Portsmouth High School - Trojan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

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Binary Vanguard, Regnant Over The Outer Office As secretary of the office, Miss Kathryn Krall has worked diligently and successfully, She Principals' Assistants answers all questions for students seeking information, and trains all the assistants in the office. Miss Krall graduated from Portsmouth High School in i929 and has been Mr. Dale's secretary for the past three years. ln addition to his regular classes in stenography and business law, Mr. Bert Leach has performed the duties of assistant principal. He has charge of the absentees, the granting of excuses, and the filing of detention slips. His so-called study during the year was his attempt to discover the advantages of supervised study. Trusties OF The School, Jacks OF All Trades A position in the office is one of trust and responsibility.. The assistants in the principal's office carry out these qualities successfully. Their duties vary. They run errands, write admittance slips for tardy students, check the list of absentecs from classes and study halls, make out daily absence lists and deliver them to all rooms, and call wanted students to thc office.. Typing reports, handling grade sheets, and run- ning the mimeograph machine are also included in their work. Front row: D. Bailey, M. Caudill, J, Grohman, B, McCauley, D. Maguet, R. McKinley, D. Stetzinger. 2nd row: M. F. Suter, F. Throckmorton, J Miss Krall, Mr. Leach VVarren, R. M. Woten. Not pictured: C, White, Colene Cox, assistant in Mr. Appel's office ...'-D-14l- .1-Y

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The Open Sesame To All Social Freedom Prin. Dale, Dean Felsted Duc to the unt,ring endeavor of Mr. C. Sherman Dale, the principal, Portsmouth High has been rated with other distinguished schools of Ohio and has maintained a position as one of the foremost schools of the district. Mr. Dale acquired his B. S. and M, A, degrees at the University of lllinais and is a graduate of the East Kentucky State Normal School at Richmond. Before coming to Portsmouth eight years ago, he was principal of the high school at Mays' ville, Ky., and at Champaign, lll. l-le is also a member of Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity. A friend to all the girls would be a fitting title for Mrs. Leona Wise Felsted, Dean of Girls and sponsor of the Girls' League and the Girls' Senior Honor Council. All excuses for the girls' absences are granted by her, and she strives to promote their welfare. ln addition to this work she teaches biology for girls, Mrs. Felsted received her B. S. and M. A. degrees at Ohio State. The Board of Education, the executive body of the school system, has successfully conducted the financial affairs of the school and has infallibly performed all tasks confronting them. The members as seated below are: Frank Appel, Superintendent, Wesley Ridenour, Superintendent of Building, D, E. Gardner, Forrest Williams, President, William H. l-lazlebeck, Secretary, Charles E. l-lard, Earl Clayton, and Emma Cramer Board of Education

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Girls' Dean Assistants The work of Dean Typists, Librarians, Even Florence Nightingales Felsted's assistants includes nursing as well as business. They have such tasks as giving first aid from the contents of the medicine cabinet and keeping the rest rooms orderly and clean. They do a considerable amount of typing for the Dean and the committees, and take care of all the bookf belonging to the Board of Education and reports on them. They are efficient messengers for the Dean, and trek many lengths of the corridors a day. Front row: R. Curnutte, l-l. Destocki, L. Faulstich, E. Foster, H. Geiger, R. Martin, M. F. Suter. 2nd row: R. Davidson, M. Davis, l-l. DeAtley, L. Dodds, H. Wells, D. Young. Comptrollers OF Scholastic Financial Matters The Accounting office is the bank of P. H. S. All the funds belonging to the sundry activities and clubs are carefully deposited by Mr. Kegley and his assistants. When pecuniary situations arise, money is secured through this staff by means of an invoice ok cd by the sponsor. An unbelievably large sum is accounted during the year, and the work is large in proportion. The musical organizations, with their contest trips tc finance, the Trojan, making large and small inroads on their reserve, the Echo, changing figures bi-weekly, athletics, buying much equipment, selling many tickets, the class funds and the general fund are only a few of the accounts balanced in this office. Below: E. Dean, E. Rinehart, Mr. Kegley and L. Stomper, snapped in the I 1 ni --55. 1. accounting office Staff oi Accountants