Portland High School - Tifoon Yearbook (Portland, IN)

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J - Y ' r . , ' is 1 - ' . Q, . A is . 'JW' 4 ' ay t .Halle L10 WILMA Hathaway is often seen with a former P. H. S. student . . . Where there's Haviland, there's Bondy -that old saying seldom fails. Velma has taken part in musical activities . . . Ruth Henisa is an attractive brunette . . . Cath- erine Heniscey is really a whiz when it comes to shorthand . . . Wanda Hicks has been prom- inent in G. A. A .... Norman Hilgeman has been showing interest in a certain freshman girl . . . As Senior Vice-President, Hi-Y member, and varsity baseball player, Bobby Holmes has little spare time . . . Bob Hunt has all the marks of becoming a photographer . . . Maxine Hutchens plays her trombone and some day might even compete with Tommy Dorsey . . . Pauline Kess- ler is quiet and shy . . . Bill Lacey was right hand man at the refreshment stand at all ball games . . . Dollie Loper was a conscientious stu- dent and loyal member of her class . . . Ma- honey fPaul McCroryj was a valuable asset to both the football and basketball teams . . . After he finished in January, Bob McFadden's gay, cut-up ways were missed about the school . . . Betty McFarland didn't let her Pennville interest interfere with her friendliness around school . . . A certain cheer leader kindles the flame of Ray McKinley's heart. Ray was active in Hi-Y and varsity basketball . . . Dick Mc- Laughlin served as efficient manager of the ath- letic teams . . . Ferd Markley acquired the name Tombstone through his employment at the Portland Monument Company . . . Gooch Mas- ter, Hi-Y member, has the B. P. blonde interest fBetty Peden to youjg Emanuel played basketball and worked at the Princess . . . Jim Mayo's avoirdupois will be a great loss to Coach Farris' football team . . . As Vice-President, Willard Miller ends four years of interested membership in Vo-Ag . . . biggest activity of Rosemary Minch was being Editor-in-Chief of the 1942 Typhoon . . . Older of the two Orr sisters is Jean, quiet and studious . . . As Typhoon typist, Rosemary Orr has proved herself indispensable to the staff . . . Finishing school in J anuary, Charles Parkison joined the United States Navy. All the luck in the world to you, Charlie! -420 - SENIORS Top Row: Wilma Hath- away, Velma Jeanne Haviland, Ruth Henisa, Catherine Heniscey, Wanda Hicks. Second Row: Norman Hilgeman, Robert Holmes, Robert Hunt, Maxine Hutchens, Paul- ine Kessler. il Third Row: William La- cey, Dollie Loper, Paul McCrory, Robert McFad- den, Betty McFarland. Fourth Row: Ray Mc- Kinley, Richard Mc- Laughlin, Ferd Markley, Emanuel Master, James Mayo. Bottom Row: Willard Miller,'Rosemary Minch, Jean Orr, Rosemary Orr, Charles Parkison.

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' SENIORS Top Row: Margaret Al- berson, Richard Ashton, Lee Atha, Patsy Jane Beard, Norma Bisel. Second Row: Frederick Black, Tunis Bond, Jr., Mary Lou Brewster, Ei- leen Brigner, Leo Bruns. Third Row: Robert Car- roll, Joan Chaney, Fred- erick Cooper, J une Coun- cilman, Caleb Davis. Fourth Row: Wilbur Foltz, Alice Fox, Law- rence Franks, Mildred Garner, Mignon Garing- er. Bottom Row: Clyde Gib- son, Wilma Gillette, Wil- liam Gillum, Edward Green, Warren Groman. what .Halle E000 ONE of the most active girls in the Class '42, Margaret Alberson was treasurer of G. A. A., member of G. R. cabinet, Typhoon staff member, and Red Cross representative . . . Richard Ashton I' . conducts the sports section of a local newspaper and was sports editor of the Typhoon . . . Lee Atha was a Golden Glove Champ . . . Cheer leader for two years, Pat Beard also did G. R. work and was senior editor of the Typhoon . . . Norma Bisel rides the ABC bus to and from school . . . Studies came first with Fred Black, as his scholastic record shows . . . Bondy has many interests--cheer leading, Hi-Y, his Hupmobile, class presidency, his sax, and his Velma . . . Mary Lou Brewster, faculty and underclassmen editor of the Typhoon and G. R. cabinet member, has personality plus . . . Eileen Brigner is quiet and reserved . . . Red-headed Leo Bruns has un- derclassman interests . . . Bob Carroll has been an enthusiastic worker in the Vo-Ag . . . Joan Chaney served as the G. R. secretary and cheer leader in her Junior year. Her heart belongs to the Class of i39 . . . Short, blond Fred Cooper is a member of the Hi-Y and a great sports fan . . . June Councilman, admirer of Madison, has taken an interest in the music department . . . Caleb Davis is a motorcycle fan . . . Sorry Wilbur Foltz didn't stay . . . Good-natured Alice Fox has been an industrious student and very active in G. R .... Lawrence Franks drives a '40 Chev- rolet . . . Mildred Garner is the bowling whiz of the feminine gender . . . As a successful waitress, Mignon Garringer is working at Elliott's in her spare time . . . Clyde Gibson scored a great success in P. H. S. as Santa Claus in the senior Christmas program . . . Wilma Gillette is known for her natural permanent wave . . Varsity football was Gillum's achievement in high school . . . Like Caleb Davis, Ed Green is a motorcycle fan . . . Varsity sports and Hi-Y activities made Andy Groman a prominent character around P. H. S. ...1Q..

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