Richland High School - Portal Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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FCJREWORD This year, the Portal, published as a student effort, is without a theme. lt has no purpose other than to entertain, to picture the school year activities, and to recall the memories of Richland as the years fade. Our symbols are used to represent rather than picture. The cap and scroll represents scholarship, the ram's head is shown in the various sides of our school activities. In every life there must be a combination of seriousness and humor, of leadership and being led, of scholarship and athletics. Just as each gradu- ating class has its motto, flower, and colors, the Portal must also have its own symbols. The future is ahead. The past is forgotten amid the thoughts of the present. Yet we hope this book will give us an insight to the future, pictures of the present, and something to recall the past. The Editors

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The 1962 Portal Staff Editors: John Ambrose D Grow Carol Swick Associate Editor: Mary Lou Swick Photographic Editor: Larry Horne Art Editor: Jim Bury Sports Editors: Tom Doubt Carol Pltera Business Managers: Pauline Lesosky Susie Kuhn Adviser: Mr. William MaQullken Editorial Staff Nancy Barnes Georgia Hutzler Jeanne Kostro Sandy Riffle Irene Roseman Helen SchaeFfer Irene Stull Photographic Staff Linda Bell Rose Burns Ken Kunkle Tim Yost Seorts Staff Denny Betz John Sholtis Gail Stuart Norma Yost Business Stat? Marilyn Blough Betty Hostetler Lynda Zarisky

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CONTENTS Foreword . . Dedication . . Administration . . Graduates . Underclasses . Sports . . Activities . . Patrons . . . Autographs . . .