Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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2-11 CLASS Each year, it has been the custom for the High Junior girls to entertain the girls of the graduating class. This year, the party was under the direction of the social chairman, Marian Hallihan. The girls were enter- tained by members of the 2-11 class. Entertainment consisted of a monologue by — Lolita Miller, a Hawaiian Candid shot of the Junior-Senior Tea. dance by Eva Brooks, and a steel guitar solo by Lois Gaub. Singers were Florence Grace, Betty Brazil, and Aurora Corral. Accompanists were Myrna Cushing and Margherita Bertolli. Refreshments of cider and doughnuts were served to all who attended. Teachers who aided the girls in planning the affair were: Mrs. Lowe, Miss Meyers, Miss Rogers, Mrs. Gemmer, and Mrs. Sikes. Victory corsages were presented to the guests. Among the guests were: Miss Brooke, Miss Kinnear, Mrs. Reinertson, Miss Alexander, Miss Stockton, Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Silva, Miss Thorsby, and Miss Olson. COMMITTEE—Mary Ambrosio, Lolita Miller, Marian Hallihan, Lina Murasheff, Orwyne Lufkin.

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1-12 OFFICERS Corrinne Perrelli, Oscar Davis, Pattirae Moore. I-12 CLASS Officers this term for the 1-12 class were Oscar Davis, president; Corrinne Perrelli, vice-president, and Pattirae Moore, secretary-treasurer. These were chosen at a meeting held on October 9. Activities for the low sen- iors included a party held on De- cember 3, in the girls’ gym. Bar- bara Howell, head of the enter- tainment committee, presented a very enjoyable musical pro- gram. Decorations following a “jive” theme were provided by Lois Odell and her committee. Dancing arrangements were made by a committee headed by Elaine Jones. Refreshments were served after an afternoon of merrymaking by Effie Gay Wilson and her committee, after which Wayne Wanlass and his clean-up group put everything in order. Miss Carson, senior adviser, gave her fullest codperation and was instrumental in making the party the huge success it was.

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Pitot Cass The 2-10 and 1-11 classes are the only ones without any activities or class officers of their own. During our many “Victory Drives” in R. U. H. S. this term these two classes have been very active. They have helped most diligently in supporting the war effort. Members of these classes show promise of becoming capable leaders in future years. Headed by Bob Leggett as Prosecuting Attorney of the Student Association, the 1-11 and 2-10 classes have many student leaders. Hazel Conn has been outstanding as Surgical Dressings leader, while others have been attending the Nutrition classes. In the sports world George Thompson, Charles Seger and Alden Hart have already become well known.