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

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WHO'S WHO IN SENIOR CLASS ...-.:: Girls Marge Mc Nulty Ruth Maunton Anne du Be 4 Nancy Burg 5 Albertine Reynolds Alice Cohn Kay Cater Ruth Maunton Clara Waldron Dorothy Dietze Clara Waldron Muriel- Mayer Edna Leddy Gertrude Westrom Marty F oschi Anne Reed Violet Alsberg Muriel Mayer Marge Mc Nulty Dorothy L. Miller Ella Gleim Flo Beard ,Ella Gleim Doris Mount Ruth Stroh I Annette Basquin Most Popular Best Looking Cutest Jolliest Most Digniiied Best Line Best Dancer Most Fickle Best Sport Best Dressed Class Athlete Noisiest Most Unassuming Most Conscientious Happy-Go-Lucky Laziest Dreamiest Wittiest Best Personality Most Conceited Quietest Nicest Smile Most Timid Teacher's Blessing Class Singer Class Author Boys Joe Callahan Gene Sullivan Edward Glintenkarnp Louis Haar Robert Vollkomer Al Henry Ed Costello Austin Manghan Bernard Kaplan Robert Nevin Joe Callahan Irving Wishna Charles Meigel Walter Amoldi A1 Henry Ernest Davenport Elmer Holtzrnann Joe Hoehlein Ed Costello Elmer Holtzmann Ludwig Haller Gene Sullivan Andy Krenkel Walter Amoldi Austin Manghan Normand Olmstead Olga Schutay Class Poet Irving Filderman Loretta Fales Done Most for Richmond Hill Joe Hoehlein Page28 -:- THE SENIOR DOME

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Mingled feelings of joy and sorrow are mine today. For those who started in High School four years ago but who, through no fault of their own, are not sharing honors with you now, I am in- deed sorry. You who have successfully battled with the storms and stuck to the ship are now reaping your reward, and I congratulate you. Do not allow your thirst for education to end here, but rather look upon grad- uation day as a beginning of the success which you are going to achieve. By success I do not mean an accumu- lation of this world's goods. A fair share of these may be necessary to one's hap- piness, but only as the spiritual mind is developed along with the intellectual does one become a real asset. This balance in character development is the success which I wish for each member of the class of January, 1934.