Portsmouth High School - Trojan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1947 volume:

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' ICC N Nw-W.-..,., 1 W' MV C1 Challenger to the present' I 4 f The Whole future constitutes lwmwuno-1- -ummm- 'WV'-Qf ' I am a part of aII that I have metg Yet aII experience is an arch Where-through Gleams that untraveled World, whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move. page fIV6f 1--H -an-W ' 77Zdd6f0'LD666f40fW5Q42640Z646 af ,l , N I I U ' , T M v'pd,,..--- M-f 'W-'M-WM y M , nv- -'FR-F. -F mf tif? Ali you need is your hedd dnd your honds in order to rnoke beautiful things . . . your heod with which to think o heoutitui thought dnd your hdnds with which to rnold the thought into dn drtistio torrnf' Shine Un... 74a Qwmalaf Walwzeia Wm www- mf'--..,... I V I gow! 'Q' N 'ins-..,,,, W 4Y4v v-ive -lvl v gvl Y in-V gow- 13 -Q ,ff I Q 1 5 .ff i - Y ff' . G F9 ganna! The Board of Education of Portsmouth Public School System has five members who are elected on non-partisan tickets for four year terms. Dr. Duvendeck was elected by the Board in Ianuary to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Shackleford who died December 24, 1946. OFFICE ASSISTANTS . 1 .0-Q., Mr. Creighton C. Craiqmiles Mr. Carl Phipps Miss Hazel Toney Miss Aline McKeeri Secretary to Mr. Ridenoui SUTTGWIIY YO Ml- MCKGIVGY .X -.S 1 , . Miss Thelma Hopkins 1 Secretary to Mr. West page twe vo Miss Lea Duschinski Secretary to Mr. Mclielvey if 3 xg-1 4109 Mr. Glen C. West Mr. Thomas A. Shackletord Mrs. Charles S. Baker Mr. Wesley Ridenour Mr. Lawrence Daniels ' SCHOOL BOARD P. H. S. PRINCIPAL Mr. H. W. McKelvey, who is corn- pleting his third year in Portsmouth, holds his B. A. degree from Ohio Uni- versity, M. A. and certificate ot gradu- ate Work from Ohio State University. Prior to becoming P. H. S. principal Mr. McKelvey served in a similar capacity at Painesville, Ohio. 'Q Dr. William A. Duvendeck SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Glen C. West, previously ot the Ohio State Department of Education, has been superintendent for a year and a half now. Mr. West, a veteran of World War l, holds two degrees-B. S. from Ohio University, and M. A. from Columbia University. DEAN OF BUYS Mr. Ralph Elliott was gradu- ated from Ohio University where he received his B. S. de- gree. He previously attended Miami University, University of Michigan, and Marshall Col- lege. Prior to his becoming dean of boys, Mr. Elliott served as teacher and principal in Portsmouth elementary schools. Mr. Elliott's duties -include checking boys' attendance, ap- pointing hall monitors, and as' sisting with extra-curricular ac- tivities. page lou teen DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs. Eleanor Cookes received her B. S. degree trorn Ohio Uni- versity and is doing graduate work in guidance at the Uni- versity ot Michigan. Mrs. Cookes' duties include the checking of girls' atten- dance and the appointment of hall monitors. She is sponsor ot Girls' League and Senior Honor Council and is present at all social activities. mt 'Q H-f BURKHARDT, OWEN Machine Shop Z, Related, and Blue Print Work. Q University oi Cincinnati Extension School Vocational Training, Trade Experience Machinist and Apprentice-Training In structor, Wheeling Steel Corporation. BURTON. RUTH Related English III, Economics, and Commercial Law. BA. Ohio State University. BYELENE, MICHAEL Health. Physical Education, and Coach B.A. Purdue University. i- COLE, R. D. .- il -N Chemistry, General Mathematics, if and Qualitative Analysis. W . t .Q B. A. Oberlin College, M. A. University of - - ' ADAMS, LOWELL Physics and Biology. B. A. University oi lowa. Ohio State Uni- versity, Ohio University, Miami University. CONWAY, SARAIANE Distributive Education. B. S. Bowling Green State University, Uni- versity oi Pittsburgh. ANDERSON, MARGARET English rl. University of Wisconsin. BALL. MARGARET Latin II and III. Ph.B. Denison University. klifgiimri . BLAZER, ANNA Latin I. B,A. Ohio University, University oi Wis corisin, Columbia University. BURKE, FREDA and Troian. ominq. w ' ' B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University, M.Ph. Current History, Social Probl B. S. Ohio University, University of Wy JOHNSTON. EDITH World History. B. S. Ohio University, M. A. University of Chicago, Oxford University, Oxford HELSTROM. EINAR Orchestra and Band. Y M, M. Northwestern University. oi Wisconsin. England, IOLLY, EDNA English I and Home Economics I. Ohio University, B.A. Rio Grande College, Wilmington College, University of Cin- cinnati. KEGLEY. IOE Civics and American History. B. A. Milligan College, Tenn, page sixteen KIRKPATRICK, BERNICE Librarian. ' Denison University, B. A. Ohio University, B. S. Western Reserve University, Univer- sity of Illinois. B. M. New England Conservator oi Music, IACKSON. SYLVAN Mechanical Drawing 1, II. Photography, and Visual Education. B. l. E. Georgia Tech, l. E. Ohio State Uni- ' versity,, Wilmington College, University DuPRE. GENEVIEVE English I. B. S. Ohio University, Oberlin Conserva- tory of Music. DuPRE. HELEN English l and II. Q B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University. FULLER. IUANITA Spanish I, Il. and French I. B. A. University oi Michigan, M. A. Col- umbia University. HEER. CHRISTINE Physical Education tqirls'l. Sargent School, Boston University, Ohio University. 'E t MANN, SADIE B. S. Alma College, University of Mich- igan, Chicago University, Miami Univer- if 15.5 Glee Club and Choir. B. S. University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, University of Virf ginia, Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore, Md. MCCOMB. F. B. American History. sity. MCKINNEY. DOROTHY Art. B. A. Morehead State Teachers' College. MEADOWS. CARL Biology and Coaching. B. A. Transylvania '?V es We 'DW College. KRAUSZ, MARY World History. B. S. Ohio University, M.A. Pennsylva' nia State College. MITCHELL. PAT English III and Business Training. B. E. and M. A. Washington and Lee University, University of Virginia. LEACH BERT Typing 1 11 Business Training and General Mathematics Western State Teachers College Mus kegon Commercial College Gregg Col lege Ohio University Miami University QQ- LITMAN FLORENCE World History and World Geography. B. A. Morehead State Teachers' College, sity of Wyoming. if LORENTZ. CHARLES General Science and Assistant Coach oi Football and Basketball. B. A. Marietta College, Ohio State Uni- versity. MACKOY, CAROLINE Study Hall. B.A. Randolph Macon Women's College B.S.,Ohio University, Massachusetts l stitute of Technology. as-as M. A. George Peabody College, Univer- n X i t ,,,, .if 1.. sul is OVERTURF, ROBERT Automotive I, II, Pre-Vocational Automotive, and Related. University of Cincinnati. PIERSON, FRANK General Mathematics and Faculty Manager. versity. ROHR, WILLIAM Civics, Basketball Coach, and Social Problems. B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University, Coaching School Morgantown, West Virginia, Coach- ing School Butler, Indiana. ROWSON, I. DENT Pre-Vocational Machine Shop, Related, and Machine Shop II. SALLADAY. IEAN Commercial Co-Op. B. S. Miami University. SCHWARTZ, MARY ELIZABETH English III and lournalism. B.A. Western College for Women, M.A. Ohio State University, Ohio University. MORNINGSTAR, AUGUST Physical Education iboysl and Coach. B. S. Purdue, University oi Michigan. MULTER, FRED Shop I and II. B. S. and B. A.E. Ohio State University, Industrial Arts. MUSSER, ISABEL Business English and English III. B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University. N1swoNGER. NELIQIE Algebra I. B. A. Otterbein College. B. S. Wilmington College, Ohio State Uni ...i , A ,Wu .A University of Cincinnati, Wheeling Steel , fx Corporation. 'lv 'sew WYANT. HAZEL Stenography I and Secretarial Practice. B. S. Ohio State University, Columbia Uni- versity, Ohio University. YONOVITZ. IOSEPH Co-ordinator for Vocational Trades and Industries. Ohio State University, Colorado State College, Trade Expert Machinist, National Tube .Corn- B. S. Miami University, M. A. pany, Lorain, Ohio. SPEARS. FOREST Pre-Vocational Automotive and Related. B. S. Indiana Technical College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Marshall College, Mechanical Engineer Wheeling Steel Corporation, Curtiss-Wright, Goodyear Aircraft, Precision Tool Design Company. ,jan-N. W SHAW VER. IAMES Pre-Automotive and Machine Shop. Chrysler Corporation, Apprentice Norfolk and Western. l X... SHINKLE. OCTAVIA Home Economics II and III. B. S. Miami University, M. S. Columbia University, University of Wisconsin, Unie versity ot Chicago. SMITH, RAYMOND Bookkeeping and Review ol Mathematics. B. S. Ohio University, Ohio State Univer- TROWBRIDGE, MARIE Plane Geometry and Algebra I. B. S. Ohio State University, WHITEHOUSE, ELIZABETH 'QR In hu English II. B. A. Eastern Kentucky State Teachers' College, M,A, George Peabody College for Teachers. WITTENBURG, ALBERTA Typing I. B, S. Miami University, PHILOSOPHY OF PORTSHIOUTH HIGH SCHOOL WE BELIEVE: that school is life and must teach life, that to live-not exist--We must be aware of life, life temporal and life spiritual, that to live these lives We must learn to know ourselves, our world, and the worlds before our own day, so that we may seek and help others to seek the most useful place for each of us in the society of our contemporaries, that the fullest, happiest life comes from service to others and work well done, WE BELIEVE: that the American way is the highest temporal system of life yet developed: that the way of life as taught by Holy Scripture is the highest spiritual systemy that officials can teach only as they practice: that students can learn only as they usey that if either expects courtesy, fairness, dependability or honor he must have these qualities as he must have them for true happiness and success, WE BELIEVE: that information is not knowledqeg or knowledge, wisdom: that fame is far less important than honor, that, beqinninq with our school and qoinq on to our world, if we can leave both better and more beautiful than they were transmitted to us, we shall have finished our course. page twenty N TI-IE PRGTECTED CITY . . . on the shores of the Ghio stands securely to proudly preserve the traditions ot the Graduates of Portsmouth High School . . . FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Tommye King, Steve Clark, Phyllis Gordon. Loretta Hooser. FRESHMAN CLASS There were 360 Freshmen filling eight homerooms this year at P. H. S. ln October We chose as our leaders Steve Clark, presidentg Tommye King, vice president, Phyllis Gordon, secretary: and Loretta Hooser, treasurer. We made our entrance into the high school social lite at the Freshman mixers where Senior Honor girls and senior boys taught us to dance. After that it was pretty easy sailing. Our Freshman council with its l5 members met with our sponsors, Miss Caroline Mackoy and Miss Marie Trowbridge, to plan our activities through- out the year. The outstanding students ot our class in scholarship were Ioyce Meeks, Sam Ray, and Suzanne Harvey. page twenty-two fix 321 group 3 lst row: R. Faris, M. Dunlap, R. Frazier, B. Brudiord, D. Galloway, B. Dunn, I. Gansley, H. Fodqe, I. Fisher, R. Fisher, I. Ford. Znd row: M. Fox, M. Glasoock, B. Drake, M. K. Eisnauqle, H. Gam- bill, I. Dyer, M. Fairchild, H. Fannin, A. Fraley, A. Evans, K. Fuqitt, A. Falter, W. Fullz, D. Ginn 3rd row: C. Dupuy, H. Duncan, D. Flowers, R. Fultz, C. Frantz, I. Everinan, B. Flannery, I. Gordon R. Flack, I. Earl, B. Dinlap, C. Glenn, ll. Gallion, F. Golden, D. Erslinr-. 321 group 2 ls! row: M. Clemens, D. Dilts, N. Dickson, E. Dlvitz, C. Clark, L. Cason, I. Case, T. Davis, M. L. Downing, l. Cullen, C. Carpenter, K. Cook. 2nd row: A. Dickey, H. Davis, B. Cliuccilos, I. Donley, R. Cartel, C, Carr, R. Doll, I, Doan, T. Cook, D. Childers, C. Cranston, R. Diener, C. Clark, D. Dailey, H. Dever. 31-d row: I. Collin, I. Cochran, G. Darraqli, W. Corbitt, T. Dickson, I. Doualas, E. Crisp W. Cantrell, O. Donatlian, I. De Armond, S. Cloik, I. Dqyan, P, Donley, R. Cartee, D. Carter D, Donatlian. 321 group 1 lst row: H. Bemse, N. Aivln--, lt. Aeh, H. Burns, I. Bias, M, Artrip, C, Antis, A. Bartlett, D. Baker. 2nd row: l. Buckley, B. Bi-vk, Ii. Baer, l. Bortrarn, I. Arnold, P. Abrams, I. Bates, F. Buckley, C. Bond, I. Belford. 3rd row: I. Burnt-y, D, Battorson, I. Archie, Z. Allen, B. Barney, L. Barnaky, C, Brooks B. Bretz, I. Bennett, R. Apt It Brandffl, Nl. Bradley. - page twenty-three Y 321 group 4 lst row: B. Hoover, llcxrnlziin, I. Gulley, A. Hill, I. Hisson, Ii. Hewitt, M. Hammond, B, Hardy, H. Hemphill, S. llarvfiy, I. lloch, 2nd row: P. Horton, M. Harris, E. Hisle, A. Hancock, I. Horton, P. Grassrnan, G.Hoi1, 17. Horsly, G. Hirnes, R1-1111, C. Horton, R, Hanson, NV. Howe, 3rd tow: B. All arns, I. HQ-rlwifrt, I. Gray, E, Greenwood, E. Hobstettei, B. Hfensqfv, L. Haley, B. A. Hill, P. Il:-id, P. Gordan, F. I'le1terl'nr1dle, L. Hoosier, I. Horn, I. Hughes. R. Iiamrnenci. 319 1st row: V. Kinney, E. Hurt, S. Lane, I. Hunt, D. Knittel, A, Kinxistsis, 13. Kitchen, R. Kinibie. 2nd row: P. Kline, T. Kinq, S. Iames, A. Lake, R. Lane, R. Iohnson, P. Iustitve, E. Ka1lJ. 3rd row: G. Kadewinesnos, I. Kincg, B. Ingles, I. Kitchen, R. Kern, R. Kernpton, I-1. Kitvlirin, L. Lambert, S. Kc-rgiey, D. Kinker. 318 lst row: W. McNully, C. Mitchell, I. Lewis, L. Lana, B. McRoi:c-rts, K. Lyons, W. McFarland.. 2nd row: W. Milliions, I. Mtitiks, I. Malcehn, O. Lewis, L. Ledman, M. K. McColqan, B. Litcx, C. Mann. 3rd row: 13. Laucxlilin, F. Meadows, C. Meadows, R. Liivl-.r-v l'. Lewis, W. Miller, R. MC G1GW. 1-M I ,,,,-,, , , , pier!! ' f , X X ,v -.gr Q? Q- woo YNCQMK wo ....,. K as '- 'is Q Mg? f fee .v.,w2..,,..sqsy:s: 'i 3 J 5 G M 'wr- A' t Q 3 0 , r ..,. . wi'-f - ' AA' it -'29 .L ...fs . 1 'Jef ' sf fA',f N , xc 59 Q In I ' ' 4. hr sf. ' 1 Z b . y In 5 .c ,..A I , g . I ' Q ,' Qi, AI ' f,,, - A .. .. 'qw W ew 1 Q. Q bv, -1 I -,, , vlz, 'Swan Ihr, 316 Isl row: D. Multer, I. Peterson, R. Patton, R. Peltrey, B. Moore, l. Odle, E. Moritz. 2nd row: G. Mowery, L. Oppenheimer, R. Oakley, L. Moore, B. Nagel, E. Moore, B. Perry, E. Perkins, N. Moree. 3rd row: C. Parker, V. Perry, M. Moree, E. Parker, E. Neff, M. Pence, D. L. Newman, D. Phipps, VV. Persorielte. 315 lst row: A. Reid, l. Richardson, E. Roberts, M Robinson, I. Putnam, D. Pyle, B. Preston, L. Rigas. 2nd row: M. Riqrish, R. Plyrnale, C. Rideout,-R. Riqley, P. Riley, R. Riley, I. Pidcock, D. Rice, S. Ray. 3rd row: N. Pallitt, H. Raqan, it. Rhoten, P. Pruitt, C. Prince, E. Reynolds, G. Prater, P. Pyles, P. Richards, B. Pritchard. 314 lst row: B. Sikes, M. Shuler, G. Schirrman, W. Sheets, ZX. Sisson, B. Roqers, A. Saunders, I. Scott, D. Shepherd. Znd row: P. Scott, I. Schwartz, M. L. Srnall, I, Silvia, D. Saqraves, B. Scott, B. L, Russell, N. Slusher, B. Rollins, P. Shivener. 3rd row: I. Rollins, l. Schlicfhter, P. Scott, R. Schmidt, R. Seevers, B. Smith, G. Saminens, N. Schneider, N. Sisson, C. Rowson, E. Seaqraves. page twenty-tive page twenty-six f 1 I I .. Q N .Z is my ,Q .Q , y - T fr lx -- gi i ,fn 'J xxx 33 -3 - ,ff ,xg Q i in ,ig-A 22, ' fl 'Z' Y A 4 f 1 iq - 5 12 4 X ,-i! ,',, N f Qi Q2 xi, I Wd E. 31710 1 ' I 312 ff f 4 Ill fa 'O ,SX , X K' I X 157 ,' f lst row: B. Vtfasse-rman, H. White, E. Truitt, H. Willis, I. White, S. Vtfilks, R. Tumblson, B. L. White. 2nd row: M! Vtfinters, C. Vtlhollor. W. Tuttle, G. Tolernan, I. Wcrnor, N. Vt'hito, L. Vaughn, A. Younq, A. Welch. 3rd row: D. Vlfaiters, L. Walls, R. Walqenhack, B. Vauqn, F. Vtlolt, R. Uhl, A. Williams, I. Wasserman, B. Whitehouse, D. Undrrrwood. 313 lst row: P. Sparks, P. Steele, C. Smith, R. Smith, T, Tipton, I. Tackott, R. Staats, I. Smith. 2nd row: S. Taylor, S. Thatcher, I. Spaulding, R. Smith, P. Smith, T. Swopo, I. Spry, D. Snyder, V. Smith. 3rd row: E. Swavel, D. Stafford, L, Smith, T, Stonfe, Ft. Snyder, W. Stout, I. Smith, D. Stone, A. Spenvr-, R. Suter, I. Stone, N. Stephonson. v-11-vii i . M Qlm.. mul-1-f,..u. - I Q -1. .A . MLK, . W 1 ' 'Z ,w J ,. tiki! . 1 v ' : .. ,M xg 5 .fa 5 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ' Lett to right: Ben Smith, Rachel Hopkins. Igcmne Kelly, Charles Mohl. SOP1-IOMORE CLASS We entered P. H. S. in 1945 as a group of Wide eyed freshmen. We elected Dave Gambill, president, Mitzi Levine, vice president, Bill Stidham, secretary, and Iune I-lensge, treasurer, to lead us. For our 1946-1947 year We chose Ben Smith our president, Charles Mohl, vice president, Ioanne Kelley, secretary, and Rachel Hopkins, treasurer. With Miss Margaret Anderson's assistance, we held our annual Sophomore dance. Following along in the footsteps of Dave Thomas is David Gambill to add glory to our class. Ioanne Kelley, Betty lane Poehlin have made our chests swell with pride as We followed them through the cheers of this, our second high school year. High students of this year's class were Dorothy Yaetqer, Ierry McNamara, Ianet Moore, Alice Frantz, and Mary Margaret Maze. page twenty-seven 311 lst row: L. Binns, H. Angle, B. Adams, I. Aeh, I. Anglin, E. Benner, W. Askew, I, Applegate 2nd row: D. Bauer, I. Bartly, D. Arms, H. Bender, D. Berry, N. Bartlett, D. Armstrong, N. Appel E. Amick, L. Barker. 3rd row: G. Ashley, I. Barry, L, Barrett, R. Allbright, I. Adams, D. Arthurs B. Blair, M. Bercini, D. Adams, P. Artrup, C, Ball. 310 lst row: I. Compton, L. Chaflin, C. Bradley, M. Blevins, B. Brown, L. Coe, 1. Cave, D. Bolnst, D Collins. 2nd row: M. I. Clutts, G. Brushwood, W. Cambell, I. Bray, E. Brown, D, Boyd, D. Bliss M. F. Carley, B. Combs. 3rd row: H. Carr, B. Bodmer, D. Byers, R. Burton, W. Carter, I. Clark D. Clark, I. Bond, D. Coe, B. Burton. I 308 1st row: H. Coyle, I. Daugherty, M. Evans, D. Donley, P. Davis, A. Daniel, P. Copas M. L. Elliott I. Cutlip. 2nd row: P. Dodosky, B. Dean, D. Cowdrey, E. Faine, I. Diddle, I. Cullen, R. Earls R. Fleming, A. Dayberry. 3rd row: I, Cox, D. Cottrell, D. Cooper, D. Davis, G. Curnutte, E. Felty D. Finger, D. Eindice, G. Edwards, M. Downing, M. Evans. page twenty-eight 307 lst row: A. Frantz, B. Gerard, I. Freeland, W. Harris, N. Hancock, B. Hackworth, M. Fordyce 2nd row: C. Hartz, E. L. Ford, R. Harr, S. Gallagher, P. Frantz, A. Goodman, M. Harnblin, L. Frasher I. Haqaman. 3rd row: W: Hamblin, I. Goodman, I .Griffith, E. Green, D. Gambill, C. Harwood C. Harrison, P. Gearhart, F. Franz. 306 lst row: R. Kidwell, I. Homer, P. Iourney, M. lrvin, M. Kent, L. Iackness, I. Kennard, H. Keibler 2nd row: L. Iewitt, I. Kelley, B. Humphrey, R. Hopkins, W. Hayslip, A. Keibler, M. Keyes, I. Hensqe I. Iohnson, H. Iefierson, R. Hollis. 3rd row: E. Keller, E. Keeton, I. Keyser, P. lson, G. Humphrey I. Iarvis, D. Hayes, B. Keyes, I. Iohnson, I. Hill. D. Iohnson, D. Heaberlin. 305 lst row: M. Looney, R. Lathrop, I Lykins, B. Lemons, F. McHone, M. Levine, D. Maple, I. Kinney M. Lee. 2nd row: R. McAfee, i. Lehman, I. Luckett, B. McCulloch, I. Markham, B. McLaughlin M. Maze, C. Linham, E. Mathews, M. Lawson, D. McCoy, I. Mayo, V. McGill, N. McGraw 3rd row: H. Kiebler, E. Martin, D. Maze, A. Lawrence, C. Leiqhtenheimer. Ft. Lane, E. Leadinqham I. McNamara, R. Lockhart, D. MCC lean, L. Kimble. ,-4 if ww M V K . Q. ?..Jt f 1 ai t Ql '-. K 304 lst row: I. Newman, M. Oliver, H. Packard, I. Meade, P, Meadows, I. Mosley, M. Parker, M. L Pascoe, N. Miller, B. Miller. 2nd row: N. Morgan, C. Melvin, B. Pitts, B. Papillon, B. Nelson D. Plymale, D. Piatt, B. Newman, C. Osborne, K. Morris, I. Obrist, C. Middlecamp, D. Parsley L. Montgomery. 3rd row: R. Monk, C. Mohl, H. O'Roark, I. Monroe, W. Myers, B. Munyan E. Myers, A. Parker! P. O'Connor, N. Millirons, I. Moore, P. Osborn, A. Olsen, B. I. Meadows 303 X lst row: G. Riqley, W. Saunders, I. Price, I. Purdurn, B, Schuyler, B. I, Poehlein, D. Poole, S Robinson. 2nd row: B. Ruth, T. Rupert, C, Salislourry, D. Pratt, I, Rice, L. Queen, W. Potter P. Ramsey. 3rd row: I. Price, I. Rarnmel, E. Schusky, P. Ryan, H. Riley, C. Rayburn, R, Richter V, Robeson. 302 lst row: H, Stephenson, R. Stone, I. Spires, I. Suter, L, Stitt, R. Sheperd, D. Skeens, H. Slattery 2nd row: E. Steiner, I. Taylor, E. Spears, M. Richardson, A. Sparks, I. Suter, F. Staker, T. Theiss W. Spradlin. 3rd row: R. Sowards, T. Stafford, P, Stamm, A. Staker, L. Sainopulos, B. Smith A. Snook, B. Stidham, E. Scott, B, Thacker. page thirty page thirty-one .filly f'-'x :je , q' Q 1 1 - Q- lx 12-A E lic.. lx Q? fr?'ll,'l M r ssfxl nv ft lllXi i Z JI ' X 'vt I ,Ax .Jw 212 lst row: D. I. Williclms, I. Word, F. Vendurct, G. White, L. Tubbs, D. Ydeqer, R. Schmidt, L. Wheeler, H. Willis. 2nd row: R. Whiie, K. Vecch, L. Vest, W. Wheeler, M. Williams, D. Wood, I. Widdiq, D. Wriqht,'I. Turner, B. Walls. 3rd row: C, Turner, R. Yczeqle, L. Thompson, R. Wikoff, B. Younq, B. Tufts, G. Weiss, H. Waring, I. Winebrinner, I. Toedtmon, P. Warren, S. White. 317 lst row: M. L. Elkins, E. Lyons, I. Barry, C., Hutch, C. Hodqe, M. Eastwood, B. Cremecns, E. Coburn. 2nd row: Pl. Hdzelbeck, I. Lewis, I. Lcmq, I, Butterson, I. Fisher, B. Hoover, D. Doll, D. Liviriqston. y -,, IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: lim Henderson. lim Berry. lim Spriggs. Carolyn Hodge. Sue Miller. JUNIOR CLASS ln the autumn of '44 we crept through the doors of Portsmouth High School very perplexed and diifident. However, we soon worked out of this dilemma cmd settled down to organization. We chose Bill Apel, president: Eugene Hackworth, vice president: Mary Ellen Scott, treasurer, to lead us through our initial year. Our class sponsor was Miss Carolyn Mackoy. A skating party highlighted the social activities for the year. As veterans of one year we elected lack Batterson to carry the presi- dential burden. Bill Apel was vice president: Bob Mucha, secretary, and Mary Ellen Scott, treasurer. Miss Marie Trowbridge was our class sponsor. A soph- omore dance and a skating party were our primary social activities tor the year. As juniors we showed an unprecedented ability for earning money. We sponsored P. T. A. dances, after-game dances, a dance after our class play, and two large 'informal dances. In addition we launched a magazine subscription drive which proved highly successful. Our class play, Strictly Formal , was a success despite hazardous weather conditions. Leading us through our third year were Iames Henderson, president, Iames Barry, vice president, Carolyn Hodge and Sue Miller, secretariesp and Iames Spriggs, treasurer. Miss Mary Krausz, whose guidance made all this possible, was our class sponsor. ln keeping with tradition we concluded our social activities for the year by financing and arranging the annual Iunior-Senior Prom. lack Batterson and Ioan Conley were co-chairmen. page thirty-two e-v---.-......,....., 211 Ist row: H. Bemse, A. L. Arms, W. Aeh, D. Barker, I. Arnold, H. Bailey, I. Abbott, B. Adkins 2nd row: S. Askins, T. Baqby, B. Baker, G. Blaiton, B. Bauer, B. Apel, I. Book. P. Adams, A. Ball 3rd row: I. Bickett, N. Beekman, B. Barnes, A, Bending, B. Allison, W. Baer, C. Beck, D. Anderson I. Boring, I. Baber, B. Bloomfield. 210 lsi row: I. Conley, I. Conley, P. Burns, B. Carson, I. Buckley, M. Brown, D. Carpenter. 2nd row: S. Burch, N. Chamberlain, D. Brooks, M. Buckley, H. Brown, U. Brooks, I. Clausinq. 3rd row: P. Cassidy, B. Bright, G. Clowe, I. Cook, K. Brooker, I. Conley, L. Call, I. Campbell, I. Carr. 207 lst row: B. Cummins, B. Crisp, H. Craft, D. Denny, P. Evans, B. Cooper, L. Dyer, D. Cornett, E. Eba 2nd row: B. Cornett, B. Dyer, K. Crawford, R. Doerr, W. Cox, M. Cooper, S, Dunham, M. Dunham T. Cox, B. Davis, R. Cook. 3rd row: M. Crabtree, I. Daugherty, R. DuPuy, D. Dodds, V. Dernaras I. Ewinq, H. Ellis, C. Davis, P. Diles, H. Dortch. IIIQP tlizrtf Tlllef- 206 lst row: R. Goddard, B. A. Glascock, I. Grahm, S. Ferguson, M. Grayson, I. Flamer, D. Fordyce N. Gaddis, I. Fuqqitt. 2nd row: R. Haley, B. Fleming, D. Foehr, H. Fraley, E. Greer, D. Goodan D. Flowers, B. Hale, I. Fitch. 3rd row: B. Farris, D. Gee, I, Gallespie, H. Gannon, C. Hall, I Grooms, E. Hackworth, L. Francis, M. Green, L. Fitte, W. Ford. 205 Kqirl'sl lst row: A. L. McCally, G. Mead, H. Holbein, I. King, N. Hoop, C. Howell, W. Kinker, E. McHenry A. Lester, I. Leever, P. Klock. 2nd row: D. Hall, M. A. Lewis, I. Iames, I. Himes, B. Hammond N. Hamilton, B. Myers, P. Hammond, I. Hollis, M. Hopkins, N. Ienkins, C. Iohnson, B. Hovencamp C. Neighbors. 3rd row: S. Miller, P. Mahan, C. Knolls, I. Newman, I. McBride, L, Kapps, B. Ken ard, P. Lemaster, B. Himes, C. McCann, S. Lessenberry, B. McKinney, B, Horton, G. Iohnson, 205 fboy'sl lst row: H. Lutz, Ft. Murphy, D. Hicks, B. Mucha, B. Miller, I. Little, I. Lawyer, I, Newman, B. May Berry, C. Liles. 2nd row: I. Mitchell, C. Milliron, A. Lett, B. Lowe, F. Keqley, I. Hewitt, R. Harley D. Moore, B. Heil, F. Hamilton, C. Hill, I. Heisel, B. Moore. 3rd row: D. Leiqhtenheimer, C Lemons, B. Harris, E. Newman, E. Hackworth, I. Hazelbeclc, P. Hauck, B. M:Ferren, R. McCollam D. Lair, D. Neil, D. Moore, D. Lyons, B. Horton. ii as , mu LA.. .ma 5. 1 , 1:.u ,La 1 .llsv f ag, qu, :V 51' is 3 'TG nhl- . the X lie 203 lst row: B. Samson, VV. Robinson, E. Rallands, M. Raike, R. Nourot, S. Schirrrnan, B. Scheid, D Richter. 2nd row: C. Pyle, W. Rayburn, D. Parker, B. Riggs, B. Pifter, A. Phluqq, P. Ruqqles I. Poole, B. Preston, E. Patrick. 3rd row: C. Phipps, R. Oliver, B. Peart, H. Potts, D. Ramsey, I Rice, H. Pherson, G. Rose, W. Roe, D. Prosch. 202 lst row: D. Smith, M. E. Scott, S. Tracewell, B. Simms, U. Skeens, I. Steveson, R. Simpson, B. Staker 2nd row: P. Staples, E. Sparks, F. Shumate, A. Taylor, B. Snyder, P. Tracy, B. Shyrock, C. Thatcher C, Smith, C. Spire-s, E. Stamper. 3rd row: D. Sutherland, D. Stewart, I. Stirr, I. Simpson, I. Thomas I. Spriqqs, D. Shope, H. Taylor, I. Scott, I. Spaulding. 201 lst row: I. West, G. Treat, M. Wedebrook, I. Uienqer, VV. Wriqht, D, VVhite, P. White, 2nd row M. Williams, M. Young, M. Williams, I. Whiteside, VV. Yuenger, M. Vest, R. Willis, H. Wagner, I. Young. 3rd row: R. Vlynn, R. Underwood, C. Tuttle, D. W'hipple, P. White, I. Webb, B. White B. Yaeqer, D. Triqqs. 4 LIGHTS ACTICN- CAMERA!! IJCI ,ff SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: George Hi-11, George Chucales. Helen Hazlebeck, Lawrence Daniels. SENIOR CLASS S 1943. Freshmen. Need we say more? Our officers that year were Iames Noel, president, Cynthia Edwards, vice president, Sarah DuPuy, secretary, and Carolyn Dill, treasurer. Our sponsor was Miss Genevieve DuPre. During our Sophomore year, under the guidance ot Miss Marie Trow- bridge, We successfully gave the Bobby-Sox Hop. Richard Nettles was presi- dent, Cynthia Edwards, vice president, Mary Lou Elkins, secretary, and Iohn Fisher, treasurer. , Iunior showed Pop P. H. S. what he could do the third year. We presented Don't Take My Penny, the biggest financial success in years, and gave a lavish Prom with a southern plantation setting. We were led that year by Dave Baker, president, Helen Anne Hazelbeck, vice president, Ioyce Scurlock, secretary, and Maggie Legas, treasurer. Miss Mary Krausz was class sponsor. Robed for our role in lite, we bowed for the last time on the stage of adolescence as seniors. We chose Lawrence Daniels, president, George Chuc- ales, vice president, Helen Anne Hazlebeck, secretaryg 'and George Hill, treasurer. Our senior class play was successful. Miss Hazel Wyant and Miss Octavia Shinkle were our sponsors. 770 AW? .4 ,w .NK m 'Q ' Wir if 'S 5 fs sg yi 8 3 ,R K I . , 5 .. 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Hicks George Hill James Hobbs Carl Hockenheimer William Hollis Iuanita Hood Bill Hoover Charles Horlon Janet Horion Roberi Howard Colleen Hudson Ioan Ison Nita Iarvis Rosemary Iohnson Damon Iourney William Iourney Richard Iustice Q V - 773' -Q- mn 1 S 1 A ' ' - ' llcvi if Nik . X if 1 V. M. . .I In wus., , ,, , X 1 XE fin xg A QQ? J- ,o ff a -r as M L , .,-.2 . 43. 6. W l. .Q Harold Kemp Mary Kidwell Pat King Clarence Kline Belly lane Lambert lack Lang Margaret Lawson Magdalene Legas Iack Lewis Richard Lilile David Livingston Beatrice Long Arlene Looney Bruce Lowe Iecm Lykins t fi Eloise Lyon Betty Icme McConnell Dolores McFarland Icmice McGuire Iulicx Anne McNamara Gertrude McNeil Mary Lou Munn Henry Martin Ianet Martin Essie Meadows. Io Anne Meadows George Mercer Juanita Mershon Carolyn Mitchell Icxmes Molster i ' 'Yi' i 7' N :Q-N l E i l K. a Q 5-, 5 .A , Qu - ' 1 Ioan Morris David Mullins Wilma Mullins Ianet Naqel Sue Nagel Mary Louise Neal Dick Nettles lack Nichols Marilyn Nichols Iames Noel Georqe Obrist Phyllis Orth Vera Iean Pascoe Betty Ruth Patrick Laura lane Peake PT ri 5' M ff? la e Bernadine Pidcock Nancy Plummer Forresi Poole ! Bettie Poston Oscar Prater Leah Prior Tommy Queen 'Q' l X-Lg - Q X X Iohn Randall -E John Rapp wisp- 'A N--1 mime 0 Q , ww X52 KX fx 5 'ix U' Evelyn Ralclifi Robert Ratclifi Iim Ratclifie P by Qihavf ff' WU... f 'rm if QFD' Lowell Reeg Barbara Reidenbach Doris Reider 9213 Z .Calm ,H . 'K' Aki' NN AF' fl E5 H , Charles Roe Walter Roe Margaret Rogers Phyllis Rogers Mary Iayne Ross Albert Saqraves Norma Salmons Edith Sargent Mary Scaggs Norma Schwartz loyce Scurlock Miriam SECIBST Bill Shultz Sarah Shy Bernard Smith lack Smith Phyllis Smith Barbara Snyder Rosemary Spangler Betty lean Spires 'Paul Staley Estella Stanley Sue Stokes Marcella Stout Georgia Taqq Dolores Talbott Beatrice Tanner Harold Tanner Phyllis Taylor Marianne Thatcher ft Q IW, Wx .693 nj fail 124' WW? A x Q . . E Zfffritr, fr , X 'E Fw. ,.., av Mkt 1 E .,.. ,, WR l.L . Q In lf' Dave Thomas Lee Thornton Clarence Tingler Icmes Tracy Ieanne Turner Ioyce Van Bibber Blanche Varner Delores Vinson Peggy Walker Milton Wallace Gerald Ward Laken Warnock Mary Kathryn Wedebrook Arthur Welton Marilyn Werner lim While Palricia While Henry Whilehouse Virginia Williams Carl Winlers Eugene Winter: Raymond Womack Harry Wood Thelma Workman Wesley Worrell Suzanne Zeune Qi fir in 5 .. in ' A 7125, - 'f355,,:i:u, A, jj: 5535? zz 2, 'X i f '5 Wi:g1,v5',11 W, . '2:x5?f3i-in 'gi ,Lf'r'.1'l.', 'i page fifty-three wx lwafyr ,Gm New M4522 QX WWF -f ' X I-TFUEL 'n X. Kam-... ii .w NF V '-1.2 L 'Q g- ff' H ,jf on U' rn 1 ,gd hem rn rw ' LG J U3 'Sr V Q, Ln l C vi. C, IH fe Lu I :D I 'I Cf! ' ' U1 A EI' Ln Q., V1 Y LV' 2 , fi Y Lo FW i 1 fv .x Q. Y? ff ii f 4, si WWM' K , , f I ll fa' if ff, r-Q, an Yi! 'nil cz. my ,if :FX x I, Q fu' U7 vf, ' ll Q. 0' ,I x , r'- Ugg F1 IN. F ll sg V H 5 Q 'mi , r-X :Y It I S. if . My S sf 3 ll page fifty-five! fs--..,, wa-wwmmwwi M -S... M aww.. M vm wal --...,,,S, 6 ,...,.. M., 8' ,Mmm-'A .um-nan quo-1 5069 iii zswmw K m ff ,s FQQTBALL FCNAGERS J W 2 Trxon-ms momon t 55 32 neelinq: Don Goodcm. Larry Kimble. Qidinq: Lawre ie1s, Pete Hcxuck. 65,2542 D11 C A, 6 A wry? J X ack, J 5, X X X , FCDOTBALL COACHES C. Lorentz, M. Byelene, A. Mominqstozr. C. Meadows. P. Mitchell. N 1 - X 1 Q.. ' QM-N, ,ji H , 51. f 1,1 i f J ' Y V I. Molster W. Green, R. Yeaqle. G. Chucales G. Hill N x . u x page fifty-sev fi s fu- M Q page fifty-eiqhf D. Thomas P. Cassidy, I. Thomas. B. Hicks A. Welton, G. Clowe. C. Humphries I. Ratcliiie, B. Apel -J B. Iourney, D. Anderson. E. Sparks F. Franz, D. Gambill. A. Cornwell I. Raiap. D. Sutherland page fifty-nine O 'if .2932 5'-ff. , we ' ',n.f..,.i.Egf', ' .D 'QQ' xv an W. f 4 page sixiy q1 ':k. .4 .-M' ,Q 'll .5- k 42 119:11 Q 1 if ,M . , K Xw . I. Hcxzlebeck I. Sprigqs. M. Crabtree B. Rutcliii. D. Grashel P. Ison. B. Horton R wiflwswfk . wwf, 1 .CD If .ff X WW x 7 3 XXX! f lxffx WX Bfxvb I X XQ W Ma fwffw' 4 QYQD X N Q PQ? M I ' wig 1 X k wi M Snowed Under September 13 September 20 September 27 October 4 October 11 October 18 October 25 November l November 8 thomecominql November 15 November 28 I If- Troians Troians Troians Troians Troiczns Troians Troi ans Troians Troi ans Trojans Troi ans ty-th! 1-4- Ceredo-Kenova 6 Charleston Mt. Lions 13 Sprinqtield 14 Mansfield 14 Huntington East 25 Charleston Stonewall Iackson 13 Chillicothe 27 Middletown 14 Ironton 25 New Boston Glenwood 0 Ashland 7 Total Points: Troians 274, Opponents 158 Headinq for a Fall .wlQsHmaHl5if2mwEm rem :iw-mmm xmiam mmmE.,fsu 4. M K amz XFX., 'Eg J' v' if x M9 FBESI-IMAN FOOTBALL TEAM lat row-B. Adams, R. Whitehouse. I. Cochran. I. Kitchen. E. Swavel. I. Barney. D. Batlerson. I. Goodman, W. Corbitt. P. Lewis. 2nd row-C. Meadows. coach: R. Allard. B. Barney. D. Flowers. W. Cantrell. E..Greenwood. H. Bagan. Z. Allan. W. Miller, R. Luclzey. R. Durham. I. Colliuns. C. Dupuy: P. Mitchell. coach. 3rd row-I. Hoseley. I. Everman. L. Scott. M. Robinson. R. Plymale. E. Kalb. C. Mann. P. Riley. R. White, C. Bond. C. Clark. B. Wimbish: K. Iacobs. couch: D. Saqrcxves. manager. TBCDJANS 0131946 Football Trojans of the 1946 season had high hopes of an undefeated season when the Board of Education hired a new regime from the state-famous Massilon High-Paul E. Brown coaching setup. Augie Morningstar got the nod for head coach and chose for his assistants Mike Byelene for line coach of footballland Billy Rohr for basketball and baseball pilots. Red and Blue started off the season like a house afire, Winning their first three games by sizeable margins: but then the red clad warriors fell to three tough clubs-Mansfield, Huntington East and Charleston Stonewall Iackson. Although these defeats hurt, the Trojans came back with resounding vic- tories over Chillicothe and Middletown. The Middies racked up 14 points in the first period but the Trojans Won out 33 to 14. Ironton handed Scarlet and Blue a 25 to 13 defeat, but the injury-plagued eleven took it out on Glenwood the next week 52 to O. Ashland fell 13 to 7 on the season's Turkey Day attraction. Bob Iourney earned a position on the Big 7 first at the pilot position: Walt Green, lim Molster and Dave Thomas gained second team berths. Walt Green placed on an All-State grid team. page sixty f Ill l T Portsmouth 40, Ceredo-Kenova 6: in Municipal Stadium. The Trojans inaugurated the Morningstar-Byelene re- gime at Portsmouth High School with a resounding 40 to 6 shellacking of a game, but bewildered, C-K eleven. A bad case of fumbleitis plagued the scralet- clad warriors throughout the first half: but Green, Thomas, and Company overcame difficulties sufficiently to rack up six counters. In the second period Dave Thomas carried the pig- skin from the 7 for a 93 yard touchdowng Gib Clowe went over from the 7. Then came C-K's lone TD. In the second half Bob journey went 65 yards, Dave Gambill danced, ran and dodged 74 yards, Clowe hit tackle for 45 and Gambill hit tackle for Trojan TD's. Portsmouth 0 13 21 6-40 Ceredo-Kenova 0 6 0 Of 6 Portsmouth 41, Charleston 13: in Municipal Stadium. The Trojans came back from a 13 to 13 tie at half- time to trounce thoroughly the Mountain Lions from Charleston High. lt was a victory revenge for the 1945 last minute defeat and was done up red for the mothers on Mothers' Night . The Lions kicked off to the Trojans after the half- time preps. Clowe took the oval on the 12 and reversed to Dave Thomas who sped up.the sideline for a Red and Blue marker. Clowe intercepted a pass and later- aled to john Thomas on the 455 the husky Trojan center sped over the goal for a Trojan TD. Other scores by Clowe ,and a journey-Anderson forward netted Trojan markers. john Thomas converted five times. Portsmouth 13 0 21 7-41 . Charleston 0 13 0 0-13 Portsmouth 20, Springfield 14: at Springfield. Springfield High nearly upset the applecart at Evans Stadium before about 9,000 fans in a thriller from start to finish with fumbles nearly causing the defeat of the victorious Trojans. The Wildcats led 14 to 0 at the half and had reached the visitors' 7 with only a minute re- maining in the tilt. After an exchange of punts in the second half Dave Thomas raced 92 yards for the initial Trojan marker. journey and Clowe alternated for 41 yards with Clowe going over from the l. Clowe ripped off 64 yards through tackle to assure the Trojans No.,3 victory. Portsmouth 0 0 13 7-20 Springfield 7 7 0 0-14 Portsmouth 7, Mansfield 14: in Municipal Stadium. The supreme test came when the highly touted Mans- field Tyger entered Municipal Stadium October 4 to defeat the locals before 6,894 spectators, the largest recorded crowd for quite some time. The Tygers had too much experience, speed, and beef for the Red and Blue to cope with but had to cash in on the breaks to take the tilt in a hard fought struggle. Dave Gambill fell on a Trojan fumble in the end zone for the lone Trojan TD in the fourth periodg john Thomas converted for a 14 to 7 final. Mansfield 7 0 0 7Al4 Portsmouth 0 0 0 7- 7 Portsmouth 13, Huntington East 25: in Municipal Stadium. The Trojans dropped No. 2 to the Highlanders when they lost to the weather man who off-set the fast break- ing T with a muddy gridiron. The Trojans led twice in the tilt and gained honors as being the first to score against the seven blocks of stone from up river way. Clowe went 30 yards climaxing a 65 yard drive early in the game for the first Trojan score, but back came Pelty after a recovered Scarlet and Blue fumble to tie the tilt up. Dave Thomas dashed 50 yards for another Trojan score, but back came mud-draped Felty to go 16 yards after another of the Trojans' 13 fumbles had been recovered by the visitor for a Highlander tally. Felty tallied twice more before the final gun. Huntington East 7 12 6 0-25 Portsmouth 13 0 0 0-13 Portsmouth 6, Charleston Stonewall Iaclrson 13, at Charleston. For the third straight week the Morningstar carriers met their match, this time from the Charleston Stone- wall eleven. After a drive to the ll, the Trojans pushed over the first score of the contest when Clowe dived over from the 2. john Thomas missed the point after. Red and Blue held a six point edge over the Red and White of Charleston for two quarters of play. Dave Thomas left the tilt in the third period because ot cuts received from Hcliging in on a glass-trewn grid- iron, the result of a bottle tossing fracas of the night before. The generals made two TD's in the final to hand defeat No. 3 to the Trojans. Charleston 0 0 0 13-13 Portsmouth 0 6 0 0- 6 Portsmouth 36, Morningstar wagon in the off Chillicothe in which ten Chillicothe 27: in Municipal Stadium. and Company got back on the band seventh contest of the season to knock on muddy Municipal Stadium in a tilt touchdowns were scored. The Trojans scored six with no conversionsg the Cavaliers mustered four and three points after. Passing proved a favorite of both teams as this of- fense collected markers for Trojans and Cavalier alike. Portsmouth 6 18 0 12-36 Chillicothe -7 0 0 20-27 Portsmouth 33. Middletown 14: at Middletown. The Portsmouth Trojans displayed the form that led them to three early season victories as they upset the favorite Middletown Middies in their homecoming tilt. This Trojan victory evened the Middie series through the years with six wins, six losses and six ties. The first quarter brought the 6,400 homecoming crowd into hysterical joy as the Middies gathered 14 points. Second quarter left the home squad with a one point advantage. After the half the Trojans came back to the gridiron to whip the Middies with the most lop-sided score of the Portsmouth-Middletown series. Portsmouth 0 13 6 14-33 Middletown 14 0 0 0-14 Portsmouth 13, lronton 25: in Municipal Stadium. The Orange and Black from Tanktown took revenge for their Trojan defeat on an otherwise perfect record for the 1945 season after a half time score of 7 to 6 in favor of the Trojans. The Tigers came out ot the half huddle with a new offense which they hadn't showed all season and massacred the Red and Blue for the first time in many years. Sparks, Clowe, Iourney and Gambill carried the mail for the Trojans. Irontori 6 0 13 6-25 Portsmouth 7 0 0 6-13 Portsmouth 52, New Boston 0: in Municipal Stadium. This contest between the two top local grid teams was a one-sided affair as the Trojans took out on the weaker Glenwood eleven what they couldn't do against the Tigers the week before. Portsmouth scored early in the first and then later on in the quarter, but the offensive subsided in the second period. New Boston penetrated to the Trojan's 15 but that was as far as they cut the host's forward wall. A pass offense netted the Trojans 13 markers in the third canto and 27 points in the final. Portsmouth 12 0 13 27-52 New Boston 0 0 0 0- 0 Portsmouth 13, Ashland 7: at Ashland. The Trojans traveled to Putnam Stadium to close the books on another football season on Turkey Day with their seventh win of the campaign, No. 2 in the Big 6,000 fans sat in the sun to watch the journey-piloted Trojans close up the Big 7 competition for the grid year. The men of Troy cashed in on a break in the first period when Cassidy recovered an Ashland fumble on the host's 23. Sparks made the TD from the 4. lohn Thomas' toe proved its worth. Blanton scored for Ash- land in the second: Callahan converted. The Trojans scored in the third from an 80 yard march down the field on seven plays of straight football. Portsmouth 7 0 6 0vl3 Ashland 0 7 0 0- 7 page sixty-five' 1 W Y X if fzwmi ' X ,gif 4 x xuqe sixtyfse-vfn N..-A svn- :: .M WW ,WW A M...-,M - - -ii Rik 3 1 i wa. i , .QL .JK I If Q X nunnlllr 92: I 3? ' Vs V M fxkl f W L2 w I ' inn Nifi ' 4, V5 if 1 W FY ' gimp, , V we A . I 4wYx ,, M , Z' N X X ' 45 S3 Q -MX I RX X' Am :Nun J ,3,p'?1gynlll X E' Wx 3 X , 1 V W X. i. fi W-, 0,3 x m 6 f x - W fexwxxxxxw Ny 3 5 .S.......... - , l ,....-1-qg A ' M ,,. ww., R---W M K' ix I W x 2 NN I K ,I 1 M A-44' . ZZDM, fi I ,f I N George Hill TRQJAN o Coach Rohr if. W5 ' , Lowell Reeg Ccrptcnn N S f K ,hug Mb. ., Mcrurice Cooper e -gf 1 ,lj if Dcrve Leightenheimer 5? r 3 Q , Ellis DuPuy page Se en'Y Denver Triqgs , I A If A ,I 1. in . Ah' Y , :A A 1 qv ,--V V -. NH ,W ' , xrw 11,1 A .I V ,am I ' X ' 9 Seve 'Yom CAGERS ff ' A IN TOURNAMENT PLAY AT ATHENS 1' Y I X I N Portsmouth 49 - Logan 48 Portsmouth 53 - Marietta 66 I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS qoals free qoals total Player made made points Elwood Sparks ...,.,..,... . ,,... 63 36 162 Dave Leiqhtenheimer ,.,.I....... 67 41 175 I Maurice Cooper ....... .4.... 4 5 16 106 Lowell Reeq ..,.,....., ...,.. 8 O 21 181 Georqe Hill ...,...,.. ..,... 3 4 23 91 lack Young Fred Shumate ....... ...... 1 2 11 35 Richard DuPuy ..... 1 3 5 Denver Triqqs ......I .,..., 2 2 6 1 - I It Dave Garnbill .....I. ...,.. 8 8 24 X lack Young ...,....,. ...... 2 1 5 k. A A S I A sf l A rm' 4 Fred Shumcxte I W . N' is RAY I v . ,E MM! E E Elwood Sparks 'E-A 4, 1,2 Q Dave Gambzll paq n 11119 fa- 9 Q' W' V 1 'fi ff W? I ag Q M 'S if Q 'Q' F 2 'W Q wg ,A sr ,F iw if tv' rf V' QQQQ9f HMQ' ' M S-Swv, ,ffsw 4 XQQ , Wg, i i ri U Q 43 , :SEI 2 Q ikigisf E Wit ,yi WPW5? QM! 5 as Q gg i ,wwmwa WW, W 'Lggff Q2 3, QE? , If if gk F759 'ms ? :it 5 ...uw Mfr 'F WW W v .,if,gyA . ' ' mf' 'V ' 'T? Z, 2'I QE , , ,M MMM., . hm I First row-I. Monroe. . A d H. O Rourke. P. Ccnlldy. EH' , . Ollh . . F00 BI. . I B y B Y q K B k D n erson. B. Ehrman. I. Meade. Second row-Coach Byelene. D. Cowdrey. B. Slidhcrm. E.Keelon. A.Lawrence. X,,..,.l,,'ggx f-M 7 NX TROJAN RESERVE ff 6,5 H E. BASKETBALL If ' W f lj B. Richter fi nx B.-Hale fy! N . -ff A7 PQ IY M6 ,.,gg C FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM F' vii- ,jg Charles Lorentz X gk , 5 pg- l M lst row-B. Kimble, H. Doll. R. White, J. Barmey. C. Smith. ' 2nd row-D. Bailey, J. Kitchen, D. E. Newman. L. Scott. R. Bretz, J. Eve:-man, Coach Mitchell. 3rd row-E. Green- wood. J. Cochran. J. Barney. T. Dickson, J. Douglas. B. Corbin. S35 f .1 Michael Byelene page seventy-five lst row-F. Shumute. M. Cooper. D. Leiqhlenheimer. L. Reeg. G. Hill. E. Sparks D Richter mqr 2nd row-Coach Rohr, E. Dupuy. D. Triqqs, D. Gambill. I. Young. B. Hale, mqr Coach Lorentz THE P. H. S. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb Feb Feb 1946-1947 Ashland ..........,....,,... ....... Portsmouth East ,.,... Columbus West ...... ..,..,. Carnival .......... .,...,. Carnival .......... ..,.... Ironton .,,....,.,........ ,...... Huntington East .,.... ...,... Springfield ........,. ,...... Middletown ,.,.,. .,.,.,. Greenfield ,.,...,......,. . ...... . Chillicothe ,.,..............,,........,.. Charleston Mt. Lions ............ Springfield ....,,....,...,...,......... Middletown ....... .,...., Ashland ......... ....... Chillicothe ,........ ...,.,. lronton ..,.... ....... p g seventyvsix A We They 46 30 35 18 37 25 47 21 26 24 46 26 50 54 34 36 33 42 44 38 36 33 40 43 36 44 36 44 64 48 51 54 42 47 I I T f .wx 1. W' x'x xw x IS., 41, .SA Y , , Q 4' ,, L ff.. 1' Y 1 1 x .ky 1 J? ,, .1 A 'KIA' 2 X Q51 we I a 1 . H . 3 f iw l l 'f'5'S Q ix ,lf if KI xgxiax N mf X f 711- x xg . ' v if M , ,.,f E i' ' W5 , Nfjqvxk 3 Xi i 4 ,N TM J' pya 'Q 5 N Q 'ar .1 ,, 'wr ,. 'K ,' ,, v fl? i gb , ' v W iqrhbfa . ff, NB. x, C Q WF ' 1 ..4f. -fl g.spN W 4, I7 11 - ' X xg 1 'H '. X V ' ,, X - 4, ,, Vgxwxfi x ti, lr ,U A fl Ag K if X151 A-.4 fy.:-J-,,,. Haj Ax 1, AZ, ff 4 , .3 Q 'iq , - Y , . . L5 V ' Hn 611. ,Q we if iii :Xgy AI 5 figs! Q Q w A s ' K wx 4 N y L Q ' 'bf 'rpm ., 1- gy V x W - x I, if Tb: Q ' if 2 ag' is ff 5.8 UP GIRL- Gwen Everman wwf, ff 19 vw A vii gp. 'S' l JC? , lmwvm 1-up JUNIOR TEAM lst row-Icmet Stephenson, Mary Ann Raike. Iackie Conley. 2nd row-Wilma Yuenger. Tillie Bclgby, Helen Taylor. SOPI-IOMORE TEAM lst row-Susie Lehman, loy Anqlin, Rachel Hopkins, Iune Hensqe 2nd row-Alice Snook, Connie Linhcrm, Betty Poehlein. loan Kelly. yi X gg. jf 7 Q N L 500101 09 '4 N0 N25 page e-iqhly .Q-lv QQQQOQ iv, 4 - 5. 9 ,Q 'X sv 1 Wa :Of 2 'way A572 'Mu 'f 'Q f fx QEN A w xx if W or 'vt' Q- .-46 M ls! row-J. Conley, J. Anglin, N. Morgan. M. Raike, J. Mariin, S. Dupuy, M. Legas, J. Siephenson, J. Abbott, J. Hensge. 2nd row-D. Barker, E. Adams, J. Kelly, M. Hopkins, R. Adams, R. Nourot. M. Werner, C. Hodge, E. Harrod, M'I-'isher. J Scurlock, C. Edwards. L. Peake, G. Edwards. Grd row-J. Conley, B. Poehlein, J. Dodge. B. Long, M. Buckley, B. Himes, B. Baker, P. Ruggles. S. Lessesberry. S. Tracewell. M. E. Scoti, W. Yuenger. M. Thatcher, J. McGuire. 4th row-C. Knowles, D. Shape. H. Taylor, P. Francis, L. Brandel, J. Baber, M. L. Giml, H. Hazlebeek, P. Adams, B. Francis, S. Burch. P. Osbourne. G. Everman. T. Bagby. N. Plummer. GIRLS' fel. A T H L E T I C . 1 C L U B Q ,. Miss Christine Heer. Sponsor OFFICERS President .....,.. ,,... G wendolyn Everman Vice President ...... .....,.. , Bea Long Secretary ......,... .......,... I oan Dodge Treasurer ., .. Marilyn Werner Girls' Athletic Club, open to all girls having earned 500 points by participating in vari- ous sports, upholds the standards of good sportsmanship in P. H. S. Activities are directed by Miss Christine Heer, sponsor: Gwen Eve-rrnan, 'presidenty Bea Long, vice presidentg Ioan Dodge, secretary: Marilyn Werner, treasurer. 53 wh-..u..., -nah! Na! PRESIDENT N OF NATIONAL HCDNOR- David Baker ur' ,f ,gif J -,,4 QM v ' .ff Q I. Lang. H. Hazlebeck, I. McNamara I. Martin. I. Fisher. R. Iustice R. Day. I. Scurlock. E. Cobourn C. Hatch. I. Lewis. C. Edwards Qflavid baker pictured on page 83D ,I NATIONAL HCDNOR SQCIETY Emily Ball Chapter of National Honor Society is sponsored by Miss Edith Iohnston and Miss Margaret Ball, Iuniors and Seniors in the upper 15 per basis of scholarship, leadership, service, McNamara, vice president, Ianet Martin, March 25, Elaine Cobourn, Claudia cent of their classes are chosen for membership by faculty rating on the and character-the ideals of the society. David Baker, president, Iudy secretary, and Robert Day, treasurer, were officers. Hatch, Helen Anne Hazlebeck, and Richard Iustice took special Honor Society tests. Awards of ten S300 scholarships good at any accredited college were announced May 15. X lst row: R. Pelfrey, B, Preston, l. Malcolm, P. Franz, I. Daugherty, M. Raike, P, Abrams, B. Russell, P. Ramsay, E. Amick, I. Fitch. 2nd row: D. Baker, W. Green, C. Mohl, L, Kimble, B. Smith, D. Moore, D. Clark, R. Wynn, M. Winters, B. Hill, N. Stephenson, H. Gambill, S. Keqley. 3rd row: G. Hill, P. Cassidy, S. Keller, D. Doll, L. Daniels, A. Saqraves, I. Noel, P. Houck, E. DuPuy, I. Spriqqs, W. Cantrell, C. Beck, C. Turner. STUDENT COUNCIL Student .Council's purpose is to promote cooperation among students and faculty and to maintain qood will towards other schools. Homeroom presi- dents make up the council membership. Officers are Dick Doll, presidentg Paul Cassidy, vice presidentg Larry Kimble, secretary, Sam Kealey, treasurer, Ben Smith, corresponding secretary. Miss Anna Blazer is sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Seated: Ben Smith, Larry Kimble. Standing: Sam Keqley, Dick Doll, Paul Cassidy. 41 X e, .amiga in-1.-nf hi row: P. King, C. Edwards, I. Mortin, S. Dupuy, L. Gin, E. Lyon, M. L. Elkins, M. Legcxs. 2nd row: l. Chopmon, P. Ruggles, M. Werner, B. Long, C. Hutch, W. Dever, R. Goddard, I, McNamara, R. Spangler, M. I. Fisher, S. Zeune, I. F. Artis. 3rd row: P. Francis, L. Brcmdel, H. Hozlebeck, S. Golden, I. Dodge, L. Pecxke, E. Adoms, E. Cobourn, M. Kidwell, P. Cossell. X I . , 'YQ If Itifilggigx SENIOR HONOR COUNCIL Senior Honor council is composed of senior girls having B olveroges ond good citizenship record for three yeors of high school. Club purpose is to Ieod freshmon girls into o richer, fuller high school life. Helen Ann Hozlebeck is presidentg Polly Ruggles, junior link girly Suson Golden, secretory, ond Mrs. Eleonor Cookes, sponsor. I POLLY RUGGLES LINK GIRL poor eighty six lst row: P. Francis, C. Edwards, S. Tracewell I Hensge 2nd row: M. Thatcher, I. Obrist, R. Goddard I McNamara R Nourot GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Officers of Girls' League this year were Pat Francis, president: Marianne Thatcher, vice presi- dentp Rita Nourot, secretaryg and Iune Hensge, treasurer. These officers chose the following com- mittee chairrnen: Iudy McNamara, to welcome new studentsg Ioan Obrist, publicityg Rema Goddard, program, Sheila Tracewell, health, Cynthia Ed- wards, social: and Marianne Thatcher, member- ship. These nine students meet with Mrs. Eleanor Cookes, sponsor, once a month to plan the League meetings. President 1 Pat Francis Vice President 4 Marianne Thatcher Secretary -G Rita Nourot Treasurer 4- lune Hensge Program Chairman - Rema Goddard Social Chairman -- Cynthia Edwards Health Chairman A Sheila Tracewell Publicity Chairman 4 loanne Obrist Reception Chairman - - ludy McNamar'a DEAN OF GIRLS MRS. ELEANOR COOKES an --iqhty-st v ri 'Q '.., f': T 5 5 'Qvgk x ,-NE, -I '. Q -'-Av '. '5 Vw ' : S igh-6, , vga N ' I 5 alluring AFL A 5 - E ' : E '. Ag41.Ll ELA MOTHER and DAUGHTER TEA --nA- 1 lst row: I. Abbot, D. Maple, M. Fisher, H. Keibler, M. Thatcher, M. Leqas, R. Nourot. 2nd row: S. Miller, I. Baber, N. Beakman, R. Gordon, M. Kidwell, L. Brandel, P. LeMaster, I. Dever. DEANS' ASSISTANTS The Deans' Assistants act as private secretaries to both Mrs. Eleanor Cookes, dean of girls, and Mr. Ralph Elliott, dean of boys. Assistants also give minor first aid, always with the help of the deans. Deans' Assistants are junior and senior students who have grades of B or more and who express a wish to be of service. JUNIOR CLUB The special purpose of the Iunior Club, sole club in Portsmouth High School open only to colored students ot the junior class, is to raise money for the Iunior-Senior Prom for colored students. This Prom is given at Washington School on the same night as the one at P. H. and with the same chaperons. The dances are held separately in order that colored students other than juniors and seniors may be invited to the Prom at Washington School. To meet expenses, the Iunior Club has had dances ot its own and has been donated money by the school P. T. A. lt has a number ot plans tor activities in the future. William Fleming is presidenty Wanda Robinson, vice presidentg Mary Grayson, secretary, and Shirley Ferguson, treasurer. Every junior col- ored student is a member of Iunior Club. Miss Elizabeth Whitehouse was sponsor. lst row: W. Fleming, H. Bemse, W. Robinson, S. Ferguson, M. Brown, M. Grayson, P. White. 2nd row: H. Ellis, I. Scott, R. Haley, C. Burns, I. Webb, I. Hisle, W. Parsons. ' .Wit 2 lst row: B. Scott, R. Apel, M. L. Small, D. Exline, N. Stephenson, S. Taylor, N. Moore, S. Thatcher M. K. Eisnaugle. 2nd row: P. Grassman, N. Sisson, D. Flowers, L. Scott, R. Patton, R. Ratcliff L. Ledman, M. K. McColgan, L. Hooser, B. Brandel. 3rd row: N. White, D. M. Carter, W. Corbitt I. Grooms, M. Bagby, M. Moree, B. Laughlin, M. Winters, G. Meade, D. Walters, A. Spence, R Walgenbeck, N. Schneider. INTER NOS The purpose of Inter Nos, club open to all first year Latin students, is to stimulate interest in the Roman people and their language. Officers are Robert Kimble, president, Mary Lee Donley, Vice president, Loretta Hooser secretary, and George Schirrman, treasurer. Miss Anna Blazer is club sponsor lst row: C. Vanis, A. Bartlett, B. L. White, B. Kimble, B. Dunn, I. Bias, M. L. Downing, l. Cullen B. Wasserman, H. Burns, Clare Clark, Carl Clark. 2nd row: S. Kegley, R. Hammond, C. Cranston: R. Doll, A. Sisson, I. Peterson, l. Buckley, D. Toedtman, S. Harvey, G. Lawson, L. Lang, D. Diener, I. Smith. 3rd row: G. Schirrman, I. Wasserman, S. Clark, G. l-limes, P. Abrams, P. Gordon, B. L. Russell, B. Rollins, P. Shivener, E. Hurt, P. Smith, H. Bemse, C. Carr, A. Falter. 1 lst row: B. Combs, M. Downs, P. Ramsey, I. Mayo, D. Berry, B. McCulloch, G. Edwards, L. Iewett, F. Faine, B. Himes, D. Yaeqer. 2nd row: A. Snook, I. Allman, I. Toedtman, R. McAfee, I. Hill, I. Moore, P. Osborne, V. Robeson, D. Cooper, I. Lawyer, L. Kimble, B. Newman, B. Pitts, N. Appel, C. Linharn, E. Ford. 3rd row: C. Rayburn, I. Fisher, D. Livingston, E. Green, I. Lewis, C. Mohl. I. Clark, E. Schusky, N. Millirons, C. Hartz. I. McNamara, H. O'Roark, Fl. Bauer, H. Hazelbeck. PLUS ULTRA Plus Ultra, Latin club, composed of students taking second or third year Latin, chose as its officers this year Iohn Fisher, consul from the upper- classrneng Henry O'Roarke,, sophomore consulg Rachel Hopkins, quaestor Csecretarylg and Carolyn Middlecamp, quaestor Ctreasurerl. Miss Marqaret Ball is club sponsor. lst row: L. Wheeler, M. Levine, I. Hensqe, I. Abbott, H. Slattery, M. L. Elliot, C. Melvin, N. Nloraan, M Theiss, L. Barker, I. Meade. 2nd row: Ii. l-luniphreys, I. Kelly, S. Lehman, L. Binns, R. Adams, I. Fitch, F. Staker, D. Wood, I. Daugherty, L. Coe, A. Frantz, I. Aeh, R. Nourot, D. Armstrong, C. Hodge. 3rd row: li. Keeton, D. Maze, A. Laurence, R. Lane, W. Campbell, C. Tinqler, I. Hill, B. I. Poehlein, C. Middlecamp, P. Hopkins, M. Corley, M. Hawson, I. Obrist, N. Bartlett, E. Amick, H. A. White. lst row: P, Ruggles, I. Poole, C. Thacher, D. Finger, A. Ball, S. Schirrman, P. Burns, D. Corntee, W. Kinker. 2nd row: C. Horton, W. Bright, V. Demarcas, E. Hackworth, I. Batterson, H. Taylor, S. Miller, P. Mahan, M. Dunham, B. Cremeans, K. Morris. FRENCH CLUB I For the first time in several years French Club has been revived at P. H. S. Club purpose is to increase interest in French. Miss Iuanita Fuller was sponsor. Officers were Victor Demaras, president, Bill Bright vice president, Betty Cremeans, secretaryg and Phyllis Mahan, treasurer. LOS BUENOS VECINOS Los Buenos Vecinos, Spanish club, has been selling school caps and license tags for money to buy Spanish prose and musical records and a victrola. Miss Iuanita Fuller is the new sponsor, Dan Crabtree, presidentg Iack Batterson, vice presidentg Ioan Bickett, secretary: and Claudia Hatch, treasurer. lst row: G. Treat, S. Stokes, B. Goddard, C. Edwards, I. Scurlock, I. Hicks, I. Conley, I. Lever, W. Robinson, I. Flamer, B. Tanner, P. White, B. Miller. 2nd row: B. Yeager, R. Shyrock, D. Cowdrey, R. Hale, H. Bemse, Fl. Iohnson, L. Feurt, I. McGuire, M. Werner, E. Adams, S. Tracewell, B. Long, S. Lessenberry, M. Hopkins, I. Hollis, D. Denny, C. Hatch. 3rd row: D. Crabtree, D. Iourney, C. Knowles, I. Lany, I. Batterson, W. Bright, I. Scott, B. Iarvis, A. Bending, I. Cox, C, Beck, I. Bickett, S. Burch, L. Peake, M. Kidwell, P. Cassell, P. Rogers, M. Eastwood. . 1 H ,gg , 4. Af? X an .F Nw. K 95 355'- lst row: C. Hatch, I. Conley, C. Hodge, M. L. Elkins, I. Abbott, E. Sargent, L. Gin, 2nd row: P. Adams, I. Fitch, A. Lett, I. Barry, E. Cobourn, E. Adams, G. Iohnson. 3rd row: I. Baber, I. Chapman, C. Beck, I. Batterson, I. Lewis, I. Lang, R. Doll. DEBATE CLUB - The purpose of Debate Club is to promote constructive thinking and effective speaking. This year's clebators appeared betore a Trinity church group, the P. T. A. council, the Business and Protessional Women's Club, Washington High School, and a school assembly. Officers were Iack Lewis, president, Richard Doll, vice president, Lena Gin, secretaryg and Elaine Cobourn, treasurer. Miss Isabel Musser was again club sponsor. ' LIBRARY CLUB ' Library Club, Keepers ot the Light, is sponsored by Miss Bernice Kirkpatrick, librarian. The club meets monthly tor social and business sessions, and members are expected to keep above C average. During the years stu- dents help With the work of the library. Officers are Annabelle Lester, presi- dent, Ruth White, vice president, Helen Slattery, secretary, Unadel Skeens, treasurerp and Louise Iewett, historian. .lst row: H. Coyle, N. White, I. Hicks, U. Skeens, A. Goodman, A. Lester, H. Slattery. 2nd row: C. Turner, D. Bauer, G. Weiss, G. Prater, M. L. Iewett, H. Stephenson, R. A. White, P. Mahan. Not pictured: R. Proctor, C. Brooks, B. Drake, H. Craft, I. Rice, M, Dunlap. lst row: M. Dunlap, D. Nettle, B. White, B. Shied, P. Kitchen, P. Meadows, W. Askew, F. McComb, K. Schuler. 2nd row: M. Lewis, T. Arnold, S. Gallaher, P. Evans, A. McCally, W. Dunn, P. Frantz, P. Dadosky, I. Rice, N. White, B. Brown, P. Richards, I, Malcolm, I. Lykins, K. Lyon. 3rd row: B. McKinney, W. Spradlin, D. Maple, B. Simms, P. Rayburn, P. Staples, C. Breaks, C. McCann, B. Papillion, B. Nelson, W. Marcum, S. Iames, A. Lake, V. Dunn, D. Parsley, M. Looney. BETTY LAMP CLUB Girls interested in home economics make up Betty Lamp Club. Each must earn 50 points, which are given tor various services, before becoming a member. Miss Edna Iolly was sponsor this year. Wanda Dunn was presi- dentg Wyvetta Spradliri, vice presidentg Virginia Dunn, Secretary, Pat Evans, treasurer. SCIENCE CLUB Science Club, newly formed from combined Chemistry and Physics Clubs, attempted through experimentation and lectures to create greater in- terest in science. Mr. R. D. Cole and Mr. Lowell Adams were sponsors. Officers were Iohn Fisher, presidentg Bob Day, vice presidentg Helen Hazlebeck, secre- tary: Iohn Randall, treasurer. lst row: C. Thacker, C. Edwards, M. Leqas, M. Thatcher, I. Martin, S. Stokes, P. Rogers, L, Feurt, B. Riddenbach, l. Artis, B. Dunham, VV. Dever, L. Gin, M. Fisher, C. Tingler. 2nd row: I. Randall, D. Little, B. Day, I. Diddle, B. Smith, D. Whipple, B. Miller, D. Moore, B. Mucha, B. McFarren, McNamara, R. Bauer, H. Hazlebeck, R. Gordon, P. Francis, L. Brandel, L. Peake, I. McGuire, Adams, S. Shy, E. Cobourn. 3rd row: E, DuPuy, I. Doughtery, I. Cook, D. Iourney, L. Warnock, Fisher, D. Livingston, B. Hoonier, E. Green, I. Lewis, L. Berkley, H. Hewitt, D. Crabtree, B, Howard, Thomas, M. Crabtree, E. Hathorne, C. Hall. I. P. l. I. .M 413' lst row: I. Abbott, M. Legas, M. Elkins, E. Lyons, I. Conley, C, Hodge, M. Fisher, C. Hatch, B. Cornett, D. Barker. 2nd row: D. Crabtree, S. Golden, R. Gordon, B. Francis, I. Baber, D. Baker, E. Adams, E. Cobourn, M. Eastwood, I. Dodge, I. McGuire, B. Creameans, I. Barry, B. Long. 3rd row: D. Doll, I, Fisher, B. Bright, D. Iourney, D. Livingston, I. Lang, B. Hoover, I. Lewis, I. Batterson, C. Beck, I. Conley, C. Knowles, P. Francis, H. Hazlebeck. REVELERS CLUB Bevelers, only dramatic club ot P. H. S., is open to juniors and seniors interested in dramatics. This year's pnoductions included a play and Vaude- villainy, l947. Mr. Bert Leach was again sponsor. Officers were Dick Doll, president, Iack Lewis, vice president, Claudia Hatch, secretary, Elaine Coe bourn, treasurer. HALL lV.lONlTOR'S CLUB Hall Monitor's Club completed its third yea: ot service this year tit Portsmouth High School. The iO5 students, serving as monitors, are posted at dilterent positions in the corridors. Their task is to direct visitors and to keep the halls clear ot students loitering witliout permission. Any student monitor with a grade below a C is dismissed. Mrs. Eleanor Cookes, dean ot girls, and lvlr. Ralph Elliott, dean ot boys, serve as club sponsors. lst row: R. Gerrard, P. Iourney, L. Fife, D. Armstrong, D. Denny, L. Dyer, V. Dunn, T. Theiss, S. Shy, R. Goddard, C. Edwards, E. Patrick, B. McCulloch, S. Lehman, R. Hopkins, C. Linham, P. Castle. I. Spires. 2nd row: I. Buckley, B. Bodmer, R. Monk, M. Bercini, I. Moore, M. Buckley, E. Scott, C. Beck, B. Day, I. Conley, L. Thornton, H. Kemp, R. Bauer, E. Felty, B. Smith, B. Hale, B. Baker, P. Osborne, N. Appel, P. Rogers, D. Talbot, I. Kelly, B. McConnell. 3rd row: D. Bauer, I. Lykins, B. Brown, I. Conley, G. Meade, L. Wheeler, I. Hensge, M. Levine, M. Evans, C. Melvin, B. Reiden- bach, I. Martin, L. Gin, N. Morgan, W. Spradlin, D. Maple, S. Golden, B. Francis, P. Adams, C, Thacker, P. Orth. 4th row: C. Thompson, W. Green, I. Book, L. Warnick, D. Stewart, E. Newman, L. Reeg, E. Hackworth, A. Lett, I. Batterson, H. Wood, I. Wikoft, R. Oliver, L. Adams, I. Rammel, I. Rapp, G. Obrist, P. Francis, C. Hartz, M. Wallace, G. Hill. - lst row: I. Wikoff, W. Bates, W. Eastman, F. Warden, C. Thompson, D. Beard, C. Paltz. Znd row: Mr. Iackson, W. Masie, R. Collier, I. Tracy, E. Barker, I. Thompson, P. Cook, D. Smith, Mr. Rohr, E. Collins. 3rd row: P. Dinsmore, W. Lewis, R. Gibbs, P. Phipps, R. Cook, I. Price, T. Bailey, N. Cooper. h . KILROYS KIDS Kilroy's Kids, newly organized Veterans' Club, chose Bill Lewis, presi- dentg Frank Dinsmore, vice presidentg Noel Cooper, secretaryg and Clayton Fultz, treasurer. Mr. Sylvan Iackson and Mr. William Bohr were sponsors. Club activities this year were an assembly and two dances. All club members are ex-servicemen. TRADES AND INDUSTRIES CLUB Students in Trades and Industries classes organized a Trades and Industries Club this year for sports and social events. Members elected George Mercer, president: Pete Tracy, vice presidentg Don Percell, secretaryy and David Thomas, treasurer. Mr. Ioseph Yonovitz and Mr. Dent Bowson are sponsors. lst row: D. Leiqhtenheimer, L. Call, T. Taylor, Mr. Rowson, P. Tracy, H. Cantwell, D. Thomas, D. Purcell, G. Mercer, I. Carr, I. Campbell, D. Manley, B. Lowe, R. Munn, E. Winters, A. Cornwell, D. Lyon. 2nd row: Mr. Yonovitz, D. Gee, W. Roe, I. White, R. Evans, H. Byrd, C. Liles, C. Spires, C. Pyles, Pt. Davis, B. Hollis, T. Barney, G. Ward, P. Heaberlin, C. Tuttle, I. West, G. Crisp, P. Diles, R. Moore, T. Call, R. Callihan, I. Little, H. McCay, H. Gannon, N. Bush, I. Chapman. 3rd row: A. Welton, O. Prater, C. Kline, I. Spaulding, F. Shumate, I. Davies, C. Burns, P. lson, R. Burkhart, Pt. Earl, H. Clark, D. Dodge, I. Gilispie, R. Dorr, B. Snyder, H. Dyer, W. White, B. Underwood, I-l. Dortch, R. Harris, D. Prosch, D. Lyons, B. Peart, I. Hehl, Cottrell, I. Ewing, W. Warrell, G. Blanton. Back row: I. Meadows, M. Lawson, I. VanBibber, E. Carmichael, B. Gallion, V. Williams, G. Tagg, I. Anderson, R. Spangler. Front row: I. Salladay, M. Rogers, S. Zeune, B. Varner, I. Horton, P. King, B. Snyder, E. Sargent. COMMERCIAL CO-OPERATIVE CLASS The Commercial Co-operative class organized this year to stimulate interest in better training to meet the needs of business and to promote correct business behavior. Officers were Ioyce Van Bibber, presidentg Blanche Varner, vice presidentg Barbara Snyder, secretaryy Margaret Lawson, treasurer. Miss Iean Salladay was sponsor. Event of the year was a visit to Cincinnati busi- ness firms. FUTURE RETAILERS OF OHIO This year's officers for Portsmouth affiliate of Future Retailers of Ohio include Richard Nettles, president, Donald Bowen, vice presidentg Mafalda Curcio, secretary, and Bernadine Pidcock, treasurer. Miss Sarajane Conway is sponsor. Club purpose is to develop progressive, respected, and successful leadership in retailing by careful choice in the field where abilities may be used to the best advantage. lst row: A. Looney, S. Nagel, M. Neal, F.. Secrest, M. Mann, D. Evans, I. Bauer. 2nd row: I. Iarvis, P. Taylor, B. Heath, M. Curcio, E. Harrod, B. Lambert, B. Pidcock, I. Comer. 3rd row: R. Gibbs, D. Bowen, C. Roe, D. Nettles, C. Mitchell, D. Cook, B. Poston, E. Greer, I. Nagel, I. lson, B. Patrick. ,, ... wxwwmwmw W .,..e-- N ,..-- M swf.,-N ,,,,.......-M- A,,,,,,M M XM ,,,.,....w,,,.qaw-ww vga M. M, . ,KX W mv ,MMM vwwmynqw M ng -F , XWWNBWWVM . ,,.,,,,.W.mw.1 4,.....,..,.w-1,-w.1.,.,,. VK A ,W My wmwms-w - ' ' .,, .WW wmmmfemw Y a1n1 pq numvnut 1 -- 1 Q? y I 5 T' 1 S I 3, fu li t li FD- ? Tilly ,tw - fX ' ETC' f Qf I 'SOS Sig it tggfbfo o t r crm ,wiv in diy. Y f ' CJ X W. ,Y-f VOCATIONAL CQMMERCIAL PROGRAM Commercial cooperative class, open to seniors in the commercial course. Was organized again this year for the first time in three years. Miss lean Salla- day, coordinator, had charge of the course. As in previous years, students spent three periods in school and the rest ot their dayon the job applying their education and at the same time acquiring a preliminary View oi the functions of a business office. Class work forico-ops included advanced shorthand and transcription, typing problems, business mathematics, filing and work' with special machines such as calculators, comptometers, dictaphones and mimeo- graphs. The class organized a club to further the business studies and social re- lations. They met once a month for dinner meetings at the Wilmere Tea Room. page ninety-nine V OCATIONAL DISTRIBUTWE EDUCATION Distributive education was revived as a course this year with Miss Sarajane Conway as coordinator. Students or- ganized a Iunior Retailers of Ohio club and sent Don Bowen and Dick Nettles to the fall meeting in Col- umbus of the state organization. Dick, president ot Portsmouth club, Was elected district presi- dent and vice president ot the State. He planned and pre- sided at the meeting ot the Southern district in March and represented that diss trict at the national con- vention in Memphis, Tenn. Other officers for the local chapter are Don Bowen, vice president, Mafalda Curcio, secretary, and Ber- nadine Pidcock, treasurer, D. E. students study morn- ings and also learn by Working afternoons in lo- cal stores. Since the job makes after school meet- ings impossible, the club has had dinner meetings at the Wilmere every six weeks. 0-an ,, ,, ,, , , ....,., H . Q: '- 'ff QNX sa v M 'K 95 PS9 XSUUSWQXXQQ YYQDCBYNPXW depoxxgoefxx Qxoxlxdee comeee- ko ioockixoe ekxop. ood dn-coodxixorixoa Qifxe qeox. Yxeewoerx vlkxkcxo dexroxes ofxe Qetkod no 604 fixes ekxeex goexok vloxv, ood A ox Qoe xxoiox xoxei- e Boiwooidk. todae ND ektkee dm tee QCXOO , wie Owl 0 ex 'Y QOQXX ado OX xep ' coo O 10 ' Qxc . get OKNKI . 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BAND P. H. S. Band, under its new director, Mr. Einar Helstrom. has 42 members this year. The band played at football qames and assembly programs. Officers were Harold Conkel, presi- dentg Iames Hobbs, vice president, Clifford Adkins, secretary and treasurer, and Iames Cook, librarian. Drum Mcxioretle: Iudy Hollis rwfii ,ffl 57lr5 ff-5...f-fishvlq-Ju lst row-L. Coe. I. Hobbs. P. Adams. R. Little. H. Conkle. R. Allison H. Waring. T. Swope. B. Dyer. F. Scott. E. Moritz. 2nd row-D. Brooks I. Cook. E. Robertson. R. Lalhrop, I.. Sainopolis. C. Harwood. I. Daveys W. Burns. E. Roberts. I. Cutlip. A. Spence. L. Still. 3rd row-R. Barnes I. Newman. I. Little. A. Olsen. E. Green. G. Brannock. I. Allman. M Winlers. C. Adkins. 4th row-I. Hollis. B. Pitts. E. Ford. W. Henson I. Stir. D. Baker. B. Mucha. I. Compton. I. Suler, M. Wedebrook. I. Arnold swixisuwgu Mi... . 1-m li.: Hi- sr New MW rw-N MW--sw' 1 1 P. H. S. QRCHESTRA P. H. S. Orchestra reorganized this year under its new director, Mr. Einar Helmstrom, has 14 members. The orchestra practices fifth period. Members played overture and entre act selections for school dramatic performances and for assem- blies. Officers were Clifford Adkins, presidentg Iames Cook, Vice presidentg Harold Conkel, secretary-treasurerg and David Baker, librarian. Drum Maiorette: I ean Arnold 5 .lilly ' lst row-R. McAfee. N. Chamberlain. I. Boring. H. Conkle. D. Sutherland. P. Georhart. 2nd row-I. Hobbs. E. Ford. L Cook. E. Moritz. I. Stir. C. Adkins. I. Compton. I. Allman. Emma Lou Ford Ioan Suter mx . is . ,, I iff , I -rf 'Q M I XX Y Y I Y Q . x W X1 'X 5 ,.Z.A' f 3 Margaret Wedebrook p qe one hundred eiq Q, Barbara Pitts of' lofi Q4 ,r High Shool Choir and Glee Club Irisiructor, Q Miss Sadie Mann Band and Orchestra Director Mr. Einar Helstrom pug one hundred nine 1 2nd row- 15' 'ow- L Tubbs E. Stanley pl whiie M. Grayson C. Can. I. Fisher Carol Melvin L- Jackson E. Mathews I' Fisher O. Taylor V. Smith W. Robinson I. Taylor 1. can M- Kem 3rd row-G. Ellis. A. Parker. D. Iohnson, H. Bemse. H. Bemse. M. Nichols, H. Carr. V. Peary. JUBALETTES Iubalettes is open to all colored girls in P. H. S. This year the organization sang in Various assemblies, in the annual Christmas concert, and at the 14th Street Community Center. The club was directed by Miss Sadie Mann, vocal music instructor. Officers were Marilyn Nichols, president and accompanist, Margaret Kent, vice president, Iune Taylor, secretaryp and Irene Cave, treasurer. Club librarians were Ioyce Fisher and Frances Williams. lst row-Iohn Wasserman, S. Clark. R. Burtob. D. Dailey, R. Kemplor, H. Packard, D. Multer. C. Glenn. B. Kitcher, B. Rogers. R. Hoelis. 2nd row-R. Rigley, E. Greer. I. King. D. Staflord. G. Curnutte, G. Rigley. W. Collier. Iohn Everman. I. Kitchen. C. Cranston. E. Sevanel. BCY'S CLEE CLUB The Boy's Glee'Club is open to all boys in P. H. S. Who are interested in choral music. The club has sung in assemblies, in the operetta, and at P. T. A. meetings. After the completion ot two years of service the boys either may stay in the club or advance to the Choir. Officers of the club were George Curnutte, president, Richard Clark, secretaryp and Glen Rigley, treasurer. Miss Sadie Mann was director of the club. page one hundred ten JUNICB CLEE CLUB Any girl interested in music is eligible to join the lunior Glee Club. During the year the Club sang at an assembly, the Mother and Daughter Tea, and participated in the Christmas concert. This year's officers were Loretta Hooser, president: Carolyn Mitchell, vice president, Barbara Preston, secretary, and Sue Taylor, treasurer. The lunior Glee Club is under the direction of Miss Sadie Mann. lst row-D. Moore, H. Hemphill, J. Putman, J. Lewis, Charlotte Artis. C. Mitchell, L. Riggs, B. Preston, M. Down- ing, D. Pyle, B. White, A. Bartlett, C. Vanis, S. Hamhlin, B. Moore, B. Hoover. 2nd row-B. Sikes, S. Thacher, M. Eisnaugle, N. Hoop, B. Nagel, R. Walgenbach, P. Orih, D. Walters, A. Welch, M. Small, D. Exline, A. Lake, B. Brandel, M. Higrish, G. Sammons, B. Scott. 3rd row-P. Scott. B. Chucales, P. Pyles, Helen Gambill, W. Mill- irons, L. Barnaky, M. Pence, L. Oppenheimer. S. Taylor, L. Hooler, G. Porter, B. Smith, P. Gordon, M. Fox, Fay Hutchinson, B. Russell. SENICB CLEE CLUB Senior Glee Club, directed by Miss Sadie Mann, is composed of high school girls who meet two or three times each week. Officers are Marian Rigrish, president, Patricia Sparks, vice presidentg Gwili Prater, secretary, and Patricia Scott, treasurer. The group sang this year at the annual Christmas concert and Mother-Daughter Tea. lst row-L. Riggs, B. Hoover, S. Hamblin, C. Mitchell, D. Donley, C. Artis, W. Askew, J. Lewis, H. Hemphill. F. McHone, J. Putman. 2nd row-H. Schmidt, P. Copas, 0. Daniels, P. Davis. N. Hoop, A. McCally, D. Snyder, M. Pascoe, D. Yeager, P. Scoit, M. Eisnaugle, P. Pyles, H. Gambill, R. Apel. 31-d row-W. Wheller, M. Lawson, H. fgepgxergon, glezch, B. McLaughlin, D. Huberlin, M. Rigrish, D. Morris, L. Vesi, M. Williams. A. Lake. M. Fox, . ar ee, . rt . ..,., . , --. C ' . . 5. get gl i . 'i' .QQ ,te ., . .t qt 8 4 Q lf . VKV. T 2. ,.:... 1 Q 3, page one hundred eleven E X .uri LY r A l li CHOIR The Choir is the only mixed chorus in Portsmouth High School. All its members have had at least one year's experience in either the boys' or girls' glee clubs. This year the choir sang at church services and at several special meetings in Portsmouth. As its annual Christmas program, the choir gave a formal evening concert and two Christmas assemblies for P. H. S. students during the last Week before Christmas vacation. The choir varied its usual course by singing spiritual. popular, and novelty pieces as Well as sacred numbers. lt sponsored one ot the P. T. A. after-game dances and collected tax stamps to buy music. Choir members elected Helen Anne Hazlebeck, presidentg Bob Davis, vice president, Dean Byers, secretary, and Dolores Barker, treasurer. Miss Sadie Mann, Vocal music instructor, directed the choir. Accompanists were Waneida Dever and Betty Hove-ncamp. Row 1-I.. Barker. U. Dunn. C. Hatch. D. Williams. I. Suter, I. Daugherty. C. Howell. I. Morris. N Plummer. P. Smith. L. Pryor. W. Dever. Row 2-B. Newman. P. Waver, I. McBride. V. Dunn. C. McCurm. H. Hazelbeck. D. Barker. B. Hcxvencump. I. Hollis. M. Wedebroolr. M. Vest. D. Pratt. B. Kennurd. N. Bartlett. E. Amick. E. Feltz. Row 3-I. Grooms, D. Byers. D. Gcxmbill. B. Davis R. Gordon, S. Burch. V. Pascoe. C. Winters. C. Hockenheimer. W. Collier. H. Potts. C. Davis. C Lieghtenhiemer. R. Barns. I. Conley. D. Lewis. B. Glenn. page one hundred twelve page one hundred thirteen HSTRICTLY PGRMALH IANE ..... .. ..,.,..,. ...,,... ..,..,.. S u z anne Schrrrman SALLY ....... .A.,,,...A.,.A, ..A.,.,.,.. ,,.,.AA..,.., . AGNES ......... ,.............,. ,...,,,,A.. ANDREW CUTLER ,.A, Ioan Conley ,. Ioanne Baber Iim Daugherty NETTIE CUTLER .,,.A..,. .,. .,... Ioan Bickett MR. AI-IERN .,.........., ,. IIM ...........,......,,...... .....,,. ROSE A.....,.,............ .,..... MRS. TILTON I OSIE .,..,..,...,..,..4 ...,.o ELROY ......., ,.. ..., GEORGE ..,.,,,., ..o.o. MARCIA ,..........,.......,.,,.o...., CINDY .....,....o,..,.................. ,.,. A... MARILYN ..............,.,.L .,,,.........,. ..,, LT. BOB CUNNINGHAM ..,..,.. .... Bob Mucha .. Iohn Thomas . Polly Ruqqles Larue Kaps Dolores Barker Bill Bright Iohn Hazlebeck Dolores Shope .. Boots Francis Patty Klock Charles Hall STAGE CREW Don Moore Don Foehr Bob Miller Betty Io Mclferren fl T52 D It yer-fl PROPERTIES Betty I. Samson Mary Ellen Scott Matilda Baqby , PROMPTERS fuck Bcrtterson Betty Cremecms page one hundred fiiie MURDER IN REI-IEARSAL SENIOR PLAY- SOMETHING FOR NCDTHING Identiiicaiion for photos on page ll Lilv-N it H Erlurth W Green H Womack L. Daniels. STAGECREVV The Stagecrew IS orqamzed for the purpose of caring for the stage and propertles durmq assembhes plays and other such activities. The members of the Staqecrew elect new members each year Miss Florence Litman is chair- IDENTIFICATIONS FOR PHOTOS ON PAGE 117 Group l. lop: Dick Doll. Eloise Lyon. Damon Iourney. Cynthia Edwards. Group 2. left: Elaine Coburn. Iaclc Lewis. Pa! Francis. Groap 3. right: Dave Grashel. Ioan Dodge. Martha lean Fisher. Group 4. boitom: Bea Heath. Marianne Thaicher. Senior Play PROMPTERS I. Scurlock. R. A. Gordon. I. McGuire. I.. Brandel. M. Leqas. R. Goddard. page one hundred elahteen '---...,-hmmm Wlfthyu' 1' Q 'LK F Z' . X Q gf ff' 4 , if Q V 55 M W. i ! sig Q My 4 s N ln. .L Kil.roy's Cousins .Gruesome Foursome Peaceful Iourney f ff Q ,,f X' 'X ' in f K Y f . J V' Y' X gf W Q W ffl QQ 5 cw Wfgiklffif 9 Q. vf , E7 cf:4xm:.a- C I3 'A ff pcrqe one hundred twenty-two 2151. In E UDEEDGD D U D U Q -.5'r:L,4J,.fn.-4-.1 :ge at 'f:4ll:.: e':w 4, ' -- W xWf 77777 J' 'VH Let It Snow! Let It Snow! pcxq one? hund d tw lyll 'if' '-s f ,X 4? Q' x ,sv uf TALENT FROM VAUDEVILLAINY, 1947 EP 1? N ' '-2 P V gk x K. N 'Q 1, xx page one hundred twenty-five Y- fg? -'Y' 93 5 ff? r 1 7v,,...-- ff? fa ' N V Q5 5 K' ,,,...-A--r' ,ff 'gp Ki Q MQ,- 111 5:1 kgx. ff 'Q' W if-df JW ill V' JW 4'1- 'Q' JANUARY C125 4 K x x' K Fifi ... IXLQ .jf IN N X R ffx '-Y! Rm' Kfv ,1--of hundred twenty-eiqh K 5 Y ffl' xf X- VV 1-rf' U Qxv KL 4- 'm ' W Q13 3 vcjfr u 14 uk? Xl 4 0 n X7 A W H , I UW N X259 ,H ftp 7 v5f'X'fi5? f ' A W5 D VXQ L-im! ll V69 0 0 'N RQ Q JUNE E 1 I Q fb is ffl 'Q y qt f as mf Q., X 'E I r W9 I X .MQW , 'K iigwlnvj 3 rf x W3 Q20 XE 4 I d d my-nine Q 03-4 I fmvmry ' 6' 651 .5 9 1, V V X' V if Q ,Ji SILHOUETTES OF THE FOOTBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS QUEEN AN D ATTENDANTS PC1439 Queen Sarah DuPuy Cynthia Edwards one hundred ihirty-t WO ,,5, sf Qwig :ii vi ,X M arg' .4 'WW 1125: :rags 2 ,M A Lf ,Ni 2 44 T in ' fic? Janet Mcxrtin Lynette Feurt Maggie Leqcxs page one hundred thiriy-three page E one hundred ur, thirty-four fa-Q W ws C Clfeferio St UH A fl '5xixX6XDQ Cusxo cixcms . ,rin- Sf ,-A - -. ....1iM... . -bf M far! ,St W, 'P f 1' w 5 , 'X Af' f .........-...su --Q-p TROJAN CLASS Th 1947 Tro'an Class worked in co operat1on with the News Class to qive G l the students of Portsmouth High School a record of their happy school days tatt wishes to thank all those Whose kindness and co operation have rnade this book possible V Miss Dorothy McKinney Art Mr Sylvan Iackson Photography School Admtnlstrators and Faculty The Student Body The Trojan S NEWS STAFF ltop left? Mary L. Elkins: Miss Mary Elizabeth Schwartz. sponsor: Claudia Hatch. Ctop rightl lim Barry. Martha Eastwood. Elaine Cobourn. Ccenterl Sue Miller, lack Lang, Carolyn Hodge, David Livingston. Betty Cremeans. 4 S flower leiftl Eloise Lyons. Richard Doll, Bill Hoover. flower riqhtl lack Lewis, Helen Anne Hazlebeck. ' lack Batterson, Iohn Fisher. TROJAN STAFF Bea Long. Ellen Adams. Maqqie Leqas. Bob Howard Sheila Tracewell Sarah DuPuy tnsertl Bernard Smith v P'+D5'?3k3Z5dv4 A Left to right-Damon Iourney, Icmet Martin, Ioyce Scurlock Polly Ruqgles. Marianne Thatcher. Suzanne Schirrman Mary Ellen Scott. Delores Shope. Albert Saqraves. Q in Y. lfylgggl mi gb H410 Q ff X it Cljggil Sitting. 1. to. r.-Pat Francis, Hema Goddard, lim Fitch. Standing. l. to r.-Dan Crabtree. Ianny McGuire, Iudy McNamara. Ioan Dodge. Betty Simms. Business Manager. Front-Sammye Lessenberry. Wanieda Dever, Boots Francis, Marilyn Werner. Sarah Shy. Back-Lavonne Brandel. Ruth Anne Gordon, Pete Hauck. Robert Shyrock. page one hundred thirty-nine PHOTOGRAPHY Bill Hoover, luck Smith, Leonard Berkley. T. B. Tests! Negative or Positive? 1 il A 439 T7E'S'I5-' 'ZR' Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item THE OLDER ORDER CHANGETH. YIELDING PLACE TO NEW . . 1. I, Ellen Adams, will my devil eyes and ability to get in tight places to anyone who's sucker enough to want them. 2. I, Lavonda Adams, will my seat in Business English to Iohn Lawyer. 3. I, Peggy Adams, will my Dagwood characteristic of being there just on time to Dot Berry. 4. I, Clifford Adkins, will by ability to play better than lim Cook to Iimmy Scott. 5. I, Iean Anderson, will my place in Co-op class to Betty Cummins. 6. I, Anna Mae' Applegate, will Ray Yeagle to Billie Papillon because she'll never get him otherwise. h 7. I, Mary Io Armstrong, will my hilarious actions and my love tor football to Phyllis Smith. 8. I, Ida Faye .Artis, will my inherited nick-name Tinka to Wilma Yuenqer. 9. I, Iames Atkinson, will all my brains and all my blues to a fellow with the big shoes. Chuck Davis. 10. I, Ted Backus, will my manners to Everett Martin. ll. I, David Baker, will my place in Miss Dupuyfs heart to any math fiend. 12. I, Tom Barney, will my way of getting along with girls to Pete Tracy. 13. I, Dick Beard, will my red overalls to Dick Anderson. 14. l, Dorothea Bloomer, will my quiet ways to Carolyn Hodge. 15. I, Betsy Bogart, will my blonde hair to Mitzi Levine. 16. I, Don Bowen, will my car to Iudy Aeh for her to go out stepping. 17. I, Iean Bower, will my seat in Miss Musser's Business English class to Iunior Gerard. l8. I, Orville Bradford, will Russ Davis my two period a day school year. 19. I, George Brannock, will my 'good name, left by my ancestor. Richard, the fire cracker king, to .some underclassman. A 20. I, Ralph Burkhardt, will my good habits of machine shop to Puny Call. 21. I, Helen Burns, will my brains to Dottie Maple. 22. QI, Norman Bush, will my ability to work on cars to anybody withfa pair of pliers. 23. I, Tom Call, will Lathe No. I0 Machine Shop to Buck Pyle. 24. I, Harlie Cantwell, will my car to Flip Spriggs, to pick up all good looking girls. 25. I, Eileen Carmichael, will my place in Commercial Co-op class to Georgeann Iohnson. 26. I, Patsy Cassell, will my ability to play the piano to Hazel Fannin. 27. I, lack Chabot, will my green, yellow, gray and red shirt to Dick Sutherland. 28. I, George Chucales, will my position on the football team to Bill Stidham. 29. I, Howard Clark, will my great ability to day dream to Ioel Adams. 30. I, Elaine Cobourn, will the good times of my senior year to lane Dunham. 31. I, William Collier, will my greatest ability of being the teacher's pest to Hoggy Davis. 32. I, Ray Collins, will my one-hinge locker to some unfortunate person. 33. I, Ianet Comer, will just leave--and the teachers thank heaven. A 34. I, Harold Conkel, will first chair clarinet in band to Lily Cole. 35. I, Alton Cornwell, will my position as captain of the bench, warmers to Paul Ison. 36. I, Dan Crabtree, will my height to lim Fitch. 37. I, Lawrence Daniels, will my manager job to Don Goodan. I 38. I, Bob Davis, will my brain to Bob Newman. 39. I, Bob Day, will my position as Miss DuPuy's math wizard to some dumb sophomore. 40. l,lIim Diddle, will my seat in trig class to some bright junior. 41. I, Ioan Dodge, will my green shoes to Dot Armstrong. 42. I, Dick Doll, will my devastating acting ability to Iames Alloishus Barry. ' 43. I, Bertie Dunham, will my curly hair to Doris Pyle. 44. I, Virginia Dunn, will my brilliance to lim Lykins. . 45. I, Wanda Lee Dunn, will to Sue Iames, my knowledge: so that she may go to college. 46. I, Sarah Dupuy. will to all the rest of the kids at P. I-I. S. the only thing that's left- the river. 47. I, Raymond Earl, will anything I have to anybody who wants it. 48. I, Walter Eastham, will my luck to Wayne Ford. 49. I, Martha Eastwood, will my love of debating to lack Iay Batterson. 50. I, Anna Lou Edwards, will my front seat in Miss Burton's room to Nellie Dickison. 5l. I, Cynthia Edwards, will my ability to do everything: wrong to Ioan Kelley. 52. I, Mary Lou Elkins, will my love of peace and tranquility to Ray Benner. page one hundred forty Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item AND SO. DEAR REMAINDERS. READ WHAT WE WILL TO YOU! 53. I, Georgia Ellis, will my voice to Mary Alice Grayson. 54. I, Bob Erfurth, will my stage-crew job to Don Cowdrey. 55. I, Dixie Evans, will my ability to be late for class to my sister, Patty. 56. I, Qwen Evans, will the position as manager of girls' sports to Iackie Conley. 57. I, Iohn Fisher, will my ability to run down the aisle during plays to Robert Doll. 58. I, Martha lean Fisher, will some of my weight to someone who needs it. 59. I, Ioan Flamer, will my smile to Mickey Iohnson. . 60. I, Pat Francis, will my ability to get mother parts in plays to Dee Barker. 61. I. Betty Gallion, will my ready smile to Sue Iames. 62. I, Ray Gibbs, will women! Take care of them till my kid brother is oi age. Then!!! 63. I, Constance Gilbert, will my playing cards to Barb Baker. 64. I, Lena Gin, will my ability to stay out of trouble to some lucky person, who gets fre quent calls from the Dean's office. 65. I, Linda Gin, will my salesmanship ability to some underclassman. 66. I, Betty Glaze, will my love for talking to Wanda Wheeler. 67. I, Betty Glenn, will to Louella Fyffe my wonderful love for shorthand. 68. I, Denver Goddard, will my happy times in Coach McComb's class to some freshman 69. I, Rema Goddard, will my one S. P. to Mary Ellen Scott. 70. I, Susan Golden, will my big feet to Shelia Tracewell. 71. I, Ruth Ann Gordon, will my parts in all the operettas to Barbara Preston. 72. I, Carolyn Graham, will my walking space in the hall to Billie Papillon. 73. I, David Grashel, will my place t?l in Miss DuPuy's heart to Corky Sparks. 74. I, Walter Green, will my place as Miss Burton's favorite student to Tom Dickson. 75. I, Iune Hamilton, will my civics grades to Betty Hammond. 76. I, Bea Heath, will my turned up nose to Rita Nourot. 42 77. I, George Hill, will a good year for Dick Anderson in tootball. 78. I, Iames Hobbs, will my place in band to Tom Swope. 79. Charles Hockenheimer, will my place in bass section of Choir to 'Howard Potts. 80. I, Bill Hollis, will my excellent grades to Boy Callihan. 81. I, Iuanita Hood, will my ability of chewing gum to Betty Cremeans. 82. I, Bill Hoover, will my ability to foul up in Qualitative to anyone who thinks him self capable of such outrages. - 83. I, Charles Horton, will my ability to sleep in class to some tired junior. 84. l, Ianet Horton, will my knack for forgetting to take home books to some freshman. 85. I, Robert Howard, willlmy position as master mechanic to Bill Lowe. 86. I, Colleen I-Iudson, will my height to Christine Knowles. 87. I, Ioan Ison, will my detective ability to Annabelle Lester. ' 88. I, Nita Iarvis, will my after the game cider parties to Sonnie, my junior brother. 89. I, Betty Lambert, will my place in D. E. to anyone who's interested. 90. I, Iack Lang, will my ability to muddle an assembly to Ierry Barry. 91. I, Richard Little, will my ability to keep in step to Eddy Mort. 92. I, lean Lykins, will my curly hair to George Blanton. 93. I, Dolores McFarland will my good times to Wanda McFarland. 94. AI, Iudy McNamara, will my ability to get to school before the last bell to my brother. 95. I, Gertrude McNeil, will my bowling ability to Red. 96. I, Henry Martin, will all of my girls to some one who will' keep them happy. 97. I, Essie Meadows, will my good looks to Io King. 98. I, Io Anne Meadows, will my timidness to Billie Io Meadows. 99. I, George Mercer, will my salesmanship of a certain product to Dick I-larrley. 100. I, Iuanita Mershon, will my love for dancing to Bay Oliver. 101. I, Carolyne Mitchell, will my natural blonde hair and glamorous figure to Sue Miller 102. I, Iim Molster, will my big feet to Butch Hancock. 103. I, David Mullins, will Iohn Bob Book the privilege of being in Miss Dupuy's Solid Geom etry class. 104. I, Wilma Mullins, will my curly hair to Mary Richardson. 105. I, Ianet Nagel, will my long straight hair and quietness to Rosella Pelfrey. 106. I, Sue Nagel, will my quietness and subtleness to my sister, Betsy. page one hundred forty-one Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item ' Item Item Item Item Item I, Mary Louise Neal, will my ability to twirl a baton to Barbara Pitts. I, lack Nichols, will my ability to dance to lack Young. I, Marilyn Nichols, will my typewriter and desk in 108 to Shirley Ferguson. I, Iames Noel, will my overcoat to Bob Farris. I, George Obrist, will my big shoes to Ralph Ratclifi. I, Phyllis Orth, will my height to some short freshman boy. I I, Vera Pascoe, will my good times in Mr. McComb's classes to Dee Heaberland. I, Betty Ruth Patrick, will all of my shyness to Mary Fordyce. I, Bernadine Pidcock, will my slim figure to'Katie Schuler. I, Forrest Poole, will my brains to some underclassman. I, Bettie Poston, will my skating ability to Marilyn Vest. I, Oscar Prater, will my luck to Corky Sparks. I, Leah Ruth Prior, will all my good times at Youth Conference to Mary Ann Lewis. I, Iohn Rapp, will my beard and shave every Saturday night to Hank O'Roark. I, Robert Ratclifi, will my ability to get into trouble to Ioe Goodman. I, lim Ratclifte, will my physique to Sid Keller. I, Barbara Reidenbach, will my seat on the Greyhound bus to loe Cochran. . I, lim Renison, will my private Home Room, IU4, to Del Lair. I, Charles Roe, will my ability to get into the teachers' hair to Bill Bright. I, Walter Roe, will my seat in Machine Shop to Art Williams. I, Phyllis Rogers, will the Boys' Glee Club to Emma Lou Ford. I. Albert Sagraves, will the parking meter in front of the Cameo to my younger brother. I, Norma Salmons, will my love ot mustard to Charlotte I-Iowe. I, Edith Sargent, will my Royal typewriter to Martha Pence. I, Norma Schwartz, will my love of secondyperiod lunch to Mary Io Clutts. I, Rosalie Secrest, will my everlasting love of Iootball to any loyal Trojan fan. I, Bill Shultz, will her dreamy blue eyes to Murray tDimplesl Peterson. I, Sarah Shy, will my curls and waves to Nancy Morgan. I, Phyllis Smith, will my seat in Choir to anybody who wants it. I, Barbara Snyder, will my place in Co-op to Betty Preston. I, lean Spires, will my practical sense to any lower classman. I, Estella Stanley, will my brains to Wanda Lee Robinson. I, Georgia Tagg, will my place in Co-op to some future senior. I, Phyllis Taylor, will everything to Pat Scott. I, Marianne Thatcher, will my mouthiness to Patty Klock. I, Dave Thomas, will to Dave Gambill my speed so he'll never be in need. I, Clarence Tingler, will my curly hair to lim I-Iill. I, lim Tracy, will my ability to get along with Miss Dupuy to Ace Apel. I, Ioyce Van Bibber, will my stringy hair to Lee Ann Wheeler. I, Blanche Varner, will my natural curly hair to Doris lean Williams. I, Delores Vinson, will my sense of humor to Ruth Crisp. I, Peggy Walker, will my silly giggle to Ioan Hughes. I, Mary Wedebrook, will my home ec interests to Delores Brooks. I, James White, will three more years ot high school to my brother, lack . I, Henry Whitehouse, will my big smile which thrills Miss Dupuy to some needy Solid Geometry stooge. I, Virginia Williams, will my ability to follow in my steps at all dances to Rachel Hopkins. I. Carl Winters, will my acting ability and my stage-tright to Iohn Conley, I, Raymond Womack, will my position on the stage-crew to Buddy Murphy. I, Suzanne Zeune, will my love for dancing to Atrid Olson. I, Doris Reider, will my place in lunch line to Toots Riggs. I, Helen Hazlebeck, will my position as president oi Choir to Dean Byers. I, Lynette Feurt, will my nickname Doc to some undeserving junior. I, Waneida Dever, will my knitting needles to Polly Ruggles. I, Myrna Ferguson, will my freckles to Betty Dunn. In witness whereof we hereto set out hand and seal. April I, 1947 By'-I-lah! Ulssisted by Kilroy, Smoe, and Richardll page one hundred forty-two SENIOR ACTIVITIES ADAMS, ELLEN MAE IMAP-TAPI Nothing evll can dwell in such a temple. Inter Nos 1, Plus Ultra 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Senior Honor Council 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Trojan Staff 4, G. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3: Softball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 4, Paddle- tennis 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong 1, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Debate Club 3, 4, Revelers 3, 4, Don't Take My Penny 3, Vaudevi1lainy 3, Physics Club 3, The Forest Prince 2. ADAMS, LAVONDA HAZEL CWANDAJ Worry and I have never met. G.A.C. l, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Hockey 1, 2, Volleyball l, 2, Softball l, 2, Bowling 1, 2, Badminton l, 2, Paddletennis 1, 2, Ping Pong 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Betty Lamp Club l, 2, 3, Words and Music 3. ADAMS, PEGGY ELAINE For every why she had a wherefore. Inter Nos 1, Plus Ultra 2, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 3, 4, Basketball 1, Hockey 1, Volleyball 1, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Badminton l, Paddletennis 1, Tennis l, Ping Pong l, Glee Club l, Science Club 4, Debate Club 4, Betty Lamp Club 1, Physics Club 3, Hall Monitor 4. ADKINS. CLIFFORD ICLIFFI A tree is known by its fruit. Band 2, 3, 4, treasurer 3, president 4, Orches- tra 3, 4, secretary 4, Words and Music 3, Physics Club 3, Science Club 4, Smoe 8 4, Boogie Boys 3. ANDERSON, DORIS IEAN KANDYI She was a phantom of delight. Commercial Co-op Club 4. APPLEGATE, ANNA MAE CANNIEI Thy heart is true as steel. Library Staff 2, Betty Lamp 'Club 1. ARMSTRONG, MARY I0 UOI A soft answer turneth away wrath. Library Club l, Iunior Red Cross Represen- tative 3. ' ARTIS, IDA PAY III-'I Modest and shy as a nun is she. Inter Nos 1, Plus Ultra 2, 3, Senior Honor Council 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Mon- itor 3, Glee Club l, Science Club 4, Student Council 2, 3. ATKINSON, IAMES WALTER KACKYJ I am as able and lit as thou. BACKUS, RODNEY THEODORE CTEDI A noble soul alone can noble souls attract. Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party 1. BAII.EY, THOMAS E. IELMONJ Patience and gentleness ls power. Veteran's Club 4. BAKER, DAVID CHARLES CBAKEI A sure cure tor the blues. National Honor 3, 4, president 4, Basketball 1, Hall Monitor 3, Physics Club 3, Vaude- vi1lainy 3, Don't Take My Pennyf' 3, Rev- elers 4, Orchestra 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Student Council 2, 4, Home Room Secretary 2, Won American Legion Essay Contest l, 2, Murder in Rehearsal 4, All- Ohio Band 3, Delinquent 4 3, Assembly Committee 2, 3, 4, Prom Co-chairman 3, junior Red Cross Board 4, Smoe 8 4. BARKER, EDWIN CED? An honest man's the noblest work of God. Student Council 1, Football 1, Veteran's Club 4, Scholarship Team 3. BARNEY, TOM MILTON I bear a charmed life. Football 2, Basketball l. BATES, WILLIAM H. IFLAGSJ Not pictured. They conquer who believe they can. BEARD, RICHARD M. IDICKJ Believe that you have it and you have it. Hall Monitor 4, Veteran's Club 4. BERKLEY, LEONARD ILOUIEP All is well with him who is beloved of his neighbors. Plus Ultra 2, Spanish Club 2, Trojan Staff 3, 4, Hall Monitor 2, Physics Club 3, Science Club 4. BLOOMER, DOROTHEA CDORTJ Love me, love my dog. Inter Nos l, Girls League l, 2, 3, 4, Trojan Start 3, 4, Bowling l, 3, Tennis 2, Hall Mon- itor 4, Physics Club 3. BOGART, BETTE I. IBETSYJ They win that laugh. Girls' League 4, Quincy High School 1, East Liverpool High School 2. ' BOWEN. DONALD E. IDONJ In action faithful, and ln honor clear. Intramural Basketball l, 2, Physics Club 3, Inter Nos 1, Plus Ultra 2. BOWER, PHYLLIS IEAN UEANIEJ A pleasing countenance is no slight advantage. Inter Nos 1, Glee Club 3, Distributive Edu- cation 4. BRADFORD. ORVAL M.. IR. IORFJ Let me play the tool. Band 1, 2, Orchestra 2, Aunt Dinah's Quilt- ing Party 1. BRANDEL, LAVONNE Blast with that charm, the certainty , to please. Inter Nos l, Plus Ultra 2, Spanish Club 3, Senior Honor Council 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Trojan Staff 4, G. A. C. 3, 4, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, 4, Badminton 3, Tennis 2, 3, Hall Monitor 3, Science Club 4, Dean's Assistant 4. BRANNOCK, GEORGE CLEVELAND Action is the proper fruit of knowledge. Band 4, Delinquent 4 3, Smoe 8 4. BURKHARDT. RALPH CPETEJ Lord ot himself. BURNS, HELEN KBURNSIEI A merry heart goes all the day. Inter Nos 1, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Softball 3, Bowling 2, Badminton 2, Paddletennis 2, Tennis 2, Ping Pong 2, Hall Monitor 3, Glee Club 1. page one hundred Iorty-three T 1 BUSH NORMAN M. CBUSI-ll The great end of life is not knowledge but action. CALL I. TOMMY ITOM CALLJ The only competition worthy of a wise man is with himself. CANTWELL, HARLIE ERNEST tl-lARLl Character makes its own destiny. Baseball 1, 45 Trades and Industries Club 4, secretary 4. CARMICHAEL, BEATRICE EILEEN IPENNYl But I am constant as the northern star. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Team 25 Co-op Club 4. CASSELL, PATSY RUTH CPATJ With downcast eyes and modest grace. Spanish Club 45 Senior Honor Council 45 Hall Monitor 4. CHABOT, IACK HOWARD CCHABJ The style is the man himsel!. Spanish Club 25 Trojan Staff 2, 35 Student Council 1, 25 Football 15 Physics Club 35 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Junior Red Cross Board of Governors 2, vice president 25 Attendant's Escort 4. CHAPMAN, BARBARA IRENE tRENIEl ' To know her is to love her. Senior Honor Council 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 4. CHAPMAN, RALPH The best hearts are ever bravest. Basketball 1. CHUCALES, GEORGE T. ICHUCIO Tomorrow will come, what's the hurry? Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 1, 25 Class Vice President 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 4. CLARK, HOWARD L. IZEKEJ What can I say better than silence is?' COBOURN, ELAINE DORIS CSIS? How strangely easy dltticult things are. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 2, 35 Senior Honor Council 45 National Honor 3, 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Trojan Staff 45 Basketball 25 Hockey 25 Volleyball 1, 25 Softball 1, 25 Bowling lg Badminton 15 Paddletennis lg Ping Pong 15 Debate Club 3, 4, secretary-treasurer 3, treas- urer 45 Newsclass 45 Revelers 3, 4, treasurer 45 Don't Take My Penny 35 Vaudevil1ainy 35 Scholarship Team 2, 35 Science Club 45 Murder In Rehearsal 45 Hiking 15 Photo- graphy 45 Intramural Volleyball 1. COLLIER, WILLIAM H. tBlLLl I never dare to be funny as I can. Glee Club 35 Choir 45 Words and Music 35 Patterson Park High School 1, 2. COLLINS, RAY E. lBOBl A man cannot spend all his lite in trolls. Physics Club 3. COMER. IANET IIAND Not pictured. A frivolous exterior, but sincere heart. Girls' League 3. 4. CONKEL, HAROLD ICONK7 To love is natural in a young man. Science Club 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary- treasurer 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, president 45 Words and Music 3: The Forest Prince 25 Boogie Boys 35 Smoe 8 4. COOK. DOLORES CDEEJ Not too serious, not too gay. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 25 Badminton 25 Paddletennis 25 Tennis 25 Hall Monitor 25 Home Room Treasurer 1. CORNWELL, ALTON ELMO ICORNEYl Think not of rest, though dreams be sweet. Intramural Basketball 15 Intramural Volley- ball 15 Intramural Badminton 15 Intramural Paddletennis 15 Intramural Ping Pong 15 Stu- dent Council lg Football 1, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 45 Track 1, 3, 45 Trades and 'Industries Club 45 Intramural Softball 4. CRABTREE, DAN CHARLES He is very precise in promise-keeping. Spanish Club 45 Trojan Staff 45 Hall Monitor 35 Revelers 45 Vaudevillainy 35 Science Club 45 Attendant's Escort 4. CULLEN. ROBERT' LINCOLN IPORIO A gentleman makes no noise. CURCIO, MAFALDA ITODDIEJ ' Cheerful she seems: and gentleness ' she loves. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 25 Badmin- ton 25 Hall Monitor 35 Library Club 25 Glee Club 25 Home Room Secretary 15 Distributive Education Club 4, secretary 4. DANIELS, LAWRENCE E.. IR. ILAWRENCE, lR.l Where there's a will there's a way. Trojan Staff 45 Hall Monitor 2, 35 Science Club 45 Student Council 3, 45 Class President 45 Home Room Treasurer 25 Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Physics Club 3. DAVIS, ROBERT D. IBOBJ He tells you Ilatly what his mind is. Inter Nos 15 Intramural Volleyball 25 Intra- mura Ping Pong 15 Boys' Glee Club 15 Debate Club 35 Choir 2, 3, 4, vice president 45 Vaude- villiany 35 Physics Club 35 The Forest Prince 25 , Oh! Doctor lg Iunior Red Cross Repre- sentative l, 2, 45 Revelers 3. DAWSON, ROBERT LEE IBOBJ I know everything except myself. Spanish Club 3, 4. DAY, ROBERT RAYMOND KBOBJ There's a world of meaning in his sidelong glance. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 National Honor 3, 4, treasurer 45 Spanish Club 35 Hall Monitor 35 Boys' Glee Club lj Science Club 4, vice president 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Vaudevilliany 35 Words and Music 35 Scholarship Team 25 Physics Club 35 The Forest Prince 25 Oh! Doctor l. DEVER, WANEIDA The fair, the chaste, the unexpressive she! Inter Nos lg Plus Ultra 25 Senior Honor Coun- cil 45 Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 45 Trojan Staff 45 Softball 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Choir 3, 45 Words and Music 35 Dean's Assistant 45 Scholarship Team 25 Physics Club 35 Science Club 4. ' page one hundred forty-four DIDDLE, IAMES CLESLIEJ Gentle, yet not dull: strong, without rage. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 2, 35 Hall Monitor 35 Physics Club 35 Science Club 4. DINSMORE, I-'RANK CLUCI-Ill Oh, my lite ls lost in labortously doing nothing. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Veterans' Club 4. DODGE, IOAN C101 DOLL, Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. lnter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Senior Honor Coun- cil 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Trojan Staff 45 G.A.C 3, 4, secretary 45 Basketball 25 Soft- ball 1, 25 Bowling 25 Badminton 2, 35 Paddle- tennis 2, 35 Tennis 1, 25 Science Club 45 Rev- elers 3, 45 Don't Take My Penny 35 Vaude- vil1ainy 35 Dean's Assistant 3. RICHARD LEE IDICIO Youth, large lust-loving youth, full of grace, torce, fascination. Trojan Staff 45 Debate Club 3, 4, vice presi- dent 45 Student Council 4, president 45 News- class 45 Revelers 3, 4, president 45 Don't Take My Penny 35 Vaudevi1lainy 35 Mur- der in Rehearsal 45 Queen's Escort 45 Long- fellow Iunior High School 15 Massillon High School 25 Prom Chairman 35 Physics Club 3. DUNHAM, BERTIE LOU iBERTl A maid she ls of artless grace. Spanish Club 35 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling l, 25 Ping Pong lg Science Club 45 Orchestra 1. DUNN, VIRGINIA MARIE CDEWEYJ Goodness is a special kind of truth and beauty. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Volley- ball 15 Glee Club 35 Betty Lamp Club 3, 45 Choir 45 Home Room Treasurer 1. DUNN, WANDA LEE, ISI-IORT1El The blushing beauties ot modest maid. Spanish Club 35 Basketball 35 Hockey 35 Vol- leyball 25 Softball 25 Bowling 35 Badminton 25 Paddletennis 25 Tennis 25 Ping Pong 25 Hall Monitor 35 Glee Club lg Betty Lamp !C1ub 3, 4, president 45 Choir 4. DuPUY, SARAH IACQUELINE EARL, To beguile many, and be beguiled by one. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Senior 1-lonor Coun- cil 45 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Trojan Staff 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Hockey 15 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 15, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 25 Ping Pong 1, 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Football Queen 45 Class Secretary 1. 1 RAYMOND L. CRAYl Thought alone is eternal. EDWARDS, ANNA LOU Laugh and the world laughs with you. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Volley- ball 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. EDWARDS, CYNTHIA CSTINKYI 'Tavored by the gods-and the boys. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Spanish Club 45 Senior Honor Council 45 National Honor 3, 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' League Cabinet 3, 45 Trojan Staff 2, 3, 4, co-editor 45 G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Badminton 1, 25 Paddletennis 1, 25 Tennis 2, 35 Ping Pong 1, 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 45 Science Club 45 Class Vice Presi- dent l, 25 Don't Take My Penny 35 Schol- arship Team 25 Quee-n's Attendant 4. ELKINS, MARY LOU ELLIS, Who could be more mischievous? Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Senior Honor Coun- cil 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Trojan Staff 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Debate Club 3, 45 Student Council 1, 25 Newsclass 3, 45 Class Secretary 25 Revelers 3, 4, secretary 35 Don't Take My Penny 35 Vaudevillainy 35 Murder in Rehearsal 45 Home Room Secretary 4. GEORGIA ELLEN tLEFTYl The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Iunior Club 35 Iubalettes 1, 2, 3, 4. ERFURTH, ROBERT W. tERFl Man is man and master ot his fate. Inter Nos 15 Hall Monitor 2, 35 Glee Club 15 Football 25 Physics Club 35 Stage Crew 3, 45 Oh! Doctor 1. EVANS, DIXIE ADELAIDE A spirit superior to every weapon. Spanish Club 25 Girls' League 1, 2, 35 Betty Lamp Club 3, 4. EVANS, RUSSELL E. A true friend is forever a friend. EVERMAN, GWENDOLYN CGW EN1 Wise to resolve, and patient to perform. Girls' League 1, 2, 45 G. A. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, presi- dent 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Badminton 1, 2, 3, 45 Paddletennis l, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 45 Ping Pong 1, 25 Glee Club 2, 35 Betty Lamp Club 1, 25 Archery 1. FERGUSON, DORIS LaVERNE CPEACHIESJ Fine manners are the mantle ot fair minds. Iunior Club 45 Iubalettes 1, 2, 3. FERGUSON, MYRNA LOY - Woman is a miracle of divine contradictions. League 1, 2, 3, 4. EAsr1-IAM. WALTER EUGENE CWALTJ GMS' Very rich he is in virtue, very noble. PEURT, LYNETTE Veterans' Club 4. EASTWOOD, MARTHA IEANNE KMARTJ She draws them with a single eye-lash. Spanish Club 3, 4, vice president 35 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Newsclass 3, 45 Revelers 3, 4, treasurer 35 Don't Take My Penny 35 Vaudevi1lainy 35 Trojan Staff 4. page one hundred forty-five The very tlower of youth. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Spanish Club 45 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 45 Badminton 2, 45 Paddletennis 2, 3, 45 Ping Pong 2, 3, 45 Queen's Attendant 3, 45 Hall Monitor 35 Science Club 45 Dean's Assistant 3. . 1 i I 1 I I 1 FISHER. CLEO Character is the diamond that marks every other stone. lubalette l, 2, 35 lunior Club 3, treasurer 3. FISHER. IOHN E. UOHNNYJ His smile is sweetened by his gravity. Inter Nos l5 Plus Ultra 2, 3, 4, president 45 National Honor 3, 45 Trojan Staff 45 Science Club 4, president 45 Newsclass 3, 45 Class Treasurer 25 Revelers 3, 45 Vaudevillainy 35 Physics Club 35 Murder in Rehearsal 45 Attendants Escort 4. F ISHER. MARTHA IEAN And mistress of herself though China tall. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Senior Honor Coun- cil 45 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. l, 3, 45 Hockey 15 Softball 15 Bowling l, 2, 3, 45 Bad- minton l5 Tennis 15 Science Club 45 Student Council 35 Betty Lamp Club l, 25 Revelers 3, 45 Dean's Assistant 4. FLAMER. IOAN TERESSA CIO? To the good are all things good. Spanish Club 45 Iubalettes 2, 35 lunior Club 35 Home Room Secretary 2. FRANCIS. PATRICIA ANN IPATJ Stately. proud of mein-a fairer girl was never seen. Inter Nos 25 Plus Ultra 35 Senior Honor Coun- cil 45 Girls' League 2, 3, 4, president 45 Girls' League Cabinet 45 Trojan Staff 45 G.A.C. 3, 45 Basketball Z, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Soft- ball 2, 35 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Badminton 25 Pad- dletennis Z5 Tennis 25 Hall Monitor 3, 45 Glee Club Z5 Science Club 45 Revelers 3, 45 Don't Take My Penny 35 Vaudevillainy 35 Mur- der in Rehearsal 45 Ping Pong 25 Shenan- doah High School 1. FULTZ. CLAYTON CPEANUTl GALL Men are mortal gods. Basketball 1,25 Football l, 25 Veterans' Club 4. ION. BETTY ALICE CBA BA? Speech is the index of the mind. Spanish Club 25 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Volleyball 15 Badminton 15 Pad- dletennis 15 Ping Pong 15 Commercial Co-op Club 45 Home Room Treasurer 4. GIBBS. RAY CPUNYJ Bold, cautious. true. and a loving comrade. Football l5 Veterans' Club 4. GILBERT. CONSTANCE D. CCONNIEJ Silken. chaste. and hushed. Girls' League 45 Hoover High School, Glen- dale, California, l, 2, 3. GIMS. MARY LOU GIN. A silent address is the genuine eloquence of sincerity. Inter Nos 15 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 35 Volley- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Softball l, 25 Bowling 1, 2, 35 Badminton 1, 2, 3, 45 Paddletennis l, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 25 Ping Pong 1, 2, 3, 4. LIN FONG CLENAD A good name is better than precious ointment. Plus Ultra 35 Senior Honor Council 45 Girls' League 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Paddletennis 25 Tennis 25 Hall Monitor 3, 45 Science Club 45 Debate Club 3, 4. page one hundred iorty-six GIN. LINDA IEAN They are only great who are truly good. Girls' League 1, 2. 3. GLAZE. BETTY LOU CBETJ Woman is born for love. Valley High School 1, 25 Girls' League 3, 4. GLENN. BETTY LOU KTEDDYJ A grin or a smile. you could see it a mile. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' League Cab- inet 35 Bowling 25 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Choir 45 Words and Music 35 The Forest Prince 2. GODDARD. DENVER EUGENE CDENNYB Until I truly loved. I was alone. Inter Nos 1. GODDARD. REMA MAE CREMJ Which not even critics criticise. Inter Nos l5 Plus Ultra 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Senior Honor Council 45 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' League Cabinet 45 Trojan Staff 45 G.A.C. 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 35 Volleyball 25 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Badminton 2, 3, 45 Paddletennis 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Ping Pong Z, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 3, 45 Library Club l, 25 Glee Club l, 25 Don't Take My Penny 35 Physics Club 3. GOLDEN. SUSAN M. CSUSIEJ She is tender, wise, and klnd. Inter Nos 25 Plus Ultra 35 Senior Honor Coun- cil 4, secretary 45 Girls' League 45 Hall Moni- tor 45 Revelers 3, 4. GORDLEY. DON It is the circumstances which show what men are. Student Council l. GORDON. RUTH ANN O. she will sing the savageness out of a bear. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Spanish Club 35 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Trojan Staff 45 Bas- ketball 25 Volleyball 25 Bowling 25 Badminton 2, 35 Paddletennis l, 2, 35 Ping Pong l, Z5 Hall Monitor 35 Glee Club 15 Science Club 45 Choir Z, 3, 45 Revelers 3, 45 Vaudevillainy 35 Words and Music 35 Dean's Assistant 3, 45 Physics Club 35 Forest Prince 25 Ohl Doctor l. GRAHAM. CAROLYN IUNE IREDJ Demure damsel. dainty and dear. Girls' League l, 2, 3. GRASHEL. DAVID LEE IDAVEJ welcomed where'er he went. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Football 3, 45 Don't Take My Penny 35 Vaudevillainy 35 Phys- ics Club 3. GRASHEL. NORMA LEE With a smile that was child-like and bland. Girls' League l, 2, 35 Glee Club l, 35 Choir 45 Words and Music 3. GREEN. WALTER CGREENIEJ Truth needs no tlowers of speech. Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 2, 35 Stu- dent Council 45 Football l, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 4. HICKS, ROBERT T. CBOBP The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. Intramural Ping Pong 17 Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 37 Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party lj Home Room Vice President l., HILL, GEORGE He profits most who serves best. Hall Monitor 37 Student Council 47 Class Treasurer 47 Football l, 2, 3, 47 Physics Club 37 Baseball 3, 47 Basketball 4. HOBBS, IAMES EDWARD CIIMMIED Music, the hidden soul of harmony. Inter Nos l7 Plus Ultra 27 Band l, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra 2, 3, 47 Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party l. HOCKENHEIMER, CHARLES ANDREW tHOCKYl How much better it is to get wisdom than gold. Intramural Volleyball l7 Boys' Glee Club l7 Choir 2, 3, 47 Band 37 Orchestra 37 Revelers 37 Words and Music 37 The Forest Prince 27 Oh! Doctor l. HOLLIS, BILL IWILLJ There is no one subsists by himself alone. Intramural Volleyball l, 27 Intramural Ping Pong 27 Football l7 Trades and Industries 4. HOOD. IUANITA IUNE Curly Locks, Curly Locks, wilt thou be mine? Spanish Club l, 27 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Home Room Treasurer 2. HOOVER. WILLIAM F. KBILLJ He is too rich a man to borrow. Inter Nos l, president 17 Trojan Staff 2, 47 Science Club 47 Newsclass 3, 47 Revelers 3, 4, vice president 37 Don't Take My Penny 37 Vauclevillainy 37 Physics Club 37 Mur- der In Rehearsal 4. HORTON, CHARLES WAYNE IPOPPAI He views things from an unusual attitude. Inter Nos lj Football lj Intramural Basketball 17 French Club 47 Home Room Treasurer 2, 3. HORTON. IANET LEE Gently to hear: kindly to judge. Girls' League 2, 3, 47 Bowling l, 27 Paddle- tennis 27 Tennis 27 Hall Monitor 37 Co-op Club 4. HOWARD, ROBERT ICRUDJ I can be pushed just so tar. Trojan Staff 47 Hall Monitor 47 Physics Club 37 Stage Crew I7 Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party l. HUDSON. COLLEEN Charming all chere vision! Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Betty Lamp Club l. ISON. IOAN CIO IOJ We know the fragrance ot the rose. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4j Basketball lj Hockey l7 Volleyball 27 Ping Pong I7 Distributive Edu- cation Club 4, publicity manager 4. IARVIS, NITA TERESA tTOOTlEl Delicacy in woman is strength. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball l, 27 Volleyball l, 27 Ping Pong l7 Distributive Education Club 4. HAMILTON, IUNE MARIE KBOOTSI With honest pride I scorn each selfish end. Girls' League l, 2, 37 Glee Club 2, 37 Words and Music 3. HARRIS, HELEN MARIE CSPEEDIEJ Beauty is its own reward. Girls' League 2, 3, 4. HARRIS, LEROY KTURIO His character makes his own high destiny. HARROD, ELOIS Her air, her manner, all who saw admired. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 47 Bowling l, 2, 37 Badminton l, 2,7 Paddle- tennis l, 2: Tennis l, 27 Ping Pong 17 Hall Monitor 37 Distributive Education 4. HATCH, CLAUDIA LEE Gay sparkling wit, quintessence bright of youth. Inter Nos l7 Spanish Club 3, 4, secretary 3, treasurer 47 Senior Honor Council 47 National Honor 3, 47 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Trojan Staff 47 Softball 37 Badminton 37 Paddletennis 37 Tennis 37 Science Club 47 Glee Club l, 27 Debate Club 3, 47 Newsclass 3, 47 Choir 3, 4j Revelers 3, 4, secretary 47 Vaudevillainy 37 Words and Music 37 Scholarship Team 2, 37 The Forest Prince 27 Murder in Re- hearsal 47 Bowling 4. HAZLEBECK, HELEN ANNE As an angel among angels, yea, by heaven! Inter Nos l, secretary l7 Plus Ultra 2, 3, 47 Senior Honor Council 3, 4, vice president 3, president 47 National Honor 3, 47 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Trojan Staff 3, 4, co-editor 47 G. A. C. l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 2, 37 Volley- ball l, 2, 37 Softball l, 27 Bowling l, 2, 3, 47 Badminton 27 Paddletennis lj Tennis 37 Ping Pong l7 Library Club I7 Glee Club l, 27 Stu- dent Council 27 Newsclass 3, 47 Choir 3, 4, president 47 Class Vice President 37 Class Secretary 47 Revelers 47 Vaudevillainy 37 Words and Music 37 Scholarship Team 2, 37 Science Club 4, secretary 47 The Forest Prince 27 Murder ln Rehearsal 4. HEATH, BEATRICE IBEAJ Beauty is not caused, it is. Inter Nos lj Plus Ultra 27 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball lj Softball lj Bowling 27 Tennis 27 Hall Monitor 2, 37 Betty Lamp Club l, 27 Don't Take My Penny 37 Distributivo Education Club 4. HEDRICK, LILLIAN KATHERINE HESS. Deeds alone suttice. Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Spanish Club 37 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club l. IAMES BERLIN Clllvll One cannot know everything. Student Council l. HICKS. IAMES VERNON KIIMI Time and chance happeneth to them al1. HICKS, IANET LEE IHICKSYJ Good articles are put up in small cases. Inter Nos l7 Spanish Club 47 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Bowling 37 Tennis 27 Hall Monitor 2, 47 Library Club 4. page one hundred forty-seven' TW' iff 'W' IOHNSON. ROSEMARY KROSIEJ LEWIS. IACK Exuberance is beauty. Inter Nos I5 Plus Ultra 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 I-Iall Monitor 3. IORDAN. ROBERT The best hearts are ever the bravest. IOURNEY. DAMON W. CDEMONJ i He is the very pinnacle of politeness. Wtt and wisdom were born with this man. Inter Nos I5 Plus Ultra 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club l, 25 National Honor 3, 45 Trojan Staff 45 Science Club 45 Debate Club 3, 4, president 45 Newsclass 3, 45 Revelers 3, 4, vice presi- dent 45 Don't Take My Penny 35 Vaude- villainy 35 Physics Club 35 Murder In Rehearsal 4. Spanish Club 45 Trojan Starl 3, 45 Science LITTLE' GEORGE RICHARD STUPID, Club 45 Don't Take My Penny 35 Decatur Boys' Hi l. JOURNEY. WILLIAM n. QBOBJ ' A tine fellow. a good sport. and a He is of an open and tree nature. Inter Nos I5 Science Club 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Physics Club 35 Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party 15 Smoe 8 4. staunch friend. LIVINGSTON. DAVID E. Hall Monitor 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 2. IUSTICE. RICHARD IDICKl Every man's a volume. it you know how to read him. Ah, why should life all labor be? Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 2, 3, 45 Trojan Stafi 45 Newsclass 3, 45 Orchestra I5 Revelers 35 45 Scholarship Team 2, 3 Physics Club 3, vice president 35 Science Club 4. Inter Nos I5 Plus Ultra 25 National Honor 3, LONG, BEATRICE ELAINE QBEAJ 45 Intramural Basketball I5 Physics Club 35 Scholarship Team 2. KEMP. HAROLD Man is his own star. Hall Monitor 45 Glee Club l5 Home Room Treasurer 4. KIDWELL. MARY KATHERINE KTOOTSI KING. Kindness and beauty go hand in hand. Spanish Club 45 Senior Honor Council 45 Girls' League I, 2, 3, 45 Bowling l, 25 Paddle- tennis 25 Tennis 25 Hall Monitor 3, 45 Dean's Assistant 4. PATSY CPATJ The best of lite is conversation. Spanish Club 35 Senior Honor Council 45 Co- op Club 45 Warren Harding High School l, 2. KLINE. CLARENCE L. iKI..INEl Fortune favors the brave. Basketball I5 Football 1, 25 Intramural Basket- ball l. LAMBERT. BETTY IANE CLAMBD I Silence is one great art of conversation. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Spanish Club 35 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling l, 2, 35 Hall Monitor 35 Revelers 35 Iunior Red Cross Representative 2. LANG. IACK Clothe with life the great intent. Inter Nos l5 Plus Ultra 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 45 National Honor 3, 45 Science Club 45 De- bate Club 3, 45 Student Council 35 Newsclass 3, 45 Revelers 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 35 Schol- arship Team 2, 35 Physics Club 35 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Trojan Staff 4. LAWSON. MARGARET KMAGGIEI From bounty issues power. Girls' League I, 45 Betty Lamp Club lg Co- op Club 4. LEGAS. MARY MAGDALENE KMAGGIRJ Little people are to be loved. Inter Nos l5 Plus Ultra 25 Senior Honor Coun- cil 45 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 'Trojan Staff 45 G. A. C. 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 35 Softball 2, 3, 45 Bowling l5 Paddletennis 25 Cheer- leader 2, 3, 45 Queen's Attendant 45 Hall Monitor 35 Glee Club I5 Student Council lg Class Secretary 35 Revelers 45 Dean's Assis- tant 4. The loose train oi thy amber-dropping hair. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Senior Honor Council 45 Trojan Staff 45 G. A. C. 3, 45 Basketball 25 Volleyball 25 Softball 25 Bowling 2, 35 Badminton 2, 35 Paddletennis 25 Tennis 25 Glee Club l, 25 Revelers 3, 45 Don't Take My Penny 3 Physics Club 35 Murder In Rehearsal 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 4. LOONEY. ARLENE She must have lost the key to her tongue. Inter Nos I5 Girls' League 35 Distributive Education Club 4. LOWE. BRUCE Many can argue. not many converse. LYKINS. WANDA IEAN IDEWEYJ Smiles are the language ot love. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball lj Hockey 15 Volleyball I5 Softball 15 Hall Monitor 35 Glee Club 35 Betty Lamp Club I, 3, 45 Choir 4. LYON. ELOISE AGNES IWEASYJ She gives a shy glance and looks down -beware! Spanish Club l, 25 Senior Honor Council 45 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Trojan Stafi 45 Basket- ball 25 Volleyball 25 Bowling 2, 45 Badminton 25 Paddletennis 25 Glee Club l, 25 Newsclass 3, 45 Revelers 45 Physics Club 35 Murder In Rehearsal 4. MCCONNELL, BETTY IANE Ease with dignity. Hall Monitor 45 Iubalettes l, 2, 3. MCFARLAND. DOLORES ELLEN A model of ideal perfection. Girls' League I, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball l5 Bowling 35 Tennis 25 Revelers 3 MCGUIRE. IANICE MARIE IIANNYD Lively sweetness is the noblest power of women. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. 3, 45 Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Hockey l, 25 Volleyball 25 Soli- ball 3, 45 Bowling l, 2, 35 Badminton 25 Tennis 2, 35 Hall Monitor 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Science Club 45 Revelers 4. page one hundred forty-eight MCNAMARA, IULIE ANNE UUDYJ MULLINS, CHARLES DAVID CDINKJ Destlned for success she seems. Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Senior Honor Coun- cil 47 NationQ Honor 3, 4, vice president 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Girls' League Cab- inet 47 Trojan Staff 3, 47 Bowling l, 27 Glee Club 27 Scholarship Ieam 27 Dean's Assis- tant 3. MCNEIL, GERTRUDE ITRUDYI I found in him the shining of the stars. Inter Nos l7 Glee Club l, 27 Choir 37 Words and Music 37 The Forest Prince 2. MANN, MARY LOU Her eyes were large and full of light. Spanish Club 37 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball l, 27 Softball 27 Bowling l, 27 Library Club l, 27 Betty Lamp Club 1. MARTIN, HENRY K. CI-IANKJ I have loved many, the more and the few- Spanish Club 37 Hall Monitor 37 Glee Club I7 Student Council 27 Scholarship Team 37 Phys- ics Club 37 Intramural Basketball l7 Atten- dant's Escort 4. MARTIN, IANET LEE A gift of the gods to this ugly earth. Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Senior Honor Coun- cil 4j National Honor 3, 4, secretary 47 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Trojan Staff 47 G. A. C. 3, 47 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 2, 3, 47 Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 47 Bowling 27 Paddletennis 37 Cheerleader 2, 3, 47 Queen's Attendant 47 Hall Monitor 47 Glee Club 17 Science Club -1. MEADOWS, ESSIE Born with the gift of laughter. Inter Nos 17 Girls' League 2, 3j Basketball 17 Bowling 17 Tennis I, 27 Hall Monitor 37 Glee Club l, 2, 37 Choir 47 Words and Music 37 Dean's Assistant 47 The Forest Prince 2. MEADOWS. IO ANNE UOJ Fresh as a flower new born. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 17 Hall Monitor 37 Home Room Treasurer 47 Com- mercial Co-op Club 47 Revelers 3. MERCER, GEORGE, IR. CMERTJ He hath a daily beauty in his lite. Trades and Industries Automotive Club 3, 4, president 4. MERSHON. IUANITA KNITAJ Brave and bonny, and good and gay. Spanish Club 1, 27 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Bowling l. MITCHELL, HELEN CAROLYNE KMITCI-Il Coquetry is the champagne of love. Spanish Club 17 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 G. A.C. l, 2, 37 Basketball 1, 27 Volleyball 1, 27 Bowling 1, 27 Badminton 17 Paddletennis I7 Ping Pong l, 27 Library Club l7 Glee Club l, 2, 37 Student Council I7 Drum Majorette 37 Distributive Education Club 47 Betty Lamp Club l. MOLSTER, IAMES RICHARD UIMJ My deeds will speak. Spanish Club 37 Home Room Treasurer 27 Football 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Dean's Assistant 37 Intramural Basketball l. I would rather make my name than inherit it. Hall Monitor 3, 47 Intramural Basketball 1. MULLINS. WILMA KBUGI 'I'urn fortune, turn thy wheel with smile or frown. Inter Nos I7 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. I NAGEL, IANET CBEASTYI What I like to do is talk. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 27 Softball 2, 37 Bowling 17 Library Club I7 Glee Club l, 27 Betty Lamp Club l7 Choir 37 Vaude- villainy 3 Words and Music 37 Distribu- tive Education Club 4. ' NAGEL, SUE CAROLYN I NEAL. Let be my name, until I make my name. Spanish Club 37 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Bowl- ing l, 27 Glee Club l, 2, 37 Distributive Edu- cation Club 4. MARY LOUISE CWEZYI Women of lntluence embrace the whole ' of life. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 G. A. C. I7 Badmin- ton I7 Ping Pong l7 Drum Majorette 37 Dis- tributive Education Club 4. NETTLES, RICHARD K. CDICKD A comely young man as busy as a bee. Plus Ultra 27 Class President 27 Don't Take My Penny 37 Physics Club 37 Distributive Education Club 4, president 47 Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party l. NICHOLS, IACK EDWARD CNICKI Man has been lent-not given. Football 2. NICHOLS, MARILYN GARNETTA CLITTLE NICKJ NOEL, I hate nobody-I am in charity with the world. Girls' League 2, 37 lubalettes 2, 3, 4, president 3, 47 lunior Club 3, president 3. IAMES EDMOND fROSCOEl Facts are stubborn things. Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Spanish Club 37 Trojan Staff 37 Hall Monitor 37 Boys' Glee Club l, 27 Debate Club 37 Student Council l, 47 Class President 17 Physics Club 37 Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party I7 Oh! Doctor 17 Intramural Basketball l. OBRIST, GEORGE EDWIN, IR. CDOCI An affable and courteous gentleman. Inter Nos lj Plus Ultra 2, 37 Hall Monitor 3, 47 Science Club 47 Physics Club 37 Intramural Basketball l. ORTH, PHYLLIS ANN ISI-IORTYI Simplicity is a jewel rarely found. Spanish Club I7 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club 4. PASCOE, VERA IEAN The friendly heart has many friends. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball l, 27 Vol- leyball 1, 27 Softball 27 Bowling l, 27 Bad- minton 27 Paddletennis l, 27 Ping Pong l, 27 Glee Club l, 27 Betty Lamp Club l, 27 Choir 3, 47 Words and Music 3. page one hundred forty-nine PATRICK, BETTY RUTH CBETTSl And yet she smiled so wistfully. Home Room Secretary 35 Distributive Edu- cation Club 4. PEAKE, LAURA IANE tIANlEl - Right noble is her merit. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Senior Honor Council 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.C. l, 3, 45 Basketball l, Z, 3, -Q5 Bowling l, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 4. PIDCOCK. N. BERNADINE CDEANIEJ Without kindness there can he no joy. Distrbutive Education Club 4, treasurer 4. PLUMMER. NANCY LEE Knowledge is power. ' Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 2, 35 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. 3, 45 Basketball Z, 3, 45 Volleyball 25 Softball 1, 2, 35 Bowling 1, Z, 3, 45 Tennis 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Choir 3, 45 Vaudevillainy 35 Words and Music 35 Hall Monitor 4. POOLE, FORREST G. tPOODLEl He who knows himself knows others. Hall Monitor 45 Home Room Treasurer Z5 Football 25 Physics Club 3. POSTON, BETTIE FRANCES KBETTSI Impossibility-there's no such word. Spanish Club 35 Drum Maiorette 35 Distribu- tive Education Club 4. PRATER. OSCAR KOCKJ Self trust is the essence of heroism. PRIOR. LEAH RUTH CLEAJ A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck. Girls' League 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Choir 45 Words and Music 3. QUEEN, TOMMY V. lTOMl That spirit of his in aspiration lifts him from the earth. RANDALL, JOHN G. I think, but dare not speak. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 2, 35 Spanish Club l, 25 Science Club 4, treasurer 45 Student Coun- cil 2, 35 Physics Club 3. RAPP, IOHN PHILLIP UOHNNYD Ah! Love! How deadly is thy sting! Hall Monitor 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Physics Club 3. RATCLIFF, EVELYN RUTH IEVEIEJ How goodness heightens beauty. Choir 2, 3, 45 Words and Music 35 The Forest Prince 2, RATCLIFF. ROBERT CLITTLE RATl Say of him also, 'He is a man. ' Football 2, 3, 4. RATCLIFFE, IAMES E. KBANESJ C'est la derniere pas qui coute. Hall Monitor 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 15 Baseball Manager 3. REEG, LOWELL EDWARD A star gleams brightly. Hall Monitor 45 Home Room Treasurer 35 Foot- ball 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. REIDENBACH. BARBARA ANN KBUCKETJ When we love it is the heart that judges. Girls' League 45 Hall Monitor 45 Science Club 45 Wheelersburg High School 1, 2, 3. REIDER, DORIS IEAN tDODOl ' A charm attends her everywhere. Home Room Treasurer 4. RENISON. IAMES EDWARD tlIMl '1'o know how to hide one's ability is great skill. Spanish Club 25 Words and Music 35 Olil Doctor 15 Glee Club 1, 3. ROE, CHARLES CCI-lARLEYl A mind content both crown and kingdom is. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Trojan Staff 35 Glee Club 15 Physics Club 35 Aunt Dinah's Quilt- ing Party 15 Intramural Basketball lp Dis- tributive Education 4. ROE. WALTER K. KDOCJ Tranquil people accomplish much. ROGERS, MARGARET ANN CMARGEJ Were she perfect, one could not admire her more. Spanish Club 1, 25 Girls' League l, 2, 35 Soft- ball l5 Commercial Co-op Club 4. ROGERS, PHYLLIS IEAN KPHILJ So modest, loving, and kind. Spanish Club 3, 45 Girls' League 3, 45 Hall Monitor 45 Science Club 4. ROSS. MARY IAYNE IIAYNIEJ Good counsels are chains of grace. SAGRAVES, ALBERT LEE lHOAGYl Strength of mind is exercise. not rest. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra Z5 Trojan Staff 45 Hall Monitor 35 Student Council 2, 45 Physics Club 35 Intramural Basketball 1. SALMONS, NORMA lBOOTSl King and my Lord, I love thee to the death. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball l. SARGENT, EDITH LOUISE lEVAHl Silence has many advantages. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 35 Softball Z5 Bowling 15 Bad- minton 25 Ping Pong 25 Glee Club 1, Z, 35 Debate Club 3, 4, treasurer 45 Betty Lamp Club l, 25 Words and Music 35 Commercial Co-op Club 4. SCAGGS. MARY FRANCES Modesty is the graceful virtue of maturity. SCHWARTZ, NORMA IEAN Heart on her lips and soul within her eyes. Spanish Club 35 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Li- brary Club 2, 35 Betty Lamp Club 1. SCURLOCK, IOYCE ANN lIUICEl It is tranquil people who accomplish much. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Spanish Club 45 Senior Honor Council 45 National Honor 3, 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' League Cabinet 2, 35 Trojan Staff 3, 45 G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball l, 25 Softball l, 2, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Badminton 15 Tennis 1,25 Ping Pong 15 Glee Club 15 Science Club 45 Class Treasurer 35 Scholarship Team 2. page one hundred fifty SECREST. ROSALIE IROSIEI Kindness is wisdom. Inter Nos I5 Girls' League I, 2, 3, 45 Distrib- utive Education Club 4. SHULTZ. WILLIAM H. CBILLJ No work is too trifling to be well done. Trojan Staff 35 Hall Monitor 35 Physics Club 35 Home Room Representative 3. SHY. SARAH ANN ISALLYl What's in a name? Spanish Club I, 25 Girls' League I, 2, 3, 45 Trojan Staff 45 Softball 25 Hall Monitor 45 Science Club 45 Student Council 35 Physics Club 3. SMITH. BERNARD Quiet but studious. E Plus Ultra 25 Trojan Staft 45 Hall Monitor 3, 45 Science Club 45 Physics Club 3. SMITH, IACK ISOUPI I abhor the dull routine of existence. Inter Nos I5 Trojan Staff l, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Physics Club 3. SMITH, PHYLLIS ANN ISMITTYJ 0 this learning, what a thing it is. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Hockey I5 Tennis l5 Hall Monitor 45 Glee Club I5 Choir 2, 3, 45 Words and Music 35 The Forest Prince 2. SNYDER. BARBARA ELLEN QBABSJ Sweets with sweets war not. Spanish Club I5 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Com- mercial Co-op Club 4. SPANGLER. ROSEMARY ln her tongue is the law of kindness. Inter Nos 15 Senior Honor Council 45 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball I5 Softball 25 Paddletennis I, 25 Tennis l, 25 Hall Monitor 25 Glee Club l5 Commercial Co-op Club 45 Home Room Treasurer 2, 45 Revelers 3. SPIRES, BETTY IEAN Our acts our angels are. Spanish Club 15 Volleyball 25 Hall Monitor 45 Home Room Secretary 4. STALEY, ROBERT CBOBI He conquers twice who conquers himself. STANLEY, ESTELLA ZENOBIA KSHORTIEJ Love has a time and tide. Iubalettes 2, 3, 45 lunior Club 3. STOKES. MARTHA SUSAN ISUSIEJ A link between angels and men. Inter Nos ly Plus Ultra 25 Spanish Club 45 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. 35 Basketball 15 Volleyball 25 Softball 2, 45 Bowling I5 Badminton 25 Paddletennis lg Tennis 25 Ping Pong I5 Glee Club I, 25 The Forest Prince 25 Science Club 4. STOUT, MARCELLA IMARCIEP Patience and gentleness are power. TAGG, GEORGIA ELOISE And courtesies ennoble life. Inter Nos I5 Girls' League I, 2, 3, 45 Commer- cial Co-op Club 4. TALBOTT, DOLORES CDODIEI Of manners gentle, of affections mi1d. Hall Monitor 3, 4. TANNER, BEATRICE KAYE IBEAI Her smile is bright, her heart is light.' Iubalettes l, 2, 35 lunior Club 3, vice presi- dent 35 Spanish Club 45 Girls' League l. TANNER. HAROLD E. IDOCP I am no! in the role of common men. Inter Nos l5 Spanish Club l, 25 Basketball I, 2, 35 Volleyball 15 Hall Monitor l, 25 Home Room Treasurer I. TAYLOR., PHYLLIS ANN IPATJ With malice toward none. Inter Nos I5 Girls' League I, 2, 3, 45 Distribu- tive Education Club 45 Home Room Represen- tative I. THATCHER, MARIANNE She speaks. behaves. and acts. just as she thinks. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, vice president 45 Girls' League Cabinet 45 Trojan Staff 45 G. A. C. I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 25 Softball 2, 3, 45 Bowling I, 2, 3, 45 Tennis l, 25 Hall Monitor 35 Science Club 45 Rome Room Secretary 2. THOMAS, DAVID GORDON KDAVEI Let me out of doors where a body can get his breath. Football I, 2, 3, 4. THORNTON, EARL LEE Honest men love women, those who deceive adore them. Hall Monitor 3, 45 Physics Club 35 Football Manager 3. TINGLER. CLARENCE E: Sincerity is most compendious wisdom. Inter Nos 35 Plus Ultra 45 Hall Monitor 45 Science Club 4, Physics Club 3. TRACY, IAMES F. KIIMJ Affection that hopes and endures and is patient. Band I, 25 Orchestra I, 25 Football I, 25 Vet- erans' Club 4. TURNER, IEANNE CIEANIEI The beautiful attract the beautiful. Spanish Club l, 25 Girls' League I, 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 3, 45 Library Club 25 Home Room Treasurer 35 Red Cross Representative 4. VAN BIBBER, IOYCE IIOYJ Ever chaming, ever new. Inter Nos I5 Plus Ultra 25 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 G. A. C. l, 2, 35 Basketball I, 25 Hockey 25 Volleyball l, 25 Softball 25 Bowling 1, 25 Badminton I, 25 Tennis I5 Ping Pong l, 25 Hall Monitor 35 Library Club I5 Glee Club l, 25 Student Council l, 35 Commercial Co-op Club 4. VARNER, BLANCHE LOUISE I Iind the earth not gray, but rosy. Girls' League I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 25 Com- mercial Co-op Club 4, vice president 4. VINSON. DELORES IEANNE CDORIEJ Plain dealing is easiest and best. Inter Nos I5 Spanish Club lg Girls' League 4. WALKER. PEGGY I. A sunbeam in a winter-'s day. Inter Nos I5 Basketball I5 Bowling I5 Drum Majorette 3. page one hundred titty-one t WALLACE. MILTON CSKEEZICSJ Small in stature, great in pride. Inter Nos lg Plus Ultra 25 Spanish Club 35 Hall Monitor 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 15 Basket- ball Manager 2, 3, 4. WARD. GERALD A. CBUCKWHEATJ The best part of love is worship. Intramural Basketball 15 Football 1, 2. WARNOCK, LAKEN GUINN CREDJ The greatest pleasure ot lite is love. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Hall Monitor 45 Science Club 45 Home Room Vice President 35 Scholarship Team 25 Physics Club 3. WEDEBROOK, MARY KATHRYN IKATHIEJ Beauty lives with kindness. Inter Nos l5 G. A. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, Z5 Softball 1, 25 Bowling Z5 Tennis 15 Glee Club 1, 25 Betty Lamp Club 1, 45 Choir Z, 3, 45 Words and Music 35 The Forest Prince 2. WELTON. ARTHUR Tranquil pleasures last the 1ongest. Football 4. WERNER, MARILYN MARIE Deep streams tlow quietly. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra Z5 Spanish Club 3, 4, president 35 Senior Honor Council 45 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Trojan Staff 3, 45 G. A. C. l, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity 1, 25 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 35 Softball 1, 35 Tennis 15 Home Room Secretary 35 Home Room Representative 45 Iunior Red Cross Board 1, secretary 1. WHITE. IAMES G. CIIMJ WII.LIAMS. VIRGINIA IGINNYJ I live for those who love me. Inter Nos 15 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Volley- ball l, 25 Bowling 1, 25 Hall Monitor 35 Home Room Treasurer 45 lunior Red Cross Repre- sentative 1. WINTERS, CARL EDWIN None but himsellf can be his parallel. Glee Club 15 Choir 2, 3, 4, president 35 Rev- elers 35 Don't Take My Penny 35 Words and Music 35 The Forest Prince 25 Oh! Doctor 1. WINTERS, EUGENE lGENEl Man shows his character best ln tritles. WOMACK. RAYMOND H. CSTUDJ Labor disgraces no man. Hall Monitor 35 Student Council 25 Stage Crew Z, 3, 4. WOOD. HARRY L.. IR. That man lives happy and in command of himsellt. Hall Monitor 4. WORKMAN. THELMA Beautiful and good. Inter Nos 15, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 25 Volleyball 15 Badminton 1, 25 Pad- dletennis 1, 25 Tennis 1, 25 Ping Pong 1, 25 Hall Monitor 1, 2, 35 Home Room Secretary 45 Junior Red Cross Representative 1. WORRELL. THAD WESLEY Silence more musical than any song. WURTS. HAROLD ANDREW Abstract truth is the eye of reason. Inter Nos 45 Football 45 Veterans' Club 4. Gaiety is the soul's health. ZEUNE' SUZANNE lSUZIEl Intramural Basketball 1. WHITEHOUSE. B. HENRY. IR. IWHITIEJ I've lived and loved. Intramural Basketball 15 Home Room Secre- tary 15 Home Room Vice President 4. And a virtuous woman is far above rubies. Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 2: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Home Room Treasurer lp Drum Majorette 35 Don't Take My Penny 35 The Forest Prince Z5 Home Room Repre- sentative 35 Senior Honor Council 4, Com- mercial Co-op Club 4. gc' t .6 z A 2 a I ,'f tl -fi' Ei ' E' T55 flf 3 yi 31- if 4 , ., 450 N 'iq Q- ffaiiw 'rl ,bg ,ek , - Q 1 f t 1 N ,f n!.!a Q Q 1 ' . Q9-' D I I fd 221 f ff .nf 'K . Ng 1 page one hundred titty-two f il? MVR -l X I Xi.-7 fmj 4 5 to W 4' ix xg V! 1 I W Q -I I vi QQ QS g, -3 A ' ':J4 X If fr,-Jjf S!! C OM' X ff so-L9 A Jf J' Xi' fj ' X s ff? ff' yff f we Q Qt: ft? Q XX xl:'J gg X 47 , EBQQXWXXQEQ U A f QS ' ACKNOWLEDGMENT ond thdnks ore gratefully extended to Portsmouth Business tor generous sup- port to this 7?47 7107344 F Qi , soft Vi LL 'F' f 0 f I 2: Q33 2: M F1513 , -QQ X Q ' r JJ fur ,jj fl X1 U E25 J' t 1, t of 'Wifi JL gygws Cf thx' ffe'-ff 'Q Gt 1 U s f XX 5' xx I txt W j 1 2 12333,-I5 'fI Xa? r if page one hundred fifty-three Qi- Qs lib Httttw tts tw Qt tt ' Wi M' 'tl' ' ft ' f - ,., f? fx KEEP 'EM ROLLING With on A Membership 'll Thru... The Automobile Club of Southern Ohio GALLIA AT cm STREET Best Wishes for Continued Success in Life Ohio Consolidated Telephone Cornpony Ouolity Gittsfot Lowest Prices ROBERTS JEWELERS The Store of Friendly Credit 421 Chillicothe Street J EVVELERY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Morrey Wdinstein, Mgr. SELECT DAIRY The Finest in Doiry Products 2345 CALLIA STREET PHONE 2822 FAMOUS JUNIOR SIZE Exclusives ot Atlos TRUDY I-IALL DORSAS JAUNTY JRS. CONNIE CARTER ROLANDAS CAROLE KINGS DORIS DODSON 21914 Wrn. Atlos, PHS '09, Pres. PQ h ddf ftyf We thank you for your patronage the Smart little Shop With the friendly air DUCK PIN ALLEYS T il e n e ' S and LUNCI-I ROOM Qfllliu Qt guy H. C. Laughlin The I-IIRBS HARDWARE CO. Fifth Street near Chillicothe GENERAL HARDWARE CEMPERLIN E FURNITURE CO. 612 SECOND STREET Authorized Dealer for TOOLS PAINTS ENAMELS VARNISHES WESTINGHOUSE P rtsrn th WINDEL-i-1oWLAND I O OU Funeral and Ambulance Service Mlxed Concrete' Inc' cr-ms. M. HOWLAND PAUL GALLAGHEH Pfoducefs and Dm'ib '0 of Dhedo, Embalmer READY-MIXED CONCRETE and A Friendly Staff and a Friendly Service, Anywhere, Anytime IESO3 Offnere, Opposite Greenlavvn PHONE 200 PORTSMOUTH, O. CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS Main Office and Plant foot of Fifth St. PHONE 24 PORTSMOUTH, O Congratulations to the Class of 47 THE J. 84 S. SANDWICH SHOP 715 cH1LL1corHE STREET A real treat for you . . . Richloaf Sunfed Vitamin Bread today RICHARDSON . BAKINC CO. BAKED IN PORTSMOUTH l5ll Chillicothe St. Phone 1888 pq hd d fiftyelive C. Herrmann 81 Sons Packing Company PLANT 2640 GALLIA 913 GALLIA STREET CCRNER EIGHTH 8: MURRAY Compliments The 1400 Club THE oLD Doc Graeme Zimmer Congratulations Class of 47 CD. Carson Barklovv COUNTY ENGINEER CP. H. S. 23 l Compliments of Chabois Super Service GALLIA 8i OFFNERE DAMARIN HILL SEVENTEENTH 8: GRANDVIEVV PQ h dd f fty ED LOCKNERS AUTO SUPPLY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AUTO SUPPLIES Chillicothe at Ninth Phone 2937 PAINTS CLAS S WALLPAPER THE PORTSMOUTH PAINT COMPANY Gallia and Findlay NU WAY CLEANING CO. 2314 GALLIA STREET Phones 1254 81 2500 WATKINS FANCY GROCERIES Corner Oftnere At Fourth . W. Jackson R. L. Jackson GO TO THE Congratulations to the Class of 1947 BAKE SHOP MARC CANTERS FOR A WIDE VARIETY OF TASTY PASTRIES At Martincjs Corner Phone 1014 Wurster s Drug Store K R A U S S 419 Chillicothe St. FURNITURE APPLIANCES WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS Four Registered Pharmacists PHGNOGRAPHS and RECQRDS IN BUSINESS FOR 50 YEARS 331-333 330-832 April 1st, 1947 Gallia Street Sixth Street pg hd d f'fty Compliments of H. B. IVICGAHAN CO. 1026 Oifnere St. Phone 3276 ARTWIL A'Where smart women practice thrift 418 CI-IILLICOTI-IE STREET IVIELCHER FUNERAL HOME 1417 Otlnere Hill AMBULANCE SERVICE Graduates, when buying home furnishings-see us! SHEETS , F U R N I T U R E C O 526-28 SECOND sr. PHoNE 22 Phcne 160 Save in the low rent district Compliments of IDEAL George A. Suter at Co. BUILDING CONTRACTORS 1617-21 Chillicothe St MILK CO. 1637 TENTH STREET PHONE 623 pq h C1 dfiiy qht MEISEL MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER Sr PLYMOUTH Wholesale and Retail Distributor USED CARS OF ALL MAKES AND MODELS Phone No. 1 224 Second Street Pollitts Hardware LYNN GENERAL HARDWARE AMBULANCE PAINTS VARNISHES PHONE 11 217 Market St. Phone 2582-Y Chess Riggles' Manager HAPPY CORNER Plate Lunches and Confectionery Ice Cream ESL Cigarettes 1763 ELEVENTH ST. PHONE 3719 ECHO CLEANERS Suits Pressed While You Wait 12TH 84 HUTCHINS STREETS PHONE 2406 Blow Your Horn 3 For The Trojans But Buy Your Horn At THE MUSIC SHOP MUSIC RECORDS PHONOGRAPHS Instruction on all Instruments 703 Chillicothe St. Phone 1958 PQ h d d ffty Compliments of Hatch Ask tor these Good Foods Advertising Company GILBERTS COMPLETE MAIL ADVERTISING VOLUNTEER SERVICE BELFDINE Roval Savings Building At your Neighborhood Independent Grocer Watches of HAMILTON WALTI-IAM BENRUS ELGIN For a fine timepiece C. C. 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Your Community Newspaper is a Must in your daily life. pq hdd ty IT'S SMART TO SHOP AT DENTON'S Compliments IF MEN WEAR IT WE HAVE IT of DENTONS A K Is o home store out of the ' I high rent district for 43 yeors BRAGDONS WHOLESALE THE VALUE STORE 1218 23rd Street Phone 3165 OF THE VALLEY 409-11 Chillicothe Street ADAMS , Compliments of BAKING CO. HOME OF PAN DANDY BREAD Ouolity ossured by dependoble bdkers 1009 Oftnere St. Phone 1027 JAMES E. WILHELM OPTOMETRIST 56 Notionol Bonk Bldg. GRADUATES WHEN YOU GET MARRIED COME TO D I S T E L ' S at BUY YoUR FURNITURE LONG AND COMPANY The House of Oudlity Furniture 729-733 SIXTH STREET PORTSMOUTH, OHIO P9 d TY ,FQ M LESSON FOR TODAY-AND EVERY DAY .... Q MILK IS NATURES FINEST FOOD! Q! QI S 7 .fic 'A C It .- ' ij' A 5 -I A l , 4 7570119115 ICE CREAM - DAIRY PRODUCTS G :ao o o. IF IT'S BORDEN'S-IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD! SERVICE DRUG STQRE IDOIISITIOLIII1 University WILLARD A, STAKER, Prop. 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THE TASTE exclusive with us TELLS THE TALE The Nan L. Murphy LAUREL Apparel Shop 813 GALLIA BISCUIT COMPANY Owners: 1609 Chillicothe Street Nora A- Wilhelm-Gladys Higgins Bertha DeBoer AUTOMGTIVE VISIT OUR NEW STORE SUPPLY CO. NEXT TO LQROY THEATRE -Distributors- SAMUEL at co. GOODRICH TIRES MOBILGAS 6? - Sciotoville 842 Gallia Street Eighth 8: Gay Sts. Viaduct 8t Gallia MAKERS OF HAPPY HOMES CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST VVISHES I pg hdd ty MEET ME AT THE CAMEO FOR A BIT OF SWEET OR A BITE TO EAT Established 1926 839 GALLIA STREET Good food is good health GLENN WERNER BATTERY Br ELECTRIC SERVICE Service that satisfies M. P. BATTERY Bt ELECTRIC CO. 921 Fourth St. Portsmouth, Ohio MARY LOUISE Homemade Candies 1416 Third Street E. H. RUSSELL GLASS COMPANY GIVE US A BREAK Phgne 2514 1106 Gallia Street Compliments MANY PICTURES IN of THE PASTRY SHOP 708 CHILLICOTHE sT. THE TROJAN WERE MADE ON FILMS AND SUPPLIES FROM FOWLER'S COLEMAN'S MARKET FRESH FRUITS 81 VEGETABLES Open daily except Sundays 2027 GALLIA ST. PHONE 1969-R Art is long Time is fleeting When the ranks oi mediocrity are crowded There is always room at the top FLOOD DRUGS, INC. J. W. FLOOD, Pres. 2109-2111 Gallia Street pq hdd ty- CURNUTTES FOOD MARKETS Jackson 81 Brown - Phone 3018 29th Sr Scioto Trail - Phone 41 FUR STORAGE FUR COATS CLEANED St CLAZED B O N D E U R S lPortsrnouth's Exclusive Furriersl GROCERIES MEAT EEUITE VEGETABLES 709 cHtLLtcoTEE STREET BIRDS' EYE FROSTED Eoons Portsmouth' Ohio SUMMERS 81 SON Headquarters for the latest SHEET MUSIC RECORDS MUSICAL SUPPLIES Home of the Famous BALDWIN PIANOS AND HAMMOND ORGANS SOLOVOX NOVACHORD Band Ins ments, Guitars, Ukelel Our 76 Y s of Fair Dealing is Your G 906 GALLIA ST. FOR BETTER SANDVVICHES PARK AT THE PARK SHOPPE SEVENTEENTI-I 81 GRANDVIEVV PHONE 2283 Congratulations to the Class of 1947 E. C. DAEHLER MORTUARY CO. JOHN T. 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IOO7 GALLIA STREET HERF F 'J O JMANUFACTURING .IEIVELERS AND STATIONERY 1407-1419 NORTH CAPITOL AVENUE INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 101 P. BURKART, Representative 2201 CAMBRIDGE ROAD COLUMBUS, OHIO OFFICIAL JEVVELERS FOR PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL pq hdd tyf A ADAMS, MR. LOWELL .....,.............,..,... ANDERSON, MISS MARGARET ATTENDANTS OF FOOTBALL QUEEN B BALL, MISS MARGARET .... BAND ,.,..,,.,..,,,..,.....,,.,.,,.,..,.,.. BANOUET Ifootbu111 ............. .... BASKETBALL Cboys' vcrsi1y1 ., BASKETBALL Iccxptainb .....,..,...... .. BASKETBALL Cindividuo1s1 ...., BASKETBALL Icction1 ..........., BASKETBALL Ireserves1 ..... BASKETBALL Ifreshmcm1 ....,. BASKETBALL Imcmcqers1 .... BASKETBALL Iqir1s'1 ..,....... BETTY LAMP CLUB .,..,..... BLAZER, MISS ANNA .......,,. BOARD OF EDUCATION ..,. BURKE, MISS FREDA .......,...,. BURKHARDT, MR. OWEN ,.... BURTON, MISS RUTH ..,.,..... BYELENE, MR. MICHAEL .,,.., C CHEERLEADERS . CHOIR ...,.....,.......... CHURCH SCENE ...... CLASSES ...,.................,. CLUBS ......... ,.......,.......,..., . .. COACHES Ifootbc1111 ......,..,.... COACHES IbQsketbc111 ,.....,.... CO-EDITORS OF TROIAN ..... COLE, MR. R. D. .......,.,.....,,... . CONWAY, MISS SARAIANE ..... COMMERCIAL CLUB ...........,.. COOKES,..MRS...ELEANOR CUP GIRL .,,...,..,..................., D DEANS ......,..,,,.....,......,.,.,,.,.,..... DEANS' ASSISTANTS .,.... DEBATE CLUB ..,.......,.,.... DEDICATION ..,..,... ..,.. DRAMATICS ..,....,.....,. DRUM MAIORETTES ...,.,..,... DuPRE, MISS GENEVIEVE ..,.,. DuPRE, MISS HELEN .......,.... DUSCHINSKI, MISS LEA ..,.., E ELLIOTT, MR. RALPH ........., F FOOTBALL Ivc1rsity1 ...,..... FOOTBALL Iccxptcinsl .,..., FOOTBALL fuction1 ....,.. FOOTBALL fqueenj ........,,, FOOTBALL fbcmquetb ....,..,.,..... FOOTBALL Iiunior vurs11Y1 ,.... FOOTBALL IIHCIHGQGYSI .....,.. FOOTBALL Iindividuc11s1 ..... FOOTBALL Icocxches1 ......... FULLER, MISS IUANITA .,.. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ..... FRESHMAN CLASS ,.,.,......, FRESHMAN OFFICERS .... . INDEX 15 15 123, 124 15 106 66 6, 68 69 70, 71 72, 73, 76 74 75 74 78, 79 94 15 13 15 15 15 15 67 112 21-35 83-104 56 75 137 15 15 98, 99 14, 87 77 14 89 93 113-118 108 15 12 14 54 55 61, 62, 63 . 122. 124 66 64 56 57-60 56 . .,,... 16 . ......... 75 22-26 22 G G. A. C. . ,.,.,.....,.,...... .... . .. GIRLS' LEAGUE ...,... GIRLS' SPORTS ..,., GLEE CLUBS ,..,.. ...... I-I HEER, MISS CHRISTINE ,.... HELSTROM, MR. EINAR .......... HOPKINS, MISS THELMA ...... I INTER NOS ..... ............., J IACKSON, MR. SYLVAN .,... IOHNSTON, MISS EDITH ...,. IOLLY, MISS EDNA .,...,..,., IUBILETTES .........,.........,....... .'-- :ff ' IUNIOR CLASS ............,......,.. IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,..,. . IUNIOR CLUB . .......,.,.,..,.........,..,..., . IUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL K KEGLEY, MR. IOSEPH ,..,...,..,....,.,... KIRKPATRICK, MISS BERNICE ...,. KRAUSZ, MISS MARY ................ L LATIN CLUBS .......... ....... LEACH, MR. BERT .............. LIBRARY CLUB ....................... LITMAN, MISS FLORENCE ...... LORENTZ, MR. CHARLES Mc MCCOMB, MR. FRANKLIN ...... MCKELVEY, MR. H. W. ........ . MCKINNEY, Mlss DOROTHY .ffl M MACKOY, MISS CAROLINE . MAIORETTES .........................,.... MANN. MISS SADIE ....,....... MEADOWS, MR. CARL ......,...,..... MITCHELL, MR. PAT ,..................,.. MORNINGSTAR, MR. AUGUST ..... MULTER, MR. FRED ,. ................. . MUSSER, MISS ISABEL ..........., N 82 80-81 111 16 12 90 16 I6 16 110 32-35 32 fff 89 64 16 16 17 90-91 17 93 17 17 17 13 17 17 108 17 17 17 18 18 18 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ....... ...... 8 3, 84 136 NEWS CLASS ........................,....... NISWONGER, MRS. NELLIE ...,..., O OFFICERS ffreshmcm c1oss1 ........ OFFICERS Isophomore c1c1ss1 ...... OFFICERS Ijunior clcrssl ....,...... OFFICERS Isenior cIuss1 ....... ORCHESTRA ........................... OVERTURF, MR. ROBERT P PIERSON, MR. FRANK .......... PLUS ULTRA ....,.......,.... pclqe one hundred seventy-six Muff.. 18 22 Z7 32 37 107 18 18 91 5 T Q OUEEN Ifootbclll ......,......,.,.... ....... I 22, 124 R REVELLERS .,......,.,.,.,,..,...,.,.... ...,..,. 9 5 RESERVE BASKETBALL ....... ......,. 7 4 ROHR, MR, WILLIAM ....... .,....,. I S ROWSON, MR. DENT ........... ........ 1 8 S SALLADAY, MISS IEAN ....... ...,..,. I 8 SCHOOL BOARD .....,....,.....,.,,,. ........ I 3 SCI-IWARTZ, MISS MARY E. ...... ,,...... I 9 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ....,,...,.,.,.. .,.... I 43 SENIOR CLASS ..,......,.......,.... ...... 3 6-53 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS .... ........ 3 7 SENIOR HONOR .........,,.......,.. ......,. 8 6 SENIOR PLAY ....,,.....,..,.,.....,..... SHINKLE, MISS OCTAVIA ..... SMITH, MR. RAYMOND 117 19 SOPHOMORE CLASS .................,,.,.. ....,. 2 7-31 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ...,.. ......,. 2 7 SPANISH CLUB ,..,..,. STUDENT COUNCIL. .,............., . T TONEY, MISS HAZEL .....,......,... TROIAN STAFF ..,..,..,....... ,..,..,.,, TROWBRIDGE, MISS MARIE ..,., V VARSITY BASKETBALL .............. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM VARSITY FOOTBALL .............,..., VOCATIONAL CLASSES ..,,.,..,.. VOCATIONAL CLUBS .,..,... W WEST, MR. GLEN C. ISup't.1 ..... WHITE!-IOUSE, MISS ELIZABETH WITTENBURG, MISS ALBERTA WYANT, MISS HAZEL .,,.....,..,..,,. Y YONOVITZ, MR. JOSEPH ...,.., 92 85 I2 ..,,.. . 137 .,,. .. I9 68-73 70-71 54-63 98-104 96-97 I9 19 19 Qf K O IN 1 v I I F Q lrgfi I ni 'V-S9 , 1 ,f ff ,JRQ EVN LSI L . lf rg 1 ff I W A i F- 6 I ml JD - 1 II5If TXf'f SL -N ' page one hundred seventy-seven , ,W ,dm , A3 'UN -L-Q QQ 1 - ,JC COE ff' C9 ig X 5 lily,-g,, rgss ' H AUTGGRAPI-IS f 1 1 . , 4 I if M Q OCD . V X Q S r 4 1 R K Q wil W X , 1 i n I x 5 Q JE W 0' H5 fx 3 if L