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

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Mary Lou Alio way Third finger, left Barbara Anderson Chorus Dramatiae Junior Red Cross Louis Apley Blessings on thee, little man. Senior Play Valors Bailey Some think the world is made for fun and frolic. Junior Red Cross Happy am I and free from care. Robert Aswan A good loan ' s hard to find. Honor Society Senior Play Stephanie Balmer Smile and the world smiles with you. Chorus Joan Angbrandt Many friends hath she. Chorus Ensemble Honor Society Junior Red Cross Scribes Senior Play Spanish James Atkins Anchors aweigh. toil Barthel He doeth all things well. Aero Bowling Clase President 111 Honor Society Senior Play Jean Bedford Betty Black Elizabeth Boyd Jeannie with the light blonde hair. Her heart is taken. She has her future picked out. Chorus O.A.A. G.A.A. Loretta Brewer Ottilie Brown Norma Burge To know her is Silence is golden. Shall I dance or to love her. »ave my way through life? Chorus Chorus Junior Red Cross Senior Play Solo Training Edwin Carter William Chance Barbara Child My kingdom for a girl. Work conquers all. Life without laughing is a dreary blank. PH Club Aero Dramatics Senior Play Chorus Ensemble Senior Play Solo Training Chorus

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David Staiger Carol Tuer Je Ann Cobb President Vice-president Secretary The Staiger, a mighty man was he. Nioe things come In small packages. No corn here, kids. Football Honor Society PH Club Senior Play Student Council Track Salutatorian Chorus Dramatics Honor Society Library Senior Play Valedictorian Chorus Honor Society Senior Play June Hobden Treasurer She was quiet, hut oh, my 1 Bowling Chorus Etiquette Honor Society Senior Play Stanley Chaffee Martha Gorte Elisabeth Welch Student Council Student Council Student Council A merry old soul was he. Honor, plus. •Til the end of time, Aero Chorus Chorus Chorus Etiquette Honor Society Track Manager Honor Society Senior Play Senior Play JANUARY SENIOR PLAY “Arsenic and Old Lace“, the Broadway hit, was presented by the January seniors under the direction of lire. Edward Wedge. The play centered around the Brewsters, Abby and Martha, played by Carol Tuer and Beth Welch. These two old ladies have the habit of poisoning lonely old men. Their nephew Teddy, played by Dick Scheff, who believes he is Theodore Roosevelt, gave the humorous touch to the plot. John Parry, who portrayed Jonathan Brewster, provided the horror. The love element was taken care of by Dave Staiger and Louise Selzer as Mortimer Brewster and Elaine Harper. It was truly a success and one of the best senior plays ever produced.

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a „• V Richard Collin Elaine Cooper Pauline Christoff Slow dose, boy. Quiet but fun. Where will we go now? Basketball Chess Chorus Chorus Junior Red Cross Senior Play Solo Training Donna Cronk Let ' s eat 1 a. a. a. Lois DeWeee Joyoe Dodd She lores a steady man. Don ' t stop now. Chorus Senior Play Library PH Club Senior Play Joyce Fredendall What hare we here? David Kobb Life is a gamble 0 Aero Chorus Marian Hart Has she got a personality J Dramatics Constance Garner Where there ' s a man, there ' s Connie. Chorus Home Economics Doris Hamilton Do you know her, toot Bowling Camera Chorus G.A.A. Spanish Elisabeth Hebner Oh, we ' ll have fun. Chorus Beverly Gillies Don ' t be like that, honey. Chorus Records Jean Harman Yeah Army J J Bowling Chorus Dramatics G.A.A. Honor Society Senior Play Robert Holmes Quiet, but not shy. Ki-T