Richland High School - Portal Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

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MICHAEL HOZIK IN CHARACTER Because we have had the pruvtlege ot knownng Mmchael Hoztk, we have acguured a true regard tor has Industry, a deep respect tor has wealth of knovvledge, an unselhsh prnde IH hts many accomplnshments, and a common truend rn the great names In luterature Hts foremost concern as our success, and our vvay ot saytng thank you ns expressed by thus dedncatton ' K - F , ,315 - Q , ' , Jigg a' 1, , , - K-ry 5 -E gE51,qi,..?,, - , v 'J f . f ,,, ,. A w- Q-- .. 45,3 ' ' - V 1-sw 4' ' '15'9'U i.. . 'yeas' MT, h , Q' lf? if 'l,+'l. X f ffl 5 A FOUR STAR FEATURE-THE JUIWQQ-SEIXHCF2 PFQOV I5 UNANIMOUSLY APDRCYEC BY ALL CQVERS QEWNVFLY NUT A BUDGET VET! QDEALLY SUFTED VO? SSQNC ADMINISTRATIUN X, X X 'K' I y. X 1 X i X H' n f Q , fA,- !l-- V- .- ,.-'Yw L, I DR GLENN C HE SUPERVISOR OF OPERATIONS QSUPERVISING PRINCIPALJ Gem Q mc Iwolcs w wuporfcmf cmd Chollemcm posmom aw T I ug Q amy Q upsfwwg uw educcmon cmd educational I gb II Owm ,VI 'he Curvg hm not yer Decum wgm I has ulreody tor e upvmomed Im L ,J Sc as Mb 1 LI IIT I I if A, Q if 'zf Dr, I ' C, Hess 5Lper'.fi,mg pf' ipff, I Qu ' J' Q ': M6236 dwg 54 Hug, I I' Q1 U11 V ' ' IQCIIII2' ug wgzmgp-:I 59 :: +:'w'ic-sw for 5 : 2 firre, fm I' 2 I ' KJ Yo 374.65 QI? i 'e 'p1 gnie,-'V T5 :,':iI'55 QI, 'Q In Nj, ' ' ' C d W3 'QC fa: gwi-,LH 34 ya-5'-'f Q:1Iv'5-5, lI'X. bu overiow ig being housed 5 Qfqmr, . ,V f',', tw, C.. 3' 'Q' I Q: Q' S: J :vii 'Qz' IQEQ Yiwwgg : 'A ' 'A I' is 5' 'If f' Sz, 5,3 -ff-1'f .lgiri -, In' L: N: peigu Q' ray 42 I LII'-'ld MARVIN ESHELMAN Presndenr MARLIN VNHNGARD Treasurer MANAGEMENT CBOARD or SCHOOL DIRECTORSJ A relnable and trustworthy management as our best assurance for guaranteed sattsfactnon openly recommend our governmg board vvnth e knowledge that they have provnded well for our educattonat opportunttnes Prohts from educataonol ventures are no reftected an monetary duvudends but ID values ar outreachnng the prohts of busnness The home the communuty and the world share uncounted prohts wnth each graduatung class W D HUGHES Vlce President ROGER W HAGER Member 9 t, A, r. LUTHER, secretory ' ' ' , We ' ' th ' t , . . I . f CARL E. LUNDQUIST PLANT CO-ORDINATOR QHIGH sc:HooL PRINCIPALJ fx- e ' 1-f.. 1. -JL -7-AA ,-V,-f if1 of , -o -.L.-l, My ,foo ,,1.L1g,.11, -H519 'Us Sewggz 71:1 oil! To.'.115hip Long ood fee L y 'oke soooc11C.1 1 Uke LCN f C1 V1 :mu Q WOQSNY Q Dormc Mo11lug1v111Q Voccm uquu Cl comcus -Nab I Q 1' 111 5p1te of e OI S fo cr o ydded To F115 docro ON LEAVE ix' l!':3 5 il P I L- ,- illl I- lk AT WORK odvlce ond Took o semester owoy ffom the worrnes ond cores or The work OdC1y world g ve Nomre C1 C o ce cm domoge eng o CVCHCTSITTCIIT more M Lwd Luv 111 ony how s 1 sl o 1 1 N no d H15 1 1 cold Decevv ev whlfe ' G Y PPO W ymg ob .I L1 C15 IQ 10161115 O 19 1 L1 V our ff' n gf if HUGH P. LIGGETT DIRECTOR OF TRAINING PROGRAM qsupeizvisoiz or SECONDARY EDUCATIONJ Protiting trom his long and varied experience as a former administrator in the Johnstown school system, our board called on Hugh P, Liggett to assume the duties ot Mr. Lundquist, Mr. Liggett agreed to lend a helping hand tor a short period, but was later persuaded to come out ot retirement and stay with us tor the remainder ot the year. We were glad to have Mrs Liggett with us and hope that his associations with us will compare favorably with his happy recollections ot the Johnstown schools, JUNIOR ADVISORY BOARD rsruomr couNciL orriceizsi The Student Council stands ready to do its share in student government. The council, under the direction ot Miss Lois Kindelberger, is made up of twenty members. Class representatives are shown elsewhere with their respective class groups. Shown in consultation with the dictionary are Barbara Davis, Chaplaing Carol Hart, Treasurer, George Shank, President, Frances Pitera, Secretaryg and George Gleich, Vice President. FINDS LANGUAGE ITS MOST POWERFUL MEDIUM IS FOK HU Mamma HOZIK K D JOHN J KUZMIAK MISS LOIS M MISS LEILA M DODD THE SALES PROMOTION STAFF C KINDELBERGEI2 5 ANJIPIIF I I7 IMISS LL F4 V 'xFF1N',EIN EILIIIUI I Z' -f-L!,..v--,, In 1 I-I II 4 J. L . EDJIISII IQ, 4 sectimvsg FucuII-,f i-TIXIQ-TI: Mxvmqr-v, FIICUIU FQIIIU QI Im- ELM, EngIish S 2 SL-tliwwg, FngII5II IO, 4 51-Liigfvs :,11L,7y LlrJ',1w.m, SVUC1:-IIT Conn' , :UI mv Fw-VC' I T sccvwgwgf Fw:'cIw II I Sz-CND , Mlhrw I, 2 :ACIICHS EIHQIISV 3 I HC? on 'JIQK Q C ELL ' 1 .MMI 9 4 I-x'Ius Emu' W1 Fqffr, 1' fum' A -, 7 I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES EXPAND AS WORLD WAYNE E LEI-IM!-IN MISS NETTIE JEAN RUSSELL CARI. E I-IEPINEI? eol ce ec? y ogy IO sec: ns Ele emo I1 do ence 9 I sec? on A e con Hstor 3 sedrons I sec IS SHRUNKEN BY MANS INVENTIVE GENIUS 105541 H HUBER OALEN F HOFFMAN WALTER F CRISIE P ce ecfo c sb sec on redo I s Q sec n I eo sec CCT O Educcmon r onornerry I sect o A 0 Umor YGI U PorfcI sToH I3 Gen r S me 9, 3 5 ions, PI1 - Bio! , 4 fo g rn ry Arn matic 3, 3 secfwons, A-Igcurg I :ics IQ, 2 Sc i ns. Sci , I , rn ri I y ' , 8, Non, I Cncrvvwsvf-f II, 3 svdwonz, GL-ncml Arifhrneiic 7, 4 sections, Ari1IwmcI.c Plone Georne-Yfy, 2 scdwcns, AIU I Sci ,n 9, I 5 I ng EnJI: 9, I 8, I fi g D'r r of Ji U I II, 2 ho Sp Sold G- nwefry, I 1 S I n, ' I I' ig , I ng Gvwser ITI1 J ' Por CE bg Adwwer of In THE OFFICE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS MRS NORA G COVODE DAVID W SAMUEL MISS SUE GREEN vogrf I 8 Mor Q Efomov c ProuIf ms OI Democfoc, ofId Hlsvofy Qecflorvs Cvogrmg nf IC L if I m 1 Q I H3 mr 4511 or CI Q mccfv I-Iwsfcry II 2 sodwons Focu C L S I ff we IC rv Mqmflo 0 Ihg SEIIOQI SIOVE A vI5rr IIIOI ISS IIIG GSS VISCI O 'xmor-C. I-Iomc Socmty CAREFULLY WATCHES WORLD TRENDS I-IARLES IA PUCKEY Y rw csc I n I TOIQ vow A er mv Hwsfovy I 2 secvno FQQIDPII wc Coodq Head BosIce1bc1II Ccac I K. If I9 4 QI IN ' IO, 4 , A , -KMC ' , , 7 IW ,vef ,I - : d ,e P35 C: Ib? .IU I- CI, V Ad A' I TI15 Ni F .J I L , A C, . . Boyg H-1-QrII'2 Q, I 5:-1 C g Buys Heath IQ. I , fo , H5 f 7, I sed 7 www I , I I ' ns, 3 5 THE DO IT YOURSELF DEPARTMENT MIKE I-IOLLICK U LIS e O s Me r' C D 2 4 se-Con BENJAMIN A MANOTTI ces 'os CCL O -1 n usvr QI A ts Shor Grades ough I2 7 se ons Jun o Football Coach T oak Coach MRS BETTY B HOOPER e o o Godes ch I2 se DONALD H FYOCK Vocofo GI Agrxcuhu e G Odes ough I2 ecvo s e u u e cz o Ame Rchlo d Chopre MISS BEVERLY RIDDELL Home Corvom cs G odes ough I2 the Sopho o e Closs OPENS NEW AVENUES OF MERCHANDISING I5 H n lv JU Ior BI ness Trginivg 9, 2 ' sqfi rm, C cm GI 'cmng 7 79 , I , II 5 'pil Ari, Gr d 7, 8, Und 9, 3 seo n , Fine Arts, Grades IO, II, :mo I2, 2 secvwons, Hmory 7, I 1 Irv. 45 - . 7 LEE D. KIPP I d i r 1, 7 ' V thr , - cti , i r High I . I r r . q 7 11 ' ' V Horn EC rm mics, r 7 . throuj , 5 :tions , H' 2 , 1' i rw ' r , r 9 vhr , 6 5 i n, Adviser of TFA E T r F rmers f VICG, I n r E I , f 7 V Ihr , 5 sedions, Adwser of VW F . SUPPLIERS OF QUALITY OFFICE FIXTURES Hr-RD 'Q L MISS VFRTHN Su-I Q CIP SGC CIO C O DON LD ff SPECIALISTS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF SOUND BODIES DISTRIBUTORS OF NOTES BANDAGES AND ABSENTEE REPORTS if -.dr KENNARD D GASTON MISS S CATHERINE BENFORD ANE BOYD CO O ACCOUNTING AND CREDIT DEPARTMENT MRS AGNES IIEIIMAISIISI VISS SHIRLEY If INGMIQD WSS SANDRA HESKEIH oo e CI I7 I I Cv I kg? 3 X Sr. 3' 5-f - . 41 A . I . ' X Z1 Eve? f of we Barn, Dfcmor J 2-N11 Svcs' 'lux-, 4 f-Pearce CCI nf. If: News HMI EFSENEIC, Grimm SOIOOI IrI5IrIIIvIcIwmI II'S'I-.:!oI'g MUSIC II' Gfudcs 7, 3, ww 9, 4 SLCIIOVIS. XI f 'S ' I A , I I I I. HIQH Sch I Secr Tow. Se V9 my. Seifemry. CULINARY DEPARTMENT VOLUME SALES HAVE MADE IT POSSIBLE TO MAINTAIN QUALITY WITHOUT INCREASING PRICES. Food with that home-cooked-flavor is The siockfihefrgide of our cafeteria staff. Nuririaus wears, always ready ar The sound of the ouzzer, a'f'acr ar ever IITCVGOSIITU C iefwiele. The fourth period is so arranged as we dow. me lunch periods, thus making if possible To serve hor lunches To a gre-afer number of studerirs. The cooks pictured here are Mrs, Christ, Mrs, Fleegie, Mrs, Zareloss, Mrs. Varriei Mrs, Miller, and Mrs, Feighrher. 'u ., .uv W , 2 , G 1 Q :E is -4: f W. Y is Y' , , , 5 , x fl f x lf X ye' i:bi'e s' 'I' BEST AVAILABLE MATERIALS OO INTO THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR PRODUCTS Our Cafeieria is filled Twice daily during the Iwo lunch periods, and because Ol gi classroom shariage if serves as a study hall during several periods of the day, I ri Eltkiiiiwf M PROMPT DELIVERY OF EVERY ITEM ASSURED On time with safety would seem to be the adopted slogan of the operators ot our rolling stoclc. Gathering the crop from all parts of Richland Township and making deliveries to tive separate locations resulted in a rather complex scheduling arrangement. Because ot this, it was impossible for our cameraman to get all drivers in focus. l-Ie did arrange, however, to snap Risch, Weaver, and I-Iershberger in one photo, and Bloom, Tooth, and Mishler in another. Mr. Miller, who Owns the contract buses, appears an page seven, MAINTENANCE or ouiz PLANT is SECOND , 1- oun srocic E I Ji N Responsibility for the heating and cleanliness ot our building rests with Carl Jeschonelc and Graham Wissinger, They are assisted by several part-time worlcers who talce over after the day shift goes hefiic. John Post, at right, is concerned with maintenance and repair on L: aistriqnwidc basis. I9 ONLY TO THE CARE AND HANDLING OF -'W S T Fig CONVEYER BELTS SAVE MUCH TIME AND LABOR BUT CAN NEVER BE USED TC EASE THE CLIMB UP THE LADDER OE SUCCESS. sk X NX CLASSES FIRST TIME ON THE OPEN MARKET-CLASS OF 1957 NOW AVAILABLE TO EMPLOYERS- A BRAND NEW CROP OF SENIORS WITH TALENTS AND ABILITIES TO SATISFY ANY REQUIREMENTS. MANY WELL ADAPTED FOR FURTHER TRAINING ILLUSTRATIONS AND DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS OF ALL PRODUCTS ARE INCLUDED ON THE PAGES FOLLOWING Havtng completed twelve years of careful processtng by expert craftsmen the class of l957 has attatned the coveted label Graduates The tlnal stages of production got under way early In the fall ot l95o Mr Davtd W Samuel became our chtet engtneer Four energettc ofttcers Glen Freeburn Davtd Betz Linda Young and Etleen Mtckel pushed the buttons that started the wheels of sentorhood turntng As wtth all enterpruses finances posed a problem The Football Froltc and Sweethearts Swtng were the names given to our social ventures Wallet bracelet and Chrtstmas card sales also helped to turntsh the money necessary to a successful year October I5 I6 and I7 were spent touring Washtngton D C It was a memorable whtrl and certatnly worth the headaches of money maktng protects requtred to Hnance tt Many ol our Une products found thetr way to the athlettc and mustc departments Ftlteen of our supertor qualtty :tems were accepted for membershtp tn the Nattonal Honor Soctety The Thesptan Soctety clarmed a share of our number also George Shank and George Gletch held the executtve ofltces of presrdent and vtce prestdent respecttvely tn our Student Counctl and at our tradtttonal Coronatron Ball regal honors went to Terry Harbaugh and George Shank On November 29 our class play entttled Katz Whtskers was presented under the dtrectton of Davtd W Samuel and Mass Letla Dodd Roger Eshelman and Margaret Muller played the leading roles Beverly Holsopple became Mtss Efltcrency as the student dtrector All too soon May QI arrtved and ntnety sux whtte capped sensors lft the halls ot Rrchlawd Townshtp Htgh School ready for dtstrtbutton mto thus work a day world Here tt as the new l957 lane stratght from our sentor department You may make your selectton from a wade vartety of stzes talents and styles All merchanduse ptctured here rs backed by guarantee and bears the seal of a hugh school dtploma 1 . 1 11 11 , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 5.11 1 I . - 1 . . . . ,, ' 1 . . ,, . . 1 1 I' . . 11 . . . 11 1 1 , . . . I . , ' 9 I 1 . I r . , , . CI ' 1 1 , . EVERY ITEM DESIGNED TO MEET THE MOST EXACTING REQUIREMENTS Eoch bronch of the Ncvions deiensc Nos given the oppononhf 'o Ift'6'w'iGf- Cf o53pe'cIossrnen. The Nofy fisif coincided with thot ot our photogropher, Resulti John Vvynn left, TeIenton First CIc1ss, USN, ond George Koss, Chief Petty Otficer, USNQ, stress to Senior Robert I-Iodzinto tre odvgntciges of seeing the world in trir' rIf:C1nfcut Iines of C1 soiIorIs uniform, '-0 5' ,rf ...-.......,, , ..........,. Liv L f , ,,f MS-N n' ra MARILYNN ABRAHAM As osferttsed ir Vogue , , 'ne sorrettirng snccin ,Jo Deen Iooxihg for , . . shes eIegc1nt ir' styIe , , l snxirti, putterneo ACTIVITIES, Y-Teerts I,2p Lritrn CIoIu I, Fistrirr Nurses ot !4.rr'ercu 3, Echo Stott 3, Ckzss R'ny 3, 4, PQRTAI -1 JOYCE ALBERT Pohsnecz r t.sn that stclys Iike new , , perpetucn motion . . , Comes wrrn ci IIIe time gurxrcxntee , ir,r1rIy to tinxvel to the ertos of the earth, ACTIVITIES- Y-Ter,-its IQ, IntiurriinriI Sports IQ, Bono IQ, Chorus IQ, Liorrny CIUIJ Vice Rresidr-nt Q, GAL 22, Fetore Nurses oI fine-ici: 3, Gi-In En-,eniI:Ir- fl Recipe Tr.-stew! , , , no nirmttrinixn f- v.forrue-1, . , stiitr INN: . , , cient-vt'Ii1I1iIltt rlltri Iinix snrft im:u'iriI wrrrnrvw. f r I nerson:1Iit' , , Vziors ton when norm , rI.,rii- ACTIVIIITS I r GAA 2: Int r1'r'isr c1I Sports Q ROY BERKEY Beors me seoIs of occeptrince cmd stud-,f . . . stmrp Iggking . , perrecr :of schooI , . srrootr, keen und highIy poIisInvcI . . . Iwown oIso Us JIM, ACTIVTIES- Screnre CIUIJ I, Int-cis , rtwrol Sports I, Junlor PortciI CIcr: 3, Honor Society 3,4 Mr-- Piesident 4, PORTAL 4, I' W' if x I. 4 ootsmo BERKsrf2EssEt2 1-X nreos 'g personality wth cnorocter to rnrntctt , , ins, 'Q Iike , I cn perfect chorci-, irn!,r tofturr-fi ffnd exrieitl, designee , , oITers c1eper1cIr1isiIitr,'. ACTIJITIES' Science Chin I, Bond 23, Bcxche-Ior CIUIJ 2, Chorus 2,3 4, MI-fed EnvArtiIiIr- 3: Cioss Rlof Stoge Crew 3 DAVID BETZ Lczoefziton' tested find rzro.e-f: , , his :traded Ieziriwe ,Q R' SoII-ee' . I specioI NI'I!IhIr- r--svstimq, I F Jersotilp c1n.I IX ,WM X Q 'Z 'runosonwe , , sv-,fleri for sports. -LCTIVITIES Hr-Y IQ, Stricii-rt COUHCII Trrsoswer I, .Ir Spcrtswzn CIi,et 2, Vzifsity FootIzrII 774 W .1 - ,-Q, irce P-'estcie-nt of SQ-nrr Cars I Q3 TO THE END THAT YOUR LICENSE MAY EXPIRE FIRST Our driver Waining p :g :tns 3 'f result of research designed to pefiecf Liles drivers. The fnishea produce are 'aio'- rnade to ti any cor and are esbectc: , equipped fo nteet all 'ood ard fuecvne' conditions. Our warranty is backed by the calm steady nerves at Ins'fuc'5r Sain ana an ofiicial operatofs license, -J' ' N.,- 3 gt JAMES BIVENS Well built and durable . , . right up to the minute in style and quality . , . a stand-out value , , , guaranteed to give good service. ACTIVITIES: Science Club If Sportsvnan Club 23: Future Farmers ot Afnerica 3,4 JUDITI-I BLOWERS Has the bearing Qt a leader . , . 99,445 accurate , , , versatile , , , highly dependable , , , the sparkle ot a brilliant tuture in her eyes ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens I,2g Intrarnural Sports I,2,3,4g Student Store Manager 2,3,4g GAA 3, Honor Society 34, Senior Plciyg PORTAL 4. JAINIICE BLUE This future nurse is small, compact, and witty , , , Iver sweet tooth keeps Hershey's in business . A . available in one size only ACTIVITIES: YfTeens IQ, Intrarrural Sports I, Band I2 3,45 Chorus I,2,3,4, GAA 23, SAM BOI-IACI-IICK Refer to Sam , 4 , an allrtinte iavorite , , a master of oractical iglces , , . skyscraper design tor greater visibility , . , :t power an the gridiron I , a true tfiend ACTIVITIES: Football 23,45 Track 2,3,-4, Sboftsn-an Cu, 25 Leatrerc-a't Club 3 BA IZIQON BRACKEINI S:tcfnt':a'It,' t's-ated Ie' au azrltt, , y 5 -fe ackpot 'Q' goaa aovss . 'fart' s an r.,sn3Ie sc, ' rio -txtftsn , is taobea to' success LCTNITIES- Banc: i-3, Chorus is S-1, Mtxea Enswnole IQ 3, Cauntt, Bmw: ' gg CILIL I Demi? Cvofus Q, Eta ree' Ct,t, I Ststr 1' Q H. 2 fo fs if- 1 4 sm- gt P, vgfvvo 4 DCTXIXID BLJKOJEC S:.: t 'fr' rw! :QMQJLA ., ..' rj . I ' T12 'Z' ln' 'IfIIQI J L ECpQI sri ' Deli. DefQY ELJZZFQZ 5,ZZ' iiz' :,, ' ' . -r r 1' 5 1 L 5' X. IQ, Crzzpg 3. f f sg L C-, +1- Z, Bari -1, Serwgr 331, ROBERT CCIVIINI Cru' , ,zqa 'pu , pu 1-FY'-1 LQ V ' : , Tj . i,'I,Y I nw V' :wg 'LOT . ES 'Ir V ' C I.. V MXARLENE CONOIXJIE sy Nance her cIf1rk ey'-S . . . natcri1IIf caIIy hm wry Li' Ieavares aha Iwght In Newghr . 4 comes wah 11 complete fmrdrabe ne ecrIpr1heIaIesrsryIes F-.CTWITIES J' Y-T-eehs Ig S' V-Teehs 2, Mzzoreve IQ, Chcras I,'2 3, Irrru- r,'.: Seofrs If Cn-LerIf-aaer Z GAA 2, C' :ss PIQI, I-fwfr--cs ' INDIVIDUAL'S OPINION IMPORTANT IN COUNCIL MATTERS iY. Selected by Their associates, These sehiors bear The sramp of smdehr goverrmmehf approvaI, Backea by TweIve years' experience, they are vveII aaahhea Ior SIacIehT COahciI Ieadership. They have vary aaahfy for perfect performance, and afe aII their aaviser, Miss Kihdeberger, ceafd ask Icr, Ih'rw'ecIiare response To saggesfipw Is assafeci ahcI frpapIe'Ifee Jpercmah QUOVCIVWTQQTI - 1' ,-' ATTENTION TO DETAIL NOT OVER- LOOKED IN MASS PRODUCTION AGE QONFLD OC ff! E' Qf, , .. A W I, MA, JFELJA ,KVM :QKUT ',I 742 ' 1, vwv A--1 I -?fI . Iv L, , , , BARBARA CUSTE52 Sfrongp-1' ?'.:v' :zwwwm 1' I 'In , t .yI.'- IIQ-pp-mIuIvIe wx , , A QISUIII I' 1v,,- Q , Tw, .IIAMIM .L IIT ou?-door: E1 qfvwwvw- Imp- I g,,'I-, mm X-CIIUIIE3 CHQVU5 I, V Ley flfiru-Ty CIUII Iv T' I-v I,r.vI SIIUIII, 'I -5 RONALD CUSTEI2 H115 IQVI I : w- Io: xrmwovw pcuwm- nmwvww UH QXpv'653IO NAI' U In-nity ev I: Q QOOLI COWIJJLITIII TUVOUQIIOUI , , . SQLTISIUCYIOH gm1v,1v'TQ-,I ACTIVITIES Sur-'If' CIUL1 If Bcxserzdi 2 3,4g BXICIIUIQI C -:, VM- PvewIwwt 2,3 Pcxrfs of speech, Ieffer writing, composirion work, cmd poetry upprecIofIcri UII received dose scrutiny In ou' senior EIWQMSI1 course, TIWOIAOUQIW treatment Wag QI50 given ro SIwc1I4espec1re's ploy, IVIOCBQIIW, by our teacher, ,'VTIcIwoeI Hozik Trwif Ccurse is mCIufIefI U5 SICJITOCIVCI egbipmem, wg DOREEIXI DAVIS OH we go, irtg The fri I :Ive yortae' I I always -tem I I I aIN:if3 Vierwoly I I I a persortakty warzictefizec Dy oyaity . I I ci Lima' ty item FCTIXITIES- Y-Teem I 2, Chorus I. JOHN DAVIS A whiz with 3 sketch pad I , I aetomatic transmission I I . breaks the soima oarrier . . . guaranteed excuse making abiIity . , I SatmeI 1.0 his friends . I I suitarJIe for game hunting, ACTIVITIES: Sportsman CIUIJ I, Truck I,2,3,4I Hi-Y 25 FOOTIJQII 25 Jr, Conservation CIIJD 3, Nutiov'uI Thespian Society 3,4, Junior Play, PORTAL 4. VVILLIAM DESI-IOIXIG Has a aiiir'-onct in minct tr-e I1aseI1aII mriety, of cause I I , Iet styled Hockey pIa-yer . I I Uiggeis, it'5 Reer1erI . I , cigoipped with o.ercIi'iJe I I I reior vvtettLIv.:d '15 L1 gentleman. ACTIVITIES: B::se:,fxII I,Q,3,4, Hi-Y 27 Varsity R SAI Junior PIayI SALLY EASTERBROOK Grace and DOISE3 persortitied I . I oVerfIows with origirtaIity , I I ri reputieition for fifcurac-,' , I , a rare combirafion of simpIicity and kinetic energy I I I qi speaker for Democraty. ACTIVITIES- Jr, Y-Teens II Sr. Y-Teens 2g Student Council I,2,3g Student CoimcI Secretary IQ: ECHO 2,1 Honor Society Secretary 3,-4, N:itioriaI Trieszzicw Society S-SI Reporter 4, Dramatics CIED 3y PORT!-L 4I ROGER ESI-IELMAIXI The reIi:1I5Ie type . I I doesnt wander citzoot :iimIeSsIy , . I 'tign perceritczge' ot r4o:iIity 'wateri11I I . Good rt igoreg not poor in spelhvg I , I thinks Margaret begins -Nita a tapitaI ACTIVITIES: BQzsketmiII I,2,3,4g Mixed En5emIJIe I,Q,3g Crxarus I,2,3,4, Sari! I,Q,3,4I Stpoert Direitor 4, Caority Bartz! I,2g Distrizt Ba 3 34: Nzitiarmcl Tpestiizm Society QZAI District Criows I, Cont, Crows 3, Qi Pot: 3, Seite' Pfiy, PORTAL RICHARD FETZER P6560 50' ilu, iffesa eztzzser- , zzio.-41: Jem tor art work . , :1::e::t: e for 'tte srmegi :aries I 3 auger seen on 'Stag' 'ineg I I I afixiIg:pi-iti, or:eitii.iwI ACTIJITIES: Hi-Y I,2g I-IifY Ba5ket::.iII IQ: I.e':trte':':::t 3 'P D EVERY DETAIL OF THE '57 MODEL RECEIVES CLOSE ATTENTION E-I by-procogfs of I-tome Ecoromics classes 'wave what if fakes for Iwome making. They perform weI ana are backed by a life time guarantee. Cam do aII IwooseI1oId chores and carry the Good Housekeeping seal. HigItIy satisfactory as a permanent ixture in any horvei In the above photo, Terry Lee Harbaogh pIams. aIteratior1s for JoAima Stuver. I I Q , , II' Pl COMPLEX SENTENCES FAILED TO PERPLEX STUDENTS OF FRENCH Recommended tar travel abroad. Nat intended Ta be of ambassador quality, but sbould prevent starvation in Raris or surrounding area. Its use in is . ..!1..f restaurants may save yaa many times 'be original Casr, Members ot the class taught by Miss Leila Dodd include .lack Davis, Stanley Hubbard, Dan Bukayec, Ray Berkey, Barbara Luczlca, Glen Freeburn, Barry Stern, Kit Tlcacilc, Danna Neatraur, james l-lillegas, Robert Hadzima, Marilynn Abraham, and Jafxnna Stuyer. CAROL FISHER Perfectly praqtlful , . camanes tm- L, mg-nts at qairft appllcatton and swee' giersaryzltvy , Q .4-,an-ez: lat 'tw- busmess wO'3c , , CWi1','S J' trw certe- at i1'DQO Lrctuvty f?CllVll'ES' Jr, Yfleevs T S' Vlevvs f, ffl-lf' Z 'Nlatavm l-tomar Sac Ely 3,4 GLEN FREEBURN Bb ' 'O wtvistanfl Q Vs , s'. mg A, clean-cu es , . gtfes Q - fumble sew , exqlasn Janie's I recarrmenaed tc :allege degree '?CTl.lTlES- w H QF Baskvball l, Fao'::a 'R 2 4, Baseuez' ' F 1 L Bash-vt, 2 3.4, Sf-,C6r'7 Cawit I '- ', R Q 2 -1 :estfu- ' 2 GARREN GASTON 5- 1 ti- at 'tn frns 'D ' C by CO5 R .SKF ,. fl . rg 5 ft' .I ix, x. tr ART DEPARTMENT UPS PORTAL SUBSCRIPTIONS Posters created in the art classes pushed yearbook subscriptions to a new high. A combination of cartoons and humorous messages attracted wide atten- tion. Dick Fetzer and Don Jessell adjust the air brush which was used so eflectively in poster work. ELEANOR GIFFIN Completely automatic . no speciri wang icczcu , our teminine version of the Marine Clriislc , . :ommuna performance . . . possesses Gne character traits. IACTIJITIES, Y-Teens 2. GEORGE GLEICFI Modern blending at brains and wit , dicct clrivcr construction . , , gi Erie mixer . . . a personality that never lades . . . superior quality at moJerate cost ACTIVITIES- Jr. High Basketball I, Sportsman Club l,2,3: Stuctcnt Council .fizc President 4, GENE GULLY Comes in a tall package . guriirintrrit to iuii auictly lor many years , , , has that 'iCoritinrfmnl ioctl y Inst year's impon from Johnstown High ACTIVITIFS 'Wrestling I, Sportsman Club 3. ROBERT l-IADZIMA Hudzie is genuine and an appliance any homemaker would be proud to own . , , a favorite actor in class plays . . . real debonair tor all seasons. ACTIVITIES: Footoall l,2,3. Track I,2,3,47 Hi-Y Ig Sportsman Club 2.3t Junior Play TERRY LEE HARBAUGH Charm combined with cheering eflliciericy , , A truly femininc . , , fashion right , , . perfect example of distinctive styling and quality leatures . . . rung smoothly and quietly. ACTIVI- TIES: YfTeens I,2g Band I,2,3, Chorus l,2,3. Class President 'Q, Student Council 2, Cheerleader 3.45 Dramarics Club 3g Senior Playg Class Queen. LYNN HARRISON Ebo comes equipped with sleeping tablets especially adapted tor classroom use , . , has recoil staiter and tone mufller , . , idea! tor all your farming needs. ACTIVITIES: Future Farmers of America l.2,3,4. EADY TO THAT A15 2I 4 .-.AQQQ X VN --J .. ,V V if F za' .f, , ' , M si i Mfg' '-' ,VQQY SQ? HFQJEY Q -- 2:1 'zu zff- . ,S .',-f 1 :1-,vw V- H, N , S 1, -:S Sf--Sf C144 JQANN HEIDQNGSFELDER Umw-vsf1H',f ::r1f1rV:1N, fn Arjvl-V -11 VW, V ww my ,wht Vw yum? 'www-1 f1LYfvv,9,, w , LCV. l :www cw- 'z' zz fm-f X-CTNINTNES 13 ' f 1 : I Wt:-3 fi EO-+C Sm? -1 fis' vff'-7 MARY HENRY ,ve Hp M159-,f irmghwfx ,n fznm' fflhrwcg - J: if ', ' M qwzffffl low qwmws my Dugiruu r fy fl f , 'Nfl Jyfg YQ 'E-fy gn wwf HUJC' imc .wx A - ' tcwfi M V x' 1' ' S Af 1 i Complexity in emgmeerivg wefhods MN place Q f O? r me for EE HMCQ1 rciwwj Uvough of IALIZED IN SOLID CLASS 96 ev ed S 'CS T C ' Ob'TGS6S Of prcdpcfyofw. fHufC'W'11'iC'S 'CCUWG OH ever irwcrecsmg knowledge iw: -se 35 '::f evw':1ficS. Cyn' Lcwg, Bm!! Xf'.f6,e', 5:r .f S'e 'i IPC: 335 Colvin mspec' Some of 'HQ S-:de S 'Since rm gforve- ffy Swdems, EQUALIZING THE FORCES OF TEMPERAMENT AND MAIN- TAINING THE BALANCE OF POWER ARE ESSENTIAL FOR SURVIVAL Understanding the sirnple machines is a step toward coping with the complex machines of this machine age. George Gleich manipulates the weights and pulleys fvhile Don Bukovec records the observations for further study, JAMES HILLEGAS Practically iriclestructible . , , T-V for tested value , , a favorite for casual good looks , . . quality that clcnic: dehnition , , , a perfect companion for Kit, BEVERLY HOLSOPPLE A secretary and boolclceeper all in one package , , , has ci modern finish that stays beautiful . , . chic as a Paris hat . . , fully equipped with knowhow. ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens I,2p Chorus I,2,3, Intramural Sports I, Girls' Ensemble 3,45 Drama- tics Club 3j Thespian Society 3,4f Vice President of Thespians 4, ECHO Staff 3, PORTAL 4, Student Director of Senior Play, PATRICIA JANSEN A well-polished gem A A . rornantically paired, but goocl , , style setter , , , the youngest model we have to Oflcr , iaunty, pert, and feminine ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens l,2. MARGARET JERNEY Peggy is shock resistant V - , stays bright evc-it rxflc-i rc-peaied cheering sessions . . carefully tailored . , . comes equipped with a vivacious personality . . peaches and cream complexion. ACTIVITIES: Y-Toe-ns l,2g Cheerleader l,2,3,d, Intramiiral Sports If Chorus 3, GAA 3g PORTAL 4- DONALD .IESSEL Pete has the touch of an artist . , , light lootcrl Io. extensive tracks , . . good hornestc-ading qualities , , . quiet, handsome styling , . , correct tor' any occasion, ACTIVITIES: Leathercraft Club l,2,3: l.iI'Jrai'iun lg Varsity Basketball Manage' Sp Baseball Scorelreeper 3. SONYA KARCHNAK Con survive amidst keen competition , A , top perfoiirftnr In every endeavor , , , vesatile Y , . approved by leading authorities , . , won't fc- le ever , . I changes disettian effortlessly. ACTIVITIES: Cleerleader Ig Chorus IQ: Student Council I27 Y-Teens l,2g D imatics Club President 3, Nationri' Thesp in Society 3,4, ECHO Staff 3 , I f.fILLlAi'v'. KAUFMIA N Vigsl it :writ 'Lst C' Corfgirf , Vfnunf: JC' I?Ci.n': nf-S Q StiOngC-' thfir stebl , 'ic1f,-stiuctiizln Vf sonfiftu ACTIEIITIFS CO:-wf .f'itior CIUD I, Foctofzll IQ 3 4, 'fuk I Q' If'-'wet inf: I J FFA 234, '-'11 5if, 'R' 3, Footngfl 'C-Czizzttz-X 56: T-'i:1w - my Devon 'it Ptewzzfe SU: :stu C-into X MARY ANN KEIQIVIIINI 'Kr-iw is C1 lmncllf- QI Nick: 'I twinllfn 'n Iwi Cyr- tlicit uint to Unnotiqc-fl fi vigtuif' OI 'OOCI hcrilth mm I I I lmiipinmiss , 'TIS will In my 1liswv'sI'1v'ff- 'Ji condition , lilr- ol thy panty, MARIANNE KILLIAN Wcitc-I cmd flUSI:I'f'SISI!HtI . Inuilt-In rlmim device , , perfect lor picnics rind spotting events , , neatly styled, compcicr, cmd gooo looking ACTIVITIES. Cheerleader I, Y- Teens 2, Chorus 2, DORIS KOPKA CupfriI40 will ITII Ihif iimgcls OI tiny Izoss who wcmts ci goocl scci'etmi'y . , , fi foul prxl , . , cxprctssivc luluc Cycs , I , no-Joi' wanting for Gm cinswci' , . , definitely ci quolity item, JOAN KOSIVIATINIE Stays bright ond shining , Q I has Chcirm Combined with piciqticcility , , , limitless supply Qt cncigy , . mlwoys ot peck of pvrforrnonce . . no longer on the Dpi-:1 morlceti ACTIVI- TIES: Y-Tcfcns IQ, Chorus 2, Intrumwul Spovts 23,-4, GAA 3,4 CYRIL LONG Adciptoble for reading I , , oppfopriotc for ranch lite , , , hne craftsman . , , excellent qualities included , . I extremely low surface noise . . , usually gets the long end of 0 bargain ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y l,3, Bachelor Club 2 W1 ON BEING ALIVE - AND STAYING THAT WAY Xlfitii .ICA 'Q mcizing p:'cc:C:'icn CC3'S dow- cwf: iwteiecwul mcfoges up, ics' 'wc ciccidews wi--Q ireventffcl tiyf cz .nel eczqzzgzefz cvs' ,Lid Simon THC 'wg gr-3 FQ 333 'QV WS' Cid Q-:iw-.jnt .air 'i'm1g'wi, swf I3-it i:h1:'i::i If cci.o 2zI in I ,Mx . .I 'z 'CII' I C-git. GYM CLASS HAS FAR REACH- ING EFFECTS ON HEALTH AND PERSONALITY JQAN LOUSHE ,M zzrfmfl ww fra-ml in super-Cm: svwynrfss , I mml rowrol Wim Hwy, 'L-'lfmlfr in every flc-'ru-l , , , ,vm Vlvr potfrrvlrxl vw- v.,,ff-,mug wr Purse SUOVYCIQC ACTlVlllFS YTQC-rls HQ, Cnovub 32, lmr1:'v'U't1l Sporlg I, Nononul Thesplfm Soclc-vy ZA, Jlmlgr Porml Cleo, Smoenf Director of the Jun or Play, PORTA- 4, BARBARA LUCZKO Perf, prrrffy, rmrl u5ClUl , A , L1 Dflpulrlr Sfylf- - , Q rlocSn'T mlsg fn lracovvcl ol lun . , lu Hu- Nrwv York fxrg-rl only f'XCllVlllES: Y-Trrrfvws l,2, Sfuflf-rv? Coeur- l 3,-4, Chorus 23, Cheevlerxder 3.4: GAF 3, DV'1l'7'1l' Cs Clkgo 3, Hove' Sgglety SA, lmrovvwrql Spor?s 391, Senior Plnfg PORT-1- 4 BEVERLY MFNSFIELD fl 'F 157-'mlm-V , rnirrzpfrmle 99 lomw gf ritfvwv-y U , l:l m Vfzvf, i5'oV'1'glGwS Slylecl 99 blend fv'lx fmy fro - fxrffrlfll f-':,Ipv'v'-rf lflludes For lurvmg lo' fxcglyrgqf 'NCll,'lTlES' Crips l, Ji Y-Teens l, Sr, Y-Teens 2, Jorg' ' Plow, fl zwmy CLI: 3, Nmorwul Thesprcm Soclevy 34, ECHO Slug -4 LOUIS MCGOUGH '-A-'H svlr-s fmle you NC'k , , . rwfo'w1tnc cow' poppy , . , mglgrwr-C: vo wmv fre elervefvs A , . speed den-or wvh covwofl. xi- ffcn, sle':r:y LYZCE' ov' loot , , , r1dU5f:1ble 'czrugf mrzlcw' ' -F' ACTH-T7 FS' t5r: :: l Q, Orcrweslru lj Hx-Y 2, Chews Q, Come xf'flCr' Cluli J, proper conditioning. Supplememing Colisrhenics, Mrs, Horrief Phelps resorted to boslcelboll, Tumbling, volleyball, solrboll, ond donclrwg. Following in The exercise routine obove ore Joon Kosmofine, Mory Ann Kermin, Lilro Moschgor, Por Murphy, CmdJC1Clcie Molrmor. QUSY lo bo rxrourwfl , , rxvflllrlolf: S 33 Top elllicierwcy Connor be expected without JOHN MCKOOL Free, lun-lovtrta style . , I gust thn type for playing merry planks , , . smooth and intpin-ssivi' looking I goes well any atinosphorff I I I piacttcf-s thc- ronservation ol enei ACTIVITIES: Science Club I, Football l, HifY Q: Conservation Club S. JUDITH MCMILLAN Practical and well-aclyusted I , can Inc safely recornrnended tor dependability , I , contpc-tes succc-sslully with all competi- tion . I . always chooses with good taste, ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens IQ, Archery Club 3. EILEEINI MICKEL Youthful sophistication I , , meets every occasion in high fashion . , . smart ag they Conte I I I neat, precise, and pretty I I I a perfect Companion ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens IQ: Secretary I, Chorus IQ, Secretary at Class l,2,3,4: Cheerleader BA, Honor Society BA, Student Council 3, Thespian Society 3, 4, GAA 3,47 Vice President 4, Senior Play, PORTAL 4 NAOMI MICKEY Pert and proper wtth srnart sintrl-city I I I quiet acton . I , outstanaiva Ieatuies lor Ia coirpareg with Cu' hrtest quality ACTIVITIES: Serving Clutl MARGARET MILLER ECHO st, lir.ht to fh tyatna , mtg- saver Clrisshr-rf 'tg follf-rib lt' Hal If ' ll styltrz to iwvts itttf-wrt. it y ft-ry 1 f 'Hs 1 in, It triii- nfs tri' i 'rMPt,lt, f+-.I Tl,itlfS Titles I l'tt'f1l' il SV w s ITC 3 CUOW1 E I POA, Gew Q3-1, TM. -1 HANG Q fI, 'X' P t ' Clzsl ,if Pit vt- tt 'Ji-H1 E S Vlf O Tt Vt'1n SCft'I, 4 O E'tv- title -1 POFTL, -1, S iff P MAPLIIXI MILLER AI ,i.., ,,,, , I .-. , ,i 4, . .,,,,, . . - vt I-twin if . lf? ,J .nv ,,, I U11 C. .i,. I ',,5,, gown, ' 14 vtIf,,, I sup. QY f L 'fs X ii t ',.,, ,I , V-v HOW, WHEN, AND WHERE DID THIS HAPPEN? Fortunately, this is gust a piacfica clfnl, but a word ot caution ntay be in ofrlcit, Provisions should be ntade in the dfessina at the let: to allow tor an adequate air Supply. ln this group are Nacnii Mickey ht thinlc, Sonya Karchnalc, Judy McMilla:y Beverly Mansheld, and Carol Sfvaltelr W8 'J lf? X.-1 ROBERT MILLER Boo 's the dafliest driver you've ever seen , , . comes n.t:t Jr' exclusive smile , , , everyone'5 favorite for fun , . , r'rgr,xt appearance . . guaranteed not to stretch, ACTIVITIES, Eusketball I,2, Band l,2,3,4, President 2,3,4, Chorus l,2,4, Hi-Y 23, Secretory 3, Junior Play, Thespian Society 3,4, PORTAL 4, DAVID MILLS Feet is a decidedly difterent style . , , tailor-made for leisure . . , dehnitely in the modern trend I , , readily adap- table for work or play. ACTIVITIES: Band 2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Track 23, Hi-Y 23, Mixed Ensemble 3, PORTAL 4, JACOUELINE MOLNAR Has the slim, sculptured look , , , a high stepping baton twirler . . , a master of debits and credits . , , neat as a pin , . an unbeatable combination with Liz and Marianne. ACTIVITIES: Student Council I, Chorus I,2,4, Y-Teens 2, Ma,ore1te 3,4. CAROLYN MORGAN Here at last , , , a new hi-Ii tone quality in flutes , . . nrghly dependable , , , good performance in all activities , . . :til the features wanted in a smart, hard-working unit. ACTI- VITIES, Y-Teens l,2, President I, Band I,2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Intramural Sports l,2,3, Jr, Portal Club 3, Girls' Ensemble 3,4, District, County, and State Choruses 3, Senior Play, Student Council 3, District Chorus 4, Honor Society 4, PORTAL 4, EDUCATION'S HIGHEST GOAL -A SOUND MIND IN A SOUND BODY I I, z It at ,jimi t -fa! X -ASI.. Sound minds in healthy bodies was the chief aim of the boys' physical education teachers, Don McCrae and Charles Puckey. Such sports as base- ball, relay racing, soccer, basketball, and the like are used to great advantage in body-building exercises. The basket drill below shows Rhodes, Skiles, Watts, Tkacik, Kaufman, Wentz, McKool, Shank, Wingard, Weaver, Toomey, and Long perfecting their techniques while Mr. Puckey looks on. The ,-, . t J LIFRA MOSCI-IGAT Clweik this perky Iypf vfzn '11 Mfr-,f in fra Mfxrglw 4 , U nofurml Q-fref 41 rvwrrwer fl Wfrstrvt 55 .-,t rzl ltg best , h Gttrocts mcxmf 'Owl tfnclz FACIIVITIIS ict Cl-.D I, Senro-' Y-Teens Z PATRICIA MURPHY Useful rmplernenf oporrzto- 'tn ,tt-It lfrrrr' kv-pw' Ur r' look through countless wrzslmtnqg , wfsrrtrlg fmfl 'wmv Int' uhle, yet compact . . , rmtlo-Irut npflrutlon , . no Chou nl color ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens I, Bond l,2,3,fip flwluz I,2,3,f1, GAA 2,1 Girls' Ensemble 234, County Bond 24, lnttmvlufuf Sports 23: County Chorus 35 Dlstrnct und Stole Epmd 3, Sc-not Pluy, Portal A, Thespions 4, DONNA NEATROUI2 Comes especially cqurppml wnlh rl Irruqln tlmt ru lrlwrrv- flosp- to Ulm surface . . . Iver v-yr-5 lrcmvc cl spculxlct ol lun In tlmcrn , , . U15 Ylwc reclcly-lofwcor styles , , , no oltcrullons nun-rlml Free of oll unnecessary nolsr' , Q crbllitrcs an cornmnrcrcxl work will IDC in demand , I ' toonrugc look that will lust 41 pmrvncr in Dorrs Und Dorig, Inc , , , rgqommcmlc-d lot rclicmlule performance. PRESENTING RlCHLAND'S NEW LINE OF DO-IT-YOURSELFERS ..., Il Q9-V A vm.. Il . ml ' I X e mf ft We proudly present this new and ultrcr-practical line ol do-it-yourselfers who Ore expertly trained in our lnelU5trioI Arts Department under the watchful eye of Lee D, Kipp. Absorbed in the work ot constructing scale model homes ore Joy Vvingorcl, Allen Slciles, Gene Gully, Jim Worshel, and Ron Custer, pall 1 'JON A Q, PROSPEROUS CONDITIONS RE- FLECTED BY MONEY BAG PRODUCTION If you can make it, you can own it. Under the expert supervision of Beniamin Manotti, his proteges turned out many fine handbags, belts, and wallets in beautifully hand-fooled designs, Conferring with Mr. Manotti are Lou McGough and Bill Powell. Cyril Long, John McKool, Richard Fetzer, Bill Deshong, Bob Colvin, and Bill Boyko work on their projects. Q it 1 V-an ,.v,5,., .t,,. il NY. -,TN Wa, MARY JANE PITERA Operates by remote control unit . . , does wonders with a baton , , A well-groomed and pretty , , 5 there's a white cap in her dreams , . , see index under Janie, ACTIVITIES: Chorus l,2,45 Girls' Ensemble l,2,35 Maiorette l,2,3,45 Head Maiorette 4g Intramural Sports l,2,3,45 GAA 2,345 Secretary 4, Vocalaires I,25 Class Treasurer 35 PORTAL 45 WILLIAM POWELL Sparked for high-powered energy 5 . 5 perfectionist in his work , , , magnetic qualities , , , satisfactory and lasting service assured , . , available in color, ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,35 Chorus l,2,35 Vice President of Class lg Student Council lg Hi-Y l,2,35 Mixed Ensemble 35 Senior Ploy5 PORTAL 4. ROGER RHODES Lightweight material designed for strength . , . adopts the casual outdoor look . . . available with the Ag, course . . , has that distinctive something that makes him stand out. ACTIVITIES: Future Farmers of America l,2,3,4: Secretary 4, JANET RITTER Long playing feature welcomed by any group , , whisper-quiet and trouble-free . . , graceful design with u lifetime guarantee , , , bound to please 5 , . no longer available, ACTIVITIES: Y- Teens 2, DORIS SGONTZ Stays crisp and fresh all day , , , philosophical outlook , . . listed under Doubting Doris . . . always practical , , 4 special giggle at no extra cost ACTIVITIES: Art Club IA GEORGE Sl-IANK A big seller far years I , , made to highest specifications , , tops in performance as eliiciency farmer , , . successfully combines work and pleasure. ACTIVITIES: J, V, Basketball lp Track lj Baseball Manager lg FFA 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 Student Council 2,3,4, President 45 Class Vice President 25 Honor Society 3,45 King of Senior Class. 37 THOMAS SIMMONS Cont be blocked by Ice or snow. I I I operutes in low ge-or . , I supplied in one size oltly sperixilly gnocespeu tg, resist lturu wg-nf. ACTIVITIES Futew- Eirnzi-IS ol f Il' ' I2 3,4 ALLEN SKILES Designed lor long ocertn voyuges . I I scinloiizeri to minimize shrinkage I I I repluced if there is ony rneqlmnrcril Or vitol detect I I I resists weathering and fading. ACTIVITIES Auto Club Ig Stuge Crew 2.3, Bkleltr-Igv Clulm 3, Story Nronoger 4. ANITA SMITH Listed under Smitty , . I designed with solt snnpligity . . , will not Chip or turnnsh I I I trlm in uppeurcmne , , guurrtnteed to improve ony kitchen or bullrooin, ACTIVITIES Y-Teens l,2, Chorus 2,31 Junior Ploy I Senior Court SHIRLEY SMITH A srnoll pocket of cheerlul personality . I , light weight for ehiciency , . . odds o touch of brightness wherever she is , . . ebony hair with u high gloss . I . 11 worlcm hee. ACTIVITIES: Sewing Club II A PAUL BUNYAN VARIETY INSPECTS MONTICELLO - DECIDES TO LOOK FOR LARGER QUARTERS S like i . yi 3 ,, iarxrqg: min This model earned tor Bill Powell G reputation os cu mosterdrottsmon, First built os o project in Miss Sue Green's World History Class, it won the Best in Show oword ot the Historomo held ot lndiono Stote Teochers' College, ond merited o Second Ploce oword ot the Buhl Plonetoriurn Historomo, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvonid I5 POPULARITY OF OUR PRO- DUCTS IS ATTESTED BY THIS GROUP OF AUTOGRAPH SEEKERS Most popular of the RHS brands were the Seniors who were constantly besieged for autographs by underclassmen. Writer's cramp reached epidemic proportions follow- ing the release of the '57 PORTAL. Eddie Wentz, at right, is literally cornered by autograph seekers. the , V ' ua, BARRY STERN Authentic Naval Reserve styling , , , equipped with built, in power , , . tailored with particular care . , , will give good performance . , , stern, but not austere. ACTIVITIES. Junior Portal Club 3, PORTAL 4, JO ANNA STUVER Jo is perfect for sportswear , . . needs no starch , . A has plenty of what every girl dreams of - mink . , , complete and unabridged bag of tricks . , . smooth tan finish. ACTIVITIES: Band l,2, Chorus l,2, GAA l,3,4, Intramural Sports l,2, PORTAL 4, Senior Play Make-up, CAROL SWALTEK Stays garden fresh , . . bundle of fun , . , has a flair for baking . . . a straight shooter, season after season , , , our girl Friday. ACTIVITIES: Chorus l,2, Y-Teens l,2, Intramural Sports I,2,3,4, Librarian l,2, GAA 3,4, Thespian Society 14, Junior Play, Senior Play, PORTAL 4. KIT TKACIK You'll get a chuckle out of his ready wit . . . a bachelor at heart , . , French styling in sideburns , , , good quality ul a money saving value , , . no trade-in allowed. ACTIVITIES: Science Club I, Hi-Y 2, Sportsman Club Q, Conseivution Club 3, Junior Play, Senior Play. ELIZABETH TOKI Deluxe in every detail , . , ilu'-rr-'s ri piquunt qniety embodied .n the pert lines of this feminine cliurnier , , . styled for all-day freshness. ACTIVITIES, Chorus l,?, CAA 23, Intramural Sports 2, THOMAS TOOMEY Gobbler is cn real tender turkey , 4 , gets full-time power out of his cycle . . . imported from Windber . , . features plus. ACTIVITIES, Future Farmers of America l,2,3,4, Sentinel 2, Treasurer 3. I I JAMES VVARSI-IEL A Ricnlond exclusive , , Iully nutornotic nnr: f-us, t' instizll I . , specially processed for .1 gui, tinie, 'inn .1 L' nf' , . , iuecil wnerever ritiotife is specified ACTIIJITIES V',,t:i ill I, Euslsetboll lg Sportsmoii Club IQ, Sevior ltiY 3 ADOLPH WEAVER DoIph is recommended for fringe cirecis . . . comes in one size only . , gives ci custorn look to any cor . , . tits Weil into the FFA pattern. Activities. riiiiiiu Viirii-.Ars ol X 1 Ainericu l.2,3,4, Secretory 3 WILLIAM WELLER Also listed os Beet A h , built for hard ploy on ci Iootbcill Held , . . wry sense of humor . , . available only in giont economy size. ACTIVITIES: Auto Club I, Chorus l,2,3, Bond l,2g Leothercroft Club 25 Footbull I,2,3,4g Truck l,Q,3,4, Vursity R 3, K EDWARD WENTZ A snug 'em model . . ploys well on rough or smooth tielos , . . provides excellent reception , , , Iiit of the under- clossmen . , . one of our most versatile sports' products. ACTIVITIES: FFA l,2.3,4, Football 2.14, Cuptuin 4, Truck 2.3, 'I-'fxfii Vairsity R 3, ' T DAVE VVIINIGARD Rugged os the wide open spoces . , , is the center of interest with his cor . . hos cm mysterious, invisible power unit . . , stomino packed ond weather resistunt. ACTIVITIES: Future Formers of America l,2,3,4, JAY WINGARD Hondsome in Oppeoronce . . . ruggedly constructed for strenuous octivity , , . chops up the soil the woy you wont it , , , is completely reliable . . . not replaceable, ACTIVITIES: Boskethcill lg Footboll lg Sportsman Club IQ, Senior Hi-Y 3. M 'A-Q ' '57 uf' 3.1! 'ff ixvaf all '.'.x ' . THESE MODELS ADD THE TOUCH AND GO TO OFFICE INSTALLATIONS Frequently the secretoriol trciinees ore spotted with niimeogroph ink ond cite Ioodecl down with work. Tlwey ore equipped mtli built-in cibilities in typing cincl sliortf lnond cincl Conipleznent the nnest ot ottice equipment, Now ovciiloble in 'lie open niorlcet ore Morionne Killion, Doris Noon, Doris Sgontz, Ncionii Mickey, ond Slielyn Croyle. ft .J MAKES LEISURE TIME A SPECIAL TIME RICHARD WRIGHT 'Bu:1 Uuuicintees noun ol loughier won'v iun clown 'me , , izlwzl lo' leisure '.., sliiizping weight voiies Hip imp- in f--- I' I-non to be wrciig ACTIVITIES. Spud,- iin Club I, L'-:lm-icuii! Club 23, Junior Pluy LINDA YGUINIG A sruo-,r ,ii ra f,- uc ,, ,A-I wonderfully versatile , udcls LII '-'-' ' Ig clreciiy qlgiifs , especially Dicks , . u general Q l.i-.owl ',,,f xlvmvs Crisp 'incl neclf, ACTIVITIES: Y-Teens IQ, Gi:-s' Ensenzlalff IQ, Chorus l,2,3, Cluss Treosurer I,Q,4, J' hog ilcivns IQ, Sfuili,-n' Council 23, Vice President 3, Bond Q, 'JJ S'-rw-mi,-Tic-:isuwr Q, I-lows' Society 3,-1, Tne-spions 14, Mixed X E'isHi'IiQe 3, Jr Pfnmi Qlur, 3, Junior Plof, Couniy Chorus 4, PQQTAL Edirol 4, ROBERT ZIDISIN Frefvdly 'incl 'giifering , 11 snorlxins smelcher deluxe izizxcricul mm oclampvzulff , 4 , needs no oferheocl room Vblvrnfls Wffll Info cmy surroundings personalized. QSTIXITIES- Sfufl I-'1 7 Ciuncil I, AMO Clulm IQ, Chorus I,2,3,-I, Egrrl l,2,3,-1, Ti II-, 1.11'i SGCIL-If 2,3-1, Prrsirlviii -3, Juiiiiii Porliil Cpu, Senior 9.11 PCQTA, -1, Truck 3-1 NATALIE I-IEIDQIQIXI Hess .1 r: '11f.e1r:'-3 czrizociry for Iuuglirer , :onmiiws :I f -.- :.' Q the 'iisiz , ccvelree img! sweet w.Ii me-ve' ci mens: czo.-fir -QCTIJTIES. Y-Teens IQ, Bang: I, Cnozui If, lvficiinuilil Simms I, Giiis' Enseinlile 23, Fuiuie Nurses J ' in-iicci 3 if Well stocked with oll The loresr hits, this tune producer hos omple volume ond true lone plus the obilify To pu? everyone in o doncing moodeeven the boys. The lofesf selecrion seems To be receiving o crificol oudilion by Bob Zidisin, Borron Bracken, Bob Miller, Sue I-Iorvey, Ivlory Ann Kermin, Elizobeth Toki, Por Jonsen, Anito Smith, Dove Mills, ond Bill Powell, F ,. I F , -f 'gfkii di, 1 Q ,givin ' jug. .......... ' I QQ, M A 'UA SCf,:H!'R, +5 V Vwlrwnfiw, D, 1 '- My run U11 we ff WV'-'r L 1 '-.,,r'-' Q'WdC TU wwf: .. - we ',1' Q, ',,1fgx'g Qu' g1g'v,x'w'- ' f f' ,- , e b , ,, , ,, f X . 11111256 ,f1 Q f5'i f: e ':1 ef 1.115 :,,' ,ew Frrwwi X? mt KC DVS UVWEVS, ffwd We Lows Bessorvws cmd we 'emeled cimlw l - of SCFOW5 Cage fm We pow' 34 gfvufes' Wefesf Mus rm Sezrevc- ,Jef . 522202 Qu-' f:y:::z:Nfy ning 'A,fs'511 :gf ge' Il kD up 'Ve v'1ijhHWQfCVW ,'X!',0'V'Ve'1', unc! Q: KQV' Qve' we Mpg in Cmeromc: Hdidoy gave Qs our gfeoresr frvlil, TAJQ places O' Sefeme menu! Lefe We VVClSVi'wQ'C-V' Ngniofm' i:1fFedrc:N Orc 2 !:!'Cl Cf5CC!'x '.'C'RQlSTc'y'. We TFriiNed 75, T-in ul: LME5. WONDERFUL TRIP eii TQ fr:e ifecufife VU: fiery :wil were Ufveii :yy i effion oi ppokg in fkre Lipwry of Lpngrees, fi? kriingrpn Ne Ngfcned, in deep reverence, tlwe cngnging gf ine gugrcl or the Tomb or The Unknown Soldier wnefe U :uefpefugl yigil is kept in lnoro' of our lgllen heroes, ' Money, nnoney eyerynnere, pu' not U buck To keep' f 3 Qu' infpreeiicn of llie Sweep of Priniing gnd Engrovirng, 111. 'rc F. B. l. Building reniinded us ing? crime does noi pay, Bm, ol cowse, no one else pays Us niuclw either, und il rnie C fl5esn'T soon end you'll even gui? paying gtfenrion. PREVIEW OF NEXT YEAR'S LINE THE JUNIORS' CONTRIBUTION TO STUDENT GOVERNMENT Playing Q leading role in the affairs of Student Council are Joe Greathouse, Barbara Davis, and Carol Knipple, A fourth member was not able to be present for the picture so ,, L- . Due to changing styles and fads, the Juniors will be with us for only one more year. Despite a late start in the extra curricular phase of activities, they pulled through successfully with the help of their adviser, Miss Sue Green, They sponsored two dances which drew excellent support from all their fellow students, and the sale of Christmas candy set a new high in volume, Built to withstand extraordinary conditions, their officers as they appear above were Larry Vince, Vice President, Barbara Davis, Secretary, Brooklyn Levengood, Treasurer, and James Wingard, President, Important events in their lives included the selection of felt goods and the selection of the class ring design. Topping the social calender which includes several eventful dates throughout the year were the Banquet and Prom held on May 2 at the exquisite Sunnehanna Country Club in honor of the l957 Seniors ROOM '-, 9 LQ' S6 l II5 i Q QI, 44 X SHOULD REACH THE OPEN MARKET IN JUNE 1958 1 1,,w 1,.,w,. '11 Q 5 i , , 1 .. W 3 V 'bit I 1 , K, - , A R, . ff' M E-57-U ' . - L' . ww 1 1 E. L ....-. r U Q! H' Q , an .-final -A - ' 1 '. ,l im!! i Q V R ' ' ,E 'lag Q J fx- . J ' HMA V - ' x i, 'hm I ' v a I I 5 tl' 4 Z , , ' fx n L, AJ, 0 Q , X ' v ' . I - if L ROOM 215 TOP ROW-fKc1rl, RJDQRU, Thgvwwzn, f'.fm'1q:rrI, ! -C, Hgrnl' Rfydgfr, Pr Q, McCc'vwbwf MIDDLE RO! 1 7 v QGQQTLW, Br-Um, VV. Scxmud, Adam H:i'e'le', Vkfmgord, Kmpple, Krvecsf-', 'Ak!1:w,CC, Kiin'z, R. ., L K S 1 , 'A SCN- v-3. 'NQH5 Ufhnf, Cnfahk, Sn rj .,?',C':z ROOM 119 TOP ROVVf Cmlwrv, SfUf':, Huonrvcl, Nyc!-flfmmff, Grfcvro R1 bw AN on Hcxrrf-I , U . 1' , Foncidif-f, Rokogf., Shofhh Htvmfr, Huff Hn, Bcwm, Bock, Mf !9'N .4avQq,,,,,.,,,? ROOM H7 ,fluff , , '!,:'w':'. E30'TOM ROW-Sfw-nh, Mfmn- rVmNw, Bfyfi, Bfwhfx Blrmm PHDDIF L7 Nfwu. BOTTOM ROW---Chflmfm, B' ru Gr--'17 1 5 Top RON O Siw N I .W VCC. ':'1' I W E 'K' ' , 'E E- N N1 Fi, 'inn 'HD' O fi zv' 1 ' Q K rf ' Q'N H iw 'W ' k EOTTQV1 F0',N,' L 1 Tu rw 1 u X- ' Cz. W H 'H Hgh' 'W 43 ,hir Q 5 A trio of girls, Corol Hort, Dione Blonset, ond Joon DeBiose, was entrusted with student government oftoirs os 'Cpresentotives of the Sophomore Closs. Their suggestions ind ide-os were welcomed ot Council meetings SOPHOMORE CLASS f I Ufy Dip, Room-Home 5, Q' tdi i ' EC. AND sims'-i R E LOCKE R ROOM ROOM 21 7 -16 THE '59 LINE WILL HAVE ONLY MINOR CHANGES 2 151 1 rl I r 1 r . t I : i 4 l r f I 4 .. :gl , TOP I2OV'-J-fStcklry Karalla, Bouch, Reed, Moore, Snoltis, Campbell, McLaren, Slagle. MIDDLE ROWf- Dunbar, Kronon, Bayer, Sr-liga. Home-', Horbaugh, Muckin, Hetzlein. BOTTOM ROWfJenlcins, Custer, Yost, Bracken. Horvath, Younkin-, Collr-' Anderson, Mr, Lehman, IOP POA' fCrf:'n- Hrirri, t'c, ckrr, Sr-llir, Da,if Hudson, Vxlinqarfl, E'-hrrlincm, Matthivv, Mihrillffr, Filly MIDDLE IPOK' Chr ', Rr .-', Brrlqf-y liithr-r, Nowarl,rtq, Hrli, Burkhart, lanq, Sipv-, Gyrwrlrr BOTTOM ROVV Kraomc, K irl.lr, Diriiiifwirl, lfufrgrr, Blrir-rm Roclqir, Bill, Bukrmrc, Hrirlmugh, Horvath, Mr. Crimir. Selected for the highest honor ol his class, Bill Reed served the Sophomores well as their president. His vice president was Jerry Hudson, and Joan Dcliiase and Carol Ritter received the secretarial and treasury posts, Miss Riddell accepted the adviser's post, and under her guidance a lively but woll planned party was held in the gymnasium, Lilac and black were chosen as the class colors, the Carnation was agreed upon as the tlower, and the motto: Doing Little Things Good is a Step Toward Doing Big Things Better, reflects the true spirit of those who would make a worth- while contribution in life. The World History Class which is substantially a Sophomore group was talcen on a guided tour ol Pittsburgh on November 8, l956, by their teacher Miss Sue Green. Accompanying the group also were Miss Lois Kindelberger and William Smith. First among the stopping places was the famous Phipps Conservatory for a brief glimpse of the flower show. Other places visited included the Carnegie Museum, the Fort Pitt Block House, the Aviary, and the Historama exhibit. Can you imagine our Sophomores gazing in rapt attention at the stars? Well, they did lust that at the Slcy Show in the Buhl Planetarium. In the Oakland section they visited the Cathedral of Learning, the Stephen Foster Memorial, and the Heinz Memorial Chapel. FRESHMEN MFQF V f wx UCfTCFCf'i71 WC Or :Dx 1 Q 5 : 5 ROOM 204 ROOM 207 max L...- PRODUCTION FORECAST UP FOR 1960 lntroducing a remarkable and durable item in Richland stock, the Freshmen are well established as a fast moving item. Even though they are only half way through the processing treatment, they are looking forward toward receiving certihcates of good quality- diplomas. With its T60 members, the Freshman Class holds the distinction of being the largest class to file through the familiar halls and classrooms. Their many and diversified talents will no doubt become more and more prominent in the affairs at school life as they move from grade to grade. This year is an important one for Freshmen, since this is the year when decisions which may well aflect the course of their lives should receive serious attention so that a curriculum of studies can be planned to fit their needs 'Wd' U' ROOM 206 Na t Barne Collier Dill Webo W igh HarbaugF McDaniels See e Str ck THIRD ROW Erneigh Killian Hoftrnan Roger LiRacco Shirt Noon H rvatn Stull BOTTOM ROW Bowers McCleester Felix Harte-i u pett Miller Ge-llc r hun F Hep n r ROW Fi her M rgan eld B H nt Sinai rn Zimmerman W Hoffnian Mock SEC R W H 1- H rvef Lang Sag Slk Sarloui Thomp on THIRD ROW Bernard Jernoy Neppe e knight ower Roxby Po oky B Hofirnan ix BOTTOM ROW Straight Mattis Butera Jane ricdrnon Makin Galbreath ormr Mvllc i 49 I V I . . i 5 I I I I -. i fr ' R F rl I if 4 I , 3. T ' t W ' x , . J l I ' 'J 1 l . - s 1. ' nf i W ll . I V MF' , T ' 1 0 Q 1 . l ' TOP ROW-Young, V-ore, Allen, Schneider, Mrenik, Birkhirncr, Kormunik, -Rcesey, Spickler. SECOND ROW- C p ,I ' As, Kyo s ' ,I Ar, A t A V T- ' l I 'V TOP f 'S , o , H , egen 1, u , : f: S, t '- , . , . OND O - ess, Skil.s, a , , t er, i , . 1, s . - , , s, L be' , B s, , t , , D: lf. 7 ' , , , 5, F '- , ' , , H 1' , F, Mr, VVV ltfr, vp--u .-,- 'yvv-Q-Ai... Shirley Golob, Gail Berkebile, and Max Pavlovich were singled out by their classmates to act in their behalf in Student Council matters Their contributions to discussions 'evealed definite qualities of leadership. LIBRARY JO EIGHTH GRADE tg, ' Q f A ZAs t s A i , l f s A 99 , Q - I J' , y , E X L .L.. x 'Iv I lk 5 Q l ,A , . A l l l I 1 l , l . K Q I. Q , ,. F A 1 I S N . M A ROOM 210 ' 1 - ,. - , ,L ,V - fi. L it U 'f!'ll vL '- - ' 1 I THE CLASS WITH THE NATURAL LOOK .gl L...-I .A ROOM 105 ROOM 102 ROOM 107 OD vm, OT v Ro 'or rn 1 1 Sp OND Q W H llbr gr L THIRD RO X -4 chrv der c O ch Wr rw V AYDPLE RC ml 1 fc N Z T as class has grown To such proportnorws that lt leafes lmle room for comment Included here however are the go gelfers who have helped ererred 'o elsewhe e uc and can look lorward To a period of reol progress as This group moves up To :Ts senior year 51 1 . y . , X . f' V 4, , . I F M rr ' . 'Y ' 5 A l'7, F ii , v 5 ll ix 'OP 'FJ-S oc, Szll fr bw Zr 'f Wf', 'iff-, K4-' 3--. ffm, 51--wwywg, 'Q ,O f I e -', Fab rl, Swele ', Sw wwf, Sami' 'rm ng. ' -- 'rw-WH-:rf H ' A',::r'f A'a5r4C, lN1lkC', S D' , Alf-lrvrory T,'.'IiV- BOTTOM RO!-If-Z fl-5 rw, To rf, Pa,l , 9' ', An' cf, W' hge-', ' T , ' . - xy-v -.,f,3,.3.-- ' 'CP PC'-TWC. we vga, ,mi ow. n lm- H :rw-1 'li'-e establish morwy of The records and accomplishmermfs 231' gd N,.t:f' .. 552313 NQW' -Kirnwff-1. K -fav , v , '.'ri:t3' 1 'G Kizrvgfg. Hr- dim ','.3wf3lfl 'P-MMD POKE- 31 2 ' f 7 . Hizzv J ,V :egrvv-Q, Kfl. Ht:1l ', ', Drtz, 1, V. lf' ,':.' . ECNCU i X I ZOL2'-f. . 'jr 'fd N ci , S. r'lt:',f Harms Miz: .LZ ' R l'l3 :yi A ' A r , ho,-y, gljixm, oh Hr' A, G wlwr-.ff,,f, - li Nik, rx Y H :':i::,'w J, 1 -c- l- r. '. J r-'V '. '-' B V.-Q-' ', l 7 ': Qwrr-l lr':I-Q CVM! l :1f QV: ll my H- 5 WU, TCL C' 'Z ll flux vw, l 1,-1 I V C ,. oi- 3 Hr Q-.. AN ORIENTATION TOUR SEVENTH GRADE Seventb Grade was ably represented in Student Council by James Dunbar, Carol Pitera, and Nancy Barnes. One of the greatest advantages growing out of such a group is tbe opportunity to observe at Hrst hand the workings of democracy. Learning to adjust our thinking to the will of the maiority is one of tbe early lessons in a governing body ot tbis kind ROOM 205 O E ROOM 202 T 5 , - T is r 7 i , ' , h r , by ,f , 2 j ' r A7 il - V4 x U , 5' 'sl ' 1 f 1 W -- .J ' . 1.. A iQ ,XA . , I AA f . 1 ,i v . ah 'LY F, , ' I L V K7 vc. V KP ff-'-' Nrfiwivnri-f Brwr. rtwrdf: Ai!-r Fr: Fm Fx , ,Vi . If 'sif1,rtH'r TOL' fn fr, fwnrii' Kris,-, gl, Fw, ,ty -,w,n' nr C-rr, Atirrfy H1-w. 'ri rj' rf.,-, 1 1 Dwrrv 'ft A tri Evn- SA :rr '- : ' fv: rin H 1 . BQT'ij'.' FC r r, K' 'rr : r, 'gp Lf j,,, Mm: I, E li '. ,, Q-, , ' V ,I 1 L friortn rox: 1- its r,,. s. . or 1. s-tint, 1 raft fr ri 1' 4 wir Lrrx, 1 L - git L- -V .. -C ru. ,. rv 2 it ' k Zz'-'v ns-,iz or -1 .r H, 1- CARE EXERCISED IN HANDLING RAW MATERIALS Newest among our many vantues are these personalnzed stems They are fast grownng and can thruve under any condmons They show a vntal Interest rn basketball and football as well as the choruses and other aFlarrs lncludnng the school dances Quuckly adaptung themselves to the ways of young adults the Seventh Graders showed amazung agressnveness nn hall traflnc as they undermined all obstacles namely upperclassmen an theur eternal rush to get to the next class on tnme Due to cnrcumstances beyond 'nur control thus group wall only be ID stock untnl T962 ROOM 211 ROOM 108 uf TOP ROW Rober's Prper Gates Le oslcy Young Johnson G Shaffer Strulcy Sowerbraw SECOND ROW Stull Begeny Allrson Jechonek Neppe D ShafTer Bogor Green THIRD ROW-Oravec Lane- Harvef Horne Weller Beamer Baxendale Kunkle Thomas BOTTOM ROW Luca Phlltps Davts Watkrn r cdman Betz Gru h A Mrs Cr' od TOP ROW Morgan Kulback F Wolfe Bohachrclc W Wolfe Lloyd Net? Seaman Hoffman SECOND ROW A Hoke Thomas Bury Mller Ecsh Hut ler Blaugh Zedlar Statler S ShcHer THIRD ROW Sabo Grow Hdryey Block C Holme Bonoma Reefy Roxby Beamer BOTTOM ROVS. Pt a Grndle pergu Th mpson R Shaffer Doyle Sm th Mrhalko Damond Burkett N Hoffman 53 1 , . 1 f 1 L , . V 5 . r, Q, Y I . X . 1 . . . Ti Q. O' .1 , - I , Aw A Ti. -t , , A' 0. l ,W ,, ... ., , ' ' fr.. 1 . , 1 ' tg A . U A r 5 Q 1 , -P . . ' N u O , -A . f . U . 0 ' ' - I , ' , , 5 , , A , . , , ef. Fe- , . S , llen, Moss, , e. , ' , , . , , i ' , , - l ' 'FV f 5 ' . iz A , . . , I , A f I , ' , rf. . W fx NE CHN MCL CET QUE NEJ LINE PQQDUK-TQ HM E BEEN J E TO SPE AL BLEN N Q Q NQQW QPRDRWQE' Fe f , QR f Lf ,X Q, T ,AB 1 , E. ALL W L , E SEE ECT D Q, E DH S PQOCESSES. SUCK HOD if ,DEER ENG!-W SYMBOUZED EEC Eff up QWENDMG TEL TQDEL, 1, TE, ,LEASE XX X X ATHLETICS PERFECTLY TIMED-ALL JEWEL MOVEMENT We dare you to comparel These Richland Cheerleaders are near, have Clear Tone, ample volume, and Come complete vvirh megaphones, The pep They proudly and energetically put out adds a distinctive Touch To every game. Seen in characteristic pose are Bonnie Rudge, Sheryl Hosietler, Barbara Davis, Peggy Jerney, Eileen Miclcel, and Barbara Luczko, As though opera1ed by elecironic gadgef, time-out in The game is a cue lo cheerleader activity, Diane Krasovich, Linda Frum, Carol l-larl, Rebecca Bracken and Terry Harbaugh carry on in behalf ol The Junior Varsity with the sami enthusiasm as their elder sisfers do for the varsiiy. CARRIES ON WHEN CLOCK STOPS 56 NEW LA PETITE MODEL-HAS HIGH TRADE-IN VALUE l9inT-sized nirh nigh qualify best des ioes fhe cheering sasad ol The little Qlrrs. Their :asforrized appearance and Yheir practiced precision rnovernenrs are 'icely rnafched V-.fifn the splendid perfor- ance of :ne Janior I-Mah team, OVER-SIZED BASKET GUARANTEED TO MAKE SCORING EASY Gary Boysza, Glen Freeborn, Jack Inslone, Bill Reed, Brook Leven- good, Roger Eshelrnan, and George Marsh agree The ball should go Through with only G swish, Always curious, we hnally learned what the Coach Tells his hoys during time-oar, Irs our There, fellows, if you wont if. Du33132li2t3'fiA1-4t?4+3'?i,- fl 3 'E aside pn 75, Qs 3if55855tQ25H1f1'949f?s2-35 Efice A3 4, .QS Z spssit-tsavse 29 7 LL. RlCHLAND'S HEAVY-DUTY POWER UNIT 4 R2-496 TOP ROVV nc,-, Ai gr' R Cz'-pri-lf .Ni l'tr i ' Ef'i:iC'.cl, A' iii B .r : H 'l ' '-lCQuL1iclv, NUDDLE QOVV VV:-ntl, B , 111, Tl' ,nw it' ' rtiiii Ri. ri '.'. i tl iil,1irt c if 1 5 li ll Bit-' E-hi-lmait, Ni G, B' '1. BOTTOM QOAP' Coacn C mit '-- Ei. tt M H ll Y' W 2 Cf' 'lr' 3 ' L r 5'itr'+ Bsanv Smblhf S' Kautmiiit, Blw Coacn 'ACC' :V 1 tint Punk , 2'-ZWLQJTQQ if x ' O . 1 Hxsinivcl Richland capped a successful T956 football season with six wins and two losses. The team, led by Captain Eddie Wentz and cc' Captains Pudge Kautman and Gary Boysza, was ably coached by Mentor Don McCrae, Ten lettermen, returning trom an eventful '55 season, added tremendously to the l2am's attack. Optimism was not evident in any large quantities as the season opened, but a decisive victory in the frst game seemed to set the pattern tor the overall season, The Rams made a great start by pinning a 32-O decision on Ferndale, but Westmont, on a rain-soaked tield, handed the Rants a T3-o setback by making a touchdown in the last minute ara Q: halt ot play, Hampered by iniuries to several players, the Fairs again were handed a loss by Portage, T9-O. With them back ii' shape, the Rams went through the rest ot the season undetected Bellwood-Fxntis, Adams, Shade, Berlin, and United Joint all succuifbczz to the Richland onslaught Honors came to Richland through two ot the sacaa. Bron ievengocd capped the ais?'ic' scoring We with T22 :soi 's, af' center, Bll Kautiran was chosen 1: 'efrafe scnc c :ec T'ibu'tefDe't :oat Fi-Scno astic Because 5 a 1 o v SQl6'ITCTlG 'fan' spirit, 'he seasons :asa fund - pace, See E 'et'cA's few if 1 t :a't'i5i f-f i Qt 5 e. Dencctn' ' nig 'V .VTX 2-Liar-Q cr :qi 'offs ' ize' DZ ' : ofa sis sro e'-uw, 'shi QC G'T' ' D'CQ '3Si, .. i l- VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES OPP PHS :erndale O 32 Westmont I3 6 3ortagc T9 O Bellfvooclsfisntis 7 40 Adams-Sumn'Crhili T3 34 Shade T4 40 Berlin O 40 United Joint T4 T3 HEAD COACH DON MCCRAE CONDITIONING AND STRATEGY UNIT Under the coaching ot Charles Puclcey, the Junior Varsity Club came through the '56 season mth a 5-fl record. The boys play hard, last ball which helped account for their string ot victories. Teamfvorlc was especially evident throughout the season which accounted for that extra yardage. Under a difzlerent captain each game, the squad proved To be among the best in the district. Going down in succession before the Richland chargers were Adams, Conemaugh, Ferndale, and Portage. At this point hopes began to rise for an undefeated season, but a sharp blow came with a loss to Westmont by a score of I3-6. The tighting spirit remained, hovvever, and a decisive victory over Shade ended the season on a happy note. Coach Puclcey did a commendable lob in building his team. The squad will be remembered for the ine sportsmanship it displayed throughout the season. During the tootoali season, Nick Campitelli eas title of oaclctield coacn, Cnarles Pcckey is the li e 'O VON while Lee D, Kipp oegins tne condition. g of h M Ho s c Fa uivy Mmager as Junior Hign Coac. ir. zx i Athletics, JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES OPP Rl-IS Adams-Summerhill 7 I3 Conemaugh O 48 Ferndale I2 I3 Dortage 6 7 Westmont I3 6 Shade O 33 Designed with ma m traction ' for starting and t i these seven horsemrr' finished their last season ot rl y 41 blaze of glory. THE SEVEN HORSEMEN OF '56 COME GALLOPING THROUGH CLOSE OUT SPECIAL - NOT AVAILABLE NEXT SEASON DAVE BETZ Jet spun , . . combination 6-I2 volt charger . . , dependable tune-up value , , , a must tor the split T, BILL KAUFMAN Tough super-strength, double padded . . guaranteed tor eight-game satistoctory service , . . unatrtected by snow, fog, rain, and sleet. BILL WELLER Deep-biting traction, with 5096 greater anti-skid protection . . . steel-like case . . . custom shaped for maximum power. ED WENTZ Cool running with pre-dipped rubber cleats , 4 , built-in balance . . . fast starting , . . quick accele- ration ond long mileage. GLEN FREEBURN Uniform wear on all gridiron surfaces . , . precision fittings and expert assembly tcp increase power and drive . . . non-static, STAN HUBBARD Premiun' traction especially designed tot niuil :ind snovv 'uvn best cowrol at high spwirl: ,4.. i,-nginecred for close teanivvorlc. SAM BOHACHICK Built with cn' the latest improvements in design , . . guarazveed 'o iinnwcve yardage . I . 'ciiiofeal liz: lust, ltcird lxii , , , ix 'i us? lgf fl Imliincvcl line. OO S COMBINATION OF POWER AND PERFORMANCE TOP ROVV Paclgf-r. f. .1fo,,,.,r Eclclrnrinri, Nc-ff, Ang-,', tf'cKf f, Mcrh t, Boriricn clr, F Wolf D Kulbuck, Kc'hut, M. Can ll. SECOND RON Young, Chrnif-I, Bw rd, F th r, Bfj, rw,, B, ! J t-I i rw-r ' RD RO -4- Pmalf Thom n fn .1 C if Marsh, Kaufman, W, Cahll Webb, Allen, MacDonald, G Drawing its forces from grades 7, 8, and 9, the Junior High squad duplicated the 5-I record of the Junior Varsity. The Proteges of Lee D. Kipp show promise of becoming a real power-house in the years ahead. Their drives and passes ate up yardage which spelled touchdown most of the time. A 7-O loss at the hands of undefeated Conemaugh Township was the only blot on an otherwise perfect season. The Junior Rams got the season off to a good start by handing the Little I-lille toppers an I8-O defeat on the Richland held, After bowing to Conemaugh Town- ship, the next victim was Ferndale which took the short end of a 20-7 count. Shade, Conemaugh, and Adams were easy prey with the scores running 26-O, 25-7, and 32-6 respectively. We shall watch the progress of the little Rams with high interest as they come up to varsity stature. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCORES OPP RHS Westmont . O I8 Conemaugh Township 7 O Ferndale . 7 20 Shade O 26 Conemaugh 7 25 Adams-Summerhill 6 32 ol B . ,HI N .f, c pi, Ch. Z or if, conq, Arrght, 'ribt rt, I O , Mr, Kipp BOTTOM ROVV--VVi','ingfr, BN2, Z nzrvwf rwrfzn Stritifr frfflawtri ALL THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO GO AFTER THEM J :WV 34 -9-1' ACTION PACKED FOR VICTORY THE VARSITY CAGERS The Varsity Cagemen started the season with a nucleus of three veterans from last year. They began by a shaky win over Ferndale, 54-42, then tell betore West- mont 72-39. They went on to win the next seven games with a win over Conemaugh Township, a pair at victories over VVindber, a squeak past Nanty-Glo, and single wins over Conemaugh, Ferndale, and Adams. They suffered a loss to Portage, but bounced back to win the next tour with a double over South Fork, and singles over Franklin and Conemaugh Township. Absorbing two deteats in a row by strong league opponents, Portage and Adams, they revived suFticiently to take a second game tram Nanty-Glo, but yielded to Conemaugh 55-52. With a win over Franklin and a tutile attempt against Westmont, Coach Puckey's boys finished the season with a commendable I4-6 tally, and tied with Adams tar second place in the West Central League and Class B District 6 playofts, ln the tirst game ot the playotts with Adams on the neutral Franklin floor, Richland took the tail end of the 65-48 score and finally settled down in the third slot ii' the West Central League. VARSITY SCORES Ferndale Westmont Conemaugh Township Windber Windber Nanty-Glo Conentaugh Ferndale Adams-Summerhill 'Portage 'South Fork Franklin Conemaugh Township South Fork Portage Adams-Summerhill Nanty-Glo Conemaugh Franklin VVeStntOnt CLASS B PLAYOFF G'er' F e-eID, - ond Roger Esrig-I-vrnn reorg-gg-1 ,d was tm- Serie-A Clzzss tre narawcoo Though vo' c M CII' Ummer I' at starting Inna- t acze- a .ctzstgirtml cont' :ict X VIOJWIHV' CCM'-'P or J to tor' co bc' also i loyalty ci' -Aves Centra . ::e,1if-itctaoilityl OPP 52 72 35 58 411 41 52 45 59 72 59 32 57 66 78 67 43 55 39 62 65 ins 54 39 63 63 56 112 6I 5I 70 58 70 54 7l 73 49 58 53 52 57 53 44 SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED FOR ZIP AND GO l VI, JUNIOR VARSITY Hlglbffijil gleirh? IIXEJLQGF5sG3T.3.1IgtfOTfDIZ:I' pllllii I fxlter stcirting the seoson with gi 46-37 nod over Ferndale, the Junior Vorsity wos bowled over twice in o row, once by Westniont ond then by Conemough Township, However, the Junior Roms went on to win I0 out ol the next I I gomes, togging Windber, Portege, ond South Fork tor two losses ecich ond single victories ower NontyfGlo, Cone- niciugh, Franklin, ond Conernough Township, while bowing only to Ferndde ot the end et o 40733 score. Splitting evenly cn the next four gentes, the l1ol.ho.vlcs ended the seoson ,vith on impressive T355 record, JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Ferndale , Westmont Conemough Windber Nindber Nonty-Glo Conernough Ferndole Portege South Fork Fronlclin Conemough South Fork Portege , Nonty-Glo Conemough Fronlclin Westmont AUTHENTIC ATOM-LI KE ACTIVITY Township Township OPP 37 50 37 33 33 40 36 40 44 43 36 38 28 48 47 43 40 56 RHS 46 42 32 38 39 52 44 33 48 6I 50 39 30 53 46 50 46 55 PORTAL'S GOOD QUALITY JUNIOR HIGH SCORES OPP RHS Shade 23 5I Shade 22 37 Conemaugh 34 47 Westmont 34 49 Conernaugh Township I8 4I Franklin I3 I8 Ferndale 34 47 Westmont , 42 47 United Joint 42 34 Ferndale 2I 32 Conernaugh 32 47 Coneniaugh Township I7 37 Franklin , I9 42 United Joint , Y 2I 46 PORTAL'S ECONOMY PACKAGE KNFFLING--Cliontcr, Olmia, Ihcvnuion, HoHivmn, Slk Ot' Pfnlmich, C nkn. STANDING- Iaiiish, Bittner, .'Aoo'i Nr it If, S u:3, Mi cinp-vfll. The 'little Rams ot Coach Nick Cainpitclli ran their winning streak, which began in I954, to 36 games, but the magic spell was broken when United Joint pinned a 42-34 defeat on the Junior High Cagemen, The loss was not critical since the spirited little team won the Conernaugh Valley Junior League crown tor the third consecutive year. The grand totals of the season stand at I3 wins and I loss. 7 AND 8 SCORES CPP FHS Shade IO o Coneinough Township II Io Coneinaugh 2I 34 VVCStntOnt I I 23 Ferndale I2 I4 Franklin I2 IO VVe5trnont I3 I4 Qoncniauglt I I K' Shade 21 ll! ALWAYS A HIT - SPECIAL OFFER ON NINE-UNIT PACKS 'OP ROW-Deshong, Birknimer, Moore, Instone, Custer, I-Ieilrncmn, Coach McCrae, MIDDLE ROW-Rush, Freeburn, Hudson, Marsh, G, NNingcrcI, Eovszo. BOTTOM ROVV-Horbaugh, McClain, J, Wingord, Lees, Allison, Thompson. DIAMOND GEMS OF 1956 This hard-hitting, fast-playing ball club is good for high school competition, but a bit under par for World Series play. The co-ordinated unit performs best on afternoons when school is in session-has been tested under extreme heat and light rain, but is seriously handicapped when precipitation reaches shower proportions, The 1956 testing schedule was reduced to three games because of rain. The very brief season showed these results: OPP RHS Windber L, , I 2 Adams-Summerhill 5 4 Adams-Summerhill I2 4 BILL DESHONG Rugged construction of high grade materials , , . built for wear and tear on any diamond . . , performs best in dry weather . , , not water- proofed. RON CUSTER Scientihcally designed to play first . , . corners well and is unaffect- ed by hot grounders . . . should give peak performance for ten years. GLEN FREEBURN Sold as a single unit for second bose duty . . . this model always in demand . . . tested and approved under all conditions , . . bears the OK label. 65 BUILT-IN SPEED WITH HUSHED TREAD POWER 3 TOP ROWfCoach K pp, Lin-ngood, Hadzima, Bohachick, lnstane, Moore, Cafnpbirll, Moss. MlDDl.E ROWe- Bleugh, Chrisr, Baucn, Wentz, Boyd, Hubbard, Eoxsza, Aird, BOTTOM ROWfMack.n, McLaren, Davis, Rodge-ri, Stili s, Shatter, Wissingp-r, Considerable talent was uncovered in the l956 track season as our team participated in seven meets. Teams from Cambria, Somerset, Indiana, Blair, and Huntingdon Counties were represented in the Coaches' Meet at Altoona where our team placed fourth with a tally of l9 points, Another lourth place rating was capped by the Rams at the Junior Pitt Meet with thirteen schools participating. A sixth place was added to our credit in the Tri-County Meet, and a second place was captured at the Triangular Meet in which Adams, Portage, and Richland participate annually. Seventh and third places were nailed down at the Mountain Conference and the District 6 Meet respectively. No representative from Richland placed in State competition, but the l957 season looks bright since all team members except Ed Wentz and Stan Hubbard will return tor Qnother year on the cinders. STURDY CONSTRUCTION MEETS EVERY DEMAND smrsiisy HUBBARD ,A D1 Sweet, smooth and sas- sv piston-like action makes tj' rlepenclcible perform' fznce , llys low and at liiijlt speeds . . . available lo' liittliCcl time gnly, u L - BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES JUMP 1956 TRACK SEASON SUMMARY Meet Coaches Trl County Junior Putt Trrangular Placed Ponnt f V2 n Mountam Conference V2 District 6 Class B r WINNERS IN THE DISTRICT MEET Hubbard Fnrst Place Hurdles Levengood Frrst Place 440 Bohachock Second Place Mrle Wentz First Place Pole Vault Relay Team First Place Mrle Relay Relay Team Wentz Levengood Campbell and Instone ED WENTZ THE FOUR ACES relay Accurately tumed preclsuon like actuon Comes In a four unut pack wuth Indiv: lakes me lumps G5 Well O5 the bumps dual labels Brook Jack Robm and Ed performs beSfGQG'f1SfCOmpef 'On tested and approved under the tough SUPPIY I'm'Ied e PSIAAcondltn s SPECIAL FEATURES INCLUDE PHOTO FINISH Q9 67 EVERY ITEM CHECKED EGR DURABILITY, DOUBLE INSPECTION PROTECTS CUSTOMEI2 AGAINST FAULTY YY OQKIVANSHIP AND MATERIALS. X fox ACTIVITIES .0 a Editor Faculty Editor Senior Class Editors Personnel Editor Underclass Editors Pltoto Editors Sports: Basketball Football Baseball and Cheerleaders Music Editor Club Editor A 4 IF? ' , Q 1 +1 THE '57 PORTAL BEFORE IT WAS Eclito' Lindo Young, Business Miinagt-i Roll.-i tsl l inc! Executive Corvnnttee Mc-n'D:-r Cmaiyi Morgan take possess on at the PORTAL atm.- ok 0 trip lQ57 edition gets under w4iy UNLOCKING THE DOOR TO THE PORTAL THE STAFF Linda Young Judie Blowers Barbara Luczko Sally Eosterbrook Martha Burbulla Carol Svvaltelc .loAnnd Stuver Bill Powell Mills, Garren Gaston Robert Miller Barron Bracken Jack Davis Eileen Mickel Mary Jane Pitera Margaret Miller Social Editor Feature Editors Copy Preparation Copy Editor Business Manager Circulation Patrons Secretary Treasurer Faculty Adviser , Peggy Jerney Barry Stern Robert Zidisin Beverly Holsopple Carolyn Morgan Roy Berlcey Roger Eshelnton Morlin Miller Patricia Murphy Mcirilynn Abroltani Joan Loushe Sally Eosterbrook Walter F. Criste 1' .ne er-fr'-'ras Ira.-,Y 'J s ..ir:.A 5i.f..'f 1 1 B.-rl.,-,fy .: Sun-r s t ..,c: 3 Ml .,. i AT RIGHT WEEK 7 .-RA vii .41 2f'T .3-,Q ,lA,:21.g' 1 .J TI, ' 'am -P :mg I 1-H. 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V .nas sail a saccess, ard fre scraol gfrvf- zwczgicrw' has as-clalila, OEyOlTCl Gescripliam, lls a pzzearar-ce was especia if rewarding fa flwase who WC'K6Cl so riarcl im arranging The decorations, For flwase fvlwo did na? have a lwavwd im llwa planning al rlwig Pram, if seemed as if Ylwc gym' had suddenly been replaced with cm lwwqrgrwifcevwl ballvoan' Q1 far a royal ball, cmd the music by Dave Dyserf had Ylwe 6-Hect of lillmg as all ima The seventh heaven, Scarce-W an .nlrlecnw was lr-lt wwse-Ll m avscrravvgl X ,- J. rr r 4 - Lv my .xml Eciclu- J 'Y SYQHJT aw- Arla.-.r rx, fm-y um-1 vrvpaglv mg llowar- I 1 lov:-'zxl LJ' kj BUT WE CAME TO DANCE IT'S INTERMISSION TIME inf- r Qgvpufiue mr THERE'S A TIME TO EAT vw I X' bf 'S v Q ,. X xx E Vg 17 Q ,-va , t. .l .lk Q W '4 -. -. X5 1- -if 3 1,53 - I ' F - . V - . . gk W f uf QE, , 5, fy., 0, '4 ' z - Q M .. DQ wclzwi fwd 5: Q' md N ff To grfy ,-:: fia 'wr-H1-ff: 'Q fif-ecfme fre fri 'JAVVCIS ' Fossilsc 'f1' 'AWG .aiming Q5 fl magic xi! CQUQE cmd it OH? Corolyv Mqprggnl Lynn Speichef, Lindo le , cmd M:: im Mi3.e seem' fc be of ucccfg: VA ff: 3 T'ww's mccesi, 73 AND A TIME TO DANCE +- LIMITED SUPPLY OF UNUSUAL SPECIMENS Q r IQ I 0 M IG IQKF S 0 L I Q 13 Hy TIM: bearded Iddv cmd the Tmooed may Q mom ers of C1 circus WIMCIW was pass In QUQII TEMPORARILY OUT I mo r s 1 Du to Comm 3 ec DONT LET THESE BARGAINS GET AWAY v,,,,1 ' ,,, HIDDEN VALUES IMPROVE PERFORMANCE Noi imirequeriirf def.: iiperidff f-'C'i4 3' 'ee S'fQf The Scenes is fifrii 75 QU.-J, A!, ir'w Qgriorw, 9 i JV iff,-il-r, Hui Qpiiir HJIGGERS, IT'S REEBER Best FOOT Forward was iDi'CSGHTCd March 23, 1956, dis our junior yeor contribu- tion to the world of dromoric Orr. Mrs. Nero Covode was our direcfor, ond in spite of cm imusuoily large Cost, she did ci reol iob with her budding Tiiespioms, iigiifs. lv' - r H410 'ru Fi 11 hr-1 u my 1 -9- TOP PHOfOfKf 'r', E::'-e'i3'z1k, Tkizi lc, Hizzngi' '3 , '. : 7415, Ygfg, S:,::i'e-4 Air. r.,v :V f-gf-5 BOTTOM PHQ'CA':O9EG?OUN:'--Pj.-ii L. g, Sk E' E-3:4S?Q,TNf2- '1 E.zzc'd, Ccricwe-, Hsrz-:1,gr, Berrqii, ':':,m-jx, C'.i1 Zz: 5 Kfm' fl 'TE' WWI Si.-.ci'ek, Aiwlmf, Wrfgnf, iktic k, Edterizrrwg-K, Dum, Side ':'e riifi, J, G,:,'1 , L' 75 Crew go Jr-irciiced died m- sdrig, The prepcirdiigii 'vii Cirfewiidrw fo defcii :,Q'ii 1 Tiifi performcmcc beiwimj ting M91- THE SENIOR CLASS HONORS ITS KING AND QUEEN x 5. A -K AS THE HONORED GUESTS APPROACH THE THRONE A HUSH SETTLES OVER THE CROWD AS THE CROWNS ARE PRESENTED Unlilce the oncient dynosties, our King ond Queen were elected in good democratic toshion, George Shonlc ond Terry Lee l-lorbough were chosen by secret bollot to reign over their closs, but the closs's preference tor the top honors wos with- held until the crowing ceremonies were underwoy. Only the ncirnes ot the upper seven boys ond the upper seven girls were mode known, As the crowd wotched with ropt ottentior while the procession opprooched the throne, it vvos kept uncmwore Qi the true personolities ot the King ond Queen until the lost couple mode its entroncel Upon their cirrivol ot the throne, the King ond Queen were crowned in on oppfopriote monner, ond the presentation ' ol gifts ond the cutting of the coke were executed in elegont style. The tloshing ot comeros goye the impression ot momen- tous hoppenings. Alter the ceremony, the dcincing resumed while the rpyfil poir received the congrotulotions ond pest wishes of their , . suprects. DANCING RESUMES AFTER COLORFUL CEREMONIES Wx x 'IWHAT SHOULD A QUEEN SAY AT A TIME LIKE THIS Z6 g. r I 1 f C I . J V ,J U, ,,.,,- 3 mp I -f, f,,,m,,Q , L CJ.C',:JI . I J' UNC y In our , rm1c,If, fi beuurdu 3 - pcb fl Qgger, Taffy mgf A v OVW pCJ55f:'C'I -J 522101 'sf :QP IU IH li J,L':I, 5 ' -IUUQIQLZ L 'Q' Q1 Ifyf UTC! Qiliwi 'VI Sw phi , ':'IQI'EQI'f' Fe' 'Q cv-erfore, P64627 cowpememfs 'G Ee' Ffoyif rI,yf-ess ver IoveIy zzffemdoms, ECl'CU'Cl Luczvfs, EIICEIT TVJCQSI, Mary Sue Harvey, AMT21 Smith, Mary JCHW9 Pi'5 :1, cmd Llmm Young, The FIOM3-r gud Nos CQHQI PAST: A KING SIZE PIECE FOR THE KING .X 77 NCT hung owl' T0 5rcmcI Om ICf'w'C1'IIy, IHC King SGT I1imseI5 cowm om: chcmed mff Iig Lords, CQUICI if be 'I'E'f'C1KEfI cupow' 50007 No QOMIQ' :3 :mer Fi' vw-cf Sold KIHQ GH-750 OI F?Ic n'mcI Us We 'ff1IfIT'i'fI Icf WC Qugy Wyse, cmd be'c'e SQIIWQ me Dc: :maze of the cefemon- In cake 'Q his DGCISCFYIS, he give Some 'O sock 04 his C5L I9'5, Joy IA'mgc1'cI, GIem Lee: BII' Kc:J 'c , B30 'JI Jw- Hi if :Wd J:::+f '.':4:oI. REPRODUCES THE WORKS OF THE MASTERS WITH AMAZING DEPTH AND CLARITY No deToII Mod bew cue Inn., ,C Ecu-IQI'5 perfcfwcwol 3' 'Pf- Covcerf, The SI mf f gr? 1Ie5UIpIion cmd The WQII SSIQCTIQNS were I36Q1UIiIuIIy ends - Qd. Mr, GCJSIQI N05 We QIJQCIQ' Remorkobk Tome QUGIIW CGTIVQUISIIQ-5 H25 gcq: Q? 5 xcices. Much of IIS 'eHeo'Sc1I Wwe mcg rxi-::: p, , 'fs 'W 'es's THIS erwsembIe N05 GSC Q: SLJGQIG Q1 g:ctYc ix' if w civic Giqolrs. IT was Tfamed by :Vw ricrwrzfd Gash' MODERN, SMARTLY STYLED - ACOUSTICALLY OUR BAND IN CONCERT ARRAY SINGLE BATON CON- TROL - GIVES FULL, UNRESTRICTED SOUND IN ALL DIRECTIONS Trwe- Juno I-IIQH Chorus, dlfecfec my Mfg R. G Fe-0TIwer, scmg several. QIQIIQIWIUI cmd Impressive numbers if We CJITITUCII Spflmg Ccmceff, Iff .J'?'IO I7WClITC9 was especicdiy cow- verwdcm e Decoxe QI mg ,mmap Img spent In reIweor5c1I5, THQ Serior' HIQII MIXGQI Chorus QCIVE' I A QI GCUCIIUJ 'wwe QTOQTUW4 ry.-:a -1!vga1- Hi 1 1, e ng Lu gl BJ Z- j 'Q' .' 3' H ,. ,.v.- gf -74 jj s KPSWN - fL55:55 i?3f F:+TG. h ' 5 Pl . E53 2459 if 1 x' ia' Q Q x- -f Y , . , Q .ff -3' Q 'K f g x , . t 'X' Q XX , r fig, vi -ii' K'-A xfl , 'Fix X x up-Qffa 1 1 , Q ' i . . 1,4 t NFA 4 as ' X . A1 A ,fm ,. .2 1 ,. Gm. Mfg 0495: ii' gg., . UP S fi S, g f . .I 4 o A Q 9' I K u . 1-4-if ef. M A ' 7? x a-vu .Q li ii' HIGH TONE QUALITY IN WHOLESALE QUANTITIES Ji A 43 'OF QOL' .,:.- rf .Aww-I s'Aaff::1n, B 5' 'I H, Lf 1 fn II-r Q :mg AcousricoIIy cornea tor Mah tome QL I' ' NE SWJ ,'-- I'-' 1- VH I ,M the Mixed Chofus IWOKCS ifg grcmd de-bw 11' WED ZOW f' Sviw Cove rr, C 'I' A IJ IQ I 6 Sad L vc DJ.. DB S I rr- r-I BEARS THE SEAL OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ak xJ , F- F' DELUXE MODELS OF THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT I MFQND .1 RHJCI r HP PO SIAIJDIIXN HIND riuvfi u Hmmcu I :rv LF F 'XI nf v rO9F J'-'OUND ff LIL Q 'KO S .191 IJ ff MF 'WD U 'D C L ' fff nfs far we Q , J Daly- Jn TWENTY SEVEN REASONS WHY THE LIBRARY FUNCTIONS EFFICIENTLY Aswsfmg MISS ID ebeg Q D hs grow ossasromg who are mos? respeded for Mew obmfy I0 locate the Iotesf ec1I'.c s ref pu and OM' I'6'Tf'VTTO6'f3O Iof 'Mew pfompmess In dwsrwmfmg me cw r mes RI I.O':OSC,l,.,I'Q If :o'-'f 'C fd LJ y f 'I 'e.f ff fl , F fu- :C f6's 35 fLT'IG'I-Zj, cfs 'Q 'fff' gee-5 'mir 55 We :dh bf we sc ,js 'ng' UF: E'J'Cf S '-OZ'3',!. 'fe ccfimles oi The FFF S S misc orc Q69 UCSJESIWQ, es.,-,E3'If 5. -ww' f IQI Vt. I IQ? bor: ,vw .V , - ' ,f w f,f',f,,,f., Q. 'V' . .I X v I W fwff, rf,-,If ' - ' 3 Q, 9011 MN ww, r , ' Q 2 .Mm Cnc , H': - ,, R ' f 'Ho ngfu f A ' 1 ww 'ff.fw'f, ' A 5 v, cf.-T, aim, -- A mmm.. Foupw Q0-fu -V I fr., NL.,,..,, 7,I,.,,. ' fzff Kf1.J5 3F, Lv-vw HU'- ' ,If Lf .r-'mfr gh' LOT- 'O'A -ff ark, 3 Hcfl- r-Infrxxry, C HTH ,Wy S., do DI f-I 'AW' . 533. Q, at II I I f ' , A ,, 4 A 4 + ,ar I ' . A 1 K X an A - . ' 1 L3 'f X L I K wi'-Ilwrfjl V, Crm mfg vu, A:I'1'- QIUI-, Ep I--ff, D mia- 'wrI,g , I : QI' I'-,V 'v -- VX B',I'1:c'- cb 55- 'ABLE Bnqw, HIV. Hfy- Qjfdvf -mf KfvI Srf1fI.,f, K,II,, , 'fr 2 'LIN' EI,EI- IH? 'ff1r',n, AIIW vw :j,,,,I.. H,-,nf ' . f N -rw 3 .I wwf Pff 31., ' I ,' ri' CII -' ef im Th, Urory is Ii p of ON THEIR WAY TO AN OSCAR - OR MAYBE AN EMMY I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY l vifcrroer . i.f'hot's Becorre 3' Sully, fyczs 'tot incruded in the Richland repertoire becouse we cimciys knew where Soly Nos She didnt hoye to nrcilce gi rioise to herald ner presence. ffe were especizrzy :Andre of he' presence ds our 'epfesentotiye if' 'he l Specxlc for Derrocrocyn Contest, After winning 'he competition in our own school, she vvos declored the winner in the District Contest, cmd went on to mn on the Regiono' leyel, lNhile we receiyed no Qfticiol report os to hofv she plctced in the Stole elirnincmtions, we were cill proud to hoye Solly Eosterbroolc represent Us ond our school. Much ol the school'g entertoinntent was proviclcfct by the Richlond Chapter of the Notioncil lhespicin Society in the tornt of yoriety shows ond one oct ploys Membership in this society must be eorned by porti- cipotirtg in vorious forms of entertoinrnent, Mrs, Noro Coyode is odyiser of the group, .JK On LJ A PORTAL IN 1958? -. 1 Already an aiert group at Juniors is Iaving pIans tor a T958 editizn cf Tne DQRTAL. First an its agenda was the seiectian of a tnermg and has to devetap if, The early start aiso provided an opportunity to cover spring activities nat inciaded in tne I957 book. Waiter Criste served as adviser, YOU NAME IT - WE HAVE IT 1 T' 101 'Lets Q5 'O We st3'ef T55 soot is a iavofite 35 ttwase who Iike ig e '. We Mercnanaise is aeaa and the service exceient. The store is aperatea Dy Miss Sue Green as tacaltv manager, and Judie BIovvers at Ie? pn:'a as smaer' rfanager. V!a'kers are selected from ali Q ades. Str. Mtn Jeaie a'e Nancy' Bates, Renee BIowers, Nancy Stager, and Havvard Matthews, 83 HONORING THE KING AND QUEEN OF SPORTS OF '56 V Q I 034 'Xi Anil1 .ini OnIy The Royoi CourT was 'yJ6 T'IT?'31I The luxury of shoes os the sTucTen' :Joey Turned OUT To do honor To The oUTsTo'Tdrng personoIiTies In hlgh schooI OTITICTICS. The onnuoI oTToir known os The Sock Hop hos become one of The rnosT popuIor oT Tne dances. During I'T'e' ion The crownfg Qererhonies were held wiTh SCrIIy GIessne' :I Vdoyne MCCIQIT- Mnmng The covefeo hor-ors. They were escorted To the Throne ::y J, C. Fodder ond Mcvy Ann ChonTos. As The Crofyd reTired To The go Ieries Tor The crowning CGVGITTOITIEES, on ey T T oppo'ToniTy was CIFIOTOGCI To ooserve fx 'nos' coforfo- zzffzz, oi socks. DE FEET WAS NO OBSTACLE TO THE SUCCESS OF THE AFFAIR, BUT HAD ITS EFFECT ON THE PRICE OF ADMISSION EVERY ONE WALKED QUIETLY TO THE REFRESHMENT STAND fin T' Lf .U , .N 11 ,. , K . ffl TW, f ff IMT, . , ffJ1:'I AS ,, A , ff cg' mimi: fiiiiwrpff Ve may 55 1 Nm: Qiilrw Ee' 'mm WUT CCUTU UQ STUCTQ Q' S,f w nw D f T 1' 5: N wi Fr 11 nf'-f 'C ' 3'TZe3 N05 5 1 T 7 Zfr '13 fm, Of ' , 'Sfwgmrg .V 1 1 f J r 1 U' FfT'ms51 , Q25 new, 1 '-gr ,f r UTM f 'Jn I iz. 'Q 'YQ 'cwgfpr -'H' pun! Hwjf 'HJVHQQ' VENING WORE AWAY SO DID THE SOCKS 4 O AMERICAN p r '1 :fx ' C 4 QQ f , ,,x.,m 3 'Q' gn 1 f Cp f '1 fAf' Qfrw Q Q ter? A ml N! Hwjgwgfwfg Kgfwf f iq ,U QMK wa Q V V VM, ' 'N3,1:i 'x Qcvv cmc Mrs XWHDM Lnvmgsrom c Of Q1 mu: of 6' X.'.fiVv'g1 U 55 'cwcvcved O dem. iri 233W V9 HOUSE EDUCATION WEEK Probably the largest display oi notebooks and posters Nas touca in Mrs. Elaine l-leider's 'oom The subiects so beautitully iilustrated here an outgrowth ot lessons in geography and Pennsylvania history, Mr, and Mrs Ronald Morgan are amazed at the number and variety ot cutstanding displays. World History is the theme depicted by the proie-cts arranged in Miss Greenfs room, Ancient and Modern times are brought into sharp locus through the medium ot scale models like these. Mr, and Mrs. Schneider had a personal guide in the person dt their son Dave, lt Nas only natural that the yearf book would want a picture ot itselt. Beverly Holsopple and Sonya Karcn- nalc look over one ot the old books as they try to visualize the '57 edition. 'While there is no claim to complete coverage in this photographic tour, it was generally conceded that Open l-louse '56 was one of the most successful at Richfandc 87 CHRISTMAS CANDY SALE TOPS ITS OWN RECORD I I . I i Sohy Huh? proucIIy czlspio 5 Vicar ' T ,Lew pox which she 'ecehed oe CIE Ir, the CIVISTHNGS Ccwdy Sore, 7 1 VCI I rchshg projecr of the JuhIor Cwoss he Jurwors C' this yeor broke oII previous recoros Th fCIClI SGICS. B.II IVICITICUITI, Lorry ACICIVTTS, GITCI o y3 Robe c:I5o I Norm prrzes for fhemr IIICIIVICIUUI Sores' rec I 9 OTCS sv ,T .3 , T7 X i .if J.. 5 wllilwaawf D Mi, ',. '3- .1 5 83 1 I CAPTAINS REMAIN FRIENDS IN SPITE OF KEEN COMPETITION Copfoihs of fhe eight Tecmvs Ihto which The Junior Closs vvos divided were BIII CIVIST, ROINGICI Enom, BIII Thompson, SyIvIcx I-Iockehsmifh, Bor- bcxrcz Doyis, GTQICITGIW Bock, Sohdrcm Lurher, ohd Berry Cooper A Icxrge shore of credit for the success of the CCIITCIY soIe goes 10 these copfoihs, cmd worthy of specIoI VITGITIIOIT is The Icxcf Ihof eyery Junior porrlcipored ocIIyeIy in We project THE WINNING TEAM PROVED ITSELF EQUAL TO THE CHALLENGE Thi- 'L-cw' cz II ci Inf' CJJLIIIYIIILI Drum? ,'.'l1I-'git if l'r, 715, IWCIMJL Ein' 1 1 rr 'wr Q pvgfc lj 1, 1 I IO: to-Ah, M l MA M gully, gi k '. 3.25. Dwj, Cori rlw '.',z'gg:'c-' .. er, :xr C1 K W F A fy r ,I A ,I Sci -,r Wu' 'ISS Suu KJ L-Q' chrecfc-o ww, ANI, -.-wh gf., THE RICHLAND DISC JOCKEYETTES Thanks are due to Judy Evans Marilyn Abraham and Joyce Albert for therr constant attention to the seletron records lor the Julce Box Servlng as a committee for choosing our noontume programs they did a commendable loo -jG..J.r vvlth the lop tunes of the day PREFERRED CUSTOMERS Mr and Mrs Edward Abraham Kenneth L Mr and Mrs Bruce Betz Mr and Mrs Robert Bogar Mr and Mrs Lynn Campbell Nlclc Campltelll Mr and Mrs arFCru M and Mrs Davis MO el Mss Lella o Mass Mach V Mlss anc Mrs an Mrs anc Mrs anc Mrs ang Mrs an Mrs anc Mrs and M s an Mrs an Walter Cofode Robert Easterbroolc Marvrn Eshelman Robe t Ford F nest B Freeburn Donald Fyock Hcrry E l-larbaugh l-l I Geo ge L Hence Ca l Heptner Ga cn Hallman eora l-loftrnart a l Holllck an Mrs A len Hostetler an Mrs Muchael Hozulc an Mrs Joseph H Huber an Mrs John Jerney Loss Kmdeloe ger MrsLeD J 89 OD OD GFX OD OD GH OH GHC Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Naz Mlsler and Mr and Mrs and Mrs Charles Leoerlcnught Wayne E Lehman Hugh P Llggett Frank Loush Ben Manottl Donald McCrae Sebert I Mlclcel Joseph Mal' r Ronald Morgan Vtflluam J Moss Robert Murphy Mrss Mary Paul c Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mlss Beverly Mrs Car Ro and Mrs Mass Martha r and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Bll G Phe s Stanle-yJ Pltera Rldclell dlcey David Sana Schvvmg C t Richard Stover Joseph Vore Foster Weller Mr and Mrs Russell Vveller Mr Gwen B Young 'Vlr and Mr George Zudnsun n ert an Eng avlng O ' c ' of . , Mr, d , l ' . Bell Mr. d . . A 4 Mr. d . . ' , , Mr. d , e . . Mr. d A A ' ' ' MrA d . A V VV lte , C 'ste Mr. d . . ' r, , , t Mr. l ., ' re i 4 A D clcl Mr. s, Mr. J , L ' Mr, . l ' A Mr, cl ' ' Mr, . Mr. l , f Mr, l I -r A Mr. an l . i I lp, Mr, l , Mr. . . ' Miss Sue Green Mr. , Charles Ruclcey Mr. d , 1 , ' ' ' Mr, l , C, E. arrfon ' . l Mr. A r' . F' , ' l 1' MV. , ' I Cl Mr. d t . r ' I Mr, d lVl.'S- Ea, M , , R. . S ern ' L Md -. ' A e ' Mr. . M . d , E l , r ' Mr. d . ' ' A . . Mr, d , , ' . . Mr, d , - S- ' ' I fy ' ' , ' r Zlni 1 rt r ' C . Mr, and . . Q , Kim A VISIT FROM WESTMONT More than one hundred students from Westmont under the cxpet durecaon of Mrs John Kauffman presented o Chrastmas Program for the Rnchland Students on tlne day our vacatuon began The story ot the Nattvoty from start to hnust was perfect It may vvell b remembered as one ot the nucest tntngs that a neughoortng school could have guven us Even at this late date we stnll want to v and a Merty Chrustma to you Westmont The PORTAL Staff as stncerely grateful tor the generous tlnancual support received from the tollowung sources D TH TH H TH wo d P Covc Qtcct os FS SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS SCHOOL STORE SAND MO HERS CLUB In s to tn sc lcv p aycc suc I KIJ I T . T. u I . I I 4 . L . . . , I ll ' O . .. . , . SU' A , . ' 3 , . If E T E C E , , T , f, N A ' C5 thi I4 'Og hfnig Ah' V l -l , h an tnttaftanf part In inc' g:L.b'Icc:'Lon cl cc' 135.gif C , tj 9ltjtcQ'c:p't-,f ZQnwmC nictn E'TQ c1t.'lnQ CC it2it'Tt, E'ig c1'.'IPgS Penn R'l't tg CC'TpG ,' P Qsi't'tg 'iyn Ro'e 5 nae-v Ewa tg lv'tu-fic' Aff Cow' crfri Blnqiirg OffTkiff!'T., Cow rg LARRY DEAN ADAMS 58 BORN APRIL 6 1940 DIED MARCH 27 1957 Mah s vyark IS mar measured by a cerram number al years Same Complete Thevr earfhly assnghmem m a camparaTuyeIy brvef p ruad while others rw ay reauwe eaghfy add years and more Larry compIeTed hrs lufes mark If the age af sIxfeer1 We may har Lmdersfand why Larry was Called at a fume when e wanted hIs wemdshsp and emayed has Campamahshnp so much and yer In d er resp Cr we submit To The will of Gad who also had e a v TI IU Illmert OI I-Ins eferha II 2 I x ,V 5 IA Y I 1 I I , .. , V 1 C . 1 ,' e 3 3 , J ' he d 5 In In The If m ' e I plcr. C CHARGE TO OUR ACCOUNT As we got to rhe task of deciding gust who! our needs were, we rediized Tho' we had cn big Qvdcf, and we i-Sied H1055 things iwicif dfe, rw frweiwisewes, basic x'GC1wi C-WCDTS Q? qi people dediccifed 'O D-Qffggfgtig Pwwcipies. t 4 i H - . Q, . i , i W, M4-,f g 5 nun, Tal' Sifnok CLA!! -,f i Q i..-'..i... FuF1y - yfytm -N4--RM f. Hur-MAND ui., Fw,,..-f..n. H451-1 ,,5411gg.g, mm looms 57A 1 2 niufrwn Y .76 :uni some .5 n. 1. sox . r.o.lox.i www Jofwxfoww um PENNA cf...-.CAnba14 'i . A A -i Q... 1 I CHIC! MOI V00 QAM! Olhfl gpqlllfp ' 1 vu! I0 A8011 iii! :' ,W aww wld I-14591181 y 4 Q V ' I 1 . . .i .,......i,..r......,,.. .i.,..... I q .. . ff A - Y su- 1 1, 'I 1 LOB PROMPYSEIVIUPLHHSYlVlS1Zl com! Svvu AS IKOUKSYID u.n..- -..,i ...W .nm nu...-...-f si., was-au.-sq ,f -- -A-E qfwwf- d- 4 t 1- .Jw 'J LD f! 4 L SLLVVKIV, Wvpq Vnpffr Z' fhALl 11f . fl-'a , r' 'L PM., .v - -1' nil Q 'f UALLQI' YUIES . 'xr 5 'R1z.. -' 4NiP1 JANI' ANU rysf LQKU I ,'g1Ll. . 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