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

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up to date on school news Katherine Miller, Linda Hawkins, and Virginia Clemens. TOP ROW: Fred Mayers, Kenneth Horn, Patricia Cray, Robert Blunt, Sheila McPharlin, Thomas Campbell, Rosemary Goebel, and Robert Brown. The “Lighthouse” began covering, edition, inter- preting, and publishing school news in 1922. It was one of the first schools to affiliate with Quill and Scroll. Striving constantly to improve the quality of the publication, the “Lighthouse” today works closely with this organization, Columbia Scholastic Press Association, and the Interscholastic Press Association. The thirty members of the journalism classes produce and publish, not only the “Lighthouse”, but each week cover additional school news for the Times Harold. The main commodity of a school paper is news coverage. A newspaper also strives to create and express school opinion, to capitalize the achievements of the school, to stimulate worthwhile activities, and to educate the community as to the work of the school. These functions place a heavy responsibility on the shoulders of every staff member. During the current school year the “Lighthouse” has received several special recognitions: Columbia Scholastic Press Association rated it second in Class A schools in the annual national newspaper contest; seven individual awards were won in the state school press contest for Michigan Week; and first place for a feature in a National Auto Safety contest won a hundred dollar award. Editors and Managers Nancy Thomson Robert Blunt Front Page Editorial Page Marilyn Runk Jerie Norman Feature Page Business Manager James Bonadio Maxine Muzzy Sports Page Advertising Manager Mrs. Mary Glenn Sanderson As “Lighthouse” advisor Mrs. Sanderson instructs journalism students in the fundamentals of newspaper writing. 29

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The Lighthouse ” keeps students Editor-in-Chief, Cherie Millikin super- vises the assignments of all the re- porters and edits the entire newspaper before publication. The Lighthouse Staff: BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Horvath, Elizabeth Henry, Therese Nault, Brenda Crankshaw, Bonnie Lavis, Linda Sheldon, and Cynthia Justin. SECOND ROW: Amelia Dortman, Ann McIntyre, Linda Lewandowski, Catherine Jones, Diana Torrey, Robert Blunt, James Bonadio, Maxine Muzzy, Marilyn Hunk, and Nancy Thomson strive hard many deadlines involved in putting newspaper, “Lighthouse.” to meet one of the together the school The “Lighthouse” reporters are: Janet Allen, Robert Brown, Thomas Campbell, Virginia Clemens, Brenda Crankshaw, Patricia Cray, Rosemary Goebel, Linda Hawkins, Elizabeth Henry, Kenneth Horning, Sharen Horvath, Cath- erine Jones, Cynthia Justin, Bonnie La- vis, Ann McIntyre, Sheila McPharlin, Kathleen Miller, Therese Nault, Thomas Perry. Linda Lewandowski, Marilyn Runk, Diana Torrey, Linda Sheldon. Staff Artist: William Tucker. Photo- graphers: Larry Eichenberg, Larry Krabach, and Robert Brown. 28

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New dances and good music - attract students Students enjoy doing the Continental at a dance sponsored by the Afternoon Student Council. D’ wanda Headd and James McMillan dance to one of the top tunes of ’64, “She Loves You,” by the Beatles. Thomas Pifer remarks to his date, Priscilla Baker, “I have a strange feeling that we are the only ones dancing. 0 The Continentals — William McKenzie, Charles Winters, Fred Mayers, and Dave Klink entertain students at school functions. 30