Portland High School - Totem Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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la.: , t,M..,f+ 'W-It' JJ MP' we ' ' pa' ,L C CI ge ,, uv' ff' QQ 41- 1:s... yi.. Q' n s. 5 ' n ...- T.. -- - , dll- FOREWORD just as the lighthouses along our Maine coast send Ollt their beacon rays to protect the ships coming into the harbors of the little towns by the side of the sea , so does Portland High School provide the lights of learning, fellowship, and achieve- ment to the students inside its sheltering walls. The following pages depict the his- tory of one year in the record of the second oldest public high school in the United States.

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Contents ADMINISTRATION ........ 8 C- SENIORS ............................ 18 UNDERCLASSES .............. 52 CURRICULUM ................ 74 ACTIVITIES .......... ........ 84 d SPORTS ......... ........ 1 os C f FEATURES ........ ........ 1 30 .fx 'X LD- ,J 1 :,,,,'1 :- f A ZX? I IIIIIIII 'P T1 I :img zines: If lf' 'I - IRG' I.: 'N EI-X' E Q31 X I 2 Iiil ' III!!! F E Ia. Ing' E 'Cass in U, : ill I In Il i X E gl-5 :M l EE: L - E ' '35 ft I EI' is ifiil I I v , I -1 I II' , 5 - El f L.: L QHHIIII, EI I E I I , 'uveIv I I 2 V1 III' 'If 1 I-Ilfmif A ' ll- - d ,Q ' I- - I ' lik I ' In I 'Z-E jj I'- - ' .L-- .I ii7 'i1' A 1 N S+ Tl' 5f5Ii'I1E15 : 1' LI'-if -5 - I. - I- 5:2 H: E - - 2 ET T4 P uig ZH!! :I '- - is' I L--Z .2-li 5'- E FTC 1-Q -Ci-' IIT It 2 f- 'T' ff Q: 1' Ez' ' '- I W I II-- i- 'IM ' A TIIE..ff+ iids wil T: Xfi' Z9 ha d 5' C 'T'-A, -5 -'- U , 4 V-A15 ..-f--7 ' If TFT-fvx 'TI t-4' ' iv' 'ff III., Twv?I 'tl:1Tj,, . !F55'yI! ' .1-!!lQ5Ii!ETI :2t55?E ?gfZf'4 -liizfiyfllll ' 'gg I I r.Igfj .H w, 1iig51ib'WlII bl- ,,,- 5' ' I '51 ,Q 7' i ' - - -?-.--- !gQig!5fii2iffgq, II1l .Q -- ,ff- 'LSINQII I I' ll' e .Q .IQIQXQEIX 'T f,... ll,-'i,,il l,i'-l .-1-if'

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., 5- 51 I my K. ,A V l . l The 'Totem Staff very he proudly dedi- catesi its 1957 book to a woman who has brought to Portland High School stature in outstanding sportsmanship and fair lay and who has always held the wel- lure' of her girls over and above the valuesof the sport. Miss Dorothy Rowe has been a mem- ber of the Portland High School faculty since l940 and head of the Girls' Physi- cal 'Education Department for the' past fifteen years. She is retiring from teach- ing' this june, after completing thirty- five years in school athletic work. y It is with fondest memories that P.H.S. students look back over the hours of fun and recreation under Miss Rowe's able guiclancc. The staff and entire school wish her all success and happiness in the future. '