East High School - Tartan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

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uniot efau Ufjiceti X 1 x f PRESIDENT . . . VIVIAN SCHOMBURG Gly, I VICE PRESIDENT . . . MARGARET KEATLEY 4 SECRETARY . . . . RUTH MAXEY Wff I TREASURER . . . ANNAJEAN SLATER X' 23 -A

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as. ug., sv 'N A Jiffixi ,Q 4 .'f.2.r1 h-.. Stephenson, Beulah Alberta Van Bibber, Harrison June B00l5 Wha1e'er he did was done with so ,, ,, much ease Laugh and be well! In him alone, 'twas nalural Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Girls Lcnguc 1, 21 to please. Sun Bonnet Sue. Stage Crew 3' 4. Sloul, Margaret Frances Frankie And she was ever :lately and sedate. Spanish Club 4. eniozs Williams, Elmer Leo Shorty As upright as the cedar. Science Club President 43 Hi-Y Secre- tary 4: Science Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Football Manager 2, 3, 43 Tartan Staff. Williams, Charles Ralph Chad Brevl!y ls the loul of wit. William, Jr. Rufus Men of few words men. Wellman, Marlin Nathan Shorly A merry heart goes all the day. Glcc Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 1, 2g Hi-Y 3, 43 Tartan Stall' 4: Assembly Play 43 Sun Bonnet Suc : Gypsy Troubadorf' McMeans, Edward Fair be all ihy hopes And prosperous he thy in peace and war. Glee Club 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3: life Army 4. are the hes! .l ii Q 4 e . . .'.f: , .Xa diff' Rm I 4,

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l Q0 M Q.- ii? X' uniot elf!! The Juniors, with Miss Davids, Mr. Bricker and Mr. Glass as advisers, entered the new year with an enrollment of 84. Their first dance was given on October 4. Their second, the Christmas dance, followed on December 13. Rhea Jones was chosen by the class to represent the Juniors at the Homecoming game and dance. Two assemblies were in charge of the Juniors, the first a Thanksgiving assembly with a short play entitled A Light Dessert for Thanksgiving, was given November 27. The other was given on May 8. The annual Junior Class play, Who Killed Aunt Caroline? , was given on March 27 and 28. As other money making schemes, the class sold refreshments at all the home football games. Small football-shaped score cards were sold at the East vs. New Boston game. Later, the Junior class sold subscriptions to magazines. This campaign lasted two weeks and several prizes were given to those selling the most subscriptions. Ruth Maxey sold the most subscriptions and Vivian Schomberg was second among the girls. John Williams was the superior boy salesman. Class rings were ordered by the class and were received during the winter. The Junior-Senior Prom was given at Harding School Auditorium on May 23, 1947. Row I-Opal Charleton, Mary Boyd. Wanda Bouts, Norma Black, Esther Bennett, Robert Cham- berlain, Donald Brumfield. Row 2-Joan Askins, Phyllis Adkins, Norma Etterling, Mary Andre, Nadine Duncan, Loreen Ashworth, Ralph Gasaway, Donna Burke, Betty Buchannan. Row 3- Robert Adkins, Delbert Adams, Forrest Deemer, Gary Bussa, Robert Etterling, Chester Artis, Lester Covert, Betty Dials, Ruth Fraley, Layton Edwards. - .1 131' -'Q .-ft ess., QQ' Qi f all I RX Xb VT nw ,VXA s-ffl SO'