Port Clinton High School - Revista Yearbook (Port Clinton, OH)

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t k. v ' Agilri 'lr- fi' .Qu ,us ' M , tl '1' f ALICE M. BURGET A Friendly toward all, with manner sweet. Connnercial conrseg Roosevelt Lit. So- ciety 1. 2, Glen Club LZ, 3, 45 Operetta 25 Basketball 13 'l'rac-lc 3. CHARLES DE WVITT Charlie What small Satanic sort of trick is in his mind. Vollege l'x'4-paw-1tol'y3 Franklin liit. So fiery 1. 2. CARL BRAND Kelly A good valuable than gold. General flourseg Roosevelt llit. So- ciety. HELEN DRICKHAMER To her all things are 'possi- ble. l'OllllllCI'1'lZ1l Vourseg Franklin Iiit. So- r-ii-tV l 2' Glee Club 4. QU disposition is more ALYCE E. BAHNSEN Al She appears so quiet and shy. ' .U v -- Uolln-ge Pl'l'IHll'ZlIl1l'j': Roosevelt Lit. So- miitv l ' TROY FRASER M. T. The deed I intend is great, But what, as yet, I know not. College Prennw-ttoi'y Course: Roosevelt Lit. Society: Spenserian liit. Society 4: Sev'Tre:ns. S. Lit. Society 45 Sei-. Glue 4. ELLSWORTH CLEAVER Eli O the vanity of these men. College Preparatoryg Franklin Souiety 1, 25 Sec-.-'l'r+-as. of Class 2, Asst Busi- ness Mzinzxgrer Revista. SHIRLEY FISK Dizzy If she will, she will, you may depend upon it, And if she wonit, she won't, so there's an end on't. General Uourseg Catawba lslund Hi l, l'lub, Librzlrinn 2: Spa-use-rinu XVork -Lg t'Be nn Optimist. MAXINE CLAPHAM Max My ravished eyes behold such charms about him, I can not live with him, but I cannot live without him. College l,l't'lldl'iliUl'j'Q Roosevelt liit. Society l, 2: Glee Vlub ZZ, Ii, -Lg Opere etta 2, 'lg Librzwizin 4. WAYNE J. FRIDERICI Rex The first virtue, son, if you will learn, Is to restrain and keep well thy tongue. College Prepz1rato1'y, Roosevelt Lit. So- viety 1, 23 Pres. of f'lnss Sly Football Mmnagm- Il, P. U. Letter Vluh 4. Sehool Electrician l, LZ, Zi, 4g Business Mun- agez Revista. liit. Soeiety 4: Offii-me 928 14 ' Page fifteen If i1 -. W I, In - I tl of ,,. fl 'eff ' fy' l

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'fl 0!U1A th.: lf .Q 52 Q -73. . e ' 4 - A- 4? ,g D Y ij 5, J, 1 l 'gt , ll fi Wli ru I' 'U' , gi' ffl' beniurs MOTTQ1: He Conquers X'Vho lS11Kll11'CS.U COLORS: Violet and Silver. FLONVER: Sweet Pea. ROBERT CRAWFORD Bob President The W'hite House is my home, The Coolidges are only renting it.', College Preparatory, Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4: l'. Cl. Letter Club 45 President of class 4g lie an Optimistni Asst. Athletic Editor, Revista. ERDINE DRUCKENMILLER Becky Secretary and Treasurer 4'She used her head for something Besides keeping her ears apart. General Courseg Roosevelt Literary Society 1, 25 Spen- serian Lit. Society 4: Sec. and Treas. of class 45 Vice Pres. of class 3g Glee Club 2, 33 Operetta 3g Office Typist 4g Be an Optimist. HUGH E. ELLIOTT Licker', Vice President Let us play such a clean game on the gridirons of this world, that we shall not have to go where there are gridirons in the nextf, College Preparatoryg Youngstown Rayen l, 2: Foot- ball 3, 43 Track 3. 43 Basketball 3, 4g P. C. Letter Club 45 'Glee Club 4g Orchestra 4g lie an Optimistug Asst. Joke liditor, Revista. -1928----+-A Rage fourteen :ug

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. A ,,. ...tm 'ffl' .I 7' 3 N99 I 'vias Sa' 455. VNINIFRED GILL Winnie Calm, serene, your thoughts are clear and honest. ' eg- Prepar mg' I'on'.'e. Steuben- , F wi rf: 1 Z j K I t , l If ,W ffl I Ml' I M f I V aa vs ik I E I' Fl -p If 1 xr f I toll 4 att is is f, f ull Ili I 2 Basktthlll 1 x 11' e ' .'3 Z,43Sec-Trees. Hive Illlllj 4. RALPH JOHNSON Pussy-foot It is the tranquil people who accomplish much. th-nerzll flonrst-3 Franklin Lit, Society. GEORGE HURRELL Theodore Men of few words are the best men. lic-norall Vonrszeg I r:1nklin l.it. Society I. 2. ELIZABETH ANN LORENZEN Lizzy-Butt Tall, slender and straight Vtith all the graces blestf' Vollrge I'repul':1tot'y1 Roosevelt Lit. Society -I1 tilee I'Inb l, 2. li, 4: 011913 eltu l, 23 VIVO-I,l'l'NIIIt'Ill Class 13 Basket- lmll 21 Be :tn Optiniistug Orntory. MAGARET JENSEN Mux None but herself can be her parallel. College l'i'epat'zttol'y: Roosevelt Lit. So' viety I, 21 Glen l'lub 43 Office work 4. HOWARD F. KIHLKEN Kilk 'AI could live without poetry or walking: But who in the world could live without talking? in-In-ml I'ou1'st-3 Franklin Lit. Society 1, 22 Illee IIIIIIJ 1, 2. CHARLES HERL Charlie Men may come and men may 930, But I talk on forever. Uollege I,Y'Q'!PHl'3iIUl'yQ Roosevelt liit. So- ciety l. 23 Football 35, -1: Track 253 P. U. Letter Club 43 Joke Editor Revista. DOROTI-IEA E. MARSHALL sAD0rt9D I like English and all that But, Oh, how I love to dance. College l'1'epurntory3 Roosevelt Lit. So- ciety 1. 2: Spenseriun Lit. Society 43 Hlee Club l. 2. 4: Operetta 1, 2, 43 IIIIUQ-'l' Leander 43 Basketball I, 2, Sl, 43 Letter Club 43 Oratory 2, El. 43 Ilonnty Oratorim-al Font:-st 23 Debate l, 123 Ath- letic' Editor Revista. HILDA JACOBSON Huddy Then she will talk, ye gods, how she will talk. tlollt-gre Preparatory: Roosevelt Lit. So' 4-iety l, Z3 Orchestra 23 Glee fllnb 4: Operetta -tg Ass't Snapshot Flrlitor Re- 1 vista. l MANUELNOSSAMAN Nossey From the crown of his head to the soles of his feet, he is all mirth. Gemrul I'lllll'S4-'Q Roosevelt Lit. Sn- : t-it-ty 25 til:-0 Club 43 Operetta 43 Truck 15: Football 43 Be an Optimist. vi 3 ll l928 Faye sixteen Ji V 'tt 1 'III lvji 1 W i