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

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John DeHardln James DePorre A night ' s repose, a A friend of pleaeant dream-- every man. no aeEool. Aero Camera Track Ralph Dock Methought I heard a voice say, Sleep no more. Senior Play Spanish Helen Duff in An all-around likeable girl. Chorus Dancing Home Economics World Affairs Helen Dortaan Gentleness is irresistible. Chorus Dancing O.A.A. Lettering Doris Duncan It beats the Dutch how she loves so much. Creative Writing Hi-T Beverly Dunn Her favorite diet — dates. Chorus Records Dorothy Siohenberg Hare you will find a friend. Chorus Co-op Junior Red Croes Doris Talk Sever let work interfere with the pursuit of pleasure. 3 owl Lag Chorus Dancing O.A.A. Reoords Herman Duselier The world hears little of its worthiest men. Xnsemble Margaret Ilsner A light heart lives long. Bowling Dancing Dramatics Honor Society Latin Senior Play Student Staff Mary Agnes f«ad Her eyes were always glancing. Chorus french Spanish Olive Shacks Thy smiles become thee. Helen Kmigh A smile is currency in any country. Dancing Ralph Fernandes Uy kingdom for a girl 1 Baseball Hi-T PH Club Spanish Joan DePuy She looks like an angel, but is sheT Art Chorus William Dortman What a man has, so much he is sure of. Art Betty Dunn Pep is the spice of life. Chorus O.A.A. Records

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Mary Jaije Churchill Gladys Clark Ruth Clink Itay she never change I believe in telling I ' m here even if I except in name. people what I think. don ' t tell anyone. Handicraft Chorus Chorus Home Iconoad.es French Dramatics Records Latin Trench G.A.A. Latin Bernadine Clyne Ella Coats Charles Coggins Merry as the day Shs ' s littls, but A lion among men. is long. oh myli Chorus G.A.A. Aero O.A.A. Hi-T World Affaira Majorettes Majorettes Richard Cogley Virginia Colgan Elisabeth Comb Leave no stone How many men have there Alsaye willing to unturned. . been in her life? do her part. Aero Camera Chorus Art Chorus G.A.A. Chorus G.A.A. Co-op World Affairs Latin Erdeen Condland Winning i her way, and pleasant her smile. Chorus G.A.A. Junior Red Cross Robert Cray We »ho fro it study flee, live long and merrily Chorus Hi-T Latin T r »ck Alfred Cudlip Give me the moonlight, and giro me the girl William Cox Silence is divine, speech is human. Camera Stanley Cross He says little, but thinks — sometimes. Chorus Latin Student Staff Senior Play Lorraine Davidson A friendly girl with a smile for all. Co-op David Cram A man ' s beet aeeet is his character. Aero Art Chorus Dramatics Ensemble Junior Musical Jack Crowe And all may do what has by men been done. Chorus Tvonne DeLine She makes sunshine in a shady place. Chorus Cartoon Club Chorus Senior Play

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Beverly Field Mattie Lou Floyd Shirley roee Keep your face toward Kind thoughts and kind Hitch your wagon the sunshine. words make many friends. to a star. Bowling Chorus Chorus Chorus G.A.A. G.A.A. G.A.A. Honor Society Honor Society Seribee Sojourners Scribes Solo Training Spanish World Affaire World Affaire Betty Fraser Dorothy Frits Ray Frio le Keep dreaming. My own thoughts are my own companions. Work is good for a man. Chorus Camera Chorus Dramatics Solo Training World Affairs Creative Writing Honor Society Ensemble Elaine Fuller Elaine Gardner Phyllis Genaw She’e here — I heard her giggle. Modesty becomes her. No harsh thought ever hers. Library Records French Spanish Dance Club Chorus G.A.A. Honor Society Alyee Ooetie Gerald Goftoa telle and the sen It ie better to learn smile at you. late then never. Latin Junior Musical Chorus Dramatics Max Grant Worry has killsd many a man. Why dieT Chorus Glenn Hall A man of tomorrow. World Affaire Library Junior Red Cross As re french Honor Society Audrey Green The world will never starve for want of wonders. Chorus Latin Marian Halstead Earnest in name; earnest in deed. Junior Red Cross Chorus Dancing Ellen Goldman Let me have audience for a word or two. Student Staff Cheer- leading Creative Writing Spanish Donna Green Habit is second nature. Dramatics Camera Dancing Solo Training Rome Economics Marjorie Halstead Merit is sorthier than fame. Junior Red Cross Chorus Dramatics