Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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A CoP ify bt 1.8 Since the beginning of the construction of the Bay Bridge, each workman from cable spinner to engineer, has had a definite, impor- tant role in this drama of progress. It took a variety of artisans to complete the structure and each one was skilled in his own field. So has it been this past year at Richmond High. Each activity in the school from the smallest organization to the largest has done its part in building the school’s prestige. PAGE NINETEEN

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ADMINISTRATION B. X. TUCKER Principal THEODORE MADSON - - - - - Vice-Principal and Dean of Boys M. EvizapeTH KinneaR - - - - - Vice-Principal and Dean of Girls Davin C. Gray Dean of Boys ART DEPARTMENT Mabelle Woodman Bernice James COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Theo. Mads on Nina Beauchamp Hazel Bird Grace Condon Phyllis Clark Hannah Drewry Ella Eachus David C. Gray Selina Hardesty Helen Johnson A. Marian Stockton HOME ECONOMICS Jennie Gardner Ruth Stewart ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Gertrude Weatherby Frances Bradley Grace Dotts Hazel Olson Cora McLennan Virginia Lee Staunton Jean Turner Vivian Vaughan Irene Webber LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Dorothy Cox Marie Alonzo Blanche Connor Louise Marcollo Dorothy Swenson MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Helen Hoefer Margaret Broberg M. Elizabeth Kinnear Ruth Peterson Robert Sikes MUSIC DEPARTMENT George Morris Louise Robinson PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT Clara McLaurin Alice Bagley Alysse Clark Phillip Hempler Frank Ribbel Arleigh Williams SCIENCE DEPARTMENT George Eby Helen Parker Isabel Hurd Wayne Perry Martin Swenson Charles Waugh SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Carroll Parrill Louise Alexander Helen Brooke F. L. Culbertson Gladys Nunn Lila Reeb Grace Timmons Agnes Weatherson Muriel Willett VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT William Neeley John E. Doney F. C. Gilbert Martin E. Salmi Herbert Welch CONTINUATION DEPARTMENT LIBRARIAN Ruth Utter Zelma Reeve PAGE EIGHTEEN

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COMMISSTONERS Standing: N. Silvas, B. Ellis, J. Garvey, R. Leist, J. O’Donohoe, E. Johansen, and B. Hartwig. Seated: R. Moitoza, A. Tarr, D. Paasch, and H. Crocker. NDER THE leadership of President Russell Leist the Student Body Board of Commissioners has had one of its most successful terms. They sold 1075 student body cards; they sponsored an increased number of rallies, a Hallow- e’en dance, and two excellent programs. Each commissioner is elected by the student body to fill a special duty: Annabelle Tarr, secretary; John O’Donohue, vice-president; Bill Ellis, head yell leader; John Garvey, prosecuting attorney; Bob Hartwig, law and order; Ed Johansen, boys’ athletics; Ruth Moitoza, social affairs; Dorothy Paasch, girls’ athletics; Norbert Silvas, student judge; Hazel Crocker, auditor. Miss Hannah Drewry has served as faculty adviser for the commissioners. D. Coudyser, D. Garrard, M. Corr Program Committee [HE STUDENT program committee composed of Marie Corr, Doris Coudyser, and Don Garrard assisted Mrs. Helen Hoefer, faculty chairman, to present a variety of programs to the students in the fall semester. The programs were both educational and enjoyable and included: Edgar C. Paine, Alaskan speaker; Major Clarence P. Talbot, aviation commander; Jack Rank, dramatist; and various motion pictures of modern industry. PAGE TWENTY