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

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Class of June, 1936 Allen, Anna Bell Allen, Doris Allen, Gladys Aikman, Earl Alarie, julian Babcock, Willard Badley, Alex Bassett, )ames Bennett, Laurence Bergsman, Donald Berry, Donald Bourbonais, Mary Bowman, john Brahmer, Oliver Brandenburg, Carl Brown, Charles Brown, Margaret Browne, Robert Burns, Alex Burrell, James Cameron, Betty Jane Cameron, Earl Campbell, Cordon Campbell, Lucille Canham, Helen Louise Capps, Bill Carpenter, Rosa Carson, Jane Chesney, Sarah Clough, Helen Cochrane, Alvena Cockrill, Arthur Coggan, Thelma Cole, Elsie Cooley, Richard Cowan, Eleanor Cowan, Helen Coward, Mary Cronce, Grant Dali, Evelyn Dalrymple, Max Daly, Douglas Dancey, Lois Davidson, Wilbur Dinger, Reubin Dobratz, George Dolan, Florence Dunn, William Eisenhauer, Robert Ellis, Cordon Farrell, Edward Feirn, Allen Fitzgerald, Betty Foe, Thelma Forrister, Robert Fovell, Virginia Frank, Russell French, Robert Caines, Ruth Carlick, Mildred Gardner, Alberta Green, Layton Hamel, Charles Hamel, Frances Hamilton, Ray Hanton, Bob Hanton, Elory Hatherly, Georgia Hayes, Lillian Henry, Oliver Hitchings, Jean Holburg, Erma Hoffman, Nelson Hoffman, Pansy House. Helen Houston, Donald Hovel, Bessie Howard, Katherine Humphries, Beryl Israel, William Jackson, Wilson Jarvis, Marion Johnston, Edna Kanirie, Josephine Kapanka, Robert Kelly, Iva Belle Kendrick, Jack Kessel, Myrle Knisley, Verna Kodet, Elmer Kruse, Bill Lane, Dorman Lapitsky, Mike Lauth, Arthur Lawson, Tom Leithauser, Helen Lewis, Alex Little, Venlla Lockwood, George McAller, Joan MacCoomber, Vera MacDonald, Gladys MacKay, Dorothy MacKay, Jeanne MacQueen, Betty Jane Martin, Frances L. Martin, Harry Marks, Kenneth Maxwell, Mary Louise May, Marion McCallum, Alvin McGahey, William Maynard, Bill Millett, Dorothy Mitchell, Donald Mitchell, George Mitchell, Ralph Morrison, Jane Morrison, Leda Myron, Dorothy Neumann, Herman Norris, Dale Ogden, Betty Paige, Patricia Parent, Wilma Parrow, Delma Peleger, Arthur Pepper, Robert Phare, Pearl Pretty, Charlotte Randolph, Theresa Redmacher, Jack Reich, Beatrice Reid, Hazel Reid, Jack Richards, David Robbins, Virginia Roschke, Louise Schaeffer, Harry Seely, Marie Seller, Wanda Simrow, Neil Simmons, Lenord Smith, Eleanor Smith, Cordon Smith, Jack Smith, Mary Jane Smith, Mona Smith, Norma Smith, Orville Smith, Virginia Sloat, Rosyln Soini, Fred Stopp, Hilda Stoutenburg, Marjorie Talbert, Mildred Temby, Gretchen Thompson, Beatrice Tice, Rosella Toles, Cornelius Truscott, Katherine Warren, Robert Watson, Helen Westphal, Alberta Westphal, Evelyn Westfall, Mary Webb, Dorothy Wheaton, Wallace Wingard, Amy Wisdom, Marion Wilson, Betty Jane Wilson, Frances Wilson, Virginia Woods, Irene VanDerlip, Duncan Veen, Frank Vincent, Fred Young, Howard Zachariah, Theodore Zimmer, Howard Page Twenty-six

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Seniors: Just one semester stands between us and the conr pletion of our High School ships we’ve formed here. May cooperation, a satisfaction that iea i careers. Our memory lingers on trie pleasant as: le coming yeai; ye have giver -• ons, many friend- us, thytiugh service and est. ver oup best, y i LgSTIG, President First Semeste — President, Reid BaTftfrSne; Vice- Presi den t Tm Randall; Secrefif le nor McCorpmcjo? Treasurer, juanita Foster; Student GSupatfvtfsie Everson. La Motte, Walter Richards; rts’ League, Josephine Woodward. Second Semester — Presitterff jim Lustig; Vice rStiderr Ed. Wilkie; Secretary, Eleanor McCormick; Treasurer, BobxOu I ter ; Student Council: Helen Hill ack Matthews, Walter Richards; Girls’ League, Josephine Woodward. Advisor, Mr. H. A. Springer. Page Twenty-five

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Second Semester — President, Bill Davison; Vice-President, Carl Brandenbury; Secretary, Ruth Cains; Treasurer, Alex Lewis; Student Council: Willard Babcock, Max Dalrymple, Bob Forris- ter; Girls’ League, Hilda Stopp. Advisor, Miss Margaret Stevenson. PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Classmates: We have before us the difficult task of replacing a fine graduating class. Their great example of industry, coupled with resourcefulness cannot but spur us on. We will realize the responsibilities of leadership that will fall upon us when we become Seniors and shall do our very best to efficiently assume them. BILL DAVIDSON, President. Page Twenty-seven