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

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q A l ' -P2 T ' V 1 4' u, -T z ! N l f ll T T if?-fi ' ' ' fl -gh! Svnpbumurzs Colors ...., .....,,7, C ireen and Silver Flower ..,..... ...,A,.,......,.... S weet Pea President ...........A.l...,..l w.,...AA.. l 'aul Schmitt Vice-President .........,..,, ....,,l, R Iadeleine Black Secretary-Treasurer ,,......Y,,,...,.,.......... Vivian Sharp Sergt, at Arms ,,.......,,,...... ,..., le loward Hllithorpe Charles Bandelean Ida Belle llahcock Anne Boeshart Agatha Bowen Madeleine Black Truman Carnicom Helen Christiansen Myles Dewhurst Florence Dihhling Emilia Dikty Yuta Druyor Howard Ellithorpe Eunice Fellerath Mary Fisher Gertrude Fosterling Florence French Glenn Gerlack Lillian Hayes Margaret Hopfinger Karen Holm DeNVard Hostrup Leona Jensen Marian Kessler Dorothy Kelly Kathryn Kennedy Dorothy Kohanke Donald Kohanke Adeline Kostro james Lavender Laura Belle Leow Mary Luchsinger Donald Mackey Mary Michnay Bernard McRitchie Florence Miller Thelm a Mon tgom ery Geraldine Nelson Alohn Dravec XValter Park VVayne Petersen Lenora Petersen Phyllis Pearce Margaret Pieplow Isabelle M. Sass '- 'l 1- I928 Paul Schmitt Kenneth Schieye Thomas Schmardeheck Kathryn Sharp Vivian Sharp Ardella Shinevar Margaret Shook Gwendolyn Sihrel Robert Skinner Florence Smith Samuel Stacy Vertner Stacy Dorothy Stumph Doris Van Tassel Gladys Vaughn Donald VVenger Marjorie VVharton Dorothea Wiiiklea Frank VVoodman Helen Yurista Page twenty-five

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Q i - KJ! ' tg. l 5 . lr 4. 'l A 'if nl H bnpbumnre Glass Iptstnrp :+- Motto ....... .A..... ' 'XVork Conquers All. I shall never forget the time that our class first entered high school. Our most difficult job was remembering where to go next. We decided to do our best as it was the first year of high school and we wanted to give our teachers a good impression. The higher classes were saying nothing but green l'reshies, forgetting the time when they had been Freshmen themselves. The time went very quickly as Freshmen and before we could realize it we entered the tenth grade. Gur name then was changed to Sophomore. We could then look down upon the Freshmen coming into high school and share in saying with the higher classes, green freshiesf' i NVe feel that our class has done well in contributing to the Port Clinton High School. We have shared in all activ- ities, in all athletic sports and literary work. We hate to think that we have but two more years of happy school days left. K. H. ffl- . l . . pgnq' 51, 4. Y '.,, ., I 9 2 8 Page twenty-four

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.,, 5 -+ i Q 7,1-M + lf I ff lv l i i flktuil, f li Q Jfresbmen Qllass ilaistorp Motto .A,........... May Knowledge Increase. Of course, as class after class of Seniors will have it, on the morning of September sixth, the door opened and a mob of verdant Freshies filled the hallsof P. C. H. S. trying to find the study hall. Here we were,-green, oh, very green Freshies entering in on a new field of life which would lead us to bigger things. We met the higher classes, espe- cially the Seniors, face to face with a smile, ignoring their snickers and embarrassing remarks. After a few weeks we realized how essential and neces- sary we really were to the high school, therefore we settled down to hard work. We became acquainted with the 9-2 class and with their help we elected our officers. Then followed the Freshman class party, which was a success especially in the fact that it helped to unite the Freshman class as a body of faithful, peppy students. WVe have many who represent us in athletics and the glee clubs. We hope some day to be the pride of P. C. H. S. R.F. , pix 1 zffgqgivw l I 9 2 8 Page twenty-six