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

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HIGH SCHOOL A mock Presidential election will A be held in Port Huron High School v e V« Wednesday. Each grade is a pre- ftV 0 cinct. The following teachers art j vec ' tVin charge: lOB-Miss Eunice Eich- horn. 10A— Clayton Lewis, 11B— a eMiss lere rre-ouiuui m — . » $ , ' £ ' £ Z • Opens For Teachers [» ire having a last fling » , , 7«f , inn. — vtoj Alta Lloyd, 11A — Miss Mar- Doris i Seett it e V (l play, teacher. xou-,--- W v ’ ia »od ® ' Y 1 ing for thC open 8 f L play, teachers today bH» W e I day. hool staff members are i e ,„ f 0JI t t,y Ay U sultati - r lff e Qff t -c ! Washington. vv a » „«4 P° sY v, Sch°°i ° ts Wit 1 « t •ing A »the% W »?.22 ° n Ut 0 1 - v rtu i 0 th p .cSrvM The girls of 10lh grade GAA played volleyball this week. Katie Labor’s team played against Mar- lorie Fahselt’s team. Sally Lam- ber’t team played againstFrances Overbrough’s team. Miss Dons ?eachout. sponsor led in exercise Next weel the girls plan to p y soccerball and hockey. othe ' y °ca; Z n 4 V } hg tl ne ocn„ ct nii So th -rfjgs? ' ■ 2;3o h.m -»bf few j tfl e Z r 1 Dcii c at c th et . Co 1 S a y bn tlt t a „ c a s«e« Detroit Saitf ie e h i uvu xasrr e s icf Le schetr i game Coach Bob Hsry otv | con dence as one reason toi ° vd e se back. The Reds’ coaching . ° - x has be en working this week To move that .handicap and to impr s both the team’s offense and . e VIY . fense. :d ? No starting lineup has been x nounced but after today’s U 0 session Coach Hayes wiu pr e o ably be ready to name his tearr see , The Reds expect a tough ,b e llw C with Mooseheart but tbe their extra poundage otv i€them the needed edge c tfv 10 ;tvrv to ,ot.; c tvoo ,ue ard Co s. lackney Alvin ,dV day Cross con hope will s FFIsh School News : 1 j ' »«« aJSTKSE all teams will compete in th» nio 1 The following, pupils sang a -«or the members of Chorus. Bnrgett, LeRoy Hall and turges. Under the direction $ Bess Hyde. Joan Heyer. r Purges, Harold Burgett and - y Chappelle sang in a quar- semi-annual Library club j was discussed at a recent ?i ■ ig. Joyce Bloomfield as d chairman of the calendar Ittee. members of the Dramatics look notes concerning cues ■enunciation for radio work. Doris Teachout. sponsor, ined the game of hockey to lembers of the Leadership Next week the girls will play f ° t nj . ‘ L°titX,Z v o y S, ' h l ad 7 °i s ™ »■« 1 1. istr -a £S“- .2: r ' ' I Dungaree Hop. being spon- by the 11 A class, will be held High School gym from 8 p m. p.m. Friday. Ivan Lapish is al chairman of the dance. The Jwing pupils are assisting him committee chairmen: Decora- Jessie Lee Kelley; patrons, re Ruff: concessions, Barbara •e; advertising. Nancy Kim- . ' kroom, Marilyn Gar- 30 cents a per- •mle. Pupils ”, dunga- sports 4e F° e bl ?A Hop a bon- . will be held ' fo - ii es aucr me , ' ith S m en ' of °t ij p nia ini? ' ? high sales .h Bra prizes. The second = S f. WI,! wir » ' lty nle ,t Mai salesmen Wednwdi d thlrd high ecuv. ' 1 ' ' ames i Warsinski with S 25 a ' e Gerald c a,ng p.m- Treat with $27 sn c ? d Mari! yn stlu . toniS more than Safes totaled or B eac 9 tlfch, e . . -r , ? £ £ Cc«. coming game A pep meet- .he High School iday. The Port jl Band will play team and coaches is well as the “little ie jug is the sym- between the two Huron High School Session of the jug until night when the “Big .] again play for the tA of the jug for another fter the meeting a bonfire y, ? f tV»o T r V» »»r»d Or i « essic

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The staff of the 1949 Student places this book in your hands with the hope that it will serve as an accurate record of the year 1948-1949 at Port Huron High School. Because the Student is the official yearbook of both the January and June classes, the majority of pictures within these covers were taken before January graduation. The Student has expanded twofold this year. Padded covers have been used for perhaps the first time in the Student’s history. Secondly, the book is by far the largest ever printed for Port Huron High School, exceeding the 1948 yearbook by 38 pages and the 1947 yearbook by 62 pages. The staff encountered many obstacles and spent long hours in making this annual a reality. If in the future, the 1949 Student serves to recall to you the true value of your days at Port Huron High School, we, the staff, will feel richly rewarded.

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3. Mr. Clare Sperry 4. Mr. Oliver M. Hanton — President 5. Mrs. Earl O. Kasdorf — Vice President 6. Mr. Gerald Collins 7. Mr. William Juengling 8. Mr. Harold Bauman Mr. Howard D. Crull, Superintendent of Port Huron Schools, appears at the right. 10