Portage Middle School - Portarama Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Mildred m. M Meese English Don Vocal Parlette Music Instru- mental Music The custodial staff was responsible for maintenance of our building, keeping things on an even keel and pre- paring rooms for special events, from early in the morning till late at night. Left to right: Carl Carpenter, Robert Mossburg, Carl Haas. Hilda Linnemeyer, and Glenn Dougherty.

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Pn Cd. R 3L f£ 7- Portage Jr. High School What is a school? More than students and faculty . . . More than stones and mortar . . . It ' s also a spirit, of course, that inspires all activi- ties, scholastic and extracurricular; a spirit that expresses itself away from our building. This year ' s Portarama staff has given our school spirit phy- sical form and hopes to capture descriptively on the succeed- ing pages some of the ways and times when the school spirit prevailed at Portage. So let the school spirit take you through this yearbook and brighten your memory of the 1967-68 Portage school year. The Portage Spirit Contents Pages Faculty 2-4 Academics 5-12 Students 13-32 Activities 33-46 Sports 47-56

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y „ . J| f I Hnk - ' «»f k JjF ttm Kfe Oave C ow David Didier English Science French K J J Hi Beth Norma Szegedy Dev. Sterling Soc. St. History Reading English Efficiently prepared meals five days a week during the entire school year — that ' s the big job performed capably by cafeteria personnel. From left to right, they are Easter Dunlop. Wanda Hart. Audrey Swiharl. Imogene Slagle, Juanita Mowery, Genevieve Booher, Donna Gaham, Ruth Loomis, and cafeteria manager Pauline Snyder. Absent when the photo was taken was Theresa Fredericks.