Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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ae — Commencement Speakers: — BARBARA CARLING NormMA ANN CAUDLE Norvat PARKER JOHN ENRIGHT y COMMENCEMENT JANUARY 14, 1942 SPER RPA INET Eee iS cern Tee lS ote gat atte i gy Vea ape Sn ae koe sumiphal: March, Processidnal |=)! =). Ss) te ee Perdi ORCHESTRA pe old ooage ted Damier es ag ne Ne ek a Ge TRE CHO paever Io. tnerigae, ek Gat acts ON ee ere eS ee ee ge, ENRIGHT President of the Graduating Class POVOGAIMAN LEN ra kok 8 fon sie necn ey ML ete 3 A Se Eee Dee hiar } Pastor of First Baptist Church PAE Pina nia iw tn cle eer Sue! ae at Poiana! G9 ce Cretchaninoff Pere CRC SnOie RN she yas Sea et ane aire ae Wan? OT Co Brashear A CAPPELLA CHOIR PumPRtNG ee teM ey Lact ae Sosa ae eo. Lh nan S Eman Said are) oe NG Rear ec Nces i a ee ORCHESTRA nae. Inventory =) t ies in aS) OAS Se OS nep ENT SprARERS IA edt GCAO ) opus. = oe ne Pe any n coed eA Age REDS AC BOYS balecs 15 ta Peco bo ane oe INORUAL oP AER Our City 022 = ie oe es Norma ANN CADDIE ANAS S, on no noe ste Se ie thi th) en a a ante aot NRO WE Exceontation OT-the Class? 2, So) ee ee RUT eee Presentation of Diplomas: 9-6 i= tO oat Ge 2 SOT Ais SII S Des (5 Fooling RA SAP ps aaa ee ntce Maanan ate (ge a aia iaere EN RRL oY ea Wan BRe pit, Heressionwale 9 3i4) tay ea tes eee ee Se Ae tee ee ober ORCHESTRA « CLASS Gee

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RICHMOND E UNION HICH SCHOOL SENIORS

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Class Officers: ae JOHN ENRIGHT Jim SHALLENBERGER JENNIE MASLoy Rusy Fara President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer S’E N E-OCR Gea ACHIEVEMENTS Under the able leadership of President John Enright, who was assisted by Jim Shallenberger, vice-president; Ruby Fara, treasurer; and Jennie Maslov, secretary, the January Class of 1942 completed a very successful term. The traditional Senior Party, under the management of Uldine Peterson, was held in the girls’ gym on October 3. The future of R. U. H. S. was portrayed by a hilarious comedy given on Senior Day, November 6. The semi-annual Senior Banquet, held December 11, in the cafeteria, was said to be the most successful affair of the term. Barbara Carling, general chairman of the event, was assisted by: Ken Nelson, arrangements; Vera Garcia, food; Esther Delgado, decorations; Elda Marello, program; Fred Kaphingst, cleanup. In student government and athletics, and in scholastic records, the class of January, 1942, by contributing its share of outstanding achievements, has helped R. U. H. 5. to maintain its high school rating. So, the new year will bring about the departure of another prominent Richmond High graduating class. The under-graduates of the R. U. H. 5. send loads of wishes for luck and success to each and every one of the graduates. ae