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

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Faculty According to an old saying, school is principally for those pro- verbial “R’s” of learning, but glancing across the list of teachers in Port Huron High we seem to find something on the contrary. For example we have French and Latin from Mr. Schoonen. Miss Olsen, and Miss Eichhorn. No longer do girls have to stay at home to learn their household arts with such teachers as Miss L. Moore. Miss Blackburn, and Mrs. Alexander. Boys have the opportunity to study mechanics and the like from Mr. Bauman. Mr. Montgomery. Mr. Miller. Mr. Winger, Mr. Cook, and Mr. Reynolds. Guiding us through the pitfalls of Literature and Grammar, arc Miss Scher, Miss Ballentine. Miss Reid. Miss Kean, Miss Weil, Miss MacLaren. Miss B. Woodward, and Miss J. Woodward. The students are aided in learning the history of their country by Miss Caton. Miss Anderson. Miss Dicer. Miss Fitzpatrick, and Miss Warren. Preparing the students for entry into the business world are Mr. Dentel, Miss Drescher. Miss Folkerts. Mr. Kopp. Miss Millett, Mr. Sommer, and Miss Turner. Helping solve the mystery of life through the channels of Biology. Chemistry, and Physics, are Mr. Ohmer. Mr. Abernethy. Mr. Adams. Mr. Phillips. Miss Rowe, and Miss Stevenson. Studies in social problems are carried on in Civics, Economics, and Sociology, which are taught by Miss Muhlitner, Mr. Ronan. and Mr. Dentel. The fine art of Dramatics and Public Speaking is taught by Mr. Moll. Keeping our students physically fit are Mr. Cook, football coach, Miss Kuhlenkamp. Mr. Steinborn. and “Brick” Fowler. The difficult study of mathematics is made easier by Mr. Johnston, Mr. Ailio, Miss Meehan, Miss F. Moore, and Miss Stevenson. Study Hall advisors are Miss Wiese. Miss Neil, Miss Seibert, Mrs. Alexander, Miss Hyde, and Mr. Straffon. Our musical department is aided by Mr. Straffon. head of the band; and Miss Hyde, vocal instructor. Keeper of the books, the librarian, is Miss Everts. Our competent secretaries are Miss Schmude and Miss Holstein.

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Last September P. H. H. S. welcomed a new principal, Mr. M. J. Tomlinson. He succeeded Mr. W. R. Cleminson who resigned to accept a similar position in Grosse Pointe High School. We find ten new names on our faculty list. They are Mrs. Alexander. Miss Dicer, Miss Muhlitner, Miss Weil, Mr. Ailio. Mr. Kopp, Mr. Miller. Mr. Moll, Mr. Reynolds, and Mr. Ronan. These new teachers have fitted into the routine, quickly adapting themselves to the business and pleasures of school life.

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Dorothy Aoelhouser Etiquette Donald Armstrong Anna Abraham P. II. Club. Football, G. A. A., Home Baseball, Basketball, Economics Intramural i rc; i n i a Ancelbkanut Bette Asman Martha Bennert Etiquette, Plays Senior Play, Service, Honor Society Miriam Bassett Anceline French, Chorus, Girls Ili-Y Beam Constance Renton Art, Etiquette, Radio Guild, Senior Play, Student Staff. Vice- President 12 B, 12A Doris Roman Arliene Boult Honor Society, Latin, Honor Society, Service Radio Guild, Verse Speaking Choir, Senior Play. Student Staff, Chorus Robert Burgett Biology, Senior Play Thomas Boden Creative Writing, Senior Play, Plays, Honor Society, Light- house Staff, Radio Guild Gladys Brown G. A. A., Senior Play Mildred Buckley Etiquette, Latin, Library, Senior Play, Service, Bowling, Chorus, Riding Gloria Briscoe Camera, Creative Writing Elizabeth Bradt Davis Bonner Camera, Honor Society, Science. Senior Play, Student Staff, Rifle, ' Chorus, Student Coun- cil, Salutatorian