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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1943 volume:

In these perilous times we are expected to do our part toward win- ning the war. This is a tremendous task, but we will be faced with one which is even greater after the war- that of winning the peace. It will be our duty— the youth of America — and we are now preparing for our part in America’s future. We, the staff, present the 1943 Student as our contribution toward VICTORY. THE STUDENT Mr. Tomlinson We, the class of 194-3, have some- thing in common with Mr. Tomlinson; we entered high school together. He has accomplished much in the way of improve ments for the school. In addition he has made our stay at Port Huron High School more interesting and enjoyable. All we can say is, Thank you, Mr. Tom- linson. Mr. Crull Mr. Crull, Superintendent of schools in Port Huron, has proven his capability and friendliness on many occasions. He has been a real inspiration to the stu- dents of Port Huron High School--no greater tribute could we give him. Miss Meehan The class of January, 1943, was fortunate to have Miss Catherine Meehan for adviser. The students of the January class will long remember her for her kindness and expert supervision. Miss Kean Miss Ellen Kean was the very capable adviser of the June cl-ss. She has a special place in our hearts for her kindness and friendly spirit. Through her management the class en- joyed a successful hi?h school career. r TW. STT ' iDTOT Mr. Bond This is a picture of the new physics teacher and he seems to be well liked by all his students . Miss Rice She is a new addi- tion to the staff of teachers, but she caught on auickly and Is doing a swell job of teaching chemistry. Mr. Batka Mr. Batka is the in- structor of the rrarratics club and is directing the Senior Play as efficiently as always. Mr. Elackney This is no new face to most of us, but he is teaching something new to us. Calisthenics is his speciality now and he is showing them how it is done r3 ht • Mr. Phillips Mr. Phillips is now serving in the Army as a sargeant. He used to be our biology teacher, but the Army got him as it gets all good men. Mr. Carter Mr. Carter is an- other one of the new members of the faculty. He is the new machine drawing instructor and is really doing all right. FREEMAN DEN TEL With the passing of Freeman Dentel the teachers of Port Huron lost one of their most earnest workers. In the eighteen years that he was a member of our teaching staff he was an ardent sup- porter of the Teachers Club, actively serving on several of their committees. At the time of his death Mr. Dentel was president of the Faculty Men f s Club. He was head of the High School Commercial Department and through his guidance and advice, the department has become one of the finest and most practical in the system. Mr. Dentel was school treasurer for the High School and gave voluntarily many hours to the detailed bookkeeping. To the student body Mr. Dentel was known as an excellent teacher of shorthand, typewriting, commercial law bookkeeping, and economics. He was also a familiar figure at the athletic contests for he was in charge of ticket sales at the gate. He commanded the respect of all who knew him. To Mrs. Dentel and family we express our deepest sympathy. THE S TO DENT iff 2 THE STUDENT Betty iians Helen Alien Walter Barthel Jeasie Bell Irene Balcaie Harly Boughner Nancy Bought or Jerri a Brlacel ( Donne Brown Jack Car 8 on Virginia Caulkett Robert Ceglarek Thomas Churchill Arthur Cook Ri chari Cotton Margaret Cowan Arthur Dell Alrin Dionne Jack Dob rat 2 Shirley Edit Delores Elchenburg THE STUDENT Dorothy Elizabeth Joan Baerick Erne rick Swart Hulda Virginia Katherine Delorea Farley Fawcett Fead Fit 2 Batty Carol Freeland Garner Gerald Elizabeth Virginia Wreford Genaw Gibbs Godbold Gould ing Helen Graves Albert Donna Doris Green Green Greene Dennis Betty Theresa Haeck Hall Hart Helen Hayes THB STUDENT Martin Hearing Mazy Heinback Phyllis Holth Ruth Ingarson Doris Johnson Mary Johnson Fred Kaarsberg Corinns Alex Robert Eapanka Langolf Lapish Lee Lennon Barbara Logan (Jerald MoCabe Matilda Matar Betty Donald Fred Meyer Miller Mills Nancy Oeorge Bari Mosher Mosure Munroe Anna Belle Nelson THE STUDENT Eldora 0 Connell Pauline Parks Virginia Parrish Donald Patterson Evelyn Phillips Gaylord Pollock Shirley Price Betty Raetzel Benjamin Richards James Richards Dorothy Rogers Harold Rossow Willian Runk Doris Rnssell Floyd Russell Gloria Sanford Clifford Schultz Marion Scheffer Patricia Short Donald Suith Adeline Staley THE STUDENT Charles Thome Georgette Touma Mary Tree Harry Tigress Bernice Wedge Robert Wetzel Margaret Whit lean Jack Wilkinson Donald Graham David Pickl ehaupt THE STODEST BETTY ADAMS Majorettes HELEN ALLES Art, Camera, Chess, Latin, Library, Service Club, Honor Society WALTER BARTEEL Bowling, Boys 1 Hi-Y, Latin, Cheerleader, Student Council, Senior Play, Honor Society JESSIE BELL Dramatics, Chorus, Honor Society IRENE BALCSIS Social Dancing HARLY BOUGHNER P. H. Club, Football NANCY BOUGH TER Chorus, Dramatics, Student Staff, Senior Play FERRIS BRISCOL Baseball, Football, P • H . Club DONNA BROWN Bowling, Chorus, Secretary 11B, Honor Society JACK CARSON Baseball, Bowling, Camera, Football, Boys 1 Hi-Y, Student Council, Intramural VIRGINIA CAULKETT Dramatics, Service Club, Student Staff, Student Council ROBERT CEGLAREK Rifle, Social Dancing THOMAS CHURCHILL Bowling, Boys 1 Hl-Y ARTHUR COOK RICHARD COTTON Bowling, Dramatics, Boys Hi-Y, Senior Play, Intramural MARGARET COWAN ARTHUR DELL ALVIN DIONNE JACK DOBRATZ Baseball, Basketball, Chorus, Football, Intramural, P. H. Club SHIRLEY EDIE Chorus, Social Dancing DELORES EICHEN BURG Commercial, Service Club DOROTHY EMERICK ELIZABETH EMERICK JOAN EWART HULDA FARLEY Service Club VIRGINIA FAWCETT Chorus, Creative Writing, Service Club, Student Council, Honor Society KATHERINE FEAD Chorus, Dramatics, Service Club, Student Staff DELORES FITZ Commercial BETTY FREELAND Chess, Junior Musicale, Chorus CAROL GARNER Chorus, Intramural, Social Dancing GERALD GEN AW Bowling, Camera, Chess, Radio, Science, Social Dancing, Travel ELIZABETH GIBBS Chorus, Dramatics, Service Club, Senior Play VIRGINIA GODBOLD Chorus, Service Club, Student Council, Honor Society WREFORD GOULDING DONALD GRAHAM HELEN GRAVES Majorettes ALBERT GREM Bowling, Latin, Rifle, Treasurer 12A DONNA GREEN G. A. A., Majorettes, Senior Play DORIS GRE13 E Commercial, G. A A DENNIS HAECK Bowling, Intramural, Latin, Rifle, Senior Play, Secretary 12A BETTY HALL Secretary 10A, 11B THERESA HART Home Economics, Service Club, Student Council HELEN HAYES Commercial, Service Club, Student Council MARTIN HEERING Service ' Club MARY HEIMBACK Social Dancing PHYLLIS HOLTE Future Teachers RUTH INGERSON Chess, Intramural DORIS JOHNSON Library, Service Club THE STUDENT MARY JOHNSON Social Dancing FRED KAARSBERO Track, Chess, Football, Boys 1 Hi-Y, Intramural CORIN ' NE KAPANKA Art, Bowling, Service Club ALEX LAN GOLF Social Dancing, Service Club, Intramural ROBERT LAPISH Camera, Football LEE LENNON Commercial, Creative Writing, Football, Intramural, Latin, P. H. Club, Senior Play, Assembly Board 11B, 11A, 12B, 12A BARBARA LOGAN Bowling, Commercial, G • A • A GERALD McCABE Camera, Football, Rifle MATILDA MATAR Commercial, G A. A., Intramural, Library, Social Dancing BETTY MEYER Camera, Dramatics , Majorettes, Chorus, Service Club, Chess, Social Dancing, Student Staff, Honor Society DONALD MILLER Chorus, Dramatics, Boys Hi-Y, World Affairs FRED MILLS Boys Hi-Y, Service Club, Intramural, Rifle, President 10th, 11th, 12th grades, Honor Society NANCY MOSHER Art, Commercial, Dramatics, Service Club, Student Staff GEORGE MO SURE EARL MUNROE Chess, Philatelic ANNA BELLE NELSON G • A • A • ELDORA O ' CONNELL Library PAULINE PARKS Commercial VIRGINIA PARRISH Baseball, Lighthouse, Creative Writing, Service Club, Student Staff, Secretary 10B, 11B, 11A, 12B DONALD E. PATTERSON HAROLD ROSSOW Traffic Squad, Score Board WILLIAM RUNK Football DORIS RUSSELL FLOYD RUSSELL GLORIA SANFORD Biology, Chorus, Latin, Dramatics, G. A. A., Intramural, Library, Service Club, Honor Society, Salutatorian CLIFFORD SCHULTZ Art, Baseball, Football, Intramural MARION SCHEFFER G. A. A., Chess PATRICIA SHORT Service Club, Senior Play, Treasurer 12B, 11A, Honor Society DONALD SMITH ADELINE STALEY Chorus JACK WILKINSON Bowling, Football, Service Club EVELYN PHILLIPS Honor Society, Library, Service Club, Student Council, Valadictorian DAVID PICKLEHAUPT GAYLORD POLLOCK Camera, Rifle SHIRLEY PRICE Bowling, Chorus, Social Dancing, Student Staff BETTY RAETZEL Student Staff BENJAMIN RICHARDS JAMES RICHARDS Basketball, Biology, Intramural DOROTHY ROGERS CHARLES THORNE Bowling, Cheerleader, Chorus, Dramatics, Intramural, Latin, Student Staff, Student Council 12A GEORGETTE TOUMA MARY TREE Art, Creative Writing, Lighthouse, Service Club, Honor Society HARRY VI GRASS Basketball, Football, Intramural, P. H. Club BERNICE WEDGE ROBERT WETZEL Boys Hi-Y MARGARET WHITICAN Intramurel, Service Club, Majorettes TIlE student Beth Alcock Marion Anderson Richard Anderson Ralph Anderson Betty Arm it age Jack Armstrong Bob Babcock Evern Bad ley Kenneth Badley Allan Bailey Alan Baird Marion Barnes Betty Bauer Naomi Bearinger Lloyd Bedford Ruth Berg Bill Bernum Lillian Bolton Howard Bowman Harry Bott Jeannette Bourke THE STUDENT Beth Branch Phillip Bruce Zelma Buchanon Jack Burde Gladys Burnette Joyce Burt Beverly Button Richard Byrne Leona Campbell Harriet Carl et on Betty Carrier Carmen Casado Nick Castello Betty Chamboy Edna Chapman Wanda Chisholm Donna Churchill Yvonne Clink Bob Clubb Bob Collins Constance Comb Jack Conklin Kathryn Conlln Mae Coulter Dorothy Cowper Ruth Cowper Bruce Curtis Curt Czech James Daly Vanda Davidson Jeanne Davis Julia Davis Richard Davis Hilda DeLacy Alice Denker Qene Dlcua Margaret Ditty Peggy Dobbins Doris Dobratz Martin Dobri ng Mary Dragneff Joyce Duttwieler Ellen Estlund Earle Eveningred Richard Falls Gaylord Feick Theodore Feick Bob Fiedler Donald French Randall French Roy French George Friedland John Frizzell Wendell Frye Marguerita Garza John Gean Caroline Godley Marlon Gordon Betty Gorniac Jean Gowie Alice Gutierrez James Gul sdala Cameron Hale THE STUDENT Ima Jean Hall Delores Hanel Doris Hardy Norma Harris Elizabeth Harrison James Haslip Lillian Hastings Helen Heede Shirley Henderson Harvey Henry Helen Heyer Bob Hillock Clarence Hodge Amp ora Huerta Betty Hughes Rosarita Hume Eradelle Hunter La Von Hus 3 Phyllis Hyde Bob Jar chow Etta Johnson the sTrmmrr Marion Johnston Suzanne Johnston Carlton Jones Stewart Jurn Bill Kenny Ruth Kessel Boyene Ketels Befulah Kiddey Jack Kilets Avalon Kiley Barbara Kinnee Clarence Kirkendall Carl Klammer Adele Klinger Evelyn Koury Edith Kruger Bill Krenke Doris Krestick Dorothy Kugel Jack Lamb Vivian Lambert THESnJDEMT Betty Large Mary Lent Betty Levy Dick Lewis Carrie Lee Lott Dean McCarron Jeanette McClung Jean McCombs Lorrine McDonald Shirley MacGregor Robert MacLean Dorothy Mabus Elaine Major Joseph Manchester Helen Mann Arleen Masters Francis Matthews Mac May Madonna Maynard Carmen Miller Eleanor Miller THE STUDENT Shirley Millne Mary Moak Alice Model ewski Franklin Mudge Velma Mudge Marjorie Nelson Donald Neumann James Nofs Bernard Ogden Rex Oliver Lyle Owens Mary Jane Parent Pat Parker Walter Peck ! Ivan Perry Lorraine Perry Vernon Petra Bob Petrick Doris Phillips Lillian Phillips Jack Pickett THE STUDENT Marguerite Platzer Barbara Porter Bill Prince Donna Rabidue Joseph Randolph Ralph Reuter David Ri chert Robert Riley Dorothy Robbins Margaret Roech Doris Jane Ross Beatrice Sanderson Evelyn Sargent Dorothy Sawyer Muriel Schiller Robert Schlitts Don Schroeder Doris Schrader Grace Schulenberg Robert Schultheise Elaine Schultz ■THE, STUDENT Marylin Schupback Jim Scott Robert Shipman Donald Shoffner Lois Simmon Verna Sloat Aileen anith Henry Smith Willard 3 ith Feaster Speer Marion Steven Irene Stewart Andrew Sullivan John Swainson Margaret Tait Roy Tebeau Phillip Thomas William Thornton Calvin Toles Harold Trumski Shirley Turck Bob Ullenbruch Alberta Vatter Robert Vaughn William Vincent Shirley Vincent Paul Wakeen Arthur Walter Clarence Warner Lois Warren Mary Wars inski Rleanore Wasmuth Claribel Wellman Anne Weston Helen Wetzel Charles Whipple Mary White Robert White TVonne White Ann Whitman Arthur Will© Donna Willey -THB STUDJMT Sally Ann Nancy Mildred Witzke Wizauer Wochholtz Wood Agnes Agnes Woodward ZJaollk Jerry Hal an John Willians Winters Wlrtz Graduates Without Pictures Don Howard Riggs Sieman THE STUDENT BETH ALCOCK Bowling, Dramatics, Chorus, Library, Student Staff MARION ANDERSON Chorus, Dramatics, Honor Society, Student Staff, Student Council RICHARD ANDERSON World Affairs RALPH ANDERSON World Affairs, Senior Play BETTY ARM I TAGE Bowling, Commercial, Service Club JACK ARMSTRONG BOB BABCOCK Bowling, Records EVEKN BADLEY Basketball, Bowling, Intramural, Rifle KENNETH BADLEY Baseball, Basketball, Boys Hi-Y, Intramural ALLAN BAILEY ALAN BAIRD Creative Writing, Radio, Solo Training MARION BARNES Chorus, Commercial BETTY BAUER Art, Commercial, Creative Writing, Etiquette, Scribes, Honor Society NAOMI BEARINGER Chorus, Dramatics LLOYD BEDFORD Baseball, Football, Boys 1 Hi-Y, Horseback Riding, Intramural RUTH BERG Commercial, Scribes, Junior Musi cal e BILL BERNUM LILLIAN BOLTON Bowling, Scribes HOWARD BOWMAN HARRY BOTT Camera, Radio, Intramural JEANNETTE BOURKE Bowling, Chorus, Solo Training BETH BRANCH Chorus, Chess, Latin, Social Dancing, Solo Training, Honor Society, Secretary 12A PHILLIP BRUCE Bowling, Football, Library, P. H. Club ZELMA BUCHAN ON Scribes, Social Dancing JACK BURDE Art, Camera, Chorus, Dramatics, Library, Traffic Squad, World Affairs, Student Staff GLADYS BURNETTE Art, Bowling, Dramatics, Intramural JOYCE BURT Art, Creative Writing, Lighthouse Staff, Scribes BEVERLY BUTTON Camera, Library, Senior Play RICHARD BYRNE Camera, Record LEONA CAMPBELL Commercial, Travel, Horseback Riding MILES CAMPBELL HARRIET CARLE TQN Commercial, Scribes, Travel BETTY CARRIER CARMEN CAS ADO Commercial NICK CASTELLO BETTY CHAM BOY Bowling, Chorus, French, Student Staff, Senior Play EDNA CHAPMAN Chorus, Home Economics WANDA CHISHOLM Chorus, Commercial, Creative Writing, Dramatics, Student Staff, Senior Play DONNA CHURCHILL Bowling, Chess, French, Majorettes, Social Dancing, World Affairs YVONNE CLINK Commercial, Scribes, Travel BOB CLUBB Boys f Hi-Y, Lighthouse Staff BOB COLLINS Art, Chess, Chorus, Creative Writing, Solo Training, Boys Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Double Quartet CONSTANCE COMB Bowling, Chorus, Intramural, Student Staff JACK CONKLIN Camera, Creative Writing, Chess, Football, P. H. Club, Honor Society, Vice- President 11 A, President 12B, 12A KATHRYN CONLTN Chorus, Dramatics, Etiquette, Library, Student Staff, Travel THE STUPED MAE COULTER G. A. A«, Solo Training DOROTHY COWPER RUTH COWPER Commercial, Travel BRUCE CURTIS Boys 1 Hi-Y, Radio CURT CZECH Radio JAMES DALY Latin WANDA DAVIDSON JEANNE DAVIS Chorus, Dramatics, Majorettes JULIA DAVIS Basketball RICHARD DAVIS Baseball, Camera, Football, P. H. Club HILDA DeLACY Dramatics, Etiquette, Latin, Majorettes, Travel, World Affairs ALICE DENKER Chorus, Scribes GENE DICUS Spanish, Cheerleader, Chorus, G. A. A., Home Economics, Majorettes MARGARET DITTY Chorus, Dramatics, Solo Training PEGGY DOBBINS Chorus, Dramatics, Lighthouse Staff, Vice-President 10A, HA, 12B, 12A, Honor Society DORIS DOBRATZ Chorus MARTIN DOBRING Camera, Radio MARY DRAGNEFF Chorus, Intramural, Social Dancing JOYCE DUTTWIELER Student Staff ELLEN ESTLUND Art, Cheerleader, Chorus, Creative Writing, Lighthouse, Library, Student Council, Treasurer 10B, Honor Society EARLE EVENINGRED RICHARD FALK GAYLORD FEICK Camera, Radio, Service Club THEODORE FEICK Traffic Squad BOB FIEDLER Boys Hi-Y, Social Dancing JOHN FLORA DONALD FRENCH RANDALL FRENCH Basketball, P. H Club, Football, Intramural ROY FRENCH Basketball, Biology, Bowling, Chess, Intramural, P. H. Club GEORGE FRIEDLAND Basketball, Golf, P. H. Club, Service Club JOHN FRIZZELL WENDELL FRYE MARGITERI TO GARZA JOHN GEAN Aeronautics, Art, Bowling, Boys Hi-Y, Intramural, World Affairs, Senior Play CAROLINE GODLEY Junior Musicale, Chorus, Creative Writing, World Affairs, Senior Play MARION GORDON BETTY GORNIAC Chorus JEAN GOWIE Biology, Dramatics, Cheerleader, Chorus, Library, Majorettes ALICE GUTIERREZ JAMES GUISDALA Traffic Squad CAMERON HALE IMA JEM HALL Library, Social Dancing DELORES HANEL DORIS HARDY Chorus, Dramatics, Student Staff, World Affairs, Junior Musicale, Senior Play, Honor Society NORMA HARRIS Junior Musicale, Senior Play, Chorus, Etiquette, Service Club, Student Staff, Travel, Spanish ELIZABETH HARRISON Chorus, Etiquette, Home Economics, Senior Play, Latin, Service Club, Junior Musicale JAMES HASLIP Baseball, Service Club LILLIAN HASTINGS Etiquette, Home Economics, Intramural HELEN HEEDE Art THE STUDENIL SHIRLEY HENDERSON Chorus, Dramatics , Student Council, Student Staff, Girls 1 Ensemble, Senior Play, Honor Society HARVEY HENRY Commercial, Football, P. H. Club HELEN HEYER Chorus, Dramatics BOB HILLOCK CLARENCE HODGE Baseball, Football, Chorus, Intramural, P. H. Club, Traffic Club AMPORA HUERTA Camera, Chorus, Junior Musicals BETTY HUGHES Bowling, Chorus, Commercial, Creative Writing, Service Club, Senior Play, World Literature, Secretary 12B ROSARITA HUME Art, Chorus, French, Creative Writing, Dramatics , Lighthouse , Solo Training, Honor Society FRADELLE HUNTER Dramatics LA VON HU S3 Aeronautics, Tumbling, Intramural PHYLLIS HYDE Art, Camera, Chorus, Creative Writing, Dramatics, Service Club, Student Staff BOB JARCHOW Bowling, Intramural ETTA JOHNSON Biology, Intramural CARLTON JONES MARION JOHNSON Camera, Chorus, Home Economics, Majorettes, Solo Training, Assembly Board 10B SUZANNE JOHNSTON STEWART JURN Boys Hl-Y, World Affairs BILL KENNY Creative Writing, Lighthouse, Travel, World Affairs RUTH KESSEL Bowling, Chorus, Dramatics, Student Staff BOYENE KETELS BEULAH KIDDEY Chorus, Dramatics, Junior Musicale, Solo Training, Student Staff, Senior Play JACK KILETS Basketball, Service Club, Intramural AVALON KILEY Chorus, Commercial, Library, Senior Play, Student Staff EDITH KRUGER BILL KRENKE DORIS KRESTICK DOROTHY KUGEL Bowling, Dramatics, Chorus, Spanish, Senior Play JACK LAMB VIVIAN LAMBERT ROBERT LAMBERT BETTY LARGE Chorus, Etiquette, Intramural, Service Club, Senior Play, Student Staff, Travel MARY LENT G. A. A., Dramatics, Intramural, Service Club, World Affairs WAYNE LESTER BETTY LEVY Art, Chorus, Junior Musicale, Creative Writing DICK LEWIS Bowling, Service Club, Honor Society BARBARA KINNEE Chorus, Dramatics, G. A. A., Library, Service Club, Student Staff CLARENCE KIRKENDALL Traffic Squad CARL KLAMMER Boys Ensemble, Chorus Junior Musicale, Solo Training, Service Club Honor Society ADELE KLINGER EVELYN KOURY Dramatics, French, Library, Honor Socie ty, Student Staff, Senior Play CARRIE LEE LOTT DEAN McCARRON Chorus, Junior Musicale Social Dancing, Boys Ensemble, Double Quartette, French, Senior Play, Mixed Ensemble JEANETTE McCLUNG Chorus, Dramatics, Creative Writing, French, Lighthouse, World Literature, Senior Play, Clubs Council, Assembly Board 11B, 11A, Honor Society, Commencement Ensemble JEAN MCCOMBS THE STUDENT LORRIKE MCDONALD MARY MOAK BOB PETRICK Dramatics Chorus, Girls’ Bowling, Radio SHIRLEY MacGREGOR Ensemble, Future Teachers, Junior DORIS PHILLIPS Cheerleader, Chorus, Musicale, Mixed Dramatics, Library, Enxemble, Senior LILLIAN PHILLIPS Majorettes , Play, Service Club, Etiquette, Home Treasurer 10A Commencement Ensemble, Economics ROBERT MacLEAN Student Staff JACK PICKETT ALICE MODEL EWSKI Rifle, Student Staff DOROTHY MABDS Bowling, Solo Commercial Training MARGUERITE PLATZER ELAINE MAJOR FRANKLIN MUDGE Bowling, Dramatics, Solo Training, Library, Bowling, Chorus, Scribes, Student Staff Dramatics, Library, VELMA MUDGE BARBARA PORTER Travel Chorus, Girls’ Ensemble Chorus, Dramatics, JOSEPH MANCHESTER Etiquette, Library, MARJORIE NELSON Travel, Student Staff, HELEN MANN Bowling, Chorus, Honor Society Bowling, Dramatics, Library Student Staff BILL PRINCE DONALD NEUMANN Aeronautics, Bowling, ARLES, 7 MASTERS President 10A Baseball, Basketball, JAMES NOFS Biology, Etiquette, Bowling, Chess, DONNA RABIDUE Service Club Intramural Travel FRANCIS MATTHEWS BERNARD OGDEN JOSEPH RANDOLPH Rifle Bowling, Boys’ Hl-Y, Service Club, Senior RALPH REUTER MAC MAY Play Basketball, Bowling, Baseball, Football, Intramural, Latin, Intramural, P. F. Club REX OLIVER Science MADONNA MAYNARD Radio, Student Staff DAVID RI CHERT Chorus LYLE OWENS Camera CARMEN MILLER MARY JANE PARENT DONALD RIGGS Chorus, French, Girls 1 Chorus, Dramatics, Scribes, Service Club Boys’ Hi-Y, Intramural Ensemble, Double Quartet, Junior DOROTHY ROBBINS Musicale, World PAT PARKER Commercial, Scribes, Literature Travel ELEANOR MILLER WALTER PECK Aeronautics, Baseball, MARGARET ROECH Bowling, Scribes, Bowling, Football, Chorus, Dramatics, Student Staff Intramural, P. H. Club Library, Social SHIRLEY MILLNE HOPE PEREZ GUERRA Dancing, Student Staff Chorus, Dramatics, Creative Writing, DORIS JANE ROSS Junior Musicale, Student Council Dramatics, G. A. A. Senior Play, Service Club. Student Staff, IVAN PERRY ROBERT RILEY Girls’ Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, LORRAINE PERRY BEATRICE SANDERSON Commencement Ensemble, Chorus, Service Club Secretary 10B, 10A EVELYN SARGENT VERNON PETRA Chorus, Commercial THE STUDEKT. DOROTHY SAWYER Camera, French, Senior Play, Student Staff MURIEL SCHILLER Chorus, Biology, Dramatics ROBERT SCHLITTS Baseball, Basketball, P. H. Club DON SCHROEDER Bowling, Chorus, Boys Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Travel DORIS SCHRADER Library, Travel GRACE SCEULENBERG Library, Scribes, Service Club ROBERT SCHULTHEISE Service Club ELAINE SCHULTZ Commercial, Scribes MARILYN SCHUPBACK Art, Camera, Chorus, Service Club, Solo Training JIM SCOTT Chorus ROBERT SHIPMAN Biology, Chess, Chorus, Boys 1 Ensemble, French, Football, Social Dancing, Solo Training, Mixed Ensemble DONALD SHOFFNER Record, Golf, Service Club HOWARD SI EM AN LOIS SI WON S Service Club VERNA SLOAT Junior Musicale, Commencement Ensemble, Senior Play, Chorus, Dramatics, Student Staff, Scribes, World Affairs AILEEN SMITH Chorus, Dramatics, Creative Writing, French, library, Honor Society, Service Club, Travel HENRY SMITH Senior Play, Baseball, Chess, Chorus, Radio, World Affairs, Dramatics WILLARD SMITH Record, Bowling, Chess, Social Dancing, Travel FEASTER SPEER Social Dancing, Travel, Record MARION STEVENS IRENE STEVENS Chorus, Etiquette, Library ANDREW SULLIVAN LEONARD SULLIVAN JOHN SWAIN SON Baseball, Dramatics, Football, P. H. Club, World Affairs MARGARET TAIT Chorus, Student Staff, World Affairs, Girls’ Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Commencement Ensemble, Treasurer 1] B, 11A, 12B, 12A ROY TEBEAU Bowling, Camera, Boys’ Hi-Y, Horseback Riding, Intramural, Traffic Squad WILLIAM THORNTON Bowling, Travel HAROLD TRUMSKI Chess, Horseback Riding, Intramural, Traffic Squad SHIRLEY TURCK Art, Bowling, Chess Chorus, Lighthouse Senior Play ALBERTA VATTER Etiquette, Home Economics ROBERT VAUGHN Creative Writing, Golf, Lighthouse, Record, Senior Play WILLIAM VINCENT Bowling, Camera, Travel, World Affairs, Senior Play SHIRLEY VINCENT Dramatics, Library, Travel PAUL WAKEEN Baseball, Chorus, Intramural, Solo Training, Philatelic ARTHUR WALTER Aeronautics, Camera, Basketball, Intramural CLARENCE WARNER Aeronautics, Camera, Radio LOIS WARREN Chorus, Commercial, Scribes, Student Staff, Assembly Board 12B, 12A MARY WARS IN SKI Chess, Chorus ELEANORE WASMUTH , Chorus, Commercial, Lighthouse, Scribes, Student Staff, Senior Play CLARI BEL WELLMAN World Literature ANNE WESTON Chorus, Dramatics, Student Staff HELEN WETZEL Chess, Chorus, Library, Creative Writing, Dramatics, Student Staff Honor Society, Travel, Girls Ensemble, Senior Play, Assembly Board 10B Student Council TEE STUDENT CHARLES WHIPPLE Basketball, Baseball, Golf, Honor Society, P H. Club, Assembly Board 10B MARY E. WHITE Chorus, Creative Writing, Dramatics ROBERT WHITE Baseball YVONNE WHITE Senior Play, Bowling, Commencement Ensemble, Dramatics, Scribes, Student Staff, World Affairs ANN WHITMAN Chorus, Dramatics, Honor Society, Solo Training, Intramural, World Affairs, Clubs 1 Council, World Literature, Senior Play, Commencement Ensemble ARTHUR WILLE DONNA WILLEY Bowling, Chess, Creative Writing, Commercial, Scribes, Library, Travel, Majorettes, Senior Play JERRY WILLIAMS HELEN WINTERS Chorus, Dramatics, Travel, Senior Play JOHN WIRTZ Baseball, Bowling, Football, P. H. Club SALLY WITZKE Chorus, Creative Writing, Scribes ANN WIZAUER Chess, Chorus, Travel, Dramatics NANCY WOCHHOLTZ Chorus, Dramatics, Majorettes MILDRED WOOD Chess, Horseback Riding AGNES WOODWARD Girls f Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Chorus, Service Club, World Literature AGNES ZMOLIK Chorus, Etiquette, Horseback Riding, Service Club PEGGY ZUMWALT Travel THE STUDENT Football Under the direction of the new coach, Frank Secory, the 1942 Red-White eleven proudly carried Fort Huron to the first winning season in two years. Frank Secory came to Fort Huron as football coach and social science teacher. With eight lettermen back and last year’s reserves, the Red- Whites took a tough Roseville team into camp 14-0. The feature of the game was a sixty-yard run with an intercepted pass by Jack Campbell. The team lost Harry Vigrass with a broken leg; Playing against Ferndale in a drizzling rain, Port Huron again emerged victorious 13-0. In this game both Chuck Myron and Jack Conklin returned punts for touchdowns. Before a Grand Trunk Field packed with rooters, the Secroymen nearly edged out a champion Ann Arbor eleven. A Myron to Cotton pass connected, but the extra point was missed. The hard charging Red-White line had Ann Arbor’s crafty offensive bottled up until the last three minutes when Ann Arbor’s back broke loose with a 30-yard dash, and the conversion was successful. The team not only lost the game, but also lost quarter-back Conklin with a broken leg. Against Mt. Clemens, the Port Huron eleven was outplayed in the first half and although they played the pants off the Bathers the conversions were missed and the Red and Gray won again 13-12. Jackson came to town with a team slated for a championship and took us into camp with a 27-6 triumph. The boys came out of their slump with a 7-0 decision over Hazel Park. As a result of a blocked punt recovered by Captain Dave Cruickshank, the Red-Whites came home with their victory. In the final game against Grosse Pointe, Port Huron won 19- 6 . THE STUDENT Basketball On December 4, our traditionally good basketball team toppled East Detroit 38-23 to win its first game. The following week they were nosed out 17-16 by a good Flint Northern team. Ford Trade was the victim of the Red ' s revenge in the next game 31-26. Then our boys held a widely celebrated Toledo Waite team to 20 points while making 39 points themselves. Port Huron took the next three games by defeating Hazel Park 35-18, Femdale 20-11, and Toledo Llbbey 19- 18. After defeating our bitter rivals, Mt. Clemens, by a score of 36-16, we left the country to defeat London, Ontario, 32-20. At Grosse Pointe the boys lost some of their stuff, dropping the game 38-24. They recovered in time to whip Mt. Clemens the following week by the same score reversed, 38-24, without the services of their ace center, Jack Dobratz, who graduated in January. The Reds last setback was suffered at Hazel Park, 32-20, after which the Roaring Reds went on to finish the season by eliminating Femdale 28-24 and Ford Trade 36-21. The Clarence Phare Memorial Trophy given annually to a member of the basketball team for outstanding sportsmanship and love of the game was presented to Charles Whipple. Whipple, a two letter winner, was high point man for the season and an excellent defensive man. Be- sides this he has been active on all school affairs and is president of the Honor Society. Letters were awarded to Captain Roy French, Captain-elect-Fred Phare, Whipple, Walt Oorte, Bob Schlitts, Jack Dobratz, Ken Ingerson, Milton Brown, Bob Buntrock, and managers A1 Phare, John MacDonald and Jim Draper. This year only the Regional Tournaments were held which Port Huron played at Femdale. The Reds took the first game against Femdale 24-18, and went on to defeat Royal Oak 32-28. Then they played their best performance against Pontiac 29-9. THE STUDEMT Baseball For the first time in several years, the Port Huron High School baseball team was not coached by Willard Blackney who was busy with the physical fitness program. He was replaced by Frank Secory, former major leaguer. Because of wartime difficulties the Red-White nine this year played an abbreviated schedule of two games each with Marysville, St. Stephen, Roseville, Ford Trade, and one game with East Detroit. With only John Wirtz, Walt Peck, and Bud Hodge back from last year ' s nine, Coach Secory in two weeks time selected the following team: Lawson, second base; Phare, short stop; Wirtz, right field; Peck, center field; Smith, second base; Killer, first base; Myron, left field; Badley, catcher; and Hodge, Wakeen, and Davis, pitchers. JAMES DRAPER Although he was an under- classman, the senior class of 1943 pay tribute to Jim Draper. He was the capable basketball manager up to the time of his death, and an excellent student. Jim will long be remembered by everyone who knew him for his cheerful smile, his friendliness, and his sportsmanship. THE STUDENT The Student Staff The Student Staff, under the direction and super- vision of Miss MacLaren, puts out the yearbook, ” The Student n • The staff is divided into five main groups: editorial, mounting, photography, art, and business. Editor-in-chief. Joyce Duttweiler Art editor.. Margaret Tait Photography editor Doris Hardy Mounting editor... Beth Alcock Sports editor . Eugene Winklemen Business Manager.. Shirley Millne Typing editor Yvonne White Some other staff members are Shirley Henderson, Mary Moak, Verna Sloat, Betty Chamboy, Betty Large, Ned Hubble, Ellen Estlund, Ken Falk, Lois Warren, Beaulah Kiddey, Avalon Kiley, Beverly Button, Dorothy Sawyer and Eleanor Wasmuth. THE STUDENT Girls ' Athletic Association The G. A. A. is composed of a number of girls ho are interested in physical fitness. Basketball, base- ball, pin; -pong, and marching are particularly popular. Miss Teachout is the adviser, taking over when Miss Kuhlenkamp left. Radio Club The Radio Club studies symbols and diagrams. They also study the theory of simple sets, receivers, and the behavior of vacuum tubes so they can build larger sets. At regular meetings of the club, discussions are conducted by the members. Plans are being made to build a larger set after the completion of the study. Mr. Bond is the capable adviser. Chess Club The seventy members of the Chess Club are divided into two groups, the beginners and the advanced. After playing among themselves all semester, there is a tournament near the end of the year eith the best players of each team challenging each other. Mr. Daly directs the club. Creative Writing Club The Creative Writing Club was organized for the purpose of aiding interested students in the art of writing. Selections by the members are read and then discussed. In- telligent criticisms on the selec- tions are given tc the authors. Each year the club publishes a booklet con- taining the best work of each member. The sponsor is Miss Pallentine. Girls ' Bowling Club Every Tuesday after school the Girls ' Bowling Club, which consists of six teams with five memb ers on each, bowls at the Red Crown Recreation Alleys. The girls contribute money to a kitty that will be used for awards at the end of the sem- ester. Everyone who has not missed more than two meetings will receive a pin, and a bracelet will be given to anyone bowling 200 or over. Miss Barr is the sponsor of the club. Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club, sponsored by Mr. Batka. is one of the largest clubs in high school. The main purpose is to enable the students to learn more about the theater and improve themselves in th =- field in which they are most interested. Home Economics Club This semester the Home Economics Club is doing work for the Red Cross. Some of the articles they have made’are bedjackets and scrapbooks; tablecovers and slippers. Others are doing sewing for themselves. Last semester the girls did some cooking, also. Miss Laura Moore is the club ' s sponsor. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders are required to practice once a week for a semester before cheer- leading at games. After a year as a full- fledged cheerleader they receive a P. H. letter. Cheerleaders for the 1942-43 season were: Walt Barthel and Chuck Thorne-January , ' 43; Shirley MacGregor, Ellen Estlund, and Jean Gowie-June. ' 43; Lois Frank and Lillian Langolf-Juniors ; Ned Hubbell, Bob Gillet, and Chuck Tall- madge-Sophr.ores . THE STUDENT Art Club The Art Club is organized under the leadership of Hiss Blackburn, During the meetings, the members make drawings from living and still models • Junior Musicale Junior Musicale is capably directed by Mrs. Campbell. The main purpose of the club is to create music appreciation in the students. The meetings are made interesting by talks on musicians and their works. Recordings are also often played. Chorus The Chorus is a for fun class and every student in school is in- vited to join whether he is a good singer or not. The group takes part in the Christmas concert and in the spring festival. It is under the direction of Miss Hyde. World Affairs The World Affairs Club is under the supervision of Miss Warren. Each week they discuss a new topic of world events and recent happenings around the world. Camera Club The purpose of the Camera Club is to give new members the general ideas of photography, while the more advanced members learn the finer points concern- ing it. During the year, members enter pictures in various contests. Miss Rice is the sponsor of this club. Sol o Training Club Solo Training Club is organized for students who enjoy singing and who wish to get fundamental solo training. The majority of the club is composed of vocal and choir students of P. H. H. S. Under the leadership of Miss Hyde, the members are efficiently directed and helped with their training. Handicraft This semester the Leathercraft Club and the Handicraft club are combined into one group which is under the able supervision of Mr. Robinson. The pur- pose of this club ip to create an artis- tic appeal to the students. Projects have included book marks, handbags, and belts . World Literature The World Literature Club has ac- complished a great deal under the capable leadership of Miss Josephine Woodward. The club members study the literature of various countries and in this way become familiar with the ideals of the people in them. THE STUDENT Latin Club Under Mss Eichhorn ' s supervision the Latin Club studies the old Roman custone. It is also a chapter of the National Junjor Classical League. A Roman house has been its project this semester. Honor Society The Honor Society if an organiza- tion of students elected by the faculty oh the four point basis of Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. Their special project are the book ex- change and the trophy case. Spanish Club Under the direction of Mrs. Cartwright the Spanish Club has learned of many Spanish customs and habits . P. H. Club The P. H. Club is an organiza- tion of boys who have earned their letters. These boys usher at the basketball games and also sponsor two trips each year for our teams. Brick Fowler is snonsor. Lighthouse The Lighthouse is published every other week by the students under the sponsorship of Miss Alice Anderson. The staff consists of: Co-Editors Mary MacTaggart Patricia Tilley Elizabeth Sites Eugene Winklenan Bob McVety, Jeanne Fetting, Ramon Burge, Rosarita Hume, Joan Hume, Jan Schurr Bob Clubt , Ellen Estlund, Jan Schurr Rosarita Hume Fred Rouse Janice Borock Arthur Mann, Charles Riddell Bruce Godley Leo Caloun Shirley Turck Exchange Sports Reporters Artists Rewrite Business Mgr Advertising Ass 1 1. Mimeographing Circulation Typist Biology Club The Biology Club, besides doing a great deal of microscopic work, is doing much for the Red Cross in the campaign for records and books. Club members undertake individual projects and plans for biological films and illustrations. Miss Rowe is their director. Student Council Under the capable sponsorship of Miss Muhlitner this year ' s student coun- cil has accomplished a great deal. They directed the sale of athletic tickets, sponsored a dance for the general fund, sold stamps and bonds all during the year, had charge of all class elections, and published a handbook for new students. One of the fornost duties of the council is to take action on suggestions received from students through the suggestion boxes . THE STUDENT Boys f Hi-Y Club The name Hi-Y is a contraction de- rived from high school and Y. M. C. A. In addition to those affiliations, the club is a registered member of the state and national Hi-Y fellowship, which links it with 2,000,000 members of 7,000 other clubs. Interesting meetings are planned around the club 8 platform of clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship and clean living. Members have a club room at the Y and the use of the gym and pool. Any boy in high school may join if he attends three meetings of the club, learns the purpose and platform, and is informally and formally initiated. Mr. Frank Hilborn is the club f s sponsor. Band The band is one of the most popu- lar and well-liked organizations of the high school. They have 92 members, but only 60 are in the marching band. They have played at many assemblies, football, and basketball games. Each year they look forward to their spring concert. Every other Wednesday morning they play over the air for their many radio listen- ers. Their most popular piece with the high school pupils this yea x is Boogie Woogie Band . The high school band under the excellent direction of E. E. Straffon is one organization of which every student is proud. THE STUDENT Senior Play for the January Class The Family Upstairs , an amusing comedy on horns life, was pre- sented by the January . class of 1943, under the excellent direction of George F. Batka. Joe Heller, a street car conductor, is interested in getting his son Willie, a job; while Mrs. Heller is concerned with getting her daughter Louise, a man. Louise gets a boy friend, Charles Grant; but Mother, trying to help, spoils everything. Finally, Mrs. Grant brings Louise and Charles together again. Willie decides to get a job and the play comes to a happy ending. Characters Joe Heller Bnma Heller Louise Heller... Willie Heller. . . Annatelle Heller Charles Grant... Mrs. Grant Herbert Miss Calahan. . . . Dick Cotton Gloria Sanford Betty Gibbs Dennis Haeck , Nancy Boughter .Walter Barthel .Pat Short .Charles Thorne .Donna Green THE STUDBJT Senior PIrv for the June Class Double Door , by Elizabeth McFadden, is a drama in three acts. Victoria Van Bret rules her family with a maniax T s firmness. Her sis ter Caroline is helpless before her. Rip, her half brother, cannot stand up arainst her. In a dark room that has not been changed since her father died, Victoria soes through her cheerless routine with cruel regularity. She is more cruel than ever at the time of the play because Rip is marrying a young lady who is not of his social station, and Victoria tortures the bride with studied austerity and finally tries to murder her In the malevolent burden of the play. Characters Victoria Van Bret Caroline Van Bret Rip Van Bret Anne Darrow Dr. John Sully... Neff Avery Louise Telson Chase William Lambert • Ann Whitman Shirley Mi line Bob Vaughn Betty Hughes John Gean Eernard Ogden Jeanette VcClung Doris Hardv Charles Whipple Perry Smith Bob Babcock Ralph Arderson -tp 4 . C-, L o B or i S tut lift u u r AUTOGRAPHS The Student Staff wishes to express their appreciation to Jack Conklin and David Richert for their help in taking pictures to make th5 s book a true portrayal of school 15 fe. Askar-Shain, Photography Port Huron Edwards Brothers, Inc. Li thopr5 nters Ann Arbor