Richland High School - Portal Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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DIANE L. BLANSET ' A pertectionist in pe'so'tal aivpemrrince . . keeps ECN- secrets to herself . . . possibly cz teacher ot Hone Ec. . . . but not adverse to nyfefnaking ACTIVITIES Bowitng C13 I2, Junior Portal Cluo 3, The PORTAL 4, Student Council 2. National Tnespicn Society 234: Chorus 4, Girls Ensefrbfe 2.3 4 GALEN BLOOM Alwa's lookin 'or :rn arcufrert carefree and easy r Q J if yOu agree wtth hirh . . , a genutne baseball lah . . . not so sure that horrework is necessary. ACTIVITIES Football l,2,3. Basketball I.2,3, Sportsman Club I, Student Council I.4, Chorus 4, The PORTAL -4. JUDITH A. BOGAR Looking forward to Penn State a regular rrternbei of the Ensemble otten seerns to analyze a statement before ma Ing a reply ACTIVITIES Junior YTecns Juni r V rsity Cheerleader I3 Girls Ensernble 234 Junior Portal Club 3 The PORTAL 4 Chorus 4 National Thespian Society 234 PATRICIA A BOHACHICK Loo s to a career in the nursing profess on qu et but efficient n ler work con be safely recommended for de endabiltty ACTIVITIES YTeens I Llbraraon 2 3 4 i e President 4 Pep Club 4 Chorus 4 National Honor Soc ety 4 SENIORS AGNES MARIE BORISCHAK Possesses quset charm no question about her secretarial abullty one of Red Tops Ioithlul number AC IV TIES Science Club I Pep Club 4 RICHARD J BOUCH R ally set the pace in track a man ot action no words thinks the decimal pomt is too important for ts size ACTIVITIES School Store I Leathercraft Club I Stud t uncil 3 Track ars y 34 Treasurer JO ELLEN BOWERS laugh thats contagious and curly h ir that rtatura in her book gloaminess is for the weather us ing alive is re IVITIE YTeens I Junior I-It Cheerleader I Pep Club 3 Chorus 34 Bowling Club 4 MARJORIE RAE BOWERS Beautiful eyes and a nice personality o to Senior Class also loyal ta a guy named Gary ACTIVITIES eens I enlor rarnattcs un iiona Q 5 cietf 3 4 Stage C ew I 2 3 JAMES B BOYER was riousy In rL C c Nlavy IVITIES S if,-'ice C Senior Conserv trot' Club 3 4 BECKIE BRACKEN fl X nn 5 repre entail e keto to no 'en' me keen TIV S C eer e :dwg '7 Y e B ' e ua n P u N n L .JPFYI 26 L- ' I I - . I i, O 0 I ff ' ff: k ' ' I . . . ' - ' . , . yn I 3 It I - - . , xr N 5 r , 1 p A V F I . , V I i VC , f 5 pr G o ' . . . ' In T W I . . , I ' . I A rf I Sw f A . - 5 , en 1 M- .- , 1 Co ' , I,2.3,4g V it R , , 3,4. 3 A ' ' o' 's I be' ' ' g ot. ACT S - - , ' 'gh ' ' ' . . . loy I the Y-T pl -S ' D ' CI I Q, NCI l Th-stuart Sa X S, 7 r , , ,4. I Driving o car is one al his favorite noizlzies . . . takes ' ' th' ' se I ' spite ol his 5: :ct.c.il k-s , . . Lock out. - I ACT c f. - lub I, Foztball If Track ff, l .if . xg ,Q-,I A fe ry' be' onality , , . our s' .r to we T It :zzz ' 3 u' 'I ..., tnds borrowing a cc hier? v.:. 4 . to r eautcsed. AC ITIE rv I-1 I l,-. -Te PS 'f :IFR 3 LJ 'T ' gyix- is Cl 2, Ju, tor. ortcl Cl I: 3, Chorus 4, Bo' ti. 9 Ciua ', ide 4 ' 4 :fc ,S cn Court 4.

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I THINK THIS HAS A NAME: PARALLELOPIPED, ICOSAGON, DODECAHEDRON, TRIRECTANGULAR TRINEDRAL ANGLE, OR SOME SUCH NOMENCLATURE Galen Bloom, Richard Bouch, and Leslie Campbell ponder geometric relationships and complexities ot some of the hgures which are built by students to demonstrate, in a visual way, some of the geometric theorems. SENIORS BONNIE ALLISON Never needs a iolce explained . . . hiccups just come noturolly . . . favorite expression: Where's Bill? ACTIVITIES -Junior Y-Teens Ig Band 3g Bowling Club 3,4. JUDY ALLISON Tidy and trim in her appearance . . . attracts friends with ease . . . usually seen with Dorothy, ACTlVITIESfY-Teens If Bond I,2g Chorus I,2g Junior Candy Champp Cheerleader 35 GAA 3g Pep Club 3,4. JOYCE E. ANDERSON Richlancl's apple dessert queen . . . animated, al'Table, and always alert. ACTIVITIES-Y-Teens Ig Pep Club 37 GAA 4, Portal Staff 3,4g Chorus 4g Senior Play 4. ELAINE BARSOPHY Miss Sophie, our future girl with a positive personality Music Shop, ACTIVITIES Bond 2,3,4, Secretary 4g Chorus 2,3,4, Accompanist 4, Girls' Ensemble 3,45 Girls' Sextet 3.4, National Thespion Society 3.4, Treasurer 4, District Band and Chorus 3: State Band and Chorus 3, Class Secretary 4g National Honor Society 4. music teacher . . . a talented . . . finds harmony in VVeiser's BARBARA ANN BELL Not the ding-dong type . . . o good conversationalist . . . has an alert sense of humor and a mind of he' own. ACTIVITIES-Y-Teens I,2g Pep Club 3,4. SANDRA JEAN BERKEY Has a quiet and charming manner . . . dfeoms ot being a dietitian , . . may specialize in home cooking. ACTIVITIES -Art Club If Chorus 2, Girls' Chorus 2g Dromatics Club 2. Pep Club 3g The PORTAL 4. 25 .x I v :D- ,L

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DOROTHY BUKOVEC Dependable and neat with an A-l report card . , . knows how to get things done . , . has definite ideas about the future. ACTlVlTIESfY-Teens If Band l,2g Pep Club 3,4, Secretary 47 Honor Society 4, JAMES BUNN Has that irresistible something . . . favors 6 packs ot gum, naturally! , . . how about those eyes? ACTIVITIES- Bowling Club President 3,4. CHARLES BURKETT A regular Frenchman, a la American , . short, dark, and handsome . . . seldom heard from . . , plans to have his own boat some day. LESLIE CAMPBELL Whoa, gals! he's not at all interested . . . his luture is charted . . . believes anything can be proved. ACTIVITIES -Football l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3, Basketball lg Basketball Manager 2,3, Science Club lg All Purpose Club 3, Varsity R 4. WILLIAM A. CHARN EY The great out-door type . . . can really strum that guitar . . . seems to know what he wants. ACTIVITIES- Sportsman Club If Hi-Y Sp Senior Conservation Club 4, ALBERT CHRIST A faithful sports' fan , . . studies are high on his list of things to do . . . a bit sentimental about a certain seat in Trig Class, ACTIVITIES-Science Club Vice President If Baseball 23,45 .lunior Portal Club 37 The PORTAL 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 4. 1959 A PERIOD IN THE LIBRARY PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY While the library is intended as a place for reading and research, it is also a desirable location for study because of the inadequacy of the auditorium as a study hall. Byron Small, Mark Heilmann, Ed Sisk, and Roger Luther are undisturbed by the photographer as they search for new data about old problems.