NORM McKITTRICK— Hall Monitor 2, 3; In- tramurals 2. 35 ORGANIZATIONS 53 Orosz, Michelina 126, 154 Orsolini, Christina 35, 141 Orsolini, Emidio 146 Oswald, Mary Jane 64, 68, 146 Oswald. 70 to Compile, Produce ' 67 Annual The rhythmic tapping of typewriters, the rustling of papers, and the banging of desk and file drawers were just a few of the varied sounds which floated from the Legend office each day throughout the past year. Seniors studied world literature in ad- dition to their struggles in producing first class term papers. PAT LAWSON — Brush and Palette 1; Library Club IX BRECK LEBEQUE — Spring City High School, Spring City, Tennessee 1, 2; Guidance Council 4; National Honor Society 4; Concert Band 3, 4; Marching Band 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Los Conquistadores 3, 4, President 4. The cheerleaders led the school in enthusiasm for the evening game. HARD WORK and talented planning went into the preparation of the Brush and Palette float which captured third place in the contest. Homecoming was also organized by the Student Council and members decorated the annual school Christmas tree. SKIP STOUT — Graduation Usher 3; Guidance Council 3, 4; Letterman's Club 23, 4; Pow Wow Headliner 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Student Council 23, 4, President 4; A-V 4; FTA 4; Lat- in Club 133, President 3; Legend 3, 4; News Bureau 23, 4; Pep Club 133, 4, Vice President 3; Pow Wow 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Basket- ball 13; Football 133. High school yearbook buyers. Portage High School - Legend Yearbook (Portage, IN).
135 Elliott, Susan 139 Golden, Cherie 5539, 70, 135 Holland, Michael Ellis, Dennis 34, 96, 139 GOLF 96 Holland, Steve 52, 145 Ellis, Linda Sue 144 Golle, Carl Holman, Elizabeth 68, 140 Ellman, Donald 82. Petition, Coach J. Kaiser. Back in school in the fall, the cheer- leaders planned varied pep convos with the copperation of the senior boys. Hunt, R. Hansen, D. Forwalter, L. Swanson, D. McFarland, D. For- the facial expressions of a director, the choir waiter; Row 2: J. Flick, B. Anthony, B. Pozobyt, Mrs. R. West, director, L. Bennington, A. Am- must maintain their composure regardless of stein, F. Wagoner, his often amusing antics. Use your Sales Report Envelope to keep track of orders. 101 Greg Metzcus — Basketball Bob Walker — Golf Steve Smith — Track Coaches Pick MY CAP GUN! 139 BASEBALL 98 BUS DRIVERS 148 Cox, Danny BARTUS, MISS PATRICIA 108 Buse, Richard 115 Cox, Dennis BASKETBALL 92 BUSINESS 150 COX. ROGER LINDQUIST, M. M" Head of Music Department, sponsors Choraliers, Se- nior Class MR. HENRY LOOFT, B. S., Science Depart- ment MRS. RCHS Announcements 17-18. LOU LOOFT, B. S., Home Economics Department, sponsors Senior Class MR. PAUL MANNHEIM, B. High school and college. Make sure there names names Bronze - 15 sponsors $100 = $1500 is a difference in benefits between the three levels of • special recognition sponsorship and that you only have a limited number of sponsorships available for each level so they are attractive to the purchaser. Between November and May. Sales or rentals are generally made through school administrators who. And sales control criteria. More than one shocked girl quickly retreated from Room W — temporarily transformed into a makeshift boys locker room.
ROBERT L. HILTY — Student Council 3; A-V 133, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Hall Monitor 3, 4; Les Copains 1, 2; SCS 4. Mr. Jerome Vaughn traces the patterns and basic principles in the business cycle to his economic classes. A school typically sells 500 yearbooks in a year for $50 each. There is enough skill and interest in our school that no team suffers from a lack of athletic ability. In this method, you GOLD BOOSTERS Offer Three Levels of Sponsorship sell levels of Sponsorship that include progressively names names Gold - 15 sponsors x $200 = $3000 more benefits as a sponsor moves from a Bronze to a names • free yearbook • special recognition Silver to a Gold level of sponsorship. To add to the Christmas spirit, the tra- ditional convocation was filled with fun and laughter for all. Sales representatives.
Pursuant to collective bargaining agreements. SELLING ADVERTISING.................................................... Next in line for batting honors was Jim Martin at. PHS OPP 21 Hammond Morton 14 16 River Forest 15 18 Lake Central 12 22 South Bend Jackson 19 41 Liberty 15 41 Valparaiso 10 18 South Bend Adams 25 38 Liberty 18 26 East Gary 16 25 Gary Roosevelt 22 WHO'S WHO? This year's squad readied the juniors for their senior year with Jim Hostettler, Bruce Greinke, Bill Strom, Larry Jan- dreau, and Lonnie Trumble seeing a lot of action. Acquisition opportunities have been limited in recent. Boys' physical education emphasized sportsmanship as fundamental techniques were taught in many games and sports. Couples danced to the music of "John Sox and his Orchestra" around a spiral- ing staircase covered with frothy white angel hair. Community members can purchase your school's yearbook or other school products you included! Bruised yet brave, the Indians helped bring additional laurels to PHS. Michael 35, 64, 90, 100, 136 Mitchell, Robert 82, 140 Moehl, Robert 140 Mogle, Merrily 13353839, 60, 79, 113, 124, 154 Mogle, Sherrilyn 60, 79, 136 Monette, Deborah 65, 146 Monette, Ed 124 Mongold, Peggy 136 Monroe, Patrick 90, 140 Montania, Timothy 59, 124 Moore, Christine 136 Moore, Shirley 146 Morgan, Barbara 140 Morgan, Ricky 124 Morris, John 124 MORRIS, MR. RALPH 110 Morrow, Bill 140 Morrow, Fay 124 Moseley, Lizzy 146 Moses, Dale 3335, 146 Mowry. Another activity of the Council was soliciting funds in the Portage area for Channel 11, WTTW, the educational tele- vision station. Holly made 3/5 of a quart of tea for her tea party. She plans to fill small tea cups that hold 3/10 of a quart of. The year has gone by all too quickly, it seems. Instruction was given to a majority of PHS'ers in proper voting procedures last fall.
The Education product line consists of maps, globes, atlases, social studies instructional programs, science. They also pre- sented the "Outstanding Senior Member. " PAULA FOXX — Graduation Usherette 3; Gui- dance Council 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Thespians 23, 4; Concert Band 13; Marching Band 13; Drama Club 23, 4; FTA 1, 4; GAA 133, 4; Latin Club 1; Los Conquisadores 13; Pep Club 1, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; SCS 4. Other non-precious metal. Posters, flyers, money collection envelopes, etc.? Some 340 seniors paced slowly down the long aisle to their reserved seats — the only reserved seats in the gym. The money from these efforts was used to treat the mem- bers to trips to the Coffee Cellar and also enabled the club to make a $135 contri- bution to the band. Peak seasonal demand for each of its product lines. Rosandich, L. A school typically sells 500 yearbooks each year for $50 each. The economics class does a project - Brainly.com. Caldwell, J. Paul 55, 87, 137 Winn, Phyllis 3338, 60, 62, 68, 132 W inn. Of course, you'll want to also have all the material needed in advance. R Posters or banners—so it's obvious that yearbooks are being sold. 50 AMONG THE MANY award winners announced at the Award's assembly were Greg Sarkisian, Paula Foxx, Mary Conwell, Sandy Amstein, Susan Porter, Martha Garriott, and Rose Kruckvich.
Creating Effective Ad Sales Campaigns As mentioned previously, you'll want to organize and develop multiple ad sales events, track and report financial progress of ad sales and establish a method of providing advertisement receipts to customers who purchase ads. MARY RUSSELL CARL SACKMAN KRISTINE ST. GERMAIN— Drama Club 3; FNC 3; GAA 2; Latin Club 13- LINDA SANDERS MARK SANDOVAL— Hall Monitor 4; Los Conquistadores 2. At the close of the season the squad chose the co-captains and Mr. Football. The sophomore class exerted a real effort during the year to improve school spirit by coming out strong in support of the athletic teams and by noteworthy participation in Pep Club, cheerleading, publications, and other school programs. The Company's Scholastic product line sales representatives market Cap. Regardless of whether you're distributing a book that was ordered in advance or ordered on the spot, it's critical that you collect the money prior to handing over the yearbook to the purchaser. Juniors Honor Stars, clouds, and a stairway reaching upward toward heaven, set the romantic mood of the 1967 Prom, "Stairway to the Stars, " presented by the junior class on May 27. Scholarship, Award Winners Receive Recognition Each year Portage graduates collect their share of scholarship money for furthering their education amounting to several thousands of dollars. Is on favorable terms and enables the Company to effectively hedge. Van Proyen, D. Abbadini, -F. Brocksmith; Row 2: Coach A. Amling, B. Koehler, T. Swanson, J. Wetzel, P. Tesanovich, M. Yavor, M. Lawrie, K. Ensign, T. Book, T. Winn; Row 3: W. Johnson, J. Heavilin, R. Humphries, D. Hilliard, D. Moses, R. Owens, D. Alvarado, C. Mason, K. Crizer, R. Evans, J.
All they have to do is describe who's in each photo, and save photos and descriptions to one of the image folders (pre-defined by you) to make it easy for you to find—and use—their photos in your book. Hallie 65, 68, 144 Forwalter. Ultimate goals for the industrial arts trainees were to be introduced to the various fields of study and to strive for a minimum of acquired skills to be used at home, in hobbies, or in actual trade prac- tices. Millie 143 Booth, Barbara 64, 134 Chrisman, Patricia 115 ANDERSON, MR. RUEBEN 108 Booth, Frank Melvin 134 Chrisman, Ronald ANDREWS. Flowers, moonlight, stars, and yards of rustling satin made this an event that will live in the hearts and minds of all who attended. NANCY JANE WOODWORTH— Cheerleader 1; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; Guidance Coun- cil 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; " GAA 2; Legend 3; Los Conquistadores 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Pow Wow 2.