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

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Members of the PHH Yearbook Staff: BOTTOM ROW: Ear ley .Margaret Thorn, and EdWeichsler. TOP ROW: Frances Hamm, JoAnn Emery. Rebecca Nelson, Ruth Marion Hastings, Sandra Hunger, Pamela Schultz, McCants, Sharon Horbes, and Lynne Nelson. SECOND Marilyn Lester, Mary Osmer, Linda Lapp, and Mrs. ROW: Miss Frances Culp, Advisor; Mary Jane Me Daphine Rantanen, Advisor. Pherson, Patricia Harris, Elaine Minteer, Patricia Student Staff ACTIVITIES Sandra Hunger Mary Jane McPherson CURRICULUM Heidi Thornley Marsha Biernot Nancy Flinchbaugh SENIORS Marilyn Kemp SPORTS JoAnn Emery Pamela Schultz UNDERCLASSMEN Loretta Cochrane Tasia Bladis Frances Hamm Patricia Harris Marion Hastings Sharon Horbes Linda Lapp Sharon Manzel Heather Norton Mary Osmer Bobble Stinson Jacqueline Sweet Nancy Wilke CLUBS Sharon Perkins Kay La Rue Linda Sheldon FACULTY Lynne Nelson INDEX Margaret Thorn Ed Weichsler ADVERTISEMENTS Pamela Long Ruth McCants CIRCULATION Marilyn Lester Cheryl Lamb COPY Rebecca Nelson PHOTOGRAPHERS Robert Willmarth Patricia Earley Student photography is an important part of a year- book. Robert Willmarth, one of the Student photo- graphers, is shown developing some pictures. 25

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Members of the PHN Yearbook Staff: BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Lamb, Loretta Cochrane, Bethany Gossman, Judith Jarvis, Pamela Long, and Suzanne Gostinger. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Kemp, Heidi Thornley, Fran- ces Gilbert, Sharon Perkins, Nancy Flinchbaugh, and Kay LaRue. TOP ROW: Tasia Bladis, Sharon Manzel, Marsha Biernot, Linda Sheldon, Heather Norton, and Nancy Wilke. Creating a Yearbook Judith Jarivs, Business Manager of the Student, keeps all yearbook records and pays the bills. She has served on the staff for two of her high school years. Judith is responsible for keeping the yearbook supplied with all working ma- terials. Bethany Gossman has worked on the Student for the past two years. She is now serving as Co-editor of the school yearbook from PHN. Bethany has helped to plan and develop this year’s theme, introductory section, and division pages. She leads her staff efficiently. Elaine Minteer, PHH Co-editor of the school yearbook, works with her staff to plan and create a yearbook. Proof- reading and keeping track of the dupli- cate dummy are two of Elaine’s most important duties. She has worked on the yearbook for two of her high school years. 24

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Co-Editors porter , then as a feature Jeri Norman has worked editor , and the past sem- q[j yjg Lighthouse for three ester, as a co-editor. years. She has served as a reporter, a page editor, and a business manager before becoming an editor. The LIGHTHOUSE, Port Huron High School’s newspaper, has been published since 1922. For the past semester the paper has served both high schools. North- ern will establish a separate paper next year. Journalism classes cover school news each week for the TIMES HERALD in addition to publishing the LIGHTHOUSE. Each year the TIMES HERALD awards summer scholarships to college work- shops to outstanding staff members. Staff members who meet the member- ship requirements for Quill and Scroll, an international honorary journalism or- ganization, are elected annually. The LIGHTHOUSE is also actively af- filiated with the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association and The Columbia Scho- lastic Press Association. They strive to improve the quality of scholastic journal- ism through publications, workshops, and critical evaluations. Lighthouse staff covers news Members of the PHH Lighthouse Staff: BOTTOM ROW; Amelia Dortman, Barbara Cousins, Therese Nault, .Ann McIntyre, Stephanie Walker, Lucienne Pettee, Diane Evans, and Sandra Pleger. TOP ROW; O’Wanda Headd, Carol Emlaw, Margaret Bigger, Graham DeVey, Sandra Hall, Judy Hock, Sandra Emlaw, William Himes, and Mrs. Mary Sanderson. Thomas Lill is not shown. 26