Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1955 volume:

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We were bul liny minnows emplied inlo lhe Allanlic Ocean, and lhe lhree grim years ahead seemed endless. How- ever, we were growing, and our oullook on lile soon changed. Suddenly we were Juniors and sure lhal Richmond High had been buill expressly lor us and would remain slanding only lor as long as we, our- selves, remained. Bul lhe pure lanlasy ol lhis beliel and lhe lrue meaning ol adullhood were realized as soon as we were Seniors, sophislicaled beyond sophislicalion. ll was during our Senior year lhal a lew ol us be- came members ol lhe Shield Slall and chose lo de- picl lhe laller parl of lhe year I954 in our year- book wilh a sophislicaled molil, as belilled our slalus in school. Hence, our lheme, Sophislicaled Send-off . We decided lhal our Shield would be supreme among yearbooks, and supreme il cerlainly was, in addilion lo being downrighl revolulionary! Firsl ol all, we changed our melhod ol publishing from engraving lo lilhographyg lechnical lerms which simply meanl lhal our yearbook would have pro- lessional-lype layouls allraclively arranged, inslead ol pages ol piclures piled upon piclures. We were given a lree rein concerning makeup, and, unlike lhe Shield slalls before us, were able lo cul lhe piclures inlo circles, reclangles, hexagons, and numerous olher designs which proved pleasing lo lhe eye. Our nexl goal was lo give lhe book a hearl . We did lhis by placing variously spaced wrilings, wilh a delinile purpose and meaning, lhroughoul lhe Shield. This lrend, also, was enlirely new. Our Shield was lhe largesl in lhe hislory ol lhe school, and also, we haslened lo add, lhe besl. The prool lhal lhis is so leaps oul, we lhink, lrom every page ol our book! Dedica'rion ........ Adminis+ra'I'ion .. Seniors .......... Ac+ivi1-ies .......... Organiza+ions .... Table of Contents Classes ................. Sporls ..........s..,.. Girls' A1'l'1le+ic Associafion. Edi+or's Farewell Adverfisemenls -. I .1ll' 3 ll gui: X, ,, DEDICATION Miss Dorofhy Madison is more fhan a feacher fo fhousands of sfudenfs who know her. She is a gay and happy friend who has a word of en- couragemenf for everyone she meefs. This cheery aspecf reflecfs a genuine sfreak of confenfmenf in her nafure, buf if is also a fronf, covering a finely developed infelligence and greaf learning. She does nof flaunf knowledge, she never appears fo be weighfed down wifh fhoughf. Her in+eIIigence is made apparenf fhrough her own sferling char- acfer and forfhrighf acfions. Every sfudenf who came fo her for advice was eagerly welcomed: nof one was ever furned away. She was soughf by fhose who desperafely needed undersfanding and feI+ fhey could frusf no one else, as well as by fhose who had friumphs fo reporf. Every problem was a confidence, and fo if she broughf fhe weighf of her efhical sfandards, fine mind, loving hearf, and greaf scholarship. She was able fo make each sfudenf feel fhaf he had be- come a beffer, sfronger, and more adulf person for having had an encounfer wifh some difficulf . This, affer all, was Life. She made us see if as a chanenge. Her own scholasfic efforfs have made her a fine faculfy chairman for fhe scholarship program of fhe school. She has persuaded, cajoled, fhreafened, and many fimes iusf eagerly encouraged worfhy, capable sfudenfs fo underfake higher learning. Her undersfanding of fhe wonders which lay ahead for a person who would follow fhis course of menfal explorafion was fhe driving force for her encour- agemenf of fhose worfhy of fhe endeavor. Through her guidance many who would nof have ofherwise achieved fhis goal were spurred on fo earn fhe many fine scholarships available fo fhem. She is sincere and religiously loyal. Her friend- ship knows no discriminafion. Associafion wifh her has leff ifs brand on developing personalifies and nafures now and for years fo come. ln recognifion of her many fine qualifies, we, fhe Seniors of February, l955, dedicafe our Shield fo Miss Dorofhy Madison - magnificenf feacher, greaf scholar, profound friend. Dr. George Miner Superinfendenf and power behind many ihrones I 4 fl' fu V. x l I I 'I 's ' 5 i X . N The Dashing Deans, Miss Helen Brooke and Mr. Roberi Ou+man A faraway light which ojfers escape from a world of enveloping darkness, a protective hand, firm, yet yielding, retraining, yet encouraging - those mysf terious secrets locked behind Room Number Nine, a warm shelter on a frostbitten night - this is our ADMINISTRATION . 5 TOP n. W: Mr P ' effv. M r Hughes Mr. F09 I el Mr V M You M B ' lddle arrow, Fronrbazwvhgunn M: Berrn figs MCC., . M' hy M 'V'-Jas ' ' P ' . r arker, Ml. yaxus' M erhs Mi fwwebsfe . ss Imam r, Mr Son Mr' Mis, B ' eff. Mrs , . . urd. Miss Brgnnefmtg rg, KWH n. . Mlsg Simmons M . i,, Wen herb v. Mu B- . 9'99r Mr Enos. MT- M0 'H rr Mr. Top low: Mr. Franchi. Mr. Hagen, Mr. Darby. Mr. Frrsk, Mr. Grrrnason, Mr. Davenpori, Mr. ov nova , Fishsr, Mr. Fry, Mr. Franson. Mr. Franca. Middre Row: Mr. LisareN1, Miss JBYBITWRNO, Mrss Kouqhan ML MCM, 5 , w od Mrss GNespKa, Miss McLaurXn, Mrs. Marionen, Miss Gardner, Mr. Finn, Mr. Han- MESS Mven' M155 yAhf,heXX, from Row: Mr. MNer, Mrs. Hdredqe, MKss Govlen, Miss Dah, Mrs. Hawk- ,MB 9,360 Mn. Paffrxrl M35 Mrss de L'eianche,Mr.GXUum. Mfg, Sarurqian, Mrs. Luqken, Skeedman, M355 ROQBYS- M355 Green o , nah, Mr. D1XXworRh. Rns, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Harvorsen, 6 Ngf P. M 'C' . ilexfrfgl B,,neY M r. sfenson5'a:IJyiHL Bgan- I Miss Wf Ui- 'His' - His. yd 5, og! . ?'i:NiC-in...-,:ceT5on' rrcivlies' 52001 Miss Mi5E:c iaLeiir.'MsSihiAa was Pak Wigan o'con e ' Top Row: Mr. Campbell, Mr. Chrisf- ensen, Mr. Bledsoe, Mr. Bird, Mr, Essig, Mr. Cahoon. Middle Row: Mr. Anderson, Miss B rnes Mrs. I y . C ark, Miss Carson, Mrs. Brokaw, Miss Chal- linor, Mrs. Andrian, Mrs. Colberg, Mr. Culborfson. Front Row: Mr. Angella, Mrs. Flamm, Miss Condon, Mrs. Blon- sici, Miss Crosby, Mrs. Cooke, Miss Baggley, Mr. Baker. 7 M is r. Mc' Reiner on M 5 er We' i MY- M . Mfs' s. Lars Mrs RY 'S 55 Mr Sam Mr' Hgh v'ow'LoB Mr l9 : Jessi' it Wood Mr. Page oe ,Clrin overybod I 9 leave ,- Y 0 se, IS f9lUci,,nC4?'orChlrlborrsQ,, wh I 'fn 'Io leilve 5' llre 5. Farewell fo MR. ROBERT PASCOE Primaril Mr. Roberi Pascoe is a man's I man, brglve, hones+, and solid. His common sense and freedom from personal angularifies make him a narural refuge for sfudenfs and +eachers who need advice and help. Too sane, himself lo creafe messes, he seems always fo be called 'upon 'lo clean up +he messes of ofhers. For eighleen years he did iusl' fhis al Richmond High, firsl' as coach, fhen as dean and finally as offen as vice principal. His manner was very brisk and cleansing as fhe norfhwind. He lefl' no- body in lhe dark as +o where he sfood. His characfer generafed a moral force +ha+ kepf Richmond High well-ordered and harmonious lhroughoul The years of his service here. Mr. Pacoe is also a man of many paris. He has been +o name only a few fhings, a greaf foofball player, a longshoreman, a police officer and a naval lieufenanf. He hun+s and Fishes all over his nafive California. He gardens experlly. He reads Homer and Virgil. He is a do-i+-your- self man, wi+h greal' successes in carpenfry, plumbing and paper-hanging. He sails +he boal +ha+ he buil'I' wifh his own hands. He works on his impressive collecfion of s+amps and coins. Some say +ha'l' he can do anyfhing, and fhey may be right Bu'f a mere lisl' of Mr. Pascoe's capaciiies do nor convey fhe man, his down-+o-ear+h humor his ease of manner, and his rafher leonine a'Hi- 'lude of being monarch of all he surveys. One mus+ know him +o appreciafe him. We, +he February Class of l955, have known Mr. Pascoe well. Fufure classes will no+ have 'lhis privilege because he lefi' our school in mid- semesler +o become principal of Roosevell Junior High School. ln view of fhis, we wanl' fo con1'ribu+e our knowledge of him +0 'lhe growing legend by biding him a fond 'farewell in our Shield. He helped us, incidenfally, fo pay ol? our Shield debf. Somehow +his facf makes if seem wonderfully fi++ing +ha+ our book should carry fhis special lribufe 'lo him. FACU'-TY DINNER 954 NovEMBER 8' I Serving are Sifce M. 'aw rss H l D 1 s and Miss Vera Cripjlgy, Mc one d' M X, The ' O ravuolies fasfe fine fo Mrs. Elvira Lean, 'Connell, Miss Louise Rogers, M' urray Hannah, and M -ii , Miss Melba :ss Shirley Myers, Mr, rs. Dex-s Lugfen. f. Roberf S0195 Princi pal David Gray surv eys fhe s ifua fion. nd Che' ' a mmf hem n helps E spaq .Sieng repare The h rd Cgrliman P Ric B 3'll U MV' b PaSC9e' Assisiaflf Chef Bo elf while Mr. Q The sfudenfs and faculfy of RUHS deeply feel fhe passing of Mrs. Helen Barney on December Ib. For fwenfy years she gave her knowledge and energies unsfinfingly fo help bofh sfudenfs and faculfy af Richmond High School. Those of us who came fo her for fralning are grafeful for fhe high sfandards she fried fo feach us fo incor- porafe in our work and lives. No defail was foo small or foo irksome for her nofice, and her pafience, selflessness, and undersfanding reached ouf fo encompass every- fhing she did for us. Every parf of her work bore a professional sfamp. and she fried fo pass fhis sfand- ard on fo her sfudenfs. Her greaf abilify for defail and fine organizafion was used in fhe scheduling and fhe implemenfing of fhe Sfudenf Associafion elecfions. if was due mainly fo her efforfs fhaf our elecfions have run smoofhly for so many years. Numerous sfudenfs who have enfered fhe business world are beffer workers because of her infiuence and fraining. Having had her as fheir example, fhey knew foward whaf fine goals fhey were working, and how very imporfanf high sfandards of acfion, grooming, accomplishmenf, and pride of work were in fhe eyes of fhose wifh whom fhey would be associafing. If is wifh a profound sense of sorrow, as well as grafifude for a life of service, fhaf fhe Seniors pay fribufe fo Mrs. Barney, fine feacher and friend. Zn imlzmnrg nf IIELEN BARNEY I aw Q W .. V 'WW rf ' - -u - f. - 1g,,w Q' 1 t S4 ,xi 1' '. Q? X-f th ' 1- . '4 A . ,, 'PY X .5 X n 3, b 4 ,y it - I' S if ,ip f t, X 5' l . 4 ..... . f 3-:gg . x - 45? J A' ?'n': ','?A N ' - ,V ,- , Qx, MYR 1, ' yy V A 4 A . 4 r ' N19 ., V. ' ' WEEK 4, rf'-mf. f 4. dw,-Ni, - - ,Ag ,f '! u !!! Q11 i A , iq f . 'A '., V . , 'K K Y ff 5 ' 5-5355514 ,M a ' ,Y 2 Vf1:g P' ,a..:. gig g.1::: x xx A f.:.x ,f. 1:::: 11,-4::: -I ,Q x '-qv Bob Buhlis AH Eclilor egg, Mickey Schindler Assisfanf Ediior f I Sondra Dawson Senior Edilor ,W ggis k Miss Harrie? Williamson Advisor Ghffld 1-rl. w ef ll -Ybor! gr x Val Oppenheim Acfivifies Edifor 0,6 S I' Phillip Alwmie Boys' Sporfs Edilor 'Sf' U5 XXX Q asm: ST Don Smifh Phofographer Bob Siracenor Phofogra pher f,, Joo Sfapp Layou+ and Ad Edifor one fr 910 -UPA 174' Gwyn: 01- AFF Cg'! f '4- J I' . Ap . voqo'-3' wk Y Velma Plnlurfon Business Manager .uwwwaas M A moist rose bud blossoming before the dawn, the inevitable sense of superiority, yet insignijif canceg confidence, yet insecurityg one hundred and eightyfone students plotting a life, one hundred and eightyfone students building a world - these are the SENIORS. I5 f snag' ...,.,., . H n , 4 ,lyveax K . f gi. Aiagbys. x as J ' 'ik A 1 I K ' .: 5-9 .Q ' 1, Q 'mm I . C 1 Q, XL 'L Q iw: 1 1' ' 1' in ix .Q , ft , , xx 1 31 if x K f,X ,1 1 'k g , M f ' EX 1 v NX 'I COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Tuesday. February I, 1955 Richmond Union High School Auditorium EI Relncarno ..,,.,.,,....,....,,... ....,,....,,.,,,, .,,,..,, . . Jose Padilla Processional, Pomp and Circumslanceh. ,.,., Edward Elgar ORCHESTRA Invocaiion ,,A.,v.,,,,A.,,.,,,,,AA,,,,.,,,... Reverend James Carmody of SI. Cornelius Church The Slar Spangled Banner ,,...,.,.,..,,.,,, John Slafford Smifh Orcheslra, Choir, Audience How Brighlly Shines lhe Morning Slar.. .. ,.... ,, .. ., .Bach In Silenf Night ,,...,..,,..,,.,,,.,..,....,..,.,,.... Brahms Ballad of Green Broom ,...,,.,.......,.,,......,... ,..,. ,,v... B r iflen A CAPPELLA CHOIR Overfure, Marriage of Figaro ,,,,...A..,,.....,,..... W. A. Mozarl ORCHESTRA IN OUR TIME STUDENT SPEAKERS Inlroduclionz Our Changing World, .,,..,,,.,,, William Lewis Poliiical Changes ,,.,..,,.,.,...Y...,.,,....,.,,.,, Clarence Le Febvre Economic Changes ,,...,.,A.....,,......,.,r..,,......., ,Gordon Dean Social Changes .......,,.,,.,....,...... ,.,...... ..... D a rIene Spencer Conclusion: Our Changing World ......,,..... .. William Lewis Presenlalion of lhe Class ....,,,..,..,,.,,,.,..,,.... David C, Gray Acceplance of The Gradualing Class., ,, George D. Miner Superinlendenf of Richmond Schools Presenlalion of Diplomas ..,.....,,....,.,...,,.,....,, David C. Gray assisled by Pefer Lopez, Presidenl of Ihe Class School Song .......................,....,...,, Class of February, l955 Recessional, Knighisbridge March .,..,.............,. Eric Coaies Orchesfra COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Gordon Dean, Bill Lewis, Darlene Spencer, and Clarence LeFebvre. az .Fungal Q 75 ABNEY RICHARD ADAMS JAMES AGUILAR BILL AHMIE PHILLIP S. AKIN GARY ALEMAN THOMAS ALLGAIER JAMES AMOS MARVIN ANTILLON SARAH BAKER ANNETTE BATTLE VERA BEASLEY MYRTLE V A f. r LLL ' S1 4 pf l ,so 'f 'f7 A H . DARLENE SPENCER Oisfaudhq Svnior X I FEB. 55 X Q y L Our strong band can nc'cr be broken Formed in Richmond High 3 W S I-S .aa 35 f' A V 2 1 SZ2 YA 7 S 'D' I AQ ' Q Q LW f N V ' .iii A fi NP , 1 .N 'QQ '54 Y Lf? Q S... BELL ORA LEE BENNTS .JAMES BOONE GLENDA BRADESON ,HM BROOKS FLORA BROWN ELATNE BROWN TOM BRUSH HARRIET BUHLIS ROBERT BURNS THOMAS. JR. CAMPBELL MARY CARMON PEARLVNE CARTER DONALD B CERVENKA CLEM CHAPPELL BILL VICTOR SCIPI Oufsfaudinq Senior in Induslrial Ifducadion CLASS' CUSACK DENNIS DANNER JOHN DAWSON SONDRA DEAN GORDON DENNEY THOMAS DINGUS JUNE EGOIAN BEV ELLISON JOANNE FAULKNER FRAN EILLIPPI SANDRA FISHER JAMES FORREST AUDREY FRILEY RUBY FURSETH DIANNE GARCIA JOE 'ist- E 3 if I A x I 89 Q' C3 -S-I Sw. I-44 YI , A ' A EE lf' f' I . - an EL' I ssh li ' A fs 2 I II ' Far surpassing wealth unspoken Sealed by friendships tie. nu... I x, , , M I V, K . n 1 I I , 1 ,JXP CLIFF CHASE CAROL CHILSON CHRISTNER DAN CAROL COLBERT RICHARD CONOVER COLLIDGE DAVE CRISE DANNY CROSSLAND LOLA CROWDER FREDDIE CROWDER JOAN CUADROS DOLORES CURTIS MARGARET 'uv' -p-- -it Q iA I sb 'Q . AA 'Q Iss ,R gf I .t ' Q It - X . ' Z' Q V I I A ff I ' . ,... , ,.L,,w ,,,mb2gI X 'Q , Rm ' 1 .Y I Ss Ian-O .I . SIOVANINI TONY SOEHRING GWENDOLYN GRIFFITH RICHARD HASS LENORE HALCUMB BETTY HART THELMA HAZARABEDIAN LUCINDA HEALY GARY HEINEMANN ALICE HENDERSON JERREL HENDRY JEAN HERRIN6 LYNN f I WW we 1 ' -uf L 'P 1 . X TT.. I2 1 Fi if Alma Mater, Alma Mater Deep graven on each heart, ,I 35' WW .43 Q, - f.. ,ii if' , fe? 1 I -1. 'wut Q' 'PD- A '7 E YR , S Q fcfsz. we J V-:Tiff j X ,.:.' Af , lug ,,z 2 . -.v I K , my it .stigma AX. I- am g . Nm A Iv x I DOLORES CUADROS Oufsfanding Senior in Commercial Subjeds FEB. '55 HILL HUBERT HILLIARD HORACE HOFMANN ANNA JOHNSON EUNICE JOHNSON RICHARD JONES WARDELL KENNEDY TOM KING JACKIE KITZMILLER JANICE KNOX CHARLES KULIS ARLENE LANE RAYMOND LeFEBVRE CLARENCE LEWIS JEAN LEWIS VONCIA My BILL LEWIS Ouhfandinq Senior in Speech and Language GLASS NESBITT CAROL NEWTON TOMMIE NIEMEIER PAT NUNEZ LARRY ODOM LAVON OHS ARLENE OPPENHEIM VAL OSTIC RICHARD PERRY ADELE PETERSON CORA PHILLIPS MELVIN PIERCE DONALD PINKERTON VELMA PIROG CAROLE PRETTYMAN GAYE k Q E VE kf I -.f .- I n H L99 Shall be found unwav'riug true When we from life shall part. gg 0' XX... X ,NV ,. .-I W LEWIS BILL LONG SHIRLEY LOPEZ PETE MADRUGA GERALDINI McCORMAC MARIE McDANIEL CAROLYN MILLER DOUGLAS MILLER JUDY MOITOZA LEAH MOORE CHARLES MORRIS DOROTHY MOTELL ELOISE --f ,.:' WI NJ if 1 I , I -..'. f A I ' f . I - -1 -Aa 9 I-L... L L LL A EUETT SHIRLEY IRSER GLENDA AINS ROGER IMIREZ RICHARD AD PHYLLIS GALIA KENNETH GELLO BEVERLY CE KENNETH ZHARDSON JO ANNE CHOFSKY JOYCE MASSA CHARLOTTE NNA LUCILLE 7 ai . :Y x, ' , .... F . N -3 Q' ' 'fre K '-YJN ii' High school life at best is passing Gliding swiftly by, Oufslancllng Senior in AI I -HUP' 'wx Y YQ yy fa., 'I D- 'UGS 1 Hu--' 1 1 YV Ni ,,,,.N 3 'J f .1- 5 ,. . R ' A A -f A ' A I 417 ,Q . --.'::'-:'g.: :1 1 BOB BUHLIS FEB. '55 ROE RONALD ROGENSKI BOB ROGERS PAT ROOS NORMA ROSALES ERNEST ROSALES JOSE RUPP BETTY SANCHEZ FRANCES SCHAEFER NORMA SCIPI VICTOR SCOTT ELWYN SHEA GARY SHEFFER WILMA SHORE CECIL SHRUM MARY GORDON DEAN Oufsfanding Senior in EngIIsI1 CLASS' THOMAS EVAN THOMAS JANICE THOMPSON JUDY TORRES SAMUEL VOLK MELTON WALKER RUBY WALTMAN CHARLES WARREN PATSY WASHINGTON DeLOIS WEAVER SHIRLEY WEBER GARY WESTMAN VICTOR WILLIAMS JESSIE WILLIAMS LAWSON WILSON BETTY SMITH PETE SMITH RONALD SPENCER DARLENE STALLWORTH DANIE STAPP JOE STEPHENS ROY STEVENS ROBERT STOCKDALE BEVERLY STONE CLARKE STUMP JOE TALBURT MARIE TERRY RICHARD if-f I .L ,, Z 5. 4 I JAMES WINDHAM V' .,,. .7 is .V -hd' I BETTY WYDERMYER LYNDA HERRIN6, AUDREY FORREST Ouhfanding Seniors in Dramnfics xi, ' A -W CZASS OF LARRY WOODS 'a4 g BONNIE YATES TOM ZEHRUNG STANLEY HOLMES ,lf ' Iam ff 'A i . A , J gfp- H ,A .. HUBERT HILL ,JK DOROTHY BAILEY FRAN FAULKNER Oufshnding Senior in Boys' Aihleiics Ou+5+5 dI '9 Seniof in JO'- 'f'5N5m CLARENCE LeFEBVRE Oufsfanding Senior in Music FEB. '55 I PHYLLIS READ Oufslanding Senior in Girls' Aihlelics 'T7 ' Parry-going seniors gaflwer around Ye Olde Tavern DRAGON'S DELIGHT nC9 A PYOVXABS da ' ban L 8 5 . en Bob Lobris enkerfamm ...i - a mvgc The who ef-Cakes, Ser ' srze up fha fesfivifies SENIOR PARTY Navman 12. 1954 Senior couples discuss +urn of evenfsg end duo excluded, of course! , 1 3, MTS Alice C Head Adviszike 5 Ltfl' I0 RIQ'lf Velma Plnlrerfon Lucille Rinna, Pal' Niemier, Joyce Rnchofslry and Adele Perry. First Row: L. Crossland, L Moifoza, A. Forresf, E. Mo fell, P. Read, B. Wilson. Set ond Row: B. Buhlis, J. Rich ardson, D. Cuadros, N Schaefer, D. Spencer, M Campbell, J. Bradeson. First Row: P. Reed J. Richardson, A. Perry. M. Campbell, B. Sfoclc- dale, E. Brown. Second Row: D. Miller, A. For- resl, D. Spencer. B. Lewis, W. Shaffer, S. Phillippi, C. Peierson, D. Crise. -5,,N PROP Hs C Y CQMMH7 FE N x in SQ N X SENIOR PARTY CHAIRMEN STX 'T Q9 Leah BQ,-, Molfoz quef Chairnfdn 's.,j. COMMITTEES Firsf Row: Janice Kifzmiller, BeHy Wil- son. Secbld Row: Audrey Forresf, Lucille Rinna, Norma Schaefer. cu N'-'ml ar-H996 . 'Tn2?3.y J. Wxlson' on 5. f'- Cvossyaxvetpxl C. Pete . L- PW l v0 X - . S- Sie R... e4l2X3i3,'2i.w-R' QF:.T1ar650ni BrO 'n' 27 , . KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE S . Bqlo I' 9h-fs fd Min IQ, M .PW 4 E Q, 4 4 H abd o'lo Aff Mr re d G A4 J: A!-Y. R 6 ues' ' so ff. 69,13 9,-f PS. '1 fc 4 10,4015 C ,gen xc-oe ff5 x Overall sho? of seniors 0 SENIOR BANQUET DECEMBER 2, 1954 UMW' Spencer' mas? Hhkofwn X o Visor- 0149, and' 28 HW F21 lan lqs Qi S . Mwsofl. Pefeo74:e's: L P91 ofa 61,01 C 8 fox!! l Bffy --PS1 ' in . -Q' 'm'y 4 fl, .h in sg. , gk K' Q .-g , ,w wg we Ark 'Fx ,F ,+C .F ,' fn-1 sv , . 5 fa' Enfire casf of fhe show. Miss Alberhn Besf, Direcfor, and S+uden+ Direcfors, Linda Herring and Gary Akin. M MEDEIVAL MADNESS ,- raqohln 9 V. nw' XN0' ,. xa . You Xweikwlaz NNYuXe 'rw oe Alfa-6:2 and W ' a9 ' ' We M Qlr .'lHl .-5Xa0 i runway... One of fha wizards, Jim Brade- son, accuses Knighr O'Day, Clarence LeFebvre. ai e r 'i ir i e r i f-1 -5',, r 5 E' L is 7 we 5 ' 4, 4 K i x S E N I O R The Jes+er, Gordon Dean, hlases fha Scullery Maid, Darlene Spencer. 3l 4 8 Cds, Knighr O'Day wins fha hand in mar- riage of fhe Prin- cess Deboreh, Gaye Prefiyman. S H 0 W m S. lhg-9 df 'he e hd of fly, sl, ' c,'v' EEF!!! ill lo 43 7 1 M0493 1706, 0,6 f, ff o 396 -60,34 l Seniors waifing palienfl for fha show lo begin. Y Members of lhe cas? ose for fha camera. P ' B, Yales, G Sfandlnq: , Purser, B. Halcomb. C d- A. Forresf, D. ua ros, J. Richardson Kneeling: L. Molton and B. Egcian. X Glenda Boone, a freck- led farmer, offers Adele Perry as fhe proverbial apple for fhe 'leacher . A panda bear and a Spanish maiden lTl1el- Harf and Dorofhy ' l f am up ' fronl of lhe ca Morris e in .- nfeen. X SENIOR DAY OCT. 29 LJ If 'fe fl . P,-I' RIC Ig ef B A'f,sSI.n MNH Cys, 2 M., 7 I1 9 er, . ,, n is flue G Pnfxy 51, 9 d W45ngr00,V sgcond file ref p .args Winn Rlchmo Er' i Nd' S 6 lkfdszzg Secoh Rfde,,, ' Lucille Rinna, Girls' Third Prize Winner, bravely dresses as a head liunfer. iz L- .- Qc? 1. fi. ' x M,-' . oifoizrs A1 A JUNK Sf' ,bd Of Y he ff,-I 99, eff . and mi,i??'l 'k wana as 'lil ABU 600' lv '.r 1 0 34 ,0 , 1' M xg sfo we Boubewc Q s 'Wd' Gif s 33 Cla' aPwieoY5'a1 ox .r,5rd'-'O' 9001 C . So: Wei geofqe Q P0360 a er. br OW 9: LL. rs. Hazel Bir d's Bookkeeping l class lr IN CLASS wor s dilligenfly as feaclwer co 'nes clveclrln . f n Expressions r GNQ9 from sleepy fo sfarfled as Lowe reveals nofl1in' b X. , Mrs. Alysse uf flve fdcfs. rna'rn , in her Family Living Class. Miss Gerfr 34 ude Weaflmerby smiles b f-'ugh roadly as her class loolcs af flue birdie! S E N I O R T E A DECEMBER 9, 1954 ,.- 35 qs ss 'L QQ x 5, 1 I ,on ACTIVITIES Q.. Q Q ,k. lt., . -. 525 -I ww I ,L ,I , ,. rag, -a-r-.Y, in I I A 1 X An eternityflong dance under a million stars, Stu' dent Day, the tense clamor of election time, the weekly trek to the print shop for that literary masterpiece, the HifNusg last minute signing of Shields - these are the ACTIVITIES. I IOS lll l IOTr I2V I6V CALENDAR ssrrmnsn 7 School Opens I0 Firsl Advisory for Shield piclures. I7 Special Program, for Rally, Foolball wilh Dralce. 22 Girls' League Sophomore Parfy in I'he gym 24 Rally, S. A. Dance, Kick-Em-Ball, 8:00. 25 Versify Foolball wilh Fresno here. OCTOBER I Holiday: Varsily Foofball will-I Piedmonl, fhere. 7 Sophomore and J. V F ' . oofbell wnlh El Cerrilo. 8 Rall F fb y: oo all wilh El Cerrifo, here. S h I4 op omore and J. V. Foofball wilh Encinal. I5 Block R Dance, Spor1sman Hop, in The gym. I6 Varsily Foofball af Bellarmine. 2l Sophomore and J. V. Foofball a+ Berkeley. 22 Rally, Berkeley-Richmond Foofball, fhere. 28 Sophomore-J. V. Foolball wilh Hayward. 9 Senior Day: Varsily Foofball wilh Hayward.. NOVEMBER I Special Program for lhe Seeing Eye Dog . 4 Foolball wilh Alameda: Slave Day Auclion. 5 Varsily Foolball wifh Alameda. 6 I-I2 Dance, Mood Indigo o phomore and J V 'foollzi II ' h . . a wal San Lorenzo. oliclay, Veferans Da y. youfs for fhe Baslrelball feam in The gym 6 . . TSIIY Foolball wnlh San Lorenzo Senior P. I . ar y. arslly Baslrelball wifh Sl. Mar 's M . y . uslc Deparfmenf Talenl' Show udenf Day: Awards Rally. D u enf Associalion offices. sk tb II e a wlfh Vallelo nlrsglvlng Holiday skefball wilh Washington, here. Sf Candidales file for SI d Ba ' ' . Tha . . . Ba s lrefball wifh Sl. Elizabefh. 'Indiv - . vi-llxvt -A J .X at DECEMBER Basketball with Napa, here. Senior Banquet Election campaign begins. Girls' League speeches all day. Candidate Speeches. Primary elections. Senior Girls' Tea. Xmas program: Basketball, Varsity-Oakland G. A. A. Playday. Runoff Elections: Basketball, Rodian here. Drama II Review. Drama ll Show, Stage Door , 8:00. Basketball with McClymonds, here. Basketball with Balboa: B's with Albany. JANUARY Basketball, Richmond vs. Berkeley, here. Basketball Rally: B game with EI Cerrito. Basketball game with Alameda, there. CSF trip to Golden Gate Park: G.A.A. Awards Thespian Installation. Basketball with Hayward, here. Senior Ball, Hotel Claremont. Basketball game with San Lorenzo. Review Science. Basketball game with Piedmont, here. Encinal basketball game, there. Basketball-Alumni, here, 7:00. FEBRUARY Graduation, 8:00, in RUHS Auditorium. End ot semester, holiday 'for students, teachers work: Basketball game with Berkeley, here B game with Berkeley, there. - Ml-ld1'7. 1 S100 40 TC: 012899281 EN 8 AK5 RS f Seo! Comm. 0 an, Comm. a Rodrkque , A rq, K pen S pe Yxerr oXores Cuaclros, Secreka ' PJYrXei'xcs', Oermq Op c,'raX PMa'xrs', 'OarXerxe m. o'r G'rrXs' P-9rrXe!'rcs', ed: O R Boqs R S o o s Com Yak Vsoq lane! M,!A.'al ' 'rch Oeraxdxo, reirclerxk, and N1e'rm, Comm. oft YrDoYrc'rN', rrcer, Yrosecurrnq pMorrreq', Yfxce, 5. F. Vxr.e-?res'r- SXOYW- Sohnson, Bussdm Oearwrr 9 O? comms rorufmqz Leiloq XX Leader, Yaabs Lavl and Order, rw Judge. SONY Treasurer. 5 Yxead Y e Comm. ok Xwmarw,Sh.rAa vfmrreq , 'Y are , Y. Bang S Sharon 6 .Sac rxk, an Ae D Dimes C uad Vos Sfu den f A s . soc-afion S eCre+ a,-Y xx 669184 P5 Ylxafxaxa . . .,Qr,ra'4N0'X x0 Oera smgxae Sfud Bn+ A Ke ssociannsice n Vice? reside nf ,I . -J ur yi 3 -v M 1 413 'ls -X STUDENT COURT: Lido Can+aru++i, Baliffp Jack Cody, Assisfanr Judge: Paul Archam- beaulf, Asst Judge: Bev Blevins, Audifor: Jack Bauglwman, Judge. Noi Picfured: Dar- lene Spencer. Prosecufing AHorney, and Jim Ballard, Baliff. sf ff' -fr 'lo Fw I' Oof CO ll Drs: we o,, fl, 'fire 'fe J' , 54 QI, S ce ecfefdryS4 P ' D1-B: f9,g-,b, 'Mb 90,4 9. Mr. James Brien Siudenf Governmen+ I' N . Yiwu HI-NUS STAFF Denise Champlin, Feafure Edi+or f 'x I , N , ' ' Sal Cor+ez, Boys' Sporis Ed ,,,1', '72 ' Q 1 52:7 XQ5 9, I f in -v'fv.. S Q T393 1351, 2 :E - .. ig... Q. 5 E2 gifs H1 Zim! 511' O- ? rg W 0 QQ? 31: IT1 2321 9 .. ' 1 X3 cpm: 3-u., 'm Z :Z DITI in ,,-. :rigs .a2, n.g Q-.ma 7:74- Mourna Poe. Girls' Spor+s Edifor 1 f ' L--X Maxino Larsen, Managing Edifor Y 0 '6 P5 eq aid mb X Y X' be aw :PK Q-'Ap S QNQAQOQ CFQ 6'f Qfxq ebi 104.099 42 She T .lim ?9u, MJ L'Yf'f1,,, P R T S H 0 P C R E W 43 K 5 -n lfyof 'Z Fu .Vp,,,s. 90,1 'L Binder X 7' s' x l l Bob Curfis, Pressroom Foreman Larry Armshong, David Dickin- son, Lee McDowell, Make-up. Mr. J. J. McMillan. lnsfrucfor Telo Lee. -4- .s, i QQ r nog! Don Phillips, cleaning new press. , . Ou Wg le 3 T3 QA axgsl J H 1 ff' if , 'im ST 'fs ,key I 7 , K . v g fix!! ' vga Q ' 1 tug? Q, ,kv ,Q - 7043? 1 - ' I X wi I 7' L. gl qx V' ii www P at ,. , QM, F. ' ,E Wa ,gi 'x Azultdvl , A. X , MX f wif 9: W 4 . J, ??s':,i' 's iifsg' ik i,i:? ' 43 ' ma' ' 4 Cai A JOXTKH 30 ...- 1 6 ,, Mr. - haf- 511 1,985 S3 A gkudenkassiskani- s'7o'A3 Paul n Howarkiensxor' add Esfuden Do NY .A we an e a 535 am' Rev r. as oX Smets YYOCXO Mr. Fra dffnf f af' 4'9 H G5-fan f fee STUDENT DAY Novsmssn 19. 1954 Ns.. NN. E! e fen ,Wh Nd D, iffy dry ' Sf a Sdqdsiihf ,each 1 e . e sslsydni. ' 0.5-sl' C66 sfanf., 'SEN ,1 iQ Janet Swinney Head Yell Leader X 09166 ax' u.,,eh 6 Huh fer YELL 3 gf I 1- ., Un 3 . h LM ,Mm N '75 gm , .gwb-' ff - WHL -'Q' 1, v.' M.,. PV? f-1' LEADERS of +G ,Q 30 -sz 7, 8 4, ,f . . ' xv , R, .,. , Q-2,55 W -ggi ii-ipffjilfbg-QS, N u Q4 . ., ,f 8, A x g R mn K ff? K , f' fm '32, as f. IO? ,.,,, J ji, X5 ws-:fi 'V I-f,,,M 'S W okob Larry Allqaler C ' J ' vi Q F 'Z' 4 Bob Penland v Chairman V 5 9 'if A ,h ,. I, 'A H+ ff 9 ' . in-W' 1 - , an - x 'A .. ,, 'xXx A 4 5 YN On behalf of fhe Cross Couniry ieam, Honorary Team Capfain, Ron Cross, pre- senfs Conch Roberi Anderson a gif? as a ioken of lppreciaiion. 6 Miss Beverly Jaramillo, Mr. Carl Mayers and Miss Helen Gillespie, iudges of fhe yell compelifion. COMMITTEE 3 is 1 I. .4 X qv A aj 7 , , c c y , ., - if G 'Q lg I sg' v ' l 1 L- 4, YI ' ' . ', n -. K . , V ' K n RALLY MEMBERS - Kneeling: Jim DeMaria, John Hunfer, Lorin Blum, Ken Purnell, Tom Dearmon, Buff Hazel, Frank Klobas, Jim Colvin, Mike DeBer- nardi, Ed Worland. Sldlldillgi Babe Williams, Clarence Smifh, Huber+ Hill, Ar! Bomgardener, Rarnscn Richards, Sam Bonacorso, Rich DeFabio, Buddy Burns, Hadley Brandenburg, Ben Clark, Gary Weber, Pele Lopez, Gary Akin, Charles Harris, Russ Murrey, Ron Gilmore, Ron Gross, LeRoy Johnson, Ted Anderson, Larry Amsfong, Larry Newcomb, Bob Penland. he F.. Dfw 1 ,MQW X NX Our H2 Piece Band is one of fine iargesf prep organiza- fions in Norihern California. Charles Harris, Drum Major. BAN ,, ,fn 'ig..,,,., X 'A M' .A ,111 7f, ', QAM' ' '-J! f-i. f?f45f75 ' ' 'M' '- 3- n S 'L ' r. ' ifpfaf -E .M ,- ,.,'.f'.-,2- fp +' V2 ' ' 5.-i:7?h'Tf: ' lrsiigga f 'Qia d1'iTf,'JL' . v Ju Ep I fnlhs-,,.J'1Lf 'ii'-9 1 3-.. A 5.-ff , A , f wg Q W 1- 1 ff.-i Q Q. 2: . ' , . f 'I Wg-M -- Lu' - --Tlil 33:35-I ikj ' if I ?19.,! 'Q'-rf, ia' '5 Q 1 :.,4.1,,,,,,: 'M----9-3 1 fzlyxlfggjzj Law? 9,6 'np :Q ff : .-,-.f2f :ass pay' -fit? ff' . . ' 4. -ff: fww. lk-ff'fAfwQQl..'f . ai: -m3 E1 ':2'3' N- I' L, , A, ' rg- V .A -Uv .. .' -. k'kT..Z?'3i,hTTM, 1. ffyfe,Yff5' -.?C:g,g.a- cfs., ' , ,.. . ,AM nb , Q-g,Qf-gig? f.i:kx?f 4hkf,,'4Sf,,'i-fmi1,f.w f 1 n' Q -n fl'f sz.. . l 1 .fi if im, ' 'YT ' 1' ii' Egan , ' v0QSil'f ' '35, n 3 Q' Jifmf 5 fn ki -Z' , J .mini if ' fi' id, un Q .4 mr A, ' jf . 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K4 7 1 . f b bf 'W f ' 9 W ' .fu 0 v,-ig ,V xf' ,S A x Q3 s L N i 51 L l x 1 r -s 4 If.. 1 ' Q-N' ,gm fyfffxky , Q l 996 6' i n fn QEPFQQQQ Xwfxf' dig, my Q3 RW lx V O C A L E N S E M B L E S Left- Upper A CAPPELLA CHOIR Middle GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Mis Right - First: Graduafing Sen- iors: Norma Schaefer, Clarence LeFebvre and Jackie King. Second: Officers of A Cappella Choir, Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs. Third: Harmoneers Fourth: Melodefies 5 Barbar Direcff, W'll'5 FIRST YIOLINS X Fi felf, Rolladin O71 News I 99'- B rnharf- Jirrdscgoeberi a . ' ' Rowgd-lag? gary' Jag S,-Flfs sfqll' :::ssdjg::l'Heff'n9' , 9 Boring' fs? Row: Norma Andes, Carol Sm e Landergen, Mourna Poe. Sec Avilez. Billy Mfdgley, John Ozenb Richard Davenporf Bob Allen, F ers' ohd R ' erger. Third ranlrlin Lucas. ow. Row N, QSC-'If Franson, Dfrgqfo, . Alice how, Fifs' sS - STRING BA + on. a Richdfd W' S waf ' WaYne Gross' E?:l'PiP ' Ron 54 STRA Row: Jim Bennis, Tim McLaughlin, Jael: Ball. Second Row: Jim Cis- sell, Marilyn B u c l'1 - wald. Jaylene Holder. SECOND VIOLINS - First Row: Barbara Horn, Jolmella MacGee, Palsy Orr, Bill Eafon, Dale Edwards. Second Row: Karen Garrison, Joyce Horn, Barbara Burns, Marilyn McGee. Back Row: JoAnn Burns, Sallie Warwick, Sharon Kerber, Peggy Osferman, Joe Ann Courfney. 55 W 0llso c'?D.? s '76 d Hold x PERCUSSION - Firs! if E cflllnm-. H, PUDn.,..' ' sg Dwug... , 5 cis. I COMNITTE He Swanso mnq, prop ' sound ef e Qer' Feb vi' Lynn He ' K Ruizmann, .W-Coy' q'n'Xs, A ne Xan' iuiizkx ui Meyer Xoo V ev N Suiio K 1 l prornp , props. Secblld Ro . ensen, skaqe manager, and Shu' Pouy CYWBVBI, business manager, is noi piciure .. 0on'x FUN' as. herds -xeaqne' S313 Lowrance- Sax g Svunnei. on aM:xo,,f,N. f Bev' gxrin 9 I 1 recfcfffude nf Dire Cfor 1 ,M-.... w,-H7 M,-Ss Afber, 6 it-:I STAGE DOOR Drama 2 Play December 16, 1954 . V5 1' ' - wggzomgzsn. X r Kham You Q he X nvxowk 2:1-66316: anA?e-u .UM 0a e R095- The eniire cas? of 29 of Siege Door . 4 mf 3 - 1 , , w XA ll A ykk.. vu! fi AI'gn'f Joan YOu ' Cro Eve' w - 'ng Jim Fyders mindorklngr' is ls fh - 'S she fo 1. e Qum- O S df har lon in d'Wor Ig. ..N ff,, '1'le+ ,,,e f. . Dhey u 'X your DRAMA 2 PLAY DECEMBER I6 'I954 DUN: F Da, 'arf ' 'SPH f 8 AHen.o he' 5e:u.s 57 Es EF' A X Ei As 1 'K -.7 ' 4 4 fim . I, t 1 M o.,.i w he A N Sf A W4 S mMxw w.yB My 4' ,. as 4 A ..L,i 'M ' .5 5 drabfgf I KKVA 4 nw, X- .L pf: vit, V 19 , sw 4 ' 5 W X QT -A-. ye, ..,X, A 3 G 43 4. , QW V E f x if wi fmkiw gs' wi, fix YS., , NAV, In il ff? J 2 1 1 QV I P 1-:- ml X 'gm Q1 'Wi a X RHYTHM RPMNCHERS 1 w.llllCl'51 Cadekon Loreakia BLUE Fits! Pri-ne 1 n, Jack Skakhar, Wkhon. Thompso Green, and Bob :HYTHM RE vu ALENT SHOW NQV I 54 ,940- ' Zviwf .9 015 ag Wtesme cxquvonoxoqu i lo lid. HI' W ul, Debi encsmper Jo YI T en, ap H Da ngder Rukvi A V oca Garde W Xexonder , X D u ek dftbfd - . .W-ina wil Girls' League Hosfesses: Bebe Rimassa. Pal Ewing, Liz Carlos- fon, Claire Suflon. Joan Mc- Kinnsy, Belly Kline, Judy While, Belly Bedford, Pai Ballard, and Sally Suffon. Second period Sophomore English Classes wafch fha enferfeinmenf wifh nnferes+ f E3 l P U S A SATURU mo PR AY AT IIOGRAM 215 0 VER KTIM X 1 5, reduction ravi: SQNN Suhon, D-Agni Chrrsi enson, Bob BBYKUXX- Radko Announcer 05 UWA. and Bekkq Hd- of comb, announcer horn eo, kno Sen'ror Phi. PMG sbbfod. e SL, ere an lv Joh' F 06f?J' fofcorf . 52 and Vs nf' M s1nc1iG'- on H 'hk A. Eyiogmfx ggnyfs B,N,y S:vr::nH0rri,,5hfis+:::o - eY- and Jann. ne, 7 ndhq: Jackie , Gene Moore, Rondy D'rke, Huw 'dqh Guikerrez, Bob Bums and Jkrn Bradeson. Kneerinqz Bedford, danrce SUXPRIKO, Shhdeq Hodges and FonneXX Stu Sponsor: Rr ' Copehnd, Berry 109 xx TX-rornkon, Mks Frances SKqrKd Mired, Kaihcr Moody. Claud. fdaciiolf Efeshear amPUs CZ: a gig rpfo. ers of Byrnes, 62 A ' 1 'K - . M, - -,A nu . ii- f Fi f R- J f 4 1 xx H ,V iff: Q 1 Sv -vs a MHA? W .r 1' - fr, M As' Q 3 f 'Y J J 5, S 'ff Qi 4 l ,-. . If eelfmq yn The Q com Yard- T ELE nscsmagllgvu l 1, 1 Q, Qlqpfl Uecikon 15, My if fnff.. om' V! v Q . r. Jxu K -lou' . .l lr, . W4 n af t , Q rj IVIN ff' ,A ta pl JN L 2' - Q for. ' V' f Qgir If ' f 'T f...,,,,: 4 X' EE.: xl., A Q54 4-MD . ,P on X 5 Wfvggw X x Wwxx W QA .JJ 5, QE Vw xx Sf X t ,.. VU' -m 594,05 x g KT . xl , svfwv 7 4.,iVX:g?,,,4 '.,X X tl Rf Q .L fx' 5f',gw .X , wx f X . 'QM 5 I 6 , .A., 1'5,.,i !! f:5'E 4 AQX ' ' ag r f Q . C Q X1 X V- I 7 ,VA it 'ii 5' 2 ff ffy 117 -Q4 1 :kg 515' Y 1 vig. . '- -'X Q -. 4. 1 1 Q i ,Q f n5s 's ,Z Lv-s I V i A Q9 K A tiny link in a neverfending chain, the sudden comprehension of world afairs, the solemn initiaf tion of Quill and Scroll, enaczin a scene from Shakespeare before an audience hidien in darkness, the stimulation of striving for a muchfpvized goal, the acknowledgment of the word unity -- these are the ORGANIZATIONS. 68 A 10076 1 F361 Ko . r'rs Beikye Bqassee, Rose HKXN,OYrve s . Chrk, Kairrefrne ' erb Lang, Rondo 5001 H . HoXder,U1ane San . hexx Marron SUNY . S'rr'rpe, Nancy Vlawner. Arn Fra . O Ce Ya Nor, Barbara Sroberq, Jardene W J Y YMar'rNn euexwaxa, Ya! Banard, Farna So . E54 Bearrh-.e Naekhkq, JevleXX Jordan, Joyce M1-,CXeod. Third Row: .hm Crurnrneii. UOUQXBS Senik, 6Xenn Jarrfrs, NIQUQ B'a Aenbu'q' .N ' nne Nor . ' Taddey, .Xuankka 'rarukh.H en ms, Ly ond Row: Anna Ya! Baaiky, DKane Branoo, ' Jack Bauqrrrnan, Udo Can n, Ari Bornbad'rer. Wie Shena CoWrns, Maura X GabeXXnX, Cards ' d Row: Lockshxn. Ynknkps, PNN Anderw wn Yarn Spear, Paksy Myers, G'a'rX W , VI' Marqarei Bush, Donna Srnrkh, Caro J ckson, Norman Harck, Bob PMen. Thr n Douqhs, Dvfrqhi Chr'rs'rensen, John Clausen, Nan NNKWrarns, X sworkn, Neh- Su-Lanne Bro , Second Ro . ' Ueanor a au WeXdo vi' Charhas .Mrn Snukk e dvfrek. Y-.Xe 0355. 52V YH Shrdeq axx Set.- Markknson, do N02 ENXORS 1 First Row: n Jean Macdonakl. Kson VKrqKnKa MapeXXr, Grbson, Yvonne Sand , b Rernhark. Fourth Ro . Navone, Prroe Garner LOW S O'BrKen, Jeanne Gan y, Warford, Donna Lee, Card Era r , Coy Pdesk, Sonra Gosney, Saw, Suikon, Ann Nsyhouse, Don Turner, Pfxch DeFabKo, Doug NN'MRarns, Bo Yirchard Merch, Plrchard Venkr, JM-n ScNeqeX, Donahi Howard, Ed ard Thompson, Dasdd Dansky. 'Y .. J k I, 5,69 X! 5 A606-'76 . f- 0 Jyoc seq. ' -ff leo! 4391- fo R of 4' J f' G6 SJ. 9 - pf C Q oyc-0780, .si Q' 565 46 R68 ' 1- or ro og '06 J 0 Miss Elain do: ef, 04 fo Sp e Dale 091, 'oe 6, .Tp onsor ed 6 1-ll, 4 1 'Z 90,-f A,f:,7 4e fo 60- 1-6 G!! ,- CA 01 Q 1,Zff0f,Z? 0 eq Pokfoeit 4,6007 . f, Z P FEDERATION 0,77 osfqqxfbd I f, Z4 .r f,- ? 4,04 0 96, 6069! 6 0 Q 'S o 02 l9J0c 40,0 W4 o o l ff 07 LKFE MEMBERS eA,,,1??J' 06 ,uf 106 no ,f I f Q Cffi, re 0 0,6040 -ff cl h ve q1ven ihese skudenis Ne mem- Four semesiers whh top qra es a bershkp Rn the Socjeky. Kneeling Ks Audrey Forrest First Row: 6 Phyms Read, LuclUe Rrnna, DoXores Cuadros, Adexe Perry. Second P Rkchardson Clarence LeFebvre, Joyce Ricaofscry. on Row: Jo ,nn , Third Row: Norma Schaeiier, Dadene Spencer. Back Row: or Dean. No Socfman Harck Clarence L Presid::+9bvre P Vicgmp Spear residen, Audre Y Fo Secreiaxesf 'Q ual Chairman ff 4 ...nb 52. . ., M353 if A-, ,f f x E 1. ,.., ti-'i.,, 1 gy ::g,ggL4g:.rz 5: ., ,. YA .N 1 . HM .XY . 'L kv . if -.3 35'-3 I A mauk 4 ,L,Q,,.g,5?ik ig? ' FL AQ. ' -1 , .:..,,.:,: I A 1 5 Q fl ' 3 5 N X 5 K Q qzgaxik if 'S Q, xv 1 nk ri' t '-zggzkw sae: Sri , 'X LQ.: 5 I Egxjgl 4? S ig? W, 11 M X 6 3!3 Qi55ZQ' ig? mx, 'A 72 . ,, Trl C TRAFFIC u,, Robe ff A dVfgol,uglI9s ' w . rs isilone Tr ,rue Comm 'nmfssione rs f TRA C CLUB - First Row: Shirl Fay Baldwin, Ruby Fri- ley, Sigrid Alfred, Shirley Harden, Adell Ingram, Jo- Ann Casrro, Pafricia Byrne, Alice Gallegos. Second Row: Jim C. Scurloclc, Fla Davis, Carol Baldwin, Paul- ini Walker, Pal' Efhridge, Barbara Irby. 7 I O UB cl cness ua it ' gS 1-get Ru .area 56,36 W fx f- ffxnardlik' vefqggl Jxaxa . ECC . vw' xi ang' we ed' s 'd G se r- h nso s O 38,94 r a- HO n V' 1 Do CCN- fond DBXXI Sac Q' asc 'K- fi:Z.1:,IfWn 6- ar esmlenf, Rondfd 7-hacker SCIENCE Cl UB Flrsr Row: Paf Eff, ' Frank Cori Cole 'Cl90. Ronald Tlrecksr exe, Donald Dalessi, Rfclvard f Mf- L90 Baker. 5P0n:or. Se Row: Sandra Rasmussen, Ted Eccles, Wayne Collins erry Tlfefs, Tom ef. Spons cond Moors , Terr Mase or. , Bob y M C K' y, H, Mr. l'fal'C::lddZf3?7. N Prev W- .ce 0 - v 5 1 r-oo1x.xCv 1ER N 01: Juli . fave kwa' I Wellkekheaa' X Jef' ala Qu' we - e . Clan gvelln Ann- lin. Allis. Jenkmillflnq' a1.aY'lo?TyeY Saad Jon Clafilce Bean? Don Eine. Shlisen- C o-Q1 ne yL'm9Qx6 y,o ga,a'n ara Cla kts' elle. Sen-.0 Burg, garb Soon. Ylo0x: QQrf Oaren2aulhai-l5G,ae0 bei June vga Lapel TM che ,nie R iRuQw'b,v0 ' Pi S Mari f fdqdihg dry. I P?77e h.:4,jey'7e si,VAf5erf mpgs' V 'fn Pd Hes lc 991, I ,Dre . f' - S p n . res'-del Ao, sldenfl onso Nfl- Sie 1 Ly 'f P, UNFSCO PebbleMlrdnd'L'7e 1:9 Fw,-ng Siva ' T, affs, ' Sec nson ,fefure Plfblf fe' I ' fog., De fffy . M ,,n. af! Chaflis or-r-XG '5 S9019 Roberli: M '9i - 3 G. 9 S lgeyd Aj' 0gerel.Hg'::LZ 33398 Audra y Ca M- C all, ing: . fra d sCoi sogchell, Mr Earl Mark Jim Bam a, Alicene. .Ann., H . Mr- R s. Dex ,Jack ard' Jack Ml,-and ar,-y Obgrf Q Lug, Cod Eau 3. Mild-' Eisigl Span. Mr 5' goug Pifgzman Sh. onsor- Mr. I M ic ford' Dir. ' ' J.,,,,eScG 1nf, On Cqhocgn POI7 L Beverly Hardy, Secrelaryg Rose Hill, Vice Prosidenf: 73 David Dansky, Presidenh Paul Archambeaulf, Social Chairman. 1 - FRENCH CLUB 0 Fries Hrs! Row: Arws Sevkqnq, Lynne Norrrs, June Hours, Dkana Sand-Mak, Jane! Henderson. Second low: RoXXandKne Landerqen, Mary Sanders, Georqh Fraser, Maureen O'BrRen, Lynne XnqaXXs, Jev1eX Jordan. Third Row: Berry Roach, Sue Mr-.MuXXen, EH-reX NNash'xnqRon, Bob Oarens- burq, Ya! Moore, Marqarei Bush. knee 'ff I- May C109 '9,, be L roflfm yfyn Euan' e N 'Ur sfo or . , ,, r, presgng. ec ' r e'1fl.JTv:,fdry. y .fold Us 17,19 I '11 A4 11900 so CM .rl c,-qluffeh ' P SCROLL W 's u, f sr. 'hen' 'o 41 now oo 41 Aff ff QUXLL AND Journurisrn Honor Soda fe s fs, .1 'cob po '1- ff- Q lv. l9 n eo G! f por.. 13,3 6' o, 39 - n -2 , oe.o,r ,,,, ,..,,e,W,,, ' lv S l g'o4'h e,f R 4, KVI! C '7,lg6eo,.o! enherrn, Secrerarqz Fran Fardkner, Presidenk. ahelof 617 41051-,,l. 'B ga 5 nf Gerber axe, S A'fQ,.S7f,, Yo' VM Opp T, C e frdf U60 Fo 9 I7 .L kfrb IeL E- 000, SP P-NXSH CLUB Hrs! Rovlt Mrs. Ddprune Marg P-nne Tahzvkdw, CaroX Voq X.orra'rne lawn. Second lovin P-ooh Brxgank, Ann NNxn'rie, Sara Nos, Vsoberia GKXXesp'xe, ' erq, Mrs. Hire Sanchei, Sponsor. Third lows Sara dau, Shrrhaq 'LurKXqen, Mar'rNn Queen, Rose HKXX, Joanne McCorn'rsX'r. Fourth Rovh Mr. NN'rWxam SRX ' Mnkon Crabb, Roberk Brook, Chrence Roescfn, Duane Fink, Marrorre Srob Yvonne San Moore, 'Sue Gvoeirr, ver, Sponsor, John CooMoqe, 3esi'reXo, WeXdon Oouqhs, Donakl Xfxnohohn. Fi Efe r R dn gw JoAn or : J Hs a,,'.c e Sp o sy' D or. Or 'le ' Ja ofhen 9s '71 Y lr-' 5 'S Povffffj. 'gran 'fl mx et Y . ,Apndoun 'ce Jog, J .lY. gd l,.a- R y ho' on H a e- ' MrG'c:hn . Rare' Y Roberks, Sponsor-, MR:-,e Mhanoa. A eX'r, CaroX McMahon, CaroX Svnersi Mkanda, Nrce VanLoo, Y:XXen S'4eXXa Heres, klfndreo Nr XNasX1Knqkon. Sandra lc ' L c f 'H lu elf' H 0 la 'r,.l. OUGZKI Feb D bl e nn Marhn eV: , Le of . Norkf p. 'o O lv Q, s,,d I7 Son 8068 awk Jac or FH 'rn' Hfgpq ohor gf 4,-6 75 1,5 vuaucllil Flrsf Row: Don Adolf, Wil- liam Chappell, Gary Bedell, Leon Escaieda. Second Row: Roberf Horn, Eugene Perrin, Gary Freudendahl, Phil And- erson, Ron Acquisfapace, Gary Smilh. Sponsor, nof iaiclured, Mr. Jack McNiclr- os. Q5 c.vLW'l't s ,XXX 'QD AND GUN gb QSO P-nlghoolel D wfaiefl 5. W Rf Yxo '42 ,je , ' goflv 1.0 dex , ,1 vw oc vox 'D , Yxoo . B ri .l wll'o2 Mi:v0'io 10 YAC Gyn- QV4 'Yellshewo , 5 Soto' ge Yxace - ff 1: G JXXB yu Seated: J. Houls, N. Pelerson, P. Penning- lon, F. Moody, Miss R. Simmons, Sponsor. Standing: D. Drew, S. Sfromsledl, C. Alche- son, S. Loux, G. Sfry- ker, K. Purnell, D. Rush, D. Oppenlweim, S. Hodges, P. Josephs, T. McCasl:ey, J. Scofl, W. Collins, D. Dahl, A. Hawsman. lack Row: E. Navona, G. Smilh. CLUB Members: F r a nk Phillips Gary Bessey, James Ballard Earl Mack, Lynn Ingalls Paul Walson. Sponsors: Mrs Jane Anclrian and Mr. Berke- ley Johnson. x0 owls af' X Q aff 9 vk C Z 53 2SEM gn tad 9' . ef- - Lallsl GRAVX xng ang. Vten YlCT:ss- Su' g,XX'4 DEBPJ leff io Rigllf: Richard Venfi, conleslanl in lhe Junior Chamber of Commerce l Speak for Democracy Con- leslg Bill Lewis, Commence- menl Speaker and flrsl place winner of lhe l Speak for Democracy Confesl: Ken Rice, Darlene S p e n c e r, Commencemenl Speaker and firsf place winner in lhe A Exlemporaneous O a k l a n d Speech Tournamenl. -,...-1 X S, -, J K Z' Yilb 9091 - ee Abt Blnalror. vm WG.. 9-aim' Svon Lb -gb VNOS9' veffxl' Don 4 1-' X M4 Tl., S1 vw 'e , SYM Urbilfa Mgbvefaxor Q9 Nbfi-gxlivxlckle E TEAM EQ! -- -.- w4w4....., Q-. pn-. on - ..-...-.. .-.,..- - .v-. .--... q 1... f-.Q .,..Y ,,., -Q. ..v- Q 04--. HDI I ,,,WQ,np9,opqu-as4n0.n9h.fw-onQQMQP0-vi 144 Q 4. Q nga Q g,g,3,a. . X '- -- - ' 1wfv '- tw 1 - VVN, , 4 'Y 413 A X , .. , K. . ' .TI 'f' sx,Y2.'YW-'T-sniff? , fi !Idfw?i' iv 'fame' Lmmgn :fm gammazgwffwisuxrf'1wi ig f H2 1 A ' mimi-ngalf' QQ-qu-QM L' 3-1-,,-'-gf, . ' ...4.:'I -+3v1y'h 3'1 ' ' -9-1 'f ' , Q f rw ,, A L ,PQI L Mt' I I ,y W gy ,,, 5.4.1-ffl--.qi . 'fm L , ' K ' M, f, iw A :LEM .vm - 3 ' ,M MXL? e- b-iii-' ff ,lf 193 K' :W f ,- gra.. M ' M A A mlm 4 mg.-gr an A ku' . N :'n'5j5 .v. H: 1 -- -4, ' -nu ...- i -4- -.0 -...U N ..M uf ...ft--, .M w' W ' . , M., nw ... .. A- ..... ....- I V. , ...,. ,.. , ' 'V ..., I 7 , ..,, - ME' .X '- W 141- Q. ,. , 4 :: ' W f'f 1? ,. A- V K , ,...,. ...,..,,,,- ,M ,H W , . .-. .4 -.- - M U av fl -seg- '- f HV: 'H H 'fi - W . in 1- . E. Q ,K 14 I. A e f ' 1 L 1.. - -an V ' 6 y L O J H., - .A-..,MJM.ww if-M W , , 5 an-, . M. . ,. W v K QWWK M--vw .tons 4 L- Ar ps K W, ww 1... .. -M , A. ,, . A U, ,,'M',. X -f H'--V .Q if if ,, ' .. ,M W V M W- 'K xxx. , 'M 1 NNN-WNXX f L ,,,ffw ' 'XX MVN A 2, Q, . - S xv: .4- . ' ..:- f . .N M, Y V ,Q v ,l,.- A W I - A . ... , ' 3 M -Ss ' J .. - -Wm ' P N Q' l s un, . ' , ' ' .., I ' , 'A 5 ' .7 -014. Z ,, , -. , .3-1 1? x g . 2 f I Q 4 -ff.-2' U4M1'.Q, ,,M W M- -V , , . N. 1 i I 1' Q ,Q ,L H AMX... ,. ,L .1 M ,..., ,,. ,, :Q-in +. ' . 1 ' Q ' 'Liv A -Jkwifs . 'CIVICS ALGEBRA -IU7 3F'1I0 'Three embers glowing in the darkness, each lrri hter than the otherg desperately crarnming for proudly wearing colors on Rally Da , the fleeting five minutes between classes, the final guckling down to postponed homework - these are the CLASSES. ,ei 2 x 13' 4 1- f mg: x l , 1 1, ' fl. 17 ES? KJ' .r I ,Q f W 'FD' 'D v-x.. Tx' J ax W' P P. sr - f K9 UN 80 E x ' L rx. 3 Mr . J. Bird Miss Vera Crosby, Low Senior Counselor . s genie Miss Hazel Olson, Low Senior Counselor Class Officers: Janice Sulpizio, Presideni, and Pal Nelson, Secreiary-Treasurer. LOW SENIORS Miss Agnes Weafherson. Low Senior Counselor I' 1 C, ,,c S Class fag as -Q Mrs. Andrian's Advisory, Adams fo Barkoff Miss Carson's Advisory Buonlamperii +o Chapman I o,N O.. 4 gi Q LOW rd X. .f 1 AAVXS QTY HOV' S BNN' Mr. 3:1495 ko mmm dhoon, 9u 5 Ad ' o fo Bunnzgory Mr, C Bo 82 SENIORS M- lSSCiZ L'Efanche,s ns fo Dqyensoftfsory . pf - '5 Advlso Mrbislxg to Ealev 83 f Mr. Davenporf's Advisory Chappel fo Cook 4 . , lk-1 A A- P , 2' Charleseiia Cox demonsfraies perfecf l'1ospifal corners in Miss Helen Park- W V er's Home Nursing room, as Ruby Fri- ley, Clara Chappel, and Doroihy Re- gan look on. ii' L 4 Mrs. Flamm's Advisory Edwards fo Freeman Mr. Grimason's Advisory Harnois fo Hollingsworfh 4 .Wy ri 1 LOW . - AAVRSOW l Frxsks G mes Mgreefhxf ko 0 X4-if 3 sg Go ' Gon1el9:'e'lsHAd,fsOry errno fl 'E-.,llr'1'l',:81'H2 Mr Hannah s Advisory Hollis fo Jackson Gordon Dean, David Coolidge and Bill Lewis wear spellbound expressions as Darlene Spencer diligently explains +l1e mixing of ligl1+ 'lo malce color in Mr. Murray Hannal1's Physics II Class. LOW Mrs. Lug+en's Advisory A 0 Lewis fo Marlin -? Q CA . W WTI Mr. Parlcer's Advisory Nelson fo Padilla f od . M' Ye' S Cllenaoia e1- ko .SSL X Mr M. ' :Ile . Meyer flspeiysrry e 86 Mrs Parrlll s Advisory Three sludenls of Mr. John Enos' Com- mercial Mafh I Class demonslrafe Their falenfs al fhe blackboard. They are Mildred Myers, Shirley Garland, and Beverly Hogue. l.0W Mrs. Larson's Sieno 3 Class. 'fs ! 2, . X 4 1' . 51 L3 oberxs' 3500! T5 new io SONY' Mr. Teese's Advisory Suffon fo Thompson ll ,117 Mrs. 3- Snell 'e9els Ad f v' 0 Suf1,e,,a':3'y Mr Websfer s Advisory Thornion fo Waliers New 'fads abou? levers are being re- vealed +o Pefer Brown, Maurice Sand- oval, Gary McMurfry, Bob Allen, and Paul Bryanr in Mr. Roy Fogel's Ap- plied Science Class. 5 . f W Ely 5-if f r f. J xl s A., ,xl l 'wif' ' - ' rl. JM- ii W!-4' .- ' if NX 5 .-J' ,nav- - a Je, A, ., M w- 5,6 .un . .J w . -Y s f . V W , s. L ..,. If -I -rd X 41 T A A-and 90 T 44: do ' Z,y 0' o for Cfmbe 0 ff .re,o 'o,, r , Miss Weafherson and Miss Crosby are also Junior Counselors. JUNIORS M ' o o C' exe' 9' 520005 YKXSZQOK QW w- Kgs wffxo . s. xXK 'oN 9I Mr. Anderson's Advisory ,gpg ' X A Y A JUN Abboff +o Armsirong M-xsspxsmexl VQSOTY gd BaqqXi12eXcher Mrs. Clark's Advisory Bowman fo Byrne WCW?- Q . 1 Miss grennemdn, ell fo Boushgfvfsory 92 IDRS Q W Mfg. Child 'S edgy: f Adv' o Coojfdggso Mr. Culber+son's Advisory Byrum fo Cl1eclceHs C00 'o 93 X50fY . dv Mr- Gm iis+:DaSl' Gracie Scoff plays fha per'Fecl hosi- ess while serving Pai Wilson, Shirley Ann Bush, and Susan Suflwerland in Miss Sydney Price:-'s Foods ll Class. si ,iii . Miss Greenwood's Advisory Davenporf fo Draper Mr. Johnson's Advisory Fros+ fo Greco JUN Y on pdftori n 0,9 X' Ro Fl gms Brennan M. 'ga Jesssplv' 5 . ssnacfvf fo1:Z:rs0,y z F sl 94 5? 'as Y Advisory on fo Hernano' SZ Aavhow afkhv SHOYBS 14 JUN Mr. McNiclzles' Advisory Johnson fo Keisf 4 s Psavisow McPherson ,akin M355 f ko La Ke' NV' Miss S. G. Myers' Advisory Madison fo McCoy E5 Mrs. Lane fo e', Ad Q Monro M . Vis acjnnderory O 96 Aw Mr Peralsky's Advisory McCraw fo Merrifi Busily sewing un Mass Jennie Gard ner's class are Roberia Rice Loreffa Salmon, Mary Malone. FEE Mrs. Rose's Advisory Oliver 'lo Peck JUN avliopl abgffi 5 A051014 M'?ev:3lenR 'O P' Masculine chefs of Mrs. Ruflm Bergsr's Boys' Foods ll Class pay sfolid affen- fion fo demonslralor, who is solemnly infenf in properly placing H10 roasf fharmomefer. The boys are Denzil Ball. Carl Kirby, Le Roy Thomas, Clinfon Carlock. and Joe Fiizgerald RQ 'xx Mrs. Sa Pr hCl7ez S A D on9e fo Ricf,i.:9:'ory Y 'aa' -'i i 0 Mfg. Sdnchezuig Advisor SeXfo n Aavi'-O S. mmonsl Smiih pa-S 'aaa 'O SV 0 Mr. Shari+z's Advisory Richier io Salie Mrs. Roberi's Spanish 5 Class. L Mass Small's Advisory Snow fo Suflw JUN s Advlsow n as gxenso Thom Suklon lo Clarence Beleele wafclnes Angelo Scipi busily a+ work ln Mr. Slanley Hagen's Vocafional Machine Class. If I ' K Mix S n Om focld0h' P5011 fo S Adv' Vdn lsorl' Hook I00 M Twsedue s Advisory Van Male io Wafson Fufure arfisfs, Phyllis Siafler, Gene Kerr, and Frank Noer, work a+ fheir drawing boards under fha direcfion of Miss Roberha Simmons. I-' x ' ' 44 V ! I Ao .gifs Nfgsg-'Q X ' 'Biff r 'Y I' S, .1 vi- Y? 4'5- fBR lTAl N 16inSPRzNe1, Q' , if ' E x ,hx V, ..- -4 DEM ' QP MSUHXHR , L4., W Xmw . Q -Q U vw 4 N44 s A 'B was meld .y an 1 L-ifwum. ?M JP' . . at h nw? .1 7 54 5 7 any 3 . ff 'S . , ex Z ,I J V'J'n9 yr if- Mr. Roberi Sikes, Sophomore Counselor Mrs. Marg-:rel Thompson, Sophomore Counselor Miss Helen Parker, Sophomore Counselor , ' ff Class Qfflcerst Bill Roemer, President Don Mifchell Vice-Presidenf, Phyllis Dealon, Secrelary-Treasurer. SOPIIOMORES Q i g 4 - K1 . X 55- 3 it Hgh C a is l X,-W, , M more inf! . 509 0 n s fig M5560 l we 03 W Mr. Pe+erson's U. S. Hisfory Class .J - SOPIIO avX5OTY rqer s 'Suon9 , B0 rn rbnev ko P-r ,. Mr. Bledsoe's Advisory Sf Baughman fo Bleifus 41. 41 Mr J B. ' a dl , A '0'g +3 'gdfuofv rl gs I04 OR ES Mrs. Brokaw's Advisory Blom fo Buchan w Mfg C ' l . Buckho berg s A 'A Buffs fo dvfso Carle r Y I 5OTY Enos Mau Mgadiix' io :E Mrs. Sfudarus' Clofhing 3 Class 'H Ymfm Miss Williamson's Hi-Nus Class Y 3 SOPIIO O- qu . ,QM K'b. u A BOW x95 A Hman MV E51 to Dah Cxouq Mr. Franchfs Advisory Dodd +o Emorson C' 1: ix iff X' - .-'l !lQ 'I .,A M l'. Ffshsrl Dahme is gifjzory I0b ORES Miss Gille, . F. P, . :Sher fo Qgafclviscry CIQ s Psdvlsow lV0r5.n Qaboxl Mriegtqand ko G Concenlraling on domeslic affairs in Mrs. Lura Monroe's Homemalcing 5 Class aro lhe following: Dorofhy Humphrey, Jessie Williams, Virginia Cook, Elaine McCarll'1y, Siella Villa- louos, Ellen Thorson, Rose Ann Browne, and Carolyn Hicks. 9 Q ws: as :X ,- ORES ,dz G Z M R. ltgf: Kfull , A fh fo L. Jglxizg uf . a HWY .l0l 'o Mr. Koughan's Advisory Hobbs lo lngolia Johnny Baca lends assistance to Jack Davis in Mr. Loren WiIbur's Mechani- cal Drawing Class. Harry Livingsfon and Jack Raulcin, members of Mr. Dillworllfs Vocafional Aircraff Shop. apply air- crafi rivifing principals making a useful iool box. SOPHO Aavkgow nofienis L vw rs' lig:chBll lo e Mrs. S. Myers' Advisory Madding fo McCoy i .lL21.l..1.x' '. H Mfg: MCD A Y 5 Lewall onGfd's . X ' s.,l hr Sn fo Madevisory HV Mrs Nevlile's Advisory McCracken io Messinger Buzz Griffin smilingly lisiens fo Mr. James Cai1oon's explanafion of fha operation of a carbureior in4Aufo Repair Shop. Looking on are Ronald Showalfer and Ken+ Wilson. fi 2 ik isswf71S'f..- 'Wray Lv: . . ' ' .41 4 5' ' ' Busily designing and creafing addi- lions 'lo lheir wardrobes are fhe fol- lowing members of Mrs. Ru+l1 Sluda- rus' fhird period Clofhing 4 Class: Esfher Reads, Thelma Hari, Cleonie Neal. Thelma Parker, Bobbie Anlwine. and Millie Talley. Mr. RandaIl's Advisory Prien 'lo Richardson 'Y x .TY ORES Q 1- Mr, S S.,f,Afol0ri', erwo img - A6 'SON -X Silwr S G. igi'iio55e io Qmlll' Richard Oxley and Gene Chilfon, lwo s+uden+s of Mr. Mariin Salmi's flwird period Mefal Work I Class, look over a drill press. IH fo Slvfldyfsory Od ml ini Freddy Green, Nafhaniel McDaniel, and Eddie Gomez, members of Mr. Waller HaHich's Mill Cabinel Class. are puffing fha legs on a coffee lable in fhis imprompfu shof. .S SOPIIO - p.6'l oN :US ul aa 510 NW Sgumlll' lo Miss Tremaine's Advisory Thompson fo Van Noy 1 M lsgfswenson, raw ,O S Adv. Tho '-'Dry 'DQS ORES O I Q ff? II5 'Zi I fm Mr U . nd weS,oj':vo0d', Ad . O Wfmb mofy erley 'I Aawuior ,hevID'I.5 mer M39 Xdfxio ko 'Lxm Mr. Turner's Advisory Van Ryper fo Wesley Nu, Mrs. SaI'1agin's Human Biology I Class l lII - ATHLETICS 1 -A Nl . Ek Many tributaries make a swift river, many play' ers make a fine team, the sudden boom 05 school spirit upon an ACAL win, the bird-like ight of a football observed by hundreds, the sinkin of a 1 's x 'rootefs heart when the opponent sinks a bassqet - a, these are the SPORTS. P 1 Sepf Sept Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Oct Nov. Nov. SEASON'S Won 5 - Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Hur Thornion as RESULTS Lost 4 Sir Francis Fresno .,.. Piedmoni' El CerriI'o Bellarmine Berkeley .. Hayward Alameda San Lorenz I3 0 20 0 2I I3 I4 33 20 Y Co-Capfain - End 32 nr' 5-9 15 R, U 11 lf it , W R 1 .1-, 1 'MV ' umm., --1 ., , '1 M. .W -LN I r -.- 4 fm' '- ' J Q.: VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD - First Row: John Danner, Jim Thompson, Floyd Ryan, Jerry Mehlhofi, Charles Knox, Hury Thornfon, Tom Dearmon, Rich DeFabio, Sherman Clark, Bubby Burns, Bob Rogenski, Vic Weslman and Clyde Busby. Second Row: Bubby Quigley, Ken Blackburm, John Lucas, George Jones, Mike Gibbs, Tom Malone, James Gary, Fred Rousseau, Gene Rockman, Sam Bonacorso, Ken Rice, Tom Jensen, Ron Roe and Hadley Brand- enburg. Third Row: Bob Campbell, James Wimberley, Darroll Kleninger, Paul Jacobo, Dick Harmon, Dave Early, Jelro Thomas, Dave Nielson, Errol Kisfer, Wilbur Heafh, Miles Messinger, Bun Barrefi and Bob Alexander. F' Qi yde Busby Cenler PLAYER STATISTICS TEAM 5TAT'5T'c5 . Tofal yards gained ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2.075 Le-:dwg fgusjdef .... A -...,,..,.. T hompm T,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,EIQHD ,,, s game -6I6 T fl d b . LBBCMHQ PASSGF .,....,,..,.,,,,,,,,,, Dggrmon 0 a yar S Y pasfmg i ' 3 49 N , d . 'ljoial yards by rushing .,.,,. ,...... I ,726 e yar s gained-335 Leadin Scorer Th Passes Compleled .,.,..,...., 23 9 Poms ompson Passes Infercephsd ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 7 TO?-ll yards by opponents .,,,,,,,,,,, 2,067 Tofal poinfs by opponenfs ..,.,..,,. I34 Buddy Burns ,Pl Tackle C 'g6 'o' o,ox,lb0e,4-0 u 5.68 .Go lo A ,Ib 0 00 ' Ji? 600' 04,4 . . in kiwi X - I-il James Thompson H a lfback Af. 45' J pn 304' XUVQ X io 5 ff' ,K Q' W so' 1 .,, o E tg, Jam Thompson rambles for a snzeable gain agains+ Fresno Hugh School Oilers siomped +he opponenfs 2l fo 0. L-A ,.-'P s !1 ' ...-'Lib ww Leading Passer Wlfh 335 Parker congraiulafes Ron Roe reserve he maneuvered +l1e Oilers an scormg poslhon agalnsf Berkeley. vw X 5 chfufxbacx .X uu- 53 LZ! xii are A2 r '11, v Q -- A if V JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL ACAL CHAMPIONS I Sepf. Sepf. Ocf Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Nov. Nov Jenna' TLIOIIIU5 Lo ff HTZW Righi HBH J.,,,,.S SEASON'S RECORD Won 5 Los! 3 Rlordan ...,...... 38 Richmond Piedmonf ...... 20 Richmond EI Cerrifo ...... 0 Richmond Encinal ....,,.... 20 Richmond Berkeley ........ 6 Richmond Hayward ......,. 0 Richmond Alameda ........ I4 Richmond San Lorenzo.. 0 Richmond I22 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD - Firsf Row: Bob Alexander, Billy Wills, Don Moiloza, Roy Pierce, Mike Buchen, Paul Jacabo, Bob Campbell, Bob Hill, John McGill, Fred Rousseau. Second Row: Wilbur Healh, Chuck K l M'l ova a, I es Messmger, George Jones, Dave Shore, Dave Early, Leon Freeman, James Gary, Jessie Wise, Leroy Murray. Thlrd Row: Dave Neilsen, James Wimberley, Carl Wrighf, George Gibson, Errol Kisfer, Ken Blackburn, Dick Harmon, Darrel Klonninger, Clyde Redding, Timothy Lowe, Coach Frank Porlo. Mcgkll M0 6 an Jo LGR En 'Ni undef b Ale! so RWM End Bob C Fufffgfllzbell iii i' FE ?-I l9f We l f 8.500 Yards Yards Yards Poinrs Poinis Passes Passes TEAM STATISTICS Gauned .............................. by Rushing ........................ by Passing ....... Scored ,......,...... by Opponenis ...... Complefed ........ lnfercepfed ....,. Pun? Yard Average ...... I598 I296 302 IIO 35 I6 3 27 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SQUAD FITS' Row Herberf Hun? Cleo Nelson Bull Dorey Cullon Arnold Charles Parr Duck Wesf James Newell Larry Ard John Procfor Wayland Ingram Ed Neckel Dennis Dlxon Jerry Kenf, Jim Openshaw Second Row Sklpp W Grokeff Gary Faulkner Lloyd Hall Jim Carges Roy Silva .lim Davidson, Joe Clark Skip Rosales Larry Baer Leroy Murray Dan Regello Louie Eleopoulos Tim McLaughlin Craig Hemp- ler Don Mills Third Row Garref Wacker Dave Benson Ches+er MacNelI Bob Radvlkus William Edwards R. C. Nooner Lloyd Lewis Don Mouloza Joe Roberfs James Turner Eddie Sanders Jim Rledle Richard Green Ronald Base Eddie Wllburn Thomas Wood 1 I. in 4, P Y 3 I .M I X SEASONS RECORD Oct 7 Richmond 7 ,......,,,.,,, EICerri+0 0 Ocf. I4 Richmond I2 .,,,,,,,..,.,,..,, Encnnal I2 Ocl. 2I Richmond 7 .,,....,..,A.,,, Berkeley 2 Ocl. 28 Richmond 26 .,............ Hayward 2I Nov. 4 Richmond 34 ..,.,...,...,. Alameda O 5 'Ii Q . H-s 'bl Nov. IO Richmond 27 .,..,..,.. San Lorenzo 0 Wayland Ingram N e a r Gu a rd Q h ' ' Q. In . .I ' lg'- Fif' '9- A Y 'sa-'swan A6522 GXXOGBQW C 500, PLAYER srmsncs g6f,gl'0o Leading Rusher .,.,.........,..............., Herb Hun? ef,-IO' Leading Passer ........ .,..... T im McLaughlin Leading Punfer .,... I...... T im McLaughlin Leading Pass Receiver ...,,.......... Larry Ard Leading Scorer ..... ,..,... H erb Hun+ . 1l1iWi4lHlK lIHl 1 Coach Roberf Anderson Ernie Radvnkus 5 Q ob cw Larry Armsirong Charles Clausen 5' ' van rfwfh C ms,,.,n3- wx. Y ah QKG gd q . l X56 n- U Amana nvmq 050 Q4 oo 10 W4 Sweiwxx Qnswne , ww Yavwne Tom Brozovich, Larry Taylor, Ron Willig Fr A Q Y 'rw 9'- Gene Harvey i'l N s ! b Ann. E 1 YN , Q, aww:-Yw J E v ,L 4' 4 5 ,f ME .3 .. F M 2' ,- op, Climb Burpees A , 5 Va, ,- - X . LA J He alll giiiinle Run Carl Taliaferro 'QQ Q 'Win . A! Ball 9. A fe ' L ' 5 Co D' O ' W C601' 'hgf - E Yd 'df' cel? J 9fe,er '9ye, Q Joi, . Legg-ei Bal-Yfo,,l W We S' R 0 gl Sfdlldillgi R. Person, C. Bishop, B. Thompson, B. Cropelz, E. Pefers, D. Williams, W. Meadows, G. Dean, R. Hulchings, R. Herrmann. Kneeling: J. Kennedy, B. Pearson, J. Fisher, B. Hill, M. Hoover, R. Ficlslin, B. Coons. Siffillqi J. Sfump, A. Wrighf, D. Crise, E. Espinosa. f is Q11 1.f'1A'15,m wailfw Li'-un , R. kdZif,o':f 2:, ,V .ns K . -Alek' n, ' . , . 3 -H.. x, -. k. ' eff 1--f 'undlllgz E. Posey, B. Cole, R. Eddie, F. Kenny, J. Draper, J. Crow, J. Gadivin, G. Van Hook, . -V R .,.. ,, -gy' . ...M . . . H -ez-gl Rankin. Middle Row: J. Crumeif, R. Phillips, E. Sanchez, J. Washingfon, R. Beal, D. Clarkson. Ming: G. Lelli, D. Alvarado, E. Fosfer, B. Osferman, E. Ciriog A. Shaw. AW, ig Q MMR Willie Randle Fooiball Throw 1----..,,.,, n 4 Ax w, QF- .a ... , M, , R .QQQSJ 2' Coach vw eu gf ox? U 95 ow' SAM TEESE INTRAM URA BASKETBAL: MOHMNKS f First low: Lonnie Johnson, Jerry Doug- d ROVIZ Rooseveik ' Not iass Secon iii Dennis. Biii Ban-ks. Ra p Pictured: Perce Burbank, Bro-La, Roiand Wiiiiams Joe W. Tony Aiberi. Meniiw Smiiii. V4 Coac he and Jsoifzrl Meyers fenson UNDERS f Fr t Row: Tyier Wiibon. Reno es Rich lijU'fCi 'H Q5' Second Row: ' r-rawvxn-., emah Coie ' t Pictured Oscar .ion Heaiin. Fifi Cinariie Harris. No f ' 1 S n Jesse Reed, Bob Sinner, nuei McLeod. '30 smeus f r-im new iloiaari uma, rucny ram, Q MS f Fiji' ROW S. , M maou. Second new new may, emu oouaf, mek icon: :l0wa.LSvfefEe,kh1mx2 dau H ,N Danieis, Phii Kioninqer. 0' ic me ' as 'N ' en 6 ul ' LEAGUE , STA Sgiiunders Mfiffnlor-SezB:NGS M h '- ,VAV YFQV Y F' WS nrnr cmnmgzfs ,,.......Flrsf Place Tia Shlgks .......,.,.,,.,,Firsi Place Tia E5 -I , R001 M e xous ' Flgslnchus' 3:6 Douafafs x. x A e ' . '0v3af'?n5 mes Oifmfaa' MY -44. a X h O lgzconxjotgl Rondo P Van -nf' SPOILERS - First Row: Joe Heelh Edward DII lard, Bill Fosfer, Neil Lynch, Weldon Douglas Second Row: Willard Sevigny, Ron Glln-,ore Thomas Harmless. Coach Jeff Yafes, who was in charge of ihe enfire Inframural program. LEAGUE STANDINGS Junior-Senior Spoilers ......,.,..,....,..,,.........,..... Firsf Goofs ,..,,,........,.,,,........,....., Second Sophomore Lions . .,...,...........,..,........ ,..,...,. F irsf Pnclc Ups .,....,,...................... Second Em Lovelle V rqa I N T T U R M A B M L U I R N A G L kwa? i . i Coach Roberf Anderson N ,J -7 als Q K W if Aix 29w f 'f UL.. J ...f-1' 1-M4 INTRAMURAL SWIMMING A . 0 QYXXQYXB5 . 34.4 42.6 45.l 04.6 40.7 2:43 fix ff AA' I 1 - -- A g .,'1rf:.l - P N . . l l ,.wjV'jj1fA,5,,g M . . h f V 1 J, , AWARDS Hury Thornton, Blankef Award Winner: Bob Rogenslxi, Oil Can Winner: Richard Deliabio, Scholarship Winner. James Thompson on an end run wilh Knox and DeFabio leading him in fha EI Cerrifo game. I34 9 , Ko uno' Exopauvi S B' io ol llizskilldlnq pin Mr. ls for ou buf-Vles selson' -1014 6 bells an k 3.An9 ,-,m'f ' nl! We Coaph Neill Gunn giving Ieffers and shun fo Varsufy foofball players af Awards Rally. 45 O13 N-L 4 M PM A6215 an Y Clarence S '4 o okb aXX announcer . Y-owl: Jem' Brady Vick Rnm'xre1., Low Second Row: BRXX Hhgqim, RoXXKn S fits! Gxmekben. 1 om vlxxxxm . SQTKKNYX , mdk, BLO Guns OGKETY Deennjzjsu V ff jf K ffgl f Qs Presideng' ues W is ,XUYRUQ Rn x 9 Second m durm QY 961306. A hon LJ? 'O 'mimi YAEHQBTBN Nchmond, M qnne, Lorrakxe Frye and 'Ifmna Lee, BUTSBB eorqeux. As kX1e'n' r,oMr'x'ou- Gu'x6e Dog for We an SXOODO 'm Barbara 'me Rox' YMmqr1 6 Skudenk Pxssor,'xaRKon r.oXXecRe6 more Rh up. Seen xnere are 'neg Borfxia Sira'M A 'm We r.oX eecYmq M Yxon Kovlard We UMA pro'yer.'f, G. P-. P-. We skomack cY XX-Gs XXkkXe p'mY- 9 Hom, Jeanekke Tknqen, Vkckeq Bouc Yak Byrne and Ja1Xene Hoklen who asskske Xeoixon. VHNGED R ,NTERMEDIATE ADVANCED QEGINNERS Jean Macdonald, Mar L and Jack' y ou Fruzza re Hilernan. sfudonf insfrucf- OFS. have a leisure IM W! I . Bonnie Mcpliffson' Spon . . s -- Rl9 L4tt1,:fI.-.. :.....-- ESS I -if in U ir'- dt -. XX - if v V N 'fn Q ,,. ' Q, N, , fx 53 .f. ar. , .gf S, A ? 5 Ss 1, - vi .. 3 J' . Q, , ,555 V1 JTFW' - 4 -M-.damn-M S w is 5-if X l ,'mf'9eme1'!+ ,J slwgll naw? ' 1 ORS?- Q ur ,f E M 'uw 1 1 v f ,.....-.............., ---f E , ,MS 0 fl ,..-.,.,.,....w.-.-...,..L .,.. ,W , ' M-W - f f -0 'Q , 1 1 .. , 4, kj. vs Mrs. Lois Siegel, Sponsor, shows Manager Pai Clinch how fo improve her siance. or-o+ 'r gd fxox' C of 'Af 914, fo 0. 000' Cd M, nf, . z,1 fo Pr l4I J 0008, Cap 35, fe 0,003-00 6,61 ,Aa v eve, gig Md! 'nom mv 'xdwm Rn Eh Capka gow' of MW' Sv0 Sue Solander Capfain JUNIOR TENNIS I i I ?II'NMK.s- Q f 9' W X' I T,- 4 ,,. , 3' if X McLBUf'n' Mis, Clara Bday nmhf. SPonsof of Tue Mar- Janef Swanson, Manager, and Miss garei Greenwood, Sponsor of Wednes- day night -s, 59153 I Donna Allen, Tuesday nigh+ manager I42 I Ona gxxon Pogmon i First Row: Pai Clark, Lucinda Diaz, Pa+ Camp- ball, Mary Fruua, Gail Moore, Deanna Rodri- gues, Zinna Lee, Belly Carroll and Norma Roos Buell Row: Joyce Sfripe. Eula Mae Buggs, Lau: rel McCar+hy, Pai Ballard. Gerrie Walloeker Miss Ka+l1leen McCar+hy, Sponsor: Sandy Nel son, Carol Gabelini, Farna Schell, and Pa? Riley. Laurel McCar+hy demonsfrai- ing perfecf serving form. N Discussion b e f w Q e n Gail Moore, Miss Mc- Carfhy, and J o y c o Sfripe seems 'P o b e cenfered on how +o hold 'lhe iennis racket Fo 6, ' Boyce Brqso , YRXQ Ma-we , Yxakkerxne Lucas, Pxxce Oavk, and June Xino-I-. Xeno Y'uXXet, Bavbata Lunoqxfxsk, LEA DER S Stating: X-AaKuX'xc.'n, CavoXe SX1!'mq: Yak CX'xnc,'n, Wet and Joan Yxre'xsXe. YOBXXBQL Bekkq Yxoknes, 'OoXores ores, Cato ons, S'naton Take, Mar-4 9101-1-B, Vw4rXNe Rai, Bevorw Shing: CaroX Nnavk, Maw .Sane Manu., Raknxe NNKXX'xaqns, Sonya Gosneq, and '5'xrq'xn'xa Map- N Scokk. a1 Luoq 5'.on6'mq1 P-Aa L6-A amos, Plnene V-eq, Bekkq Cano YAAT1 Ann 'YaXe-4'xo'n, 'Donna Green, Y Sp'0ner, Susan SoXanAer, and Yam Spam. Xlngimnqz CXava Xsaac Deanna Yaodfxques, P-nn Gxbson, 'Ilxnna Lee, No vovlor, MNA Lxwxan Kambxqn Mrs cal 'EAHC du,ajZiu,6,. G. 'P+ 'gf' Ph ' hair YSL man Mar. ak Ykae reen dau, and A an1-. 'Uonne San' man, Yvakda owns, Su! on, Vaaren BaXXv4 GXasson, Karen NN ask Vmeeinqz La Queia 0 'B YAORQXX, Leak Mok S!on6'xnq'. Sam Xrene O'nXer, Yak Maufxne Vaavlson. Arai Yortesi, HM seXXa. P-u Scar Yfmq. ' Rea , rbava ?'n1XXxs o-La, and Ba I44 I 1 1 H O C K E Y 1 M 1 Carol Gabellnl, b Secalld Carroll, Pal Bal ar l n Mary Felix, S lander, Bennie June Darens urq. l d, Imo- Bennie Carroll Bdfbar 1' Harn Sandy Ne so , Hornois, Sue o ' 1 First Row: Wood, Barbara ols and Mqdred S Iob '9 Ply Row: Ann q 'l Moore. ene Bush, Gal 05' Mb k X Nelson'-y 5509 Helpxpq owmqnm B lrllfcllzw SP0 o ing an aclive game Mrs. Ruih Sfudarus for fhe lime she spenl wilh Ihe Shield Arr Edifor and for her general co-operaiion during fhe produclion of ihis book. Ark Mr. Reber? Hughes for faking numer- ous Shield picfures in ihe absence of Ihe regular pholographers. Miss Frances Byrnes for ihe new back- ground Ior advisory piciures, Mr. L. L. Tucker of Tucker Priniing and Lilho- graphy for pulling u wilh our mis- Iakes and changes in gayoufs, and Mr. L. Casey of L. C. Smifh Cover Com- pany for Ihe be-sf, we fhink, cover ihe Shield has ever had. I46 FOR SERVICES RENDERED THE SHIELD STAFF TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK . . . Miss Nell Baggley for her advice and help wilh The wrilings confained in fhis book. Mrs. Alysse Lowe 'for allowing Ihe Shield Edi+or fo be absenf from her class on Shield business and 'for her willingness 'lo help when called upon. Xrt K Miss Jennie Gardner for her Iime and frouble during the senior cap and gown fiffings for fhe Shield piclure brainsIorms . Sheila Collins for giving up her sludy hall Iime fo be assisfani manager of 'Ihe Shield funds and faking over in Ihe absence of +he regular manager. Q6 5 Editors' Farewell You have iusf finished fhe Shield, a yearbook which porfrays a full semesfer, high- lighfing fhe evenfs you'll wanf fo remember, a yearbook which confains fhe very hearfs of fhe fourfeen people who creafed if. This Shield expresses fhe enfire concenfrafion of ifs sfafif, fhe very hard work of ifs advisor, and fhe whole-hearfed co-operafion of Richmond High sfudenfs and faculfy. lf was arranged and published wifh you, ifs readers, in mind, and if is fhe sincere wish of fhe Sfaff fhaf fhis Shield meefs fhe expecfafions you, unknowingly, have sef. The Shield Sfaff is more like a family, sfriving foward a single goal, fhan a class, and undoubfedly fhe Shield pressroom has wifnessed all sorfs of family-squabbles. There were fimes when fhe arrival of a deadline made fhe explosion of fhe afomic bomb seem mild compared fo fhe fumulf of fhe pressroom. Since fime and fempers were shorf, if was nof unusual for copy sheefs, layoufs, and picfures fo fly in fhe confusion. Sfaff members, clofhes in wild disarray, were seen running fhrough fhe halls, af deadline fime no one walkedll in search of someone, anyone, who could idenfi y a sophomore in fhe back row of a group picfure. Sfaff members were heard yelling laf deadline fime no one falked quieflyll for a picfure fhaf fhe poor phofo- grapher claimed he hadn'+ even faken. Sweaf began fo pour, fingernails were biffen, and hair was pulled, somefimes righf oufl Then, suddenly, fhe sform was over, and an unnafural calm prevailed: fhe Shield was puf fo bed. Yes, fhe Shield was puf fo bed, and our jobs were over, buf fhe joy, fhe everlasf- ing pleasure and safisfacfion in ifs producfion are ours forever, nof fo be forgoffen. Our greafesf hope is fhaf you will confinue fo be edified, enferfained, and carried back fo fhe happy days which we have laboriously recorded for you in Our Shield. Signed. Fran Faulkner ! GOLDEN POPPY ICE CREAM A 785 - 23rd STREET RICHMOND 2. CALIFORNIA A Owned By FRANK M. 8: CLARA ROSE A Waifress MRS. LORY ADKINS Graduaio of R. U. H. S., Juno, I944, says, R. U. H. S. Is the Ins! school In The lay Aroa.' Grand Hardware 81 Appliances G 81 W Brown Siamps A 1183 - 23rd STREET SAN PAILO. CALIFORNIA A IE 2-1955 IE 2-9188 HILL STUDIO FINE ron1'nAI1un: A 334 - 'l2fII STREET RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA ROBERTS 8: BIGGS CHEVRON GAS STATION TRULSON MOTOR CO. A if 194 - zaru smear un - :ara sum as 2-osoo RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA IE 4-0433 SPROUSE - REITZ BLUE JAY SPORT SHOP v A II I 5 1 Y s 1 o n s ,k A 'II67 - 23rd STREET RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA 1152 - 23rd STREET RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES WOLFF 81 COMPANY Credii' Jewelers 'A' ALL HIGH SCHOOL JEWELERY 920 MacDONALD AVENUE 'A' se 2-8951 HERE'S YOUR SPECIAL INVITATION TO COME IN AND SEE THE NEW 1955 MOTORAMIC CHEVROLET WITBTIS New - EVERYTHING! CLAAR CHEVROLET CO. SALES a. SERVICE 'A' 480 - 23rd STREET BE 4-0422 RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA RICHMOND'S LARGEST AND MOST EXCLUSIVE CAMERA SHOP COMPLETE LINE OF CAMERAS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES DELUXE PHOTO FINISHING ONE-DAY SERVICE RICHMOND CAMERA CENTER 259 - mn smear as 2-6944 i' C. H. ICIlcnI Whaley M. E. IPereI Pederson Proprietors ,,,1 ,E coMrLlMsN1's oF... GORDON'S DRIVE-IN FAVORITE DRIVE-IN RUHS STUDENTS CONGRATULATIONS TO BEV EGOIAN and THE SENIOR CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1955 THE MILWAUKEE HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. Ed Egoian L coMPLlMENTs oF... SCALISE MUSIC CENTER Agents for the musician's choice Food Bowl Shopping Center 's 's LARGEST coMrLE1E cms HKINGS sn-lorrlue cmrsn IN AREA SEWER H WESCHER 'k 'k was ..- nm STREET as 5-0275 93' ' 23 STREET 'E M052 SAN 'Ano' CALIFORNIA RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA n EBTGIB I A553111 snunnms :wan -' il --v---.........,.,, SEQUOIA Y-TEENS FIPS! ROW: Betty Hensley, Vice President: Val Oppenheim, Prosidenf. and Diane Rush, Secretary. Standing: Diane Dissmeyer, Corr. Secretary: Gloria Cuadros, Social Chair- man, and Betty Hufford, Treasurer. CONGRATULATIONS TO VAL OPPENHEIM. Graduating Senior. MRS. EVA GLEEN. Sponsor JOHN BROOKS MOTORS l.lncol.N-Msncunv DEALER 'A' s A r E n u v u s E n c A n s 'A' Complefe Aufo Service wk , soo - :ara smear as z-asaa RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA C. D. ERICKSON PAINT-WALLPAPER 'A' lnfernafional Pain? Co. 'A' saz - zafa smear ss 4-ma RICHMON D. CALIFORNIA WESTON'S PHARMACY 'A' Free Delivery For Prescriptions 'A' 1170 - 23rd STREET BE 2-4194 12622 SAN PABLO BE 3-3640 PSI GAMMA Graduating Seniors MARGARET CURTIS SHIRLEY WEAVER 'lr PAT LARSON. President MRS. NecKEL. Sponsor Mis. , - .Y-1,5 a11.ra+:rwr:v1'f CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LARGEST SHIELD f r o m Your HI-NUS Slaff 'A' Advisor: Miss Harriet Williamson Editor: Jim Malone JEANNE'S FLOWERS Florist Gifts ir Across From Richmond Hospital 781 - 23rd Street Phone liacon 4-9450 Compliments Of A. R. WEISGERBER DeSoto Plymouth 'A' 1435 MACDONALD AVENUE BEacon 2-8361 Compliments Of PEACOCK CLEANERS Quality that struts BEacon 4-0900 4606 BARRETT ir Done on Premises DELIVERY SERVICE It doesn't cost - it pays - to shop at MARLENE'S 'A' sso MAcnoNALo Av: seam- 4-e223 RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA Congratulations Seniors ROD'S HICKORY PIT 'A' 767 - 23rd STREET BEacon 2-5307 RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA Congratulations Senlors from TRI CLUB BARBARA BUSSELMAN. President MRS. PHYLLIS COUNCIL. Sponsor BISIO 81 SON TAILOR AND CLOTHIER since I9l9 i' 1417 MACDONALD AVE. BEacon 2-2577 ART'S RECORD SHOP Records Popular Rhythm and Western Blues 'A' 600 MACDONALD AVE. BEacon 5-6180 RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA STATIONERS AND PRINTERS Wedding Invitations and Graduation Announcements 'A' THE CHIMES PRESS 'k 1114 Nevm Avenue BEacon 2-1815 n1cHMoNn. CALIFORNIA CONN DRUG CO. 'lr 10tI1 and MACDONALD 23rd and MACDONALD BEacon 4-1195 BEaeon 4-4033 RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA FURRER'S Stationers - Printers - Engravers 'A' 721 MACDONALD AVE. BEacon 4-9161 RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA Compliments Of NATIONAL DOLLAR STORE 'lr NINTH lr MACDONALD BEacon 2-3198 RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS JOHNNIE TOFFOLI DRUGS 'Ir IN ELKS BLDG. - AT 10th In MACDONALD RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA BEacon 4-0363 MUSSELMAN'S WATCHMAKERS 81 JEWELERS Nationally Advertised Jewelry 1615 - 23rd STREET BEacon 3-1582 RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA CORTESE BROS. FINE ussn cAns 'A' 1011 - 23rd STREET BEacon 5-5588 RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA R. TRA INI FURNITURE CO. RicI1mond's Oldesl Home Furnishers 'A' 15lIl sz MACDONALD BECCOII 4-8921 RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA E. G. SHANKLER, Jeweler High School Jeweler 'lr 909 MACDONALD RICHMOND, CALIFORNIA Congratulations From GRAND CLEANERS TAILORING 8: ALTERATIONS 1087 - 23rd STREET BEacon 5-0722 RICHMOND, CALIFORNIA ARBUCKLES CLEANERS 'Ir 1309 MACDONALD AVE. BEacon 4-7713 RICHMOND, CALIFORNIA Lee Almquist of Gambles Weslern Aulo Supply says Hats Off to the Seniors of RUHS I 54 ,-q, .. conennuuruous ssnlons ALPHA ZETA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS RICHMOND MOTOR CO. Pontiac - Cadillac GMC Trucks 160 - 23rd STREET RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA 5 - GRADUATING SENIORS - Eloise Motell, Audrey Forrest. and Darlene Spencer. President 346 TENTH STREET BEacan 3-3739 CLASSIC CLEANERS 'Z 0 , . al, , f ' SXCLIEEVS t x , cosru Jawauzv RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA AL'S SPORTING GOODS Agency for A. G. Spaulding lres. ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT - GUNSMITH 1614 - 23rd STREET lEaeon 4-4473 RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA . . ,-.eSQ.m: 'wkdAvW+!54T'ywLI 5 :L V--,fv-,T.sJF ' mf .. 6. ' - - ' ' 'fd' l H President Vlce President ---nm lm my In cleaning 1, owmyu Dorothy Nelson Ramona Hence We Give S I H Green Stamps W. M. CARMAN 937 - 13'h STREET ,Eugen 4-3614 CONGRATULATES THE SENIORS RICHMOND, CALIFORNIA Segretqry Trqqgurgr Shirley Hamilton Carole Dannldnn MEN'S APPAREL 717 MACDONALD AVENUE BEacon 4-5268 RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA Congratulations Seniors Www if J. C. PENNEY CO. 'Ir 727 MACDONALD AVENUE liao RICHMOND. CALIFORNIA on 4-2162 REAL :sure - RENTALS - INSURANCE ANDREW S. MORRIS 1607 - zara smear BEacan 2-3067 SAN PABLO Io. CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE LAST MID-TERM Graduating Class From the Last Mid-Term SHIELD STAFF Aufographs Aufographs Aufograpbs 'wW!!gFw'! 1 is M. H fl-'KPGFFZ I 6 I