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

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f UN CATICD ARTS SA ., X X A, xl . inn 1 'S X 155 -.aw Students videotape 1977 Humanities Symposium. Of C0urSe you're all getting A's in English lgulplj. R. Marsh Expert mechanic, church bus dfiver, student of judo, track and field enthusiast L. Greenfield S. Meyers and former captain of the CCNY Track Loves tennis, travel, theatre, shopping, Favorites are reading fof courselj, travel, Team. films, needlepoint, sailing and jelly donuts, theatre, classical music and dining out. A. Fleisig E. Davidson N. Silver ,Z 2' F ' i 1' 1 Q 3 in ff' k K h 'Ar 1,-A

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A. Christie - Assistant Principal Enjoys acting in, directing and attending plays, reading Science Fiction, writing poetry and stories. fx, T! I ,wt -P-an E GLISHXCOMM The English!Communication Arts Department is among the liveliest and most innovative in the school. The department contains numerous special classes in- cluding the Drama class, English as a Second Lan- guage, and the Supernatural in Literature. lt supports Domino, Dome, and Archway, our three, award-win- ning publications and produces a full-scale, profes- sionally done Spring Play each year, Over the past few years the department has helped the Humanities Pro- gram grow from a single class to a four-year program. An ever-growing collection of audio-visual equipment now includes T,V. and camera equipment and offers classes in film and T.V. k B. Elamenbaum D. Romagnano T. Oropallo Hobbies include skiing, macrame, threatre, 1 S. Banilower films, tennis, walking in the city, C. D'Agostino Loves all frightful, horrible, supernatural photography, shopping and trying to get Enjoys boating, bowling, woodworking, things. houseplants to live. plumbing and crocheting GJ. . . In gg 'ww Z Mew ,531 J.- A

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