Richmond High School - Echo Yearbook (Richmond, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1932 volume:

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H ,l ! f 'A ' T Wfqxkx , , jg? 5 I h F' Ilxffji f rg' f 1 f if' ls I . 5 g-, 1 gy m-mmm vases: mmf ui, V X EALIZING that the spirit which led .Leonidas and his valiant band to acquit themselves so glorious- ly at Thermopylae is still demonstrated in many Ways todayg knowing that the struggle for an education of- ten involves similar sacrihce and braveryg and feeling that this spirit has ever been a part of the student life of R. H. S. We dedicatelthis book to every' former, present, and future student who is worthy of the name, Spartan. ,,.,, A. Y ',.J-,.,.LL-.-....L...........Qg.g..'L ' ' W 4.4 We ' -'f 4 - 1 DRESS ASSOCXATXOS Qxqyml S0101 45,0 Q'5'15!?? ' 'szvsrf ' '05 wx E . SSAssom5 All Rights 'Reserved CAROLYN COLLIER, Editor BEVERLY WATSON, Business Manager MRS. O. P. JONES, Adviser D PRINTED BY THE RICHMOND MISSOURIAN ENGRAVED BY BURGER-BAIRD ENGRAVING CO. Oh, thou, first in merit and command. -ODYSSEY BooK XIII. 12' 43 ff , 7 45 Q V 59 fx V 7 9 2 1' If IL I N! g: I I, I f , I if V I. mf .1 gw h' If P! 'gi 3' 'gl l I qw Ziffsriq 'i .,., 2,3 ' .. 14215 ,fi M.. , fY5'f1'i, , ., 'Q A 5-,M-5 .IJ gf. 4 C ' 3 :f'f3'i, I 5 Ziff' 31.4 ' c :Z a ': , il f 'Qu 2 ' 'mm I , Q ? ' ,L 34? ' ,I 5. Zigi .Ai 1' If . I , ,f Y, rx, J ' U iii! I I ,ivy A ff! , !f!f 1? I 'v PV yy V 5ogg1xu1ERscH0LAST p fss Assocxzmoe jesrrr zfivsxrg 0f5-YASSOGPXXB ' All Rights Reserved CAROLYN COLLIER, Editor BEVERLY WATSON, Business Manager MRS. O. P. IONES, Adviser i W Y r W 1 f 1 Q i 1 . 1 1 W 1 1 d PRIN THE RICHMO? ENGN BURGER-BAIRI1 Oh, thou, rst zn ment and command ODYSSEY BOOK XIII -wmsfdrfcrqyjf' A -- f-'I , I I 4 9 x 5 Q , i Top pictures, 11 1 WILBURN ELBIER CATH MAURICI Bottom picturl ROBERT Num WILLIE H.ARRISl OF1 Presi den t .... Vice-Presia'e1Q Secretary ..... I L Treasurer Nine 5 Top pzctures left to ught ELL1ER CATES ELMER GAY WILBURN MAKSHALL MAURIOE MILLIGAN ottom pzctures ROBERT NUTTER IOE WATKINS WILLIAM YATES HARRISON YOUNG OFFICERS Prcszdent Robert Nutter Vzcc Preszdent Elmer Cates Secfetary Harrxson Young Trcasmer Wllllam Yates Nzne g?f7 7Y7 1S 7- THE ZZEIICCZHHMIUND HUGH SCCZHZKDUE, BOOTA Edlugmtion THE RICHMOND HIGH scH00L iupeimintfeindleinut PRICE L. COLLIER. The traditions of an institution are necessarily a part of its policies. What has been will likely continue in augmented form if We build wisely. ' We hope the 1932 Echo pictures Richmond High School in its attempts to adjust the fundamentals of the past to the everchanging demands of the present. 'Cf-1 A! 4- i Ten ,Q 06322: I -,W V'-4 1,5574 ' if' ' l ff f f f 1 ff, f ff f if ff' f ,f f , ' ,4 S 4 f 1 V -2 gf? W il if li V Z f , fff ,4 ' wk 1 M Ml. V A' -ff' 52 V! ! Q, , , W M f4 A fffyyf fa, is fjf Z fiflfi L Th dence c aims of they ar- hicle of aspirati Eleven rily a itinue High of the Ten ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO l 1 W. ROY GROCE Thought does not proceed far beyond tangible evi- dence of it in the form of Writing. The standards and aims of an institution depend upon some such vehicle if they are to be perpetuated. The Echo serves as this ve- hicle of tangible expression of the institution's aims and aspirations. , Eleven ll Pm-imipa M H A 1 f f,- . . , ' -4 w. vf- wi Y Q '---Q -ve 1 rv .-f'2'f1? u ' ,4,....,'-1 ., , . , ,'- .v.., H n . , .,... Q 53435,-,,hN ,.w.L, . . . V. V.-. r L-:...v F f . - .Lama . . , Z . . THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL The IRJICIIHKIHUKRIA1 LJHHMLJIOTSS High School Number of Students ........,.......... ............... Age of Students ............. No. of Teachers ..................,............................... Average Daily Attendance ....,.e...........,............. CBIIIUIOJI' ---------449 --..--- I I-21 440 Average Days Absence per Student per Year .... is .... . .... .4 No ' No. of Class Rooms .................. No. Shops -- ....... ...... - - No N0 . Laboratories -- ...,........................ ...... - - . Books in Library ....,.................................... Education Cost per Sr. High Pupil per Year Education Cost per slr. High Pupil per Year . Approved Units Ojered ............................. ......... H24 . ......... 2 -----.-...---2,ooo 375 3550 Approximate Value of Grounds, Building, Equip- ment -- ..,............................................................... i5250,000 4,No. Activity Tickets Sold ......................,....................... 448 Cost of Sr. High Ticket Cincluding Echoj. ..,........,., 4154.35 Cost of lr. High Ticket fincluding Echoj ...... ..,. , . 153.85 No. Items Included in Ticket Besides Annual ,........,... N26 Freshmen Who Enter High School That Graduate 63 76 Total Alumni -- .......,..,... .................,.................................... 7 18 .f Twelve Twelve ,557 fff J fa LN ' -, f .44,,.,f y, fe ' H If -. ,:- I L , . ' f ,gi - 1 A. l x I . X I r , I l I , Y: 1 'Z f 5 T? 4 X I 1 W .fl Qi W 'z 1 .,1 '11, s,'! i ,fm J QQ .R .-1 'X f, ? 'J' . A u 5.- QQ .11 3 Y sv 3 A 1 Indulge, my son,tlzecautio1zsof the uiise. -ODYSSEY Book XXIII. if .. 1. , 54' . kb' ' T59 5: 's Q iv A Q! I:- ,W .j fi 1 .f . Q , ju . gg' 3 f 1 . - 'if , Ee 1, 'FL A f 3511, ,pig 1.:3p5.'gQz4Y-la . E, - gig . ' f ,-4:-ff 2 l '?u:-'Ll 'L Av7',--11, iff-f1.1 A A ' , , b ?i f' . , ?c'fi'f'fEfflu.f::qve-P'-ff'Cw:fEfasi,Q1 1f?3ai:rt2'if zagzgffikt-4-74.-1, ...J - 1, 1 , A- 1.7. .- -, --1 THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL The IRTCRHIIIHOIIICAI niIIl.111l'1li0lI f High Simms Number of Students .................,.O.,............ Age of Students ...,,........ No. of Teachers ......v...,.........,...,.....,...,............ . Average Daily Attendance .....................,...... Average Days Absence per Student per Ye No. Approved Units Ojereds ....................... No. of Class Rooms ................. No. Shops -- ............. -- No. Laboratories -, s ..... T. .,........,.............. ..,.. . No. Books in Library .................................... Q Education Cost per Sr. High Pupil per YE Education Cost per fr. High Pupil per Ye Approximate Value of Grounds, Buil. 7716725 -- ..............................................,.,...,.. -- No. Activity Tickets Sold. .....s.,,.e.................. Cost of Sr. High Ticket fincluding Echoj Cost of fr. High Ticket Cincluding Echoj No. Items Included in Ticket Besides Ann Freshmen Who Enter High School That G Total Alumni -- .,..ee........................................ -- on the cautions of the wise Indulgngmy s , . III -ODYSSEY Boox XX ' v-1 '. i 4 if V Vi 2' f f.4.w4,..f , f V' f 'f V-- r 3. wi, .v ,, xv Mi' JI' fi qi ..x ,.x Q x, .Al ., . 4 3 F I 1 is N ,Y Q1 1 Y Q fa Q 1 if ,, 5, ,A y , 5 I v,, g , A is we gi- . sign ' iff if iflfp .J, MIS: Projects- Boolq Re Most Po Freshn Sophoi Iunior Bern Senior Chri Yearly C State Re, Teach ers Engl Miss Ame Miss C omo. 1 Thirteen I I I I I ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO English g Aim-To develop the ability to speak clearly, cor- rectly, and forcefully, to establish the ability to organize material and to express one's thoughts on paper, to develop the ability to read With in- telligence and interest. No. of Students-22e9. Freshman class-66, Sophomore class-69, Iunior class-61, Senior class-43. Methods-Class recitations, oral talks, outside reading, development of drill books, book re- ports, reports oun magazines, and bulletin board. g of essays, sonnets, etc. of the Cabbage Patchn, by Alice Hegan Rice. Shepherd of Kingdom Comev, by Iohn Fox, Ir. J ,uf Bookshopn, by 7 I I I 'I I Vi Miss MARIAN GREENE I s Projects-Posters, booklets, Writin I I Book Report Requirements-Twenty points. Most Popular Books Reported on- I I A Freshman Class- Mrs. Wiggs I E Sophomore Class- The Little J Iunior Class- The Soul of Ann Rutledge , by Q Bernie Babcock. M E Senior Class-c'The Haunted Christopher Morley. - ' Yearly Credit-One unit. I I I I State Requirements-Three units in English. Teaelzersf- Miss Katheryne Shoop - Freshman I English, English Literature. 1 Miss Marian Greene-Sophomore English, American Literature. Miss Catherine Titus-Freshman English, Soph- f omore English. 1. Thirteen I I L Miss KATHERYNE SHOOP THEQ RICHMOND f HIGH SCHOOL 5 a o Socoiietll Science Aim-To present the whole history of mankind socially, economically and politically, to give the individual consciousness of his place in Amer- icanilifeg to produce good citizens. ' No. of Stztdents-278. American Problems-46, American History-57, World' History-72, Citizenship-So, High School Geography-23. Methods-Class recitation, group research, oral talks, development of work-books, collateral i reading, bulletin boards. Projects-Cartoons, graphs, booklets, posters. Yearly Creclzt-One unit for each course. V MISS BETTY BRASHER State Requirement:-Three years of social science, including one year of citizenship, and one year of American history. Teachers-Mrs. O. P. Iones-American Problems, World History. Miss Betty Brasher-American History, Citizenship. W, Roy Groce-High School Geography. I ' alTOTllllI ll'llc5llllclS'lflIl1 A Aim-To teach high school students to read a daily paper with intelligence and interest, to give a knowledge ofthe principles of journalismg to help students through practice on news stories, to express themselves clearly, accurately, and concisely in writing. No. of Stadents-22. Metfzoalf-The class publications are in the hands of a student staff that functions two days each week. Three days are devoted to class work consisting of analyzing and writing news stor- ' he study of newspaper English, and the 3 reading of papers and periodicals. y Projectx-The weekly Echoette in The Richmond Missourian, the annual edition of The Richmond News, and the year book, The Echo. Yearly Clffflilf-I unit. A State Reqttirements-Elective course. 'MRs. OLIVER P. IONES M Teacher-Mrs. Oliver P. Iones. Fourteen I S Mrs Projects- of Roi Yearly C State Re Teacher- Aim-T1 - IIIQIYCI' force a tricity, No. of i Physic. M6Zh0ds' atory i period: Pro jects- Yearly C S fate Re. Teacher- O.P.I and Fifteen ER f ce and :udents express sely in hands 's each : work 's stor- nd the imond irnond 'urteen ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO lL1.aLEii.in A Aim-Immediate-To establish a knowledge of Latin as a basic language, to increase the pupil's . skill in English grammar and an interest in Eng- lish Word study. Ultimate--To create and foster an apprecia- tion of Roman civilization, and of the connec- tion of English and Latin life, to cultivate the power to understand the thoughts of others and to express one's own. No. Szrzdents-31. Latin I-16, Latin II-15. A Method:-Class recitation, drill, oral reports, de- MISS CATHERINE TITUS velopment of drillbooks, bulletin board. Projects-Booklets on Roman life, scrolls, posters, soap and wood carvings, dressing of Roman characters, and motion pictures of Caesaris campaigns. l Yearly Credit-I unit. State Requirements-Elective course. Teacher-Miss Catherine Titus. V plhysiicall Science Aim-To provide an approach to the study of is g - matter, the several forms of mechanics, study of force and motion, heat, static, and current elec- tricity, sound and light.. p No. of Students-74. Physics-28, General Science-46. Meth0ds+A combination of recitation and labor-- atory methods is used, at least two laboratory periods are provided each week. Projects-Experiments in laboratory periods. Yearly C1'6'CZ7il-I unit for each course. Sizzle Reqzziremenz.v--I unit in physical science. Teacher-VV. Roy Groce-Physics. O. P. Iones-General Science, Chemistry. Physics and Chemistry-alternate years. W. ROY GROCE Fifteen W ,,c,'.--Q-A-IC,-I.. 5 i x, A rr? - f- 7' ' ,,,,,,, . THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL Mathematics Aim-To develop habits of independent think- ing, ability to think clearly and to draw correct inferences, proficiency in mechanical process, and the ability to perform them correct- ly when they occur in problem situations. No. of Stazlents-175. AlgCbf3-IO4, Geometry-59. Solid Geometry-Trigonometry-I2. Methods-Class recitations, and supervised study. Projects-Booklets, themes, posters, graphs, and designs. Yearly Credit-1 unit for each course. H u Miss ETHEL KIRKPATRICK State Reqazrements-One year of algebra. Teachers-Miss Ethel Kirkpatrick-Algebra, Geometry, Solid Geometry-Trigo- nometry, Advanced Algebra-Business Arithmetic-last two groups-alternate years. Miss Clara B. Yowell-Algebra. Commercial ' Aim-To Ht the student for clerical work infan oH5ce, and serve as a foundation for business college. I 1 - -t . No. of Students-122. ' Typewriter-47, Stenography-285 Bookkeep- ing-47. Methods-Typewriting-Concentration and accel- eration drills, construction Work, and informa- tive matter. Stenography-Study of principles and applica- tion by dictation and transcription. Bookkeeping-Balance sheet approach by means of class recitation, Work books, and use of prac- tice' sets with vouchers. Yearly Credit-Typewriting-M unit, Stenog- A raphy-I unit, Bookkeeping-1 unit. t tm State Reqzfirements-Elective course. Miss MERLE MAGILL Teacher-Miss Merle Magill. Sixteen l W1 Yearly State R. Teaclzef Aim-'fl giving, N 0. of C Farm Advai Method classru ship c repair taugh' Projects' stock projec Yearly CI - Adva State R 1 Teache Sezfente RICK '-Trigo- lternate ndation Jkkeep- l accel- iforma- lpplica- means if prac- Steno g- Sixteen ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO r ylFJI'tHlffllfBS, Aim-To give the boys enough practical exper- ience in the building trades group that each may intelligently choose his trade. No. of Students-59. ' Senior high school students-11. junior high manual training SIl.1dC1l'ES--48. Methods-A study of the builders, problems through practical projects. Projects-2,000 hours of work on -school produc- tion and repair work, building farm house, lay- ing Hoor on three rooms 5 fixing table topsg laying concrete floor for basement and garage, general construction andrepair Work. l ,, WILLIANI D. CLIFFORD Yearly Credit-2 units. A' State Reqairements-Elective-at least two years Work for credit. Teacher-William D. Clifford. Vocational Agriculture Aim-To hold up farming as a most healthful, fascinating, and profitable life Work, giving, as Lincoln said, agreeable combination of labor with cultivated thoughtsn. No. of Students-32. - - Farm crops, soils, and shop-20. 'Advanced livestock problems-12. Methods-Informal group discussion around the classroom table, with frequent student leader- ship on special topics. Animal husbandry, farm repair and advanced agricultural engineering are taught other years. ' Projects-Farm projects by each student, with live- stock and crops, construction and repair Work projects. Yearly Credit-F arm crops, soils and shop-2 units. - Advanced livestock problems-I unit. State Reqairem ents-Elective course. . Teacher-Donald Pharis. DONAITD PHARIS S ezferzteen 1 ' THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL . '-o --1 Vocational Home Economics Aim-To develop the ability to be better home members and home makers by training girls in the appreciation of the fundamental things which go to make an efhcient director of the modern home. No. of Students-46. ISY year class-28, 2nd year class-18. Methods-Class study and recitation, group vvork, reports on magazine articles, pamphlets, etc., in- dividual demonstrations and group demonstra- tions. Projbctr- ' First year-Selection, construction, care and re- pair of clothing, planning, preparing and serv- ing of meals, study of science related to home, I home care of the sick, and home management. Second Year-Selection and construction of clothing, making new clothes out of old, child care and training, planning and serving of meals for different types of individuals, house planning and furnishing. l 1 ' Miss FRANCES FRAZER. - Yearly Credit-2 units. Stare Reqztirements-Elective course.,- Teachers-Miss Frances Frazer, Miss Frances F agin. Eighth Grade Home ilfiooiritoiririuios Aim-To'serve as an introduction to Voca- tional' Home Economics and to help girls to better understand problems pertaining to the , ideal home. No. of Students-43. Methods-Note books, individual construction, demonstrations, class study, and discussion. Projects-Selection and construction of under- garments, simple design principles and their application in dress and in the home, culti- vation of personality traits which go to make better home members, elementary food prin- I ciples. Stale Requirements-Must be taken by all Sth 1 grade girls. Miss FRANCES FAGIN l Teacher-Miss Frances Faffin. D l Eighteen W I1 l M State Re Teacher- Aim-T1 that W nation, No. of Si M etlzodf- ferent 5, basebal track. Tourna basket divid- mino dividi Yearly. State R tion. Teacher Ninctcc l ER. :s out of 1 types of to Voca- J girls to 1g to the struction, iussion. if under- ind their neg culti- to make nod prin- y all 8th Eighteen ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO I Girls? lplhysiicall Education Aim-To develop each individual physically, c IL - ' mentally, socially, and morally. . No. of Stzzdents-86. 4th period class-go. Sth period class-36. Metfzodx-General class Work, group games and dances, and individual stunts. Projects-Band program, D. A. R. program, Ki- wanis program, assembly programs, and health Miss CLARA B. YOWELL posters. . State Requirements-One unit in physical education. Teacher-Miss Clara B. Yowell. 9 ff by i . Boys lplhysaioatll Education Aim-To create in youth an intelligent and healthful interest in physical activity that will carry over into adult lifeg to form habits .pf obedience, subordi- ' nation, self-sacrifice, co-operation, friendliness, loyalty and patriotism. No. of Students-110. e ' , Method!-Playing different games among the dif- ferent groups in the classes, such as, play-ground baseball, football, basketball, volley ball, and track. Tournaments-Carried on Within the school for basket ball and base ball. Also the groups are 'divided into leagues which are called majors and minors according to the native ability of the in- dividuals. Yearly- Credit-One-fourth unit. State Reqairenzents-One unit in physical educa- tion. . Teacher- O. P. Iones. V OLIVER. P. JONES Nineteen THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL Dramatios Aim-To develop better dramatics in high school striving to bring out to the fullest extent the student's talent and ability, through the direct- ing and producing of plays. No. of Students-33. Methods-The classihcation and study of kinds of drama, study of voice and diction, play produc- ing, play directing, and arts of make-up. Class meets two periods a week. Projects-Presenting Armistice program, Rotary I Club program, Iunior Circus play, All-class play, Senior play, studying juvenile, old age, oriental character and clown make-up. Yearly Credit-One-fourth unit. MRS' BERYL C' PINK' State Requirements--Elective course. Teacher-Mrs. Beryl C. Finck. MUSIC Aim-To enable students to become intelligent consumers and producers of music. No. of Students-101. Senior Band-28. Orchestra-43. Iunior Band-24. Chorus-33. ' Methoa's+Bands and orchestra-Group instruction i preceded by intensive summer course for begin- ners. Each organization meets twice a week. Chorus-Group instruction in four-part music. Organization meets twice a week. Projects-Senior band-Study of foreign music. Orchestra-Develop various orchestral families as the basis for concert orchestras. Iunior Band-Study of musical fundamentals, playing American folk songs. - Chorus-Study of good composers and their songs. .Yearly Credit-One-fourth unit for each course. State Requirements-Elective course. l Teachers-Bands and Orchestra-Price L. Collier. PRICE L. COLLIER i Chorus-Mrs. Beryl C. Fink. Twenty i I M1 Projects Book B specif Teach e1 Aim-'I ciatioi equip. as feli No. of . Seven Method. on su work, Pro jects- ters, r Crete Teacher Twent3 TINK. of music. rstruction or begin- a Week. rt music. n music. families amentals, nd their COU1' SC. ,. Collier. Twenty ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO . Qlliuurnior High English and ' Literature t Aim-To prepare pupil for high school English by drilling and familiarizing him with impor- tant fundamentals of English grammar. No. of Students-169. Seventh grade-82. Eighth grade-87. Methods-Diagraming, oral recitations, essays, t . parts of speech, drills and games, exercise, Work Miss ISABELLE BRADY books, book re orts and browsin , eriods. 1 g Projects-Posters, booklets, character study essays, sketches, and dramatizing. 1, Book Reports--Due, usually, every eight Weeks. Reports are Written according to specified outline. . Teacher-Miss Isabelle Brady. I qlliunniior High Mathematics Aim-To develop an understanding and appre- -y ciation of the need for further mathematical equipment to meet actual and prospective needs as felt by the pupil. I No. of Students-169. Seventh grade-82. Eighth grade+87. It M ethodr-Class recitation, practical problems based e on surrounding community, board- work, group work, group excursions, student-helpers. A Projects-Keeping records, making graphs, pos-1 ters, reports on life situations, constructing con- crete and practical problems. Teacher-Mrs. Temple Becker. MRS. TEMPLE BECKER Twenty-one ' THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL -1 i ' V lBTl1lSll1U1CESS Vilxlllnrflllllfllllifllg illlfllfill p Elementary Science Aim-Business training-To provide a back- ground for the study of commercial subjects, to familiarize the pupil vvith the fundamental busi- ness practices. Elementary Science--To create interest in science subjects to be studied later, to give the pupil an insight into the nature and organization of one's environment. No. of Students-169. N BLlSl1'1CSS'TF21l11l11g-87: Science-82. MISS HELEN ANN CLARK Mezfhods-Business Training-Problems for class discussions, and workbooks. Science-Class recittion, demonstrations, and reports. Projects-Home experiments, posters, and current events. ' Teacher-Miss Helen Ann Clark. iiqliiuunnioir Hiiglh History iAz'm-To develop an understanding of modern civiligations in their historical development and World setting. No. of Students-169. Seventh grade-82. Eighth grade-87. Methods-Class discussions, Workbooks, bulletin board, reports, oral talks, and collateral reading. Pro 'eezs-Posters ma s time lines Ura hs and Q 9 J gg 9 cartoons. . MRS. CARIVIEL PICKERING Teacher-Mrs. Carmel Pickering. Twenty-two i . i ? , A i l --, , 1 ec I Presiden. ' Vice-pre. Secretary Treasure Sporzsors Zllotto ..... Colors--- Song - Graduatz unitg Enrollmc Semester Semester lvfax. mer, Echo Qu Iunior C .472 Eaglr Social E Twenty-1 ARK ks. modern nt and ulletin :ading. s, and tty-tufo ECHO NINETEENC THIRTY-TWO fin, GERALD LILLARD 1 LLo ELIZABETH Hicks Hown WHITMER Pyg5jdg .,. ...... ..,............ G erald Lillard I,'jCg-pfg5jdg12r nl ,,,,,, .................... .. ......... .....,..... E lizaheth Willows Sec,-gmyy , 'ni -,,.. ,, ..... .-.Z .......,... - ........ .... -.Elizaheth Hicks Treasurer ,,,,,, 3 .... --g ..,..... ...........................,.....,..,......, H owd Whitmer Sponggyg --,4,,,-.,,,,,-,-----,,,,,, 1 .,s..... ,- ..,. .,.... . .... M rs. Iones, Mrs. Fink, Mr. Groce 1140550 ,A,,,-,. ,,,,,,,,,,........... - ....... ..,.... ' 'We Finish What We Attempt Colon ---- ......... .....,...................... . , Old rose and silver 'song ,,,,,,-,.,,,.,. ,,,., ..,...................................... ................. ....................... e . . - 'fs-E-N-1-o-R-s Graduation Requirements ........................................................ English, 3 units, Algebra, 1 unit, Social Science, 3 units, Physical Science, 1 unit, Physical Education, I unit Enrollment -- .............................................................-..................-............................. Fifty-eight Semester High Honor Roll .............................,..........,....,.............,......,,........ Carolyn Collier Semester Honor Roll ...... Mildred Alnutt, Woodrow Brand, Sue Brown, Iene Clark, Maxine Proctor, Louise Taylor, Beverly Watson, Wilma Weber, Harold Whit- mer, Howd'Whitn'1er. - Q Echo Queen .,..................................... - .....,.... Marjorie Clark lunior Circus Queen Attendant ........ Q-- ,.....,,........., Iene Clark .412 .Eagle Scout ................................ ............... , ....... G erald Lillard SOCQZZ Events .......... ......... I unior-Senior reception Twenty-three Jiffy i'f,,rQu -.flftf ,lm THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL MILDRED ALLEN 4 W S f x Y I I T M A AH! 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Secretary .............. ..... . ---Oliver Buchanan Treasurer ------------------------------------------------------- Wilson Hill f ' 'E ' Sponsors- --.-.---... Miss Brasher, Miss Frazer, Mr. Iones X X - ,Motto -------.-- --.--.....-.---..-.- ' 'Find a Way or Make Onel' N S E' Colors ----- ---------------------..--- P urple and gold if , Flower -- - ---- -.-----------------.---.- - ----Iris A, ,, I Song -.-------.----.--------.------ --------- Iolly Iuniorsv Class Enrollment -----.------------.-------. ....--..-.-.--.-.....-.- --.---.-..---.. - - -Sixty U Semester Honor Roll---.A ---.----..-----------.---..-.-----.-..------.-------- - -.--- .Alice Blair, Oliver Buchanan, M. A. Megede, Ruth Simms, Denton White U' Echo Queen Attendant ------------- . -------------------------------------------. Ruth Simms ' An Eagle Scoat --------.------------------.------------------------------------ Oliver Buchanan Social Events -------- ------------ I unior circus, Iunior-Senior reception li Thirty-one Thirty - . 1 AJJ THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL ' X BV! - .14 - I a A -ex 31, 2 ,R 'NJJNI I M ' I Sfw iv r-O HELEN ANDERSON ix L f ' -5. HS IJ . - WILLIE BLAIR O in fgfz W ,YJ Jw 'Xp W ALI R vs 1 X A . N Eb5fJWNQfyy W Q Rffby OL , ' I , O OLIVER BUCHANQNX pry RITA CAMPBELf, El Vftkf C BLANCHE CHENAULTKVXRY' ' Q 59.5 ,jx 14 if -- N. 1. . f :H K JW .BFPQSH . I MARGARET CURTIS ' 51,5-IQAI ,j .. 'EI gh O JOHN DEARDORFE - 'Q '1 .fro El' If DOROTHY jygvnf . I J ' . WIN , ' I ROBER RT ' YDE 1 . wg JN ' 'I AA '1 UWM FW? if 'U5 f , , ' 33' A ' s' K .5151 g 9 X5 I Go 'J' IEC 1 N . if EELS T i fb, DJJA. A ul OER , X,.f0 ?'N 3 - 95 MIIW' r GEORGMYAAINES ,f A 19 uw 'Wi 0 . SQ X , Y fx .LL,,,.g,Af'v I ' g:f:3RANCES GARRETT H,xg,w+'Tf Q I-.ul.,u5 N ' 1,1 ,V-I '. A 94,0 V 1 V 'W' fill K-A LA? A 9, 'Y , I X? 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V A ,ska If f,5A-,4I'.,'.:, C ff: , .N I s Q i I , 9 I' ' ad ' 1 .41 - ,I f 1 1 I , f ., ,C f 'Q ' 1 1 6 4 1 S N 5 'E 2 4 Pre Vii S61 Spi M c C0 S01 Cla S er S61- Ea Im Soc' Thirty-five Li I Q it . ji Q3 ' Til . ., nn 1' - 1. 5 did Q Off' i. Af, Nl: Q 'nf Q j sf! ,Al 5 Jr- 4' ww, jf M, y S ,Na to C 3 Clv1A?rs1iE1tQNTtrH1RTrf9TW49Ll Affg -J is 'R gigs,-5, 13,3 .17 3 3 f ' 5 fr! 2 le, .3 W Ty Nw- ff nf ii ggi? 5 sr 6 lrty-four Za eg FRANK CLARK ' its if KENNETH ALLEN DoRoTHY ScoTT Preszrlent .,....,,,,,,,, ............. F rank Clark Vice-president ....,.... ........ K enneth Allen Secretary-Treasurer ........................................................... Dorothy Scott ' Sponsors .....,... ......., M iss Kirkpatrick, Miss Magill, Miss Titus . .Motto ,... ................................. ' 'We Toil and Conquer Colors ...... ...... r .......... G old and Wine Song ............................. .......4.... ...... ' ' The Classwof 34M Class Enrollment .......... T ................ .................. S eventy-six Semester High Honor Roll ......,...... ............... L enore Buchanan' Semester Honor Roll ................... Q .......................................... Ruby Beary, Iesse Dickson, Maurine Kirkham, Dorothy White Echo Queen Attendant .................................,...................... Dorothy Scott Ianior Circus Queen Attendant ..,..... .. .......... Dorothy Scott Social Event ................................... T- ............ Weiner roast Thirty-five -a L, QC 1 E , , 1, ,-AK, 55: ,FJ risk nff! WM 11 Fr' A f' ,, Q, jg 5 g,:L Qg ,I 52, ..,L., .. - .T,.,AWwg ,T .,.....f.-... .,..,, V.-., ,.,, -:Q,...,...x.,- ' .-.-,,-1:-.',j:uugr?57,-,7.p7g5f' A If BW, W7 ,.lf,ff1f'V f, A , , V1 , xf 5 I f X J 0 J K1 M ffcff X U JV. , ,T THE TRTEHPWUQJMTZWH SCEZUQ ,ff A VM!! W -4 X ' Jo - 1 J V Y l 1 Af AR A 1 QA? Lf WCM M MJ ff? 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BLLAA RUTH CHQ 5- .f :jk f f K, WILLAR IQANX-tl X .1 f .ww f . ,jf .f ,.3v':',x'7Z,,- , xg A -azz: LVL ff X 1 ATV-AA1 1A A : 1f.f?,fgg LLRR f X 5 N A A,.ff1 A, 2 HELEN DAVISB B A - ,V ' . ,afffj-b ,M',45q.-jwf. if gg ,, . , - U A ', I if 4 , fxfffwf- f ,A , , E , ,, A-QW? , QV ', ,fffmwfff , T I 1' if 'WSH , f ' Ag 3, ' 'uw f, .,, V , - . zz--4fu,,f1,, , lv, K. , . A U iff? f 'K S- A4 N ,f MATTIE DENNING ROBERT DENTON f IESSE DICKSON 1 V-ifgrirty-six Q f .SP J f'F! nl I' Q B'! 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I J , THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHO0L 5 'J . fa 401' Q.- NEWELL PROEEITT MARYEELLE RICHARDSON DOROTHY RIVERCONIB DOROTHY ROBB MAR IORIE ROSEWARREN DOROTHY SCOTT IRAlXfi SHORT AILEEN SIFERS PAYE SLOAN LESTER SNIITH VAN SMITH ALLEN STEVA ALICE STEWART AGNES STONE IEWELL SWOFFORD HELEN TODD MILTON TODD SAMUEL THOMAS LORETTA VILES .Pl I :J 5, fv I DOROTHY V-KQJITE M' PJ rf -A x I jr' , f I A RUTH?WTLS!0N , J .1 2 lf R , , FOWLER WOLLARD,,f ' ,-' .f ,, CHRIS WOOLERY. A .' ' lf! I .J ,J No Dicture: ' Allen Carter Louise Slade .f ,Zyl ,ff .J IJ ,,, John Clark June Vail LAY Millard Jacobs Nj X A I A V ' ff x rg fx ff X X ' X X I ji - g my !,. Thirty-ezght fr? 1 I I f j ' Y ,Am mv! uf f L! 1 f , x ,f , fqyy ff' fy ff if YA .X J 4 !if ?f i z X Q fx ' ' X k 1 . fa V, ,, ,E 4 4 T f ' f J fly ffff A sxff! V 7 X V X, ,4 f , X X ,g , Lf If 1 EIHH - fg ff ,XT v , ' 'K ef' .I sv ' , P I J T I i 1 I 1 I l i i I3 i i I i I l I L i l li V 1 1 Z K I I I V 1 5 1. .. I-4.44 I I C l 2 1 Q A. 1 A 4 L 1 L 1 I Q Thirty-ni Z y-eight 4,4 'IVR ,. -ll-bt. ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO I V: J p l F I 4 V 5 M E l 45 Q! , ,,,f ff., ,QZPMQZ , ' , gl.. Sm. '. -s D.-A ...VL -I A--'--3' ' v do I1.... 'N IBS... -il' Q BCH ARLE S Fos'rER U IIIXIAIIIE BROWN B d s EVELYN WATSON 3 President ......... ...... ,Charles Foster Vice-president ............. .......,.. I imrnie Brown Secretary-Treasurer ........................ A, g ......,.............,........... Evelyn Watson U Sponsors ,.,.....,... ...........T. ......... lMiss Greene, Miss Shoop, Mr. Pharis ' Mono .......... A .1.,.. Wd Build the Ladder by which We Riser E Colors ...................... .................................................. B lue and silver V Song ......T..,...,.,.......... ' .......... Freshmen I Cluss Enrollment .,...,......,........, ....,,.4..,............ . Ninety-nine 'Semester High Honor Roll ,,...... ...,,........... R osa Nell Bright V Semester Honor Roll B, ,...,,..,...... . I ............,...e,.. . Geneva Kugler, Charles Foster, Frieda Rimmer, Evelyn Watson, Dorothy Whitmer Echo Queen Attendant. .,.....,......................,....., , ....... Georgann Garner Iunior Circus Queen Attendant ...... V .....,,, Evelyn Watson Soczal Event. .i........................... Q ....,..,.. .,,,t,.,t Weiner roast Thirty-nine FRANCIS BLAIR VERA BLAIR VERLA BLAIR of FRANCES BOYER PERQHING BRADY 4452? 6wf 544, f0'T56R THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL BILLY ALDER IFSSE BARGER SIVIITH BATES Ng? IGHT R0 SAXI L BURTON I I F REIIS F ARIXIER WM WW 1, I E N 5 4 V 5 If lr i I I1 5 65: L jf x W- I Rs I 20 - R . Forty V Forty-on -drill fqjizwtffyvvglfb KVYLLT1 Im. f5,,.A, 0-jo! fwvw f - t ' ' ,f I Y: Y V L1 I v , . , ' ,X I. !,1'4,fTgAi0! ' , ' 'f ' v N V. 1 IL, ' ' ..' . H W ' I F 4 I ,. 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RIEEE ' FRIEDA RIMMER CLYDE ROSEWARREN HELEN RUSSELL - .. ,. ,......A. A -..- ... - - ,.-- vw, -J--V ....,... . --' ----w-:f--u,-w- in-.-....-. ., F arty-two XX V Ni 6 xr ' ' I X sv I, S KFC? Ili Ll I Nw QP F W X. Ry R .N xx' S N N E 1111.1 iv 6-Cb A WW I I , .,l,,........., h . u-A .. I . . 11, mnmsrnnuax -.,u-- v-ww:.f.p-- ,...' - .. .....,-E,-..rr,r1,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,, ,nnfh , . ECHKUP NIZNZETJEZEN TIHZIZIRTIY-TWO CHARLES SHEPPARD CHARLES SHORTLE VIRGINIA SIFERS RAYMOND SMITH AGNES SNIDER DANIEL SPERBECK CHARLENE STEVA EDWARD STOCKTON THELMA TARWATER EDWARD VAUGHN LYDA WARD V I EVELYN -956' VW I ' QX' K GE EB . A w HIT MJ OROTHY WHITMER BEULAH WININGAR OSCAR WILLIAMS EUGENE WOLLARD FRANCES WOOD MARVIS WORRELL ROY WRISINGER No picture: Henry Bryant Paul Hunt I I W , V fy Y V ,,., A ,,,. I A ..,f'vQ I if? f 'EJ 1,-,i,r,,fI A 1 5 of I ww fi., .I ff'w4!fS ' . .2 A ,.3,,,1t,M.A my Bi H L RIAA ' I Lffaaff etdmia ,. 'Aww --4,,gf fy QQ! 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Yjxxxy MXN ir I f X ,, ,A J -- K --- --------U , ..f- ,Y .., .A ,,-l- -..E .....-,-.--...... ,.,,..,, . .F- f THEQRICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS 1932 We are the S-e-n-i-o-r--s, The class that every student here adores, The 1932 gang all gather 'round, We'll send to heavin above a ripping, tearing sound. We are the S-e-n-i-o-r-s, We are a peppy class, Well, yes, I guess, We are the class that put the aim in fame, Always game, Senior Class. Tzzne- Washington and Lee Swingf, IOLLY IUNIORS Iolly Iuniors, we-we stand for loyalty The class of gg. YfVe always do our best, and try to lead the rest In all activities, . ' Our honor we hold dear, we have no cause to fear For we are the Iunior class .We will ever loyal be, dear old R. H. S. to thee- The class of '33. ' Tune-Original. THE CLASS OF '34 As a high school class we're just what we ought to be Happy and worry free, Peppy and full of glee, We are ever boosting for R. H. S. For we're the Sophomore class. Trying to do our best- r , ' To pass the Fittest test, ' Proud that we are a part of old R. H. S. And of the Sophomorelclass. t Tune- Old Gray Marefi ' FRESHMEN It's a good thing to know the Freshmen, We're the real ones to know. All the hustlers and all the live wires, We're sure to make things go, Goodby, care and sorrow Hello, joy and cheer, We'll all join hands and pull together, The Freshmen are here. Tune Tipperary. Forty-four 3 4 .,x ss' Forty-five 5 P I F X 331' Jriginal. A Yi, perary zrty- our Forty fzfc ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY TWO DORIS ALDRIDGE NORNIAN ALLEN VERA ALLEN OLIVE BAKER MARY BASHAM MINNIE CROWLEY HOhfIER BROWN HAZEL BRYANT DAVID' BRYANT BEssIE CARTER CLYDE CONNOR LESTER CONNOR NORMAN CRAVEN BERNICE CROWLEY I. W. DAVIS ANN DEARDORFF ELOISE DEER KATHLYN E1N4LEY IEWELL FARRIS MELVIN FARRIS NELLIE GARRETT ERNEST GORHAM RUTH GREEN DOROTHY HAPPY ROBERT HARDIE KATHLEEN HARRISON BILLY HARRISON ELDON HAUSER CAREY HAYNES CLARENCE H1cKs MARTHA HIGDON ROETTA HOSMAN HORACE HOTCHKISS IAMES HOTCHKISS BOBBY HUGHES PAULINE HUMBIRD MARIORIE AOKSON Ross IACKSON 'X I I. 1 H 1 f A , 1 ? . -. R xg RUTH J Z4f'fw L. .W-ma. f Ex., '75 1 I ,W .fs-1-3' . A . ,yf as-.,:fa-rrqwv-a.,-..,.af'.er'f+H-1f -2 .i.,.......,, . - , X.. - ...fy-In I.. ' , , -. ..... rrgL, ff- ,.-i.H.. - .-- ' ! THE HZZCHHCUPNZDD HHS-H SCCHHUZL TRIBBLE KICE CLARA B. KIRKHAM ROBERT MASON LOUISE MCCLANE RUBY MCGAUGH A. V. MCKINNEY CLARA MOORE ROLLA MOORE JOE NANCE MARVIN NANCE EDITH NEVILLE CHARLES NU4TTER VIRGINIA OGG IOHN PAGE - PAUL PAULSON IEAN PETREE BERYL D. PICKERING IASON RAY MITCHELL RIPIJY ROSEMARY RIPPY NANNIE ROBINSON MONROE RUSH IOHN SGHOOLER RAUSEY SCHOOLER ZEPHALEE SHIPLEY JACK SI-IOTWELL JUNIOR SLAUGHTER DONALD SMITH PEBBLE SODDERS EMNIA SPEER VIRGINIA STUART LYDA SWOEEORD MAURIGE ATARWATER SARAH TEBER I CRICKET WEBER ZANNA WININGAR' MARY WILLIAMS LOUISE WOODS No picture-James Bry- ant, Beulah Brewer, Jewell Bryant, Melvin Bunch, Mary Clark, Donald Con- nor, Edward Hardie, John Jackson, Jack Kincaid, Sarah McDowell, Andrew O'De1l, Naomi Richardson, Deanis Ritchie, Louise Robb. ? 'I f l ,ly f f I X ! , f ff If 1 'J f , ff f X, ,f if 'C f ,X .ffl I 'Q I If 'Q fri A 1 . . P . ,., I 7? il - . .L L 5 Forty-six F01 I T F arty-si x F arty-seven ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO FRANCES S. ALDER EUGENE ALLEN DOROTHY ARNOLD MAR'f BATES FRANCES BLAINE IIMMIE BLAIR FRANCES BRYANT NANNIE BUNCH SAGRA CLEVENGER MARIE CONNOR MAXINE CONROW CECIL CORAM MILDRED COX KATHRYN DAUGHERTY VIRGINIA DAVIS ROYCE DEER LUCILLE DERSTLER EMILY I. DUNN MONROE EVERT RUSSELL GAINES IOE GALBRAITH GLENN GARRETT MARTHA GOSSAGE NEWTON C. HAMACHER CURTIS HAMANN ALICE HAMILTON MARY HARDIE LEROY HICKS CHRYSTINE HUGHES GENE JACKSON IUDITH JACKSON MYRA A. JONES A THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL 5,,,.,,.- IOI-IN KIFFER CIIARLES KIRK I. D. LEE A ANN MAGNALL IRENE MAIDMENT DORIS V. MANSUR ELWOOD MASON CLARA MIDDLETON GENE MILLIGAN IACK MCKOWN MARY MOORE HELEN MORGAN CECIL PETREE TENLPIA PULSE BOBBY SANDERSON EDWARD SCHULTZ LAWRENCE SEWARD IUNIOR SLADE L HARRY SPURBECK GEORGE STEWART MARIORIE SWOFFORD ' HUETTA TAYLOR HELEN TEBER IACK WALLER LILLIAN WATKINS TOM 'WATSON LUCY WHITE MAXINE WHITE MARIORIE WILLIAMS' VIRGINIA WININGAR JOHN WORRELL PAUL WUTTKE No picture - Charley Baker, Jack Blair, Paul Blair, Le Roy Craig, Lucile Cunningham, Mattie El- liott, Frances Hardison, Vaughn Haynes, Ralph Holder, Juanita Humbird, Paul Jiacobs, Noah Love, Glenn Mitchell, Mary My- ers, Oscar Myers, Louise O'Del1, Ben Richardson. F orty-ei glit gill I 4 'I I-5 I- sI'x ali 4 41 3 -ffvvlxifvcf Ldg ,ffl - l Q 11141 LU 1 ,,, K v '! If 1 67 5 2 1 First rf LO Second HA Top 11 W1 Editor -- Assistants - Clark, Business M flssistants-L Photograph Sponsor ---- M em bers .fi summe Meets-Eig Aim--To I Rating of I All-Arr F orty-ni ne '08 gk W ty ez gh! F A ,fx W, ,.,,.,Mk, 5f,j9 Mm ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO J! ffl I.-QV A, ,,i,,,- 7f,tA-p i?,,v 1, ,, If ' ,rgl f - M -I 141, Lal f H' ' X 'fr I'-L44 . ,. , -5 I J -Q ---. 4 J - - 11.0-f ' fu! ' , r f ,f -f' I Fzrst row left to nght LOUISF SNIITH, VERA SWOFFORD HOWD WHITNIER I OUISE TAYLOR WILMA WEBER Second row SUE BROWN, MARIORIE CLARK, KATE HAMILTON, FRANCES HARIACHER ELIZABETH HICKS Top row VERNON BATES CAROLYN COLLIER BEVERLY WATSON, HAROIIJ WHITAIER Fdztor Carolyn Collrer Clark, Fr nnces Harnacher, Kate Hannlton, Vera Swofford, Vhlma Weber Buszness Ma1mge1 Beverly Watson Xlsszstants Ehzabeth H1CkS, LOUISC Smlth, Loulse Taylor, Howd Whltmer Photographers Vernon Bates, Harold Whrtmer Sponsor Mrs Olrver P Iones M8mbE15 Are Selected By compennve correspondence course taken PFCVIOUS summer Meets E1ghth per1Od every school day Azm To produce an A1lAmer1can Echo fxatzng o Prezfzous Echoes by N S P A Frrst class honor raung, 1929 and 1930 All Amencan honor ratrng, 1931 Forty nzne .4 ' , ' if .-V,,,,4.-4,9 . W' . -1.-. I 9 4191, 4 A , L- V 1, .gr '.fv1 'T 11 f'4 :fiona I .1 ' 3 'I 5.2: ,QI 5 I Tvs ,av-2 if I ' few , A ' L 7 - 1 1 - E . , . ,J 2 ' Mi ,,,, , - M 'f 1 1 I rf' -' ' '. I , S . f, 4 4 -- ---------------------------- ---'---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - ' I A I ' 1 ' u n - ,A y Asszstants ........,...., . ...,... ., .... ................................... . ............, . .............. . ..... S ue Brown, Marjorre 'T N I ' I' ' ' . A ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,---,-,-,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,.....,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,, M- V . . . . . . ' . I if --------- H -------- - I I ---,---------, ,,,,-, 1,.,,V,V,-------------------, ,,---,, , , V ,-,-,,- - -- , 4 ' If I . '- ,K ,, - . - - fr 5 ' f . . . .X . A A I y V . . 'Y J . THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL First row-left to right, LOUISE TAYLOR, BEVERLY WATSON, CAROLYN COL- LIER, FRANCES I-IAMAc1iER. ' A Back row-GERALD LILLARD, HAROLD WHITMER, HOWD WHTTMER. Past Members-- - 1929-Leta Thurman, Iean Ogg, Emily Lavelock, Tom Marshall, Iohin M. Nel- son, Irene Iones, Nettie Buchanan. 1930--R'UEl'1 Cates, Luverne Brown, Dorothy Hamacher, Maxine Kirkham, Ioe Ward, ,Sarah Long, Isabel Milligan. 1931-Edward Shirley, Garner Settle, Paul Crowley, Margaret Blair, Margaret Lake, Elizabeth Denton, Helen Gill. - National Honor Society U President -- ...,,,.................................................................................................. Howd Whltmer Vice-President ...... .. ..............................................................................,............ Beverly Watson Secretary -- .......... Louise Taylor Treasurer -- ....... ......... i ...... - ......... G erald Lillard Sponsor -- ....................................... ......... W . Roy Groce Number of Members-Seven. Meets-On call. r Aim--To aid students delinquent in credit. ' Those Eligible-Members of the senior class outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character and service. ' How Chosen-Names of the sixteen students comprising the upperathird of the class were rated by each teacher according to his judgment on the above qualities. First Organized-1920. . Social Events-A party. T Fifty r O is 'If RE f 7 I Q L. 1 I r J Z Presi, Vice- Seere Treat Span Mott. Em b, Num Aim- Thos Best Best Fifty I COL n M Bel kham, Ioe Margaret Whrtrner ly Watsor lse Taylor Ild Lillard Roy Groce leadership, mf the class Iualines F1 ty LI If .ar I , ,Kg 'F' 1 ,W N I Jw , 5 M J, 0 I if I xy A It VV' . W r 9 I I pf I -I: nxjxjlx A xXx! If I YH A X ll . 5 I Q ' o I .. 1 V I S. I X. : O .I -ff f f'IT .I I' I - ,yjf fy, N V H ur- I 5 I ' ' L, ik? 'S A fi If ft WA cf1l.,7 I U If I 3' ll it yt ' 'gb Il I .I . ll II? k-, A f It R I I III my . KIKIYI M Ill welll lvl I . ' I5. 'lfpqv' lfzrst row left to rIffht ELIZABETH WILLOWS VERA SXVOPFORD LOUISE SMITH MARIORIE CLARK MISS MAGILL WILMA WEBER MILDRED AL NUTT GEORGIA SLADE Second row LOIS GTTMAN IENE CLARK KATE HAMILTON DOROTHY HIC. DON ALBERTA BATES ELIZABETH HIOKS Thzrd row BERRIOE TVIADDUX FRANCES HAMACHER GRACE MANNING RUTI RAY LOUISE PARDUE MAUDE HAPPY EUNICE PATTOIN Fourth row LOUISE TAYLOR SARAH STEWART MARY HENDERSON BEVERLY WATSON CAROLYN COLLIER MARGARET CURTIS HELEN GORHAM Top row PAUL 101-INSTON WILSON HILL E L BATES GEORGE G AINES FRED STELTER ERNEST BUCKLEY LEONARD MCPEEK FRANCIS HUNI No pzctztre Frances Bradley RIta Campbell Blanche Chenault, MSXIHC Brown AllCC Garner Wynema MCGIDIIIS, Theresa Shumate 01UU1JUUlCBlI'4C11ffiLll lm Prggzdenz Frances I-Iamacher Vzce Preszderzt WIlSOn HIll Secretary Maxme Brown 'Treasurer Iene Clarl Sponsor MISS Merle MagIll Motto Onward to Perfectlon Emblem A GTCCIHIT lamp wIth Gregg Shorthand InscrIbed upon It Vumber o Members Forty three Meets On call 42771 TO develop Interest In cOmmercIal work Those Elzgzble Students In cOmmercIal department Best unzor Typzst EunIce Patton unzor Dzctafzon Record Dorothy HIgdOn Best Semor Typzst Mar1OrIe Brown Senzor Dzctatzon Record Vera Swoiford F1 ty-one I I l F ' . 1 . 1 S ' . I 1 O , I 1 I N-4 I 3 1 1 1 1 ' I U I , . I ' 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' 'r . ' I- I , , . I v ' 4 T 'r 4 9 1 1 1 ' T I 1 1 1 ' I I -. r I , 1 1 1 I I 1' , ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' l T - 1 I , , . . , . I I , I 1 1 1 - ' '-' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 I K t 0 Y L -.. .... . -....---------------- ------------------------------------------ ---------------------------- ------- - - - I . . I -- ..... . . ....................----- -------------------------------- ----------- ------ ---------------------------- - - - .. - X ' I L -- ---- --- -..-.--...---...--------------------------------------- ---- ---------------- ------ ----- - - - - ----- A I cc ' 99 5 . . H ,, . . . , T U . I L ' f 1 - . 1 . ' A T . . X 1 I . . . . l W 0 - 1' . ,f . I L . 1 . .f . 5I I' I l l I I . F Q x Y gl ll' I 1 L Kel . , l ' ill I U THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL ' All O xH 'E 9 K X x. X N ti viii. N x ltxld l l ififll eo' il Silo? I XSS? If 'Q QI r QQ il IQ Jef tif X First row-left to right, DOROTHY RIX'ERCOLfIB, ELIZABETH WILLOVVS, LIELEN il-lODD, M.XRY PISHA, MISS FAGIN, Miss FRAZER, GENEXYA KUGLER, EVELYN HILL, RHODA MOORE. ' Second 1'0M!iRUBY BEARY, MATTIE DENNING, MARY SHORT, LUCILLE MORGAN, DOROTHY ROBB, RUTH SI-IELTON, MARY' PETREE, IOSEPHINE MCKINNEY. Third row-BERNIOE MADDUX, VIRGINIA ROsEwARREN, MARY L. IACKSON, DOCIA HARDING, MAXINE PROCTOR, ETHEL GULLEY, MARTHA MILLER,' LORETTA VILES. Top row-MARIORIE RosEwARREN, HELEN GORHAM, CORNELIA FLETCHER, MARIE BROWN, LYDIA WARD, FRANCES WOOD, CHRISTINA RAOHKE, Lois SHELTON. No pictiire-Helen Anderson, Vera Blair, Verna Blair, Veda Brady, Velma Bryant, Ruth Clark, Bernice'Crowley, Helen Davis, Dorothy Due, Ev- elyn Haskell, Vera Haynes, Mildred McGinnis, Lois Ottman, Helen Owings, Helen Russell, Alvena Shumate, Fay Sloan, Alice Stewart, Sarah Stewart, Maxine Swofford, Alta Thompson, Iune Vail, Marvis Worrell. I HOME lECC0lIllCUJlIl1llllCCS President .- .... ..,....,.................. A ,.............,...,.... . .........,.....,.,,................,.... ....,. M a ry Short Vice-President -- -- ...,.,....-., Helen Davis S6c1'c'1fa1'y -- ..... ,...,,..... , ,........... F rances Wood T7 C'6l.S'Zl7'C'7' ..... ,....,. .....,,,,.,...,.,......,,.,,, E .,,.,,...,,,...,......... M a ry Lee Iackson SPOHSOVS .,...... ,... ......................... , . ......L,L...L,... M iss Frances Frazer and Miss Frances Fagin Number of Members-Fifty-six. Meets-On call. Aim-To promote better fellowship among the members, to let the community know of the work that is being done, to help the girls enjoy and appreciate the course, and to interest more girls in the course. First Organized-1920. L Social Events-Initiation ceremonies and two parties. F ifty-two f f f ii, yy? I A I F if Sec To Nc Presi d e Vice-P1 S ecreta Treaszi. Sponso N ii m br M eets- A i m-' act Those First C Social F i fry-ti I Loos p ,I , lp r s p I i - p Y S R 5 . I. S I 5 ' 'S N! BIN: fxxiflgx I 3. it .. 'X M! 3 Y I 'fr' X Y if F' 4 I - 1 s R Shorf Davrs Wood ackson Fagrn 1 know course partles fty-two ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO Fzfst row left to rwht, HAROLD SLAUGHTER WELLION LEIZIO SMITH BATES HENRY BRYANT WILLIAM CHANEY RAYIVIOND ACKSON .Second row KENNEFIX STEVA NEXA7ELI PROFFITT LEsTER SIVIITH SIDNEY HAMILTON VINCEN GORHAIVI LESTER WHITE FRANKLIN CLARK CLYDE HALIILTON IEWELL SWOFFORD Top row MR PHARIS, GENE PETTUS VOYTA OUTERSKY WOODROW BRAND LOJIS IELINEK WILLIAM STONUINI WILLIE GUTERSKY HNI IELINEK ORAL LEE HOWARD WHITE VERNON BATES No picture Wllllam Proffitt, Kenneth Whrte lllltlllllluif-B tfiLJI lUUL6lI S Ollk JIJIRCEBJIDHCQHL Preszdent Gene Pettus lfzce Preszdent Wrlllam Stonurn Treasurer Kenneth Steva Sponsor Donald C Pharls N umber 0 M embers Twenty seven Meets On c'1ll Azm To develop rural leaderslnp, to practrce co Operat1On, to encourave recreauonal act1V1t1es, to create a love for country lrfe, and to promote thr1ft and scholorslup Those Elzgzble VOCZ1f10113l agmculture students who pass the Greenhand degree Fzrst Orgcznzzed 1930 Soezal Events Greenhand and Future Fqrmer degrees and a Halloween party Fzfty three F5 3 A H H , ll Q H A I C EJ YN ' ' an 1 ' I -- I 1 I X 1 I ' AN, I A -' R ' A 1 I 1 1 A ' Y ' I I I I IN, ' 1 ' ERI. Q Z ' 1 1 f T 1 'J 4 1 I f 1 ER' . I I . . I - . . I DIS 1 1 ' ' na 41 A F F A Ev- , It, ' ' '' ' Vis Secretary ,, .... ,R ......,......................................,...................L...............,...,..,............... Louis Ielinek 9 K V ,.. .,,...,.................,.....,...........,,,,,,.............,.L........,.......,.........,............, . , , I f I - - - Q -. . . L . . 'I . U . 7 ' - V . THE RICHMOND HIG SCHO , ' l JDM xi, . fam ,gg-Q 2 ,v44.fm,vlg,,ov '- W 17 fs ,A - Ulm ,g,,gA,,q'Xjawv7 'f i i I r I i l l i I F' l Seated-left to right,CARoLYN COLLIER, KATE HANIILTON, GERALIS LILLARD, ELIZABETH Hicks. to Stufzding--NEWELL MANLEY, IIM FINK. l Vllqlliespiauni President -- .... --------------------------------- ---------- G C filld Lillard I Secretary -- ..,.. -,-.-............ I im Fink I Pmmpzer -, ........... Kate Hamilton I Sponsor -- ,................ ......... M rs. Beryl C. Fink Colors-Blue and Gold. K - Number of Members-Five. Meets-On call. A Aim-To develop better dramatics in high school and to bring out to the fullest the y dramatic talent and ability of each member. Those Eligible-Dramatic students having played one major role of not- less than 1 seventy speeches or two roles of at least thirty speeches each. l l First Organized-1932. Troupe Number-Eighty-one. A Fifty-four Fi Sc T, T1 N Numb Numb Numb S ponsc Numb M eats- Aim- SP Tbose Footba Basket Tracie m st: First C Fifty-1 IWC Lillard I Fink l'1'11ltO11 Flnk est the ss than fty- our ,ff-2-4 I f,!fMrv ,Ji f I W F NETEEN THIRTILT W lrlrlltlllrllllll I I Fzrsf row left to rIght HOWD WHITMER VAN SMITH HAROLD HAYSON HARRY IONES GERALD LILLARD RALPH KINCAID Second row WILLIE BLAIR PAUL WILLIAIVIS FRANCIS BLAIR VERNON BATES Tbzrd row GEORGE DOLPHIN GENE PETTUS RALPH SCHOOLER Top row SAIXIUEL THONIAS DENTON WHITE KENNETH STEVA IOHN DEAR DOREF No pztture MenzIe Brown Iames Clevenger WIllard Damel Mrllard Iacobs Walter Moore Emerson Moyer Fred Stelter llaettttermn IU1 S lb ce Number o Football Letters Awarded Twenty one Number o Bas etball Letters Awarded Ten .Sponsor Olrver P Iones Number o Members Twenty foun Meets On call Azm To support the Ideals of our school by lIvIng up to the prIncIples of good sportsmanshlp and to st1mulate Interest m school sports Those Elzgzlle Students earnmg a letter In any of the major sports Q' ootball Letter Reqtzzrements To have played In one half of each of four games oaslqetball Letter Requzrements To have played In one half of each of SIX games Trac Requz ements To have won a Hrst place or two seconds or to have been a member of a Hrst or second place relay team In a meet w1th a school of Ou standmg Fzrst Organzzed 1929 Fzfty five Z3 O O xr f 4 ' X 1 1 I 3' i I K 5 I 'A A I U LD: E . 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Mary Ann Bates Guardian -, .,,.. ..,... - -- ......, Mrs. Robert E. Bates Number of Members-fFourteen. - g Aim-To develop a feeling of fellowship and eomradeship, and to promote team- work. Meets-Every Thursday. Present Goal-To attain the rank of Firemaker. Social Events-Two dinners and a HalloWe'en party. . Fifty-six l l if f , if ini. 2 Q 4 , .M fan' 9 ,,,,, -7 g A H7 'Q' ..., , 7 yfifgfj 1 ll! fan Q Q Fil'g Bac N 0 Presidez Vice-Pri Secretar Treasur Gziardia Num bex Aim-'l WOI Meets- Present Social I F i fty-sez ff-W llll 'JU Z 2' 7 DJ P-I Q.. O P-1 CD. Viansur Whlte 1 Bates Bates tC3.I1'1 Z ty Six A ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO I Pzlst row left to f1ChfVIRGIkIA OGG EMILY DUNIX MYRA ONEL KAIH I'YN DAUGIIERFY MARTI1A GOSSAGE IUDITH IACKSOB Bae low HLLLN VVIIITBIFR KATHLYN ELILEY ANN MAGNALL ALICL HAAIILTOB CLARA MIDDLETON ALICE WILLIAMS No pzctzue Betty Duval Mary Plemrng Mary A Mebede Ruth Slmms, Dortha Steva Wasffzn em, Qamp Ire P1 eszdent Vzee P1 eszdent beer elm y Y reasurer Guczrdzun Number 0 Members Seventeen Fmlly ane Dunn Vlfglnla Ogb Ahce H3m1lfO11 MISS Charlotte Ioy Azm To develop a fCCl111g of fellowslnp and comradeshlp and to promote team Work Meets Every Monday I resent Goal To 1ttaIn the rank of Frremaker Qoezal Event An or anrzatlon party F1 ty seven WB A l I I i I , V L-. gl l , I I 3 E A 7 I 1 I l A K L 0. 7 l 1 T1 I 7 lx l ' nn x ' ' , , T. Q I Bk 'A 1 Q B ' ' 4 1 ' 1 1 ' . 4 A I ll 1 0- A I t l ' 1 B: , 1 A J ' U 1 I A I f f I ,.,...,,, -, ..., , .,,.L........,..,....... .. ..,,......................,,....... g ,....... I, .,,... . ' 1 i I ' - I' ' -- .............................................,.................,.......................... Q. ..... Kathlyn Emley I Q A 5- mm--mm0mmu0I---m--mm-m-W-mmnm-Nnnmnu---mu-HImmummmmm-H , , , 0 . X ! X I 2 ' ' f ' - , . 1 .V . I . Q - , Q . h W n I 1 J 1 L . . I l xl Lf' I 'i n g I ' , W 4 f I, i - l THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL First row--left to right, JUNIOR SLAUGI-ITER, CHARLES NUTTER, GEORGE WEBER, BILLY ALDER, OLIVER BUCHANAN, HARRY IONES, KEITH HAUSER, NEW- TON HAMACHER, PAUL IOHNSTON, HOMER BROWN. Second row-BOBBY HUGHES, ANDREW MCCRAE, NEWELL MANLEY, HOWD W'HITA4ER, BUDDY MANSUR, EDWARD VAUGHN, E. L. BATES, IIM FARRIS, CHARLES SHEIJPARD, E. B. RIEEE, GENE JACKSON. A Top row-I. W. PULSE, IIM PINK, WILLIE MCCRAE, FRANCIS- HUNT, DEN- 1'ON WHITE, IOI-IN DEARDORFE, RAYLIIOND SNIITH, WILLIE BLAIR, PAUL HUNT, DON JACKSON. P No picture-Doris Aldridge, Leslie Blair, Willie Davis, Paul Emley, Don- ald Hamacher, Billie Harrison, Carey Haynes, Eldon Hauser, Mervin Hauser, Iohn Iackson, Ross Iackson, Arthur L. Littman, Max Maloney, Gene Milligan, Bob Ed Nutter, H. P. Settle, Clair Sheppard, Otis Thompson. I I Band Instrumentation-Trumpet, IO, Horn, 5, Trombone, 3, Baritone, 2, Bass, 23 Flute, 25 Clarinet, 19, Saxaphone, 3, Oboe, Bassoon, Drums, Cymbals, Tympani, ' Bells, Xylophone. O Director -- ................... 3 ..........................................................................,............. Price L. Collier Number of Members-Fifty-One. Aim-To apply music through a new media by means of skill on a particular in- strument. Meets-Twice a Week. First Organieed-Iuly, 1924. Number of Members Who Have Become Professionals-Three. Number of Members Who Have Been in College Bands-Twelve. Activities-Presented an annual concert, assembly program, furnished rhythm music for physical education demonstration, played for Santa Claus, made a good-Will tour, furnished music for programs of community interest. Fzflfy-.figm f 4 ,, ,M ,ff , gf W. Fin Sect Thi Foo Fifz Sixz Seb Eig No lnstrun Obi Cyl Directo N umbe Aim-7 wel M eets- First 0 All-Stai Ka North u Ha Actiuitz bly cor F i fty-ni BER W JVVD R EN AUI O11 VIII nev, t1S Flute, ympanr ular 111 n musrc ood-will fty-eight ECHO NET Y T W0 XMLI. Fzrst row front to rear, left to rwfht, MAIKY A HAMACHER DOCIA HARDING CLARA F WEARY MAURINE KIRISHABI, CLARA B KIRKHAM MAUDE HAPPY CRICKET WEBER Second row FRANCES GARRETT, MARY A MEGEDE RUTH SIMIXIS, CORNELIA FLETCHER LYDA SWOFFORD WILSON HILL Thzrd ,ow CAROLYN COLLIER PAUL H IOHNSTON WILLIE BLAIR UDITH IACKSON IM PINK RAI IWOND SNIITH Pouffh row FRANCES HAIVIACHER OLIVER BUCHANAN CHARLES SHEIIPARD IMNIIE BLAIR Ft th four ILNIOR SLAUGHTER FRANCIS HUNT KATHRYN DAUGHERTY Szxth row KATE HANIILTON EDWARD VAUGHN HARRY IONES LOUISE SMITH Seventh row EMILY DUNN MYRA IONES ANDREW MCCRAF VVILLIE M CLAE DENTON XNHITE Ezghth row ALICE HAMILTON LII LIAN WATIQINS HOWD WHITAIER No pzctztre Iene Clark Elorse Deer, Ida F Croce, Alrce WIll1ams rollnesifra lnstrttmehtcztzon V1Ol1H, 21, Vrola, 2, Cello, 3 Bass Vrolrn, 2, Flute, 2, Clarmet, 2, Oboe, Samphone, 2, Bassoon, Horn, Trumpet, 2 Trombone, Prano, 2, Drums, Cymbals, Tympanr, Bells Xylophone Dzrector Prrce L Collrer Number o Members Forty seven Azm To enable Students to apprecrate hwher forms of musrc by partlclpatrng In a well orffamzed orchestra Meets Twrce each Week Fzrst O1 ganzzed September, 1931 All State Hzgh School Orchestra Members Carolyn Collrer, Frances Hamacher, Kate Hamrlton Northwest Ml550Zl1Z I-Izgh School Orchestra Members Carolyn Colller, Frances Hamacher Paul H ohnston Acttzfztzes Played durrng pre Easter servrces at Methoclrst Church presented assem bly programs and orchestra chorus concert, furmshed musrc for programs of communrty lnterest Fzfty mne Ss: 1 C '- - . . , gb -. y, , ' , I w 7 I w E , J - 1 ' 1 1. V- :I I W ' 1 S 'IS . ' ' ' l 6' J ' U 1- 1 ' J ll , v 1 3 ,I ' , ' If '. A 'ff Z A 1 1 J , f 1 1 , j 1 . P - L ,, - - 1 W 1 J 1 1 V l f' 1 ' I ' P- . , , .,, . .. ,, A V 31 Q 9 I , . A ' 1 f ' I, . , . .Lf - 7 . . I . . . ' . 13 ' . L . . . . . . ' . . . I . I .S 3 , . lc . . . . . . D I . E '. . . Coll1eI . ' . . Q . O L . G , Y- f' l .1 I . ,, ' .1 . . I L C 1 , 4 THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL I First row-left to right, MILDIQED ALLEN, LOUISE TAYLOR, LENORE Bu- CHANAN, MAXINE PROCTOR, ELIZABETH HICKS, CAROLYN COLLIER, FRANCES HAMACI-IER, KATE HAMILTON, CHRISTINA RACI-IKE, SUE BROWN, KATHERINE PHIPPS. Second 70W-LOIS SI-IELTON, VERA OTTMAN, MAXINE OTTMAN, TIiELlX1A ARNOLD, MARIE BROWVN, HELEN GORHAM, HELEN OWINGS, MAIQGARET PETTUS, VIRGINIA SIFERS, FAB SLOAN. Top row-IAMES CLEVENGER, Howo WHIThfIER, IIM PINK, GERALD LILLARD, DAIRUS BLAIR, MILLARD IACOBS, NEWELL MANLEH', RALPH KINCAID, CHARLES SHEPIJARD, E. B. RIFFE. K N o picture-Lucy Williams, EliZabeth'lWillowS, Paul Iohnston. , Chorus 'ocalization-Soprano, IIQ Alto, II, Tenor, 65 Bass, 5. Director ...,L. . ..................................................,,... ,. ......,L......L..,.. . .,,.,,,.,....... Mrs. Beryl C. Fink Tim-To develop a taste for good music, to make the students acquainted with best composersg to develop sight-Singing and rhythm. A Meets-Tvvo periods each Week. Girls' Quaftcfte.. .T... ...... . . ...................... ......., H amilton, Collier, Hamacher, Taylor Mixed QMCWZGZI6 ...............................................................L,,. .McCrae, Collier, Taylor, Iacobs Those Eligible-Anyone interested in chorus. Actizfz'tic.v-Presented orchestra-chorus concert, an assembly program, Sang at Bacca- laureate service, county contest, and provided musiefor programs of school and p community Interest. I Sixty E I we 1. 1 M f 3' ! DOR NEI MER IACI ANI RIEI I nszfrum Bas Director Drum J N umbez Aim-'J Skil Meets- First O1 Activiti. con Sixty-oz E BIA RET D Fm Q th best Taylor Iacobs Bacca mol and Szxty ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO DORIS ALDRIDGE E L BATES HOMER BROWN WILLIE DAVIS IIM PINK WEXV1 N HABIACIIFR BILLI PIARRISON ELDON HAUSER KEITH HAUSER MERVIN HAUSER CAREX HAXNES BOBBX I IUGI-IES FRANCIS HUNT EUGENE ACKOON IOIIXI JACKSON Ross AGKSON PAUL OHNSTON NEWELL MANLEX ANDREW MCCRAE WILLIE MCCRAE CHARLES NUTTER I W PULSE E B RIFFE H P SETTLE CIIARLES SHEPPXRD IUNIOR SLAUGHTER RAYMOND SNIIFH GEORGE WEBER DENTON WHITE pauvlfarn 00fE6JI S Instrumentazfzon Trumpet, 8 Trombone, 5 Bar1tOne, Horn, 4 Clarmet, 7 Bass, 2 Drums Drum Mayor Paul Hayes Iohnston Vumber of Members Twenty nIne fizrn TO develop Held 1'1'1LlSlC,tl'1C ab1l1ty to play on the march, and professlonal s 1 Meets On call Fzrst Organzzed September, 1926 Aelzvztzes P115 ed for Fall Pestwal, footbflll games, pep meetmgs, and programs of communIty Interest Szxty one q 5 ,Q Jfws I BU- . 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 I R 1 v 'Oi f ' ' 1 7 1 1 1 1 . , A 7 7 VN! 1 1 1 1 1 I 'B 111 -1 1 I 1 I 1 ,1 I 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' l 1 ' ' - 1 T 1 1 1 ' I 1 . I . IRD, A U' B A S I R - ' S S ' S S 3 . y Director ......... . .......,.....,..,,.....,.....,.....................,...,.............................................. Price L. Collier ,. 1 1 I - - . . p p - k'll. A X 4 M .I . 1' ' .- - V 1 1 I ii C I - 1 C l ' . THE HECHMUNID HIGH SCHUJUIL Pzrst row left to right ROSA N BPIGI-IT MILDRED REAVIS DOROTHY REAy1s MARGARET PETTUS ELIZABETH VV 1LLows Back 7'0W-MILDRED ONES, MAXIh'E OTTMAN, EVELYN WATSON, MILDRED ALLEN, BEULAH WININGAR, VERA OTTMAN. , Cheer leader-DOROTHY RIVERCOMB. 1 A No picture-Thelma Arnold, Alice Blair, Veda Brady, Marjorie Brown, RuthgClark, Ienneatta Gickling, Maude Happy, Christine Hardie, Mary. Henderson, Bernice Maddux, Martha Miller, Lois Ottman, Ruth Ray, Marjorie Rosewarren, Virginia Rosewarren, Dorothy Scott, Fae Sloan, Sarah Stewart, Thelma Tarwater, Dorothy White, Dorothy VVl'1lt1'1'1C1' Ruth Wilson. I , . Spartan Razzers Cheer Leaders Elizabeth Hicks Newton Kincaid Dorothy Rivercornb Sponsor Miss Clara Yoweli Number o Mernbers-Thirty-four Arm-To help generate pep for school activities. Meets-On call. First Orgarzized-September, 1926. Those Eligible-Anyone desiring to join. Activities-Presented drills at football and basketball garnes. Szxty-two vis, PRED vvn, ary, Lay, wan, ler, srcomb Yoweli rty-two To fame arise, for what more fame can yield than the swift race or conquest of the field. --ODYSSEY BooK VIII. THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL First row-left to right, Ross. N. BRIGHT, MILDRED b MARGARET PETTUS, ELIZABETH VVILLOWS. 5 Back 1'0W-MILDRED JONES, MAXIN'E OTTMAN, ALLEN, BEULAH WININGAR, VERA OTTMAN. Cheer 166l6l76V-DOROTI-IY RIVERCOMB. , M No picture-Thelma Arnold, Alice Blair, Veda Ruth Clark, Ienneatta Gickling, Maude Happy, Henderson, Bernice Maddux, Martha Miller, I Marjorie Rosewarren, Virginia Rosewarren, De Sarah Stewart, Thelma Tarwater, Dorothy W1 Ruth Wilson. Spartan azzers Cheer Leaders. ........ ......... E lizabeth Hicks, Newton K Sponsor ...... . .... - .............,. ., ...,..,,.,....,.,,,,.,,.,.,,,.,,,,-,,r.,,,,,,,,.,,-,-,,,, Number of M em bers-Thirty-four. Aim-To help generate pep for school activities. Meets-On call. First Organized-September, 1926. Those Eligible-Anyone desiring to join., Activities-Presented drills at football and basketball gal IW , , , , 5 w 1 To fame arise, for what more fame can yield than the swift race or conquest of the field. ODYSSEY Boox VIII. E2 2 fs ' , ' S. 325 1 .. a, .A . W -M ' R: i: :5..mgq,:q,,,,f - I. 7 if P: 4 I S U ' . L, 1 5 a 4 P ,H ' mg if .L f We 2? 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S. is tl She She She She She She is a pea' is a peai always ' is not r4 is not tc gets the Sixty-three 1 w Y V A ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO PAUL WILLIAMS COACH GLIVER P IoN1ss B0B ED NUTTER RICHMOND RICHLTOND RRICH MMGND RICH MOND R1ch mond R1chmond Hrgh School R1chmor1d H1gh School Are We slackersp No we re backers R1chmond Hrgh School R1chmond Hrgh School Oh' we love thee Rlchmond H1gh Whoop er up Whoop er up Whoop er up some more e 1S a peach e IS a peach e always plays the game e IS not rough She She Szxty three IS not tough but gets there just the same Three cheers for R1chmond R1chmond W1ll w1n F1ght to the frrush Never g1ve 111 Rah' rahl rahl You do your best boys We ll do the rest boys Three cheers for R1chmond Hlgh Boomalacka Boomalacka Ch1ckalacka Ch1ckalacka Bow Wow Wow Boomalacka Ch1ckalacka SIS Boom Bah' R1ChmODd I-hgh School Rah' rahl rahl ...W-.- L l R. H. S. is the school students all adore Chow Chow Chow Sh . . . Sh ' Sh g ' W Sh ' ' . 9l0'L.x4 C. Og qua. Mow ' THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL M ' -j Q., is gg. az I I H Z S -Tf9 f bl ,I f KXEX .xi 3 3 i I 61 If A . . .2 , First foul-left to right, IIMMIE BROWN, GERALD LILLARD, WILLIE OUTERSKY IOI-IN WUTTICE, DAIRUS BLAIR, IOHN ALLEN, CHESTER MOBLEX', VERNON PHILLIPS, OLIVER BUCHANAN, RALPH SCHOOLER, COACH IONES. A Second row-VVALTER MOORE, HAROLD HAYSON, WILLIE BLAIR, MENZIE BROWN, HOWD WHITMER, MILLARD IACOBS, KENNETH STEVA, JOHN DEARDOREE, VAN SMITH, PAUL WILLIALIS, GEORGE DOLPHIN. Third 7'0W-'VERNON BATES, WILLARD DANIELS, EMERSON MOYER, SAMUEL THOMAS, IRAM SHORT, FRANK CLARK, MILTON TODD, FRED STELTER, XNINFREY HENDERSON, RALPH KINCAID, FRANCIS BLAIR, GENE PETTUS, Top row-DON JACKSON, KENNETIi ALLEN, I. T. KUGLER, TOM GOMEZ, BILLY ALDER, IIM FARRIS. DANIEL SPERBECK, EDWARD VAUGHN, CHARLES MANSUR, ROBERT BRIGHT, IIMMY CLEVENCER, CECIL MULLIKIN. T No picture-Wesley Lee, Raymond Schaefer. FOOfE'UJmaH Squad Coach .. ....... ............................................ ....... O 1 iver P. Iones Captain -- - ....... ' A ......... Paul Williams Mascot -- ...................................... ...........................................,,....................... B ob Ed Nutrer Number on Squad ..............,...............,.........,,,.,.-.,...,.......,,,,,.,,,,,,-,,,,,,-,,,-,,.,,,-,,--,,4,,,,,,,- A ,,,----,h-, 48 Class Representation-Seniors, IZQ Iuniors, 73 Sophomores, 155 Freshmen, 14. Number of Leltermen Baelg .......................,,,., ,, .,..,..,....,,.,,,,,,C-,--,,,,,----,,,,,,,--,-,..,,,, H -.., N ,-.-----.,,,- ---4 Points Won by Our Team ......,., ..-----.-- I 53 Points Won by Opponents ,.,,,,,,, , ,,,, N ---,------n---------- 32 f1U6'7'6lg6 W6lghl of 1931 Tfdm .,,,,,-----,,,,-----,---,,-----,----,M-- ---,----- I 42 Pounds Nambfl' Of Years Football Has Been Taught Here ,,,,,-,. ,,-,Q,-, 4 0 years Sixty-four 5 'QI R. . 3 , 3 'v Q 53 1. if 1 -'if 'i ,. . 3 sf E I fg I 1 , ,., .N Fi Se TI TI Septen Octobe Octobe Octobc Octobe Octobe Noven Noven Noven Sixty-j wo-JL ojw C I Lv ECHO NINETEENIH RT T HJ ww f Tuff vow FRED STELTER KENNETH STEV5 SAMIUEL TIIONIAS I-Iovvn NVHIT Second ww GERALD LILLARD WALTER MOORE BNIERSON MOYER GLN Thnd ow IOHN DEA OORFF GEOR E DOLPIIIN HAROLD HATSOXI MILAPD Top ww VERINON BATES FRANCIS BLAIR WILLIE BLAIR MEN7IE BRovIx 1 September 25 ........ . ..... .. ............ .... . .- October October October October October November 6 ..... I ........................ ........... - ifroolfbaiiii Team -Orrick-here -- ...... .......... - - -,--------m-.-,,North Kansas City- ere --------De La Salle-here-----..----. ---.-N--------.-.--------,--------.----.---,-.Carrollton-there .- -Harrisonville-there -- 30 ......,,,.-.....,,,.,...,.. , ....,......,,..,.. Lexington-here ,- . -Cameron-here -- ........... -, November zo .,........... , .......................... Excelsior Springs-here ,- November 25 ,..,..,..............,.. ..........,.. -- Sixty-five -Henrietta and Orrick-here Q I Lx ,P x I ' I-I 1 MX tx -' -4 I es T VJ' Aff 3 A It 1 XE- 1 7 XS 3 5 N 2 O, l J- 1 0 i' ' il f ff' f I I .I . , O ' , 3 h 9 Io I6 THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL A- 3 0 1 ' 1 I Left to right-DENTON WHITE, Hown WHITMEI1, HARRY IONES, RALPH KINCAID, JOHN DEARDORFF, JAMES CLEVENGER, FRANCIS BLAIR, iWILI.ARD D.ANIELS, MILLARD IACOBS, WALT'ER Mooiua. V A N 0 picture-Kenneth Allen, Dairus Blair, Willie Blair, Iimmie Brown, Carl ' Danner, Tom Gomez, Paul Hunt, Paul H. Johnston, Buddy Mansur, Chester Moblgy, Samuel Thomas. Ianuary I Ianuary 6 Ianuary Ianuary 22 Ianuary February February February February February March I C oach .- Ianuary 27 29 llililersllsetfglliivallll Team . I ,,-.---,,----------.-Hamilton-here ,, t-mm-25.17 l ---------LeXington-there ,, mm.-30-I3 ,---:L .... Henrietta-here ,, ,.,,,,.,, ---- 4 ---- 3 2-20 -.--------EXcelsior Springs-here --------F22--I3 ---------.Dover-here ,, ---------28--34 ----------Cameron-there ,, ---------20116 E --.------,Kingston-here -- H-,--V-19119 5 ---------,Concordia--here-second team ,,,,,,.--,,,,,-,18-19 ----------Concordia-here ,, an-----I8-28 ----------Cameron-here ,, ----Y-----I0-37 4 -,------.-F,Xcelsior Springs-there -,m,-,--25- 3 --------.Lexington-here ,, r---.--..-.Oliver P. Iones Sixty-.fix i L IN Num: Nunn Meets Meets Ratin, Num: M eet. ir vent y. tl C oacl Sixty- ,ALPH LLARD Carl nsur, ------26-17 ----.-3o-13 -. .... 32-20 -----.22--13 ------28-34 A ...... 20-16 . ...... 19-I9 . ...... I8-IQ . ...... 18-28 .. ..... 10-37 - ------ 25' 3 . ...... 2I-20 A P. Iones Sixty-.fix X ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO l Left to right-RALPH KINCAID, MENZIE BROWN, DENTON NVHITE, WALTER MCJORE, WILLARD DANIELS, Hown WHITMER, HARRY JONES. N 0 picture-Kenneth Allen, Vernon Bates, Francis Blair, Woodrow Brand, Iimmie Brown, Iames Clevenger, George Gaines, Paul Hunt, Don Iackson, Gerald Lillard, Buddy Mansur, Newell Proihtt, William Prof- fitt, Eugene Reavis, Iram Short, Van Smith, Howard White. VllqJI fH1fCllS TSMIN Number of Men Out in 1931 ..................... ----. ................... .... .. .....,. Twenty Afzmzber of Men Out in 1932 ............ ........................................ .. ...,.................. Twenty-eight Meets Won in 1931-Ray County meet, dual meets with Carrollton and Lexington Meets Lost in 1931-Dual meet with Excelsior. Rating in 1931 Big Five Meet ................................. ......... T hird Number Lettermen Back in 19392 ................................................... Q ,........ , ......... ............... Four Meets Scheduled for 1932-Ray County meet, Big Five meet, dual meets with Lex- ington and Carrollton. A I Events Entered-Mile, quarter-mile, half-mile, 880-yard relay, 220-yard dash, roo- yard dash, low hurdles, high hurdles, running broad jump, high jump, discus throw, javelin throw, shot put, pole vault. Coach -- ....... ,..............................,,,,,.,,,,,,...,,,,.,..... ......, , .--Oliver P. Iones Sixty-seven - O THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL 1 First rouf-left to right, DOROTI-IY REAVIS, ALICE GARNER, KATHERINE PI-IIPPS, MILDRED REAVIS. Second TOW-WILMA WEBER, HELEN ANDERSON, ETHEL- SWAFFORD, FAE SLOAN. , Third ro W-GEORGANN GARNER, THELMA TARWATER,VERA OTTMAN, IENNEATTA GICKLING. Fourth VOW-DOROTHY WIJITE, CHRISTINE HARDY, MAXINE OTTMAN, BEULAH WININGAR. Fifth YOZU-CHRISTINA RACHKE, 'THELNIA ARNOLD, BERNICE MADDUX, LOIS CUTTMAN. Bach rouf-CAROLYN COLLIER, FRANCES HAMACHER, DOROTHY RIVERCOLIB, BEVERLY WATSON. , g Girls? Athletics Number of girls physical education students in high school ,,...,,,.,,., ,-,, , ,.-., ,QI Number of girls' physical education students in junior high school .....,,.,..,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,.-, 90 Number of years physical education has been taught in Richmond -.....,..-,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 8 Captains of 1932 volley hall teams-Dorothy White, Dorothy Rivercomb, Margaret Ctirtis, Iesse Dickson. Uniforms for gymnasium Zll07'k ............,..,..................., . ........ ,. .... . ..... Blue combination suits Dancing taught ..........,......,......., .. .................s.s.,................,.....,,...,... Clog, folk, and ball room Games taught and played .,..... ..... Volley ball, base ball, horseshoe, and basket ball Teacher -- . ..... ...... ..... .... ......... ' - .........,e........,. . , .,I. ....,e... . ..,.,,. I .--..Miss Clara B. Yowell S ixty-ei ght Bti Fir N1 Name Type I Numb Directr Date 5 Pronip Minty Fanny Grace Peter Miss f Mr. Ii Mrs. I Sixty-1 IPPS Ah ATTA ILAH Lors DNIB llarfraret on surts 111 room sket ball 5 ovs ell rty-ezght 55 ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO Bze row PRAINCES HAUAOHER VERIXON BATES BEVERLY NVArsoN Fzrst mm SUE BROXVN LOUISE TAYLOR LOUISE Sxmr No pzemre Harold VVh1tmer N ame Type N vmzber 0 acts Dzreetor Date gwen Pronzptezs Fanny Gmce Peter Mzss Izllzngfop M1 Kent Mrs Dean Szxty nzne 3 Eelw Pl y Ch1nt7 Cottage Comedy Three Mrs Beryl Frnk March 4 1932 Marjorre Clark Carolyn COll1er Kate Harrnlton W1ln1a VVeber CAST Sue Brown Frances I-Iamacher Lourse Smrth Harold Whrtmer Lourse Taylor Vernon Bates Beverly Watsorl l 2 ' N L 1? - 1 T A L f , l 4, ' ' . l I, l ii I I , ' J , 1 1 A 4' l l am, l w . l -.--....--..-- --..--- ,------ ------ J , X -- ----T T ----------------,------------------------------------T----------- T------------------------T--TT---- - . y '1 n ,,,, ,, ,,--,,, , ---,,, ,,---,,,,,---- g B ,,,,,.,,,,,,..,..,,, , ,,.., . ........,.,.,.. . ....... .. ....... . , Q my-mm m-H . . , . 7 - , ' ' 90 l u -----. my ,,-,,,,-,, ---------------,,.,,,-,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,-,,,,...............,...... . ...... - - - 4 c D Z W --,, . ,--M,-,---,,,-------------,------,,--------------.-,-,,------,,,,,,,,,-,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, ,. .,....,...,.. ..-. -. A . . y ', U-,,,,,, m ,W -,,,,,,,,,- -,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,..,,,........,...... . ....., . ..... .. .............. -. --.-.-------.,- 7 7 - -F---- - ---n-----------------m-----------------,--- -------------- - Y -----------A-,,--------- '-------------- , , , V f - . , , wif' fi VT lnfnfv ' r' ' i WA Ll W fi' .fi N ' if r I A ,- . af . 5 1 A l1 ' ' x THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL f jj! ' yi' ,fl wi f ll D . rs! 7, 1' 1-l ,Ii I Il x l lil 'rf I . ,af w ll ' J fl 'f' I l ' ' lx A l ' rl V V4 NPI. 1 ll PW qi' all J! ilvjjf if ll f Ji X, X53 , gn ,J ff, JI'.'.' k N N Nil A of All lag Q First row-left to right, OLIVIA MARSHALL, MARIORIE CLARK, RUTH SHNIMS, MARY A. MEOEDE, MARY A. HAMACHER, ELIZABETH HICKS, KATE HAMILTON, MAXINE PROCTOR, KATIJERINE PHIPPS. Back 7060--NEWELL MANLEY, IENE CLARK, LOUISE PARDUE, CLARA F. WEARY, 'WILLIE MCCRAE, SAMUEL TIJONIAS, IOHN DEARDORFE, IINI FINK, CARO- LYN COLLIER, MARIORIE BINNS, MARY HENDERSON, MAURINE KIRKHAM, PAUL H. IOHNSTON. ANO picture-Harold Whitmer. All ci... PI., Names-.. ,-,, ,,,,. ,. ..... . .... Saturday Market, Weiners on Wednesday, Soul Vibrations Type ....,.,,.......... . ......... ........................... . , ,... l .............................................................. Comedies Number of Acts ...... ........ . . ............. One each Date given .. ...., .. ..... ........ .............................., M a 'rch 31, 1932 Director -- .................... . ....... - ....,......,...,.....E..... Mrs. Beryl Fink Promptcrs ....,.....................................,. . ................... .. Lenore Buchanan, Georgann Garner V CAST V Saturday Marlqetf-Mary A. Hamacher, Clara F. Weary, Mary Henderson, Ruth Simms, Katherine Phipps, Louise Pardue, Mary A. Megede, Iene Clark, Olivia Marshall. lflfcincrs on TfVcclnesday-Maxine Proctor, Willie McCrae, Maurine Kirkham, Paul H. Iohnston, Marjorie Binns. V Soal Vibrations---Carolyn Collier, Iohn Deardorlf, Marjorie Clark, lim Fink, Sam- uel Thomas, Kate Hamilton, Elizabeth Hicks, Newell Manley, Frances Hamacher, Harold Whitmer. Seventy Ipzgfwig Le NI Name Type - lxlvumbi Date C Dircctr Mrs. QE Mrs. 6 M1's. I Briggs Lucia Dudlcj Riclzar Elizab. Georg. Ethel Lucille Ann I Flora Sczfeni 4 , Q- 1 ,V 7 gr A, tw , 4 ,. ,f .VX r A ' ,I ,Yr I AIU! g, E656 NINET EN THIRTYJW0 'J 1 'R l' I lx 'I IE SH' 'K- A I , , , 'T' , , x + A ' ,3 . G l ly! 'I All Y l 1 ' V is l A V J-'gpm' . - if 'c P f V.. 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SVVOFFORD, RUBY MCGAUGH, DONALD SMITH, ANN DEARDORFE, LOUISE MCCLANE, LOUISE WOODS, VIRGINIA STUART, NANNIE ROBINSON, LNELLIE IO SGARRETT, I CHARLES NUTTER, IUNIOR IAOKSON, BILLIE HARRISON, TIKIBBLE KICIC, IACK KINOAID, NORMAN CRAVEN, DORIS BROWN, MARY BASI-IAh1,IACK.SHOT- - VVELL, ROSEINIARY RIPPY, I. W. DAVIS, SARAH TEBOR, IAAJES BRYANT, IOI-IN ' IORGENSON, PEBBLE SODDERS, IANIES HOTGHKISS, NORLIAN ALLEN, ROSS IAGKSON, KATI-ILYN EIVILEY, ARTI-IUR SLAUG1-ITER A ILIIIEIIOII' H glh fwpereltihal Nczmc The Ghost Of Lolly pop Bay Y ype Nambe: of acts Dale gwen D11 actor 'loml numb 1' z Mm Steel P10 Flznl Mary Mm' e Molly CAST Rosemary R1ppy Iack Shotwel ElO1Se Deer Martha H1gdOl1 Nell1e O Garrett Dzmzfz Tom Hari y Dzc M af cus . XMB? .. ' .. 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ALLEN, PAUL PAULSON, RAUSEY SCI-IOOLER, CLARA BERYL DEAN PICKERING, HAZEL BRYANT, CRICKET VS BOBBY HUGHES, ELOISE DEER, IEAN PETREE, ZEPHALIS KIIQIQI-IAAI, MARTHA HIODON, EAIINIA SPEER, LYDA V MCGNAUGIJ, DONALD SINHTI-I, ANN DEARDORFF, LOUISL WOODS, VIRGINIA STUART, NANNIE ROBINSON, NNI CHARLES NUTTER, IUNIOR IACKSON, BILLIE HARRIS IACK KINOAID, NORMAN CRAVEN, DORIS BROWN, MARY VVELL, ROSEMARY RIPPY, I. W. DAVIS, SARAH TEEOR, IORGENSON, PEBBLE SODDERS, IALIES HOTCI-IICISS, NOR IAOIQSON, KA'FI'ILYN EMLEY, ARTHUR SLAUGI-ITER. A N am c' .... TZ ype L ..,......... -. Number of act: Date gzzfen D11 ectof Yom! numb I z MIM SZGCZ P10 Flznt Marjf Mzcl e Molly UIIUIIIOIP ,High Upereft Th C 7 C6151 CAST Rosemary Rrppy ITCL Shotwel EIOISC Deer Mflrthfl Hwdon Nelhe IO Garrett Dznafz Tom Hal 1 y Dzc M al cus 1 , , ,.-q,-,- --,---,,--,,.-.--Wq--,,--kwi-M-,,-q-,-,-,h,---,,-.-w-,,-V,M-q,,--,W,,--,-,---,M V 6' Z ..., .. .,,.,,,... ...,,,.,,...,..,,-,,,,,...,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, , , , ,, A f. 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THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL My H P 6,-J '!uW,,,pY WWW WJ, if ,ff iff f H fffi ' 'ff' WJWQMH O jjj' .W r X ll SJW L f X if 2 53 Q Vomor de WW 5 ,ff jllfzlffyj ff W f 1 ' ' IF f X ef N141 A ff fe GfEoRG'! NN LA' Ek Freshman Queen A . vi vx QI' My b 9 e stu y the high sc oo. UQ. fi, h 1 Q 'x J ,YM K hu I F p, I 1 j ,W f f f ,l L W.. as 'AQXW' 5- s i't'f' l ,, 4 Nj fs I G It ,ECHO NINETEEN ,ZHIISTY-TW ,, .i,lLAf4L4ffiei4,e47, l, . .. film IM Q' . A U an? ,lf 5 . S' ' r d t., .K X 1 Aw, D 1 Al-1:01 l L A-fZ4'.,,lf,fo iv-1 if. i . . '-tj Li Lia' at M' 'IM' 'HM .14 M K 'i'. X ' F sift - n'ARR'y-1fL.K1a'f ,gtk ' GW-left J' 1 , fl-A-4.Lt,,LL- us. L-A-sa H - TK 5 ., 'I . ,X 'V Q M4 3, f I, A , ' 7.51, 1 .I A HY- if wi ' JMILLQ s d --- 1 MARIORIE CLARK Echo Queen Miss Clark was elected by vote of the student body of high school. ,AU 4-f Nilif--n-sa' 1 THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL f ' .. 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I X' fl ','Q 4 'f l..Qf7i m4ftW I 'f e ,fffy sf glwffig ,, www -'uw f ' f i 1 - Q ,, ,f,Qfr:e.,s,:3g's,-wglvrnwm ff I , if-'V Q.,7?,Ag2X-Ji! rw fn , fwimfdw levy-X72-16zJ7.f K -gf-wwe zfzrxmymvgf ' 'f ', ff ,f rg, 'fx w ill' T fic., f ii! ligipkii 3i:jgy I , .Q 0 , r ll all ,A , I K5 . l ,f.5, Q 1-Ling-,lfsff I . l-y4'7'17,,e ,v , , , ff ,g M fr. K, ,fi A V 1 1 M ff, , ,W ,f wrfif , l ,re y , l X f frfif e , e ee ' M1 ll ,'.r ,i V k -f ep,,,,',5g2ff5 ,j ' IENE CLARK W1 ' . . lf' ff ,, f f amor Czrczzr ueen cl f. ff f llff fll fm Miss Clark was elected by a popularity vote ar Vi' 4 at the Iumor Crrcus, December II, 1931. lilly , , r rl l 2, fffzfab' , . ? ,,, w X ii r Q if e 'll . X x,l' 4 :X X - V ' l ,,,,,,, ,hw 4 z,,,,-, f , ,W ,.....Y.-.-....+er3:l. rg, , 3-1- ...H - ,,.,. ---,.4...-i...---. A...-I 4 79 L L . 1 . p A ---An M--VUL . Y,-V W ,4,V. ,,, 4 ,.,Y Y .... .........--- -- . J. . f ' , -'.,..-L,F,,,-5 ,, ..ieg ,, ,. gp-vtqg 1 3, 14-rt-frm.-1,-r F, ,j-.wgewwggg-P. N.,-Ll. ,,u-.-4--,f MQMU nfdwlg I E JTMIJLPGLZ :ll i 49 - Cn7j7f 'N FJU'Xj7T'WTIf V '77'7 7'f'1 '!l ! 7f1 4J 1 2. 4 VIRGINIA OGG funior High Queen E Miss Ogg was elected by vote of the V student body of the junior high school. I ' V -4 -, , ' .,,,4., , -, - V -. ..-.,...,.........-,,.-........,..,- ,,, . THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL Ilxl '- 5 ...H v T.. . ,wx' I ' gl OOH H HHO H1 df I' Xl - 52. 'fl' f ,Q ,' ' X - V--as , 7 iff- , A .T 4 ' ' --- fig AQ'---:HIE-,. .-'.. .sf-1' I x x 5 W ' IN I H55 I UV! 147 43 H71-x 1,1 iv pljlfqmmmwx . z W 'WP '45 'll . ' A v Q Eff ,I-?, I,2 J bf, 'Ol' 3 .ij-i1'i 'i5.i:J 1 -O H H- 2 O X fffwf jf O H. 4 H- I gina h I ' f' : L l A n E 3 W' 3 f M Q' 1161, 1, un .JH A, jr- H mm - 31- tml , ,I , -1 1- ' ' , 0 1 , 1.,N'5:.S, i X 5 xi IUQE H - N-' Ns? -AQ, M ILL Ei gh ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO Dwellers on iwllyirnpruis ZEUS Cd in afcu line big shotj ......... ......,,,,,, G erald Lillard HERA Cd feminine big shotj .......... ........... K ate Hamilton EROS Qenpidj ........................... .......... W illiam Duncan ARES fSpd1'tan spiritj .......,....................... ......... W illard Daniels HERMES fpromoter of good will, .............................. Iohn Deardorif APHRODITE Qqueen of love and bedutyj ................ Marjorie Clark HEPHEASTUS Qbnrns 'em npj .................r1 ' ......... Willie Blair EOS Cshe comes in with the dnwnj ......... ......... Georgia Slade APOLLO Qinost handsome of godsj ......... ............ F rank Clark ARTEMIS fshe gets her indnj ......,... ......... E lizabeth Hicks ZEPHYRUS fa big png of iuindj ......... .................. I im Fink ATI-IENE Qwisdomj ............................. .......... C arolyn Collier I-IESPERUS fthe evening .S'Z'tll'D .......... ........... M enzie Brown HERAKLES Qathletie heroj ........... ............ W alter Moore ATLANTE Qnthletic girlj ....................... ......... M argaret Curtis POSEIDON Cuehczfnpeenl' 5602171711673 .......................... Buddy Hayson TANTALUS Che thought he etznght her but ' he didn'tj ............................................ Newell Manley ATLAS Cthe weight of the world on his shozfddersj Samuel Thomas DIONYSUS Qbe merryj ............... ..... .................... E d Ward Vaughn PAN Qlloentiontzl Agj ......... .......... V ernon Bates Ei ghty-one ' ' -1-'mv--hav-as-'-,-wr-was-uf-r.. ,..4.- ..,-. .........-....-,.-..,., . - .., I ' RIYQCHMCZDND HUGH SCHKUVOUVL J. v i. EZ 7 Y i li I Ei ghzfy-two f X f , , f X nz , f , ' Q , i t I i ' E . L25 NZ, E15 if , ,KV V7 rv , ,,.,-. ,,...,,,, , I ECCHO NN-YETEEFJ g ,4 h , 4 I ......,-- - W , T 3 I N 5 A I A , ighty-two EighW'fh ef? L S. I w-RL XX X R E ffflfrffzfj' J , Q N X r XX Yi Sk QE Q ki S Q XJ x F N . xy ,Q iii px 3 , 9' 1 4 F X X wi 'Xxx Nxt, I-X1 X , Ex KX X S X in XXX X .,Q -,Eng ,N . x TX N ' ' , -x 'r , xl ,, .K .W J : ' , , x i 'f. i -A '4 THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL THE ECHOETTE NEWS OF THE RICHMOND SCHOOLS. Published by the Journalism Class of Richmond High School, under the Supervision of Mrs. O. P. Jones. THE ECHOETTE STAFF. Editor .................. Louise Taylor Associate Editor Beverly Watson Sport Editor ,..... Menzie Brown Feature Editor..Carolyn' Collier Chief Copy Reader Kate Hamilton Exchange Editor S ' Vera Swoiford Make-up Editor and Headline Writer ,,,.,,,,,.,, Marjorie Clark MOM. IT IS MORE BLESSED. Christmas is a key that opens the closed hands 'and thrills the busy, sometimes sorrowful-sometimes joyful- hearts of millions. It is. a season of kindness and joy. Christmas is the celebration of the coming of Christ into the world. l This makes us realize the fact that there hasn't always been a Christmas and should help us to love the more this festival in honor of the Prince of Peace. It is of course the day of days, the greatest of all holi- days. It is a time of prayer and a time of praise-a time when each one can bring joy into the home, not necessar- ily home alone, but also into the hearts and homes of oth- ers. Christmas giving is not measured by its monetary worth, but rather by the love and friendship expressed by the remembrance. Give gifts within your means. Forget not the needy for this is a time for words of love and deeds of charity. MOM ANOTHER EAGLE SCOUT. Oliver Buchanan, a junior, was awarded the Eagle Scout badge by Secretary Hyde at the American Royal, Thurs- day night, November 17. Eagle Scout standards are very hard to meet and the Scout must first earn twen- ty-one merit badges, twelve of which are required. .Forty-nine other Scouts be- sides Oliver received Eagle Scout badges. Gerald Lillard and Oliver are the only ones in the Richmond troop. SPARTAN CHAMPIONS ' AGAIN. On a slick and water-soak- ed field, the Spartans won the championship of the Big Four by defeating the Excelsior Springs Tigers by a score of 19 to 0. The game started and at the same time a fine mist be- gan to settle over the field. B-ecause of a heavy field, little progress could be made by either team at first. The first quarter ended with no scores having been made. However, the Spartans were running splitting line plays and mak- ing surprisingly long gains around the ends. The second quarter started with a mad rush by the Spar- tans which resulted 1 in the first touchdown of the game on a plunge by Moore over the Tiger line. All the time, how- ever, Richmond's line was holding in the traditional Spartan manner. The half ended with most of Rich- mond's second team men in the game carrying on the bat- tle with great spirit. In the third quarter the second touchdown was added after a long end run by Moore and a line plunge by Brown which brought the ball to the thr-ee yard line where it was lunged over bv Moore on the first down. The ball was car- ried over for the extra point but a man was offside and it didnit count. The Richmond boys had a harder time keep- ing their feet than the Tigers because the 'Excelsiorites were equipped with mud cleats. At the end of the third quarter the Tigers began using a ,feeble pass attack which was unsuccessful. During the fourth quarter the game became heated as the visitors used all of their tricks in trying to make up for lost time but they were stopped by hard hitting Spar- tans. In the last few min- utes of play the ball was car- ried up the field to the four- yard line by powerful line plunges and off tackle plays. There it was put over by Brown on the second play. The extra point was made on a line plunge. After this touchdown the second team Spartans were put in and al- though th-e Tigers in one last effort tried to march down the field, they were checked near midfield. M PRESENTS ' TROPHY. Mr. Roseman, principal of Excelsior Springs High school, and secretary of the Big Five Conference, presented the trophy cup to Captain Paul Williams of the championship Spartan football team of 1932 in assembly, Wednesday. - JUNIOR CIRCUS FRIDAY. Step right up and buy your tickets. See the Hawaiian dancers, visit the Beauty Shoppe, for men only, run by the famous expert Madame Helena Gorham-have your fortune told by our Egyptian pahnist-try our eats at the Dutch tea room, and ride our tin lizzies in the fun house- only 5c-buy your tickets here!! Halls will be filled with en- thusiastic R. H. S. students who anxiously await the op- ening of the annual Junior Circus. Each year it seems that. the circus is the best ev- er given but strangely enough the next year's even sur- passes the preceding one. The juniors of this year have the hardest job of any junior class so far-to surpass last year's circus. It can be done, how-ever, since it has been before, and if any juniors have ever been able to do it, it is these juniors of 1931-32. Und-er the leadership of their capable sponsors and officers, they have been working for the past three weeks on their minstrel, and musical revue, Jerry Joins the Juniors? At the Stroke of Twelve , a one- act play under the direction of Mrs. Fink will also be giv- en with a cast selected from the junior class. Eighty-four i ? E Ei ision of over by ond play. made on fter this ond team n and al- one last rch down e checked OPHY. incipal of 'gh school, Big Five ted the tain Paul mpionship m of 1932 sday. FRIDAY. d buy your Hawaiian e Beauty ly, run by Madlune .ave your f Egyptian ats at the rd ride our in house- ir tickets 1 with en- L students it the op- 1a1 Junior ' it seems ie best ev- zly enough even sur- : one. The ' have the ny junior lrpass last n be done, has been iy Juniors 5 to do it, of 1931-32. n of their ld oificers, orking for :s on their .cal revue, niors . At 'e , a one- e direction so be giv- ected from hty-four ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO I. WE WONDER WHY: Howd Whitmer dedicates each shot to a certain cheerleader. Staff girls are so sweet to Harold Whitrner. Gerald Lillard is such a ladies' man. Senior sponsors don't like to attend class meetings. Carolyn Collier and Beverly Watson think they are big shotsf, c'Certain,' people are on the honor roll. Sue Brown is a football fan. Vera Swofiord reads Navy bulletins. Marjorie Clark gets excited when ascertain horn sounds. Two Louises like Brownf' Mildred Alnutt is such a good poet. Wilma VVeber is called a heartbreaker. Edward Gickling is so clever. Elizabeth Hicks specializes in dates, Maxine Proctor thinks a lot of a certain bird. Ei ghty-ji ve THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL WE WONDER WHY: Harry jones is so interested in insurance Willie Blair is such a quiet child. Hayes Iohnston likes Chillicothe. Blanche Chenaulr hates dancing. Miss Brasher has so many wrist watches. The Iuniors are such jolly good fellows. ,Helen Gorham likes cadets. Denton White is broken hearted. Alice Blair is a good dishwasher. Iohn Deardorff buys lots of groceries. Cornelia Fletcher is such a good scout. Mary Short is so good at tap dancing. Clara Frances Weary likes small town boys I 1 Stroud likes the Clark's,' so well. Geo e Gaines is so popular since he bought his new c'1r P Ezbht Y Ez ghty szx 1 QV i xl li v SJ if X52 yy-J QV jf JN V H 1-mme-:sau-1:-1-' -' --wx ' ' P---1... 1--My . 1-5-1 .,,. ,a,.,.., . ,, f f ff- '. -fu -i VV f t f L15 NJ' K, J A x fl! QC , J 3 i lyk J, ' fx ,A ., NIP-JETEEN T I ffl ,jj ij' M ply, .J J. 4 3' IJ l yy. K 9 5' Y. it! s A J X 5, J X, l p Y x - ' 'fit W 1 WE WONDER WHY: Dorothy Rivercomb is Miss Yowell's pet. Newell Manley is called Slick. Red,' Todd is so witty. Watty', Moore is called a chiseller. Crow Daniels studies so hard. i Dorothy White is such a good sport. Ieanneatta Gickling likes to play volley ball. Sophomore razzers have so much pep. I Marjorie Blacker likes the jail-house now. Frank Clark thinks opposites attract. Vincen Gorham likes room 21. ' Fowler Wollard is so handsome. Ruth Wilson is such a pest to the seniors. Dorothy Scott envies a certain senior. Willie McCrae likes to serenade. Viglzzfy-.six L Ei ghty-seven L. ., f, V, . L.. f 'IJ ,. 37 . ,Nw S c iz N-9 Y I ,f 7-i, ' 3 :LQQQL . .5 '-:Q V of X if ' . . Yi le :T ' I ...f . - - 7: - 714:25 E 3 -15 -' , WU 'f fziffglffft iff? ff, 5 'aj 1.5fR'ie7y . QTL' H5 ,Y 'lg f 5x w EEx . fri' K ' 34- Vik . 95' Xl .4 rfi ig , 1 7 , X! f ' X' -ii . ..gj?g,,..++ f :fx . if V. , 'ljlb' QL!! - 4 l 1 . W. . 5 51 , zgjj. , .gif ,. 7 535 'lx 3. in' ., ,f.p.c. 124 V :' f W': v9T V 'l i of ., f gr.. .. - ,- iiqffz- A ' X , . as yn f. ., , ':: '1cf SM HT' 4'-ffl-- Z -.-e,,A'.,p4. b Q -gn -'-.,jf,f.f f ,H . .WJ , Nj... ,V X +. '+- - 1 KQFQ ...LN-qu . f. e-Q1 , Vlzbxwihx. 'NNN-Z? -N,f '. ' vg'Wf '+.,sN. . K f's,:'-s, 'lu ' t ' , Q- , x. ii' ' M' 1 1 'XVV ' ,ii fl..-c .,w - ll :lv -K .s .I XY ' c 4373143 - 14' N.. Q -N ,fl Q . . s xi! i ffl gy f-A .f ,tl 4 , -4 'svn pf ,vt ' 1 ...............................a 4 -,- - qi. 1 E a .l S li - , I, y V A K 1.7 , ' V Y Elly' i THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL WE WONDER WHY: H Sadie Iones is such a great big girl. Herbert Iohnson treats Miss Ethel with mints. Charles Foster makes good grades. Iimrnie Brown loves women. lrene Clark likes a certain senior so well. Evelyn Watson likes mountain fMcj Peeks. The Blair twins are so sweet. Newton Kincaid is like that. Georgann Garner likes Marmon cars. -Frances Blair makes a good husband. Ed. Vaughn is so much in demand Sunday nights. Docia Harding has such a Bunch', of good times. 4Vera Ottman stays out so late. Cecil Mullikin has such dainty hands. Thelma Tarwater has so many friends. Eighty-eight 3 Ui .V .,, H its H i l ,ci I ,Q Hz J. A5 , i L 1 , . I A .sl is Ei glzty , A .. ,Qui . V ., ff- ,5..',5-fw -.- ww. -iw-.v-V1 .-f-v--fv-n.-v4u.----- X, I mario fvifvmrzazsfv rrrrfazrr-Two l .X I WE WONDER WHY: rfb Homer Brown is so popular with the ladies. Virginia Ogg is so sweet. Donald Smith has such a pull with the teachers., Eloise Deer believes in love at first sight. Carey Haynes likes red hair. Martha Higdon is so popular with high school boys. Frances Sue Alder made such a hit. Ruby McGaugh talks about Jack Shotvvell so much. Clarence Hicks is such a woman hater. Myra Ann Iones is so unlike her brother. Marjorie Swofford likes to Walk home after school. Frog Aldridge is seen most of the time with Doris Mansur. Nellie Io Garrett can sing so well. Ross Iackson has had so many love affairs. V .Emma Speer is so much fun when out for a good time. I v l ty-eight Ei ghly-nine ..... ,.i...-...H -- -A ff-W , .x s . ff? ,. f .2324 ,W sk, lvl . ,Jf-Ct, ' E . ' ' MJ x Y, . 1 , 5 3-' l ,Q ,.,,l V' ,, V ,f 'V-. KY U .-.. I if ,g.J,.f'5 fl , 'Ef +11'2- ' 2 ' .M s , M , 2, I Lf. f ,152 eff 'jg Fu A . '4' 'f .t f 'Eli M A 3 '53, I iff? R l 3? nav ' i is r rf.. R 1 E l . l P i li 3 li li I.. . ' , X L W 4 1 r l 3 fl? fl.. ' ,,f' I ., 'wg ' 1 ,, 1 r 1, , rg '11 .1 s 'lf si 'Z fx, . l i. s,-,, 2 We, ,, . it t 5. ' if, f ' We 'QW TG . i K- -.N .A .K . x. . 7, 4 1, .Hy , , N, Eg l i J KKK-.fu X ,, I M-. 1-TB 1 l 'Q 'fl ' 5 r 'Tx'N. 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' i1 ' ,,, , ,,...... , -..,-.Hg-V .,., ,AW-,. - .... - , . -, ...........,............-!.-.Y , -Q' THE RECHMUND ZHUZCGIHZ SCZHMDUQZL W! mf- -... f4'N z-' .f I 1 : r J m- 1 4 eff 7 J 2 Ninety-Two , ff 3 N f I 4 if If . Z , ww f 1 Vw 5 9,1 EM ,, , 2115 f I, , iw f . ,, f 1 ,fn fc I, fn I K f E, 5A 1 F f, X i Nirz Jfkjflff A f K ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY TW0 Vdyxjym .49 K 9 QYOY 65' J' S055 N znety three Jinctyifwo ig I N VI D L-L,-'I W if if 3,4 . at .JI JR I , ' ' 2 , W If Q r fx mf 111 fq ' j fxju 4, gf - r fn! KU PMA 'I V . f J ,J VH I K ,Af X' f - I ' r T E 0 A 4 Q e' ,. 9 . I X ,Vvv , Q f . X , 3 ' I - ff. rs . ' ' I' P M ' A ' 'TL Y. 'Q . J 1 'ij-Q, -Si? AW'-I 1 wg! rl Q: -M 4: L 'Q' A , in . ni 1 RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL The Echo staff appreciates the support of and urges high school students to patronize the following merchants: AIVIERICAN DISINFECTING CO. IHC. Manufacturing Chemists Sledalla., MO., U. S. A. A. P. HAMILTON Attorney-at-Law BANKING HOUSE OF J. S. HUGHES 55 CO. Over 70 Years in Richmond CENTRAL- DRUG CO. H. P. Settle, Mgr. McKesson and Nyal Service Store CHILD'S Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Shop Richmond, Mo. C. H. JOHNSTON Real Estate and Loans Phone 428 Weber Building CLARK, ROCKLAGE 86 FOWLER GRAIN 86 PRODUCE CO. DANIELS LUMBER CO. Everything for the Builder DARNEAL DRY GOODS CO. The Home of Nelly Don Frocks Quality and Service DAVIS-CHILD CHEVROLET CO. Phone 33 Richmond, Missouri DUVAL CLOTHING CO. I-Iart, Schaifner 8: Marx Clothes EDWIN CATES County Clerk ENCOE STUDIO Photographers for Richmond High School Echo EXCHANGE BANK Safety and Service ' F. G. WEARY VARIETY STORE Popular Prices Only FLETCHER 85 SIMMS Groceries and Meats Th-e most of the best for the least Phone 345 GARNER INSURANCE AGENCY All Forms of Insurance and Bonds Phone 60 Richmond, Mo. HAMACHER GRAIN 85 PRODUCE COMPANY Dealers in Grain and Flour HERMAN EMLEY Fancy Groceries and Fresh Meats Phone 183. Richmond, Mo. Compliments of HILLYARD CHEMICAL CO. J. o. PENNEY Co., Inc. Where Savings Are Greatest Compliments of JOINER FUNERAL PARLOR JOY,S CASH STORE The B-est -of Home Killed Meats Phone 314 N inety-four J JRE eastv ICY inds Mo. l. lUCE I' 82138 ' J. t R ats i. rzety-four ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO J. P. WALL DRY GOODS CO. Dry Goods, Ready-to-Wear and Rollins Hose KANSAS JEWELRY STORE M. T. Hunt, Prop. D Jeweler and Optometrist Masonic Bldg. Phone 189 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Attleboro, Mass. LILLARD CREAMERY Manufacturer RICH CREAM ICE CREAM L. MEGEDE :Sz SON Jewelers-Optometrists Musical Goods-Also Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes LONNIE WATSON Grocery-Meats Phone '72 Free Delivery Compliments of MANLEY GARAGE William Manley, Prop. MATTIE DAVIS Specializes in the Latest Millinery MATTINGLY BROS. STORES CO. Headquarters for School Supplies South Side Square Compliments of MCGEE, HAMILTON 85 LUSK LUMBER CO. MISS GEORGIA MORRIS Gifts for All Occasions OGG'S CAFE Home Cooking Candies Fountain Service PERK,S BLUE RIBBON BREAD Compliments of RICHMOND DRUG CO. Chas. Vaughn, Mgr. Compliments of RICHMOND HOTEL Charles E. Dawson, Prop. RICHMOND STEAM LAUNDRY I 'A Wheeler :Sc Wood RIMMERKS BROWN-BILT SHOE STORE You don't have to be rich to be stylish Compliments of RUSSELL FARRIS Lawyer SMITH 85 JONES Hardware and Furniture Plumbing and Heating THE GREAT A. 85 P. TEA CO. Established 1859 WALKER-BRADY MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Cars Phone 455. Richmond, Mo. W. E. MARSHALL Sa SON Shoes for the Entire Family MO. GAS 82: ELECTRIC SERVICE Remember- ' COMPANY Electricity Is Your Cheapest Servant. Wentworth Military Academy and Junior College- Your Friends Across the River N i n ety-fi ve THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL TO RURAL GRADUATES -lo-o-o--- A high school education is no longer limited to boys and girls who happen to live in a city or consolidated district. The new school law brings a FREE secondary education to the front door of every eighth grade graduate in Missouri. If you are interested in preparation for college, commercial subjects, vocational life, the fine arts, extra curricular activities or an assortment of courses suited to your individual needs, Richmond can serve you. A detail of the various departments of the senior High School is as follows: ACADEMIC English History p Mathematics Geography Citizenship American Problems Latin y General Science Physics Chemistry Physical Education COMMERCIAL Shorthand Typewriting Bookkeeping 'VOCATIONAL Agriculture Home Economics General Trades Iournalism K , MUSIC Band Orchestra Glee Club Chorus EXTRA CURRICULAR Football Basket Ball. Track Debating Dramatics A list of subjects olfered totals 45 units from which to select 16 for graduation. Twenty per cent of our graduates are rural students. Why not make plans to be a member of this group? eva-svouo ulu-cumvatm mater aww? 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