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

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Oral Communication is vital Merrie Lynn Herrmann, Gary Crankshaw, Judith Van Luven, and Kenneth Smith were the chairmen of panel groups, each of which had read and dis- cussed three poems by Emily Dickinson in Mrs. Houck’s American Literature class. Each group presented the poems for class discussion. In Miss MacLaren’s American Literature class Jeanette Drescher read an excerpt from “The 22 Scarlet Letter” by Nathaniel Hawthorne.

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of knowledge and social activities . Mighty Eugene Baumann held back students until the noon hour bell rang. Students were not allowed Before school and between classes the book- store was available for purchase of school supplies. Barbara Whybrew sold bookcovers to Judith Hawes. in classroom areas during the two lunch hours. Rodger Radigan was one of the many students who came to school each morning on the bus. 21

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in conduct of daily life. After studying Shakespeare’s play, Macbeth, Peggy McKinnon and John Goudie showed pictures In Mr. William’s speech class Jack Adams, William Daniels, Douglas Case, Robert Miller, Ivory Miller, and Sandra Lotridge recorded their oral speeches so that they could hear and criticize them. of the Globe Theatre in their oral report in Mrs. Sanderson’s English Literature class. Thomas Kinsman gave an interesting book report on Hiroshima in Mrs. Clemons’ Ameri- can Literature class.