Richmond Hill High School - Archway / Dome Yearbook (Richmond Hill, NY)

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THE DOME F M Fu FF Y 3 QB111' Gllaza Fresihent SENIOR G- 0- WALIJRON. JOHN. fRed.b Varsity Basketball: Varsity Football: G. O. Candidate: G. O., Presi- 1 dent: President of the class, six, seven and eiizht. Tmu' up on. thu Irrass bands, here comes Johvmy. l 3 WILL OF THE CLASS f or JUNE, '25 Drawn up in behalf of the Class by Md7'j' Steinbock. I mhpypag, we, the Senior Class of june, 1925, of Richmond Hill High School, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, as follows, hereby revoking all other and previous wills. FIRST: After we have been properly and royally buried, and our funeral expenses and other lawful debts have been paid, we do give and bequeath to the Senior Class of january, 1926, our deepest and heartfelt sympathy. SECOND: We do bequeath to the faculty the unrepudiated credit for our extensive suply of knowledge. THIRD: To Mr. Steinmetz, we do gladly give and bequeath a booklet containing a picture and a detailed account of the Inerits ol' each and every Democratic President of the United States, FDIIRTI-I: We, the departed pupils of Miss Leete, do leave the hope that our for' tunatc successors will remember not to for' get to remind her that she has forgotten to give an advance assignment. FIFTH: Miss Elizabeth Simonson does gladly bequeath her water wave combs to Mis Emma Steinmetz with complete instrucf tions as to the use of these beautifiers. SIXTH: Mr. John Waldron does bequeath his football togs to Stan Hemley in the hope that his successor may attain equal summits of athletic fame. SEVENTH: We, the Senior Class, wish to console Dr. Corson over the loss of his darlf ing, Dorothy Anger. We are positive that the devotion of Mr. Bernard Brown will fill the gap in Doc's heart, EIGHTH: Mr. Robert Dixson leaves the K original copy of his book, How I Obtained That School Girl Complexion, to whomsof ever it may concern. He also wishes to as' sure you that this is not an advertising scheme and that he is in no way connected with the Palmolive Company. H NINTH: Mr. Ralph Yoder does bestow JEWEL VAN PRAAf'1V'f'e'PTf-Wim the privilege of wearing a mustache IJAVID BAKER, Secretary l .lol-I N WALDRIIN, President

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THURSTON, JEANETTE. tJraw.l Girl Reserves: Book Club: Arista: Blue Ribbon: Swimming: Captain, Ball: Basketball: Tennis. llzfr 'uffwr f1'ni,lni'n.ity is hor most rfharming attribute. VAN MOLLE. ALICE. tAl.J Junior Glee Club, Prvsidvnt: .lunior Dramatic Club: Book Club, Vice President: Bank: Arista, 'lll'l'2lSlll'0I'I Senior CIBC Club: Senior' Dramatic Club, Prusidont: lllldlijl-IAOFIfl-I1l'gS, flrlam and Eva: Shakespeare Progrraml G. O. SlPC21lM'l': 3 Blue Ribbons! Posture Pin: Swimming: Captain Ball: Tennis: Girls' Athletic Council: Vice President Sixth Term and Senior Class. Shz' 'wallrs in Ilfllllfjl lilcc the night. VAN NOSTRAND, RICHMOND. tRICH.7 Intermediate Baseball City Champs: Varsity Soccvr. All Scholastic Soc- cer Team: Varsity Basketball: lntcrclass Baseball. Fm' Iirvrl ami Iowa and had my fling. WVALBANCKE. MARION. Civic Club: Book Club, Secre- tary: Bank, Vice Prvsidcnt: Freshman Rcgristrat ion: Late Passos: Arista: Tratlio Squad. Thr' fair, the rhasfr, tha i'nw'p'r1'ssi1Je sho. WALTERS, MARGARET. tMargi1'.l Captain Ball: Report- ers' Club. Not IL day 'lfilllillllf its 11611-f1'Ilt'IlIl'7lt to relate. WARDELL, EDNA. Girl Rc-Servos, Pri-sirlr'nt : Posturo Pin: Captain. Ball. Nr'uM11'ss is uw assrli of grr'nh1r'ss. WATTERSON, ELIZABETH. tlValIJ1.J Captain Rall: T071- nis: Swimming: Girl Rose-rvos. Sfill 11-atm-s 'run deep. VVEARE. DORIS. What do you 'nralrr those' vycs at 'nw for? WEINSTEIN, MARY. tMarg.l Service League: Mimeograph Club: Secretary to Mr. Wood: Civics Club: Captain Ball, End Ball. 5 Four out of jivr! and Margfs the lurlsy mtv! WERNER, RUTH. tIi'uthi4', Rufus.J Captain Ball: Basket- ball: Swimming: Girl Rosvrvvs: Book Club: Posture Pin. And along canm Ruth. WILLIAMSON, MARJORY. tMa1'j, Williiul Gle-0 Club: Girl's Athletic Council: Sword Society: Eigrht T1-rm Trvas- urer. The best of girls, the bvst of pals. WINNE, MARGARET. tI'eggy.J Glue Club: Girl Rose-rvcs. The part you play, however small, ls greater far than novm at all. WOLF, FLORENCE. tWolfi11, I lo.l Bank: Book Club: Mimeokrraph Club: Arista: Scarf-tary to Miss Hubbard: Captain Ball: 5 Blue Ribbons. A fame' tongue is a Tarn thing. WRIGHT, MARCELLA. tllflarcr, Marsj Ti-nnis: Book Club. Vibe president: G. O. Reprcsentativo: Glve Club: Arista: Z Blur: Ribbons. 'Tis wrll to bn wise, YANUCK, JOSEPH. tJou, Yanmhl Players' Guild: Dom- ino: Interclass Bascball: Traffic Squad: Domino, Captain Ill: that lrlllsllflflif is im 1'0uylmr'f'l.'. YODER. RALPH WICKERSHAM. tl'ifl1lwr, Wir'l.'ir'.l Civic Club: Radio Club: loo Hockoyg Football: Bank Captain lIlti0l't'l2l.SS Baseball. Tflllwllf Iilrv murdrr srwnis IN'I'llXi0'H0lljl lo rim in fumilfrs. YOUNG, FRANK. tC'hi1:l:.l Chemistry Club. Spurlos Vcrsrnlct. ZERWECK. CHARLES. Thr' amply vvssul makes thr' grfatest noise. 30

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Page szi THE DOME upon Mr. Maclntyre. May this masculine adornment improve Mac's appearance as it did Mr. Yocler's. TENTH: To Mr. Flint, we bequeath all such relics as we may leave behind us in the shape of castfoff gym shoes, deceased chew' ing gum, hairpins, cuff buttons, cigarette stubs ftwo blocks from the school of coursej , broken test tubes, useless Latin ponies, and rejected class songs, to be auctioned off in the first September Assembly. We wish the proceeds to be donated to the Voorhees' Fund for Buying Latin Ponies for Needy Students. ELEVENTH: Mr. Harold Finkelstein does generously leave his curly locks to Mr. Al. Hoffman. To him that hath shall be given. Mr. Irwin, acting on the same principle, is at present searching for some worthy person to whom he may leave his nose. TWELFTH: We, the Seniors, do bequeath the privilege of hanging out at the Greek's to anyone who has not yet discovered a bet' ter place to rest between periods. LAST: We do hereby appoint Miss Mac Laughlin our lawful executrix, knowing that she will fully appreciate the honor. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our name and allixed the seal, this twentyfseventh day of June, nineteen hundred and twentyfiive. THE SENIOR CLASS or KL' Sul JUNE, 1925 WI-l0'S WI-IO AMONG THE SENIORS Elizabeth Simonson .......,......,...,... ........,,,.... M ost Popular ..........,. .,.......... J ohn Waldron Grace Secoy ....................... .................. J olliest .........,...,.. .............. E arl Stilson Dorothy Anger ........... Dorothy Anger ,..,,,..... Elizabeth Simonson .,.. Frederica Loesch ..,........,. ..,.. . , Frederica Loesch .......,,,.,. ,.......,.. Dorothy Anger ............, Elizabeth Simonson .,.. ......................Neatest............. ........,.,..Bus1est.......... .,.........Wittiest..........,... ,.,., ..,,,.... B est Looking .........,, . ..., Most Extravagaut ....,....,.. ,. ,,.lVIost Corlcelted ........., ,, Best Dresser ...,....,, ,. ,, ..........,Alfred Phillips ..,........Robert Stroh ..........Robert Dixson .Charles Zerwick ,...,..,..Robert Dixson ,.,.,,......Byron Molter ..........Herman Comfort Herbert Rubsamen ..........,,.Horace Pease Evelyn Sauerbrun ........i. .....,...,. B est Dancer ............,. .,.......... Ruth McLean ..........,.,......, .,,,..,.., M ost Modest ..........,.. ....... Marjory Williamson ,.,,.... ...,.,i.... H ardest Worker ........, ...,..,,,.,. Josephine Acerno ........ Ursula McKay .......,.... Josephine Acerno ........ Ursula McKay .....,.....,. ,,...........,... Norsrest .......... .....,..........SLu1etest........,..... .......... Greatest Flirt ............ ..,,,,. . Most Basllful .,.,,.,..,,,, .. Evelyn Johnston .............. ,,,,,,.,...,,... B est Athlete .......,,,,, .. Nlarion Walbarrmeke... Most Conscientious ..., .,.,.. Most Digrtifeol .......... ,...,,i Alice VanMolle ...........,.. .,.,..,,...,. Marjory Williamson ......... ..,.,......... B est Sport ........... Bertha Datz ........................ .............. L aziest .,.,...,.. Gladys Burrows .,.......,..... Helen Robinson .i,....,.,..... Josephine Acerno ,...... Lillian Bernstein... . May Sweithelm ...... ,.,. Pauline Dichter ........,.,.,,. ,,,,,,,...,,... Helen Largeman ...,..,,,..., ,,,...,,,,,, Jeanette Thurston ,,.,..,......,. ,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..., Helen Largeman ........... ..........,DairLtiest............. ..,.........Li1zeliest.....,....,,.. ....,.........Silliest.........,.., . Most Serzous ........,.,., .. .. ........,. Has Done Most for R. H ............. .. Most Clulclzslr ..,,.....,. ............ .Most Masculine ...,........,, .,,.,,. Most Fernmme .......................... .. Stilson Herbert Rubsamen .....Robert Cameron Alfred Phillips .,....,.,Edwarcl Busick .,.,.,.i,.John Waldron .,..,...,.John Waldron ....,.,.Arthur Daniels .,.,George Schramm ......Walter Schieber .....,.,,,.,.Daniel Dempsey ..........Warren Loos ,, ...... Norman Burke ..,..Robert Stone ,..,..,....,...John Ahrens ..,Eerdinand Kattau .,,,Tho1nas Brennan .............Warren Loos .........,John Waldron