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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

THE STUDENT-STAFF PROUDLY PRESENTS We, the Studen t Staff, in presenting our publication, sincerely hope we have portrayed and preserved those wonderful, never-to-be-forgotten days that you the graduating Seniors, have spent at Port Huron High School. It is our hope that you will keep and cherish this book fo the rest of your life. STUDEIUI STAFF We, the Student Staff, agree now that our work is completed that we had a most fascinating time planning and working on this yearbook. All members cooperated in obtaining ads from local business and professional men and in our subscription drive. The results were excellent. It was no easy task to get those senior pictures, to balance our budget to meet the deadlines, to present a book which we fervently hope meets with your approv- al. BRENDA BURCH We extend thanks to all the good people who con- Assistant Editor tributed time, money, work and advice. DELORES KADING Business Manager Left to Right; Mr. Gerald Bradley - Assistant Superintendent and Board Secretary; Mr. Said Touma - Board Attorney; Mr. Howard Crull - Superintendent; Mr. Frank Staiger - Member; Mrs. Alma Haynes - Member: Mr. Walker Chasey- President of Board; Mr. William Brahany - Vice-President of Board; Mr. John Marshall - Member; Mr. Thornton Kunz - Member; Mr. Richard Cooley - Member. BOARD OF EDUCATION We, the students of Port Huron High School, wish to express our appreciation for the time and effort that the Board of Education has so generously given in our behalf. MR. HOWARD D. CRULL Superintendent of Schools 8 5 s Kean, Miss Moore Girls’ Counselors Mr. Southerland, Mr. Beyer Boys’ Counselors 9L OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. French, Mrs. Wellman MR. ANDERLE MRS. JACOBUS MR. BURNELL MR. DRESSER MR. HEERING MISS MILLER MISS LEONARD 10 MR. JOLLIFFE MISS EDWARDS MISS LLOYD MISS TEACHOUT MRS. ALEXANDER-Home Economics; MR. ANDERLE-Mathematics; MISS BLACKBURN -Foods; MR. BOND-Physics, Shop, Mathematics. MR. BOWER- English; MR. BURNELL- Machine Dra wring, Mechanical Drawing; MRS. COCHRAN-Cafe Manager; MR. CRAWFORD-Ofnce Practice Co-Ordinator. MR. DIERKS- Music; MR. DRESSER- General Science. History; MISS EDWARDS -La tin, Geometry; MISS EICHORN- Social Studies. MR. FEICK-Chemistrv; MISS FRANKHAUSER-Commercial; MR. GERKE-Trade Industry Co-Ordinator; MR. HAYES- Social Studies, Healtn and Physical Education. MR. HEERING -Health and Physical Education; MRS. HOUCK -English; MISS HYDE -Vocal Music- MRS JACOBUS -English. MR. JOLLIFFE -Industrial Arts; MISS KUHLENKAMP-C rafts; MR. LAUGHLIN -Health and Physical Education: MISS LAUTNER -Librarian. 7 MISS LEONARD -Mathematics; MRS. LINDSAY -Commercial; MISS LLOYD -Social Science- MR Mac- HUGHSTON -Speech. MISS MacLAREN -English; MISS MEEHAN -Mathematics; MISS MILLER -Spanish; MR. MORLEY -Driver Training. 12 MISS MOORE-Home Economics; MISS MUHLITNER -Economics Government; MISS NEVILLE -Mathematics; MRS. POSEY -Bookkeeping. MISS POWELL -Art; MRS. RANT ANEN -Commercial; MR. RANT ANEN -History, Journalism; MISS REID- English. MR. SOMMERVILLE -Vocational Machine; MISS TEACHOUT -Health Education; MR. WADE -Band Instru- mental; MISS WARREN -Social Studies. 13 MR WISMER, Distributive Education Co-ordinator u 8N e , --one ov , ' O ' Gordon Maynard and Joann Martin rr. ’ n|Yv v McKinnon and Sbitlev £icVienbutg Mlene Washington Days! Peggy Spencer and Jerry Lhor. Bi 8 D 1 on] y have e yes fo r you ROBERT AIKINS Football. PHIL ASHTON Swimming. JOANNE BOADWAY College Club, Future Nurses, Student Council, Solo Training, Chorus. IDA MAE BROUGH Commercial Club, Chorus. PATRICIA BURDE Student Council. FAY BURNS G.A.A., Library. PATRICIA CAVES JOYCE CHRISTENSON Class Secretary in 1 2 A, Student Council. RICHARD COLGAN Class Treasurer in 12 A, Football. BEVERLY COLLINGWOOD HUBERT CORNELIUS GERALD COWAN MARILU CRUMBACK G.A.A. , Cheerleading, Tennis, Basketball. PATRICIA DAPPERT Dramatics, Chorus. College Club, French Club Student Council. JAMES DICKINSON Track, Football, Basketball. ROBERT DILLER Track, Football, Chorus, Ensemble, Boys Glee Club, Cross Country Co-Captain. ARLENE EICHENBERG Commercial Club. NORMA FORD Chorus, Ensemble. 18 JANET FULLER DON GLASSFORD Senior Play. SANDRA GOUGH College Club, Ensemble, Chorus, Solo Training. KENNETH HANDS Senior Play, Radio Workshop, Solo Training. MARILOU HANTON BILLIE JEAN HART Crafts, Solo Training, Ensemble, Chorus. CAROL HASTINGS Library. SHIRLEY HAWES WILLIAM HOLMES Tennis, College Club, Camera Club, Cheerleading Chorus, Student Council, Glee Club, Chess Club. JOAN HUNT Library. BARBARA JAMES Solo Training, College Club, Chorus, Dramatics. MAURICE JURY Travel, Football, College Club, Radio Work Shop, Ensemble, Chorus, Solo Training. ALBERT LANGOLF Glee Club, Camera NOREEN LANGOLF RUBY LAVERE Print Club, Future Nurses, French Club, Chorus. MARILYN LEE Journalism, College Club. JOHN LEWTHWAITE Track. WILLIAM LIXIE 19 MARY LOU MATTHEWS G.A. A., College Club, Ensemble, Journalism. IVAN MENSINGER TWYLA MILLER G.A. A., Crafts, Tri-Hi- Y. GERALD MONZO JACKIE MORDEN Chorus, Commercial Club. MELVIN MORROW College Club, Student Council, Camera Club. HOWARD MURRAY Vice-President of Senior Class. DONNA NELSON G.A. A., Student Council, Travel Club. MARGIE NIXON Library, Student Council SHIRLEY NIXON Radio Work Shop. RICHARD NORTH Hi-Y. JERRY NUSS CARLENE OSMUN FRANK PEMBERTON Chess Club. ROGER POPHAM Football. JAMES PORRETT Cheerleading. JACKIE POVENZ Washington Trip-Secretary, College Club. CLAUDETTE QUINTAL College Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Lighthouse. 20 HAROLD RAINES IRIS RANDALL Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, Future Nurses, Sewing Club. CAROL ROTH Student Council, College Club DONALD ROY Archery. ORVILLE RUFF MARY LOU RUSCH G.A.A. , Chorus RONALD SANFORD Cross Country. KATHERINE SAWYER College Club, Student Council. MARY SCHNEIDER Chorus. CARL SCHROEDER Print Club, Chorus, Boys Glee Club. ALICE SCHILLING Chorus, Glee Club, Sewing Club. FRANCIS SMITH Track, Football, Swimming. ROBERT SOMMER Tennis, Swimming. BEVERLY SOPHA Chorus, Ensemble. SUE SPRINGSTEAD CATHERINE WADE STANLEY WAGNER Print Club, Travel. JAMES WEDGE Student Council. 21 GRETA WHEELER Travel, G.A.A., Sewing Club. MARY JANE WHEELIHAN G. A. A. JANE WHITFORD Radio Work Shop, Ensemble. BETTY WHITLEY G. A. A. GEORGE WILSON Basketball, Football. GERALD WILSON Senior Play, Dramatics. JANET WISNER Solo Training. Ensemble. Library. BEVERLY YOUNG Chorus. WILLIAM MCQUILLER BIG JUNE 53 Jane Fowler. Charles Chandler. Toddy Meyers . . Marjorie Marks . . . Treasurer . . President .Vice President . . .Secretary LAURA ACHESON RONALD ACKLES Football Manager, Basketball Manager, College Club. GAIL AGNEW Chorus, Camera Club. BETTY ALCORN SHIRLEY ALCORN ROBERT ALEXANDER Football. THERESITA ALLOWAY Choir. DONALD AMON JOHN ANDERLE Football, Basketball, Track. TOM ANDERLE Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council President. WALKER ARCHER Travel, Hi-Y. PATRICIA ARMSTRONG G. A.A., Student Staff. NANCE ARNOLD RICHARD AXFORD ROBERT BACKHURST Boy ' s Glee Club, Chorus, loth gr. Football. BARBARA BAKER Student Council, College Club, Radio Workshop. HELEN BAKER Dramatics. PATRICIA BARNES Girl ' s Ensemble, Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Solo Training. JOYCE BEASLEY Chorus, Solo Training, Choir, Mixed Ensemble Girl’s Ensemble. CHARLES BETTINGER Chess. RENE BISHOP BARBARA BLIZZARD G.A.A., Student Staff. MARY BOPRA Girl’s Ensemble, Solo Training, Mixe ' d Ensemble Chorus, G.A.A. FRANK BRABAW Football loth Gr. , Basketball, Football, Student Council. DOROTHY BRISTLE Camera Club, G.A.A. DAVID BRUNN JOANNE BUFORD G.A.A., Home Economics, Student Council. JAMES BUNTING Varsity Band. BRENDA BURCH Radio Workshop, Solo Training, Student Staff. JOANNE BURROWS G.A.A. CONSTANCE CALHOUN Print, Radio Workshop, Solo Training, Varsity Band. KENNETH CAMBELL Mixed Ensemble, Chorus, Boy ' s Glee Club, Student Staff. JANET CARLETON Radio Workshop, Varsity Band. ROBERT CARLISLE Woodshop, Varsity Band. SHIRLEY CARPO Ensemble. HELEN CARR G. A. A. CAROL CARROTHERS JAYNE CARTER Chorus, Print, Radio Workshop, Travel, Solo Training. LUPE CASTILLO G. A.A., Future Nurses CHARLES CHANDLER Radio Workshop, Student Council, Lighthouse. EDWARD CHARLES Projectionist Club. KENNETH CLARK Chess, Student Council, Camera, Travel. TIM COATS JAMES COLLINGE Chess, Camera ANN COLUNGWOOD BEVERLY COLLINS WAYNE COLLVER CLANCY COOK JO ANN COOK Dramatics. WARREN CRIBBINS Chorus. JACK CURNOW ROSE CUTCHER Home Economics, G.A.A., Lighthouse. GEORGE DAGGETT WILLIAM DALTON Football. 26 MARY DAVENPORT Girl’s Ensemble, Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Solo Training. JAMES DAVEY ZELMA DAVIDSON GERALD DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS Golf. SHIRLEY DAWE G. A. A. , Sewing Club, Senior Book, Woodshop, MARY A LICE DAWSON G.A.A. , Sewing Club, Senior Book, Woodshop, Camera Club, Varsity Band. SHIRLEY DELL Student Council, Solo Training, G.A.A. DONALD DEMOLE Wrestling, Raio Workshop, Varsity Band. HELEN DE RONDE Y-Teen, Club. LORRAINE DINGWELL Radio Workshop, Library, Senior Book. BARBARA DIXON College, Radio Workshop. PATRICIA DONAGHY JAMES DORTMAN Football I oth Gr. SALLY DUNN GERALD DUNSMORE Football loth Gr. , Chorus, Football, Dramatics, Choir, Student Council, Wrestling. RONALD EARL BEVERLY EDIE Girl’s Ensemble, Chorus, Mixed Ensemble. JOANNE ELMORE Library, Home Economics. GUS EWING Basketball. KENNETH FALK RICHARD FARNSWORTH JAMES FENNER PATRICIA FENSKE JOHN FIEDLER A uolf, Travel. Phoebe fields X ' Girl’s Ensemble, Chorus, Mixed Ensemble. V JANE FOWLER College Club, Journalism, Class Treasurer, Lighthouse Editor, Secretary for New York Trip. JAMES FRALICK HELMUT FREDE German Exchange Student GWEN FRIESE Future Nurses, G.A.A. EUGENE FULLER JOHN FULLER Tennis, Basketball, Football loth Gr., Football. DON GARDNER Jr. Varsity Basketball. MARY GEICK Lighthouse Staff, Ensemble. FRED GILLETT Golf. PAUL GILLIHAN Camera, Student Council, Chorus, Solo Training, Mixed Ensemble, Boy’s Ensemble, Golf. 28 ROBERT GLOMBOWSKI Travel. KATHERINE GONZALES G. A. A. TED GOSTINGER MARY LOU GOUDIE MARY GOULETTE VIRGINIA GRAHAM Library. AVIS GRANT GERALDINE GRANT Student Council, G. A. A. MARGARET GRAVES Library. WILLIAM GREBENOK Cross Country. NANCY GRIFFIN ROBERT GURNSEY Archery. VIRGINIA HALEY Cheerleader. JAMES HALL Student Council. JOYCE HALL Camera, Chorus, Mixed Ensemble. JAMES HAMILTON Travel. CARL HANSEN Student Staff. CHARLES HANTON MARVIN HARDY Wrestling NORMAN HART Crafts, Cross Country. RICHARD HARTMAN CHARLES HAUK RAYMOND HAYES ALEX HAYNES Football, Football loth gr. CHARLES HAZELY Basketball, Baseball, Football. JOYCE HEACOCK DOROTHEA HENSCHEL College Club. PATSY HILLOCK French. LEO HIMMEL RICHARD HINDES NANCY HOFFMAN G. A. A. BETTY HOPP ROBERT IRWIN Baseball, Dramatics, Radio Workshop. KENNETH JACKSON BARBARA JACOBS KAY JACOBSEN College Club, Radio Workshop, Chess. 30 WILLIAM JACOBSON Radio Workshop, Baseball. BETTIE JOHNSICK Radio Workshop, Student Council. DWINAL JOHNSON Football. LESLIE JOHNSON Baseball Manager. MARY JOHNSON Camera. RALPH JOHNSON Chess Club, Band. ED JOHNSON Football loth gr. JANICE JOLLIFFE Choir, College Club. ANNETTE JONES Future Nurses, Chess, G. A. A. , Solo Training, Chorus. JIMMIE JONES MARILYN JONES Chorus. MARJORY JONES French Club. DOROTHY JONSECK BARBARA JUENGLING G. A. A. , College £|ub Chorus, Girls En; Ensemble. DELORES KADING Student Staff. ESTHER KARANDREAS Girls Ensemble, Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Solo Training. ELLSWORTH KASDORF DAVID KAUMEIER Radio Workshop, Wrestling, Cheerleading, Print Club. 3 BARBARA KEARLY College Club, G. A. A. , Student Council. SHARON KEENEY College Club, G. A. A. DORIS KELLAR G. A. A. ELDON KELLEY Basketball, Student Council. PATRICIA KEMP Solo Training, Camera Club, Girls Ensemble, Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, G. A. A. TOM KENNEDY GENE KERR MARVIN KERTES Camera Club, Projections Club. GEORGE KIDD GRACE KING Mixed Ensemble, Girls Ensemble, Travel Club, Chorus. RICHARD KLAUS Baseball. BRUCE KLUGG PATRICIA KNISLEY G. A. A. , College Club. CHARLOTTE KOEHN G. A. A. DONALD KOLMAN Projections Club MARVIN KRAINBRINK Camera Club. FRED LABER JAMES LAMBERT Baseball, Student Council. 32 RICHARD LAMBERT RICHARD LANGOLF BETTY LEHMAN G. A. A. , Print Club. DOUGLAS LELAND Radio Workshop. JERRY LITTLE DELORES LUBBERT Solo Training. WALTER LUDINGTON Camera Club, Projections Club. PATSY LUNNEY French Club, G. A. A. , Student Council. THERESA MALANE G. A. A. MARJORIE MARKS G. A. A. JOANN MARTIN College Club, Commercial Club, Student Council. EARL MATTHEWS Football loth Grade, Travel Club. THEODORE MAY JOYCE McAULEY G. A. A. , Girls Ensemble, Chorus, Mixed Ensemble. DONALD McCANN Student Council, Baseball. BARBARA McCLARTY john McConnell SHIRLEY McFARLANE sue McGinnis Mixed Ensemble, Chorus, Girls Ensemble, Solo Training. MILAN McINTYRE BARBARA McIVOR betty mckenzie Choir, Girls Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Solo Training, Chorus. NANCILEE McKINCH French Club, Future Nurses, Solo Training. shirley mckinnon Chorus, Student Council, Student Staff, Editor. PATRICIA McLANE College Club. DARWIN McLEOD Hi-Y. BARBARA McMILLAN HELEN McNAUGHTON Student Council. HERB McNEICE JACK Me PH AIL Football loth Grade, Basketball, Football RICHARD McVAY Solo Training, Boy ' s Glee Club, Mixed Ensemble, Chorus RICHARD MERTZ HERBERT MERTZ Swimming, Basketball. TODDY MEYERS Student Staff, College Club. JAN MILLIKEN G. A. A. BETTY MITCHELL Camera, Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Solo Training. FRANK MOELLER Track, Football loth Grade, Football, Basket- ball. JAMES MOLINARO Print Club. GRACE MOORE Tri-Hi-Y, G. A. A. , Cheerleading, Travel. JOYCE MOORE Tri-Hi-Y, G. A. A. , Cheerleading, Travel, Chorus. CHARLES MORRIS RICHARD MOSES EMMA MUNRO JOAN MYERS Camera Club DOROTHY MYLES DELORES NELSON DONALD NELSON Print Club, Woodshop. DOUGLAS NELSON Student Council. FRANK NICHOLSON I oth Grade Football WILLARD NOBLE Baseball, Football ioth Grade, Football. BETTY NORDGREN Student Council, Commercial Club. GERALD NORDGREN Varsity Band, Crosscountry, Radio Workshop. ARCHIE NOWICKI • BETTY NUTT 35 DONNA NUTT VIC OLVERA JEAN O ' ROURKE Travel Club. JOAN O ' ROURKE Camera Club, Chorus, Ensemble, Girls Ensemble. LARRY PALMER Print Club. SHIRLEY PARKER Future Nurses, Chorus, Solo Training, Ensemble, Girls Ensemble. BEVERLY PARKS Chorus, Ensemble, Travel Club, Girls Glee Club, Commercial, Choir. DONALD PARMANN Wrestling. LUCILLE PATRICK Chorus. MARY LOU PEARSON Tri-Hi-Y. JANE PETTENGILL Camera, Future Nurses, College Club, G. A. A. RICHARD PETTENGILL Boy ' s Glee Club, Chorus. ROBERT PHILLIPS RICHARD PHILLIPS Print Club, Cadet Band. PAUL PHILP KEN POWELL BEVERLY PRINGLE FRED PERRY JJUJ LOIS RADEMACHER Student Council, Tri-Y. JAMES RAMSEY Travel Club, Student Staff. JOY REID Camera Club, Chorus, Travel Club. RICHARD RELKEN Radio Workshop. DOROTHY REYNOLDS Chorus, Girls Ensemble, Solo Training. MARY REYNOLDS MAURICE ROACH CHARLES ROCK Swimming Travel, Crafts, Student Council. EUGENE ROE M. PHYLLIS ROGERS BERNICE ROSKEY RUTH ROSS G. A. A. , Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial, Lighthouse Staff, Student Council. JANET ROWBOTHAM Commercial Club. CATHERINE RUCKER DONNA RUMPTZ Commercial Club. JOAN RUSSEL G. A. A. , Print Club. MARJORIE SALMON G. A, A. , Majorette, Student Staff. VERA SAMSON BETTY SCHEFFLER G. A. A. WILLIAM SCHIEMAN Tennis, Chorus, Intromeral. KARL SCHMIDT Student Council, Football loth Grade. DONNA SCHRADER Camera Club, Commercial Club, Sewing Club. MARIAN SCOTT NADINE SETTER Commercial Club. GORDON SHAW JOANN SHELL G. A. A. , College Club. RAY SHEPLEY ELAINE SHEPPARD Future Nurses, French Club. EDNA SIMPSON Girls Ensemble, G, A. A. DONALD SLAGHT Camera Club. HELEN SMITH Camera Club. JAMES SMITH JERRY SMITH Wrestling, Baseball, Junior Varsity, Camera ROSEMARY SMITH G. A. A. , Chorus, College Club. JEAN SPADAFORE Chorus, Solo Training. PEGGY SPENCER JERRY SPRINGBORN Tennis, Reserve Basketball. FLORENCE SQUIRES Camera Club. BEVERLY STALKER Sewing Club. ALLAN STEELE Boy ' s Glee Club, Swimming. MARGARET STEIN Solo Training. MARILYN STEIN JAMES STEVENS DAVID STEWART MARILEE STOLIKER Student Council. ALLEN STURMER Camera Club, Boy ' s Glee Club. CLAUDETTE SUTTON Mixed Ensemble, Chorus, Girl ' s Glee Club. HAROLD SWEET Camera Club. JEANNE TAHEDL Student Council, College Club, G. A. A. BERNICE TAYLOR Radio Workshop. ULAH THOMASON Solo Training, Sewing Club. GORDON TOLES LILLIAN TORREY Chorus, Camera Club. JOANNE TOSCH Chorus. 39 VIRGINIA URBAN G. A. A. RICHARD VANSICKLE JUANITA VROMAN DONALD WAGNER WILLIAM WALSH GWENDOLYN WALTENBURG Solo Training, G. A. A. , Girl’s Ensemble, Chorus. HERMAN WARD Swimming. ROBERT WARSHEFSKI Baseball Junior Varsity. ALICE WARSINSKI Library Club, Future Nurses. MARLENE WARSINSKI MARTIN WARSINSKI VALERIE WELLS Solo Training, Girls Ensemble, Student Council. JOAN WESCOTT KEITH WESTPHAL ESTHER WHEELER NANCY WHEELER ROBERT WHEELER Radio Workshop, Tennis, Student Staff. BESSIE WHEELIHAN Future Nurses. 40 BURT WHITICAN JOAN WILLIAMS Chorus, Home Economics, Print Club, Travel Club. WILLIAM WILTON JANE WITTLIFF G. A. A. , Library. CONSTANCE WOHLBERG Solo Training, Chorus, Camera Club, Mixed Ensemble, Girls Ensemble, Library, G. A. A. GERALDINE WOLFE Solo Training, Chorus, Camera Club. NANCY WOLFE Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y. MARY WOOLMAN Travel Club, G. A. A. , Sewing Club. SANDRA WRIGHT WILLIAM WURZEL JAMES YORKE GARY ZINK Baseball Junior Varsity, Baseball, Studen Council. RICHARD ZUEHLKE Senior Photographer DONALD CAMERON NORMAN FRETENBOROUGH RICHARD GAHNS TOM GAHNS 41 1. Busy at work. 2. Open wide now. 3. Off for a hard days work. 4. What are you hiding from girls. 5. Daydreamers. 6. Belle of the ball. 7. Hey, hey, what’s this? 8. Ready for a swim ? 9. What’s so funny girls? 42 10. Ready and willing. 11. Working for a tan. 12. Oh happy day. 13. Pure pleasure. 14. Looking for Dick? 15. Where are the fell ows? 16. Cute as a picture. 17. Meditation point. 18. I just can’t live without him! 1 1. Just a little relaxation. 2. Fun at a slumber party. 3. Gwen and Doug- -watch that! I 4. Out to get a sun tan Jo? 5. Bathing beauties of P. H. H S. 6. Dancing can be fun, can ' t it Bob? 7. William Portice, our fireman -a famous hunter of pheasants. 8. Watch outi 1 17. Many 9. Poseing for someone special Gail Agnew? 10. Looking for something girls. . . boys maybe ? 11. Out for a quiet evening. 12. Fight! Team Fight! 13. Canoeing we will go 14. Just a little summer fun. 15. Good old days at Washington Junior High. 16. Is the party that boring Louie? years ago? ? 43 11- A CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Richmond -Treasurer, Jeanne Richter-Secretary, Dick Daly-Vice President, Allan Konop-President. Il-B CLASS OFFICERS SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley T reend - Treasurer, Ginny Russell -Secretary. STAND- ING: Sharon Clark -Vice President, John Thomas -President. 10-A CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Langs - Treasurer, Sandra Miller- Sec- retary, Bob Ingram -Vice President, Tom Loeprich -President. 10-B CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Young-Treasurer, Jill Bradley- Secretary, Doug Mac Eachin-Vice President, Don Me Kenzie -President. DUlEtUSSMtl Milford Angbrandt, Richard Appel. Shirley Beaver. John Bond. John Boyd. Robert Boyd. Roy Bradley, Elbert Browne. David Capps. Nancy Carpenter. Roger Cline, Pearl Coon. Geraldine Curtise. Arlyce Darlington, Alfred Davis. Gary Dowell. Mary Dragneff, Rose Ann Elsholz, Lanie Fead, Bob Fogarty. Betty Forbes. Nancy Green. Gerald Gutchess. Wayne Haden, Frank Haynes, Ronald Hottenroth, Donna Houser, Clifford Howard. Marylou Howard, Sylvester Jackson, Erline Jeroue, Barbara Kearny, Charlotte Kidd, Alan Konop, Sally Lynch, Arlene Maes, Bill McAllister, John McConnell. Nancy McIntyre, Barbara McMillan. Marjorie Mead, Shirley Morrish, Jim Mosurak. Alan Mud - gridge, Ray Newberry, Barbara O ' Dell, Virgil Palmer, Laura Patrick, Leslie Payne, Celeste Peck, Bob Phillips, Bud Phillips, Betty Pleiness, Max Pochodylo, Shirley Postill, Patsy Potter, Norma Jean Purkiss, Ada Renno, Betty Richmond, Jeanne Richter, Carol Robbins, Jim Robinson. Albert Russel, Alex Rutledge, Ruth Sharp, Joyce Shepards. Jim Short, Frank Slowinski, Barbara St. Charles, Larry Stevens, Delores Stone, Harvey Stross, Marilyn Tosch, Bill Trescott, Marilyn Wakeham, Douglas Warren, Ronald Wehrwein, Nancy Wellman, Robert West, Raymond Wilkens, Ronald Willey, Glenda Wit herspoon, Ed Matthews, Mary Jane Miller. 46 Doris Adkins. Ken Alexander. Robert Alexander. Keith Allen. Ronald Allot. Donna Amoe. Mary Anglebrandt. Larry Angbrandt. Garry Archer. Lyla Arnold, James Arnold. Marilyn Atkinson. David Baker, Phyllis Baker, Mary Balmer, Delores Baker. Nancy Barr, Donna Beasley. Arlene Beatty, Kay Beck, Correen Bennett. James Bennett. Gerrard Berkeley. Phyllis Btlger. Douglas Black, Gracia Black. Glenn Bond. Patsy Bonaadins, Jack Brackenbury, Jack Bradley, Dwane Braidwood, Janet Brehl. Shirley Briggs Barbara Brockman, Donna Brooks. Della Brown. Doreen Brown, Mary Dee Brown, Jerry Brown, Nancy Burgett, Mary Lou Burlow Lorraine Burt. Kenneth Cairns. Joe Campbell. Janet Carefore. Evelyn Cargl. Jim Cheneski, Jim Chidester, Pat Chittick. Jim Child, Sharon Clark. Louis Cline, Jrancis Clink, Edward Cline. Dari Coggins, Bill Cole. Don Colgan. Ray Collinwood Dick Conant, Don Conlan. Marvin Cook, Tom Cook, Beverly Collings, Jay Cosstick. Carol Cowan. Bill Cowan, Bob Cowper. Lucille Cowper. Curtis Crage, Nancy Crawford. Jim Crichton. Ted Curtiss, Jim Daggett. Dena Dallas, Francis Cope, Marian Davis. Bob Davis. Fred De Frain, Vivian De Lacy. Bill Denison, Glenn Dental, Edith Denman. Jim Dimoff. Ronald Dortman, Sidney Dunbar. Richard Duncan. Shirley Duncan. Sharon Edie, Tom Edie, Barbara Edmonds, Karen Ells- worth, Joanne Falk, Sue Falk, Richard Falk, Jim Jawcett. Margret Farrington, Pat Ferguson. Judy Fiedler, Sam Fields. Ronald Fishel. Elizabeth Fleming, Gerald Faglesong, Eugene Jox. Jerry Frank, Marguerite Frizzel. Tom Gaffield. ShirleyGage, Judy Gates, Barbara Gerrow, Nancy Gillett, Patsy Gellette, Gerald Gill. Marilyn Gilmore. Neil Gilmore, Venice Gomoluck, Mary Goodrich, Ken Goodwin, Rebecca Gorden, Jim Gorniac, Eleanor Hall. 47 THE JUKE CLASS OF 1954 Paul Heald, Bob Herber, Ford Hebner, Robert Helm, Richard Hamilton, Richard Hands, Bill Hency, Harry Harmon, Doria Hart, Beverly Hartman, Alfred Hartman, Jerry Harvey, David Hastings, Eleanor Haynes, Joann Hassar, Lula Hayward, Sharron Herrick, Holly Ann Higgins, Joann Hilliker, Joann Hisscock, Beverly Hubbard, Dick Hudson, Elwin Hux, Franklin Hyde, Karl Hyslop, Clarence Ingram, Rudy Inman, Harvey Isabell, Elaine Isbister, Betty Ann Jarvie, Jerry Jenkins, Sherman Jennings, Helena Jones, Karen Jones, Ronnie Jones, Sandy Jones, dorian Kaleva, Marilyn- Kaufman, Leo Kearney, Francis Kellay, Fred Keelin, Neil Kelley, Beryl Keal, Gerald Kennedy, Karan Kerbyson, Nancy Kerr, Eleanor Ketels, Prudy Kilbourne, Bruce Kirkendall, Ralph Kirkendall, Elaine Klusendorf, Mary Ann Kodet, Donna Kolman, Dorothy Kolman, William Kolman, Janet Kriston, Leverne Kuhr, Judy Kunz, Donald Kyte, Frank Langs, Ken Laurena, Howard LePiors, Gary Letts, Sue Ann Letts, Carolyn Letzgus, Jerry Lewis, Beverly Liebler, Janice Little, Sandra Lloyd, Marilyn Loshaw, Deborah Lott, Roberta Luce, LeRoy Ludwig, Beatrice Lumree, Martha Lynch, Robert Lyon, Jim Mahaffy, Joyce Manning, Charles Martin, Gerald Martin, Gloria Martin, Sue Ann Martin, Jim Mason, Mickey May, Norma Jean Matar, Ronald Mayer, William Mayo, Joann McAuley, Phyllis McAuley, Warren McCarl, Elwyn McConnell, Sally McCormick, Raymond McCoy, Gary McCroy, Jack McDonald, Richard McDonald, Mary Lou McKee, Virginia McLean, Adrian McWilliams, Fred Meadows, Gertrude Mellick, Carl Meyers, Mary Millard, Sybil Miller, Beverly Minard, Robert Minnie, Alice Mitchell, Ronald Mitchell, Shirley Mitchell, Tom Mitchell, Judy Mockles, Gerald Moeller, Marie Morton, Marian Monzo, Gary Morden, John Moses, Clarence Mayer, Ron Murdock, Gary Nichols, Marie Nichols. 48 THE JUNE CLASS OF 19S4 Caroline Nixon, Gerry Norris, Paul North, Donna Odom, Millicent Ogden, Paul Oliver, Mary Jane Pavey, Dick Paeth, Barbara Paton, Harold Parker, Tom Parker, Pat Parish, Janet Passey, Dick Pavey, LeRoy Perry, Barbara Peppier, Duane Peterson, Olive Peterson, Phyllis Philko, Lowell Phillips, Nancy Piatt, Don Pickett, Deanna Powers, George Racz, Sharlene Rankin, Janet Rawlings, Tony Ragoza, Ken Rebitzke, Jack Recor, Walter Redmond, Dennis Reid, Mary Reid, Olga Revenko, Marilyn Richards, Nita June Richards, Phyllis Richardson, Gerald Riddel, Shirley Rinker, Rose Ristav, Bill Roberts, Sally Rock, Morice Robinson, Wanda Rome, Conrad Rosenstiel, Joanne Russ, Virginia Russel, Wallace Sanderson, Glenda Sample, Susan Saunders, Ernst Sass, Dorothy Scheffler, Barbara Schlicht, Sari Schmidt, Dorothy Schott, Rose Marie Schott, Janet Schomaker, Joe Shamel, Jane Sharrard, Warren Sibilla, Harold Siemen, Lila Sills, John Simmonds, Phil Slack, Allyn Sloat, Denise Smith, Levant Smith, Joanne Smith, Judy Smith, Marian Smith, Dick Smith, William Smith, Thomas Snow, Kenneth Sparr, David Spencer, Joyce Spooner, Mary Lou Stanyec, Arlen Stein, Lillian Steinbaugh, Doris Stevens, Garry Stolicker, Lindel Streeter, Raymond Strong, Peggy Sullivan, Barbara Swanson, Jim Swaffield, Nancy Tahedl, Sue Taylor, Garrison Tepper, John Thomas, Christine Thompson, Mary Jean Tobias, Marlene Toles, Shirley Treend, Melvin Tosch, Barbara Ulrich, Gerald Thompson, Shirley Upleger, Pat Van Camp, Beverly Wagner, Shirley Warsinski, Ronald Warren, Bob Watson, Gail Webster, Robert Wells, Walter Westbrook, Nancy Westphal, Erma Jean Whitican, Shirley Whittaker, Donna Jean Wilder, Eva May Wilder, Eyvonne Wilder, Lois Wilks, Nancy Williams, Betty Joyce Wilson, Valerie Wilson, Harry Wilton, Bob Wilton, Patricia Wilton, David Winfield, Shirley Wise 49 Joan Woolman , Carole Worden, Tom Wright, Pat Wylie, Jerry Young, Winfred Cooper. 50 Ken Arkills, Bob Arnold, Richard Bateman, Gloria Barcume, Dave Bell, Don Benner, Marlene Brooks, Bob Brown, Don Bush, Jerry Campbell, Marylou Carpenter, Claudette Cates, Barbra Cheney, Helen Churchill, Carl Cisky, Cliff Clark, Ronald Clark, Paul Conroy, Audrey Davis, Jim Dawson, Mable Dawson, Carol Dubbs, Phyllis Duncan, Jim Enright, Sharon Ferguson, Carol Fogarty, Eugene Ford, Betty Gilmore, Beverly Gilmore, Charles Gilmore, Joe Grebenok, Dellenna Green, Herb Greenham, Ron Groh, Don Haas, Chuck Hagle, Bob Haight, Charlene Henry, Elaine Hillis, Tim Hinkley, Sheilla Hodgins, Gloria Hogan, Bob Ingram, Carol Irwin, Don Jackal, Jim Jaskoske, Jim Johnson, Ron Johnson, Gary Jones, Robert Jones, Janette Langs, Nancy Langs, Walt LaVere, Ron Leese, Jerry Lester, Bonelle Little, Tom Loeprich, Bob Loos, Louise Mar- shall, Louie Masters, Margie Martin, Dave Mattox, Dennis McCann, Sandra Miller, Sue Miller, Margaret Minnie, Bob Morris, Bob Morris, Margaret Morgan, Gary Mugridge, Melbin Munro, Betty Nickelson, Pat Nicholson, Sharon O’Rourke, Kay Palmateer, Dennis Pickering, John Platzer, Dorothy Post, Gardener Powell, Darlene Prange, Rodney Provost, Julie Rauser, Tim Reynolds, Kay Richardson. Ken Rich, Barbra Rotz, Shirley Sass, Dick Scouten, Jean Shepardson, Julie Shep- ardson, Fred Sharlow, Marylou Smith, Tamera Sokoloff, Shirley Spencer, Jane Sprague, Bob Squires, Carol Steinhouse, Wayne Thompson, Frank Tranzow, Nancy Truscott. Charlotte Turner, Guy VanCamp, Don VanConant, Roberta VanConant, Carl Washburn, Chuch West, Doug West, Connie Wills, Gloria Withun, Ray Woodrow, Lorna Woods, Judy Zimmer, Leota Pickett, Darwin Pulford, Wayne Stapleton. 51 THE JUNE CLASS OF 19SS Donald Aikens, Cecelia Alamanzo, Joann Albert, Gary Allen, Jack Allen, Marilyn Angbrandt, Kathryn Ann Armstrong, Shirley Artman, Shirley Ashton, Don Bailey, Barbara Baird, Carol Ballard, James Ballentine, Ercelyn Barham, Larry Bark, Helen Barr, Kathie Barringer, Mildred Beach, Ethel Bedford, Jerry Belyea, Sherman Bennett, David Berden, Marilyn Best, Marlyn Bilger, Nancy Bland, Marsha Kay Blizzard, Helene Blow, George Boman, Edna Booth, Shirley Bopra, Sue Brae kenberry, Jill Bradley, Ethel Breakie, Hector Bresette, Conchita Briones, Richard Broadbent, Barbara Brower, Jack Brown, Richard Brown, Robert Brown, Edmund Brune, Margaret Buford, Leroy Bussey, Frank Caldwell, John Calhoun, Charles Callender, Robert Cameron, Larry Campbell, Jackelyn Canham, Orva Carpenter, Audrey Chrysler, Nancy Clark, Lloyd Clink, Delores Clipper, Auda Clouse, Loren Clouse, Donna Collinge, Dick Collinge, John Conant, Harold Conger, Shirley Cook, Charlene Cope, Albert Course, Jack Cowan, Donna Cowper, Thomas Creed, Albert Crocker, Ronald Dalton, Larry Danhausen, Patricia Davenport, Duane Davis, Karen Dicer, Clarance Dickinson, Sally Dixon, Robert Dock, Shirley Dolan, Carole Dommer, Richard Dunn, Marilyn Eastman, Nancy Edson, Richard Ellis, Carol Emig, Beverly Eusenmacher, James Fahselt, Elaine Fair, Mike Faust, Barbara Fennen, Richard Ferguson, Barbara Fishel, Beverly Forbes, Barbara Foster, Wilma Foster. Dale Frazier, Eunice Freeman, Clifford Furness, Gail Gardner, Edward Gerrow, Lillian Gkekas, Claude Glenn, James Glenn, Richard Glombowske, Bill Glyshaw, Paul Gombes, George Gonzeles, Leo Goodman, Helen Goodrich, Patricia Gougeon, Ralph Graham 52 THE JUNE CLASS OF 1055 Ronald Grant, Winifred Greaux, Franklin Greene, James Gross, John Gross, James Gutchess, Elizabeth Haley, David C. Hall, David L. Hall, Carman Hamilton, Roger Hand, David Hanton, Douglas Hanton, Robert Hanton, Roger Hanton, Frank Harrington, Edith Hartman, Henry Hartson, Lucille Howey, Lynne Hathoway, Douglas Howes, William Hawley, Ronald Hayes, Mary Hayward, Richard Heacock, Clytie Headd, Gerald Heath, Jack Hebner, Harley Heinbuch, Gale Helm, Lila Mae Hensler, William Heyer, James Himmel, Clara Hoag, Gerald Hodge, James Hodge, Alex Hopp, Joyce Horn, Eire Howard, Lula Howard, Pat Howard, Susan Howard, Edwin Hull, Iris Hunter, Richard Hurst, Meryl Hyzer, Phyllis Irvine, Loretta Isabell, Laura Jackel, Mary Jean James, Joacqelin Jerove, Charles Johnson, Carolyn Jones, Shirley Jones, Richard Jonsick, Grace Jurn, Nancy Kanthak, Bob Kearney, Ann Keil, Marlene Kelly, Maxine Kelley, Charles Kempt, William Kerr, Fred Kidd, Kay Kile, Donald Kinna, Marilou Kuppen, Emilie Klass, Constance Kleinstiver, Ramona Knappe, Neil Knox, Joe Kodet, Donald Kota, Ruth Ann Koury, Merle Kramp, Earl Krampien, Dorothy Krause, Phyllis Korhn, Fred La Forest, Robert Lakin, Marlyn Lambert, Robert Lambert, Beverly Laming, Beverly Lang, Kay Langolf, Selma Langolf, Raymond Lank- ford, Brion Lascello, Charles Lasky, Charles La Vere, Ester Ledsworth, Patricia Ledsworth, Larry Leffler, Claine Lent, Jean Leonhorne, Robert Lincoln, Virginia Lindke, Alda Logan, Juanita London, Judith Lozon, Jack Ludlow, Carth Ann Ludwig, Marion Lyons, Douglas Mac Eachin, Carolyn Mahoffy, Mary Malane, David Mallory, Antoinette Manchester 53 THE JUKE CLASS OF 1955 Buelah Marshall, Janice Mason, Gerald Matthews, Marilyn Maxon, Mary Maxwell, Lyle Me Auley, Gerald Me Clure, Dale Me Cormick, Phyllis Me Coy, Jack Me Donald, James Me Donald, Donna Me Farland, Lome Me Gregor, Donald Me Kenize, Patsy Me Niel, Shirley Meter, Edward Michael, Louis Miller, Patricia Mitchell, Ronald Mix, Mary Molstead, James Moncrief, Donald Monton, Joan Montross, Bill Moore, Fred Moore, Edward Morden, Marvin Morden, Mary Morris, Beverly Morrison, James Murphy, Gail Nelson, Patsy Nelson, Larry Nickalson, Gloria Nixon, Ralph Nixon, Mary Noble, Carmen Nunez, Richard Nunez, Sara Nuske, Lincoln O’Brien, Donna Orr, Elizabeth Osko, Kenneth Ostic, Marion Overbaugh, Fictor Parmann, Vera Patrick, James Peeling, Jean Perry, Ann Peterson, David Peterson, Donald Peterson, Ruth Pettingill, Susie Pickelhaupt, Elton Pifer, Lonnie Pletz, George Pond, Valerie Potbury, Arthur Precour, Betty Precour, Jerry Provost, Lloyd Radatz, Bernard Recker, Beverly Rhadigan, James Rhadigan, William Rich, Jim Richards, Marilyn Richert, Bill Robin- son, Jean Rock, Phyllis Polovich, Shirley Polovich, Patricia Pardee, Naomi Pringle, Melvin Roskey, Mary Ross, Barbara Roth, John Roth, Nancy Rowbothom, Thomas Rowe, Shirley Rumptz, Robert Sanderson, Shellian Sanford, Beverly Sass, Fred Schaefer, June Schlicht, Barbara Schmidt, Delaine Schnapp, Marvin Shott, Marion Scott, Linda Seltzer, Orval Shagena, Geraldine Shappee, Gloria Sharp, Clinton Shanard, Patricia Sharrow, Patricia Share, Lucille Sills, David Sims, Barbara Smith, Gerald Smith, Jean Smith, Mary Lou Smith, Peter Smith, Richard Smith, Robert Smith, Walter Smith, James Snover, 54 THE JUNE CLASS OF 19SS Kay Solomon, Darlene Southerland, Gerald Spadafore, Lucille Spear, Sandra Squires, John Staiger, Eleanor Stanlake, Noreen Stanyer, Sandra Steinhaus, Don Stephens, Harvey Stevens, Lee Stokan, Charles Stoudt, Frank Stover, Donna Struthers, Wilma Sturmer, Mary Sutton, Fred Switzer, Pat Sylvester, Keith Tallmadge, Francile Tate, Nancy Taylor, Marilyn Tetrean, Barbara Thompson, Dave Thompson, Marcia Thompson, Malise Tillman, Tom Tretheway, Marjorie Tuttle, Madalena Uresti, Bobbie Spradlin, Constance Spencer, Eva Tuckey, Alwin Van Buskerk, Chorlene Van Camp, Shirley Vander Veen, Sandra Van Hoften, Dorothy Vasbinder, Don Vroman, Glenn Wade, Sandra Wagg, Doris Wagner, Evelyn Wagner, Charlotte Walker, Dwane Walker, Charles Ward, Rita Ward, John Warner, Felix Washington, Connie Walters, Ilene Weaver, Bud Wedge, Bill Weicht, Janet West, Melvin Wilcox, Dan Wilkinson, Carolyn Wilson, John Wilson, Shirley Wilson, Evelyn Winters, Mary Wiswell, Arlene Wolfe, Judy Wood, Marilyn Working, Audrey Wright, Edward Young, Mary Young, Ronald Zimmer. 55 1. What ' s it gonna be — a toni? 2. Pre-election excitment. 3. Old buddies on the gridiron. 4. Young as he feels 1 1 5. Oh to be young again! I 6. Surprised, disgusted, and dreamy. 7. Gym day’s at Garfield Junior High, 8. Play ball! ! 56 UTliniK PORT HURON 35 From top to Bottom Port Huron High School Band Winning float 1 1A Second Prize float 11B Third Prize float 12B 58 JANUARY CLASS PRESENTS “THE BAT” The January class of 1953 presented a three act mystery on November 7--8. The story took place in a rented New York home. Cornelia Van Gorder, an elderly spinster, delighted in solving mysteries. Her maid, Lizzie, provided just the right touch of comedy. Dale and Brooks supplied the romance and excitement while the country doctor was adding suspense. Reginald and Richard made things more complicated. The butler’s fierce looks toward the two detectives was something to behold. The Unknown Man, not Anderson, proved to be the real detective. THE Maryilu Crumback Lizzie Allen Miss Cornelia Van Gorder . . . Joanne Boadway . Jim Porrett .Bob Sommer . Pat Dappert . Dick Colgan Billy Brooks .... Miss Dale Ogden . Doctor Wehls . Anderson. Richard Fleming . Regnald Beresford , Ken Hands Jerry Wilson Bob Aikins An Unknown Man Howard Murray JUNE CLASS PRESENTS “MEET ME IN . ST. 10UIS” ' S On March 20 and 21 , the June Class i °f 1953 presented their Senior Play, Meet Me In St. Louis. Sally Benson wrote the novel on which the three -act comedy, written by Perry Clark, is Meet Me In St. Louis is the story of an average American family in 1904 ... but what a family the Smith family is! I When father, Mr. Smith, is pro- moted to his company’s New York office, his family rebels and refuses to leave. The schemes cooked up by the four daughters to keep their father in St. Louis, plus the glamour and excitement of the World’s Fair and the predicaments in which Mrs. Smith, Mr. Smith, and their children are involved provide an unbeatable combination for laughs and tears galore. All’s well that ends well and after a trolley is derailed, Mr. Smith is fired, Agnes gets into the cooking Sherry, and Mr. Dodge and Mr. Duffy are drenched with water bombs, a happy ending is in store with the Smith family remaining in their hometown and father receiving a promotion in his home office. THE CUT Mr. Smith Tom Anderle Mrs. Smith Rose Cutcher -Barbara Juengling Rose, oldest daughter Marjory Marks Agnes, second oldest daughter Connie Wohlburg Tootie, youngest daughter Nadine Setter Lo n t Bill Jacobson -Jerry Dunsmore Grandfather ! ! Jerry Smith -Dick Klaus John Shepherd, Rose’s beau Frank Brabaw Fred Gregory, Esther’s beau Alex Haynes Lucille Pentard, Eastern snob Nancilee McKinch Ida, the girl next door ...... Barbara Juengling -Rose Cutcher Katie, the cook Patricia Kemp Mrs. Waughop, next -door neighbor Janice Jollife Lady Babbie, the cat Star Dresser Mr. Dodge, the boss Bob Irwin Mr. Duffy, boss’s yes man Bill Grebenok Conductor John Anderle Prompter Virginia Urban The play was directed by Mr. Richard Mac MacHughston, aided by student director Bob Irwin. STUDENT COUICII FIRST ROW, SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Haynes, Barbara Kearly, Shirley Dell, Tom Anderle, Jim Hall, Kathy Sawyer, Miss Muhlitner. SECOND ROW: Joanne Falk, Karen Kerbyson, Kay Keil, Kay Solomon, Ann Curnow, Glenda Witherspoon, Venice Gomoluk, Joanne Martin, Connie Wills, Pat Bonadio. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Best, Barbara Baker, Joan Buford, Jeanne Tahedl, Valerie Wells, Celeste Peck, Norma Jean Matar, Sandra Crawford, Deanna Powers. FOURTH ROW: David Sims, Albert Course, Alvin Van Buskirk, Tony Raygosa, Dennis McCann, Jim Rhadigan, Charles Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Bill Moore, Don Nelson, Tom Wright, Dave Bell, Jack Bradley, Jerry Dunsmore, Chuck Rock, Don McCann, Dick North, Roger Hanton, Jerry Masters. The Student Council has forty-four representatives. This, does not include the President and the Vice-president. Some of the things we accomplished this year are: 1. Established the German Exchange Student Fund. 2. Had the most successful Homecoming ever to be had by the high school before. 3. Helped to promote the Dave Leonard memorial plaque. 4. Was successful in selling the activity-tickets for both football and basketball. 5. Held a tea for the teachers. 6. The annual magazine sale was a tremendous success this year. 7. Established a Courtesy Committee for showing new stu- dents around the building. 8. Contributed to all the Charity Funds. 9. Sent delegates to the Goodwill Conference. 10. Student Council officers attended the State Student Council Conference. 11. They acted as hosts and hostesses for the Eastern Michi- gan League Conference on March 17. 12. Sponsored the following: a. The sale of Big Reds sweatshirts. b. Sale of Homecoming pins. c. Refreshments to the visiting teams after the football games. 13. Helped with Honors Convocation. 62 LIGHTHOUSE “LOYALTY and SERVICE” Photo by D Here Moeller is shown picking up enough yards for a first dowi dale John . nderle is seen in the foreground. G.O.P. Scores Clean Sweep In Mock Election Student Time Preparations are agair the publication of the Student, depicting life at On October 31, ciudent voters gave the G.O.P. a clean sweep in a mock presiden- Hal anc puttitUattiiitadaatiMHaah denti. Our high school paper has received first place in defeat of Birmingham on Oc- ? Eig Red brought their win- to 17 consecutive conquests, k Moeller with two touch- d Davis, who scored twice d for three points; and Char- ge last of the Hazely greats V ' tics, the team downed the nas been the big gun i . IRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Gough, Reporter; Rose Cutcher, Assistant Editor; Claudette Quintel, Advertising Manager; Jane Fowler, Editor; Jan Milliken, Business Mana- ger; Mary Lou Matthews, Times Herald School Reporter. SECOND ROW; Mary Balmer, Reporter; Jane Sprague, Reporter; Ruth Ross, Assistant Advertising Manager; Mary Dragneff, Reporter; Lanie Fead, Assistant Editor. THIRD ROW: A1 Hart- man, Reporter; Evelyn Caryl, Art Editor; Mary Anglebrandt, Exchange Editor; Betty Jarvie, Assistant Business Manager; Barb Peppier, Reporter. FOURTH ROW: Dave Thompson, Assistant Sports Editor; Bill Dennison, Proof Reader; Bob Tosch, Reporter; Chick Chandler, Reporter; Tim Haynes, Sports Editor. — 1 ■ 706 In what iia ms term Mcod ligurt r ,ncy In C distar Of ir: Rl cheaj parer Quill and Scroll, a society for high school journalism classes. They received a state certificate of award and are entered in the Tuberculosis School Press Project. Nine staff members attended the Annual E. M. L. Press Conference at Birmingham, Michigan. Four mem- bers went to the Journalism Day conferences at Michigan State College. Another member was present at a meeting in Hazel Park, Jane Fowler and Betty Jarvie attended a course at Michigan State College. Among the club activities are concessions at football and basketball games; the annual dance, Cotton Capers , and a banquet at Mr. Bower’s home where members re- ceived Lighthouse pins. dtal factor in the squad ' s suc- exceptional blocking of the d backfleld. ntered the Grosse Polnte en- H.H.S. was ranked as second e. Mentioned as possibilities honors are co-captain Tom le brilliant end of the Reds; Jim Dickenson. aLso co- o has directed the team suc- two years; M oiler and Hazely. contest on Friday, sees Haz ' d ng Memorial Stadium In hopes the Reds of the League crown will be the annual Dad’s Night ontinued on Page 4) 1952 Number 4 LEAGUE Boasts Most ; tn State 64 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Charles, Ronald Mix, Judy Zimmer, Mar- garet Stein, Pat Wyllie, Bob Arnold, Lincoln O’Brien, Ronnie Johnson, Jerry Campbell. SECOND ROW: Bob Watson, Earl Matthews, Ken Clark, Jack Mc- Donald, Doug Leland, Tom Creed. Ron Johnson. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Boadway, Tamara Sokoloff, Shirley Duncan, Gwen Friese, Jane Pettengill, Annette Jones. SECOND ROW: Barbara Gerowe, Joan Montrause, Joan Russell, Phillis Richardson, Dorothy Vasbinder, Pat Wilton. THIRD ROW: Miss F. Moore, Wilima Sturmer, Sue Falk, Nancy Piath, Nancy Wellman, Pat Shores. FUTURE NURSES President Shirley Duncan Vice President Jane Pettengill Recording Secretary Annette Jones Corresponding Sec. Tamara Sokoloff T reasurer Joanne Boadway Program Chairman Gwen F riese SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Gilmore, Louise Marshall. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Alexander, Joan Wool- man, Mary Woolman, Ilene Weaver, Marilyn Richard, Jane Whittliff, Joan Wescott, Maryalice Dawson. The Sewing Club meets every Wednes- day morning during first hour. The club consists of twelve members and out of these twelve were chosen four officers who are: President, Louise Marshall; Vice President, Maryalice Dawson; Secretary Treasurer, Zelma Langolf, and Publicity, Ilene Weaver. The girls made clothing for themselves and have also seen movies which have been very helpful. At Christmas time they planned a party at which they brought canned goods to be placed under the large Christmas tree in the hall. These goods went to the poor and needy to brighten up their Christmas. SEWING CLUB ROW i, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lylia Mae Hensler, Mary Lou Howard, Shirley Beaver, Dorothy Bristol. ROW 2; Miss Neville, Gail Agnew, Janet Carlton, Garth Ann Ludwig, Meryl Hyzer, Maryalice Dawson. ROW 3: Eugene Ford, Bob Kearny, Herbert Trapp, Don Coleman, Ron Murdock, Roger Cline, Charles Lasky. CAMERA CUB Camera Club is open to any student in high school who is interested in photo- graphy. We learn to take good pictures; how to develope a roll of film; how to made contactprints and enlargements; and how to tint pictures. Our activities provide a basis for a hobby that can interest us for many years to come. The Chess Club, under the direction of Mr. Dresser, has now finished its second year. A new school champion is crowned every semester, but when this article was written, the only champion was Jim Anderson, now attending the University of Michigan. CHESS CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Earl Krampien, Joan May- nard, Roy Bradly, Kay Jacobsen, Keith Allen, Sherman Bennett. SECOND ROW: Jack Ludlow, Bill Holmes, Mr. Dresser, Bob Kemey, Richard Apple. GIRL’S WflODSHOP The Woodshop Club for girls was organized for the first time this year. A special project is made during the club period which teaches the correct identi- fication and uses of many of the common hand woodworking tools plus the identi- fication of some of the more common woods. The club members have made book ends and self-designed monograms which were stamped on their projects by the use of tools designed for this special job. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Howard, Sandra Wagg, Marion Scott, Maryalice Dawson. SECOND ROW: Ileane Weaver, Janet West, Donna Houser, Doreen Brown, Mr. Jolliffe. The Library Club members are those students who work in the High School Library. They help at the cir- culation desk, check attendance, do bulletin boards, and mend books. The club meets every two weeks and has sev- eral social activities each semester. For three years of service a student receives a gold guard, for two years a gold pin, and for one year a silver pin. IISHAIIY CLUB ROW i, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cecelia Almanzo, Barbara Smith, Tamara Sokoloff, Linda Seltzer, Shirley Mitchell. ROW 2: Marilyn Working, Vivian DeLacy, Evelyn Caryl, Edith Den- man, Joan Hunt, Carol Hastings, Shirley Mertz. ROW 3: Fem Miller, Joyce Ann Manning, Glenda Sample, Millicent Ogden, Miss Lautner, Margaret Graves, Virginia Graham, Joanne Russ, Gertie Mellick. ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Mclntrye, Barbara Swanson, Lillian Steinbaugh, Marlene Toles, Judy Smith, Jean Richter. ROW 2: Frank Tranzow, James DiMoff, Tom Loeprich, Mr. Bowers, Richard Hamilton, Fred LaForest, Ken McDonald. PRINT CLUB The members of the Print Club work at the printing press and type cases in room 103. Fifteen students have been accepted and work in groups of three or four the second hour each school day except Thursday. The leader of the group is Miss Miller. The club meets each Wednes- day evening in the Y. M. C. A. and con- sists of twenty members. Some of the activities conducted in the club are: Concessions at basketball games, and helping the HI-Y with the popcorn ma- chine which is operated at the games. For pleasure or enjoyment, there are dinners, dances and parties, roller skating and hayrides. TRI-HI-Y FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Caroline Nixon, Joanne Martin, Nancy Lou Wolfe, Della Brown, Joann Falk, Shirley Rinker, Jean Shepardson. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Iris Randall, Francis Clink, Mary Jean Tobias, Charlotte Kidd, Sally Rock, Barbara Ulrich. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Johnson, Ted Curtis, Gary Archer, Jim Arnold. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Letts, Jim Enright. Jim Craton, Neil Gilmore, Walker Archer. HI-Y The purpose of this club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The meetings are held every Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. m. in the Y. M. C. A. building. Some of the special projects that they wish to carry out in the future are the sale of popcorn at football and basketball games and to bring about legislation to increase the penalty on sales of liquor to minors. The officers of the club are: President, Walker Archer; Sec retary- treasure r, Gary Archer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Snover, Kay Langolf, Marion Overbaugh, Ann Kile, Lonnie Pletz, Virginia Haley, Keith Tallmadge. The purpose of the club is to promote school spirit and good sportsmanship. The Cheerleaders meet twice a week after school and have regular officers. These people are: President, Bill Holmes; Vice President, Virginia Haley; Secretary, Lonnie Pletz; Treasurer, Marion Overbaugh. The club has lost three very worthy members this year due to the January and June graduating classes. They were Bill Holmes, Jim Porrett of the January class and Virginia Haley of the June class. Tryouts for this club are held once a year in September. CHIERLEADIIIt; CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanne Tahedle, Sandy Gough, Mr. Souther- land, Kathy Sawyer, Barbara Juengling. SECOND ROW: Jan Tosch, Judy Smith, Barbara Baker, Mary Lou Matthews, Barbara Peppier, Peggy Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Carol Roth, Pat Dappert, Mary Lou McKee, Barbara Dixon, Lanie Fead, Toddy Meyers, Joanne Boadway. FOURTH ROW: Janet Schumaker, Pat Wilton, Phyllis Richardson, Pat Knisley, Mary Louise Dragneff, Barbara Kearly, Jane Fowler, FIFTH ROW: Shirley Treend, Nancy Tahedle, Joanne Kisscock, Donna Amoe, Elaine Isbister, Judy Gates. SIXTH ROW: Joanne Martin, Nancy Westphal, Warren Me Call, Bob Sommer, Helmut Frede, Jackie Povenz. COLEECE CIEIB The College Club originated approximately four years ago. Its purpose is to acquaint students to college curriculum. In the past the College Club has made trips to Alma, Hillsdale, Albion, Mount Pleasant, Michigan State, Kalama- zoo, Western, Junior College, and the University of Michigan. The sponsor of the club is Mr. Souther- land. t FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Rumptz, Claudette Sutton, Don Slaght, Bob Diller, Tetter Johnson, Pat Barnes, Jim Dorrett, Joan Russell, Connie Wohlburg, Beverly Parks, Sandy Gough, Greta Wheeler. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Rogers, Catherine Rucker, Carol Hastings, Archie Nowicki, DickHindes, Toad Smith, Jean Spadafore, Ulah Thompson, Grace Moore, Joan O’Rourke, Mary Lou Goudie, Pat Kemp. THIRD ROW: Joyce McAuley, Catherine Wade, Mary Geick, Ken Campbell, Jerry Monzo, Phil Ashton, Maurice Jury, Jane Whitford, Esther Karandreas, Nancy Wheeler, Joyce Hall, Jackie Mordon. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Parker, Faye Bums, Barbara Juengling, Ken Hands, Gary Blackwell, Gus Ewing, Don DeMole, Grace King, Barbara McClarty, Marilyn Stein, Delores Kading, Sue McGinnis, Beverly Sopha. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Allen, Eva Mae Wilder, Phyllis McAuley, Marilyn Loshaw, Rose Ann Elsholz, Betty Jean McKenzie, Gloria Barcum, Elizabeth Fleming, Joan Bordon, Shirley Rinker, Karen Jones, Ruth Sharpe. SECOND ROW: Beverly Cowper, Sue Saunders, Nancy Holland, Shirley Treend, Betty Pleiness, Joyce Shepard, Shirley Whittaker, Barbara Schlick, Doris Stevens, Arlene Maes, Beverly Minard. THIRD ROW: Dave Hastings, Chuck West, Wayne Stapleton, Wayne Thompson, Dave Baker, Jerry Provost, Roy Bradly, Jack Recor, Dick Axford, Dick Pavey, Wayne Hayden. Fred Keelin. FOURTH ROW: Milford Anglebrandt, Walt Redmond, Ken Young, Ken Rich, Dave Thompson, Dave Spencer, Jerry Urdell, Fred Sharlow, Rod Provost, Tim Haynes. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Collingwood, Phoebe Fields, Jackie Forbes, Dorthea Henschel, Dick McVay, Carol Schroeder, Betty Jean McKenzie, Albert Langolf, Bill Holmes, Dick Pettingil, Billie Jean Hart, Alice Shilling. SECOND ROW: Lucille Patrick, Barbara Mclvor, Theresita Alloway, Gwen Waltenburg, Chuck Hauk, Dick VanSickle, Bob Alexander Ray Newberry, Dave Stewart, Shirley Carpo. Rosie Smith. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Cook, Barbara James, Beverly Edie, Mary Bopra, Larry Palmer, Bud Mertz, Jerry Dunsmore, Don Roy, Dick Lixie, Dick Klaus, Edna Simpson, Janet Fuller. FOURTH ROW: Delores Lubbert, Valerie Wells, Margaret Stein, Mary Schneider, Gene Kerr, Jack McPhail, Paul Gilihan, Harold Raines, Virginia Graham, Mary Johnson. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Geraldine Curtis, Donna Odom, Beverly Hartman, Pearl Coon, Sue Ann Taylor, Pat Bames, Sue Falk, Delores Barker, Gloria Martin, Pat Gillett, Jean Livingston. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Wakeham, Joyce Relkin, Judy Mockles, Barbara Kearney, Sally McCormick, Julie Ogden, Deborah Lott, Dena Dallas, Eleanor Haynes, Marilyn Kaufman, Denice Smith. THIRD ROW: Bob Herbert, Jerry Thompson, Billy Hayes, Alfred Davis, Jerry Young, Bob Minnie, Jerry McLure, Bob Phillips, Herb Greenham, Raymond McCay, Alan Mugridge, Tom Gahns, Jim Mayson. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Theresita Alloway, Eva Wilder, Betty Pleiness, Geraldine Curtis, Betty Jean McKenzie, Sandra Gough, Mary Gieck, Pearl Coon, Shirley Carpo. SECOND ROW: Phoebe Fields, Jean O ' Rourke, Marilyn Wakeham, Grace King, Dave Baker, Dave Thompson, Bill Heyer, Barbara Juengling, Edna Simpson, Joan Woolman. MIXED IIISIMIIIE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Goodrich, Bob Hanton, Nancilee McKinch, Francilee.Tait, Annette Jones, Eleanor Haynes, Barbara Juengling, David Thompson, Joan Woolman, Sue McGinnis, Dean Dallas, Sandy Gough, Ge raldine Curtis, Pearl Coon, SEATED AT PIANO, Betty Jean McKenzie. SOtO TRAIN IMG 74 1. One of the finer groups at P. H.H.S. 1 ! 2. Our old friend, Joe Shields. 3. Move over, Webster. 4. No rug to sweep that dirt under I 5. How ’bout some salt on History VI? 6. Record-breaking salesman at P. H.H.S. , Tom Kennedy 1 7. Swing lo sweet Gwendolyn. 8. Little mail carrier. 9. Oh that trip! I 75 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Watters, Bobbie Spradlin, Jim Hall, Charlotte Turner, Marge Salmon, Mr. Wade. SECOND ROW: Janet Carleton, Nancy Kerr, Linden Ross, Twyla Miller, Vera Samson, Dorothy Scheffler, Esther Wheeler, Pat Armstrong, Nita June Richards, Ron Jones, Helen Smith. THIRD ROW: Richard Scouten, Paul North, Louis Cline, Charles Stoudt, Ralph Johnson, Marvin Hardy, Gary Mugridge, Dick Johnsick, Mary Lou Howard, Keith Allen, Sally Lynch, Connie Calhoun, Bob Ingram, Mary Alice Dawson. FOURTH ROW: Jim Bunting, Tom Gayfield, Jim Fralick, Gerard Berkely, Bob McDonald, Jim DeMoth, Dari Coggins, Frank Udell, John Boyd, Phyllis Bilger, Helene Blow, Beverly Young, Gail Agnew, Joan Williams. FIFTH ROW: Wayne Kellar, Glen Bond, Jerry Monzo, Ray Hayes, Walker Archer, Don DeMole, Dennis Reid, Ron Mitchell, Bill Dennison, Allen Sloat, Fred Laber, Albert Langolf, Chuck Morris, Dick North. Mr. Clarence Wade Director PORT HURON HIGH SCHORL RANH The Port Huron High School Band of 1952-53 furnished music for the important parades, assemblies, football, and basketball games. The band helped make the Homecoming celebration a success. Mr. Wade, the director, has done a magnificient job in presenting one of the finest organizations of its type in the state of Michigan. 76 p H H S OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . Assistant Director Director . . . Paul North . Sally Lynch Walker Archer Jim Mahoffy . Bill Dennison . . Mr. Wade B A I HI D 77 ■ HAPPY CLASSROOM SCENES??? I. Lanie Fead and Bob Backhurst make a cute couple. 2. Joanne Hisscock and Bill McKenzie at the Homecoming. 3. You ' ll always find Donna Beasley and Warren Cribbins together. 4. Donna Wailder and her sailor boyfriend, Paul Ritzirt. 5. Joyce Christenson and Ron Hoskins are having a dreamy time. 6. Shirley McKinnon and Elme Armstrong can ' t find the camera 1 7. Ken Clark and his girl at a SPORTS BASEBALL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlie Hazely, Ed Gorte, Dave Winfield, Bill McQuiller, Alfred Davis, Harry Kerr, Bob Haacke, Fred Albert, Bob Irwin. SECOND ROW: Jim Lambert, Jim Chidister, Joe Kelly, Gary Zink, Chuck Morris, Dick Klause, Lindel Streeter, Bill Hency, Brick Fowler, Athletic Director. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Morley, Jerry Smith, Jerry Schnepp, Sherman Jennings, Bruce Klug, Jim Swaffield, Coach Herring. Our Baseball Team finished the season with a fifty-fifty record, winning six and losing six. The last game of the season brought the Big Reds together in a clash with the Maples of Birmingham. The teams went in that game tied for the league lead, each having a record of three wins and one loss. Birmingham staged a last- inning rally and won an eight-to-se ven victory over the Bigs Reds. This turned the tide and the team wound up in a two-way tie for second place with Hazel Park. One of the most memorable events of the season was the trip to Flint and the opportunity of playing at Atwood Stadium. Few center fielders ever did a better job in that park than Fred Albert. Captain Harry Kerr took individual honors by having the best pitching record, four victories and the highest batting average, .371. Letter winners are: Fred Albert Alfred Davis Ed Gorte Bob Haacke Charles Hazely Bob Irwin Walt Pringle Dave Winfield Joe Kelly Harry Kerr Dick Klause Jim Lambert Bill McQuiller Charles Morris Dick Paeth Lindel Streeter TRACK FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Perz, Howard McQuiller, Ron Sanford, Chuck Winkelman, Bob Durand, Jerry Thomas, Bob Diller, Tom Fead. SECOND ROW: Jack MacDonald, Bob Boyd, John Thomas, Neil Gilmore, Albert Russell, Dick Daley, Ray Wilkens, Dave Baker, Brick Fowler; Athletic Director, Coach Anderle, Don Pickett, Jack Bradley, Tom Wright, Dick Falk, Carl Mayers, Vern Ingram, Donald VanConant. This year’s track team finished the season with four wins and three losses. In the E. M. L. League Meet, Port Huron finished a close third. Our track team did even better in the Regional Meet by taking a second; they also scored points at the State Meet in Lansing. Records were set this year by both Co-Captains, Jerry Thomas and Donald Ware. Another member who set a record this year was Albert Russell. The Individual Point Record was set by Jerry Thomas, followed Albert Russell and Donald Ware. LETTER WINNERS Jerry Thomas (Co-Capt. ) Albert Russell Don Ware (Co-Capt. ) Tom Fead Chas. Winkelman Don VanConant Dave Baker Dick Daley Bob Diller Bob Durand John Thomas Jack MacDonald Bob Perz FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Fiedler, Joe Fiedler, Fred Gillett, Jim Crichton. SECOND ROW: George Racz, Bob Davis, Bob Recker, Coach Lemle. The Big Reds golf team wound up the season with the excellent record of ten wins and only two losses. One of the losses occured on the opener which they dropped to the Pontiac Chiefs. The Big Reds retalliated in their second match with Chiefs when they snapped their two-year winning streak. The other loss which the Big Reds suffered was in the final match of the season whith Birmingham. LETTERWINNERS ARE: Joe Fiedler, Captain; Jack Fiedler, Fred Gillett, Jim Chrichton. The tennis team of Port Huron High had a very good season record in match play. The team won three and lost two in the E.M.L. competition. As a team, Port Huron had enough points to win the Regional Trophy. Bob Sommer and Bill Schieman qualified for the State Tennis Meet. Varsity letter winners were Bob Sommer, Captain; Bill Schieman; Bob Gutchess; John Fuller; Bob Arnold; Louis Cline; Joe Sherlock; Bill Holmes. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Schieman, Bob Sommer, Bill Holmes, Joe Sherlock, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Arnold, John Fuller, Louis Cline, Mr. Sommervill e. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Stevens, Larry Nicholson, Butch Dickenson, Harold Conger, Don Kinna, Dave Bell, George Pond, Ron Dalton, Jim Spadafore, Dick Broadbent. SECOND ROW: Coach Heering, Bob Hanton, Bill Robinson, Doug Hanton, Bob Doch, Doug MacEachin, John Roth, Jerry Belyea, Lloyd Clink, Jerry Campbell, Mgr. Jim Gutchess. THIRD ROW: Jim Ballentine, Rodger Hanton, Bud Shell, Don McKinzie, Bruce Hazen, Dave Mattox, Dave Thompson, Ron Groh, Louid Masters, Jim Peeling. The Little Reds followed the best traditions of P. H. H. S. by having an un- defeated season, the future. This good material should prove useful on the Varsity teams of Port Huron 13 Hazel Park 6 it it 20 St. Augustine (Richmond) 7 ii n 34 Mt. Clemens 7 n it 18 East Detroit 18 ii ii 31 A lmont 7 ti it 32 B i rmingham 0 ii ii 19 Pontiac 14 87 Returning veterans. The offensive platoon. FOOTBALL Senior members of the team. Moeller powers through with the help Winfield scores, of J. Anderle ' s block. The climax of an undefeated season. VARSITY FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Line coach Laughlin, Charles Hazely, George Wilson, Bill Dalton, Frank Moeller, Tom Anderle, Jim Dickinson, Alex Haynes, John Fuller, Willard Noble, John Anderle, Head Coach Hayes. SECOND ROW: Backf ield Coach Anderle, Bob Boyd, Jack Bradley, Dick Colgan, Jerry Dunsmore, Walt Woods, Bob Backhurst, Rodger Popham, Chuck Martin, Alfred Davis, Coach Heering. THIRD ROW: Manager A1 Mugridge, John Thomas, Dick Paith, Walt Redmond, Jerry Brown, Albert Russell, Larry Stevens, Dave Baker, Louie Masters, Jim Robinson, A1 Dimon, Athletic Director, Brick Fowler. FOURTH ROW: Ray Strong, Jerry Young, Ray Wilkens, Lyle McAuley, Dick Daly, Dick Falk, Jim Chedister, Manager Tim Haynes. The football season of 1952 was another glorious affair for the Port Huron Big Reds. They went through their second undefeated season in succession and in doing this uncovered some very fine football players. They were led by four great leaders in Tom Anderle, who played a Right End and was a Co-Captain, Jim Dickinson, a Quarter-back who has been a varsity Quarterback three years and also a Co-Captain and Charles Hazely, a Right Halfback who also earned his third letter in football. The other outstanding leader was Frank Moeller, who distinguished himself by having the best average in the ball-carrying department. Tom Anderle made several All-State teams and Jim Dickinson and Charles Hazely were chosen on some. Several other boys did a great deal in making our season a success. They were: John Fuller, a Right Tackle and an exceptionally good player on offense; John Anderle, a Center was outstanding as an offensive and defensive player; Alex Haynes contributed a great deal toward opening holes for our backs and was an offensive Guard; Roger Popham played al- most all of our defensive football at the Right End position; Willard Noble was one of our outstanding defensive guards; Big George Wilson contributed a great deal to the ball club both offensively and defensively as a tackle; Bill Dalton was an offensive Left End who came a long way this year. Some of the other boys who did not play so much but definitely aided us at times through- out the season were: Jerry Dunsmore, Bob Backhurst, Dick Colgan, and Bill Jacobson. Frank Brabaw would have been a great aid but was injured early in the season and was un- able to participate during the year. Many Juniors played a part in our success but only two are coming back next year that have played a great deal of football. They are the Co-Captains for next year’s team Jack Bradley, a Guard, and Alfred Davis, a Fullback. 89 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Daly, Paul Heald, Ray Wilkens, Frank Moeller, Gary Zink, Tom Anderle, John Fuller, Lyle McAuley, John Anderle. SECOND ROW: Roger Hanton, Marvin Schott, Douglas MacEachin, John Thomas, Alfred Davis, Jack McDonald, Mike Faust, Ed Brune. THIRD ROW: C. V. Brick” Fowler, Jim Fahselt, Don Kinna, Dave Thompson, Dave Mattox, Larry Nicholson, Jerry McClure, Bill Moore, Bob Hanton. TOP ROW: Asst. Coach, Bob Hayes; Jerry Gutchess, Mgr; Sherman Jennings, Mgr; A1 Mudgridge, Mgr; Head Coach, Reed Laughlin. The Big Red basketball team got away to a slow start in the Eastern Michigan League but came back strong to finish in a second- place tie with Ferndale. Three teams gained decisions over them in the first round but only the league champion East Detroit was able to win from them the second time and this win was by a slender 65 to 63 margin. In non- league games Port Huron won from Midland and Toledo Waite while losing to Flint North- ern, Pontiac, and Grosse Pointe. They were assigned to the Flint Regional tournament where their first round opponent. Flint Central, had to break scoring records before sub- duing them 84 to 74. Although winning only eight of sixteen games the team set a number of records for the year. Their 79 points against Ferndale was the highest score recorded between the two. Their 58 point per game average tops all previous Port Huron teams and the 158 point total in the Flint Central game was the highest total registered by two teams in a Flint Regional tourney. Frank Moeller broke the individual game scoring record by scoring 27 points in the Hazel Park game and then equaling that production in the following Ferndale game. He also now holds the average points per game record for a season ' s play. Over the year he scored 274 points for a 17. 1 average per game. For this scoring ability Frank was awarded the Rotary trophy symbolic of the team ' s outstanding player. Tom Anderle, playing the season as a guard, was presented the Phare award given annually to the player displaying the best sportsmanship and team-playing ability. If records were kept as to the number of times a player was responsible for helping others score because of passes to them, Tom would be far in front of all others. The other guard John Fuller was named honorary Co- captain along with Frank Moeller, Gary Zink at center and Dick Daly at forward contributed over 100 points a piece during the season. John Anderle, Lyle McAuley, and Ray Wilkens also won letters because of outstanding contributions in the games. Jack McDonald, John Thomas, Paul Heald, and Alfred Davis completed the varsity squad. ' Phe reserve squad slso started slow, they finished strong to earn a 6 to 9 lost record. SWIMMING TEAM SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul North, Bob Brown, Ron Clark, Lee Smith, Don Colgan, Bob Arnold. STANDING: Joe Grebenok, Jim Chidester, Coach Tom Cody, Paul Conroy, Captain Bob Phillips. ABSENT: Neil Knox, Dick Scouten. TEAM RECORD: Won I, Lost 4, Finished 5th in the E. M. L Meet CROSS COUNTRY TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Diller; Jerry Martin; Jerry Nordgren; Walker Archer; Brick Fowler, Athletic Di- rector; Ron Sanford; Glen Bond; Herman Ward; Don Colgan. wmsiiiH FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kieth Tallmadge, Larry Campbell, Paul Philp, Jack Bradley, Bill Hawley, Jim Ballentine. SECOND ROW: Dick Falk, Charles Martin, Coach Morley, Larry Stevens, Bill Jacobson. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Charles Ward, Captain Bob Boyd, Walker Archer. TEAM RECORD: Won I Lost 6 THE STADIUM Marjorie Marks 94 SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Colleen Bennett, Barbara Blizzard, Beverly Liebler, Lorraine Burt. SECOND ROW: Christine Thompson, Mary Goodrich, Elaine Klusendorf, Barbara Schlicht, Janet Carleton, Mary Ann Kodet, Frances Clink. THIRD ROW: Nancy Burgett, Pat Armstrong, Lyla Arnold, Sally Rock, Joyce Allen. I1TH AND I HU GRADE G. A. A. 10TH GRADE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Clydie Head, Jean Leonard, Sandra Steinhouse, Carol Emig, Darlene Sou- therland, Mary Young, Esther Ledsworth, Merilene Kippen, Mary James, Nancy Bland. SECOND ROW: Joan Montross, Pat Ledsworth, Garth Ann Ludwig, Sandra Squires, Nancy Langs, Erclyn Barham, Ruth Pettingill, Delores Clipper, Virginia Lindke, Nancy Edson. THIRD ROW: Doris Wagner, Kay Blizzard, Helen Ashly, Shirley Wilson, Emilie Klass, Dorothy Krause, Noreen Stanyer, Shirley Dolan, Sue Howard, Barbara Fenner, Marjorie Todd. FOURTH ROW: Ann Kiel, Karen Dicer, Janet West, Nancy Rowbottom, Pat Sharrow, Jackif Jeauro, Barbara Foster, Marion Lyons, Louise Marshall, Selma Langolf. FIFTH ROW: Meryl Hyzer, Sandra Wagg, Helen Barr, Marlene Kelly, Barbara Brower, Donna Cray, Marion Scott. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Esther Ledsworth, Ercelyn Barhan, Ruth Pettengill, Sandra Steinhaus, Carol Emig, Delores Clipper, Marjorie Todd, Barbara Blizzard. SECOND ROW: Jackie Jeroue, Darlene Southerland, Donna Houser, Frances Clink, Janet Carleton, Mary Lou Howard, Nancy Burgett. THIRD ROW: Donna Cray, Kay Blizzard, Kay Keil, Nancy Edson, Kay Thorner, Beverly Liebler. The Leadership Club devotes their time to learn- ing the rules and regulations of all games. The prac- tice umpiring and refereeing so they may take part in all the playdays in Junior High and City Recreation. This group meets once a week and may earn a letter through participation in activities. CHIVTRIItUTORS A FRIEND BLACK, BUSH, BRADT DR. C. W. CARTER MAYBELLE VAN DANCE STUDIO DR. HAROLD G. MYRON, Dentist DR. ROBERT W. SCHLITT, D. D. S. DR. W. A. SCHAEFFER HALFORD STREETER SAID M. TOUMA FRANK J. WHITTLIFF CO. COURSES Business Adminis - tration Higher Accounting and Auditing Junior Accounting Speed Writing 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 commercial courses 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 graduates of Port Huron High the best of everything, and cordially invite them to join its student body if the best in business educa- tion is desired. rr We Prosper As Our Graduates Prosper PORT HURON BUSINESS COLLEGE Eastern Michigan College of Commerce 1719 Military Street Telephone 8373 IDT IS THE QUfSTIOn IHOST StfllORS UJOULD like e compeoy presided to answer? MR. F. L. RIGGIN Here it is, with his reply--the result of an opinion survey of the Port Huron High School senior class. WHAT THIS AD IS ALL ABOUT: Wanting to support the high school yearbook with advertising and to use the space in the best interest of the graduating Seniors, we asked them to voluntarily answer a questionnaire reading , What is the one question you would most like to ask the president of a company like Mueller Brass Co. The most popular question in composite form, was: Q. WHAT QUALIFICATIONS DO I NEED TO GET A JOB AND ADVANCE IN IT? Three important qualifications, it seems to me, will determine your success in getting a job and advancing in it. A. FIRST, is the matter of attitude: -the belief that it is more important to seek opportunity rather than security. -a confidence in one’s ability to progress under our economic system. -a willingness to do your best at any given job. -a readiness to assume the responsibilities that come with advancement. -a wholesome enthusiasm for your job, your company, your community, and your companions. SECOND, is the matter of character: -a loyalty to your employer and your fellow -worker s . -a combination of decency, sportsmanship, honesty, and integrity that all go to make up moral soundness. FINALLY, is the matter of ability: -an ability to get along with people. Your progress on any job will depend to a large extent on your ability to work with others and get others to work with you. -an ability to clearly express ideas to others. Learn to speak and write well. No matter what your regular job may be, good communication will help you in the life-long job of selling yourself. -an ability to recognize and do the things that need doing. The initiative to get things done without constant supervision, and the desire to find better ways of doing them. -an ability that comes with education and training in a specific job. Keep on with your education. Don ' t pass up any opportunity to make yourself the best man available for your job and the next better one. These, my young friends, are in my opinion the qualifications you need to get a job and advance in it. I wish for each of you the success that can be yours if you want it and work for it. V ALU- WAY WEBER ' S GROCERY 2740 Gratiot Ave. LEE ' S FOODETERIA 1001 Court Street G. G. MARKET 2019 10th Street PURKISS SON 1305 Lapeer Ave. SMITH BROS. MARKET Cor. 7th and Water WOLF ' S GROCERY 3216 Moak Street DAVIS GROCERY 901 Erie Street DOUG CIMMER Avoca, Michigan HENSCHEL ' S MARKET 5751 Lake Shore McKENZIE MARKET 2741 Pine Grove FORD MORGAN 802 Elmond St. BIGGER ' S MARKET 24th and Moak Sts. JOHNSICK ' S GROCERY 1207 Griswold St. L. E. MASON GROCERY 2210 St. Clair River Dr. N. , Algonac, Mich. SIEGRIST MARKET 8895 Gratiot Avenue COGGAN ' S MARKET 1133 T enth Ave. PAUL ' S GULF SERVICE 1133 Lapeer Ave. at 12th Phone 9332 SECRETARIAL AND TELEPHONE SERVICE B ookke eping - T yping - Mi me og r a phing Direct Mail Advertising 222 Sturmer Bldg. Phone 2-5231 MERVIN W. TOMLIN DRUG STORES South Park Port Huron Phone 5425 Phone 4861 3136 Lapeer Ave. WALTER ' S RANCH HOUSE All You Can Eat Frankenmuth Style Chicken Dinners Also Catering to Weddings and Banquets Port Huron, Mich. W. E. Fox, Prop. M-21 CAMERA CRAFT GIFT SHOP 504 Quay Street Port Huron, Michigan GENE ' S AUTO SUPPLY 1402 Lapeer Ave. Phone 9352 Port Huron, Michigan MAXON-CANHAM INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance with Maxon for Satisfaction 1121 Military Street Telephone 3265 Port Huron, Michigan RENNO’S STANDARD SERVICE LITTITE FOUNDRIES, INC. Everything for the Car 24th Street at Oonner Phone 9348- Pine Grove Avenue Make it better with gray iron • Compliments of Your Bank Home - Owned � • «� Home - Managed tMiuiiii am 111 utm iiiiiciiiiii irim The School Savings Bank PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK ”1450 on your Dial Member Federal Deposit Insurance Your Friendly Blue Water Station Corporation First in Sports Mutual Network f JOHN L. FEAD AND SONS Complete News Coverage of all Wool, Athletic, Ski, Skating High School Activities and Sports Events Hunting and Work Socks TIMES HERALD Port Huron, And it ' s Radio Station WTTH Michigan f Best Wishes To Sears Future Customers Compliments of MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Open Daily to 4:30 P. M. Complete Banking Service Fort Huron, Michigan Port Huron ' s Friendliest Store FOX ' S Compliments of Jewelers - Opticians 111 Huron Avenue PETER JOHNSON ' S The Store That Confidence Built Diamonds - Watches -Silverware Gifts 211 Huron A ve . Two Floors To Serve You Visit the Downstairs Gift Section DE ZELL’S SHOES L. A. LEONARD MOTORS, INC. Styled Especially for Young Men Winthrop 517 Bard Street Telephone 4126 Shoes Sales Service Next to Majestic Theater Port Huron Michigan ARMSTRONG’S ’Cream Crest’ Cottage Cheese Meyers cTWriqht C . J)niuranrt Underurittn Compliments CLEANCRAFT CLEANERS of Smooth Sailing to Satisfaction BARNET ' S DRUG 901 Military Street PORT HURON LUMBER CO. Those Who Want The Best In Photography, Choose The Friendly Yard 1503 Tenth Ave. Phone 6188 Compliments of ISRAEL F. B. and Bill Kellogg 513 WAU STREET PHONE 7931 PORT HURON. MICHIGAN The choice of the majority EARL C. SMITH INC. THE LAUTH HOTEL c Z crtcyi ' Banquet Facilities HOME OFFICE • PORT HURON. MICHIGAN • Mr. Mrs. L. E. Meeks TELEPHONE 8135 The most sincere congratulations and An honest wish for CL Healthy and prosperous future. L0ND0N8 FAR! 1 DAIRY, IIIC. Compliments of Compliments JERRY RITTER APPLIANCES of 931 Military Street Compliments of LAKESIDE SERVICE Shell Products H. R. Gates • 3563 Gratiot Port Huron ' s Compliments of Complete HENRY ' S BARBER SHOP Department Store 624 Water Street PORT HURON PAINT CO. Paints Wallpaper WINKELMAN ' S Glass Painters Supplies The Store of Personal Service 316 Huron Ave. -Phone 5585 THE BALLENTINE DRY GOODS CO. DICK ' S SUNOCO SERVICE For Fine Dry Goods Ladies Ready-To-Wear Tenth and Water Shoes and Millinery Draperies and Blankets The New ELECTROLUX The Cleaner You Will Never Have to Empty-That ' s Right Never! ! Please Call the Busiest Man in the Field Casey R. Hozier Phone 25521 Port Huron Tuxedo Rental Service Let us assist YOU with the problems of proper dress for formal occasions. SAM ' S CUT RATE 2412 Conners South Park WRIGHT HOYT AND COMPANY J. Grant Moore Insurance Underwriters 509 Water St. -Tel. 4131 ST. CLAIR COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY 416-418 Michigan National Bank Building Phone 7133 DIDUCA PLUMBING HEATING CO. 710 Lapeer Avenue Port Huron, - Michigan M Good Houses Deserve Good Plumbing” Free Estimates Phone 6186 Triendly -- , . . ojvot } Compliments of Compliments NEUMANN FLOWERS SAFFEE ' S COFFEE RANCH 916 Military St. Phone 28505 MORTIMER AND SON LUMBER CO. SPRINGER AND ROSE F. L. and F. J. Corner 24th and Lapeer Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes The Most Talked Of Yard in Eastern Michigan Phone 2-8579 205 Huron Avenue Compliments of I. G. A. PARAMOUNT MARKET 619 Huron Ave. SCHMIDT BROS. SERVICE 17th Lapeer Ave. Road Service Phone 22442 MANLEY MORDEN AND ASSOCIATES MODERN CLEANERS Complete Insurance Service 1206 Griswold 420 Erie Street - Phone 2-8521 Alterations JACOBI CLOTHING COMPANY Compliments of Louis A. Gillihan, Owner 914 Military Street BLUE WATER FERRY Port Huron, Michigan COMPANY, INC. VOLKERT BROS. Gems Jewelry 920 Military Street D AND D DRUG STORE Les Kieft, R. Ph. Reliable Prescriptions 1936 Lapeer Ave. Phone 2-4742 ROY M. SNELLGROVE REALTOR City, Farm, Lake and River Property ORR HARDWARE Mortgage Loans Fire Insurance Property Management Sports Wear 626 Water ot. Fort Huron, Mien. Phones: Office 4606- Residence 21792 408 Huron Avenue Store with the Street Clock Quality Lumber Costs Less MOSHER f S Registered Jeweler American Gem Society KERR LUMBER COMPANY 209 Huron Ave. Phone 5232 1701 Stone St. Phone 4332 Compliments of LAY ' S FURNITURE STORE Quality for Less 1504 Military Street Compliments of HARVARD CHEVROLET 522 Huron Ave. Phone 20121 PRESCRIPTIONS 927 Military, Port Huron, Micm. w Compliments of ANDY FALK SON 614 Huron Ave. Phone 6148 See Long Deal for a Better Deal GAFFNEY ' S APPLIANCE Port Huron, Michigan Compliments FLINCHBAUGH ELECTRIC CO, Phone 7197 762 Water St. Compliments of WATTERS SHOES 919 Military Phone 22980 GRAY SIGN SERVICE Signs For Every Purpose Painted - Neon - Porcelain - Plastic 729 Water St. Phone 8333 Compliments of W. L. COOPER Realtor Compliments of RENDEZVOUS RALPH KEARNEY ' S SERVICE Compliments of Shell Products and Accessories GEO. INNES MEN ' S WEAR 1002 Lapeer Avenue Phone 9244 309 Huron Avenue (Sfldivu ' % k Compliments of The Home of Fine Photography DIANA SWEET SHOP Compliments of MCKENZIE ' S MARKET QUINLAN MUSIC STORE Quality Meats and Groceries 922 Military St. Phone 8404 Phone 5146-2741 Garfield St. LORNE C. BLACK Insurance Agency Insurance and Bonds 516 Water St. Phone 22191 TAYSTEE-BREAD is Back in Port Huron John Barry Dist. Juuj ncUx and !3 auty S(zofi 610 WATER STREET HAIR STYLING AND PERMANENT WAVING Phone 9031 CARROLL HOUSE Port Huron ' s Newest Department Store 317 Huron Ave. Phone 2-1345 ZUSY ' S REXALL DRUGS AMADON O ' SULLIVAN PRINTING CO. 707- 10th St. Port Huron, Mich. 537 Water Street Phone 2-7539 Compliments of FOUNTAIN VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY George F. Fountain 541 Water Street STEWART S. KIPP Funeral Home Ambulance 912 Lapeer Ave. Port Huron, Michigan CLIFFORD J. POPHAM Compliments of Window Shades - Venetian Blinds 629 Water St. Phone 7960 O. K. LAUNDRY COMPANY 727-729 Lapeer Ave. Phones 8105 and 8106 Compliments of ROBERT T. REED, OPTOMETRIST 623 Water Street Compliments of E. T. GLEASON Dry Cleaning 713 Huron Ave. TYPEWRITERS Compliments of Rental Repairs School Supplies KERR ' S 519 Water St. MICHAEL ' S SERVICE 704 Huron- -9375 Compliments of Compliments of R. G. WILSON REALTY STINSON APPLIANCES 6 7 Stewart Block 718 Huron Avenue EUSEY INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of General Insurance STEPHENSON ELECTRIC CO. 625 Water St. Phone 6491 520 Water Street PURKISS SONS ANDREWS INSURANCE AGENCY Fine Meats and Groceries 1-4 Stewart Block - 516 Water St. Phone 6123 1805 Lapeer Ave. Office Phone 9056 Res. 2-9013 BREAKIE ' S FROZEN FOOD STORAGE THE PRESCRIPTION STORE Processing for Home Freezers Where Pharmacy is a Profession 613 Tenth Street 602 Water St. Phone 6178 SEELEY ' S CLEANERS Same Day Service 1014-16 Lapeer Ave. Phone 2-0901 Reliability - Experienced Every Garment Insured STURMERS Semi -Self-Serve HARDWARE 911 Military St. Port Huron Amadon -O’Sullivan 109 Andrews Insurance Company . . 109 Andy Falk Son 108 Armstrong Distributors. . . . 104 Askar Shain 108 Ballentine 106 Barnet Drugs 104 Black, Lome C. Insurance Agency 108 Blue Water Ferry Company . . 107 Breakie ' s Frozen Food Storage . 109 Campbell Refrigeration . . . . Ill Camera Craft 101 Carroll House 108 Cleancraft Cleaners 104 Cooper, W. L. Realtor. . . . 108 D and D Drug Store 107 De Zells Shoes 103 Diana Sweet Shop 108 Dick’s Sunoco Service .... 106 DiDuca Plumbing Heating Co. . 107 Electrolux Corporation .... 106 Emerson Drugs 108 Eusy Insurance Agency .... 109 Fead, John L. , and Sons . . . 102 Flinchbaugh Electric Company . 108 Fountain Venetian Blind Co. . . 109 Fox’s Jewelry 103 Gaffney’s Appliances 108 Gene’s Auto Supply 101 Gleason, E. T., Dry Cleaners . 109 Gray Sign Service 108 Harvard Chevrolet 108 Henry’s Barber Shop 105 Innes, George 108 Israel Photography 104 Jacobi Clothing. 107 Johnson, Peter 103 Kearney, Ralph, Shell Service . 108 Kerr Lumber Co 107 Kerr ' s Office and Store Supplies . 109 Kipp, Stewart S 109 Lakeside Service 105 Lauth Hotel 104 Lavender Barber and Beauty Shop 108 Lay’s Furniture 108 Lincoln Mercury 103 Litite Foundaries, Inc 101 London ' s Farm Dairy .... 105 Maxon-Canham Insurance . . . 101 McKenzie’s Market 108 Michael ' s Service 109 Michigan National Bank .... 103 Mobile Trailers 106 Modern Cleaners 107 Manley Mordon and Associates . 107 Moore and Wright 104 Mortimer Son Lumber Co. . . 107 Mosher’s. 107 Mueller Brass Co. . . . ; . 100 Neumann Flowers 107 O K Laundry 109 Orr Hardware 107 Paramount I. G. A. Market . . 107 Paul ' s Gulf Service 101 People’s Saving Bank .... 102 Popham, Clifford J 109 Port Huron Business College . . 99 Port Huron Lumber Co 104 Port Huron Paint Co 106 Prescription Store (The) . . . 109 Pringle, O. G 101 Purkiss and Sons 109 Quinlan Music Store . 108 Reed, Robert T. , Optometrist . 109 Rendezvous 108 Renno’s Standard Service . . . 101 Ritter, Jerry, Appliances . . . 105 Saffee’s Coffee Ranch .... 107 Sam’s Cut Rate. 106 Schmidt Bros. Service .... 107 Sears Roebuck and Co 103 Secretarial and Telephone Service 101 Seeley’s Cleaners 109 Sibilla . 107 Smith, Earl C. , Inc 104 Snellgrove , Roy M. , Realtor . . 107 Sperry ' s 105 Springer and Rose 107 St. Clair Abstract Co 107 Stephenson Electric Co 109 Stinson ' s Appliances 109 Sturmer’s Hardware 109 Taystee Bread 108 Times Hearald-WTTH .... 102 Tomlin, Melvin W. , Drugs . . 101 Val-U-Way Stores 101 Volkert Bros 107 Walter ' s Ranch House .... 101 Watter ' s Shoes 108 WHLS 102 Wilson, R. J. , Realty .... 109 Winkelman ' s 106 Wright-Hoyt and Co 107 Zusy Rexall Drugs 109 Best of Luck to the 1953 Graduating Class CAMPBELL REFRIGERATION SENIORS 53 ■ VERS AND CO INC TOPEKA. KANSAS ■ ' ' v — -■ • - ' • - - ;