Portland High School - Tifoon Yearbook (Portland, IN)

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IRL RESERVES Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Miriam Gaunt, 1PresidentJ. Dortha Gene Smith, fTreasurcr7, lvlarjorie Silvers, fVif.:e Prcsidentb, Constance Croyle, QSecretaryJ. Mary Ruth Spade, fPrograrnh, Miss Allison, 1Assistant Sponsord, Miss Tharp, QChief Sponsorl, Mrs. Reith, CAssistant Sponsorb. Betty Alexander, iMusicH, Madalyn Elder, CPublicityJ, Jane Ann Glasgow, 4Ways and Meansl, Mary Lois Humphries, qSocialJ, Martha Stephenson, qSocial Servicel. Beverly Bibler, Martha Brown, Mildred Breirnyer, Phylis Elzey, Margaret Weller. Fred Ewry, Bud Martin, Bill Hirons, Harry Banker, QVice Presidentj, Bob Wil- liams, fPresident.5 Mr. Cady, iSponsor1, Peter Metz, CSecretaryJ, Bill Mayo, iSergeant at Armsh Ray Smith, QTreasurerJ, Jack O'Shaughnessy. Don Schoenlein, Bob Ketring, Tom Stephenson, Max McKinley, Wayne Srnithson, Charles Reed. John Howard Reber, Kenton Stone, George Payne, Bob Reeves. David Loy, Paul Max Green, Fred Hanlin, Max Warnock, Stanley Klopfenstein, Bob Trotter, Wilbur Smith, John Porter. Bob Maxwell, Glen Hummer, Virgil Millett, Jim McKinley, Bob Hisey, John Hardy, Charles Renbarger, Byron Ayres, Bob Dawson. III Ill -25-

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Acti 'ities Back of the priceless friendships, and higher ideals we have won, We discover our organizations and cherish the good they have done I N

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Under the capable guidance of Miss Tharp as sponsor and Miss Allison and Mrs. Reith as assistant sponsors, the Girl Reserves enjoyed a successful year. Although fewer actual meetings than usual were held, the organization experienced the satisfaction of accomplishing several important projects: in October, in partnership with the Hi-Y's. a Halloween party, in December, the Big Sister partyg in February, a Val- entine party, in March, a penny supper, and in April, the Mother and Daughter Banquet. A number of girls attended the spring Girl Reserve-Hi-Y Confer- ence at Richmond. Mrs. C. V. Bibler and Mrs. Beatrice Silvers were Mother Advisers, and Mrs. Robert L. Stevenson rep- resented the B. P. W. Mrs. Stevenson was a loyal and enthusiastic supporter of the Girl Reserves, and her death in January was a shock and a great loss to the organization. Among the activities of P. H. S., Hi-Y has always occupied an important place. With Mr. Cady as sponsor this year, new customs as well as old traditions marked the progress of the year's program. A new system of selecting members and officers was put into effect. Speakers from the community outside of school were the feature of several meetings. During the Christmas season, baskets of food were given several families. A sportsmanship basketball game was played with the Vo-Ag Club, and a social meeting was held each semester. Officers for the year were: P1'e.v1'dc1zf, Bob Wil- liamsg Vice-Prc.vz'dc1zf, Harry Banker, SCCl'ClLU1'j', Peter Metz, T1'cczs1f1'c1', Ray Smith, and SCVUCKLIZIf-Clf-Clfl'l7'lS, Bill Mayo. ...27...