Portland High School - Tifoon Yearbook (Portland, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1956 volume:

Through Classes - Right, Judy Miller, Esther Iliff, Nancy Harper, and Merikay Malott practice serving a lunch- eon in foods class. Below, Mrs. Poindexter over- sees Linn Hummel and Phyllis Strock as they dissect fish in a biology class. f4 N-L. ,f Z. s. l 'Mix F Yip ix ur J! xi vi il n sth... J N ' 'i ffwf I y 'S N-xxx! --xx Mx, ,- ',,.' 'Q -W mov cuflioffr sms , Al F515 4 figs 5 is J2wu-Ziiw v -t- ,' in --Q..-........ NN 1-. .-- . -wa Qu, , , - -on Mr. Goshert watches Wallace Wiley try out the new driving car as Jerry Strausburg, Gary Ireland, and Bill Mcllbee look and activities Mr. Mullins explains a bookkeeping problem to Sandra Bisel. Her table-mates are Thelma Thompson, Imogene Franklin, and Phyllis Wolford. 'K NAQAHAQS5 ' E sn- .M 'QNFM ,. . JN' I . 5 6 7 82 l2l3I4l5lG l9202I2223 26 27282 9 Berna Deane McBride and Jay Hudson write their vocabularies on the board in seco year Latin. nd 1 I - ,447 X gl- K '96 Q, E. A Q Y , V.. t 1f'L3, -- L.. , wk gW Y ,. will R - 'L A' ' 3 Tom Wehrly and Phyllis Carle watch while Mr. Bair lretiring after forty-six years of May we take this means, Mr. Bair, of expressing our ap- preciation to you for your fine contribution to PHS - not only in classes, but also as an effi- cient business manager for our plays ancl other money-making projects. By your example ofa gentleman, you have taught us much besides math. Best wishes, Mr. Bair. We hope you enioy lots of hunting and fishing in your leisure. teachingl corrects an arithmetic problem. E ,ii X.. ' ws-57.5 .ld on- j . Y AW ' aug E N Above, Larry Healy turns on the still in chem lab. Right, above, Jim Hudson and Richard Gilkison demon- strate drafting techniques to algebra students Ron Cald- well, Pat Flauding, and Pat Shawver. Right, below, a panel in U. S. history class discusses Do American Teenagers Have Too Much Freedom? Below, rnany of us do much of our studying in the li- brary. if i L Above, 'he long-awaited annual Y-Teen spring for- mal. Al righl, junior class presidenl Dick Meeker crowns Marlha McClung queen of Ihe 1955 junior-senior receplion. Below, Somewhere over ihe Rainbow was Qhe beautiful land created by the iuniors for Ohe recep- tion. . ROTC Above, absorbing Naval R.O.T.C. information at college night from Petty Officer Fred Shattuc are Charles Ashcraft, Wilbur Linder, Lawerence Kile, Joe Wills, and Carl Grace. Right, Barbara Ware adiusts the mike at a Saturday night record hop. Below, the cheer block at the sectional reflects a tense moment for the Panthers. Stay in line, kids! There'll be a Typhoon for you. F-'--f fl-fs-we Y P ,Ama ll Mp? ful QQQ .A Fw fl vi I.. were Nlfffll' n Q V Above, the big night-remember those butterflies in your stomach? Below, students aren't the only ones who have lots of paper work. SS ' f +5 '..- , X u-47 . L P opl Wf' :ckbone omeone ,Q -wg Mr. George West, Secretary, Mr. Harry Yheurer, Treasurer, Mr. D. S. Weller, Mrs. Hugh Ronald, President, Mr. Glenn Hutchens, Mr. Myron Freeman, and four architects fbacks to cameral, discuss plans for a new school. Board of Education A capable, public-spirited group of people comprise the Portland- Wayne Township Board of Education. We are honored to have our local President, Mrs. Ronald, elected as President of the Indiana School Board's Association. She attended the held at Atlantic firm of McGuire of Indianapolis, was em- help study the building problems of Portland, determine what the next unit shall be, and de- sign it. Mr. Theurer was recently re-ap- pointed for a four year term. Although faced with the problem of teacher shortage, the board was fortunate to secure capable teachers for all city schools. New high school faculty members this year were Miss Barbara Byfield, Mr. R. Dale Harrod, Mr. Conrad Mullins, Mrs. Mary .lo Poindexter, and Mrs. Marguerite Van Dyke, who taught half-time at the Junior High. fi: , , Superintendent We enioy our con- tacts with Mr. Weller and admire him as a man who handles et- ficiently the tremen- dous responsibility of running our schools. 0.5 H. S. Brubaker Weller Principal The real backbone of P. H. S., someone said, and we know it is true that our school would not be what it is without Mr. Bru- baker's leadership. .D in TE v I I fs W V ,212 Il . . JM' y lf' ,ix t JK, V in ? gl Y rt' iw ka ' s 1'0 M, 1. ,uf M ,., 1 4 'UE Nw uf l Faculty X .-, Q. ., , bi AQ 'i lay :Ju , S 1' Clyde R. Bair, A.B., Indiana University-mathematics: busi- ness manager of plays. Howard C. Berry, B.S., M.A., Bowling Green State Univer- sity-industrial arts: track and ass't football coach: senior class co-sponsor. Barbara Byfield, A.B., Bethany College-English, Spanish: ass't Y-Teen sponsor: Spanish Club sponsor. H. Paul Brown, A.B., DePauw University -instrumental music: band director. Crystal Cheek, A.B., M.A., Ball State Teachers College-com- merce. Donald J. Cromer, B.S., Purdue University-veteran vo-ag. Sparkle Crowe, A.B., Franklin College - guidance, Bible, social studies: Y-Teen sponsor. William Goshert, B.S., Man- chester College-English, drivers' education, general mathematics: senior class co- sponsorp football and fresh- man basketball coach. R. Dale Harrod, B.M., Jordan College: M.M., Indiana Uni- versity-vocal music: Hi-Y sponsor. Phama Hudson, B.S., M.A., Ball State Teachereafffl' add home economics: L..-f. -.-.eel- sponsorg iunior class co-spon- sor. Margaret Lawson, B.S., Ball State Teachers College-phy- sical education, health and safety, alcohol and narcotics: G.A.A. sponsor. Iris Longley, B.S., Ohio State University-social studies: Stu- dent Council sponsor. Faculty -ox 'if' 5 i x A E Q fx 'K' if we Paul R. Macklin, B.S., Purdue University - biology, agricul- ture: F.F.A. sponsor. Conrad Mullins, B.S., Ball State Teachers College - commerce: P.H.Spirit adviser. Thelma Parks, A.B., M.A., Ball State Teachers College-Latin, social studies, .l.C.L. sponsor. -lylgl-'yu lo-Poindexter, B.S., U nivershyiversity - biology, home economics. Ralph D. Settle, A.B., M.A., Ball State Teachers College- science, iunior play director. Homer H. Smith, B.S., Ball State Teachers CoIIege-draft- ing, mathematics. Helen Stevenson, A.B., Indiana University - English, Typhoon adviser. Iris Turner, B.S., Ball State Teachers College: M.A., Columbia University-art. Marguerite Van Dyke, A.B., Ball State Teachers College- English. Harold Wallace, B.S., Central Normal College: M.A., Ball State Teachers College-physi- cal education, health and safety: basketball and base- ball coachf iunior class co- sponsor. Hattie White, A.B., Indiana University-English: P.H.Spirit adviser. Elsie Zuercher, A.B., Indiana University: M.A., Ball State Teachers College-library. I 1 any ' sh '3 J 5 I V .i . Seniors Suzanne Fleming Abramson-College Prepar- atory-.ICL 'I7 Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 'l, 27 Robed Choir 'I, 2, 3, 4: Y- Teen 'I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen Cabinet 2, 3, 47 Cheerleader Com. 3: P. H. Spirit 3: Typhoon Editor 4. Patricia Ann Armstrong-Commercial-Cho- rus 2, 3: Y-Teen 3. Patricia Ann ArnoId-General- Y-Teen I, 2 47 Chorus 'l. Charles F. Ashcraft-College Preparatory- Hi-Y 27 Football 1, 2, 3. Jayne Anne Ashley-General-Student Coun- cil Rep. 4: Chorus lp Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4. Robert D. Bailey-Industrial Arts-Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Treas. 4. Richard William Baldauf-General-Student Council Rep. 'Ip Boys' Chorus 1, 27 FFA I, 2, 37 Chorus I, 2: Robed Choir 27 Track 3. Leroy O. Ballard-General-Pennville High School I. Wanda lucile Bechdolt-General-Gray High School I, 2: P. H. Spirit 3. Carol Elaine Bibler-General-JCI. 17 Chorus 3: P. H. Spirit 37 Y-Teen 'I, 2, 3, 4. Sandra Kay Bisel-College Preparatory - Band 2, 3, 47 Chorus 3: P. H. Spirit 3: GAA 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4. Thelma Blodgett-General. Jerry Wayne Bond-College Preparatory- Band 'l, 2, 3: Orchestra I, 2, 3: Hi-Y 4. Robert Dale Bond-General-Boys' Chorus 47 Hi-Y 3. Herbert Lee Bone-Industrial Arts-Boys' Chorus If Chorus I, 2, 37 Robed Choir 2. William Lewis Boughman-Agricultural- Boys' Chorus 'I, 2, 37 FFA I, 2, 3, 47 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 'I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2. Charles Fredrick Bragg-General-Student Council Rep. 47 Boys' Chorus 37 Class Play 37 Hi-Y 'I, 2, 3, 47 Hi-Y Pres. 47 Varsity P 2, 3, 4: Student Manager, Baseball 2: Football 2, 3, 4. Virginia Ann Braun-Commercial-Y-Teen 4. Clyde Allen Bray-Industrial Arts-Hi-Y I, 2: Varsity P 2, Football 2, 37 Track 1, 2. Mariorie Elizabeth Brown-General. .lohn William Browne-College Preparatory -Student Council Rep. 'l, 47 Class Play 37 P.H. Spirit 37 Hi-Y 'l, 2, 3, 47 Hi-Y Sec. 2, 47 Track 'l, 2, 3. Lanny Ricardo Brubaker-College Prepara- tory-Student Council Rep. 3: Basketball l2nd team! 37 Track I, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Vice-Pres. 47 Varsity P 3. 'X X of '56 1.9, 'X 1 Y . Fixx Seniors Sharon Jo Butcher-General-Student Coun- cil Rep. 37 Class Play 37 Band 2, 3, 47 Cho- rus I, 27 Robed Choir 17 P. H. Spirit 3, 47 GAA 2, 3, 47 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. Elizabeth Kay Calhoun-College Preparatory -Student Council Rep. 1, 27 JCL 'I, 27 Band 1, 2, 37 Chorus 2, 3, 47 Robed Choir 47 GAA 2, 37 Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 4. Donna Jean Carlson-College Preparatory- Student Council Rep. 1, 37 Class Play 37 JCL I7 Band 2, 3, 47 Chorus 1, 2, 37 Robed Choir I, 47 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 47 Y-Teen Cabinet 3. Mary Lou Champ-Commercial-Band 2, 3, 47 Chorus l, 27 Robed Choir 17 P. H. Spirit 3, 47 GAA 27 Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 47 Band Sec. 4. Ronald D. Compton-Industrial Arts-Varsity P 3, 47 Golf 37 Baseball 3, 4. Virginia Joann Conway-General-Dunkirk High School 'l, 27 Student Council Rep. 37 Band 37 GAA 3, 47 Y-Teen 3, 4. Terry Max Degler -Agricultural- FFA l, 2, 3, 47 Track 2. Audrey Beth Fifer-General-GAA l. Kay Sue Frakes-College Preparatory-Stu- dent Council Rep. 37 Auditorium Com. 47 Class Sec. 47 Cheerleader Com. 47 Band 'I, 2, 37 Chorus 1, 27 Typhoon Staff 47 Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4. Ruth Imogene Franklin-Commercial-Band 1, 27 Chorus 'I7 P. H. Spirit I, 27 GAA 'I, 27 Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4. Myra Jane Freeman-General-Student Council Rep. 'I, 37 Class Play 37 Cheerleader Com. 47 Band I, 2, 3, 47 Chorus 2, 3, 47 Robed Choir 2, 3, 47 Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 47 Y-Teen Pres. 47 Y-Teen Vice-Pres. 3. Sarah Jane Fry-General-Class Play 37 Cho- rus I, 2, 3, 47 Y-Teen 'l, 2, 3, 47 Y-Teen Cabi- net 4. Elizabeth G. Gagle-College Preparatory- JCL 'l, 27 Chorus I, 2, 3, 47 Typhoon Staff 47 Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 47 P. H. Spirit 3. Jack R. Gettinger-General-FFA 'I, 2, 3. Patsy Joann Gibson-General-Chorus 2, 37 P. H. Spirit 47 GAA 1, 2, 3, 47 GAA Vice-Pres. 47 Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4. Wilma Jeane Gierhart-General-Band 1, 2, 3, 47 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. Margaret Ann Gigandet-Commercial-Chm rus 1, 2, 3, 47 Y-Teen 2, 3, 4. Richard Lee Gilkison-General-Bryant High School 1, 2, 3. Clara Louise Gillette-Home Economics- Chorus I, 2, 37 Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 47 Y-Teen 3, 4. Jane Ellen Glassburn-College Preparatory- Student Council Rep. 1, 47 Chorus 17 GAA I7 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. Larry Duane Green-General-Football 2, 3, 47 Varsity P 3, 4. Hugh Preston Grider-General. of '56 Y' 1 .4-u-0 'wil 31 -J ..40' .J-V f I l 4 'x l ,us nu. Seniors Phyllis Ann Haffner-Commercial-Student Council Rep. 27 Band 'l, 2, 3, 47 P. H. Spirit 47 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA Treas. 37 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. Nancy Ann Hafner-Commercial-Chorus lp GAA 1: Y-Teen 'l, 2, 3, 4. Roberta Nell Haines-General-Chorus 'lf Teen 4. Reuben Odell Hedges-General-FFA I7 Track 37 Basketball 12nd team! 27 Basketball llst teamj 3, 4: Varsity P 3. Carl Edward Heidegger-Agricultural-FFA 2, 3, 4. Howard Norman Hill-College Preparatory- Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3: Robed Choir 1, 27 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4. Carl Fredrick Hinshaw-General. James R. Hudson-General-'Bryant High School 'I, 2: Student Council Rep. 3: Cheer- leader Com. 4: Track 37 Varsity P 3. Phillip H. Huey-General-Chorus 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 27 Hi-Y Chaplain 1, 27 Track 'l, 2 Betty Louise Hummer-Commercial-JCI. 27 GAA lp Y-Teen 'I, 2, 3, 4. Y l 4 Jon E. Kimmel-General-Hartford City High School 'l,2,3. Phyllis Eileen Kober-General-Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4: GAA 2, 3: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. Keith L. Kochersperger-College Preparatory- Student Council Rep. 4: Class Play 3: JCL I, 2: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Auditorium Com. 3. Arthur Leroy Kohler-General-FFA 'l, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3: Football 3, 4: Varsity P 4. David Russell Kropp-College Preparatory- Chorus I: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. James R. Landers-General-Boys' Chorus 4: Chorus I: Football 2. Joan Agnes Laux-College Preparatory- JCL 'l, 2: Band 'I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 'l, 2, 3, 4: JCL Aedile 1 2. Phyllis Ann Lay-General-Chorus I, 2, 3: Robed Choir I, 2: P. H. Spirit 3, 4: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4: Second Team Cheerleader 2. Carl Edward Lee-Agricultural-FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3. Roger J. Lee-General-Football 2, 3, 4: Var- sity P 2, 3, 4. Juanita Faye LeMaster-College Prepara- tory-Student Council Rep. 'I, 4: Class Play 3: Class Sec.-Treas. 3: Chorus 1, 2: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen Treas. 4. Gloria Ann Linder-College Preparatory Class Play 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4 Chorus I, 2, 3: Robed Choir 3, 4: P. H. Spirit 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Cheerleader 3 4: Convocation Com. 4. of '56 I .1 . .X N QQ' WRX: :fc '. -: .es cm.-s -, K- 2949 6 .D in TE v I I fs W V ,212 Il . . JM' y lf' ,ix t JK, V in ? gl Y rt' iw ka ' s 1'0 M, 1. ,uf M ,., 1 4 'UE Nw Q A -J F-:7 l In A ..,-v 'Q -.J Z J .rt Seniors John Carl Logan-Agricultural-Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA Treas. 4: Chorusl, 2, 3, 4: Robed Choir I, 2. Mariorie Jean Lykins-General-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: P. H. Spirit 3: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. Nancy Jane McFarland-General-JCL I: Chorus 1, 2, 3: P. H. Spirit 3: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen Cabinet 4. David Allen Marsh-Industrial Arts-Student Council Rep. 4: Boys' Chorus 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2: Robed Choir I, 2: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball l2nd team: 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Varsity P 2, 3, 4. Richard Jay Meeker-College Preparatory- Student Council Rep. I, 2, 3: Student Council Pres. 4: Auditorium Com. 1: Boys' Chorus 3, 4: Class Pres. 3: Class Play 3: Cheerleader Com. 2, 3: JCL I, 2: Chorus I, 2, 3: Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Golf 3: Typhoon Staff 4: P.H. Spirit 2, 3: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Chaplain 4: Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms 3: Baseball 3: Foot- ball 3, 4: Basketball l2nd teaml 1, 2: Basket- ball llst teaml 3, 4: Varsity P 3, 4. Charles Clinton Meinerding-College Prepar- atory-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Var- sity P 4. Joy Jean Moody-College Preparatory-Stu- dent Council Rep. 3, 4: JCL l: Chorus I, 2, 3: Robed Choir 2: Typhoon Staff 4: P. H. Spirit 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen Cabinet 4. Norma J. Murphy-Commercial-Bryant High School I, 2, 3: Chorus 4: P. H. Spirit 4: Y- Teen 4. Fredrick D. Pensinger, Jr.-General-Cho- rus 1, 2, 3: Robed Choir l, 2: Baseball 2: Track I: Football 4: Baseketball f2nd teaml 2: Basketball flst teaml 3, 4: Varsity P 2, 3, 4. Larry Vernon Poole-General-Football 4: Baseball 3: Track 2: Basketball llst teaml 4: Varsity P 2, 3, 4. Robert A. Porter-General-Hi-Y I. Judith Ann Price-College Preparatory-JCL I, 2: P. H. Spirit 3, 4: Y-Teen 'l, 2, 3, 4. David Frazier Rathbun-General-Boys' Cho- rus 47 Class Play 37 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Student Manager, Football 47 Track I, 2. Clark Lee Rhodehamel-General-Hi-Y 3. Richard Lee Rice-College Preparatory-FFA If P. H. Spirit 37 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Anita Jane Sawicki-CommerciaI-Chorus 1: P. H. Spirit 3: GAA I, 27 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3. Rosalie May Schabacker-General-Chorus 37 P. H. Spirit 37 GAA 1, 2: Y-Teen 'I, 3,g4. Rosalda Marie Schaffer-Commercial-GAA 17 Y-Teen 'I, 2, 3, 4. William L. Segraves-General. Jerry Lee Shirk-General. William Lewis Silvers-Commercial-Stu- dent Council Rep. I, 4: Boys' Chorus 3, 47 Class Vice-Pres. 4: Cheerleader Com. 47 Robed Choir 2, 37 Hi-Y 47 Basketball list teaml 'l, 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 47 Baseball 2, 3, 47 Varsity P 1, 2, 3, 4. Sandra Carolyn Smiley-General-Student Council Rep. 2, 3: Cheerleader Com. 2: .ICL I7 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 47 P. H. Spirit 37 47 Y-Teen 'I, 2, 3, 4. of '56 y 1 . ., 1 eff F r Seniors Florence Kay Smith-Commercial-Chorus 1, 2: Robed Choir 1, P. H. Spirit 3, 47 Y-Teen Paul Max Snow-Industrial Arts-FFA 1, 2, 3. Elizabeth Ann Starr-General-Class Play 37 Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Robed Choir 1, 27 Typhoon Staff 47 P. H. Spirit 3, 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. Larry Joe Stephen-Industrial Arts. Ruth Ann Stevens-General-Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3: P. H. Spirit 37 GAA 1, 2, 3: Y- Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. Phyllis Ann Strauss-Commercial-Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 47 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. Hugh M. Strohl-College Preparatory-Stu- dent Council Rep. 37 Student Council Vice- Pres. 47 Class Vice-Pres. 3: Class Play 3: Cho- rus 27 Football 2, 3, 47 Baseball 2, 3: Varsity IIPII 3. Martha Kay Teeters-General-Student Coun- cil Rep. 17 Class Treas. 47 Chorus 17 GAA 1: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. Thelma Faye Thompson-General-Frankfort High School 1: P. H. Spirit 37 Y-Teen 2, 3, 4. Sondra Sue Traxler-Commercial-GAA 1: Y- Larry Lee VanSkyock-Agricultural-FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3: Basketball 12nd team! 2: Basketball llst teaml 3, 47 Varsity P 3, 4. Barbara Ann Vold-College Preparatory- JCL 'I, 27 Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Typhoon Staff 4: GAA lg Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4. Brenda Lou Waitley-College Preparatory- JCL 2, 3: GAA I, 2, 3, 47 Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4. Barbara Jean Ware-College Preparatory- JCL 1: Student Council Rep. 4: Class Play 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 47 Chorus l, 27 Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 47 Y-Teen Sec. 4. Priscilla Warnock-College Preparatory- Class Play 3: Cheerleader Com. 3, 4: JCL I, 2: Band 37 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 47 Robed Choir 1, 2, 4: GAA 37 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert Owen Waters-General-Boys' Cho- rus 4p JCL 'I7 Band I7 Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4: Robed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 'Ip Football 2. James Howard Whittington-General-Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 37 Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 47 Robed Choir 2, 3, 47 Track 'l, 27 Band Pres. 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Darrel N. Williamson-College Preparatory -Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4. Joe Emerson Wills-Agricultural-Greenville, Ohio, High School I, 2, 37 Boys' Chorus 47 FFA 4. Phyllis Joan Wolford-Commercial-GAA 'I. Janice Eileen Woodbury-College Prepara- tory. Philip D. Young-College Preparatory- Stu- dent Council Rep. 3, 4: Class Pres. 4: JCL 1, 27 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Robed Choir 'l, 2, 37 Bask- etball 12nd teaml 3: Football 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3: Varsity P 4. of '56 l K I I -0 9' Q 7' j 5 BMW' 'QP ..,..- .Q - .ur-1-X, Arr or. .one V' Q, Q. . v X - .I -:su 2 3, ,. .1 1. fn f- I 42 f' 'Q' Q , X X X Y Sly KZ I ul 3 f 9 Q fa- fr K xp F sf r 4 , gi Q: X1 X MX? JL. ,.,1 'o f. ag ,N f r x lr. 2, - 'Q 1 15, . far ' f f -' -1- I -an f-A ' ex. , -. 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X 251 4:2 ' .gfi-Eg, , .' 5 -sz. 1 Er' 34 Junlol William Pyle Madeleine Roppe Joyce Resur Richard Ridgway Daniel Rines Avanelle Rippey Joan Robbins John Robbins Jess Roll, Jr. Frances Ross Reber' Runkle Ronald Runyon Mariorie Sanders Donald Schlosser David Schramm Beth Sherman Melvin Smilh Duane Snyder Esta Spencer Kay Spencer :lass ,-x John Stipp Elaine Stout Herbert Stratton Jerry Strausburg Mark Stump Marilyn Tobias Barbara Trobridge Richard Trobridge Shirley Tyndall Frederick Wehrly John Wehrly Kay Wendel Jack White Alice Whittington Wallace Wiley Edward Williams Sue Wishon Robert Wright John Zimmennan Norma Jean Zorn Not Pictured: Larry Healy V. 0 . ,..N xl X Z' I ,u. ,,,- 5 s. Sh . M MI 1. l 11? I'- Q eo' ' F5 F ' 4: ,J N. in 4? 17' 1' - I 1 I 'Z go- ,x 4 -1 ' X f 'S'-3 -N fa 1' 0 .gg -- 4 .ffl- xx A--.U - Wx'-U A ,. . , pf We , M ' . 'Safe' ,222 4 is A X -- 1 S. x , N . I ,.1f, 'Sz 'N' 'Q'- X! I , SX :S - '23' QQ' d X N a it 35 l 4 ,,. l 'l J 25 N! 7,1-1 ,l ', Las. 'Q' N i JN I .+R-I 9-Tir Sophomores ff. w ! ix A , Barbara Aker x 9 1' .,, ,. z N Sylvia Arnold N 'mp ' Jerry Bailey I ixxk 5, B X N ' , 'S x S F Q , Sharon Bailey ' 3 as ' John Bash L- f.:L L. B ,, .4 . . 1 ons as N ,s Wo ip f 2 'Q Marilyn Beech 'T- A Q X I Q Marilyn Bellis Q 1 ' . ... - V X ' Irma Bond A X T 4 A W Y , rl 'al tx --:q-3 5 2 1- 'E F'- ' l X v ' - ,5 . , , x 1' ' 6 Y Y ' a X. A, 1 -1 al ' M .kt K 5 ' ,L A. Q S, ,W A Are . Q' , T1 v-T ' , t- '- f .X ff' I r x . fl 0 F 4? 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Lykins Berna Deane McBride Slephen McClung 'H .0 se- l'f.i' x ' t 52' ' ,f-L' -- , , I . T' - - U 'L 'L li Q f 7 U I X., N D 1 we M l 1 af- ' , F ' he L if .A 'Qi .L - Q A 1 N f L i X' r f 5 l N xr. A .2 In A L Y- 4? ' L. if v X L Edward McKinley Philip Maillen Jeannine Mangold Carol Masl William Milligan Jerry Mock Shirley Nuckols Beverly Ann Olson Alan Olson Sophomores i' X A, A H , ga. s Axim NE. 1 X 'K . Y Pi av - fx 1. '- K af 'K s. -' Q '74 L IPS? f i E ,F-P A ' U x- K -' ,'x. 1' 1 l Y' ' I i I, , ,,,, ll I i1 -I Sophomores Charles Osborn f 'Z-E Y, ls ,' Wanda Pensinger - - N. ,f .. J ' John David Plummer A X- J 1, . P I Jane! Poling N' Phyllis Pusey ' s .4 A S f . E ..- ' ' 1. Janice Pyle x he f f-1: r x ' ,I 4 x 'in r' A rx Q - John Pyle x, 5 A Sharon Reilenour -,. Q, J - , -K ,I P N Gary Rice Q X .Y W fr Q 1 ,'-J ' I 4 ' ' -Q ra- I .... 4 1 ,y - A ' l ' , ll ' . X ' , . 1 f 1 nf g lt l mf 'I- , 'J v A ' , ca- wry A .N ,fi 153 v- ' QQ V - ,. . 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K 't A D ,v- K fi fb ,Gfg ' -if i1ffQ:iiif:17 7 1:2 8 ix v f Q ti 41 ' ra I .W 'ii xg ' 7-' . .avi .Q . l ' ' 'Q 9 1- ' A ' ' M ., ., , , gf 5 y - v gf L gg. :, ' ,-L S , 3 .1 Xl h I- 12 , ,. ,L h f . 1 K x L 2 Q- ll . ,Aa W - 1 l QB' r :T :E Fl'9Sl1lTl9l1 X-Fx if-4 Qc- a -B , H N ,XL I F - 1 A L e ' Row I: Doola Addinglon, Palricio Amos, Shirley Armslrong, Thomas Armxlrong, Lucrolia Arnold, .lorry Bailoyp Row 2: Mary Bailoy, Palricia Bailey, Thomas Bailey, David Baldauf, Larry Baldauf, William Banlag Row 3: Richard Bash, Roborf Bash, Ronald Bashia, Joy Baller, Douglas Boals, llobocca Board, Row 4: Phyllis Bears, William Bolding, Lawrence Bond,Ann Bono, Loslio Bourno, Michael Bowan, Row 5: Janice Boxoll, Marlo Boyd, Roborf Boyd, Sandra Broymior, Dorolhy Bricker, Richard Brumbaughp Row 6: Nova Buslos, Joy Bulchor, Larry Bulchor, Clair Byo. 1 I ' 5 r V W s 1 x .4 ., f ana-5 Rx ACK' ii. . '... -- , Q' , -ec' 'T' ' 'T- - 1 Y ji.. I' I , F 'jf 5- I 'Q - Q A ia -hi nc . 'L ': fl- Q? 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' ,S ' X 'Q F ' 'Q .1 '7 'TF' K 42 I5 , F h f 3: it LQ, T95 men R , Li Kfxfc Row 1: Ronald Caldwell, Sonia Campbell, Rebecca Chihum, John Cline, Jerry Codling, Marilyn Sue Darby: Raw 2: Rex DeBoy, Palricia Degler, Thomas Derringer, Judilh Ducy, Jeffrey Ehrharf, Karen Ellenbergerp Row 3: Janel Elliot, Clara Emery, Toniann Fennig, Eslella Fifer, Patricia Flauding, Thomas Frakes: Row 4: Marilyn Sue Frank, Jack Franklin, Jay Franklin, Frank Franks, Diane French, Harry Fry: Row S: Wayne Gibson, Lewis Gillespie, Carl Grace, Linda Greaf, Gary Green, Helen Haines: Row 6: Nancy Harper, David Hilfiker, Lulu Hihle, David Huey. 43 .xx -L ' ev 'V' Q Mx'- Xu-' X N , i r ' 'rib' I . 3 4 , . rn l ' F ' P f's 1 Q-- - . A- K, - 4 Q -1- A X , Ji! L . Q N N - l - Q X K ..f' L -Q ' - - -- M , df' -fs 4 I 5-.1 ,fha .6 . , 'air 4 nd H I N 'nh x J , V X N X l' V .5 A , 5 Q -1- -5 ' ' I' la L ' ,ff Q r, K xi. Freshmen ' 57 Q. ..- ,v' '81 ' 1 . 13 , W . . ,E Q Xt 7, lk I C I x - -1 2- 'i' 5 A: K 2' ---Q' D 3 . ., 'C if! Rx , V xv' I A lin Q al f za .QQ . L- ft Q lf ' 1 ' ffiifk ' . AX Q9 A as .4 ' s , ' -' if x 4:4 'Z I l 4 ,1 -- 5 . 1-2 x- , .- I ' X il be + v N exif lf 'L - .H C ' e 4 'bf N 3 a - A I Q , I K ' x 4' 1 Row l: Sandra Hughes, Linn Hummel, Judilh Hunl, Eslher lliff, Sharon Iliff, Reber' Inglep Row 2: Lee Inman, James lrelan, Gail Ireland, Slanley Kessler, Jack Kilcendall, Lawrence Kilep Row 3: Diane Kinsey, Thomas Kirk, Jan Koch, Nora Landers, Valera Lehman, Wilbur Linder, Row 4: lva Nell Logan, Gary Loy, .leannehe Loy, Russell McAbee, Peggy McCormick, Arlie McWilliams, Row 5: Merilzay Maloh, Cheryl Marrin, Michael Martin, .lames Miller, Judy Miller, Milo Miller, Row 6: Richard Miller, Michael Minch, Mary Monroe, William Moore. 44 'S x K, f , ,:' s. ' n . , v 5 fly. ,van vc- -. , - - 'S , Y .Q , as .N I Q l X x A -1 '- XS' .1 'Q lx 1 X N , l 1 , Af ' N R -. 4, . 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'F sal ll A .N - gg ,Q I 1? 1, ,., r ' ' lx X' :h - r' X , I - : Q -.f ' 'T -' V., A , fs SQ' , l ' ll ' . if 'if ff , lik Freshmen P P l It f W J Row l: Erma Morgan, Jerry Morehous, Darrell Myers, William Myers, Daniel Nelson, David Nel- son, Row 2: Emmaiean Pensinger, James Penrod, Patricia Peterson, David Priest, Diane Priest, Shirley Puckett, Row 3: Jerry Pyle, Thomas Reinhard, Robert Reidenback, Keith Rinker, Autumn Robbins, Barbara Robbins, Row 4: James Robson, Stephen Ronald, Barbara Rush, Michael Sager, Anita Sanders, Karen Sanders, Row 5: Mary Schneider, Nancy Schramm, Jack Segraves, Patricia Shawver, Harold Shepherd, Philip Shreeve, Row 6: Roger Shull, Larry Schultz, Elnora Slick, Lucy Smith. 7756 4 W0 Published by the Senior Class Activities Section-pages OI to au clubs-music-pIays- Portland , Indiana i Q 1 L ..1- - , X, . 2 g, , x H no . fs r r. 2 .f rx ,Q vi ' I Q rx, ,Q ' - Q 1,31 -2- I , Q- . y' f , ff, 9. 'J' Y , X 'X I A ' 3 i f ' . Nm - ,is ' is V -'ww Q 'A Ai' A .3 'N V ' 33 3 Q '. A 4, , -94: I, .11 .P ' Ljhx le' 'AX-1 1 Q , ' N- F, 51,1 sd is X i ,I E 8' ' - X gig it-'Tx X V Q A fix, Qi 'HW' ' 'B -G at Xxx? 'IAIV 'Qiy 1.3: X-, fc y Q' , V X 'S' ' c X L in x ' J if ir'-'fi' -X l it ' -ll J we ia 'N ' -'F 1' It ' Q ' in-V xl 2 Ll ' . ,ix , i so f'x3f'ff.Ax 'ffl S ly 1' . la If 1 3 65 Q as ,l rl ? D .J sv v-gg, N Q s 'x l E W V, My I y l X I Xk, 1 4 I . la ax rj? 5- 'I 2 :J Freshmen if , ,L 423 L Q- .- - r - y Row 1: Max Smilh, Roberl Smilh, Clark Snyder, Daniel Snyder, Betly Slahl, Jerry Slansburyg Row 2: True Sleed, Wilma Slevenson, James Sripp, Susan Sl. Myers, Diana Slrausburg, Mary Ann Sire- blep Row 3: Phyllis Strock, Linda Tolman, Dessie Teefers, Garold Thomas, Larry Thomas, Jane! Tim- monsp Row 4: Edward Towoll, Barbara Tullis, Marilyn Turner, Roberf Uhrick, Roberf Ware, Rebecca Warnock, Row 5: Slonley Waters, Jaan Walson, Alice Welzler, Richard Wiley, Richard Williams, Goldie Wollordp Row 6: Kay Sue Wood, James Wrighl, Jerry Wrighlsman, Kalhleen Zuorcher. No! Piclured: Jane! Shirk James Weaver l -:YW Sport ,, .X .F ...., W . 55, 3 QSX7 'W QQ 9. f -' ' YLQQ, FH W 4 -He 's L., i ', K ui Q, F I 1 I if Wi I 3,2 F ' u N. V. .3 iw 'WNW v S Y' K K' This year the cheerleader committee came up with something new-a homecoming celebration com- plete with floats, queen, honor team, and dance. Much credit goes to Pat Warnock, general chair- man of the committees who spearheaded the proiect. In spite of the rain, which poured down in bucketfuls, over 6,000 people watched the parade of 30 floats. Homecoming r'l1 'ea Upper left: Pat Warnock, cheerleader committee chairman, meets with Kay Frakes, Anita Holmes, Marilyn Jack, and Janie Montgomery for last min- ute plans tor homecoming. Upper right: Other committee mem- bers listen as Mr. Brown explains parade plans. Front row: Mrs. Crowe, Mrs. Hudson, Mr. Berry: middle row: David Schramm, Mrs. Lawson, Beth Bright, Myra Freeman: back row: Barry Hudson, Bill Silvers, Wayne Norris, Jim Hudson. Cheerleaders Ann Linder, Patty Keger- reis, and Jeannine Mangold keep our spirits high. Members of the honor team of 1955 accept ovation at halftime-Bob Smith, Herb McKee, Ralph Lutz, Ward Weisel, Clyde Beeler, Harold Spahr, Jim Hardy, Jim Burkett, John Ray, Joe Hall, Max Aker, Coach Wallace, Jim Frakes. A big moment in the celebration came at half time. Results of the contest for queen had been kept strictly hush-hush until Beth Sherman, iunior, stepped forward to receive the honor of reigning over the 1955 homecoming. Also honored at half time were the undefeated, untied, unscored-upon Panthers of 1945. -lighlights Upper left: Pretty girls add color to the Root Beer Stand float. Upper right: The four beautiful queen candidates-Patricia Peterson, fresh- man: Judy Stoner, sophomore: Beth Sherman, iuniorz and Ann Linder, senior. Right: Enthusiastic rooters swarm over an old decorated ialopy. Below: Many organizations of the community entered floats. Two are, left, Psi Iota Xi, and right, Gamma Nu. T1 GP-lllll1EM up a Football The 1955 football Panthers enioyed an im- pressive season under the expert coaching of Bill Goshert. Howard Berry was assistant coach, and John Conley, 1952 P.H.S. alumni and student teacher from Ball State, coached the freshman team. From the opening kickoff against Fairmount to the closing touchdown with Bluffton, the spirit of the squad and fans was high. At every home game, special half-time activities-.lr-Hi Night, Band Night, and Parents' Night-kept up our pep. The big homecoming game with Hartford City drew an estimated 2,500 spectators out into the rain to watch the Panthers come from behind lwith less than 2 minutes to playl to squeak out a 9-7 victory over the big Airedales. The team selected as honorary co-captains Bill Silvers and Art Kohler, and at the post-season ban- quet voted Dick Elmore and Jerry Strausburg the most valuable players. Wayne Norris, Bill Silvers, and Fred Pensinger made the all-conference first team, and Dick Elmore, Jerry Strausburg, and Fred Martin, the second team. Bill Silvers, high-scoring halfback, was chosen on the sports writers' all- state team. C' Coach Bill Goshert Football Squad-Back Row: Ireland lst. mgr.l,Strausburg, Schlosser, Trobriclge, Snyder, Williams, Elmore, Pyle, Starr, Runyon, Rathbun lst.mgr.j, Middle Row: John Conley lst. mgr.l, Coach Bill Goshert, Pensinger, Binforcl, Farber, Martin, Meinerding, Norris, Runkle, Ass't Coach Howard Berry. Front Row: Bragg, Green, Kohler, Lee, Marsh, Meeker, Poole, Silvers, Young. rzsguqk. iii: X Qu: pa L ' QI! nina I F V 1 a A ,iwrlivf pal., Ns... . .N 'Ji ' .Ganga 1. M-rn A A ' if .-N -QAM! l l lx E N A r - dx-. T em, fam ' .RTL Mills. .KTLA-.w lflgmlfcl :UW-'W Ufmllil . . '1-ig f'f..'l '-fl iiefii 'Bm' ia'-Il' 34 X35 i4l3li1f.Tf-'ffm' il, 1 it N - ,, lIAz .. ' lg I , .. t s , 'R i l ...J, . 3'--4-, V' Basketball Coach Wallace, Eddie Williams, Dick Meeker, Bill Silvers, Fred Pensinger, Larry VanSkyock, Larry Poole, Vernon Stipp, Eddie McKinley, Ronnie Runyon, Richard Elmore, Robert Runkle lstudent man- agerl. The Panthers placed second in the rugged Mississinewa Valley Conference with a 3 win, I loss record. Bill Silvers, a Panther stalwart for four years, was second among the county scorers with a 19 plus average per game. SCORES AND SCHEDULE H Portland 77 Unior City lovertimel H Portland 82 Berne T Portland 84 Royerton H Portland 48 Mississinewa T Portland 68 Dunkirk T Portland 62 Hagerstown Coach Wallace eyes the Panthers in a H Ponland 60 Hanford City work-out T Portland Dunkirk lBig Fourl T Portland 80 Pennville H Portland 72 Winchester T Portland 77 Poling lCounty at Pennvillel T Portland 55 Pennville lCounty at Pennvillel T Portland 58 Redkey lCounty at Pennvillel T Portland 72 Montpelier H Portland Fairmount H Portland Coldwater T Portland Albany T Portland 80 Redkey lat Dunkirkl T Portland 56 Decatur H Portland 70 Bluffton T Portland 65 Roll lSectional at Hartford Cityl Season Record: ll wins - I0 losses 52 l The Panther Cubs had one of the best records in the state - I6 wins and 'I loss. The only defeat came at the hands of the Mis- sissinewa Indiana by a 44 to 41 count. The outlook is bright for Panther teams of the future. Upper left, varsity cheersters, Linder, Kegerreis, and Mangold lnot shownl lead the cheerblock in yells at the county. Upper right, panther rooters hold their breaths at the exciting sectional. Portland 50 Union City 38 28 Fairmount 22 Portland 37 Berne 20 Portlana 38 Albany 26 Portland 61 Royerton 39 Portland 49 Coldwater 44 Portland 4'l Mississinewa 44 Portland 44 Decatur 38 Portland 4'l Dunkirk 29 Portland 38 Bluffton 33 Portland 38 Hagerstown 25 Portland 52 Hartford city 36 Second Team T eY Portland 55 Pennville 23 Portland 42 Albany 24 Portland 43 Winchester 39 Portland 46 Dunkirk 33 Portland 51 Montpelier 36 Second team: standing, Coach Wallace, Jerry Stansbury, Gary Runyon, Vernon Stipp, Ronnie Run- yon, Duane Snyder, and second team yell leaders, Beth Sherman, Rosalie Spahr, Ruth Ann Theurerg kneeling, Roger Lee lstudent managerl, Jerry Strausburg, Mike Conway, John Pyle, Eddie Mc- Kinley. gf f Xg- l -i .,,,, X A-1 fi-v 1 gf .JG X.-.-I x f 9' v I lg '1F RQ 'fl I n ,K di ix !0 -, -nun., - '-Q Ff- Freshman basketball team, standing: Coazh Goshert, Jerry Pyle, Ronnie Bashia, .lerry Stansbury, Garold Thomas, Dan Nelson, Lawerence Kile, student mgr. Kneeling: Dick Williams, Bob Smith, Merle Boyd, Steve Ronald, Stanley Kessler. Eddie Williams leaps high for a shot against Bluffton. Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland 48 Q, P wig ,. . -, ,Y HIGH .mums llllllli 5 5 Pensinger and Meeker go high for a re- bound against Dunkirk. .v .- 6 ,Q x, 1 Freshman yell leaders: Alice N Wetxler, Linda Tatman, .loy Butcher, Mary Bailey. VanSkyock drives for two points as the Panthers maul the County and Big 4 Champs, Redkey. - .q.a-15 P Q o c : Q. -1 :- cn Q. o 0 sr cz 1 V i X' i . l , 4 X, , -3 si.. ..x, . . Q s , '16 'tH'c.1l'ff, ff? 9 Lai' ' ' mf ia, 5':1Qi qt' ' an 1 ' . ., , , - . ' .. , w F I M, ' 1 ' ' 'V ...I I , . 1 - ' .f - fi M 2 J '.-Flew 6 . 4-1. Back row: Brown, Hastings, Martin, Stratton, W. Freeman, Brubaker, G. Runyon, Kennedy, W. Mil- ligan, Gillespie, McClung, Coach Berry. Middle row: Hedges, R. Runyon, Stump, Sipe, Gillette, Yeager, Weaver, Tullis, Hudson, Browne, T. Freeman, Norris. Front row: DuJardin, Plummer, Young, Chenoweth, Antles, Starr, Elmore, Pyle, Milligan lstudent managerl. It was another good season for the Panther track- Two new school records were set: one by Tom men with a record of 4 wins and 4 losses. The Thinlies' Freeman in the half-mile, which broke his own record, 99-l0 romp over Decatur was one of the most lop- and the record set by Reuben Hedges in the shot put, sided scores compiled in our track history. which broke his brother Adlie's record. SCORES Portland 32 Mississinewa 68 -,I ' Portland 34 Bluffton 75 Portland 20 Portland 46 Portland 92Vz Portland 99 Portland 25Vz Portland 55 Portland 55 Norris watches as Hedges shot puts Weaver and Tullis are ready for the gun. Royerton 89 Winchester 63 Dunkirk 70, Bryant 44Vz, Gray 8 iCountyl Decatur 10 Fairmount 33Vz, Winchester 34, Mississinewa 48W, Royerton 55 iM.V.C.l Dunkirk 54 Hartford City 54 Elmore skims over the bar at 5 feet. Coach Berry instructs Runyon, Antles, and Dulardin. 56 Back row: Snyder, Silvers, Runkle, Shoo- maker, Stevens, Strausburg, Williams, Jobe. Front row: Compton, Black, Strohl, Poole, Farber, DoBoy. Portland 23 Portland 3 Portland 10 Portland 6 Portland l 2 Portland 9 Portland 1 Portland 5 Portland 'l5 SCORES Pennville Marion Decatur Winchester Bluffton Royerton Royerton Decatur Winchester Baseball X 2 5 Because of bad weather and other conflictions, the 'l5 Panther baseball season was cut to nine games as com- 2 pared with sixteen last year. The 7-2 record turned in by 0 the team was one of the best in this area. II Hugh Strohl and Larry Poole led the Panther hitting 12 attack with averages of .420 and .413.Poole, Black, and 0 Van Skyock each had home runs. Williams, Strausburg, 3 and Black did the hurling, with Williams tossing a beau- 'I tiful one-hitter against Winchester. Silvers beats out a hit to first, as the umpire watches closely. Chuck Bragg-Senior Football A' V4 AD Dick Farber-Junior Baseball Football Q-g I Y E Jim Hudson-Senior Track 77 Y.. A - I John Browne-Senior Lanny Brubaker-Senior Track Track tv Larry Green-Senior Football l Art Kohler-Senior Football 4 V! 'fl TED C3 Ronnie Compton-Senior Richard Elmore-Sophomore Baseball Basketball Football Reuben Hedges-Senior Track fl I v i Roger Lee-Senior Eddie McKinley-Sophomore Dave Marsh-Senior Fred Martin-Junior Dick Meeker-Senior Chuck Meinerding-Senior Football Basketball Football Football Basketball Football Football 58 Ang as T7 A 0 Wayne Norris-Junior Fred Pensinger-Senior 1955 letter winners not shown: In l track-Mike Antles, Tom Freeman, Q Norman Gillette, Max Grady, Rodney ' Sipe, Bill Tullis, Larry Yeager: and in baseball- Sam Shoemaker, Bill Stevens. Larry Poole-Senior 4 Football Basketball Baseball Football Football Basketball i l I , - I 4 w 1 I l i i John Pyle-Sophomore 1 Track 1 l 1 4: V1 K i ls F . Q, - f f! .- 'Q 1 f Q'-1-wJ-- 1 N ' s . I O C I Ron Runyon-Junior Don Schlosser-Junior Bill sglve':'if io' Basketball Football use C' Track Basketball Football 1 6 1 ,N Q Q W s 'H , 1 Duane Snyder-.lunior Melvin Starr-Junior Vernon Stipp-Sophomore l Football Football Basketball I I, 6 P Jerry Strausburg-Junior Hugh Strohl-Senior Mark Stump-Junior Larry VanSkyock-Senior Eddie Williams-Junior Phil Young-Senior l Baseball Baseball Trark Baseball Baseball Football , Basketball Basketball Basketball 1 Football 59 Football Y 1 l ? pn, I K B1 ik Hold that pyramid, boys! Bottom row: Farber, Young, Arnold, Browne. Row 2 Ireland, Kelly, Wright. Row 3: Stump Adams, and the peak, Boyd. I -H 'J Strong men Farber, Arnold, and Browne support Stump, Young, and Ireland in head stands. Asa. 'Q R-I i. -. 2:11 ri A phya-ed clan Ilmbero up with calisthenlu. W f Acfiviiies sf ' Qgdi if vi3','-:Q I Er 'fi cl e. L ' by lil Seriously considering the problems of the Student Council are the advisers - Mrs. Longley lspon- sorl, Mrs. Cheek, Miss Parks, Mrs. Zuercher, and Mr. Smith, and lstandingl the officers - Beth Sherman lsecretary-treasurerl and Dick Meeker lpresidentl. Again this year the Student Council was re- sponsible for many worthwhile proiects in our school. Activities began in September with the annual freshman mixer. During the year the council sponsored a locker clean-up, outside clean-up, courtesy week, lunch milk sales, fan busses, convocation and auditorium programs, the single-fund drive, and noon sock-hops. Among the varied programs sponsored by the auditorium committee were Charles King, baritone, the Powells, with their travelog of the Panama Highway: the Poe Theatre: and the Royal Scotts. Students participated in the observance of United Nations' Day and Lincoln's birthday and furnished the music for other programs. Among the monthly religious con- vocations planned by the convocation commit- tee, the Easter program was especially im- pressive. The talent show, discontinued since 1954, was presented again this year on March 9, and netted a neat sum for the treasury, as well as uncovering some heretofore unknown student talents. Ronnie Hummer, Marilyn Jack, Melinda Kes- sler, David Schramm, and Philip Young repre- Student sented P.H.S. at the 'l3th annual Purdue stu- dent legislative assembly and debators' con- ference. David received the honor of being named an outstanding representative. A three-way student exchange, a new proi- ect, was carried on with Winchester, Hartford City, and Dunkirk. Starting with convocation, which featured all-student participation, the representatives of each school sat in on the classes of the students who had gone from P.H.S. to their schools., Redlgex, ww.ha.-has no student council, al Tmth the hope of organizing one In tne near future. During a noon luncheon the guests, officers, exchange committee members, and faculty ad- visors exchanged suggestions for the improve- ment of their councils. Five delegates attended the state conven- tion on April 21 in Richmond and brought back many worthwhile suggestions. The coun- cil also hopes to send delegates to the na- tional convention in Toledo, Ohio, in June. Said President Dick Meeker, We think the council has had a good year. And we all think so, too. Vice-presidenf Hugh Slrohl lacks up the reminder of lhe next meeiing. Anxious for lhe success of their par- ticular commihees, lhe chairmen clear all plans lhrough the council for besl results: Melinda Kessler fconvocolionl, Elizabelh Slarr lsingle-fundl, David Schramm lways and meansj, Kay Sue Frokes laudiloriuml, and Marilyn Jock lorienfalionl. Council Mixer, did you say? Well I guess Everybody loans in the bunny hop! .l S IH l 5 5' l 'N 'Q' 7 3 il-5-rms, -,... ii A.- ' il!--ELL-Ll Y-Teens With a membership of 207, the largest in the history of the club, the Y-Teens had a successful year. A large sailboat of blue and white, entered in the homecoming parade, typified the theme of the year- We Sail On. The freshman party and initiation brought all the girls to- gether for their first social meeting. The dads' party featured a carry-in supper with entertainment by the speech class, who gave their version of TV's I've Got a Secret. While the fall dance was a Jack- o-Lantern Jump complete with witches, spooks, and masqueraders, the spring dance, always the high- light of the year, was a beautiful Spring Fantasy. Door pieces of evergreen branches for each classroom gave our school a festive air at Christmas time, and the girls again collected clothing for the Crusade for Children. Helpful to the girls themselves was a series of three meetings: grooming, by girls who attended beauty school: personal improve- ment, by the Patricia Stevens Finish- ing School: and a fashion show. Y-Teen, as it is a part of the Y.W.C.A., also stressed religion in the movie One God and in a panel from Purdue representing different faiths, races, and nationalities. The year's program concluded with a combined party for mothers and seniors. iiiilxl I glli Ki' 1 X Committee chairmen coordinate plans for the year: Joy Moody, Avanelle Rippey, Suzanne Abramson, Susan leard, Beth Sherman, Shirley Braun, Alice Whittington. At left, Initiate Diane Kinsey lights her candle from President Myra Freeman's. Below, sponsors and officers discuss details of the year's theme: Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Crowe, Miss Byfield, Myra Jane Freeman Qpresidentl, Mari- lyn Jack lvice-presidentl, Juanita LeMaster ltreasurerl. Absent, Barbara Ware lsecretaryl. At right, opposite page, more than a hundred girls fain in the annual carol sing, December 14, for hospital patients and other shut-ins. gp gf -- 4 --u l 1 w H5 N up book. Standing: Charle ' 'A 'M enqsyurerp Mr. Macklin, sponsam A .-cretary. Not shown, Larry I rl- Hi-Y's study a club manual: Front raw, Mr. Harrod, Sponsor: John Browne, Secretary: Charles Bragg, President. Back row: Duance Snyder, Sergeant-at-Arms: Lanny Brubaker, Vice-President: Bob Bailey, Treasurer: Dick Meeker, Chaplain. Starting from a small membership, the Hi-Y Club built up its organization to more than sixty. Money-making proiects included the annual faculty ball game, February 9, and the concessions at two home basketball games. lBIack derby hats, white shirts with colored sleeve bands, and supersalesman- ship put this over with a bang.l The gym was a real Winter Wonder- land for the Club's annual Christmas dance, and special entertainment by an amateur magician ibut good!! from Defiance, Ohio, lcourtesy the Lions' Clubl properly awed us. Films and games added interest to the regular meetings, and detailed plans for future service to the school were made. The year ended with a senior party and the awarding of letters to Bob Bailey, Bill Boughman, Chuck Bragg, John Browne, Lanny Br ker, Howard Hill, Keith Kochers- perger, e Kropp, Dave Marsh, Dick Meeker rles Meinerding, Dave Rathbun, Dick Ri d Darrel Williamson. P.H.S.- -,XR -RN .from the moment we come streaming in the doors. . The School Life Section-pages 4 to 12 class room activities-study halls-library The People Section-pages I3 to 46 administration-teachers-students- The Sports Section-pages 47 to 60 games-teums-scores- The Activities Section-pages 61 to 80 cIubs-music-plays- until the last one of us has gone home.. 3 l' 4 gd A Qi MH! vxg A U 1 1 f.j3 Relaxing here are the VlP's of the club: Marty Bell lpresidenti, Sue Wishon lsecretaryj, Pat Gib- G son lvice-presidentl, Judy Jacobs ltreasurerl, and Mrs. Lawson lsponsorl. o A A The Girls' Athletic Association affords the girls of P.H.S. the opportunity to enioy vari- ous types ofuspm-as aqthegnghgn those offered in 'egular lil a fashion show: Organization meetings are held twice a month on the first and third Monday eve- nings. On Thursday nights the girls may bowl between four and six o'clock. G.A.A. girls from District 4 met at Markle High School in tho ....-:.... sm. G nplay duyu, an entirl 'nd games. Four sponsors ball, ping pong, ffackr VOXe Kinsey lights her ca bCI5ebCll, and tumbling. N -fficers discuss details of th , The anne mme M ra June Freemlored Pat Gib- son and Wilma lgierihart, who earned G.A.A. letters. a favorite pastime of these G.A.A.'s. . i 3 it X J Playing an exciting game of basketball is F. ,.T,,i- ' Lx 5 9. x ix ax, 'E' F.F.A. boys review their scrap book. Standing: Charles Calhoun, reporter, Robert Vance, sentinel, John Logan, treasurer, Mr. Macklin, sponsor. Seated: Ronnie Hummer, presi- dent, and Herb Stratton, secretary. Not shown, Larry DeBoy, vice-president. ,, A A, X , 3: '34 The Future Farmers of America began their club activities early in the summer with an ice cream social, followed by the summer district meeting and work on their three rented farms. A state workshop at Purdue and the local workshop for officers and sponsor, held annually at Dunes Park, helped the boys work out details for the year's proiects. The club sold garden seeds during the fall, and from November I to December I5 the boys were busy killing pests for the annual pest contest. Prizes for collecting the most points were won by Jimmie Miller, Ernie lmel, Jerry Morehous, and Milo Miller. A television program, How I Got Started ln Farming, was presented over WOWO. A money-making proiect was the selling of front license tags for automobiles. The annual parent and son banquet was held on March 16. The club entered the contests held at the district meeting at Roan. Ronnie Hummer was awarded a S25 savings bond for winning a blue ribbon in the sheet metal contest. The farm mechanics award went to Larry DeBoyp and the farm electric, to Herbert Stratton. 67 X S V . Rsor Q run: T AME 6 FU -sal? 'sis RICA fi-. 4 ? AFM? X , QooP'T'91v 'P . Ave ip S -g 1-I e vo? rLQQI5,.Qj Cfff ULKG 5 2 K Ulu .1 i 1 l 2 Below, top picture, Herb Stratton, Joe Wills, and John Zimmerman put finishing touches on the sign for the F.F.A. float in the home- coming parade. Bottom picture, the boys check the results of their test plot for fertilizer experiments on their rented farm. Eck- A5-fx S5 '13 'GQQ been Q '77, .Js .. Q Q' .' X- -ed n-' Many hands gather news for the PHSpirit. Here, copy assignments have iust been made for the next issue: standing, Elizabeth Starr, Madeleine Rappe, Ann Linder,GIoria Cheeseman, Anita Sa- wicki, seated, Mr. Mullins lproduction adviserl, Miss White leditorial adviserl, Norma Jean Zorn, Sharon Butcher, Melinda Kessler, Lewis Montgomery, Norma Murphy. The P.H.Spirit endeavors to live up to all that its name implies- a reflection of the spirit of P.H.S. The staff members record the best that is said and done in our school. It is their business to record out- standing activities and interests of students for the student body, and they strive to catch the lighter as well as the darker moods: but above all, it is the policy of the paper to give an accurate portrait of life in P.H.S. Everyone looked forward to the newsy articles and sparkling col- umns which the Spirit always fea- tured. PHSpirit ma lgierxhart, w s. -.-... o ii Rvfie M ru Jane Fl , v Below, the e-IJ...-scan first copies off the mimeogroph: Mary Lou Champ lgenelal manager of business departmentl, Joy Moody lbusi- ness managerl, Sally Naas leditor-in-chiefl, and David Schramm lfea- ture editorl. X Offset-a new process this year. Instead of 4 if-. ,sl n I l -sl -- T' ' - ,M 1' Editor Suzanne Abramson keeps her fingers on all the phases of work that publishing a yearbook requires. Dick Meeker, lsports oditorl, looks over the shoulders of Sally Naas and Melinda Kessler, Haculty and Underclassmaneditorsl. The four salesmen-Chuck Bragg, Barbara Ware, Elizabeth Gagle, and John Logan enioy friendly rivalry to see that not one prospect is left unsold. Sx Joy Moody, llBusiness Managerl, Bqrbqrg Vgld, lAc- tivities Editorl. and Kay Sue Frakes, lAssociate Editorl, scan possible photos under the watchful eye of Mrs. Stevenson, lAdviserl. Typhoon Staff I the letterpress method of book production used by the Typhoon since its first volume in 1924, the staff this year decided to go off the deep end and experiment a little. Offset lfor those of you who are interestedl uses no copper engravings and no letterpress to print the written material-iust one process which makes a plate of a whole page of pic- tures and copy at one time. like it? l0r can you tell the difference?J Presiding at her typewriter is Mary Lou Champ, through whose capable hands all copy eventually passes. Top row: R. Frank, Koch, Hilfiker, Settle, Hughes, Pusey, Tobias, Naas, Kessler, Whitenack, Rines, Green, Shreeve Middle row: Freeman, Denney, Wetzler, Jenney, Teeters, Kohler, Johnson, Stevens, Bye, Olson, Gillespie, Elliott, l .1 lr F-v 2 1 i Stroble, Myers. Front row: Sanders, Braun, Rappe, Abrom- son, Fennig, Great, Gavin, N. Schramm, Brown, Strauss Gegenheimer, Burkholder, Wolford, Bone, Carlson. Bigger, better, busier each year-that's the P.H.S. band! Pep sessions, football games, basket- ball games, plays, programs, Sunday afternoon concerts, the Jay County Fair, the Bluffton Street Fair, community functions -the list is endless. Let's all throw our hats in the air for Brownie, without whose tireless effort, and patience none of this could be achieved. Twirlers, clock-wise from the maiorette: Pat Linder, Jacobs, Waitley, Baxter, Kinsey, Stoner, Gierhart. Band officers: standing, Heniser and Holmes llibrariansl, Cummins lvice- presidentl, Schramm lass't. student directorl, Kessler lstudent directorl Champ lsecretarylp seated, Whittington lpresidentl, and Theurer ltrea- surerl. 1 F li V 1-'Q'-Q Top row: Cummins, Towell, Baldauf, W. Linder, Williams, S. Frank, Runkle, Wiley, Puckett, Milligan, Kikendall. Front Jaqua, Hudson, Bashia, Starr, Hanlin, Plummer, Franklin. row: P. Linder, Heidegger, Champ, D. Schramm, Bright, Middle row: Whittington, Heniser, Holmes, A. Linder, Laux, Sherman, Theurer, Greer, Bisel, Butcher, Goodrich, Zuercher. At left, the color guard: Robson, Loy, Wright, Kile. Prouclest possession of the band this year is the newly purchased kettle drums, shown here in the Kessler home where Melinda is learning to play them. A gift from the Band-Parents Organization, these drums add richness to all concert numbers. 71 l 4 , A typical chorus class tunes up before singing. There was never a silent moment in Room 8. Chorus classes began at 8:l57 and all during activity period, first hour, and sixth hour, Mr. Harrod put the choristers through their daily paces. The first male vocal instructor in the history of P.H.S., Mr. Harrod is liked by all the many students in the department. Chorus As an extra-curricular activity of the regu- lar band, the dance band group filled a place in the social activities of all P.H.S. students. They played at all the after-games dances at the Youth Center, for the freshman mixer, for Y-Teen and Hi-Y dances, and also numer- ous social functions in the community. Standing: Hudson, A. Linder, Williams, Vold, Jaqua, Cummins, Starr, I-lanlin. Second row, seated: llunlclo, Heidegger, W. Linder, Baldauf, Towell, Plummer, Abram- son, Bashia, Sanders, Schramm. Front row: Milligan, Whittington, Jenney, Frank, I-leniser, Olson, Holmes, P. Linder, Zuercher. is-1 1 , 'N 'L .3 , . sq I vhjvix 5 I L iS y q ln , X .- Q.. f T , It .K wi- Ii, XX Q. 'i ' T 'fe T lfj -pf X ' 1 iv' S' ll I , w 1 I 1 2 E- , . 9.55 V, p at ' W a fig 3135 ,1 395255 5112 A 5-of.. ' ww ,g - 1' 4 swf- , .una . , ,, L - .-.. N,-C. ' H' Sit Standing: Whittington, Ronald, I.. Gillespie, Schramm, Hiltiker, Bashia, Silvers, Landers, White, Milligan, Cummins, Kessler, Timmons, Lykins, Shreeve, Waters, Towell. Seated: Whitenack, D. Gillespie, Hudson, Bond, Hill, l-lanlin, Koch, Rathbun, Logan, Marsh, Mock, Meeker, Runkle. Rehearsing each Wednesday morn- ing during activity period, the boys' chorus managed to get in a lot of fun as well as practice. Boys Chorus Robed Choir The fifty the Robed Choir sang ar various school and com- munity affairs including the Kiwanis Community Sing, the EUB Church, and baccalaureate. They included in their repertoire both secular and religious numbers. A girls' triple trio sang at a BPW party, the Y-Teen dad's party, the Hi-Y Christmas dance, and the February convocation. Back row: Gillespie, D. Schramm, I-liltiker, Olson, Runkle Bashia, J. Whittington, Waters, Meeker, Cummins, Shreeve, S. Kessler, Towell, Milligan, Ronald. Third row- Mac - Y, Brigham, M. Kessler, Naas, Corle, Starlin, Calhoun, Arm- strong, Warnoclc, A. Whittington, P. Linder, Gillette. Second me Chrisimos d hoir enterloln ol 'he robe C hong the A QIOUP the ROWY CN row: Rines, Freeman, Montgomery, Bone, Dilworth, Carlson, . N. Schramm, Great, Cheeseman, Spahr, Theurer, Mangold, Poling, Stout. Front row: A. Linder, Bright, Rappe, Sanders, Lutz, Degler, Alsromson, Vold, Smith, Turner. 3 ff' . df ,.,, 'Sb etih9 e 4 Junior Play i W 4 Standing: David Schramm, Joyce King, Norma Jean Zorn, Janie Montgomery, Shirley Tyndall, Joyce Resur, Herbert Stratton, Kay Spencer, Richard Farber, Ronnie Hummer, Richard Kropp. Seated: Charles Calhoun, Sally Naas, Janice Blackford, Marilyn Jack, Melinda Kessler, Duane Snyder, Wayne Norris. lnner Willy looks disgusted and Willoughby registers shock as Marybelle screams! , H l 1 r n Sto r m , a comedy about the hilarious difficulties of a young man lDavid Schramml with his con- science, was almost as side- splitting for the cast as it was for the capacity audiences who saw it on the evenings of November 3 and 4. Re- hearsals almost broke up with hysteria at the antics of Inner Willy lChuck Calhounl and the dead-pan monosyllables of Marybelle fSally Naasl. Stage and light helpers were Patty Kegerreis, John Robbins, Mark Stump, and John Zimmerman. Sandra Jordan and Marjorie Sanders did the make-up, and Mr. Settle was play director. .ff- ,- iq 'U ':',5J.. ,n -. 1-11 -.f, .-'Um V X If ,, vs ,,, R W5 il. Si! S 1 5-.,5,,.r is-Q Senior Play - -X Above, the culprit has been found -the climax of Finders Creepers ! Sharon Butcher, Bill Silvers, Judy Price, David Rothbun, Barbara Ware, John Logan, Dick Meeker, Phil Young, Joann Conway, Pat War- nock, Elixabeth Starr, and Richard Gilkison. Insert: Miss Byfield, a P.H.5. newcomer, directed the play. Middle, the stage hands are es- sential to a good play as proved by Carl Heidegger, Keith Kochers- perger, Bob Bailey, Lee Bone, Chuck Bragg, and Brenda Waitley fthe woman's viewpointl. Below, an abundance of hustle and bustle be- hind the scenes: Make-up girls Thelma Thompson, Juanita LeMaster, Myra Freeman, Phyllis Lay, and Nancy McFarland perform last min- ute repairs on Jim Whittington, John Browne, and Elizabeth Calhoun. 9 From Morning- X N Above, Sandra Bisel, Kay Spencer, and David Marsh mark their ballots for the homecoming queen contest. Below, Mr. Macklin and biology stu- dents make an excursion to look for interesting specimens of wild life. QM' Q W Back row: Gillespie, Milligan, Settle, Bright, Heniser, Holmes, P. Linder, Luginbill, Green, Ronald. Third row: Kennedy, W. Zuercher, Plummer, Frank, Whitenack, Jaqua, Hudson, Cline, Towell, Hummel, W. Linder. Second row: J.C.L. Linn Hummel, John Plummer, and John Jaqua ioin the line for refreshments. f, -si ,- V il fl. L- . 'x g N 1 .- 'C Wetzler, Fennig, Degler, Turner, Hughes, Olson, Goodrich, R. Rines, A. Rines, Campbell, Chittum. Front row: Miss Parks, Peterson, Stroble, Teeters, Bailey, Strock, Ducy, K. Zuercher, Schramm, Great, Iliff, Puckett. Members of Junior Classical League have fun with Latin. Roman patricians rub elbows with toga-clad slaves, and meetings that open with the ceremony of feeding corn to the sacred chickens for a favorable omen from the gods wind up with potato chips and cokes down in the kitchen! When the goddess Victoria lAnnelIe Rinesl crowned a gladiator dressed in purple and white K'l'om Kennedyl, while another gladiator lBilIy Zuercher, wear- ing the black and gold of Hartford Cityi, lay defeated at the other end of the float, the J.C.L. entry in the home- coming parade won a prize. Below is the design tor a membership card which the P.H.S. J.C.L. submitted in a contest held by the state organization. It won the contestl It is now the official design. WADIAN4 Cocwoscrr Mir-IBEP. PLURIMUM PROFICIT Om 0 sms 0, vim 01, J C L -rr- 'offfvzs 52946 Guarde Vd. ese hombre! lf! Spanish Club Los Conquistadores de Espanol lthe conquerors of Spanishl, the new club organized to learn more about the bull fights, piiatas , hat dances, and his- torical background of Spain and Mexico was set up under a group of four officers and an executive council composed of class representatives. Janie Montgomery was President, Melinda Kessler, Vice- President: Sally Naas, Secretary: and Gloria Cheeseman, Treasurer. Mariorie Sanders, Diane Kinsey, and Jay Hudson made up the Executive Council. Biggest event of the year was a hilari- ous basketball game between the Fabu- lous Faculty llady teachersl and the Super Seioritas lSpanish club girlsl. The arrival of club pins lshown abovel and a fiesta with a banquet featuring tamales, tortillas, and enchiladas con- cluded the year. Back row Freeman, Bashia, Stipp, McKinley, Huey, Miller, Kessler, Bash, Beals. Front row: Kinsey, Frank, Myers, Young Timmons. Third row: Hudson, Ware, Mock, Hanlin, Waitley, Cheeseman, Denney, Montgomery, Nelson, Miss Shultz Bourne Ellrhart, S. Kessler. Second row: David Byfield. Priest Sanders Diane Priest, Baxter, Jenney, Naas, M. Arnold, Patricia 20 Brown, Mariorie 21 gg Abramson, Suzanne 20, 64, 72, 73 Adams, Jerry 30, 60 Addington, Deola 42 Addington, Raymond 30 Aker, Barbara 36 Ames, Patricia 42 Armstrong, Linda 30, 73 Armstrong, Patricia Ann 20 Armstrong, Shirley 42 Armstrong, Thomas 42 Arnold, Gordon 30, 60 Arnold, Lucretia 42 Arnold, Sylvia 36 69, 70, Ashcroft, Charles 11, 20 Ashley, Jayne Anne 20 Bailey, Jerry 42 Bailey, Jerry Max 36 Bailey, Mary 42, 55 Bailey, Patricia 42, 76 Bailey, Robert D. 20, 65, Bailey, Sharon 36 Bailey, Thomas 42 75 2 1 I Baldauf, David 42 Baldauf, Larry 42, 71, 72 Baldauf, Richard 20 Ballard, LeRoy 20 Banta, William 42 Burger, Clyde 30 Bash, John 36 Bash, Lois 36 Bash, Richard 42 Bash, Robert 42, 77 Bashia, Ronald 42, 55, 71, 72, 73, Baxter, Joy 42, 70, 77 Beals, Douglas 42, 77 Beard, Rebecca 42 Beard, Susan 30, 64 Bears, Phyllis 42 Bechdolt, Wanda 20 Beech, Marilyn 36 Bell, Martha 30, 66 Bellis, Marilyn 36 Bibler, Carol 20 Binford, Gary 30, 50 Bisel, Sandra 4, 8, 20, 71 Blackford, Janice 30, 74 Blodgett, Thelma 21 Bolding, William 42 Bond, Glenn 30 Bond, Irma 36 Bond, Jerry 21, 73 Bond, Lawrence 42 Bond, Robert 6, 21 Bane, Ann 42, 70, 73 Bone, Lee 21, 75 Bonitas, Paul 30 Boughman, William 21 Bourne, Leslie 42, 77 Bowen, Michael 42 Boxell, Janice 42 77 lnclex Boxell, Melvin 30 Boyd, Merle 42, 55 Boyd, Robert 42, 60 Bra99f Charles 21, 50, 58, 65, 69, 75 Braun, Shirley 30, 64, 70 Braun, Virginia 21 Bray, Clyde 21 Breymier, Sandra 42 Bricker, Dorothy 42 Brigham, Marylee 30, 73 Bright, Beth Ann 36, 48, 71, 73, Brown, Evelyn 36, 70 Brown, Ida Pearl 30 Elliot, Janet 43, 70 Ellsworth, Linda 37 Elmore, Richard 37, 50, 51, 52, 56 Emery, Clara 43 Evans, Thelma 31 Farber, Richard 31, 50, 57, 58, 60 Fennig, Toniann 43, 70, 76 Fifer, Audrey 22 Fifer, Estella 43 Flauding, Patricia 9, 43 Florence, Sharron 37 Frakes, Kay Sue 5, 22, 48, 63, 69 Frakes, Thomas 43 Frank, Marilyn Sue 43, 71, 72, 77 Brown, Brown, Brown, Madonna 30 Robert 36, 56 Ronald 30 Brown, William 36 Browne, John 21, 56, 58, 60, 6 5, 75 Frank, Richard 37, 70, 76 Franklin, Constance 37 Franklin, Imogene B, 22 Franklin, Jack 43 Franklin, Jay 43, 71 Brubaker, Lanny 21, 56, 58, 65 Brubaker, Lynn 36 Brumbaugh, Richard 42 Burkholder, Mary Lou 36, 70 Burroughs, Phillip 30 Bustos, Neva 42 Franks, Frank 43 Franks, Larry 37 Freeman Myra 22, 48, 64, 70, 73, Freeman, William 37, 56, 77 French, Diane 43 Fry, Harry 43 Butcher, Carolyn 36 Butcher, Joy 42, 55 Butcher, Larry 42, 71 Butcher, Sharon Jo 22, 68, 75 Fry, Sarah 23 Gagle, Elizabeth 23, 69 Garcia, Frances Lou 31 Gast, Dorothy 37 Bye, Clair 42, 70 Byrum, Carolyn 36 Caldwell, Ronald A. 43 Calhoun, Charles 30, 67, 74 Calhoun, Elizabeth 22, 73, 75 Campbell, Sonia 43, 76 Carlson, Danna 22, 70, 73 Champ, Mary Lau 22, 68, 69, 70, 71 Cheeseman, Gloria 36, 68, 73, 77 Chittum, Rebecca 43, 76 Cline, John 43, 76 Codling, Jerry 43 Compton, Ronald 22, 57, 58 Conway, Joann 22, 75 Conway, Michael 36, 53 Carle, Annabelle 30, 73 Carle, Phyllis 8, 36 Crow, Diana 31 Cummins, Loren 31 Cummins, Patrick 31, 70, 71, 72, 73 Darby, Marilyn Sue 43 Day, Dorothy 36 Gavin, Patricia 31, 70 Gegenheimer, Carolyn 37, 70 Gettinger, Dixie 37 Gettinger, Jack 23 Gibson, James 31 Gibson, Patsy 23, 65 Gibson, Wayne 43 Gierhart, Carl 31 Gierhart, Wilma 23, 70 Gigandet, Margaret 23 Gilkison, Richard 9, 23, 75 Gillespie, Donald 37, 56, 73 Gillespie, Lewis 43, 70, 73, 76 Gillette, Clara 23, 73 Glassburn, Jane 23 Gillum, Joyce 31 Glessner, Sam 31 DeBoy, Larry 31, 57 DeBoy, Rex 43 Degler, Patricia 43, 73, 76 Goodman, Phillip 31 Goodrich, Janice 37, 71, 76 Grace, Carl 11, 43 Great, Linda 43, 70, 73, 76 Green, Gary 43, 70, 76 Green, Larry 23, 50, 58 Greer, Oneida 37, 71 Degler, Terry 22 Denney, Carolyn Sue 31, 70, 77 Derringer, Thomas 43 Dilworth, Judith 37, 73 Ducy, Judith 43, 76 DuJarlin, Thomas 37, 56 Grider, Preston 23 Grove Darryl 37 Gullett, Joyce 31 Hattner, Ann 24 Haffner, Max 31 Hafner, David 31 Ehrhart, Jeffrey 43, 77 Ellenberger, Karen 43 78 Hafner, Nancy 24 Haines, Helen 43 Haines, Nell 24 Harnmitt, Freddie 31 Hqiiliii, Phillip 37, 71, 72, 73, 77 Harper, Nancy 7, 43 Hartnagle, Sally 31 Hastings, Larry 31, 56 Healy, Larry 9, 35 Hedges, Reuben 24, 56, 58 Heidegger, Carl 24, 75 Heidegger, Harold 37, 71, 72 Heniser, Dixie 37, 70, 71, 72, 76 Hilfiker, David 43, 70, 73 Hill, Howard 24, 73 Hilleary, Janice 37 Hinshaw, Carl 24 Hinshaw, Jay 37 Hittle, Lulu 43 Hodgson, Martha 38 Hodgson, Mary 38 Holley, Robert 38 Holley, Judith 32 Holmes, Anita 38, 48, 70, 71, 72, 76 Howard, Linda 38 Hudson, Barry 38, 48, 71, 72, 73, 76 Hudson, Jay 8, 38, 77 Hudson, James 9, 24, 48, 56, 58 Huey, David 43, 77 Huey, Phillip 24 Hughes, Sandra 44, 70, 76 Hull, Michael 32 Hummel, Arlene 32 Hummel, Joe 38 Hummel, Linn 7, 44, 76 Hummel, Lois 38, 76 Hummer, Betty 24 Hummer, Mary Kay 38 Hummer, Ronald 32, 67, 74 Hunt, Judith 44 Hutzler, Paul 38 lliff, Esther 7, 44 Iliff, Sharon 44, 76 lmel, Ernest 38 lmel, Larry 32 lngle, Robert 44 Inman, Frank 38 Inman, Lee 44 Irelan, James 44 lreland, Gail 44 lreland, Gary 7, 32, 50, 60 Isenhart, Susan 32 Jack, Marilyn 32, 48, 63, 64, 74 Jackson, Larry 38 Jackson, James 32 Jacobs, Judith 32, 66, 70 Jaqua, John 38, 71, 72, 76 Jenney, Judy Nelle 38, 70, 72, 77 Johnson, David 38 Johnson, Ruby 32, 70 Jordan, Sandra 5, 32 Journay, Larry 38 Kaderly, Duane 32 Kegerreis, Patricia 5, 32, 48, 53 Kennedy, Thomas 38, 56, 76 Kelly, Howard 32, 60 Kessler, Melinda 32, 63, 68, 69, 70, 71, 73, 74, 77 Kessler, Stanley 44, 55, 73, 77 Kikendall, Jack 44, 71 Kile, Lawrence 11, 44, 55, 71 Kile, Nila 38 Kimmel, Jon 24 King, Joyce 32, 74 Kinsey, Diane 44, 64, 70, 77 Kirk, Thomas 44 Kistler, Ronald 38 Kober, Phyllis, 25 Koch, Jan 44, 70, 73 Kochersperger, Keith 25, 75 Kohler, Arthur 25, 50, 58 Kohler, Mariorie 39, 70 Kropp, David 25 Kropp, Richard 32, 74 Landers, James 25, 73 Landers, Nora 44 Lanning, Larry 39 Laux, Joan 25, 71 Lay, Phyllis 25, 75 Lee, Amanda 39 Lee, Carl 25 Lee, Roger 25, 50, 53, 58 Lehman, Valera 44 LeMaster, Juanita 25, 64, 75 Leonard, Charlotte 32 Linder, Patricia 39, 70, 71, 72, 73, 76 Linder, Ann 25, 48, 49, 53, 68, 71, 72, 73 Linder, Wilbur 11, 44, 71, 72, 76 Logan, Iva Nell 44 Logan, John 26, 67, 69, 73, 75 Looker, Ray 39 Lotz, Lois 39 Louks, Joe 33 Louks, Mary 39 Loy, Alice Mae 5, 32, 71 Loy, Gary 44 Loy, Jeannette 44 Ludy, Alice Diane 39 Luginbill, Anne 39, 76 Lutz, Judith 33, 73 Lykins, Carolyn Lykins, Dianne 33 Lykins, Mariorie 26 Lykins, Nat 39, 73 Meehan, Martha 33 Meeker Richard 6, 10, 26, 50, 52, 54 55, 58, 62, 65, 69, 73, 75 Meinerding, Charles 26, 50, 58 Mendenhall, Marsha 33 Miller, Carol 33 Miller, George 33 Miller, James 44 Miller, Judy 7, 44 Miller, Lee 33, 77 Miller, Marilyn 33 Miller, Milo 44 Miller, Pati 33 Miller, Richard 44 Milligan, William 39, 56, 71, 72, 73, 76 Minch, Michael 44 Mock, Jerry 39, 73, 77 Monroe, Mary 44 Montgomery, Jane 33, 48, 73, 74, 77 Montgomery, Lewis 33, 68 Moody, Joy 26, 64, 68, 69 Moore, William 4-4 Morehous, Jerry 45 Morgan, Erma 45 Murphy, Non'rla 26, 68 Myers, Darrell 45 Myers, Janice 33, 77 Myers, William 45, 70 Naas, Sally 33, 68, 69, 70, 73, 74, 77 Nelson, Daniel 45 Nelson, David 45, 55, 77 Norris, Wayne 5, 33, 48, 50, 56, 59, 74 Nuckols, Shirley 39 Olson, Alan 39, 73 Olson, Ann 39, 70, 72, 76 Osborn, Charles 40 Penrod, James 45 Pensinger, Emmaiean 45 Pensinger, Fred 26, 50, 52, 55, 59 Pensinger, Wanda 40 Peterson, Patricia 45, 49, 76 Plummer, John 40, 56, 71, 72, 76 Poling, Janet 40, 73 Poole, Larry 26, 50, 52, 57, 59 Porter, Robert 26 Price, Judith 27, 75 MaAbee, Russell 44 MaAbee, William 7, 33 McBride, Berna Deane 8, 39 McClung, Steven 39, 56 McCormick, Peggy 44 McFarland, Nancy 26, 75 McKinley, Edward 39, 52, 53, 58, 77 McWilliams, Arlio 44 Macy, Rita 33, 73 Maitlen, Philip 39 Malott, Merikay 7, 4-4 Mangold, Jeannine 39, 48, 53, 73 Marsh, David 4, 26, 50, 58, 73 Martin, Cheryl 44 Priest, David 45, 77 Priest, Diane45, 77 Puckett, Shirley 45, 71, 76 Pusey, Phyllis 40, 70 Pyle, Janice 40 Pyle, Jerry 45, 55 Pyle, John 40, 50, 53, 56, 59 Pyle, William 34 Rappe, Madeleine 34, 68, 70, 73 Rathbun, David 27, 50, 73, 75 Reichard, Thomas 45 Reidenback, Robert 45 Reitenour, Sharon 40 Resur, Joyce 34, 74 Martin, Fredrick 33, 50, 56, 58 Martin, James 33 Martin, Michael 44 Mason, Rosa Lou 33 Mast, Carol 39 Rhodehamel, Clark 27 Rice, Gary 40 Rice, Richard 27 Ridgway, Richard 34 Rines, Annelle 40, 76 S Rines, Daniel 34 Rines, Lois 40 Rines, Rachel 40, 70, 73, 76 Rinker, Keith 45 Rippey, Avanelle 34, 64 Robbins, Autumn 45 Robbins, Barbara 45 Robbins, Joan 34 Robbins, John 34 Robson, James 45, 71 Roll, Jess 34 Ronald, Stephen 45, 55, 73, 76 Ross, Frances 34 Rudrow, Ronald 40 Runkle, Robert 34, 50, 52, 57, 71, 72, 73 Runyon, Gary 40, 50, 53, 56 Runyon, Ronald 34, 52, 53, 56, 59 Rupe, Judith 40 Rush, Barbara 45 Sager, Michael 45 Sanders, Anita 45 Sanders, Karen 45 Sanders, Mariorie 34, 70, 72, 73, 77 Saunders, Shirley 40 Sawicki, Anita 27, 68 Schabaker, Rosalie 27 Schaffer, Rosalda 27 Schlosser, Donald 34, 50, 59 Schneider, Mary 45 Schramm, David 34, 48, 63, 68, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74 Schramm, Nancy 45, 70, 73, 76 Segraves, Jack 45 Segraves, William 27 Settle, Eileen 40, 70, 76 Shawver, Patricia 9, 45 Shepherd, Harold 45 Sherman, Beth 34, 49, 53, 62, 64, 7 Shirk, Jerry 27 Shirk, Ruth Ann 40 Shreeve, Philip 45, 70, 73 Shull, Roger 45 Shultz, Larry 45, 77 Slick, Elnora 45 Silvers, William 5, 27, 48, 50, 52, 54, 57, 59, 73, 75 Smiley, Sandra 27 Smith, Robert 46, 55 Snow, Max 28 Snyder, Clark 46 Snyder, Daniel 46 Snyder, Duane 34, 50, 53, 57, 59, 65, 74 Spahr, Rosalie 40, 53, 73 Spencer, Esta 34 Spencer, Kay 4, 34, 74 Stahl, Betty 46 Stonsbury, Jerry 46, 53, 55, 76 Starlin, Barbara 40, 73 Starr, Elizabeth 28, 63, 68, 72, 75 Starr, Melvin 41, 50, 56, 59, 71 Steed, Patricia 41 Steed, True 46 Stephen, Larry 28 Stevens, Ruth 28, 70 Stevens, Richard 41 Stevenson, Wilma 46 Stipp, James 46 Stipp, John 35 Stipp, Vernon 41, 52, 53, 59, 77 St. Myers, Susan 46 Stoner, Judith 41, 49, 70 Stookey, Sandra 41 Stout, Elaine35, 73 Stratton, Herbert 35, 50, 51, 57 Strausburg, Diane 46 Strausburg, Jerry 7, 35, 50, 51, 53, 57, 59 Strauss, Phyllis 28, 70 Stroble, Mary 46, 70, 76 Strock, Phyllis 7, 46, 76 Strohl, Hugh 28, 57, 59, 63 Stump, Mark 35, 56, 59, 60 Sutton, Donald 41 Tatman, Linda 46, 55 Teeters, Dessie 46, 70, 76 Teeters, Martha 5, 28 Theurer, Ruth Ann 41, 53, 70, 71, 73 Thomas Garold 46, 55 Thomas, Larry 46 Tyndall, Shirley 35, 74 Uhrick, Robert 46 Vance, Robert 41, 67 I Van Skyock, Larry 28, 52, 54, 55, Van Skyock, Phyllis 41 Vold, Barbara 29, 69, 72, 73 Waitley, Brenda 29, 75 Waitley, Shirley 41, 70, 77 Walker, David 41 Ware, Barbara 11, 29, 64, 69, 75 Ware, Robert 46, 77 Warnock, Priscilla 29, 48, 73, 75 l Warnock, Rebecca 46 Waters, Robert 29, 73 J Waters, Stanley 46 1 Watson, Jean 46 4 Weaver, James 46 1 Wehrly, Frederick 5, 35 J Wehrly, John 35 1 Wehrly, Thomas 8, 41 ' Wendel, Kay 35 ' wenlei, Alice 46, 55, 76 i Wetzler, Jane 41, 70 l White, Jack 35, 73 Whitenack, Gerald 41, 70, 73, 76l wliiloiiiglim, Alice 35, 64, 73 5 Whittington, James 29, 70, 71, 7, 73. 75 Wiley, Richard 46, 71 Wiley, Wallace 7, 35 l Williams, Edward 35, 50, 52, 55, 57, 59 Williams, Linda 41 1 Williams, Richard 46, 55, 71, 72 1 Williamson, Darrel 29 Wills, Joe 11, 29, 67 Wilson, Arthur 41 Wishon, Sue 35, 66 Smith, Jeannette 40, 73 Smith, Kay 28 Smith, Lucy 45 Smith, Max 46 Smith, Melvin 34 Thompson, Thelma 8, 28, 75 Timmons, Janet 46 Timmons, John 41, 73, 77 Tobias, Marilyn 35, 70 Towell, Edward 46, 71, 72, 73, 76 Traxler, Sue 28 Trobridge, Barbara 35 Trobridge, Richard 35, 50 Tullis, Barbara 46 Turner, Marilyn 46, 73, 76 wsifoia, Goldie 46, 70 l Wolford, Phyllis 8, 29 1 Wood, Kay Sue 46 ' Woodbury, Janice 29 Wright, Jane 41, 71 3 Wright, James 46 1 Wright, Robert 35, 60 Wrightsman, Jerry 46 Yaney, Marcella 41 i Young, Phillip 5, 6, 29, so, se, : 60, 75, 77 X Zimmerman, John 35, 67 I Zorn, Norma Jean 35, 68, 74 Zuercher, Kathleen 46, 71, 72, Zuercher, William 41, 76 l Merchants buying TYPHOONS: Armstrong Book Store, Arn's Jewelry Store, Art Craft , Shop, Dr. A. C. Badders, Baird Funeral Home, Adelbert Beals, Tunis Bond Barber , Shop, Bone and Gillette Dairy, Drs. Chitwood and Milligan, Eldrew Cissell, Citizens , Bank, Coca- Cola Bottling Company, The Commercial-Review, Elberson Company, Evans Furniture, Ford Brothers Pontiac, The Graphic, Frank Green and Son Insurance, i Haffner Hardware, Dr. S. M. Hammond, Hartley Dairy, Wayne Hinkle, Holthouse of , Portland, lnd., Home Investment Company, Hunt Studio, Jack's Shoe Store, Jackson's Jewelry, Keep-U-Neat Cleaners, Klopfenstein Hardware, Loy's Market, Maitlen and - Theurer Motors lnc., MiIler's Dress and Beauty Shop, Miller Brothers Grocery, The Model, Modern Binding Company, J. C. Murphy, Peoples Bank, Portland Office and i Supply, Quality Furniture, Ramsey Men's Shop. Reitenour Super-Service, Rosie's Flowers, Stabler Drug Store, Syphers Brothers and Calhoun, Weiler's Department l Store. ao l i In Memoriam YQ' 'Wvno-A CRYSTAL CHEEK Teacher of Commercial Subyects ln Portland High School 1945 56 The followmg 1S a portlon of a memorxal serwce presented bx a student durxng convocation on Wednesday mornlng Apr1l 18 1906 When Mary of Bethany broke the box of preclous O1I'ltITl6l1L and poured lt on Jesus head, 1t was an act for Wh1Ch no one else saw any occaslon the dtsclples Sald that 1+ was a waste But Jesus commended Mary for her act of devotlon and satd that where ever HIS gospel was preached th1S also that she hath done shall be spoken of for a memorlal of her Our Lord IS pleased when He sees any of us dotng what Mary d1d not bemg set on th1s or that selfish deslre but bemg abandoned to H1m Such a hfe of serv1ce and devotlon was that of our teacher Mrs Cheek Her students found 1n her a most cons1derate and undetstandmg teacher She was one who worked w1thout confllcts Wlth faculty and students alll-re She was always ready to render serv1ce 1n an efflclent and unselfish manner How unassum1ng 1n our mtdst she stood Or spoke ln grateful pralse' Was ln her gentle ways' She kept her lme of rect1tude Wxth loves unconsclous ease Her klndly 1nst1ncts understood A11 gentle courtesles For still her grac1ous l1v1ng meant No duty left undone The heavenly and the human blent Thelr kmdred loves IH one The dear Lord s best 1nterpreters Are humble human souls The storv of a 11fe l1ke hers Is more than books or scrolls Adapted from John Greenleaf Whlttler l X , - I 1 ' 1 F ' . . A . , Z . . U . .L . , . ' . H . . ,, . . . , . , . . . . M .I H , What grace of Christian womanhood Y I , . 3 xiii YEARBOOKS A WM kara 'X .Q1 l Dt, f in Here are the iunior class officers Wayne Norris Senior President Phil Young confers with the other President: Fred Wehrly Vlce President Alice Mae officers Bull Silvers Vice Presndent, Martha Teeters Loy, Treasurer: and Sandra Jordan Secretary Treasurer and Kay Sue Frakes Secretary The day gets off to a flying start with activity period. We attend com- mittee meetings, club gatherings, and work on special class proiects. Every corner of the bal- cony seems to have its group. Then, off to first period class we go. for 9