Richland High School - Portal Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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The PORTAL staff has endeavored to portray for you a pictorial resume of school life in 1947 and '48, It is our hope that wherever you may be when you pick up this book it will take you back in memory to the active and busy days spent at Richland High. Realizing that these events are only a prelude to the life ahead of us, we have chosen as our theme Facing the Worldf' We claim nothing original in the selection of this time-worn phrase, but a glance at the divisional pages will show the interpretation given it by the staff. These pages should solve the mystery of senior girls running around carrying a globe, suit box, and other parapher- nalia. Full credit for the idea of these pictures cannot go to any single person. Rodger Cramer came through with a good lead, but the final product resulted from the blending of many ideas and suggestions. To Gail Wagner and Mardell Burkhart goes the credit for carrying the idea through to fruition.

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3111 vmnriam In memory of our friend and classmate, Zane Wentz, who left school in his sophomore year because of illness, and died June 25, 1946, at the age of fourteen years.