Portland High School - Totem Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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. . . in 6Wlue14f Ab adam' Since such civic minded men and women compose the faculty here at Portland High School, it is little wonder that the student, from the time he enters the school as a freshman, is being constantly reminded of his com- munity responsibility. He is continuously taught that he is not a mere in- dividual among a group of teen-agers, but that he is a vital part of Society at Large. To the faculty, then, we give thanks. If sometimes we have grumbled when an assignment has seemed arduous or too time-consuming, we found in the end that we being prepared to take our place as citizens of the world. Slllllllil, Ull-ll'lf l'lYlCS :irc 1lisi'11ss1'ml lvy the 111011 of the faculty. .S'f11111l1'11g1 - l'1'i11ci11:1l llow:11'1l C. Rm-icl1m'. .Nl'11l1wl. fwfr! wiv, lwfl fu 1'1'1111f f Civil fl. l7:11'1':u'. lwznl of thi- lh'11:11't11w11k of l'1'i11ti11g: l 1':111kli11 R. Hlziss- cork. ,li111in1' llusillcss 'l'1':1i11i11g. .X1'itl1111ctic. fzulctsg Mz11'ti11 XY. Fclilzul, lliisiiw:-s .X1'itl111u-tic: ll:11'1'y gl. lluvwli. lC11g4I1-I1: K'l1vsti-1' I.. folulm. 111:1cI1i11c 111ccI1:111ics josepli li. MclJi11111cll. l'ill11llSl1. l'1'i11ci11:1l of l'o1'tI:1114l lCvv11i11g Scluml. .S'1'1'11111l nm' j:1111t-N Il. l'itz11:1t1'ick. .Xtlilclic llirm-cto1'. llygiciu-. Ai'itl1111vtic: l 1':111ci- IC. llo1111111'. lfllglish. Cl1um'1'lm':ulL'1's1 lC:11'l041H li. 'l':111'. .Xlltiuimrlmilv llt'Cl1:111iCsQ Eilgzn' A. Stomlslzlrfl. llvzul of thi- Ih-1u11tt111v11t of XlJlllll'l'llI!1iL'sQ lla-o1'g,gc IC. l'11ul11s, B11si11n-ss .X1'itl1111ctic3 Georg: T. Little, hi-:ul of the llvpzxrt- 111c11I of Irliluslriznl Arts. lilvctiticiiyi f'1H'l 'lf Stvvt-11s. lliuloixyz 1. VVCSQ4111 xvlllfll. l1c:1fl of the l,k'1HH'lIllL'llf 411' Social Si'iv11ci'. lC0u1111111iL's. VY111'lsl Ilistory, llvl1zlti11g. 7-llllfti ruin' ' - lfflson ll. Ilzullm-k. flt'Ill'l'Zll Sc'iL'11rn', Xlt'fl1:i11ix':1l lT1':lwi11g. lizxwlmllg xlL'!'X'lll A. Rowe. XYo1'lrl llistoity. l'1'4Tlilt'l!lS of lh'111c1c'1':1L'y: l'1111l Al. Zmlznm- xxicf. F11-11i'l1. llygiviw. .Xtlllvticsz john I . L'o1'ro1':111. lin-11g1':111l15. I.:1w. Athletics: No1'111:111 E. lliv1'wl1i-. lin-111-1'41l Sk'iK'11Ck'. Ktlllciivs: John l'. glllllflly. .Xppliml BlJlll1k'11l1lIlCS. Atl1lctiCs: Jzmlcs li. xllillllljlilll. .X1'itl1111e1ii', ll:1rl111rf lJL .'llIl'xYllll'1'fl'tPlltI 'l'l1i'mIo1'c S. jl1l1!lSUll, SlllllIlIl:4I1'l'. Iimglisli l.itcf1':1t11rcg l u11r5h nm - S1lIUlIL'l C. Ruse-11tI1:1l. i'l1m'111i4t1'5: XYZIXIIK' .X. .'XlSllYll. C0ll1l1lL'l'Cilll Slilrjcctsz VVilli:1n1 E. l.UflgIL'l', Drivimrz .Xllstrm E. Smith, lC11glisl1: .lul111 l . xlfllllllllll. Bl!lil!l'Hl1lliL'S, .X1'itl11110tiU: Rxtyimhl L. Fiillcr, Alilflllxlllllilfil Vl'illi:m1 XV. Si111m1h111. l'l15 sins: llunry lf. lh'ctjc11. llistory, Cllllllllllllilj' Civics. .Xlhlvticsg l?11clc f - XV. IlIlj'ill'Tl l'l'!'kiIlS. Mccluuiicznl lJ1':11xi11g. Mun of the Ifuciilty nut pictiiwil :ire Cecil A, ll1':1ilst1Avct, woodwork: llcr11'g0 ll. Crxscy. l1v:14l of thc' Uc-11:11't- 111c11l of S11z111isl1g Rilllvll I.. Curry. llistury. 'l'1':1ck: Cilffllll P. Huiltri-ss, l'llj'SiCIll liiliiczxtimu j:1111i-s A. l'l1:1i1'. l,:1ti11. Spxuxish, l.:1ti11 .XHlL'l'iL'Il!l Ilistoryg H. Nelson Rz1yn11111il. jr.. l'111glisl1g .lz1111a-s A. Silvson, llistury, Foutlmzill. E91

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Illlu IIISIAI-If Sllllu lms :1 plonsznit Cmlfcrcilcc witll llvzin M. Aclclzlimlt' l.t'l1zxn. l'1'mlf rim: lrfl In rnflrf - f Mrs. Doris ll. lJZlllll'k'll, lfrcncli, licluczntimizil Atlviscrg Miss Mrululcinv ll. Kingsley. Ilmnr Guimlzuicc. llytzit-111-3 Mrs. luiiiiicc ll. Rznwson, luntflislig Miss llicrcsa If.. jfilinson, l'rcncl1g Miss lunnly lu. Cliztsc, supcrrism' of vocal nnisirg Bliss Iiattliwiiit- M. Ilartlctt. assistant Supervisor of Vocal Music. .S'm'u11l1' run' ' - Miss .loan R. l'4isgrnx'u. l'l1ysic:il liclucntimig Miss Rntli I.. Sturgis. lu-:ul of tlic lk-pnrtriiviit of linglislig Miss llclcn Y. Roluinsun. liliratriang Mrs. llazcl Rogers, linglislig Miss Esther jolinsun, Stvimgrapliy, 'I'ypt-w1'itim:g Mrs. Allvci't:1 S. Marsh. l':ll1IllSl'lQ Miss litlicl M. McCallum, linglislig lirzrk rim' Y Mrs. Mzlrgziret S. liurnlmin. Lztting Miss llzirlmrzz M. XYall:xcc, .Xrtz Miss lilla l.. Pcnnell, VVorltl llistory. Gcogrnlilsyg Miss lNl1H'j.fill'K'f illllllllilll, lu-:ul of ilu- lla-imrtnicnt of llmni- licuimlnivsg Miss Nona Conczinnnn. llonic licononiicsg Miss llarlxarzi jfvlin- snn, linglisli, Lip Rowling, Pnlwliuntioiisg Mrs. Ruth ll. xvylllilll, llonu- licrnmniics. XYolnt-n of tht' faculty not ivicturcrl arc Miss M. Frzmccs Bigelow. linglisll, iicrnixm. Rt-il Cross Cimnirilg Mrs, Mztry-lillun Ilulmn. Spanish. Ancient History, lmting Miss Louise S. Dunltzun. linglislig Miss llil4l:i li, lil., Cuiiiincrcial Sulrjcctsg Miss livin-ricvc G. l.owry, Connncrcizil Sulmjcctsg Miss Mary C. O'Cmnmr. Ilmnt- licniloliiicsg Mrs. licliu ll. l'ag0, f:0l'll11lL'l'ClJll Sulijcctsg Miss Dorotliy Rowe. l'l1ysical licliicutimig Mrs. lmotzi VV. Rowe, llrxunatics. Slwrcli. linglislig Miss ll. Elizzxlmctll Sinkinson. Ancient llistory. Cmnmunity Civics. fmparfiug Sdumfivn . . . just as our students find outlets for their interests in our city, so do our faculty members participate in municipal activities. The talents and special knowledge which they try to transfer to us during school hours are also utiliz- ecl in furthering their outside endeavors and activities. Faculty members hold public office and serve on committees for civic improvement and public health. Our teachers take an active part in the fields of art, music and the drama, by worlcing with amateur theatrical clubs and by playing in various city orchestral groups. Vocational teachers bring forth products of their skills to enrich the community and to bring credit to the school. l8l

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'l'lll'i l liUN'l' Hl l ll'lC miilxiniq up ilu- mzlin spring of ilu' ciitirn' l,lll'llIl1I4l lligli Sclioul Illilkilllllk' :irc Slilinnlstvr 'l'liwulm'i- S. ,l-rlllnsmi. Ibvzin Xl. .Xilt-lziiflc l.c'li:l1l :mil l'i'im'i1u:ll llnixxilrel ll. Ri-it-In-. Admin! fmfirfe Head Principal Howard C. Reiche, Submaster Theodore S. Johnson, and Dean of Girls Miss M. Adelaide Lehan, are the friendly chiefs who lceep the Wheels turning at P. H. S. Mr. Reiche has characterized himself to students by his helpful attitude. His friendly hel- lo, and his willingness to aid in any problem, large or small, has made him a most respected and well-liked man of authority. Mr. -lohnson's careful guidance has helped many boys along the riglwt road. Besides the responsibilities J 1 IIANIJLINII 'l'lllC lDli'I'.XIl.S. lwff ff: rwhl Uni' wmiliuvu will-it of being Sublnasterl he also teafjles sllllli Miss Hairy Il. C'miru3. sr-ci'ct:ir5 l1uiliL'1r1'iIlL'i1w2ll. Hrs. lulzi li. lish Literature and Coaghes tennls, af- lilnoinsr. clerk. :mil Mrs. Xlzirtlizr Bl. Cunimings. clwlt-str-viiugi'1i11l11'i'. tractive lacly whom everybody lcnows is ' the Dean of Girls, Miss Lehan. Her fair- 1 ness and friendliness have long been un- forgettable characteristics. Miss Lehan also has charge of the annual Waslming- ton Trip. Constancy, efficiency, and friendliness distinguish these three top administra- tors at P. H. S. Assisting with the clerical work, preserv- ing iT10St valuable records and handling the details are Miss Mary Conroy, sec- retary to Mr. Reicheg Mrs. Iola E. Bloom- er ancl Mrs. Martha M. Cummings. This patient trio has the respect and affection . of the entire student body. IIOI