Portsmouth High School - Trojan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

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R Q Administrative Body of School Qrqenizeiion BOARD OF HJ JC A l lQlJ lORlSlw OUTH PUEUC DC HGOLS Responsible lor i e deweepment ond WQllbG1I'lQ f ihe Portsmouth sc iool system ore ine embers ol the School Boord The boord is chosen bi onnuollf dt the Noverrber elections when other ony oificiols ore nomed Members erve four yeor tern s 'lhey ore Mr Lovvrenoe Doniels Mr Creiqhton C CIlJII11l9S lk flnl nr lj Lynn r S E Wloor d Ind M mold Culrver K id Presi n e il Vice Presi nt 1 e r red ir r te Bodro L0lVllVllTTEEQ inld l - - - - I 1 T , ,V X K f . OF I , I, , n N . I , ' ' h ' l o E ' Cdr R ' ,, irq' .1 X. ,D. . ., neo c LGI l Di. S, E. lloorher ', f 'de I. Mr. C. h.CY!,I1sjII1 'R 'de . Hr. Vfesley R rl nonr, Cle lc-T . s 1 e :'1rp'11ri .fd Ly ine Y 1. ,Y ow Finance ldli. lynn, Mr. Culberson, B L 11,5 fzzio Ri grins Mi, Croixgngilffs Mr, llirrnolq. 'l'ff.1fi:fr xrti llli-illicmlzs' Mr, C'11Qr:,r: ,.., ,.fr. f'riry:x11lef', ATQQ'-t.J:: ..f:, llrznzalpi Ill. l.y:'1:1 lf.. l-:f:.f15-4141. Superiniermde-mfWMr. W, DENNIS PEHKINSON OFFICE ASSISTANTS Miss Aline McKeen and Miss Coleen Cox act as office girls and personal secretaries to Principal Smith. Miss Thelma Hopkins is per' sonal secretary to Mr. Perkin- son, while Miss Hazel Toney acts as secretary to Clerk Ridenour. Mr. W. Dennis Perkinson is completing his third year as superintendent of Portsmouth city schools. He was horn in Crewe, Virginia, son of W. E. Perkinson, who served until retirement as engineer on the Norfolk and Western Railway. Mr. Perkinson received his B. S. at Ohio Northern University, and his M. A. at Ohio State University. 1-le first began teaching in 1925 at East High School. Following this he was principal of Massie School, and a teacher at St. Petersburg High School, St. Petersburg, Florida. ln 1936 he returned to Portsmouth and the principalship of Massie School. Later Mr. Perkinson was as- sistant principal in charge of discipline at Portsmouth High School. ln 1941 he was elected superintendent. l t Mr. Olin B. Smith, principal of Portsmouth High School re- ceived his B. A. at Ohio Wes- leyan University, and his M. A. at Ohio State University, be- fore attending the University of Kentucky for graduate work. The son of a Methodist minis- ter, Mr. Smith was born in Hol- gate, Ohio. After receiving his education, he served as prin- cipal of Catlettshurg High in Kentucky. Later he became principal of Niles High School, Niles, Ohio. He came to Ports- mouth High as principal in 1941. lfl Xxx! li PIIHCIDGI MH OLIN B SMITH Dean of Girls MBS. ELEANOB VV. COOKBS Attendinq all social functions and actinq as advisor for Student Council, Senior Honor Council, and Girls' League are counted amonq the various duties of Mrs. Eleanor W. Cookes, Dean of Girls at Portsmouth Hiqh School. Born and reared in Portsmouth, Mrs. Cookes received her B. S. from Ohio University. Before coming to P. H. S., she tauqht at Bond, Wilson, McKinley, and Smithfield grade schools. She also was principal at Smithfield. Dean of Boys BOLUN D. ASHBAUGH Other than his reaular duties as Dean of Boys, Mr. Rollin A. Ashbauqh acts as faculty man- aaer of athletics, sponsor of Hall Monitors' Club and sponsor of student social activities. Mr. Ashbauqh was He received his B. S. his M. A. from Onio Mr. Ashbauqh has baseball at Central, Luney Hiqh Schools born at Shawnee, Ohio. from Ohio University and State University. coached basketball and New Straitsville, and Mcf in Perry County. At Bell- broolce Elementary School in Green County he field the position of principal. He later tauaht at New Boston and was principal of Wilson be- fore beina transferred to Portsmouth Hiah School. . S ALWAYS LEADING UUIETLY HELPING PIHMLY BUIIIINB AND EVER STABILIZING W R DEF ROWSON HSS O TAVIA SHINKLE OF E DER R FR D IJLT P U -32' A I SWE, a R, -yy, .f 4, f iff , 'A ' f?gJ??'z Ji, wk, J, ,rw V ff . ,Q Q 1, V 'ff-5 wa A ,' ,V-' fi + 1355 - ?i ' 2 Y if zgfg ff qi g 5 Ui' ,211 3, '?,1iay,fH-xg if willy? ag W y 2 a Egsfhfi V, QV W' I Qffm m f g fygwfj 1 lg Q' 'W ' i f 5 5 5 ' ' 1332? lla 'Z V M? k ' 'L VF :H , V gy , Q I 5 gl 55 fs , L? 5, 3 . I . A24 V R , 1 Q- iff' 4 K x fl' 'beiffsf 1 is 99 ,,.,..,,h...m--0?-r-v ,,,,,,..8-.f-Aw -'silt'-.1-.,..-.,. ifyfg 1 bij QQ E Miss loarme Kuaelman Miss Blanche Evans Miss lsabel Musser Mr. lames Shannon Miss Edith lolmsian Mr. Harald Whiilatch Mrs. William Hazlebeck Q-snug WM '5- ....T-.---1 kk-4' 1 ,,, . 5 554. 'L ' : ,A .Q M , I, I . .L V 1 . if I W E4 ' i ' ' - M A 1- ' . ' mf' 4 La, uixilffakl-,azz ian., ,.s.x4-.Ld M.. 1 'W me W L W ww YI Y i 5 Miss Margaret Baii Miss Anna Blazer Mr. C. E. Schneider Miss Freda Burke Mr. Waiter Thimmes Miss Elizabeth Moore Miss Mary Krausz .-J. . A.. 1 X . ' ' -r,,. A -1- A J X 'P-:'-Q' 'W' X 1 Y 4 495- . '1-Y -. 'A f' kzx 1 , 9 Q ,., , g :ff lu, ,, I ' .42, ff? ' f ff , . , i' ' L , 'Qt ., . 1 , TRCDIAN D. Ladd, C. Rowe EDITORS I Y GJ 6? EM FQ? Q N ' D. Scheid BUSINESS MANAGER D. Miller VOCATIONAL f M 1 r f , ,av fi? Y. f if if PP W N' L . A , 'A fy 5 ,, , 7- . A f 221 f Q' 7 I 1 Wu ' 5 75' an. , , .. ,f 'wx r 9 I .- ' Jill? k tfa ,. .sh , . : 1 W, ..,.1- - 4' fl w 4 bww ff ffl, MW., 'i,,4 pf , 'Q 9' ' i.fsfff:K'i' ' T1 ...pf A , 31 TRCDIAN 'Sf' CLASSES I. Shelton, M. Watkins, A. Dickson 3 .41 .-fl 2 ,. ,l ,ag ADS B. Goodman G. Iones GIRLS' SPORTS B, Koh, C. Bloir JK Ys M 3,6 VV,V ,V 2 5 ' 53 H Q , f ,Y X . 1 If I x 3' 4 I 2 2252 WMIQ44 ' af 44 10 Wu SENICDR I .. Elf. t . 'w . t 1 ,J M f W mf. ,. A 5, gg, 4, 2 V ' V ' ., .y 'l i Y ,swf A F A, X L . 1 a V RMK Although handicapped by inroads of the armed services and of the colleges with accelerated programs of study, the class of 1944 of Portsmouth High School carried through in the noble traditions of the institution with outstanding success in collective class activities and in developing each individual class member. Good fortune crowned their efforts in their senior class play, their senior dance, their banquet, and their graduation exercises. All this was accomplished under the leadership of Howard Harcha, president, Ralph Baker, vice-president, Catherine Blair, secretary: and Betty Kah, treas- urer. Under their guidance the graduation committees, because of their meticulous planning, presented to Portsmouth High School one of its most impressive and exciting graduation weeks. A When those happy, but somewhat nostalgic seniors reached nervously for their diplomas, they accepted them with no little reluctance, for they left memories behind. In an aura of mystery and suspense the class staged its play Midnight . They presented their best for acceptance in the Emily Ball chapter of the National Honor Society with thirteen in their junior year and thirty members their senior year. In culmination of their high school careers the seniors, bucking unconsciously all the while the intangible vagueness and uncertainty of the future, passed solemnly through their baccalaureate and commencement exercises and somewhat more light-heartedly through their junior-senior prom and their commencement dance. For some, collegeg for others, employment: for many, the responsibility of de- fending what they had enjoyed for four years -a typically American high school education and career. l.'.f'A.l'l'1' lQl.l.lQf'l ,A.ElLllT'lC.2'lxLDl': ll1o:E.. ll H1411 F-11 v1..Spi1n1sl1 Clult 4. .f - Il as Olf1f'f1 4. NANCY ANN ADKINS BETTY IEANNE ALBBECHT- lr, Retail- ers Cluli 4. ,Principals Offife 2. PAULINE l. ALLISON Soft Bull 2 Archery 2. 3..National Honor Society 3, 4..Honor Boll l, Z, 3, 4..Cl1emist1y Club 4..l11ter Nos l..Plus Ulira 2.. Sirof-vo 3..SIJlIl'llSl1 Club 3, 4..Senior llonftr Co1.11114il 4. .Orc'l1est111 l..llUIlflVlY- tow fi. .Nr-'.'.'s Class 3, 4. MARTHA K. ANDBE Vvlaverly High.. Hfrll Monticr 4. .Glee Club 3, 4. . O21 Dcr'or! 4. FEED ARNOLD lnirarnuril B1ske':L'z.l 2, -1..Vo..ew':.1Q. l, 3, 4..Eeser':e Bds- lcf-i:a.l P .iofilyxll 2..Cl:ss Brskf-'V 1, x.. l.,S if-r' Czun'41. 2. QfSEffIAF':' ATKITIS P'.1's::.' ..' E 1 RALPH BAPIEB U111vo1s1'y if Cinixn 11 Ill. DOROTHY LEE BALL lr. Retiilers Clul 4. .l3r1n1'11.11l S Otlifn 7, RUTH E. BARNEY Class Basketball l 2, 3..Volleyball l, 2, f3..Bowlina l, 2 3..G. A. C, 3..Service Club 4..Glee Club l, 2, 3..Choir 2.. Don Alonzo's Treasure l.. H. M. S. Pinaforeu 2.. Hollywood Bound 3. HELEN BELL Senior Honor Counrll 4.. Dm111'S Olf11'f2 fl. PAUL EDMUND BIEBLEY Intramural Basketball 2, 3. .Hall Monitor 4.. Band l, 2, 3, President 4. .Orchestra 3. .Stage Crew 3, 4. '.'JlLLlAf.f EIFZKHEIMEB Por's:r1ou'g Eus' Ef1g:..,.l31e-Serv1f'e Club, Presi GU '1. 8 Kzijfiif ELAlNE Pllfilj rf ng :.. . f. 4 1' ......1r., ..:11z o J.. -:..' 1,111 'NH . :. .P11r. 1. s xJ..1Q 4. C,A'lHERlNL BLAlR Lee lr Hiah lntramural Basketball 4 Hock y 3 Volleyball 2 3 4 Varsity Bask ball 4 Sot all 2 3 4 Class Basketball 2 3 Bowling 2 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Clas Secretary 4 Chemistry Club 4 Cv A 3 Pres dent 4 Pus Ultra 3 Sirocco 3 Senior Honor Council 4 Troian 4 IOANINE BLAIR Chermstry Club 3 Sic o Senior Honor Council 4 Glee Club l 2 Don Alonzos Treas ure l Deans Office 4 Girls Leaau Cabine 4 DOROTHY LORRAINF. BORN Varsity Basketball 3 Volleyball3 Softball 2 Hall Monitor 3 Pre Service Club 4 Student Council 2 FRANCES BOTTOM Little Rock Senior High Chemistry Club 4 Glee Club 4 Oh Doctor' 4 Betty Lamp Club l..Enqlish Club l. LEROY BOWSERW- ALBERTA BURNS- Bowling l, 2..Betty Lamp 1, 2, 3. .Senior Honor Council 4,. Student Council 2..Glee Club l, 3.. hoir 4 Don Alonzo's Treasure l if if 'f :rv 4, Hollywood Bound 3.. Oh Doc o lUDITH BURNS Bowlinq 2..Chemistry Club 4. .Hall Monitcr 4. DOLORES F CARR Class Basketball 2 Volleyball l Softball l 1 Pong 3 Honor Roll Chemistry Club 4 nd 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 Principals Office 4 Deans Office 3 Bsharp Club 3 4 HELENl CLARK Bowlina l Band MILDRED CLAYTON Hockey l 2 Volleyball 2 Ping Pong 2 Bowling l 2 3 4 Badminton 2 Archery Z 3 4 Student Council 3 Enqlish Club 2 3 A C lnte N 2 Monitor 4 SYVESTA F COLEMAN RUSSELL HAROLD COOK- Glee Club 2 M. S. Pinaforeu 2. MAURICE COWDREY Volleyball 2, 3 ..Pinq Ponq 2, 3,.Badminton 2, 3.. Honor Roll.,Student Council 4,.Chem- istry Club 3..lnter Nos l,.Plus Ultra 2..Sirocco 3..Holl Monitor 4..News Class 3..Trovan 4. IACK F. COX-- Freshman Football l.. Intramural Basketball 2.. Pina Ponq 2 ..Hall Monitor 4..Band l, 2, 3. 32 ELMER CRAIN - ELIZABETH L. CRAIVIER Class Basket! ltall l..Volleyball 2. .Softball 3. .Nati- onal Honor Society 3, 4..Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4..Enalish Club 2..Sen1or Honor Council 4. ,Student Council 4. ANGELO CRAPYOU. .Class Basketball l . .Baseball I . ,Volleyball 4. DAVID CROPPER lntrcitnural Basket- ball 2. .Hall Monitor 7. THOMAS CROSS Scholarship Team I ..Class President 2. .Chemistry Club 3. .Sirocco 3. .Hall Monitor 4. .Student Council 2. .Choir 4. . Double Exposure 3,. Call It a Day 3..News Class 3.. Troxfm 4. MARY IEANETTE CULLEN Softball 2.. Bowling l, 2. .lr, Retailers Club 4. FLORINE CURCIO Ev.-.'Qin'g l..Eff '1 'sl ' A Lamp Club I. 33 LELAND DANNER Hall Monitor 4. DONALD DARRAGH Hall Monitor 3, 4. RICHARD DAUGHERTY East Liverpool High. .Ping Pong 3. .Chemistry Club 3 . Band 2, 3. CARL DAVIS, IR. East H1ah..PreA Service Club 4. VIOLA DIEATERLA Chemistry Club 4. . English Club l..Senior Honor Council 4. .Glee Club I, 2. . Don Alonzo's Treasure 1.. H. lvl. S. Pinaforeu 2.. De-an's Office 4. PATRICIA IANE DEVER-Bowlinq I, -1 .Scholarship Team I. .Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4..Chemistry Club 4..Inter Nos I, 2..Plus Ultra 4,.Senior Honor Council 4. .Student Council 2. .Trojan 4. ALICE Ifl. DICKSON Hcclcey I, 2.. Ecu-.'Iin'g I, 2..National Honor Society 3, 4..Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4..Chernistry Club 3..Enqlish Club l, 2..Inter Nos l.,Plus Ultra 2, 3, 4. .Sirocco 3, .Senior Honor Council 4..Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4.,Chcir 2.. Don Alonzo's Treasure l.. H. M. S, Pinaloreu 2.. Hollywood Bound 3.. Christmas Trimminqs' 3.. News Class 3, 4. .Trogan 4. BETTY I. DONATHAN Hockey 1, 2., Softball 2..Bowlinq 1, 2..Crierntstry Club 3..Span1sh Club 3, 4..B'rnrl 2, 3. 4. HELEN EARLENE DONATHAN Hockey 1, 2..Softball 1, 2..Bowlinr3 1, 2, Pre-Service Club 4. PATRICIA DOUGHERTY - - Intramural Basketball I, 2. .Tennis l, 2, 3. .Hockey l, 2, 3. .Softball 1, 2, 3..Bowlinq l, 2.. G. A. C. 2, 3, 4..Inter Nos l..Ir, Re- tailers Club 4. ANITA DOUGLAS--Class Basketball I ..Volleyball I, 2..Chemistry Club 4.. Glee Club 4. KATHBYN G. DUNCAN Frankfort Hiqli. PATRICIA NYE DUNN Varsity Basket- ball l..Class Basketball 1, 2..Tennis 2..Volleyball l, 2..Softball 1, 2, 3.. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3..Pinq Pona l, 2, 3 ..Bowlinq 1, 3..Badrninton 1, 2, 3.. Honor Boll 1, 2, 3. .Class Vice President 2..G. A. C, 2, 3..Inter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2, 3. .News Class 3. lAlfIES DUPUY f Intramural Basketball 1 2, 3..Inter Nos l..Hf'rll Monitor 3, -5. 1,3 ANNE DUVENDECK University of Clii caao 4..Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3., Class Basketball 1, 2, 3..Tennis l, 2.. Yoleyball 1, 2. .Softball 1, 2, 3. .Cheer- leader l, 2, 3..Pina Ponq 1, 2, 3.. Bowling 1, 2. .Badminton 1, 2, 3 -Schol- arship Team l.,National Honor Society 3. ,Honor Boll 1, 2, 3. .Class Vice Presi- dent 2..G. A. C. 2, 3..Inter Nos l, 2.. Plus Ultra 3..Sirocco 3..Senior Honor Council 3,.Ha1l Monitor 2..Glee Cluk 1, 2. . Don Alonzo's Treasure l.. Double Exposure 3.. Undertow 3,. News Class Editor 3. .Gir1's League Cabinet 2. PHYLLIS DUVENDECK Portsmouth East High. TITUS EBA- Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4..Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4..Softball 2.. Hall Monitor 4. EUGENE EDWARDS- A ALBERTA LEE ELKINS-V National Honor Society 3, 4. .Honor Boll l, 3, 4. .Cliemt istry Club 3. .English Club l..Inter Nos l..Plus Ultra 3, 4. .Sirocco 3. .Senior Honor Council 4. .Orchestra l.. Call It a Day 3.. Christmas Trimminqsw 3.. News Class 3, 4. AUSTIN EVERMAN - lOYCE EVERMAN Varsity Basketlttzll 1, 2, 3, 4..Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4.. Hockey I, 2, 3, 4,.Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4 ,.Softball 1, 2, 3, 4..Pina Pona l, 2, J, 4..Bcwlinq l, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Clulv 4.,Enqlish Club l, 2. .G. A. C, 2, 3, 4., Inter Nos 1..Spanish Club 4.,I.ibrarv Club 3, 4. .Glee Club l.. Don Alonzas Treasure l..Gir1s' Atbleig lvfanaaer 3, 4, MARILYN H. FARIS--7-Enqlish Club 3.. Spanish Club 2. .Student Council l, 3.. Glee Club l..Band 2, 3..Orchestra I, 2, 3.. Don Alon2o's Treasure l. DELMA FRANCES FEARIS Class Bas- ketball l..Cherr1istry Club 4. .Sirocco 3. WANETTA V. FLAIG-f-Bowling 3. .Hon- or Roll l, 2. 3..lnter Nos l..SiroCco 3..Glee Club l.. Call It a Day 3.. Tea House of Sinq Lo l. DUANE FORD RUSSELL LEE FOSTER - - Washington Hiah. .Hall Monitor 3. MIRIAM PHYLLIS FRANK--Bowling 3 ..Che-mistry Club 3,.Enqlish Club 3.. Inter Nos l.,Spanish Club 3, 4..Band 2, 3, 4. .Orahestra l..B-sharp Club 3, 4. EREDA ERESE- Ir. Retailers Club 4.. Glee Club l, 2.. Don Alonzo's Treas- ure .. H. M. S. Pinaforeu 2. 35 DOROTHY I-'ULK--Betty Lamp Club l, 2..Enqlish Club 3..Ir. Retailers Club 4..Student Council 2..Glee Club l, 2, 3. . Don Alonzo's Treasure l.. H. M. S. Pinaforeu 2. . Hollywood Bound 3. MARTHA IEAN FULT2-Class Basket- ball l, 2, 3..Volleyball 2. BETTY RUTH GABLE4Volleyball 2. . Softball l..Bowlinq l, 2..Enqlish Club 3. .Spanish Club l, 2. .Ir. Retailers Club 3, 4. .Band 3, 4. MORRIS GALL- 'Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4.. Chemistry Club 4..Inter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2, 3, 4. .Sirocco 3..Hall Monitor 4..Band l, 2..Orchestra l.. Call It a Day 3.. Christmas Trimminqsn 3.. Trolan 3, 4. BEATRICE GAMBILL--Volleyball 3..Ir. Retailers' Club 4. IUANITA GAMBILLH- A DORIS IEAN GlLLUMf-Ironton Hlqh.. Enqlish Club 3..Band 3, 4..Orchestra 4. .Bb Club 4. IEANNE GILMORE--AVolleyball 3. .Glee Club l. RICHARD CLAYTON GLASGOW -V- Freshman Football l..Reserve Football l, 2, 3, 4..Intramu1'al Basketball l, 2, 3. .Varsity Football 4. .Class Basketball 4..Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4..Pinq Pong 3, 4.. Badminton 3, 4. .Industrial Arts Club l, 2. .Choir 4. MILDRED C. GOLDEN -Chemistry Club 3. .Plus Ultra 4. .Glee Club 4. WILLIAM H. GOODMANfWilliamson Hiqh..Badminton 2..Che-mistry Club 3 ..Spanish Club 3, 4. .Hall Monitor 4.. Band 2, 3..Trojan 4, CHARLES E. GROHMAN - Intramural Basketball l, 2..Class Basketball 2.. Baseball I, 2..Soitball 2. .Hall Monitor 3..Band l. 2, 4. IAMES F, HAMILTON, IR: 'Intramural Basketball 2, 3. IACK HAMMERSTEIN'-Intramural Bas- ketball 2. .Inter Nos l..Spanish Club 3, 4..Glee Club I, 2..Choir 3. . Don Alonzo's Treasure l.. H. M. S. Pina- tore 2. . Ho1lywood Bound 3. RUBY HAMMOND- DAVID R. HANSON-Valley High. HOWARD H. HARCHA, IR.- Intramural Basketball 3. .Senior Class President 4 ..Chemistry Club 4..Hall Monitor 4.. Student Council 2 3, 4. .Choir 4. .Band l, 2, 3, 4..Orchestra 2, 3.. Oh Docs tor! 4..Prom Chairman 3..Assembly Chairman 4. ANGELINE HARRIS-Class Basketball 2---Ping Pong 4. .Volleyball 3. .Inter Nos l. .Hall Monitor 4. MARGARET HARRISON---lr. Retailers' Club 4. .Glee Club l. TRUMAN HARRISONeIntramural Bas ketball 3. .Chemistry Club 4. .Hall Moni- tor 2, 3, 4. MILDRED HARRY-Dean's Office 4. 36 EMMA RUTH HART Bowlinq l, Z.. Betty Lamp Club I, 2, 3. .Glee Club l.. Don Alonzo's Treasure l. IOE HEDRICK Freshman Football l.. Reserve Football 2. .Intramural Basket' ball 2, 3. .Varsity Football 3, 4, .Vorsity Basketball 4. HELEN VIRGINIA HERDMAN Hockey l.,Bowlinq 1, 2. .Archery 2, 3. .Chemis- try Club 3. .G. A. C. 2, 3, 4. ,Inter Nos l..SiroCCo 3..Spanish Club 3, 4. .Li4 brary Club 4. . Undertow 3. .News Class 3. .Trojan 4. BETTY LEE HICKS Bowlinq l, 2..Hall Monitor 3..Student Council 2..GIee Club l.. Don Alon2o's Treasure I. CHARLES E. HOWARD 7 KATHRYN HUDSON IOHN DEE HUEEMAN Chemistry Club 4..Inter Nos l.,Sp3nish Clulz 3, 4. .Student Council 1, Q 4. GARNET HULL H MARY ESTER HYLAND Chemistry Club 4. MARY MARGARET HYLAND Hall Monitor 4. IOANNE IACKSON Volleyball l..SottA ball 2. IAMES IANETSKY RETTY LOU IENKINS Enqlish Club I, 2 3..Inter Nos l..Plus Ultro 2.. Band es r IEAN IOHNSON - GILBERT IONES--elnclustrial Arts Club l..Spanish Club 4. .Hall Monitor 3, 4.. Band 4..Trojan 4. MARGARET IONESgPortsmouth East.. Chemistry Club 3..Pre-Service Club 4 ..Glee Club 2, 3.. H. M. S. Pinaforeu 2.. I-Iollywood Bound 3. RAYMOND IONES-Reserve Basketball 2..Varsity Basketball 3, 4..I-Iall Moni- tor 3. MARY L. IOYCE-Volleyball 1, 2.. Softball 1, 2. .Badminton I, 2. .Ir. Re- tailers' Club 4. BETTY ANN KAH-Class Basketball I, 2, 3..Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4..Hockey I, 2, 3 ..Volleyball 4..Softball l, 2. 3, 4.. Bowling 1, 2, 4..National Honor Socie- ty 3, 4..Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4..Class Treasurer 4. .Chemistry Club 4. .English Club 2..G. A. C. 2, 3, 4..Inter Nos I ..Plus Ultra 2, 3, 4..Sirocco 3..Senior Honor Council 4.. Undertow 3..Tro- jan. .Varsity Basketball 1, 2. M, I RICHARD KAI-lfChemistry Club 4. CHARLES KARNAP4Freshman Football l..Reserve Football 2. .Intramural Bas- ketball 2. .Industrial Arts l. CHARLES B. KAUT W- Plus Ultra Z.. Sirocco 3. .Spanish Club 3, 4..Hf11l Monitor 2, 3, 4. . Double Exposure 3.. Call It a Day 3. .Trojan 4..Echo 2. IANET KESTLE---Hockey I. .Volleyball 2. . Bowling l . .Archery 2. .Chemistry Club 4. .Inter Nos l..Sirocco 3. .Span- ish Club 3..Senior Honor Council 4.. Glee Club 1, Z, President 4. .Choir 2, 3, President 4.. Don Alonzo's Treasure I.. H. M. S. Pinaforeu 2.. l-Iollywood Bound 3. . Oh Doctor! 4. HELEN KEYSER-V--Portsmouth East Hiqh ..lr. Retailers' Club 4. HARRY KIDD- OPAL KING Honor Roll 1 2 3 EDNA VINKER Glee Club 1 DOLORES F. NAPP-A-'Westview High. I-Iall Monitor 3. .Ir. Retailers' 4. 38 LaVERNE KNOSE -- Volleyball l, 2.. Softball l, 3..Bowlinq I, 2, 3, 4.. Chemistry Club 3. .English Club l, 2.. G. A. C. 4.,Inter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2, 3, 4..Sirocco 3..Glee Club l, 2, 3.. Choir 4.. Don Alonzo's Treasure l.. HH. M. S. Pinaforeu 2.. Oh Doctor! 4 . ,Trogan 4. CHARLOTTE KNOST Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 ..Pina Ponq 2, 3..Bowlina l, 2, 3, 4.. Badminton l, 2, 3, 4. .Archery l, 2, 3 4 ..Class Secretary 3. .G. A. C. 3, 4. .In- ter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2, 3. .Sirocco 3.. Senior Honor Council 4. ,Glee Club l.. Choir 2, 3. . Don Alonzo's Treasure l M. S. Pinatoren 2.. Hollywood Bound 3. . Double Exposure 3. . Call It Cx Day 3. HELEN MARIE KNOST-Hall Monitor 2 ..Glee Club l. DAVID LADD Scholarship team l.. National Honor Society 3, 4. ,Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. .English Club l, 2, President 3..Inter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2, 3, Presi- dent 4. .Sirocco 3. . Hollywood Bound 3.. DoubIe Exposure 3.. Call It a Day 3..News Class 3, 4..Trojan co- editor 4. .Debate 2, IOAN LATHOUSE- National Honor Sol ciety 3, 4. .Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, .Chem- istry Club 3.,Inter Nos l,.Plus Ultra 2, 3, 4. .Sirocco 3. .Senior Honor Coun- cil, President 4..Student Council 4.. Double Exposure 3.. Call It a Dqyn 3. .Girls' Le-aaue Cabinet 3, 4, RHODA LAWSON -Bowlina 3..Arch- ery 3. .Betty Lamp I, 2. .Chemistry Club 4. .Inter Nos 2. .Plus Ultra 3. .Sirocco 3 ..Senior Honor Council 4.,Hall Moni- tor 4..Glee Club l, 2.. Don Alonzo's Treasure l.. H. M. S, Pinaforeu 2,. Call It rr Day 3, .Trofan 4, .Girls' Ledque Cfrbine' 4. IAMES R. LERCH ALBERT LINCK --- Chemistry Club 3.. Inter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2, Co-president 3, 4. .Sirocco 3..Student Council 3, 4.. I News Class 3, 4. VIRGINIA LOONEY - - Volleyball 3.. Glee Club l, GERALDINE LOWE MARY M. LOWE---Honor Roll 2, 3.. Chemistry Club 3. .Plus Ultra 2. .Senior Honor Council 4..Glee Club l..Choir 2, 3, 4.. Don Alonzo's Treasure l.. H. M. S. Pinaforen 2.. Hollywood Bound 3.. Oh Doctor! .. Double Ex- posure 3. IOHN V. LUTHER --'- Hall Monitor 3.. Pre-Service Club 4. DONALD MACKOY' IEANETTE MAITER--Honor Roll I, 3.. Enqlish Club l, 2, 3. .Spanish Club l, Z. .Commercial Club I. IANE MANLEY Volleyball 2 all Monitor 2 Glee Club I JAMES K MABSH Inter Nos S anish Club 3 Band l 7 3 4 chestra l 3 4 DOLCRES MAY Chemistry Club 4 ERNESTINE MCGOVNEY Hockey l 2 Volleyball 3 Softball I Betty Lamp Clubl 2 3 Principals Office 4 Com rnerctal Club l. WANDA LEE MCHENBY' Class Basket- ba l, 2. .Volleyball l 2. .Bowllnq I 2. RUTH MCKINNEY WILLIAM MCKINNEY- ROBERT MCNEER Intramural Basket ball 4 Chemistry Club 4 Inter Nos I Spanish Club 3 4 Hall Monitor 2 Glee Club 4 Pina Pong 4 LOIS MEADOWS Bowling I Student Council I Glee Club 1 Don Alonzo s Treasure I WILLIAM MEYEBS Intramural Basket ball 2 3 Class Basketball 3 Softball 2 Hall Monltor 4 WILLIAM MIDDLETON Varsity Foot ball I 2 3 Captarn 4. .Intramural Bas ketball l 2 3 4. .Track 4. .Softball 2.. Class President 3. DANNY MILLER' Chemistry Club 3.. ner Nos l..Pus Ultra 2 3.. a Monitor 3. .Student Council 2. .Trojan 4. DON MONK- Reserve Football l..Var- sity Football 2, 3, 4..Reserve Basket- ball l..Varsity 2, 3, Captain 4..SoIt- ball 2. .Hall Monitor 3, 4. I. MAXINE MOORE- 40 R, MAXINE MOORE lr. Reailers Club 4. .Glee Club l. RICHARD H. MOORE Scholarship Team I..National Honor Society 3, President 4..Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4.. Chemistry Club 3. .Inter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2, 3..Hall Monitor 4,.Troyan 4. ELIZABETH MYERS Ir. Retailers Club 4, DONALD NAGLE- 7 EREDA NEAL CHARLES NEIKIRK Basketball I.. Football Reserves I. .Varsity Football 2, 3, 4..Spanish Club, Intramural Basket- ball 2. MARTHA NEWIJIAN Engusz. C.ul, I., Ir. Retailers Club 4. .Glee Club l, 2, 3,. Choir I, 2, 3. . Don Alonzas Treisureu l HMQPiilr 2lJ od .. , . U. n' o e .c..y'.-Jr. Bound 3. WILLIAM NEWMAN - Intramural Bas- keiball l..Reserve Basketball 2. .Varsi- ty Basketball 3, 4..SoftbalI 2. .Pina v9 Ponq 3, 4..Manaqer Basketball I.. Hall Monitor 3, 4 Paddle Tennis 3. BETTY LOU NICHOLS Hockey 2, 4 Bowlina I, 2, 3, 4. .Honor Roll l, 2, 3 Chemistry Club 4..Enqlish Club l Inter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2..SiroCco 3 Spanish Club 3, 4..Glee Club I, 2 Don Alonzo's Treasure l..Deans Offife 4. BOBBIE G. NOEL---Pre-Service Club GLORIA IEAN NUNLEY Chemistry Club 4. .Inter Nos. .Plus Ultra 3. . Library Club 4. .Deans Oflice 4. ELMA CARRIE OAKLEY Inter Nos t. BETTY O'NEIL- Hockey I, 2, 3, 4.. Softball I, 2, 3..Cheerleader 2, 3, 4.. Bowling 2, 3. .Chemistry Club 3. .G. A, C. 2, 3, 4. .Sirocco 3. ,Spanish Club Q.. Girls' League President 4. EEULAH OPPENHEIMER English Q.u:. 8 l, 2, 3. .Hall Monitor 4. IERRY ORNDORFF Jfvitskfitik GEORGE PADAN MILDRED FRANCES PARKER IAMES PARKINSON Wrthrow High Tarpon Springs High. .Cheerleader 3.. Chemistry Club 3. .Hall Monitor 3 4. WARNER K PARSONS Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Chemistry Club 4 Plus Ultra 2. BRUCE H. PAYNE-Intramural Basket- ball l 2 3 MARTHA PELFREY -f Portsmouth East Hiqh. .Ir, Retailers Club 4. .Glee Club l. IEAN PHILLIPS Meadvtlle High 3 Hockey l 2 Softball I 2 Bowling 1 2 Scholarship Team 1 National Honor Society 3 4 Chemistry Club 4 English u 1 Inter Nos l Plus Ultra ee Club l 2 H M S Pmatore BETTY IANE PRICE Louisville Iumor High Ir Retailers Club 4 EILEEN PURTEE Glee Club I Choir 4 Hollywood Bound Doctor' 4 BETTY L RAIKE Ir Retailers Club 4 Glee Club 1. IUNE AUDREY RAMEYfGeorqe Wash, inqton High l..Huntinqton Central 2.. Hockey 4..Spanish Club, President 4. ROBERT RAMSEY - Intramural Basket- ball 2. .Inter Nos l..Spanish Club 3, 4 ..Pre-Service Club 4. .Band l, 2, 3. 4. SAM RANDALL- 'Dennison Hiqh. .Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3. .Softball 2.. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. .Chemistry Club 3.. Plus Ultra 2..Spanish Club 3, 4..Hall Monitor 4. 42 RONALD RECTOR Freshman Football 2..Varsity Football 4..Intramural Bas ke'l-tall l, 2, 3. .Class Basketball 4. MARTIN REDDEN Spanish Club 4.. Hall Monitor 3. IAMES REED- -Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3..Class Basketball 3, 4.,Tennis I, 2. .Softball 2. .Cheerleader I, 2, 3.. Chemistry Club 3. .Industrial Arts Club l, 2. .Hall Monitor 4. .Student Council 4. IOYCE E. RICE Hockey 2, 3, 4..Vol- leyball 3, 4..Softball 2, 4..Bowlinq 2, 3, 4. .English Club l, 2. .G. A. C. 3, 4.. Inter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2..SiroCCo 3.. Spanish Club 3, 4. ROBERT RICHARDS Class Basketball 3, 4. .Chemistry Club 4. .Volleyball 3. 4. SALLY RICKEY' Class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4..Tennis l..Hockey l, 2, 3, 4.,Vol- leyball 2..SoItball l, 2, 3, 4,.Pinq Ponq 2, 3. 4..Bowlinq 1, 2..G. A. C. 2, 3, 4..Inter No: l.,Sirof:Cc 3..Choir 4. . Oh DCTYOIVI 4. WILLIAM P. RIDENOUR ln'ran1urfil Basketball l, 2..Cbemistry Club, Co- president 4..Inter Nos l, 2..Sp'inish Club 3. .Hall Monitor 4. ,Orchestra l. LUCILLE RIGGS- Honor Roll 4. .Ir. Re- tailers Club 4. IAMES W. ROBINSON Reserve Foot- ball 2..Varsity Football 3, 4..lntra- mural Basketball 3,.Softball 2..Hall Monitor 3, 4. ROSE MARTHA ROGERS-Honor Roll l. 2, 3..Spanish Club 3. IAMES H. ROSS Intramural Basketball l..Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4..Chemistry Club 3. .Industrial Arts Club 4. .Spanish Club 4..Tumblinq Team l, 2, 3, Cap- tain 4. IANET RUTH ROSS'-'Bowlinq l, 2, 3.. Chemistry Club 4..lnter Nos 4..Hall MONITOR 4. IEANNE ROSS-AHockey l, 2, 3..Sof1- ball l, 2..Enalish Club l..lnter Nos l..Ir. Retailers Club 4. .Glee Club l. CAROLYN IUNE ROWE Bowlmq 3.. Betty Lamp l, 2..Chemistry Club 4,, Inter Nos 2..Plus Ultra 3..Sirocco 3.. Senior Honor Council 4..Hall Monitor 4..Glee Club l, 2.. Don Alonzo's Treasure l.. H. M. S. Pinaforen 2., Trojan 4. RAY L ROWLEY Pre Service Club MARY LEE RUGGLES Varsity Basket ball 3 Class Basketball 1 2 Captan 3 Hockey l 2 Captain 3 Volleyball all 4 Bow National Honor Society 3 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Chemistry Club 3 Inter sl G A 2 3 4 Plus Ultra 3 4 Sirocco 3 Senior Honor Council 4 Hall Monitor 4 Glee Club l 2 3 Don Alonzos Treasure l Double x osure C t a Da Deans Offife 4 Girls League Calor ne 3 BETTY IUNE SALISBURY Deans Of tice 4 RUTH SALYERS Bowling l 2 B tty Lamp Club l Glee Club l VERA IEAN SCAMYHORN -Bowling l 2, 4. .Chemistry Club 4. .Honor Roll , 2, 3, 4..Enqlish Club 3..SiroCCo 3.. Spanish Club 3 4. .Senior Honor Coun- ci 4. .Glee Club l.. Call It a Day ..News Class 3 4..Trojan 4..Deans Office 4, .Versemakers 2. WILLIAM SCHAEEER Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2. .Softball 2. .Pinq Ponq 3.. Chemistry Club 4..Hall Monitor 3.. Glee Club 2.. H. M. S. Pinaforeu 2. DOROTHY SCI-IEID National Honor Society 3, 4..Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4.. Chemistry Club 4..Inter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2, 3, 4. .Senior Honor Council 4.. Hall Monitor 4..Trojan 4. SHIRLENE SCHNELLER Senior Honor Council 4 Library Club 1 Glee Club 3 4 Ch 2 3 4 Don Alonzos reasure l H M S Pinafore Hollvv C nd Bound 3 Oh Dootorl 4 DOROTHY SCHULER ROSEMARY SCHULER Ir Retailers Club President 4 Student Council 2 Glee Club l Don Alonzo s Treasure l BETTY SELOVER Hockey 3 Bowlma I 2 3 Honor Rolll 2 3 Chemls y Club 4..Enqlish Club 1, 2..Inter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2..SiroCCo 3..Spanish Club 4. .Senior Honor Council 4..Glee Club 2, 3..Troian 4. RUTH SHAFFER--Hockey l, 2, Captain 3. .Softball l . .Bowling 1 . .Honor Roll l 2 3..Chemistry Club 3..Enqlish Club 1..lnter Nos l 2..Plus Ultra 3.. ee Cub l.. H. M. S. Pinaforew l. IOANNE SHELTON -- Softball 2..Pinq Pong 3. .Bowling I, 2, 3, 4..Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4..Chemistry Club 4..Enqlish Club 1, 2, 3, 4. .Inter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2..Sirocco 3,.Spanish Club 3, 4..Or- chestra I, 2, 3.. Call It a Day 3.. Trojan 4. .B-sharp Club l, 2, 3. BRUCE SIMMS---Intramural Basketball 3. .Class 4. .Chemistry Club 4. ,Indus- trial Arts 2, 3. .Hall Monitor 2, 3. 44 RICHARD A. SMITH BETTY IEANNE SOUTHWORTH lr. Re- tailers' Club 4. WILMAIEAN SOUTHWORTH - Class Basketball 2..Tennis 2..HoClcey l, 2.. Volleyball 2. .Cheerleader 2. .Chemistry 4..Enqlish Club l..Inter Nos l, 2.. Glee Club l, 2.. Don Alonzo's Treas- ure l.. l-I. M. S. Pinaforeu 2. lOHN SPRIGGS Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4.. Class Vice President 3..Chemistry Club 3..Industrial Arts Club l, 2.. Sirocco 3. .Student Council l, 3. .Band l, 2, 3, President 4.. Double Expos- ure 3. FLORANNA STAMPER - AYLEESE M. STARRETT Hockey 3, 4 .,Volleyball 3, 4..Bowlinq l, 2, 4.. Chemistry Club 4..Enqlish Club 2.. G. A. C. 4..lnter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2, 3. .Deans Office 4. TUNE STARRETT Bowlinq 1, 2..Arch- ery 2, 3. .Spanish Club 3, President 4. 45 PRESTON M. STEINER- -Stftae Crew 4. ROBERT STEVENS- - WILLIAM STEWART Chemistry Club 4. ROBERT G. STUMP Williamson l-liqh l, 2..Chemistry Club 3..Band 2, 3..Or- vhestra 4. .Trojan 4. VJANDALEE SUMNER Betty Lamp Club 1, 2, 3. .Ir. Retailers Club 4. lOAN RUTH SUTHERLAND - - Varslty Basketball l, 2..Class Basketball l, 2, 3..Volleyball l, 2, 3..Soitball l, 2, 3.. Bowling 1, 2, 3. .Honor Roll 3.. G. A. C. 2, 3. .Inter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2..Span4 ish Club 3..News Class 2, 3., Sus- pensen 3. ARTHUR TAYLOR lffuinyl r E zglcfftffiil 4. .Volleyball 4. IOHN TENER THOMAS THORNTON Intramural Bas ketball I Hall Momtor 3 Pre Sernce Club 4 MARVIN TRIGGS Freshman Football I Intramural Basketball 4 Reserve Basketball 2 Volleyball 3 Plnq Pong 2 3 4 Chemrstry Clu 4 Mon1tor 3 EMILY IANE TUCKER Pre Servtce Club Glee Club I 2 Cholr Don Alonzos Treasure 1 H M S. P1 a fo e 2. . I'Iollywood Bound 3. BETTYE I. TURNER--Hockey l..Bowl- ina 2 3..Chemistry Club 4..Enqlish Cub l. 2..lnter Nos l 2..Plus U ra 3. .Sirocco 3. .Spanish Club 4. . Cl1rist- mas Trimminqsu 3..Trojan 4..Verse- makers I 2. BETTY IEAN TUTTLE-Ir. Retailers 4.. Glee Club l, 2. .Choir 3. . Don Alonzo's Treasure l.. H. M. S. Pinafore 2.. Hollywood Bound 3. .Les Ieunes Moderne I. EUGENE VAN BIBBER--Industrial Arts MARTHA BELLE VAN GILDER Class Basketball l 2 3 Hockey l Softball l 3 Pmq Pong 3 Bowlmq l 2 3 4 chery 2 3 G A C 4 ner Nos l Plus Ultra 2 Spanxsh Club 3 4 RICHARD E VAN METER Chemlstry Club 4 Inter Nos 2 Hall Mon1tor 2 3 Band 3 Orchestra l 2 3 Pr 1 dent 4 BETTY IO VICKERS Varsrty Basketball 2 Manager Basketball 3 Hockey 2 Class Basketballl 2 3 Softballl 2 Vo eyball l 2 3 Bowl q l 7 Spamsh Club 3 Hall Mon1tor l Glee u l 2 H S Prnafore 2 Hollywood Bound 3 Oh Doctor' 4 ROBERT S VOGEI. Chemlstry Club 4 Glee Club I 2 Don Alonzo s Treas u e l..' H. M. S. Pinafore . ROBERT WAGNER-I ter Nos l 2.. Plus Ultra 3. .Choir 3. . Oh Doctor! 3. LILLY IEAN WALLACE'--Bowling Z.. Honor Roll I 2 3. .Chemistry Club 4.. Enalish Club l..lnter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2, 3 4. .Sirocco 3. .Senior Honor Coun- 'l 4..Glee Club l, 2,. Don Alonzo's Treasure l. ROBERT WALTERS-Class Basketball 4 .Softball 2..Pre-Service Club 4. 46 MARILYN IEAN WAMPLER Wurtland Hiqh. .Glee Club l. LILLIAN M. WARDEN - A Softball 3.. Bowling 3. .National Honor Society 3, 4 ..Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4..Enqlish Club 2, 3..Plus Ultra 2, 3..Senior Honor Council 4. .Glee Club l.. Don Alonzo's Treasure l..Commercial Club 2, MAX MCGILLICUDDY WARNER- Glee Club 2..Band 2, 3, 4. RUBY ELEANOR WARTSBOUGH - Hockey l..Softball 2. .Bowlinq l, 2.. Scholarship Team l..Betty Lamp l, 2, 3..Enqlish Club l..lr, Retailers 4.. Student Council l. DOTTIE LEIGH WATKINS-,Class Bas- ketball l, 2..Tennis l, 2, 3, 4..Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4..Sottba1l l, 2, 3, 4..Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4..Pinq Ponq l, 2.. Bowlinq l..Eadminton 1, 2..G. A. C. 7, 3, 4..lnter Nos l.,P1us Ultra 2.. Sirocco 3. .Student Council l, MARILYNE ANNE WATKINS Hockey 2, 3, 4. .Volleyball 2..Soltba1l 2. .Bowl- inq 1, 2, 3. .Honor Roll 4. .Chemis- try Club 3. .Enqlish Club l, 2. .G. A. C. 3, 4. .Inter Nos l..Plus Ultra 2. .Sirocco 3. .Spanish Club 3, 4. .Senior Honor Council 4. .Glee Club l, 2. . Don Alonzo's Treasure l.. l-I. M. S, Pina- lturr- 2.. Coll lt fr Day 3,.Tro1an 4. BETTY WEAVER - 47 MARGARET I. WHEELER-Bowling 2.. Dean's Office 4. MARIAN HOPE WHITE -Volleyball I.. Chemistry Club 4..Ir. Retailers Club 4 ..Glee Club l.. Don Alonzo's Treas- ure I. OLGA WIESNER-V English Club l..HalI Monitor 2..Ir. Retailers Club 3, 4. ,Stu- dent Council 2. .Commercial Club I. DIXIE WILBURN- -Volleyball I, 2. .Soft- ball 2. lin illllemnriam DONALD MOHR 5 IAMES WILBURN DAVID MITCHELL . . . C C. .-,-, , An, ,-,Af IANET ANN WILDER-Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 4..VolleybalI 2, 3, 4. .Bowl- inq 2, 3, 4..Archery 3, 4..G. A. C. 3. 4. .Sirocco 3. .Glee Club 2, 3, 4. .Choir 2, 3, 4. .Band 3, 4. . I-I. M. S. Pinafore 2.. I-Iollywood Bound 3.. Oh Doc- to 4 I , . NINA LOUISE YUENGER---Ir. Retailers Club 4. GEORGE ZOELLNER - - Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4. .Softball 2. .Class Treasurer 3..Chemistry Club 4..Inter Nos l..PIus Ultra 2 ,3..I-Iall Monitor 4. .Student Council 3. IAMES DUNN LOUIS SHY SENIOR TYPICAL PERSONALITIES STUDENTS SPORTS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Xlfg A ff SPORTS HUMOR PERSONALITY DANCERS FRESHMAN is-.1 lf A 1 T 5 'AKG-f 'Mw- 'R The infants, who expect to graduate in '47, really made the corridors of P. H. S. ring with their pep and vital interest in school activities. These freshmen seemed to realize the importance of getting off to a good start. They made the necessary adjustments to become mem- bers of the big family. This class with lames Noel as president, Cynthia Edwards, vice-president: Sarah Du Puy, secretaryg and Carolyn Dill, treasurer, pitched in to stage their skating party, which was a tremendous success. They took the usual razzing of the upperclassmen good-naturedly and are eagerly looking forward to the privileges and responsibilities of upperclassmen. Miss Genevieve Du Pre was elected class sponsor. '1Q..., in-nv .,,. ,,.........--- .........L..-- FRESHMAN TYPICAL PERSONALITIES BEST DANCERS HUMOR M , STUDENTS SPORTS SPORTS .3 Q Dv T I-T, NL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED HUMOR f qw, 'I I B - -,dv-.4 1- Pg? . Q -W - H 9 . at - s 'A M . ' is . M, 1 .Ju 'Q - . V. .1 .fm 411 v . . H 42221, 2125152 I ,- .- . 'A A. H A 4 V W .7-.' Z . Y .' ' ' .divx ' W B ' I V . '...1 ' s Sf ti ew fy I - Y' ,. is he r' 0 H gg 1 ly, Alf. -A ' ,dv Q ' A b ut , Q E 1 if A Al' xg' Aj I 4 , I I4 ! :fo ' I if so -18.416 I if if liigg 'xiii ' . Fi x 1 T A I ' , A f Q ' f Q ff: J JV .ix Wk if 9 w 4 , W it .1 '1 Q, if 3 .. - 1. , V , F 1 '- . 1 6 Ml ' 1: 12,1 'l .iw . I ' W1 . 'ai 5' . L ' A . , f wg , , in- ',.,,vz f, 1, , ' ' INV ' nn-nnnxn -L Homeroom No. 313 Froni Row: B. Crziicg, l-l, Conkel, O. Bradford, B, Davis, Clwiprnfzn, Fi. Dawson, C. Ccrson, W. Cox. Second Row: M. Cureio, K. Correll, K. Collins, D. Cmxvtree, I. Cllirk, D. Dfivis, A. Diivis, C. Dcrilv, C. Cooper, Mr. A 2154504111 Leach. Third Row: E. Cionneg D. Cock, B. Cxsernun, I. Chabot, B. Clousincj, E. Coizurn, S, Crabtree, R. Col- lins, F. Cullen. Fourth Row: A. Cornwell, I. Drzvxs. I. Cunnirmlzvrrti, I. Cnxfrti zri, H. Clwrlt, B. Cfirmilgiel, H. Cooper. Hcmeroom No Front Row 1 1 Roi mls 2 Q Second ow 1 D R1 l ir M Perrv B Pu ll Pur ee M P ss I Boss I Booers C I Roberts W Lewis M Lewis Beiuer B Pu r ck Fourth Row L Beeq A Suqrcives B Robinson M Prui N Plummer M Lvnn L I Peake BCI s 1 F ow no l B Erfu i P Eiqslvw enmson I D Homercom No 321 Front Row s on urner i l er B lc Second How ll Spir s r 'ii er n lv Sevens K Vinee me I VV rner I Timer Fourih Row Reeves I Vvliive H Wlii ei use B Sullins D Nettles F Row I West M G 1 e Vvin ers I M i h Row 1, J ro I vo el . 321 I . : XT. Roe, O. P liter, F. Pcole, B. l3'.l13ovlc, IN. : Wie-lin, ff. I. Arm if Q, B. T , B. f Q . ,.,. ..:'CQ1ff. R : B. L 1'le. . ax. ds, Yirrer, P. HY.: lc , . Vfozix 1 . : v. X. lc '. . ,, . gh, Z. , . I. 10 , L. . . , V. L. F zzier, B. Siu. p , A. lifelff. , ', 1 , . I .. Downs, L. Pnor. Third Row: D. Freshour, P, Rogers. Third How: E. Preston, LI. A. Mifrlifxel, K. Vfedebrook, M. . . , . . 1 . . ' , . . ' , D. N. Ba .fv, lv, e , . Q . : D. . X , . 'tf, . , . A , . . ' ilih : I, , l 1. rio, E. t , . Q llcer. H. .xliin , D. .l, iiih R : I. Ba '11, . .. nl, Sixl : ff. If: ' ,. Ver Iv rc l. .. ' . I. R ' , . Bsip , I. Batilifi. :ii Homeroom No 321 Front Row W Shultz E Souders M A Scott S Stokes M Shelpman I. Thornton T Taylor R Suter Second How B Secrest M A Thatcher I Scurlock R Spanq ler I. Sprlnqer G Taaq M Stout D Stout L Sparks Third Row I Smtth B Selby E Batcllff B Snyder P Taylor P Smrth S Shy N Salmons Fourth Row B Smlth B Sprres P Staley M M Scott I Sanders M Scaqqs N Swartz D Thurman Frith Row I Trp ton G Salye-rs E Stanley D Talbot W Slusher R Stratton I Scott Sixth Row S Sparks I Henmson A Rrdmczs R Sparks D Thomas L Patterson C Pettee Homeroom No 314 Front Row M Frsher A L Edwards R Day I Dtddle D Donley S DuPuy W Dunn D Evans Second Row I Dodge I Elamer C Elsher D Ferguson B Dunham B Doherty M L Elkrns Th1rdRow L Eeurt W Dever M Eerquson D Enms G Everman A Eodae Fourth How C Edwards C Dtll G Elllls V Dunn B Estep I Ersher D Flouqher Frith Row R Flack R Dodqe S Erale I Erese l-l Davrtz B Edwards H Brooks I .fn-vu if: .4 v 5 vo Homeroom No 312 Front Row I r: Appteqr e l F Ar ts Second Rcw L Aa ro B rndel P .Ad .J r B r' I A n n y I. e .Ask I-nde s n Ant k A krns ourth Row F DJYK E .L A s .1 Bo: rea Bo ook Eea d N B sr H E I A kms Fifth w C Boo C 'rt a us E F6 B Asrtns Thxrd Row A Arrrs I Biker rms D11 lfltss D.1Pre rw- f ' f- r fx :JV 5 X 1 ' M ' ' It ' - f s I . r L. A.- . - 4 I E I Y ' I b , ,. V. f ' 1 -f V. X I I . A ' - , f - ,. , N I - X. 9 . ' ' 5 f' .31 S , . t -. , g , r n ' I .xt f I : . 'au-er, f. Bower, P. Bloomer, 'I. ur ts, A. ,. lle , T. Ear e , . E zkiey, D. . ew, 'f.'. . : o . ' '1 , . . I , E. ' ts, D. Ba'-er, C. j ' , F : .. -1 hurt, . .dams P, ll, D. wen, I : . 'a ..s, R, Bagoy, S. A.r, ', I, C ', B, r , . u '., '.. arker, , 1 on. Ro : L. ff , , . xms, . str.. T. Call. I. 1. eron. T. E ck , C. Boggs, D. Bell, B. 'rl r, . , ' : . . .L , . , A'.:'.' . W. E' ley, .. -, Homeroom No. 315 Front Row: R. Goddard, E. Greer, I. Griffith, C. Graham, I. Hamilton, L. Harris, L. Gin, N. Good- man. Second How: W. Green, E. Goddard, E. Harrod. M. George, E. Greer, L. Fytfe. B. Gallion, N. Grashel. Third Row: P. Hammond, S. Golden, R. Gordon, B. ham, I. Graham, D. Gordley H Hazlebeck M Goodman R Gambill Miss Anderson R Gansley I-Iomeroom No. 316 Front Row: H. Iordan, I Hicks, I, Horton, C. Hol eston, C. Hudson, R Ienkins, I. Hobbs, I Hicks, E. Keyser. Second Row: I. Hunt, B Tennant, N. Iarvis, I Hood, I. Ison, F. Hud son, M. Henson, D. Hoi fer, R. Keyes. Third Row: C, Iustice, W Hollis F Kees C rlockenheinier R Iohnson B Howard H Hewitt H Kemp. Fourth Row: Mr. Wheeler B Hoover C Horton C Huffman G Hill B Iourney I Hess Homeroom No. 318 Front Row: I. Lykins, I. Karlet, S. Kline, E. Mc- Glone, B. Heath, B. Ly- kins, B. Lowe. Second Row: G. Mercer, I. McGuire, B, Lambert. E. Lyons, C. Lawill, K. Knose. Third Row: M. Locke, M. Lawson, D. Lair, E. Lan- caster, M. Kidwell, B. Lona, B. Lockwood, A. Looney, Mr. McCombs. Fourth Row L Hedrick C McGlone R Lynn B McConnell R Lawrence D. Livingston. Fifth Row C Kline W Lowe H Heath D King I Lana I Lewis Homeroom No. 319 Front Row: H. Osborne. M. L. Neal, I. Naqel, M. L. Mann, D. Mullins, I. Noel, W. Mullins, E. Meadows, I. Martin. Second Row: I. McNam- ara, N. Mathis, I. Mer- shon, I. Osborne, S. Mul- lins, P. O'Connor, I. Mc- Namara, S. Naqel. Third Row: I. Nichols, I. Casey, I. Morris, C. Mitchell, G. McNutt, I. Meadows, G. McNeil, Miss Hazlebeck Fourth Row G Obrist D Marcum M Nichols R Moore V. Pascoe, I. Myers. Fifth Row W Parsons I Molster G Mullen H Martin P Orth Portsmouth High school in l942 opened her hospitable halls to embrace an eager and industrious class of Freshies . They soon adjusted themselves to high school life, gave their freshmen skating party and elected Miss Anna Blazer class sponsor. ln their second year of high school they gave the sophomore dance which was girls' tag, l-lard Times dance. Sophomore of- ticers elected were: Gene Meyers, president: lackie Daniels, vices president: ludy Pratt, secretary: and Eleanor McClure, treasurer. This group won outstanding success in scholastic achievements and also accounted tor a number ot our finest athletes. The class of '46 has caught and held our attention for two years of happy comradeship. SCDPHCDMCDRE SCPHQMQRE MCDST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PERSONALITY TYPICAL PERSQNALTTTES M f' STUDENTS HUMOR SPORTS DANCERS Homeroom No. 212 Front Row: P. Howell, M. Hicks, I. Crawford, I. Culberson, K. Lewis, I. M. Hubbard, B. Harmon, N. Galloway, I. I-Ioaan. Second Row: W. Harwood, P. Harris, I. Keqley, B. Ivers, I. Hawthorne, F. Kina, D. Cox, I. Kratzenberq. Third Row: D. Lathrop, B. Lair, C. Lawrence, B. Lipker, M. L. Cory. F. Knapp. Fourth Row: I. Hancock, T. Henderson, R. Hedrick, A. Iohnson, D. Knittel, I. Harrison, S. Iohnson. Fifth Row: D. Howard, T. Harrison, I. Lockhart. Sixth Row: Miss Ball, I. Irvin, G. Harris. Homeroom No. 305 Front Row: G. Roush, B. Newrnan, P. Phipps, M. Paul, B. Moore, B. Oakley, G. Richter, C. Ronny, N. Mathews. Second Row: Mrs, Sturm, P. Rayburn, I. Martin, M. Midkiii, B. Pyle, M. Salisbury, N. Perry, B. Schott. Third Row: I, Reid, B. Ross, M. Schisler, C. Rapalee, P. Oakley, D. Parker, I. Procter, G. Pollitt. Fourth Row: F. Pliilburn, V. Potter, P. Raike, B. Morris, D. Elliott, B. Maze, G. Myers, W, Pratt, Fifth Row: D. Rhoden, L. Peters, R. Rice, W. Riqqs. W. Roberts, S. Robinson. Homeroom No. 304 Front Row: G. Kali, A. Ieiterson, H. Melvin, T. Luckey, C. Killen, I. Irvin, P. Lowe, I. Mathews. Second Row: R. Louis, K. McMillan, P. Liles, I. Martin, H. Kitchen, V. Bliss, N. McGill, R. Kohn. Third Row: M. Marcum, E. McClure, R. Manley, B. I-Iolt, M. Iohnson, L. Leach, R. Kizer. Fourth Row: E. Lucas, R. Lair, K. Marshall, S. Combs, I. Kuaelman, K. Locher, C. Litteral, C. McGoron, E. McHenry. lUNlCDR 'f x-nw-. The luniors have a reputation for enthusiasm, activity, and surprises. When the unexpected happens, you may be sure that the class of '45 is some where behind the scenes. President Charles Smith, vice-president Bonnie Walbright, secretary Barbara Questel, and treasurer Glenn Walker headed the efferves- cent group this year through a full schedule including selection of a class ring: presentation of their play Suspense , acceptance of twelve members into the National Honor Society, and reporting school news to the Portsmouth Times. To sponsor the prom, they presented a hilarious burlesque with an all-male cast. The play, Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party , was the brainchild of Bert Leach, popular faculty member and drainatist par excellence. A junior dance, itself a success, also contributed financially to the prom, Mr. Lorentz was chosen class sponsor. it-' I , ., +6 x M lf 3 J' f' ', qw . . 5. v-. J z -1.4 - MW. S., Q. Homeroom No. 112 Front Row: I. Cooper, B. Elliott. M. Addis, M. Burks, P. Bauer, M. I. Ashworth, D. Cartee, M. Bazler, D. Davis. Second How: W. Church, W. Clark, I. Scctt, W. Hopkins, B. Coburn, C. Archie, M. A. Darraqh, P. Doll. Third Row: I. Gall, B. Call, V. Asche, C. Bachtrup, R. Albert, Ft. Eastwood, D. Hepner, B. Ball. Fourth Row: B. Brannock, I. Delabar, I. Goodman, B. Ball, H. Fields, C. Flamer, I. Plyrnale. Fifth Row: Miss Musser, R. Bowen, A. Faris, I. Fout, W. Waaner. Not Pictured: L. Bowser, A. Day, W, Doerr. Homeroom No. 201 Front How: F. Bruch, I. Estep, C. Bloomer, F. Callihan, B. Anderson. M. Babcock, A. Bourq- holtzer, A. Benders. Second Row: H. Byrd, H. Coriell, P. Archie, B. Buckley. W. Foster, V. De- Lotell, B. Brandel, M. Doherty, Miss Krausz. Third How: B. Collins, D. Day, G. Daulton, I. Coburn, B. Clark, Pt. Arms, I. Dougherty. Fourth Row: B. Frazier, I. Breeze, B. Eisnauqle, W. Danner, G. Ashley, M. Baqby, B. Diddle. Homeroom No. 202 Front Row: B. Harris, B. Hicks, A. Haaer, W. Payne, S. Lewis, M. List, S. McQuain. L. Gillespie Second Row: T. Gault, F. Iudd, B. Haas, L. Horner, M. Grashel, E. Lester, D, Gardner, B Melvin. Third Row: Miss Ichnston, L. Lehman, VV. LaBue, R, Klitch, P. Iackson, C. Guilkey M. Ienkins, M. Moree, M. Ienlcins, P. Hiott. Fourth How: B. Hopkins, P.. Hill, R. Keqley, B Iones, T, Kline, I. Ienkins. A. Henson. Fifth Row: R. Harris, G. Irvin, I. Monroe, H. Lewis I. Hart. Sixth Row: B. Miller, C. Honshaw, VV. Hartz, I. Haqaman, N. Helmsin, G. Heath. SCHCDCDL LIFE QUEEN RAMONA NEWMAN 7 1,4 . U jfmz, I ?1Q3?' I ' My X v I ',, L gg? pa rm , sf .SA X W jj R 1 -. Q g ,, J F S 'SL :DE A ' A ' , .- ' 'af 'I- I . -if 0 dnul ' .4521 E Xi. . 1 . Q w ' J 'inixf ..' an-A, V , ., f X ,W R?'ls'f?-ilV.g'585R'sf.Mi ' M fy 1' A4m?f5 fds9i:': .1 -La a 'i' 1. ' H ' X ' X xv , 3f'S'-'5fi'1Q'ff'f'f-YV Q 'f -' H ' ' 'ff-of IA ' ' ' y i P J 5 K V . -- Q A ,fu 'f A- Q X '. fltfi 4 54. 4, t.-,' .WA fx f.gql,, - ,, , f na. Iv ' 9 ,Q En 'R 4, A' 4, -Q ,ei g , .. 4A gum f . ' ' 2 .Y .'1.W, ',,.' Q.. P- 43. 9. + f 5'1i5gf'f'?-if-rr f 'ff 1 fs- 1. 12:,f 2.Qvff: ff .fs: f ?ff-Wm'f5. mg. 1 , . Q, 'Qi' ,- 'L u f'- . . 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Reed A, Linck M, Appel The Student Council is the representative governing body of the school. lts members are composed ot home room presidents who meet weekly to discuss plans ot general interest to the students. Some ot its members collected tax stamps and pennies at the gym door. The money re- ceived was used to buy new needles and records for the nickelodean. Some other con- tributions of the Student Council to the general improvement ot the school were new type tor the print room, wooden Candelabra for the glee club and tour tive dollar prizes for the War Bond Essay Contest. The club also added to the social calendar ot the year by sponsoring several sport dances at various times. OFFICERS George Ashley, President Betty Handley Secretary lV'rs. Cookes, Sponser Mary Alice Schisler, Treasurer Beverly Tierney, Vive President Fits' Q -' 7 Second Row Thir Senior Honor Council V. Scmiyliorn l, Blair B. 'Webb A. Dickson V. Deaterla B. Selover C. Knost C. Bliir M. L. Huggies H. Kali I. Kestle L Knose P. Dever d Row - I, Lathouse Mrs. Ccolces flirs' c .. .TCYKT RZTJ' 'WY' Q., - 1 if Xi 5 f-, . I K1 E 'IK' 1' Hull A. Elkins L' Lowe v ' 'i',,'Tf ... 1, .. un., E. Cramer 2. Sgfwii. P. Allison L 1'.'.'s:n A. Earns . , V 'lcins N. .ffkyffdr After being dormant for a year, Senior Honor Council has once again taken over the duties of sponsoring the Girls' League and acting as big sisters to the freshmen girls. Twenty-eight seniors and one junior-the link girlecom- prise this council. These girls are selected for their scholar- ship, service, leadership, and character. At the beginning of the year each member was given ten freshmen for her little sisters. Then two mixers were held in order that the council and their freshmen might become better acquainted. As a climax to these activities a third mixer was held for both boys and girls of the freshmen class. Anne Duvendeck was president until she left for college and Ioan Lathouse was elected to succeed her. Other activities of the organi- zation were a Christmas party at Mrs. Cookes home, a mother-daughter tea, for which the council were hostess, and a picnic at two-mile hill. The last week of school was chosen as the date for the induction ceremony for new mem- bers. Officers for the coming year were installed and each new girl was given a red rose. The sponsor of the club is Mrs. Cookes. Plus Ultra Delving into the regions of Cicero and Virgil, members of Plus Ultra, advanced Latin students, came up with several accomplish- ments. The highlight of the year was Latin week, celebrated from March 13th to l7th all over the nation. Posters were put up to make the student conscious of the amazing number of English words derived from Latin. At Thanksgiving time the club gave a basket of food to the Sal- vation Army for some needy family. An old language was brought up to date when at Christmas time modern greeting cards, Written in Latin, were made by the club members, and exchanged among themselves. A prize was offered for the most original. Officers for the year were David Ladd, president, first semester: Richard F. Moore, president sec- ond sernester, Alice Dickson, sec- retary, and Patricia Dunn treas- urer. Q, ... t , ,I A., 4 K FIRST ROW W. Harris, Alberta Elkins, B. Downing, B, Handley, B. Doerr, P. Bradford. SECOND ROW -C. Dever, A. Dickson, I. Hogan, B, Donohoe, S. Andre, M. Chapman. THIRD ROW- M. Golden, I, Hawthorne, Z. Edwards, B. Bauqhrnan, M. E. Duis, L. Knose. FOURTH ROW I. Harrison, C, Blair, D. Hobstetter, T. Gault, M. Appel. FIFTH ROW Miss Ball, P. Dever, P. Dunn, G. Dunn, M. Gall, R. Hill, :- fm LJ me ' FIRST ROW' K. McMillan, B. Moore, B, Oakley, D. Schied, I. Smith, W. Redding. SECOND ROW I. Pleasant, B. Morris, I. Moritz, B. Yeager, C, Rice, K. Shepherd. THIRD ROW -E. Mor- fgizn, R. Washington, M. A. Schisler, A, Mittendorf, B. Ross, B. Kilt, FOURTH ROW I. Scott, E. McClure, I. Pratt, I, Lloyd, I. Luthouse, M. Rugales. FIFTH ROW- D, Rice, H. Micklethwaite, A. Linck, D. Moore, I. Orndorft. 74 Inter Nos .5 L 5 ' tty FIRST ROW I. Hicks, I. Martin, M. Legas, S. Stokes, M. Wallace, C. Roe, D. Donley, L. Feurt, R. Spangler. SECOND ROW I. McNamara, I. Karlett, G. Tagg, I. Srurlock, S. Zenne, G. McNutt, H. Hazelbeck, N. Plum- mer. THIRD ROW B. Lona, G. McNeil, R. Secrest, I. VanBibber, I. McGuire. T. Workman, L. Brandel. FOURTH ROW D. Vinson, I. Fisher, I. Dodge, M. Werner, L. Hedrick, L. I. Peake, N. Mathis. FIFTH ROW'--I. Cun- ninahvim, K. Knose, R. Yost, L. Warnock, D. Livingston, M. Perry, P. Taylor, E. Meadows, R. Selby. SIXTH ROW B. Hoover, G. Obrist, A. Sagraves, I, Noel, I. Snith, G. Mullen. if f- . rw. ,... , .,,,..... .,,,,,, . f I . ' ...,. .1 .... ig, IWW , ee I.. -fe- M , A 4' . , .itz I ' ,f , if . y widsqif 412325341 - , . we ,V .4 ,Q ,Q ' 1. g1V,., ,,,,. I 3 ? 1 . ,jg FIRST RCW H. Eurns, D. Bloomer, I. Hicks, R. Davis, I. Hobbs, l-T. L. Eikins, B l.imt.erf. SECOND ROVV W. Foster P. Alls, I. BOHVKAI, S. DuPuy, C. Edwards, E. Adams, Miss Blazer. THIRD RO'-V P. Adams, M. Fisher, I. F. Artis, W. Dever, R. Goddard, C. Hitch, I. Hunt E. Goddard. FOURTH ROW D. Iustice, C. Hzitori, B. Eriurih, D. Ecu.-Jer, D. Gmshel, I. Lewis. One of the largest organizations in Portsmouth High school is Inter Nos. The purpose ot this club is to stimulate interest in the Latin language. Any student of first year Latin may become a member. The officers chosen this year were: Bill Hoover, president: Iohn Cunningham, vice-president: Helen Hazelbeck, secretary, Ioyce Scurlock, treasurer. The meetings consisted of songs sung in Latin, readings, talks, and contests ot many kinds. Various committees planned the programs. In celebration of Latin week in Ohio, In- ter Nos held a joint meeting with Plus Ultra and Mr. Denton Neal spoke. Miss Anna Blazer, Latin teacher, is sponsor of this group. - t 5 Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB First Row'-f R. Newman M. Purdum F. Newman B. Turner B. Ivers Second Row'-s S. Lewis I. Murtin D. McFarland M. Maddy I. Waugh Third How-- I. Hancock D. Bowen I. Ramey P. Orth C. Hanshaw Fourth Row- D. Reil B. Goodman I. Huffman R. Buckley I. Murphy B. Snyder At the beginning ot the year the Spanish club chose as its officers Iune Starrett, president: lune Ramey, vice-president: Pauline Allison, secretaryg and lack Hammerstein, treasurer. The object ot the club has been to make the study ot Spanish more interesting. Programs ot the year included various talks by members relating to Spain or Latin America. Several musical programs presented by the students included a visit from the Hungry Five, a violin solo by Sarah McQuain accompanied by Barbara Brandel and several Spanish selections played on the accordian by Gene Dunn. Robert Frazier headed another musical program with a piano solo, after which Betty Clark led the club in group singing. The sponsor and adviser ot all the meetings was Mr. lohn Cicanese. During the tirst semester the club lost the services ot its capable president, lune Starrett. Her duties were assum- ed by vice-president, Iune Bamey, whose former position was filled by Betty lo Selover. Chemistry Club FIRST ROW- R. McNeer, I. Destle, I. Shelton 'N l. Burns, SECOND ROW C. Blair, B. Koh, P. Allison D. May. THIRD ROW' R. West, l. Huffman, R. Vogel, B. Selover. FOURTH ROW R. Richards, Mr. Rader, H. Harcha, M. Gall. The purpose of the Chemistry club is to help students become better acquainted with phases of chemistry which had been studied in class. They carried on experiments which were in- teresting and exciting but couldn't be handled in the class room. Meetings were divided, part of the time being spent in short talks and the rest of the time in experiments. Mr. Don Rader was sponsor of the club. Officers were: Bill Ridenour, president, George Zoellner, vice-presidentg Bruce Simms, treasurer, and Ayleese Starrett, secretary. 1 s O . FIRST ROW V. Deaterla, D. Fearis, l. Ross .Vx G. Nuniey, D. Scheid, V, Scamyhorn. SECOND ROW' B. Simms, M. Andre, C. Rowe F. Bottom, G. Zoellner. THIRD ROV! W. Schaefer, R, Layson, T, Har risen, R. Kfih, NV. Ridenour, Girls League lv OFFICERS First Row- I. Blair, Vice Presi dent, R. Newman, Secretary B. O'Neil, President, I. Pratt Treasurer. MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE M. A. Schisler, I. Kestle, I. BIair, D. Watkins, B. Heath, M. Clay- ton, M. L. RuqqIes. SOCIAL COMMITTEE First Row--VB. Tierney, Ft. Newman, S, Lewis, I. Dougherty, B. Harris. Second Row B. Kan, P. Dunn, C. Bafhtrupt, C. Blair, C. Knost. E9 Girls League PUBLICITY COMMITTEE R, Lawson, P. Allison, I. Van Bibber, H. Herdmon D. Dickson, M. Van Gilder, V. Deutmlci. I 61 62 I. Lcthouse, V. Sccrmy Ln. HEALTH COMMITTEE L. Guinbill, R. Blair, I Edqinqton, G. Burirum I. Fields. Honor Roll FIRST ROW R Shutter I Ph1ll1pS M Lowe A Dlckson SECOND ROW L Wdroen W Flmq B Nxchols D Qchetd I Lcthouse THIRD ROW I Sutherland P Dunn P Allison C Rome R Atk1ns A Webb FOURTH ROW B Koh M L Ruqqles C Blmr P Duvendecx E Cromer FIFTH ROW M Cowdrey I Orndortt IW Gall R Moore B Selover Every student thort enters Portsmouth I-ltqh School sets some sort of qool to be dttouned The cum of these students hos been scholorshxp S1nce excellence 1n scholorshlp lS such on unportont phose of school lrfe 1t ts only ftttrnq thot these students recerve spec1c1l recoqn1t1on Let us hope thot the success they have ochteved wtll contlnue 1n CI ldrqer deqree 1n the1r ldter hte The members of the honor roll crre chosen on or po1nt bcrsts Edch IS reourred to hove ot leost or l 5 ctveroqe or dn otverdqe of A for thelr four yeors of hrqh school study The students so honored ore ptctured obove w1th the exceptton of Anne Duvendeclc Dorvld Lodd Iohn Sprlqqs Albert Vlktns Opol Ktnq Iednette Mcuter ond Rose Rogers who were not present when the p1cture wots token 'lhe Betty Lamp Club is composed of twenty-five airls who are interested in h o rn e economics. Eacn alrl must earn lUO points before she may become a rnern- ber. The Club serv- ed at faculty teas, the Troran banquet, and the fourth War loan banquet As a money rarsma stunt they sold confectlons at basketball aarnes Beffy Lamp FBFT BO l l Edarna on L Y .iq r M W 'ue B Whlte Mrss Kuqelman SL OIN BOM F Prll urn I Hogan l J oodrum l fre s HIBD BO V' Balyers Bo Q A Pners rt G Bertram Frye deleaates went to Colurnbus to attend the rneetrna of the Ohto Assocratron of Home Bconorntcs Clubs whrch were held on the campus of Ohto State Umversrty For the soc1al part of therr actrvrtres the club had a Chrrstrnas party rn the Home Econornrcs l1v1nq roorn and rn the Sprrna a DICDI on two rnrle htll An rnductron servtce and party was held for the tlfteen new 1n1t1ates wrth the offrcers presrdrna at the servrce rn therr customary pastel color K' S T V D X ed robes Offrcers of the past year were Becky Whtte presrdent Ianet Bda rnqfon vrce presr dent loanne Wood rum secretary Clo trne Bose treasurer Mrss loanne Kuqel man and Mrss OC 'avu Shmlcle were co sponsors I Lo 'rf , '1., . e'e, . 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Pre - Service B Vverner I Luther T Dunn B Kealey Vv Klich W Clark I E Millar D Bose C Davis The aim of the Pre Service Club this year has been chi fly to stimulate interest in rnechan ical aeronautics The co sponsors ot the club are Messrs Gerald and Eugene Knore Mr Harold Whitlatch cc ordinatc ot vocational trades and industries assisted Some ot the peakers have been Mr Ott Biea l Pre Service Co ordinatcr of Patterson Field Capt William H Weaver Air Corps Fairfield Air Depot and Lt Col 'lhon as L Chrisman Former Pre Service club members already doina their part in trie fiqtit tor victory are torrner club president Iames lanetsky now employed at University Field Columbus as a appren tice mechanic on a War Training S rvice Program Buth Barney Helen Donathon and Mar aaret Iones servicing A rry Aircraft at Patterson Field Key Aircraft Jobs also await Ralph Keqley Bill Clark Bill Klitch Dick West and Bill Berk neimer at Patterson Field They plan to leave immediately after the close of school Club members in service are Bob Bolton Air Cadets Bdqar Bealer Army Leon Bryant and Walt Walker Navy l-larry Kidd lim Dunn B ll Clark Farris Davis Air Corps Aviation Cadet Enlisted Beserx and Don Welch Radio Training School i N s . ' e, - ' - .t ' 1 Air Corps, Fairfield Air Depot. ' l A ' ' e ' z , , ' . . r . . D Monitors Officers ot the Monitors club were: Charles l-lanshaw, president, Dick H. Moore, vice-president: Bill Stewart, treasurer: Mildred Clayton, secretary. The club purpose was to take care of lockers and halls. Meetings were held the first and third Tuesday ot every month. At Christmas for the pleasure of the members a passing party was held. Teachers selected members of this qroup. Dean of Boys, Mr. R. D. Ashbauqh, was sponsor. FIRST ROW M. A. Darrow, B. 'Nebb D Scheid B Anderson M D rner SECOND ROW B. Simms, M. I. Ashv D Dav I Snook G Zoellner THlRD ROW P. Baahy, B. Ridenour, Xl Put' B Ne vrnan FOURTH ROW- H. Harcha, B, Meyers F Thompson D Monk L Meadows Service Clubs I DEA N ASHBAUGI-IS' ASSISTANTS 'st Yew--A. Starrett, L. Ruqqles, N. I-lelmsin, V. Sccimyhom, M. Ifixeeler, D. Curr, B. Cill. EL CROSS EQAHD CF GOVERNCQS Qez'-1 H, V. Heroliiiiri, B. Pliilligis, iss Pnriifrsri, lf. F. Duns. ff. .ff-inet. N'f1RQl1IlQ D. Hiller, I. ffli..il,ol, mf-ll. DEAN COCKES' ASSISTANTS First Row B. Sulisipury, G, Nuriley, F. Iudd, R. lson. Serond Flaw V. Deciterlz, I. Blziir, E. Nicliols Lf. Hurry, LIBRARY CLUB First Row F. Philburri, V. Scilyer, B Bull, M. L. Munn, I. Muffin, I Turner, L. Adkins, V. Cook. Sewond Row R. Hill, I. Scott, I, Little M. Cursio, G, Nunley, H. Hnzel Lovk, N. l.fiddleCc'imp. 1-I Band ,ll .V E Left to Bight FBQNT BOM' Mr. Blankenship, D, Carr, M. Marcurn, D. Craycraft, D. Little, Q. Bradford, I Ho s C. Grohnian. SECOND ROW' I. Este-p, Hnrchi, l. Spriazjs, C. Harx-:ca T. Hancock, X'Vebb, R. Ramsey, B. Fr zier B. Goodman. THlBD ROW' -I, Call, D. Staten, M. Warner, H. Armsey, B.Donathon, B, Harwcod, I, Haqqerrnan, B. Turrell, FOURTH BORN G. fones, B. VanMeter, H. Ccrriell, B. Doherty, B. Cclernan, H. Fields, B. Powell, VJ. Hartz FIFTH ROV! -l. lxffirsh, B. Wagner, S. Ccrnbs, P. Bierley, H. Kidd, B, Curtis, D. C-illurn, D. Brannock, l. Nur y C. Pete-e. FQAICBETTES -l. Wilder, B. Glble. NAMES NOT IN Pffllllztf Lf. Tuttle, Nl, ','.'1nters, A. Spen rer, D. Baker, 11. B.- wie li. Eissler, Z. Edwards addina to the spirit of the school sports is the P. H. S. band, formerly by Mr. loe Blankenship, now in the Arrny Air Corps. The vacancy by his enlistrnent has been filled by Mrs. Tulsa Bassler Fish. Both Always directed created leaders have constantly worked to bring musical enioyrnent to the school activities. The rnain events for the band members were playna at the school aarnes and the annual concert. As a reward for their efforts they were qiven a banquet and party. 5, . LCG-if' . , .5 F 5, , ng.. ' ggi ,L , ik, F A ' k,.,v V Lk : I ff95u,! ,:f,V, c, H M. f A . .1f.r,, ,,::,v. ,l 12,3 2 fx 'H I A .,M: ,1'k 5.1. 4:7 . ' ic Y- f'Yu ,Q1 '- X 1 ' K 'l6'im-vfirf' ., ve- ..,.... .,.,L,..f N - . u.a.a...w.zq,4.-..r.a . .,..i....M.:1cwgvov:rf.2 x :...., rig Q M--W -W: A X , .,..,..--..-, , 5 ........--..f. V . .A gi f'v . ,-gf rag: ll, . V235 . ' '4. 5-- ' 5' x Q -, Q................ N - gh 9 L fi. A ...4:. ' W ,. 5 f,,' . F. ?f' y ,H v L . Y 9 Y 4 3' .JV . if 1 , S wiv, Q 25 if C' ip 2 9 Q A W V y K wife ,n . f- 9 W' W .-W 1 3 W -Q Pq 5 R-5 ,ig ar ex ere, 71 H 6 cp .1 Q, Q, at Jgfgvr ax w x 2 vs -'ti OZ All Ulu :Ei 6 ' f' wa., A aff f V -32355 ,,. ,. ' ' f ,:-N,1',A , 3 S af fimff The 1944 High School Qperetta Directed by MISS ELIZABETH MOCRE DRINKWATER SANITARIUM DRAMA, CQMEDY, MUSIC .JL f W C r 1 3 Y , 'fc S' ' f A Q 0 Q f 3 ef gf i ,fy .nv . igffiiu ,,,, Q ,Y hw - N. 'f'2i1r,:,,,' jay iw '15 Sf NZ '-.! 1' x 'f 'V?' , ' -M f,'f'.qf, ' W I .Q A A, ,L 1x Q f 1, Ayr .1 ' 4' 1, W 1 . .9 ,. 'nf 4 JI' uni p Q ,, L A 1' fl 1 , A ,. A gl, 6 6 fs 9' Q , H 9 g ,Q QA 54' f , ff :gli-in ' A ' A + kv,, A 51 'rj + gk First Row: T-i' 'i iizrt' nie: B. lll-IlIfl l fi. ll ii :Q III lt. 5-:iii tt, C Inst.,-r, P. Tinni-r. ll. Fe-rqiisrfn. 47. lT!7fillf y, E. l.t1Vl1t'V, P. ll iirisz. Second Row: C. Plltis, ll. Cilfsoii, tl. lvl Cntr..-ll, A. l'l-'1Il1Il, N. Miiffrif-'.-fs, M. Tiilflts, M. GC5ltlf'Il. ll. l.i:s.i'li, P. lwfvr his ii Sweet Voices - Colored Girls' Glee Club The Colored Girls' Glee Club had an active and diverse year. The group presented special programs tor Washington School Parentfleacher Associa- tion, a Girls League assembly, Pleasant Green Baptist Church, and the 14th Street Community Center Music Festival, The girls sang both classical music and spirituals. They also included in their activities the collection ot tax stamps to provide funds tor new music and choir robes. Miss Elizabeth Moore directed the club. Anita Douglas was her assistant and Barbara Brandel, accompanist. Civic Music Committee The Civic Music committee turned in the highest sales record this year ever attained in P. l-l. S. Purpose ot the committee is to promote Civic Music among high school students, Those serving on the committee Were, left to right seated, Boger Tur- LAANET KESTLE rel, Boger Vogel, Bruce Buckley, cofcaptain. Standing, Bill Wagner, lanet Anne Wilder, lanet Kestle, co-captain, lane Lloyd, Miss Elizabeth Moore, ludy Snook, Christine Dever, and Laverne Knose. :in Dramatics lunior Class Play Suspense , the junior play for this year, was aptly titled, for it furnished an evening ot just that to a large and appreciative audience. The plot involved a radio mystery carried into real life. The tar reaching consequences were both hilarious and exciting. The play was directed by omnipresent and tireless Bert Leach. Stan McBride, a radio actor, age 23 ........ . Mrs. McBride, his mother, 45 ....... . Roy Bishop, another radio actor, 21 . . . Betty Archer, a radio reporter, 20 ...... . . THE CAST . . . .Bruce Buckley . .Ioan Sutherland . . . . .Roger Turrell X .Marthalee Smith we Stuart Brownlee, a radio sponsor, 45 . .. ..... Charles Smith 5 Pauline, a maid, l9 lcomedyl .............. . . .Rosanne Thornton C' Mr. Putnam, a Sherlock Holmes ian, 60 ...... . . .Raymond Buckley -xx George Spencer, a mysterious character, 30 ........ . . .Marvin Whiteside 5 Madeline Revelle, his companion, 22 ............... . .. Whitey Wilson, another mysterious character, 23 .lacquelin Staker l 5 Dick Riehl j Barbara Fields, a nurse, 21 ..................... . . .Mary Louise Doherty vw Mrs. Slater, a widow, 50 .......... .......... M ary Bazler X Slim Lynch, a deputy sheritt, 25 ...... ,... ................. S a rn Strindberg X A Pmmpms The action takes place in the comfortable living room ot the Norma Henson janet Hoskins Stage Crew Bill Pixley David Kendall Henry Lewis Tom Orth Vlfarren Hartz lack Gall Horace Small McBride home in the country just outside ot New York City, X' during the atterncon and evening of late autumn. Property Crew Make-Up Nancy johnson Miss Anna Blazer Mary Anne Babcock Miss Margaret Anderson Shirley Anne Lewis Imogene Leightenheirner leanne Dougherty Nancy johnson Ruth Shaffer Mary Anne Babcock Ramona Newman Shirley Anne Lewis X TX Ushers Betty lustice Charlotte Bachtrup Mary Anne Darragh lane Murtin Lois Webb Betty Anderson Fay Callihan Betty Clark Patty Dunn 94 x 1 'fx i' I 2 .f R ,xv , 4 x 2 E QLI5' s ff'-W if j Mf Q x , . F: 1 E ,,:. ' Q -Qc 'VV .L M ww?- -zw 'iff n Q,- 4 ' v ,- ' 4 Q ,f S 'S ' ,:':: I 0 Q as g S Q ,,, Z? waxy! L -4 , Quilting Party Burlesque with all its brcad and boisterous humor shook the halls ot Ports- mouth High school as Bert Leach led his slightly mad, but highly entertaining all-boy cast through Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party , a play written, cast, pro- duced, directed, costumed, etc., all by Bert Leach. Pirates, old maids, iitterbugs engaged in one maelstrom ol clever dialogue and unpredictable turns in plot that enlivened the play. Feminine costumes on very masculine figures enhanced the broad humor. Proceeds from the play helped finance the lunior4Senior Prom. Midnight The senior class play for this year was Midnight A comedy-mystery, it combined the better points ot each and provided a very enjoyable evenings entertainment. ln this tale ot wild New Years Eve in a venerable old mansion events move tast and furiously to a gripping climax. A well-chosen cast under the expert direc- tion of Bert Leach turned in a polished performance. Ronnie Rector, portraying a colored valet, played his role to the fullest and almost stole the show. Angeline Harris and Barbara Webb also added clever inter- pretations to the per- formance. Pre - Fliq iii Future Pilots For Uncle Sam Mr. Adams, instructor ot Pre-Flight training tor boys and girls interested in aviation, demonstrates a tlight theory in the above picture. Many of these students spend much of their spare time around the Raven Rock Airport. The coming air age demands preparation ot youth today. Farsightedness now will build tomorrow's freedom of the skyways. W0 A0 W6 2 it xi! f 'l 9.2 The army lieutenant in the picture is presenting some information of interest to boys eager to win their wings in the Army Air Corps. Biology .af Laboratory Exercise In Biology Bioloqy is the science of life. It deals with organisms includinq the oriqin, development, structure, functions, and distribution ot plants and animals. Students of bioloqy qain a better understandinq ot the vital factors of lite, the Wonderful and miraculous part played by each organism, and a areater appreciation of nature. - -if f MGEBRA l Lg L4 nv 1 ff .3 ' M Q' 7 XB Ns.: Domestlo Qmenoe I MAKE IT YOURSELF AND SAVE FOR VICTORY' Thanks to clothes cor1struct1on classes hlqh school QITIS are developmq a professlonal hand w1th then sewmq These studenis are leammg what clothes and qood qroommq mean m terms of personahty Mlss Kuqelman mstructor IS sup IVISIDQ the Ienqth of a hemlme ln ihe above p1cture I I 'J L- -1 -1 'J 'I N 5, f. I 3 ev W vi 2 , I ae Q 'H n , v Q 1' 5, Q 3' Uv 3 V - . ,, I . 4 , ' , ' S ' ' f Domestic Science .. .- .1 1' Q. I i f. I2 WORTH WAITING FOR A GIRL THAT CAN COOK! girls are taught in the domestic science laboratory how to prepare successful meals. This is a real challenge to the wartime homemaker. Today meals must measure up on tour scores: Are they budqet-riqhtp are they ration-wise: are they healtntiil: and last, are they attractive? P--fa, Ls l-lornemakinq skills developed now will serve as an excellent basis for housekeeping responsibilities in marriage. Chemistry Chemlstry An Exactlng Sclence Happy IS tne man who can learn the causes of thrngs and 1t IS true that one ot the greatest gltts of the Cr ator to rnankmd IS the d1v1ne curroslty whrch seeks to know always how and why trnngs happen IH th y s t e sc1ence whlch whlle never satlstled because 1t can never come to the end ot knowledge unceaslngly searches tor the secrets of the cornpos1t1on of chemlcal substance Many great cherrnsts have to1led at the1r work w1th httle or no reward except the Joy of dxscovery Students today are prepar1ng to carry the torch ot progress handed to them by those ploneers IU the held ot chernlcal research As a result of the tra1n1ng and 1nsp1rat1on recelved rn the laboratory many 1nd1v1d l ua s have atta1ned outstandmg success rn the held ot chern1stry 1n later hte t, 'kwa .ig y J I I ' ' ' e universe around us. Chemistr i h ' ' , ' ' ' ' Physics SCISHCG Ot Matter And Motton Do magnets ever lose thetr maqnettc power? ls smell a wave tn the au? h smoke we see? What makes an echo? Why does the does a foq deaden kettle SIHQ? Why rs 1t that the sea ao sounds on the sea? These and many other quesuons are asked and answer by the students at work 1n the laboratory Phystcs IS a sctence wmch studtes matter and enerqy and deals espectally Wtth the mechantcs ot heat sound ltqnt and electriclty The butldtnq of a better world for better l1v1nq tomorrow wtll depend to a qreat extent upon the developments made rn the realm of SCIGDCG by the students recetvmq tramtnq IH our class rcoms and laboratortes today Many ot these students wtll be tn sptred to conttnue tnetr study ot sctence and may ln the future drscover or c l use tn our modern c1v1l1zat1on produce mventrons of practt a .V 3 What becomes of t e . . ' . ' ' l es not freeze? Why . ' ' ed News Room P. H. S. Newsclass completed its second year as a special Journalism group of the high school in co-operation with the Portsmouth Times. Norma Henson, Gene Dunn, Raymond Buckley, Paul Mitchell, and loan Sutherland, last year's apprentices: Albert Linck, Alice Dickson, David Ladd, Pauline Allison, and Vera Scamyhorn, original members of 3175 and Patty Dunn, Richard Moore, and lackie Staker, new mem- bers for this school year made up the class. Writing all the news of the school and covering personalities that have come to Portsmouth in 1943-44 have been the duties of the newsclass. Making the l2:OO deadline every Tuesday and Friday with correct copy and seeing that everything is up to par has taken much school time of Raymond Buckley, editor, and the other members. Miss Mary Elizabeth Schwartz, chief editor of journalism and member of the English depart- ment, because of illness was replaced by a substitute before Christmas. 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S., and the inroads of the omnipresent draft boards, Portsmouth High football team came through with a respectable season of six victories, four losses, and one tie. Added to Coach Houston Elder's woes was the fact that the Trojans tangled with teams not before scheduled by P. H. S. Tow-headed Gib Lakeman sparked the attack against Ceredo- Kenova in the opener, receiving no little assistance from Red Glasgow. ln a ridiculously one-sided game, the high-powered Trojan machine steamrollered the hapless Kenova team by the astronomical score of 66-U. Heartened by their initial success, the Trojans ventured into the lair of the Charleston High Mountain Lions. Although the Troymen gave Charleston some of their tensest moments of the season, our boys were defeated in a heads-up game in which Dave Thomas, Red Glasgow, and Crib Lakeman Cyes, here they are againl showed up well, 31-21. As a forerunner of things to come, our rejuvenated team, de- termined to subdue the rampant Springfield Wildcats, followed HM FOUT CHARLES NEIKIRK RED CLASCOW STEPHEN YEAGLE 91' . FARI. PARALEY HOWARD POLLITT DAVF THOMAS DAVE SPRIGGS N .. 3 fi AAAQ A Ccdch Elder, B. I. Middleton, cmd Coach Shannon discuss last minute plcms for victory. ALVIN FLAMER PGEERT PARKS TOM COLLINS DAY PELFRY through and eked out one of the season's sweetest victories in a game far from amicable. CEven rivalled the Ironton gamesij How the River City rejoiced when Don Monk converted successfully to give a 7-6 margin. lronton defeated Portsmouth 26-8. Enough said. Having sustained numerous injuries in our lronton game, the Trojans strove valiantly to gain a victory over Huntington East, but the injuries proved too much. The game ended in a scoreless tie with the Trojans threatening from the three yard line. Charleston Stonewall jackson Generals, unleashing an overwhelming aerial attack, handily defeated our Trojans 27-7. Matthew johnson and Calvin Flamer, making their debuts, showed considerable promise. Displaying a thrilling new brand of teamwork, our Troymen looked their best as they avenged their previous year's defeat at the hands of Mansfield Tigers to the tune of l34O. Victoria dulcis! F?l:ND PUT HARRY CHASTAIN l.AlffOYN ELUOTT FLOYD THOMPSON The second team saw plenty ot duty as tobaccoechewing Wayne, West Vir- ginia Pioneers sank in defeat 3940. lubilant and bloodfthirsty, Portsmouth ians celebrated the lronton Tigers' ar- rival in Portsmouth by turning out in the season's largest crowd, and they were not disappointed. P. H. S. got the victory Z6-l4. lim Fout took the spot- light with brilliant linebacking and ettective blocking. l. C. Kennard, quasi-superman from Ashland, crushed us 22-7. Ten other men on the Ashland team also played. This game was a fitting climax, being the most colorful of the season and evincing from both sides an admirable spirit of enthusiasm ot good sportsmanship. Gridiron veterans oi Portsmouth High School, Trojan Booster Club mem- bers, school officials, coaches, and guests thronged the annual post- season football banquet. 'lhe Trojans got inside stuff from a pro- fessional master oi the trade, Clark Shaughnessy oi the tamed Pitts- burgh Panthers. Attorney Bill Strickling, toastmaster, maintained a high spirit of cam- araderie, Coach Shaughnessy gave his comment on professional ball, and Barbour Counts, President oi the Boosters Club, reviewed the season. They also serve who merely do the dirty work. Well, even it the phrase sounds. odd, it nevertheless is true. Charles Campbell, Lawrence Daniels Cboth kneel- ing? Herman Rigley, and Thurman Har- rison Cstandingl kept Trojan equipment in 'These managers have tip-top condition. often been called unsung heroes . Con- sidering the hard work they have done, l 1 we think the title applies to these boys, t A too. . Vit 4- -A I 3175551 29 . Xlfrl M E ff l Va. J, ll, First Row: lack Chabot, Raymond Riasby, Gordon Salyers, Walter Green, Lowell Reeq, Clyde Huffman. Second Row: Iunior Hill, Bill Sullens, Clarence Kline, Iohnny Rapp, Iohn Cunningham. Third Row: Bill Edwards, Charles Horton. Fourth Row: Coach Lorentz, lim Veach, lim Molster, Buck Ward, Coach Multer. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Slugging through a season against Iackson, Sciotoville, and Central Catholic elevens, the Portsmouth High School freshman gridiron team fared Well. Under the mentorship of line coach Chuck Lorentz and backfield coach Fred Mutter, they mastered the intricate workings of effective plays, worked on passing, blocking, puntingfin fact, everything from razzle-dazzle to the bone- crusher style of line bucking. The frosh Wound up their season by deflating the All Stars, a team composed of the cream of the grade school teams. Besides this, they provided reserve strength for the Reserve team in their game against Central Catholic. Although all the boys showed definite improvement, Green, Rapp, Molster, and Kline were particularly promising. qi , , i . .15 - 'f 4 V a wif'- ff Q I a my 4, ff' 6' Q ' 5 A .. ' 1 a s X 3 1 a 25 4 6 X gg N3 T5 ul, 5, I 2 5- IOE HEDRICK I. R. IONES BILL MCKINNEY RAY PELFRY Somewhat more accurate in their second game, P. H. S. upset the highly touted Greenfield McClain Tigers 33-32. Imagine I. R. Iones' surprise when from mid-floor he heaved a ball, and it passed through to win the game in the last twenty seconds ot play! In the return game the Trojans, then sizzling in their end-ot-the-season heat, fared somewhat better, winning 4l-28. The Trojans swung out on a road trip including Hamilton, Middletown, and Huntington East. At Hamilton Coach Elders boys, although oft to a rousing start, soon relented in their attack, and the game received the following ap- praisal trom the coach: Lousyl Hopping over to Middletown, the boys were again humbled by the Middies 32-25. Not satisfied, the Middies, later to be- come Ohio State champions, invaded Portsmouth to crush the Troymen again 44-38. However, Trojan playing in the latter game was much improved. Com- pleting a dismal weekend, the Trojans dropped the final game in this road trip in cr heartbreaker 29-27. Surprises were no novelty in the season. Undoubtedly the most pleasant sur- prise of the season was a 34-21 victory over the desperately clawing lronton Tigers. This win was not an accident. Portsmouth trounced her traditional rivals later in the season by an even more comfortable margin. ln a story-book ending Portsmouth edged Ashland's Tomcats 35-32. At this game Don Monk served Uncle Sam by selling 310,000 worth of war bonds. Each player was sponsored by a fan who pledged to buy S500 in bonds for each point his man made. Monk's eighteen points plus another purchase of a Sl,000 credited to him boosted the man With whiskers considerably. Ashland, gunning for Monk, in the return game, downed our Trojans 45-35. Springfield, smarting under the football defeat of the Fall at the hands of the Trojans, walloped them 4l-3l. A repeat performance saw Springfield defeat us again 43-39. CHARLES BURNS DICK HOPKINS HM CASSIDY BOB SNYDER The Chrlltcothe Red Dev1ls offered but l1tt1e opposthon devotd of a s1nq1e letter man The scores for these easy Portsmouth v1ctor1es were 36 22 therel and 34 20 ttherel Huntlnqton Central Pony Express rollmq smoothly alonq 1ost a spoke rather rqnomtmously by dropptnq a 31 28 qame B111 Newman amazed everybody w1th uncanny shots from beyond tne center l1ne Dayton Roosevelt Teddles somewhat overconfldent were defeated handrly by our boys Score 49 35 Monk aqam was htqh score man wtth 15 pomts Portsmouth Hxqh stlll under the tmpetus of the seasons latter successes breezed throuqh the d1str1ct tournament splrt between Athens and Portsmouth by defeatlnq New Boston and Iackson TYOUDIDQ to Athens the Trotans met a blank wall tmeanmq Lancasterl Reboundlnq from thetr defeat Portsmouth beat Sc1otov11le 1n the consolatton qame Student Managers ART TAYLOR SAM IOHNSON GEORGE ASHLEY MYRON WILLIAMS 1 1 1 1 . , . . 1 1 . . w , 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 First Row: David Smith George Roberts Second Row: Harlan Taylor Harry Chasiain Coach Lorentz Frank Dinsrnore Walter Staten Third Row: lack Hughes Charles Litteral Don Barney Harold Tanner Bob Locher Reserve Basketball Reserve games which precede the Trojan varsity games are sometimes slighted, sometimes regarded as mere fillers before the more important main event. But the astute sports en- thusiast scrutinizes these games carefully, for they are an accurate forecast of what kind of team is in store for the next year. Such Trojan followers were not disappointed this year: The Trojan Reserves played such teams as the Iackson Reserves, P H. S. Freshmen, McKell Varsity, South Portsmouth Varsity, and Rarden Varsity with a more than respectable record. Harry Chastain, Gene Meyers, Frank Dinsmore, and lack Hughes were among the stars who sparked this group of Troymen. Holding ever before them the glamorous vision of a berth on the varsity, these boys improved their game considerably, especially in defensive play. Zone defense proved the more- often used strategy, but man-to-man was far from unknown. By the end of the season the goal of a fast-breaking team had been achieved. Coach Chuck Lorentz was ready to see some of his proteges assume their hard- earned varsity positions. tr R rut v1'1EkrLwe1R e ond R 1 r rfen eor e Q u 1 rho 1 i ooper XJVIIIIGIH Turner nn ng IJ1 1'5 stuns 1 E ris T1 k LJ Freshman Basketball A harblnqer ot rrrqnty Trolan teams to come the Freshman oasketbatl squad coached hy Fred Mutter served the ttrst year ot thelr athtetto apprennoesnrp at Portsmouth I-hah by turnrna tn a ruahty sattsfaotory season They sent down to defeat such teams as South Portsmouth Reserves an overoontldent Centrat Catho 1 Reserve team and a scrappy Soroto vrtte Reserve tears The trosn themselves bo wed to our own Reserves Clay Townshtp Re serves and t re Green Townshrp Reserves 'Vtforlflng hara sn oomtna out flaws strenqtne pol tts ana develoorna even furthe taforahe strorgpoxnts these ttrst year ren by re a t the season snower 'rark d 'r provernent Thetr ettorts were not trulttess so n 'fse u rdrnatton hghtnrnqhke passmq and an tron lad defense evlnoed thetr ttahttnut Detensrve play they were drtttea thorouqhty fa of zo e ond rnan to 'nan dete s lea oart1ou'ar prvrrse Fred K es I 4 L ra and Dtok Ennts atsptoy a 4eeh s ar, shor'1n aol tty un rms! n er os na ranqe shots that a s ot htfunaed thetr opponents J Q S L ,fb fmttrrac F' st Rglph Charm r, Delbert Lqir, Rxsrggrd Ennrs, Afzn Cornx-.'e.l, DJ Q. a e , omni . eeg. 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X F i LII A A ws: e 4 1 X Nj, 5, i ' '1 A 1 x ' ' ' f .M ef -i' ri LJIJ 4 'MT X Home Room League As always, there was a large participation in the ping pong and badminton tournaments this year. During lunch periods or after school, tournaments were played and the gymnasium resounded with the swish of the birdie and the tatoo of the ping-pong ball. Miss Friel and her assistants supervised the games and kept scores. At the conclusion of the tournaments in badminton, Charlotte Knost and Betty Ball won the girls' doubles, While Frankie Quinn and Ray- mond Buckley captured the laurels for the mixed badminton doubles. In the realm oi ping-pong Dottie Claypool and Don Delaney teamed together to win the mixed ping-pong title. Continuing their record of good sports as well as eager players the Sophomore Class was represented by three teams. Dottie Claypools Sophomore Ill team came in third place with victory over all except the upperclassmen. First Bower'-B. Newman, D. Claypool, E. Thompson, K. McMillan. Second Rowe-WI. Moritz, W. Bedding, M. Stewart, Z. Edawrds, V. Riggs. Fourth notch in the volleyball honors went to the Sophomore ll team with the highly spirited Franklin Quinn express- ing her team's vim and vigor as cap- tain. From left to right-KL. I-laws, I. Haw! thorne, I. White, F. Quinn, I. l-lensge, I. Kegley, B. Manley. Captain Phyllis Bradford set the pace for the Sophomore l, which slipped into fifth place. These hard-fighting girls were frowned upon by Lady Luck , but never gave up their spirit or play- ing. First Row B. Yeager, P. Bradford, B. Downing, B. Doerr. Second Bow -B. Ross, I. Smith, I. Buckley, K. Shepherd. 126 The senior team was the victorious Troy maidens of girls' volleyball this year in spite of only five players at each game. Captain, Betty Ann Kah, led her team through all games and came out on top undefeated. Bravo, upperclassmaids! First RoweeA. Harris, B. A. Kah, M. L. Buggies. Second Bowfl. A. Wilder, Ai Starrett, I. Everman, C. Blair. Showing signs of following in the foot- steps of their conquerors this year are the hard-fighting junior girls with Ba- mona Newman, captain, backing her team at each game. The tradition, seniors victorious, shows signs of con- tinuing next year in P. H. S. First Row -I. Coburn, S. Lewis, B. Newman, l. Staker, G. Lewis. Second Bower-N. lohnson, I. Snook, B. Questel, M. Purdum, M. Bevare, B. Ball. Alack and alasf Freshies tried hard, but true to the pattern came in fifth place in the volleyball race with their older sisters. Lacking only experience, Gwen Everman's team was sporting at all games. Wait 'till next year, gals! First BowfM. L. Simms, G. Bverrnan, l. Scurlock. Second Bowflrl. Hazlebeck, L. Adams, l. Van Bibber. l27 READY AND WAITING Betty Ann Kath PLAYING NET Dottie Watkins KEEPING HER EYE ON THE BALL Charlotte Knost .4117 TENNIS lNSTRUCTOR Miss Caroline Friel GOOD-BYE, Miss Bell EFFICIENT ATHLETIC MGRS Betty Ball, loyce Evermcm we - W, -gk' 5 -un vang sw bp '!f!!UHli f y z wi, woman-. vmffnrnun-MDA W'-vapor-ww M.aaa.w.auLlcav-fwvww,-.r,.v,,,,.kw+ N bm- N A ,W ,M Q may - .1 5 1 xi . s W' f ' 'f A .af- , .Af , Af. ff 5 lj -' 9502? 192, , I2 nm- , Q xc..-F? if- A Q' 3 ' mf , -N LA, ,A Qasfggfmm . 5-4- -,EQ -mr' :G , ' M, L' as wif ' ' H. if sf -f K 7' 1 Q Q- , Ag ,. A , 529 -'K 5 3 414' N , ,, -, 4 Wx X- I N C 91.-Nj A .W U, .fl ,Q ev .. i ' Tw 'M 1,-. - wfgf . F ' ff if 3 A, 'sf',,:1'h. - 2 1:71 .K ,.r gzgy, e ,KA V J , X -v. si .3 ' if . 1 i V 'Q . , -f,,,f'.a 1 , s - r . M-3, 'I C ' I QW. WQJW4.-. .5 V H, nf Q ' V w r .,, 'ff 1 . I. 1' r USF? 1 4 -.rf FT ' X .Q Ku 44 W' ,, J, ' if R. 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New Pre-Service students will be enrolled in August of l944. This subject has been popular and most useful to those who have entered the services or industry. xX oss 'xy W 'f ' 1, A 4 3 4, , 1 1 . 5 ,f .7 'Y . l, , ,. ,naw-4. . 1 up . x lk. if 4242 t f . 4-mg, . if . f- Q3,,.,5a13-35,1-y .if . M 'f?f?'?f5fW2l - f 1 ,:,111x 4 ' f wi' This v f ' 'A-: .S ' 'lm ci I 5 QL M 5' Q k J, Q 'Will'-K ., N, . M 5 1' LN 'A . 'S ,, . 1 I f , -4, ,Ag , ,P1 1 W N . -1 , 'E A ,tan A U a '4 v , -7 5 K Q. L. .. s ' A wr W 1 ' is 1 I 1, if M 'gc-i'Ifx-.,: 4.4 Q K 1 Wllxffl gg.: 'U 14'1 Q ,ffl ' u ' fa if W Q ' ' . wg- , H4 . 9, W A 'A 'Q I 721.14 .. Y fi f., O4 ,- A fy G . Amo ' i , 35.1-. ' ,fu 'C .0 , Us xg. Qi? ws i. J .4 . 3, ,,,L , 5: ,A K. 0 . TQ t . L, v -6 QQ' 5 fl V igxum N 6 Qi 'I J new 8. M ,W v as ' Q-ff df' W' 9 J 4 ,L 5 3 fi -'N' ., , 24 i f E i 1 2 49 j ,fih i ' g .V R, k g Q5 I X 3,0 lb V A, . V 4 if Il L if Q ' V. ,, W , 'bw ww,px23 r s1s. 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'i A mf 9. gf- 'af 'nf K, ' ,k,11 ..' 1. tl 'Auf-' N s x' 'v 6 .V tb 1 'F EI I' II I II I' II II II COMPLIMENTS OF Gil Galyean YOUR FORD DEALER III2 Gcxlho Street Phones 1924 1504 PORTSMOUTH OHIO INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE ur n S neuron e emo Ib42 Gctlhct Street C I'I A BQI5 SUPER SERVICE GALLIA AND OFFNERE DAMARIN HILL QEVL NTEEN I H AND GRANDVIE N II I II II II III COLIPLIIAENTS OF MILK CO H537 Tenth btreet COMPLIMENTS CF eer 655 C I OIOI' EARL ORIESHEIMER Prop Sales Servxce cmd Parts DE SOTO cmd PLYMOUTH 1920 Igrevertth Str Q J I: Parkinson c1TY MANAGER ZII I II I II I II II I ' I ID I iy M Q0 CYVI fly I C yr COMPLIMENTS OF fCT'77UMENTS OF I 1 I II I II I' II IE Zuhars OLDSMOBILE CO O I eIe GVVICS' FOR I LI IIAKIJS OF APS ANI! TRUCKS IIOIIO Crlchton OFFICE SUPPLY CO EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE IT S IASY IO PAY THE LEWIS WAY THE HOME OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FURNITURE E I FURNITURE co PANY I, 1 Q I Thl d Sires' Of' WOVE Mechanlcs Tools Pamts Varmshes Enamels Sportmq Goods and All General Hardware FIFIP I AP fHILLIQOTHh IIS mr Ice Cream Founiam Specxahsts CANDY LUNCHES If Nc ure-SI Nelqhbor By P H VI CVWOO IOII IS F Typewnter cmd Addmg Machmes Max-chant Calculators S P ZIMMERMAN Q17 Argo me Rd Phorle 2490 ASK FOR THESE FOODS 'WJIMUIIEIEIR THE GILBERT GROCERY CO viii II II I II I II II I II I II II II III c1:1I II Il I II II II II II II II II II II IE P. D , SIOPPI C II 5 Hx I, If 'I 717 IIIIIZ. Strfisef P' , 700 Yu F .' I . .S COMPLIMENTS OF U A CJ he Co .I I. 20 ' I . H'-PHE' - 9' CE. IQIC tie Q: 'r . IIIS HILLS I'I J QQ. QUALITY CLOTHING FOR MEN WHO CARE Apparel of Class Geo W Ahrend 838 Go111o Street COMPLIMENTS OF Samllson s LADIES APPAREL 319 Ch1111Cothe Street Checker Store n 934 Golho Street ACROSS FROM SEI BY SHOE STORE STOP SHOP and SAVE SPORTING GOODS Tues Radxos Pamts Accessones Auto Parts Battenes ATTEND AN OLD RELIABLE SCHOOL Trammg Hlgh School Graduates Smce 1880 Wrtte for Bulletm PLANNING YOUR FUTURE OVISITIOUI nterstote BUSINESS College Recloutey 6- Stern PAINT sromz Dxstnbutors of BENIAMIN MOORE CS CO Pomts for Every Purpose 1006 Gothrr Street Phone 2 36 821 Fourth Street PORTSMOUTH OHIO ORIGINAL CUT RATE Stewart s DRUG srom: PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 904 Golltor Street Phone 2447 SHOP LEVIS SAVE MONEY llMlIEl LEVI BU lQl44Lt4l2i saniaz nnuln rmnuxv 930 Golltct Street 815 GGHIG Street EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME ill H tl It it It It tl It It tl Il t' ll III ill ll ll It tl ll ll H ll ll ll ll I1 ll III I , 1 l.e1 lI'T'lCln lI'ISUI'Of1Ce A CUC 3 7 9 I , I c. ' 1 . . 5 f, TT' ' AY P L I 146 1 in It n u' ll n cn e ewms eout ALL LINES BEAUTY CULTURE 1144 Gcttlta Street QUALITY IFTS AT LOWEST PRICES 1177 0F IIT MOUTH W 421 Chrthcottte Street No Extra Charge for Credxt to C OWU Outstandmg by any Method of C'L'1Dl.TO FRANK BEEHLER cmd Hts Assoclotes O Go Pho! 557 It ll ll Il It ll tt NZD COMPLIMENTS OF Modern Gnll OC Het' CVFO et 29 Years Your CHEVROLET DEALER czxulzo Save the Wheels that Save Amenca U S Laundry Co may CLEANING Phone 407 822 826 Fourth Street The Beauty Shop for Clothes compumewrs or Portsmouth Gas Co PoPTswoUTH OHIO EMPLOYEES ill ll I E M tg I L B , 5tOP E GI L CL I CO. ' Y' E EW EIS Lit oft , , , Comparison t4C8'l HIC! Stree' me 2 , It it ll ll ll H ll ll H ll Il I I IIE Turn to your NEWSPAPER FOR FACTS ABOUT THE WORLD ci y ompe or you ut the requlcrr rexdmq ot y ur n wspcxper It mterprets for you It ne s obout Mot IS qolnq on tn your communxty ond 1n th 1de world so I1 I you ccn keep weII and occurs e y nformed IITIS wholesom knowledge WIII rel lqorflte your contl d n e ouroqe Iorll II I freedoms use sh II b T1 us THE PORTSMOUTH TIMES IS YOUR NEWSPAPER THE PORTSMOUTH TIMES FOR OVER 92 YEARS A DEPENDABLE PORTSMOUTH INSTITUTION A REAL TREAT FOR YOU RICH LOAF Select Dairy VITAMIN BREAD TODAY THE FINEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS Richardson Baking Co 1511 Ch1II1cothe Street Phone 6 Hamburger Inn No 2 0110? 2345 Oolhcr Street Phone 2822 COMPLIMENTS OF 739 Flfth Street ill? A GOOD PLACE TO EAT ZII II Il I II II Il Il II Il I II II II IE ZH II II II II II II II II II II II II I 22' No o von Ire c' I te I with' o c ' o e . ' 1 e W ' I I ' I I G W' , I u 'I t I I . 'Q ' . e ' 'nv' I '- e C , C Gnd ' 1 III , ' Cu I1 e vifto 'o , I O O O ' ' 62 O I 2 tg, 148 -ZlZll 'll ll lf ll ll ll ll ll ll I ll ll till CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WIS!-IES ADE MARK REG PAT OFF COMPLIMENTS OF NU WAY CLEANERS CLEANING AND FUR STORAGE C W LACKSON COMPLITVIENTS OF me fp SAW fm 2314 Gcxllla Street Phone 2500 Richman Bros Clothes Cillli DIRECT FROM OUR FACTORY TO YOU 311 CHILLICOTHE 2027 f' Coleman s Ma rlcet Fresh F rults and Vegetables OPEN DAILY c:-Jul:-0 ul tu Street Phone l96O Q,-ll tl It tl It ll ll ll tl TR - . U. S. . . I e - -'Y .- ne-. D D T Q 1' ,R A' ' it It ll tl It ill BE VALUE WISE IN YOUR FURNITURE BUYS Sheets Furmtu re Co Out of the Hmgh Rent Dmstnct 0 520 30 Seeond Street Phone COMPLIMENTS 511 lore 1007 Gallra Street WURSTER S DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE Open Every Day Sundays and Holrdays 7 30 A M to 11 30 M illlli Prescrxphons Dehvered to Any Part of the Clty at No Extra Charge O WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF GALES AND WHITMAN S CANDIES Xixtlltflli?-V 7 RQAQQQQ -V Z1 V Mart Glenn GLYNN BROCK Funeral l-lome Galltcr and NJ 11er one 117 PORTSMOUTH OHIO CONCRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 44 Arrzvzl CSIEFY1 GFI OLII SVU I C DSUVGVICC iU IUVENILE INSURANCE EDUCATIONAL INSURANCE INCOME INSURANCE Pure Mille Co CALVIN CLARK Prestdent QUALITY ICE CREAM Mxlk D1stnbutors WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS 2001 15 Ga111c1 Street Phones 1028 2981 llli :ill ll ll It Il Il Il Il Il ll ll ll Il ll IE I ' , A Lf, Ph '- ,' . ' Q oe 5 . , Tlte W Q1 5 lt Ltr I : . . 2 P. . . . . . U . - 1 Ire 'ure cmLu4l9xrnzz'r F . 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Say It Wxth Flowers But Say It With Ours I-lerms Floral Co 838 Swth Street Phone 1008 nw' G ,S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of IQ!!-ll PROM MARTINC5 S f OWPLIME NTS OF IFIHIE TVIEIQIIQ MEIE CILUIB CTIIITICOITIG ct Nmth Phon Gcllhcx Ed Lockners AUTO SUPPLY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AUTO SUPPLIES 2937 MARVIN TONES AUTO SALES 1012 DEPENDABLE USED CARS c-110120 cmd Offm re Sta Phone 1542 all H 151 Q U 'I I ' I l , , . 9 U ,- fN xx' . gg R Sf? f xx 'X ff UQ Q ef I D 'L ' e '. .fx A A I 'S in H It it H H in n n ll ll in III ZIZII I II II II I1 Il II II CGNGRATULAUONS CLASS OF 1944 Its Smart to Shop at DE NTON 'S ITS A HOME STCDPL S rce 1904 Fountam Drmks It s D ore Frtttt arrct C 111100111 Sts cilnlro Candy Toxletrxes Clqarettes KRAUSS FURNITURE APPLIANCES PHONOGRAPH RECORDS C1153 GITIS 11OIv11g OF PAN DANDY BREAD cilnlzr-0 Quahty Assured by Dependable Bakers 1000 Qltrrere Street Phone 1097 II I' II II II Ill W. L. Wilhelm IEWELER C'i'lIIll.T0 James E WlII'teIm OPTOMETRIST C1111 rcotlre Street CQMPLH ENTS QF THE J MGC llne PARTS FOR ALL CARS 72 723 1:1tt1e Stree rerrm H TZEL Pm Adam Glesler Retarl Dealers m MEATS WL DENVER rket S rc e III II II I II II II I! I II II II II II IE 5mi mg 51 ' . . 507 'I ' 1' , t ,, quolfor' I ' Q0 833 Gallia Street 830 Srxth Street A A I AJ Boring CO, H I - ' ' lj- 1.111 I ?fL 'Gill II II I' II I RI II IL COLLIN'S Budget Department Store K I I I SQ Sr TAILOR r 1 at I Headquarters or JI IIIP FOOK5 SVAIIONL Y HIBLE CF I Q WALKER S FAMILY SHOE STORE II I ' II 7 f'OFfIPI.IIvIIIN'TS OF Crlsple Creme I X CD CD' CD C5 7?' CD R 7 ,-13 E cf? -n D cf' E C7 E' Home of LS QQ mt f Srzes 9 to 17 I I I mfg -11 I'5.l11.'5 ryf ' . Do - Nu SIIG? wHrs,,.QUTfI OHIO 1g0:.:9L1r.fENTs OF RGIPI, L9 I U BGA mBwL5Ow f I M ON 'xyv-ri-V-,1 '! Ox' rfzfffocp :Q If ILIL5 C' Qjeif'IFTQ I , ,4 J U LQRSA KrLqfuf5LLm1 f'o1I.zI1I, ' f f37'fI ,, I .,L ,. 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IFTWEFIIS O ' . me rt Cntr, The roghonlig 'SCO I - A t r A I , Q PI I 6:11:12-0 Lewis Baking Co. 1:3 It 'I I' ,1 , fet .'-ZH ll tl U Il I'T ll if II ll I' tl It - fl H113 154 vlll PO xII9LI ILIIIS OI or-ion 0 w COUNTY ENGINEER i1U U S A I y Melcher Funeral I-Iome OFFNIER I-IIIL iflli AMBULANCE SERVICE I OINL 1 U 1 111 9 PO AII I VCC19 FI S Id SIIPDLILS m1 FOWLERS PS IGVSVIS Mumcxpcxl Iudge cimcnro T11 Excwcmqe of Photoqrcrpnb Keexp e 0 mclst II L HQ, px SCIIPOI Days SO 19 S I-Iarrls Studio PORTRAITS OF OUALITY QONIIJIERCIAL WORK FRAN ES IIOTION PILTURES If Its Photographic We Do II CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF -44 1'I CHE' GFI OVSSI IP IT IS INSURANCE OF ANY KIND WE HAVE IT nsmouqn e J Gill I' -II I ..- II Ii Il II II II I Il I -I IE - ,I f P. T ' 1 ' O. C I I3 ,ELIC - ' i I W ,. Q A , S Iff,,'.n' Serwrilg li IMG . . ru the NI Hi N33 - t t F' ' he F 'qgdghggg Qfvvibj ', I-3:1012 ,srgxpu -I I1 C103 QI 1944 ::1i1CIQ by I U 1417 I E , 1 '1 5 I 3 Phono 355-X 3041: CIUIIICQIIIQ sf. 1,fI':rIy PYCIIIIGS ' III, T T IOI A .Vere T1 1' on 'A ILM '17 T, . T I 1. WIIIS L3 IC SIOF Cm.f3ri:iL1lf1Im:1s 111.51 Best V!1s1f1,i ' . 1 I RQIPH I 5 me W, Q1 EE on CO. Q15 25, IIc1Izo11f11 Brink E.-TI 5. luxe :I1251 IIIQIIQ f31 A' -1' Il I Il I' ll II I' II I Il II Il IT1 ISE 'v-lil H CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1944 THE STANDARD OIL CO SALAPY SERVTQE STATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF LIIY LOMX or o an s om CCG Chllhooih Stre t YOU WILL SOON LEARN THAT DOERR S 519 21 Second Street IS THE Place to buy HARDWARE C3 EOUCIS CForrnerIy Acme Cleaners? For Prom pt Servlce Phone l2OO STATIONS U COMPLIMENTS OF American Steam Laundry PHONE T76 USSE OSS Manufacturers of Mxrrors Iobbers of Glass Hitt Gr CI Street Phone J czlnlzo 1035 Gollxo Stxoot Phone T790 Care for Your Clothes for Your Country GIVE US A BREAK 1 ZH ll ll It il I1 ll Il ll ll Il Il ll Il IE Il l--- ll I' ll ll U II Il Il Il Il Ill:-fl l t 7 'K D. R. flu' .fluff of .YIIItIi'f xvfftrmf f.tl.Ylll'H1l,Y w f 1 1 ' MI 5 VA Q Pony , tltlHAt tl! ftlvX' v A- 5 - U Y E. H. R It ot QQ, ,tilt 45V TMI' :n n u u n uv COMPLIMENTS OF GEMPERLINE FURNITURE COMPANY The Home of Quahty Fumxture L12 Second Street Phone 1063 ear S reom tore 1112 Gfnho S feet Phon 7X0 Gllljli eor s one 12 2 Ktnneys Lone Phone 3639 T mmf -7' f 33 -f 1EM1121ltC1Kff10 Tne Taste T6 15 11 f Laurel Biscuit Co 1609 Chllhcoihe Si ll ll Il ll H ll Il ll Ill Automotive Supply Co Dlstnbutors GIOODRICH TIRES MOBILGAS SCIQTOVILLL L1 HTH ci GAY STREETS VIADUCT ci GALLIA GO TO THE BAKE SHOP For a Wxde Vanety of TASTEY PASTRIES AT MARTING S CORNER PHONh 1014 Accurate Prescnptlon SERVICE Headquarters for SCHCDQL SUPPLIES FREE DELIVERY Hager 6- Webb G1 la tt o1n Ptft 5 PAINTS GLASS WALL PAPER ortemout omt om an I ALLIA FIND F1N1J1Av' 111 Il I! ll ll I1 Il Il 1 ll I1 ll I ll IE W 1 Ice Q 5 --- ft k,. t 5 Q 1 ff W 1 1.. 51woPPe I 1 - f , C111, Q 1 1 PFAQQO . 1? T,:1e ' ' ' - - , 11161 P t P C P , JI Il' Il Yi! 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J f -Y, , rw? , QI Y?'3,'I1 boi I I I 1 . 8. 7. f . eef 'e I I , E I f'rf-ft' T'fv,a,:' I 'try' IT' , r,'Q ,, . 1732 JMU' Dt' f PALUJ 2007 UI Se'.'e:'zteerttf crtd Graz. ' ew R t. 'Lip' . ., ' - '3 ' Y ' II II II II Il ICI? E The Trojan Stoff gratefully acknowledges and alopreolates the lollowlnq sponsors of the l944 Trojan MARK SELBY EMORY F SMITH THE PORTSMOUTH CONCRETE CO WM C HAZLEBECK KINNEY WATKINS DR ALBERT NEAL CONKLE RALPH A STEVENS TABLE M LCDNTENIS ir i' r , N f 'N x 'vfw -J l Thls copy of the 1944 TRUE AN belcmqs to HUTQGRAPHS .fv- ,4 .ff -4? -1- PQ' -'G J Q 'fa 1' .az X -ff' r-f J e 54 f? X, x f J L in 'f I I A 1 fs rf AJ , H wb 1 'x 'x 'R X X 1 X X xx x r ,V ' V xxx., '. ' 'Xi Xxx xx . W X ' x N N1 -x N. - x , WX xx X 1 .xx N' XY .A XX L LX ' M N ,x x I, P P . . ,h I X ' ' ' A ' x V .V N A ' V, -N ,Q x 1 X . i p, f X V' X x . A A t 2 X x . xx , xx. A' w ' V .X N. , Q Q 'N .4 Y -'X 'N A. I A . 2 A, . Lx 1- V M 9 -A x . Xvwkfu ' - - .A w IV X xf J, ,,.Aw,v Ax ' l,,-f- ft. 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