Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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SHIELD STAFF—Top row (left to right) t Ned Adcock, Dorothy Strother, Bob Nicols. Third row (left to right) Josephine Durand, Doris Krenzer, Ann Miner, Mary Ambrosio. Second row (left to right) Shirley Rose, ¢ Helen Quinlan, Orwyne Lufkin. Bottom row (left to right) Bonnie Bird, Janette Baker, Theresa Persico, Mary Malloy. JANETTE BAKER THERESA PERSICO Manager Editor wouge 3 Moll Diu] Di Drag Beach eal beat ¥ : : LP The SHIELD staff was organized this year as an extra-curricular activity, the par- ticular responsibility of the 2-12 Class as graduating Seniors. Theresa Persico was appointed Editor-in-Chief, Janette Baker served ably as Man- ager, Bonnie Bird did yeoman duty as Assistant Editor, Mary Malloy supervised the Activities copy, Orwyne Lufkin prepared the Senior pages and Mrs. Prescott served as ' faculty adviser.

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C. S. F. MEMBERSHIP—Mary Ambrosio, Ailene Bates, Betty Blake, Irene Boetti, Mary Caygill, Harry Chew, Irene Christense, Beverly Crav- en, Helen Delgadillo, Frances Favero, James Foster, Beatrice Freitas, James Gok, Don Harper, Barbara Hislop, Christine House, Richard Kimes, Irma Jane Kraus, Orwyne Lufkin, Mary Malloy, Eleanor Newell, Lois Nuss, James O’Drain, Isabelle Page, Theresa Persico, Helen Pet- rich, Kathryn Pruitt, Helen Quinlan, Florine Rhea, June Richard, Ruby Sazdoff, Jean Ellen Smalley, Dolores Sherwood, Bob Smith, Joycelyn Smith, Mary G. Smith, Anita Terry, Howard Thompson, Biddy Lou Wolverton, Vivian Williams, Barbara Williams. Mary MALLoy C. S. F. President CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION This semester, forty-three students were elected to membership in the California Scholarship Federation, secondary schools academic honor society. At the first meeting of the year, Mary Malloy was elected president. Assisting her are Lois Nuss, vice-president, Jackie Thompson, social chairman and Beatrice Freitas, secretary-treasurer. The most exciting social event of the year was a theatre party at the Geary Theatre in San Francisco. The group enjoyed Sylvia Sydney’s interpretation of “Jane Eyre.” The chapter has launched its usual project for the raising of funds for a deserving student. A cookie and candy sale netted $17.50, the initial funds for the Scholarship. Members have also donated money to buy magazine subscriptions for overseas bases.

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DRAMATICS CLUB—Top row (left to right) Maurice Press, Bob Luck, Howard Harvey, Albert Anderson, Bob Nicols, Bob Rodent, Lawrence Regello. Bottom row (left to right) Dorothy Strother, Joy Ann Woods, Bar- bara Hislop, Norma Doyle, Rita Clements, Betty Noreen, Mr. Brashear, sponsor. Bos Nicou President DR A McA C3. 26s A Dramatics Club was organized this year along lines of greater student responsi- bility. Under the supervision of Mr. Turner Brasher, the organization elected Bob Nicol president. A play committee was then formed to select several plays for consideration of the club. Members selected “June Mad,” a comedy in three acts. Tryouts were held and the cast as announced included: Penny - - - - Barbara Hislop Millie Lou - - - Rita Clements Chuck 20 =” 6. set sre = Bol Nicel G Mervyn Roberts - Albert Anderson Mrs. Woods - - Dorothi Strothers Julie = os = + ne) Betty Norine Dr. Woods - - Lawrence Regello Mr. Harris - - - - Bob Roden Effie - - - - Joy Ann Woods Roger Van Vleck - - - Bob Luck Elmer - - - - = Maurice Press Ralph - - - - Howard Harvey Shirley - - - - Norma Doyale A delighted audience laughed heartily at this cleverly presented comedy, on Janu- ary 28, in the school auditorium.