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

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A grand cheerful girl who helped us at any time we were at a loss in the library was Dorothy Ragain. Dor- othy belonged to Solo Training and Ensemble. Frank Sinatra hasn ' t anything onKenneth Rands, who belonged to Student Council and played ftxitball, basket- ball and golf. Shirley Redmond was one of the hard-working promp- ters of the senior play. Shirley belonged to Dramatics, G. A. A., and Library Club. Loretta Replogle was one of the luckier few with natural curly hair and flirty eyes. Loretta was active in Dramatics Club. Sweet Delores Rich could always be seen behind the counter at Cunningham ' s. Delores belonged to G. A. A. A well built fellow was Richard Rice, who was friend- ly to all. Dick belonged to Boys ' Club in the eleventh grade. Robert Richmond ' s main interest was in radio. Anyone needing a radio repaired, see Bob. He ' ll fix it. Outdoors is his hobby, hunting his joy. You ' ll always see a smile on this boy — Donald Roach. Donna Robbins possessed a pleasing nature along with gtxxl looks. Donna belonged to Dancing Club. Pretty Marcella Robertson was liked by all. Marcella belonged to G. A. A., World Affairs, French and Library Clubs. Ethel Rockstroh was active in G. A. A., Dance Club and Choir. Blond is her hair and she ' s been seen with Sinclair. Olivia Ruiz was a nice girl and very well liked. Her main interests were handicraft and G. A. A. Smart and snappy Wilma Russel was one of our Majorettes and also belonged to French Club. Certainly an answer to some maiden ' s prayer was Robert Sassanella. Bob sang in Ensemble and Chorus and was in Cartoonists’ and Art Clubs. Quiet and mtxlest was Betty Schlicht, who was a mem- ber of Chorus and Dance Clubs. During his high school days, Ernest Schlicht worked on Co-op. His main interest was shop work. A little girl with a pleasing personality was Joyce Scott. Joyce belonged to Dramatics Club, Ensemble and Latin Club. She also played the part of Eloise in the senior play. Ralph Scott worked on retailing while in high school. Ralph’s ambition is to become a machinist. 26

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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

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Lively little Jean Sheldon was always full of pep and was fun to have around. Jean was in Chorus, G. A. A., and Library Club. Irene Sikentanz was one of the smarter girls of our class. Membership in Dramatics Club, Red Cross, Danc- ing Club and G. A. A. constituted her activities. Students who are as brilliant and likeable as Joanne Slosser are hard to find. Joanne was on the Student Staff and belonged to Latin, French, Library and Dance Clubs. Kenneth Smith, a tall fellow, belonged to Boys ' Club and Table Tennis Club. Kenny ' s ambition was to be- come an engineer. Evelyn Sparling is one girl whose future is planned. Evelyn belonged to G. A. A. and Dance Club. Beverly Spencer will always be remembered for her smile and giggle. Bev was in Dance Club, G. A. A., Cihorus, Ensemble and Majorettes. A wizard of the keyboard was Shirley Springhorn, who accompanied the choir wherever they went. She belonged to Student Council, Ensemble and Solo Training. Don ' t let the mustache deceive you — he ' s really a swell guy. Leonard Stapleton played baseball, football and tennis. He was also on th e Student Council and be- longed to Boys ' Club. Pretty, dark-haired Helen Stark belonged to G. A. A. and Dance Qub. Serene and dignified was Marjorie Stein, who belonged to Latin Club, Chorus, Dance and Camera Clubs. Gtxxl to look at and intelligent, Jane Stinsen belonged to Dramatics and Chorus. That which lies beneath the quiet countenance of Hans Stoehr has baffled many of us. Hans could usually be found driving his car around, but during schtx)! hours he t(X)k part in Hi-Y and Band. V A pair of flirty eyes, a mischievous grin and an ener- getic personality introduce Jacque St. Pierre. Jacque took part in Chorus and Dramatics and was a member of the Lighthouse Staff and the senior play cast. A striking girl with a rare sense of humor was Shirley Straff on. Shirley participated in Chorus, Hi-Y, Dramatks and G. A. A. If you hear a boy who often says, Give me a syoK and I ' ll kill it,” this would surely be Charles Sturmer. Chuck was active in tennis. Everybody’s ideal, William Taylor, was active in foot- ball, basketball. Chorus and Art Club. 27 Keith Stokan, one of those mechanically inclined boys, is getting good experience working part time at Muel- lers. Keith belonged to Boys ' Club. Betty Stontmeyer, being interested in home economics, found little time for extra-curricular activities except for G. A. A. and Chorus.