Richland High School - Portal Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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lv.. x , . D 1 3 . x 'x 'S r' 'O Queen of The Senior Class MpXRI.l'.lXl'. NXll,l.l.XlX1S uns vlmscn May Queen of the Senior Claw :xml :lt tenrlcml the cormlzltion hall at the hlolms- toxxn flCllll'l' of thc ll11ivc1'siIy of l'itts lmrgh as the Riclmlaml rcpresculzmtirv. just lilxckyu, a lmilzlrious Colmlwly. zmrl 'l'l1ey Uicl :Xway XX'itl1 llucln-, il nmurslvr unystcry, were thc junior :mil wnior plays put on hy the class of 'Sl llw top pix'- turc is :1 secm- from 'l'lu-y Dill .Xway NYitl1 Uncle. :xml thu lmwr two aux- from Just Ducky . ,, X . . , . .. lop--ll. Smith, XX. 5il'lll'llI, N, lr1'll!l'l' R, llvlmzm, ll, lim-lllcr, R Nlillvr li. llzulcmi L, Slllllll, ll. l.L'llI11IlIl. Al King. l'vntu'f-ll. lioclmlcr. ,l. fl2lllllQll1k'1', ,l llnnt. l.owvr--M, XV2lI'Slll'l. XY, Strvih-in, ,l fi2lllIl.LIl1CI', ll. l.clm1:m. l. King. K lllansct, J. Macy, M, xx'i11mm,, W PCRTAL of Richland Township High School lV0rlz, li, llolsingcr, ll. Km-Imlvr. Our Junior and Senior Plays

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ff' -Q'-x The 1950-Sl junior-Senior Prom lop nj, hzlllugllcr, l'. lluyer, 1, l.ZlllllJCI't, XY. XYL-rtz, XY. Strcilcin, Nl. l'zu'lison, LiK'lllt'l' R. linipplc, 'lf liirlcliinicr, ll. l.clm1:u1, bl. Stincliisur lStzunling'l ll. llrcnrllc, li. Smith, R. blnrl, 5. brit- zvr, ll. linker, LA. lllI'lil1lll1t'I'. Loncr ll. Rnmlgc, A. Stroplco, l.. lin-itz, lf. llolsingcr, lStzlnmlingJ 'lf Swal- lvli, li. Miller, j. King, li. Mil-alzinc. licrlfurrl Springs llutcl scrvc-cl as the site for ilu- .lllliior-Sm-liior l'1'o111 of 11151 with lllllNlL' by lluve llyscrt. llarry Km-lilcr :xml hllll'lCllLT Xiillizuns n ere cruwm'cl king and queen ul tlic acne ior class at the en-nior coroiiation bull lu-lrl on Plllllllilfj' the fonrtli in the lligll Scliool Gym. il. Xlillvr, ll. Km-111.-1-. il. n'i11ium,, U. 'lm-1..f n l The Coronation Ball i The Senior Class Presents The 1952

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lilrnlngue .Xlong with recording the personalities and happenings of the year, which are the basic purposes of the yearbook, our class was required to select a thenie for the Portal. This problem was easily solved as a consequence of the influence of our English teachers in the instruction of Shakespeare's inspirational works that lett a favorable nnpression on us. .Xs these long enduring passages eonie to us from the lilizabethan Period, we realize their meanings and morals are as appropriate and signineant as were true during the period of their origin. It is now apparent that too little thought was given to the proposed intention ot' this gifted writer at the time they were written. XVQ, the future leaders of the world, who niust share the burden and responsibility ot the ever increasing problems which face us should be aware of the value ot these words. Tlierefore, we should try to absorb the beneficial advice this nnniortal bard has set down before us. XYith this thought in inind we have chosen the Shakes thenie as the background lor our l'J5Z Portal. pearean ,. 3-'N 9,1 6 is qw, ,ff l at - 1