Portsmouth High School - Trojan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1949 volume:

., :V V , A , V . ,. VJ .. . ,Ji - -V V -- V V , , ,, V.V, V-my - , ' ' ' ' ' V ,L-, wr 1 2 In K , . W' :ST K 5 1. . Q Here is your new TROIAN YEARBOOK. Printed between its covers are the highlights of cr yecn-'s memorable activities which you will look back upon with pride and enjoyment. This year of your hiqh school lilo has been recorded and now belongs to history. Y fYL, QFQ'1 ' ' E F fl.- -..f Quan! 1949 COMPTON ENGRAVING 8: PRINTING PORTSMOUTH, OHIO 0512 Polersmoam mon scaooz rfeoafm mrleooofr SPIRIT 0F '49 74515 of C'0N7EN75: s lnfrodacrfon Admfhfsrraflon Classes 0rganf2ar1oos Sports Drama and Mask School lffe Semor L'o,oy Adverffsemenfs Index as Nm. Lg W w ygr ,dz mvhqn M, ,ihwggguwx 9 . 'w fn, , ni 'af' ywwx, .paY,N f ,EE ...- ,,,,,,,, ,av 'iiiiif , W fix? kwa Mwx we W? www W Ea -H - fZi Asa I , 5 sid' JVM 1, an ff ' M, 4, sf ,fi-fgrg' fx P-.15 B! 35.5 gAw Q 1 1? ! V ' wir 1'1Mf r' . JH ' 1 U, A F, 1 JN Y, TX: ' 4 U Kg, ' 132, 'T . f S ' ' , ' v W, ll'il':K 'V . 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W'Ff'CQf?TUf77 CFVOPTF7 V b 5 as 4 Wf Bfllflffx THAT, beginning with our school and going on to our world, if we can leave both better and more beautiful than they were transmitted to us, we shall have finished our course. 194 TRUJAN1949 9 Es Q ffff B557 YEAR OF OUR ZIVES' X 4 5 5 i V Q + ? ,gt 3 2 M... -Q... 'ww-Q-..,M ibm .E. 'F x Q Wkmymwwwwmw h My-W m.,...m.,,,....,N.,, my www MM Q X EQ Arr Speaks A Language Mar May Be Understand Ure World 0ver TRU Q Q Speed - With Control - is the Goal '44 nunungg E ' '...'iXff, y Q f 1 E x ff , Www 2322 TW 4553 HT 7 fa - - -, 'g 3 L 3 Q .' ,il 'i 'fr 1 k 4,75 Q, 32 mi? L 'E X gag? Q 'wk Z wg mg wa 159 f H WRX id. wfkfsm, K TRADES' and lND057Rl.ES Bob Hardy, cz Iunior in Sheet Metal I laying out identification marks prior to cutting and bending sheet metal. Mr. Ovcrturi and his members oi Auto Shop II Ertqine assembly with Auto Shop instructor . 43 .A rm TRADLS' and INDUS 713155 Members of the Sheet Metal Class at work. Automotive Trade Technology Class in Auto Mechanics l with Mr. Spears In- structor. Automoiive Related Subjects Checking and aligning a piece oi stock in a screw lathe, Mr. Crabee. Machine ll instruc. tor and some of his vocational students, F., wi Q a wmv,-1 Q S I .aw -W-mmw,.,,,., ,ww f lt has been said that the backbone of a team is the interest and loyal support of its stu- dent body. The backing of the 1949 P.H.S. student body should indeed be ranked at the topp its rousing pep assemblies, ringing cheers at the games, and bolstering ot the team through victories and defeats have been extremely difficult to surpass. A great part of these things we attribute to the never ending Work of our cheerleaders. In past years there has been established in P.H.S. a high set of standards to be main- tained by the cheerleaders. A cheerleader in P.H.S. is a girl to be respected and admired. She is outstanding in all phases of high school life and she possesses a pleasing personality. TRUJAN 1949 Q 19 9 fm , 5. z we gf-f,..,...g f 'UWKMKUH ,M-xwfwv TRUJAN 1949 0 21 9 P. H. S. PRINCIPAL - MR. H. W. MCKELVEY Miss Thelma Hopkins Secretary to Mr. Vifest Miss Hazel Toney Secretary to Mr. Ridenour Miss Lea Duschinski Secretary to Mr.McKelvey Miss Aileen McKeen Secretary to Mr. McKel'Jey Mrs. Irene Kegley Secretary to Mr. McKelvey CNot Picturedl PORTSMOUTH SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Arthur H. Rau Mrs. Charles S. Baker Mr. Williama H. Horr Mr. Glen C. West Superintendent of Schools Dr. William A. Duvendeck President Mr. Wesley P. Ridenour Clerk-Treasurer Mr. Charles E. Vandervort P. H. S. PRINCIPAL The Spring of l949 marks the completion ot H. W. Mc- Kelvey's fifth year as princi- pal of P.H.S. He received his B.A. degree from Ohio Unl- versity and his MA. degree from Ohio State University. He held a similar position at Painsville, Ohio, before com- ing to P.H.S. Principal McKelvey's smil- ing face and friendly attitude, as well as his experience and ability, has made him one of the best liked principals in P.H.S. history. DEAN OF GIRLS l Mrs. Margaret McBroom is serving her first year as Dean of Girls at Portsmouth High School. Besides serving as dean, Mrs. McBroom is the present art instructor. She received her A. B. degree at West Virginia University and did graduate work at the University of Michigan. She also studied at Washington Seminary and toured the ar! galleries of Europe with a student group from Fairmont State College. Prior to coming to Portsmouth High School, Mrs. McBroom taught at Cameron, Mansfield, Bellaire, and Mt. Oliver, Pittsburgh, high schools. As Dean of Girls, Mrs. McBroom's duties include checking the girls' daily attend- ance record, serving as chairman of social affairs, advising the girls on personal, vocational, and academic problems, and publication of the social calendar. She also sponsors Senior Honor Council and Girls' League. TRUJAN1949 Q 22 Q an , ..,. . ,wx 355 ,kggg 1 -ffiig wlz'-3 giiiif gg W R img? 323455 gwsg fig S xl Ss 53221 map 1 323212 'iiiik - ,aww K' ,ww 4. Elixir 1? X g 5 wg 3 . fb Ni H Q -- 'Z' ,M y' Qzmwmzggyfg 5 NX ,, -., Mm Y W A 25 , . kv Q mx EW W :21w1,aw 5 wi 551 . giimwq Q A X 2,1 um, gg... ws 'f A 'we hfgmihffzz Sq if Q Z W? ,Lf ,rg Q 5 1 2.4 , ,, 1 E 5 uf.. ,W Him 555 , fggg 1 gg, KQAQEQQ M gg.:..::,: wmim wxi a :: - --'- A - ' 'S am 31, wg 25.5 WH W H W 1 fi fig? S 15 12222 1 2 w ud: i k aigwwz i 4 qw , 1 - E www i7'5W'ff2fe1ezemw -4 U , 2v13gLa1wv:'4.qH f' K . . 4 Hifi Ir:-,Hiz-I ggifzsgf. ' L H -2-, Q . .H M iv A W .. E i w EQ Q x. SV ,S gig? 31? Q3 sf NQQE, N23 3' s fm. H is X - v ,ii :iz ADAMS, LOWELL B. A. University oi Iowa, Ohio Uni- versitiy, Miami University, Ohio State University Physics, Biology, Science BURKE, FREDA B. S. Ohio University, University of Wyoming, University ot California Current History, World History, So- cial Problems, Trojan Sponsor ALLARD, ELDON B. S. Ohio State University Mechanical Drawing BURTON, RUTH B. A. Ohio State University Related English, World History ANDERSON, MARGARET B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University, M. Ph., University of Wisconsin English lV COLE, RALPH B. A. Oberlin College, M. A. Uni- versity of Alabama Chemistry, Qualitative Analysis BALL, MARGARET B. E. Denison University Latin I, H, IH CRABTREE, HERBERT Rio Grande College, Ohio Univer- sity, University of Cincinnati Machine Shop I, Vocational Machine Shop and Related Subjects BLAZER, ANNA B. A. Ohio University, University of Wisconsin, Columbia University Latin l, English ll DUPRE, GENEVIEVE Oberlin Conservatory of Music, B. S. Ohio University. University of Wis- consin, Miami University English l TRELJAN 1949 9 24 Q DUPRE. HELEN B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University English l HELSTROM. EINAR A. B. New England Conservatory of Music, M. A. Northwestern Univer- sity. Belgian Conservatory of Music Band, Orchestra EMMONS. THEODORE Cincinnati University. International Correspondence School. N. Y. A Wheeling Steel Machinist Machine Shop ll, Vocational Machine Shop and Related Subjects. HODGDEN. IAMES B. A. Otterbein College. Marshall College General Science, Biology, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Coaching FULLER. IUANITA B. A. University of Michigan. M. A. Columbia University French I, ll, Spanish l, ll. KEGLEY. IOE B. A. Milligan College American History, Civics GLASS. IOHN B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University. Ohio University. New York Univer- sity. Columbia University English ll, Ill, Speech KRAUSZ, MARY B. S. Ohio University. M. A. Penn- sylvania State College World History, American History, Iunior Class Sponsor HELLER. GEORGE B. S. Western State Teachers' Col- lege Health, Driver Training, Reserve Bas- ketball Coach LEACH. BERT Western State Teachers' College. Muskegon Commercial C o l 1 e g e. Gregg College. Miami University. Ohio University Business Training, Review of Math., Commercial Law, Senior Class Spon- sor MITCHELL. PAT A. B. and M. A. Washington and Lee University World History, World Geography, Coaching LORENTZ. CHARLES B. A. Marietta College. Ohio State University Physical Education, General Science, Asst. Football and Basketball Coach MULTER. FRED B. S. and B. A. E. Ohio State Uni- versity lndustrial Arts MACKOY, CAROLINE B. A. Randolph Macon Women's College, B. S. Ohio University. Mas' sachusetts Institute of Technology Study Hall Supervision NISWONGER, NELLIE B. A. Otterbein College Algebra l MCCOMB. FRANKLIN B. S. Alma College. University ot Michigan. University of Chicago, Mi- ami University American History, Civics OVERTURF. ROBERT University of Cincinnati Automotive l, ll, Vocational Auto- motive, Mechanics M:DONALD, DOROTHY B. S. Marshall College Home Management l PIERSON. FRANK B. S. Wilmington College, Ohio State University Algebra, General Mathematics, Treas. of Athletic Association MEADOWS. CARL B. A. Transylvania College, Ohio University Biology, Head 'Football Coach TRCIJAN1949 9 ze Q ROHR. WILLIAM B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University Civics, Social Problems, Athletic Di- rector, Basketball Coach. SHINKLE. OCTAVIA B. S. Miami University. M. A. Colum- bia University, University of Wis- consin, University ot Chicago Home Economics, II, III SALLADAY. IEAN B. S. Miami University, University oi Cincinnati Commercial Co-op SHUMP, MARIFRANCES B. S. Ed. Ohio State University Girls' Choir, Girls' GIee,Cluh SANDERS, GERTRUDE A. B. Georgia State College for Women Library SPEARS, FORREST B. S. Indiana Technical College. Ohio Wesleyan University, University of Cincinnati, Marshall College Auto I and II, Vocational Automo- tive and Related Subjects SCHWARTZ, MARY ELIZABETH B. A. Western College ori Women. M. A. Ohio State University English III, Iournaiism, Creative Writing SUNDERLAND, RICHARD B. S. Ed. University ot Florida, Miami University Marching Band, Choir CMixed Chorus? SCISINGER, DORIS B. S. Bowling Green State University Distributive Education TROWBRIDGE, MARIE B. S. Ohio State University Plane Geometry TRELJAN 1949 Q 27 Q :- A U, WIESNER, ETHEL B. S. Ed. University ol Cincinnati Typing I, ll, Business raining Q WITTENBURG. ALBERTA B. S. Miami University Typing I, Shorthand I, Sec. Athletic Association WYANT. HAZEL B. S. Ohio State University. Ohio Uni- versity. Columbia University. Gregg College Shorthand I, Office Practice WATTS, GALE B. S. Ed. Bliss College Bookkeeping YONOVITZ. IOSEPH B. S. Miami University. M. A. Ohio State University. Colorado State Col- lege. Trade Experience Machinist. National Tube Co. Supervisor of Trade and Industrial Education WELLMAN. MARTHA A. B. Morehead State College Physical Education Mussznl 1sAnr:L B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University Business English, English III THIMMES. WALTER tnot picturedl University of Cincinnati Sheet Metal I, II, Vocational Sheet Metal Shop and Related Subjects DUPUY, HENRIETTA tnot picturedl B. S. Ohio State University. M. A. Columbia University Mathematics NOEL. GURNEY tnot picturedl B. SC. and M. A. Columbia Uni- versity English II TRUJAN 1949 9 za Q i I E 1 e I Z ! 1 I v S 3 z 1 I 1 i 5 5 l 1 i 3 I s 1 i I ! 1 5 I 5 E 5 E Q 5 u Q z i 3 3 -.-.- .... .. .M ,. , , A . . . M--- -H , A M,.4..-,, .1 Q1 Ni? if QI i Q25-x 4 wmv i wa, ,se Y. Mmm., My WM-N N, 4 9 ' n .2 nh, J , f' 1. i Q 4 ' ' .'::.'I,2 ,da Y I ,gg ,,,,, In - 2 If ,f .e ,Y 1 .A i i E 2 K Z Q 1 ,W v w.,W,g,g X ,M we-, 1' W- 1, , , ' V 'W' www wwwawf ,AW ai 4 . I M I 3 . , k X f z E .. ,, N,,. fa' E' Y?-if f xv' W wr J ,X if in 'Q - . . , f I QQ M L ar I 'Q . . N Q , , v r Q, ' X f L H f . ey s . . . f , , , A . 1 I Y 4 . x K A . , , I' , W' . Q 4. , , ' 3 1 f j . 48. Q ' My 5 Q Q . B far x ' ' , ' sag. 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X A' 'KX ' 4 bv sf -M -, fx A f 'x ,S Q v- Q Q , i ,Nam I do hot tlubk maclz of a man wfzo IIS' not w13'er today than fre Il was yesterday! U l I Ao k 4 N. A ,M x.,,- K -i ,qty QV lass of I9 9 5 3f.:1ja if mf , . -nvwskgx , v ,, I ,xV,,?'9'f .K-Xb' 'wz3fQ,s?f Q- .,7 if M,Y,,,5' uk? ff .K . f 4 , ,, ,wsgtwff b ...f, f Q ,T Q15 , ww QAS ggvW ' X-MQ., .. f - A Ay 'Ss Q if fi., 3 , V1.9 ., ki 5 A aw ,, R? A 5' ifgwk Q- vga V, W- A ff.,,3,y,45s,,K,, K vggfgwfpxmlwzs ,Ai f J xy, Fx iwggzk if Xu? H 'W 'QQ iff. haf-ilix QM., 4yYw','1, 'Y I 'Fil r QUT fifty A V W .nk fm gf wg 51.5 uni if Q ASQ, , wg, gviyfkwg . if ,-AN, wwfvf f .N F:-r ye ww Mai, WW., xfxglm. 3 ' ea' 3- Q' TA TRIILJAN1949 Q 29 Q it Q President: Don Maze Vice-President: Rudy Lane Secretary: Dorothy Yaeger N Treasurer: Louise lewett lt seems like only yesterday that we first entered the halls of P.H.S. as Freshmen. We'll never forget our first year in high school. Officers were Dave Gambill, presidentg Mitzi Le- vine, vice-president, Bill Stidham, secretary, and Iune l-lensge, treasurer. Our adviser was Miss Caroline Mackoy. ln our Sophomore year under the guidance of Miss Margaret Anderson we sponsored the annual Sophomore dance which was a bang-up success. Our officers were tops-Ben Smith, president, Charles Mohl, vice-president, loanne Kelley, secretary, and Rachel Hop- kins, treasurer. Each year seemed to get better, success crowned everything we undertook. We smashed all previous records in our magazine sale, filled the auditorium to overflowing for two con- secutive nights with our class play, A Date With ludyf' and had the best lunior-Senior Prom ever with Co-Chairmen Norma Bartlett and Charles Mohl. Larry Kimble ably led the class as president. Other officers were Alice Frantz, vice-president, lanet Moore, secretary, and Ruth Ann White, treasurer. Miss Mary Krausz served as class sponsor. Then all of a sudden we were up on top, Seniors! It was rather frightening. Bert Leach was our sponsor and did a wonderful job of directing our class play, Beginner's Luck. We elected our officers: Don Maze, president, Rudy Lane, vice-president, Dorothy Yaeger, sec- retary, and Louise Iewett, treasurer. In our four years at Portsmouth High We created an outstanding record in every field, and we are indeed a proud graduating class! Portsmouth High School, we salute you, and fondly bid farewell. TRUJAN 1949 9 :am 9 TRUJAN 1949 Q31 Donald Adams Red Ella Rosalie Adams Curly Iudith Collen Aeh ,, Iudy ,, Roger Albrecht Edith Ann Amick Edna Ioyce Anglin ,, TOY ,, Nancy Lou Appel Nance Iames A. Applegate lim Charles H. Armstrong Charlie Dorothy W. Armstrong H Dottie H Douglas Gary Arthur D. A. Gerald Ray Ashley Doc Don Askew Don Wanda Askew H Shorty Charles Ray Ball Chuck Loretta Barker EM Gerald Edward Barry Dorothy Louise Berry lim Bond Mary Frances Carley IQHNY Dot Betty I. Boyle Walter Lee Carter Norma lean Bartlett Loretta Binns Betts Pedro Iecmme Begme Dean A. Byers E. Louise Chaffin Howard Bender Marilyn Blevings Warren A Campbell Lu Lu Ooqle yn Cam David Clark Mary Inez Bercini Billie Lou Bodmer Tucker Bee TRDJAN1949 Q 32 Q TRUJAN 1949 Q 33 9 Iosef F. Clark Darrell Lee Coe Lillie Catherine Coe Le Le Nancy Newlin Cole Nan Donald D. Collins Cuddles Betty Lou Combs Combsie lane Compton David Cooper Coop if-'hw Patsy lean Copas Pat Donald David Cowdrey Cow Iames L. Cox Helen Ruth Coyle Iohn Cullen Moe George Curnutte Freddie Iack Cutlip Pauline Dadosky Polly t EZE Q' O calf-lf AL Bt 2 Z Iacqueline Daugherty Ioyce Diddle Ralph Earls Francis Paine Iohn E. Davidson lerce Geraldine Edwards Fran Iohnny Dottie Lou Donley Ierry Earl Felty Ir. Pauline Davis Sparky George Bigler Ehrman Buster Dolores lean Deist Walter Downey Mary Lou Elliott D,?1iOf3f3??' Dee Mary E. Downs Lou Churchill Robinson R. Fleming Bob TRUJAN1949 Q 34 Q TRUJAN1949 9 35 9 Emma Lou Ford Fred Franz, Ir. Red Freddie Mary Fordyce Elizabeih L. Frasher Mary Alice Frantz Shm Patrician Anne Frantz lack 12211: Oilrgeland Pair Sandra Sue Gallagher Suzie David Eugene Gambill Dave Pete Gearhart Abie Ariaira Ann Goodman Ierry Ed Green Cora Mae Gresham Ricky Io Ann Hagaman ,, IO ,, Mary Ann Hamblin William H. Hamblin Bill Raymond Hanson Hooks Ramona Ann Harr Annie William Roger Harris ,, Dub ,, Carole Hartz Carl Raymond Harwood Harwood David Roth Hayes Dave Winona Louise Hayslip Winnie Iune Elizabeth Hensge lunie Iuanita Rstella Hill Gerald Humphrey Neue Betty Lou Humphreys Richard Clinton Hollis ff Dick ff Betty Hunt Rachel Kay Hopkins dgffin Lena Mae Horton Toni TRCIJAN1949 Q 136 Q TQIILJAN 1949 Q3 Herbert Ieflerson ,, IGH ,, Mildred Louise Iewett Weezie Dolores Iohnson Mickey Iohnny Iohnson Mousey Iulia Mae Iones Patty Iourney H Pat f, Alberta Keibler Bert E. Clyde Keller Sid Ioanne Kelley Arlie Beniamin Keyes H Ben If Mildred Louise Keyes Midge Robert C. Keyes Bobby lack Keyser Ldrd Richard Kidwell Bud Howard L. Kiebler Howdy Laurence M. Kimble, Ir Larry kr .fsE'g:'j ..:.,.,. 1, :-. WWW g W ai Z A 2 'V , X 9 H' it QHLH5 ezszz Q ' is Iean Kinney Elmer Leadingham William R. Lemons Iames B. Lowe Rudolph E. Lane Marian Louise Lee Natalie Ann Levine Ioan Adele Luckett Rudy Mitzi Io Susan Lehman Ray Lathrop Susie Constance Ioan Linham Iim Lykins Madelyn Fay Lawson Carl L. Leightenheimer Comme Pele Mal Leiqhi Marchetta Looney Ruth Elizabeth McAfee Markey TREMAN1949 9 as Q TRUJAN1949 9 39 9 Donald McC1ean Freda Virginia McHone Iuanity F. Markham Billie Delores McCoy Betty lane McLaughlin Donald Dee Mauck Blu Robert I. McNamara Dee BarbaraIaneMcCullo:l1 lerry Donald Lee Maze Barb Dorothy Louise Maple DOH Virginia McGill Dottie Mary Margaret Maze lermie Iames Meade ,, hm ,, Patsy Meadows ,, Pm ,, David Meyer Dave Carolyn Middlecamp ,L ima Ben Miller Rosalie Monk Buddie Ronald Murphy Ioan Newman Nancy Miller Rosle Bud IO Norma lean Milli!-ons Ianet Moore Willard Eugene Myers Patricia Ioan Obrist Ch 1 W.11. M hl Nancy Carolyn Morgan Wlq lodle ar ??Ch5rfgr'fl O Janet Louise Mosley Betty Nelson Iames Ioseph O'Connor Robert Alton Newman Bear Bob Peggy O'Connor Peg Lee TRDJAN1949 9459 'TRDJAN 1949 Q Margaret Oliver Margie Henry Clyde O'Roark Hank Billie lean Papillon Priscilla Osborn If PHS H 41 Anna Maude Parker Ann Mary Louise Pascoe Mary Lou Dale Piatt ,, Mag ,, Barbara Pitts Betty Iane Poehlein B. l. Donna Lou Poole Wayne Potter Pecos William Powell Bill Rosmond LaRue Proctor Rozie Io Anne Purdum lody Ioseph Rammel Patricia Ann Pat ' Ramsey 'Q' Ralph RatCliH Glen A. Rigley Bob Ruth Cleo Dolores Salisbury Rm Howard Riley Paul A. Ryan Ernie Schusky Charles C. Rayburn Ir. Rah-La Big Ririey Chief Dutch Victor E. Robeson Ir. Roger V. Ryan Betty Schuyler Caren Ioan Rice Vic Rivey Elton L Scott Iody Phyllis Ann Roe Louis N. Sainopulos Scottie Robert I. Richter Phyl Louse Rick TRELJAN1949 0 42 Q TRDJAN 19 R. Pat Scott Rosemary Shepherd Susie Dolores Skeens ,, Bug ,, Hulen Slattery ,, Hu H 49 0 43 9 Ray Slusher Slush Beniamin V. Smith ff Ben If Alice W. Snook Snookie Audrey A. Sparks Wyvetta Mae Spradlin Freckles Colista Stafford Dimples Talmadqe Stafford Anton W. Staker Florence Marvel Staker Eugene Steiner Helen Ruth Stephenson William W. Stevens Bill Evelyne Lovene Stiit Thelma Theiss Bill Tufts Beby Thelm Tufts Ianet Suter Lowell Thompson Ierry Turner Scooter Tommie . . . V1rg1n1a Wagner Ioann Suier Denver Triggs Ginny Bill Thacker Denny Bill Waus Bill Louvenia Tubbs Colon-Top Tubby Ianet Lee Ward Henry Waring Ir. Bud Charlene Wheeler Dimples Barbara L. Wheeler Siubby TRUJAN 1949 9 44 9 TREIJAN 194 Wanda Lee Wheeler Wendy Ruth Ann White Manny Iames C. Widdiq ,, hm ,, Doris lean Williams D. I. 9 Q45Q lack Winebrenner Robert N. Smith Donna Faye Wood Bob Donn Arthur Williams Dewey Wright Ir. Dorothy lean Yaeger Dottie Flat-back Q61 ak: -: :1: '79 5 7. ,f QW my i v W NE: EA A Ji! wif. is xg? it .. .,,. K I ,gm ggi, . -. : Us wf, , ,,U Wu-, 4 4 sa U V Y gy ...,. M.. ,Q ifliiw. W0 5: A . . , wg - E55 -:E+ I my Q , . mg. ik ,vw W gk W ,,,:3. : 4 2 A 'gg5,g.- ,P -, hw .yi 5 3 .2235 3, :Hifi .H '1 wig arg :gp SS -.-ga-a': L R , 'izeiflifii Wk . K ' w V F253 Q, .2 r,,,. .. ww WET f- +,.:ir.js5fz., gywggy 9' www :s::-:'f-sm' wks ww .,.... ,. , ,SW 5 my -is X ...... W WA ,QQ f I K l UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS lst Row: G, Schirrman, B. Kimble. 2nd Row: C. Rowson, D. E. Newman. President: Bob Kimble Vice-President: George Schirrman Secretary: Carolyn Rowson Treasurer: D. E. Newman We entered into a strange new world as P.H.S. Freshmen three years ago. Our first activity was to elect officers tor the year. Steve Clark was our presidentg Tommye King, vice-presidentg Phyllis Gordon, secretary: and Loretta Hooser, treasurer. Our sponsors were Miss Caroline Mackoy and Miss Marie Trowbridge. By the time we became Sophomores, We had really gotten into the swing ot things. We made a big hit with our Circus Prom and elected a good group ot officers. Barksdale Wim- pish served as president: Betty Lu Russell, vice-presidentg Betty Ann Hill, secretary: and Rita Apel, treasurer. Mr. Smith was our sponsor. But our lunior year was best of all. We started oii with a bang by going over the top in our magazine and candy sales and kept that level throughout the fun-packed year. Our :lass play, Susie the Siren, was a howling success and the Iunior-Senior Prom was one ot the best ever. Carolyn Rowson and Bill Henson were co-chairmen for this big event. The ot-ficers were an active group-Bob Kimble, president: George Schirrman, vice-presi- :ientg Carolyn Rowson, secretaryg and D. E. Newman, treasurer. Miss Krausz, in our esti- mation, was tops as a sponsor. TREIJAN 1949 Q47 Q iiteiegirt oft we fi'- Home Room 205 Row 1: A. Kiourtsis, B. Moore, S. Hamblin, I. Malcolm, B. McRoberts. P. Kitchen, G. Lawson, I. Lewis, K. Lyon, S. Harvey, I. Gulley, W. Hosey. Row 2: N. Moore, M. Lilly, C. Mowery, L, Mitchell, C. Mitchell, I. Meeks, M. Glascock, I. Horton, I. Horne, P. Heid, I. Miller, P. Grassman. Row 3: E. Hisle, D. Hensley, A. Lake, M. McColqan, M. Millard, P. Gordon, M. Moree, B. Laughlin, G. Himes, I. Hunt, R. Kempton, A. Hill. Row 4: B. Kimble, R. Hammond, C. Maxie, S. Keqley, I. Her- bert, B. Henqse, F. Golden, I. King, R. Miller, L. Lang, E. Hobstetter, I. Litz, E. Greenwood, I. Gordon. Home Room 206 Row 1: R. Pauley, R. Pelirey, B. Preston, D. Pyle, P. Richards, L. Oppenheimer. Row 2: R. Oakley, B. Nagle, M. Pence, I. Odle, E. Mustard, G. Prater. Row 3: G. Pleasent, R. Patton, D. E. Newman, D. Rice, D. Phipps, H. Raqan, C. Ratliii. Home Room 207 Row 1: A. Saunders, L. Riggs, R. Scott, M. Schuler, B. Russell, B. Scott, N. Slusher. Row 2: B. Sikes, M. Small, G. Sammons, I. Schwartz, B. Rollins, N. Schneider, C. Rowson, A. Sisson. Row 3: I. Scott, W. Rogers, L. Scott, R. Seevers, M. Robinson, D. Shepherd, W. Sheets, R. Riley, D. Saqraves. wimwmm . ' l5ki?WE 'P' fmrz ff if 508 JW. ,mn E .-nf Home Room 210 Row 1: R. Tumbleson, P. Sparks, S. Taylor, P. Smith, C. Smith, S. Thatcher, R. Suter. Row 2: I. Stone W. Tuttle, I. VanBibber, G. Toleman, A. Spence, B. Smith, C, Sparks. Row 3: L. Smith, T. Tipton, B Thompson, T. Truit, I. Smith, T. Swope, R. Sowards. Home Room 211 Row 1: C. Vanis, B. White, F. Williams, A. Young, L. Vaughn. Row 2: R. Wasserman, G. Weiss I. White, L. Walls, M. Winters. Row 3: D. Walthers, H. Willis, B. Vaughn, I. Wasserman, B. Whitei house, B. Wimbish. Miscellaneous Home Rooms CStuclents who were not present when pictures were madel Row 1: D. Meadows, P. Neff, P. Lincleman, W. McFarland, M. Lemons, E. Sylvia, P. Iustice, I. Mc Grow, I. Pack, E. Messer, C. Chinn, S. Cohen, L. Meade, D. Schockey, H. Gambill, E. Moritz Row 2: D. Thacker, H. Fyffe, H. Mefiord, I. B. Thatcher, I, Parker, B. Chaboude, B. Chucales, D Lewis, S. McKelvey, P. Pyles, L. Selby, F. Major, H. Shamblin, H. Horton, B. Scott, K. Allen Row 3: A. White, H. Flannery, V. Martin, VV. Payton B. Luckey, B. Tucker, I. Mustard, D. Ward P. Rein, B. Cox, H. Wallace, G. Hatch, C. Howcll, B. Staker, R. Staats, H. Willis. Row 4: B. Hewitt B. Hardy, I, Hisson, E. Kalb, L. Queen, B. Winstead, S. White, R. Willis, S. 'xNhite, I. Goodman, B lson, D. Frecka, B. Hamilton, B. Malone, R. Williams, G, Scott, B. Uhl. I . W H Q is 4, I : if '-':g is PM . '.Q.:. I Q-f .. X NY NEWS CLASS Row 1: A. Folter, L. Barker, N. Bcrlett, V. Wagner. Row 2: M. Eisncxuqle, L. Hooser, E. Green, L. Ledmcm, B. Hill. IUNIORS HOLD A CLASS MEETING IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 1 4.2 .- 5. :5:s.-?:i':-.-Zf:::' 'rim-' ' l J- 'El is 1im......,- 5 ag ' Wm, President: Carroll Howell Vice-President: Iim Kiourtsis Secretary: Bill Ison Treasurer: Patty Kline S am The class of 1951 entered upon an eventful and successful year by electing such compe- tent officers as Carroll Howell, president: Iames Kiourtsis, vice-presidentg William Ison, sec- retaryp and Patty Kline, treasurer. During the months of Cctober and November the Sophomores sold Trojan jackets to increase their finances. The two outstanding social affairs were an after-game dance on Ianuary 19 and a sock dance on April 8. Class sponsor, elected by the Sophomores, was Iames Hodqden. TJ' O u , 'f - I W N Q t 'rn X .i..... II 1 ., C ,, X A 4' f' t nun TRIILJAN1949 Q 53 9 AQHA! x.. , figs? We .fm Q .W .X Home Room 212 Row 1: I. Ames, R. Askew, W. Adams, I. Ball, I. Baker, H. Bender, D. Anderson. Row 2: L. Arms B. Anderson, P. Ball, K Abbott, N. Askew, C. Ater, G. Ashe. Row 3: R, Bauer, R. Bennett, I. Beek man, R. Armstrong, B. Altman, K. Berlin, I. Appel. Home Room 303 Row 1: D. Brake, C. Campbell, I. Brown, M. Cave, B. Burns, B. Collins, O. Boggs, I. Clinebell Row 2: E. Blevinqs, A. Buckley, I. Coriell, C. Bond, H. Burns, R. Bradofrd, D. Coriell, D. Boyl,e I Clark. Row 3: R. Boehm, I. Blair, I. Chapman, C. Campion, P. Bickham, I. Carpenter, C. Boling, R. Brandenburg, D. Chabot, D. Brady. Home Room 304 Row 1: M. Dever, A. Craft, R. Cornett, I. Crapper, B. Cunningham, M. DeBo1t, K. Dadosky, 1-l. Fleming. Row 2: I. E. Eichhorn, C. Distel, S. Duis, A. Pain, I. Duschinski, B. Edminston, B. Craig, B. Emisten. Row 3: W. Flannery, D. Dunham, C. Delotell, I. Evans, R. Feazell, D. Ellis, D. Ewing. V. Flannery. D. Davis. TRUJAN 1949 0 54 9 1 um. Q sw Q Y fe QQC. wr ...ar ,gr-.. 1352 ff. A rx.. 75. 1 ,, 1. 4-M .ey .. 3 gn Q0 W' R' 'QV taxi I ly......- . sp. .4 '- .Q QP ef' VAL ...aux ' ...xi if M, no-wi Home Room 305 Row 1: P. Gibson, R. Hack, D. Goddard, I. Goodman, A. Hagerman, T. Fulk, C. Furbee, B. Hale Row 2: R. Hamilion, S. Gresham, A. Gault, B. Goodman, L. Grimes, M. Hammond, B. Goddard. ' ' ' ' E. G ll tt. How 3: C. Glenn, F. Freshour, D. Gibbs, C. Golden, T. Frazier, E. Frazier, W. Grierson, u e Home Room 306 A H 1 P Iustice D Humphries I Harlow B Hooke, R. Howard, C. Hooke. Row 1: C. Hess, . ea y, . , . , . , . Row 2: I. Hall, R. Iohnson, R. Herms, R. Ioseph, B. Ives, B. Iohnson, P. Ieffords, W. Horne. Row 3. R. Hedrick, M. Hanes, D. Harris, S. Hoffman, S. Iustice, L. Hibbitts, G. Hicks, D. Hyde, B. Ianetsky. Home Room 307 Row 1: I. Kiourtsis, R. Layion, . c , . , . , . , . Kidder, I. Kidwell. Row 2: C. Klock, M. Lair, L. Loche, E. Lambert, M. Lucas, S. Kates, P. Kline, D. Keqley, A. King, R. Kalb. Row 3: R. Lane, R. Kitchen, I. King, R. Klitch, R. Kleinke, R. Lyles, B. Kelley, D. Klemke, P. Lewis. B M Bride N Kennard K Kiner B Litteral P Kirnbler, A. Lett, I. TRELJAN 1949 Q 55 Q ...f-egg, 'f ,et QI we - .:a.-mfs. ? e jfs f ' 4?? 3i?fI3 . . . H P M A H 1 ' fl 'W ' P ' Ps . - ' .2 4 up ',f-mln' Z' 1 . if +1 - ff' we 3 , ,pw ' . Y 5 , 'V' ' ,Am 'Hart QOI, 5 ' 2 Q' -'W ann .. f M. 4 -Q - me .- H ill I W MW' :Iwo 'fi 'W' Y 0- I ' 1. , ,,.. .Z , Ii? A I 'A S' - . - Vw ff J W 61 V' ' V I . .t. I .. 'Q-. 'I ' , -f. fi 1 f r , 5. -- A .. 4 A - .V ,M 'M ,V . w't Q -et ---- tw H . . f., 1 ,E ...,. . V , J A Mi y 31: tm.: HH H . . dv ' 7.52 'Z' . .,,,,f ft ', '1' S 1?-N 1 ',j 'i 'H' I ,ew xr .J . .. h It, I 5 .Z fi If A, , H.. . -.V M mf W N.,,W.tw.t t. pw:-5 is I , rt .5 .389 W I eff . .aft W 'ff . 1 I r 'W f' Y. at I w . me In I.. ' 'V ff ' . W 9 ' fgffif' . ' ' . 'Wie EQ, ' A' ..'9 ' Q li? ,M ' ' If ,. V I iff X x f w ' j1- ,f::f 'p -ft t M--Q, - 'Q 'tt . t 'H--- v .Q-1 is . ' 'I - A if Home Room 308 Row 1: P. Morris, N. Plymale, B. Martin, N. Newman, E. Poole, D. Madden, S. McHenry, R. Odle R. Maddy. Row 2: P. McGuire, S. Michelhauqh N Newman I McCoy B McGau hl' C M , . , . , . q in, . c Comb, N. McGinnis, I. Osborne, R. O'Dell. Row 3: D. Nickles, D. Mclntosh, H. Meadows, I. Phelps C. Moore, I. Nordstron, L. Pitcher, C. Morton, L. McSweeney, L. Myers. Home Room 310 Row 1: E. Rollins, D. Riqley, E. Rogers, N. Pruitt I Scatt P Robeson I Shump I Somm P , . , . , . , . er, Roberts. Row 2: M. Rammel, S. Seaur, G. Simpson, D. Richardson, G. Shope, G. Spencer, D. Sheppard, L. Porter, V. Smith. Row 3: G. Potter, I. Ramsey, R. Riqley, M. Scott, B. Rayburn, D. Powell, C. Richards, R. Schockley. Home Room 312 Row 1: D. Waddell, B. Stamper, I. Stroud, I. Staker, L. Voqler, D. Watts, I. Stewart, V. Sprtqqs, F. White. Row 2: R. Stacey, B. Underwood, I. Thomas, C. Taylor, I. Taylor, I. White, I. Yuenqer, R. York, I. Thompson. Row 3: P. Yates, L. Taylor, N. Tubbs, I. Wedebrook, R. Vendura, M. Zeltqman. A. York, M. Ttngler, V. Sparks. Row 4: I. Wheeler, D. Walker, R. Walters, D. Yuenqer, D. Steahly, I. Welch, I. Trone, I. Swearingen, R. Wynn. .aw -Q Q , Q ' s 1 w 'S , -'im rytily V s Q' Q-2. ' A gb ff! y pk 'ae ff --S3 , 1 Q X 41, e Vlmqlak :fs gg ,X - U - I ',:'g1 4 X - . . 'S gi Q v, ntl.: 'fa . .. f, 534. a 'Q' ,,,w fn .f 3 WF 3 ar if ,S ,rW,WWt Q ,HR A ,,,mW,,y-7fgengfw.?5.f 5554- 4 , Q W- View 5, mrqmygvfr rf l M 9' Secretary: Connie Crawford Treasurer: David Dever F H Vice-President: Bob Kirby 1 President: David Hazlebeck In the fall of 1948 we embarked upon an exploration of this higher field of learning. We were timid and afraid, but as the months went by we began to delve into the school's activities. To head our expedition we chose David Hazlebeck, presidentp Robert King, vice-presidentg Connie Crawford, secretary, and David Dever, treasurer. The Freshman class made money for its expenses by selling theme paper. With the funds We were able to pay for our picture in the Trojan, contribute 3510.00 to the Foster Parent Plan, and leave a suitable balance for use in the future. Two Honor Rolls are posted in each Freshman homeroom at the end of each grading pe- riod. Honor Roll A carries the names of students with 4A's and 3A's and students with a B average and 1C are honored on the Honor Roll B. - n ,W is ' in TRUJAN 1949 QSEQQ 2.2965 Q! .gg 1 MQW Home Room 313 Row 1: B. Adkins, R. Boyle, I. Bell, B. Applegate, W. Archie, D. Adkins, G. Barber, N. Barney. How 2: P. Adams, D. Abrams, R. Brickey, H. Bowman, E. Brown, S. Bowen, D. Booker, G. Allred, E. Allred B. Beck, P. Allen, I. Arms. Row 3: I. Bowsers, F. Aliman, H. Borinq, B. Addis, W. Alex' ander, Ki Barnes, N. Bivans, R. Bray, D. Beck, W. Born, H. Breech, K. Boyd, R. Barreit, W. Bauer. Home Room 314 Row 1: D. Clark, W. Burns, B. Burchett, D. Canter, D. Colburn, N. Campbell, R. Case, C. Carperi ier. Row 2: C. Chamis, C. Cooper, D. Chick, D. Burch, L. Chucales, B. Conley, D. Cooper, R. Cade C. Carr. Row 3: G. Colvin, D. Cobb, I. Cook, C. Butler, B. Chandler, I. Case, O. Cariee, C Cooley, B. Clifford, I. Collins, Home Room 315 Row 1: B. Doan, D. Ellioti, I. Dye, M. Edwards, E. Dailey, M. Fleming, P. Cooper, C. Darby, P Evans. How 2: D. Eichhorn, B. Davis, E. Farmer, B. Dickerson, D. Everly, D. Double, S. Cox, N Crayton, P. Cooper, N. Easter, D. Dever. Row 3: B. Farris, W. Cooper. Row 4: N. Eastwood, I Duduit, S. Crane, C. Crawford, P. Elliott, M. Davitz, D. Flauqher, H. Coveri, G. Evans, W. Deloielle I. Corbitt. TRUJAN 1949 0 59 0 Qrelfgf QQ: 9294 'hi if of ww' , 2 QQ? ,M l 51 Home Room 316 Row 1: C. Ford, R. Fox, D. Harris, M. Iiles, P. Flinders, R. Graham, D. Harley, B. Gaddis, D. Han- son. Row 2: E. Gin, R. Douglas, H. Gibson, L. Grashel, M. Haggerty, G. Hackney, R. Hamilton, I. Harrison, B, Hayslip, L. Guillcy, S. Hall, R. Hock, C. Harrison, D. Harris. Row 3: R. Frazier, L. Gullet, D. Gibbs, I. Fuller, M. Gee, I. Graham, I. Grashel, R. Gordon, D. Glass, R. Haywood, H. Goetz. Home Room 318 Row 1: I. Huffman, M. Kendrick, M. Iames, C. Howe-rton, M. Iones, S. Hoover, B. Helterbride, R. lrwin. Row 2: B. Ianney, T. Hewitt, R. Henderson, I. Howes, R. Keyser, D. Hazelbeck, F. Hoskins, E. Humphrey, B. Iacobs, R. Herbert. Row 3: G. Horne, D. Heaberlin, H. Iinks, D. Keyes, A. Hurst, R. Howes, D. Hollis, B. Horne, H. Hill. Home Room 319 Row 1: R. McDaniel, P. McAfee, R. McCracken, C. Lakin, M. McGraw, V. Kinder, B. Lewis, M. Lakernan, B. McAfee. Row Z: R. Lyons, B. Keyser, C. Lewis, l. Layne, C. Kleinke, I. King, R. Lykins, B. Kirby, I. Kinney, D. Kiebler, D. McGinnis. Row 3: E. Lockhart, W. Layne, M. Long, E. Leadingham, B. Lemons, I. Lewis, B. Lang, I. Kirkendoll, C. Lorentz, V. Lair, I. Lockhart, V. Law- son, I. Liles. i,:.,.L, .Mwqm 1 f' r 'K '45, f 1 N, 22' QW: 3? .W ,. wg in 'Vi' Home Room 321 Row 1: T. Michelhauqh, B. Paul, C. Miller, P. Pratt, W. Parker, F. Major, I. Pfeiffer, I. Pack, I. Mil ward, A. Price, R. Madden. Row 2: D. Moritz, B. Poole, U. Pendleton, C. Munyon, M. Powell, D Moore, A. Marshall, E. Messer, L. Meade, I. Miller, I. Mitchell. Row 3: W. Owens, I. Mosley, G. Osborn, F. McPheters, VV. Moore, N. Owen, R. Nichols, I. Parker, S. Moore, R. Malone, R. Martin. Home Room 321 Row 1: I. Ratcliff, I. Rickman, A. Simpson, N. Price, R. Shockley, I. Sonders, P. Redman, S. Skeens, B. Ratcliti, U. Smith. Row 2: P. Reid, R. Skeens, R. Smith, M. Schweinsberq, I. Rottqen, E. Snyder, S. Ramey, M. Staker, A. Sparks, M. Starks, G. Shaw. Row 3: W. Pass, H. Stout, P. Rein, E. Riqrish, R. Ratlifi, H. Ross, T. Salyer, D. Thacker, R. Saqraves, N. Seaman. Row 4: C. Sparks, D. Stems- horn, I. Strunk, D. Sturgill, I. Schneider, L. Schramm, L. Smith, B. Stapleton, D. Ward, N. Slone R. Quick. Home Room 321 Row 1: O. Vfhite, C. Westwood, F. Vllhiteside, I. Voget, M. K. Wright, P. Wilder, M. White, I. Workman. Row 2: B. Wearer, L. Venturino, F. White, G. Thompson, K. Steffens, C. Whittaker, N Vicars, B. Yeagle. Row 3: M. Woodrum, E. Zornes, R. Theiss, I. B. Thatcher, R. Willis, H. White, R. Winsted, R. Wren, I. Vournazos, T. White. AA Ww- ,ru r-.F W A as e . - W 4'--at W WS 13' 4 ,-.fi Sites' T-Q.: 4- ? I -wi if-S E Jus. 'WM .ff er ,V E? K SENIOR HONOR At the close ot the year approximately thirty lunior girls, outstanding in character and scholarship, are chosen to become the members ot next year's Senior Honor Council. These girls help to guide freshman little sisters by giving small parties at which they discuss school and social activities. Also the girls serve as hostesses for the traditional freshman mixer which has as its guests all members of the Freshman class. The president of the Council, chosen by members ot the preceding year, has served as the junior link girl. Mrs. Margaret McBroorn, dean oi girls, is sponsor. Inset W Ruth Ann White, President TRUJAN1949 Q 62 Q clmol Wgnnizations DEMOCRATIC PRACTICE BY DIRECTING STUDENT GOVERNMENT -Student COUHC11 Girls' League Cabinet Row 1: N. Appel, president, C. Linhamp P. Kline, treasurery B. Martin, B. Scott, D. Poole, vice-presi- dent, B. Hill, N. Cole. Girls' League is an organization open to all girls in P.H.S. They sponsor the annual co-ed prom and an annual mother-daughter banquet. Officers GTS! NCIUCY A139911 president: Donna Lou Poole, vice-president, Nancy Sisson, secretary, Patty Kline, treasurer. These officers chose the following committee chairmen: Nancy Cole, social, Connie Linharn, proqramg Bare bara Scott, health, Betty Ann Hill, publicity, and Barbara Martin, reception. Dean's Assistants and Hall Monitors Row 1: W. McFarland, I. Hensqe, B. Preston, P. Ramsey, T. Theiss, P. Iourney, B. Miller. Row 2: S. Taylor, B. Humphreys, M. Lawson, N. Appel, M. Millard, P. Gordon, A. Snook, B. Papillion, N. Millirons. NATIONAL HONOR Row 1: A. Frcmtz, D. Yceqer, L. Wheeler, I. Kelley, B. Poehlein, A. Snook. Row 2: I. McNamara, B Smith, D. Gcxmbill, C. Mohl, E. Green, L. Kimble. MOTHER - DAUGHTER BANQUE1' .:.,, QW ' ,, , , ,, ,.,., .: .:.I -55: W, .A Ll, LIBRARY CLUB Keepers of the Light is the name given to the students who work in the library. Their duty is to keep the library in order and be oi assistance to anyone who needs help. Officers are: Carolyn Furbee, presidentg Annetta Healey, vice-president, Lenore Arms, secretary, and Audrey Sparks, treasurer. Meetings are held once every two weeks Miss Gertrude Saunders is sponsor. Row 1: I. Milward, A. Healy, R. Skeens, S. Gresham, C. Furbee, A. Sparks, I. Arms, C. Taylor, I. Stuart. Row 2: H. Fannin, P. Adams, G. Prater, D. Powell, R. Proctor. Row 3: W. Lane, M. Win- ters, D. Foster. IUNIOR CLUB The lunior Club, an organization for colored students in the lunior class, has completed its ninth successful year at P.I-l.S. The purpose of the club is to raise money tor the lunior-Senior Prom for colored students which is held at Washington School. Club president was Hortense Bemse. Other officers were: lames Douglas, viceqpresidentg Elizabeth Hisle, secretary, and Charles Smith, treasurer. Row 1: I. Fisher, I... Haley, F. Williams, L. Smith, W. Corbitt, E. Hisle, N. Archey. Row 2: H. Bemse, I. Collins, C. Carr. lilttlttlq tllltttisttttlltxlltlltttl .s 4555 24335, ht 22... 4 ihuf v'4Wt2.l.f MCIW .. 'x it 'll-. 3. STUDENT couNCn. Blow 1: W. McFarland, B. McAfee, B. Adkins, B. Collins, P. Pratt, M. Giles, C. Chinn, B. Martin, A. Falter. Row 2: S. Taylor, B. Anderson, P. Pyles, R. White, C. Rowson, B. Farris, D. Hazelbeck, B. Edminston, C. Campbell. Row 3: S. Clark, C. Howell, D. Flowers, R. Frecka, S. Keller, D. Maze, B. Henson, B. Ruth, R. Lane. All home-room presidents are memloers of Student Council. The council meets every Wednesday from 8:00 to 8:45 in the library to discuss affairs of the school. This organization takes over the re- sponsibility as representative of the student body. Miss Anna Blazer is sponsor of the group. SENIOR HONOR Hovr I: L. Wheeler, I. Hensge, A. Frantz, M. Morgan, D. Skeens, A. Falter, D. Yaeqer. W. Hayslip, P. Iourney. Row 2: L. Barker, B. Combs, N. Bartlett, P. Ramsey, A. Good- rnan, R. White, F. Paine, E. Amick, E. Woocl, I. Kelley. Row 3: V. Wagner, B. Poeh- lein, L. Binns, G. Edwards, L. Iewett, A. Shook, D. Deist, R. McAfee, I. Moore, B. Humphreys, M. Maze. - .5 WN Nw' 'E' ANN I-'ALTER LINK GIRL 0 it C.: it 'VV 8 I 5 . .fd .sa INTER NOS Row 1: A. Simpson, C. Chinn, N. Owen, C. Crawford, P. Wilder, D. Burch, E. Dailey. Diduit, S. Hall, S. Crane, C. Lewis, C. Lorentz, I. Strunk, P. Roberts. Row 3: R. Schramm, D. Glass, G. Evans, L. Smith, C. Chamis, R. Willis. Row 4: E. Keyser, P. Sparks, R. Theiss, D. Stemshorn, A. Marshall. INTER NOS Row 1: N. Barney, B. McAfee, R. Sagraves, I. Raiclifi, R. Grimm, M. Long, M. Edwards. Lakin, I. Lane, L. Guilkey, P. Elliott, P. McAfee, D. Harris, T. Michelhaugh. Row 3: S. McGraw, B. Lanq, I. B. Thatcher, B. Adkins, E. Humphreys, B. Nichols. Row 4: R. Barnes, B. Siapleton, B. Wren, I-I. Boring. ,sf 55 -..L....d'... .... EI. ' ...Ji .7.,.,......,.,!N, ., , Q . if 'Qi k 1 -- .,. A ., : --,., . ..., . .2. 3 ' Q ..,....... ,.,... ..., .-.,, 5 . ,... . , 5 nun! Ari ...ni- How 2: I-lervert, Adams, Row 2: Ramey, Martin, 1' 'K N l . we ,,,.-nm 3 'X 'X ns .. g me w ..... .g .-.- ..,.,.,. . ,. ,. . , ilk -..wg 5 nf x 1 ., ,, - x A -. 'Z' ,1,:c:, -,,, I PLUS ULTRA Row 1: P. Neff, P. Robeson, D. Watts, D. Coriell, L. Arms, B. Cunningham, C. Campbell. Row 2: L. Grimes, A. Gault, G. Ashe, I. Thomas, S. Duis, N. Newman, P. Kline, A. Pain. Row 3: L. Porter I. Duschinski, R. Walters, R. Herms. T. Frazier, C. Compton, A. M. York, S. Justice. PLUS ULTRA Row l: R. Hack, N. Newman, D. Poole, F. Paine, S. McKelvey, D. Brake, M. Dever. Row 2: R. Stacy, I. Corriell, B. Martin, E. Lambert, T. Fyffe, H. Bender, I. Baker, R. Walqenbach. Row 3: C. Stafford, S. Sequr, M. Hanes, L. Hibbitts, I. Trone, C. Golden, D. Brady. we-sr gg ijt' 3 4 v' ' . I r ' 'T f, ' ,jd .,. .. ix xxx W I . W , xx Row 1: B. Collins, N. Cole, N. Appel, B. Poehlein, I. Kelley, D. Armstrong, R. McAfee, I. Ames, W. Wheeler, M. Zeligman, I. Hill, C. Middlecamp, S. Gallagher, R. Vendura. Row 2: B. Rollins, D Wood, L. Iewett, B. Humphreys, E. Amick, C. Hartz, C. Stafford, I. Obrist, L. Binns, D. Poole, P Ramsey, F. Paine, P. Osborn, B. McCulloch, V. Wagner. Row 3: C. Mohl, B. Laughlin, A. Snook D. Deist, I. Compton, B. Anderson, R. Earls, I. Herbert, D. Multer, D. Hayes, G. Himes, P. Abrams, I Hall, C. Maxie. Row 4: H. O'Roark, I. Trone, R. Patton, B. Ives, C. Rayburn, A. Williams, E. Scott D. Sagraves, I. Cox, B. Ehrman, D. Cooper, R. Ratclitf, D. Byers, I. DeArmond, W. Potter, A. Staker W. Myers. 1 1 1 SCIENCE CLUB Students enrolled in the biology, physics, or chemistry classes are eligible for membership in the Science Club. The purpose of the club is to further the interest of the students and sup- ply them with a knowledge of its practical uses. Moving pictures and lectures on such subjects as pharmacy, radio, and engineering were featured at the meetings. Elected officers were Dorothy Yaeger, presidentp Steve Clark, vice-president, Louise Iewett, secretary, and Dick Multer, treasurer. Mr. Lowell Adams, physics teacher, and Mr. R. D. Cole, chemistry teacher, sponsor the Science Club. Row 1: H. Slattery, C. Carpenter, R. Cornett, 'L. Iohnson, D. Humphries, P. Neff, N. Morgan, P Meadows, N. Bartlett, L. Wheeler. Row 2: W. Horne, D. Yaeger, A. Frantz, L. Arms, D. Coriell, A Hagerman, F. White, R. Hopkins, T. Theiss, M. Levine, I. He-nsge. Row 3: R. Cartee, M. Lawson, G Edwards, B. Combs, C. Linham, S. Linham, R. Adams, I. Anglin, M. Blevings, B. Hedrick. Row 4: D. Ginn, L. Lang, C. Cranston, I. Iohnson, B. Newman, I. McNamara, V. Robeson, D. Childers S Clark, E. Schusky, D. Coe. , . K1 rf' ff' 1 M Q A ., if-2: i p U.: . it sf4W9gl 3' . , y gr, 31 Jig Q Row 1: O. Lewis, B. Rollins, P. Ramsey, F. Siaker, L. Coe, H. Slattery, C. Vanis, L. Riggs, R. Pelfrey. Row 2: B. McCulloch, M. McColqan, B. Russell, P. Grassman, C. Linham, N. Cole, R. Hop- kins, D. Poole, I. Hensqe, M. Levine. Row 3: I. Litz, A. Sisson, C. Hartz, B. Humphreys, R. McAfee, S. Lehman, N. Bartlett, I. Daugherty, B. Combs, V. Wagner. Row 4: C. Cranston, L. Kimble, S. Clark, D. Kerns, D. Byers, E. Green, R. Kempton, B. Newman, I. McNamara. REVELLERS CLUB The sponsor for the Revellers' Club was Mr. Glass. Under his direction the club presented Dear Ruth, a three-act comedy, on December lO and ll. Mr. Glass also directed a one-act play tor a school assembly program. A new feature this year was the direction of plays by the club members. These plays were presented after school at regular meetinqs of the club. Not only do the members of Bevellers learn how to act and direct, but they also become familiar with every phase ot play production. Revellers' members handled all the business arrangements, sta-ge setting, liqhtinq, make-up and other details for Dear Ruth . Officers were Ed Green, presidentg Iune Hensqe, vice-president: Norma Bartlett, treasurer, and Ruth McAfee, secretary. Row 1: C. Addington, I. Bias, D. Maple, R. Pauley, I. Stone, S. Thatcher, M. Keyes, B. McRoberts, E. Ford. Row 2: F. Kline, H. Fannin, l. Cullen, B. Sikes, I. Meeks, M. L. Small, E. Bertram, M. Winters, M. Glascock, D. Ginn. at 1-H ,,. we EF! :ff an 1 -if Zi--t F ,sg t 'BF' My 'W iz! I f-may K ' K U sf I Q' il N, QU 4-Fir gr. Row 1: S. Lehman, I. Hensqe, M. Levine, D. Armstrong, B. Combs, F. White, P. Robeson, D. Maple, L. Wheeler. Row 2: R. Stacey, I. Aeh, I. Anqlin, P. Iourney, B. Preston, A. Falter, L. Oppenheimer, I. Cullen, B. Poehlein, D. Pyle. Row 3: D. Brake, B. Martin, I. Thomas, B. Drake, B. Russell, S. Taylor, P. Smith, L. Locke, E. Lambert, B. Sikes, C. Middlecamp. GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB Row 1: N. Morgan, I. Kelley, N. Appel, R. Hopkins, I. Daugherty, D. Berry, B. Bodner, G. Edwards G. Ashe. Row 2: F. Staker, M. Hanes, C. Compton, P. Kline, A. Pain, P. Pyles, H. Coyle, A. Snook L. Binns, P. Osbom, A. Gault. Row 3: N Moree, P. Gordon, G. Prater, P. Grassman, C. Distel, L I-looser, M. McColqcm, L. Ledman, P. Ramsey, S. McKe1vey, Y. Dover, L. Grimes, B. Goodman. 1 1 'W awk'-if H.,--.pr .li K ff .Q QL- 1 FRENCH CLUB Row l: S. Harvey, A. Snook, R. McAfee, B. Combs, M. Carley, A. Falter. low I.: M. McColqan, I.. Ledrnan, P. Gordon, B. Kimble, M. Millard, P. Grassman, C. Mitchell. SPANISH CLUB Row 1: I. Hensqe, M. Levine, H. Slattery, A. Young, F. Staker, B. Sikes, B. Preston, F. Williams Row 2: I. Iones, S. Taylor, M. Small, I. Meeks, M. Glascock, C. Middlecamp, N. Appel, C. Linham D. Armstrong, P. Ramsey, H. Coyle. Row 3: D. Cooper, D. Coe, D. Arthur, C. David, B. Ehrman C. Mohl, D. Newman, D. Multer, B. Hensqe, B. Argeros, B. Barney, F. Golden. at 'I' , f S 5 m 'St ,N . at if .... . L ...xxx 'Mx T.6iI. Row 1: D. Deiner, D. Baker, H. Keibler, B. Faris, R. Fugitt, W. Walls, Mr. Crabtree, Mr. Emmons, Mr. Spears, I. Belford, R. Statts, W. Downey, D. Wright, D. Askew, W. Thatcher. Row 2: I. Henson, I. Meade, W. Rogers, F. Franz, H. Willis, B. Keyes, I. Lykins, I. Widdig, D. Adams, W. Willis, E. Pelty, R. Albrecht, D. Mauk, Z. Allen, B. Hardy. Row 3: I. Price, R. Kidwell, A. Keyes, F. Buckley, T. Tipton, C. Ratliff, B. Seevers, I. Freeland, D. Williams, R. Richter, H. Willis, B, Uhl, H. Rogan, H. Bretz, B. Smith. Row 4: E. Kalb, D. McClean, B. Fenton, B. Adams, G. Humphries, S. Lane, D. Phipps, C. Williams, L. Percell, I. Douglas, I. Rammel, C. Bias, H. Kiebler, G. Scott, I. Barney, D. Riley, G. Ashley. BETTY LAMP CLUB Membership in the Betty Lamp Club is restricted to girls enrolled in the Home Economics class at Portsmouth High School. Meetings are held every three Weeks in the Home Ec. living room. This year the club was under the leader- ship ot Patsy Meadows, president, and was sponsored by Miss Dorothy Mac- Donald, instructor. Row 1: P. Cooper, P. Meadows, M. Lakeman, M. Haggerty, E. Dailey, C. Lakin, M. Powell, S. Hall, A. Hagerman. Row 2: R. Howard, I. Eichhorn, M. McGraw, I. Grashel, C. Munyon, I. Mackoy, M. Tingler, I. Ward, I. Ball. Rod 3: E. Leadinqham, B. McRoberts, D. Heaberlin, N. Slone, I. Strunk, R. Cade, V. Pentleton, N. Scaman. Xi' gt? S u-J K CO-OP CLUB The Commercial Co-operative is an extra course offered in the P.H.S. cur- riculum. The girls go to school in the mornings and Work in offices down-town during the afternoons. ln this way they get valuable office practice While still in school. Miss lean Salladay is co-ordinator, and Ianet Moore was club president during the past year. Row 1: M. Fordyce, R. Shepard, I. Kinney, A. Kiebler, M. Elliott, N. Miller W I-layslip I Diddle Row 2: Miss Salladay, D. Williams, R. Monk, I. Moore, M. Bercini, C. Salisbury, Chafiiri, Good: man, M. Maze. D. E. CLUB Girls taking Distributive Education work are directed by Miss Doris Scisinger. The girls receive instruction in the morning pertaining to afternoon work in stores down-town. ln this Way they are earning and learning while still in school. Ramona Ann Harr served as president ot the group during the very active school year - 1948 - 49. Row 1: M. Looney, I. Suter, W. Spradlin P Copas D Donley C Wheeler D McCo Row 2 M' . . , . , . , . y. : iss Scisinqer. B, Schuyler, P. Dadosky, R. Harr, L. Frasher, B. McLaughlin, P. O'Conner, I. Markham. COMMERCIAL CLUB Row 1: B. Moore, S. Hamblin, C. Vanis, C. Addington, I. Lewis, B. White, C. Carpenter, P. Iourney, I. Haqaman, P. Sparks, B. Naqel, M. Lee. Row 2: G. Beck, E. Bertram, O. Lewis, B. Rollins, M. Lilly, R. Cartee, R. Suter, G. Lawson, L. Riggs, N. Slusher, R. Apel, I. Aeh, R. Adams, I. Meeks. Row 3: M. Glascock, I. Luckett, M. Downs, B. Bodmer, D. Berry, I. Daugherty, B. Chucales, B. McRoberts, I. Earl, P. Richards, D. Walters, I. Hill, G. Sammons, A. Parker, R. Earls. The Commercial Club of Portsmouth High School is a newly orqanizea ciao with the purpose of furnishing a medium for further acquaintinq commercial students with problems of the business World. Officers for the club were: Sid Keller, president: Pat Pyles, vice-president: Iudy Aeh, secretary, and Patty Sparks, treasurer. Miss Hazel Wyant serves as sponsor. CHEERLEADERS Left to riqht: G. Ashe, B. I. Poehlein, S. Taylor, I. Kelley, N. Morgan, M. Hanes. Cenier Bottom: L. Wheeler, B. Preston, L. Hooser, W. McFarland. 5,5 . si' Q T-T-Tro: I-I-Ian: V E5-fag: I-I-Ian Ilsdllllus. ,til TROIANS- TROIANS, . TROIANS, TROIANS 1 TROIANS I v i' 1 . i qg3ffji2. W TRUJAN 1949 9 76 9 SP 0 R 13' 1949 Troian Football Co-Captains ' ls Mmm x ,pa '!,'lvWh.,i X .QQ Y' E. ff Wifi g 3 ,M . FOOTBALL TEAM r Row 1: G. Hatch, H. Garnbill, L. Haley, H. Wallace, R. Plymale, H. Bender, R. Benner. Row 2: Coach Heller, T. Dickson, R. Albrecht, D. Mauk, D. Flinders, R. White, D. Coe, L. Scott, L. Thompson. Row 3: Coach Mitchell, Coach Meadows, W. Corbitt, B. Ruth, I. Keyser, Z. Allen, B. Adams, R. Shockley, D. Sanford. M cz n a g e r s Row 1: G. Hatch, L. Kimble, B. Wimbish. Row 2: F. Hoskins, D. Vallance, H. Gambill. .milf p'1 ' ,Vl- W .Q K .-,, ' ff A 3, , ,- 'N f' , U a 5 f gi V 4 if ., . Z I me ,W z f ' 4 ' Y 7 . I ui Ld' up is lu Q 1 .- , 5 I 'AW Q? , in 1 44 Q' .Ay 4 A my 7 W , . 1 Y- . 1553 Q. I 1' FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: W. Campbell, D. Cho:bot, R. Bauer, D. Adams, L. Smith, R. Lucky, F. Hoskins, Mgr. Row 2 D. Upp, C. Howell, B. Whitehouse, K. Berlin, W. Carter, B. Hamilton, H. Freckag B. Wimbish, D. Val lance, mgrs. Row 3: A. Dickey, I. Goodman, B. lson, I. Appel, D. Gambill, C. Fuqitt, W. Grierson L. Kimble, mgr. Coaches Row 1: Reserve Coach Heller, Head Varsity Coach Meadows, Line Coach Lorentz. Row 2: Line Coach Mitchell 1 6 L. HALEY D. SANFORD I. APPEI. z. ALLEN 927 WAX ' 5 1 W li. fx :I V .5 I ' :.,. E 'rraoams 26.-WILRIAMSON 6. TRELJAN 1949 Q EU Q D. GAMBILL K. BERLIN , I I I W. CARTER W. CAMPBELL B. RUTH Q' K n X-F if .-M 'N D. COE X W J W1 , . V 0225? f I -moms 17.-Aqumsz TRDJAN 1949 QE1 O I. KEYSER R. ALBRECHT D. FRECKA 4 'Q ,..,., . X B. WHITEHOUSE L. SCOTT B. ISON f D. FLINDERS 2 N D. cr-mnor W fe Q X Z 4? I , , 'P . - Nw .1 558 7 ,-- cm Icom: 5, TREIIJAN 19 49 QEZQ T. DICKSON D. ADAMS '- 4 7 .. K 5 .... - ,,,. , -Q 5 .D M H ., 3 ' L'..: 1 TQ X ,.,. . I - .: -:- E ai. :,- ?'i3:f D. MAUK X is rg. 'rnounvsou it-R f :: F1 , 1 , ' 1 24 L :f v A vi . f i fi C. HOWELL M 151 ff U Q,-Pfam f TROJANS HA SFIELD' TRCIJAN 1949 9 E3 9 ADAMS GREERSON R. PLYMALE H. BENDER R.WI-IITE Q X ia A Q fy-Wu reams za-spmsncm 19. TREIJAN 1949 Q E4 Q R. BAUER D. UPP B. HAMILTON L. SMITH Llkl C. I-'UGITT I. GOODMAN A. DICKEY R. LUCKY W. CORBITT TRCLJAN 1949 955 Q -1 I if Q 00' Portsmouth 25 - Columbus Aquinas 7 The Portsmouth High School Trojans opened their l948 football season with a 25-7 victory over Columbus Aauinas. Long runs featured the game which marked Carl Meadows' inaugural as head coach, Dave Gambill and Lofton Smith each scored two touchdowns. Portsmouth 2 - Middletown 12 A fiohtina band of Trojan warriors held the vaunted Middletown Middies to a 17-2 score. The two points were notched on a safety after Ports- mouth had driven to the Middie 2-yard line. Dave Flinders and Lofton Smth were outstanding on offense for the Trojans. Portsmouth 20 - Springfield 19 A last minute touchdown and Darrell Coe's second evtrrv point aave the Trojan eleven rr hard- fought 70-19 victory over the Sorinafield Wild- cats. Dave Gambill scored twice and a Russ White to Alex Dickey pass chalked up the third tally. Portsmouth 0 - Mansfield 33 A powerful Mansfield eleven outmanned a hard fighting Trojan team and racked up a 33-U score. Behind good blocking the Tygers pushed across scores in the first, second, and third quarters. Portsrnouth's farthest penetration came on a drive. sparked by Dave Garnbill's passing, which reached the Mansfield 18. Portsmouth 32 - Chillicothe 8 The Trojans bounced back to trounce the Chilli-- cothe Cavaliers 32-8. Ray Luckey scored twice on long runs and Dee Mauk added another touch- down. Dave Gambill passed to.Alex Dickey for TRUJAN 1949 oeeo yard plunge. a fourth. and Gambill made the fifth on a one- 'C' Portsmouth l2 - Hamilton 34 The Hamilton Biq Blue pounded out a 34-lZ victory over the Trojans, but they were forced to fight hard all the way to notch the win, Dave Gambill scored both the Trojans' touchdowns. Portsmouth 47 - Toledo Woodward 0 The Trojans really poured it on to smash down the Polar Bears by a 47-O count. This was the longest score run up all season by Portsmouth. Lowell Thompson scored once and Dave Gambill and Russ White made two touchdowns each. White also hit Alex Dickey and Lotion Smith touchdown passes. Portsmouth 13 - lronton 27 ln their annual qrid classic the lronton Tigers smashed a 27-13 victory over the Trojans. lron- ton scored early in the first period and led all the way. For the Trojans Dave Gambill chalked up one touchdown and Russ White passed to Alex Dickey for the other score. Portsmouth 7 - Ashland 6 Portsmouth's Trojans rounded out the season with a 7-6 win over Ashland. The qame was played in a downpour of rain. Russ White passed to Dave Gambill for the touchdown and Gambill passed to Walter Corbitt for the winning extra point. Portsmouth 26 - Williamson 6 In their third invasion of a foreian field the Red-and-Blue team defeated an outclassed Wil- liamson eleven 26-6. Dave Gambill notched three touchdowns and a Russ White to Alex Dickey pass accounted for the fourth. me Qy Diff 3,1 eww f fx ff ff ADDIN6 70 A gk 'f R HM-q iw Zi ii ir 'Vx :iw V 'F TRUJAN 1949 Q as 0 we NE X Hou: THA .g 5 F ug? li? L moams 42-rouzoo wooowmn Q 1 ' g f 3 1 5 x , L'0l0RF0l FO0TBAll 5B45'0N TRIILJAN 19 toad: Meadows Klkks ' . an , W. , .. W a,,W ,. ,ggg wzg ,S .,,. 1 g .jg ,.::g: if?ffkgE':jb:,iqQ'21fp4gg:gW2b'f.g5SQf -ug -is: M'.g.f. :z- 5 Q '53 P+ E VH M A V b 'W R Ei igim . ,. . z 5 , ' sf 31. , Q , ag iggfgl gi : : ' ' ' 7 ,QMSZHE5 r::, sE :.-+a.1: ,: '- : :1 Q : , ysfwii . 9 W NN ,.,,.x .,.,. . ,..., ........ . . 1 4 ..--.- : -----f V ..1 .... : A X 1 W 3 X ww w ,Q Y, lv 3 ,ur Y v ,N Q A M1 3 si Pg N MW A Eg Q 1 . 4 '- 4 M ' W -:-2-Q:-':-.-if' ' , Ska? ' Sgt ' .s W W , W 1 aw Wffxii, MW . -. 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YJ: 5 wgwgkmmibw -My ilglv W Q. , Qfziwwifik lsgx M QW .- , - - - - 1 EQSRQFSEQM . 2 1 1-'22f2: - J awa fiwiw H y .+. ----:xv ., .. 4..,1N5Xz2a. 9 YQQEQMEQK 2-Rig , ---',-, L wmswmxi , - - H A 5 3 Mx 5 , xv V g M oagfl To V12 ary! ' TREIJAN 1949 Q 91Q ,rg N? A 4' 1 I The 1948 Troian Football Banquet DAVID GAMBILL Most Valuable Player Coach and Athletic Director WILLIAM ROHR Football Coach CARL MEA DOWS HARRY STUHLDREHER Couch University of Wisconsin IERRY BOYD W P A Y ' 2 x -mm, 8 gi, ' A , . 5 wmv Q E- nw K R -J 46? 'WN M? I 3 335' L.J-H l N, ,.....,,X I cm 1' Mx iHvAv-A G29 ff' MTN iff!! ...if 'Gin -my .N W 3521. W ,,Q,,,,.,.-N 'U' N Q'-ag RESERVE TEAM ,Q U o O U :li 3 0 I T3 L1 Q 42' .4 25 5 -:If L27 U1 .E 4: U KD :S D v4 .ai 2 o CII C5 if E1 ri 2 LE 3 .. ri .M U KD s.. L1- G .ll B o I3 qr. M Heller, B, Armstrong, B. lson, L. Purcell, G. Hicks, L. Pitcher -z1ue1o'1 qonog ID 52? rf! - w.. 0'T' sz P3 Of? S. 95 '1 gjl. :Tw ,. U3 CDO 'H 53 gf E SD Q5 -:s FU CD I. Or' Sw SQ X-1 1 F U mp G7 go 25 Bo- QW :I-' 'sv im Os. 05' ,,. Eff' 9 mc LQ U5 5150 gm Q is 'ID- E10 P WYHJ. LLISHYA HF Q I uf, Y Q53 ga Coach Charles Lorentz. Coach William Rohr, Coach George Heller Frank Golden. Lee Pitcher, lim Meade - Managers Ii . r C E 35 Q' R wr N--..,,.,,N NM GRA '- --v...,,s.NN mga Q 1 asf' if I ' RUDY LANE 1 fForwa:rdl J TEH! 'N-qw nl11 1--M if-, IERRY BARRY lCenterl DAVE GAMBILL lForwczrdl WALTER CORBITT lCenterl BERT BARNEY lGuardJ D. E. NEWMAN fCenterl ' if' . -11' 'L ww 'ig L A ,- 1 51 ' 1 X xr if A .f N ix x L . A i , L5 fu 5? L L C Z SW' L if 9 f 1 . gy W 1'-vt Y 1 K :E f , x .,'.f ' If. .-2.01: ff: R 1'-1 BEN SMITH 'ff Q 'Gunn BOB DOLL lForwcn'dJ ' BOB KIMBLE IGucn'dD ELL ' ' RUSSELL WHITE L lGucxrdD CARROLL HOWELL Q , CGucn'dl S X., RWE! N-L... wg IAMES DOUGLAS lCenterl XJ W f i Basketball Season -- 1948- 49 Wa I - lost 5 Portsmouth 50 Portsmouth 56 Portsmouth 46 Portsmouth 49 Portsmouth 44 Portsmouth 50 Portsmouth 59 Portsmouth 42 Portsmouth 55 Portsmouth 53 Portsmouth 48 Portsmouth 42 Portsmouth 42 Portsmouth 38 Portsmouth 58 Portsmouth 53 Portsmouth 65 Portsmouth 53 .4A,... ,. Portsmouth 5l Portsmouth 52 Portsmouth 64 Portsmouth 43 TOURNAMENT lt Portsmouth East Ironton Chillicothe Hamilton Columbus East Huntington East Springfield Middletown Greenfield Chillicothe Lima South Springfield Middletown Hamilton Lima Central Monroe Washington C.H. Ironton Portsmouth East Gallipolis Hillsboro Lancaster TRUJAN 1949 9 mm Q 1 29 42 38 48 54 41 51 45 43 24 43 55 36 49 45 42 57 51 36 44 59 'll A ,N my EV S TRUJAN 1949 Q 11:11 Q PLANNING TOURNAMENT STRATEGY 'f M wa Rczvmf If iq-in 5 A xv TRDJAN1949 QTCJZQ BERT BARNEY Captain 1949 - 1950 AND IERRY BARRY Captain 1948 - 1949 COACH TIPPY DYE Ohio State AND COACH . WILLIAM ROHR Portsmouth High l in tttt it i BASKETBALL BANQUET Top honors at the annual basketball banquet were taken by Ierry Barry, senior, and Bert Barney, iunior. This year':s captain, Barry, won both the most valuable player award, given by the votes of his teammates, and the efficiency award for which each boy is graded on all-around playing for the year. Barney was named as Captain for next year. Speaker for the banquet was Coach Tippy Dye of Ohio State. 93324 mmm ff ' SKU' 'J f ' ,-p,.4.f wav' 1i XA' Vhf 3 N-ob fl... uisgzfl V uf uw u Q ii ig!! Saw N 7524? 5 W- h V Kiwi, Zsffmgsi? ,si '52, ' E 'hymn .. .--f ww Q53 A sf ,ai 4 . nm J - ,xwuwu Nm 123 fm :sm ,urww W mar. wanna: ff- an uf paw.: 9: s .f f 252 an Q. A Q Q .1 , .dr M . an V 6. A Os' an ax FRESHMAN SOFTBALL Row 1: P. Wilder, C. Crawford, R. Theiss, S. Creme, I. Diduit. Row 2: C. Chinn, L. Guilky, H. Boring, M. Stoker. SOPHOMORE SOFTBALL Row 1: E. Rogers, F. White, I. Ames, N. Plymole, P. Robeson. Row 2: S. McKe1vey, S. Sequr, B. Anderson, R. Stacey, C. Distel. XNWAXW 'rv' mx MSL 6 4 x V, pv- IUNIOR SOFTBALL Row 1: B. Russell, M. McCol an P. G q , rossmcm, N. White, A. Fcxlter. Row 2: N. Sisson, M. M . P. Gordo , B. S oree n colt, L. Ledman, R. Oakley. SENIOR SOFTBALL Row 1: N. Morgan, I. Kelley, D. Armstrong, I. Anqlin, A. Snook, B. I. Poehlein. Row 2: I. Hensqe M. Levine, P. Ramsey, F. Slicrker, R. Adams, N. Appel, R Hopkins. Bm 'xr' M-I 'N'-..-up iowa J Y' 5 R 4 J P if 1 v L, k 1 Q 5 f g,. X Kwfisx rw. ASSE ., QQ . Q I ,. M A' W ' W H as 4 , L: ...,. I L ffmx W ffffm MW Rf W au ,M ,R Zggw ,x ilf?,Mi ,L L ,awww Y -4- H W K W' 'wwmxilymgggg 1, .- W M! I k.,,g:f. gggw, 5 W v 4 -.X f Mwmixwv W7 W ' 'i W'm. 5 i9QQyi W ,Q M W Q f., Ai wwf, ,, , M B5QamgiggE,, 1 K ,M ,WSWN gif? 5 X 1 'W H W. H Q'?'mwA hi. 1. ,Q . f law K M ,M .M ,mWf,T,Q,x,wWN , 5 4 www A M' Wang NW-ff-W, Wgjwssflwf K Y W W Q-QW. 'f -'M W 1, W WWW, L X K :QA K fwaqwwhaxwmgfvx YM 5-'gr ,M I ME,.:Qy1f- if ,ff . :U .wwf 3' -ff-imxsxg i'unfq,'fg,Hw,gK i fgi ' ww x mv '5m ff-n..,.,, 'Eva EE'mf'l M-f DRAMA Mll'uw.....,.,,,m - Aw wwwwnm' ash AfA 1 A 4 ' Q ' if THE SENIOR CLASS OF PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS BE6lNNfR'5' WC!! R Comedy by Glenn Huqhu Portsmouth H430 Scffonl Aadhollbm Anm. zum me :sm sus P, M, 3-Xi r 1 1 by Arranger 1 th HOW FTEHSON 6 'OMPANY wr r. rt ,,.,,MM PLAYS -- AS A MEDIUM FOR DISCOVERING TALENT AND GIVING AN OUTLET FOR DRAMATIC ABILITY. lean Masters Gml Fuller . . Crrrrs Murray Paul Hanford Mrs Ptke Mr, X . . Put Iordcn v. .. , Bmmwall Booth Meq McReu v. Tony Donato Htrdxe Brown .,.. , Mrrarrme 1-xrrrrrperdrrrcxr crrrrerroe Coy Lucy Rives . . . Brrrrs Bonrlrmzry Dlrector .. ..,. . , THE CAST mm Armck Hem Coyle Lfrrrv xrrrrbte . mr Nwrrmrr Susxe Lwhmfm Ralph Earls Drrrrm Lw Poofe crrrrrtes Mom Cxrny vvnqner , Georqe crrmrrue Nancy Morgan . Mqrruyrr sxevrrrqs Ed Green Betty Humphreys . Ralph Hmm: . Bert mmm TIME The Present SCENE A sreerrwrch vruqqe Awrrrrrsrrr ofcupreri by Ierrrr, Grrrr, var, arm Meg Act I-Momtnq Act 11-Anerrmrr ol the me day Act III-Later the sums altsmocn COKMTITDI fVYI.1omthoCa:landIh0DironrnThmIH TICKETS My Gale Watts Re-thu Cortes, Alma Spence, Mndelyn Lawson, Iunet Moore, MAKEUP -- Mxss Anna Blazer Mxss Margaret Anderson, Mill Helen DuP1e Pusucilrv Mxldrsd Keyes Freda Mfnrrrre, Dot Berry Iudy Aerr rwmlre Adams, Mrrnqrr LW PROPERTIES--IOY Anqtm Betty Inna Poehletn, Leann! Wheeler STAGE CREW -Bxqlsr Ehrmnn Charles Dovas, Ray Eennlr. Hunk O Roarlr Lowell Thompson PROMPTEFS:---Ioan Obrxst, Louise Iewett USHERS:Y com, strrurrra Berry Ne1s0rr, carats Hum, Betty Boyle, tuck umrqharry Florence smxrsr Helen sreverrmrr,De10r9r Skeens Irrrrrrrnrr Hxll, Parry your-rrey, num Mcmee, Mary Arm Hrrmrrxrrr, wurrdq Askew. OFF-STAGE MUSIC -Murlinrsv Lemons 3 at Fhnhuwmubmwp l . , - ., www? 'uN3':'1'l5W7'9'5 W ' f MW f'Ag1g,41gM1,QNW 'M' S 0 THE I-IIGHLIGHT OF THE IUNTOR YEAR IS THE EAGERLY AWAITED CLASS PLAY. TRUJAN1949 Q112 Q SUSIE THE SIREN By Anne Coulter Martens MRS. REYNOLDS - SUSIE - - MIDGE - PETEY GUSSIE - Ma. REYNOLDS IIM - - - BLIMP - Mrss OAKEY - AGNES - BEVERLY - NONA - MR. POLEY - JUMBO - - MRS. COMSTALK DUGAN ' ---- ' - Directed by Miss MARY xnnusz THE CAST Martha Millard Roseanne Walqenbach Loretta I-looser Barbara Rollins Oleta Lewis Betty Lu Russell Catherine Vanis Wanda McFarland Kathleen Lyons Skip DuPuy Steve Clark Bill Henson Bill Adams Gerry Himes Barbara Sikes Barbara Preston Nancy White Barbara Scott Pat Abrams Tom Swope Barbara Lauqlin Bill Hensge 1 T 2 1 1 5 , 1 1, if W .R ,im vi' if QF' Q 4 ,LLM fk f' r SN ,M- ,-f '!A .'3 'wx 1 ,wwf- 1 3 SUSIE THE SIREN SCENES TAKEN FROM THE PLAY Top left lfrom left to rightl: Bill Adams, Loretta Hooser, Steve Clark, Oleta Lewis, Catherine Vanis, Barbara Scott, Barbara Preston, Nancy White. Center left: Oleta Lewis, Bill Adams, Loretta Hooser, Steve Clark. Lower left fthe production staffl: Lois Ledman, Phoebe Grassman, Ann Bart- lett, Charles Rayburn, Charles Davis, Rosella Pelfrey, Nancy Schneider, Phyllis Gordon, Bob Patton, Ierry DeArmond. Top right: Barbara Rollins, Roseanne Walgenbach, Betty Lu Russell Lower right: Kathleen Lyons, Skip DuPuy, Gerry Himes, Betty Lu Russell, Barbara Rollins, Bill Henson. Inlet: Pat Abrams. . . M ,............,.---.- -Ms-X we--w..-u........,,.,.... Receiving cl few pointers. 49' 11948 ei low 0 CNET DORA MRS RUTH WILKINS MIR-IAM WILKINS JUDGE HARRY WILKINS RUTH VV'1LK1'NS LT WILLIAM SEAWRIGHT ALBERT KUMMER sm' cuucx VLNCEN1' Hmow Kuoaannmavan Unnmeudy gms pam Betty Lou Combs , Nancy Cole Emma Dbu Ford , Dean Byen Jacqueline Daugherty , 'Ed Green Bob Newman W Dick Kerna , , Tom Swope Virginia Wagner SETTING Living room of the Wiikinal Kew Gardena Lang Iiland ACT I -cene 1 Saturday mommy ene Same day Five Mteen P M iundav mommy onenmy A, M. AFT ll 'lunday morning Ten A ame day Noon we dav Fnur P M ,--,--,--'--..v,-,---,-1--F COMMTTT STAGE .,,, W Tom Dickson, Steve Clark, Donna Poole. Dnt Berry. Bill Henson. Jerry DeArm0nd. Pnori-mms ,,,,,, W mem umm. sum mmm. sm-bm sim, Barbara Macullocn. Pnonrrams , , ,Q Norma Bartlett. umm Barker TICKETS , .W ,,,, ,, Lois Ledman. Loretta Hooaer, Connie Linham. Mary Kate Eianaulle. Dot Berry, Roaella Pel- frey, Ann Bartlett, Ben Miller, Swve Clark, Loretta Bar- ker, Larry Kimble, Sud: Lehman, Ruth McAfee, Nancy Siaeon, Roger Kempton. Norma Bartlett. PROGRAM ,,,..,. .... Roseanne W-menmn, mi. amhen, amy um-hem. PUBLICITY ,,,,, ,.. Loretta Hoosier, Mary Kate Eianlugle, Nancy Simon, Lois lndman. USHEIE ,,.,. .,,,, , Roseanne Walgenbach, Sally Ti1a?4he'r. lnia Mitchell, Betty Mclloberts, Dieu Igwis, Barbara Rollins, Barbara Sikefa, Isabelle Cullina, Phyllia Smith. June Hensge, Juanita Hill, Catherine Vanin. ADVERTISING . YY,,,,,,,, J0yl:a Meeks, Marilyn Glucoek, Marilyn Blevinks, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS , , ,,,,, Gemperline Furniture Oo.- Baker the Baker, Martinifn. Pmanml by pedal m-annul: via muMA1'ls1-a rl.Av sllwlmn nw. Nlw Yon! wg Wa 95? xt wo' wi? vows' we TREIJAN 1949 Q 116 Q mam-HA sEAwmfQflfrn,'. ff fnff ,QfQz.,,e11. penny X Q 1 .. V 5 . le 3. . , ' . - ' rife' Q61 1 , ,lv A . .M. V ll ' 09 we 0 A 169 soo in B sown ca-'55 ny 3 F vt G od mominq, Dear, cbd o you sXeep well? Lek's pkrf post oiiiczek The Lieukencmk Xiy wcms to know have the ring. N194901 17. TRU-JAN19'4Q Q 115 Q The Portsmouth High School marching bond of seventy pieces takes to the field to provide entertainment for the ions cmd to qive inspiration to the Trojcrns. ,A M0516 mx -5 i P. LINDEMAN vi N Je P yn R . -1 an KL 55251 fi? 'Ig ' P43213- 'Ef JS 5 5- X N ,WK A 5, g,f W YJ. ,W ,5 M., SYLVIA 32 a . .9 , f ig- ,. ' 1' 2 'W'ffw,.,.,,N :i k ff NW ' , ii5Q.,wy ,.,?. ::.:, ,v 3 as Q .iiwgmfwegg xx 3 6 R 43 it R f, 356 f af Ki P. IUSTICE x Q Wx . Y 1 QE' 1. S 9 , ,F A Sh ix F L. saw: -:E ' ,.,. 3 FZ: W ffyif .SQ ,js sf is 1.4: Q ' x X 2 Ng fi 25. Wu. i'.m? 'x V55 A f ffi-,WN fg A x X Moseley, Russell Multer, Dick Mustard, lames Nichols, Bob Perkins, Don Ramey, Shirley Ratclifl, Iim Robinson, Mark Rudity, Hazel Schne.der, lames Shamblin, Happy Spence, Alma Staker, Bob Stitt, Lovene Strunk, lanet Sutter, lanet Swope, Tom Tucker, Randy Truitt, Edward Waring, Bud White, Amos Powell, Williams Marshall, Annette Flowers, Don Flannery, Harry Fufle, Hubert B Staker, lim Saqraves, Ronald Stapleton, Ben McAfee, Paula Conley, Barbara Monk, Roger Henson, Bill MAIORHTES Selby lustice Mustard Arnold Llndeman Frazer iw' 15222 if Kg .sk CHOIR Row 1: P. Sparks, I, Gulley, H. Hemphill, W. Wheeler, D. Dever, I. Garrett, P. Ball. Row 2: B Nagel, C. Mitchell, D. Harris, B. Chucales, I. Suter, L. Stitt, M. Keyes, N. Moore. Row 3: G. Cur nutte, D. Gibbs, D. Byers, D. Kerns, I. Wasserman, H. Goetz, D. Davis, R. Kempton. GIRLS' CHOIR Row 1: M. Edwards, C. Miller, P. Cooper, C. Lakin, D. Goddard, N. Owen, M. Lucas, B. Haselip Row 2: A. Sparks, E. Dailey, I. Milward, F. McPheters, M. Gee, B. Scott, I. Coriell, D. Stemshorn C. Sparks. . A CHOIR Row 1: B. Siamper, D. Rigley, E. Rawlins, C. Darby, C. Aniis, I. Lewis, C. Vanis. Row 2: N. New- man ,R. Stacy, N. Newman, S. Michelhauqh, D. Abrams, P. Pyles, M. Pence. Row 3: B, Anderson M. Millard, G. Sammons, D. I. Walters, W, Powell, D. Hallis, R. Thompson, W. Wheeler. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row 1: I. Souders, I. Harrison, D. Burch, M. Haggerty, B. Raicliff, W. Stevenson, A. Price, F. White- D side, M. Zuefle. Row 2: S. Hoover, M, Powell, W. Adams, L. Arms, I, Sommer, B. Anderson, Boyle, M. Wright, L. Chucales, D. Heaberlin. Row 3: E. Sawlculech, W. Moore, I. Graham, D. ' ' N Everly, K. Steffens, D. Double, R. Pauley, l. Grashel, C. Munyon, R. Skeens. Row 4: N. Bwins, Vicars, M. McGraw, P. Adams, H. Boring, P. Elliot, A. Craft, L. Gullet, H. Bowman, D. Gibbs, N. Seaman. . as HMM Row 1: T. Swope, D. Multer, E. Meyers, E. Humphreys. Row 1: R. Clark, R. McBride, Boring, E. Ford. avi PEP BAND A :fm Moritz, B. McAfee, I. Baker, H. Wcrinq. Row 2: B. Nichols, W. ORCHESTRA M. Dever, I. Strunk. Row 5: T. Swope, R. Tucker, E. Moritz, H. ,M W-......, -1 .y. .T . ,aff-. P . re X ,fp f gi S' II00l llff 'X sg- Q an gsm - Q. f fmwfx Z CAN A MDV 6fMN6'f HU? MIND? , o O W 'fs if Yx,,,fL,4fsff WQAH 5 xqqq' 5 553535 , ' f 'W' 'YTQ Wed ' 'Sci Z4 'fflal ZBWEW 25zZ gf 129 A A i-L J Wk ' he '43 :ZZ if 'k 2 iu' 'k': 1 5 .,.,.QQ, ngl I - - mwyfg! 7,6 A f':': - Lt .-. -rf ,L f QS' ' , , R363 .TJ Y W fc, m,4n 1-tu.-r 1 6.9 Q19 'M jig, dp? 4 21 Q E717 1 K 5q48 1Q1Y1T ,y j f Q '1 wt -A 5 if Z. x GX? : 1 ,. 4 - - 52,0 5 fffa' Q4 ,,,: A. 226 I , , X, 7. WW XX sp L 4Biw 7 ., w b ,.,--v ' , . V W W f 15' DEE H175 Tiff Bllllffyfl mar l5R6T7 ma 1' i fi 'HY 4 P47715 FRANTZ . . . f007'Bv4ll 00fEN --.gh-...Q HS.. Nr :ggi Y vf Nix Many? 'Qu 1 Q. fs if , Q 3 s ,W it X 94 'm 15:31 'm 1 A V fff x'.xX:fx'j:. XXX 5 o , X 6 XQ1':XNxXiXX c :Sf x XXX X 5 1 Q ' 34? as f L 5' 2 So, S. iq ' f W 3 S ,VX X 3 ' . XX JQQ5 A fi, Q, 4'5 bl D 'fb X iw i V,ar 2 9, f'f N l v , f i-I is A SOPI-IOMORE CANDIDATE RUTH STACY TRELJAN1949 0135 Q MISS TROIAN CANDIDATES IUNIOR CANDIDATE ROSELLA PELFREY FRESHMAN CANDIDATE PATRICIA WILDER 007715 MAPZE Milfs Trofkm 1949 101 per. ipongor. Wiiow ,Ace-9 109 denu Q 1 5- cxub Xdd' -Cys. . x W . ani. T1 tesgd ueosufa Ckmgxfkson' kg? P.H.S.'s students from Panama Canal Zone: Mark McKee Doris McKee Leaders in ihe Cancer Drive Cleft to right? Martina Stark, Anna Parker, Rosalie Adams, Icmet Mosely, Ruth McAfee, Hulen Slattery FIRST WINNERS of the A. Graves Williams scholarships to University of Cincinnati were Elton Scott ftop leftl of Portsmouth High School, and Eugene Garner flop rightl of Miniord High. The boys are being congratulated by Forest L. Williams Ctop centerl, chairman ot the board oi Williams Mfg. Co., which offered the scholarships. PRACTICE SESSION WITH MR. HELSTROM 1 K TRU AN STAFF ,fl ,f Top How: L Gibbs, F H111 Q.. Lec,1r:a: ,1:x. P. Second Bazwf W. t2r'1rf:dl,.:a E Fzcrffzz, J. 'V-ffwrrii, uf P: .nseix n. :'V.e,ff.,1 - .J mini: Phi li -fi,V'f. EX 'vxrizrs fl Disieii Scott, Russell, T. Theiss X 1 Y? YF H... Weld' My . ., as D it ii ii Hitman! 'fx' nga 4 f av it X' , Q , 555159 W 7 X Fi ilfizfg? Ns fi 4 news Y.-W AW A wr-,NV W----.-....... , W, .4 df 'S -' 1 .Y ' -S '-'-F? favs 6 enior Activities DONALD ADAMS fRedI CHARLEY RAY BALL fChuckl HLA Reserve football l7 Track l. ROSALII-I ADAMS fCurlyl Intramural basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 47 Softball 1, 2, 3, 47 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 47 Badminton l, 2, 37 Paddle-Tennis 17 G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club l. IUDITH COLLEN AEH Uudyl Intramural basketball 27 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 47 Softball 27 Bowling 2, 3, 47 Badminton 37 Homeroom office, pres. 17 G.A.C. 3, 4, Sec. 47 Inter Nos I7 Plus Ultra 27 Student Council l7 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club 1. ROGER ALBRECHT Reserve football 27 Varsity football 3, 47 In- tramural basketball 37 Track l, 27 Homeroom office, president 3, 47 Student Council 3, 47 T. 6- I. 2, 3. EDITH ANN AMICK Volleyball l, 27 Softball l, 2, 37 Badminton 1, 27 Paddle-Tennis l, 27 Basketball l, 27 Senior Honor 47 G.A.C. 3, 47 Inter Nos I7 Plus Ultra 27 History 37 Science 37 Hall Monitor 37 Student Council 27 Homeroom Office 1, pres- ident 27 Glee Club 17 Choir 27 Date With Iudy 37 Vaudevillainy 27 Trojan Minstrel 37 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. EDNA IOYCE ANGLIN floyl Hockey 17 Volleyball l, 2, 3, 47 Softball l, 2, 3, 47 Badminton 1, 2, 3, 47 Paddle-Tennis l, 27 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 G.A.C. 2, 3, 4, presi- dent 47 Science Club 47 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Office assistant, Dean of Boys 4. NANCY LOU APPEL fNancel Volleyball l, 2, 37 Softball 1, 2, 3, 47 Bowl- ing l7 Badminton 1, 27 Paddle-Tennis 27 Bas- ketball 1, 27 Homeroom office, treasurer 1, 27 Trojan 47 G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Girls' League Cabinet 3, president 47 Science Club 3, 47 Spanish 3, 47 Hall Monitor Z, 47 Glee Club l. IAMES A. APPLEGATE Uiml CHARLES H. ARMSTRONG fCharIiel Green Twp. High 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY W. ARMSTRONG fDottiel Volleyball l, 2, 37 Softball l, 2, 3, 47 Bad- minton 1, 27 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Paddle- Tennis l7 G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Science 47 Spanish 3, 47 Hall Moni- tor 2, 37 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club l. DOUGLAS GARY ARTHUR iD. AJ Intramural Basketball 37 Inter Nos 17 Science Club 37 Spanish Club 3, 4. RUTH PAULINE ARTRIP fPoIlyl Drum Majorette 3, 47 Distributive Education Club 4, treasurer 4. GERALD RAY ASHLEY fDocl LORETTA BARKER Girls' Basketball 1, 27 Baseball, l, 27 Volley- ball l, 27 Badminton l, 27 Paddle-Tennis 27 Scholarship Team 37 Homeroom office 17 Sen- ior Honor 47 News Class 47 Trojan 47 Betty Lamp Club l7 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 2, 37 Revellers 47 History Club 37 Science Club 3, 47 Debate Club 3, 47 Glee Club 17 Choir 2. 37 Marianne 37 Trojan Minstrel 37 Dear Ruth prompter 47 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. GERALD EDWARD BARRY flerryl Varsity basketball 2, 3, 4, captain 47 Fresh- man basketball 17 Homeroom office 3, 4, prel- ident 37 History Club 37 Science 37 Student Council 37 Boys' League 3, 4. NORMA IEAN BARTLETT Uoannfel Volleyball 1, 27 Softball 37 Badminton 27 Pad- dle-Tennis 27 Girls' Basketball 1, 27 Scholar- ship 2, 37 Homeroom office 2, 37 Senior Honor 47 News Class 47 Trojan 47 G.A.C. 37 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 2, 37 Revellers 3, 47 His- tory 37 Science 47 Debate 3, 47 Glee Club l7 Choir 2, 37 Marianne 37 Vaudevillainy 27 Dear Ruth, prompter7 Ir.-Sr. Prom Co-chain man 37 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. HOWARD BENDER flooglel Freshman football 17 Reserve football 27 Var- sity football 3, 47 intramural basketball 37 Volleyball 17 Homeroom office -17 History Club 37 Hall Monitor 27 Library Club 3. MARY INEZ BERCINI Volleyball l, 2, 37 Softball l, 2, 37 Badminton l, 2, 37 G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 Hall Monitor 27 Co-op 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY LOUISE BERRY lDotl Girls' basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 47 Softball l, 2, 37 Badminton 27 Home- room office 2, 37 G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 lntoi Nos 17 Plus Ultra 2. CARL O. BIAS lCobl T. 6.1. Club 3, 4. LORETTA BINNS fBeanlel Volleyball 1. 27 Softball 27 Badminton 2, 3, 47 Paddle-Tennis l, 27 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Scholarship 37 Senior Honor 47 G.A.C. 3, 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Science Club 3, 47 Hall Monitor 27 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN BLEVINGS fLYnl Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Revellers 4. DON BOBST BILLIE LOU BODMER lBeel Volleyball l, 2, 37 Softball 2, 37 Badminton 1, 2, 37 Paddle-Tennis 17 G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 Inter Nos l7 Spanish Club 37 Hall Monitor 2. IIM BOND T. GI. Club 3. 4. BETTY I. BOYLE lBettsl Basketball 17 Betty Lamp Club 17 Choir 37 rat. 3, 4. non Asxnw tum Marianne 3- WANDA Asxnw tshonyj TACK L' 'MY Betty Lamp 27 Glee Club 1, 2. T- GI- Club 3' 4- mm-nm cmmss sau. mm DEAN A. :mms Intramural Basketball 37 French 3. TRD-JAN 1949 O 145 Q Freshman football l7 Reserve football 27 Var- enior sity football 37 Freshman basketball 17 Rev- ellers 3, 47 Glee Club 17 Choir 1, 2, 3, 47 Choir president 47 Marianne 37 Words and Music 17 Vaudevillainy 3, 4. WARREN A. CAMPBELL tCaml Varsity football 3, 47 Intramural basketball l, 27 Homeroom office 2, president 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Student Council 4. MARY FRANCES CARLEY Basketball 17 Volleyball 17 Homeroom office 37 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra l7 French 37 Science 37 History 27 Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 4. WALTER LEE CARTER fPedrol Freshman football 17 Reserve football 27 Var- sity football 3, 47 Track 27 Iunior Club 3. IRENE CAVE fReniel Glee Club 2, 37 Iunior Club 3. E. LOUISE CHAFFIN fLu Lul Co-cp 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID CLARK f'I'uckerl Intramural basketball 1, 27 Homeroom office l, 2, president Student Council l, 2. IOSEF F . CLARK Intramural basketball 1, 27 Plus Ultra 2. DARRELL LEE COE Freshman football 17 Varsity football 2, 47 Freshman basketball 17 Intramural basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 3, 47 Track manager 27 Vol- leyball 27 Inter Nos 17 History Club 3, 47 Science 27 Spanish 3, 47 Library 3. LII.LIE CATHERINE COE fLe Lal Volleyball 1, 2, 37 Softball 2, 37 Badminton 2, 37 Paddle-Tennis 1, 27 Homeroom office 17 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY NEWLIN COLE fNanl Streaton High School 1, 27 Homeroom office 3, president 37 Trojan 47 Girls' League Cabinet 47 Revellers 3, 47 Science Club 47 Spanish 3, secretary 37 Hall Monitor 37 Student Council 37 Girls' League 3, 47 Date With Iudy 37 Dear Ruth 4. DONALD D. COLLINS 1Cudd1esl Scholarship Team 37 Hall Monitor 3. BETTY LOU COMBS fCombsiel IANE Volleyball 27 Softball 1, 2, 37 Bowling 27 Basketball l, 27 Scholarship 37 Homeroom office 37 Senior Honor 47 G.A.C. 3, 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 French Club 1, 27 His- tory 37 Glee Club 17 Date With Iudy 37 Dear Ruth 4. COMPTON Volleyball 27 Bowling 2: Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 2, 37 Spanish Club 37 Band 1, 2, 37 Orchestra 2. DAVID COOPER fCooPl Freshman basketball 17 Intramural-basketball 2, 3, 47 Bowling 17 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 History Club 37 Science 47 Spanish Club 3, 4. PATSY IEAN COPAS fPatl Bowling 27 Basketball 27 Homeroom office 17 Inter Nos 17 Glee Club 1, 2. DONALD DAVID COWDREY fCowl Reserve basketball 27 Homeroom office 2, 3, 47 Trojan 47 Inter Nos 17 Science 37 Spanish 27 Date With Iudy -stage crew7 Home Sweet Homicide -stage crew7 Vaudevillainy . lmvms 1.. cox Inter Nos 17 Revellers 37 Spanish 2, 37 Glee Activities Club 27 Words and Music 27 Vaudevil- lainy 3. HELEN RUTH COYLE IOHN Tennis 1.2, 3, 47 Volleyball 3, 47 Sotfball 1, 2, 3, 47 Bowling 17 Badminton 2, 3, 47 Paddle- Tennis 3, 47 Science Club 47 Spanish Club 3, 47 Library Club 27 Glee Club l. CULLEN fMoel GEORGE CURNUTTE fFreddiel IACK Freshman football 17 Reserve football 27 Span- ish Club 3. CUTLIP Band l, 2, 3. PAULINE DADOSKY fPollyl IOHN Baseball 27 Betty Lamp Club 27 Ir. Retailers 4, financial chairman 4. iz. nnvmsou tlonnnyt DOLORES IEAN DEIST fDeel Goshen High, Goshen, Indiana, 1, 27 Senior Honor 47 Science Club 3, 47 Glee Club 3. IOYCE DIDDLE Uercel Volleyball 27 Softball 27 Badminton 1, 27 Pad- dle-Tennis 17 Homeroom office 47 Inter Nos 17 History Club 37 Co-op 47 Date With Iudy 3. DOTTIE LOU DONLEY fSparky1 Ir. Retailers 47 Glee Club l, 2, 3. MARY E. DOWNS fChurchilll Plus Ultra 2. RALPH EARLS Track 3, 47 Science 4. GERALDINE EDWARDS Uerryl Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 47 Softball 1, 2, 37 Bowling 1, 2, 37 Bad- minton 1, 2, 37 Paddle-Tennis l, 2, 37 Scholar- ship 1, 2, 37 Senior Honor 47 Betty Lamp l. GEORGE BIGLER EHRMAN Reserve basketball 27 Baseball Z7 Inter Nos 17 History Club 37 Science Club 37 Spanish Club 3. MARY LOU ELLIOTT fLoul Volleyball 1, 27 Softball 1. 27 Bowling 27 Bad- mintbn 1, 2, 37 Paddle-Tennis 27 Basketball 2, 37 Homeroom office 1, 2, 37 G.A.C.1 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra Z7 History Club 37 Co-op Club 4. FRANCIS FAINE II-'ranl EARL Volleyball l, 2, 37 Softball 1, 2, 3, 47 Badmin- ton 27 Basketball 2, 37 Scholarship team 27 Homeroom office 27 Senior 1-lonor7 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 2, 3, 47 History Club 3. FELTY. Ir. fhusterl Homeroom office Z7 Hall Monitor 2, 37 T.6fI. Club 3, 47 Glee Club 17 Choir 27 Words and Music. DON FINGER Louie Intramural basketball 2, 3, 47 Track 3, 47 French Club 3, 47 Spanish Club 3, 4. ROBINSON R. FLEMING fBobl EMMA LOU FORD fRedl Volleyball 17 Badminton I7 Homeroom officer7 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Glee Club 17 Band 2, 3, 47 Orchestra 2, 3, 47 Drum Majorette 27 Date With Iudy 7 Marianne MARY FORDYCE TRDJAN 1949 O146 Q Volleyball 1, 2, 37 Softball 27 Badminton 1, 2, 37 Paddle-Tennis 1, 27 Basketball 1, 2, 37 Inter Nos 1: History Club 4: Hall Monitor 2: Co-op Club 4: Dean of Boys Assistant l. I-'RED FRANZ. Ir. fFreddlol Reserve football l: Varsity football 2, 3: Track 2: Homeroom office 2, 3. MARY ALICE I-'RANTZ Basketball I, 2: Scholarship team 1, 2, 3: National Honor 3, 4: Class vice-president 3: Homeroom office l, 2. 3: Senior Honor: Trojan 3, 4: Inter Nos 1: Plus Ultra 2: History 3: Science Club 4: Hall Monitor l: Girls' League l, 2, 3. PATRICIA ANNE FRANTZ fPatti Volleyball 2: Basketball 2: Homeroom office 2, 4: Trojan staff 4: Betty Lamp Club 2: History Club 3: Student Council 2: Athletic Assistant 4: Football Queen 4. ELIZABETH LORRAINE I-'RASHER lSllmI History Club 3: Ir. Retailers Club 4. IAC! EUGENE l REH.AND Uacklonl T. 6. I. Club 2. SANDRA SUE GALLAGHER fSuzioI Volleyball 1, 2: Sotbfall l, 2, 3: Bowling l, 2: Badminton 1, 2, 3: Paddle-Tennis l, 2: Trojan staff 3: Betty Lamp Club 1, 2, 3: Inter Nos 1: French Club 3: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: His- tory Club 2, 3: Science Club 2, 3. DAVID EUGENE GAMBILL fDaveI Freshman football: Reserve football: Varsity Football 3, 4: Reserve basketball 2: Varsity basketball 3, 4: Freshman basketball: Track 2, 3: National Honor 3, 4: Class president l: Homeroom office l, 3: Student Council 1: Choir l, 2: Words and Music 1: Vaude- villainy. PETE GEARHART fAbIeI Intramural basketball 2, 3: Homeroom office 1: Plus Ultra 3: Science Club 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3. ARIAIRA ANN GOODMAN Uerryl Scholarship team 2: Senior Honor 4: Library Club 2: Basketball 2. ED GREEN Intramural basketball l. 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Scholarship team l, 2, 3: National Honor 3, 4: News Class 4: Inter Nos 1: Plus Ultra 2: French 3, 4: Revellers 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Date With Indy 3: Vaudevillainy : Dear Ruth 4: Science Club 2, 4. CORA MAE GRESI-IAM fRlckyI Orchestra 4. I0 ANN HAGAMAN Uol Basketball l: Softball l. WII.LIAM H. HAMBLIN IBIIII Scholarship team 3: Inter Nos l: Science Club 3: Boys' League 3. RAYMOND HANSON fliookll Freshman football l: Iunior Club 3: Band 2, 3, 4. RAMONA ANN HARR fAnnlel Basketball l, 2: Volleyball 2: Softball 1, 2: Badminton 2: Inter Nos 1: Plus Ultra 2: French Club l: History Club 3: Hall Monitor 2: junior Retailers 4. WII.L1AM ROGER HARRIS lDubl eaior Activities CARL Bowling 1: Badminton 1: Inter Nos l: Plus Ultra 2: Revellers 3, 4: Hall Monitors 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Date With Iudy 3: Vaudevil- lainy : Dean of Girls Assistant 3. RAYMOND HARWOOD fliarwoodl Basketball Manager 1: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Date With ludy 3. DAVID ROTH HAYES lDavel Intramural basketball 1: Freshman basketball l: Baseball 2: History Club 3: Science Club 4. WINONA LOUISE HAYSLIP fwlnnlol IUNE Volleyball: Senior Honor: History Club: Hall Monitor. ELIZABETH HENSGE Uunlel Hockey l: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Softball I, 2, 3, 4: Bowling l, 2: Badminton l, 3, 4: Paddle- Tennis l, 2: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Class Officer l, treasurer: Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3: Senior Honor, Trojan staff 4: G.A.C. 2. 3, 4: Inter Nos 1: Plus Ultra 2: Girls' League Cabinet 2: Rev- ellers 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Hall Monitor l, 2: Dean of Boys As- sistant 4. IUANITA ESTELLA HILL fNetiel Softball 1, 2: Bowling l, 2: Basketball 1. 2: Homeroom office 1: Trojan staff 3, 4: Inter Nos 1: Plus Ultra 2: Revellers 4: History Club 3: Science Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Mari- anne : Vaudevillainy . RICHARD CLINTON HOLLIS fDlcki History Club 3: Science Club 3: Glee Club 2. RACHEL KAY HOPKINS LENA Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 2, 3, 4: Bowl- ing, 1, 2: Badminton l, 2, 3, 4: Paddle-Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Class officer 2, treasurer: Homeroom officer l, 2: Trojan staff 4: G.A.C. 3, 4: Inter Nos 1: Plus Ultra 2: Revellers 4: Science Club 3, 4: Hall Monitor 2, 3: Student Council 1: Glee Club 1. MAE HORTON fTonil Softball 2: Central High School 2, 3. BETTY LOU HUMPHREYS Basketball 1, 2: Softball 1: Bowling l: Scholar- ship team 3: Homeroom office 1: Senior Honor: Inter Nos l: Plus Ultra 2: Revellers 3, 4: His- tory Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Library Club 2, 3: Dean of Girls' Assistant 4. GERALD HUMPHREY Reserve Football 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Mmnnnn mvm flliddyl HERBERT IEFFERSON flefil Iunior Club 3. MILDRED LOUISE IEWEFT twheezlel Softball 2: Badminton Z: Basketball, 1, 2: Scholarship team 3: Senior Honor 4: Trojan staff 3, 4: Inter Nos 1: Plus Ultra 2: Revellers 4: History Club 3: Science Club 3, 4: Library Club l, 2: Girls' League l, 2. 3, 4: Class officer 4. DOLORES IOHNSON fM.lckoyl Volleyball 1: Basketball l, 2: G.A.C. 4: French Club 3: lunior Club 3: Glee Club l, 2. IOHNNY IOHNSON fMouseyl Bowling: Inter Nos l: History Club 3. lunior Club 3. IUI-IA MAE IONES TRCIJAN 1949 Q 147 Q enior Activities PATTY IOURNEY IPQO Basketball 'l, 27 Volleyball l, 2, 37 Softball 17 Badminton 17 Senior HOHOTJ G.A.C. 3, 47 Hall Monitor 27 Dean of Girls' Assistant 4. ALBERTA KEIBLER fBertl Tennis 1, 27 Volleyball l, 27 Bowling 1, 27 Badminton l, 27 Paddle-'Tennis 1, 27 Betty Lamp Club 1, 3. E. CLYDE KELLER fSidl Freshman football 17 Reserve football 27 Fresh- man basketball l7 Homeroom office l, 47 Stu- dent Council l, 4, president 47 Choir l7 Date With Iudy 3. IOANNE KELLEY Volleyball l, 2, 3, 47 Softball l, 2, 3, 47 Cheer- leader 2, 3, 47 Bowling 17 Badminton l, Z, 3, 47 Paddle-Tennis l, 27 Basketball 1, 2, 37 Na- tional Honor 3, 47 Class office Z7 Homeroom office 17 Senior Honor 47 Trojan staff 47 Foot- ball attendant 37 G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra' Z7 Hall Monitor 27 Student Coun- cil l. ARLIE BENIAMIN KEYES IBenl Intramural Basketball 3, 47 T. 6-1. Club 3, 4. MILDRED LOUISE KEYES IMidqel Trojan staff 47 Revellers 47 Girls' League 2, 37 Choir 2. ROBERT C. KEYES fBobbyl Trojan staff 47 T. 6-I. Club 3, 4. JACK KEYSER fLardl Freshman football7 Reserve football 27 Varsity football 3, 47 Intramural basketball 3, 4. RICHARD KIDWELL IBudl Freshman football7 Intramural basketball 2, 37 Freshman basketball7 Industrial Arts 3, 4. HOWARD L. KIEBLER fliowdyl T.6tl. Club 3, 4. LAURENCE M. KIMBLE. Ir. ILarryl IEAN Football Manager 2, 3, 47 Track Manager 27 National Honor 3, 47 Class office 37 Homeroom office 2, 3, 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 French Club 3, 47 History Club 37 Science Club 3, 47 Student Council 2, 37 Date With Judy 3. KINNEY Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 1, 27 Bad- minton l, 27 Co-op Club 47 G.A.C. 3, 47 Inter Nos 17 Hall Monitor 27 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. RUDOLPH E. LANE IRudyl Reserve basketball 37 Varsity basketball 47 Freshman basketball7 Homeroom office 1, 2, 47 Class officer 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Science Club 37 Spanish Club 37 Student Council 4. RAY LATHROP Band 1, 2, 3. MADELYN YAY LAWSON IMall Scholarship 1, 27 Homeroom office 47 Senior Honor 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Science Club 3, 47 Glee Club l, 27 Dean of Girls' Assistant 4. ELMER LEADINGHAM T.6-I. Club 3, 4. MARIAN LOUISE LEE Basketball 17 Inter Nos I7 Revellers 47 His- tory Club 37 Science Club 37 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN LEHMAN fsusiel Basketball l, 27 Hockey 17 Volleyball .17 Soft- ball 1, 27 Bowling 17 Badminton 2, 3: Scholar- ship team I7 Trojan staff 3, 47 G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Girls' League 27 Revellers 3, 47 Science Club 3, 47 Hall Moni- tor 27 Girls' League Cabinet 27 Glee Club I7 Date With Iudy 37 Vaudevillainy . CARL L. LEIGHTENHEIMER ILelqhtl Homeroom office 17 Hall Monitor 27 Student Council 17 Choir 27 Band l. WILLIAM R. LEMONS NATALIE ANN LEVINE IMItzIl Basketball l, 2, 37 Volleyball 1, 2. 37 Soft- ball l, 2, 3, 47 Bowling l, 2, 47 Badminton 1, 2, 3, 47 Paddle-Tennis l, 2, 3, 47 Class office 17 Trojan staff 47 G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Revellers 3, 47 Science Club 3, 47 Spanish Club 3, 47 Hall Monitor 2, 37 Glee Club 1, 27 Words and Music 47 Vaude- villainy . CONSTANCE IOAN LINHAM IConnIol Basketball 1, 27 Hockey 17 Volleyball 1, 27 Softball 1, 37 Bowling l, 27 Badminton 27 Pad- dle-Tennis 27 Trojan staff 3, 47 G.A.C. 27 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Girls' League Cabinet 47 Revellers 3, 47 History Club 37 Science Club 47 Hall Monitor 27 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Date With Illdyni Vaudevillainy . MARCHETTA LOONEY fldarkeyl Volleyball 17 Bowling l, 27 Betty Lamp Club 1, 27 Inter Nos 17 History Club 37 Science Club 27 Hall Monitor 27 Ir. Retailers Club 4. IAMES B. LOWE Science Club 4. IOAN ADELE LUCKEIT Uol IIM LYKINS fPetel Industrial Arts 3, 4. - RUTH ELIZABETH MCAFEE Basketball l, 27 Softball 17 Bowling 17 Paddle- Tennis 17 Scholarship team 2, 37 Homeroom officer 17 Senior Honor 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 French Club 3, 47 Revellers 3, 47 Science Club 3, 47 Glee Club 17 Band 2, 3, 47 Orchestra 1, 27 Date With Iudy 37 Vaude- villainy 3. BILLIE DELORES MCCOY fBiIll Basketball l, 27 Volleyball 27 Bowling 27 Badminton 27 Hall Monitor 27 Ir. Retailers 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA IANE McCU'LLOCH fBarbl Hockey 17 Badminton 27 Homeroom officer 37 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Revellers 3, 47 His- tory Club 37 Science Club 3, 47 Hall Moni- tor 2. VIRGINIA McGILL Uonnlel Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. FREDA VIRGINIA MCHONE Glee Club 17 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. BETTY IANE McLAUGHLIN Basketball 1, 27 Volleyball 27 Badminton 27 Ir. Retailers 47 Glee Club l, 2. ROBERT IEREMY McNAMARA Uerryl Scholarship team 1, 2, 37 National Honor 3, 47 treasurer 47 Homeroom officer 37 Trojan staff 3, 47 Inter Nos President 17 Plus Ultra 27 Science Club 27 Student Council 37 Date With 1udy 3. DOROTHY LOUISE MAPLE IDottIel Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 1, 27 Softball TRUJAN 1949 Q14B O enior Activities l, 2, 3, 47 Bowling l, 27 Badminton l, 27 Paddle-Tennis l, 27 Homeroom officer l, 2, 37 Betty Lamp Club l, 27 G.A.C. 3, 47 Revellers 47 Hall Monitor 37 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Dean of Girls' assistant 2, 3. IUANITY FRANCES MARKHAM Volleyball 1, 2, 37 Softball l, 2, 37 Bowling 17 Badminton l, 27 Paddle-Tennis 1, 27 Home- room officer 17 Betty Lamp Club l, 27 G.A.C. 2, 37 Hall Monitor 27 Ir. Retailers 4. DONALD DEE MAUCK lDeel East High School l, 27 Football 3, 47 T.6tI. Club 3, President 4. DONALD LEE MAZE fDonl Baseball 3, 47 Inter Nos l7 Plus Ultra 27 Sci- ence Club 37 Spanish Club 3, 4. MARY MARGARET MAZE Hockey 17 Scholarship team 2, 37 Senior Honor 47 Co-op Club 47 Glee Club l. IAMES MEADE fliml Basketball 1, 27 Hockey 17 Sotiball l7 Bowling l, 27 Betty Lamp Club l, 2, 3, 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Science Club 47 Hall Monitor 27 Glee Club l. PATSY MEADOWS fPatl Basketball 1, 27 Hockey 17 Softball 17 Bowling 1, 27 Betty Lamp Club l, 2, 3, 4, president 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Science Club 47 Hall Monitor 27 Glee Club 1. DAVID MEYER fDavel Band 1, 3, 4. CAROLYN MIDDLECAMP Volleyball l, 2, 37 Softball 1. 2, 37 Bowling 1, 2, 37 Badminton 1, 27 Trojan staff 47 G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Spanish Club 3, 47 Glee Club 17 Basketball l, 2, 37 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. BEN MILLER Homeroom officer 3, 47 Revellers 47 History Club 3, vice president7 Science Club 3, treas- urer7 Spanish Club 2, treasurer 37 Hall Mon- itor 27 Boys' League 37 Date With Iudy 37 Dean of Boys' assistant 4. NANCY MILLER Softball 17 Badminton 27 Basketball 27 Inter Nos 17 History Club 37 Glee Club l, 27 Choir 3. NORMA IEAN MILLIRONS Softball 17 Badminton 17 Basketball 17 Inter Nos lj Plus Ultra 27 Revellers 3, 47 History Club 37 Science Club 47 Hall Monitor 27 De- bate Club 37 Glee Club 17 Dean of Boys' assistant 4. CHARLES WILLIAM MOHL fCharliel National Honor 3, 47 Class vice president 17 Plus Ultra Z7 Inter Nos lj Homeroom officer l, 2, 47 Trojan staff 3, 47 Science Club 3, 47 Spanish Club 3, 47 Student Council 27 Date With Indy 37 Vaudevillainy 37 Ir.-Sr. Prom Co-Chairman 3. ROSALIE MONK fRosiel Volleyball l, 27 Softball l, 27 Badminton 1, 27 Paddle-Tennis l, 27 Basketball l, 27 Betty Lamp Club 17 G.A.C. 37 History Club 37 Hall Monitor 27 Homeroom office 1. IANEI' MOORE Volleyball 2, 37 Softball l, 2, 37 Badminton 17 Basketball 1, 2, 37 Scholarship team 27 Class secretary 37 Homeroom officer l, 2. 3, 47 Senior Honor 47 G.A.C. 3, 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Hall Monitor 2. NANCY CAROLYN MORGAN Volleyball l, 2, 3, 47 Softball 1, Z, 3, 47 Cheer- leader 2, 3, 47 Bowling 27 Badminton l, 2, 3, 47 Paddle-Tennis l, 27 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Tro- jan Staff 3, 47 G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 Inter Nos l7 Plus Ultra 27 Spanish Club 37 Hall Monitor 27 Date With Judy 37 Homecoming football attendant 3. IANET LOUISE MOSLEY Glee Club l, 2. BUDDIE RONALD MURPHY lBudl Track lj Homeroom officer 17 Industrial Arts 1, 27 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 History Club 37 Science Club 47 Home Sweet Homicide 3. WILLARD EUGENE MYERS fWlql Football 17 Industrial Arts l, 2, 37 History Club 3: Glee Club l: Band 2, 3, 4. BETTY NELSON Volleyball 17 Basketball 17 Betty Lamp Club 1, 27 History Club 37 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 47 Homecoming attendant 4. IOAN NEWMAN flol Volleyball l7 Basketball 17 Inter Nos l7 His- tory Club 37 Ir. Retailers 47 Girls' League l. 2, 3, 47 D. E. Club 47 Dean of Boys' assistant 3, 4. ROBERT ALTON NEWMAN fBobl Basketball manager 3. 47 Scholarship team 37 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Science Club 37 Glee Club 17 Choir 27 Words and Music l. PATRICIA IOAN OBRIST flodlel Homeroom officer 1, 2. 37 Inter Nos l7 Plus Ultra 27 French Club 3, 47 Girls' League Cab- inet 27 Hall Monitor 27 Glee Club 1. IAMES IOSEPH 0'CONNOR fBearl Holy Redeemer l, 2. PEGGY O'CONNOR fPeq Lael History Club 37 Ir. Retailers 4. MARGARET OLIVER fMarqiol Baseball l, 27 Volleyball 1. HENRY CLYDE O'ROARK fl-Iankl Basketball 1. 2, 37 Tennis 2, 3, 47 Homeroom office 1, 37 Trojan staff 37 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Science Club 2, 3, 47 Spanish Club 37 Hall Monitor 1, 27 Student Council l, 3. PRISCILLA OSBORN fPrisl 0 Volleyball l, 27 Softball l, 27 Bowling 1, 27 Badminton l, 27 Paddle-Tennis 1, 27 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 47 Homeroom officer 37 Trojan staff 37 G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 Inter Nos 17 Plus Ultra 27 Science Club 3, 47 Hall Monitor 3. BILLIE IEAN PAPILLON Hockey lj Volleyball 1, 27 Softball 1, 2, 37 Bowling l, 27 Badminton l, 2, 37 Basketball l, ZIBSIIY Lamp Club l7 G.A.C. 1, 2, 37 Hall Monitor 2, 47 Girls' League 1, 2, 3. ANNA MAUDE PARKER fAnnl Basketball 17 Betty Lamp Club 17 Iunior Club 37 Girls' League 3, 47 Glee Club l, 2. MARY LOUISE PASCOE lMury Loul Volleyball l, Z7 Softball 1. 2, 37 Bowling 1, 27 Badminton l, 2, 37 Basketball 1, 2, 37 Betty Lamp Club 47 G.A.C. 2, 3, 47 Inter Nos l7 History Club 37 Science Club 37 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club l, 2. DALE PIATT fMaql Glee Club l. TREIJAN 1949 Q 149 O eaior Activitie BETTY IANE POEHLEIN IB. Ll Volleyball l, 2, 3, 45 Softball l,-2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Bowling l5 Badminton l, 2, 3, 45 Paddle-Tennis l, 25 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 National Honor 3, 45 Homeroom officer 25 Senior Honor 45 Trojan staff 45 G.A.C. 2, 3, 45 Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 French Club 35 Sci- ence Club 45 Hall Monitor 25 Glee Club l5 Homecoming attendant 3. DONNA LOU POOLE Volleyball l, 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 25 Badminton l, Z, 3, 45 Paddle-Tennis 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom officer l5 G.A.C. 3, 45 Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 2, 3. 45 Girls' League Cabinet 3, 45 History Club 35 Science Club 45 Hall Monitor 25 Library Club 3. WAYNE POTTER fPecosl Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Science Club 4. WII.LIAM POWELL fBilIl Bluefield, West Virginia Z, 35 Band 4. IACK PRICE T.6tI. Club 3, 4. ROSMOND LARUE PROCTOR fRoziel Science Club 35 Library Club Z, 3, 4. IO ANNE PURDUM lfodyl Volleyball 35 Softball l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 25 Badminton 25 Paddle-Tennis 25 Homeroom offi- cer 25 G.A.C. 3, 45 Inter Nos l5 Plus Ultra 25 French Club 3, 45 History Club 35 Hall Moni- tor 25 Glee Club l. IOSEPI-I RAMMEL Scholarship team I5 Hall Monitor 25 T.6.l. Club 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN RAMSEY fPatl Intramural basketball 2. 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Badminton 2, 3, 45 Pad- dle-Tennis 25 Scholarship team 35 Homeroom officer I, 2, 45 Senior Honor 45 G.A.C. 3, vice president 45 Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 History Club 35 Science Club 45 Spanish Club vice president 45 Student Council 25 Glee Club I5 Dean of Girls' assistant 4. RALPH RATCLII-'F lRatl Scholarship team 2, 35 Homeroom officer 3, 45 lter Nos Z5 Plus Ultra 3, 45 Science Club 45 Band l. CHARLES C. RAYQBURN. Ir. fDutchl Homeroom officer 3, 45 Plus Ultra 25 Science Club 3, 45 Student Council 3. CAREN IOAN RICE Uodyl Softball I, 25 Bowling l5 Paddle-Tennis l, 25 Betty Lamp Club I5 Inter Nos I5 Spanish Club 35 Library Club I, Z5 Glee Club 15 Choir 2, 3, 45 Drum majorette l, 25 Marianne 35 Words and Music 2. ROBERT I. RICHTER lRickl Intramural basketball 35 T. GI. Club 3, 4. GLEN A. RIGLEY Glee Club Z. HOWARD RILEY lRah-Lal Paddle-Tennis 25 Trojan staff 35 Glee Club I5 Dean of Boys' assistant. VICTOR EUGENE ROBESON. Ir. fVicl Intramural basketball 25 Homeroom officer 2, 35 Inter Nos lg Plus Ultra 25 Science Club 45 Date With ludy 3. PHYLLIS ANN ROE fPhyll Volleyball l, 25 Softball l, 2, 45 Bowling 15 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Inter Nos I5 History Club 35 Spanish Club 3. BOB RUTH Football l, 25 Basketball I5 Homeroom officer 35 Student Council 45 Date With Iudy 3. PAUL A. RYAN fBiq Rineyl ROGER V. RYAN fRivoyl Boys' League 3. LOUIS N. SAINOPULOS fLousel Band l. 2, 3. CLEO DOLORES SALISBURY Volleyball l, Z, 35 Softball l, 25 Bowling l, 25 Badminton 1, 25 Paddle-Tennis l5 History Club 35 Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3. ERNIE SCHUSKY IChiefl Scholarship team 2, 35 Inter Nos l5 Plus Ultra 25 Date With fudy 3. BETTY SCHUYLER Softball I, 2. 35 Bowling 15 Badminton l, 25 Paddle-Tennis l5 Basketball 1. 25 Ir. Retailers 45 Glee Club l. ELTON L. SCOTT fScottiel Scholarship team l, 2, 35 Trojan 35 Science Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 I-'fill Monitor 25 Library Club 2. R. PAT SCOTT ROSEMARY SHEPHERD fSuliel Betty Lamp Club 1, 2, 35 Girls' League l, 2, 35 Vanceburg High School l. DOLORES SKEENS lluql Senior Honor 45 Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Hall Monitor 2. HULEN SLATTERY fHul Softball l, 25 Bowling l5 Badminton Z5 Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Science Club 3, 45 Span- ish Club 3, 45 Library Club l, 2, 35 Glee Club l5 Date With ludy 3. RAY SLUSHER fslushl Intramural basketball 3, 45 Bowling 15 Trojan Art staff 45 Boys' League 35 T. GI. Club 3. BENIAMIN V. SMITH fBenl Varsity basketball 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Schol- arship team 1, 2, 35 National Honor 3, 45 Class office 25 Homeroom office l, 25 Inter Nos 15 Plus Ultra 25 Science Club 25 Student Council 2. ROBERT N. SMITH fBobl Treasurer, T. GI. Club 4. ALICE W. SNOOK fsnookiel Girls' basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball l, Z, 3, 45 Softball l, 2, 3, 45 Badminton 3, 45 National Honor 3, 45 Homeroom office 25 Senior Honor 45 G.A.C. 2, 3, 45 Inter Nos l5 Plus Ultra Z5 French Club 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Hall Monitor 45 Date With Iudy 35 Dean's assis- tant 35 Football Queen's attendant 35 Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4. AUDREY A. SPARKS Library Club 45 Trojan Minstrel 3. WYVETTA MAE SPRADLIN fI recI:lesl Volleyball l, 2, 35 Softball l, 2, 35 Bowling l5 Badminton I, 25 Paddle-Tennis l, 25 Girls' bas- ketball l, 2, 35 Homeroom office 45 Trojan 2, TRDJAN 1949 0150 9 enior Activities 3, 4: Betty Lamp Club l, 2, 3: G.A.C. 4: Hall Monitor 1, 2: Ir. Retailers 4: Girls' League 3, 4: Dean's assistant 2, 3. COLISTA STAFFORD lblmplnl Plus Ultra 4: Science Club 4: Girls' League 3, 4: Man High School 1: Athens High School 2: Dean's assistant 4. TALMADGE STAFFORD ANTON W. STAKER Inter Nos l: Science Club 3. FLORENCE MARVEL STAKER Volleyball 2, 3: Softball l, 2. 3, 4: Bowling l: Girls' basketball l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.C. 3, 4: Inter Nos 1: Plus Ultra 2: History Club 3: Science Club 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Hall Monitor 2, 3: Library Club 1: Debate Club 3, 4: Dean's assistant 3: Scholarship team l, 2, 3: Senior Honor 4. EUGENE STEINER HELEN RUTH STEPHENSON Hockey 1: Softball l: Badminton 1: Inter Nos 1: Science Club 1: Library Club l, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2. WILLIAM W. STEVENS lBilll Football, Varsity 2: Track 2: Library Club l: New Castle High School 1: Tuscarawas, Ohio 2. EVELYNE LOVENE STITT fBebyl Volleyball l, Z, 3: Softball 1, 2: G.A.C. 3: Inter Nos 1: Revellers 4: Glee Club l: Choir 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Girls' League l. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Basketball l, 2. IANEI' SUTER fscootorl Volleyball 2: Softball 2: Inter Nos 1: Glee Club l: Choir 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Mari- anne 3. IOANN SUTER Bowling 1: Girls' basketball 1: Homeroom office l: Hall Monitor 2: lr. Retailers 4: Drum Maroiette Z: Girls' League l, Z. 3, 4. BILL THACKER fBilll T.6.l. Club 2, 3, 4. THELMA THEISS fTholml Volleyball 1, 2: Softball l, 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3: Badminton l. Z. 3: Homeroom office 2: Troian 3, 4: G.A.C. 3, 4: Inter Nos 1: Plus Ultra 2: Hall Monitor 2: Glee Club l: Date With Iudy 3: Dean's assistant 3. 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. LOWEI.L THOMPSON f'l'ommlel Reserve football 2: Varsity football 3, 4: Intra- mural basketball 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4: Hall Monitor 2. DENVER TRIGGS lDennyl Reserve basketball 2: Varsity basketball 3, 4: Freshman basketball 1: Boys' League 3. LOUVENIA TUBBS ffubbyl Girls' basketball l: lunior Club 3: Glee Club l, Z. BILL TUI-'TS fTuftll IERRY TURNER VIRGINIA WAGNER fGlnnyl St. Iohn's School flst year, lst semesterl: Long Beach High flst year, Znd semester. 2nd yearl: Badminton 3: Scholarship team 3: Sen- ior Honor 4: News Class 4: Trojan 4: Revel- lers 4: Science Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 4. BILL WALLS tCotton-Topl ' IANEI' LEE WARD . Betty Lamp Club 1: Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 4. HENRY WARING. lr. lBudl Band l, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA LEANNE WHEELER fStubbyl Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3: Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2: Paddle-Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor 3, 4: Senior Honor 4: Troian 4: G.A.C. 3, 4: Inter Nos 1: Plus Ultra 2: Girls' League Cab- inet 3: Hall Monitor 2: Football attendant 4. CHARLENE WHEELER fDlmplosl Softball l: Betty Lamp 3: Spanish Club 3: Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Drum Majorette 3, 4. WANDA LEE WHEELER lwandyl Bowling 1, 2, 3: Glee Club l: Choir Z, 3, 4: Marianne 3. RUTH ANN WHITE lMannyl Volleyball 2. 3: Softball l, Z, 3: Bowling l: Badminton 2, 3: National Honor 4: Class officer 3: Homeroom officer 1, 2: Senior Honor 3, 4: Link Girl 3: Inter Nos 1: Plus Ultra Z. 3: Science Club 3: Hall Monitor 2: Library l, 2: Student Council l, 2, 4: Glee Club 1. IAMES C. WIDDIG Ulml T.5.I. Club 3, 4. ARTHUR WELIAMS fflat-backl Science Club 4. CHARLES WILLIAMS lChuckl T. 61. Club 3, 4. DORIS IEAN WILLIAMS tD.I.l Volleyball Z: Badminton 2: Basketball 2: His- tory Club 3: Glee Club l: Choir Z, 3: Mari- anne 3: Vaudevillainy 2: Trojan Minstrel 3. WAYNE WILLIS fHlnkl T.6tl. Club 3, 4. IAC! WINEBRENNER Intramural basketball 3: Science Club 3. DONNA PAYE WOOD fDonnl Volleyball Z: Softball 2: Badminton 2: Bas- ketball l, 2: Senior Honor 4: Trojan 3, 4: G.A.C. 2, 3: Inter Nos 1: Plus Ultra 2: History Club 3: Science Club 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. DEWEY WRIGHT. Ir. DOROTHY IEAN YAEGER fDottiel Softball 2: Bowling 1: Basketball 1, 2: Schol- arship team l, 2, 3: National Honor 3, 4: Class officer 4: l-lomeroom officer 3: Senior Honor 4: Troian 3, 4: Freshman Council 1: Sophomore Council 2: lunior Council 3: Inter Nos l: Plus Ultra 2: Science 3, 4: Library 1: Student Council 3: Glee Club l, 2: Date With Iudy prompter 3: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. TRU-JAN 1949 Q151 Q 1949 enior Class Will Donald Adams. will my beat up Ford to Zeb Allen. Iudy Aeh. will my regular place in the first seat, first row, to some poor Freshman whose whose name begins with A . Roger Albrecht. will my history book to Zeb Allen. Edith Amick. will my love for Miss DuPuy's class to anyone who might enjoy it as I did. Ioy Anglin. will my love for sports to Ruth Oakley. Nancy Appel. will my love for difficult men to Barbara Martin. lim Applegate. will my ready smile to some unhappy Sophomore. Dottie Armstrong. will to Patty Flinders all the fun I've had in P.H.S. Douglas Arthur. will my trouble in Study Hall with Sparkie Watts to Bert Barney. Pauline Artrip. will my place out in front of the band to Patricia Justice. Don Askew. will my junk car to automotive. Arthur Ball. will my love for English to Don Ginn. Charles Ball. will my brass knuckles to Don Diener. Loretta Barker. will my struggle over heads in news class to some unlucky Iunior. lerry Barry. will my shyness to Bob Doll. Norma Bartlett. will to Loretta Hoosier my seat in Mr. Rohr's Civic Class. Mary Bercini. will my seat behind some famed football player lBoogie Benderl to Annette Marshall. Dot Berry. will my height to Ann Bartlett. Howard Bender. will Ronnie Plymale my slot which is next to Lucy on the football team. Carl Bias. will my ping-pong paddle to Bill Horne. Loretta Binns, will my peroxide streak to any poor girl who likes to be teased. Marilyn Blevings. will my jolly sense of humor to my sister Elsie. Don Bobst. will all my love to a girl named Betty. Billie Lou Bodmer. will to Katie Eisnagle my watch so that she will always be on time. Iim Bond. will my class ring to Dee H. Betty Boyle. will my blushing to Sally Thatcher. Delores Boyd. will my ability of getting to school on time to some slow person. Iaclr Bray. will my ability to be a mechanic to Mike Scott. Dean Byers. will my ability to fall-and fall hard-to some fellow who is as lucky as I was. Warren Campbell. will all my beautiful girl friends to anyone who wants them. Mary Frances Carley. will my liking for blond curly hair and brown eyes to Mary Kay McColgon. Walter Carter. will my way with women to Alex Dickey and Walt Corbitt. Lillie Coe. will my dignity to Richard Kerns because he needs it. Louise Chafiin. will D. Ann Lake my favorite seat in co-op class. Irene Cave. will my outstanding intelligence to my sister Margaret. David Clark. will to Paul Evans my ability to get my ears twisted by Mr. Kegley. Nancy Cole. will to Betty Lou Russell her favorite purple chintz dress and all the good times with it. Donald Collins. will my seat in English to my beloved brother, Robert. Betty Combs. will my place in the junior Class play to Carolyn Chinn. Iane Compton. will my Toni to Loretta l-looser. David Cooper. will some of my height to lim Scott. Patsy Copas. will my big brown eyes to Evelyn Rawlin. Don Cowdry. will to D. E. Newman my method to make mad love to women. lim Cox. will to Ioe Goodman better speech. Helen Coyle. will my tan to Barbara Scott. George Curnutte. will my l-loly shirt to lerry DeArmond. Iack Cutlip. will my seat in Business English to lim Scott. Polly Dadoslry. will my dancing ability to my sister, Katie. Iackie Daugherty. will my rippling laugh to Sib Hoffman. Pauline David. will the struggle of getting through High school to Helen Bowman. Dolores Deist. will some of my hair to someone who needs it. Ioyce Diddle. will to Nina Plymale my name Pearl in hope it will do her as much good as it has me. Dottie Lou Donley. will my giggles to Martha lane McGraw. Ralph Earls. will a date to any pretty girl. Geraldine Edwards. will my Trojan pencil to whoever can fix it. Mary Lou Elliott. will my love for a certain boy to Barbara Cunningham. Francis Paine. will my bangs to Loretta l-looser. Earl Felty. will my love for automobiles and women to Carroll Howell. Don Finger. will my ability to stay out of trouble to Dick Shockley. Bob Fleming. will my math abilitv to Don Ellis. Emma Lou Ford. will my naturally curly red hair to Hazel Rudity. Mary Fordyce. will my place in co-op to Ann Bartlett. Pat Frantz. will my job as secretary to Coach Rohr to someone who can take it. Elizabeth Frasher. will my seat in D. E. class io some deserving Iunior. lack Freeland. will all separate women to Bob Stoker. Dave Gambill. will to Russ White the quarterback position on the football team. Ariayra Goodman. would like to will my position in the Senior Honor Council to my little sister , Dolores Flaugher. Cora Gresham. will my height to Serrenah Gresham. TRDJAN 1949 Q 152 Q 1949 enior Class Wi I Bill Hamblin, will my ability to make teachers love me to anyone who wants it. Ramona Harr, will my ability to spell Coach Roar's name wrong to any Junior who wants it. Carl Harwood, will my love for Bert Leach to Barbara Scott, who's scared of him. Dave Hayes, will my ability to torture Miss DuPuy to Tick Baker. Winona Hayslip. will my place in Miss Musser's heart to Johnny Schlichter. Iune Hensge, will my love for horses to Nancy Sisson. Iuanita Hill, will my dancing ability to Don Phipps. Dick Hollis, will my wave to Bob Wasserman. Rachel Hopkins, will my great and unlimited chemical ability to Ralph l-lerms. Betty Humphreys, will my dead tennis balls to Sue Iustice. Louise Iewett. will my broken tennis racket to Lavinia Grimes. Iohnny Iohnson. will my long straight hair to Bug Swope. Iulia Iones, will my expert typing to Marina Starch. Dolores Iohnson. will my ability to be tardy to Mary Fleming. Pat lourney, will a year's supply ot cough drops to Katie Eisnaugle so she can eat with Mr. Glass. Alberta Keibler, will my ability to type to Don Ford. Shorty Keibler, will my height to Bob Kimble. Mildred Keyes, will all my good times to everyone. Arlie Keyes, will my shop abilities to Bill Rogers. Bob Keyes, will my ability as a P. P. machinist to Don Phipps. Bus Kidwell, will my good behavior to lack 'White lack Keyser, will my seat on the 50 yard line to Pete Chabot. Larry Kimble, will my curly hair to George Heller. lean Kinney, will my darling? brother, lack, to some undeserving Freshie. Rudy Lane, will my place in Miss DuPuy's heart to any Freshman who likes math. Ray Lathrop, will my desire for being bounced oft the wall to any biology student in Coach Meadows' class. Madelyri Lawson, will my freckles to some lower classman. Elmer Leadinqham, will my place in T6-l to an underclassman. Marian Lee, will my backwardness to Don Kegley. Susie Lehman, will my two-track mind to Joanne Thomas so she can go chugging along. Bill Lemons, will my teachers to all the Freshmen. Carl Leiqhtenheimer, will my seat in Miss Anderson's English class to some unfortunate Iunior. Mitzie Levine, will my tap dancing ability to Pat Lindeman. Connie Linham, will all the wonderful times of my Senior year to Barbara Scott. Marchetta Looney. will my dimples to any cute Freshman girl. Ioan Luckett, will to Ruth Askew my spot on the gym floor at lunch time. lim Lykins, will my pay check to Claudette Munyon. Ruth McAfee, will a few inches of my height to my brother, Bill McAfee. Billie McCoy, will my ability to study to Eddie Poole. Barbara McCulloch, will my ability to be on time to some lower classman. Virginia McGill, will my ability to keep quiet to someone who talks too much. Freda McHone, will my ability to get to school on time to someone who is always late. Dorothy Maple, will my poor memory to Lillian Oppenheimer. Mary Maze, will my ability as a salesman to Hay tMouseyl Bauer. lim Meade, will my job as head basketball manager to Frank Golden. Patsy Meadows. will my height to some pocket-edition Freshman. Dave Meyer, will my trumpet to the fellow who will take my position in the band after I graduate. Carolyn Middlecamp, will my curly hair to Loretta l-looser. Norma Millirons, will my speed in typing to ludy Millirons. Charles Mohl, will my ability to embarrass easily to Bob Kimbill. Rosalie Monk, will my ever-flirting eyes to Wanda McFarland. Ianet Moore. will my ability to lose things to Helen Gambill. Nancy Morqan, will my ability to be late to Trojan class tor special reasons to Barbara Scott. Ianet Mosley. will my seat in English class to my brother, Russell. Buddie Murphy, will Peggy lones to some unlucky guy. Willard Myers, will my good health and algebraic mind to whoever follows in the tracks behind me. Betty Nelson. will to loan Bias my pretty big brown eyes. Ioan Newman, will my fun in D. E. class to some future retailer. Bob Newman. will my position as assistant basketball manager to Lee Pitcher. Iim O'Connor, will my money making at Cedar Point to all those who seek fortune and wealth. Peggy 0'Connor, will my seat in D. E. class to some unlucky Iunior. Margaret Oliver. will my seat in Biology, 310, to some lucky girl or boy. Hank O'Roarlr, will my place in Miss DuPuy's loving heart to Tick Baker. Priscilla Osborn. will to Barbara Preston the kidding l got from Mr. Rohr. lean Papillon, will to Dorothy Watts my glasses so she can read the blackboard. Anna Parker, will my seat in Mr. Rohr's civics class in room 202 to Mary Harris. Dale Piatt, will my seat in current history class to Ronald Iohnson. TRDJAN 1949 Q153Q 1949 eniar Class Will I, Donna Lou Poole. will my old seat in geometry class to Nancy Barney. I, Betty lane Poehlein. will to Barbara Preston my ability to irritate Mr. Rohr because of my great interest in his basketball players. I, Wayne Potter. will my contempt for teachers to my brother, Gene. I, Bosmond Proctor, will my place in Miss Wyant's office practice class to June Horne. I, IoAnne Purdum. will my love for football players to any girl who is football crazy. I, Pat Ramsey. will my big mouth to some good Trojan fan. I, Ralph Ratclilf, will to some smooth underclassman my way with teachers. I, Ioan Bice, will my dancing feet to George Schirrman. I, Bob Richter. will everything I have to anyone who is fool enough to take it. I, Glen Riqley. will one year in stenography to some wise student. I, Howard Riley, will my laugh to anyone who wants it. I, Phyllis Roe. will my good times at lunch at the back table to Patty Richards and Doris lean Walters. I, Vlc Robeson. will my inability to dance to some popular underclassman. I, Bob Ruth. will my gracefulness to Bill lson. I, Paul Ryan, will my looks to some poor Freshman. I, Boqer Ryan. will my big feet to whoever can fill my shoes. I, Louis Sainopulos. will my nose to anyone who will have it. I, Ernie Schusky. will my nickname to Ralph Layton. I, Betty Schuyler, will my ability to get along well with Mr. Meadows to Nancy Barney. I, Elton I.. Scott. will my way with Miss DuPuy to Iohn Baker. I, Pat Scott. will my will to finish High school to Mike Scott. I, Rosemary Shepherd. will my love for baseball to the umpires. I, Hulen Slattery. will my ability to discuss Mr. Adams to Alice York. I, Bay Slusher. will my smoking room to Rich Thompson. I, Delores Skeens. will my good times at P.l-I.S. to some deserving 'Freshie . I, Alice Snook. will my love for basketball to any girl who is crazy about basketball players. I, Wyvetta Spradlln. will my ability to walk straight to Georgene Ashe. I, Audrey Sparks. will my seat in Miss Anderson's 4th period English to Martha Sparks. I, Collsta Stafford. will my height to Bob Kimble. I, Florence Staker. will my position of first baseeman to Ruth Oakley. I, Helen Stephenson. will my place in the library to Shirley Cox. I, Evelyne Still. will my silent role as 'the shadow to Miss Whittenburg. I, Wllllam Stevens. will my way with Buggsy Adams to some student of Science. I, Ioanne Stuter. will my place in D. E. to some lucky person. I, Ianet Suter. will my third seat in band in the French horn section to Hazel Rudity. I, Thelma Thelss. will my never ending lectures from Coach Heller to Sonny White. I, Lowell Thompson. will my curly hair to Ray Benner. I, Denver Trlgqs. will my ability to make speeches to some Iunior politician. I, Louvenla Tubbs. will my name seat in 112 to Robert Scott. I, Bill Tufts, will my rattle trap to some pedestrian. I, lorry Turner. will my love for girls to Lee McSweeney. I. Wrqlnla Wagner, will the happy confusion of news class to some lucky Iunior. I. Bill Walls. will my looks to Bob Hewitt. I, Ianet Ward, will my eyes to Charlotte Addington. I, Henry Waring, will my model Ford to Eddie Moritz. I, Leanne Wheeler, will my long straight hair to Loretta Hooser. I, Charlene Wheeler. will my pep to some eager Sophomore. I, Wanda Wheeler, will my gift of gab to Louise Vogler. I, Arthur Williams, will my ability in Physics to Sonny McDaniels. I, Charles Williams, will nothing to nobody. I, Doris lean Williams. will my place in Mr. Glass's heart to some lucky Iunior. I, Wayne Willis. will my spelling ability to Miss Burton. I, Donna Wood. will my bold forward way to Barbara Rollins. I, Dewey Wright. will my Iunior year of mechanical knowledge back to Mr. Yonovitz. ,AI s E555 i wmv TRDJAN 1949 Q154-Q Future Ambition: of Trojan Forty-Nfhers Donald Adams--To have my own automobile garage and to be an expert automobile mechanic. Ella Rosalie Adams-To be a social worker. Iudlth Colleen Aeh-To be a stenographer. Roger Albrecht-To be a machinist. Edith Ann Amick-To be a math teacher. Nancy Lou Appel--To write a novel. Dorothy W. Armstrong-To go to college. Douglas Gary Arthur-To become a salesman. Donald Askew-To rule the world. Wanda Askew--To be an office worker. Arthur Curtiss Ball-To get a good job. Charles Ray Ball-To let my wife make a good living for me. Loretta Marie Barker--To become a surgeon. Gerald Edward Barry-To be a coach. Norma lean Bartlett-To be a journalist. Howard Bender-To be a great football player. Mary Inez Bercini-To be a secretary. Dorothy Louise Berry-To be a stenographer. Carl O. Bias-To be a gold or silver plater. Loretta Binns-To be a nurse. Marilyn Blevings-To make myself and others happy. Billie Lou Bodmer-To be a private secretary. Iames Bond-To be a millionaire. Betty I. Boyle-To be a grade school teacher. Delores Boyd-It all dependson the future. lack L. Bray--To be an aviation machanic. Dean R. Byers--To attend Cincinnati College of Music and study voice. Warren A. Campbell-To become a medical doctor. Mary Frances Carley-To be a pianist. Walter Lee Carter-To be a doctor and live the life of Riley. Lilly Catherine Coe-To be a specialist in pediatric nursing. Irene Cave-To be a private nurse or to teach Home Eco- nomics in college. Nancy Newlin Cole-To become an actress or a retail buyer. Donald D. Collins-To loaf. eat, and sleep. Betty Lou Combs-To be a fashion designer. David Cooper-To be an engineer. Patricia lean Copas-To become a barber. Donald David Cowdrey-To make a mere million dollars. lames L. Cox-To make a million dollars. Helen Ruth Coyle-To teach physical education. George Frederick Curnutte-To do the best I can in what- whatever I do. ' lack Cutllp-To become an engineer. Iohn E. Davidson-To be a lawyer or a salesman. Pauline Davis-To be a typist. Dolores lean Deist-To be a surgical nurse. Dorothy Lou Donley--To be a secretary. ' Mary Downs -To be a private secretary. Ralph Earls-To be a pilot. Geraldine Edwards-To be a Girl Scout field executive. Mary Lou Elliott-To be a commercial worker. Earl Felty. Ir.-To be a machinist or a salesman. Donald Finger-To be F.B.l. man. 'Robinson R. Fleming-To study medicine. Emma Lou Ford-To be a musician. Mary Fordyce -To be a secretary. Fred Frans -To be an aviation machinist. Patricia Anne Frantz -To be a social worker. Elisabeth Lorraine Frazier-To be a good nurse. lack Eugene Freeland-To be an airplane pilot or aircraft designer. David Eugene Gambill-To go into business. Peter Gearhart-To be a musician. Ariayra Ann Goodman-To be a secretary. Edward Green-To be a journalist. Cora Mae Gresham-To be a lawyer. Raymond Hanson-To be a musician. Carole Hartz-To be a secretary or a missionary. Carl Raymond Harwood-To be a machinist. David Roth Hayes-To he an architectural engineer. Winona Louise Hayslip-To be a private secretary. luanlta Estella Hill-To be a designer. Richard Clinton Hollis-To be a store manager. Rachel K. Hopldns-To be a nurse. Lena Mae Horton-To be a typist or stenographer. Mildred Irvin-To be a nurse. Herbert Ielierson -To become a F.B.l. man. Mildred Louise lewett-To be a biologist. Dolores Iohnson-To .be a beautician. Iohnny Iohnson-To be a restaurant manager. Patricia Iourney-To be a secretary. Iulia Mae Iones-To be a secretary. Ioanne Kelley-To be a nurse. Miildred Louise Keyes-To work in an office. Arlie Beniamin Keyes--To be a millionaire. Robert C. Keyes-To be a cartoonist and see the world. Richard Kidwell-To be a big time operator. Laurence M. Kimble. Ir.-To be a doctor. Iean Kinney-To be a great secretary. Rudolph E. Lane-To make a lot of money and do little work. Madelyn Fay Lawson- To be a nurse or a bum. preferably a bum. Elmer Leaningham-To be a successful mechanic. Susie Lehman-To be a doctor. William R. Lemons --To be a dratfsman. TRDJAN 1949 Q 155 Q Future Ambmbns of Trojhn Forty-Niners Carl L. Leightenhelmer-To be an embalmer and study at Cincinnati College of Embalming, Natalie Ann Levine--To be a dancing instructor. Constance Ioan Llnham-To be an actress. Marchetta Looney--To be a nurse. Ioan Adele Luckett-To be the first woman President. Ilm Lyklns -- To continue the machinist trade in the U.S. Marines. Dorothy Louise Maple-To become a designer or an in- terior decorator. Donald L. Maze--To play professional baseball. Mary Margaret Maze-To be a personnel director. Ruth Elizabeth McMee -To be a teacher. Barbara lane McCulloch-To go to college and become rr teacher, and then! Freda Virginia McHone -To be a nurse's aid. Robert Ieremy McNamara-To be an author. Patsy Meadows-To be a nurse. David Duane Meyer-To be a musician. Carolyn Middlecamp--To be a writer. Ben Claar Miller-To be a mortician. Nancy Carolyn Miller-To be a stenographer. Norma lean Millirons -To write. Charles William Mohl-To become a success. Rosalie Monk-To become a secretary. Ianet Marie Moore-To be a secretary. Nancy Carolyn Morgan--To be a nurse and then make Mrs. my career. Ianet Louise Mosley-To work for my Mrs. degree. Buddie Ronald Murphy-To be a lawyer. Vlillard Eugene Myers-To let' nature take its course. Ioan Newman-To become a successful business woman. Robert Alton Newman-To become an engineer. Patricia Ioan Obrlst-To get out of school. lames Ioseph O'Conner-To attend the University of Iowa. Peggy O'Connor-To work in a large store. Margaret Oliver-To he a nurse. Henry Clyde 0'Roark-To be La lawyer. Priscilla Osborne-To get a Mrs. degree. - v Anna Maude Parker-To be an office girl, a stenographer. or a typist. Mary Louise Pascoe-To be a typist. Donna Lou Poole -To be a teacher. Betty lane Poehlein-To be a physical education teacher. Wayne R. Potter--To open a business of some kind. William Powell-To become a musician. lack Price-To complete my apprenticeship and become a toolmaker. Ioanne Purdum-To get started in commercial advertising. Ioseph Rammel-To become a machinist. Ralph Ratclili--To attend medical college at University of Cincinnati. Charles C. Rayburn. Ir. --To become a mechanic. Caron Ioan Rice-To be a nurse. Robert F. Richter--To be a writer. Glenn A. Rigley- Open a music business. Phyllis Ann Roe-To be a secretary. Victor Eugene Robeson. Ir.-To have a career in aviation. Bob Ruth-To be a farmer. Roger V. Ryan-To be a professional bum. Louis N. Salnopulos-To have my own business. Cleo Dolores Salisbury-To be a journalist. Ernie Schusky-To be a professional scout. Elton L. Scott--To study aeronautical engineering. Rosemary Shepherd -To be a beautician. Hulen C. Slattery-To become an M. D. Ray Slusher-To be an artist. Dolores Skeens--To be a secretary. Benjamin V. Smith. Ir.-To go to college. Wyvetta Mae Spradlin-To be a beautician or a house- wife. Audrey A. Sparks-To be a stenographer. Colista Stafford -To be a physician. Talmadge Stafford--To be a draftsman or an architect. Anton W. Staker-To be an aeronautical engineer. Florence Marvel Stalrer-Professor of law. Helen Ruth Stevenson-To be a missionary under the Evangelical United Brethren Mission Board. Evelyne Lovene Stitt-To be a pianist in the evangelistic work. Ioann Suter-To be a cashier or a bookkeeper. Ianet Suter-- To be u ringing evangelist. Bill Thacker-To be in the Army Air Corps. Thelma Thelss -To be a nurse. Lowell Thompson-To be a lawyer. Denver Triggs--To be a grocer. Louvenia Tubbs--To be a bookkeeper. Bill Tults--To be a mechanical engineer. Virginia Wagner-To work for the U. S. Government in some Latin-American country. Bill Walls-To be in the Army. Ianet Lee Ward - To be a nurse. Henry Waring -To be an Army draftee. Barbara Leanne Wheeler-To be a nurse. Charlene Wheeler-To be a minister. Wanda Lee Wheeler-To get an office job. Ruth Ann White-To go into retail merchandising. Iames C. Wlddig-To be a machinist. Charles Williams-To be a machinist Doris lean Williams-To he a secretary. Donna Faye Wood-To be a commercial artist. Dewey Wright. lr. -To own my own gasoline station. Dorothy Yaeger-To go to college. TRDJAN 1949 Q 156 Q Basketball Action Shots ...... W.. ,, ,. .. ,,,. ,-wr. ,....',,-,,,.,.,.,A l,r,,,. :-we -fwfr? :aw :grwgv :i I' ., 1 , .-'yqrigtrw , ,t .wr 4 1 N A Adams, Mr. Lowell ....,...,.., Allard, Mr. Eldon . ,..,.. ........ , .. Anderson, Miss Margaret ....... B Ball, Miss Margaret ....... Band .......,..........,......,...... Banquet, Basketball ,...,.. Banquet, Football ................., Banquet, Mother-Daughter ..... Basketball, Boys' Varsity ..,...,. Basketball, Captain ....... ,...,.... Basketball Individuals .....,. Basketball Basketball Reserves ........... Managers ...., Betty Lamp Club ..,... Blazer, Miss Anna ,..... Board of Education ...., Burke, Miss Freda . ,..,... Burton, Miss Ruth .,..,... C Cheerleaders ...,.. ,...... Choir ................. Church Scene ...,, Classes ................. Clubs ......,......,,.....,.......... Coaches, Basketball ....,... Coaches, Football ....... Cole, Mr. R. D. .............. . Commercial Club ., ...,......,... . Commercial Co-op Club ...., Crabtree, Mr. Herbert ...,... Cup Girl Deans .......... ,...,. . , ...,. D Deans' Assistants , ..., , .,,.... .. Distributive Education Club Dramatics Drum Major ......, I N , ...,,.. 24 . ,..... ...120 ..........104 .......,92 ,...,..,65 ........95 .........98, 99 .,...,..96 ...,,.,.94 ....,...97 ,.......74 . ,..,.., 22, 23 24 .,......24 19, 76 124, 125 29, 61 63, 76 93, 97 ....,...79 ........24 ,...,...76 ........75 ........24 .,........11U 22, 23 15, 75 111- 119 Drum Majorettes .................. ....,.. 1 21, 123 DuPre, Miss Genevieve ...,..,..,..... .,..... ..........., 2 4 DuPre, Miss Helen .......,......,,.........,...,...,.,.,...... ........ 2 5 DuPuy, Miss Henrietta - tNot pictured? Duschinski, Miss Lea ...,. ................ ,...,. . .,.. , ........22 DEX E Elliot, Mr. Ralph ............,... Emmonds, Mr. Theodore . ...... . Football, Football, Football, Football Football, Football Football, Football, Football Football, V F Varsity ,......,..,... ... Co-Captains ., Action . ,............ . ,..... Queen .,......,......,..,...... Queen's Attendants Banquet .... Reserves .,..... Freshmen ...,. Managers Individuals ,..,.,....,..... 77, 80, 81, 82, Football Coaches .... Freshman Class ......, Freshman Officers .. Fuller, Miss Iuanita G.A.C. .,......,...,... . Girls' League ..,,..,. Girls' Sports ..,..,, Glass, Mr. lohn ...,.. Glee Club .,..... Heller, Mr. George Helstrom, Mr. Einar ..,..,.. Hodgden, Mr. lames ...,.. Hopkins, Miss Thelma Inter Nos ...,.. lunior Class .... ,...., . ,...,.. . .. lunior Club Officers ....,.. Junior Club .......,........ lunior Class Play , ............. , lunior Varsity Football ...,.... K Kegley, Mr. I oe ........ .,...... Krausz, Miss Mary ..... I ....f....25 78, 79 87, 88, 89 ......,....,l31 ..,....130 83, 84, 85 59. 60. 61 72 , 105 - 109 25 , ..,. 124 25 25 25 23 46 -51 47 R 66 112 - 115 94 25 , ..... 25 L Latin Clubs ....,..,.., Leach, Mr. Bert ., .... . Library Club .........,..,.., Lorentz, Mr. Charles . ,,..,....... M Maclioy, Miss Caroline .,..... McBroom, Mrs. Margaret ......., McComb, Mr. Franklin ......... McDonald, Miss Dorothy ......., McKelvey, H. W. ..,... McKeen, Miss Alene ,.... Meadows, Mr. Carl ........ Mitchell, Mr. Pat .....,,. Multer, Mr. Fred ..,.. Musser, Isabelle N National Honor ........,.........,... Niswonger, Miss Nellie .... Noel, Miss Gurney .........,... Officers- Officers Officers O Freshman Class -Sophomore Class Junior Class , ..,..... . Officers- -Senior Class ..... Orchestra .......................,. Overturf, Mr. Robert, ..... ..,.. , P Pierson, Mr. Frank ...,.. ....,.. Plus Ultra ............... .... Q IND 68. 59 25 80 26 26 22 26 26 21 22 26 26 26 ., ..,.., 65 ............,....... .. 26 fnot picturedl 53 53 47 30 125 26 26 69 Queen - Football ..........,......,.. ...... 1 31 Queen - Miss Trojan 1949 .... .. 139 R Revelers' Club ..... ....,.. .,.........,.., 7 1 Revelers' Play ,..,, . .,..,.. ...,.... 1 16. 117 Reserve Basketball ..,..,,. .,..,...,.., 94 Rohr, Mr. William . ,..,. ..,,. 27 EX Salladay, Miss lean ..,..... School Board .,..........., Scisinger, Doris ...... Senior Activities .,,.. Senior Class ....., .........,. Senior Class Officers .,.... Senior Honor ...,..,........,. Senior Play ,............ Shinkle, Octavia ,...........,. Shump, Miss Marifrancis Sophomore Class ............. Sophomore Class Oiiicers Spanish Club .......... ........, Student Council ..,..,... Spears. Forrest ,......,...... Sunderland, Richard ........ T Thimmes, Walter ..,..,. Toney, Miss Hazel ,....... Trojan. Miss .....,,..... Trojan Staff , ...........,....,. . Trowbridge, Miss Marie ..... .. V Varsity Basketball ,..,.... Varsity Football ........ Vocational Classes .,..... Vocational Clubs .....,, W Watts, Mr. Gale ,...... ..,.....,. West, Mr. Glen C. .............. . Wittenburg, Miss Alberta ....... Wyant, Miss Hazel ............. Y Yonovitz, Joseph ....,..,. ....,.. 27 22. 23 back oi book 29 - 45 30 67 118. 119 27 27 52-57 53 73 67 27 27 inot picturedl 139 .. 4. 144. 145 95-104 77-92 16. 17 74 28 23 28 28 28 4 -2, it is AUTGGRAPHS Compliments ot THE PORTSMGUTH GAS CGMPANY E. H. RUSSELL GLASS COMPANY GIVE US A BREAK 1106 Gallia Street Compliments of LEHMAN INSURANCE AGENCY 821 FOURTH STREET Compliments MARY LGUISE To Class Homemade Candies 0419 1416 Third street Phone 2514 The I-Iazlebeck Co. INSURANCE s. REAL ESTATE Room 44 National Bank Building Phone 71 O O Compliments of WALKER SHOE STORE 420 Chillicothe Street PORTSMOUTH, OHIO LONG AND COMPANY The House of Quality Furniture 729-733 SIXTH STREET PORTSMOUTH. OHIO BOHRER MELCHER FUNERAL HOME ROYAL TYPEWRITERS 841 Gollici Street Portsmouth, Ohio 1417 Offnere Hill AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 160 MAKE THESE YOUR RULES OF TELEPHONE ETIQUETTE Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. The value of the Telephone K is greater than the cost TRDJAN 1949 Q 15B Q We join Portsmouth in honoring you Crt this time . . . We know your future LINCOLN MERCURY '11 b ' tl d ' W1 e Jus y eservinq of the finest thinqs in life. MARVIN JONES AUTO SALES Gallia At Offnere Phone 1591 -- 1592 TRUJAN 1949 Q159 9 SCIOTO LINES CO. BUSES CI-IARTERED ANYWHERE IN OHIO 811 Chillicothe Street Portsmouth, Ohio - PHONE 12 Compliments Compliments of of CUVERT H, B. MCGAHAN co. FURNITURE STORE 1026 Offnere St. Phone 3276 NEW BOSTON GALLIA ST. Compliments Congratulations to of the Class of 49 I MSSECCND Poon MARKET Compliments the smart little shop with the of friendly air T il e n e ' s GARY PHoToGR.APHY Co. gum O' gm' TRCIJAN 1949 016121 Q E. E. Gordon 26 Sons CONCRETE WORK CINDER BLOCK CINDER and CONCRETE BLOCK Phone 3474 OLOCKNER CHEVROLET CO. TI-IE NEW CHEVROLET - TI-IE LEADER . 1 Selling Chevrolets Since 1915 F L 0 0 D D R U G S WEST END ELECTRIC J. W. FLOOD, Pres. L 714 TENTI-I STREET 2109-2111 GALLIA STREET NEW LOCATION O O GOOD CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS ,.,, 2 .5 ...,- f., .-,, 3 ,',, .iw-.1 .-.-.-, : -1.1-1r:rfr.-:1r::' -,42:1:ea::sssxas:-:-sc-:M-:-5:-:-:-:-:-:-:::-:-:-ag:-:-:.1-3-:-:44vs::::m-1-:asa-:+:-:Vx-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:vw-x-:.ms:-:-:---:-:-:-:-:-:-:-M-:-:-:-:-Q4:A:-:-:-:-:-my FOR STYLE IN PORTSMOUTH Compliments Ask for these Good Foods of ' ' GIESLER tm Bgimne MEAT MARKET At your Neighborhood Independent Grocer S A G R A V E S THE GILBERT ELECTRIC GROCERY COMPANY S E R V I C E Compliments of 1661 ELEVENTH STREET H I C K S M A R K E T PHONE 3595 SCIOTO TRAIL TRCIJAN 1949 Q162 Q SERVICE DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPE CIALIS T S Cor. Ninth and Chillicothe St. PHONE 688 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO VVILLARD STAKER, Prop. COVERT MARKET COR. LINCOLN and ROBINSON AVE Quallyfl Sfrvkc i us O Gem: erlms FURNITURE CO 612-I4-16 Second St. Phone 1063 Authorized Dealer for VVESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS RANGES and LAUNDROMATS Compliments Step Down Into The f Modern Design For 49 o Chabot S Super Service GALLIA 8: OFFNERE DAMARIN HILL SEVENTEENTH 8: GRANDVIEW GULF OIL DISTRIBUTORS Ralph Chabot HUDSON SALES PoLLoCK at soNs COUNTS BAKERY QUALITY THAT COUNTS 219 Market St. Phone 226 TRDJAN 1949 01613 Q Quality Gifts at Lowest Prices ROBERTS JEWELERS The Store of Friendly Credit 421 Chillicothe Street J EWELERY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Morrey Wainstein, Mgr. FOR BETTER SANDWICHES PARK AT THE PARK SI-IOPPE SEVENTEENTH 81 GRANDVIEW PHONE 2283 Congratulations to the Class of 49 from AEI-IS FOOD MARKET LEVINE AUTO PARTS NEVV AND USED PARTS FOR ANY CAR Phone 249-L EMRICK FUNERAL HOME Funeral Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE Compliments of QED The Automotive Club Of Southern Ohio GALLIA AT GAY STREET BEST WISHES GRADUATE SCOTT in charge from STAPLETON Office Su l Com an - TELEPHONE - pp Y p Y Ss 2563 STATIONERS-OFFICE OUTFITTERS ScHooL SUPPLIES 1422 LINCOLN 829 Sixth St. Phone 3767 COURTESY and SER VICE TRCIJAN 1949 Q 164 Q I-IE TIMES BRINGS LOCAL, STATE AND WORLD WIDE NEWS TO 25,291 FIRESIDES EACH EVENING .... AND EVERY MEMBER OE TI-IE FAMILY IS A CONSTANT READER. THE WORLD IN YOUR LIVING ROOM EACH EVENING 55112 '-Porfsmnn fly Eimes For 97 Years A Dependable Portsmouth Institution Run 9 9 H ERFF-J ONES IMANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND STATIONERY 1407-1419 NORTH CAPITOL AVENUE INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA ...OT- P. J. BURKART, Representative 2201 CAMBRIDGE ROAD COLUMBUS, OHIO OFFICIAL JEWELERS FOR PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL TRUJAN 1949 0165 O 1. WW Feminine Clothes From Head To Toes Compliments of BABETTE DALHEIMER I H Ssnce 1857 - the Greatest Name in Milk I-IornoDee MASONIC BLDG. PHONE 3020 Congratulations to the Class of 1949 The CASEY EAT SI-IOPPE 827 SIXTH STREET I-IOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK LADY BORDEN ICE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS 750 0923 Phone 1801 237 2nd St TRUJAN 1949 Q 167 Q BE WISE - ECONOMIZE Compliments SHoP AT LEVIS of SAAUELI-Eyfl at co. 840-844 GALLIA STREET Compliments of Hatch Advertisin Com on Wm. A. Newmon Co. g p Y BUILDING CONTRACTORS MIMEOGRAPHING MULTIGRAPHING ADDRESSING MAILING 930 Tenth St. Phone 642 PORTSMOUTH. OHIO 828 GALLIA ST. lon the Esplonodej PORTSMOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE JACK FISH, Prop. Used Cars Bought, Sold, ond Exchdnged NEW AND USED PARTS AND TIRES RoR ALL CARS 2332 Gollio Street Just Above East End Viaduct Phone 303-L PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Tllere's a iu your future YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER PORTSMOUTH MOTORS 1112 GALLIA STREET PHONE 3748 -nb In-'np-1 TRCIJAN 1949 9165 Q SAFETY SERVICE COURTESY PORTSMOUTH CITY LINES DIAMONDS WATCHES ZOELLNER JEWELRY CO. Third 8: Chillicothe Streets PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Compliments of CHARLES COHEN Congrotulotions to The the Closs of LIS H J Sl S Fifth Street neor Chillicothe SANDWICH SHOP GENERAL HARDWARE TOOLS PAINTS 715 CHILLICOTHE STREET ENAMELS VARNISHES SPORTING GOODS TR O 9 ARTWIL Where smart women practice thrift 418 CHILLICOTHE STREET THE ABBOTT PAINT CO. PAINTS - WALLPAPER 741 Second Street The Ideal Furniture Store COMPLETE Home ournrs Quality Furniture At Lowest Prices B. C. ALBERT, Prop. Phone 3589 Congratulations to the Class of 1949 CARR'S JEWELRY STORE 811 GALLIA ST. PHoNE 329 Known As The Best .... and . . . . The Best Known HART SCHAFFNER and MARX CLOTHES THE CRITERION The Mens Shop Compliments of CRICHTON Office Supply Co. EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE Compliments of THE CHECKER STORE SECOND and CHILLICOTHE STS. ZIEGLERS CLOTHING FOR MEN and YOUNG MEN Sixth and Chillicothe Sts. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Tna.JAN 1949 0170 Q HERES T0 THE CLASS OF '49 D O M ' One of Ohio's G X3 A. B. C. CLEANERS FOR PROMPT SERVICE Phone 1200 1035 Gallia Street MEET ME AT THE C A M E O FOR A BIT OR A BITE or SWEET TO EAT Established 1926 839 GALLIA STREET Good Food is Good Health Accurate Prescription Service HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES Free Delivery HAGER Sr WEBB KIRBYS FLOWERS Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere GALLIA and FINDLAY STREETS Gallia at John Phone 905 PYIODG 493 TRUJAN 1949 Q 172 Q Compliments of ANTIOCH SHOE CO. Glenn W. Brock Ruby D. Brock BROCK FUNERAL HOME Licensed Funeral Directors cmd Embcxlmers AMBULANCE SERVICE Collin St Waller Sts. Phone 117 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Compliments of CYCLE INN COLES BLVD. Compliments of THE CRAIGMILE FURNITURE CO. 936 GALLIA PHONE 319 Compliments of SELBY SHOE CO. 1007 GALLIA STREET .., TRD-JAN 1949 Q173 Q FINE FURNITURE SINCE 1907 PLUMBING SI-IGP I DISTEL FURNITURE CO. 3 nl iabf F' sfvff ' -, 7th 8: Ch1111cothe Sts. 2 Phone 400 Compliments of GECDRC-E A. SUTER 81 CG. BUILDING CONTRACTCRS 1617-21 CHILLICOTHE STREET Compliments of PORKY PIG BARBECUE O O Congratulations to the Class of 1949 Ralph Legler mm MARC CANTERS KOPY KAT GRIMMS Morgan Watch Service SPORTING GOODS Watch Repairing - ..It.S Wilsons Today Diamond Remounting in Sports Equipment BULOVA - GRUEN - BENRUS EXPERT RACKET RESTRINGING WATCHES 1003 Gallic SI' Phone 15893 605 Chill. St. Opposite Masonic Bldg COME TO THE NEXT TO P.H.S. ROGER L. ALTMAN, Prop. Portsmouth Interstate Business College Training Young America to Cberixb and Preserve the Free-Enterprise Way of Life 815 Gallia PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Phone 2630 TRAINING FOR BUSINESS Time-Saving Courses leading directly to Secretarial, Accounting, and other Office Positions. College-Grade Student Body, Pleasant Classrooms, Successful Placement Service. BULLETIN FREE ON REQUEST DAY and EVENING G. I. APPROVED TRCJJAN 1949 Q175 Q CONGRA'l'lllATl0NS, 'l'R0,IANS! The Portsmouth Assooiotloh of INSURANCE AGENTS of Portsmouth, Ohio BARRETT'S GENERAL INSURANCE THE BERNDT INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. BIERLEY REALTY 6. INSURANCE CO. THE PHILO S. CLARK COMPANY C. C. BROCK INSURANCE AGENCY A. C. COLBURN AGENCY DONALD T. DILLON INSURANCE AGENCY THE W. I. EISNAUGLE COMPANY THE HARSHA-IOHNSON CO.. AGENTS THE HAZELBECK COMPANY MURFIN'S INSURANCE AGENCY THE IOHNSON INSURANCE AGENCY THE GEORGE E. KRICKER COMPANY SIMON S. LEHMAN AGENCY MCCLURG INSURANCE AGENCY WALTER L. MITCHELL INSURANCE AGENCY ORLA L. MORGAN INSURANCE AGENCY THE C. E. NODLER COMPANY RICKEY REALTY COMPANY THE ROBINSON-HATCHER AGENCY THE G. M. ROSS COMPANY TOM E. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY TRDJAN 1949 Q'l'76Q Compliments of OIL CALYEAN CO. WASHINGTON ond TENTH STREET W W' EMBLEM OE FINE PRINTING 0 07 Q P A 5 - 0 Q- 9 ee 1, ,Q III Q Q, 'COMPTOLITH' PRINTING Compton Engraving ond Printing Compony f 1412 THIRD STREET PORTSMOUTH ' Compliments of WEBB - MOORE LUIVIBER CO. 1641 CHILLICOTI-IE STREET PHONE 651 TRU-JAN 1949 Q 177 Q CLASSIC Bcwling Lanes CORNER NINTH cmd CI-IILLICOTI-IE Streets PCDRTSMOUTH, CDI-IIC TRDJAN 1949 Q17B Q Patrons Page COMPLIMENTS T0 CLASS OF '49 CHARLES SMITH, M. D. CHESTER ALLEN. M. D. R. I. BARRY. D. D. S. C. L. PITCHER. M.D. W. H. PITCHER, M. D. P. C. BAUMAN. Chiropodist A. L. BERNDT, M.D. HAROLD COLBURN. D. D. S. CLYDE EVERETT. M. D. SAMUEL P. ADAMS, D. D. S. HARRY RAPP, M.D. WALTER SISSON, M. D. H. M. KEIL, M. D. DOW ALLARD. M. D. ROSS M. GAULT. M. D. W. W. DUVENDECK, D. D. S. W. A. RAY. M. D. L. M. DISTEL BENNETT 6. BABCOCK. Optometrists HARRIET BRIGHT IACKSON HERBERT, M. D. I. P. MCAFEE, M. D. W. H. STONE. M.D. HAZEL KNECHTLY, M.D. IESSE KNAPP RUTH BENNETT, M.D. PAUL BENNETT, M. D. KENNETH AMICK R. L. MAGAW PRESSLER PHARMACY L. N. ALLARD. D.D. S. WILLIAM HARTLAGE. M. D. We the Trojan Staff, wish to express our appreci- atlon to you, who, through cooperation and kindness, have helped to make this 1949 Trojan possible. TRCIJAN 1949 Q'I79Q f My TREIJA ,W 1 , x .gs-G '.-.v g WMV' N ,rf-5,41 .A ,443