Portsmouth High School - Trojan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1952 volume:

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Q f CJ-vlfjxb N' A 1, it 121-f a TROJHH DOTS IS' PECIAL thanks are given the many friends and associates who have helped 5 in the production ot the 1952 Trojan. .3:55:f:::::::-'JJJIIIOGJJJJ5355'Aff ..-an ,.,. , if 0U PAGE '2 D0 mam EFA 'fff TRUJAN YEAR EEICIK Z PURTSMUUTH r-msn-4 PORTSMOUTH. l f ANNE DuPUY . . RUTH Business Ma age: B BURKE ,,,,...,.. Sponsor PAT ELLIOTT HEINIE IAN BUSH BRUCE HELEN MARIE PEAKE DAVE SARA RO HARVEY BARB RA ON BOB MARIA H PINKY ER ELLEY WILLIAMS E ERHMAN CAROLY HOSKINS MARY LOU BRODBECK CAROLYN FULLER A. KAREN LEWRY IOYCE SMITH CONN ER ADKINS 1r.A Nr. DUDUIT ARILYN I OHNSON U BOROK RAY ADDIS HERB GO Z, Honorary Member he Office Practice Class, under the idance of Miss I H el Wyant. was responsible for-Troi business records - an accounts. . E ? 5 K 2 3 z E A , ,S A vi! '19 ,Z 'Hb J . ' ' Gm. 43, , -uw-'am -1- L V. as III V '-' 154' 11,1 4.1, . I ml- , ' .13 U Q . 1 ' - 4 1 ,Q is F Q 2? F, gy A mir if x 'A P 3 f F f if E 3 I 5 fig: yfgfkg , , ..- N IN HONO ' 1 I' ' IQAWUNID B. IAIUIIKE I'H '. WlI.l.IM l H. EIPWAHHPS PFC. W I.I,lAN l'lIliS4JN1'I l' PHX. H0 MRI' LEE 4Q 'l,Alili l'V'I'. Wll,I4lAM l'0WEl,I. WI' IFIHIY l'lH'lI a 9 4 PYIQ NUHNAN IDAUR EAN HEHOES lHkHEn 0 0 0 0 l To faose brave mea who gave their last fall measure of devofrbn fo fire caase of freedom. This Year the Troian staff of A custom of honoring a faculty s thought be left n these pages .JL o d t s nual, M , says t old this annual is dedicated. humbly, and 1914, have given their lives for the '1 l Many people say that the one can pay. However, the not the supreme sacrifice is that is precious, all that is all that he will Though you may it, these Portsmouth High meaning of America, first glimpsed the greatness they were Yes, they learned it: but they had iust begun to realize selves faced with the problem of protecting this This problem faced our students through two but it is being met with the same courage as before continue to die for as long as it takes to teach and equality for all. the not way, KW'- price one who here at our chosen few have died and American belief in by feel an No, all when they fgdfnd them- J by nskmg all glimpsed. wars. It fac s them still, -L ll Illl XXIII Ill! X-I tn. 'VI I'l, Qing, 1 I 1.1 L by 5 'F . od- wx fp ,, D Q 1 ' E1 Agwwi V . 5' 4 4 ,, K V 1, j i ,4,4 ,Z ,ff ,W .' is 'z K ,iw ,swf f., A -Q 1' V ' .N N . 'W Kid ' 2 ga, . 7.94 W.. . 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MUSSER .f GLW M K .WR iliqw 1'-V TQ MN. -i s a+ LN, X 'im 'fun as www Z , Mqgf-Q ff-.M MM . .1 v Q Z . I f MW 1 , ,..,,.,,,..-'NM ,,,,,.....M--If .,,,, ,...v .,,,.V....M...-..-,-,......,..,- , W., ,,,.,...-.+,,M,, q-NWA, W-N.,..... M, NWJNM ,KM W A fn,-M.,.., M-ww -vi--.,..MM,,w if M, ,Y 5-W-me 5 v , XAKQE W... .f,.4.,....i i S K 1, wQW w K 'A hu QS' was E14 if sis, Wwswxw 5 S MV!! S 'T U as 5 H, mv- ,, 5, V ' ':f.:..,, its Z4 .5,Lv' My 1 ,f ' . fi' A. .,.. , , , jf' ,f W 4S. :if-I 1' 4 x .si N ! ? - ' ' V Q ng 5 L: ,E , ws The Library-where we read. study. do reference work and sometimes even gossip cr little. PAGE 2U 0 Reading is to the mind, what exer- cise is to the body. The Library has cz thousand books. All colors. hues. and tinges And every cover is a door That turns on magic hinges. sf' fi ti. if if 5. '75 2, rw if gi x fm E' ,LS 14? 4 mf? M1 if al i., X M . W RQLL 55232 V ?,,f5,. 3, ,. , , 5 gg Via., VgfQZbQ.n Minn? -'P T, 'xv gi ,, ,M N-.2 xv .,,......v p,,,9w ' .Wai if PHYSICISTS-LEARNING THAT THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD BRINGS PROGRESS . ' f' 1. f. 121,-V. , ,',' 5 xt I. fbi ' 1 Q' 'Y,' ,z:: 11' .4 ., f' ' H' 'I 5 fm' -' I .-111' J 1 Ill' 1 11 'z' Ili z1m'uI !...1:1 :J ll fd? ., 'Qw- N. . In .-1 i 5 T., --T7 v , , , ,,. Hn I 1 1.- lm F115 fra fi! H 0 mi' Q Yi f - ff 'W , 6, zxgwfsiy- Maw, J 1 i' f wif, 5 . 4: WS mi , 11 N , if , W, Q? gag W .QQ E V V , A 5 Q 2 1 ,gr Q.. 'I 'E f M5 ., ,, 5 1 RQ Wf- cd-A V. , ,i W' N' W. ' wr K fl. cience is a ' V, ', , W J, 9 A -3 ' 42 2 , I 1 s C?HEmi!9fiiy may bg usfd in the V7 ,rnlh Mg Wy k . h JX,fiLg,- lj S1E'5IV1CS of i ftlje if ruct1onf16i d h1S works 3, E -if il'-'--A gvg -gwmfin, . , ':' Mr' 'M , PAGE 29 li +r ' I GO TO THE CAFETERIA AND ENIOY A SOCIAL HALF HOUR. PAGE 3D Eomhinalion of ALEIVT and cxmics was great fun. r stamp collechng. P ww . i bi Let the drums rollout. . . I remember vividly the flush of the red and blue marching band, the roaring crowd, and the courageous, fighting Trojan team! V kl U KT' V A A ze., ,qw . Q36 rw , K., 1 egg NV:-,,,,,3: . -. , . Q.. 7 L it t Right: Sally Cohen, S Cablish, Phyll Pelfr Sall Han , Sidney E11 X25 :. 3f1'f' A , F' xlgis I A Q. ' x ' 'lf 'Pl Yr Y r, Pct Wilder. Highly Success ul Marching Band M51a:- .' x -. Q nf if -v-'im PAGE 35 ml-,,,,,,,. ..,.,., . 5 5 4 5 2 5 051 Hamgwwwwwww E if K f F-M fi fy 5113 x 'N images - A M N-V .-f-vm., SAX 4-d Q S- f 'W g H11 Work and no play goes the proverbial saying. So Portsmouth, xtoo, looks out for a vvell-rounded curriculum. turning to a propor- tionate amount ot HTHLGTICS. PORTSMOUTH HIGH v BASKET 71001 us in our wo I: and in ph sicall strong .... PAGE EB q q BALL nur pluq to keep ourselves PA G E 3 9 . . . The Cadet Prayer il ,f T, Iames Thomas, foreground: Don Conley, pointing io map: Iudf' ,,,,,---Q , Iones, right. ' QQ ' 25 , 2 - I V i: xl 0 1 E3 e nl ed a Ions rbi-1fi1Cw l1ad an important part in the as .- ly program given by the N1 science classes in October ntted Nations Day, X X it , PAEI E 4 El Left to Right: lack Rickman, Katherine Dadosky, Robert Kirby www, W WAN +1 x wfmnf if flfgw 1 gzaf5nmgMQf?g' fp gig: z'ifi3a3iF371'3Wifg? sais s mf wif gf wi i 2152935 Fi 5 Q' If ff, Mkmqi . is if fr M j as QA! is 'S Wg Q b . '.:-,. .--, V.f- f .,,, Ex' .- h'va H-. ,Z ' 7 kt V W Sl,'HOLAHS 0F T0014 K' LEADERS 0F TOMOHHOW ww maya 'A wfdemirffq www. xy-ywmqigjig-sw g.p,:.,. were rn Mg w,Q:,v-:M MW4' '. ,m....'xi,r.-1 um 1 , ff, ab - All f kivffflsh' Mrs Buney answers ques txons about how to become cx nurse s cxid. is...-wi SPONSORED EY THE PORTSMOUTH BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMENS CLUB. Li E A QF' l50+75g- ' H . , 57 Deer chlldren, you cant remember when e ,X O , 'ol' prices and Wages scooted down like this, but I fig? OO f f con. It DCIYS to be old. BERT LGHCH , Xf,ql' I e. ? A X XX ,:. S - 'f ..,x X X K' A X Did you know that 391 high schools in Ohio have a driver education program? Ohio high schools received honor and recognition by winning the avvard given by the Association of Casualty and Surety Programs. Q , 3: J M 22 P I 223 'A glayfgvgsa MR. O. M. GWINN Co-Ordinator Mr. McKenzie's Senior Automotive using I qu to fades and Industries wall chart for instructions on transrnis- sions. 'Wx ' Llfffagifigf P A G E 4 9 , Mr. Going's Iunior and Senior Sheet Metal Class drawing pat- tems in the related room. Marvin McGoron's Automotive Shop I. The Class studies the oper- ations of San Diagnosis Equip- ment and Engine Testing. O O O mf if QQLKK PAGE Senior Psuiomoiwe mi M' usinq xnoior anaiyze 1 io: iuneups. h' e shop cioss studies Senior mac in biue print oi shape: ciuich beinq repented in the shop. EMM We fi 7 All I ISTH T10 In charye of many duties necessary o the efficient runniny of the Portsmouth school system. MR. H. W. MCKELVEY Cordial, afiable, and always interested in the at- iairs oi both faculty and students. H. W. Mclielvey, Superintendent of Portsmouth Schools, is well-known in the community for his capable leadership in the field of education. He has served Portsmouth as Superintendent of Schools for three years, following five years as P. H. S. Principal. Mr. Mac , as he is fondly referred to by both students and teachers of P. H. S., has won a place in all our hearts. LEFT INSET: Hazel Toney, Secretary to Mr. Ridenour. RIGHT INSET: Thelma Hopkins, Secretary to Mr. Mclielvey, SEATED: Mr. Wesley P. Ridenour, Clerk of the Board of Education, Mr. Arthur Rau, Mrs. Arthur Hus- ton, President. STANDING: Dr. William A. Duvendeck, Mr. William Horr, Dr. Thomas C. Swope, Mr. H. W. McKelvey. PAGE 51 Qt X? 1 J Z ,.g ' 'O 5 :E L' N lc' ' KWSN W lu, x r 'r 1 . N Portsmouth High School is iustly proud of its Troian Yearbooks. The Troian staii and its sponsor, Miss Burke, are to be commended on another excellent book this year. We appreciate their efforts and wish for their continued success. EDWARD H. FOURNIER P A I3 E 5 2 HIR. GDUIHRD I-l. FCDURDIER Guiding light directing students to learn the ways of happy living and thus be best able to fully realize potentialities in future years. ln his three years as Principal of Portsmouth High School, Edward H. Fournier has proved himself an asset to the community as Well as extremely capable and co-operative in his Work with P. H. S. students. His interest in as- sisting future graduates to decide on vocations and colleges has endeared him to all. Mrs. Margaret McBroom, Portsmouth High School's popular dean of girls, is completing her fourth year at P. H. S. Besides regular duties, Mrs. McBroom de- votes much time to sponsoring Girls' League and Senior Honor Society and in- structing art classes. Mrs. McBroom is to be commended for the help she has given P. H. S. girls by acting as confidante and counsellor. Mrs. McBroom attended Washington Seminary of Art and the University of West Virginia, where she received her B. S. degree. Before coming to P. H. S., she taught at Cameron, Mansfield, Bel- laire and Mt. Oliver high schools in Pitts- burgh. Ralph Elliott has been at P. H. S for six years as dean oi boys, a job he fills with competance :md understanding. His vari- ous duties as dean include checking at- tendance, helping With extracurricular activities, doing guidance Work and acting as counsellor for boys' problems. ln addition to this fulltime job, Mr. Elliott also finds time to serve as director of the Portsmouth branch of Ohio Univer- sity. Mr. Elliott has a background of experi- ence Which tully qualities him for the position of dean, having served as princi- pal and teacher in local elementary schools prior to coming to P. H. S. Mr. Elliott is an alumnus of University of Michigan, Miami University, Marshall College and Ohio University, where he received his B. S. degree. PAGE 54 Secretaries to Mr. Fournier, Lea Duschin ski and Iudy Aeh. 3. ADAMS. LOWELL B. A. University of lowa, Ohio Uni- versity, Miami University, Ohio State University. . . . Physics. Biology. Science ANDERSON. MARGARET B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University. Ohio University, M. Ph. University ot Wisconsin. . . . English IV. College English. English II Sv.. BALL. MARGARET B. E. Denison University. . . . Latin ll. IV BLAZER. ANNA B. A. Ohio University, University of Wisconsin, Columbia University. Latin l. II BURKE. FREDA B. S. Ohio University, University of Wyoming, University of California. . . . Current History. World History. Social Problems. Trojan Sponsor. BURTON. RUTH B. A. Ohio State University. . . . Related English. American ' History get COLE. RALPH I B. A. Oberlin e, . A. Uni- xi versity of Alabama. , 1- K . . . Chemiglry J COLLINS. EDSEL ' B. S. Ohio University. . . . Civics. So ' Problems. orld History Q l J CRABTREE. HERBERT Rio Grande College, Ohio Univer- sity, University of Cincinnati. . . . Machine Shop I, Vocational Machine Shop. Related Subjects f DUPLAIN OUIS B. S. E Ohio 1 , Ohio State ivigtgp PAGE 55 ...Biology X. jun., ff' - 4- sf N, ki t.: .M F . t ., y ,MM- I it-1 ,N .an -elf if fm. A... thx. v 4-QJMQR f f ..., . , llll ll ll if DuPRE' GENEVIEVE B. S. Ohio University, Oberlin Cone servatory of Music, University ci Wisconsin, Miami University. . . . English I iiupns' HELEN B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University, Ohio University. . . English I FULLER. IUANITA B. A. University of Michigan, M. A. Columbia University, Sorbonne, Paris. . . . French, Spanish. Phychology GIBSON. EARL B. S., M. A. Eastern Kentucky State College. . . . World History, General Science GLASS, IOHN B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University, M. A. Columbia University, Ohio University, New York University. . . . English II, Speech GOINGS, PAUL University of Cincinnati, Ohio Uni- versity Branch. . . . Sheet Metal Shop I. II. Related Subiects I. ll GWINN. O. M. A. B. Alderson Broaddus College, University of Cincinnati. . . . Vocational Supervisor HELLER. GEORGE B. S. Western State Teachers' Col- lege. . . . Health. Driver Training. Varsity Basketball Coach HELSTROM. EINAR A. B. New England Conservatory, Belgian Conservatory of Music. . . . Director ot Music HOPKINS, RICHARD B. S. of Ed. Miami University, M. S. in Phy Ed., University of Illinois. . . . Physical Education, Reserve Basketball Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach. Assistant Football Coach PAGE 56 KRAUSZ. MARY B. S. Ohio University, M. A. Penn State. . . . World History. American Histo LEACH. BERT Western State T'eachers' College, Muskegon Commercial College Gregg College, Ohio University, Miami University. . . . Business Training. General Mathematics LORENTZ. CHARLES B. A. Marietta College, Ohio State University. . . . Science. As istant Football and Basketball Coach. Tennis Coach LOWRY. IOANNE B. S. Ohio State University. . . . Home Economics MACKOY. CAROLINE B. A. Randolph Macon Women's College, B. S. Ohio University, Massachusetts Institute of Technol- ogy. . . . Study Hall Supervisor McCOMB. FRANKLIN B. S. Alma College, University of Michigan, University oi Chicago, Miami University. . . . American History. World History MCGORON. MARVIN Benhoft Manufacturing Company, McSweeney Auto School, Packard, Nash and Oldsmobile School. . . . Automotive II. Related Mathe- matics. Related Science. Blueprint Reading MCKENZIE. CYRIL University of Cincinnati. . . . Auto Shop. Related Subjects MORRIS. DUFFRIN B. S. Ohio State University. . . . Mechanical Drawing I. ll. Ill MULTER. FRED B. S. and B. A. E. Ohio State Uni- versity. . . . Industrial Arts Y ii .f i .Q ,g,,..se...- .fe ffm' semis? Qfsiiiaia Ay me 'L' lim XM mf' EMG Q, fs. f . I Eg.-.iff ignite-. R . Mag- BXVSV A W Y 4 .3 WY' '1' :fi . 55335 -- K K . infer' . Af -5 - 'wzsfs ja-' .N AM .sw us. ni , i' .::.-' as sEfJSv.s4s't'. wiser .... ,,., . 2 A . is -. 2:55 r 1 rm tile l?3m3-33... . ' J sail' , W' f' ' x gf. W ,fe ew F fix X 2.-S. '. :I- f': 5 .W W. 4 . . .V ., Maxx , I u . 'LF' Www? :9 E ' 4 1 fy gg-Usd MUSSER, IRABEI. B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University. . . . English III. Business English NISWONGER. NELLIE B. A. Otterbein College. . . . Algebra I PEARSON. ROBERT Cincinnati University, International Correspondence School, Wheeling Steel Machinist. . . . Iunior Machine Shop PIERSON, FRANK B. S. Wilmington College, Ohio State University. . . . General Mathematics. Faculty Manager of Athletic Association. Algebra I SCHAEFER, CHARLOTTE B. S. College of Mount St. Ioseph- on-the-Ohio, University oi Cincin- nati. . . . Business Training. Typing I SCHISLER, MARY ALICE ' A. B. in Phy. Ed., University oi Kentucky. . . . Girls' Phys. Ed.. G. A. A. QQ f i X 7 SC WARTZ.,,'V RY ELIZABETH BNA. Westefn College for Women, MJ A. Ohio State University. . . . English III. Iournalism DeAMICIS. DORIS B. S. Bowling Green State Univer- sity. . . . Distributive Education OCTAVIA B. S. Miami University, Graduate work at University of Wisconsin, University of Chicago. . . . Home Economics II. III STEFAN, CHRIS B. S. oi Ed., Ohio University. . . . World History, Varsity Foot- ball Coach lI95l seasoni SUNDERLAND. RICHARD B. S. Miami University, Ohio State University. . . . Marching Band, Choir iMixed Chorusl. Boys' Glee Club TROWBRIDGE. MARIE B. S. E. Ohio State University. . . . Plane Geori WATTS, GALE B. S. E. Bliss College. . . . Bookkeeping WEDGE. DONALD B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University. . . . Biology. Assistant Football Coach 5350! ' WIESNER. ETHEL B. S. University of Cincinnati, Ohio State University. . . . Commercial Co-Op WITTENBURG, ALBERTA B. S. Miami University. . . . Typing I, Il. Clerical Practice, Treasurer ol Athletic Association. Sponsor ot Cheerleaders N, WOOD, OLIVE B. S. E. Miami University, Univer- sity of Cincinnati, Cambridge Uni- versity, Cambridge England. . . . Librarian WYANT, HAZEL B. S. Ohio State University, Ohio University, Columbia University, Gregg College. . . . Shorthand I, Office Practice. Typing l Nor PICTURED M XX DUPUY. HENRIETTA ff , , N., 5 B. S. Ohio State University, M. A. ' H' xg Columbia University. 'X ' . . . Mathematics i NOEL, GURNEY B. S. C. and M. A. Columbia Uni- versity. . . . English II 55 it ' PAGE 59 f ' in wg -xr 'Q -an 4,531 Mr ' AL, .... ' 1 A ,mn ,s K. 4 . ay your 1 1 -. ,, '33 X ww ' ' . W f 532 'fa 4 ws W. at y :iv . W '55 Q K V' HW 1 we . 1 A. K .'::. as .5 .mm ::.:,.:VA, -M M. aa xr me .Q M .4 L as vm f .A my 1 sv uf .em W as an is ,. S 4 ,-pau.:--4. Q, ,-,a . - -N HHH vlg-p-vw-1 WK if i -----.........,,, 1-----.....,,.,,h 5 h -w---.....,,.,,,,,. W-w--v.--......,e --.......,,.,,,,,,,-,wk '-v---w....,,.,,,,,,,, QQ mggpv-Aww s 'ilffijak GE 62 'SCHEDULE UAIID, PLEASE' Senior registration complete, I mode my woy to the first floor hoii to looote my locker. che ished day . ...num-sail And now, may your years ul P0 lsmoulh High hold qour most Senior Leadership DICK BECK . ...........,..... .....,,...................,....,....,. , President BOB NICHOLS ....... .... V ice-President DICK GRIMM ....,,.,...,.... ,.,.... T reasurer IEANETTE VOBHIS ..,,. .,..,. S ecxetary lt seems that four years could never hold happier memories than they do for us, the class of '52. As we look back over the many days and months during which we haunted these halls and sat in these class rooms, we realize that there's something about old P. H. S that we'll never forget. ln 1948 we were quite typical freshmen-scared to death, lost in a new, frightenly large building, amid a multitude of strange faces. Then, gradually, as we learned to find our way around, it started to be fun. There were freshmen mixers, basketball and football games and a skating party. We really began to feel at home. Then we were sophomoresl By this time it was old stuff to us, and we sailed through our second year with ease. We began to take more interest in parties. dances- social life in general-and really got into the swing of it. Our junior year was an unforgettable one with such memorable highlights as the junior class play and the Iunior-Senior Prom, which we successfully put on with the help of two wonderful sponsors, Miss Schwartz and Mr. Glass, without whom we couldn't have gotten along. This, our last year, has also been a great one. We now have begun to get impatient to be on our own-to begin working, to go to college, or whatever our own special plans involve. But we find that in spite of this, there is an indefinable longing not to leave. This year holds many nostalgic memories-the junior- Senior Prom, our lastp the class play, the spring dances, commencement exercises-all things of the past for us. So-we, the graduating class, now bid P. H. S. and its students a fond farewell, wishing for our own class mem- bers good fortune and happiness in the years to come. after these four years are just memories. aP W1 fan Hs mi liar IBM L. PALNITA ADAMS RAYMOND ADDIS BILL ADKINS DANIEL ADKINS HENRY ANDERSON IOANNE ANGELO WILLIAM APPLEGATE GEORGE BARBER KEITH BARNES NANCY BARNEY RICHARD BECK IAKE BELL HELEN BORING LOUIS BOROK SHIRLEY BOWEN JANET BOWSER DON BOYLE ROBERT BOYLE DORLENE BURCH BOB BURCHETT RAYMOND BRUNNER RI-IEA CADE RONALD CASE CHRIS CHAMIS DAVID CHICK ROBERT CHANDLER CAROLYN CHINN LULA CHUCALES RONNIE CLIFFORD SALLY COHEN F' A E E 6 5 .. 3. Y I .. . ' -- - ' 1 I , f -'ii 11:31:55 -::.. I 15:22:55: - -az, ,. .. faggmy I ,IR. q Ha 52:-. QE . x 5 N. w I W'2fTif' 411 TWV MQ 5- .,, DONNA COLBURN IANE COOK WAYNE COOPER IAMES CORBITT HOMER COVERT CONNIE CRAWFORD EVELYN DAILEY IACK DAMRON MARY ANNIS DAVIS RONALD DAVIS DAVID DEVER DOROTHY DOUBLE IEANNE DUDUIT OMALEE DYER NORMA EASTER F' A E E 6 6 MURIEL EDWARDS DONALD EICHORN DARLENE ELLIOTT PATTY ELLIOTT GLEN EVANS DOROTHY EVERLY RALPH PARIS MARY FLEMING PATTY FLINDERS NELSON FORD HAROLD GIBSON KARL GIN DONALD GLASS HERB com nov GORDON P A rs E 5 '7 U91-4Qvf ly IENNETTIA GRAHAM IOYCE ANN GRASHEL RICHARD GRIMM LOUISE GUILKEY LILLIAN GULLETT GENEVA HACKNEY SUSIE HALL LINDEN HAMMOND DONALD HANSON RUTHMARY HARCHA DAN HARLEY DON HARRIS CARL HARRISON IEAN HARRISON DAVID HAZLEBECK , PAGE BB ROGER HERBERT DAVID HOLLIS FREDDIE HOSKINS IOAN HOWES IOYCE HUFFMAN ELMER HUMPHREYS ARNOLD HURST RALPH IRVIN BARBARA IANNEY nl-:'r'rY !ENx1Ns MARY LOU Ionss Mmalomn KENDRICK VERONICA KEOGAN DENNIE KEYES ELIZABETH KEYSER P A G E 6 9 if-W www -.,2,3f ADW be-1-xr 1 ,,, ...2, an A gig is-V W 'WW ' ,dwiiw www- ,vf My 53?-fill' :ggi my M 1: sf I K Y' w a. at fx, Iv ,Q S5 I W ff Nur NK W, lx ff 'WM ' 1, :. ginm. LTU!-I 4137 RAYMOND KEYSER CAROLYN KIDWELL DICK KIEBLER VERNON KINDER ROBERT KIRBY CHARLES KLEINKE IAMES KNOX MOLLIE LAKEMAN WILLIAM LANG RICHARD LASURE IMOGENE LAYNE EVELYN LEADINGHAM BETTY LEMONS BETTY LEWIS CAROLYNNE LEWIS IANE LEWIS CAROL LORENTZ ROBERTA LYONS WILLIAM MCAFEE RICHARD MCCRAKEN RAY MCDANIEL DOUGLASS MCGINNIS ROBERT MADDEN FAITH MAIOR ROBERT MARTIN VAN MARTIN LOUIS MEADE DONNA MEADOWS ELIZABETH MESSER THOMAS MICHELHAUGH hw 1-33- 3 ww I I. i 'EW' L me-au gif' 25 sm, Cf AM 'f WK L agus.- X- , 'QTY . .- i.,.f -I H ff I A K Qi . . , V ' 'EHQI 7 i .- , ,,wA,Wg,pQ my 1 f X 'Wu Aww N--I W? W: ,M Air, Mmm. Q I 'Hia CHARLOTTE MILLER IAMES MILLER IACKIE MILWARD DAVID MORITZ CLAUDETTE MUNYON BOB NICHOLS CHARLOTTE NICHOLS VIOLET NOEL EDWARD OAKLEY NANCY OWEN IOYCE PACK IOE PARKER MARION PARKER WILLA PARKER WILLARD PASS MARY LOU PATRICK BERTIA MAE PAUL IUDITH PLEIFFER BONNIE POOLE MONICA POWELL ANNA LEE PRICE BETTY PRICE SHIRLEY RAMEY IIM RATCLIFF ROBERT RATLIFF RICHARD REID PATRICIA REDMAN PAUL REIN IACK RICKMAN DONNA ROE F' A I3 E 7 E -unuwf' 'mf 5, WS, S k 4 ,'. -1, ,.'.'. - A-,,1 5? 65 I, I , I -im. wig '-rv ,fha Aw LGT' ,X if 'U i' ? 'E M. PU' if HOWARD ROSS IOYCE ROTTGEN RONALD SAGRAVES IAMES SCHNEIDER LEE SCHRAMM IANICE SCHWEINSBERG NANCY SEAMAN SHIRLEY SHANK GAIL SHAW DICK SHOCKLEY ADDIE SIMPON RUTH SKEENS SHARON SKEENS ROWENA SMITH ANNE SPARKS CAROL SPARKS MARTHA STAKER BEN STAPLETON DOROTHY STEMSHORN HAROLD STOUT IANET STRUNK DON THACKER I. B. THATCHER RUTH THEISS GLORIA THOMPSON LEONARD TOLLIVER IOYCE VOGEI. CHARLOTTE VORHIS IEANNETTE VORHIS IOHN VOURNAZOS QS 7 f '2. . -:gm-5:53 ,:K-,:fa z:::a,,,.:L. -: :f '- ::z4.f: ,r - ' 5 X X ....,.., ... , .. um. WOW? - 3192. :au . w:NKNu.g,: ..,,. -ii 5' , A . . ,..., A : A ,Vw lf'-2' WWW M . frm . vw . I 7 .g::s,..-:-V-5 MARIORIE WHITE THEBON WHITE PAT WILDER DON WOODRUM I UDY WORKMAN BARBARA YEAGLE TYPIUAL SEIVIUH PEHSHIVAL TIES PGTSOHGIUY Scholarshlp M. Lakeman, V. Keoqan, H. Goetz, S. Hall, 'B' Martin, C. Lorentz, R- Herbert R Faris, I. B. Thatcher 2 1 Hina and Queen B. Martin, C. Vorhis , Scholarship M C. Vorhis ' as .- -ki '. ,: ,,,. 3 ,. e t . ., r f m. ff' 1 I 3 '5 ttttiis J r E se N., .. rite ., 1, Junior-Senior 1951 Best H11-Hround B. Lemons, I. Lewis, B. Herbert B. Theiss, I. B. Thatcher +V -v Best Artists Most Courteous I-lealthiest Ianie Lewis, Bob Burcheit lirn Knox. Pattv Elliot. Richard Grimm, Ioan Howes. 'ti- Scholarship A Popular Couple Sense of Humor Charlotte Vorhis, Bob Martin, Rhea Cade. David Dever. Dick Beck, Nancy Owen. Roqer Herbert. P A E E 7 B Prom Couple Iackie Milward, Bill Adkins Cutest Couples Best Dancers Left to Right: Dave Hazlebeck, Sharon Left to Right: Fred Hoskins, Pat Wilder Skeens, Iackie Milward, Bill Adkins. Sally Cohen, Dick Shockley. Best Dressed Best Musioans Left to Right: Ruthrnary Harcha, Louie Left to Right: Helen Boring, Elmer Hum- Meade. phreys. P if 2 x ll I .V , :f- .,, S g,-g it. llls V K ,::: ,:-, ,zri ?,,,ifl ik , if K -V J i k s A E Y :suis is .XJ grg,,:fT'm1gi3ggQ311i11,, iiv ,iii t i QQ siir . ' jgga, -'- ,, J ,:. Best Looking r Best Athletes Left to Right: Claudette Munyon, Sonny Standing, Left to Right: Bonnie Poole Ross, Shirley Shank, Elmer Humphreys, Lillian Gullet, Iohn Vournazos. Kneeling Carol Sparks, Bill Adkins. Sonny White. Wg? 12, ,ff- ,,,,'-f f w 'a'-Q-N l' ,,..- M M,,.M,..w-' ,iff M-,-f-w T ,ww- A .,,,,-J S 9 at Q Ga Q Jfahf ww Y 'S ,A N gr, My-f ,mb ,JM Z, 'jfffc o ff!! 1 11610118 ? -Luggage? is A .Awww awww We 4 M QM Www Mafia, snwwwi W3 my Junior Class Officers ANN DUPUY ........ TERRY ELMORE ......, DAVE LOFT .....,.... NANCY ADKINS .,... Entering high school in September, l949, the class of '53 soon adjusted themselves to their new enviroment. The president chosen was Tom Williams. Funds were raised by selling pencils and paper in 32l and by spon- soring an after-game dance. As sophomores the class chose Torn Quinn as president. Returning to school in the fall of '51 the upper classmen Treasurer . Vice President President ..... . Secretary selected Dave Loft as president with Ierry Elmore, vice- president: Nancy Adkins, secretary, and Anne DuPuy, treasurer. Many juniors received high scholastic ratings and were taken into National Honor Society. Mr. Edsel Collins served as class sponsor, and the traditional junior play was directed by Miss Mary Krausz. Meet Corliss Archer was a terrific success, emi N WW WU' Www W 'Fx' Home Room 201 Row One: I. Abrams, I. Baker, P. Brake N. Adkins, D. Barker, I. Barringer, D Baker, C. Bobst, S. Brown. Row Two: R. Boggs, M. Boehn, D. Arnold, D. Apel, I. Bartlett, R. Blair, R. Bingaman, P. Brachet, E. Boyd. Row Three: W. Bauer, B. Armstrong, L. Belveal, H. Alcorn, T. Baer, D. Brown, H. Brehmer, D. Bentley, I. Boorman, I. Bias, D. Apel, G. Boren, B. Biggs, C. Brandel. if 4 A bi Home Room 202 Row One: P. Dittle, A. Duncan, A DuPuy, M. Clark, I. Cooper, I. Cooper I. Edmiston, l. Crager, S. Dodds. How Two: L. Dailey, I. Christian, P Cooper, M. Burke, A. Collier, M. Chan- dler, W. Dorton, B. Dixon, S. Cablish, I. Bush, K. Clarke, M. Dunn. Row Three: R. Burdett, I. Elkins, I. Chamberlin, B. Chandler, B. Dougherty, D. Davis, I. Davidson, I. Doll, D. Con- ley, I. Diener, C. Darby, I. Dressler, E Davis, B. Canter, B. Dunhum, L. Cur- nutte. PA E E B I3 Home Room 203 Row One: E. Greathouse, R. Hammond H. Haley, L. Gibbs, W, Hall, S. Fro Wine, N. Gulley, R. Hammond, V Fodge. Row Two: D. Hiles, M. Grimm, I. Goltz N. Farland, M. l-leisler, I. Feazel, B Ferguson, A. Gibbs, B. Engle, G. Ham- ilton. Row Three: R. Feagans, L. Hull, R Harris, F. Gerlach, I. Hanes, T. Hac- quard, I. Elmore, I. Hannah, G. Ginn G. Hager, R. Graves, P. Flynn. , Home Room 205-H Row One: M. Iohnson, E. Lindamood, G. Kidwell, I. Kelly, B. Keibler, I. Hos- kins, L. Iustice, P. Ioseph, R. Lawson. Row Two: M. Dennedy, C. Kessinger, D. Irvin, P. Ianney, C. Iarvis, I. Lowe P. Iaqqers, C. Kegley, I. Iones, R. Keys Row Three: P. Kahl, I. Hollis, B. l-limes D. Kirk, D. Loft, G. Kaut, D. Karr, D Hoerr, G. Kennedy, L. Linqeman, I Lewis, M. Holden, R. Leadingham, A lsori, K. Lewry, P. Kuqelman. Home Room 205-B Row One: I. Mershon, R. Lynch, D Pettit, I. O'Dell, G. McManus, V. Mus setter, W. Plummer, M. Mershon, C Overholtzer. Row Two: N. Marlowe, I, Piatt, D. Payton, P. Myers, I. Moore, N. McFar4 land, W. Mercer, H. Peake, C. Pollock S. Parsley, I. Miller, G. Phipps. Row Three: C. Multer, I. McCulloch, R Noel, H. Mowery, T. Pitts, D. McHenry I. Oliver, P. Nichols, G. Mosley, B Miller. I Home Room 206 Row One: H. Slepian, S. Sparks, P Riley, C. Summerset, P. Snyder, G Shamblin, I. Smith, F. Row. Row Two: M. Seth, S. Spencer, B. Som- mers, T. Redman, P. Sexton, R. Spears, D. Ritchey. Row Three: I. Piles, E. Roberts, B. Smith, I. Smallwood, R. Sedziol, I. Saddler, M. Skaates, C. Ruark. LMM 4 il Y Y Home Room 207 Row One: B. Toney, S. Wright, B. Whithe, S. Winebrenner, S. Sturqill, M. Witten. L. Workman. Row Two: I. Young, P. Williams, K. Vauqn, H. Valentine, S. Vauhn, B. Swisshelm D. Wooten, S. Williams. Row Three: T. Williams, N. Stevens, Fl. Templelon, M. Thomas, T. Wilson. B. Taclcett, I. Thomas B. Welty. Ilevvs Class Row One: I. Milward S. Ellsesser, S. Hall, G. Shaw, I. Ducluit, C Crawford, M. Miller, Row Two: D. Dever T. Oakley, L. Gullett I. Lewis, R. Cade, A Conner. D' Ns... ff.. .-P HU, M4 ' if ,ci W U., ...im 'Is Wm A anim. mm 'wi if -w if Q sv Q 6' K ifaviifig Q :sn ual Wfizff 'vm Q ve QQM' 58 5 Dix 3 I A 'Q-5 ,xy .M ,S Bfliw ' 2 f I .un .Ji 'w nmpanqgp-me.,-W mtv. .. .. ,rm ww M V fm, ,t .-,-.w.--vf-,N-ww,-F-wvew - we W-W 5 .r 1 5 Sophomore Class Officers SALLY HANSEE .... EMILY EHRMAN ...., DICK WOOLWINE REBA COMPTON .4,.,.. In the fall of 1950, we as the freshman class of P, H. S. began a whirl of educational and social activities. We took our first big step by electing as class officers-- president, Daehler I-layesg vice-president, Mary Lou Brode becky secretary, Carolyn Fuller and treasurer, lennie Dickson. We presented our own assembly composed of freshman talent. We raised funds for our activities by selling pencils and notebook paper in 321. Our class sponsors, who were always willing to help us throughout our freshman year, were Miss Marie Trowbridge and Miss Caroline Mackoy. PAGE EB . ,,.,, . ,. Secretary ...,. Vice President President , ,. Treasurer We returned to the halls of P, H. S in the fall of '51, ready to take our place among the upper classmen. We chose for our class officers-president, Dick Woolwineg vice president, Emily Ehrmang secretary, Sally Hansee and treasurer, Reba Compton. Students ranking high in scholarship were-Bernard Borok, Mary Lou Brodbeck, Buzzy Canter, leanne Carper, Alex Davidson, Emily Ehr- man, Phil Moore, Ioanne Morton, Dave Roth, and Fred Yonce. We also sponsored a TWIRP dance after the Ash- land football game. Our class sponsor, who guided us through a very successful sophomore year, was Miss Genevieve PuPre'. 3:1311 Home Room 21O Row One: S. Ames, S. Allen, D. Brady A. Arthurs, N. Abdon, C. Barrinqer P. Ashcraft, I. Bailey. Row Two: E. Adkins, G. Allison, P. Alcorn, D. Allen, E. Benner, P. Bowser Row Three: C. Arthur, G. Adkins, B. Binns, I. Blevinqs, C. Allard, K. Aoel, B. Bowen. ff in .J Home Room 211 Row One: R. Compton, M. Carr, I. Chapman, M. Caudill, P. Cassell, T Ccxrtee, B. Canfield, B. Callaway. Row Two: I. Carpet, I. Chick, S. Colvin T. Burton, E. Carr, I. Broen, S. Brown, M. Brodbeck, R. Cole. Row Three: L. Carr, L. Brown, W. Col- lins, F. Brandenburg, B. Collins, I. Col- lier, O. Clifford, L. Carter, C. Collins. Home Room 212 Row One: D. Coriell, I. Duzan, E. Ehr man, I. Dickson, G. Dials, A. Davidson B. DeBoli, B. Cooper, B. Crisp. Row Two: I. Cooper, V. Dorton, E Cook, T. Dials, B. Estep, F. Duncan, D Emrick, O. Enqlebrechi. Row Three: R. Davidson, R. Dixon, C Cranmer, C. Craiqmiles, P. Donathan I. Duncan, P. Davisson, S. Cooper. PAGE E9 Home Room 303 Row One: B. Fish, S. Flinders, C. Ge- rard, H. Fodqe, F. Fritz, C. Fuller, G. Flowers, I. Gore. Row Two: P. Gray, C. Gray, T. Green- wood, I. Fyffe, B. Gentry, N. Feazell, P. Gammon, R. Frantz, B. Fraser. Row Three: O. Gibson, R. Flannery G. Goodman, I. Green, T. Grubb, C Gammon, H. Goodard, R. Gulley, R. Grashel, P. Fulk. Home Room 304 Row One: S. Hansee, I. Hamilton, I Kerns, B, Iackson, B. Hale, I. Heinrich N. Hikes, O. Harris, G. Hoover. Row Two: H. Howell, B. Keatley, I. Hughes, D. Hill, l. Horne, S. Kimbler, R. Kendrick, F. Holbrook, B. Hollenbeck. Row Three: W. Haywood, I. Hager, I Horton, R. Harcha, W. Iones, D. Hays C. lmes, I. Hayes, D. Hayes, I. Hilder brand, W. Horton, I. Holmes. ,,,,,9gWw'::ef.., .Lffltbaf +5649 Home Room 305 Row One: I. McSweeney, B. Kirkendoll P. McGlone, I. Kinder, W. Lanthorn, H Lett, C. McGlone, L. McLaughlin. Row Two: A. Lintz, C. Lawyer, C McGraw, D. McGlone, F. McGraw, C. Manley, P. Lewis, D. McCallister, S McLaughlin. Row Three: W. Martinq, G. Lawson, B Kleinke, D. Knittel, I. Lindeman, A Leightenheimer, P. Mann, I. Kaiser, S McCain. 7. 3 - .es fl I , , J' ' U be 'fl ,mf kk egg,- Y .so-ve 5... f aefewwl Home Room 306 Row One: L. Pence, N. Obenchain, I Morton, R. Nolan, P. Mowery, N. Miller, W. Miller, B. Morris, S. Mosley. Row Two: P. Moore, I. Milhouse, D. Michelhauah, P. Nickols, C, Moss, I Myers, S. Patrick, A. Miller, P. Pelfrey S. Perkins. Row Three: C. Oakes, T. Penett, R. Oakley, H. Parker, D. Miller, R. Myers, D. O'Brian, R. Parker, C. Moore. L... Home Room 307 Row One: K. Ruqqles, A. Purdum, I. Robinson, I. Reeder, l. Poston, R. Porter, S. Riqley, P. Price. Row Two: C. Price, G. Prise, B. Rice, M. Ryan, I. Salyer, G. Perry, A. Piqott, G. Rhoten, M. Redman. Row Three: L. Russell, G. Rowles, R. Rice, I. Rose, C. Reed, D. Roth, L. Pratt I. Richards, R. Pitts. Home Room 308 Row One: B. Skeens, M. Shope, P Sowards, S. Smith, L. Sloas, F. Salyers B. Spears, G. Shekkels, D. Staiqer. Row Two: C. Stapleton, M. Salyers, E Shields, M. Stewart, I. Stephenson, N Smith, G. Shepard, D. Sparks, S. Se- mones, R. Smith. Row Three: H. Salyer, I. Stewart, R Shonkwiler, D. Sparks, D. Starret, L Spaulding, P. Sexton, R. Sexton, E Smith, M. Sparks, D. Scott, I. Sturqill D. Spence, D. Schisler, G. Suter. I 31145-6 Home Room 310 Row One: R. Ullom, M. Suter, H. Vanis, Row Two: R. Woolwine, P. Zeisler, I. R. White, S. Wilburn, M. Taqq, P. Wile White, M. Tomlin, A. Wisenberqer, I. lis, P. Williams, A. Taylor. Walls, E. Tracy, I. Whaley, A. Vour- HCIZOS. SOPHOMORES A. W. O. L. S F f' W ts Row Three: A. Trende, B. Weeks, C White, W. Wallace, R. Wheeler, M Swearinqen, D. Wallace, T. Thorough man, B. Walton, S. Workman, I. Work man, F. Ward. ff Q' Qf1flt 'C - V :IJ S Vx gy . : t 1 ff! 7 N l :a j , liiuf . N. .z FHWWW V 1 1? K X - 3? ,K if .WA-ff' the Freshmen Class of 1.955 olljaditions of Portsmouth High School flag' ivan my if Ma N 5. 'sg az,f '5 'uf uf ' -':'5 : 55- ' 4. ' .. ..,iy.-.-: ,- r Q' 2 ,. , ,tg ' : x Y 1 5 ' 1 3- A Q ' M23 , ,4, w.g, 4 15355 ff - ,. 3? my, .gwrw .4 4 ww A. A-2zLI: 4E.I'. iw in ' , N,..f..,-.--ww .,. ivvwk ... 1..wW 'Q . x ,M-...W 4- Qu? V .gm .MQ Wvw 'E Q gf I V A E fe- I4 v ' , 'Z .5 viz at--S' 1 L, . K S? 'MS I. mvnlwx aw x 'Wt n 5 u - f 4 A H '95, , gt Gia? n 1'5 ' atwqs' f,l,,3',1. 1 H GM MET Home Room 312 Row One: C. Albrecht, W. Barker, A Apel, P. Abdon, S. Adkins, B. Bickham K. Arnick, I. Arthurs. Row Two: M. Altman, I. Ashe, B Bierley, B. Bierley, T. Bond, R. Bauer G. Arnett, P. Barker. Row Three: L. Barton, N. Bickham, P. Arms, W. Barnett, R. Baker, H. Adams, M. Archie, I. Beaumont, P. Belveal. 1 Home Room 313 Row One: I. Buffinqton, M. A. Carter N. Bower, C. Clemens, S. Calloway R. Bradford. B. Brady, I. Carr. Row Two: S. Chiles, R. Burns, N Clausing, M. Chamis, M. Coffey, A Chandler, I. Brown, V. Campbell, R Channel, R. Boorman. Row Three: D. E. Clark, L. Bryant, D W. Clark, R. Chinn, E. Bourne, D Case, D. Brooks, D, Carr, W. Clifford S. Borders, P. Brown. PAGE 97 Home Room 314 Row One: C. Dixon, R. Cooper, I Cramer, I. Collinqsworth, R. Collins, I Coriell, P. Conklin, A. Conner, K. Doty Row Two: D. Diles, S. Dixon, W. Comer L. Dailey, B. Conley, L. Doherty, M Craqer, I. Cook. Row Three: K. Davis, M. C. Drake, P Collins, I. Davis, B. Cunningham, I Combs, P. Cyrus, R. Cook, VV. Comp- ton. PAGE 9E Home Room 315 Row One: M. Fannin, M. Fitch, I. Ed- minston, l. Eichorn, D. Grashel, S. Fitch, B. Edon, l. Goodman, D. Elliot. Row Two: S. Gallaher, B. Goetz, L. Glispie, I. Good, S. Finneran, B. Ginn, C. Feazell, l. Gibbs, B. Fyffe, L. Gillen Row Three: I. Gardner, T.DuPuy, C. Gentry, D. Evens, B. Finneran, I. Gillen, G. Frasier, V. Graham, I. Edmisten C. Dunham, M. Flack. Home Room 316 Row One: D. Hansqen, G. Hollis, K. Hall, B. Hagerman, D. Heath, G. Hol- lins, l. Henderson, R. Hammond, W. Hilderbrand. How Two: B. Hill, L. Hefler, C. Hess M. Hamilton, H. Griest, W. Harrison, P, Harvey, R. Hernminq. Row Three: W. Hobbs, E. Hollan, R Hill, R. Huit, K. Hannon, P. lones, S Hackworth, A. Huit, M. Hall. Home Room 318 Row One: R. Howard, L. Irvin, N Huston, F. Hunter, G. Lawson, I. Iarnes P. Knowles, K. Keairns, I. Hurley. Row Two: L. Kitchen, G. Lake, C. Kin- der, S. Larter, B. lrvin, M. Larch, R Kelley, R. Horton, N. Iohnson, O. Kiourt- sis, D. Lang. Row Three: B. Keyes, I. Layton, L Lancsing, C. Howerton, R. Lavenqood T. Lancaster, C. Iett, G. Kegley, K Lane, I. Kitchen, T. Kouns, L. Howard P. Lair, D. Kempton, P. Killen. if , ,an ,., ml 1 'it 1: 1 3214 zlx gr L I 5 if .. 2 er: tk .f A.. ,. 1 W. ,. 21 i, 953 QQ- xx Home Room 319 Row One: I. Layton, I. Lee, C. McKel vey, D. McCally, M. McCloskey, N Lyon, M. Lehman, L. Payton, B. Mayo Row Two: G. Lewis, I. McCellan, B Maple, F. Malone, C. Lewis, G. Lucas I. McColqan, H. McCor. Row Three: C. Main, R. Meade, H Liston, E. Maxie, I. McGlone, H. Man- non, M. McCloskey, I. McCor, C. Leeth, S. McCulloch, V. Lyon, P. Lemmons, D McFarland. tw-WJ init Home Room 321-H Rows 1 8: 2 Row One: I. Nolan, I. Nichols, I. Pat- terson, L. O'Brian, C. Nagle, N. Patrick G. Mowerly, I. Patterson, F. M. Morris. Morris Row Two: I. Neal, C. Merb, B. Ott worth, A. Noxley, I. Morgan, M. Mucha L. Pack, M. Moore, B. Middauqh, I. Morrow. Row Three: A. Miller, L. Moore, W Paine, R. Mitchell, M. Parker, B. Mit chell, R. Parlin, B. Mohl, D. Payton, D. Parker, B. Miller, W. Miller, D Mercer. 1 , sr so Home Room 321-H Rows 3 8: 4 Row One: S. Price, S. Queen, L. Riqe- rish, S. Sams, C. Richardson, I. San- ders, R. Riggs, S. Pollock, C. Peters Row Two: P. Preston, A. Sauders, D Riddlebarger, S. Perry, M. Ray, H. Rie ley, G. Richardson, F. Piquet, I. Piatt F. Ramsey, E. Roberts, P. Rhinel, I Pennelton, S. Roush, P. Scaft, I. Poole Row Three: W. Roth, D. Remmel, W Meade, T. Reed, W. Ryland, H. Riley N. Rammel, B. Schafer, R. Purpura, E Porter, A. Ramey, W. Reaves, B. Rick- man, R. Rolen. F' A G E 9 9 'ffilft .. lf' A. MM M PETER HARRIES IONES FROM NORTHAMPTON. ENGLAND. IS NOW A FRESHMAN AT P H S Home Room 321-B Rows 5 8x 6 Row One: F. Wise, M. Tinqler, E. Vauqhters, N. Witten D. Thacker, E. Thurman, B. Workman, D. Warner, D. Welty Row Two: B. Tipton, P. White, R. Young, G. Warren, M Zuliani, C. Tubbs, I. Wood, L. Walls, M. Vournazos, B Ward, A. Thomas, S. Young. Row Three: S. Winters, I. Wiley, D, Wagner, I. Voorhes, I. Wooten, W. Trone, S. Taylor, F. Thompson, A. Tomlin, K. Williams, C. Yuenqer, R. Waldon, S. Workman, M. Parker, E. White. f Home Room 321-B Rovvs 7 84 8 Row One: P. Schwartz, W. Slavens, S. Shump, S. Sexton, E. Strauss, M. Thomas, C. Tayler, D. Smith, G, Tayler. Row Two: L. Sexton, M. Stephenson, S. Smith, P. Schweins- berq, I. Taylor, C. Sparks, M. Staten, P. Sexton, I. Thatcher, V. Smith, P. Storey. Row Three: E. Thomas, M. Taylor, T. Stone, D. Teeters, S. Stout, I. Thomas, I. Stetzinqer, I. Stewart, I. Shipherd, H. Sparks, A. Shipley, D. Snively. .airway l 3 - - fy A ' .ht J is ,. tin 59 Bu I wwe. my 2 ,, Wk we 'I fffm hx? QI 65 ,569 I LL - Captain - mv'fwM I l N xi: 7 in if W: - ,iiivltfrwk MW f m , ' . ,, -E'-:El ,., , Q: ,, it 0 ft 0 :IVV ,V A V Y I , 5 .ZIZ y , .I ., ,F ,V -'-, - Q k , V- Vvt, ,H '- My , ,.. ' I A 'Q , M 'I gl o , , , , fr ' r I , ,, I , ll I in ,, ,, , , , rr It ti ff? in I ,J 4.5- , f' 3 -.:: I C . ' P 1 W Au, K ' 'A Z . V, fi , I , , , , , I M M Varsity Football Team First Row. Left to Right: L. Brown, D. Warren, P. Smith, B. Pennington, D. Hays, G. Goodman, F. Horton, I. Corbitt, C. Reed, A. Trende, D. Logan, D, Hazelbeck, Second Row: Coach Chris Stefan. F. Gerlach, R. Grooms, D. Mittendorf, F. Hoskins, D. Wallace, T. Quinn, H. Parker, W. Wallace, W. Iones, I. Kinney, B. Canter, T. Gentry, Coach Earl Gibson, Third Row: Coach Chuck Lorentz. Coach Don Wedge, D. Corriel, D. Shockley, H. Anderson, I. Sturgill, I. Vournazos, L. Carr, T. White, C. Rodgers, I. Glasgow, I. Prince, D. Weqhorst, Coach George Heller. Freshman Football Team First Row, Left to Right: I. Gardner, G. Kegley, P. White, R. Otworth, B. Meade, D. Wagner, B. Compton, T. Lancaster, B. Ramey, D. Rammel, R. Mitchell, D. Purpura. Second Row: Mars., R. Cook, Bill Trone, G. Richardson, F. Malone, C. Howerton, G. Lewis, B. Mitchell, C. Iett, B. Keyes, B. Finneran, A. Hill, H. Liston, C. Corbitt, W. Reeves, C. Gentry. Third Row: Coach Chuck Lorentz, D. Martina, M. Zuliani, S. Stout, C. Tubbs, G. Hollis, B. Peters, L. Richardson, B. Barnett, M. Taylor, E. Pepperton, E. Smith, F. Brandenburg, Coach George Heller. in ..... TIFYMW WT 4 ,, , ,. .w,..,a.. rw, .1 4 N ,.,....-use -f-me-ff .. ..... .. . . .. . .. . .. M W MW W '- M I .. 4 swf' ' -. H -f .,,..: ..---- Mfr:-f V W 0 W I xx' 1:5 v.-- . ,f ,gm e o rc , or , ,M ll g 1 r l lr r o , i ae i e o u H ,. . Y L Z V Q :ZAQ I . U l.,.-1.. we fr Bw -mar ii or 5, l ' H , ' x R-Q, K 5 . ..: 3, 2 MA: ,.A1. g r .. My ill W .,.. 2' - or e Q C 1 f - 5, , 7 e -3 i W - c if C 8 l Q he , e i 1 j i r , X 1 T or me me 4 A I5 .K I A, K Z .,..A, Vb:' I E , .,1,. Pvlqral I E 14 fm,-N K G ,mg . :EH , P Q wh A 2 gsnl m v e W Q ' ' Q X , ,... x L E 1 . Y W V.. ., Q N x I' rl a yn--ng 40,41 K -mv r r ee , 1 fi' 2 4 ' V QQ . .,., N Dr. Ross M. Gaul! is pictured checking Chuck Rodger's heari to see if he is eligible for aihleiic cornesis. ez Coaches Earl Gibson, Don Wedge. Richard Hop- . lzins. Ir.. George Heller and Charles Lorentz f are studying a scouting report wiih head coach. ' Chris Stefan. I ' 1. Z K 53 31i ' n j Q N A e. J, 2 ,fig M SQA ' -f:'f.Ei'g,,f- PAGE ICI4 It akes more than eleven men 0 MANAGERS: McLaughlin, forms which D. Harris, D. Arnold, I. Lindeman, L. S. Ledman are seen sorting out uni- have just come back from the laundry Trainer. Richard Hopkins, Ir. is taping the ankle oi a la b for a game, p yer e e to prevent sprained ankles. Warm. . we keep a eum en the Ile d. f 5 I 'i 6 wi ' 6 'E i,.5'0, QI xml 1' K. ff wi f 'f 7 1591 x A 5 A x Q J . 9' 'f ' QPV ' ' , ,, -NNW, .w PAGE TDS TROJHDS 19 - CI1'1Cl1'1l'1HTI IUOODIUHRD 28 Led by a fleet of hard-running backs, Cincinnati Woodward defeated the Portsmouth High Trojans by a 28 to 19 score in the opening game of the 1951 season. After a 7-7 tie at the half, the Woodward High Bulldogs took a lead that they never gave up. As a result the Trojans lost their opening game for the first time in several years. The big difference in the two teams appeared to be in the size and experience of the Woodward team. Tom Quinn and Preston Smith made continual gains through the Woodward line. On defense, Bill Pennington and Heine Anderson were the standouts for the Trojans. TROJHDS 0 - CLEIVEILHDD EIHST TECH 52 A dissapointed crowd of some 3,000 people jammed Municipal Stadium to see the Portsmouth Trojans get walloped by Cleaveland East Tech, 52-O. For a few minutes in the opening quarter the Trojans looked as if they might bounce back after their 28-19 defeat at the hands of Cincinnati Woodward Bulldogs. After an exchange of punts, Herb Burns, running from the split T gathered in a lateral and raced 68 yards for a touchdown. From then on the Trojans wall could not hold the visitors. In lightening succession Cleveland managed to push across 3 quick touchdowns and go on to wallop Portsmouth by a very high score. Dick Shockley repeated his fine performance of the first game, and Preston Smith ran hard in the backfield. TROJHDS 0 - SPRIHGFIGLD 33 Despair reigned over Municipal Stadium as 3,315 fans saw the Portsmouth Trojans drop their third straight ga-me of the 1951 season to the Springfield Wildcats by a 33 to 0 score. The Wildcats, scoring early in the contest, were never in danger of having victory snatched from them. Although the Trojans were a greatly improved ball team, they didn't have the power to take advantage of the breaks. Tom Gentry and Preston Smith led the Trojans in rushing while jerry Sturgill and Leo Brown stood out in the Trojan's defensive wall. TROJHHS 20 - CIHCIHHHTI CGHTRHL 27 Cincinnati Central pushed across two touchdowns in the final two minutes to edge P. H. S, Trojans 27 to 20 in a thrill-packed grid battle at Municipal Stadium, Some 2.000 heartbroken fans saw the Trojans blow the Z0 to 13 lead which would have given the Trojans their first victory of the season. Preston Smith, Trojan fullback, scored two touch- downs, then Thom Gentry scored one on a reverse from the 21 yard line. Although the Trojans outplayed, and outgained the visitors, Cincinnati managed to come out on the long end of the score. TROJHHS O - HIIDDLGTOUID 34 Much to the delight of some 5,000 Middletown fans in Middletown's Barnitz Stadium, the Middletown Middies defeated the Portsmouth Trojans 34 to 0. Led by their Captain, jerry Harkrader, who continued to grind out yardage against the Trojans, the Middies scored five touchdowns and added a safety to wrap up the game. The Trojan's heartbreak came when Thom Gentry raced 57 yards to paydirt, only to have it called back by an offside penalty. Dick Shockley was a bear at defense, helping periodically to halt the Middie attack, while Preston Smith piled up a large portion of yardage on an outstanding offensive performance. TROJHDS 7 - CIDCIDITHTI PURCEILI.. 38 Held to a 7-7 tie at the half, the Cincinnati Purcell Cavaliers turned on the power in the second half to push over five ouchdowns and crush an outmanned Portsmouth 1-ligh eleven 38 to 7 before 3,500 homecoming fans at Municipal Stadium. lt was an inspired Trojan eleven that played the Cavaliers on even terms during the first two periods, but the reserve power of the Cavaliers told in the second half as the Cavaliers completely outplayed the Portsmouth High team.' The most spectacular play of the game came with seventeen seconds to play in the second period. Tom Quinn faked a handoff, and passed to Thom Gentry who raced over for the score. The play covered 83 yards. Although the Trojans were outplayed, Kinney and Pennington could not be denied on defense. TROJHDS 0 - HHIHILTOH 68 Hamilton's Big Blue, after taking an 8-7 upset at the hands of the Springfield Wilcats, bounced back to pour it on a completely outclassed and weaker Trojan ball club to the tune of 68-0. Out to impress some 5,000 Hamilton homecoming fans, the Big Blue rolled up ten touch- downs and eight conversions to hand the Trojans their worst defeat in a generation and marked the seventh defeat of the season for the Trojan gridders. Tom Ouinn, a brilliant fullback or halfback, was a regular workhorse from his new quarter- back position, but he seldom had a chance offensively with the Hamilton line upon him before he could get started. Dick Shockley made tackle after tackle as a linebacker and defensive guard for the losina squad. . TROJHDS O - TOLEDO DG VILBISS 40 Toledo De Vilbiss took the opening kickoff and marched S4 yards for a touchdown and then went on to wallop the Portsmouth High School Trojans 40 to 0 in a driving snow storm at Municipal Stadium. Some 200 brave grid fans sat out in a near freezing weather to watch the powerful De Vilbiss Tigers hand the happless Trojans their eighth straight defeat of the season, lt was the filth straight win for the Tigers. Although the Trojans showed some stubborness, their offense was not up to par: that was the big difference in the two teams. - As usual Tommy Quinn turned in a fine performance as offense and defense, while Bill Pennington turned in fine performance on defense. , TROJHHS 6 - IRODTOD 27 lronton High School climaxed a very successful season by beating the Portsmouth Trojans 27-6 before 4,000 fans at 1ronton's Beachwood Stadium. lronton got revenge for the 41-6 licking the Trojans handed them last year by scoring in every quarter to still the hopes of the Trojan footballers. 'llhe Trojans scored their lone touchdown with forty seconds remaining in the ball game when Tom Quinn passed 37 yards to lim Corbitt, standing all alone in the end zone. Had it not been for Tom Quinn, lronton would have scored at least 30 more points, Quinn operated from the halfback and quarter positions and picked up much of the Trojan yardage. Leo Brown also turned in a fine performance on the defense. TROJHTIS 13 - HSHLHDD 34 Portsmouth closed their unfortunate season by losing to the Ashland Tomcats 34-13. The Trojans scored two touchdowns in spectacular fashion, but it wasn't enough to give the Trojans a victory. - Leo Brown brought the fans to their feet when he intercepted a pass on the 30 yard line with only a minute left in the first half and raced 70 yards for a touchdown. The other touch- down came midway in the fourth quarter when Sonny White took an Ashland kickoff on the 15 yard line and raced 85 yards for the second touchdown. It was a brilliant climax to an unsuccessful season. Line coach, Earl Gibson. and end coach, Don Wed e, are oin over a new offensive play 9 9 Q with head coach. Chris Stefan in preparation for Friday's football game. Boy! What a workout on P A E E 1 D 6 such a hot day. Mull' I 4 I ack Glasgow RG Eff W sonny whne RH Don Wallace, LG AQ f Tom Qumn QB Grooms, LE Smxth. FB Coach Siefan is giving a iew pointers as the T-10 on two, T-10 on two boys prepare for the coming game. PAGE 11D Corbmtt, RE 23 1 Q! li xc V1 Bill Pennington, LT V pb AQ 5 I W 9'bQ--Q9ref- 1. 2 is '55,-i 1 wx Q, mu! If t 'X ,gt X 'Nr F'AGE,1 DISTRICT rims 1952 P. H. S. 53 Portsmouth Gust 50 CChc1mpionship team for 3 yearsj K 'WE' xr 11 X, . N 3 ,f-M M w S '. ,K y I fx '41 W fl ' f! f ki? ru--W Elf--51 T Bll kelllllll X Q' ,, 'T 'KX x ' 9 , y t J x f 'fl 6 R 'Q a W . X X X A1 K ' 11 1 Q' new f fx wa f XXXX. f 5 half, ,IMT Vx H: nw X ' , . Q .nw x y If- QR W-. X xx i - , ! HRQY' Q? 1 o fJLQN?f5f'?1 N fx P A rs E 1 1 5 f , L zfEhf 1'A:g1:fL--,--1......5Q' 2 i 3, in W X -f...,:2:4f r1i,1i 4. Sw h euqlz practice comes perfection RGGULHR SEHSGD c 14 01 17-21 19-25 C8-43 c6-61 vounrmzos WHITE GENTRY ARNOLD OPPENHEIMER 2 l2 ll 0 2 35 13 0 5 39 25 l2 ll 44 31 13 22 48 34 l9 31 58 38 27 41 62 46 27 54 65 56 33 56 72 64 35 , 74 83 70 36 79 100 79 36 - 83 104 94 45 91 lll 102 59 XLO2 ' 115 120 72 10? 124 , 126 80 ll J' 134 1,1 89 122 , 154 1 4 99 TOURDHIHE T 134 169 152 103 138 177 157 114 143 183 170 125 152 194 176 139 157 203 183 153 Varsity Team HOW ONE, Left to Riqhh D. Grimm, I. Doll, T Hcrcqucxrd T Oumn W Cooper D Arnold, I. l-lcmes. ROW TWO: C. Lorentz, D Hopkms B Oppenhe1mer D Dever B Oakley, I. Voumcxzos, T. Gentry, B. Armstrong T Whlle G Heller 4 E3 I N Mgr' YZ S ,f 251 V, Q' we A 5- ,S Vg A E in it i G ' Aw K fm ' we v vw G I DAVE DEVER Center W-168 My H-8-1 4 ? Senior .,,., ' A 3 v V 1 ..., .,. Y 'wg ,W 9 ' A ig li ,f Il 6 1 A .- s Q W 3 X BUDDY X OAKLEY X 3 Center BILL w-165 OPPEN- H-5-3 A HEIMER Iunior Guard A W-175 5 H-5-11 lark 1 Iunior e PAGE 11B TOM QUINN Guard W-185 H-5-10 Iunior wa- .QQ ,M 'Qu f mn M Q n nn E fm G Wfyw ff nm. 5 P ,E Annsmonc ? N Guard ' X' W-140 V : n H-6-I 3 V 1 ' Iunior W E -':. , , 1 5' e a Ae. 'QT - ,xv M W H ft x 5 by WV n i J .7 1, 5 , R TED G? HACQUARD it - Guard g . - W-155 - H-s-a 1 S Junior i 1 , 'hm.,..,, y f i 2-.M K a 9 Y' 'S-. , af ,1 u 8 f Y ,L V. in 4 f ff WA X .w..,. LLA , K 1 .- -'A V A D' ' An f ' 4 L ,, iq., lor-IN aff? Wifi' voUnNAzos E , ' , 1 Captain 4 A Q25 X 4 C ter L Q' Milan 38,5-rg vfilao 5 Guard H HTs'5 X X . W-185 Kira:-,K X, ,lf Semor X, H-6-0 ::,. :W - Honorable , W sudo! , Mention 4 ' W AP. UP g , K 5 , R E , TOM gz f ., , f V A Lk! GENTRY ,,-- -D L of L Center I - . ji W-195 L y i 2 R H-6-a 1 Iunior ' 3 5 Q ' -.Max L T3-A gg 5 I . k'A 'M K 1 Ax ' W.. ,. A f X., 3 1 X 'M A , ,ff-f Jv MMF ,K E ' . 4 ,F 5 s ' . Rx Ag g -luv!! E g H bxd.: 5 L 4 V 5 ' D W' DAVE D P on ' ARNOLD xfizp, . XA, 4 E Guard 5 XX 4 Q11 AA4k4 2 W-145 li : .- .' 4 3:1 '- I H153 3 Iunior Q X 1 Honorable 3 X 5 Mention :ACK L Q Q it AP DOLL j L f Guard 5 f F w-155 L H-5-9 4 Junior 5 s X 5. kwa V M ...MN Neff' f P 135119 , ...f if L .xx M1 , sxttyjif W S f V6 if A-,L Vg! Aki. t. iii?-T-lil tf.1.3..l ' is l 1 et.. Reserves Basketball R. Oakley, D. Apel, Mgr. J' A W to My ROW ONE, Left to Right: I. Davidson, F. Brandenburg, M. Sweanngton, R. Pitts, W. lanes, R. Hopkins, Coach. ROW TWO: I. Hayes, Mgr., H. Parker, R. Grooms, L. Carr, R. Weeks, L. Brown, managers D. A el, I. Hanes, I. H es, Head Mgr. D. Grimm. P GY 21 ,E t Freshman Basketball ROW ONE. Left to Right: C. Gentry, T. Lancaster, B. Ramey, C. Corbitt, T. Kouns, D. Turner, Coach Wedge. ROW TWO: H. McCoy, I. McColgan, P. White, F. Malone, Capt. B. Clifford, I. Gardner, R, Mitchell. ROW THREE: K. Amick. D. Purpura, B, Cook, D. Parker, M. Parker, D. Martina, B. Barnett, C. McKelvey M w Q '51 Ig., W ya V1 if xg mr Q? 5 gig? i 1 is v '?Siif5'S. x ax b , 2,4313 2 Affggx. -5534? Q Mi Q -ig! P f .ug fm N, A si If ff im X ,f f , 2S.MiiiSz?,.ei6wf?'Z5Q6e:xi41m TBHLL R6 SULTS . .W . - rf I A y 'mourns 59 ,.....,.......,.,...,... .... fi . . mrrn 52 The Portsmouth ' ' . n outscoring a fightin -3 Ai- te m 9- . turning er Thorn Gentry led scori I a ith 2 points lf 'le Dave Arnold toll ed los y with ll. I 'f rnomus 45 Q rt.... . I - gf ILL , 7 After a ni ,ij ba -2 ' 1 ' , 1' nut H11- A aged 6- -' :, on a con de erati sho t 'H 5 o' ns .gf ' , . h Gentry ed t e scori fthe Lojan with oints ' - h! urnaz lloie' Sup with 9. I 'xx T 0 . ..,..,..... .. ....,.,.... . - 5 , 'ff . st week upset the nsvroar d cjkwimt ' - 66-39 'ctory ove ' C 1- .' inss. ah s paced he wi ers 'W ' I A 'l - nd Bill ppenhe ' 1 re recon 1 ce-scar' g . with 12 oints ef, , I TROIANS 32 .... ..... , ..,, .,..,... 1 . ' 1 mf: .......... fr . -' The Big Bl f ilton -A-sw f 5 9111 out IGS ' Qht Alix' ' 'ans 2 e ack tro ' o b th boro Indians 9, .-, 5 9 1- V' I 'o : ing Trojan f' f' ' it 6 I f 1 tgam Ted acguar 'ah , . VV.. n S to sc ng h again with 13 was P. H. 4' igh oin I g i 5 7 po'f, ts followed up' by Gentry ith 6. x Rebo in m t def r' ed ayto o eve - ,J , ore f 5 ' azos sc 5' iiitil-to - 1 Ore th Tr lf h s rin 4 W escored P- . rn sie ..... ..,,......,.., .,... I 5 E, A ' ournaz . . ore 19 . E rn G! 1 10 points : d the Tr ans to vi t ryfif? up - fighting u ngton Ea team. fi ,ff r NS 43 ,...,.......,,.....,,...,.., ...,.....,....,..., , XMI' 9 - ing advantage of all I the gfield Wildcats managed to pull 5 Tr s in he second halt and g I V second S. O. I. defeat f' ' ' : fi any starts. john Vournazos agai V t Q o n pi ck with 19 'fi en . - 1 '- se Q by . sv J 9 5 f IN AT ' veal : 1 ,C in ti 0? Q P I' l 0 F 0 1 1 N 'I' J ' O atm 6 T 4 - an f XX o . ,, . . . nay X 68 ,. ' ' ' ' 5 Q? a H J 1 oi , hi a Ar u 0 ' S X U 0 ex N' ho 5 In xx -ff' E Q ,xi H, H T 1 0 1 v ff, 4 I 6 to 1: S 5 I fl 0 if h ' 1 If ' K 1 , P0 O moron P-V , ........., ..... ....,. , A 'ro sr: 'r f f X , 5 e 6199 , A t 32 X 0 t slfbu n y 4. E Q SC n A tv n O 1 u 0 2 on o te 00 w ill d is J O 1 Zn O ng Q 4, , w . 2 5 .f 1' 5 cl 0-. 0 0 O Y ,fl 5 xg 5 A I er K o 0 s Y Y! 1 Q I Co M. I 1 5 It sn 3 .I at ,Z t , o on - ' ' 43., was the ,f e 'fp a fix .ffl q T P I 1 1 C 1 . 1 10 S Q , f 4 4 , . A 'Q rnomns 72 ..,.. ,,.., ..,.. , . , cmc 'ff 'T-ff-if N 1-m.r.s 51 The Portsmouth Trojans, Q te lp-4 54, two straight games, got back on the victo t trail..,by1' uncing Cincin- nati Western Hills '72-5l. ' Ktptnhei an ohn Vour- nazos and Fred -diff? e h s s f l v oints to share the scoring hon '1 .. K 2 1, 1 P 1' rnoums ss ....,.......... ' ........... ..,.. ....,., K AMIIT 73 The Portsmouth Tr ns arl miss lling p BQ' the biggest upsets of the I3 A- 2,3 so - d1'OP ' 521-C1 Thfi fix, to Hamilton in an e erti I rillia ing o Dave Dever, sub ti xgigf- iCIHS T010 behind with onl :- ' 1,1 Bic B 'J at the end of :f lar -f,- . - w'- 16 fi I 1- -'45, .. - . . Went on to o r u-5. e OJ S - ve me to capture the t I :f r e sh S A mi ns was Dave Arnol w' 18 f nts 5- - - -5 Bi OPI-790' heimer with , 3. ff -'W 'N ts 'rnomns f ....,. ,.,,... . Mfg? ....,..... f ,..,, L ats ssono 42 italy After oppi g a c se al ga ig theff ' before the if . 5 5 Bill? e eimer 8 points. 'm x s - . f ,....,.. , .,...... ,dw .,......,... morrrou 48 I er .. lo rst 5 t, gg. back strong to . ce t : g rs om 1 21 -.V 6 -2-CW high scorer for ni wa I n Vo rnazos vii-f with 16 points g f ge y Dave ldiiviij 15 points. - '15 it, - ........ ....,. ..... . , . .,. ..f,p YroN srwzns 40 . -4 QQ? th Trojans 5. A- ular '52 season thja -5 ff completel I 5- f o' I th rgnkin-E tea D -f Stiversl in 1 f 'if 1 -5-N IOUQA - -o ff: the Troj nsxj a but -Q-1 team. ' corer was T m e ' 41 20 poi while Vou zos got ll oi s. V T R . it E 1 . f AY-wi-4 X s i t T -3,-I w h ir first g Na the 5 s 4 - tt o e e O it WX TRO NS - ....... ..,... ' '11 A 55 h 4 5 points While Sonny if ith . - ' C S ' A 1 Q gm.. e T jans TROIANS 55 .... .,....., .,, nr.r:'rowN 62 1 gg fo 55' 5 r SA-Jjdse s gi ffzi After being ,led jj I 155' Gme by the Poftsmoull' take the scoring hon to 1 ann 4 - H1 Trojans C18 points I ' X ' el the Middletown Middies 2 4, Eg managed to squ o fr narrow victory in the closing TROIAN5 81 V A4-4'-- ,QT .Lg ' . , ji minutes' the Mi A won 62 to 56. john Vournazos Turning the . Q -4,-'. HN. FH ,J t quarter, ' 1 for ' ' ' - sf A A 5 f - - scored 16 point pace the Trojans while T. White the Portsmout ans . t , .f. Ports scored 13' f 5 mouth 81-48 eirf- --- O urna-1 TROIAN S4 I IRONTON 53 ment at Ath Ler ' I oqfg- an core 1- the Q ., ,...,...............,....,........,.........,. . . P . . K , 2 The Port Trojans, taking no chance of another rolqns If .4 'M Q 'WE comeback, fi: curing it on a fighting lronton team, TROIA 8 .. ff ,.............. 'HA . O M' WX winning 64 1 -2 john Vournazos set an all time scoring Aff 5 . rst half -- ?.j5f': th ro went X record by dropping in 33 Points. to fC 1? othe by ! - i o aced '2 rnomns as ......,...,........,.....,.,,..... COLUMBUS CENRTAL 51 T' HS 1? 9 finals ' ' gk The Portsmouth Trojans kept up their winning ways by I, IM! 53 ..,.... r .......,, , .,...... .. ' -:V 'f 0 'lnD ' 5 50 completely outclassing the Columbus Central team to win T126 Q1-jsmouj Tr ng 9 me 'selves to t f going away 63 to 51. Sonny White led the Trojan attack ' Cirf nqqi to pl i the re ion s . wlhffnin a' ard with 18 points, while Vournazos followed with 17. , ghj contest ver the P rtsm h Bill rnomus 49 ........,... ,.,....,...... ........,......,. , .... s P nmcrmin 7321, , Penhmmef SCO d 4 to ace .'W1'ffWg,,1l,...-f' The Portsmouth Trojans just cou1dn't get going as ef ROIANS 53 .... ...fi ..... r . ..... 1 df-time WN 68 Sprinqtield Wildcats won their second Qame over .Xi f t' A After a nip- tuck --QTW5-591 th 'jfl'...,' w. Middies Trojans 73 to 49. The Wildcats had complete charge 5 pulled away If he to nf f: 1v' ory 68 to the QCUU9 from the Opefliflg QUT1- 53. The los the ar! ! sank o f ot a State TROIANS 81 ..,.....,.............,................,...... MIDDLETOWN 63 ihcinlp on os llifiidili G a scgaiih slliljliled The Middletown Middies won a second game over the 14 Q 1 : reg-ill, ' jf s? V' Trojans in as many starts. The Trojans turned the game 'T of rf - into a thriller by coming up from behind to come within I! re 5065111 'U fl 'lf-' 9 - The Tf'-71055 a tew points oi the winners. Dave Arnold was high tor td gf! Diiirid ' ' gr ' iz' Shi 3 WW 'md 'hen the losers with 15 points. , st dletown in j qiona yofls. if. N ..-- 5' ,- , f.. . ji A P A 13 E 12 2 ..qV E A 'lf 4- L my K W W ff W. kj, H'-, 1 'E ., K ' is E .Q 6 A ff ff' Hg, i ,qi I x We x f, , -A nk + 5 'vmi 5 .1 1 .5 v 39, z ,Vgff Q Qi :fi if wi' N 5 ' i J . 'ff J f f . J, , ' V lf , .P X I i S a X f f ..f 1 N, Y' k,,, a,'X an . if ,ky S ai Q ? S 3 s QM wg ' 1 5 Ja ' N. PAGE1 24 GIRLS' SPHHTS PRACTICE PRODUCES WINNING RESULTS Center. Left to Right: N. Bower, E. Tracy. Botiom, Le!! to Right: I. Vorhis, P. Flinders, H. Boring, B. Poole, L. Gulleit, M, White M. Stoker, E. Dailey. ? .ill - ill Ill Top: C. Crcmmer, I. Skeens. Center: E. Tracy. Bo!- lom: S. Flinders, M. L. Brodbeck, E. Shields, I. Skeens, I. Decksnn, P. Lewis, GIRLS Xt sm XM J mf' R X P0 TS PAGE 127 Q E Y 5 g ff .1 rl R 5 , A f 5 . fI ff'iw ,. H fmpxlf f wfffgfff? ' 1. S' V X. Q . f .,,.., Y 5 4 'T' 3 w A4 va! -D..-ff Top: A. Connor, K. Williams. Center: S. New mon, S. Frowine. Bottom: N. Hummel, M. A Carter. . - k , -.. W. wg. V' 'M-3 YQ if . WM AA 4 Y, M Y fx A 'M-wr 1.1-w .1 Jw f' E ,,g.....-W-W... . N N g I Z qiifaixr 1 . Top, Lei! to Right: S. Elsesser, P. Snyder. Botiom, Left to Right: P. Brake, S. A. Ccblish, S. Newman, S. Frowine, I. Goltz, M. Grimm, A. DuPuy, M. Miller, B. Swisshelm, K. Lewry, G. Boren, S. Spencer. e PAGE IZE MANY PAHTIUIPA TE nv .S'UHO0L HHGAIVIZA Tl0!VS LW PA ' 'Wm g M. 4, .nw W? 'if yd W1 ff Wight, Fight, Fiqh! Always the champions af the Trojan teams, in victory or in defeat, are the cheerleaders and the members af the Pep Club! flaw Q ,xg ass, X 'sf ive! all , 'lg 5 we W 'H--.... Girls' League Officers: Girls League Calumet Left To Right: C. Munyon, V. Keegan, M. Brodbeck Left To Right S Hall C Munyon M Brodbelik V S. Elsesser. Keegan D Stemshorn A DuPuy S Elsesser M Seth ACTIVE LEADERS FOR P. H. S. GIRLS The Girls' League Cabinet meets with the dean of girls and plans the activities ol the girls during the year. They chbose the committee for the different activities and supervise the work. Teachmg the 1ClGC1l of character coopercltlon '-Mm-a....,,. m 'eM Haw Student Council Row One: I. Sturqill, L. McLaughlin, B. Trone, P. Hurries-Jones, R. Skeens, R. Gin, N. Bower, M. Lehman, K. Arnick Row Two: R. Theiss, I. Carper, E. Ehrmcm, R. A. Ullom, C. Merb, S. Ldrter, B. Boormon, D. Arnold. Row Three W. Cooper, I. Doll, R. Keyser, D. Hcrzlebeck, I. Hilderbrcznd, D. Roth, P. Moore, R. Gulley. Row Four: B. Oakley T. Willxcxms, D. Dever, B. Nichols, K. Barnes, F. Gerloch, S. Ledmcm, B. Cook. T. Quinn. REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STUDENT BODY Student Council includes the presidents of all the homerooms who meet once cx week to lake up heir responsibilities as representatives ol the student body. W a TNT m.,,.nM 3 w..,,,hhhw-A! 'Hug M-Nm 137' vw., mmm -Q., 'YF 'WP' Z qw-We fwv Five-ww Row Two: T. Wlllidrrls, R. Theiss. , UWfWm 'w fr' Student Council- Officers Row One: T, Quinn, D. I-ldzlebeck ' WW 5 i PAEE134 I I Personalitq and Scholarship choice by reason o her Friend Il and Uo- 5 operative Spirit. I! - Link Girl-MARIANNE SETH saw.. n n .. .. ., Ps :ZI ,:v '1 .I -1. ........ H Senior Honor Seated: S. Bowen, D. Roe, I. Howes, D. Stemshorn, R. Harcha, P. Wilder, I. Duduit, C. Crawford, I. Grashel, V. Koeqan, C. Lorentz, I. Lewis, L. Gullett. Standing: M. Seth, H. Boring, I. Strunk, M. A. Davis, C. Lewis. THROUGH STUDY COMES RECOGNITION Girls outstanding in character and scholarship are chosen for Senior Honor. These girls help to guide freshman when they enter school in the tall. ,tr . . be? . if .4 1 'm Ne' uv.. as 5 r Inter Nos Row One: M. Carter, P. Harvey, M. Fitch, N. Vfitten, M. Lehman, E. Strauss, A. Conner, I. Hurley, L. Boorman. Row Two: S. Perry, O. Allen, l. Gillan, D. Snively, O. Kiourtsis, B, Goetz, H. Adams, M. Zuliani, I. Taylor, M. Vournazos, l. Morrow, M, Milward, I. Cramer. Row Three: B. Hobbs, L Gardner, B. Cood, B, Trone, E. Smith, T. Kouns, L. Barton, I. Mil- house, T. Stone, T. Reed, C. Yuenqer, D. Ricldlebarqer, K. Williams, B. lrvin, S. McCulloch, l. Ashe. WE LEARN INTERESTING THINGS ABOUT OUR ROMAN COUSINS Inter Nos is composed of freshman Latin students interested in a more detailed knowledge the Romans and their language. Miss Anna Blazer is club sponsor. . How One: F. Hunter, N. Barker, H. Grist, B. Gin, K. Amick, N. Huston, D. Hildebrand, L. O'Brian, L. Riqrish, Row Two: C. Merb, S. Chiles, B. Hill, l. Thatcher, V. Smith, M. Mucha, I. Dever, M. Moore, I. Poole, B. Kelly, I. Lee, R. Howard. Row Three: B. Lavenqood, I. Stetzinqer, I. McCo1qan, W. Miller, D. Hensqen, E. Roberts, K. Davis, M. Drake, P. White, G. Lake, V. Graham, L. Dailey. PAGE 135 , ,, ,,,,, i s... A ia'-3 .. Q 4 J W- m 1. fiii ti E K F 9 Y i.....,kklf'Q Plus Ultra Row One: I. Heinrich, S. Flinders, A. Miller, D. Barker, C. Manley, L. Rayburn, S. Ames, C. Fuller. How Hollenbeck, M. Brodbeck, l. Dickson, R. Compton, P. Pelfrey, R. Ullom, A. Purdum, S. Hansee. Row Three: son, C. Allard, M. Salyer, B, Toney, P. loggers, E. Messer, S. Brown, P. Zeisler, E. Shields. BY SKITS. GAMES. AND SONGS WE BRING THE ROMAN CUSTOMS TO LIFE AGAIN Plus Ultra is for second. third cmd fourth year Latin students interested in continuing their study of the Roman ways. Miss Margaret Ball is club sponsor. Row One: I. Stewart. D. Schisler, G. Allison, B. Borok, C. Collins, C. Craiqmiles, C. Cranmer. Row Harcha, I. Appel, B. Binns, I. Hilderbrand, D. Spence, D. Moore, P. Fulk. Row Three: I. Green. D. Hayes S. McCain, M. Tomlin, P. Robeson, B. Billmon, D. Roth, D. Woolwine, I. Hayes. di - . ,,.., W. SL x ON Two: R. B. Dick- Two: R. I. Knox, uuunuivu Q. H'--1 wav., .5 tai i -LZ.,-,me . ,i em fi E N.. Revelers How One: S. Sturqill, I. Mershon, P. Brake, C. Somerset, P. Reilly, I. Milward, D. Burch, N. Barney. Row Two: I. Smith, C. Pollock, H. Peake, P. Iagqers, I, Lowe, G. Hamilton, M. F. Clark, M. A. Davis, E. Dailey. Row Three: D. Stemshorn, P. Wilder, B. Cade, R. M. Harcha, N. Owen, S. Shank, V. Koeqan, S. Cohen, I. Piatt, B. Toney, D. Pettit, M. Iohnson. Row Four: D. Dever, B. Stapleton, I. Rickman, H. Brehmer, I. Elkins, I. B. Thatcher, I. Knox, D. Grimm, D. Lasure, D. Shockley, L. Meade, I. Angelo, C. Crawford, I. Duduit, H. Slepian. THIRTY YEARS OI-' FINE ENTERTAINMENT Revelers Club is the dramatic club of P. H. S. It is open to iunior and senior boys and girls. Each year during the first semester, tryouts are held. in which prospective members read lines io determine their abilities to act. Row One: S. Elsesser, P. Snyder, A. DuPuy, N. Adkins, D. Barker, I. Baker, S. Duncan, K. Clark, W. Plumber. Row Two: I. Strunk, C. Vorhis, L. Gullet, B. Furqeson, W. Mercer, D. Irvin, P. Diddle, B. Engle, C. Kegley, S. Newman, S. Frowine. Row Three: B. McAfee, L. Borok, E. Humphreys, T. Wilson, C. Buark, M. Seth, I. Goltz, K. Lewry, S. A. Cablish, I. Bush, M. Miller, P. Williams, H. Boring, I. Vorhis. Row Four: I. Hanes, B. Adkins, T. Oakley, R. Beck, R. Herbert, H. Goetz, K. Barnes, D. I-Ioerr, I. Elmore, B. Sornmers, I. Deiner, F. Ward, A. Conner, I. Christian, B. Himes, B. White. Ka' Xl- ' L-.J T34 M. if s Junior Club Seated: G. Lewis, P. Brachett, E. Boyd. Standing: I. Baird, R. Harris, M. Carr, S. Brown, M. Holden, I. Thomas. The Iunior Club is comprised of Iunior students. Among their many activities is their Iunior- Senior Prom which they hold annually at Washington Elementary School. Key Club Row One: T. Quinn, E. Humphreys, D. Hazlebeck, R. Reid, T. l-Iccquard, D. Grimm, D. Baker. Row Two: B. Oakley, D. Dever, B. Nichols, R. Saqraves, B. McAfee, B. Adkins, D. Harris, G. Kennedy, T. White. LEADERSHIP TRAINING FOR SERVICE IN THE FUTURE Key Club members promote service projects that benefit all the students. It is related to the local Kiwanis Club. sem, ff. . Holt Monitors Seated: C. Chinn, S. Williams. D. Pettit. Standing: L. Smith, I. Bush, P. Wilder, G. Boren. SERVICE GROUP These students carry messages tor the office. the deans, and run errands. Deans Assistants Seated: C. Kidwell, R. Keyes, E, Dailey, I. Milward, E. Humphreys. Standing: G. Boren, D. Hoe, N. Easter, L Schramm, D. Elliott, D. Pettit, I. Feazell, D, Reed, I. Bowser, C. Lor: 't.':, I. Davidson, I. Strunk. SERVICE WITH A SMII.E The students aid the deans in many ways. such as running errands and checking attendance. The Dean's Assistants serve during periods in which they have study hall. it G. A. A. Row One: P. Brake, I. Milward, P. Riley, N. Gulley, P. Flinders, D. Pettit, B. McGlaone, D. Staiger. Row Two: I Bush, A. DuPuy, P. Snyder, S. Ellsesser, A. Lintz, C. Manley, G. Hamilton, G. Kidwell. Row Three: G. Gammon P. Ziesler, P. Williams, B. Engle, E. Dailey, M. Powell, S. Williams, P. Bowser, H. Peake. OLYMPIC MATERIAL? All girls who earn 500 points taking part in the different girls' sports become eligible for :wamb arship in the G. A. A.. Girls' Athletic Association. Miss Mary Alice Schisler is club sponsor. Row One: C. Icrrvis, P. Ianney, A. Colliers, N. Owen, M. Staker, White. Row Two: P. Robeson, M. Edwards I. Grashel, B. Poole, R. Theiss, H. Boring. Row Three: C. Lorentz, I. Vorhis, I. Strunk, A. Leiqhtenheimer, l. Layne L. Gullet, C. Crawford, R. Harcha. ' I- ' N I Al - I I . .Y H 'Q 1 Tampolin Club RECREATIONAL INTEREST Left To Right: B. Applegate, P. Fulk, B. Burchett, D. Warren, I. Elmore. C. White. Stage Crew Row One: Fl. Martin, I. Hayes, I. McColqan, D. Purpura. Row Two: B. Stapleton, D. Glass, F. Gerlach, D. Spence The Stage Crew consists of a group of boys who arrange the settings lor our assemblies and plays. Without their co-operation the assemblies and plays would not be so successful. Betty Lamp Club Row One: N. Obenchain, B. Hale, I. Cooper, M. Fannin, G. Hoover, I. Patterson, S. Adkins. Row Two: A. Collier C. Ruqqles, M. Redman, P. Lemons, D. Mershon, N. Smith, A. Lintz. Row Three. C, lmes, I. Collier, A Lewis, A Wisenburger, B. Rice, D. Dillow, G. Gammon, S. Parsley, W. Mercer. AMERICKS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Members oi the home economics department are eligible tor the Betty Lamp Club whose purpose is to create a wider interest in this field. Miss Octavia Shinkle is sponsor of the club. T811 Row One: K. Smith, G. Hager, I. Faris, I. Terry, P. Nichols, C. McKenzie, P. Goinqs, H. Crabtree, B. Pearson, M McGoron, C. Scaff, I. Miller, B. Welty, T. Dortch, C. Bobst. Row Two: B. Madden, K. Elliftrit, A. Hurst, R. McMeans W. Woodrum, R. Ftatlifi, R. Brunner, I. Snodgrass, H. Borns, D. Thacker, T. Vauqhters, G, Frazier, R. Benison, D Hunter, L. Dailey, C. Malone, R. Ervin, I. Thomas, H. Stout, D. Logan. Row Three: S. Thompson, B. Pennington L. Hammond, D. Brown, V. Martin, R. Noel, C. Felty, I. Tuttle, C. Kleinke, L. Venturino, I. Sacldler, I. Bell, L Tolliver, D. Fannin, B. Applegate, D. Clark, D. Iames, V. Kinder, D. Keyes, I. Barrett, S. Martin. FUTURE CRAFTSMEN OF AMERICA The Trades and Industries Club is composed of boys taking a T 6 I course. It is a vocational organization and its purpose is to promote trade training among the vocational students. Tilt.. Commercial Co-Op Row One: I. Workman, I. Huffman, R. Skeens, D. Double, I. Pack, Miss Wie-sner. Row Two: M. Iones, A. Price M. Patrick, E. Leadinqham, D. Everly, I. Harrison, I. Damron. LEARNING AND WORKING GO HAND IN HAND This club. also 4: business club, differs from D. E. in that its members work as stenographers and typists in offices while D. E. members work as clerks. D. E. Class Row One: C, Nickell, B. Paul, I. Pheiffer, L. Guilkey, G. Hackney, D. Elliot, R. Lyons, C. Miller. How Two: I. Vogel, R. Reid, D. Harley, H. Covert, R. Case, D, Eichorn, B. Lemmons, A, Sparks, N. Seaman. THE BUSINESS WORLD SEES NEW FACES Members of this club must belong to the D. E. Class. which is made up of seniors. These students go to school in the morning and work in the afternoon. rw wif I 'QU 'M iii! me 1 NK Wy, . . - . V , 'bu NWI , International Club Row One: S. Cohen, P, Brachett, M. Staker, M. Davis, M. Powell, A. Vournazos, P. Ashcroft, D, Baker. Row Two: C. Vorhis, I. Smith, M. Iohnson, S. Cablish, K. Lewry, M. Miller, D. Ritchie, V. Keoqan, S. Shank. Row Three: N. Owen, P. Wilder, I. Angelo, C. Crawford, F, Major, M, Parker, I. Lane, S. Bowen, I. Vorhis. Row Four: R. Harsha, I, Rose, B. Martin, T. Oakley, S. White, H, Anderson, I. B. Thatcher, R. Davis. HANDS AROUND THE WORLD The International Club is open to students studying French and Spanish who are interested in the language. people and customs of the different countries. Row One: E. Ehrman, P. Snyder, S. Frowine, S. Elsesser, N. Adkins, M. Cottle, N. Gulley, W. Plummer, I. Bailey. Row Two: D. Apel, P. Harries-Iones, L. l-leifley, I. Morton, I. Iones, P. Sowards, I, Eclminston, I. Baker, G. Phipps. Row Three: T, Quinn, P. Gerlach, I. Hanes, I. Doll, T. l-lackward, B. Canter, I. Dressler, I. Christian, T. Grubb. Row Four: C. Multer, C, Chamis, D. Glass, K, Barnes, B. Doherty, G. Kaut, C. White, F. Horton, W. Collins. Modern Sales Technique llhllll ,.k1u., ,-I THE SMILE THAT SELLS I PAGE 145 n'1 xv! gd' win Av, 1 NCIHCY Seaman, Ge DGVG Hflckney, Ronald CCISE, Don Eickhor , Planning our field trips. ggggy m IIISTHIBUTIV ki A' I 4 V , jr QQ En vitro t 'Q' 1 Mas. RODENTO Di: AMICIS ceordinmof Betty 1 Getting the customers point of view. Lewis, Darlene Elliott, Betty Lemons, Dan Hurley, Louise Guilkey gr L , l 91 Y Ing th fp fs .LUG , 4 Sfu Practicing Porlimentory Procedure 5 ndqm eflfgjs Of le Xflyesh K JSA: , Mia, Joyce Vogel, Homer Covert, Roberta Lyons, Bertio Moe Paul j,,Jf ,,r Left io Right: Ioyce Ann Pack Anna Lee- Price Mary Lou Patrick Le!! to Right: Evelyn Leodinqhom Ruth Skeeris Ie-Cm Harrison PAGE' 'ISD is aww ,i Prmcipyes io: ss I .. Applying Buim1iLcxav1x1e-5 Sch00 Left to Right: Mary Lou ,Tones Dorothy Double Ioyce Huffman Dorothy Everly stu A PG mens from me gl gig' , i n U in, ' I L 1 Q 'ri 0' If .Q-mf' X Wholesome D1et for cr Workmg Gul MISS EI' HEL WIESNER Co-Ordinator L' MMEHUI L 0-0P 'Num Jig' Assuming Responsibilities Iudy Workman fiflmployer-Employee Co-Operation Left to Right: Icxck Dctmron, Mr. Icxmes Pugh, Vice- President of the Security Central National Bank. Y X X ...tw 'H' W i +f33?1i,' A , ff, Eueru stu dent in Business Education Today- a leader in the business world tomorrow. E 1 s .e e,ae , ,,1u u e u ss 4 PHS NEW H00 UZZF-V WITH Consultrng with the Class A Schwartz, a A I Co X . X vw ?,f -5-fsfxr 'if' dVfSOF, MSS Mafy Elizabeth re fsffllldihgl Dave Dever, Rhea Cqde, cmd . . nner. '51- Watching Susie Hall at th flleltl and f ' e typewriter Crme L e WIS. Workina together tn rounding up 1 Tunis Oakley, Stdn X Q news story are ey Ellsesser, and MQTIVOH M' 153 EE pA zller. fackie Milvvard b f QAH are Gail Shaw A., ewrfi fSeated1 pastes tn cttppin y Standing! Jeannie Duduit, ' ' nie Crawford, Q gathered Lrllran Gullett and Con- 5 EE 154 Robust, Colorful, X1 X' and Entertaining EH Ui to I 511 X it Q' gif? .. .- .MQ I f F A 'lk WH 9 Scene from Tish Production by the Revelers Directed by Iohn Glass CENTER: The Whole cast assembles on the stage. Left to Right. Standing: Martha Kennedy, Roger Herbert, lack Dameron, I. B Thatcher, Carol Polleck, Don Hoerr, Iirn Knox. Seated: Susie Hall Lillian Gullet, Nancy Owen, Janet Strunk, Ieannette Vorhis Omalee Dyer. .ale 5395, .M..,...-.w,.,,.., -Gm, :.-nf-,. f-n.:g-1.1 'i .f:1Z2:,3'1'LW: b- s 'N 1 22:-. Gig., vmzg-115' S-S410 . . 'W , V N'-. 'sf- Y 1 V If op A, 1.,,,e Hr, 1. W O f Strunk If NW,,.xm U1 I 'U Q1 N- Qlee D I eqn 1 1-i h . 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'rn-anna 'mls B,,,,m Tomy' mme Engh, BE'l'.l'INA mmm ,W ,,,, W Lillinn enum lgiwrugm Gsm. Pfgygligfix nnnn 1 nf, E SHEMFF LEM mm H' H hm' Km' sm' DECORATKJNS ,,,,,,, Phil Knm, .mn nmnnnn. w mv Annu-:ws W ,,,, Ruger Herberi Donna man, cm: Lorentz ------ nne n 1 mmm, GMM Ink mmm smn Emwin., Mmfnn. DOF-ICE GAY!-DB-D W- -W W-W Nlncy Own HAND PROPS W Pmy Diddle, Ginger Hlmilton Punucm' , ,W annum Benn, rmnnm Lnnnn PLACE: The wmninnunn lunch nnnn and lobby of --The Engle A' J' C ' D',Q'QSgyCf,'f:f,g Howl, mme in n mmm section of fn. Snuthwent, P .Id 9 'he MeXif ' i ' WHS? mm '1Sgai5'wnn.,I.Q mi? Ylaki' TIME: The present. hm mm cosrums , , ,,,, nnunnnry Hmnn, Joanne Angelo , . pnoannm ,,,, ,,,,,, , E rren w 4, D wa Kirk, ACT ONE. Lm afternoon In sepwnner. Dfvid hmfgidm: mmm Amrwo: late 'n d ng. mm' wo 'Y' ' Y Acxwowuznssmsmsz any mann: ma Linngip E-n-nnnx . ' ' Sl , MW SCIIW 11 , FB. YE E, Orff! Ou Am THREE' Sme E 'y 'M f ' ' nfifn, wfffny, wixzr, .nd to .H oefnmawhz nm n'ln,..a sum n' The f H w 'mn' in Any wly to mnkn :mn production pouble. r::::::::::::WWW-::::Q:W-:WW WWWWQW-Q::W.?Ef:W-:WW-W-4.0.0.4-W-.WW-Wa PAGE 156 fn H-nv AW, uv' -XW i uw 2. 'F s 'S My QRS 'X TOP RIGHT: Going through Q scene. Le!! to Right: Roger Herbert Charlotfe Vorhis, Jock Dfzzneron, Mary Annis Davis. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ot cours., you must know my feelings foward you! Leif to Right: Iegnnette Vorhis, lim Knox. e8-5'9 Social though? expr lhrollqh mm ,Q W Kihzi ,nu 1 I r ii?-.iff Zi lyk rCHAwWV4Kb , AL x 'XX 55 157 PAGE Sb! ,F P' he ce-operation ei menu people is necessary to produce u successful pluq. TOP RIGHT: Getting make-up for the big scene. Left to Right Nancy Owen, Lillian Gullet, Iack Dameron, Peggy Brake, Icmet Piatt Don Hoerr BOTTOM LEFT: The Prop Committee sets up the stage for a dramatic scene Left to Right: Donna Irvin, Patty Diddle, Dick Mittendorf, Ginger Hamilton Sonny Ledman. BOTTOM RIGHT: Stage Crew getting a scene ready for TISH Left to Right: Bill McAfee, Iohn Elkins, Bill Adkins. -1 N1 fs., ,fr ,Mig , ff ar- Wh f 1413. , fa, if, , ,- my :ff 4 Ng A J xi .lggtirgl A X11 x J , KW iw L K :Q YK.. 4, -if. Lf? L, , . YE , ' -A, ...I ,iv . .,.. ' 'X . .,:., ,-, 'N U f u 31 'L x 1 ,- 'i a. 5 ,Q r Q 4 N 1 Z' . g f rx qi: F, , r,, ,., f, .f1w', A fa, xg, ww Q4 N . 3. 'S iw A 1 L W H 1 ' M.. ' Q 1WfwmW'mgC V MWZMQ wwvfk.. fri' PAGE159 ,, 5 ' AA 'V W' '3 'N'1'i' if ' ' may jQw,,Jg1m .3 .-1:-,.a .y.':,... V ' 109 ,D U33 C CQ MS: , MR RLISS ARCH Ot flppeqrq Ili? Eg 'UU X MMHS 'UYZZEER JQURS N' gy EDEC fl' 4 QTL, IQHT ,, D P U 1411, Ove, fvflizt. Sf Ui' gt -JN A Hz Q. M l, NMA' Jllfg 55,192.5 4313153 A forlgnne emzvl Slgafguy Jim, f7'QR Pg DQ SGH w- lfpj., EETTY AIWQI-N ffefive BQ AZ 'Qin WI, I-ffzzr LQUJS , t VGQQUSIV 'fl-G, QQMQ ffwf, MQ P E . Dm, U39 lo. ,qc JW fzixfwf H , K Q ,U we . ,239 ,cu I MHS FQZNKU-N H9180 e,1ff,5, Dom Nm Og N f ' EY-is f NURS 'fbfry N. is 1 A If . Cm . Mwtil -,pow , I Q K ' - --.. lc! 9171 L D9'fOt9s - f, 5, Clrvey 131195 Zed? -, JI: 5251.1 Bop, N, fray!! Afmq . ffvqim Ighls 'I Ufxsn . awk, sf it fW,,,,,,3, ACT' 01,522 5 'Lvf ACT 'r O' ACT 7' I WO flbem 5. p3?5'f3f?1fiA-1 6 'WTA r D ' 007171171 ' WG 1 if I 'nf I 0 q W -Mc, I b. A ey ily, A - . Nw. Q 4259, X' wftkg- dfggba My I' ,A JFK? f fl 'lk I: E TOP: Miss Mary Krausz, our talented, conscientious director, checks the play book for details. CENTER: Fridays cast expresses horror at the arrival of cousin Agnes. Leh to Right, Standing: Ginger Hamilton, Tom Wilson, Don Conley, Peggy Brake, Skip Brehmer, Shelley Williams, Anne DuPuy. Seated: Iudy Baker, Iackie Lowe. The stage crew tries to get into the act. Left io Right: Dick Mittendorf, Sonny Ledman, Tom Williams. BOTTOM: That's how much I'll crawl! Left to Right: Helen Peake, Anne DuPuy, Skip Brehmer, Shelley Williams, Tom Williams. ,fi PAEE161 -ff, t PAGE 162 Hiter the mechanical memoriz- ing comes, the feeling for mood and situation TOP LEFT, Left to Right: I. Goltz, I. Elmore, M. Kennedy, M. Seth, F Gerlach, I. Craqer, H. Slepian, D. Kirk, M. Miller, H. M. Peake, D Barker, B. Dixon. Thursday Night Cast and Prompters Listening to c Corliss Archer Program on the radio. CENTER: Dexter: Maybe I'm 4 lot tougher than you think! Lett to Right: I. Lowe, M. Miller, D. Kirk H. M. Peake, D. Barker. CENTER. LEFT: Harvey Slepian-Doctor Barabar Dixon-Nurse. CENTER: Her room looks like a florist shop the day before Mothers' Day . Left to Right: J. Baker, F. Gerlach Thursday and Friday Nights Cast: SEATED: D. Conley, P. Brake. Il' CENTER: B. Dixon, I. Lowe, D. Barker. TO RIGHT: M. Kennedy. STAND ING: H. Brehmer, S. Williams, D. Kirk, H. M. Peake, M. Miller, M. Seth F. Gerlach, l. Baker, A. DuPuy, T. Wilson, G. Hamilton, H. Slepian I. Elmore. l WW 'Z ' 4 Jr 2 E '63 PAB Chr-ou: -17 ce' . en 1119 . te n HS for 1 Ca - Q un QC ' Oeirfgvcif E250 IQ f5'Z5f'3Z3Z 'W 'Welle 'Sf O . tO H, d fu GH HCI S 15 To M950 , 171611, Af Serb. eQ0od6,p-gfbgireq I-90ff0'1: 09120 I Gokec 8 Qlron, 11, 'Sf LZYLQQJ-si 72 Vfysoo, fi S!e.o1b17. bonefg bob ore you? C7rcle.- S LZYQQQQ Grebfzyea Boflolq lefl' Aglvs 'S-ODS? 7? OQH Q omg Q zoq Af LeQ'1?zQf1, Q Amsndo 57-01182 SUDSPWSSS fbe .s-XQQS ssfbbg SJC rf AQSS an 'x-S155 Lli' T THERE BE MUSIC '1 is . .. ,,, 1 t Qi' : lf? wi G W L 'Win as, us' unq- ,Bin QQ- nfl ' V in-wir ,- 451 ' 4.3, ix .dv-nv ww may the songs of man inspire Our deeds to be so designed,-A That we may glorify our God- Hnd live to serve mankind.- LEFT, ROW ONE: D. McCa1lister, M. White, D. McCally, I. Milward, P. Ashcraft, S. Allen, P. Cassel, P. Storey. ROW TWO: M. Dunn, C. Kidwell, D. Hiles, F. Hol- brook, P. Mann, H. Boring, I. Dever, S. Sheets. ROW THREE: R. Hewitt, G. Lawson, R. Lawson, M. Lehman, I. Linde-man, Rl Bradford, I. Christian. ROW FOUR: R. Clifford, I. Diener, D. Bentley, I. Green, I. Voorhes, K. Barnes. FRONT RIGHT: N. Clausinq, S. Smith. RIGHT, ROW ONE: D. Barker, I. Bowser, P. Willis, O. Harris, I. Cramer, S. Fitch. N. Bower. ROW TWO: C. Yueriqer, E. Daily, M. Powell, C. Pollock, I. White, H. Haley, C. Kinder, P. Cooper. ROW THREE: T. Dressler, M. Sparks, K, Hannum, N. Hamilton, R. Liles, I. Stetzinqer, M. Abrams. ROW FOUR: T. Penett, I. Knox, C. White, I. Pyles, I. Oliver, O. Cliiford, D. Mercer, R, Willis. PAGE 165 Group singing litillules many .spirits ,, . is O. Dyer img! 1 J I 1 J 3 ' A.. ' ,f . www Y . 1, . . upgsw J. Boys' Glee Club ROW ONE. Left to Right: H. Lawson, G. Lawson. R. Bradford, K. Amick, M. Lehman. L. Lindernen, L. Bryant, I. Pyle-s, ROW TWO: R. Lyles, I. Diener, M. Sparks, D. Mercer, I. Knox, R. Hewitt. S. Stevenson. ROW THREE: I. Green. T. Dressler. R. Otworth. M. Abrams, O. Clifford. I. Stetzmqer. R. Wlllxs. HOW FOUR: I. Nllooten T. Pe-neil, K. Barnes, R. Clifford, C. Whlte, I. Voorhes, I. Chrzstian. Girls' Glee Club ROW ONE: E. Tracy, G. Mowery. P. Knowles. C. Albrecht, P. McGlor1e, S. Roush. E. Vauqhters, K. Doty, B. Mayl. ROW TWO: L. Heiley, I. Davis. W. Slavins. I. Thatcher, O. Kirtsis, P. Scaff, I. Morrow, H. Rlley, l. Postom. P. Lemmons, H. Chandler. ROW THREE: T. Reed, K. Hammond, S. Hacquard, L. Gillan, M. G. Drake, P. Schweinsberq, B. Beirley. S. Larter. B. Irvin, I. Ashe, C. Merb. N. Rammel. F-'AEE167 LEFT PAGE. Lek to Right. DRUM MAIOR, B, Ginn, Gay Sham- blin, P. Brake, ROW ONE: B. Ginn, H. Alcorn, l. Bias, R. Horton, S, Ramey. ROW TWO: B. Engle, M. Seih, W. Mercer, D. Irvin. H. Greist. ROW THREE: C. Ruark, R. Walden, H. Fodqe, B. Hill. HOW FOUR: G. Hamilton, P, Schwartz, T. Stone, R. Boggs. BOW FIVE: P. Diddle, D. Woolwine, F, Hunter, R. Dixon, R. Higgs. BOW SIX: C. Craiqmiles, D. Kirk, A, Davidson, B. Fyffe, R. Miller. ROW SEVEN: B. lanney, P. Conklin, T. Wilson, K, Davis. HOW EIGHT: G. Flowers, D. Keibler, R. Pitts, D. McFarland, D. Cumutte. ROW NINE: ,l. Blerinqs, C. Ke-qley, D, Chick, V. Fodqe, G. Allison, ROW TEN: F. Ramsey, R. Gordon, B. Hobbs, C. White, P. Bickham lisaqa Q 5 K S BIKE B ll' .E ' il . . af it P A E E 1 6 B ' eg.:-ffwf-3 I , 6 Q .Q My QW . My RIGHT PAGE. Lei! lo Right. MAIORLTTES: B. Enqle, P. Diddle, O Dyer, C. Crciqmiles. ROW ONE: L. Russell, D. O'Bricm, I, Staple ton, K. Barnes, G, Shamblin. ROW TWO: B. Binns, F. Roe, N Barker, R. Riqqs. P. Brake. ROW THREE: I. Kerns, B. Schafer M. Kennedy, D. Moritz. ROW FOUR: D. Hensqen, B. Kleinke, 'I' Kourns, E. Humphreys, O. Dyer. HOW FIVE: A. Oxley, E Thurman, I. Gillen. B. Nichols. ROW SIX: E. Roberts, S. Chiles P. Boggs, I. Strunk. ROW SEVEN: l. Cruiqer, I. Young, I. Ratclifi C. Lorentz. ROW EIGHT: D. Dcrris, M. Mucha, R. Hcxrchcx, A. Davis, I. Beaumont. ROW NINE: D. Clark, I, Elmore, I. Green B. Stupleion, M. Moore. H. Adams. HOW TEN: A. Sclyer, D: Teeters, T. Redmon. .QQ- wet: F I K 0 L me X ' . ..,., I h. , ..y ', -.. ky .V ,yi XX V if -...P I 5 1 I I 3'-, Q PAGE 169 -an um, . X an-'Qi W RNS? MQ. SUIl00L W We Grow Into 1' KW ,T. .- ,i, W ,,, , A 'line is a heqzful technique X M. if 'X The 0. A. 0. I8 a eleud walker, very special super smooth I like a prettq face and tt pleasant expression, nateh! I believe PAGE 177 that living democratically is the only Way ta achieve democracy. Qi? W . vi Vina ...-,.i,,m x eMMM'm, we iw .e..wN.,,, Mmm. 'N'-ff f -M Wm W' M A -M1--Q-..u.,. ww-m..,,i,,W..M lx. i AMW u 'l N -'-Q'HM- X iq WN, 'N 'vu'-u........5-.N-W .a mv-.u..,,.W,,,,MWmW -.......,,,c... My Qwve---.ee,,,.Y lungg. I ,rn-.W Q'Y is E192 a , l 3, Av Q s hm 45' wwf' xv f 38? N? in 4 K ' .X W? 01111 MIIVDS ABE SUPEHIHII EUUIPMEIVT Ohio History Examination Committee Left to Right: Carol Lorentz, Lee Schramm, Lillian Gullett, lanet Strunk, Bill Lang. Lee Schramm-lst place in Sci- oto County in Ohio History llational Honor The induction of new members into National Honor-May, 1951 Latin Class A link with the pastg a key to the future PAEEIB1 The Blass Wmners ln the Mlss Trojan Uontesl :.. x .Q ,I Eb xi ik ANNE DUPUY m -ANGEL VOURNAZOS KAREN WILLIAMS 0ur Attractive Yearbook llueen miss Trojon 1952 Veronioo Heogon Senior SUSIE HALL Football llomevonunq 0ueen 's Attendants QV' Wu.: Iunior-SARAH I-'ROWINE with -REBA COMPTON Freshman-SHIRLEY MCCULLOCH all ' 'ww Q ,W -.Q -N3 A.. 385 I take the first step toward my book report. QA' if' An inviting corner during my leisure time. Numan fl-Y, 'haul 1 W M' xxx - ,, 3 3 Rs. Portsmouth High is noted for its beautiful girls. F 7 5 ,ff 1,7 X If ft, We admire the Buddah at the Iunior- Senior Prom X ' J e tl 3 nttt i I show my best girl the trophy case. I spend an hour in the library. I point out the picture of my favorite football hero. ....,,,,m-N'uMm.? M Mum.. ww '---. PAGE 155 1- lom-N, fM 'W K , TIIHJAIV YEAHBUHK STAFF 1.9 EEETSWSS ' in fm 2 y d : X f-ff Z.. , WM?- X as A Mx - 4 3 W rx, 1 , -3. ' 1 , gr? ,Zig , , Mxbgim W ,, 13 1' an f gf na 2? gkegfw ff' - z-gigzw ff, ,ivfaff I f 4,63 COPY EDIToR4IEGl'If19 Duduii A RECORD OF TROIAN ACTIVITIES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS. COPY STAFF-Ken Ledmcm, Tunis Oakley, Hur Vey Slepian, Lou Borok. PAGE 159 X 4 CO-EDITORS OF THE 1952 TROIAN-Anne DuPuy cmd Ruih Theiss. YEARBOOK SPONSOR--Freda B. Burke BUSINESS EDITOR-Marjorie Heisler XM! fi in 'FUN gy Q-Q, rf Office practice class checks business records for Trojan Staff under supervision of Miss Wyant. f .,-....,,,,.,'- ...M--'-f..,qQ and 'Qin Students make Trojan Yearbook payments in the prin- cipaI's office. ,Q , ' lam? is 1... I , 1 T Miscellaneous Group, Left to Right: B. Canter, C. Mul- ter, B. Burchett, I. Chamberlin, D. Loft, S. Brehmer. X-We M... ...re , t....-.- .. Q 5 Miscellaneous Group, Row One, Left to Right: E. Ehr- man, C. Fuller, N. Adkins, C. Cranmer. Row Two: M. Brodbeck, P. Elliott, B. Dixon, M. Seth, H. Peake. N TROIAN YEARBOOK AD STAFF Sitting. Left to Right: I. Smith, M. Iohnson, S. Frowine. Standing: B. McAfee, B. Adkins, S. Williams, R. Addis, K. Lewry. F. Ge-rlach, I. Dressler, H. Anderson l. Doll. Pinkie Snyder checks her ad list. TYPIST-I. Bush F-'AE-iE19EI JACOBS CAROLINA MEAT LUMBER co. MARKET Frank Gerlach, Prop. 1011 PHONE 161 1 Phone LINCOLN ST. 2-1671 Eleventh Street 2-3831 CARR'S VVALKERS JEWELRY COMPLETE FAMILY STORE sHoE SToRE The Silver Store 81 1 PHONE 420 Portsmouth GALLIA ST. 2-5751 Chillicothe Street Ohio WURSTERS DRUG COM PANY, INC. 419 CHILLICOTHE ST. We Fill Prescriptions Over Fifty-Two Years Four Registered Pharmacists Of Faithful Service I COMPLIMENTS OF Say It With Flowers But Say It With Ours W. L. WILHELM HERMS JEWELER FLORAL CO. 507 837 Phone CHILLICOTHE ST. Sixth St. 3-1641 I PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS-CONGRATULATIONS SAVE-IT'S THE AMERICAN WAY TO SUCCESS 2W73 Poid on Savings-Insured up to 5510, 000 AMERICAN BUILDING Sr LOAN ASSOCIATION 503 Chillicothe Streei YOU ARE INVITED TO COME IN AND OPEN AN ACCOUNT COMPLIMENTS OF and YOUNG PL SALES-RENTALS-PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Elmer B. Young, Broker E. I. Gene Geary, Agent Licensed Broker In Ohio And Kentucky 612 PHQNE 843W Gallia Street CHILLICOTHE ST. 9-3001 Phones 3-1561 Evenings B-3851 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO FEMININE CLOTHES FROM HEAD TO TOES , gli., HoME SUPPLY SUPERIOR SALES-SERVICE-SATISEACTION Portland Cement GQUGTCII Witco Mortar Cement Electric Air-Entraininq Portland Cement Appliances Phone 2-3821 Sixth St. Portsmouth, Ohio See All The Styles At CRAIGMILES SUPERIOR CEMENT DIVISION NEW YORK COAL SALES COMPANY 936 Phone 306 Masonic Temple Gallia St. 2-4731 Portsmouth, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF COM PLIMENTS OF MARVIN JoNES CI-IABOTS Auro SALES, INC. SUPER SERVICE BEST WISHES FROM Gallia CS Offnere D ' H'll 0' Tlcliilzugl 'Vifashinqton Distributors Of GULF PRODUCTS And Your County Engineer U. S- TIRES 5 M COMP KNOST DEHNER FLORAL CQ. DEPT' STGRE G, W. PUTZEK, Owner 513 Ph 529 h S 21,0521 Chillic h 5-5633 P h Oh P GRIIVIIVIS HENRY RT N S O I G GOODS OBERLING Rc1w1ir1q's cmd Wi1sor1's Sporting Equipment Uniforms Especially YOUR E R ke-1 Rest DODGE ' AND 1003 Ph PLYMOUTH Gallic 5 5891 DEALER TAYLQRS BARBER SHOP Eh Ziliinihiiief, me JQRDAN Ph E r An Appoini HAIRCUT S1 oo Ncr 1B k Bld R 24 Ph 27831 C0 OMPLIMENTS OF LUTHER THE AUTOMOBILE F TRANSFER CLUB 0 1910 SOUTHERN OHIO Gallia Q Eleve h S 27061 G Street M R Q C0 CLASS OF 1952 C. HERRMANN F. C. DAEHLER and SQNS PACKING . D PLANT 2640 IOHN T. CARR GALLIA Mcmcrqer STREET STORES PHONE 913 GALLTA 29341 STREET CORNER PORTSMOUTH EIGHTIS OHIO MURRJSY E. TE. GCDRDCDN 8X SCDNS T CONCRETE ' WQRK CINDER BLOCK CINDER d CONCRE E BLOCK PHONE 3-436 the smort shop for the IT'S Iunior Miss VANDERVORTS For The Finest in PLUMBING APPLIANCES HEATING ROOFING INSULATION o11io it 1532 Phone guy Go11io Street 2-1911 COMPLIAIENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS T0 Your Local THE CLASS PACKARD Distributor OF 1952 VVASSERIVIAN MoToR SALES ZEIGLERQ 618 Phone Third Street 2-5011 Q U 5 E M557 mms: , Suk LONG AND COMPANY THE HOUSE OE QUALITY FURNITURE 729 PHONE SIXTH STREET 2-3871 OUR COMPLIMENT5' TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '52 ZI1VI1VIERMAN'S YOUR UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER AND SUNDSTRAND ADDING MACHINE REPRESENTATIVE 810 PHONE CHILLICOTHE STREET 2 0661 B 81 B LQAN GFFICE SAMUEL LEVI Complete Line Of LUGGAGE 82- DIAMONDS WATCHES IEWELRY 61 1 840 44 Chillicothe Street GALLIA STREET SCHISLER PROVISION CO. YOUR MEAL IS GOOD . . . IF YOUR MEAT IS GOOD . . PLANT STORE SPRING LANE EIGHTH G IOHN STS. PHONE 3-2811 PHONE 2-6121 COMPUMENTS OF HOWARD 6. IOHN BERNDT LASALLE 1N RAN E HOTEL SU C 737 PHONE 718 PHONE FOURTH ST 2 2411 SIXTH ST 2 2211 CRISPIE KAY CREME JEWELERS 1546 PHONE 817 PORTSMOUTH GALLIA ST 2 7441 GALLIA ST OHIO MCKINNEYS LEWNE TELEVISION AUTQ PARTS SALES AND SERVICE FHS1 1I'1 TG19V1S1O1'1H NEW AND USED Portsmouth's Oldest TG19V1S1OI'1 De-C119 1426 Phone 101 1 Nmth 31, 29341 CHILLICOTHE STREET CONCRATULATIONS FROM Q MW TINK NQDLER QIPOVER ST EMRICK FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE RALPH F SCOTT PHONE MANAGER 2 1811 1422 PORTSMOUTH LINCOLN STREET OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF TERMINAL RESTAURANT LINES The Home Of Fried Chicken 2828 Phone GOIIIIO St. 2 0051 CONGRATULATIONS BUSSES CHARTERED CLASS OF 1952 ANYWHERE IN OHIO MANHATTAN PHQNE RESTAURANT 23081 81 I PORTSMOUTII 818 Phone CHILLICOTHE OHIO Gallic: St. 9 2341 ANNES PASTRY S1-ICP JAKES Everything Fine In The Pastry Line 828 708 Gallia Ch 11 h K L Phone Ph A 2-6721 27291 S T 1 LE1-IMAN INSURANCE 7 AGENCY CDPPY S 821 Fourth Street A F G S h 1 LIMENTS OF Seasoned As You Like It We Specialize In Party Orders KARME1.. KCDRN AND SHGP SAVINGS 33111, Chilligvghh COMPANY Ph 2 8551 COVERT STAPLETON FURNITURE QFFICEQEIPPIEIIQIZ- STATIONERS-OFFICE S351-I'IggI'I:1'EgUSPPLIES 829 S h S Ph 3-2731 New B Gallia S COURTESY d SERVICE 5 5 ZMPLIIWLH 8 3 OSC ST GI-HO ASPHALT PAVING CGRPCDRATICDN 5 Q l ED LGCKNEHS AUTO SUPPLY I S To Shop A DEN TONS Wholesale And Retail Auto Su 1 A Store Out Of The High R Chill th At Ph D F 47 Y Ninth 28281 LAWSQN FURNITURE MARTINS CU- F0019 MARKET FURNITURE OF MERIT iigemh Ph HO Law h Str 25581 G1 S PIATT TR A114 FUNERAL PHARMACY HOME T N h Ph 926 A 8 2-4071 N h S S T 1 C Ph 34121 HAPPY FIRE STONE CORNER STORES e 11 1753 Ph A C1 P tm 1 R1ev h s 93491 G1 Oh SELRY RETAIL SHOE STORE SHOES FOR WOMEN Arch Preserver Tru Poise Sty1 Eez Easy Goer Quaker Hose 1007 GALLIA STREET PORTSMOUTH, OHIO SELBY SHOES SHOES FOR CHILDREN Buster Brown Arch Preserver, Ir. SHOES FOR MEN Arch Preserver Roblee Foot Pal Ho1eproof Socks High Grade Shoes Only-For Men, Women, And Children-With a completely stocked Accessory Bar. PHONE 3-3671 QUALITY DAIRY LARRY LOET RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL MILK PAINTING COMPANY PHONE 2-3541 PHONE 1132 PORTSMOUTH, 3-2951 TWENTY-NINTH ST OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF LAUNDRY GENERAL City Wide And Suburban Service We Operate Our Own Plant C Every Kind Of Laundry Service Phone 822 Seventeenth And Phone 3-2831 Fourth St, Chillicothe 2-6231 Your Friendly FORD Dealer R PoRTsMoUTH LEGLER MOTORS TAILOR 1112 Phone Gallia St. 2-1781 A. B. C. CLEANERS ECHO CLEANERS Mrs. Carl lDickl Devers, Prop. FOR PROMPT SERVICE Superior Cleaning And Pressing 1035 Phone 1 752 Gallia Sl. 2-6041 12th Street WE SALUTE TODAY YOU GRADUATES STEVVARTS OF 1952 LANE SHOP Verlin Copas, '23 Mildred Copas, '25 We enjoy selling Borden's Ice Cream, Lunches, Magazines, Gifts, CS Sundry Supplies. 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THE WORLD IN YOUR LIVING ROOM EACH EVENING he '-Enrizsmnuth imes Senior Palnita Adams fl-Ioundl Inter Nos, I5 Plus Ultra, I5 Girls' League, 35 Basketball, 25 Kickball, I5 Badminton, I, Library Staff, 35 Library Club, 35 Glee Club, I5 Home- room Officer, I5 Choir, 25 Commercial, I. Raymond D. Addis fRayl Inter Nos, lg Plus Ultra, 2, Trojan Staff, 3, 45 Basketball, I5 Softball, l, Football, I, 25 Track, I5 Key Club, 35 Spanish Club, 3. Bill Adkins IWibI Inter Nos, I, Plus Ultra, 25 Trojan Staff, 45 Homeroom Officer, I, 2, 45 Student Council, I5 Band, I, 25 Re-velers, 45 Key Club, 2, 3, 45 Iunior-Senior Prom Comm. 35 Class Sec'y., 4. Daniel D. Adkins IDanl Homeroom Officer, I5 Intramural Basketball, 35 Intramural Football, 45 Cheaper by the Dozen , 35 Baseball, 4. H. B. Anderson fHeinieI International Club, 3, 45 Inter Nos, I5 Plus Ultra, 25 Basketball, 25 Ping Pong, 25 I-lall Monitor, 35 Science Club, 35 Homeroom Officer, 2, 35 Student Council, 2, 35 Football, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball, 35 Track, 35 Trojan Staff, 4. Ioanne Angelo Uol International Club, 45 Girls' League, 3, 45 G. A. A., 45 Science Club, 45 Revelers, 45 Pep Club. 4. William Applegate fBillI Library Staff, 2, 35 Library Club, 2, 35 Intra- mural Basketball, l, 2, 3, 45 T 6. I Club 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Trampoline Club, l, 2, 3, 4. George Barber fScooterI Basketball, I5 Softball, I5 Class Officer, 25 Intramural Basketball, Z5 Intramural Football, 4. Keith David Bames fBernerdI Internation Club, 3, 45 Inter Nos, I5 Plus Ultra, 25 Basketball, I5 Softball, I5 Science Club, I5 Homeroom Officer, 45 Student Council, 45 Choir, 45 Class'Officer, 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Revelers, 3, 45 Football, I5 lntrarnural Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Football, 45 Seventeenth Summer Stage Crew, 35 Pep Club, 3, 45 ,junior Council, 35 Pep Band5 Boy's Chorus, 45 Trojan Minstrel, l. Nancy Elizabeth Barney fNancyI Inter Nos, 15 Plus Ultra, Z5 Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 45 Library Staff, 3, 45 Library Club, 3, 45 Revelers, 3, 45 Cheaper by the Dozen , 35 Pep Club, 4. Richard Wentworth Beck lBoom Booml Library Staff, 3, 45 Library Club, 3, fVice-Pres.I. 45 Class Officer, CPresj, 45 Band Manager, Z, 35 Revelers, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball, l, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Football, fCaptainl, 45 Prom Co- Chairman, 35 Intramural Softball, I5 Pep Club, 3, 45 Homeroom Representative, 4. Iacob Eugene Bell flakej Homeroom Officer, tSec. 6. Treas.J, 35 Manager, tFootballJ, 2. Helen Boring Inter Nos, I5 Plus Ultra, 25 Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A., 2, 3, 45 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 45 Kickball, I, 25 Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 45 Softball, l, 2, 45 Badminton, I, 2, 45 Paddle Tennis, I, 2, 45 Tennis, 2, 45 Glee Club, ly Homeroom Officer, I, 2, 35 Choir, 3, 45 Orchestra, I, Z5 Revelers, 3, 45 Seventeenth Summer , CProperty Comm.j, 35 4 Cheaper by the Dozen , fPrompterJ, 3. ' Activities Shirley Bowen fChickenl International Club, 45 Senior Honor, 45 Girls' League, l, 45 Volleyball, I5 junior Club, 3. Ianet Bowser fBow Wowl Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 45 Choir, I, 2, 3, 45 Dean's Assistant, 4. Donald Boyle IZigj Intramural Football, l. Robert Boyle flfaggyl Intramural Basketball, I. Ray Brunner fMooseI T 6. I Club, 3,'4. Darlene Elmes Burch lTerryl Inter Nos, 15 Plus Ultra, 25 Girls' League, I, Z, 3, 45 G. A. A., 2, 35 Basketball, I, 25 Kickball, I, Z5 Volleyball, I, 25 Bowling, I5 Badminton, l, 25 Paddle Tennis, 1, 25 Library Staff, 3, 45 Library Club, 3, 45 Glee Club, I5 Homeroom Officer, 45 Revelers, 45 Cheaper by the Dozen , CMake-Up Comm.I, 35 Pep Club, 4. Robert Burchett Trojan Staff, 45 Intramural Basketball, 2, 35 Trampoline Club, 2, 3, 45 Cheaper by the Dozen , fDoormanI, 3. Harold Burns tEd Hedj Inter Nos, I5 T 6 I Club, 3. Rhea Elizabeth Cade fCupidI Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, I5 Kickball, I5 Volleyball, I5 Badminton, 45 Paddle Tennis, I5 Homeroom Officer, 45 News Class, 45 Betty Lamp Club, I, 25 Choir, 25 Revelers, 3, 45 Pep Club, 4. Ronald Case lCaseyI Library Staff, 2, 35 Library Club, Z, 35 Cheaper by the Dozen , 35 D. E. Club, 4. Chris C. Chamis fChris Charles! International Club, 3, 45 Inter Nos, I5 Home- room Officer, 45 Intramural Basketball, I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Football, 45 Cheaper by the Dozen , 3. Robert H. Chandler fBobJ Trojan Staff, 3, 45 Football, I, 45 Intramural Basketball, I, Z, 45 Photography Club, 3, 4. David Edward Chick tChickJ International Club, 35 Inter Nos, 25 Library Staff, 35 Band, 3, 4. Carolyn R. Chinn Inter Nos, I5 Plus Ultra, 25 Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, I, Z5 Kickball, I, 25 Volleyball, I5 Softball, I, 25 Hall Monitor, 45 Homeroom Officer, I5 Student Council, I5 Iunior-Senior Prom Committee, 3. Lula Chucales ILuI Glee Club, l, 25 Cheaper by the Dozen , 35 Commercial, 3. Ronald Clifford IRonnieJ Inter Nos, lg Plus Ultra, 25 Homeroom Officer, 2, 45 Choir, 45 Intramural Basketball, 3. Sally Cohen fSall Inter Nos, I5 Plus Ultra, 25 Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A., 2, 35 Basketball, l, 2, 35 Volley- ball, I, 25 Softball, I, 25 Bowling, 25 Bad- minton, I, 25 Paddle Tennis, lg Cheerleader, 2, 3, 45 Science Club, 45 Homeroom Officer, I, '5 News Class, 35 Revelers, 3, 4. 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Betty Lou Ienkins Basketball, 1, 2, Kickball, 17 Volleyball, 17 Badminton, lj Commercial Club, 3. Mary Lou Iones fLoul Basketball, 37 Kickball, 37 Volleyball, 37 Soft- ball, 37 Badminton, 37 Paddle Tennis, 37 Co-Op Club, 1. Mariorie Kendrick fMargel Girls' League, 2, 3, 47 Commercial Club, 3. Veronica Keegan fRonniel International Club, 3, 47 Senior Honor, 47 Girls' League, 3, 47 Girls' League Cabinet, 47 Softball, 37 Badminton, 37 Paddle Tennis, 37 Science Club, 47 Homeroom Officer, 3, 47 Revelers, 3, 47 Scholarship Team, 37 Girls' League Officer, 47 Prom Hostess, 37 Iunior Council, 37 Pep Club, 4. Dennie Carven Keyes Elizabeth Ann Keyser fBettyl Inter Nos, 17 Plus Ultra, Z7 Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, 47 G. A. A., 2, 3, 47 Basketball, 1, 3, 47 Kickball, 1, 27 Volleyball, 1, 27 Softball, 1, 27 Badminton, 1, 27 Paddle Tennis, 1, 27 Tennis, 27 Ping Pong, l, 2. Raymond L. Keyser fSkipl I-Iomeroom Officer, 2, 3, 47 Student Council, 47 Class Officer, 27 Football, 1, 2, 37 Intramural Basketball, 2, Track, 2, 37 Key Club, 2, 37 Science Club, 4. Carolyn Ioy Kidwell Uoyl Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball, 1, 27 Kick- ball, 17 Volleyball, 17 Badminton, 17 Paddle Tennis, 17 Choir, 3, 47 Dean's Assistant, 4. Richard Kiebler fDickl Inter Nos, 17 Plus Ultra, 27 Band, 1, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra 47 Key Club, 2. Vernon Kindk -r. T 61 1 Club, 4, Robert Walter Kirby fRipl Science Club, 47 Homeroom Officer, 1, 47 Intra- mural Basketball, 27 Intramural Football, 4. Charles Ray Kleinke fChimpl Band, 1, 2. Iarnel Knox fliml Inter Nos, 27 Plus Ultra, 3, 47 Boy's Glee Club, fPres.l, 47 Homeroom Officer, 4, fTreas,l7 Choir, 3, 47 Revelers, 3, 47 Intramural Football, 47 Seventeenth Summer , Committee, 37 Cheaper by the Dozen , Committee, 37 History Club, 4, fPres.l, Pep Club, 4. Mollie Ann Lakeman tWimpyl Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball, 1, 27 Kick- ball, 1, 27 Volleyball, 1, 27 Badminton, 1, 27 Paddle Tennis, 1, 27 Tennis, I, 2, 37 Ping Pong, 1, 27 Betty Lamp Club, 1, 2, 3. ctivities William Robert Lang fWillyl Inter Nos, 17 Plus Ultra, 27 Basketball, 17 Tennis, 3, 47 Library Staff, 3, 47 Library Club, 3, 47 I-lomeroom Officer, 3, 47 Student Council, 37 Bevelers, 3, 47 Intramural Basketball, 2, 3, 47 Seventeenth Summer , 37 Scholarship Team, 4. Richard Morton Lalure tPierrel Revelers, 47 Football, 37 Key Club7 Senior Coun- cil, 4. Imogene E. Layne flmiel Inter Nos, 17 Plus Ultra, Z5 G A. A., 2, 3, 47 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 47 Kickball, 1, 27 Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 47 Softball, 1, 2, 3, 47 Bowling, 37 Bad- minton, 1, 2, 3, 4. Ruth Evelyn Leadinqham G. A. A., 1, 2, 37 Basketball, 1, 27 Kickball, 1, Z7 Volleyball, 1, 27 Softball, 17 Badminton, 1, Z7 Paddle Tennis, l, 27 Betty Lamp Club, lj Cheaper by the Dozen , 37 Co-Op Club, 4. Betty Ioan Lemons fBetl Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball, 1, 2, 37 Kickball, 1, Z7 Volleyball, 1, 2, 37 Softball, 17 Badminton, 1, 27 Paddle Tennis, 1, 2, 37 Tennis, 1, 27 Betty Lamp Club, 1, 27 Band, 1, 2, 37 Revelers, 3, 47 April Frolic, 3. Betty Ruth Lewis flilosal Girls' League, 1, 27 Basketball, 17 Kickball, 17 Volleyball, 17 Softball, 17 Badminton, 17 Paddle Tennis, 17 Homeroom Officer, 1, 2, 37 Betty Lamp Club, 37 D. E. Club, 4. Carolynne Lewis Inter Nos, 17 Plus Ultra, 27 Senior Honor, 47 Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, 47 Girls' League Cabinet, 27 G. A. A ,.2, 37 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 47 Kickball, 1, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 47 Softball, 1, 2, 3, 47 Bowling, 1, 27 Badminton, 1, 27 Paddle Tennis, 1, 27 Tennis, 27 Homeroom Officer, 1, 2, 37 Student Council, 27 Class Officer, 3. Sylvia lane Lewis Uaniel Senior Honor, 47 Girls' League, 1, Z, 3, 47 Bas- ketball, 1, 27 Kickball, 17 Volleyball, 1, 27 Bad- minton, 17 I-lomeroom Officer, 2, 47 News Class, 47 Commercial, 1, 3. Carol I. Lorentz Inter Nos, 17 Plus Ultra, 27 Senior Honor, 3, 47 National Honor, 3, 47 Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, 47 G. A .A., 2, 3, 47 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 47 Kick- ball, 2, 37 Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 47 Softball, Z, 3, 47 Badminton, 1, 27 Paddle Tennis, 1, 27 Tennis, 27 Ping Pong, 27 Science Club, 37 Homeroom Officer, 37 Class Officer, 27 Band, 1, Z, 3, 47 Revelers, 3, 47 Seventeenth Summer , 37 Dean's Assistant, 47 Scholarship Team, 1, 2, 3, 47 Cheaper by the Dozen , 37 Athletic Sec'y., 47 Link Girl, 37 Musical Ensemble Contests, 2. 3, 47 Miss Trojan Candidate, 4. Roberta Lyons fBertl Girls' League, 1, 2, 37 Revelers, 3, 47 D. E. Club, 4. William Shannon McAfee fBilll Inter Nos, 17 Plus Ultra, 27 Trojan Staff, -17 Science Club, 3, 47 Horneroom Officer, l, 37 Student Council, 17 Band, 1, 27 Revelers, 3, 47 Intramural Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 47 Intramural Football, 47 Seventeenth Summer , 37 Key Club, 1, 2, 3, 47 Pep Band, 1, 27 Intramural Softball, 17 Pep Club, 3, 4. Richard McCracken fChickl Inter Nos, 17 Plus Ultra, 27 Science Club, 3, 47 Intramural Basketball, 1, 27 Intramural Football 4: Scholarship Team, 1, 2, 3. YELEYS Dry Cleaning At Its Best SIXTH G OFFNERE PHONE 2-7811 DIAMONDS WATCHES ZOELLNER JEWELRY H211 Qollins I DANCE STUDIO BEIN BLDG. . SIXTH STREET PHONES I THIRD FLOOR 2-4691 5-9502 Tap-Acrobatic--Ballet Modern-Character-Baton CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 THIRD 6. CHILLICOTHE PORTSMOUTH, OHIO PHONE 2-4671 ANTIOCH SHOES are a product of research of Anti- och Colleqe. They are fitted by carefully selected retailers in many cities from coast to coast. THE J. L. SNOOK COMPANY DEAN :Sf BARRY PAINTS Imperial Washable Vlfallpaper Ianitor Supplies THE PORTSMOUTH PAINT CO. G-ALLIA AT FINDLAY ST. COMPLIMENTS OF HOUSTON PONTIAC CO. COMPLIMENTS OF GEMPERLINES FURNITURE CO. 612-16 SECOND ST. Authorized Westinghouse Appliance Dealer Senior Donna Louise Colburn Girls' I.eague, l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, Kickball, 1, 2, Volleyball, 1, 2, Softball, I, 2, Badminton, l, 2, Paddle Tennis, l, 2, Revelers, 3, Cheaper by the Dozen , 3, Commercial, I, 2, 3, 4. lane Cook fCookiel Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, Betty Lamp Club, l, Choir, 2, 3, Commercial, 3. Wayne Leroy Cooper fZazzl Tennis, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, 4, Class Officer, 3, Intramural Football, 4, Intramural Softball, 1, April Fool's Frolic, 3, Trampoline Club, 1, 2. Iames Corbitt flaysonl Football, l, 4, Iunior Club, 3, Track, 4. Horner Covert fl-Iomer Davel Library Staff, 3, Library Club, 3, D. E. Club, tVice-Pres.l, 4, lunior-Senior Prom Committee, 3. Constance Lee Crawford tConniel International Club, 3, 4, Inter Nos, 1, Plus Ultra, 2, Senior Honor, 4, Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4, Trojan Staff, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Kickball, 1, 2, 3, Volleyball, 1, 2, 3. 4, Softball, l, 2, 3, Bowling, l, Badminton, 3, Paddle Tennis, 2, 3, Ping Pong, l, Science Club, 4, I-lomeroom Officer, l, News Class, 3, 4, Class Officer, l, 3, Revelers, 3, 4, Pep Club, 3, 4. Katherine Dadosky fChickenl Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, Kick' ball, l, Volleyball, 1, Drum Majorette, 3, 4, Commercial, 3. Evelyn Ruth Dailey Inter Nos, l, Plus Ultra, 2, Girls' League, 2, G. A. A., 2, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Kickball, l, 2, 3, 4, Softball, l, 4, Bowling, I, Badminton, 2, 3, 4, Paddle Tennis, 2, 3, 4, Science Club, 2, Glee Club, 1, News Class, 3, Betty Lamp Club, l, 2, Choir, 3, Revelers, 3, 4, Seventeenth Summer , 3, Dean's Assistant, 4, Scholarship Team, 3, Cheaper by the Dozen , 3. lack Damron flackl I-lomeroom Officer, 4, Revelers, 3, 4, fPres.l: Seventeenth Summer , 3, Cheaper by the Dozen , 3, Track, l, Co-Op Club, tPres.l, 4, Pep Club, 3., Mary Annis Davis fBubblesl International Club, 3, 4, Senior Honor, 4, Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4, I-Iomeroom Officer, 1, Student Council, 1, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Revelers, 3, 4. Ronald Leroy Davis flilonl International Club, 4, Intramural Basketball, 4, Intramural Football, 4. David Edwin Dever fDavel Inter Nos, 1, Plus Ultra, 2, Homeroom Officer, l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, News Class. 4, Choir, l, Class Officer, 1, Bevelers, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, 2, 3, Intramural Football, 4, Basketball, 1, 4, Key Club, l, 3, 4. Dorothy Mae Double tDottiel Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, Glee Club, 1, 2, Co-Op Club, 4, Commercial, 3. PAGE 226 ciivilies Ieanne Duduit fleanniel Inter Nos, 1, Plus Ultra, 2, Senior Honor, 4, Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4, Trojan Staff, 3, G, A. A., 2, 3, Basketball, l, 2, 3, Kickball, 1 2, 3, Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, Bowling, l, Badminton. l, 2, 3, Paddle Tennis, 2, 3, Ping Pong, 1, Science Club, 4, I-lomeroom Officer, 3, News Class, 3, 4, Revelers, 3, 4, Scholarship Team, l, Pep Club, 3, 4. Omalee Dyer Choir, l, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major- ette, 3, 4, April Fool's Frolic, 3. Norma lean Easter tleaniel Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, Bad- minton, l, 2, Paddle Tennis, 2, Dean's Assis- tant, 3, 4, Commercial, 3. Muriel Edwards Inter Nos, l, Plus Ultra, 2, Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, Kickball, 1, 2, Badminton, l, Z, Paddle Tennis, l, 2, Glee Club, 1, Choir, 2, 3, Bevelers, 2, 3, Cheaper by the Dozen , 3. Donald Lee Eichorn flkel D. E. Club, 4. Darlene lane Elliott fBellel Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., Z, 3, Basket- ball, l, 2, Kickball, 1, 2, Volleyball, l, 2, Pad- dle Tennis, l, 2, Library Staff, 2, Homeroom Officer, 4, Dean's Assistant, 3, 4, D. E. Club, 4. Iuanita P. Elliott tPattyl Inter Nos, CTreas.l, 1, Plus Ultra, 2, Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4, Trojan Staff, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, Kickball, 1, Volleyball, 1, Badminton, l, Science Club, 4, Glee Club, l, 2, I-lomeroom Officer, 1, 3, Cheaper by the Dozen , 3. Franklin Glenn Evans Inter Nos, l, Scholarship Team, 1, 2, 3. Dorothy Helen Everly fDottyJ Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, l, 2, Betty Lamp Club, 2, Co-Op Club, 4, Commercial, 3. David Fannin fDaveJ Intramural Basketball, 3, 4, T G I Club, 3, 4. Ralph G. Faris tCookiel Science Club, 3, Homeroom Officer, l, 2, Stu- dent Council, l, Football, 1, 2, 3, Intramural Football, 4, Track, 2, 3, Key Club, Z, 3. Eugene Farmer tFlyweightJ Inter Nos, l, Plus Ultra, 2, Football, 2, 3, Intra- mural Football, 4, Iunior Club, 3, Baseball, 2. Mary Elizabeth Fleming fBoxJ Girls' League, 2, 3, Basketball, 1, Volleyball, 1, Glee Club, 1, lunior Club, 3. Patricia G. Flinders fPatl Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 3, 4, Basket- ball, l, 2, 3, 4, Kickball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, Softball, 2, 3, 4, Badminton, l, 2, 3, Homeroom Officer, l. Nelson Ford lKid Cartyl Harold W. Gibson fl-lootl Trampoline Club, 2, 3. Karl Gin Junior-Senior Prom Decoration Committee, 3. Senior Donald L. Glau tDonl International Club, 3, 4: Inter Nos, l: Plus Ultra, 2: Science Club, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, l, 2: Student Council, 2: Intramural Basketball, 2: Intramural Football, 4: Scholarship Team, 3: Cheaper by the Dozen . 3: Stage Manager, 3, 4: Herbert M. Goetz lHerbl Inter Nos, l: Plus Ultra, 2: Softball, 1, 2: Science Club, 4: Homeroom Officer, 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council, 3: Choir, l, 2, 3: Revelers, 3, 4: Football, l, 2: Seventeenth Summer , 3: Dean's Assistant, 3: Cheaper by the Dozen , 3: Key Club, 2, 3: Choir President, 3: Intra- mural Football, l: Senior Council, 4: Stage Crew, 4. Roy F. Gordon tRoitanl Science Club, 4: Band, l, Z, 3, 4. Iannettia Graham Girls' League, 2: Glee Club, 1. Ioyco Ann Gralhel Senior Honor, 4: Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A., 2, 3, 4: Basketball, l, 2, 4: Kickball, l, 2, 4: Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4: Softball, l, 2, 3: Badminton, 1, 2, 4: Paddle Tennis, l, 2, 4: Glee Club, l: Betty Lamp Club, l: G. A. A. Recording Secretary, 4: Girls' Varsity Basket- ball, 3. L Richard Grimm tDeadeyel Inter Nos, l: Plus Ultra, 2: Science Club, 3: Homeroom Officer, 2, 4: Class Officer, 4: Revel- ers, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball, 2: Intramural Football, 4: Basketball Manager, 2, 3, 4: Baseball Manager, 1, 2, 3: Cheaper by the Dozen , 3: Commercial, l: Key Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Council, 3: Senior Council, 4: Pep Club, 3. Louise Guilkoy tWeezel Inter Nos, l: Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A., 3: Basketball, l, 2, 3: Kickball, 1, 2, 3: Volley- ball, l, 2, 3: Softball, l, 2, 3: Badminton, l, 2: Paddle Tennis, l, 2: D. E. Club, 4. Lillian Gullott tLilll Inter Nos, l: Plus Ultra, 2: Senior Honor, 4: Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A., 2, 3, 4: Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4: Kickball, l, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball, l, 2, 3, 4: Bowl- ling, 2: Badminton, 2, 3, 4: Paddle Tennis, l, 2, 3, 4: Tennis, 3, 4: Ping Pong, 3, 4: Glee Club, 1: News Class, 4: Homeroom Officer, 4: Betty Lamp Club, l: Revelers, 3, 4: Seven- teenth Summer , 3: Scholarship Team, l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club, 4: Cheaper by the Dozen . 3: Prom Co-Chairman, 3: National Honor, 4. Geneva Hackney Uennyl Inter Nos, l: Plus Ultra, 2: Girls' League, l, Z, 3, 4: Basketball, 1: Volleyball, l: Hall Monitor, 4: Homeroom Officer, l: D. E. Club, 4. Susanne Hall tSusieJ Inter Nos, l: Plus Ultra, 2: Girls' League, 3, 4: Basketball, 1: Softball, l: Badminton, 1: Home- coming Attendant, 4: Hall Monitor, 3: News Class, 4: Homeroom Officer, 3: Betty Lamp Club, 2: Revelers, 3, 4: Cheaper by the Dozen , 3: Prom Hostess, 2. Linden D. Hammond tCowboy7 Band, 1, Z, 3: Intramural Basketball, 1, 2, 3: T 5 I Club, 3, 4: Choir, 2. Don Hanson. tBen Ftayl Intramural Football, 4: Iunior Club, 3. Activit es Ruthmary Harcha International Club, 3, 4: Inter Nos, 1: Plus Ultra, 2: Senior Honor, 4: Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A., 2, 3, 4: Girls' League Cabinet, 3: Trojan Staff, 4: Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4: Kickball l, 2, 3: Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball, l, Z, 3, 4: Bowling, 1, 2: Badminton, l, 2, 3: Paddle Tennis, l, 2, 3, Tennis, l, 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong, l, 2, 3: Science Club, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, 2: Choir, 2: Revelers, 3, 4: Iunior-Senior Prom Hostess, 2: Pep Club, 3, 4. William Dan Harley tDanl News Class, 3: Cheaper by the Dozen , 3: D. E. Club, 4. Don Harris Inter Nos, 1: Plus Ultra, 2: Football Manager, l, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, l, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Football, 4: Key Club, 3, 4: Cheaper by the Dozen , 3. Carl Harrison tl-Iarriel Library Staff, 3: Science Club, 3: Library Club, 3: Intramural Basketball, 2. Wanda lean Harrison Ueanl Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, l, 2: Kickball, 1: Volleyball, l, 2: Softball, l: Bad- minton, 2: Glee Club, l: Homeroom Officer, 3: Betty Lamp Club, 2, 3: Manager, 2: Co-Op Club, 4: Commercial, 3. David E. Hazlebeclr tButchl National Honor, 3, 4: Basketball, l, 2: Softball, 1, 2: Science Club, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, l, 2, 4: Student Council, l, 2, 4: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Track, Officer, l. 2, 3, 4: Key Club, 2, 3, 4: Class Roger Gordon Herbert tRogJ Inter Nos, l: Plus Ultra, 2: National Honor, 3, 4: Basketball, 1: Tennis, 3, 4: Science Club, 3: Revelers, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Seventeenth Summer , 3: Scholarship Team, l, 2, 3: Cheaper by the Dozen , 3: Prom Decoration Committee, 3. Dave Hollis tHoseyl Inter Nos, 1: Plus Ultra, 2: Choir, l: Intramural Basketball, 2, 3, 4. Freddie Hoskins Inter Nos, l: Plus Ultra, 2: Trojan Staff, 3, 4: Basketball, l: Volleyball, 2: Badminton, 2: Tennis, 2: Ping Pong, l: Hall Monitor, 3: Home- room Officer, l, 2, 3: Student Council, 1, 2, 3: Football, 4: Intramural Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4: Track, 3: Key Club, 3: Science Club, 3. Gail Howerton Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club, 3. Ioan Irene Howes Uoaniel Senior Honor, 4: Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 1, 2: Kickball, l, 2: Badminton, l: Paddle Tennis, 1: Homeroom Officer, 2, 4: Betty Lamp Club, l, 2, 3: Commercial Club, 3. Ioyce Ann Huffman Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2: Kickball, 2: Paddle Tennis, 2: Homeroom Officer, l, 2, 3: Student Council, 3: Betty Lamp Club, l, 2, 3: Co-Op Club, 4: Commercial Club, 3. Elmer David Humphreys tE'lmol Inter Nos, l: Plus Ultra, 2: Trojan Staff, 3: Science Club, 4: Homeroom Officer, l: Band, l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 4: Bevelers, 4: Intramural Basketball, l, 2: Dean's Assistant, 4: Pep Band, l, 2, 3, 4: Key Club, 2, 3, 4. PAGE 227 if T CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! 'I 1 J 'A . if if- Il hh. fgtf j yu, a t t I 1 The establishment, growth and development of industry in Scioto County is an ex- ample of the results of our American system of free enterprise. The expansion of Detroit Steel Corporation, which includes the construction of a complete new steel mill right at your own doorstep, is an example of the confidence of one company in the future of our system of free enterprise. Your career, after graduation, will develop in a nation whose progress is a direct result of its freedoms so that you and the steel mill have an opportunity to grow and to develop in a land of opportunity. G rd 'y r fr edoms well and may your future be crowned with success. I 1-, A 'S . ,, , . -- 1 -, v 1 ,I ,' . if s is ,qi , it DETROIT STEEL X S QQ coRPoRAT1oN - 6613, w,QR x 0 , Nvvfc A l PORTSMOUTH DIVISION K. q bt PORTSMO H, OHIO Autographs Q2 Q Za . ,M WL 1' l uuwypypfd 90,99 QQ fvjgsf, Q gf W W Wwxiw W WL Wm IWW!! J3 453 Qqw f J N A X. Y ywlf ' -139 '7'f,Q1ffk AJ' 'EQ by f Qifggi if 3 ., Senior Patricia Ann Redman fPattyl Girls' League, 2, 47 Betty Lamp Club, 3. Richard Reid fDickl Science Club, 27 Homeroom Officer, 47 Band Manager, 27 Dean's Assistant, 47 D. E. Club, 47 Commercial Club, 27 Key Club, 3, 4. Paul Hein Science Club, 3, 47 Homeroom Officer, 4. I. E. Rickman fShotgunl Science Club, 27 Homeroom Officer, 37 Student Council, 37 Revelers, 3, 47 Intramural Basket- ball, l, 2, 3, 47 Intramural Football, 47 Seven- teenth Summer , 37 Cheaper by the Dozen , 37 Commercial Club, 37 Pep Club, 3, 47 History Club, 47 lunior Council, 37 lunior Ring Com- mittee, 37 Miss Trojan Manager, 2, 3. Donna Lou Roe fLu Lul Senior Honor, 47 Girls' League, 2, 3, 47 Dean's Assistant, 47 Commercial Club, 3. Howard I.. Ross fSonnyl Basketball, lj Tennis, 2, 3, 47 Science Club, 2, 37 Homeroom Officer, 27 Intramural Basketball, I, 2, 3, 47 Intramural Football, 47 Senior Coun- cil, 4. Ioyce Ann Rottgen flzlockyl Inter Nos, I7 Plus Ultra, 27 Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 47 Basketball, l, 27 Kickball, 27 Volleyball, I7 Badminton, l, 27 Paddle Tennis, 27 Science Club, 17 Pep Club, 4. Ronald Sagraves fSagiel International Club, 37 Inter Nos, 17 Plus Ultra, 27 Science Club, I7 Homeroom Officer, I, 2, 37 Student Council, I, 2, 37 Band, I, Z7 Intramural Basketball, l, 2, 3, 47 Intramural Football, 47 Key Club, 2, 3, 47 Pep Club, 3, 47 Intramural Softball, I7 Chemistry Club, 4. Iames Schneider fDukel Inter Nos, lj Plus Ultra, Z7 Science Club, l, 2, 37 Band, I, 2, 3, 4. Lee C. Schramm tDip Neil Inter Nos, I7 National Honor, 3, 47 Library Staff, 27 Science Club, 2, 3, 47 Library Club, 27 Dean's Assistant, 1, 2, 3, 47 Scholarship Team, 2, 3. Ianice Barbara Schweinsberq flanl Girls' League, 3, 47 Basketball, 27 Softball, 2. Nancy Caroline Seaman fNancyl Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 47 Trojan Staff, 37 Glee Club, I7 Homeroom Officer, 2, 3: Betty Lamp Club, I7 Choir, 27 Manager, 27 D. E. Club, 47 Commercial Club, 3. Shirley Shank International Club, 3, 47 Inter Nos, 2, Plus Ultra, 37 Girls' League, I, 2, 37, 47 Basketball, I, 27 Kickball, l, 27 Volleyball, I, 27 Softball, I, 2j Badminton, I, 27 Paddle Tennis, I, 27 Home- coming Queen, 47 Science Club, 47 Glee Club, I7 Choir, 27 Revelers, 3, 47 Miss Trojan Candi- date, 27 Pep Club, 3, 4. Gail Shaw International Club, 37 Inter Nos, I7 Plus Ultra, 27 Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 47 Basketball, I, 2, 47 Kickball, I, 27 Volleyball, I, 27 Softball, I7 Badminton, I, 27 Science Club, 47 Homeroom Officer, 27 News Class, 47 Revelers, 4. PAGE 23D ctivities F. Richard Shockley fDickl Inter Nos, I7 Basketball Manager, I7 Library Staff, 27 Homeroom Officer, l, 27 Revelers, 3, 47 Football, I, 47 Intramural Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 47 Cheaper by the Dozen , 37 Baseball, 47 Track, l, 47 Key Club, 3. Addie Elizabeth Simpson fNinl Inter Nos, I7 Basketball, I7 Volleyball, I7 Iunior Club, I. Ruth Evelyn Skeens fRufusl , Senior Honor, 47 Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 47 Library Staff, I7 Library Club, I7 Glee Club, l, 27 Homeroom Officer, 47 Student Council, 47 Choir, 37 Scholarship Team, I, 37 Co-Op Club, 47 Commercial Club, 37 Pep Club, 4. Sharon Skeens Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 47 Cheaper by the Dozen , fUsherJ, 3. Rowens Ruth Smith tEniel Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 47 Hall Monitor, 4. Carol Sparks fSparkieJ Inter Nos, I7 Plus Ultra, 27 Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 47 Trojan Staff, 3, 47 G. A. A., 2, 37 Basket- ball, I, 27 Kickball, I, 27 Volleyball, I, 27 Soft- ball, l, 27 Badminton, I, 27 Paddle Tennis, I, Z7 Tennis, l, 27 Homecoming Attendant, 2, 37 Class Officer, 27 Revelers, 2, 37 Pep Club, 3, 4. Martha Anne Sparks fAnnel Girls' League, I, 2, 47 Basketball, I7 Softball, I7 Glee Club, lj Betty Lamp Club, 2, 37 D. E. Club, 47 Commercial, 3. Martha M. Staker fMartl International Club, 47 Girls' League, l, Z, 3, 47 G. A. A., 2, 3, 47 Basketball, I, 2, 47 Kickball, I, 27 Volleyball, l, 27 Softball, l, 2, 47 Bad- minton, l, 2, 47 Paddle Tennis, l, 2, 47 Tennis, 27 Ping Pong, 27 Library Staff, 2, 3, 47 Library Club, 2, 3, 47 Revelers, 3, 4. Ben C. Stapleton, Ir. Inter Nos, I, Plus Ultra, 27 Ping Pong, 1, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club, I7 Band, I, 2, 3, 47 Ftevelers, 47 Scholarship Team, I, 37 Stage Crew, I, 2, 3, 4. Dorothy Sternshom fDotl Inter Nos, I7 Plus Ultra, 27 Senior Honor, 47 Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 47 Girls' League Cabinet, 47 Trojan Staff, 2, 3, 47 G. A. A., 2, 37 Basket- ball, I, 27 Kickball, I, 27 Volleyball, I, 27 Soft- ball, I, 27 Badminton, l, 27 Paddle Tennis, 27 Tennis, 27 Science Club, 47 Glee Club, I7 Home- room Officer, I7 Class Officer, 27 Revelers, 3, 47 Iunior Council, 37 Pep Club, 3, 4. Harold R. Stout fStoutiel T 6. I Club, I. Ianet Darlene Strunk Uanl Inter Nos, I7 Plus Ultra, 2, 37 Senior Honor, 47 National Honor, 3, 47 Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 47 G. A. A. 3, 47 Basketball, 37 Kickball, 27 Volleyball, 2, 37 Badminton, 27 Paddle Tennis, 27 Tennis, 27 Ping Pong, 27 Betty Lamp Club, 17 Band, I, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra, I, 47 Revelers, 3, 47 Dean's Assistant, 47 Scholarship Team, I, 2, 37 History Club, 47 Ohio History, 47 Dis- trict Rating in Music Ensemble, 37 Chemistry Club, 4. Donald E. Thacker fDonl T :St I Club, 3, 4. Senior Ioseph B. Thatcher fl. B.I International Club, 3, 45 CPres.J, 45 Inter Nos, lg Plus Ultra, 25 National Honor, 3, fPres.l, 45 Science Club, 45 Homeroom Officer, I5 Student Council, l5 Bevelers, 3, 45 Intramural Football, 45 Football Manager, l5 Scholarship Team, 2, 35 Cheaper by the Dozen , 35 Track, 3. Ruth Ellen Theiss fRuthJ Inter Nos, I5 Plus Ultra, 25 Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 45 Trojan Staff, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A., 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 1, 2, 45 Kickball, l, 2, 45 Softball, l, 2, 45 Badminton, I, 2, 45 Paddle Tennis, I, 2, 45 Library Staff, l5 Science Club, 45 Library Club, l5 Homeroom Officer, 45 Student Council, 45 Co-Editor Trojan, 45 Sec'y. of Student Coun- cil, 4. Gloria Thompson fGloryl Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, l, 25 Kickball, I, 25 Volleyball, l, 25 Softball, ly Badminton, l, 25 Paddle Tennis, l, 25 Bevelers, 45 Commercial, 3. Leonard Toliver. Ir. flfettlesl Ioyce Vogel Girls' League, I, 25 Basketball, l, 25 D. E. Club, 4. Charlotte N. Vorhis fCharJ International Club, 3, 45 Girls' League, 3, 45 Glee Club, 35 Homeroom Officer, 45 Choir, 35 Revelers, 3, 45 Orchestra, 45 Scholarship Team, 35 History Club, 4. Ieannette Ann Vorbis Cletl International Club, 3, 45 Girls' League, 3, 45 G. A. A., 3, 45 Choir, 35 Class Officer, 45 Revel- ers, 3, 45 Seventeenth Summer , 35 Cheaper by the Dozen , 3. Iohn Vournazos iLittle Iohnl International Club, 3, 45 Basketball, 3, 45 Home- room Officer, 35 Football, 4. Activities Mari orie Ann White fMarjl Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A., 2, 3, 45 Basketball, I, 2, 45 Kickball, l, 25 Volleyball, l, 25 Softball, I, 2, 45 Badminton, I, 25 Paddle Tennis, l, 25 Tennis, 3, 45 Homeroom Officer, 2, 3, 45 Choir, 45 Revelers, 3, 45 History Club, 45 Bing Committee, 35 Iunior-Senior Prom Hos- tess, 2. Theron White fSonnyl International Club, I5 Basketball, 25 Homeroom Officer, 25 Student Council, I5 Class Officer, 25 Football, 35 Baseball, I5 Track, 2. Patricia Ann Wilder fPatl International Club, 3, 45 Inter Nos, I5 Plus Ultra, 25 Senior Honor, 45 Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 45 Miss Trojan Attendant, I5 Pep Club, 3, 45 G. A. A., 2, 3, 45 Basketball, I, 25 Kickball, l, 25 Volleyball, l, 25 Softball, I, 2, 3, 45 Bowling, l, 25 Badminton, I, 25 Paddle Tennis, l, 25 Tennis, l, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader, 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor, 45 Science Club, 2, 45 Homeroom Offi- cer, l, 2, 35 Student Council, 35 News Class, 35 Bevelers, 3, 4. Donald C. Woodrum fWoodyJ T QS I Club, 3, 4. Iudith Carolyn Workman fludyl Senior Honor, 45 Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 45 Trojan Staff, 35 Homeroom Officer, 45 Co-Op Club, 45 Commercial Club, 3. Barbara Ann Yeaqle fBarbJ Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 45 Betty Lamp Club, l, 2. Edna Mae Zornes fEddiel Plus Ultra .25 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Libray Staff, 2. PAGE 231 V Aulogrgyhs .1f'fWTY'aQQ+ 54x LW' ppwblw Q W 115-hz, ,my 22-fi? W EEF' Rags wwf 2 N QM. M, x-wwf? M W Wk ww Q AW! fqX..a,o?N , J gf 45,3 I0 M MK, 9 V QNXQK Xj ... 3 nf K L x . , 'L . fyx K!! L ,M . 5 32, Qixkdf f xx Gig? W N E 7 -------W Senior ctivllies Ray McDaniel. Ir. fSonnyboyl Douglas McGinnis tDougl Inter Nos, I, Plus Ultra, 2, Trojan Staff, 3, I-Iomeroom Officer, l, 2, Revelers, 3, Football, l, Intramural Basketball, I, 2, Pep Club, 3, 4. Robert Madden IBobl T G I Club, 4. Faith Larvern Maior tFayeJ International Club, 1, Inter Nos, l, Basketball, I, Science Club, I, Glee Club, I, Choir, I, Iunior Club, 1. Robert Edward Martin lBobl International Club, 3, 4, Inter Nos, 1, Plus Ultra, 2, National Honor, 3, 4, Library Staff, 2, 3, 4, Science Club, 4, Library Club, 2, 3, 4, Home- room Officer, 4, Bevelers, 3, 4, Scholarship Team, l, 2, 3, Cheaper by the Dozen , 3, Van M. Martin Louis D. Meade tLouiel Inter Nos, I, Library Staff, 2, Science Club, I, Homeroom Officer, 2, Student Council, 2, Bevel- ers, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, l, 2, Intra- mural Football, 4, Football Manager, I, Cheap- er by the Dozen , 3, Key Club, 3. Elizabeth Ann Messer tBethl Plus Ultra, 2, 4, Girls' League, 3, 4, Basketball, l, I-Iomeroom Officer, 3. Thomas Allen Michelhauqh tlvlikel Inter Nos, l, Plus Ultra, 2, Library Stoff, 3, 4, Science Club, 3, 4, Library Club, 3, 4, Scholar- ship Team, l, 2, 3. Charlotte Ilene Miller Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 4, I-Iomeroom Officer, 2, Choir, 2, 3, D. E. Club, 4, Commercial Club, 3. Iames Miller Uiml Football, 1, Intramural Basketball, 2, T 6. I Club, 3, 4. Iacqueline E. Milward tlackiel International Club, 3, Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Kick- ball, I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, I, 2, 3, Softball, l. 2, 3, 4, Badminton, l, 2, 3, Paddle Tennis l, Z, Ping Pong, 1, Hall Monitor, 3, Library Staff, 1, Library Club, l, Glee Club, l, I-Iomeroom Offi- cer, 2, 3, Student Council, 2, 3, News Class, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Bevelers, 3, 4, Seventeenth Summer , 3, Dean's Assistant, 4, Cheaper by the Dozen , 3, Prom Hostess, 3, Sec'y. of Student Council, 3. David Lee Moritz fButchJ Band, I, 2, 3, 4. Robert Allen Morris tBobJ Choir, 2, 3, Band Manager, 3, Track, 4. Claudette Rae Munyon fPete7 Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Cabinet, 4, Basketball, I, Glee Club, l, Homeroom Offi- cer, 2, 3, 4, Betty Lamp Club, I, Bevelers, 3, 4, Commercial, 3, 4, Girls' League tPres.l, 4, Commercial Club fVice-Pres.l, 3. Robert Louis Nichols tTreborl Inter Nos, I, Plus Ultra, 2, National Honor, 3, 4, I-Iomeroom Officer, 4, Student Council, 4, Class Officer, 4, Band, I, 2, 4, Scholarship 'lleam l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band, 1, 2, Brass Ouartet, 2. Charlotte Lucille Nickell tShotl Girls' League, I, 2, Revelers, 3, 4, D. E. Club, 4. Violet Louise Noel Wil Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, I, 2, Vol- leyball, I, 2, Softball, 2, Paddle Tennis, I, 2, Ping Pong, 2, Betty Lamp Club, l. Edward Oakley tArrniel Nancy Lu Owen fNanl International Club, 3, 4, Inter Nos, I, Plus Ultra, 2, Girls' League, I, 2, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Kickball, I, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball, I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling, I, 2, Badminton, I, 2, 3, Paddle Tennis, I, 2, 3, Tennis, I, 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong, l, 2, Science Club, 2, 4, Homeroom Officer, 2, 3, Choir, 1, 2, Revelers3, 4, Pep Club, 3, 4. Ioyce Ann Pack Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 4, I-lorneroom Officer, 3, Co-Op Club, 4. Ioseph Parker tloel Volleyball, l, Football, I, Intramural Basket- ball, I, Intramural Football, l. Marion Lois Parker Girls' League, I, Iunior Club, 3. Willa Parker Basketball, 2, Volleyball, 2, Iunior Club, 3. Willard Pass tTrojJ Intrarr' rl Basketball, 3, Intramural Football, 4, Iunio. Club, 3. Mary Louise Patrick IShortyJ Girls' League, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, Drum Majorette, I, Co-Op Club, 4. Bertie Mae Paul tBertJ Volleyball, I, Softball, I, Library Staff, I, 2, Library Club, l, 2, D. E. Club, l. ludy Ann Pfeiffer tBillJ Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Kickball, 1, 2, 3, Volleyball, I, 2, 3, Softball, l, 2, 3, Bowling, I, Badminton, I, 2, Paddle Tennis, I, 2, Tennis, l, Ping Pong, l, Dean's Assistant, 3, D. E. Club, 4. Bonnie Poole Girls' League, l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Kickball, I, 2, 4, Volley- ball, I, 2, 3, 4, Softball. l, 2, 3. 4, Bowling, 4, Badminton, I, 2, 4, Paddle Tennis, 1, 2, 4. Monica Powell tMonyJ International Club, 3, 4, Inter Nos, I, Plus Ultra, 2, Girls' League, I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3. 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Kickball, I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 4, Softball, I, 2, 3, Bowling, 4, Badminton, I, 2, 3, Paddle Tennis, I, 2, 3, Ping Pong 1, 2, Glee Club, I, Betty Lamp Club, I, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Bevelers, 2, 3, 4, Cheaper by the Dozen , 3. Anna Lee Price fAnnJ Girls' League, I, 2, 4, Glee Club, l, Co-Op Club, 1. Betty Price Shirley Anne Ramey Inter Nos, 1, Girls' League, 4, Basketball, l, Volleyball, I, Ping Pong, 1, Band, 4, Scholar- ship Team, 1, Commercial Club, I. James Wray Ratclilf tRatl Inter Nos, I, Plus Ultra, 2, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club, l, 2, 3, Pep Band, 3. 4. Robert Ratli!! fBobl Homeroom Officer, 1, Football, I, Intramural Basketball, 2, 3, 4, T 6. I Club, 3, 4. Action Shots tbasketball Adams, Mr. Lowell ........ Ad Staff-End of Book .. Aeh, Miss ludy ...,... Ads .........,...,...................... Anderson, Miss Margaret Archery .,...,....,..,............,.. Archway ,..... Art ,..,.........,,..,.,.... Assembly-Shots ..... Ball, Miss Margeret ....... Band. ......................,.. , Band, Pep Basketball, Basketball, Basketball, Basketball, Basketball, Basketball, Basketball, Action Shots Boy's Varsity Coach ............ Copy ,......, Freshman ...,,.. Individual .... Reserves ,... Betty Lamp Club ...,. Blazer, Miss Anna .,.... Board of Education ........ Burke, Miss Freda ....,. Burton, Miss Ruth ..,...,. tl Career Day ,..,, Cheerleaders ...... Chemistry .,.,. Choir .........,.....,..,.. Church Scene ....... Classes ............ Clubs .,....... Co-Ed Prom ......... Cole, Mr. R. D. ..., . Collins, Mr. Edsel .,...,.. Commercial Co-Op ..... Crabtree, Mr. Herbert lllD 121 35 225 54 184-218 35 124 14 31 160 160. 169. 34. 35 121 116 17 122 120 118. 119 120 142 55 51 55 55 44. 45 35 26-29 164. 165 ,, ..... 10. 11 60-100 129-146 174. 175 55 143. 150. 151 E-IX Deans .........,.,............,. Deans, Assistants ......, Distributive Education ..,.. .. ..... .. Dramatics ,... ,..... ........ .... Drum Major .,,..,... Drum Majorettes ....,.. DuPlain, Mr, Louis ..... DuPre, Miss Genevieve DuPre, Miss Helen ..,..... DuPuy Miss Henrietta Duschinski, Miss Lea ,........,. Elliott, Mr. Ralph ..... Football, Captain .... Football, Coaches ..... Football, Freshmen ,.,,. Football, Individuals ., Football, Managers ..... Football, F ootball. Football, Queen .,.., .,..,,,,....,........ Queen's Attendants ....... Varsity ,...... ,.,..........,. Fournier, Mr. Edward ....... Freshman Class .... ..... Freshman, Officers ...,.. Fuller, 'Miss Iuanita .,..,.,........ G. A. A. ............. , Gibson, Mr. Earl ..... Glass, Mr. Iohn ...... Glee Club, Boy's .... Glee Club, Girls' Girls' League ..... Girls' Sports ......,.... Goings, Mr. Paul ..... Gwinn, Mr. O. M. Hall, Monitors ........ Heller, Mr. George ,.,.. Helstrom. Mr. Einar .... Hopkins, Mr. Richard Hopkins, Miss Thelma ....,.. 54 139 143, 148. 149 154-163 168 168. 169 55 56 Not Pictured 54 101 .--, ina. 107 .-lr. 102 .-. 108-111 .-l ins .-H 185 .-----. 184 102, 103 53 94. 95 96 56 140 56 56 167 166 132 123-128 56 56 139 56 56 56, 104 51 .. 93. 62 International Club Inter Nos . Iunior Class ..,...., Iunior Class Play ,. .. Iunior Class Officers , ,..,.. . Key Club ...,.. ....., , Krausz, Miss Mary .... ..,. L Leach, Mr. Bert .. .. Library Club ,,.. Lorentz, Mr. Charles ..., , Lowry, Mrs. loanne ,. Mackoy, Miss Caroline . McBroom, Miss Margaret McComb, Mr. Franklin McGoron, Marvin ,.... . McKelvey, H. W. . .. McKenzie, Cyril Moritz, loanne . .,...,.. . Morris, Mr. Duffrin .. .. Multer, Mr. Fred ,...,. Music Section ,..,.,. .. Musser, Miss Isabel ...,......... N National Honor ,.,.,. . . News Class ..,.. .,......, Niswonqer, Mrs. Nellie ..... Noel, Miss Gurney ., ,. Office Scene ,. . . Officers, Freshman .. Officers, Iuniors Officers, Seniors , .. Officers, Sophomores ,. Patron's Page .,..., Pearson. Mr. Robert . , IHDE . 146 135 . . 80. 81 161, 163 .. 82 138 57, 161 57 144. 145 .. .57 ,, , 57 57 57 ,. 57 57 51 57 .. .. 57 57 57 164-171 58 42 85. 153 .. ., 58 Not Pictured 96 B2 , 63 . 88 .. . 209 , 58 Personalities. Seniors . Pierson, Mr. Frank . . Plus Ultra . . ..,,., ........,.. . . Oueen, Miss Trojan 1952 Oueen's Attendants Revellers' Club ,,.,.. .,..,.. Revellers' Play ...... ,.,,.... . .. . Schafer, Miss Charlotte . ,....,. . Schisler, Miss Mary Alice School Life , . ,.,,. , ,.... 1 77. 78. 79 ,.,... . 58 136 . .,... 183 182 ., 137 154-159 Schwartz, Miss Mary Elizabeth .... Scisinqer. Miss Doris .. Senior Class ..,..,....,.. Senior Honor ..,. ......., Senior Personalities ,. .. Sophomore Class ...,..,,....,...... Sophomore Class Officers Shinkle, Miss Octavia .,.,,. Stadium Scene ..,.. . Ste-fans, Mr. Chris Student Council ......,..,....., . Sunderland, Mr. Richard Senior Activities ..,....... .... Trades and Industries ..... .. Toney, Miss Hazel .,..,. Trojan Staff .. .,.., ., Trampoline Club .. .. .. .. . Trowbridge, Miss Marie Upper Hallway .,.,. ..,.....,,. Vocational Classes .... . . .. .. v . 11 ocational Clubs .,.., .. ......,. ,. Watts, Mr. Gale ....... Wedge, Mr. Don Wiesner, Miss Ethel .. Wood, Mrs. Olive Wyant, Miss Hazel ,. .. .. . 58 58 . 172-181 .. 58 .. 58 60-78 134 77-79 86-92 . .... 88 58 112, 113 58 133 Back Sectio n Of Book 48. 49, 50 ..,....,, , 51 225 141 59 . 172. 173 , ,.... 48-50 . 142 59 59 1,59 .59 ..59 4 A uufh g ia p Ii s x C , IX I 1' 'x 7. xv ' Q e V -0 5' tt- 1 CJx,'ikTg.J3i QXAMNWNN . 'BL' MJJWMQ It 'if o-WL' f-UNES Wf Ko I W Wgjlfl awww W jb Wai? X . X, . J . -fx .us Y Q . li 3 xxx x .1 is 3? i tx 1 3 45 Vw S fig? 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