Portland High School - Tifoon Yearbook (Portland, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1937 volume:

The Tjfoon - PUBLISHED BY THE 1937 SENIOR CLASS OP PORTLAND HIGH SCHOOL PORTLAND, INDIANA Q 5:4 WK 15? Y, fiifl' JM? V16-if-ltw 'Rf' i . , 2 ,,. -my sf? My ... 1, -.k,... HIGH SCHCDGL ,vu S' me 2 c- .- f AA Q, , J ' ' .I V x , . H ,.4- s x M4 Q 1 Q., l A ' Jr e T , X 5 2 ai ,Q X' s...F Q Inirocfucizon ONTRARY to custom We are dedl catlng thls vear book not to a per son or thmg but to somethlng lntangl ble and xlslonazv the Splllt of Poxt land Hlgh School It IS told of a stranger 1n a large clty that he saw a Wonderful bulldlng belng erected Seeklng out a Workman he 1nqu1red of h1m What are you mak mg I am laylng bucks answeled the man The stranger approached a second Workman W1th the same 1nqu1ry I am makmg three dollars a day the man returned Wlthout looklng up Wlth a slgh the stranger asked h1s questlon of a thlrd man Who Was fittlng the glass of a large many colored W1n dow Vkhy dont you see I am bulldlnff a cathedral Where men may Worshlp God Sald the humble Workman qulet We haxe formed our T1foon Wlth thls same Splflt of XISIOH and ldeallsm ln mmd for vte know that It plevalls 1n the heart of every student Thls 1nner goal of SGFXICG and loyalty of bulldlng lol the future of devot1on to an ldeal composes the Spllll, of Portland Hlgh School and to th1s We dedlcate our book 4 1 1 , - .f S ' , - rl I ' ' ' ' - X . 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V. 11111' 111'111c1p'11, 11111' 111011, 11111 1111151 111 1111. 11111' 1'1'11I1l1. -71 PAULINE GRINER Music in Rocm 27 People youre of pztch HELEN B SHIIVIP English 111 Room 33 I dont lrelze re youre dozrzg your best work ESTHER BEELER French and English in Room 2 All refleazue terbs are conjugated urth tre FLORENCE JONES Commercial in Room 23 I guess Irene decided to take another rracatzorz KENNETH HARRIS English IH Room 3 and Phys Cal Education ln Gym Spread out fellows' LOUISE CURRENT Histoiy in Room 31 I dzd rt and you can CLYDE R BAIR Mathematics in Room 25 Just lzke a rabbzt rn the grass zt was there all the tzrne but you drdnt see rt JANE LOUISE FULTON Art in Room 22 Now I e been teaclzzng thzs a good many years Victor and I lorzt thzrzk I need any help PAUI R MACKLIN Biology Health and Affriculture in Room 6 Well Ill tell you D. S, WELLER Principal, and mathematics in Rooms 3 and 33 A pass slip? What was the matter with you? HATTIE WHITE English in Room 5 Tressler rs a 'uery good autltorzty on tltat subject A DALE SMITH Social Studies in Room 29 Well I wouldnt go so far as to say that BERNICE THARP Commercial in Room 21 I really dont know SYLVA M ARBOGAST Home Economics in Rooms 1 and 9 Nou, when I say quiet I rn an quret GRACE NIXON B olovy in Room Z2 and Physical Education in Gym Grrls get trtto lrne and get quzet HOMER H SMITH Manual Training in Room 8 Boys lets start on our projects RUTH ALICE HARVEY Latm and English in Room 4 Please ,Jay atterttron Mary RALPH E HIATT Physics and Chemistry in Rooms 24 and 26 Get a pass slzp Jack A- . . ' . , . ' . ' 'V . . Q . . .1 - as , . 4 I. , w an . ' ' H . I . 4 . ., , ,A , C . cf ll - - ' ' rr . , f - H 1, , - -1 ,. , . -1 .I N - '- Q. l ' 75 , . , .1 .. - - -9 , , . . I .. Q - 1 . . . . -1 1 -. ' Q ' ' ' 55 . . , . . 4 7 , . U ,, V . ' . ,. v w be Y 1 , .. rv 1 I , . U , . A' I ., , 4 . . . , . 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Q I .J ,W f , , , , L .Z . , 1,4 il , . . , 15' 4 2 ' ,,,, ' ' 15' A Z I ,t Seniors They know, and know that they know I i i 1 ? i I RALPH COPE Course General D9St1D8tlOH Work A1r mmded garrulous KEITH CRAMPTON Course College Preparatory DBSIIUHIIOU Purdue Retlrmg complacent ROBERT EAGLESON Course General Dest1nat1on Work Qulet SUbmlSS1V8 CLARENCE FARBER Course College Preparatory Destlnatlon Work Jocular congemal JOSEPH ALBERT FOX Course General Dest1nat1on Work Sllent calm GEORGE FRANKS Course General Destlnatlon Wolk FORREST L HARTZELL Course College Preparatory Destlnatlon Work Athlet1c humorous ESTHER HELLER Course General Destlnatlon Work Dehberate merry LEROY LOPER Course General Destlnatlon Work Blond slxm FRED MCCLUNG Course General Destmatlon Work Dark sagaclous GLENN MILLER Course College Preparatory Dest1nat1on Angola Ret1cent shy JUANITA MILLER Course General DQSIIDHIIOW Work Qua1nt consclentxous 15 KATHERINE DEGLER Course General Destmatlon Work Talkatlxe debonaxr HERBERT DIEDRICHSEN Course College Preparatory Destmatlon Alabama UDIVGFSIIY JOVl8l loquaclous RAY FARRELL Course General Destlnatlon Work Subdued qu1et JOHN E FOSTER Course College Preparatory Dest1nat1on Indlana Un1vers1ty Interestmg handsome JUNE FRASHER Course General Destlnatlon Work Blond caprxclous BOYD GILLETT Course General Destmatxon Navy HOWARD H JONES Course College Preparatory D6St1I13t1OH Purdue Confident assured RAYMOND JOHNSON Course General Destlnatlon Work Tac1turn qu1et IRENE MEEHAN Course BUSINESS Dest1nat1on Busmess College Studlous placld FRANCIS MILLER Course-General Destmatlon Wolk Dark fun lovmg FREDERICK MEYERS Course General Destlnatlon Work Calm dehberate JACK NORTON Course General Destmatlon Work Quxet sure 1 9 7 1 Dark, friendly Serious, silent 9 ! ! 1 4 7 1 1 Y - I 1 I Seniors They know, and know that they I-criow I I 2 I I I I I 1 I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I TVIARY ETTA PARKINSON Course College Plepnltoxx D9Sl1D3l1OH Woxk Sholt happg JO IRENE PORTER Course College Plepn ltoxx Destmauon College Twllntlx e facetlous MARY JANE RLSSELL Course College PICDII xtoxx Df.st1nat1on BLISIIICSS Colla gc Petlte sm eet ANDREW SCHEVIFINAUR Course General D9St1Yl3t10I1 Wolk Llkable athletlc ROBERT SPITZER Couree Genelal Destlnatxon Work Tall amlable ORPHA STOKER Course Genel al Alert punctr al 'VIARY K TEETERS Coulse General Dest1nat1on Work Gen1al mualcal ROIVIAYNE TEETERS Course Genexal Dest1nat1on WOIR Petlte brunette MARION VALENTINIE Course Genel 11 Destlnatlon Wolk Pleasant ex en tempelcd JUANITA VIA Course General D6St1D3l1OH Post Gmduate Pxettx XIXHCIOLIS ARTHUR WEYANT Course Genelal Destlnatlon 'Work Shy dreamy, ORVILLE WEIBUSCH Course Gene1al Destmatlon Work Carefxee pert Wolk PAUL ASHI EY Cnot plctul dh Course General Deit1nat1on Wolk Huaky Ielll mg 17 JUNE RHODES Coulse General Deetlnwuon Wnl Sxxcet smeue GERALD ROBEPTS Course Genex xl Deetlnlllon Wollx Studlous tlLl'slXNOIlllX ELSIE SHAUVFR Couxie Busxmss DLSl1IIlllC1I1 BLISIIILS C llc A1T'1ble ILSUILUL MARX ALICF SPAIIR COUIS9 GLIICIII Destlnatxon Woxk Talkltlxe 1 lLlf.,hlllg HAROLD SFOUT Coum College P1 pfuatou Dest1n1t1on Indlana UIIIKQISIU Tactful led headed CHARLES STRAUSBURC Coulse Busmess Stul dy good nwtux ed BETTY THOMAS Couree College Pzepalalou Deetlnauon Indlana UIIIV rs Dnk sophmtmated BYRON L TORIVIOHLEN Couxse College Prepnuatoxx Deetlnauon Puldue EIIthLlS1'1St1L x we RUTH WAII'E Coaxse Collcg, PILplllllllX Deetmauon Stevens College Aseuxed dehbelate JOHN VVARNER Coulse Genuxl Destlnatlon VVoxk Tall retlcent ROBERT WILLIAMS Destlnatlon Work Course Genexal Sportbloxlng hurnoxou JUDITH ANN WILT Course Geneml Destlnauon WOIR Dubltable hxelx . 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' ' , , 'rv A ' , .5 Publ1c Hlgh School ln Portland tPrepared for the Port and Centenmal September 19361 HE first public H1gh S hool of Po1tland was located on the Th1rd Floor of what IS now the Garfield Bu1ld1ng The Bu1ld1ng was bu1lt 1n 1876 SINCE that date lt has been remodelled and now has only two Stor1es and a basement So Called H1gh Schools- There was a practice m many parts of Ind1ana some forty fifty or s1xty years ago for some elementary teachers to teach .1 few h1gh school subjects 1n add1t1on to the regular elementary course Because of thlS pract1ce some d1str1ct schools were xmproperly called high schools Portland H1gh School was probably started as soon as the Garfield Bu1ld1ng was completed 618765 There was a graduatmg class of two C21 1n 1879 Laura CK1n eyl M1tCh9ll and Genevra CArnbroseJ Boyer were the graduates There have been one or more graduates each year s1nce 1879 except dur1ng the years 1884 and 1885 Th numbers of graduates have ranged from one C19 1n 1880 to elghty n1ne C891 1n 1936 The Establlshment of Publ1c School Suferlntendents m Indlana As the Const1tut1on of 18:11 began to be appl1ed 1n the Indlana Sup rmtendency of Schools sup r1ntendents were authorlzed by law to co operate Wlth other school autnor1t1es 1n estabhshmg the Publ1c School System called for ln that const1tut1on Schools for all the people IS a safeguard of a Dem ocfracy James A Ga1field advanced that slogan more than a half a century ago Statesmen of modern t1mes are awar of the fact that an enhghtened populace appreclat s and supports good government In 1873 County Super1ntendents of schools were legally establ1shed 1n the varlous count1es of Indiana Super1ntendents of clty schools were also establlshed ln many places S K B ll the first County Superrntendent of Jay county was appo1nted 1n 1873 J W Fhornberg was supermtendent of the Portland Schools from 1875 to 1877 The pos1t1on he held was porar1ly filled by County Supermtendevt S K Bell as summg the add1t1onal task of d1rect1ng the Portland Schools The followmg IS a more or less complete list of the C1ty Super1nt ndents who served 1n Portland L L G1lp1n 1867 1868 tHe was known C L Hottel 1892 1897 as Pr1nc1palJ J E Neff 18981899 J W Thornberg 1875 1877 Ed F Dver 18991900 Wm C Hast1ngs 1877 1879 John A H111 1900 1901 J M McAlp1ne 18791881 Hale Bradt 19021906 W W Wlrt 1883 1885 G E Derbysh1re 1906 1922 H W Bowers 1885 1891 J C Webb 1922 CThe late L L G1lp1n was known as Supeimtendent of Portland PUb1lC Schools 1n 1867 1868 He was a teacher of a two teacher two room school IH Portland He performed some other dutles b9S1d6S those of teachmgl The Haynes School Bu1ld1ng and the New Hugh School The second publ1c h1gh school bu1ld1ng of Portland was built 1n West Portland 1n 1894 on Weste n Avenue between Walnut and H1gh Stre ts The Old I-hgh School Bulldmg Becomes the Jumor Hlgh In 1926 when the old H1gh School was moved to the New H1gh School Bu1ld 1ng located at the corner of Water and Wayne Streets arrangem nts were made for the establlshment of a comm1ss1oned Jumor H1gh School for Grades S ven and Elght of the elementary schools 1n the Old H1gh School Bulldlng of West Portland Th1S Jun1or H1gh School was COI'l'1lIl1SS10h9d 1n 1927 It IS one of twenty seven such schools 1n the State of Ind1ana 18 n 0 , , . c ' ' 1 ' a 1 . I 7 C n ' ' ' ' . . I Q , ' I . ' s ' ' 1 q . 9 . 5 . Q . . 7 , N' KK D .' - :si , . ' e ' ' e 7 . . e , D ' , . Y . ' made vacant because of his death. His place was tem- ! . . . Q . A I l . . O . , , , - . . - ' . . , ' - - , . - ' . . . , ' - w ' . . . , ' 1 . ' . 1 , ' ' ' 1 - . . ' , ' - - 1 ' r ' ' e '. . . 1 . - Q L Q A S100 State Prlzc In 1929 that school had the best essay on Fxre Preventton that was presented from the seventh and etghth grade school chlldren of Indtana Slnce movmg mto the new bu1ld1ng the Senlor Htgh School has been awarded many prlzes for excellent work ln EXh1b1tS and Contests Unusual Play Grounds- Both the Semor and the Jumor Hlgh Schools are now provlded wlth adequate play grounds t n acres at the Sentor Hlgh School and about four acres at the Jumor Hlgh School In a relat xely short t1m progress w1ll be made tn properly equ1pp1ng these grounds Opportumues for Out Door games and for the beautlficatlon of School Ground Landscape are suddenly presented to Portland school otlicers The School Poard ccns1st1ng of W D Schwartz Opal V Mlller and B G .Ienkms w1ll no doubt make good use of these opportun1t1es Variety of High School Courses- Among the H1gh School Courses offered are The College Preparatory Vo atlonal Agrlculture wlth Antmal Husbandry and Hortlculture Cthe farms constttute the Laboratoryj The Commercral lhe Indu trtal and Flne Arts 'lne Home Economlcs Growth tn Hugh School Pa ronage During the Perlod from 1023 to 1936 the wrlter has slgned one thousand seven Cl007D hlgh school dlplomas for Portland Semor High School graduates CAlmost 1U0'k ot that number are carrymg on tn a credltable manner at the present t1meJ Durmg the Perxod 1819 to 1992 all the precedlng cxty supermtendents com btned have lgned seven hundred fifty Portland Hlgh School Dlplomas In 1921 Portland became a North Central Assoctatzon School To date about one hundred of the etght hundred htgt schools of thrs state are North Central Assoc1at1on Schools 'lhey have espectally tramed teachers w1th degrees from standard schools or colleges for all teachers of academxc sub Jects 1n the Hrgh Schools Ch1C3gO Northwestern and Ohxo State UHlV6fS1t16S now have as members of thelr facultles one or more teachers who have been members of the Portland Htgh School faculty w1th1n the last fourteen years Evtdently Portland has efficxent htgh school teachers The elementary teachers are also of a fine ty pe The Sp1r1t ot Lducatron prevans 1n Portland because of th substantlal work 1ts pubhc sp1r1ted clttzens and teachers have done throughout 1ts htstory The sentlment and sp1r1t WhlCh was mantfested 1n 1850 wnen the present lndlana State Const1tut1on made defintte provlstons for pubhc school educatlon sttll exlst to a not1ceable degree tn Portlands C1t1zenry Portlands Most Important Busmess- Lookmg after the present adx ancement and development of more than fifteen hundr d 115003 school chlldren each year 1n Portland gxves some tdea of the mag n1tude of Portland s Publlc School Busmess The Earning Power of a Boy 815000 00 An Indtana Court gaxe Judgment aga1nst the New York Central Ratlroad because It tnflcted a permanent xnjurv to a fourteen year old boy Flfteen thous and dollars 15150000003 was sxmply payment of the boys would be da1ly earn mgs throughout h1s expectancy tThe forty Hve years he was expected to l1ve as a crtpple after the 1nJury 7 Great Human Interests The wrlters of our const1tut1ons both Na lonal and State consld red the tra1n mg and developm nt of our chtldren as of Prlmary Importance The courts of Indlana have tecogn 1 d the governmental obl1gat1on of sup pottmg pubhc schools Portland as a c1ty fax ors the support of pubhc schools for the purpose of de veloplng the physlcal the mtell ctual the moral and the splrltual lnterests of the chlldren of the c1ty The Publrc School Busmess 15 the only busmess of Portland whtch has more than one fourth ot the populatton at work every dau of the school year Portland takes prxde 1n supportmg 1ts most lmportant busmess the Publtc School Bustness Portland school otlicers and teachers rn co operatton YV1th 1ts crtlzenry are domg the1r best to make Portland schools better tn every way exery day 19 Q, 1 it ' ' Y! y In D . . , .. . f e, 1 , . . , - , . . . 2. c ' - 4 ' 4 I . . , - , .. . . ,. . . . 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C . . . 3 ' ! . . . . - Y . - - tt - V H l1I1lOI'S gf They know, and know not that they know Row 1 Jennes Sllohle Leo Qnnth Rob Pl ceuson Ln11 Tn 11 E!'DllX Jane Santon Jacknc 'ikmnu ROUEII Ronald S umm T1otlc1 B'lw X11 Romayne L'1nde1 Row Wnllmm Tee-tc-1s Grav Paddock Glen She l1111ne Lxdn Jane Clmn Gtnuut KCYIIITL Mabel 'Vhll Beth Rehn-1 Jrhn 'XIr'KeL Xhllrxm Nlonew Royce lNl'llll1 Ron 3 Vngvnva SlLlll7 D011 Paulln Helen SYQXVEIIY Exclelt Mavs Rohut 'Stexen son Edxth 'VfcClee nex Jane Pope Gemge Rnwles Iun1o1 Stexenson M11 flied M1lle1 Allce Mae Vance VIa1ce1l Ieona1d Lane Strock Bxllx Svxhle-1 Lee WlCD1HlPl han Steed Hc'en kvus Helen 'VIcK1nlex Roland Fa111s X131 2a1et Xkllkmson ow 1 onxd pu IX n BIOMIX Bet y Mnold Ge1:1ld1ne Bennett F1111 ence Cumnalns Janet Bounnr Reba Kkhnte Jack Jcnes FOIICSI H1ld1eth Ixene Cha fant Row 2 lVl21lXlI1 Ha1sh man Charlene Coombs Don ma Ca110ll We don Hamnea Ora Dale Counmlman Fe1n Huey Katheune Benleg Tack Holmes VIXIBD Becke1 M111 m Hanlm Row 3 Glenmv Menrlcl Ruth Deglex Cha1lene Cottman Ro emeux Atkmson Iosephme Haldf E1v1l Dunmog 1 O1a Adamson VVavne Franklm LOUISS H11 LlQfh Dmothea Jack Helen Black Row 4 xvlftlflfld H1 ey Allmuta Ehx ha1t Roz.e1 G1caf Lxndln Bxckel Cha1les Codhex VaurhnH11ks i1thu1 Cummms Anna Ma1y Detimme Challes Daxxdson Pxeston Houk HAT9 Ou1 Ju seems but a first stamped old P H S Our Fr more vears must ha because we WSIS b many 3CtlV1t16S suc nor yeal ended' It ew weeks smce we d the gates of dear shman and Sopho Je passed so swlftly Slly engaged ln so as contests organ 1zat1ons orchestra, band, chorus dra la mat1cs and sports stud1ous Belng Jl1I'11OI'S ar we chose the followl mg Pres1dent Ch Presldent Mlflam nd were, at tlmes, d needmg officers, ng at our first meet rles Godfrey, Vlce Hanhn Secretary Treasurer Maxm WG1St, and Sponsor MISS Tharp We dec1d1ng on our 0 many leaders 1n o th1nk that those ot lost to the rest of tl no' They were ve tered throughout th talented members mus1cal 3Ct1V1t1GS they lacked bramsj Portland H1 soar1n actors and actresse placmg our plav among the 1mmorta had bu1ld1ng the sc the propert1es' It cult as decorat1ng Junlor Senlor Rece a marvelous tlme we feel repald for ad much dlfliculty ers because of the r class But dont ter gemuses were e hxgh school Oh y generously scat organ1zat1ons Our ok part 1n all the ur brawn Knot that kept the sports of at thelr peak Our d1d thexr part 1n Spooky Tavern, s What a t1me we nery and collectmg Nas almost as dlffl the gym for the 1on Everyone had t the recept1on so our efforts TIME MARCI-IES ON We are now embark1ng on our last voyage and no one awalt us 1n the sea O knows what per1ls of 1938 'L P 1 1 , Eng' 'z zjlc ', . . . 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WO YEARS a o the trde of 39 surged rnto ortland H1 accom panred by the wrld shoutrng and pushrng that are a part of everv Fresh man class When comparatrve quret was restored we were looked upon bv the up perclassmen as probably the blankest class ever to enter the portals of the school But soon we began to show our true mettle Thrs year many of the one hundred twelve members of the class have taken part rn varrous actrvrtres Walter Hart Zell Charles Mays, and George Graham have made very promrsrng basketball materral Both Sophomore grrls and Sophomore boys won the class tournev and we feel that thrs was qurte a drs football Robert Garrrson was a letter man Mrrram Gaunt and Jane Ann Glasgow were yell leaders thrs year Several grrls were rn the chorus and chorr Other members Jorned the or chestra and band Mrrram Gaunt was Vrce Presrdent of the Grrl Reserves and Ruth Burk was Secretarv So far we feel that we have had a rather successful record However rt rs only a begrnnrng As Junrors next year we expect to rncrease our successes and add to our laurels untrl Portland Hrgh School wrll have reason to be proud of Row 1 C'rrol Gene A rrrstronl-. 'Vlllmm Faunt Fred Bulm Robert Carrrson Martha Brown J'rne Ann Glasgow S anlew Klopfenstern Jrmmre Harmon Becsre Brovtn Eva Hathamav June Callahan Row 2 Don Hrcks Zue Badders Margaret lournay .lame Lancrfarr June Glent7er Betty Beck Martha Brsel Vrc or Kelley Colvxell Coldren Rovx 3 Clara Bele Arnett 'Vlarv Cathern Armantrout Bettre Brox n Vrrglnra Elder AIHIJOIIQ Hen rser Lucrlle Havrl'rnd Ruth Grlrson Helen Coombs Erleen Isenhart Rom 4 Dorvtrn Myron Marx Jane Caster 'Nlorma Dunmoyer Ora Lee Brady Jean Dx on Maxrne Frscher Duetta Prakes Su an Kurrce Valter lhrtzell Rom 5 Etta Brown Mrldred Brermyer Her shel Burkett Fred Elzev Vrrgrrrra Loyd Flrera Fogle Marcra Caylor George Craham Row 6 Bettv Arbaugh John MrFarl'rnd lohn Bonrf'r Morrrs A h craft Holvrrt Farrell Everett Funk Clyd Foltz Marv Whrpple Jack OShaughnes y Herbert Exans Barbara Nrckols A n s 'VIrller Mrldred McKrnley Bettv Vlftrler Jov Mrller Mrldred Nrxon Edrth Mae Xvhrpple Row 2 Ray Smrth Mar orre Max Mary Jane Renner Tan Penrod Betty Mevers Ruth McMorran Mary Jane Stanley Nyra McKee George Scott Warren Matthevxs Row 'i Helen Mrller Dorotha Je n Srrrth 'VIary Ruth Spade Florence Vance June Maxwell Robert Wrllrams Dorrc Trovtbrrd e Margaret Meyers Imogene 'VIrller Row 4 Max Meyers Robert Reexes Evelyn feeters Kerth Mc Iaughlm Douglas Tague Arloern Vtall Martha Stephenson George Nelson Charles Mrvs Roger Marklev Row 5 Ralph St rrr Vrvran Stoner Rrth 'Vlyron Brddy Martrn Wrlram Var rncntar John Watkrns Raymond Smrth Dorothy McClung Elda Glee Money Row 6 Clen McBrrde lost-ph Vllool slaxzer Harold Hough Levene McCrory 'Vlax McKmlcv George Valentine Xvawne Smrthson Ra mond Vrlentrne Dvkre Shoup l l ' ' rr. -v . . 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G - 'H G1151, J: x' Hz 1 -- I 1 Row l Txexa McAhee Mamone Vannov Pat Cleax Gemflemoll Moody Haxrlett Almer Edith Smuth Evel Wll r ma Reyna Robert Schm McKxbben D YC3 THCI1 HL LASSMEN th we are ne t t UPPERC rlcna Blevxster Dozo h a Wxlkmson Vlvlan yn McCrory Kathemy cl Row 3 Charles Nlch ldt Frank l y Lemaux Nxchols R n Bubp Ro ols Robe Thomas E 'ae Jordan June ow 2 Mwry J se-mary Clme Maine Her-ry It Wheeler Dorwm Myers Jim Lykm lLa Splllman Herbert Bubp Row 4 Floyd Daune Hankel James Lopex Milo Ludy Fxed Brewster 1nk that 1 her more nor less than he usual t1m1d and unsoph1st1cated souls who venture on the stormy seas of hlgh school l1fe But secretly, We are confident that We are golng to be a very lmportant class m the hlstory of P H S T1me w1ll develop our hldden talents, and experl ence w1ll pohsh our rough edges By the tlme the 1940 Tlfoon comes out, vou w1ll bc p1oud to say, I kncw them when -26- The A Uiiies .yi X l W Grrl Reserves fl lllll ll 1 1 1 1 1 N 4 If 11llll 11x11 ll ll 15111 1 rss 111111 11111x111 on ll 1 U I 111 I Hllllllt ll 11111, 1 11110. 11111 Ill 111111 ll 111111111111 nt ,1 , Il1ll1 1111 ll 111111 Ill 11x11 I111111 xllllIfl94 1 lst 111 1111 11110 fllllllllltli how 1111 1111 lieth XNe111r XIIYIIH, Nlerst rotln 1111111 15111111 Nlrrs R1 N11 1110. 1-1rY Row 1 Roland Farrr Gerald Roberts Robert Jacobs And ew Schemenaur Herbert Dredeuchsen Harold Stout Robert Pearson Row 2 Charles Straus burg Lane Strock Preston Houk Rob ert Wrllrams Francrs Beck Dykre Shoup Donald Aper Sherman Trotter Jack Jones Clarence Farber Robert Detamore Jack Srlver Lee Allen Mc Danrel Forrest Hrldreth Gray Paddock Row 3 Mr Hratt lSponsor1 Royce Martm John Foster Fred McCIung Charles Godfrey Ralph Cope Kerth Crampton John McKee Byron 'lor mohlen Row 4 Raymond Johnson John Warner George Franks Robert Ronald Paul Ashley Leaburt Bryan Ch 1 D d C t C d 31' Gs BVI on Lll IS 3113 3 HOW 'nd Jones Charle Callahan HF THEME of our years program has been the burldrng of R house The blue prrnts were lard at the first Cablnet meetlng each program w as planned to center around the home burldrng lt arnrng rn rt A tea was grx en on t e school lawn for all grrls one meetlng as devoted to the consrderatron of books r our lrbrary at another M1ss Nrxon drs ussed fire protec tron at others boy an were drscussed Several voted to rnterest groups leader for Brble Study matrcs M1ss Arbogast Mrrram Hanlrn for Mu A Brg Srster Party Chrrstmas Each small g from her Brg Srster serves and one from the fessronal Women Other were our rummage sale per grven for flood relr proved a great help rn hand books for students Thrs years club rs e havrng purchased new f and curtarns for the Grrl Each cabrrret member ha feature was rntroduced members for future work grrl relatronshrps e trngs were de Mrss Harxey was rss Whrte for Dra or Knrttmg and vas grven before 1 was grwen a grft ne from Grrl Re Busrness and Pro charrty actrvltres nd a p nny sup f Our bookstore provrdrng second p crally proud of rnrture a cabrnet eserve Rest Room an assrstant thrs o tram addrtronal rn our club MISS Nrxon and Mrss Arlbogast Mrs Jen krns represented the B P W and Mrs Stanton and Mrs Detamore were Mother Advrsers HE PURPOSE of th marntarn and exte school and comrnu ards of Chrrstran charact carrred out thrs school under the able leadersh M1 Ralph Hratt The officers for thrs ye more Presrdent Preston dent Byron Tormohlen Jones Treasurer and Sergeant at arms At the regular weekl speakers addressed the cl catronal subJects Some were Rev Mrlton Wrs ly Mr P R Macklrn Dr E J Wrckersham and The club donated basket famrlres at Chrrstmas a generously to the Red re Portland was represent several rmportant confe year Byron Tormohlen tronal H1 Y Conference a Royce Martrn Robert Ro and Mr Hratt attended th at Greencastle and ten the Drstrrct Conference a Late rn February a bask ganrzed The socral ev were a Halloween part another brg party rn the Hr Y to create d throughout the rty hrgher stand r has been well ear by the club of the sponsor r were Bob D ta Houk Vrce Presr ecretary Howard Leaburt Bryan meetmgs guest b on several edu of these speakers Dr B M Taylor N Ronald Rev ev Russell Hratt of food to needy also contrrbuted ross for flood re d bv delegates at ences durrng the attended the Na Berea Kentucky ald Donald Aper State Conference embers attended Muncre February tball team was or ts of the season rn the fall and sprrng -' ' .1-G. . . , -Q . . . , . 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' , 1 ' -,29- l N X Peter Metz Doul Tague Keith farm practlces for the HE SEASON in Debate opened with ex- cellent prospects for a successful schedule. Curtis Canada and Max McK1nley accompanled bv the coach M1 Dale Smlth attended the Putdu D bate Debate Row 1 Miriam Hanlm Pauline Snyd Agnes Millet Mary Whipple Smith tSponsorl Row 2 Gxay Pad dock Jack QllVElS Max X1KlHl95 Harold Stout Curtis Canadl Vocatlonal Agrlculture Mel aughlm Andxew Schemenaux Ralph Stan N11 Macklin tSpon on Row 2 Joe Whltaue Emil Dunmoyex Wayne Fmnklm Rcpu Greaf Wayne Imel Forrest Haxtzcll Evuett Mays Bllw Via A1 hui Cummln Vaughn Hicks Arun Jones Row 'J Doxwln Myron Don Hicks Charles Turner Geo e Nelson Robert Pyle Colwell Foldren Tom Stephenson James Nlee han Herbert Patterson Robert Row land Clarence Glassfoxd itable trip The remainder of the not materialize the succ promised A no d6C1S1O held at Portland wlth pleasant and prof eason however d1d ss which had been pract1ce clash was the Fort Recovery negatlve Agnes M1ller and Jack Sxlx ers rep resentlng Portland In the trlangle tourn x1lle and Jefferson Har Canada represented Max McK1nley and Jack t1ve The affirmative whlle the negatlxe lost Sllvers rendered notabl his clash and Max M ment Wlth Losant ld Stout and Curtis rtlands negative Sllvers the affirma on from Jefferson Losantvllle Jack service ln wmnlng mley dernonstrat ed that he Wlll b an onorable oppon nt ne worth reckomng with Due to compllcatlons terests It was declded the next round of the Portland thus ellmmate first round of the el1m1n HE VO AG CLUB round program members contlnue EI'lt6lpI'1SGS and many oa Club projects Products of these ent at the Muncle Lamb S County Falr The annual p1cn1c for boys w as held the week d About thirty boys lh1S opportun1ty to lear the blllldlflg and to beco some of the students be bustle of the first day The Club cooperated the County Agent and F t1ng on various demonst xt season and confllctlng to withdraw from tournam nt Wltlo Jefferson won the tion m this sectlon amtamed IIS year uring 1936 37 All wlth thexr Home rry addltlonal 4 H prises were shown ow and at the Jay elghth grade farm before school open took advantage of thelr way around e acquainted Wlth ore the hustle and r1ng the year w1th rm Bureau 1n put rt1ons of approved enefit of the com munlty Also in cooper t1on Wlth the Port land Garden Club and t e H1gh School Ath letxc Department they lanted rcs s along the entire south fence f the ath1et1c field and reseeded the playm field Wlth grass Twenty boys took an ducatlonal and in splratlonal tup to the Internatlonal Live Stock Show at Chlcag The Father and Son Banquet was anoth I brlght spot of the year The followlng member won recogmtion 1n contests during the ye Corn Husking Wayne Imel Don Hlc s Vaughn Hlcks fSchool Champxonb Ra Ferrell Pest Con test Roger Greaf Purd e Egg Show Har old Journay Roger Gr af Ray Valentine George Nelson Garol Kelly Andrew Schemenaur B1l1y V1 Hotace N1cho1s FHIFS and Shows Tom tephenson Everett Mays Roger Greaf Ro ert Pyle Judging 4 H Round Up and St te Guernsey Jack Gxllesple Arthur Cum IDS Roger Greaf Ray Valentlne Everett Mays ' . v Q' . 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R -cld ll 111 -1 -1 ' fl 1 '- . lo' l lcn -1- .51 fe ,I --1ln,' 'Q ,aura The Tifoon Staff F THIS year book is favorably received by the student body, the glow of satis- faction which the members of the staff will experience is their reward. They have worked hard, and so their pictures show them. First we see Naomi Bosworth, too busy at her typewriter even to look around at the candid camera man. Looking over her shoulder is Irene Porter, who had charge of the Faculty and Underclassmen Sections. Howard Jones, Photography Editor, is focusing his kodak on Sports Editor Bob Detamore, who seems deeply engrossed in writing the records of Panther activities. The Senior Section and Feature Page were prepared by Mary Jane Russell, who here is doing a bit of pasting with Rosemary Ayres, Calendar and Jokes Editor. The financial success of the Tifoon rests on the shoulders of the Sales Manager, Curtis Canada, who is checking over a list of prospective purchasers with Business Manager Dorothy Bibler. June Rhodes, Activities Editor, deserted us for the warm sunshine of Florida: so Dorothy, besides superintending the writing of the Class Will, Prophecy, Poem, and History, also became responsible for June's work. In the center of all this activity and serving as a focal point, we have Harold Stout, Editor-in-Chief, and Miss Shimp, Faculty Sponsor, whose chief tasks are catching up all the loose ends and whipping the book into final shape. 138... The Ath ics Row 1: Coach Farris, George Franks. Bob Garrison, Jack Holmes, Ray Valen- tine, Jim Brockway, Damon Inzgllctt rStudent Marvnzcrl, Bob Williams, Charles Callahan, Bill Money. Bch Deiamorc, Lealxurt Bryan. Row 2: Howard Jones, Dykio Shoup, Bob Emtleson, John Mr'Kee, Gray Paddock. George Graham, Francis Beck. Andy Schemenaur, Loc McDaniel, Don Hickx, Bill Mayo, Hale Ashcraft, Ray Smith. Row 3: Bud Martin, Bill Hirons iStu- rlcnt Managerl, Donald Snyder, Bob Hiz:-y, Jim Lopcr. James Quinn. Bnh Ketring, George Turckes, Bob Roland. Cbaches QW weaving? ii Mr. Farris Mr. Macklin ORTLAND HIGH SCHOOL again enjoyed a year of athletic activity under the direction of two fine coaches, Kenneth Farris and Paul Macklin. Win or lose, the Panther squads accomplish the true purpose of athletics-to play the game for all there is in it. Under the leadership of these two men, no boy could be in a more character developing environment. Mr. Farris is head coach of football, basketball, and baseball. He has been with us for several years and has always developed fighting teams. It is this spirit of real competition for which he stands. Coming to our school five years ago, Mr. Macklin has won the respect of each student whom he has contacted. 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PORTLAND 34 CELINA 28 Although playing one of their worst games of the season the Farrlsmen aveng ed their previous football defeat The Panthers showed basketball only for a short time the last half to enable them to win the game It seemed an off night for the Panthers for it was easy to see that they were much better than their opponents PORTLAND 21 WINCHESTER 40 The Winchester boys were hot on their home floor and couldnt be stopp d The Yellow Jackets used their height in subdulng the1r smaller opponents PORTLAND 30 MADISON 18 Revengmg last years defeats the Farrlsmen defeated their old county 11vals the Madison Tomcats The tight defense of the locals held th Salamoma boys in check Hartzell and W1ll1ams led Panther scoring PORTLAND 13 DUNKIRK 35 As Dunkirk took advantage of their height and siz Portland was soundly trounced Dunkirk made it as bad as they could and only in the last few m n utes did they send in subst1tut1ons PORTLAND 42 SILENT HOOSIERS QINDIANAPOLISD 21 Taking advantage of all the breaks that came their wav the Farrism n played a fast and clever game W1ll1ams and Mays led the Panther attack with 17 and 15 points The contest was rough the last half This victory was another rev nge for one of the football season defeats PORTLAND 25 FT RECOVERY 4 Portland emerged v1ctor1ous over the Ft Recovery Indians 1n a close and ha d fought game The Indians kept ln the running onlv through scoring elght fouls to Portlands three W1ebusch led the Panther scoring with 10 mark rs PORTLAND 27 WINCHESTER 28 Displaying some good ball the Panthers held the strong Wmchest r Yellow Jackets to a one point victory The Farrlsmen outscored the Yellow Jackets from the field but were outscored at the foul line The game was fast and the Panthers fini h d their eason in a well played game SECTIONAL TOURNEY PORTLAND 46 BRYANT 22 After a close first half which end d 16 to 15 the Purple found themselves Havlng drawn the cream of the draw the Panthers won the right to play Mont pelier PORTLAND 22 MONTPELTLR ?8 Missing many set shots and failing to play the ball that th y were capable of playmg the Panthers vxent down in defeat to a team th y should have b aten At the end of the third quarter the score was veiy close but the Pacers gradually drew away from Portland to sew up the ball game PANTHER RESERVES The reserve squad was sturdv this year and showed promise of developing into a st ong varsity next year Players who have shown themselves to be real prospects lnclude W Hartzell R Martin C Mays Graham Councilman McDaniel Starr and H Martin BASEBALL The 1937 baseball team is expected to be tough and hard to beat Wlth several lettermen back from last year the Panthers bas b'1ll prospects are good Men like Beck Holmes Ferrell Williams W1ebUSCh F Hartz ll and W Hartzell will all return for this year s baseball crop Teams to be met are Berne Decatur Bluff ton Hartford City Winchester Huntington Muncie and possibly Richmond and Union City Next year the baseball team w1ll be playing on their own athletic field Two tennis courts which are to be built will add to the completeness of the athletic program SPRINT FOOTBALL Spring football under the direction of Mr Macklin was very successfully conducted About forty boys participated in the practlce and a good team IS anticipated for the next few years YEI L LEADERS This year the pep sessions were amply taken care of by three cheer leaders who showed themselves to be the best that have led Panther yells for several years Miriam Gaunt John McKe and Jane Ann Glasgow were the boosters who put the old Panther spirit into the fans Since they ve led cheers for others It IS high time we gave nine rahs for them Lets show them that the teams as well as the spectators apprec1ate their loyalty and enthusiasm 46 V , ' . T- . l y 0 . . . 8 , . . . . D . . - - G 0 1' . TA . . Q . . Y , ' . I ' '. . Q . . .1 - 9 . . , . 's e ' s ' D . 2 7 . , . . . 1 and began a barrage of baskets. Wisbusch led the victor s scoring with 17 points. , L - . 7 . F A , . . r . . V I ' 7 ' I I ' 1 I I 7 l 7 v- . . 1 ' .e f . ' 7 7 3 I I ! l Y ' G 1 - . - , . . 1 ' . . ' . ' ' lv . 1 r s J I A . . D Y - Y V1 ' at V sv D y l ' . . ' , 7 ! . .MI . A' F55 CNE Gd The Fea TCS .-47.. t Duet What fer? Perty Twins Yeah rah! How-do-gals Bob and Midge Familiar two Poet is J JP gt! 'Y ' x f Any noos? Mailman? Smiles V0-Ag Go 'wayl Junior Sponsor Tsk! Tsk! Class HISIOIY CLASS HISTORY N THE FALL OF 1933 seventy seven glrls and boys entered Portland Hlgh School w1th the ldea of makxng ourselves famous and graduatlng as a class of wh1ch the school would be proud As Fleshmen we dlStlI'lgUlSh9d ourselx es 1D several 3Ct1Vltl8S VHFIOUS mem bers of the class took part 1n football basketball orchestra chorus G1rl Reserves and H1 Y Dur1ng our Sophomore year we agaln took part IU many extra curr1cular ac t1V1t16S The routme of our work had changed xery l1ttle but lt was ev1dent that we had advanced one rung on the ladder of success One morn1ng IH the fall of 1935 we proceeded to the aud1tor1um full fledged Junlors to elect class officers Bob Detamoxc became our Presldent Jack S1lvers V1ce Pres1dent Glenna Armstrong Secretary Tleasurer and M1ss Tharp Sponsor That year we presented as our class play The Spanxsh On1on We ended the year wlth the annual Junxor Senlor Receptlon ln the form of a banquet at the western ranch the Bar X Y Our class set the precedent of havlng a school dance at the Receptlon We began our Senxor year of h1gh school by electlng the followmg officers to head our class Pre ldent Jack S1lvers Vxce Presldent Bob Detamore Secretary Treasurer Mary Ellen Brown and Sponsor Mr Dale Smlth Under the very able guldance and d1rect1on of Mr Sm1th our last year here has b en a most success ful one The Senlor play In the Bag was gxven early IH May The Banquet the Junlors gave us Baccalaureate and Commencement take the lead 1n the tram of pleasant memor1es we carry Wlth us as we leave th1s school of 1earn1ng Although we are glad that we have progressed th1s far 1n the world we are sorry to break the assocxatlons that have been so dear to us Awards SCHOLARSHIP The hlghest ten per cent of the Senlor Class 1n the order of the1r scholarshlp rat1ng IS as follows Helen Brown Mary Etta Parklnson Irene Meehan Naoml Bosworth Howard Jones Mary Teeters and Dorothy Bxbler LATIN CONTEST The w1nners of the local Lat1n contest were Constance Croyle flrst George Payne second Constance also placed th1rd 1n the county contest MATHEMATICS Wmners ln the local mathematlcs contest were Algebra Duetta Strauss George Payne Geometry Max McK1nley Arloe1n Wall DISCUSSION CONTEST Harold Stout Sen1or won th1rd place IH a d1str1ct contest held at Muncle VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Dur1ng the summer of 1936 a team composed of Roger Greaf Arthur Cum mms Ray Valentme and Jack G1llesp1e took fourth place 1n the state dalry Judg mg contest Other contest w1nners were 1nd1v1dual da1ry Judgmg Jack Gxllespxe 63rd placeb bxrd 1dent1flcat1on Jack Gxllesple 42nd placeb pest k1ll1ng Roger Greaf corn shuckmg Vaughn and Don Hlcks egg show Roger Greaf fS8Ct1OH sweepstakes? lamb show Tom Stephenson Robert Pyle local da1ry Judgmg Harold Journey 50 a v - . 1 - l ' v x y 1 v - - . 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Helen Asheraft Marearet Ashley Paul Ashley Rosemary Avres Ruth Banta June Baughrnan Francrs Beck Dorothy Brbler 'tlaxrne Brsel Helen Brown Naemr Bosworth Mary Ellen Brown Leahurt Brv'rn LaDovt B rbp Charles Crllrhwn Curtrs Canach Mary Jane Carrrnll Ralph Cope Harrret Coolman Kerth Crampton Katherrne Degler Bob Detamore Herbert Dredrrehsen Robert Eagleson Clarence Farber Ray Ferrell John Foster Joe Fox Georxze Franks Forrest Hartzell Iune Frasher Poyd Grllett Esther Heller Howard Jones Raymond John-on Leroy Lop r Fred McClung Francrs Mrller Glenn Mrller luanrta Mrller Frederrck Meyers Jack Norton Nlary Etta Pirkrnson Jo Irene Porter June Rhodes Gerald Roberts Mary Jane Russell Andrew Srhernenaur Elsre Shiuyer Jack Srlvers Mary Alres Spahr Robert Sprt7er Orpha Stoker Harold Stout Charles Strausburg Mary leeters Romayne Teeters Betty Thonns Byron Tormohlen Marron Valentrne Juanrta Vra Ruth Warte John Warner Arthur Weyant Orvrlle Wrehrr ch Robert Wrllr'rms Judrth Ann Vtrlt GIVE A LIII-.ILR Musrcrans B hler Bosworth Callahan Coolman Detamor e Russell Srly ers Stout 'l or mohlen Athle. It s Beck Bubp Callah rn Detamor L Ferrell Har tzell Srly er s Srehemenaur Wrllram XVlQbl.lSLh Senror Features NYILKNANIE Srs Lundy Maggre Ashley Avre Godfrey Pe! e Effie Dor t N111 Bosvr or th Peathy Squeek I eab Pokey Char lre Curt Jane Terry Butch Casey Kate Bob Lar r v C O Bob .sqrrrr r ally Doc Joe Geor Ee Blondre Grllett For ky Bet Doc Ray Roy Fr eddv Woody 'tlrller Skeeter blag Nor ton Etty Blondre Junre Rolrer ts J'1nre Andy Sugar Jack Spahr Bob rs atouty 'VIrke Buck Rome Tommy Butch Plug Nrta Jerr y Johnny Art Oss Bob Judy HOBBY Talkrnf' to 'yIar21 et Drryrnf' Oscar Studvrnii Wrrtrnz poetry Tellrml Jokes Godfrey Talkrnrl Betty Johnny Helen Srng mg: Vlaxrne Teleplronl. Ohrte Nlatron rl Cuard Lauuhrnr. Euzlenm Freshnnn Grrls Srlenre Kerth 'vlarsery Harrret 'vluncre Hr Y Turnrngf corners Slecprnf-1 Talkrng Srttrnh Wearrnp out hrs rorrl West errd rrls Sturlyhrrll pr rnks Workrn Navy Grrls 'lhe Ford 'lakrnn prctures Berng srlent Sleeprne rn the studyhwll Out of town grrls Drrvrng' trrrcks Loafrntl Lone h'rrr Frllrnf-Z statrons Studvrnl Talkrng, Talkrntl Laughrng Workrng Teasrrrg Shorthand Wrnkrng, Srnurng Polrnr., Natronal Shorthand Argurng Busrness Studyrng Out of town boys Marron Studyrng Workrng Charles Decatur Dort Buns! srlLnt Vrsrtrnr, Coder f 1unt Candy peoplr .1 g,rr Guard SAYING 'tlax was oyer last nr ht Iye Hot a oh I hate mv lesson Does thrs sound all rrght Haye you heard thrs on Haye you seen Nr I wrsh I were taller Where s Bettyv Has Johnny come ye I Helen here ye 0 Hello fancy seernli you here Ivhere hare you been' Hare vnu Hot your shortlmncll Im 1 Natronal Guard XVell I think XVh'rt drd vou saw yVell my unrle has a Im from Indvrnapolrs Im so sleepy' You dope' I was out late last nrgh ' Drd I eyer haye fun last nrrslat' Hr Y meetmg tonrght Oh heck' Huh what drd vou say' I thrnk the Got ernment Hey whats the rdea' Oh Lee' re I yy Uhuh I do too Hr them' I thouilht Yeah me too' Why sure' Well stand st ll All rlghtl Hey' What do you thrnk you re donna XVell you dont as Sav what the herk' Huh' I dont know VVhat drd you should s'1y Uhuh sure' Hey Ido YVell I don t thrnk so XVell why? No I dont thrnk so One neyer knows does one Rrr-:ht here rn frovrt of everyorrtl I L mt read that slrorth'rnd Who mc Who drd that? wrs down at the flood m so trred Tm for Browder m workrnfl Is that rrgh Heck' IVhy not' W W Wlratu Sure Gee when'f Well I don t thrnk rt You nut' Drd you mean me O K What drd you say Who wants to know? FOR THOSI' VIIIO LARRIFD ON OLR I-'YTRK CURRICUL-XR ACTIXITIIS Play Casts Asher aft Ayres Beck Brbler Bosyy or th Bublb Br own Callahan Canada Detamore Foster Jones Russell Shauy cr s Srly. er s Stoker Journalists Ashley Ashley Ayr es Bant Brsel Brbler Brown Bosworth Canada Cr ampton Dredr rcnsen Porter Srly ers Stout Tor moblen Warte XVrllrams Sclentlfic F'lrruers R Ferrell F H rrtzell A Schemenaur 51 Club Norklrs Brbler Detamore Brown Jores Torrnohl n Their loss was our gam Dunkrrk G Armst onb Dalevrlle C Callahan Gm I P Gray C Canada Shortrrdge M Carroll Lebanon R Eaglcson Wrnrmac J Norton y I P Fra O Stour Polrng, C Strauslru rs Flor.: Illrnors A Wayan! . -b f .. h . . -,ag . b. - . -. . -- B 5, V - tk - . H k -v ' D A P ' L' ' . -- 'v L ' - . . Y - 1 ', A I H N, .ul . . 1 Y .: . I ' ' ' ' ' f- - - r Sul' , A 'mr 1 .' ' .1 I 'A ,i I .h . -'s L my ' ' 1 -l 1' R15 .z - .. . . . K V . - ,I kv . -A ' 1 ' - in - . s , ..S- ., .4 I. , ., , .r U., , 'I '. . . is! D. r ' ' H. i ' M. 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' . z Class Poem Eeney Meeney M1ney Moe Here are the Sen1o1s 1n a row Theres Jack S1lvers whom we sent To the platform as our pres1dent A Shlek 1n our school IS Fred McClung But for the g1rls he s rather young Whats better than a good debate Says Harold Stout Thelma Coldren IS She left ug for the Near the first l1ne as he comes IH late now a Wlfe marrled llfe comes Glenna Armstrong As our secretary treasurer she cant go wrong Helen Ashcraft a hard name to rhy me In her spotted fhvver has a grand tlme Betty Thomas 1n her gold rlmmed specs Seems to 11ke the ODDOSIIB sex Naom1 Bosworth w1th VOICG so charm1ng If she doesn s make opera It ll be alarmlng Step and Fetch1t Sure does hate to moxe h1s bones Howard Jones But how he years to learn to dance As full of m1SCh1ef as a pup We always find La Dovt Bubp E1s1e Shauve1 a commerc1al student In her stud1es seems qulte prudent MHXIHE Blsel though lessons are undone Is always w1ll1ng to have some fun Orpha Stoker and Mary AIICE Spahr Seem more bashful than they are A g1rl of whom the boys are fond 15 June Frasher a pretty blond We all know Ray Ferrell IS a tw1n But 1n marr1age Maes ahead of h1m Harr1et Coolman couldn t be Stlll a mmutc Not even 1f there were a fortune 1n It Katherlne Degler seems qulte WISE But we wonder 1f lt ISHI a dlSgU1SE Ke1th Crampton IS qu1te a run around When hes wanted he 1S nowhcre to found Arthur Weyant IS a worker In hlg studles hes no shlrker Charles Strausburg IS never at home For about the state he llkes to xoarn June Baughman s so l1ttle and qu1et as a mouse That we never know when shes 1n the house When called upon to talk 1n class Margaret Ashley blushmglv says I pass Many g1rls are very fond Of Johnny Foster that handsome blond Mary Jane Carroll comes to us From Ind1anapol1s on a bus Esther Heller a lass so finah They say her mlddle names Lav1na Rosemary Ayres goes many places Tell1ng Jokes and makmg faces An excellent caddy IS Freder1ck Myers H1m a good golfer qUlCkly h1res Jud1th Ann W1lt a nurse to be Says An 1nterne or a doc for me Romayne Teeters a l1ttle squlrt Byron Tormohlen 1S an awful pest In CIVICS class he IS the best Knock knock whos there Irene Porter vnthout a care June Rhodes a glrl of our cho1ce Had quxte a t1me when she lost her VOICE Irene Meehan as far as we re concerned W1ll surely graduate lf she gets all shes learned Joseph Fox s1x foot tall Among the SQDIOTS he s above us all The Detamore boy Robert Jay In sports we say he IS O K Andrew Schemenaur 1ust call h1m Andy In basket ball he IS a dandy Mary Jane Russell small and coy In the Chrlstmas play took the part of a boy An 1ndustr1ous boy IS Leaburt Bryan In BUSINESS Ar1thmet1c he s alvx avs try1n Mary Teeters shy but smart . l ' Y . , , , - I 7 . . . 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Y Q Y . 3 be v Y I 3 D - 52 - Hes been here four years and now he Class Poem In school she always does her pant Hello folks' How are you all Says C O Farber as he struts down the ha Maxy htta Parklnson we all know In typmg she s by no means slow He1b1e Dledrlchsen 1s Dutch But he hates to pose as such Ruth Banta s m1nd I9 alw avs at sea Because all day she thxnks of Lee There are some more boys who ale In all the spolts each one a st'11 There are Beck and W1ll1ams two llttle men We defy any of you to separate them Forky Hartzell and W1ebusch too To the Purple and Whlte are ever true Boyd G1llett IS the qulet k1nd Contlnued Paul Ashlev IS a ptomment name For ln poetly he has won h1s fame Next come three Mlllers fwe I6 glad there arent tenl By name they are Francl Juamta and Glen Leroy Loper comes next IH l1ne We thlnk that he IS m1ghty fine Gerald Roberts to school does come Always chewlnff chewmg guna Raymond Johnson 15 so shy The teachers dont know hes ne uby A boy who among hls schoolmates lanks Is nobody els but George Franks Jack Norton w1thout much to say Comes to school xegularlv day by day Curt1s Canada says Ad1eu thru Last but not least comes Juamta V1a And a more ag1eeable pelson IS hard Hnd Johnny Warne1 a handsome boy Blddmg P H S 3 tearful goodbye Flnds Dorothy Blbler qulte q Joy We ye worked qu1te hard and enjoyed It Wh1Sll1Dg Ralph Cope has many a an L1ke Almo Tanne1 that I3d10 man In brmgmg the Class Poem to you Who s that golng to the floods' Bob Spltzer 1n h1s army duds We hope you accept lt 1n the Splflt 1t s sent And keep ln m1nd there s no harm meant Mary Ellen Juhet Brown We ll close lt now smce we are through Has many Romeos hangm lound And w 1sh the best of luck to you Bob Eagleson has Leo fo a m1ddle name RU 1-1 WAHL But unlxke h1s namesake he seems oulte HELEN BROWN! tame At the end of the first sxx weeks MISS Beeler w rote on Jlm Harmon s grade card J1m IS trylng The next txme she wtote Jlm IS st1ll trvmg and at the end of the thlrd s1x weeks Jlm IS stlll vuy tlylng When MISS Sh1mp asked fox an e say on The funmest thmg I ex er saw Esther Heller tulned 1n a blank pape1 saylng The funmest thlng I ever saw was too funny for words Assembly speaker Befole I close allow me to xepeat the lmmortal words of Webster Darlene Ackerman Lets get out of here I-le s golng to start on the dlctlonary Mr Smlth Do you know why I flunked you Hale Ashclaft I hay ent the sl1ghtest1dra M1 Smith COFI ect 53 . -- S . 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' ' ' , Sept Sept Sept Sept Oc Oc Oc Oc Oc Oct Oc Oc Nov Nox Nox Not Nox Dec Dec Dec Calendar 1936 Agaln comes that mad scramble for lockers 1n the front corrrdors xuth the Sen1ors v1eto11ous as usual Football season opens wlth a loss to Central Cathollc of Fort Wayne Tough luck fellows The G R s entertam all gnls 111 hlgh school w1th Tea at four 27 28 Centenmal vteek begms Wlth ram ra1n ram P H S band announced the blrthday of our falr C1tY ox er VVOWO 'Xh the sun' And look here comes the parade' Ded1cat1on of new athletlc Held and Centenmal game w1th Bluffton Frrst Tlfoon staff meetlng Membels full of 1dG8S and entnus1asm Book Week obse1 ved by Gul Qeserx es Vo Ag club set out srxty ramblel roses along south fence of athlet1c field Oh the sweet scent of roses and the Salamoma' Snake Dance ' Yea' Rah Vauvhn Hrcks Local corn huskmg champ Two whole davs of yacat1on whlle the teachers go to Instltute H1 Y members take the1r best g1rls to b1g Hallowe en party Um' Doesnt that smell good? lts the luncheon the advanced food classes are preparmg fo1 the xxsltlng superlntendents Arm1st1ce Day and G R s sponsor play Mother Farth 1n ob servance of It Panthers lose first basket ball game of the season to Decatur Awards are presented to masfazlne sellmg contest p112e vxlnners oray ' Thanksglx mg x acatlon' New llbxarv completed Student talks are glven in assembly on how to use lt B1gger and better hvestock' Vo Ag members attend Inter natlonal L1XQStOCk Expos1t1on at Chlcago Glrl Reserx es entertaln poor clnldren wxth Bxg S1ster Party Carolers 1n the halls Chustmas Play and treat bv Semors then two glouous weeks of x acatxonl ' 54 . 11- 'K ' Q ' ' 1 ' 1 . 16- . 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V f- ' .ZZ . 22- ' ' f ' ' ' ' ' . . 311 HH an an an Jan Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr1l Apr1l May May May May May Calendar COI1llI'lllCCl 19.37 Oh xxcll ts1ghl I guess xaeatlon couldnt last to1e PI Russell H1att lOIOtl1Lf of ou1 Chem1stry teacher tells us about the four tx pes ol beautx Can you name them 16 Redkev xuns county tou1nex held he1e H1 Y s elect new members G R s entertaln W1th membersh1p palty 101 the second semester We cat' 1 H1 Y s haue a carry 1n supper Jay Berv anger Ch1c1go All Amer1c'1n lootb1ll pl IXCI fox three years speakel at H1 Y Y M C A banquet '1tlVlunc1e Local H1 Y s '1re beaten by Ha1tlord Clty H1 Y s by one L,Oll1t 1n basket ball Panthers lose last basket ball game of the V631 bv one pomt to Wmchester 8 11 Inter Class tourney N1ce gomg Sophomores' ' Junlors do themselves proud Ill the presentat1on of Spooky Tavern Alumnl present school Wlth projector Thank you alumnl Father and Hon Vo Ag banquet that accounts lo1 those dOl1C10US smells eommg from the supposedlv unused cookmg room H1 Y s conference held here and looo classes prepa1e a banquet for them 22 23 Our best Work opened to the ga7e ot adm1r1ng parents at the Annual Exh1b1t 7 Semors take us back to France W1th the 1 eg1ona1res 1n the1r play It s 1n the Bag 20-Sen1ors strut the11 stuff Well why shouldnt we Th1s IS our da ' Jun1or Semor Recept1on Thank you Jun1o1s Baccalaureate The end and the begmnmg Commencement MISS Culxent What ne the Mlddle A es Jack O Shaughnessy They used to be from thnty to foxty fue non they I6 f1om fifty to sew enty JD J ' 4' - -A Q , u .- 1 ,L.. . . 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Last Wlll and Testament Knovx all men by these presents That We the Senior Class being of unsound and rndrsposrng mind and memory do hereby make publish and declare this to be cur last Will and Testament hereby revoking all former Wills by us at any time made I Naomi Bosworth do bequeath upon this day mv strange combination of vtit ind dignity to Mary Jane Stanley and Miriam Gaunt I Ralph Cope leave my grlped look to Arthur Cummins I Katherine Degler leave my dancing ability to Betty Wilkinson I Keith Crampton will mv height to Jimmy Maxwell I John Phillip Srlx ers bequeath my name card agency to anvone crazy enough to want it I Ruth Waite will my middle name Leora to anyone who will hare it I John Warner leaxe the high school forex er I Arthur Weyant will my winning way with women to Lee Allen McDaniel I Paul Ashley Jr of Portland H1 leave my poetic talent to John Howard Reber I Romayne Teeters xx 1ll my ability to get A pass slips when tardy to Robert Pearson I Mary Alice Spahr leave my make up kit to Mildred Breirnyer I Marion Valentine leave my nickname Plug to Miriam Gaunt I Joseph Albert Fox leave my size to Peach Fuzz Martm I Boyd G1llett vtill my strong silent type to Victor Kelley I Hovt ard Jones will my ability to drive recklessly without hitting anything to Jack Jones June Frasher vtrll my heavy eyebrows to Betty Werler Harold Stout will the squeaks in my xrolrn to Fred Elzy Mary Teeters will my quiet ways to Jane Ann Glasgow Helen Ashcraft leave my beautiful orange car to Joe Foltz Mary Ellen Brown will my vtrnnrng smile to Mary Ruth Spade and hope rt ll get her somewhere Curtis Canada will my debating ability to Darlene Ackerman Robert J Detamore will the tootmg of the trumpet to Gabriel Byron Tormohlen leave my everlasting stuttering to Robert Stevenson Orxrlle Wrebusch will my studrous habits to Hale Ashcraft Margaret Ashley leave my desire to be a housewrte to any one vxho can get a man Leaburt Bryan vxrll my interest in my fathers bakery to anyo re who vxould like to become a baker I La Doyt Bubp will my come hither look to Donald Aper I Mary Jane Carroll leaxe my surplus lipstick to Ruth Burke I Herbert Diedrrchsen vtrll my ability to handle rotten tomatoes to Gray Paddock Charles Callahan will my curly hair to Vaughn Hicks Robert Leo Eagleson leave my dashing chrvalrous manner to Jimmy Harmon Judith Ann Wilt leave my stunted grovt th to Joan Zackmlre Rosemary Ayres will my sense of humor to Martha Stephenson Harr1etCoolman vxill my car Jimmie to ny one who can atiord a mechanic We Reva Maxine Brsel and Helen Mae Brown leave our giggles to Robert Ronald Orpha Stoker will my ability to sm 1ng it to Virginia Lee Elder Juanita Via vtrll my ambition to be an interior decorator to Betty Study John Earl Foster leax e my blond curls to Roger Markley Charles Strausburg will my Polmg sweater to Dale Smith Betty Thomas vtrll my Oxford glasses to Ora Lee Brady O 7 1 . . ' 1 x - V .' . l Y . , t . 5 I 7 h I ' A I I . ' ' ' 7 -, , t , V . 7 v V , . , , . ! Y 1 -7 . I. ' , 7. , . . V I I 3 - I ' ' ' -' ' ' it !! ' ,' , . , ' Al Y! ' 5 7 ' . V. . . , , , - 3 7 7 I, , ' . L 5 Y. . 7. . A . I, , ' ' ' . l, , . I Ruth Eileen Banta will m abundant curl hair to Mildred Nixon. 7 Y . . . . . , L , ' I 7' SL ' 75 ' ! ' 7 ' I, , ' o - I, 1' ' , ' ' ' . . Iv Q 7 ' ' 7 Y l L y 7. . . . I , . ' li ' FY 1 Y ' 1 I v 7 ' v ' Y V ' I Q I, y ' 1 ' I . I I, t 1 ' ' - I, ' , ' - 1, f , - I I, , ' , H ,N 2 ' 'A y , . V . I, , 'i i i M 'i i H 'li U - I, A ' , h i i ' - I, , ' I - I, . y V . It n V ' .. 56 - Last Wlll and Testament Contlnued Ray Ferrell xull mv 1ntens1ve Study of agr1culture to I1ggS Coldren Robert Sp1tzer leave nothmg to nobody and hope It wlll get no one no vthere Robert W1l11ams vt1ll my pos1t1on as Captaln of the team to B111 Mayo Clarence Farber leave my mascul1ne beauty to Royce Martm Fred McClung leave the glrls of P H S who are always on my heels Forrest Hartzell wlll mv basket ball reputatlon to my brother Walter Gerald Roberts bequeath by erect posture to Elzy Smllman Andrevt Schemenaur leave my naturally rosy cheeks to Don Hlcks Franc1s M1ller leave my vtlld vxest adventures to MISS Hart ey for the l1brarv Jack Norton bequeath my ab1l1ty to speak and translate L'1t1n to Kathleen Renner Jo Irene Po1ter leaxe my n1ckname Pest to Betty Beck Juanlta M1ller vt1ll my hall to MarJor1e SIIVSFS Irene Meehan w1ll my shyness to Peggy West June Rhodes leave the VOICE I lost last December to anyone who can find lt I Glen M1ller feel honored to be able to leave the chool to return to my farmmg Frederlck Myers bequeath my alacrlty to Bob Garrlson I George Franks Vtlll my bookkeepmg pract1ce sets to anvone who can read them Leroy Loper v11ll my uncommon ab111ty to sleep 1n class and yet have '1 knowl edge of the subject to Preston Houk June Baughman w1l1 my da1nty feet to Betty Arbaugh Raymond Johnson bequeath my amb1dexter1ty to Ke1th F13Qh61 Dorothy Helen B1bler Wlll my locker to my s1ster Bev Mary Jane Russell leave my pep v1m and v1gor to W11ma Ca1 per Frar1c1s Beck XV111 my n1ckname Etfle to John McKee EISIQ Shauver forever leave my chemlstrv book 1n Room 24 Mary Etta Park1nson do hereby herevt 1th and forevermore Wlll to Duetta Rosalee Frakes all the bovs 1n Bryant I Esther Heller W111 the svn eater that I started to kn1t to anyone xx ho th1nks he can finlsh lt I Glenna Armstrong xx 111 my hsp to Mr H1att In vutness whereof we hereunto set our hands and seals thlS 20th day of May 1937 Slgned THE SENIORS Slgned sealed pubhshed and declared by the Sen1or Class as and for the1r last W11l and Testament 1n our presence who at the1r request and rn the1r presence and 1n the presence of each other s1gned as w1tnesses th1s 20th day of May 1937 Fsther Heller Glenna Armstrong Subscr1bed and svx o1n to before us th1S 20th day of 'VIay 1937 Facultv of Portland H1 D S Weller Pr1nc1pal Jack SIIX ers tlooklng out the wmdowl See that truck? Look at h1m MISS Wh1te You shouldnt refer to a truck as h1m say her Jack Not th1s tlme 'lhat was a ma11 truck Mary Helen Dad xx 111 you help me wlth th1s problem ' Mr Rlckner I cant lt xx ouldnt be rlght Mary Helen I don t suppose It vtould but you m1ght hate tr1ed Janet Bourne I don t see hovt football play ers ex er get clean Dean Coombs S1llv what do you suppose the scrub teams axe fo1' 57 . . -- I, , ' ' . I, . A ' . I, 1 , ' . Iv . . ' y. Y . v . Y. I, . ' ' . 4 ' I, , Q f v ' H ' I, , ' . . I, , ' ' . , ' , s ' . 1 v 7' . . . I, l , 1' ' ' ' . . 1 - I, , ' ' . I, ' , ' ' , . I, ' , 1 ' 5 ' . , , , , , , 'I l . V . v' , 1 5 ' , . Y . . 1 . , t . ' ' ' h ' 1 , . A 1 .: V ' U ' H . M H go! 1 l ' ' . ' 1 ' . 7 . Prophecy The class of 37 presents IIS members twenty years hence at a homecomlng We are all gathered together once more ln the audltorlum of P H S We have planned thls homecom1ng to talk over old tlmes and to tell each other of the h y days we have been havmg smce our graduatxon from hlgh school Th1s burst of oratorv xx as emltted by our former Semor presldent .lack Sllvers who became a m1ll1ona1re by manufacturlng Nex er Be Bald lotion whlch vtorks on all pates except h1s own From the balcony Just then came a loud Hold lt There stood Howard Jones proprletor of Jones 4 for 10c photos G1xLlllS1V8lb tmted by Franc1s Beck Oh' I d1dnt get to powder my nose' twlttered Irene Porter the globe trotter to her travel1ng compamon Margaret Ashley Mar1on Valentlne and Leaburt Bry an ox erheard her Well put Porter rn our Who s Who column MHFIOU and Leaburt snooplng reporters suddenly saw two great hunters recently returned from Afrlca They rushed over for an 1nterv1ew What we want to know IS what d1d you want most Whlle tramplng through the Belglan Congo? Well began Bob Detamore one nlght we stopped 1n a vlllage where the trlbal queen was Maryellen Brown She clapped hcl hands and from the bushes came two huge fellows I nearly falnted for those grants were Keuh Crampton and Ralph Cope-sklnny 1n hlgh school but grown fleshy wlth the tons of Wheatles that Afrlca had supplled them Maryellen clapped agaln and from a small hut em erged Elsle Shauver her mald I woke up 1n the mlddle of the mght and found that Charlxe Callahan here hadnt slept a w1nk fear of DOISOH darts I guess Bob Leaburt broke ln Youll have to answer our quest1on Well now I was gettmg to that I was selzed Wllh a passlonate longmg for For what? For a penny strck of blow gum answered Bob chewmg h1s gum 1ndustr1ously At th1s MBFIOH passed out Dr George Franks Portland s ch1ropractor rose to the s1tuat10n He and h1s ass1stant Rosemary Ayres soon revlved Mar1on Ill explam sand Callahan Bob got a terrxble fever and we had to feed h1m Dr Jo eph Albert Foxs llttle candy mlnts to pull hlm through He rega1ned most of h1s health but hes not the meek qulet fellow he was once Ah no' Th1s fex er left h1m w1th a des1re to talk 1ncessantly My l1fe IS ru1ned Say you know I was Sorry Detamore old man we re due back at the oflice If we re not there on tlme Boyd Glllett w1ll be on our necks Well sa1d Jack well proceed Senator Byron Tormohlen vull take charge Ahern' The first speaker IS Baron La Doyt Bubp who went to Europe and came back w1th a RUSSIBD w1fe a German monocle an Itallan moustache and a French tl e La Doyt rose meekly and sa1d Pawdon me but I really cawnt speak today I have a bally old cold 1n my noodle Cheer1o' P1p DID' and all that rot Too bad sa1d Byron Ah' Forrest Hartzell and Andy Schemenaur are 1n the aud1ence Come on up and do your stuff fellows We need 16 eggs Well each juggle 8 aplece Arthur Weyant a poultry man brought the eggs rn Everythmg was gomg around fine-espec1ally the eggs when FFHDCIS Mlller yelled Boo' What a splatterment' The scrub women were called 1n F1rst came June Rhodes shuffhng ahead wlth a huge mop Behlnd her came her assrstant Naom1 Bosworth wlth a leaky bucket They scooped up the scrambled mess As they shambled almlessly out the senator proceeded Gaz1ng around B5 ron saw Maxme Brsel Helen Blown and Juan1ta Mlller but smce they were Womens Rlghts addlcts he d1dnt call on them Maryetta Parklnson Wlll you explaln your new part of speech the verbas1ple Maryetta dld Well Sald Byron most of you are hungry so we ll adJourn unt1l seven o clock '38 , . x . , . 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Prophecy Contrnued The guests wanderrng down Merrdran Street s'rw two restaurants the fir st 'r xery exclusrve ultra modern place the second a lrttle rornt called Bob Inn I the first Ruth Banta and Juanrta Vra rarsers of fancy prnk poodle dogs were read rng the menu Lookrng up they notrced that therr waltress was Mary Alrce Spahr Hello Who else works here? Helen Ashcraft and Harrret Coolman own the place Katherrne Degler parnted these murals Mary Carroll and Mary Teeters are wartresses and Frederrck Mx ers rs headwarter Helen buys all her grocerres from Charlre Strausburgs charn store The grrls tasted the drnner Whew' Whos the chef here Herbert Dredrrchsen hes been here ex er srnce thrs place opened VNhx Oh sard Juanrta makrng a sour face I Just wondered When they went out they pard therr check to June Frasher the cashrer At the Bob Inn hrlarrty was rn full swrng Gerald Roberts the proprretor w as tryrng to keep peace Lrsten here he expostulated thrs was a respectable establrshnrent untrl you came rn OK OK S31d Fred McClung fight promoter for Orvrlle Wrebusch heary werght champron of the world Fred please I want a coc begged Oss Just one Oss If you dont want to be strong lrke Popeye and wont eat your sprnach rt rsnt my fault Hearrng thrs Jack Norton the soda Jerker grabbed a coc slammed rt down and went back to hrs drsh washrng Hurry up Oss rt s almost sex en Back rn P H S the program was startrng l'rrst sard Jack Ray Ferrell and hrs performrng goats coached by Glenn Mrller Out trrpped Ray followed by srx nrmble goats Only he faltered when he stub bed hrs toe on the footlrghts and fell rnto the orchestra prt Well there goes Ray Betty Thomas wrll now entertarn vou wrth a dance created by Romayne Teeters Excellent Betty' Ruth Warte and Judrth Ann Wrlt wrll srng some Manhattan Blues Wasnt that the berrres folks? It was all rrght yelled John Warner a rah rah man But we want somethrng drfferent Heres somethrng extraordrnary' P H S now has a swrmmrng pool so here s an exhrbrtron of swrmmrng On the trp of the drvrng board stood Curtrs Canada wavrng hrs arms wrldly about Harold Stout shouted Watch out Curt here I come' Curtrs squeaked grabbed hrs nose and fell rn Harold ran out to the end of the board bravely but followed Curtrs rn a srmrlar manner Leroy Loper and Bob Sprtzer Janrtors grabbed hooks and nonchalantly fished them out Now Mary Jane Russell concert pranrst wrll play Hold That Trger Russell rrpped rt Bob Wrllrams the former basket ball star of P H S and hrs assrstant Dorothy Brbler wrll now demonstrate Robert Eagleson s fan y cake mrxer Well now you know how to mrx cakes Just then C O Farber created a drsturbance by shoutrng Buy my rnsrrrance' Frfty dollars down and then rts all up Esther Heller and Glenna Armstrong arrplane hostesses rnrmedrately wanted some They walked off wrth C O who rnsrsted on tellrng them the Joys and wonders of hrs rnsurance Now that Just about wrnds up our program Paul Ashley was gorng to speak but he rs on a lecture tour appearrng rn book stores to autograph hrs volumes of poetry Oh yes as you leave the burldrng please notrce the schools new rnterror decoratrons done by June Baughman and Orpha Stoker I hope you enjoyed the homecomrng and wrsh you many successful years ahead In closrng John Foster the radro crooner wrll croon you away Just as John started to srng the audrence rose en masse drowned John out and loudly proclarmed thrs homecomrng the happrest day of therr lrx es 59 . --C , D y ' . . V 1 - Q v ' . c ' . . c v ' - ' ' ' LA 'Y rl Y . , , . v - . . , rr .- U . . . . . V . 1 - - , Y . . , . ,, rt - v rr - - - V Q I I V Y .- nr vv ' - ' rr ' , 11 u y a - Y . . . Q 1 v - H ,, . . . . . , y V . . ' - C - v I Y LL ' YY AL ' ' ' I 7 - n Ll YY ' ' ' , Y 7 Y Y - rr vw 7 7 W ' rr v - , 1 , , . . . - - - v rv , . . . -. I . V s I 1 v a r ' 7 77 nr , v r - - ' rr 1- w ,, . rr . . . . . , . . . ,, 7 ' - Ll ' ' - . 7 ' n- vw H . . . Y. . , . YY tr 1 - ,- , . gr - rv rr , ,, ' v a y ' 75 K6 9 ' ' ' ' , 7 . . . . , . . . V. . ,, 1 Ki 77 ' - 1 v 1 - v , . - 9 r u ' ' ' t , ' w vw 7 1 7 ' H . . . . , . . . , ' - - 11 r F , , .. . u ' u , . . . M . - Y - , as v f V v . Y M Y , . Y . r . . . , v . . - v v Y ' Q U ' ,' 11 , . . . . ' V , - y r The Language Departments Debaters 3 X 4 Cornered again Hi-Y Sponsor Gals Noon hour Senior Sponsor Forky Tifoon Sponsor Guys Quartet Juno 160.- Who's it from? Shorthand Department Ag boys U, -2 Pals Miss Piibogast 1 Big Catch Hi toots! Speech! Speech! 'Smatter Emily? Alumnr Too often rn the hustle and buqtle of our Qchool lrfe vue forget tl f clusees vsho preceded us So rust to brmg back cl fevr memorres of the class of 56 lei ui tell you what they are domg at the pr eeent trme MARJORIL ARNIANTROUT Irncl s C rorerx JUANITA AYERS Robert Long Hosprterl Inclr rrvrpolr MARTHA BAIR H 8: H Berkerv 'IHOMAS BORDERS Shellerf RUTH BREIMFYER Earlham CollOLC ALBERTA BRFYVSTER Bill Strlc Tnerrhc s C VVILMA ANN BURK Inclrarvr Unrursrrx BF'I TY CAMPBLI I Home OTTO CAUDFIL IR Evumxrlle Irrclrrrrfr DOROTHY CARROLL J'ry Cormtv Ho-.pri r CHARLES CASTER Sperdee Orourx JUNE CHAMP Home JESSIE CI EAR J'av Garment Lornpmrfy ROBERT CODER Frllrnf, Statron I-'ruprreter TESSIBEI CRAMPTON Intcrnertronrl Busrnes College Fort W'ryne MARY A CUMMINS Home DUANE DUNMOYER Shellers BROOKS EMRICK Florrda CLADYS FERGUSON Shulre Dre s Shoppe IVIARYELLEN 1-INLAY Home MAX FLAUDING The Double Dip JULIA FOREMAN Stenographnr F'r.rnk Whru LEWIS CARRISON Unrverbrty ol lllrehrluin TOM CILLESPIE Fdrrn FLOYD GILLETT Nut IVIARIE GLENTZER McCIell'rnx Store CHARLES GRAHAM VVrllrams Summa Slutrrrrr WAYNE GREEN Shellers JOHN GREER Shellers MARY LOUISE HARMON Horne DELAIN HASSAN Telephone Oflrur JANE HAVVKINS Home JOHN HEETER Purdue Unrxersrly ROSE HELLER Dunkrlk WILLIAM HILDRETH Hrldreih s ara HAROLD JOURNAY Farm 'VIADOINNA KATTMAN Home GAROLD KELLY Drop Forge OTIS KELLY Jag Garment KATHLEEN KFSSLER Haxnee. 'X Irr r IDOLA IVIAE KETRING Home IVAN KIDDER Post Gradual: MELBA DELEE KILE Art School Ft Wayne VELMA A LAWSONI Home HEI EIN IEOINARD Srmrdfrrv Ifllrzrvrnx JOHN IINICO JR Shnlleri KENNEFH LUITMAIN Krof.,erS ORPHA MAE LYONS Karnrnl Km Shoppe VIOLET MACY Rowland and Lvun ALICF CAROLYN MARTIN Indr rnr Unrwersrlx KENNETH T MILLFR Home MILDRED PAULINE MILLER Hrll Strte rchnr College VADA M MILLER 'Vlirrrcd 'WARS ANN IVIORAIX St IMI rx A C,rrllLx.,L 'XIILDRED MOREHOUS Home ROBERT MORRIS Purdue Unrxersrlv RAYMOND MYERS bhelleli WIAX MLDANIEL Bull Slate DESSIF RAE 'VILKINLEY Ronk Wool Lo GLEN! MrLAUGHLIIx Farm HORACE H NICHOLS Farm ERVIN C OLSON Olsons Darrv FORREST PHILLIPS Indrana Busrruss Colle-AL lV'unc1e JEANNETTE POPE Wlrelrrgin Slate College OLUS REEDY I-Iornr. 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