Richland High School - Portal Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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CLASS FLOWER. Roberts Schellhomer Shatter Rodgers Sedlmeyer Shomo RUTH JEAN ROBERTS- Becky's constant shadow . . . attract- ive . . . yes sir! . . . pastime? . . . writing to Bob . . . excellent swimmer . . . can't wait until school's out. JACK RODGERS-Red hair . . . but not the usual temper that goes with it . . . an asset to the orchestra . . . enjoys parties . . . ready for anything . . . buy your PORTAL now. DOLORES SCHELLHAMMER-Cute Senior . . . has an outfit for every occasion . . . likes boys . . . girls, too . . . commend- able qualities . . . she hopes to be a teacher. BERNARD SEDLMEYER-A sports enthusiast . . . oh, those blue eyes! . . . Buzz sticks with the fellows . . . goes all out for fun. SARAH JANE SHAFFER-Craves social lile . . . advocates a no-homework policy . . . pretty as they come . . . popular with the boys. HAROLD SHOMO-One type of dry humor . . . full ol devilish innocence . . . main diversion? . . . cooking up new excuses for the some offense . . . unprepared lessons. . . . ill FHCE lHE lHUlilll When the eighth grader is promoted to high school, he is confronted with the problem of select- ing a course best suited to him. lt is at this time that a student should attempt to decide what he would like to do after high school is over. lf he is able to make a wise decision, his high school course can be planned to his greatest advantage. The academic course should, of course, be pursued by one who aspires to a higher education, the commercial course should be selected by one who plans a business career, and the agricultural course for the future farm-er. For the one who does not intend to enter a vocation requiring special training, the general course will serve him well. V Twenty-one

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. AND THE WHITE' ROSE IS OUR Mehok T. Miller Moore Oldham Phillips Reitz . Miller Mock Moschgat Paul Patti Ribblett LOUIS MEHOK-Tall . . . good looking . . and bashful . . . MARY LOU OLDHAM-Known by everyone as Bunnie . . . nice build . . . homework? . . . does it while classes change green eyes , . . Pepsodent smile . , . rarely seen without . . . good education . . . if he remembers what he reads. her faithful friend, Shirley. JOANNE MILLER-Pretty dark eyes and hair . . . prefers KENNETH PAUL-Quiet spoken . . . with girls . . . Kenny's boys out of school to those in . . . some boys? ? ? . . . one swell fellow . . . school? . . . another one of those quiet , . . reserved , . . amiable. things . . . better when it's out. THOMAS MILLER-Easy to talk to . . . likes a practical joke ALFRED PHILLIPS-Mischievous grin . . . dislikes poll-cas . . . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Tommy's favorite diversion . . . pastime? . . . reading poems . . . likes practical iokss . watching time till classes change. thinks teachers pick on him. RICHARD MOCK-Quiet . . . backward . . . Ag, student SHIRLEY POTTS-when hgppy, shefs super , . , when sod, . . . liked by everyone . . . doesn't indulge in dancing . . . look our!!! , , , full of vim and vigor , , A happiest when but keep YOUV SYS ON him, girls . . . full Of fun. sporting around in her dad's Packard. VIRGINIA MOORE-A strawberry blond . . . as swell as thev LESTER REITZ-Tall, blond, handsome . . . speedy pigskin toter come . . . main pastime? . . . writing notes . . . to whom? . . . swell spirit . . . books? . . . they come after sports . . . that's a good question. . smooth dancer . . . mmm! . . . there's a partner, girls. BETTY MOSCHGAT-A smile she has . . . a big one, too . . . MARJORIE RIBBLETT-Fond of night life . . . has many friends a heppy maiorette . . . a glitterin' stone adorns her left . . . pastime? . . . working at Von Lunen's . . . men? . . . hand . . . what a lucky guy! . . . will it be soon? she likes them all. Twe n ty

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HARVEY SHULL-Another of our good looking Senior boys MELVIN STULL-Quiet . . . a good bet for a high grade in . . . nice build . . . the blond girls of this school seem to any subject . . . easy going until . . . good prospects as a attract him . . . especially one Mardell. future farmer . . . in fact he's one now . . . FFA. MARY SIPEfNo bigger than a minute . . . sweet as sugar GEORGE TESH-A regular guy . . . always cheerful . . . . . . Dick knows . . . cheerleader . . . everyone thinks even in enemy territory . . . but we'lI miss him from the Honey's swell . . . school? . . . she likes it but doesn't team . . . so will the team . . . everybody's friend. say so. EDITH SMITH-Tall, with a swell personality . . . pet pastime? ROBERT VALENTINE-Swell personality . . . if you're not . . . doing her bookkeeping . . . thinks shorthand is as hard Sonny's friend it isn't his fault . . . an asset to the Senior to understand as heiroglyphics. class . . . can he roller skate? . . . yes, sir! BETTY LOU SPEICHER- Spike is always ready with a ioke ALYCE VITZENTY-One swell girl . . . brains . . . she has . . . really likes baseball . . . as for studies . , . they're her share . . . hear someone singing? . . , that's Alyce . . . one big headache . . . unless you study. you can always have fun when she's around. WILLIAM STRAUB- Peppy . . . sportive . . . has a smile GAIL WAGNER-A dainty small fry . . . dark, wavy hair . . . for everyone . . . is kept busy thinking up excuses . . . our hard-working PORTAL editor . . . still finds time to do for being absent. assignments . . . usually tops the honor roll. REBECCA STRONG-Pretty brunette . . . tall . . . always WILLIAM WIRE-Another redhead Senior . . . with a ten-shade pleasant . . . ambition? . . . nurse . . . has her fingers blush . . . Looks. dancing ability, Bill has both . . . crossed . . . friendly with everyone, including Bill. always adds to the fun . . . of others . . . Becky adds A to his fun. Shull E. Smith Straub Stull Valentine Wagner Sips Speicher Strong Tesh Vitzenty Wire OUR REGARDS TO THE FACULTY. Twenty-two