Portland High School - Tifoon Yearbook (Portland, IN)

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Personalities in the News By Maxine Sanders Gene and Don' carved on the door of the 4th grade room--true romance never dies . . . Bob Gaunt, local Fred Astair, takes time out to date cute Freshman . . . Paul Max Green always seen filling the coke machine and taking Mr. Brubaker a coke every evening . . . Our snap-shot bugaboo, Max Dehoif . . . Jim and George Caster, Vo-Ag officers, are friendly to them all . . . Play director, Martha Banta, wonders why Martha Lefever always talks about Bluffton . . . A ladies' man fstrictly Beeler'sj is John Stroube . . . Ewald Bash, commonly known as Professor,,' was chosen most studious boy in class of '41 . . . Of the Bosworths we have three: Kenneth, Ann, and Mary C .... Our class President, Bob Qwoman haterj Dawson, has the best beard in P. H. S. . . . Leonard Boyd makes a weekly trip to Bryant-I wonder why . . . Secre- tary-treasurer Phyllis Elzey handled the job efficiently and found time to at- tend many activities around school . . . Always neat and quiet is Rosemary Braun . . . Wonder why Jean Chaney, Mary Louise Teeters and Dick Norton aren't the best of friends . . . We hear that Russel Eppelheimer enjoys park- ing in front of the Headington Hotel . . . Esther Fogle, a skate addict, sure can get around . . . Did you know that Paul Gagle prefers out of town girls . . . Have you heard that wedding bells may be ringing soon for Anna Godfrey . . . Rusty Clear always seen going in and out of the Hollywood . . . I wonder why Herb Bubp delivers his papers so late on a certain night of each week . . . Roxanna Dunmoyer and Betty Wyrick are very much interested in Saratoga . . . Katherine Garringer seems to like a certain Ridge-ville boy- we would like to meet him . . . Wilfred Godfrey says, Where I came from you gotta show me . . . Betty Heniscey objects to being called Katherine . . . Charles Dunmoyer still takes the curves on two wheels in his Ford . . . Kathleen Greaf has to run to keep up with Roxie and Betty . . . Keith Frasher says, t'Well, my fellow classmen, I'm glad to be here today.

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Personalities in the News Each morning finds Clyde Money and Max Snyder rushing to the music room-for what purpose, boys . . . A busy social chairman is Marilou O'Shaughnessy . . . Martha O'Brien dishing out hamburgers at Elliott's . . . Red Norton, the Wit of P. H. S., usually seen strolling through the halls . . . Betty Patterson, a girl from the farm, seems very quiet except for a few giggles . . . Walter Meehan chums with Jim Caster . . . Evelyn McCrory often loses her voice . . . Francis J enney seen driving his old Ford here and there . . . Jr. Hiatt, our air-minded classmate . . . Wonder why Nilah May and Virginia Williamson always leave at the end of the second period . . . Did you know that Mary Ingle has a small interest in the Haynes Milling Company . . . Clyde Hunt still finds it interesting to go back to North Side, and Why not . . . Cora June McKinley thinks that Gray is the tops-There must be a reason . . . Carol Juillerat likes a cer- tain high school graduate . . . Lois Penrod has a cute little pup she calls Henry-I Wonder if she didn't pick that name up from Winchester . . . Little Jimmie Loper of the large feet must use them plenty to keep up with Donna Hoppes . . . Sarah Marchant, editor-in- chief, seems to be doing all right with a Junior boy . . . Dorothy Lemaux, dainty and possibly shy . . . David Loy, fiddling while Portland Wins . . . Wouldn't you like to know who receives the letters found in the study hall writ- ten by Jim McKinley . . . Athletic Vir- ginia McClung may become coach of P. H, S .... We see Duaine Petro Walk- ing to school lately, did you have an- other iiat, Duaine . . . Dorwin Myers, very active in Vo-Ag work . . . From near and far We hear Marianne Mills cheering the Panthers on to victory . . . Football hero Cris Money never stops for anything but a lady, he stopped for a freshman . . . Famed basketball hero Earl Norris also made a stop for a Freshman . . . We find Harry Peterson in the halls each evening waiting for a Sophomore girl. MARTHA Lrzrizviza Doaornv LUMUX Com JUNE McKrNLsv JAMES McKxNLav Camgrom Moran Chyna MONEY 4 1 l lvlmrrim O'BRu2N lVl.1XRll.Ulf O'5l mum messy