Portland High School - Tifoon Yearbook (Portland, IN)

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'wx ff -7-v-if V-W if -9,-. SENIORS Top Row: Helen Paul- ing, Betty Peden, Helen Porter, Maxine Schroll, Betty Sheffer. Second Row: Vivia n Sherman, William Smith, James Spahr, Paul Spitz- er, Gerald Stoner. Third Row: LaVaughn Stout, Hugh Theurer, John Thomas, William Thomas. Fourth Row: Marjorie Vannoy, Virginia Wal- ter, Alice Weller, James Wilkinson. Bottom Row: Helen Wil- son, Ardelle Witt, Joyce Woods, Margaret Woods. - 9.1 ji' . A i 'I Mat .NGUG 2002 HELEN Pauling is sweet, quiet, and studious, with a pleasant disposition . . . Titian-haired Betty Peden spends a lot of time in the lobby of the Princess Theatre. It' must be managerial in- fluence . . . Helen Porter wears a pretty ring on the third finger of her left hand. Wonder what that means? . . . Now holding a competent posi- tion is Maxine Schroll, who finished in January . . . Betty Sheffer went to Ligonier in her junior year, but came bfjck to graduate from P. H. S. . . . Tall Vivian Sherman is quiet and sedate . . . Bill Smith is the most versatile Senior-Junior Class President, sales manager of the Typhoon, this year's President of Hi-Y, and a great team mate on the varsity football and basketball squads . . . Jim Spahr's biggest responsibility this year has been the presidency of Vo-Ag Club . . . Big Paul Spitzer proved his mettle on the football field, always in there fighting . . . Gerald Stoner, member of Vo-Ag, is interested in agriculture . . . LaVaughn Stout always topped the class in schol- arship, and served as Business Manager of the 1942 Typhoon . . . Hugh Theurer is very popular with the freshman girls . . . After finishing school in January, John Thomas left to take up new duties in the United States Navy. The best of luck, John! . . . Youngest member of his class, Bill Thomas has been active in Hi-Y and class activ- ities . . . Although she graduated in January, Marjorie Vannoy came back for one class the last semester . . . Another to leave at mid-term, Virginia Walter was quiet and conscientious . . . Alice Weller is recognized for her service on the G. R. Cabinet and her outstanding musical ability . . . Jim Wilkinson attended school at Poling his sophomore year, but returned to grad- uate from P. H. S .... Although very active on the Typhoon staff, Helen Wilson always main- tained her fine scholastic record . . . Ardelle Witt has been very much interested in musical activ- ities . . . Joyce Woods has taken great interest in Pennville . . . Her sister, Margaret, left to become a housewife. ..23..