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

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XQCU,lLU8 HFPUHT FROM THIL SEI RFT FlLhS OF THE COX ERXNIENT Qi The f0llOXNlIlU tnformatlon which orlglnallx ap peared ln the secret Elec of the Uoxernment after the lIl3Uffl1I'3llOIl of the Preildent of the 'Nattonal Hllltte Parts ha been wlthbeld from the publlc for undli clo ed rea on Now upon Ita re ea e thle newe a been xent exclu nelx to the lltchmond Hull Hlvh bchool Archway It was onlx natural that ome of the Q.. ltadlnf members of the claw of June l91t'J Should turn to IP0llllf'N after baun I aclnexed per onal -ucce ,ltm Cewer after becoming. a prominent doctor and .1 dlllllllflll on all 1 es of the time- had -uch a popular appeal that he wae nom mated for the pre ldencx ln the 'Nattonal fomentton of the lNat1onal Hllllte Parts 'lleanwhlle llo e loce after ffraduatlnv from college had become auch a cruaader for women e Tlolll that throuvh her work women had achtesed the Qame Importance tn pOllllCal aflatre a men It wa onls natural that Qhe should hate won the can dldacx for uce prestdent xn the 'Natlonal Hllllle PartS Vl ben electron dax came the people alreadv knew who would be the next Preetdent a Gexer and fompans wept the natlon ln a landellde lmmedtatelx upon HNQUIIIIIIU ofhte tht thlef lixecutne went about chookmv hte cablnet ambawadora and envoy a well a hte LN dele atex It dld not take much ue work to know that ,ltm would chooxe bx Ttndel a- hu Ntretarx of State for that hard worker had been ln the tluck of the bvht to See that ,llm wa elected 'lleanwhxle throuvh the tnlluence of Hoae Dottw lxrleger and llrll Schumacher were cho en a SCCTEIHTIFN of the Trca-urx and Vl ar respectnelx Hob Nletz one of the countrx leadlne lawxerx was chosen Attornew General fonnte wa appointed Po tma ter General whtle Tom Shoemaker another ardent follower of Jun - recened a post a Secretarx of the 'Nan Bob Adam and Date Herrick were appotnted to take oxer Internal aflnalre as Secretarles of the lntertor and Affrtculture re pectnt lx lone Schuh who had turned from the Ntave to enter p0llllC wae chosen Stcrctarx of Commerce and Lou Roder who had been an actne campat ner for better l'tldllOIl between manavement and labor was wlwelx cho en a Secretary l a t lht ntw paper world certamlx had tt hare of celebrltte who after becomtnf' a t tn tbur held al o turned to polltlc llarbara Hlllfhlll on editor ofthe Herald ttl um tn New lurk t ltx x a rho en a dele ate to the l tnted 'Nation Ur antza on t vt hm wor ttrouf h her paper for pre erun tht world or dlll1Htl0l ls au r o o er tomn arte n lt h ltterature and actne tn the fl ht r al x a who en a delc att lluth llmd x ho had reached fame a a 1 xt t al x 1th fltl xllllll a not l pectalt t ln the medttal held and Nat ,an 21 . . I . Y 1 e I Q C t 'U I ni k C 1 F . . s s s. .W ' I s '. . h S n , T' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' s S ss. ' :- . ,' , , . 7 ' I . 'n ' ' 1' 'ssu .' ' 5 ' . - t Y o 1 I ' 1 . r . ,. ,. . - X . I, ' Q V v . y l . L. . I, . . s ,I I' s ' ' ' t ' . ' 5- ' C . , C A l . . . . . t ' U , 5 S . I. .. ' ' g ss ' ' ' .' ' 5 'S A I I I' 5, , Q 1 P li Walters. who had been Roses assistant in her drive for w'omen's equality in politics. 's ' s S . ' ' , f .. . 5 . . s ' ' ' V Y 1 S V ' ns A I- L' x x 1 - I ' G ' 'cr Y U . . Z. x ' ' s I. . ' : jf I' s 5 .- of ,' l or. I .v .SS .r' wut' 'ers ' V ' s ' s ' ' S. ' ' S . ' ,I...l X. . . V l. VS I S i gl I . . A- . S g' . ti llt'f'illl5 - 1 ' l 1 k l ,1 ' s ' gg 's g' ' 1. -fdia Nl' . n tt-df r lt- - ment' 's on If g 's ' ' .' ' ' 'g for racial tole ance. ' so vs - s ' 'gg' '. i' , s ' -5 - to -lif . ' ong s' 1' . ' ' ec s 's ' '- l . ' I d. .