Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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rh. Bessie BARBIKAS NATHANIEL ALLYN % Jack Hupner LurLine WHITE SENIOR CLASS ACHIEVEMENTS ONE OF MANY, you may say, but the graduating class of June 1941 has made a mark on the heart of old Richmond High that will not soon be for- gotten. This class started its successful term by electing a successful set of officers; Francis En- right, president; Manuel Rose, vice-president; Lurline White, secretary; and Glenda Hiner, treasurer. The semi-annual Mixer Party under the direc- tion of Valrea Walker was one of the outstanding events of the term. Seniors agreed it was “the best ever.” The Senior class was also well represented on the athletic field; our next year’s squad will be greatly weakened by the loss of the following students; Turner Brashear, Edward Peralsky, Bill Fox, Jack Germaine, Jack Mackey, and Ezio Tog- netti. Senior Day went off in traditional glory with a super production called “When You Gotta Go, You Gotta Go.” As usual the Senior Banquet was one of the highlights for the graduating class. The Senior Will was different from the usual this year; it was in the form of the Hi-Nus. The guests of honor were Mr. and Mrs. Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. Gray. The speakers were Frank Scott, Francis Enright, Mr. Tucker, Jack Mackey, Gloria Perrero, and Miss Weatherson. As parting words to the Senior class, may we say that we hope they have as much success in later life as they have had during their high school careers. i @ ee

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