Portsmouth High School - Trojan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

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RighT: A. McClure, J. DaulTon, Miss Gal- Ton, R. Adams, J. Flood, J. Kendall, H. Hugg, A. Pixley. RighT: D. Gliclcman, M. Griffin, J. Riclcey, P. Drew, E. FaughT', M. F. PraTT, M. Mor- rison, B. Gyor, sTand- ing. Analyzing character needs Porsonalily is individual characTer and ThoughTs' scholarship means lcnowledget and leadership is direcTion and guidance. These Three gualiTies are The basis OT The 'L-le1iT'on ci TiTTeen seniors and one iunior, known as The linlq girl, Tor Dean GalTon's llon-'wr 3ocieTy. Every oTher Monday eve- ning They meeT wiTh Miss GalTon aT The girls' homes To discuss manners, personali- Ties. clcThes, and oTher Things inTeresTing To The high school sTudenTs. Each council member has assigned To her a group oT Treshmen girls To whom she wcTs as a guide, giving Them advice on various ideas and guesTions. AT The meeTings oT The council The mem- bers give reporTs on The progress They are making wiTh Their girls and suggesTions are made To one anoTher. Also during The rneeTings The girls discuss wiTh The Dean The various colleges and proiessions in which They are inTeresTed. Near The end oT The school year The l-lonor Council inviTes all Treshman girls To an exciling Treasure hunT, and Then The sen- iors, TogeTher wiTh Their newly chosen sucf cessors, enTerTain Themselves royally aT big picnic.

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Holders of autonomous reins MeeTing come To order! The secreTary will please read The minuTes are The words heard in room 209 on Mondays aT Two o'clock, as The STudenT Council in cooper-- aTion wiTh Mr. Dale and The School Board direcT and aid sTudenT acTiviTy. The council consisTs oT one represenTa- Tive, The presidenT, Trom each home room. The group meeTs once each week wiTh The officers-Sam Zuhars, presidienT: Joe Bab- cock, vice presidenT: Mary MargareT Mil- ler, secreTaryg and Andrew Clausing, Treas- urer-presiding, and Mr. Dale supervising. AnnouncemenTs and business maTTers are senT Through These represenTaTives To each home room in an advisory group quarTer hour. This year The STudenT Council sponsored several pay assemblies, The money derived being given To The Scholarship Team and The Band Tor Their Trips To The respecTive conTesTs aT AThens and Columbus. One oT The gaTherings had a demonsTraTion oT The use and moulding oT glass and iTs ex- panding imporTance. Members oT The STudenT Council also serve as moniTors in various places oT The halls on each Tloor in order To direcT visi- Tors and sTrangers and To aid sTudenTs ThroughouT The day. I 0 FirsT row: C. Church, R. Swearingen, J. l Howard: second row: H. Warren, M. Ramey, J. Kimble, W. Adkins: Third row: O. Kennedy, H. Van Gilder, L. Grooms, M. Haas: fourTl'1 row: D. WhiTely, M. ClayTon: sTanding: Mr. Dale, D. Glickman, W. CanTer, A. Clausing, B. Lukemire, B. SecresT, M. Journey, B. FouT: noT picTured: M. M. Miller, Sec. FirsT row: S. Zuhars, Pres.: J. Babcock, V. Pres.: A. Clausing, Treas.: second row: H. Baughman, W. Cambell, J. Du- zan, J. Duncan, L. HaisleT, F. Harper, L. Harris, A. Hehl, J. Henson, A. Hy- land: Third row: D. Lorey, V. McNay, D. MorTon, H. STroTl1, Snyder, R. Tucker, M. PruiTT, J. WeTTa, S. Ware. Page I2

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Guiding coeds in all fields CabineT leaders: fv1.'F. PraTT, Dean GalTon, J. Rickey, A. Henry, P.,,Hamner':-0 ,ff Cd- A f K , sf . . -z Every high school needs an organizaTion ThaT all girls, Trom The shy, bewildered Treshman To The sophisTicaTed lso she Thinlcsl senior, may ioin-one ThaT will give sTudy To self-developmenT, The mosT im' porTanT phase oT underegraduaTe liTe. In order To promoTe and encourage This ThoughT among The girl sTudenTs, The Girls' League was Tormed several years ago. lT TuncTions under The personal guidance oT Dean Marion GalTon. IT is The largesT or- ganizalion in The school in-as-much as every' girl sTudenT is a member. The purf pose oT The organizaTion is To encourage and promoTe closer cooperaTion among The girls and To develop personaliTy, lead- ership, characTer, good ciTizenship, and similar ideals. This year The League chose as iTs oTTi- cers: Josephine Riclcey, presidenTg Mary Frances PraTT, vice presidienTg l3eTTy l-lam- ner, secreTary7 and Aldene l-lenry, Treas' urer. Early in The school year, Dean Gal' Ton, sponsor, TogeTher wirh The officers, selecTed The chairmen oT The various come miTTees. Those who have served in These caoacifies during The pasT year are: Doro' Thy Rowe, healTh3 Joan Babcoclc, hospiTalf iTy3 Sophie Werner, Tinanceg BeTTy Ahrend, enTerTainmenTg Audrey McClure, program, KaThleen Danzer, publiciTyg and Phyliss Drew, membership. These girls and The oTTicer's Torm The Girls' League cabineT, which manages The business oT The League fcillllflillllfll on next jmgcj CenTer picTure, seaTed: J. Salladay, J. Kendall, J. Babcock lhospiTaliTy chairmanl, S. Werner lfinance chairmanl, A. TePas, A. Henry: sTanding, S. Frowine, M. M. Kuglernan, C. LisT, B. J. Lamm, P. WaiTe, J. SwiTalski, F. Schapiro. Le'FT, seaTed: N. Lehman, J. Quinn, D. Rowe lhealTh chair- manl, M. Moore, sTanding, M. Lukemire, M. C. Richardson, R. Werner. Page I4