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

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Busy all the time was Dorothy Miller, who belonged to Spanish and Red Cross Clubs. Who will ever forget William Miller, a guy who was always up to something! Bill belonged to Camera Club, Chefs Club, Ping-Pong, Boys ' Glee Club and Boys ' Club. He also belonged to Tumbling Club. Oh! That captivating grin! It could belong to none but Ronald Mires. Ron belonged to Chefs Club. He was also business manager of the Student. Betty Mitchell, whose first love was playing the piano, was active in Latin Club for two years. A friend indeed was Gilbert Mix, who was rather shy. Gilbert belonged to Camera Club. His spare time was sp)ent behind a drug store counter. Attention! Introducing James Aioorc and his curly ItK ' ks. Jim belonged to Camera Club and Boys ' Club. He also took part in track, cross-country and swimming teams. r Reginald Moore was one of our track stars who ran cross-country. To top this off, he was a swell fellow to know. Charlotte Nelson ' s aim is to become a nurse. She was senior class treasurer and assistant editor of the Light- house. She also belonged to Solo Training. Joanne Nelson ' s long blond hair and dark eyes, along with a p eppy personality, mowed the stag line. Jo be- longed to Dramatics, G. A. A. and Student Council. Barbara Nielson had laughter dancing in her eyes. Among her activities she listed Chorus and Crafts. Russell Norris was on the top of everybody ' s parry list. Russ was very active in Student Council, ftxttball. Car- toonists ' Club and golf. Glen Norton ' s curly hair was admired by all. Glen could be described best as being self-reliant. Gloria Nugent ' s long hair was the envy of many of her classmates. Gloria belonged to G. A. A., Dance Club and Handicrafts. Ernest Nuss was always on the spot to fix things. Ernie was a member of Dance and Tumbling Clubs. John Osko, our country gentleman, was on our fexx- ball and baseball teams. John was liked by everyone who knew him. Entangled in a Webb of love was Emma Jean Oslin, who belonged to G. A. A., Camera Club and Student Staff. Ozzie played the part of Mrs. Hotchkiss in the senior play. Happy am I, from care I ' m free. Why aren ' t they all contented like me? John Parry played football. Ellen Payne, who was active in Junior Red Cross, G. A. A., Dramatics, Drafting and Camera Clubs, was liked by all. 24

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Good-looking Charles Luce proved his popularity by being active on Student Council. Chuck belonged to football and track teams and was a member of Boys’ Club and World Affairs Club. Easy to get along with William Lymburner was full of fun and vigor. Bill participated in Solo Training, Chorus, Boys’ Glee Club, Dancing and swimming. Here’s to the girl with the smiling face and smiling heart, Jane Lyons, an energetic cheerleader. She also took part in G. A. A. and Dramatics, Arts and Crafts Clubs. Quiet, reserved and very nice looking describe James MacTaggart, who was liked by everyone. ' W ' ho says men prefer blonds! Dolores Martinez was a member of Red Cross, Spanish, Ensemble, Dancing and Chorus Clubs. Poised and just plain sweet describe Betty Matthews, who belonged to Junior Red Cross and G. A. A. Phyllis Matthews, whose main interests were sports and home economics, belonged to G. A. A. Tall and charming Helen McCaw belonged to G. A. A. and was a swell girl to know. Sweet and sedate describe Mary Jane McClusky, who took part in Camera and Dramatics Clubs, but the favor- ite was her Bill.” Robert McColl always smiled an especially nice smile at the girls. We were glad to have Bob as a member of our class. Whatever Eleanor McCoy did, she always put both feet forward.” Eleanor belonged to G. A. A., Latin Club, and the senior play cast, in which she played the role of Mrs. Foster. One of the nicest boys ever to walk in shoe leather was Norman McCue. Norm was active on Student Coun- cil and was in the Latin and Dance Clubs. This smile belongs to one of our clas s acrobats, Charles McKay, who belonged to table tennis. Chess, Tumbling, track, cross-country. Boys’ Club and Cheerleaders. Sam Matar did an excellent job as student director of the Senior Play. Sam belonged to Dance Club, tumbling. Boys’ Club and French Club. Donna Mehler was a little girl, but she went in for things in a big way. Donna belonged to G. A. A. When we think of Betty Mertz, we think of giggles. Betty belonged to Red Cross, Chorus and Dancing Clubs. Quiet Donald Miller was a sports lover. His favorite sport was football. Clarence Miller could be described as being tall and bashful. Clarence worked on Co-op for awhile, and then retailing. 23

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A swell hunk of man was John Peacock, who was one of the basketball managers and played football and base- ball. Jack was also a member of Boys ' Club in the eleventh grade. A keen personality and hillarious sense of humor be- longed to Patricia Pedrotti. Pat was active in Hi-Y, G. A. A., Dance Club and Handicrafts. Eugene Peters came from St. Stephen in the eleventh grade. He worked on Co-op. and so didn ' t have time for clubs. Gerald Peters ' activities were very much like his brother ' s. Gerry also worked on Co-op. Both of the boys were very well liked. If Melva Philipp couldn ' t smile or sing, she ' s be lost forever. Melva belonged to Solo Training and Ensemble. One of the funmakers describes Charles Philp. Chuck played football and basketball. Edith Philp, although very quiet, was active in junior Red Cross, Hi-Y, Chorus and )lo Training. William Pickard didn ' t find time for many activities because he worked on Co-op. Bill had many friends. Charming and poised was Jeannine Pickeral, who be- longed to Ensemble, Chorus, Solo Training and Wood- crafts clubs. Jeannine played the leading part of Judy in the senior play and did a grand job of it. A refreshing personality and pretty blond hair be- longed to Shirley Pleiness. Sliirley belonged to G. A. A. and Dancing Qubs. Elizabeth Pollock was quiet, but appreciated by her classmates as being such. Elizabeth belonged to Ensemble and Chorus. His ready wit and bubbling enthusiasm won many friends for William Powell, who was on the Student Council and played basketball. Pretty little Patricia Prashaw, who had an exceptionally nice smile, was active in G. A. A. and French Club. Always willing to lend a hand was Wayne Proctor, who belonged to Hi-Y and French Club. Petite Mary Przemytske belonged to G. A. A., Dra- matics, Chorus and Ensemble. Shirley Pudney, known as the blond bombshell,” be- longed to G. A. A. Jack Purkiss ( once a grtxreryman, always a grtKery- man) belonged to Student Council. Mischievous Kenneth Rademacher was always active and always up to something, which made him the life of every party. Kenny belonged to Band and Chefs Club. 25