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

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Eugene Walker Joan Walker Charles Walli Noreen Warren Harold Warsinski Raymond Warsinski Tall and thin To be merry best He favors the and always a becomes you. wiles of maidens grin. G. A. A. smiles. Dramatics Latin Chess Honor Society Salutatorian She radiates happiness where ' ere she goes. Studying did not take all of his time. Men of few words are the best men. Majorettes Jr. Red Cross Chorus Lettering G. A. A. Richard Warsinski Viola Wasmuth Open the door, Richard. ” Chorus Cartoonists Spanish Baseball I believe in the job of serving others Gloria Wessel Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Chorus Constance Westbrook A quiet and friendly miss. Jr. Red Cross Chorus Art Dramatics Dance Club Elaine Wheeler An alert mind, a winning personality. Latin G. A. A. Ensemble Joseph Wiczorek He ' s a good Joe. Chorus Track Ensemble Cross Country Lois Winterberger Charles Winters Betty Wilks Little I ask, my wants are few G. A. A. Philip Willard I ' d rather be a farmer than president. Spanish Chess Ensemble Calvin Willey A quiet man, but quite a man. Chorus Dance Club George Wilson Jack Benny has nothing on me. Chorus Camera Club Work before play is my motto, G. A. A. Dramatics Hi-Y Ah! That red ' hair. Hi-Y Football

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John Stoutmeyer Jean Sturges William Talbot Faye Tallman Naomi Thoraer Marion Toner He is six foot We know a grand The fairer sex Quick tongue Sturdy, steady, We’ve discovered of man, A-l. w gal when we see inquires as to and a ready wit. sound, sure and you — happy-go- one! where you keep sensible. lucky. Hi-Y yourself-well? G. A. A. Spanish Club Chorus Latin Club G. A. A. Baseball Jr. Red Cross Creative Writing Spanish Club Ensemble Chorus Dramatics Ensemble Honor Society Maxine Tosch Charles Treat Georsre Tunningly Harold Ullrich Charlotte Ultsch Juanita Van Camp She has a gift Grin and the Too wise to err, Gentlemen pre- We desire more Hoping your of making friends. world is weak too good to be fer blondes. knowledge about spirits will con- before you. unkind. you. tinue to be so! Chorus Drum Major Cheerleaders Chorus Chorus G. A. A. Jr. Red Cross Ensemble Dance Club Chorus World Affairs Honor Society Vice President (12th grade) Charlotte Van Con ant Be silent and safe, silence never betrays you. ” Chorus G. A. A. Dance Club Joyce Van Conant Short and sweet. Dance Club Russell VanNess I am not only erood, but good for something. Nettie Vincent She ' s little but oh, my. Barbara Vining Once a friend, always a friend Solo Training Dramatics Latin Club Handicraft Ensemble Senior Play Relladean Waack A smile costs nothing, but is worth more than millions can buy,

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Claude Brown Ed Genaw Robert White Donald Wolfe Doreen Yorke Don Harris In spring, a young man’s fancy! Jr. Red Cross You can’t hold a good man down down, you can’t even try. ’’ ’’Girls are my hobby. Veteran Facts are May your door A quiet tongue stubborn things. step continue to shows a wise welcome the head. Creative Writing masculine ele- Chess ment. ’ Spanish Club Graduates for whom there are no pictures: Ronald Mitchell Dorothy Garrett Marilyn Toles Norman Heeke He gets around. Lighthouse You can ' t guess Laughter in- what she will sures friends, next. Chorus G. A. A. Solo Training Dramatics Hi-Y Man ' s only fault is a woman. ” Chorus Robert Ghatten Bob was a member of the June 1947 graduating class. He was active in class affairs and was a member of the Jr. Red Cross, C.A. P. , Rifle Club and Choir. He will be remembered as a quiet unassuming chap who was grand to work with.