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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1950 volume:

vn 1 — ( % • THE YEARBOOK STAFF Proudly Presents THE STUDENT YEARBOOK OF PORT HURON HIGH SCHOOL This book records the work, play and accomplishments of the year 1950. May it bring back happy memories of your high school days. “A man with knowledge, but without energy, is a house furnished, but not inhabited; a man with energy but no knowledge, is a house dwelt in, but unfurnished.” John Sterling Ihe 1950 SIIIDIIII SlAff Business Manager Photographers Artist Sports Editors James Durand Willard Blackney James Watson Donald Chatterson Robert Stoner Richard Johnson Mary Lou Bonadio Jessie Lee Kelly Eunice Ruff Delores Schultz Rhoda Brooks Margaret Trace Marilyn Boucher Sondra Lee Edmondson Marilyn T reat Betty Smith Betty Farris Bob Durand Betty Lou Fitzner Helen Kertes Karren Brown Shirley Jackson Bonnie Boise Elizabeth Madill Elaine Bond Dondra Cataline Anna Belle Whittaker Virginia Docherty Carol Vogel Marilyn Maclnnes Bob Osontoski FOREWORD The 1950 STUDENT Staff is proud to present this book to the student body. May the pleasure which you have from looking at its pages both now and in future years be as great as the pleasure which we had in its preparation. The student body and faculty members of Port Huron High School were deeply grieved at the untimely death of Miss Geraldine Turner who had been on the teaching staff in the commercial department of the high school since 1925; she had served as head of the departmeht since 1942. Port Huron High School has lost a capable teacher and a grand personality. Those who have recently been under Miss Turner’s guidance and have known her friendship will feel a great personal loss. Many who have gone out from this school to take their places in other communities will recall with humble reverence the kindly, patient teacher who inspired them toward a greater and more contributory life. 10 pR I NC I PAL 1 ' Mr. Tomlinson Advisor January 195 ° Class Miss Teachout Girls ' Counselors Miss Kean and Miss F. Moore Ass I STANT-Pr I NC I PAl Mi ss Wiese Advisor June 1 95° Class Miss L. Moore Boys ' Counselors Mr.. Southerland and Mr. Beyer FACULTY Mr. 0. E. Shelton Mr. Robert Dierks Mr. Karl Rantanen Miss Marion Rowe Industrial Arts Vocal Music English Biology Miss Mary Leonard Mathemat i cs Mrs. Daphine Rantanen Mr. Colin Sommerville Commercial Industrial Arts Mrs. Helen Alexander Home Economics FACULTY Miss Isabel MacLaren Mr. Harry Anderle Miss Winifred Powell Miss Eunice Eichorn Miss Etta Reid English Social Studies Art Social Studies English Mrs. Marguerite Cochrane Mr. Carl Lemle Miss Alice Kuhlenkamp Mr. Robert Hayes Miss Loretta Blackburn Cafeteria Manager Health Education Industrial Arts Social Studies Home Economics Miss Dorothy Barrett Mr. Linford Bond Miss Margaret Stevenson Mr. Wesley Jolliffe Miss Ione Lautner Phys i cs English and Speech and Mathematics Chemistry Industrial Arts Librarian Miss Marjorie Muhlitner Mr. Ernest Gerke Mr. Gle.nn Burnell Mrs. Fern Lindsay Miss Bess L. Hyde Social Studies Co-op Trade and Industry Industrial Arts Commercial Vocal Music 13 FACULTY Mr. Theodore Leemgraven Mr. John Heering Spanish” Health Education Mrs. Cora Posey Commercial Mr. Malcolm Crawford Mr. Reed Lai ghli.n Co-op Office Training Health Education Mr. Howard D. Crull Superintendent of Public Schools An issue of the STUDENT would be incomplete if it did not present to the students and subscribers the members of the board of education. As members of the Port Huron High School, we all join in the appreciation of having as active, interested and loyal a School Board as we now proudly possess. E X I OKS FUEWEII TO SENIORS that was set for you probably twelve or more years ago. These have not been easy years in every sense, but we hope they have been happy years. We hope that you will cherish the friendships made with students and teachers while you were in school and will recognize in future years the contri- butions of these friendships to your appreciation of living after your school days are over. We will watch with pride your achievements in the coming years, and I am sure that we shall feel many moments of satisfaction when we see some of you distinguishing your- selves in professions, businesses or industry. If you will always be proud of yourself, we will always be proud of you. So we say success to each of you. The best wishes of your teachers at Port Huron High go with you through many years of health and happiness. 16 JANUARY CUSS OF 1950 - Y f I I I — L - |‘ i SALLY AIKMAN I Wonder What ' s Become or Sally? IIth Grade Class Treasurer, Chorus, Camera, Travel, Ensemble, Choir, Student Director of Senior Play, Honors Convocation. ISABELLE BARNES |t ' s A Grand Night for Singing Student Council, Chorus, Solo Training, G.A.A., Choir, Ensemble. EUGENE BEACH Happy Go Lucky Honors Convocation. LAWRENCE BODEN That Palamino Pal O ' Mine MARY LOU BONADIO Dark Eyes Chorus, Student Council, Student Staff, Driver ' s Training, Choir, Senior Play, Honors Convocation. GERALD BOWERS Take It Easy Camera . DONALD BRISTOW Strike Up the Band Band . RHODA BROOKS What A Gal G.A.A., Chorus, Student Staff. GERALDINE BROUGH Twenty-four Hours of Sunshine G . A . A . , Cho i r . 18 NANCY BROWN Keen and Peachy Chorus, Dramatics, Travel, Choir, G.A.A. JEANNE CASSIN You ' re Too Marvelous for Words 12th Grade Class President, G.A.A. , Student Coun- cil, Honors Convocation. PHYLLIS CAULKETT Sweet and Lovely BEVERLY CHAPPELLE Oh, You Beautiful Doll I Oth Grade Class Treasurer, Ensemble, Chorus, Choir, Senior Play. DONALD CHATTERSON Artist ' s Life Student Staff, Camera, Art, Boys Glee Club, Tumb- ling, Cheerleader. JOHN CHENEY That ' s Right Camera, Radio Club, Print Club, Student Council, Hi-Y Club, Senior Play, Honors Convocation. FREDERICK CLEAVER | MAG I NAT I ON Solo Training, Boys ' Glee Club, Choir. ROSEMARY CLYNE You ' re So Understanding Choir, Chorus, Driver ' s Training. THOMAS COATS That Someone Is You LE ROY HALL Barber Shop Harmony Glee Club, Chorus, Solo Training, Ensemble, Choir, Tenth Grade Football, Driver ' s Training. GERALD HARPER | ' m Leaving My Troubles Behind Boys ' Glee Club. EMIL HAUK There 1 s a Smi le Dr i ver ' s Tra i n i ng . HELEN HAYNES Isn ' t It Romant i c EDWARD HOGAN You Can Do No Wrong MARY HUDY The Beautiful Blond from Bashful Bend G.A.A., Driver ' s Training. DOUGLAS JOHNSON I ' ve Got a Way With Women Nth Grade Class President, Varsity Football (Co- captain), Track, Reserve Basketball. LLOYD KAUFMANN You, You, You Are The One Band . JESSIE LEE KELLEY Mickey 10th, Nth, and 12th Grade Class Secretary, Student Staff, Camera, Honors Convocation, Salutator i an . NANCY CRULL ' A ' You ' re Adorable |2th Grade Class Treasurer, Student Staff, Senior Play, Honors Convocation. THEODORE CURRIE Happy and Free Camera . RICHARD CURRY The Band Played On Band . ELEANOR FALK You ' re Not Too Easy to Forget G.A.A., Sewing Club, Driver ' s Training. BERNARD FLEMING | Wish I Had a Wishbone Tumbling Club, Boys ' Glee Club. VIRGINIA FRIEDLAND Stay As Sweet As You Are Driver ' s Training, Travel Club, Ensemble, Chorus, Choi r . MARI LYN GARRETT Sunshine of Your Smile Student Council, Girls ' Hi-Y, G.A.A., Chorus, Driv- er ' s Training, Senior Play, Honors Convocation. DONALD GRATTON | ' ll Be Sat i sfi ed Radio Club, Camera. MARY GREEN Bright Eyes Driver ' s Training, Camera. 19 THOMAS KERSEY A Wonderful Guy Student Council. MILTON KILE He’s a Real Gone Oakie Travel, Student Council, Manager of Football and Track Teams, Senior Play. NANCY KIMBALL Live, Love, and Laugh G.A.A., Chorus, Lighthouse. CHARLES KRAMP Charl ie. My Boy ROSE LANGOLF Short and Sweet G .A. A. IVAN LAPISH He Was a Good Man As Good Men Go ||th and 12th Grade Class Vice-president, Choir, Chorus, Ensemble, Senior Play, Honors Convocation. ESTHER LASHER Hair of Gold, Eyes of Blue Camera, G.A.A., Driver’s Training. PATRICIA LAUTH Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life BARBARA LAWRENCE At Peace With The World Student Council, Lighthouse, Driver’s Training, Honors Convocation. SNOWDY LOTT On the Sunny Side of the Street Camera, Sojourners. lewis mcconnell It’s a Big Wide Wonderful World NORMAN McLEOD Blue-Bells of Scotland BA 1 LEY McMURRA Y is There Any Need to Worry? FREDERICK MITCHELL I ' m Happy Be i ng Me Band. W| LMA MORRISH My Extraordinary Gal G . A . A . BETTY MURRAY Ain’t She Sweet Camera, Driver’s Training. PATRICIA ORR Everybody’s Friend Library Club. JOAN OVERBAUGH A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody G.A.A. 20 JULIA PARRY No One, No Sweeter Than You Camera, Dramatics, Choir, Ensemble, Chorus, Driver ' s Training, Senior Play. LUCILLE PATRICK Love Walked In G . A . A . , Driver ' s Training. PHILLIP POND Regular Man Boys Glee Club, Chorus, Art and Cartooning, Senior Play . DARLENE PRATT Reckon I ' m In Love Camera, Driver ' s Training. REGINALD RABIDUE The Love Bug Will Bite You Varsity Football, Track, Student Council, Athletic Club . JACK RANDALL Sparkling Blue Eyes H i -Y , Camera, Crafts. EUNICE RUFF Keep That Twinkle in Your Eyes Studp t Council, Student Staff, Choir, Senior Play, Honors Convocation, Valedictorian. GERALD SANFORD He Wears a Pair of Silver Wings Camera, Senior Play. HELEN SHEPHERD You, Wonderful You Chorus, Ensemble, Driver ' s Training, Choir. PATRICIA SHULTERS So In Love G.A.A., Driver ' s Training. JAMES STINSON Heartbreaker Hi-Y, Student Council (Vice-President), Camera Driver ' s Training, Honors Convocation. FRANCES STORACE The Best Things In Life Are Free FRED STURGES With a Song In My Heart Choir, Chorus, Ensemble, Boys Glee Club, Chef ' s Club, Solo Training, Camera. JOYCE TEEPLE | Feel a Song Comin ' On Student Council, Library Club, Choir, Chorus, Solo Training, Ensemble. MARY ELLEN THRUSHMAN We Have Much To Be Thankful For BARBARA JEAN TYLER That Wonderful Girl Chorus, Camera, Choir. JACK WAGNER Always True To You In My Fashion Camera, Football, Senior Play. DELORES SCHULTA Lovely and Charming Choir, Student Council, Student Staff, Honors Con- vocat i on . 21 ARTHUR WHITTAKER n l Found a Horseshoe Nth Grade Class Vice-President, Varsity Football (Co-captain), Track . CLASS OFFICERS AT THEIR SENIOR PROM From Left to Right: Ivan Lapish and Janice Carpo, Alfred Cudlip and Jeanne Cassin, Lornie Kerr and Nancy Crull, Dalton Love and Jessie Lee Kelly. 22 Jim CUSS Of 1950 LEAUVERNA ADKINS Still Water Runs the Deepest G .A. A. JOAN ALBERT Easy to Love VICTOR ALBERT l Wish I Had a Wishbone Manager of Football Team. CLAYTON ALEXANDER Happy and Free MARY ANN ALEXANDER Mm Just a Dreamer Lighthouse Editor, G.A.A., Student Council, Camera. ROBERT ALMANZA That Lucky Old Sun BARBARA ANDERSON Mm Beginning To See the Light Chorus, Ensemble. DALLAS ANDERSON l Kissed a Girl and Made Her Cry Football, Swimming. GERALD ANDREWS There Must Be a Way Cross Country. 24 RUTH ARMSTRONG l Go in When the Moon Goes Out Chorus , G . A .A MARY LEE BACKHURST l Love Him Best of All Lighthouse, Student Council. JOYCE BANKSON Take Love Easy CAROL BARRY Love Me ' . Love Me 1 . Love Me 1 . Ensemble, Dramatics, Solo Training. RUTH BARTLEY At Sundown Chorus, Ensemble. CATHERINE BASCOM Dreams Do Come True Ensemble , G . A . A . JACK BEALE I 1 ve Got Rhythm Cheerleading, Camera, Hi-Y, Science. BARBARA BECK I 1 ll Be Fa i thful Secretary of |2th Grade Class, Student Council, G.A.A. ELEANOR BECKERT l Don 1 t Care Who Knows It Chorus, Ensemble, Solo Training. BETTY BOROWSKI Please Change Your Mind MARILYN BOUCHER Five Feet Two, Eyes of Blue Student Staff, Student Council, G.A.A. PATRICK BOURKE Mm the Guy Lighthouse, Bowling. MARILYN BOYD I 1 ll Be See i ng You Chorus, Ensemble. WILLIAM BRANCH There Goes That Song Again Tennis, Boys Glee Club, Ensemble, Solo Training. AUDREY BRAND I MORE Please Don t Say No G.A.A. NANCY BRISCOE Always in My Heart Chorus, Dramatics, Ensemble, Christian Endeavor, G.A.A. BETTY BROWN Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland” Christian Endeavor, Spanish Club. HAROLD BURGETT I t 1 s Too Late Now Chorus, Ensemble, Solo Training, Baseball, Cross Country, Camera. BARBARA BECKTOLD Just a Prayer Away G.A.A., Chorus, Ensemble. JOYCE BEDFORD I f You Were the Only Girl Chorus . RONALD BEEDON Patience and Fortitude JEAN BENNETT Wishi ng WILLARD BLACKNEY Chatterbox Camera, Student Staff, Science Club. BONNIE BOISE Girl From Jones Beach Student Staff, Lighthouse. DONNA BOMAN Bluebird Singing i n My Heart G.A.A. ANTHONY BONADIO There Will Never Be Another You Latin Club, Student Council President. MARY BOND Them There Eyes Chorus, G.A.A. 25 JEANEEN BURMEISTER Love Me Now or Never BARBARA BURNS Small Fry Chorus, Ensemble, G.A.A. ANNA CAIN It ' s a Great Feeling Chorus, G.A.A. HAROLD CAMERON It Only Happens Once Baseball Manager, Boys Glee Club. JOYCE CARLISLE You 1 re So Good to Me Red Cross, Dramatics, Chorus. JANICE CARPO My Buddy Student Council, Dramatics, G.A.A. MONNA LEE CARVER Far Away Places RICHARD CASELLO Just For Fun Track, Football. BETTY CAUGHILL I Do, I Do, I Do Student Council. 26 EDITH CAUGHILL I Can Dream, Can ' t I ? JOHN COLE How Nice? Track . BEVERLY COMSTOCK Dream i ng Away DAVID CONANT Has the Devil Got a Mortgage On You? Swimming, Library. JOYANN CONLAN Everywhere You Go Student Council, G.A.A. PATRICK CONNELL Man Wi th the Horn Track, Student Council, Science Club. IRENE COOP Just For Fun G.a.A., Travel. DOROTHY COPE Happy Go Lucky Dramatics, Chorus, Student Council, Latin. HAZEN CORNELIUS Whatcha Say Baseball . DOROTHY DESMARA I S My Guy Came Back French Club, Student Council. VIRGINIA DOCHERTY Gotta Be This or That Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Camera Club, Student Staff. DONALD DUPREE Until Tomorrow Camera Club, Track. STELLA DIDUCA Close Your Eyes And Dream JESSIE MAE EASTON Stormy Weather Wl LLI AM EBERLE After Graduation Day Boys 1 Glee Club, Chorus, Ensemble. SONDRA EDMONDSON Oh, You Beautiful Doll Student Staff. TERRANCE ELLSWORTH His Feets Too Big for De Bed Basketball, Golf, Football, Boys 1 Glee Club, Stu- dent Council. HELEN EMERICK Anything For You ALAN CRAWFORD Wonderful Guy Track, Cross Country. SHARON CRAY Everything Happens To Me Camera, Majorettes. FRED CRIBBINS Milk 1 em in the Morning Blues Baseball . GORDON CURNOW Star Dust Track, Cross Country. RICHARD CURRIE Don t You Leave Me Here Tennis, Camera. BETHANY CURTIS Put Your Arms Around Me Honey Dramatics, Chorus. LEO DELEG I AN IS Juke Box Saturday Nite BETTY DELL My Dream i s Yours ROBERT DELL Run, Run, Run Baseball . 27 ROBERT FAHSELT Better Cut That Out DOROTHY C. FALK Mm Glad I Waited For You ELIZABETH FARRIS Dark Eyes Tri-Hi-Y, Student Staff. BEVERLY FOGAL Bewitched CAROLYN FORSYTHE Send Me a Man, Amen 1 . Camera Club. FRANZ FOSTER Mm a Bigger Man Than You Travel, Football, Track. WALLACE FOX Because Basketball, Boys Glee Club. FREEMAN FRANKS Boogie Woogie On a Saturday Nite Crafts . DWAYNE FRIESE Twenty-four Hours of Sunshine Firemans Club (Former School). 28 JUNE GAMBLE June Comes Around Every Year CARL GAYFIELD My Life I s So Gay BETTY GEICK Sweet and Lovely Ensemble, Chorus. JERRY GERKE Why Can’t You Behave Camera . BETTY GERROW With a Song in My Heart Dramatics, Camera, Chorus. NANCY GREEN Wonderful One G. A. A. , Camera . RICHARD GREENE Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams Camera . LESLIE GROSZ You’ll Always Be Around Basketball, Tennis. RONALD GUSTKE He ' s A Friend Of Mine Camera . CAROLYN HALL Easy Street MINA HANSEN Sunday in the Country Chorus. MARIANNE HANTON Tell Me, Marianne Student Council, Latin. PATRICIA HARDT Sweeter Than the Flowers G.A.A. MONA DEANE HARMON That Old Feeling Chorus . ROSEMARY HARRINGTON Sugar Pie G.A.A. , Dramatics CLARABEL HARRISON That Somebody Is You Solo Training, Chorus, Ensemble. DONNA HARTMAN You ' re My Everything ALLEN HARTNETT Detour Dramat i cs . EVELYN HARTWIZ 1 1 ve Been Waiting For Your Phone Call Art Cartooning, Chorus. DOROTHY HARVEY It Happens Every Spring G .A. A. , Chorus. JOYCE HARVEY Everytime I Meet You MAX HASLIP Ten Pretty G i rls Football . MADELINE HEERING There ' s a Bluebird on Your Windowsill G.A.A., Chorus. ROSAMOND HENRY I ' ll Be Around Chorus, Print Club, Knitting, Travel, Solo Training. JOHN HERBER Oh, Johnny Boys ' Glee Club, Tumbling, Aviation. MARILYN HERBER A Kiss Goodn i ght JOAN HEYER C i nderella Chorus, Solo Training, Ensemble, Dramatics, Tri- Hi -Y . 29 THOMAS HICKS A Little Bit of heaven” Class Presi dent (12) JACK HOFFMAN ” Honest as the Day Is Long” DON HOLLINGWORTH Gonna Get a G i rl Track . KATY LOU HOLDEN Personal i ty Dramatics, Travel. JACQUELINE HOTTENROTH My Ideal” Ensemble, Chorus. JAMES L. HOWE Need You” Boys 1 Glee Club, Ensemble. JOANNE HOWSE A i n 1 t She Sweet? Student Council, Student Staff. JACK IRWIN A Fr i end of Yours BETTY JEAN ISABELL I sland Queen G.A.A., Chorus. CLIFFORD JACKSON Swanee Baseball . NEIL JACKSON Stranger in Town RICHARD JOHNSON Buzz, Buzz, Buzz Student Council, Student Staff. MARY ELLEN KARANDREAS Tell Me That You Love Me DONALD KEMP Women 1 . Women 1 . Women 1 . HELEN KENDRICK So in Love Chorus, Solo Training, Ensemble. EDMOND KERBYSON You re in Love with Someone Camera . LORN IE KERR You Say the Nicest Things Football, Basketball, Baseball. PATRICIA KERR Dreams Do Come True Latin Club, Chorus, Travel Club, Class Treasurer (II 12) . 30 CARL KUHR My Dreams Are Getting Better Camera Club, Travel, Tennis. ROBERT KUSCHEL Man About Town Baseball, Track, Lighthouse. RUTH LANGOLF Sugar Blues Student Council, Student Staff. VICTOR LANGOLF Poss I B I L I T I Es CATHERINE LASHER D I ZZY F I NGERS Chorus, Solo Training, Travel, Student Council, Secretary of Class ( 10 ), Latin Club. CAROLYN LAWLER Through The Years Dramatics, Travel, Chorus, Camera Club. ANN LEWANDOWSKI Short Cut Cutie Travel . EDYTHE LEWANDOWSKI Ma! He 1 s Making Eyes At Me G.A.A., Chorus, Ensemble. MARY JEAN LEWIS I ' d Love to Live in Loveland Dramat i cs . HELEN KERTES There ' s Yes ' . Yes ' , in Your Eyes Student Council, Student Staff, Tri-Hi-Y. WANDA KIDD I ' ll Be See i ng You Chorus . KENNETH KING Music Goes ' Round French, Print, Library, Travel. CHARLES KOHNERT Yah-Ta-Ta, Yah-Ta-Ta Print, Radio. EDWARD KOLMAN Everything Depends on You LEE KOPPEL How Many is Der of Ya? Baseball . ALVIN KOSCHN I TZKE He Was a Good Man As Good Men Go Camera . ELIZABETH KREEGER Don ' t Worry ' Bout Strangers Chorus, Ensemble. GLADYS KUEHN Playmate Latin Club, Travel Club. 31 RONALD LIMBERG I ' ve Got a Way With Women Swimming, Football, Student Council, Glee Club, T enn i s . JAMES LITTLE Little Girl ' s Dream Latin, Football-manager, Vice President (12), Tennis. ALLEN LOCKE Keep Your Hands Off Her Football, Basketball, Boys ' Glee Club. DALTON LOVE You Can ' t Run Away From Love Student Council, Track, Tennis. JACK LOWN That Wonderful Girl of Mine Swimming, Track. JOHN MARLETTE Johnny Get Your Girl Boys ' Chef Club, Boys ' Glee Club, Vice President ( 10) , Pres i dent (II). CHARLES MARSHALL Me and My Shadow Track, Dramatics, Cross-country. DONNA MARSHALL You Broke Your Promise Li brary. DONALD McCALLUM Maiden ' s Prayer Boys ' Glee Club, Boys ' Chef Club. 32 MARJORIE McCLURE Let Me Be Your Friend DAVE McCUE Out to the Old Swimming Hole Swimming, Track, Football. RICHARD McCUE Tell Me a Story Football, Basketball, Boys ' Glee Club. BETTY JEAN McFADDEN Busy Doing Nothing Student Council. RAYMOND MCINTYRE Say It Every Day Track . HELEN MclVOR But None Like You Chorus. JOHN MCKENZIE We Live in Two Different Worlds Student Council, Boys ' Glee Club. DONALD McNAUGHTON A Little Bird Told Me Camera . KENNETH McPHAIL I ' m Beginning to Miss You MARION MORLEY Little Jack Frost Get Lost Crafts , G .A . A . SHIRLEY MORRISON Mm Not Too Sure G.A.A. WILLIAM MORTON You Can ! t Make Money Dreaming Student Council, Dramatics, Boys Glee Club. MARY MUGAVERO There s a Chapter in My Life Called Mary Student Council. DONNA MUGRIDGE I m Always Chasing Rainbows Chorus, Ensemble, Dramatics, G.A.A. MARY ANN MULLEN How Many Hearts Have You Broken? Chorus, Ensemble, G.A.A. MARY LOU MULLEN Mm Gonna Love That Guy Chorus, Ensemble, G.A.A. BETTY MURRAY Love Somebody Student Council. MARGARET MURRISH Remember You’re Mine Chorus, Ensemble. CHARLES MILLER Bi g and Bashful Football, Baseball. JERRY MILLER Fella With an Umbrella LARRY MILLER Dream Sweet Baseball, Dramatics. MARLENE MILLER He s Not Worth Your Tears Chorus, Printing. ROBERT MILLER It Only Happens When I Dance With You FRANCINE MINOR What Did I Do Dramatics, Chorus, Solo Training, Printing, Camera, G.A.A. JEAN MIX Red Head WILLIAM B. MOORE Oh . Where Have You Been Billy Boy Football, Golf, Swimmi ntg. Vice President of Student Counc i l . NORMA MORGAN When You Wish Upon a Star Ensemble, Solo Training, Chorus, G.A.A. 33 WILLIAM NEUMAN My Sugar Is So Refined” Baseball, Football. PATRICIA NIELSON You, You, You ARE THE One Chorus, Ensemble. BONNIE NUGENT Don ' t Hand Me That Line Student Council. ORVILLE NUTT Little Sir Echo MARY OGDEN Manana G .A. A. ELAINE PEACOCK l Fall in Love Too Easily Chorus, Travel, Student Council, G.A.A. RICHARD PHI LLIPS l Believe ROBERT PHI LLIPS Racing with the Moon Stamp Club. JOHN PORTER Oh, Lady Be Good Camera, Library, Tennis, Printing. GERALDINE POWELL The Man I Love Dramatics, Treasurer (IOth) ARDITH RADIKE Rainbow in My Heart Chorus, Travel, Knitting Club. DAVID RADIKE On the Sunny Side of the Street Radio Club. BETTY RANKEN l Hear Music G.A.A. CAROL RAVELLE I ' m a Big Girl Now Ensemble . DAVID RE I CHARD There, I ' ve Said It Again Boys Glee Club. DONALD RE I CHARD It ' s a Hap-Hap Happy Day DONNA RICHERT The Beautiful Blond From Bashful Bend Chorus, Ensemble, Solo Training. WILLIAM ROACH l Don ' t Know Enough About You 34 PATRICIA ROLSTON A Dreamer ' s Holiday” Chorus . DELORES RUNK | Have the Kisses of Delores Dramatics, Ensemble. ELEANOR RUSSELL Let ' s Take the Long Way Home MARY LOU RUSSELL It ' s Love, Love, Love G . A . A . CAROLINE SARGENT I f I ' m Lucky G.A.A. DAVID SCHAEFER What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes at Me For? Baseball, Basketball, Football, Cross Country, Stu- dent Council, and Boys ' Glee Club. MARGARET SCH I EMAN | Never See Maggie Alone Travel Club. VIRGINIA SCHMUDE Many Happy Returns of the Day Chorus . JAMES SCHWICKERT Take It Easy AGNES SCOTT Dream a Little Dream of Me F.F.A. BARBARA SEMROW I ' ll Never Be Satisfied Chorus, Travel. DONALD SHAVER Gals Are Funny That Way LARRY SHAW Get Me One of Those Radio, Camera. JOAN SHELDON Get a Little Summer in Your Kisses Chorus . JACQUELINE SHERBUTT | f You Stub Your Toe on the Moon Chorus , G.A.A. TOM SHORT Don ' t Fence Me In Track . MARY SIKENTANZ l Betcha Travel, G.A.A. CHARLES SILVERS If I Had a Penny Track . BARBARA SLY Dreaming Away Aviation, Chorus, G.A.A. CLAYTON SMITH Highways Are Happy Ways Camera, Swimming. DONALD SMITH It Is a Wonderful Life Student Council, Baseball. DONNA SMITH Having a Wonderful Wish G.A.A. HERBERT SMITH I t 1 s Never Too Late BENNETT SMYTHE Take Me Out to the Ball Game Baseball, Basketball. THOMAS SNOVER Tea for Tommy Cross Country, Track, Printing. JEAN SPENCER jEANNIE WITH THE LIGHT BROWN HA I r MARGORIE SQUIRES I Wonder 36 SHIRLEY SQUIRES There 1 s No Time Like Today Chorus, G.A.A., Student Council, Dramatics, Library. KYRA STALLARD Little Lost Dream G.A.A. DELORES STEELE Love is the Sweetest Thing PHILLIP STEIN Maybe, It s Because BERTIE ANN STEVENS Live, Love, And Laugh G.A.A., Lighthouse. SALLY SUTHERLAND My Gal Sal BETTY TALBOT There ll Come A Time Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y. SALLY TAYLOR So In Love G.A.A. FRED THOMAS Little Guy Basketball, Track, Swimming, Boys 1 Glee Club. VIRGINIA WARNER Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella Latin, G.A.A., Student Council, Cheerleading. DONALD WARREN Fine And Dandy GERALD WARS I NSKE T hat 1 s Right Student Council, Library. JAMES WATSON Keep Your Big Mouth Shut Student Staff, Camera. DANIEL WEBB Danny Boy Football, Track, Baseball, Boys 1 Glee Club. NORMA WEBER How Would You Know? PHYLLIS WEICHT If I Had My Way Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A. JOAN WENZLOFF Homework Ensemble, Chorus, Solo Training, G.A.A. ETHEL WESTING I t 1 s Love Time G.A.A., Majorettes. HAROLD THOMPSON You re Getting To Be a Habit THOMAS TOBIAS Little Fish In A Big Pond Lighthouse, Cheerleading. MARGARET TRACE That Somebody Is You Student Staff, Travel, G.A.A. MARI LYN TREAT Look For The Silver Lining Student Staff, Chorus, Library, Camera, Dramatics, Tri-Hi-Y. DICK TRESE Love Me Baby Or Leave Me Alone Swimming, Cross Country. CAROL VOGEL ' A 1 , You 1 re Adorable Secretaryof IOth Grade Class, Student Council, Stu- dent Staff. LORNE WALKER Life Gets Tee-Jus Don ' t It? President of IOth Grade Class, Basketball, Football, Track, Boys ' Glee Club. BEVERLY WALLACE Room Full of Roses CAROL WALTENBURG Let ' s Take An Old Fashion Walk Ensemble, Chorus. 37 ELLA WHEELER All At Once G.A.A. CHARLES WHYBREW Love Walked In HELEN WILDER Deep Purple CLARA Wl LSON Sle i gh R i de in July G.A.A. , Cheerleading. MARY ELLEN WITLIFF Tree In The Meadow G.A.A., Library, French, Camera. CHARLES WOOLMAN Little Brown Jug JERRY WRIGHT Time On My Hands PATRICIA WRIGHT Mm In The Mood For Love Ensemble, Chorus. JOE ZAUNER Whatcha Know, Joe? SENIOR PROM My eyes fairly popped out As I walked into school! Were those really girls, Or was I being a fool. They looked just like girls Except for their heads Evidently they had just crawled out of their beds. Their hair was in pin curls And covered with rags, Pardon the expression But they looked like old hags. I knew there was some reason To have those kerchiefs on Why of course! How silly! It’s the day of the Prom 38 1. The moonlight, the fire light, and Mr. and Mrs. Dresser. 2. “She Didn’t Know the Gun Was Goaded.” 3. Evan Gapish, Tom Kersey, and Jack Wag- ner all join in for some playful fun. 4. It’s Sondra Edmonson, but who owns the legs ? 5. Rose Gangolf, Jeaneen Burmeister, and Eleanor Gangolf with a couple of friends, “Out to lunch. ” 6. Just a little relaxing by Mary Ann and Mary Gou Mullen, Nancy Green, Berty Ann Stevens and Janice Carpo. 7. Clarabel Harrison, resting. 8. Helen and Joanne, watch that. 9. Watcha got there Gabby Hartnett? 39 REMEMBER WHEN L Helen Kertes Z Joanne Howse 3. Jim Stinson 4. Dick Johnson 5. Jim Little 6. Jessie Lee (Mickey) Kelly 7. Sondra Edmonson 8. Jake and Tom Hicks 9. Katy Lou Holden 10. Tony Bonadio 1 1 . Betty Ferris 12. Sally Aikman and 13. Pat Kerr were just little kiddies? 40 JUNIOR CUSS OFFICERS I I -A I l-B 42 SOPHOMORE CUSS OFFICERS IO-A I O-B 43 MEMBERS OF THE I I -A CLASS Robert Anger Joe Baker John Baranski Flossie Beam Betty Carpo Jenny Castello William Class Stephen Clubb Marge Fahselt Betty F i tzner Jean Ford Wilma Friar Alva Gross Charlotte Hall Denise Heeke Jeanne Hodgins Carole Jones Judy Kaume i er Carol Kefgen Pat Kelly El i zabeth Mad i ll Betty McDonald Meredith McDonald Bruce Me Inn is Irwin Mullen Ruth Myles Robert Ne i lson Clement Noffs William Pemberton Delford Phetteplace Martha Price Henry Rawlings Jack Scahill Betty Shorter Bett i e Shutlers Peggy Slater Ronald Taylor Mary Belle Thompson Dorothy Thorne Donna Tyler Evelyn Wolf Albert Worden Robert Young Donna Zimmer Alice Bloch Karren Brown Dorothy Budz i k Marion Campbell Beverly Cook Russel Dickinson R I CHARD D I LLER James Durand Beverly Fuller Barbara Garner Janet Genaw Mi ke Gekas Robert Jackson Fredericka James Shirley Jarchow Edith Johnson Katie Laber Nancy Lane Edward Levy Delores Little Judy Me Meeken Luc I LLE Ml LLER Jack Morr i s James Mort Elliot Nordgren Donald Nutt Dick Orr Keith Pearson Loren Reid Edward Reilly Harold Rumptz Mar i lyn Sass Betty Smith Robert Stoner Helen Stoutmeyer James Taylor Margaret Tyler Albert Wagar Joyce Warsinski Gary Wessel Mecheline Verchochi Members who were unable to have pictures taken are: Connie Brown Mary Lou Dumas Robert Crane William French Ray Dickinson Corvin Freteneorough Marvin Herman Doreen Ward I vory Wood Jerry Wright 44 MEMBERS OF THE I I -B CLASS Harry Adams Dale Akred Herman Albert Barbara Alcorn Wilma Anglebrandt Jerry Armstrong Marilyn Arnold Wi lbur Arnold Patsy Biddle Susan Black Pat Blizzard Joanne Boley Emma Jean Boukamp Michael Bowredey Lorne Boyd Bruce Brandi more Lillian Burrell Susan Button Eva Caldwell Isabelle Cameron George Charron Mary Chase Phyll i s Church Lincoln Cline William Cumm i ng Barbara Curtis David Curtis Mar jor i e Dav i dson Colin Docherty Joan Donaldson Rose Dorland Robert Dortman Gloria Dunn Joyce Ed i e Lynn Edwards James Eifert Charlyeen Ferguson Eileen Fiedler Jacquelyn Fiedler Garth Fleming Ronald Gerhardt Margaret G i llett I na Gordon Mahlon Gordon Carol Grebenok Frances Grebenok Joan Green Lester Green Harry Altshuler Beverly Andrews Kathryn Andrews Martha Anger Julie Atkinson Phyllis Baker Charles Bankson Shirley Bauer Charles Boman Ela i ne Bond Shirley Bassardet Robert Boughner Luella Breckon James Britz Carol Broughton Marjorie Brown Virginia Carroll Flora Carson Donald Cash Mary Chamber Leah Clugston Evelyn Connors Harold Cook Gayle Corrigan Georg i na Dav i s Marjorie Dell Quentin Dentel Jean Desero Sharon Draper Carolyn Dubs Merryanne Dunbar Shirley Dunbar Joyce Elles Duane Enunson Erma Falk Or in Feets Donald F r i zzle Anne Fuller Joan Garner D i ck Gates Dav i d Gost i nger Bern i ece Grant Betty Gray Tom Gray William Green Robert Greenham Walter Gronek Ruth Guldenste i n 45 MEMBERS OF THE I I -B CLASS William Hass Glenna Hale Virginia Hammond Melvin Hand Mauri ne Harris James Haynes Geraldine Heike Ann Heimback Bob Henderson Barbara Hewitt Earl Hillis Ida May Hillock Barbara Holmes Collin Joskins James Hudson Walter Hudy Doris Irvin Shirley Jackson Betty Jardine Robert Jenkins Marianne Johnston Mildred Jones Robert Kanthak Roy Kapanka Gladys Karandreas Evelyn Keaner Sharlot Keel in Beverlyn Kern F reder i ck Kerr Syb ill King Jerry King Sylvia King Kay Knickerbocker James Kovach Glen Kramp Edward Krenke Donald Krupp Sally Lambert James Lamlein Harold Langolf Isabelle Langolf Kenneth LaVere Katherine Leathorn Mary Lewthwaite Delores Little Doris Lewandowski Joyce Lock Edward Lorts Reatha Lott Ruth Lounsberry Mary Lozano Dave Lunney Carol Madden Carol Maes Jean Maes Joan Maes Edward Mallorey George Marigold Gayle Martin Charles Mart i n Donna Mason Betty Mathews Don May Ken Maxon Louise McAuley Dick McAuley Don McAuley William McColl Lorraine McIntyre Christine McLeod L uc i lle Me i smer Donna Meyers Lillian Mi chael Helen Mierendorff Richard Miller Ellen Mix Velma Mollan Laura Mollman Marilyn Moore Faye Morgan Spurgie Morris Glynn Morr i son Donald Mort i mer Laurena Muir Robert Muma Donald Nelson Iris Newcomb Bob N i chols Rose Nowicki Joan Osborn Frances Overbaugh Dean Palmateer Donna Palmateer Marleen Parks Jane Parshall Guy Patrick 46 MEMBERS OF THE I I -B CLASS Carl Patzke Frank Patzke Elinor Peck William Pedrotte Verna Perry Orv i lle Philip Parel i c i a Phillips James Pickard David Pickelhaupt Wesley P i fer R 1 CHARD Orr Keith Osmer Mary Poshodylo Dorothy Poole June Post Douglas Povenz Beverly Pringle Irene Pringle Donald Recker Joan Recor Lynn Reed Warren Reed Karl Resseguie Bas i l Rich Betty Rich James Richmond George Riddell Graham Robb i ns Arnold Robinson William Rock Gerald Ruff Sharon Sample Donald Sass Nancy Schafer Lloyd Scheffler Jeannine Schultz Madeline Schwabauer Charles Sharrard Jean Shars Dorothy Shaw Floyd Shepley Diane Simpson Mary K. Sinclair Kasmer S I OW 1 NSK 1 JoAnne Sly Carole Sue Smith Lorna Smith Marlene Smith Patsy Lou Smith Sam Smi th Robert Smythe Lola Solomon Marlene Solomon Mar i lyn Sorenson Paul Spadefore Jacquelyn Spencer Carol Ste i ner Jerry Sterling Gary Stevens Sally Stevens Atwin Storey Mar i lyn Strauss Lassie Stroud She i la Sutton Donald Tallmadge Nancy Ann Taylor Alice Ti ngley James Todd Carol Toles Marion Tosch Wanda Tracy Mar i lyn Traver Charles Treend. Douglas Turp i n Betty Tyler Tom Ullenbruch Neil Ulrich John Underwood Rita Upleger Sally VanWorner Bob VanZandt William Voi ght Albert Wacker Robert Wacker Barr i e Wagner Richard Wagner Richard Wales Lillian Warralla Doris Watson Margot Watson Stewart Watson Mary Webster Allan Wellman Albert Wessel Ann Belle Whittaker Peggy Willi ams 47 MEMBERS OF THE I I -B CLASS Helen Wi lson Dawn Whitford Mary Wh i t i can Ralph W i nefi eld Marjori e Wurzel Audrey Youles Robert Zieg Donna Witherspoon Donal i e Wood R i chard Wool i ever Nathan i al Wr i ght Members of the class Ferr i s Andrews James Bell Donna Jean Dunn Ruth Esau Betty Farrington who were unable to have Ralph Allan Hayes Thomas Holzberger Doris Hudson Thomas LaVere pictures taken are: Jack Ledsworth Elizabeth Patrick Crai g Sool i DAY Anne Watson Phyllis Young MEMBERS OF THE 10-A CLASS Barbara Albertson Ray Aldrich Carl Allison Carol Anderson Bob Bell Pat Berden Charlene Bettenger Bob Bishop Robert Brown Alger Bush Gordon Butler Ruth Bristle Da i sy Cartwell Helen Caryl Tom Carter Louis Casado Charles Conger Joe Denmon Earl Duncan Dick Faulds Max mass Burt Hagle John Hall Eleanor Holstead Geraldene Angbrandt Pat Archibald Sylvia Arnett Charlene Barton Joanne Boyd Milton Brewer Mary Brokas Dorothy Brooks Florence Cameron John Carpa Dick Carpenter Nancy Carson Dick Cass i n Carl Caughill Grant Cheney Joanne Clink Dan Garett Dav i d Gerlach Luc I LLE G I LL Norma Gunn Janet Hands Morjorie Hansen Tony Harder Gail Harrington 48 MEMBERS OF THE |0-A CLASS Sessel Harvey Eugene Hassar Jerry Heeke Phyllis Helm Bill Irons Louis Isabell Ruth Jackman Geogia Lee James James Kovach Don Kujat Bruce Lancaster Norman Langolf Trudy Losie Patri cia Ludwig Delbert Marsh Dav i d Masar Ronald Mi ller Charles Misch Edward Mi tchell Evelyn Moore Don Nichol Marion Nicholson Phyllis Oakley Bob Osontoski Delores Rademacher Peggy Ragland Marvin Rich Richert Lynn Bernice Rumptz Richard Ruthkofski Donald Stein Ray Saar i Nancy Short David Smith Gary Smi th Ronald Smith Tom Her i ng Jack Hicks Lydia Hopp Sam Hutchings Bonna Lee Jones Ray Kelly Gordon Kerr Chris Koehn Laura Lightte Janet Little Richard Lixie Jacqueline Lock Pearl McCoy Allen McLean Duane Meek James Miller Norma Jean Morden Ruth Morden Glen Morr i s Betty Jane Morrison Joanne Parkin Ilene Pifer Josephine Pringle Harold Radatz Fred Riggin Edna Robertson Francis Robinson James Ross Bernadine Sandio James Sch i ller Bob Schwen Philip Shelton Joyce Smythe Ray Squires Eugene Stallard Ronald St. Charles Wayne Stebb i ns Gary Teeple James Temple Barbara Thiel Clyde Warner Robert Warren Ray Wasmuth June Wehrwe i n Mary Lou Thomas Dorothy Toles Eugene Tosch El i zabeth Walker Paul Willi ams Erwi n Wi lton Mar ion Wi ck i ngs Mar i lyn Wi ne Members who were unable to have pictures taken are: V I CTOR 1 A DUCH I ACH Donald Eveningred Delores Farrar Stanley Holmes Ray McCallum George Morris Marylue Murray Phyllis Shelton Douglas Spigner Lea Wi lley Rosemary Young 49 MEMBERS OF THE |0-A CLASS Beverly Abbot Roy Adkins Doris Agar Edith Ainsworth James Alloway I S I DOR ALMANZO Erdeen Anderson James Anderson Joan Artman Carol Baker Carol Baker Richard Baker Ethlyn Battram Carol Bauman Carl Beach William Becker Ernie Bott Betty Bowen Jerry Brankenbury Loren Brandle Ronald Brooks Helen Brown James Brown George Buchanan Patsy Burns Janice Bussey Charlain Butzen Richard Butz i n Barbara Carrol Frieda Casner Robert Cassel Dondra Cataline Henry Clancy Florence Charlton Mar i lena Clayton Frankl in Cline Gerald Conn i ff Elethea Cook Ann Cooley Frances Cope Lorra i ne Curt i s Sharon Cushman Eugene Davis Nancy Davis Thomas Donaghy Kent Donahue Charles Duff Charlotte Dunn Fred Albert Eldwyn Allen Judith Allen George Allison Bob Andrews Marie Anger Janet Armstrong Nancy Arnold Glori a Barber Glenda Barslund Marjorie Bateman Jean Bates Shirley Beedon Robert Benedict Mary Bennett Betty Bond Juanita Bright Donald Brennan Alice Brooks Larry Brooks T homas Budz t K Beverly Bud i k Lambert Burgett Sally Burgett Thomas Cameron Dick Carfore Richard Carlin William Carl i sle David Chadwick Joann Chambers Jim Chalcraft Katherine Christoff Ella Clyne. Beverly Collingwood James Collingwood Mary Lou Connel Barbara Cornwell Jerry Cowan Mable Cowper James Curtis Nancilou Denta Dorothy Devey Jackie Diller Dorothy Dionne Bob Durand Margaret Easton Janet Emerich Susie Emerick MEMBERS OF THE IO-A CLASS ■Betty Jean Evans Fred Eviningred Donald Falk Roger Fenner Irving Fleming Mary Ellen Flood Barbara Foltz David Forbes Barbara French Armetta Furness Peggy Gayfi eld Mar jor i e Gerke Fred Goodwi n Joan Gordon Mar i on Gordon Norman Gordon Lois Hass Donna Haggadone Pauline Hagle Mary Margaret Haley Thomas Harris Wilfred Harvey Paul Heeke Harold Heinbuck Dick Herman Harvey Heyer Barbara Helton Robert Helton Lora Hurley Marilyn Ingersoll Betty Lou I ngrom Donna Irvine Sharon Jolin Jacqueline Jones Nancy Jones Betty Jowett Nancy Keel in Harry Kelly Roy Kelly Mable King George Kidd Rodney Kimball Bill Kerkendal Carol Klass David Krauss Duane Kreiner Harold Krohn Bethel Krohn Thomas Fead Joseph Fiedler Beverly F i shel Anna Fitzner Fred Foster Dale Fox Carol Kraliegh Joyce Freiger Isabelle Gerrow Margaret Gilbert JACQULINE G I LMOUR Robert Goodr i ch Edward Gorte Edward Green Walter Gronen Robert Haacke Patricia Hall Terry Ham i lton Eugene Hardy Bonnie Harrington Patricia Hensel Edward Herber Sally Her i ng Delores Herman Virginia Hill Ronald Hoskins Shirley Howe Geraldine Hunt Rosolyn Irvin Mildred Jackson Frances Johnson Loren Johnson William Jowett Maurice Jury Carole Kaiser Richard Kaumeir Joyce Kemp Harry Kerr Francis Kern Betty Kidd Robert Knapp Charlene Koob Edith Koppl Elizabeth Krasmirk Grace Lacey Franklin Lambert Shirley Langolf Marvin Lasky MEMBERS OF THE I O-B CLASS Dean Lawson James Lay Richard Lawler Marlin Lehman Norma Lindsay Nancy Loeprich Lorretta Loga Florence Lounsberry Myrna Lynch Mar i lyn Mac I nnes Dana Mac Queen Jean Marks Betty Me Callum Mildred Me Callum Robert Me Comb Patricia Me Clelland Edna Me I ntyre Wl LL 1 AM Me I NTYRE Mar I LYN Me Kelvey Duncan Me Kenzie Phyllis Me Pherson Harold Me Qu i ller William Me Qu i ller Richard Me Vety Richard Mertz Mary Lee Middleton Erwi n Mi ller H i l Mi LLER Sally Misch Kenneth Mitchell Mar i lyn Mockles Nelli ta Moore Don Muir Carmon Naylor Jean Naylor Larry Nichols Mary Ann Nuske Nancy Nuske Bert 0 Hara Thomas 0 Rei lly James Parker Marilyn Parker Robert Parker Carl Pattulo Donna Peters Janet Philp Betty P i ckelhaupt Ralph Polovich Ted Lehman Mary Jane Lewandowski Barbara Leslie Margaret Linder Gerald Lohr Mae Looett Helen Lundlow James Lynch Helen Marigo ld Marjorie Martin Shirley Mathews Gordon Maynard Donald Me Craight Phyl i ss Me Cully Marion Me Donald Keith Me I nnes Ronald Me Kinch Mary Me Mi llan Katherine Me Naughton Virginia Me Naughton Dale Me Willi ams GEneoa Meadows Betty Meddough James Meese Joyce Miller Robert Mi ller Jerry C . Mills D i ana Minnie Richard Morris Doris Moutoux Burt Mugavero Joan Mugavero Marilyn Nichols Stephanie Nichols Frank Nicholson Sally Nielson Barbara Orr Charlene Palmateer Gary Palmer Don Parker Carol Pearson Robert Pearson Paul Perr i ne Robert Perz Alline Poxtis Dave Powell Jeanne Powers Walter Pr i ngle MEMBERS OF THE IO-B CLASS Robert Provost Florence Pulford Harold Ra i nes Joanne Rankin William Rawley Mar i lu Reae Alice Rebitzke Ruth Reid Thomas Renehan Bob Renno Jill Reoch Joyce Revenue Barbara Reynolds Janet Reynolds Melvin Rich James Richardson Ronald Riddell Marilyn Riddle Lois Rinker Paul Ritzert Joyce Roach Denver Rome Dwight Rosenstiel Charles Rowse Donald Rumsey Joyce Russel Lillie Russel Katheryn Sager Duaine Samson Betty Ann Sawyer Jane Schaefer Gerald Scheffler Maxine Scheffler Fred Schleyer Sally Schleyer Carol Schmidt Edward Schmidt Gerald Schnepp Melvin Schott William Sedwi ck Gloria Seibew Doris Sharrow Ray Shepley Shirley Short Anna Shorter Robert Sigsby William Si lvers William Si mpson Margaret Skinner Ted Slaght Janet Smith Nancy Smith Rosemar 1 E Snover Catherine Snowden Dolores Sobzyski Velma Sparl i ng Dick Spencer Charles Staiger Suzanne Star Carol Stein Orville Stein Kay Stephens Henry Swell ins Lois Tarzwell Gerald Taylor Patsy Lou Taylor Barbara Teeple Barbara Terrell Jerry Thomas Verhl Thomas Maynard Thompson Emma Thornton Robert Tobias Carol Tomlinson Mary Jane Trace Earl Tucker Nancy Tusehl i ng Jack Upleger Louise VanSwen Helen Van Sickle June Van Thornout Hildegard Verheul Donald Wagg Robert Wagner Virginia Wagner Blanche Walker Kathryn Wall i Donald Ware James Warren Madeline Washington Sylv i a Wash i ngton Donna Watson Norman Watson Mary Way Jean Weaver Juanita Wedge 53 MEMBERS OF THE |0-B CLASS Betty We i tzel George Welch JACQUEL I NE WENDT Donna Wessel Howard Wi lley Shirley Willi ams V I NCENT Wl LSON Charles Winkelman Betty Woods Patrick Woolley Bon i ta Wr i ght Synder Young William West David Westphal Nancy Wh i tford ALI CE WH I TTAKER Donald Wi smer Ted Wisson Mary Jane Wolfe Shirley Wolfe Jason Zazvity Members of the class Roy Burgen Jack Esllund Clayton Furness Robert Gutchess WHO ARE UNABLE TO HAVE Josephine Martinez James Muir Laura Patrich Francis Rush pictures taken: Marvin Russell Tom P i ckel haupt Left to Right, 1ST ROW: Reginald Rabidue, Fredrick Thomas, Daniel Webb, Charles Miller, Arther Whittaker, Douglas Johnson, David McCue, Franz Foster, David Schaefer, Lornie Kerr. 2ND ROW: Roy Kapanka, James Haynes, Charles Treend, Allen Wellman, Douglas Turpin, Irving Mullen, Garry Wessel, James Lamlein, Mike Gekas, Alva Gross, Richard Gates. 3 rd ROW: Thomas Ullenbruch, William Moore, Robert Zeig, Richard Diller, Gordon Kerr, Alger Bush, James Schiller, Reginald Atkins, Charles Martin, Barry Wagner, Duane Meek. 4th ROW: Carl Lemle (Coach), Robert Hayes (Coach), Grant Cheney, Robert Young, Thomas Fead, Robert Yeager, Ivory Woods, Russ Dickinson (Manager), Victor Langolf (Manager), James Little (Manager), John Herring (Coach). VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Port Huron 7 Port Huron 7 Port Huron 18 Port Huron 6 -Port Huron 20 -Port Huron 18 -Port Huron 18 -Port Huron 27 Port Huron 40 Bay City 6 Flint Northern 42 Sarnia 1 Mt. Clements 13 East Detroit 6 Ferndale 8 Birmingham 6 Grosse Point 0 Hazel Park 12 56 Our first game was with Bay City. In the last quarter, Whittaker scored seven points on a short plunge to take the game 7-6. John- son and Treend were outstanding for Port Huron. The “Big Reds” were overpowered by Flint Northern with a score of 42-7. Johnson recovered a fumble in the first five minutes of the game, and W hi ttake r carried it over the line. Kerr kicked the point ending Port Hur- on’s scoring. Port Huron regained the victory column by beating Sarnia 18-1. Miller made two of Port Huron’s touchdowns and Schaefer snagged an eight yard pass from Kerr for the other touchdown. The “Little Keg” was lost to Mt. Clemens this year with a score of 13-6. Yardage was gained by Miller, Treend, Kerr and Wood. Meek and Gekas sparked the last minutes of the game but it was too late. Port Huron scored three times and made two kicks for points to beat EastDetroit 20-7. Mullen boasted our team, Miller scored twice and Wood got our other touchdown. The “Big Reds ” breezed by Ferndale 18-8 to make it two straight games in the Eastern Michigan League. Schaefer and McCue were outstanding in this game. Port Huron whipped a good Birmingham team 1 8-6. Kapanka, and Wellman were strong in defensive play. Touchdowns were scored by Miller, Rabidue, and Ullenbruch. Both regulars and reserves worked well as the Reds walked over Grosse Point 27-0. Touchdowns were scored by Miller, Schaefer, Atkins and Thomas. Wessel, Johnson, Miller and McCue were responsible for holding Grosse Point’s score down. Port Huron defeated Hazel Park 40-12, setting our team in second place in the East- ern Michigan League. All of our boys played a swell game. Twelve seniors played their last game for Port Huron. They are: William Moore D oug la s J ohns on Arthur Whittaker David McCue Charles Miller F red Thomas Dave Schaefer F ranz F oste r Daniel Webb Garry Wessel Reginald Rabidue Lornie Kerr 57 Coach Herring gets excited at one of our games. Art Whittaker takes the ball on a wide sweep. One high spot of the football season was working on the con- cessions. 58 Our cheerleaders were the motivating force in provid- ing vocal support and spirit Two coaches plan future victories. 59 Left to Right, ROW I: Doug Turpin, Buck Fox, Jerry Armstrong, Ben Smythe, Lorne Walker, Dave Schaefer, Mike Gkekas, Lornie Kerr. ROW 2: Coach Hayes, George Sharron, Tom Ullenbruch, Terry Ellsworth, Dave Lunney, Duane Meek, Alan Wellman, Dick Gates, Jim Pickard, Doug Povenz, Head-Coach Reed Laughlin. ROW 3: Irv Fleming, Harry Kerr, Jerry Thomas, Ray Wine, Tom Fead, Ed Gorte, Bob Sigsby, Chuck Winkleman, Burt Mugavero. ROW 4: Managers Neil Ullrich and Victor Langolf, Francis Robinson, Bob Haacke, Charlie Staiger, George Wilson, Bob Durand, George Buchanen, Fred Albert, Managers Ron Hoskins, Ubby Langolf, and Francis Kern. BASKETBALL BASKETBALL SCORES (49-50) P. H. 54 10. Ferndale 31 V an Dyke 24 P. H. 36 Flint Northern 56 11. Birmingham 58 P. H. 48 P. H. 57 Hazel Park 45 12. Mount Clemens P. H. 48 P. H. 53 Ferndale 30 13. East Detroit 37 Port Huron 46 P. H. 61 Birmingham 28 14. Hazel Park 54 P. H. 49 P. H. 61 Toledo Waite 49 15. Ferndale 34 P. H. 44 P. H. 39 Toledo Eibbey 33 1 6. Birmingham 32 P. H. 47 P. H. 61 East Detroit 41 17. Mt. Clemens 30 P. H. 61 Hazel Park 43 P. H. 53 P. H. 53 60 For the 4th time in the 5 years that the Eastern Michigan League has been in opera- tion, Port Huron’s “Big Reds’ ended on top. This year they won the Eastern Michigan League T ournament in December at Mt. C lem - ens, and followed it with (a share of) a season championship. Our record shows 8 wins - 2 losses; (9 wins - 1 loss in league play). For the whole season our record is (14 - 3). Our team averaged better then 50 points a game and every one of the starting five boys scored over 100 points. We started our season with a win over Van Dyke and then lost a good game to Flint Nor- thern. Jerry Armstrong held high honors for both games. The Tournament at Mt. Clemens was taken by Port Huron with victories over Hazel Park, Ferndale, and Birmingham. Fox was high point man for the tournaments with a total of 42 points. The following game we were downed by Toledo Waite, but David Schaefer scored 13 points. Toledo Libbey also threw us for a loss with Ben Smyth leading the attack. We defeated East Detroit in our first league game, and downed Hazel Park in the second. Buck F ox led in both games. BenSmyth was high man in our win over Ferndale. Be- cause of a few hard breaks we lost a very close game with Birmingham even though Fox came through with 23 points. We walked over Mt. Clemens with Walker leading the scoring. The Reds whipped East Detroit and Hazel Park with Fox and Smyth scoring heavily in bothgames. Jerry Armstrong scored 14points in our 2nd win over Ferndale, and Doug Turpin and Lome Walker led the scoring as the Reds trounced Birmingham. To break the tie for 1st place, we defeated Mt. Clemens in our final league game, with “Buck” Fox getting the top scores. Ben Smyth was picked on the All-league team, and Buck Fox ran up a tremendous total score for the Season. tASEBALl TEAM SPRIAG 1949 Left to Right, 1ST ROW: Coach John Heering, Harold Cameron, William Class, George Charron, Dave Lunny, Barrie Wagner, LeRoy Klusendorf, Coach Bob Hayes. 2ND ROW: Lincoln Cline, Harry Adams, Ray Wine, Bob Kanthak, James Pickard, Jim Haynes, John Ruiz, Tom Hicks, Jack Hicks. 3RD ROW: Charles Treend, Clarence Goodwin, Bob Lewandowski, Bob Perkins, Douglas Turpin, Ben Smyth, Tom Zauner, Charles Miller, Bob Nich- ols, Charles Willis. 4th ROW: Bob Alloway, Lornie Kerr, George Moss, Fred Cribbins, John Jacobson (Capt.), Bob Dell, Dick Hoffman, Clarence Davis, Dave Schaefer. Port Huron won 10 and lost 4 of her 14 games to be the Eastern Michigan League Champs. John Jacobson was the Captain of the baseball team. The team was coached by Coaches John Heering and Bob Hayes. John Jacobson led the team in batting with a .350 average while Ben Smythe was the leading pitcher with a 7-1 record. Bob Alloway, Clarence Davis, Clarence Goodwin, Richard Hoffman, John Jacobson, Bob Lewandowski, Bob Perkins, Charles Willis, and Tom Zauner saw their last season with this great baseball lean. 62 HACK TEAM 1949 Left to Right, 1ST ROW: Bill Irons, Dick Lixie, Orville Phillips, Duane Meek, Tom Snover, Alan Crawford, John Herbert. 2ND ROW: Robert Kushel, Gordon Kerr, Richard Diller, Earl Hillis, Dalton Love, Robert Young, Gordon Curnow, Dick Gates, Don McCully, Dan Webb. 3RD ROW: Coach Harry Anderle, Mike Gkekas, Jim B ELL Franz Foster, Lorne Walker, Tom Ullenbruch, Al Wellminton, Dean Palmateer, Pat Connel, Alva Gross. 4th ROW: Reginald Rabidue, Dave McCue, LaVerne Gorinac, Douglas Johnson, Ray Seely, Bud Way, Don Holling- worth, Tom Brown, Leonard Sass , Fred Thomas. The Big Red Track Team coached by Harry Anderle entered into eleven meets, compiling a total of 442 l Z points. Bud Way was the captain and led the team in points with 135 l lO. Records were set by LaVerne Gorinac, Bud Way, Dave McCue, and Leonard Sass. The team collected 27 medals and 19 ribbons in 1949. Earl Hillis was chosen outstanding sophomore; Dave McCue: outstanding junior; Bud Way: outstanding senior and LaVerne Gorinac: most sterling performance. 63 Left to Right, 1ST ROW: John Fountain, Jim Temple, Glenn Sutton, Bill Branch, Fred Riggin. 2ND ROW: Coach Reed Laughlin, Bob Fahselt, Don Garrett, Jim Durand, Paul Rands, Leslie Grosz, Richard Currie. 3 rd ROW: Ron. Ger- hardt, Robert Stoner, Vance Dale, Jim Little, Robert Zieg, Elliot Nordgren, Francis Rob- i nson . HAIKIS TEAM GOLF TEAM 1949 The Port Huron High School Tennis Team, coached by Reed Laughlin played 13 matches. They slammed out 8 wins while dropping only 5. This record was the best in the history of the sport in Port Huron High. The team finished fourth in the East- ern Michigan League. Glenn Sutton and Jim Temple were high point men. Letter winners were Bill Branch, Richard Currie, John Fountain, Fred Riggin, Francis Robinson, Glenn Sutton, and Jim Temple. Carl Lemle and his Golf Team tied off to a six won and four lost record. The squad record finished the season with the Eastern Michigan League. Jerry Sterling, Bill Moore, Leslie Selby, and Lysle Smith won letters. The Black River Country Club Award for the outstanding senior was given to Les Selby. Left to Right, 1ST ROW: Les- lie Selby, John Underwood, Douglas Povenz, Coach Carl Lemle. 2ND ROW: Terry Ells- worth, Bill Moore, Jerry Ster- ling, Lysle Smith. 64 Left to Right, 1ST ROW: Harold Burgett , Tom Snover, Dean Palmateer, Gordon Cur- now. 2ND ROW: Earl Duncan, Robert McAuley, Alan Craw- ford, John Herbert, Lincoln Cline. CROSS COUNTRY HAM 1949 Our hardworking Cross Country team finished the season with a three won and three lost. They finished third in the East- ern Michigan League. Dean Palmateer was high point man. “Brick” Fowler was their coach. THE SWIMMING TEAM The Swimming Team carried out a six meet schedule. Its opponents included: Sarnia, Mount Clemens, HazelPark, Fern- dale, Birmingham, the League Meet which was held at Birmingham this year. The team practiced at the Y.M.C.A. Members included: Jack Lown, Bill Cum- ming, Jim Haynes, and Russ Dickinson in the free style; Jim Hudson and Gordon Kerr in the backstroke ; Ron Limberg and Richard Diller in the medley. 1ST ROW: Jack Lown, Russell Dickinson, William Cummings, Ronald Limberg. 2ND ROW: Gordon Kerr, James Haynes, Mr. John Herring, Hal Kru- ger , R I CHARD D I LLER . 65 Left to Right, 1ST ROW: Sam Huchins, Harry Kerr, Ronald McKinch, George Buchanan, Jerry Thomas, Charles Staiger, Ron Wine, John Hall, Bruce Lancaster. 2ND ROW: John Heer i ng (Coach), Dick Car- penter, Bert Hagle, Don Wismer, Murice Jury, Bill Cummings, Dick Lawler, Francis Robinson, Charles WlNKLEMAN, JAMES WARREN. 3RD ROW: BOB HAACKE, CHRIS KOEHN, WALTER PRINGLE, BOB GOODRICH, DALE McWilliams, Bob Gutchess. TEII1U GRADE FODIBALL SCORES Port Huron 12 Richmond 12 Port Huron 6 Almont 0 Port Huron 12 Richmond 25 Port Huron 18 Pontiac 0 Port Huron 6 C rowsell 26 Port Huron 26 Hazel Park 12 Port Huron 13 Romeo 18 Port Huron 20 Ferndale 6 Port Huron 12 Sarnia 5 66 At left: Playing a game of scrim- mage basketball. The Port Huron High School G.A. A. is a part of the Eastern Michigan League which was organized in the spring of 1949. All the schools of the Eastern Michigan League, including thirty girls from the G.A.A. went to a play- day. The featured sports were Volley Ball, Swimming, Basketball, Softball, Tennis, and Badminton. Four Play-days are held each year. Port HuronHighSchool G.A.A. have hadplay- days this year with M ount Clemens , East Detroit, Ferndale and Highland Park. Wayne University and Michigan State Normal College Physical Education Departments enter- tained various high schools at a spring play-day. OFFICERS OF THE G.A.A. BOTTOM ROW, from left to right: (I Oth Grade Officers) Madeline Washington, Treasurer; Norma Jean Gunn, Secretary; Georgia James, Vice Presi- dent; Carol Pearson, President. TOP ROW, from left to right: ( I I th and |2th Grade) Mar y Lou Mullen, Secretary; Geraldine Brough, President; Bertie Ann Stevens, Vice President; Ella Wheel- er, Treasurer. G.A.A. receives instructions from Miss Teachout who is their class instructor. Something new was started this year and it is known as the Individual Sports Program. It meets the first hour Friday. The following activities are enjoyed by the girls: Badminton, Archery, Ping Pong, Shuffle Board, Tennis and Golf. 67 I OTH GRADE G.A.A. 1ST ROW, AT THE BOTTOM, STARTING AT THE LEFT! MARGIE GERKIE, JOY KEMP , NANCY ARNOLD, DORTHY DlONNE, Franc i s Johnson. 2ND ROW: Joanne Rankin, Mary Way, Laura Hurby, Joanne Clink, Bernardine Sandio, Nancy Keelin. 3RD ROW: Madeline Washington, Betty Woods, Betty Meddaugh, Jean Marks, Margret Easton, Pat Archiebald, Carol Freiger. 4th ROW: Jean Nayler, Norma Jean Gunn, Carol Pearson, Shirley Matthews, Giorgia James, Betty Bond, Nancy Jones. I ITH AND 1 2TH GRADE G.A.A. 1ST ROW, AT THE BOTTOM, STARTING AT THE LEFT: ELLA WHEELER, LORNA SMITH, LlLLIAN BURRELL, DONNA BO- man, Pat Shelters, Sue Black. 2ND ROW: Mary Lou Russel, Ruth Armstrong, Mary Lou Mullen, Clara Wilson, Marion Morley, Charlott Keelin. 3RD ROW: Mancy Green, Laverna Atkins, Mary Bond, Denise Hickey, I na Gordon, Pat Blizzard, Barbara Hewitt. 4th ROW: Geraldine Gruff, Rose Nowicki, Audrey Brandimore, Bar- bara Bechtold, Bertie Ann Stevens, Lean Clugston, Lillian Michaels, Donna Pulmateer, Audrey Yules, Kyra Stallard. WASHING! GN TRIP They ' re off! A GROUP OF ADMINISTRATORS LOOK THE SITUATION OVER. Hello, Sue? I just got in from our trip. Oh, yes — it was terrific. Do you have a few minutes? I ' ve got a LOT TO TELL YOU. WE LEFT AT 3 A.M. TUESDAY AND ARRIVED IN WASHINGTON S ' X HOURS LATER. IT WAS THE FIRST PLANE RIDE FOR THE MAJORITY OF US AND TURNED OUT TO BE QUITE A THRILLING EXPERIENCE . |T CERTAINLY WASN ' T LONG BE- FORE WE WERE ON A BUS BOUND FOR MOUNT VERNON, THE FIRST STOP ON OUR TOUR. WE ARRIVED AT ARLINGTON NATIONAL Cemetery in time to see the guards change at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Then we visited Lincoln Memorial and the Congressional Library where we met Drew Pearson. Other important places we visited that day were Alexandria, Christ Church, George Washington masonic Memor i al, Washi ngton Cathedral and the Franciscan Monas- tery. At midnight a weary group was happy to settle down to bed. It wasn ' t AS EASY AS WE HAD ANTICIPATED TO GET UP AT 6:30 THE NEXT MORNING IN SPITE OF THE FACT THAT THERE WERE EQUALLY AS EXCITING PLACES TO SEE. OUR PLANS INCLUDED THE CAPITOL BUILDING, JEFFERSON MEMORIAL, THE Foreign Embassies, White House and the Blair House. We had lunch at the Supreme Court Building and later saw THE COURT IN SESSION. THE TOUR WAS COMPLETED BY SEEING THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT AND THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE; THEN CAME DINNER AND A MOVIE. Another day — another full schedule. This morning the line up was Lincoln Museum, Ford Theatre, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and lunch at O ' Donnell ' s Seafood Place. Then we saw the Bureau of Printing and En- graving and the Aquarium in the Commerce Building. Tom Hicks and Tony Bonadio entertained the public with THEIR IDIOT MASKS AND MRS. POSEY ' S COAT. NEXT DESTINATION — HOME. WE HAD COKES AT THE AIRPORT AND BOARDED A BIG PASSENGER PLANE. We ' ll always remember our thrilling trip. It was the most fun-packed three days we ' ve experienced in a LONG TIME. I ' ll SEE YOU SOON AND SHOW YOU ALL MY PI CTURES. MOTHER ' S CALLING ME, SUE . I LL SEE YOU THIS EVE- NING. ' Bye. 69 Center Picture: The center of attraction. At the top from left to right: Where they enjoyedtheir eats. At the airport. The two strangers are Tony Bonadio and Tom Hicks. Jesse P. Wolcott with Mary Bond and Barbara Lawerence in his office in the House of Representatives. The students resting on the steps of the capitol. The tomb of the Unknown Soldier”. Drew Pearson certainly has everybody ' s interest. This was in the Congressional Library. Pat Burke posing beside the pool at the Supreme Court Building. Elizabeth Kreeger, Katy Lou Holden, and Joanne Howse posing with the beautiful background of Mount Vernon. REMEMBER 70 ROW I: Joanne Howse, Helen Kertes, Shirley Jackson, Car ol Vogel, Betty Farris, Marilyn Treat, Betty Smith. ROW 2: Marilyn Boucher, Margaret Trace, Virginia Docherty, Rhoda Brooks ' , Elaine Bond, Marilyn McInnes. ROW 3: Sondra Edmondson, Bonnie Boise, Mary Lou Bonadio, Jessie Lee Kelley, Elizabeth Madill. ROW 4: Betty Lou Fitzner, Karren Brown, Eunice Ruff, Delores Schultz, James Watson, Bob Stoner. ROW 5 • Dick Johnson, Ron Taylor, Bud Blackney, Mr. Rantanen, Jim Durand, Bob Osontoski , Bob Durand. STUDENT STAFF Ron Taylor Ed i tor Mr. Rantanen dv i SOR Joanne Howse Assistant Editor Well, here we are! Uh-Huh — the group that you can hold responsible for putting out this book. That was QUITE A STRUGGLE AT TIMES, WE WILL ADMIT. BUT WORKING UNDER OUR EDITOR, RON TAYLOR, AND ASSISTANT EDITOR, Joanne Howse, we saw it through. Many companies desired to print our book this year. We finally made the decision concerning a publisher AND WERE SOON ABLE TO BEGIN OPERATIONS. THEN CAME THE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN WHICH CAUSED EVERYONE IN THE CLUB TO MEANDER ALL OVER THE CITY. OTHER MONEY RAISING IDEAS WERE THOUGHT OF AND CARRIED OUT--SELLING CONCES- SIONS AND A GRAND-SLAM BARN DANCE. REMEMBER THOSE COSTUMES THAT CAROL VOGEL AND BUD BLACKNEY DONNED FOR THE ADVERTISING OF THAT PARTY? REGULAR HICKS FROM THE BLACK HILLS, THEY WERE. In THE 3rd HOUR CLASS a LOW MUMBLE WAS QUITE OFTEN HEARD IN ONE CORNER - REALLY NOTHING THOUGH. |T WAS only a Latin Class going on. Eunice Ruff, Elaine Bond, Shirlee Jackson, Marlyn MacInnes and Dandra Cataline ALL PARTICIPATED. Eunice, when not in. the above mentioned group, was working on the January Senior write-ups with Mary Lou Bonadio, Delores Schultz and Jessie Lee Kelley. Pretzie 1 ' Boucher and Margaret Trace did the June Class write-ups and our note-worthy Virginia Docherty took care of the Music Department. We didn t see much of Don Chatterson but his art work always made our efforts appear in a better light. One thing about Dick Johnson is certain, Dick and economics class don t agree too well. Why all the SUDDEN CONCERN 3RD HOUR, DlCK? And before we forget, we want to thank our two sterling photographers, Bud Blackney and Jim Skip Wat- son. Mutual thanks are extended to the efforts of Jim Durand the treasurer of our poor treasury. Elizabeth Mad ill seemed to do any work that a fellow staff member gave her but always wound up in the CAFETERIA. Ah YES 1 . WEREN T THOSE CHOCO-POPS GOOD. TWO OTHER STAFF WORKHORSES WERE BETTY SMITH AND HELEN Kertes . Let s see— —what did Bob Osontaski do? Oh yes, that s it — yes, that s it! However, Bob certainly sold THE ADS., WHILE BOB STONES WORKED ON SPORTS. In CLOSING, DON 1 T LET US FORGET THAT GRAND CHRISTMAS PARTY AT SANDRA L. EdmONDSON S HOUSE. A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL, AND PARDON US WHILE WE SWELL WITH MODEST PRIDE AT THE OUT-COME OF THIS ANNUAL. Marilyn Treat and Betty Lou Fitzner performed various tasks in an excellent manner. In fact everyone ON THE STAFF, AT ONE TIME OR ANOTHER, CONTRIBUTED TO THE CAUSE. Special thanks go to Mr. K. A. Rantanen for being a super adviser. 73 ROW I: Michelene Vernocke, Barbara Curtis, Janice Carpo, Jackie Fielder, Tony Bonadio, Bill Moore, David Schaefer, Julie Atkinson, Carol Sue Smith, Donna Nelson, Marion Nicholson. ROW 2: Betty Jow- ett , Mary Lou Thomas, Joan Osborn, Janet Smith, Mary Ann Alexander, Shirley Jarchow, Betty Murray, Isidro Almanza, Don Krupp, Gordon Maynard. ROW 3: Bob Reno, Bill Class, Jack Morris, Toby Tobias, Sharon Sample, Pat Burde, Shirley Squires, Jerry Heeke, Burt Mugavero, Lor i e Kerr. ROW 4: Miss Muhlitner, Barrie Wagner, Collin Hoskins, Bob Gutchess, Bill McColl, Fordon Curnow, Dalt Love, Henry Clancy, Tom Fead, Bob Sommer, Don Wismer. STUDENT COUNCIL WE ARE THE STUDENT COUNCIL. WHATEVER LENGTH OF TIME ANY OF US HAS BEEN FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO SERVE, IT HAS BEEN AN UNSURPASSABLE EXPERIENCE. WE HAVE ACCOMPLISHED A CONSIDERABLE NUMBER OF THINGS SINCE THE FJRST DAYS BEFORE SCHOOL WHEN WE GUIDED THE NEW |0-B S AROUND THE BUILDING. SOME OF THEM ARE; 1 - Sold basketball and football season activity tickets 2 - Installed a stamp machine in the mail office 3 - Installed a pop machine (just outside the cafeteria) 4 - Sold notebook and graph paper each morning in the doorway of room 203 5 - Sent Jim Stinson to the National Association of Student Councils at Cincinnati 6 - Appointed Dave Schaefer as our representative to the Athletic Board of Control 7 - Four P.H.H.S. delegates attended the annual High School Student Council Conference in Ann Arbor. 8 - Sponsored the Harvest Hop 9 - Handled school-wide elections 10 - Purchased and decorated the Christmas tree by the Well” 11 - Michigan Eastern Congress League met three times and we were the host-school in the spring 12 - Purchased the two paintings hanging by the Well 13 - Handled the magazine sale and used the proceeds for new band uniforms |4 - Appointed Tony Bonadio to represent us on the Child Welfare Board 15 - Published hand books distributed to new students These are the things we� ve done together as a body of students. We have had the support of a wonderful staff OF INSTRUCTORS. The officers from September to January were Tony Bonadio, president; Jim Stinson, vice-president; Eunice Ruff, recording secretary; Mary Lou Bonadio, corresponding secretary; and Virginia Warner, treasurer. Miss Marjorie Muhlinter was faculty advisor. The officers for the second semester are Tony Bonadio, president; William Moore, vice-president; Janice Carpo, recording secretary; Jacqueline Fiedler, corresponding secretary; and Dave Schaefer, treasurer. 74 ROW I: Betty Smith, Dorothy Shaw, Luc i le Miesmer, Mary Jane Trace, Nancy Kimball, Iris Neucomb. ROW 2: Ethelyn Battram, Jane Parshall, Pat Bourke, Mary Ann Alexander, Alice Brooks, Bonnie Boise. ROW 3: Bob Kuschel, Bertie Ann Stevens, Elenor Peck, Carol Bau- man, Jerry Ruff. ROW 4: Dale Akred, Mr. Bower, Richard Miller. IIGHTHOUSE Hats off to the Lighthouse! Surely all students of P.H will agree that the Light- house staff did a terrific j ob this year even though they worked under poor conditions. Their room was converted into a teacher’s lounge, you know. They have carried on the printed papers, something that was started just last year. They started something new, too--the idea of selling the papers by subscrip- tions. Truly new is the fact that it is a journalism class now in which the students are graded. And don’t forget the fact that the paper has increased in size this year. Ten pages is the minimum number. The Lighthouse is under the leadership of Mr. Bower and has as its capable editor, Mary Ann Alexander. Betty Smith and Iris Newcomb are Assistant Editors; Social Editor, Lucille Meismer; Boys Sport Editor, Jerry Ruff; Girls ’Sport Editor, Bertie Ann Stevens and Feature Editor, Bill McColl. Lynn Edwards and Mary Jane Trace are proof readers. 75 MAJORETTES The majorettes have done some outstanding work this year, marching mainly at football games and parades. Most of the girls practice daily with the band. CD EERLEADf NG None of us have to be reminded of the job our chee rleader s. They led us to many pep meet- ings and at the football and basketball games. Swell bunch huh? From Left to Right are: Norma Jean Gunn, Sue Black, Barbara Wewitt, Luella Breckon, Clara Wilson. CENTER: Don Chatter- son. 76 SITTING: Dorothy Poole, Don McNaughton, Donna Meyers, Miss Neville. ROW 2: Edith Johnson, Wilma Frier, Mary Ellen Witt- liff, Florence Campbell, Mar- jorie Brown. ROW 3 : Craig Soliday, Larry Shaw, Carl Kuhr . Under the guidance of Miss Neville , the camera club membe rs have learned to develop, print, and enlarge photos. One of their main projects was the making of Christmas cards. The club ' s officers are Don McNaughton, president; Donna Meyers, vice-president; Dorothy Poole, secretary-treasurer. AVIATION CIUB Our newest addition to the club section is the Aviation Club. Louis McDonald, advisor, teaches each student to fly a plane. The group is planning to buy a training plane of their own to further their practice. ROW I: Sue Black, Alice T i ng- ly, Margaret Gillett, Florence Cameron, Joan Artman, Isabell Cameron. ROW 2 : Mary Kay Sin- clair, Peggy Slater, Betty Gray, Kent Donahue, Jeaneen Schultz, Marilyn Saas. ROW 3: Sue Button, Barbara Curtis, Sondra Edmondson, Dorothy Poole, Jason Zavitz, Marilyn Arnold, Pat Rolston, Don Mc- Naughton, ROW 4: Bill Cumming, Franz Foster, Dallace Ander- son, Don Nutt, Ron Miller. 77 CAMERA CLUB TRAVEL CLUB ROW I: Clemont Knoffs, Margaret Schie- man, Elaine Peacock, Mary Sickentantz. ROW 2: Ardith Radeke, Rosemond Henry, Gloria Irving, Helen Marigold, Sylvia Washington. ROW 3: James Meese, James Brown, Ernie Bott, Mary Webster, Miss Lloyd. The membership of the travel club is made up of students who are interested in learning about the many countries of the world. They have enjoyed a number of talks given by people who have traveled in other countrie s. At the close of the semester the group plans to take a trip to some place of interest. The group is led by Margaret Schieman, president; ClementNoffs, vice -president; Elaine Peacock, secretary- treasurer. DRAMATICS CLUB WeTl all remember the plays that we put on for some assemblies. One skit, written by Carol Anderson, mocked our football boys. Another play, “Even Unto Bethlehem”, was in a Christmas assembly. In it Marilyn Arnold por- trayed Mary and Paul Perrine portrayed Joseph. 1ST ROW: Barbara Reynolds, Stephanie Nichols, Joan Mugayero, Sally Suther- land, Betty Lou Kidd, Marlene Miller, Florence Buford. 2ND RCW: Nancy Schae- fer, Elaine Peacock, Patsy Lou Smith, Sally Taylor, Carolyn Lawler. 3RD ROW: Mary Lee Middleton, Marilyn Inger- soll, Pat Dappert, Betty Caughill, Sylvia King. 4th ROW: Bob Irwin, Gerald Wilson, Sam Smith, Richard Wool i ever , Paul Perrine. 78 LIBRARY CLUB ROW I: Betty Smith, Marilyn Treat, Ruth Guldenstein, Miss Lautner. ROW 2: Delford Phet- teplace, Delores Sobczynski, Carol Baker, Mary Ellen Witt- l I FF. The members of the library club decided at the beginning of the year to meet every other week in contrast to last year when the group met every week. So, meetings are held on Wednesdays after the seventh hour. During the school hours they help Miss Lautner, their advisor , in many of her duties as librarian. Betty Smith is president, Ellen Mix is vice-president, and Mary Wittliff is their secretary-treasurer. UITTIIIC CLUB The knitting club members have completed many useful articles for themselves this year. Some of these things are: mittens, scarfs and anklets. Miss Laura Moore is the advisor. From Left to Right Are: Bar- bara Anderson, Shirley Squires, Carolyn Dubs, Ardith Radeke, Ruth Armstrong, Wilma Friar, Rosamond Henry, and Ruth Gul- DENSTE I N . 79 From Left to Right: Pat Bourke, Miss Kuhlenkamp, Bob Woods, Bob Stoner, Henry Swellins, Teddy Kerr, Loren Brankl, Bill Carlise, Wallace Fox. The Craft Clubs have a membership of ten students. Meetings are held on Mondays and Wednesdays. Students interested in crafts work with leather, plastics or only by taste and imagination are the club members. The Wednesday club officers are: Lorraine McIntyre, Secretary; Christine McLeod, President. Miss Kuhlenkamp is the faculty advisor of the group. PRIIIIIIIC CLUB The Print C lub ' elects no officers but has a shop foreman who is Charles Kohnert. The club is run like a shop and due to the size of the group the boys divide into smaller groups. They print material only for the school such as programs, tickets, cards for the office and the bills we use for the games. Mr. Bower is the advisor. ROW I: Keith McInnes, Bob To- bias, Farris Andrews, Jim Park- er, John Cheney. RCW 2: Lambert Burgett, Charles Kohnert, Craig Soli day, John Porter, Mr. Bow- ers. 80 CRAFTS CLUB TRI-HI-Y ROW |: Peggy Slater, Lillian Burrell, Joan Artman, Betty Talbot, Marilyn Treat, Sharlot Keelin, Carol Baker, Miss E. Reid. RCW 2: Betty Farris, Lois R inker, Bonnie Harrington, Vir- ginia Hill, Isabell Cameron, Leah Clugston, Phyllis Weicht, Mary Ann Nuske, Sylvia King, Laurena Muit, Marilyn Traver. We, the girls of the Tri-Hi- Y, meet every. Wednesday night at the Y.M.C.A. We often have dinner meetings or just social meetings, sometimes speakers and discussions. A few representatives of our organization took part in a Hi-Y Legislative Assembly at Lansing on December 9 and 10. Miss Reid is our advisor; Betty Talbot, president; Lillian Burrell, vice- president; Sharlot Keelin, secretary and Leah Ann Clugston, treasurer. The Tumbling Club met Tuesdays and Thurs- days during the 5th hour of the first semester. Karl Ressequie andMelvin Rich acted as officers for the club. The lack of equipment confined most of the activities to mat work. The program was entirely an activity one with both individual and group stunts receiving emphasis. Robert Brown was the outstanding performer. ROW I: Karl Resseguie, Melvin Rich, Robert Brown. ROW 2: Fred Riggin, Robert Warren. ROW 3 : Carl Pattullo. 81 eotr ni-r ROW I: William Hass, Dick Spen- cer, Lorn Johnson, Jake Hicks, Jason Zabbits, Roger Fenner, Niel Ullrick. ROW 2: Erwin Mil- ler, Mr. Weir, Mr. Leemgraven, Mr. McDonald, Bill Rock, James Richmond. ROW 3: Gordon Butler, Jim Ross, Alger Bush, Ron Mil- ler, Dick Folts. The Hi-Y Club is an organization of fellows in the high school committed to the purpose of creating, maintaining, and extending throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. It operates under the joint sponsorship of the Young Men’s Christian Association and Port Huron High School. The club meets once each week at the Y.M.C.A. building for business and recreation. The officers of the club are: president, Jim Ross; vice- president, Jack Hicks; secretary, Horen Johnson; treasurer, Dick Spencer. Faculty sponsors, Mr. Leemgraven and Mr. McDonald. 82 “tin sir 1ST PICTURE FROM TOP, Left to Right: Gary Kile, Gerald Sanford, and Donald Cheney. 2ND PICTURE: Gary Kile, Gerald Sanford, Mary Lou Bonadio, and Jack Wagner. 3RD PICTURE: Donald Cheney, Marilyn Garret, and Jack Wagner. 4th PICTURE AT RIGHT - Seated: Ivan Lapish. “Girl-Shy”, a comedy presented by the January class of 50, is about a typical college boy’s girl-troubles; troubles which can be enormous if the boy happens to be girl-shy ! The friendly bickering between girl-shy Tom, and lady’s man Oke, (who loves the girls), kept the play moving right along with laughs galore . Eve ryone should take special notice of Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyd who writes blank verse. Birdie La Verne is another one who should draw attention, she’s quite a gal. Asma will find a special spot in everyone’s heart. Who could be so hard- hearted as to not feel sympathetic towards an industrious woman who was relegated to a common maid? However, you would sympathize with Tom Arsdale, (Jerry Sanford), who is so Girl Shy that he fakes an engagement just so he won’t have to date his favorite allergy Sylvia Webster, who is splendidly portrayed by Mary Lou Bonadio. Sylvia is consoled by the poetic genius, Alfred Tennyson Mur- gatoyd. Alfred is brilliantly portrayed by J ohn Cheney. The cast included: Jerry Sanford Tom Arsdale Nancy Crull Babs Sanford Marilyn Garrett Caroline Phil Pond Dean Marlowe Gerry Kile . ...... Oke Stimson Eunice Ruff “Peaches” Carter Bev Chapelle Birdie La Verne Ivan Lapish Chuck Mayo John Cheney. Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyd Mary Lou Bonadio . . • Sylvia Webster Julia Parry Asma Jack Wagner Anthony Arsdale 83 “THE HIGH SCHOOL MYSTERY Did you hear about the “High School Mystery?” This play is very realistic because the events are supposed to have taken place during the dress rehearsal of the mystery play, “The House of Ter- ror,” in our Port Huron Gym. It is a mystery that leaves one breathless with suspense and gasping with surprise until the final denouement is reached. The pro- duction of this play by the June graduation class stimulated everyone and produced a lot of fun for those who tried to solve the intricate plot. This play proved to be a whirlwind of excitement, for within the play a murder was almost committed, a kidnapping took place, and members of the cast were thrown into a state of panic. The play was directed by Miss Doro- thy Barrett. She was assisted by the stu- dent director, Joan Heyer. The cast included: Joan Heyer Miss Fielding Bonnie Boise .... Laura Crowder Mary Anne Alexander . Dorothy Russel Edith Caughill Mary Lee Geraldine Powell. . . . Miss Jeffries Katy Lou Holden Mrs. Reed William Moore Earl Sayles Harold Burgett .... Victor Reed Bud Blackney Raul Butler Tony Bonadio Joe Richard Johnson .... Jack Howard Tom Tobias Jason Shaw BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Ella Wheeler, Gail Martin, Betty Joy Rankin, Joyann Conlon, Ella Jo Cline, Barbara Holmes, Joyce Revenue, Marlene Solomon, Sally Lambert, Jill Roche, Susan Button, Syvil Kilbourn, Mary Ogden, Mina Hansen, Vir- ginia Docherty, Barbara Thiel, Charlene Ferguson. 2ND ROW: Barbara Burns, Joan Sly, Gary Teeple, Neil Ulrich, Richard Miller, Guy Patrick, Bob Stoner, Delford Phetteplace, Gordon Maynard, Evelyn Wolfe, Carol Fraleigh, Bob Warren, Dick But- zin. Bud Wessel, Wilber Arnold, Joyce Smyth. 3RD ROW: Jim Lay, Mildred Jackson, Kenneth Maxon, Don Warren, Alan Craw- ford, Bob Phillips, Donald Krupp, Colin Docherty, Richard Currie, Walter Gronek, Albert Worden, Don McNaughton, Harold Cameron, Dalton Love, Irene Coop. 4tH ROW: Edward Holden, Bill McColl, Neil Jackson, Fred Mitchell, Charles Niles, Lloyd Kaufman, John Marlette, Alger Bush, Charles Kohnert, Leslie Gross, Bob Boughner, Ronald Miller, Alan McLean, Tom Snover, Pat Connell, Carl Patzke. Mary Chambers. B N 0 The band under the direction of Mr. Charles Berry is an active organization in high school. It plays at football and basketball games putting pep into the teams and supporter s. They make many different formations at each game. Each spring the group presents a concert and takes part in the Band Festival in which nine bands from all around this district gathe r to give a concert. A concert is also given at the Garfield School each year. There is a cadet and beginners band for those students interested in taking up music. After three semesters work in the band the students receive a band letter. 1ST ROW, Left to Right: Patricia Neilsen, Elenor Beckett, Carol Ravelle, Carol Waltenburg, Donna Mug- ridge, Barbara Burns, Harold Burgett, Dallas Anderson, Marilyn Treat, Fred Thomas, Bob Miller, Catherine Bascom, Delores Runk, Jeanean Burmeister, Betty Dell. 2ND ROW, Left to Right: Margaret Murrish, Nancy Brown, Julia Perry, Joyce Bankson, Patricia Hardt, Madeline Herring, Franz Foster, Larry Miller, Jim Howe, Don Dupree, Virginia Warner, Jacqueline Hottenroth, Norma Young, Barbara Sly. 3RD ROW, Left to Right: Mary Low Bonadio, Helen Emerich, Wilma Morrish, June Gamble, Donna Richert, Ruth Bartley, Lorne Walker, Dick Trese, Bill Branch, Keith Pearson, Eunice Ruff, Edith Ann Lewandowski, Joyce Carlisle, Delores Steele. FIRST ROW: Barbara Beck, Jean Bennett, Sally Aikman, Virginia Freidland, Catherine Lasher, Belle Barnes, Mary Ann Mullen, Rosemary Cline, Pat Wright. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Shebruett, Barbara Anderson, Helen Kendrick, Mary Low Mullen, Norma Jean Weber, Alan Hartnett, Dick Green, Joan Wenzloff, Mary Bond, Elenor Russel, Betty Talbot. THIRD ROW: Joan Heyer, Bethany Curtis, Margaret Trace, Gladys Khuen, Marlin Boyd, Helen Sheppard, Ivan Lapish, Gearld Harper, Jean Campbell, Barbara Becktold, Beverly Fogal, Geraldine Brough. 86 THE CHOIR The Choir, directed by Miss Bess Hyde, have done many things during the year. One of the big events of the year was the Christmas program at the Desmond Theater. A Christmas program is also given for the whole student body. The day before Christmas vacation, the Choir caroled through the halls of the school and also the downtown area. In the Spring the Choir took its annual trip to East Lansing to attend the State Festival. Also with schools from down the river, they got to Marine City for the County Festival. As usual, the seniors received their choir pins at the banquet which is held in June, to end the year’s activities. IHE IIISIMILt 1ST ROW: Marlene Smith, Elinor Beckett, Carol Waltenburg, Donna Mugridge, Carol Ravelle, Catherine Bas- com, Delores Runk, Mary Ann Mullen. 2ND ROW: Evelyn Keener, Gail Martin, Sally Aikman, Barbara Ander- son, Lydia Hop, Frank Patske, Harold Burgett, Joan Wenzloff, Jacqueline Hottenroth, Norma Young. 3RD ROW: Joan Sly, Donna Richert, Mary Lou Mullen, Joan Heyer, Marilyn Boyd, Helen Sheppard, Dick Trese , Bill Branch, Barbara Becktold, Dawn Whitford, Mary Kay Sinclair. 87 once ME ENSEMBLE The ensemble is composed of students from the choir, whomeet a week. Miss Hyde is Director. The members are active throughout the year singing over the radio, for clubs, and at assemblies. A small ensemble composed of not more than 16 members, sings at the state festival each spring. Nancy Dane plays the piano for Ensemble. BOYS ' GLEE CLUB Mr. Berry is the instructor of the Boys’ Glee Club. The boys are prepared to sing for entertainments of various sorts. The members seem to enjoy the activity. AT P I ANO--MR . Berry. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Pickard, John Marlette, Gerald Harper, Allen McLane, Harold Cameron, and Robert Young. The Girls Health Education Classes of the tenth grade have completed the American Red Cross Home Nursing Course, which was made possible through the coope ration of the American Red Cross. The purpose of the course is to prepare the high school students better to safeguard the health of themselves and their families. This course was instructed by Mrs. Marianna Bower, R.N. and Miss Doris Teachout, Health Instruc- tor. Some 270 tenth grade girls have successfully passed the requirements of the American Red Cross Home Nursing Course. Ben Smyth (who along with Buck Fox and the other members of the team) carried us a long way in the tournament. POSTCRIPI In memoriam of Jean Bailey who was a member of the Senior Class. ACKIIOWKDGMEIIT The Staff this year possessed few veterans in yearbook production; however, the exper- ience gained has been valuable. Special commendation is given to Joanne Howse and Marilyn Boucher who gave wil- lingly of their time and services incomplet- ing certain units during the second seme ste r: Virginia Docherty, Margaret T race , and Dick Johnson rendered valuable service, as did Catherine Bascom and Carolyn Forsythe of the commercial department; Ron Taylor, Betty Lou Fitzner, and Helen Kertes per- formed key duties. Compliments of MICHIGAN NATIONAL, BANK Open Daily to 4:30 p.m. “Complete Banicing Service” Compliments to the Graduates of 50 Compliments PORT HURON SULPHITE PAPER CO. CompHments to the Graduates of ’50 VROMAN ROOFING SIDING CO. KERR’S COELISION SERVICE 407 River Street Phone 8192 TROY LAUNDERERS DRY CLEANERS Linen Supplies Established - 1873 Phone 7111 Compliments of JERRY RITTER APPLIANCES 931 Military Street FALK FUNERAL HOME Compliments of RIGG’S Irvin Falk, Director 4505 Gratiot Avenue Compliments of SIBILLA - WATTERS KERR’S OFFICE STORE SUPPLIES SHOES 519 Water Street 919 Military Street SHIEID’S GROCERY Compliments of GAFFNEY’S APPLIANCE 111 IMilitary Street Phone 8175 The Television Store 921 Military Street McGILL COAL HEATING CO. BAINIE’S HAMBURGER BAR “Keep the Home Fires Burning” Phone 6106 - 25711 Steaks - Chops - Meals 925 Military Street KERR LUMBER CO. CENTRAL DRUG STORE Quality Building Materials Since 1917 1701 Stone Street Phone 4332 Edgar Emerson, Propr. Compliments of ORTTENBURGER LEATHER GOODS COMPANY TRIANGLE SUPPLY COMPANY 929 Military Phone 7733 KUHR COMPANY DRUGS S UNDIES Tenth and Griswold Phone 5991 WERNER’S FLOWERS Werner M. and Richard C. Ullenbruch 801 -24th Street Phones 6110-6119 H. fl. SIMM BOB THOMPSON’S SERVICE STATION Twenty-fourth and Griswold STORES HOLDEN’S DRIVE INN 100 Electric Marysville Exte nd Good Wishes to the 1950 Graduates Compliments of SEELEY’S CLEANERS Same day service 1014-16 Lapeer Avenue Phone 3901 of Port Huron High School Compliments of SAM’S CUT RATE 2412 Conner Street Your Photograph, Made Professionally and Artistically, Can Be a Precious Gift. MARX That Describes JEWELERS OPTICIANS ISRAEL Diamonds - Watches - Jewels PHOTOGRAPHY 201 Huron Avenue 515 Wall Phone 7931 SMITH HARDWARE Stoves - Lowe Bros. ' Paints - Housewares South Park 1. Charlene Butzin posing. Lucky photographer. 2. Going someplace, Rosie? 3. Dolores Schultz and Marybelle Thompson are resting in the sun. 4. Eleanor Russell and Len Parker seem to be enjoying themselves. 5. Julie Perry and Eunice Ruff look rather disappointed. 6. Alan Crawford, Gordon Curnow and Lome Walker seem to be busy building a fire. (At least Lome is) 7. Joanne Howse and Katy Eou Holden all set for the Centennial Pageant. 8. Julie Perry, Mary Eou Bonadio, and Marilyn Garrett ready for a spin. 9. Joan Albert faces the future in comfort. 10. Marlin Lehman, Jim Durand, and Ron Taylor having a drink. But, what could it be ? 11. A group of notables; and, more fun! 12. Rhoda Brooks, Jeanne Cassin, Belle Barnes, and Nancy Brown. No fair talking about him, girls. 1. Nancy Crull is modeling a new (?) Jantzen bathing suit. 2. Joan Heyer was one of our Centennial Girls . 3. Cathy Lasher and Joan Albert are serious about L.ab work. 4. Mad- eline Herring, Betty Farris and Pat Hardt are going somewhere. 5. Gerry Andrews- The latest in style. 6. Helen Kertes is being folowed. 7. Elinor Beckett, Carole Barry Sleepy? 8. Nicky Williams, and Betty Shulters make a cute couple. 9. Miss Warren looks the situation over. Compliments of L. R. SANBORN REAR ESTATE BROKER 915 Military Street Phone 53 22 Compliments of ARTHUR J. SMITH Quality Foods 627 Huron Avenue Phone 4263 COKLINS CAT LIN General Contractors We Were Pleased to Have Taken a Part in the Construction of Several Units of Your Athletic Plant at the Compliments of MEMORIAL RECREATION PARK DUNKERS’ CLUB COFFEE Compliments of DIANA SWEET SHOP Compliments of TIMES HERALD COMPANY RENNO’S STANDARD SERVICE and “Everything for the Car Phone 9348 1519 Pine Grove Avenue GARRY PECK DRUG STORE Thomas Street Crossing Phone 3860 Compliments of MILLER ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone 3960 STATION W T T H C L LUNCH 3 584 Electric Avenue “Home -Cooked Food AM ADON -O’SULLIVAN PRINTING CO. 537 Water Street MERVIN W. TOMLIN Drug Store South Park Port Huron Phone 4525 LAVENDER BARBER BEAUTY SHOP For Your Next Hair-Cut Hair-Do 61 6 Water Street Phone 9031 SOUTH PARK MARKET Harry Crake RITZERT’S FRIENDLY SERVICE Phone 9332 1133 Lapeer Avenue RAINBOW CLEANERS “Call Rainbow, Rain or Shine 2322 Conner Street PURKISS SONS Fine Meats Groceries Phone 6123 13 05 Lapeer Avenue LEE’S FOOD Court Tenth O. K. LAUNDRY COMPANY 727-729 Lapeer Avenue Phones 8105-8106 SHAVER HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING Cleaning - Repairs Compliments of HENRY’S BARBER SHOP 624 Water Street Compliments of FOUNTAIN VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY George F. Fountain 541 Water Street ZWENG’S SUPER SERVICE 1702 Lapeer Avenue Compliments of FITZGERALD MEN’S WEAR “85 Steps West of the Post Office 612 Water Street CLIFFORD J. POPHAM Window Shades - Venetian Blinds 629 Water Street Phone 7960 Compliments of T AND G HAMBURGERS Behind Greyhound Bus Depot TODY’S PLACE A.M. “Tody” Carmody, Propr. Phone 9194 Corner 24th and Lapeer Avenue Specializing in Standard Oil Products CONEY ISLAND Compliments of LOUIS C. PETHO 322 Huron Avenue Phone 6723 Real Estate 1621 Griswold Street Dial 28381 HARVARD CHEVROLET COMPANY RUNNELS, INC. 522 Huron Avenue 917 Military Street Port Huron, Michigan Phone 3166 Congratulations and Best Wishes THE SPORT SHOP to the Class of 50 Norm and Norma WINKELMAN’S Cunningham “When You Think of Fashion” 328 Huron Avenue STINSON’S APPLIANCE STORE 718 Huron Avenue Phone 6406 Compliments of HOWARD FURNITURE CO. Compliments of KIRBY SUPER SERVICE Griswold at Sixteenth Phone 9254 LAY’S FURNITURE STORE Quality for Less 1504 Military Street Buick - Pontiac Sales BILL SUTHERLAND C A WOOD ’S Alma T raile r s Good Used Cars 320 Grand River Phone 6116 73 6 Lapeer Avenue Phone 9120 Compliments of Compliments of Z US Y ’S REX ALL DRUGS A. FARRIS SONS 707 Tenth Street Phone 2-7439 O. G. PRINGLE Home of Better Dry Cleaning for 36 Years 830 Seventh Street Compliments of BLUE WATER FERRY CO. BAELENTINE DRY GOODS COMPANY For Fine Dry Goods Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Shoes and Millinery Draperies and Blankets Compliments of A FRIEND LES ROBBINS Dry Cleaners Fast Courteous Service All Work Guaranteed 712 Lapeer Avenue Phone 2-3456 Compliments of RYAN MOTOR SALES Chrysler - Plymouth ANDREWS INSURANCE AGENCY PARAMOUNT MARKET Groceries - Meats 904 Lapeer Avenue Phone 9056 At Lowest Prices 619 Huron Avenue Phone ( 13 c � h PORT HURON SANDWICH SHOP Bar-B-Qued Ribs Short Orders 318 Huron Avenue CARROEE HOUSE Port Huron’s Newest Department Store 317 Huron Avenue Phone 31345 Compliments of LEO F. KING AND SON AUTO SERVICE 1801 Twenty-fourth Street Phone 2-3092 Compliments of COLLEGE FLORIST Compliments of WEST END HARDWARE 1607 Twenty-fourth Street Phone 2-6645 Compliments of COLLEGE GRILL E. ERVIN WARNER SUNOCO 7th and Griswold Streets Phone 9313 TRESE’S MEATS Phone 4441 • Compliments of GRISWOED MEAT MARKET 915 Griswold Street Phone 2-5894 ORR HARDWARE 408 Huron Avenue Compliments of E. R. SANBORN Real Estate Broker 915 Military Street Phone 5322 OGDEN MOFFETT COMPANY Freight Eines THE EAUTH HOTEE Rooms Food Compliments of Banquet Facilities MOAK MACHINE TOOL COMPANY Mr. Mrs. E. E. Meeks DAVE HANTON 631 Water Street Modern Shoe Rebuilding At Seventh Street Bridge C ompliments Of Compliments of PARFET-LADD W H L S “Your Ford Dealer” and MUTUAL NETWORK 1432 Military Street “1450 on Your Dial” Phone 4145 HAZZARD’S BEAUTY SHOPPE We Specialize in All Lines of Beauty W ork 508 Quay Ph. 2-4214 Compliments of CUNNINGHAM DRUGS 235 Huron Avenue Where Pharmacy is a Profession PRESCRIPTION STORE Mossman - Phillips 602 Water St. Ph. 6178 Compliments of MICHIGAN CHANDELIER POWERS HAMBURGER SYSTEM 1209 Military Street 1524 Pine Grove Avenue FORD MORGAN Dry Goods and Groceries Phone 2-1700 802 Elmwood Street CHARLES FITZPATRICK Interior Furnishings EDWARD L. JONES MONUMENT STONE CO. 3 549 Stone Street Phone 2-2783 FLOOD’S VACUUM CLEANER SHOP All Makes - Sales Service 605 Huron Avenue Phone 2-4511 Compliments and Best Wishes VINING THOMPSON FURNITURE Compliments of SAFFEE’S COFFEE RANCH DAVID MAC TAGGART CO. 93 5 Military Street Phone 3672 Compliments of GEO. INNIS MEN’S WEAR 309 Huron Avenue Compliments of R. J. WILSON, REALTOR 7 Stewart Block Phones: 9020 - 8803 CAMERA CRAFT GIFT SHOP 504 Quay Street Port Huron, Michigan Compliments of STEPHENSON ELECTRIC CO. 520 Water Street FUNCHBAUGH ELECTRIC CO. Electric Motor Specialists Since 1919 726 Water Street Compliments of MANIS FINE FOODS 909 Military Street MAC TAGGART - HOFFMAN Sheaffer Pens and Pencils Phone 7148 STURMER’S HARDWARE Toys - Paints - Housewares 9 1 1 - 1 3 Military Street Phone 2-8558 flloere Vtyriqkt C x CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Insurance Underwriters MATH ULLEN BRUCH FLOWER SLOP 1 029 Milita ry Street Phone 6175 COURSES BUSINESS ADMINIS- TRATION HIGHER ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING JUNIOR ACCOUNTING n i COURSES EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL PRIVATE SECRETARIAL SENIOR STENOGRAPHIC JUNIOR STENOGRAPHIC PORT HURON BUSINESS COLLEGE offers graduates of Port Huron and vicinity an opportunity to complete an approved business course ranging in length from 9 to 24 months without leaving the community. Graduates who have started comme rcial course s in high school may complete such courses in less than the scheduled period of time. Because of its proximity to the Blue Water District, courses may be completed without the expense of board and room away from home. THE STAFF AND ADMINISTRATION of the College join in wishing the grad- uates of Port Huron High the best of everything, and cordially invite them to join its student body if the best in business education is desired. “We Prosper As Our Graduates Prosper” PORT HURON BUSINESS COLLEGE Eastern Michigan College of Commerce 1 7 1 9 M ilitary Street Telephone 8373 Compliments of RUFF’S GOOD ICE CREAM There’s A Dealer In Your Neighborhood Phone 2-2495 Prepare for the Future ! Systematic Saving Will Help You . . . PEOPLE’S SAVINGS BANK Port Huron - Marysville Largest Independent Bank in Thumb Area Compliments of WOMAN’S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION HAROLD A. McMARTIN Insurance and Bonds 318 Michigan National Bank Building ASKAR - SHAIN The Home of Fine Photography WEBER’S MARKET “Your F D Store Gratiot Avenue at Garfield Compliments of LAKE HURON FISH MARKET 625 l 2 Tenth Avenue Phone 9366 POWELL’S PHARMACY 1031 State ( Corner of Stone) Phone 21646 Port Huron, Michigan LOUIS FOSTER Lumber and Builder’s Supplies LAKESIDE SERVICE 3 563 Gratiot Avenue Phone 93 53 H. R. Gates, Proprietor Compliments of Compliments of KETELS CONSTRUCTION CO. 516 Court Street Phone 3636 I PPUANCES ♦ Our Compliments and Best Wishes To P. H. H. S. GRADUATING C LASSES OF JANUARY AND JUNE 1950 IRUELLER BRASS CORIPRRy Port Huron, Michigan CONTRIBUTORS Lawyers Dentists DePuy and Benedict Burt Cady Duncan J. McColl, Jr. S. M . T ouma Dr. C. W. Carter Dr. Ross Getty Physicians Osteopaths Dr. W. A. Schaefer Dr. D. D.. Walker Optometrists Insurance Agency Dr. Robert Reed Dr. Edmund E. Schulte Harold McMartin Real Estate Gulf Refining Company R. J. Wilson 116 Quay Phone 273 53 PORT HURON PAINT CO. Paints W allpaper Glass Painters Supplies 316 Huron Ave. Phone 5585 OEMS ft ' J EWELRY DeZELL’S SHOES Jrhollond 0 BUILDERS SUPPLY t com PA IVY 514 Grand River 2015 Holland Avenue AmADON— 0 SUL L I VAN PRINTING CO . 97 Andrews Insurance Agency 99 Askar - Sha in 1 04 Bainie ' s Hamburger Bar 9 2 Ballentine Dry Goods Co. 99 Blue Water Ferry Co. 99 C Sc L Lunch 97 Camera Craft Gift Shop 102 Carroll House 100 Cawood 1 s Bui ck-Ponti ac Sales 99 Central Drug Store 92 College Florist 100 College Grill 1 00 Collins and Gatlin 9 6 Coney Island 98 Cunningham Drugs 1 0 1 Diana Sweet Shop 96 Dunkers 1 Club Coffee 96 Falk Funeral Home 92 Farr is, A . , Sons 99 Fitzgerald s Men ' s Wear 97 Fitzpatrick, Charles 101 Flinchbaugh Electric Co. 102 Flood ' s Vacuum Cleaner Shop 102 Ford Morgan 1 01 Foster, Louis 104 Fountain ' s Venetian Blind Co. 97 Friend, A 99 Gaffney ' s Appliance 92 Griswold Meat Market 100 Hanton, Dave 100 Harvard Chevrolet Co. 98 Hazzard ' s Beauty Shop 1 0 1 Henry ' s Barber Shop 97 Holden ' s Drive Inn 93 Howard Furniture Co. 98 Innis, Geo., Men ' s Wear 102 Israel Studios 93 Jones, Edward L., Monument Stone Co. 101 Kerr ' s Collision Service 91 Kerr Lumber Co. 92 Kerr ' s Office Store Supplies 92 Ketels Construct ion Co. 104 Kimball ' s Appliances 104 King, Leo F., and Son Auto Service 100 Kirby ' s Super Service 98 Kuhr Company 93 Lake Huron Fish Market Lakeside Service Lauth Hotel (The) Lavender Barber Beauty Shop Lay ' s Furniture Store Lee ' s Food io4 io4 100 % 97 MacTaggart, David, Co. 102 MacTaggart Hoffman Co. 102 Man is Fine Foods 102 Marx Jewelers Opticians 93 McGill Coal Heating Co. 92 McMartin, Harold A. | 04 Michigan Chandelier 1 0 1 Michigan National Bank 91 Miller Electric Co. 96 Moak Machine Tool Co. 100 Moore Wright Insurance Co. 102 Mossman - Phillips Prescription Store Mueller Brass Co. 101 105 0 . K. Laundry Company 97 Ogden Moffet Co. 100 Orr Hardware | 00 Orttenburger 1 s 92 Paramount Market 99 Parfett - Ladd | 0 I Peck, Garry, Drug Store 96 People ' s Savings Bank 104 Petho, Louis C. 98 Popham, Clifford J. 97 Port Huron Business College 103 Port Huron Sandwich Shop 100 Port Huron Sulphite Paper Co. 91 Powell Pharmacy 104 Powers Hamburger System 1 01 Pringle, 0 . G. 99 Purkiss Sons 97 Rainbow Cleaners Renno ' s Standard Service R 1 gg 1 s Ritter, Jerry, Appliances Ritzert ' s Friendly Service Robbins, Les, Dry Cleaners Ruff ' s Good Ice Cream Runnels Jewelry Ryan Motor Sales 97 96 92 92 97 99 io 4 98 99 Saffee ' s Coffee Ranch Sam ' s Cut Rate Sanburn, L. R., Real Estate Broker Seeley ' s Cleaners Shaver Heating Air Conditioning Sh 1 elds Grocery S 1 b 1 lla Watters Smith, Arthur J., Quality Foods Smith, H. A. Smith ' s Hardware South Park Market Sport Shop (The) Sutherland , Bill Stephenson Electric Co. Stinson ' s Appliance Store Sturmer ' s Hardware 102 93 96 93 97 92 92 96 93 93 11 99 102 98 102 T G Hamburger Thompson, Bob, Service Station Times Herald Co. Station WTTH Tody ' s Place Toml 1 n, Merv 1 n W . Trese ' s Meats Triangle Supply Co. Troy Launderers 98 93 96 98 97 100 92 92 UllenbrUch, Math, Flower Shop 102 Vining Thompson Furniture 102 Vroman Roofing and Siding 91 Warner, C. Ervin, Sunoco |00 Weber ' s Market |o 4 Werner ' s Flowers 93 West End Hardware | 00 W. H. L. S. and Mutual Network | 0 I Wilson, R. J., Realtor |02 Winkelman ' s 98 Woman ' s Benefit Association | o 4 Zusy ' s Rexall Drugs 99 Zweng ' s Super Service 97 YEARBOOKS THE PACEMAKERS OF OUALITV MYERS AND CO. INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS