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

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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

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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.

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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 .