Portland High School - Totem Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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POREWORD WL !lNETEl2N hundred twenty-one witnessed the first Portland High School yearbook. Since then, eight others have passed through the portals of 5 Mit- our High School out into the world, the prized possessions ot thousands of our alumni. Each issue by pen and picture has told the story of the year it represented, and 93 lies 5 . V :guy ' each has shown a marked improvement over its predecessor. This is the evolution of the yearbook. The added experience of every new TOTEM board, together with the ever-increasing interest of the student body, has contributed something to the betterment of each succeeding book. Wie present the 1930 TOTEM with the hope that a new high standard has been attained. lt will indeed be an accomplishment if we surpass the level ot the last few annuals. The winning of first honor in the State Journalistic Contest for the third consecutive year, and a higher honor rating' in the National Scholastic Press Association Contest than ever before, has spurred the present board on to guard the laurels already won, and even add to them. Portals, the theme of the book, has proved an excellent subject with which to work, not only in the coordination of all departments, but also in the broad field of creative expres- sion. As we close the portal of the first ten years, it is with the conviction that the TOTEM is about to enter a greater portal of opportunity in the next decade. page four