Richland High School - Portal Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL . . Many of us are accustomed to thunk of school as a place where answers are always bemg sought There never seems to be an end to the quest for the whys and the wheretores Thus quest for answers us ot conttned to students alone Hugh School Prrncupal Carl E Lundqulst finds that there IS no such thmg as a statlc set of rules and provlslons that wlll solve every problem which each succeedmg day brnngs Each problem rs colored by a different set of clrcumstances and solutuons can only be found after assem blmg all available facts There IS luttle wonder that Mr Lundqulst has developed the capacuty of assrmulatung facts analyzing curcumstances and forming ludgments There ns also Inttle wonder If Mr Lundqunsts personalnty rs a composute f detective ludge and gury Many of us wnll also remember hum In the role of laller but best of all well remember hum as our frrend Donna Hancock Sh Iey Wlngard Ba bara Harrls CARL E LUNDQUIST u . ll Il - , hi - I 5 L . . -if SECRETARIES as as c be I is 12 Y?

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BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS Ten year ago The PORTAL made its appearance on the Richland scene. At that time the district schools had iust begun lo reach the limits of their capacity. The Board of Directors, at that time, realized that a building program was imminent, but just how a building program of the required magnitude could be carried through was the sixty tour dollar question. However, ten years ago the existing district schools were accommodating the school population. In this year of 1955, The PORTAL is ten years old. Within its brief span of life, the seemingly impossible was accomplished. A new building was erected, and for a time it seemed that the School Directors could rest on their oars. The classroom space was adequate. In case anyone believed this to be true, he was soon to be disillusioned. Two years ago, or several months before the last unit of our new school plant was com- pleted, it was necessary to rent classroom space outside our own district. Again the Board of Directors is confronted with the sixty-four dollar question. Marlin Wingard . .. ., . ,, President Robert S. Bogar . . Vice President A. T, Luther ,,,, .,,,. , Secretary S, Arthur Mack .,.,,, Treasurer Henry Albert , Member

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MISS CATHERINE BENFORD Drstrrct School Nurse MRS RUTH BREWER Home Economics Grades 7 B and 9 Vocational Home Economics Gades ll and 'I2 Adviser of the Bachelors Club RICHARD N CABLE Arrthmetrc 7 4 sections Arithmetic 8 I section Algebra I 'I sechon Nmth Grade Class Advrser Head Track Coach Assistant Football Coach Adviser of the Junror Sportsman Club NICK R CAMPITELLI n rsh 8 sec Ions n I5 2 sections Engllsh 'Il 'I section co Adviser of the Varsrty R Club Jumor Hugh Football Coach Junior Varsrty Basketball Coach Junror Hugh Basketball Coach MRS NORA G COVODE Geography 7 3 sectrons Geography 8 3 sectrons co Director of the Junror Class Play Adviser of the Dramatlcs Club Advuser of the Natronal Thespran Honor Socrety WALTER F CRISTE ebra I sections e ra Plane Geometry 2 sectuons Advrser of the Portal StaFf FACULTY ws.. fu... 1' xii V'