Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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1-10 GLASS The semi-annual low sophomore party was held this term on October 8, with Hallowe’en as its theme. The party, which was planned by the council rep- resentatives from the English classes, was under the super- vision of Miss Weatherby. The guests were enter- tained by various members of the class. The program con- Sophs dance at first high school activity. “The girl sisted of: a tap dance, by at the left was part of the program,” Miss Brooke. Gloria Tatro; a trumpet solo, by Arthur Smith; and a Hawaiian guitar solo, by Lois Gaub. After the program, the students enjoyed an afternoon of dancing, after which re- freshments were served. Other teachers who assisted in planning the party were: Miss Thorsby, Mrs. Blon- ski, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Kelly, and Miss Madison. SOPH COUNCIL MEMBERS—Seated, left to right: Robert Reedy, Alvina Strobel, Esther Simmons, Barbara Hislop, Bob O’Connell. Standing: Kenneth Ledgerwood, Nels Stenmark, Jack Norris, Lewis Zuver, Warren Haugen, Don Prestella.

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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.

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2-12 ADVISERS Standing: Miss Stockton, Miss Thorsby, Mr. Cain, Mrs. Silva. Sit- ting: Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Reinertson, Miss Alexander. ASD MINIS 1 RAT TON sD I re Die TECK ER 2 oe Se PG eee oS M. ELIZABETH KINNEAR - - - - DAVID EGRAY 5 fm wc wa et PICLEN DROOKE © - 2 (= .« 12 CARLES WAUGH = = =) ao .« “= Social Studies Department—Louise Alexander, Robert Baker, Helen Brooke, Gladys Nunn, Hazel Olson, Carroll Parrill, Lila Reinertson, Robert Sikes, Edith Smith, Agnes Weatherson. Commercial Department —Nell Baggley, Helen Barney, Hazel Bird, Edward Cain, Grace Con- don, Ella B. Eachus, David C. Gray, Selina Hardesty, Stanley Johnson, Hazel Louise Rog- ers, Marion Stockton, Dorothy Tabb, Jeanne Wallace. English Department — Eleanor Blonski, Fran- ces Bradley, James Brien, Grace B. Dotts, Rosa- lyn Brodin, Norine Kelley, Dorothy Madison, Marie Myers, Vivian Rydberg, Margot Thorsby, Virginia Ward, Gertrude Weatherby, Irene Webber. Language Department — Blanche Carson, Dor- othy Gemmer, Elizabeth Roberts, Dorothy Swen- son, Biological Department — Alysse Lowe, Helen D. Parker, Martin A. Swenson. Superintendent of Schools Si Te a ee =. Prinerpal Vice Principal Vice Principal Dean of Girls Dean of Boys Physical Education Department — Alice Clark, Philip Hempler, Clara A. MacLaurin, Linda Moitoza, Robert Pascoe, Joseph Raine. Music Department — Turner Brashear, Eva Silva. Science Department — William Bush, Ralph Phelps, Arthur Selleck, Benjamin Siegel, Charles Waugh. Art Department — Mabelle Woodman. Home Economics Department — Ruth Berger, Vivian Carlson, Jennie E. Gardner. Vocational Department — Joseph Bellenger, Verne Culbertson, Harold Cunningham, F. C. Gilbert, Eugene Raye, Martin E. Salmi. Mathematics Department — James Bales, Helen Hoefer, Elizabeth Kinnear, Ruth Sikes. Librarian — Zelma Reeve.