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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