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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1971 volume:

THE 1971 s T U D E N T Port Huron High School Port Huron, Michigan Roll up for the mystery tour Roll up, that’s an invitation. Roll up. to make a reservation Roll up for the mystery tour The magical mystery tour is waiting to take you away. Any tour naturally begins and ends with individuals of different feelings, ideas, patterns. And it’s each one of these individuals that comprise the ma ke-up of a school, a school where every individual strives to quench his own thirst for knowledge. Some drink greatly, others only in sips. But it matters not how much the individ- ual drinks but how much is actually absorded. And with each individual it’s different because each one is dif- ferent — each one has his own mood. 6 10 Contents Introduction 2 Student Life 12 Organizations 30 Sports 62 Faculty 84 Underclass 108 Seniors 136 Ads 170 . . I’m goin up the country — baby don’t you want to go? I’m goin’ up the country — baby don ' t you want to go? I ' m goin ' to someplace where I ' ve never been before. Canned Heat As in the past, the 1970 Home- coming was the highlight of the school year. The air was full of fun and excitement leading up to the big day. It all began weeks before when all of the classes and many clubs began work on their floats. Excitement mounted as the moment of the parade, and later the game, arrived. Pictured from bottom left moving clockwise are the queen and her attendants; Senior attendants Gayle Williams and Kathy Heyer; the senior’s cowinning float, “Beany and Ce- cil”; Chris Albert, Homecoming Queen; the co winning junior float, “Sylvester and Tweety”; and sev- eral Big Reds in the Homecoming parade. iBll The freshmen, participating in their first Homecoming, made two fine choices as they selected Debbie Pendrock (BELOW) and Cheryl Winfield (RIGHT) to represent their class on the Queen’s Court. 16 The sophomores likewise elected two enthusiastic members of their class. Jean Andrews (ABOVE) and Barb Beattie (RIGHT ). The juniors, in their last Homecoming as underclassmen, made two fine selections when they chose Jenny Hunt (RIGHT) and Marsha Dinkins, (BHLOW) for the Queen ' s Court. 17 The beginning of school brings many things to mind mainly the thought of getting out of school. Although a new school year made many feel like dancing (TOP), it also brought headaches with the thought of all those books and hours of study (CEN- TER). And no matter who entered our hallowed halls they were always given a warm welcome by our friendly parking lot at- tendant, Mr. “Mel” Larcomc, shown at FAR RIGHT. TO ACF AC- Competition m Book Of m oOolt for Writing I 18 Pep Assemblies also played a significant role in student life. Not only because it gave a temporary reprieve from the boredom of classes but also because it gave the stu- dents a chance to yell off their frustrations. (AT RIGHT) Hillary Thigpen shows how fired-up he is after one of the pep assemblies. 20 21 The Port Huron Port Huron Northern football game was one of the more exciting highlights of the school year. The Seniors sparked a keg of spirit by “T.P.ing’’ Northern and then stealing the disputed victory bell. Although the Big Reds out-did Northern in spirit, crowd size, and half-time activities, they couldn’t quite outdo them in the game. RIGHT: Big Red Mark Limberg laughs at one of the banners held by P.H.H.S. fans, (banner shown at FAR RIGHT). 22 23 WJIl ' fl Winter also set the scene for many different activities within the school. One such activity was the Choir ' s Christmas assembly, pictured (AT UPPER LEFT). BELOW) that. Principal Chet Wydrznski tells Santa what he wants for Christmas. (AT CENTER) you see how creative some students can be this twelve foot injun appeared in the courtyards after one weekend of heavy snow. (ABOVE) Senior Bob Halley shows his artwork for the annual Christmas door decorating contest . I 25 Exams were something else students had to look “forward” to. Although many Seniors were exempted from their exams because of a three-point grade average, the majority of the student body was subjected to them. On this page you see some of the different stages of exams: the burden of taking home books; the seriousness, soli- tude. and frustration of studying; and finally the relief and relaxa- tion of students when those three days of testing are over. B.N.W. Beat Northern Week and that’s just what we did. The pictures on this page only show you a little of what happened that week — the spirit and pep generated can ' t ever be felt in these photographs. Beat Northern Week, initialed by the Action Club, was a week of ex- citement and activities for all students. Port Huron High spirit was at a climax for the year. Below vou see some of it in the pep assembly which started the week (BELOW AND LOW ER RIGHT) and in the faculty basketball team which defeated Northern ' s faculty (UPPER RIGHT). Big Reds came through again when the wrestling team defeated the Huskies for the second lime. Even though we lost the basketball game it was a victory spirit- wise. With fifty-six banners plastered over the gym walls and three-fourths of the crowd P.H.H.S. fans, it was still a triumph for Northern W eek . ORGANIZATIONS 1 ;X. - 4 v iifjtf There is a blue one who can’t accept the green one For living with a fat one trying to be a skinny one And different strokes for different folks I am no better and neither are you We are the same whatever we do We’ve got to live together But different strokes for different folks Sly BOTTOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Slumff, Sally Parker, Anna Valdez, Melaine MacQueen, Henrietta Bowers, Doug MacDonald. ROW TWO. Ted Hoffman, Cindy Telfer, Jeannine Fayed, Dawn Bubel, Lynn Walsh. Paul Driggers, Darwin Ludy. ROW THREE: Karen Mullen. Kathy Arnett, Judy Castillo, Connie Stein, Dave Freiger, Ken Gross, Linda Emerick. Linda Selby. Rick Langolf, Gerald Magneson, Donna Berish. Brad Cochrane, Wayne Carpenter, Kathy Heyer. Rose Tetreault. Ron Hodgins. Action Club Leads the Way ACTION CLUB: The newly formed Action Club, (originally Pep Club) showed promis- ing results this year by their enthusiastic en- deavors to boast school pride. Members of Action Club planned such activities as selling class pins and beanies, painting the school trash cans red and white, organizing Big Red Week and planning skits for the pep assem- blies. This year ' s Action Club was under the direction of Miss Tossey, Mr. McDonald, Mrs. Allen and Mr. Sykes. School Spirit is expressed through the cheerleader ' s chants. ROW ONE: Ron Hodgins, Dave Shultz. Dave Berish, Tom Kreutziger. Rick Langolf, Gerry Magneson, Mark Pochodylo, Bill Bugg, Mark Seppo. ROW TWO: Robin Diller. Hillary Thigpen. Gerry Boyd, Kim Matthews, Chuck Glombowski, Herb Leverton, Greg Hudy, Dan Eastwood, Gary Klemmer, Joe Brooks, Scott Mclnnis, Gary Hall. Jeff Friedland, Mark Limberg. ROW THREE: John Seppo, Tom Marshall, Phil Seppo, Ken Gross, Terry Green. Varsity Club Is Active Members of Varsity Club can be identified as the outstanding athletics of P.H.H.S. To lead this mighty organization is Tom Kreutizger, President; Greg Hudy, Vice-President; Bill Bugg, Secretary; and Gerry Magneson, Treasurer. Varsity Club ' s activities include invitational meetings in the fall and spring, club parties, selling at concessions at ball games, and a canoe trip at the close of every school year. Sponsoring and supporting these pow- erful Big Reds is Dick Wordon; basketball coach; Mike Maul, football coach; Dennis Evans, assist- ant Coach; and Gary Camm, J.V. assistant coach. Varsity Club members help the cheerleaders out during a pep assembly. 34 Debate Team Places Second • ' v sV v •••••• v sV % Si « «t � • V % % % % Miss LaVoy illustrates to the team the principles of debate. The Debate team, with Miss Patricia LaVoy as coach, placed second in the Blue Water Debate League, the largest in Michigan. The topic for this year was that the Fed. Gov. should establish. Finance and ad- minister programs to abate air and water pollution in the U.S. The team was awarded a trophy by the University of Michigan for debating excellence. Out of 430 schools in Michi- gan only 58 received the Debate Award of Excellence. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Sutphen. Ethel Isbister. Debbie Warsinke and Lisa Maxwell. MEMBERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE; Vicki Swegles, Sandy Duncan, Diana Arnold, Sandy Cowles, BACK ROW: Karen Blount, Sharon Ros- swurm, Linda Fleury, Alta Dennison and Mrs. Butcher. Mrs. Butcher, sponsor; and officers of future teachers are Karen Blount, president; Sharon Rosswurm, treasurer; Sandy Duncan, historian; and Alta Dennison, vice president. F.T.A. Surveys Future Careers Future Teachers, under the direction of Mrs. Butcher, were able to interest stu- dents in the career of teaching. Some members were able to attend regular class- es and help the teachers in elementary schools. They had car washes, bake sales and other money making projects to help obtain funds for their projects. 36 Future Nurses pause from their busy routine to pose for a picture. Future Nurses Operate Well!! Under the advisement of Miss Dorothy Mill- er, Future Nurses has been a progressive or- ganization this year. To raise money, Future Nurses had a car wash and is planning a bake sale. Also over Christmas they sponsored a Christmas party for several handicapped children and throughout the year they have served as volunteer Candy Strippers in var- ious hospitals. P.H.H.S. Future Nurses have contributed a great deal of energy and time to the welfare of people. OFFICERS ARE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Koryba, sec.; Miss Miller; Jackie Fraiz- er, vice-pres.; and Sharon Elliot, pres. 37 Parliamentary Law Club MEMBERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; LuAnn Jackson, Vicki Swegles, Sandi Cesefske, Dave Fraizer, SueChesnev, Pam Swegles, Ed Fleming, Gary Straffan, Donnalee Bush. This newly formed organization is grow- ing rapidly. With teacher sponsors Mr. Fred Swegles and Mr. John Hamernik, it was able to provide its members with a true insight into the nation ' s government and the way it is run. President Dave Fraizer provided the necessary leadership to promote the club. Knitting Club Stresses Crafts Knitting Club was organized under the direction of Mrs. Merle Martin and Mrs. Zaida Chidester. This club is a handicrafts club and included such projects as knitting, embroidering, and crocheting. MEMBERS ARE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Bartly, Deb Frazer, Connie Sears, Mrs. Mar- tin, Henrietta Bowers and Mary Cook. French Travel Club Heads for Paris, London Ethel Isbistcr, Vicki Swegles, Keith Hodge, and Marlene McKinstry try to decide on what to do to raise money for their trip. This year’s travel club, under the leadership of Mr. Keith Hodge, worked hard at planning their trip to Paris and London. With president Vicki Swegles and Vice-president Ethel Isbister, there have been many money making projects. It wasn’t odd to see these members washing cars and keeping busy. They made and sold ties, had a tea, and sold food during the lunch hours. Chess Club Plays Matches Chess Club, under the direction of Miss Sue Zuehlke and Miss Florence Raub was successful. During each meeting the members competed in matches. The winners were then elegible to play for the tournament championships. Chess Club members have a meeting before sitting down to play a game. I Art Club Shows Artistic Talent With Mrs. Sarah McPharlin as sponsor, the Art Club was successful. President Cynda Roberts; Vice President Shelly Beane, and Secretary Lynnette Gerhold made the art club run smoothly. Projects included museum and sketching trips, set- work for the all school play, and other school projects. BELOW RIGHT: Officers Cynda Rob- erts, Lynnette Gerhold, and Shelly Beane meet with Mrs. McPharlin. LEFT: The members of the Art Club meet to work on their various projects. Rocket Club members pause from their rocketing schedules to pause for a picture: Mr. Paul Ask, sponsor Gilbert, Mike Rich, Phillip Wilkins. Rocket Club Launches Activities Rocket Club, under the direction of Mr. Paul Ask. launched off to a good year. Officers elected were Randy Gilbert, Pres.; Mike Rich, Sec.; and Tim Moen, Treasurer. The club was created for anyone interested in model rocketry and projects included the building of a wind tunnel. FROM LEFT, BOTTOM. Sharon Eagen, Debbie Warsinske, Ethel Isbister, Tom Marshal, Jerry Magncson, LindaEmerick, Mark Pochodylo, Vickc Carfone, Pam Semrow, Pat Woods, Vicki Swegles. BACK ROW : Jim Fogal. W ' endy Warinske, Vicki Stoner, Beth W ' ismer, Mary Zacharich, Miss Raub. Scholarship Leadership Character Service Those who graduate with honors and recognition represent the Port Huron High School chapter of the National Honors Society. Certain qualifications must be met to be eligible for member- ship. Each member must have scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service as well as a 3.00 or “B average throughout his high school carrer. FIONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS ARE Linda Emerick, secretary; Vicki Swegles, vice-president; Doug Macdonald, treasurer, and Tom Kreutiziger, president. MATH CLUB MEMBERS FROM LEFT ARE Pat Woods, Jan Roodhouse, Debbie Warsinske, Sue Hutton. Vicki Swegles. BACK ROW. Matt Blood. Tom Kreutiziger, Mark Pochodylo, Doug MacDonald. Mike Knox, Steve Smiley, John Jorgenson. MU ALPHA THETA MATH CLUB OFFICERS FROM LEFT ARE Doug MacDonald, pres- ident; Vicki Swegles, vice-president; Deb Warsinski, treasurer; Mark Po- chodylo, historian. Math Club Sponsors. Mr. Hart and Mrs Hart, still find time to solve their own math problems. 43 Please Spare, Bowling Club BOWLING CLUB FROM LEFT IN BACK ROW : B Roskcy, R Peskey, J. Schef, R Bills, B. Smith, R. Thompson, G. Sullivan, B. Boan, and Mr. Schrocdcr. SECOND ROW: S. Corona- do, No name, R. Huffman. D McColeman, R Phipps, J. Anglebrandt, L. McPherson, D Tru- dell. SITTING: B Manning. R Rogers, K. Sax, D. McPherson, D. Decker, D. Palmateer, B. Wismer. S Keeley. The Bowling Club president tries to “strike out. 44 Campus Life Tries New Ideas Campus Life, under President Dan Jones and sponsor Paul Ask, started successfully this year. This organization believes in developing the social, mental and physical aspects of the individual as well as the spiritual phases. Campus Life has been active in school activities by sponsoring a wild goose chase, a birthday party for George Washington, a scream in the dark, and a Final Fling. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat North, Steve Smiley, Karen Mollan, Seymour Thomas, Mr. Ask, Chuck Stan- ley, Vicki Swegles, Kathy Arnett. A-V Club Helps Teachers A-V boys work hard, as shown by BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; R Johnson, J. Tinsley, J. Thom- as, S. Corry, P. Reed. R. Rutofske, J. Hall. FRONT ROW : S. McKenny, D. Rutofske, T. Waltenburg, M. Durrctt, S. Morgan. 45 The Student Depicts Story of 1970-71 at P.H.H.S. For the first time students enrolled in the Yearbook Course received full credit. Although the staff was off to a slow start, the entire book was finished by Feb. 24. The four sophomore photographers, headed by Rick Currie, took most of the candid pictures used in the book. Most of the advertisements were sold by Aleine Headd, Debra McJennett, and Rick Currie. Plans for a spring supple- ment were being made as the final copy was being completed. TOP Business Manager Debbie Mc- Jennett contacts an advertizer about an ad. MIDDLE LEFT Marsha Herber fin- ishes up the underclass section. MIDDLE RIGHT — Debra Hindes, Sharon Hill, and Nancy Bright check the work they did fcr the faculty, clubs, and index sections. BOTTOM Mark Pochodylo and Kathy Heyer worked on sports, faculty, and clubs. 46 TOP LEFT — Sue Keltz coordinated the work of most of the yearbook’s sections. Sandy Flood and Matt Blood “carried the load” in the senior and activities sections, respectively. MIDDLE LEFT — Mark Durette sold advertisements. Gerald Boyd did the Community Section, and Alexine Headd spearheaded the selling of ads and patrons. Jo Garza checked most of the book ' s copy and completed the index. BOTTOM The photographers of the 1971 Student were Mark Limberg, Rick Lapp, Jim Jenkins, and Rick Currie. TOP PICTURE — Advertising manager Brian Boshaw discusses ad copy with page editors: Sharon Macey, Laura Lewandowski, Brian Boshaw, John Rising, and Laura Wallace. MIDDLE PIC- TURE The Lighthouse staff: Top; B Boshaw, J. Todd, J. Ros- ing, D. Macdonald, D. Rusofske, H. Souilliere. SECOND ROW: D. Trombley, D. Thompson, S. Cesefske, J. McKeand, D. Horan, G. McKend, R. Lapp. THIRD ROW — J. Dortman, M. Beattie, D. Arnold J. Orr, P Tremp, M Thomas, M. Herber. FOURTH ROW M. Munro, V. Watson, M. Schof, L. Wallace, H Bowers, L. Lewandowski. D. Wolff. BOTTOM PICTURE — Mrs. Sander- son advises the Lighthouse staff. What’s New, Lighthouse Staff ? TOP LEFT A group of feature writers check assignments for the next issue to assure variety and continuity. Pictured are Mari lee Beattie, Debby Wolf, Julie Dortman, Pal Thompson, Debbie Hor- an, Debbie Trombley, and Jim Todd. BOTTOM LEFT Sandy Ccsefske, exchange editor, explains the system to Marsha Herber, Harry Souilliere. Jennie McKeand, Diana Arnold, and Becky Kla- won BOTTOM RIGHT Randy Gilbert, circulation manager, gives assignments to Debbie Horan, Patti Tremp, Mary Thomas, and Mary School. G.A.A. Stresses Good Health G.A.A. 1st. ROW; Debbie Nixon, Diane Chisholm, Vera Felk, Kathy McCormick, Vickie Carfore, Juanita McCants, Diane Koncyk, Doris Miller. 2nd ROW; Mary Zacharia, Joyieen Ash- ford. Patti Beach, Mary Haskins. Denise Patrick, Janet Seely, Linda Emerick, Debbie Runk, Jeri- lyn Cates, Pam Caryl, Laura Wallace, Barb Beat- tie, Sue Dawson, Pat Barnett. Audrey Dinkel. 3rd ROW; Katie Deveny, Terri Gilbert, Ethel Isbes- ter. Betsy Landschoot, Shelly Beane. Mary Jo Carmody, Diane Anderson, Pam Brusch, Gayle Thomas, Jean Donovan. 4th ROW; Beth Wis- mer, Carol Stubbs, Jo Ann Stubbs, Lyn n Camer- on, Kathy Heyer. Rose Cameron. Dads have fun at Dads night. First Semester Student Government First semester Student Government was the begin- ning of a new era. For the first time Juniors held the office of President and Vice-President. They showed their sense of responsibility by producing a Homecoming that few will forget. The students worked hard collecting ballots, decorating, and making preparations for this event. Among other activities, this Government also held the E.L.M. Conference at the Y.M.C.A. to promote better understanding between the six participating schools. STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS ARE FROM LEFT; Laura Smith, record- ing secretary; Becky Sweet, treasurer; John Ammerman, vice-president; and Richard Cookson, president. First semester Student Govern- ment, under Junior President Richard Cookson did well. The success of the homecoming and other winter activities, was greatly appreciated by the student body. 51 FRESHMAN STUDENT GOVERNMENT — BOTTOM: LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Curtis, Gayle Stein, Kim Sassanella, Connie Hastings, Cheryl Flynn. TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Linsley, J. Moncreif, J. Anglebrant, no name, T. Williams, K. Howard. Student Government Student Government activities this year have been, as a whole, a great success. Northern Week proved to be very suc- cessful in boosting school spirit and pride. Other activities sponsored by Student Government were the E.M.L. Conference, the canned food drive. Homecoming, Big Red Week, and Operation Moral Boost. First semester officers were President Richard Cook- son and Vice President John Ammer- man. Second Semester officers were President Mike Oswald and Vice Presi- dent Bryon Dabney. SOPHOMORE STUDENT GOVERNMENT — BOTTOM: LEFT TO RIGHT; No name. B Beat- tie. C. Mclnnis, P. Langolf, D. Enright, B Hunt, B Prevost. TOP: LEFT TO RIGHT; L. VanHulst, Stephens, C. Saunders, no name, T. Carmody, P. Brown, C. Hayes. 52 TOP — LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Chatterson, Scott Mclnnis, Tim Mrozowski. Harold Watson, Mike Elliot. Chuck Zielke BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Grondin. Donilce Bush, Sally Schrocdcr. Denise Lalonde, Deborah Sosa, and Lucy Goudie. FROM TOP — President Mike Oswald, Vice President (Chip) Bryon Dabney, Recording Sec- retary Vicki Carfore, Corresponding Secretary Sandi Flood, Parliamentarian Harold Watson, and Sponsor Mr. Eulalio Briones. (Treasurer. Scott Mclnnis was unable to be present for the picture.) STANDING - Deb MacJennctt, C. Mickens. T. Pratt, M. Oswald, N. Williams, D Berish, V. Car- fore. SEATED I. Howell, S. Flood, B Higgens, E. Barden. L. Hawkins, G. Pettee, S. Smith. 53 LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Glenn. L. Selby, L. Louks, D Moore, T. Jurk, S. Gilbert, J. Turner, D. Mellendorf, P Swegles, S. Chesncy, D. Pat- rick, S. Fener, J. Tuthill, D. Bush, L. McDonald. D. Sweet, C. Carmody, P. Casado. FRONT: K. Smith. NOT PICTURED: C. Charron, M. Martell. Thunderbirds Add To School Spirit A new dance and drill team, which shows lots of effort and determination for Port Huron High School is called the Thunderbirds. They per- formed during half-time of both football and basketball games, at school assemblies, the P. H. H. S. Band Concert, Big Red Night at the McMorran Auditorium, and many other school activities. The Thunderbirds were originated by Band Director Eric Payton and now are under the supervision of Mr. John Ufford and Mrs. Debbie Mosher. The future of this new organi- zation promises to be a popular and exciting one. LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Mellendorf (corresponding secretary), Diann Sweet (assistant captain), Mr. Ufford (sponsor). Sue Chesney (recording secretary). Shelly Fenner (treasurer). FRONT: Donnilee Bush (captain). (Not pictured, Mrs. D. Mosher.) Library Workers Keep Busy The student Librarians handle the desk in the Library. They also shelve books, keep the magazine room in order, and help their fellow students find their way around the Library. Each girl works at least one hour a day to help make the Library one of the most pleasant places in our school. FIRST ROW — Rosemary James, Gail Hackctt, Janine Burkett, Rose Tetrault, Melanie Miller. SECOND ROW — Janice Turner, Carol Stubbs, Alta Dennison. Sandy Duncan. Missing from the picture were Cheryl McAuley, Pete Kinney, Charles Radtke, Betty Goodman, Sunme Muir, Connie Scars. Creative Journal To Publish Work of 18 Schools A new and exciting magazine is being planned which will include the creative poetry, stories, and art work of students at Port Huron High and stu- dents from 17 elementary and intermediate schools. The magazine is being planned by Mary McDermott and Laura Lewandowski. The teacher sponsor was Mrs. Chidester. LEFT TO RIGHT — Mary McDermott, Laura Lewandowski, and Mrs. Chidester. 55 MAJORETTES; Pam Mason, Crystal McMillan. Kathy Smart, Mel- ody Emerick. R Middlebrooks, W. Carpenter, L. Smith, P Woods, G. Magneson, R Relken, E. Shuman, D. Pelton, M. Knox, J. Jam- merman, M Pochodylo, C. Joyce, R. Simpson, R. King, G. Sullivan, S. Parker, A. Dennison, P. Swanson, ROW 3; Mr Payton, B. Daniels, R Middlebrooks, S. Slumpuff, M. Wright, S. Semerow, S. Summer, D. Trudell. S. Elliot. S. Dell. D. Watson, L. Emerick, J. McDonald. V. Cline, P. Green, C. Rae. C. Brotherton. B Hale, L. Daniels. C. Telfer, C. Reid, J. Ross, D. Kidd, J. Hale. P. Bugg. ROW 4: J Miller, G. Ki- nd. D. Duman, D. Decker, P Pettic, J. Evans, R Rodgers, C. French, L. Nuss, D. Sawdon, D Palmateer, S. Duncan, P Foltz, V. Stoner. W . Warsinski, L. Washburn. C. McFarland, P Garcia. L. Lucas, V. Felk. V. Carfore, C. Cleaver, V. Swcglcs ROW ' 5: D Falk, R. Sampear. P Moris, E. Isbister, D. Warsinski, G. Herung. B. Wehrwein, S. Smith, J. Maxwell, C. Everitt, E. Hamm, T. Weigand. S. Magneson, K. Bolt, L. Cowper. D. Frazier, G. Straffon, M Zachariah. A. Maxwell, D. Smith. D. Young. 56 Honors Band Performs at Games, Travels P.H.H.S. Band Our Port Huron High School Honors Band is one we can be proud of. Under the direction of Band Instructor, Mr. Eric Payton, the Honors Band has helped to boost school spirit greatly. They have also performed at both football and basketball games during halftimes. Leading this organization is President, Dave Frasier; Vice President, Rosalyn Sampeer; Secretary, Vicki Swegles and Trea- surer. Pat Woods. Band activities this year have consist- ed of traveling to Detroit, the Ford Auditorium, and to Bay City to perform in different musical events. The Honors Band’s annual Spring Concert will take place April 23rd, 1971. 57 L. Cowper makes the music go “round and round” at a Port Huron Flag Hockey game. ABOVE “like trash,” say R Middlebrooks and J. Ammerman. BELOW — The instruments of P. Foltz, B. Young, R. Ankrapp, J. Hering, A. Maxwell, and J. Relken are too hot to handle. The Big Red majorettes are Kathy Smart and Crystal McMillan, STANDING and Melody Emerick and Pam Mason, KNEELING. STANDING: Mr. Pierce. Mr. Payton. K Bolt. J. Magneson, C. Mickens. M Knox. G. Rinderspocker. D. Fraiser. S Duncan. T. Tolcher. V Swe- gles, G. Straffon, R Beach. R. Simpson. SEATED: J. Stanley. L Porter. C. Lentz. J. Mclnnis. G. Hering. C Brotherton. PIANO: S. Smith. p.H.H.S Thunderbirds entertain between periods at a Port Huron Flags Hockey Game. 59 The Band Practices, Performs, Practices . . . The Jazz Trio accompanies the Chori during the Christmas assembly. FROM LEFT ARES. Smith, piano: R. Simpson, Bass; and Mr. Pierce, Drums. A Big Red bandsman practices his game routine The P H.H.S. Honors Band strikes up a number during rehearsal. 60 ABOVE — Drum Major G. Rindcrspachcr and Majorettes K. Smart and P Mason stand at attention during the Big Reds performance at the Veterans Day parade. Right — The Band clarinets perform at a Port Huron Flags hockey game. Ensembles Comprise Honors Band TOP RIGHT The Drum section consists of P. Garcia, J. Miller, M. Falk, J. Stanley, B. Bugg, and M. Wright MIDDLE RIGHT “Charg- ing ahead with the flutes are A. Dennison, P. Petty, D. Kidd, P. Bugg, and C. Telfer BOTTOM RIGHT A part of the honors Band trumpet section consists of W Carpenter, J. Livingston, J. Ammerman, P. Kories, D. Palmateer. R. Middlebrooks. BELOW “Sounding off’ with the clarinet ensemble are P. Semrow, S. Slumpff, L. Daniels, W. Warsinski, L. Lucus, and V. Felk. The Big Reds displaying the flags are M White, M Genaw, L. Horan, L. Cooper, and D. Smith. LEFT TO RIGHT TOP; L Brown, E. Lincoln, H Thigpen, L Por- ter, D Pinnix, T. Rogan, R Beach. J. Mortinger, S. MacDuff, J. Jor- genson, D. Falk, T. VanConant, P Haeck. E. Schuman. G. Delong. SECOND; J Prevost, A Headd, B Prevost, no name, B Gaafeny, D Miller, D. Runk. K MacBeth, M. McQueen, K Charron, P Hutchin- son. K Mollan. P Rands, S. Cain, M. Martell. THIRD: B Wismer, P. Kelly, K. R Fogarty, G. Brown, L Duncan, D. Coleman. S. Glenn, M. McDermott, B Harris. S. Hall. FIRST; S. Gilbert. S. Swainson, S. Chesney, L. Washburn, P Seals, T. Ware, K. W eaver, S. Bankston, R James, J. Davis, D. Watson. R Tetreault, J. McCants, K. Anderson. I can see by your coat, my friend. You’re from the other side. There’s just one thing I’ve got to know, can you tell me please, who won? Crosby Stills ■ The BIG RED ' S varsity football team suffered through another tough season this year, winning only one game while losing eight. Several of these games were so close that they could have gone either way. Had the REDS gotten more breaks they might have seen more victories. One of these tight games was the Homecoming when Roseville scored with less than two minutes left to play. And with luck on Roseville’s side they took the victory. The BIG REDS made a lot of mistakes this year that cost them games, but with a year of experience under their belts, they are looking forward to next year. 66 Varsity Gains Experience BOTTOM ROW P Seppo, R Hodgins, L. Porter, D. Carrier, B Bugg, G. Bentley, D. Berish, D. Ludy, F. Garza, T. Green, A. Dinkins, SECOND ROW Coach Evans, D Rogan, C. Russell, M. Limberg, B Kidd, M. Thomas, G. Hudy, J. Stanley, D. Russell, J. Daniels. J. Brooks, Coach Maul, Coach Hud- son. THIRD ROW: C. Stanley, T. Orr, H Thigpen, S. Arnold, J Hull, D. Eastwood. C. Dabney, B. Carmody, K. Mathews, J. Seppo, TOP ROW: J. Livingston (mgr ), T. Tissue. N. Wolford, B Dickinson, R. Ankrapp, D Jones, J. Boyd, M. Brown, M. Glyshaw. The J.V. football team, in their second year together, fought hard and played good games despite winning only one game while losing six and tying one. A big lift for the team was a 6-6 tie with Mt. Clemens, E.M.L. champs. Although their record wasn ' t overly impres- sive, the boys gained valuable experience which they ' ll be able to use in their future years as Big Reds. BOTTOM ROW: J. Ganhs, E. Malooley, G. Curtis, G. Young, L. Frank, D. Russell, M Wolford, D. Reynolds, J. Ganhs, S. Hill. MID- DLE ROW: Coach Hillaker. M. Seibert. B McKelvey, S. Sanchez, R Hernandez, P. Wilkins, R. Doane, D. Nichols, K. Williams, D. Dodd, W. Verriden, Coach Heering. TOP ROW: D. Willing (mgr ), R Beach T. Landschoot, J. Nunez, H Gerhold, B. Livingston, J. Thomas, P Ruffin, Faulkner. The freshman football team came along fine towards the end of the season to finish with a winning year, making it twice in a row. In one of the most exciting games of the year, the team captured the city championship trophy with an 18-16 victory over crosstown rival Port Huron Northern. BOTTOM ROW P Veriden, W Patrick, J. Mc- Phail, K. Schuman. D. Zimmer, J. Rosswurm, L. Jones, M. Bodeis, B. Friedland, R. Mellendorf, MIDDLE ROW Coach Moon, L. Taylor. M. Harrison, J. Moncrief, H. Charlton, D. Van- Dusen, C Bell, R Tinnerman. Coach Berger, TOP ROW ' : E. Sadliek. B. Bradshaw, R. Dolson, M. Almanza. J. Rising, T. Williams, E. Kongas, J. Coleman, B. Hazely. Not shown in the picture are: M. Gray, T. Johnson, and M. Millard. Harriers Win E.M.L. Third Straight Time Under the direction of Coach Richards, the powerful Cross Country team stormed to their third straight E.M.L. Championship, winning every meet except one. Senior, Tom Kreutzier; took first in every dual meet, fol- lowed by Junior, Robin Diller; who captured second in the league meet. A welcome addition to the team was Freshman, Pete Maxwell. With strong will and hard work Pete won his letter in his first year. These men, along with the rest of the team, each played a part in bringing Port Huron High another memorable Cross Country Season. The Big Reds ready themselves at the start of the Pontiac Northern Invitational Meet held on a grueling 2 Vi mile course at Oakland Uni versity. Later in the season the Big Reds returned to this same hilly course for Regionals and finished a solid sixth place overall. Coach Richards keeps a sharp eye on his charges during practice. Jody Diller and Pete Maxwell “gut it out ' as they battle for posi- tion. CROSS COUNTRY — FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: R Diller, J. Diller, M Massman, J. Friedland. A. Lessard, C. Richards (Coach). S. Mclnnis, J. O’Brien, J Seaton, D. Sawdon, P Maxwell. SITTING: T. Marshall, M Pochodylo, T. Kreutziger, and R Fedorick. Varsity, J-V Basketballers Regroup for Next Year This year ' s basketball teams put forth a tremendous amount of effort despite what the records show, and even in the face of defeat. Big Red fans never lost hope. Next year ' s varsity team will suffer greatly without the help of Seniors Dave Schultz, Jim Stanley, Dave Berish, Don Fowler, and Jim Early, all of whom will be lost to gradu- ation. The junior varsity team, whoever, had one of the better J.V. records in recent years. Many of the team members look like promising candidates for next year ' s varsity team. VARSITY BASKETBALL — FIRST ROW J Nichols, M Wil- liams, D Berish, D. Schultz, J. Stanley, J. Early, and C. Stanley. SECOND ROW : Coach Gary Camm, J. Sass, K. Johnson, D East- wood. H. Watson, G. Hudy, R Johnson. D. Nichols, L. Frank, and Coach Richard Wordon. THIRD ROW P Driggers (manager). J. Hilliker (manager), G. Curtis, G. Johnson, R Ruiz. F. Faulkner, D. VanConant, P Ruffin. J. Thomas, P Owens, S. Thomas, and E. McCoy. 73 Freshman Cagers Have Exciting Season The Ninth grade basketball team, led by Coach- es Jim Dickinson and Dave Eppley, gave the freshman class a rather exciting year. With the experience the team has gained, the future of the varsity Big Reds looks brighter. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL — FRONT ROW: J. Kidd, M. Gray, Lynch, Leo Jones, Manager Greg Cates, C. Jowett, Tim Jones. P H. Charleton. W. Patrick, J. Monerief, T. Matthews, J Redfield. Schultz, D. Berish. P. Stacher, and Coach Dave Eppley. STANDING: Coach Jim Dickinson, P Veriden, Greg Cates, Tim 74 HARD-WORKING TEAM MEMBERS W ERE V ARSITY: SEATED F. Souther- land. k McQuiller, M. Seppo, L. Richard- son, T. Green; co-captain, G. Boyd; co-cap- tain. B Bugg, R. Cornwell, T. Roberts, M. Limberg, B Whiting. K. Gross, R Langolf. JUNIOR VARSITY MIDDLE ROW D Evans; Coach, E. Hardy, T. Ward, B Ed- wards, J. Diller, R Hernandez, T. Orr, J. Hall, G Marriott, B Kidd. D. Haeck. R Diller, G. Buckles, J Hudson; Coach. TOP: R. Tomlinson, J. Brooks, H. Thigpen, B Liv- ingston, S. Lesser. B. Lesser. 76 Grapplers Post Victorious Season Pin! Pin! Pin! Pin! was the only word the Big Red Wrestling team knew. The team gave the results of this word at all practices and matches. The victorious year was to be seen only through many hours of hard work put in by the team. Team it was, all of the team worked as hard for their brother to win as well as themselves. All were joyous when a victory was announced. BOTTOM LEFT: Kevin McQuiller is announced victor of the match by the referee. BOTTOM CENTER: Gerald Boyd shows his opponent that he is not going to lose. BOTTOM RIGHT: John Hall receives two points for a well accomplished reversal. TOP CENTER: Ken Gross pins his man while team members give well deserved praise. 77 Varsity Football 1970 P.H. OPP. 0 Warren-Mott 38 18 River Rouge 14 13 Mt. Clemens 42 7 Roseville 14 7 Stevenson 26 2 Warren-Lincoln 32 14 East Detroit 47 J.V. Football 1970 0 Port Huron Northern 22 P.H. OPP. 8 South Lake 13 8 Warren- Mott 18 Won 1, Lost 8 8 Pontiac Waterford 6 26 Hazel Park 28 6 Roseville 28 Varsity Wrestling 1970-71 18 Stevenson 20 6 Northern 30 P.H. OPP 0 East Detroit 13 28 Davison 24 Ninth Grade Football 1970 6 Mt. Clemens 6 41 Lakeview 9 P.H. OPP. 28 Femdale 14 28 Northern 14 6 Mt. Clemens 6 Won 2, Lost 6 34 Catholic Central “B 11 8 Utica Davis 32 Detroit 8 East Detroit Oak wood 20 14 Mt. Clemens 24 24 Royal Oak Kimball “B” 0 Varsity Track 1970 21 East Detroit 24 32 L’Anse Creuse 8 P.H. OPP. 6 Stevenson 32 18 Port Huron Northern 16 13 L ' Anse Creuse 39 52 Lapeer 34 85 Marysville 32 21 Roseville 29 Won 4, Lust 2 71 Northern 17‘ 2 37 Northern 12 Hazel Park 59‘ 2 Lakeshore 94 Northern 44 Third Place— E.M.L. Cros-Lex 10 Tourney 82 Northern 36 82 Utica Stevenson 36 84 Lakeshore 34 85 Mt. Clemens 33 71 Roseville 47 78 East Detroit 40 9 Huron Relays 22nd Place 36 3 5 Central Michigan Relays. First Place 19 Schaffer Relays 2nd Place 40 Regionals First Place 80 E.M.L. — First Place 21 State Tournament 4th Place Won 9, Lost 0 78 Varsity Basketball 1970-71 P.H. OPP. 49 Warren Mott 42 47 Birmingham 78 50 Mt. Clemens 51 39 Roseville 53 59 P.H. Northern 70 42 Stevenson 71 47 East Detroit 59 43 Grosse Pointe 75 62 Roseville 77 62 Lapeer 70 50 P.H. Northern 71 55 Stevenson East Detroit J.V. Wrestling 1970 71 P.H. OPP. 28 Davison 24 41 Lakeview 9 28 Northern 14 34 Catholic Central “B” (Detroit) 11 14 Mt. Clemens 24 21 East Detroit 24 6 Stevenson 32 13 L ' Anse Creuse 39 21 Roseville 29 37 Northern Lakeshore Third Place — E.M.L. 12 J.V. Basketball 1970-71 P.H. 62 Warren Mott OPP. 58 55 Birmingham 75 51 Marysville 53 61 Mt. Clemens 68 53 Roseville 52 61 P.H. Northern 59 75 Stevenson 51 61 East Detroit 81 84 Grosse Point 74 44 Roseville 53 73 Lapeer 35 49 P.H. Northern 72 Ninth Grade Track 1970 P.H. OPP. 66 Lapeer 52 68 Utica Sterling 41 67 Hi L’Anse Creuse 50 V 67 Vi Port Huron Northern 46 V 98 Utica Davis 20 67 Mt. Clemens 47 63 P.H. Northern 34 Won 6, LostO Crosscountry 1970 P.H. 18 Davison 19 Northern 22 Stevenson 26 Mt. Clemens 18 East Detroit 20 Northern 30 Stevenson 19 Mt. Clemens 19 East Detroit Pontiac Northern Invitational — 9th Place Albion Invitational — 11th Place Regional Tournament — 6th Place, 222 points League Meet — 1st Place — 49 points State Tournament — T. Kreutziger, 35, R. Diller, 58 79 The spirit of the school is promoted by the two Cheerleading Squads. After school you can always find these sixteen spirited, energetic girls practicing cheers for the next game. VARSITY SQUAD TOP LEFT: TOP: S. Dawson, STANDING; S. Schroeder, K Hever, J. Cates, L. Emerick KNEELING; C. Albert, C. Stanly, J. Seely. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD MIDDLE RIGHT: TOP; M. Carmody, V. Howard, B Russell, STANDING: D. Bensh, M. Russell. BOTTOM; Kim Sassanella, P. Beach, R. Tetreault. 81 4 TOP LEFT: Jim Stanley finishes another strong race. FAR RIGHT: Big Reds’ Fresh- man star Robert Johnson. BOTTOM LEFT: Robert Johnson leaps high on the way to an- other impressive jump. BOTTOM RIGHT: Big Reds three time medalists Dick Carrier, Tim Pinnex, and Fred Whitican. BOTTOM ROW R Oilier, C. Russell, D. Carrier, D. Giles, L Collins, F. Whitican, T. Pinnix, S. Jurk, J. Hernandez, J. Witherspoon, R. Lill, J. Stantlcy. SECOND ROW : Mr Lowell Speiss; Coach, D. Reynolds, k Dean, M Limbcrg, J. Daniels, J Boyd, T. Kreutizger, M Pochodylo, B Bugg, R. Russell. D. Ludy, R. Hutchinson, Mr. Charles Richards; Coach. THIRD ROW ' : D. Reed. L. Eberts. P Ruffin. J. Oilier, B. Hill, D. Pinnix, M. Forbes. H. Thigpin. R. Johnson, D. Russell, S. Mclnnis, J. Mclnnis, K. Caryl, R Fedorick, K. Johnson. TOP ROW : B Reynolds, R Camp- bell. G. Curtis, J. Hillaker, J. O ' Brien, J. Nichols, B Beach, B Wydzyn- ski, D. Nichols, P. Owens. R Hernandez, F. Faulkner, K. Hill. 83 1970 Thinclads Break Many School Records Victim after victim fell to the 1970 Big Red Trailmen as they racked up another undefeated season. This year the team captured first place honors at the Central Michigan University relays, the E.M.L. meet, and the Re- gionals. They came out placed fourth in the state. Leading the charge was State Champion 440 runner Tim Pinnix. Tim, pictured above, was undefeated this year and broke several records with his fine running. Tim was also a member of the Big Reds’ record breaking mile relay team. As if that’s not enough, he also holds the 800 yard record which he set in 1969. His time of 48.6 at Mt. Clemens was only .3 of a second off the state record. Other outstanding performers were Fred Whitican, who holds the high hurdle record and firsts in the E.M.L. and Times Herald meets; Larry Collins with a record high jump of 6’4 3 4 M ike Forbes 1 2’9” in the pole vault (another record); a two mile record by Tom Kreutziger with 9:56:2; Dick Carrier who tied the 100 yard dash record with a time of 9.9 and broke the 220 record with a 21.3 time; and Bob Johnson, sixth in the state as a freshman in the long jump. This year’s team scored more points, 937 3 5, than any other Big Red track team in the history of Port Huron High School. 84 UPPER LEFT: Freshman shot putter Mark Limberg shows his style. UPPER RIGHT: Big Reds Challenge Hazel Park in 100 yard dash. BOTTOM LEFT: Larry Collins sets a new high jump record of 6 ' 4 V 4 in the Times Herald Invitational Meet. 85 STANDING: B Johnson, C. Nichols. R French, G. Klemmer, R. Laughlin (coach), W. Carpenter. S. Magneson. J. Magneson, R Wolf. SEATED: T. Weigand, J. Hall, G. Richardson. T. Marshall. Netters Place 3rd In Tournament P.H. 2 2 5 3 6 2 4 6 7 1 3 6 Tennis 1970 OPP. Lapeer 5 P.H. Northern 5 Flint Northwestern 2 St. Clair 4 Mt. Clemens 1 Roseville 5 St.Clair 3 East Detroit 1 Mt. Clemens 0 P.H. Northern 6 Roseville 4 East Detroit 1 86 Varsity Golfers Take 2nd in E.M.L. The varsity golf team took second place in the E.M.L. in 1970. Rick Kisbany was the E.M.L. tournament medal- ist. Other members of this year’s team were Harold Trampski, Tom Hauff, Dan McCarty, and Tim Moro- zowski. The Big Reds lost only to Mt. Clemens and Port Huron Northern. The team lost four Seniors this year. GOLF P.H. 1970 OPP. 219 Cros-lex 240 216 St. Clair 225 211 P.H. Northern 194 200 Marysville 204 220 Utical Stevenson 239 225 Mt. Clemens 221 222 Roseville 257 222 Cros-Lex 250 225 P.H. Northern 218 222 Utica Stevenson 250 212 St. Clair 216 217 Mt. Clemens 205 215 Lakeview 228 224 Roseville 241 R. Krsbany, H. Tramski, Coach Worden, Larry Frank and T. Morozowski. 87 VARSITY BASEBALL BOTTOM ROW B Nichols, E. McCabe, M. Secory, T. Strode, D. Fowler, B Mitchell, and John Shott. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Heering, coach, J Herbert, G. Hudy, C. Langolf, D. Fowler. D. Falk. TOP ROW: C. Glombowski. P. Owens, B Harrington, J. Casado, R. Hodgins, J. Seppo. and J. Livingston. Baseball Team Posts 11 — 8 Season Record Big Reds 14 1 0 9 4 8 0 2 8 5 9 3 13 2 2 0 4 4 6 Baseball Record 1970 Opponent Lakeview 15 Lakeview 6 Grosse Pointe South 1 Davison 2 Davison 2 P.H. Northern 1 Utica Stevenson 3 Mt. Clemens 1 Livonia Bently 2 Livonia Bently 6 Roseville 6 E. Detroit 2 Mt. Clemens 2 Roseville 1 Utica Stevenson 1 East Detroit 4 P.H. Northern 5 Flint Northwestern 1 Flint Northwestern 7 J.V. Baseballers Post 1-8 Record P.H. 4 1 0 I 1 7 4 8 1970 P.H. Northern Utica Stevenson Roseville P.H. Northern Utica Stevenson Marysville Roseville Marysville Opponent 12 3 5 2 0 8 12 9 PICTURED ABOVE ARE BOTTOM M Wingate. M W illiams, J. Eogal. E. McCoy. K Wilson. T Ore. J Seppo. MIDDLE ROW Mr Heering; Coach, ' P Owens. D VanConant. P Driggers, S Lynch, J. Ammerman. Mr. Hilliker; Coach. TOP ROW ' : J Brooks. S. Lewis, B. Dickinson. N. Wol- ford, A. Gwisdala. To Sir with love; How do you thank someone who’s taken you from crayons to perfume — It isn’t easy but I know I’ll have to try . . . Dr DeGrow; Superintendent of Port Huron Area Schools. Board of Education Sets Goals MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION: Martin Weiss, Elwin Hartwig, Pastor Schoof. Dr Hazle- dine, Mrs. Alice Mckinnon, Mr. Carlisle, and Mrs. Douvas. OFFICE SECRETARIES: Mrs. Vigrass, Mrs. Emlaw, Mrs. Jex, and Mrs. Efstratis. 92 iiniium Good Schools Result from Good Leaders PRINCIPALS AND ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS: MR. CHESTER WYDRYNSKI, principal, is one of the most active people at P.H.H.S. For example he takes an active part in all our sports, dances and other student activities. He attends a Human Relations Committee Tea ev- ery other week. He meets with the Department Chairmen every week. He meets with every teacher at least once every semester MR WAL- LACE NAULT is one of our three assistant principals. He takes an active part in all school activities. He is the head of all graduation activ- ities and is responsible for school pictures and scheduling of students. In his spare time he enjoys reading and camping. MR. WILLIAM PIERCE is one of our assistant principals and is very active in school activities. He is often called the little drummer boy because he plays the drums with the Reds’ Stage Band. He also conducts Parent Advisory Council Meetings. MR THOMAS SMITH, one of the three assistant principals, is also very active in our school activities, such as sports. He is the one who keeps students with food in the Cafeteria. Principal Mr. Chester Wydrynski busily plans for his meeting with students. Mr. Wallace Nault; assistant principal, goes over his records for Senior Graduation plans. Mr. William Pierce talks business over the count er in the office. Mr. Thomas Smith checks his watch, hoping it ' s time for lunch. Counselors Help With Decisions MR. ALLAN FROST counsels students whose last names start with A thru C. MISS PAULINE LACKIE counsels students whose last names begin with FI thru K. MR. JOHN UFFORD counsels students whose names begin with SMI thru Z. He sponsors the Thunderbirds and is advisor of the Human Debators Committee MR DONALD WENDLING counsels students whose last names start with D thru G. COUNSELORS MISS GENETTE BROCKEN is a counselor for the students who last names begin with L and go thru M. She is a member of the Instructional Developement Council. MR. EUGENE DUNBAR is a counselor for the students whose last names begin with N and go thru SMIL. His hobbies are bridge, boating and traveling. Mr. Dunbar checks his lists of absent students for the day. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Genette Brocken. Mr. Alan Frost. Mr. Eugene Dunbar, Miss Pauline Lackie, Mr. Donald Wendling, and Mr. John Ufford. 94 P.H.H.S. LIBRARIANS ARE LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs. Perukel, Mrs. Anderson, and Mrs. Bowman. Library Adds to Education The librarians’ jobs are many. The A.V. Dept, is run by Mrs. Perukel. She is in charge of making sure you get to see that film you wanted. She also helps in the library. Mrs. Anderson is the head librarian. Choosing the books she feels you want to read is a difficult job but she does her work well. Librarian clerk is Mrs. Bowman and her job is typing and filing. P H.H.S. A.V. workers are Tom Reed and Willie Jefferson. 95 FRONT ROW Mr. N. Gallagher, Mrs. M Misenar, Mrs. A. Chidester, Mrs. N. Blades, Mrs. M Martin, Mrs. D Mosher. Miss. D. Thompson. BACK ROW: Mr. B. Fricly. Miss L. Tossey, Mrs. R. Allen, Mrs. M. Sanderson, Mrs. B Knowles, Mr W. Mitchell. Mr. R. Jechura. English Opens Doors to Ideas ENGLISH: MRS REINETTE ALLEN teaches English, American Literature, and English Literature. She also sponsors the Action Club in her spare time. MRS. NANCY BLADES teaches Freshman English and also enjoys hockey outside of her active school life. MRS. ZAIDA CHIDESTER is the Eng- lish Department Chairman. She also teaches English and Crea- tive Writing. She sponsors Creative Magazine and also helps with the knitting club. MRS. A. JOAN FISCHER teaches Sophomore English. Her hobbies are reading and writing. MR. WILLIAM F RILEY teaches English, Modern Literature and American Literature MR. NORMAN GALLAGHER teaches English. He also enjoys bowling, baseball, and football. MR. JEFF HUDSON (or sometimes known as Handsome Hudson) teaches English and American Fiction. He is head coach for wrestling and assistant coach for varsity football. MR. ROB- ERT JECHURA teaches English, American Literature, and Journalism. He sponsors the yearbook and also helps sponsor the freshman class. MRS. BARBARA KNOWLES teaches theater, performing arts, and advanced speech. She sponsored the Senior Play and the E.M.L. Speech League MRS. MERLE MARTIN teaches Reading. She is sponsor for the Knitting Club and the director for the all-school play. MRS. MARY JANE MISENAR teaches American Voices, Ameri- can Fiction, and English. She also enjoys reading in her spare time. MR WILLIAM MITCHELL teaches English and American Literature. He also enjoys playing golf. MRS. DEB- ORAH MOSHER teaches English and is co-sponsor for the P.H.H.S. Thunderbirds. MRS MARY GLENN SNADER SON teaches the literature part of American Studies Classes and Journalism. She is the sponsor of the Lighthouse. MISS DIANNE THOMPSON teaches Sophomore English. Her hobbies are water sports, reading and bridge. MISS LINDA TOSSEY teaches American Literature, first year speech, and American Fiction. 96 Business Education Prepares Students for Careers BUSINESS EDUCATION MRS. PATRICIA BAKER teaches typ- ing, office machines and business Math. Her hobbies are swimming, sewing and knitting. MRS. SUSAN BUETCHER teaches typing and shorthand and is the sponsor of Future Teachers. MR JAMES CLAIR teaches typing and retailing. He is sponsor of Ski Club, plans our football programs and is a time keeper for the football games. He is also the director of the Jaycees. MRS. EVELINE GRIMES teaches typing and retailing. Her hobbies are reading, sewing, bowling, camp- ing, fishing, and tennis. MISS DOROTHY MILLER sponsor of Fu- ture Nurses, teaches Record Keeping and typing. MR ROBERT VERRAN teaches Data Processing and Notehand and is the Business Department chairman. MR. LARRY WINTERS teaches Boookkeep- ing and General Business. He is the official score keeper for all our football games. His hobbies are bow ling, tennis, and traveling. Mr. Verran, Mrs. P. Baker, and Mr. L. Winters meet in the staff room for a little chat. The smiles are always bright even though classes may be rough on Mr. J. Clair, Mrs. S. Butcher, Miss D. Miller, Miss Grimes and Mr R. Verran. 97 Those who make boys into men are A. Bonito, M. Whitaker. W. Berger, T. Currie, R. Mason and B. Hobbs. Industrial Arts Teaches Basic Skills INDUSTRIAL ARTS: MR. FLOYD BELT teaches advanced drawing and mechanical drawing and is chairman of the industrial arts department. His hobbies are fishing and boating. MR. WILLIAM BERGER teaches trade machines and machine shop and general shop. He is the freshman football coach. MR LAWRENCE BODEN teaches Welding and trade Welding. MR. ANTHONY BONITO teaches wood shop. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, camping and sports. MR. THEODORE CURRIE teaches wood shop, metal shop and mechanical drawing and crafts. MR BRUCE HOBBS teaches power mechanics and general shop. His hobby is fishing MR MI- CHAEL W HITAKER teaches electronics, beginning electronics and general shop. Learning trades that will someday may be helpful are Ron Cristic, John Swafield and Dick Howard. 98 Looking at Mr R Schrocder. who doesn’t seem to realize he’s getting his picture taken are Mrs. M. Fiedler. Mrs. S. Hart, and Mrs. S. Hyde IN THE FRONT ROW. IN THE BACK ROW ARE Mr. G. Snyder, Mr. G. Hart, Mr. T. Case, Mr. G. Smith, and Mr. G. Camm. Math Taug ht at Many Levels MR. THOMAS CASE teaches General Math and Advanced Math. His hobbies are reading and pho- tography. MRS. MARILYN FIEDLER leaches algebra and Algera Non-college. MRS HART is a teacher of General Math and geometry. She co-sponsors the Math Club and is also on the faculty bowl- ing team. MRS. SUE HYDE teaches algebra and geometry. Her hobbies are reading, sports, and camping. MR RALPH SCHROEDER leaches General Math and Geometry. Bowling Club, Teachers Advisory Council, and being a night school teacher takes up most of his spare time MR GLENN SMITH leaches Algebra and General Math. He has a 12th-grade homeroom MR. GARY SNYDER teaches Geometry and Algebra. He has a 9th grade homeroom. MR. JOHN WILLIAMS teaches Al- gebra. He is a good golf player. MR. CAMM teaches Algebra non-college and general Math. He is the Junior Varsity basketball coach and Head Tennis Coach. He is a member of S.T.A.C. ft Sandy Cesefske says, “What’s that again?” 99 RESISTING WOMEN S LIB. ARE Mr. Vandenberg, Mr. Mason. Mr. Lincoln, Mr. Hamernik, Mr. Harwood. Mr. Eppley, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Burgess, Mr. Pesano, Mr. MacDonald, Mr. Lutz, and Mr. Dickenson. Social Studies Teaches Past, Present, Future MR. DENNIS MACDONALD teaches Civics. He is the sponsor of Action Club. His hobbies are Stock Club, hock- ey, and baseball. MR. VETO PESANO teaches World History and Civics. His hobbies are gardening, hunting, fish- ing. and chef-cooking. MISS J. ELIZABETH WILBINE teaches Civics and American History. Her hobbies are tennis and traveling. MR. ALBERT VANDENBERGH teaches Civics and Geography. His hobbies are playing the clarinet in a band. Also he enjoys ethnic organizations. SOCIAL STUDIES: Mr. Harry Burgess teaches Civics. His hobbies are painting, skiing, cameras, and collecting coins. MR JAMES DICKINSON teaches the economy part of Problems of Democracy. MR. DAVID EPPLEY teaches civics and World History. He is also the assistant 9th grade basketball coach. MR. JOHN HAMERNIK teaches the Government part of Problems of Democracy. He is the sponsor of the Freshman Class and also a junior sponsor of the Parliamentary Law Club. MR RALPH HARRI- SON teaches civics and is Department chairman for the Social Studies Department. He spends most of his spare time playing hockey or traveling. MR. CHESTER HARW OOD teaches World History and is the sponsor of the London Travel Club. MISS PATRICIA LAVOY teaches the Sociology part of Problems of Democracy. Also she is the sponsor of the Debate Club. MR. CHARLES LINCOLN teaches American Studies and World History. MR. CHARLES LUTZ teaches American History. His hobby is reading. He is also the sponsor of the Sophomore Class and a Debate Judge. MR. RONALD MASON teaches American History. His hobbies include various sports. Discussing the days plans are Mr. Har rison and Miss W ilkins A very interesting discussion seems to be gotng on between Mtss Raub. Mr. Korth. Mr. Ulrich. Mr. Ask. Mr. Richards. Mr. Skyes. Not P.ctured arc Mr. Spicss and Mr. Evans. Science Stresses Knowledge SCIENCE: MR PAUL ASK teaches Physics and Physical Science and also Algebra. In his spare lime he enjoys his hobbies of fishing, camping, and reading He is also the sponsor of Campus Life and Rocket Club. MR. DENNIS EVANS teaches Health Science and Weight Training MR WILLIAM KORTH teaches Health Science and enjoys various sports and read- ing in his spare lime. He is also the sponsor of the Astromony Club. MISS FLORENCE RAUB teaches Chemistry, Physical Science, and Organic Chemistry. Her hobbies are skin and scuba diving and sialing. She also co-sponsors Chess Club and Honor Society. MR CHARLES RICHARDS teaches both regular and advanced biology. His hobbies are scuba diving, fishing, boating and hunting. MR LOWELL SPIESS teaches Earth Science. His hobbies are stamp and coin collecting. MR. DONALD SYKES teaches Biology and his hobbies include collecting plants and playing chess and various sports. MR. GLENN ULRICH teaches General Science and Health Science. His hobbies are Model building and working with boyscouts. 101 Mr. Beedon greets a student looking for a co-op job. Special Areas Meet Individual Needs SPECIAL EDUCATION MR RONALD FRITCH is vocational coor- dinator for handicapped students serving P.H.A.S.D. Fie is on the council for exceptional children. MR. JOSEPH MARTINDAL teaches our spe- cial education students math, history, science, and directed studies. MRS. MARY LEE YOUNG teaches our special education students math, sci- ence, and directed studies. MR ROBERT BEEDON, co-op director, plays on the faculty basketball team and participates in other sports. His hobbies are reading and sports. Mr. Jim Goldsworthy, director of co-op, is sponsor of Big Red Week and is on Hot Shot basketball. Mrs. M. Young and Mr. J. Martindale plan the day ' s activities. 102 Inlently watching a demonstration are G. Naruta, C. Robinson, W. Brown, and K Haws Learning about patterns arc J. Johnson and K. Kishnow from Mrs. Brown. A little advice and a little work help Janet Orr and Judy Carl. Girls View Rolls In Home Economics HOME ECONOMICS: MRS WILLA BROWN teaches clothing and her hobbies are sewing and music. MISS KATHLEEN DISH- NOW teaches foods and her hobbies are snow shoeing and snow ma- chining. MISS KAY HAWS teaches foods and clothing. She helped sponsor the all-school play and also helped sponsor the Spring Fashion and Art Show Miss Haws also belongs to the Teacher s Advisory Council. MRS. GLORIA NARUTA teaches child developement and clothing. Her hobbies are bicycle riding, reading, cooking and skating. MISS COY ANN ROBINSON is a member of the Human Relations Committee. She also teaches child development, home and family liv- ing, and home furnishings. 103 Looking non-creative are M. Bauer, S. McPharlin, W. Moon, T. Currie, and E. Payton. Fine Arts Teaches Creative Skills FINE ARTS: MISS MARY L. BAUER teaches art and crafts. She is assistant for the all-school play (set designer) and is on the Teachers Advisory Council. MR THEODORE CURRIE teaches crafts, wood shop, metal shop, and me- chanical drawing. MISS ALICE KUHLENKAMP teaches crafts. MRS. SAR- AH MCPHARLIN teaches art. Her hobby is painting. MR WALLACE MOON teaches band, vocal, choir, and the Royal Reds Stage Band is the Freshman Football coach. MR ERIC PAYTON teaches Honors, Varsity, and Cadet Band. He also conducts the Royal Reds Stage Band. As a hobby he plays in the Adult Education Stage Band. 104 What ' s this for inquires. K. Hodge, Miss Witherspoon, S. Zuehlke, P. Maddix and E. Briones. Language Studies Open New Vistas LANGUAGE: MR. EULALIO BRIONES teaches Spanish and is Department Chairman of the Language Department. He is also the sponsor for Student Govern- ment. Outside of school he is the sponsor of the Spanish Club and also the Madrid Travel Club. MISS MAY EDWARDS teaches Latin and Algebra. MR KEITH HODGE teaches French. He also enjoys traveling. MRS. PHYLLIS MADDIX teaches Spanish and works with the Teacher Advisory Committee. MISS ZUEHLKE teaches American History and German. She sponsors the Chess Club and The Student Teacher Advisory Council. 105 Looking almost energetic is Mr. Evans. Waiting for classes to arrive are R. Worden, J. Biddle, J. Heering, S. Grant, and Mr. Repp. Drivers Ed., Physical Ed. Teach Safety PHYSICAL EDUCATION: MRS. JUDITH BIDDLE teaches leadership training and girl ' s gym. Her hobbies are sports. MR. DENNIS EVANS teaches weight training and health sci- ence. He is one of the new teachers at P.H.H.S. MISS SUSAN GRANT teaches Girl’s gym and dance. She is sponsor for the cheerleaders and is on the Student Teachers Activities Committee. MR JOHN HEERING teaches boy ' s gym and also has a study hall. His hobbies include various sports. MR REED LAUGHLIN teaches boy ' s gym. He is co-sponsor of varsity club and sponsor of Fellowship of Christian Athletics. MR. RICH- ARD WORDEN teaches boy’s gym and leader- ship training. His hobbies arc various sports and music. DRIVER EDUCATION: MR RICHARD HILLAKER teaches driver ' s training. MR MICHAEL MAUL also teaches driver’s educa- tion. He is sponsor of Varsity Club and coaches football and ninth-grade Track. 106 Alex Dortman polishes his equipment. THE MORNING CUSTODIANS INCLUDE, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, Llody Farnun, Vive McWilliams, Barrie Harrison, and Alex Dortman. THE AFTERNOON CUSTODIANS, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, are Joe Brooks. Frank McPherson, Wayne Daniel. David Van- Bukirk, Bob Klei, and Jim Mulligan. (Not pictured James West). 107 Boom! was the sound heard by the freshmen as they passed through the doors of the hal- lowed halls of Port Huron High School in September. Confusing schedules and over- crowding in the halls put stress and strain on the faculties of over 500 1970 initiates. Among them were their leaders who are pic- tured adjacent. From left to right are Kathy Haas, treasurer; Debbie Berish, secretary; Mary Thomas, vice-president; and Ronald MacDonald, president. Craig Albert Linda Allison Michael Almanza Mike Amon Terry Anderson Cindi Albert John Anglebrandt Amos Armitage Cheryl Armstrong Greg Armstrong Norma Armstrong Veronica Armstrong Randy Artman Joyleen Ashford Dennis Ashton Bill Atkinson Rene Banks Roger Bankston Brian Barnes Dennis Barry Don Barry Suzanne Bartley Debbie Barton Velam Bates Marsha Bauer Donald Baxter Paltie Beach Clifford Bell Karen Bellman Henrietta Bauers Debbie Belyea Carol Bennett Mike Bergman Daniel Berish Deborah Berish Sherrie Black Cindy Blake Judy Blake Karen Blythe Mike Bodeis Mitchell Bolt Casey Bradley Brian Bradshaw Arlene Brennan Doris Brewer Karl Brown Craig Bryce Luana Bryer Gary Buckles Terry Bull Michael Byington Lynn Cameron Thomas Cameron Judy Campbell Thomas Campbell Kathleen Campbell Ronnie Carl David Carmichael Mary JoCarmody Hilda Castillo Gregory Cates Kathy Ceglarek Barbara Chancey Henry Charlton James Charron Carmela Cini Carl Clumfoot Donald Clyne Pamela Coats Baron Cog ley James Coleman John Collins Alfreda Culpepper Philip Com pson Timothy Conlan Linda Cornacchia Martha Couch Roberta Couch Tom Covert Samuel Deglopper Mary DeJohn Tim Dillon Glenn Dingman Judy Dionne Susan Doan Walter Dobring Robert Dobson Debbie Dochcrty Bruce Dodson Mike Doherty Sherrie Donovan Students enjoy respite from classwork . Ill Ken Dulaney Helen Duman Tom Duncan Pat Eagen Dorothy Eagle Steven Eagle Jeff Easton Marge Elliot Larry Ellsworth Michael Emerich Cindy Falk Paul Falk Denise Fayed Andrew Felk Shelly Fenner Brad Ferns Cindy Fleming Cheryl Flynn Carl Foltz Michael Forro Andrea Forton Vicki Fortune Catherine Foss Douglas Fowler Debra Fra er Catherine Freiger Brian Friedland Zerdine Gammage Cindy Ganhs Linda Garbutt Michelle Gardner Susan Geick Mary Lynn Genaw Deborah Glenn Dan Glombowski James Gonder Jr. Stephanie Gonder Carolyn Gonzales Manuel Gonzales Thomas Goodrich Donna Grattan Michael Gray Sheree Green Tanya Green Bryan Griffin Velma Groh Kay Haacke Kathy Haas Cheryl Hagle Janet Hall Gary Hallay Nancy Hand Sue Harbison Jim Hardy Ann Harnden Mark Harrison Marie Hart Connie Hastings Bethanne Hayes Byron Hazely Jeff Hebner Pam Hedt Bruce Henderson Candy Hering Oscar Hernandez Linda Herr Barb Hill Vickie Hoffman Diane Hooper Sharon Hoppingarner Louann Horan Mike Hoshowski Kevin Howard Nancy Howey Brad Hubbard Amy Hukill Patrick Hunt Rachel Hunt Scott Hunter James Hutchinson Allan Irvine Kim Irwin Pam Jackson Ronald Jacobs Allan Jahn Christine Jehl Candace Johnson Craig Johnson Tony Johnson Bethann Jones John Jones Leo Jones Charles Jowett Linda Julio C hristine Jurk Gerald Jury Ed Kangas Kim Karvonen Cheryl Keeler IV Pal Kenner Mike Kenney Dave Key worth Michael Key worth Jeff Kidd Eddie Kish Linda Kivel Bob Klaas Robert Knowles Carol Kortes Randy Krampien Cheryl Lambert Janis Lambert Patrick Lambert Donna Landon Stephanie Langolf Louis Ledbetter Barbara Lee John Lessard Kathy Lester Paulette Lewandowski Bob Ling Gary Littleton Juanita Livingston John Loshaw Woodrow Loshaw Louanne Louks Sheila Lovik Debbie Loxton Kathleen Loxton Dennis Lubahn Gary Lubbert Joseph Lynch Tim Lynch Ronald MacDonald Tom Mandeville Greg Maness Cynthia Manley Theresa M Manning II Annette Marigold Fred Marsh Mike Marsh Connie Marshall Debbie Martindale Chuck Marzolf Tom Matevia Terry Mattews Bethann Maxwell Peter Maxwell Denice McAuley Linda McDonald Sandy McDonald Belinda McKelvey Dan McLaughlin Vicki McMillan Jack McPhail Roger Mellendorf Mark Micallef Greg Mickens Carol Mills Mike Millard Rebecca Millard Craig Miller Joe Miller Susan Miller David Mills Susan Mintz Denise Mitchell Cherry Moak Stephanie Modeleska John Moncrief Catherine Monzo Ron Morden Diana Moore Bill M or ley Laurel Muir Arlene Murphy Karen Murphy Rose Muter Randy Nabozny Chris Neilson Charles Nelms Ruthann Nichols Tom Nicholson Deborah Nick son Brenda Noble Roxanne Noetzel Freshman girls relax between classes. Members of Mr William Friley’s Communications I Class film the produc- tion. “The Trouble With Johnny.” Freshman members of G.A.A. comfort their mothers with refreshments after an exciting night of activities. Greg Owens Ron Page Bob Parker Don Parker Wayne Patrick Rhonda Peck Charles Peeling Debby Pendrock Carlos Perez MaryBeth Pettengill Carl Pickelhaupt Mark Pickelhaupt Barb Pollock Cynthia Pratt Luanne Preston Steven Price Dan Radatz Ron Radatz Julie Raulheaux Joe Reafield Cindy Rebenock Rebecca Relken Eugene Renaker Joan Richardson Jerry Richer t Richard Riddell Laberta Ried Jon Rising Don Roach Randi Robbins Dave Roberts Charmaine Robinson Vickie Roelens Philip Romanow Brian Roskey Charles Ross Stanley Rosswurm Jacqueline Rucker Judy Rushton Beverley Russell Doug Ryan Robert Sackridcr Tom Sadicek Annette Sam peer Elizabeth Sanchez Jennie Sasa Jim Sass Kim Sassanella 1970-71 Freshman Homecoming Candidates are FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT: Kim Saunders, Mary Schneider, Debby Pendrock, Mary Thomas, Mary Saunders. BACK: Cheyrl Whinfield, Linda McDonald, Debby Berish, Nancy Howe, Becky Sweet. Kim Saunders Mary Saunders Dennis Scheffler Jill Schieman Neal Schiller Yale Schilior Ruth Schmidt Phyllis Schofield Nancy Schott Patricia Schultz Paul Schultz Kurt Schuman Connie Sears Linda Selby Rick Shanks Mary Sherman Colette Shermer Michelle Simpson Richard Slumpff Barb Smith Charles Smith Debra Smith Ella Smith James Smith Juba Smith Kenneth Smith Martha Smith Mike Smith Patty Smith Paul Smith Robert Smith Jim Sopha Martin Sopha Sindy Sosa Carla Spear John Spencer Cathy Spicer Kim Stanley Grant Stapleton Gayle Stein Don Stevens Patty Steward Phil Stocker Holly Stokan Carrol Stone Diane Stoner Sue Straffon Dawn Streeter Kelly Sullivan Frank Sutherland Bob Sutphen Pat Swain Patricia Swain Rebecca Sweet Douglas Tanton Elizabeth Taylor Gerald Taylor Tommy Taylor John Telfer Mary Thomas Walter Thomas Barry Thompson Shari Thompson Russell Tinnermon John Tinsley James Todd Robin Tremp Mary Troy Gwen Trice Karen Trombley Jim Tucker Bren Turck Rick Turck Jeanne Tuthill Keith Urban Dennis VanDusen Marilyn Vannorman Richard Varty Patrick Verriden Lupc Vicencio Steve Vincencio Gordon V ought Kent Walker Norma Wallace Sheila Warner Wayne Washburn Sue Hayes Terri Watson Francine Weaver Randy Welch Terri Western Yvetta W hite Karin Whittaker Roxanne W ilk ins Arabella W illiams Felicia Williams Tim Williams Leola Williams Marla Willing Cheryl W infield Bryan W olff Suzette W ' oodyard Terry Wright Ida Young Karen Young Jay Zauner Judy Zauner Charles Zechiel John Zielke Dave Zimmer Linda Zmolik John Stroud Diane Sullivan Martha Smith gives Mary Schneider a hand in the tug- of-war. The Sophomores in their second year of high school overcame the initial shock of shyness. Their hardwork and enthusiasm during Homecoming showed admirably on their float “The Mouse that Scored.” The rest of their year was filled with the activities and antics that only silly sophomores could sponsor. One of the achievements of the Sophomore class, under the sponsorship of Mr. Charles Lutz, was the winning of the first pep jug of the year. Officers elected by the class are, from left to right, Debbie Enright, secretary; Fran Rush, vice-president; Steve Slade, president; Bill Harder, treasurer. JoAnn Adkins Barbara Albert Becky Alexander Richard Allen Brad Amey Sharon Anderson Jean Andrews Karin Andrews Dwight Angerbrandt Dave Appel Charles Armstrong Connie Arnold Kittie Arnold Riley Ashford Ricky Barnes Patricia Barnett Robert Barron Greg Bartley Dennis Bassett Pauline Baxter Dave Beach Robin Beach Mike Beachmer Shelly Beane Barbara Beattie Brian Beauchamp Daveen Beaudry Judy Beeler LuAnn Beeler Mary Belair Jessie Bell Linda Bell Steve Bellman Sheryl Benncrt Bruce Bergman Sharon Betts Michael Biga Joe Block Chris Blood Jed Blount Monalee Bowman Linda Brandi Bill Brosowski Tom Brough Georgina Brown Perry Brown Jayne Buckingham Vickie Burgett Janine Burkett Suzanne Burns Mike Cain Craig Campbell Ross Campbell Sheila Campbell Catherine Canham Mark Caplinger Cindy Carfore Carolyn Carmody Ted Carmody Sue Carson Pamela Caryl Linda Castillo Sandra Cesefske Cathy Charron Diane Chisholm Marilyn Clark Edward Cleave Roxana Coats Dave Cole Randy Collins Debra Conrad Kim Conroy Greg Cook Maxwell Cook Robert Cook Sharon Cook Linda Cooper Raymond Cope Cheryl Cornwell Steve Coronado Cynthia Corry Roberta Corwin Joe Cumerlate Rick Currie Dan Curtis Gregory Curtis Mary Ann Curtis Ron Cutcher Sandi Damaschke Debbie Dandron Robert Daniels Debbie Danver Crystal Davis Ken Dean Evelyn DeJohn Karen DeLand Mike DeLong Mark Dennis Cathryn DeVeny Dora Diaz 119 JoAnn Herbert shows her Sophomore Spirit by joining the tug-of-war . George Dickinson Jody Diller Teresa Dillon Gary Dimon Karen Dingman Eric Dinkins David Dodd Dorothy Dove Therese Driggers Larry Dubs Sandy Dubs Mark Durette Barbara Dutton Larry Eberts Angela Edwards Mary Eisenhauer Gary Ekelund Debby Elliot Fred Ellis Keith Ellis Melody Emerick Debbie Emerson Deborah Enright Thelma Erdman Sandra Evans Nancy Eveningred John Falk Rebecca L. Falk Rebecca J. Falk Fred Faulkner Kathy Ferrier Dennis Feher Flarry Fleming Linda Fleury William Fockler Robert Foster Larry Frank Sandra Franks Barbara Frantz Rick French ABOVE: Sophomores proudly displayed their float at homecoming. RIGFIT: Sandy Gross works hard at per- fecting her artwork. Rosemary French Diane Friedland Bill Fyc Elaine Fyc Joe Ganhs Hal Gerhold Teresa Garcia Rusty Ginler Randy Gilbert Laurale Gilbert Lynette Gerhold Sharon Glenn Dawn Glosser Jeff Gonhs Carl Gonzales Gerald Goodman Richard Gorski Sue Gosger Vicki Graham Stephen Grattan Suzan Grattan Dawn Grondin Sandy Gross Linda Gruel Dan Gunner Dana Gulzman Debbie Guziak James Haacke Gail Flacketl Dave Flaeck Steve Hale Chris Haligowski Evelyn Hall Donald Hamilton Linda Hand Steven Hanel Bill Harder Eugene Hardy Gail Hastings John Hawkins Cynthia Hayes Carol Hearit JoAnne Harms Marvin Harms Douglas Hearn JoAnn Herbert Richardo Hernandez Mary Herr Charles Hill Delores Hill Delores R Hill Fred Hill Stephen Hill Jerry Hilliker Tim Hoffman John Holdburg Darrell Hollister Debbie Horan Janet Horbes Judy Horning Joelle Houel Richard Howard Donald Howard Valeris Howard Jerry Hudie Leslie Huffman Clara Hunter Rebekah Hunt Lana Hurley Dan Hutchinson Catherine Johnston Deb Johnston Steve Johnston Patsy Kangos Colleen Kelley Chris Kanner Maxine Kidd Tom Kilboum Stephen Kinlin Karen Kinney Gary Kivel Sharon Klemmer Kathleen Knowles Elaine Koebke Patt Kongas Kathy Korte Deb Kotter Barb Koyle Ruth Kristick Doran Laming Tom Landschoot John Lander Al Lane Eddie Langolf E Patricia Ignash Bonnie Jackson Sarah Jackson Cheryl Jacobs JoJahn Willie Jefferson Vicki Jeffery Jim Jenkins Ann Jezierski Kenneth Johnson Glenn Johnson Robert Johnson Tom Johnson Pam Langolf Rene Langolf Rick Lapp Kathy Lashbrook Bonnie LaVere Mark Limberg Bill Livingston Kathy Lynch Debbie Lozano Doug Logan Gene Loxton Rose Lopiccolo Debra Mac Alpine Linda MacClemmons David MacKenzie 122 Eric Malooley Jovel Manning Martha Martell Gordon Marriott Don Marsh Bill Martiny Cathy Masar Pamela Mason Vickie Massman Dwatne Matts Dennis Maurey Lisa Maxwell Cheryl McAuley Mr Sykes guides students through a bi- ology experiment. Sue Miller Tom Mills Thomas Mirfield Craig Mitchell Caroline Mlejnek Brian Moller Tim Moen Tony Monroe Larry Morgan Paul Morris John Mortinger Sue Moutoux Melody Munro Eric Nelson Frank Neruda Candy McPharlin Paula McFarland Dianne McIntyre James McGuigan Cindy Mclnnis Robert McKelvey Steve McKenney Dan McKenzie Phil McLain Randy McLaughlin Crystal McMillian Lois McPherson Mario Medellin Richard Mecurio Greg Meyers James Millard Elizabeth Miller Jim Miller Melanie Miller Michael Miller Philip Miller 123 Dale Nicefield David Nichols John Nichols Cecilia Nickson Gregory Nofs Robert Nynez Ted Nurnberg John O ' Brien Ronald O ' Connor Shelia Oke Bryan Oliver Diane Oliver Ruth Olshove Laura Olvera Patricia Ordowski Janet Orr Paul Owens Linda Parker Robin Parker Terri Parker Dborah Patrick Diane Per lick Maureen Peterson Catherine Pettengill Mark Phillips Judy Pickelhaupt Randy Piper Gary Preston Barbara Prevost Becky Prevost Charles Radatz Charles Radtke Kenneth Reeves Kathy Reid Frances Reish Larry Reiter Daniel Reynolds Kathleen Reynolds Michael Rich Loren Richardson John Roberts Dona Robinson Edward Robinson Thomas Robinsor Marcus Rodgers Linda Rogan Terry Rogan June Rostine Paul Ruffin Pedro Ruiz Georgia Rusch A spirited Sophomore engages in a friend ly snowball battle. Lorna Rusch LouAnn Russel Lou Russell Duane Russell Judy Russell 124 Meredith Russell Randall Rutkofske Jane Sackrider Beverly Sage Julian Sanchez Diane Sanford John Sass Veronica Sasu Clinton Saunders Danny Sawdon Frances Scarberry Richard Scheland Alan Schneider Joseph Schott Laura Schultz Cheryl Schumann Cheryl Seals Delbert Seamont Calvin Searles John Seaton Janet Seely Mark Seibert Mark Seppo Sandra Sheer Steven Skornicka Steve Slade Carl Smith Darlene Smith Ella Smith Faith Smith Grant Smith Ken Smith Roger Smith Shirley Smith Terry Smith Vanessa Smith Christian Sosa Leo Sou I here Mark Spencer Cynthia Stanley Constance Stien Fred Stephens Bruce Stover Frank Stroh Cathy Struthers Kurt Studer Charles Suisse Janice Surline Peter Sutton Janet Sweeney Diann Sweet Pamela Swegles Jeffrey Tanton Arlene Terbush David Thiele 125 Sally Thielman Debbie Thomas Jeff Thomas John Thomas Randy Thomas Herb Thompson Barbara Tokarski Randy Tomlinson Connie Tonkovich Jimmie Trice Janice Turner Dennis Vanconant Lori Vanhulst Dolores Vernocke William Verriden William Vertigan Inez Vincencio Ronald Wadas Ida Wallisch Ed Ware Steve W arner Peggy Warsinski Steve Warsinski Cindy Watson Rene Langolf and partner examine their culture for biology class. 126 Lynette Watson Fred Westcott Deborah Weston Myrtle White Donald Wiley Roger Wiley Phil Wilkins Andy Williams Angela Williams Connie Sue Williams Kirk Williams Stephen Williams David Willing Donna Wilson Judy Wilson Mark Wingate Virginia W itherspoon Danny Wolfe Michael Wolford Katherine Wordon Jerry Wright Bob W ' ydrzynski Gerald Yeager Greg Young Diane Zeller Vickie Zeros Diane Zimmer A sophomore student plays the role of teacher for an hour. 127 The Juniors had an all around great year. Their float tied for first place, Tweety and Sylvester. Their fabulous Christmas Dance with “My Friends” and “Adams Street” packed the house. Also, the Juniors were proud to win the canned food drive, turning in 455 cans. This year’s J-Hop was one every- one will remember. Valencia Almanza John Almendarez John Ammerman Kenneth Anderson Reynold Ankrapp Kathy Arnett Diane Arnold Steven Arnold Wilfred Artman Jeffrey Ayotte Martin Badgerow Dale Baker Gregory Baldock James Basnaw Delbert Bates Mark Beauchemin Barbara Bayes Dave Bell Dianna Bergman Deborah Biederwolf Jerome Billins Richard Bills Samuel Blake Karen Blount Kenton Bolt Ronal Boshaw Vickie Boshaw Gerald Boyd Jerrianne Bradshaw Lynn Brandi Wayne Brennan Brenda Brewster Gwendolyn Davis Susan Dawson Toni Dazer Dona Decker Connie Deising Gary Delong Sandra DesJardin Jeffrey Dickinson Bob Dickinson Robin Diller Dave Dillion Thomas Dimon Robert Dingman Audrey Dinkel Marcia Dinkins Charles Dionne 129 Nancy Bright Joe Brooks Michael Brown Pamela Brusch Cindy Bryce Rick Bryer Karen Buckles Pam Bugg Charlene Burgett Juanita Burkett Donnilee Bush Ellen Byington Barbara Cain Rosanne Cameron Rose Marie Cameron Randy Carl Richard Carl Larry Carson Domingo Castillo Irma Castillo Porfiria Castillo Jerilyn Cates Robin Charles Russell Charles Christine Charleton Randy Chatterson Sue Ellen Chesney Charles Cleaver Daniel Closs Vickie Clyne Deborah Coleman Georgia Colley Bill Combs Mary Cook Richard Cook son Sherry Corby Ray Cornwell Charles Corry Karla Corry Larry Cowper Ophelia Curry Rick Curtis Lenny Dahlman Beverly Daley Herb Dandron Jeffrey Daniels Linda Daniels Richard Davidson Relaxing on the benches is a favorite pastime with many Big Red students. Brian Doan Judy Doherty Jean Donovan Debbie Dortman Gwenn Dove Patricia Drago Dave Draveling Paul Driggers Mike Duceatt Mike Duenaz Debbie Dunlap Bonnie Dupree Kirk Durance Dan Eastwood Jane Eisenhauer Mike Elliott Wendy Elliott Ronald Enright Paul Evanchuck Joanne Evans Chris Everitt Carol Sue Falk Jeannine Fayed Vera Felk Jim Fogal Bonnie For ton Dave Freiger Cheryl French Don French Dave Friedland Jeff Friedland Richard Frizzle Dawn Galat Andy Garbutt Debbie Garcia Patricia Garcia Greg Gardner Cathy Geick Vicki Gerhold Sandy Gilbert Terri Gilbert Cartie Glenn Charles Glombowski Chuck Goodman Lucy Goudie Jean Gram Dona Graves Julie Green Patricia Green John Grenfell Patricia Grondin Barb Hale JoAnn Hale Sue Hall Richard Hall Jody Hansen Karen Harbison John Harrington Beverly Harris Jane Harris Barbara Harrison Sue Harrison Juniors react to speech at the Student Government elections as sembly. Ronald Hartzell Mary Haskins Don Hawk Pamela Hayman Charles Heaslip Doug Heath Don Heilig Ken Helewski Marsha Herber Isabel Hernandez Carol Herriman Dave Heyer John Hill Kevin Hill Sharon Hill Luiz Hinojosa Ted Hoffman Connie Holdburg Cathy Horn Peggy Howland Greg Hudy John Hull Ginny Hunt Sue Hunt Diane Hurley Ellen Hyatt Allen Hyde Micheal Ingles Jacqueline Jacolik Rosmary James Stella Jarrell Lorraine Jeffrey Ron Jedrzejewski Dennis Jackson Dan Jones Margo Jones Beth Jonseck Craig Joyce Kris Karvonen Kathleen Kennedy Debbie Kidd Harold King Robert Kinlin Mike Kirkendall Beck y K la won Gary Klemmer Paul Kortes Connie Koryba Mary LaLonde Valerie LaLonde Karen Lambert Linda Laming Ron Landenberg Betsy Landschoot Chuck Langolf Pat Leitch Rick Leslie Herb Leverton Laura Lewandowski Sherry Lewis Eugene Lincoln Cynthia Long Vicki Loxton Steve Loxton Dennis Lubahn Lynn Lucas Karen MacBeth Robert MacClemmons Deborah MacDonald Sharon Macey Greg Mackenzie Melanie MacQueen Scott Magneson Dennis Mamps Bill Maples Dave Marsh Nancy Marlin Mike Massman Rose Tetreault shows her Junior Spirit on the Jr. Varsity Cheer leading Squad. Jim Matevia Kim Mattews Marilyn Mattews Dale Maurey Jeff Maxwell Mathew Mayer Debbie McCallum Donna McClarty Debra McColl Gary McCully Mary McDermott Scott Mclnnis Jenny McKeand Debbie McKelvey Cindy McPhail Dawn McPherson Debbie McPherson Kevin McQuiller Don Medellin Robert Meeks Donna Mellendorf Sue Mertz Rufus Middlebrooks Carol Miller Deborah Miller Debra Miller Laurie Miller Mary Miller Dennis Mintz Karen Mollan John Monie Sandra Monzo Stuart Morgan Lawrence Morrison Tim Mrozowski Dan Murfin Dave Murfin Carol Nakoney Chuck Neruda William Newberry Debbie Nicefield Jack O ' Hare Samuel Olshove Jim Orr Terry Orr Donna Olvera Diane Ottaway Denise Palmateer 132 Sally Parker Sheila Parker Benita Parmann Denise Patrick Dick Pelton Dorathy Perez Pamela Petty Ron Phipps Darryl Pinnix Brenda Plaut Susan Pleger Minnie Porter Sandy Porrett Melvin Potrykus Mary Radatz Priscilla Rands Dennis Ritchie Debbie Robinson Don Rogan John Rostine Sharon Rosswurm Cora Rowbotham Darwin Russell Richard Russell Sue Ryan Vic Rylander Richard Sampeer Donna Samson Sally Schef Kathy Schmidt Lenny Schneider Sally Schroeder Sue Schultz Eric Schuman Paul Seibert Sandra Semrow John Seppo Kathy Shagena Robert Shannon Anita Sheffield Frank Sherlock Dennis Sherman Joanne Shimmel Edith Shivers Nancy Silver Rick Simpson Sally Slumpff Scott Smith Bill Smith Catherine Solliday Janet Ravin Tom Reed Kathy Reid John Relken Bill Reynolds Catherine Rich Pamela Richards George Rinderspacher 133 Mr. Clair’s junior homeroom won the Christmas door decorating contest. Sanford Sopha Deborah Sosa Larry Soulliere Liorie Sparbie Charles Stanley Anthony Stephens Dawn Stevens s Mark Steward Cynthia Stokan Vicki Stoner Gary Straffon Bill Studer Clarence Suggs Junior Dan Eastwood exchanges laughs with sophomore R. Wydrinski and senior J. Ross. Richard Sullivan Sandra Summers Sandy Swainson Pat Sweeny Cindy Telfer Tim Teltow Rose Tetreault Debbie Thieke Hillary Thigpen Micheal Thornton Scott Tipa Cindy Tolan Patti Tremp Calvin Trombly Debbie Trombley Roger Vargo Madeline Wadas Madeline Wadas John Wakeen 134 Eugene Varty Dave Vertigan Ronald Vickery Laura Wallace Lynn Walsh Chris Waltenburg Sharon Ward Terry Ward Theresa Ware Deborah Warsinski Mike Warsinski Wendy Warsinski Juniors take their lunch break outside of school. Barbara Weslrick Robert Willey Marcus W illiams Ken Wilson Beth Wismer Debra Wolff Neil Wolford Gaylord W oolman Terry Worden Maryhelen Wright William Wright Bob Young Steve Young Mary Zachariah Pam Zeros Charles Zielke John Zimmer Jan Zimmerman 135 Stand — there’s a cross for you to bear; things to go through if you’re going anywhere; Stand — don’t you know you are free — At least in your mind if you want to be. The Senior float. “Beany and Cedi” displayed all the hard work, plan- ning. and enthusiasm that all the seniors felt at their last Homecoming. The Tale of our Candy Sale Now that our senior year has come and gone, we can look back and recall the memories of our many activi- ties. The success of our candy sale made us the richest class in the school. Although oi±r float “Beany and Ce- cil tied for first place with the juniors, everyone knew which was the best. Planning the senior play took work but it was successful. Ordering of announcements, mea- suring for caps, and talking to counselors about future plans made the seniors realize that an end was near. The successful senior prom and baccalaureate all ultimately ended in commencement. Thomas Allen Cathy Anderson Senior Class Officers, FROM LEFT TO RIGFIT, are Kathy Heyer, treasurer: Ron Hodgins, vice president; Mark Pochodylo, president; and Linda Emerick, secretary. Theresa Avery Barbara Baird Debbie Bailey Robert Baker Stella Bankston Jackie Barnes Frank Bauer Marilee Beattie Carl Beauchamp Daniel Beedon Renae Bonito Brian Boshaw Joe Britton Tim Pratt, one of the many concerned Seniors. Connie Brotherton Phil Brown Crystal Bryce Beth Bubel Dawn Bubel Debbie Budinger Bill Bugg Nancy Burgos Phyllis Burrows Senior nominees for Homecoming Court, FROM LEFT TO R IGHT, are Sue Toth, Linda Emerick, Kathy Heyer, Chris Albert, Gayle Williams, Pat Kernohan, Jackie Toles, Bonnijean Diggins, and Rosalyn McMillan. Not Pictured are Gail Collins, Dianne McDonald, and Kathy Reed. 142 Patti Casado Sharon Chisholm Arlene Clancy Steve Clubb Brenda Cline Carol Clumfoot “Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil.” David Davenport Sandy Dean Sheri Dease Ann DeBons Glen Doan Eldon Dobring Julie Dortman Mary Dove Helen Finch Ed Fleming Maxine Fleury “What do you mean, ' “Up Against the wall?” Senior Vicki Carfore mutters. Ruth Fogarty Brenda Fedorick Pam Foltz Mike Forbes Marsha Foster Big Red Chief Terry VanConant stands guard over the victory bell. Carol Frantz Jaclci Frazier Jim Goodman Irene Grattan Beth Green Elizabeth Goodman Terry Green Andy Gwisdala Ernie Hamm Bob Harrington Gail Hartman 149 Ruth Hendrick Dan Hedt Kathy Heyer Geof Hering Larry Hilliker Ron Hodgins Dawn Hunter Shary Hurst Patti Hutchinson Sue Hutton e Elizabeth Jones Roger Jones “If any of you radicals come near me, I ' ve got a surprise for you in this box, quotes Class Sponsor Mr. Richards. Jonathan Jorgenson Sheryl Jowett Diane Koncyk Tom Kreutziger Bob Lake Rick Langolf James Lashbrook John Lepien Richard Linsday Margaret Little Paul MacBeth Doug MacDonald Debbie MacJcnnett Gerald Magncson Dave Bell unsuccessfully tries to remove Laura Smith ' s wig Tom McCormick Larry McFarland Marlene McKinstry Carolyn Meddaugh Ed McCoy Laura McDaid Dianne McDonald Rosalyn McMillan Linda Medellin Charles Mickens Reuben Middlebrooks Jean Mosher Debbie M unger Carolyn Murdick Sheila Murphy Gisele Pettcc Pauline Pettitt Elaine Pickelhaupt Mark Pochodylo Leo Porter Tim Pratt Cynthia Rae Jim Rapley ‘Don ' t look at me that way. I ' m Chris Defrain! Jane Prevost Dennis Radatz Cheryl Rautheaux Susan Redfield Cvnda Roberts Ted Roberts Sue Royster Olga Ruiz Debby Runk Shirley Rushton Don Rutkofske Bill Rylandcr Mark Pochodylo yawns from over working. Anita Sheffield Dave Schultz 163 Mike Slade Frank Smalldon Mike Stephens Marie Stevens Charles Stevenson Cathy Stover Elizabeth Sullivan Margaret Thompson Carol Stubbs Gary Sullivan Gayle Thomas Rodney Thompson Pearl Swanson “I think I ' ll freak everyone out and scratch my nails on the board,” says Doug MacDonald. Bill Thrall Jackie Toles Norwood Trombley Gary Ward Deborah Warsinske Deborah Watson Donna Watson Tom Woodward Debbie Workman Diana W right Janet Yeager These Seniors were not available for pictures Bruce Alexander Darlene Allen Rodney Bankston Cheryl Bickle Russ Black Jack Buckingham Ron Buckner Shirley Buenrostro Marsha Carey Jo AnnChipman Don Clemens Juanita Davis Paul DeJohn David Dennis Phillips Dennis Julie Devroy Mathew kiedzik Arthur Dinkins David Dulaney Dorothy Duman David Falk Mike Falk Richard Fedorick Mike Fielder Barb Gaffney James Gaffney Linda Gordon Rick Graves Gary Hall Richard Hammond Charles Harris Alexine Headd Brain Hack Ila Howell Bonita Havey Eric Hutchinson Ronald Jones Gloria Justin Dennis Kelly Sue Keltz Tersa Kilbourn Debbie King Richard Klawon Michelle Knowles Mike Knox Mary Kongas Ronald Kristick Chris Langolf Bob Lapp Joyce Ledsworth Charles Lentz Allen Lloyd Jay MacDonald Ann Maxwell Juanita McCants Joan McPherson Katherine Mills Timothy Mintz Tim Morrison Sue Ann Neely Laura Newton John Olson Dennis Olvers Estrella Patrick Richard Peski Frank Porretl Richard Portis Bob Ransom Lynn Reed Kathy Rutherford Doug Robertson James Robson June Rusch Fred Russell Jetty Schoff Jean Smith Steven Smith Pam Steinhaus Ron Stephens Del Stevens Pearl Swanson Gary Sweeney Mable Taylor Carol Thomas Sue Toth Kim Vollmer David Wallace Diane Warr JoAnn Weiss Mary Welsh Shayne Werth Nick Williams Charles Woolley Colleen Wright 169 Tom Kreutziger Mark Pochodylo V aledictorian Salutatorian 20 Senior Students Honored For Academic Excellence Grade Averages of 3.5 and Above Were Earned by the Following: Diane Anderson Kenna Dunn Linda Emerick Richard Fedorick Pamela Foltz Ethel Isbister Suanne Hutton Diane Knocyk Douglas MacDonald Gerald Magneson Timothy Morrison Janine Roodhouse Roselyn Sampeer Steven Smiley Victoria Swegles Deborah Warsinske Donna Warsinske Patricia W oods 170 JOHNSON AMBULANCE 98-57115 Robert Johnson Wishes the Class of “71” The Best Of Luck Pollock-Jowett Funeral Home GAYLORD H. 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At The Store DAWN DONUT SHOP Call 5-8181 706 24th Street Sears WISHES TO CONGRATULATE THE PORT HURON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1971 Sears. 212 Grand River Downtown Port Huron Fox ' s Jewelers Opticians Teenage Accounts Welcome 1 1 1 Huron Avenue Sparkling Designs Solid 10 Karat gold with your school crest, your initials any year, date, plus many others. Since 1917. KERR ALBERT OFFICE SUPPLY 943 Military St. Port Huron, Michigan Helpful Hints — Friendly 984-4129 “Everything in Music” Since 1934 922 Military Port Huron Compliments of PENGRA WHITE ROSE 23 1 9- 24th 982-8555 MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Open Daily To 4:30 Complete Banking Service 4 Convenient Locations Main Office — 802 Military Pine Grove At Thomas Street Conner St. In South Park 23rd St. At Griswold YUkon 4-4111 The Star Oil Company Inc. 2929 Lapeer Avenue Call: 985-9586 Compliments to the “Class of “71” H. SALT ESQ. 1844 Lapeer Ave. Port Huron, Mich. Distinctive Men’s Wear Since 1922 Something for everyone in sports, formal and casual wear . . Port Huron, Michigan cftna Jhomai 215 Huron Ave. WHEN YOU THINK OF LIFE INSURANCE . . . CHARRON CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH THINK OF NORTH AMERICAN BENEFIT INC. 1338 Military St. 930 Lapeer Avenue. Port Huron, Michigan Port Huron, Michigan WHY? because of our EXTRA BENEFITS! NABA Salutes the “SPIRIT of ' 71 at PHHS 985-8102 always the leader with dependably good photography for your every need, always reasonably priced. 515 Wall St. Compliments Of SKI HUT TUNNEL LUMBER CO. 51 5 Quay Street Compliments to the class of “71” 2325- 10th St. New and used cars — Parts Service — body repair Cycle — Land GRAM AUTO SALES 3482 Lapeer, Port Huron 982-9516 Gremlin — Hornet — Am : t Rebel — Ambassador Kawasaki — Triumph — Ski-Doo — Husquarna 1 5th And Water St. Port Huron, Michigan PINE RIVER STABLES 1-94 To Wadhams Rd. Exit West one mile to Stein Road CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Boarding, Renting and Lessons VICKERY FLOOR AND WALL COVERING Larry Boden 1168 Stein Road St. Clair. Michigan The Home Of Beautiful Floor And Wall Coverings. 1115 10th Street phone FA9-2968 The Following Alumni and Friends are Patrons and Sponsors Mrs. Trinidad Almendarez Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ask Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson W. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Branch Genette Brocken Mr. and Mrs. Russell Byington Cal-Miller’s Fruit Market Mr. and Mrs. James W. Clair James Dickinson Eugene Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Straton G. Efstratis Mrs. Jessie E. Garza Susan Grant John Hamernik Mr. Keith M. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hudson Carle F. Jenkins B.A., LL.B. Jane M. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jurk and Family Pauline J. Lackie Charles Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. C. Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G. Moon Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Munson Mr. and Mrs. Eric Payton William D. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Veto M. Pesano Tom Smith Miss Becky Lynn Sosa Vining Thompson ToT ’N Teen Mr. John Ufford United Rent All Robert J. Verran Mrs. Dorothy Vigrass Bill Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Wendling Mr. and Mrs. Larry Winters Mr. and Mrs. Richard Worden and Family Beard Campbell Company 2975 Lapeer Rd. Bowler Supply 1202 Lapeer Mr. and Mrs. Eulalio M. Briones 81 5 Fort St. Apt. 2 Caroline’s Corner 1639 Lapeer Ave. Clarke Fence Co. 4271 Pine Grove Ken White Clark 1912 Pine Grove Detroit Edison Co. 600 Gd. River Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Emlaw 1218 15th St. Joe Fadell’s 24th St. at Dove George’s Fine Shoes 219 Huron Ave MacDONALD’S is your kind of place! 24th Street — Across from the High School Boogie on Out Go get ’em Port Huron 71ers BLUSKA MEATS 2282 Water Street RETAIL Finest Choice Beef Owned and operated by LOREN, INDIA, DIANA LORNA, AND KEN BLUSKA THE BARON SEZ: Congratulations to the Class of 71’ JACK’S UNION FARMER’S 1612 Lapeer Ave. Port Huron, Mich. R. Curtis Lloyd “Beef Baron” CAWOOD AUTO CO. over 50 years in Port Huron New Location — Pine Grove at Hancock AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR BU1CK OPEL PONTIAC MERCEDES-BENZ WINNEBAGO MOTOR HOMES YOUR LAFAYETTE RADIO ELECTRONICS ASSOCIATE STORE Citizens Business Band Equipment •Antennas Towers television Radio Recording Equipment Hi-Fi Stereo Components Receiving Picture Tubes Auto Tape Players Prerecorded T apes •Experimenter Parts Open 6 days — 9 AM to 5 PM Call YU 5-5103 TUDHOPE OPTICAL CO. Opticians — Open to the Public Prescriptions Filled Complete Optical Repair Service Call 982-0614 1131 Erie St. GENERAL ROOFING SIDING CO. Free Financing Estimates up to 7 Years CALL 982-7411 2508 24th Street CLASS OF NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE CONGRATULATIONS . THE NEXT STEP IS UP TO YOU Southeastern Michigan Gas Company 405 Water 985-9671 Prepare for the Fascinating world of Beauty 1026 Military 984-1471 The Yearbook extends a special thank you to GOSCHNICK’S STUDIO Cheryl Flynn Martha Smith Barb Smith Copy Editor Emeritus, Connie Heyer H.G. Anger Son AUTO COLOR AND EQUIPMENT CO. To the extent of custom and original colors 2524 Lapeer Ave. Port Huron, Michigan The Student Staff wishes to congratulate ALL graduating seniors The Best of Luck Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1970 PRESTOLITE WIRE CABLE 3529 24th Compliments of Century Sheet Metal 3805 Lapeer Rd. Port Huron Mich. GEORGE S FINE SHOES 219 Huron Ave. Industrial 982-1751 Commercial Custom Work DIANA’S 307 Huron Avenue Delicious Food Since 1926 RUFF FLORAL CO. 406 Quay Street Sue Toth takes time out to try out samples on display at SPIKE FURNITURE, which is located at 317 Grand River Avenue. The friendly people at SPIKE’S invite you to come in and browse around in a store which has furniture for “Young America.” PINKY’S CRAFT PORT HURON CENTER WELDING SUPPLY INC. .V Linde Oxygen — Helium V|« h§ifo Lincoln Welders — Purox Q ilUUf Westinghouse r 1 1 A Heliarc — Mig Equipment Ask About Our Cylinder Lease Plan. CRAFT Everything For Welding Cutting — Safety Equipment CENTER ™ 2304 Farrand Street 985-6159 ST. CLAIR COUNTY TEACHERS’ CREDIT UNION 1434 Mansfield Port Huron, Michigan 48060 AUTO LOANS AND PERSONALS also OTHER LOANS SAVINGS and DEPOSIT ACC S. PAYING 5% 6% “PLEDGED TO SERVE” CASUAL BEAUTY SALON 3260 Lapeer Rd. Specializing in conditioning of the hair CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Graduate to all our up to the minute styles Geo. Innes Men’s Wear 319 Huron Ave. Port Huron, Michigan BEST WISHES SENIORS Gordon Gorbutt Michigan Mutual Ins. Co. 1010 Pinegrove Ave. Gordon W. Gorbutt Mr. and Mrs. Halifax 401 Grand River 2414 Locust Modern Motor Service 1 504 24th Street Port Huron Beauty School 401 Grand River “Best Wishes” Van Keuren Cleaners 1402 Lapeer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lum Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Lozano Allen’s Coney Island Anthoneys Store Index A Adams. Claudinc I 38 Adkins, Joann I IK Albert. Barbara 1 18 Albert. Christine 15. 81, 138. 142 Albert. Craig MO Albert, Cynthia 1 10 Allen. Richard 1 18 Allen, Thomas 138 Allison. Linda 1 10 Almanza. Mike 65. 1 10 Almanza. Valencia 128 Almcndare , John 128 Amcy. Brad 1 18 Ammerman, John 49. 51. 52. 58. 62, 88. 89. 128 Amon, Mike 1 10 Anderson. Cathy 138 Anderson. Diane 50. 139, 170 Anderson. Kenneth 128 Anderson. Sharon 1 18 Anderson. Terry 1 10 Andrews, Karin 118 Andrews. Jean 16, 1 18 Ang erbrandt. Dwight 1 18 Angerbrandt. John 52. 1 10 Anglebrandt. Mary Ankrapp. Reynold 58, 128 Appel. David 118 Armitage. Amos 1 10 Armstrong. Charles 118 Armstrong. Cheryl 1 10 Armstrong. Gregory 1 10 Armstrong. Norma 1 10 Armstrong. Veronica 1 10 Arnett. Kathy 32. 128 Arnold. Connie 118 Arnold. Diana 36,48. 49. 128 Arnold. Kittle 118 Arnold. Steven 128 Arnold, Wanetta 139 Artman. Randy 1 10 Artman, Will 128 Ashford. Joylccn 50, 1 10 Ashford. Riley 1 18 Ashton, Dennis 1 10 Atkinson, William 1 10 Avery. Theresa 139 Ayotte. Jeffrey 128 — B - Badgcrton. Martin 128 Bailey. Deborah 139 Baird. Barbara 139 Baker. Dale 128 Baker. Robert 139 Baldock. Gregory 128 Banks, Selean 1 10 Bankston. Roger 1 10 Bankston. Stella 139 Barden, Edith 53 Barnes. Brian 1 10 Barnes. Jacqulyn 1 39 Barnett. Patnaa 50. 1 18 Barron. Robert 118 Barrv. Dennis 1 10 Barry. Donald 1 10 Bartley. Greg 1 18 Bartley. Suzanne 1 10 Barton. Deborah 1 10 Basnaw, James 128 Bassett. Dennis 1 18 Bates. Delbert 128 Bates. Velma 1 10 Bauer. Frank 139 Bauer. Marsha 1 10 Baxter. Donald 1 10 Baxter. Pauline 1 18 Bayes. Barbara 128 Beach. David 118 Beach. Patti 50.81. 110 Beach. Robin 59. 64. 118 Beane. Sheila 40. 50. 118 Beattie. Barbara 16. 50. 52, 1 18 Beattie. Manlee 32. 48. 49. 139 Beauchamp. Carl 139 Beauchamp. Brian 1 18 Bcauchemm. Mark 128 Beaudry. Daveen 1 18 Beeler. Judy 118 Beeler. Luann 118 Be lair. Mary 1 18 Bell. Clifford 65. 1 10 Bell. Dave 128, 157 Bell. Linda 118 Bellman. Karen 1 10 Bellman. Steve 1 19 Belyea. Deborah 110 Benner t. Sheryl 1 19 Bennett. Carol 1 10 Bergman. Bruce 1 19 Bergman. Dianna 128 Bergman. Michael 1 1 1 Bcrish. Daniel 53. 74. 1 1 1 Bcrish, David 34. 53, 73 Bcrish. Deborah 53. 81. III. 116 Berish. Donna 53 Betts. Sharon 1 19 Biederwolf. Deborah 128 Biga. David 140 Biga. Michael 119 Biga. Suzanne 140 Bilims, Jerome 128 Bills. Richard 128 Black. Sherrie III Black mer. Michael 118 Blake. Cynthia 1 1 1 Blake. Judy 1 1 1 Blake. Samuel 128 Block. Joseph 1 19 Blood. Matthew 43. 47. 140. 1 55. 1 78. 182 Blount, Jed 119 Blount. Karen 36. 128 Bluska. Lorna 140. 178 Blythe. Barbara 140 Blythe. Karen 1 1 1 Boardman, Stanley 140 Bodeis. Michael 65. Ill Bolt. Kcnnton 128. 59 Boll. Mitchell III Boruto. Renae 18, 140. 157 Boshaw. Brian 48. 49. 141 Boshaw. Ronald 128 Boshaw. Vickie 33. 128 Boughner. Linda 1 19 Bowers. Flcnnctia 32. 48. 1 10 Bowman. Mona Lee 1 19 Bovd. Gerald 34. 47. 76. 77. 83. 128 Bradley. Casey 1 1 1 Bradley. Billy 119 Bradshaw. Brian 65. 1 1 1 Bradshaw, Jerrianne 128 Brandi. Linda 33. 119 Brandi. Lynn 33. 128 Brennan. Arlene 1 1 1 Brennan. Wayne 128 Brewer. Doris 1 1 1 Brewster. Brenda 128 Bright. Nancy 46. 129 Britton. Joseph 141 Brooks. Joe 34. 76.88.89. 129 Brotherton. Connie 59. 141 Brough. Thomas 1 19 Brown. Georgia 119 Brown. Karl 1 1 1 Brown. Lynn 57 Brown. Perry 52, 119 Brown. Philip 52. 141 Brusch. Pamela 50. 129 Bryce. Cindy 129 Bryce, Craig 1 1 1 Bryce. Crystal 141 Brver. Luana 1 1 1 Brver Ricky 129 Buhel. Beth 141 Buhcl. Dawn 32. 141 Buckingham. Jack 168 Buckingham. Jayne 1 19 Buckles. Gary 76. Ill Budtnger. Deborah 141 Bugg. Pamela 33. 34, 62, 129 Bug g. William 62. 76, 77, 83. 129. 141. 182 Bull. Terry 1 1 1 Burgett, Vicki 1 19 Burgos, Nancy 141 Burkett. Janinc 1 18. 55 Burkett. Juanita 129 Burns. Suzanne 1 19 Bush. Donmlee 38. 53. 56, 129 Burrows. Phylbs 141 Bymgton, Dave 141 Bymgton, Ellen 129 Bymgton, Michael 1 1 1 -C- Cam. Barbara 129 Cain, Mike 119 Cam. Sue 142 Cameron, Judy Lynn 50. 1 1 1 Cameron. Rosanne 50. 129 Cameron. Rose Marie 50. 129 Cameron. Thomas 1 1 1 Campbell. Deborah 142 Campbell. Deborah 142 Campbell. Craig 1 19 Campbell. Judy 1 1 1 Campbell. Kathleen 1 1 1 Campbell. Thomas 1 1 1 Campbell. Raymond 77. 83 Campbell. Ross 77, 1 19 C ampbell. Sheila 1 19 Canham. Catherine 1 19 Caplinger. Mark 1 19 Carforc, Cindy 119 Carfore. Vicki 42. 47. 50. 53. 142 Carl Randy 129 CarL Richard 129 Carl Ronnie 1 1 1 Carmichael, David 1 1 1 Carmody. C ' arolynn 56. 1 19 Carmody. Gregory 142 Carmody. Mary Jo 50. 81,111 Carmody. Ted 52. 119 Carpenter. Wayne 20, 32. 62. 142 Carson. Larry 129 Carson. Sue Ann 119 Carrier. Richard 68. 76, 77, 82. 83. 142 Carroll. Richard 142 Carroll. Robert 142 Caryl. Keith 77. 83. 142 Cary l. Pamela 50. 1 19 Casado. Joseph 88. 89. 142 Casado, Patti 56, 143 Castillo, Domingo 129 Castillo. Hilda III Castillo. Irma 32. 129 Castillo. Linda 119 Castillo. Porfiria 129 Cates, Gregory 74, III Cates. Jerilyn 50. 8 1 . 1 29 Ceglarek. Catherine 1 1 1 Ccsefskc. Sandy 33. 38. 48. 49. 1 19 Chancey. Barbara 1 1 1 Charles, Robin 129 Charles. Russell 129 Charlton. Christine 129 Charlton. Henry 65, 74. 1 1 1 Charron, Cathy 1 19 Charron. James 1 1 1 C ha tier son. Randy 53. 129 Chesney. Sue Ellen 38.56. 129 Chisholm. Diane 50. 1 19 Chisholm. Sharon 142 Cim. Carmela 1 1 1 Clancy. Arlene 143 Clark. Marilyn 1 19 Cleaver. Charles 129 Cleaver. Edward 119 Cbne. Brenda 143 Closs. Daniel 1 1 1 Clubb. Stephen 143 Clumfoot. Carol 143 Clyne. Vicki 129 Coals. Pamela 1 1 1 Coats. Roxana 1 19 Cochrane. Bradford 32. 143 Cogiey. Baron 1 1 1 Coleman. Debra 129 Coleman, James 65. 1 1 1 Colley. Georgi 129 Colley. Peter 143 Collingwood. Patricia 143 Collins. Gail 143 Collins. John 1 1 1 Collins. Randy 1 19 Combs. Bill 129 Compson. Philip 1 1 1 Con Ian. Timothy 1 1 1 Conn. Stella 32. 143 Conrad. Debra 1 19 Conroy. Kimberly 1 19 Cook. Gregory 1 19 Cook. Mary T. 129 Cook. Maxwell 1 19 Cook. Robert 1 19 Cook. Sharron 1 19 Cook son, Richard 33. 51. 52. 129 Cooper. Linda 1 19 Cope. Mary 143 Cope. Raymond 119 Corby. Sherry 129 Cornaochia. Linda 1 1 1 Cornwell. Cheryl 119 Cornwell. Ray 129 Coronado. Steven 119 Corry. Charles 33. 129 Corry, Cynthia 33, 1 19 Corry. Karla 129 Corry. Stephen 45. 143 Corwin. Roberta 119 Couch. Martha III Couch. Roberta 1 1 1 Covert. Thomas 1 1 1 Cowan. Dinah Cowles. Sandra 36, 143 Cowper. Larry 58. 129 Cowper. Robin 1 1 1 Craig, Michael 144 Cumerlato. Walter 1 19 Currie. Ricky 47. 119, 178 Curry. Ophelia 1 29 Curtis. Barbara Curtis. Betty III Curtis. Daniel 1 19 Curtis, Deborah 52, 1 1 1 Curtis, Gregory 68. 73. 77. 83, 1 19 Curtis. Mary Ann 1 19 Curtis. Nancy 144 Curtis, Ricky 129 Curtiss, Rebecca 1 1 1 Cutcher. Ronald 1 19 D Dabney. Byron 52. 53 Dafoe. Gerald 144 Dagg. Dianne 144 Dagget. Gary 144 Dagget. Roger 144 Dahlmn. Lenny 129 Daley. Beverly 129 Dalrymple. Max 144 Dalton. Linda 144 Damaschke. Sandra 1 19 Dandron. Deborra 1 19 Dandron. Herb 129 Daniels. Jeffery 77. 83. 129 Daniels. Linda 62. 129 Daniels. Robert 1 19 Davenport. David 144 Danver. Debra 1 19 Davidson. Richard 129 Davidson. Richard 129 Davis. Crystal 119 Davis, Gwendolyn 1 29 Davis, Marcia 1 1 1 Dawson, Susan 50. 81. 129 Dazer. Tom 129 Dean. Kenneth 77, 83 Dean, Sandra 144 Dease. Cheryl 144 Deasc. Sandra 1 1 1 Debons, Louise 144 Decker. Dona 44. 129 Defrain, Kristy 145. 169 Deglopper. Samuel 1 1 1 Dn sing, Connie 129 DcJohn. Evelyn 1 19 DeJohn. Mary 1 1 1 De land. Karen 1 19 Delong. Gary 129 Delong. Michael 119 Dennis. Mark 1 19 Dennison. Alta 36. 55. 62, 145 Dcsjardm. Sandra 1 29 Devenv, Calhryn 50. 1 19 Deveny. William 145 Diaz. Dora 119 Dickenson. Bob 88. 89, 1 29 Dickenson. George 1 20 189 Dickenson. Jeffrey 129 Diggins. Bonnie Jean 142, 145 Diller.Jacob7|.76. 77. 83. 120 Diller. Robin 34. 70. 71. 75. 77. 83. 129 Dillon. Dave 129 Dillon. Theresa 120 Dillon. Timothy 1 1 1 Dimon. Gary 120 Dim on. Thomas 129 Dingman. Glenn 1 1 1 Dtngman. Karen 120 Dingman. Robert 129 Dmkel. Audrey 50. 129 Dinkins. Eric 120 Dinkins. Marcia 17. 129 Dionne. Charles 129 Dionne. Judith 1 1 1 Doan, Brian 130 Doan. Gail 145 Doan. Glen 145 Doan. Robert 64. 68 Doan, Susan 1 1 1 Dobring. Eldon 145 Dobring. Walter 1 1 1 Dobson. Robert 1 1 1 Docherty. Debbie 1 1 1 Dodd. David 64. 68. 120 Dodson. Bruce 1 1 1 Doherty. Judy 130 Doherty. Michael 1 1 1 Dolson. R 65 Donovan. Jean 50. 1 30 Donovan. Sherrie 1 1 1 Dortman. Debra 33. 49. 130 Dortman. Julie 48. 49. 145 Dougan. Gwen 130 Dove. Dorothy 120 Dove. Mary 145 Drago. Patnaa 130 Dr a ve ling. Dave 130 Driggers. There sc 120 DnggeTs. Paul 32. 73, 88. 89. 130 Dubs. Lawrence 120 Dubs, Sandra 120 Duoeali. Mike 130 Duenaz. Michael 130 Dulaney. Kenneth 1 12 Duman. Helen 1 12 Duncan. Linda 146 Duncan. Sandra 36, 55. 59. 146 Duncan. Thomas 1 12 Dunlap. Debra 130 Dunn. Kenna 146. 170 Dupree. Bonnie 130 Durance. W alter 130 Durette. Mark 33.45.47. 120 Dutton. Barbara 120 — E — Eagcn. Pat 112 Eagen. Karen 146 Eagcn, Sharon 42. 146 Eagle. Dorothy 1 12 Eagle. Michael 146 Eagle. Steven 112 Early. James 32. 73. 146 Easton. Jeffrey 1 12 Eastwood. Dan 34. 73, 130 Eberts, Larry 77. 83. 1 20 Edwards, Angela 120 Edwards. Bruce 76 Edwards, Lois 146 Eiscnhauer. Jane 130 Eisenhaucr, Mary 120 Eiscnhauer. Rita 146 Ekelund. Gary 120 Elliot, Carrie 134 Elliot. Debra 1 20 Elliot. Marjorie 1 12 Elliot. Michael 53. 130 Elliot, Sharon 37. 146 Elliot. Wendy 130 Ellis. Fred 120 Ellis. Keith 120 Ellsworth. Larry 1 12 Emcrich. Michael 1 12 Emcrick. Linda 32.42. 81. 142. 146 Emertck. Melody 58, 120 Emerson, Debra 120 Enright. Deborah 52. 120 Enright, Ronald 130 Eroman. Thelma 120 Evanchuck. Joan 146 Evanchuck. Paul 130 Evans. Gregory 147 Evans, Joanne 130 Evans. Rick 147 Evans. Sandra 120 Evemgrcd. Nancy 120 Ever ill. Christine 130 - F- Falk. Carol Sue 130 Falk. Cynthia 33. 112 Falk. David 88, 89, 147 Falk. David 88, 89. 147 Falk. John 120 Falk. Michael 62 Falk. Paul 112 Falk. Rebecca 120 Falk. Rebecca 120 Faulkner. Frederick 64. 73. 68. 77. 83. 120 Fayed. Denise 1 12 Fayed. Jcanrunc 130, 132 Fedonck. Brenda 147 Fedor ick. Richard 71, 77, 83. 1 70 Feher. Dennis 120 Felk. Andrew 112 Felk. Vera 50.62. 130 Fellman. Patricia Fenner. Shelly 56, 112 Ferns, Brad 1 1 2 Femer. Kathy 120 Finch. Helen 147 Fleming, Cvnthia 1 12 Fleming. Ed 38. 147 Fleming. Harry 120 Flcury. Linda 36. 120 Fleury. Maxine 147 Flood. Sandra 47. 53, 147. 155. 178 Flynn. Cheryl 52. 1 12 Focklcr. William 120 Fogal. James 88. 89. 130 Fogartv. Ruth 147 Foltz. Carl 1 12 Foltz. Pamela 58. 147. 170 Forbes. Michael 77. 83. 147 Forro. Michael 1 12 Forton. Andrea 1 12 For ton. Bonnie 130 Fortune. Vicki 1 12 Foss. Catherine 1 12 Foster, Marsha 147 Foster. Robert 120 Fowler. Donald 88. 89. 148 Fowler. Douglas 112 Frank. Lawrence 64, 68, 73, 120 Franks. Sandra 120 Frantz. Barbara 120 Frantz. Carol 148 Frasier. David 38. 59. 148 Frazer. Debra 112 Frazier. Jacqueline 37, 148 Frciger. Catherine 112 Freiger, David 32 French. Cheryl 130 French. Donald 130 French. Richard 120 French. Rosemary 121 Fricdland. Brian 65. 112 Fried land. David 130 Fricdland. Diane 121 Fricdland. Jeffrey 34. 71. 1 10. 130 Frizzle. Richard 130 Fye. Elaine 121 Fye. William 121 -G- Galat. Dawn 130 Gamble. Larry 148 Gammage. Zerdine 1 12 Ganhs, Cynthia 1 12 Ganhs. Jeffrey 64. 68 Ganhs, Joe 64, 121 Garbuti. Andrew 130 Garbutt. Linda 112 Garcia. Debbie 1 30 Garcia. Patricia 62. 1 30 Garcia. Teresa 121 Gardner. Gregory 1 30 Gardner. Michelle 112 Gar a. Frank 148 Garza, Joanne 47. 148 Gcick. Catherine 130 Gcick. Susan 112 Gcnaw, Mary Lynn 1 12 Gcrhold. Hal 64. 68. 121 Gcrhoid. Lynette40. 121 Gcrhold. Vicki 130 Gilbert. Laurale 121 Gilbert. Randy 41. 49. 121 Gilbert, Sandra 56. 130 Gilbert. Tern 50, 130 Ginter. Harold 121 Glenn. Carrie 130 Glenn. Deborah 56 Glenn, Gregory 148 Glenn. Sharron 121 Glombowski. Charles 34. 88. 89. 130 Glombowski. Dan 112 Glosser. Dawn 33. 121 Gonder. James 1 12 Gonzalez. Bonnie Gonzalez. Carolyne 1 1 2 Gonzalez, Carl 121 Gonzalez. Manuel 112 Goodman. Charles 130 Goodman. Elizabeth 55, 148 Goodman. Gerald 121 Goodman. James 148. 160, 182 Goodrich. Thomas 1 12 Gordon, Linda 32 Gorski. Richard 121 Gosger. Susan 121 Goudic. Lucille 53. 130 GrafTam. Victoria 121 Gram. Jean 130 Grant. Cheryl 121 Grattan. Donna 1 12 Grattan. Irene 148 Grattan. Suzanne 121 Graves, Dona 1 30 Gray. Michael 74 Green. Beth 148 Green. Julie 130 Green. Patricia 130 Green, Sherec 1 1 2 Green, Tanya 112 Green, Terry 34. 76, 149 Grccnfcll. John 1 30 Griffin. Bryan 1 12 Groh. Velma 112 Grondin, Dawn 121 Grondm. Patricia 53. 130 Gross. Kenneth 29. 32, 34, 76, 77, 149. 162 Gross. Sandra 121 Grosser. Michael 149 Gruel. Linda 121 Gutzman. Dana 121 Gu iak. Debra 121 Gwisdala. Andy 88. 89. 149 — H - Haackc. James 121 Haacke. Kay 1 12 Haas. Katherine 112 Hackett, Gail 55. 121 Haeck. David 76. 121 Hacck. Phillip 149 Hagle. Cheryl 112 Hale. Barbara 130 Hale, Joann 33. 130 Hale. Stephen 121 Haligowski. Christine 121 Hall. Bon me 149 Hall. Evelyn 121 Hall. Gary 34 Hall. James 45, 76. 149 Hall. Janet 112 Hall. Richard 130 Hall. Susan 130 H allay. Gary 112 Hallay. Robert 25 Hamilton. Debra 149 Hamilton. Donald 41, 1 2 1 Hamm. Ernst 149 Hand. Linda 121 Hand. Nancy 112 Hancl. Steven 121 Hansen. Jody Lee 130 Harbison. Karen 130 Harbison. Susan 112 Harder. William 121 Hardy. Eugene 76, 121 Hardy. Jacqueline 149 Hardy. James Jr. 1 12 Harms. Joanne 121 Harndcn, Ann 1 12 Harrington. John 130 Harrington. Robert 88. 89. 149 Harris. Beverly 130 Hams. Jane 130 Harrison. Barbara 130 Harrison. Mark 65. 112 Harrison. Susan 130 Hart. Mane 112 Hartman. Gail 149 Harlzcll. Ronald 131 Harvey. Linda 150 Haskins, Mary 50, 131 Hastings. Deborah 150 Hastings. Connie 52, 1 12 Hastings. Gail 121 Haunstein. David 1 50 Hawk. Donald 131 Hawkins. John 121 Hawkins, Linda 53, 1 50 Hayes. Bethanne 1 12 Hayes. Cynthia 33. 52. 121 Hayes. Janet 150 Hayes. Susanne 1 12 Hayman. Pamela 1 31 Ha ley. Byron 65. 113 Headd. Alexia 150 Hcadd. Alexine 47 Hearn. Carol 121 Hearn. Douglas 121 Heasiip. Charles 113 Hedt. Dan 150 Hedt. Pamela 113 Hedrick. Ruth 150 Henderson. Bruot 1 13 Heilig. Don 131 Hclewski. Kenneth 131 Herber. Marsha 46. 48. 49 Herbert. Joanne 121. 179 Hering. Candancc 1 13 Hermg. Geoffrey 58. 59, 150 Hernandez. Oscar 1 13 Hernandez, Ricardo 64. 68. 76, 77. 83. 121 Hernandez. Vclia 131 Herr. Linda 113 Herr. Mary 121 Hcrrman. Carol 131 Hcvcr. David 131 Heyer. Kathy 20. 32. 46. 50. 81. 142, 150 Hill. Barbara 77. 113 Hill. Charles 121 Hill. Delores 121 Hill, Delores 121 Hill. Fred 121 Hill John 131 Hill. Kevin 77. 83. 131 Hill. Sharon 46. 131 Hill. Stephen 64. 68. 121 Hi Hiker. Jerry 73. 77. 83. 121 Hi Hiker. Larry 150 Hindes, Debra 46 Hinojosa. Luiz 131 Hodgms. Ronald 32. 34. 88. 89. 1 50 Hoffman. Tim 121 Hoffman. Theodore 32, 131 HofTman. Vickie 113 Holdburg, Cathleen 1 51 Holdburg. Connie 131 Holdburg. John 1 21 Holmes. Terry 151 Hooper. Diane 1 13 Hooptngarner, Sharma Lou 113 Horan. Deborah 48. 49, 121 Horan, Louann 1 13 Horbes. Jams 121 Horn. Cathy 131 Horning. Judy 121 Hoskins. Henrietta 151 Hoshowski. Michael 113 Houcl. Joclle 121 Howard. Donald 121 Howard. Kevin 52, 113 Howard, Richard 98. 121 Howard, Valorie 81. 121 Howell. I la 53. 151 Howcly. Bonita 32 Howey. Nancy 113. 116 Howland. Margaret 131 Howland. Sarah 151 Hubbard. Bradley 113 Hubbard. Constanoe 1 51 HudK. Gerald 121 Hudy.Greg 34. 73. 89. 131 Huffman. Leslie 121 Huffman. Ronald 151 Hukill. Amie 1 13 Hull. John 131 Hunger. Douglas 1 51 Hunt, Patrick 113 Hunt. Rachel 1 13 Hunt, Rebckah 52. 121 Hunt, Roy 131 Hunt. Susan 131 Hunt, Virginia 1 7 Hunter. Clara 121 Hunter. Dawn 1 51 Hunter. Scott 1 13 Hurley. Diane 1 31 Hurley. Lana 121 Hurst. Shary 151 Hutchinson. Daniel 121 Hutchinson. James 113 Hutchinson. Patti 151 Hutchinson. Ricky 83, 77 Hutton, Suanne43, 151. 170 Hyatt. Ellen 131 Hyde. Allen 131 Ignash. Patricia 122 Ingles. Michael 131 Irvine. Allan 113 Irwin. Kim 1 13 Isbister. Ethel 35. 39. 42. 50. 1 54. 1 70 — J — Jackson. Bonnie 122 Jackson, Charles 154 Jackson. Louann 38, I 54 Jackson. Pamela 113 Jackson, Sarah 122 Jackson. William 154 Jacobs. Ronald 1 13 Jacobs. Cheryl 122 Jacobsen. Ruth I 54 Jacolik, Jacqueline 1 3 1 Jacoiik. James 154 John. Allan 1 13 John. Jo Ellen 122 James, Rosinary 55, 131 Jarrell. Stella 131 Jarvis, Cinthia 1 54 Jefferson. Savannah 1 54 Jefferson. Wilbe 95. 122 Jeffery. Vickie 122 Jehl. Christine 1 13 Jenkins, James 47, 122 Jczierski. Anne 122 Jczierski. Ron 131 Johnson, Candace 113 Johnson, Glenn 73. 122 Johnson. Kenneth 33. 73. 77. 83. 122 Johnson. Robert 45, 73. 76. 77. 82. 83. 122 Johnson, Thomas 122 Johnston. Cathy 122 Johnston. Debra 122 Johnston. Stephen 122 Jones. Bcthann 113 Jones. Dan 45, 131 Jones. Elizabeth 1 54 Jones, John 113 Jones, Leo 65. 74. 113 Jones. Margo 33. 131 Jones. Ronald 1 54 Jones, Tim 74 Jonscck, Beth 1 31 Jorgenson. Jonathon 43. 1 54 Jowett. Charles 74, 113 Jowett, Sheryl 1 54 Joyce. Craig 131 Julio. Linda 113 Jurk. Christina 1 13 Jury. Gerald 113 - K Kangas. Edward 1 13 Kangas. Pat 122 Karvonen. Kim 113 Karvonen. Kristie 131 Kecley, Colleen 122 Kecley. Suzanne 44, 155 Keller. Cheryl. 113 Kelly. Patnaa 1 15 Keltz. Susan 47 Kennedy. Kathleen 131 Kenner. Christine 122 Kenner. Patriaa 113 Kenney. Mikel. 1 13 Kenney. Eric 155 Kernohan. Patriaa 142, 155 Kerr. Ann 155 190 Key worth, David 1 13 Key worth. Michael 113 Kidd, Debra 62. 131 Kidd, Jeffrey 74. 113 Kidd. Maxine 122 Kidd. William 76 King. Harold 131 King. Richard 1 55 Kinlin. Stephen 122 Kinlin. Robert 131 Kinney. Karen 122 Kinney, Harvey 55 Kinney. Patrick 155 Kirkendall. Michael 131 Kish. Eddie 113 Kivel. Gary 122 Kivel. Linda 113 Klaas. Robert 113 K la won. Rebecca 49. 131 Kicmmer. Gary 34. 122. 131 Kmsley. Dawn 1 55 Knowles. Kathleen 122 Knowles. Robert 1 13 Knox. Michael 43. 59 Kocbke. Elaine 122 Koncyk. Diane 50.155,170 Kongas. E. 65 Kongas. Patnaa 122 Kortcv Carol 113 Kortc. Kathrin 122 Kories. Paul 62. 131 Koryba. Constance 37. 131 K otter. Debra 33, 122 Koyle. Barbara 122 Krampien. Randy 1 13 Kreutziger. Thomas 34. 42. 55, 71. 77. 110, 83. 170 Kristick. Ruth 122 -L Lake. Robert 155 LaLondc. Mary 131 Lal.onde. Denise 53 LaLonde. Valorie 131 Lambert. Cheryl 113 Lambert. Janis 1 13 Lambert. Karen 131 Lambert. Patrick 1 13 Laming. Doran 122 Laming. Linda 131 Landcnberg. Ronald 131 Lander. John 122 Land on. Donna 1 13 Landshoot, Betsy 50. 131 Landshoot. Thomas 64. 68. 122 Lane. Allan 122 Langolf. Charles 89. 131 Langoif. Christian 88 Langolf. C Edward 122 Langolf. Pamela 52. 122 Langolf. Rene 76, 1 22 Langolf. Stephanie 1 13 Langolf. W illiam 34, 155 Lapp. Richard 47. 48. 122 Lapp. Robert 48 Lashbrook. James 1 56 Lashbrook, Kathy 122 Lavere. Bonnie 1 22 Ledbetter. Louis 113 Lee. Barbara 113 Leitch. Patrick 131 Lentz. Charles 59 Lepien. John 1 56 Leslie. Richard 131 Lessard. Arthur 71 Lessard. John 113 Lester. Kathy 113 Lcverton. Herbert 34. 131 Lcwandowski. Laurie 33.48. 55. 131 Lcwandowskt. Paulette 1 13 Lewis, Steven 88. 89 Lewis. Sherry 131 Limbcrg. Mark 22, 29. 33, 34. 47, 76, 77. 83, 85 Lincoln. Eugene 131 Lindsay, Richard 1 56 Ling. Robert 113 Littleton, Gary 1 13 Little. Margaret 156 Livingston. B 64 Livingston. John 88. 89. 1 56 Livingston. Juanita 62. 1 13 Livingston. William 68. 76. 122 Lixey, Darlene 156 Lloyd. Allen 156 Logal. Jim 42 Logan. Jack 122 Long, Cynthia 131 Loptccold. Rose Marie 122 Loshaw. John 1 13 Loshaw. Woodrow 113 Louks, Louannc 113 Lovtk. Sheila 1 13 Loxton. Debra 1 1 3 Loxton, Gene 122 Loxton, Kathleen 1 13 Loxton. Linda E. 1 36 Loxton. Steven 132 Loxton. Vicki 132 Lo ano. Debora 122 Lubahn. Dennis 132 Lubahn. Denise 1 13 Lubbert, Gary 113 Lucas. Lynn 62. 132 Lud . Darwin 32. 77. 83. 1 36 Lynch, kethieen 122 Lynch. Joseph M3 Lynch. Stephen 88. 89. 1 56 Lynch. Timothy 74. 113 - M - Macalpine. Debra 1 22 MacBcth. Karen 132 MacBeth. Paul 156 Maoclemmons. Linda 122 Maodemmons. Robert I J2 MacDonald. Dannie 48 MacDonald. Deborah 48. 132 MacDonald. Douglas 32. 42. 43. 48. 136. 167, 170 MacDonald. Gorden 1 57 MacDonald. Judith 157 MacDonald. Ronald 113 Macey. Sharon 48. 132 Macjenneti. Debra 46. 53. 18. 157. 178 MacKen ic. David 122 Mackenzie. Gregory 132 MacQuecn. Melanie 32. 132 Magneson. Gerald 32, 34, 42. 59, 157, 170 Magneson. Scott 132 Malooley. Eric 64. 68, 123 Mamps. Dennis 132 Mandcville. Thomas 113 Maness. Gregory 113 Manely. Mary 1 57 Manley, Cynthia 113 Manning. Bonnie 157 Manning. Jovel 123 Manning. Theresa 1 13 Maples. William 132. 155 Marlatt. William 157 Marriott. Gordon 76, 123 Marsh. David 132 Marsh. Donald 123 Marsh. Frederick 1 14 Marsh. Michael 1 14 Marshall. Conny 114 Marshall. Thomas 34. 42. 70. 7|, 157 Martell. Martha 123 Martin. Gary 157 Marlin. Nancy 132 Martindalc. Deborah 1 14 Martiny. William 123 Marzoif. Charles 1 14 Masar. Cathy Jo 123 Mason. Pamela 58. 61. 123 Massman. Michael 71. 132 Massman. Vickie 123 Matcvia. Thomas 1 19 Matevia. James 132 Matthews. Kim 34. 132 Matthews. Marilyn 132 Matthews. Terry 74. 1 14 Matts. Dwaine 123 Maurey. Dale 132 Maurcy. Dennis 123 Maxwell. Ann 58 Maxwell. Bethany 1 14 Maxwell. Christine 32, 157 Maxwell. Jeffrey 132 Maxwell. Lisa 35, 123 Maxwell. Peter 70. 71.75, 114 Mayer. Matthew 132 McAuley. Cheryl 55. 123 McAuley. Denise 1 14 McCaltum. Debra 132 McCaltum. Robin 123 McClarty, Donna 132 McCanls. Juanita 50 McColL Debra 132 McColman. Douglas 157 McCully. Garry 132 McCormic, Thomas 1 58 McCormick. Kathleen 50 McCoy. Edwin 73. 89. 1 58 McDaniel. Dennis 123 McDaid. Laura 83. 158 McDermott. Mary 55. 132 McDonald. Diane 142. 158 McDonald. Linda 1 14. 1 16 McDonald. Sandra 1 14 McFarland. Larry 158 McFarland. Paula 123 McGuigan. James 123 Mclnms, Cynthia 52, 123 Mclnnts, John 59. 77. 83. 158 Mclnms. Scott 33, 34. 53, 71. 77. 83. 110. 132 McKeand. Jenny 48. 49. 132 110. 132 McKeand. Jenny 48. 49. 132 Mclntyer. Dianne 123 Mi Kclcvey . Belinda 64, 1 14 McKelevcy. Debra 132 McKelvey. Clyde 123 McKcnnev. Stephen 45, 123 McKinstry. Marlene 39. 158 McKin ic. Daniel 123 McLain. Philip 123 McLaughlin. Daniel 1 14 McLaughlin. Randy 123 McMillan, Crystal 58. 123 McMillan. Rosalyn 142. 158 McMillan. Vicky 114 McPhail, Cmdv 132 McPhail. Jack 65. 114 McPherson. Dawn 132 McPherson. Debra 132 McPherson. Lois 44. 123 McQuiller. Kevin 76 Meddaugh. Carolyn 1 58 Medellin. Donald 132 Medellin. Linda 1 58 Medellin. Mario 123 Meeks. Robert 132 Mellendorf. Donna 56. 132 Mellendorf. Roger 65, 1 14 Mercurio, Richard 123 Mcrtz.Sue 132 Meyers. Gregory 123 Micallef. Mark 114 Mickens. Charles 53. 59, 158 Mickens. Greg 1 14 Middlebrooks. Reuben 58.62. 158 Middlebrooks. Rufus 62. 132 Middleton Sherr 199 Millard. James 123 Millard. Mitchael 114 Millard. Rebecca 114 Miller. Craig 1 14 Miller. Deborah 132 Miller. Debra 132 Miller. Doris 50. 159 Miller. Elizabeth 123 Miller. James 62. 123 Miller. Jessie 62 Miller. Joe 114 Miller. Laurie 132 Miller. Mary 132 Miller. Melanie 55. 123 Miller. Michael 123 Miller. Patricia 159 Miller. Philip 123 Miller. Sally 33 Miller. Susan 1 14, 123 Miller. Susan 123 Mills. Caroline 1 14 Mills. David 114 Mills. Donald 159 Mills. Katherine 159 Mills. Thomas 123 Mint . Dennis 132 Mint . Susan 1 14 Mirfield. Thomas 123 Mitchell. Craig 123 Mitchell. Dennis 1 14 Mlcjnek. Caroline 123 Moak. Cherry 114 Modelewska. Stephans 1 14 Moeller. Brian 123 Mocn. Timothy 41. 123 Mollan. Caren 132 Moncnef. John 52, 65. 74. 115 Munro. M 48 Monroe. Tony 123 Monzo. Kathleen 1 14 Mon o. Sandra 132 Moore, Diana 1 14. 56 Moran. Larry 123 Morden. Ronald 114 Morgan. Stuart 45, 132 Morley. William 1 14 Morris. John 132 Morris. Paul 2. 123. 159 Morrison. Joanne 1 59 Morrison, Lawrence 132 Morrison. Timothy 159. 170 M or linger, John 123 Mosher. Naomi 1 59 Moutoux. Susan 33. 123 Moutoux, Steve 1 10 Mrazowski. Timothy 53, 87. 123 Muir, Laurel 1 14 Muir. Sunmc 55 Muller. Karen 32 M unger. Deborah I 59 Munro. Melody 123 Murdtc. Carolyn 159 Murfin, David 1 32 Murfin. Daniel 132 Murphy. Arlene 1 14 Murphy. Karen 1 14 Murphy. Sheila 159 Muter. Rosemarie 1 14 N - Nabozny. Randy 1 14 Nakoney, Carol 132 Neeley. Dawn 160 Neilson. Chris 114 Nelms, Charles 1 14 Nelson, Eric 123 Neruda. Charles 132, 160 Neruda. Frank 123 Newberry. William 132 N icefield. Dale 124 Ntoefield. Debra 132. 158 Nichol. Charles 160 Nichols. David 64, 68, 73. 77. 124 Nichols, Donald 64. 83 Nichols, John 73. 77. 124 Nichols. Ruthann 1 14 Nicholson. Tom 1 14 Nick son, Cealia 124 Nickson. Deborah 1 14 Nixon. Debbie 50 Noble. Brenda 114 Nofs. Gregory 124 North. Patricia 1 14 Nunez. Diane 1 14 Nunez. Jesse 64. 68 Nunez. Robert 124 Numbcrg. Ted C. 124 Nuss, Luann 160 - O Obrien, John 71. 77, 83. 124 Oconnor. Ronald 1 24 Ohare. Thomas 1 32 Oke. Sheila 124 Oliver. Bryan 124 Oliver. Diane 124 Oliver. Robert 1 14 Oliver. William 1 14 Olshove. Ruth 124 Olshove. Samuel 132 Olvera, Donna 1 32 Olvera. Laura 124 Ordowski. Patricia 124 Orr, James 132 Orr. Janet 48. 103. 124 Orr. Terry 76.83. 89. 132 Oswald. Michael 53, 160 Ottaway. Diane 1 32 Owens. Gregory 115 Owens, Patrick 73. 83. 88. 89. 160 Owens. Paul 73. 77.89. 124 — P — Page. Ronald 115 Palmateer. Denise 44. 62. 132 Parker. Donald 115 Parker. Judy 160 Parker. Linda 124 Parker. Robert 115 Parker. Robin 124 Parker. Sally 32. 133 Parker, Sheila 133 Parker. Tern 124 Parmann. Bom to 133 Patrick. Deborah 33. 56, 124 Patrick, Denise 50. 133 Patrick, W ayne 65. 74. 115 Pa witch. Heidi 160 Peck. Rhonda 115 Peeling. Charles 115 Pdton. Richard 133 Pcndrock. Debby 16. 115. 116 Perez. Carlos 1 1 5 Perez. Dorothy 133 Per lick. Diane 124 Peterson. Maureen 124 Petee. G.selc 32. 53. 160 Petengill, Catherine 124 Pctlcngill. Mirian 115 Petlitt. Pauline 160 Petty. Pamela 62. 133 Phillips. Mark 124 Phipps, Ronnie 133 Pickclhaupt. Carl 1 15 Pickelhaupt. Elaine 160 Pickelhaupl. Judith 124 Pickelhaupt. Mark 115 Pinmx. Darryl 77. 83. 133 Piper. Randy 124 Plaut. Brenda 1 33 Pleger. Susan 133 Pochodylo. Mark 34. 43. 46. 70. 71. 77. 83. 160. 163. 170 Pollock. Barbara 115 Pollock. Judy 33 Porrell. Sandra 133 Porter. Uo 59. 161 Porter. Minnie 133 Potrykus. Melvin 133 Pratt, Cynthia 115 Pratt. Timothy 53, 141. 161 Preston. Gary 124 Preston. Luanne 115 Prevost, Barbara 52. 124 Prevost. Becky 52, 124 Prevost. Jane 161 Price. Steve 1 1 5 -R- Radatz. Charles 124 Radatz, Danny 115 Radalz. Dennis 161 Radatz, Mary 133 Radatz. Ronald 115 Radtke . Charles 41. 55. 124 Rac ( nlhia 1M Rands. Priscilla 33. 133 Rapiey. James 32. 161 Rautheaux. Cheryl 161 Raulheaux. Julie 27, 1 1 5 Ravm. Janet 133 Rebcnock. Cindv 16. 115 Redfield. Joe 74. 115 Redfield. Susan 161 Reed. Leberta 1 1 5 Reed. Tom 95. 133 Reed. Kathy 142. 161 Reed. P 45 Reeves. Kenneth 124 Reid. Cynthia 124 Reid. Kathleen 124 Rcish. Frances 124 Reiter. Larry 124 Relken. Becky 115 Rclken. John 58. 133 Renaker. Eugene 115 Revnolds. B 77 Reynolds. Daniel 64. 68. 77. 124 Reynolds, Kathleen 33. 124 Reynolds. William 83. 133 Rich. Catherine 133 Rich. Michael 41. 124 Richards. Beth 161 Richards. Pamela 133 Richardson. Gary 1 10 Richardson. Joan 1 15 Richardson. Loren 76. 124 Richer t. Gerald 115 Riddell. Richard 115 Rinderspacher. George 59, 61. 133 Rising. John 48. 65. 115 Richie. Dennis 133 Roach. Donald 1 1 5 Robbins. Randc 1 15 Roberts. Cynda 40. 161 Roberts. David 1 15 Robcrty James Roberts. John 121 Roberts. Ted 76, 161 Robinson. Charmaine 1 1 5 Robinson. Deborah 133 Robinson. Dona 124 Robinson. Edward 124 Robinson. Frank 124 Robinson. Thomas 124 Rodgers. Clifford 162 Rodgers. Marcus 124 Roelens. Vickie 115 Rogan, Donald 133 Rogan, Linda 124 Rogers. Raelenc 162 Romanow. Karen 162 Romanow. Philip 115 Rood house. Jamnc 143, 146. 162 Roskey, Brian 1 15. 170 Ross. Charles 1 15 Rosswurm. Sharon 36, 133 Rosswurm. Stanley 65. 115 Rosswurm. Susan 162 Rostine. Alice 162 Rostine. John 1 33 Rostine. James 162 Rowbotham. Cora 133 Royster. Sue 162 Rucker, Jackquclinc 115 Ruffin. Paul 64. 68. 73. 77. 83 Ruiz. Olga 162 Ruiz. Pedro 73 Runk. Deborah 50. 162 Ruston, Judy 115 Ruston. Shirley 162 Russel. Beverly 81. 115 Russel. Lou Ann 33 Russell. Charlie 68. 77. 83 Russell. Darwin 64. 77. 133 Russell. Duane 64. 83 Russell. Meredith 81. 125 Rutkofskc. Donald 45. 48. 163 Rutkofske. Randall 125 Ryan. Douglas 1 15 Ryan. Susan 133 Rylandcr. William 161. 163 -S Sack rider. Jane 125 Sacknder. Robert 1 15 Sadiiek . Thomas 65, 1 1 5 Sage. Beverly 125 Sampeer. Annette 1 15 Sampeer. Richard 133 Sampeer. Rosalyn 163. 170 Samson, Donna 133 Sanchez. Elizabeth 115 Sanchez. Julian 125 Sanchez. Silvena 64 Sanchez. Steven 64. 68 Sandord. Diane 125 Sass, James 1 15 Sass. John 73. 125 Sassanella. Kim 52, 81. 115 Sasu. Jennie 1 15 Sasu. Veronica 125 Saundcr. Clinton 52, 125 Saunders, Kim 1 16 Saunders. Mary Ann 1 16 Sawdon. Danny 71. 125 Sawdon. Dennis 70, 71, 163 Sax. Kathy 163 Scarberry. Francis 125 Schaefer. Heather 163 Schef. John 163 Schef. Sally 133 Scheffler. Dennis 1 16 Scheland. Richard 125 Schicman. Jill 1 16 Schiller. Neal 116 Schiller. L ' ale 116 Schmidt. Kathryn 133 Schmidt. Ruth 1 16 Schneider. Alan 125 Schneider. Jane 163 Schneider. Lenny 1 33 Schneider. Mary 117 Schneider. Terry 163 Schof, M 48 Schofield. Phvllis 1 16 School. Mary 99 Schott. Joseph 125 Schott. Nano 1 16 Schroeder. Sally 33. 53.81. 133 Schultz. David 34. 71. 163, 178 Schultz. Laura 125 Schultz. Patricia 1 16 Schultz. Paul 74. 116 Schultz. Suzanne 133 Schuman. Eric 133 Schuman. Kurt 65. 116 Schumann. Cheryl 125 Scomika. S. 33 Scott. Debby 164 Scott, Lorraine 164 Seals, Phyllis 163 Scamont. Delbert 125 191 Sears. Connie 55, 116 Scaries. Calvin 125 Seaton. John 71, 125 Seely. Janet 50.81, 125 Seibert, Mark 64, 125 Seibert. Paul 133 Sdby. Linda 32. 56. 116 Semrow. Pamela 42.62. 164 Semrow. Sandra 133 Seppo. John 88. 89. 133 Scppo, Mark 34. 76, 125 Seppo. Philip 32, 34. 164, 182 Shagena. Kathy 133 Shanks. Ricky 116 Shannon. Gregory 1 64 Sheer. Sandra 125 Sheffield. Anita 133. 163 Sherman. Dennis 133 Sherman. Mary 1 16 Shermer. Colette 116 Shimmcl. Joanne 133 Shinn. JoAnn 164 Silver. Nancy 133 Simpson. Michelle 1 16 Simpson. Richard 59.60. 133 Skomicka. Steven 1 25 Slade. Dennis 164 Slade. Steven 125 SlumpfT. Sally 32,62, 133 SlumpfT, Richard 1 16 Smalldon. Frank 164 Smart. Cathy 58. 61 . 164 Smiley. Steven 43, 164. 170 Smith. Barbara 1 16 Smith, Carl 125 Smith. Cahrles 1 16. 164 Smith. Dale 164 Smith. Darlene 1 25 Smith. Debra 1 16 Smith. Ella 116. 125 Smith. Ella 116. 125 Smith. Faith 125 Smith. Grant 125 Smith. James 1 16 Smith. Julia 1 16 Smith, Kenneth 1 16 Smith. Laura 51. 157, 165 Smith, Martha 18, 116. 117 Smith. Michael 1 16 Smith. Patricia 1 16 Smith. Paul 1 16 Smith. Robert 1 16 Smith. Roger 125 Smith. Sandi 53, 165 Smith. Scott 53. 59. 60. 1 33 Smith. Shirley 53. 105 Smith. Stephany 53 Smith. Steven 53 Smith. Terry 125 Smith. Venessa 125 Smith. William 133. 165 Smith. William 133. 165 Snowden, Cynthia 165 Solliday . Catherine 1 33 Sopha. Jimmy 1 16 Sopha. Martin 1 16 Sopha. Patricia 165 Sopha. Sandford 1 34 Sosa. Christiann 125 Sosa. Debra 53. 1 34 Sosa, Cynthia 116 Soullier. Harry 48. 49. 165 Mrs. Remctte Allen 32. 96 Mrs. Mary Anderson 95 Mr Paul Ask 41.45. 101 Mrs. Pathos Baker 97 Miss Mary L. Bauer 104 Mr Robert Beedon 102 Mr. William Berger 62, 63. 69. 98 Mrs. Judith Biddle 106 Mrs. Nancy Blade % M r. Lawrence Bode Mr. Anthony Bomto98 Mrs. Betty Bowman 95 Mr Robert Branch Mr. Euiailo Brumes 105 Miss Genetic Brocken 94 Mrs. Willa Brown 103 Mr Harry Burgess 100 Mrs Susan Butcher 36. 97 Mr. Gary Camm 34, 100 Mr. Thomas Case 100 Mrs. Zaida Chidester 38. 96 Mr. James Clair 97 Soullier. Laurence 134 Soulier. Leo 125 Sparby. Delores 155 Spear. Carla 1 16 Spencer. John 116 Spicer. Catherine 1 16 Stanly. Charles 73. 134 Stanly, Cynthia 51, 125 Slanly. James 59, 62. 73. 76. 77. 82. 83, 165 Stanly, Kim 1 16 Stapleton. Grant 1 16 Stein, Constance 32, 125 Stein, Gayle 52, 1 16 Stephens. Anthony 134 Stephens. Fredrick 125 Stephens, Michael 165 Stephens. Ronald 52 Stevens. Dawn 134 Stevens, Don 1 16 Stevens. Marie 165 Stevenson. Charles 165 Steward. Mark 134 Stewart. Patricia 116 Stocker. Philip 74. 1 16 Stokan. Cynthia 134 Stoken. Holly 116 Stone, Carol 1 16 Stoner. Diane 1 1 6 Stoner. Vicki 134 Stover. Bruce 125 Stover. Cathy 165 Straffon, Gary 38. 59. 134 StrafTon. Susan 1 16 Streeter. Darleen 166 Streeter. Dawn 1 16 Stroh. Frank 125 Struthers. Cathy 125 Stubbs. Carol 50, 55, 166 Stubbs. JoAnn 32. 50. 166 Studer. Kurt 125 Studer. William 134 Suggs. Clarence 134 Susse. Charles 125 Susse, Sandra 166 Sullivan. Diane 1 17 Sullivan, Elt abith 166 Sullivan, Gary 166 Sullivan. Kelly 117 Sullivan. Richard 134 Summers. Sandra 134 Surline, Janice 125 Sutherland, Frank 117 Suthpcn. Robert 35. 1 17 Sutton, Peter 125 Swaffield. John 98 Swain, Patncia 1 17 Swain, Patrick 1 17 Swainson. Sandra 134 Swainson. Pearl 166 Sweeney. Gary 32 Sweeney. Janet 125 Sweeney, Patrick 134, 160 Sweet. Diann 33, 56, 125 Sweet. Rebecca 51. 117 Swegles. Pamala 38, 56. 125 Swcgles. Victoria 36. 38. 39.42.43. 59. 166. 170 — T — Tacie. Linda 166 Tanton. Douglas 1 17 Tanton, JefTery 125 Taylor. Elizabeth 1 17 Taylor. Gerold 1 17 Taylor. L. 65 Taylor, Tommy 1 17 Teifer. John 1 17 Telfer, Cynthia 32, 62, 1 34 Tdtow, Timothy 134 Tcrbush, Arlene 125 Tetreault. Rose 32. 55, 81. 134 Theike, Debra 1 34 Theile. David 125 Thielman. Sally 126 Thigpen. Hillary 20. 33. 34, 76. 77, 83. 134 Thomas. Debbie 126 Thomas. Gayle 50. 166 Thomas. Jeff 126 Thomas. John 45, 64. 68, 73, 126 Thomas. Mary 48, 49. 1 16, 1 17 Thomas. Michael 48. 134 Thomas, Randy 126 Thomas. Seymour 73 Thomas. Waller 1 17 Thompson. Barry 1 17 Thompson, Benito 34 Thompson. D 48 Thompson. Margaret 166 Thompson. Rodney 166 Thompson. Patricia 49. 134 Thompson. Michael 134 Thompson. Shan 1 17 Thrall. William 167 Tinnerman. Russell 65, 117 Tinsley, John 45. 1 17 Todd. James 48. 49. 117 Tokarski. Barbara 126 Tolan. Cindy 134 Toles. Jacklyn 142, 167 Tomlinson. Randy 76, 126 Tonkovich. Connie 126 Toth. Charoltte 142 T romp, Patncia 48, 49. 1 34 Tnemp. Robin 1 17 T rice. Gwendolyn 1 1 7 Trice. Jimmie 126 Trombly, Calvin 134 T rombley. Deborah 48. 49. 1 34 Trombley. Karen 1 17 Trombley. Norwood 167 Troy. Mary 1 17 Tucker. James 1 17 Tmdell. Dolores 167 Turck. Bren 1 17 Turck, Rick 117 Turner. Janice 55, 56. 1 26 Tuthill, Jeanne 1 17 -U — Urban. Keith 117 — V — Valdez. Anna 32 Vance. Linda 167 VanConant. Dennis 73. 88.89, 126 VanConant. Terry 32, 33, 167 VanDusen. Dennis 65. 117 VanHulst, Lori 52. 126 VanNorman. Marilyn 1 17 Vargo. Roger 134 Varty. Eugene 135 Varty. Richard 1 17 Vcmocke. Dolores 126 Verriden. Patrick 65, 74, 117 Vcrriden. William 64. 68, 126 Vcrtigan. David 135 Vcrtigan. William 126 Vickery. Ronald 135 Vmcencio. Guadlupc 1 17 Vincencio. Inez 126 V ought. Gordon 117 — W — Wadas. Ronald 126 Wadas, Madeline 134 Wakeen, John 134 Walker. Kent 117 Wallace. Laura 48. 49. 50. 135 Wallace. Norman 1 17 Wallisch. Ida 126 Walsh, Lynn 32, 135 Walternburg, Thomas 45. 167 Waltenburg. Chris 135 Ward. Gary 167 Ward. Sharon 135 Ward. Terry 76, 135 Ware. Edward 126 Ware. Therese 135 Warner. Sheila 1 17 Warner. Stephenson 126 Warsmske. Deborah 35,42.43. 167. 170 Warsmski, Deborah 135 Warsinske, Donna 170 Warsinski. Mich ael 135 Warsinski. Peggy 126 W arsinski, Steve 126 Warsinski. Wendy 62. 135 Washburn. Lynn 135 Washburn. Wayne 117 Watson. Cindy 126 Watson. Deborah 167 Watson. Donna 167 Watson. James 33, 53. 135 Watson. Lynctic 127 Watson. Terry 1 17 Watson. Victona 218. 135 Wayne. Ralph 135 Weaver. Francme 1 17 Weaver. Kathleen 135 Weeds. Pam 42 Wehrwem, William 135 Welsh. Gary 168 Welch. Randall 117 Westcott. Frederick 127 Western, Tern 1 17 Weston. Deborah 127 W estnck. Barbara 33. 135 White. Myrtle 127 Wlnte. Yvctta 117 Whiting. William 76, 168 W hittaker. Karin 1 17 W legand, Tom 32, 168 Wiley. Donald 127 Wiley. Roger 127 Wilkins. Phillip4I.M, 68. 127 W ilkins. Roxanne 117 Williams. Andrew 127 W illiams. Angela 127 W illiams, Arabella 1 17 W illiams. Connie Sue 127 Williams, Felecia 1 17 Williams. Gayle 15. 142 Williams. Kirk 64. 127 W illiams. Ledla 1 17 Williams. Marion 73. 89 Williams. Nicholas 53. 168 Williams. Marcus 88. 135 Williams. Stephen 127 Williams. Timothy 52, 65, 117 Willing. Marla 117 Willing. David 64. 68. 127 Wilson. C. 33 Wilson. Donna 127 W ilson. Judith 127 Wilson. Kenneth 88. 89. 135 Winfield. Cheryl 16. 116, 117 W ingate. Mark 83, 89, 127 W ismer. Elizabeth 42. 44. 50. 135 W itherspoon, Virginia 127 Withum. Kathie 168 Wolfe, Cynthia 168 Wolfe. Danny 127 Wolff. Bryan 117 Wolff. Debra 48. 49, 135 Wolff. Ricky 168 Wolford, Michael 64. 127 Wolford. Neil 68. 88. 89. 135 Woods. Patricia 43. 168, 170 W oodward. Thomas 168 Woodyard. Su ettc 117 Woolman, Gaylord 135 Worden. Katherine 127 W orden. Terry 135 Workman. Debbie 168 Wright. Diana 168 Wright. Jerry 127 Wright. Maryhelen62, 135 Wright. Terry 117 Wright. William 135 Wydrznski. Robert 77. 83. 127. 134 — Y — Yeager. Gerald 127 Yeager. Janet 168 Young, Gregory 64. 68. 127 Young. Ida 117 Young, Karen 1 17 Young. Robert 58, 135 Young. Steven 135 — Z — Zachariah, Mary 42. 50. 135 Zauner, Ann Marie 168 Zauner, Judy 117 Zeller. Diane 127 Zeros, Pamela 135 Zeros, Vickie 127 Zielke. Barbara 168 Zielke. Charles 53. 135 Zielke, John 1 17 Zimmer. David 65. 1 17 Zimmer. Diane 127 Zimmer. John 135 Zimmerman, Janette 135 Zmolik. Linda 117 Port Huron High School Staff M r Theore Currie 98. 104 Mr. Chester Harwood 100 Mr Ronald Mason 98. 100 Mr. Thomas Smith 93 Mr. James Dickinson 100 Mss Kay Haws 103 Mr Michael Maul 26, 34,67. 100 Mr. Gary Snyder 100 Miss Kathlen Dishnow 103 Mr John Heering 64. 88. 89. 106 Mrs Sarah McPharlin40. 104 Mr. Lowell Spiess 77 Mr. Eugene Dunbar 94 Mr Richard Hillakcr 64. 89. 106 M iss Dorothy M iller 37, 97 Mr Donald Sykes 32. 102 Miss Mary Edwards Mr. Bruce Hobbs 96 Mrs. Mary Jane Misenar96 Miss Dianne Thompson Mrs. Chris Efstrans 92 Mr. Jeffery Hudson 67 Mr William Mitchell 96 Miss Linda Tossey 96 Mr David Eppley 100 Mrs. Sue Hyde 100 Mrs. Jeanne Mohney Mr John UfTord 56, 94 Mrs. Donna Emlaw 92 Mr. Robert Jechura 96 M r Wallace Moon 104.69 Mr Glenn Ulrich 101 Mr Dennis Evans 34, 67, 106 Mrs Trudy Jex92 Mrs. Deborah Mosher 56, % Mr Albert Vandenberg 100 Mrs. Marilyn Fiedler 100 Mrs. Judith Johnson 103 Mrs. Gloria Naruta 103 Mr Robert Verran 97 Mrs. A. Joan Fischer Mrs. Betty Kipp Mr Wallace Nault 93 Mrs. Dorothy Vigrass 98 Mr Bill Freley 96 Mrs Barbara Knowles 96 Mr Eric Payton 39. 104 Mr. Donald Wcndling94 Mr Ronald Fntch 102 Mr. William Korth 101 Mrs Jane Perukel 95 Mr. Michael Whitaker 98 Mr Allan Frost 94 Miss Alice Kuhienkamp Mr Veto Pesano 100 Miss Elizabeth Wilkins 100 Mr. Norman Galoagher % Miss Pauline Lackie 94 Mr William Pierce 39, 60. 93 Mr John Williams Mr James Goldsworthy 102 Mr Reed Laughltn86, 106 M tss Florence Raub 39. 42, 100 Mr Larry Winters 97 Miss Susan Grant 106 Miss Patricia 1-aVoy 35 Mr Repp 106 Mr Richard Worden 34. 73. 75. 106 Miss Grimes 97 Mr Charles Lincoln 100 Mr Charles Richard 71, 77, 101 Mr Chester Wydrzynski 18.93 Mr. John Hamernik 100 Mr Dennis MacDonald 32, 100 Miss Coy Ann Robinson 103 Mrs Mary Lee Young 102 Mr Ralph Harrison 18. 100 Mrs. Phyllis Maddix 105 Mrs. Mary Glen Sanderson 48, 96 Miss Suzanne Zuehlke 39, 105 Mr. Gerard Hart 43, 100 Mrs. Merele Martin 38, 96 Mr Ralph Schroeder 44, 99 Mrs Sharon Hart 43. 100 Mr Joseph Martindale 102 Mr. Glen Smith 100