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

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The most popular means of transporting our students seems to be the good old standby — the bicycle. Many are the coy glances which travel from the boys ' side of the front steps to the girls’. Note the studious appearance of the mascu- line group. The girls don’t seem to believe it — or maybe they’re interested in something else. How about it Ila (Curtis). Helen (Barry), and Nina (Rice)?

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Before stepping out into the maze of manly males parked on the front lawn last minute primping is carried on by the girls at their lockers. Mary Shepardson and Audrey Slosser demonstrate this art. Our noses are permanently wrinkled with the smells from the Chemistry Laboratory. Long may it live — outside or housed in the Display Ca.se.

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Voting seems to be the important job right now. Class rings must be voted on by each group of eleventh graders. Note the serious expressions of the women voters. The Student Council supervises the elections for class offices and this year the Civics and Economics classes held a straw vote election for the Presi- dential candidates. Home Economics and Mechanical Drawing offer valuable experience for students.