Portland High School - Tifoon Yearbook (Portland, IN)

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DISCUSSICDN, STUDY and PLAY New Clubs Create Interest I. T. T. Information to Teens is the name of the new organization comprised of Junior and Senior girls of Portland High School for the purpose of giving information and discussing problems that confront the modern high school girl. At the first meeting Jean Chaney was elected to serve as President. Other ofiicers were Esther Fogle, Vice-Prest- dent, Irene Thompson, Sec'reta1'y-T1'eas- urer, and Pat Beard, Discussion Chair- man. The club was sponsored by Miss McCarty and Miss Jameson. The group held regular meetings throughout the school year, meeting on the second Tuesday in every month. A panel discussion was held in Jan- uary with members of the Hi-Y club. A very interesting discussion resulted from the exchange of opinions which gave both boys' and girls' points of view. The five charter members were Lucille Peyton, Joan Chaney, Pat Beard, Deloris Strauss, and Mary Louise Teet- ers. Latin Club The American Classical League, an organization of college and high school teachers of Latin and Greek, sponsors the Junior Classical League for Latin students in high school. The local group, with Miss Harvey as adviser, met the first Wednesday of each month during the regular class period or at any other time and place which the committee decided. A year's program built around Roman life and customs included discussions of such subjects as soldier life, government, laws, and religion. At a picnic in April, Roman games were played, and the Roman banquet in May provided ex- amples of Roman Food, customs and life in the home. Ofiicers for the fall semester were: Consul, Wendell Klopfenstein, Aedile, Bud Smith, Quaestor, Joan Brady, and Pmetor, Jim Browne. Elected to serve for the spring semester were Consul, Pat Baddersg Aedile, Joan Bradyg Quaestor, Shirley Petschkeg and Praetor, Betty Peden. G. A. A. Always have there been girls' ath- letics in one form or another in Port- land High School, but not until this year has a club been organized and given a name. Calling themselves the Girls, Athletic Association, all girls in- terested in playing in the gym one night of every week met together and elected as their officers, President, Pat Baddersg Vice-President, Alice Fox: and Secretary-Treasurer, Lucille Pey- ton. Sports captains were: basketball, Maxine Warnock, soft ball, Elsie San- ders, and shuffle board and ping pong, Wanda Hicks. Betty Garringer was chosen news reporter. The Sophomores beat the Freshmen, while the Juniors were victors over the Seniors in a class basketball tournament held on February 19. In the final game between the Sophomores and the Juniors, the Juniors were champions, winning by a big score. Dk 214 ak Mr. Macklin: Did you make any' new records on your flight yesterday? Jr. Hiatt: Yes, A farmer told me I was the first man to climb down out of the tree in his front yard without first climbing up. wk PK Pls Doctor: You have acute appendi- citis. Martha Lefever: Oh, doctor, you flatter me.

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Row 1: Joan Chaney, Joan Brady, Patricia Ayres, Elizabeth Franklin, Helen Flauding. Row 2: Alice Weller, Music, Irene Thompson, Publicity, Mary Ann Mills, Athletics: Pat Badders, Mar- tha Lefever, Social Service. Row 3: Marilou O'Shaughnessy, Social, Sarah Marchant, Program, Miss McCarty, Assistant Sponsor, Jean Chaney, Ways and Means. Row 4:: Miss Jameson, Assistant Sponsor: Martha Castle, Treasurer: Miss Tharp, Chief Sponsor. Row 5: Alice Fox, Secretary, Margery Hisey, Vice-President, Row 6: Mary Louise Teeters, Pres- ident. Row 1: Frederick Black, Herbert Bubp, Ewald Bash, Wendell Klop- fenstein, Leon Gagle, Fred Cooper, John Glasgow, Emanuel Master, Don Schoenlein, Robert Dawson. Row 2: Bill Smith, Duane Harker, Earl Norris, Wilber Smith, Warren Groman, Edward Green, Bill Thom- as, Bill Stoker, George Caster. Row 3: Paul McCrory, Francis Jenney, Robert Trotter, Richard Taylor, James Caster, Ray McKinley, Victor Bates. Row 4: Robert Norton, David Loy, James Loper, Carlton Money, Rich- ard Norton. Row 5: James Mayo, Mr. Cady, Tunis Bond. Row 6: James McKinley, Paul Gagle. Row 7: Paul Max Green. Row 1: Jean Williams, Gene Arn, Joan Chaney, Carol Juillerat, Sarah Marchant. Row 2: Phyllis Elzey, Deloris Strauss, Bonnie Lake, Anna God- frey, Esther Fogle, Miss Arbogast. Row 3: George Caster, Mr. Bair, James McKinley, Bill Smith, Rich- ard Ashton, Mr. Macklin.

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Row 1: Deloris Strauss, Maxine Schroll, Pat Beard, Joan Chaney, Velma Jeanne Haviland. Row 2: Mildred Garner, Esther Fogle, Irene Thompson, Jean Chaney, Mary Louise Teeters, Marilou O'Shaughnessy, Reba Pyle. Row 3: Carol Juillerat, Alice Fox, Lucille Peyton, Margaret Alberson, Helen Porter, Virginia McClung, Miss McCarty, Sponsor. Row 1: Donna Erlet, James Browne, Shirley Petschke, Wendell Klop- fenstein, Joan Brady, Buddy Smith. Row 2: Leon Gagle, Miss Harvey, Bob Wheeler, Pal Holloway, Bill Thomas, Pat Badders. Row 1: Wanda Hicks, Betty Gar- ringer, Alice Fox, Pat Badders, Lucille Peyton, Elsie Sanders. Row 22 Esther Fogle, Florence Fudge, Virginia Aper, Mary Cath- erine Bosworth, Gene Arn, Velma Jeanne Haviland, Virginia Goff. Row 3: Edna Loy, Joan Brady, Gloria Ann Brown, Wanda Whipple, Sally Sue Smith, Georgia Rivers, Harriet Herbst, Jean Hoskins, Miss McCarty, Row 4: Lucy Schubert, Ethel Rich- ard, Martha Castle, Helen Porter, Margaret Alberson, Betty Millett, Virginia McClung. Mildred Garner, Ona Study.