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

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HICARTHSTONE CLUB l'res1'denL' - Dorothy Kuhar I'fIil'1'-lIfl'S1idf'llf f- Marilyn Vliard Facully .'llll'l'Sf'f we Xlrs. Hortcnse A. Partridge llearthstone girls are well known for their charity work. They gather clothes for the ncedy. visit orphanages, and send hooks to the hospitals. ln school they are hostesscs at teas and proms. UMICIRUN HI-Y llI'l'Slili4'IIl -f Jeannette llrunks l iz'e-l'res1'c1e11feeloyce Jappe School nldriseref- Nlrs. Ida l'i. Goodman Umierorfs activities include discussions. speakers. service. projects and socials. The meetings are held Nlonday evenings at the .lamaica Y.Nl.C.A. Frank Favilla is President of Alpha Omit-ron's lt1'Olll6l' chapter. ICPSILUN AND SIGMA Hl-Y llff'SIidl'lIf of Lipsiloll 7- Philip Garrett IIIVSI-lIt'IIf of Sigma - if Lynn Desmond School plrlziser- Nlrs. Ida l . Goodman lfpsilon and Sigma hold their meetings at the on Monday evenings. Dances and lmarhecues. as well as 21 service project. Itllilil' up their termis program. A iff! ' iff! X A Y f 7 -XM few! pf 1,7 . JL J ,M,,.q' M ,L,,,.!j' V 1.uAD'1ans' CIQUI: l'residenl - if lflaine Hess liliff'-lll't'Sidl'lIf ff Doris lieisinger ldacufly .ldriser -f Nlrs. Marguerite Hutchison w . . . V . - Girls in Leaders Lluh are in charge ol squads and games in gym. The elulm. formed in 19353. awards a major for outstantl- ing seryiee. LIBRARY SQUAD l,fl'Slidf'Ilf lfllen llolly IXUIICI'-l,ff'Slidt'IlfS f f liarharu Nlavheclx. Hari ey Rodgers l Faculty mlzlziser - Wlrs. Marie H. Stigers ilxlll' lilrrary is not only at reference room luut a small museum. lfxhiliits on current . l topics. art work. and photography are dis- played. Memlners work hefore. during. and alter school.

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school news and features. DOMINO STAFF Editor --- James Lastra .rlssociale Edilor --- Betty Frasier Faculty i4dl'1.Sl'l' f Nliss Hortense llarten Domino, started in l92Z5, has consistently won top honors for Richmond Hill. Pulw lished six times a term, the paper contains GIQNICRAI. Ul l7ICI'l Faculty Adviscr ff Miss M. P. Brennan The General Ullice has never been organ- ized into a squad or cluh hut hopes to do so in the near future. At present the girls re- ceive training in ollice routine. ENGINEERING CLUB 1'rcsidcnt A H- James Lastra V1'ce-President A Robert Wagler Faculty Adviser- Mr. Lyndon Burton The engineering cluh seeks to develop a lively interest in physics. The boys meet Fri- days and perform interesting experiments. GIRLS' CHORAI. 'TRAINING Prcsidwzt g June Steidle Vice-Presidcnt f- Joanne Steel lfaculty Adviser f-- lVIr. Daniel Wood The distaff side of Choral Training was organized in l922. It is active in the same activities in which Boys' Choral Training participates. Girls also compete for major R. GIRLS' VARSITY 1,fl'Sl'df'Iltf Ann Killoran Vice-Presidelzl f liarhara Maybeck Frzcully Adiiiscr -f Mrs. Ida F. Goodman A major representative of one hun- dred points received for participation in sports through the terms, admits a girl to Varsity. Varsity has won the Girls, Athletic Trophy many times.

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NIATHl'fNIA'1'IC5 CLUB l'residf'11t -David Quinn lfI.I't'-PN'Sl.dl'IIf -- Charlotte Hagen l 11c'zzlfy .'lf1l'l-SUT' Nlrs. Pauline L. Schenker 'llo promote a lively interest in mathe- matics is the purpose of the math cluh. Yiieeklv talks are given and the students are taught to use the slide rule. lhe cluln was formed in l945. MISS liOtIH'S ASSISTANFS 'facully Afisvr - -- Miss llelen A. Koch f' .1 uf' Ihis is a service group. Girls ixork one full periodwi day in which they collect and check attendance slips, deliver messages. and type. Their work is an essential part ol' the school routine. ORCHESTRA lII'f'Sl'll,1'lIf' Pamela Livingstone l'1'r'f'-l'resid1'11l - David Rodgers Fzzczzlly !ld1'isf'rW- Mr. Daniel Vliood The orchestra is composed of students who have heen chosen for exceptional musi- cal ability. They perform at weekly assem- lulies. concerts, and operettas. The orchestra is a source of enjoyment to everyone. POOL AIDIQS l,I'l'Sidl'l1f -N Helen Heinz Vilfl'-l,fl'Sl.dPlIf -A Doris Schneider Fllflllfy r4dl'1.Sl'f 4 Miss Vivian Levy Pool Aides help Miss Levy teach students how to swim and how to do new strokes. 'llhev perform an invaluahle service. QUILL l'l'L'SIldl3Ill' H- Betty lfrasier Viet:-l'residen.l -4 Constance Petrash Faculty Adviser-lVlr. Donald Ryan Quill, the oldest club in Richmond Hill. has as its object to find and develop the literary talent of students. Applicants are admitted on the strength of contrihutions.