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

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Did you ever meet anyone who was more friendly and easy to get along with than Thomas CowperP Tom be- longed to Chess Club. Eugene Crawford’s curly hair was admired by all, along with his friendly manner. Eugene played on the baseball team. Shirley Crawford ' s congenial smile has won her many friends. Shirley took part in Dance, Art and Camera Clubs. Always anxious to help was Daisy Crumback, who be- longed to Chorus and Lighthouse. David Cumming is the only boy in P. H. who is both Cumming” and going at the same time. Dave belonged to Boat and Aeronautics Clubs. Hats off to Layle Cunningham, a swell fellow and out- standing f(X)tball player. Layle also took part in track and P. H. Club. A tall dignified and self-confident girl was Janet Currie, who was active in Hi-Y, G. A. A., Dramatics and Camera Clubs. A swell fellow was Marvin Curtis, who was always full of fun. He belonged to Chorus. Happy-go-lucky Dan Dancey ' s interest in sports was evidenced by his participation in football and track. He also took part in tumbling. William Deligianis, a likeable fellow, who always had a friendly air about him, was a swell person to be around. Bill was a Lighthouse reporter and belonged to the Ping- Pong, Cartoonists ' and Chess Clubs. Rushing through high school with a hand in almost everything was Beverly Dentel, who took an active part in World Affairs and Latin Club and was also a member of Student Council. Y vonne Dentel could always be counted on to do her part in Chorus, Ensemble, Camera Club and Band. Yvonne has an interesting character and a pleasing per- sonality. Class cut-up fully describes Eugene Dimick, who was a natural wit. Gene was a member of Boys Glee Club and the track team. He served as boys ' sports editor on the Student. Pretty Dorothy Drozdowski was active in Dramatics, Library, Chorus, G. A. A., Drafting and Camera Clubs. Donald Duff took a special interest in getting out of sch(x l. He became one of Miss Wiese ' s closest friends . Mary Duffin, a credit to the graduating class, was in- terested in Chorus and Dance Clubs. Tall dark-haired Jack Duncan belonged to Cartoon- ists ' Club, Tenth Grade Boys Club, and also played first- string basketball on the Big Reds first time in history to reach state finals team. Walter Ernst, a nice-looking fellow, could be spotted by an attractive dimple in his chin. Walt was in the Hi-Y and Camera Clubs. 18

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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

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Alexander Falk, a favorite of all his friends, partici- pated in Dancing Qub and golf. Active Maynard Fenner, who was loads of fun, was in Art Club, Dancing, Boys Hi-Y, Chess Club and on the safety squad. A sweet girl with a soft speaking voice and a very cliarming manner was Patricia Fiedler, who was active on the Student Council for four semesters and also belonged to G. A. A. Tiny, talkative and full of pep was Alice Fowler, who belonged to tenth grade G. A. A., Chorus, Solo Training and Ensemble. Alice also played the part of Susy in the senior play. A snappy dresser and a swell personality describes Robert French. Bob belonged to Handicraft Club. Dark, sleek hair belonged to Harley Eye, who belonged to the traffic squad. Tall and rather quiet was a swell fellow named Wil- liam Gardner, who w ' as on the safety squad and also be- longed to Chess Club. A girl with energetic qualities was Carolyn Gast, who t x)k part in Junior Red Cross, G. A. A., Dance Club, Drafting and Dramatics. Dark eyes and a pretty smile describe Dorothy Geick, wlio belonged to Junior Red Cross. Dark-haired June Gierman was friendly and a friend wortli having. June belonged to G. A. A. William Gilbert was a very quiet person but very in- dustrious. Bill belonged to Chorus in the tenth grade Smiles and laughs accompanied by those crimson blushes made likeable Milton Gkekas a favorite with members of his class. He played basketball, was manager of the baseball team and belonged to P. H. Club. Always happy and smiling was Flazel Lorraine Gly- shall ' . Lorraine was active in Library Club and Chorus. Class dream man was Clarke Gorte, known to most people as Ben. He played on t he ftxttball, basketball and golf teams and was in P. H. Club. If muscle make a man, oh what a man is Clatus Gougeon. Clatus was president of the Hi-Y Club. Go(xl-natured Laurence Graham was an all around good fellow. He was active in tumbling and Camera Club. An earnest and cheerful disptisition belonged to Eunice Green, a liard worker. Eunice belonged to Latin Club, French Club, Dramatics, the Student Staff and the Art Club, to w ' hich she belonged because of her outstanding artistic abilities. Charles Griffith devoted part of his high school time to tumbling and serving as one of the managers of the basketball team. 19