Richland High School - Portal Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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FRED WARSHEL e o 1- Of 5 c J t nd a t p .ice to Oea pr tty wavy hai ways ru t p oector ACTIVITI tu n D f WILLIAM WARSHEL n ort e ntldie nanne swell rersonality otner F F a N nyone a de h gre n C ev A IXITIES F C ub A Ba 4 Football Intramural Sports 3 4 EDITH WEBB Future te ephone operator more tun trian a barrel of monk ys Edie is usually seen with Lots enloys e lighter side of school ACTIVITIES YTeens I 2 RICHARD WELLER Was voted most likely to succeed his ambition? to become a rnilliana re can talk a leg off anyone always seen working on his car ACTIVITIES Science Club I Student Council 2 PORTAL 34 Intramural Basket ball 4 Senior Play 4 LEONA WINGARD The song bird ol the class lust look at that pretty lonc hair eqicient cla s secretary always gives he inc hand ACTIV TIES Class Treasurer I Bowin u Intran ura Spor s I Q 3 4 Cheerlea er 2 3 4 Club 2 3 Chorus 2 M xed Ensemble 2 3 4 Class Secretary 34 PORTAL 34 Honor Society 34 County Chorus 4 Dis trict Chorus 4 JANET WISSINGER Litte buidle at charms . . , full of pep and energy . . . always ready ta help , , . has roorn tar everyone 'n h heart. IVITIE Intramural ports IQ, ,4g Chorus 5 icnce Club , ixe nsern e I Girs' Ensern 5 , uceit Council 3g Gee Club 3, I44. SHIRLEY YOUNG .t uit etic the cas , . can lead and follow, too , . Shir wants to be a physical education instructor , . . I prei G, A, A. ACTIVITIES Class Secretar 1 Bowling Club I, Intramural Sports I,2,3,4, Student Council 2,35 Secretary 2.1 PORTAL 3,45 ECHO 3,45 Junior Play 3, G. A, A, 4, Presiaent 4. LARRIE ZIMMERMAN A handy man to have around , . . four years as our class president . . , sees brick laying in his future , , , likes to sing and to participate in sports. ACTIVITIES- Class President I,2,3,4, Bowling Club IQ: Football I,Q,3g Basketball I,2g Chorus l,2f Track 23, Varsity R 3,4, Mixed Ensemble 3g Bays' Quartette 4. OUR SENIORS if

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THE FRENCH CLASS .f uv C EST SI BON dd Blah Young Fave sensors and one lunuor under the durectuon ot Miss Leula Dodd s ent the thnrd peruod each day ln the French Class Durung te year the class read the French novel Labbe Constantin made record ungs and gave several dlalogues Conversatlon and the study t grammar took most ot the class tnme A Valentine party at vvhlch a genuune French atmosphere prevailed vvas the mam event ot the year Du mg the party all conversations and games were carrled on an the French language ROBERT STOPKO SHIRLEY STULL A e 'Y sh ll at Ks c D x Shar c' Nutr Or tho Came P actlcr- to 'ral-e sof' C s c hnc secreta y ca 1 s A l l ES ofvnng up A l 7 lntramurz student e bus c es A r S C ts arts 34 Bachelors Club 4 A JOANNE STRICK STEPHEN TOKI 6-rntle ot l. 159 1 V7 VV H PO VN L., han e D e'v e l er ws vvu g Horn ow attenatng onrstown Hugh ACTIMTIES co V' oot a C Scwnvg Clcb l 2 Platog aphv Clul O 3 G A l st v RT or smcn s Q8 Lv Q' v . 'v ,-1. . . K . 1' 'Ts 1 . A k A' - ,X 5 St- L M - DC , SU.-,f,:rt, G l'f., Eltf-'tt,r'g'-', A 'WK p ' ' ' ll Ill ' ,rw ' , ' . A o fvarts to be an ' 5- P d parmtc-rt V933 Slo wt n Lfe to p v as c-tball . . , 'rlendy te iz. , 'l ro, czrtjyove who has a car , . se ' F . C 'e Os 1 - V , , a QC CC'7 W' Ci clas.e5 'CTV'Tl B l Cll l, 'rt Cm: 2,o, 'cl . , , Fic l A Ay , CTIWTIES lt ::'nc'::! Sp , , 1 ' , l,2,3,4, Ybleens 23, G A. ,4 A, tonne' nf ' or' cz. :zvxcvs see mtl' A , ,th :ea t' tn his ds . our Mfg : Eeu 1:1 4 l tt qs ln ec the' this l't'nc1ly gal llnea hdntc A ClWG,', 'llln to use his talents tc 'iezi 3 e Ec . . is f' ' , A ' ' F c,.wIll J lar, ACTl rTlES -F lb ll l, Ch 'us l Tra k 4 - 'r ' ' , , 1 r s 'J 3, ECH , A, 4, fa' 'tt R 3, PO AL 3,-4, Sp 't A ' Cluc 4, P1-Sucre t .f I 'fflfsllff

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The Home Economics Department, a comparatively new course at Richland, fairly hummed with activity. Period after period, groups could be seen busily working under the instruction ot Mrs. Rafferty and Mrs. HOME ECONOMICS Brewer. Both Junior High and Senior High classes learned various home- malning and the techniques such as planning, cooking, and serving of meals, practical art of sewing, Here, in rooms furnished with the most modern equipment, home economics students gained much interesting and usetul experience. 'op Pnota C'-vu' calm N-tour. P:-I, Rav' Sack, GOvd'nO'1 TEA FOR TWO lu.. S uk '5 DRIVER TRAINING Motor Sales Company Johnstown Pennsylvania was the donor of the 53 Chevrolet driver training car used in Williant Smiths Safety Education Classes this year The practical value of this course is worth everything that is put into it We can never know the lull returns resulting from the good Ni C driving practices learned and devel oped in this class but we do know that the prevention of one fatal high way accident will compensate for the monetary cost ol the course In order to become licensed drivers students completing this course were required to pass the test given by the Pennsylvania Motor Police FAR AWAY PLACES LQ L. 30 s ,I ,311- V 6 -X W ,,, I iii ' , , ' i i ' x ' , , 'X 4 i - i - , , . , . . Q we: h if S-tw 'uf' ri' 2