Port Huron Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Port Huron, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1973 volume:

Port Huron Central H.S Port Huron, Michigan Introduction- 3 4- Introduction So often do the spirits Of great events stride on before the events. And in to-day already walks to-morrow. Coleridge Look not mournfully into the Past; it comes not back again. Wisely improve the Present; it is thine. Go fourth to meet the shadowy Future without fear and with a manly heart. Longfellow 6 -Introduction Intrcxiuction- 7 Introduction- 9 Introduction- 1 1 12- Introduction Introduction- 13 Time present and and time past are both perhaps in the future, and the future contained in the past. Thomas S. Eliot I HOME OF ' jebthe m CHARGING COUGARS 14- Introduction Introduction- 15 TOP L. TOR.: Coach Dickey, Mgr. T. Levitt, R. Warner, T. Bartlett, B. Walker, S. Clor, F. Radske, D. Cheedie, T. Sutton, P. Logan, and Mr. J. Heering. SECOND ROW: Ass ' t. Coach G. Nesbitt, M. Almanza, H. Kerr, R. Kovach, J. Kerr, J. Capadagli, M. Garrity, A. Morris, K. Hellmuth, T. Morris, and Ass. Coach B. Elliott. BOTTOM ROW: B. Livingston, T. Valentine, R. West, P. Tetreau, D. Reynolds, T. Williams, N. Erickson, P. Maxwell, M. Wessel, and M. Riley. 18 - Athletics Cougars Put Their Paws Down The Cougars were really on the prowl this year. Their six and three season was climaxed by a twenty-nine to twelve victory over cross-town rival PH High. Coach Dickey and assistant coaches Nesbitt and Elliot really rounded out the Cougars this year. They showed they wanted to win and proved it on the field. Hail to the victors at PHC! ABOVE- Randy Kovach snares a pass during the PHC vs PH game at Memorial Stadium. TOP RIGHT- P. Tetreau, R. West, M. Wessel, D. Reynolds, B. Livingston, and T. Morris jaunt out onto the field. RIGHT- Neil Erickson jumps high to throw a pass over two big oncoming Chippewa Valley players. 20-Athletics Central Shines” in Second Season The J. V. Football record this year was 1-6. The victory was a 14-0 triumph over Marine City. Even though the season was disappointing our future Varsity played their heart out in every game and deserve a lot of credit for their fine effort on the field. BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Rainey, K. Snover, G. Carlisle, J. Wilson, H. Wiseman, P. Toth, J. St. Pierre. TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach B. Christick, T. Gleason, R. Walker, L. Nordgren, S. Stevenson, M. Miller, B. Hale, and Coach L. Rutkofske . Athletics- 22 ABOVE LEFT : Bob Rainey runs for yardage in the Marysville- Central game while players pursue the action. LEFT: Players discuss their trials and tribula- tions during half time. Athletics- 23 Baby Cougars Run to Win An unidentified freshman football player hauls in a pass during practice. TOP ROW: R. Gossman, P. Valentine, M. Bush, D. Heath, B. Johnson, D. Maveety, K. Wilkinson, S. Nowach. 2nd ROW: Mr. Fron, J. Kelly, K. Rielly, J. Kovach, M. Glombowski, J. Ploeger, K. Wim- berly, G. Torello, Mr. Repp. 3rd ROW: M. Reyna, C. Jensen, R. Mancini, J. Hutchinson, B. Gregory, R. Rodriguez, T. Sterosky, E. Radske, and R. Richmond. 24- Athletics Victory Follows Cross Country FROM L. TO R.: M. Richards, D. Bonkoske, M. Ureel, L. Streeter, Coach L. Speiss, T. Coop- er, G. Hillaker, S. Allen and M. Bodeis. Co -Captain, Marty Ureel, takes a break from running during Cross Country prac- tice. The Cross Country team had a fine season and represented our school well. The Varsity Basketball season wasn ' t really as bad as the rec- ords showed. There were some very bright spots throughout the 1973 season. A few breaks and the mighty Cougars would have been fighting for the S.C.A.L. crown along with Marysville and St. Clair. It so happened though that the Cougars dropped 3 games in a row by 2 points or less. The Cougars were led by top scorer Paul Ruffin and leading rebounder Jim Carty. New Coach Gordie Jamison took over in the middle of the season and did a really fine job. ABOVE: Algonac and Port Huron Central varsity basketball players gather around for a rebound. RIGHT: Freddy Faulkner dribbles by two Chippewa Valley defenders. ABOVE RIGHT: Rob Johnson stands waiting for a rebound. 26-Athletics Central Takes to the Courts BOTTOM ROW: N. Erickson, S. Glombowski, R. Johnson, J. Carty, P. Tetreau, and P. Ruffin. TOP ROW: Mgr. T. Matthews, E. Urban, T. Williams, F. Radske, J. Capadagli, M. Almanza, T. Cooper, and Coach G. Jamison. Athletics-27 RIGHT- Rob Johnson shoots for two against the Algonac Muskrats. BELOW - Fred Faulkner goes high into the air for a rebound. BOTTOM RIGHT- Mike Garrity, Jim Carty, and Paul Ruffin wait for a rebound to occur during the Algonac- PHC varsity bas- ketball game . 28-Athletics Cougars Improve Greatly LEFT- Fred Faulkner pops for another basket against Chippewaw Valley. BELOW- Rob Johnson shoots over two Algonac defenders. BOTTOM LEFT- Jim Carty takes a close in shot at the basket during the Chippewaw Valley- PHC game . Athletics- 29 J.V. Squad Works to Develop Sportsmanship HWpl ■ TOP ROW L. TOR.; S. Sams, G. Carlisle, R. Banks; Coach P. Cogley, S. Ste- venson, J. Martinez, S. Vickery. SEATED L. TOR.; J. St. Pierre, R. May, P. Toth, R. Walker, R. Fernandez, and M. Ureel. Athletics- 31 Baby Cougars Strike Victory! TOP ROW L. TOR.; K. Wilkinson, K. Wimberly, J. Kovach, K. Esseltine, R. Will- iams, Manager G. Torello. MIDDLE ROW; E. Radske, M. Glombowski, K. Langolf, Coach G. Repp, J. Richards, M. Grace, G. Wessel. BOTTOM ROW; C. Schultz, T. Strotskey, C. Jenson, B. Johnson, D. Maveety, and B. Middleton. The Freshmen proved to be worthy opponents in the St. Clair Area League as they compiled a record unmatched by JV and Varsity teams. Coach Greg Repp drilled the team well and brought into play new ideas for the future Varsity athletes. 3 2- Athletics The Golf team enjoyed a very fine season this year. They finished 5-3 for an overall record and placed third in the league meet. The Linksman were under the leadership of coach Tom Coleman and were headed by captain Steve Glom- bowski. The golfers played their home matches at Black River Country Club. L. TOR.: S. Glombowski, M. McDougal, C. Shultz, R. Umphreys, Coach T. Coleman, R. Wilkinson, R. Fernandez, E. Urban, and B. Peterson. Athletics- 33 RIGHT: Bill Livingston mangles his opponent while trying for a pin. BELOW: An unidentified St. Clair wrestler is having prob- lems struggling out of a hold. BELOW RIGHT: Tom Tiny Valentine looks like he has everything under control as he again pins his man. 34-Athletics Matmen Bring Opponents Down PHC wrestling team enjoyed a very fine sea- son. Before they got under way our wrestlers were predicted to win the class B title. This prediction looked like it was going to become true as our wrestlers completely demolished every team they faced at the first half of the season. But when the 2nd semester started injuries and ineligibility of some key players required Coach Hudson to use some JV wres- tlers in their place. Some of the great achievements performed by the wrestling team were the shallacking of arch -rival PH High 51-3 and winning the Sarnia Invitational Wrestling Tournament. BOTTOM ROW: G. Buckles, T. Sutton, D. Haeck, T. Valentine, B. Livingston, P. Logan and F. Sutherland. MIDDLE ROW: Coach B. Christick, R. Philips, B. Thigpen, M. Miller, K. Munce, S. McCormick, and Head Coach J. Hudson. TOP ROW: B. Langolf, D. Berry, R. Kilboum, M. Wessel, B. Stokan and D. Nalepa. Athletics- 35 Scoreboard Varsity Football Cross Country PHC 12 South Lake 8 PHC . 17 Marysville 3 49 PHC 22 St. Clair 12 PHC , 20 St. Clair « 37 PHC 7 Anchor Bay 31 PHC 20 Anchor Bay 39 PHC 37 Cros- Lex 0 PHC 30 Cros-Le$ 25 PHC 0 Algonac 12 PHC 26 Algonac 37 PHC 21 Marine City 6 PHC - ‘ . 49 Marine City 15 PHC 17 Chippewa Valley 12 PHC 8 Chippewa Valley 27 PHC 0 ‘ Marysville T. s 7 3ra Place In the SGAL League PHC 29 .PHiligh , 12 Finishec lrd in the Beague Meet 2 •f - X- .Pl c d 8th in the Regional Tournament 4 m PHC PHC - -PHC - PHC ' PHC ' •T PHC C v nc n J.V. FoBtball . . 6 St. Clair 13 ' Mar sjjJle 7 - • jpLgSnac A - „ 144 Maxine City 0 St. XHair °J| Marysville | Ml ?HC PHC - PHC PHC PHC PHC .WQ - it ■ - tzi Varsity Basketball 18 M 0 6 22 4 T i!C THG PHC PHC m PHg| PHC PHC St. Alphoneus Anchor 15ay Croswell-Lex .lgonac AMknine City T South Lake 5 Port Huron High Marine City qhjjppewa Valley MdPysville St. Clair ■ Bay va Valley ille • Chippe wS It to Cla Freshman Football PHC 6 St. Clair 0 PHC 6 Anchor Bay 15 PHC 12 Cros -Lex 6 PHC 6 Algonac 16 PHC 26 Marine City 8 PHC 12 Chippewa Valley 14 PHC 14 Marysville 8 PHC 176 Si ( PHC 174 Yale PHC 178 And PHC 177 Cros PHC 171 Algo PHC 178 Chip PHC 170 Mari PHC 182 Mar; League Meet 4th place 5-3 Overall Record 4-3 Record in the League 3rd Place in the League to Clair Yale Anchor Bay Cros -Lex Algonac Chippewa Valley Marine City Marysville 160 201 207 160 174 159 206 184 36-Athletics Happenings- 3 7 Student Council Contributes to School Activities Under the leadership of Mr. Rutkofske, Student Council organized the Autumn Festival, Concert in the Round, Maga- zine Sale, cafeteria music, along with many other accomplishments. 1st. semester, 1st ROW: Becky Relken, Mark Galan, Terry Fagen, Stephenie Simpson, Cindy Kelly, 2nd ROW: Mike Almanza, Diane Moore, Karen Wittaker, Ellen Sheffler, Patti Crison, Rose Muter. 1st semester, 1st ROW: Sherrie Gamble, Patti Cle- land, Michelle Cote, Cathy Jefferson, Cheayl Simpson, 2nd ROW: Dave MaVety, Chris Falk, Ann Klettner, Ralene Launter. 3 8-Happenings ABOVE- 2nd sem. -BOTTOM, Frank Helwig, Dianne Johns, Patti Cleland, Debbie Stien. 2nd ROW, Beth Rom- anow, Chris Falk, Cheryl Simpson, Cathy Pattinson, Ann Klettner, Bonnie Torry, 3rd ROW, Sara Buck- ingham, Marsha Drayton, Joanne Zomiac. BELOW-2nd sem. -BOTTOM, Steve Me Duff, Mark Paulus, Ellen Sheffler, Marla Willing, Rose Mut- er, Patti Crison. 2nd ROW, Randy West, Steph Day, Mike Almanza, Terry Fagan, Cindy Kelly. Happenings- 39 New Cheers Complement Team Spirit Aiming for school spirit is one of the many goals of the Cheer- leaders. Members of the Var- sity Squad are Jane Falk, Maxine Mills, Rose Muter, Julie Dinnen, Cheryl Simpson, and Kathy Haas. J.V. Squad consists of Diana Moore, Joy Gram, Bonnie Torrey, Gail Gross, Cindy Kelly, Terry Maxwell, and alternate Patti Crisson. BELOW; J.V. Cheerleaders lead the Freshmen at one of our pep assemblies. BOTTOM RIGHT: Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders fool around before practice. TO THE RIGHT: Varsity Cheerleaders lead the crowd while the Cougars play Chippewa Valley Big Reds. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Varsity and J.V. Cheer- leaders demonstrate one of their new cheers. BOTTOM LEFT: Joy Gram, Cheryl Simpson, Julie Dinnen, and Jane Falk warm up, in that cold weather at one of Central ' s football games. RIGHT: Jane Falk, Cheryl Simpson, and Kathy Haas get the crowd cheering while the Cougars charge on to victory. Happenings- 41 Co-op is mainly for Seniors and second semester Juniors. It ' s one way to obtain money and get a credit at the same time. Most students who take Co-op, are in the process of preparing for after-high- school jobs. 42-Happenings Co-operate Give a Kid a Job M Smile; Photo Club’s Watching V Some of our clubs this year have been classes. This is one of the unusual ones. Photogra- phy Club is really a class. The members of the club learn about types of film, lenses, cameras, special techniques and how to make your pictures better. The members are try- ing to raise money to make the Sacristy a darkroom. One of the ideas was to take pictures at the Senior Prom. BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Sandy Gross, Rick Pettibone Jr. , Joey Johns, Dave Whitford. FRONT ROW: Dennis Bassett, Dick Howard, Tiny Valentine, Dave Groulx, Don Howard. 44-Happenings Ski Club Snowed Out; Almost Ski Club didn ' t have a very good chance of being one of the most active groups at Central. Feb- ruary was really the only good month for skiing. Black Forest set Wednesday nights for Central ' s Ski Club this year. They decided not to plan a skiing trip as usual because of the weather in Michigan. Happenings-45 Pepsters Put Up Peppy Posters Pep Club was very active this year. Their main activity has been putting the school song on a poster. When it ' s com- pleted it will be placed in the gym for the student body to see. This year, like last, they sponsored a poster contest, which the juniors won, and spectator buses to football and basketball games. The club gets its money from conces- sions during the football games. CENTRAL FICHT SONG HERE ' S THE CHARGING COUGARS FIGHTING All THE NAT. WINNING PRAISE, AN0G10RT. MARCH TO VICTOR T LA DA DA OA OA DA keep tour banners flting. GO ONJOU ?T Q | D0 your 8ES ERE ' S THE TEST. � u u ht 1 0 « BACK ROW: Pam Bucholtz, Jamie Kleinstiver, Beth Hayes, Ellen ScheffLer V .P. , Jane Ureel. FRONT ROW: Carol Garbutt, Sue Wessel, Marsha Emerick, Theresa Wessel, Diane Hooper Pres. , Debbie Bucholtz. Happening- 46 VARSITY CLUB: TOP ROW, Tom Valentine, Glen Carlisle, Ross Umphres, Mike Reilly, Sam Allen, Tom Woolman, A1 Morris, Fred Radske, MIDDLE ROW, Marty Ureel, Bill Livingston, Mike Almanza, Tim Williams, Randy West, Mike Wessel. BOTTOM ROW, Neil Erickson, Mark Paulus, Dave Haeck. In order to become a mem- ber of Varsity Club you must have a varsity letter and go through initiation. The club has an exchange student from Finland; she got her letter in tennis. Their main goal this year is to buy a net for base- ball and golf. The club earns money by selling refresh- ments at all the home basket- ball games. Varsity Club also took third place in the Pep Club ' s post- er painting contest. Happenings-47 NHS Sponsors Family National Honor Society is more than just a group of brains sitting around talking, they are also a charity group this year. They took child- ren from the Juvenile Home to McDonalds at the childrens request, and sponsored a dance after one of the bas- ketball games. At Christmas time, NHS ' s main project was providing clothing, toys, and food to a needy family in town. NHS MEMBERS- BOTTOM- Mary Ureel, Sharon Klemmer, Kathy Gossman, Steph Day, Cathy Canham, Steve Glombowski. 2nd ROW, Mike Wessel, Ann Hamden, Terry Cummings, Lori Martin, Cindi Albert, Rose Muter. 3rd ROW, Randy Fernandez, Karen Richmond, Beth Hayes, Ellen Schef- fler, Diane Hooper, Tanya Green, Glen Hillaker, Sam Clor, Mrs. S. Hyde. 48-Happenings Debaters Take Honors DEBATE TEAM: Joanne Zoxnaic, Marcia Reynolds, Nancy Paulus, Cindy Lawrence, Marcie May, Sue Whitsitt. Debaters were off for a terrific season this year. With a team that goes all out for PHC, how could they lose? This year ' s topic on which they spoke was. Resolved: That Ele- mentary and Secondary Education in the United States should be financed exclusively by the federal government. They must have done well for they brought home three trophies; Top Speaker and two Invitational trophies including Top Affirmative Team. Happenings-49 Language Clubs Speak Out Port Huron Central Language Clubs consist of French and Spanish. Both are sponsored by Mr. Sarnarcki. Between the two clubs, they have done al- most everything. Both the clubs have visited the Detroit Insti- tute of Arts. The members earned the money through candy sales. The Spanish Club participated in the Halloween window painting contest. The French Club traveled to Sarnia to listen to a French Band, Les Karrick. In October the class was honored with guest speakers Mamuel Amaral, well known abstract artist, and his charming wife, Carlotta O ' Neil, well known journalist, both of Mexico City. 50- Happenings FAR LEFT: Mr. Sarnacki and students are seen with some band members of the Les Korrick . TOP LEFT: Members of foreign language enjoy the Detroit Institute of Arts. LOWER LEFT : Fred Cesefske and Steve Cameron look over one of the many sculptures. BELOW: Michelle Cote, Denise Wollen, and Karen Petho enjoy some of the splendid art. RIGHT: Some students gaze at one of the fine pieces of art. 51- Happenings Students Become Journalists NEWSPAPER CLASS (LEFT TO RIGHT): Jim Cambridge, Frank Sutherland, Celeste DeRocher, Jeff Kleinstiver, Sally Greene, Fred Cesefske, Sue Whitsitt, June Wedge, Hope Neeley, Lynn Burney, Advisor Miss Ballard. You ' ve heard the saying They ' ll get better with more experience. The Newspaper has certainly proven this statement to be true. Newspaper, like Yearbook, is a class for academic credit and every month the ten stu- dents put out the Cougar Chronicle. With the help of Miss Ballard they ' ve made the Chron- icle a top rate high school newspaper. The Chronicle keeps the student body informed on clubs and activities along with having many other interesting features. 52- Happenings YEARBOOK STAFF , L. TOR.: BACK ROW; Ross Campbell, Cindi Albert, Ad- rienne Eaton, Carmela Cini, Denise Fayed, Rick Pettibone, MIDDLE ROW; Co- Editor Terry Cummings, Marty Langolf, Debbie Stein, Dianne Johns, Kathy King, King, BOTTOM ROW; Co-Editor Joey Johns, Pam Jackson, Debbie Edwards, Randy Fernandez, and Russ Brown. If you would have been in Yearbook Class this year, you would have been surprised that we ever turned the book out. First of all, out of twenty members of the Yearbook Staff, only three had ever had any experience in Journal- ism. By October, a majority of the class wanted to quit. They were very discouraged. It seemed like it was impossible to make dead- lines and everything we wanted to do cost too much. So we decided to offer the Yearbook as a Christmas gift. By the end of February we finally got everything together and sent in our final deadline. We patiently waited for May to see our book. Happenings- 53 Choir Sings Out for Central Acappela Choir once directed by Mr. Pettibone appeared at many school assemblies and special concerts. One outstanding concert was the Christ- mas Cabaret in which they put on a fine perform- ance. A special feature in the Cabaret was a skit put on by members of the choir, in which they sang and performed Twas the Night Before Christmas. Mr. Krause the new choir teacher, has done a lot for the students and choir itself. The Acappela Choir has also raised money by selling candy for choir robes. With the help of the student body the choir has done much to add spirit to this school year. We all appreciate their music and presence at the many school activities. Happenings- 55 And The Band Played On There were three bands this year: Honors, Cadet, and Jazz Band. All three were classes. Jazz band meets Monday night too. A Christmas Cabaret concert was given and the Honors or Concert Band played. Concert Band has also played for all the pep assemblies. Happenings- 5 7 Roy alettes Show Terrific Spirit at Games PICTURED RIGHT BOTTOM TO TOP ARE: Robin Rondue, Cathy Plant, Treasa Driggers, Carol Sams, Chris Radske, Lori Nofs, Lourie Privette, Rose Driggers, Pam Purt. Port Huron Central Drill Team under the direc- tion of Mrs. Cambell had a busy worthwhile year. They practiced three times a week after school. The girls selected and made new uni- forms for basketball season and throughout the year. They performed at football games, and assemblies. 58-Happenings Future Nurses Help Community Every Monday night Future Nurses meet after school under their advisor, Mrs. Wittiker. The girls contribute to the community by working at Port Huron and Mercy Hospitals. Their duties are to serve patients and train for nursing service. FNA earn money for theft - treasury by selling candles each Christmas. FNA MEMBERS- BOTTOM- Jill Schieman, Laura Privette, Becky Relken, Debbie Orr, Debbie Bailey, 2nd ROW, Connie Sharrard, Wanda Robison, Cathy Robison, Patti Leav- itt, Pam Peart, Patricia Swain, Lois Haeck, Mary Falk, Debbie Dickinson, Shirley Martiny . Happenings- 5 9 G.A.A.: Is for Girls Only G.A. A. is an athletic group of girls who meet every Monday and Thursday night. They participate in such sports as: soc- cer, basketball, badminton, volleyball, softball, and track. The S.C.A. L. soccer sports day was held at Algonac this year, and our B team took first place for the second time in a row. The basketball sports day was held at Marysville. The trophies for these sports are proudly displayed in Central’s trophy case. Other sports days were held during the year to de- cide the champions for the remaining activities. BACK ROW: P. McDougal, J. Clubb, L. Hutchinson, R. Muter, C. Benedict. 5th ROW: C. ' Lawrence, M. Shue, M. Drayton, C. Lawrence, C. Cudlip, D. Moore. 4th ROW: B. Sweeney, C. Radske, M. Emerick, P. Gougeon, J. Maveety, N. Paulus, K. Gossman. 3rd ROW: C. Nalepa, P. Cleland, D. Stein, C. Randolf, M. Langolf, S. McFadden, C. Blake, M. Ryanties, L. Nofs. 2nd ROW: P. Maveety, M. McCormick, L. Guest, L. Comacchia, L. Sundquist sponsor, C. Falk, J. Falk, C. Sams. FRONT ROW: J. Ureel, P. Crison, C. Cini, T. Wessel, J. McCormick, L. Ludy. 60-Happenings In Memory of: Vicki Roelens was a member of the class of ' 74. Vicki was well liked by both the student body and the staff. She loved sports and was an active member in G. A. A. We have lost Vicki as a per- son, but her friendship we will never lose. Happenings- 61 Throughout the year Port Huron Central ' s Bowling Club competes against other teams at the Holi- day Inn on Thursday afternoons. Every week the members bowl three games. At the end of the year four boys and four girls are chosen to play against Port Huron Northern High School and Port Huron High. The second year of Port Huron Central has prov- en that the Bowling team has put more effort and more spirit in partici- pating in Student activities. 62-Happenings Campus Life Brings People Together Campus Life has done a lot to arouse many students interests. Every Monday night Campus Life meets and discusses certain topics brought up. The Burger Bash was one to consider and it turned out a great success. The student body was entertained in an assembly by The Connection , and their Scream in the Dark interested many students. This year Campus Life has showed a lot of spirit. STANDING: Maxine Mills, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherrie Mills, Marty Ureel, Nancy Greene, and Kim Finn. Happenings- 6 3 4 - % Dramatists Display Theatrical Talents Involvement was a key word in The Mouse that Roared . From sets to make-up to acting, director, Mrs. Stevens, rounded everyone into a unified group of students and teachers to produce our second annual all-school play. The story revolves around a tiny country in Europe known as the Duchy of Grand Fenwick. Their main com- plaint is that the United States is taking away their only means of support by im- itating their product, Pinot Grand Fenwick. The wine causes Grand Fenwick to declare war on the U.S. , and by a strange occur - ranee, Fenwickian soldiers capture the Q-bomb. 64-Happenings FAR LEFT ABOVE, A shy Ellen Schmidt hides behind her copy of The Mouse that Roared . FAR LEFT BELOW, Ted (Tully Bascom) Smith waits for another day of re- hearsal to begin. RIGHT, Whoever said acting ability always came naturally? David Groulx practiced for hours to get the splendid effect you see here. BELOW, Director Carol Stevens arranges paper- work on sets, costumes, make-up, and characters. Happenings- 65 Spirit Cries Out This year ' s Spirit Week was one that will be remembered by students and faculty years from now. Almost everyone got involved in the many activities. Who can forget seeing Santa Claus, Julius Caesar, or Hitler roam- ing around school on Impersonation Day, or the crowds gathering around the fishbowls during the morning, in between classes, and after school, and finally staying at school all Friday afternoon and night to work on the class wall? The week began with Teen Angel Day (and it certainly looked like a day from the Fifties !). It ran on with Impersonation Day, Jail -Bail Day, and all the activities the day before the game: the soccer games, the tricycle races, the three-legged races, and the egg toss. There was also class competi- tion for the best poster displayed at the game. In the end the seniors won the most points, and the money in the fishbowls, with the sophomores running a close second and the juniors and freshman coming in third and fourth, respectively. 66- Spirit Week OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE LEFT- Bill Livingston and Sandy Damaschke par- ticipate in the three-legged race. FAR LEFT- Teen Angels; Cindy Law- rence, Diane Johns, Theresa Wessel and Paul Tetreau. LOWER LEFT- A crowd looks on as Mary Rynties catches the egg one more time. THIS PAGE: FAR ABOVE- The soccer game between the juniors and the seniors. CENTER PICTURES- Freshmen try to avoid the mud. . . but are no match for the sophomores. LEFT-Len Alex- ander headed for victory in the tricycle race. Spirit Week- 67 Saturday in the Park, THE QUEEN AND HER COURT: Bonnie Torrey, Freshman; Cheryl Simpson, Joan Maveety, Sophomores; Dora Smith, Freshman; Patty Crison, Cindy Colby, Beverly Russell (Black representative) Julie Dinnen, Juniors; Janet Smith, Laurie Smith, Queen Stephanie Simpson, Mary Ureel; Seniors. 68- Autumn Festival A Real Celebration O What can you say about an evening that was full of excitement and surprises? Only that it will be an evening that you will nev- er forget. For the freshmen it was their first Autumn Festival. For the whole school it was the first complete Home- coming. We chose our first queen and decorated our first class walls, in which the juniors took first place. It was also the first time we won our game, against undefeated Chippewa Valley in our sec- ond year of existence. At the dance everyone listened intently as Marc Ga- lan attempted to announce Stephanie Simpson queen. Between Tom Petrossi trying to pick up a dummy in the park and Dan Reynolds hamming it up, the festival was far from boring. Next year can only offer more success. Autumn Festival-69 70-Happenings Central’s Activities Are Unique Happenings- 71 New Addition Strengthens Voc. Ed. Courses PHC has expanded itself by adding on some new rooms. If you walk into the far north end of the school you will notice that we now have two new classrooms, three shop rooms, and some more desper- ately needed lockers. In the shop rooms there are many new auto- matic machines and some new drafting tables. All of these things are badly needed because many students had to be transfered to PH to take the classes we couldn’t offer. But now these areas are finished and everyone is happy that the addition could be used starting second semester. This is one of many firsts that tell us that Port Huron Central is con- cerned with the needs of students. 72- Happenings vA sr j Our Leaders Are Men of High Principles 74- Administration Coaches Show Their Diversified Personalities OPPOSITE PAGE: William Pierce, Principal, James Goldsworthy, Vice Principal: RIGHT PAGE, TOP: Jim Dickey, RIGHT: Some of our male faculty, BOTTOM: Greg Repp. Administration- 75 JOSEPH AIRTENE REINETTE ALLEN MARY BEAUVAIS DIANE CAMPBELL BRUCE CHRISTICK IRVING CLASEMAN PATRICK COGLEY TOM COLEMAN RUBY CRITTENDEN THEODORE CURRIE JAMES DICKEY ROSETTA DICKEY JAMES DICKINSON JANET EASTMAN ROBERT ELLIOT TOM FRON CORRENTHIA HARRIS JOHN HEERING SUE HYDE HENRIETTA HOBBS JEFFREY HUDSON GORDON JAMISON LYNN LANGAN MARIANNE LYSZAK SARAH McPHARLIN CHARLES MEEKER JERRY MILLER 76 - Administration PHC Staff Works Toward Accreditation GARY NESIBITT KATHLEEN NICKERSON MAUREEN NOLAN JANET PATRICK JAMES PAULSON GEORGE POPA STANLEY RENNER LONNIE RUTKOFSKE JOHN SARNACKI LAWRENCE SEATON SUSAN SMITH LOWELL SPIESS CAROL STEPHENS LINDA SUNDQUIST JANIS VANPELT CAROLE WHITAKER Administration- 77 Counselors Help Solve Daily Problems 78- Administration Office Workers Never Have a Dull Moment TOP: Jean Wright, BOTTOM LEFT: Donna Whitford, BOTTOM RIGHT: Joyce Williard. Administration- 79 Math Department Aids Students TOP LEFT: Mr. Gordon Jamison. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Sue Hyde. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Tom Fron. 80 - Administration TOP LEFT: Mr. Stanley Renner. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Sharon Hart. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Ruth Crittenden. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Henrietta Hobbs. Administration- 81 82 - Administration Broader Curriculum Pleases Students and Staff Administration- 83 Janitors and Cooks Maintain School The custodians and cooks here at PHC have many duties. Besides taking gen- eral care of the building, our sanitary engineers take daily care of the flag. The cooks also carry a heavy load. They prepare and send out lunches to about 4 or 5 grade schools in the area. 84- Administration. Seniors- 85 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Bill Livingston Cindy Benedict Janice Blake Laurie Smith BARB ALBERT STEVE ALEXANDER COLLEEN ALLEN CANDY ARTMAN DEBBIE BAKER DENNIS BASSET CINDY BENEDICT DEBBIE BENNETT PATTI BIESSEL JOE BLOCK CHRIS ANN BONIN CHERYL BRIGHT LYNN BURNEY JIM CAMBRIDGE ROSS CAMPBELL CATHY CANHAM JIM CARTY LINDA CASTILLO RON CEGLAREK MAXWELL COOK Seniors- 8 7 THERESA CRISTNER SANDIE DAMASCHKE DEBORRA DANDRON DEBBIE DAVIS STEPHANIE DAY TERI DENNIS CELESTE DEROCHER GEORGE DICKINSON JOE DUDAS KIRK DURANCE FRED ELLIS NEIL ERICKSON DEBBIE ENRST BECKY L. FALK JOHN FALK REBECCA J. FALK KIM FINN BILL FOCKLER RUSSELL FOLTZ ELAINE FYE 90- Seniors MARK GALAN MIKE GARRITY DELORES GERLACH STEVE GLOMBOWSKI KATHY GOSSMAN KATHY GOSTINGER SANDY GROSS DAVID GROULX DAVID HAECK EUGENE HARDY CATHY HARRIS JOANNE HERBERT CHUCK HILL CHARLES HOWARD DONALD HOWARD TERRY HORBES KEVIN HUDGINS JENNIFER HUDSON LANA HURLEY NORWOOD HUX BONNIE JACKSON PAUL JACKSON CINDY JAHN RICK JEFFERSON LARRY JEZIERSKI Seniors- 91 P.O.D.: Prepares Seniors for the Future K PAMELA LANGOLF RENE LANGOLF BONNIE LAVERE THOMAS LEAVITT BELL LIVINGSTON GENE LOXTON STEVE MacDUFF BILL MARTINY MARY McCORMICK DENNIS McDANEEL MARCIA McDOUGAL Senior-93 MARIO MEDELLIN JIM MILLER AL MORRIS TIM MORRIS CAROL NEIL LINDA NELSON MIKE NEGOWSKI KAY NEWBERRY GREG NOFS JESSE NUNEZ JANET ORR BETTY OSTRANDER 94- Seniors Steering Committee Plans Senior Activities SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS ARE: BOTTOM (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mary McCormick, Carol Sams, Dave Haeck, Jim Carty. SECOND ROW (STAND- ING) Connie Williams, Janice Blake, Kathy Gossman. TOP: Cindy Benedict. TERRI PARKER KAREN PERRY MAUREEN PETERSON DEBBIE PLANT BARB POND BERNARD PURCELL Seniors- 9 5 Hey We’re Number 1 CHRIS RADSKE CHUCK RADSKE BELINDA RAY MIKE RECKKER DIANE REGAN MIKE REILLY TIM RENO KATHY ROBINSON CHUCK ROELENS TED SMITH BRENDA RUHSTORFER STEVE RUSHTON DUANE RUSSELL LOU RUSSELL CAROL SAMS JOE SCHOTT CHUCK SCHROEDER CHERYL SCHUMANN RICK SHEFFIELD STEPHANIE SIMPSON 96 - Seniors JANET SMITH BARB SWEENEY PAUL TETREAU HERBERT THOMPSON TOM THOMPSON MARY UREEL TOM VALENTINE RON WADAS SUE WEISS MIKE WESSEL RANDY WEST CONNIE WILLIAMS JIM WILLIAMS KIRK WILLIAMS DAVE WILLING LAUREL WINGARD JUDY WILSON TOM WOOLMAN DIANA YOUNG DIANA ZELLER Seniors- 97 ’Today Is Yesterday’s Tomorrow” This year has been a very memorable one for the seniors, as they blazed the way for the classes that will follow. The Autumn Festival, crowning of the first Queen, the football games, Spirit Week, and pep assemblies made this year great. Even though they didn ' t want to come here, after two years of attending a different school, they have adjusted exceptionally well and have taken their rightful place as first. Their motto is Today is yesterday’s tomorrow. Their colors are light and dark blue. The seniors also have put on Central ' s first Senior Prom. 98- Seniors CL Undercl assm en- Class of ‘74’ Abounds in Strength Cindy Albert Ernie Albert Mike Almanza Mike Amon Dawn Andrews John Anglebrandt Julie Archer Randy Artman Dennis Ashton Frank Atkins Roger Bankston Richard Barringer Robert Barron Dennis Barry John Barry Tim Bartlett Dave Beach Judy Blake Sherrie Black Mike Bodeis Karl Brown Jerry Browski Debbie Bucholtz Gary Buckles Juniors- 101 Juniors Take Steps Back to Childhood for Spirit Week Kathy Campbell John Capadagli Brad Carpo Hilda Castillo Doug Cheedie Carmel a Cini Samuel Clor Don Clyne Cindy Colby Tim Coni an Earlleen Conrad Tom Cooper Linda Cornachia Gary Corwin Thomas Covert Jean Cowan Bill Crackel Patty Crison Terry Cummings Betty Curtis Cheryl Daggett Jim Daniels Marcia Davis Steve Day 102- Juniors Dennis Desjardin Ray Dickinson Julie Dinnen Debbie Docherty Mike Doherty Debbie Edwards Kathy Elliot Keith Ellis Mike Emerich Bob Evans Bob Evans Terry Fagan Jane Falk Paul Falk Denise Fayed Randy Fernandez Carl Foltz Cheryl Foor Dan Francisco Bill Fye Jack Gal an Michele Gardner Dan Glombowski Paula Glombowski Juniors- 103 Juniors Play an Important Part in Music Department Nancy Green Kim Gregory Diana Gossman Tim Gostinger Pansy Haddix Cheryl Hagle Keith Hellmuth Ann Harnden Connie Hastings Beth Ann Hayes Janet Hall Joan Hale Debbie Hill Glen Hillaker Lawrence Holdman Dan Hopp Bethanne Hoppenworth Diane Hooper Nancy Howey Rachel Hunt Chuck Hux A1 Irvine Diane Jackson Pam Jackson Sarah Jackson Ron Jacobs Joey Johns Bethanne Jones John Jones Susan Jones Cindy Kelly Harry Kerr John Kerr Lynda Kerr Robin Kerr Mary Kinney Ed Kish Kathy Kitchen Cheryl Knowles Randy Kovach Mark Krannbrink Karen Kramp Randy Krampien Brenda Krell Cheryl Lambert Donna Landon Stephanie Langolf Gay La turn o Patty Leavitt Juanita Livingston Kathy Loxton Janet Lund Cindy Manley Conny Marshall Lori Martin Juniors- 105 Juniors Pull Together and Prove Class Spirit Juniors Take First in Sign Painting Contest Terry Mathews Linda McDonald Kim McEachern Jan Mckenzie George Mellos Craig Miller Carol Mills Maxine Mills Susan Mintz Diane Moore Richard Morgan Rose Muter Randy Nabozny Marsha Negowski Charles Nelms Brenda Noble Lee Nordgren Martin O’Brien Erik Parker Jill Paulus Pamela Peart Bob Peterson Tom Petrossi Jody Pettibone Ralph Phillips Mark Pickelhaupt Steve Pierce Steve Price Barry Purcell Terry Purcell Fred Radske Becky Relken Karen Richmond Melvin Roberts Paul Rockwell Jacqueline Rucker 108 - Juniors Debbie Ruiz Beverly Russell Ellen Scheffler Jill Schieman Neal Schiller Ellen Schmidt Mary Schneider Nancy Schott Jan Sharrard Breeze Sloan Benny Smith Charles Smith Chuck Smith Julie Smith Karen Smith Kris Smith Ron a Smith Jim Soph a Holly Stoke n Frank Sutherland Tom Sutton Pat Swain Don Tallmadge Elizabeth Taylor Nadine Thompson Juniors- 109 Steering Committee Strives for Leadershi Bob Thoms Marty Ur eel Cathy Valentine Cindy Van Wormer Carol Verlinden Steve Vicencio Gordon Vought Cheryl Waddell Bryan Walker Kent Walker Theresa Wessel Debbie Weston Doug White Myrtle White Dave Whitford Rick Whitford Karin Whittaker Randy Wilkinson Tim Williams Marla Willing Dave Young Joy Zauner Judy Zauner 110 Juniors Juniors- 111 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Sue McFadden Lori Guest Cathy Pattinson Cheryl Randolph High Spirit Never Waivers for the Class of ‘75’ Sam Allen Jim Allow ay Debbie Bailey Luanne Baker Rick Banks Danny Barry Robin Baum Terry Beach Earl Bennett Brad Black Cheryl Blake Dave Bonkoske Don Bonkoske Steve Boucher Gary Brackenbury Robert Brauer Terri Bright Cindy Brotherton Russell Brown Sara Buckingham Karen Buchheister Gary Butler Bill Burns Steve Cameron Marshall Campbell Peggy Campbell Mike Card Glenn Carlisle Rudy Castillo Soila Castillo Fred Cesefske Phil Chavez Carolyn Cheedie Darlene Cini Patty Cl el and Rhonda Coleman Sophomores- 113 Patti Collins Rick Collins Richard Conrad Jill Cooper Mike Cudlip Mark Cummings Debbie Dagg John Dandron Barbara Davis Dondra Davis Mike Davis Richard Davison Annette DeBell Debbie Dickinson Kathy Domann Marsha Drayton Rosie Driggers Joy Drouillard Steve Dud as Laurie Dunbar Barb Eames 1 14- Sophomores Mary Ann Emerich Adrienne Eaton Peggy Emlaw Cindy Enright Kathy Evanchuck A1 Falk Annette Falk Barb Falk Chris Falk Mary Falk Mike Falk Randy Falk Larry Feher Joy Fellman John Fleckenstein Theresa Foltz Shawna Forman Ron Fowler Marsha Frasier Janice Fredendall Vicky Fuller Sophomores- 115 Sophomores Are Active At Tuesday Night Rec. Sheryl Gamble Iran Gill Patsy Gougeon Sue Goyette Tom Gleason Sue Gonzales Delores Goodman Dennis Goodman Kim Grattafori Steve Graw Sally Greene Laurie Guest Mark Haeck Bill Hale Bob Hale Bob Halliday Steve Hardy Kathy Hayes Cindy Heilig Frank Helwig Ken Hill Lisa Himmel Terry Kirons Ron Holbrook Ken Hooper Don Hoskins Karen Hubbell Connie Hubbard Esther Hunt Jean Jacobs Ed Jackson Larry Jackson Larry L. Jackson Jennifer Jarvis Bill Jefferson Jan Kelly Karen Jezierski Dianne Johns Steve Kamendat John Karner Richard Kilbourn George King Kathy King Sandy Kirkendahl Mike Klass Mike Kleeves Ann Klettner Cyrus Kohl Linda Koasuch Doug Kovacs Jane Kramp Jon Kamendat LuAnn Lambert Rick Labor Jim LaFrance Marty Langolf Ralene Lautner Bonnie Lavere Larry Lavere Sophomores- 117 Corky Lawrence Jame Lewandowski Brian Lindsay Manuel Lozano Bruce Ludington Sandy Ludlow Mike Mancini Ed Manning Shirley Marti ny Joe Martinez Pat Macey Dwaine Matts Joan Maveety Marcie May Robby May Keith McClarty Don Me Coleman Sam McCormick Jeff McDonald Pat Me Doug al Sue McFadden Cindy McPherson Leonard Meadows Vincent Medellin Sophomores- 1 18 Jeff Mensinger Mike Miller Sherrie Mills Mike Mintz Chris Muter Gary Nabozny Donna Nader Carol Nalepa Hope Neeley Barb Neil Lori Newberry Harvey Nicefield Lori Nofs Mike Nunez Ray Ostrander Theresa Parker Kathy Pattinson Dennis Pelton Frank Penno Daniel Perry Sheree Peterson Karen Petho Mike Petrossi Melanie Philips Sophomores- 1 19 e, % ■ ■ 120- Sophomores Sophomores Rally and Play During “Spirit Week of 1972 ' • Bob Phipps Steve Phillips Cathy Plant Michelle Precour Dennis Price Laura Privette Robert Rainey Cheryl Randolph Henry Randolph Marcia Reynolds Mike Richards Vicki Riehl Sue Roelens Dave Romanov Robin Rondeau Jackie Rowbotham Jim Rowell Sue Ruthenberg Mary Rynties Mark Sanford Steve Sams Mike Schmidt John Sembrano Connie Sharrard Marla Shue Cheryl Simpson Debbie Smith 1 22- Sophomores Jeff Smith Penny Smith Ken Snover i s tt • Ron Snover Sue Snyder Joan Spooner Debbie Stein Scott Stevenson Pat Stevens Brenda St. Pierre Jeff St. Pierre Tim Sturdevan Bob Sullivan Mary Jean Sweney Julie Taylor Vicky Taylor Julie Tetreau Luann Thompson Cathy Tollander Chris Tollander Gregg Toles Paul Toth Debra Tyson Ross Umphres Sophomores- 123 10th Graders Exhibit Enthusiasm Barb Urban Kim Urban Steve Vickery Linda Vought Geoff Walters Karen Walters Randy Walker Richard Walker Russell Walker Robert Warner Ronald Warner Pat Warren Jim Webster June Wedge Rhonda Weiss Sheree Welsh Susan Wessel Charles West Dave Whitford Sue Whitsitt Debbie Wiley Marion Williams John Wilson Bob Winch Susan Winfield Harold Wiseman Joe Wissing Susan Wolfe Denise Wollen Roger Wood Debbie Young Joyce Young Tim Zamoic Dave Zimmerman 1 24- Sophomores In Varied Student Activities FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Cheryl Cudlip JoAnne Katrinic Nancy Paulus Cindy Lawrence Freshmen Look Forward to High School Life Lori Aldrich Len Alexander Pam Alexander Darci Alloway Jan Almanza Debbie Amon Mary Andrews Wendy Anglebrandt Dan Armstrong Dave Arnold Garry Artman Jamie Atfield Carol Barnum Pam Bartley Deborah Baunoch Russell Baunoch John Bisnett Mary Bloink Dan Blythe John Blythe Mark Bodeis Rick Bonkoske Mary Bookrum Debbie Boshaw A1 Buchheister Pam Bucholtz Shelley Buckles Janet Burney Kelly Burns Mark Bush Karen Butler Freshmen- 127 Debbie Cameron Beth Campbell Mark Campbell Virginia Canham Jo Ann Capadagli Bryan Card Debbie Carr Bob Caste 11 Ed Castillo Patsy Chapman Jane Clark Kim Clark Cathy Cline Rick Clink Judy Clubb Carol Conlan Karen Conrad Sharon Conrad Terry Cook Elizabeth Cooper Michelle Cote Carolyn Cowan Mary Crimmins Charles Crenshaw Freshmen- 128 New Horizons Await Class of ’76 Cheryl Cudlip Dorothy Curry Brad Cushman Lori Darczy Art Darling Judy Darling Julie Dinkins Terry Donne n worth Joan Driggers Susan Dud as Vicki Duda Donna Eagle Kirk Edwards Marcia Emerick Barb Engel Randy Enright Mary Ernst Kevin Esseltine Dave Everitt Dan Falk Don Falk Mark Falk Vicki Falk Marty Fernandez Freshmen- 129 Paula Fernandez Patti Foor John Forman Tammy Francisco Cindy Frizzle Don Fuller Karen Fye Susan Gaecke Carol Garbutt Steve Gardner Cindy Gilbert Mike Glombowski Brent Gorden Martin Grace Joy Gram Kathy Gray Jeff Green Barry Gregory Karen Gregory June Groh Gail Gross Richard Gossman Robin Haas Steve Haas Lois Haeck Pam Haken David Hall Lewis Harden . Freshman- 130 Freshmen Ponder Their Future High School Years Brian Harris Denise Harris Cindy Hartman Vickie Hartman Dan Heath Denise Heath Nancy Helwig Janice Hill Rick Hill Sherry Hillaker Holly Holm strom Gregg Hoppenworth Barb Howe Tamara Hudson Brad Hurley Jerry Hutchinson Darlene Hux Karen Jacobson Walton James Cathy Jefferson Chris Jensen Doug Jahn Brian Johnson Debbie Johnston Joanne Jones Mark Jones Joe Karner Joanne Katrinic John Kelly Patty Kelly Diane Kemp Suzanne Klein Jamie Kleinstiver Kristy Kilbourn Jackie Knowles Don Koebke Freshman- 131 Sherry Koschnitzke Jim Kovach Michelle Kovach Barb Kramp Debbie Kramp Debbie Krampien Karen Landon Bob Langolf Mylene Langolf Cindy Lawrence Mark Lawry BiH Lee Karen Lemon Cindy Leslie Ann Lewandowski Steve Lewandowski Carol Lloyd Kathy Logan Doug Loxton Lyn Ludy Richard Mancini lay Maness John Martain John Martens Joe Martinelli Ron Martiny Jo Anne Mattox Mark Matts Dave Maveety Scott Maxwell Terry Maxwell Freshmen- 134 P.H.C. Opens Its Doors to Fr osh Trudy McClellan Cindy McCormick Jo Anne McCormick John McCormick Mike McDougal Frank Medellin Therese Medellin Bert Middleton Diana Miller Dan Miskell Lonna Mitchell Steve Mitchell Pam Morgen Mary Moser Charlie Moses Kim Munce Dan Nalepa Therese Napolitan Susan Negowski Mike Nelms Dan Nicholson Kim Nordgren Dave Norris Donna Norris Steve Nowak Becky Nunez Tony Olvera Ron Ostrander Pat Overson Bonnie Palmer Mike Parker Freshmen- 135 Nancy Paulus Dan Pease Karen Philippe Ed Pickard Dave Pickelhaupt Jack Ploegar Cindy Porter David Pratt Patti Quader Tom Ross Ricardo Redriquezs Brian Reed Ken Reilly Moe Reyna Cindy Richards Doug Richards Jan Richards Robert Richmond Beth Romanov Sue Rondeau Larry Rosales 1 36- Freshmen Blondie Russel Garth Russel John Rynties Robin Sanderson Charles Sandnes Cathy Scahill Dick Schmidt Robert Schmidt Jim Schneider Tom Schneider Pat Schott Carl Schultz Tom Schwartz Bob Sears Joe Sein Linda Sembrano Debbie Shannon Doug Sharrard Dondra Slingerland Susie Sloan Allen Smith Freshmen- 137 Freshmen Receive Unofficial Initiation Cathy Smith Debbie Smith Dora Smith Doug Smith Karen Smith Karen Snover Helen Stanko Connie Stein Rodney Stein Tim Stevosky Barry Stokan Larry Strieter Debbie Suisse Jim Swick Clyde Taylor Don Teeple Kathy Tetreau Anita Toles George Torella Bonnie Torrey Greg Tosch Kathy Tosch Jane Ureel Paul Valentine Leola VanBrande Brian Vickery Terrie Voight Rich Wagner Dan Walter Doug Warner Freshmen- 138 Brian Wanpelt Anna Warren Aaron Warsinski Steve Warsinski Susan Warsinski Dave Waun Valerie Weir Greg Wessel Randy Weston Sharon Whitsitt Robin Wickings Kirk Wilkinson Roger Williams Sonja Williams Keith Wimberly Julie Wolfe Philip Wolfe Joanne Zamoic Stan Zimmerman Freshmen- 139 SHAKER TOUMA fine apparel for men and boys 108 Huron Ave. Port Huron, Mi. 48060 984-1595 142- Our Community THE AQUARIUM SHOP 1662 Mansfield St. for all your aquarium 985-6405 needs Tanks — Food — Fish PHONES: 984-5553 or 984-5554 JL Kgpposch IBrothers FLOOR COVERING - INSTALLATION SERVICE CARPET - LINOLEUM - TILE 3585 PINE GROVE AVE. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 MORTIMER SON LUMBER CO., INC. “The most talked of lumber yards in eastern Michigan.” Floyd and Franklin Port Huron Capac Ktttsu town . For All Your Photography Needs ASLCAR-SHAIN 1002 Military Sandusky Bad Axe U BLUE WATER BUSINESS MACHINES good luck PHC! Our Community- 143 1823 Tenth St. Port Huron, Mi 48060 Phone: (313)982-6500 CHANTAL BRIDAL formals — bridal gowns — accessories Mon. — Sat. 10:00 AM — 5:00 P Evenings by appointment 984-1948 F. KAUFMAN owner SPEEDS lawn and garden equipment John Deere Sales Service 5386 Lapeer Rd. Pt. Huron 144- Our Community Congratulations and Best Wishes from PEACOCK LUMBER CO. 2015 Holland Avenue Donna Voight, Proprietor 4138 Lapeer Rd. 984-2869 CURL FANTASY BEAUTY SALON Operators — Jackie Burg, Betty Cline, Pat Woolman BOWLER ' S SUPPLY 1202 Lapeer Ave. BRUNSWICK A.M.F. balls Billiard supplies and trophies 982-8143 RES.: 984-4567 BUS.: 982-6246 Best wishes and congratulations to the seniors and underclassmen at Port Huron Central from the NEW TIMES HERALD Vickery ' s Floor Wall Co. CERAMIC TILE — CARPET — WALLPAPER FORMICA — LINOLEUM — FLOOR TILE DO-IT-YOURSELF SUPPLIES STEVE VICKERY MARIE VICKERY 1115 - 10TH STREET JESS VICKERY ORT HURON, MICHIGAN Congratulations! Maybe all your high school diploma means to you right now is that- you’ve finally made it through twelve long years. But in time it’s going to mean a whole lot more. It’s going to mean that you’ll earn approximately $100,000.00 more in your lifetime than you would have earned if you hadn’t finished high school. We wish you success and hope you’ll be as wise in making future de- cisions as you were when you decided to finish high school. MICHIGAN NATL. BANK United States Census Bureau, 1970 Report Our Community- 145 CONGRATULATIONS SoSthauCeiut MICHIGAN GAS COMPANY RUFF ' S FLORAL CO. 406 Quay UY-58165 welcome: to the TOM-A- SALES C ILE H CAl the . Ultimaxe in Gcac o welcome: to the HNDIAHTF 6P CALL 385-3120 MSTCAlF A.D. 5fVUL£.S N t C p OA.r HUflONJ MILS ' ' ' A-tSr OP lake SHOI«£ KCAD SAME «VMEW.aniP 146- Our Community BOILER ROOM 404 Quay Port Huron. Mi. Pants, shirts and belts 987-3577 Jaep 4-S ry C£ ' dodge DON R. BREWER DODGE 4080 2+th Ave. PORT HURON MICHIGAN 460 O 385-4481 Coronet Qart Trq eo Motor Homes Dod e. Trucks AND OF HAWK DMES 4A G MP ON UAU RIZ£ N DALE eratom 385 - 4+32 Suburban Mob ' ilc. trrz ' DOT Limn a S5ij ilrtsTaerr ' PORT HuftOfO MiCH. AIL NORIK 350 SITES -MODERN CONVENIENCES IMMEDIATE OCCU PANOV OPEN YEAR ' POUN D 7 DAYS PAVED, l.ghte d streets UNDERGROUND FACILITIES -OT5 AVERAGE GOOO SO. FEET TENNIS COURT SVVI MMI NO POOL tCR.EATlON AREA Our Community- 147 f-bc t AttCc.o ' Dunn Paper Company PORT HURON WELDING SUPPLY COMPANY “Ask about our cylinder lease plan!” prescriptions 3853 Pine Grove PHONE — 982-4742 Les Kieft R.PH. NORTHGATE PHARMACY 335 Huron Ave. 982-5773 ARENA SPORTING GOODS, INC. converse shoes — ski jackets skates sharpened Port Huron, Mi. 48060 985-6159 2304 Farrand (across from K-Mart) 2136 PINE GROVE AVE. PORT HURON MICH. 460 GO Phone 984-51 11 for home delivery! 148- Our Community 984-5161 FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU WITH FULL BANKING FACILITIES Main Office 511 Fort St. Water Street 501 Water St. Marysville 2425Gratiot Blvd. T wenty- Fourth St. 1226 -24th St. Pine Grove-Gar field 1657 Gar field St. Member F.D.I.C. FRIENDLY PEOPLE SERVING PEOPLE 1 R AM C C Our Community- 149 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF “73” FROM DAWN DONUTS 706 24th Across from K-Mart Donuts 5 am-1 1 pm Chicken 1 1 am-9 pm Family Bucket Shrimp Bucket Fish Dinner Party Box MM om Dinner Box Fish Bucket Snack Sac Shrimp Dinner Barrel-o-Chicken Call 985-8181 CHICK-N-JOY 2731 Pine Grove Ave. Monday-Friday 7 am-9 pm Saturday Sunday 7 am-1 1 pm Call 987-3888 WADHAMS HARDWARE SUPPLY “Big enough to serve; small enough to care.” Store hours: 9-8 daily sat. 9-6 — Sun 10-3 Yu 2-9231 5431 Lapeer Rd. Just West of Wadhams Rd. 150- Our Community Serving the Blue Water Area GLASS BLAKE SONS We give a special 24 hr. service on ail types of glass replacement for insurance companies. 985-7187 835 24th St. Congratulations Seniors! From WEYHING BROS. MANUFACTURING COMPANY Order your custom class ring from us! Our representative comes to your school. Our Community- 1 51 ogcutter PORT HURON PAINT CO. featuring: Dutch Boy, Imperial Washable Rev-Satin Rev-Glow Wall Paper - Pratt Lambert Hydrocide Color Coat Derusto 317 McMorran 982-8563 BLUE WATER BOWL 2419 Lapeer Rd. 985-5133 Sun. Mat. Dancing “Bowling is fun for the entire family” SEARS- ROEBUCK CO. 212Grand River Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Women ' s apparel Girl’s section Men’s wear — Put on Shop Boy’s clothes o Toys Games Hardware shop Appliances Catalog service Optometry department Open ’til 9 PM Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Plenty of Free Storeside Parking 152- Our Community SPONSORS SUPPORT OUR YEARBOOK Port Huron Cosmetology College Mrs. L. Drayton David Langolf Jr. Thomas H. Booth O.D. Dr. Emil Touma Wedge’s Service Mr. Mrs. Roy J. Smith Wilton’s Appliance Vollmer Watson Mr. Mrs. William D. Pierce Mr. Mrs. Alexander W. Kidd Mr. Mrs. Harry Jensen Firestone Stores Northgate Audio Land George Innes Men’s Wear Stein’s Texaco Tuffy Muffler Shop Mr. Mrs. John R. Monaghan Ace Hardware Anonymous Neumann Flowers Pinky’s Craft Center Fenners Fabric Center Allen Stephens Pools PATRONS PLEDGE LOYALTY BY DONATIONS Mr. Mrs. Bruce Hobbs Mr. Mrs. John G. Cummings Anonymous Dr. D. E. Rhude Dr. Edmund E. Schulte Opt. Stephenson Electric Dr. George Touma Anonymous J. H. Tisdel M.D. G. F. Tomsu M.D. J. W. Sharpe M.D. , P C. Marta’s Record Shop Mr. Mrs. Fred G. Eaton Delannoy Studios Dr. R. W. Schlitts 153- Our Community 364 -TOO O GEORGE LANG I NC. VOLKSWAGEN AND AMERICAN MOTORS 2 . 92.9 GRATIOT AVE. mar ' i ' sviule, Michigan SHALLCROSS OPTICAL CO. 982-4451 Downtown on Water St. We carry a variety of new styles including wire frames. Serving the Blue Water Area for over 1 7 years: STOP SHOP AT THE PRO SHOP Black River Country Club Wm. G. McAfee Prop.; Fred George Golf Pro. 154- Our Community CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS Home of higher earnings on insured savings 511 Water St. Hancock at 12 Ave. BOBVINING — hair styling for men at the rear of the Cosmetology College - 10th St. The ' 73 Centralian staff would like to thank the following peo- ple for their help in completing this book; Dr. Richard Daniels -group shots Mr. Robert Vining-senior pict. Mr. J. Heering, Miss P. Lackie, Mr. N. Evans, Mr. J. Dun- bar -use of their typewriters School Adm. Office-printing cards Miss Lynn Langan-driving around for ads and for her patience with us. Our Community- 155 There ' s a good time coming, boys; A good time coming: We may not live to see the day. But the earth shall glisten in the ray Of the good time coming. Cannon-balls may aid the truth. But thought ' s a weapon stronger; We ' ll win our battle by its aid, Wait a little longer. Chas. MacKay-THE GOOD TIME COMING