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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

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TOMLINSON For fifteen yearsf he has devoted his life for the betterment of young people at Port Huron High School. His exceptional school spirit and words of encouragement have benefitted every- one. His gracious manner and his consideration of our problems are beyond compare. To our principal, Morton J. Tomlinson--we respectfully dedicate the 1955 STUDENT. Ad . .W at gadfwl of Zducaldaa x . wil.. ix kl., N -4' V ' J- x,,.3 1 , '! ' 1 dA. .r President: Mrs' Ldwm - . t n 5- . ,demz Frank O. Staigc d A' Coolcy, Thom o lr WCC Prem C Benedict. Rlchm A . H. Brahany. ' 5 stanley . T1 William X65 F, Kem? ' - EFT T0 PJGH HT. Dr. Chat ROW ONl:. L , LEFT TO PJC' ' Ou HaYnes. ROW T W Knut. M ucation are elected by the people of the school district to represent them in matters relating to the business of operating the public schools of this city. Their functions as a Board of Education is legislative with authority defined by the School Laws of the State of Michigan. They serve without compensation save that which comes from the satisfaction derived from serving one's communi embers of the Board of Ed aghezdnteacleaz' of S Howard D Crull has bee th . n e Superin- tendent of Schools in Port Huron for the past thirteen years. He has always shown a great inter ' ' est in the educational growth of h t 6 youth, and he has played a large part in the school building program in Port Huron. 8 HOWARD D. CRU LL i MORTON J. TOMLINSON Awww The chief duties of the Assistant Principal, Miss Florence C. Wiese, are to keep the attendance and personnel records for all students and to head the guidance program. In spite of her heavy schedule, she always finds time to assist us in personal problems and school projects--for this we are grateful. I I As Principal of Port Huron High School, Morton J. Tomlin son bears the responsibility of the high school students and their actions. For fifteen years he has faithfully carried out these duties. He deserves the Commendation of all students for his work. FLORENCE C. WIESE M' 4' ff Q WZ HELEN ALEXANDER Home Economics HARRY ANDERLE Social Arithmetic JAMES ARMOUR History ELLEN KEAN FRA NCES MOORE Counselors CATHERINE BROWN Foods GLENN BURNELL Machine Drawing LORETTA BLACKBURN Cafeteria Manager LINFORD BOND Physics Science ELEAZAR CURTI Spanish RICHARD DILl.ON Mathematics ROBERT DRESSER General Science MARY EDWARDS Latin 10 ?wfffff Q 2 1. M5555 'Q , 'Q 6 .l MARION HOUCK English MARY GLENN JACOBUS English Journalism COLEN SOMMERVILLE GAYLORD FEICK Counselors LEO JOHNSON Chemistry EUNICE EICHHORN History ISABELLE FRANKHAUSER Commercial ALICE KUHLENKA MP Crafts ERNEST GERKE Vocational Co-ordinator LESTER GEMMILL History-American Gov'l. REED LAUGHLIN Health Education ROBERT HAYES Health Education JOHN HEERING Health Education 11 A1 t. f it f i I 5. ... fr 19 -Q f MA RY LEONARD Gcomutry FERN LINDSAY Commercial ROBERT MEDFORD Metals Shop CATHERINE MEEI-IAN Algebra-Geometry ALTA LLOYD History LAURA MOORE Home Economics MARJORIE MUHLITNER Economics Government IIMMIE LOBAUGH Music MARY NEIL Mathematics MAURICE PONTINE Driver Training ISABEL MACLAREN English CORA D, POSEY Bookkeeping WINIFRED POWELL Art 12 7614415221 DAPHINE RANTANEN Commercial ETTA REID English MARION ROWE Biology MILDRED RUSH History ALINE RUTHE Commercial CARL SCHROEDER Machine Shop E. SHELTON Architectural Drawing Mechanical Drawing CYRII. SMITH History l 3 We -V 'Q .., all 4 , if W -u I - , Q -A New fl A I A I YN. ae . ,.,, - V -A nah , 'W' 4'- +I , 1 , IX,-.eg DORIS WARREN CAROLINE WINBORN DONALD WISMER VIRGINIA YATES MILDRED ZUIDEMA Government French Dist. Ed. Related Speech English Sociology English ,4,46aeS BARBARA HQENCH VIRGINIA FORBES CLARA WELLMAN I WILLIAM PORTICE 14 GLENN PEDERSON Engineer Custodian Samba. 1. f 'ff I w fs- T5 R L + A ft M' 'QW ROBERT INGRAM FRANK TRANZOW CAROL DUBS President Vice Pres. Secretary JOANNE ALLOWAY I,-f Y. RICHARD G, DAVID GERALD F. BATEMAN BELL BROWN GERALD H. CAMPBELL NANCY L. LANGS Treasurer KENNETH ARKI LLS X L A ' A E - Q , DONALD C. BUSH MARYLOU CARPENTER R . W endow .xx 2 fi 'uf' . ROBERT HELEN s. ARNOLD ASHLEY 4' 'A A X , .. . f 5 X CLAUDETTE KARL CATES CAUGHILL W emhw . .A '-Q in Q f XE W' 2' is R N BARBARA HELEN CARL EDWARD D, CHENEY CHURCI-HLL CISKY CLINE ' fif AUDREY DAVIS MA BLE DA WSON N.. 3 SHARON CAROLE FERGU SON FOGARTY Rx, EUGENE BETTY FORD GILMORE 5. L mx. 'I 'L f ,. B. K ,NM I7 ROBERT I OA NN CHARLEEN GLORIA HAIGHT HASSAR HENRY HOGAN '63, , L A RONALD DONALD GROH HAAS 'X fx. . f -I r X 55 3 f .fs I . 1 'jf H , DONALD JACOB RONALD IACKEL IASKOSKI JOHNSON Pv- T M'-fl. X MARY KIERNAN ., ,A , 4 us. 5 ,:,, P 1 . ': i f lf mf I. THOMAS MARIORIE LOUIS LOEPRICH MARTIN MASTER Bt , '! 'Gif GARY C. JONES W emhw JERRY LEST ER ' but I 'Sv I v K RONALD D, MATTOX .5 r N, I 4 Q' RONALD BONEL LE LIDDLE LIT TLE MALCOLM 18 DENNIS SANDRA SUZANNE MAY MCCANN MILLER MILLS -'53 eachw MARGARET MINNIE Xie- P' X I. Q9 I BETTY SHARON DENNIS NICKELSON O'ROURKE PICKERING Q N , JOHN PLATZER KAY ANN BARBARA SHIRLEY RICHARDSON ROTZ SASS ROBERT H. ROBERT I. MELVIN MORRIS MORRIS MUNRO 'Tv- LEOTA PICKETT fwi fR. 'W' 6 W X, A , :Lqwgiayf DARIENE RODNEY L. IULIE PRA NGE PROVO ST RAU SER YVONNE SCHWENK Qs. RICHARD SCOUTEN -it 5? seek ,- r.-:qt FRED SHARLOW ' ua .Q MARY LOU SMITH JH JEAN SHEPARDSON TAMARA SOKOLOFF SENIORS AT WORK IULIANA SHEPARDSON J!! ROBERT SQUIRES -R va' 4 12-I-. .5 M LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Langs, Frank Tranzow, Constance Wills, Carol Dubs, Tamara Sokoloff. W endow CAROL NANCY STEINHAUS TRUSCOTT MOTTO e shall either find a way or make one. COLORS Garnet and Silver FLOWER Red and White Roses eadaw GRANT CHARLOTTE ROBERTA CAROL TUCKER TURNER VAN CONANT WASHBURN Ql 1 E A xx 3 .f 3 . film RTA A 'R L CHARLES CONSTANCE GLORIA LORNA JOANNE RAY wssr wins WITHUN wooo WOODROW Pictures were not available for the following seniors: Wallace Child, Darl Coggins, Dick Conant, James Dimoff, Elaine Isbister, Albert Russel, Lee Smith, and Leo Toodzio. A N HOMEROOM TEACHERS Isabelle Frankhauser Donald Wismer A A Jfff CATHERINE MEEHAN Class Sponsor Zl Q I 9'1 I JA, ' v ,Q ip, 1 M ' '4 . 55' DOUGLAS HANTON ROGER HANTON President Vice Pres. MARILYN ANN ANGBRAN DT ARMSTRONG v ll' VIRGINIA LINDKE ROBERT HANTON Secretary Treasurer DONALD AIKINS pr, 3:9 Y: S rs Q xxx 1 GARY ALLEN I . : . ' ,L Az. X A vz1S!3f5-- gy 'A Y W, QL f -: I -f ' 1 DON SHIRLEY A. ARMSTRONG ASHTON I 15+ X BARBARA 22 CAROL BALRD BALLARD 6606 JOHN C. CECELIA ALLEN ALMANZA JAMES L. ERCELYN G BA LLENTINE BARHAM 6016 eniaw MILDRED ANN BEACH sl, A 3 Q' N! 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LILA 2 8 WILLIAM CLARA JERRY HENSLER HEYER HOAG HODGE 66056 X Ag 5 . W m , J. D. DELBERT ERIE HORNE HOWARD JAMES HODGE ll. NANCY ALEX JOYCE E HOLLA ND I-IOPP HORN PATRICIA HOWARD SUSAN HOWARD MARSHA MERYL LORETTA LAURA HUNTER HYZER ISABELL JACKEL Ki V JACQUELIN CHARLES KEMPTON 29 CARULYN JEROUE JOHNSON JOHNSON JONES V , fx' ff- . A, fi, RICHARD P. WICK D. GRACE NANCY IONSECK JORDAN JURN KANTHAK ANNE KEIL FREDERICK KIDD I N., : iuf KAY EUGENIA KILE KING wwf MARLENE KELLY RONALD KINGSBURY DONALD 3 0 MARILENE KINNA KIPPEN 6606 c 1 J . ik? - 1:51 CHARLES RICHARD KEMPF KERBYSON .A xQ ' W Q . ? . hh . J -,, 'A EMILIE JOSEPH KLAAS KODET :me endow 6? ,Q Q gli 1? .:.f?' as 'SX DON RUTH ANN MERLE DOROTHY KOTA KOURY KRA MP KRAUSE 3. '- N M fr-cf K AK f ROBERT MARLYN BEVERLY COL LEEN LAKIN LAMBERT LAMING LAMING , 1 1 , , 4 Q 3: . A flw df.. A ,A V fa m - 2-L ' vZ1i+r, .'! M hx, -.v- P 'Ik BEVERLY KAY JAMES NANCY LANG LANGOLF LANKFORD LA SHBROOK A ,i k fy :F -5? 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Q si x I I SARA DONNA ELIZABETH NUSKE ORR OSKO DIRK 34 PATRICIA PATRICK VERABELL OUSSOREN PARDEE PARRISH PATRICK awe ecdaw ' 1 'S-. N 15 JAMES PEELING JEANNE PERRY fi' 5 JOAN SUE AVALON PHYLLIS PICKELHAUPT DAVID JANET RADIKE REA DY PLETZ POLOVICH SHIRLEY POLOVICH GEORGE POND Xua BEVERLY RHADIGAN H2155 R VA LERIE POT BURY JAMES RHADIGAN ANN PETERSON A 6 , .f mr Y : V NAOMI PRINGLE RUTH PETTENGILL JERRY PROVOST :me eadaw r Q 2 III .IAMES MARILYN I. LAWRENCE WILLIAM RICHARDS RICHERT RILEY ROBINSON 'QP' IEANNE MARCIA LYNDEN JOHN R. ROC K ROGERS ROS S ROT H A 7,5 5 I SHIRLEY SI-IELLIAN BEVERLY CHUCK RUMPTZ SANFORD SASS SCANDALITO I x E. FREDERICK SCHAEFER JUNE PAUL DELAINE SCHLICHT SCHLUETER SCHNEPP :me EA R 606074 Q . 1 A I X X Ni L Q I ff f 3 I MARVIN EILEEN LINDA SALLY SCHOTT SCHWENK SELTZER SHAFER DRVAL GERALDINE CLINTON PATRICIA sHAGENA. JR. SHAPPEE sHARRARD sHARs ' A-. E AAA I A L , a,, W EARL ELs1E MARIE LUCILLE DAVID SHELL SHUBERT SILLS SIMS BARBARA GEORGE JOY 3 7 PETER SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH it 6606 eadaw RICHARD W, ROBERT E. TIMOTHY A. WALTER L. SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH ,J V ' h 1 O , .. 1- ' 'fx K Assign M'A' 1 fi X X JAMES D, KAY GERARD LUCILLE I. SNOVER SOLOMON SPADAFORE SPEAR E ' H ' XL p 9 A A 1, 6 1 f SANDRA JOHN NOREEN SANDRA SQUIRES STAIGER, IR. STANYER STEINHAUS R A A 'TI 6 1' ., Y ' .- Q ,Q-v at . i , , ..- , -,-' 'ERA it we LEE 3 3 CHARLES FRANK MARY STOKAN STOUDT STOVER SUTTON 6056 PATRICIA ANN SYLVESTER I 5 I rf IE NANCY GARRISON E. GLORIA TAYLOR TEPPER TERPENING BARBARA THOMPSON 'K x I -. 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' N A If K AGNES CAROLYN SHIRLEY EVELYN WILLIAMS WILSON WILSON WINTERS I ARLENE WOLF E 1 MARILYN MARY RONALD JOSEPH WORKING YOUNG ZIMMER KING 41 MELVIN WILCOX S CHARLES VAN NORMAN me eadaw ffffsm :I X LORETTA BLACKBURN Clas s Sponsor Wim I-IOMEROOM Linford Bond Ernest Gerke Leo Johnson Isabel MacLa Laura Moore Marion Rowe Aline Ruthe Wesley Viilo TEACHERS Fen Caroline Winborn Josephine Woodward Mildred Zuidema Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. 764-wa Medium Blue and Silver Yellow Rose Pictures were not available for the following seniors: Keith Allen, Sue Brackenbury, Beverly Glea- son, Mary James, David Mallorey, Louise Marshall, Jerry McLaughlin, Alvin VanBuskirk. 42 1 , ' - '.., n - D Wig, 'Su 3 1- fg R. 5 :mt .rn U IWIICLASS I Richard Albert Carol Amoe Bob Archibald Ann Armstrong David Atfield Joe H. Atkinson William Atkinson Don Bailey Beverly Bassett Gertrude Bates Barbara Beck Clifford Beem Yvonne Blanchard Don Bond Sharon L. Book Ralph Bopra, Jr. Don Bra g Leanne Brandl Wilma Briggs Mark Briones Bob Brown Jerry Brown John Brown Terry Brown Mary Armstrong James Arnold Larry Arvoy Myrna Ashley Ervin Balhoff Beatrice Banks Nick Bankson Jeff Barry Bingham Bennett George Betts Robert Biggqer Judith Blac Terry Borkowski Dorothy L. Bowen Kathleen Bowns Ruth A. Bradley Edward Brooks Howard Broughton Barbara Brown Beverly Brown Virginia Brown Norma Jean Budd Norman Budd Audrey Buford gi A , i f 5 1, Q 'lil T 'l if .J A C 2 f snr- , ax Q ii y 1 ,E ,R ,Q Q 9 A 9. g 9 l, W 'fi 1, A 1 iii: ei ..ty, K cmdofza sneeze. ea-eaas rises ez l Q . se mira C Marion Buntrock Shirley Burleigh JoAnne Burns Matthew Burtch Nanc Campbell Don Capps Sondra Carpo David Carter Francis Chartier Sandra Church George D. Clark Patricia Clark Georgena Cook Ila Cook Jim Cook Janice Coulston Ty Crockett Vivienne Cummins Dick Cunningham Ronald Curry Ruth Davidson Kathryn Ann Davis Nancy Lee Dear Alton Denman Patricia Ann Down Sally Duff Noreen Dunsmore Lawrence Eastman Forrest Burton Phyllis Bussey Richard Butler Charles Callender Jack Cartmell Harold Cates Maril Caughill Carl Cggandler Janet Cline James Bronson Charlotte Collingwood Cossiette Conley Marlene Coulter Howard Courtney Margaret Cowan Carol Crawford Patricia Dalziel June Conklin Bob Damec Benjamin Davey Gary Dicer Kay Diller Ronnie Donaghy Bob Dortman Joanne Edie Sue Eifert Catherine Eisenhauer Richard Ellis lf. IAX 5h Q'-. 9 i a. Li LN'L1- X .. I Q Q 9 ,XJ JEJH5 PQ X ' v I iw' l Vivian Gurns ey William Gushwa George Geikas Fred Haddad Gary Hall Loretta Hall Willie Hall Thomas Hamilton Harriett Hartnett Alan Haugner Beverly Hawley Hazel Hayward Ral h Henschel William Herrmann Barbara Hess Nancy Heyer Ruth Ann Hitchings Bob Hoffman Leroy Holmes William Hooper Joyce Hudson William Hudson Pat Hutchings Margaret Hyslop Alice Johnson Gwen Johnson Mike Johnston Stuart Johnston Margaret Hagle Roger Haight Ronald Hai ht Eugene Hal? Eugene Hancock Shirley Hanton Rosemary Harper Bob Hart Jerie Hebner Pat Hency Carol Henderson Nancy Henning Judy Hill Barbara Himmel Jim Hines Tim Hinkley John Hopps Cynthia Hoskins Carol Hottenroth Janet Howell Nancy Ingles Connie Innes Joe Jacobs Lloyd Jenkins Charlene Jones Odel Jones Gloria Kalish Jim Kearly ,W ti! 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Manning Clara Manning Kay Marsh Phillip Martin Joye Maynard Judy Maynard Jim McCallum Mabel McCallum Edwin McDonald Beverly Mclntyre Ed Mclvor Judith Ann McKee Mickey McWilliams Timot y Meno Wayne Milburn David Miller Caroline Moore Phillipp Morris Bob Morrison Grace Mort Jim Mullen Sally Myles Lawrence Nelson Richard Nichol Albert O'Dell Maxine Oliver Jennray Oliver Richard Oringer Frank Martinez Judy Master Harriet Mathews Bill Maxwell Sharon McCann Don McCormick Carole McCullough Art McDonald Lyle McLane Norma McLane Dorothy McNaughto11 Cecil McQuiller Evelyn Moeller Louise Moffatt Janice Molinaro Kay Molstead Meredith Mugavero Richard Mu avero Joan Mugrigge Ron Mugridge Doris Norquist Nancy Nuhn Frank Nunez Sharon Nuske Donna Osborne Lois Osborne Mildred Pagen Robert Par er 3 K 1.1 i t , 4 kk ' k .. 45 we e ' aj' Q f .A L I- 4-If Q Y 4: I ., D pk M 2 E55 .Q I -Y. af if A as 9 Al i? 1962 s29 E?2E Emery L. Ryan Janet Sabatovich Margaret A. Samson Bob E. Sass Donald Scott Janet Scott Donna Seltzer Peggy Semrow Floyd N. Shue Noreen Shumate Kaye A. Simmons Joe Simpson Doris M. Smith Fred J. Smith Janice Smith Jeanne Smith Gerald Sobczynski Bob Solomon Robert Sparr Eileen Springborn Barbara Stanlake Lawrence Stanley Emil Steinhaus Larry Stevens William Sukis Susanne Sullivan Sam James Sullivan Valerie Swaffield F elif . in 1 1' Q n e.A. I 2-91' j G .N . .elf ,. ., 13.1123 Marlene Schneider Norman E. Schrader Leroy Schumann Barbara Scott Mar aret Shagena Cargl Sharrard Bill Sharrow Charlene Sheffield Patricia Simpson Jim Siple Geor e Skinner Davie? C. Slater Marshall Smith Robert J. Smith Walter Joe Smith John Snyder Connie S uires Jerry Stallaenow Gail Stableford Eugene Stallard Ray Straffon Elizabeth Streeter Ronald Stroud Frances Suggs Ann Taylor Norman Taylor Ann Thomas Mary Thomas 15194 is 6 Ronald Pearson Beverly Jean Peeling Joseph Pelc Marjorie Penn Lincoln O'Brien Mary Kaye Phillips Bob Pickering David Pickett Karen Provost Howard Puddock Jeannette Pulford Leland Purkiss Norma Randolph Ed Rankin Gerald Rankin Albert Rawlings Judy Reeves Clifford Reynolds Rosie Reynolds Tim Reynolds Virginia Rockstroh Mary Roelens Melvin Roskey Thomas Ross B Lois Joan Pennell Linda Peterson Janice Pettee James Pettengill Lynn Pickett Sally Pincomb Robert Porrett Betty Pringle Janice Rademacher Donald Radike Norman Raines Danny Randolph Augustine Raygosa Arnold Ready Donald Rebitzke Charles Recker John Rich Griffin Robinson Robert Robinson Judy Rock Patrick Rowbotham Albert Roy Rowe Gary W. Rowe Lewis D. 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Warren Delores Wasmuth Lillian Wheeler Myrtle Wheelihan Ralph Whitican Sandra Wildie Helen Wilks Iva Willett Carol Wilton Jerry Wine Marion Winter Barbara Zajac Edith Fye LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Stabenow. Frank Kellogg, and Eddy Spurlin. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lou Lane, Sandra Church, Margaret Wilder, Meredith Mu- gavero. Chuck Fox, Dave Pickett, Donald Dreschel.. and Lynn whybrew. Planning the Jingle Bell Mambo, QLEFT TO RIGHTQ: Bob Damec, Jerry Tranzow, Judy Koch CSEATEDJ, Judy Volkert, Phyllis Bussey, Cynthia Hoskins. 49 Robert Adkins Tommy Adkins Judy Agnew Marlene Albert Melanie Andreae Jerry Armstrong John Armstrong Shirley Armstrong James Atkinson Helen Ayrton Judith Badgerow Austin Baird Gerald Barr Suzanne Barr Vivian Barry Donna Bartley Joan Benedict James Bennett Sharron Best Gail Betts Mar aret Bolton Jim iorgerson Robert Bossardet Janet Bowns ff Douglas Albritton Robert J. Alcock Bill Alldredge Ronald Allen Larry Arnold Pat Arnold Fred E. Atkins Harry E. Atkins Jack Baker George Balabon Marjorie Ballard Bob Bankert Carol Bauslaugh Earlene Beaver Patsy Behr Ruth Beltz Joe Binion Judy L. Bishop Marilyn Bissett Basil Blaney Paul Breakie Donald Breckon Joyce Breckon Ronald Brackon , .W Q- +- 084 .Y Hz.. 5 , . ,Q vi, - 1- W ' A ez, . , . ,Yi dsrit fl ef ' ' : A ry ai'i if ng ' Q f A V A L' A zifwxb y ' J Vg my L, iq. , ,I 1 . A if I , gs. , i V Q il A A . is G as i'iil A i in J as 45, ,K t i V, Z.y ., ,V . p , ff , 1 R3 vi. A . . b y , pg if 4 J i' A J his an A at J r a ,Q A . 4 J me A 4 '. W- V ' .2 - 'A hw ' i '-A E ',i, N, Q- f y, is ii r ,WF . 6 wg, 9 ,ff H 4 K V .wg X A Vrb, ,h y W M IK'-J my m lk iiiii eff? 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Eric Girchardt Connie Gleason Mary Gleason Jack Glenn Nancy Gossman Janelle Goudie Florence Graham Barbara Grant Charlotte Grover Ruth Gustincic Jane Evonne Hall Joan Hall Joanne Harris Darrly Hastings Sherry Hayes Janice Hazen Pat Herber Jeanne Herbert Dorraine Herfert Barbara Hernandez Mary Lou Himmel Helen Hodgins Pat Hopp Margaret Horn Barbara Hubbell Harvey Hubble Judith Hubble Charlene Huff V as ' Q . S , if T' Af? 9? Lg, ix. Y ' John Gofton Patricia Goheen Loretta Goodman Ronnie Gorinac Dennis Green Walter Green Ronald Greene Gayle Grice Nancy Hall Ruth Hamilton Robert Hand Dale Harris Lucille Heath John Heerin Larr Heimgach Donalrd Henderson Jesse Hill Judy Hill Judy Ann Hill Ric ard Hill Margaret Howard Carol Howey Edward Howe Bill Howe Charles Huff Gerald Huston Frederic Ingersoll Gerald Ingles 1 xg K: J! . ,J wx. 1 if -t C-qs TUE 'Mi QQ x 'fu' rr' iw 'Y' .5-sf is or s- , A -2- -1 .- . . ab xx , . Yvonne Doan Wayne Dodge Phyllis Donahue Jay Dowell Roselyn Edwards Susan Edwards Carol Ellis Gloria Ellsworth Alfred Curtis Emunson Patricia Etter Donna Evans Mary Louise Evans Judith Fenner Lewis Fenner Harry Fields Joyce Ford Donna Fralick Eddie Freeman Clarence Friley Carl Milton Fry Bill Genaw Judy Gerhardt Madeline Gerhold Dick Gerkowski f Sharon Drown Mary Dudley Judith Dunkel Doris Durrant Judy Ellsworth Jacquelyn Emerick Janet Emerick Georgia Emig Carolyn Sue Falk Sheila Fawcett Carol Fellows Edith Fenner Robert Forstner Donna Foster Gar Foster Clyclie Fowler John Gamble Carol Gardner Norman Gardner Patsy Gardner David Germain Lee Gierman Robert Gillett Mary Gilmartin x.i rsnn bQ. o ii a n ,L K r .ii ..L' K a i , Q J : ii if r ' K? .b ' . - 4 up r Q. .Q 4 'egg is K xl, , 'r .f- A .. ri 4 ' l . I A ., x I ,mg k e , it Y . . S I B S Q s - ' i n n ,Qtr i' fa t f iw ., . x W ' if I .: : ' 'g ag J M . U - ft 1 ' . 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'ii Aii . ii fa ' - ' R 4 J A Wilfred Perry Judith Lynn Peterson Otto Peterson Lois M. Peyton Gary Pollock Betty Pope Kenneth Porrett Arthur Potbury Wilfred Putze Sandra Raetzel Ronald Raines Bonnie Rea Jack Reynolds Leonard Rich Jill Richards Bill Robbins Helen Rohm Robert Rome Dick Roskey Richard Ross June Ruff John Rumptz Eleanor Ruprecht Nancy Scahill Barbara Schneider Norman Schuck Sharron Scriver Carole Semrow Gar Phillips Editli Pickelhaupt Valerie Pickett Joe Platzer Erdine Precour Jac ueline Price Ira il9rin le Tom Purgkiss Ruth Reinke Sally Resse uie Dave ReynoFds Irene Reynolds Richard Robins Alice Robinson JoAn Robison June Rock Robert A. Ross Helen Roth Miriam Roth Eldred Rouse Mary Schatzline Jeannette Scheff Judith Schleicher Ernest Schleusener Nancy Schlueter Lee Gar Shagena Marvin Slhagena Bill Shain Patricia Meter Thomas Mierendorff David Miller Marilyn Miller Carol Moffatt Suzanne Monzo Gordon Standley Moore Jerry Moore Genevieve Moutoux Joyce Mugridge Roy Muir Sharon Munger Jim Norris Beth North Laurient Noud Pat Novar William. Olary Wanda Oliver John Olshove Jack Osborn Patricia Palmer Jud Papineau Gaii,Marie Parr Mary Ruth Parr Wayne Miller Geraldine Miskell Jeanette Mitchell Robert Moak Joan Moore Larry Morrish Yvonne Morrison Norma Moss Beatrice Murphy Carol Newman Janet Nicholson Nancy Nixon Jerry Nutt Leo O'Brien Gary O'Donnell Dora Ogden Glenn Osborne Margaret Osgood James Ostrander Jerry Paeth Charles Pavey Kenneth Peck Nina Pelch Nancy L. Pemberton e 2 -5 i N 1 M ifnx ich at will GEQERQQQ gg if J' use Q: P 1 'J ' i a- 2 2 lj I + ' C3 Q 1 i n J fi -A gg, .J 5 ess H3929 Q2 sees 29 W Joanne Sharrard Dick Shell Carole Shepley Albert Shilling Susan Sinclair Steve Sischo Theresa Slowinski Brenda Smith William Soderberg Russ Sokoloff Rosalyn Sorenson Sandra Sorrells Lyle Stevens Mar Stouffer Freclyerick Stuewer Eldridge Suggs Barbaranne Sweet Ivan Sweitzer James Tarzwell Cynthia Tate Bill Thielman King Thomason Carol Thorley Marjorie Thornton David Tomlinson Edward Towns Neva Treend Margaret Treleaven Evelyn VanSick1e Ann Mary Vincent Sharon Vogel Warren Wade Jerry Watson Mary Lou Weaver Bob Weber Marilyn Webster Larry Westphal Susan White Donald Whitford Willia Whittaker David Williams Denise Wilson Dick Wilson William Wilson Howard Woods Ronald Woolman Janet Yeitter Mary Ann Short Maxine Shott Bob Sibilla Diane Smith Douglas Smith Lee Warren Snover Sharron Stannard Joseph Stark Joann Steinhaus Kay Suits Dora Sutton Linda Swaffield James Taylor Dick Teac out Robert Tenniswood Joyce Thrower Thomas Tielking Lucille Tipkey Jean Tucker Carol Turner Fred VanCamp Marian Wagner Beverly Wakeham Jean Warner Judith Wellman Ronald Wells JoAnn Westphal Leroy Wilcox Marge Willert Carolyn Willey Laura Wismer David Wolven Leona Woodley Grant Yeo Richard Yorke Joanne Zuelch C ONCESSIONS WOR KERS 1 ,-1 1 EN ...IM 5 Hamm ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE This year the Student Council has forty-five members, not including the President and Vice- President. The many activities of the council are handled through the various committees: Activity, Assembly, Election, Building and Maintenance, Trophy, Pep, Party, Publicit , and Clubs. Three committees that have been add,ed this year are Service, which handles fund-raising campaigns like the Junior Red Cross Drive, Host and Hostess, which welcomes and shows new students around the school, and Paper Selling, which handles the selling of the school supplies. Some of the things that were under- taken by this year's Council are: l. Welcomed the new tenth graders at the t beginning of the year. W1115- and I-Yndon Whybrew. Z. Planned a Homecoming celebration with an assembly, a parade, a dance, and the election of a queen and her court. 3. Held the annual Teacher's Tea. 4. Purchased and decorated the Christmas tree for the hall and handled the collection of canned goods and money for the needy. 5. Sent delegates to the Citizenship Con- ference in Ann Arbor and to the Eastern Michigan League Conference. 6. Conducted the various elections held throughout the year. 7. Sold season tickets for both football and basketball. 8. Daily sold paper and other school Sandra Squires, Jan Charron, Vickie Kress, Charlotte Grover, Constance POLIO FUND DRIVE supplies. 9. Sponsored the second annual Pick Up Week. . Sent two Care packages to needy countries. . Had a most successful magazine sale. . Sent representatives to serve on the Youth and Child Welfare Committee, the Citizens Committee for Municipal Improvements, and the Athletic Board Students take part through the homerooms. of Control, ELECTION COMMITTEE ACTIVITY COMMITTEE Lyle McAu1ey, James Rhadigarg Sandra Bill HEYCI. Kay Marsh. Mary Lou Lane. Thorne, Dennis McCann, Bill Kreeger, Barbara Cheney. Rlllh ADH KOI-lfy, Mary and John Heefing. Macliachin, Bfld Gary Dicer. 56 I FIRST SEMESTER ,, '1?n A P1 EEEE A - ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Constance Wills, James Rhadigan, William Heyer, David Sims, Miss Muhlitner, Lyle McAuley, Kay Solomon. ROW TWO: Barbara Gorte, Kay Marsh, Vickie Kress, Sandra Thorne, Rosie Sorenson, Charlote Grover, Jackie Emerich, Ruth Beltz, Sandra Raetzel, Nancy Heyer, Carol Emig, Barbara Cheney, Ruth Ann Koury, Sally Shafer. ROW THREE: JoAnn West- phal, Mary MacEachin, Carol Newman, Carol Turner, Lyndon Whybrew, Mary Lou Lane, Sharon Book, John Heering, Joe Raygosa, Scotty Epley, David Slater, Sandra Squires, Barbara Baird, Shirley Wilson, ROW FOUR: Howard Broughton, Gary Dicer, Jerry Stabenow, Jan Charron, Bill Kreeger, Joe Colgan, Jerry Gonser, Donald McKenzie, Edmund Brune, Dennis McCann, Ron Mugridge Gary Kilboum. r -A vt ,- Serves is , N ,S , , si STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS DAVID SIMS KAY SOLOMON President Vice-President First and Second Semesters First and Second Semesters 57 ldgdtdaaae BIGREDS , 'w1-i S7 xg dial fr 7 ws' , . , ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Leoiihard, Lillian Gkekas, Jill Bradley, Virginia Lindke, Kay Ann Richardson, and Charlotte Turner. ROW TWO: Thomas Creed, James Rhadigan, Nancy Edson, Robert J, Morris, and Tim Meno. ROW THREE: Jessie MacDon- ald, Carol Moffatt, Mary Jean Makedonsky, Patricia Clark, Dora Sutton, Myrna Klaas, Ann Taylor, Judith Koch, Nancy Hcyer, and Judith Volkcrt. ROW FOUR: Ronald Sample, Thomas Hamilton, Donald Drescher, Bill Hooper, Nancy Gillihan, Nancy Nuhn, George Gough, Barbara Hess, and Patricia Simpson. 'VVV' ' The Lighthouse, originally I UTULUU' mimeographed, is now printed ' every two weeks and distributed to approximately six hundred subscribers by the thirty mem- bers. Although mainly financed by advertising, the Lighthouse earns money through subscrip- tions, concessions and the annual spring dance. The Lighthouse has received Quill and Scroll rating for several successive years. Last year the total points were the highest, and we received the International First K ,is Place Award. The Lighthouse sent two members of the staff to the I University of Michigan for a two weeks' summer journalism Virginia Lindke, James Rhadigan, Kay Ann Richardson, First Semester Edi- Course. tor, Eleanor Fettiiig, Tom Creed, Second Semester Editor, and Jill Bradley, Business Manager First and Second Sc mestcrs. l ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Tielking, Doug Albritton, Forrest Burton, Yvonne Schwenk, and Jerry Provost. ROW TWO: Nancy Lashbrook, Connie Innes, Judy Wellman, Edmund Brune, Mrs. Rantanen, Carol Amoe, Ann Curnow, Lynden Ross, Beth North, Mary Sutton, and Janice Mason. ROW THREE: Tim Meno, Jim Richards, and Yvonne Blanchard. OFFICERS The Student Staff has worked hard hoping to produce a book which you will enjoy. It wishes to ss, ,x.- T express its appreciation for the co-operation it N is 5 received from the faculty, the administration, MM The Times Herald, Mr. William Brahany, Jr.g if Mr. Nelson Armstrong, and the business and -X lg A professional men who advertised in the yearbook. 1 X ' STAFF MEMBERS AT WORK Par Howard . . . . Business Manager ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Armstrong, Jerie JCFYY PFOVOSI - - AS5iSf-2111! Editor Hebner. ROW TWO: Ruth Ann Koury, Ken Farber. Lynden Ross . . . . . Editor 59 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lila Hensler, Janice Hazen, Judy McKee, Beverly Rhadigan. ROW TWO: Dora Sutton, Carol Leonhard, Patricia Koopman, Mable McCallum, Doris Emerich. ROW THREE: Miss Frances Moore, Diane Smith, Jeanette Pulford, Pat Shars, Clara Manning, Shirley Burleigh. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia Lindke, Mary Young, Barbara Gorte, Jill Bradley. ROW TWO: Ripley Taylor, Tamara Sokoloff, Linda Peterson, Pat Hutchings, Nancy Gillihan, Bar- bara Hess, Nancy Nuhn, Elizabeth Streeter, Patricia Simpson, Jean Shepardson, Sandra Squires, Carol Langs. ROW THREE: Kay Solomon, Sally Shafer, Kay Richardson, Connie Wills, Sharon McCann, Susan Sullivan, Judy Koch, Shirley Teachout, Carol Amoe, Ann Taylor, Ann Armstrong. ROW FOUR: Miss Ellen Kean, Jerry Provost, Elaine Kerr, Barbara Zajac, Lonnie Pletz, Lillian Gkekas, Marilyn Maxon, Ruth Pettengill, Beth Armstrong, Mary Lou Smith, Mary Fawcett, Louise Moffett, Jack Cowan, June Ruff, June Rock, Mildred Pagen, Sally Cline, Susanne Sullivan, Nancy Linda Seltzer, Lois Osborne, Sue Edwards, Fern Miller. LEFT TO RIGHT, SITTING: Shirley VanderVeen, president: Nancy Bland, vice-president. STANDING: Deborah Corneils, Margaret Horn, Jo Ann Cowper, Marcia Rowe, Mary Lund, 666154. THE FUTURE NURSES CLUB The Future Nurses Club encour- ages girls to find out what nursing requires and what it offers. The club aids girls who think that they may want to choose professional or practical nursing as a career. OFFICERS Presidents .... Judy McKee Beverly Rhadigan Recording Secretary.Lila I-Iensler Corresponding Secretary Jan Hazen Treasurer . . Pat Pardee Sponsor . . Miss Moore COLLEGE CLUB The College Club has been organized so that stu- dents planning to attend col lege can become acquainted with the colleges of the state. The club helps these students to choose a college through taking trips to dif- ferent schools and also by OFFICERS President . Jill Bradley Vice-President Barbara Gorte Secretary . Mary Young Treasurer Virginia Lindke Sponsor . . Miss Kean LIBRARY CLUB The main purpose of this club is to acquaint its members with library facilities and practices. The club meets every other Wednesday. OFFICERS Pres. . VanderVeen Vice-Pres. Nancy Bland Secretary Elsie Shubert Sponsor .Miss Wallace Lashbrook, l getting information on them. 664154. SPANISH CLUB The main purpose of this club s to promote the use of the Span- sh language among students studying Spanish. Through pro- grams and activities, they will earn about Spanish-speaking :ountries and promote closer 'elationships between the stu- lents and the countries. PEP CLUB The Pep Club was organized for the pur- pose of promoting school spirit. The mem- Jers have been present at most of the away games and all of the home games The backing that was ieeded by the team was Fulfilled by this organi- nation. OFFICERS President . Kay Solomon Vice-President .Till Bradley Secretary Virginia Lindke Treasurer . Judy Lozon 5ponsor.Miss Muhlitner LEADERSHIP CLUB The Leadership Club was organized :o help the high school girls with Jfficiating, score seeping, timing, and coaching the girls' sports. The .eaders get training ay coaching in the Iunior High School Sirls' Athletics. ROW ON Hanton, hauer, Mary MacEachin, Mary Young, Tanya Green, Myrtle Wheelihan, Charlene Wake- ham, Ann Keil. ROW TWO: Melanie Andreae, Kay Solomon, Mary Thomas, Shirley ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanette Pulford, Cecelia Almanza, Shirley VanderVeen, Mercedes Cardenas. ROW TWO: Marlene Marshall, Sue Ed- wards, Susan Wagner, Otto Peterson, Jeff Bush. ROW THREE: Kay Doherty, JoAn Robison, Doug Albritton, Mr. Curti, Marcia Rogers, and Mary Lund s.J . ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jill Bradley, Judy Lozon, Kay Solomon, Virginia Lindke, Lonnie Pletz. ROW TWO: Mary Thomas, Sally Myles, Suzanne Sullivan, Doris Durrant, Judy Dunkel, Sandra Raetzel, Karen Kovach, Sharon McCann, Caye Eisenhauer, Ann Taylor. ROW THREE: Tanya Green, Harriett Hartnett, Marian Wagner, Evelyn Wagner, Mary MacEachin, Carol Thorley, Carol Newman, Beth Armstrong, Nancy Nuhn, Barbara Hess, Elizabeth Streeter. ROW FOUR: Ann Thomas, Karen Marsh, Sally Shafer, Ann Curnow, Beulah Marshall, Bonnie Rae, Carol Danl-Iausen, Connie Watters, Sharon Jones, Carol Amoe. ROW FIVE: Barbara Gorte, Marlene Keefer, Carol Hottenroth, Sandra Squires, Pat Kelley, Mary Schatzline, Paula Johnston, Nancy Lashbrook, Sharon Collins, Carole Semrow, Linda Peterson, and Judy Koch. E, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Hawley, Ann Thomas, Sharon Collins, Caye Eisen- Mary Fawcett, Marian Lyons, Charlotte Turner, Sally Myles, Dorothy Tinglcy, - Ae 1 ,fvf of f s t I T, '- Y 'fix-f 1 5 A29 1 I ' H 'f ' I V 10 fr ,. , ,V , . A - ,ggi Ruhr- 'Q1 if 3 ii 444- ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Miller, Charlotte Turner, Barbara Rotz, Ronald Little, Charlene Henry, Tamara Sokoloff, Frank Tranzow, Robert Ingram, Kay Ann Richardson. ROW TWO: Robert Squires, Ronald Johnson, Robert Arnold, Constance Wills. FACULTY DIRECTOR: Miss Virginia Yates STUDENT DIRECTORS: Carol Dubs and Barbara Cheney CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Carl Cisky COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: TICKETS: Audrey Davis, PROGRAMS: Jean Shepardson, STAGE SCENERY: Robert Haight, ADVERTISING and PUBLICITY: Co-Chairmen Yvonne Schwenk and Gary Jones, PROPERTIES: Raymond Woodrow, COSTUME and MAKE-UP: Darlene Prange. Good Housekeeping, a comedy in three acts, was pre- sented at the high school gymnasium on November 19 and 20 at 8:15 P. M. under the direction of Miss Virginia Yates. I E 4 dluldfty Seam GOOD I-IOUSEKEEPING bv William McC1eery -3- I A! Lv. - Q an I R I 1 N' W sri, I I is' 1-Q yu. ' I V , Y f,. X it -'F' Jirtggng K gl 4. fx , W' SV , QI r. ' - umm 1. , , ,,.,r ' ' cane Seniafw MISS PRIVATE EYE by George Bats on 'N' S gm bra kiln SEATED, Left to Right: Doris Wagner, Kay Solomon, Tom Creed, Sandra Squires, Mary Young, Doug MacEachin, Buelah Marshall, Sally Shafer. STANDING: Jerry Provost, Ripley Taylor, and Frank Greene. Not in picture: Roger Hanton. FACULTY DIRECTOR: Miss Virginia Yates STUDENT DIRECTORS: Janice Mason and David C. Hall COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: TICKETS: Shirley Boprag PROGRAMS: Eleanor Fettingg STAGE SCENERY: James Hodgeg ADVERTISING: Lonnie Pletzg COSTUME and MAKE-UP: Lillian Gkekasg PROPER- TIES: David Sims. Miss Private Eye , a three-act comedy melodrama, was presented at the high school gymnasium on March 25 and 26 at 8:15 p.m. under the direction of Miss Virginia Yates. .4FluV 9 W 12B Float - 2nd prize March! March! March! David Sims crowns Queen Kay Richardson One of the most exciting events of the school year was the fifth annual Homecoming Festival. In the afternoon, the Queens' assembly, followed by a pep rally, ignited the whole school into the spirit of the Homecoming. After the assembly, everyone joined the parade as it toured the town, then back to the school where the prize-winning floats were named 11th Grade Float - 3rd prize Homeroom Queen Candidates Pull 'em down! Co-captains Lyle McAuley and Louis Masters ' For extra excitement Ferndale bowed to the Big Reds 13 to 7. We were pleased to have, as honored guests, Brick Fowler's 1929 football team viewing the activities from the sidelines. At half-time, Student Council President David Sims, had the pleasure of crowning the 1954 Queen, Kay Ann Richardson. Her attendants were Sandra Steinhaus, Margaret LaMotte, and Rosalyn Sorenson. After the queens were in their respective cars, they toured around the field followed by the prize-winning floats. 12B Homeroom Float - lst prize Homecoming Dance Sandra Steinhaus, Margaret LaMotte, Queen Kay Richardson, Mr. Tomlinson, Rosalyn Sorenson. Ngk X 1 X.- ' s .4 1 W Q 1 . X Nix, il 5 5 i W ,, .. m , 4 x 1 1 , be K .Ki . 4 Hit that Line! ! 1929 Football Squad M6694 pam L3 pw rf 5 n is nit .Q . Sharon Kesslar Judy Lozon - Chuck West 11th graders serving at refreshment Mary Williams stands. 66 w 1 5 - Robert I-I. Morris Our Director THE CADET BAND Virginia Rockstroh, Judy Peterson, Jack Cartmell, Gary Dicer, Leon Way, Sue Dental, Suzanne-Sullivan, Walter Greene, Lillian Lavere, Doris Dunant, Judy Hill, Helen Ayrton, Paul Breakie, Stuart Broad- bent, Ronald Allen, Eugene Hurley, Ken Porret, Eugene Long. Trumpeters Three 68 High School Cadets A13 73 5 2 Ziila 45 4 E ,r ,Q 4 A ,r e 5 3 , ' - if ff' J ' 2 9 X I ' I it 1 +1 3 7 0 , . ' , -,if r F ODF ' f . g f , asa- - K r K Gi J , B ,, . F r Auditorium Session gown! 1'-rv , ,. -ar f 'M . . . J ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Allen, Jim Peeling, Joy Klug, Jerry Armstrong, Jack Warner, Dale Harris, John Armstrong, John Mahaffy, John Rumptz, Tom Purkiss, Sherry Hayes, Sharon Best, Gail Gardner, Shirley Jackson, Marjorie Penn, Kay Doherty, Marilyn Eastman, Elizabeth Streeter, Dick May. ROW TWO: Wick Jordan, Brian Bailey, Lynden Ross, Leonard Lehman, Ruth David- son, Forrest Burton, Ronald Mugridge, Gary Burnell, Lynn Mantikoski, Bill Alldredge, Ronald Kingsbury, Fred Atkins, David Miller, Kempton Johnson, David Kingsbury, Margaret Molstead, Henry Hartson, Howard Courtney, Richard Kemph. ROW THREE: George Whitney, James Murphy, John Roth, Mary Fawcett, Jerry Lester, Jeff Barry, Ronald Woolman, Charles Stoudt, David Hall, Lee Stokan, Levi Glenn, Bill Herrman, Wayne Miller, Ray Straffon, Russ Sokoloff, Carl Manning, Nick Bankson, Ronald Johnson. MAJORETTES: Connie Waters, Neva Treend, Kay Molstead, Margaret LaMotte, DRUM MAJOR: Richard Scouten. DIRECTOR: Clar- ence H. Wade. Waudq During the school year, the Varsity Band performs in two mediums. As a marching band in the fall, it adds a great deal of color and enjoyment to the half-time of all home football games. During the winter and spring months, the band gives concerts and entertains prior to each assembly program. We are very fortunate to have such a fine and interested group of musicians in PHHS. 69 OFFICERS' COUNCIL 3 .J , President Charles Stoudt Vice-Pres. David Hall Sec'y-Treas. Mary Fawcett Drum Major Richard Scouten Librarian Lynden Ross Wwe ' ww-1 Q1 .. S 5 J in r . . 3 .., ' v I ' 1 .M ' Q . ,L 4 -3 ' ' ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene Prange, Kay Langolf, accompanist: Fern Miller, Marjorie Tuttle, Kay Diller, Sandra Wagg, Barbara Thompson, Sondra Carpo, Gwen Johnson, Mildred Beach, Constance Watters. ROW TWO: Esther Klaas, Betty Fish, Donna McFarlane, Mary Young, Barbara Rorz, Eugenia King, Winifred Greaux, Marilyn Tetreau, Pat Hency, Lila Henslcr, Eunice Free- man. ROW THREE: Gloria Withum, Buelah Marshall, Mary Ann Schroeder, Fred Sharlow, Francis Chartier, Richard Scouten, David Mattox, Jack Cowan. Ken Arkills, Marilene Kippen, Shirley Polovich, Pat Gougeon, Emilie Klaas. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Langolf, accompanist: Constance Krampien, Gloria Terpening, Valerie Potbury, Ercelyn Bar- ham, Donna Collinge, Gail Gardner, Delores Clipper, Marcia Rogers, Linda Seltzer, Shirley Meter. ROW TWO: Elaine Kerr, Bar- bara Zajac, Lucille Sills, Beverly Essenmacher, Janet West, Pat Shats, Joyce Horn, Marsha Hunter, Catherine Gilmore, Elizabeth Osko, Mary Morris, Beverly Lang. ROW THREE: June Schlicht, Lawerence Leffler, Sherman Bennett, Thomas Lincoln, Gerald Mc- Clure, David Radike, William Maxwell, Earl Krampien, Isiah Thomas, John Conant, Jack Brown, Judy Kuehn. 70 77Zu46c Dopontmeaz! :Fil xox A4 -:cw ' H 'E 43:-'T' Glory of the Trumpets.. Eins Zwei Drei Spei1t Drummer's Delight W 1 5 9 -fl ... Q45 . , , - From the Mouths of Babes 1:3 65' -A 564006-1556 Om Slang 8:30 Study Hall Our Mentor l Such Crush!! Young Rembrandts Veni, Vidi, Vici. 74 Om S N bn., Traffic Jam Population - 1600 ur . 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Om Stacy PMI nn Km M I 'L ,f,.-.un W I 3 4 A B RIUHM xF555Z5 'm 25:40 mn Eugenia King Duet NOW, this is the way-- img, 5' 'Q' lx., Tam O'Shant,er Forever , Coming 01' Gmng? Need any penclls 7 Careful, fellas 81 The Cubs Um 5 The Gay Fifties Eugene Barbara Long Stanlake H HHH' 335 wmv 'ft Q- .,.. ., X ,f r' . 3 Beth Armstrong VA ,ev V 'U .L -Si, H ' M- e d 1 . I Jerry Brown . is 4 7 sf' 3 I a,,- Ng? ,x Barbara Rotz Carol Steinhaus Sandra Miller V X ! -.. X Q' P Y in , ww? I 'Wh lv -Q -- M. .5 , K+ 1 if 3' 1 b X t ' I , As. . x' it Julie Shepardson qs . wx! 1 ,,:1myV ,H h ' r' titr kk I I Ni 'E r .nfl 'K 5, Kay Ann Richardson and Tom Mierendorff A dayfs Outing Darlene Prange reading a bedtime story. 82 0402 Stafuy ' SN 'W 'TN 'S ai? FN 51 sew it Want to come along? I Smile for the birdie, Barb. ii Sisters Jessie McDonald Ann Armstrong and Jim Short Country Gal 'if , . 'Hifi f' . 'aa f.5f.A-5 if ' Y- X nt, B x...4 Getting tanned l .ALVKK , 4 U V, ,K . 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I H Spotlight Performers Awaiting Their Cue The Rhythm Ac e s Carl Chandler 85 Rh th A11 D Ym aY ,X A 5 I .an-H' September Wise fools fsophsl reported The High and Mighty returned Big Reds started ootball season -- tied with Bay City Handy 6-6 Fall Swing Dance sponsored by l2A's was a big success Big Reds shut out Highland Park 20-0 Underclassmen shot--not very many cameras broken! at October 6 12 19-Z0 Party, Party Decem 3 10 ll 14 ZZ 29 3 7 ll 14 B ob and Kay November 5 January l Port Huron walloped Lansing Eastern Z0-Z 1 8 With the score 32-12 over Mt. Clemens, we retained the Little Brown Jug Brief restg M.E.A. Convention East Detroit waded over Big Reds 6-0 Annual Spotlight presented by 10th grade We kept the Homecoming spirit by defeating Ferndale 13-7 Queen Kay Richardson reigned over Homecoming Dance Port Huron stopped Birmingham 19-7 Cum A Poppin' Dance was a lot of fun Big Reds bowed to Grosse Pointe 56-12 Dads saw sons edged by Hazel Park 7-0 lZA's cleaned up with Good Housekeeping Killed the turkey and ate too much ber An exciting game opened the basketball season for the Big Reds, with Flint Northern winning 58-53 Papa Loves Mambo at the llB's Jingle Bell Mambo Dance Port Huron was defeated by Midland 58-54' lce broken as Big Reds won over Pontiac 52-111 Santa Claus ls Coming To Town Toledo Scott was here for basketball Happy New Year! Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot on New Year's Day The fun began again Big Reds won first EML game from East Detroit 63-55 We were host to Hazel Park for a thrilling basketball game. Big Reds won 55-50 Ferndale welcomed the Big Reds for a good basketball gaffle Lady Longlegs Prexy B0ttOI'!'lS 20 Senior Assembly 21 Exams began 23 Baccalaureate Z4 No waistlines were watched at the Senior Dinner Z-1-25 Exams ended 25 Many a dreamy eye was seen at the Senior Prom 25 We played basketball at Grosse Pointe Z7 Commencement ' Z8 Basketball--Mt. Clemens--here 31 Hey There, beginning of new semester February 4 East Detroit came here for basketball S Basketball--Hazel Park--there pause That Refreshes 11 That basketball really bounced at the Ferndale game! 18 We went to Birmingham for basketball 18 12A's Valentine Dance deemed fun for all March 1 Basketball--Mt. Clemens--there 4 The llth grade Spotlight was very entertaining 7-11 Basketbal State Regionals 25-2.6 The 12's presented a super senior play April Z-9 Man, look at all those kids on the New York-Washington Trip! 7 Big Deal--five-day vacation for Easter 12 Back to the old grind 15 10th grade sponsored a dance May 1-8 National Music Week Good Joke? 13 Everybody enjoyed themselves at the J-Hop 27 Lighthouse sponsored a dance-- Cotton Capers June 9 Seniors sang school song for the last time 12 Baccalaureate 16 Commencement 17 Out into the Wild Blue Yonder went a new group of Seniors .. ,. fi'. Q E .. U L Ja P095 2- 4' 4' N Q M f- Z I Q X5 iff! 'if Drinking Companions if KX Y -53 GSS ggi ri 1 P 7 g 1 ' allttigxgugk. i . A Down at the Center Lady of Spain? Rise, Table, Rise Prom Committee: Charlene Henry, Class Day Committee: Jerry Camp- Senior Dinner Committee: Nancy Robert Ingram, Connie Wills, bell, jerry Brown. Langs, Roberta Van Conant, Sharon O'Rourke. dvtddfly Zinn 88 244461. .................-.......1--.-- 3 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Rcbitzkc, Jerry Provost, James Crichton, Jack Cowan, Chas. Rucker. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: A1 Haugner, Ken Farber, Wm. Moore, George Gough, Sherman Jennings, Mr. Gcrkc, 7emzc2L 1- ,99 QL Q3 11,90 QD Q' 'X xx 'SV H00 E30 Q 4- ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Waite, Louis Cline, Louis Goldman, Paul Conroy. ROW TWO, LFVT' C. Hall, Darro1Kramp, Gary Mullet, Jack f,'3T7,lT1l'u, Cris Dallas. X W fEYi'EH'! ui' ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Essiah Harris, Jack Bradley, Jack MacDonald, John Thomas, Dave Baker, Lyle McAuley, Doug Hanton, Ed Bruno. ROW TWO: Coach Anderlc, Bill Maxwell, Dick Cunningham, Don Kinna, Jerry Gonser, Bruce Hazen, jini lVlCClll1LllIl, Jerry Spadafore, Bill Weir fMgr.J. ROW THREE: Pat Rowbotham, Bob Cates, Bob Treend, Mike Burtch, Ed McDonald, Charles Fox, Jim Hines, Ken Wheeler, ww- any LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Wismer, Jim McCu1lum, Ed MacDonald, Laurie Noud, Jerry Gonser, George Geikas, Bob Bigger, Mickey McWilliams. 91 Www' ,un - I FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD OPPONENTS WE THEY Bay City Handy 6 6 Highland Park Z0 O Lansing Eastern Z0 Z Mt. Clemens 32 12 East Detroit 0 6 Ferndale 13 7 Birmingham 19 7 Grosse Pointe 12 56 Hazel Park O 7 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Campbell, Don Kinna, Bob lflanton, Doug Hanton, Ron Groli, Louie Masters, Lyle McAuley, Dave Bell, Roger llamon, Doug Macliacbin, Jerry Spadafore, Orval Shagena. ROW TWO: Brick Fowler, Frank Kellogg, Dick Cunningham, Jim Hines, Dick Turner, Jerry Wine, Bruce Hazen, Dick Tonnia, Jerry Belyea, Gaylord Forbes, Ken Wheeler, Coach Hayes, Chuck Haz- ley. ROW THREE: Coach Anderle, Bob Rucker, Bill Weir, Jack Logan, Richie Robins, Ken Mar- tin, Jim Kearly, Stan Wolf, Jim Wehrwein, Don Capps. ROW FOUR: Dave Sims, Bill Maxwell, Albert O'Dell, Gary Dieer, Ed Malone, Bob Gerou ld, Dick Butler, Bob Treend, Al lluugner. 7 it 'lv 41' dtex CO-CAPTAINS LOUIS MASTERS LYLE MCAULEY The Big Reds placed second in the Eastern Michi- gan League. The 5-3-1 record was much better than ad been anticipatedg because of the reat losses through graduation from last year, tie team was com- posed of several juniors. Fifteen members of the team were seniors: Co- Captains Lyle McAuley and Louis Mastersg Ron Groh, Doug Hanton, Jerry Campbell, Dave Bell, Don Krinna Gerald Spadafore, Roger Hanton, Bruce Hazen, Orval Shagena, Dou MacEachin, Bob Hanton, Jerry Belyea, and Jerry Hogge. Many of these boys played an im- portant part in maintaining our victory string of 26 games that was broken by Grosse Pointe last year. I TUBBY MEYERS AWARD: fBest Sportsmanj Roger Hanton HARRY SMITH AWARD: lBe'st Playerl Louis Masters SPRINGER 8: ROSE AWARD: fGreatest Sacrifice :o play the gamej Ron Groh, Jerry Belyea MARSH CAMPBELL AWARD: QCaptain's Awardj l Lyle McAu1ey, Louis Masters T COACHES ROBERT HAYES HARRY ANDERLE JOHN HEERING REED LAUGHLIN 11 wi' .elf The balance of fate tipped to and fro for the Big Reds under Coach Reed Lau hlin this year--the team was that close to the championsiip of the Eastern Michigan League, and the finals of the Regional Tournament held at Flint. Birmingham won the league championship by winning two games, one 51 to 48, and the other 53 to 51 in overtime. Lansing Eastern kept the Big Reds from the finals of the Regional tourney by making a basket as the gun sounded for the game's end, thereby nosing the Port Huron squad by a 47 to 46 score. Lyle McAuley, Richard Robins, Gerald McClure, Roger Hanton, and Don Capps teamed up as the starting five while Gaylord Forbes and Don Radike served as the first replace ments in the guard and forward spots. Michael Faust and Ed Rankin also contributed enough to win letters. This group combined to give the team a record of 8 wins and 9 losses. However, only Toledo Scott won decisively. All others were close decisions including two overtime games, a win against Ferndale, and the above-mentioned loss to Birmingham. Richard Turner, Carl Chandler, Richard Walke Bob Hart, and Jerry Wine completed the varsity squad. The tenth grade team under Coach Robert Hayes com- pleted themost successful season in a number of years. Only Pontiac, Grosse Pointe, and Mt. Clemens were able to out score the Little Reds. The Mt. Clemens' team was later beaten in the second game, thereby finishing the season against the league teams with a 9 won and one lost record, or ll wins against 3 losses for the season. Kenneth Mar- tin was the high scorer for this group with Ronald Wells, Jan Charron, Warren Wade, Jerry Barr, and all the others adding valuable support for the season. LYLE McAULEY Rotary Award Winner ROGER HANTON Clarence Phare Memorial Award Winner STARTING LINE-UP RICHARD ROBINS LYLE IVRAULEY ROGER HANTON DON CAPPS GERALD MCCLURE I' S . 9 N . f' X 4 Y' .47 , wr y . .EA yr I ROW ONE: Left to Right, Don Capps, Ed Rankin, Richard Robins, Gerald McClure, Lyle McAuley, Roger Hanton, Gaylord Forbes, Donald Radike. ROW TWO: Warren Wade, Bob Hart, Richard Turner, Kenneth Martin, Carl Chandler, Michael Faust, Richard Walker, Ronald Wells. ROW THREE: Gerald Barr, Jan Charron, Gary Foster, Garland Jacobs, William Wilson, Robert Alcock, Michael Koreiba, John Heering 111. ROW FOUR: Brick Fowler, Athletic Director, Butch Stanley, Manager, James Rhadigan, Dennis Martin, Robert Hayes, Assistant Coachg Tom Dingwell, Donald VanderVeen, Manager, Carl Fry, Manager, Reed Laughlin, Head Coach. BASKETBALL SC OREBOARD Opponents We They Flint Northern 53 58 Midland 58 Pontiac 41 Toledo Scott 58 East Detroit 55 Hazel Park 50 Ferndale 38 Birmingham 51 Grosse Pointe 67 Mt. Clemens 60 East Detroit 38 Hazel Park 60 Ferndale 50 Birmingham 53 Mt. Clemens 61 Lapeer 46 Lansing Eastern 47 54 52 48 63 55 43 48 63 58 61 63 53 51 55 77 46 95 70:4 4455466 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Woolman, David Deation, Garland Jacobs, Dugald McCulloch, Ian Charron, Warren Wade, Bill Robbins, Tom Dingwell, Dan Brown, Dick Brown. ROW TWO: Marvin Shagena, Wesley Kerbyson, Tom Davis, Dick Hill, Joseph Chevolier, Bruce Maxwell, Robert Alcock, Mike Koreiba, Harry Atkins. ROW THREE: Ernest Schleusener, Joseph Colgan, Dick Teachout, John Heering, Coach Heering, John Gofton, Gary Kilbourne, Carl Fry. TENTH GRADE CERTIFICATE WINNERS Robert Alcock Harry Atkins Richard Brown Dan Brown Gary Buchanan Jan Charron Joe Chevalier Joe Colgan Tom Davis Dave Deaton Tom Dingwell Gary Foster Carl Fry John Gofton John Heering Dick Hill Garland Jacobs Gary Kilbourne Mike Koreiba Kenneth Martin Bruce Maxwell Dugald McCulloch William Robbins Richard Robins Robert Rucker Ernie Schluesener Marvin Shagena Russ Sokoloff George Teachout Warren Wade Ronald Woolman 96 WON-5 TIED-l LOST-l caimmdag eczm Left to Right: Coach Richard Dillon, Bob Brown, Joseph Colgan, Richard Davis, Don Chidester, Willian Shain, .Tack Logan, Warwick Jordan, Edwin McDonald, William Lozan, Clair Curtis. Wzeadmg mm Row One, Left to Right: Leo O'Brien, Ronald Mix, Uppie Wooclyard, Bruce Hazen, Lloyd Clink, Thomas Davis, Robert McDonald. Row Two: Coach John Heering, Bill Ganhs, Jack Reynolds, Richard Butler, Bill Weir, Leroy Wilcox, Eldred Rouse. - ml Y 1 0 Y IK, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Earlene Beaver, Madeline Gerhold, Irene Reynolds, Lois Patton, Sharon Collins, Sherry Hayes, Pat Hopp, Fay Ann MacPherson. ROW TWO: Nancy Schlueter, JoAnn Westphal, Carol MacMurray, Karen Marsh, Miriam Roth, Nancy Seahill, Mary Lou Hiinniel. ROW THREE: Neva Treend, Alice Rob- inson, Suzanne Monzo, Carol Danhausen, Mary Maeliachin. ROW FOUR: Melanie Andreae, Judith Hubble, and Paula Johnson. www - CT? C7 g,,-1,-4. Kay Solomon, Marian Lyons, Mary Mae liauliin ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Suzanne Monzo, Nancy Sehlueter, Miriain Roth. ROW TWO: Melanie Andreae, Marian Lyons, Sharon Jones, Paula Johnston, Shirley Hanton, Barbara Hubbell, and Jane Knisle y, I O 4,-me of S ary Young, President, Tanya 'sung Myrtle Wheelihan. LOW ONE, LEFT 'l'O RIGHT: Karen Aarsh, Tanya Green, Ann Thomas, larrietr Mathews. ROW TWU: Jill Brad- ey, Mary Lon Smith, jean Scheff, At-lanie Andreae, Shirley llanton, Aarian Lyons, Sharon jones, Barbara nhbell, Joye Maynard. C , 1 f J l i sf , V ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Teachout, Virginia Brown, Caye Eisenhauer, Mary Young, Tanya Green, Myrtle Wheelihan, Charlene Wakeharn, Anne Keil. ROW TWO: Beverly llawley, Ann Thomas, Audrey Buford, Dorothy Tingley, Mary Fawcett, Marilyn Eastman, Marian Lyons, Nancy Napolitan, ROW THREE: Shirley Hanton, Mary Thomas, Barbara Hinimel, Janet Vanderlake, Ioan Mugridge, Harriett Mathews, ROW FOUR: Sandra Wildie, Jean Frank, Sally Myles, Nancy Truseott, Charlotte Turner, Mary Lou Smith, and Kay Solomon. . . 2 . .4 , I 4 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Capps, Don Colgan, Del Horne, Dick Turner, Mike Faust, Lindel Streeter, Dick McDonald, Jim Snover, Doug Black, Paul Heald, Don Pickett, Bill Hency, Dave Winfield. ROW TWO: Bob Wisswell, Dave Slater, Dick Tonma, Rolland Weinberg, Gary Dicer, Jack Logan, Joe Simpson, Stan Wolfe, Jerry Hodge, George Betts, Dick Walker, Carl Manning, lllgI.1 Ruger Hanton. ROW THREE: Dick Butler, Don Drescher, mgr. g Uppie Woodyard, Bob Hart, Bob Gerould, Coach John Het-ring, Coach Bob Morley, Art McDonald, Mickey McWilliams, Dave Miller, George Geikas, Ike Thomason. gewlmch ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Teac V out, Virginia Brown, Joan Mugridge, Car- l' ' MacMurray, Anne Keil, Audrey Buford, Mary Thomas. ROW TWO: Tanya Green, Carol DanHausen, Irene Reynolds, Mariel Gerhold, Earlene Beaver, Beverly Hawley ROW THREE: Nancy Schlueter, JoAnn Westphal, Suzanne Monzo, Ann Thomas, Dorothy Tingley, Lois Patton, Mary Faw- cett. 100 f4damz2um4. Patwad. The Students of Port Huron High School are very grateful to our patrons and advertisers. Without their co-operation, this book would not have been possible. Pat Howard Business Mgr. ACCOUNTANTS F rank Jone s ARCHITECTS Charles Valentine ASSOCIATIONS Women's Benefit Association ATTORNEYS Benedict and DePuy Covington, Davidson and Osborn Wilbur V. Hamm Halford I. Streeter Said M. Touma Vogel and Ryan GROCERY STORES Orr' s Grocery INSURANCE Sovereign Insurance and Witliff Insurance OPTOMETRISTS Dr. Robert T. Reed Dr. Edmund Schulte ORTHOPEDISTS Dr. A. G. Ruttle Travel Agency OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 8: SURGEONS Dr. E. J. Gilbert Watson and Inman AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Kuhn Motor Sales AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND SERVICE Dr. G. A. Noble Dr. John Nuhn Dr. DeWitte Walker PH YS IC IANS Sz SURGEONS Dr Joseph Barass Automotive Parts and Service Equip. Dr Jglfm Com-y Dr Nicholas Douvas CHIROPRACTORS Dr H. J. Hazledine Dr. E. T. Aitken Dr. M. R. Carpenter DENTISTS Dr C. W. Carter Dr W. M. Logan Dr Harry Myron Dr D. H. Phillips Dr Robert L. Rutt Dr Robert W. Schlitts Dru Emil Touma Dr Dr George C. Touma Harold F. Willis DEPARTMENT STORES F. W. Woolworth ELECTRIC SUPPLY QWHOLESALEQ Huron Electric Supply Dr. G. M. Kesl Dr. Clyde Martin Dr Evert W. Meredith Dr. J. L. Sanderson Dr. W. A. Schaefer Dr Edgar C. Sites REAL ESTATE Edward Currie and Son Edwin S. Kilbourne RESTAURANTS Rendezvous Steak House Saffee's Coffee Ranch TAX PREPARATION Walter Phare 'Ford C. Rea Compliments of YEAGER BRIDGE AND CULVERT COMPANY THE TOY HOU Port Huron's Exclusive 601 Huron Avenue Y SE Toy Center U -2 -5791 102. COURSES Business COURSES Adminis- Executive tration Sec retarial Higher Private Accounting Sec retarial and Auditing Senior Stenographic Junior Accounting Junior Stenographic Speed Writing 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 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 with- out 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 stu- dent body if the best of business education is desired. We Prosper As Our Graduates Prosper EASTER MICIIIGA NILLEGE 0FCOMMllIlUll 103 WE BELIEVE . . . that you kids will do your part, and more, to make this world of ours a better place in which to live, work and play .... THIS WE BELIEVE! P0ll'l' IIURO ,MICIIIGA 104 . 350'- ' WEBER'S GROCERY 2740 Gratiot Ave. LEE'S FOODETERIA 1001 Court Street G. 8: G. MARKET 2019 10th Street SMITH BROS. MARKET Cor. 7th and Water WOLF'S GROCERY 3216 Moak Street PURKISS 8: SON 1305 Lapeer Avenue DAVIS GROCERY 901 Erie Street HALL'S MARKET 5117 Griswold Rd. HENSCHEL'S MARKET 5751 Pine Grove MC KENZIE MARKET 2741 Pine Grove FORD 81 MORGAN 802 Elmwood St. BIGGER'S MARKET 24th and Moak St. JOI-1NSICK'S GROCERY 1207 Griswold St. L. E. MASON GROCERY 2210 St. Clair River Dr. N. , Algonac, Mich. PARAMOUNT MARKET 619 Huron Avenue DANAH'S SUPER MARKET Memphis, Mich. LANGOLF'S MARKET 1535 Whipple St. NORTHGATE IGA FOOD LINER 3853 Pine Grove at the Cut-Off Drive out a 1itt1e and save a Lot IGA SUPER MARKET 2304 Lapeer Plenty of Free Parking Open Evenings For Your Convenience 105 MARX Jewelers and Opticians Keepsake Diamond s -Watche s -Jewelry 201 Huron Avenue THAYER LAUNDROMAT 1518 Pine Grove Avenue Wash and Fluff Dry Your Clothes Compliments of Lefty Dunn DUNN CONSTRUCTION AND ENGINEERING CO. 2240 Tenth Street Telephone YUk0n 5-8586 Port Huron, Michigan HOWARD FURNITURE Port Huron's Oldest and Largest Furniture 8: Carpeting Store 912 Military MOSHER'S Registered Jeweler American Gem Society 209 Huron Avenue Compliments of WATTERS SHOES 919 Military Phone YU-2-2980 Compliments GEORGE INNES MEN'S WEAR 309 Huron Avenue Port Huron, Michigan Telephone YU-2-1140 Compliments of QUINLAN MUSIC STORE 922 Military Phone YU-5-8404 D 8: D DRUG Prescriptions Lapeer at 20th Phone YU-2-4742 WRIGHT, HOYT ,Sr COMPANY J. Grant Moore Insurance Underwriters 509 Water Street Phone YU-4-4131 EMERY'S 24th and Lapeer Avenue C ompliments of JERRY RITTER APPLIANCES 931 Military Street FRED HALL Watch Repairing 547 Water Street Port Huron, Michigan TYPEWRITERS Rental 8: Repairs School Supplies KERR'S 519 Water Street EUSEY INSURANCE AGENCY 625 Water Street Port Huron, Michigan Phone YU-5-6491 Compliments of STEPHENSON ELECTRIC COMPANY 530 Water Street Com liments of EMERSSN DRUG CO. 927 Military Street Ed. Emerson 81 Ed. Slingerland DAVID MAC TAGGART CO. Books-Kodaks-Stationery-Sports 935 Military Street Phone 2-0672 Port Huron, Michigan Compliments of STURMERVS DI-ANA SWEET SHOPPE Quick-Self-Service 307 Huron Avenue HARDWARE Port Huron. Michigan 911 Military Street Port Huron Quality Lumber Costs Less KERR. LUMBER COMPANY 1701 Stone Street Phone YU-2-9588 SPRINGER AND ROSE Hart Schaffner 81 Marx Clothes 205 Huron Avenue 0 Congratulations: To A Grand Group Of Young Americans PAUL WILLIAMS Congratulations to the Class of '55 from everyone at r 5 Port Huron's COMPLETE Department Store The most sincere congratulations and An honest wish for a Healthy and prosperous future. L 11.1 - YTRVTUV . 'lx-.I QCXLAL 9 0 FARM 107 A ' wi-N 5,5 N , ' 1 ' J Z . i 1: A 5' X i A . 4 1,5 x core 6. W ' .yluurnnrl zlncarnurlhn MORTIMER 8. SON LUMBER CO. F. L. all F. J. The Most Talked Of Yard in Eastern Michigan Phone YU-2-8579 Compliments of PEACOCK LUMBER COMPANY North Approach of 10th Street Bridge Compliments of F W MEYERS Custom House Brokers Compliments of OGDEN 8: MOFFETT Those who want the Best in Photography choose ISRAEL PHOTOGRAPHY 515 Wall Street Phone YU-5-7931 Port Huron, Michigan The choice of the majority Compliments of TUNNEL LUMBER COMPANY 2325-10th Street Port Huron, Michigan Building Material of all Kinds Phone YU-5-7078 You Save More When You Shop At KRESGE'S The Store of Friendly Service Compliments of AIKMAN SUNBEAM BREAD 08 p, 2596 it :CURRENT R Are Save With Safety and Profit CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS 511 Water Street Compliments of PORT HURON FUNERAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION Since 1873 T R O Y Launderer - Dry Cleaners Ultra Modern Drive-in 6th 8: Pine Street BALLENTlNE'S The Reliable Store For Day-Time Date-Time School Fashions Our Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 ' 9 Compliments of STEWART ADAMS PLUMBING 81 HEATING 2003 Pine Grove Your Bank Home Owned Home Managed The School Savings Bank PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of MOAK MACHINE AND TOOL COMPANY Manufacturers of Wood Working and Special Machinery Brass Aluminum and Gray Iron Foundries Compliments of MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Open Daily to 4:30 P. M. Complete Banking Service Compliments of DAVES STORE 906 Military Street Compliments of PETER JOHNSON SHOES 211 Huron Avenue Compliments of R W SPIKE FURNITURE COMPANY 317 Grand River 10 Compliments of CLAYTON-HARDWARE MANIS FINE Foons YCQ1' gelghbgfhood 909 Military st. ar. Ware ore Open Evenings YU-2-1586 Compliments of LORWOOD PRINTERS 1334 - 19th Street Collision and Customizing KIRKENDALL COLLISION SERVICE Bruce A. and Stanley A. Kirkendall Phone YUkon 5-6368 409 Union Street Port Huron, Michigan Compliments of HOLLAND BUILDERS' SUPPLY COMPANY 2015 Holland Compliments of RUFF'S ICE CREAM YUkon 2-2495 2303 Lapeer Avenue KIRKENDALL Sz NURENBURG Merchandisers Of Fine Used Cars 2516 Pine Grove YU-5-5297 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 BRYANT ENGINEERING CO. Port Huron, Michigan WALTER SPARLING SMITTY'S Real Estate New and Used-Rebuilt-Repaired 516 Water Street BOATS YUkon 2-2214 Guaranteed Workmanship Free Estimates New and Used Homes 1521 Miller Street Phone YUkon 2-7359 MARKEL BRIONES 523 Huron Avenue Custom Made Clothes Guaranteed to Fit Compliments of ROY M. SNELLGROVE Real Estate and Insurance Agency 626 Water Street THE SPORT SHOP 328 Huron Avenue Toys and Sporting Goods Compliments of ANDY FALK 8: SON INC. 614 Huron Avenue Phone YU-5-6148 Compliments of CONEY ISLAND LUNCH 322 Huron Avenue JOHN L. FEAD AND SONS Wool, Athletic, Ski, Skating Hunting and Wool Socks Port Huron Michigan O VOLKERT BROS. Gems 8x Jewelry 902 Military Street g2ntgsUJ0m6 s x JACOBI CLOTHING COMPANY Louis A. Gillihan, Owner 914 Military Street Port Huron, Michigan Compliments of PHIL'S LUNCH Across From High School Compliments of ANDY THOMAS Men's Wear 215 Huron Avenue STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLY 928 Military Street Port Huron, Michigan QQMW Compliments of CHANDLER CLEANERS Across From the High School 723 Grand River SIBILLA riendly SHOES ---Mwdzinfwzwfm C I op!-IAM J ' I 0 SLC .S 601 Water Street Port Huron, gMichigan X wurir: mumutv IS A vnor sslow WYWWWXW' V YUrou A-mo Compliments of TAIT BLOCK SUPPLY 333 River Street Compliments of FOUNTAIN VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY George F. Fountain 541 Water Street Compliments of ANDREWS INSURANCE AGENCY Insure Today - Be Sure Tomorrow 904 Lapeer Avenue Port Huron, Michigan Compliments of COURTNEY-PETHO INSURANCE 1110 Military Street Phone YU-2-8381 D. M. GRAZIADEI Candies and Table Delicacies 918 Military SPRINGER AND ROSE Hart Schaffner 81 Marx Clothes 205 Huron Avenue HOWARD BROTHERS Handy Hardware Everything in Hardware Pine Grove - Just North of the Canal Compliments of LAY'S FURNITURE STORE Quality for Less 1504 Military Street ANKER-HOLTH Division of the Wellman Engineering Co. Engineers and Manufacturers- Pneumatic and Hydraulic Equipment Port Huron, Michigan, U. S. A. ALBERT'S MARKET 1639 Lapeer Avenue Port Huron, Michigan Phone YU-5-6627 Good Luck and Best Wishes WHEATON FISH COMPANY CLEANCRAFT CLEANERS Smooth Sailing to Satisfaction X 1 1 ' E 1 f DANCE N C T In TAP YOUR WAY TO DA X X N - POPULARITY 1 1 X ' TOE I A , , 6 -- SPECIAL , ' f Class and Private Instruction .11 for Adults. Teenagers, and BALLET Couples in BALL.ROOM DANCING A732125 can YU -21037 i f MAYBELLE VAN DANCE STUDIOS The Largest and Leading School in the Blue Water Area BALI-ROOM 509 lf2 WATER OPEN 1 p. m. to 10 p.m Typewriter Repair We repair all makes Regardless of Age or Condition All Work Guaranteed Call YUkon 2-7072 SQUARE DEAL REPAIR SHOP 708 Grand River on Erie Square FOX'S Jewelers - Opticians 111 Huron Avenue The Store That Confidence ui1t B Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Gifts Two Floors To Serve You Visit the Downstairs Gift Section H. A. SMITH Compliments of Save as you spend With ROTH'S DAIRY A11 Fine Dairy Products 520-24th Street Phone YUkon 5-5719 S 8: H GREEN STAMPS f Clean Markets ' ILL Compliments of BARNET'S DRUG 901 Military Street Compliments of SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGA COMPANY 9 37 Military Street N GAS 112. Ill'-I I E- 5, ll Complete News Coverage of all High School Activities and Sports Events L4 Z 54 2355 W 5.2 35 iz :IIU IG! 2 P E O lil'-I - El' 1 Best Wishes TO SEARS FUTURE CUSTOMERS Port Huron, Michigan Port Huron's Friendliest Store EXCLUSIVE GIFTS Shelley Fine Bone China Dinnerware Cups gl Saucers Plates Cream Sz Sugars Coffee Pots Tea Pots Rock Crystal Stemware Ceramic Figurines Picture Frames Vases GARDEN SHOP 3124 Lapeer Avenue Port Huron, Michigan Compliments of PORT HURON RETAIL FLORISTS Ruff Floral Company Neumann Flowers Richard Hopps Werner's Flowers Morrish Flower Shop Cameron Greenhouses Asman Greenhouses Math Ullenbruch Flower Shop Compliments of WEE NEE LANII Coffee 54 Delicious Hamburgers 154 - Delicious Hot Wee Nee 154' Hot Lunches - Fish 8: Chips Owner Mr. lk Mrs. Thomas Snowden, Sr. Managers - Larry Sz Thomas Jr. , Sons Open Daily 7 to 2 A. M. Open Sunday Compliments of '-0ND0N'5 FARM D'-'RY R. E. MARRIQT1' FURNITURE GANNoN's DAIRY COMPANY B l:- Open 9 to 9 Every Day Except Sunday We Save You Money U... foaiwga .-.. 114 PORT HURON EQUIPMENT COMPANY 2222 Lapeer Avenue Industrial Supplies 81 Home Shop Tools YUkon 5-5186 Compliments of WEST SIDE CLEANERS 1722 Lapeer Avenue Compliments of W. L. COOPER REALTOR PORT HURON LUMBER 8: OVERHEAD DOOR CO. Compliments of RENNO STANDARD SERVICE STATION 1510 Pine Grove Avenue Compliments of WEBB COAL COMPANY J A DART 8: SONS Sheet Metal Contractors RALPH KEARNEY'S SERVICE Shell Products and Accessories 1002 Lapeer Avenue Phone YU-5-9244 BERT D. WRIGHT AGENCY Charles K. Wright Insurance - Real Estate 814 Lapeer Avenue Phones: YUkon 4-1591 or YUkon 5-6401 DIDUCA PLUMBING 81 HEATING CO. 710 Lapeer Avenue Port Huron, Michigan Good Houses Deserve Good Plumbing Free Estimates Ph. Yu-5-5077 WALTER'S RANCH HOUSE Chicken Dinners All You Can Eat - Family Style Private Party Rooms For Weddings 3136 Lapeer Road Phone YUkon 4-4861 LITTITE FOUNDRIES, INC. 24th Street at Conner Make It Better With Gray Iron Compliment s of ALGONQUIN HOTEL DRINK C The pause that refreshes Compliments of HOME ROOFING AND SIDING COMPANY 563 Quay Street Port Huron, Michigan FYFE'S 226 Huron - YUkon 4-4612 Weyenberg-Massagic 8: Olyrnpia For Women Arch Support-Fashion 8: Casuals Jumping Jack for Children Compliments of ROLAND 'S SERVICE . MacEACHIN 8: NIEBAUER Our Coal Makes Warm Friends Compliments of PORT HURON PAINT COMPANY 316 Huron Avenue-Phone YUkon 5-5585 MacTAGGART HOFFMAN COMPANY Rent a Royal Port Huron, Michigan Phone YUkon 5-7148 Congratulations To The Seniors of 19 55 GIBRALTAR MFG. 00. Detroit, Michigan H. E. Arnoe S. P. Blasier 116 M. W. TOMLIN DRUG South Park HAZZARD'S BEAUTY SHOP We Specialize in all Lines of Beauty Work 508 Quay Street Ph. YUkon 2-4214 Compliments of FLINCHBAUGH ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone YU-5-7197 762 Water Street MAXON INSURANCE AGENCY 1113 Military Street Port Huron, Michigan YUkon 4-4365 H D CHEVROLET COMPANY 3333 Electric Avenue Phone YU-2-0121 CITY DAIRY J. L. Crowe 81 J. E. Crowe The Home of Safe Milk Milk, Cream, Buttermilk, and Ice Cream 353 8: 355 River Street THE LAUTH HOTEL Banquet Facilities Mr. 81 Mrs. L. E. Meeks PORT HURON CAMERA SHOP Photographic Equipment and Supplies Photocopy and Reproduction Service 603 Huron Avenue Al Thompson Ph. YUkon 2-3742 Port Huron, Mich. Compliments of PAULINE'S BEAUTY SHOP All Smart Teens Patronize Pauline's MODERN MOTOR SERVICE 1504-24thStreet YU-5-8196 8: YU-5-8197 Port Huron, Michigan Compliments of O. K. LAUNDRY COMPANY 727-729 Lapeer Avenue Phone YU-5-5146 H. M. TOVAR AND COMPANY Milton Fry and Donald Hampton 411 Pine Street Compliment s of PORT HURON SULPHITE 81 PAPER COMPANY Compliments of W. T. WILSON . 514 Huron Avenue Compliments of BILL DOVE'S BEAUTY SHOP 203 Fox Building HAROLD A. McMAR'I'IN General Insurance Michigan National Bank Building Phone YU-4-4119 ED'S SHELL SERVICE Tires-Batteries Lubrication-Car Wash 24th and Electric VAN HAAFTEN'S PHARMACY Huron and Park Phone YUkon 2-9501 Port Huron, Michigan Adams, Stewart Aikman Bread Co. Aitken, E. T. Dr. Albert's Market Algonquin Hotel Andrews Insurance Anke r-Holth Arden's Askar-Shain Automotive Parts Ballentine Dry Goods Barnet Drug Store Barss, Joseph Benedict 8: Depuy Briones, Markel Bryant Engineering Carpenter, M. R. Carter, C. W. Chandler Cleaners Citizens Federal City Dairy Clayton Hardware Cleancraft Cleaners Coca-Cola Company Coney Island Lunch Cooper, W. L. Coury, John Dr. Courtney-Petho Ins. Covington, Davidson And Osborn Currie, E. 81 Son D 8: D Drug Store Dart Sheet Metal Daves Diana Sweet Shoppe Diduca Plumbing Dove, Bill Douvas, Nicholas Dunn En ineering Ed's Shell Service Emer son's Drugs Emery's Bowling Eusey Insurance Falk, Andy 81 Son Fead, John L. gl Son Flinchbau h Electric Fountain slind Fox's Fyfe's Gannon's Dairy Garden Shop Gibraltar Mf . Co. Gilbert, E. Graziadei, D. M. Hall, Fred Hamm, Wilbur V. Hazledine, H. J. Hazzard's H D Chevrolet Holland Lumber Home Roofing 8: Siding Howard Brot ers Howard Furniture Huron Electric I G A Innes, George 109 108 102 111 115 111 111 111 111 102 109 112 102 102 110 110 102 102 111 109 117 110 112 115 110 115 102 111 102 102 106 115 109 106 115 117 102 106 117 106 106 106 110 110 117 111 112 115 114 113 116 102 111 106 102 102 117 117 110 115 111 106 102 105 106 fifduatcbaa' Vndez Israel Jacobi Clothing Johnson, Peter Jones, Frank H. Kearney's, Ralph Service Kerr Lumber Company Kerr's Book Store Kesl, G. M. Dr. E. S. Kilbourne Kirkendall Collision Kirkendall 8: Nurenberg Kresge's Kuhn Motor Sales Lauth Hotel Lay's Furniture Littite Foundries London's Dairy Logan, William M. Lorwood Printers MacEachin 81 Niebauer MacTaggert, D. M. MacTaggart Hoffman Manis's Fine Foods Martin, Clyde Dr. Marriott Furniture Marx Jewelers Maybelle Van Dance Maxon Insurance McMartin Insurance Meredith, Evert Meyers, F. W. Michigan National Bank Modern Motor Service Moak Machine 8: Tool Co. Moore 8: Wright Mortimer Lumber Mosher's Jewelers Muellers Myron, Harry E. Noble, G. A. Nuhn, J. H. Ogden 8: Moffett O. K. Laundry Orr's Grocery Pauline's Peacock Lumber People's Saving Bank Phare, W. S. Phillips, Donald Phil's Lunch Popham Blinds Port Huron Business College Port Huron Camera Shop Port Huron Equipment Co. Port Huron Funeral Directors Port Huron Lumber Port Huron Paint Co. Port Huron Retail Florists Port Huron Sulphite Prescription Store Quin1an's Music Rea, Ford Co. Reed, Robert T. Rendezvous Renno, H. L. Ritter, Jerry 118 108 111 109 102 115 106 106 102 102 110 110 108 102 117 111 115 107 102 110 115 106 115 110 102 114 106 112 117 117 102 108 109 117 109 108 108 106 104 102 102 102 108 117 102 117 108 109 102 102 111 111 103 117 115 109 115 115 114 117 111 106 102 102 102 115 106 Roland's Service Roth's Dairy Ruff's Ice Cream Rutt, Robert L. Ruttle, A. G. Saffee's Coffee Ranch Sam's Cut Rate Sanderson, Joseph Schaefer, W. A. Schlitts, Robert Schulte, Edmund Sears-Roebuck Sibilla Shoes Sites, E. C. Smith, H. A. Markets Smitty's Boats Snellgrove, Roy Southeastern Gas Sovereign Insurance Sparling, Walter Sperry, J. B. Spike, R. W. Sport Shop Springer 81 Rose Square Deal Repair Standard Office Stephenson Electric Streeter, Halford Strumer's Hardware Tait Block Supply Thayer Laundromat Thomas, Andy Tomlin Drugs Touma, Emil Touma, George Touma, Said M. Tovar, H. M. Toy House Troy Laundry Tunnel Lumber Co. Valentine, Charles Val-U-Way Vanl-Iaaften Drugs Vo el 8: Ryan Vogkert Bros. Walker, DeWitte Walter's Ranch House Watters Shoes Watson 81 Inman Wee Nee Land Webb Coal West Side Cleaners Whaling, J. E. Wheaton Fish Willis, Harold Wilson, W. T. Williams, Paul Winkleman's Wittliff Insurance Wornen's Benefit Asso Woolworth's Wright, Bert Wright, Hoyt 8: Co. WT H Yeager Bridge C. 115 112 110 102 102 102 110 102 102 102 102 113 111 102 112 110 110 112 102 110 107 109 110 106 112 111 106 102 106 111 106 111 117 102 102 102 117 102 109 108 102 105 117 102 111 102 115 106 102 114 115 115 102 lll 102 117 107 109 102 102 102 115 106 113 117 -'N' v, ', 1:1 1 , , . vunooxs I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 I I I I I 1 I 1 I I I I 1 I I 1 I E 1 I I 1 1 I I I I I 1 1 i 1 I 1 I I I 1 1 I I 1 1 J f- -f , 4. f, V, . .ML Jag..