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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

PORT HUROIl HIGH SCHOOL PORT HUROO, OIICHIGRn COflTfllTS Administration 7 Seniors 15 Underclassmen 43 Ac tivities 57 Music 67 Spo rts 73 School Life 86 Patrons 95 PORT HURON PUBLIC SCHOOLS HOWARD D. CRULL Superintendent BdflRD Of (Duconon ROW ONE-William H. Brahany, Jr. -Vice-President; Frank O. Staiger, President; Mrs. Edward A. Haynes. TWO-Dr. Charles F. Kempf; Stanley C. Benedict; Richard A. Cooley; ThorntonS. Kunz. 8 OUR RDOliniSTRRTORS FLORENCE C. WIESE Assistant Principal 9 COUNSELORS HELEN ALEXANDER Home Economics HARRY ANDERLE Social Arithmetic LORETTA BLACKBURN Cafeteria Manager LINFORD B. BOND Physics GLENN E. BURNELL Machine Drawing-Metals ROBERT E. DIERKS Vocal ROBERT DRESSER History -General Science MARY EDWARDS Latin EUNICE L. EICHHORN History ISABELLE FRANKHAUSER Commercial LESTER B. GEMMILL History-American Gov ' t ERNEST A. GERKE Vocational Co-ordinator 10 COUNSELORS NANCY HALL English BOB HAYES Health Education JOHN HEERING Health Education MARIAN HOUCK English BESS L. HYDE Choir MARY GLENN JACOBUS English -Journalism LEO M. JOHNSON Chemistry WESLEY S. JOLLIFFE Woodshop ALICE KUHLENKAMP Crafts REED LAUGHLIN Health Education MARY J. LEONARD Geometry FERN LINDSAY Commercial 1 1 ALTA M. LLOYD History ISABa MACLAREN English CATHERINE MEEHAJ Algebra%eometry GLORIA MILLER Spanish LAURA E. MOORE Home Economics ROBERT B. MORLEY Driver Training MARJORIE MUHLITNER Economics-Government MARGARET NEVILLE Algebra CORA D. POSEY Bookkeeping WINIFRED POWELL Art DAPH1NE RANTANEN Commercial ETTA REID English MILDRED RUSH Hist ory ALINE RUT HE Commercial CARL E. SCHROEDER Machine Shop fflcuuy fflCULTy O. E. SHELTON Architectural Drawing Mechanical Drawing CYRIL SMITH History JOYCE STONER English DORIS TEACHOUT Health Education CLARENCE H. WADE Band ARLO WALLACE Librarian DORIS WARREN Sociology Government CAROLINE WINBORN French DONALD WISMER Co-ordinator Distrib. Ed. Related VIRGINIA YATES Speech English CATHERINE BROWN Health Education Foods OFFICE STAFF Virginia Forbes Barbara French Clara Wellman SCHOOL COLEIIDflR SEPTEMBER 9 -Youngsters reported (10th grade). 11 -Wheels returned (Upperclass- men). 11-12-A ' s did it again. Huge success with the Welcome Whirl. 18-Big Reds slaughtered Bay City 43-0. 2 5 -Highland Park bowed to P. H. 51-6. OCTOBER 1 - Little Reds and Sarnia tied 19-19. 2- P. H. goes on undefeated; beat Fordson 38-0. 2-11-B ' s Autumn Whirl one to be remembered. 9 -Little Brown Jug, ours again; 34- 1 3. over Mt. Clemens. 1 6 -Homecoming: beat East Detroit 35- 6. 23-10-B ' s put on annual spotlight. 24-31 -Tired but happy after the annual Washington-New York Trip. 30 -Big Reds still strong; Birming- ham 34-7. NOVEMBER 6-Sad, but still proud. Grosse Pointe 7, P. H. 0. 13 - We came home happy after beating Hazel Park 19-14. 20-21-12-A ' s play Dear Ruth, was super. 26-27-That turkey certainly tasted good. DECEMBER 4-Basketball season started at Flint Northern ' s new gym. 4-We were happy, gay, and care- free at 11-A ' s Sno-Ball. 1 1 - Midland played here. 18-Pontiac welcomed us at basket- ball. 23-Freedom at last--Christmas holidays. 30 -Daly really showed good sports- manship with Toledo Libby here. JANUARY 4-Back to the old grind. 8- East Detroit here for basketball. 9 - Golden Gloves. 12 - Good sportsmanship was shown at Hazel Park game. 14- Seniors reluctantly sang the Fight song for the last time. 15- Sure did cheer at the Ferndale game. 16- There were many knockouts at the Golden Gloves. 17 - Seniors looked stately marching 14 in at Baccalaureate. 18 - Senior Dinner, at Legion Hall. 19- Senior Prom--Hillcrest--Fun. 21 - Seniors walked up the aisle for the last time at Commencement. 22 - Big turnout at Birmingham game. 22-Oh! Those finals again. 22 - The youngsters (10th grade) put on a successful dance. 23- Golden Gloves. 26-Basketball-Grosse Pointe here. FEBRUARY 5 - East Detroit our opponent this time. 6 - Golden Gloves. 9 -Basketball--Hazel Park here. 12 -The ball was certainly flying at the Ferndale game. 19 -Basketball--Birmingham here. 26- Did we ever beat our feet at the 12-A dance. MARCH 2 -Basketball--Mt. Clemens here. 5- 12-B ' s put on the best spotlight yet. 12- 10th grade staged a grand whirl. 19 -20-Senior play was a gay occasion. 27- April 3-What a gay time on the Washington-New York Trip. APRIL 1 6 - Vacation again- -hallelujah. 26-Back to the old brick school- house. 30-There were many a dreamy eye at the J-Hop. MAY 2-9 -National Music Week. 6- Enjoyed Choir assembly. 14-12-B ' s dance brought in a huge crowd. JUNE 10-Seniors assembled for the last time in P. H. H. S. 10 -Senior Picnic --Ants and sand did not impair the Seniors ' appetites. 13- The wise words spoken at Baccalaureate will be heeded by the Seniors. 14- Senior Dinner--Diets were for- gotten when the food appeared. 15- Lots of last-minute rushing, but the Senior Prom was worth it. 17 - Sad, but proud as we received our diplomas. 18 - Our school days gone but not for- gotten. CHARLES CAVES ROGER CLINE PEARL COON BEVERLY COWPER GERALDINE CURTIS RICHARD DALY ARLYCE DARLINGTON ALFRED DAVIS GARY DOWELL MILFORD ANGBRANDT RICHARD APPEL JOHN BOND JOHN BOYD ROBERT BOYD ROY BRADLEY ELBERT BROWNE DAVID CAPPS NANCY CARPENTER jnnuflfly sEmoRS MARY LOUISE DRAGNEFF ROSE ANN ELSHOLZ ERLENE JERQUE FLEMING ROBERT FOGARTY BETTY JANE FORBES ROSEANNE GREEN GERALD GUTCHESS JACK HAMILTON WAYNE HAYDEN jfinmy scnions FRANK HAYNES RONALD HOTTENROTH DONNA HOUSER CLIFFORD HOWARD MARY LOU HOWARD SYLVESTER JACKSON BARBARA KEARNEY CHARLOTTE KIDD ALAN KONOP JOAN MAYNARD william McAllister nancy mcintyre MARJORIE MEAD MARY JANE MILLER SHIRLEY MORRISH jflnuoRy stnioRS JAMES MOSURAK ALLAN MUGR1DGE BARBARA O ' DELL BARBARA PATON LAURA PATRICK LESLIE PAYNE SHIRLEY POSTILL NORMA JEAN PURKISS ADA RENNO JOYCE RELKEN BETTY RICHMOND JEAN RICHTER JOYCE SHEPHERD JAMES SHORT FRANK SLOWINSKI CAROL JUNE ROBINS BARBARA ST. CHARLES RUTH SHARP jflnuoRy seniORS LARRY STEVENS DOLORES STONE HARVEY STRAUSS MARILYN TOSCH CHARLES TRUSCOTT NANCY WELLMAN MARILYN WAR EH AM RAYMOND WILKENS GLENDA WITHERSPOON RONALD WEHRWEIN Robert Boyd, Marilyn Tosch, Pearl Coon, Max Pochodylo Douglas Black leads the January class Senior Assembly ddnuiiRy sinions KENNETH ALEXANDER JOYCE ALLEN KEITH ALLEN RONALD ALLOR ROSE ALTSHULER DONNA AMOE LARRY ANGBRANDT MARY ANGLEBRANDT GARRY ARCHER junt stmoRS KAY BECK GEORGE BEEBE CORREEN BENNETT JIM BENNETT GERARD BERKELEY PHYLLIS BILGER DOUGLAS BLACK GRACIA BUCK PATRICIA BONADIO JUH( SENIORS DOREEN BROWN KENNETH CAIRNS JOSEPH CAMPBELL JANET CARFORE June stmofis EVELYN CARYL JAMES CHIDESTER JAMES CHILD PAT CHITTICK DON CHURCH SHARON CLARK FRED MEADOWS LOUIS CLINE FRANCES CLINK BEVERLY COLLINS RICHARD CONANT DON CONLAN PAUL CONROY THOMAS COOK WIN COOPER junf SENIORS t l JAYE COSSTICK CAROL COWAN WILLIAM COWAN ROBERT COWPER CURTIS CRAGO NANCY CRAWFORD JAMES CRICHTON THEODORE CURTISS JAMES DAGGETT JAMES DXMOFF ALLEN DOAN, JR. DONALD DORTMAN SIDNEY DUNBAR RICHARD DUNCAN BARBARA EDMONDS KAREN ELLSWORTH JOANNE FALK RICHARD FALK FRED DeFRAIN VIVIAN DELACY BILL DENISON EDITH DENMAN GLENN DENTEL FRANCINE DEWEY jure stmoRS SUSAN FALK MARGARET FARRINGTON KENNETH FAWCETT PATRICIA FERGUSON JUDITH FIEDLER ELIZABETH FLEMING GERALD FOGLESONG JERRY FRANK MARGUERITE FRIZZEL junc stmofis THOMAS GAFFIELD SHIRLEY GAGE JUDY GATES BARBARA GERROW GERALD GILL NANCY GILLETT PATSY GILLETTE NEIL GaMORE MARILYN GILMOUR GRETCHEN GOETZE VENIECE GOMOLUCH MARY GOODRICH KENNETH GOODWIN REBECCA GORDON JAMES GORINA C NANCY GREEN HERB GREENHAM ELEANOR HALL JURE SERIOUS RICHARD HAMILTON RICHARD HANDS DORIA HART ALFRED HARTMAN BEVERLY HARTMAN GERALD HARVEY ELEANOR HAYNES LULA HAYWARD PAUL HEALD RICHARD HUDSON ELWYN HUX FRANKLIN HYDE KARL HYSLOP CLARENCE INGRAM RUDY INMAN CAROLE IRWIN HARVEY ISABELL BETTY JARVIE MARYANN KODET DONNA KOLMAN DOROTHY KOLMAN WILLIAM KOLMAN JANET KRIS TON JUDY KUNZ CHRIS KURZWEIL DONALD KYTE HOWARD LePIORS strnoBS ELAINE ISBISTER GARY LETTS SUE ANNE LETTS CAROLYN LETZGUS JERRY LEWIS BEVERLY LIEBLER JANICE LITTLE SANDRA LLOYD MARILYN LOSHAW DEBORAH LOTT ROBERTA LUCE BEATRICE LUMREE MARTHA LYNCH ROBERT LYON JAMES MAHAFFY PHYLLIS McAULEY WARREN McCARL elwyn McConnell SALLY McCORMICK RAYMOND McCOY GARY McCRORY JOHN MCDONALD richard McDonald william McIntyre JUflf SEniORS MARY LOU McKEE Adrian McWilliams GERTIE MELLICK MARY MILLARD SYBIL MILLER BEVERLY MINARD ROBERT MINNIE ALICE MITCHELL RONALD MITCHELL CAROLINE NIXON GERALD NORRIS PAUL NORTH DONNA ODOM MILLICENT OGDEN PAUL OLIVER JOHN MOSES GARY MUGRIDGE GARY NICHOLS June stmoRs PATRICK PARRISH JANET PASSEY HOLMES MARY JANE PAVEY BARBARA PEPPLER DUANE PETERSON OLIVE PETERSON PHYLLIS PHILKO LOWELL PHILLIPS NANCY PIATT June stmoRS DONALD PICKETT DEANNA POWERS GEORGE RACZ SHARLENE RANKIN JANET RAWLINGS TONY RAYGOSA KENNETH REBITZKE JACK RECOR WALTER REDMOND MARILYN RICHARD NITA JUNE RICHARDS PHYLLIS RICHARDSON GERALD RIDDELL SHIRLEY RINKER ROSEMARIE RISTAU JIME SENIORS JOANNE RUSS ALBERT RUSSELL VIRGINIA RUSSELL GLENDA SAMPLE WALLACE SANDERSON SUSAN SAUNDERS DOROTHY SCHEFFLER SARI SCHMIDT JANET SCHOMAKER JOE SHAMEL DOROTHY SHOTT WARREN SIBILLA LILA SILLS JOHN SIMMONDS PHIL SLACK junt stoioRS ALLYN SLOAT DENISE SMITH JOANNE SMITH JUDY SMITH LEE SMITH MARION SMITH RICHARD SMITH RONALD SMITH WILLIAM SMITH GARRY STOLICKER LINDEL STREETER RAY STRONG JUDE StlllORS PEGGY SULLIVAN JIM SWAFFIELD BARBARA SWANSON NANCY TAHEDL SUE TAYLOR JOHN THOMAS SHIRLEY UPLEGER PATRICIA VanCAMP BEVERLY WAGNER SHIRLEY WARSINSKI ROBERT WATSON GAIL WEBSTER June seiiiors ROBERT WELLS WALTER WESTBROOK NANCY WESTPHAL ERMA JEAN WHITICAN SHIRLEY WHITTAKER DONNA WILDER EVA MAY WILDER EYVONNE WILDER LOIS WILKS NANCY WILLIAMS BETTY JOYCE WILSON VALERIE WILSON HARRY WILTON PATRICIA WILTON ROBERT WILTON DAVID WINFIELD WALTER WOODS JOAN WOOLMAN CAROLE WORDEN DON WRENCH PATRICIA WYLLIE junt stmofis Pictures were not available for the following Seniors: EDWARD CLINE ERNEST SASS HAROLD SIEMEN LEO TOODZIO PAUL WHITS ITT THOMAS WRIGHT ROBERT ZAJAC 40 1211 CLASS OfflCEBS CLASS MOTTO It is not where we stand in this world but in what direction we are moving. CLASS COLORS Rose-pink and silver CLASS FLOWER Pink Rose PRESIDENT . . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY . . TREASURER . . Alan Konop . Dick Daly Jeanne Richter Betty Richmond PRESIDENT. . . Douglas Black VICE-PRESIDENT . Jack Bradley SECRETARY . . Virginia Russell TREASURER . . Jo Ann Hisscock 12B CLASS OfflCLAS CLASS FLOWER Wine Rose CLASS MOTTO The past forever gone, the future still our own. CLASS COLORS Wine and Silver 41 f 11H CLflSS PRESIDENT . . Frank Tranzow VICE-PRESIDENT . Carol Dubs SECRETARY . . . Bob Arnold TREASURER . . Nancy Langs CLASS OFFICERS Joann Alloway Robert Arnold David Bell Robert Brown Donald Bush Jerry Campbell Marylou Carpenter Claudette Cates Barbara Cheney Helen Churchill Carl Cisky Audrey Davis Mable Dawson Carol Dubs Jim Enright Sharon Ferguson Carole Fogarty Betty Lou Gilmore Beverly Gilmour Joseph Grebenok Dellann Green Joann Hassar Charleen Henry Gloria Hogan Ronald Johnson Gary Jones Janette Langs Ronald or oh Donald Haas Robert Haight Robert Ingram Don Jackel Jim Jaskoski Nancy Langs Ronald Liddle Bonelle Little Thomas Loeprich Marjorie Martin Louis Master Suzanne Mills Margaret Minnie Robert Morris David Mattox Dennis McCann Sandra Miller Robert J . Morris Jerry Mugridge Melvin Munro Betty Nickelson Sharon O ' Rourke Dennis Pickering Rodney Provost Julie Rauser Ken Rich Richard Scouten Fred Snarlow Jean Shepardson Shirley Spencer Bob Squires Carol Steinhaus Charlotte Turner Roberta VanConant Carol Washburn Leota Pickett John Platzer Darlene Prange Kay Richardson Barbara Rotz Shirley Sass Julie Shepardson Mary Lou Smith Tamara Sokoloff Gary Tepper Frank Tranzow Nancy Truscott Douglas West Constance Wills Gloria Withum Ray Woodrow Judith Zemmer Planning for the December Sno-Ball are -(SEATED) LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Wills, Bob Haight, and Mary Lou Smith (STANDING): Tamara Sokoloff, Dennis Pickering, Darlene Prange, Lou Mas- ter, Kay Richardson and Carol Dubs. History Class in action 11A CLASS 45 CLASS OFFICERS ' 11B CLASS PRESIDENT . . Lyle McAuley VICE-PRESIDENT .Jerry Provost SECRETARY .... Ann Keil TREASURER . . Ruth Pettingill Don Aikins Gary Allen Jack Allen Cecelia Almanza Barbara Baird Carol Ballard James Ballentine Ercelyn Barham Marilyn Best Marilyn Bilger Nancy Lou Bland Kay Blizzard Hector Bressette Conchita Briones Faith Bristle Barbara Brower Robert Cameron Larry Campbell Orva Carpenter Keith Charles Deloris Clipper Auda Clouse Lome Clouse LaDonna Collinge Albert Course Jack Cowan Eva May Cowper Donna Cray Larry Donhausen Margaret Dillon Sally Dixon Robert Dock Marilyn Eastman Nancy Edson Richard Ellis Carol Emig Richard Ferguson Eleanor Fetting Barbara Fishel Beverly Forbes Marilyn Angbrandt An n Armstrong Shirley Ashton Don Bailey Alice Barringer Mildred Beach Jerry Belyea Sherman Bennett Edna Booth Shirley Bopra Sue Brackenbury Ethel Breakie Robert Brown Edmund Brune Margaret Buford LeRoy Bussey Francis Chartier Audrey Chrysler Nancy Clark Lloyd Clink Richard Collinge John Conant Harold Conger Shirley Cook Thomas Creed Albert Crocker Ann Curnow Ronald Dalton Catherine Doherty Shirley Dolan Carole Dommer Richard Dunn Jim Fahselt Elaine Fair Mike Faust Barbara Fenner Barbara Foster Wilma Foster Sandra Francisco Dale Frasier Eunice Freeman Gail Gardner Edward Gerrow Lillian Gkekas Claude Glenn William Glyshaw Paul Gombos Lee Goodman Helen Goodrich George Gorinac Patricia Gougeon Ralph Graham Ronald Grant Winifred Greaux Franklin Greene James Gross John Gross James Gutc ' ness Elizabeth Haley David Hall David L. Hall Carman Hamilton Dave Hanton Douglas Hanton Robert Hanton Roger Hanton Frank Harrington Edith Hartman Henry Hartson Lucille Harvey Lynne Hathaway Douglas Hawes Bill Hawley Bruce Hazen Clytie Headd Gerlad Heath Jack Hebner Harley Heinbuck Gayle Helm Lila Hensler William Heyer Clara Hoag Gerald Hodge James Hodge Nancy Holland Alex Hopp Joyce Horn Delbert Horne Erie Howard Lula Howard Patricia Howard Susan Howard Ed Hull Marsha Hunter Meryl Hyzer Loretta Isabell Laura Jaekel Mary James Jacquelin Jeroue Charles Johnson Kempton Johnson Carolyn Jones Richard Jonseck Warwick Jordan Grace Jurn Nancy Kanthak Anne Keil Maxine Kelley Marlene Kelly Dick Kempf Richard Kerbyson Kay Kile Ronald Kingsbury Ronald Kinna Marilene Kippen Emilie Klaas Mervin Kleeves Constance Kleinstiver Donald Kota Ruth Ann Koury Earl Krampien Dorothy Krause Robert Lakin Marlyn Lambert Robert Lambert Beverly Laming Colleen Laming Beverly Lang Kay Langolf Selma Langolf Ray Lankford Brian Lascelles Charles Lasky Ester Ledsworth Patricia Ledsworth Larry Leffler Jean Leonhard Robert Lincoln Virginia Lindke Juanita London Judith Lozon Jack Ludlow Marion Lyons Douglas MacEachin 11B CLASS Carolyn Mahaffy Antoinette Manchester Gerald Manchester Buelah Marshall Joe Masar Janice Mason Gerald Matthews Marilyn Maxon Mary Maxwell Lyle McAuley Gerald McClure Phyllis McCoy Donna McFarlane Lome McGregor Jeanette McKelvey Donald McKenzie Patsy McNeil Shirley Mertz Shirley Meter Edward Michael Fern Miller Louis Miller Dale Minard Patricia Mitchell Ronald Mix Margaret Molstead James Moncrief Donald Monton Joan Montross Fred Moore William Moore Marvin Morden Mary Morris Beverly Morrison Gary Mullet James Murphy Nancy Napolitan Patricia Nelson Larry Nicholson Sara Nuske Donna Orr Elizabeth Osko Kenneth Ostic Patricia Pardee Verabell Patrick Delbert Paul James Peeling Jean Perry Ann Peterson Ruth Pettengill Sue Pickelhaupt Elton Pifer Avalon Pletz Phyllis Polovich Shirley Polovich George Pond Valerie Potbury Betty Precour Jerry Provost Beverly Rhadigan James Rhadigan James Richards Marilyn Richert Lawrence Riley William Robinson Jeanne Rock Marcia Rogers Melvin Roskey Barbara Roth John Roth Nancy Rowbotham Shirley Rumptz Shellian Sanford Frederick Schaefer June Schlicht Paul Schlueter Marvin Schott Eileen Schwenk Linda Seltzer Sally Shafer Orval Shagena Geraldine Shappee Gloria Sharpe Clinton Sharrard Patricia Shars Earl Shell Elsie Shubert Lucille Sills David Sims Barbara Smith George Smith Joy Smith Mary Lou Smith Peter Smith Richard Smith Robert Smith Walt Smith Kay Solomon Gerald Spadafore Lucille Spear John Staiger Rose Stanislowski Eleanor Stanlake Noreen Stanyer Wayne Stapleton Martha Stark Sandra Steinhaus Grant Steward William Stiefel Lee Stokan Frank Stover Wilma Sturmer Mary Sutton Patricia Sylvester Francile Tate John Taylor Nancy Taylor Marilyn Tetreau Barbara Thompson David Thompson Marcia Thompson Donald Thornton Malisse Tillmon Marjorie Todd Tom Tretheway Eva Tuckey Marjorie Tuttle Madalena Uresti Bob VanConant Don VanConant Sandra VanHaaften William VanSickle Glenn Wade Doris Wagner Evelyn Wagner Jack Warner Felix Washington Constance Watters Ilene Weaver Bill Weicht Helen West Janet West Melvin Wilcox Agnes Williams Carolyn Wilson Shirley Wilson Leola Winch Evelyn Winters Arlene Wolfe Judy Wood Marilyn Working Audrey Wright Mary Young Ronald Zimmer SOPHOmORfS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Bob Treend Barbara Gorte Judy Koch Noreen Dunsmore CLASS OFFICERS Richard Albert Carol Amoe Julie Andreae Bob Archibald Ann Armstrong Beth Armstrong Jim Arnold Larry Arvay Myrna Ashley David Atfield Bill Atkinson Joe Atkinson Erwin Balhoff Beatrice Banks Joanne Bankson Nick Bankson Jeffrey Barry Beverly Bassett Gertrude Bates Melvin Beach Barbara Beck Larry Berk Bill Bettridge George Betts Robert Bigger Judy Black Yvonne Blanchard Don Bond Sharon Book Ralph Bopra Larry Barowski Dorothy Bowen Kathleen Bowns Ruth Bradley Sharon Brady Don Bragg LeAnne Brandle Markel Briones Wilma Briggs James Bronson Edward Brooks Howard Broughton Barbara Brown Beverly Brown Jerome Brown Robert Brown Terry Brown Virginia Brown Norma Jean Budd Norman Budd Audry Buford Marion Buntrock Joanne Burns Forest Burton Phyllis Bussey Nancy Campbell Donald Capps David Carter Jack Cartmell Harold Cates Marilyn Caughill Mary Cawthorne Carl Chandler Donald Chidister Roberta Child Sandra Church George Clark Patricia Clark Janet Cline Sandra Carpo Shirley Burleigh James Bush Sandra Codling Charlotte Collingwood June Conklin Cossiette Conley Georgena Cook Ilamae Cook James Cook Janice Coulston Marlene Coulter Howard Courtney Margaret Cowan Carol Crawford Tyler Crockett Vivienne Cummings Dick Cunningham Ronald Curry Chris Dallas Patricia Dalziel Robert Damec Ben Davey Ruth Davidson Kathryn Davis Nancy Dear Alton Denman Gary Dicer Joanne Dickinson Kay Dickinson Kay Diller Ronald Donaghy Patricia Down Don Drescher Sally Duff Barbara Dunn Tom Dunn Noreen Dunsmore Jay Eagle Bud Eastman Joanne Edie Carole Eifert Catherine Eisenhauer Doris Emerich Scotty Epley Betty Falk Eleanor Falk Ken Farber Mary Fawcett Arlene Feick JoAnn Fellman Karen Fenner Norretta Fenner David Fiedler Pat Fiedler Betty Fish Gaylord Forbes Norman Forstner Sandra Foster Bill Fowler Charles Fox Carl Frank Jean Frank Ray Freiger Bruce Frumveller Alice Fry Morris Fuller Harold Furness Beverly Fye Edith Fye Bill Gahns Barbara Gardner George Geikas Robert Gerould Gennie Gilbirds Lilly Gilbirds Nancy Gillihan Catherine Gilmore Ray Gilmore Sharon Gilmore Mary Girchardt Joan Glaab Karen Glassford Levi Glenn Mildred Glenn Louis Goldman Connie Gonzales Gary Goodrich Kay Goodrich Calvin Goodwin Curtis Goodwin Mary Gorinac Barbara Gorte George Gough Arlene Gray Charles Gray Fred Green Harvey Green Tanya Green 51 SOPHOmORES SOPHOfllORES Carl Grice Sue Grimes Nancy Groh Vivian Gurnsey Margaret Hagle Roger Haight Eugene Hall Gary Hall Rosemary Harper Essiah Harris Bob Hart Betty Lou Hartman Jerie Hebner Pat Haney Carol Henderson Ralph Hanschell Jim Hines Ruth Ann Hitchings Bob Hoffman Leroy Holmes Janet Howell Joyce Hudson William Hudson Pat Hutchings Lloyd Jenkins Dick Jeske Alice Johnson Charlene Jones Jim Kearly Frank Kellogg David Kelly Ray Kemp Esther Klaas Myrna Klaas Joe Klug Judy Koch Thomas Kota Judith Kuehn Darrell Kramp Connie Krampien June Lambert Margaret LaMotte Mary Lou Lane Wayne Lange Lillian LaVere Richard LaVere Gloria Lawson Don Ledsworth Tom Lincoln Bob Lind berg Sherman Little Don Locke Bill Gushaw Clare Gardner Connie Gleason Fred Haddad Loretta Hall Tom Hamilton Eugene Hancock Shirley Hanton Harriett Hartnett Alan Haugner Beverly Hawley Hazel Hayward Barbara Hess Nancy Hayer Judy Hill Barbara Himmell Bill Hooper John Hopps Cynthia Hoskins Carol Hottenroth Margaret Hyslop Nancy Ingles Connie Innes Joe Jacobs Gwen Johnson Odel Jones Mike Johnston Stuart Johnston Wesley Kerbyson Elaine Kerr Karen Kerr David Kingsbury Norman Koch Bill Komph Patricia Koopman Elmena Kupita Marie Krampien Norman Krauss Vickie Kress Jerry Lakin Bill Langolf Don Langolf Carol Langs Janice Lasher Leonard Lehman Carol Leonhard Joan Lewandowski Gloria Lincoln Jack Logan Carol Lowell Cecelia Lozano Ronald Haight Fred Ludwig Carole Jean MacDonald Keith MacDonald Carol MacPherson Carl Manning Clara Manning Jim Mallen Kay Marsh Bill Maxwell Lillian Mayer Judy Maynard Joy Maynard Carole McCullough Art McDonald Ed McDonald Leonard McDougall Norma McLane Dorothy McNaughton Cecil McQuiller Mickey McWilliams Carl McMillan David Miller David Miller Sally Minor Bob Morrison Grace Mort Dave Muir Dick Mugavero Sally Myles Lawrence Nelson Richard Nichol Doris Norquist Maxine Oliver Dick Oringer Donna Osburne Lois Osborne Howard Parrish Ronnie Pearson Beverly Peeling Joe Pelc Jim Pettingill Linda Peterson Mary Kaye Phillips Robert Pickering Charles Pratter Donald Pratt Yvonne Precour Betty Pringle Leland Purkiss Janice Rademacher Norman Raines Daniel Randolph Donald MacQueen Linda Maddox Leona Maes Edgar Malone Phillip Martin Frank Martinez Judy Master Harriet Mathews Jimmy McCallum Mabel McCallum Sharon McCann Don McCormick Beverly McIntyre Ed Mclvor Judith McKee Lyle McLane Tim Meno Connie Mertz Roger Mertz Wayne Milburn Louise Moffatt Janice Molinaro Kay Molstead Phillip Morris Meredith Mugavero Joan Mugridge Ron Mugridge Eugene Munro Nancy Nuhn Frank Nunez Sharon Nuske Jennray Oliver Dick Oussoren Mildred Pagen Bob Parker Linda Parker Nancy Pemberton Marjorie Penn Lois Pennell Janice Pettee David Pickett Lynn Pickett Sally Pincomb Robert Porrert Karen Provost Howard Puddock Jeannette Pulford Phyllis Pulford Norma Randolph Ed Rankin Gerald Rankin Albert Rawlings SOPHOMORES SOPHOfllORfS Augustine Raygosa Arnold Ready Donald Rebetzke Charles Recker Judy Reeves Sharon Reid Marjorie Renno Clifford Reynolds Rosalie Reynolds John Rich Griffin Robinson Robert Robinson Judith Rock Virginia Rockstroch Mary Roelens Gladys Ross Thomas Ross Patrick Rowbotham Albert Rowe Gary Rowe Lewis Rucker Don Rush Emery Ryan Janet Sabatovich Ronald Sample Margaret Samson Bob Sass Chuck Scandalito Marlene Schneider Norman Schrader Mary Ann Schroeder LeRoy Schumann Barbara Scott Don Scott Dorothy Scott Janet Scott Donna Seltzer Peggy Semrow Margaret Shagena Dick Sharp Carol Sharrard Bill Sharrow Charlene Sheffield Leon Shott Floyd Shue Noreen Shumate Kaye Simmons Joe Simpson Pat Simpson David Slater Bob Smith Bob Smith Doris Smith Fred Smith Janice Smith Jean Smith Joe Smith Marshall Smith Walt Smith Jack Snyder Jerry Sobczynski Bob Solomon Bob Sparr Eileen Springborn Ed Spurlin Constance Squires Jerry Stabenow Gail Stableford Barbara Stanlake Nancy Stanlake Lawrence Stanley Emil Steinhaus Larry Stevens Gayle Stimson Skip Straffon Elizabeth Streeter Ron Stroud Frances Suggs William Sukis James Sullivan Susanne Sullivan Valerie Swaffield Catherine Swift Ann Taylor Norman Taylor Shirley Teachout Ann Thomas Mary Thomas Isaiah Thomason Dorothy T ingle y Leroy Todd Sandra Thorne Sharon Tomlinson Jean Tonkin Don Torrey Lois Tosch Deanna Touma Dick Touma Gail Tracy Jerald Tranzow Dale Trask Bob Treend Clyle Trigger Jim Tuer Dick Turner Larry Turpin Janet Vanderlake Don Vanderveen Bob Waite Charlene Wakeham Dick Walker Ray Wallace Jack Webster Jim Wehrwein Rolland Weinberg Bill Weir Janet Wheatley Ke nneth Wheeler Lillian Wheeler Myrtle Wheelihan Arden Wilde Sandra Wilde Margaret Wilder Gordon Wilke Lee Willis Carl Wilson Dick Wilson Robert Wilson Stanley Wolfe Uppie Woodyard David Wright Cecil Wynkoop Sharon Vincent Judy Volkert Lorelei Van Hiltmayer Sandra Wagg Sally Wallace Beverly Walsh Charles Warren Delores Wasmuth Martin Weiss Calvin Westfall Ardith Westphal Bob Wheatley Ralph Whitican Joan Whitman George Whitney Lynn Whybrew Helen Wilks Betty Willert Iva Willett Alma Williams Carol Wilton Marion Winter Dick Wisson Bob Wisswell Barbara Zajac SOPHOdlOfifS CHAMPIONSHIP MEMORIES ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Molinaro, Joye Maynard, and Kay Goodrich. ROW TWO: Mary Fawcett, Noreen Dunsmore, Fay Down, and Judy Maynard. 55 J-Hop Queen Barbara Schlicht and escort David Thompson lighthouse STUDENT COUnCIL OFFICERS First Semester: PRESIDENT Tim Haynes VICE-PRESIDENT Pat Bonadio Second Semester: PRESIDENT Pat Bonadio VICE-PRESIDENT Karan Kerbyson STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Rhadigan, Ann Curnow, Pat Bonadio, Tim Haynes, Tony Raygosa, Sondra Jones, Miss Muhlitner. ROW TWO: Joan Lewandowski, Karan Kerbyson, Kay Eisenhauer, Linda Petterson, Janet Scott, Vickie Kress, Nancy Piatt, Connie Wills, Valerie Swaffield, Kay Solomon, Audrey Chrysler, Lynden Ross. ROW THREE: Don Capps, Jim Hines, Nick Bankson, Gary Mullet, Chuck Johnson, Bob Watson, Bob Brown, George Gough, Tim Meno, Lynn Whybrew, David Hall. ROW FOUR: Dennis McCann, Donna Brooks, Celeste Peck, JoAnn Falk, Nancy Kantlak, Dave Baker, John Thomas, Carl Meyers, Lois Tosch, Karen Provost, Glenda Witherspoon, Virginia Kindke, Jill Bradley, Nancy Crawford, Doris Wagner, Veniece Gomoluch, Chris Dallas. 58 STUDtnT COUNCIL COIMIIITEES AT UUORK The main work of the Student Council is carried on by committees which are: Activity, Pep Assembly, Trophy, Building and Maintenance, Party, Publicity, Clubs, and Elections. Student Council activities began before school actually started this year when members of the Council welcomed the new tenth graders, and dis- tributed handbooks explaining school procedure and activities to them. The main project for the first semester was the Homecoming- -plans included the assembly, parade, bonfire, pep rally, and the election of the new queens. The magazine sale occurred the second semester. Many pieces of new equipment have been purchased through profits from this sale. Annual projects of the Council were the Teachers ' Tea and the Christmas tree. The Council is faced with many projects and suggestions throughout the year; two which have been successful are the menu board, and the new honor roll. Daily services include paper sales, and filling the stamp machine. The Council has members on the Youth and Child Welfare Committee, the Citizens Committee for Municipal improvements, and the Athletic Board of Control. The Council is a member of the Eastern Michigan Congress Conference, the National Council of Student Councils, and the Port Huron Foundations. Charity activities this year included the collection of food for distribution by the Crippled Children ' Fund, and the Tornado Fund. ed on Ruth Wilkins, and her younger sister, Meriam, m who tried to be a morale k booster to the armed services by writing to several servicemen and signing Ruth ' s name. She also sent Ruth ' s pic- I ture, but her little .1 scheme backfired a when one of the service- w I I men (Bill) showed up to . : M visit Ruth. Meriam turned ' 1 Red with embarrassment. However, Ruth fell in love with til Bill and consented to marry him J’jM although she was already engagei Albert--more complications. Th . Nancy McIntyre . Nancy Wellman . Betty Richmond . . . Jim Short Glenda Witherspoon . . .Alan Konop , Max Pochodylo , Marilyn Tosch . . Joan Maynard . . Robert Boyd Larry Stevens Dora Mrs. Edith Wilkins . Meriam Wilkins . Judge Harry Wilkins . Ruth Wilkins Lt. William Seawright Albert Kummer Clara Hoff .... Martha Seawright. Sgt. Chuck Vincent Harold Klobbermeyer Grame rcy Ghost, directed by Miss Yates, was the story of Nancy Willard, the girl with the unwanted spirit in her apartment. She had A three devoted males on her A string; a wealthy young stuffed M9 I M shirt to whom she was en- Wm ■ M gaged- a dashing newspaper- man- and the ghost himself- H 9 or itself! Since Mr. Ghost wa visible only to Nancy, the new ■ M ■ paperman was be- - 9 K I wildered: but he 9 9 M set out to exercise B the revolutionary hangover! The gy m stuffy fiance thought M ) fy Jb that his sweethea rt had ft mjl gone daffy and called in a Bm 9tm psychiatric crew. Mean- Hk while the benign ghost took a hand in straightening out Nancy ' s • - life. Shirley Treend and Nancy Crawford were student directors. Herb Greenham . Jim Crichton Deanna Powers . Neil Gilmore . . Jim Child Nancy Westphal Arlene Beatty .Phyllis Philko Gerard Berkley . .Don Conlan . . Judy Smith Gloria Barcume Nathaniel Coombes Charley Stewart . Nancy Willard . Parker Burnett Officer Morrison . Ambulance Drivers Augusta Ames . Rocky Irv Margaret Collins . Maiden of Revolution Big Reds ' Co-captains Alfred Davis and Jack Bradley Give a yell! Strike up the P . H. H. S. band! Queen candidates First place float 10th Grade Second place float 12B Homeroom Third place float 12B Class Darlene Prange Jean Livingston 63 Go after ' em, boys! LIGHTHOUSE Kay Richardson Ass ' t Adv. Mgr. Mary Louise Dragneff Editor, 1st Sem. STflff Bill Denison Ass ' t Editor Kay Beck Editor, 2nd Sem. Tim Haynes, Charlotte Turner, Jim Rhadigan Nancy Westphal, Mary Anglebrandt, Mary Balmer Tom Creed Circulation Mgr. Reporters Virginia Lindke Lillian Ghekas Jill Bradley Barbara St. Charles Betty Jarvie Business Mgr. Eleanor Fetting Reporter Alfred Hartman Advertising Mgr. Reporters, Pat Clark, Sharron O ' Rourke, Julie Shepardson At Left: Seated, Myrna Klaas Judy Volkert Jean Leonard Don VanConant, Advertising Reporters, Dick Hands, Jim Short New Staff Members: At Right: Standing, Ronald Sample David Sims SIUDEflT STflff Donna Amoe, Editor Judy Smith, Ass ' t Editor Janet Holmes, Photo. Editor Neil Gilmore Jim Crichton, Sports Editors Above Peggy Sullivan Artist Arlyce Darlington Class Editor Mrs. Rantanen Advisor Karen Ellsworth Advertising Valerie Wilson Ass ' t Bus. Mgr. Olga Revenko Jerry Norris Class Editor Music Clubs Martin Weiss Photographer Lee Smith Draftsman Roberta Luce, Business Mgr. Above Betty Joyce Wilson Advertising Alice Mitchell Sales Manager Shirley Upleger Circulation Janet Kriston Feature Editor ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Crawford, Barbara St. Charles, Nancy Westphal, Miss Kean, Betty Jarvie. ROW TWO: HollyAnn Higgins, Virginia Lindke, Kay Richardson, Mary Anglebrandt, Mary Young, Anne Armstrong. ROW THREE: Janet Schomaker, Phyllis Richardson, Joanne Russ, Jill Bradley, Karen Ellsworth, Connie Wills. ROW FOUR: Neil Gilmore, Gary Archer, Karan Kerbyson, Jean Shephardson, Phyllis Philco, Tammy Sokol off, Jim Grichton. CLUBS COLLEGE CLUB President Vice-Pre sident Secretary Treasurer . Nancy Westphal . Betty Jarvie . Sandra Lloyd Nancy Crawford The purpose of the College Club is to get high school students interested in going on to college. The club brings guest speakers from different colleges to speak to the members. The group also took four trips to visit different colleges: Michigan State, Central State, Alma, Albion, Hillsdale, and the University of Michigan. fUTUBE nUfiSES’ CLUB President . . . Veniece Gomoluch Vice-President . . . Judy McKee Corresponding Secretary Beverly Rhadigan Recording Secretary. . Janet Scott Treasurer June Conklin Counselor Miss Moore The purpose of the Nurses ' Club is to present a way to interest students in personal and com- munity health and to encourage them in finding out what nursing requires and what it offers. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Scott, Veniece Gomoluch, Judith Ann McKee, Beverly Rhadigan. ROW TWO; Connie Squires, Linda Peterson, Pat Koopman, Lila Hensler. ROW THREE: Doris Emerich, Clara Manning, Rosemary Harper, Maxine Oliver. ROW FOUR: Nancy Napolitan, Phyllis Richardson, Pat Pardee, and Miss Frances Moore. lIBfiflfiy CLUB President Vice-Pre sident Secretary . . Joyce Manning . . Shirley Mitchell Shirley Vander Veen The Library Club is composed of girls who donate their time to taking care of the library books; also, they check out books, mend books, and keep them in order. For three years of service, a student receives a gold guard: for two years, a gold pin; and for one year, a silver pin. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Scott, Shirley Mitchell, Joyce Manning, and Shirley Vander Veen. STANDING: Linda Seltzer, Eleanor Haynes, Betty Falk, Linda Loskey, Susanne Sullivan, Beverly Liebler, Miss Wallace, Beverly Lang, Nancy Bland, Connie Squires, Joanne Russ, Marsha Hunter, and Fern Miller. Absent from Picture: Gertie Mellick, and Millicent Ogden. CHOIR ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Bonadio, Hollyann Higgins, Geraldine Curtis, Delores Barker, Pearl Coon, Patricia Ferguson, Barbara Kearney, Jean Livingston, Judy Gates, Donna Wilder, Joyce Allen. ROW TWO: Donna Amoe, Kay Beck, Rose Ann Green, Barbara Paton, Joan Woolman, Shirley Morrish, Marilyn Richard, Doris Stevens, Beverly Minard, Sally McCormick, Joanne Russ, Kay Palmateer, Susan Saunders, Ruth Sharp, Mary Lou Howard. ROW THREE: Roberta Luce, Janet Carfore, Shirley Whittaker, Joyce Shepherd, Clarence Ingram, Robert Herber, Alan Konop, Thomas Cook, Sylvester Jack- son, Robert Helm, Nancy Barr, Deborah Lott, Dena Dallas, Francine Dewey, Donna Odom. ROW FOUR: Wayne Hayden, Robert Boyd, Don Wrench, Walter Redmond, Kenneth Sparr, Herbert Trapp, Walter Woods, Max Pochodylo, Gerald Riddell, tobert Minnie, Jim Bennett, Jerry Young, Dave Baker, Dari Coggins, Gerald Norris, John Bond. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: LaDonna Collinge, Francile Tate, Eileen Schwenk, Edith Hartman, Joyce Horn, Marilyn Bilger, Elizabeth Osko, Patricia Ferguson, Beverly Gilmore, Marilyn Tetreau, Patricia Mitchell, Phyllis Polovich, Betty Gilmore, Delores Clipper, Audrey Wright. ROW TWO: Jacqueline Jeroue, Valerie Potbury, Nancy Napolitan, Marsha Hunter, Shirley Rumpz, Sandra Miller, Sandra Squires, Patricia Howard, Marilene Kippen, Beverly Laming, Dellann Green, Connie Watters, Ruth Koury, Edna Booth, Lucille Sills. ROW THREE: Earl Krampien, Kenneth Ostic, Carl McMillian, Rodney Provost, John Gross, Jerry McClure, Bill Hire, Peter Smith, Clyle Trigger. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Audrey Davis, Elaine Fair, Joanne Alloway, Carol Dubs, Darlene Prange, Patricia Gougeon, Kay Langolf, Eunice Freeman, Lynne Hathaway, Nancy Truscott, Shirley Ashton, Madalena Uresti, Faith Bristles. ROW TWO: Winifred Greaux, Barbara Thompson, Grace Jurn, Patricia Shars, Janet West, Shirley Sass, Nancy Langs, Gloria Wit- hum, Charlene Henry, Lucille Spears, Buelah Marshall, Agnes Williams, Barbara Cheney, Shirley Polovich, Mary Lou Smith. ROW THREE: Ronald Mix, Jerry Lester, Bobby Smith, Ronald Clark, Robert Brown, Fred Sharlow, Jerry Wine, David Thomp- son, John Platzer, Jerry Mudridge. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Upleger, Eyvonne Wilder, Karen Jones, Sue Taylor, Rose Ann Elsholz, Elizabeth Fleming, Judith Fiedler, Mary Louise Dragneff, Sybil Miller, Kay Langolf, Gertie Mellick, Shirley Treend, Doreen Brown, Marilyn Lo- shaw, Gloria Barcume, Beverly Hartman, Gloria Martin, Edith Denman, Joanne McAuley. ROW TWO: Marilyn Gilmore, Joyce Relken, Shirley Gage, Marilyn Tosch, Nancy McIntyre, Robert Cowper, Jack Recor, Paul Oliver, Elbert Brown, Roy Bradley, Donald Pickett, Harold Parker, Carole Irwin, Marilyn Wakeham, Betty Pleiness, Wanda Rome, Denise Smith. ROW THREE: John Simmonds, Douglas Black, Alfred Davis, Raymond McCoy, Milfo rd Angbrant, Garry Stolicker, Robert Fogarty, Harvey Strauss, Wallace Sanderson, Herb Greenham, Richard Hands, William Cowan, Tim Haynes, Fred Meadows, William Mayo. CHOIR 69 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Watters, Margaret LaMott, Catherine Doherty, Elizabeth Streeter, Charlotte Turner. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Wade, Jim DiMoff, Jerry Lester, Joy Klug, Sally Lynch, Pat VanCamp, Nancy Stanlake, Ruth Davidson, Marilyn Eastman, Claudette Cates, Lynden Ross, Dorothy Scheffler, Ronald Jones, Louis Cline, David Kings- bury, Dave Miller, Jeff Barry, Kempton Johnson, Mary Lou Howard, Nita June Richards, George Gough. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Alexander, Gary Mugridge, Jim Mahaffy, Mary Ann Kodet, Carolyn Mahaffy, Bob Herber, Helene Blow, Phyllis Bilger, Mary Fawcett, Sharlene Rankin, Dari Coggins, Margaret Malstead, Henry Hartson, Ronald Kingsbury, Nick Bankson, Dick Johnseck, John Boyd, Dennis Reid, Charles Stoudt. ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alfred Davis, DrckScouten, Ronald Johnson, Warwick Jordan, Dave Hall, Gerrard Berkley, Wiliam Smith, James Bennett, Duane Walker, Isaiah Thoma- son, Levi Glenn, Lee Stokan, William Denison, Ray Straffon, Ron Mitchell, Gardener Powell. VflRSITy BAUD CLARENCE H. WADE Director President David Hall Vice President Allyn Sloat Secretary Lynden Ross Treasurer Warwick Jordan Brass Ensemble Joy Klug. . . French Horn William Denison. . . Trombone David Hall. . . Trumpet Mary Fawcett. . . Trumpet Trombone Quartet William Denison Robert Herber David Miller Allyn Sloat The varsity band is one of the most important organ- izations in Port Huron High School for the band adds enjoyment to many athletic activities, such as football and basketball games; it plays at assemblies, gives concerts and takes part in special programs through- out the year. 70 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Hodge, Jack Cartmell, Lowell Phillips, Kay Doherty, Beverly Hartman, Janice Little. ROW TWO: Brian Bailey, Ron Mugridge, Jack Warner, Ray Strong, Liehan LaVene, Marjorie Penn, Jim Peeling. ROW THREE: JoanLewandowski, Gary Allan, Bob Cameron, Ralph Graham, Leonard Lehman, Elizabeth Streeter. ROW FOUR: Dick Kamph, Felix Washington, Carl Manning, George Whitney, Jim Murphy. Mr. Wade ' s birthday party Hmmmm- - Let ' s see! 71 Bflno optn Housf DIRECTOR Miss Hyde GIRLS’ f RSEITlBLf ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Madeline Uresti, Saundra Carpo, Joyce Allen, Cossiette Conley, Faith Bristle, Geraldine Curtis, ROW TWO: Ruth Ann Koury, Donna Odom, Agnes Williams, Marilyn Working, Joan Wool- man, Eva Mae Wilder, Gail Gardner. SEATED AT PIANO, Kay Langolf. Alfred Davis Pre sident First Hour Robert Boyd President Second Hour First Semester music depurtimut The Port Huron High School Choir, under the capable direction of Miss Bess Hyde, per- forms many activities during the school year. In the middle of December, the choir pre- sents a program of Christmas music at the Desmond Theater. Throughout the year, the choir is invited to sing before various service clubs and other groups in the Port Huron area, as well as performing a Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Spring Assembly for the school. Each Spring, the choir takes part in a State Festival at Ann Arbor, Michigan. And at graduation time, the choir has a dinner where all senior members, who have been in the choir for three or more semesters, re- ceive a gold pin. CHOIR Off ICEfiS Herb Greenham Pre sident First Hour Second Semester David Baker President Second Hour 72 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alan Mugridge, Paul Conroy, Bill Shieman, Dick Scouten, Dee Ackles. ROW TWO: Coach Colen Sommerville, Louis Cline, Gary Mullet, Jerry Springborn, John Fuller. The tennis team of 1953 had an over all season record of five wins and four losses. Their league record was one win and four losses. They won fourth place in the Eastern Michigan League Tournament held at Port Huron. LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuck Johnson, Edwin McDonald, Jerry Martin, Coach Bob Morley, Larry Campbell, Sylvester Jackson, and Don Colgan. LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Brown, Bud Eastman, Jerry Brown. Ed McDonald, John Brown. Mr. Gemmill. coach; Walt Redtnond, Dick Scouten. Lee Smith, Don Langolf, Bob Arnold. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Don Colgan, Paul Conroy, Jim Chidester. The swimming team of 1953 collected 70 points for the season and part- icipated in four meets and one EML meet. Don Colgan was high-point man for the season. Fred Keelin, captain of the wrestling squad, had the best won-lost re- cord, winning 6 and losing 1 in 7 bouts. He was the first wrestler in P. H. H. S. ' s history to win a bout in the state tournament. Don Scott achieved the fastest pin for Port Huron. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Scott. Jim McCullum, Larry Campbell, Ken Rebitzke, Fred Keelin, Uppie Woodyard, Dick Jonsick. ROW TWO Jerry Spadafore, Lloyd Clink, Jerry Brown, Mr. Morley, coach; Bruce Hazen, Chuck Scandalito. Don Jackel, John Conant, Mgr. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuck Haxley, Alfred Davis, Bob Irwin, Bill Jacobson, Gary Zink, Willard Noble, Charles Morris. ROW TWO: Don Pickett, Doug Black, Richard McDonald, Roger Hanton, Elwyn McConnell, Dave Winfield, Lindel Streeter, Dick Klaus. ROW THREE: Manager Dave Hall, Coach Bob Morley, Coach John Herring, Bruce Hazen, Don Kinna, Don Colgan. BASEBALL The baseball team of 1953 turned in a creditable season, winning five while dropping seven games. Turning in outstanding performances were Chuck Hazely, A1 Davis, Bill Jacobson, and Gary Zink. Returning Lettermen are: Doug Black, Roger Hanton, Elwyn McConnel, Dick McDonald, Lindel Streeter, and Dave Winfield. SEASON ' S RECORD Port Huron Opponent Port Huron Opponent 7 Marysville 9 5 Pontiac 7 6 Pontiac 4 0 Ferndale 6 11 Hazel Park 4 14 Richmond 2 5 East Detroit 2 1 Birmingham 5 7 Marysville 11 1 F e rndale 12 3 Mt. Clemens 4 4 Birmingham 3 76 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Maxwell, George Geikas, Frank Kellogg, Jim Kearly, Dick Cunningham, Ray Straffon, Charles Fox, Dick Touma, Jerry Wine, Essiah Harris, Cecil McQuiller, Stan Wolfe. ROW TWO: Edgar Malone, Phil Martin, Bill Weirs, Griffin Robinson, Odel Jones, Dick Butler, Jerry Stabenow, Bob Damec, Gay- lord Forbes, Bob Wisswell, Chick Robinson. ROW THREE: Manager Jerry Brown, Gary Dicer, Carl McMillan, Dave Wright, Coach Herring, Jack Logan, Paul Muir, Bob Gerould, Charles Recker, Manager A1 Haughner. TOTH GRADE fflOTBHLL The little Reds had an even record this year. Playing six games, they won two and tied two. There are several good ball players who will help strengthen the varsity in the future. Port Huron SEASON ' S RECORD Opponent 0 Hazel Park 28 13 Mt. Clemens 6 6 East Detroit 6 13 Ferndale 20 7 Birmingham 6 0 St. Augustine 0 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Brick Fowler, Larry Stevens, Dave Baker, Dave Winfield, Walter Woods, Walter Redmond, Bob Boyd, Co-Captains A1 Davis and Jack Bradley, John Thomas, Jerry Brown, Dick Falk, Chuck Martin, Ray Wilkens. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Harry Anderle, Don Capps, Bob Hanton, Doug Hanton, John Roth, Jerry Hodge, Jerry Spadafore, Bruce Hazen, Jerry Bella ve, Doug MacEachin, Lyle McAuley, Roger Hanton, Bill Robinson, Dave Bell, and Coach John Herring. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager Dave Simms, Jim Hines, Delbert Home, Dick Turner, Ken Wheeler, Jerry Campbell, Don Kinna, Orval Shagena, Coach Bob Hayes, George Pond, Dick Smith, Lou Masters, Ron Groth, Manager Tim Haynes, Coach Reed Laughlin. 1953 { (9 L CHflfnPIOnS SEASON ' S RECORD Port Huron Opponent 43 Bay City 0 51 Highland Park 6 38 F ordson 0 34 Mt. Clemens 13 35 East Detroit 6 34 Ferndale 0 34 Birmingham 7 0 Grosse Pointe 7 19 Hazel Park 14 Redmond Baker Falk Martin W ilkens f OOTBflLL Port Huron ' s Big Reds were terrific in their 1953 football season, topping the State record with 26 consecutive wins over a three-year period finally stopped by Grosse Pointe, who won 7-0, Although the Big Reds failed in their attempt to keep the State ' s best football winning streak alive, they set a scoring record for local football with a total of 288 points for the year. Overall, one of the lightest of Port Huron ' s better teams over the years, the ' 53 Reds made up for it with speed and sharp charging in the line. In scoring 288 points, the Big Reds rushed for 38 touchdowns and passed for five. There were two field goals kicked and the extra point was made 24 times. The Reds picked up a net 2,452 yards running, to 628 by the nine opponents. In passing, the Big Reds conceded on edge; 413 yards to 438 for the opponents. Bob Boyd, Dave Winfield, and A1 Davis topped the one-hundred mark in total carries, and all averaged better than five yards per crack. Davis was the team ' s top scorer with 101 points on 12 touchdowns, 24 conversions, and two field goals; the first kicked by a local player since 1930. Winfield scored 11 touchdowns. Bob Boyd 10, Lyle McAuley 4, Dave Baker 3 and Ray Wilkens, Walt Redmond, and Bill Robinson one each. Woods Bradley Boyd Stevens Brown 79 Winfield Thomas JOHN THO MAS was presented the Clarence Phare Memorial trophy for displaying the best sportsman- ship during his school life. VflfiSITy BASKETBALL Coach Reed Laughlin ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Faust, Clarence Cureton, Lyle McAuley, Jack McDonald, Paul Heald, John Thomas, Marvin Schott, Roger Hanton. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Hart, Don Capps, Dick Turner, Ed Ranklin, Jerry Gonsor, Jerry McClure, Carl Chandler, Jerry Wine, Gaylord Forbes. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Rhadigan, manager; Art McDonald, Chick Robinson, Dick Walker, Jim Kearly, Ron Stroud, Bob Treend, Sherman Jennings, manager. ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Butch Stanley, manager; Mr. Fowler, athletic dir- ector; Mr. Hayes, ioth grade coach; Mr. Laughlin, varsity coach. Handicapped by inexperience, lack of height, and injuries, the 1953-54 Big Reds won only three games while dropping fourteen. When Dick Daly and Ray Wilkens graduated after the first eight games, Lyle McAuley was left as the only letter winner from the last year. Then in the ninth game, Lyle suffered a sprained ankle and was out for the next three weeks. However, this team accomplished a win in the opening round of the State Regional tournament. Lapeer was the victim. This is the first game a Port Huron team has won in the tourna- ment in the past three years. Seniors Jack McDonald, John Thomas, and Paul Heald finished their careers against Saginaw Arthur Hill in the tournament at Flint. Jack was a sensational long-shot artist and play maker deluxe with his sharp and fancy passes. John developed the spirit of the team and developed into one of the leading scorers. Paul Heald contributed one of the highest shooting averages per game. He was exceptional with his shots from the corner of the court. Jack and John were named honorary Co-Captains at the season ' s end. At the Winter-Sports Banquet on March 16, Dick Daly was named winner of the Rotary Award symbolic of the outstanding basketball player of the year. Dick contributed 105 points in the eight games he played and was an outstand- ing floor leader. John Thomas received the Clarence Phare trophy in recog- nition of his grand sportsmanship during the year. Always first to congratulate his opponents, co-operation with coaches and teammates, and a great fighting spirit whether in the game or on the bench, were some of the qualities John contributed to earn this award. Letter winners for the season were Don Capps, Ed Rankin, Dick Turner (all Sophomores) Clarence Cureton, Roger Hanton, Lyle McAuley, Jerry Mc- Clure, Marvin Schott (all Juniors) Paul Heald, Jack McDonald, John Thomas, and Dick Daly (all Seniors). The tenth grade team also won three games during the year. Gaylord Forbes and Carl Chandler were high scorers with others turning in good play during the year. Sherman Jennings and Jim Rhadigan won awards as student managers of the team for the year. TRACK The year ' s track team finish- ed the season with six losses and one win, but four of the losses were very close. At the Regional meet they placed third. Cap- tain Albert Rus- sell scored at the State Meet as well as being top scorer on the team. Re- turning lettermen were: Lyle Mc- Auley, John Thomas, Dave Baler, Earl Shell, Jack Mc- Donald, Jack Brad- ley, Ed Brune, Doug- las Hanton, and Louis Masters. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Spadafore, Dick Johnseck, Bud Shell, Doug Hanton, Albert Russell, Dave Baker, Walker Archer, Jerry Nordgren. ROW TWO: Mr. Southerland, Bob McDonald, Ed Brune, Louis Masters, Jerry Belyea, Jim Hodge, George Pond, Lyle McAuley, Doug MacEachin, Don Akins, Coach Harry Anderle. ROW THREE: Manager Larry Palmer, Jim Ballentine, Bill Stiefel, Bob Backhurst, Dick Falk, John Thomas, Jack Bradley, Jack McDonald, Chuck Johnson. BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Cowan, Jim Crichton, Jack Fiedler, Fred Gillette, Jerry Provost. GOLf The 1953 version of the golf team enjoyed one of its best seasons. The team won nine and lost one. They tied for third place in the regionals held at Black River Country Club, and were tenth in the State tourna- ment held at Jackson. The team tied for second in the Eastern Michigan League meet. Returning lettermen were: Jerry Provost, Jack Cowan, and Jim Crichton. v ROW ONE, LEFT TO Shirley Hanton Marj — jones - s K „ Phillips, R� 8 Solomoh- lary K’uuj,, — j 6. ft. b. count - mL BBk. ivrt e Wheelih an � f . Tanya Green, Shirley llanton, ■ MoU naro, andra Thorne, Ruth u 84 ATHLETIC fl. LEADERS ASSOCIATION soPHomofics ROW ONE. LEFT TO RIGHT p u ‘ ' Mary Young. Sandra Steinhaus L ° nnie He . Kelly, row T wo ; Leota Pickett’ L o V ' Kay Soiom °n. Marlene Jeroue, Nancy Napolitian. Ruth PetteneiH y EaStman Marion Lyons, Jackie y R “ 8 ’ ™o mp , on . 8018 rHREE: Jean Leonard, juhiors ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT A i t - l °“ t - .u«, Ardity Westphal. ROW THREE 8 , Buford . Myrtle Wheel, hat s ’ H W,Cy - Chariene Mnes, ’ Kay Goodrich. Janice Mol inaro 1 ’ JUdy May nard. Vickie Kret Jane ' Vanderlake s?f c ”‘ � JL £, � - ™™“. “• • 85 rivirilH Homeroom starts the day Is this the right type ? Want me to draw you a picture? Waiting for an inspiration in Study Hall SCHOOL DAZE Meet you at the well! Save me a seat at assembly! Using that Mixed-up writing ' Busy Bee Saying the right thing at the right time. SCHOOL DflZf Peter Zenger the Second Not very hungry! The Quiet Ones The Intellectuals At the Polls Finger Rhapsody Here we go again Stick to the pattern Leather Punchers At least two sides to a question A stitch in time. English--The brain teaser. Don ' t let it backfire. Always on the job! SCHOOL OflZf 10th grade learns home nursing l v Drawing figures? Blow Bob, Blow ! Tom Gaffield flflffi HOURS Coach Haye s Slumber Party Carol Dowd, Sue Saunders, Barb Ulrich Arlyce Darlington Helen Churchill Marilyn Atkinson Peggy Sullivan Karan Kerbyson Nancy Crawford Sandra Lloyd Donna Odom Carol Irwin Phyllis Bilger Eleanor Haynes Joyce Shepards Helena Jones Alice Mitchell Janet Kriston Marsha Hunter Roberta Luce Phyllis Bilger Sharlene Rankin Dot Scheffler Officials at scout rally. Sleepy Time Barb Ulrich Sally Rock Ruth Pettengill meets assembly performer. Shirley Upleger Nancy Barr Janet Kriston Marilyn Atkinson flfltfl HOURS Referee Needed Fun at Athletic Camp. Let ' s have a party. Stepping out. Two Sues? Mr. Wade Janet and Ed Holmes Marion Monzo Ron McKinch Smile for the Birdie. Carol Cowan RfTEfi HOURS Shirley Treend and Tim Haynes Chuck Stoudt Lynden Ross PflTROnS PETER JOHNSON COMPANY KERTES-SCHIEMAN MEN ' S WEAR RENDEZVOUS STEAK HOUSE HALFORD AND STREETER BUD ' S CENTRAL SHOE REPAIR EUSEY INSURANCE AGENCY E. W. MEREDITH, PHYSICIAN JOHN A. WARD, D. D. S. BLACK AND KOERBER INSURANCE NICHOLAS G. DOUVAS, PHYSICIAN WYETH HARMAN, INC. , ARCHITECTS COVINGTON-DAVIDSON OSBORN, ATTORNEYS WATSON INMAN, ATTORNEYS DR. J. T. GOODMAN DR. L. F. GILLETT, DENTIST FRANK J. WITTLIFF COMPANY BLACK BUSH BRADT, ATTORNEYS DR. D. H. PHILLIPS, DENTIST DR. A. G. RUTTLE, ORTHOPEDIST Business Adminis - tration Higher Accounting and Auditing Junior Accounting Speed W riting 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 from 9 to 24 months without leaving the community. Graduates who have started com- mercial 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 of business education is desired. 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WILSON 516 Water Street YU-5-9056 6 7 Stewart Block CITY DAIRY The Home of Safe Milk Milk, Cream, and Buttermilk Compliments of OVERHULTZ SERVICE STATION Sinclair Products 4505 Lake Shore Road The Home of Safe Milk Phone YU-2-9831 Hugh Bonner Leo Ellsworth Compliments of BONELL COAL COMPANY ANDY ' S Coal Coke Sunoco Products Phone YU-5-8965 1234 Fourth Street Andy Zimmer and Vince Wagg Port Huron, Michigan 2738 Gratiot Avenue H. M. TOVAR AND COMPANY Milton Fry and Donald Hampton 411 Pine Street HOWARD BROTHERS Handy Hardware Everything in Hardware Pine Grove-Just North of Canal Compliments of STEPHENSON ELECTRIC COMPANY 520 Water Street Compliments of O. K. LAUNDRY COMPANY 727-729 Lapeer Avenue Phone YU-5-8105 Compliments of McKENZIE ' S MARKET ROY M. SNELLGROVE Quality Meats and Groceries Real Estate and Insurance Agency Phone YU-5-5146 Compliments of SMITH FURNITURE STORE 2402 Gratiot Avenue (is.G .G Phone YU-5-9761 The store that saves you money PAUL ' S SERVICE STATJON ■tf) 7 1133 Lapeer Avenue at 12th Phone YU-5-9332 , - • ■ ' - 100 ED ' S SHELL SERVICE Tires -Batteries Lubrication-Car Wash 24th and Electric Triendly %£ SPRINGER AND ROSE Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes 205 Huron Avenue D AND D DRUG STORE Les Kieft, R. Ph. Reliable Prescriptions 1936 Lapeer Avenue Phone YU-2-4742 Compliments of WATTERS SHOES 919 Military Phone YU-2-2980 WRIGHT, HOYT COMPANY J. Grant Moore Insurance Underwriters 509 Water Street Phone YU-4-4131 MERVIN W. TOMLIN DRUG STORES South Park Port Huron Phone YU-4-4525 KARRER -SIMPSON FUNERAL HOME Broad at Ontario Street STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLY 928 Military Street Port Huron, Michigan THE LAUTH HOTEL Banquet Facilities Mr. Mrs. L. E. Meeks Compliments of ANDY THOMAS Men ' s Wear 215 Huron Avenue JOHN S. WITTLIFF INSURANCE AGENCY 504 Water Street Phone YU-2-9503 Established 1905 MOSHER ' S Registered Jewelers American Gem Society 209 Huron Avenue Phone YU-5-5232 Store with the Street Clock LORENZ SON BUILDING SUPPLY Phone YU -2 -2 561 333 River Street Port Huron, Michigan HAROLD A. McMartin General Insurance Michigan National Bank Building Phone YU-4-4119 Compliments of HOME ROOFING AND SIDING COMPANY 563 Quay Street Port Huron, Michigan CARROLL HOUSE Port Huron ' s Modern Department Store 317 Huron Avenue Phone YU-2-0134 MANLEY MORDEN AND ASSOCIATES Complete Insurance Real Estate Service 420 Erie Street Phone YU -2-8521 Compliments of FIELDS 221 Huron Avenue Compliments of GANNON ' S DAIRY BAR 1202 Lapeer Avenue Port Huron, Michigan 101 Compliments of umiiMi am in aiuu MiuuiiiM intia Port Huron ' s Most Listened To and Respected-News Voice First in Sports 1450 on your dial Mevre WrtqJU C . Jnturanc ' Llnjirwrititi Compliments of BARNET ' S DRUG 901 Military Street PORT HURON Phone Yukon 2-3742 CAMERA SHOP Photographic Equipment and Supplies Photocopy and Reproduction Service 603 Huron Avenue Port Huron, Michigan Al. Thompson Compliments of PEACOCK LUMBER COMPANY North Approach of 10th Street Bridge Compliments of JERRY RITTER APPLIANCES 931 Military Street DE ZELL ' S SHOES Styled Especially for Young Men Winthrop Shoes Next to Majestic Theater FOX ' S Jewelers -Opticians 111 Huron Avenue The Store that Confidence Built Diamonds -Watches -Silverware Gifts Two Floors To Serve You Visit the Downstairs Gift Section 102 JOHN L. FEAD AND SONS Complete News Coverage of all High School Activities and Sports Events Times Herald and its Radio Station WT T H Wool, Athletic, Ski, Skating Hunting and Wool Socks Port Huron, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of ' 54 from everyone at Compliments of HOTEL ALGONQUIN Port Huron ' s Complete Port Huron, DEPARTMENT STORE Michigan 103 THE SQUARE DEAL REPAIR SHOP 708 Grand River Ph. YU-2-7072 Specializes in Typewriter Repairs LITTLE FOUNDRIES, INC. 24th Street at Conner Make it better with gray iron Compliments of CHANDLER CLEANERS Across from the High School 723 Grand River VOLKERT BROS. Gems • Jewelry 902 Military Street Compliments of STAN MARENGO Television at its Best 627 Huron Ave. Ph. YU-2-6651 Compliments of QUINLAN MUSIC STORE 922 Military St. Ph. YU-5-8404 DIDUCA PLUMBING HEATING CO. 710 Lapeer Avenue Port Huron, Michigan Good Houses Deserve Good Plumbing PORT HURON BUILDING SUPPLY Quality Building Material South Park YU-5-7129 • STEWART S. KIPP Funeral Home- Ambulance 9 12 Lapeer Port Huron, Michigan JACOBI CLOTHING COMPANY Louis A. Gillihan, Owner 914 Military Street Port Huron, Michigan RALPH KEARNEY ' S SERVICE Shell Products and Accessories 1002 Lapeer Ave. Ph. YU-5-9244 Compliments of GEO. INNES MEN ' S WEAR 309 Huron Avenue HAZZARD ' S BEAUTY SHOP We Specialize in all Lines of Beauty Work 508 Quay Street Ph. YU-2-4214 Tuxedo Rental Service Let us assist YOU with the problems of proper dress for formal occasions SAM ' S CUT RATE 2412 Conners South Park Compliments of W. L. COOPER REALTOR JOE ' S PLACE New Used Furniture 2314 Conner Street Port Huron MARX Jewelers and Opticians Keepsake Diamonds- Watches- Jewelry 201 Huron Avenue SOUTH PARK WELDING SUPPLIES Everything for the Welder 56 Gratiot Boulevard Marysville, Michigan Ph. YU-2-1081 The Home of Fine Photography Compliments of DIANA SWEET SHOPPE 104 Compliments of CHARLIE ROSSIE INC. Your Ford Dealer 1432 Military Street YU -4-4145 Best Wishes To Sears Future Customers Port Huron, Michigan Port Huron ' s Friendliest Store Your Bank Home Owned Home Managed The School Savings Bank PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation L. A. LEONARD MOTORS, INC. Lincoln Mercury Sales Services 517 Bard Street Phone YU-4-4126 Sales Service Compliments of MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Open Daily to 4: 30 P. M. Complete Banking Service 105 l Compliments of FOUNTAIN VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY George F. Fountain 541 Water Street Compliments of FLINCHBAUGH ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone YU-5-7197 762 Water Street Compliments of ALBERT A. FALK SON Funeral Home Quality Lumber Costs Less KERR LUMBER COMPANY 1701 Stone Street Phone YU-2 -9588 MAXON-CANHAM INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance with Maxon for Satisfaction 1 1 13 Military St. Ph. YU-4-4365 Port Huron, Michigan Compliments of PORT HURON MATTRESS COMPANY 1605 Pine Grove Avenue YU-2-3731 H D CHEVROLET COMPANY 3333 Electric Avenue Phone YU -2 -0121 Compliments of STEWART ADMAS Plumbing and Heating 2003 Pine Grove Avenue YU-2-0706 Compliments of ANDY FALK SON INC. 614 Huron Avenue Phone YU -5-6 148 STURMERS Semi -Self-Service HARDWARE 911 Military Street, Port Huron ORR HARDWARE Sports Wear 408 Huron Avenue Compliments of LAY ' S FURNITURE STORE Quality for Less 1504 Military Street RENNO ' S STANDARD SERVICE Everything for the Car Phone YU-5-9348 Pine Grove Avenue Compliments of PAULINE ' S BEAUTY SHOP All Smart Teens Patronize Pauline ' s Compliments of BRUNKA NEON COMPANY 1707 Pine Grove Ave. Ph. YU-2-1842 THE TOY HOUSE Port Huron ' s Exclusive Toy Center 601 Huron Avenue YU-2-5791 Compliments of WHEATON ' S FISH COMPANY Make Your Future Bright JACK PATON INC. DeSoto, Plymouth Dealer Port Huron, Michigan BREAKIE ' S FROZEN FOOD STORAGE Processing for Home Freezers 613 Tenth Street iDMliMM® PRESCRIPTIONS Jlc flU S 927 Military, Port Huron. Mich. ■ — ' 106 WAY WEBER ' S GROCERY 2740 Gratiot Ave. LEE ' S FOODETERIA 1001 Court Street G. G. MARKET 2019 10th Street PURKISS SON 1305 Lapeer Avenue SMITH BROS. MARKET Cor. 7th and Water WOLF ' S GROCERY 3216 Moak Street DAVIS GROCERY 901 Erie Street DOUG GIMMER Avoca, Michigan HENSCHEL ' S MARKET 5751 Lake Shore McKenzie market 2741 Pine Grove FORD MORGAN 802 Elmwood St. BIGGER ' S MARKET 24th and Moak Sts. JOHNSICK ' S GROCERY 1207 Griswold St. L. E. MASON GROCERY 2210 St. Clair River Dr. N. , Algor.ac, Mich. SIEGRIST MARKET 8895 Gratiot Avenue COGGAN ' S MARKET 1133 Tenth Ave. The most sincere congratulations and An honest wish for a Healthy and prosperous future. LoitDons fORdi DfliRy, me. 107 The Student Staff wishes to extend its sincere thanks and appreciation for the help and co-operation it has re- ceived from members of the faculty, the Port Huron Times Herald, and the businessmen. Without your aid this publi- cation would not have been pos sible. Donna Amoe, Editor Those Who Want the Best In Photography Choose ISRAEL PHOTOGR APHY ARMSTRONG ' S 515 Wall Street Phone 7931 Port Huron, Michigan Cream Crest Cottage Cheese The Choice of the Majority ARTHUR SMITH FUNERAL CO. CLEANCRAFT CLEANERS Port Huron, Michigan Smooth Sailing to Satisfaction 108 WATSON BROTHERS Plumbing and Heating Industrial Piping Compliments of EARL C. SMITH 1424 4th Street MAYBELLE VAN DANCE STUDIO If You Can Walk You Can Dance DANCING Pays Dividends Expert Instruction All Dances-All Ages ♦ Popularity ♦ Confidence OUR SPOHSORS Adams, Stewart 106 Algonquin Hotel 103 Andrews Insurance Agency. . . . 100 Andy Falk Son Inc 106 Andy ' s Sunoco Service 100 Arden ' s 105 Armstrong Distributing Co. . . . 108 Askar Shain 104 Ballentine Dry Goods Co 99 Barnet Drugs 102 Bonell Coal Company. 100 Bradley Son 99 Breakie ' s Frozen Food Storage . . 106 Brunka Neon Company 106 Carroll House 101 Chandler Dry Cleaners 104 City Dairy 100 Cleancraft Cleaners 108 Cooper W. L 104 D. D. Drug Store 101 DeZell ' s Shoes 102 Diana Hughes 99 Diana Sweet Shoppe 104 Dick ' s Sunoco Service 99 DiDuca Bros. Plumbing Heating Co. 104 Ed ' s Shell Service 101 Emerson Drugs 106 Eskay Floor Wall Coverings . . 100 Falk Son Mortuary 106 Fead, John L. Sons 103 Field ' s 101 Flinchbaugh Electric Co 106 Fountain Venetian Blind Co. . . .106 Fox ' s Jewelers Opticians . . . 102 Gannon ' s Dairy Bar 101 H. D. Chevrolet 106 Hazzard ' s Beauty Shoppe .... 104 Home Roofing Siding Co. . . .101 Howard Bros. Hardware .... 101 Israel 108 Innes, George 104 Jacobi Clothing Co 104 Joe ' s Place ’ 104 Kamber Clothes 99 Karrer-Simpson Funeral Home . . 101 Kearney, Ralph 104 Keener ' s 99 Kerr Lumber Company 106 Kerr Office Supply 100 Kerte s-Schieman 96 Kimball ' s Appliances 100 Kipp Funeral Home 104 Lauth Hotel 101 Lay ' s Furniture Store 106 Leonard Motors Inc 105 Little Foundries Inc 104 London Farm Dairy 107 Lorenz and Son 101 Lucas Funeral Home 99 Marengo, Stan 104 Marx Jewelers 104 Maxon-Canham Insurance .... 106 Maybelle Van Dance Studios McKenzie ' s Market . . . . McMartin, Harold A. Michigan National Bank. Moak Machine Tool Moore Wright Company . Morden, Manley Mosher ' s Jewelers . . . . Mueller Brass Company Nobil Shoe Company . Ogden and Moffett . . . . O. G. Pringle O. K. Laundry Orr Hardware Company. Overhault ' s Service Station Pauline ' s Beauty Shop Paton, Jack Inc Paul ' s Service Station . Peacock Lumber Company People ' s Saving Bank Port Huron Building Supply Port Huron Business College Port Huron Camera Shop . Port Huron Mattress Compan Prescription Store (The) Quinlan ' s Music Store Rendezvous Steak House Renno ' s Standard Service Ritter, Jerry .... Rossie, Charlie Inc. . Royal Tire Sales . Sam ' s Cut Rate Sears Roebuck Co. Sibilla Shoes Smith, Arthur, Funeral Co Smith, Earl C. ... Smith Furniture Store Snellgrove, Roy M. . South Park Welding Works Sperry, J. B Springer Rose . Square Deal Repair Shop Standard Office Supply . Stephenson Electric Co. St. Clair County Abstract Co. Sturmer ' s Hardware Store Tomlin ' s Drug Store Tovar, H. M. . Toy House .... Val-U -Way Stores Van-Haaften ' s Pharmac Volkert Bros. Jewelry Watson Bros. Plumbing Watters Shoes . Wheaton Fish Co. W. H. L. S. . Wilson, R. J. . Winkleman ' s Wittliff, John S. Wright Hoyt Co W. T. T. H. . leatin . 109 . 100 . 101 . 105 . 99 . 102 . 101 . 101 . 98 . 109 . 99 . 100 . 100 . 106 . 100 . 106 . 106 . 100 . 102 . 105 . 104 . 97 . 102 . 100 . 106 . 104 . 96 . 106 . 102 . 105 . 99 . 104 . 105 . 101 . 108 . 109 . 100 . 100 . 104 . 103 . 101 . 104 . 101 . 100 . 99 . 106 . 101 . 100 . 106 . 107 . 100 . 104 . 109 . 101 . 106 . 102 . 100 . 99 . 101 . 101 . 103 .Port Huron High School students are grateful to the above patrons and friends for their loyal support which helped to make this book possible. 110 I —