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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1942 volume:

The STUDEDT Class of ’42 RDmimsTRiiTion Although he is quite new to us. Mr. Crull is already very well-liked. He has proved his capability and has shown a co-operative and friendly spirit. We are sure the classes of the future will enjoy their associations with Mr. Crull. Mr. Tomlinson has been the best of good fellows and his fair play and good humor have won the admiration and respect of each of us. He has taken a great interest in everything and has done much to promote activities which have made our school life more enjoyable and interesting. The June class was a very large one; however, Mr. Phillips managed it well. The co-operative spirit of the class and A1 s willingness to “roll up his sleeves and pitch in” has made all class func- tions very successful, both financially and socially. Miss Laura Moore was the very capable advisor of the January class. T hrough her effort the small class en- joyed a successful High School career topped by a splendid graduation. Orchids to Miss Moore for her excellent job of managing. Here you see on left, Miss Hyde, Music Director and home room super- visor going over attendance records in her office. On right is Miss Seibert, guidance director and home room super- visor, snapped amid a pile of papers during a busy day. This picture shows Mr. Straffon, in a characteristic pose as he leads our fine band. Two prominent members of our English department. Miss Hoffmeyer and Miss Ballentine were snapped at work. Miss Hoffmeyer tries vainly to clear up the puzzling punctuation situ- ation with a pretty smile. Miss Ballen- tine is caught posting more Shakes- pearean material for her English Lit. students. ♦ Miss Turner corrects papers, prob- ably a shorthand test. Here you also see Miss F. Moore, Cafeteria Manager and Foods instructor, making out the next day’s menu, listing all those good things to eat that so many students have enjoyed throughout the year. “Al’ Phillips obliges our camerman for this full shot. Note the unusually serious expression on his face. Walt Turton, assistant coach and football broadcaster, was snapped amid an excit- ing broadcast. Walt handles all of the athletic events over WHLS. Mr. Lester Reynolds, pictured here in the Shop, is now a member of Uncle Sam’s Navy. He taught in Port Huron High School for two years. Mr. Mont- gomery also is pictured in the Shop. He’s probably thinking about that boat trip he ' s going to take in his fine ship this summer. SENIORS Abraham. Ted Adams. Verna Ainsworth. Bettijean Art. Bowling, G. A. A.. Intramural Creative Writing, dramatics. Football. French. Honor Society. Hi-Y Boys, Latin. Intramural l ighthouse Staff, President lOB, Treasurer tOA Ainsworth, Shirley Allow ay. Marguerite Allow ay. Tom Commercial G. A. A Intramural, Social Dancing .VsmaN ' , Pat Baird, Betty Barr, Gladys Art, Chorus, Dramatics, Student Council, Verse Speaking Choir. Senior Play Bell, Katherine Creative Writing, Senior Play, Honor Society Bennett, June Chorus, Student Staff, Travel Bennett, Ralph Honor Society, Service Club. Student Council, Senior Play Birdsall, Eileen 3n iHrmnriam Burns, Velma Bowling, Chorus, G. A. A., Intramural. Social Dancing, Junior Musicale 1924 - 1942 Carlisle, James Baseball, Bowling, Chorus Cheney, Jack Chapman, Joan Curtis, Raymond Bowling Senior Play. Bowling, Chorus, G. A. A., Juniot Musicale Dravei.inc., John Emerson, Catherine Felter, Frederick Bowling, Dramatics Field, Betty Fox, Kenneth Fox, Vivian Bowling, Chorus, Travel Bowling. Dramatics, Honor Society, Service, Student Council, Student Staff, Library Garrett. Jean Gillow, Jane C hess. I reative Chorus, [dramatics Writing, Honor Society, Latin. Library, Service. Student Staff, Travel. World Affairs, Senior Play. Treasurer It A. Assembly Board. Treasurer 12A. Valedictorian Gorte, I Avro Basketball. Chess, F ootball . Light house, P. H., Student Staff CrrSTRE. JcTNK Bowling. Chorus, Horseback Riding, Honor Society. Service, Treasurer l B, Secretary 12A TTasti vos, Chorum Ann Art, Rowling, Chorus, Dramatics, French, Horseback Riding, Library’. Majorettes. Student Staff, World Affairs, Senior Play Horde n, Robert Baseball. Basketball, Biology. Bowling, Chorus, Foorliall, lot: annu al, IV II.. Vice-President 12B Hart, FvA.vrvRr.fWE Home Rconomics Henry, Ren. rtit Camera, ( horns. I nrramural. Philatelic, Service Club, Senior Play Holdbuik;, Ralph Lighthouse Harvey, Robert Hisr. Samuel Bowling, Cameras Chorus, Intramural Hyde, Graham Hyde, Helen Jackson, Deloris Etiquette, French, Chorus Honor Society, Horse- back Riding, Radio, Service, Student Staff Jex, John Kemp, Edward Chorus, Social Dancing Kinert, John Klammer, Doris Jex, Don Aeronautics, Bowling, Chorus, Creative Writing, Honor Society, Service, Student Staff, President 11B, 1IA, 12 B. 12 A. Mixed Quartet, Boys’ Ensemble, Salutatorian, Senior Play Kernott, Dorothy Chorus, Commercial, Service Lang, Irene Social Dancing Lancolf, Lydia Lehman, Charles Lewandowskj, Tom Bowling Lighthouse, President 10 A, Senior Play Losie, Bertha Lottner, Roselia Art, Bowling, Horse- back Riding, Service, Travel Maronb, Muriel Chorus McCulloch, Ray Basketball, Football McDonald, John MacDonald, Louise Hi-Y, Radio, Tumbling, Service Club Senior Play McKenzie, Edward McNeue, Betty Mili.er, Alger McKenzie, William McVety, Phyllis Senior Play, Bowling Student Staff McLane, Wanda Chorus, Creative Writing, Etiquette, G. A. A., Honor Society, Service, Student Staff, Travel, Vice-President 10B, Treasurer 10 A Melms, Donald Boat, Football, Senior Play Miller, Marjorie Morley, Angus Commercial, Student Baseball Staff Morris, Raymond Basketball, Football, Intramural, P. II. Pelton, Earl Powers, Dale Baseball, Service Neighorn, Dorothy Chorus, Creative Writing, Dramatics, Etiquette, Honor Society, Lighthouse, Service. Student Council, Student Staff, Travel, Girls’ Ensemble, Double Quartet, Senior Plav, Vice-President 10 A, 11B, 12B, 12 A Phare, Doris Chorus, G. A. A., Intramural, Service, Student Staff Proulx, Faye Bowling, Horseback Riding, Majorettes, Student Staff, Senior Play Pan ter, Doris Chorus, Tumbling Foul, Rohert Philatelic, Boat, Traffic Squad Raridue, Mary Hi-Y Girls, Biology, Bowling, Camera, Chess, Chorus, Commercial. Dramatics, Etiquette, Home Economics, Honor Society, Intramural, Library, Latin, Light- house, Service, Social, Dancing, Student Council, Travel, Senior Play Randall, Patricia Relken, Howard Rider, Connie Chorus, Dramatics, Aeronautics Service. Student Staff, Verse Speaking Choir, Senior Play Archery, Dramatics. Majorettes, Tumbling, Assembly Board, Senior Play Russell, Margaret Sage, Anna Short, Velma Home Economics, Social Dancing Chess, Chorus, Honor Society, French, Latin, Service Si eg, Carl Aeronautics, Service Simpson, Harold Thomas Chorus, Creative Writing, Dramatics, Honor Society, Latin, Special Ensemble Sloat, Jean Chess, Etiquette, Latin, World Affairs Smith, Calvin Bowling, Hi-Y Boys, Tumbling, Intramural Sweet, Robert Basketball, Football Van Wagoner, Maxine Service, Student Staff Spigner, Sheppie Mae Camera, Dramatics Thomas, Jayne Camera, Chorus, Creative Writing, Dramatics, Student Staff, Junior Musicale, Verse Speaking Walker, Frances Biology, Chess, (• eative Writing, Etiquette, Honor Society, Latin, Service, World Affairs, Secre- tary 10B, Assembly Board Sullivan, Willo Chorus, Dramatics, Etiquette, Majorettes, Social Dancing, Travel Touma, Phillip Football, Senior Play Watson, Charles Biology, Camera, Science, Service February Senior Play The February class produced an ex- ceptionally fine comedy, “Big Hearted Herbert ’ In the top picture we see Wanda McLane, Bruce Godley, and June Bennett making up Pat Randall. Dave Gorte, and Pat Asman. Jack Cheney and Dorothy Neighorn were “snapped” during one of the big nights. “Mother” Pat Asman pours Jack Mc- Donald’s coffee and below that we see the technical staff in action headed by Ralph Bennett and Harold Rosso. THE CAST Herbert Kalness CHARLES LEHMAN Robert Kalness JACK MCDONALD Elizabeth Kalness PAT ASMAN Martha ..... GEORGIA ANN HASTINGS Junior DON JEX Alice Kalness CONNIE RIDER Andrew Goodrich DAVID GORTE Amy Lawrence PAT RANDALL Jim Lawrence KENNETH HENRY Mr. Goodrich .... JACK CHENEY Mrs. Goodrich DOROTHY NEIGHORN Mr. Havens TED ABRAHAM Mu Havens JEAN GARRETT Wolff, Eleanor Creative Writing, Lighthouse, Service Club, Social Dancing. Student Staff. Senior Play Harland, Charlotte Chorus Houston, Steve Rowling. Football, Intramural Willey, Retty Rowling, Creative Writing. Service Club, Social Dancing, Student Staff, Senior Play Workman, Anna Belle Chorus, French, Service Club, World Affairs Horses, Frances Chorus, Commercial, Honor Society. Horseback Riding, Library, Service Club, Archery Zmolik, Ressif. Chorus, Commercial, Horseback Riding, Social Dancing Jurn, Dorothea Art. Biology, Camera, Chorus, Home Economics, Honor Society, Majorettes, Service Club, Student Staff, Assembly Board, Secretary 10 A. 11 R, 11 A, 12R GRADUATES FOR WHOM THERE ARE NO PICTURES McCullouc.h, Melvin Elliott, Frank Serving in armed Aeronautics, Baseball, forces Intramural m Oh happy graduation time. It was the February “class day” as our photo- grapher caught these shots. In upper left Cal Smith, Ralph Holburg, and Graham Hyde happily congratulate each other. Messrs. Fox, Powers, and Kemp were “shot” as they approached the gym. Two dignified senior girls pose for our camera. On right-center we have Don Melms, Phillip Touma, “Teddy” Abraham. Jack McDonald, and Ken Henry waving good-bye to high school. We noticed Don Jex, class Prexy, enter- ing the High School. At lower left class advisor. Miss Laura Moore, holds Ralph Bennett’s cap and gown box. At lower right we have the class officers. dune Class Adams, Elizabeth Albert, Ella Alexander, William Chorus, Dramatics, Scribes Bowling Student Staff, Girls Ensemble, Senior Play, Honor Society Anderson, Joan Andrews, Donna Andrews, William Bowling, Chess, Senior Bowling, Creative Baseball, Football P) a y Writing, Honor Society, l.ighthoust Staff, Radio Guild, Scribes Armitage, Robert Armstrong, Leona Aska � - Virginia Commercial Atkinson, Harvey Camera, Football, Hi-V Boys, Latin, Radio, Rifle, World Aff airs Balmlr, Margaret Biology, Bowling, Etiquette, Horseback Riding, Latin Battle, Helen Biology, Intramural, Social Dancing Hadley, Elsie Bannan, Charles Bowling, Chorus, Lighthouse Staff, Student Staff, Senior Plav, President lOB, 10 A, 11 B, 11 A, Boys’ Quartet, Boys’ Ensemble, Honor Society Balmer, William Hi-Y Boys, Camera, Chess, Radio Barth, Virginia Chorus, Creative Writ ing. Etiquette, French, Honor Society, Light- house Staff, Secretary 10B, 10 A, 11B, 11 A, 12B, 12 A, Girls’ Ensemble Baunoch, Mary Beckett, Sylvia Commercial, Dramatics, Lighthouse Staff, Scribes, V’erse Speaking, Honor Society Benedict Marjorie Chorus, Dramatics, Solo Training, Girls’ Ensemble, Honor Society Boukam p, John Cheerleader, lli-V Boys, Radio, Student Council Boyd, Georoe Bowling, Commercial, Hi-Y Boys, Intramural Bergsman, Franki.yn Ili-Y Boys, Radio, World Affairs Club Bo r slog, Sue Broker, Donna Rezenah, Harold Service Club Boyack, Marguerite Bowling, Chess, Etiquette, Horseback Riding Brown, Edith Commercial Bryce, Priscilla Bowling, Chorus, Etiquette, Scribes, Honor Society Burk, Doris Intramural, Biology, Home Economics, Social Dancing Butlin, Charles Chorus, Rifle Buchanan, William Burns, Robert Baseball, Intramural Cadwell, Evelyn Archery, Bowling, Commercial, Library Budinc.hr, William Football Bush, Els worth Football, Radio Cameron, Phyllis G. A. A., Service Club, Commercial, Intramural Carnahan, Robert Carlisle, Marilyn Chorus, Dramatics, Service Club Carrier, Marguerite Chesney, Joyce Intramural, Baseball Chaffee, Walter Howling Cleaver, Julia Cohen, Shirley Ann Cole, Imogene Cole, Kathleen Biology, Camera, Dramatics Chorus, Dramatics, Chorus, Creative Intramural, World Writing, French, Honor Affairs Club Society Student Staff, Travel, Radio Guild, Future Teachers, Junior Musicale, Junior Ensemble Cornwell, Norma Davis, Donna Cowper. Viola Crook er, Robert A eronautics, Chess Cross, David Culp, Gladys Chess, Chorus, Radio Etiquette, Home Economics, Library, Scribes, Service Club Currie, Howard Dorsz, Eleanor Duspiva, Frank Bowling DeMudr, Barbara Chorus, Lighthouse Staff, Scribes, Social Dancing Dove, Frances Dobratz, Dorothy Bowling, Chorus, Honor Society, Latin, Solo Training, Girls’ Ensemble, Double Quartet. Verse Speak- ing, Junior Musicale, ' ice- President 12 It Dove, Lewis Intramural Dykman, Lavtna Biology. Chorus, Creative Writing, Honor Society, Latin, Student Staff Elliott, Elizabeth Dramatics, French, Home Economics, Social Dancing Em erick, Marie Chorus, Creative Writing, Dramatics, Scribes Even inured, Shirley Commercial. Latin, Majorettes, Scribes Frantz, Arthur Em law, Donald Rifle Ferret, Jack Fitz, Geraldine Bowling. Commercial Even inured, Russell Aeronautics, Art, Boxing. Intramural Fiedler, T.ouise Biology, Creative Writing, French, Honor Society, Latin, Service Club, Social Dancing Focal, Eileen Creative Writing, Library, Service Club. Senior Play Foster, John Lighthouse Staff Francois, Aaron Boat, Ili-Y Boys Frank, Lucille Cheerleader, Chorus, G. A. A., Intramural Fraser, Kenneth Furman, Patricia Gayfield, Orville Bowling, Rifle Art, Biology. Chorus, Intramural, Lighthouse Staff. Majorettes, Social Lancing. Senior Play Gean a kopoulos, Lillian Genaw, Gerald Gibbs, Tack Archery, Bowling, Commercial, Etiquette, French, G. A. A., Service, Solo Training, Student Staff Aeronautics, Biology, Bowling, Dramatics, Horseback Riding. Latin, Radio, Social Dancing, Treasurer 10 A, 11B, 11 A, Senior Play Gibson, James Gillis, Stanley Aofton, Eileen Intramural E re, ch ’ L £ in � Future I eachers. Honor Society Goodwin, Virginia Gordon, Anne Goschnick, Henry Commercial. Dramatics Goss, Jeanne Gossman, Joan Gougeon, Elizabeth Biology, Chorus, Chorus, Dramatics, Chorus, Home Dramatics, Student French, Service Club Economics Staff, Senior Play Gowie, Jack Gruel, Helen Green, Gloria Lighthouse Staff Bowling, Chorus Gurgel, Charlotte Haken, Helen Chorus, Etiquette, Scribes G. A. A., Junior Musicale, Intramural Haken, Robert Bowling, Lighthouse Staff, Social Dancing Hamilton, Shirley G. A. A., Horseback Riding Harbron, Donald Aeronautics, Social Dancing Harris, Kenneth Verse Speaking Choir Hauk, Isabelle Girls’ Ensemble, Chorus Hellegaard, Howard Basketball. Bowling, Intramural, Rifle Hodge, Dorothy Chorus, Home Economics, Service Club Hebner, Robert Heimback, Martha Baseball, Basketball, Intramural, P. H. Club Helsdon, Pat Hency, Geneva Hoffmeyer, Ralph Hogan, Daisy Bowling Chorus Commercial, Honor Society. Latin, Majorettes, Scribes Service Club, Student Council, Student Staff. Boys’ Ensemble, Senior Play, Vice-President 11 A, President 12B, 12A V Inch, Ma rguerite G. A. A., Lighthouse Staff Jones, Charlotte Quartet, Girls’ Er serable, Chorus, Dramatics, Service Club, Senior Play Kerr, Jean Biology, Howling, Commercial, Chorus, Creative Writing. Etiquette, Honor Society, Scribes, Student Council Treasurer 11 A, Valedictorian Irwin, William Tumbling. Howling, Intramural Kftfls, Dora Scribes Jex, Marie Chorus, I ' ret ch. Intramural Keeler, Harry Service Club. Hoys ' Ensemble. Vice- President 12 A, Honor Society Jonf.s, Dorothy Kkylor, Benny G. A. A., Intramural Intramural Keys, Martha Kidd. Jack Kish. Emil Bowling, Chorus, Honor Society, Student Council Chorus. Ir.tramural. Solo Training, Junior Musicale Kitchen, Arthur Kle instiver, Vance Boat, Howling. Golf, P. IT. Club. World Affairs Club, Tumbling Kohn, Elizabeth Chorus, Library, St udent Staff, Junior Musicale, Mixed Ensemble, Senior Play Koschnitzke, Ruth Koury, Alice Kowitz, Eileen Chorus, Library, Social Dancing. Archery Howling, Camera. Creative Writing, I dramatics, French, Library, Student Staff, Radio Guild Kowitz, William Krefft, Harriet Krenke, Verna Lawson, Dorothy Dramatics, Library, Radio Guild, French, Senior Play, Girls’ Hi-Y Kramp, Marion Dramatics, Library, G. A. A., Senior Play, Howling, lli-Y Langolf, Jean Zimmer, Beatrice Archery, Chorus, G. A. A., Social Dancing Lymburner, Charles Leslie, Vivian Archery, G. A. A., Library, Scribes, Verse Speaking Choir Lewis, June Chorus, Creative Writing, Dramatics, Etiquette, Lighthouse Staff, Service Club, Travel, Girls’ Ensemble, Junior Musicale, Honor Society Lloyd, Phyllis Lincoln, Elmer Camera, Cheerleader, Chorus, French, Foot- ball, Intramural, I atin. Science, World Affairs Club, Tumbling Lohrstorfer, R o b e rt Bowling. Football Little, Louise Chorus, Dramatics, Home Economics, French, Latin, Student Staff Ludlow, Donald Bowling, Student Staff, Senior Play Lukasek, Arthur Ledsworth, C.reville McAllister, Geraldine Aeronautics, Radio, Chorus, Dramatics, Rifle, Social Dancing Service Club, Junior Musicale McCormick, Kathleen McCormick, Etiquette, I.atin, Honor Society, Service Club, Student Staff Laurel MacDonald, Ann Chorus, Dramatics. Lighthouse Staff. Service Club, Senior Play, Future Teachers MacDonald, Mary Archery, Commercial MacGrecor, Mary Jane Bowling McIntyre, Phyllis Archery, Chorus, Lighthouse Staff McKenzie, Donna McKenzie, Elton Bowling, Commercial, Library, Scribes, Student Council Chorus, Horseback Riding, Intramural McKinnon, Kenneth Art, Football, Intra- mural, Service Club, Honor Society McLaren, Catherine Home Economics, Scribes Madill, John Mai Lean, Meryl Maks, Patricia Camera, Chorus, Latin, Lighthouse, Service Club MacPherson, Robert Art, Bowling, Cheer- leader, Honor Society, Senior Play, Chorus, Rifle, Service Club, Solo Training, Junior Musi- cale. Boys’ Ensemble, Double Quartet, Junior Ensemble, Treasurer 12B, 1 2 A Maley, Anne Bowling, Commercial, Scribes Matar, Russell Bowling, Intramural, Rifle, Social Dancing Mehler, Frank Baseball, Bowling, Camera, Hi-Y Boys, P. II. Club Millard, Carroll Bowling, Traffic Squad Mi Li-ARp, Dudley Moore, Arthur Miller, Norman Radio Moore, Corliss Biology, Commercial, Chorus. Creative Writing, Etiquette Moore, Marilyn J. Archery, Chess, Creative Writing, Travel Morash, Paul Morrison. Graydon Mortimer, Franklyn Moss, Lilas Chorus Bowling, Hi- Y Boys Mullen, Robert Intramural Nead, Robert Camera North, Maynard Chorus, Dramatics, Senior Play, Junior Musicale, Boys’ Ensemble Monroe, Vivian Etiquette, Travel Neal, Piiyllis Art, Camera, Student Stall N URN B U RG, C H ARLES French, Biology, Intramural, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling Murray, Roy Netzel, Martha Bowling, Senior Play Oakes, Florence Commercial, Etiquette, Student Staff, Bowling, Horseback Riding, French Oakley, Edward Olsen, Gloria Osborne, Alice G. A. A., Intramural Pac.en, Christina Chorus, Commercial, Dramatics, G. A. A., Library, Lighthouse Staff, Scribes, Verse Speaking Choir, Honor Society Parker, Walter Honor Society, Service Club, Student Staff, Student Council, Vice-President 10 A. Senior Play. Assembly Hoard, Leaders Club Pattison, Nancy Riology, Rowling, Chorus, Commercial, G. A. A., Honor Society, Service Club, Travel, Girls’ Hi-Y Payton, Reitlah Dramatics Pearson, Dorothy Pearson, Stanley Raseball, Rowling. Camera, Chess Phillips, J i m French Pipes, LaWanda Horseback Riding, Library, Scribes, Service Club Powell, Carolyn Chorus. Dramatics, French, Horseback Riding, Girls’ Ensemble, Archery, Junior Musi- eale, Treasurer 10B Phipps, Gerald Pokksciike, Edward Creative Writing, Dramatics, Senior Play Preston, Stewart Aeronautics, Rifle Pick el ii au pt , William Pond, Rettie Ann Chorus, Junior Musicale Prince, Clayton Raseball, Basketball, Intramural. Traffic Squad, Boat Radford. John Reyna, Nick Baseball Rikdel, C.eorc.e Radike, Dorothy Home Economics, Lighthouse Stall Reh hard, Lucille Chorus, G. A. A., Intramural Richter, Charlotte Riddell, Phyllis Rilf.y, Dorothy Robinson, Carlton J. French, Rifle, Honor Society Rossow, William Ryan, William Ili-Y Boys, Radio, World Affairs Sampler, Albert Sass, Viola Service Club Schatzline, Donald Baseball, Basketball, Football, Intramural, P. H. Club. Traffic Squad SCH EON ROCK, HERBERT Bowling, Cheerleader Schiem an, Jeannette Schieman, Marion Intramural G. A. A., Intramural Schultz, Donald Bowling, Chorus, Dramatics, Service Club, Senior Play, Boys’ Ensemble, Junior Musicale Schwitzke, Verna Commercial Seagrave, Jane Chorus, Girls’ Ensemble, Camera, Art Scott, Wayne Basketball, Intramural Setter, Clyde Rifle, Service Club Seabrooke, Audrey Basketball, Commercial, Bowling, Intramural, Service Club, Scribes Shkpardson, Patricia Shepherd, Helen Short, Richard Sieman, Marie Baseball, Bowling, Bowling. Home Camera, Hi-Y Boys Economics Sischo, William Chorus, Honor Society, Social Dancing Smith, Mabel Biology, Creative Writing, Etiquette, Honor Society, Latin, Social Dancing, World Affairs Club Sullivan, Leonard Smith, Donald Sprincstead, Joyce Bowling, French Talbot, Gerald Camera, Chess, French, Chorus, Scouting, Radio Smith, Jean Bowling, Honor Society, C horus. Creative Writing, Dramatics, Etiquette, G. A. A., Scribes, Assembly Board, Girls’ Ensemble, Senior Play Stover, Sar h Biology, Commercial, Dramatics, Etiquette, Service Club, Travel Telfer, Charles Chorus, Football, Golf, Honor Society, P. H. Club. Student Staff. World Affairs, Leaders Club. Assembly Board, Senior Play Thompson, Dorothy Thomas, Elizabeth Thomas, Vivian Service Club Chorus, Dramatics, Horseback Riding, Latin, Student Council Tilley. Beth Tisdale. Lorraine Tobin, Elizabeth Art. Camera. Chess, Chorus. Honor Society, Latin, Lighthouse Stafr, Solo Training, Student Council, Student Staff, Junior Musicale, Girls Ensemble, Verse Speaking Choir Dramatics, Student Staff Toles, Eugene Tomlinson, William Townsend, Maggie Bowling, Chorus, Glee Club Honor Society, Hi-Y Boys, Intramural, Mixed Ensemble, Roys’ Ensemble. Service Club, Student Council, Vice- President 11B, Assembly Board Treat, Eleanor Junior Musicale, Art, Camera, Chorus, Honor Society, Library, Student Staff, Verse Speaking Choir, Girls’ Ensemble, Future Teachers Tucker, Elaine Latin, Majorettes, Social Dancing, World Affairs Club Van Val ken burg, LeRoy Honor Society, Senior Play, Art, Camera. Creative Writing, Latin Salutatorian Treleavkn, Marie Library TUX ILL, HU BERTA Art, Creative Writing, Dramatics. Latin, Service Club, World Affairs V incent, Dormer Bowling, Intramural, Tumbling Trumski, John Football, Intramural, Traffic Squad Tweet, Dorothy Library Walker. Dorothy Camera, Chorus, Lighthouse, Verse Speaking, Junior Musicale Walsh, Elizabeth Biology, Latin, Intramural, G. A. A. Warner, Margaret Camera, Dramatics, Horseback Riding, Library, Scribes, Service Club, Verse Speaking Choir Warren, Frederick Warren, Ruth Chorus, Commercial, Horseback Riding, Library, Archery Warsinski, Elizabeth Chorus, Etiquette, G. A. A., Horseback Riding, Intramural, Junior Musicale Webb, Mildred Dramatics, Scribes Wiess, Marie Wellman, Carlton Welsh, Nellie Library Westfall, Gwendolyn Wilton, Harold Intramural Wilton, Kathryn Art, Dramatics, Service Club, Student Staff, Verse Speaking, Honor Society Wolvin, Jack Woolman, F.arl Wright, Hilda Zauner, Peter Zeplzauer. Julius Shalast, Thomas GRADUATES WITHOUT PICTURES Correy, Arthur Fisher, Arthur Langolf, Marie wjf I V I — tjfcjtk. ■Bk At Q % Aft i2 The June class presented something really fine in a Senior Play. Under the splendid direction of George Batka they produced Thorton Wilder’s “Our 1 own. The accompanying pictures were taken at rehearsal. We see here “Papa” Jack Gibbs, “Mother” Dot Dobratz, and “Daughter” Betty Adams in a characteristic family pose. “Dad” Don Schultz “reads the riot act” to Maynard North. In the center of the page we see the poster used to advertise the play in the main hall. LeRoy VanValkenburg and Dot Dobratz relax between acts. John Boukamp peddles his milk to Jean Anderson and in the bottom shot Betty and Maynard converse out of their up- stairs windows. THE CAST Stage Manager LEROY VANVALKENBURG Dr. Gibbs DON SCHULTZ Joe Crowell Bil l TOMLINSON Howie Newsome JOHN BOUKAMP Mrs. Gibbs JOAN ANDERSON Mrs. Webb DOROTHY DOBRATZ George Gibbs .... MAYNARD NORTH Rebecca Gibbs Jl GOSS Wally Webb Bob Saunders Emily Webb BETTY ADAMS Professor Willard RALPH HOFFMEYER Mr. Webb JACK GlBBS Woman in Balcony MARJORIE BENEDICT Man in Auditorium ELMER LINCOLN Lady in Box VIRGINIA BARTH Simon Stimson DON LUDLOW Mrs. Soames JEAN SMITH Constable Warren BILLY IRWIN Si Crowell WALT PARKER Sam Craig ED POERSCHKE Joe Stoddard Bob MCPHERSON PEOPLE OF THE TOWN Martha Noetzel. Betty Ann Pond. Dorothy Lawson. Marion Kramp. Charles Telfer. Charles Bannon. Mabel Smith. Christina Pagen. Jerry Talbot, Bill Balmer. John Madill. Charlotte Jones. Helen Battle. Shirley Cohen. Joan Goss- man. Elizabeth Kohn. Jane Seagrave. Eleanor Treat. Bill Sischo. Jack Burde. and Graydon Morrison. This play required a large and effici- ent technical staff and that staff deserves to be congratulated on the fine job they did. KTHIaETICS Foot ball In ’41 the Port Huron High School Football team, better known as the “Big Reds,” started the season with a “bang” by taking Harbor Beach into camp 34 to 0. The Reds showed a powerful line and a fast backfield. The next opponent was a strong Pontiac High eleven. Pontiac, cashing in on several breaks, defeated us 26 to 0. Then our team traveled to Ferndale and there the “Reds” suffered a 1 5 to 0 defeat at the hands of Lincoln High. On October 10, in a quagmire of mud, we met our long traditional foes, the Mount Clemens High School. Al- though the Port Huron boys showed up well, Mount Clemens carried home the little brown jug to the tune of 8 to 0. A very tough foe was met when P. H. H. S. journeyed to the Prison City to meet the Jackson High eleven. Fail- ing to stop Jackson’s all-state halfback, we suffered our fourth straight defeat. Jackson 14, P. H. 0. Against Hazel Park the team showed up better as they held the Parkers to 19-19 tie. It was a see-saw affair with the lead changing hands several times. In our annual game with the Sarnia Collcgiates the lads finally broke into the win column as they gained an 8-0 victory in this international affair. On November 8, we wound up our regular season with a smashing 33 to 0 victory over the Grossc Pointe gridders. The boys showed strength in every department. As a traditional wind-up. the Seniors played the Underclassmen. This game ended in a scoreless tie. So with three wins, one tie, and four losses, Port Huron showed it was on its way back to the football heights. Here we have some “shot’ ' picked up by our photographer as he wandered about Grand Trunk park last fall. The two pictures are of the Mount Clemens game in which our mud-smattered war- riors went down to defeat. Some of the feminine fans watch the game care- fully, while McNeice, Rowell, and Smith give out with a little horseplay. Our ex-principal M. Clemenson, who is now at Grossc Point, joined Mr. Tomlinson for the Grosse Pointe-P. H. contest. Mr. Tomlinson had his chance to crow this year and get even for what happened last year. Our cheerleaders were caught as they relaxed between yells. Several girls were snapped vainly cheering the team on. V Basketball When our basketball team is under The record: discussion all we have to say is. “look Port Huron at the record.’’ This past season we had twelve wins and two losses during the 23 Grand Rapids — 17 regular season. Under the leadership of 20 Flint Northern — 13 Coaches “Brick” Fowler and Carl 37 East Detroit — 14 Steinborn and Captain Bill Truscott the 44 Hazel Park — 32 Red-Whites took on everything and 45 Ferndale — 1 6 anything and came out on the long end of the score most of the time. 25 Mount Clemens — 29 The Clarence Phare Memorial is 39 Ford Trade — 27 given to the boy who plays the game 28 Grossc Pointe — 27 to the best of his ability and with a 41 Toledo Waite — 35 fine display of good sportsmanship. 39 Mount Clemens — 24 According to ‘‘Brick’s” estimation this past season George Mosure of the class 32 Hazel Park — 26 of ’42. comes closest to this standard. 20 Ferndale — 1 8 George gave his all to the team and to 36 Ford Trade — 38 his school. 30 Toledo Libby — 28 In these action shots we notice Don Schatzline, Port Huron’s “All-State contribution, posed for a free throw. A scramble for the ball i iderneath the basket, and a center jump were snapped as Port Huron went on from victory to victory. In the center picture, Captain Bill Truscott, who was a fine leader and sportsman, was caught about to try a long one. At lower left we have flashy Bob Hobden about to sink a free toss and at right the combination of Truscott, Dobratz, Toth (Captain-elect) , and Mosure show that “they shall not pass attitude that lent much to our success. Golf The golf squad pictured here is with- out a doubt one of the finest in Port Huron High School’s history. Several of the boys pictured here are veterans and two of them, Kleinstiver and C. Telfer, have had three years of varsity golf. The top picture shows reading from left to right Bill Telfer, Captain Chuck Telfer, Vance Kleinstiver, and Frank Smith. In the middle shot Captain Telfer and the number one man. Van Klein- stiver, show some of the fundamentals of the game. The rest of the squad are Charles Whipple. Jack Stonehouse. Bob Vaughn, Leo Calhoun, and Stan Pet- tengill. Baseball Under the direction of Coach Willard Blackney the Red-White baseball teams have maintained a fine record for many years and everything seems to point to a fine season again this year. As you see from the pictures the lads will play on antiquated Athletic Field but their love of the game seems to overcome that handicap. In the top snap John Wirtz is about to try and line one out. Note the look of determination. This dugout shot shows just what those on the bench go through while the boys are in action. Look at Willard’s tense features as he squints into the sun. The bottom pic- ture shows the Reds going into action. The saxophone section of our band puts on a special act at one of our assemblies. The dramatics club puts on several assemblies and in one of these we got a picture of Jack Gibbs in action as he tried the old-fashioned way of ridding himself of the pest played by Mabel Smith. This play like all our others was directed by George Batka, our speech instructor. Franklyn Bergsman volunteered to help at one of our assemblies and drew the job of helping the archery expert. The meeting place for some of the gang between classes and after school is our beloved “well.” This clever shot is one taken from the third floor of the much-used spot. HCTIUITIES Members of the STUDENT Staff have worked long and hard in bringing this book to you. Members are shown in the top picture during production. Read- ing from right to left, Phyllis Neal, Shirley Millne, Fradell Hunter, Lillian Geanokopolous. Florence Oakes, Kath- leen McCormick, LaVina Dykeman, Shirley Cohen, Eleanor Treat, and Kathryn Wilton. Co-Editors Walt Parker, and Ralph Hoffmeyer are shown here just before the “staff” went into action. Standing behind them in the middle is Chuck Telfer, Business Manager. Other mem- bers of the Editorial and business staffs include Don Ludlow, Shirley Millne, Phyllis Neal, Nancy Mosher, and Alice Koury. It takes a lot of advertising to sell the STUDENT to the school. Most of these “shots” show the efforts to put that campaign over. THE STAFF Co-Editor __ Y A I r PARKER Co-Editor Ralph Hoffmeyer Make-up. PHYLLIS A. NF.AL Art Bill Hildebrand Sports _ Dave Gorte, Don Ludlow Business Manager ™ CHARLES TELFER Assistant Business Manager SHIRLEY MILLNE Student Government in action is pic- tured in this top snap. Here we have a meeting of a special committee. Chair- man Bob McVety maps out his plan as Ken Falk, Walt Parker, Dick Gibbs, Walt Barthel, Virginia Fawcett, and faculty advisor Miss Muhlitner look on. Chairman Shirley Henderson and Walt Barthel and Ellen Estlund of the “pep” committee work out ways and means of helping school spirit. That shot of Walt Parker, Student Council President, was shoved in by some of his ‘‘would-be” friends. This group reading from left to right includes Beth Tilly, Ross Zimmer, Joyce Kapanke, Rodger Irwin, and standing are Richard Gibbs and Ken Falk. These folks are mapping out a new Student Council Constitution. At a regular meeting Bill Tomlinson and Bob McVety debate an idea as Vir- ginia Fawcett, Evelyn Phillips, and Ken Washington, look on. One of the outstanding and best- known of our school organizations is the high school band. In their brilliant red and white uniforms the Band per- forms yeoman service. They meet every third hour to rehearse and work out their selections. Mr. E. E. Straffon is the director of this fine organization. At all of our assemblies they play several selections and at one assembly presented an entire concert. Several band festivals and appearances throughout the district have added much to their prestige. Con- gratulations to the Band for their very successful season. Another group that does a lot to keep up the spirit of those attending our games, are the cheerleaders who have worked hard all season. They have de- veloped several new yells and acts which add much to the color of the games. 1 Under the leadership of Miss Anderson and Editor Bob McVety the Lighthouse has been published every other week throughout the year. They have done a great job. This is the staff: Editor Bob McVety Assistant - MARY ALICE MACTAGGART Exchange PAT KELLY Art Virginia Barth. Rosarta Hume Sports Editor KEN FALK Reporters ANN MACDONALD. BETH TILLY Business Manager CHAS. BANNAN Assistant BRUCE GODLEY .. (MARY Baunoch Advertising (CHRISTINA PAGEN 1 Donna Andrews Typists (Barbara DeMude Faculty Advisor MISS ALICE ANDERSON On the four point basis of Scholar- ship, Leadership. Character, and Service, fifteen per cent of every class gets elected into the National Honor Society. This is considered a great honor. Lorene Short and Charles Telfer acted as Presidents this past year. The Scribes Club is for those ad- vanced shorthand students who wish to increase their rate of speed in taking dic- tation. The club also has several social events during the year. j The High School Choir, so ably di- rected by Miss Hyde, has given many fine performances this past year. The Choir meets every day eighth hour to rehearse. It sings at the Christmas and Easter assemblies as well as at Bacca- laureate services. Other annual events include the Christmas services at the Desmond Theatre, the Spring Voice Festival, and the Michigan Voice Festi- val in Lansing. This group carries out many fine projects, and it is self-supporting. The Choir president this past year has been Charles Bannan. Before being eligible for the Choir a student must have had at least one year of Vocal. This preliminary training class meets every seventh hour in the auditorium. It, too, is directed by Miss Hyde. The Library Club is made up of students who intend to follow library work as their occupation and those simply interested in books. It assists Miss Evert in Library in all phases of her work. This club is also quite a social group. Those students that are interested in developing and improving their literary ability do this by co-operation in the Creative Writing Club. Under the direc- tion of Miss Ballentinc, the members criticize each others work and produce an annual book containing literary works of its members. This group is the Tenor section of the Vocal Class. We regret that space limitations on page 43 forced us to publish it on this page. Jane Seagrave, Nancy Mosher, and Phyllis Neal admire as Bob McPherson points out the good and bad points of the picture in the upper shot of the Art Club. In the lower pictures L. LeRoy VanValkenburg holds the picture as a three-way critical discussion is carried on. The Art Club, under the supervision of Miss Mann, is interested in all forms of art, ranging from drawing and fash- sion designing, to soap carving. Stewart Preston. Fred Limberg, and Bill Prince discuss the unfinished plane that Mr. Hillburn, the club advisor, is holding. Prince, Bill Kowitz, and Hill- burn listen as Bill Thrun explains the technical aspects of the small motor he holds. The Aeronautics Club was organized last year for those interested in model- plane building. They have taken part in the government model building pro- gram and have completed many models. Top shot shows members of the French Club. This is for students with a very great interest in French and who desire a better understanding of the sub- ject. They speak French, thus gaining confidence in pronunciation and play games to increase their vocabulary knowledge. Miss Olsen is the advisor. The middle picture is of the newly- formed Future Teachers Club. This club studies both the good and bad side of teaching technique as well as teaching requirements. The members also inves- tigate colleges. The club is sponsored by Miss Walsh. Under the direction of Mrs. Posey, those commercial students who wish to supplement their course, participate in added activities in the Commercial Club. The club studies office machine opera- tion and business procedure. The P. H. Club was organized sev- eral years ago by our Athletic Director, “Brick’’ Fowler. All boys that have been awarded their major sports letter are members. Here we have one of the largest of High School Clubs, the Dramatics Club. Under the direction of Mr. Batka. this club has produced some fine plays. The main purpose is to stimulate an active interest in play production methods. The Girls’ Athletic Association, bet- ter known as the G. A. A., is for those girls interested in sports of all kinds. The gym is reserved for them certain nights each week and competition among the classes is quite severe. Miss Kuhlenkamp is faculty advisor for the group. Here we see the Travel Club. It was organized several years ago for those students interes ted in far away places. Several speakers are invited to speak to the group and Miss Meehan, of our mathematics department, has given sev- eral talks. Miss Folkerts is the club sponsor. In connection with her regular Latin course Miss Eichhorn sponsors the Latin Club. They participated in National Latin Week and published a Latin news- paper during the last semester. The Rifle Club is one which gives some of the lads that much-sought chance to learn to shoot and shoot accurately. Under the direction of Cap- tain Robinson the boys are instructed in the handling and care of firearms. In this group is shown some members of the Honor Society. This group is the Scouting Club and is made up of those scouts interested in further scouting activities. Most of the boys are scouts of high rank and many are Sea Scouts. The club advisor is Mr. L. Adams. Here we have the hard-working serv- ice squad. These people have the tough job of keeping things under control in our halls and deserve a lot of credit for the fine job they have done. (The ques- tion of the moment is who let the big Telfer boy into the picture.) One of the favorite winter pastimes around our school is the sport of bowl- ing. The pupils, under the leadership of Mr. Miller, organized two leagues, bowling two nights a week throughout the year at the Red Crown Recreation. Many students took advantage of this opportunity to enjoy themselves. The Camera Club gives students a chance to learn how to develop and print their own pictures. The club goes into the study of photography quite thoroughly under Mr. Ronan, faculty advisor, who probably took this and many other pictures for the STUDENT. The World Affairs Club is for students interested in current events and the discussing and debating of their im- portance. The large map shown in these pictures was set up with its educational information by the club. Miss Dicer is faculty advisor. Those music students who wish to receive further voice training may acquire it through the Solo Training group in which training is given and music studied. This “shot” shows the class officers of June of 1944, being petitioned by a class member. Yearly the Civics classes participate in a mock trial. This year Fred Mills, 1 2B President, was charged with drunk driving. Assisted by Judge Mclnnes and Attorney H. Streeter, the students put on a very realistic trial. These two top “shots’’ are of this event. Marge Bene- dict takes the oath to tell nothing but the truth from Judge Mclnnes. Defend- ant Mills and his lawyer confer as to their next move. The middle picture shows the jury in the background. At the bottom the Chess Club is in the midst of a hot tournament. The club is divided into two groups accord- ing to the experience of the players and several interesting tournaments are held. In springtime the thoughts of the students around good old P. H. H. S. turn to love and their dislike of work. In the upper left shot we see the cad, Ken Falk, having his bit of fun with Jane Gillow (Harry’s girl.) Also, as you can see, we caught Bill Telfer using some of that Telfer tech- nique, the kind his brother made fam- ous. In the picture it is easy to see that Miss Nancy Mosher is liking it, too. Whoever would have thought that Bill Tomlinson, the principal’s own nephew and one of the outstanding men of the senior class, would let himself get caught by the camera with his pipe in his mouth in front of school. Not only that, but he is a good friend of mine and I hate to see a good kid go wrong. Friends Ken Falk and Harry Keeler get real chummy in front of school. It must have been Friday night because of the happy look on their faces. Chuck Bannan must enjoy making faces, otherwise he certainly wouldn’t make them while in the charming com- pany of Marion Anderson. Note the uniform folks! Congratulations THE STUDENT Staff wishes to express their appreciation to Mr. Abernethy and Mr. Ronan for their help. Riverside Printing Company Port Huron Askar-Shain, Photography- Port Huron Service Engraving Company Detroit O . on f.iii, O tvi i i .. £. dM t OjU I VIimHIX huAUb s RDVERTISMG C. Kern Brewing Co. 5 1 1 River Street Port Huron Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 781 Griswold Street Phone 40 1 “Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles” Montgomery Ward Co. J. C. Penney Co., Inc. 312-314 Huron Avenue 311 Huron Avenue Ballcntinc Dry Goods Co. 204 Huron Avenue Troy Laundry Co. 5 1 9 Pine Street Fox Jewelers Cr Opticians 1 1 1 Huron Avenue Seeley E. 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