Portsmouth High School - Trojan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

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gyni. .Xlter everycnie was zleqtiztiiitecl. QZIIIICS II. Rilmlmle, Cifliirjg ID. 'lxliimipsmr tfliirjg N were plztyerl :tml refreshments serverl. lireece. Ia. IIIIIQGV. NI. II1'2lfIj'. If Il 'ii ' J ' -'z I I Ii 1' 't 'Iii 'Ii lie 1 - 1 - - U IW' Ig ul' Suu I lmmu I K5 'l W I I Seeoncl Row: I .Q ztve, 5. Luelirzm. I.. IJe1m1si.m girls reeeiverl mam' vztltiztlmle pointers in person- D Ftykm-H H lfmvler D Flood I, I csimg I - ' . . . , . n . . , -. D . 1 ,, H ztlitx' zuicl Iiuw tu rlress. the league spuiisoierl 11 Huge! I, HMT H Hmchiwu I Kqh ' - v - . . . , ' . 1 . mc skating party :mtl weiner roast ull SIIZIW jqmd. Tliircl Row: XY. Iiztrmtp. BI. Mercer, II. Me . I 4 . I7zmieI. IJ. NIHQIICI, -I. Klcfzlll, II. Mefzltiley. Must ul the IJIYIQITIIII :titer QIIVISIIIIZLS Ilzul to Ive clrnlllmecl lueezuise ul' the lluml. Hue ul the must NUT I7I1'l11 0fI3 If- 4IIl'X11WIf '- Il- AVIHINS- .I Illlllllflillll things tw Ive mlmnuefl was tlie Ilux IlI'fI'IY- X- IIIIIISIIIK- IICUVIII- Il- Drew, M gm-my Sclmluiwi fm- lim, 'mmm-V. I'IVC1'I'Il!lH,,I. Iliiteliiiistm, N. blulmsmi, Il. Klein II. Kliteliell. .Xt at reeeiit ztssemlily Iur girls, ullieers Im- next veztr were eleetecl. 'I'liev ure: xI'll Zll'Cl Iml't . -- - I . -A I , ' , A ' f' f I,ower 1JlClUl'Cf'I'II'Sl Row: I'. IXourut. A I 'u'cI1ier. n'e.'icIeiit: I etfv I ztw.'rm, wee mresi- , V, . H i I X U ' N- I S .I , Ililililll, 5. I.. I'yIes. S. Rupp, M. ROIJIIISOII, 'I rleiit: Izttzt 'Izme Linus, Sf:'Cl'Cl1ll'j'1 :tml Sopliie S Y fztmpsmi. li. Seyumiir, H. Sztiiiupolus, N XI eriier. treztsurer. 1 A , - fnext page- Aj 5pCt1CQ1, Im. SIIZLW. U ' l . t Seefmcl Row: V. Seerest, M. L. Serev, M Ine Girls I.CZlg'llt' Lztlmiet :tml eltzurmeu ure: 1 v f ' , b. 'IIllJl'IllUlI, V. IXiZl1'l'I12ll1, .I. Ylliitwortli I I l I.L5Io1 I I Upper picture-Ifirst Row: S. .XtIzts. D, Iizlrry, M- W'uI.Stel.. UI. Ilrztuiiliii. It. Iiztlmeoek, Ieliirlg X. Ifuller, Mflm' J I R, Mnrtm. H-lm' y I H' RHWSOH' M-lmj. Nut Ylfieturerlz IJ. Siticler, Ii, Soister. Smith I. XX liitmzm.

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Girls' League, Directing Girls' Social Customs And Welfare tiirls' League, of which every girl is a memlmer, is the largest and most helpful organization in l'ortsmouth High School. lt serves to aid the girls in every way, when they first enter high school as freshmen. There are three aims of the Girls' League con- sidered in planning their programs for the year. These are: first, to promote a greater spirit of unity and cooperation among the girls in various activities. second, to estahlish a more Wide-spread influence toward higher standards in girlhood and womanhood: third, to provide opportunities toward development of personality through service and leadership. Last spring at a special assemhly, Willa lYinte1' was chosen president: Mildred june Coleman. vice president: .lane Cohurn, secretary: and Caroline liriel, treasurer. 'lihese girls took up their duties early in the fall, and with the new l dean, Miss blames, planned the year's program. The first week of school, they organized the llig- l.ittle Sister Movement. lfach freshman girl had a lmig sister to guide her along. and in this way, many difhculties were ironed out. Later in the week. a Freshman mixer was held in the Girls' fncxt pagel lloiior Council ahoveflfirst Row: lletty Halm- coclt, l.ois Chilton, Mildred .lune Coleman, Mary Elliott. Betty lfeyler, Dorothea lflood, Ruth tiilmer, Nancy johnson. Second Row: hlaniee Mitchell, .Xlice l'adan, ,lean Salladay, Ruth XYeisner, llilla llinter. Not l'ietured: Ruth Davidson, llelen Destoeki, liileen lloley, Margaret Ida Gardner. The officers, shown in the lJean's office a1'e: M. Coleman. Dean -lames. XY. X'Yinter: standing. .l. Coburn, C. Friel.

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Io eonelucle their years activities, the inrls League planned a mcmther-claughter tea for the Seniors. Xlorking in clireet eolahoration with the Girls' League and its eahinet or governing group, which is eomposecl ol the otheers and chairmen of the various committees. is the Senior Honor Council. 'l'his organization is also untler the guiclanee of the Dean and is eomposecl ol not more than fourteen senior girls anal one junior girl, known as the link girl, who serves for two years. These girls are ehosen hy the Dean for their eharaeter, scholarship. and personality, ancl eaeh is assignecl from ten to fifteen freshmen girls to lead. Senior llonor meets on alternate Monclay's at the home of a memher. .Xt the meetings topics relating to prohlems of clothes, personality. ancl KN A- eharaeter are cliseussecl. 'l'hen eaeh senior coun- sellor meets with her freshmen group to relay the aclviee she has reeeivecl, .Xt the entl of eaeh month a written report is hanclecl in to the Dean eoneerning the progress ol' the groups. The aims of the eouneil are to help the girls arl- just themselves to new school life: to straighten out rliffieultiesg to encourage scholarship: ancl to stimulate personality, ancl high stanmlarfls of conduct. Senior llonor Council Kleeting: lfpper picture-I Jn the floor: R. Wies- ner, N. johnson. ,Xhovez KI. fiarclner. XY. llinter, Dean hlames, ll. lfloocl. .X. Vaclan. L. Chilton, M. lxlhott . . Lower pieture-L'pper Row: ll. liah- eoek, .l. Mitchell, Nl. Coleman, bl. Salla- clay. . Lower Row: H. llestoeki, R. Davison, I. Doley, R. Gilmer, li. Feyler..