Port Huron High School - Student Yearbook (Port Huron, MI)
- Class of 1959
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Port Huron High School Port Huron, Michigan Co-editors — Harold Muir and Linda Henry’ Business Manager — Patricia Oliver 1 Port Huron ' s new Tenth Street bridge is one of the finest of its type in the state. It adds much to the beauty and convenience of our city. OUR THANKS For their cooperation and helpful assistance in achieving our goals and meeting our deadlines, the Yearbook Staff of 1959 would like to give special recognition to the faculty, the Administration, the Student Body, and the business and professional men of Port Huron. Others whose help we would like to acknowledge are: Mr. Tomlinson, Miss Wiese, Mrs. Wellman, Mrs. Forbes, Mr. Cecil “Brick” Fowler, Mr. Frank Fulkerson, Miss MacLaren, and Mrs. Rantanen’s typing classes. 6 JAcSiudenid. . . . ... of Port Huron High School, do ordain and dedicate this yearbook of 1959 to Miss Marjorie Muhlitner. Miss Muhlitner has been a faithful, enthusiastic social studies teacher and the Stu- dent Council advisor for the past nineteen years. Students who have come in contact with her, either in classes or as Student Council representatives, respect and admire her and consider her as a personal friend. The fact that she has been an active member in the Port Huron Education Associ- ation and is now serving her second year as a member of the Board of Directors of the Michigan Education Association attest to her contribution in the field of education. Cantenti Administration. . . .10 School Life 18 Sports 50 Organizations .... 72 Special Events. . . . 88 Seniors 110 Underclassmen. . .150 Faculty 174 Advertisements . . 184 (Savc JAe 9iau Cencefut The Port Huron Public Schools are rightfully proud of having an edu- cational leader such as Howard D. Crull in the office of Superintendent of Schools. His energetic efforts in promoting an educational program have resulted in an outstanding school system for our city. 10 3Aei Staled. We £Uie and £ewat The Board of Education, elected by the qualified school electors of the School Dis- trict, has spent countless hours during the current school year in discussing school improvements. Foremost in the minds of the Board members has been the improve- ment of the school curriculum. Each member of the Board is intensely interested in the educational welfare of each pupil enrolled in our schools. The revision of the curriculum to give more opportunities for the academically talented student has been one of the major accomplishments. Although all has not been done that will eventually be accomplished, a good beginning has been made in this im- portant area of organization. The program of Special education, applying to the entire school system, has been expanded during the year. Growth in school population posed a problem of more school facilities. Members of the Board of Education were proud of the progress made in the Port Huron Public Schools and intend to study every possible method of continued improve- ments . Seated; Richard A. Cooley, President; and Thornton S, Kimz, Vice-President. Standing: A. B. Carlisle, Dr, Charles F, Kempf, Mrs, Harlow Meno, F. Bingham Fead, and William H, Brahany, Jr. StoHl 9iwum Migh Qjteud For the past 18 years we have been fortunate in having an outstanding educator in the office of principal. Mr. Tomlinson has always devoted his time and energy toward improving every phase of our school life. His deep interest in our welfare, his many accomplishments for our school, and the vigor with which he goes about his work have entrenched him in the heart of every PHHS student. Morton J. Tomlinson 3t%iitcip4xia. Cip WAam 3 juuul Miss Wiese, the industrious assist- ant principal of Port Huron High School, has an extremely important job in the administration of the school program- ming. Personnel records, attendance records, and the testing program are all among her numerous duties. The students are grateful for her conscientious assistance in solving their social and academic problems. Florence C. Wiese Mr. Sommerville, the Dean of Boys, assumes the responsibility of coping with various disciplinary measures and student problems. He is responsible for the calendar of events which is so very important in the student’s high school life. The students hold sincere respect for the undivided attention which he gives in the planning of the school ac- tivities . 3A Coutui iojc Ja cl 3teH xnuii 3.Himd Miss Kean is always ready to work with the girl students in solving their problems and arranging their pro- grams. The girls know that they can always go to her with their questions. Ellen Kean The girls can rely on Miss Moore to assist them in planning their sched- ules. She willingly meets with them to talk over any personal matters. Upxm WAom d Student Can Shp end Mr. Gerke works patiently with stu- dents in deciding which classes will be most valuable to them. He is an under- standing listener to whom the boys can go with their problems. Ernest Gerke Mr. Feick is continually aiding the boys in making decisions and setting a schedule that will help them in their future vocations. The boys appreciate a true friend like Mr. Feick with whom they can talk over any problems. 15 Gaylord Feick and S-tudent y Stand Ut Stand, Teachers attend regular faculty meetings during the year to handle various school affairs and to discuss school policies and procedures. divided me xtCl, United Siand Student Council members promote projects to benefit the school and community. C ) 17 Jjme Ja Cut SAa%t 58 JAe 3ie£i, Siiti Ceoifing- £aty. Mema. to J eli David Clark stopped for a few minutes before the bell to tell Charles Schriner all about that hard Physics assignment. 20 CL £aftgMa Can Oie- 3 un. Q jk. CL Student WAn Sfiaa. dm. All of the students are participating in Mr. Cuiti ' s first year Spanish class. Miss Winbom ' s second year French class tries to ’’absorb some grammar explained to them by Carol Aitken. Linda Heering translates the daily Latin lesson. 21 3la6land 3 m6.ml- ' 3’xUwLe., taa, Is Max Warsinski telling Miss Mnhlitner ' s government class to vote a straight ticket for the Republicans or the Democrats, as he explains a voting machine to them? 22 Ja What Hie Study, the WAoie yecuc JJi uuigA. rr ar«‘r Iowa, the topic of discussion, was poi nted out by Gary LaLonde to Miss Rush ' s American History class. Around the World in 60 Minutes with Miss Eichhom ' s World History class. 23 % £qua£ 3; With all eyes on Max Warsinski, nobody seems to be noticing the good job Frank Shepard is doing on that problem in Miss Meehan s advanced algebra class. Four of Mr. Case s first year algebra students listen attentively as Raymond Phillips explains a problem. 24 Math SAhoiwuiy ‘UleMep£, 8e. These charts may lcx k complicated, but Mr. Aurand ' s consumers math class understands them. Therefore, AD equals BE, states one of Miss Neil s geometry students. 25 CZa Oavc Education QtauM., With a c onfident attitude, Edward Vigrass shows how Mr. Dean’s speech class can be a combination of fun and learning. Robert Thomp)Son, Linda Kirby, and Nancy Smith read aloud their Shakespeare in Miss Reid ' s English Literature class. lUe £ea ut Cltvc Sto-etc and 3lxa -e, In Miss MacLaren ' s Senior Composition class, the students learn to spell those long, difficult words. 27 David Nicholson ' s reading from Our Town is enjoyed by Mrs. Houck ' s American Literature stu- dents. And they all lived happily ever after, con- cludes James Goodrich in American Literature class. Jm S,cietvce ‘Ule JHetvut JAe WA Cl JAUig Jeanne Ulrich and Barbara Van Buskirk prepare to do a lab assignment in Mr. Rudd ' s Chemistry class. James Ort points out the important symbols on a physics chart to fellow members of Mr. Bond ' s Physics class. 28 Jinowledq CUvc Mind Jt . Miss Rowe ' s Biology students take a test on their knowledge of plant and animal life. Students learn the wonders of science through class experiments. 29 dUend CL Ccmme%ciai CCom., Gail Gottsleben, Mary Gray, and Dorothy Herber strive for their best penman- ship so that their bookkeeping records will be neaU With an eye to the future, these industrious stu- dents practice the fundamentals of typewriting. Production work plus accuracy is stressed in Miss Ruthe s advanced typing class. 30 Witfi BuAAtvedA JCnam Mew WMtStaee.. Knowing how to operate various business machines in Mrs. Lindsay s classes pre- pares these students for a future job. Shorthand students know that good posture aids them in taking dictation. First year shorthand students spend much time spelling each outline until it can be read and written with accuracy. 31 Sxi et Sivcdt 3 . JAe. Jtuie 341 dwc 5X mite«A 3mmUi S Aaot. Future drivers learn the fundamentals of engines in Mr. Lighter ' s drivers education class. No wonder Mr. Thomas was so careful about his instructions. Those were BRAND NEW CARS! 32 QMidld. WAtfl tde SixudA and Qicuf J Jieduce dxl 3.%eadu%e . £W k| SJo . Turning lumps of clay into finished pieces of pottery was one of the projects for the first year art classes. Students practice various artistic skills in Mrs. Winslow ' s advanced classes. 33 9teatih and Qe 3tigAl Qjtanq- yCeepMtg Siudenta 3iit and Siwng.. - ‘ A ' ’ if mm ' ■-I . ■ ■■■ ' .4hrik.. -H . .. Mr. Laughlin ' s sophomore boys ' gym class do calisthenics in the early fall and spring. The girls ' gym class masters these difficult exercises. Sandra Kotter assists one of Miss Teachout ' s sophomore gym students in doing a sit-up. QaeAin and S.ewin CUe Jmw- dda. When S-ee uig. JAe Wa JAaa Syp.eciat Miss Moore s clothing students demonstrate the four essential steps to a finished garment. Mrs. Alexander ' s Home Economics class learn the techniques of future homemaking. 35 jMcUi Miai CUitd. §itid Mr. Runnels demonstrates the correct use of a table saw to members of his woodshop class. Machine shop offers a fine opportunity to leam how to operate various machines. 36 JAe Cip JCind. From pieces of leather to billfolds: Miss Kuhlenkamp ' s craft class learns this ait. 37 J.f, Sin in SXeaixe, FESTIVAL CHOIR Bottom Row: J. Waun, B. Robinson, B. Maxwell, J. Bennett, J. Veen, B. Makedonsky, J. Swaffield, N. Hardy, P. Freeman, E. Karandreas, K. Balhoff, and J. Lucas; Second Row; M. Lee, J. Bopra, J. Jarh, M. Gunn, A. Traz- well, M. Glyshaw, L, Howell, J. Schrader, M. Mellick, and E. Wilks; Top Row: T. Forstner, D. Todd, D. Betts, G. Jones, L. Bacheller, W. Ingram, T. Gunter, R- Rix, and B. Hinkle. 1 1’ c • ' n in f I r tt f — t ■ i ' GIRLS ' CHORUS Bottom Row: B. Kirkpatrick, R, Savedra, J. Reeves, C. CoUingwood, J. Keeley, R. Gould, L. Van Conant, S. Schmidt, K. Kimball, S. McEachin, J. Lave re, and S. Ferribyo; Second Row: B. Green,]. Davis, C. Callendar, M. McNaughton, J. Mann, E. Little, C. Utley, S. Carlson, M. L. McDonald, S. Middleton, P. Woodard, J. Herbert, D. Running, S. McNally, and J. Moses; Third Row: A. Lusko, S, Geoffroy, J. Reed, J. Tikkanen, J. Heath, M. B. Martin, V. Foster, R. Carnahan, M. Alloway, S. Brown, A. Bonney, K. Oliver, B. Fye, and M. Matthews; Top Row: K. Rich, A. Gardner, C. Watson, S. Kemp, F. Hurd, D. Cooper, P. Walker, L. Dalrymple, M. Klaas, M. Neil, M. Wygant, Glenys Wilson and D. Gunn. 38 CUvc 5:,in Qhmwi. CldmUe. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Bottom Row: K. Weiss, E. Morgan, M. Koch, N. J. Bentsen, L. Pike, S. Odom, E. Pulford, C. Oliver, S. Marinez, E. Mantikoski, J. Fuchshafer, S. Turner, and J. Crumback, accompanist; Second Row: D. Anglebrandt, C. Olshove, K. Gillett, S. Kidd, B, Gates, J. Jonseck, J. Jones, C. Cronce, G. Murrary, L. Abbott, J. Welch, M. Meno, B. Schneider, and T. Saimby; Third Row: S. Geick, D. Smith, S. Prange, M. N. Hill, M. E. Richards, J. Philp, J. Morrish, M. Fry, D. Jeroue, C. Dunbar, J. Thrower, E. Spotts, B. Mayer, K. Krafft; Top Row: R Winter, E. Bradley, B. Sedich, C. Talbot, L. Kidd, J. Armstrong, G. Courtney, M. Stokan, F. Herber, L De Lacy, H. Koehn, J. Sedich, and E. Fenner. BOYS ' CHORUS Bottom Row: R. Maguire, J. Schmidt, A. Lake, T. Lane, M. Frizzle, L. Howell, D. Emeigh, W. Mix, S. Simpson, accompanist; P. Rebitzke, J. Richards, R. Kinna, C. Morden, R. Pennell, and W. Perry; Second Row: John Forstner, B. Cowan, W. Swift, D. O ' Brien, C. Lloyd, M. Marlatt, G. McGinnis, E. Porrett, T. Burton, P. O ' Brien, M. Tucker, and C. Ogden; Top Row: B. Johnson, F. Weaver, W. Ingram, R. Riley, R. Messenger, S. Cohoe, Robert Wessel, V. Kippen, D. Yeitter, D. Hoag, R. Mayes, R Downing, D. Bailey, and W. Glierman. 39 3A uil6. te- the 3 . 3t. !Bcutd Drum major Robert Wills and the four marching majorettes Bonnie Davis, Debbie Williams, Marie Bums, and Susanne Marinez provide the glamour for the P.H. band. Robert Ford, Paul Smith, Gary Crankshaw, Joan Ostrander, and Barry Smith make up the brass section of the Cadet Band. Neita Denman, Robert Karl, David McLaughlin, and Gary Marinez make up another impor- tant section of the Cadet Band— the drum section. 42 WAicfi 3 . the 3Atveat iti the £and. Varsity Band officers are Gloria Gushwa, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Richard Latham, Librarian; and Jane Smith, President. Not shown is Vice-President Robert Wills. The trumpet section is one of the many important parts of the Cadet Band. VARSITY BAND Bottom Row: Charles Schmude, George Seely, Katherine Squires, Sharon Boardman, Ann Davis, Susan Phillips, Madaleine Kean, and Jane Smith; Second Row: Janet Bell, Beverly Gardner, Michael Warsinski, Charlotte Wynkoop, Richard Wehrwein, Daniel Yakes, Mary Andrews, Sandra Studer, Shirley Bankson, and Richard Green; Third Row: Carole Sterling, Phyllis Herpel, Diane Gunn, Diane Anglebrandt, Patricia Hartson, Joyce Hoffman, Louis Young, David Garrow, and Craig Robinson; Top Row: Alex Langolf, Gary Langolf, Daniel Kiefer, Ralph Roberts, Robert All dredge, David Nelson, Jack McLane, Margaret Studer, Marshall Draper, Sharon Zuidema, Nancy Booth, and Nancy Streeter, Clarence Wade, Director. JAe -e WjAo Hla A and Qe- 3 SxAo4d, The cheerful voice of Janet Wilson greets many callers at Port Huron High School, Betty Sinclair, Port Huron School of Beauty Cultiu?e, practices her art on a fellow student, Joyce Jamison, Co-op student Joyce Best, at Schlee -McIntosh and Simpson, works with Miss Monte ith, a former Port Huron High School student. 44 Ca-op. 3 . JAevc QaCden Slide. Mr, Hall knows that Gloria Hepting s bright smile has helped to win many customers at Wool- worth s. Sperry’s stock boy Don Maynard, carefully follows the instructions of Mr. Garre ttson. Wilma Cottingham operates some of the complicated machines at Michigan Bell Telephone Company. 45 6e -0 Another co-op student, Addie Akridge, is employed by Kresge s. When you reach for that bottle of shaving lotion or hair spray at Barnet ' s, probably Charles Stalker placed it there. 46 Mr. Roth supervises the work done by William Hopkins, who is employed by Roth ' s Dairy. 47 Siwm the Ule Ma ClcquMe 3Aat JjtaiHucl, (Zmua ., and Jn ypixe. ”I wonder if it’s in South America? asks Charles Rowe, as he searches the library globe for a geographical location. Those five extra minutes of noon-hour study are helpful. Nancy Streeter, assisted by Miss Jessop, makes her selection for another book report. Jjt SiuxUf 9ta£t 3 6. WActe lUe C cam 3e (l£ea Mi, tam. An important school hour for every student is his pre- paration period or study hall. It proves very useful to students for completing their outside assignments . Approximately four hundred students are scheduled in each of the four main study hall periods. 49 3rAUfid4iit SiwU y the SzaAjm. . . . Bottom Row: David Nicholson, Jon Fitzgerald, Richard Cooley, Gary Koreiba, David Clark, Fred Reid, Charles Schriner, Paul Sheehy, John Zauner, Arthur Cooper, Bernard Palmateer, and Harvey Quintal; Second Row: Mgr. John Loeding, Ass ' t. Coach Jerry Thomas, Fred Laughlin, Larry Wither- spoon, Michael McDonald, John Barden, Vem Crocker, Edgar Irvine, Herbert Winter, David McMorran, Larry Streeter, Stephen Bankson, Ronald Mason, Receiver of the Outstanding Sportsman Award t If Bernard Palmateer SEASON’S Port Huron Opponent 19 Bay City Handy 32 27 Highland Park 0 6 Lansing Eastern 20 22 Mt. Clemens 0 13 East Detroit 6 Larry Streeter Valuable at defensive end posi- tion Bottled up middle of line to stop break-throughs Jon Fitzgerald Gary Koreiba . . . End y wc WMh J nack and Qd . Albert Martin, Thomas Redmond, Mgr. David Crosbie, and Head Coach Robert Hayes; Top Row: Athletic director Cecil V. Brick” Fowler, David Palmateer, Victor Martinez, Malcolm Crawford, Larry Phillips, William Easton, William Ort, Walter Geirman, Ronald Pallett, Robert Schneider, William Kellogg, Paul Johnson, Charles Thornton, John Lapish, and Coach Harry Anderle. Receiver of the Outstanding Player Award RECORD rt Huron Opponent 39 Ferndale 6 19 Birmingham 19 7 Grosse Pointe 14 40 Hazel Park 6 Won-5 Lost-3 Tied-1 Michael McDonald Constant threat at defensive half position John Zauner Snagged passes and snared fleet runners around his end Provided accurate passes from center Harvey Quintal 53 David Clark Sia AetBuii . . . Throughout High School, Paul Sheehy, pictured above, has played an active role in athletics. Paul ' s participation in football, basket- ball, and track has labeled him as an aggressive competitor, al- though he is not large in stature. The well -deserved award of Honor- ary Captain for the ' 58- ' 59 basket- ball season goes to him. The Rotary Award for Best Basketball Player went to Ronald Vercnocke, and Richard Riddle received the Clarence Phare Sportsmanship Award. Bottom Row: Harlan Blomquist, Richard Riddle, William Barr, Richard Smith, Ronald Vercnocke, Paul Sheehy, Wilbert Swift, Fred Reid; Second Row: Coach Charles Dickinson, Fred Laughlin, Thomas Redmond, Roger Krumlauf, Michael Becker, Arthur Cleaver, Nathan Woodyard, Edward Vigrass, Gary Laughlin, Coach Reed Laughlin; SEASON ' S ' t Huron Opponent 58 Flint Northern 69 36 Hamtramck 85 56 Royal Oak Kimball 23 52 Ferndale 53 60 Birmingham 58 57 Mt. Clemens 59 66 Hazel Park 28 54 Grosse Pointe 59 73 East Detroit 58 Top Row: Athletic Director Cecil V. Brick Fowler, Manager, Walter Ballard, Larry Kidd, Sanford Henry, James Davis, John Dohn, Dennis Harmer, John Lapish, Manager, Gary Mumford, and Manager, Dale Lewis. Q -Qhantp . Junior forward, William Barr, above, has provided P.HHS. with some of the most accurate shooting ever seen in the school ' s cage his- tory. Many games which might have been lost were pulled out of the fire due to his true aim. RECORD ' t Huron Opponent 62 Royal Oak Kimball 41 72 Ferndale 64 53 Birmingham 49 61 Mt. Clemens 58 59 Hazel Park 44 78 East Detroit 70 61 (Mt. Clemens) 59 53 (Harper Woods-N.D.) 63 Won - 11 Lost - 6 liheaMing 4 ’’Brick” Fowler, Athletic Director of P. HRS. and city, has been a promoter of Big Red sports for over 30 years. In the past three years ’’Brick” has seen wrestling come into it own and take its place along- side football and basketball as a major at- traction. SEASON’S RECORD Bottom Row: Alan Lake, Eric Cwikowski, Francis Easton, Lloyd McCanna, David Chester, Larry Streeter, Fred Postill; Second Row: Athletic director, Cecil V. ’’Brick” Fowler; Robert Beedon, David Palmateer, John Zauner, James Fischer, John Barden, Fred Melms, Coach Charles Dixon; Top Row: David Ballard, Alan Anderson, Walter Gierman, Donald Crocker, and Fred Drouillard. Port Huron Opponent 35 Davison 22 33 Pontiac 21 29 Fitzgerald-V. D. 13 21 Hazel Park 25 33 Flint Northern 17 49 East Detroit 5 20 Bay City Handy 23 41 Davison 11 28 Royal Oak 16 Regional - 77 First Place State - 24 Eighth Place 56 Wjiediiin For the three years that Coach Charles Dixon has been wrestling coach he has helped to raise the team from a mediocre one to a squad of state -wide prominence. His care- ful planning and building assures P.H,H.S. of a top notch wrestling team in the years to come. The good work is shown by the 9-2 record compiled this year. These three grapplers, David Chester, John Zauner, and John Barden, proved to be the backbone of the wrestling team this year. Undefeated in regular season com- petition, each brought home the regional championship in his re- spective weight division. The Norm Cunningham award for the most valuable wrestler went to David Chester who brought Port Huron its first state championship in the history of the sport. At left. Regional and League wrestling champs ad- mire trophy. Syp OJitd. . . . The Seniors carried most of the responsibility during the ' 58- ' 59 season leaving a big gap for the under- classmen to fill next year. Pictured above are Harlan Blomquist, Ronald Vercnocke, Richard Riddle, Richard Smith, Paul Sheehy, Wil- bert Swift, and Frederick Reid. Below, Coach Hayes has a few words with the Seniors on the football team. V.. SEASON’S RECORD Port Huron Opponent 6 Pontiac 14 7 Hazel Park 6 7 Sarnia 12 26 Mt. Clemens 7 19 East Detroit 7 31 Ferndale 14 16 Birmingham 13 19 Royal Oak 6 Won - 6 Lost - 2 Left to Right: Gary Laughlin, Eldon Fenner, Martin Becktold, Ned Armstrong, Frank Shepherd, Harlan Blomquist, Coach Charles Richards, Tim Butler, Robert Zimmer, David Mathews, Robert Neely, John Barcume. 60 Bottom Row: William Mix, John Schmidt, Arthur Cooley, Douglas Ashford, Sanford Henry, David Van- Ootegham, Fred Thornton, John Dotson, David Reynolds, Wilfred Lewthwaite, David Reid; Second Row; Manager Thomas Barrett, Coach John Heering, Jack Rowley, James Hoffman, William Leonhard, John Dohn, James Fischer, George Ashley, John Shaw, Ritchie Hall, John Gostinger, Ronald Angbrandt, Coach Charles Dixon; Top Row; James Cristick, Jack Lavis, Donald DeMerritt, Roy Heino, Arthur Cleaver, William Edwards, Elroy Rix, James Dalton, Larry Guizar, Patrick Loeprich. SEASON’S RECORD Port Huron Opponent 19 Birmingham 42 26 Davison 30 22 Mt. Clemens 33 22 Ferndale 37 21 Royal Oak 38 25 Hazel Park 33 21 East Detroit 35 61 J.tac i . . . Bottom Row: Michael McDonald, Martin Becktold, Larry Streeter, Jack Hart, Gerald Daniel, Richard Searle, Larry Witherspoon, Richard Cooley, David Mathews; Second Row: Athletic Director Cecil V. ’’Brick Fowler, James Koch, Wilbert Swift, David MacMoran, Russel Sheldon, Timothy Butler, Coach Ned Bumgardner, Gary Revoir, Bernard Palmateer, Philip Lockwood, Lee Baker, Thomas Morris, Coach Charles Richards; Top Row: Richard Fox, Henry Thomason, Edgar Ervine, Stephen Bankson, Freddie Burrell, Richard Wilson, John Wright, Paul Sheehy, Gary Laughlin, Manager Robert Zimmer. SEASON’S RECORD Port Huron Opponent 97-1 2 Croswell - Lexington 11-1 2 45 Mt. Clemens 64 48-1 2 Royal Oak Kimball 60-1 2 23-1 2 Grosse Pointe 85-1 2 41 Ferndale 68 41 Birmingham 68 12 Regional Meet 50-1 2 East Detroit 58-1 2 48 Hazel Park 61 14-1 2 E.M.L. 62 • • • JyCtmia. TV SEASON’S RECORD Port Huron Opponent 3 St. Stephens 2 3 St. Clair 2 0 Mt. Clemens 5 3 St. Stephens 2 3 Royal Oak Kimball 2 1 Ferndale 4 0 Birmingham 5 4 East Detroit 1 5 Almont 0 3 St. Clair 2 Won - 8 Lost - 3 Bottom Row: Seth Turner, Robert Koch, Richard Riddle, Robert Love, Jack Chandler, Herb Winter; Top Row: Athletic Director Cecil V. Brick” Fowler, Dennis Coggan, Larry Phillips, Robert Wills, James Ort, Edward Vigrass, John Barden, Coach Reed Laughlin. 63 . . . SEASON’S RECORD Port Huron Opponent 0 Pontiac 1 1 Pontiac 8 3 Mt. Clemens 1 8 Flint Northern 14 1 Flint Northern 2 5 Royal Oak Kimball 2 3 Ferndale 4 4 Birmingham 1 5 East Detroit 4 5 Hazel Park 1 E.M.L. 6 East Detroit 0 1 Hazel Park 5 Won - 6 Lost - 6 Bottom Row: Gary Smith, Charles Mires, Benjamin Boyd, Ronald Taylor, Dennis Barth, Leon Thornton; Second Row: David Goodrich, Wilfred McEachen, Ronald Mason, Harlan Blomquist, William Barr, Richard Hanton, Fred Reid; Top Row: Athletic Director, Cecil V. Brick Fowler, Charles Thornton, Vem Crocker, Gene Warshefski, Paul Cline, Coach John Heering. 64 Bottom Row: John Zaimer, Robert Wolfe, Fred George, John Barcume; Top Row: Harvey Quintal, Coach Robert Hayes, Thomas Hess, Fred Hopp. SEASON’S RECORD Port Huron Opponent 360 St. Stephens 384 355 Mt. Clemens 344 356 Royal Oak Kimball 368 353 Pontiac 334 362 St. Clair 358 354 Birmingham 308 364 Mt. Clemens 361 365 St. Clair 354 360 St. Stephens 384 Regionals - 8th Place E.M.L. Tournament - 3rd Place Sia Aet$u£i, Boudin , JW, Bottom Row: Mary Fry, Diana Shoudy, Gail McPherson, Janet Bopra, Sharon Lester, Normajean Wismer, Adrien Chandler, Susan Mayer; Row 2: Diane Bums, Sharon Mugridge, Dorothy Running, Jean Middleton, Jackie Hawes, Barbara Roy, Suzanna Marinez, Shirley Stickney; Row 3: Diane Wolven, Eunice Harrison, Constance Dussinger, Betty Jo Sanderson, Sharon Alexander, Deanna McNamara, Arlene Tanton, Sue Magahey; Row 4: Barbara Stone, Fredericka Wheeler, Candace Hudson, Barbara Brown, Janet Thorley, Bonnie Renno, Linda Crorey, Sondra Ashley; Row 5: Barbara Koschnick, Penny Chevalier, Mary Grahl, Gail McIntyre, Sharon Crouch, Norma Bentsen; Row 6: Carol Way, Nancy Booth, Joan Kilboume, Penny Houle, Barbara Keeney, G.A.A. COUNCIL Front Row: Adrien Chandler, Marilyn Goldman, Judy Welch, Patricia Oliver, Normajean Wismer, Carolyn Cheney; Back Row: Beth Dowell, Nancy Gray, Sharon Briggs, Sharon Pudney, Bonnie Bukowski, Linda Heering, Sharon Kalenowski, Karen Cushman, Jackie Hawes, Shirley Stickney, Barbara Keeney. 66 (JUic 3Aat CituL GitC CcuiSh . GYM CLASS LEADERS The gym classes offer a wide variety of sports to keep the girls in good health. As fellow leaders listen, Normajean Wismer and Susan Mayer give them basket- ball pointers. 67 DAD’S NIGHT Susan Boerre ascends to greater Dads and daughters try their skill at twirling the ever heights. popular hula hoop. 68 . Q-XLXL. The daughters who challenged their dads to a game of badminton found the going rough. Pop shows his talents at basketball while amazed daughters look on. DAD’S NIGHT ( XIXL. Members of Normajean Wismer ' s basketball team proudly show their trophies which they received for being runners-up in the city recreation league. A few members of the G.A.A« council display some of their fine equipment. qaa. The girls put the fine field hockey equipment to good use. FIELD HOCKEY Field hockey was one of the many sports which gave the girls a chance to work off all that excess energy. 71 Ojigutil zatiend. Qha the QVild. JAat £ead a Qheefc 5 Clu% Sxhaot 3AKeuq(icut the eat. The cheerleaders sponsored the ’’Varsity Drag” in February, and their smiles show that they enjoyed planning the dance. Janet Thorley, Susan Boerre, Becky Falk, Linda Heering, Frank Shepherd, Janet Howard, Bonnie Bukowski, and Barbara Gates, looking ’’sharp” in their new outfits, led the Big Reds on to many a victory. SOUND OFF: P.H, 1-2-3-4 We’re out to win! We’re out to fight! We’re out to win our game tonight! Sound off— P.H Sound off— H.S. Spell it out P-H-H-S P.H. H.S. . . . QJiuAd. UBRARY CLUB These workers do many tasks to assist students with their research work and to help Miss Jessop with library maintenance. As all students know, the library has a orderly and quiet atmosphere which puts one in the mood for studying. Frank Shepherd, Franklin Oldham, Herbert Koehn, Joanne Marek, Patricia Freeman, Miss Jessop, Mary Rose Goddison, Rose Vandervest, Marlyn Schleicher, Penny Mills, Harlene Harmon, and Jeannette Lippert. FUTURE NURSES CLUB This active club has led many girls on the path of a nursing career. Through the study of nursing, by assisting at Clinics and the Health Department and visiting hospitals, these girls have had a fine intro- duction to their desired profession. It will not be long before many of them will be cheerfully serving the patients at a hospital of their choice. Bottom Row: Terry Oakley, Jeanne Middleton, Judy Philp, and Karen Losie; Second Row: Sandra Wisswell, Nancy Tomlinson, Darlene Miller, Roberta King, and Karen Ediej Third Row: Carol Minguske, Sue Carlson, Karen Rich, Sherry Clumfoot, Barbara Spring, and Miss Moore; Top Row: Judy Beane, Janet Balhoff, Kathy Oliver, Janice Lucas, Jane Robinson, Nancy Wilcox, Nancy McPharlin, Kay Crawford, and Elizabeth Spotts. JSLo Mattefc Mom l owc Jjitmeoio. Stale, FUTURE TEACHERS ' CLUB Sitting: Ronald Roth, Michael Sari, James Schlee, Joseph Marsh, and Gary Langolf; Standing: Gary Mumford, Fred Postill, Dennis Harmer, Marshall Draper, George Sloat, and Lewis Myron. 76 Bottom Row: Ruth Brown, Paula Baird, Miss Kean, and Judith Chesney; Top Row: Sharon Middleton, Susan Stone, Maryalice Coleman, Carol Chesney, Judith Kennedy, Doris Kolman, Cynthia Koury, and Sidney Simmons. RADIO CLUB « c S As one of the activities of the Radio Club, mem- bers took trips to amateur radio stations to add to their knowledge. Individual members of the club make their own radio sets and enjoy the opportunity of talking with otoer “hams” all over the world. They explore the exciting, strange world of electric- ity and communication. The Future Teachers’ Club, under the direction of Miss Kean, combined useful learning projects with fun, as they learned of the responsibilities of today’s teachers. They also baby-sat at election booths, sponsored a Favor- ite Teachers’ Tea, and spent some time observ- ing classes at the Roose- velt School. a CiuS up. to- SUUe-. PEP CLUB Cheering our teams on to victory was the P.H. Pep Club, always willing to boost up the spirits of the team and their fellow students. It isn’t any won- der that our teams came through with flying colors to take the E.M.L. Cham- pionships in football, bas- ketball, and wrestling this year. Judith Welch, Jill Stewart, Miss Warren, Janet Kresin, Arlene Tanton, Margaret Marker, Mary Jo Horn, Sherry Geoffrey, Barbara Spring, Deanna McNamara, Barbara Potter, and Linda Garrow. MU ALPHA THETA The members of Mu Alpha Theta, better known as the Math Club, have been busy this school year with many activities be- sides maintaining their B plus averages in math. Meetings were held on the first Tuesday of each month and the main business on most of the agendas was actual work on the com- puter and its cabinet. They also sponsored a very successful dance after one of P.H.H.S.’s big games. Standing: Miss Leonard, Miss Neil, Max Warsinski, Frank Shepherd, James Schlee, Rex Hartson, Joseph Marsh, John Zauner, and Kenneth Melbourne. Sitting: Leslie Henry, Miss Meehan, Jill Stewart, Adrien Chandler, Betsy Koshnick, and Nelson Armstrong. 77 Siudenl Couttcii Bottom Row: Marion Meno, Arthur Cooper, Gerald Edson, Robert Koch, Thomas Hess, Marion Johnstonj Second Row: Betty Maxwell, Blanche Smith, Judith Hux, Toni VanOoteghem, Ellen Working, Lynda Pike, Janet Rohm, Miss Muhiitner, Anita Goldstein; Third Row: Ruth Brown, Harleen Harmon, Gayle Stevens, Sharon Clum- foot, Barbara Matthews, Barbara Friley, Bonnie Reno, Paula Baird, Kathy Holth, Bonnie Davis; Fourth Row: Susan Seibert, Bonnie Perkins, Frederick Huebner, Gary Laughlin, Alex Langolf, Dennis Parker, Dennis Harmer, Charles Ammerman, Harlan Blomquist, Walter Ballard, Jeanette Drescher, Marilee Raetzel, Barbara Whybrew, Gail Moore, Beth Dowell, Karen Vigrass, Lewis Myron; Top Row: Fred Postill, Kenneth Konop, Dale Weaver, Stephen Wilke, Milton Bush, Craig Robinson, Allen Stevens, Steven Kelly, Thomas Saunby, John Gostinger, Larry Smith, J. Frank McCabe, Diane Lashbrook, Marion Lee. 3Ae Student Cauncii Ja ClCwa dwwce EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Gerald Edson, Thomas Hess, Alex Langolf, Arthur Cooper, Lynda Pike, Blanche Smith Robert Koch, Marion Johnston, Allen Stevens, Thomas Saunby, Marion Meno, Dennis Parker, Gayle Stevens, Harleen Harmon, Bonnie Reno, Larry Smith. This executive board composed of all the chairmen of the committees meets to discuss the problems of the student body. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Thomas Saunby, Alex Langolf, Janet Rohm, Larry Smith, Bonnie Perkins, Susan Seibert, Thomas Hess, Mr. Feick. Assembly Committees prepare outstanding assemblies for the enjoyment of all the students and teachers. 80 S fiaot CLf fuPc. POSTER COMMITTEE Betty Maxwell, Ruth Brown, Milton Bush, Frederick Huebner, Gail Moore, Ann Hutton. The Poster Committee puts ideas on paper to promote the Student Council activities. PARTY COMMITTEE Ellen Working, Fred Postill, Dennis Harmer, Toni Van Ooteghem, Beth Dowell, Lynda Fike, Kenneth Konop. Every party is boimd to be a success with the hard work and planning of the party committee behind it. 81 Siudeni CaiuuUt PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Publicity Committee members, Maralee Raetzel, Diane Lashbrook, Blanche Smith, Arthur Cooper, and Milton Bush admire the show case display. COUNCIL ACTIVITIES 1. Orientation of sophomores. 2. Sponsor and take charge of various assemblies. 3. Organize pep rallies. 4. Organize and present Homecoming plans. 5. Helps increase school spirit by sponsoring color day. 6. Weekly public address announcements. 7. Bought seven new cheerleaders uniforms. 8. Gave $300 to March of Dimes. 9. Gave $10 to Port Huron District Foundation. 10. Gave $20 to CARE. 11. Sponsors a successful canned-food drive at Christ- mas. 12. Members did noon hour cafeteria duty. 13. Sponsors noon hour dances. 14. Student- Teacher Tea. 15. Plans sophomore class election. 82 Vivacious members of the Student Council worked hard to decorate the goal posts for the big game. Siudent Council CHRISTMAS TEA The election board swings into full action as the ballots fill the boxes. Seated are; Steven Kelly, Sharon Clumfoot, Barbara Friley, Walter Ballard, Katherine Holth, Dennis Parker, and Allen Stevens. ELECTION BOARD Mr. Harrison, Miss MacLaren, Mr. Phillips, and Mr. Bundy have a pleasant chat at the Annual Christmas Tea. Clwc £igAj i4m6£ J 5. Cextaini Qumd. 3X Becky FaJk, LIGHTHOUSE editor, at the head of the table, gives assignments to the journalism students. From left to right are Linda Ellis, Normajean Wismer, Sharon Danhausen, Judy Chesney, Judith Mericka, Jill Stewart, Jon Fitzgerald, Thomas Saunby, Mary Lee Nyquist, Virginia Vandervest, Toni VanOoteghem, Jeannie George, Nancy Slater, Nancy Kendrick. In order to better serve the stu- dents of Port Huron High School and the community, the editors believe that it is the obligation of the Light- house to: 1. Present all news fairly and ac- curately. 2. Keep readers always in mind. 3. Express the opinions of the staff and the students through editor- ials and letters. 4. Encourage original student lit- erary efforts. 5. Support worthwhile projects and activities . 6. Observe good journalism prac- tices. 7. Give the staff opportunities for experience both in business and journalism. 84 ‘lid. 3Ae. Mmjim.- -(JL lum .6. 3M6i 3lattd. Jon Fitzgerald, sports editor, receives the latest sports news from Port Huron Athletic Director, Brick Fowler, Preparing the dummy for the printer are Becky Falk, editor; Judy Chesney, advertising and business manager; and Normajean Wismer, feature editor. Delivering the papers to the homerooms are Thomas Saunby, Jeannie George, Judith Mericka, Jill Stewart, and Toni VanOoteghem. 85 (L Qwne a 2)xmce, a 3 Ia Linda Henry and Harold Muir, co-editors of the Student, discuss important pages for yearbook with Mrs. Rantanen, advisor. QM 3AeA£- (Zve Qone. JoAnn Westphal, Photography Editor, selects finish ed prints from Richard LaLonde, Staff Photographer. TYPISTS: Madaleine Kean, Linda Kirby Janet Rohm, Anita Goldstein, Nancy Lowrie, Marion Johnston and Adrien Chandler plan their layouts and write copy to meet the first deadline. J-AwugA tAe 3tag . af, iBaoA Mxu JAeVc M inoH4f Sluiq % Ojh. Carol Kidd, Nancy Hardy, Mary Ellen Peck, and Patricia Zimmer arrange and alphabetize file cards for the index. TYPISTS: Judith Langolf, Patricia McCarty Get out and sell, keeps ringing in the ears of Walter Ballard, Patricia Oliver, and William Ray as they leave for town on a cold autumn day to sell ads. 87 Notice the business-like expressions on the faces of Patricia Truchan, Susan Campbell, Carolyn Cheney, as they set up the subscriptions in tip- top order. S .eciat JAe and Wienie Qta Uoud. There are many exciting days in the life of a student in Port Huron High, but one of the most exciting days by far was the annual Home- coming. This year was no exception. Even though it rained, the spirits of the students were not dampened as they joined in the festivities of the day. Gaily decorated cars soon began the long parade downtown and back to the waiting judges. Student Council membeis Gary Laughlin, Katherine Holth, and Thomas Hess work- ed with Miss Muhlitner in planning the homecoming activities which the Student Council sponsors. JAe 3iig. 3led6. lU ie VXcimiouo.. The Seniors took top honors by displaying their crown which was the result of a lot of hard work. At kick off time, the stadi- um was filled with students cheering for victory. The Big Reds came on the field and a deafening roar came from the stands. Touchdown after touchdown, our team marched on to victory. The whole fim -filled day was a huge success and will remain in the memories of the students for many years to come. One of the many nicely decorated cars in the homecoming parade was en- tered by Senior Thomas Saunby. 91 9latfiime We Cxomned CUvc dueen] After crowning our lovely homecoming queen, Linda Henry, Student Council President, Gerald Edson, adorned her with the traditional royal robe. Douglas Koch, who was crownbearer, looked on approvingly. A bouquet of yellow roses and a kiss from Gerald Edson completed the crowning of Queen Linda Henry during halftime ceremonies of the homecoming game. Janet Wilson and attendants, Douglas Koch and Thomas Laughlin, observed the proceedings. Which princess would turn out to be the queen and reign at the Coro- nation Ball? This was the thought of every Port Huron High School student at sometime during the Homecoming Events . Two representatives from each class, dress- ed in formal attire, rode around the stadium in beautiful convertible cars and then ascended to the platform where the winner would be an- nounced. Smiling excitedly, Linda Henry and her court were escorted off the field by Gerald Edson and Principal Morton J. Tomlinson after the coronation. 92 Ut JAe S)xmce SAe Jteigned Sup tcnte. xy ■m Our Homecoming Queen, Linda Henry. Membeis of her court: Jimiors, Francis Culp and Susan Boerre; Sophomores, Gloria Thompson and Rebecca Peterson; and Senior, Janet Wilson. A great cheer was heard from the student body as Miss Linda Henry was crowned our homecoming queen of 1958 and received the crown and customary kiss. The Coronation Ball followed the game and the queen’s reign began with her first dance with Student Council Presi- dent, Gerald Edson. Queen Linda Henry and her escort, David Nicholson, Francis Culp, Rebecca Peterson and her date Henry Ketels joined in one of the dances of the evening. 93 a Hlee Cip Saui and Educatiaa — There is nothing like a good old-fashioned community sing. These constructive seniors shovred the spa- ciousness of the car. This year, thirty-one lucky seniors took the annual New York - Washington trip and had one week of educational enjoyment from beginning to end. Keeping to a schedule, with little room to add a minute, the students viewed monuments of our American heritage, departments of our present governmental system, and the fascinating New York City. Living together for one week the students gain- ed responsibility, respect for one another, and memories that shall never be forgotten. The officers were: Faculty Chairman, Mr. Wayne Claflin; President, Marilyn Goldman; Vice- President, Robert Koch; Secretaries, Marion Meno and Ardis Brooks; and Treasurers, Anita Goldstein and Mary Nell Hill. Dazed with weary eyes, the travelers left their glorious surroundings to once more face reality. 94 Saxw- JAe Sig Ua. df. Clwc Q%eat AfxUuut. One of the main attractions for the group was the Statue of Liberty. Ardis Brooks, Harold Muir, and Ronald Messenger took time out for re- laxation with a card game after a tiring day. Everyone joined in a rousing cheer for Port Huron High. The Washington monument was one of the many impressive buildings visited by the travelers. After a hectic day, Mr. and Mrs. Claflin managed a big smile. 95 Qxvpiam ttp te la --3Ac S-enio (IWiacUon Cast: Mary Lee Nyquist, Bruce Sedick, David Jamison, Thomas Burton, William Ingram, Marilyn Gold- man, Richard Latham, Blanche Smith, Dennis Parker, Adrien Chandler, Russell Chambers, Anita Goldstein, and Henry Ketels. CAST Lush Henry Ketels Poppy Faire Adrien Chandler Mrs. Agatha Whatcombe. .Anita Goldstein Ambrose Applejohn. . .Russell Chambers Anna Vale ska Blanche Smith Mrs. Pengard Mary Lee Nyquist Ivan Borolsky Dennis Parker Palmer .Marilyn Groldman Dennet Bruce Sedick Johnny Jason Thomas Burton Horace Pengard Jlichard Latham These busy Seniors worked hard to prepare the scenery for the opening night of the play. 96 HUm. d Shicuna 5’juii Clf. (Zctuui. The fight was on as Poppy (Adrien Chandler) found Anna Valeska (Blanche Smith) in the living room with Ambrose Apple John (Russell Chambers). COMMITTEES AND FACULTY ADVISORS Director Mr. Dean Ushers Mr. Heering Publicity .... Mrs. Jacobus Props . . . Mr. Harrison Make-up . . . .Mrs. Jacobus Mr . Lobaugh Programs . . . Mr. Morehead Costumes . . . Miss Edwards Scenery. Mr . Nault Stage Crew . . , . Mr. Nault Tickets Mr . Curti Members of the cast had the final make-up check before going on stage. 97 3Ae and deling. SAowed JJme Wed S p ent I • Enthusiastic PH. US. students await their turn to try out for interesting parts in this year ' s All School Play. t- - “The People versus Maxine Liowe,” by Luella E. McMahon, was the All- School Play presentation this year. After numerous meetings and rehearsals, the play was presented in the student center on Mar- ch 20, and 21. The play was under the direction of Mr. John Dean. Under Mr. Dean ' s observation, Stephen Bankson, Susan Seibert, and Gregory Bush read various parts of the play at one of the tryouts. the. Oil Sxfliwi Jliay. Waa. a Succed fui Cvenl. It was one of the most serious plays ever pre- sented at Port Huron High School, and it contained a combination of suspense, drama, action, and humor. Everyone considered it a huge success. As Mr. Dean gives some helpful tips, John Barcume, Stephen Bankson, Larry Smith, Mary Jo Hallead, and Shirley (Chip) Bankson run through the courtroom procedure in one of the scenes of the play Cast: Gail Moore, Nancy Lowrie, Susan Seibert, Stephen Bankson, Katherine Squires, Russell Chambers, Anita Goldstein, Donald Haines, Mary Jo Hallead, Larry Smith, John Barcume, and Shirley (Chip) Bankson. Those not present when picture was taken: Jeannette Lippert, Patricia Smith, and Margaret Taylor. 3leaiuvU 3toiio- HUm. JAeH SAout Each year the Girls’ Athletic Associations of Port Huron sponsor the “Peanuts for Polio Cam- paign’’ for the March of Dimes. Girls represent- ing Port Huron High School, St. Stephen’s High School, Washington Junior High School, and Garfield Junior High School give their time and effort for this worthy cause. Charimen— Bottom Row: Bonnie Bukowski, PH; Valerie Fair, Betty Pepperton, Bonnie Walsh, PH; Sherry Diewyore, Judy Welch, PH; Francis O ' Hara, Peggy Potts, Normajean Wisner, PH: Adrien Chandler, PH; and Carolyn Cheney, PH; Second Row: Beth Dowell 100 CJa the Quid. With Jhevc CcuthieH OM Jumed Clut. This year as always, in spite of freezing weather, the girls of Port Huron High School gave their all as they stood on their dele- gated corners situated throughout the city. Every- one around heard the cheerful cries of “Peanuts for Polio! Join the March of Dimes!” PH; Anita Goldstein, PH; Sharon Briggs, PH; Martha Broughton, Joan Netter, Mary DeFord, Linda Heering, PH; Jacqueline Hawes, PH; Diana Gibbs, PH; Jacqueline Scory, PH; Shirley Stickney, PH; Barbara Keeney, PH; and Marilyn Goldman, PH. 101 Sxu jmkvui S ietiade, [unie S,eciai Wjhhl, Cheer up, gang! The fire chief has okayed the ceiling! Almost done ! Nelson Armstrong and Herbert Winter draped the final rows of fringe to the illu- sion ceiling. Take a beautiful Apirl night, a Japanese setting with pastel shades, and dancers in their formal attire; and you had one of the best Junior Proms Port Huron High School had ever seen. With much pride, the class of 59 presented its J- Hop, Sayonara Serenade , on April 18, 1958. Over- night, the gymnasium was changed into a beautiful Japanese atmosphere, with ornaments on the walls and ceil- ing to add to the beauty. The decoration committee did the complete setting. Mary Lincoln and Dennis Parker were given special awards for their outstanding work. Cakes, with pastel frostings, and punch were served. The enchanting music of Bob Meade’s orchestra served to complete an evening long to be re- membered. Committee; Decoration Refreshment Publicity Invitations Faculty Chairman: Mr. Nault Miss Teachout Mr. Harrison Miss Leonard Student Chairman: Mary Lincoln Carol Kidd Anita Goldstein Becky Falk Linda Ellis Faculty Chairman Student Chairmen Miss Edwards Stephen Bankson David Nicholson Tired but happy, Donna Dunsmore and Rodney Downing took a break from dancing to pose beneath the Shint o Shrine. 102 (SxietUai S ptendo Jioy. and Qi Happy Birthday! Mr. Nault celebrated his birthday on the eve of the successful Junior Prom as he and Mrs. Nault looked over his surprise card. Janice Richards, Robert Hollenshead, Donald West- phal, and Cynda Lou Fair prepared to join in the fun of Sayonara Serenade as they crossed over the bridge to Japanese enchantment! Left, Right! Left, Right! Paul Sheehy and Sharon Danhuasen led the dancers in the Grand March. 103 dp-exetta Siudeni . CLli i “ PATIENCE ” This sprightly satire on the aesthetic craze of 1880’s presents a “Fleshly Poet” and an “Idyllic Poet,” Bunthorne and Grosvenor, who are rivals for the affections of the milkmaid. Patience. A train of lanquid ladies and their former flames, a Colonel, a Duke, and a Major, with a regiment of officers of the Dragoon Guards, complete the pic- ture. Patience, having been told that love must be ab- solutely unselfish, has to reject the perfect Grosve- nor (Archibald the All- Right) and accept the very imperfect Bunthorne. This defection of their idol drives the ladies back to their military lovers, but the reunion is soon broken up by the arrival of Gros- venor, to whom they promptly transfer their adoration. Bottom Row: Suzanne Odom, Richards, Lynda Fike; Second Row: Schmidt, Robert Schneider, John Dohn, CAST Colonel Calverley Major Murgatroyd Lieut. The Duke of Dunstable Reginald Bunthorne Archibald Grosvenor Mr. Bunthornes’ Solicitor. . The Lady Angela . . . .Earl Fenner . . . . Seth Turner . . James Schmidt Flobert Schneider John Dohn . .Thomas Saunby . . Suzanne Odom 104 3l%e6yenl CL SAow- JAal 3 . 3-biAl CLaa .. Mary Fry, Marion Meno, Mary Ellen Thomas Saimby, Earl Fenner, James Seth Turner, James Cnimback. ' ' PATIENCE’ Later, the baffled Bun- thorne, aided by the mature Lady Jane, concocts a scheme to get rid of the interloper by means of a terrible curse, which com- pels Grosvenor to give up his aestheticism and to be- come a quite commonplace young man. The plan, however, re- cords, as all the ladies now revert to ordinary attire, explaining that since Archibald the All-Right cannot possibly be All- Wrong, obviously aesthet- icism should be discarded. Patience discovering that her Archibald is no longer perfect, promptly falls in- to his arms,and Bunthorne, crushed, decides to wed Jane, his one remaining adorer. However, the Duke enters , declaring that since he is a very ordinary man, it is only fair for him to choose a lady who is dis- tinctly plain, such as Jane, who joyfully accepts him, so that “Nobody is Bun- thorne’s Bride!” CAST The Lady Saphir Lynda Fike The Lady Ella Mary Fry The Lady Jane Marion Meno Patience Mary Ellen Richards Chorus of Rapturous Maidens and Officers of Dragoon’s Guards Fhanist James Crumback Directed By Jimmie B. Lobaugh 105 3aI gAKil Steadied tile Ci Meve S.tap.. on tile Mtviehed StigAt 3n die 3np.. Donald Haines, Thomas Barrett, and Harlan Blomquist were three of the top winners who helped to put the magazine sales ' ‘over the top. Harlan was high salesman and recipient of the portable television set. I Surprised winner of the treasure chest, Susan Boerre receives her $25 prize from co-chairman Thomas Hess. Much work and enthu- siasm went into this year’s magazine sale campaign. Co-chairmen of the sale were Thomas Hess and Marion Johnston who work- ed with various Student Council committees to reach the goal of $10,000. Everyone’s efforts proved a success as we reached our goal. Excite- ment filled the air as the prizes were given out in the magazine assembly. There were fifteen top prizes, including a portable T.V. set, U. S. savings bond, and a Hi-Fi record player, and many smaller cash prizes. The profit which we re- ceived from the sale will be used to purchase addi- tional items for our school. ‘Ule %e Slxmvd Students. , Cine, and QJJL 3xiK JAeix Cimtxi utuuuy, SiatA £atg£- and Smalt. Marion Johnston was selected by her fellow classmates and members of the faculty as the D.A.R. Good Citizen from Port Huron High School. The seniors chose, by voting three girls who possess to a high degree the qualities of dependability, service, lead- ership, and patriotism. The faculty then selected one of the three to be the Port Huron High School Good Citizen. This year’s winner of the Betty Crocker Award was Betsy Koshnick. Every year General Mills sponsors a search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. Its two main purposes are: First, to find, through a knowledge and aptitude test, the girl to receive a scholarship for advanced study; second, to provide instructional aids for pupils and teachers for added educational ex- periences. 107 3Ai6 Q%aup. (Vie 3aimd the Oi dl Here are a few of the juniors who participated in the National Merit Scholarship Test this year. Bottom Row: Linda Heering, Susan Novak, Carol Aitken, Karen Scheffler, Judith Kennedy, Candace This past year for the first time stu- dents who have excelled in such subjects as chemistry and Spanish received op- portunities to gain advanced study in these fields. These students were given the privilege of attending Port Huron Junior College for an hour or so each day to take college courses in these subjects for which they will receive college credits. 108 Leslie Henry and James Schlee were two of the students who attended Port Huron Junior College for additional classes this past year. David McMorran, not present when the picture was taken, also attended. Clf 3A(M£, WAe J.aAe tde SxAciwcaAip. 3 t. Hudson, Myra Wood, Dolores Tretheway, Francis Cldp, Diane Ramage, Ann MacMurray; Top Row: Jack McLane, Gary Gottsleben, Dennis Edie, Ronald Carpenter, William Bishop, Allan Lake. The National Merit Scholarship Pro- gram is a nationwide search for students who demonstrate extraordinary ability to benefit from a college education. Four-year college scholarships are awarded the winners, who are selected on the basis of aptitude for college work, secondary school achievement, charac- ter, and qualities of leadership. This year the test was given on April 28, and a total of 118 students of the Junior class participated. James Schlee scored high in the National Merit year, and so was entitled to enter in nationwide competition. Mary Jill Stewart, Ellen Little, and Gerald Edson (not pictured) received honorable mention. 109 FLOYD ADOLPH STEPHEN BANKSON PRESIDENT I ADDIE AKRIDGE Mighty Syenien ACo4u Cbie We KAY LANA ALLEN ALLEN 112 Sxwn Vie VlUi Olumnl 3ie STEPHEN JOHN BALMER BARDEN JUDITH MARTIN BARTLETT BECKTOLD RICHARD BERDAN JOYCE BEST DONALD BETTS THOMAS BICKFORD SANDRA BIEHN 113 S.eme . . . . THOMAS BURTON ' N JEAN CAMERON DONALD CAMPBELL TIMOTHY CAROLYN BUTLER CALLENDAR 114 . . . GLORIA CLARK MARY COBURN DENNIS COGGAN MARLENE COLE GERALD CONANT 115 . . . t WILMA COTTINGHAM JAMES COURSE GORDON COURTNEY SUZANNE CAROLYN CROCKETT CRONCE MARGARET DAVID CROOKER CROSBIE JAMES CRUMBACK 116 Joyce Best, Marie Armstrong, and Kay Allen , from Mrs. Alexander ' s homeroom, admire one of the senior bulletin board displays. Homeroom period is from 8:20 to 8:30. How important these ten minutes are to the active seniors! During this time announcements are made and future activities are discussed and planned. . . . As graduation time grows near, Wilma Cotting- ham and Joy Ann Corry, of Mr. Curti ' s homeroom, take measurements for their caps and gowns. Mr. Aurand ' s homeroom listens attentively as their President, Thomas Burton, reads the morn- ing announcements. S nia y . - . BEVERLY DORTMAN PAUL DOUBLE JOY DOVE JACQUELINE DOWN HARRY DOWNING RODNEY DOWNING ALICE DUDLEY GEORGE DUNN DONNA ORVEL DUNSMORE EAGLE SHARRON EDIE 1 GERALD KATHLEEN LINDA EDSON EDWARDS ELLIS 4 RICHARD EMIG 118 ) CAROL FAHSELT CYNDA FAIR SHARON FAIR BECKY FALK RONALD FALK ROBERT FARR LINDA EARL FARSLOW FENNER SANDRA JOHN FERRIBY FIEDLER LYNDA FIKE WILLIAM JON FISCHER FITZGERALD LORNA JON FLOOD FORD 119 S enie . . . RUTH KAREN FRAELICH FRANKLIN CLAUDE PATRICIA FREEMAN FREEMAN MARY FRY ROBERT FULLER BETTY FYE SAMUEL GARCIA JACQUELINE GARLICK LARRY DENNIS GARROW GENAW SHIRLEY JEANNE GEICK GEORGE 120 . . . DIANNA GIBBS WILLIAM GIBSON KREETA GILLETT MARGARET GLYSHAW MARILYN GOLDMAN ANITA GOLDSTEIN PATRICIA GOODMAN NANCEY GOSSMAN CAROLYN GLADYS RICHARD gray green green 121 . . . MARY JO HALLEAD MARION HAMILTON NANCY HARDY DAVID HANCOCK RICHARD HANTON REX HARTSON LYNN CHESTER RONALD MARGARET GLADYS HARVEY HARWOOD HASTINGS HAUGHTON HEARN 122 . . . S ttiOfCd. The students in Miss Edward ' s homeroom make out their prog ram cards for the semester. JoAnn Gresley, Dianna Gibbs, and Anita Goldstein, Mr. Hayes ' homeroom, reminisce as they look over pictures from the Senior New York -Washington trip. % Lynda Pike, Student Council Representative from Mr. Harrison ' s homeroom, gives her weekly re- port. 123 VERNA PHYLLIS HERBERT HERPEL THOMAS ROBERT HESS HICKS FRANK MARY NELL RUTH HILBORN HILL HILL PHYLLIS HINES WILLIAM HINKLE 124 DAVID HYATT RONALD WILLIAM INGLES INGRAM . . . MARCIA INGELL EDGAR BONNIE IRVINE IRWIN SUSAN WILLIAM JUDITH DAVID JOYCE IRWIN JACKSON JAHR JAMISON JAMISON CHARLES JEFFERSON JUDITH JOHNSON MARION JOHNSTON WILLIAM FREDERICK JOHNSON JONES 125 BERNICE JOYCE PATRICIA KANE MARGARET KARL JAMES SHARRON DORIS KEAN KEEFER KENNEDY JANE KENNEDY NOREEN KERR HENRY KETELS CAROL KIDD MARVIN KIDD RUBY KIDD 126 . . . S enio ROBERTA KING JANET KLAAS LARRY KLAUS CAROLYN KLEIN JAMES KOCH ROBERT GARY BETSY JOHANNA BARBARA KOCH KOREIBA KOSCHNICK KOWITZ KRAUSS 127 S enia . . . . JUDITH LANGOLF RICHARD JACK LATHAM LEDSWORTH THOMAS SHARON LAWSON LESTER GERALDINE BARBARA LEWANDOWSKI LICKFELT GLORIA LIMAS 128 . . . Seniav y Mr. Heeling ' s homeroom stu- dents take their places in the gym and anxiously await the begin- ning of the Magazine Sales As- sembly. Judith Johnson, chairman of Miss Leonard ' s homeroom, proudly marks the amount of the first day ' s magazine sales. 129 . . . RICHARD JOANNE DENNIS JAMES JOSEPH MANFRIN MAREK MARONE MARONE MARSH 130 . . . S enim . PATRICIA McKenzie RONALD DAVID JOHN McKINNEY MCLAUGHLIN McLEOD ANITA MEADOWS 131 S enim . . . . PATRICIA MILLER PENNY MILLS THOMAS MORRIS WILLIAM MITCHELL CHARLES MORDEN . i i JANET MORRISH HAROLD MUIR GERALDINE MURRAY EDWARD MORTON Juk JACK MUSSELMAN NOBLE RONALD NEFF NICHOLS GILBERT DAVID NICHOLS NICHOLSON KAREN NUSKE 132 CATHERINE RICHARD MARY JANE JAMES JOSEPH OLSHOVE 0 MARA O’NEILL ORT OSKO VERNA OSTRANDER BERNARD PALMATEER DENNIS PARKER RONALD PARKS HARRIET PELTON RONALD PENNELL 133 . . . ANDREW HARVEY QUINN QUINTAL JAMES D. WILLIAM RANDS RAY ELTHEA PULFORD 134 . . . S ettia . Normajean Wisner, senior class treasurer, and Mrs. Forbes receive Mary Lincoln, Barbara Lickfelt, and John Loeding, from Mr. Nault ' s homeroom, as they pay their class dues for the last year. Ronald Mason, Susan Mayer, and Lloyd McCanna, in Mr. Phillips’ homeroom are eager for the first hour bell to ring. Members of Mr. Dixon ' s home- room vote for their choice of class colors, flower, and motto. 135 JANET ROHM BETTY RANDALL ROSS ROSTINE SHEILA SHARON ROWERT SANDERS ROBERT THOMAS SANDERSON SAUNBY FRANK J. JAMES SARI SCHLEE MARILYN SCHLEICHER SUELLEN SCHNEIDER 136 KENNETH SCHULTZ ROBERT SEATON BRUCE SEDICH JAMES SEDICH GEORGE SEELY EDWARD SHANKS PAUL SHEEHY i 137 SHARON MARY HOWARD SPRINGSTEAD STANLAKE STEIN RALPH M, JILL STEVENS STEWART 138 . . . ALICE ROBERT TONI DENNIS GERALDINE TARZWELL THOMPSON THOMPSON TODD TODD 139 S enlo . . . ALLAN GENE MAX SHARON JUDITH WARREN WARSHEFSKI WARSINSKI WEHRWEIN WELCH 140 . . . S.en4m y. In Mr. Mcx rehead ' s homeroom Patricia Oliver aids David Nichol- son in piiming on his P.H.H.S. •59 pin. 9 Students of Miss Reid ' s home- room eagerly wait their turn as Harvey Quintal hands out the Lighthouses. Frank Shepherd ' s job in Miss Teachout ' s homeroom is to make sure there is 100 per cent sales of football programs. 141 . . . JANET WILSON 142 . . . S nioH . David Stokan, Richard Smith, Gerald Swanson, Judith Smith, and Mary Jill Stewart, of Mr. Claflin ' s homeroom, look at the interesting program for Senior Student Govern- ment Day. 143 S etua c6. . . . CLASS OFFICERS Frank Shepherd Janet Howard Normajean Wismer Stephen Bankson Vice - F r e s ide nt Secretary Treasurer President SENIORS NOT SHOWN Lyle Barnes Linda Garcia Marilyn Geesey James Goodrich Thomas Gunter Karen Heilman Robert Johnson Darlene Moore Walter Perry Thomas Smith Charles Stalker Judith Hernandez Gary Thompson Karen VanHulst Patricia Wagner Donald Warner Clarence Wolfe . . . S etiio . CLASS MOTTO Our ambitions today is our success tomorrow CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose ALMA MATER Let us join our hearts together As we pledge our loyalty. And we’ll look to Alma Mater For hopes to cherish endlessly. In our hearts that are united Are thoughts that never die. We will keep in memory always This our own Port Huron High. Though the years ahead may number More than those we’ve left behind, Still the dreams will always linger In our hearts, our lives, and our minds. And may always we endeavor To make achievements great. So Port Huron may be proud Of all those who graduate. 145 ttie 3te6idt6. the Mach EiecUati Anita Goldstein and Stephen Bankson Jeannie Geoige and Janet Wilson Best Lx)oking Boy ♦Paul Sheehy Frank Shepard Robert Koch Best School Spirit ♦Russell Chambers Herb Winter Frank Shepard Most Likely To Succeed ♦Bob Koch Rex Hartson Stephen Bankson Best Dancer ♦Herb Winters Frank Oldham Best Lookir Girl ♦Janet Wilson Linda Henry Janet Howard Best School Spirit ♦Becky Falk Anita Goldstein Janet Howard Most Likely To Succeed ♦Marion Johnston Linda Henry Anita Goldstein Best Dancer ♦Patricia Zimmer Steadiest Couple ♦Joan Emerich and Ronald Vercnocke Adrien Chandler and John Zauner 146 3 Ac Made a Sitie S iecUen. Patricia Zinuner and Herb Winters Paul Sheehy and Marilyn Goldman irst Place Winner Phyllis Hines and Robert Thompson Friendliest Personality Stephen Bankson Robert Koch Harlan Blomquist Best Sense of Humor ♦Robert Thompson Russell Chambers Richard Berdan Best Dressed Boy ♦Robert Koch Thomas Hess Scott Smith Best Bov Athlete ♦Paul Sheehy Michael MacDonald Ronald Vercnocke Best Boy Orator ♦Stephen Bankson Russell Chambers Friendliest Personality ♦Anita Groldstein Linda Henry Mary Lincoln Best Sense of Humor ♦Phyllis Hines Anita Goldstein Best Dressed Girl ♦Jeannie George Janet Wilson Patricia Oliver Best Girl Athlete ♦Marilyn Goldman Best Girl Orator ♦Anita Goldstein 147 S Jie CaCendwc SEPTEMBER 4 — Underclassmen begin the race 5 — Seniors take the lead 11 — Student Council welcomes students 19 — Big Reds defeated at Bay City 23 — Craftsman’s Guild presents assembly 26 — Big Reds take victory over Highland Park 27 — Students “smile for the birdie’’ as school pictures are taken NOVEMBER OCTOBER 3 — Big Reds slide downhill to Lansing East- ern 10- -Big Reds keep little brown jug from Mt. Clemens 17 — East Detroit trampled by Big Reds 24 — Wet weather doesn’t dampen spirits as Big Reds top off Homecoming with vic- tory 31 — It’s a struggle all the way as Big Reds and Birmingham tie the game 7 — Seniors attend successful government day 8 — Big Reds defeated by Grosse Pointe in non-conference game 14 — The mighty Big Reds clinch the EML title as they trample Hazel Park 21 — Senior Play, “Captain Applejack,’’ is huge success 25 — A victorious football team holds annual banquet 26 — Last day of school before a welcome Thanksgiving vacation DECEMBER 5 — Wrestling and basketball squads introduced in pep assembly 5 — Big Reds act as losing hosts to Flint Northern 11 — Teachers Tea sponsored by Student Council 12 — Hamtramck defeats the Big Reds 19 — Christmas Assembly sets the mood for coming holiday 19 — Big Reds outscore Royal Oak Kimball JANUARY 8 — Students excited over admission of Alaska and Hawaii to the Union 9- -Big Reds lose by a point to Ferndale 13 — Big Reds hold victory over Birmingham 16 — Mt. Clemens wins by two points over Big Reds 20 — Fighting Big Reds come back with win over Hazel Park 27 — Grosse Pointe defeats Port Huron 30 — Big Reds come out on top with win over East Detroit 148 SxA4w£ Caietidwc FEBRUARY 10 — Ferndale goes down in defeat to Big Reds 13 — Another win over Birmingham for Big Reds 17 — Mt. Clemens loses game to Port Huron 20 — Port Huron in first place with win over Hazel Park 27 — East Detroit can’t quite reach the mark as Big Reds push onward MARCH 13 — First marking period ends 19 — All school play assembly 20 — Presentation of successful all school play, “The People Versus Maxine Lowe’’ 24 — Annual athletic banquet terminates the winter sports’ season 25 — Impressive Easter assembly 31 — Classes resume after Easter vacation APRIL 9 — P.H.H.S. Band presents assembly 17 — Wonderful J-Hop “Cinderella Ball’’ is a credit to the Juniors 22 — G.A.A. girls holds annual E.M.L. sports meet 24 — Athletic Department sponsors dance 28 — Juniors test their knowledge on the Na- tional Merit Scholarship Test MAY 1 — The second marking period ends 14 — Operetta cast is introduced in assembly 15 — evening night of Operetta is a success 20 — G.A.A. holds annual banquet JUNE 4 — Student Council holds annual election 10— -Third marking period ends 11 — Final assembly of the year held in honor of Seniors 12 — Final exams start 14 — The serious light in the future is seen by Seniors during Baccalaureate 16 — Senior Prom tops off all the wonderful memories of the year 18 — The Seniors receive the reward of twelve years’ effort at Commencement 149 Undetclcuy neit £ K kmg 3hamfwul Ja Mcxl l ewc L. Abbott J, Ainsworth W. Ainsworth J. Allen S. Allen C. Ammerman B. Apple ford W, Archer B. Armstrong C. Aitken G. Albert S. Alexander R. Alldredge A. Andrews D. Anger J. Anger , D, AnglebrandtBk ' i- C. Armstrong R. Armstrong S. Ashley R. Ashton K. Balhoff R Ballentine S. Bankson N. Bentsen S. Bilger E. Birtch S. Boardman S, Boerre N. Booth M. Brooks W. Brooks B. Brown J, Brown L. Brown R Brown J. Barcume D. Barry P. Belanger J. Bennett W. Bishop M. Blain L. Bland R Bland G. Borowski J. Bowns R Brennan G. Brittain C. Brown F, Brown G. Brown J. Brown S. Bruen R. Bryce B. Bukowski R. Burgess 152 CbvociouA. Junia ui lile 3md 9ie%e D. Bums M. Bums C. Buschlen G. Bush B. Cahoe D. Callender L. Cameron S, J. Campbell S. K. Campbell M. Carlson R. Carpenter R. Carrier S. Carson A. Charles J. Chesney M. Chevalier S. Chreiki C. Christensen L. Churchill P. Cline M. Clink S. Clumfoot J. Cobum D. Cochrill R. Cole M. Coleman W. Coleman S. Condland A. Cook P. Cooper R, Corey R. Coushaine J. Cressman L. Crorey S. Crouch F. Culp K. Cushman R. Cutcher J. Cwikowski E. Daggett J. Davis P. Davis P. Davis V. Davis G. DeLong C. Denczek D. Dennis P. Dixon L. Crankshaw K. Crawford M. Crawford R Cunningham C. Cumow M. Curry S. Danhausen J. Daniel D. Davis F. Dear B. Dease L. Delacy W. Donaghy M. Donahue B. Donaldson 153 “Jumofid. . . . N. Elliott J. Ellis J. Emenhiser C. Ensign C. Fenner D. Fogle R. Forstner H. Fowler D. Fretenbo rough B. Friley C. Frumveller J. Fuchshafer J. Ferguson L G al at B. Gates D. G arrow W. Gierman N. Gilmour P. Gleason J. Glombowski R. Glombowski P. Gofton P. Gofton D, Goodrich S, Gossman G. Gottsleben M. Grahl F. Green R. Green M. Gregory G. Grimes N. Grimes C. Gross D, Gunn J. Gustke D. Haines S. Hall L. Hamilton R, Hanel H. Harmon T. Harmon E. Harrison G. Harrison 154 J. Harshbarger S. Hart E. Harvey G. Heike S, Henderson A. Henschel . . . J. Hawes K. Hawkins D. Hayden L. Heering } P. I B. Hill C. Hill J. Hill R. Hill F. Hilliker R. Hillis J. Hisscock J. Hock V. Hodgins M. Hogan E, Holmes K. Holth M. J. Horn C. Hornby J. Houck L. Hough S. Houle P. Houle L. Howell L, Howell A. Hudson C, Hudson F. T. Hudson F. Huebner G. Hudy S. Hull K. Hunt S. Hyde C. Ingles R. Ingram J. Jackson P. Jackson W. R. Jacobs M. Jacoby H, Jahn R. Jahn W. Jalava M. Janisch D. Kaczmarczyk S. Kalinowski J. Kalish D. Jensen P. Johnson J. Jones J. Jonseck S. Kammer E. Karandreas R. Karen R. Kashubosky 155 JutUOH . . . . B. Keeney D. Keith W. Kellogg L. Keltz J, Kolboum B. Kiley K. Kimball R. King B. Kirkpatrick G. Kish M. Klaas M. Klaas W. Klaas J. Kliemann M. Koch B. Koschnick S. Kotter S. Krabach R. Lalonde S. Lamb S. Lameyer H. Koehn R. KoUmorgan. D, Kolman K. Konop K. Krafft M. K. Krenke A. Lake G. Lalonde M. Lampard B. Lanfear M. Lang D. Langolf G. Langolf J. Langolf L. Langolf S. Lashbrook G. Laughlin B. Leathom T. Leavitt J. Leffler T. Lethwaite R. Lewandowski L. Lewis R. Lewthwaite W. Lill G. Lincoln J. Lincoln J. Lippert C. Uoyd K. Uoyd R. Uoyd P. Lockwood C. London 156 L. Long G. Louks N. Lowrie C, Louks A. MacMurray J. MacPherson B. MacQueen R. Maes S. Marinez M. Marker R. Marshall T. Marshall J. Masar R. Mason D. Mathews B. Matthews . . . luniojuiy D. MacDonald M. MacDonald R. MacDonald D. Makedonsky E. Mantikoski G. Marek A. Martin K. Martin V. Martinez P. Maurer B. J. Mayer W. McCabe P. McCarty J. McClarty E. McConnell S. McCulloch G. McIntyre J. McLane D. McLean N. McLeod D. McTaggart S. Menery J, Middleton S. Middleton D. Minock G. Mooney C. Moore R, Morauski H. Moses S. Mug ridge G. Mumford P. Munn R. McEachen W. McEachen S. McGahey W. McMillan S. McNally D. McNamara S. Miller J. Millett F. MHls E. Morgan M. Morrison T. Morrison S. Murdock L. Myron D. Nabozny 157 Juniaxa. . . . D. Newman S. Novak B. 0 Brien P. O ' Brien G. Olson M. Ordway P, O ' Rourke W. Ort D. Palmate er F. Parker R. M. Parks B. Parrott J. Perkins P. Pettengill E. Peutrell M. Pezzullo R. O ' Brien C, Ogden E, Olenski N. Osborne L. Ouellette R. Pallett V. Patrick M. E. Peck F, Pelton L. Phillips A. Pickelhaupt S. Pickett T. Platzer F. Postill J. Powell R. Powers C. Radtke D. Ramage C. Randall A. Randolph J. Renehan L. Renehan B. Renno M. Renno R. Riley D. Robbins R. Roberts G, Rocha, Jr. G. Rowbotham D. Rowe R, Rowles J. Rowse G. Prater H. Price P. Purdy 1 N. Rebitzke J. Reese J. Reeves B. Reynolds V. Rickett T. Rickner W. Rock T. Ronan J. Roth B. Roy D. Running R. Rutherford 158 K, Samuelson B. J. Sanderson M. Sari E. Schlueter J. Schmidt M. Schmidt G, Schultz J. Schultz T. Schultz S. Seibert C. Semph L Shappee J. Smith J. Smith M. Smith R, Somogy D. Spore E. Spotts C. Sterling G. Stevens S. Stickney N. Streeter K. Shumate L. Swanson R. Tarzwell D. Taylor J. Taylor . . . V. Schattler K. Scheffler R Scheonrock E, Schlueter D. Schneider R Schneider R Schneider N. L. Schuck C. Schumann B. Searles J, Secory D. Sedick K. Shimskey R Sills M. Simpson M. Sly R Smith S, Smith T. Smith W. Snay P. Stableford M. Stanley D. Stark J. Steinhaus M. Stokan B. Stone J. Storey C. Streeter R Symoiv G Tack G. Jahimiak A. Tanton M. Taylor C. Teipening E. Thielman B. Thomas 159 R. Thomas C. Thompson J. Thompson Thompson J. Thorley J. Thomley C. Thornton J, Thrower J, Torrey J. Trembath Tretheway P. Truchan S. Turner J. Ullrich T. Vahovick B. VanBuskirk R. VandeVoordes VanNess A. Velez E. Vigrass T. VonHiltmayer P. Walker B. Walsh W. Warren, Jr. F. Weaver D. Wedge L. Wegener F. Wheeler T. White T. H. White M. Warsinski C. Watson C. Way D. Weaver K. Weiss L. Westphal D. Wessel M. Weygandt G. Whiting C. Whybrew N. Wilcox S. Wilke A. Wilkens J. Willert A. Williams G. Winter R. Wisson W. Wolfe P. Woodard J. Wright D. Yakes D. Williams B. WUlis J. Winkel D. Wilson D. Wolven K. Wood M. Wood R. Wood D. Yeitter K. Yeo L. Young D. Zarling 160 Robert Zimmer . . . “JunioJUi. End of the Juniors Seated: Nancy Lowrie, student chairman and Mrs. Winslow, faculty chairman, of the decorations committee; Mrs. Rantanen, J-Hop faculty chairman; Francis Clup, class treasurer; Bonnie Bukowski, class secretary and J-Hop student chairman; Mrs. Lindsay, class advisor; Nancy Streeter, vice-president of the class; and Shirley (Chip) Bankson, class president. Nancy Lowrie and Mrs. Winslow discuss their plans for the Cinderella Ball with Mrs. Rantanen, the class officers, and Mrs. Lindsay. r ACem JAe bottom Clf- JAe S. Acker P. Adams D. Albert R. Alcorn M. AUoway 4 A. Anderson |y ' L. Anderson |m] M. Andrews R, Anger D. Anglebrandt R. Angbrandt C. Armstead K. Armstrong W. Altman G. Ashley T, Badley J. Bailey L. Baker G. Barham D. Barnes E. Barnes J. Bames D. Ballard B. Bankson J. Bankson T. Barrett D. Bartley B. Bascom C. Bates E. Baumann J. Beane M. Becker J. Belyea S. Benedict V. Benner R. Bennett J, Betts K. Bigelow J, Billins G. Blunt G. Bourbon ais R. Bowers R, Bradley B. Breckon J, Brooks G. Brown J. Brown J. Brown R. Beedon J. Bell D. Bellinger J. Beno D. Berg B. Berkley p p jiil ' A. Bonne y M. Booth S. Bopra E. Bridge S, Briggs E. Briones S. Brown J. Bucke ridge J. Bundy 162 Wxiit JAeVc 3avui Ja C. Burgess D. Burgess L, Burleigh G. Cabic J. Callender E. Cameron C. Chesney J. Chidester J. Christ Sie Cln Jap. T. D. Burmeister B. Burton M. Bush M. Butler G. Campbell W. Cannon S. Carlson R. Carnahan D. Case J. Casey C. Chamberlin P, Chenoski A. Cleaver D, Clemons R. Clifford R. Cline G. Closs B. Clouse A. Cochrill C. Coggan J. Cole M. Coleman C. Collingwood J. Collingwood D. CoUver A. Cooley M. Conger M. Coon D. Cooper K. Cornelius M. Coskie J. Counterman L. Cowan K, Cowan J. Condland G. Crankshaw I. Crawford S, Crawford C. Crews J. Cristick Cronce J. Crumback L. Dalrymple J. Dalton F, Davenport R. Davey A. Davis J Davis M. Davis M. E. Davis D. Day 163 . . . D. Dewey F. Dewey T. DiDuca G. Downing M. Drake B. Draper J. DeLuca D. DeMeritt K. Denman N. Denman K. Dobel J. Dohn J. Dotson B. Dowell f f f id.- dii , J. Drescher F. Drewyore G. Dummitt K. Edie M. Edington W. Edwards C. Ekelimd J. Emerich T. Emimson S. Etter A. M. Falk C. Fenner E. Fenner S. Ellingboe F. Elliott M. EUis D. Emenhiser C. Evans B. Fair L. Fair S. Fairman J. Fester B. Fischer J. Fischer A. Flaherty D, Frasier D. Frasier D, Frazier R- Frasier N. Freeman C, Freiger R. Fretenborough M. Frizzle G. Furstenau E- Eye J. Gamble O. Garcia A. Gardner B. Gardner i¥ ' 164 D. Gardner J. Gardocki L. G arrow K. Glaab S. Gleoson H, Glenn B. Goodwin K. Gorbutt C. Gordon A. Grabbet H. Gray M. Gray M. Gross E. Grow L. Guizar R. Hall B. Hamilton C. Hamilton ?• Hartson R Harvey W, Harvey A. Hawkins B. Hawkins D, Hayman R. Heino B, Henderson R« Henderson . . . J. Garska S, Geoffroy H, Gibson K. Gierman M. Glombowski E, Goldman M. Gonter M. Goodison R. Gossman J, Gostinger G. Gottsleben R. Gould N. Gray B. Green J. Groat D. Gross J. Gurgel N. Haacke E. Hall J. Hall W. Hamm S. Hancock D. Harmer K. Harris J. Harwood A. Hastings N. Hauk N. Havens M. Hayner P. Heaslip J. Heath H. Heidenrich S. Henry D, Herber R Herber J. Herbert 165 . . . R. Herbert M. Herrmann C. Hill J. HiU J. Hoffman J. Hofmann G. Holmes K, Hopps G. Hough U Howe P. Howe S. Howe M. Innes S. Innes J. Jonseck M, J. Jahr D. Johnson L Johnson N, Johnson O, Johnson K Jones R. Jones P. Jones J. Jonseck T. Karl S, Kaufman D. Keefer B. Keeler P. Kelley J. Kellogg C. Kelly U Kelly L. Kennedy J. Kenny D, Kerr D. Kesner 166 K. Hise F. Hitch ings D, Hoag K. Homburg B, Hornby J. Hostiller E. Howell L. Hughey A. Hutton R. Jeanson P, Jeske U Johnsick S. Johnson B. Jones K, Jones D. Kaercher M, Kammer R, Karl J. Keeley J. Kellar J. Kelley S. Kelly S. Kemp N, Kendrick D. Kiefer N. Kilboum G, King M« King G. Kingsbury S. Kinnee T. Kinsman J. Klettner R« Kliemann M, Knowles J. Knowlton G. Kovatch C. Koury K. Kramp F Krauss Julia Kiteley Klaas W. Klein D. Koglin J. Koob B, Kota R. Krumlauf M« LaCroix J. LaFontaine G. Lambert J. A, Lampard F. Landenburg Langolf L. Lane Langolf J. Lapish ?• Larue D. Lashbrook S. Lashbrook D. Lasky J. LaVere W. LaVere J. Lavis J. Law C. Leonard W. Leonhard B. Lester K. Lester D. Lewis R, Lincoln C. Lindke Y. Lindsay M, Lomasney J, London N, London L. Lucas F. Laughlin C. Lavere G. LaVere E. Lawrence D. Leathom M. Lee R Lester H. Lewandowski R Lewandowski J. Linert N, Lockwood P. Loeprich N. Lucas J. Lukitsch R. Lumley 167 S Aemo te y . A. Lusko J. Lytle J. Lytle J. Mallorey R. Manley J. Mann J. Martin Ml. Martin W. Martin B. MacDonald S. Mack D. MacKay W. Malane M. Marcotte D. Marinez M. Marlatt R. Marsh M. Matthews M. Matthews L. Maxon J. Maxwell W. May J. McAllister F. McCabe R, McCallum C. McCanna J, McCormick J. K. McCulloch M. McDonald P. McEachen j. McFarlane S. McEachen q. McGinnis M. McIntyre L. McKenzie W. McKenzie M. McKern an D. McLeod R. McMorran A. McNally L. McNamara M. McNaughton C. McNutt N. McPharlin C. Meakin C. Miller D. Miller J. Mills F. Melms C. Mericka T. Mertz J. Meyer C. Minguske J. Minnie W. Mitchell W. Mix G. Mohr M. Molinaro J. Monroe A. Mooney C. Moore G. Moore J. Moore 168 S. Morden C. Morrison D. Morton V. Munger B. Navarre R, Neely W. Novar T. Oakley R. 0 Brien M. Olvera J. Old B. Oliver F. Osgood F, Osmer J. Ostrander P. Papineau P. Parker G, Parmann B. Perkins W. Perry TL Peterson G, Phipps F, Pickett T. Pohlman L. Powell T. Pratt R. Precour . . . Sxf-pAamoHed. J. Moses W. Moss D, Mullen P. Mullen M. Neil D. Nelson C. Nicholson R. Nottingham G, 0 Connor P. Odle R. Odle M. Ogden K. Oliver S. Oliver W. Oliver D, Oregy J. Ostrander S. A, Ostrom R. Pagen G. Palmer C. Parr C. S. Parr D. Patton K. Penn J. Pettitt B, Peyton S. Phillips J. Philp IG Pollock S, Pollock £• Poirett B. Potter A. Pringle C. Pringle S. Pudney J. Purdy 169 S Aom4) ce . . . . J. Quant M Raetzel S« Rainke T, Redmond J. Reese D. Reid S. Renno M, A. Revenko D. ReVoir E. Rix K. Rix L Robbins L« Robles P, Rocha J. Rock M. Roskey R« Roth C. Rowe M. Sanderson Sandoval S Sassanella C. Schneider J. Schomaker P. Schuler J. Shaw D. Sheffer S. Shover V, Rambaum W. Rankin K. Rauser L. Ray J. Reid M. Reid Z, Reid T. Renaud D. Reynolds G. Reynolds K. Rich L Rich P. Robbins C. Robinson E. Robinson M. Robinson R. Rock P. Rodegeb )• Roesch C. Rogers Jo Rowley N. Roy R« Russel L. Sanders F. Savedra J. Schmidt S. Schmidt C. Schmude D. Schultz J. Schultz W. Sendzik J« Shank K, Shrier D. Shurkey D. Sickles S. Simmons 170 G, Simpson S. Simpson T. Slaght N, Slater Barry Smith Brian Smith David Smith Dennis Smith K. Smith L. Smith Lm L Smith M. Smith T. Smafield T, Smalldon B. Smith G. Smith J. Smith Judith Smith P. Smith S. Smith T. Smith D, Sommerville £• Sosa C. Sowatsky B. Spring F, Spotts K. Squires . R Squires | E, Standen D. Stein J. Stein ■ P, Stein C. S. Stephens 4 . A. Stevens in. R Stevenson J. Stewart P. Stimmell G. Stone C. Stuller P. Sullivan M. Sutton J. Sweet K. Teeple N. Teeple V, Teigeler B, Thomas G, Thompson J. Thompson N, Thompson W. Thompson G. Stevens J. Stoner J. Streeter S. Studer P. Sweet D. Tancock T. L. Tarzwell L. Thomas S. Thomas E. Thompson M. Thomley F. Thorton S. Thornton 171 Sxi-piientaHeA. . . . R, Thuma R. Shurkey J. Tikkanen L Tingley E. Toles M. Toles J. Tomlinson N. G. Tomlinson N. Tomlinson C. Utley V. Valentine L. VanConant A. VanConant V. Vandervest M. J. VanDyke L, Vincent J. VanLuven M. Wade D. VanOoteghem J. Wagner K. Vigrass D. Wakeham T. Wakeham R. Wallace D. Waim L. Weitzel R. Wehrwein B. Werner K. Wessel R. A. Wessel C. West M. Westfall J. White R. White B. Whybrew J. Wiegand P. Williams L Williamson B. Wilson C. Wilson K. Winter J. Wiitz M. Wismer R. Wisson C. Wood N. Woodyard J. Worden H. Wright 172 L Westwood J. Wetzel H. White M. Wilcox A. Wilks D. Williams G. WUson J. Wilson D. Wilton H. Wright J. Wyllie C. Wynkoop . . . V. Wynkoop W. Yeashvich J. Young Come on and — Join our song for Port Huron High, The best school in this land Grand and glorious we’ll be victorious, The Red and White shall stand. Oh, she’s the stronghold of our community. She stands for all that’s Right! So fight, fight, fight for Alma Mater And show them with our might. CHORUS: Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! On to victory. Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! Shall our watchword be So, come on join our sor for Port Huron High, Champions now are we! So fight, hght, fight for Alma Mater And sing for victory! Sophomore Class Officers William Oliver, Roger Jeanson, Gayle Kovatch, and Ann McNally meet in the Student Loimge. 173 SxUMitif Sianda dd. 3Jie4 9iav CUamim . Set Catherine Brown Homemaking Donald Bundy Science Thomas Case Mathematics 176 Harry Anderle Mathematics Rex Aurand Mathematics Gene Beaudoin Industrial Arts Crane Biberstine Industrial Arts 1 Loretta Blackburn Cafeteria Manager Linford Bond Science Z. y f ■ [ ■} ' Marian Benedict English WJiihJAevL JM ixuctum Ule ACeed Mel Marilyn Clark Hiysical Education Eleazar Curti Language Wayne Calflin Co-Op John Dean English Charles Dickinson English Richard Gouker Science Ralph Harrison Social Studies Isabelle Frankhauser Business Education 177 3imt 9iwum 9iigh Ja ttl 3X6. 3ie6l i: r Robert Hayes Social Studies John Heering Physical Education Marian Houck English Mary G. Jacobus English Reed Laughlin Physical Edu- cation, History Mary Leonard Mathematics John Lighter Driver Education Fern Lindsay Business Education 178 3 Aid. 3xicuiUf Saj- 3xM Zeat Isabel MacLaren English Laura Moore Homemaking Jimmie Lobough Fine Arts Raymond Morehead Business Education Daphine Rantanen English, Business Education Etta Reid English Allan Phillips Science 179 QUhaugh 3Ac %e SMict and Slathefc Sienn Cyril Smith Social Studies Doris Teachout Physical Education Clarence Wade Fine Arts Donald Wismer Vocational Edu- cation 180 Grace Jessop Librarian Aline Ruthe Commercial Jit End We Giwa Siewuv. In the main office, teachers are greeted each morning by Mrs. French, Mr. Tomlinson ' s secretary, as they get mail and annomicements from their mailboxes. Elizabeth Winslow Fine Arts The teachers meet for a luncheon during exam week — one of the three faculty social functions of the year. OFFICE STAFF Clara Wellman Leona Dunn Miss Wiese’s office Mr. Fowler ' s office CAFETERIA STAFF Irene Bums, Caludia Ensign, Lillian Knapp, June Lewandowski, Mina Beedon, Mildred Morrish, Mignon Conger, Marjorie Jamison, Emile Nurenberg, Luella Frasier, Mildred Kinney, Pauline Hartman, and Loretta Blackburn, Manager. 182 MAINTENANCE STAFF Kenneth Bailey and Harold Thompson, two members of the maintenance staff, help set up the bleachers for an assembly. Listed are our behind-the-scene workers, the maintenance staff, who are responsible for keeping our beautiful school clean and attractive: Kenneth Bailey Harold Thompson Clarence Schieman Manville Miller Marshall Grant Mina Beeden Frank McPherson Joseph Perukel Ervin Belanger Robert Yeager Glenn Pedersen Students, teachers, and the custodial staff were saddened to learn of the sudden and serious illness of Mrs. Ivy Cronan last January. We miss her friendly personality, her pleasant smile, and her thoughtful- ness - With a cheerful disposition, she happily did her work. Mrs. Cronan attends Christmas party with her co- workers, Frank McPherson, Glenn Pedersen, Marshall Grant and Joseph Perukel. QAaefUi6yemenl6. Ckuc £o4Mi MetcAatUa. JleaCize Best Wishes To The SENIOR CLASS OF 59 From COLBY’S Bowling Alley - Cockfail Lounge 24th and Lapeer CHANDLER CLEAN ERS Erie Square Dry Cleaning of Distinction Phone Yu. 2-4242 M. W. TOMLIN DRUGS South Park CLEAN CRAFT CLEANERS Shirts Dry Cleaning Fur Storage ANDY THOMAS MEN’S WEAR 215 Huron Avenue Port Huron DAVID MacTAGGART CO. Don Nelson, Owner Books - Kodaks - Stationery- Sports 935 Military Street Yu. 2-0672 NEUMANN FLOWERS: Mr. Neumann, Suzanne Crockett. G-. XhtJtnireiUri MAXON ’S INSURANCE Congratulations Class of ‘59 P.H.H.S. LIBRARY: Miss Jessop, Marlynn Schleicher. Steath 9Uu . ttdumtid Complete News Coverage of all High School Activities and Sports Events DESMOND THEATER: Mr. DaUy, Jack Musselman. ““ PenneyIs ALWAYS JF Mi ST QUALITY ' TIMES HERALD AND ITS RADIO STATION W T T H ASKAR — SH AIN F ' rofessional Photographers FLINCHBAUGH ELECTRIC COMPANY Electric Motor Specialists Since 1919 Phone Yu. 5-7197 762 Water Street JERRY RITTER APPLIANCES Jerry Ritter Records Tom Perry Jerry Ritter 931 Military Street MacTAGGART - HOFFMAN COMPANY Rent a Royal Port Huron, Michigan Phone Yu. 5-7148 “BOMBSHELTER LANES” Student Bowling 35 ? Daily Except Sun. - H olidays Free Bowling Shoes • Where fashion doesn ' t cost a fortvine • In a small country atmosphere with big city know-how Largest Independent Bank Thumb District The School Savings Bank PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MICHIGAN BELL ACCOUNTING: Karen Heilman, Miss Dean. 2ATH STREET AT CONNOR PORT HURON. MICH. SPERRY ' S: Bette Peterson. KRESGE ' S: Pat Oliver. Congratulations to the Class of ‘59 Call LESTER B. GEMMILL For Your Life Insurance Needs Phone YU 2-9650 Representative of the National Life Insurance Co. of Vermont THE DAINTY HAIR SHOP 1025 Lapeer Avenue Phone Yu. 5-7088 from everyone at Port Huron ' s Complete SAM’S CUT RATE 2412 Conner P.O. Station 2 Port Huron, Michigan LAUTH HOTEL Banquet Facilities Mr. Mrs. L. E. Meeks DIANA SWEET SHOP 527 Huron Avenue Port Huron Department Store WATSON BROS. Plumbing and Heating 325 Court St. Yu. 5-8173 Your future is up to you. Save for it CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS Where you save at a Profit MORTIMER SON LUMBER COMPANY F.L. F.J. The Most Talked of Yard In Eastern Michigan Phone Yu. 5-9681 Port Huron, Michigan P.H.H.S. OFFICE: Mis. Forbes, Janet Klaas. P.H.H.S. LIBRARY: Miss Jessop, Sheila Rowert. Congratulations To The Class of ‘59 BALLENTINE’S BRYANT ENGINEERING COMPANY 1504 10th Avenue Port Huron, Michigan SPRINGER AND ROSE Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes 205 Huron Avenue TROY Launderer - Dry Cleaners Ultra Modern Drive-in 6th Pine Street GREAT LAKES TOBACCO COMPANY Fine Tobacco and Schrafft Candies Wholesalers DUNN CONSTRUCTION CO. DUNN SALES ENTERPRISES 2240 Tenth Street, Port Huron, Michigan It ' s being done by Lefty Dunn CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE 1959 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 PATRONS Dr. E. T. Aitken Bezenah’s Modern Brake Service Dr. J. C. S. Battley W. H. Brahany, Jr. Dr. M. R. Carpenter Dr. C. W. Carter Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Covington- Davidson Osborn Dr. William T. Davison Dr. Nicholas G. Douvas Port Huron Building Supply Quinlan’s Music Store Ford C. Rea Dr. R. T. Reed Rutledge Prescription Dr. A. G. Ruttle Saffee’s Coffee Ranch Dr. Joseph L. Sanderson Dr. W. A. Schaefer Dr. Edmund Schulte Dr. E. C. Sites Gillihan’s Clothing Gruel Bottling Company Jack’s Boats Motors Kertes-Schieman Men’s Wear Main T V Supply Company Dr. Evert Meredith Dr. Glenn Mohney Dr. Harry E. Myron Dr. Stanley Pettingill Dr. Donald H. Phillips Halford I. Streeter Dr. Emil Touma Dr. G. C. Touma Said M. Touma Dr. D. De Witte Walker Watson Inman West End Hardware Dr. Harold F. Willis Wilton’s Radio Appliance Frank J. Wittliff Co. F. W. Woolworth Co. MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Open Daily to 4:30 Complete Bankii Service 3% Paid on Savings CARROLL HOUSE: Mr. Schmitt, Peggy VanCamp. — Compliments of 3 Convenient Branches TRUCHAN BROS. FURNITURE CO. 1608 Garfield St. Pine Grove at Thomas Street Griswold at Tenth Street Conner St. in South Park “Where you always get better furniture for less.” JACK GRESLEY Plumbing and Heating lAUNDERERS DRY CLEANERS DiDUCA BROS. PLUMBING 3284 Waldheim Drive Yukon 4-4384 Port Huron School of Beauty Culture Students. ACE HARDWARE 613 Grand River ALGONQUIN HOTEL 527 Huron Avenue Port Huron, Michigan MOSHER’S Registered Jewelers American Gem Society 209 Huron Ave. 192 “Shop Newberry’s for Values’’ J. J. NEWBERRY CO. 230 Huron Avenue HAZZARD’S BEAUTY SALON “Always the newest in beauty service.’’ MARKER BRIONES Custom Tailor Remodeling Alterations Repairing MacEACHIN AND NIEBAUER Coal Fuel Oil Wood “Our Fuel Makes Warm Friends.’’ 2540 Lapeer Yukon 2-8507 R. W. SPIKE FURNITURE COMPANY 317 Grand River Yukon 4-4066 Your NATIONAL FOOD STORE . . .Serving you better Saving you more . . . 1530 Pine Grove Avenue 510 Tenth Street 3550 Electric Avenue Compliments of Camll RT HURON IHOUSE if-- ' MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK: J. Emerich, Mr. Keeler. Smart Feminine Apparel .... R. E. MARRIOTT FURNITURE COMPANY Open 9 to 9 Every Day Except Sunday “We Save You Money.’’ 221 Huron 193 Reach for AIKMAN’S SUNBEAM BREAD THE STAR OIL CO. INC Port Huron, Michigan Your Shell Distributor in The Thumb Area Phone Yu. 5-9586 You save more when you shop GOSCHNICK STUDIO Producers of Distinctive Photography KRESGE 1408 Wall St. Yukon 2-9765 Cor ratulations to the “Class of ‘59’’ The store of Friendly service “Sunrich Dairy F’roducts’’ ROTH’S DAIRY 520 24th St. Yu. 5-5719 AMMERMAN AND SON CARPET CLEANING CO. “Quality for Less’’ at LAY’S FURNITURE BICYCLE CENTER 2408 Griswold Street Port Huron, Michigan F. YEAGER BRIDGE AND CULVERT CO. 1701 Kearney Street Port Huron, Michigan 195 Congratulations Seniors of ‘59 AMERICAN TAPE COMPANY Port Huron, Michigan LIMBURG EXCAVATING COMPANY Sewer and Water Lines Basement Digging Bulldozing Trenchir Footings Crane Rental Water Services ASKAR-SHAIN: Mrs. Thompson, Betty Ross. Compliments of CHARLIE’S STEAK HOUSE Good Luck, Seniors PORT HURON PAINT COMPANY Yukon 2-9781 2335 Michigan Road 316 Huron Avenue Phone Yu. 5-5585 ISRAEL Compliments of Photography 515 Wall Street Yukon 5-7931 CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOPPE Edna Teeple and Harvey Cornwell CONEY ISLAND LUNCH Compliments of 322 Huron Avenue Port Huron, Mich. Phone Yukon 5-6723 DESMOND AND FAMILY THEATRES EMERY’S LANES Garfield and Pine Grove Student Bowling 35 ;i Daily Except Sundays and Holidays Your Neighborhood Hardware Store CLAYTON HARDWARE 13th at Lapeer Yu. 2-1586 BARNET’S RICKY’S DRIVE-IN 3910 Lapeer Prescription Drug Stores Drive-In Downtown 10th and Court Military and Water Compliments of GAR HENRY INSURANCE AGENCY DART SHEET METAL “Save with Gar’’ 2206 Farrand Street 320 Peoples Bank 196 MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK: Pine Grove Avenue STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLY “Office aids for every Trade” 928 Military Port Huron, Michigan Congratulations To The Class of 1959 LOTT ANTER Cleaning and Tailoring Tuxedo Rental DAVE ' S: Gail Vincent. Compliments of STEPHENSON ELECTRIC CO. 520 Water Street MANIS FINE FOODS 909 Military M. W. TOMLIN DRUGS OGDEN AND MOFFETT South Park Trucking Company South Park CITY RECORD SHOP THAYER LAUNDROMAT “For the Tops in Pops” 404 Quay Street MURRAY AND ZIMMER 1518 Pine Grove Avenue Wash and Fluff Dry Your Clothes WALTER’S RANCH HOUSE Appliance Dealers 2505 Pine Grove TROY Chicken — all you can eat” 3136 Lapeer Road Launderer - Dry Cleaner Ultra Modern Drive In 6th and Pine Street McGILL COAL COMPANY 1734 Stone Street 197 A Abbott, Linda, 39, 152 Acker, Sandra, 161 Adams, Patricia, 161 Adolph, Floyd, 112 Advertising, 184 Ainsworth, Jacqueline, 152 Ainsworth, William, 152 Aitken, Carol, 21, 152, 108 Akridge, Addie, 46, 112 Albert, Dewayne, 161 Albert, Gerald, 152 Alcorn, Ronald, 161 Alexander, Sharon, 66, 152 Alldredge, Robert, 43, 152 Allen, John, 152 Allen, Kay, 112, 117, 145 Allen, Lana, 112 Allen, Sandra, 152 Alloway, Mary, 38, 161 Ammerman, Charles 78, 152 Amon, David, 112 Anderle, Harry, 52 Anderson, Alan, 161, 56 Anderson, Larry, 161 Andrews, Alice, 152 Andrews, Mary, 43, 161 Andrews, Maurice, 112 Andrews, Ruth, 112 Angbrandt, Ronald, 60, 161 Anger, Doris, 152 Anger, Janet, 152 Anger, Richard, 161 Anglebrandt, Diane, 39, 43, 152 Anglebrandt, Donna, 161 Appleford, Bonnie, 152 Archer, Wanda, 152 Armstead, Charlotte, 161 Armstrong, Alfred, 39, 112 Armstrong, Beverly, 152 Armstrong, Clarence, 152 Armstrong, Karen, 161 Armstrong, Marie, 112, 117 Armstrong, Nelson, 77, 61, 102, 112 Armstrong, Ronald, 152 Artman, William, 161 Ashford, Douglas, 60 Ashl ey, George, 60, 161 Ashley, Sondra, 66, 152 Ashton, Robert, 152 Atkinson, Robert, 152 Aurand, Rex, 176 Austin, Marilyn, 152 B Badgerow, Nancy, 152 Badley, Thomas, 161 Bailey, John, 161 Bailey, Muriel, 39, 152 Baird, Paula, 76, 78, 152 Baker, Ann, 152 Baker, Dopald, 152 Baker, Laurie, 161 Baker, Ronald, 112 Baker, Lee, 62, 112 Baker, Ronald, 112 Balhoff, Janet, 75, 112 Balhoff, Karen, 38, 152 Ballard, David, 56, 161 Ballard, Walter, 54, 78, 83, 87, 112 Ballentine, Roselyn, 152 Balmer, Stephen, 113 Bankson, Bonnie, 161 Bankson, Joan, 161 Bankson, Shirley, 43, 99, 152, 161 Bankson, Stephen, 52, 62, 98, 99, 112, 145, 147, 148 Barcume, John, 61, 65, 99, 152 Barden, John, 52, 57, 63, 113 Barham, George, 161 Barnes, Donna, 161 Barnes, Eileen, 161 Barnes, James, 161 Barr, William, 54, 64 Barrett, Thomas, 60, 106, 161 Barry, Doris, 152 Bartlett, Judith, 113 Bartley, David, 161 Bascom, Bonni, 161 Bates, Charles, 161 Baumann, Eugene, 161 Beane, Judith, 75, 161 Beaudoin, Gene, 176 Becker, Michael, 54, 161 Becktold, Martin, 61, 62, 113 Beedon, Robert, 56, 161 Belanger, Patricia, 152 Bell, Janet, 43, 161 Bellinger, David, 161 Belyea, Judy, 161 Benedict, Marian, 176 Benedict, Sara, 161 Benner, Violet, 161 Bennett, Judy, 38, 152 Bennett, Ruth, 161 Beno, John, 161 Bentsen, Norma, 39, 66, 152 Berdan, Richard, 113 Berg, Douglas, 161 Berkley, Bettie, 161 Best, Joyce, 44, 113, 117 Betts, Donald, 31, 113 Betts, James, 161 Biberstine, Crane, 176 Bickford, Thomas, 113 Biehn, Sandra, 113 Bigelow, Karen, 161 Bigger, JoAnn, 113 Bilger, Susan, 152 Billins, James, 161 Birtch, Edward, 152 Bishop, WUliam, 108, 152 Bissett, Charlotte, 113 Black, Betsy, 113 Blackburn, Loretta, 176 Blain, Marilyn, 152 Bland, Larry, 152 Bland, Ronald, 152 Blomquist, Harlan, 22, 54, 61, 64, 78, 106, 113 Blunt, Garry, 161 Boardman, Sharon, 43, 152 Boerre, Susan, 74, 93, 106, 152 Bond, Linford, 176 Bonney, Ann, 38, 161 Booth, Michael, 161 Booth, Nancy, 43, 66, 152 Bopra, R. Janet, 38, 66, 113 Bopra, Sharon, 161 Bourbonais, Gary, 161 Borowski, Gloria, 152 Bowers, Ralph, 161 Bowns, John, 152 Bradley, Alice, 113 Bradley, Edward, 39, 124 Bradley, Ronald, 161 Breckon, Barbara, 161 Brennan, Erma, 124 Brennan, Robert, 152 Bridge, Ezra, 161 Briggs, Paula, 124, 145 Briggs, Sharon, 66, 100, 161 Briones, Efrain, 161 Brittain, Gail, 152 Brooks, Ardis, 95, 124 Brooks, Joann, 161 Brooks, Marianne, 152 Brooks, Wilma, 152 Brown, Barbara, 66, 152 Brown, Catherine, 176 Brown, Constance, 152 Brown, Fred, 152 Brown, George, 161 Brown, George L. , 152 Brown, Janet A. , 152 Brown, Janet S. , 161 Brown, Jerry, 161 Brown, John, 152 Brown, Leland, 152 Brown, Ruth, 76, 78, 91, 152 Brown, Susan, 58, 161 Bruen, Steve, 152 Bryce. N. Richard, 152 Buckeridge, James, 161 Bukowski, Bonnie, 66, 78, 100, 152, 161 Bimdy, Barry, 161 Bundy, Donald, 83, 176 Burgess, Constance, 162 Burgess, Dale, 162 Burgess, Robert, 152 Burgess, Sally, 124 Burleigh, Lyndon, 162 Burmeister, Dolores, 162 Bums, Diane, 66, 153 Bums, Marie, 42, 153 Burt, Duane, 124 Burton, Beverly, 162 Burton, Thomas, 39, 96, 117, 124 Buschlen, Carol, 153 Bush, Gregory, 98, 153 Bush, Milton, 78, 82, 91, 162 Butler, Mary, 162 Butter, Timothy, 61, 62, 124 C Cabic, Gloria, 162 Cahoe, Bernard, 39, 153 Callendar, Carolyn, 38, 124 Callender, David, 153 Callender, Janice, 162 Cameron, Edward, 162 Cameron, Jean, 124 Cameron, Larry, 151 Campbell, Donald, 124 Campbell, Grace, 162 Campbell, Sandra J. , 151 Campbell, Sandra K. , 151 Campbell, Susan, 87, 124, 145 Cannon, William, 162 Carlson, Merle, 151 Carlson, Sue, 38, 75, 162 Carnahan, Rita, 38, 162 Carpenter, Ron, 108, 151 Carpo, Judy, 124 Carr, David, 162 Carrier, Lyla, 162 Carrier, Raymond, 151 Carson, Carol, 124 Carson, Marion, 162 Carson, Sandra, 151 Case, Douglas, 162 Case, Thomas, 176 Casey, Jonelle, 162 Chamberlin, Christine, 162 Chambers, Russell, 96, 97, 99, 124 Chandler, Mary, 124 Chandler, Pansy Adrien, 66, 77, 86, 96, 97, 100, 124 Charles, Amanda, 151 Chase, Cynthia, 115 Cheney, Carolyn, 66, 87, 100, 115 Chenoski, Barbara, 115 Chesney, Carol, 76, 162 Chesney, Judith, 76, 84, 85, 151 Chester, David, 56, 115, 145 Chidester, John, 162 Chreiki, Sylvette, 151 Christ, John, 162 Christensen, Carolyn, 151 Churchill, Lynn, 151 Cisky, Jon, 115 Claflin, Wa 5 me, 95, 177 Clark, G. David, 20, 52, 53, 115 Clark, Gloria, 115 Clark, Maril 5 m, 177 Cleaver, Arthur, 54, 60, 162 Clemons, Dorothy, 162 Clifford, Robert, 162 Cline, Paul, 64, 151 Cline, Rosemary, 162 Clink, Myma, 151 Closs, Gail, 162 Clouse, Bonnie, 162 Clumfoot, Sharon, 75, 78, 83, 151 Cobum, John, 151 Cobum, Mary, 115 Cochrill, Ann, 162 Cochrill, David, 151 Coggan, Carolyn, 162 Coggan, Dennis, 63, 115 Cole, Janice, 162 Cole, Marlene, 115 Cole, Rex, 151 Coleman, Mary Alice, 76, 162 Coleman, Maryalice, 151 Coleman, Willis, 151 Collingwood, Constance, 38, 162 Collingwood, Joanne, 162 Collver, David, 162 Conant, Gerald, 115 Condland, James, 162 Condland, Susan, 151 Conger, Gordon, 115 Conger, Marlene, 162 Cook, Allan, 151 Cooley, Arthur, 60, 162 Cooley, Richard, 52, 62, 115, 145 Coon, Dale, 115 Coon, Milton, 162 Cooper, Arthur, 52, 78, 82, 90, lU Cooper, Diane, 38, 162 Cooper, John, 115 Cooper, Philomen, 151 Corey, Richard, 151 Cornelius, Karen, 162 Corry, Joyann, 115, 117 Coskie, Marilyn, 162 Cottingham, Wilma, 45, 116, 117 Coulston, Sandra, 116 Counterman, Judith, 162 Course, James, 116 Coushaine, Bob, 151 Cowan, Linda, 162 Cowan, Robert, 39, 162 Courtney, Gordon, 39, 116 Cox, Kathleen, 116 Crankshaw, Gary, 42, 162 Crankshaw, Larry, 151 Crawford, Ina, 162 Crawford, Kathryn, 75, 151 Crawford, Malcolm, 52, 151 Crawford, Sandra, 162 Cressman, Jack, 151 Crews, Cecelia, 162 Cristick, James, 60, 162 Crocker, Donald, 56 Crocker, Vern, 52, 64, 116 Crockett, Suzanne, 116, 186 Cronce, Carolyn, 39, 116 Cronce, Gary, 162 Crooker, Margaret, 116 Crorey, Linda, 66, 151 Crosbie, David, 52, 116 Crouch, Sharon, 66, 151 Crumback, James, 39, 104, 105, 116, 145 Crumback, John, 162 Culp, Frances, 93, 108, 151, 161 Cunningham, RosaLee, 151 Curnow, Charles, 151 Curry, Mary, 151 Curti, Eleazar, 177 Cushman, Karen, 66, 151 Cutcher, Richard, 151 Cwikowski, Jan, 56, 151 D Daggett, Earl, 151 Dalrymple, Linda, 162 Dalton, James, 60, 162, Danhausen, Sharon, 84, 103, 151 Daniel, Jay, 151 Darlin on, Arlene, 116 Davenport, Frank, 162 Davey, Ronald, 162 Davis, Ann, 43, 162 Davis, Bonnie, 42, 78, 116, 144 Davis, Danny, 151 Davis, Janet, 38, 151 Davis, Jim, 54, 162 Davis, Joanne, 116 Davis, Martin, 162 Davis, Maryellen, 162 Davis, Pamela, 151 Davis, Patricia, 151 Davis, Vondah, 151 Day, Daniel, 162 Dazer, Robert, 163 Dean, John, 98, 99, 177 Dear, Frederick, 151 Dease, Bonnie, 151 Debell, William, 116 Deemer, Nancy, 163 DeLacy, Lloyd, 39, 151 Dell, James, 163 Delong, Glen, 151 DeLuca, James, 163 DeMeritt, Donald, 60, 163 Denczek, Che re, 151 Denman, Karen, 163 Denman, Nelta, 42, 163 Dennis, Donald, 151 Dentel, Ruth, 116, 145 Dewey, Donald, 163 Dewey, Floyd, 163 Dickinson, Charles, 54, 57, 177 Diduca, Thomas, 163 Dixon, Charles, 60 Dixon, Phyllis, 151 Dobel, Karl, 163 Dohn, John, 54, 60, 104, 105, 163 Dohn, Linda, 116 Donaghy, Wanda, 151 Donahue, Marion, 151 Donaldson, Beverly, 151 Dortman, Beverly, 118 Dotson, John, 60, 163 Double, Paul, 118 Douglas, Joyce, 154 Dove, Joy, 118 Dowell, Beth, 66, 78, 91, 100,162 Down, Jacqueline, 118 Downing, Gene, 163 Downing, Harry, 39, 118, 144 Downing, Rodney, 102, 118 Downs, Garry, 154 Drake, Marian, 163 Draper, Barbara, 163 Draper, Marshall, 43, 76, 154 Drescher, Jeanette, 78, 163 Drewyore, Frederick, 163 Drouillard, Harvey, 57, 154 Dudley, Alice, 118 Dummitt, Gary, 163 Dunbar, Catherine, 39, 154 Dunn, George, 118 Dunn, Leona, 182 Dunsmore, Donna, 102, 118 Dussinger, Constance, 66, 154 E Eagle, Orvel, 118 Eagle, Wa)me, 154 Easton, William, 52, 56, 154 Ebert, Gary, 154 Eddy, Ronald, 154 Edie, Dennis, 154 Edie, Karen, 75, 163 Edie, Mary Lou, 154 Edie, Ronald, 154 Edie, Sharron, 118 Edington, Martha, 163 Edson, Gerald, 78, 90, 92, 93, 109, 118 Edwards, Kathleen, 118 Edwards, WiUiam 60, 163 Egan, Clodagh, 154 Eichhorn, Eunice, 177 Ekelund, Carol, 163 Ellingboe, Stephen, 163 Elliott, Fredricka, 163 Elliott, Norma, 154 Ellis, James, 154 Ellis, Linda, 84, 118 Ellis, Martin, 163 Emeigh, David, 39, 118 Emenhiser, Donald, 163 Emenhiser, James, 154 Emerich, Joan, 118 Emerich, Judith, 163 Emig, Richard, 118 Emunson, Thomas, 163 Ensign, Candace, 154 Ervine, Edgar, 62 Etter, Susan, 163 Evans, Charles, 163 Evans, Marilyn, 154 F FACULTY, 174 Fahselt, Carol, 119 Fair, Barbara, 163 Fair, Cynda Lou, 103, 119, 145 Fair, Louis, 163 Fair, Sharon, 119 Fairman, Steve, 163 Falk, Anne, 163 Falk, Becky, 74, 84, 85, 119 Falk, Herb, 154 Falk, Ronald, 119 Far slow, Linda, 119 Farr, Robert, 119 Faust, Suzanne, 154 Fedler, Marilyn, 177 Feick, Gaylord, 90 Fenner, Charles, 154 Fenner, Claudia, 163 Fenner, Earl, 39, 104, 105, 119 Fenner, Eldon, 61, 163 Ferguson, Judith, 154 Ferriby, Sandra, 38, 119 Fester, Judith, 163 Fiedler, John, 119 Fike, Lynda, 39, 78, 90, 91, 104, 105, 119, 123 Fischer, Barbara, 163 Fischer, James, 56, 60, 163 Fischer, William, 119 Fitzgerald, Jon, 52, 84, 85, 119 Flaherty, Alice, 163 Flaherty, Jeanne, 163 Flood, I ma, 119, 145 Flynn, Bonnie, 163 Fogle, Donna, 154 Forbes, Virginia, 182 Ford, Jon, 119 Ford, Robert, 42, 119 Forstner, John, 163 Forstner, Robert, 154 Forstner, Thomas, 58, 119 Foster, Carol, 163 Foster, Marion, 120 Foster, Nancy, 163 Fowler, Brick, 52, 54, 56, 62, 63, 64, 85 Fowler, Harold, 154 Fowler, Leonard, 163 Fowler, Rosemary, 120 Fox, Richard, 62, 154 Fraelich, Ruth, 120 Francisco, Robert, 163 Francisco, William, 154 Frank, Lloyd, 154 Frankhauser, Isabelle, 177 Franklin, Karen, 120 Frasier, Dan, 163 Frasier, David, 163 Frasier, Richard, 163 Frazier, Diane, 163 Freeman, Claude, 120 Freeman, Nina, 163 Freeman, Patricia, 38, 75, 120 Freiger, Carolyn, 163 French, Barbara, 181, 182 Fretenborough, Donna, 154 Fretenborough, Russel, 163 Friley, Barbara, 78, 83, 154 Frizzle, Max, 39, 163 Frumveller, Chuck, 154 Fry, Mary, 39, 66, 104, 105, 120 Fuchshafer, Joanne, 39, 154 Fuller, Robert, 120 Fuller, Virginia, 120 Furness, Norman, 120 Furstenau, Gary, 163 Fye, Betty, 39, 120 Fye, Ezra, 163 G Galat, Lynda, 154 Gamble, Janet, 163 Garcia, O Delia, 163 Garcia, Samuel, 120 Gardner, Arlene, 38, 163 Gardner, Beverly, 43, 163 Gardner, Douglas, 164 Gardocki, Jerry, 164 Garlick, Jacqueline, 120 Garrow, David, 43, 154 Garrow, Larry, 120 Garrow, Linda, 77, 164 Garska, June, 164 Gates, Barbara, 39, 74, 154 Geick, Shirley, 39, 120 Genaw, Dennis, 120 Geoffrey, Sherry, 38, 77, 164 George, Jeanne, 84, 85, 120, 147 Gibbs, Dianna, 100, 121, 123 Gibson, Helene, 164 Gibson, William, 121 Glerman, Karen, 164 Gierman, Walter, 39, 52, 56, 154 GUlett, Kreeta, 39, 121 Gilmour, Nancy, 154 Glaab, Karen, 164 Gleason, Pat, 154 Gleason, Suzanne, 164 Glenn, Harold, 164 Glombowski, Joanne, 154 Glombowski, Mary, 164 Glombowski, Ronald, 154 Glyshaw, Margaret, 38, 121 Gofton, Patricia, 154 Gofton, Priscilla, 154 Goldman, Elaine, l64 Goldman, Marilyn, 66, 96, 100, 121, 147 Goldstein, Anita, 78, 86, 96, 99, 100, 121, 147 Gonter, Maudie, 164 Goodison, Mary, 75, 164 Goodman, Patricia, 121 Goodrich, David, 64, 154 Goodrich, Jim, 27 Goodwin, Barbara, 164 Gorbitt, Kurt, 164 Gordon, Charles, 164 Gossman, Nancey, 121 Gossman, Ruth, 164 Gossman, Sally, 154 Gostinger, John, 60, 78, 164 Gottsleben, Ga ry, 108, 154 Gottsleben, Gayle, 30, 164 Gouker, Richard, 177 Gould, Ruth, 38, 164 Grabbet, Albert, 164 Grahl, Mary, 66, 154 Gray, Carolyn, 121 Gray, Herbert, 164 Gray, Mary, 30, 164 Gray, Nancy, 66, 164 Green, Barbara, 38, 164 Green, Fred, 154 Green, Gladys, 121 Green, Richard, 43, 121 Green, Robert, 154 Gregory, Marlene, 154 Gresley, Jo Ann, 121, 123 Grines, Gerald, 154 Grimes, Nancy, 154 Groat, Christina, 121 Groat, Judy, 164 Gross, Charlene, 154 Gross, Diane, 164 Gross, Marlene, 164 Grow, Edith, 164 Gruel, Marian, 121 Guizar, Larry, 60, 164 Gunn, Diane, 38, 43, 154 Gunn, Marilyn, 38, 121 Gurgel, Janet, 164 Gushwa, Gloria, 43, 121, 145 Gustke, Judith, 154 H Haacke, Nancy, 164 Haines, Donald, 99, 106, 154 Hall, Edward, 164 Hall, Jon, 164 Hall, Ritchie, 60, 164 Hall, Sandra, 154 Hallead, Mary Jo, 99, 122 Hamilton, Barbara, 164 Hamilton, Linda, 154 Hamilton, Marion, 122 Hamm, Wenola, 164 Hancock, David, 122 Hancock, Sylvia, 164 Hanel, Robert, 154 Hanton, Richard, 64, 122 Hardy, Nancy, 38, 87, 122 Harmer, Dennis, 54, 76, 78, 91, 164 Harmon, Harlene, 75, 78, 90, 154 Harmon, Thomas, 154 Harris, Kenneth, 164 Harrison, Eunice, 66, 154 Harrison, Gloria, 154 Harrison, Ralph, 83, 177 Harshbarger, Jane, 155 Hart, Sandra, 155 Hartson, Patricia, 43, 164 Hartson, Rex, 77, 122 Harvey, Edward, 155 Harvey, Lynn, 122 Harvey, Robert, 164 Harvey, William, 164 Harwood, Chester, 122 Harwood, Joseph, 164 Hasting, Ronald, 122 Hastings, Anne, 164 Haughton, Margaret, 122 Hauk, Nancy, 164 Havens, Nancy, 164 Hawes, Jacquelyn, 66, 100, 155 Hawkins, Albert, 164 Hawkins, Bertrand, 164 Hawkins, Kathaleen, 155 Hayden, Dale, 155 Hayes, Robert, 52, 65, 178 Ha3anan, D’Ann, 164 Hayner, Mervin, 164 Hearn, Gladys, 122 Heaslip, Patricia, 164 Heath, Janice, 38, 164 Hedberg, Richard, 122 Heering, John, 60, 64 Heering, Linda, 21, 66, 74, 100, 108, 155 Heering, Stuart, 122 Heidenrich, Henry, 164 Heike, Gayle, 155 Heike, Sue, 122 Heino, Roy, 60, 164 Heilman, Karen, 187 Henderson, Bemell, 164 Henderson, Richard, 164 Henderson, Susan, 155 Henry, Leslie, 77, 108, 122 Henry, Linda, 86, 92, 93, 122 Henry, Sandford, 54, 60, 164 Henschel, Arthur, 155 Hepting, Gloria, 45, 122 Herber, Donald, 124 Herber, Dorothy, 30, 164 Herber, Fred, 39, 124 Herber, Rebecca, 164 Herbert, Janet, 38, 164 Herbert, Ralph, 165 Herbert, Verna, 124 Hering, Jingen, 155 Hernandez, R, Gino, 155 Herpel, Phyllis, 43, 124 Herrmann, Merrie, 165 Hess, Thomas, 65, 78, 90, 106, 124 Hicks, Charles, 155 Hicks, Robert, 124 Hilbom, Frank, 124 Hill, Bonnie, 155 Hill, Bryan, 155 Hill, Candace, 155 Hill, A. Carolyn, 165 Hill, Janice, 165 Hill, Joan, 155 Hill, Mary Nell, 39, 124, 145 Hill, Ronald, 155 Hill, Ruth, 124, 194 Hilliker, Fred, 155 Hillis, Robert, 155 Hines, Phyllis, 124, 144 Hinkle, William, 38, 124 Hise, D, Karen, 165 Hisscock, James, 155 Hitchings, H. Fred, 165 Hoag, David, 165 Hock, Joseph, 155 Hodgins, Veronica, 155 Hoffman, James, 60 Hoffman, L. James, 165 Hofmann, Joyce, 165 Hofman, Joyce, 43 Hogan, Marcia, 155 Holmes, A. Gary, 165 Holmes, Esther, 155 Holth, Katherine, 78, 83, 90, 155 Holzberger, William, 124 Hopkins, William, 47, 124 Hopp, Frederick, 65, 124 Hopps, A. Kathryn, 165 Horn, Mary Jo, 77, 155 Homburg, A. Kathleen, 165 Hornby, Bonnie, 165 Hornby, Carol, 155 Hostiller, James, 165 Hough, L. Gary, 165 Hough, Larry, 155 Houck, James, 155 Houck, Marion, 178 Houle, Penelope, 66, 155 Houle, Sharon, 155 Howard, Janet, 74, 133, 145, 148 Howe, James, 124 Howe, Lawerence, 165 Howe, Patsy, 165 Howe, Stewart, 165 Howell, Earl, 165 Howell, Lavon, 39, 155 Howell, Loretta, 38, 155 Hudson, Allen, 155 Hudson, Candace, 66, 108, 155 Hudson, Thomas, 155 Hudy, Gail, 155 Hudy, Margaret, 124 Huebner, Frederick, 78, 91, 155 Hughfy, Lynda, 165 Hull, Sandra, 155 Hunt, Karen, 155 Hurd, Florence, 38 Hutton, Anne, 165 Hux, Judy, 78, 124 Hyatt, David, 125 Hyde, Shirley, 155 I Ingell, Marcia, 125 Ingles, Calvin, 155 Ingles, Ronald, 125 Ingram, Robert, 38, 39, 155 Ingram, William, 96, 125 Innes, Michael, 165 Innes, Suzanne, 165 Irvine, Edgar, 52, 125 Irwin, Bonnie, 125 Irwin, Susan, 125 J Jackson, Judith, 155 Jackson, Phyllis, 155 Jackson, William, 125 Jacobs, Randy, 155 Jacobus, Mary, 145, 178 Jacoby, Michael, 155 Jahimiak, Gerald, 159 Jahn, Harry, 155 Jahn, Robert, 155 Jahr, Judith, 38, 125 Jahr, Mary, 165 Jalava, Wayne, 155 Jamison, David, 96, 125 Jamison, Joyce, 44, 125 Janisch, Michael, 155 Janseck, James, 165 Jeanson, Roger, 165 Jefferson, Charles, 125 Jenson, David, 155 Jeroue, Deanna, 39, 125 Jeske, Patricia, 165 Jessop, Miss, 8, 75, 181 Johnsick, Linda, 165 Johnson, David, 165 Johnson, Judith, 125, 129 Johnson, Leila, 165 Johnson, Nancy, 165 Johnson, Olive, 165 Johnson, Paul, 155 Johnson, Robert, 39 Johnson, Sanford, 165 Johnson, William, 125 Johnston, Marion, 78, 86, 90, 107, 125 Jones, Barbara, 165 Jones, Frederick, 125 Jones, Gary, 38, 126 Jones, Joann, 155 Jones, Judith, 39, 126 Jones, Kay, 165 Jones, Keith, 165 Jones, Patricia, 165 Jones, Robert, Jonseck, Frederick, 126 Jonseck, Janet, 39, 155 Jonseck, Jeanette, 126 Jonseck, John, 165 Joyce, Bernice, 126 JUNIORS, K Kaczmarczyk, David, 155 Kaercher, Dale, 165 Kalinowsld, Sharon, 66, 155 Kalish, Jo-Ann, 155 Kammer, Michael, 165 Kammer, Suzanne, 155 Kane, Patricia, 126 Karandreas, Eleanor, 38, 155 Karen, Rudolph, 155 Karl, Margaret, 126 Karl, Robert, 42, 165 Karl, Thomas, 165 Kashubosky, Raymond, 155 Kaufman, Leon, 156 Kaufman, Sandra, 165 Kean, James, 126 Kean, Miss, 76 Kean, Madaleine, 43, 156 Keathorn, Bruce, 156 Keefer, Dwight, 165 Keefer, Sharron, 126 Keeler, Billie, 165 Keeley, Janice, 38, 165 Keeney, Barbara, 66, 100, 156 Keith, Dawn, 156 Kelley, John, 165 Kelley, Paul, 165 Kellogg, Jill, 165 Kellogg, William, 52, 156 Kellor, John, 165 Kelly, Carol, 165 Kelly, Lee, 165 Kelly, Steve, 78, 83, 165 Keltz, Leo, 156 Kemp, Sandra, 38, 165 Kendrick, Nancy, 84, 165 Kennedy, Doris, 126 Kennedy, Jane, 126 Kennedy, Judith, 76, 108, 156 Kennedy, Lewis, 165 Kenny, Judy, 165 Kerr, Dona, 165 Kerr, Noreen, 126 Kesner, Flora, 165 Ketels, Henry, 93, 96, 126 Kidd, Carol, 87, 126 Kidd, Larry, 39, 54, 156 Kidd, Marvin, 126 Kidd, Ruby, 126 Kidd, Savalia, 39, 156 Kiefer, Daniel, 43, 165 Kilboum, Joan, 66, 156 Kilboum, Nancy, 165 Kiley, Bonnie, 156 Kimball, Kay, 38, 156 Kimball, Shirley, 126 King, Gloria, 165 King, Margaret, 166 King, Richard, 156 King, Roberta, 75, 127 Kingsbury, Gail, 166 Kinna, Robert, 39, 156 Kinnee, Sara, 166 Kinsman, Thomas, 166 Kipp, Betty, 182 Kirby, Ann, 156 Kirby, Linda, 156 Kirkpatrick, Bonnie, 38, 156 Kish, Gary, 156 Kiteley, Julia, 166 Klaas, Jane, 127, 189 Klaas, Madeline, 156 Klaas, Marilyn, 156 Klaas, Steven, 166 Klaas, Walter, 156 Klaus, Larry, 127 Klettner, Jeanine, 166 Klein, Carolyn, 127 Klein, William, 166 Kliemann, Joan, 156 Kliemann, Richard, 166 Knecht, Lewis, 127 Knowles, Michael, 166 Knowlton, Judith, 166 Koch, James, 12, 127 Koch, Mar ilyn, 39, 156 Koch, Robert, 63, 78, 90, 127 Koehn, Herbert, 39, 75, 156 Koglin, Delford, 166 Kollmorgan, Robert, 156 Kolman, Doris, 76, 156 Konop, Kenneth, 78, 91, 156 Koob, James, 166 Koreiba, Gary, 52, 127 Koschnick, Barbara, 66, 156 Koschnick, Betsy, 77, 107, 127 Kotter, Sandra, 34, 156 Kowits, Johanna, 127 Kovatch, Gayle, 166 Koury, Cynthia, 76, 166 Krabach, Susan, 156 Krafft, Kenneth, 39, 156 Krauss, Barbara, 127 Kraus s, Floyd, 166 Kramp, Kenny, 166 Krenke, Mary Kay, 156 Kresin, Janet, 77, 127 Krumlauf, Roger, 54, 166 Kuta, Beverly, 166 L LaCroix, Michael, 166 Laffrey, Rosemary, 127 LaFontaine, John, 166 Lake, Allan, 39, 56, 108, 156 LaLonde, Gary, 23, 156 LaLonde, Richard, 86, 156 Lamb, Sue, 156 Lambert, Jerry, 166 Lameyer, Karon, 127 Lameyer, Sharon, 156 Lampard, Jayann, 166 Lampard, Marjorie, 156 Landenburg, Frederick, 166 Lane, Linda, 166 Lane, Sallie, 127 L ane, Thomas, 39, 127 Lanfear, Betheen, 156 Lang, rgaret, 156 Langolf, Alex, 43, 78, 90, 127 Langolf, Diane, 166 Langolf, Gary, 43, 76, 156 Langolf, Judith, 128, 156 Langolf, Larry, 156 Langolf, Patricia, 166 Lapish, John, 52, 54, 166 Larue, Patricia, 166 Lashbrook, Diane, 78, 82, 166 Lashbrook, Sally, 166 Lashbrook, Sharon, 156 Lasky, Daniel, 166 Latham, Richard, 43, 96, 128 Laughlin, Frederick, 52, 54, 166 Laughlin, Gary, 54, 61, 62, 78, 90, 156 Laughlin, Reed, 54, 63 Lavere, Charlene, 166 LaVere, Gail, 166 Lavere, Judith, 38, 166 LaVere, Wanda, 166 Lavis, Jack, 60, 166 Law, Juel, 166 Lawrenr , Earl, 166 Lawson, Thomas, 128 Leathom, Bruce, 156 Leathom, Dorothy, 166 Leavitt, Thomas, 156 Ledsworth, Jack, 128 Lee, Marian, 38, 78, 166 Leffler, Joan, 156 Leonard, Carolyn, 166 Leonard, Mary, 77 Leonhard, William, 60, 166 Lester, Barre, 166 Lester, Keith, 166 Lester, Ronald, 166 Lester, Sharon, 66, 128 Lethwaite, Thomas, 156 Lewandowski, Geraldine, 128 Lewandowski, Harold, 166 Lewandowski, Robert, 166 Lewandowski, Ronald, 156 Lewis, Dale, 54, 166 Lewis, Linda, 156 Lewthwaite, Robert, 156 Lewthwaite, Wilfred, 60 Lickfelt, Barbara, 128, 135 Lighter, John Lill, William, 156 Limas, Gloria, 128 Lincoln, Gerald, 156 Lincoln, Janet, 156 Lincoln, Mary, 128, 135, 145 Lincoln, Rosa, 166 Lindke, Charles, 166 Lindsay., Fern, 161 Lindsay, Yvonne, 166 Linert, Joseph, 166 Lippert, Jeannette, 75, 99, 156 Little, Ellen, 38, 109, 128 Lloyd, Beverly, 128 Lloyd, Charles, 39, 156 Lloyd, Karen, 156 Lloyd, Raymond, 156 Lobau , Jimmie, 105 Lockwood, Nancy, 166 Lockwood, Philip, 62, 156 Loeding, John, 52, 128, 135 Loeprich, Patrick, 60, 166 Loll, Gretchen, 128 Lomasney, Marilyn, 166 London, Constance, 156 London, Judith, 166 London, Nancy, 166 Long, Lewis, 157 Losie, Karen, 75, 128 Louks, Gary, 157 Lowrie, Nancy, 86, 99, 157, 161 Loxton, Barbara, 128 Lucas, Janice, 38, 75, 128 Lucas, Linda, 166 Lucas, Nicholas, 166 Lukitsch, John, 166 Lumley, Roger, 166 Lusko, Arlene, 38, 167 Lytle, Janet, 167 Lytle, Jerry, 167 M MacDonald, Barbara, 167 MacDonald, Dennis, 157 MacDonald, Mary, 38, 157 MacDonald, Raymond, 157 MacKay, David, 167 MacKay, Janet, 130, 145 Mack, Judith, 130 Mack, Sharlene, 167 MacLaren, Isabel, 83 MacMurray, Ann, 108, 157 MacPherson, Gail, 66, 130 MacPherson, Janice, 157 MacQueen, Bruce, 157 Maes, Roger, 39, 157 Magahey, Sue, 66 Maguire, Roger, 39, 130 Makendonsky, Barbara, 38, 130 Makendonsky, Dorothy, 157 Malane, William, 167 Mallorey, James, 167 Manfrin, Richard, 130 Manley, Roseann, 167 Mann, Jeanette, 38, 167 Mantikoski, Ellen, 39, 157 Marcotte, Marion, 167 Marek, Gary, 157 Marek, Joanne, 75, 130 Marker, Margaret, 77, 157 Marinez, Diana, 167 Marinez, Gary, 42 Marinez, Suzanna, 39, 42, 66, 157 Marlatt, Miles, 39, 167 Marone, Dennis, 130 Marone, James, 130 Marsh, Joseph, 77, 130 Marsh, Raymond, 167 Marshall, Robert, 157 Marshall, Thomas, 157 Martin, Albert, 52, 157 Martin, Judith, 167 Martin, Kelly, 157 Martin, Mary, 38, 167 Martin, Rita, 130 Martin, Wanda, 167 Martinez, Amelia, 130 Martinez, Victor, 52, 157 Masar, Gerald, 130 Masar, Jean, 157 Mason, Ronald, 52, 64, 130, 135 Mason, Ross, 157 Mathews, David, 61, 157 Matthews, Barbara, 31, 78, 157 Matthews, Marilyn, 38, 167 Matthews, Mary, 167 Maurer, Patrick, 157 Maxon, Linda, 167 Maxwell, Betty, 38, 78, 91, 130 Maxwell, Joseph, 167 May, Walter, 167 Mayer, Betty Jean, 39, 157 Mayer, Susan, 66, 130, 135 Maynard, Donald, 45, 131 McAllister, John, 167 McCabe, Fr ank, 78, 167 McCabe, Marilyn, 131 McCabe, Walter, 157 McCallum, Ralph, 161 McCanna, Calvin, 167 McCanna, Lloyd, 56, 131, 135 McCarty, Patricia, 157 McClarty, Julia, 157 McCleary, Sharon, 131 McClelland, John, 131 McConnell, Elaine, 157 McCormick, James, 167 McCulloch, Jean Kaye, 167 McCulloch, Sue Ann, 157 McDonald, Mary, 167 McDon d, Michael, 52, 53, 62, 131 McEachen, Patricia, 167 McEachen, Richard, 157 McEachen, Sally, 38, 167 McEachen, Wilfred, 64, 157 Me Far lane, James, 167 McGahey, Sue, 157 McGahey, Susan, 155 McGinnis, Gary, 39, 167 McIntyre, Gayle, 66, 157 McIntyre, Mike, 167 McKenzie, Linda, 167 McKenzie, Patricia, 131 McKenzie, William, 167 McKeman, Mary, 167 McKinney, Ronald, 131 McLane, Jack, 43, 108, 157 McLaughlin,. David, 42, 131 McLean, Daryl, 157 McLeod, Donald, 167 McLeod, John, 131 McLeod, Norma, 157 McMillan, Wanda, 157 McMorran, David, 52, 62, 108, 130 McMorran, Robert, 167 McNally, Ann, 167 McNally, Sally, 38, 157 McNamara, Deanna, 66, 77, 157 McNamara, Larry, 167 McNaughton, Marie, 38, 167 McNutt, Carol, 167 MePharlin, Nancy, 75, 167 McTaggart, Doris, 157 Meadows, Anita, 131 Meakin, Christine, 167 Meehan, Miss, 77 Melbourne, Kenneth, 77, 131 Mellick, Margaret, 38, 131 Melms, Fred, 57, 167 Menery, Sally, 157 Meno, Marion, 39, 78, 90, 104, 105, 131 Mericlm, Connie, 167 Mericka, Judith, 84, 85, 131, 144, 145 Mertz, Thomas, 167 Messenger, Ronald, 39, 95, 131 Meyer, John, 167 Middleton, Jeanne, 66, 75, 157 Middleton, Sharon, 38, 157 Miller, Carolyn, 167 Miller, Darlene, 75, 167 Miller, Judith, 131 Miller, Patricia, 132 Miller, Sharyl, 157 Millett, Jeanne, 157 Mills, Florence, 157 Mills, James, 167 Mills, Penny, 75, 132 Minguske, Carol, 75, 167 Minner, Janice, 167 Minock, Dennis, 157 Mitchell, WUliam, 167 Mitchell, William P. , 132 Mix, William, 39, 60, 167 Mohr, George, 167 Molinaro, Mary, 167 Monroe, James, 167 Mooney, Carol, 167 Mooney, Gary, 157 Moore, Carol, 167 Moore, Caroline, 157 Moore, Darlene, Moore, Gail, 78, 91, 99, 167 Moore, John, 167 Moore, Laura, 75, 179 Morauski, Robert, 157 Morden, Charles, 39, 132 Morden, Sharon, 168 Morgan, Elma, 39, 157 Morehead, Raymond, 179 Morris, Thomas, 62, 132 Morrish, Janet, 39, 132 Morrison, Carole, 168 Morrison, Margaret, 157 Morrison, Thomas, 157 Morton, Dennis, 168 Morton, Edward, 132 Moses, Helen, 157 . Moses, Joan, 38, 168 Moss, Wayne, 168 Mugridge, Sharon, 66, 157 Muhlitner, Marjorie, 78, 90, 179 Muir, Harold, 86, 95, 132 Mullen, David, 168 Mullen, Patricia, 168 Mumford, Gary, 54, 157 Munger, Valerie, 168 Munn, Phylis, 157 Munro, Leroy, Murdock, Shirley, 157 Murray, Geraldine, 39 Musselman, Jack, 132, 187 Muzzy, Ronald, 132 Myron, Lewis, 78, 157 N Nabozny, Donald, 15, 157 Nault, Wallace, 103, 179 Navarre, Bill, 168 Neely, Robert, 61, 168 Neff, Noble, 132 Neil, Mary, 38, 77, 168 Nelson, Dave, 43, 168 Newman, Darlene, 158 Nichol, Alvin, Nichols, Gilbert, 132 Nichols, Ronald, 132 Nicholson, Charles, 168 Nicholson, David, 27, 52, 93, 132, 141 Nottingham, Ronald, 168 Novak, Jan, Novak, Susan, 108, 158 Novar, William, 168 Nuske, Karen, 132 Nyquist, Mary Lee, 84, 96, 132, 143 O Oakley, Terry, 75, 168 O’Brien, Brent, 158 O’Brien, Patrick, 39, 158 O’Brien, Renee, 168 O’Brien, Richard, 39, 158 O’Connor, Gerald, 168 Odle, Phyliss, 168 Odle, Robert, 168 Odom, Suzanne, 39, 104, 105, 133 Ogden, Clarence, 39, 158 Ogden, Mark, 168 Old, James, 168 Oldham, Franklin, 75, 133 Olds, Janice, 133 Olenski, Evelyn, 158 Oliver, Betty, 168 Oliver, Carolyn, 39, 133 Oliver, Patricia, 66, 87, 133, 141 Oliver, Patty, 133, 188 Oliver, Sylvester, 168 Oliver, William, 168 Oliver, Kathryn, 75, 38, 168 Olshove, Catherine, 39, 133 Olson, George, 158 Olvera, Maria, 168 O’ Mara, Richard, 133 O’Neil, Mary Jane, 133 Ordway, Maxey, 158 Oregy, David, 168 ORGANIZATION, 72 O’Rourke, Patricia, 158 Ort, James, 28, 63, 133 Ort, William, 52, 158 Osborne, Nancy, 158 Osgood, Frances, 168 Osko, Joseph, 133 Osmer, Fredrick, 168 Ostram, Sue, Ostrander, Janet, 168 Ostrander, Joann, 42, 168 Ostrander, Verna, 133 Ostrom, SueAnn, 168 Ouelette, Lynn, 158 P Pagen, Ruth, 168 Pallet, Ronald, 52, 158 Palmateer, Bernard, 52, 63, 133 Palmateer, David, 52, 56, 158 Palmer, Grant, 168 Papineau, Patricia, 168 Parker, Dennis, 78, 83, 90, 133 Parker, Francis, 158 Parker, Patricia, 168 Parks, Ronald, 133 Parks, Rose-Marie, 158 Parmann, Gladys, 168 Parr, Charles, 168 Parr, Corasue, 168 Parrott, Barbara, 158 Patrick, Vivian, 158 Patterson, Edyth, 179 Patton, Donald, 168 Peck, Mary Ellen, 87, 158 Pelton, Fred, 158 Pelton, Harriet, 133, 145 Penn, Karen, 168 Pennell, Ronald, 39, 133 Perez, Theresa, 134 Perkins, Bonnie, 78, 90, 168 Perkins, Joyce, 158 Perry, William, 39, 168 Peterson, Bette, Peterson, Manfred, 46, 134 Peterson, Rebecca, 93, 168 Pettengill, Patricia, 158 Pettitt, James, 168 Peutrell, Elizabeth, 158 Pe3rton, Brian, 168 Pezzullo, Michael, 158 Phillips, Allan, 83, 179 Phillips, Larry, 52, 63, 158 Phillips, Ray, 24, 134 Phillips, Susan, 43, 168 Philp, David, 134 Philp, James, 39, 168 Philp, Judith, 75, 134 Phipps, Gerald, 168 Pickelhaupt, Ann, 158 Pickett, Francis, 168 Pickett, Sandra, 158 Platzer, Thomas, 158 Pohlman, Timothy, 168 Pollock, Karen, 168 Pollock, Sue, 168 Porrett, Edward, 39, 168 Postill, Fred, 56, 78, 91, 158 Potter, Barbara, 77, 168 Powell, John, 158 Powell, Lydia, 168 Powers, Robert, 158 Prange, Sharon, 39, 134 Prater, Gerald, 158 Pratt, Thomas, 168 Precour, Robert, 168 Price, Howard, 158 Pringle, Clarene, 168 Pudney, Sharon, 66, 168 Pulford, Elthea, 39, 134 Purdy, June, 168 Purdy, Paul, 158 Q Quant, Joan, 169 Quinn, Andrew, 134 Quintal, Harvey, 52, 53, 65, 134, 141 R Radtke, Carolyn, 158 Raetzel, Maralee, 78, 82, 169 Rainke, Sharon, 169 Ramage, Diane, 108, 158 Rambaum, Valerie, 169 Randall, Charles, 158 Randolph, Albert, 158 Rands, James, 134 Rankin, William, 169 Rantanen, Daphine, 86, 161, 179 Rauser, Karen, 169 Ray, William, 87, 134 Ray, Linda, 169 Rebitzke, Norman, 39, 158 Redmond, Thomas, 52, 54, 169 Reese, JoAnn, 169 Reese, Judith, 158 Reeves, Helen, 134 Reeves, Jacqueline, 38, 158 Reid, David, 60, 159 Reid, Etta, 179 Reid, Frederick, 52, 54, 64, 134 Reid, Joanne, 38, 169 Reid, Milton, 169 Reid, Shirley, 134 Reid, Zelma, 169 Renaud, Thomas, 169 Renehan, John, 158 Renehan, Linda, 158 Renno, Bonnie, 66, 78, 90, 158 Renno, Maryalice, 158 Renno, Sandra, 169 Revenko, Mary Ann, 169 Revoir, Diane, 169 Revoir, Gary, 62, 134 Reynolds, Barbara, 158 Reynolds, David, 60, 169 Reynolds, Gary, 169 Rich, Karen, 38, 75, 169 Rich, Linda, 134 Rich, Lyle, 169 Richards, Charles, 61, 62, 180 Richards, Gerald, 39, 134 Richards, Mary Ellen, 39, 104, 105, 136, 145 Rickett, Vonda, 158 Rickner, Thomas, 158 Riddle, Richard, 54, 63, 136 Rider, Judith, 136 Riley, Roger, 39, 158 Rix, Elroy, 60, 169 Rix, Kenneth, 169 Rix, Ronald, 38, 136, 144 Robbins y Daniel, 158 Robbins, Irma, 169 Robbins, Patrick, 169 Roberts, Ralph, 43, 158 Robinson, Craig, 43, 78, 169 Robinson, Edward, 169 Robinson, Jane, 75, 136 Robinson, Michael, 169 Robison, Beverly, 38, 136 Robles, Lupe, 169 Rocha, Jr. , George, 158 Rocha, Paula, 169 Rock, Joann, 169 Rock, Robert, 169 Rock, William, 158 Rodegeb, Phoebe, 169 Roesch, James, 169 Rogers, Charles, 169 Rohm, Janet, 78, 86, 90, 136 Ronan, Timothy, 158 Roskey, Marilyn, 169 Ross, Betty, 136, 196 Rostine, Randall, 136 Roth, Judith, 158 Roth, Ronald, 169 Rowbotham, Gerald, 158 Rowe, Charles, 48, 169 Rowe, David, 158 Rowe, Marion, 180 Rowert, Sheila, 189 Rowert, Sheila M. , 136 Rowles, Raymond, 158 Rowley, Jack, 60, 169 Rowse, Judith, 158 Roy, Barbara, 66, 158 Roy, Norene, 169 Rudd, Robert, 180 Runnalls, James, 36, 180 Running, Dorothy, 38, 66, 158 Russel, Ronald, 169 Ruthe, Aline, 8, 181 Rutherford, Roy, 158 S Samuelson, Richard, 159 Sanders, Linda, 169 Sanders, Sharon, 136 Sanderson, Betty Jo, 66, 159 Sanderson, Marsha, 169 Sanderson, Robert, 136 Sandoval, Larry, 169 Sari, Frank, 136 Sari, Machael, 159 Sassanella, Sandra, 169 Saimby, Thomas, 39, 78, 84, 85, 90, 104, 136 Savedra, Frances, 38, 169 Sc battler, Verna, 159 Scheffler, Karen, 108, 159 Scheonrock, Robert, 159 Schlee, James, 77, 108, 109, 136 Schleicher, Marlynn, 75, 136, 186 Schlueter, Edith, 159 Schlueter, Ethel, 159 Schmidt, James, 39, 104, 105, 159 Schmidt, John, 60, 169 Schmidt, Michael, 159 Schmidt, Sandra, 38, 169 Schmude, Charles, 43, 169 Schneider, Charles, 169 Schneider, Dallas, 159 Schneider, Robert, 39, 52, 104, 105, 159 Schneider, Ronald, 159 Schneider, Suellen, 20, 136 Schomaker, John, 169 SCHOOL LIFE DIVISION, 18 Schrader, Joanne, 38, 137 Schram, Dorothy, 137 Schriner, Charles, 20, 52, 53, 137 Schuck, Nancy Lou, 159 Schuler, Pamela, 169 Schultz, Carol, 137 Schultz, Diane, 169 Schultz, Gerald, 159 Schultz, James, 169 Schultz, Jean, 159 Schultz, Kenneth, 137 Schultz, Thomas, 159 Schumann, Carol, 159 Searles, Betty, 159 Seaton, Robert, 137 Secory, Jacquie, 100, 159 Sedich, Bruce, 39, 96, 137 Sedich, James, 39, 137 Sedick, Donna, 159 Seely, George, 43, 137 Seibert, Susan, 78, 90, 98, 99, 159 Semph, Carl, 159 Sendzik, Wallis, 169 SENIOR DIVISION, 110 Shanks, Edward, 47, 137 Shank, Jerald, 169 Shappee, Irene, 159 Shaw, John, 60, 169 Sheehy, Paul, 52, 54, 62, 103, 137, 147 Sheffer, Daniel, 169 Sheldon, O. E. , 180 Shepherd, Frank, 24, 61, 74, 77, 112, 141, 145, 148 Shoudy, Diana, 66, 137 Shouer, Sandra, 169 Shrier, Keith, 169 Shimskey, Kayann, 159 Shumate, Karen, 159 Shurkey, Diana, 169 Sickles, David, 169 Sills , Robert, 159 Simmons, Sidney, 76 Simpson, Gail, 170 Simpson, Marianne, 159 Simpson, Susan, 39, 170 Sims, Homer, 180 Sinclair, Anna, 137 Sinclair, Betty, 44, 137 Slaght, Tom, 170 Slater, Nancy, 84, 170 Sloat, George, 137 Sly, Mac, 159 Smafield, Tim, 170 Smalldon, Thomas, 170 Smith, Barbara, 170 Smith, Barry, 42, 170 Smith, Blanche, 78, 82, 84, 90, 96, 97, 137 Smith, Brian, 170 Smith, Cyril, 180 Smith, David, 170 Smith, Dennis, 170 Smith, Diane, 39, 137 Smith, Gary, 170 Smith, Jane, 43, 138 Smith, Jay, 159 Smith, John, 159 Smith, Joyce, 170 Smith, Judy, 138, 143 Smith, Judy A. , 170 Smith, Kenneth, 170 Smith, Larry, 99, 170 Smith, Larry L. , 78, 90, 170 Smith, Mary, 159 Smith, Michael, 170 Smith, Nancy, 26, 138 Smith, Patricia, 99, 138, 145 Smith, Paul, 42, 170 Smith, Richard, 54, 138, 143 Smith, Robert, 159 Smith, Sallie, 170 Smith, Scott, 138 Smith, Susan, 159 Smith, Thomas, 170 Smith, Timothy, 159 Snay, Wayne, 159 Sommerville, Colon, 13 Sommerville, David, 170 Somogy, Raymond, 159 SOPHOMORES, 162 Sosa, Edward, 170 Sowatsky, Catherine, 170 SPECIAL EVENTS, 88 Spore, David, 159 SPORTS, 50 Spotts, Elizabeth, 39, 75, 159 Spotts, Franklin, 170 Spring, Barbara, 75, 77, 170 Springstead, Sharon, 138 Squires, Katherine, 43, 99, 170 Squires, Ronald, 170 Stableford, Prudence, 159 Stalker, Charles, 46 Standen, Elizabeth, 170 Stanlake, Mary, 138 Stanley, Mary, 159 Stark, Dawn, 159 Stein, Dorothy, 170 Stein, Howard, 138 Stein, John, 170 Stein, Paul, 170 Steinhaus, Jack, 159 Stephens, Carol Sue, 170 Sterling, Carole, 43, 159 Stevens, Allen, 78, 83, 90, 170 Stevens, Gail, 78, 90, 159 Stevens, Glen, 170 Stevens, Ralph, 138 Stevenson, Ralph, 170 Stewart, John, 170 Stewart, Jill, 77, 84, 85, 109, 138, 143, 145 Stickney, Shirley, 66, 100, 159 Stimmell, Priscilla, 170 Stokan, David, 138, 143, 194 Stokan, Mack, 39, 159 Stone, Barbara, 66, 159 Stone, Gene, 170 Stoner, Joan, 170 Storey, Judy, 159 Stoutenburg, Robert, 138 Stowe, Shirley, 138 Streeter, Charles, 159 Streeter, Judy, 170 Streeter, Larry, 52, 57, 62, 138 Streeter, Nancy, 43, 48, 159, 161 Studer, Margaret, 43, 138 Studer, Sandra, 43, 170 Stidler, Charles, 170 Sullivan, Philip, 170 Sutton, Meredith, 170 Swaffield, Julie, 38, 138 Swanson, Jerry, 139, 143 Swanson, Lois Jean, 159 Sweet, Judy, 170 Sweet, Patricia, 170 Swift, Wilbert, 39, 54, 62, 139 Swint, Shirley, 139 Swoffer, John, 139 Swoffer, Ray, 139 Symon, Richard, 159 T Tack, George, 159 Talbot, Charles, 39, 139 Tancock, Dorothy, 170 Tanton, Arlene, 66, 77, 159 Tarzwell, Alice, 38, 139 Tarzwell, Romaine, 159 Tarzwell, Terry Lee, 170 Taylor, Donald, 159 Taylor, Janet, 159 Taylor, Margaret, 99, 159 Teachout, Doris, 180 Teeple, Kenneth, 170 Teeple, Nadine, 170 Teigeler, Vicki, 170 Terpening, Carolie, 159 Thielman, Eldon, 159 Thomas, Barbara, 170 Thomas , Bonnie , 1 59 Thomas, Jerry, 32, 52 Thomas, Larry, 170 Thomas, Richard, 160 Thomas, Savannah, 170 Thompson, Carol, 160 Thompson, Ervan, 170 Thompson, Gloria, 93, 170 Thompson, James, 170 Thompson, James R. , 160 Thompson, Larry, 160 Thompson, Nancy, 170 Thompson, Robert, 26, 139, 147 Thompson, Toni, 139 Thompson, William, 170 Thorley, Janet, 66, 74, 160 Thornley, Judity, 160 Thomley, Margaret, 170 Thornton, Charles, 52, 64, 160 Thornton, Sandra, 170 Thorton, Fred, 60, 170 Thrower, Janice, 39, 169 Thuma, Richard, 171 Thurkey, Robert, 171 Tikkanen, Judy, 38, 171 Tingley, Lewis, 171 Todd, Dennis, 38, 139 Todd, Geraldine, 139 Toles, Ellen, 171 Toles, Mary, 171 Tomlinson, Judy, 171 Tomlinson, Morton, 181 Tomlinson, Nancy, 75, 171 Torrey, Jeannette, 160 Towns, Patsy, 139 Trembath, Joyce, 160 Tretheway, Doloris, 108, 160 Truchan, Patricia, 87, 160 Tucker, Melvin, 39, 139 Turner, Seth, 39, 63, 104, 105, 160 U Ullrich, Jeanne, 28, 160 Urban, Suzanne, 139 Utley, Carolyn, 38, 171 V Vahovick, Thomas, 160 Valentine, Constance, 139 Valentine, Vicki, 171 Van Buskirk, Barbara, 28 VanBuskirk, Barbara G. , 160 VanCamp, Clair, 139 VanCamp, Margaret, 139 VanConant, Ann, 171 VanConant, Linda, 38, 171 Vandervest, Rose, 75, 140 Vandervest, Virginia, 84, 171 VandeVoorde, Rene, 160 VanDyke, Mary Jo, 171 VanHulst, Karen, 143, 145 VanLuven, Judy, 171 VanNess, Shirley, 160 VanOoteghem, David, 60, 171 VanOoteghem, Toni, 22, 78, 84, 85, 91, 140, 145 Veen, Judith, 38, 140 Velez. Arthur, 160 Vercnocke, Ronald, 54, 140, 143, 146 Vigrass, Edward, 26, 54, 63, 160 Vigrass, Karen, 78, 171 Vincent, Gail, 140, 197 Vincent, Larry, 171 VonHiltmayer, Theodore, 160 W Wade, Clarence, 180 Wade, Mary, 171 Wagner, Janet, 171 Wagner, Patricia, 143 Wakeham, David, 171 Wakeham, Thomas, 171 Walker, Patricia, 38, 160 Wallace, Bobby, 171 Walsh, Bonnie, 160 Warner, Beverly, 140 Warren, Allan, 140 Warren, Doris, 77 Warren, William, 160 Warshefski, Gene, 64, 140 Warsinski, Max, 22, 24, 77, 140 Warsinski, Michael, 43, 160 Watson, Carol, 38, 160 Waim, Diane, 171 Waun, Joan, 38 Way, Carol, 66, 160 Weaver, Dale, 78, 160 Weaver, Frank, 39, 160 Wedge, Dale, 160 Wegener, LoAnn, 160 Wehrwein, Richard, 43, 171 Wehrwein, Sharon, 140, 145 Weiss, Karan, 39, 160 Weitzel, Lurraine, 171 Welch, Judith, 39, 66, 77, 100, 140 Wellman, Clara, 182 Welsh, Ann, 140 Werner, Bettie, 171 Wessel, Daniel, 160 Wessel, Robert, 171 Wessel, Robert J, , 171 West, Cornelia, 171 West, Sam, 140 Westfall, Marvin, 171 Weston, Robert, 140 Westphal, Jo Ann, 86, 140 Westphal, Louis, 160 Westwood, Lynn, 171 Wetzel, June, 171 Weygandt, Mary, 38, 160 Wheeler, Fredericka, 66, 160 Wheel ihan, Betty, 140 White, Barren, 171 White, James, 171 White, Ralph, 171 White, Thomas, 160 White, Thomas H. , 160 Whiting, Cynthia, 140 Whiting, Gary, 160 Whitney, Judy, 142 Whybrew, Barbara, 78, 171 Whybrew, Carolyn, 160 Wiegand, Jane, 171 Wilcox, Marlene, 171 Wilcox, Nancy, 75, 160 Wilke, Stephen, 78, 160 Wilkens, Alberta, 160 Wilks, Alan, 171 Wilks, Elaine, 38, 142 Willert, Judith, 160 Williams, Alta, 160 Williams, David, 171 Williams, Deborah, 42, 160 Williams, Phillis, 171 Williams, Reva, 142 Williamson, LaLonnie, 171 Willis, Benjamin, 160 WiUs, Robert, 42, 43, 63, 142 Wilson, Bonnie, 142 Wilson, Brenda, 171 Wilson, Charles, 171 Wilson, Doris, 160 WUson, Dorothy, 142 Wilson, Glenys, 171 Wilson, Janet, 44, 92, 93, 142, 146 Wilson, Judith, 171 Wilson, Richard, 62, 142 Wilton, Dale, 171 Wilton, Robert, 142 Winkel, John, 160 Winslow, Miss, 8, 161, 181 Winter, Gary, 160 Winter, Herbert, 39, 52, 63, 102, 142, 146 Winter, Karen, 171 Wirtz, James, 171 Wismer, Donald, 180 Wismer, Marjorie, 171 Wismer, Normajean, 66, 84, 85, 100, 113, 135, 143, 145, 148 Wisson, Richard, 160 Wisson, Ruth, 171 Wisswell, Sandra, 75, 171 Witherspoon, Larry, 52, 62, 142 Wolfe, William, 160 Wolff, Bernard, 47, 142 Wollen, Penny, 171 Wolven, Diane, 160 Wood, Bonnie, 171 Wood, Charolette, 171 Wood, Karen, 160 Wood, Myra, 108, 160 Wood, Richard, 160 Woodard, Patricia, 38, 160 Woodyard, Nathaniel, 54, 171 Worden, James, 171 Working, Ellen, 78, 91, 142 Wright, Harold, 171 Wright, Henry, 171 Wright, John, 62, 160 Wright, John E. , 142 Wyllie, Janet, 171 Wynkoop, Charlotte, 43, 171 Wynkoop, Victor, 171 Y Yakes, Daniel, 43, 160 Yeashvich, William, Yeitter, Dale, 39, 160 Yeo, Kathleen, 160 Young, Louis, 43, 160 Yoimg, Richard, Z Zarling, David, 160 Zauner, John, 52, 53, 56, 65, 77, 142 Zimmer, Patricia, 87, 142, 143, 145, 146 Zimmer, Robert, 61, 62, 161 Zuidema, Sliaron, 43
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