Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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LIBRARY STAFF—Back row (left to right) Myrel Moss, Miss Reeves, Librarian. Bot- tom row (left to right) Josephine Durand, Isabelle Page, Frances Favero, Vivian Walk- er, Ruby Sazdoff. L. O. L. MEMBERS—Fstelle Abbey, Ruby Belden, Margery Ankrum, Audrey Bullard, Thelma Gill- ham, Dorothy Gottwald, Greta Heinrich, Jane Kvamen, Anna Locke, Carolyn Moore, Mary Morris, Genevieve Nelson, Christine Passmore, Betty Plunkett, Mary Helen Rounds, Billy Pierce, Geraldine Scales, Edna Shipp, Barbara Silvis, Alice Spence, Christine Vineyard, Charlaine Wangsness, Wanda King, Mary Martin, Pat Nygren, Grace Shurwintoa, Mary De Valle, Frances Corbe tt, Mildred Stevens. Mary Cerda, Marienne Hallihan, Jean Howard, Vivian Madrid, Lolita Miller, Alice Wall, Florence Anzalone, Helene Arceneoux, Mary Curtis, Leatrice Harris, La Verne Anton, Lita Gildersleeve, La Vange Haigwood, Elaine Parker, Janice Peterson, Joanne Potter, Elaine Reichman, Jeanne Rhine- hart, Roberta Todd, Betty Treantafel, May Barbano, Helen Bastos, Helen Cisneros, Pat Lee, Dorothy Oliviera, Arlene Phillips, Betty Jean Smith, Mary Udjur, Vivian Walker. | ees 8 eed be This year the Lambda Omega Lambda enjoyed a very successful semester under the leadership of Miss Carlson, sponsor, Elaine Reichman, president, La Verne Antone. vice-president, Dorothy Oliviera, secretary-treasurer, Jeanne Rhinehart, social chair- man, and Elaine Parker, song leader. There were approximately fifty members in the club including twenty-three new members. Their work this year has consisted of educational, recreational and war service ac- tivities. The L. O. L. has had several social events throughout the semester including a rec- ognition service, song fests and a skating party. They also attended an international banquet of the Girls Reserve Club. Their war service work has consisted of making surgical dressings, making favors for soldiers in hospitals, and various other activities.

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GIRL SPONSORS—Top row (left to right) Barbara Williams, Betty Boyd, Dorothy Strother. Middle row (left to right) Frances Favero, Mary Healy, Beverley Craven, Lois Nuss. Bottom row (left to right) Bessie Poulas, Dolores Sherwood, Edwina Perry. Go SS BON Ses Girl Sponsors, a new organization under the direction of Miss Alexander and Miss Brooke, was inaugurated this semester. The purpose of this organization was to intro- duce new girls to ‘Richmond Union High School, to show them the grounds, tell them about the various clubs and organizations, and to make them feel at home by helping them “get acquainted.” Thirty girls from the C. S. F. were called together to form the nucleus for the Spon- sors. From these girls a president and ten captains were appointed. They were Barbara Williams, president, Lois Mae Anderson, Betty Boyd, Beverly Craven, Frances Favero, Lois Nuss, Alice O’Brien, Edwina Perey, Bessie Poulos, Dolores Sherwood, Dorothy Strother, and Jacquiline Thompson. Each captain was then put in charge of ten sponsors. On September 13, the beginning of the new semester, each captain was assigned to three advisories of 1-10’s where each sponsor took charge of three girls. There were also ca ptains to take care of the transfers. This has been continued, and sponors are in Miss Brooke’s office each day during the lunch periods to help transfers. The first day of school was not the end of the Sponsor’s job, for she contacted her girls later to see if everything was going well, and invited them to the party given for all new girls. This party given during the second week of school for all new girls, turned out to be a great success by providing a chance for all the girls to get together and become bet- ter ac cquainted. The Girl Sponsors have helped to orient the many new girls who came to Richmond this year.

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TRAFFIC COMMITTEE—George Torvik, Charles Segar, Richard Calkins, Bob Nicol, John Mullen, James Gok, Everett Babb, Ken Wells, Dick Mitchel, Charles Bradbury, Bob Herman, Arthur Webster, Carol Claar, Betty Boyd, Barbara Schulze, Joycelene Smith, Joy Ann Woods, Dorothi Strother, Stella Freitas, and Esmeralda Luiz. FORENSIC CLUB—Top row (left to right) Dwayne Haigwood, Bob Fueger, LeRoy Cleveland, Harold Cook, Irwin Gostin. Bottom row (left to right) Irene Christensen, La Vange Haigwood, Ellen Bostick, Mary Ambrosio, Mr. France, sponsor. Traffic Committee The Traffic Committee, under the direction of Mr. Waugh, has had a busy and successful term. The committee has been enlarged due to the great influx of students. Along with “playing policemen,” these students have planned and executed many improvements in the school. Par- ticularly notable was a clean-up drive in the yard and the cafeteria. The procedure of handling traffic has been changed this term. Instead of having a definite post to maintain, com- misioners had assigned districts to patrol. Forensie Club The Forensic Society of R. U. H. S. was originated this term under the direc- tion of a new faculty member, Robert France. This organization was estab- lished for the purpose of studying the techniques of debating oratory, and ex- temporaneous speaking. The activities for the term consisted of participation in the San Francisco State College debate tournament. Subject debated was “Should the United Nations Join in Reconstituting a League of Na- tions?” Although the Forensic Society has existed solely as a club, it will be sched- uled as a regular class next semester.