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

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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

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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

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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