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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1957 volume:

w PORT HURON HIGH SCHOOL WYITH 0 HARMAN, INC PORT HURON MICHIGAN ARCHITECTS LOUIS C KINGSC0T7 ASSOCIA ' KALAMAZOO, M HIGAN ARCHITECTS 6 £_ IN££R5 utNkRAL CONSTRUCTION The Student staff gives you a glimpse of the 1956 1 957 school year. It would be impossible to show everything that transpired, but we hope that the story portrayed will other memories for you. v ' VIST M — ' - r y _ Our Homecoming Queen ' s Court - Barbara Brackenbury, Veronica Morton, Gloria Limas, Sally Dell, and Bonnie Langolf. Snqliah counaea aupplif baiia fion all othen uUject Bill Alldredge and Richard Shell preparing to listen to poems in Miss MacLaren ' s American Literature class. Seniors absorbed in their English work. Student leatin to expue them elve in £nq,li h. cla e Sophomores groping for English knowledge under Mr. Duvall ' s Supervision. Students of today - great orators of tomorrow. Social Science s pnepane student! to accept duties as citizens Students, leann qovennments and customs. of t neiqn friends Miss Muhlitner ' s class mulling over the ques- tion, “What is Democracy? Attentive Juniors heeding Miss Rush ' s explanations in History class. Paula Briggs pointing out a historical location while Gary Revoir looks on with interest. Science students pnobe natune fion hobbies and jfutune vocations Exploring into another world through the microscope in Biology class. Russian Sokoloff, Georgia Emig, and Tom Davis calculating the periodic motion of the pendulum in Physics. Students leann importance off science principle to mankind Experiment proves fascinating to Mr. Johnson ' s Chemistry class. Mr. Gouker ' s Science class making interesting discoveries. Mathematics - necessanij, to meet academic and vocational needs Patricia Oliver working out a Geometry problem with Miss Neil . Miss Meehan testing her students on their Algebra. James Ward pointing out Geometry theorem in Miss Leonard ' s class. (jenenal mathematics opened fron vanious fob aneas Mrs. Cribbin ' s class takes time out from problem solving to smile for the birdie. Mr. Aurand ' s Consumer Math class eagerly poses. Mr. Anderle ' s Arithmetic class working with fractions. Caneen — minded student a opened bu ine £ tnaininq couniea Studious workers of Mr. Morehead ' s Bookkeeping class working on their exercises Mrs. Lindsay ' s Transcription class typing from their Shorthand notes 7 naininq in bu ineM counzen aatiajiea pennonal needa Mrs. Rantanen dictating Shorthand to her Stenography class. Lanquaqel play an ewential pant ion admittance to college . . . French students compare phrases with those on the board . The class looks on as Mary MacEachin displays her skill in writing Spanish. IMP Judy Foster, Mary Lotridge, Marilyn Goldman, and Wesley Henry displaying their knowledge of verb forms in Miss Edward ' s Latin class. Inti off many kindi—dnawinq, cooking, lei vinq— fan fiutune pleaiune Onduitnlal Ante pave the waif . . . Creative akill ane tauqht hene . . . Michael Kaczmarczyk operating the shaper in Mr. DeFelice ' s Machine Shop course. Roy Muir buffing a knife in Crafts class — Miss Kuhlenkamp ' s. Carol Kerbyson putting the finishing touches on her shoulder bag. WM ion the ideal oft health — Boys in Mr. Heering ' s Health Education class enjoying an exciting game of volleyball . Miss Teachout ' s Health Education class learning the essentials of nursing. 7he lifje you nave mcu l e tfoun own, Mr. Pontine ' s class ready to roll , for their Driving Lessons. Mr. Dixon directing traffic for his Drivers ' Training group. 31 Oh , qive ua the power to concentrate! Students working attentively in Miss Muhlitner ' s Study Hall. 32 Lant dance in old qqm— “Janewell 3linq man behind the scenes. T . , r . . Time out for a slow dance. Benjamin Boyd and Warren Wade talking things over. 33 Canninq while JLeanninq WEISS BROS. WOOD PRODUCTS Bob Koppel Mr. Weiss GARDELLA ' S Leroy Ledsworth Mr. Dobel SEARS Gerald Huston Clair Curtis Mr. Koenig J.C. PENNEY CO. Jay Dowell JoAnn Steinhaus Mr. Maxson Co PETER JOHNSONS ' Ed Towns Mr. Speilburg - r - PORT HURON HOSPITAL Miss Cowan Dora Sutton Sharon Jones MICHIGAN BELL TRAFFIC Joanne Karl Barbara Hernandez Mrs. Ludwig 35 MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Mary Schatzline Mr. Keeler Dorothy Delacy Marion Wagner A. P. STORES Max Coats Mr. Dawson MICHIGAN BELL ACCOUNTING Sharon Jones Joe Kriston JoAnn Cowper Mrs. Hagle MICHIGAN BELL ACCOUNTING Susan White Jack Glenn Marlene Keef Mr. Hampton Canninq while Leanninq PORT HURON BEAUTY SCHOOL 36 Sandra Keesler Bonnie Rea Mrs. Cummins Vonda Ingram Co-op MICHIGAN BELL TRAFFIC Carol Thorley Sue Kinnee Mrs. Ludwig KROGER STORE Neva Treend Mr. Miller Bob Schleyer Dave Miller NATIONAL FOODS STORE Steve Grabbitt Ron Gorinac Mr. Tyler S.S. KRESGE COMPANY STANDING: Miss Ritchie, Wesley Kidd. SEATED: Roseann Doan, Judy Dunkel, Judy Badgerow, Sandra Cowan, Ruth Moutoux. JLeavinq the old school Two very mementous occasions occurred in January of 1957. The first was Mr. Tomlinson ' s locking the doors of the old school building — closing behind them our years of pleasant memories and accomplishments. The second event took place as Mr. Tomlinson turned the key — opening the doors to a future of even greater accomplishments, and which even now includes a past of equally pleasant memories. MORTON J. TOMLINSON, Principal FLORENCE C. WIESE, Assistant Principal 38 £n oty inq the new Enthusiastic students view new school with pride. The Cheerleaders sport brilliant new red uniforms in keeping with brightness of new gymnasium. Students gather between classes to hear the latest. Anothen decision made Mr. Tomlinson and Miss Wiese frequently consulted the master plan of the new school in preparation for the transfer to the new building. 40 7 he ffinit open hou e The modern exterior of the new school • Student Council qiven faculty tea STUDENT COUNCIL ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1. Guides for the new Sophomores, and sponsors of their welcoming assembly. 2. Worked with class officers on Dress-up Days. 3. Sponsored Homecoming dance, netting $300. 4. Representatives attended E.M.L. and Southern Peninsula Schools ' Conferences. 5. Appropriated $100 for Care . 6. Suggested new policies for new school . 7. Appropriated money for new cheerleading uniforms. 8. Helped pay for new band uniforms. Miss Teachout stops to greet Mrs. Kurzweil. Miss Muhlitner, L. Jane Smith, and Sandra Smith admire the beautifully decorated table. Mr. and Mrs. M.J. Tomlinson pause to oblige our photographer. 42 Council promotes numenous activities Student Council members combine work with pleasure while decorating the annual school Christmas tree. Student Council Members assisted at the first open house in the new high school on January 27. 43 Students, display talent Smiling Spotlight committee; Marilyn Hill, Jacqueline Ferriby, Jeneal McCanna, Bonnie Langolf, and Donna Briggs. David McLaughlin, Franklin Olham, and Robert Weston jam it up to the delight of the audience. The curtain falls on another Spotlight. Well done, juniors. 44 at Annual Spotlight There ' s nothing like a table near the band. Senion Homenoomu HOMEROOM 316 Teacher: Harry Anderle Officers: President- William Alldredge Vice-President- Douglas Albritton Secretary- Ruth Beltz Treasurer- Carol Bauslaugh Senior Homecoming Float. Prize-winning car of Jean Scheff ' s HOMEROOM 104 Teacher: Eleanor Cribbins Officers: President- Sally Jo Dell Vice-President- Judith Cruickshank Secretary- Carol Dan hausen Treasurer- Sharon Collins Student Council Representative Robert Davis 46 Senion Homenoomi HOMEROOM 404 Teacher: Eunice Eichhorn Officers: President- Rosealee Cameron Vice-President- Joseph Binion Secretary- Sharon Closs Treasurer- Mary Lou Burnell Concessions at half-time. Bedlam in the soft drinks area. HOMEROOM 113 Teacher: Marion Houck Officers: President- Ronald Emerson Vice-President- Lewis Fenner Secretary- Sharon Drown Treasurer- Carol yn Falk 47 Senion Homenooma HOMEROOM 101 B Teacher: Alice Kuhlenkamp Officers: President- Robert Hand Vice-President- Richard Gerkowski Secretary- Charles Glenn Treasurer- Madeline Gerhold HOMEROOM 403 Teacher: Fern Lindsay Officers: President- Charles Huff Vice-President- Ann Hofmann Secretary- Vonda Ingram Treasurer- Dorraine Herfert HOMEROOM 305 Teacher: Jimmie Lobaugh Officers: President- Beverly Johnson Vice-President- David Kilpatrick Secretary- Marlene Keef Treasurer- Marlene Keef 48 Senion f omenooma HOMEROOM 316 Teacher: Mary Neil Officers: President- William Kreeger Vice-President- Carol yn Kunz Secretary- Donna Krumlauf Treasurer- Hugh Lake HOMEROOM 206 Teacher: Winifred Powell Officers: President- Karen Marsh Vice-President- Mary MacEachin Secretary- Anna Mae McAuley Treasurer- Douglas Maxwell HOMEROOM 405 Teacher: Daphine Rantanen Officers: President- Gary O ' Donnell Vice-President- Suzanne Monzo Secretary- David Miller Treasurer- Carol Newman 49 Sertion Homenoomi HOMERROOM 402 Teacher: Mildred Rush Officers: President- Wilfred Perry Vice-President- Charles Purkiss Secretary- Sandra Raetzel Treasurer- Bonnie Rea HOMEROOM 312 Teacher: O.E. Shelton Officers: President- Richard Robins Vice-President- Leonard Rich Secretary- Treasurer Alice Robinson HOMEROOM 219 Teacher: Cyril Smith Officers: President- Theresa Slowinski Secretary- Joann Stein ha us Treasurer- Earl Steadman 50 Senion Uomenoomi HOMEROOM 219 Teacher: Doris Warren Officers: President- William Thielman Secretary- Marion Wagner Treasurer- Fred Van Camp Connie Innes hard at work. B. Wakeham, R. McFadden and C. Chappelle signing out for work. HOMEROOM 108 Teacher: Dona Young Officers: President- Jo Ann Westphal Vice-President Howard Woods Treasurer- Judith Wellman 51 President, Robert Moak; Secretary, Carol Danhausen; Principal, Mr, Morton J. Tomlinson; Clam YYlotto: Our errors in the past; Our gains in the future. Clam Jlouten: Red Rose Clam Colon a: Turquoise and Silver Clam Advimn: Harry Anderle Spirited Cheenleadem. . . Boom, boom, boom, boom Boom, boom, boom, boom. Send them to their Doon, doom, doom, doom. Spank Students and Jeam SEATED: Georgia Emig, and Jean Scheff. STANDING: Miss Neil, Faculty Advisor; Douglas Albritton, Carol Newman, Donna Briggs, and Judith Johnson. Students toun new school Fred Stuewer and Jim Wallington try out one of the spacious new lockers for size. No more bending and cramming with these I Fred Stuewer, Nancy Dawe, and Marilyn Hill discover that even washing hands can be fun when done the modern way. Students in the crafts department will have this convenience; a larger round wash basin with a spray instead of taps. 56 enthusiastic appnoval That ' s a dishwasher that Nancy Dawe and Marilyn Hill are looking into. It ' s one of the many new kitchen conveniences included in our modern Home Economics Department Mr. Gouker points with pride to the outstanding features of the biology laboratory. Nancy Dawe, Marilyn Hill, and Fred Stuewer think its worth smiling about, too. 57 Standing on the Connen . . . Second Prize Winner - Senior Float Third Prize Winner - Sophomore Float watching, fjloati, cam, . . . First Prize Winner Junior Class First Prize Car Owner, Gary O ' Donnell P.H.H.S. had the good fortune to be blessed this year with the peppiest cheerleaders imaginable. To them we owe a vote of Thanks. and the qinl qo Uq. Take six pretty girls, 59 crazily decorated cars and some unique floats; combine with a zippy high-stepping band and a winning football team; throw in a spirited faculty and student body; mix well with excitement on a beautiful fall day, and you ' ll have the most terrific Homecoming Day P.H.H.S. has ever had. The gaiety was contagious. Everywhere was heard and seen Beat Fferndale! The question, Who will be queen? echoed through the minds of all . The parade was one of the longest we ' ve ever had, and the game one of the most exciting. But nothing could compare to the thrill that went through the crowd when our Student Council President, Steve Sischo, announced that lovely Rosalyn Sorenson was our Homecoming Queen. The dance following the game was a sight to behold with the queen and her regal court of five reigning over the couples. The music was very danceable and the gym looked its best. T ' was a wonderful way to end a glorious day. Our queen, Rosalyn Sorenson, receiving a bouquet from Council President, Steven Sischo. Queen ' s candidates: Barbara Brackenbury, Bonnie Langolf, juniors; Sally Dell, Rosalyn Sorenson, seniors; Gloria Limas, Veronica Morton, sophomores. fYlanch oft jbimea. Dance A benefit game was played in January between the Aikman Sunbeam Bread team, composed of faculty members of the Port Huron Public Schools; and volunteer high school boys. The game provided many laughs with a combined show of sportsmanship and excellent basketball skill. They played to a capacity crowd. 61 3an , 3ootliqhtn, Acton . William Alldredge, Gary O ' Donnell, William Shain, Lois Peyton, Carol Kurzweil, JoAnn Westphal, Joseph Colgan, Georgia Emig, Mary Lou Burnell, Donald McGregor, Ronald Greene, Douglas Albritton, Roy Muir, Barbara Hubbell, and Sue Dentel. Committee Ch.ain.men Stage Manager Edward Lomasney Properties Committee Diane Smith Scenery Mary Dudley Sharon Best Costumes Judy Bishop Roselyn Edwards Tickets Mary MacEachin Publicity Mary Dudley Douglas Albritton Make-up Paula Johnston Program Alice Robinson Ushers (Faculty Chairman) • . . . Miss Warren Technical Director Grant Yeo A Drama in three acts as presented by the Senior Class of 1957, on November 16-17, 1956. Faculty Director- -Dona Young Student Directors- -Judith Wellman and Carolyn Kunz Stage Manager- Edward Lomasney 62 Succe njjul Dramatic Production The English group arrives at Shangri-La. Practice makes perfect. Myra . . . Elizabeth Wyland . . Rutherford . Chang . . Conway . . Mallinson Miss Brinklow Henry Barnard Lo Tsen . . Helen. . . High Lama . Tashi . . . Ai-Ling . . Tibetan . . Caat JoAnn Westphal Lois Peyton Gary O’Donnell William Shain Roy Muir . . . . William Alldredge . . . . Douglas Albritton Carol Kurzweil Don McGregor Mary Lou Burnell Barbara Hubbell Ronald Greene Sue Dentel Georgia Emig Joseph Colgan Barnard discovers Shangri-La has something besides scenery. Dinner Conversation in an English Restaurant. Tashi makes Barnard one of his beloved cigars. All work, and no play. 63 ■f Ill-School Pla if . . . CAST: BOTTOM ROW: Anita Goldstein, Judith Rowles, Dennis Parker, Gerald Richards, and Carol Vos. SECOND ROW: Karyn Kainey, Harold Muir, Judith Jacobs, Mary Lee Nyquist, Robert Hotlenshead, and Harry Atkins. THIRD ROW: James Rands, Benjamin Johnson, William Friley, Gerald Edson, and Robert Love. Belief on Jhein Toon” Faculty Director . Miss Dona Young Student Directors . . . Jeanne Sari Jane Bigger FACULTY COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Properties Catherine Meehan Caroline Winborn Josephine Woodward Scenery John Duvall Marjorie Muhlitner Ushers Isabelle Frankhauser Aline Ruthe Costumes Helen Alexander Publicity Mary Edwards Allen Phillips Tickets Raymond Moorehead Richard Gouker Programs Mary Glenn Jacobus 64 Bellea on Jhein 7oea The all-school play Belles on Their Toes, a hilarious comedy by Ernestine Gilbreth Carey and Frank Gilbreth, Jr., was presented in the high school auditorium on Friday and Saturday evenings, at eight, March 22-23. Both performances were well attended - The play was directed by Miss Dona Young. She was assisted by student directors Jeanne Sari, and Jane Bigger. Bill Alldredge was stage man- ager, and the technical director was Grant Yeo. Cant Mother . . . Mary Lee Nyquist Anne . Ernestine . . Judith Jacobs Martha . . . . Judith Rowles Bill . . . . . . James Rand Frank . . . . Benjamin Johnson Lillian Toni Van Ooteghem Fred . . . Dan . . Dennis Parker Jack . . . . .Gerald Richards Bobbie . . Tom . . William Friley Leora . . Anita Goldstein Dr. Bob . . . . .Gerald Edson Mr. Hathaway .Robert Hollenshead Al Lynch . . . . . Harry Atkins David Loring . . . Robert Love Mr. Crawford . . Gary Jamison COMMITTEE STUDENT CHAIRMEN Sharon Murdock Janet Montieth . . Sally Hofmann . William Alldredge . James Wallington . June Ruff Janet Richards . . Programs . Costumes . Make Up . Scenery Advertising . . Ushers Carol Vos enjoys the antics of William Friley and Anita Goldstein. Roll call in the Gilbreth family. Harry Atkins does Charleston while Harold Muir, and Judy Jacobs look on. 65 ( J.uniO’U ' Hand Wonk. . . Ruth Beltz and Carol Moffatt add a feminine touch. These busy workers were transformed into dancing lovelies later in the evening. I dreamed I was Queen of the J-Hop. . . 66 Requite in aucceai u -Hop Highlight of the evening! Douglas Albritton crowns Neva Treend J-Hop Queen as King Richard Robins smiles proudly. Southland Shadows faded as the evening drew to a close. 67 The citizens of Port Huron were honored to hear Dr. John C. Hannah, M. S. U. President, speak on Why do we build? at the formal dedication of the new Port Huron High School on February 25. The ceremonies were presided over by Howard D. Crull, Superintendent of Port Huron Schools; the high school band, under the direction of Mr. Clarence Wade, played the National Anthem, which was followed by the invocation by the Reverend A. W. Sheehy. The choir then sang How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place directed by Mr. Jimmie Lobaugh. YYISU Pneaident upeaka Dr. John C. Hannah delivering the main address. The faculty attends en masse. at ft onmal Dedication Mr. Tomlinson receives keys to new school from board of education president, Mr. William Brahany, Jr. After greetings from Board of Education President, Mr. William Brahany, Jr., various presentations were made: Mrs. Walter Munster presented flags for the classrooms to Mr. Tomlinson, and Mrs. Lucille Gergowski presented to Mr. Tomlinson and Student Council President Stephen Sischo the American flag for the outside poles. Robert Moak then accepted a picture of the first graduating class from P. H. H. S. from Mr. Neil Davis. The two keys to the new school were presented to Mr. Tomlinson and Mr. Brahany, by the architects, Mr. Wyeth and Mr. Kingscott. After the dedicatory address, Mr. Frank O. Staiger, board member, led the audience in singing God Bless America. The Reverend Mark M. Burgess closed the program with the benediction. Mr. Neil Davis presents picture of first P.H.H.S. graduating class to Robert Moak, 1957 senior class president. 69 Student a qain necoqnition . . . Carolyn Kurzweil, Kenneth Martin, Mary MacEachin, Richard Robins, Barbara Hubbell, Jan Charron, Lois Peyton, Robert Moak, Daniel Brown, Grant Yeo, Charles Huff, William Alldredge, Russian Sokoloff, Howard Woods, Lewis Fenner, Gary Burnell, and Nancy Schlueter. Qualifying, teat Last fall a sizeable group of seniors took the Qualifying Scholarship Test which was designed to select candidates for the National Merit Scholarship Program. Both the University of Michigan and Michigan State University require that students desirous of scholarships must have taken the Qualifying Scholarship Test. Scores on these tests, along with other pertinent information, determine the scholarship winners. Norman Gardner, Sandra Raetzel, Robert Hand, David Kilpatrick, David Kirbyson, Carolyn MacMurray Douglas Smith, Beverly Johnson, Mary Jean Makedonsky, Mary Dudley, Jeffrey Israel, JoAnn Westphal, Dougal McCulloch, Charles T. Purkiss, Roy Muir, Richard Gerkowski, Wesley Henry, and Sharon Best. 70 . ... aa leadens and icholann. e neif. Bulk The student and faculty of Port Huron High School are proud to have a true scholar in their midst. Jeffrey Bush, one of the students taking the scholarship qualifying test, earned the honor of entering final competition in the National Merit Scholarship Test. 71 Students succeed in bninqinq. honon . . Rumptz tvawln Wade, Howard Woods bwskijand Stephen Sischo. Richard Robins, Jan Charron, Dan Browft, D f vu! JtigHgMB Lewis Fenner, Chapes T.vPhr™ss, Richar MR07C 7 cat The N.R.O.T.C. test is required of all boys who wish to enroll in college as a regular student in the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps Program. The following five seniors passed the test successfully: Lynn Mantikoski, David Kerbyson, Charles T. Purkiss, Lewis Fenner, Dennis Fenner, Dennis Martin, and Howard Woods, A former P.H.H.S. graduate, Michael Gkekas, also passed the test. In February Richard Robins received an Air Force appointment from Congressmen Robert J. McIntosh, Pat McNamara, and ex-representative Jesse Wolcott. This entitled him to take a series of tests in March for entrance into the Air Force Academy. Y u l t ir j avid YYlillen. STATE CO-OP OFFICER A convention of the State Co-op Clubs was held in Battle Creek on the 4th and 5th of January to elect the executive members of the Club. David Miller, President of the P.H.H.S. Co-op Club, campaigned for the office of Vice-President. He had strong opposition from two other aspirants - P.H.H.S. was proud to learn that David was the winning candidate - Vice-President of the State Co-op Clubs. Mr. Wallace Hettle is sponsor of P.H.H.S. Co-op Club. 72 . . . to themnelven and P H H S YHanij, YYlacZachin Mary MacEachin was chosen by members of the 1957 senior class and the faculty to be the D.A.R. Good Citizen for Port Huron High. This award is given each year throughout the state and nation to selected senior girls who possess the qualities of dependability, leadership, service, and patriotism . Mary was. one of the three girls chosen by the Senior class as candidate for the award. The faculty made the final selection. Betty Cnocken U eat General Mills sponsored a search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. Two purposes for the test were: first, to find, through a knowledge and attitude test, the girls to receive scholarships for advanced study; second, to provide instructional aids for pupils and teachers for added educational experiences. Barbara Hubbell was the Homemaker of Tomorrow for Port Huron High School, winning the privilege of entering state competition. 73 P H H S B and add a jeat . . . Colon . . . VARSITY BAND: BOTTOM ROW: Arthur Schermerhorn, John Mahaffy, Janet Yakes, Alan Kimball, Marla Miller, L. Jane Smithy Janice Richards, Patricia Trembath, Wayne Miller, John Rumptz, Sharon Best, and Loupatti Miller. THIRD ROW: Gary Harmer.n Robert Wills, Charles Purkiss, Kathleen Wheelihan, William Friley, and Neil Davis, Jr. FOURTH ROW; James Schlee, King Cole.j Robert Weston, Janet MacPherson, David Ingram, and Frank Oldham, TOP ROW: Donald Westphal, Dennis Coggans, Davic and Mr. Wade. Cadet Band Saxophone Section The Varisty Band is primarily a Symphonic Concert Band. However, many of its members participate in Marching Band during the Football season the play for the Basketball games at the new gym. A special feature this year was an exchange concert with the Marine City High School Band. Cadet Band Saxophone Section: Marvin Kidd, Shirley Jackson, Sharon Fair, Marilyn Hill, Richard Latham, and Dave Coon. . . . Jo 8 iq Recta ' Activities. ■ i. ary Davis, and Madeline Powell. SECOND ROW: Janice Andrews, Bruce Dangremond, George Seely, Kathleen Scheonrock, )bert Wilton, Richard Riddle, Jerry Armstrong, John Armstrong, Fredrick Atkins, Joan White, Rex Hartson, Eugene Chandler, ary Burnell, Arthur Aitken, Jack Chandler, Linda Dohn, Gordon Courtney, Ronald Allen, Ralph Meredith, Douglas Lickfelt, cLaughlin, Joyce Potter, Dale Harris, Alex Langolf, Edward Lomasney, Edward Ligocki, William Aldredge, Steward Broadbent, The Varsity Band also participates in the Spring Concert, the County Band Festival, and plays for some of the civic clubs of Port Huron. The John Philip Sousa Award, a new award this year, goes to the graduating senior who contributes the most to the Varsity Band during his high school career. BAND OFFICERS President John Mahaffy Vice-President . . . Arthur Schermerhorn Secretary-Treasurer . . . Janet Yokes Drum Major and Student Director . William Friley Student Director, Assistant Gary Davis Librarians Allan Kimball Kathleen Schoenrock 75 B and Dinecton Clarence Wade Banda Pnovide YYluaical Pnoqnamn CADET BAND: BOTTOM ROW: Janet Kresin, Sue Dental, Donna Dunsmore, and Jeanne Sari. SECOND ROW: Janice Luca: Todd, Judith Rider, Gloria Gushwa, Richard Penn, Donald Campbell, Herbert Winters, Joseph Marsh, Noble Neff, James Schmid Sloat, Margaret Studer, Sharon Allen, Thomas McFarlane, Doris Furrant, Judith Hill, Bernice Joyce, Hoanne Davis, and Robe Brian Sawdon, James Rands, Robert Ford, Walter Green, David Beck, John Loeding, Harold Muir, and Kenneth Schultz. BACt CLARINET QUARTET: John Mahaffy, Alan Kimball, Janet Yakes, and Arthur Schermerhorn. Cadet Band Primarily a training and ac- tivity Band, the Cadet Band mem- bers also participate in Marching Band at Football games and provide half the program at the Band Concert in the Spring. Claninet Quantet This group won a first division rating in the national contest which was held in Saginaw, in February. 76 3on dancinq and li teninq plea une osemarie Jackson, Judith Straffon, Bonnie Davis, Margaret Houghton, and Edward Morton. THIRD ROW: Carol Ayrton, Geraldine id Marvin Warren. FOURTH ROW: Richard Latham, Dale Coon, Marilyn Hill, Sharon Fair, Shirley Jackson, Marvin Kidd, George [outenberg. TOP ROW: William Warren, Richard Bryce, Kenneth Porrett, Nancy LaMotte, Gordon Conger, William Lott, ROUND, STANDING: Mr. Wade. Dance B and This organization was formed to give those students who are interested an opportunity to receive training in the popular-music field. All arrangements were especially written for a group of this type. This year the band played for special school occasions and provided music for the March of Dimes Pancake Supper at the American Legion Hall. DANCE BAND: BOTTOM ROW: Arthur Aitken, James Schlee, King Cole, Arthur Schermerhorn, Alan Kimball, and Gary Burnell. SECOND ROW: Charles Purkiss, Neil Davis, Douglas Lickfelt, Lynn Mantikoski, and Ralph Meredith. TOP ROW: Donald Westphal, Larry Loveland, Loupatti Miller, and Mr. Wade. 77 Choina. Pn eaent YYlunical Pn.oqn.ama. . . p sjpc jf. sffiit|,lS. Odefn, C. fcr ej. dJ§1o 1||l G§o|r§h, jjjplpr fc leil, and S. Seanes, TOP ROW: A. Samuelson, S. Hofmann, E. Landou, j. K13ss“ A CAPPELLA CHOIR: BOTTOM ROW: D. Craighead, C. Fellows, P. Cline, C. Huff, J. Hart, A Shilling, W. Perry, D. Miller, S. Fa ett, and C. Kerbyson. SECOND ROW: F. McPherson, S. Drown, B. Holland, G. Daniels, R. Bossardet, C. Schurr, G. O’Donnell, Johnson, and B. LaVereilTHIRD ROW: Si Collins, C. Howev rtSaSankeri. A. L jpsU L. -Mantikolfki. I.. Arnold L Iait� p J. Breckl | Johns n, and B. LaVereji|rHIRD ROW: SI Collins, C. Howey SBSankea, A. lantij oski, L. Arnold, J. James, Kukulka. «®RTI OW: M. Stouffer, C. Newman, R. Sorenson, C. Thoriey, L. Lehman, S. Grahbit. R. Forstner, M. Brakenbury, and W. Wittaker. FIFTH ROW: M. E. Smith, J. Bowns, P. McLean, C. Bauslaugh, P. Etter, R. Hill. S. Massrnan, T. Conklin, D. Krumlauf, and L. Peyton. TOP ROW: M. Himmel, P. Meter, P. Chandler, S. Smith, and J. Munger. H Cappella Choin a Edwards, J. Cherry, E. Casner, B. Makedonski, J. Swaffield, B. Sinclair, B. Ridge, M. Rowe, J. Schrader, J. Shilling, and D. Schrain. strSk- -A, m J In . 1 Ml -3 Qinh ' CWotiua Photos by GOSCHNICK STUDIO Deaton fjon school and community FI HOW CHOIR: BOTTOM ROW: S. Fuller, R. Hall. D. Albert, E. Beaver, M. Davidson, J. Cruikshank, M. K. Cottinghan, E. Freeman ,D. Ingram, J. McDonald, S. Sinclair, P, Novar, and N. Gamble. SECOND ROW: M. Miller, E. Rands, P. Sanderson, S. tyourn, J. Papinea’u, M. Gerhold, B. Gates, N. Emlaw, D. Durrant J. Osmpr, D. Noffs, J. Osmet, J. Nicholson, L. Running, and Furtiess. THIRD ROW: J. Krohn, M. Roth, H. Joyce, M. L d, J. Logan, D. Thomfson, K. Tlibmason, J. Binion, J. Taylor. |b. Phillips AiJhornto r. LaV%-(| O. Balhoff, and C. Hul® JjURT l W M. Stone, P. Reeves,-4 flitfivan, Spen fcr P. Sandersonll E i .M. BiggeiPPt. Maxwell. B. Thielman, B n Li van, f Nl Spen ®r, 1 ng°lf.JjNutt 9 |Wj 3ifjth houn choin . . . Photos by GOSCHNICK STUDIO Boi a ' CWon.ua Vocal atudentd a ne ent. . . Cant Duke of Plaza Ton Luiz .... Don Alhambra Del Marco Palmieri . Guisippe Palmieri Antonio . . . Francesco . . Giorgio . . . Annibale . . . Duchess of Plaza Casilda . Gianetta Tessa . .. Fiametta . Vittoria . Giulia Inez . . i . .Carl Schurr . Gerald Daniels Bolero . . . Wilfred Perry . . . Jack Hart . Lynn Mantikoski . Albert Shilling . . David Ingram . .Robert Spencer . . . Dan Brown Toro .... Paula Johnston . . Carol Fellows . . Patricia Cline . . Sandra Smith . . Donna Johns . Diane Craighead . Sheila Fawcett . Sally Resseguie 80 Ofienetta, f Jhe Qondoliens 7he Qondoliena The operetta, The Gon- doliers, by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, was presented by the ACappella Choir in the high school auditorium, on May 24 and 25, at eight o ' clock. Under the direction of vocal instructor, Mr. Jimmie Lobaugh, the operetta was enthusiastically received by the students and community both evenings. The costumes for the principal cast members were made by Miss Laura Moore, Miss Marion Rowe, and Mrs. Helen Alexander. The girls in the clothing classes were responsible for all other costumes. PICTURED AT LEFT, BOTTOM ROW: Jack Hart, Patricia Cline, Sandra Smith and Lynn Mantikoski. TOP ROW: Paula Johnston and Carl Schurr. 81 v J tk SA a s% vm e various co SurtTcuIar activities that Poi Huron provide enjoyment not only for the participants; but l the entire student body. Pictured are represen tat iv3[ | Chalcraft, Future Teachers ' ; Antonia Shover, LibrarH Student ; Nancy Schlueter, Future Nurses ' ; James KAnr lann I k A k a r l • hi • i .1 Mary Jean Makedonsky; and Mary MacEachin, Lighthouse K School offers instances, for Joups: Nancy P®todith Wellman We, Radio Club; Jhe P ff H S IfeanUook KNEELING: Carl John Schmude, William Perry, Charles Phillips, Douglas Albritton, and David Germain SITTING: Dorraine Herfert, Beverly Stimson, Norma Jean Moss, Carol Danhausen, and Jeanne Sari. STANDING: Daphine Rantanen, Patricia Meter, Carolyn Willey, Mary Dudley, and Barbara Burde. Editor Norma Jean Moss Assistant Editor Carol Danhausen Student Advisor Douglas Albritton 84 Jhe Business Manager Judith Wellman Copy Editor Alice Robinson Advisor Daphine Rantanen Student Jhe P H H S Ylewnpafien BOTTOM ROW: Fred George. Harvey Philko, and Ronald Lindsay. SECOND ROW: James Wallington, Joan Burnell. Diana Bush, Jo Anne Drake, and Edward Howe. THIRD ROW: Judith Schwikert, Bonnie Rhadigan, Linda Faust. Sharon Murdock, and June Lawrence. FOURTH ROW: Sue Agnew. Janie Ridge. Sue Wagner. Alice Edwards, Sandra Davis, Mary Jean Makedonsky. Mary MacEachin, Donna Briggs. Linda Udell, and Eileen Alexander. TOP ROW: Jerry Gosnell, Kathleen Nelson, Thomas Hess, Jacqulyn Shaw, and Nancy Schlueter. Co-Editor Mary Makedonsky Co- Editor Mary MacEachin Advertising Manager Nancy Schlueter 86 7he Liqhthou ' ie Sports Editor James Wallington Feature Editor Donna Briggs Advisor Mary Glenn Jacobus Lighthouse staff members, including the photographer, take a break to have their picture snapped. PICTURED ARE Thomas Tielking, Joan Burnell, Linda Udell, Sue Wagner, Harvey Philko, Janie Ridge, and Jacqulyn Shaw. 87 Student Council. . . ,V : Panin jotiolRn, Nancy Scahiil, Carol Kurzweil, Stephen Sischo, Margaret vion. and Margaret VanCamp. THIRD ROW; Thomas Christenson, Judy Glaab, with, David Williams, Marilyn Mill, Frederick Stucwer, Maty Ellen Richards, m Chandler, Marilyn Holdinan. Judith Johnson, Karen Marsh. Bonnie Rhadigau. nepnenentative qnoup . . . . Howard, and William Alldredge. SECOND ROW: Bette Patterson, Jon Fitzgerald, Lawrence Loveland, Alex Laugoi Donald Greene, Janet Howard, William Draper, Mary Ann Bankson, Robert Davis, Judy Scbwidkert, and Kettnerb I James Wallin ton, Saundra Smith, Frank Shepherd, Leonard Lehman, Judy Meric ka, and Thomas Tielking. FIFTH Sharon Parish, FWres Widdows, and Nancy Dawe. 89 Wonk in co-openation . . . Activities Committee Sharon Parish, Marilyn Goldman, Bonnie Rhadigan, Nancy Scahill, Stewart Broad - bent, and Stephen Bankson. Publicity Committee Jon Fitzgerald, Margaret Howard, Bette Petterson, Carol Kidd, Judy Mericka, and James Wallington. Panti , Committee David Williams, Frederick Stuewer, Jane Smith, Paula Johnston, and Saundra Smith. with faculty. . . Pep Committee Janet Howard, Betsy Maxon, Joy Dove, Herb Winters, Adrien Chandler, and Nancy Nixon; Cheerleader, Georgia Emig. Election Committee Frances Widdows, Judith Glaab, Marilyn Hill, Karen Marsh, Susan Mayer, and William Draper. Papen Committee Nancy Dawe, Ronald Greene, Mary Ellen Richards, Marilyn Hill, and Kenneth Peck. mwM-- 91 to qive ntudentn. . . Miss Muhlitner, Student Council Advisor. Experienced, capable, and understanding. Buildinq and Maintenance Thomas Christenson, William Langolf, and Robert Davis. Stephen Sischo has shown his outstanding ability as a leader in the capacity of Student Council President during the 56- 57 school year. Mock election Wof ikena Hugh Lake, John Kenn, Jeffery Israel, Mirian Roth, Sherry Hayes, Richard Shell, Albert Shilling, Warren Schlatter, Nancy Chalcraft, and Barbara Burde. 92 voice in school policy and activities Executive Committee Stephen Sischo, Thomas Tielking, Nancy Scahill, Joy Dove, Nancy Dawe, Marilyn Hill, Frank Shepherd, Ronald Greene, Marilyn Goldman, William Alldredge, Margaret Howard, Paula Johnston, William Draper, and Carol Kurzweil. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Paula Johnston, Stephen Sischo, Carol Kurzweil, Margaret Howard, and Karen Marsh. Carol Kurzweil has done a commendable job as Student Council Vice-President for the past year. tenemblij. Committee Thomas Tielking, Judith Schwickert, Carol Kurzweil, Frank Shepherd, Margaret Van Camp, Leonard Lehman, and Mary Ann Bankson. 93 CluUti encounaqe atudenta. . . Jutune ‘JeachenA. Club Educators of the future generation. The members of Miss Kean’s Future Teachers’ Club are: Patricia Seiber, Nancy Chalcraft, Mary Lou Burnell. Ruth Van Camp, Inez Fulcher, Barbara Burde, Marlene Brooks, Sally Cline, Sharon Closs, Rose Vandervest, Toni Van Ooteghen, Patricia Smith, Sandra Raetzel, Dorraine Herfert, Janice Schroeder, Roselyn Edwards, Paula Johnston, Helen Reeves, and Joanne Keeler. Jutufie ftimea Club Girls planning a career serving mankind . The members of Miss Moore’s Future Nurses’ Club are: Addie Akridge, Ruth Andrews, Janet Balhoff, Linda Dohn, Linda Ellis, Carol Fahselt, Lynda Fike, Harriett Goodrich, Sharon Hall, Lauri Harmon, Margaret Houghton, Roberta King, Ann Leonhard, Ellen Little. Karen Losie, Janice Ducas, Karen Marsh, Patricia McKenzie, Mary Lee Nyquist, Sue Odom, Judy Philp, Elthea Pulford, Jane Robinson, Janet Rohm, Marlynn Schleicher, Nancy Schlueter, Nancy Shilling. Diane R. Smith, Sue Walker, Judy Welch, and Ellen Working. 94 to punsue special interests . . . Co-op Club This group is comprised of over one hundred who are part-time employees in the Port Huron businesses. PICTURE: William Kreeger, Judith Schwitzke, Neva Treend, David Miller, and Robert Schleyer. Radio Club Boys interested in radio and electronics in general. PICTURE: James Schlee, George Sloat Robert Hand, Joseph Marsh, Wilfred Perry, and Mr. Allen Phillips. in hobbies and po nible vocation a. . . JLibnany Club Guides in the world of books. The members of Miss Jessop ' s Library Club are: Linda Swaffield, Antonia Shover, JoAnn Keeler, Janelle Goudie, Marjorie Lindsey, Raymond Calhoun, Margaret Horn, Judith Agnew, Gary O’Donnell, and Pat Seiber. P.f . Club P.H. ' s athletes meet together to share their enjoyment of sports. and to co-open ate with othen Cheenleadena The packaged pep that travels with our team . Pep Club The girls who give their time and talents to the support of P.H. ' s athletic program. There are sixty-two members; representatives of the group are shown at the right. 97 B iq Redd 7ootball Squad BOTTOM ROW: Warren Wade, Ronald Wells, Robert Alcock, Garland Jacobs, Michael Koreiba, Richard Robins, Kenneth Martin, Harry Atkins, Jan Charron, G. Richard Teachout, Gary Buchanan, and Lynwood McPherson. SECOND ROW: Coach Robert Hayes, Coach Charles Dixon, Clarence Joyce, Floyd Williams, Bernard Palmateer, Arthur Aitken, Dugald McCulloch, Joseph Chevalier, Charles Mires, Gary Jamison, Richard Smith, Joseph Lincoln, Coach Richard Kackmeister, and Coach Harry Anderle. THIRD ROW: Manager Gerald Barr, Leonard Falkner, Michael Alcock, Bruce Myles, Ronald Pletz, Edward Lucas, Freddie Burrell, Fred Reid, Kenneth Koob, and Athletic Director Cecil V. Fowler. To the victor goes the Jug . Vanatty Second PORT HURON 19 6 6 32 7 7 28 6 26 Hamtramck Highland Park Lansing Eastern Mt. Clemens East Detroit Ferndale Birmingham Grosse Pointe Hazel Park OPPONENT 0 18 27 13 25 6 0 7 13 Won 5 - Lost 4 100 Place Second SJn £YHL Richard Robins Warren Wade receives a pass. Kenneth Martin Coach Hayes talks it over with the boys. Robert Alcock 101 JootUall hvand Winner The team takes its annual physical. The 1956 edition of the Big Reds 1 football team ended the season with a 5-4 record. This record was good enough to win them second place in the Eastern Michigan League. The League Champion was East Detroit. The team ' s greatest weakness was the lack of speed and experience in the backfield. Kenneth Martin, the fullback, sparked the team throughout the year playing defense as well as offense. Other seniors who were outstanding: Robert Alcock, halfback; Harry Atkins, guard; Dugald McCulloch, guard; Ronald Wells, quarterback; and Warren Wade, end. Richard Smith and Ronald Pletz were chosen as co-captains for the 1957 season. Awand Uinne Kenneth Martin HARRY SMITH AWARD (Best player) Richard Robins TUBBY MEYERS AWARD (Best sportsman) Harry Atkins SPRINGER ROSE AWARD (Made greatest sacrifice to play) 102 Little Red a” end qood football nea on Tenth Qnade Recond PORT HURON OPPONENTS 13 Pontiac 27 24 Hazel Park 6 25 Mt. Clemens 6 0 East Detroit 0 6 Ferndale 19 6 Birmingham 19 Won 2 - Lost 3 - Tied - 1 103 BOTTOM ROW: Steven Bankson, Paul Sheehy, Richard Smith, Richard Provost, Gary Koreiba, Arthur Cooper, Milton Brackenbury, and Charles Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Coach John Heering, Walter Ballard, Jon Fritzgerald, Edgar Irvine, Ronald Messinger, Chet Harwood, Martin Becktold, John Barden, Manager Kenneth Krafft. THIRD ROW: John Swoffer, John Zauner, Charles Schriner, Rodney Donning, Fredreck Reid, William DeBell, and Richard Berdan. Qolfc and Jennie. . . BOTTOM ROW: Martin Weiss, George Gough, Kenneth Farber, and Donald Rebitzke. SECOND ROW: Coach Bob Hayes, Fred George, David McElroy, Warren Wade, Robert Wolfe, and Richard Green. Season Hecond PORT HURON OPPONENTS 193 St. Stephens 201 380 Mt. Clemens 368 378 Pontiac 344 374 St. Stephens 380 364 Mt. Clemens 334 380 Regionals 14th Place 385 St. Clair 381 385 Ferndale 385 178 Pontiac 167 383 St. Clair 386 387 Birmingham 340 E.M.L. TOURNEY 3rd Place Won 3 - Lost 6 - Tied - 1 106 . . .Populan Spninq Spout BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Armstrong, Fredrick Atkins, Donald Drescher, Carl Manning, and Richard Gerkowski. SECOND ROW: Darryl Hastings, Robert Love, Coach Reed Laughlin, Michael Krabach, and Arthur Smith. Season Recond PORT HURON OPPONENT 4 St. Stephens 1 5 Hazel Park 0 3 Lapeer 4 4 East Detroit 1 3 St. Clair 2 0 Mt. Clemens 5 4 St. Stephens 1 5 Ferndale 0 0 Birmingham 5 0 St. Clair 5 Won 6 - Lost - 4 107 Basketball Vansity, Places 2nd in ZYYIL BOTTOM ROW: Gerald Barr, Ronald Wells, Richard Robins, Kenneth Martin, Ronald Pletz, Bruce Myles, Warren Wade, and Benjamin Boyd. SECOND ROW: Clarence Scheffler, Stephen Bankson, Charles Schriner, Fred Reid, Jack Hart, Gary Smith, Arthur Smith, Robert Wolfe, Richard Smith, Paul Sheehy, and Dale Coon. TOP ROW: Coach Earl Borr, Thomas Burton, Harlan Blomquist, Harvey Quintal, Bernard Palmateer, Richard Riddle, Donald McCulloch, Ronald Vercnocke, Ronald Mason, Richard Hanton, Mr. Brick Fowler, and Coach Reed Laughlin. Port Huron Season Second Opponent 5 2 Midland 44 73 Grosse Pointe 57 64 Flint Northern. (overtime) 62 63 Toledo Scott 50 58 Ferndale 62 67 Birmingham 43 54 East Detroit 61 59 Grosse Pointe 74 65 Hazel Park 55 62 Mt. Clemens 55 65 Ferndale 50 50 East Detroit 57 75 Birmingham Hazel Park 58 75 35 85 Mt. Clemens 74 67 Flint Central (Regional Tournament) Won 11 - Lost 5 2nd Place Eastern Michigan League 69 108 7u o Seniona Win Recognition Richard Robins, (Left), senior forward for the Big Martin in action. Reds, was named on the first string of the All -State squad selected by the Detroit Free Press. Robins is the fourth member of a P.H.H.S. team to be so honored. Kenneth Martin, (Right), gained honorable mention from the Free Press. SENIORS: Gerald Barr, Richard Robins, Kenneth Martin, Ronald Wells, and Warren Wade. 109 Cheeninq Section in View School Robins grabs a rebound. no Jnack t Jeam BOTTOM ROW: Michael Alcock, Gary Foster, Archie Searles, Jr. , Kenneth Martin, Jerry Wine, Edwin McDonald, Eugene Hancock, and Clarence Joyce. SECOND ROW: Frank Nunez, Jack Hart, Leonard Faulkner, Harry Atkins, Robert Moak, Stewart Broadbent, Charles Mires, and Arthur Aitkens. TOP ROW: Coach Harry Anderle, Dan Brown, Edward Lucas, Ronald Pletz, Richard Robins, Gerald Daniel, and William Alldredge. Season Recond PORT HURON OPPONENTS 49 1 3 Marysville 59 2 3 71 St. Clair 38 56 1 2 Croswell 52 1 2 53 1 2 Hazel Park 55 1 2 18 East Detroit 91 19 Mt. Clemens 90 3 Regional 64 Ferndale 35 25 Birmingham 85 Baseball BOTTOM ROW: George Geikas, Richard Touma, Donald Capps, Richard Turner, David Miller, Arthur McDonald, Joe Simpon. David States, and Cecil McQuillar. SECOND ROW: James Tymburner, Leon Thorton, Gerald Barr, Robert Rucker, Michael Koreiba, Gary Smith, Howard Woods, Richard Brown, and Tom Christenson, THIRD ROW: David Gardner, Bruce Dangermond, Ronald Taylor, Dennis Barth, and Coach John Herring. Captain- David R. Widen Season Recond — 1956 Tied for 2nd Place in League PORT HURON OPPONENTS 0 Pontiac (double-header) 3 4 Pontiac (double-header) 5 1 Hazel Park 10 9 East Detroit 2 8 Mr. Clemens 1 4 Flint Northern (double-header) 1 1 Flint Northern (double-header) 0 3 Birmingham 2 5 East Detroit 1 4 Mt. Clemens 0 4 Ferndale 5 4 Birmingham 3 0 Ferndale 1 47 Won 8 - Lost - 5 34 BOTTOM ROW: Coach Earl Borr, Jerry Lindsey, King Thomason, John Chandler, Howard Woods, Thomas Davis, Eldredge Suggs, and David Winter. Oioaa Countnij. Recond King Thomason took first place in four meets; Thomas Davis in two. Best Showing: Team defeat of Marysville and Croswel I -Lexington in last meet of the season, reversing- previous losses to Marysville. Most Improved Runner: David Winter E . M , L . Meet : First Place-King Thomason, and Second Place-Thomas Davis. State Meet; King Thomason and Thomas Davis qualified for the State Meet by placing third and fifth respectively in the Regional Meet at Detroit. In the State Finals, Davis placed third and Thomason thirty-sixth. Memorial Park and School Record for Two Miles: Set by Davis. Time 10 Minutes, 23 Seconds. Letter Winners: John Chandler Eldredge Suggs Thomas Davis King Thomason Jerry Lindsey David Winter 113 O1044 Countnij. Wne tlinq . . . SJmpnovinq at Pfff S BOTTOM ROW: Ken Koob, Doug Wheeler, Dave Jamison, John Zauner, Alex Hardy, John Gustke, Dave Crane, and Bob Sanderson. TOP ROW: Jerry Lindsey, Lloyd McCanna. Jack Barden, Larry Streeter, Coach Dixon, Joe Chevalier, Clarence Joyce, Ralph Meredith, and Dave Chester. W ie tlinq, Record PORT HURON 3 11 5 16 15 16 16 19 0 29 Hazel Park Bay City Handy Berkley Davison Flint Northern Hazel Park Bay City Davison Berkley Pontiac Handy OPPONENTS 48 34 40 34 32 26 32 27 0 17 Won 1 - Lost 8 - Tied - 1 114 Vansity Basketball Action Big Reds-Mt. Clemens game First game in new school . Bruce Myles tipping o ne. Martin bringing ball up the court - Mt. Clemens ' game. 115 QAA Oj)f)icen ' i Ofoicena. President, JoAnn Westphal; Secretary, Mary MacEachin; Vice-President, Nancy McLeod; Assistant Secretary, Nancy Schlueter; Manager, Mary Jo Mann. 1 Jn.op.hie a Mary Jo Mann, Carolyn Cheney, Gloria Limas, and Nancy Schlueter looking over the trophies that were won during 1957 . 116 Plan Vanied Adivitiea. Badminton Marion Johnson, Sharon Collins, Mary Jo Mann, JoAnn Westphal, Judith Welck, and Linda Henry competed with badminton enthusiasts in E.M.L. this spring. Anchenif Patricia Oliver, Mary Schultz, Anita Goldstein, and Thelma Martin enjoyed their archery experience. 117 Qinla oft all Qnaden Council BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Hernandez, Nancy Schlueter, Mary MacEachin, JoAnne Westphal, Nancy McLeod, Mary Jo Mann, and Joan Burnell. SECOND ROW: Linda Henry, Joann Westphal (10th), Patricia Chandler, Sherry Hayes, Carol Turner, Carolyn Chenny, and Gloria Limas. TOP ROW: Jane Smith, Sharon Collins, Paula Johnson, Carol Kurzweil, and Thelma Martin. This group set up the G. A. A. program for the entire year. President Joanne Westphal shooting foul shot. Aaaiat SJn Q l l Plana. Ateiitantu BOTTOM ROW: Sally Cline, Eileen Liqocki, Mary Evans, Margaret Sutton, and Mary Schultz. SECOND ROW: Madeline Gerhold, Shirley Armstrong, Patricia Chandler, Donna Briggs, and Mary Jo Mann. TOP ROW: Joann Westphal, Sharon Collins, Thelma Martin, Lorraine Landon, and Barbara Hernandez. 119 Game is off to a flying start. Ylew School Jacilitiea . . I Oth Qnade BOTTOM ROW: Cynda Fair, Judith Diggins, Lynda Fike, Ellen Working, Sharon Nordgren, Patricia Oliver, Anita Goldstein, Jeanette Jonseck, Margaret Studer, and Linda Dotson. SECOND ROW; Marion Johnston, Normajean Wismer, Carol Kidd. Judith Philp, Mary Nell Hill, Judith Welch, Kay Allen, Marion Hamilton, Janice Lucas, L. Jane Smith, Mary Ann Stanlake, and Janet Haehnle. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Goldman, Judith Veen, Adrien Chandler, Linda Henry, Darlene Cook, Gloria Limas, Janet Kresin, Mary Lee Nyquist, Linda Farslow, Marie Armstrong, Marcia Ingell, Anna Sinclair, and Noreen Kerr. TOP ROW: Judy Garpo, Ardis Brooks, JoAnn Bigger, Rita Martin, Judith Johnson, Suzanne Crockett, Jean Karl, Deanna Jerove, Carolyn Cheney, Marion Foster, and Karen VanHulst. W. H . L. S. Leadership Awards went to Nancy McLeod and Sharon Collins. A fast break in a girls ' basketball game — counts for two points. Jon (finin ' Qif,m Clannen Leadership Club BOTTOM ROW: Deanna Jerove, Patricia Chandler, Normajean Wismer, Kay Allen, Lynda Fike, Anita Goldstein, Mary Nell Hill, and Donna Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Nancy McLeod, Sharon Collins, Nancy Schlueter, L. Jane Smith, Donna Briggs, Marilyn Goldman, Thelma Martin, Gloria Limas, Madeline Gerhold, and Jean Karl. TOP ROW: Shirley Armstrong, Judith Johnson, Darlene Cook, Marion Johnston, and Judith Welch. ( +.A.A. Captains, City Recreational Teams BOTTOM ROW: Deanna Jerove, Patricia Chandler, Barbara Holland, Kay Allen, Jo Ann Westphal, Jean Scheff, and Sally Cline. TOP ROW: Barbara Hernandez, L. Jane Smith, Normajean Wismer, Thelma Martin, Marilyn Goldman, and Karen Marsh. 121 Senion a Q V Judith Douglas Robert William Ronald Agnew Albritton Alcock Alldredge Allen John Armstrong Patience Arnold Jerry Shirley Larry Armstrong Armstrong Arnold Frederick Harry Atkins Atkins Sharlane Atkins James Atkinson Judith Donald Badgerow Bailey 124 Jack Marjorie James Robert Gerald Baker Ballard Ballentine Bankert Barr Suzanne Vivian Carol Earlene Barr Barry Bauslaugh Beaver Ruth Beltz Joe Binion Judith Bishop James Sharron Gail Bennett Best Betts Marilyn Robert Bissett Bossardet 125 Senior Janet Bowns Donald Joyce Ronald Stewart Breckon Breckon Breckon Broadbent Dallas Leonard Marlene Daniel Bronson Brookins Brooks Brown Leland Brown Mary Lou Leilaniaie Burnell Burns Richard Jeffrey Burt Bush Senioni Rosea lee Cameron (Lambert) Nancy Chalcraft Carol Chappelle Jan Charron Joseph Cheval ier Sally Phyllis Sharon Cline Clingenpeel Closs Max Coats Joseph Colgan Sharon Collins Gerald Cole Sandra JoAnn Cowan Cowper Richard Cornwell Diane Tyler Craighead Crockett 127 Senionn Robert Thomas Allan David Davis Davis Dease Deaton Dorothy Sally Sue Ann John Thomas Delacy Dell Dentel Diaz Dingwell Senior in RoseAnn Doan Sharon Drown Mary Judith Carol Dudley Dunkel Durrant Doris Roselyn Susan Jacquelyn Durrant Edwards Edwards Emerick Janet Ronald Georgia Curtis Patricia Emerick Emerson Emig Emunson Etter Senionn Mary Carolyne Sheila Carol Judith Evans Falk Fawcett Fellows Fenner Lewis Charlotte Harry Fenner Ferguson Fields Joyce Ford Robert Donna Gary Forstner Foster Foster Norman Gardner Donna Fralick William Genaw 130 Semom Madeline Richard David Lee Robert Gerhold Gerkowski Germain Gierman Gil left Erich Mary Charles John Girchardt Gleason Glenn Gofton u % Patricia Goheen Ronald Gorinac Florence Walter Graham Green Janelle Steven Goudie Grabbitt Ronald Charlotte Greene Grover 131 Vivian Ruth Robert Dale Darryl Gurnsey Gustincic (Moutoux) Hand Harris Hastings Sherry Janice Lucille John J. Hayes Hazen Heath Heering, III Herfert Hernandez Senior Margaret Margaret Edward William Horn Howard Howe Howe Margaret Margaret Edward William Horn Howard Howe Howe Carol Barbara Charlene Howey Hubbell Huff Huston Ingersoll Gerald Vonda Ingles Ingram 133 Ellen Isabel I Jeffery Israel Gerald Beverley William James Jamison Jaskoski Shirley Garland Jackson Jacobs Beverly Paula Paddy Ann Sharon J. Johnson Johnston Jones Jones Sharon K. Sharron K. William Helen Joann Jones Jones Jones Joyce Karl 134 Senior m Michael Karen Leo William Koreiba Kovatch Krause Kreeger Joseph Donna Connie Kriston Krumlauf Kukulka Carol Hugh Kurzweil Lake Carolyn Kunz 136 Terry Lavere Seniona Leonard Lehman Marlene Mildred Little Lloyd Lincoln Lindsay t Marjorie Lindsey Lockwood Lomasney 137 Eugene Long Delbert Mary Catherine Marilyn Sandra Loxton Lund MacDonald MacDonald Mary MacEachin Mary Jean Makedonsky Carolyn Sharron John MacMurray MacNeil Mahaffy Paul Ma llorey Lynn Karen Mantikoski Marsh Marlene Marshall Dennis Martin Kenneth Martin Bruce Maxwell Seniors Douglas Anna Mae Gerald Harry Dugald Maxwell McAuley McCormick McCoy McCulloch Jessie Robert David McDonald McDonald McElroy Donald Gary Evelyn McGregor McLeod McNaughton Dennis Rosalie Messenger Messinger Rosemary McFadden Fay Ann McPherson Patricia David Meter Miller 139 Seniors Marilyn Wayne Miller Miller Joan Ann Moore Joyce Mugridge Carol Moffatt Larry Morrish Constance Muir Yvonne Morrison Roy Muir 140 Suzanne Monzo Joyce Jeanette Mills Mitchell Gordon Moore Norma Moss Carol Janet Newman Nicholson , Robert Moak Nancy James Nixon Norris r Patricia Gerald Novar Nutt William Wanda John Jack Olary Oliver Olshove Osborn Glenn Patricia Mary Charles Kenneth Osborne Palmer Parr Pavey Peck 141 Senionn Wilfred Judith Otto Lois Edith Perry Peterson Peterson Peyton Pickelhaupt Marilyn Jacqueline Ira Pratt Price Pringle Chari Purkiss Ruth Reinke 142 Seniona Marvin Judith Robert Nancy Schlatter Schleicher Schleyer Schlueter Garry Marvin Shagena Shagena 144 Senionn Frederick Eldridge Dora Stuewer Suggs Sutton Mary Stouffer Ronald Stroud Linda Swaffield 146 Seniona Carol Frederick Turner VanCamp Carol Frederick Turner VanCamp Neva Margaret Treend Treleaven Evelyn Mary Ann VanSickle Vincent Sharon Vogel Warren Wade rian Wagner Wagner Waite 147 Seniona Beverly Buelah Jean Gerald Robert Wakeham Walker Warner Watson Weber Senior m Will ia Leroy Carolyn David Irvin Wm. Whittaker Wilcox Willey Williams Wilson Denise Wilson Richard Wilson Laura Wismer Howard Woods Helen Roth Robert Judith James Tenniswood Hill Tarzwell 149 Juniona Michael Alcock Eileen Alexander Douglas Allen Sue Agnew Judith Ainsworth Arthur Aitken Donna Albert Sally Anglebrant Clarence Armstrong Claudette Arnold Daniel Bradt Gertrude Bressette Mary Lou Bricker Larry Brown William Bundy Josephine Burgos Beverley Burnell Joan Burnell Sharon Burns Freddie Burrell Berwyn Buschlen Diana Bush Linda Bush Kenneth Butzen Julius Caesar Charlene Campbell Judy Cannon 150 Robert Carpo Robert Cefeske Eugene Chandler Jack Chandler Patricia Chandler Judy Cherry Tom Christenson Patti Church Carol Clendenny Patricia Cline Brenda Clink Bonnie Coburn King Cole Dawn Collingwood Floyd Collins Robert Collins Mary Condland lunion Charles Coo e Mary Kay ( ttingham Patricia Couler David Crane V Robert Curnow Gary Dalbec Larry Daley Betty Daly Beverly Daly Bruce Dangremond Gerald Daniel Marian Davidson Barbara Davis Cecil Davis Sandra Davis Nancy Dewey Diane Day Nelson Day Diane Davis Judy Davis Neil Davis Armstead Diggs Dora Dillon John Dolan Jo Anne Drake Charles DeBell Ann DePuy Antonia DiDuca Joan Duff Jane Duff Hilayne Eaton Alice Edwards William Draper Ronald Drown Sondra Duckworth Nancy Emlaw Harold Evans Malcolm Fairfield Leonard Faulkner Marianne Eisenhauer Norma Ellis LaVern Elsholz © t- Patricia Flanagan Jon Ford Judy Foster Margaret Foster i A Linda Faust 1 , y Clarissa Fenner Jacqueline Ferriby uniona Bill G. Friley Daniel R. Frizzle Dave Frumveller Shirley J. Fox Haden R. Frank Judy Freeman Eileen M. Friedland Barbara J. Fye Margaret E. Gage Karen L. Galat Inez j. Fulcher Carol L. Fuller Sharron G. Fuller Vivian Ann Furness Thomas P. Geoffroy Fred W. George Howard R. Gerrow Nora Marie Gamble Esther Garcia Dave F. Gardner Betty Sue Gates Joanne Y. Gray Patsy Jean Groh Steve B. Guitar Jerry Allen Girvin Judy Ann Glaab George A. Goldsworthy Albert Gonzales John R. Gustke Roberta J. Hall Sharon M. Hall Vesta E. Hall fay J. Hamilton udy Ann Hamilton Gary D. Harmer Gail Harmon J Laurellee K. Harmon Alec Hardy Jack Hart Kaye R. Hawes Joyce A. Hawk Janet G. Hayes =v] Charles L. Heald Larry G. Heimbach Marilyne Kay Helm Calvin Gene Hensler Delores A. Hernandez Marilyn F. Hill Marilyn G. Hill Star E. Hines Garlin J. Hodgins Sally Marie Hofmann Barbara Ann Holland Robert E. Hollenshead Joe H. Hollis Clayton Holmes Larry B. Howard Joanne M. Hubbell Gary M. Hudson Marilyn Jean Hudson Sandra K. Hunt David Keith Ingram Carol F. Jack 152 Judith A. Jacobs Rosemarie I. Jackson Gary W. Jamison Dave Jeanson Maurice Jehl Nancy Jensen Rosalie Jeske Benny Johnson John Johnson Judy Johnson Robert Johnson Sandra Johnson Willie Johnson William Johnston Clarence Joyce Michael Kaczmarczyk Sharon Kaiser unio’ m Gale Kaleva Joseph Kalish oanne Keeler Barbara Lachon Judith Lambert Elnovia Landon Connie Latumo June Lawrence Charles Lee Lenora Lehman Peter Lapka Richard Lancaster Loren Lashbrook Dorothy Levitt C. Douglas Lickfelt Edward Ligocki Eileen Ligocki Ann Leonhard Patricia Leonard Dorothy Letts Jerry Lindsey Ronald Lindsay Sharon Lloyd Claudia Loeprich James Likins Carmen Limas Joseph Lincoln 153 uniom Mary Lotridge Robert Love Lawrence Loveland Judith Logan Lynda Logan Terrance London James Loshaw James Lytle Judith MacDonald Patricia MacLean Marla Miller Nancy Jean Minke Jean Minnie Janet Monte ith Art Montross Joe Montross Judith Morauski Leland Morden Carolyn Morre Joan Morris Carl Moss Julia Moutoux Patricia Mullen JoAnn Munger Gary Munro Bruce Myles Kathleen Nelson Jeanie Nichol Judith Nixon Dorothy Nofs 154 Patricia O’Neil David Orr Ronald Ort Janet Osmer Judy Osmer Tea Ouellette Janet Paeth John Palmer Judy Papinean Martin Park r Larry Parmann Sharron Parrish Ruth Pa ton James Patterson 1 Juniom Ronald Pletz Barbara Postili Joyce Potter Madeline “ Sharon Pickerel Valerie Pickett Clarence r Ralph Pringle Ruth Promer Dennis Raines Angeline Randolph Jacquelynn Prater Dorothy Pringle Lanny Pringle Frances Reeves Patricia Reeves Millicent Renno Mabel Resseguie Esther Rands Michael Ray Patricia Reese Marylou Rich Janice Richards Barbara Ridge Janie Ridge Judith Reynolds Margaret Rhadigan Gary Rhody Judy Rowles Mary Jane Rowley Vernon Russell Arlene Samuelson ft Charles Roe Robert Ross William Rouse 155 v SVHFn union Diana Scheffler Kathleen Scheonrock Arthur Schermerhorn Patricia Sanderson Jeanne Sari John Schafer Clarence Scheffler Lois Schuck Mary Schultz Carl Schurr Robert Schermerhorn Carl Schmude Wilfred Schneider Janice Schroeder v Josephine Shank Pamela Sharp Rudy Sharp Judith Schwikert Richard Searle Patricia Seiber Sharon Sendzik nann ( Sharon Shepherd Earl Shoulders Edward Simpson Carol Sharrard Jacqulyn Shaw Saundra Sheffer Russell Sheldon Charles Slingerland Mary Smart Arthur Smith David Smith Diane Smith Gary Smith Mary Ellen Smith Richard Smith Terrance Smith David Sischo Robert Soderberg Joseph Spencer Nancy Spencer Robert Spencer Ray Spooner Ann Squires Gloria Staiger Ruthann Stein William Steiner Rosemary Stevens Beverly Stimson Richard Stokan Mary Stone Judith Straffon Roberta Stuller LaDonna Sullivan Margaret Sutton John Tanton Patsy Tarzwell James J. Taylor James W. Taylor Ronald Taylor Alice Teeple Joyce Teeple Gloria Tetreau 156 Fred Thomas Henry Thomason David Thompson lunioni Gary Thompson Jerene E. Thompson Donald B. Thornton Leon R. Thornton Richard J. Tokarski Joyce E. Torrey Loretta M. Totten Doug Said Touma Patricia A. Trembath Edward L. Trudell Linda C. Udell Tom W. Upleger Ruth Ann H. VanCamp Dale R. Van Conant Elon RjyVan Luven Nelson D. Van Ness Carol L. Vos Karen E. Wagg Marlene M. Wagner Robert R. WahT Joseph Walker Shirley Walker Sue L. Walker James F. R. Wallington Mary F. Ward Cynthia K. Warren Frederick B. Warren Judy A. Warren Marvin J. Warren Nellanne S. Warren David Washburn Karl F. Werner Sandra J. Wessel Beverly L. Westphal Donald C. Westphal Bonnie C. Weber Annette Weir Ruby Weiss Larry D. Wheelihan Joan M. White Frances M. Widdows Aloysious A. Wilder Lewis E. Weygandt Douglas Eugene Wheeler Kathleen A. Wheelihan Sharon Kaye Williams Priscilla M. Wilson Richard F. Wilton Clarence Winfield Sandra L. Willey M. Elaine Williams Floyd Williams Walter A. Wyphch Janet G. Yakes Carol Lee Youne Sarah Jane Ziegler David L. Winter Robert C. Wolfe Shirley Ann Woum Nancy Dawe Agatha Smith 157 Sofihomonei Lana Allen Marilynn Allen Phillip Allor Floyd Adolph Adaie Akridge James Alexander Kay Allen Ruth Andrews Lloyd Armstead Donna Armstrong Eugene Biernot JoAnn Bigger Charlotte Bissett £S£ft Betsy Black Melvyn Blain Harlan Blomquist Janet Bopra George Bowers Milton Brackenbury Alice Bradley Edward Bradley Erma Brennan Ardis Brooks Paula Briggs Connie Brown Richard Bryce Sally Burgess Duane Burt Thomas Burton Timothy Butler Carolyn Callendar Jean Cameron Susan Campbell 1 jg David Carlisle Sherry Carnahan Judy Carpo Carol Carson Penni Carson Marguerite Caryl Esther Casner Jim Caudill Russell Chambers Adrien Chandler Mary Chandler Darlene Charles Cynthia Chase Carolyn Cheney Barbara Chenoski Sofihomonei David Chester Carolyn Cronce James Crumback Constance Cureton Gary Davis Joanne Davis Terry Davis Gary Donaldson Beverly Dortman Linda Dotson Paul Double Robert Dietz Judith Diggins Linda Donn Rodney Downing Bernard Duckworth Alice Dudley George Dunn Joy Dove Jacqueline Down Harry Downing 1 59 Sophomonen Gerald Edson Kathy Edwards Linda Ellis Judith Dunn Donna Dunsmore Orvel Eagle Sharron Edie Cynda Fair Sharon Fair Becky Falk David Emeigh Joan Emericn Richard Emig Carol Fahselt X lie Falk jEarl Fenner Eleanor Fenner Sandra Ferriby 3 Ronnid Fredirick Farquhar Robert Farr Linda Farslow Jack Fiedler Raymond Fields Lynda Fike William Fischer John Flaherty Lorna Flood John Foglesong, Jr Daniel Fondren Robert Ford Thomas Forstner Jon Fitzgerald Marion Foster Rosemary Fowler Ruth Fraelich Judith Frazer Claude Freeman Larry French Patricia Freeman Lynn Freiger Mary Fry Virginia Fuller Norman Furness Betty Fye Margaret Fye James Ganhs Linda Garcia Samuel Garcia Jacqueline Garlick Larry Garrow Shirley Geick Dennis Genaw Jeanne George Diana Gibbs Kreeta Gillett Margaret Glyshaw Patricia Goodman Harriett Goodrich James Goodrich Marilyn Goldman Anita Goldstein Nancey Gossman Carolyn Gray Jo Ann Gresley Christina Groat 1 Marian Gruel Marilyn L. Gunn Thomas O. Gunter Gloria J. Gushwa Janet J. Haehnle Carolyn J. Hall Charlene M. Hall Verna J. Hall Mary Jo Hallead Barbara E. Halliday Marion E. Hamilton David D. Hancock Richard L. Hanton Nancy L. Hardy Robert N. Harter Sophomonen j Q 3k ik Stuart Irwin Bill J. Jackson Judy A. Jahr Mary Nell Hill Ruth M. Hill Phyllis A. Hines William N. Hinkle Robert J. Hicks Frank E. Hilbom Dorothy J. Hill William Holzberger William A. Hopkins Fred P. J. Hopp Sharon L. Hornby Patricia A. Hoag Joy A. Hoffman Jack S. Holmes Margaret R. Hudy James Clifford Hull Judy E. Hux Judith A. Johnson Janet E. Howard James Howe Irene A. Howell m Sofihomonea Mark Jones Patricia Jones Jeanette Jonseck William Johnson Marion Johnston Frederick Jones Judith Jones Constance Keeley G. Robert Keeley Sharron Keefer Bernice Joyce Patriciann Kane Margaret Karl Jim Kean tilL Wk Nancy LaMotte Sallie Lane Thomas Lane Alex Langolf Judith Langolf Judith Langolf Ruth Ann Lapka V , © « 4k •� Calvin Lapp Richard Latham Thomas Lawson Nancy Leaym Jack Ledsworth Annabel Lee Joseph LePage Geraldine Lewandowski Barbara Lickfelt Gloria Limas Mary Lincoln Shirley Linder Ellen Little Beverly Lloyd John Loeding Gretchen Loll Karen Losie William Lott Barbara Loxton Janice Lucas 162 Dennis MacDonald Janet MacKay Roger Maguire Barbara Makedonsky Richard Manfrin Joanne Marek Dennis Marone Joe Marsh Sophomonea Rita Martin Amelia Martinez Frank Martiny Gerald Masar Ronald Mason Darlene Matthews Betty Maxwell William Mitchell Delores Moon Darlene Moore Harold Muir Howard Muir Mary Mullen Sharon Murdock Veronica Morton Virginia Mosurak Sally Mowbray Ronald Muzzy Noble Neff Alvin Nichol Gilbert Nichols Eunice Murphy Geraldine Murray Jack Musselman ✓ % Karen Nuske MaryLee Nyquist Gary O’Brien Carole O’Connor Ronald Nichols David Nicholson Sharon Nordgren 163 Sop.homon.ea Patty Oliver Catherine Olshove Mary O’Neill Suzanne Odom Franklin Oldham Carolyn Oliver Patricia Oliver Dennis Parker Ronald Parks Harriett Pelton James Ort Verna Ostrander Bernard Palmateer Jolita Patterson Janet Rohm Betty Ross Randall Rostine Ellen Roth Sheila Rowert Shirley Rowley Sharon Sanders Nancy Sanderson Robert Sanderson John Sari Thomas Saunby Brian Sawdon Marjorie Savedra James Schlee Marlynn Schleicher James Schmidt Suellen Schneider Joanne Schrader Dorothy Schram Charles Schriner Carol Schultz Carolyn Schultz Kenneth Schultz 164 Sandra Searles Robert Seaton Bruce Sedich James Sedich Darlene Sedick George Seely RuthAnn Seltzer Edward Shank Paul Sheehy Frank Shepherd Judith Shilling Diana Shoudy Anna Sinclair Betty Sinclair George Sloat Sophomonen T3r Judith Sr Lti Lolly SmitrV Nancy Smitl Patricia Smil Richard Smith Scott Smith William Sorrells Sharon Springstead Charles Stalker Mary Stanlake Howard Stein Ralph Stevens Carol Stock Kenneth Stock Gerald Stoner Larry Streeter Margaret Studer Jesse Suarez David Stokan Mary Stone Shirley Stone Shirley Swint John Swoffer Raymond Swoffer Charles Talbot Julie Swaffield Jerry Swanson Wilbert Swift Toni Thompson Dennis Todd Geraldine Todd Judith Toner Alice Tarzwell Carolyn Thomas Robert Thompson Esther Uresti Constance Valentine Clair VanCamp Margaret VanCamp Melvin Tucker James Tuschling Suzanne Urban Toni Ann VanDotogen Judith Veen Gail Vincent Mary Virgilio Rose Vandervest Karen VanHulst Kenneth VanLuven 1A c Soph.omon.ea Fred Borkowski Rosemary Laffery Joe Osko Blanche Smith Bruce Way 166 unions. uponnon Snow-Ball Dancers pause for a refreshing pick up. 167 1 The students are happy to have teachers who give them guidallW and training so unselfishly, and who show much interest in the co-curricular activities of the students. Teachers pictured are: SEa l tD: Mary Glenn Jacobus. Isabelle Frankhauser, Winifred Powell, Dona Young, Eunice Eictjjiorn, Marion Houck, and Catherine Meehan. STANDING: Alan Phillips, Mary Edwards. Leo Johnson, John Duvall, Catherine Brown, Laura Moore, Harry Anderle, Robert Paap, John Lighter, and Eleazar Curti. r Jaculty CATHERINE BROWN Homemaking GLENN BURNELL Mechanical Drawing ELEANOR CRIBBINS Social Arithmetic PHILIP DeFELICE 170 CHARLES DIXON Machine Shop Drivers Education LORETTA BLACKBURN Cafeteria Manager ELEAZAR CURTI Spanish EUNICE EICHHORN History JOHN DUVALL English ISABELLE FRANKHAUSER Commercial MARY EDWARDS Latin RICHARD GOUKER Science faculty RALPH HARRISON Social Science CLARA WELLMAN Miss Wiese ' s Office s T A F F VIRGINIA FORBES Mr. Tomlinson ' s Office BARBARA FRENCH Mr. Tomlinson ' s Office Gaylord Feick, Ellen L. Kean, Frances Moore, Ernest A. Gerke, Counselors. ' laculty ROBERT HAYES Physical Education JOHN HEERING Physical Education WALLACE HETTLE Coordinator, Dist. Ed. LEO M. JOHNSON Chemistry MARY GLENN JACOBUS English ALICE KUHLENKAMP Crafts JOHN LIGHTER Metals, Crafts GRACE JESSOP Librarian REED LAUGHLIN History, BB Coach FERN LINDSAY Commercial MARION HOUCK English MARY LEONARD Mathematics 3ac ultif CATHERINE MEEHAN Mathematics JIMMIE LOBAUGH Music LAURA E. MOORE Homemaking ISABEL MacLAREN English RAYMOND MOREHEAD Commercial MARJORIE MUHLITNER Government, Economics Caftetenia Statf Glenn Pederson YYiaintenan.ee CUSTODIANS Percy Helmer Harvey Thiel Otis Hoskins Alfred Frazier Ivy Cronan Kenneth Clement Frank McPherson Clarence Schieman Manville Miller Mrs. Morrish, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Day, Miss Blackburn, Mrs. Ross, and Mrs. Draper, Jaculty WALLACE NAULT Social Science DAPHINE RANTANEN Commercial MARY NEIL Mathematics ROBERT PAAP Industrial Arts ALLAN PHILLIPS Biology ALINE RUTHE Commercial 174 O.E. SHELTON Mech. Arch. Drawing Jacultif, CYRIL SMITH History DORIS TEACHOUT Health Education CLARENCE WADE Band DORIS WARREN Sociology, Government PAUL WEISSE English CAROLINE WINBORN French DONALD WISMER Supervising Co-ord. DONNA YOtfNG Speech, English B I Members of the Student staff could be seen, trudging through all kinds of weather, testing their talents as salesmen so that the story of an eventful year could be recorded through the Student . The students of P.H.H.S. are grateful to the business and professional men of the community for their part in the financing of the yearbook . r: ANKER - HOLTH Engineers and Manufacturers Pneumatic and Hydraulic Equipment Port Huron Michigan, U.S.A. MacTAGGART - HOFFMAN COMPANY Rent a Royal Port Huron, Michigan Phone Yu. 5-7148 FLINCHBAUGH ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone Yu. 5-7197 762 Water Street t4 SttOtUutUf mPflmiPilfsTMffT YUKON 5-6)78 Opposite Pott Office 602 WAT£R ST.. PORT HURON, MICH. HAZZARD’S BEAUTY SHOP We specialize in all lines MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Open Daily to 4:30 P.M. of Beauty Work 508 Quay Street Complete Banking Service Phone Yu 2-4214 PENNY’S Always First Quality YOUR FRIENDLY STORE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY 311 Huron Avenue Phone Yu. 5-9661 Those who want the BEST in Photography choose ISRAEL PHOTOGRAPHY 51 5 Wal I Street Phone Yu . 5-7931 PORT HURON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Albert A. Falk Son Arthur E. Smith Hubert V. Lucas Karrer - Simpson Stewart S. Kipp R. E. MARRIOTT FURNITURE COMPANY Open 9 to 9 Every Day Except Sunday SEARS We Save You Money 907 Military Yu. 2-0151 Good Luck and Best Wishes WHEATON FISH COMPANY GEORGE INNES MEN ' S WEAR 309 Huron Avenue Port Huron, Michigan Yu. 2-1140 PETER JOHNSON SHOES 21 1 Huron Avenue MANIS FINE FOODS 909 Military Street JERRY RITTER APPLIANCES Jerry Ritter Records Tom Perry Jerry Ritter 931 Military Street STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLY Office Aids For Every Trade 928 Military Port Huron, Michigan CLIFF LANE B.F. Goodrich Tires Appliances 726 Huron Avenue Dial 5-6638 RUSS MAES SHELL SERVICE 3970 Lapeer Road Port Huron, Michigan Yu. 5-9173 KERR LUMBER COMPANY 1701 - Stone Street Yu. 2-9588 Quality Building Materials Since 1917 F. YEAGER BRIDGE CULVERT COMPANY Shop Newberry ' s For Values J.J. NEWBERRY COMPANY 230 Huron Avenue DAINTY HAIR SHOP 1025 Lapeer Phone Yu. 5-7088 KAMBER CLOTHES For Men and Young Men 299 Huron Avenue Port Huron, Michigan O.K. LAUNDRY COMPANY THE STAR OIL CO. INC Port Huron, Michigan Your Shell Distributor in The Thumb Area Phone Yu. 5-9586 POWERS HAMBURGER SYSTEM Launderers Dry Cleaners 727 - 735 Lapeer Ave. Phone Yu. 5-8105 BREAKIE ' S MARKET and FROZEN FOOD STORAGE 615-617 - 10th Street Phone Yu. 5-9455 Year Round Tray Service 1525 Pine Grove Ave. 1209 Military St. MacEACHIN NIEBAUER Reach for AIKMAN’S SUNBEAM BREAD Our Fuel Makes Warm Friends 2540 Lapeer Yu. 2-8507 DAVID MacTAGGART CO. Don Nelson, Owner Books-Kodaks-Stationery-Sports 935 Military Street Yu. 2-0672 CHANDLER CLEANERS _0jj JosIfOOVt I.Q. is Sure, ib CRourcl Jtcr WINKELMAN ' S ALBERT ' S MARKET 1639 Lapeer Avenue Port Huron, Michigan Phone Yu. 5-6627 Since 1873 TROY Launderer - Dry Cleaners Ultra Modern Drive-in 6th Pine Street BICYCLE CENTER 2408 Griswold Road Port Huron, Michigan FISHERMAN ' S WHARF 1337 North River MILLENBACH’S Your Imperial - Dodge - Chrysler DEALER Erie Square 723 Grand River Phone Yu. 2-4242 WILTON’S TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES 2703 Pine Grove FYFE ' S SHOES 226 Huron Avenue For Men and Women Phone Yu. 4-4612 IT hm tite foundries, 24TH STREET AT CONNOR PORT HURON. MICH. YUkon 2-9765 Gosdudck Qtu kfr QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHY AT A REASONABLE PRICE 1408 Wall Street Port Huron, Michigan Advertisements Anniversaries Architectural Baby Portraits Wedding Albums Commercial Copies Family Groups Graduation Passports BALLENTINE’S CLEAN CRAFT CLEANERS The Reliable Store Date-Time For Day-Time School Fashions Shirts Dry Cleaning Fur Storage The most sincere Congratulations and An honest wish for Healthy and prosperous future. i Congratulations ¥ to the Class of ' 57 Complete News Coverage from everyone at of all High School Activities and S . . „ ’ Sports Events TIMES HERALD AND ITS RADIO STATION W T T H Port Huron ' s Complete f Department Store CLARKE’S CHINA SHOPPE See Drive America ' s Your Headquarters For Royal Crown Derby, Royal Doulton, Royal Worcester, Wedgwood Sole Agents in Sarnia For Minton Spade Daum, Lalique, Webb Corbett Crystal Number 1 Road Car at PORT PONTIAC Where Driving Pleasure Begins 1432 Military at White St. Yu. 5-5158 FOX’S ROTH’S DAIRY DAIRY BAR Jewelers - Opticians All Fine Dairy Products 1 1 1 Huron Avenue 520 - 24th Street Phone Yu. 5-5719 The Store That Confidence Built Diamonds-Watchs-Si 1 verware Gifts Two Floors to Serve You Visit the Downstairs Gift Section MARX Jewelers and Opticians Keepsake Diamonds -Watches -Jewelry 201 Huron Avenue SAFFEE ' S COFFEE RANCH 519 Huron Avenue Port Huron, Michigan Yu. 5-9271 Good Luck, Seniors PORT HURON PAINT COMPANY 316 Huron Avenue Phone Yu. 5-5585 GAFFNEY ' S APPLIANCE Long Deal Gaffney Your Kelvinator Dealer 921 Military ANDY THOMAS MEN ' S WEAR 215 Huron Avenue Port Huron GREYHOUND LINES You save more when you shop KRESGE’S Terminal — 402 Huron Phone Yu. 5-7151 HOLLAND BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY The store of Friendly Service Mxrre fL Wriqht ( , Jnsuranr XinJtrwriter) 2015 Holland Yu. 2-0137 D D DRUG Prescriptions Lapeer at 20th Phone - Yu. 2-4742 PORT HURON MATTRESS COMPANY Phone 2-3931 1605 Pine Grove Avenue Port Huron, Michigan DIDUCA BROS. PLUMBING HEATING CO. 709 Water Street Port Huron, Michigan Good Houses Deserve Good Plumbing Free Estimates Yu. 5-§077 DeZELL’S Good shoes always Smartly casual styles for Girls and Men SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN GAS COMPANY 937 Military Street TED’S DRIVE IN Northgate Cheesburgs Hot Dogs Root Beer BARNET’S DRUG STORE Military Water NORTHGATE PUBLISHING BROKERS, INC. AM ADON- O ' SULLIVAN PRINTING CO. FRANK MILLER’S STORES Northgate Dry Goods, Health Center, Groceries For Services Call Francis Yu. 2-7072 SQUARE DEAL REPAIR SHOP Typewriter Hospital MORTIMER SON LUMBER COMPANY F.L. F.J. The Most Talked of Yard In Eastern Michigan Phone Yu. 5-9681 Port Huron, Michigan LIMBERG EXCAVATING CO. Sewer and Water Lines Basement Digging Bulldozing Trenching Footings Crane Rental Water Services Yu. 2-9781 2535 Michigan Road ALGONQUIN HOTEL 1 NATIONAL 527 Huron Avenue Port Huron, Michigan 1 OGDEN MOFFETT Trucking Company South Park FOOD STORES, INC. MOSHER ' S Registered Jewelers American Gem Society 209 Huron Avenue 615 West Grand Boulevard SPRINGER AND ROSE Detroit 16, Michigan Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes 205 Huron Avenue uivision oi iNationai lea lo. CARROLL HOUSE 317 Huron Avenue Yu. 2-0134 OK CLEANERS AND DYERS 1602 Stone St. Port Huron, Michigan TUNNEL LUMBER CO. 2325 10th Street WATSON BROS. Plumbing and Heating 325 Court St. Yu. 5-8173 Port Huron, Michigan Phone Yu. 5-6114 Building Material of all Kinds RENNO ' S STANDARD SERVICE Pine Grove at Sedgwick Port Huron, Michigan Largest Independent Bank CONEY ISLAND LUNCH 322 Huron Avenue Phone Yu. 5-6723 Port Huron, Michigan Thumb District The School Savings Bank ALLENDALE MARKET 3990 Lapeer Rd. Port Huron, Michigan Yu. 2-6606 PEOPLE ' S SAVINGS BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE 1957 GRADUATION CLASS. — IT IS UP TO YOU TO MAKE THE GOAL FOR THE FUTURE BETTER THAN THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE PAST — WE KNOW YOU CAN DO IT! MUELLER BRASS CO. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN M.W. TOMLIN DRUGS South Park HAROLD DRAPER CHEVROLET HOWARD FURNITURE Serving since 1872 912 MMitary Fine Furniture Carpeting COMPANY DIANA SWEET SHOPPE 307 Huron Avenue Port Huron 3333 Electric Avenue Congratulations Seniors Phone Yu. 5-9591 JACK MILLER BRYANT ENGINEERING COMPANY 1514 10th Avenue Port Huron, Michigan WEST END HARDWARE 1607 24th Street Martin Senour Paints - Glass - Plumbing Electrical Supplies Congratulations To The Class of ‘57 MOAK MACHINE TOOL COMPANY THE ACORN PRESS Printing 1419 Water Street Port Huron, Michigan SOUTH PARK WELDING SUPPLIES Oxygen- Acetylene Phone Yu. 2-1081 56 Gratiot Boulevard Marysville, Michigan MELLOW CRISP POTATO CHIPS Leonard Loll PORT HURON LUMBER AND OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SERVICE Harvey Atkinson Sons 217-19 Grand River Avenue 1719 17th Street Yu. 2-2464 RUSS DAWSON FORD, INC 930 Lapeer Avenue Port Huron, Michigan Ou i 3niend Dr. E.T. Aitken Andrews Insurance Agency Beckett Tudhope Optical Co. Benedict DePuy Bezenah ' s Modern Brake Service Black Koerber W.H. Brahany, Jr. Dr. M.R. Carpenter Dr. C.W. Carter Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Dr. John J. Coury, Jr. Covington- Davidson Osborn Dr. William T. Davison Dr. Nicholas G. Douvas Eusey Insurance Agency French ' s Pastry Shoppe Jack ' s Boats Motors Frank H. Jones Fred J. Kemp Son Agency Edwin S. Kilbourne Dr. R.C. Koshay Dr. W.M. Logan McGill Coal Coke Co. Dr. Evert W. Meredith Dr. Glenn E. Mohney Dr. Harry E. Myron Dr. G. Albert Noble Dr. Stanley H. Pettengill Dr. Donald H. Phillips 7 te Patnona Ford C. Rea Dr. Robert T. Reed Dr. Robert L. Rutt Dr. A.G. Ruttle Dr. Joseph L. Sanderson Dr. W.A. Schaefer Dr. Robert W. Schlitts Dr Edmund E. Schulte Sharrard ' s Texaco Service Roy M. Snellgrove Dr. Burr E. Stevens Halford I. Streeter Dr. Emil Touma Dr. George C. Touma Said M. Touma United Shirt Distributors Dr. George Van Rhee Veteran City Cab Co. Vogel Ryan Dr. D. DeWitte Walker Watson Inman Jas. E. Whaling Dr. Harold F. Willis Frank J. Wittliff Co. Wittliff Insurance Agency Woman ' s Benefit Assoc. F.W. Wool worth Bert D. Wright Agency Wyeth Harman Inc. PEACOCK LUMBER COMPANY Your future is up to you. Save for it CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS Where you save at a Profit QUINLAN MUSIC STORE 922 Military Phone Yu. 5-8404 724 Tenth Avenue Yu. 4-4164 North approach of Tenth Street Bridge JACOBS Marine Sales Chris Craft Boats Mercury Motors Boating, Fishing, Hunting Equipment Tuxedo Rental Service Let us assist YOU with the problems of proper dress for formal occasions SAM ' S CUT RATE 2412 Conner - South Park Try Clayton ' s First CLAYTON HARDWARE Lapeer Avenue at Thirteenth Street 601 Water Port Huron. Michigan McFEE’s hotel EMERSON DRUG CO. 927 Military Street Port Huron, Michigan Phone YUkon 5-7119 Edgar Emerson, R.PH. Edw. V. Slingerland, R.PH R.W. SPIKE FURNITURE COMPANY 317 Grand River HOME ROOFING SIDING, INC. 563 Quay Street Yu. 2-8581 DUNN CONSTRUCTION CO. DUNN SALES ENTERPRISES 2240 Tenth Street, Port Huron, Michigan It ' s being done by Lefty Dunn Sarnia, Oniario 182 Cromwell Street Diggy 4-2821 Centrally Located European Plan Garage In Connection Your Home Away From Home LANDREVILLE MOTORS 1010 Military Port Huron Your DeSoto, Plymouth Dealer THAYER LAUNDROMAT 1518 Pine Grove Avenue Wash and Fluff Dry Your Clothes Best Wishes To The THE LAUTH HOTEL Banquet Facilities Mr. Mrs. L.E. Meeks SENIOR CLASS From COLBY’S Bowling Alley - Cocktail Lounge 24th and Lapeer FRIED CHICKEN • 21 SHRIMP IN THE BASKET DINNERS and SHORT ORDERS NOON DAY PLATE LUNCHEON HOME MADE PIES TAKE OUT SERVICE o ;§Y m m YUkon 5-9483 3584 PINE GROVE 1 MILE PAST BLUE WATER BRIDCE APPROACH ON PINE GROVE MEACHAM-FEAD CO. Port Huron, Michigan WHOLESALERS Fine Tobacco and Schrafft Candies The Student Staff and student body of Port Huron High School appreciate the interest and co-operation that the business and professional men, whose names or businesses are listed in our . advertising section, have shown in dealing with us. Without their support,, the Student might prove to be a luxury beyond our means. Thank you. We also are grateful to many others who have done much to help us complete our yearbook. We wish to thank: Mr. M. J. Tomlinson, principal, and Miss Florence Wiese, assistant principal, who did innumerable things which simplified our work; The faculty members, who were so patient about the interruptions for classroom pictures; The co-operative student body; Mrs. Gaylord Forbes, in Mr. Tomlinson ' s office, for assisting our Business Manager; Mrs. John Wellman, in Miss Wiese ' s office, for giving us needed information; o The Times Herald for their usual, willing, assistance. lutoqnafihi YEARBOOKS — r r v« P i MYERS