Portland High School - Tifoon Yearbook (Portland, IN)

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Above, Larry Healy turns on the still in chem lab. Right, above, Jim Hudson and Richard Gilkison demon- strate drafting techniques to algebra students Ron Cald- well, Pat Flauding, and Pat Shawver. Right, below, a panel in U. S. history class discusses Do American Teenagers Have Too Much Freedom? Below, rnany of us do much of our studying in the li- brary. if i

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Mr. Mullins explains a bookkeeping problem to Sandra Bisel. Her table-mates are Thelma Thompson, Imogene Franklin, and Phyllis Wolford. 'K NAQAHAQS5 ' E sn- .M 'QNFM ,. . JN' I . 5 6 7 82 l2l3I4l5lG l9202I2223 26 27282 9 Berna Deane McBride and Jay Hudson write their vocabularies on the board in seco year Latin. nd 1 I - ,447 X gl- K '96 Q, E. A Q Y , V.. t 1f'L3, -- L.. , wk gW Y ,. will R - 'L A' ' 3 Tom Wehrly and Phyllis Carle watch while Mr. Bair lretiring after forty-six years of May we take this means, Mr. Bair, of expressing our ap- preciation to you for your fine contribution to PHS - not only in classes, but also as an effi- cient business manager for our plays ancl other money-making projects. By your example ofa gentleman, you have taught us much besides math. Best wishes, Mr. Bair. We hope you enioy lots of hunting and fishing in your leisure. teachingl corrects an arithmetic problem. E ,ii X.. ' ws-57.5 .ld on- j . Y AW ' aug E N

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L Above, 'he long-awaited annual Y-Teen spring for- mal. Al righl, junior class presidenl Dick Meeker crowns Marlha McClung queen of Ihe 1955 junior-senior receplion. Below, Somewhere over ihe Rainbow was Qhe beautiful land created by the iuniors for Ohe recep- tion.