Richmond Hill High School - Archway / Dome Yearbook (Richmond Hill, NY)

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TRATIQ f . .. ,,,,. . , h ,f,. . f 4: ,r . 'ffzf 555,464 my V , ',,,, , Af w w 9 if .V 7 f, ':, ww ' .. QW f Miss Clare Bauch Assistant Principal- Administration Graduation is a happy and exciting time but also a time for serious reflection. Your decisions carry with them greater consequences than ever before and the responsibility for them is increasingly your own. My advice is to seek advice. Listen to what parents, teach- ers, and friends have to offer - accept what you believe will work for you - reject what you must, based upon reason and thought - and do not hesitate to reconsider if you suspect your decision was wrong. May the future bring you rewards and satisfaction and the good health to savor them. S. Turetsky ,,,, ,,..,, , Mr. Joseph Spinola Assistant Principal- Administration f'VVhat are you doing? a man asked of three labor- ers beside a building under construction. The first man replied, Stone-cuttin' The second smiled, Puttin' in time - until a better job comes along. The third man waited a moment and then said simply, l'm building a cathedral! Make the most of your opportunities and your life will be one of achievement and satisfaction which will bring happi- ness. Aim your sights high and have faith in yourself. Each moment God holds outa chance to be more and achieve more. You have what it takes. Use it wisely! Much happiness and success! Clare T. Bauch Mr, Stanley Turetsky Acting Assistant Principal - Administration It seems like yesterday, September, 1974, when each of you started your high school career at the Annex. Now, four years later, you are leaving us to start another career. l know that you are wiser and better for having been at Richmond Hill, but we have also benefitted from knowing you. A school is not just a building, it is people, like a family, living together under one roof. l am sure that the years you have spent at Richmond Hill will be among your fondest memories. Good luck, but not, goodbye. l. Spinola T9

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,gf Mr. Stoopack, Principal 1 , Sig Mr. Seymour Dinner Assistant Principal - Administration Many of us felt the absence this year of Mr. Dinner who was on leave. We had grown accustomed to seeing his smiling face and his easy-going, helpful attitude. We look forward to his return. I8 ADMNS Dear Friends: Can you change the conditions of your lives in New York or elsewhere? Yes, you can change your life - if you continue your training and education to help you become a Who not a What , Who you are stays with you and those who know you, long after what you do has changed. Who you are, the total of your experiences, background, choices and responses will determine how you move in the world: how you respond to changes: how you approach your problems when you're 30 or 40. Whatever is out there in the world waiting for you will demand strength, determination, hard work, clear thinking, flexibility. Your education will help you be- come a person who makes wise choices and decisions. These should not lock you in: they must open you up. lt's a full, terrible, wonderful world out there. We await you eagerly. Murray Stoopack for your teachers and family Mr. Louis Acerra All of Richmond Hill High School wishes to heartily congratulate Mr. Acerra on his appointment as Princi- pal of john Adams High School. lt is difficult for most of us to remember our days at the Annex without thinking, too, of Mr. Acerra. We are glad to have known him and wish him all the best in his new position.

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