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

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Omar F. Hill — H e rises above his classmates. Elizabeth N. Thompson — “Doubt truth to be a liar, Hut never doubt I love.” Millie B. Klumpp — Just a modern Miss. Mildred Elizabeth Smith — “Laughter, bolding both its sides.” Fred M. Waroowsky — I love the dark-lmired ladies. James Watson — “My words are only words.” Marguerite Crawford — “A life that leads melodious days.” Helen Elizabeth McCreight — “She is sincere upon occasion, . And upon occasion playful.” Velda I,. Conat — “I’ll speak in a monstrous, little voice.” Lewis Ruddock — “Blessed are the hard-workers.” [ 19 ]

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Stewart A. Fenner — His thoughts are far from home. Ruth Elizabeth Norton — “Sweet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn ’ Dorothy Elizabeth M anual — With a dignified air, and a pleasant c ountenance. Jean Paterson Laird — “Venus smiles not in hours of tears.” Malcolm G. Wright — H is ambitions soar high. Malcolm Charleton — “I pay my debts, believe, and say my prayers.” Lett a A. Peters — “I don’t believe in principle, but, oh, I do in interest.” Ruth C. Duval — “In short measure, life may perfect be.” Ruth L. Steele — “She starts, blushes and answers with a musical chuckle.” John Howard — Half our knowledge we must snatch, not take.

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Earnest R. Baldwin — Work is thy recreation. Lillian Nesbitt Hennigar — “A modest little maid was she.” Mary L. Atkins — “A sweet attractive kind of grace.” Vivian Thelma Scott — “Speak to me as I am.” Eldon W. Duncan — I care not for the ladies. Hugh A. Ross — “To be strong is to be happy.” Frances Allen Huntley — “With a piano I’ll charm you. And with a smile I’ll please you.” Joye C. Minor — Here you will find a friend. Quinnith Josephine Hamlin — A blvthe heart and a blooming visage. William Hutchinson, Jr. — I’ll charm you with a little jazz. [ 20 ]