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

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Eugene Radamacher, friendly to us all, was a member of Table Tennis Club and of Chorus. Gerald Reid was a big help in making Our Hearts Were Y oung and Gay ’ a success. He belonged to the Dance and Handicrafts club. Alice Reilly could always be found thinking up new deviltry. In her spare time Alice found enough nxim to Dance and Handicrafts clubs. Our Champ! Jack Rise belonged to the Chorus, Chess Club and Sophomore Boys Club. One of the most cheerful members of our class was Nancy Ross. Nan was a member of the Lighthouse staff. An active member of the January class was Joyce Sargeant. Joyce was a member of the Student staff, G. A. A., and Chorus. She also worked hard on the senior play. Edti in Saudon devoted most of his time to being quiet and contented. Our man about town, Frank Seely, belonged to Chorus. One of the members of the bass section in the choir was Eruin Shay, who also took part in Art, Cartoon, Chess, Camera and Handicrafts Clubs. He was a member, in addition, of Solo Training, Ensemble and Hi-Y. Thinking before she spoke was one of Ma rion Wright ' s virtues. Marion ' s favorite subject was vcxal. Always working hard at the store was Donell Sopha. Don liked to dance so he joined the Dance Club. Frank Staiger, president of his class in his junior and senior years, always saved time for sports. He played on the baseball and ftx)tball teams. Also he took part in the senior play and was a member of the Honor Society and honors convtxration. Another of the busy members of our class was Nancy Strauss. Nancy served on the Student Council in the tenth and eleventh grades. She was elected vice-president of the Council in 12 A. She was also a member of the Honor Stxiety, Student staff, Chorus and Ensemble. Class salutatorian, Nancy received honors at honors convo- cation. Jean Jacia found that a pleasant smile was valuable. Jean was a member of Chorus. Elinor Ruhstorfer Tait, prefixed by Mrs., was we ll liked by all. Nancy Taylor, a member of Chorus, was envied by many for having such pretty hair. Harriet Temple, who was active on the Student Coun- cil in twelfth grade, was also a member of Chorus. Barbara Thomas, who revolves in a cycle of parties, was a member of Chorus, served as class treasurer two years, and was a member of G. A. A., Hi-Y, Chorus and Student staflf. She also took a role in the senior play. 14

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Seldom is there a boy of Gerald MacDonald ' s age who can lead singing groups as he does. Jerry was also in Solo Training and Ensemble. Franklin Madill was the sunshine of our class. Gotxl things come in small packages. Charlotte McCormick, who is always full of vim and vigor, was a member of Dramatics and French Clubs, Chorus and Majorettes. She did an excellent job in Our Hearts Were Young and Gay.” Mdfy Lou McCormick, one of the quieter girls in our class, found that a blush was often inconvenient. One who is friendly and liked by all depicts Robert McCully. Jack McKay ' s name will be listed among immortals in P. H. H. S. ' s f(X)tball history. The smaller they are, the better we like them, as we do Vincent MacTaggert. Evelyn Melms was noted for her pleasant smile and sense of humor. Evelyn was a member of Chorus. It seems that David Mitchell never has a care in the world, even while belonging to the Creative Writing and Dance Clubs. Why is it Robert Moore has the curly hair rather than some lucky girl? Bob was on the baseball team. Marilyn Mortimer, the only red-headed girl in the class, t(X)k an interest in art, and did a gtxxf job of it tcx). If we all were as studious as James Mugan, we would not have to go to school. Jim was in Hi-Y, Creative Writing and Dance Clubs. He was also a member of the Student Staff and a member of the cast of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay.” Gerald Neil is competition for Sam Byrd. Golf held all Jerry ' s interest while he was in High School. Always providing a lot of laughs for the class was Kenneth Nelson. He was a member of the Hi-Y and Dance Clubs. A cute blonde was Joanne Nicholson, who belonged to Dance Club. Her favorite subjects were English and art. Through the high schtxil years, you get to know a person well, as we did Duane Pattison. David Phillips, who was on the Student Council in the tenth grade, was well liked by all. John Piazza was one of the most active students in our class activities. He was on the football and basketball teams, and a member of Chess and Dance Qubs. He also was in the senior play. Honor Scxriery and honor convo- cations. John was valedictorian of the January class. 13

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CLASS OF JUNE 1948 David Tobias, known to most of his friends as Lefty,” was a member of the Student staff, Chorus and Ensemble and took part in Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Eduard Touma could always cheer anyone up. Ed was on the football team. Bvtty Tyson, whose favorite club was G. A. A., was a member of Hi-Y and participated in the senior play. Friendly and nice to know was Esther Wade, who was a member of the Chorus and Spanish Club. One of the best liked and most active girls in our class was Lois Woods. Lois was in the Honor Stx ' iety and was a member of French and Sojourner clubs. Seldom without a smile, Clara Wright was a member of the Lighthouse staff, G. A. A., and Aeronautics Clubs. She also was in the Chorus. Strike up the band! Here comes James Abernethy, who belonged to Chess Club, Band, Baseball and Student Council. Jim portrayed Oogie in A Date With Judy, the senior play. Williatn Agnetv is a fine fellow, whom everybody liked. Bill belonged to the Tumbling Club. A rarin ' to go, Ronald Ainsworth belonged to Spanish, Carttxjnists ' , Camera and Tumbling Clubs. He also was a cheerleader. Feminine and a lovely ptersonality describe Louise Alexander. Louise was a very capable secretary of our senior class. She also totik part in Student Council, Stu- dent Staff and Cartoonists’ Club. Her voice was one of the many heard in Ensemble and Chorus. A good student is Barbara Allen, who w;ts friendly and gtxxl-natured. Barbara was a member of Camera and Handicraft Clubs. Quiet and dependable was Robert Avion, who worked on the traffic squad. Tiny Pauline Andrews was active in G. A. A. and Dance Club. She was friendly to everyone and a sw ' ell person to know. Gaylord Anglebrandt was the handsome, athletic type. Gay played on our undefeated football team and also played basketball. Lois Arnott was one of the quiet members of the class. She belonged to Home Economics Club. 15