Richland High School - Portal Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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SITTING-Kline, Lickar, Glessner, Hostetler, Barry, Wagner t h e q U e e n G n d h e r C O U STANDINGfMoss, Weaver, Berkstresser, Blackburn, Klaum Mills THAT BOY JIMMIE FOREGROUND-Clark, Beltz, BACKGROUND- Cucciardo, Berkstresser, Saba, Klimeck, Sanderson, Shumaker, Mackin, Caldwell. That Boy Jimmie was the title of our Senior Play and starred Elaine Sanderson and Paul Shumaker in the lead roles. Mr. David Samuel, assisted by Miss Leila Dodd, directed the play, while Delores Kline filled the role of Student Director. COULD BE SITTING-Coyle, Shumoker, Cucciardc, Barry, Mackin. STANDING--Luther, Hostel- ler, Klimeck, Alwine, Wingard. Our Junior Year Play, Could Be by Fifi Factor, was presented February 15, 1952. lt was a zany aftair in three acts. A roaring lion got into the act too, and put the audience in an uproar. KING and QUEEN Ruhe, Caldwell. special attractions -., 1 as ' 4925 5 F 4332 ' l ,r ft it bin, B C251

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093 SHIRLEY WAGNER gurl llked by a came to us from Cochran also can whlp up a good sundae at Von Lunen s likes to dance seen at the Masonic Temple ACTIVITIES Sewmg Club I YTeens 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus I MARGARET WEAVER More fun that way com plexnon hard to beat lnseparable when rt come to Jackne thinks the band us tops ACTIVITIES Band 2 3 Teens T 3 4 Chorus MERLE WEAVER Paying a return VISIT to the class of 53 from Girard College seen qunte often at the Temple dancmg Merle wants to be a machlnlst ACTIVITIES Sportsmens Club 4 LEON WINGARD In a few years Skrp hopes to be an establnshed mortuclan attracted to 432 Luther Road knows how and spends most of his time teasing fellow cass mem bers ACTIVITIES Bandl 2 3 Bachelors Club 4 Bowlmg Cu 2 3 SHIRLEY WINGARD A friend Indeed always fun wlth Shol around has the ablllty to be a good elementary teacher us active on class committees and In other actwltles ACTIVITIES Band T 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Mixed Ensemble 3 Girls Ensemble 4 The PORTAL 3 4 ECHO 3 4 YTeens 2 3 Class Play 3 MARY WISE Says Wlndber claxms most of her spare time be are Bettys two favornte words Ilkes to dance and does a good 'ob at nt looks forward to being a bookkeeper ACTIVITIES Sewing Club 'I Bowlmg Club 2 Pep Club 3 4 ROBERT R WISSINGER Really can play o good game of ball on the diamond has lots f Rhythm It seems ready to be a fruend to everyone Here fellow hell say to ou ACTIVITIES Baseball 3 4 ADAM YAMBER Basketball and Agnes take up most of Frltzs tume blond tall happy wears nice clothes sports lrght blue Dodge ambltnon a pllot ACTIVITIES s etball I 2 3 Fo ball 2 Base all 2 Vars R 2 3 The PORTAL 4 Portraits not Included W ERNEST HARBAUGH and GEORGE P KISELA C27 1 O O I A ' ' Il... , - , ,: ' . H ff - ' 1 I I 4:Y- ,2, ,: 4. . .. , . H -I, - 1 I, ' . - , ,z , lb , . - - - H H - I, ,J :' 1 ., I . ,: - ' ' ' ...Hru H H ,H - - . - ' : ' 1 , . o , ' . A..,, I It, , Y- - ,I ,,-,,,- s.. I I I . 'T' Q Bak , , ,4p ot 'I,g b l,g ity HH ,

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'ie 'Ns FASHION WEARS OUT MORE APPAREL THAN THE WOMAN The biggest event in our lives as Juniors was the night we played host to the Class of '52 at the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The setting was the famous A Jacktown Hotel near Irwin, Pa. Entertainment was provided by members of the Class of '53 including the choral group shown in the lower photo. The banquet OF menu and our appetites, sharpened by the long drive, made a fitting combination. After the feasting was done and the tables were pushed aside, the music of Dave Dysert and his Orchestra put the couples in a dancing mood. The night was all too short, but the memory of it shall linger long. ew? f 2 I I E 2 I HAD A DREAM WHICH WAS ALL NOT A DREAM LEFT to RIGHT-Kline, Luther, Shurnaker, Klimeck, Cucciardo, Glessner, Alwine, Barry, Blackburn, Wingard, Berkstresser, Hostettler. i295