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

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Lavonne Ashpole ' s warm contagious smile won for her many friends. She belonged to Camera Club, G. A. A. and Driver Training. Although Dolores Btuley didn ' t belong to any clubs she was welcomed to our class as she was full of fun and mischief. Dark-haired Robert Baker, whom everyone liked, be- longed to Lighthouse Staff and Dance Club while he was in High School. You could always see Bob driving around in his Nash. Always ready to laugh describes Jacqueline Barrett. Jackie had a scintillating f ersonality and was grand to know. She belonged to Chorus. There was lots of fun when Roy Bartlett was around. Known to most people as Bart, he played on the football team and was in the Tenth Grade Boys ' Club. Tiny Rosemary Baska was as little and graceful a person as P. H. H. S. has ever claimed. Rosemary ttxik part in Junior Red Cross and G. A. A. Robert Bannoch was a dark-haired fellow with lots of pep. Man about schcx)l was Martin Beebe, whom everyone knew and liked. Marti belonged to Spanish Club. Most likely to succeed if he keeps on smiling that nice smile is Robert Bennett. Caroll Berden didn ' t have time to participate in schcxJ activities since he concentrated his time on retailing and distributive education. Happy and carefree was tall Eugene Bishop, who be- longed to the Latin, Cliess and Dance Clubs. Nice to know, Dorothy Bloomfield had a pleasant unassuming air and was very dependable. Dorothy was a member of the Crafts Club. Raymond Bouslog was our hot-tempered guard. Red Iryas active in basketball, baseball. Student Council and liolo Training. An attractive girl with everlasting pep, Nancy Brabau loved to be on the go. Nancy was a member of Camera and Girls ' Clubs. There was always something doing with Jack Bradle y around. Jack could be distinguished by those dimples. He belonged to Hi-Y, Chorus, Boys ' Club and Tennis. 16 Mighty gtxxl Itxiks, topped by a gcxxl sense of humor, made Santford Boley a welcome fellow to have around. Sandy was a Lighthouse reporter for three years. W illiam Boiul, tall and dark-haired, belonged to Dance Club, Boys ' Club, Ensemble and Chorus. He also played ftxjtball. Margery Bolt did well w’hat she started. Marjorie was a member of Junior Red Cross, G. A. A. and Library Club. She also was a Majorette.

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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

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Quiet and reserved describes William Braiduood, who t(X)k part in Latin and Camera Clubs. No performance was complete without a song from Robert Branch. Bob belonged to Solo Training, En- semble, Glee Club, Chorus and Carttxjnists’ Clubs. 1 all and rather quiet was David Briscoe, a substantial member of the senior class. Dave belonged to Chess and World Affairs Clubs. Happy-go-lucky was B. J. Broadbent, who was always fun to have around. B. J. was a cheerleader and belonged to the Cartcxrnists ' and Chefs Clubs. A serene and attractive girl, with a nice personality, was Dorothy Brooks. Dorothy belonged to Dance Club. The right kind of girl was Rita Buford, who had a charming smile. Rita t(X)k part in G. A. A., Library Club, and Band. An amazing athlete was Jerry Cain, known to most people as Sugar. He belonged to Student Council, P. H. Club, and the ftxitball and baseball teams. We will long remember Carlos Slick Callahan ' s ex- cellent performances on the ftxjtball field and, incidental- ly, on the dance floor. Marjorie Cargill had an interesting character and a pleasing personality. Marge belonged to G. A. A., Girls’ Club, Hi-Y, Ensemble and Cihorus. It is impossible to imagine Charles Carpenter when he wasn’t laughing and joking. Chuck was on the track ream. Fun-loving Nancy Carr t(X)k part in the Girls’ Club. A charming girl with a sweet personality was red- headed Charlotte Carter. A very active fellow around schcx)l was Matthew Caivthorne, who ttx)k part in Solo Training, Chorus, En- semble, Spanish, Chess, Boys’ Glee Club and Library Club. Tall and blond describes Monna Charles, whose fav- orite sport was riding horses. Monna belonged to Handi- craft Club. Camera Club, Red Cross and Crafts helped to keep Robert Charles busy through his high school days. Always smiling that Irish smile was Joyce Collins, who belonged to Chorus. A handsome, well-known member of our class was Robert Cope. Bob belonged to Chefs and Spanish Clubs and participated in gymnastics. Harold Cowper, everyone’s pal, was in Camera, Danc- ing and Chess Clubs. Harold also t(X)k part in tumbling. 17