Port Huron High School - Student Yearbook (Port Huron, MI)

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1 !) 2 1 STUD E N T 1921 lilllliiliniiiiiiillllllllillillllllllllliilil iiniiiiiiliillllliiiiiiiliillllliiliiiiiiH This year’s Junior Class is brimming over with “pep.” This was felt by all other classes in school. Soon after the opening of school their election was held. Chester Benedict was wisely chosen president; Mary Hall is vice- president; for secretary Carmela Graziadei was elected; Kenneth Church was honored with overseer of the treasury; advisors were Miss Woodward and Miss Seupholm. The “pep” of this class has been spread all through school. — Class of ’22. THAT JUNIOR PARTY On December 17, 1920, the Jolly Juniors assembled in the gymnasium of the Junior High School. At six o’clock dancing ceased and Santa Claus appeared on the scene. He caused great excitement when he distributed the costly gifts purchased at Woolworth’s. Bearing their gifts, the students next followed the scent of the eats, and were further pleased not only with the dinner but with the lovely Christmas decorations so ably prepared by Paul St. Denis. After dinner speeches were rendered. After casting one last glance at the table, now quite empty, some of the pleasure-seekers traveled homeward, others remained to the basket ball game with Marine City. P. A. T. — ’22. 32