Portland High School - Tifoon Yearbook (Portland, IN)

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Row Row Row Row Ina Jean Holloway, Madalyn Elder, Eva Champ, Martha Glassford, Mona Carroll, Constance Croyle, Julia Farris, Betty Degler, Mary Helen Harter, Naomi Kunkle, Lois Bentz. Frances Green, Mary Lois Humphries, June Kile, Pat Burgess, Margie Lee Buckmaster, Beverly Bibler, Vir- ginia Lesch, Grace Grimes, Betty Alexander, Wanetta I-Ieniser, Mary Ellen Councilman. Melville Bryan, Harry Banker, Byron Ayers, George Gast, James Brockway, Wayne Imel, Ervin Jones, Cecil Fuller, VVarren Lake, Fred Ewry. Herbert Ewry, John Hardy, Robert Hisey, Gerald Cott- man, Robert Ketring, James Haynes, Bill Hirons, Clar- ence Glassford, Glen Hummer, Harold Clear. Row Row How Row Row Ruth McFadden, Jean Williams, Dora Mark, Marjorie Silvers, Marianne Stephen, Helen Parkinson, Ruth My- ron, Ruby McKinley, Madonna Theurer, Nevada Mc- Kinley, Marjorie Oehler. Betty Nelson, Alice Wilkinson, Sarah Ellen Thomas, Avice Wilkinson, LaDonna Sellers, Margaret Weller, Betty Study, Betty Meyers, Iva Lou Pensinger, Marjorie Stevenson, Duetta Strauss. Virgil Millett, Robert Zimmerman, Joe Whitacre, Ward Peden, Virgil Disher, Joan Zackmire, Katherine Ronald, John Porter, Max Warnock. George Payne, ,Robert Max- well. 3 Raymond Wolford, Tom Stephenson,,.Bob Smith, James Quinn, Bill Mayo, Charles Renbargef, Peter Metz, Rob- ert Pyle, Robert Rowland, Roy Miller. Henry Wyrick, Herbert Patterson, Donald Sullivan, Ralph Whitacre, James Meehan, Elwood Shefler, Dale Sche- menaur. .-.1Q.. v 1

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UNIGRS Three years ago the class of ,40 began its career in P. H. S. Years '37 and '38 Were the usual prosaic affairs, but year '39-ah, there We began to come into our own! Class officers Were: Harry Banker, Pres- 1'ffU7ZZiQ Peter Metz, Vice P1'0.9z7de1zzfg Marjorie Silvers, Scwcftz1'y-Tvfcczszzrcz'g and Miss Cur- rent, Sjvmzsor. Gur outstanding leadership was shown in places of authority in Girl Reserve, Hi-Y, and Vo-Ag Clubs. Seventeen, our class play, typified our dramatic abilities, and the unusual reception given the Seniors in May gave proof of our originality and talent. Music, athletics, debate-not a single field of endeavor can one find Without a Junior in it! Such Wholehearted participation in out- side activities did not detract from our schol- arship, however, for Beverly Bibler, Con- stance Croyle, Clarence Glassford, Frances Green, June Kile, Robert Pyle and Marjorie Silvers did Work of high merit. Weive enjoyed our Junior year very much, but now Tomorrow to fresh Woods, and pastures new. On to 1940! ..13..

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SUPIIUMIIRES 4, -We, the class of '41, have one hundred and thirty students in our membership. In addition to this great quantity, We also have outstanding quality. From our ranks have gone many members to the various high school clubs and activities. Fifteen students have made praiseworthy records in scholarship. They are Ewald Bash, Phyllis Elzey, Robert Fox, Carol Juillerat, Bonnie Lake, Sarah Marchant, Juanita Mays, Mary Ann Mills, Mary Lou O,Shaugnessy, Reba Pyle, Mary Ellen Ronald, Velma Steed, Clara Steiner, Hubert Stewart and De Ida Wall. We have just begun to find our place in P.-H. S. Watch us during the next two years! 7 ' di..20..