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

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Dorothy Hanton Marilyn Ziog Go raid Barrio I have the wolf Happiness is no Ho man is happy who by the ears. laughing amtter. does not think himself so. Chorus Honor Society Chorus Chess Latin World Affairs James Hartnett Barbara Harvey Robert Hey Many receive advics, few profit by it. Mature made her end then broke the mold. My studies have all my time— T Senior Flay CreatiTO Writing Chose Senior Play John Basely Ray Rax sard Evelyn Hearing Life without sports Let us be gay. is not life. It ' e nice to be natural when you ' re naturally nice FH Club (3.A.A. Basketball football Track Thelma Raring Whatever happens, sails, it might be worse. Co-op Chorus c.a.a. Creative Writing Dramatics Lettering Rhally Riggins The mildest Banners. sxa. Chorus Dancing Dramatics Art Arnold Holdburg To work or not to work. Chorus Partis Lou Barren Herself alone, none other she resembles. Chorus Hilda Roeg A friendly word for all. Delores Houston Where there ' s a will, there ' s a way. Student Staff Honor Society Library Dramatics Tom Hicks The wolf that follows. PH Club Junior Musical Chorus football Senior Play Betty Hoffman She has an elusive charm, an indefinable something. 3.A.A. Student Staff Elaine Royt Happy and carefree. Junior Musical Chorus Cheer-leading Ensemble S.A.A.

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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

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Mildred Runt Carol Hunter Marian Irwin Sh« who is good Always Jolly, always And people loved ie happy. kind, she is the girl we like to find. her much. Q.A.A. Student Staff Chorus Chorus (J.A.A. Ensemble Lighthouse Trench Ri-T Honor Society . I David Jolivett Ther-. j • something about hi you’ll like. Beatrice Jones Thomas Jones She shall have music. 1 fame comes after death. I ' m in no hurry for it. Sojourners Aero Dramatics Senior Play Track 0 Sally Joy Angela are painted fair to look like Joy. Student Staff Creative Writing Aero 3etty Kemp Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Chorus Spanish Travel Helen Ketels Second thoughts are ever wiser. Home Economics Lighthouse Delores King i smile’s the thing. Solo Training Chorus Sojourners Bradford Klusendorf A sincere lad. Ted King Born on wheels Russell Lambert four days wonder. Aero James Clause Toil is the sire of fame. W-Y Spanish Dorothy Ana Laurie Melody in spring. Sole Training Chorus Spanish Robert Lee What should a nan do but be merry? Chorus Dramstlee World Affeirs Donas Lincoln Who stele my heart away? Heme Soonomice ■orman Lady I’m sure omre is an onemy to life. Dancing Junior Red Croee