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

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Joyce Lymburner A willinf worker, Lillian MaeLsan Dorothy Mann Camera Art Choruo Llgbthouoo H 0 ® Economic Virginia llarlott Mirth with thee I ■can to live. Hi-T Gertrude MeAllieter Why ex let if we can ' t be happy f Chorue Anything goee. Dancing a.A.i. Helen Matthews Pause not to think of the future before us. CaMra Home Economics Chorus Junior Musical for Id Affairs Patricia McCarron A true man I have never met, so I just love ny clarinet. Records Honor Society She radiates happiness wherever she goes. Bowling Chorus Art Hi-T Raney May Light-hearted and gay. Rome Economies O.A.A. Art Majorettes William Me Cr eight If I can ' t find a way. I ' ll make one. World Affairs Travsl A ro Creative Writing Art Dramatics Chess Ping Pong Dancing Geraldine MeCully Sally MeFarlane Helen MoOregor ' Til we meet again. Sunny skies. To every work she adds som pleasure. Hom Economies Junior Musical Chorus Cartoons Martha McIntyre Pursuit of happiness. Junior Red Cross Dancing Q.AJ. Robert Metzger My hair is the envy of all girls. Chorus Dramatics Honor Society Senior Play O.A.A. Chorus Velma McPhail I never trouble trouble, until trouble troubles me Home Economics Junior Musical Dramatics Spanish Msrilynn Miller Is it Joy or Mirth? Chorus O.A.A. Bowling Junior Musical Junior Musical Chorus Dramatics Hi-T Creative Writing Ensemble The 1m McTaggart Her name spells loyalty. Betty Mirfield Long blond hair and eyes of blue. Latin Junior Musical Chorus Ensemb le Hi-T DraMtics O.A.A.

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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

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Keith Mitchell Allan Moll Barbara lioora Stolen Holiday. Ueed to work for Tall, dark end pretty. Uncle Sam. Camera Chorua Dorie Morgan Phyllis Morris Lois Munroe Lovely , friendly, easy Once a friend, always My aim in life is to please, this young a friend. to enjoy it. lady is always at ease. Chorus Spanish Chorus Chorus Spanish Art Marjorie Neal Juet call me Scot, Junior Musical Chorus Beverly Newton Don ' t tell me your troubles. Junior Musical Chorus Senior Play Dawn Neil son Angel of Mercy. Junior Musical Chorus Joan Nuske Don ' t wait for your ship to come in, row out to meet it. Junior Red Cross Latin Records Spanish French Lettering Honor Society Student Staff Senior Play John Orr I am not the rose, but I hare lived near the rose. Aero Chess Camera Ruth Partridge Meet our editor. Student Staff Chorus French Senior Play Mildred 0111s If your mind likes anything, obey it. Roy Parker Laughing at trouble. Travel Records Camera Biology Eric Payton Blow that horn. Margaret O ' Rourke Laughing Irish eyes. Chorus Bernice Parr A good heart is worth gold. Chorus Home Economics d.A.A. Lorraine Pentenhagen Deeds not words. Junior Red Cross Chorus Dramatics 6.A.A.