Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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ng STUDENT SPEAKERS Teresa Bernardi Delphina Franco Commencement Exercises Wednesday, January 22, 1936 “The Age of Youth March” - - - .- Selection from “The Show Boat”? - - - - - - ORCHESTRA Ss = =i « Foy. Woods - - - - Jerome Kerr invocation” = 6 tow AS So Sethe le «nny Bian DorAN Pastor, Wesley Methodist Church PAU CWE. (Peco te ear et a ce 2 te - - «- «= TERESA BERNARDI STUDENT SPEAKER Subs Dances 75 in s-- et e e ) e B e e e S ae e Dorotuy BERGEN, Piano “A Modem Warfare” «2. . %. ¢ 2 = 0) 2 2% °t Derpamalgance STUDENT SPEAKER Frumpet Solo. =) 39 =) es) is Soe S Soa = ss Norman Anpenson ORCHESTRA ACCOMPANIMENT Presentation.of, Class’ ot January 1986. +. 2: t+ ap 2 ee A ee” BOK Toe Presentation of Diplomas - - - + - + + + - -» Rosert Corns PRESIDENT HicH ScHoot Boarp Presentation of Clase Gilt: | - tade.ee “Ge Sele ee a Oe Eee Goer PRESIDENT JANUARY 1936 CLaAss School Songs - - = = = + = = + + «= «= Crass or January 1936 Exit March - - « «= QRCHESTRA

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SENIOR HISTORY Ably led by President Eugene Corr and his cabinet, this term’s senior group has achieved success in all of its activities. Weekly meetings have marked the complete organization of the seniors. The first of these meetings was held on September 17, 1935, when primary discussion entered on class pins, dues, gift and social activities. Jean Williams headed the pin committee, and James Brackett was chairman of the gift committee. Three main social events were checked off the senior calendar beginning with Senior Day on November 7. Hilarity and funny cos- tumes reigned on that day. Anita Bravin and Charles Ostrander were winners of the costume prizes. A committee of seven seniors, headed by Arthur Mythen, planned the events. Later, on November 22, a party was given with a program and refreshments. Hazel Gough and Tommy Costello won the prize waltz, after which more dancing wound up the evening’s activities. Commit- tee chairmen were as follows: Entertainment, Pearl Anderson; Dance Programs, Douglas Miller; Refreshments, Anita Bravin; Clean-Up, Claire Lang. The semi-annual Senior Banquet, which has become a tradition, occurred on Thursday evening, January 9, 1936. Chairmen for this event were: Decoration, Ruth Curry; Favors, Teresa Bernardi; Prophecy, Nadine Williams; Food, Dorothy Bergen; Entertainment, Bob Martin; Will, Miriam Walsh. Throughout the term Marian O’Brien acted as general social chairman. While the January class is not large, it has certainly proved that it is quality, not quantity, that counts. Throughout the past three years, this group of students has worked as one and now they have reached their goal. Many do not realize the true significance of a high school diploma. Each diploma represents the successful completion of a high school career and a passport to future fields of endeavor. Whether th e mem- bers of the class enter into the world of business or continue their education at some college, we believe that they will uphold the fine traditions which have always been a part of Richmond High. EuGENE Corr, President. MARJORIE SPAULDING, Secretary. FrepD Bau, Vice-President. Eunice Hauce, Treasurer. en —

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