Portsmouth High School - Trojan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

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The cabinet which is mode up of the chairmen of the various committees of entertainment, refreshments, hospitality, publicity, health, and finance, make up the executive body of the Girls' League. They have planned programs which brought many of the girls into service and have helped in the development of our school. At a special girls' assembly, the candidates for the different offices of the League made short speeches to introduce themselves before the election. They were installed at an impressive meeting in May. An outstanding social event of the year was the Senior Mother-Daughter tea. While Dean Felsted met and greeted everyone, some of the teachers poured the tea, and music was provided by Elnora Wheeler, Margaret Pat- terson, and Gene Dever. All of the classes were represented in the cabinet and each member has worked diligently with her committee to see that each attempted activity was a success. Above-front row: C. Apel, J. Allard, D. Barry, V. Colley, J. Friel, M. Horn, N. Johnson, J. Salladay, E. Snyder, M. Barr, L. Beebe, J. Brady. Znd row: J. Brooks, D. Clark, B. Coffman, L. Chilton, S. Coch- ran, C. Cox, R. Davidson, E. Doley, L. Dennison, C. Danzer, G. Dever, A. Elliott, J. Friel. 3rd row: L. Faulstich, B. Feyler, N. Fuller, S. Gordon, H. Geiger, I. Gable, D. Goetz, M. Gardner, J. Heisel, S. Jones, P. Jordan, V. Johnson. Below, front row: K. Johnson, D. Maguet, B. Marsh, M. Meredith, J. Mitchell, R. Martin, L. McDaniels, S. Moore, A. Padan, M. Porter, R. Russell, B. Rawson. 2nd row: C. Ramsey, M. Saleba, M. Streich, N. Spencer, S. TePas, L. Winters, H. Wells, M. Wurster, League Cabinet and Chairmen A. Crabtree. Not pictured: W. Beekman, H, Destoski, M. McCarthy, S. Neeper, M. Watkins, -- --lf'is-gui.:2,52-.1'2-fiisiwz:fi..f:-. xii 11Qxfsef2.e.ii.il. i.,:s..f-z.f.v.gi:gf:Qwf.: .Liam-iz. Girls' League Cabinet, J-Z

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Girls' League, Guiding Discussions, Amusement I 'Gr Senior Honor Council Meets i KL.. , Every girl in P. H. S. is a member of the Girls' League, and although it is a very large organization, it has been very active. The tive cents, which was collected as dues from every girl, made it possible to sponsor many social activities, At the beginning of the school year, each freshman girl was assigned a senior guide by Dean Felsted, who is sponsor of the League. lt was the duty of the guide to explain the rules of our school and to answer any question that the newcomer might ask. They planned hikes and other entertainment together. Special assemblies were held for the girls, when the Dean gave them good advice concerning appearance, and everything that would help them to de- velop their personality. To the senior girls, she gave talks about college work and suggestions for their future life. Parties were given in order that the girls might become better acquainted, as well as have a good time. The League has drawn an increased number of girls into service, and has played an important role in activities. The leaders below are Mrs. Felsted, Jeanne Wilson lpresidentl, Alberta Wittenburg lvice presidentl, Betty Babcock lsecretaryl, Dorothy Thompson ltreasureri. Mrs. Felstecl, Jeanne, Berk, H Betty, Dot. aig. ' 'W We-r-hiv. i I

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Girls' Senior Honor Council The Senior Honor V. Pres. Airs l-ler Opinion Council was selected by Dean Felsted from the many senior girls of our school, The honor was bestowed upon these girls because of the leadership, personality, and character which they evidenced. One junior girl, Willa Winter, was also chosen as a member on the some basis, Next year, she con explain the work and help the new members in many ways. Each member of the council conducted o discussion group of ten freshmen girls, under the supervision of the Dean. The oim of the council was to develop the personality of the freshmen girls by means of these discussions. Some of the interesting topics used were appearance, friendship, manners, and conduct around school as well as outside conversation, and everything that would add to the charm and individuality of the undercloss women. Every two weeks at the girls' homes, the counselors gave reports of their progress and raised questions concerning their own personality. The girls have worked faithfully and have also had many good times. Near the end of school, they gave a Pot Luck Supper and o picnic. Although the Senior Honor Council is a rather new activity, it hos already accomplished much and will continue to do so in the future, For the coming year the Dean has secured some interesting booklets to serve as guides for the discussions, Selection as o member of this council is one of the highest honors a senior girl can receive. Above are the members: Front row: D. Clark, M. E. Colley, L. Faulf stick, E. Foster, M, Gills, D, Goetz, M, McFarland, S. Moore, M, Sis- son. 2nd row: l.. Tunsberg, H. Wells, J, Wilson, W. Winter, A Wittenburg Dean Felsted