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

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Page 20 THE DOME 7. To MISS LENT we offer a copy of Rudyard Kipling's poems,-U Ifl' and 'L Gunga Dinf' 8. 1V1ARIE ANDREW leaves her Titian locks to MURIEL RITCHIE. 9. MILDRED Lmss leaves her Histrionic Ability 'to CHARLOTTE NORTON. 10. To ED 1'1AWLEY, RUTH NVADE leaves a sealed envelope containing docu- ment on 'L How To Attain Height, with pictures showing condition before and after, to be opened on his eleventh birthday. 11. GLORIA HARRISON bequeaths her recently published letters on 4'Won1an's Crowning Glory '7 Knot a punl to MR. PROCTOR. 12. To 11fl0RRIS SCHWARTZ, SHIRLEY PLITHAWAY oilers free advice on How to Become the Cutest Senior. 13. To the CLASS OF 1930 we, as a body, bequeath 299 elevator passes, in case there is a person who doesn't already possess one. 14. JOHN BRUCE leaves his Irish brogue 'to GRACE HILL, the up and coming young dramatist, as a justification of her Weakness for saying 'ajistf' 15. WARREN EYDELER leaves his glorihed upper lip to MR. SCHMIDT as a reminder. 16. VIRGINIA GILFILLAN bequeaths her giggle to FREDDIE ScHAUss. 17. HERB hf1ONKEMEYER, leaves his '4Skillful Application of Ruddy Bloom to whoever will most appreciate it. 18. EDDIE O7NEILL bequeaths his cheerful disposition to MR. CLEGG. 19. 1'1AZEL DURYEA leaves to DOT GILLEN her poise and dignity. 20. KATHRYN ECKE, as the last of the famous line of ECKES, leaves the good wishes of the family to all members of the Dramatic Club. 21. To MRS. FOSTER, MR. DONNELLY, and MR. BEHN, in appreciation of their years of'kindly torture, we bequeath three sets of Painless History Questions engraved on parchment. . Ein Mitnvaa mhvrenf, WE HAVE SURSCRIRED oUR SIGNATURE AND CAUSED OUR SEAL TO BE AEEIXED THE TWENTIETH DAY or JUNE, IN THE YEAR oNE 'rHoUsAND NINE HUNDRED AND TWENTYNINE. Uhr Svifniur Ollaaa nf llunv, 19221. I-F Q SEAL 079 RUTH WADE, Attorney-at-Law.

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THE DOME page 19 V V H.CUR'lLA IIPIPEIB, WE, THE SENIOR PHILANTHROPISTS OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, IVICMXXIX, BEING OF SANE BODIES AND HEALTHY IVIINDS, HAVING LENT OUR INSPIRING PRESENCE TO THIS INSTITUTION EOR FOUR YEARS AND UPWARDS, HAVING DULY CONSIDERED ALL THE EXISTING PERILS OF ASSASSINATION, OF AIRPLANE RIDES, AND or BREACH or PROMISE SUITS, DO HEREBY DRAW UP AND PUBLISH GBM Blast will :mil Tlvatamrnt, DECLARING ALL FORMER WILLS INVALID AND OF NO ACCOUNT: 1. To the CLASS OF 1975 We bequeath our old new building, to he turned into an amusement hall for elevated rides or what you will. 2. To the FRESHIES we leave memOrieS,- memories aloneg for, alas, our initials and trademarks have been banned from Chair-backs, from walls, and from the hospitable surfaces of desks. 3. HENRIETTA CROME leaves her epic poem - H Temperament H - to MISS MCLAUGHLIN. 4. To BOB THOMPSON, RUSSELL MOIR bequeaths his treatise On HHOW to Handle Criminal Cases with Gravity and Tactf' evolved through long years on the Student Board. 5. DON STURGEON leaves his girl-getting physique to RAY WHITE. 6. MIRIAM PHILLIPS leaves her job as MISS lVlCLAUGHLIN:S secretary and errand boy to RUTH MOFFAT.

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L lf WHO luulf -- n 1-'1l'i'LI 17 Q 1-Q 'ff 1 Girls RUTH WADE ............ - - LOUISE VAN HOUTEN . EVELYN SPRADO ...... HELEN GAMER ....... FRANCES MERRON .... HELEN NIXON ............ HERMIONE ROSENTHAL KATHRYN ECKE .......... . . ALICE BROWN .......... - - - SHIRLEY HATHAWAY .... . . FLORENCE STANDISH .... .. EVELYN HEATLEY ..... -- RUTH HEITZMANN MILDRED LAASS NORMA JACAB .... AIDA DE PALMA ..... ANNA PLACHY ......... -- LOUISE VAN HOUTEN .... ---- NORMA JACAB ......... -- JESSIE PRAITSCHING . HELEN GAMER ....... HELEN SCHOEN .... RUTH WADE ..... RUTH KERN ........ EDITH WILLS ........ HENRIETTA CROME VIRGINIA DUERR .... LUCILLE GEIER .... EDITH WILLS ........ HELEN MARX ......... SHIRLEY HATHAWAY . HELEN BUCKHEIT HAZEL DURYEA ...... EDITH SMALLSHAW .. PAM FRIEDHEIM ..... ANN SMITH ........ HAZEL LABER ...... LUCILLE GEIER .... GERTRUDE DAY HELEN MILES .... EDITH WILLS ..,. The Senior Class, June, 1929 .. Most Popular Most Ambitious Most Conscientious .... Jolliest .. Best Looking . . . . Snappiest . . .. Best Dresser . . . Best Sport . Most Attractive Cutest .. Most Modest . Most Congenial . . . Most Polite . . Most Dignifled Busiest Neatest .. . .... Wittiest . . . Hardest Worker . Most Talented Most Blase . . . . . Noisiest . . .. Best Dancer .. Class Author .. Most Pickle .. Class Orator Class Poet . . . . . Quietest . . .. Most Clever . Most Conceited Silliest . . . . Daintiest . . .. Class Artist .. Class Actor . . . . Humorist . . . Class Linguist Boys .. .. RUSSELL MOIR PHILIP HAGELSTEIN ARTHUR EDNEY .. EDWARD O'NEILL . KLING ANDERSON FRANCIS WANDELL .. CHARLES BASILE . . . . HERMAN KERN FRANCIS WANDELL EDWARD WHITE .... HAROLD QUIN FRED BERTSCH WILLIAM KURZ WARREN EYDELERf . EDWARD O'NEILL CHARLES BASILE EDWARD O'NEILL RUSSELL MOIR JOHN GRASSI HENRY KAHKONEN WALTER BLASS FRED BERTSCH FRANCIS KEATING . JAMES CAMPBELL CHARLES LIBERALI CHARLES VIERGUTZ .. . WALTER SIMONS .. PETER HELMERS . FRED GARRAWAY . FRED GARRAWAY EDGAR BEYER HARRY HERZOG . .. JOHN BRUCE . . . BENJAMIN FRIEDMAN ..... JOHN GALLETTA .. Class Singer ..... ............ ' FRED BERTSCH . . . Class Mathematician . . . .... HERBERT MONKEMEYER '1'eacher's Blessing .... .... P HILIP HAGELSTEIN . Teacher's Trial ......... JAMES CAMPBELL .. Class Athlete ............ ......... S OL FUCI-IS Has Done Most for Richmond Hill .... RUSSELL MOIR