Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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— LRD DOYLE GEORGE ORR GRACE A, WESTMAN {OLD BOLAS r TARMEN L. McDONALI KENT JOHNSON JOHN A. McANDREWS CHARLES WOOLERY VIOLETTE GOLDMAN RALPH JOHNSON ADA HENCHEY FRANK F. VIERRA IVY KINCAID CHARLES R. JACOBS RUTH J. CLARK JACK HAASE JOSEPH FRITZ RALPH GREEN WAH KONG BILL LANE MANUEL J. DUARTE JANET STILLS CLARA BOTTRON )

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MANUEL H. SILVA PANSY E. McCAUSLAND GEORGE ORR ‘E A. WESTMAN HERBERT C. BROUGHAM JEANNETTE E, HADSELL HAROLD BOLAS LILLIAN M. HUMPHREY JOHN A. MeANDREWS CHARLES WOOLERY VIOLETTE GOLDMAN RALPH JOHNSON ADA HENCHEY FRANK F. VIERRA IVY KINCAID CHARLES R. JACOBS RUTH J. CLARK JACK HAASE JOSEPH FRITZ RALPH GREEN WAH KONG MANUEL J. DUARTE JANET STILLS CLARA BOTTRON

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SENIOR QUOTATIONS WITH THE NAME of every great man that appears in the Hall of Fame, there is a quotation which characterizes his life and work. In tl 1e following list of our great, the mighty seniors, tl 1ere are words of wit and wisdom which bring to light facts, known and unknown, about the lives and works of these, our famous ones. Hipeyo ApaAcut “My Kingdom for a sawhorse.” Ramon ALBERT “Prince Albert, America’s best.” Water ANDERSON “His earnest efforts win reward.” Rose ANDREWs “There is safety in numbers.” ALLAN ARNO “I am, sir, a brother of the bass.” p ROSE AVILA “She is quiet, nice, and good.” Tressa Dect AXTELL “Buy my flowers, oh buy, I pray.” JOHN BaLy “Football is a brutal game.” ANN Barick “A second Babe Didrikson she would be.” Rose Bartoio “Keep thy books and thy bocks will keep thee.” THEODORE BastTIN “A wit with dunces and dunce with wits.” ANNA BELLEGARDE “She could be the king’s jester.” Mary Berrvuezo “The good are always merry.” WarrREN BeTHarps “One may smile and smile and be a villain still.” Mary Brcrey «Qj he is fooling thee.” Me tvIn BisHop “Hath thy toil o’er books consumed the midnight 01)?” HArotp Boras “A donkey may bray a good while before he shakes stars down.” DINNO Bort! “Ambition has no risks.” CLarA Botrron “Wit and wisdom are born with a woman.” PHYLLIS Bray “Three years have come and gone.” ALAMAE BRIEGER “All the beauty in the world is in a song.” Ropney BrorHers “He is like the cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow.” HERBERT BrouGHAM “In vain, a prize-fighter.” Berry Buty “Yet beauty, though injurious, hath strange powers.” Wyvonnia Burnett “Too innocent for coquetry, too fond for idle scorning.” ALBERT CANNON “Men are but children of a larger growth.” Mary Capra “T hate definitions.” Naomi Casazza “We must live to eat and eat to live.” Norma Case “Absence makes the heart grow fonder.” GRACE CHILDS “She knows what is what.” RutH CLarK “Beware of all, but most beware of man.” JOHN CLINCH “A fool and his money are soon parted.” MARGARET CONN ‘The opinion of the strongest is always the best.” WiILtrAM Costa “T have other fish to fry.” SARA Cox “Where is my wandering boy tonight?” Henry CREEGER “What shall I do to be forever known?” Lucy DaLMasso “She begs the simplest questions.” Pau DARRELL “Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind.” Avpra DasHer “She was so good she would pour rose water on a toad.” HUGENIA DAVILLA “My man is as true as steel.” Aenes Davis “The world, dear Agnes, is a strange affair.” JEWEL Davis “My book and heart shall never part.” Laura DeFapto “A fair exterior is a silent recommendation.” Jack DowpaKkINn “Men of few words are the best men.” UCHARD DoyLe “He who blushes is not quite a brute.” MANUEL DuarTE “Let ignorance talk as it will. learning has its value.” Marcaret Duarte “Studious of ease and fond of humble things.” GLaApYs ELBert “The flower of youth.” NicHoias ELEFTHER “Let us make hay while the sun shines.” ANNE Eric “Banish plump Jack, and banish all the wo Id.” CATHERINE FASANARO “There’s danger in your eyes.” GLaApys Fow Ler “Let’s talk of graves of worms and epitaphs.” ee