Portland High School - Tifoon Yearbook (Portland, IN)

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Row 1: Miriam Gaunt LVice-Presidentw, Miriam Hanlin 1PresidentJ, Miss Beeler iChief Adviserl, Anna Mary Detamore tSecreturyb, Ruth Burk fTreasurerl. Row 2: Winifred Hisey 4Ways and Means Chair- mani. Martha Brown fPublicity Chairmanl, Janet Bourne QProg!ram Chairmanl, Jane Ann Glasgow iMusie Chairmanb, Emily Stanton tSoeial Service Chaiirmani. Row 3: Miss Nixon lAdviseri, Madalyn Elder, Mary Jane Stanley, Josephine Haldy, Row 1: Bill Mayo, Melville Bryan, Junior Eugenia Taylor, Dortha Gene Smith, Mar- jorie Silvers, Miss Tharp iAdviserb. Row li Bill Mayo, Melville Bryan, Junior Stevenson, Gray Paddock, Jack Jones, Charles Godfrey, Donald Aper, Charles Reed, Sherman Trotter, Herbert Martin, Robert Reeves. Row 2: Mr, Hiatt 4Spon- sorl, Tom Stephenson, Harry Banker, Preston Houk, Robert Pearson, John Mc- Kee, Max McKinley, Fred Hanlin, Roger Markley, Robert Smith, Ray Smith, Rob- ert Stevenson. Row 3: Roger Greaf, Lane Strock, Charles Davidson, Royce Martin, Walter Hartzell, Robert Jacobs, Lee Allen McDaniel, Robert Ronald, Wayne Frank- lin, Forrest Hildreth, Leo Smith,

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.fx 1 Q Oh, when a Girl Reserve walks down the street She looks a hundred per from head to feet, She has a word, a smile, a winning way, And when you see her, boy, youll recognize her and you'll say Now there's a girl I'd like to know- She has that G. R. spirit, pep, and gog Just to look at her is quite a treat, It's hard to beat A G. R. girl. To prove that a G. R. girl has spirit, pep, and go just read the various things they have accomplished during the year. At Christmas time they had the annual Big Sister party and helped a needy family. Sev- eral books were given to the school library, a celebration of Twelfth Night was given, an exhibition of dolls of several lands was conducted, and a soap carving movie was shown. The Pall Mall Marionette perform- ance in April and the Mother and Daughter Banquet in May clirnaxed the year's activ- ities. Due to illness, Anna Mary Detamore was forced to leave school and Margaret Weller was elected Secretary to complete the un- expired term. Faculty sponsqs were Miss Beeler, Miss Nixon, and Miss Tharp. Mrs. Byron Jenkins represented B. P. W. while Mrs. Vaughn Stanton and Mrs. Robert Stev- enson were Mother Advisers. Hi-Y HI. ..27... ' ro 'm N XII? 5 R i R F sv i' ii M V Cv -nk X, - - n. . . -.,. .., . -, ,. The oiiicers of the Hi-Y for this year were Preston Houk, President, Robert Pearson, Vice-President, Junior Stevenson, Secretaryg Royce Martin, Treasurerg Bill Mayo, Ser- geant-at-armsg and Mr. Hiatt, Sponsor. The club strove to carry on with its purpose, to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community the high standards of Christian Character. Meetings were held on Wednesdays, the members often being addressed by speakers on important topics of the day. An occasion- al social meeting Was held. During the Christmas season the club do- nated several baskets of food to worthy fam- ilies. The club also purchased a new diction- ary stand for the school library. The outstanding social events of the year were the annual Hal1owe'en party in October and the Father and Son Banquet in March where Reverend Charles M. Houser of Ft. Wayne gave the address.