Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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| Deans Ask Seniors To Continue RUHS Traditions TO THE CLASS OF 1967: For the last three years you have been preparing for your graduation. We sincerely hope that it has been a re- warding experience and that you will feel proud that you are the last class to graduate from the school as it now J stands. In this you are unique, but remember that you are dedicated to carry on always the fine tradition of all Richmond Union High School alumni. THE DEANS MISS JANE WILSON Dean of Girls B.A., M.A., William and Mary College, Teachers’ College, Columbia; San Francisco State, Chairman of Social Studies Dept., History and Civics Teacher. 20 years at RUHS MR. FRED BENNETT MR. ROBERT OLSON Spring Dean of Boys Fall Dean of Boys B.A., M.A., San Francisco State, Music Teacher, Counselor B.A., M.A., San Francisco State, University of California, Counselor 17 years at RUHS 6 years at RUHS

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Vice-Principals Coordinate Curriculum And Activities TO THE CLASS OF 1967: Best wishes for a successful future. | hope that each one of you will have many pleasant memories of Richmond Union High School as you go through life. MR. PETE RUFFATTO MR. PETER RUFFATTO Administrative Vice-Principal A.B., M.A., San Francisco State Music, History, Math, and Business Education Teacher, Counselor, Dean of Boys One year at RUHS TO THE CLASS OF 1967: There is much to learn from Richmond's sixtieth anniver- sary. Starting from a small schoolhouse, it has developed into the district's largest high school with a varied curricu- lum, fine traditions, and a solid identity. We, too, can grow and develop in our individual tradi- tions, character, and understanding, through teamwork and a dedication to well-thought-out objectives. By com- pleting high scho ol, we should feel confident that we have reached one of our most important goals and that now we can move on to new ones. MR. JOHN SCHARETG MR. JOHN. SCHARETG Instructional Vice-Principal A.B., San Francisco State, M.A., University of California History Teacher, Counselor, Dean, Vice-Principal One year at RUHS 20

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For Our Students TO: THE GbhASS OF. 1967: This is the class that will long be remembered as the class that helped us emerge from a period of uncertainty to a future of certainty—the certainty that there will always be a Richmond Union High. Our fondest wish is for the Class of 1967 to remember ‘most’ of the knowledge and ‘‘all’’ of the enjoyment you have had at RUHS. To each of you goes our best wishes for a successful future. THE COUNSELORS MISS HAZEL OLSEN Head Counselor B.A., University of California, M.A., San Francisco State 38 years at RUHS Counselors Recommend Curriculum Programs eae ion in erm MRS. LOIS SIEGEL B.A., M.A., University of California 22 years at RUHS 22 MR. ROBERT BOLT Counselor B.A., M.A., San Francisco State 3 years at RUHS