not mean you have completed your education. We hope we have shown you the way to continue to learn throughout your life.”’ Margaret Thompson MRS. MARGARET THOMPSON Instructional Vice-Principal A.B., University of California, Teacher, Counselor, Dean of : Girls, Administrative Assistant, RUHS graduate, 34 years at ¢ RUHS. MR. GEOFFREY YATES Administrative Vice-Principal A.B., Administrative and Counseling Credential San Francisco State, Uni- versity of California, Social Studies and Physical Education Teacher, Counselor, Dean of Boys, 19 years at RUHS. orneesanaaorer mia necuse Fie TO THE CLASS OF 64’ “It is with real regret that we see you, the Class of 1964, leave us. Your accomplish- ments have been many. You have been leaders in the return of night football at RUHS, the erection of a new bulletin board dedicated to Mr. Christensen, and the gen- eral ups wing of school spirit at RUHS. We wish you all the luck and success in the future.”’ Jeff Yates 16