Portsmouth High School - Trojan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

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-f 'Wg .. fi tQ,,,.,Jwi it lielw f JL 'Vai MANUAL TRAINING All the posters, tickets, programs, and the Echo have been printed in our print shoppe' and much repair work has been done by the sturdy males of the 8. ' wood shoppe and mach- ing shoppef' Messrs Mon- rad, Granberg, and Martin are the foremen of this flCPaftmCnf' o. GoRDoN GRANHERG A. 1.. MONRAD PRINTING, DRAWING MACHINE SHOP, State Teachers College, VVisconsin. hlEt'HANIl'AL DRAWINC Bennett Linotype School, Toledo. M4 En 0510 School of Tech l'niversity of Wisconsin. I. C. S Scranton Pa. State Teachers' College, Colorado. La Sang Ext. l-div' K-hica 0 C. A. MARTIN XN'oonsHoP Bradley Polytechnic Institute. - l'niversity of Illinois. 3 . University of Michigan. 3 r E Q 5 i ? ii . YYANDA COLE EDNA ZOLA KNIGHT I E 1 BooKKi-:i-:PING SHORTHANU, TYPING if B. S., Oberlin College. B. A., Muskingum College. 5 Qt Joie KEGLEY Conmrzncmi. Amrnmnrrc 2 , B. A., Milligan College. ri 1 1 if I 1 F r 1 . K4 I 3 COMMERCIAL Z c The intriguing art of business is carefully pour- , ,A 3 A-Fi ed forth into the eager av ears of tl1e young hopefuls C. H by the teachers of the 4 . ' J' commercial department. Q -My . . . .- ,f 1 The l'lll3.llCIal atifairs of our . I 1 . . . ' . noble institution are well : directed by Mr. Kegley. '. assisted by Flora Suther- 'I f , land and Kathryn jones. . E -- Grade cards, grade sheets, ld ,L reports, and business let- rg es, ' ters are typed by the in- Eig Q dustrious pupils. We V' V. fw 'm . Q! BERT LEACH NV. XV. SIMMONS ,' -5 SHORTHAND BOOKKEI-:PING - S VVestern State Normal. B. S., University of Illinois. we Q. YULA LIEWNG TYPING B. A., Marietta College. University of Wisconsin. Fourteen

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LOLLIE ANDERSON GLEE CLUBS AND CHORUS CLASSES lfontainluleau, France. HENRI SCHNABL BAND AND ORCHESTRA 0 MUSIC Perhaps you aren't aware of the fact, but our high school is just filled with Carusoes and Rose-Bud Tenors . Miss Anderson and Mr. Schnabl have instilled into their hearts the desire to attain fame in a musical line, and they have been very successful. Some of the stu- dents reeeived national recognition in the musical convention at Cleveland, The glee clubs have entertained many of tl1e business and social organizations in the city. H. M., College of Miisic, Mannheim. Army Band School, Germerheim. National Theatre Orchestra, Mannheim. Ohio State University. EDGAR MASSIIE CHEMISTRY A. K. XVHEELER GEoMETav AND Pllvsles Ohio State L'niverSity. ll. S.. Ilennisnn Fniversity. B. S., Dennison Univgsi '. C. D. VYALDEN PHYSICS ,f B. A.. Miami Vniversity. l'niversity ot' VViseonsin. liniversity of Cincinnati. SCIENCE If you happen to catch a glimpse of crowds dart- ing over lawns with butter- Hy nets or digging undec- orative dandelions from the high school turf, don't be alarmed. It'S probably the members of the depart- ment of science. This de- partment. under Mr. VVal- den's leadership has done much to further thc Study of sciences by bringing speakers, moving pictures, and instructive experiments to the Students. XM u B. T. SHAFER EVERETT 1. MOAK B. S., Ohio University. B. S.. Ohio VVesleyan. University of Cincinnati. CHARLES LORENTZ RESERVE COACH B. A., Marietta College. Thirteen 1 PFW-e. -f ff' . , ,.:'.' -. -fi. vt., , ' .Pfff'v.ff '-f-...AQ J-awk. Tw 'x ff - HH E: nt if E it E x E E in fri. i we iq '3 Itkyfw 'if fi 'E-- 4, .kwa A y fl v E. Ji if T . 'Q ka , ,lax .Vi

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x xv ' ATHLETICS Under the direction of Miss Iiell, Mr. Hopkins, and Mr. Ness, the students are put through their daily dozen two or three times a week. Their careful work has produced many husky lads and lassies. just take 11 look around! XVe have everything from a Charley Paddock to a Father Lumpkin, RALPH E. NESS RICHARD E. HOPKINS FOOTBALL, TRAHQ l3.xsKii'r1zAi.i., ISASRRALL B. A., VYittenherg. It. S., Miami University. L'HARl.O'l'TE BELL l.iIRl.S' A'i'i11.i:'1'les Ohio Vl'esleyan. Sargent. L'niversity of VVisc'onsin. l'olunihia I'niversity. EDITH JOHNSTON BERNICE AUCH .'5xNi'lEN'l' HISTORY' Nl0DERN H1sToRv B. S., Ohio l'nivei'sity. B. A., Ohio Wesleyan. M. A.. L'niversity of Chicago. Columbia University. NI. R. FREELAND .ANIERICAN HISTORY, lieoxomres B. S., Ohio State University. HISTORY The subject of history sounds rather didactic but just get into it once and you'll Hnd it to he very ditiferent. Since it is said that history repeats itself one should study it just to tind out what is going to happen. Tests on current events have been given fre- quently, and as a result, the students have heen reading more of the newspapers than the funny sheet . HOWARD C. BRYANT C. D. PITTS, JR. HISTORY, Civics, CIVIUS, Iiuslmzss LAW Riisrzievrz Coixen B, S., M, A., ohio State U, B. A., Heidelberg College. MARGARET T. RICKER WoRi.1w HISTORY Vniversity of Chicago. lfniversity of Colorado. Cornell University. Fifteen qi, ,. . . rl! , X-.I 9 , My 6 ni- '- ..LaITr4Yf1 Witt