Portland High School - Tifoon Yearbook (Portland, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1943 volume:

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'Ls X fx? 3 fe .JL!acl a reaf ear Pete also had a busy year Fmt he attended classes Wltlm L1 He made frlendi wlth the faeulty and became one wxtlr the student lvoclv Realrzmo the neecl for partlelpants ln war act1y1t1eQ he jolnecl the unlor Reel Crobs and Corrs lentxously eolleeted sfrap Always he gave cheerfully of hrs ture and effortb to the uetory program talqlng tlme out only for aemltles on the atldletle flelcl OF PORVLAND HIGH Sulool Ponrl mn INDlANx Helen Stcxcnson F Cult Spun wr Donna Erlet Edltor H1 Chlef W Ulm B nlu Bunness XIEINI er Pa 'I rue 8 .... me 1943 f7WA,,,,,f, wx .Apu W W as Cell? 0 petefi .X46!U8I'LilfU 0 Petes drllgence found a faxorable settlns, ln Portlind Hr h Dchool The rerrodellng and redecorallng fOllOXVlf1g last year s f ecerxed hrs wholehearted approsal Qld Glory waung rn t e breeze berxed as a dally reminder of hrs precrous prmlege tl ul of being, educated rn a free democracy such as ours P F , -5 V 7. me 3 . ' '53, V , , 64 ' 4-4- 'u c l -Q Vi , . .I I v . Y . I .g A I Q A I l b , ll'C 1' n ' . ' 7 l , . . . . . . H .p ,f , an I ' 7 . ' ' . An unusual amount of snow during the winter of 1942-1943 afforded P. H. S. students much fun and re- creation. Here, several boys and girls have one last battle before going indoors. David Smithson, Mere- dith Lotz, and Bob McFar- land make use of the op- portunities provided for reference and leisure read- ing in the constantly ex- panding P. H. S. library A boys' gym class is do- ing Hoor work as a part of the physical fitness pro- gram instituted in the school's contribution to the war effort. if-xc,.3 K 2 47 ii fag J' X 95 N. Sffg, 4, 1,11 p t mil' 5 U1 G55 ana! 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QU, . , V . -- . 7 . . V . . . , . A e- Z?oarcJ of giolucafion William Parks ' . 'B ah..-v K .64 ON THE first and third Monday evening of each month. the Board of Education is called to order by lXIr. Donald llammitt, President. with Mr. Wil- liam Parks. Secretary. and Mrs. Edna Saxman. Treasurer. Upon the shoulders of this group rests the responsibility ol' running a successful school system. ln addition to redccorating the building after last year's hre. the board purchased new green stage curtains and a beige cyclorama to replace the old-fashioned scenery and curtains which were destroyed. New library furniture. industrial tools. a calculator, and two electric sewing machines were also added to the equipment, Mr. Brubaker and Miss Fulton were delegated to select pictures with the Jennie Rae Hersh memorial fund. Completing three years in oliice. this board merits the appreciation of the entire community for their untiring public service. Edna Saxman it S .gjulaerinfenolenf an rinci a J I9 I9 f THE 1943 Seniors of Portland High School feel closer to Mr. D. S. Weller than probably any fu- ture graduating class can. It has been our good fortune to know him not only as our superintendent but also for one year as our principal. We appre- ciate the start he gave us as Freshmen and the contact we have enjoyed in the three succeeding years. As a teacher and as a friend, Mr. Weller will always live in our hearts. D. S. Weller Harold Brubaker A THOROUGH scholar, a sympathetic teacher, and a dyed-in-the-wool sports fan, Mr. Harold Bru- baker, now in his third year as Principal of Port- land High School, is endearing himself to all of the students. Seemingly endowed with a natural in- stinct for understanding the problems of young people and for handling them, he manages a smooth running and up-to-date school. In present day slanguage, He's on the beam! Page Thirteen gilding MISS Jane Louise Fulton, art su- pervisor in the city schools for many years who resigned for a well deserved rest. was greatly missed by all her students. QWe pay tribute to Miss Fulton in an- other section of our bookl. She was replaced by Miss Mae Louise Kohr from South Bend, a graduate of Indiana University. Readily ad- justing herself to the ways of P. H. S., Miss Kohr filled her po- sition with aptitude and efiiciency. MR. ROBERT JONES. who had been supervisor of instrument- al music last year. joined the Unit- ed States Navy immediately after school closed last spring. His va- cancy was filled by Miss Emily Stahr, who holds a B. M. degree from DePauw University. She di- rected the band and orchestra and gave individual lessons. Cheerful and friendly, Miss Stahr has made many friends around P. H. S. jadlhy MRS. William Reid left Portland High School to join her hus- band who is stationed with the armed forces in Florida. Her po- sition was filled by a rearrange- ment of classes rather than by a new teacher. Mr. Hiatt took over an English class, and Miss Stahr assumed the junior and senior high school music classes, while most grade school teachers managed the teaching of music in their own rooms. MISS Jeanne McCarty. physical education instructor in the Portland city schools for the past three years. was accepted into fhe VVomen's Army Auxiliary Corps and left for Daytona Beach, Flor- ida. after the first semester. She was replaced by Mrs. J. Russell Hiatt, a graduate of Ball State Teachers College with the class of 1941. In addition to physical edu- cation, Mrs. Hiatt also taught emergency arithmetic. eniom Row 1: Joy Ann Arn Title: Joy Quest: Radio tainer enter- Row 2: Patricia Badders Title: Pat Quest: College grad Row 3: Marvin Becker Title: Marv Quest: A buck private Row 4: James Browne Title: '43 Beau Bruin- rnel Quest: Connoisseur of men's apparel Virginia Atkinson Title: Ginny Quest: A girl marine Verner Badger Title: Butch Quest: Theatre man- ager William Boxwell Sorry you left us . . . Wayne Cheek Title: Fancy skater Quest: Millionaire Row 5: Patricia Ayres Title: Senior editor Quest: A. E. F. nurse Merlyn Bailey Title: Typhoon busi- ness manager Quest: A rcgular guy Anna Ruth Brady Title: Annie Quest: Mechanical ac- countant Mary Kathryn Corle Title: Kate CCorkJ Quest: Mrs. Virgil Mil lett Margaret Current Title: Maggie Lou Quest: College grad John Badders Title: Johnny Quest: A working boy Leon Beard Title: Beardy Quest: An aviator Joan Brady Title: G. R, president Quest: Mrs. Jack Wright Robert Cottman Title: Bob Quest: With his broth- er Jean Dunmoyer Title: A gai with Llrocki! Quest: Nurse President M a r V i n B e c k e r, Secretary- Treasurer M a x i n e Warnock, and Vice- Prcsident Paul Nelson discuss Senior prob- lems. Page Sixteen 7 KN 434 f T ,V Q f':gffq.a'2': Page Seven+een 36 Q' M if it-W ag. 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Paul Todd basketball coach Kenneth Farris football and baseball coach and Paul Macklin istant football coach are all dolnff their share in the new physical fitness program in augurated in Portland High School at the request of the United States Government Aff out f fvtwf 3,f,.e,, GOVERNMENTAI need of physically fit young men has biought about in all secondary schools a more xigorous physical education program Bovs xx ho nex er before were interested in ath letics haxe been urged to take part especially in the tougher sports The prospect for entry 1nto some kind of nlllltaly serx ice is imminent for most junioi md senic 1 boxs and all uint to be phxsieallx picpned Bccxuse ot tht intensc nature of mtchan ized w'1rfare. only ptrfect physical specimens can stand its rigors VVith these things in mind our athletic program xx as designed. It is our hope that the call xx hen it comes may be strongly answtred by a fit' group from Portland Hiffh School. P1 1 'l'hi1't5 -sl' pCUl!A0l'5 AGU? WECLOCIW cl .SZCIJOII HI' 1947 football season xxas similar to that of last xear in that the Panthers again went xxithout a s1ngle xx1n The open1nO game xxas a hotly con tested battle between POI tland and Gar 1ett Holdlng the Railroaders to a 6 6 tie this encounter prox ed to be the best game the Panthers plax ed all sea son Jlnxed by the Athletlc Gremhn Vngil Valent1ne our only xeteran back field man suffered a broken collar bone and xx as out of the l1ne up the remainder of the season The folloxxing week the Panthers met their ancient foe Columbia City and played them on eyen terms the first half only to weaken under the superior xx eight and running ability of the en emy during the last half The final game found Columbia City on the long end of the 19 to 0 score Trax eling next to Coldwater the Flghtin Panthers fell x1ct1m again to their opponent bx the one sided score of 91 to 6 It vxas in this encounter that Jim Roush receix ed the kick off and returned the ball 56 yards doxxn the Gridiron before finally being downed by a Coldwater player B1tter r1x alrv prevails between Port land and Decatur and ex e1y year both teams put out ex ervthing thex hax e and try exerx trick play they know Bu once again the Farrismen could not vx lthstand the heax 1er weight and plung ing power of the Yellowjackets and bowed out 23 to 0 The thr1ller of the game came when Portland was within one foot of pay d1rt but failed to pene trate the powerful Decatul l1ne The Panthers were no compet1t1on at all for the Richmond Red Dexlls and xvere swamped bv the oxerwhelming coie of 46 to 0 The Falrismen play ed them on fairlx exen terms the first half holding them to 19 points but lroke doxxn the last half and allowed rem to core '77 points in two quarters Anothei b1tte1 11X alry game betxx een Portland and Bluffton xxas fought the next xxeel but agaln the Fightln Panthers fell short of their malk and were folced to let the Bulldogs keep the Centennxal Football another year The final score was 19 to 0 The Panthers brought their unsuccess ful season to a close bv once mole tast ing defeat at the hands of Knlghtstown The game was nex er 1n doubt and the X1S1tO1S won 32 to 0 The startlnv lineup for Portland found Becker Teeters Pontius Pett1 bone J Valentine Heniser and J1m Browne on the l1ne and Jack Frakes backfield H1 hllghts of the football season Mose Hardv forffettlng to take the footballs to Decatur Falling to score in the same game from the one foot mark Paul Nelson running an in tercepted pass for a touchdoxvn in the Garrett game Vlfgll Valent1ne breaking his collarbone 1n the game against Garrett The severe trounc mg xxe took against RlChmOHd Ge ting the signals mixed up 1n the Gar rett game The gTeat defense game Dewey Frakes played agalnst Blaff ton Roush s touchdown pass aga1nst Coldvx ater Panthers falllflg to make an extra polnt all season B111 Schoen le1n plax mg 1D the Richmond game with a broken elboxx Leggett play ing three quartels fo1 Valent1ne the first t1me he xx as ever on a grldlron Pa e Thirty seven I I fl C 1 v 4 4' I 1 - 1 ' Q T L -Q A r. S . 7 7 ' n 7 Y . v . V rw ' ' 7' 1 ' - l.: 1 S ... U 1 . V Y - g B , - 1 ' 1 .' v y , Q . . Q - A y Q Q X' ' L4 ' ' 77 1 . . - 1 - - Y ' - at - va .V Y ' , . 7 - A ' - V - Y, . F . Y 7 -. v v 7' ' ' . Y v . . - . . . . b 7 - v . 7 1 Q w - . 1 ' 1 1 ' 3 , . ' Roush, R. Freed, and Nelson in the 1 ' , . - 7 'l' 0 1 V 1, Z ,,, Y . . rv 1 7 ' 9 o y i . . U . . . Y . - - V y V Q 5 . . . ,. . , ' , 7 1, A v v ' '1 V V 7 . Y - . . M . t . . . . . f . . . t- 1' 7' ' - an N ' w - . 5 Y . P ,L Y - sy - 7 . . . Y 1 . . . . . - . . 7 1 n 1 7. U Y. 'w Q ' . 7 . . 7 . . . or ' - 2, , '9alltAel' gkllell SLGJUA Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland 6 Garrett 0 Columbia City 6 Coldwater 0 Decatur 0 Richmond 0 Bluffton 0 Knightstown FOOTBALL SQUAD Top low Paul Macklin 1Asst Coach? Giaxes Haviland Teeters Foltz H Pontius M Fieed Dugan Bxowne H Smith Taylor Pettibone Becker Kenneth Farris fCoachJ Middle iovx Spahi Hudson Nelson Roush B Freed Hummer Valentine Leggett Ames Monu Biblcr Hemsei Grimm Bottom rovs Schoenlem Beeler King Ayres F Smith Hardy CStudent Manager! lhomas R Pontius Lacey McCrory Page Thirtv eight . ,. ' ' . . ' ' 4 r 1 - , - 4- - 1 . . - . . . , . , x xv . . 1 . v .9 Q : ' N . . V . - . - v - v - y v - y v ' .S2a50l'l FGCLBJ llllfk A 39 38 xlctory bv the Dunkirk Speed cats ox er the Portland Panthers 1n the semi final play of the sectlonal tournament brought ten boys to the end of what had been a long and treacher ous 1942 1943 basketball season To six of the ten boys it was the climax of four hard but enjoyable years in Portland High School These slx boys lVIarv1n Becker Bob Ford Kelth Leggett Paul Nelson Jlm Roush and Harold Smith hung up their sults for the last time with a feeling of sorrow and regret To them we take off our hats 1n congratulation for their fine spirit and good sportsmanship The Panthers d1d not have an out standing team this year but they did haxe a team that ey ery opponent looked upon with fear of defeat The season was opened vxith a 23 20 victory over the Decatur Yellowjackets and then follow ed five stralght losses to Bluffton Fort Recovery Unlon C1ty Hartford C1ty and Montpeher by the mlcroscoplc total of twelve points Never was there a time ln any one of these five games but that the Panthers were w1th1n strlk ing distance of their opponent In revenge for the losses the fighting Panthers forced their way back 1nto the winning column by defeating Dun k1rk 38 31 and Pennville 26 25 On January lst the Panthers 1ourney ed to Dunkirk for the Big Four Tourney Portland defeated Albany 38 37 1n the first round of play but dropped the final contest to the host team 38 33 The next week the Panthers were defeated by Albanv 3129 in a very well played ball game The Toddmen entered the County Tournament and dropped Pollng along the W3yS1de by the score of 42 18 The next encounter found Pennv11le on the long end of the score 29 27 Following the County Tournament the Toddmen traveled to Wmchester where they were defeated 34 .33 in what proved to be the most 9XC1tll'1g game of the season After the encounter vt 1th Wlnchester the Panthers began to hit their stride by ax enging earller losses of the sea on Startlng the1r campaign with Fort Recoxerx they downed them by the core of 48 26 Next in line for the Port land cagers was Unlon C1ty another zeyenge game and the final score was Portland 42 Union Cltv 29 Mad1SOH teppcd up next to face the Panther lu gernaut but was trampled under by a score of 5017 The Panthers went then to Ridgevllle downing the Cos sacks 38 29 The Fightin Five de termlned to close their season with a vxin drubbed Redkey the County Champs by the score of 43 25 The Panthers entered the Sectional but each boy had the determlnation and enthusiasm to win The team dropped the Ridgeville Cossacks from the ranks in the1r first encounter by the score of 30 25 The Panthers next game was another revenge game because of the trimming Pennvllle had admlnlstered 1n the County Tourney The Portland cagers went out with blood in their eyes and came out on the long end of the score 28 22 The next game for the Fightln Five was w1th Dunklrk the team had been eagerly awa1t1ng this opportun1ty because of the b1tte1 rivalry between the two schools Each boy put out everythlng he had but It was not enough and a heartbreaker went to Dunklrk the final score being Dunklrk 39 Portland 38 Throughout the entire vear the team did not have an indlvldual scorlng star no one man could be called the star but the team worked as a unit each boy for the good of the team The scor mg records of the season are evidence that the bovs worked as a well o1led machlne The 1nd1v1dual scoring was as follows Marvin Becker 164 Bob Ford 144 Keith Leggett 157 J1m Roush 166 and Harold Smlth 118 Pa e Thirty nine . . fl 5 - rl My U ' - V -' 7 ' v ' 1 7 ' h 7. . 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O Portland Portland Portland Portland Pol tland P01 tland Portland Por tland jighin, ive mud 12, cgoaea I0 23 Decatur 26 Bluffton Unlon City Ft Recovery Montpcllcr Dunkuk H'ntfo1d Cltv Pennxlllc Bug Four Tourney at Dunkuk Pol tland Portland PO1tldI1d County Portland P01 tland Portland P01 tland Portland Portland Po1tland Portland 3 Albany 3 Dunkuk 2 Albany Tournament at Portland 4 Polmg 2 Pennv1lle Wlnchester Ft Recovery UHIOH C1ty Mad1son R1dgev1lle Redkey 20 Sectional Tournament at Hartford City 33 Portland 30 Ridgeville 25 Portland 28 Pennville Portland 38 Dunklrk SECOIND TEAM SCHEDULE Portland P01 tland Portland Portland P01 tland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland P01 tland Portland Page Forty Decatur Bluffton Unlon Clty Ft Recovery Montpeller Berne Dunklrk Hartford C1ty Pennvllle Albany Wmchester Ft Recovery Umon Clty Madlson R1dgev1lle Redkey BASKETBALL SQUAD Back rovs CF1rst team? Nelson Mayo S1pe Beck er Smlth Arnold Ford Bowen Leggett Roush Front row CS e c o n d team! Hudson McCrory Wllkmson Pettlbone Matchett Mlllett Ames Schoenlem Weesner Seated IU front Jlmmlc Hardy fStudent Man agen CI.eft to rightl Marvin Becker-football, basketball. Carl Bowen--basketball. Jim Browne-football. Everett Evans-baseball. Bob Ford-basketball, baseball. Bob Freed-football. Lewis Grimm-football. Lerald Heniser-football, basketball. Keith Leggett-basketball, baseball. Bob Mayo-basketball. Paul Nelson-football, basketball. Eugene Pettibone--football. Homer Pontius-football. Jim Roush-football, basketball, base ball. Bill Schoenlein-football. George Shepherd-baseball. Ike Smith-basketball. Dick Taylor-football, basketball. Jim Valentine-football. Vergil Valentine-football, baseball. l f7wmf,, 50,5 Earn .Lffm THE awarding of a letter represents that a definite contribution has been made to Portland High School in athletics. Regulations on letter awards are very strict and the honor is given only where it is deserved. The varsity P is a symbol of co-operative attitude, hard work, ability, and many long hours spent on the basketball floor, the gridiron, or the baseball diamondg and a boy who has earned his letter wears it proudly as a badge of merit. Senior lettermen in basketball and football also receive lettermen jackets at the end of the year. Page Forty-one BASEBALL SQUAD Top row McClung Ames Imel Havlland Luttman Kenneth Far11s CCoachJ M1ddle row Shepherd Holloway Spltzer Val ent1ne Evans Front row P McCrory Roush Leggett Hummer Smxth Pett1bone M Mc Crory ln lgdriegaff lam 3'tuh'lPA5 Although the 1942 baseball team d1d not play the1r the Panthers agaln upheld the excellent reputatlon establlshed ln the past by wmnlng all games played except one The Farrlsrnen got off to a good start by wmnmg the1r first two games before droppmg the only defeat of the season to Decatur Then wlnnmg four stralght they brought the1r season to a successful close .Again The Panthers returned to the dlamond 1n 43 Wlth only five lettermen on the squad and were greatly handlcapped bv the loss of Paul McCrory who grad uated last year leavlng the Panthers wlthout a hurl Howex er as we go to press they have Just won the1r Hrst game by defeatlng Berne 13 to 5 The complete schedule for 1942 was as follows Portland Portland Portland 0 Portland Portland Portland 6 Page Fortv two Hartford Clty Bluffton Decatur Bluffton Wlnchester Berne 1 1 3 , v H I 3 Z 1 Q I 1 ' , . : . , 7 J Y 7 1 ' - I I entire schedule because of adverse weather conditions, ' 1 v V 7 7 . . er. 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YELL LEADERS CLeft to rlghtb G1or1a Anne Brown Vlfglnla Aper and Mary Ann Stafford rn a typlcal practice SCSSIOH C QQFAQJQPJ Geafe Sckoof .gfnflt From the manv who tr1ed out Pat Badders V1r g1n1a Aper and Glorla Anne Browne were chosen yell leaders for the 1043 athletlc season Because of the Vlctory speed up program Pat Badders left at m1d term to enter lndlana Umverslty but was ably replaced by Mary Ann Stafford who fitted perfectly 1nto the tr1o Throughout the year these glrls put every effort lnto creatlng good w1ll and furtherlng better sports manshlp Another loss because of the Vlctory speed up pro g1am was Margaret Current who also entered I U m January Her place as chalrman of the Cheerlead mg Commlttee was filled the second semester by Jlm Browne It was the duty of th1s commlttee to choose representatlves from each class ln order that they mlght plan thelr respectlve class day pep SGSSIODS Yell leaders and commlttee together have ma1n tamed a hlgh lex el of school sp1r1t and morale Page Forty three 7 Y l . A .0 . v 1 ' .. , . 7 .. . - , - , . ! L - .. , .. . . v .. . pfrf' Top row: Lewis Grimm, Meredith Sanders, Garth Kikendall, Duane Smith. Bottom row: Robert Jones. Jane Louise Fulton, Jeanne McCarty. fQ in fha war WE ARE proud that several members of the graduating class of 1943 and the faculty are in the armed forces. As we go to press, the following boys are now serving our country: Lewis Grimm. Armyg Meredith Sanders, Armyg Garth Kikendall. Navyg and Duane Smith, Navy. Mr. Robert Jones. supervisor of instrumental music. left last year to join the United States Navy. and at mid-term Miss Jeanne McCarty, physical education instructor. joined the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. olaufar .Aff jzacher pefoigmi MISS Jane Louise Fulton, supervisor ot art in the Portland Public Schools for the past thirty-tive years. retired from active school teaching on December 31. 1942. Educated at the Art Institute in Chicago, Miss Fulton did much to increase the interest in art and to expand the department in P. H. S. Many talented students have graduated from her classes. among whom are Glec Ashcraft. Hugh Glasgow. Helen Griflith. Melba Kile. Junior Stevenson. and the art editor ot' thc 1913 Typhoon. John Glasgow. Miss Fulton was very popular among her students and is greatly missed in the grade schools where she made her weekly trips. as well as in the high school where she taught daily. Page Forty-four S-. Jay King studies emergency arithmetic . . . Billie Schwartz does her home work . . . the order of the day--exercise and more exercise. KGLFLCIJI' Sept. 7---With September's sunny days, again we roam the familiar corridors of P. H. S. greeting old friends, meet- ing new kids, and telling ourselves, This year I'm really gonna study! Sept. 11-We choose our yell leaders- Veteran Badders and new recruits Gloria Brown and Virginia Aper. Sept. 15-G. Rfs throw Hard Times party. Heavy rains and high winds warn us that fall is officially here. Sept, 17--Entire student body assembles at high school for the long awaited snake dance. We shake the founda- tions of the court house and raid the peaceful interior of the Hines. Rick- er, Warnock, Wilson, and Priest are only a few of those ordered to But- ton up! or Beat it! Sept. 22-The mighty Senior Class elects its officers. Sept. 23--New the Juniors do the same. Sept. 24-Fifteen well known girls pic- nic at roadside park and meet the football team head on. It's fun to play football on a frosty fall night, eh. Brady? Sept. 30-World Series begins. Jim Browne says, Anybody want to bet on the Boston Blue Sox to cop the pennant? Oct. 5-Individual underclassmcn pic- tures taken for the Typhoon. Oct. 6- -Prominent member of our fac- ulty is removed to the hospital. Oct. 7-Mrs. A. C. Thomas begins man- agement of several English classes. due to the absence of Mrs. Stevenson. Oct. SHG. R. Chicken supper turns out to be a grand success. Oct. 21-Very amusing style show is presented by Latin students. tTogas are going to be shorter this yearlj Oct. 22-Teachers stage a walk-out. fState Teachers Associationj Oct. 30-Well planned Masquerade Ball delights many cleverly dressed revel- ers. Nov. 2--Mrs. Stevenson is welcomed back after month's absence. Nov. 5-Unprecedented event! Juniors select their Senior rings in their Jun- ior year. Nov. 6FSeniors sport new green skirts and tan cords. Nov. ll-Impressive Armistice Day Program is presented. Nov. 18-New schedule of classes in a. m. and none in p. m. begins, while the faculty do gasoline rationing. Nov. 18M-Juniors Hash their talent to a well-packed auditorium in the pre- sentation of their class play. Nov, 26-Shouts of glee echo through the halls as Thanksgiving vacation finally arrives. Page Forty-five C'aL,w!a,n Dec 2 Sophomores feature muscle bound Don Cupp as Superman rn a rousrng pep sessron Dec 4 Mrs Rerd conducts a communrty slng featurrng servrce songs Many of us thlnkrng of loved ones who are away found rt a brt hard to srng Dec 8 Much overeatrng as the Senror Englrsh class surprrses Mrs Stu en son wrth a frred chrcken drnner Dec 11 At long last a Typhoon Staff 1S selected and there s much rejorcrrrg Dec 14 Mr Brubaker counsels us rn our second semester subject selectrorrs fCatch the all1terat1on J Dec 15 Roman Saturnalra 1S celebrated by Latrn classes Dec 18 Freshmen have charge of pep sessron and rt must be admrtted out do us all rng Chrrstmas carols Exerybodv 1S gettrng the Chrrstmas sprrrt Dec 23 Happv H1 Ys and glamorous gals dance to smooth musrc at the annual Chrrstmas dance Jan 8 H1 Ys assemble to vt ork out a plan of 1n1t1at1on for the shrnrng nerr green pledges Here rt comes boss Jan 17 14 Freshman home ec clrsses come through a serres of guest lunch eons and drnners wrth flxrng colors Prr FJX Jan 18 G R s honor Jeanne McCartx departrnf to Jorn the VVAACs ruth a party Jan 91 End of first semester rs cele brated bv short classes no studyrng and a notrceable uplrft rn morale Jan 09 Heavy drrfted snow makes rur al roads rmpassable 'Xlfrnx bus rrd ers absent Feb 1 G R s enjoy an rnsprratron rl talk by former presrdent lVl1r1 rm Gaunt Wrllrams Feb 5 G R Trn Can Sweater Swrng rs a huge success The Whole school prled out trn cans prled rn and pa trrotrsm and pleasure unrte Feb 9 Mr Macklrn rntroduces tl C 4 H Club to the student body and rn reounces that a rnembershrp drrvc rs under may Feb 11 A Freshman drrfts rnto the of fice After takrng one look at hrs face Helen Vtrlson dashes out You guessed rt Measles Feb 18 Typhoon Staff stages a get together and Pete the Panther has a workout Copy should be readv o that rsnt rrght Yes chrcl and so rt g es o U C prssslrpsurrxxxlrcrr rr scctron rl tournu rnd loyal backers srcrrfrce 1 pertcctlx good 4 to cheer thc team g .. 1 ' ' 1 1 - ' - Y . A . . ! 7 ' 1 ' 1 1' 1 - 1 1- . - ' . ' ' ' C . 1 . j 3 - ' '. , v - -. 1 AM . r A, ., Z . - , ' U' ' ' ' . . ' 'z . , . . . . . ' . . .- . ' ' 14 T 1 - L i nv C Z' - . . - A I: I 'A 1 'L' Dec. 21-Activity period is spent sing- ' - 1 ' 1 ' f . . . . . U 7' f ' - ' -1 2 '- v . V . . 1 Ml ' X' ' ' - U y . 1 -- ' ' A ' 5 ' fo . . - ' ' ,J l ' ' ' V- FQ.2.-Af 1--.111 X . . J . . - ,2,. ,Z .'l, Ji 1' , xx. - ' - ' ,' 1- ,A . .g- L rtv'-six 'mifkfl 311015 Top row: Miss Kohr. new art teacher . . . Jirn Roush and Bernadine Dyson in front of school . , . Peg Edwards and Wilma Loper watch the birdie . , . Chuckie Priest. Pat Ayres, Donna Erlet. John Glasgow. Keith Leggett. doing Typhoon work. Middle row: Mary Anna Stafford, Gloria Anne Brown and Ethelyn Norris. G, R. candy store runners . . . Jim Browne hanging Hi-Y sportsmanship flag. Bottom row: Anna Ruth Brady. now a Daytonite . . , Managerie of boys . . . Sales- men Allan Walmer and Merlyn Bailey with customers Bertha Johnson and Vir- ginia Reichard at the Typhoon subscription booth. Cfldncblr Mar, 5--Senior meeting is held to de- termine just how many of us will really go the long last mile. So far. so good! Mar. 16-,All Typhoon Staff reporters are urged to get their copy in. Mar. 17a--An excellent program. well planned features. good music, and there you have the G. R. Musicale. Mar. l9-Mrs. Reid. music supervisor. leaves P. H. S. to join her husband in Florida. Mar. 22-Two teachers get themselves locked out of their respective apart- ments. Tsk, Tsk. These absentmind- ed people. Mar. 23-All Typhoon Staff reporters are urged to get their copy in. Mar. 26-Mr. Starr begins his search for Barrymores and Cornells by an- nouncing that try-outs for the Senior Play are about to start. Mar. 30--All Vo-Ag boys attend to- A A A A mato school at the Naas Canning Cor- poration. pril l-No one is absent, no one is tardy, no HC pass slips are given. All lessons are perfect and all teach- ers are in heavenly humor. pril 2--Army and Navy tests are given to thirty Senior boys. pril 3--All Typhoon Staff reporters are urged to get their copy in. pril 5-Best party of the school year is the Fun Night. Mr. Brubaker breaks the bingo bank, Mrs. Hill trips off the Virginia Reel, and Miss Har- vey, fortune teller. Prophesies that Bud Morgan will marry a blond. Left to right! Ardis Garringer. April IT--Purdue and l. U. representa- tives visit Seniors. Plans are made for future training. April 9-A-Deadline for Typhoon copy is extended for fifth time. April 16- Music department presents colorful operetta. April 23-- Easter vacation and a breath- ing spell. VVhewY April 26-Roman food. army cots on which to recline in true Roman fashion. Fred Smith saying. Puella est pulchrau-A-it's the annual Roman banquet of the second year Latin stu- dents. April 30-A tea this year instead of the usual G. R. Mother and Daughter banquet. May 7- Drums of Death is presented to a capacity crowd, and much talent is observed. May ll-G. R. party is given in honor of all departing Senior G. R.'s. Things like this made one hate to leave dear ole P. H. S. May 19-Last day for Seniors! Isn't it Wonderful? May 20-The great day is here! Awards are presented, Seniors entertain with a bit of humor, and Typhoons are distributed. Then begins. Will you sign my book? May 21-The traditional Junior-Senior Reception. May 23-Baccalaureate Sermon-ad- dress by the Rev. T. O. M. Wills. May 27-Commencement exercises. May 29--The doors of P. H. S. Swing shut for summer vacation. fTop row? Mary Katherine Morningstar, and Ruth Anna Kantner: Maxine Smith: Mrs. Jonesg Mrs. Stevenson. Allan Walmer. and Merlyn Bailey: Genevieve Fischer. CBottom rowi Betty McNutt. Helen Litzenberger. Jean Cheek. and Carl Nelson: Joan Brady: Ruth Sanders: Mr. Brubaker. QI' ,ff 'Y :gas U4 WK , l 1 x an- ' ilv . 3 7,- ' ': ' 111 l Xl lt' it 3,,,t.,.,,, sz, TOD TOWI Bottom row: PHY Ayres, Senior EdiiO1' Betty Hoppes, Faculty and Underelass man Editor Keith Leggett, Sports Editor Helen Stevenson, Faculty Sponsor Shirley Petschke, Typist Allen Walmer, Sales Manager Merlyn Bailey, Business Manager Kathryn Corle, Activities Editor Donna Erlet, Editor-in-Chief Helen Flauding. Snap Editor John Glasgow, Art Editor picturedb To tell the truth, the Typhoon Staff has not had smooth sailing this year. What with athletic transporation difficult, shortages of material and labor at Hunt's, the engravers, and the printers imminent, and Mrs. Ste- venson's appendectomy completely unexpected, it wasn't at all certain for a while that there would even be a year book. However, Mr. Brubaker finally finding that we were financially able to publish some sort of book, Mr, Hunt, the engraver, and the printers eventually agreeing that they were commercially able to publish some sort of book, and Mrs. Stevenson ultimately feeling that she was physically able to publish some sort of book - the stafi and the theme were chosen the very same day. And that 'thurry-up motif has predominated ever since--and we have pub- lished some sort of book! All this detail of confession is not by way of apology Cwe think the 1943 Typhoon the best everll but only by way of explaining to those inquisitive souls who may question why there are fifty-six pages instead of sixty-four, or why we have used several old plates, or why the cover isn't made of genuine padded morocco leather. Page Forty-nine Chuckie Priest, Features Editor fnot 2 enior jeafured SENIOR LAMENT Being a Senior. I'd like to give vent To some long-hidden thoughts--a Seniors lament. Because four long years in Portland High School Have left me quite haggard and pale as a ghorrle. The razzrng of Freshmen I endured with pluck I found my obrectrons onlx dampened rnx luck Next xear I turned mx attention to scholarship But more to the Jrx es at the Double Dip As a Junior to club work mx lrfe w as dex oted I serx ed on commrttees and campaigned and voted Then came the last step in my high school career I loafed like all Qienrors till finals drew near Then I crammed and wrote notebooks far into the night That s all I could do except pray and hold tight The prayers were answered for I heard with elatron That I barelv skinned through ah graduation' Now all rs forgotten Im a free man at last Books classes qurz7es all that rs past And if I had my choice now what would I be? Why I d return to P H S and become a PG A TX PICAL HI Y MEETING PROIVIPTI X at 7 30 President Browne rapped the meeting to order with his shoe He then prously asked Secretary Henrser to call the roll After some confusion and much shuffling of papers the cox eted list was found and read All members answered Here except Keith Ex ans Leggett w ho meeklxf said Pres en President Browne then asked rf there was anx old business and promptly a heated discussion started about rnrtra tion measures for prospeetrve members Xt this runcture Richard Hum rnrtfrr ran Hummer arose and began a w erghtx and lengthx discussion on the subject 1 part ot w hrch we quote Brethren to me rough rnrtlatron rs a touching practice The beneflts of rt can not be doubted rn the end I haxe no quarrel rt all with the use of paddles of anx in big ones little ones long ones short one s those with groox es and holes ete Ilowexer rt rs mx firm conxrc roi th rt this xerr we should not drrxe roof ing nails into our p rddles and allow the Por candidates to recerxe the points' One ot the members dropped a penny and the meeting was temporarrlv adjourned New business was then called for and Marx rn Becker arose and read the following petition We the undersrgn ed do her ebx voice our desire to change the time of the H1 Y meeting from Wed nesday ex enrng at 1.30 to Wednesdax noon We further desire rt to be a luncheon meeting held at one of our local restaurants We find rt rncreas rngly drfheult to reserxe er night for H1 Y bee use of urgent ex enrng engagements ffett Katie Frakes Maxre Nelson ind Romeo Schoenlern The petition re ccrx ed tax orable comment but action w s postponed until the next meeting President Browne was readx to sax omethrng when all begin looking it their w rtches After eonsultrng his own he sueldenlx remembered he too rendu s x th rdream so b urged his shoe downward rnd solemn l proclaimed Meeting adjourned eFrx 'C I ' ' 7- -- y 'Y I 1 y v - . . - 7 1, e A 7 ' v ' 1 y L 1 k 1- .- . , . . 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