Portsmouth High School - Trojan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1948 volume:

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What are the tricks oi the irade by which simple, wellfbalanced meals can be made more aliraciive? Varieiy in menus is necessary, and can be obtained ibrouqli ilie ari in coolcina learned in Home Economics. HWWYfff1Wi5f'USWhfW A W H f- W A- hr W -W0 ' 'f Eager High schoolers in the far corners of the balcony sh-h-h-h each other to silence and strain torward in their seats. The house lights go out. Students and parents relax in the corn- tortahle new auditorium seats as the curtain rises. And so, on with the play .... page fourteen wk! ' -. page fifteen fllrnpnst everybody just knows thot he con oct. Vtfnon the tryouts ore netd, tnony o wav, 1 stiff finds out thot tt tsn't os oosy os it looks. And quite often drotnottcs tn ntqn school ftj93 u trotrnnqfsonoot thot rnoy lsod to o professionot coroor. Sf 'mi 5:1 Commercial Co-op 313 f E?f MISS IEAN SALLADAY. CO-ORDINATOR PUQS SSVBIIIEGII ff f 9? gf .Q J 6 ,f N H VM, ,M W W 4 Ammls ma new f Q23 H Q xV.A W l.. ,mpg ,ik ' -f ' . n . .f ',' ',. ff ,-'4 ,ff I ,IN My P.H.S. PRINCIPAL Mr. H. W. McKelvey completed his fourth successful year at P.H.S. this Spring. He received his B.A. degree from Ohio Uni- versity and his M. A. degree from Ohio State University. Prior to serving here, Mr. McKelvey Was principal at Paines- ville, Ohio. Principal McKelvey's experience and co- operative attitude have made an enviable record for him during his four years at P.H.S. MISS ALINE McKEEN Secretary to Mr. McKe1vey MISS LEA DUSCHINSKI Secretary to Mr. McKelvey P.H.S. DEAN OF BOYS Mr. Ralph Elliott advises boy stu- dents in personal and school matters, checks attendance, and assists with extra-curricular activities. His past ex- perience and training makes him well fitted for the job. He received his B. S. degree from Ohio University. He also attended Miami University, University of Michi- gan, and Marshall College. He has served as teacher and principal in Portsmouth elementary schools. MISS HAZEL TONEY Secretary to Mr. Ridenour MISS THELMA HOPKINS Secretary to Mr. West PORl'.S'MO0TII S6'lI00l 800R0 Seated: Dr. William A. Duvendecky Mr. Arthur H. Raug Mr. Glen C. West, super- intendent oi schoolsg Mrs. Charles S. Baker, president. Standing: Mr. Charles E. Vandervortp Mr. Williaim H. I-lorry Mr. Wesley Ridenour, clerk-treasurer. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Glen C. West came to Portsmouth High School two and a half years ago from the staff of the Ohio State Department of Education. During that period here he has brought about many improvements in our school system. I-Ie holds his B. S. degree from Ohio University and his M. A. degree from Columbia University. DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs. Raymond Smith is the acting dean of girls. She has received a B. A. degree from Morehead State Teachers' College and an M. A. degree from George Peabody College. She has also done graduate work at the University of Wyoming. The duties of the dean ot girls are to check the girls' daily attendance, to serve as director of social activities, and to advise girls on personal, voca- tional, and academic problems. Mrs. Smith is also the sponsor of the Girls' League and the Senior Honor Council. it , ... page twenty-one 43 . ?. 'WN ms. 995 Adams. Francis Indiana State Teachers' College, B. S. Art Burke. Freda B. S. Ohio University, University of Wy- oming, University of California. Current History. Social Problems. Trolan Sponsor Adams. Lowell B. A. University of Iowa, Ohio State Uni- versity, Ohio University, Miami University. Physics. Biology Burkhardt. Owen University of Cincinnati Extension School, Vocational Training, Trade Experience, Machinist and Apprentice-Training Instruc- tor Wheeling Steel Corporation. Machine Shop 1. Related and Blue Print Work Anderson. Margaret B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University, M. Ph. University of Wisconsin. English IV Burton. Ruth B. A. Ohio State University. Related English Ill. Economics. Commercial Law Ball. Margaret B. E. Denison University. Latin l. ll. IV A Cole. Ralph B. A. Oberlin Collegeg M. A. University of Alabama. Chemistry Blazer. Anna B. A. Ohio University, University of llVis- consin, Columbia University. Latin I. English II Conway. Sarai ane B. S. Bowling Green State University, University of Pittsburgh. Distributive Education Du Pre, Genevieve B. S. Ohio University, Oberlin Conserva' tory of Music, Miami University, Univer- sity of Wisconsin. English I Heller, George B. S. Western State Teachers' College Physical Education-Boys Health. Asst. Football and Basketball Coach Du Pre. Helen B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University, Ohio University. English I Helstrorn. Einar B. M. New England Conservatory of Music, M. M. Northwestern University. Band and Orchestra Fuller. Iucmita B. A. University oi Michigan, M. A. Co- lumbia University, University of Cincin- nati, Michigan State Normal, Sorbonne, Paris. Spanish I. II: French I. Il Johnston, Edith B. S. Ohio University, M. A. University of Chicago, Oxford University, Oxford, Eng- land. World History Glass, Iohn Ohio Wesleyan B, A., Ohio University, New York University, Columbia University. English III Iolly, Edna Ohio University, A. B. Rio Grande College, Wilmington College, University of Cincin- nati. English I. Home Economics I Heer. Christine Sargent College of Boston University, Ohio University, B. S. Ed. Physical Education tqirlsl Kegley. Ioe B. A. Milligan College, Tennessee. Civics. American History 12 hs.. W 4 .bt se X xiii' Kirkpatrick. Berinice Denison University, A. B. Ohio University, University of lllinois, Western Reserve University B. L. S. Librarian McComb. Franklin B. S. Alma College, University of Michigan, Chicago University, Miami University. American History Krausz. Mary B. S. Ohio University, M. A. Pennsylvania State College. World History. American History Meadows. Carl B. A. Transylvania College, Ohio Univer- sity. Biology and Coaching Leach. Bert Western State Teachers' College, Muske- gon Commercial College, Gregg College, Ohio University, Miami University. Business Training. Review of Mathematics Mitchell. Pat B. A. and M. A. Washington and Lee University, University of Virginia. World Geography and World History Lorentz. Charles B. A. Marietta College, Ohio State Univer- sity. General Science. Asst. Football and Basketball Couch Multer. Fred B. S. and B. A. E, Ohio State University. Industrial Arts Mackoy. Caroline B. A. Randolph Macon Women's College, B. S. Ohio University, Massachusetts ln- stitute of Technology. Study Hall Supervisor Musser. Isabel B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University. Business English. English III Nenni, lean Marshall College A. B. Typing I and II, Business Training Rowson, Dent University of Cincinnati, Wheelinq Steel Corporation. Pre-Vocational Machine Shop, Related, and Machine Shop Il Niswonqer, Nellie B. A. Otterbein College. Algebra I Salladay, lean B. S. Miami University. Commercial Co-op Overturf, Robert University of Cincinnati. Automotive I, II. Pre-Vocational Automo- tive, and Related Automotive Mechanics Scisinger, Doris B. S. Bowling Green State University. Distributive Education Pierson, Frank B. S. Wilmington College, Ohio State Uni- versity. Faculty Manager, General Mathematics Shinkle, Octavia B. S. Miami University, M. A. Columbia University, Graduate Work University oi Wisconsin, University of Chicaqo. Home Economics II and III Rohr, William B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University. Civics, Social Problems, Athletic Director, Basketball Coach. Shump, Mariirances B. S. Education Ohio State University. Glee Club, Boys and Girls Choir Q35 ug rl 'L .wk f ...tk fb. it ,Q iii! Q1 i .........- Cx is 'S r 8 9F?f?A,, K . x .. W, 'V -L., 2.-v A .i mg A at :gtg Us 't SRX X .jpmo-,-.... l' ', :'- i :',,. A . .Q Smith, Raymond B. S. Ohio University, Ohio State Univer- sity. Mechanical Drawing Watts, Gale B. S. Education Bliss College. Bookkeeping Snyder, Vincent B. A. Purdue University, Reserve Basketball. Track, Head Football Coach Whitehouse, Elizabeth B. A. Eastern Kentucky State Teachers' Collegeg M. A. George Peabody College for Teachers. English ll Spears, Forrest A B. S. Indiana Technical College, Ohio Wes- leyan University, Marshall College, Me- chanical Engineer Wheeling Steel Corpora- tion, Curtiss-Wright, Goodyear Aircraft, Precision Tool Design Co. Pre-Vocational Automotive and Related Wittenburg, Alberta B. S. Miami University. Typing I Trowbridge, Marie B. S. Ohio State University. Plane Geometry, General Mathematics Wyant, Hazel B. S. Ohio State University, Columbia Uni- versity, Ohio University, The Gregg Col- lege. Shorthand l. Office Practice Yonovitz, Ioseph B. S. Miami University, M. A. Ohio State University, Colorado State College, Trade Expert Machinist, National Tube Co., Lo- rain, Ohio. Co-ordinator for Vocational Trades and Industries E kk Y: f nj wfgpg,-., 5, .- 4437 ' .. ,-. 2 401 .fx 'Yffz' Qs: .'W:fKw,,,,, f 1 sq ga-M , , A-M I A ,, . , 5 1.-ur , . x s S, lntroducin the 6 ass of N xx. X XX Y 2 'a fx f S. N! in 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Carlton Beck Betty Cremeans Sue Miller Don Foehr Vice-President Treasurer Secretary PreSidSDi SENIOR CLASS We made our debut at Portsmouth High School as freshmen in the autumn of '44. We soon chose Bill Apel, Eugene I-lackworth, Iirn Daugherty, cmd Mary Ellen Scott as officers. Miss Caroline Mackoy and Miss Margaret Anderson were sponsors for the new class. As sophomores we elected jack Batterson, president, Bill Apel, vice-presi- dent: Bob Mucha, secretary, and Mary Ellen Scott, treasurer. Miss Marie Trowbridge served as sponsor. During our junior year the class of '48 displayed progressiveness, as all juniors do, in every field of school lite. The class produced a very successful class play, Strictly Formal. The officers for this year were james Hender- son, president: Iarnes Barry, vice-president: Carolyn Hodge 'and Sue Miller, secretariesg and james Spriggs, treasurer. Miss Mary Krausz guided us through our third year. We concluded our most busy year by sponsoring the junior-Senior Prorn. jack Batterson and joan Conley were co-chairmen. As seniors we were a nappy and proud group. The class of '48 had made an enviable record during their four years at P. I-I. S. We presented a suc- cessful class play in the spring, and enjoyed a year of social activity and high scholarship. We brought our life at P. H. S. to a close with the tradi- tional commencement exercises. Our officers for the final year were Don Foehr, presidentp Carlton Beck, vice-president, Sue Miller, secretaryg and Betty Crerneans, treasurer. Sponsors for this year were Miss I-lazel Wyant and Miss Octavia Shinkle. page twenty-nine Ioan Abbott Paul Adams Barbara Adkins Ralph Allison Richard Anderson William Apel lean Arnold Ioanne Baber rw Mkt Q ii r Q gg ,B 5 page thirty f Wayne Baer Tillie Baqby Barbara Baker Dolores Barker Iarnes Barry lack Batterson Ralph Bauer Betty Bays M IX Q fi sbs f K 25- 'Q- Q Q 'Sf 'E 'sf' xg, i it Carlton Beck George Blanton William Bright Helen Brown Nancy Beekman Beverly Bloomfield Keith Brooker Margaret Brown Helen Bernse Iohn Bob Book Dolores Brooks loyce Buckley Ioan Bickett Ianet Boring Uldine Brooks Marion Buckley page thirty-one page thirty-two Sue Ann Burch lames Carr Ioanne Clausinq Iohn Conley Phyllis Burns Betty Carson Gilbert Clowe lames Cook Lowell Call Paul Cassidy Iacquelyn Conley Raymond Cook Iohn Campbell Nancy Chamberlin loan Conley Maurice Cooper WLT? 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'. if? 1 .go '1 af li ,Y 'Q 1 ,wh 'ff 2 Rosetta Cooper Dolores Cornett Daniel Cottrell Thomas Cox Martin Crabtree Helen Craft Betty Crerneans Ruth Crisp page Fr Betty Cummins Nancy Curnutte thirty-three lerry Davies Charles Davis f A , W-. Q Victor Dernaras Paul Diles Richard Dodqe Richard Dorr Martha Dunham Richard Ellis Dupuy Homer Dyer Patricia Evans xg, , 5 Z ' '-fi. . r,..g, E-- il- , .. . WK, page thirty-four Iacob Ewing Shirley Ferquson lolly Fields Iames Fitch 3 William Fleminq Richard Flowers Donald Foehr Dawn Fordyce 8 v if :I ..,f. 1 'S rn 5, f Homer Fraley Laura Belle Francis Harold Gannon Donald Gee SQ A S Q W .K A M :HR 1 f - J 2. V A, . ., 1' fn if . ' YN- ' iz, ., i it Z A t Roscoe Gerard lohn Gillispie Rose Ann Glascock Regina Goddard is Diana Graham W. lane Graham Mary A. Grayson William Greer P39 fkw me ..... 5 lohn Groom l Eugene Hackworth Reqinald Haley Charles Hall e thirty-tive Norma Hamilton Mary A. Hamlin Betty Hammond Richard Harley . , K Q 1 Q ' Y 1 5 , 5? ag Robert Harris Peter Hauck Eugene Hawthorne Iohn Hazelbeck si? A 4 gfjt gbif i x Q A EQ S, f.. - '-- I . 1 ' , t, -f, x X0 , .ft ff 5 a ir I P59 Iames Henderson Betty Heur Harold Hewitt lack Hewitt 'QV 'WH e thirty-six David Hicks Iames Hill Barbara Himes Iohn Hisle Q 1 has ix X b ,.., Q .. s Carolyn Hodge luclith Hollis William Hoodlet Norma Hook '!! 1l 'WF - ' ' N E- v ,. 2, iz. Martha Hopkins Betty Horton Betty Hovencamp Charlotte Howell Paul lson Carolyn lohnson Georqeann Iohnson LaRue Kaps page thirty-seven Forest Keqley Betty Kenard Wanda Kinker Patricia Klock Christine Knowles lohn Lawyer Judy Leever David Leiqhtenheimer Patricia LeMaster Charles Lemons Sammye Lessenberry Annabelle Lester PG Asa Lett Mary Ann Lewis Richard Lewry Cecil Liles , 'T' .2 an 5- ge thirty- F ii?-w ,,,.. A Qt ik my ,gum- eight Iames Little William Lowe Donald Lyon loyce Ann McBride 1 'iiiv m y I ,.:.:- Anna Lou McCally Charlotte McCann Raymond McCollam Robert McCoy 1 William McFerren Ella Louise Mcl-lenry Belva McKinney Phyllis Mahan Gwendolyn Marcus Roy Mayberry Geneva Meade Carol Melvin page thirty-nine Robert Miller Sue Miller Charles Millirons David Moore 5 4 5 Y L M- . ii Via X if xy: Q 6' -1 ii! if f 1 an is . it Sl Ni, y f ff I Q A in f Zig ,,., :., 1,,. , , Donald Moore Robert Mucha Ronald Murphy Edward Newman 5 loan Newman Rita Nourot Raymond Oliver Gene Gwen page forty Delores Parsley larnes Parsons Emoqene Patrick William Peart AN mink its A A K ,3 if Anita Piluq Harry Pherson Howard Pherson Virginia Piter ludith Poole Howard Potts Betty Preston David Prosch it Thi 'Q' 1, . ,,,,L., . gig? H A S gl it tx ' 'Ii' :z?'::,.-ef Q . 3: ggi, 'QB-1-. N, Clyde Pyle Marion Raike Donald Ramsay Erma Rawlins A it a ' f - -'- lg .v.::' i f it y lllv Wanda Rayburn Iames Rice Donald Richter Talmadqe Rifle page forty-one II' is ,. ' Mg.. + Q'- Q K Beulah Riqqs Wanda Lee Robinson Watt Roe Georqe Rose Polly Ruqqles' Betty Iayne Samson Betty Scheid Suzanne Sclnirrman Iames Scott Mary Ellen Scott Dolores Shope Robert Shryock PC Fred Shumate Betty Simms Iohn Simpson Rosemary Simpson ge iorty-two Unadel Skeens Carl Smith William Snyder Elwood Sparks S i 1. . MK... larnes Spaulding Charles Spires Iames Sprigqs William Staker .4 l. 'XIV ,pn 1329 f '99 Eda Starnper Phyllis Sunatrank Charles Thacker Phyllis Staples Richard Sutherland lohn Thomas Ianet Stevenson Helen Taylor Ralph Thompson Donald Stewart Troy Taylor Sheila Tracewell page forty-three s Harry Tracy Genevieve Treat Carl Tuttle Richard Underwood Marilyn Vest Harry Wagner Iames West Richard Whipple PC Phillip White Sue White William White Margaret Williams qe forty-iour Mary Williams l-lershell Yates Raymond Willis William Yeager Wavel Wright Raymond Yeagle Richard Wynn Richard Yost I R HW, Eval ink. l.,,:.: ,.,. ,.,, Q. H - l h Wg., William Young Wanda Tilghman lack Young Doris Carpentef loan Yuenger Patricia White Wilma Yuenger page forty-five mmaufing the cfm of 1949 page forty-six jf- ,rn 'Q bl all . if in if, 't ,tg af. 1, 'Phe RM: M 'X if 3 '. ' 'Q X its T ig 1. W 6 fin I' IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ruth Ann White Ianet Moore Larry Kimble Alice Frantz Treasurer Secretary President Vice-President IUNIOR CLASS The class of '49 entered P. H. S. in the form of 398 freshmen in the autumn of 1945. Officers elected for the first year were Dave Gambill, president, Mitzi Levine, vice-president: Bill Stidham, secretary: and Iune Hensge, treas- urer. Miss Caroline Mackoy served as sponsor. The annual Sophomore dance highlighted the second year, under the guid- ance of Miss Margaret Anderson. Ben Smith served as president. Other offi- cers were Charles Mohl, vice-president: Ioanne Kelleyf secretary, and Rachel Hopkins, treasurer. As Iuniors, the class of '49 completed its most successful year at P. H. S. All previous records were smashed by the 551,200 raised by magazine sales. A double cast was used in the successful class play, A Date With Iudy. The Iunior-Senior Prom and the Iunior class dance. in the spring rounded up the activities for the year'. Officers for the Iunior year were Larry Kimble, presidentg Alice Frantz, vice-presidentg Ianet Moore, secretary, and Ruth Ann White, treasurer. Miss Mary Krausz directed class activities as sponsor. 1- f Home Room 201 Row l: N. Bartlett, L. Barker, R. Adams, I. Aeh, E. Amick, M. Blevings, D. Armstrong, N. Appel. Row 2: G. Ashley, I. Barry, C. Bias, R. Albrecht, C. Ball, D. Adams, D. Arthur, H. Bender Row 3: L. Binns, D. Bobst, I. Appelqate, A. Ball, D. Berry, B. Blair, M. Bercini, B. L. Bodmer, P. Artrip. Home Room 202 Row 1: I. Cutlip, M. Carley, H. Coyle, N. Cole, B. Brown, P. Copas, L. Coe, I. Cullen. Row 2: C Bradley, D. Collins, I. Cox, W. Campbell, L. Chaffin, I. Compton, B. Combs. Row 3: I. Bray, I Clark, E. Brown, G. Curnutte, D. Clark, D. Coe, I. Bond, B. Boyle, D. Boyd. Home Room 203 Row 1: P. Frantz, M. A. Frantz, P. Dadosky, O. Daniels, M. Evans, D. Donley. Row 2: D. Davis, D. Findeis, E. Felty, D. Finger, B. Ehrman, F. Faine, G. Edwards, E. L. Ford. Row 3: R. Earls, M Downs, W. Downey, R. Fleming, A. Dayberry, I. Daugherty, I. Diddle, M. Fordyce, M. L. Elliott page iorty-eight page forty-nine Home Room 205 lGirlsI Row 1: M. Levine, I. Hensge, I. Kinney, L. Iackson, M. Lee, S. Gallagher, M. lrvin, M. Hamblin I. Hagaman, L. Frasher. Row 2: C. Linham, M. Lawson, B. Humphreys, D. Heaberlin, R. Harr, L Iewett, D. Iohnson, I. Hill, C, Hartz. Row 3: M, Keyes, S. Lehman, A. Keibler, W. Hayslip, M Looney, A, Goodman, P. Iourney, R. Hagerman, B. Hopkins, I. Kelley. 1101112 500111 ZUD LDOYSI Row 1: H. Iefierson, W. Harris, B. Hanson, W. Lemons, B. Kidwell, R. Hollis, L. Kimble, A. Keys I. Iohnson, Row 2: S. Keller, P. Gearhart, C. Harwood, C. Leighienheimer, G. Humphrey, E. Green, I. Griffith, VV. Hamblin, H. Keibler. Row 3: R. Lane, D. Hayes, F. Franz, D. Gambill, E. Leading- ham, B. Iarvis, I. Freeland, I. Keyser, R. Fuliz, C. Harrison, C. Hill. Home Room 206 Row 1: L, Montgomery, C. Melvin, D. Maple, N. Miller, N. Morgan, I. Mosley, P. Meadows, B Miller, I. Meade. Row 2: D. Meyers, E. Martin, D. Maulc, D. Maze, C. Mohl, I. McNamara, D McClean, B. McAfee, N. Millirons, Row 3: I. Moore, B. Monk, M. Maze, C. Middlecamp. I. Mark ham, B. McLaughlin, D. McCoy, V, McGill, I. Luckett, F. McHone, B, McCulloch. .Z -22 fre. N E, I iv' lfmfw-fo-'wig Home Room 207 'Row 1: I. Purdum, D. Poole, B. Poehlein, M. Pascoe, I. Newman, M. Oliver, H. Packard. Row 2. L. Queen, W. Potter, I. Newman, R. Newman, I. Parsons, H. O'Roark, W. Myers. Row 3: P. O'Con' nor, A. Parker, R. Proctor, I. Papillon, B. Pitts, P. Osborn, B. Nelson, I. Obrist, P. Ramsey. Home Room 210 Row 1: D. Skeens, R. Shepherd, B. Schyler, VV. Spradlin, C. Stafford, H. Slattery, P. Roe, F. Staker, I. Rice. Row 2: B . Ruth, R. Ryan, A. Staker, T. Stafford, P. Ryan, B. Smith, C. Rayburn, H. Riley, R. Richter, V. Robeson. Row 3: G. Riqley, L. Sainopulos, R. Slusher, E. Steiner, E. Scott, E. Schusky, R. Ratcliff, A. Snook, C. Salisbury, E. Spears. Home Room 211 First Row: L. Stitt, I. Suter, W. Wheeler, L. Tubbs, H. Stephenson, I. Taylor, D. Yeager, L. Wheeler, D. Wood. Row 2: D. Triqqs, C. Williams, L. Thompson, B. Stidham, B. Thacker, I. Winebrenner, I. Turner, H. Waring, I. Widdiq. Row 3: D. Wright, G. Weiss, W. Stevens, I. White, B. Tufts, R. White, I. Ward, D. Williams, I. Suter, T. Theiss. '-1-4 Introducing the Class of 19.50 page fifty- ,Z .MW SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Betty Ann Hill Rita Appel Betty Lou Russell Barksdale Wimbish Secretary Treasurer Vice-President President SOPHOMORES The class of 1950 entered into a second and more exciting year. To help and to guide the sophomore class was Raymond Smith, their sponsor. The students went all out in electing officers. The candidates who were elected were Barksdale Wimbish, president: Betty Lu Russell, vice-presidentg Betty Ann Hill, secretary, and Rita Apel, treasurer. To build up the class funds the sophomores promoted a sale ot tablets and notebook paper to the rest of the school. They also sponsored an after-game dance during the football season and a very successful spring dance late in the school year. This group has been active in school at-fairs and has shown promise of many good things to come in the next two years. GQ? or esp.. was Raids 'T .Co , s it s l page fifty-two GH' 53 ,ly Ll V1.1 .W A' Home Room 212 Row 1: M. Bradley, I. Buckley, I. Bias, R. Bradford, R. Aeh, I. Bates, N. Archie, C. Antis, C. Ad clinqlon, M. Arlrip, D. Baker. Row 2: I. Barney, R. Allard, D. Batterson, L. Barrell, Z. Allen, I. Archie, B. Adams, R. Bretz, B. Barney, I. Bennett, D. Butler. Row 3: R. Benner, R. Beck, R. Baer, F. Buckley, C. Brooks, L. Barnaky, H. Bemse, E. Bertram, P. Abrams, R, Apel, B. Brandel, H Burns, I. Arnold, I. Anqlin. Home Room 302 Row 1: D. Childers, R. Clark, W. Corbitl, I. DeArmond, I. Dayan, S. Clark, Carl Clark, Clare Clark Row 2' G. Darraqh, I. Cochran, R. Carlee, R. Carter, B. Chucales, C. Carr, T. Cook. Row 3: D Dailey, K. Cook, I. Cullen, R. Dever, T. Davis, C. Carpenler, E. Davilz. Home Room 303 Row 1: I. Donley, I. Fisher, D. Diles, R. Fisher, M. L. Downing, B. Dunn, A. Falter, R. Fodqe, B Faris. Row 2: I. Douglas, H. Duncan, C..DuFuy, R. Flack, D. Flowers, T. Dickson, I. Everman, B Flannery, I. Dorsey. Row 3: M. K. Eisnauqle, D. Donalhan, B. File, B. Doll, E. Dunn, D. Diener B. Drake, I. Dyer, I. Earl, D. Exline. page fifty-three ,gk . Wk Home Room 307 Row 1: S. Ray, C. Rutliff, R. Patton, M. Pence, P. P les, R. Pauley, D. Pyle, B. Preston, R. Peltrey E. Parker, D. ,.,, Rice, R. Plymclle, G. Pleasent, A. Oster- Ro C. Smith. Row Smith, R. Riley. N. Sisson, B. L. ome Room 308 , S N Scott, B. Silces. ' Slusher, ?fQ.Q5Q-,zlw vygoi Scott, A. Sisson, 'A. Saun , M. C. Sc ler a I. fg, ' Q . : . '- - chneider, C. Ro T , Smith, P. Scott, Robinson 'f ' I irrmc JWfWR2 D. Scxqrcxves, I. Smith Ko , wx N , df Qfaix Xxx wx 5, i S- Yglfi it QN7T'?3S., X 571. X-.. ff.. f iv P-f+.f.1.ffy1.ii life. . 5,f:i.1,,..Jaff W mr page titty-lou: 235575 Y ,.! XL , page iifty-iive W ,B r t e f .f . 'iv st -:,, w V .W ff . 1 , M, Mx Q A RH.,-Ylgg, Z? iw-..f'! t, 8 It R A lax h--M...,,.,w XIX' . . M fi Q.. I ...J N' tx. it 3-gf 'X R . 'If' Truitt olive ff NJ Ii -X., N X k A ,ef me Room 310 K hompson, R. Staats, H. Smith V. Smith. Row 2: . I . Stafford, T. Stone, C. Spar A. Sparks, I. Sto . 1 p s cyl s Thatcher, P. sparks, D. gif--.t - , L F5 ,-12. ' ' , . f V-t 3 , If ' ,,.f- f W ' Z ,..- I t A A . R eMHo9m 311 K, W'- it W ' X lim' we 3. 941. x Qs XX. '-'-A--M ff XR I XI I if B t f f' Q 1 ff! 3 2 o T' . . Q n , ,f I I if n s f E .- fwnwj Row 1: :6lMVdnTs Z' . ' on FlMWilliams, B. White, B. Y.. - nu .rf-- 1 s, A. Young fir Baughn, N. White. Row 2: R. White, I. Wasserman, A. Williams, P. Vincent, B. Uhl, B. Wimbrs, f! B. Whitehouse, B. Vaughn, I. VanB1bber. Row 3: A. Welch, VJ. Tuttle, L. Vest, L. Walls, M. . Winters, D. Walthers, R. Walqenbach, I. White, H. Willis. i E -l' Home Room 304 Row 1: I. Gray, I. Hook, D. Ford, I. Gansley, A. Hill, B. Hewitt, E. Hisle, H. Hemphill, S. Hamblin I. Gulley, S. Harvey. How 2: I. Herbert, F. Golden, C. Glenn, C. Frantz, E. Hobstetter, C. Fuqitt L. Haley, G. Himes, E. Greenwood, I. Goodman, I. Gordon, I. Ford. Row 3: B. Henson, B. Hensqe F. Helterbridle, P. Heid, M. Harris, I. Garrett, M. Glascock, H. Gambill, B. A. Hill, P. Gordon, L I-looser, P. Grossman, G. Heil, I. Hissom, B. Hardy, D. Ginn. Home Room 305 Row 1: I. Hunt, C. Lang, B. Kimble, G. Lawson, H. Keibler, B. Hoover, P. Kitchen, I. Louis, A Kiourtis. Row 2: I. Kitchen, B. Kitchen, R. Kempton, S. Lane, I. King, R. Kerns, R. Keyes, S. Keqley F. Horsley, E. Kalb, F. Kline. Row 3: B. Lauqlin, A. Lake, D. Kinker, I. Horton, I. Horne, L. Led man, E. Hurt, O. Lewis, I. Keating, R. Lane, C. Horton, I. Kennard. Home Room 306 Row 1: E. Moritz, I. Malcolm, K. Lyon, W. McNelly, N. Moore, M. Lilly, C. Mitchell, B. McRoberts B. Moore, W. McFarland. Row 2: W. Miller, R. Liter, D. E. Newman, R. Miller, M. Moree, M Medley, I. Miller, M. Millard, M. McCloqan, L. Oppenheimer. Row 3: W. Millirons, I. Meeks, C. Mann, C. Meadows, E. Matthews, D. Multer, G. Mowery, L. Mitchell, B. Neqel, R. Oakley, I. Odle C. Maxie. Introducing the Class af 1951 page fifty-seven FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ferry Cropper Charles Golden Richard Frecka lohn Baker Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President FRESHMAN CLASS The class of '51 entered P. H. S. with the same feeling of bewilderment as any other Freshman class. After five Freshman mixers the newcomers settled down to the business of electing officers to lead them through their initial year. Officers were Richard Frecka, presidentp Iohn Baker, vice-president: Ierry Crop- per, secretary: and Charles Golden, treasurer. The Freshmen fitted into the social pattern of P. H. S. by sponsoring two P. T. A. dances. The class held the honor of having one of the highest scho- lastic records of any entering class at P. H. S. Miss Caroline Mackoy and Miss Marie Trowbridge served as class sponsors to guide the underclassmen through their first year. page fifty-eight KJ N., lu- 3, I f . V f 3? xv 'lf'-'W Home Room 312 How 1: W. Adams, E. Allred, I. Ames, R. Askew, E. Blevings, B. Ackerman, D. Anderson, H. Ben- der, I. Baker. Row 2: B. Bickham, D. Abrams, G. Ashe, C. Ater, K. Abbott, B. Anderson, I. Ball P. Ball, L. Arms, I. Blair. Row 3: V. Bell, I. Appel, R. Bertram, I. Beekman, K. Berlin, R. Arm strong, R. Bauer, K. Allen, R. Adams, R. Altman. Home Room 313 Row 1: I. Case, G. Carpenter, I. Brown, R. Burns, M. Cave, C. Carr, O. Boggs. Row 2: C. Bore ders, D. Boyle, C. Carter, I. Chapman, C. Campbell, D. Drake, A. Buckley. Row 3: K. Boyd, R Brandenburg, D. Brady, R. Boehm, C. Boling, I. Carpenter, D. Chabot. Home Room 314 ' Row 1: R. Cornett, K. Dadosky, M. DeBolt, C. Darby, D. Coriell, B. Cunningham, N. Covert, I. Cropper, B. Collins, I. Clinebell. Row 2: I. Dickson, D. Davis, B. Craig, I. Clark, C. DeLotell, P. Cooper, H. Collins, R. Cox. How 3: I. Coriell, R. Conner, S. Clutts, S. Duis, D. Davis, E. Dayberry, C. Compton, C. Diestel, B. Comer, M. Dever. page fifty-nine page sixty Home Room 315 Row 1: I. Duschinski, B. Edmisien, H. Flannery, H. Gambill, V. Fisher, C. Furbee, R. Garrett, H Fleming. Row 2: E. Frazier, I. Evans, D. Ewing, E. Fisher, R. Feazell, D. Dunham, R. Frecka, T Frazier, D. Ellis. Row 3: D. Gibbs, F. Freshour, H. FyHe, I. Eichhorn, A. Gault, B. Edmiston, A Fain, I. Field, V. Farmer. Home Room 316 Row 1: I. Harlow, I. Holbrook, A. Hagerman, R. Hack, D. Goddard, R. Herms, I. Goodman, C. Hess P. Hill. Row 2: W. Grierson, I. Hicks, B. Hamilton, C. Golden, D. Hewlett, B. Greene, R. Goddard, R. Hamilton, R. Hill, L. Hibbitts. Row 3: M. Hanes, B. Goodman, G. Hatch, D. Heid, W. Hicks, B, Hedrick, D. Harris, L. Grimes, S. Hoffman, A. Healy. Home Room 317 Row 1: C. Hoop, P. Kimbler, D. Keqley, R. Ioseph, H. Horton, R. Howard, B. Hook, R. Iohnson, N. Kennard, P. Iustice. Row 2: Pat Iustice, W. lson, R. Ianetsky, C. Howell, S. Iustice, R. Kalb, W. Howe, W. Ives, P. Iones, C, Kates. Row 3: M. Kent, H. Iohnson, W. Horne, C. Kidwell, D. Hum- phries, L. Iohnson, I. Kelley, M. Ieffords, T. Horne, I. Kidder. l am- , YI New v'-'X -X W ,MJ 4 Home Room 318 Row 1: E. Lambert, M. Lemons, K. Kinker, I. Kiouriois, R. Layton, P. Lindemann, R. Kirkpatrick, R. Lett, R. McBride. Row 2: I. Locke, P. Lewis, R. Luckey, R. Loomey, D. Kleinke, lim King, Iack King, R. Kitchen, A. Lockhart, I. Lathrop. Row 3: L. Locke, M. Lucas, Wf Layne, B. LaRue, R. Kleinke, R. Lyles, R. Klitch, P. Kline, C. Klock, M. Lair, V. Lair. Home Room 319 Row 1: N. McGinnis, V. Noel, B. Martin, P. McGuire, B. McLaughlin, R. Maddy, S. McKelvey, N. Newman, I. McCoy, B. Newman, H. Meadows. Row 2: D. Messer, L. McSweeney, L. Meyers, D. Mershon, L. Maynard, C. Moore, R. Monk, I. Nordstrom, C. Morton. Row 3: F. Morris, N. New- man, R. Mullen, P. Neff, D. Meadows, L. Newman, S. Mcl-lenry, D. Madden, R. Mosley. page sixty-one l l Home Room 321 Row 1: R. Ramsey, G. Rehfelt, M. Rammel, R: Odell, I. Osborne, L. Porter, G. Potter, R. Powell M. Rickman, A. Reid, N. Pruitt. Row 2: D. Sanford, R. Rayburn, D. Richardson, R. Scott, G. Shope E. Rigrish, M. Scott, R. Rigley, I. Schlichter, I. Robbins, R. Shockley, G. Pullman, I. Parks, D. Shep herd. Row 3: E. Rawlins, D. Riqley, I. Shump, P. Robeson, I. Scarf, B. Shaw, E. Silvia, H. Rudity E. Rodgers, P. Roberts, S. Segur, L. Selby, R. Odle. Home Room 321 Row 1: I. Stewart, I. Staker, R. Stamper, G. Simpson, N. Souders, I. Stroud, B. Spriggs, I. Spencer L. Taylor, N. Tubbs, C. Taylor. Row 2: I. Swearingen, P. Stout, D. Snyder, V. Smith, I. Trone, D Steahley, P. Slavens, B. Smith, I. Thompson. Row 3: I. Snow, D. Tomlin, I. Taylor, R, Stacy, M Tingler, I. Sommer, R. Tucker, B. Staker, C. Thompson, I. Thomas, I. Stiff. Home Room 321 Row l: R. Walters, D. Watts, F. White, L. Vogler, N. Plymale, D. Perkins, D. Yuenger, E. Poole I. Wedebrook, D. Vallance. Row 2: L. Varney, H. Wallace, L. Pitcher, I. Wheeler, D. Walker: D. Upp, I. Welch, I. Phelps, A. White, R. York. Row 3: A. York, M. Zeliqman, C. Wagner, I White, I. Yuenger, I. Wedebrook, R. Vendura, B. Underwood, B. Warren, A. Pennington. Q AL was ,alike 2 ,nr ,, wt Q dawn W W PVQI i I H X E as ,Aa Q 00l'B4ll S. wav., V I 12, if KY if WW' , Q- x W . V 96, ggi. y A 'ffw Wifi 'fffff .,v2Zir25Q,1egE1fTVi,1i'I1ZgK2 ' - 'S1:.,,f,,,1:QgU3lw,4,xg,,1::x':Pi,iw:5': .2522 1:5 ' Qi: page sixiy-three - 82 74 91 D QQ-'t l VARSITY Row 1: Coach Snyder, Coach Lorentz, D. Mauclc, B. Apel, R. White, I. Humphries, M. Crabtree, I. Hazlebeck, G. Clowe, D. Goodan, Coach Mitchell. Row 2: L. Kimble, R. Yeaqle, E. Frazier, D. Byers, I. Thomas, D. Suther- land, I. Keyser, I. Scott, P. Hauck. Row 3: Z. Allen, I. Spriqqs, D. Anderson, P. Cassidy, P. lson, W. Corbitt, I. Cochran, W. Carter. Row 4: H. Bender, B. Adams, B. Bright, B. Stidham, L. Thompson, I. Franz, W. Campbell, D. Gambill, C. Sparks. RESERVES Row 1: E. Poole, R. Klitch, L. Porter, R. Kitchen, I. Hicks, D. Chabot, P. Lewis, N. McGinnis, H, Wallace, R. Bauer, H. Gambill, Mgr. Row 2: B. Hamilton, I. Wheeler, K. Berlin, E. Riqrish, M. Scott, D. Frecka, C. Howell, B. lson, IW, Grierson, L. McSweeney, D. Sanford. Row 3: Coach Heller, B. Whitehouse, L. Scott, I. Kitchen, I. Barney, I. Goodman, L. Haley, C. Bond, R. Plymale, B. Rogers, Coach Meadows. tl-'N 'bn N, ' ff iXkl'A ' ef . tt ' ,f . N f 4: COACH ' ROCKY SNYDER page sixty-four Mmm wi K 'U ,sf 4. MU -69 1 ' A , , , .r I ' , s , 'UU ' ' W N J H - , .a , if 115 Hn , qu- My. 1 'imt 5 ESQ? f my M. fe . ' L ECE Ein ,, M v N-. ' fu- mr . 1 9 f. sg. ,, Y , A Q J 43 1 w x 2, , F 1 , T r fl, 2 3idV 'M Q, 3 'f 8 ,ff 4 ,. ,, l 1 f' J gy My ,..,f9 ML 1 ' n Q, wifi ML-, T0 amz' 1 2 qi 'hmm MW rw' 727 vu 3 ik ,af We 9 Z a M ilk L. . c is L 1,3 L YV if 1, 3 4 WQYF I F Ei ' 5 M gym u 0, 41-:D 'V A M M MD M J X' W 2 - I ,' I . . N Z in S .- g y r-'H E -- ' Y ' mcx k' 5 ANDERSON CEnd5 3 sPR1GGs 2? CAPTAIN 9 CGucfrcD 1 f' .Q x...x A i IOHN THOMAS Center? page sixty-live GIB CLOWE G-Iulfbczckl , 4? as . Q.. PAUL CASSIDY CEndJ ITM SCOTT CHorIfbcrck5 cgi I l. .5 ' r v GERALD HUMPHRIES CTcrckleD hm lm ' ig 3 ELWOOD SPARKS KI-Icrlfbcxckl WALTER CORBITT End? page sixty-six J , x N ,Q WG l I fs.: IOHN MARTIN HAZLEBECK CTc1ck1e7 DAVE GAIVIBILI.. CQucxrterbctckP Q MSW CRABTREE CTc1ck1e3 ,'. RAY YEAGLE iljullbcxckl page sixiy-seven DEE MAUK CHc1lfbcrck7 O mx BILL BRIGHT CTack1eJ ,f Sr BILL ADAMS Hind? P ,M 3 X, , 4 BILL APEL CTcrck1e5 H ar K 11 WBQQN Y up Q ,L .F Y' N ww rf HOWARD BENDER CGuc1rdD J ZEB ALLEN CCen terl 0 BILL STIDHAM Center? TAX 1... W ' ' as IOE '.,, COCHRAN p ..,q , WARREN CFu11bcrckJ . CAMPBELI in 'H CI-Iczlfbczckl DICK SUTHERLAND Center? ' FRED FRANZ CFu11bc1ck5 ROGER ALBRIGHT fGuqrdH page sixiy-nine ELWOOD FRAZIER CHc11fbc1ckJ K X155 E Q A , RUSSELL 1 fQucrrte-rbcxckb EE? R x R-A-,., V 'g .2,.: ' 2 TACK N KEYSER E R WALTER CARTER fGucfrd3 CTc1ck1e7 3533 'A in ,: :ggi si Ynl PAUL ISON fE1'1d, LOWELL THOMPSON CQuc:1rterbc1ck7 g O I S R R 141' DEAN , BYERS fGUCIIdD Q9 X21 C ' 2 xl ic RT QHILLQO 0116.-fififz W xg' fit? 0 46 W' K ' , X 'I X COACHES Left to Right: P. MITCHELL C. LORENTZ V. SNYDER C. MEADOWS Page BBVBIIIY-IWO M403 lv 9' if -,W 1, as 1 Q1 K L a MANAGERS First Row: LARRY KIMBLE HOMER PACKARD Second Row: PETE HAUCK DON GOODAN if-313:-:,',: ,xW , ' page seventy-Ihree if SE 'ro UPS U7 A serious session in the locker room as Couch Snyder discusses the next game ' ' - S ff' IRONTON GER V5 ' M? - M OUT V is VOR fi ONS page seventy-four wqmvq N-L4 ,N 'xx vm Q95 , ,Mg D k'Q :Nm sin., www SEQ, Qamn 'W w 1 WW, wm , 2. 3 1 1 4 mm ' WW Wh M' f my u I av ,A gf , J' Mi' if 4 ' , 'gi if 1 AN? x Wx 1 ,Q if 1 , x 4 Q '55 W gig 1, W 1 in i 4 is x 1 ,bib if K .A K up 4? M if .4 - M .Q .1 W x , - Www .1 4 X55 NM: ,W ff an X-mu. , Q ffgg 'x'--N . Er A - mx: ' g. fl 1-xx:-1,5 I. 5 if' I ff M .. awk ifif , -ZiL5:':wM my Xgzg mf' '- Lf: ' 1 wr Hill' - H f fi J' QA Wwf? X' Q ,. 1 , W .5 3 . hwwili 1 an A . t P , ' 1 5 :nb t Y ,, .. ,E A A W , i .,'- a K em . f f N ' 1 'J ' ' ' X 3 Qui .- 36 i g 1. Efwwfgg y iyf 2 EEA . Q N 333' SE' f. ' .,,a5i,f 1 ,.... F ' , 11 ' p V '--' --A- , I Q JF? 5 . ' K IA fu, IQA A A x , ii, - 5 1, I J .,,, Y ., 'H 4 V V +5 y At. 5: , jw P aw 1 :ly sing af H 4 W--5 gg . jf Vi. I ,ff ,eg - 2 if ,I L I ,f - g ' 32 5 - ASX A ' ' H 'X f'- I X as A. fl' J ' LQ A - 3 ' A - - at wh HSM ' he-, 0311. iggz ww mm. fe In 'x , If . 'ww ,, . , 5 R 4. x..,,.4 , , 3' V3 J' ,ggi B Ei Right: Coach Rohr, B. Smith, I. Barry D. Gornbill, D. Richter, I. Meade, I Young, E. Dupuy, F. Shumofte, D Leiqhtenheirner, E. Sparks, D. Triqqs D. Anderson. .I G 2 3, I X M ' I Q35 sqf Right: Coorchr Rohr, Coach Lorentz .-uillllljllr ,, '- L X ' :ix r .Ik X .,Jf,f Q . ,V j - ee. D, iff . K :ff ' PCXQE SGVGIHY-SOVBD I -av page seventy-eight B. Smith K. Brooker D. Richter I. Young D. Gambill I. Barry E. DuPuy D. Leiqhtenheimer D. Anderson E. Sparks 4-29' i D. Triggs F. Shumcrte page seventy-nine fhhx us, M 5:3 Q. ,, H INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORD lDistrict Tournament Included! Fred Shumote .. , A , 282 Dove Gcxrnbill . Elwood Sparks . ,,.. ,. 212 Ellis Dupuy Dove Leiqhtenheirner ,. 190 Denver Triqqs Icrck Young Dick Anderson A Ierry Barry A 108 Ben Smith . A . ,. 84 Keith Brooker A 54 Henry O'Roc1rk YEA TROIANS, SINK THAT BASKET! SHOOT! SCORE! WIN! 1 Wi page eighty-two A . V 1. Ant n , ,.J 113 ESI IT SEEMS THAT CORKY IS ON THE SPOT IN THIS PLAY ,gg ff SPRING .S'POR 7.9 Baseball and Track W' C9 CS S TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME page eighty-four Q2 S s 'Q W Q .... . spring Track and Tennis 4' X 2, W- -ag Q k is Y 4? f SFF as Mt, . g. bfi? ff H V ,Mr 'vga wwf- ' 3' Sql' Nb i', fff'- f gzwizw it I w 1 , i 7 ,. VPD? 2- '1' ' - 1- fa.:: if MQW c , ,X page eighty-six FRESHMAN First row: M. Dever, D. Brake, P. Robeson, I. Thomas. Second row: F. White, S, Sequr, S. Mc- Kelvey. L. Selby. Third row: P. Kline, B. Goodman, A. Fain. SOPHOMORES First row: N. White, B. Scott, P, Grassman, N. Sisson, A. Fczlter. Second row: M. Moree, L. Led man, P. Gordon, M. K. McCo1qan, B. L. Russell. IUNIORS First row: T. Theiss, W. Spradlin, I. Purdum, B. Schuyler. Second row: M. Levine, F. Stoker, D. Maple, C. Middlecamp. Third row: H. Coyle, R. A. White, B. Combs, I. Markham, D. Poole. SENIORS First row: D. Barker, I. Baber, T. Baqhy, I. Abbott. Second row: S. Lessenberry, L. Francis, P. Ruqgles, M. Hopkins. Third row: B. Baker, S. Birch, H. Taylor. page eighty-seven yunavile, M90 Nliwnv-H- H I 'fr G.A.C. OFFICERS GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB The Girls' Athletic Club is an organization open to all girls who have earned five hundred points in athletic activities. This club has promoted and has upheld the ideal of good sportsmanship in Portsmouth High School. Miss Christine Heer is the club sponsor. Sue Ann Burch was chosen president ot the organization. She is supported by Ioanne Baber, the vice-president, Wilma Yuenger, the secretary, and Ioyce Buckley, the treasurer. SUE BURCH l948 Selection ot G.A.C. as Best Girl Sport ' G. A. C. First row: D. Poole, D. Wood, I. Buckley, I. Stephenson, N. Morqan, I. Abbott, A. Falter. Second row: L. Oppenheimer, L. Ledrnan, S. Taylor, L. Hoosier, B. Combs, P. Iourney, S. Lessenberry, E. Amick, B. Adams. Third row: I. Dougherty, C. Middlecarnp, S. Lehman, I. Aeh, I. Anqlin, M. Levine, I. Hensqe, D. Maple, L. Wheeler. Fourth row: P. Grassman, B. Russell, N. Bartlett, R. Oakley, H. Coyle, M. Pascoe, M. Elliott, P. Ramsey, I. Kinney. I J First row: W. Yuenqer, P. Ruqqles, M. Scott, A. Snook, I. Moore, P. Lemaster, B. Himes, R. Nourot. Second row: L. Binns, B. Papillion, R. Monk, D. Berry, I. Marcum, G. Edwards, U. Skeens, M. Raike, B. Bodrner. Third row: R. Apel, N. White, N. Appel, D. Armstrong, M. Hopkins, B. Poehlein, B. Hopkins, I. Kelley, C. Linharn. Fourth row: C. Knowles, D. Shope, M. Mooree, H. Taylor, M. Bercini, B. Boyle, L. Francis, I. Baber, S. Burch. , if mvmw QQ v ,N A' s 1 ,ww p-I Row 1: C. Rowson, P. Kline, B. Cummins, I. Daugherty, I. McCoy, S. Tracewell, N. Cole, S. Taylor, R. Odle, N. White, D. Brake. Row 2: R. Tucker, H. O'Rourl:, D. Gambill, I. Goodman, I. Barry, K. Brooker, I. McNamara, D. E. Newman, C. Rayburn, R. Yeagle, G. Hackworth, E. Newman. Row 3: A. Lett, B. Craig, L. Kimble, S. Clark, I. Beekman, D. Upp, E. Kalb, P. Abrams, R. Dill, D. Gibbs, G. Hatch, S. Ray, B. Staker. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council. under the sponsorship of Miss Anna Blazer, completed its most successful and busiest year at P. H. S. this year. The most important activities for 1947-1948 were: purchase of new records for the jutebox, super- vision of collecting over S200 from students to send toys, clothing, and school supplies to war-torn European children, collection of assembly fund from each student, raising funds to support a war orphaned Polish boy, and the formu- lation of a new student representative group, Student Association. Officers were Keith Brooker, president, Ray Yea- gle, vice-president, Ioe Goodman, secretary: and Carroll Howell, treasurer. Student Council Officers President KEITH BROOKER Vice President RAY YEAGLE Secretary IOE GOODMAN Treasurer CARROLL HOWELL page ninety-two wil How 1: P. Klock, B. Adkins, P. Ruggles, I. Baber, S. Miller, D. Barker, B. Cremeans, I. Conley. Row 2: I. Barry, R. Bauer, I. Thomas, B. Bright, P. Houck, C. Beck. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Emily Ball Chapter of the National Honor Society is an honorary organization for those students who dis- play outstanding achievements in the fields of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Students are eli- gible in their junior and senior year. Those students who pass all requirements are accepted at the annual in- duction assembly in the spring. Iames Barry served as the society's president this year. Sue Miller was elected vice-president, Dolores Barker, secretaryg and Betty Cremeans, treasurer. Miss Margaret Ball and Miss Edith Iohnston are the co-sponsors ol the organization. REVELERS' CLUB The Revelers' Club is composed of juniors and seniors who are interested in dramatics. All those students desiring to become members must display their abilities before the group in order to be judged as possible mem- bers. Activities performed by the club this year were an all-boy production and Vaudevillainy, 1948. Officers were Carlton Beck, president, Laura Belle Francis, vice president, Sue Miller, secretaryg and Betty Cre means, treasurer. Bert Leach once again served as sponsor. Row l: I. Abbott, G. Meade, I. Hensge, M. Levine, S. Schirrmann, A. McCa11y, N. Cole, S. Tracewell, C. Linham, C. Hodge. Row 2: E. Green, I. Conley, I. Hill, N. Bartlett, T. Cox, I. Daugherty, D. Barker, B. McCulloch. Row 3: B. Adkins, B. Cremeans, I. Barry, S. Miller, P. Mahan, I. Newman, I. Baber, P. Ruggles, R. McAfee. Row 4: C. Beck, I. Cox, B. Bright, D. Shope, C. Knowles, I. Bickett, N. Millirons, C. Hartz, L. Francis, I. Grooms. Row 1: N. Chamberlin, E. Stamper, N. Beekman, M. Dunham, M. Buckley, P. Staples, B. Cremeans, S. Miller, B. Adkins. Row 2: P. LeMaster, B. Himes, B. Baker, R. Nourot, B. Samson, P. Ruggles, M. Scott, 'E. Patrick, R. White. Row 3: I. Poole, G. Iohnson, B. Preston, I. Buckley, I. Conley, I. Hollis, D. Barker, M. Raike, S. Schirrman, U. Skeens, W. Wright, P. Klock. SENIOR HONOR COUNCIL Any girl having a B average and good citizenship for her first three years of high school is eligible for member- ship in Senior Honor Council. This year members helped freshmen to be- come acquainted with the school, gave social gatherings for their little sis- ters, and sold Trojan pencils. Polly Ruggles is president: Ruth Anne White. junior link girly Iucly Poole, secretary: and Mrs. Raymond D. Smith, sponsor. Link Girl RUTH ANN WHITE E GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET GIRLS' LEAGUE All high school girls may belong to the Girls' League and attend all the club's activities by purchasing cz mem- bership ticket. Main events which members might have attended this year were the Mother-Daughter Banquet and the annual Co-Ed Prom, which was held on November 26. Mrs. Raymond D. Smith, clean of girls, was club spon- sor. This year's officers were Sammye Lessenberry, president, Dolores Shope, vice-president, Le Anne Wheeler, sec- retary: and Wanda McFarland, treas- urer. These ofticers choose chairmen for the following committees: publicity, program, health, social, and member- ship. S. Lehman, B. Cremeans, L. Wheeler, I Bickett, W. McFarland, D. Shope, N. Appel, S. Lessenbery, D. Poole. DEAN'S ASSISTANTS The Dean's Assistants are Iunior and Senior students who have grades of B or more and who wish to use their study hall time in giving help to the deans. They act as private secretaries to Mrs. Raymond D. Smith, dean of girls, and Mr. Ralph Elliott, dean of boys, by taking telephone calls and delivering messages. They also give minor first aid to ill students. Row 1: G. Meade, R. Nourot, F. Staker, W. Spradlin, T. Theiss, M. Fordice, A. Snook. Row 2: N. Chamberlin, P. Mahan, S. Miller, E. Newman, I. Baber, C. Hartz, I. Bickett. DE I A MAN or DE -5TtNy BOYS' LEAGUE The Boys' League is a newly formed organization to which boys of all classes are entitled to join. This club attempts to formulate a program of vigorous and wholesome activities which will interest the greatest number of itsrnembers. To serve as its first slate of officers, the group elected Bob Shyrock, president: Eddie Newman, vice- president, Ralph Elliott, clean of boys, served as the first sponsor of the club. Row 1: W. Baer, D. Maze, S. Keller, L. Scott, D. Moore, R.Shyrock, E. Newman, I. Grooms, D. Newman, D. Triggs. Row 2: D. Phipps, F. Golden, I. Phelps, B. Ferris, D. Sagraves, B. Kimble, C. Meadows, H. Bender, R. Staats, B. Collins, D. I-licks. Row 3: D. Daily, G. Curnutte, D. Gibbs, I. Belford, R. Miller, R. Radcliffe, R. Newman, W. Layne, D. Fingers, F. Shumate, I. Carr. ll EAW' , .fx - I' I Row 1: R. McAfee, B. Pitts, R. Horr, D. Cornet, I. Iohnson, A. Snook, B. Cremeans, P. Mahan, S. Miller, M. Williams H. Taylor. Row 2: G. Edwards, L. Kimble, D. Lewis, C. Thacker, I. Batterson, ne sais pas, Bill Apel, B. Bright, L Finger, E. Green. Row 3: W. Kinker, B. Carson, P. Burns, G. Treat, I. Arnold, B. I. Poehlein, I. Obrist, I. Purdum, B Combs, M. Williams. FRENCH CLUB French Club enjoyed its second successful year at P. H. S. under the sponsorship of Miss Iuanita Fuller. Club members worked in co-operation with the Spanish Club to raise money to buy a radio-phonograph combination to be used for language instruction. Officers were: Vic- tor Demaras, presidenty Larry Kimble, vice-preside-nty Ieanne Arnold, secretary, and Ioanne Obrist, treasurer. LOS BUENOS VECINOS Los Buenos Vecinos, Spanish Club. was busy this year sponsoring dances and parties, and selling school caps and license plates. Members had the privilege of having three South Amer- icans as guests at their Halloween party. Officers for the year were Iack Batterson, preside-ntp Pat Ramsey, vice-president, Nancy Cole, secretary: Ben Miller, treasurer. Miss Iuanita Fuller is sponsor of the club. Row l: P. Hauck, C. Mohl, H. O'Roark, T. Cox, D. Arthur, C. Knowles, S. Burch, B. Bodmer, H. Bemse, I. Compton, N. Appel, D. Armstrong. Row 2: I. Batterson, I. Cox, C. Beck, B. Bright, No Se, D. Fingers, F. Golden, D. Maze, I. Everman, D. Coe, R. Lane. Row 3: I. Hollis, C. Wheeler, N. Cole, C. Linham, B. Miller, C. Middlecamp, P. Ramsey, G. Curnutte, H. Slattery, I. Rice, I. Conley, P. Roe. Row 4: M. Hopkins, M. Clutts, F. Staker, A. Frantz, P. Klock, I. Leever, M. Levine, I. Hensge, N. Morgan, No Se, R. Willis, W. Robinson, S. Tracewell. , f ff -s I I I X it .P . . J. A-......,,,, Row 1: D. Watts, R. Stacy, E. Lambert, M. Dever, D. Brake, I. Thomas, D. Humphreys, C. Distel, C. Campbell, W. Adams L. Arms. Row 2: N. Kenard, E. Rawlins, R. Lett, P. Robeson, P. Linderrnan, P. Neff, R. Layton, I. Baker, H. Bender R. O'Dell, I. Staker, I. Cropper, I. Kiourtis, R. Kirkpatrick. Row 3: I. Duschinski, B. Walters, B. Herms. H. Fyffe, D Coriell, B. Cunningham, R. Hack, C. Taylor, I. Parks, I. Coriell, N. Newman, B. Martin. INTER NOS One of the numerous new experiences which confronts many a green freshman is Latin. This subject, required of a college preparatory course, is especially helpful in increas- ing our vocabulary. Inter Nos, the first year Latin Club, is sponsored by Miss Anna Blazer. It has been organized to provide an additional source of Roman knowledge which surpasses that of regular class work. Row 1: C. Klock, I. Eichorn, B. Newman, L. Locke, S, Hoffman, C. Compton, S. McKelvey, N. Newman, I. Kelley M. York, L. Grimes, I. Yuenger, G. Ashe. Row 2: M. Zelingman, D. Brady, C,Morton, I. Welch, C. Golden, F. Fra zier, D. Steahly, B. Powell, M. Robinson, I. Clark, D. Upp, I. Evans, V. Smith, L. Pitcher, A. Gault. Row 3: C. DuPuy I. Trone, D. Dailey, B. Howe, C. Wagner, B. Smith, A. Pain, H. Meadows, G. Hatch, R. Tucker, S. Duis, P. Kline, M Hanes, L. Hibbitts, S. Segur, S. Iustice, L, Selby, S. Clutts. l- Q ini ll-fl - ' I 1 I ...1..L -uy-'i t .. 5, -W , .ef . , gyf , f ,tt , Row 1: B. Staker, I. I-loch, I. Smith, R. Murphy, C. Clark, N. Stephenson, B. Rollins, P. Crassman, N. Sisson, R. Apel, B. Russell. Row 2: B. Sikes, I. Van Bibber, H. Bemse, D. Poole, L. Barker, N. Bartlett, M. Small, L. Mitchell, A. Oster- mueller, R. Walqenbach, B. Brandel. Row 3: B. Scheid, I. Abbott, G. Meade, P. Meadows, R. Kimble, B. Preston. B. Scott, S. Harvey, A. Falter, C. Mitchell, D. Barker N. White. PLUS ULTRA Students who were enrolled this year in second or fourth year Latin constituted the Plus Ultra Club, which was sponsored by Miss Margaret Ball. Iim Fitch was the Senior Consul, Betty Lou Russell and Lorretta lrlooser, the Vice-Consuls, Barbara Scott, the Secretaryg and Nancy White, the Treasurer. At their meetings, which occurred every fourth Wednesday, the club presented skits on Roman customs and observed special holidays. The purpose of this club was to give students more information about the Latin language and the people who spoke it. Row 1: M. Moree, A. Spence, M. Eisnauqle, R. White, M. Millard, C. I-lodge, P. Ruqqles, B. Adkins, B. Barker, I. Compton. Row 2 :D. Newman, G. l-limes, S. Kegley, P. Gearhart, W. Miller, S. Clark, T. Swope, G. Schirrman, I. Wasserman, D. Flowers, N. Pollitt. Row 3: P. Gordon M. McColoqan, S. Taylor, L. Ledman, L. Hooser, E. Exline, R, Ratcliff, R. Doll, P. Abrams, C. Clark, D. Ginn, B. Laughlin. WZ? gimp-'KQ.L.1I-if-f. - - Q- Row 1: G. Prater, C. Wagner, H. Stephenson, L. Locke, D. Poole. Row 2: I. Newman, L. Iewett, I. McBride, I. Gra- ham, M. Robinson, H. Fannin Row 3: H. Slattery, A. Lester, I. Stephenson, C. Iurbee, I. Buckley, B. Faris. Absent: I. Buckley. I. Kelley, D. Bauer, B. Humphreys. LIBRARY CLUB The Keepers of the Light. sponsored by Miss Bernice Kirkpatrick, is the group that maintains a vigil over P. H. S. library. The club sold birthdated calendars this year as a means of making money for necessary improvements to the library and for the purchasing of books. Monthly meetings are held and members must retain above a C average. Ioan Newman acted as president of the club. Other officers were Donna Lou Poole, vice-president. DEBATE CLUB Members of the Debate Club receive experience and training in argumentation before the public. This year's debators appeared before the P. T. A., two school assemblies, Minford High School and the Rotary Club. The group holds semi-monthly meetings, and any Iunior or Senior with an average of B or higher is eligible to join. Officers of the club were Iames Fitch, president: Iames Barry, vice-president: Carolyn Hodge, secretary: and Carlton Beck, treasurer. Miss Isabel Musser continued to serve as club sponsor. Row 1: P. Mahan, I. Baber, P. Staples, B. Adkins, R. Bauer. Row 2: C. Beck, N. Millirons. I. Newman, A. Lett, I. Barry. Row 3: F. Staker. L. Barker, N. Bartlett, I. Abbott, G. Meade, C. Hodge. Inset: Iim Fitch, President. lx . X W H iv bbvb Q . In .,,. .. - '.' 'jg -:.' , ,.,. - - , 1:2. :Q.: f -2'- - X . 3 ,,. , S xi ww . I L W- s 55+ s s K, , Q .. .. 1 if N .fe I .fr ,Y 3... TRADES AND INDUSTRIES Row 1: I. Gillespie, D. Gee, I. Book, D. Dodge CVice Presidentl, T. Taylor KPresidentl, F. Spears fSponsor7, H. Tracy fSec.l, W. Lowe, H. McCoy, I. Cullen. Row 2: I. Bond, R. Kidwell, D. Bobst, H. Kibler, H. Gannon, I. Chapman, W. Snyder, P. lson iTreasurerl, R, Albright, H. Felty, I. Carr, L. Call, G. Ashley, E. Martin, C. Liles, C. Spires, W. Downey, R. Davis. Row 3: C. Smith, I. Mead, I. Price, R. Underwood, R. Flowers, W. Peart, R. Keyes, D. Mauk, C. Williams, D. Cottrell, I. Crommel, G. Humphreys, I. Ewing, C. Dortch, C. Bias, Harris, C. Pyles, W. Willis, R. Moore Row 4: I. Freeland, I. Iarvis, W. Richter, D. Wright. I. Widdig, D. Prosch, F. Schumate, D. McClean, E. Leadingham, I. Lykins, H. Dyer, D. Adams, D. Dorr, D. Findeise, I. Griffith, I. Spaulding, C. Tuttle, I. Bray, W. Thacker, C. Harri- son, R. Keys, B. Wall. PARKING uni t i- Dfw ou '- ill! 3 , T ilk - in h MGH I ir: ffmx. I is siiwn ,,,f' 3-4 . ,, i BETTY LAMP CLUB Row 1: E. Dayberry, M. K. Schuyler, I. Arnold, B. Simms, I. White, B. McKinney, M. Iingler, I. McCoy, W. Spradlin. Row 2: B. Camer, C. Iohnson, R. Hagerman, P. Staples. M. Winters, G. Sammons, A. LaVie, M. Medley, L. Selby. Row 3: P. Meadows, R. Shepherd, B. Scheid, A. Kiourtsis, I. Shump, D. Goddard, B. Shaw, I. Kidder, A. L. McCally, A. Hagerman. i 'WN- n,xg hiv CO-OP CLUB Row 1: G. Iohnson, I. Clausinq, I. Poole, E. Patrick, N. Curnutte, E. McHenry. Row 2: A. Lester, I. Conley, B. Pres- ton, N. Hamilton, M. Dunham, V. Pifer, I. Salladay. LOW HBTES FOB SALQE - r I f DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Top Row: M. Vest, B. Riggs, B. Bays, C. McCann, H. Pherson, R. Oliver, D. Ramsey, W. Roe, D. Thompson, S. Cone way. Seated: W. Tiqhlman, P. Evans, D. Fordyce, R. Cooper, R. Crisp, R. Goddard, H. Craft. M- 'oy I mn 5 E lbii JUNIOR CLUB The Iunior Club, comprised only of colored students of the Iunior class, brought to an end its eighth successful year in Portsmouth High School this Iune. The club began its year by electing Louise Iackson, president: Carol Melvin, vice-presidentp and Irene Cave, secretary- treasurer. The chief object ot the organization is to make the Senior year as successful as possible for colored students by sponsoring various activities throughout the year directed at raising money for the annual Iunior-Senior Prom held in the spring at Washington school tor colored students. Miss Elizabeth Whitehouse served as club sponsor. 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CAST nn...,. nMTff..n um? elm. nr..,n sf-mer V ,,,..- nnn.. n.. .....f n...n,,. nn n. rn... .nn un order nf nppenrnnrny 5 ' i' 1 A MARIANNE ae1 MoNs.um, nerreee an me cnwnnue I 'mU m1RA i Enwrnm Mrnnn cnnrxnne nnweu A vlf-L-T If-ww lf'-qgwk MABEL, Merrennee Arnersenn fnenn , Jen.: snwr Lfjjfy ,.Lj:fQ,,,,,,,,,, MNH MMM ,,A,,,': ,,1'f1,,,,, nvnuwo QALAN, Marianne! nnuer nnwnrn rem n.n...., n-n...... Nm nm nw nm-e 1. CARTER, nn Annenenn engsnnnv unn Lewin n,.nn.,.e n..,..r IM ,md Bm, HNNY o'sHEA, nn Arnenwr engineer r .rnnn rznnley ' A ' nm. nnnn, MON do TRAVA, nn Algnernn bnnx amen: nenn nym ,MW ,,,,,,, nn... M, UR del MONSAHA, Vlnriixnne'S lllwlz GUUHIE Curnllllv Null Mwim lfmnxm Inu Ibm Hhlnni llnrk page one hundred eight .-f f LMT? ..-F A:9G'1.g:-,flfxr 5-...v-9 --f Z BOYS GLEE CLUB Flrst row C Glynn D. Davis, R Wheeler R G1bbS V Srnlth I Welch Second row: C. Parker I Conley H Potts R Stomper C Cranston, T. Frazier LEW? so mwwmwwww W5 hm .naw-1'b Q A C i ,uv ' wr. 2 are my' en '- sf gm. ' M STAGE CREW Bob Miller, lock Barney, Don Cowdrey, Don Moore, Harold Hewitt. Rooms Fora mam' vow cguoscss FROM nos TO :Qt JUNIOR PROM CO-CHAIRMEN Norma Bartlett, Charles Mohl Y Hmm- itpbbvi u ' N , 'WK A ,. wht 'X 1 4 , .F 15 5 , x is X 1 if 2 .Wi img DRUM MAIOR- lohnny Grooms 'i , 25. in C is 'H'-Q P. H. S. BAND lack Cutlip, Louis Sainopulos, Carl Harwood, Pat Linde- mann, Mark Robinson, Dave Meyer, Bob Adams, lames Douglas, Wallace Layne, Russell Mosley, Roger Monk, Edwin Roberts, Amos White, Bob Mucha, Edward Green, Iohn Baker, Harry Flannery, Emma Lou Ford, Dick Multer, Ruth McAf'fee, Lavine Stitt, lanet Suter, Margaret Lemons, Hazel Rudity, Raymond Hasson, Ralph Layton, Hubert Eyife, Bob Staker, Dick Kerns, 'Willard Meyers, lesse White, David Brady, lames Clark, Randy Tucker, Steve Clark, Pete Gearhart, Harold Horton, Ray Lathrop, Charles Mann, Alma Spence, lim Cook, Torn Swope, Edward Truitt, Bud Waring, Ralph Allison, Lillie Coe, Paul Adams, Susan Mc- Kelvey, Richard Clark, Tom Frazier, Russell Cox, Ormand Boggs, Dolores Brooker, lohn Wasserman, ,lane Compton, Bobby Edmiston, Bill Henson, lohn Lawyer, Eddie Moritz, lim Staker, Don Perkins, lohn Grooms, Iudith Hollis, Rosella Pelfrey, Barbara Pitts, Betty Simms, Charlene Wheeler, Pauline Artrip, leanne Arnold, Patricia Justice. Drum Maiorettes: Betty Simms, Rosella Pelfrey, Patty Iustice, Pauline Artrip, Charlene Wheeler, leanne Arnold, ludy Hollis, Barbara Pitts. ORCHESTRA First row: M. Dever, M. Zelligman, I. Boring, N. Chamberlain, B. McBride Second row: B. Mucha, E. Ford, I. Kelley, H. Budity. Third row: E. Helstrorn R. Clark, I. Cook, R. Allison, T. Swope. HALF TIME HALF WITS Standing: E. Green, B. Mucha, I. Cook, T. Swope, R. Clark. Sitting: R. Allison C. Harwood, I. Baker. Not pictured: I. Cutlip, L. Sainopulos. mm 'E 1. P First row: C, Addis, I. Lewis, K. Vanis, D. Donley, S. Hamlin, B. Moore, R. Lett, D. Riqsby, E. Raw- lins, K. Kinker. Second row: S. Clutts, L. Shelby, L. Hibbitts, S. Seqar, G. Davis, M. Pence, S. Iustice, K. Kinker, B. Smith, G, Ashe. Third row: I. Corell, B. Warren, E. Rodgers, I. Thompson, A. York, A. Welch, D. Walters, P. Kline, C. Borders, G. Rumfeldte, S. Duis. Fourth row: I. Malcom, O. Daniels, L. Voqler, F. White, C. Campbell, M. Dever, D. Brake, B. Chucales, I. Keating, R. Maddy. GLEE CLUB First row: E. Blevinqs, C. Hoop, I. Thomas, W. Adams, E. Arms, C. Carter, D. Coriell, P. Ball, D Humphreys, M. Lewis. Second row: R. Mullens, C. Darby, R. Hack, I. Kidder, M. DeBolt, N. New man, C. Taylor, E. Lambert, B. Martin, N. Covert. Third row: D. I. Snyder, N. Newman, D. Boyle P. Roberts, A. Gault, P. Iones, P. McGuire, D. Harris, G. Mowery, O. Lewis. Fourth row: L. Locke D. Abrams, B. Newman, R. Stacey, B. McLaughlin, B. Anderson, S. Hoffman, C. Compton, R. Gar ret, N. Moore. 'T y if J . CHOIR First row: B. Nagel, C. Mitchell, C. Howell, R. Simpson, I. Suter, Pi. Schmidt H. Hemphill, P. Sparks, I. Buckley, I. Gulley, L. Riggs. Second row: R. Kemp ton, C. Davis, D. Staiiord, G. Swavel, G. Curnutte, I. McBride, G. Sammons D. Lewis, H. Potts, I. Conley. Third row: M. Millard, M. Eisnauqle, G. Marcus P.'Pyles, H. Garnbill, B. Hovencamp, I. Daugherty, I. Rice, D. Williams, N Bartlett, B. Rawlins, L. Barker. Q .. .I x -3 IUBALETTES First row: N. Tubbs, M. Lucas, I. Fisher, H. Flernnq, E. Matthews. Second row: F. Williams, V. Smith, C. Carr, L. Taylor, H. Bemse. sE..:jf:, :' . 1 my ' is . WM ...W .1 Nw.. ,. 3 S' I .. . , rskiki K M 1 .43 ,Q .RG X H L jug, ijq,w3 a.ii1J in . fi, I 'wif' N, , HW. K J aw v.l :E. . V ft ,. 1: , M N IE! as ,ff fg U zz' ' N K , VM,- ' A Y My 6 1- XL 91 X? mr. A233 fm- z- 'M Q Q Q I W, ww-5 4 if XX, .ww M X if if mt T25 Vwwnnm QQ? ft was 2, T N f' ' s ,Q V if .. , Q , . , . ,nag by , I- I ,,v- I 'Vg ,,,, fx 3, ,K f 'K':f N 'Jay - ' Kai ,fi ' gb, 1' N, :L X Q Q, as 4- f+ ., ff vga.-,Q Egg? 3 'Y' c' a 1' Hx ' X 4' x ' 536 'Wg 1 3 X- K Y g 5 if -QA R Mk A z an v MM A .,,.. z . ff - M 'E 5 Ex ,, Q , 'Eg Ri Bm AQ- Qs 4,1 Q Q5 N A ,M fs, .L QL ,'Q' -33 A Q av. A , ' . I., ,-1, 1 A M mf we X M 5 f 'Mr' wf LZWM was a gwfwl Q , 'zgfffvjg' ., n pwwx X, ww wi W .QSM fx. 2' We ' .wh ,,, 5.1. sg-vwgz. ' X , Sf Ag z .1 , Yen, Aihfff. 5, Q 1 ' Q ? 1, iii if iff? 1 5.1.3 .25 Ki iq, 'wr 1 1' 'k Wi 1 gi 'M QW L yi' ea Wig FM vw 5, 'WHT A, Ig 5 ?Q H. 1-w f in Q. , W Q l THE WORM HATH TURNED I ,f f, W ' K ! x 'f 1 ,f If 1 gx bk Q ff C ff FN x 5 I 1 i E 5 1 E i NANCY MORGAN ALICE SNOOK 0ur Ilomecomin Attendants -... wx 5 6 pg hddt ty! 'AQ in ssconp PLACE WINNER Ioan Conley N CANDIDATES TROIBN QUEE da McFarland. d Betsy Naqel, Wan White Pony W A Siandinqz loan Conley, Phyllis Gor On, t Mary Kay McColqan, Georqene Ashe, Carolyn Drslel, Nancy , Frantz, loan Purdurn. Slllinqz Carolyn Mitchell, Barham MCITUYM Donna Lou Poole, lady Hollis. CAMPAIGN MANAGER T-ww Kimble PAIGN MANAGERS CAM Standing: Pal Ramsey, Patty Robeson, loan Thomas, lady Ames, Suzie Th lrna Theiss. Sillinqx Beverly Goodman, Belly Haven- Danne Graham, Lillian Oppene Gallagher, e Scoll, Barbara Preston, 1 camp, Barbara he-irner, Phoebe Grassman. kip Q gszw m ln-gf..W.. TROIAN QUEEN's MANAGER Barbara BGkey 15 5 .927 ' SWE f my 4 W 2 QB, K 1+ 1233, 1 fp qiglsif Q M ,4 as Q 'M' WW K as Q ,Q ff' , f wf '3'A 5 , gs I -. 4 -Q.: M., .,.. 1 QEQQQ., QA K , ,, M f 1: H 1 W as , M - , . '5::g,g511a?E?3w M wi U 4 an f iw 76 s iii? 5-ff ,J- fkswf- Q, y L gm QQ M3 A LESSON IN THE FINE ART OF ROUND BALL fSnook cmd Sparks? LOOKING INTO A ROSY FUTURE iOsborn cmd DuPuyJ WLM by A Q54 I , 2 I:- -nr I ,..,...-..,.:. .. ., 5 I 'R 1 1 I fs .3 THE TI-IINKER CBc1ker and Kline? I SAVE ME SOME! CYuenqer cmd Martin? MY DREAM MAN lScott and Mclfczrlcrndl WAIT UNTIL MISS DUPRE SEES THIS MISTAKE CDistel and DeLote11e-3 ART AND COPY STAFF First row: I. Yuenger, P. Ruggles, A. Frantz, I. Hollis, M. Scott, B. I. Samson. Second row: D. L. Wood, I. Hill, B. Cremecms, I. Barry, S. Miller, S. Schirrmcxn. Third row: I. Botterson, S. Trcrcewell, S. Gol- loher. Standing: I. McNamara, I. Lawyer. H' BUSINESS AD, AND ' SCHOOL P av' LIFE I , ' ts -.4 Q. First Row: C. Linhcxm, P. Grcrssmcm N. White, S. Lehman, N. Morqcm, D. Yea qer, W. M. Sprcxdlin, T. Theiss, L. Hooser Second row: S. Lessenberry, I. Bickett, L. Iewett P. Osborn, E. Stomper. Third row: E. Scott, I. Fitch: C. Mohl, V. Demdrds. Inset picture: Delores Shope Hg, 1 S H' 9' ,J 'W P, , f 4 rr Q -J ff :H ' we-1-? 'W CO-EDITORS Sheila Tracewell and Iack Batterson Yi whskee X655 511066 BQKVI ww , ...:. ,N ,.:l.: .,,..' .-., I : V h,A.. 2 E :IVIQA E . .,.,,. A :L sf'-1'5 jp 'lk 3 saws sgfggggfs ..: si N ff' i s 1' A 'es YEAR BOOK SPONSOR Miss Freda Burke PHOTOGRAPHERS Dick Yost and Barbara Baker page one hundred twenty-nine 6lRl.9' lEA6lll-' Prepares for the Mother-Daughter Banquet page one hundred thirty ALL OUT FOR THE SENIORS MOON BEAMS ' BUSY KIDS sung, page one hundred ihirty-one Ov-5 Qui E 5 5 QW' IUNIOR IEWELS GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN page one hundred thirty-1 page one hundred thirty-three OLE SCHOOL SPIRIT FASCINATING FACES AD STAFF AT WORK l?l GAB SESSION be .iw SECOND CHILDHOOD FOOTBALL GAMES with seven touchdowns, the Portsmouth High ave their new mentor, Coach Vince t auspicious debut be- fore :-- , lil, pleased? Gib Clowe turned in the t a . ostestw ouchdown he SPTU1 r B for scores. -' rky Sparks, lim Scotl and Dee Mauk ac- counted tor a six-pointer 'e 'ch in a tilt whigi saw the entire Trojan bench swept clean. Kee ' p the torrid pace set the week before, the 51 t rough a powerful Springfield eleven. 'P scored twice on pass inter V,,' s, kic 'i 4 :', point, and sparked the gg, . , as Por smouth chalkffitip its fii-si J l victory. End Di finder- son tallied on PCFSS PlC1Y Gnd HC1lfbC1Ck Gib Clowe added to his list of scores with CJQQO-yard kickoff return. ,if- outh eleven fought to the end A IAQ. 1: Ev again t ' :pr rf uad, but bad breaks brou he Troja first defeat. After a first ore, Gi Clowe raced 8O?ards in the 2. Hgigcnot the count. A . rojan fumble set up an yger touchdowng, a safety and a third Mansfield TD completed the Ma A third quarter slump cost the Red and Blue another defeat in its third straight road trip. After leadin Zip. . 12 in the second half the Trojans watchs rg, push across three touch- downs t if-5 e. Gila Clowe, who turn ' uqup best 'A i gud defensive s of the 1-y econd half kick-off ggards, and tac E s' yard line a Petty kick-off. Clowe also scored the other t rojan markers to bring his total to ten for the st- five games. had broken through nt' en Trojan defgiron a TROORNS O 507 0036 Pokrsmouw 46 Q Ti? Q O oo r A rugged Cavalier air offense nearly d the tables on Portsmouth and k pt the fans in ense until the last 70 hen Clowe scored the winning i. ng leads thr wmes the the Chillicothe line ' core four t and ca Fr. gm-ry number 3. Yeagle, Clowe, 0 ensive honors for this game. , After a tight first half in which the sc in was tied at six all, the B . Y ot Hamilton st ged a strong co the Trojans of Ports- mcmt? J as responsible for' lone Ports ly. The Trojans won on firs owns but couldn't , gain the necessary strength for tie Middletown, rankedsecond in the sta xfgbefore a homecoming , H O00 thrilled s ctators. Sparks gg 51 g scores for the T, jans, An inspired P. H. S. squad came from nd to 'FJ f ii and l e all-im ' i ..,.. it s- J portant extr W oin.. Ever .Bi gridd , his heart out or his team in 1 Q uf . High scorer Clowe was i 's me, and was out for the .. i f ' H 5 On a rain-soaked field and through steady downpour the Trojans were almost upsgiay an underdog You g zvl g gplaying over its head. Ray 'f i the margin of victory.. amp y i tg the educategge of bell Gambil vs- fi e touchdown which gave .t riod lead of 14 to 0. Howe 1' ' came back with two markers which de the final count close. Rounding out a successful season the I9 7 edition of the Portsmouth High School footbalggrojans soundly defeated ,lu ' t rivals, th ronton Tigers, i , Dee Mauk an Dave Gam ame from the fifteen niors who p yed their ast game in Trojan u iform. Mauk sco nd Gambill once to lead the Trojarm st year's defeat. Ray Yeagle split t a posts for the extra point. page one hundred thirty-five SENIOR CLASS WILL CF 19118 We, the Senior Class of 1948, do make, publish and declare this is our last will and testament: To the faculty, we bequeath appreciation for a task well done. To the incoming Freshmen, we leave some of the beams of our radiant faces so there will be some brightness in the school. To the Sophomore, Iunior, and Senior classes of 49, 50, and 5l, we bequeath our ability to learn. I, Ioan Abbott, will first place in every class to any unlucky underclasse men whose last name begins with I, Paul Adams, will my place in the clarinet section to Bud Waring. I, Richard Anderson, will some linement to Dave Gambill for his back dur- ing football season. I, Jeanne Amold, will my embarrassing situations to anyone who won't blush over them. I, Wayne E. Baer, will my big feet to anyone who needs a good foundation. I, Barbara Iean Baker, will my carload of girls to anyone without strings attached. I, Delores Barker, will my ravishing look to Doris lean Williams. I, Icnnes Barry, will my giggle-proof laugh to gullible Ierry McNamara. I, lack Batterson, will the copy staff to next year's Trojan. I, Ralph E. Bauer, will my ever-growing love for the Chemistry laboratory to Ben Smith, I, Betty Sue Bays, will Greta Sammonsmy extreme like of the new look. I, Nancy Beekman. will my protruding bangs to Io Hagaman. I, Iody Bickett, will my vim, vigor, and vitality to Marianne Hanes that she might get as much out of life as I do. I, Ianet Louise Boring, will my fiddlin' ability to some fellow fiddler. I, Margaret Brown, will my typing skill to Bertha Blair. I, Phyllis Marie Burns, will my ability to speak French to some Frenchman. I, Roy E. Callihan, will my professional knack with Women to Dick Hollis. I, Iohn W. Conley, will my jolly good nature to Bill Rogers. I, lim Cook, will Mr. Helstrom's love for me to Charlie Mann. I, Rosetta Cooper, will my beautiful gams and dancing hoofs to Betty lane Poehline. I, Betty Cremecms, will my saddle oxfords to Wyvetta Spradlin hoping she'll have time to polish them for me. I, Harold Ellis, will my motto, Study and study hard. I, Patricia Evans, will my love of drawing to my brother, Iohn. I, Richard Flowers, will my diploma to Moe Cullen and hope that it gets him out of school. I, Roscoe Gerard, will my conceit to Suzie Gallagher. I, Eugene Hackworth, will my undying love for wine, Women, and song to lack Keyser. I, Pete Hauck, will my luck at beating Coach Rohr at tennis to Bd Green. I, lack Hewitt. will my seat in assembly to Charles Hideout. page one hundred thirty-six I, Icunes Hill. will my ability to raise dogs to Fred Franz. I, Iudy Hollis. will my ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time to Barbara Pitts. I, Bill Hoodlet. will my job of driving an ambulance to anyone who desires to sell fresh meat. I, Carolyn Iohnson. will my dimples to some sweet little girl who may bene- fit by them. I, Betty Kenard. will the struggle and strife of high school life to some poor underclassman. I, Chris Knowles. will my height to Dimples Stafford that she might be able to see all of God's world. I, Iohn Lawyer. will my dignified behavior to Mary Lou Elliott. I, Dave Leightenheimer. will my stubbiness to gigantic Bobby Kimble. I, Scmunye Lessenberry, will my contest smile to Pres Osborne. I, Asa Lett. will nothing to nobody. I, Anna Lou McCally. will my traps for men to Rachael Hopkins. I, Phyllis Mahan. will my shy-retiring manner to Dottie Armstrong. I, Roy Mayberry. will my physique to Zeb Allen so he will make first string next year. I, Geneva Meade. will my tactfulness of breaking test tubes to some sad next year chemist. 1 I, Sue Miller. will my slow, magnetic look to Carolyn Distel. l, Don Moore. will my ways of getting fouled up in solid to Charlie Mohl. I, Rita Nourot. will my place in Senior Honor Council to my little sister, Patty Kline. I, Delores Parsley, will my angelic ways to Ianet Lee Ward. I, Marian Raike. will my Irishman to anyone who can get him. I, Talmadge Rilie. will my place in D.E. to some deserving Iunior. I, Betty Iayne Samson. will my one-track mind to Suzie Lehman so she can have two tracks. I, Betty Scheid, will my stature to Shirley Clutts. I, Suzanne Schirrman, will my gullibility to some poor sucker. I, Mary Ellen Scott. will my R.S.V.P. looks to Rachael Hopkins. I, Dolores Shope. will my padded pockets to Bigler Erhman who also gets a kick out of life. I, Betty Simms. will my position as business manager of Trojan Staff to someone who has more steady nerves than I've got. I, Rosemary Simpson. will all the underclassmen lots of luck - the-y'll need it. I, Flip Spriggs. will my way of talking plain to Ioe Goodman. I, Corky Sparks. will some lucky person the H- I got from Coach Rohr. I, Troy Taylor. will my probation and careful driving to Bigler Erhman. I, Richard Underwood. will my luck in love to Iuanita Hill. I, Marilyn Vest. will all the Billys to Ioanne Horton. l, Phillip White. will 5th period study hall to anyone who wants to sleep after lunch. I, William White, will my honest-looking face to some not-so-lucky fresh- man. I, Raymond will the times l've slept during classes to anyone who thinks he can profit by it. I, Ioan Yeunger. will my long eyelashes to Connie Linham. page one hundred thirty-seven SENICDR QUOTATICDNS Ioan Abbott- She sputtered like a string of fire- crackers. Paul Adam: - Labor overcomes all difficulties. Barbara Adkins- 'Tis but a base, ignoble mind, that mounts no higher than a bird can soar. Ralph Allison- Whither I must, I must. Dick Anderson- You love deeply ventured, but all must do so who would greatly win. Bill Apel- Riding a bandwagon is the only life. Delores Arms- A penny for your thoughts. lean Arnold- Absence is to love, wind is to fire - it extinguishes little flames, kindles large ones. Ioanne Baber- A friend is known in necessity. Wayne Baer- One more good man on earth is better than having an extra angel in heaven. Matilda Bagby- I clutched at the hem of sleep in heaven. Barbara Baker- I-Ier smiling eyes with simple truth were stored. Delores Barker- There is no index of character so sure as the voice. Iames Barry- I agree with no man's opinions: I have some of my own. lack Batterson- How dull it is to pause, to make an end, To rust unburnished, not to shine in use. Ralph Bauer- His mind is his kingdom: and his will, his law. Betty Bays- An angel among angels. Carlton Beck- The hand that follows intellect can achieve. Nancy Beekman- All must be earnest in a world like ours. Helen Bemse- Modesty is the color of virtue. loan Beckett- Time hath a taming hand. George Blanton- Conquer by means of virtue. Beverly Bloomfield- For man is man, and master of his fate. Iohn Bob Book- The fickleness of the women I love is only equaled by the infernal con- stancy of the women who love me. Ianet Boring- A quiet girl, modest and truep who does her work without much ado. Bill Bright- A strong body makes the mind strong. Keith Brooker- I laugh not at another's loss, I grudge not at another's gain. Delores Brooks- Men love us or they need our Iove. Uldlne Brooks- 'Tis the kindness in women and not their beauteous looks-that win the heart of true men. Helen Brown- Blessed are the pure in heart, Margaret Brown- Better late than never. Ioyce Buckley- A life as bright as hers is always bright. Marion Buckley- A model of ideal perfection. Sue Ann Burch- I'm not arguing with you-I'm telling you. Ronald Burke- Ot I'm stabb'd with laughter. Charles Burns- Truth is a fair and durable thing. Phyllis Burns- A soft tongue may strike hard. Lowell Call- Everything comes to those who can wait. Ice Campbell- He is as quiet as a lamb. Iames Carr- A fool may make money, but it takes a wise man to spend it. Betty Carson- Patience-in patience there is safety. Paul Cassidy- A brain of feathers and a heart of lead. Nancy Chamberlain- 'Tis goodwill that makes intelligence. Iames Chapman- Laugh and be well. loanne Clausing- True as the needle to the pole, or as the dial to the sun. Gilbert Clowe- Skill and confidence are as any conquered army. Iacqulyn Conley- Art is power. lame: Coffee- We know better than we know. Ioan Conley- When she would talk-ye gods, how she would talk. Iohn Conley- Laugh and be fat. lim Cool:- Though I am mad, I would not bite him. Maurice Cooper- Most of faults brought their ex- cuse with them. Rosetta Cooper- Art is not a thingy it is a way. Delores Comet!- Everything has its beauty, but not everyone uses it. Dan Cottrell- Things won are done, joys sold lies in the doing. Tommy Cox- It don't cost nothin' to be a gentle- man. Martin Crabtree- A faithful friend is the medicine of life. Helen Craft- The gentleness of all gods go with thee. page one hundred thirty-eight Kenneth Crawford- It is better to be faithful than famous. Betty Cremeans- To know her is to love her. Ruth Crisp- Better be happy than wise. Nancy Curnutte- Life is but a span I enjoy every inch of it. Betty Cummins- She who knows her duty does it well. Gerald Davies- Witty and happy: a pleasing per- sonality. Russel Davis- Right noble is his merit. Charles Davis- An affable and courteous gentle- man. Victor Demaras- Man's love is of man's life Ha thing apart: 'tis woman'5 whole existence. Paul Diles- Nothing is so becoming as mild be- having behavior. Richard Dodge - Thine was the sumest nature that ever drew the air. Richard Doer- I find earth not gray-but rosy. Charles Dortch- Heaven makes you better than your thoughts. Martha Dunham- The truth is mighty and will prevail. Richard DuPuy- No one can love and be wise at the same time. Homer Dyer- Silence is the best fence around wisdom. Esther Eba- She has a gentle soul and mild. Harold Ellis- A heart unspotted is not easily dauntedf' Patricia Evans- Who am I to be bound by old oaths. I will change them as I change my clothes. Iacob Ewing- Silence is one great art of conver- sation. Shirley Ferguson- Thou who understand them- selves, understand others. Iolly Fields- Worthwhile thoughts will flow from the poet's pen. Iames Fitch- Gaiety is the soul's health. William Fleming- A decent boldness ever meets with friends. Dick Flowers- A man he seems of cheerful yes- terdays and confident tomorrows. Donald Foehr- Common sense, disciplined by ex- perience and inspired by goodness, issues in practical wisdom. Homer Fraley- It is only the first step that is difficult. Laura Belle Francis- May she always be free to speak her thoughts! Nellie Gaddis- Mighty souls are found in little bodies. Harold Gannon- For man is man and master of his fate. Donald Gee- Worry and I have never met. Roscoe Gerard- They conquer who believe they can. Iohn Gillispie- Advantages can be found in quietness. Rose Ann Glascock- She will be a typist ,be- sedate, And never think of being late. Regina Goddard- A light heart lives long. Don Goodan- A man is judged by noble deeds. Iean Graham- An honest soul is not soon for- gotten. Mary Allce Grayson- A cheerful temper spreads like the dawn, and all vapors disperse before it Edward Greer- He lives to build-not boast. Iohnny Grooms- He who has determination will surely reach his goal. Eugene Hackworth- For him life is no dull rou- tine. Reginald Haley- A peaceful person is long-re- membered. Charles Hall- None but himself can be his par- allel. Fred Hamilton- Be what you seem to be. Norma Hamilton- One more modest was never created. Betty Hammond- Witty and happy: a pleasing personality. Pauline Hammond- Mind full and faithful. Richard Harley- He who is diligent will always advance. Robert Harris- A friendly glance warms many hearts. Pete Hauclt- When duty is realized ,it will be well done. Eugene Hawthorne- He must have lost the king to his tongue. Iohn Hazlebeck- Knowledge of your duties is the most useful part of philosophy. Richard Heil- We prize books, but he who is wise prizes them most. Iames Henderson- There is no grudging in his eyes, nor anger, nor the least surprise. Harold Hewitt- He who loves dancing, has brains in his fee-t. lack Hewitt- True courage is like fr kiteg a cone trary wind raises it htgher. David Hicks- One small in stature who has knowledge as his power. Iames Hill- Inner sunshine warms not only the heart of the owner, but all who come in con- tact with it. Barbara Himes- The most manifest sign of wis- dom is continued cheerfulnessf' Iohn Hisle-- Firmness is great: persistency is greater. page one hundred thirty-nine Carolyn Hodge- A sunbeam on a cloudy day. Iudy Hollis- She who sings irightens away her ills. William Hoodlet- When duty calls, there is little time for frolic. Norma Hoop- Every word she speaks with a kind tongue. Martha Hopkins- A smile will melt hearts. Betty Horton- Goodness is a great possession. Betty Hovencamp- As to wit, if not first in the very first, in the very first line. Charlotte Howell- Sweet and modest-truly one of God's creatures. Paul Ison- I am a great right for an excessive Wrong. Carolyn Iohnson- Lei people laugh as long as l am warm. Georganne Johnson- Knowledge is power. LaRue Kaps- Her bright smile haunts me still. Forest Keqley- For a mighty man is he. Betty Kennard- Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet. Wanda Kinker- She was always for good and never for evil. Patty Klocl:- One of those little people Whom we are pleased to call great. Christine Knowles- A tall girl, carrying herself like a banner. Iohn Lawyer- lt is a very clever thing to know how to hide one's clevernessf' ludy Leever- All her faults are such that one loves her the better for them. David Leiqhtenheimer- His fame was great throughout the land. Patricia LeMaster- They are never alone who are accompanied by clever thoughts. Sammye Lessenberry- A cheerful temper joined with innocence will make beauty attractive, knowledge delightful, and wit good natured. Annabelle Lester- An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. I Asa Lett- Cleverness seeks clevernessf' Mary Ann Lewis- She sat like patience on a monument. Richard Lewry- He is a true gentleman who knows courtesy. Cecil Liles- One can not know everything. Iames Little- A handsome chap, a sincere pal- that's lim. William Lowe- Blessed is he who expects noth- ing for he will never be disappointed. Donald Lyon- Man is man and master of his fate. loyce McBride- Blushing is virtue's color. Ray McCollam- He chastises manners with a laugh. Harry McCoy- Leave tomorrow until tomorrow. Bill McFerren- Under this rough exterior lies a mighty genius. Ella McHenry- A progeny of 1earning. Belva McKinney- Silence is the gratitude of true affection. Phyllis Mahan- She who dwells with beauty. Anna Lou McCally.- To hear her speak, and sweetly smile, you were in Paradise the while. Charlotte McCann- A woman's greatest beauty is her hair. Roy Mayberry- Happy am lp from care l'ni free. Geneva Meade- What is so pleasant as those jets of kindness? Bob Miller- Tomorrow will come, what's the hurry? Sue Miller- Gentle in manner, strong in perform- ., ance. Charles Millirons- Worry and I have never met. David Moore- High ,ambition and worthy of praise. Donald Moore- Fearless minds climb soonest unto crowns. Helen Moore- I find earth not gray-but rosy. Richard Moore- One with progressive ideas. Bob Mucha- As good-natured a soul as e'er trod on shoe of leather. Ronald Murphy- Quiet and unassuming, not harm- ing any man. Eddie Newman- I don't bother work: work never bothers me. Ioan Newman- All your acts are queens. Rita Nourot - Size does not always count you see. Ray Oliver- Sure is his knowledge of what's to be done. I Gene Owen- Gracious to all, to none subservient. Emoqene Patrick- She is the bit of gentleness that concedes the rough. Delores Parsley- Her smile is brightp her heart is light. Bill Peart- As long as I live, let the world be gay., Anita Pflug- Tranquillity-thou better name. Harry Pherson- His sense of humor is immense. Howard Pherson - ln man wa s a man of action. Y Vivian Piler- A disposition that's sweet and sound. Iudith Poole- A nice young lady with a winning smile. Howard Potts- Great actions speak great minds. Betty Preston- Amiability is one quality of a woman. page one hundred forty Ierry Price- A little shyness is no discredit to any man. Dave Prosch - lt is the nature of a great man to be calm and undisturbed. Clyde Pyle- Wor1drous is the strength of cheer- fulness. Marian Raike - To be nice to all is quite an art. Donald Ramsay- Behind that silence lurks a man of strength. Wanda Rayburn- Calmness is a great advan- tage. Iimmle Rice- Handsome is that handsome does. Don Ricter- A little Caesar, small but mighty. Talmadge Rifie- Character-bright and clean. Beulah Riggs- The most manifest sign of wisdom is cheerfulnessf' Wanda Robinson- There is a fair behavior in thee. Watt Roe- Honest and sincere, a friend tried and true. George Rose- And why should life and all labor be. Polly Ruggles- No nobler feeling than this of ad- mirationf' Betty Iayne Samson- Gay and bright, a type hard to find. Suzanne Schirrman- There's dignity and wisdom in her look. Iames Scott- Benevo1ence is the distinguishing characteristic of man. Mary Ellen Scott- A daughter of the gods and most devinely fair. Dolores Shope- Tall and stately-proud of mien. Robert Shyrock- Conscience free and sober mind. Betty Simms- A quiet girl, modest and true. Iohn Simpson- A heart of gold behind that sober stare. Rosemary Simpson- Action is eloquence. Unadel Skeens- No better than she should there be ,, Carl Smith- A ready, reassuring smi1e. William Snyder- He's forever laughing, always full of fun. Elwood Sparks- The mirth and fun grew fast and furious. Iames Sprigqs- A man both on and off the grid iron. Bill Staker- Without offence he spake the word he meant. Eda Staker- She seems the port of wisdom. Phyllis Staples- Thou has wit at will. Ianet Stephenson- A comrade blithe and full ot glee. Don Stewart- One who seems to just enioy liv- ing. Bill Sullens- Pain-dealing is a jewel. Phyllis Sunafrank- Good-nature is agreeable in conversation. Iames Spaulding- Always ready for work or for play. Charles Spires- A hearty grasp, an honest gaze. Fred Shumate- An athlete and a sport. Dick Sutherland- Oh, he is high in all the people's hearts. Helen Taylor- The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. Troy Taylor- A man with more than one love. Charles Thacker- A man of sense, a man ot wit. Iohn Thomas- He who walked in glory and in joys, Sheila 'l'racewell- She touches nothing, but that she adds a charm. Harry Tracy- To laugh is proper to a man. Genevieve Treat- My eccentricities can not be counted on your one hand. Carl Tuttle- I am my own master and I'm true as steel. Richard Underwood- A noble gentleman true and fine, I wish he were a friend of mine. Marilyn Vest- She talks by day and winds up by night. Harry Wagner- A grave gentleman with dignified thoughts. Iames Webb- It is he who will astound you one day. Iames West- Those of us who relish comedy are always happier for it. Dick Whipple- A credit to his father, a worthy son, a gentleman at heart. Patricia White- She was O' so lair and her voice was of the angels blessed. Philip White- My wisdom is my brighter 1ight. Sue White- Patience and silence have greatness written in themselves. William White- Who is there that never makes a mistake. Margaret Williams- Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Mary Williams- Her face was fair, her manner delighting. Raymond Willis- My silence does me credit for when l speak nothing matters. Wavel Wright- Charm of her own-her friend- liness. Richard Wynn- So obliging that he never obliged. Hershel Yates- Much courtesy, much subtlety. Bill Yeager- You may know him by this sign that the dunces are against him. Richard Yost- l-le dreams awake and is a bigger man than some. Bill Young- And indeed he seems to me scarce other than my own ideal knight. lack Young- There is no other like him-take it as you please. Ioan Yuenger- With the sweet milk of human kindness b1essed. Wilma Yuenger- She is a mirror of all courtesy. page one hundred forty-one SE NIGR ACTIVITIES ABBOTT. IOAN U01 BARRY. IAMES FRANKLIN IStubl Inter Nos 1, Plus Ultra Z, 3, 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, G. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Hockey 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2, Tennis 2, Hall Monitor 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Chemistry Club 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Betty Lamp Club 1, 2, Revellers 3, 4, Vaudevillainy 3, Words and Music 2, Dean's Assistant 3. ADKINS. BARBARA IBobbiel Inter Nos 1, Plus Ultra 2, 4, Senior Honor 4, National Honor 3, 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Trojan Staff 4, Glee Club l, Chemistry Club 4, Debate Club 4, Revellers 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. ADAMS. PAUL tlockl Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ALLISON. RALPH Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' League 4. ANDERSON. RICHARD tDickl APEL. Inter Nos 1, Plus Ultra 2, Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Club 4, Student Council 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Physics Club 3, Boys' League 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. WII.LIAM F. L. IBilll Inter Nos 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 1, Class Vice-President Z. ARNOLD. IEANNE Ileaniel Inter Nos 1, Plus Ultra 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, Bowling 2, Glee Club 2, Drum Majorette 3, 4, Words and Music 2, French Club 3, 4. BABER. IOANNE Ilol BAER. Inter Nos 1, Plus Ultra 2, National Honor 3, 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3: G. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Hockey 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, Badminton 1, 2, 3, Paddletennis 1, 2, 3, Tennis 2, Ping Pong l, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Chemistry Club 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Revellers 3, 4, Vaude- villainy 3, Words and Music Z, Dean's Assistant 3, 4, The Forest Prince 1, Strictly Forma1 3, Murder in Rehearsal 3. WAYNE E. Inter Nos, Physics Club 4, Boys' League 4. BAKER. BARBARA IEAN iBarbl Inter Nos, Plus Ultra 2, 4, Senior Honor 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Trojan Staff 4, G. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Hockey 1, Volley- ball l, Softball l, Badminton 1, Hall Monitor 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Chemistry Club 4, Words and Music , Scholarship Team 1, Photog- raphy Club 3. BARKER. DOLORES IANE IDeel Inter Nos, Plus Ultra 2, Senior Honor 4, National Honor 3, 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4' Trojan Staff 4, G, A. C. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Badminton 1, 2, Paddletennis 1, 2, Ping Pong 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 3, Revellers 3, 4, Vaude- villainy 3, 4, Words and Music , Scholar- ship Team 1, 2, Strictly Formal. Inter Nos, Plus Ultra 2, National Honor 3, 4, Trojan Staff 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Newsclass 3, Class Vice-President 3, Revellers 3, 4, Vaudevillainy 3, Scholar- ship Team l, 2, 3, Murder in Rehearsal , Boys' League 4. BATTERSON. IACK Inter Nos, Plus Ultra 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Trojan Staff 3, 4, Hall Monitor 3, Chemistry Club 4, Debate Club 3, Student Council 1, Newsclass 3, Class President 2, Revellers 3: Football l, 2, Basketball Manager 2, Scholar- ship Team l, 3, French Club 3, 4, Boys' League 4, Co-Editor Trojan 4, Strictly Formal 3, Prom Chairman 3, P. H. S. News Reporter 4. BAUER. RALPH E. Inter Nos, Plus Ultra 2, 3, National Honor 3, 4, Hall Monitor 3, Chemistry Club 4, De- bate Club 4, Scholarship Team 1, 3, Physics Club 3, Boys' League 4. BAYS, BETTY SUE ISuzyl Girls' League 4, Glee Club l, 3. BECK. CARLTON EUGENE lBoom Booml Inter Nos. 1, Plus Ultra 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, National Honor 3, 4, Hall Monitor, Z, 3, Chem- istry Club 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Class Vice-President 4, Flevellers 3, 4, Football 2, Vaudvi1liany 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Boys' League 4. BEEKMAN. NANCY LOU Inter Nos, Plus Ultra 2, Senior Honor 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Z, Volleyball 2, Softball 2, 3, Dean's Assistant 3, Scholarship Team 2. BEMSE. HELEN MARCELINE IBempstll Spanish Club, 3, 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Iunior Club 3. BICKETT. BEVERLY IOAN Uodyl Inter Nos 1, Plus Ultra 2, Spanish Club 3, Girls' League 1, Z, 3, 4, Girls' League Cabinet 4, Trojan Staff 4, Softball l, Bowling, l, 2, Badminton 2, Paddletennis 2, Hall Monitor 3, Glee Club l, 2, Chemistry Club 4, Revellers 4, Words and Music 2, Dean's Assistant 4, Strict1y Formal 3. BLANTON. GEORGE L. IBubl Chemistry Club 4. BLOOMFIELD, BEVERLY RICHARD IBeaverl Chemistry Club 4, Boys' League 4. BOOK. IOHN BOB IBookiel Hall Monitor 3. BORING. IANET LOUISE Inter Nos 1, Plus Ultra 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Chemistry Club 4, Orches- tra 1, Z, 3, 4. BRIGHT. BILL Strictly Formal 3, Vaudevillatny 3, Schol- arship Team 3, Physics Club 4, French 3, 4' Inter Nos 1, Spanish Club 3, 4, National Honor 3, 4, Revellers 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. BROOKER. IOHN KEITH Inter Nos 1, Plus Ultra 2, Chemistry Club 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4. page one hundred forty-two BROOKS. BETTE DOLORES iBrooksiel Girls' League: Basketball: Softball: Bowling: Glee Club: Band. BROOKS. ULDINE fFuzzyl Girls' League 4: Volleyball 3. BROWN. HELEN Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. BROWN. MARGARET MARIE tMardyl Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Iunior Club 3. BUCKLEY. IOYCE floyl Inter Nos 1: Plus Ultra 2: Senior Honor 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. C. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Bad- minton 1, 2, 4: Ping Pong l, 2: Hall Monitor 3: Library Club 2, 4: Library Staff 2: Glee Club 1. BUCKLEY. MARION IOYCE Inter Nos: Plus Ultra 2: Senior Honor 4: Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4: G. A. C. 3: Basket- ball l, 2, 3: Volleyball l, 2: Softball 1, 2: Bowling 1: Badminton 1, 2: Paddletennis 1, Z: Ping Pong 1: Tennis: Hall Monitor 3: Library Staff 2: Glee Club 1. BURCH. SUE ANN lSuziel Inter Nos: Plus Ultra 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. C. 3, 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3: Softball l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 1, Z, 3: Badminton 3, 4: Tennis 1: Glee Club 1, 2: Chemistry Club -4: Choir 3: Words and Music. BURKE. RONALD GENE fBurkiel Student Council. BURNS. CHARLES CECII. fCac0 T. G I. Club. BURNS. PHYLLIS MARIE IPhyD Girls' League 4: French Club 3, 4. CALL. LOWELL RAYMOND iPunyl Hall Monitor 3: Football 2, 4: T. Gt l. Club 3, 4. CALLIHAN. ROY E. T. G I. Club: Football 1. CAMPBELL. IOHN IOSEPH lloel Football Manager 2: T. G I. Club. CARR. IAMES EARL Uiml T. 6. I. Club. CARSON. BETTY LOU tBetl Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Words and Music : French Club 4. CASSIDY, PAUL DAVID tCassl Hall Monitor 2: Student Council 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3. CHAMBERLIN. NANCY LOUISE Plus Ultra: Senior Honor 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball: Chemistry Club 4: Orchestra 1.2, 3, 4: Dean's Assistant: Vaude- villainy 3. CLAUSING. IOANNE KATHRYN floeyl Inter Nos: Plus Ultra 2: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 2: Bowl- ing 1: Glee Club 1. CLOWE. GILBERT tGibl Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Physics Club 3: Track 3, 4. CONLEY. IOAN LOUISE Uol Inter Nos: Plus Ultra 2: Senior Honor 4: Na- tional Honor 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. C. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Softball 2, 3: Badminton 2: Hall Monitor 3: Glee Club 1: Debate Club 3: Revellers 3: Vaudevi1lainy : Scholarship Team 1, 3: Strictly Forma1 : Commercial Co-op Club 4. CONLEY. IOHN W. iBlg Iohnl Inter Nos: Plus Ultra 2: Hall Monitor 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Chemistry Club 4: Boys' League 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Ftevellers 3, 4: Vaudevil- lainy : Words and Music : Physics Club 3: Murder in Rehearsal. COOK. IAMES tCecel Band 1, 2 ,3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3. COOK. RAYMOND EUGENE iCookiel Inter Nos: Plus Ultra 2. COOPER. MAURICE ALBERT tCooPl Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2: Chemistry Club 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. COOPER. ROSETTA IEAN tRoliel Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1: Glee Club 2: Words and Music. CORNETT. DOLORES IEAN tDodiel Girls' League 4: French Club 3, 4. COTTRELL. DANIEL fDcml T. G I. Club 3, 4. COX. THOMAS RICHARD tTommyl Spanish Club 4: Sutdent Council l: Revel- lers 4. CRABTREE. MARTIN EUGENE tlkel Inter Nos: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Physics Club 3. CRAFT. HELEN MARGARET Girls' League 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3: Glee Club 1. CREMEANS. BETTY LEE Inter Nos: Plus Ultra 2: Senior Honor 4: Na- tional Honor 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' League Cabinet 4: Trojan Staff 3, 4: Basketball 2: Volleyball 2: Softball 2: Bad- minton 2: Paddle Tennis 2: Hall Monitor 2: Chemistry Club 4: Newsclass 3: Class Treas- urer 4: Revellers 3, 4: Vaudevillainy : Schol- arship Team 3: French Club 3, 4. CRISP. RUTH IEANETTE Girls' League 4: Glee Club 1. CUMMINS. BETTY KATHERINE tBunnyl Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. C. 3, 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 1: Softball 1, 2, 3: Bowling l: Paddletennis 2: Hall Monitor 3: Library Club 2: Library Staff 2: Glee Club 1: Student Council 4. CURNUTTE. NANCY Girls' League mercial Co-op DAVIES. GERALD L. Band 1, 2, 3: DAVIS. CHARLES D. Glee Club 3: Boys' League ANNE 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Com: Club 4. tlerryl Orchestra 1. tChurchl Chemistry Club 4: Choir 3, 4: 4. DAVIS. RUSSELL tRussl T. Gt 1. Club 3, 4. page one hundred forty-three DEMARAS. VICTOR IVicl Trojan Staff 47 Chemistry Club 47 Bevellers 3, 47 Vaudevillainy 7 Physics Club 37 French Club 3, 4. DODGE. RICHARD BAIRD tDickl T. G I. Club 3, 4. DORR. RICHARD T. 6. I. Club 3, 4. DUNHAM. MARTHA ELLEN iDocl Plus Ultra 27 Senior Honor 47 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 G. A. C. 3, 47 Basketball 2, 37 Volleyball 27 Softball 27 Bowling 27 Badmin- ton 27 Paddletennis 27 Hall Monitor 37 French Club 37 Commercial Co-op Club 4. Du PUY. RICHARD ELLIS IEllisl Inter Nos7 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Hall Monitor l, 27 Chemistry Club 47 Student Council 2, 37 Baseball 2, 3, 47 Physics Club 3. HOMER lBudl Spanish Club 17 Boys' League 47 T. 6. I. Club 3, 47 Forest Prince. EBA. ESTHER ELLIS. HAROLD LEON CREDJ Glee Club I7 Iunior Club. EVANS. PATRICIA MARGARET IPatl Girls' League l, 2, 47 Bowling I7 Student Council l7 Betty Lamp Club 2, 37 Distributive Education 4. EWING. IACOB WILLIAM Uakel T. 6. I. Club 3, 4. FERGUSON. SHIRLEY ANN IFei-qiel Girls' League 47 Glee Club l, 27 junior Club 3. DYER. GLASCOCK. ROSE ANN Girls' League l, 2, 47 Basketball 37 Volley- ball 2, 37 Softball 27 Badminton 27 Chemistry Club 4. GODDARD. REGINA ELIZABETH Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 G. A. C. 47 Basket- ball l, 27 Hockey 17 Softball 27 Glee Club l7 Betty Lamp Club l, 2. GOODAN. DONALD LEE IGoodiel Basketball '27 Football Manager l, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 3, 47 Boys' League 47 Chemistry Club 47 French Club 3. GRAHAM. DIANE MARIAN IDil Choir 4. GRAHAM. IEAN Girls' League 3, 47 Softball 47 Library Club 47 Library Staff 4. GRAYSON. MARY ALICE IGeel Girls' League 47 Iubalettes, Iunior Club 37 Glee Club l, 2. GREER. IRENE ELENORA IReniel Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 1, 27 Hockey l, 27 Volleyball l, 27 Softball l, 27 Bowling l, 27 Badminton 1, 27 Paddletennis 1, 27 Tennis l, 27 Ping Pong I, 27 Hall Mon- itor 37 Drum Majorette 3. GREER. WII.LIAM EDWARD tEddiel Glee Club 3. GROOMS. IOHN WII.LIAM Uohnnyl Plus Ultra 27 Hall Monitor l, 2, 37 Choir 47 Band 47 Drum Major 47 Revellers 47 Football 27 Vaudevillainy 37 Boys' League 4. HACKWORTI-I. DENVER EUGENE tHackiel FIELDS. IOLLY WOODROW South Webster High School l, 2, 37 Basket- ball 37 Scholarship Team l, 3: Baseball 2, 3. FITCH. IAMES CLINTON Uiml Inter Nos I7 Plus Ultra 2, 3, 47 Trojan Stafi 2, 3, 47 Debate Club 3, 47 Student Council 37 Physics Club 4. FLEMING. WILLIAM Football7 junior Club 3. FLOWERS. RICHARD IPoseyl T. 6. l. Club 4. FOEI-IR, DONALD LEE tI'Iuckl Tennis 3, 47 Boys' League 47 Class Presi- dent 4. FRALEY. HOMER Uuniorl FRANCIS, LAURA BELLE IBootsl Inter Nos l7 Plus Ultra 27 Girls' League l, 2. 3, 47 Trojan Staff 37 G. A. C. 3, 47 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball l, 2, 3, 47 Softball, l, 2, 37 Bowling 27 Hall Monitor 37 Chemistry Club 47 Betty Lamp Club lj Revellers 3, 47 Vaude- villainy 2, 37 Strictly Formal 3. GANNON, HAROLD EDWARD T. 6. I. Club 3, 4. GEE, DONALD LEE tBudl T. 6. I. Club 3, 4. GERARD. ROSCOE CARL Hall Monitor 27 Glee Club l. GILLISPIE. IOHN PAUL Basketball 37 Volleyball 27 T. 6- I. Club 3, 4. page one hundred forty-tour HALL. Inter Nos I7 Plus Ultra 27 Tennisi 3, 47 Hall Monitor 2, 37 Student Council 47 Class Vice- President l7 French Club 37 Chemistry Club 4. HALEY. REGINALD junior Club7 Glee Club l, 27 Intramural Bas- ketball. CHARLES RUNYON IChucI:l Inter Nos I7 Plus Ultra 27 Chemistry Club 47 Student Council 37 Physics Club 37 Strictly Formal 3. HAMILTON. NORMA Girls' League 2, 3, 4. HAMMOND. BETTY MARGARET IBunnyl Inter Nos l7 Girls' League l, 2, 47 Bowling lj Chemistry Club 4. HAMMOND. ALBERTA PAULINE Spanish Club 37 Girls' League l, 2, 37 G. A. C. l, 27 Basketball l, 27 Hockey l, 27 Volleyball l, 27 Bowling l, 27 Badminton l, 27 Paddles tennis l, 27 Tennis l, 2. HARLEY. RICHARD A. IDickl Inter Nos I7 Hall Monitor 37 Chemistry Club 47 Boys' League 47 Physics Club 3. HARRIS. ROBERT ERNEST Iluniorl Boys' League 47 T. 6. I. 4. HAUCK. CHARLES PETER iPetel Inter Nos I7 Plus Ultra 27 National Honor 3, 47 Trojan Staff 2, 3, 47 Tennis 3, 47 Boys' League 47 Student Council 37 Football Mana- ger 2, 3, 47 Scholarship Team 17 Spanish Club 3, 4. HAWTHORNE, EUGENE EMERSON tGene1 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Spanish Club 37 Chemistry Club 47 Boys' League: PhYSiCS Club 3. HOVENCAMP, BETTY RUTH Girls' League 3, 47 Choir 3, 47 Scholarship Team 2, 3. HOWELL, CHARLOTTE Spanish Club 27 Girls' League 2, 3, 47 Glee Club 17 Choir Z, 3, 47 Words and Music. ISON. PAUL RAY tlshl Basketball 27 Football 2, 3, 47 T. G I. Club 3, 47 Boys' League 4. IOI-INSON, CAROLYN tDimples1 Inter Nos7 Plus Ultra 27 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 1, 27 Bowling 1, 27 Glee Club 17 Betty Lamp Club 4. IOHNSON, GEORGEANN Inter Nos7 Plus Ultra 27 Senior Honor 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 1, Z7 Volleyball 17 Glee Club 1, 27 Debate Club 37 Revellers 3, 47 Vaudevil1ainy 7 Scholarship Team 1, 2. KAPS, MERLE LA RUE IFrenchiel Inter Nos7 Plus Ultra 27 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Chemistry Club 47 Strictly Formal. KEGLEY, FOREST EARL tBudl KENARD. BETTY NELL tBettsl Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 27 Bowl- ing 27 Glee Club 1, 27 Choir 37 Words and Music. KINKER, WANDA PAYE Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club 1, 27 Words and Music 7 French Club 3, 4. KLOCK, PATRICIA tPatty1 Spanish Club 47 Senior Honor 47 Girls' League 1, Z, 3, 47 Basketball 2, 37 Volleyball 27 Bad- minton 27 Paddletennis 27 Hall Monitor 27 Scholarship Team 37 Strictly Formal. KNOWLES, CHRISTINE CLARABELL tChrisl Plus Ultra 27 Spanish Club 3, 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 G. A. C. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 47 Volleyball l, 2, 3, 47 Softball 1, 2, 3, 47 Bowling l, 2, 37 Badminton 1, 2, 37 Paddle- tennis 1, 2, 37 Ping Pong 1, 2, 37 Bevellers 2, 3, 47 Vaudevillainy. HAZLEBECK, IOHN BELTZ Hall Monitor 27 Chemistry Club 47 Student Council 17 Football 3, 47 Vaudevillainy 37 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 37 Physics Club 3j Strictly Formal 3. HEABERLIN, PAUL tHebiel HEIL, RICHARD T. G 1. Club 3, 4. HENDERSON. IAMES ELLIOTT lRockiel Student Council 27 Class President 3. HEWITT. HAROLD Chemistry Club 47 Vaudevil1ainy 7 Boys' League 4. HEWITT, IACK tlacksonl HICKS. DAVID LEE tPickeIl HILL, IAMES VAUGI-IN tliml Plus Ultra 27 Chemistry Club 47 Revellers 47 Boys' League 4. HIMES, BARBARA loves tMargie1 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 2, 37 Senior Honor 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 G. A. C. 2, 3, 47 Basketball 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 47 Soft- ball l, 2, 3, 47 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 47 Tennis 1, 27 Ping Pong 1, 27 Cheerleader Z, 3, 4: Glee Club 17 Chemistry Club 47 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 37 Paddletennis l, 2. HISLE. IOHN IR. lLefty1 Iunior Club 3. HODGE, CAROLYN Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 2, 3, 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 G. A. C. 3, 47 Basketball 1, 47 Soft- ball 1, 27 Badminton 27 Paddletennis 27 Ping Pong 17 Cheerleader 2, 3, 47 Glee Club 1, 27 Chemistry Club 47 Debate Club 3, 47 News- class 37 Vaudevi11ainy 27 Class Secretary 37 Tennis 27 Revellers 3, 4. HOLLIS. IUDITH LOUISE tludyl Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Spanish Club 3, 47 Senior Honor 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Trojan Staff 47 Glee Club 1, 27 Chemistry 47 Drum Maiorette 3, 47 Words and Music 27 Scholarship Team 37 Choir 3. I-IOODLET, WILLIAM tBilI1 Boys' League 4. HOOP, NORMA LEE Girls' League l, Z, 47 Glee Club 1, 3, 47 Words and Music 2. HOPKINS. MARTHA ANNE tLittIe Redl Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Spanish Club, 3, 4: Girls' League 1, Z, 3, 47 G. A. C. 3, 47 Basket- ball 3, 47 Softball 1, 2, 3, 47 Badminton 1, 2, 3, 47 Paddletennis 1, 27 Tennis 17 Ping Pong 1, 27 Glee Club 17 Chemistry Club 47 Student Council 37 Trojans 37 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 47 Bowling 2. HORTON, BETTY IEAN tBet1 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. MAYBERRY, ROY EDWARD Boys' League 47 Bowling 1, 2. MEADE, GENEVA tMeadiel Inter Nos 17 Girls' League 2, 3, 47 Plus Ultra 47 Basketball Z, 47 Volleyball Z, 47 Softball 47 Badminton 37 Paddletennis 37 Ping Pong 2, 47 Hall Monitor Z, 37 Library Club 27 Chemistry Club 47 Debate Club 47 Betty Lamp Club 17 Revellers 47 Dean's Assistant 4. MILLER, ROBERT tBob1 Trojan Staff 37 Stage Crew 3, 47 Physics Club 37 Football Manager 2. MILLER, SUE CAMERON tSusiel Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Senior Honor 47 National Honor 3, 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Trojan Staff 3, 47 Basketball 2, 3, 47 Volley- ball 2, 47 Softball 27 Bowling 2, 47 Hall Moni- tor 27 Glee Club 17 Chemistry Club 47 Student Council 17 Newsclass 37 Class Secretary 3, 47 Revellers 3, 47 Vaudevi1lainy 37 Dean's Assistant 3, 47 Scholarship Team 2, 37 French Club 3, 4. MILLIRONS. CHARLES D. tChuckl LAWYER. IOHN CHARLES 1WindYl Inter Nos7 Plus Ultra Z7 Trojan Staff 47 Chem- istry Club 47 Band 47 Boys' League 4. page one hundred forty-tive l 1 LEEVER. IUDITH CLARE Spanish Club 3, 4: Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4: G. A. C. 4: Basketball Z, 3, 4: Volleyball 2: Bowling l: Badminton 2: Paddletennis Z: Hall Monitor 2: Glee Club l, 2: Words and Music. LEIGHTENHEIMER, DAVID LEWIS II.eightl Basketball: Baseball. Le MASTER, PATRICIA CAROL IPattyl Inter Nos: Plus Ultra 2: Senior Honor 4: Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4: G. A. C. 3, 4: Basketball 2. 3: Volleyball l, Z, 3, 4: Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4: Paddletennis l, 2. 3: Ping Pong l: Library Staff 2: Chemistry Club 4: Student Council l: Dean's Assistant 3: Scholarship Team 3. LEMONS, CHARLES RICHARD Boys' League 4. LESSENBERRY, SAMMYE LEE Inter Nos: Plus Ultra 2: Spanish Club 3: Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' League Cabinet 4: Trojan Staff 3, 4: G. A. C. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling l, 2: Glee Club l: Student Council 2: Vaudevillainy : Chemistry Club 4. LETT, ASA CRAMER iAcel Inter Nos: Plus Ultra Z: Hall Monitor 3: De- bate Club 3, 4: Student Council 4: Scholar- ship Team l, 2, 3: Boys' League 4. LEWIS, MARY ANN IRooneyl Girls' League l, 3, 4: Betty Lamp Club 3. LEWRY, RICHARD IPanda Bearl LILES, CECIL ICecel T. G I. Club: Boys' League 4. LITTLE, IAMES CLIFFORD Iliml T. 6. I. Club 3: Band 1. 2, 3. LOWE, WILLIAM IESSE IWilliel T. G I. Club 3, 4. LYON, DONALD IGabbyl T. G I. Club 3. 4: Boys' League 4. McBRIDE. IOYCE ANN IRedl Girls' League l, 2. 3: Basketball l: Library Club l: Glee Club 1: Choir l, 2: Band: Words and Music. MCCALLY. ANNA LOU lStubl Inter Nos: Girls' League 2. 3, 4: G. A. C. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2. 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Badminton 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3: Paddle- tennis 2: Ping Pong 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Chemistry Club 4: Betty Lamp Club 2. 3, 4: Revellers 4. MCCANN, CHARLOTTE LOUISE Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2: Vol- leyball 1: Glee Club l, 2: Betty Lamp Club l, 2, 3: Words and Music. MCCOLLAM. WILLARD RAY IRedl Chemistry Club 4: Boys' League 4. MCCOY, HARRY ROBERT IB.I.l T. G I. Club 3, 4: Boys' League 4. MCFERREN. WILLIAM IOSEPH IBiq Billl Inter Nos: Football 2: Baseball 3: Physics Club 3: Stage Crew 3: Boys' League 4. MCHENRY, ELLA LOUISE IPee Weel Inter Nos: Plus Ultra 2: Girls' League l, 2, 3. 4: Basketball l, 2: Volleyball l, 2: Softball 2: Badminton l, 2: Paddletennis l, Z: Hall Moni- tor 3: Library Club l: Glee Club l, 2: Words and Music. MCKINNEY, BELVA DALE Girls' League 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Volley- ball 2, 3: Softball 2, 3: Badminton 2, 3: Ping Pong 2: Glee Club 2: Betty Lamp Club 3, 4: Words and Music. MAI-IAN, PHYLLIS JEAN IPhyll Girls' League 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Volleyball 2: Bowling 2: Hall Monitor 2: Library Club 2, 3: Glee Club 1: Debate Club 4: Revellers 4: Dean's Assistant 4: Scholarship Team l: French Club 3, 4. MOORE. DAVID VICTOR IDavel Washington High School l, 2: Scholarship Team 3. MOORE. DONALD tDonl Chemistry Club 4: Boys' League 4: Student Council 3: Scholarship Team l, 3: Physics Club 3: Stage Crew 3, 4. MOORE, RICHARD EUGENE IDickl MUCHA, ROBERT BRUCE iBobl Inter Nos: Plus Ultra 3: Tennis 3: Class Treas- urer 2: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l ,2: Vaudevillainy 3: Scholarship Team l: Phys- ics Club 3: Strictly Formal 3. NEWMAN, EDWARD INeumiel Basketball 4 : Hall Monitor 3: Library Staff 4: Student Council 4: Dean's Assistant 3, 4: Boys' League 4. NEWMAN. IOAN Uol Inter Nos l: Plus Ultra 2: Girls' League l, 2. 3, 4: Volleyball l, 4: Basketball 4: Softball 4: Bowling l: Hall Monitor 2: Library Club 4: Library Staff 4: Glee Club 1: Chemistry Club 4: Debate Club 4: Band 2, 3: Bevellers 4: Forrest Prince l: French Club 3, 4. NOUROT, RITA ANN IAnniel Inter Nos l: Plus Ultra 2, 3: Senior Honor 4: Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' League Cabinet 3: G. A. C. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball l. 2, 3, 4: Softball l, Z, 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3. 4: Badminton 2, 3, 4: Paddletennis 2, 3: Tennis l: Ping Pong 1: Chemistry Club 4: Student Council 2: Dean's Assistant 3, 4. OLIVER, RAYMOND IOl1iel Inter Nos 1: Plus Ultra 2: Hall Monitor 3: Choir l, 2: Vaudevillainy 3: Words and Music 2: Forest Prince 1: Boys' League 4- D. E. Club 4. OWEN. GENE E. PEART, WILLIAM IBilll T. 6. I. Club 2, 3, 4. PARSLEY, DOLORES RUTH IDeel Girls' League l, 2, 3. 4: Betty Lamp Club l. PATRICK, EMOGENE Inter Nos: Plus Ultra 2: Senior Honor 4: Girls' League 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Volleyball 2: Badminton 2: Hall Monitor 3: Glee Club l: Scholarship Team 2: Co-op Club 4. PFLUG. ANITA LOUISE lNital Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2: Basket- ball 2. page one hundred forty-slx PHERSON. Harry E. lRedl SAMSON, BETTY IAYNE IB. IJ Hall Monitor 37 Boys' League 4. PHERSON, HOWARD E. lDuganl Boys' League 4. PIPER, VIVIAN Wivl Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club 17 Revellers 37 Co-op Club 4. POOLE, ERMA IUDITI-I lludyl Senior Honor 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Bas- ketball 27 Volleyball 27 Softball 27 Glee Club 17 French Club 37 Co-op Club 4. POTTS, HOWARD E. lPottsiel Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Choir 3, 47 Glee Club 2, 47 Vaudevi1lainy 37 Words and Music 27 Boys' League 47 Science Club 47 Marianne 4. PRESTON, BETTY I EAN Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Senior Honor 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 37 Bowl- ing 37 Badminton 37 Co-op Club7 Treasurer 47 Paddletennis 3. PRICE, IERRY PROSCH, DAVID lDavel T. 6, I. Club 4. W PYLE, CLYDE T . 5, I. Club 3, 4. RAIKE, MARIAN LEE tMertl Inter Nos 17 Senior Honor 47 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 G. A. C. 3, 47 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Softball 3, 47 Bowling 27 Badminton l, 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong 17 Library Club 27 Library Staff 27 Student Council 37 Plus Ultra. RAMSEY, DONALD LEE lDonl RAYBURN, WANDA IANE RICE. Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Girls' League 2, 3, 47 Basketball 27 Chemistry Club 47 Betty Lamp Club 1, 2, 3. IAMES D. lliml Inter Nos 1: Hall Monitor 3. RICHTER, DONALD W. lDonl Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Hall Monitor 27 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4. RIFFE. TALMADGE lTall Hall Monitor l, 2, 37 Boys' League 47 D. E. Club 4. RIGGS. BEULAH IEANETTE lTootsl Glee Club 1, 27 Words and Music . ROBINSON, WANDA LEE tChiefl Spanish Club 37 Girls' League l, 47 Glee Club 2, 3: lunior Club. ROE, WATT llr.l ROSE. GEORGE EDWARD tEddiel Boys' League. RUGGLES, POLLY ANN lPudqel Inter Nos7 Senior Honor 3, 47 Link Girl 37 President 47 National Honor 3, . 47 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Trojan Staff 2, 3, 47 G. A. C. 2, 3, 47 Basketball 1, 2, 47 Hockey 1, 27 Vol- leyball 1, 27 Softball 1, 2, 3, 47 Badminton l, 27 Paddletennis 1, 27 Tennis 17 Ping Pong l, 27 Glee Club 17 Student Council 27 Revel- lers 47 Physics Club 47 French Club 37 Strict- ly Formal 3. Senior Honor 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Tro- jan Staff 47 Basketball l, 2, 37 Volleyball l, 27 Softball 2, 3, 47 Badminton 1, 27 Paddle- tennis 1, 27 Tennis l, 27 Ping Pong 1, 27 Chem- istry Club 47 Betty Lamp Club l. SCHEID, BETTY IOAN Uosiel Inter Nos7 Plus U1tra7 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 2, 37 Softball 27 Paddletennis 27 Glee Club 17 Betty Lamp Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Scholarship Team 2, 3. SCHIRRMAN, SUZANNE lSuziel Inter Nos7 Plus Ultra 27 Senior Honor 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Trojan Staff 2, 3, 47 Bad- minton l7 Paddletennis 17 Ping Pong 17 Chem- istry Club 47 Revellers 47 Scholarship Team 17 French Club 37 Strictly Formal 3. SCOTT, IAMES F. lliml Basketball 17 Football 2, 47 Iunior Club 3. SCOTT, MARY ELLEN lScottyl Inter Nos7 Plus Ultra 27 Senior Honor 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Trojan Staff 2, 3, 47 G. A. C. 3, 47 Volleyball l, 27 Softball 1, 2, 3, 47 Bad- minton 1, 27 Paddletennis 1, Z7 Tennis 27 Ping Pong l, 27 Library Staff 17 Chemistry Club 47 Class Secretary l, 27 Scholarship Team 1, 27 Homecoming Queen 4. SHOPE, DOLORES IEAN lShopiel Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Girls' League Cabinet 47 Trojan Staff 3, 47 G. A. C. 2, 3, 47 Basketball l, 2, 47 Hockey 1, 27 Volleyball 1, 27 Softball 1, 2, 3, 47 Bowling 1, 27 Badminton l, 27 Paddle- tennis 1, 27 Ping Pong l, 27 Hall Monitor 37 Glee Club 17 Chemistry Club 47 Revellers 47 Strictly Formal 37 Tennis 1. SHYROCK, ROBERT lEinsteinl Inter Nos 17 Trojan Staff 3, 47 Chemistry Club 47 Boys' League President7 Trojan Staff 3. SHUMATE, FRED IR. T. 6 I. Club 3, 47 Boys' League 47 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 3, 4. SIMMS. BETTY CHARLENE lBootsl Trojan Start 2, 3, 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 37 Volleyball 37 Softball 17 Hall Monitor 47 Betty Lamp Club 3, 47 President 47 Drum Majorette 2, 4. SIMPSON, I OHN EBIN Inter Nos 1. SIMPSON, ROSEMARY lllosiel Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club 1, 27 Words and Music 27 Choir 4. SKEENS, UNADEL Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Senior Honor 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 G. A. C. 3, 47 Basket- ball 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 2, 3, 47 Softball 2, 3, 47 Badminton 2, 3, 47 Paddletennis 27 Hall Moni- tor 27 Library Club 1, 2, 37 Library Staff 1, 2, 3. SMITH, CARL lSmittyl T. 6 I. Club 3, 4. SNYDER, WILLIAM D. lWilliel T. 6, I. Club 3, 4. SPRIGGS, IAMES P. tFlipl Hall Monitor 17 Student Council 2, 37 Class Treasurer 37 Football l, 2, 3, 47 Scholarship Team 17 Baseball 3, 47 Boys' League 4. page one hundred forty-seven SPARKS, ELWOOD iCorkYl UNDERWOOD, RICHARD A. Football 2, 3, 47 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Base- ball l, 2, 3, 47 Boys' League 4. SPAULDING. IAMES Uiml Basketball 1, 27 T. 6. I. Club 3, 47 Track 4. SPIRES, CHARLES iPunkl T. 6. I. Club 3, 47 Boys' League 4. STAKER, WILLARD E. iBilll Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 2, 3, 47 Chemistry Club 47 Student Council 47 Physics Club 37 Boys' League 4. STAMPER, EDA ARZELIA lEadiel Inter Nos 17 Senior Honor 47 Girls' League 2, 3, 47 Trojan Staff 47 Glee Club l7 Chemistry Club 47 Scholarship Team l ,2, 3. 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S. 217 Morket St. Phone 2582-Y Member of Member of Ohio Business Schools Association National Council of Business Schools TAKE THE FIRST STEP NOW It's eosy to stort ot Portsmouth Interstote Business College APPROVED FOR TRAINING VETERANS UNDER THE G. I. BILL You will be helped in choosing your course by an experienced and understanding educational adviser. Your classmates will be mature people of college caliber. You will progress as rapidly as you complete your assignments. When you are ready lor a position, our Free Employment Department will he at your service. CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. DAY OR EVENING CLASSES. Portsmouth lnterstote Business College 815 GALLIA STREET PHoNE 2630 L. C. BLAEKBLIRN. DIRECTOR C. H. DLIDUIT. ASS'T DIRECTOR p qe one hundred lilly-two H ERF F-J ONES LMANUFACTURING JE WELERS AND STATIONERY 1407-1419 NORTH CAPITOL AVENUE INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA + P. BURKART, Representative 2201 CAMBRIDGE ROAD COLUMBUS, OHIO OFFICIAL JEVVELERS POR PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL pq h d dmyah Quolity Gifts' ot Lowest Prices RCDBERTS JEWELERS The Store of Friendly Credit 421 Chillicothe Street JEWELERY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Morrey Woinstein, Mgr. E. H. RUSSELL GLASS CQMPANY GIVE US A BREAK 1106 Gollio Street I Compliments of SAIVIILSONS LADIES' APPAREL 319 Chillicothe Street SCI-IINDELLS Portsmouth's Jewelry Gift Store Headquarters for HAMILTON - ELGIN - BENRUS WATCHES Lc1Roy Theotre Corner Compliments of SELBY SHOE CG. IOO7 GALLIA STREET P9 h dd! ity I Compliments of Hatch Advertising Company COMPLETE MAIL ADVERTISING SERVICE Roval Savings Building HAZELBAKER SHOE REPAIR SHOP 738 FIFTH STREET EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING One Day Service C. Herrmann St Sons Packing Company PLANT 2640 GALLIA 913 GALLIA STREET CORNER EIGHTH Sc MURRAY SAY IT WITH FLOWERS BUT SAY IT WITH OURS I-IERMS The HIBBS HARDWARE CO. Fifth Street near Chillicothe GENERAL HARDWARE TOOLS PAINTS ENAMELS VARNISHES SPORTING GOODS FLORAL CO 837 SIXTH STREET PHONE IOO8 Congratulations to the Class of 48 THE J St S SANDWICH SHOP 715 CHILLICOTHE STREET pq h dd! ny 1' Compliments to the Class of -48 BUD DELOTELL FOOD IVIARKET FINE FURNITURE SINCE 1907 DISTEL FURNITURE CO. Twelfth Street Phone 3655-VV 7th 81 Chillicothe Sts. Phone 400 ITS SMART TO SHOP AT The ploce to buy hordvvore is DENTON'S IF MEN WEAR IT WE HAVE IT DOERRS ' 519-521 SECOND STREET D E N T O N S Is ci home store out of the high rent district for 44 yeors We Open The Woy To Lower Prices The ELITE APPAREL SI-IOP PORTSMOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE NEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL CARS See Jock Fish 2332 Collio St. Phone 3036 EIVIRICK FUNERAL I-IOIVIE Funeral Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE S. S. Boehm in charge - TELEPHONE - 33 2563 1422 LINCOLN pq h d amy ED LOCKNERS AUTO SUPPLY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AUTO SUPPLIES Chillicothe ot Ninth LONG AND COMPANY The House of Quolity Furniture 729-733 SIXTH STREET PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Phone 2937 J. T. McCULLooH Compliments of COMPANY H. B. MCGAHAN CO. 424 BOND STREET PHONE 740 l IO26 Offnere sf. Phone 3276 Compliments to The Closs of '48 V I S l T O U R TEEN-AGE SHOP l ' ff One of Ohio's good stores MTW Everything For The Sportsrnon SCOTT'S Sporting Goods 822 SIXTH STREET SELECT DAIRY The Finest in Doiry Products 2345 GALLIA STREET PHONE 2822 SERVICE DRUG STORE WILLARD A. STAKER, Prop. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Cor. 9th Si Chillicothe Sts. PHONE 688 PORTSMOUTH, O. SCHIRRIVIAN PHARMACY Prescriptions 8ll CHILLICOTHE STREET PORTSMOUTH, OHIO PHONE 12 SHEETS FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Outfitters 526-82 SECOND STREET PHONE 22 EDWARD STAEBLER WATCHMAKER ond OPTICIAN lll7 Gollio St. Phone 1595 Portsmouth, Ohio pq h d difty qht KoB , AC K E, Rs Congratulations to the Class of 1948 MARC CANTER'S KOPY KAT Compliments of LAWSON FURNITURE CO. S. C. LAWSON, Pres. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Eleventh St Lawson Streets LEHMAN INSURANCE AGENCY 821 FOURTH STREET PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Ralph Legler TAILOR BE WISE - ECONOMIZE SHOP AT LEVI'S LEVINE AUTO PARTS sAMuELlEvI A co. NEW Gnd USED 'gufzlzitafle 840-844 GALLIA STREET lOll Chillicothe Street CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES I CURNUTTES FOOD MARKETS Jackson 81 Brown - Phone 3018 29th 81 Scioto Trail - Phone 41 GROCERIES MEAT FRUITS VEGETABLES BIRDS' EYE FROSTED FOODS Compliments of DALI-IEIMER SCHOOL OF DANCING Congratulations Class of 48 F. C. DAEI-ILER MORTUARY CO JOI-IN T. CARR, Manager Phone 452 PORTSMOUTH, OI-IIO pq hdd ly GOOD CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS 'pp : ,gvg . 5.3: i 259 -.-.:.:.:.:.1., 5 . .r35E5::z. 4' . , Va: , ' ' ' '-If '-I1Ig.,.g., yi ' ' , 2 A NWBOW 4QEEm FOR STYLE IN PORTSMOUTH WURSTERS DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE 419 CHILLICOTHE STREET We Fill Prescriptions - Four Registered Phcrmcicists OVER FIFTY YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE DIAMONDS WATCHES W. L. WILHELM ZOELLNER JEWELER JEWELRY CO. 507 CHILLICOTHE STREET Third St Chillicothe Streets PORTSMOUTH, OHIO There's a in your future , YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER PORTSMOUTH MOTORS 1112 GALLIA STREET PHONE 3748 pg hdd ly Art is long Time is fleeting When the ranks of mediocrity are crowded There is always room at the top FLOOD DRUGS, INC. J. W. FLOOD. Pres. 2109-2111 Gallia Street Qualify P183 Servittl. Gem: er ms FURNITURE CO. 612-14-16 Second St. Phone 1063 Authorized Dealer for WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS RANGES and LAUNDROMATS MANY PICTURES IN THE TRO.IAN WERE MADE ON FILMS AND SUPPLIES FROM FOWLER'S Glenn W. Brock Ruby D. Brock BROCK FUNERAL HOME Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers AMBULANCE SERVICE Gallia 81 Waller Sts. Phone 117 PORTSMOUTH. OHIO Ask tor these Good Foods 'moon P016 BGl.'Dll'lE At your Neighborhood Independent Grocer THE GILBERT GROCERY COMPANY GRIMM'S SPORTING GOODS It's Wilsons Today in Sports Equipment EXPERT RACKET RESTRINGING 1003 Gallia St. Phone 1589-R Accurate Prescription Service HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOI SUPPLIES Free Delivery HAGER St WEBB Gallia at John Phone 905 pg hdd sixty-two 1 HE TIMES BRINGS LOCAL, STATE AND WORLD WIDE NEWS TCD 24,686 EIRESIDES EACI-I EVENING .... AND EVERY MEMBER QE TI-IE FAMILY IS A CONSTANT READER. THE OUR LIVING ROOM EACH EVENING 3112 Eorizsmou th iiiimes For 96 Years A Dependable Portsmouth Institution page one hundred sixty-three GO TO THE BAKE SHOP For A Wide Variety of Tasty Pastries AT MARTINGS CORNER Phone 1014 LESSON FOR TODAY-AND EVERY DAY .... MILK IS NATURE'S FINEST FOOD! wa S,- 4'P Y , 0 gl A C 2 .11.:X sk I I 4. an A t gtg 'Y r . 'A FUIWII3' ICE CREAM - DAIRY PRODUCTS IF ITS BORDEN'S-IT'S GOI TO BE GOOD! Congratulations Class of 48 O. CARSON RARKLOVV COUNTY ENGINEER CP. H. S 23 J ERAODONS DEPARTMENT STORE THE VALUE STORE OF THE VALLEY 409-ll Chillicothe Street pg hdd ty! WW AULD CRAETERS, Inc. Friendly Service to Ohio Schools for over 75 Yeors CLASS RINGS CLASS PINS SERVICE AWARDS CLUB PINS TROPI-IIES 519-52l N. I-Iigh Street Ad 2300 COLUMBUS, OHIO KEEP 'EM ROLLING With on Membership 'll' Thru... The Automobile Club of Southern Ohio GALLIA AT om STREET FUR STORAGE PUR COATS CLEANED 81 GLAZED BOND FURS CPortsmouth's Exclusive Furriersl 709 CHILLICOTI-IE STREET Portsmouth, Ohio pq hdd tyf A. B. C. CLEANERS FOR PROMPT SERVICE Phone 1200 1035 Gallia Street QUALITY CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS FOR MEN WHO CARE GEO. VV. AHREN D Apparel of Class 838 Gallia Street ADAMS BAKING CO. HOME OF PAN DANDY BREAD Ouality assured by dependable bakers BUD APPLEGATE FOODS MARKET 1822 Jackson Ave. Phone 497 1009 Offnere St. Phone 1027 C l' t , Omplmens AUGIE S NEWS of 704 CH1LL1CoTHE sr. Portsmouth's Downtown News Center STEAM LAUNDRY 8a DRY CLEANING CO. AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO. -Distributors- 10 SLO-V-ER STREET GOODRICH TIRES MOBILGAS Sciotoville PHONE 176 Eighth 8: Gay Sts. Viaduct St Gallia pq hdd ty SAFETY SERVICE COURTESY PORTSMOUTH CITY LINES PAINTS GLASS . Comphrnents WALLPAPER of TI-IE PORTSMOUTH PAINT CQMPANY TI-IE PORTSMOUTH CAS COMPANY Gallic ond Findlay PIANCS RECCRDS RADIO-PHCNCCRAPHS RICHMAN BRUS- HCME APPLIANCES CLCTHES R E I T Z DIRECT PROM CUR FACTORY TO YOU MUSIC AND APPLIANCE CENTER . 311 Chillicothe Street 821-823 Gclhcl Phone 620 page one h MEET ME AT THE C A M E O FOR A BIT KW OR A BITE OF SWEET I TO EAT Estoblished 1926 839 CALLIA STREET Good Food is Good Heolth COUNTS BAKERY QUALITY THAT COUNTS 219 Morket St. Phone 226 Courtesy of CARR CONSOLIDATED BISCUIT COMPANY CARR'S LAUREL DIVISION JEWELRY STORE W. Edrl Cloyton 811 Gdllio Street Phone 529 District Manager Compliments Compliments of THE CRAIOIVIILE of FURNITURE Co. Chobots 936 GALLIA PHONE 319 Compliments of GALLIA 8: OFFNERE DAMARIN HILL S 1 C ice upp y o. SEVENTEENTH gl GRANDVIEW EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE 1-'ff Nts:-ii 10 -5:5 .,,--: - ' . -, --7, 75 Q. .ef ,. -if P FOR TASTI Trv an ice cold Pepsi enjoy that good good flavor Pepsi hits apo! every ume' .vi X row FOR QUALITY Top quality-thafs the keynote with Pepsi. Finest ingredients - finest blending-finest bottling. You can t buy I finer drink. +452 md? ,M EK ! 1 51 Ye? alms 656617 f ..,. f ' its fi FOR SIZE lts Pepsi-by plenty. You get more value, for your money in every big 12-01. bottle. :Psi 0 fl Q If ff A f 0 ' I , If 9 1 v I X N 2 F N X Q 'N ' Q if wk fm A , 9, r i XNXXQ'-x We x Y f gains, .. pl If N X v 5 'k X. 'ga r we -S '24 233. X n 3 fm' 3 15 I 5 4 I 4 'iff 'Y S 1' f , 1 +1-if Q , f , Q . 2 SPS' Q, -'I M A kv, pepsi every amd 11.- 1g1 j more enjoyment, more - ' ' fb- V ,4-A 3, I I N I E ' DNN Pepsi-Cola Company, Long Island City, N. Y. Franchised Bottler: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co,, Portsmouth, O. BUY six 'UV mm page one hundred sixiy-nine suv ONE You ore now fooed with the most innportont decision of your life -choosing o ooreer. Before you rnoke your finoi choice, it would poy you to look into the wonderful opportunities thot ore before you in the United Stotes Arrny ond United Stotes Air Force PORTSMOUTH, OHIO 1, i- Congratulations Senior Cioss C35 Zfff U If I ,iff-f',.57 1fjf' A ri W.. 1 W fy, V y lxxitllf , 1 t ,A Ve LVMWMJ it it f'n' ' 1 'Quin' 1' my '1 t f ' uf: M V'7T'lt 3 tni 'WtM,G':muU. g 'tfwf'l,fgWf,t. 7 .gee et LL rn' r - - 7445- fy ? KL ff X lg?-, f? I K l Ti X I 'WIWWK , fyf ff W! 9 tl jx M A 1 'ti Un ity R . w' 'i H , rt tu , XL 'tu fglmli, ,Mtn ,X 'X int ' 'HW' V' f' ti 'I' WWW -Tf: +1'ltH f' ,., X t ' . t-'U , ' X41 , mi tum t J 'gli tt'-11 1 t ' - wi nm t t1, HH ' ' t. , !tii'n'urIt f ' .lt!IlWJ, , X ' ft ,lit W -f-,f..L,'3tt. 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'fy ..-.rn . sql ff Z f ' - t--iff W' if f? iQZ53f.:If.5.f: i5.::322I ' 5221122521213 221-125 'f5'. .2 Ef3'1E5E ffff LINCOLN MERCURY is iffifii , .:....,. .:.,.,. t vf - Hz, .:.:.:.:.g.g.--: :ze--:sz -- .f:-:-:- 4 21555251555-5:3 5355? EEEEEQ' MAnvlN1b iifi Nts Auro SALES Gallia At Offuere Phone 1591 - 1592 PG ge one hundred seventy-one 0 'O URYWLMQ, If! J! H I XS! , Sn I I I wg rp CANADA DRY Sp KEEP PARTY SPIRITS MERRY WITH REFRESHING, T A N G Y. FLAVORED SPUR .... WHEN YOUR'RE THIRSTY FOR SOME- THING BETTER .... TRY IT! 3 I .,. U' S 3444! I Q, mn' ,Www 'f ws A nm I couv' SXSW, lb CANADA SPUR BCDTTLING CO 927 RUHLMAN PHONE 2068 pq hdd ty! o'v The Hazlebeck Co. 5 2 E M B L E M O F 4? ,tp F I N E INSURANCE S. REAL ESTATE gt 1 2, P R I N T I N G 40 6' 'COMPTOLITH' PRINTING Room 44 Compton Engraving National Bank Building and priming Company Phone 71 1412 THIRD STREET PoRTSMoUTE The Troian Staff wishes to express appreciation to all those vvhose cooperation and kindness have helped to make this 1948 Trojan possible. pg hd ith 0lIT06ROPII.S' 407'06R4PlI3' 0ll7'06R4Pll.9 4lll'06RAPIl.S' A Adams, Mr. Francis ,... ...,... Adams, Mr. Lowell ,.......,.....,.. Anderson, Miss Margaret .,.,. Index Attendants of Football Queen ,..,.,, B Ball, Miss Margaret ,...,...,..... Band ......,..............,,............. . Banquet tfootballl .,,...4.....,..,....,. Basketball fBoys' Varsityl ....,.., Basketball lCaptainl 4,...,...,.,,. Basketball Clndividualsl .,.. Basketball CActionl ......., Basketball Clfieservesl ., . Basketball lManaqersl ....... Betty Lamp Club ....,......... Blazer, Miss Anna ..,... Board of Education ..... Burke, Miss Freda .,...,.,..... Burkhardt, Mr. Owen ....... Burton, Miss Ruth ......,.,...,..,.. C Cheerleaders ...,... Choir ... ....,...,... .... Church Scene ...,., Classes .......,..,...,......... Clubs ..........,...,.......,........ Coaches fBasketba11l ...,., Coaches CFootba11D . .....,.. . Co-editors of Trojan ,,.,...... Cole, Mr. Ft. D. ................,, . Conway, Miss Sarajane ,..... Commercial Club Cup Girl ,.......,..... ,.,.,. D Deans ......,..,..,...... Deans' Assistants .,................. Debate Club ............,...,.,..,..... Distributive Education Club .. Dramatics .,......,,.. Drum Majorettes DuPre, Miss Gene Dupre, Miss Helen ..,.....,..., Duschinski, Miss Lea ............ VISVG ,....... E Elliott, Mr. Ralph ...... ,...... F Football ' 1 Warsityl ..... ......, Football lCaptainsJ ..... Football CActionJ ..,.... Football Football Football Uunior Varsityl ..... Football CManaqersJ ,......... . Football Clndividualsl ....... .. Football CCoachesJ ...,., Fuller, Miss Juanita ....... Freshman Class ..,........ Freshman Officers ..... lQueen1 ........,.... iBanquetl ,.,......,,,. 77 . ,.... 122 22 111 to lin Trojan 22 22 22 Glass, Glee C .71 Heller, 79 80, 81, 82 G G. A. C. ......,.,....,... . Girls' League ....... Girls' Sports .,...,,.., Mr. Iohn ,..,.... lubs ......... ...... .,.. H Heer, Miss Christine ,.......... Mr. George ..... Helstrom, Mr. Einar .....,. Hopkins, Miss Thelma .,.... I 75 Inter Nos 100 22 21 I 22 , . 22 Iohnston, Miss Edith Z2 Iolly, Miss Edna Iubilettes .....,.............. Iunior Class ........,......., lunior Class Qfficers .... Iunior Club .,...,.... .....,..... 6 Iunior Play 114 Iunior 27, 62 - 91, 102 .....64, 71, 72 .........Back of Book Varsity Football ,.,.. K Keqley, Mr. Ioseph ...,.,..,.... Kirkpatrick, Miss Bernice . Krausz, Miss Mary ........... L 97, .......l7, 101 88 Latin Clubs ....,..., Leach, Mr. Bert ........... Library Club ............... ..... A 20 2, Lorentz, Mr. Charles .... ,. .... . 95 101 103 ll,1 23 M 1 Mackoy, Miss Caroline ....... .... Maiorettes ..........,................. McComb, Mr. Franklin 23 McKelv ey, Mr. H. W. ,.... . Z0 McKeen, Miss Aline .... Meadows, Mr. Carl ....... Mitchell, Mr. Pat ,...... Multer, 20 Mr. Fred ....,,.,..... Musser, Miss Isabel ........... N National Honor Society ...... Q4 Nenni, Miss lean 65' Niswonger, Miss Nellie 72, 73, 123 71 O 73 Ofiicers KFreshman Classl .,..,65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70 Officers fSophomore Classl 72 Officers flunior Classl 23 Officers CSenior Classl 58, 62 Orchestra 58 Overturt, Mr. Robert page one hundred seventy-eiqh t 88, 89 94 85, 90 23 113 23 23 23 21 97 23 23 114 47, 50 47 4 102 .. .... 104, 105 64 23 24 24 98 24 99 24 24 111 24 20 20 24 24 24 24 .. 93 25 25 58 52 47 29 .. 112 25 Pierson, Mr. Frank ....,.. Plus Ultra ,........... ,.,.., . . Queen tlfootballl ..... Revellers .,..,........,...,.. Reserve Basketball R Rohr, Mr. William ..... Q Rowson, Mr. Dent ...., .,.,,. Salladay, Miss lean School Board ......,.,.. Scisinger, Miss Doris S Senior Activities .......,,,, . Senior Class ,.......,... .....,. Senior Class Officers ...... Senior Honor .........,....,44. Senior Play ...,...,.,.,..,..,..,. Shinkle, Miss Octavi G .... Shump, Miss Maritrancis Smith, Mrs. Florence Smith, Mr. Raymond Snyder, Mr. Vincent Sophomore Class ..,.......... Sophomore Class Officers Spanish Club ...,.,..... Student Council ,...... 25 98 123 93 76 25 25 25 .ZF 21 Back of Book 28, 45 29 .,....106, 107 25 25 21 26 26 52, 56 52 96 92 xv 1 '1 if N95 , T Toney, Miss Hazil .... ....... Trojan, Miss ..... ..,....,.... ..., Trojan Staff ,..,.......,,.. ,.,........ Trowbridge, Miss Marie .....,. V Varsity Basketball ,.,............ Varsity Basketball Team .,.., Varsity Football .,....,....,.....,. Vocational Classes ..,. Vocational Clubs ....,... .,.,... W West, Mr. Glen C. CSuperintendentJ ......... Watts, Mr. Gale ..........,..,...,.............. Whitehouse, Miss Elizabeth .........,.. Wittenburq, Miss Alberta ,,.,. 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