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

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Riohard Muir Many a noble eoul is hidden by a quiet exterior. Junior Red Cross Senior Play Ceorge Phillips Bashfulness is an ornament to growth. Laurioe Radike Why worry, life is so short. Art Majorettes Dorothy Sass A likeable girl with a likeable way. Bowling Arils le Shay She has a way and a will of her own. Choz u8 Future Teaohers World Affairs Dorothy Sloan A girl of sound ability with many loyal friends. Commercial Etiquette donor Society Student Council llA Bill Nottley He s an all around sport. Camera Intramural Art Rifle Stamp Club Bruce Proctor Quiet I Please I Aeronautics Football Ronald Reed Along came love. Arlene Simpson Music is her digest. 0. A. A. Intramural William Seely Why should I my wisdom tell, where a blxiff would do as well. Records French Rifle William Smith Pair, honest play in everything he does. Aeronautics Chess Radio Senior Play Ethel Pattullo Simshine within and without. Chorus Carole Promer A quiet friendly miss. Art Chorus Dramatics Evelyn Ryback Isn ' t love gremdl Home Economics Laurel Schultz A light heart lives long. Chorus Dramatics Ensemble Junior Muscale Latin Record Solo Training World Affairs Donna Jean Thomas Laughing at trouble. Bowling Chorus Dramatics G. A. A. Intramui al Solo Training f3

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ViTienne Hobday She has an impish oham. Chorus Home Economios Library Record Helen Williams Ready willing and able. Chorus Pint a Wood A smile to take notice of. Basketball Chorus G. A. A. Intramural Jvmior Musioale Renneth Whitioan A very honorable guy- Basketball Chess Football P. H, Club James Lincoln A man ' s best character is his character. Art Chorus Football Junior Red Cross Bererly McNeice Ah that low Toicel Bowling G, A. A. Intramural Spanish Richard Ho 1th The world will never starve for want of wonders. Chess Chorus Rifle Record Senior Play Margaret Kennedy Swing high swing low. Chess Solo Training Donald Kunz Does well acts well; a man oflm do no more. Biology Chess Hi-¥ Boys Rifle Donald Lewis Life was made to bo enjoyed ho by nothing is annoyed. Aeronautics Biology Bowling Dramatics Library Travel Senior Play William Wright That ' s Wright, you ' re wrong. Horseback Riding Margaret Miller The champ. Chorus Shirley Hubbard Studying did take all her time, but not in vain. Verdolle King A beautiful voice and personality to match. Camera C ho mis Art Solo Training Beverly Lasher Lashes out at her work with vigor. Biology Bowling Chorus Latin Student Staff Lorraine Ledsworth Happy am I because I ' m free, why aren ' t they all just like me. Chorus 6. A. A. Margaret Marks Anything goes. Camera Chorus G, A. A. LibraxT Virginia Miller Personality, it is hers. Chorus Dramatics G. A. A. Intramural 12

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JANUARY SENIOR FLAY Under the direction of Mrs. Gladys Baumghirtner, the January class presented its sparkling comedy entitled Spring Dance. The play revolved around Alex Benson who is attending a girl’s college in New England. Alex has set out to catch Sam Thatcher with whom she has fallen in love. Sam is the roving type and wishes to see the world with The Lippencott before he settles down. Finnally, after much humorous and delightful comedy, Alex gets her man. CAST Mildred Walter Beckett- Miss Ritchie-- John Hatton The Lippencott Doc Boyd Buck Buchanan- Mady Platt Frances Finn — Alex Benson Kate McKim Sally Prescott Sam Thatcher — Betty Ludwig Bill Smith Onita Brooks Dick Holth Don Lewis Bob Bright Dick Muir • — Dorothy Irwin -Colleen Fowler ■Janice Ferguson •Dorothy Collins •Nora Lee Saivyer Ray Everitt