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

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In Our Alleg1ance Frances Glennon grrl leader of Arxsta has serxed her classmates ln many capacrtres A natur 11 leader she has rrsen to top posrtrons rn ex ery actrxrty m xx hnch shc partlclpites Partlcularly actrxe m athletics lranme has held the offlces of presldent of Dolphlns ind xrce prest dent of Varsxty Ansta s leaders do much to uphold the fI'dLllfl0I1S of both Arlsta and the school through character scholar shxp and serxrce George Congdon boy leader has xfxell executed th1s charge Besldes haxmg athletlc and club mterests George xx as vlce presrdent of hrs class rn hrs srxth and sex enth terms Desplte hcr man srzed job as secretary of Arrsta orgamzatxons such as Dolphms and Glrls Varslty Obre has capably upheld the tradrtrons of Arrsta by her xxrlllngness to xyc rlc and be of serxrce to the school and nts students No semor can claim to have done more for hrs school piper than Allan Temlxo managmg edttor of Drmznm Not only xx as he successful at the taslc of annex edrtor but as edntor of the sports pages Allin brought color and sprrrt to the paper Hts place nn pubhcatxons tradxtlons IS further secured by hrs work on Dome and flifbzzay staffs He also pl iys at tenms and IS a member of Varsrty Club Another semor whose wrrtrng and edrtorral actrxrtres have destlned her for a place m pubhcatrons tradrtrons rs Lots Stemmetz In all her xxork as clubs edrtor of Domnm as editor of the flrst purely literary Dome and as edltor ln chxef of Arrbuay as vxell as ID other Fields Lors has set precedents of exrcellen e of xx orlc and cheerful attentlon to duty U 4 - Y. I I I 1 Y , . w ' . 1 fl - '- l 1 'A - a ,Y 2 I Y V - ' N 1 7 ' rl 1 I ' 1 . ' , ,, ' c , ' ' - , ' ' ,, , - ' ' , - . v ' . , Isabel Harwood finds time to be active in many other , , ' , , ' ' ' ' . rl . 7 YL ' 7.' ' . 2 , , , ' ' ' y V, -- , - V v I , I . , 2 1 I v x . 1 2 v 1 . - V , - - -X . - 1 I 1 7 . ,

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Strong and True The hne tr itllfllbllb of Rrchmond Hrll hayc produced many leaders Foremost among these IS Allan Kluber presldent of the G O Not only has Allan done much to uphold school tradmons but he vu as the flrst to become boy leader of Austa rn so low a term as hrs stxth Among other thmgs Allan will be remembered m Richmond I-I1ll as the orgamzer of the Frrday mornmg clancmg class and the athletxc rallnes The vs orlc of the class ofhcers consrsts rn part of weldmg the class mto a cooperatne un1t That the present semor officers haue accomplxshed thxs rs due to thelr dtlngence and efforts as well as to the yullmgness of the class Hom ard ones class presrdent IS knovsn not only for hrs semor actrvrtres but as an able sports man as vsell Largely because of hrs efforts a successful handball team xy as organ1zed last year Vrce presrdent ean Cappa has become an mtegral part of the class through her work as an ofhcer for sm terms The results of her xx ork become more and more a parent as each semor functlon-Class Nlght Qenlor Day the Prom rolls smoothly along a well planned course Versat1le Dorothy Magenhexmer has made a name for herself not only for her xx ork as a class officer but as an artnst of ab1l1ty Dotty has seryed the present semor class m the capacxty of secretary for tyxo years md as art edltor of Afrbu ay Alan Mllne lb unquestlonably the outstandmg athlete m the sennor class Wfhnle Rrchmond Hull has not alw ays excelled Ill sports 1ts sportsmanshlp has alxy ays been of the hnest quality In hrs yyorlc as captam of the basketball team as a member of the baseball team as yy ell as IH all other sports Al has been a hne example of thxs ., A '- ' , YA N L , . a y . J 1 1 -'fr I V1 1 . lr y . I V. . .4 v , , -1 w ' , J 9 . if . Q .7 . . IV h . . . . .. ' 1 , Y. . 7 -1 rf '1 . . 1 - a v 1 , ,- , , . l 9 l Y , ., ' , w. ' a ,f ,, . , , . , . ,U , - , , . 1 V , . -, - 7 , . . y f ' -. ' . -' y - . v v v 2 . . . V. .- f '- 1 y , ' 7. --f ' '- ' . r My r- I I 1 I f 1 vly 1 y y r. 'f 1- : v

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at XX Y We Bequeath Q 7 X I Xvlllli Macgxe the cafcteru coolc w1s preparnnc, the nnpredxents of hcr fuorntc extra specxal hash meat loaxes the prmter who was stealthnly snoopmy., about accrdent ally dropped thus Last Wxll and Testament mto nt Not untnl seyeral years later ft perlod whnch the cook descrlbes as proper aging, for taste was rt flnally scrxed lt was fate that made Mr Atwatcr lease hls trusty lunch box at homc that day and no lcss an example of fate that made the cafeterxa attendant dole htm out the xery piece of meat mto which the document had fallen After strugglnnc wlth nt for a whnle wlth the and of Mr Clecgs blowpxpe Mr Norths approprxate colloqulallsms and Mr Thomas brute strengbth they succeeded IH pryung thls half baked epnstle from lts midst It was left to posterlty by the Class of une 1941 Thus IS what nt sand We the Class of june 1941 of as sound mnnd and body as eyer do hereby s ll 1 d bequeath to the illustrious faculty of Rlchmond Hull Hugh School the following, pcm Mr Ingraham An economrcs course for the Man from Mars Mrss Barten A Domnm as financxally stable as she ns on slus Mr Atwater A mayc carpet wxth which to flolt through the hills musnbly Mr Hoffman Lllac bath salts for the pool Mr Hoplcms A stop watch to record the first yolunteer Miss Rosenthal A Council of Natrons whxch lcnows parliamentary procedure Muss Glasser A supply of quxet secretarnes for Mr Atwater Mr Tressler A copy of Lzztglnla 11 Rel! Mnss Konlgsbery, An honorable honors school Mlss Cleax er Some westcrn dnme noyels Mr Wood Twenty more years of success Mr Whlpple Words of lpprecmtlon on the Hy leaf of a chctnonary whxch com mcrcnll studcnts cm use to clccnphcr hns L1t1n w lrmncs 'Ihc C lfCtCI'l1 Thc mlncc plc wc nexcr had The Pub Olhcc A door stop ind ten typcwrltcrs wrth Lood rrbbons R H H S A ctmpus Mr Dmn Our slncerc th inks 1 X pf Q XA ' g V . . A A yy. , -I A .1 1 'Q 'Aj K . my . Y . sk A K . ' ,- ' . '- y K rf, ' V 1 fy: ' v I Y ' 5 ' - ' l ' l ' . ' I ' ' ' ' 1 1 . V Y A 1 ' ' ' C 4 V ' ai, I I ' K ' . v . , , Q D 7 7 . I Y. . V . , U I . 7 I V l , . l' I T l e . V 7 , v ' ' A U . ' j ' 5 ' V V '- ' 'Y f' 1 va. az I 7 i A .4 I' L n,, Miss Ratelle-A subway' shuttle to run from 318 to the Arista desk. . - Y' ' I ' g Y a S D '. rl 41 yr Y . f ' ' 'Q 7 0 1 . D.. D 7,1 y .1 ll .T .1 1 . -. Y - , . . V ' . Q- v' , '