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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1966 volume:

.0 P y „ ■ : p r v S.v. £ P «’ i.cv’Vv .i ?v k £ - JiL . J5s5? | ' ' BlSe® j If ■ nr O THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF PORT HURON HIGH SCHOOL An work by Kenneth Kania proudly presents The STUDENT 1966 Marilyn Lester Editor Business Manager Linda Lapp students of Port Huron High The student of P.H.H.S. uses and The Port Huron High student respects his school. He may be found congregating with friends in the main lobby or in the student lounge. Or he I9C ! 4 enjoys offered facilities . . . 5 • • respects the policies Mr. Gaylord Feick Principal Port Huron High School Mr. Gaylord Feick has served as Principal of Port Huron High School since January, 1965, when he assumed the duties of resigning Mr. Colen J. Sonunerville. Mr. Feick first came to our school as a chem- istry teacher. Then, in 1962 he was appointed Assistant Principal of Port Huron High. Mr. Feick has displayed the supreme guidance which every student and staff member of this school respects. His conscientious and eloquently spoken words, as well as his behind- the-scene efforts, have directed us in innumerable successes. The stu- dents say HATS OFF to Mr. Feick. of Port Huron High School . . . Miss Patricia Austin Assistant Principal Miss Patricia Austin has served the stu- dents and faculty as Assistant Principal of Port Huron High since 1964. Miss Austin handles all problems relating to girls at P.H.H.S. She also heads the guidance and counseling services offered. Miss Austin is in charge of the testing program at the school and she is involved in curriculum development and program evaluation. Before assum- ing the position of Assistant Principal, Miss Austin was a counselor and an English teacher. The students and faculty wish Miss Austin continued suc- cess at Port Huron High School. Mr. Wallace Nault Assistant Principal Mr. Wall ace Nault was appointed Assist- ant Principal of Port Huron High School in January of 1966. Before taking on these new responsibilities he served as a boys’ counselor and previously he taught in our social studies department. Mr. Nault, as well as Miss Austin, assist lr. Feick in carrying out various administrative duties. Mr. Nault is specifically concerned with the Driver’s Training Program which he supervises. We wish Mr. Nault a successful career as Assistant Principal of Port Huron High School. 7 8 Port Huron is a progressive city. The expanding city limits continue to be adorned with new edifices as neces- sity is shown. The new interstate highway system has transformed our surroundings, making them resemble those of many other prosperous metropolitan areas. The growing population demanded the construction of three elementary schools and Port Huron Northern High School. Through the gracious gift of Andrew J. Murphy a Junior Sports Arena and Tower are added to the Me Morran Complex. 9 . cooperates with administrative • • Superintendent of Schools Dr. Gerald De Grow and School Board policies . . . Members of the Port Huron Area Board of hducatlon arc SEATKD: A.B Douvas. STANDING: William K Gilbert, K. Bingham Kead, II. Kord Carlisle, Vice-p resident; Richard A CcxjIcv, I’residenU and Mrs. Nicholas G. Whipple, and Dr H. J Hazledlne. Board of Education The seven members of the Board of Education have explored many new areas of educational opportunity during the 1965-66 school year. Along with this, the Board has been very busy with such regular activities as policy making, personnel approval, appropriations of budgets and expenditures, and a second curri- culum study. Many extra meetings were held regarding special problems and the mill age struggle. Education is moving into many new areas of exploration and our Board is keeping Fort Huron up to date with much of this. The opening of the Thomas A. Edison Elementary and Sparlingville Elementary Schools, programmed our district into the practices of team teaching and individualized instruction. The initiation of Project Headstart explored the need for offering culturally deprived children a chance for a better start in school. A citizen ' s study to effect possible reorganization of the Junior College was launched. Application for federal funds for home study centers and remedial instruction programs faced up to the need for helping educationally disadvantaged children. 11 in preparation for a future as an asset to his community Port Huron High School students realize the importance of developing their minds and personalities in order to be assets to their community during and after high school. Thus, these public buildings represent the resources which the community makes available to its young members. They serve as sources of knowledge, justice, and recreation - ail necessary elements in the complete student and citizen of Port Huron. 13 Activities 16 Underclassmen 138 14 15 Hard work and imagination Juniors win first place with their float entitled WHALE ' EM . A picture is worth Second place goes to the Sophomores for their float, BATTER the BATHERS . 18 produce original floats Seniors take third place with thdr version of LITTLE BROWN JUG HOW WE LOVE THEE . a thousand words. Fourth place goes to the Freshmen s SINK the BATHERS 19 Our Queen Linda and Court reign over Homecoming 1965 BOTTOM ROW: Paula Corry, sophomore; Ann Cleland, senior, and Pamela Budinger, junior. TOP ROW: Carol Lapp, freshman; Bonnie Weiss, Catherine Ort, Junior; and Laurie Saunders, freshman. Neither rain nor wind can Steve Daggett, Marilyn Zimmer and Robert Mugridge turn out to help cheer the Big Reds. Band members Jenny Pelton, Forbes Johnson, Greg Johnson, and Kathy Falk join in the fun of Homecoming. Exdiing Homecoming game draws crowd, even in the rain. stop Homecoming festivities Jon Smith, Robert Frasier, Louise Wai- ters, and John Castillo, Parliamentary Law Club members, participate in the Homecoming parade. 23 Class of ’66 uses creative imagination Frances Hamm, Ann Cldand, and Margaret Bigger work hard to achieve their aim: La Parisian Night . When catastrophe strikes, Barbara Waters, Larry Judith Meyers, Barbara Waters, Wendy Kendrick and Mr. William Mandt put finishing touches on a mural of Notre Dame. 24 to produce Parisian atmosphere Sidewalk cafes provide a place for weary dancers to rest their feet Junior Prom Committee Chairmen Publicity Decorations Refreshments Tickets and Programs Music Charms Chaperones J acqueline M acBeth Mr. William Mandt . . . . Marilyn Lester Miss Pearl LeRud Sue Thomas Mrs. Fern Lindsay . . Margaret Bigger Meredith Hill Mr. Allen Phillips . . Sheralyn Woolley Mr. Veto Pesano . . Wendy Kendrick Mr. F. Swegles Mary White Couples dance to the music of the Cascaders. Onions in the Stew adds Cast of the Sailor Hay 1 : BOTTOM ROW. Dainis Wil- lia Dortman, and Ann Claucherty. TOP ROW: Thomas Heath, czynski, Joan Wilier, Bonnie Shover, Wave Bristle, Constance Connie O ' Neil, Wesley PloufT, Anthony Choi ., Ann Cleland Cash, Barbara Waters, and Graham I)eVey SECOND ROW: Terry Szczepanski, and Robert Armltage. Judy Zuldema. David May, Sand! Hall. Sandra Kmlaw, Ame- Cast of Senior Play Choosing a play is the first and most important task in presenting a successful production. Mr. Floyd Emlaw, play director, leafs through synopses of various plays, searching for the right one. Betty Ann Cleland Don Anthony Gholz Anne Penny Porter J oan Bonnie Shover Howard William McKeand Roger Terry Szczepanski Cl aud David May Claire Wave Brisde L ley Pamela Kinnee Margo Sandra Emlaw The Senior class extends its thanks to Miss Kathy Merchant, Port Huron Junior College, who came to the rescue. When Bonnie Shover became ill. Miss Merchant played the part of Joan in Onions the Stew 26 flavor to school activities Children, stop that! Ann Claucherty scolds her chil- dren, who are played by Constance Cash and Barbara Waters. Diane McPharlin, Kathy Merchant, and Dorothy Fettes apply make-up to Anthony Gholz and Dennis Wilczynski. Have another cookie, by all means, but don ' t forget to fix the plumbing! Ann Cleland remarks to Harry, played by Dainis Wilczynski. 27 Li ghthouse Staff More ads, more subscriptions, if you want a six-page paper next time, Jenny Pelton, business manager, explains to Lu- cienne Pettee, advertising manager and Amy Dortman, editor-in-chief. Double checking copy against duplication on any page are page editors Diane Mac Pharlin, William Himes, Peggy Bigger. Sandra Emlaw, Saudi Hall, and Carol Emlaw Since 1922 the Li ghthouse has served Port Huron High School students, always striv- ing to achieve the goals of the paper ' s origi- nal motto, Loyalty and Service. This year ' s staff adopted the following editorial policy to augment the motto: To print a school newspaper in the interest of the entire student body; to re- port school and community news without prejudice. To give students an opportunity to ex press their own opinions through signed letters to the editor. To make every effort to stimulate inter- est in all worthwhile student activities. The Lig hthouse is a member of the Quill and Scroll Society, Michigan Interscholastic Press Association, and Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Mrs. Mary Glenn Sanderson is the ad- Stop shivering and giggling, Wesley Plouff, staff photographer commands, as reporters Joe Burgett, Nancy Hanneke, Constance Cash, William Brahany, and Lucy Burde pose for this picture. Reporters and feature writers Pam Kinnee, Diane Glombowski, Terry Roskey, Cindv Brown, and Nancy Jaskoski plan copy foi the limes Herald l unipr . 28 Yearbook office busy, busy place! Nlanbcrs of the Yearbook Staff: BOTTOM ROW’: Theodore Thomas Ouellette TOP ROW: Carol Cinn, Ellen Deacon, Kopa, Karen Defrain, Linda Lapp. Business Manager, Miss Nancy Ammennan, Kathy Swainson, Cora Vance, Janet Krupp. Culp, Advisor; Marilyn Lester, Editor, Kita Stanislowski. and Pamela Schultz, and Linda Hall. New members second semester, not present for picture arc Mary Henry, Kay Martin, Sandra Em! aw, Linda Pagen, Bar- bara Waters, and Frances Hamm Student Staff ACTIVITIES Karen Defrain CURRICULUM. . . . Rita Stanislowski and Barbara Waters SENIORS Pamela Schultz JUNIORS Janet Krupp SOPHOMORES Nancy Ammerman FRESHMEN Frances Hamm SPORT ' S Thomas Ouellette and Theodore Kopa CLUBS Ellen Deacon FACULTY Linda Hall INDEX .... Sandra Emlaw, Kathy Swainson, Linda Pagen CIRCULATION Carol Ginn and Kav Martin COPY Mary Henry PHOTOGRAPHERS . . . Eric Cameron, Marvin Gonser, and Wesley PloufT BUSINESS MANAGER Linda Lapp EDITOR Marilyn Lester Barbara Waters and Frances Hamm do some last minute typ- ing to meet deadline. 29 Port Huron hosts 15 th Participating Schools Capa c Marine City Marysville Memphis Port Huron Catholic Port Huron Port Huron Northern Richmond St. Clair Yale 30 annual Government Day Government Day discussion leaders and recorders are: BOTTOM ROW: THIRD ROW Graham DeVey, Thomas Heath. Edward Stubbs, and Marilyn Shaw. Ann Cldand. and Sandra Hall. SECOND ROW: Dorothy David Casado TOP ROW: Robert Arroitage, Johnny Castillo. John Fettes, Joan Wilier, Sue Thomas, Jacqueline MacBeth, and Meredith Hill. Aymen, David May, and (tan’ Shevnock. The 15th Annual Senior Government Day was held in St. Clair County on April 28, 1966. Port Huron acted as host to what was the largest gather- ing of Senior Government Day students ever held in the state of Michigan. Students from the county heard Dr. Gerald DeGrow, the Superintendent of Port Huron Area Schools, deliver the opening message. Later, students met in smaller groups to hear local and state government officials discuss such varied topics as mental retardation, juvenile delinquency, civil rights, and re- creation facilities. The first Senior Government Day was held in the Wood- row Wilson Gymnasium, but it w as transferred to the McMorran Auditorium and, later, to the McMorran Sports Arena in order to accommodate grow- ing numbers of area Seniors. Co-chairmen, Joija Goodman and Robert Barker worked along with Mr. Ralph Harrison to make this a successful Government Day. 31 Students strive to Grand Prize winners of the 1966 Magazine Sale; Joseph M crick a, Thomas Theodore Kopa, Cris Christenson, Robert Baldwin, and Brian Hackett. Laughlin, Carol Ann Meehan, Sandra Hayes, George Pifer, Barbara Waters, The three top sellers, Thomas Laughlin, Joseph Mericka, and Carol Ann Vlechan, display trophies they earned with hard work. Grand Prize Winners Joseph Mericka . . Thomas Laughlin . Carol Ann Meehan Sandra Hayes . . . George Pifer .... Barbara Waters . . Theodore Kopa . . Cris Christenson . Robert Baldwin . . Brian Hackett . . . Portable hi-fi Portable TV $100 $50 Government bond Gift certificate Gift certificate . . . . Transistor radio Gift certificate $35 Government bond Gift certificate reach $9,000 goal Some of this years happy winners are -Joan Wilier. Diane Schrooder, Bruce ChrtsUck. Robert Krupp. and Lana Aldrich. Ierry Szczepanski and Bonita Hallay, co-chairmen of thcprize assembly, ’We got our sleepy dogs ' by selling three subscriptions to Life. admire prizes won by Joseph Nlericka and Thomas Laughlin. say Isaura Ruiz and Aleta Day. Student Council 5� J % |y 4 V Seated: Sandra Hall, Recording Secretary; Terence Kipp, Vice-President; and Dorothy Fettes, President. Second Row: Debora Snyder, Melanie Dunn, Paula Sloat, Denniese Potvin, Maureen Heath, and Charles Frasier. Third Row: Clarice SeamonCCatherineZauner, Pamela Klnnee, Linda Deering, Alice Davison, Margaret Rigger. Cary Shevnock, William Nedela, and Jeffery Jones. Top Row: Jean Gardner, Carol Ann Meehan, Janet Ceglarek, Edna Brown, Frank Fenton, William Steinbous, Ronald Jackson, James Ilindes, Richard Wickings, Gary Martin, Thomas Kierkegaard, and Michael Kelley. 34 First Semester Seated: Carol Heed, Corresponding Secretary; Robert Barker, Treasurer, and Karen Defrain, Parliamentarian. Second Row: Debra Barres, Susan Weston, Susan McCallum, Linda Williams, Meredith Hill, and Jacquelyn Anderson. Third How: John Ddl, Hamid Langoif, David Pynnonen, Marsha Setter, Marianne Plout, Patricia Hastings, Barbara Thornton, Margaret Coudie, and Sharon Collingwood. Top Row: Murray Thompson, Cameron Hale, Robert Krupp, Richard Marshall, John W illiams, Carol Lapp, Connie O ' Neil, Dana Brown, Julie Martin, Laura Saunders, Warren Flynn, Diane Bradley, and Barbara Sweet. Student Council Officers seated: Sandra Hall. Recording Secretary; Theodore Rachwal, Vice- President; and Terry Szczepanski. President. Second Row: Edna Brown, Paula Sloat, Denniese Potvin, Maureen Heath, and Vicki Taylor. Third Row. Bonita H allay, Rita Stanisiowski, Susan Matthews, Laurie Kendrick, Terry Roskey, Leona Anderson, and CristiieChristenson. Fourth Row: Carol Reed, Catherine Zauner. Edward Distlerath. Richard Hisscock, John Gon- zales, and Thomas Minguske. Top Row: Marilyn Yeager, Carolyn Morris, Linda Kelley, Christine Kockler, Klaine Mowers, Royce Scott, Paul McDonald, and Richard Marshall. 36 Second Semester Officers Sealed: Linda Williams, Corresponding Secretary; Karen Defrain, Parliamentarian; and Thomas Kierkegaard. Treasurer. Second Row: John Dell, Meredith Hill, Susan McCall urn, Verna Smith, Monica Bowers, Lee Sassenella, Jan Stracenrider, and Nancy Brown. Third Row: Johnny Castillo, Harold La ngolf, Joseph Heinbach, Susan Weston, Alice Davison, Linda Deer- ,n J ean Armstrong, and Diane Thompson. Fourth Row: Murray Thomp- son, Robert Krupp, Robert Dalrymple, David Pynnonen, Connie O ' Neil, Christina Suggs. Sandra Ankeny, and Karen Louks. Top Row: John Will iams, James Harder, Ralph Burde, Robert Frame, Cynthia Nurnberg, Susan Niebauer, Sandra Weston, and Linda Goodman. Play cast tries Cast members Gerald Zeig, William Himes, Kathleen Falk, Jeffery Jones, and Terry Roskey rehearse lines, trying for the right inflection in their voices. William Himes and Lucienne Pet tee use facial expression to get their point across at practice. Mr. Floyd Kmlaw, Director, Wave Bristle, Bonnie Weiss, Martha Seldott, and Jeffery Jones look on as Sandra .Werner and Terry Roskey attempt to pull David Pynnonen out of a waste paper basket. Cast of Alonzo William Himes Harold Jeffery Jones Otis Forbes Johnson Wooten David Pynnonen Hermione Terry Roskey Amy Lucienne Pettee Olive Marion Li 11 38 hand at musical Members of the All-School Play Cast: BOTTOM HOW Lucienne Petto;, Falk, Susan Martin, David Pvnnonen, Bonnie W eiss, and W endy Ken- Terry Roskey, Martha Seldon, and Perry PloufT. SECOND HOW : drick. TOP ROW: Richard Dalrymple, Steven Kennedy, Jeffery Jones, Linda Penn, Bonnie Shover, Marion Lili, Janet Lashbrook, and Bonita Paul Smith, W illiam Himes, Nancy Hanneke, and Wave Bristle H allay. THIRD ROW ' : Forbes Johnson, Sandra Werner, Kathleen Bubble T rouble Finch Sandra W erner Collins Wendy Magneson Secretaries Sue Torrey, Nancy Hanneke Guide JudyZuidema Commerd alaires Bonnie Shover, Wave Brisde Bonnie W eiss, Martha Seldon Choregraphy David Chesney, Linda Penn Commercialaires. Bonnie Shover. Martha Seldon, Bonnie W’eiss, and W ave Brisde added much to the show with their musical numbers. 39 American Literature opens many gateways Mrs. Shader s first-hour. Senior, American literature class is reading their field the foll owing day. assignment on Longfellow. They plan to discuss The Arsenal at Spring- Robert Leslie recites Bryant s Thanatopsis to Mrs. Houck ' s American literature class. 42 Grammar strengthens our language Mary Ann Wiegand (standing) and her panel. Judith Cldand, Patty Kay Meehan, Cynthia Nurnbcrg, Nancy Williams, and Susan Cleland, report on the Christmas traditions in different countries in Mrs. Chidester ' s ninth-grade English class. Janet Miller recites parts of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar in Mr Malone’s tenth grade English class. Gary MacDonald gives his six-week’s book report to Mrs. Schaefer ' s Senior English class. 43 Problems in Democracy Mr. Harrison discusses the proposed 25th Amendment to the Constitution on Presidential succession in his second-hour American Government class. In the sixth-hour Economics class Sue Voices, Theodore Rachwal, and Janies Vaughn explain to the class how factories contribute to the economic growth of the United States. 44 The past is linked with the present Mr. Lincoln points out the changes in the I ' nited Stales territory to his first-hour American History class. Freshmen learn the basics of government Mary Ann Weigand gives a report to Mr. I’esano ' s fourth-hour Civic’s class. 45 Gail Bialk and Aleta Day put problems on the board during their first-hour, second-vear Algebra class while the rest of the class makes corrections on their papers. hour students, David Smiles 1 , Rebecca Stanley, Darlene Leonard, and Rene Spear put problems on the board while the rest of the class watches in Mr. William s first-sear Algebra class. The Trigonometry class, taught by Mr. Case, looks on as Thomas Ham- mar explains the construction of cones. Miss Leonard ' s PlainetCeometry class is learning about triangles from the explanation of William Phippen. the language of the sciences Practical Mathematics is the study of numbers. Algebra, unlike Practi- cal Mathematics, uses letters instead of numbers. Geometry offers the study of figures on a plane and on a three- dimensional surface. Trigonometry is the study of triangles. There are many fields in mathematics beyond Trigonometry such as Analytic Geo- metry, Calculus, and Probability. Mathematics has proven itself to be the gate and key of the sciences. The Practical Mathematics dass corrects homework problems as Mr. Anderle places answers on the board. 47 Business education ■ ■ Mrs. Lindsay dictates the daily lesson to her fifth-hour Steno- graphy class. Miss Birdsall s sixth-hour General Business class studies insurance. Arthur McMillan and Teresa Tipa display insurance policies to their class. 48 prepares for careers Miss Frankhausers first-year typing students are working intently typing as many words as possible in one minute in her fifth-hour class. Languages provide visits Miss McClure is telling her first-year French class about the authors shown on the bulletin board. Latin students learn the meanings of English words from related Latin words. Spanish is the language of Mexico, Central America, and much of South America. French is considered to be one of the most clearly understandable and pre- cise of all languages. The first-hour, first-year Spanish class receives corrected tests from Mrs. Slater, while Richard Sanchez and William Gentry place the daily assignment on the board. 50 to many different countries Mrs. Slater ' s second-year Spanish class is making use of the language laboratory located in the annex. Mary White, Anna Marie Gauthier, Janet Krupp, and Sherry Woolley put the Greek alphabet on the board, as the rest of the class looks on in Miss Edward ' s third-year Latin class. The students in Miss Edward ' s first- year Latin class work diligently on a chapter test. Field hockey enthuses girls BOTTOM ROW: Kay Kells and Patricia Smith. SECOND ROW: Christensen, and Linda Hall. TOP ROW: Patricia Hand, Nancy Ben Barbara East, Karen Ward, Carol Monton, Marjorie Kongas, Christine nett, Jennifer Pelton, Sandra Hayes, and Katherine Kavailich. This is how we stay limber and in top shape! The second-hour leaders demonstrate to the girls the various procedures followed in playing field hockey. 52 Leadership stressed in gym classes BOTTOM ROW: Judy Hardy, Chris Christensen, Irene Bopp, Wendy Herbert, and Carol Monton. SECOND ROW. Margaret Miller, Mar- jorie Kongas, Marcia Albert, Hallie Munger, Anne Claucherty, and Cheryl Herbert. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Hallay, Suzanne Martin, Shar- on MacDuff, Rita Stanlslowski, Donna Wickings, and Ricky Woolman. TOP ROW: Diana Reitz, Patricia Hanel, Kathleen Crorey, Linda Bo- rowski, Nancy Bennett, Barbara East, and Kathleen Moran. The first-hour leaders teach their fellow students how to toss and direct the ball when playing volleyball. A leader takes on many responsibilities. She takes charge of the locker room, teaches exercises and instructs the gym classes in various sports. Her main obligation is to set a good example as a young lady and athlete for the other girls in the class. 53 Physical fitness is important in youth In the picture to the left, Albert Cooper and Stewart Albert watch Lawrence Herriman climb the rope as George Johnston holds it for him. The picture above shows Mr. Laughlin ' s third-hour Physical Education class doing their exercises. They are led by Robert Barker. In the picture below, Lawrence Herriman and George Johnston watch as Stewart Albert and Albert Cooper work out on the parallel bars. 54 Fine Arts added to art curriculum Vicki Smith, Michael Werner, Thomas Balk will, Paul Hilliker, and Margaret Miller are at work on daily assignments in Mrs. McPhariin ' s sixth-hour Art class. During their fifth-hour Fine Arts class, Michael Heath, William Himes, and Sandra Plcoger do analyses of paintings. 55 The boys In Mr. Cook ' s first-hour Vocational Machine Shop class are hard at work on their projects. Alex Emerick lends a helping hand to Chris Sawdon while Stephen Bonner and Stephen Hudy look on in Mr. O ' Brien s fifth-hour General Shop class. Industrial Arts offer a means of experimenting Jerry Freshour, Dennis Potvin, Richard Scott, Kenneth Suchin, Robert Collingwood, and Kenneth Gamble are busy with their projects in Mr. Buckman ' s first-hour Woodshop class. 56 Everyone In Mr. O ' Brien’s fifth-hour General shop class is busy with his assignment. with different materials and tools Vocational Machines offers the opportu- nity to learn Shop techniques and gives experience in operating power machines. In Woodshop the students learn the cor- rect ways of handling wood of many dif- ferent types and forms; plus, they are in- structed in the use of many wood-working tools. General Shop offers a wide variety of pro- jects in metal. Thomas Nalepa, Gary Davis, John Lloyd, Ronald Woodley, Eddie Jackson, James Lee, Robert Foster, James Sugrue, and Robert Kania watch as Mr. Cook demonstrates the use of the micro- meter in his fifth-hour Vocational Machines class. 57 The satisfaction of working with ones hands Miss Kuhlenkamp looks on as some members of her firsi hour Crafts Deborah Barrett, Janet Dellin. Joanne Hunt, Daniel Klaas, Krank dass work. They arc: James Bartley, Larry Laturno, Michael Chesnev, Toth, and Nat Hunt. The art of a trade. . Hte Mechanical Drawing class is busy under the direction of their teacher, Mr. Belt. 58 Driver’s Training promotes good driving habits JK A good driver is alert, always prepared for the unexpected, and demonstrates good driving habits. His own safety and the lives of others depend on his driving ability. A good driver also shows courtesy to other drivers while on the road. Mr. 1 1 illaker explains the technique ofleft hand turns to David Snyder and Jacqudyn Morehead. The sixth-hour Drivers’ Training class listens while Mr. Hillaker lectures on rural driving. 59 Pleasant interruptions: lunch and study hall I he cafeteria is never quiet from 11:25 to 1:00. During this time there are three shifts of students pouring in and out. At times it is down to a dull roar, but usually a hectic pace reigns as we eat in twenty-five minutes. Study Hall provides a time for students to work on their assignments, but those few who use it as a gab session soon find out the consequences. 60 The arts of homemaking Linda Eagle, Donna Ballard, Rosemary LaVere, Lorna Spencer, and Sharon Mintz prepare cake frosting in their third-hour Cooking class. Grant Peabody explains a point of interest to his second-hour Home and Family Living class. Jeanne Fuchshofer, Elizabeth Steele, Diana Gosman, Linda VanNest, Donna Wickings, and Nancy Ostrander are seated while Nancy Wilkens. Gloria Bennett, Terry Bonkoski, Mary Colley, Susan McCallum, Nancy Hilllker, Loretta Fuller, and Judy Zarkowski stand watching Aleth a Goodrich pin a pattern on material in their sixth-hour Clothing class. 61 Students pursue knowledge L ft. Martha Seldon and Richard Sanchez discuss the plant cells and their forms while examining them under the microscope. Bottom: Mr. Charles Richards helps Fletcher Diggins draw the plant cells accurate ly after seeing them under his microscope. in field of science 63 Science is the basis of life Left: Wendell Alexander, Robert Steel, and Kdward Stubbs work with an oscilloscope as James KerT looks on. Bottom: Mr. Spiess explains the different types of clouds and their formations to his General Science class. 64 P.H.H. has outstanding band P.H.H has outstanding band Majorettes: Cora Vance, Carol Neeley, and Kristine Cronce. Bottom How: M. Block, I). Schell. N. Johnson, C. Sullivan, S Daggett, C. Dawson, J. Pd ton, C. Johnson, M. I.imberg, and M. Roberts. Second Row: S. Cleland, S Adams, M. Greene, i). McAulev. C. Kiefer. S. Pleger, C. ieg, P. Kveritt, R. Himes, B. Weiss, S. Kota, 1 Hoffman. P. Kress, N Brown, l. Pagen, 1). Schmitt, D Palmateer, D Thompson, C Phare, J Reed, and R Dickey. Third Row: M. Pringle, J. Cleland. K. Schofidd, K. Kells, W . (.entry, P. Sloat, S. lor rev, C. Pleger, I). Kalrnian, G. Murawski, J. Young, M. Todd, B Mugridge, D. Pynnonen, J. B rah any, R. Tubbs, 1) Hall, K. aimer. Brown, K Folk. and M Setter. Fourth Row J Dell, S. Kveritt, K. N ance, N llanneke. H Kress, V. Man d. S. Yokes, P. Plouff, T. Grubbs, M. Derring, S. Gentry, R Anglebrandt. S. Schwenk, and M. Falk. Fifth Row: N. Hawley, D. Schneider, M. Willis. S. Warren, J. Jones, R. Kveritt. J. Ndson. N. Reed,F. |ohnson, R. Ilerple, t. Swegles, P. Carter, .V P. Ploull, D. Facie, C. Ilise, R. Dalrymple. S. Kress. M. Arnett, R. Stanislowski, and I.. Magncson. Fop Row: F. Kovatch, J Hupert, W. Stanislowski. W. Magncson, R. Wharton, W Himes, D. Rood- house, C. Putney, K. Willard, 1). Ruble, 1). Smith, S. Felk, L Burde, R Newman, and K. McQuaid. This year’s band boosted our P.H. morale and made ’Band Boosters ' out of all of us as well. They have helped to create our school spirit both at assemblies and games. Their perfor- mances during halftime in football season were greatly admired. It was a P.H. highlight when the band undertook Beethoven ' s complete Fifth Sym phon y and entertained us so exceedingly well with their fine performance at McMorran Auditorium. Our thanks to Mr. Hollinger and Port Huron High s enthusiastic and talented band members. 65 Harmony in the choir adds to A Cappella Choir Bottom How: Kathleen Cherry ' , Karen Summerville, Margaret llerher, Judy Ught, Sandra Tribble, Carol Caudill, Deborah Barrett, Miss Meade, Laura Kmerick, Martha Seldon, Susan Bitter, Carol Kidd, Joan Wilier, Wave Bristle. Judith Heed, and Donna Reitz. Middle How Linda Knisley, Penny Porter, Meredith Cates, Susan Weston, Mary’ llerber, Sandra W arner, Chris tene W’illan, Danny Orr, Richard Kastman. David May, Michael Surez, GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB: BottormKow: Marguerite Willis, Janet Thornton, Nancy Ostrander, Barbara Fortsner, Diane Schott, Gail Bialk, Cheryl Sage, Ladora Williams, Kathie Rossow, and Miss Meade. Middle Row: Darlene Leonard, Susan McCallum, Judith Minnie, Marilyn Precor, Rubv Hickman, Sharon Krctchman, Terry Bonkoski, and Karen Phipps. Top Row: Judith Morley, Nancy Hanneke, Sharon Mac Duff, Bonnie Johnston, Connie Fdker, Margaret Rosalez, J anice Bubel, Lynne Glosser, Sandra McLeod, Barbara Cesefske, Georgette Lavere, Susan Fredrick, and Christina Suggs. the harmony in the school William Walsh, Michael Cartier, Sandra Miller. Judith ' u idem a, Janice Anderson, Patricia Barker and Kvelyn Beauchamp. Top How Thomas Morris, Lance Parr, James Collins, George Murdick, David Miller. Paul Maxwell, Thomas Heath, Michael Johnson, John Coon, Willard Hicks, Dennis Wilczynski, Harold Kelp, Roger Hale, Harold Langolf, Arnold Hartley, Charles Blyth, Theodore French, and Kathleen Chapman. Miss Meade, who is our new choir director this year, attended Michigan State University and re- ceived her Bachelor of Music degree from Eastman School of Music. She also obtained her Masters de- gree in music at the University ol Michigan. Miss Meade taught at Alma College for two years and taught last year at Grand Rapids Central High School. We thank Miss Meade for the many hours and efforts which went into making these fine choral groups. 67 The world of work Mr N. Oman, head of P.H. Co- op Department. Bottom Row: J. Goodman, M. Shaw, E. Cadaret, P. Anger, and Mr. Oman. Second Row: E. Squires, K. Sommervillc, V. Hill, A. Coodrlch, K. Cemoules, and B. Cousins. Third Row: K. Dustie, R. Maud, and D. Langowski. Fourth Row: C. Upleger, J. Meyers, K. Zmolik, S. Wilkens, and C. Shcfler. Top Row: J. Coon, T. Thornton, L Wizauer, L Armstrong, C. Blythe, W. McKeand, and L Hansen. Bottom Row. D. Russell, P. Wingate, J. Light, C. Coleman, N. Gardner, K. Wesley, G. Doan, and S. Bugg. Second Row: L Hastings, L Lapp, K. McWilliams, M.A. Metzger, C. Thorn- ton, E. Ewart, and M. Osmer. Third Row: D. James, G. Straub, G. Pifcr, T. Szczepanski, J. Studer, J. Vaughn, T. Lash- brook, T. Pettee, and M. Lohr. Fourth Row: D. Hall, S. Vokes, A. Dortman, C. Emlaw, E. Elenbaum, D. Bentley, D. Schott, S. McDaid, C. Day, and J. Pozdrowski. Top Row: P. Silvers, D. Gamble, T. Torrey, T. Heath, J. Robinson, D. Kuehn, R. Kars, R. Mactjewski, S. Ward, D. Rossow, C. Flynn, and D. Heino. for Co-op students Linda Tipa, Jorja Goodman, and Alctha Goodrich used a Christmas theme to decorate the Co-op window in the annex during their Co-op related class. Clubs add fun and satis Great Books Debate During this evening ' s discussion of Gulliver s Travels . Great Books Club members Johnny Castillo, Marilyn Zimmer, Terry Rosky, Martha Seldon, and Graham DeVey go beyond the child’s adventure storv to talk about some of Swift’ s comments on contemporary society and human nature. Debate Club members Nancy Hanneke, Patricia Fuller, Jerry Zieg, Forbes Johnson, Richard Swegles, Michael Flieshman. John- ny Castillo. Terry Kipp, Mark Blovei, Sally Adams, and Janice Bubel discuss their approaching debate: The United States Should Adopt Compulsorarv Arbitration Laws for Industrial Disputes. 72 faction to highschool years Science Club Science Club officers are: BOTTOM ROW ' : John Castillo, Vice- president; Nancy ' Hanneke, Secretary; and William Me Keand. President. TOP ROW: Mr. Phillips, Sponsor; Catherine Vance, and Henry Gholz. Mathematics Club Mu Alpha Theta, Mathematics Club members are BOTTOM ROW’: Sue Thomas, Treasurer; Mary White, Secretary; Anthony Gholz, V r ice- president; and Robert Amitage, President. MIDDLE ROW: Marsha Meyers, Marilyn Zimmer, Dana Westphal, Ann Cldand, Cora Vance, Sandce Goss, Linda Bielk, and Sue Gentry. TOP ROW: Roger Dicky, Wesley Plouff, William Armstrong, William McKeand, Thomas Kier- kegaard, Thomas Hammar, Vance Richardson, Dennis Schneider, and Terrance Kipp. 73 School activities Future Teachers Mary Henry gains experience while helping a teacher correct papers. Future Teachers are Seated; Janet Olsen, Secretary; Jacque- line Moorehead, Treasurer, and Dana Westphal, Vice-Presi- dent. SECOND ROW: Marion Rush, Diana Hood, Aleta Day, Susan Szezepanski, Patty Kay Meehan, and Theresa Cartier. THIRD ROW: Pamela Williams, Diane Cillett, Lynn Appleford, Sharon Collingwood, Mary Henry, and Ka- therine Waleen. TOP ROW: Anna Marie Gauthier, Ann Suggs, Daniel Hodgins, Catherine Zauner, Gail Berry, Terri McPharling, and Cheryl Coleman. may be a career Future Nurses Mrs. Dorothy Schaefer, Future Nurses ' Sponsor, also listens attentively as Miss Charlotte David- son, Port Huron Junior College ' s Director of Nursing, informs the girls of various aspects of the College ' s Nursing Program. Future Nurses members are BOTTOM HOW: S. Falk, K. Curry, P. Williams, P. Sloat, D. Gamble, K. V’ance,J. Bramer, S. Schwenk, and C. Phare. MIDDLE HOW: J. Goodman, M Norman, A. Jackson, D. Fairman, N. Kazmarczyk, S. Torrey, H. Kostein, J. Nelson, M. Plaut, M. Setter, and B. Dostie. TOP ROW: K. Stainslowski, W Magneson, M Bender, J. Tissue, S. Hall, C. Zauner. I). Hall, M Greene, S. Horning, M. Currie, and A. Cllaucherty. 75 Clubs offer social and Parliamentary Law Club officers: Seated is President Jane O ' Sullivan. Standing: Vice-President, Carol Ann Meehan; Corresponding Secretary. Anna Marie Gauthier, Sergeant- at- arms, Gregory Boughton; and Recording Secretary, Martha Seldon. President J ane O Sullivan listens thoughtfully to a member ' s suggestion while secretary Martha Sddon records the proceedings. Parliamentary Law Club Bottom Row: Martha Seldon, Frederick Swegles, Jane O ' Sullivan, Sponsor, Mr. Frederick Swegles, Carol Ann Meehan, Gregory Boughton, and Anna Marie Gauthier. Second Row: Marilyn Zimmer, Hope Kress, Mary Clauchcrty, Dorothy Mosher, Susan Schwenk, Marsha Meyers, Sue Ritter, Terry Roskey, Sandra Horn- ing, and John Castillo Third Row: Lorraine Mdms, Chervl Coleman, Patty Kay Meehan, Mary Henry, Gerald Zieg, Joseph Hupert and John O ' Sullivan. Top Row: David Casado, Nancy Hanneke, WUliam McKeand, David Roodhouse, Cheryl Yeager. John Aymen, Robert Frasier, and Danny Castillo 76 scholastic recreation New of the successful Honor Society Bakesale Is heard by Robert Armilage, Anthony Gholz, William Armstrong, Marilyn Lester, and Connie O ' Neil. The group can now go ahead with plans to offer a onc-vear scholarship to Port Huron Junior College to a worthy Port Huron High School graduate. Honor Society Bottom Row f : Miss Raub, Sponsor, Robert Barker, President; Carol Ann Meehan, Paula Cochrane, Elizabeth Elenbaum, Sue Carol Reed, Vice President; and Marilyn Lester. Secretary. Second Weston, Connie O’Neil, Wendy Kind rick Sandy Gauss, Linda Sly, Row: Jane O ' Sullivan, Mary White, Marilyn Yeager, Sue Thomas, Judy Meyers, Marilyn Zimmer, Amy Dortman, and Linda Bialk. Dorothy Fettes, Meridith Hill, Connie Cash. Jackie NlacBeth, and Top Row: William McKcand. William Armstrong, Ann Cldand. Barbara Waters. Third Row: Deana Bemley, Laurie Kendrick, and Anthony Gholz. P.H.H.S. Pep Club The Pep Club is responsible for pro- moting much of P. H . H .S. ' s effervescent school spirit. Here our cheerleaders lead a group of P.H. boosters at a three o ' clock rally. Pep Club members: BOTTOM ROW: Janet Olson, Aleta Day, Karen Dcfrain, and Cary Shevnock. SECOND ROW: Sue Thomas, Margaret Bigger, Bonnie Hallay, Carol Ann Meehan, and Marilyn Zimmer THIRD ROW: Marilyn Lester. Sue S oe- panski, Susan Ritter, Elizabeth Edwards, Joseph Mericka, Jac- queline MacBeth, Joan Wilier, and John Pozdrowski. FOURTH ROW: Mary Claucherty, Pamela Conger, Peggy King, Connie Tuschling, Vicky Conger, Perry Plouff, and David Belair. TOP ROW: Barbara Waters, Terry Woodward, Constance Cash, Gregory Boughton, and Amelia Dortman. Ski Club Miss Birdsall, sponsor of the Ski Club, is a most active ski enthusiast. Active Ski Club members are: standing: Ann Cleland. Isaura Ruiz, Catherine Ort. Joan Wilier, and Cary Shevnock Bottom How: Warren Flynn, Judy Cldand. Marilyn Zimmer, Linda Smith, Kay Kells. Linda Bopra, Irene Bopp. Margaret Bigger. Constance ( ' ash, and Barbara Waters. Middle Row: Alfred Meyers, Cindy Nurnberg, Linda Mc- Intyre, Stuart Studer, Steven Richards. Robert Krupp, John Dell, Marcia .Meyers, Carol Reed. i’amda Schultz, Janet Krupp, Nancy 1’ickdhaupt, and Kathy Rossow. Top Row: Terry Smith, Robert Annitage, Marcia Setter, Trace)’ Cortese, Michael Smith, Jeffery Billins. William Gentry , Susan Niebauer, Janet Ceglarek, Kristian Hall, Marcia Irwin, Susanne Ritter. Elizabeth Edw ards, and Connie O’Neil. 79 Photography Club Kneeling, President Terry Szczepanski Bottom Row: John Aymen, William Arm- strong, and W illiam NlacKean. Second Row: Douglas Davidson, Dennis Schneid- er, Wesley Plouff, and sponsor, Mr. Malm. Third Row: Eric Cameron, Roger Dickey ' , and Marvin Gonser. Top Row: George Pifer, Timothy Jones, and Robert Barker Roger Dickey and Timothy Jones hope to salvage a clear negative or two from the previous day ' s shooting. Terry Szczepanski places a negative in the photo enlarger and focuses it on the lower plate. 80 Art antics spell kookie” club The dub sponsor, Mr. Mandt, spends many hours helping the members. Art Club members are: Bottom Row: Frank Fenton, Bonnie McDonald, Mr. Mandt, Sponsor, Donald King, and Anna Gauthier. Second Row: Carol Ginn. Anne Mayers, John O’Sullivan. Dvanne Glomboski, and Diane McPharlin. Third Row: Howard Ward, Mary Ann Radatz, Margaret Patrick, Norma Currie, Charles Miller, and David Gamble. Fourth Row: Candice Jenkins, Ellen Keyser, Judy Mdain, Dara Lee Keith, Connie Shook, and Diane Schott. Fifth Row: Susan Fredrick. Terri McPharlin, Monica Bowers, Kathy Falk, David Buffington, and Karen Hunt. Top Row: Lauri Fredrick, Sherri Hartman, Terry Roskev, Dick Dalrvmple, Martha Seldon, and Dave Casado. Actors and singers Rehearsing their lines are Nancy Hanncke and led French. Fel- low actors observing in Bottom Row arc Forbes Johnson. Mar- garet Bigger, Anthony Gholz, and Ann Cldand. Second Row: Kathleen Chapman. Terri MacPharlin, Sandra Warren, Marian Lill, Robert Armitage, David May, Martha Seidon, Jeffery Jones, David Pynnonen, Judith Zuldema, and Dennis Wllczynskl. Top Row: Pauline WoJdk, Diane MacPharlin, Sandra F.mlaw, Terry Roskev, Linda Williams, Wave Bristle, Sandra Miller, and Joan Wilier Folk Club members are Bottom Row: Martha Seidon and Terry Rosky Second Row: Jean Schneid- er, Craig Setter,, and Patricia Barker. Third Row: Sandra Werner, Joan Wilier, Sharon Macjennet, Frank Fenton, Thomas Morris, David Gamble, Marsha Meyers, Sherry Hartman, and Barbara Guske. Top Row: David Casado, Terri MacPharlin. Anna Marie Gauthier, Kathleen Falk, and Richard Dalrimple. Craig Setter and Martha Seidon begin tuning as Folk Club members gather for an afternoon of songs and music. 82 athletes and Republicans Members of the oung Republicans are: Bottom Row: Mary W hite. Robert Hobden. Top Row: Anthony Gholz, Kathy Swainson, Carol Robert Armitage, Reggv Bigger, Janet Krupp, Barbara W aters, and Reed, Pamela Schultz, Martha Seldon, and Cora Vance. Varsity club members are. Bottom Row: David Hartman, David Bookruin, Stephen Ward, Gary Shevnock, David Brown, Howard Colby, Robert Parker, and George Pifer. Second Row: Coach Willard, George Mellendorf, Robert Lunney, Gerald Noble, Timothy Jones, Dennis Schneider, Edward Distdrath, John Gilbert, David Heino, Richard Marshall. Bruce Christick, Robert Baldwin, and George Munn. Top Row: Coach Her- ring. Kurt Richardson. Richard Limberg, Steven Lewis, Lee Magneson, Terry Woodward, Michael Kdley, Gordon Jamison, William Manzel. Donald Rossow, Matthew Cortez, Dennis Potvin. Robert Bales, George Murdicd, Theodore Rachwal. and Coach Laughlin. 83 Varsity football team Bottom Row: D. Bookrum, M. Lester, R. Bales, R. Parker, T. Hub- bard, C. Hale, and D. Brown. Second Row: Coach Bankson, G. Shevnock, G. Munn, T. Rachwal, R. Lunney, E. Stubbs, P. Maxwell, J. Vaughn, R. Jackson, and Coach Willard. Third Row: Coach Ritter. T. Jones, G. Pifer, T. Nichals, D. Miller, H. Colby, J. Gilbert, B. Christick, and W. Picklehaupt. Top Row: L Falk, J. Suchin, J. Noble. R. Burde, R. Limberg, J. Pazdrowski, and G. Mellendorf. 1 Port Huron Opponent 0 Flint Northwestern 35 12 Grosse Pointe 32 0 Roseville 21 7 Mt. Clemens 12 30 Hamtramck 12 0 East Detroit 21 12 Pontiac Northern 19 6 Royal Oak Kimball 19 6 Ferndale 27 73 198 1 Won-1 Lost-8 Tim Jones is tripped up by a defending tackle. 86 represents P.H.H.S. well! Our varsity standouts of the ' 65 season arc: George Plfer who receives the Harry Smith Award Mr. Gaylord Feick presents the Tubby Meyers Award and Gary Shevnock who wins the Tubby Meyers Award and the Springer and Rose Award. which fellow players bestow on Gary Shevnock. The Harry A nderle Award goes to John Suchin. Richard Limberg receives the Captain ' s Award. Martin Lester seeks a touchdown as defenders seek him! 87 J.V. team members are scrappers Bottom Row: E. Cameron, J. Billins, I). Catherines, J. Jones, R. Buen Minguski, and Coach Hiliaker. Top Row: R. Woodley, K. Shonk, L. rostro, B. Nedela, and B Shanks. Middle Row: Coach Heering, T. Noble, P. Mrozowski, M. Nichols, W. Spear, and J. Jones. Laughlin, J. Thomason, C. Zielke, W. Wright, K. Suchin, S. Jurk, T. Port Huron Opponent 6 Pontiac-W aterford 12 0 Hazel Park 6 6 Roseville 26 0 Mt. Clemens 19 13 Flint Northwestern 21 6 East Detroit 21 19 Pontiac Northern 7 20 Ferndale 13 21 Won 3 P.H. Northern Lost 6 7 (Kir J.V. boys and their coaches have shown us that next year ' s varsity will be something to look forward to. Coach Hiliaker obliged our J.V. team with what they needed - good coaching and victories. 88 Freshmen are top in victories Bottom Row: J. Williams, S. Albert, M. Loxton, J. Gross, R. Campbell, Row: L. Washington, R. Jarvis, D. Mellendorf, C. Miller, B. Graham, M. J. Harder, J. Noel, and W. Forbes. Second Row: Head Coach Lowell Gonser, D. Shonk, J. Schneider, and W. Weller. Top Row: W. Kelley, Spiess, C. Kelly, P. McDonald, J. Rinker, K Brown, N. Berry, L. Thorton, M. Suarez, P. Demetroff, A. Nlunger, L. Campbell, R. Morris, and L. Nichols. D. Young, W. Lewis, R. Limberg, and Assistant Coach Veto Pesano. Third Port Huron Opponent 0 6 14 6 45 0 19 18 45 0 27 P. H. Northern 2 7 7 Won 5 Lost 1 Tied 1 By the efforts and victories of our class of 69, a future league championship is not far off Head Coach Lowell Spiess Pressure and commotion - a football game 90 Track men show initiative throughout season Coach Charles Richards Port Huron Season ' s Record Opponent 28 Davison 29 29 ( 3-Way )P.H. Northern 45 Meet Croswell-Lex 53 28 P.H. Northern 29 44 Mt. Clemens 17 33 Roseville 24 44 East Detroit 19 29 P.H. Northern 26 17 W ar ren- Fitzgerald 46 54 (3-Way ) Ferndale 15 Troy 68 42 Mt. Clemens 17 39 Roseville 22 48 East Detroit 15 Bottom Row: D. Hartman, K. Richardson, S. Ward, D. Rossow, Magneson, F. Zidke, W Gordon, E. Willard, and Coach Charles and W. Man el. Top Row: A. Meyers, W. Arnold, D. Corby, L. Richards. 91 Final score isn’t everything Members of Varsity and Junior Varsity basketball uan.s arc J. Harris, Stubbs, E. Dislelrath, T. Laugh! In, B Benneu. Department Head Reed G. Jamison. M. Cortest. T. Kierkegaard, R. Lunney, B Chrlstick. J. Laughlln; and Head of Port Huron athletics. Brick Fowler Top Row Jones, and 0. Bookrum Middle Row: J V. Head Coach. Lowell Spiess; T. Balkwill, M. Nichols, W Stewart, J. Jones, B Maxwell. II Mixon. P Varsity Head Coach, Stephen Bankson; B Bales. J Gilbert, S. Jurk, FL Mrowsowski, R. Moore. L. Noble. and C. Dlnkcl t Huron Opponent 54 Flint Northwestern 83 44 Birmingham-Seaholm 54 62 Farmington 72 70 Walled Lake 52 68 Roseville 84 61 P.H. Northern 85 49 Ml. Clemens 59 48 East Detroit 79 59 Crosse Pointe 81 54 Roseville 63 70 1M1. Northern 71 56 Mt. Clemens 79 51 Hamtramck 77 64 East Detroit 93 70 Pontiac- Northern 72 61 Waterford Township 82 Stephen Bankson, Head Coach of Varsity Basketball team 92 There’s action in J.V. Schedule Both teams anxiously wait to see who gets that ball. Port Huron Opponent 37 Flint- North western 74 47 Birmingham 37 45 Farmington 50 57 Walled Lake 51 48 Roseville 63 42 P.H. Northern 55 49 Mt. Clemens 55 48 East Detroit 53 45 Crosse Pointe 54 45 Roseville 51 38 P.H. Northern 48 50 Mt. Clemens 39 59 Ham tram ck 54 49 East Detroit 72 51 Pontiac-Northern 56 42 Po ntiac-W aterfo rd 52 752 Total Points 864 47 Average Per Game 54 (Won 4, Lost 12) Opposing player ' s set-shot falls short as one of our J . . boys waits for the rebound. Lowell Spiess, Head Coach of Junior Varsity Top man wins Rotary Award 94 Ninth grade Basketball proves superior BOTTOM ROW: L. Campbell, J. Shanks, B. Kelley, R Clvnc, J. Snider, Daid, manager, F Rebeschke, C. James, M Loxlon, J Wollman, and S. Howe, and L. Nichols. TOP ROW: Coach Douglas Boyse, C. Me- oach Charles Lincoln. SEASON RECORD PORT HURON OPPONENT 56 Lapeer 43 51 Capac 39 42 Cros-Lex J.V. 31 45 Port Huron Northern 44 39 Sarnia 31 41 E. Detroit - Grant 45 39 Utica - Eppler 45 44 Mt. Clemens 57 38 E. Detroit • Oakwood 51 41 Capac 60 41 Utica - Sterling 31 72 Lapeer 64 46 Utica - Shelby 34 77 Sarnia 26 41 Port Huron Northern 53 49 Mt. Clemens (overtime) 52 762 706 Won 9 — Lost 7 Cha rles Lincoln Head Coach 95 Romping Reds, Go, Fight, Win! Swimmers have determination First Row: S. Richards, G. Johnson, F. Gauthier, M. Kdley, L. Farr, l). Dawson, C. SwaJord, C. Zilki, D. Kivd, C. Setter, L. Mangnesen, D. Kish, N. Gross, and R llobden. Second Row: Coach Willard, C. Pynnonen, D. Orr, J . Hindes, and J. Richards. (3-Way Meets) Port Huron 16-1 2 London P.H. Northern 17 Utica P.H + Northern 25 Warren 12 Mt. Clemens P.H. Northern 17 Hazel Park P.H. Northern 31 Utica P.H. Northern 39 London P.H. Northern 33 Mt. Clemens P.H. Northern Opponent 83 Harold Willard, Coach. 27 88 40 50 44 89 39 97 Hams” place third in E.M.L. P.H.H.S. WRKSTLKKS: Bottom Bow J. Moncrief, K. McMillan, K Corby, J. Bussell, and Mr. James Bitter, Head Coach. Top Bow: B. Kania. J. Sucliin, G. Moak. A. McMillan, and A. Cooper. Middle Mud ridge, manager; B. Kania, K Suchin, B I.imberg. N. Hunt, K Row: Mr. John Ileering, Assistant Coach; K. Klawon, C. Hale, D. Minteer. G. Oliver, and I). Castillo, manager Port Huron Opponent 9 Walled Lake 37 31 Davison 18 38 P.H. Northern 6 24 Flint Central 22 21 Warren- Fitzgerald 27 36 Pontiac- Waterford 13 22 Pontiac-Central 21 14 Roseville 30 21 Fast Detroit 24 26 PH-Northern 14 22 Farmington 21 Won-7, Lost-4, Tied-0 Arthur McMillan pins his opponent in a key score. 98 Varsity track members set the pace BOTTOM ROW: S. Ward, D. Rossow, J. Nichols, E. Jefferson, C. Shipley, D. Simmons, R. Siurmer, R. Parker, and E. Distdrath MIDDLE ROW’; Coach Pesano, Coach Spiess, T. Jones, J. Harris, A. Bartley, W. Manzel, R Lincoln, T. Nichols P. Maxwell, C. Goss- Port Huron Season ' s Record 33-3 4 Croswell-Lex (3-Way) P.H. Northern 19 Ferndale 42 Hazel Park (3-way) P.H. Northern 29 East Detroit 48 P.H. Northern 18 Mt. Clemens 28 Roseville man, W. Armstrong, N. Koon, K. Richardson, T. Rutt, and Coach Richards. TOP ROW’: E. W’illard, J. Briggins, C. Zielke, W. Stewart, D. Kibal, C. Noble, R. Mugridge, R. Rummlee, J. Noble, M. Lester, J. Billins, S. Hill, J. Studer, R. Buenrostro, and G. W ' hite. 9 1 Coach q i Veto Pesano Coach Charles Richards 99 P.H. Netters tie in their season BOTTOM ROW: J. Jones, M. Cartier, R. Marshall, W. Brahany, and D. Herrick. TOP ROW: Coach Laughlin, S. Vokes, S. Lewis, M. Smith, R. Day, J. McClellan, T. PorteT, and L McDaid. Reed Laughlin Coach Port Huron Season ' s Record Opponent 0 1 3 3 0 4 3 0 1 2 2 4 Won 6 East Detroit St. Clair Roseville Lapeer Mt. Clemens P. H. Northern St. Clair East Detroit Roseville Mt. Clemens P. H. Northern Lost 6 5 6 2 4 5 1 4 5 4 - 1 2 3 1 100 P.H. Batters swing to a good season BOTTOM ROW: B. Campbell, G. Munce, D. Herrick, D. Weston, L. Badley, ]. Paulson, G. Heimbach, and J. Morris. SECOND ROW: Coach Heering, J. Pozdrowski, D. Potvin, D. Heino, G. Munn, R. Lunney, J. Weaver, G. Murdick, D. Hunt, A.Gram, and Coach Hilli- ker. TOP ROW: M. Frantz, D. Dawson, T. Cornwell, D. Belair, C. Zielke, T. Torrey, C. Hale, J. Gossman, A. Loos, and G. Mellendorf. Port Huron Opponent 4 East Detroit 8 3 Livonia-Bentley 0 6 Livonia-Bentley 2 3 Davison 1 3 Davison 0 2 Roseville 6 1 Mt. Clemens 2 0 East Detroit (12 innings) 1 1 P.H. Northern ( 8 innings) 2 0 Flint Northwestern 2 2 Flint Northwestern 1 5 Roseville 0 3 Mt. Clemens 2 2 P.H. Northern 1 Won 8 Lost 6 Robert Lunney and David Hunt show their determination during practice. 101 Strong and even swing not enough for golfers d Bottom Row I). Schneider, A. Choi , M . Cortcsc, and K. iJvingston. lop Row: W. Ilobden, Coach Muller, and R. Hobden. Port Huron Season ' s Record Opponent 208 Croswell-Lex 198 236 Mt. Clemens 232 180 St. Clair- (3-Way) 170 P.H. Northern 181 182 Roseville 160 362 P.H. Northern 356 184 St. Clair 173 173 Lapeer 200 177 Roseville 172 120 Mt. Clemens 119 431 P.H. Northern 462 Won - 2, Lost - 8 102 Girls’ Athletic Association G.A.A. Entertains Northern G.A.A. plays an important part G.A.A. Officers The Girls ' Athletic Association officers; Wendy Kendrick, Correspond- President; Pamela Schultz, Senior Vice-president, Georgina Smafidd, ing Secretary; Patricia Barker, Junior Vice-president; Marilyn Lester, Corresponding Secretary. G.A.A. Council Wendy Kendrick, Patricia Barker, Marilyn Lester, Pamela Schultz, and Cochrane, Christene Will an, and Marilyn Yeager. Fourth Row. Bonnie Georgina Sm afield. Second Row: Marda Meyers, Mildred Jones, Con- Dostie, Connie Tuschling, Kandise Maynard, Janice Bubd, Denise stance Conlan, Sandra Emlaw, Pamela Kinnee, and Donna Reitz. Third Blanchard, and Deborah McDaid. Row: Marian Lill, Laurie Kendrick, Kristine Cronce, Linda Allen, Paula 105 Sports ♦ Girls ♦ Boys = Co-ed Night 106 G.A.A. offers many activities Cheerleaders: Bright and on the beam! Varsity Cheerleaders are BOTTOM ROW: Sue Thomas, Captain; Szczepan.sk i, Big Red mascot; and Marilyn dimmer. TOP ROW: Deana and Bonnie Hallay. SECOND ROW: Carol Ann Meehan, Terry Bendey, M argaret Bigger, Captain; and Nancy Ammcnnan. Yes , it is true. Our Varsity Cheerleaders are bright and on the beam! The uniqueness of the girls ' cheers has helped to promote outstanding school spirit and participation in the student body. The assembly skits showed the girls ' initiative. Loyalty and devotion were shown by these girls in rain, sleet and cold during football season. Spirit even rose higher during basketball season with the help of the newly formed card section and traditional pep band! 108 Junior Varsity and Alternates add pep Alternate Cheerleaders arc. BOTTOM HOW: SherryConrad. SECOND HOW: Mary Ammennan and Janet Baldwin. TOP ROW: Lee Sassancila. 109 w i- ©M«SS(t� C 2 Seniors will remain loyal Senior dass officers are Anthony Gholz, President; Icrry Pettee, Vice-president; Ann Cleland, Secretary; and Mary White, Treasurer. They pose here with the principal, Mr. Gaylord Feick. In order to raise money ' for activities of the coming year. Seniors begin the year with a Senior car wash and a bake sale. Homecoming festivities brought Sen- iors a third-place with their float, Little Brown Jug How We Love Thee . Karly in the fall the Senior class challenged the Juniors to a Tug-of-War. The Juniors got revenge in November by daring us to meet them under the lights in the first annual Powder Puff Football game. The Senior play, “Onions in the Stew, proved entertaining for all who attended its performances in December. With booming voices and loads of school spirit, the Seniors won the traditional Pep Jug at a major pep assembly. Seniors busily prepare for graduation exercises with many marching practices. They await June 13th with great anticipation. 112 to Port Huron High School Class Pin Senior spirit livens James Larry Armstrong Armstrong Franklin Arnott Diane Ashton Janet Barden Hugh Battley John Linda Aymen Bahr Robert Wayne Barker Barres Deana Susan Bentley Betts Shirley Beatrice Baird Banks 114 entire student body Sharon David Bowman Boyer Buckingham Buckner Robert Harold Bumail Bussey 115 Senior play : prompters . . . grease paint. . . Frederick Chapdelaine Richard Paul Carmichael Carter Johnny Castillo Samuel Catanzaro Kathleen David Chapman Chesney Anne Ann Howard Cheryl Claucherty Cleland Colby Coleman Nancy Albert Linda Barbara Conlan Cooks Cooney Cousins Carole Clark James Collins Marsha Cowles 116 Senior assistance. success • • Gloria Doan Linda Eagle Carol Emlaw Sheryl Douglas Karen Damaschke Davidson Davis Donald Elizabeth Ekelund Elenbaum Sandra Diane Emlaw Evans Marcia Dunn Alex Emerick Elaine Ewart Senior Queen candidates add The Senior Homecoming Candidates for Queen are: BOTTOM ROW: Bonnie Shover, Dorothy hettes. and Pamela Kinnee. MIDDLE ROW: Penny Porter, Carol Reed, Sharon Horbes, and Linda Tipa. TOP ROW: Margaret Bigger, Ann Cleland, and Sharon NlcDaid. Susan Fleming Craig Flynn Christine Fockler beauty to Homecoming activities Charles Frasier David Gamble N1 artha Garcia Nancy Gardner Sandra Gauss Anthony Gholz Ted French Jeanne Fuchshafer Loretta Fuller Sharon Gage Second semester Student Council condidates for President and Vice-president and their managers pose for a picture after a competitive hour of campaign speeches. Albert Gonzales Joija Goodman Aletha Goodrich Richard Gordon 119 Entrance exams. . .applications. . Calvin Gosman Sandra Hall David Hammond Steven Harris Jud . Hardy Nancy Hawley Diana Alan Judith Brian Gosman Graham Greene Hackett Robert Patricia Jethro Hand Hansen Harris Linda William Richard Thomas Hayes Hayes Hearn Heath . . .Seniors plan for college or job Mary Cheryl Ruby Willard Herber Herbert Hickman Hicks Meredith Vedar Nancy Hill Hill Hilliker Robert Ronald Sharon Hobden Hock Horbes Steven Hubbard Timothy Jones David Diana Hunt Jackson Kenneth Kania Dara Keith Diane Hill Charles Hise James Howe Edward Jefferson Michael Kelly Gary Kendrick 121 Wendy Kendrick Carol Kidd Nathan Koon Hope Kress Sharon K retch man David Kuehn Senior pep” is the spice Betty Linda James Kleeves Knisley Koebke Mrs. Schaefers filth-hour Senior English class enjoys die presentation of “Dr. Wilczinski, David May, Elaine Russell, Susan Yokes, and Brian Hackett. of high school life Terry Lawrence Georgette Lashbrook LaTurno LaVere Michael Lashbrook Raymond LaVere Marilyn Lester Patricia Lewandowski Judith Light Norman Lump Heidegger s Experiment ' which is given by Gary Straub, Dennis Robert Jacqueline Gary Ronald Lunney Mac Beth MacDonald Macejewski Sharon Macjennett Beverly Maness Ray Greg Paul Martin Martin Maxwell Debora McAuley Mike John McCabe McCallom Sharon McDaid Katherine McWilliams Linda William Sandra Diane McIntosh McKeand McLeod McPharlin Gloria Christine Sally Joseph Mellendorf Melms Merchant Mericka 124 there’s a mighty Senior Lela Norman Mary Ann Metzger Judith Meyers Richard Arthur David Mikula Miller Miller Richard Mills Gordon Moak Kathleen Moran 9m Thomas Morris Hallie M unger George Munn George Linda Murdick Nedela Bonnie Constance Mary Odom O ' Neil Osmer Terryl Nichols Charles Lance Stephen Katherine Ouellette Parr Parrow Patterson Government Day. . .officials of Sandra Pleger John Preston James Randolph Vance Richardson Lucienne Terry Charlotte George Pettee Pettee Phillips Pif er William Eileen Putney Ramage Carol Diana Reed Reitz Jeffery John Richert Robinson Theodore Rachwal 126 today meet leaders of tomorrow. • • Donald Debora Rossow Russell John Gregory Sanderson Schaefer Sally Diane Schofield Schott Shanks Shaw Marilyn Connie Shaw Sheffer Gerald Russell David Schell Pamela Schultz William Seeley Gary Shevnock Georgina Smafield Sighs of relief echo through halls Beth Ann David Smith Smith Charles Karen Snyder SommerviUe Gary Gerald Edward Straub Stroh Stubbs Richard David Tacia Tade 128 exams end for the last time Sandra Gwendolyn Tribble Troy Linda Virginia Tucker Vance Michael James Varty Vaughn Beverly Barbara Warsinske Waters 129 Senior steering committee plans Members of the SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE arc BOTTOM ROW. Sue Thomas, Anthony Gholz. President; Terry Pettee, Vice-President; Mary White, Treasurer, Ann Cldand, Secretary; and Jacqueline Mac Beth. MIDDLE ROW. Marilyn Lester, Sandra Emlaw, Barbara Waters, Pamela Schultz, Constance Cash, and Karen Defrain. TOP ROW: Wendy Kendrick, Robert Frame, Joseph Mericka, Pauline Wojcik, Thomas 1 laminar. Linda Bramer, and Will iam Armstrong. Dennis Susan Joan Linda Alvin Marguerite Wilczynski Wilkins Wilier Williams Willis Willis many activities throughout the year ' Little Brown Jug How We Love Thee was the title chosen for the Senior Class float this year. Even though the float took third place, the Seniors were extremely proud of it. Pauline Barbara Sheralyn Wojcik Wood Woolley Seniors display good sportsmanship and school spirit at the Homecoming game. They represent their class with the large sign they proudly carry. 131 Coach Hal Willard The Senior girls ' Powder-Puff football team was coached by Varsity Football Coach, Hal Willard. Mr. Willard graciously gave his time to help teach new ' plays to tne girls. All of the Senior girls who participated in this activity would like to thank Coach Willard for all his fine assistance. Powder Huff King poses with his court after thecrowning at half lime. I ft to right are: Gary Shevnock, Robert Barker, King, Gary Martin, Howard Colby, and Terence Kipp. Seniors challenged to Powder-Puff Staying off the ground seems to be next to impossible for both teams in the hectic tug-o-war for the pigskin. POWDER-PUFF TEAM: Bottom row; Ann Cldand, Gwen Troy, Sandra Hall, Karen Sommerville, Diane McPharlin, Linda Branier, Iinda Buckingham, and Rita Stanislowski. Second row: Sally Schofield, Sheryl Herbert, Wendy Ken- drick, Pamela Schultz, Elaine Russel, Joan Wilier, Deana Bentley, Barbara Wa- 132 Picture at left: Gary Martin is being crowned Powder-Puff King by Mary White during the half time ceremony of the Powder-Puff Football game Cheerleading antics by the Senior boys add fun to the game. The cheer leaders are, from left to right: John Suchin, Thomas Morris, Terry Pettee, Lance Parr, Craig Flynn, Dennis Wilezynski, Jerry Szczepanski, Donald Rossow, and Harold Kelp. game that begins new tradition Bedlam is in the air in the Senior locker room before the game ters, Carol Thornton, and Nancy Hawley. Top row. Assistant Coach, Miss John- son, water girl, Kliza Smaficld, Marilyn Shaw, Margaret Bigger, Sue Thomas, Sandra Bugg. Constance Cash, Amelia Dortman, JoAnn Pozdrowski, Karen Defrain, Sandra Kmlaw, and Coach Hal Willard. Around the school The Seniors held a car wash in Septem- ber to raise funds for lorthcoming acti- vities. Tern- Pettee, Vice-President of the Senior Class, c low ns around on Pine Grove Avenue fl aging down customers. Students combined fun with work and the car wash proved very successful. Seniors momentarily lorget how sophisticated they are as they enjoy the snow in the courts during lunch hours. Michael McCabe, Judy Xuidema, Kathleen Wesley, Diane School, Charles Snyder, and David Hall read material about colleges and careers from the College Corner located in the student lounge. 134 with Mighty Seniors” Gary Shevnock, Dorothy Fettes. Constance Neil, Sandra Hail, and Barbara Waters show Thomas Kierkegaard, our foreign exchange student from Sweden, how a hungry P.ll.H.S, Senior eats. These are the chairs in which the Mighty Seniors sat during assemblies. Now the Seniors graduate and leave the chairs empty, awaiting the incoming Senior class. Seniors from the Young Republicans act as hosts and hostess es during Governor George Romney s visit to Port Huron High. 135 With graduation, high school life ends X 136 Principal’s Honors List Robert Barker Beth Ann Smith Co-Valedictorians of Port Huron High Mary White Salutatorian Robert Armitage Dorothy Fettes Terence Kipp Sue Ann Thomas Seniors With a Scholastic Average of 3.75 , or Higher Ambitious leaders plan President Sponsor Vice-President ■P VJ Ini’ ra w i V 1 Jeffrey Billlns Floyd Belt Nancy A mmerman Secretary T reasurer Junior steering committee: BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Ammerman, Janet Krupp, and Susan Ritter SECOND ROW: Jane O’Sullivan, Catherine Oit, Terry Woodward, Martha Seldcn, and Laurie Ken dnck. THIRD ROW: Bonita Hallay, Kathy Swainson, Marcia Meyers, and Christine Christenson. TOP ROW: Anna Gauthier, Karen Hunt, Sharon McDuff, Kurt Richardson, Jeffrey Billins, Mathew Cortese, Elizabeth Edwards, Patrida Barker, Cindy Jo Brown, and Jo Ann Burgett. 140 various Junior activities Albert Aldrich Alexander Alexander Anderson Anderson Peggy Anglebrandt Kathy Arnold Margaret Arnold Ashford Atherton Ayotte Ball Ballard Barker Barnes Deborah Arnold Evelyn Barrett Bartle y Beauchamp Dave Thomas Gloria Marie Nancy Frederick Belair Bell Bennett Bennett Bennett Best Bialk Blythe Bonner Bookrum Bopp Bopra Bowerson o ffM Louis Boyer Brandi fc)| O r M ilton Buckner Raynaldo Buenrostro Brennan Brenton Dennis Lucy Buffington Burde Ralph Jo Ann Burde Burgett Bonnie Thomas Judy Bubel Buckingham Buckley ■ Mona Cameron Karron Carmody David Carpenter 141 Juniors eagerly seek Michael Alex Lena Cartier Caryl Caryl Jo Ann Meredith Carol Janet Bonnie Casado Cates Caudill Ceglarek Chapdelainc Kathleen Stanley Cherry Chrisholra Christine Christenson Bruce Christick a ft ft ▲ 1 k. m-ik Timothy John John Class Clouse Clyne m Paula Cochrane Douglas Vickie Colemen Conger ei ft ji ' M Philip John Conn Coon John Corbe Timothy Cox Lawrence Rudolph Dodd Dortman Cheryl John Laurie Emigh Emerick Emerick ft 1 ft David Dalrymple 4 James Davis Jim Dave Dawson fll Julia De Venv ft M Roger Dickey Fletcher Diggins ft £J Melanie Dunn $ Barbara East ft Richard Eastman lei 9 Richard Diane Everitt Fairman Aleta Paula Day Dease Edward Dlstelrath Cynthia Elizabeth Edwards Edwards ft C4 ¥ dbkh Steven Robert Joseph Fenner Fiedler Fleming 142 a successful future Don Margaret Linda Colleen Michael Charles Martin Cheric Fleming Flcury Fogal Fogarty Forstncr Fowler Frantz Frasier Susan Jerry Fredrick Freshour Jimmy Jean Gamble Gardner Anna Marie Gauthier Paul Kathryn Susan Shirley Linda Gauthier Gcmoules Gentry Gcrrow Gerstenberger John Gilbert Robyn Carol Gilbert Ginn o Diane GlombowskJ Robert Gobel Pamela John Larry Goddard Gonzales Cos man Barbara Linda Cameron Roger Linda Bonita Gustke Guy Hale Hale Hall Hallay James Hand Patrida Hanel Nancy Hanneke Luther Hoskins James Haslip Sandra Michael Hayes Heath David Gunter Cynthia Hancock What does a Jolly Intelligence. A Junior studies so long and so hard at night to keep his grades up, that during classes he has a hard time keeping his head up Relaxation. A Junior knows when it is time to lake a break Irom the daily routine. 144 Juniors stand for? I og ether ness. W hen a Jolly Junior takes timeout to sit and think, does he do it alone? Of course not! Individuality. No one can say that a Junior does what everyone else does, for as you can see, he decides what he wants to read when he wants to read it. hnergy. Whether the Juniors are working on a class project or swinging at a school dance, they always do it with that added ounce of pep. 145 Junior boys second to Mary Margaret Wendy Robert David Sylvester Terry William Henry Herber Herbert Herpcl Herrick Hill Hlllger Hillis William Himes Dennis Himmel Richard Richard William Hisscock Hobdwn Hobden A 4 4km Daniel George Hudgens Hoffman (O i M Richard Holmes Rhoda Holscy Theodore Stephen Hubbard Hudy James Hunger Joanne Hunt LV Karen Hunt Suzanne Jackson Gordon Jamison a|!f Gary Michael Johnston Johnston P 0 « J k ik � Michael Kelley Oscar James Kelly Kemp Nathaniel Richard Annabelle Hunt Hyatt Jackson Nancy Candice Norbert Jaskoski Jenkins Johnson Stephen Michael Linda Jurk Justin Kania Laurie Steven Barbara Kendrick Kennedy Kenney Ronald Stephen Jackson Jackson Donald Katherine Kars Kaualick James George Kerr Keyle none in school sports Theodore Kopa Barbara Lake Cheryl Donald Kiefer King Jon Krabach Lambert Richard Kretchman Charlyn Langolf Richard Langolf Michael Kinney Kenneth Kristick Janet Lashbrook Clayton Leame Mary Ugo Marjorie Kongas James Lee Robert Wayne Stephen Marion Richard Leslie Lewandowski Lewis Lill Li m berg John Marshall Lindsey Lohn Alden Loos Gailann Jeffrey’ Janet Donald Gary Loshow Losie Looks Loxton Loxton a irk Dale MacClemmons Fred Bonnie Lawrence Sharon Sandra Lee Leonard McDermont MacDonald MacDonald MacDuff MacPhcrson Magneson Marshall Richard Marshall Suzanne Martin Janis Matts James Daniel John Charles Dawn McBean McCants McClellan McLain McLellan 147 Juniors win a much Before the game much of Mr. Charles Lin- coln ' s spare time and energy was spent in teach- ing the Junior girls secret plays and safety rules. The Junior girls realized what a great coach he was when they gained many needed yards and scored touchdowns after following his advice. Ihornton. THIRD HOW: Bonnie Chapdelaine, Laurie Kendrick, Betsy Edwards, Lena Carvl, Marion Lill, Aleta Day, Wendy Her- bert. and Irene Bopp. TOP ROW: Janet Lashbrook, Janet Krupp, Jennifer Pdton. Georgina Greene, Patricia Barker, Paula Cockrane, Nancy Ammerman, and Linda Pagen. BOTTOM ROW: Y r icki Taylor, Barbara Lake.Sharon Mac Duff, Sally Friedland, JoeAnn Burgett, Rebecca Nuske, Norma Osmer, Kathy Swainson. and Marcia Meyers. SECOND ROW: Kathy Kavalick, Sandra Warren, Robin Gilbert, Susan Martin, Janice Stracenrider, Karen Hunt, Cora Vance, Sue Ritter, and Delores Co-captain Georgina Greene carries the ball into the end zone for a touchdown. Throughout the game she and co-captain Robyn Gilbert showed their ability for quick thinking and continuous action. You will always be lucky if you carry a rabbit ' s foot wherever you go. The Juniors thought about this cliche as the)’ attempted to find a suitable mascot for their team. The)’ finally came up with Rabbit, who proved to bring them four times as much good luck as a rabbit ' s foot. sought-after victory The locker room was tense with excitement as the clock ticked away the time. Restless and vet ready for the game, the Junior girls tried to remember all that they had learned from their coach. Last minute instructions were added to the already mixed-up minds. The clock struck seven forty-five and out the Juniors ran, ready and eager for a victory. Action, mud, girls, and a football provided laughs and thrills for the many fans who had gathered to watch the two teams. After four quarters of bumps and bruises, the Junior girls walked off the field knowing the joy of victory. At the dance following the game, the Junior Co- captain Robyn Cilbert was presented with the Powder Puff Trophy. The first annual Port Huron High School Pow der Puff Football Came was a success! Yea, team ! Yea, team ! J-U-NI-O-R-S J uniors. Juniors, They are the best! These chants, led by nine peppy cheerleaders rang out from the west bleachers. BOT- TOM ROW: Captain Jeffery Billins, John Pozdrowski, David Carpenter, Steve Lewis, and David Bailey TOP ROW: David Heino, Cordon Jamison, Michael Kdlv, and Bruce Cri stick. 149 Arthur McMillan Sandra Midgley Carolyn Morris Timothy Porter 150 Edward McMillan Sharon Mintz Dorothy Mosure H Diane Ostrander V r c Juniors have spirit ■■ Penny McPherson Carol Ann Meehan Sharon Millard Denise Miller Faye Miller M arcia Meyers f M argaret Miller Terry Mitchell - f I ' w Grant Nixon Eliza Moncrief Carol Monton Daina Moore Pauline Nixon ■■ Gerald Noble Lyle Ostrander Jane O ' Sullivan Randall Oswald Thomas Ouellette Jennifer Pel ton Cl Denniese Pori’ in Dennis Potvin John Pozdrowski Marilyn Precour Willie Meyers Sandra Miller John Norman Nancy Price Donald Middlebrooks Judith Minnie r Mike Moore Linda Morden Rebecca Nuske Danny Orr Linda Pagen Gerald Parmann a Linda Porrett Dwight Quant and determination Janies John Constance Kurt Susan Charles Susan Rdkin Reno Rich Richardson Ritter Rlx Robison Susan Terry George Isaura Janies A. James W. John Rock Roskey RosUne Ruiz Russell Russell Russell Richard Mary Patricia Richard Christopher Lora Jean Catherine Lillian Rylander Salbert Samson Sanchez Sawdon Schneider Schott Schott Diane Linda Clarise Martha Craig Byron Russdl Schroedcr Schumann Seamont Sddon Setter Shank Sherlock Patricia Paul Rebecca Dennis Gerald Smith Smith Smith Snyder Sparks James Smith Warren Lome Spear Spencer Excitement of J-Hop Jan Stracenrider Thomas Spencer Delores Thornton fM Sue Tracy M ark Trestain Cora Jean Vance Paula Vigrass Susan Sleembu rg Edward Strang Donna Thornton Mary Ann Van Dusen m Richard Vigrass Mark Lynn Stadalnikas Steinhaus J antes Sugrue Doris Tavlor Vicki Taylor n Norman Surllne mdvSsJi Carolyn Trombley Carolyn Upleger Linda Van Nest Carol Vansach Linda Walker Dennis Ward Christine Swaffield Diane Thomas 1 Christine Upleger | Edith Van Wormer Richard Valdez o mOM William Steinhaus W Ilford Stoner U-A Katherine Swainson Q Jod Thomason w MtA Dennis Tosch Frank Toth o w Robert Vickery Sandra Warren Brian Washburn 152 highlights Junior year 9 Sheryl Watson Diane Welsh John Watson Weston Marilyn Weaver Weichsler Bonnie Weiss Sandra Tanis Werner Wcith Dana Robert Westphal Wharton Nancy Wilkins P Oi Christine Willan Gary J antes Will aims Wilson Richa rd Wickings David Rjchard Winchester Winchester tak. f Terry W’illiam Woodward W’ right After many days of thoughtful con- sideration, the Juniors decided upon a Spanish theme for theJ-Hopand entitled it Moon over Madrid. Now everything was ready, but wait . . . Shall the decorations be light or dark? Who will chaperon? W ' hat kind of refreshments will there be? These and many more questions were suddenly brought to the atten- tion of the Steering Committee by Mr. Belt. 153 Homecoming is a Junior joy |“ n,or Homecoming Candidas BOTTOM ROW: Paula Cochrane. SECOND ROW: Bonnie W eis, and Janet Krupp. IHIKDKOW: Bonnie Halley, Kathy Swainson, and Karen Hunt. TOP ROW: Catherine Ort, Janet Louks Nancy Ammerinan, and Janet Ceglarek. After many weeks of hard work, the Juniors display their finished product. Constructed of wood, wire, a litdc paint, and a lot of patience, their pride and joy paid off bv taking first place in the float contest. Although the weather was a little wet for the Juniors themselves. It did litde harm to their mighty white whale. With blinking eyes and a moving tail, he majestically rides the waves. 154 Memories Determined officers help Adams Alexander Allen Allen Diane Jacquelyn Paul Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Armstrong Armstrong Arnold Baird Willie Bankston T Sandra Barham President Sylvia Baird (Kl 1 % Robert Baldwin dik Robert Bales 1 Thomas Balkwill % - r-4 Cft I IV If 1 11 m John Barnes Nancy Barnes Merrie Bartlett O v — - • James James Bartley Bassett f? ft s ' 1 Margo Benjamin Bender Bennett Thomas Laughlin Marjorie Beverly James Bauer Bealer Belkiewlcz Doe Dee Bennett Denise Mark Blanchard Blood W 4ft Diane Melvin Gregory Bluska Boggs Boughton o rift David Bowers Monica Bowers Diane Bradley to pilot the Class of ' 68. k m Samuel Robert Bubcl Buchheister N ancy Pamela Buckley Budinger Jeffr y Theodore Bums Callahan Eric Cameron Patricia Wayne Theresa Carmichael Carson Cartier Eva Michael Charlton Chcsney Mary Marilyn Lynn Claucherty Clemens Clumfoot Daniel Pamela Collins Conger dr Norma Casey Danny Castillo David Catherines Richard Catanzaro Diane Cates Vice- President Stanley Judith Chran Chancey Martin Lester Dalton Coleman Julie Cook Robert Collingwood Thomas Cooley Deborah Charles Cope Cornwell Carol Cummins Thomas Cornwell Paula Cony Sally Joseph Currie Curry 0 CTt X f n ' dk £f d Barbara Wayne Michael Cowan Cowles Cowper Nancy Cribbs Wayne Curtis Cutcher Steven Daggett I Richard Daliymple Daniel Chaffe Sharon Collingwood Kristine Cronce Sophomores are eager to Robert Dalrymple Carolyn Davis Douglas Deacon Sherri Dean Jacquelyn Dee me r a G k tik, i Mark Charles John Deering DeFour Dell a smskjr Gregory Dinkel John Doudineau Dostie Emeigh Secretary Falk Mark Daniel Lynda Falk Farrington Fenner Wayne Diane Fleury Flood Connie Emlaw v Judith Forbes Frailer Frailer Frailer Fye Gaecke Gamble Cheryl Virginia Colleen Kalhy Kenneth Patricia Gardner Garza Gavin Gilbert Gilbert Ctombowskl Leon Falk Mary Ferguson Brenda Foster ✓ Robert Gamble Kirk Glover © kit Robert Donovan Michael Fleishman Arthur Garcia 158 display pep and enthusiasm Robert Linda John Margaret Pauida Roderick Mary Glyshaw Goodman Goodwin Goudie Goudy L Gray Greene Victor Thomas Diane Julie Kristine Charles Robert Ann Gregowski Grubbs Hall Hall Hall Hallay Hamilton Hardy Harms Treasurer David Sherry’ Hartman Hartman Mary Hardy Shirley David Joseph Hastings Hearn Heimbach O ft Randv Paul Hillger HiUiker ■T Ruth Himes jui Himmel Fredrick Hindes James Hindes jfr. it Roben Irene Lynda Hodgins Hofmann Hofmann Charles Saranell Sandra Holzberger Horn Horning Larry Hubbard Timothy Marsha Marcelie Hunt Irwin Jacabs Jerilynn James Pamela James Judy Houston 159 F Forbes Greg Johnson Johnson Karnoven Kells Kelley Patricia Bonnie James Johnson Johnston Jones Jeffrey Jones Robert Kaercher Ronald Kelley Peggy Raeanne Daniel King Kiser Kivel Dannie Klaas Barbara Kleeves Beverly Kleeves ai Cs | flA Glenn Klinkman Frank Kovatch Jeilrey Kresin Homecoming candidates highlight ' 68. Sophomore Homecoming candidates: Janet Olsen, Kanci Maynard, Nancy Cribbs, Pamela Budinger, Unda Kerby, Paula Corry, Debbie McDaid, Pamela Lapp, Nancy Reed, Janice Bubel, and Sharon Kota. 160 Sophs take second place with float Barbara Virginia Allen Harold Pamela Kuehn Kuchn Langolf Langolf Lapp Michael Kenneth Calvin Lu mp M acBeth M ac Ndl Bruce Craig Maxwell Maxwell Kandice Linda Marjorie Barbara Ananise Deborah Maynard McCallum McCiillom McCants McClain McDaid Diana Sandy Alger Charles Janet Middleton Mikula Miller Miller Miller Cindy Lauth v Sharon LaVerc Beverly Louks Gerald MacDonald Gary Martin Linda Ludington Lucy Loxton Joseph M alfait Douglas M arks Susan Matthews Anne Mayers 161 £ • v Nancy Montross Randolph Moore Randy Neumann es 1 Karen Odle Christopher Jacqueline Moran Morehead Judith Morlev Brenda Mosurak Patrick Mrozowski Robert Mugridge a Thomas Nalcpa William Nedda Sandra Oliver Janet Olson Ronald Mum ford A Carol Nedey Sophomore steering committee strives for success ' ft £5 ' Irk a Q m wk 1 % , A John O ' Neil Gary Oswald Linda Oswald Robert Parker Paul Paton Linda Penn Michael iVttv 162 Rita William Karen Christine Judith Mickey Patrick Phillips Phippen Phipps Pleger Powers Pringle Prevost David Linda Clifford Russell Henry Nancy Debby Mary Patricia Pynnonen Quader Rad at Radatz Redfidd Reed Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds a A a it Phillip Richards Linda Rich Timothy Rinker Larry Rogers Kathie Lvnda Rossow Roth Sophomore Steering Committee SOPHOMORE STEERING COMMITTEE members: BOTTOM S. Everitt, S. Szczepanski. K. Rossow, and B. Cowan TOP ROW ROW: T. Laughlln, president; M Lester, vice-president; C. Emlaw, ] Bubel. C. Gavin, S. Horn, C. Martin and N. Momross. Secretary, S. Kota, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: K. Hall, S. Currie, 163 New ideas show that Terry Ruff Judith Linda Frank Barbara Russell Russell Scheff Schinude Catherine Genevieve Schofield Schommer Frank Sharon Schott Schultz William Dennis Schultz Scott Kathleen Scott Richard Paul Scott Seppo Thomas Seely Steven Sharrard Karen Shirley Sharon Sheffer Showers Slingerland Karen Smith Linda Smith Michael Smith ft JlJ Robert Smith Vicki Deborah Smith Snyder Roberta Barbara Cathy Sprowl Stevenson Stephens Cathy Studer Kenneth Suchin Daniel Joy Fredrick Stokan Stover Straub Christina Carol Suggs Sukis 164 the class of ’68 is eager Diane Frederick Harry Thomas Yvonne Susan Thomas Swaffidd Swegles Stroh Swaffer Symanski Sczepanski TaJboi Theda Broderick Murray Gwendolyn Robert Judith Suzanne Sandra Randy Taylor Thomas Thompson Thrushman Thrushman Tissue Torrcy fremple Tubbs Beverly Wanda Lupc Diane Varty Vaughn Vicencio Vickery Charles Elmer Linda Ware Ware Wdsh Howard Karen Ward Ward Connie Midtael Welsh W ' erner William Wesley Michael t:ldon White Willard 165 Tenth graders take interest in school assemblies rhomas Diane LaDora Pamela Phyllis Dennis Jane Wherwine William Williams Williams Williams Wilson Wilson Thomas Wilson Henry Witherspoon Rodney Withun Joyce Wolfe Ronald Woodley Vivian Worden Patricia Wright Nanc Catherine Gerald Frederick Young Zuner Zieg Zidke Cherryl Yarger Charles Zimmer James Kathleen Young Young 166 Sophomores find fun along with studies Timothy Carter Leon Falk Drew Diane Hi mind Kelley William M anzel Minke Gloria Pdc Michelle Cathy Petty Simmons 41 Karen Smith Class of ’68 reaches high scholastic goals Miss Barbara McClure ' s sixth-hour French class often responds to her ques- tions by writing the answers in French on the board. Here, Martin Lester shows his linguistic talents. throughout the school day many students can be seen studying in the student lounge. Connie hmlaw, a runner for our counselors, takes an- other look at her Knglish before class. 168 make up the day of a Sophomore Sophomore boys, awaiting the bdl so they may pass on to class, rest on hall benches alter a hardy lunch. Mr Malone ' s sixth-hour English class completes a six week ' s exam after a hectic day. These Sophomores realize that success on six-week ' s tests takes hours of preparation and concentration. 169 President Henry Gholz Vice-President Linda MacIntyre Students lead Secretary Treasurer Judith Cieland Susan Cieland Freshmen Steering Committee Booom Row: Henry Gholz, Judy MacIntyre. Susan Cieland, and Judith Cieland. Second Row: Gregory Bell, Linda Dietrick Susan Niebauer, Janlne Corry, Patricia Meehan, Nancy Williams, and Charles Kelly. Top Row: Susan Schwenk, Sieved Richards, Steven Sluder, Donald Poitis, Marian Hill, and William Gentry. Barbara Adams Clifford Adams Stewart Albert Lana Aldrich Mary Ammerman Carol Anger Lynn Appleford Ronald Armitage Donald Armstrong Mark Arnett William Arnold Anita Ashford Patrida Bahr Kathleen Bailey 170 Freshmen Class Mary Bailey George Bailey Diane Baldwin Janet Baldwin Mary Brown Nancy Brown R. Terry Brusch Marilyn Bannister Virginia Barcume Harold Barnes Debra Barres Gayle Buble Steven Buchheister Susan Buckland V David Buffington Samuel Burleigh Robert Campbell Carol Campbell Jeanne Bassett Phyllis Bavcr Donald Bearden Lawrence Campbell Karen Carr Lynda Caryl Steven Caryl Charlotte Bearss Christine Bearss Gregory Bell Robert Bender Ernest Castillo Margarita Castillo Angela Catanzaro Judith Cesefske Diana Chiappelli Sherry Chran Patricia Clemens Donald Clumfoot Russell Clyne Linda Cobb Ruth Collins Carol Boyer Debra Bradley Sandra Bright Linda Brokos Lome Brooks James Brough Charles Brown Dana Brown Constance Conlan Sherry Conrad Judith Cook Kathy Cook Robert Cooney Albert Cooper 171 Freshmen face new i Janine Corry Tracy Cortese Debra Cox Janet Cox Diane Cudlip Kathleen Currie Gary Cutcher Donna Dagg David Dandron Esther Davis Gary Davis Gordon Davis Alice Davison Linda Deachin Kathy Fleming Elaine Flowers Warren Flynn William Forbes Cheryl Frank Janice Frank Denis Franklin Terry Frantz A Harry Erdman Mary Eschenberg Claudia Evans Roger Evans Patricia Everltt Salliann Felk Dolores Deanda Robert De Bell Linda Dcering Alex Dell in Laurie Frederick Catherine Freeman Susan French Peter Demetcoff Richard Demetcoff Lillie Belle Dixon Ronald Dlugowalski David Doan Judy Doan Brenda Fricdland Susan Fuchshafer Pattilou Fuller Joann Gaffney Douglas Gage Donna Gamble Thomas Gamble William Garbutt Sharon Doan Richard Donovan Darwin Dougan David Dove Sylvester Drewa Glenn Duncan Jonetta Edwards Virginia Emerick David Gardner Terry Gardner Julie Geick Norma Gemoules Connie Gerrow Diane Gillett challenges with confidence Mary Lou Hallay Michael Hamilton James Harder Mary Ellen Hardy Audrey Harris Roy Harter Wendy Hartman Minnie Lou Haven Terry Graham Betti Jane Grattan Joyce Green Ruth Ann Green Carol Hastings Colleen Haunstein Vickie Hayes Karen Haynes Larry Headd Maxine Headd Maureen Heath Cheryl Herman Juanita Hernandez Lawrence Hardman Daniel Hewitt Lorraine Hill Madon Hill John Hise Thomas Hobbs Diann Hoffman Jill Hoffman Terry Holmes Christian Houel Stuart Howe David Hrisca Through white enrollment cards, entering Freshmen are first formally introduced to P.H.H.S. David Hudson Linda Hudy Melvin Hunt Joseph Hupert 173 Freshmen Orientation skit Sherry Ichenberg Diana Ireland Edward Jackson W. David Jocobsen Mildred Jones Nancy Kaczmarczyk Dennis Kan gas Charles James Robert Jarvis Ernestine Jefferson Robert Kania Sherry Kavalick William Kelley Charles Kelly Seniors Connie O ' Neil, Terry Pettce, Theodore Rachwal, and Sophomore Jeffery Jones give a skit for Freshmen Orientation. Joseph Jehl Dean Johnson Pearl Johnson Katherine Kenner Kathleen Kenny Linda Kerr Wanda King ea aw George Johnston Liiida Johnston Nancy Johnston Douglas Jones Robert Kinney Robert John Kinney Kathleen Kinsman 174 is warm welcome! ■■I f Michael Kuehn Sandy Kzinowek Lyle Lalonde Eugene Laming George Landshoot Karl Klawon Karen Klinkman Hose Marie Kobiclski Mary Kopa David Koryba Linda Krenke Pamela Kress Robert Krupp Robert R. Lee Maryanne Lent Kathy Lessard Kevin Lester Steve Lester Carl Lewandowski William Lewis Robert Limberg Marvin Limer Daydreaming accomplishes nothing! Robert Lincoln Linda Langolf Doris Lindsay Carol Lapp Lawrence Lixey Darlene LaTurno Lawrence Lonsby Rosie Lott Gary LaVere Michael Loxton Marvin LaVere Mark MacDonald Robert Lee Shirley MacDuff Linda Macey C A 175 Assemblies prove beneficial Diana Macjcnnett Kay MacPherson W endy Magneson Charles Manzd Lanie McCully Cary McDaid Janice McLaughlin Janice Meyers Helen Middleton Carl Miller Clarence Miller Terri McPharlin Man McPherson Keith McQ.ua id Daniel McW’illiams Pain Kay Meehan Donald Mdlendorf Lorraine Mdms Alfred Meyers Among this enthusiastic high school crowd are many ninth grade students at their first Port Huron High James Miller Pamda Miller Ruth Miller Keith Minterr Otto Mintz David Mitchdl 176 to freshmen School Christmas Assembly. The program was present- ed by the Acappda Choir and the Girls ' Glee Club. Thomas Morrison Rebecca Mowtoux Alton M unger John Neil Janet Nelson Leo N icefield Lonnie Nichols Penny Nichols Sheila Nichols Susan Niebauer James Nod Margaret Norman Cynthia Nurnberg Vicki Nuss Wendy Oatman Barbara Odle George Oliver Richard Olvera Bessie Osborn Sandra Ostrander John O ' Sullivan Lynette Mitchell James Mix Charlotte Mlejnek Joyce Oswald Frederick Monzo Timothy Owens Cheri Pallet Diane Palmateer Maijorie Parmann Margaret Patrick James Patterson Danid Morgan Robert Morris Ronald Morris Robert Pdton Christine Phare Jody Phillips Lorraine Phillips The Freshmen class Douglas Picklehaupt Emil Pickelhaupt Marianne Plaut Perry Plouff Carlton Putney’ Dan id Randolph Thomas Rands Mrs. Knowles ' ninth grade English class is busy writing their six week ' s test. Marion Reish Robert Reynolds William Reynolds Terry Revenue James Rickett Leta Richards Stevai Richards Randy Richert James Rinker William Rix M Ilford Roe 178 selects its Homecoming court hlizabeth Vance, Laurie Sanders, Janine Corry, Janet Mooney, Kathy Fleming, Diane Thompson. Dana Brown, Bemadine Har- vey, and Janet Baldwin are hreshinen Homecoming Queen Candidates. Carol I.app was not present when this picture was taken. David Roodhouse Jesus Rosales Frederick Ross Helen Rostine Darrell Scarberry Darlene Schafer Carole Schmidt Joseph Rumble Mark Rusch Jacquelyne Russel David Schneider Jack Schneider John Schneider Judy Schneider Dennis Rylander Barbara J. Sage Laurie Sanders Lee Sassenella Susan Shwenk Carl Schott John Scott 179 Freshmen combine spirit and hard Diane Smith James A. Smith James R. Smith Jon Smith Louis Smith Martin Smith Rose Smith Terry Smith Mr. Fdck welcomes the Freshmen Class to P.H.H Robert Senneff Marsha Setter James Shanks Terry Shaw Harold Sheffer Charles Sherlock Connie Shook Cedle Shoulders Celeste Shoulders Kurt Simpson Deborah Sizemore Jane Sly David Smiley Bonnie Smith David Smith Upper classmen prepare to show Freshmen around their new school. 180 work in their new classrooms William Gentry, Robert Krupp, and Warren Flynn fill out regis- tration forms. John Thomas Robert Thompson Sharon Thrushman Teresa Tipa Marilyn Tracy Evonne Trombley Karen Tucker John Uresti Dwuanc VanCamp Elizabeth Vance Linda Vincent Connie Badley Edna Brown James BrulT Virginia Day Gloria Vinsincio Judy Wagner Edward Walker Diane Wallace Gail Gauthier Garry Ward William Gentry ' Larry ' Warsinski Jeri Goodman Lav cm Washington Neaver Hill Oscar Watson Michael Marone Judy McClain Paul McDonald Leo N icefield Deloris Schocki Joseph Schwartz Royce W Scott Robert Scnneff Freshmen add new talent to the school band. 181 Freshmen use lunch hours Jerome Coleman Dennis Shook Lauretie Sopa Am ad a Southerland Nathaniel Stewart Valerie Stracehrlder Mary Stroh Stephen Studer Diane Cillet, Marsha setter, Sandra Weston, and Cheryl Frank play cards during C- Lunch Hour. Jeannette Tenniswood Dwaine Thayer Diane Thompson Barbara Thornton Bonnie Thornton Carolyn Thornton Lawrence Thornton Harry Turner William VanBuskirk % % Chrystal Vargo Frances Yasquez Cherry Weaver Patricia Weaver Miftvn r T3 i fl Tt ' 4 - Karl Lewandowski, William Weller, and Michael Zander study during C-Luneh. Wayne Weaver David Weichslcr David Wessd George Westley 182 for enjoyment and study Sandra Weston Stephen Weston Robert Whitcomb J acqudvn White hlizabeth Whittaker Ida Wilkings Mary Ann Wiegand Theresa Wilczvnski John W ilkins Richard Wilkins Thomas W’ilkins Kenneth W illard Jean Willey John W’illiams Students in this classroom have a discussion period. Kay Williams Linda Williams Nancy Williams Josephine Wojcik Stanley Wojcik Brenda Wolff John Woolman Charles Worden Lam - Workman Linette Veitter David Young Donald Za nder Michad Zander Katherine Zarkowski Robert Zorkowski James Zidke Randv Zimmer Teachers challenge students Harry Anderle Stephen Bankson Mark Barnett Mathematics Social Studies Mathematics Floyd Belt Sandra Birdsall Loretta Blackburn Industrial Arts Business Education Homemaking Harold Cook Frances Culp Mary Edwards Eunice Eichhom Industrial Arts English Language Social Studies Floyd Emlaw Jacqueline Findley Isabelle Frankhauser Bill Frtley Notman Gallagher Ralph Harrison Social Studies English Business Education English English Social Studies 186 to John Hmlng Richard Hillaker Bruce Hobbs Marlon Houck I-eo Lyng Alice Kuhlenkamp Health Education Drivers Education Industrial Arts English English Industrial Arts Wanda Isder M at hematics Fern Lindsay Charles Lutz Isabel MacLaren William Malm Business Education Social Studies English Science Elmer Malone William Mandt Barbara McClure Sharon McConnell On a McManus Margaret Miller English Fine Arts English Mathematics Special Education Mathematics 18 ' Mr. Hoflingcr, t ic new hand director, takes pride in displaying our band at such school activities as f ootball and basketball games. Teachers’ interests go Judith Newman John O ' Brien Nelson Oman Homemaking Industrial Arts Business Education Florence Raub Charles Richards J times Ritter Sclenc - SdOTCC Drivers Education Aline Ruthe Mathematics f- ' K Mary Sanderson English Dorothy Schaefer English Marion Rowe Science 188 beyond the classroom Joan Shanahan Margaret Slater Homemaking Language Eleanor Smith SpedaJ Education Lowell Spies Science Marion Stewart M athematics Lester Strom me M athematics Robert Verran Business Education Harold Willard Social Studies 189 Guidance from our counselors Whatever help William Himes is seeking from Mr. Naull, he can be sure that his coun- selor will have sound advice on various personal matters ranging from college choices to next year ' s subjects. Debora Russell is on hand to direct any stu- dent or visitor to the counselors. Counselor allace Nault Arvin Roberson Miss fillman, Debora, and Susan S .czepanski enjoy a humorous chat in the lounge. 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Janice S. 114, 66 Anderson, David H, 141 Anderson, Jacquelyn L. 156, 45 Anderson, Larry R. 141 Anderson, Leona L. 141 Anderson, Paul L. 156 Anderson, Randy S. 141 Anger, Carol A. 170 Anger, Paula G. 114 Anglebrandt, Peggy ' S. 141 Anglebrandt, Russell L. 114, 65 Ankeny, Sandra L. 114, 37 Appleford. Lynn A. 170, 74 Armitage. Robert 114, 83. 77, 82, 79 Armitager® Ronald G. 170 Armstrong. Donald W. 170 Armstrong. James H. 114. 69 Armstrong. Jean C. 37, 156 Armstrong. Larry, D. 114, 24 Armstrong. Mark S. 156 -Armstrong, William C. 114. 99. 77, 130, 80 Arnett. Mark G. 170, 65 Artxjld, Kathy J. 141 Arnold. Margaret L. 141 Arnold, Rosemary 156 -Arnold. William H. 170, 91 Arnott, Franklin J. 114 Ashford, .Anita R. 170 Ashford. John W. 141 Ashton. Diane E.114 Atherton. Harry R. 141 Atkinson, Roger E. Austin. Patricia A. 7 Aymen, John J. 114. 80, 63. 31 Avotte, Samuel L. 141 Badley, Connie J. 181 Bahr. Linda 114 Bahr, Patricia A. 170 Bailey, David B. 141, 12.9 Bailey, D. Jerry 141 Bailey, Diana R. 141 Bailey. George M. Bailey. Kathleen R. 170 Bailey. Marv 171 Baird, David R. Baird, Fredrick L. 156 Baird, Shirlev C. 114 Baird, Sylvia K. 156 Baldwin, David J. 141 Baldwin, Diane M. 171 Baldwin. Janet M. 171. 179. 109 Baldwin. Robert L. 156, 83 Bales. Robert M. 156, 86. 83, 92 BalkwlU. Thomas H. 156. 92. 55 Ball. Bette K. 141 Ballard. Donna K. 141 , 61 Bam bus ch. John Banks. Beatrice A. 114 Bankson, Stephen R. 86. 92. 186 Bankston. Willie E. 156 Bannister. Marilyn 171 Barcume. Virginia L. 171 Barden. Janet E. 114 Barham, Sandra K. 156 Barker. Patricia A. 141, 140, 77, 105. 148. 82, 66 Barker. Robert A. 54, 114, 77, 80, 35, 31 Barnes, Donald K. 141 Barnes, Harold O. 171 Barnes. John C. 156 Barnes, Nancy A. 156 Barnett. Mark 186 Bar res. Debra E. 171, 35 Barres, Wayne M. 114 Barrett, Deborah C. 141, 58, 66 Barrett, Donald R. Bartlett. Linda L. 114 Bartlett. Merrte C. 156 Barrett, Sharon A. 171 Bartley, Arnold E. 141, 99, 66 Bartley. James E. 156, 58 Bartley, Sandra K. 171 Battley. Hugh J. 114 Basnaw, Dennis 171 Basnaw, Leon K. Bassett. James R. 156 Bassett. Jeanne K. 171 Bauer. Marjorie A. 156 Baver. Phyllis I. 171 Bealer, Beverly A. 156 Bearden. Don G. 171 Bearss, Charlotte J. 171 Bears s, Christine M. 171 Beauchamp, Evelyn J. 141. 66 Becktold, Danny F. Beedon. Mina Belair, David Belklewicz, James H. Bell. Gregory F. 170, 171 Bell. Thomas E. 141 Belt, Floyd W. 140 , 58, 186 Bender. Margo A. 156, 75 Bender, Robert 171 Bennett, Benjamin D. 156, 92 Bennett. Doe Dec M. 156 Bennett, Gloria J. 141. 61 Bennett, Marie L. 141 Bennett. Nancy A. 141, 52. 53 Bentley, Deana R. 114, 77, 108 Berry, A. Gail 156, 74 Berry, H. Nell 171, 89 Best. Frederick S. 141 Betts, Sheila F. Betts, Susan M. 114 Betts. Ozella M. 171 Bialk, Gall E. 141. 46, 66. 55 Bialk, Linda M. 114, 77 Bickle, JoAnn R. 171 Riga. Catherine M. 156 Bifflfer. Margaret A. 115, 28 . 83. 24, 25. 79, 108. 34 Billina. Jeffrey C. 99. 140, 88. 149. 79 Blrdsall. Sandra L. 48. 79, 186 Blais, Richard C. Blais. Ronald Blanchard. Denise J. 156, 105 Blackburn. Loretta Bledsoe. Wanda F. 115 Block, Michael A. 115. 65 Blood. Mark L. 156 Blossev, Sandra J. 171 Blovel, Mark 72 Rluika. Diana S. 156 Blythe. Michael T. 141 Bodah. Eileen J. 171 Boggs, Melvin D. 156 Bonkoski, Terry L. 115, 61, 66 Bonner, Stephen C. 141, 56 Bookrum, David C. 141, 86, 83, 92 Bopp, Irene M. 141, 53. 148, 79 Bopra, Linda L. 141, 79 Bo ugh ton. Gregory A. 156 Bowers, David E. 156 Bowers. Monica 156, 81, 37 Bowers, Paula L. 171 Bower sox, Robert C. 141 Boyer, Carol A. 171 Bowman, Sharon J. 115 Boyer, Richard B. 141 Boyer, David 115 Bovse, Douglas L. 95, 186 Bradley, Debra K. 171 Bradley. R. Diane 156. 35 Bradshaw. Betty A. Brahany, James S. 156, 65 Brahany. William H. 115, 28 Bramer, Judy A. 156, 75 Bramer, Linda S. 115, 130 Brandi. Louis F. 141 Branton, Larry D. 115 Brennan, Raymond 156 Brennan. Roger 141 Brenton. Constance M. 141 Brenton, Ronald G. 115 Brlggins, Jerrv 156, 99 Brigglns, Louis Bright. Sandra L. 171 Bright, Susan K. 115 Bristle. Wave L. 115, 82, 39. 66 Brokos. Linda L. 171 Brooks, Lome C. 171 Brooks, Myma J. 115 Brough, James L. 171 Brown, Charles P. 171 Brown. Cindy Jo 141, 140, 28, 55 Brown, Dana L. 171, 179, 35 Brown, David L. 86, 83 Brown, Edna P. 181. 36, 34 Brown, John E. 115 Brown, Kirk N. 89 Brown, Larry D. 156 Brown, Mary A. 171 Brown, Nancy 171, 65, 37 Bruff, James 181 Brusch. Terry 171 Bubel, Bonnie J. 141 Bubel. David K. 156, 65 Bubel. Gayle E. 171 Bubel, Janice F. 160, 156, 72, 66 Bubel. L. Samuel 157 Buckley, Judy L. 151 Buckley. Nancy 157 Buckingham, Linda A. 115 Buckingham, Thomas S. 141 Buckman, Ross L. 186 Buckner. Carolyn Sue 115 Buckner. Milton J. 141 Buchheister. Robert A. 157 Buchhelster. Steven A. 171 Buckland. Susan A. 171 Budinger. Pamela S. 160, 157, 21 Buffington, David C. 171, 81 Buffington, Dennis E. 141 Buffington. Linda L. 115 Buenrostro. Raynaldo R. 141, 99. 88 Bugg, Sandra L. 115 Burde, E. Lucy 141, 28, 65 Burde, Ralph H. 141, 37 Burgett, Joe Ann 141, 140 , 28, 148 Burgess, Dennis Burleigh, Samuel S. 171 Burnell, Robert 115 Bums, Irene Bums, Jeffery T. 157 Bussey, Harold R. 115 Cadaret, Elaine D. 115 Callahan, Theodore R. 157 Cameron, Eric E. 157, 88. 80, 29 Cameron. Mona B. 141 Campbell, Brian C. 116 Lumpbell, Carol J. 171 Campbell. Lawrence P. 171, 95 Campbell, Robert A. 89 Carmichael. Patricia A. 157 Carmichael, Richard G. 116 Carmody. Karron L. 141 Carpenter. David M- 141, 149 Carr, Karen S, 171 Carter. Tim W. 167 Carter, Paul W. 116, 65 Cartier. Michael F. 142, 66 Cartier. Theresa A. 157 Carson. Wayne G. 157 Caryl, Alex E. 142 Caryl. Lena M. 142, 148 Caryl, Lynda M. 171 Caryl, Steven A, 171 Casado. David J. 116, 81, 82, 31 C as ado, JoAnn E. 142 Case, Thomas 186 Casey, Norma S. 157 Cash, Constance M. 116, 28, 77, 130, 79 Costillo, Danny 96 Castillo, Ernest 171 Castillo, Johnny R. 116, 72, 37 Castillo. Margarita 171 Castillo. P. Danny 157 Catanzaro, Angela M. 171 Catanzaro, Richard R. 157 Catanzaro, Samuel J. 116 Cates. Meredtth J. 142, 66 Catherines, David M. 157, 88 Cates. J. Diane 157 Caudill. Carol 142, 66 Ceglarek. Janet M. 142. 79. 34. 154, 109 Cesefske. Barbara 116, 66 Cesefske, Judith A. 171 Chaffee. Daniel E. 157 Chancey, Michael L. 142 Chancey. Judith M. 157 Chapdeiaine. Bonnie M. 142, 148 Chapdelaine, Frederick J. 116 Chapman, Kathleen A. 116, 82. 66 Charlton, Eva 157 Cherry. Kathleen M. 142, 66 Chesney, David T. 116, 39 Chesney. Michael J. 157. 58 Chiappelli, Diana L. 171 Chidester, Zaida D. 186 Chisholm, Stanley J. 142 Chran, Sherry L. 171 Chran, Stanley E. 157 Christenson, Cristine 142, 52, 53. 140, 32. 36 Christ! ck, Bruce E, 142. 83. 149, 33, 92 Clark, Carole L. 116 Class, Timothy L. 142 Claucherty. .Anne E. 116, 53, 75 Claucherty. Mary E. 157 Cleland. Ann E. 116, 77, 130. 82, 24. 79, 112. 21. 31 Cleland. Judith L. 170, 79. 65 Cleland. Susan J. 170, 79. 65 Clemens, Marilyn J. 157 Clemens, Patricia D. 171 Clouse, John R. 142 Clumfoot. Donald H. 171 Clumfoot, Lynn A. 157 Clyne, John D. 142 Clyne, Russell 171, 95 Cobb, Linda A. 171 Cochrane. Paula G. 142, 77, 105, 148, 154 Colby, Howard H, 116, 83 Coleman, Cheryl W. 116, 74 Coleman, Dalton 157 Coleman, Douglas 142 Cloeman, Jerome 182 Colley, Mary E. 61 Colltngwood, Robert A. 157, 56 Collingwood, Sharon L. 157, 74, 25 Collins. Daniel L. 157 Collins, James E. 116, 66 Collins, Ruth Ann 171 Coni an, Nancy A. 116 Conger, Pamela J. 157 Conger. Vicky L. 142 Conlan. Constance R. 171, 105 Conn. Philip 142 Conrad. Sherry D. 171, 109 Cook. Arthur Cook. Harold M. 186 Cook, Judith A. 171 Cook. Julie 157 Cook. Kathy L. 171 Cooks, Albert E. 116 Cooley. Thomas H. 157 Coon, John L. 142, 66 Cooney, Linda J. 116 Cooney, Robert L. 171 Cooper, Albert 171, 54, 98 Cope, Deborah G. 157 Corby, Donald J. 91, 98 Corby, John F, 142 Cornwell, Charles W. 157 Cornwell, Thomas 157, 101 Corry, Janine S. 170, 172, 129 Corry, Paula M. 160, 157, 21 Cortese. Matthew, C. 140, 83, 102. 92 Cortese, Tracy E. 172, 79 Cousins, Barbara M. 116 Cowan, Barbara J. 157 Cowles. Marsha L. 116 Cowles. Wayne L. 157 Cowper, Michael E. 157 Cox, Debra K, 172 Cox, Janet L. 172 Cox. Timothv M. 142 Cribbs. Nancy J. 160, 157 Cronce. Kristine L. 157, 105, 65. 168 Crorey, Kathleen L. 142, 53 Cudlip, Diane G. 172, 109 Culp, Frances A. 29. 186 Cummins, Carol Currie. Kathleen A. 172, 75 Currie. Mary Ann 116, 75 Currie. Norma J. 142, 81 Currie. Sally A. 157 Curry. Joseph A. 157 Curtis. Wayne C, 157 Curtiss, Beatrice Curtiss, Walter J. 117 Cutcher, Gary L. 172 Cutcher. Jill A. 157 Dagg, Donna J. 172 Daggett, Stephen F. 157. 65, 22 Dalrymple, David A. 142 D lrymple, Richard B. 158, 81, 82, 39 65 Dalrymple. Robert S, 158, 37 Damaschke, Sheryl 117 Dandron, Dave 172 Davidson, Douglas W. 117, 80 Davis, Carolyn K. 159 Davis, Esther A. 172 Davis, Gary L. 172, 57 Davis. Gordon W. 172 Davis, James E. 142 Davis, Karen A. 117 Davis, Marilyn M. 158 Davison, Alice E. 172. 37, 34 Dawson, Clifford B, 158. 65 Dawson, David C. 142, 101 Day. Aleta A. 142. 46, 148. 33 Day, Carol E. 117 Day, Roger, L. 158 Day, Virginia L. 181 Deachin, Linda M. 172 Deacon. Douglas A. 158 Deacon. Ellen M. 117, 29 Dean. Sherri A. 158 Deanda. Delores M. 172 Dease, Linda C, 117 Dease. Paula G. 142 DeBell, Robert A. 172 Deemer. Jacquelyn K. 158 Deerlng, Linda K. 172, 37, 34 Dee ring, Mark A, 158. 56 De four. Charles F. 158 Defrain, Karen L. 117, 130, 29, 37, 35 Dellin, Alex J, 172 Dellln, Janet E. 117, 58 Dell, John R. 158. 79, 65. 37, 35 DeLong, Jaczuelen F. 142 Demetro ff. Pete R. 172 Demetroff, Richard R. 172 De Mint, Miriam F. 191 Dentel, Virginia 142 Derrick, Ronald DeVeny, Julia A, 142 DeVey. Graham R. 117, 77, 72. 31 Dickey. Roger T. 142, 80, 65 Dietrick, Linda 170 Diggins, Fletcher D. 142 Dinkel, Gregory A. 158, 92 Dionne. Gerald W. 158 Distelrath, Edward L. 142. 99, 83. 92. 36 Dixon, Lillie Belle 172 Dlugowalski . Ron T. 172 Doan. Carol L. 117 Doan. David 172 Doan, Gloria E. 117 Doan, Judy 172 Doan. Sharon L. 172 Dobson. Lynn A. 158 Dobson, Michael 142 Dobson, Michael J. Dodd, Larry T. 142 Dondineau. John E. 158 Donovan, Richard L. 172 Donovan. Robert M. 158 Dortmann. Alex Dortman, Amelia 117. 28, 77 Dortman, Rudolph A. 142 Dostie, Bonnie K. 158, 105, 75 Dostie, Kerry 117 Doug an. Darwin A. 172 Dove, David M. 172 Drewa, Sylvester 172 Dunbar, Eugene A, 190 Duncan. Glenn W, 172 Dunlap, Patricia A. Dunn, Marcia A. 117 Dunn. Melanie 142, 34 Dunn. Leona 192 Eagle, Linda 117, 61 East. Barbara E. 142, 52. 53 Eastman, Richard C. 142, 66 Edwards, Cynthia M. 142 Edwards. Elizabeth C. 142. 140, 148, 79 Edwards, Jonetta P. 172 Edwards, Mary 1. 186 Etehhom. Eunice 186 Elfert, Theresa R. Ekelund. Donald C. 117 Elenbaum. Elizabeth 117, 77 Emetgh, Cheryl A. 142 Emeigh. Gayle 158 Emerick. Alex 117, 56 Emerick, John C. 142 Emerick, Laurie J. 142, 66 Emerick, Virginia J. 172 Emlaw, Carol L, 117 Emlaw, Connie J. 158, 168 Emlaw, Donna J. 192 Emlaw, Floyd E. 38, 186 Emlaw, Sandra K. 117, 28, 130, 105, 82 29 Erdma. 1 , Harry C. 172 Eschenberg. John A, Eschenberg, Mary E. 172 Evans, Claudia J. 172 Evans, Laura G. Evans, P. Diane 117 Evans. Roger W. 172 Everltt. Patricia L. 172, 65 Everltt, Richard A. 142. 65 Everltt, Stephen M. 65 Ewart, Elaine L 117 F airman, Diane S. 142, 66, 75 Falk, Frederick H. Falk. Kathleen 158, 81. 82, 38, 39. 65, 75. 22 Falk. Leon A. 158, 167 Falk. Leonard C. Falk. Mark S. 158, 65 Farrington. Daniel L, 188 Farrington. Janet E. Feick. Gaylord L. 6. 112, 7 p«lk. Salllann M 172, 65 Felker. Connie 66 Fenner. LyndaS. 158 Fenner, 9teven D. 142. 63 Fenton. Frank 158. 81, 82, 34 Fergueon. Mary L. 158 Fettea. Dorothy A, 77, 34, 135, 31 Fteldler. Robert 142 Flllman. Margaret 190 Findlay. Jacquie 186 Fleiahman, Michael B, 158, 72 Fleming, Donald 4. 143 Fleming, Joe H. 143 Fleming, Kathy K. 172, 179 Fleming. Sally J. Fleming, e E. Fleury. Margaret R. 143 Fleury. Merle W. Flood. Diane M. 158 Flowers, Elaine R. 172, 36 Flynn, Craig S. Flynn, Warren H. 172, 79, 35 Fockler, Christine 36 Fogal, Linda M. 142 Fogarty. Colleen K. 143 Forbes. Judy A. 158 Forbes, Robert L. Forbes. Virginia 192 Forbes. William L. 172. 89 Forstner. Michael D. 143 Forts ner. Barbara 66 Foster. Argo J. Foster, Brenda J. 158 Foster, Kenneth Foster. Robert E. 57 Fournier. James A, Fournier. Janice Fowler. Charlea T. 143 Fowler. Cynthia L. 158 Frame, Robert D. 130. 37 Frank. Cheryl J. 172. 182 Frank, Janice L. 172 Frankhauser, Isabelle 49 Franklin, Dents L. 172 Frantz. Martin W. 143 Frantz. Terry L. 172 Frasier. Carolyn M. 158 Frasier, Charles L. Frasier. Cherie A. 143, 34 Frasier. Robert C. 158 Frasier, Timothy R. 158 Fredrick, Laurie A. 172, 81 Fredlck, Susan A. 143, 81. 66 Freeman. Catherine D. 172 French. Barbara J. 192 French, Larry M. French. Susan E. 192 French, Ted R. 82, 66 Freahour. Jerry D. 143, 56 Friedland, Brenda J. 172 Friedland. Sally J. 143. 149 Friley. Bill O. 186 Fushchofer, Jeanne M. 61 Fushchafer. Susan D. 172 Fuller. Loretta H. 61 Fuller. Pattilou 172, 72 Fye. Doreen 143 Fve, Linda K. Fye. Linda S. 158 Gaecke. Marv I. 158 Gaffney. Joann C. 172 Gage. Douglas L. 172 Gage. Sharon Gallagher. Colleen M, 143, 81 Gallagher. Norman M. 186 Gamble. David 82 Gamble. Donna J. 172. 75 Gamble. Jimmy R. 143 Gamble. Kenneth J. 158. 56 Gamble. Robert C. 158 Gamble. Thomas A. 172 Gavria. Arturo 158 Garbutt. William D. 172 Garcia. Martha Gardner. Cheryl L. 158 Gardner. David H. 172 Gardner. Jean K. 143. 34 Gardner, Nancy J. Gardner, Terry 172 Garza. Virginia A. 158 Gauss, Sendee A. 77 Gauthier, Anna M. 143. 140, 74. 61. 82 Gauthier, Gall A. 181 Gauthier. Paul 143 Gavin, Colleen M. 168 Gelok, Julie A. 172 Gemoules, Kathryn D. 143 Oemoules, Norma J. 172 Genaw, Gaylord W. Gentry, 9usan D. 143, 50. 65 Gentry, William D 170. 50. 181, 79 . 65 Gerrow, Connie L. 172 Gerrow, Shirley A. 143 Oerstenberger. Linda L. 143 Qholz. Anthony C. 83. 77, 130 . 102 82. 112 Gholz. Henry L. 170 Gilbert. John K. 143. 63, 92 Gilbert. Kathy 158 Oilbert, Kenneth C. 158 Gilbert. Robyn K. 143. 148 Glllett. Diane E. 172. 74. 182 Ginn. Carol J. 143, 148 Glenn. Debra M. 173 Glombowski. Diane M. 143 , 28 . 81 Glombowakl, Patricia L.168 Glosser. Lynne A. 173. 66 Glover. Kirk D. 158 Givshaw, Robert L. 159 Gobel. Robert C. 143 Goddard. Pamela K. 143, 109 Gonaer. Marvin F. 173. 89. 80. 29 Gonzales. Albert D. Gonzalez. Barbara K. 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