Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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Mr. William Bush CAMERA CLUB Under the capable leadership of president Emerald McCullough and the able direction of Mr. Bush, faculty adviser, the Camera Club enjoyed a very active term. To members of the Camera Club goes the credit of taking, enlarg- ing, and mounting pictures for the Shield. In addition to the work on the Shield, members of the club studied the fundamentals of photog- raphy, sponsored a photo contest, and held their semi-annual club party. Doris Lewis acted as secretary and Bob Carhart as social chairman. CAMERA CLUB CREDITS — L.O.L. Officers, Bert Dalton, Emerald McCullough; Girls’ League Officers, E. McCullough; Traffic Committee, B. Dalton; Library Girls, E. McCullough, John Sugi hara; Girl Reserves Officers, B. Dalton, E. McCul- lough; Yell Leaders, E. McCullough, J. Sugihara; 1-12 Officers, B. Dalton; A Cappella Choir, Mr. William Bush; Band, E. McCullough, Ken Nelson; Orchestra, B. Dalton; Honor Society, B. Dalton; Honor Roll, B. Dalton; Journalism 1, B. Dalton, E. McCullough; Journalism 2, B. Dalton, E. Mc- Cullough; Camera Club, Earl Cavin, E. McCul- lough; Varsity Basketball, B. Dalton; Action Shots, E. McCullough; “B” Basketball, B. Dalton; Managers, E. McCullough; Swimming Team, E. McCullough; Tennis, E. McCullough; Golf, E. McCullough; Mgr. Girls’ Basketball, K. Nelson; Mgr. Girls’ Baseball, K. Nelson; Primary Basket- ball Champs, K. Nelson; Secondary Basketball Champs, K. Nelson; Portraits, B. Dalton, E. Me- Cullough.

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yy Standing left to right: V. Gridley, V. Kirkmeyer, L. Roark, J. Anderson, M. Mar- tin, A. Braaten, H. Morse, H. Orthman, D. Hinkley, E Sagner. First row: B. Jen- kins, A. Shinney, L. Oliver. Second row: D. McPhee, T. soughter, T. Fassanaro. Third row: M. Clark, K. Parker. Fourth row: A. Lindquist, M. Rogers, R. Johnson, G. Alveraz. First row: K. Kuivala, A. Hiner, G. Messinger. Second row: R. Lovdal, N. Neville, A. Garside, B. Kneeland. Third row: H. Douglas, J. Kennedy, J. Jones. Stand- ing: J. Franklin, R. Law, J. Peterson, L. Allamanno, M. Miranda, D. Dickinson. Miss Eleanor Galbraith Robert Law JOURNALISM For the first time in four terms the Hi-Nus began the semester with a boy editor, Bob Law. The new journalism instructor, Miss Galbraith, aided the editor and his staff of senior and cub reporters in gathering, editing, and making-up the paper. Dwight Dickinson served as busi- ness manager,and Annabelle Hiner headed the circulation depart- ment. Two of the staff, assistant editor Genevieve Messinger and John R. Jones, attended the three-day press convention held annually at the University of California. Nineteen issues of the Hi-Nus were printed this semester, the most notable of which was the illustrated Public Schools’ Week edition.

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