Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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naa Be sure you have your hand anchored to your chin, ' says Mrs. Alice Clark, as she demonstrates proper form in archery. Miss Betty Wyland is ready for the catch in Softball. cinoma Mr. Carl Mayers shows boys in P.E. the way to wrestle.

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Teachers im i ‘ eae 1 One of the favorite hobbies these teachers have is eating the Cafeteria food. The Teachers’ rooting section isn't as lively and loud as it could be, but their band ree eee ee is great. Students listen to Miss Dorothy Madison's expressive ways of describing their lesson. Miss Elaine Dale displays a surprised look, while having a class discussion. Mrs. Alice Cooke goes over lesson plans while her class Mr. J. J. McMillian, shop teacher, is is engaged in studying. hard at work preparing the next issue of the Hi-Nus.

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16 School Personnel Who phones to your house when you are absent? Marty Theisen and Winona An- drews in the Deans’ Office. The Clerical Team for Office 5 includes Mrs. Jerry Fairbanks, Miss Lois Smid, Mrs. Sue Johnson, Mrs. Diane Nicholson, and (seated) Miss Mary Gately, Head Secretary. — Betty Crocker couldn't cook better than the Cafeteria Staff. Back Row: Mary Clements, Mrs. Evelyn Hopkins, Mrs. Arlene Dahl, Mrs. Lawana Patterson, Mrs. Georgia Hunt, and Mrs. Helen Arnold. Front Row: Mrs. Alice : Martin, Mrs. Linda Nevett, Mrs. Maude Erickson, Chairman; Mrs. Ann Wyland, Mrs. Opal Barton, and Mrs, Helen Pike.