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

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BASKETBALL Port Huron High School basketball players saw a fairly successful season this year. We had a very success- ful season, although we lost four of our first five team members . we haa 10 wins and 6 losses, with captain Balough sink- ing 160 buckets buring the season. Fred Fead received the Clarence Phare memorial Award this year. Coach Fowler says Fred is nearer being like Clarence Phare himself than anyone who has ever received the award. Fred is one of the hardest working, best sports- man with whom he has ever worked. Another hard worker, who was elected captain for next year, is tall lanky, light-haired A1 Goetz. He was one of our hard working wards this year. Coach Fowler says that although A1 is not a polished player, he is very promising. There is also another group of boys who worked hard to make our season a more comfortable for the players and who had a lot to co with our success. This team behind the team consisted of our managers. Jack Peattie, Bill Powell, Chuck Griffen, Jack Peacock, Joe Couthard and Dennis Collins. They were headed by Brick’s right hand man, David Hostteter . Schedule P.H . 26 Flint Northern 33 P.H. 31 Grand Rapids Union 24 P.H. 26 East Detroit 19 P.H. 29 Toledo Libby 22 P.H. 28 Royal Oak 24 P.H. 51 Hazel Park 19 P.H. 22 Ferndale 29 P.H. 26 Toledo Waite 32 P.H. 30 Birmingham 28 P.H. 46 Mt. Clemens 20 P.H. 30 East Detroit 17 P.H. 51 Hazel Park 25 p.h: 12 Fe rndale 20 P.H. 18 Birmingham 23 P.H. 39 Mt . Clemens 32 P.H. 25 Pontiac 29 CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders this year had a very successful season. Much of the enthusiasm at the games should be credited to them. The cheerleaders this season were: Delores Anderson, Eleanor Balough, Arlene Bauer, Isabel Casdo, Doria Fitzgerald, Sue Sickles, Patsy Hamilton, Norma Langolf, Maxine Tosch, Alice Ceshins, Claire LeGalley, Ronald Ainsworth, B.J. Broadbent, David Leonard, Charles McKay, and Robert Whitman. This group gave a dinner at the Chateau for the January graduating cheerleaders. Graduating cheerleaders were Betty Langolf, Phyllis Coggan, and Lucille Bettinger. This dinner will become an annual affair.

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GOLF 46 P. H. H. S. golf teamof ' 46 was coached by Mr. Sutherland. The team consisted of four players: Shep Emerick, who graduated in January ' 47, Ted Holmes, Jerry Neil, and Cliff Friedland. The home team used the Black River Country Club course for its games. During the ' 46 season, P. H. H. S. beat Mt. Clemens twice, was defeated by Royal Oak twice, and defeated St. Stephens twice. The 1947 team which was coached by Mr. Beyer, met with: Hazel Park May 2 Femdale May 6 Birmingham May 9 Mt. Clemens May 13 East Detroit May 15 Hazel Park May 20 Ferndale May 23 Birmingham May 27 Mt. Clemens May 29 East Detroit June 3 TRACK 46 The 1946 track team, ably coached by Mr. Harry Anderle, was an exceptional one, because we had several very good runners and hurdlers. The team was captained by Andy Balough, the best half- miler in the league. Andy also competed in the state meet. Jack McKay was among the best low hurdlers in the league and also in the regionals. Louis Atkins stood out because of his ability to run 100 and 200 yard dashes. Because he graduated in January ' 47, he did not compete in the regionals this spring. Last, but not least, was Floyd Reno, an excellent high hurdler. P. H. H. S. finished last year fourth place in the league. The school was represented in the state meet by Andy Balough, Jack McKay, and Ken Proctor. The 46 tilts included: Mt. Clemens, Hazel Park, Femdale, Marine City, and Birmingham. All the matches were away since Port Huron doesn ' t have a track. The 1947 schedule included: Marine City April 22 Hazel Park April 25 Birmingham April 29 Mt. Clemens May 2 Ferndale May 9 Regionals at Ferndale May 17 East Detroit May 20 State Meet at Lansing May 24 League Meet at Ypsilanti May 28