Portland High School - Totem Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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ONTENTS ACTIVITIES Pages 78-105 All part of the after-hours activity of the school are the club members learning for pleasure because they want to, serving others because it is satisfying. ATHLETICS Pages 106-125 Hushed voices as the swimmers approach their marks, ecstatic yells as the bosketeers score, the pain of los- ing, the icy of winning are all a part of the world of PHS sports. SCHOOL LIFE Pages 126-135 That indefinctble something that makes the day complete, an anec- dote, a corridor incident, a rally, or a classmate's friendship are the es- sence of the total picture. ADVERTISING Pages 135-176 A goal set and accomplished, a Totem solicitor pounding the pave- ment, a merchant willingly saying Yes are the advertiser's life. The Totem stat? asks that the reader care- fully consider these pages.

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TABLE 0 FACULTY-CURRICULUM Pages 14-31 The administrators who plan our curricula, the teachers who through their enthusiasm gain ours, the classes to which we run, the times of day when we don't watch the clock. SENIORS Pages 32-63 Faces to be remembered, of the boys and girls who have attended these classes and walked through these corridors for the last time, stu- dents who have taken of, and given to, Portland High. UNDERCLASSMEN Pages 64-77 The spirit of PHS is the spirit of every student who has come here to live, to laugh, to grow. Wtihout the lively juniors and sophomores there can be no school, no spirit, no unity.

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,SUSVIALN , SECTOR . Brandenburg Gate ; Late in August, the Berlin Wall mode a mockery of freedom behind the Iron Curtain. UN Secretary-General marskiold died in a plane crash early in the fall. At left, Mr. Hawkes, called up in the reserves in October, visit to PHS with Lord Jim while on leave. At left, fallout shelters gained in popularity as the Berlin crisis heightened. Reichschanieitery Dag Hum- pays a Washington, D. C., shines brightly during the first year of the New Frontier.