Portsmouth High School - Trojan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1945 volume:

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CL, if fvf M -ggi t 4 ll' 'J' 1+ 1+ 'kt GRADUATING SENIURS IN THE ARMED SERVICES Jesse Junior Hagaman Samuel Allan Hancock Lawrence Farrel Howard George Arthur lrvm John Dlllon Monroe Howard Bruce Pollltt Davld Junlor Ratchff John Melvrn Stanley Floyd Edward Thompson 4 I I I I I This list is complete as of printing date. if 'JK 4 4 var1ed experlence as a teacher 1n the school Same SCHO0L BOARD To a large extent the schools of today w1ll de term1ne what the c1t1zens of tomorrow w1ll be The responslbllxty of efficrently admlmstratmg the local school system has been glven by law to the Board of Educat1on Surely no publxc endeavor requrres more patrence and common sense greater wlsdom and devotlon to a cause than that of a school board member The members of the Portsmouth Board of Educatlon have served faithfully and well and are to be h1ghly commended Damels Mr Crelghton C Crargmrles Dr S E Moorhead Mr W Dennis Perklnson Supermtend ent of schools Mr Wesley Rndenour Clerk Treasurer Mr Carl Phrpps MR PERKINSUN Mr W Dennls Perkmson IS endmg h1s fourth year as Supermtendent of the Portsmouth c1ty schools Prlor to th1s he had taught at East Hxgh was pl'1I'lClp8l at Mass1e and was a teacher and asslstant pr1nc1pal at Portsmouth Hlgh School Mr Perklnson attended Portsmouth schools and later recelved hrs B S degree from Ohlo Northern and h1s M A at Ohlo State In World War I he served overseas wlth the Thlrty Seventh DIVISIOU Hls system has ralsed and w1ll contlnue to ralse the standards of Portsmouth schools eleven .fy 7 . . . . , 7 7 . fleft to righll Mr. Arthur D. Lynng Mr. Lawrence MR McKEl.llEY Mr Herbert W McKelvey became prmcxpal of Portsmouth Hxgh School ln the fall of 1944 He recexved h1s B A degree from Oh1o Umverslty his M A degree from Oh1o State and served m the A1r Corps 11'l World War I Before commg to Portsmouth Mr McKelvey served as prmcrpal of Jumor hrgh school for e1ght years and as Prmcxpal of Harvey Semor Hlgh School at Palnesvxlle Oh1o for four years Hls genume mterest and sense of humor have already won a hlgh place ln the hearts of the students at Portsmouth Hlgh School MISS COLENE COX Cleftj MISS THELMA HOPKINS fleftj Secretary to Mr McKe1vey Secretary to Mr Perkmson MISS ALINE MCKEEN cflghtb MISS HAZEL TONEY Crxghtj Secretary to Mr McKeIvey Secretary to Mr Rrdenout 0 9 -Q-Q twelve 3, . . . , . . , . , . 7 7 ' 7 7 7 3 .Q , K' ls .-, A -Vx iL...' ? vs Q0 Q X V W ,, '53 ,Z MR SNO0K When Mr Ashbaugh left to become a Red Cross Fleld Dx rector the boys of Portsmouth Hlgh School were mdeed for tunate to have as h1s successor M Wllllam Snook After re celvxng h1s B S degree t Wllmlngton College Mr Snook 1 graduate work ln psychol ogy at M1am1 Ohlo Un1vers1ty and the Umverslty of Cmcln natl He was a teacher for four MRS CO0KES Dean of Glrls Mrs Eleanor Cookes was born 1n Portsmouth and recelved her B S degree from Ohlo Umverslty Mrs Cookes has had extenslve experlence ln teachmg and school adm1n1s tratlon Her dutles as dean mclude actmg as advlser for Glrls Senlor Honor Councll and the Glrls League checkmg attend ance of all gxrls and personally callmg upon unaccounted for absentees She attends all soclal functions and supervlses the complet1on of the weekly school calendar Her cheerfulness and understandmg are helpful to all glrls ln Portsmouth Hlgh School X ff If KM k4 yu, ' nl, ,kd -uno-v 'l MR ASHBAUGH Former Dean of Boys Roll1n D Ashbaugh was born 1n Shawnee Ohzo He obtamed h1s B S degree from Ohlo Umver sxty and hlS M A degree from Ohlo State Umverslty Durmg h1s career ln Portsmouth he was pr1nc1pal of Wllson School be fore bemg transferred to Portsmouth Hxgh School In january 1945 he resigned h1s post to enter the Red Cross overseas s rv 1ce branch Hrs mterest m student aCtlV1tleS and h1s everpresent helpfulness lnsplred all Portsmouth Hlgh School boys thirteen years Pr1nc1pal of W3Sh1HgtOH Townshlp Hlgh School for sev en years and Pr1nc1pal of Mc Dermott Hlgh School for five years He advlses boys on col lege work and proper courses and 1S responslble for the at tendance of the boys H1s ex perlence and smcere lnterest and understandmg have proved most helpful to the boys of Portsmouh Hxgh School -x vw'- N 'lx 'A '-wsu. fourteen Mr Fred Multer Industrzal Arts A 'xfxw e Du Pre Mzss Genevzev Englzsh An ,fit IK rt johnson Mr Robe Mathemancs ' Al fs- f7f 'f ' I Miss joanne Kugelman, ,ANL Home Economics Miss Marie Trowbridge, Mr. Charles Lorentz, Mathematics ,Q Science .I TS f I Mr. A. K. Wheeler Science fifieen Mr. Eugene fleftj and Mr. Gerald frightj Knore, Aeronautics Mzss Ruth Hazlebeck Mathematlcs Mzss Elzzabeth Whrtehouse English Mrs Margaret McGowan Muszc sixteen J' L, A M155 Edzth johnston Hzstory Mzss Margaret Ball Latm Miss Mary Elizabeth Schwartz Englzsh --! MISS Eleanor Ry'm Commercial Subjects seventeen Nu N x53'N...- Q X Wir-1' Mr Frank Pierson, M athemat1cs M iss Freda Burke H zstory Mrs Nellie Nzswonger, Mathematics Miss Margaret Anderson English Mr Willis Aleslure Band and Orchestra Miss Isabel M usser English Mr. Lowell Adams Science Miss Caroline Mackoy, Study Hall eighteen 4bitf-,.,ym' -, ls X ,J .gay 'ss' Ji Iififrmi Mr. john Cicanese, Spanish Mr. Ralph Cole, Chemistry Miss Helen Du Pre, English M iss Ruth jones Commercial Subjects Miss Caroline Friel Physical Education Mr William Baird Mechanical Drawing M ts Margaret Yonov1tz Englrsh Miss Mary Krausz History ff:- Q 'Z nineteen Mr. Bert Leach, , Commercial Subjects? Mr. C. E. Schneider, Automotive ,ir Miss Florence Litman, Mr. Dent Rowson, t Commerc1al Subjects Machine Shop Coordinator of Mr. Harold Whitlatch, Vocational Training Mr. F. B. McComb, History 19' ,gf- ol' E: Mr. Owen Burkhard t Machine Shop Mr. Paul Walker, Coach and Physical Education I' .af rv 'Y'm Miss Hazel Wyant, Commercial Subjects f My Shinkle, Home Economics Iwen U' '13, Billy 2 Y' 'ff' f 1 ' -'f ' Miss Anna Blazer, Miss Goldie jones, Latin History ,f I I I' .f lQAi ti '--W SENIOR CLASS N the fall of 1941 a group of greenies stumbled through the doors of their new home. Soon they chose their leader, Bob Gardner, and sponsor, Mr. Raymond Smith. After learning some of the tricks of the trade, they held the annual skating party and selected a squad of cheerleaders from their class. The veterans of one year returned 'to their studies with the sarne enthusiasm. They were guided by Jim Fout, as president, and again by Mr. Smith, as sponsor. The year was brought to a triumphal climax with the sophomore dance. As juniors, they were right on their tiptoes and really got a glimpse of what was in store for them in a year. These three-year-olds appeared before the footlights in their class play, Suspense , Later, they sponsored a dance to raise money for the Ubig shindig . Their prom, under the chairmanship of George Ashley, was a huge success. Charles Smith led these juniors during the year, and Mr. Charles Lorentz did his duties as a sponsor. And now, these noble creatures have passed the twelfth step on the ladder of education. Jim Cassidy, president, Norma Sainopulos, vice-president, Ann Miller, secretary, Richard Moore, treasurer, and Miss Octavia Shinkle and Miss Hazel Wyant, sponsors, were chosen at the beginning of the year. The graduates of '45 enjoyed their class play, prom, and com- mencement exercises. They definitely are on their way to victory in life. Iwenty-two 'WWW Mlgnonne Addis Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 Verse makers l Spanish Club 3 4 Chemistry Club 4 G A C 7 3 4 Senior Honor Council 4 Glee Clu 1 2 3 Choir 3 Troy 3 4 Oh Doctor Hollywood Bound Z Basket ba 3 Hockeyl 2 3 Softball 2 Volleyball3 Tennis 2 Ping pong 2 Bowling I 2 Carmita Archie junior Club Lois lean Adkins Plus Ultra 3 Spanish Clu Library 2 3 Glee Club 1 Portia Archie Junior Club Ruth Gertrude Albert Inter Nos I English Club Spanish Club 3 4 Chem Club 4 Rosahelle Arms Commercial Club 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 2, Pres. lg Choir 3. Betty louise Anderson Betty Lamp Club l, 23 Senior Honor Council 43 Hall Monitor 3, 43 Football Queen Attentlant 3, 45 Bowling l. Virginia louise Ashe Inter Nos. lg Plus Ultra 23 Span ish Club 3g Chemistry Club 4 Revelers 43 G,A.C. 3, 4 kerball 1, 2, 4g Softball 1, 7 Volleyball 2g Tennis 35 Bowling l, 2, 3, 4 twenty-three George Ashley Industrral Arts Club l btudcnt Counul Pres Aunt Dmths uxltmg, Party 3 Basketball Manager I Z 3 Prom Char man 3 Malcolm A Bagby Chemnstry Club Pres 4 Hall Monitor 3 4 Semor Honor Council 4 Aunt Drnah s Qurlt mg Parry 3 Intramural Basket ba 2 Mary lo Ashworth Inter Nos I Plus Ultra 2 Com mercral Club I Deans Assrstanr 4 Hall Monitor I Basketball 2 Softballl 2 Volleyball 2 Bowl mg 1 Betty lean Ball Inter Nos I English Club I Chemrstry Club 4 Commerctal Club 1 Revelers 4 G A C 2 3 Manager 4 Llbrary Club 3 4 Vars1ty Basketball 2 3 Basket b1234Hockey123f Softball I 2 3 4 Volleyball I 2 3 4 TCHHISS 4 Pa dle Tennis 3 4 Archery 4 Pmg pong 3 4 Bowlmgl 2 3 4 Badmrnton 3 4 Mary Anne Babcoch Inter Nos I Plus Ultra 2 Span rsh C lub 3 Student Councll Sec 2 Secretary of Sophomore Class G AC Z Sec 3 Pres 4 Cheer leaderl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 4 Hotkeyl 2 Softball I 7 f Volleyball 1 2 Bovsllng I 2 Robert Ball Charlotte Bachtrup Inter Nos l Plus Ultra 2 Span ish Club 3 Natronal Honor 3 f Senxor Honor Councll 4 Chem Cu Su. 4 G A C 3 4 dent Councrl 3 Hall Monltor 3 Odessa Barrett Jumor Club 3 Glee Club 2 4 Basketball 7 Volleyball 7 lwehty four , -3 3 I '13 -K fb 'Q Paula Bauer Roy Benson Mary E Bazler Washlngton Hxgh 1 2 Hall Momtor 4 Glee Club 1 2 Band 1 2 J Orchestra 3 Suspense Constance Bloomer Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 7 Hall Momtor 4 Softball l Bowlmg Ann Bender Aletha Bourgholtzer Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 Chem Club 4 G A C 2 Hall Momtor 4 Glrls League Cout1c1l 4 Hockey 1 2 3 Soft ball 1 4 Volleyball l Bowlmg Nancy lee Bennett Glee Club 2 3 Oh Doctor a Richard Paige Bowen Spanish Club 3 Chemistry Club 4 Hall Momtor I Clee Club l H M Pmafore twenty five Barbara Elisabeth Brandel Inter Nos 1 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Chem Club 4 Revelers 4 Glee Club 1 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Bruce Buckley Spamsh Club 4 Chem Club 4 Revelers 4 Inclustrxal Arts Club 1 Natlonal Honor3 4 Semor Honor 4 Student Counctl 4 Debate 4 Hall Momtor 4 Tro yan Stal? 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Choxr 2 3 Pres 4 Ensemble 3 H M S Pmafore 1 Holly wood Bound 2 Oh Doctor 3 Suspense 3 Aunt Dxnahs Quxltmg Party 3 Stage Crew 3 Tumblers 1 2 Charles Richard Brannock B n 1 2 3 Raymond Buckley Spanlsh Club 3 Newsclass 3 Glee Club 1 Suspense 3 Wappln Warf 4 Football lames E Breece, Ir Class Vxce Pres 1 Student Coun c1l 2 Troyan Staff 4 Aunt Dm abs Quxltnng Party 3 Basket 1 2 Harold Byrd Betty lean Call Commercial Club 1 Deans As slstant 3 Hall Momtor 4 Joyce Carson Hall Momtor 3 Baclmlnton 2 fweflly SM' Y H3 Q3 IA 1 is ad! Marlone Call Dons louise Cartee Chem Club 4 Betty Lam 1 Deans Assxstant 4 Fay Calllhan Betty Lamp Club 1 2 Sen1or Honor Councnl 4 Deans Assls tant 4 Trolan Staff 4 Bowlmg 1 Homecomrng Queen 4 James Iulrus Cassidy p Club Class Pres 4 Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 Newsclass 3 Hall Mon mror 4 Aunt Dnnahs Quxltmg Party 3 Football 1 4 Basket 1 Betty Chancey Chemxstry Club 4 Jean Clark Washmgton Twp Hlgh School Wilma Church Bette l Clmebell Lnbrary Club 3 Band I 7 3 4 twenzy Seven Betty Clark Inter Nos 1 Spanish Club 3 Senior Honor Council 4 Glee Clu 1 2 3 Choir 3 Bettie Coburn GeeC1ub2 3 Chr3 4 Girls Ensemble 3 Oh Doctor luamta Ruth Coburn Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 G AC 3 4 Glee Club 2 Basketball 3 Softball 1 2 3 Volleyballl 3 Bowling 1 2 3 Duane Elame Cox Inter Nos 1 English Club 1 Student Councll 1 Glee Club f Oh Doctor 3 Robert louls Coburn K Merle Danner Senior Honor 4 Dean s Assistant 4 Hall Monitor 2 Choir 2, 9 Trojan Staff 4' Hollywood Bound 2. James Everett Coffee Inter Nos 4g Spanish Club 4. Mary Anne Darragh Chemistry Club 45 Senior Honor 4g Dean's Assistant 4. twenty-eight i X .-4 -fl' Harold Edward Coriell Chemistry Club 4g Senior Honor 43 Baud 1, 2, 5, 4. Arthur Gerald Daulton Chemistry Club 4. Darlene Louise Davis Inter Nos 1' English Club ' Softball 2' Bowling 2. John Delahar Anna louise Day Inter Nos 1 English Club Spanish Club 3 Vivian lane Delotelle Glee Club I 2 Choir 1 Dona Lou Day Hall Monitor 3 Glee Club Softball l 2 Bowling l Ruta Dever Iweniy nine Ray Ersnaugle Virginia Mae DeBerrienne Wilbur Doerr Mary Louise Doherty Inter Nos 1' English Club 1' Library 1 2 4' Revelers Club 4' Band 5 4' Suspense 3. Ruth Eastwood Inter Nos 1 English Club 1 en 1 r H nor 4 Bet Lam Club 0 0 W P 1 2 Deans Assistant 4 chestra 1 2 3 Phyllis Doll Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra So t ball 1 2 Bowlingl Charles Egbert Jeanne Dougherty Inter Nos 1 Class Sec 1 Basket 1 H ey 2 C 2 3 4 So ball 1 thlrly Hall Monitor 3 4 Football 1 7 Bas etball 1 2 5 Capt Student Council Pres 4 Glee u 1 7 hoirl H S Pinafore 1 Hollywood Bound 7 Aunt Dmahs Quilt mg Party 3 g 1 23 f- ball , 2, 74g ack ' ', 5, 4, G.A. . , , g ft ,2, 3, 4g Bowling 1, 2g Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. lt ,'.,,i,, ainN4i C1 bl ,-, 31C Q21 2' AM. Gene Dunn Plus Ultra 2, 3g Chem. Club 4g National Honor 3, 43 Senior Honor 43 Band 4g Newsclass 2, 3g Intramural Basketball 1, 2. Betty Joanne Elliott Spanrsh Club 3 Hall Monxtor 3 Softball I Bowlrng 3 James Bernie Estep Glee Club 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Oh Doctor 3 Wanda Onerta Foster Inter Nos 3 Plus Ultra 4 Chem Club 4 Hall Momtor 3 4 Allen Fans Spannsh Club 1 Intramural Bas ketball 2 lames E Fout Spamsh 3 4 Chemxstry Club 4 Semor Honor Pres 4 Student Councxl 1 2 4 Football 1 3 Quxlung Party 3 Class Pres 2 Harold Lloyd Flelds Natronal Honor 3 4 Senror Honor 4 Cholr 1 3 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Oh Doctor 3 Robert Wllllam Frazier Inter Nos l Plus Ultra 2 Span rsh Club 3 Chemnstry Club Narronal Honor 3 Treasurer 4 Semor Honor 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 thirty one . . 3 - Q Q - . Z , s 1 Q 3 Y ' . 3 I 9 Q , - . 3 . . . ' , 9 , . . 2 Co-captam 4g Aunt Dinah s g . . . I , 1 ' Q a 1 , , , y - . . . ' Q . 1 ' 1 1 4a I , 1 Q v r 1 Q , , - John Gall Student Councll 5 Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 3 Troyan Staff 4 Aunt Dmah s Qutltmg Party 5 Lorraine Gllllsple Darlene Gardner Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Mary Alice Grashel Betty Ruth Gerard Marvin Grlffm Student Councxl 2 Glee Club 1 2 Hollywood Bound 2 Foot ba 5 4 Iuamta Grlfflth Glee Club2 3 4 Choir 4 Oh Doctor 5 Betty Haas Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 7 En glxsh Club 1 2 Deans Asslstant 4 Hall Monitor 4 Volleyball 1 2 Softball 1 Bowlmg 1 thirty Iwo Q l 18 ...fl Clara lean Cuilkey lesse Hagaman Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Hall hfomtor 3 Carl Edward Culley Areta B Hager Samuel Hancock Drum Malor 4 Warren Calvm Hartz B n 1 2 3 Charles Ernest Hanshaw Spanish Club 3 4 Chem Club 4 Revelers 4 Semor Honor 4 Troyan Staff 4 Debate Team 4 H M S Pmafore l Holly wood Bound 2 Eugene R Heath Spanish Club 1 2 lhfrly three a d , , . . f. , L' t . Hall Monitor- ,3, 41 Choir 1, 22 Barbarann llarns Inter Nos I Plus Ultra 2 G A C 3 4 National I-Ionor3 4 Semor Honor 4 Srudent Councxl 3 Coachs Cilice 4 Trojan Stal? 4 Softballl 2 Bowlmgl 2 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Home cornmg Queen s Attendant 4 John Patncla Grace Henry Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 Span rsh Club 3 4 Chemnstry Club 4 Revelers 4 Troyan Staff 4 Glee Club 2 Basketball 2 Softball 2 3 Bowlmg 4 E Hart Norma Elame Henson Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 Eng l1sh Club 1 Spanxsh Club 3 4 Chem Club 4 Debate Club 4 Revelers 4 Senior Honor 4 Nat1onal Honor 3 4 Newsclass 2 3 Trolan Staff 4 Glee Club 2 Hall Momtor 3 Oh Doctor 3 Suspense 3 Patrlcla Ann Hiatt Spamsh Club 3 4 Chem Club 4 Glee Club pres 3 Orchestra 3 4 Girls League Counc1l4 Softball 1 Dorothy layne Hobstetter Inter Nos I Plus Ultra 3 Chem Club 4 Semor Honor 4 Stu dent Councnl 2 3 Betty Hicks Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 rsh Club 3 4 Softball 1 ID 1 2 loyce Mane Hollon Waycross Hxgh School l 2 3 Spanlsh Club 4 thirty four Span Bowl C 43 A JA f -3 lzetta Mae Hicks Library 4 Rlchard E Hopkms, Jr Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 Hall Momtor 2 3 Spanrsh Club 3 Class Treas 1 Basketball l 2 Inter Nos l Plus Ultra 2 9 4 Chem Club 4 Debate 4 Lxbrary Club 3 Glee Club 1 Hall Mon xtor 4 H M S Pnnafore 1 Wllllam Alfred Hopkins, Jr Spamsh Club 3 Chem Club 4 Hall Monitor 3 Trojan StaH 4 Janet Hoskms Spamsh Club 1 2 Hall Momtor 4 Revelers 4 Debate 4 G A C 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Bowlmg 1 2 Softballl 2 3 Tennls 2 GleeClub1 2 5 4 Chou' 3 4 H M S Prnafore I Holly wood Bound 2 Oh Doctor 3 Suspense 5 Peggy Jackson Glee crux, 1 2 5 Oharles Huffman Industnal Arts l Joyce Jefferson Basketball 2 Glee Club 2 Pres 4 junior Club V Pres 3 fhlrly five George Arthur Irvin Marie Jenkins McDermott 1. Rosemary lson Senior Honor 4g Library 2g Dcan's Oilice 3, 4g Glee Club 1. Marllyn Jean Jenkins Wheelersburg Hrgh School 2 Betty Jane Johnson junror Club 3 Pres Mary Elizabeth Johnson Faye Aileen Johnson Hall Monxror 4 Nancy Heron Johnson Inter Nos I Spanrsh Club G A C 3 4 Trojan H Softball I 7 Volleyball I Q Tennis 2 Bovxlrng 1 7 thirty six . . , . . . 1 . . - - - , 1 Sta ' , ,. 7 .-, . , - K- ' - 1' , , ,-- fl? fi y vi' fi Glorlne Johnson junror Club 3 Glee Club 4 Emma lean Jones Inter Nos 1 Semor Honor Coun cxl 4 Deans Asslstant 4 Frances lee Judd Spanrsh Club 2 Semor Honor Councrl 4 Hall Monitor 4 Hockey 2 Bowlmg 1 Truman Edward Klme Senror Honor Cou c 4 Momtor 5 4 Volleyball 2 Betty lustlce Englrsh Club 1 Spanrsh Club Hall Monrtor 3 Trojan Staff f Glee Club I Don Alonsos Treasure I Norman Gene Laker Pre-Service Club 4. Davld M Kendall Industrial Arts Club 1' Stage Crew 2. Wlnlfred la Rue Hall English Club I 2' Volleyball 2 3' Basketball 2 5. Ihirty-seven Ioan Lawson G A C 3 4 bcnxor Honor Councrl 4 Glee Club l 2 9 Chou' 3 4 Cnrls Lnsemblc 2 4 M 5 Pmafore Oh Doctor 2 Hollywood Bound 5 Softballl 2 5 Bowl Ethel Lester Lxbrary Club 2 3 4 Sec 4 Laura Lehman C 2 Gloria Jean Lewls Chemrsrry Club 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Volleyball 3 Imogene Lerghtenhermer Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 Eng lsh Club 1 2 Deans Assxstant 4 I.1brary Club 4 V Pres 4 Band 1 2 3 4 BSharp Cl b Henry E. Lewrs Industrral Arts Club 1, Softball 1, Volleyball 2, 5, Stage Crew 2, 3 Pearline lisath Glee Club, Sec 3, Junxor Club, Treas Jean Martin Englrsh Club 1, Chem Club 4 thirty elght . . . , 3 ' 1 ' , ,143 . A , Q ,, , :N 2 , 3, fg H. , '. 1 lg Q Q '- ing 1, 2. I D 7 J ' ' G.A. . ,3, 4. . . , , . . . . Z Z' ' 1 - , g ' 3 1 - - S 9 s 2 ' u 3, 4. . Martha lane List Inter Nos lg Spanish Club 23 G.A.C. 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir 3, 4g Hollywood Bound 25 Oh, Doctor 3g For- est Prince 4. Sarah McQuam Inter Nos 1' Plus Ultra 2 3 4' Chem. Club 4' English Club 1 2' Orchestra 1 2 3 4' B-Sharp Club 3 4' Debate 4' Trojan Staff 4' National Honor 3 4' G. A. C. 3' Softball 1 2' Bowl- in 1 2. lanet Lourse Little Spanish Club 1 2 Englrsh Club 2 3 Lxbrary Club 3 4 Queens Attendant 4 Lovell Lee Meadows Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 Hal Monrtor 3 Basketball 2 3 Eugene Looney Industrral Arts 1 Stage Crew 3 Volleyball 2 Aunt Drnah s Qurltrng Party 3 Barbara Ann Melvm Glee Club V Pres 2 junror Club Sec. Patrucra Merrlll Ironton High 1 2 3 Spamsh Club 4 Revelers Club 4 Trojan Stal? 4 Volleyball 4 lohn Drllon Monroe Aunt Dinah s Qulltlng Parry 3 thirty nine Ann louise Mlller Engllsh Club 1 2 Spanxsh Club 1 2 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Class S 4 Choir 4 Hollywood Bound 2 Oh Doctor 3 or est Prxnce 4 Basketball 1 Mlldred Moore Betty Lamp Club 1 Glee Club C r H M Pmafore 1 Hollywood Bound 2 Oh Doctor 3 Softballl 2 Bowlrng 1 2 Benlamm Mlller Richard F Moore Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 4 Co Pres 3 Eng Club 1 Chem Student Councxl 4 Hall Monxtor 3 Seruor Honor Sec Nauonal Honor 3 Pres 4 Newsclass 2 3 Trojan Co Edxtor 4 Class Treas 4 Aunt Dxnah s Qurlung Party 3 Football 1 Intramural Basket ball 1 Intramural Softball 1 In tramural Paddle Tennis 3 Intra gnural Table Tenms 3 Volley al 3 Paul Dee Mitchell Inter Nos l Student Councxl 2 4 Newsclass 3 Semor Honor 4 Hall Momtor 3 Volleyball 3 Marpone E Moree Semor Honor Glee Club 4 Chou' 4 Band 1 Orchestra 1 2 Ensemble 4 Softball 2 3 Bowl mg 2 3 lane Murfm Inter Nos 1 Hockey 1 Softball 1 2 Bowlmgl 2 Lulu Etta Neff Inter Nos 1 forty . . . 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', 1 1 Q Q u 2 D 1 ' , . . .L 1 v 1 1 - 41 Judy lee Murfln Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 L1 brary Club Pres 3 Lrbrary Staff 1 2 3 Spanxsh Club 3 Hall Monitor 4 G A C 3 4 Hockey 4 Tenms 2 Softball 1 2 4 Bowlmgl 2 3 4 Frances Newman Spanrsh Club 3 Hall Monltor 4 G A C 3 4 Tennis 2 ft ba I 2 4 Bowlrng 1 2 3 4 James Davrd Murphy Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 Span 15 Club3 4 Band12 3 4 Orchestral 3 4 Intramural Bas ketball 2 Romana Charlotte Newman Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 Span rsh Club 3 Senror Honor 4 Glrls League Councrl Sec 3 Tro- jan StaH4 G A C 3 4 Basket ball 2 4 Hockeyl 2 4 Volley ball 2 3 Softball 2 3 Bowlmg 2 Cheerleader l 2 3 Homecommg Queen 3 Betty Mae Neal Lxbrary Club I Hockey 1 Soft ball I 2 Volleyball 1 Drum Majorette 4 Thomas R 0 Connor Aunt Dxnah s Qullnng Party 3 Unrversrty of Notre Dame 4 Thomas 0rth Industnal Arts 1 Student Coun cn 1 Wanda Parlrn forty .One Betty Irene Page Kathleen Patterson Inter Nos 13 G. A. C. 33 Glee Club lg Softball 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 2g Tennis 2, 3g Bowling 1, 2. Regins Parker Hall Monitor 3. Tom Philburn Spamsh Club 1 Hall Monxtor 2 Football 3 4 lucy Tanner Phllllps Spamsh Club 3 Glee Club 3 Basketball 2 Hockey 2 Volley ball 3 lack Plymale Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 Chem Club 4 Hall Momtor 4 Intra mural Softballl H M S Pma fo e l Hollywood Bound 2 Oh Doctor 3 Aunt Dmahs Qurltlng Party 3 Football 2 Edna Pltts Howard Pollltt Hall Monltor 4 Intramural Bas ketball 1 2 3 Basketball Mgr 4 Intramural Softball 1 Foot ball 1 2 forty Iwo 33 T' Bull Plxley Industnal Arts 1 Intramural Bas ketball 2 Stage Crew 3 Pre Servrce Club 4 Bob Powell Chem Club 4 Bandl 2 Orchestra 2 4 V Pres 3 Robert Prather Glee Club 2 Choxr 3 4 Holly wood Bound 2 Oh Doctor 3 Intramural Basketball 3 In tramural Softball 1 2 Football 1 Barbara Questel Inter Nos I Plus Ultra 2 G A C 2 3 4 Semor Honor Council Student Councnl 2 Class Sec Trojan Staff 4 Basketball 1 Softball I 2 4 Volleyblll 3 4 Intramural Volleyball Bowlmg 1 2 Cheerleader l Blllle Prldemore Spamsh Club 2 Hall Monxtor 2 Phyllls Mane Ralke Marilyn Purdum Inter Nos 1, Plus Ultra 2, Span rsh Club 3, 4 G A C 3, 4, Basketball 3, Softball l, 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Bowllng 1, 2, 3, 4, Badmxnton 3 Forrest R. Ratcliffe Spamsh Club 1, Glee Cl Cheerleader l, 2, 3 forty lhree ll Genevieve Reeg C l Basketball 1 2 Softball 1 Rlchard Rlehl Washrngton Twp Hlgh School 1 2 Spamsh Club 3 Revelers 4 Hall Morutor 3 Suspense 3 Paul Edward Reeg Span1sh Club 2 Chem Club 2 Debate 4 Seruor Honor Councrl 4 Trojan Staff 4 Herman Elmer Rrgley Chem Club 4 Orchestra 2 3 Football Mgr 1 2 3 Marilyn Paulme Revare Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 G A C 3 Lrbrary Club 3 Glee Club 1 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 BSharp Club 3 4 Hockey 1 2 Softballl 2 Volleyball 3 bowl mg 1 Helen lucrlle Roberts Spanish Club 1 2' Softball 2. Thelma lean Richey Inter Nos 4. Eunice Marie Robertson Glee Club 2, 3g Choir 43 Oh, Doctor 3. forty- four 4 ,al Q, 1 it 4 Eunice Ross Spanish Club 1. Leonard Scaggs Alice Virginia Royal Glee Club 1 Julia lane Schlicter Versemakers 1 Spanish Club 1 2 Senior Honor Council 4 Hall Monitor 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Choir 3 4 Girls Ensemble 3 4 Hollywood Bound 2 Doctor 3 Forest Prince 4 lohn Sagraves Industrial Arts Club 1 Aunt Dmah s Quilting Party 3 lntra mural Basketball 2 3 Franklyn H Schmidt lr Norma Samopulos Class V. Pres. 4' Senior Honor Council 4' Hall Monitor 4' Glee Cu 1 2 3 4 Pres. 43 Choir3 Treas. 4' Girls Ensemble 3 4' 'Hollywood Bound -' Oh Doctor 3' 'Forest Prince 4. Peggy le Monne Schneller forly-five Lois lean Scott Inter Nos lg Plus Ultra gl Ifng- lish Club l, Zg Basketball lg Soft- ball lg Bowling l. Helen Louise Slusher Clay Twp. High School l, 2, 5. June Scott junior Club 33 Glee Club 2, 4g Basketball 2g Volleyball 2. Vlrglma Mane Slusher Clay Twp Hlgh School 1 2 0ral Davis Scott Inter Nos l Engllsh Club l Horace Small Inter Nos l Plus Ultra 7 Doctor 3 Aunt Dinah s Qu1lt mg Parry 3 Edlth Seller Softball 2 Charles E Smlth Class Pres 3 Inter Nos l P us Ultra 2 3 Suspense Aunt Dmah s Qutltmg Parry 4 forty six wiv' Marthalee Smlth Inter Nos l Plus Ultra Eng lush Club 2 Chem C lub f Rev rs 4 G A C Z Glee u 1 2 3 Cholr 2 3 Tro lan Stall 3 Oh Doctor Hollywood Bound 2 us p nse 3 Basketball I 2 3 Softball l 3 4 Tennrs 2 Charlene Snyder Spanish Club 1 Deans Assrstant 4 Basketball 1 2 Softball 1 Volleyball l Bowling 1 2 Sara Ellzabeth Smlth Spanrsh Club I 2 Basketball 1 Softball l Robert Snyder Inter Nos 1 Spanrsh Club 3 Basketballl 2 3 4 Football 4 IA lulla Snook llsh Club I 2 Spanlsh Club 4 Chem Club 4 V Pres 4 Revelers 4 Treas f G A C 2 Natronal onor 3 Senlor Honor Councnl 4 Hall Monrtor 3 Vrce Presntlent 4 H M S Plnafore l Oh Doc t 3 Hollywood Bound 2 Basketball 2 3 Hockeyl 2 Softball 1 2 3 Volleyball 3 Archery 3 4 Bowlrng 1 lorame Sparks Jeannette Spencer Betty Lamp Club 1 2 Glee Club 2 Softballl 2 Bowlrngl 'Q' lohn Stanley Chem Club 4 junior Club 3 Hall Monrtor 3 forfy Seven 1 2: - ' 1 ' . l I9 - I ele 3 . . I ', 3, 43 Cl b , , Q ' ' , , 4: - 4' ' 1 Q jj 51 4 .. 3 S , ' e 3 ' I, , , 41 f' ' , , Q - 9 ' , - , 1 9 .Q f , 'Q , , , 3 - I l Inter Nos lg Plus Ultra 23 Eng- , , 3, ff 1 - , - - L V' .Y . , . 4: . . . , 9' ' 3 3, 43 ' ' H , 45 ' ' 1 'CZ X. or g I' 1 g , Q , , 34 , , L D L L ' , 1 ' A lacquetta Staiger Spanish Club lg G. A. C. 4g Tro- jan Staff 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Hockey 2, 35 Softball 2g Volley- ball lg Tennis lg Bowling 1, 2, 3. Roger Leroy Staten lacquelm Ann Staker Inter Nos l' Plus Ultra 2' Chem. Club 4' Revelers 4 Sec. 4' De- bate 4' G. A. C. 2 3 4' National Honor 3 4 V. Pres. 4' Senior Honor Council 3 4 Pres. 4' Stu- dent Council 1 4' Newsclass 3' Glee Club 1 2' Choir 3' Trojan Staff 4 H M S Pmafore Oh Doctor 3 Suspense Basketballl 2 3 Softballl Volleyball 1 2 3 Ten Paddle Tennis 2 Bowling 1 Walter Sullens Betty Loulse Suter Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 Span rsh Club 3 Glee Club 2 Oh Doctor 3 Floyd Thompson Student Council 4 Hall Monitor 3 Aunt Dinah s Quilting Party 3 Varslty Football 3 4 Intra mural Basketball 2 3 4 Joyce Taylor Spanish Club 1 2 Senior Honor Council 4 Student Council 1 2 Hall Monitor 4 Bowling 1 2 Rosanne Thornton Spanish Club Z Revelers 4 Glee u 1 2 C Oh Doctor 3 Hollvvu ood Bound 2 Suspense 3 Basket bl 1 Hockey 1 Softball 1 Bowling 1 2 forty e'Qht Walter Thlmmes lntramural Basketball 1 2 3 Freshman Football Rosemary Thurman Hall Momtor 4 Band 2 5 Beverly Tlerney Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 7 Span rsh Club 5 G A C 3 4 Senxor Honor Student Councxl 2 V Pres 4 Trojan Staff 4 Basket ball 2 Hockey l 2 4 Softball 1 2 3 Volleyball 2 4 Tenrus 2 Bowlmgl 2 Grrls League V Pres 4 Cheerleader 1 Roger Lee Vogel Chem Club 4 Revelers 4 Glee u I 2 wood Bound 2 Oh Doctor 3 Ruth Tubbs Glee Club 2 4 junror Club 3 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Wllllam H Wagner Semor Honor Chorr 3 Band 1 O stra I Trojan Staff 4 Aunt D1nahs Qurlung Party 3 Roger B Turrell C em Club 4 Band 1 2 Orchestral 2 3 Suspense 3 Bonnue Lou Walbrrght Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 7 Ha Momtor 5 Softball 1 Bovslmg forty nine , , , 41 l . g , l , 2, 3, 4l Cl b' , , 32 Choir 1,,3, 4g H, M. S, Pinaforen lg Holly- 2, 5, 45 fche ,'2, 5, 45 h . 1 H , , 3: U 1 ' -1 '11 1, 2. ' ' lames Varner Glenn Edward Walker Inter Nos Ig Class Treas. 5. Walter Walters Aunt Dmah s Qurltxng Party Chemlstry Club 4 lols Webb G A C 3 4 Basketball 1 Softball 1 Bowllng I George Wartsbaugh Barbara .lane Wedebrook Engllsh Club 1 2 Glee Club l 2 3 Ch lr 3 4 Hollywood Bound 2 Oh Doctor 3 Rosetta Patrlcla Washington Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 2 3 Chem Club 4 Debate 4 Arch ery 4 junnor Club Marvm H Whltesrde Inter Nos I Plus Ultra 2 Span rsh Club u Revelers 4 Glec u 1 7 3 Chorr 3 4 H S Pmafore I Hollywood Bound 2 Oh Doctor J Sus pense 3 fifty I? Y 3 A0 if --5 If Norma Jean Woods Stephen Yeagle Hall Monitor 1 Aunt Dxnahs Quxlrmg Party 5 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Co Capram 4 Patrlcla Yuenger Inter Nos 1 Plus Ultra 7 Eng lash Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 Aileen Webb Phyllis Wmebrenner 'xxg flfly on T 5 Ya 0 ,lg 'Q' JUNIOR CLASS HE class of '46 has already proved that it has brains, beauties, talent, and leaders. As freshmen, they chose jack Hughes, president, Martha Apel, vice- president, Mary Alice Schisler, secretary, and Jane Lloyd, treasurer. Class sponsor was Miss Anna Blazer. Gene Myers, Jackie Daniels, Judy Pratt, and Eleanor McClure were the officers elected in their second year, with Miss Blazer again sponsoring the class. Several good athletes were making their way to the top, not to mention the addition of Betty Handley and Jackie Daniels to the cheerleading squad. With the' class play over: the juniors began- a magazine subscription drive in an effort to raise more money for the junior-senior prom. Oflicers serving this year were Harry Chastain, president, Billie Ross, vice-president, Maurine McCulloch, secretary, and Jackie Daniels, treasurer. Miss Elizabeth Whitehouse was the sponsor this year. fifty-three HOMERO0M 206 Firft Roux' H. Keibler, T. Luckey, C, Killen, l. Irwin, B. Lawrance, E. McClure, 1. Lloyd, B. Ivers, P. Lowe. Second Roun- F. King, I. Hubbard, M. Hunter, L. Leach, A. Howes, M. McCul1ock, R. Lewis, B. Lipker, D. Lathrop, B. Lair. Third Row: G. Kah, A. jefferson, C. Locher, D. Knittel, j. Hughes, S. johnson, R. Kiser, K. Lewis, C. Litteral, E. Lucas, j. Irwir- HOMERO0M 207 Fin: Row: J. Mathews, B. Moore, K. McMillan, B. Newman, 1. Martin, 1. Moritz, R. Manley, N. Perry, K. Marshall, H. Melvin. Second Row: B. Maze, N. Middlecamp, M. Midkiff, E. Morgan, M. Marcum, M. Maddy, B. Morris, H. Pherson, F. Philburn, N. McGill, G. Myers. Third Roux' D. McLaughlin, C. McGoron, R. Pelfrey, J. Neikirk, H. Miclethwaire, A. Middendorf, W. Phillips, G. Marsh, L. Peters, R. Parks, E. McHenry. HOMERO0M 210 Fin! Row: P. Rayburn, N. Rollins, B. Rice, C. Rice, J. Pleasant, E. Pridemore, B. Pyle, P. Phipps. Second Row' V. Potter, V. Riggs, R. Ragan, W. Redding, F. Quinn, j. Pratt, J. Ramrnel, S. Riggs. Third Row: J. Reid, W. Riggs, C. Rapalee, J. Rayburn, C. Richter, D. Rice, G. Roberts, C. Riley, W. Robinson. L mfr 0 3 . Yii,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,.,.--..- .I 'A 'K qc 1 Q -i rf.. W... --.--if ,fi , , at p . -1v--.- xl Limkfq .113 'P x 2 g E i l i 1 A Ii' J. mn-ff LL ... - . 3 L.-.s ....2:.c.:. , 1 if HOMERO0M 211 Firxt Row: J. Smith, J. Smith, R. Smith, P. Stokes, M. Stewart, B. Schott, D. Skidmore, G. Roush, E. Swavel, K. Shep- herd. Second Row: B. Shockley, M. Salisbury, S. Schroeder, J. Scott, M. Schisler, D. Shultz, W. Staten, E. Rudiry, V Salyer. Third Row: B. Smith, C. Rose, D. Smith, J. Russell, M. Skaggs, S. Segur, B. Rose. Fourth Row: S. Runyan C. Snedecor, J. Scott, J. Setty, R. Sparks, D. Salsbury, D. Spriggs. Il0MERO0M 212 Fir!! Row: B. Yaeger, J. White, D. Young, I. Winters, S. Watkins, L. Williams, J. Vinson, M. White, R. White, M. Tisher. Second Row: M. Thompson, V. White, M. Terry, M. Winters, E. Vest, E. Thompson, D. Tracy, E. Young, B. Winters, L. Yeager, J. Woodrum, M. Tubbs. Third Row: T. Taylor, D. Wagner, M. Williamson, G. Webb, R Williams, J. Webb, H. Wolery, C. Thompson, D. Yuenger, M. Williams. Ex -4, , s. Nm . - I :,. . ,'- '-11: . ..,.,,, . X , Saks, ik i fifty-six SV ii 1 ' f ' 'img -5 2233 sf 1515 - 3' 5 'mir - '55 gy: ,sz,.g45hX 1.g.x gf 27 f i B F' , , I y , if 5 we ,ir 'fi 1, ' JN ' iff. , 'Q-L xx 3' 'J' V ' vrxbx s .1 as ,. . ' 1, 'A ,I-'f':'f 4' is 'T' l'-,Ml-' , 'i'a '. .2311 'AN ' jf, .f A ,Zi .369 ' 4' Q 9 34 iii 'un' 'WG' . 1 f QW if N M' . '4 , rf-.'1:'gg,,ff' 3s? 01 l' sz if if ' fi .uf Y . . E' I.-,, , ,J 3 ' 3 it Q, . .lv , ' , if 1 4, W 4 r' 1 -f, iw, ,N . W i '- fr Qian ' 2 , ' 'Lr,.'.Qk: -' wx, SOPHOMORE CLASS HE sophomores chose Jim Noel, Cynthia Edwards, Sarah Dupuy, and Carolyn Dill to lead them in their initial year in Portsmouth High School. After several mixers the class of '47 became well organized and began making plans for a skating party. As always the annual affair was highly suc- cessful. Miss Genevieve Dupre was their sponsor. Dave Thomas made his classmates swell with pride by his all around good playing on the varsity football team. Janet Martin, Margaret Lega, Sarah Dupuy, and Cynthia Edwards added plenty of pep to the cheering section. Dick Nettles served as president this year, and Cynthia Edwards was again vice-president. Mary Lou Elkins and John Fisher were the other officers. Class sponsor was Miss Marie Trowbridge. fifty-eight lv 9 N 2 4 Q U i is ...g I 'Sr . , 4 Q ,S . . ' J ff ,df 5 ii 6 b . fs... 3 Q HOMERO0M 303 Fin! Row: A. Applegate, D. Bloomer, I. Artis, J. Bowen, A. Arms, M. Armstrong, C. Booth, j. Baker, E. Adams. Setwul Roux' U. Anderson, P. Adams, L. Brandel, I. Bocook, R. Burkhardt, L. Adams, E. Brown, O. Bradford, D. Baker. Yhinl Roux' E. Antis, L. Berkley, R. Beard, j. Atkinson, D. Bell, T. Bachns, D. Bowen, D. Askew, C. Adkins, T. Barney. HOMERO0M 304 Fin! Roux' A. Cornwell, H. Conkel, C. Dill, K. Collins, H. Burns, D. Donley, R. Davis, j. Diddle, R. Dawson, T. Call. Second Roux' S. Crabtree, M. Curcio, E. Cobourn, B. Clausing, 1. Dodge, G. Chucales, R. Chapman, E. Doherty, W. Dever, W. Cox. Third' Roux' R. Cooper, D. Cook, I. Chapman, I. Carmichael, R. Collins, R. Cullen, D. Crabtree, D. Davis, L. Daniels, R. Day. Fourth Roux' I-I. Byers, D. Cooper, I-I. Clark, N. Bush, H. Cooper, R. Dodge, -I. Clark, E. Cooper, j. Cunningham. HOMERO0M 306 Firrl Roux' D. Ferguson, C. Fisher, J. Flamer, K. Gaines, D. Evans, A. Edwards, B. Dunham, N. Galloway. Sewnd Rnu: W. Dunn, R. Goddard, M. Elkins, S. DuPuy, C. Edwards, M. Fisher, M. Ferguson, L. Ginn. Third Roux' H. Dyer, G. Ellis, M. Eastwood, V. Dunn, B. Gallen, j. Frese. Fouflb Roux' -I. Fisher, R. Hack, W. Edwards, R. Evans, E. Goddard, B. Glenn, M. Gimms, S. Golden, L. Frazer. fifty-nine ,,-.------- . ' 'A' i R, f f gl ,N ws. 5 . f 4 n 11 VN L46 1 . as e . f' c , , '1 Hi 'M' 'Y' , ' ' I 1, qw? . '- fi L vr X f . is Xl :leg l.. i af ...an . . Y I 5 W J ...J-s--. L .. -. A .. ---W I .. 0 N M-A ,MM !'l'W'F! gunna gnu-. 1 ' .. 4 t Q ' ll 1? 1 ' 1 Q if Q.. ' ' I 'Q .-- Qui' f 'f l A-ef is P X M lv ,xr N . Q Ks -X-ei 1 J' -. 'WM ., 7 Mo. mmm mg' ,- HOMERO0M 308 Firrt Row: J. Hobbs, L. Harris, N. Grashel, J. Hamilton, H. Harris, E. Greer, J. Hicks, E. Greer. Second Row: C. Graham, B. Heath, J. Hicks, C. Hatch, J. Hood, C. Holeston, E. Harrod, R. Hazelbeck. Third Row: J. Griffith, H. Hewitt, R. Gordon, L. Hedrick, M. Goodman, P. Hammond, M. Henson, W. Hollis. Fourth Row: J. Hess, R. Graham, D. Gordley, D. Grashel, J. Graham, G. Hill, C. Hockenheimer. HOMERO0M 309 Firrt Rowx J. Layne, M. Locke, N. Jarvis, B. Lambert, J. Horton, M. Legas, C. Hudson, A. Looney, E. Lancaster, M. Lawson, J. lson. Second Row: R. Little, D. Livingston, B. Long, M. Kidwell, R. Johnson, R. Jenkins, E. Keyser, H. Kemp. Third Row: F. Kees, R. Justice, J. Iang, B. Hoover, C. Howard, C. Horton, R. Howard, C. Huffman, R. Jennings, R. Keyes. HOMERO0M 310 Firrt Row: J. Martin, E. Meadows, M. Neal, J. Lycans, M. Mann, S. Nagel, W. Mullins, E. McGlone, E. Lyons, J. McNamara. Second Row: C. McGlone, M. Michael, G. McNeil, C. Mitchell, J. Meadows, D. McFarland, J. Mershon, J. Nagel, B, Mc- Connel. Third Row: N. Mathis, H. Martin, R. Nettles, G Mercer, G. Mullins, T. Monroe, J. Meyers, M. Lynn, J. McGuire. Sifkfy Il0MERO0M 311 Pint Row: O. Prater, C. Roe, P. O'Conner, M. Purtee, B. Reynolds, B. Piclcock, B. Pugh, W. Roe, D. Reeves. Second Row: W. Robirds, J. Noel, D. Reider, B. Patrick, R. Rohinsen, P. Phillips, j. Roberts, D. Richards, H. Osborne. Third Roux' L. Reeg, M. Perry, V. Pascoe, E. Preston, M. Nichols, N. Plummer, L. Peake, F. Poole, G. Obrist. Fourth Roux' L. Patterson, D. Roberts, J. Renison, D. Parker, L. Prior, P. Orth, E. Ratcliff, C. Petee, J. Randall, H. Noel. HOMERO0M 201 Fin! Row: B. Smith, S. Stokes, B. Snyder, L. Springer, J. Smith, A. Sexton, K. Soutlers, B. Shultz. Second Roux M. Scott, J. Scurlock, R. Spangler, M. Ross, N. Schwartz, S. Shy, N. Salmons, G. Salyers. Third Roux' G. Tagg, P. Rogers, K. Stan- ley, J. Ross, B. Sramper, j. Spires, R. Sectest, M. Stout. Fourth Roux' 1. Scott, R. Selby, D. Stoute, M. Scaggs, P. Smith, A. Sagraves, j. Smith. HOMERO0M 202 Firrt Row: A. Welton, L. Thornton, R. Womack, M. Wallace, M. Whelan, D. Wise, K. Vance, R. Walker, P. XVhite, B. Tanner, B. Warren, M. Terry, B. Varner. Set-mid Roux' K. Wedebrook, M. Thatcher, D. Talbott, P. Taylor, D. Vinson, E. Tennant, M. Werner, S. Zuene, T. Workman, J. Van Bibher, V. Williams, 1. Turner. Third Razr: R. Untlerwootl, R. Clifford, j. Walker, J. West, E. Winters, G. Ward, W. Worrell, J. White, C. Winters, R. Yost, D. Thurman, H. White- house, J. Tipton. il IJ evff +P 25 ' -' .9 1 li fl gf ' I ' ' ,JT ill . ,Q -Q - vt T Q ' Y 1 V- 5 Q J ' 144 if-5' 4' 1 x ' 1 my . ,Q Q., 2 . i 9 N ' 's ' E- ini FRESHMEN CLASS V s'Xly Iwo 38. u FRESHMAN CLASS HIS year a new group of bewildered students wandered through the halls of Portsmouth High School. After several confused weeks, the greenness disappeared, and they began to feel as if they had been a part of the high school all their lives. Election day soon arrived and the big moment was at hand when the freshman president was to be named. That honor went to Bill Apel. Gene Hackworth, Jim Daugherty, and Mary Ellen Scott also shared the lime- light by being elected to the offices of vice-president, treasurer, and secretary respectively. Miss Caroline Mackoy and Miss Margaret Anderson were co- sponsors for this promising new class of '48, sixty-three .a 1.7 Ul Q1 wnnuulilll' Ili X!! -wmv WNY ali iff! at F .'-1 1 wi, 1 JE? -ji-. Xl H-fl-J ...i , i Q i U I 1, fr ,.q.,-. 1' . 3 if lr: B G if 7 Q . , 061 Q9 2' 'Vw 4 ' ,L uw-wanna v ! sq, t .,.,,,, -5' 4 , . dag, . ob. 1, KX 4' ,f,,. fr J WL 'V . ,fs fs . '.,' , ,af f v U . . ' ', -in HOMERO0M 312 Fin! Row: D. Bauer, H. Bailey, M. Blcvings, J. Arnold, J. Abott, D. Arms, W. Beesler, A. Ball. Secorm' Roux' A. Bending, N. Beekman, H. Bemsc, W. Barbec, W. Aeh, S. Burrh, P. Alexander, C. Beck. Third Roux' J. Bickcrt, B. Adkins, D. Barker, B. Baker, J. Baber, M. Bagby, L. Askins. Fourth Koa: 1. Barterson, R. Anderson, D. Bliss, R. Benner, B. Bloomiield, W. Baer, j. Adams, J. Bazler. HOMERO0M 313 Fin! Roux' C. Bradley, C. Cockrcll, ll. Brown, D. Campbell, U. Brooks, Campbell, sl. Carr, B. Carsuri, D. Carpe-rirr-r, M Brown. Secomf Roux' L. Call, R. Callihun, K. Brooker, Llausing, P. Burns, M. Clurts, j. Burklcy, l.. f.l7lllIl1.Q5XK'0l'lll, R Burchett, Conley, Conley. Thin! Roux' B. Bradley, B. Bays, M. Buckley, W. Bright, P. Cassidy, G. Clowc, C.. Clinebell H. Brown, J. Boring, N. Chamberlin. HOMERO0M 314 Fir!! Roux' V. Darby, B. Copas, l.. Dyer, B. Cummins, B. Copas, B. Dickson, D. Cornctt, R. Bauer. Sumfzff Run ' 'lf Cox R. Cooper, R. Crisp, B. Cremeas, A. Criswell, M. Dunham, H. Craft, Eba. Thin! Rona' R. Dourr, j. Lux, Ci. Davies INI. Cooper, J. Daugherty, P. Diales, K. Cooper, li. Duckett. Fourlb Roux' C. Davis, j. Collcn, D. Cottrell, R. Dulfuy M. Crabtree, C. Day, 1. Conley. sixty-four HOMERO0M 315 First Row: J. Fugitt, N. Gaddis, R. Foster, D. Finder, R. Flowers, J. Fitch, D. Foehr, R. Gerard, D. Fordyce, R. Goddard, P. Evans. Second Row: R. Gerald, S. Fraley, E. Fire, L. Fyffe, L. Gardner, M. Evans, J. Graham, R. Glascock, M. Gray- son, S. Ferguson. Third Row: W. Fleming, H. Fraley, J. Goodman, J. Gillespie, D. Flinders, D. Gray, W. Farris, H. Gannon, D. Gee, A. Green. HOMERO0M 316 First Row: D. Hicks, R. Harely, J. Himes, C. Hall, M. Greene, W. Hale, R. Heil, G. Hardy. Second Roux' C. Hodge, M. Hamblin, B. Himes, V. Harrison, J. Homer, N. Hamilton, B. Hammond, C. Hall. Third Roux' P. Heaberlin, J. Hill, J. Hazlebeck, P. Hauck, P. Henson, J. Hisle, J. Hewitt. Fourth Row: E. Hawthorne, R. Haley, E. Hackworth, J. Hen- derson, C. Hanes, C. Harrison. HOMERO0M 317 First Row: B. Horton, N. Hoop, M. Kent, E. Horner, B. Johnson, A. Kinney, J. Lawyer, W. Kinker, J. Horsely. Second Row: D. Johnson, B. Hovencamp, J. Hollis, N. Jenkins, G. Johnson, C. Johnson, J. King, B. Kenard, M. Hopkins, P. Klock, J. Lever, E. Kerns. Third Row: D. lery, J. Harr, V. Jarrells, C. Knowles, J. James, B. Howard, E. Home, L. Kaps, F. Kegley. . M -- M- , - y C1 R- ' Qi 1' 'l Pl f-6' if-can ,'v,?,L ,gurus ' vii I., p-q-nn--- 'tn F eyes N' 7...3 CQ iw .14 N-as Ci' '.. ,Qi X 0 ' 0 . avid ' 51 ' 'Alf C as .nn 0 . in-c this I .... . -. . . , ,. W-we an - V -- 3 g ' ff WH ' - ' S -pa 43 O ' Qi ' audi 'vs' y lv' ..-.--.-.-...- 1 fuflf- 5 'f' ' ii' X wmvwffsv fy, A, 1 1 A s W ar! V gg ri, .. . , , , 43-U if M-TF nr. fe 4 fa ng. K 'MM i li as was s. A M - Lf ,-. .v ,,,.g, is ., .....,, ...L ff 1-.fum 7 ,dl if Avi- ,t if' I. H7 Apgii- W Al an Q Q6 K 9 1 .. l ...P gg 1 . 'wfffs Af, . Wal ik '1 I 1 0 ii. he . F . H V' --. t it , ,H,. A g 9.2.2, . an-,-.,, HOMERO0M 318 Fint Row: H. Lutz, A. Lett, J. Logan, E. McHenry, G. Meade, R. Mayberry, C. Liles. Second Row: J. Little, D. Lewis, D Lyons, P. LeMaster, M. Lewis, B. McGraw, H. McCoy, R. Lykins. Third Row: B. McFerren, S. Lessenberry, A. Lester C. McCann, J. Lowe, R. McCollan, B. Lowe, J. Meade, W. McGuire, D. Leightenheimer, E. McCoy, J. McClellan. HOMERO0M 319 First Row: J. Mitchell, D. Moore, M. Parker, R. Nickell, R. Murphy, D. Paul, J. Newman, J. Mosley, R. Nourot, E. Pat rick, S. Minter. Second Row: E. Newman, M. Miller, C. Neighbors, H. Miller, R. Moore, C. Millirons, B. Myers, R Mucha, T. Parkinson, R. Miller, E. Parsley. Third Roux' D. Neal, E. Myers, E. Moore, B. Pelfrey, D. Parsley, J. Parsons D. Moore, L. Pelfrey, R. Oliver, S. Miller, J. Newman. HOMERO0M 321 First Row: T. Riffe, E. Rawlins, W. Robinson, D. Richter, H. Potts, M. Raike, R. Robbins, T. Sell, N. Riggs, P. Peters, D Plymale, D. Prosch, J. Price, H. Pherson, W. Roe. Second Row: B. Scheicl, B. Pratt, D. Perkins, B. Preston, V. Pifer, A Pflug, D. Shope, P. Ruggles, S. Schirrmann, C. Pyle, S. Sheehan, J. Scott, J. Robbins, G. Perkins, G. Rose. Third Roux l. Ross, W. Rayburn, V. Ruark, M. Scott, B. Samson, A. Ridings, R. Pennywitt, R. Sexton, B. Riggs, J. Poole, R. Shryock P. Stamrn, P. Ryan, D. Ramsey. surly-sbf f.. w . if., if S HOMERO0M 321 Fin! Row: W. Thacker, W. Staker, K. Thompson, V. Stratton, V. Spriggs, J. Spires, C. Spires, R. Slusher, C. Thacker. Second Row: N. Speck, R. Simpson, j. Tolle, U. Skeens, E. Smith, J. Skeens, J. Stephenson, N. Thomas, C. Smith, J. Widdig. Third Row: J. Simpson, H. Taylor, W. Stone, E. Starnper, B. Simms, C. Smith, D. Smith, R. Tolle, H. Tomlin. Fourth Row: W. Thomas P. Stewart O. Ta lor . Ta lor R. Thomas. Fifth Row: H. Tracy, J. A. Thomas, J. R. Thomas, , , Y , J v , C. Kinker, D. Sutherland, D. Stewart, E. Sparks, P. Spriggs. ll0MERO0M 321 Fin! Row: S. White, H. Wagner, C. Tuttle, J. West, M. Wedebrook, V. Willis, D. Weddington, R. Yarnell, J. Wolford R. Willis H. Zuliani, M. York, B. Young. Second Row: H. Wood, M. Vest, M. Whitely, S. Tracewell, Y. Yuengerl W. Yuenger, P. Warren, J. Whiteside, W. Weisman, M. Williams, M. Williams, R. Wynn. Third Row: R. Underwood H. Underwood, M. Young, D. Underwood, P. White, O. Voiers, R. Whipple, D. Triggs, J. Warnock, E. Wallace. .vt 4 'W' fi EkgE'l .' 55 ' 'Q M, Q , . 4.3 Q. I in 9 0' - f as -V h 1 V3.3 rf w 4 Eva? Vi ur QI. X-J !. iz! lb' ' .1-a .-4 95 WW s 'U l 0 ,.. 7 f Z -2 Qlvygkw v. gil, ,Z ff D .- f'6,,.-',J.-- ,4n -7 'S Linh V 'nf' QPR ........, 1? if Mk' 'W CLASS BULLETIN BOARD fr' -f Liawmf- 4, neva- asa ffm,-f atka- ju-Z5 canndf' Sfeal 91701 JP' db 777-A A . Q, Q' . V if rf SX. pk 1 -A Q . tv i ' A ' ,Q L Cf-7 A ' H A ah- 4 V. 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Spnggs Thomas T Phxlburn W Turner S W Rzggs XY! R Snyder seventy four W Green 1 ,,,...--- 'tif' -M...-4- fm - ' '. .K u ,QF-if. ,Vx HQ x,,,s I .. ,. 4' JJ K V 0 5 V 5 Q' ,Q. . ' V U I C ' ' ' I f-f any Y Y . I Z .nw ,,,, ,,.,x ',.,,mJ,: , 0 P I A 5 ff' A Q, ' M 4 .04-.. 'I , A- , sy: 1 H4474 -'Jw ,, 5 gl. 1' ,. ':,'. 1 . Q' L dh.. 1 4. ,.. . 2. . A P' ggflv .Il .h,',?,'y,l2U?:JA . X, I -0 ...,, A ,wQ,., gl-gg, . ' . I f',',,Ao K 'f' . A rv ' .- 'Q X' lfuii 'Cs-1 Q 5 ., , 1'-, A 7 '1 I ' - '- ,- , .ffffi-5- 1537 FWF' X Y 1 A lx'g'n..:-fu, iv' ' 'O' A . I .bu Qi , . I 1 .W fx .'.! ,,,, . 'Q . ' I -' ' '.'-.., gill ' ' ' W,h',iM,0 19 CINTILLATING both defensively and offensively, the Trojans defeated Logan 38-14 in the opening game of the 1944 grid season. The game was but four minutes old when Thomas made the first Trojan marker. In the second quarter Grifiiin went around end for a 26-yard touchdown run. The Wildcats then staged a sparkling offensive which led to two touchdowns, two conversions, and a temporary lead. A few minutes later, Thomas heaved a 34-yard pass to Thompson, who went over to put the Trojans ahead 18-14. Logan, facing a stiffened Portsmouth defense, failed to score in the sec- ond half. The fourth Trojan tally came in the third period when Fout scored from Logan's 2. Griffin plunged for the extra point. In the final quarter, Fout intercepted a Logan pass, galloped 52 yards to score, and ran for the point after touchdown. The last tally was made via an ' 1' aerial play from Thomas to Parks. HEAVIER, more-experienced Charleston team was held to a 13-13 tie by the speedy, hard- playing Portsmouth eleven. A sustained 80 yard march, following the initial kick off, gave Charleston their first counter, but their attempted conversion was wide. Portsmouth's first tally came in the middle of the second quarter when Fout went over, unmolested, from the Moun- tain Lions' 9 yard line. Spriggs' kick from placement was blocked. Charleston played deep in Portsmouth territory during the greater part of the Third period but lacked the scoring punch. With less than four minutes remaining in the final period, Charleston pushed over another touch- down. Mustering all their strength, the Trojans started their drive which was culminated by lanky Bob Parks' catching a 30 yard pass from Thomas, and covering the remaining 34 yards to score. Parks also recovered a fumble behind the goal for the extra and tieing point. PDRTSMOUTH 32 LOGAN 14 Trojans since 1940 was broken when Portsmouth PURTSMDUTH 13 CHARLESTUN 13 defeated Springfield 27-0 on the Wildcats' field. The Trojans scored twice in the fourth quarter, and PDRTSMOUTH 27 SPRINGFIELD 0 once in the third and second, while the Wildcats threat- ened seriously only once during the entire game, reach- ing the Trojan 2 before a holding penalty nullified their drive. A series of line plunges in the second quarter set up the first Trojan marker. Chastain tallied the PYT touchdown and Thomas ran for the extra point. In the third period versatile Ray Pelfrey, playing his first game as a backfield man, plowed through for the next tally. The Trojans added two more touchdowns to their lead in the fourth stanza. Early in the quarter Griffin went through the entire Springfield team for 45 yards and a touchdown, and added the extra point by way of a plunge. Turner tallied last for the Trojans, and Spriggs converted from placement. HE away-from-home jinx that had plagued the se venty-six ' Q 11 LAYING before a homecoming crowd of 5,000, the Trojans and their arch rivals, the Ironton Tigers, battled to a 6-6 tie. Neither team was able to score during the first two stanzas, although the Trojans threatened constantly with a smooth-working offensive. Portsmouth scored first with a touchdown in the third period. Quarterback James Fout set up the score with a 48 yard broken field run. Thomas went off right tackle for the tally, but his attempted point after touchdown run was stopped. In the final quarter a 58 yard run and a 14 yard pass spearheaded a 70 yard drive which gave Ironton their touchdown. The Tigers' attempted placement for extra point failed and the score was tied six all. The Trojans tried valiantly to break the tie and, by resorting to aerials, were deep in Ironton territory when the gun sounded ending the game. LAYIN G through a steady downpour on a field thoroughly impregnated with water, the Trojans marked up three touchdowns and two conversions, while holding Huntington East scoreless. In the first quarter the Trojans started a drive which advanced the ball to East's 7. The Hunting- ton line stiffened, however, and the Trojans lost the ball on downs. Later, after failing to gain, East was forced to kick. Butt blocked the punt and Parks recovered for the Trojans as the quarter ended. On the first play of the second quarter Fout tallied and Spriggs converted. Portsmouth got into scoring position again later in the quarter when Yeagle recovered a fumble deep in East territory. Fout again tallied and Spriggs added the point after touchdown. In the final period Pelfrey fell on a blocked punt to set up his own touchdown. After a series of line plunges, Fout lateraled to Pelfrey who sped 25 yards for the score. PDRTSMOUTH 6 IRONTON 6 HE extra points told the tale as the Trojans edged Charleston Stonewall 14-12 in one of the hardest PURTSMUUTH 20 HUNTINGTDN 0 fought games of the season. For the second time PUR-I-smou-I-H 14 12 in two weeks, the Trojans played on a wet, slippery, field. The first Trojan score followed Butt's recovery of a fumble on the General's 25. Fout passed to Parks for the tally and Pelfrey added the extra point. Charleston, too, scored a touchdown in the initial quarter but their point-after-touchdown plunge was stopped. In the sec- ond stanza the Fout-to-Parks passing combination ac- counted for another Trojan tally. Spriggs converted from placement. The final score of the game was made by the Generals in the waning minutes of the third peri- od, but they again failed to'make the point after touch- down. Elliot recovered a Charleston fumble on the Portsmouth goal line to stave off a threatening Charles- ton offensive in the final minute of play. seventy-Se v6n PURTSMUUTH 27 WAYNE 7 PORTSMOUTH 0 MIDDLETOWN 0 PORTSMOUTH 27 CULUMBUS 17 PURTSMUUTH 32 ASHLAND 7 CORING proved easy for the Trojans as they chalked up 27 points against the Wayne Pioneers for their sixth victory of the season. The Trojans received the opening kickoff and it was but a matter of minutes before Fout tallied the first touchdown. A bad punt by the Pion- eers led to the next Trojan marker. Pelfrey went around end for the touchdown and Fout converted for the extra point. In the second quarter Pelfrey on a reverse, shook off all would-be tacklers and ran 61 yards for a touchdown. Early in the fourth period Pelfrey, behind perfect interfer- ence, broke away for a 55 yard run and scored his third touchdown of the game. Wayne refused to give up and kept fighting until the end. With less than a minute remaining in the game the Pioneers blocked a Portsmouth punt and completed a long end zone pass for a touchdown. The Pioneers' placekick for point after touchdown was good. 'ti LTHOUGH both the Trojans and the Middies threatened numerous times throughout the game, neither team cap- italized on their opportunities and the game ended a scoreless tie. Elliot did much to help check the powerful Middies by his well-placed, long-distanced punts, which averaged over 41 yards. Twice during the second period the Tro- jans saw pay dirt within their reach. Early in the period Thomas heaved a 55 yard pass to Parks, who was standing on the one, but Parks could do no more than touch it. Later in the quarter, a series of plunges and passes advanced the ball to Middletown's 1 inch line. Elliot at- tempted to take it over but fumbled and Middle- town recovered behind the goal for a touchback. During the fourth period Middletown advanced the ball deep into Portsmouth territory, but the hard charging Trojan line repulsed them, and the Middies lost the ball on downs. 8 N the last home game of the season the Trojans met the Columbus Acquinas Ter- riers, and came out on top 27-12. Thomas smashed 53 yards for the first tally and Fout's placement for extra point was good. Later, after an exchange of punts, Fout passed to Thomp- song Thompson lateralled to Pelfrey, and Pel- frey ran 65 yards to the Acquinas' goal for another Trojan touchdown. In the second quar- ter Acquinas scored their first marker after an 88 yard drive. Towards the end of the quarter, Fout and Thomas added two more touchdowns to the Trojan lead. Acquinas scored again in the fourth period but, for the second time, their extra point attempt failed. Portsmouth worked the ball deep into Acquinas territory later in the quarter but muffed their scoring opportunity with several unsuccessful plunges. Acquinas took the ball over on downs on their own 1 inch line and were trying to work the ball out when Pol- litt sped in and trapped an Acquinas player be- hind the goal for a 2 point safety. INE Trojan seniors wound up their high school football careers at Ashland, and all proved their mettle in helping to swamp the highly over-rated Tomcats 32-7. The first touchdown followed Thomp- , son's recovery of a fumble on the Tomcats' 5 yard line, sri' Fout covered the necessary yardage for the tally and Spriggs converted from placement. The Tomcats im- mediately countered with a touchdown and conversion to tie the score. The tie was broken moments later when Parks, on a cross-buck, raced 81 yards to score. Spriggs' placement was again good. Early in the second stanza, Yeagle tallied after Parks intercepted a Tomcat pass. The attempted placekick was wide. Speedy Dave Thomas returned a Tomcat punt 78 yards for tally number four shortly before the half ended. In the final period Yeagle intercepted a pass and, after several un- successful attempts, succeeded in carrying it over for the final tally. se venty-eight RESERVES J. Batterson, C. Kline, F. Poole, R. Ratcliff, J, Nickles, G. Salyers, R. An- derson, B. Fleming, B. Parsons. Second Roux' D. Sutherland, J. Pendleton, P. Spriggs G. Chucales, J. Irvin, D. Lair, J. Dough- erty, T. Barney, J. Troutman, B. Erfurth Third Roux' Coach Multer, J. Thomas, J. Goodman B. Vanmerer, B. Howard, P. Cassidy M. Crabtree, J. Cunningham, B. Bright R. Radcliffe, Coach Lorentz. Abfenr: W. Apel, D. Flinders. RESERVE BASKETBALL 1944-45 WE THEY South Portsmouth 23 34 Sciotoville Res. 12 25 Greenfield Res. 18 19 South Webster 14 22 South Portsmouth 43 26 Oak Hill 21 27 Minford 17 12 McKel1 24 8 Lucasville 2 1 33 Oak Hill 57 33 New Boston Res. 28 30 Freshman 23 34 Wheelersburg 38 15 Clay 22 27 McKel1 27 22 New Boston Res. 22 33 Sciotoville Res. 20 38 Greenfield Res. 22 33 Green 28 30 won 13 LOST 6 LETTERS Walter Green, Capt. George Chucales Robert Askins Wm. Turner Elwood Spark Dave Leightenheimer Wm. journey Alton Cornwell Fred Kees jack Lang Lowell Reeg john Cunningham seventy-nine limb Coach Fred Multer f 4. 1,1 7 '99- 4? Sitting: Campbell, J. Young Kneeling: E. Newman, J. Shumate Standing: C. Campbell, P. Cook Abremf: L. Daniels Coach Charles Lorentz 2 7-.P ,nov 1 'HOU Mata 5 7:zojan.4 feave the Ie!! 'fm' ' BASKETBALL CUACH PAUl WALKER G ghty Iwo r f4 I .9 W 9 l l 6s9qe '1 WEN I fluff? ghty lh G X K 1 sv 5 Hdffy W, xnxx M5055 In 1 Dy 1 5 X V , f , f ,f - iw, X X X 1 X X x ix! 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Turner Standing: G Chucales F. Kees, B. Journey, B. Adkins, W. Green Abram: D Leightenhcimcr, J. Cunningham X 2 L in e J VARSITY BASKETBALL Firrl Rnzi .' G. Myers, R. Hopkins, H. c.lL1SIiilT1, R. Pclfrcy Semen! Roux' B. Snyder, R. Benson, C. Lochcr Third Rout 1. Molester, 1. Cassidy, Captain R. liisnauglc . kin ga Eu FRESHMAN BASKETBALL W Fifi! Rozzx' M. Cooper, K. Brooker, A. Kinney, vl. Snort Semnzf Roux a ' F. Shumare, S. Sheehan. J. Young, V H. Pherson. W. Young Tl1i1'd R011 5 . Hazlebeck, E. Dupuy. R. Howard, x K 1. Goodman, D. Triggs, j. Spaulding X 5 X ' h if L 4 7 B 335.2 efgflly-seven l.. bl . Coach Fred Multer, Coach Charles Lorentz MAKING PLANS? 4f 1, . Managers: M. Wallace, H. Pollitt, M. Williams, D. Stewart 'W ,,m..,+......,... TF' . 2' , , A 5 Wx.-5fXg9,,+ kA.s1' I N f . 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'- - .X'1F:. -f,g,'f.'n. 1 ' .- - ,,-4-4 -5,4-J.- R fd? 7'5 ' ' :f,i-3,g'-- .4 -I 4, ' I ' We ' ,f7'.'?1 A.-e.:0's-2.-.' 1' ' Y 'Wh : . '- s '??f'iJ-Y A -Q . an - 'ffm '-..-'v fur, fm .'- G ' ' f O ' ' ,, 'L . Ougf gi' . -. -.Q EL 1 I 1 1 ., 'Spf . glitirt' ,Q-Q: D: q'?','iGf -af:--' -If -. f -mfg , 'r-. -' J ' 4 eighfy-nine 3906 3, . , . .- - . '-' . O ,, h., - . . ft . - fc-1 ,. t N .. K ffh, 4, ,. ., , 1 , ,, LUBS Fe H51 M I, fl, sy 'K an - '-,UA , ' Ji fy., , ,fy M9 A: ,Q M ninely'Of1G 3 Fin! Row: B. Anderson, F. Callihan, B. Tierney, B. Harris, R. Newman, M. Danner. Second Row: J. Sraker, M. Addis, F. Judd, J. Jones, J. Lawson, J. Schlicter, N. Sainopulos, J. Taylor. Third Row: C. Bachrrup, R. Eastwood, B. Questel, J. Snook, M. Darragh, R. Ison, M. Moree, N. Henson. SENIOR HONOR CUUNCIL HE Senior Honor Council consists of twenty-three seniors and one junior girl chosen by Dean Cookes on three out- standing characteristics-leadership, scholarship and character. The girls must be approved by all the faculty before they are taken into Senior Honor Council in May. This year the office of president was filled by Jacquelin Staker, who was chosen as Link Girl at the end of her sopho- more year, and automatically became president in her senior year. The other officer elected was Dorothy Hobstetter, secretary. Since the girls are not required to pay dues there is no need for a treasurer. The activities ' of this group began at the f began to show the freshmen around the school. Next on the calendar of events was a freshman mixer sponsored by the Senior Honor Club, at which the girls received the names of their little sisters, with whom they are to have meet- ings during the year. It has been a custom for the past two years that Mrs. Cookes entertain the girls with a buf- fet dinner at her home the week before Christ- mas, and in accordance with the season Mrs. Cookes reads a Christmas story The Other Wise Man. This year the group served as hostesses at the Mother-Daughter Tea sponsored by the Girls' League. The Senior Honor . e Council has been active in first of the school year, when all the girls tumed out the day before school ninely-Iwo 1' school affairs this year and looks forward to many more prosperous years. Link Girl - Mary Alice Schisler GIRLS' LEAGUE IRLS' LEAGUE is the only organization in the school in which every girl is privileged to join without any specific requirements. The purpose of the Girls' League is to promote a friendly atmosphere among the girls of Ports- mouth High Schol. This year the club chose as its officers: Charlotte Bachtrup, presidentg Bev- ery Tierney, vice-presidentg Mary Alice Schisler, secretaryg and Joyce Scurlock, treasurer. Girls' League is under the leadership of Mrs. Eleanor Cookes, dean of girls, who has proved quite cap- able for the past two years. The various activ- ities of the club include a freshman mixer given at the beginning of the school year to help get asquainted, and the annual Mother-Daughter Tea given around Valentine's Day at which all the faculty are present and are introduced to the mothers of the girls in the League. The out- standing event on the League calendar is the annual Co-ed Prom, the only formal dance of the year to which the girls invite the boys. This year the League sponsored a boys' beauty con- test to make money for this affair. The dance was planned by the Girls' League Council which consists of the officers and chairmen of the vari- ous committees. P. Bradford, A. Bourgholtzer, j. Fields, B. Tierney, P. Hiatt ' fl - . ' -Af' b 'Q if 5-A 31'-37 X 'G W 1' l V . . fr ninety-three L-wwf. 7 0 ffm! E R Ma-r ninety four KX ff ,, ms, All! , - ,f , , 4 ff, ' , W 5 flu! ' K 4 1 ' ,W,,,,,,,,,,m M,,,.-,.M..,.,.,.,-Wm 2 V 'S ff W . Ji ! VMV.3,i A-f L ' 'X 55 as 38 A? Fin! Roug- M. Doherty, B. Doherty, A. Lester, E. McHenry, E. Lester. Second' Rouq Miss Kirkpatrick, M. Winters, F. Philburn, E. Young, V. Salyers. Third Rauf I. Leightenheimer, I. Hicks, B. Winters, I. Hubbard. LIBRARY CLUB HE chief duty of Library Club members is to keep the library clean and quiet. Club officers this year were Imogene Leightenheimer, president Florence Philburn, vice-president, Ethel Lester, secretaryg and Bernice Winters, treasurer. DEBATE TEAM HARLES HANSHAW was elected president of the Debate Team at Ports- mouth High School this year. The club was comprised of juniors and seniors, and Miss Isabel Musser was the sponsor and adviser. The team presented an assembly in November on Resolved: The Legal Voting Age Should Be Lowered To 18. Fin! Rau: . Washington 5. McQuain P. Alls Miss Musser Siefmzil Roll: j. Stal-ter D. Minoru N. Henson B. Burklcy Tbinl R014 .' C. Hanshaw S. johnson R. Hill xii my B .t5'WVWfN1 f . a f t sf fl . 2 if' ' B - J if M 5 .ii 1 B iv J , fl, FM' A sew 0 - -V flf-F 'l--- tgf1L5Z?' A fi H 'ifhim-f - f ' 'U' B ' yu 7 I in JI' I- .113 X ,r . f to B .. i 'i V 'Q i Q , .4 r I A ' Q ,Af aiu- r . ov 1 P Y I ' Q i T.,7'ta.' ' fi i ,as ,, if A 3. , I 4 . ninety-five 1 ..-....-,...........,. Q . V. Vw' A -..-1.-...f A,,'1 --. as' -I Fin! Row: J. Diddle, B. Long, C. Dever, M. Elkins, L. Ford, I. Artis, R. Goddard, W. Dever, J. Hobbs. Second Roux' R. johnson, L. Brandel, E. Coburn, M. Eastwood, J. Dodge, P. Adams, W. Foster, E. Adams, H. Hazelbeck. Third Row: J. Fisher, D. Livingston, J. Lewis, j. Lang, D. Ball, L. Berkley, D. Grashel, R. Dunn. PLUS ULTRA HE main purpose of Plus Ultra, Latin club for advanced students, is to hold the student's interest in the language and customs of the ancient Romans. Richard F. Moore was chosen senior consul, Don Delaney, junior consul, Betty Yeager and Billie Ross, quaestors. The singing of Christmas carols in Latin highlighted the Plus Ultra programs throughout the year. Fiffl Roux' C. Roe, J. McNamara, S. Zuene, J. Scurlock, B. Yeager, S. McQuain, M. Wallace. Second Row: B. Smith, J. McQuire, N. Plummer, J. Van Bibber, M. Werner, C. Rice, W. Redding. Third Row: R. Selby, L. Warnock, J. Randall, B. Ross, J .Moritz, R. Moore, G. Obrist. 1' .. ----1 ------- -- rg C: :TT 'K' f oo! 2. 'i , A! -if 0- W r fl f- tal. l 0 Ji as it .2 ,,,, ,. 0 l 4 x S X4 'RWM' ' vw-vvygbg Q it HMG.. i ...A x Q I , , 5 KA I . , . , I ,Q , Y VV . . , ,. ..,. L... , ri Q L 8 5' 1 1 Zigi 'i ' w Q -vw a, , ., yas.. .av-tr., ,Q,', Q . 'l Fin! Roux' J. Abbott, J. Hollis, J. Poole, B. Sampson. A. Pherson, J. Woodrum, L. Yeager, J. Edgington, R. White. Semnd Roux' E. Thompson, M. White, L. Adams, V. Salyers, W. Wiseman, F. Philburn, M. Fisher, -I. Morris. Third Rout C. Rose, D. Warnock, P. Rayburn, W. Rayburn, G. Everman, L. Francis, j. Fields, G. Bertram. BETTY LAMP CLUB HE purpose of the Betty Lamp Club is primarily to keep girls interested in home economics. Rebecca White, Gwen Everman, Florence Philburn, and jean Fields were officers for the club this year. CHEMISTRY CLUB ALCOLM BAGBY was president of the Chemistry Club this year. The club has had consecutively good programs concerning chemistry in many different fields. Mr. R. D. Cole was sponsor. Fin! Roux' S. McQuain, R. Washington, B. Brandel, D. Cartee, J. Martin, M. Addis, R. Albert, A. Bourgholster. Sefond Row: M. Darragh, P. Hiatt, M. Smith, J. Snook, j. Stalcer, V. Ashe, C. Bachtrup, B. Ball. Third Roux' H. Rigley, R. Turrell, R. Vogel, C. Hanshaw, R. Moore, R. Powell, B. Buckley. y-W--- if 'ffl , - 3 'two U .fmm L f F . . x , , - ff ' H 3 W ' I , '- .eM-' iira-ff'f.aCw-famwf-0f' . I: . , 'J H ' L ..-. 'W t Q, wtf- .fe ' 'lf L f . L ,- A K , . pf. , , L gt' A e' ff T f-.lib hx ri' ' , 77 yr . 1-. v f We ' LR, Z5 x N K . ., -vs. if .4 C.. Q V A ww.. - tw... . . W . . 4 xi.'.Y '5i,QK,L bg N, gc? 5.35 ' , k ,wtf 6 'TY-M., e .1 ,Q -W +1-We Q - ,, T ' :EBV -0 8 Q I ' in If I sf l C V T 'x .1 ' I :lil iiflx - i , ,I f , '. ' I' .. 9, . ., fikfll iz, ftlgi vet :Q all f I' f v TXT. . I f p I - 5? s I 5. lf r B J gil wi ., it ,X I Fin! Row: J. Martin, B. Handley, B. Doerr, P. Bradford, B. Harris, D. Evans, B. Donohoe, M. Hicks, E. Lyons, Second Roux' M. Appel, R. Reagan, I. Hawthorne, J. Hogan, A. liliott, D. t laypool, J. Hensge, J. Mershon, B. Gallion, R. Albert. Third Row: A. Mittendorf, J. Lloyd, A. Harper, B. Holt, M. Duis, 1. Daniels, G. Evans, K. Shepherd, 1. Tracy, M. Addis. Fourth Roux' S. johnson, L. Berkley, P. Hiatt, J. Harris, J. Snook, B. Buckley, B. Baughman, j. Graham, J. Coflee. SPANISH CLUB HE main purpose of the Spanish Club is to stimulate an interest in the Spanish Lan- guage. The sponsor of this club is Mr. Cicanese, who was originally from Italy., and is well-qualified to teach Spanish. This year the club elected the following officers: Tom Hender- son, president, Dick Hopkins, vice-presidentg Patricia Hiatt, secretary, and Barbara Brandel, treasurer. The Spanish Club meets once each month and following the club business session there is always an interesting program. For the Christmas meeting, the Club sang Carols in ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE To plan all assemblies held at Portsmouth High School is the job of the assembly committee. They arranged the year in such a way that at least one assembly was held every two weeks. Bottom Row: Miss C. Friel, W. Foster, M. Revare, J. Snook, 1. Staiger, J. Murlin, Miss H. DuPre. Top Row: R. Davis, W. Wagner, R. Eisnaugle, W. Phillips, M. Williams. ,, Y 'vw has 'hs-. fr Spanish and talked about how Christmas is cel- ebrated in Spain and other Spanish-American nations. In February the Spanish Club presented a play for assembly entitled A'The Incompre- hensible Assembly . The program consisted of several skits conducted in Spanish, and scarce- ly any, but the Spanish students, could under- stand the language. The club ended the year by donating money from the treasury for prizes to be given to the most worthy students taking Spanish. CHAPEL COMMITTEE This year, for the first time in several years, Chapel services were held in Portsmouth. The services were held every morning before school and were led by various members of the student body. Ralph Hill was elected the presiding of- Hcer, and Colleen Rice, secretary. Sitting: Ralph Hill. Top Roux W. Dever, G. lewis, C. Dever, K. McMillan. 5291.1 . ,,pq'f' A3524 F- ?'3Z,z' 1' ty, . 0 73 u-Et' L MA. jflr STUDENT COUNCIL UFFICERS D. Barney, Miss Blazer, R. Eisnaugle, 1. King, D. Baker STUDENT CUUNCIL TUDENT COUNCIL is an organization of homeroom presidents whose job it is to confer with Mr. McKelvey and all faculty members to improve conditions in the high school. Miss Anna Blazer is the sponsor this year and these otlicers were elected: Ray Eisnaugle, presidentg Jack Barney, vice- president, David Baker, treasurer, and Josephine King, secretary. To start the hall .rolling the .Student Council gave the first school dance of the year, which carried out a Halloween theme. Members always take an active part in the sale of war stamps and other worthy collections in homerooms. The main project of the Council this year is to compose a handbook which may be used by Freshmen to learn about the activities and organizations around the school. Fin! Roux' R. Womack, G. Treat, M. Elkins, K. McMillan, P. Evans, M. Clutch, J. Pratt, J. Coc. Second Row: S. Miller, P. LeMaster, I. Winters, C. Smith, N. Beekman, M. Frecka, 1. Staker, L. Webb, H. Hazlebeck. Third Row: C. Hanshaw, A. Sagtaves, D. Knittle, W. Russell, J. Chabot, R. Moore, J. Hazlebeck, H. Morton, J. Randall, P. Mitchell. r ...taut f . ' ' . X . , , ull ' TW , - - ... .M,d.,r 1-x,., , Q 1 ,, . Ah '-,...t .ff . , ' I 1 ' , A W if I 1 -SWAT. Yitiaigig 1 ,iw is 'nv 1 XT ffN',' ij, 1 f Ak W I 3 I i .J 5... Q 2,2 v ' 31:12 5 :w1,v.s' - Fin! Row: K. McMillan, B. Handley, P. Alls, M. Dougherty, J. Pratt, J. Smith, 1. Hogan, B. Doerr, P. Bradford, M. Martin, A. Harp- er. Second Roux' P. Hiatt, C. Rice, J. Daniels, M. Duis, N. Middlecamp, M. Frecka, M. Appel, B. Donohoe, M. McCulloch, F. Quinn. Third Row: D. Claypool, M. Chabot, N. McClure, M. Schisler, G. Lewis, N. Fenner, R. Hedrick, G. Evans, P. Henry, R. Thornton, J. Hoskins. Fourth Roux' N. Brown, J. Hensge, B. Baughman, I. Hawthorne, J. Harrison, A. Howes, J. Lloyd, A. Mirtendorf, J. Snook, J. Staker, B. Buckley. Fifth Roux R. Vogel, M. Whiteside, H. Micklethwaite, R. Riehl, S. johnson, C. REVELLERS EVELLERS, dramatic club of Portsmouth High School, was for the first time open to both juniors and seniors. 'AWappin' Wharf was the play selected by the group for presenta- tion. The Revellers stage a play annually. Bert Leach is sponsor of the club, and also di- THE lUNIOR CLUB HE junior Club finished its fifth year in Portsmouth High School this June. Mr. Frank Pierson was chosen club sponsor for this year and the following oflicers were elected: Tabitha Luckey, president, Robert Parks, vice-president, Maude Tubbs, secretary, and Dorothy Gibson treasurer. The main purpose of the club is to raise funds for a prom in the spring. Hanshaw. rects the play. First Row: M. Tubbs, T. Luckey, C. Ronney, N. Mathews, D. Gibson, Second Row: G. Webb, A. jefferson, J. lrvin, j. Reed. Third Row: R. Parks, W. Gentry. .aq- '1 ' , is E 1' 9 N 'i v X Q ', ' ' f ' . , . .- .Z ,L ed.. 1 fl pi 0- .V in L. 'ii' It Li. 3 6' , T -5- A Q ... A 4.1.1 f w TJ f K-Q Q - , 'tt T? R ., rr Q 5 W ff K. ,mf , . lf' had , A--I Q , H .V ' I . auf. - I Z T 3 l --V. A ' 1 , . , .v ' 3 V 'J w '. w Z A , gf af. .- '. i ? wr .1 Q, 2 - I, 'l ,,.., i N Q. f r- ' N '--- 4- ' 4 . v an 1 H ,, , S V -N s' 1 Q' v' W V V ' .fsfx - 71 . gh .' - ,A I ONITORS are stationed in the halls 4 -ig , --ir: fave- 4 Ran. . fr' 'M 1' gh M af K Q ' ggi, , , dx.. , , . K fe i ' 5 W V . Q V itil? K 4 'L .Y B es NLR? is QQ .., First Roux' A, Bourgholrzer, M. Bazler, L. Yeager, D. Claypool, B. Haas, C. Bloomer, j. Hicks, j. Taylor. Second Roux' F. Judd, V. Ruark, K. Shepherd, B, Call, j. Newman, J. Hoskins, 1, Murhn, J. Snook, NW. Foster. Thin! Razr: D. lilaugher, H. Campbell, B. Harwood, J. Russell, L. Berkley, R. Bowen, D. Delaney, H. Osborne. Fourth Rauf: C. Hanshuw, H. Armsey, T. Collins, T. Kline, M. Bagby, R. Hill, A. Henson, B. Buckley. MONITORS' CLUB IUNIUR RED CROSS HE Junior Red Cross is a comparitively new organization in Portsmouth High throughout the building during school hours. On the first Hoof they assist strangers and visitors who are looking for some particular room. The hall monitors check per- mission books and see that no student is in the halls without permission while school is in ses- sion. This year the club decided to adopt a con- stitution, and the committee appointed to draft the constitution was as follows: Wanda Foster, Judy Snook, and Bruce Buckley. School. The idea of a high school Red Cross group was put into action only two years ago by Miss Margaret Anderson and Miss Ruth Hazlebeck. Their idea has proved very useful to people who need help. The work of this or- ganization is carried on by means of represent- atives chosen from each homeroom. The other projects are the knitting of squares to make afgans for convalescent soldiers and the collect- ing of scrapbook material and magazines to be read on troop trains. The officers this year were: Gene Dunn, presidentg Jack Lewis, vice- presidentg Beatrice Long, secretaryg and Jane Schlichter, treasurer. Bea Heath Left to fight: A. Mirtendorf, j. Fitch, j. Schlichter, B. Long, G. Roberts, D. Shope. 'VV b ' 1 .s J, f ' -. .. A 1 ' , .. T 7 A . . f 'Wi If ' fl - ' if W I Q X- Y e fi? 4. . aww . l 'ik fm -A Robert Frazrer treas jacquelm Staker vzce pres Richard Moore pres I Not pictured Norma Henson sec j NATIDNAL HONOR EMBERS are selected for Natlonal Honor annually on the basls of thelr scholarshxp leader sh1p character and servlce Smce 1ts begmnmg 1n 1927 the SOClety has been merely an honorary orgamzatlon and performed no dutles untll the end of the school year when new members were taken ln This year the club decided to start a project of compxllng a hlstory of all lts members from 1ts flrst group up to the present The faculty comrnlttee IS composed of Prmclpal H W McKelvey Mr A K Wheeler Mr Bert Leach Mlss Anna Blazer and co sponsors MISS Edlth Johnston and Mxss Margaret Ball Z! nf 'Q .i.......,... n--i'-- -nu-q'n1.g. lv Q-hu-qu-Q lull Sarah McQuam, Harold Flelds, judy Snook, Bruce Buckley. Charlotte Bachtrup Barbarann Harrxs one hundred three .Ei 1 ! -va X I V ..,,.M,.. y ,W W M f ,' .4 an 1? I A 'T' ' Q ,Il fd. x 2 -N A v- - i , 1,1 V ,X .W . , 4 pf n ' ' V-V ll ' 1 Q' Vx 4 -lf f 5 4, fa Q' h r l ik g .I 4' 5 +1 un b Q ,. our b J ' I J l ' 'xl . 1 ' L , . . . . . y - .y . ,. . - . l . . I 7 , . l I l l I ' . . , U . . . , . r y ' 7 ' , , .. ,. .X no--Q ,V- --.-..-.. , c, A v .VAL ' PM ,'.s-l!K ,. f Q A . 5 QA l I 1 I . , V , . ' 4 i . A J V NllTIONllL HONOIl SUCIETY The 1945 initiation of members to the Emily Ball Memorial Chapter of the National Honor Society took place on May 10, 1945. The following pupils were elected to membership: Seniors: Lois Adkins, Mignonne Addis, Malcolm Bagby, Constance Bloomer, Doris Cartee, james Cassidy, Harold Coriell, Mary Ann Darragh, James Four, Lorraine Gillispie, Charles Hanshaw, Dorothy Hobsretter, Richard Hopkins, janet Hoskins, Emma jean jones, Berry justice, Imogene Leightenheimer, Ramona Newman, Marilyn Revare, Paul Reeg, Norma Sainopulos, jane Schlichter, Edith Seiler, Rosetta Washington. luniortx Phyllis Bradford, Steve Combs, Harry Chastain, Christine Dever, Zelma Edwards, Nadine Fenner, Ilene Hawthorne, Kitty McMillan, judirh Pratt, Frances Quinn, Colleen Rice, Billye Ross, Mary Alice Schisler, Betty Yaeger. At the close of the initiation ceremony, a memorial service was conducted in memory of members of Emily Ball Memorial Chapter who have given their lives in the service of their country. Names of those recognized were: Lieutenant William Atkinson, elected to National Honor in 1931, who gave his life in service as a paratrooper over France June 6, 1944. Lieutenant james Bailey, treasurer of the local society in 1936-37, who was killed while piloting his B-17 over Munster, Germany, October 7, 1944. Ensign George Stockham, president of Emily Ball Memorial Chapter in 1932-33, who was killed in a mission over Hawaii, November 16, 1943. Q r F AMERICAN LEGIUN rf,- 'li dl' fssnv cormasr Ziff I' HE American Legion conducted an as. FC' essay contest on the topic, The At- titude of American Youth Toward Compulsory Military Training . One of the 12 winners in the state was Bruce Buckley, Q 'Y' senior at Portsmouth High School, who ..4.- received an all expense trip to Washington the week of April 19th. The week was spent visiting points of interest in Wash- ington, Old Point Comfort, Virginia, and the Colonial Capital, Williamsburg, Vir- ginia. Five students from Portsmouth High school placed in the city and district. Mary Lou Elkins, jackie Howell, Margaret Wedebrook, David Shultz, David Baker, Bruce Buckley A One hundred four ,fi f ff K F3 I i i 5 is X i -H-. 'K Fin! Row: A. Miller, A. Arganbright, M. Moree, R. Thornton, J. Schlichter, J. Lawson, R. Barnes, R. Davis, M. Henson, R. Lair, A. Eliott, M. Moore, J. Grifhth, B. Coburn, N. Sainopulos. Second Roux' R. Barker, F. Quinn, D. Clausing, G. Evans, J. Hoskins, H. Small, J. Gable, R. Prather, R. Oliver, E. McCoy, D. Lewis, V. White, B. Wedebrook, M. List, M. White, D. Doley. Third Row: M. Harrison, M. McCulloch, U. Robertson, L. Haws, N. Fenner, B. Lipker, C. Winters, C. Hockenheimer, M. Whiteside, R. Vogel, L. Peters, R. Goings, R. Gordon, S. Segur, J. Snook, M. Smith, D. Cox, A. Howes, P. Smith. CHDIR USIC hath charm, so they say, and this year the students who partici- pated in the activities of the choir and glee clubs charmed the students of P. H. S. with the melodious harmonies wihch echoed through the halls. Early in September the choir chose officers, and then planned for their first appearance of the year, an inspiring devotional assembly. As the month of December rolled around, rehearsals were well under way for the annual candle light vesper service, presented the Sunday before Christmas. This program was repeated for our Christmas assembly. A background of evergreens frosted with shimmering icicles made it effective. Each member took part in the musical production, The Forest Princen, pres- ented in the spring, and the dramatic recessional from Baccalaureate held in Grant Gym. This devotional service terminated the year's activities. One hundred six I S my Mrs. Margaret McGowan, director of the choir and the glee clubs Y A Marjorie Moree, accompanist for the choir .I P 1.. one hundred seven O Come All Ye Faithful b , , , CHOIR OFFICERS First Row: J. Hoskins, N. Sainopulos, M. Smith Second Row: R. Day, M. Whiteside, R. Vogel rdqv 'K 1v 3.5 xiii' Uigf Fun Rou J Hoskins B Martin D Lathrop M Wedebrook J Abbott C Neighbors N enkins M Vest S Miller I Ross U Skeens J Mosley E Home B Cummins R Crisp H Taylor Second Rou J Barker W Kinker E McHenry P Peters I Rawlins M Raike J Stevenson B Scheid D Carpenter D Moore J Conley W Toole S White B Carson J McNamara S Berch Third Row B Presley J Minter W Wheeler D Fordice D Barker M Hopkins W Yuenger B Cornet V Pifer J Clausing R Goddard L Fife J Buckley S Tracewell J Yuenger P Ruggles Fourth Rou A Lester C Smith B Hims A Plug B Bays H Miller B Baker S Fraley E Patrick J Boring L Dyer C Mitchell P Phillips C Hodge B Kinard D Shope Fifth Rou B Riggs G Johnson C Johnson M Buckley J Bicketr M Whitely B Adkms C McCann V Willis D IUNIUR GLEE CLUB HE glee clubs got off to a Hying start this fall with their new director, Mrs. Margaret McGowan, who succeeded Miss Elizabeth Moore. Any girl interested in music may become a member of the Junior Glee Club. It is scheduled ten hours a month, and each member receives one- half credit for a years work. Many of the members of the girls chorus, which was organized in 1943, re- turned again this year to continue their work on spirituals and southern folk songs. Perkins B Presley J Newman GIRLS CHDRUS Fin! Row: T. Luckey, C. Fisher, D. Ferguson, M. Grayson, B. Tanner C. Collins S. Ferguson M. Brown. Second Row: J. Flem- mer E. Stanley, D. Gardner B. McConnel, A. Bemse, H. Bemse, G. Ellis. Third Row: P. Harris, R. Washington, G. Johnson J. Jefferson, M. Tubbs, E. Preston N. Mathews. Fourth Roux' M. Miller, M. Nichols P. Archie A, Royal O. Barrett, B. Johnson C. Ronny. 1,4 ,..... iigfsti - . I -f xi 'Q Na ,Q 59,0 ,fi Firrt Row: P. Smith, R. jenkins, R. White, S. Stokes, N. Sainopulos, M. Elkins, E. Lyon, J. Nagel, R. Goddard, E. Adams. Second Row: E. Thompson, J. Schlichter, J. Hamilton, S. Nagel, W. Dever, A. Edwards, M. Purtee, R. Robinson, L. Prior, B. Varner, P. jackson, E. Swavel. Third Row: J. McGuire, R. Thornton, M. White, P. Stokes, M. Thompson, I. McNamara, C. Hatch, J. VanBibber, M. Midkiff, B. Morris, L. Adams, B. Smith, S. Andre. Fourth Roux' G. Everman, B. Lair, B. Ivers, P. Adams, P. Francis, N. Plumber, M. Lynn, H. Hazlebeclt, M. Freclta. Fifth Roux' J. Hoskins, M. List, M. Moore, M. Ross, B. Long, S. Zuene, M. Curcio, J. Frese, P. Phillips, N. Mathis, C. Malone, M. Moree. Sixth Row: L. Phillips, B. White, B. Glenn, V. Pascoe, E. Meadows, 1. Morris, G. McNeal, K. Wedebrook. SENIDR GLEE CLUB HE Senior Glee Club consists of girls who have had one year's previous training in the vocal department. They sang numbers in the candlelight vesper program which was repeated for the Christmas assembly, and combined with the choir to form the supporting chorus for the operetta. Monday morning blues? nf First Row: R. Gordon, j. Lloyd, A. Howes, N. Fenner. Second Row: R. Davis, C. Winters, M. Whiteside, R. Day. MIXED ENSEMBLE GIRLS' ENSEMBLE N. Sainopulos, S. Segur, E. Adams, M. L. Elkins, j. Lawson j. Schlichter, 1. Hoskins, R. Thornton, H. Hazlebeck. uxrxwmrl 2 HE Portsmouth High School band under the leadership of Mr. W. O. Ale- shire, the new instrumental instructor, performed at football and basket- ball games throughout the year. At the first games Sam Hancock acted as the drum major for the band on the field. After he was called into the service, he was replaced by Steve Combs. Both were assisted by Betty Mae Neal and Patty Phillips as drum majorettes. The following students are members of the band: Row 1: M. Winters, D. Baker, R. Little, 1. Cook, I. Leightenheimer, G. Dunn, D. Craycraft, M. Marcum, H. Conkle, K. Burns, j. Hobbs, Director Mr. Aleshire. Row 2: 1. Estep, H. Armsey, S. Combs, J. Murphy, W. Wagner, C. Pettee, H. Coriell, W. Coleman, W. Harwood, j. Davies. Row 3: j. Little, Z. Edwards, S. Andre, E. Doherty, R. Frazier, C. Harwood, R. Powell, H. Fields, j. Hagaman, M. Revare, R. Mucha. Color Bearer: Mary Louise Doherty. Not pictured: R. Allison, P. Peters, O. Bradford, j. Stir, D. Brooks, B. Richey. one hundred eleven fi' JQ ef' Ziff f' 1.34 1---y Betty Mae Neal 11 r? 2 if? . 1 s .QW . - S-.E W5---s.,,f,a-up ' T'i0.uu- w'Hi Xg 1Qe,.n-n-2' 9 Q was- gf Steven Combs one hundred twelve --19 Patty Ph1lI1ps EFORE coming to Portsmouth, Mr. Aleshire was the director of music at Pomeroy, Ohio. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Ohio Wesleyan University, and his Master of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees at Ohio State Univer- sity. H0 URCHESTRA ITH a few additions and a few losses, the Portsmouth High School orchestra per- formed at plays and various school functions throughout the year. Outside school activ- ities they also furnished music for banquets and dinners. Playing at grade schools was the means used to stimulate interest in the high school musical organizations. Members of the orchestra are: Violins: Sara McQuain, Barbara Brandel, Nancy Chamberlin, Essie Mae McGlone, janet Boring. Violas: Zelma Edwards, Patty Hiatt. Clarinets: jim Cook, Harold Conkle, Dick Sutherland. Bassoon: jimmy Hobbs. Cornet: jim Murphy, Steve Combs. Trombone: Bob Powell, Harold Fields. Percussion: Bob Mucha. French Horn: Bill Wagner. Flute: Robert Frazier. String Bass: Herman Rigley. Piano: Frances Quinn. -25 Ai-,,, all .!T Y r ' Q 'G wi. J - na' N 5 4 9, vi 1 + X 5 :fx '-L , n on f f -3 -,I 0, Q u ' 'f --of DRAMATICS 'f ' 'I I ' On stage! Curtain going up!-The ac- tion starts on stage: the actors play their scenes. But what's behind those scenes?-Behind those scenes sit the un- sung heroes of the stage crews. Here is one of those unsung heroes-the prompter. Without her many a ham would have been lost at sea . janet Hoskms CURT!-X Say' that doesnt look like anyone I know' If you re gruesome and want to be handsome or vice versa the make up ladies can do the impossible NIISS Anna Blazer and Miss Margaret Anderson the ladies behind the soldiers in grease paint have been for many years making people what they arent Cur ta1n Call for the ladies behind Curtain going up' Left to Rlght Miss Margaret Anderson Roseanne Thornton Mzss Anna Blazer one hundred sixteen Q 3 .yr , . u A-5 ' , - . ' .-4' . . . . Q K' . . Dim the house lights-Curtain going up' Stage lrghts down foots on play that blue spot on upstage rrght' The llfe of the lxght man' He drms lxghts for the touchmg love scene turns out lrghts for the terrxfylng murder scene Hrs gleammg Irght rs seen by all but hxs face by none Drck Rlehl g V, J' one hundred seventeen Uncle Bert the most essentral man of all behmd Curtaxn gomg up- He matches xuts vuth the wuts of the school to make 1 smooth productron we all appreclate For qumte a few xears he has been vxorklng to produce enter talnment for us and we hope he vull contmue to do so for the years to come He truly t5p1f1es Curtam gorng up' Bert Leach Top left to r16ht Donald Rzce Myron Wllll8I71S Davzd Kmttle Sally Andre Colleen RICQ Chrzstxne Dex er Barbara Doerr Kztty MClVl1llan Bottom e Donald Rzce Myron Wlllzams Kitty McMillan IUNIDR CLASS PLAY- THUMBS P Norma Henson Roger Vogel Bottom left to nght Doc Yeagle jack Plymale Raymond Buckley Roger Vogel james Fout Pf Chrzstzne Dever Charles Hanshaw Sam Strmdberg REVELLER S PLAY- WAPPIN WHARF ,HQ , V 5 ff? A nys wx f , Norma Henson Imogene Leightenheimer Mary Bazler Gloria Lewis jane Schlichter jacquelin Staker jim Fout Barbara Questel SENIOR CLASS PLAY- WHERE'S LAURIET' V' K - Q' H , I ' Z. Q if A i ' if rgfyi' F - 3 I' LJ , t ie, - rrr fi, :QL Eg, jane Schlichter b I 1 G1Ofia Lewis jacquelin Staker V' Imogene Rosemary Ison Leightenheimer ix, one hundred lwenty Norma Henson kia Y Dick Riehl Barbara Questel vin if if -r- 33' -, K, ' Q 4 4 1 I james Cassidy jack Plymale Portsmouth High School had the honor this year of enacting a first produc- tion . The premiere of '4Where Is Laurie?', was held May 4th in the Portsmouth High School Auditorium. It was a great show portrayed by members of the senior class. The plot centered around the attractive Laurie and her jealous girl friends. Jinx had Laurie kidnapped in order that the other girls might enjoy their prom, but she finally showed up in a surprise ending. P. H. S. will long remember the 1945 class play. jack Plymale, jane Schlichter jacquelin Staker, Dick Riehl, Rosemary Ison, james Four Norma Sainopulos, Gloria Lewis, Judy Snook X l i I f , Tx . 1 15 one hundred twenty-one X THE FOREST PRINCE 19 52.1 'fs P' 'F Jester at Tzar s Court Robert Dax 15 x X5 Pr Pr1ncess of Russla Sally Segur Cossack Chlef Marvm Wh1teS1de Cossack G1r1 Ruth Ann Gordon Mother Vanya Nadme Fenner Cossacks Robert Day Robert Prather If Dancers Lawrence Peters, Rosanne Thornton Ray Gomgs, Carl Wmters janet Hoskzns F male I I 1 7 , I , 4' Q' 1 K 'ff V 5 ,, , W, .4 .VJ Q , Q ,ffm X Q: liwir x l , an ff M41 f Q Y V1 if , . xg 1, 3 L E, f' , . :if f V iz xr- ' JT ' , xc K 6 W-.. L4 'mg ' M Q 'M lx Y . . E, , is L 2 ' V L., r or 3 ' , I .I 19 N 5 s .N X 1. 1 . g, Q ,, ' 1 Mr Y .J 1 . . . 4' I K Lsv. O f u 'D C9655 3 B. Ball x F. Quinn M rss F nel HE G A C IS an organlzatlon to 1ncrease the mterest ln athletlcs among the glrls of Portsmouth H1gh Under the leader shlp of Mlss Frlel her asslstants Betty Ball and Frankle Qumn and the G A C officers sports aroused a great amount of enthuslasm and mterest among the more athlet mlnded gmrls of the school th1s year fl' There were about fifty members ln the club In order to be a member one must have at least one sport to her credlt and m order to re mam a member she must earn at least 50 polnts through her part1c1pat1on 1n some sport or sports The annual banquet IS one of the mam hxgh hghts of the G A C program It IS held each F Qumn j Hensge -Q D Claypool Miss Ftlel M A Babcock one hundred twenzy four l A l I . . . . , . . ' 7 ' ' , , , , . . . . , . . . , , ic- , . . . - A' 5 l ,X ' V - , 1 ,,,:.E ,, 1 ., '. f xx -as -.. , I 15 'Q , xy' WN., 1 X SW X a A . . I M .,..,. H M. Vx K :W . ,V . '43 ,ll I I W . v ' 4 ' f . C- , 'li I 35 I , r 'Z ' ' ' Mr? Q, r A -. , IH P' ..3f ' . . 1, .j -fr ' - K V 1 ff' .,.......-f Fzrrl Ron S DuPuy C Edwards P Bradford B Handley J Pratt Second R011 B Tnerney E Harrod L Adams M Werner R Newman Thur! Rou H Hazlebeclc j Van Bxbber E McClure M Chabot G Everman year before the closlng of school and rs held for the purpose of assemblmg all members to glve awards to those who have shown outstand mg sportsmanship durmg the year To be awarded a letter a glrl must have 1500 po1nts to these one semor gnrl IS presented a trophy m athletlcs for her abzllty faxrness good sp1r1t and her line all round sportsmanshlp Thrs year the G A C was run efliclently by Mary Anne Babcock Other officers were Frances Qulnn, vice president, Joy Hensge sec retary and Dorothy Claypool treasurer Al though the club does deserve a great deal of recogmtlon Mlss Frlel should also be glven Through her wxllmgness and patxence she has won the admlratlon and frrendshlp of all the gxrls, and has rarsed gxrls sports to a hrgh plane ln Portsmouth Hlgh School Fxrrt Rou B Dowmng K Shepherd -I Whlte B Newman K McM1llan A Bourgholtzer Second Rou B Doerr B Baughman V Ashe C Bachtrup I Hawthorne G Evans Third Rau R McCulloch J Dougherty M Appel J Lloyd J Staker B Ball one hundred twenty five N . , . l U , . . . - . l 1 - ' S v ' ' , . , , ' . . , I . . . and to earn a medal, 2,000 points. In addition credlt, for wxthout her there would be no club. 7 Y 7 - . l . . . , . N WG ,- W if-3-A 494 f he X ,C C5 OCKEY M570 I -Saw N HN., Front Roux' B. Ball Q1 Second Roux' B. Ticrnc , Duu 'hurt Second Roux' M. McCulloch, P. Bradford, J. Hensge . V, J 1, V Caplalflj j. Dougherty Frou! Roux' M. Thatcher, E. Souders, R, Goddard, J. Van Bibbcr. Second R014 5 M. Gimms, P. Adams, M. Lynn, L. Adams. Captain: G. Evernmn. SQ-r -I Af N I D-'V ,551 ,VK r Front Roux' J. White, B. Newman, D. Clawool Capiainf F. Quinn WA.. ., Front Roux' ,l. Abbot, D Barker, B. Baker. vi Semnrl Roux S. Lessen cw berry, D. Shops, j. Baber Lb Cuphzifli D, Shope. 'gre iw' 1 QW! one hundred twenty-six A? I SISETBALL Q6 BA CH CNG 4 D IW' RW V- Ashe' B- Ball' M- 5m'fh mm Rim. B. Downing, K. shepherd, J. Hnnsgc Second Roux B. Tierney. R. Newman Semnd Roux F. Quinn. G. Evans, B, Newman. D. Clavimol Not Pictured: M, Schisler, J. White, B. Ross, B. Yeager. B. Docrr Fir!! Roux M. Legals, M. XX'c-rncr. V. Ijrandcl. P. Ifmniis. G, Evcrman, .Secmzif Roux Ii. Adams, I.. Feurr, S. Dul-Inv. C. Edwards, If biiudcrs, If. Sargent, I. Gin 'l'fi1i'if Rfiii Fifi! Roux C. Hodge. D. Shriiw. ID, Iidrkur. I Aldwiir DI. Scurlmk, S, Stokes, R. Goddard. M Lynn. I. INIiCin1rc. Sammi' Ron' B. KUHIHTIIIKLZN. P Rnuuhulw. S 'I'i.iiuuIi. I E. Crmimurn, ID, Iircshuur I-'wzmtfv Km.. Y. Pasriic. I Yucnger, M, Raikc. C., Kiimslc,-N 'l!1i,1' lC'f:. I Iliirnu. Dodge, Van Bibbcr, H HazIcIwcLk. P Adarns. M Ciiinx, S. I.cssc-nIvc-rry. I. Iimmix. 'I' Iiatuiiy. ,I BLIQINIL'-. I .I.,IinWii N. Plummer. A 421. fu'I i f X 4 NWI I M 1 XI . . -if M. 4-.M . 1 I , I , Y V Captain B. Ball of the Reds Captain F. Quinn of the Blues l Q. K ,Y ' The two varsity basketball teams. 5 Red and Blue, played only one game ' as this year which was really a bang-up . The Reds were victors over the Blues by a margin of 23 points. the score CT ef. being 35 to 12. The Red team is pic- 'la tured at the left of the V , and the ' V Blue at the right. I 51 I!! - 1 t, X W l V ' .l J' ' 'l ' l 5 an ,W lv J' ...,,, rg ,-A f V sufpq + J tffvff' 5 5.55 I -3 , I 'Qi iii ' L? 'Q-...xslt - xg' BUWLING .fl N U, EYBAL L Another popular sport this year was volley ball. Every day at three, one could find the girls in the gym playing hard at hitting the ball back and forth across the net. Miss Friel directed the games and most of them were really fast and exciting. The idea is to keep the ball from hitting the ground, and to hit the ball across the net to the opposite team. The first team to fail to get the ball across the net, permits the ball to hit the floor, or for one person to hit the ball twice, thereby, either losing the ball if serving or gaining a point for the other team. There are nine players to a team and each person has a certain area to cover. All those who went out for the teams made them and as a result, there were several teams in each class. Through practice and team work. the girls built up very efficient and skillful teams. All the teams were closely matched, and a number of exciting and well-played games resulted. Firrl Roux B. Tierney, N. Johnson, B. Questel, M. Bazler. Second Roux B. Ball, C. Bachtrup, H. Slusher, V. Ashe. Third' R014 1 M. Ashworth, R. Newman. M. Addis. P. Merrill. Fififf Roux' W. Dunn, E. Lyons, G. Everman, P. Francis L. Brandel, j. Martin, j. Spires. Serond R014 .' E. Sargent, L. Gin, H. Burns, C. Edwards, j. Van Bihber, M. A Thatcher, L. Feurt, M. Legas. Third Roux' E. Coburn, H Hazlebeck . Scurlock R. Goddard S. Stokes E. Souders . J . . . . J. Dodge. Fnurlla Ruin' M. Lynn, M. Gims, L. Adams, V. Pascoe, N. Plummer, R. Gordon, P. Adams, B. Long. Fin! Roux' P. Bradford, J. Hensge, B. Newman. Second R014 J F. Quinn, M. McCulloch, B. Yeager, K. Shepherd. Third Ron: B. Ross, L. Hawes, D. Claypool. Fin: Roux J. Conley, D. Barker, M. E. Scott, M. Raike. J Yuenger, P. Peters. Semmf R014 5 B. Baker, B. Himes, M Hopkins, W. Yuenger, S. Tracewell, R. Nourot, J. Abbot Tlyiwl R011 J C. Hodge, J. Conley, J. Buckley, S. Lessenberry L. Francis, B. Adkins. Frmrlb R014 .' M. Buckley, H. Taylor T. Bagby, P. Ruggles, D, Shope, J. Baber, C. Knowles. 2 Q D li . 0 Q .N il 5 I . x A J X ' X lx' l xx U x l. .Mig . -47'-A M I 4,5-v X' ' 1 if x Ft 1 bf IX'-f' if-'T one hundred thirty one xhgqwz Sam and Norma take ofI ! The jomt IS jumpm'! Merry Christmas at the Senior Shindig. one hundred Ihirty-IWO I I Nick L, Lodzan and his orchestra! W 3. I Q., ,df I 1- x 3 -M r' f 3 We like to riH.' one hundred thirty-three Stompin' at the Stall! Let's have a yeIl.' Gee fanks, Coach! Oh well, I'm draft baitf one hundred fhll'fy'fOUI' 'Nb jackson says Hduck! n It's a full house! nvrvv one hundred thfrly-five Put a nickle in it! Wheeee The teams chozce and ours Fay Callzhqin Homecommg queen ofthe 1944 football season rn 71 h h as -P rr K 'W Q , BARBARA HARRIS BETTY ANDERSON 'Wh A 4?-Q JANET LITTLE 'Y' ,B,,, A Y A SARA WATKINS A one hundred Ihffry-Seven QW? EE Wwfffffhfww Q WW JMW ZWZV QMQWW VX WK f73w?? Q gm g S S Trojans--at lastf .ff x If X , ' 1 Z 4 X Z . ma iff' We want a touchdown! one hundred lhirlv-nine Take a BIG bite, Frank! CLUBS Mary Alice Schisler, Sarah McQuain CLASSES PHOTOGRAPHERS Bill Hoover, jack Gall, jack Smith - S 3 AL B . if Y A EW , Q 1 ' 5 S'f l if -. 5? A , Lg t bi. 1 V, 'yur ' Z l , Sally Andre, Barbara Harris momn smrr DRAMATICS Bruce Buckley MUSIC-Bill Wagner, Patsy Henry, Zelma Edwards BOYS' SPORTS Paul Reeg ag '33 f X 4 X GIRLS' SPORTS Ramona Newman, Beverly Tierney an 5 Q 1945 BUSINESS Patricia Merrill, Merle Danner, Nancy johnson Y -L CO-EDITORS Richard Moore, jacquelin Staker ADS Rosemary lson, Betty justice, Charles Hanshaw ADS - Mignonne Addis M JZ At SL W X ,A X X FACULTY - Phyllis Bradford I A S:-N? It -aggavjx SCHOOL LIFE james Breece, Barbara Questel ART STAFF Sarah Dupuy, Cynthia Edwards Betty Yaeger, Colleen Rice, Billye Ross. i 4 -A f - Jr N w ,,, . 1- 1 ,' , V Y . vi - X W .I f, rw- x 4' ,fl qfx jig -at A u Ll, ral, 1, i ni VOCATIDNAL SHDPS P H S Mr Harold Whltlatch, coordmator, observes post graduate Rrchard West as he brushes up on h1s engme repalr techmque before entermg the navy a1r crew trammg As coordmator Mr Whltlatch provldes courses of study and necessary tools and supphes for Junxor and semor students who elect to follow the Machmrst, Automotlve, or Axrcraft Mechamcs trades The da1ly three hours shop mstruc t1on and two hours related class rnstructlon are kept abreast of current trade practlces by the vocatlonal staff through contacts by the coordlnator Industrxal practlces and trade mstructxon are acoordlnated Spec1al1sts m war trme and skllled craftsmen for postwar days recerve an excellent start in the modern well equipped vocational shops of P. H. S. one hundred forty-Iwo E l ,at-ng '51 'Ar 4-4...au-A54 -.D ,fl fi-1 'fl' Learning to serve Old Glory better in vuar time or peace time are these two junior machine course students. Mr. Owen Burkhardt is checking the blue print with them for the accuracy on the milling machine bed which is being planned to production standards. one hundred forty-three Acetylene Weldzng mstructlon IS a part of the automotzve and aeronautrcs shop znstructzon Senzor Dave Kendall has be come proIic1ent m thzs phase Instructor C E Schnexder supervzses two of hxs jumor automotzve students who are Iearnmg to use the motor analyzer m engme tune up xl! W is V, 3 . K my ff X J, K, ' 1. 4 V, 1, 4 B f lxf Mr. F ugene Knore checks closely on assigned work in the Aeronautics science class, a related subject . Senior Aeronautics students of Mr. Gerald Knore's Pre-service class. These students will receive their P. H. S. diplomas and certificates from the Air Corps upon graduation. Here they are preparing parts of a radial engine for assembly and test run. PRINT IT e 'ff Q 1 COMPTOLITH IN T I N 'lv COMPTON ENGRAVING AND PRINTING C0 flhudd 0 C9 S A v 'ff 4- 'P 0 . 5 111 Q, g o P R G I nnnfeunn-ru - - - ul 0 G ll re forty-S D The Trojan Staff grarcfully ncknowlcdgcs and appreciates the following sponsors of the 1945 Trojan Collins' Clothing Store Junior log Shop Dr. Albert N. Conklo Complnm utr o IIIIUSH LLLCTIIIC C0 I IVIILK C0 XIIIX ICI CRI I MII K DISIRIBUIORS VIL Appncing Xour Business PHOWI 767 7001 13 G11111 St Phones 1028 7981 SELECT DAIRY 7343 C1 XI IIA SI PHOBI 7822 Conzpfzmi nl! 0 GECRGE A SUTIIR X1 C0 1617 21 LHILLICOTHE SI' P O BOX 1235 I ELEPHOIXE 875 POR I SMOUTH OHIO AL VN INDLL L M HOWLAND WINDEL HOWIAND un 111 xml Amlvnlima Sunny 1 I' 1 II 11 Ill mul: Inilm PIIONI 700 PORISMOUIH O COIIPIIIII NIS 01 gg Oxy -IPJLZ. one hundred forty 91951 PURE I I I I Ia Q -, i 0 QUJ - I I I If I IANI ' I ,I ' ' I 1 J I A . . . u Au If 1 I L 3 H - ' I 2 . .' ' 0 .. 7 71 ,A II. , , ' 7 , I I T L - Y , I , . :I I7 'I f I T ' ' 1 , . . , O ,fz--vrijfwv jj , A M' - V+, , 1ISIt'I'I'lAF' for .sill IIIl'1lY1'l1 Ili' I vm 'fi' ,,,, . .Qf ..,I iilx I off , A -' yw'n', 1 -' ' IBN ' , 4 ,., , . I , - A , 4 lrc comparable to the Guest made :mvwhcrc You WIII bc dull hted with our soft In hr xuthour glwre which wlll assure you of trulv natur1I cxprcsslons BLOW YOUR HORN FOR THE TROIANS BUT BUY YOUR HORN AT THEIMUSNISHDP MUSIC RECORDS PHONOGRAPHS Instructlons On All Inslrumcnts 703 CHILLICOTHE ST PHONE 3361 R C01VGRA T ULA TIONS T 0 CLASS OF 45 OUILITY G11-TS Al QMEROBI. T? H EAR, MONDS H xg A 471 CHIIIIKOIHF STRI FI NO IXIRX CHARGI IOR CRI DII COMPLIMFN T S IDEA ILK C0 one hundred forty nlne RT IL W L0 IVIQIST PR IC ILSI X N ' ' ,, I 1 'I ' El T N 4 u O ,. C L . 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TTI T X! tx ,f ' g i i ' ORIGINAL HAMBURGER INNS NO 1 1541 GALI IA NO 1 f SIXTH AND G KY Hamburger Inn No. 2 3 III IH SIRIII IGOOD ILICL fO Lil' Cp! merrean Steam Laundry PHONE 176 Portsmouth Auto Exchange NLIV AND USED PARTS FOR ALL CARS S 1xCK FISH 33 GAILIA SIRLET PHONE 3036 It Its Bordens L 'ftgff' Its Got to Be 49 Good D AIRX PRODL CTS IC E CRI XXI Fordew IVIUIHIIIN DAIRY Sl C UND SI RI I IIIONI S 0h1o Consolrdated Telephone Co h d dffty ' 7 9 3 1 V l 22' ' .12 1 I 'f ff' I om imcnhr of 1 I I I 7 A O ee I 2 2 A 'e 1 . l 4 li 9 9 r Q x X I N . . . . C0lllI7ll'lIlL,llfI of It 5 viegsda - FR 15511 - 'wifi' l L 'z,,:,:'1' f lf ' I I ,A 1 L. l . . O Il' A ix 11 1-5 1 IN iv 237,flr' ffll ' I I UI One Un re ' - HERF 10 ES JWANUFACTURING .IEIVELERS AND STATIONERY 1407 I-III NORIH QXIIIOL XMI INUI INDI XIX XPOI I5 INDI KN X O P J BURKART Represcntatxve 7701 QXNIBRIDQI ROXD COI UMBU9 OHIO one hundred flfff IWO i -1 '4'1 '1'iIi , , 1 1 , , 1 1 A . .. , S -... 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V I ' I I I I if Ji 5 ff,o ' Opcn Daily Ilxccpr SIIIILIQIYS 2027 I I- .IA SM. ' L' of s Y . I Co. ru 1' 'I ' ' .un ,, 9 . ' ' 10f 1 L . 1 1 IV1 - ,. , 3' 1, ' ' f' '.-Ill, I - up Ulloo supply oo I lj Q.'III ,fl-efw Av: Complmu ntf o NU WAY CLEANERS CLLANIZVG AAT FUR STORAGE C W IACKSON 7314 GALI IA STREET PHONE 2500 G0 T0 THE BAKE SHOP EOR A WIDL VARIETY OE TASTY PASIRIES AT MARTINGS CORNLR Phone 1014 CONGRAIULAIIONS T0 THL CLASS OF 1945 E C DAEHLER 0RT ARY 0 IOHN T CARR Manager WURSTER S DRUG SI ORE T bf REXALL Stan Open Ex ery Day Sundays and Holldays 730 A M ro1130 P M PRESCRIPTIONS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE CITY AT NO EXTRA CHARGE VVC also carry a full lxnc f GALES AND WHITMAN S CANDIES RSTE NYRUG STOREJT 724e:R9,X,q,QQSlorl c u rr one hundred fifty eight , f M - 3 , A 4 4 , f 1 I O O C O 4 v ' 9 9 rc , 4 in 7 . ' , O 9 Ill I. ll LUENUITES KRAUSS Food Ilarkets IXII X IPPIIIXFIS PIIOXOCI IPIIS ml lxlCOl DS u sun ix Bumn III1 lu no u Q C RCXIRIIS X S33 R X DS III IROSIID IOC Sa' SIXIII S QI MEI EL MOTOR CO CHlxIS1f lx Q PII IIOUIFI IVlvof Jah um! lftml DIIIIIIIIIUI PHOINI N I I 774 SICOVD S1 VISII OUR Nl W STORI Comphmum 0 NI Xl IO L1ROY LHFALRI SAMUEL 8: C0 LINN FUNERAL HOME 8 Gallia St Next to lalloy The t SSRICCI 7CXII XSIR 1I11xllxS or HIPPI Hows WOOD PHOTO ERVICE I PIX! 7 f I X Illllli Xl IIX SIRII I l'URISXIOl III O one hundred fffly nfne I I ' 55 9 9 'I g r 1 L L lfl'QI 'l'l'l:'-.f , v, 'Ii ' ' - 0 ' .OIIIS V W , V I V Y I rxf . 1 4 I. X . ZQIII K S I VIUIIIII - Plum- -II I Ii Nllif I' SSI-.L CQ,Xl4I.l,X SI'RI3If'IO IT lll IS Ylzfilf If I5I.IfS BIR if i f 2 5 JDS SBII-ff- .Q .'III iIf'I' 0 7i'ql'7 if lf, 51, , ' '.', . USED CARS Ol? ALL INIAKES AND INLODIILS 'E 4. ..- . I I I f I. - , f I 11 ' Q L L T X X o Q 42 ' I ,- a re CIIIIH' I 1.125 S-I.. lp - .If .I q IEEE 'Q 1 'ff' ' f ' 1 !,7!:'.'f.'1.O- .. .QI-!!C!AY!'!.X'G-IQY.-.il-IG!:f1.!f.,718 II IIWS .XNYIIIING IN l'IC,lEl'RliS NVIf DU II' I. ,.. ,' Q ' . IIIU PAINTS GLASS WAI I PAPER The Portsmouth Parnt Company C AI I IA XND FINDI AY COYGRATUI AXTIONS TO THE CLASS OF 45 W I L L S Lrngerre and Corset Shop Ixl I P 1111 IIOIIING Wxth cm Membershlp IIIR U The Automohrle Club ot Southern Ohro AIIIX X1 GAS SIRLLT W L WILHELIVI JAMES E WILHELIVI Optom 11 I 30x C HILLIQOIHI SLRLIA I 111 I III 10 I IS tbl Illllf was IHI HONIL OI N XI IOVAI I X SDN I RI ISI D IURNIIURI LEIIS dlrrlnatr PILIIIIPIIOII Suu II udqu ut if or Srbool Suppfuf IRI In DIQI IVI:R1 HI-IGER Sr WEBB QXIIIS SI IOHN PHONL COXGA IIUI IIIOXS 10 III Cl ISS O1 -U More Centers K 0 P Y K AT IIICIIMAN BIIIIS CIOIHIS DIAICI IAOII Oblx 1 ICYOII 10 IUU 311 CIIII LICOIHL SI RLI I one hundred sixty I -4 LT 1 V v 4 I O I Q J .. 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I I Ll I f O 'Plf f,f.f l9 ' ' ' ' I TI' Murflns Insurance Agency lnmn In Sun Innnana I542 GALLIA SIREEI' PHONE 446 PORISMOUI H O NAN L MURPHY APPAREL SHOP NORA A WILHELM GLADYS HIGGINS Make This Your Shoppmg Center for umors and MISSCS Wcarnng Apparel The Lxrbangr of pbotogmpbr Imp: tb munoruf find! the frzrrulfbzpf of Happj School Day Photographs of the Class of 1945 made by HARRIS STUDIO Portralts of Quahty Commercial Work Frames INIot1on Pnetures Phone 355 X 3045 CHILLICOTHE STREET BES T WISHILY FROM T be Store T but Suze: You Along LHILLICOTHE AT THIRD PORTSMOU I H OHIO REDOUTEY 81 STERN PAINT STORE 1006 GALLIA STREET Telephone ZI36 PORTSINIOUTH OHIO CRAIGMILIVS FURNITURE C0 HOAILS I-'URNISHLD COZVIPLE TF 936 GALLIA STRLLT PHONI: 319 one hundred slxly one ' 9 T I 7 ' il ti . BERTHA DCBOER If Itfr PlJ0tograplJ1k- PW' Do It , I , 1 , . ADAM GIESLER IOHN HETZEL, Prop. RETAIL DEALERS IN IXIEATS IIC' DU!!-l'l'l' 221 IVIARKET STREET C0lIlf7l1.Illl'I1fI of 1VIeKinney's Radio Service COR. NINTH 84 OPFNERIE STS. PHONE 2653 Wli SER VlCl:' ALL MAKI:'.S' Complmu nt! o tbl Wolford Maohlne Co PAR75 FOR AIL CARS 771 173 FIFTH SI REET Complum utr o Chobots Super Servloe AI I IA AND OI I NI RI DAMARIN HII L SI XI N TPLN IH 8: GRANDN II W L E Covert Furmture Co NEW AND USED IURNITURE BUT SILL AAD TRADE 515 SICO1ND SI REET Phone 625 X 101 Il II DIAZUOADS BUIOVI GRUI N HAAIII 101V ILGIN WA YCHI S ROY ZUEFLE Jeweler Cnhs I11.1t Last 533 SLC OND STREEI PORISMOUIH OHIO Yuhars Oldsmoblle Co COIIPIIII Sllxllfl IOR Ill IIIAIS Ol ,P CIRS IRD IIIUCAS ,,,. 117 III III PHOYI 100 one hundred sixty two 1 9 o 6 5 o o G -- 35 E 2 5 ..-'- 1 'r 'JIU 1 X5 ' 5 51551, I .I 0 0 ' 0 W 1 ri , f, 1, f 5 f, 1 , i 4 3 ll f T Y . 9 , 5 rc-' .'1' Qu T I 11 A I' QQI - I 1 e - V. ,Q 1 i 'I U - e Q,-f , 1 L A ,fre A O -12 r I, 1 f ,rfeg Q, +L V' f -' 'ij V 'Q' : 'U ' 1: 1 .. ,. . 5. K X I . 1 J, 1 f '11, T ' 4 N 3, ,, f . f . K, e - 5 ,. - .M A ... ' , ' A ' SI. 1 1 ,'r 1 on . FOIIIIIIIINIS LEIIIS PAKINC COVIPANY SANIILSON S LADIL Y APPAALI CII ICC I SI COOD CIOIIIIS IO III X IND BOIS IOR SI X LE IN PORTSNIOUTH C Herrmann 81 Sons Packlng Company IXI 0611 IHC XIIIX SIRIII CURNI R IICIIIII XND XII RR XX LEH NIA N INSURANCE AGENCY I IOLRIH 'SIRII PORISNIOL IH OHIO C pl PCIWSIVIIIUTH GAS CII. Employees one hundred s lx! y Ihree Ol WT I . H -'11, Llvflv In P I I Comphmmu of ....,..,..,.. .,,... ,,,,.. . . ..., , .,.. ......I I , E 9 3U II I,I, IJ'IIHi ARIEIQCI' I ' N I o ' S2 7 I I I ,I A I EI . . l T, ' ILC- W' -I If ,LII om inzwztr of THE TASTE TILLS THE TALL LAUREL BISCUIT COMPANY 1609 CHILLICO THE S1 RFFT ZIMMERMAN S 0 la Supplzu and lfqmpmznt UNDLR WOOD Typewr ztcrf SUNDSTRAND Addmg Mafblmr 810 CHILLICOTHE STREET PHONE 2490 PORTSMOUTH O Drink SI. 04 Bigger and Better Automotive Supply Ce Dutrzbutorr GOODR ICH T IRES MOBILGAS SLIOIOVILLE EIGHTH 6: GAY STS VIADUCT 81 GALLIA Wm. J. Llcht Eleetne Ce. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AND REPAIRING WE LLGHT THE WA Y 1542 GRANT ST. PHONE 1078 one hundred sixU f0U A REAL TREAT FOR YOU . . S T U D E N T S y RICHLOAF VITAIITLV BREAD ' TODAY NOW IS THE TIME TO GET STARTED IN FLYING- 15ll CHILLICOTHE STREET AMERICAS FASTEST GROWING PHONE 662 AND MOST INTERESTING FIELD EIVROLL NOW AT RA VEIV ROCK FLYING SCHOOL Raven Rock Airport IEMIQIICCIK H. C. GRIMIES, Operator Sclie-ty Service Courtesy PORTSMOUTII CITY LINES one hundred skty-f've Richardson Baking Co. MODERN GRILL OUR FOOD IS WHOLESOME SODAS AND ICE CREAM HIGH SCHDDL SENIDRS Prepare thoroughly before acceptmg a posmon Enter here nmmedlately after graduatlon Be a prlvate secretary sten ographer bookkeeper or a comptom eter operator Permanent pos1t1ons for competent people Salarles S85 00 to S150 00 per month Portsmouth Interstate Business College NATION ALLY ADVERI ISIQD Complete Fomllu Shoe Store LINES POR THE ENTIRL IAINIILY FOR CHILDRLN Red Goose Play Poxse FOR WOJW LN Natural Brxdge May Mantons Hug Tntes FOR AIIHN Walk Overs Complzmentf o PDRTSIVIO TH DTDR I OUR IORD DEALFR III7 CAI IIA SIRI FT PHONES I974 l504 POR I SMOU I H OHIO EDWARD STI-IERLER WA T CHZIIAKER and OPT ICIAN PHONE 1726 Y 1117 GALLIA STREET PORTSINIOUTH OHIO Complmn nt! 0 WPAY SCIDID Rroadcastlng Lo L C XIIIX SIRII I one hundred surly SIX 9 Iarman Portage 815 GALLIA ST. PHONE 2630 ' f ' P f ' C O H . 1 , .S , . x . IUU1 If - - If S ' fl rAsk,fer these foods 9uMMw44f VGJLUNTEE BSI. Dll'lE Pure Food Products The Grlbert Grocery Ce Daulton s Grocery NCY GIOCIR IS lllx IHONI IS3 -H 404 SLLONI SIREEI IHTY LGAN G SAVINGS COMPANY II Lengratulatrene and Bert Wrshex TIADI MARK R50 U 3 PA! OH hdd , v lfflr ' 'Z 14 I :li III, IIS' Nl f J 9 9 l Conzplimenu of O O 606 Cf l.l-lCO'l'HIi S'l'RIili'lG 1 . O 5 . Y l Y . Y W r L I SCHISLER MEAT MARKET QUALITY MEA TS 805 IOHN STREET PHONE 1371 CONGRA TULA TIONS AND BES T WISHES RALPH A. STEVENS MUNICIPAL JUDGE The Western and Southern IUVENII E INSURANCE EDUCATIONAL INSURANCE INCOME INSURANCE LII L INSURANCE C OMPLIMEN T S J E PARKINSON T WO STORES K and S Jewelers GALLIA AT GAY The Joyce Ce Jewelers NexttoN 85W YM C A at the Termrnals MAR T GLEN N GLYNN BROCK Funeral Home Lmnfrd fnzbalnzelir and Fumml Dzrectorr PHONE 2740 PORTSMOUTH O GALLIA 35 WALLER PHONE Truim Run On Our Time PORTSIx,I0UTH OHIO WATCHES DIAMONDS C0l1gldfllldf10l1f Clan 0 45 0 CARSON RARKLOW COUNT I ENGINLI R QP H S 233 Nou Scrxm Oxerseas wrth U S Army En mc-ers one hundred sixty eight C0 IIPLI III NTS SELRY SHOE CO PITTS DAIRY SIIOPPE I CRI M IOUNI XIN SPLCIXI ISIS C XND1 IUNCHES YOLIx INIARIST AIICHBOR BI P FI 5 COAIPLI IILIN T5 RALPH LEGLER Tailor ORIGINAL LUI RAII Stewarts Drug Store PRISCAIPIION SPI C1 ILISTS ' CXIIIXSIRILI PHONII 744 .SAYIT IVIIH I-'LOVVIRA BUf SAI If LVITH OURS HERMS FLORAL CO 838 SIXIH SLRLI I PHONL 1008 A R C CLE NERS PHOYL I700 1033 C, XLLI X SIRI LI Can lo: Yom Cloths for Iour County LONG AND COMPANY lb! 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