Portland High School - Tifoon Yearbook (Portland, IN)

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zu nv... .n W .. 7.17.11 7.ni,.i,.i..i..il,i..1uui::i:n1:n7:uinuium1un1.n1.u1n.1.p1..w-an.-...1.u1. r1oi0i1:14n1oi4vZ1ri1vZ4vioi0i1ni1r1:n14viuwi1v21xicri4x11 101010103 1024 if in ' init fur 'os101oicvio11sics:1v:1n1oio:1v2o31v11x1cr:av1ev:es1 uioinioz viuxioioinioioinzogu Purposeful Activities ancl Worthy Aims 'Quite fittingly this publication briefly suggests the subject matter and activities offered to the largest number of High Schood students ever enrolled in the city of Portland. Students of diverse aptitudes and from various situations in life are finding clearer conceptions of the many practical uses which may be made of the knowledge and training gained in the pursuit of High School studies. They are also formulating ideals and acquiring habits conducive to proper adjustments in the social progress of which they are even now an important factor. Portland High School Teachers have made extensive preparation for their work. All regular high school teachers are graduates of higher institutions of learning. Several of them have done advanced professional work in the lead- ing universities of the country. They are personally interested in the mental, physical, and social welfare of their students. Inspiring leadership and trust- worthy guidance is the constant aim of the Superintendent, Principal and Teachers of Portland High School. The co-operative spirit of the High-School- Parent-Teacher-Association is a boon which will help to bring greater progress. J. C. WEBB, Superintendent. -..af 17 ga.-