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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1972 volume:

REACH OUT STUDENT 1972 Pori Huron High School Student 1972 VoL LXVI VdU oh tofUaUi Introduction 4 Academics 14 Student Life 44 Organizations 62 Athletics 90 Underclass 112 Seniors 150 Community 180 I knew a man that 1 did not care for. And then one day this man gave me a call. We sat and talked about things on our mind And now this man he is a friend of mine. Reach out in the darkness, Reach Out in the darkness and you may find a friend. Don’t be afraid, don’t be afraid to love. Don’t be afraid. Listen to me. Everybody needs a little love. Reach out in the darkness and You may find a friend. 3 Reach Out-for physical fitness . . . for the kindness and helpfulness of others . . for the services performed. Why reach out? You do it every sirtgle day, so often, in fact, you don’t rea- lize you’re doing it. Reach Out- to your employer, to the people you work with, to the neighborhood where you live, to Port Huron, to your friends, to your brothers and sisters, to your teachers, to the past and future through all you do. Enough said? O.K. Reaching out through Algebra to computers and a lifetime career, or through Biology, Homemaking, Typing, Home and Family Living, Retailing, or any one of the two dozen or so subjects you have to choose from. That’s why the staff of the STUDENT picked “Reach Out’’ as our theme in ’ 72 . 4 ' Hmk Reach Out -for the hand of competition . . . for the hand of helpfulness . . . the hand that creates beauty the black The Student is a way of reaching back into the past. The flag is our show of pride in our coun- try. Little Reds reach to you for assurance of their future. 7 8 YO . . . for teamwork ' cause that ' s what it takes. , . . for the ladies who provide nutrition. . . . for the friends who meet us across the street. TitOixk Old Reach Out according to Mr. Webster: Reach- N. 1 . The distance within one can touch anything. 2. The act of stretching out to touch or grasp. 3. The amount which one can think of as a whole. Vt. 1 . Away from the inside. 2. To touch; to come to; to arrive at. 3. To obtain. 4. To convince. Out- Adv. 1 . Away from the in- side. 2. Not in a state or condition. 3. Forth, into the open. 4. Clear of ob- struction. 5. Remote. Reach Out. 11 12 I knew a man that I did not care for And then one day this man gave me a call. We sat and talked about things on our minds, And now this man he is a friend of mine. Reach out in the darkness. Reach out in the darkness and you may find a friend. Don’t be afraid, don’t be afraid to love. Don’t be afraid. Listen to me. Everybody needs a little love. Reach out in the darkness and YOU may find a FRIEND. People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. Laugh, because life here is fun, tragic, boring, and nice. Mr. Wydrzynski and his prize Students. i • - . 13 •ii-iiv-?.;;; ' o d Aodmiu Reach out for learning; To those who teach; For what they teach; and with an open mind for all. m2 At the top of the 1 72 administration is Mr. Chet Wydrzynski who is in his 3rd year as the “head chief ' of the Big Red tribe. Assisting him are his three “under chiefs Mr. Nauit, Mr. Moeller, and Mr. Smith. We reach to these four men for the rules and privileges as- sociated with being a student at P.H. H.S. Another important part of the ad- ministration is the counseling de- partment. Led by the coolest guy around, Mr. Frost : Miss Brocken, Mr. Harwood, Mr. Ufford, Miss Welch, and Mr. Wendling do their best to direct our time and abilities toward the goals we have picked in life. The people we have contact with the most are from the faculty. They are the ones who teach us a trade, or prepare us for college. Now The STUDENT presents the 1972 faculty. Mr. Chester S. Wydrzynski Principal Mr. Walter Nauit, Vice-Principal. Mr. Larry Moeller, Vice-Principal. Mr. Thomas Smith, Vice-Principal M. Gennette Brocken . Alan Frost Mr. Chester L. Harwood Mr. John E. Ufford Miss Margaret Welch Mr. Donald N. Wendling 17 Patricia Baker-Typing and Business English Eveline Grimes-Typing and Shorthand Dorothy Miller -Typing and Shorthand Jerry Miller -Typing and Retailing Robert White -Recordkeeping and Retailing Larry Winters-Bookkeeping and General Business Edwcalioti 18 Business Education is one department that really comes in handy for all students. For the student who goes on to col- lege, typing can really come in handy for those term papers. The student who prefers to go right into the job market has office machines, and various other classes like retailing, shorthand, data processing, and bookkeeping to help him be top notch in what ever profession he goes into. All classes are taught by first class teachers like Mr. Miller, Mrs. Grimes, Miss Miller, Mr. White, Mr. Winters, and Mr. Verran. Mr. Miller instructs his class in the correct style of typing. Pm rather sorey i didn t habe bin for typong. Oh, well. Rhonda Peck understands that looking at those keys can in- crease her speed, but it is so hard not to look! Shorthand re- quires concentration and skill with a writing implement. Coats and books are piled out of the way so more room is made while dictation is being taken in this shorthand class. Bookkeeping class is relaxing, right Patty Tremp? Studying, I thought, was to be done at your own desk. Jeff Daniels in office machines, =, +, (t 19 Richard Hillaker Driver’s Education Michael Maul Driver’s Education Driver’s Education teaches today’s youth the responsibilities of being an adult. Expertly taught by Mr. Richard Hillaker and Mr. Mike Maul, students learn the proper driving tech- nique as well as good sportsmanship on the road. The course consists of class work, range driving, and experience on the road. Everyone is drilled with the fact that the course is Driver’s Education and NOT Driver’s Training. Remember the old saying you train dogs not people. Jeff Tanton studies very hard, because this is one course you don’t want to fail. Right? RIGHT. Mike Wolford takes one of the tests. Most are just common sense; rules. What does a yield sign mean? Stop of course. 20 Sfecld-td jfii Sfeml 7tofU Special Education helps those who need and want special activities. The teachers and students both must have extra patience to learn and the will to succeed. Together this makes what we know as the special education program. Mr Martindale and Mrs. Young are the teachers responsible for this program. Mary Lee Young Special Education NO PICTURE available 21 22 Zaida Chidester-Senior Composition Joan Fischer -C.P. English, Communication Bill Friley- English, American Fiction, American Lit. Norman Gallager- English, American Literature Robert Jechura- English, American Lit. Fiction, Yrbk. Barbara Knowles-Performing Arts, Amer. Lit., Theater Merle Martin-Reading and English Mary Jane Misenar-Amer. Voices and Creative Writing William Mitchell-Amer. Lit., C.P. English, Communication Deborah Mosher-English and American Studies Mary Sanderson -Amer. Lit., College Credit English Dianne Thompson -Speech and C.P. English Mrs. Mosher puts classwork on the board. Good SfUjiUk StUOMi Good Gummoa English class. For most of your younger life its been part of the curriculum. Now though, there is a difference. Communications, college credit En- glish, bible, American, modern, and English literature dot the schedule sheet. Now it is a journey back to Shake- speare’s time or on to modern poetry. Through the fascinating world of books, learning takes place sometimes even involuntarily through the fun in class. Three different levels of English also take care of the large variety of stu- dents. Think how many students around the world learn more than one language. Many here have trouble with just our own -granted it is one of the hardest languages to learn. Reach Out through Our English Language. 23 Wallace Moon -Choir, Honors Band Eric Payton-Honors Band, Instrumental Milton Ploghoft-Art and Crafts Margaret Reid Crafts and Metals Carolyn Smith -Crafts, Drawing and Painting Jm A ' fU . . . The Fine Arts department has been a source of joy for the entire school. From Cadet Band to Honors Band and from Art to Choir, all are vital classes in our school. Mr. Payton, Mr. Moon, Mr. Ploghoft, Mrs. Reid, and Mrs. Smith all con- tribute to the excellent teaching of Fine Art subjects. It is through this teaching, the band has reached enough acclaim to be invited to the 1972 Munich Olympics. But we cannot take any credit away from the art students. Drawing, sculpture, painting, metal work, and ceramics are creations that show up in the case in the one-hundreds hall. Reach out through Fine Arts. 24 Willa Brown-Department Chairman, clothing Kay Browski-Foods I III, Home Furnishing Alice Butler-Home Family Living Gloria Naruta -Clothing, Child Develop- ment Kathleen Niemi-Foods, Clothing Home ZcoMnm 26 “Nothing’s harder on your laurels than resting on them.” Franklin P. Jones in Quote Home Economics is a very important part of the academics program. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Browski, Mrs. Bulter, Mrs. Naruta and Mrs. Niemi all help students in such classes as Foods, Clothing, Home and Family Living, Child Development, Home Furnish- ings, and Home Management. It’s double your pleasure or maybe doubling your trouble in the child development. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Michael Bachler Welding Metals Floyd Belt Drafting William Berger Machine Tools Larry Boden Trade Welding Anthony Bonito Woodshop Bruce Hobbs Power Machine Metals Michael Whitaker Electric . Electronics 3ndu4tml 28 Industrial Arts like Home Economics is a program that helps future wel- ders, mechanics, architects, and elec- tricians. Taught with expertise by Mr. Bachler, Mr. Belt, Mr. Berger, Mr. Boden, Mr. Bonito, Mr. Hobbs, and Mr. Whitaker. Checking out amps is Mike Bolen and Mr. Whitaker. It could be one shocking experience. Woodworking is a craft that goes back many years. Now modern machinery makes woodworking easy. Working with rug yarn are Deedee Doby, Jim Sass, and Henry Charleton. Welding class is one big joke. “HA HA! Right? Mr. Whitaker.” Eulalia Briones Spanish I II Keith Hodge French I, II, III Bonnie Hogrewe UtinI, II. III, V Phyllis Maddix Spanish I. II, III Languages are thought of by many to be a waste of time in school; they are important in understanding other na- tions, and other peoples. Kenton Bolt though seems to be sleeping away most of his class period or should we say a siesta. The whole Spanish class is decked out in sombreros and fans. Then it is back to a serious classroom situation. Oh well. One day in German class . . . elephants came to visit. That’s Jane Eisenhower and Delores Vercnocke doing the honor as our peanut-loving friends. And feeding them are Karen Lentz, Tom Woolman, Becky Falk, and good ’ole Gary Straffon. Looks like the striped shirts took over in Latin class one day. Those Romans get classier every time 1 see a new Latin class. Well it is time to say au revoir to all foreign languages! Au REVOIR And REACH OUT 31 Thomas Case -General and Advanced Math Gary Camm -General Math, Algebra (N.C.) Marilyn J. Fiedler -Algebra C.P., General Math Gerald Hart -Geometry, Algebra Melanie Re my nse- General Math, Geometry “Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing something else.” James M. Barrie Mathematics (Like and +) is taught by our fine staff of instructors; Mr. Case, grrr., Mrs. Fied- ler, Mr. Hart, and Mrs. Reynse. Jean Andrews studies hard? Now she studies, well kinda anyway. Chuck Corry and Mike Bristol find a cure for bone cancer. Da Da Da Da Da La Da Da Da The rest of the class concentrates so very hard. Right: Linda, Jerry, Andy, Ted, Mike, Pat, Vicki, Rennie, Dan, Denise? 32 Ralph Schroeder- Algebra I, N.C. C.P. Glenn Smith-Algebra N.C. C.P. Gary Snyder -Geometry, General Math John Williams -Algebra, General Math 33 NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Susan Grant Physical Education Physical Education is very necessary in school. It trains fu- ture athletes and instills competition in the minds of the players. Self-defense, gymnastics, volleyball, soccer, field hockey, archery, football, basketball, and wrestling as well as many other sports are incorporated in the program. Co- ordination and skills are practiced and repracticed. Then, when the skills are perfected, students go on to G.A.A. and the Varsity Club. Reach Out through Physical Education. 34 Paul Ask Physics, Physical Science Rose Beyschlag Earth Science, General Science William Korth Health Science Florence Raub Chemistry I, Advanced Chemistry 36 JLookifUj (U the Wodi ' Uouiijk cd ( CC • • • The secrets of the world lay before us. Through our science program we have a chance to crack those secrets. Wendy Warsinski takes a last look at oxidation numbers be- fore a test. Doug O’Brien and Dawn Glosser prepare for lab by putting on safety glasses. Steve Strobbe tests a chemical reaction with potassium strips and heat. Mike LeTarte, Rick Davidson, Kenton Bolt, and Dave Shamaly test properties in physics. Harry Burgess World History, Regular Civics “Great things are done when men and mountains meet.” William Blake The mountain in this case is history, both American and World; geography, civics, government, economics, and so- ciology. Taught by a fairly young faculty, the new ideas come across. Mr. Burgess and Mr. McDonald’s textbook for civics has also helped. Gary Kivil stands up for his rights. Mr. Mason lends his assistance in American History. Miss Lavoy’s Sociology class enjoys a good laugh. Right Robin, Cathy and Scott? David Eppley Civics John Hamernik Government, Economics Ralph Harrison Department Chairman, American Studies Patricia LaVoy Sociology Charles Lincoln Regular American History Charles Lutz History C.P., Regular History 38 Sodd SudUi Dennis MacDonald Economics, Civics Ronald Mason Civics, American History Veto Pesano Civics Elizabeth Wilkins American History, Civics Don Wismer Civics C.P., Government Albert Vandenberg Geography, Civics 39 Robert Beedon James Clair The vocational Cooperative Education Program allows students to gain valuable work experience while working with people and earning money. Experience enables a student to be a better employee and makes his academic subjects more relevant. Co- operative Education is the application of the theory and skills learned in related classes. The three major areas of the Co-op Program are Distributive Education, Office Education, and Trade Industry. Ron Landenberg and Mr. Adison work at Sperry’s. Hillary Thigpen and Mr. Radtke both are at Sears. The Great Debate on ad- vertising took place in Co-op related classes. Lucy Rios works here in the Co-op Supply Store. Janet Carmody key punches for Michigan Bell Telephone; while Mary Haskins works in the Minuting Department. Ross Baldwin is a mechanic at Operational Services Building for P.H.N.S.P. Somber Machine Tool Comapny has Steve Loxton in their employment. Ojiliiu tdmiiofi 41 l( c ' kank ' JtofU 4 It’s not easy to say “thank you” to people as dedicated as our cooks, cus- todians, librarians, and secretaries. How would a school ever be able to survive without them? The Student 1972 salutes them and says “thank you”. Student Life, what is it? It’s all the little things that happened during the year. The things we might have forgotten about, but without them the school year would be boring and uneventful. Bill Copeland in Sarasota Florida’s JOURNAL says: “How strange to use ‘You only live once’ as an excuse to throw it away.” Our life at Port Huron High is very important. We must not throw these years away by not getting involved and doing our best. We will never get the chance to relive one sec- ond of our time here. Don’t waste it. REACH OUT! A lOoUi Wdbiiuij foi ... HomcomltKj Debbie Dortman, senior member of the sixty-sixth Homecoming court. The day began with a flourish of car- nations, football programs, news- papers, and cries of, “But I’m broke!” Later, the band, Thunderbirds, color guard, majorettes pose for photo- graphers; then floats and cars prepare for a parade through downtown. And the rain pours. In the evening. Big Red fans show pride and loyalty to their team at the Homecoming game, and at half-time crown Sally queen. At the dance music came from the Wollies. 46 TiumcJiU miou ' oJU Homccoming-What Could Be Said Rain Carnations of Red and White Lighthouse of Black and White Band pictures in full garb Rain Pumpkin Sale Parade through downtown Rain The game Half-time Rain Queen Sally Schroeder The Dance And more Rain Juniors took first place with ‘Steamin’ Round the Bend’. Seniors snuggled up with second place and ‘A Dream’ Sophomores and ’Puff the Magic Dragon’ puffed into third place. The freshmen and ‘Tug on to Victory’ tooted in with fourth place. The Little Reds had their own entry as did the Pep Club. The G.A.A. girls drove up with their decorated car. (A ih - SfUU The year has many relaxing times. The benches in the student commons and across from the cafeteria give many students a chance to relax from their busy schedules. Patty Beach, under all that hair, takes it easy on her way to school by bus. A nice long walk down the strip to school in the fall could almost put anyone to sleep . . . Except if there was a pep assembly like this one with the Northern cheerleaders. The benches in the courtyards are an asset to any young couple. And when the NHS sells carnations why not give one to a FRIEND? Finally what could be more relaxing than carving out one of these pumpkins into a scary face? Stided Actu Uia A student’s life is filled with many ac- tivities. Mr. Wydrzynski got up at 5:30 a.m. just to see the Big Red’s Marching Machine off down to Detroit for the Hudson’s parade. Then the Evening of One-Act Come- dies we had put on by the Drama Club. The Big Red’s Stage Band played dur- ing the Mexican dinner too. DOWN WITH NORTHERN-what more could we say? WOW! That about sums it all up in one word. WOW! 53 y.H.H.S. u Ou ojf 7iUt Association with each other in the halls is important. So is the relationship between teach- ers and students. What can be said about the relation- ship between a man and his teddy bear? Touching! Lots of Christmas cans shows our feelings toward the poor of our com- munity. The teeter-totter is symbolic of the bond with world-the Olympics-and Munich. 55 The student lounge offers a soft seat to counselor-waiting students and to conversing teachers. But if the seats happen to be full then the floor is the next best place-right Mary Jo Carmody? Of course maybe Kim Sassanella has the right idea just to get-away-from-it-all . Marching in the J.L. Hudson’s parade was a great thrill, just ask the Thunderbirds. Tuning in to another station we find George Rinderspacher saying, “This is MY Life?” Back to the parade and the Big Reds cheerleaders. Now for a station break. Jwm JLodhijuj to 56 58 Idi U l(j HU touMni! Pep Club-everyone belongs and we all have it. Minnie Porter and Byron Dabney-you little devil you, Minnie! Taking a stroll down the corridor and out the door; now that’s my favorite kind of walk. Kim( again) exhibits the theme of the ’72 yearbook. Reach Out. This group of juniors would make class enjoyable for any teacher. This is Big Red Country and it always will be! Right On. Homecoming bulletin board tells everyone of the coming e- vents. 59 Ou JL ' J Heu U - ' 7eofU Our life will always consist of involvement with people. No man is an island. This young visitor might someday be a student in these very halls; he might even have this same classroom. Who Knows? He might attend an assembly and be elected like Dave Frei- ger to be a part of a little fun. If he is lucky like these students he may leave sixth hour and and go home a little earlier than everyone else. Wouldn’t he be surprised if he walked into class and found Mr. Hodge as he is here? I’m sure he’d be a part of the annual Walkathon and proba- bly will make a few walks to McDonald’s. And if he’s not so smart he will join the yearbook staff and puzzle over things like Anne Fleckenstein. 9ibb£ ■ ■ .asueSt r.- tti. ' --nmaaasMi ' ' Student Council officers during the school year included, from left to right; Craig Johnson, second semester president, John Moncrief, Debbie Jury, Mary Herr, Denny Van Conant, Barb Prevost, Debbie Reditzke, Donna Buettner, Mike Gray, and Scott Mclnnis, first semester president. OiijmifitjtioM Clubs and organizations are a vital part of the school. Not only do they promote the general interest of most students, but provide skilled advisors as well. Perhaps the Big Red March- ing Machine is the most famous of the PHHS organizations. Many clubs provide time to enjoy such favorite pasttimes as chess and photography. The most important of the organiza- tions is the Student Council. They try to provide the necessary leader- ship for the school. On the magazine drive this winter the Council reached its goal of $6,000, with a lot of help from its friends, US. The Council also planned and sponsored the Homecoming parade and halftime show during football season. Their big spring activity was Big Red Week. 1st row, L. to R.: J. Seppo, H. Leverton. H. Thigpen, G. Hudy, G. Boyd, M. Seppo, R. French. 2nd row; M. Brown, A. Lessard, B. Hale, R. Wyarzynski, C. Glombowski, G.Klemmer, R. Reed, D. Pinnix, G. Howe, R. Ankrapp, C. Stanley. thjJ) The Varsity Club is a very active and a very ‘together’ club. All members of the Varsity Club can be identified as the outstanding athletes of P.H.H.S. Varsity Club Activities are the following: Selling at concessions at ball games, invita- tional meetings in the fall and spring, Club parties, and a canoe trip at the end of the school year. Sponsoring and supporting these Mighty Big Reds is: Dick Worden, Basketball Coach; Mike Maul, Football Coach; Dennis Evans, Assistant; and Gary Camm, J.V. Assistant 64 Coach. 7ddijuj iO(uU - ih ' 3lc( cU tlui Left to right: Denise Palmateer, Debbie Thomas, Beth Wismer, Mrs. Gloria Naruta, Advisor. As the wheels go round, we enjoy ourselves thoroughly in our bicycle club. We like to ride places on bikes, because the scenery on a bike is incomparable by any other form of transportation. By the way, our “spokes” man, we have Mrs. Naruta. 9Utuiml Horn SockU - 9low. Seated, left to right: Advisor, Miss Welch, Historian, K. Rich; President, J. Wakeen; Secretary, W. Warsinski. 2nd row: D. Arnold, M. Zachariah, L. Dean, T. Mrozowski, B. Wismer, K. Geich, S. Ryan, S. Summers. 3rd row: C. Charron, M.H. Wright, A. Fleckenstein, C. Telfer, S. Slumpff, D. Lubahm, D. Fogarty, S. Magneson, B. Kinlin, J. Maxwell. The National Honor Society has accomplished much this year. They have sold Red White carnations during Home- coming. During Christmas they gave a party for underprivileged chil- dren, complete with Rennie ‘Santa Claus’Ankrapp. Also dur- ing Christmas the annual faculty scholarship tea was given. Officers are: President J. Wakeen, V. Pres. G. Rinderspa- cher, Secretary W. Warsinski, Treasurer R. Ankrapp, Histori- an K. Rich, and Advisor Miss Welch. 66 Left to right: Mrs. Martin, Candi McPharlin, Pam Brush, Melody Monroe, Henritta Bowers. tluh Si fi i ' JijiMu The Drama Club is dramatics. It brings many rewarding things to many people. They have put on a series of one-act plays. Many of these were directed and produced by stu- dents. Future greats just might be getting their start on our stage. Who knows? Drama Club is reaching out through acting. Reach out through dramatics. 67 Janet Seely, Mary Jo Carmody, Cindy Stanley, Sue Dawson, Sally Schroeder. Tfii tliudtcdlfuj Hd.! ' Ha! 68 From left to right: Z. Shayer, M. Kidd, G. Nichols, M. Porter, L. Williams, V. Weatherspoon. Coioi Gimii - tU The Color Guards are one of the most important parts of the Big Red Marching Machine. They bear the flags of our nation and our state, as well as that of our band. liJ(u e Oft , JioLfji Left to right: P. Arnold, S. DeLuca, S. Carson, M.L. Genaw, S. Straffon, D. Zimmer, C. Deasing, D. Smith (capt.), S. Anderson, L. Doran, J. Eisenhaeur. Stif .... Mdjo ' uUu Wave on flags! This is the first year for the flags. They add style and grace to the Big Red Band. At half-time on our football field, their routines are timed. Their precision drills, executed with beauty, made Northern jealous enough to have their own flags. As usual they couldn’t hold a candle to the Big Red Flags. The flags will continue to be a part of the band because of the tremen- dous effort they have shown. Reach Out Flags and Wave . Our majorettes are another asset to our great band. Their beauty and grace make it a treat to watch them perform. 70 K. Irwin, R. Noetzel, Thunderbirds standing: J. Tuthill, L. Lohr, J. Rauthieux, R. Tremp,C. Kelly, S. Winfield. Seated: P. Tremp, T. Jurk, L. Louks, D. Bush, Dawson, S. Fenner, C. Arnold, L. Selby, D. Glenn. 7.y . Port Huron High’s drillteam is the world renowned Thunderbirds. They have appeared locally at many social events, in the nationally tele- vised J.L. Hudson’s parade and soon will be going to Munich for the 72 summer Olympics. Mr. John Ufford and Mrs. Debbie Mosher are the sponsors. Because of our drill team, Central coined the Royalettes, and Northern has the Northstars; but they have a long way to go to even be near the Thunderbirds. 71 1 % Vkt ' uj lid - Wiii 7uJjt With much, much, much, pride Port Huron High School of Port Huron, St. Clair County, Michigan, United States, Western Hemisphere, Earth, Milky Way Galaxy presents The Big Red Marching Machine. This band was designed to go far. It started off at home football games then numerous side trips and the J.L. Hudson’s parade and the greatest hon- or bestowed on this or any band an invitation to play at the summer o- lympics. 74 %0(jUuj oti - ' %uj ' Kdi The Big Red Marching Band is moving. The Big Reds Royal Reds is now. The Varsity Band, The Honors Band both are great. They move, their now, their great, we’re proud. Perhaps everyone is making a big deal about the band going to Munich but this might be the only chance to put Port Hu- ron on the map. Let us be proud. Let’s support them. Let’s reach out. Right On. JL ' ujkkout Kcefi Sckool Sn med The Lighthouse Staff keeps the up on the current issues of the day. Their re- sourceful editorials and guest editors, as well as the pictures make the Light- house an outstanding paper. Mrs. Sanderson, the advisor, should be saluted for her faith in her staff. L. to r.: K. Blount, S. Stelmach, J. HouUe, J. Seely, L Wallace, S. Cesefske, D. Arnold, D. Horan, M. Thomas, Richard Cookson. 78 — ujk Uf lk(f The Port Huron High Bowling Club goes where the action is and that is at Port Huron Lanes. Strikes and spares, splits and an occasional gutter (heaven forbid!) are all part of the competitive sport. Some members are D. Shamaly, Mr. Schroeder, A. Sampeer, J. Harrington, W. Arteman, D. Palmateer, M. Deve- raux, P. Bennett, T. Crimmins, B. Wis- mer, D. Lemanski, and M. Lyons. Bowling is both an individual and team sport. You have to be in good physical condition as well; that ball gets pretty heavy. Yes, Bowling is right up this bunch of kids’ alley! 79 Kfiit , ml 2 — K Mm tijd Knitting Club was organized under the direction of Mrs. Merle Martin and has been active for two years. This club is a handicrafts club and includes such projects as: knitting, crocheting, hair- pin lacing and embroidering. Some of the Knitting Club members are: Luana Bryer, Linda Allison, Nancy Hand, advisor, Mrs. Martin, and Henrietta Bowers. Through the “old- fashioned arts:: new fashions are in- spired and produced in a relaxing man- ner. Reach Out through the Knitting Club. — Juimt linuu Future Nurses are an organization that helps out in the community. Candy Stripeing and helping out in the nursing homes are part of their duties. Some of the members of future nurses are D. Graves, S. Oke, R. James, D. Conrad, V. Hoffman, C. Corry, P. Senyk, J. Harris, G. Stein, K. Charron, D. Miller, D. Burgoes, G. Ludington, J. Howell, and Miss Miller. Who knows maybe we have some future doctors and nurses in this bunch. Reach Out through Future Nurses. S 7koto(j uji lui tld The Art and Photography Club is spon- sored by Mrs. Margaret Reid. The club is learning to take good negatives, and print them as well as enlarging and de- veloping prints. The major activity planned for this club is a trip to Cran- brook Academy of Arts. The active members who participate in this organization are; left to right: Sue Williams, Pam Hedt, Mrs. Reid, Saundra Wade, Jane Harris, and Vicki Watson. Gmi Members of the 1971-72 Debate Team are: standing Lisa Maxwell, Gary Kivel, Diane McIntyre. Seated is Bob Sut- phen. The Debate Team is sponsored by Miss Pat Lavoy. 81 SudaU — d The 1972 STUDENT Co-Editors, Pam Sams and Linda Dean. Our Photographers: Charles Qeaver, Karen Andrews, and Joe Brooks. aoduuj CL Sckoot ' i Hlctoa This is the 1972 yearbook class. Our staff was composed of the most hardworking of these students, Denise Patrick, Kim Sassanella, Minnie Porter, Delores Verc- nocke, Mr. Robert Juchura, Linda Dean, Pam Sams, and Anne Fleckenstein. Mr. Jechura was relieved when we told him the book was near completion, but the class doesn’t look too happy. REACH OUT THROUGH THE STUDENT T ouiMi Skllfuj M(ki! With the ski club of 1972 it’s downhill all the way! Skiing is one of the most healthy sports in the world. The crisp, clean air and the brisk cold are very beneficial to participants in this sport. Some of the active members are: Bill Smith, Tim Mrozowski, Kathy Char- ron, Mitch Bolt, Gary Klemmer, Vickie Miller, Leslie Joyce, S. Burns, D. Tipa, J. Smith, JoElle Houel, Miss Hogrewe, and Mr. Clair. Gary Klemmer tries to get Art Lessard to switch from running to skiing. What do you say? Left to right: Reynold Ankrapp, Pat Leitch, John Wakeen, Jim Fogal, Tim Mrozowski, Scott Tipa, Mary Helen Wright, Denise Palmateer, Diane Arnold. %(i Ifkn H . . . %Jjk tkJ Mu Alpha Theta is one of Port Huron High School’s most ‘entertaining’ clubs. We may all be distinguished and orderly on the outside, but on the inside we are all fun-loving char- acters. President, presiding with dignity, is Mary Helen Wright; Vice president, adding his touch of fun is Reynold Julius Ankrapp; secretary is Wendy Warsinski, (the red-headed wonder); treasurer is Karen Blount; historian is Jolly John Wakeen. 85 JLijjc! Campus Life is one of the most active clubs in Port Huron High School. Their “Scream in the Dark” drew hundreds to the haunted house on River Street. Some of our school’s members are: Mitch Bolt, Rosemary James, Richard Lub- bert. Bob Gilbert, Scott Magneson, Sandi Gilbert, Gary KJemmer, Debbie Thomas, Denise Palmateer, Beth Wismer, M. Noetzel, D. Jones, Art Lessard, and moderator Mr. Paul Ask. The group has meetings at different students houses. They are designed to combine an evening of fun with seri- ous discussions. Records and magazines are also available. Reach out through student life. The Campus Life booth at the Open House drew lots of ex- citement. 86 - ttuUi tid One thing can be said about the Chess Club: they really move. But they enjoy every move they make. The board of directors include Eric Malooly, presi- dent; Debbie Smith, vice president; and Gary Straffon, secretary. Other mem- bers include M. Cowper, C. Smith, M. Brown, B. Friedland, D. Shonka. Sioot - Uf , ' Jiookd tld They shoot their standards high. They are happy only when they’re in the air. That’s one thing that can be said about them; when one is in the Rocket Club one gets a bang out of life. Members of this club include T. Moen, Mr. Ask, D. Shonka, H. Gerhold, J. Blount, R. Gilbert, J. Ganhs, M. Rich, and M. MacKay. 87 6,A A- - Gi ii Atiduu G.A.A., or better known as the Girls Athletic Association. They are mem- bers of the EML league and always place high. Sports such as volleyball, basketball, badmitton, track field, field hockey, baseball and various other activities are part of their agenda. Mom’s Night and Dad’s Night as well as Co-Ed Night add fun to the year. 89 AtUiiki “The difficult we do now, the impossible takes a little longer.” An Air Force Motto Athletics is one of the activities that keeps Port Huron High School on top with school spirit. Football, Wres- tling, Cross-Country, Golf, Tennis, Track, Baseball, and Basketball keep all of us-faculty, administration, students, and alumni-united. Recall cold nights in Memorial Stadium, watching our boys run two and a half miles, crowding into home court stands, and seeing the high-speed action of a tennis match. Competition for the boys is important too. There are the many practices, invitational meets, and games. There are the trials of wondering if it’s really all the trouble and then knowing it is when the game is won. REACH OUT THROUGH ATH- LETICS. Thanks to the Times Herald. The football season was one of the best in many years. On the following pages are some of the players and some of the highlights of the ’71 season. We would like to give our thanks to the Port Huron Times Herald for the use of these pictures. We find Hillary Thigpen going in for one of our touchdowns. Bet Hill had an awful stuffy stomach after that hit. In the Northern game Byron Dabney picked off this pass that was meant for Alex Dalrymple. Dave Ceglarek puts the ’ole pig skin into the air with tre- mendous pass protection. Dave Ceglarek again shows his runnig ability (and acrobatic ability) going in for the PAT in a game. 92 UmUif ' i JLut ! Varsity Football Opponet P.H. Warren-Mott 14 0 Sterling Hghts. 0 40 Mt. Clemens 32 0 Roseville 21 0 Utica Stevenson 37 22 Warren Lincoln 8 6 E. Detroit 13 6 P.H.N. 6 14 South Lake 12 35 Jeff Daniels goes up. Remember Homecoming? There’s our team in full uniform. And Hillary hangs on for a good gain, while John Seppo hurrys to gife assistance. Varsity F ' ootball. 1st row I, to r.: B. Dabney, J. Brooks, D. Ceglarek, J. Seppo, H. Thigpen, K. Matthews, M. Bristol, T. Tissue, M. Brown. 2nd row; Assistants Willick Evans, J. Daniels, B. Young, J. Hull,G. Hudy, B. Dickinson, S. Arnold, B. Hale, Head Coach Maul, Director Laughlin. 3rd row: G. Howe, D. Jones, J. Thomas, D. Nichols, R. Ankrapp, R. Beach, S. Hill, E. Malooly, G. Curtis. 4th row: Manager R. Thomilson, G. Young, J. Ganhs, M. Limberg, S. Stelmack, T. Landschoot, G. Boyd. JiMu 2itfaUi OK tU .U i J.V. FootbalK 1st row, 1. to r.: M. Rumptz, J. Coleman, J. Rosswurm, B. Friedland, B. Hazely, J. Ganhs, J. Moncrief, S. Skornicka. 2nd row: G. Ayotte, P. Verridan, B. Stover, D. Zimmer, L. Jones, M. Gray, H. Charlton, G. Shamaly, Coach Witukiewicz. 3rd row; R. Mellendorf, P. Morris, J. Lessard, E. Kangas, J. McPhail, R. Tinnerman, M. Turner, Manager T. Sadilek, Head Coach Hillaker. Scoui HURON OPPONENT 0 Warren-Mott 14 28 Hazel Park 22 0 Roseville 0 26 Stevenson 27 12 Port Huron Northern 20 26 East Detroit 14 0 Mount Clemens 8 0 Ferndale 32 96 ScoliU PORT HURON OPPONENT 6 E.D. Grant 22 0 P.H. Northern Blue 24 12 L’Anse Creuse North 22 8 Mt. Clemens 0 0 L’Anse Creuse High 12 14 Port Huron Northern Gold 20 14 Lapeer 28 ' Jmknm - %a utU tU uj Udi Back row. left to right: J. Hutchinson, A. Moss, M. Scheland, J. O ' Dell, R. Coon, C. Washington, 2nd row: J. Bowman, P. Geick.S. Radatz, J. Kennedy, A. Woodley, C. Gonzales, M. Cowper, D. Lynch, 3rd row: T. Krupp, P. Owens, B. Corwin, A. Diaz, D. Genaw, S. Letzgus, L. Bates, C. Stuart, J. Hux, M. Lester, Mr. Laughlin, Bottom row: M. Cole, M. Brown, D. Frazier, M. Floyd, T. Seppo, M. Hall, D. Glombowski, D. Livingston, B. Corwin, C. Dander. 97 1st row 1. to r.: R. Reiter, M. Christy, H. Watson, A. Lessard, P. Maxwell, J. Rising, R. Diller. 2nd row: J. Diller, J. O’Brien, D. Hutchinson, L. Temple, D. Cooper, Coach Richards. Missing: B. O’Dell, M. Massman. ' Hm! Cmu - ' IJIaX U! Scorn PHHS OPPONENT 30 Davison 25 17 Northern 41 29 Utica Stevenson 28 28 East Detroit 27 16 Northern 41 30 Utica Stevenson 28 27 Ml. Clemens 28 15 L’Anse Cruese 41 31 East Detroit 28 35 Mt. Clemens 24 17th Pontiac Invit. 72:32 min. 5th Albion Invit. 137 pts. 5th Regional 192 pts. 2nd EML 54 pts. Line-up and ready are: D. Cooper, A. Lessard, B. O’Dell, J. Diller, P. Max- well, O. R. Diller. Pete Maxwell runs with the wind in the early evening sun. Coach Richards checks scores and times at a home meet. 99 7.H.H.S. 7uuiUi .. Gol , 100 SwUUjCU Tim Mrozowski made a drive for the best scores on the golf team and succeeded. ScO (U PONENT PORT HURON 224 Lakeview 237 240 Stevenson 218 213 Northern 219 248 Mt. Clemens 223 236 Stevenson 229 212 Northern 235 221 Mt. Clemens 225 205 Lakeview 226 101 MiodUi j %(jbku yf Standing, left to right: Mi. Evans, C. Washington, D. Woodley, B. Corwin, D. Frazier, B. Edwards, P. Wilkins, L. Richardson, J. Lessard, D. D. Marriot, D. Glombowski, C. Gonzales, Mr. Ploghoft. Seated: S. Attleberger, D. Lynch, R. Diller, K. McQuiller, M. Seppo, R. Hernandez, J. Diller, J. Boyd, R. Cornwell, G. Marriot, C. Radatz, J. Hall. 102 •1 3cukeilidl - St ' i tie SfoU Standing, left to right: S. Thompson, H. Watson, B. Nofs, R. Wydrzynski, D. Dusellier, C. Stanley, J. Nichols, D. Nichols. D. Eastwood, G. Hudy, M. Steward, K. Johnson, J. Hillicker. Kneeling: M. Williams, Coach Worden, C. Glombowski. ' koJ ' i ' Titdlhj ofi ike clU It’s the round ball season. Start with an inflated leather basket- ball. Also a net and a backboard. Take two speedy guards, one tall center, and two hot-shot forwards, now what you’ve got is a basketball team. They run up and down a court, taking balls from the opponent and scoring two points for a field goal. Should someone get a little pushy or pull an error, his victim gets a free shot at the basket. Who decides who gets a free shot? Two men dressed in black and white striped shirts called referees. Sometimes these men need an escort from the establishment where they are refing. 107 md mwi Kcef Up Seated, 1. to r.: B. Seely, S. DesJardin, L. Bates, R. Purdue, T. Martin, S. Radatz, M. Jones, C. Alexander. 2nd row: A. Willick, coach; J. Hux, C Stewart, T. Walker, G. Powell, S. Doan, G. Moeller, P. Geick, David Eppley, coach. 3rd row: C. Danver, manager; C. Jackson, L. McDaniels, S. Holdburg, D. Fox, A. Thomas, S. Jezierski, W. Cotton. Missing: B. West. Scotu Arrows Braves P.H. Opponent P.H. Opponent 43 Madison Lamp. 29 35 P.H. Arrows 61 61 P.H. Braves 35 54 Marysville 59 52 E.D. Grant 64 36 James Rogers 47 31 P.H.N. Blue 32 38 P.H.N. Gold 44 54 L’Anse Creuse 58 39 Mt. Clemens 64 61 Marysville 44 63 L’Anse Creuse 75 58 L’Anse Creuse 89 60 James Rogers 67 64 P.H. Braves 60 49 L’Anse Creuse 62 50 E.D. Kelly 79 44 Mt. Clemens 69 56 P.H.N. Gold 55 42 P.H.N. Blue 55 JiduM 0(1 Om ,U. L. to r.: Mr. Camm, H. Chatelon, T. Lynch, P. Shultz, J. Moncrief, D. Thomas, D. Berish, J. Kidd, G. Qtes, E. Kangas, J. Johnson, M. Gray, L Jones, B. Hazley. Scorn Opponent Birmingham 70 Warren Mott 69 Roseville 56 Marysville 72 P.H.N. 56 Stevenson 44 East Detroit 66 Mt. Clemens 63 Grosse Pointe 62 Marysville 87 Roseville 70 P.H.N. 69 Lapeer 69 Stevenson 73 East Detroit 48 Mt. Clemens 74 in Utu mlcM What would a school be without un- derclassmen? When the Class of ’72 graduates, it must take up the burden of keeping up the school image. Reach out for Underclass. 113 The officers of the ITcshnian Class of 1971-72 are, from the left: Leslie Joyce Monica Watson, Judy Young, Carol Sweeney. Patricia Adkins, Chuck Alexander, Larry Allen, Dave Allison, Lorenzo Almendarez, Karen Andrews, Val Anglebrandt. Dawn Anglin, Sue Ankrapp, Brian Arm- strong, Richard Armstrong, Lillian Arnold, Pam Arnold, Curtis Ashford. Lynn Assaf, Susan Atkinson, Stan Attle- berger, Tim Baird, Dennis Bales, Linda Bankston, Sheryl Bartley. Leslie Bates, Mary Bates, Molly Bauer, Norman Beaver, Betty Beeler, Jim Beeler, Judi Bellamak. Beth Bellman, Lorelei Bennert, Bernard Ben- nett, Kathy Bennett, Diane Bickle, Elmer Boehm, Carol Bowen. Angela Bowers, George Bowman, Joe Bow- man, Diana Boyd, Kathy Boyd, Lori Boyd, Maryann Bradley. Angel Bradshaw, Franklin Bradshaw, Randy Bradshaw, Kathy Branch, Tina Bristol, Sue Britz, Matt Brown. Pat Brown, Wanda Brown, Duane Brusch, Debbie Burgos, Mary Ann Burkhardt, Sue Burns, Carol Caldwell. Randy Cameron, Michael Campbell, Terri Campbell, Jan Carl. 115 tlm 0 1 75 This is Port Huron High School’s Freshmen Class. Their aspirations are many. The school will be their inheritance, and with it comes a great tradition. Most freshmen are classified as gig- gling and immature but take another look at these faces. Do they look like freshmen? Well maybe a little bit! Good luck freshmen, from your ad- ministration, and fellow upperclass- men, you’ll need it. Jack Carmody, Tom Carmody, Debbie Car- roll, David Carter, Donna Chivers, John Chivers, Allan Cairns. Mark Christy, Diana Clawson, Phil Clayton, Lucy Cline, Steve Closs, Bonnie Coats. Mike Cole. Mary Collier, Bob Conger, Hazel Conniff, Billy Conrad, Kelly Conroy, Jeanette Cook, Pat Cook. Ron Cook, Tim Cook, Cheryl Cooper, Don Cooper, Rex Corbin, Bill Corry, Bob Cor- win. Rosemary Cotton, Jeff Cowper, Mike Cow- per, Kathy Cowper, Ralph Cristick, Chris Cunningham, Jeanne Currie. Brenda Curtis, David Curtis, Richard Curtis, Frank Dalton, Joe Daniels, Charles Danver, Denny Davis. 116 Don Davis, Dan Dean, Carol Deem, Don De- long, Hernando Diaz, Celeste Diedzie, Cheryl Dingham. Linda Dinkins, Kris Dlugowlski, Scott Doan, Richard Doman, Barb Donovan, Bonnie Dove, Karen Dove. John Drago, Sherre Dubs, Brian Duenaz, Collette Duncan, Doug Dupree, Carolyn Dusellier, Jeanne Eagle. Eddie Edwards, Mary Egan, Nancy Eisen- hauer. Bob Emerick, Carol Farro, Shelly Fenner, Frank Ferris. Sue Findley, Debbie Fisher, Arleta Fleming, Faith Fleming, Steve Fleming, John Flora, Malcolm Floyd. Pamela Force, Sharon Fortune, Doug Fox, Laura Frank, Cathy Franklin, Debbie Frantz, Donald Frantz. Dwight Frazer, Linda Friedland, Cathy Galat, Alice Gahns, Hassan Garcia, Sally Garcia, Debbie Gardner. Paul Geick, Dennis Gendraw, Diana Gers- tenberger, Robin Gibbs, Bill Gilbert, Dave Gilmore, Karry Glenn. Tim Glenn, Dave Glombowski, Crispimi Gonzales, Jeff Goodman, Brenda Goulette, Betty Grabbitt. 117 Gary Grant, Lydia Grant, Russell Grant, Robert Grattan, Sally Griffin, Margo Grover, Terry Guziak. Nancy Gwisdala, Mike Hall, Pam Hamilton, Lorrie Hawkins, Lu Ann Hayman, Mark Hearn, Robert Helton. Joe Hernandez, Debbie Herrick, Dennis Hewitt, Terry Heyer, Frank Hill, Jim Hill, Ricky Hills. Cincy Hilliker, Terry Hirons, Steve Hold- burg, Marty Horning, Terri Horning, Hans Houston, John Hudie. Darlynne Hutchins, Becky Hutchinson, Fred Hutchinson, John Hutchinson, Jeff Hux, Jeanette Ignash, Curtis Jackson. Anna Jacobs, Juanita Jacobs, Ted Jahn, Arthur Jefferson, Stan Jezierski, Tam- my Johnson. St i Goltuj Vo C8e a SkoU Vom 118 It’s going to be a short four years. One day I am a freshman, a little scared of this school and the upper classmen. Then I jump full force into my sophomore year, then my junior year. Finally I’m in my senior year. Time flies, maybe I should have studeid my Algebra, World History, English, and Spanish a little harder. But, it’s too late. Study freshmen that’s the greatest advice an upperclassman can give. Because . . . IT’S GOING TO BE A SHORT FOUR YEARS Jmimtfi En tJuiucim Gluti J-tht! Michael Jones, Lesly Joyce, Debbie Jury, Cindy Keeler, James Kelly, Jeff Kennedy, Gail Kenner. John Kendrick, Christopher Kern, Brian Kibbie, Stephanie Kidd, Edward King, Laurie Kivel, Raymond Koan. Andy Koontz, Gregory Kramp, Marie Laf- ferty, Mark Lake, Lori Lambert, Ann Land- schoot, Charleen Langolf. Lori Lapp, Bonnie La Vere, Donna LaVere, Richard Lemanski, Mike Lessard, Dan Le- Tarte, Steve Letzgus. Kathy Liberty, Gregory Lincoln, Vicki Lincoln, Dennis Livingston, Don Livingston, Jeannine Lohr, Richard Lubbert. Sue Lucas, Gail Luddington, Sandi Ludlow, Dave Lynch, Mary Lynch, Michael MacKay, Marsha Malane. Diane Mamps, Helen Manning, Dale Marriot, Tom Martin, Kathy Marsh, Dawn .Marshall, Nancy Marshall. Don Matevia, Cindy McAuley, Orval Mc- Auley, Marge McCombs, Brenda McConnell. 119 I The Freshmen may be looked down upon, but actually the freshmen class is the second most important class in the school. (Seniors always come first). Freshmen are new, fresh, and ready for hard work to give the school additional spirit and vitality. They come to high school with new ideas, new insights, and a fresh view- point of the world. Over all, the Freshmen are an asset to Port Huron High School no matter how the upper- classmen may think of them. 120 Sckool Gloria McCormick, Lyda McCurley, Larry McDaniel, Dave Mclnnis, Leonard Meadows. Mary Mellendorf, Cindy Miller, Melinda Mil- ler, Vicki Miller, Brian Mitchell. Larry Mitchell, Elaine Miejnek, Kathy Moak, Terri Moak, Jerry Moeller. Eugene Moore, Dave Morden, Lisa Morgan, Aaron Moss, Victor Myers. Mark Muir, Steve Murfin, Patricia Murphy, Dennis Nalepa, Kim Neal. Dorothy Neaton, Jeff Neilson, Cheryl Nelson, Betty Newton, Carol Newton. Barb Nichols, Gladys Nichols, Martha Noet- zel, Bernard Nugent, Susan Nutt. Julie O’Brien, Rick Oliver, Delores Olson, Susan O’Reilly, Jay Owens. 121 Terry Pack, Helen Parker, Jeff Parker, Diana Patrick, Roger Perdue, Jeff Pet hers, Sue Pet- tengiU. Barb Phare, Deboralf Pohlman, Gordon Powell, Jim Powell, Roberta Preiss, Debra Preston, Cheryl Pryor. Mari Jane Quainne, David Quinn, Steve Radatz, Jolanda Ramirez, Kathy Ranson, Laura Reckker, George Redfield. Dan Rehburg, Ray Reiter, Debbie Rich, David Richardson, Cathy Riehl, Dave Rix, Deb Roberts. Joe Robinson, Allen Rodgers, Gloria Rodgers, Edward Rogan, Mary Rogan, Rhon- da Rogan, Belinda Ruiz. Robert Rusch, Darlene Rylander, Rod Sadi- lek, Steve Sanchez, Nancy Sasu, Pat Saunders. The Class of ’75 has begun to travel the long road toward success, with their final goal being graduation. As they begin to take part in extracurricu- lar activities, they find how different it is to be treated as an adult and they find what the responsibilities are. 122 Sybil Sawdon, Mark Scheland, Debbie Schmidt, Sue Schott, Brian Seely, JoEllen Seely, Dean Selby. Barbara Selden, Tom Seppo, Zephra Shazier, Lee Shimmel, Tom Shonka, Frances Shovan, Mary Shubert. Allen Shultz, Mark Shultz, Debbie Skor- nicka, Charles Smith, Diane Smith, Helen Smith, Jackie Smith. Mary Lynn Smith, Sally Smith, Steve Smith, Kay Snyder, Rose Sopha, Richard Sosa, Joan Spooner. Dan Squires, Dan Soulliere, Pamela Standen, Denise Stanley, Yvonne Stapleton, Gary Steinhaus, Paula Stevenson. Patti Stock well, Ron Strilcoo, John Strobbe, Nancy Struthers, Calvin Stuart, Debbie Studer, Frank Suarez. Sandra Sullivan, Richard Surline, Ronald Surline, Becky Sutphen, Darla Swainson, Carol Sweeney, Mike Swinson. Dan Swoffer, Doug Swoffer, Mary Jane Taft, Joan Teltow, Leroy Temple, Cathy Tetreau, Debbie Tetreau. I Daniel Thayer, Carol Thielman, Alanzo ! Thomas, Robin Tinnermon, Denise Tipa, ' John Todd. 123 Freshmen candidates for the 1971 Big Red Homecoming court are, stan- ding from left to right: Patty Saund- ers, Charlene Langolf, Cathy Gallat, Kim Neal and Paula Stevenson. Seated, left to right: Diana Patrick, Lydia Grant, Karen Winfield, and Lori Lapp. These candidates are truly fine examples of the up-and- coming Freshmen class. We wish them all the best of luck. Richard Tomie, Martin Tonkavich, Yvonne Trice, Cheryl Turck, Ken Urban, Brenda Valentine, Mark VanDusen. Bill Vaughn, Saundra Wade, Ben Wagner, Terry Walker, George Warsalla, Russell War- sinski, Laurie Washburn. Clifford Washington, Monica Watson, Sheila Webb, Deborah Welsh, Cyndi Wermer, Bill West, J. A. West. Kathy Weston, Greg White, Chuck Wilkins, Patricia Willey, Karen Winfield, Kendall Wright, Sharrie Wright. Derick Woodley, Judy Yeager, Judy Young, Bill Zimmer, Vicky Zuenike, Mark Zweng. 124 Craig Albert, Linda Allison, Terry An- derson, Sue Appel, Amos Armitage. Cheryl Armstrong, Gregory Armstrong. Norma Armstrong, Veronica Armstrong, Bill Atkinson, Frank Bailey, Constance Baker, Sue Bartley, Debbie Barton. Velma Bates, Virginia Battle Patti Beach. Gifford Bell, Bill Bellamak, Karen Bellman, Debbie Belyea. Carol Bennett, Pete Bennett, Dan Berish, Deborah Berish, Cindy Blake, Mitchell Bolt, Henrietta Bowers. Casey Bradley, Brian Bradshaw, George Branton, Mike Byington, Napoleon Brooks, Craig Bryce, Luana Bryer. Donna Buettner, Thomas Cameron, Judy Campbell, Ron Carl, David Carmichael, Mary Jo Carmody, Gregory Cates. Cathy Ceglaiek, Barb Chancey, Christine Charlton, Henry Charlton, Jim Charron, Carl Gaugherty, Joanne Cleaver. Pam Coats, Baron Cogley, Jim Coleman, John Collins, Phil Compson, Martha Couch, Roberta Couch. Robin Cowper, Tim Crimmins, Alfreda Cul- pepper, Debbie Curtis, Marcia Davis, Sandy Dease, Mary DeJohn. 127 SofkotiU) tUU(i The one thing you can say about Sophomores is that they are no longer lowly Freshmen, and they are not old enough to compete with the mighty Seniors. And if you don’t believe it, ask any Senior. If they don’t tell you, ask another. Char DeRush, Tim Dillon, Glenn Dingman, Sue Doan, Walter Dobring, Bob Dobson, Bruce Dodson. Ken Dulaney, Tom Duccan, Helen Duman, Pat Eagen, Jeff Easton, Marge Elliot, Larry Ellsworth. Shelly Fenner, Brad Ferns, Elaina Fielder, Cheryl Flynn, Diane Frazier, Cathy Freiger, Andrea Fortone. Vicki Fortune, Cathy Foss, Brian Friedland, Tom Gaffney, Zerdine Gammage, Cindy Gahns, Susan Geick. Mary Lynn Genaw, Theresa Gerow, George Gkikas, Debbie Glenn, James Gonder, Steph- anie Gonder, Cindy Gonzales. Manuel Gonzales, Tom Goodrich, Mary Grabowski, Donna Grattan, Michael Gray, Mark Gregg, Bryan Griffin. 128 Velma Groh, Kay Haacke, Cheryl Hallay, Gary Hallay, Nancy Hand, Mark Harrison, Marie Hart. Debby Hawley, Byron Hazely, Jeff Hebner, Pam Hedt, Candy Herring, Oscar Hernandez, Linda Hen. Tim Hills, Joe Hinojosa, Vickie Hoffman, Louann Horan, Kevin Howard, Dave Howe, Pat Hunt. Ed Hutton, Pat Hyde, Kim Irwin, A1 Jahn, Chris Jehl, Candace Johnson, Craig Johnson. Leo Jones, Chuck Jowett, Teena Jurk, Jerry Jury, Joanne Justice, Ed Kangas, Kim Kar- vonen. Cheryl Keeler, Pat Kenner, Dave Key worth, Mike Keyworth, Linda Kivel, Kitty Koeber, Arnie Koontz. Jane Kotsko, Kathy Lafferty, Jan Lambert, Diane Lemanski, Sue LeTerte, Paulette Lewandowski, Lela Lohr. John Loshaw, Woody Loshaw, Louanne Louks, Sheila Lovik, Rick Loxton, Denise Lubahn, Gary Lubhert. Linda Lukasek, Joe Lynch, Tim Lynch, Mike Lyons, Ron MacDonald, Tom Man- deville, Theresa Manning. 129 Annette Marigold, Mike Marsh, Debbie Mar- tindale, Tom Matevia, Bethany Maxwell, Peter Maxwell, Denise McAuley. Sandy McDonald, Rex McKinstry, Dan Mc- Laughlin, Ann McNeil, Jack McPhail, Roger Mellendorf, Mark Micallef. Greg Mickens, Becky Millard, Mike Millard, Jessie Miller, Susan Miller, Dave Mills, De- nise Mitchell. Cherry Moak, John Moncrief, Laurel Muir, Karen Murphy, Chris Neilson, Don Nichols, Tom Nicholson. Debbie Nickson, Roxanne Noetzel, Pat North, Diane Nunez, Bill Oliver, Bob Oliver, Julie Oppertshauser. Greg Owens, Robert Paeth, Steve Paeth, Steve Paeth, Wayne Patrick, Rhonda Peck, Chuck Peeling, Debbie Pendrock. Sofkomm hoi ' Juijm What can you say about sophomores? They are still holding on to that high spirit they had as freshmen. They work to make their school the best. They help out the freshmen be- cause they so well remember what it’s like to be in that position. They are growing into mature, young adults, pre- paring themselves for the future ahead. They are going through a time in their lives when they are very impression- able and open-minded enough to understand what the learning process is all about. 130 SofkofMUi Jiook to (Mu . Carlos Perez, Ron Pethers, Miriam Petten- gill, Barbara Pollock, Jarold Purdie, Danny Radatz, Judy Radatz. Ron Radatz, Julie Rautheaux, Cindy Reb- onack, Leo Reckker, Joe Redfield, Leberta Reed, Sue Rehberg. Eugene Renaker, Joan Richardson, Jerry Richert, Rande Robbins, Dave Roberts, Roberta Robison, Brian Roskey. Charles Ross, Stanley Rosswurm, Mike Rumptz, Judy Rushton, Robert Sackrider, Tom Sadilek, Annette Sampeer. Kim Saunders, Mary Saunders, Jennie Sasu, Kim Sassanella, Ruth Schmidt, Phyllis Scho- field, Paul Shultz. Kurt Shuman, Laurie Schwabb, David Scott, Connie Sears, Linda Selby, Dan Senyk, Gary Shamaly. Qiff Sherlock, Collette Shermer, Mary Sherman, Michelle Simpson, Rick Slumpff, Barb Smith, Bob Smith. Debbie Smith, Jim Smith, Martha Smith, Patti Smith, Paul Smith, Cindy Sobcyzak, Martin Sopha. 131 Carla Spear, John Spencer, Cathy Spicer, Kim Stanley, Grant Stapleton, Gayle Stein, Patti Steward. Phil Stocker, Diane Stoner, Brian Stover, Sue Straffon, Jon Strauchman. Kelly Sulli- van, Bob Sutphen. Becky Sweet, Doug Tanton, Tommy Taylor, John Telfer, Dennis Thomas, Mary Thomas, Walter Thomas. Barry Thompson, Russell Tinnermon, John Tinsley, Janes Todd, Denise Tooley, Robin Tremp, Gwen Trice. Karen Trombley, Mary Troy, Gilbert Tucker, Bren Turck, Rick Turck, Mike Turner, Jeanne Tuthill. Keith Urban, Dennis VanDusen, Marilynn VanNorman, Pat Verriden, William Versaw, Guadalupe Vincensio, Sandra Wade. John Wagner, Norman Wallace, Sheila Warner, Laura Watson, Linda Watson, Randy Welch, Terri Western. Roxanne Wilkins, Sue Williams, Felicia Wil- liams, Leola Williams, Cheryl Winfield, Bryan Wolfe, Pat Wolfe. Suzette Woodyard, Debbie Young, Karen Young, John Zielke, David Zimmer, Linda Zmolik. 132 Sofkofnoui ut Vkue Sophomores are always there . . . especially when you need someone to lend a helping hand. They are a living example of the Reach Out theme. We hope they do just as well when they are Juniors. If they do, the school will have the same spirit of warmth that has pervaded the atmosphere of our Big Red students so far. Long live our Big Red Sophomores! 133 The Class of ’74 has taken the second step towards the top of the ladder and they are about to take the third. The end is not far, Sophomores. Take advantage of the time you have now to make changes and improvements you want and need. Don’t wait till it’s too late. Good Luck! SaotU Stefi Uf AfU %cw . . . kUd Stef Gerald Adams, JoAnn Adkins, Chris Albert, Dave Alexander, Brad Amey, Sharron An- derson, Jean Andrews. Karin Andrews, Dwight Angiebrandt, Dave Appel, Charles Armstrong, Connie Arnold, Kittie Arnold, Liandra Arnold. Riley Ashford, George Ayotte, Greg Bart- ley, Linda Basnaw, Pauline Baxter, Robin Beach, Shelly Beane. Brian Beauchamp, Greg Beauchman, Daveen Beaudry, Judy Beeler, LuAnn Beeler, Linda Bell, Kathy Belyea. Sheryl Bennert, Bruce Bergman, Mike Biga, Mike Blackmen, Jed Blount, Mike Bowland, Bill Bradley. Linda Brandi, Tom Brough, Jerilyn Brown, Lynn Brown, Perry Brown, Rick Bryer, Jayne, Buckingham. Janine Burkett, Janet Buettner, Suzanne Burns, Mike Cain, Craig Campbell, Mark Caplinger, Cindy Carfore. Bruce Carmody, Carolyn Carmody, Sue Car- son, Pam Caryl, Cathy Charron, Diane Chis- holm, .Marilyn Gark. Sue Gass, Ed Cleaver, Roxanna Coats, Mark Collins, Sue Conniff, Debbie Conrad, Kim Conroy. 139 Semu--tUu oh ‘73 The future Senior class (Class of 73) is about to step up to the role of leader- ship. To do this, they must be ready. Are they ready? Do they have what it takes to give the school the leadership it needs? Will they have the officers that will give them the strength and backing necessary? Only time will tell; We will never know until they start making mistakes. Robert Cook, Lynda Cooper, Cheryl Corn- well, Cynthia Corry, Roberta Corwin. Dinah Cowan, Bill Cox. Walt Cumenlato, Rick Currie, Dan Curtis, Greg Curtis, Mary Ann Curtis, Bob Daniels, Debbie Danver. Cris Davis, Ken Dean, Evelyn DeJohn, Karen DeLand, Mike DeLong, Mark Dennis, Katie Deveny. Jeff Dickinson, Jody Diller, Theresa Dillon, Allen Dimon, Karen Dingman, Ella Doby, Dave Dodd. Dorothy Dove, Tim Dowd, Betty Dunn, Mark Durette, Dave Dusellier, Barbara Dut- ton, Larry Eberts. Angie Edwards, Bruce Edwards, Mary Eisenahur, Gary Ekeland, Melody Emerick, Debbie Emerson, Nancy Evingrad. 140 Sandy Evans, Kathy Perrier, Harry Fleming, Linda Fleury, Larry Frank, Barbara Frantz, Rick French. Diane Friedland, Becky Gahns, Joe Gahns, Jeff Gahns, Anthony Garcia, Theresa Gar- cia, Hal Gerhold. Lynette Gerhold, Sue Gibson, Randy Gil- bert, Russ Ginter, Sharron Glenn, Debbie Glombowski, Dawn Glosser. Gerald Goodman, Richard Gorski, Sue Gos- ger, Steve Grattan, Dawn Grondin, Jim Gross, Linda Gruel. Dana Gutzman, Debbie Guzaik, Gail Hack- ett, Stephen Hale, Chris Haligowski, Evely Hall, Don Hamilton. Linda Hand, Steve Hanel, Bill Harder, Jesse Harris, John Hawkins, Dan Hawley, Cynthia Hayes. Douglas Hearn, Rick Hernandez, Velia Her- nandez, Mary Hen, Fred Hill, Steve Hill, Jerry Hilliker. Tim Hoffman, Doug Hofmann, John Hold- berg, Debbie Horan, Jan Horbes, Judy Hom- ing, Kim Horton. Joelle Houell, Valerie Howard, Jerry Hudie, Les Huffman, Clara Hunter, Dan Hutchin- son, Pat Ignash. 141 Jo Ellen Jahn, Willie Jefferson, Vickie Jef- frey, Jim Jenkins, Ann Jezierski, Glenn Johnson, Kenny Johnson. Tom Johnson, Kathy Johnston, Steve John- ston, Pat Kangas, Colleen Kelley, Tom Kil- bourn, Gary Kivel. Karen Kinney, Kathleen Knowles, Debbie Kotter, Barb Koyle, Bethany Kramp, Doran Laming, John Lander. Doug Landschoot, Tom Landschoot, Eddie Langolf, Stan Lessard, Ken Letzgus, Mark Limburg, Rose Lopiccoto. Doug Logan, Kathy Lynch, Deb McAlpine, Linda MacClemmons, Patrick Maitland, Eric Malooley, Jovel Manning. Gordon Marriot, Marty Martell, Vickie Mass- man, Don Marsh, Dennis Maruey, Lisa Max- well, Cheryl McAuley. Ou, ... Mtu Juniors! At last! They’ve made it! Only one more year, and they’ll be on their own. Sounds wonderful, doesn’t it? Sure does. But what do they think about it? “I’m kind of glad, but then I’m going to miss the old place,’’ says one junior. “I can’t wait! I’m going to try to get out at the semester next year.’’ There is always somebody who wants out. But even though some of them feel that way, most juniors will be loyal to the Big Reds for a long time to come. 142 tiM oh ms Kathie McCormick, Paula McFarland, Jim McGuigan, Bob McKelvy, Steve McKenny. Dan McKenzie, Phil McLain, Randy Mc- Laughlin, Candi McPharlin, Lois McPherson, Rick Mercurio, Greg Meyers James Millard, Liz Miller, Melanie Miller, Philip Miller, Tom Mills, Craig Mitchell, Mark Mitchell 4 Caroline Miejnek, Brian Moeller, Tim Moen, Jesse Mohni, Paul Morris, John Mortinger, Sunnie Muir Melody Munro, Eric Nelson, David Nichols, John Nichols, Cecilia Nickson, Bill Nofs, Ted Nurenburg Doug O’Brien, John O’Brien, Bob O’Dell, Sheila Oke, Bryan Oliver. Judy O’Mara, Trish Ordowski Paul Owens, Robin Parker, Diane Perlick, Cathy Pettengill, Mark Phillips, Gary Pres- ton, Barb Prcvost Becky Prevost, Chuck Radatz, Ron Reed, Ken Reeves, Cynthia Reid, Larry Reiter, Kathy Reynolds. 143 The Juniors have now successfully com- pleted three long, hard, dreary years of high school and are about to embark upon the fourth long year. Actually, the senior year is the most stimulating year of all. Of course, in order to get much out of their senior year, they must put what they can into it. Here’s hoping for a successful year next year. Juniors. 144 miou %uxk T uAituj Michael Rich, Lorely Richardson, Dee Riske, James Roberts, John Roberts, Dona Robinson, Ed Robinson. Frank Robinson, Frank Rogers, John Ros- tine, Pete Ruiz, Georgia Rusch, Lorna Rusch, Judy Russell. Randy Rutkowski, Bev Sage, Silverio San- chez, Diana Sanford, John Sass, Clinton Saunders, Dan Sawdon. Peggy Schef, Rick Sheland, Alan Schneider, Richard Schrader, Laura Schultz, Eric Sch- wabb, Calvin Searles. Cheryl Seals, Bruce Seamont, John Seaton, Janet Seeley, Mark Seibert, Patti Senyk, Mark Seppo. Robert Shannon, Sandie Sheer, Steve Skor- nicka, Steven Slade, Darlene Smith, Grant Smith, Larry Sokolowski. Mike Sopha, Chris Sosa, Leo Soulliere, An- thony Stephens, Fred Stephens, Denise Stocker, Bruce Stover. Steve Strobbe, Frank Stroh, Cathy Stru- thers. Chuck Suisse, Jan Surline, Janet Swe- eney, Diane Sweet. 145 Clou Sfuki Sdoot SfUU Pam Swegles, Jeff Tanton, Arlene TerBush, Chuck Tetreau, Diane Tetreau, Debbie Thomas. Jeff Thomas, John Thomas, Randy Thomas, Mike Thron- ton. Barb Tokarski, Connie Tonkavich. Don Tranmski, Jim Trice, Tim Turck, Janice Turner, Den- ny VanConant, Lori VanHulst. Delores Vernocke, William Verriden, Paul Vertigan, Kim Vollmar, Ida Wallisch, Jack Visger. Edward Ware, Peggy Warsinski, Steve Warsinski. Mike Wasso m, Lynette Watson, Wayne Watson. Debbie Weston, Donald Wiley, Phil Wilkins, Leslie Wil- liams, Steve Williams, Ken Wilson. Mark Wingate, Anna Winkel, Mike Wolford, Jerry Wright, Rob Wydrzynski, Greg Young. 146 J 4 f I V The Junior class has excelled. There is no doubt about it. As Seniors they will be one of the greatest classes Port Huron High School has ever seen. They have the enthusiasm that will carry them far. Their overwhelming spirit is displayed in everything they attempt. Smlou The Port Huron High School Class of 1972 leaves in June. Throughout their four years they have reached out in everything. Sue Saunders reach- es out to promote spirit among fel- low seniors. Reach out for success. Smol tka 0 1 72 The Senior class of 1972 looks back on their years, sometimes fondly, some- times reluctantly, but with the knowl- edge that they will miss old friends and favorite teachers. Led by their officers, they set a ster- ling example of organization and unity to their underclassmen. Port Huron High School will not soon forget the Class of 1972! 152 Diane Arnold Steve Arnold Will Art man Jeff Ayotte Kathy Ayotte Dale Baker Karen Baker Greg Baldock Harry Baldwin Judy Baldwin 153 James Basnaw Ron Boshaw Deli Bates Barb Bayes Mark Beauchemin Richard Bills Sam Blake Karen Blount Kenton Bolt QUESTIONNAIRE (quest, on pg. 157) The yearbook staff recently staged a questionnaire. Here are some responses: Mr. Smith-“If I caught any of my students doing it, I would expel them immediate- ly!” Mr. Wydrzynski-“I don’t think it’s proper behavior at all, but 1 do indulge sometimes.” Mr. Uf- ford— “Great! Lets out all your ten- sions!” Mr. Jechura-‘it’s fun!” Vickie Boshaw Jerry Boyd Jerrianne Bradshaw Carl Beauchamp Deb Biederwolf Jerome Billins Brenda Brewster Nancy Bright Mike Bristol Joe Brooks Mike Brown Pamela Brusch Cindy Bryce Dan Buckingham Physics class S-W-I-N-G-S, as Rick Simpson and Mr. Ask could tell you! Irma Castillo Paul Castillo Porficia Castillo David Ceglarek 155 Richard Cookson I wish they d hurry up. I want to get back Georgi Colley Mary Cook to class! Ray Cornwell Chuck Corry Karla Corry 156 Ron Cutchcr Barb Curtis Rick Curtis Byron Dabney Jeff Daniels Linda Daniels Rick Davidson QUESTIONNAIRE The Question to which some of our faculty responded so generously to on page 1 54 was: “What do you think of snowball battles?” To Mr. Wydrzynski, Mr. Smith, Mr. Ufford, and Mr. Jechura, we say “Thank you” and, “HA HA!” Dona Decker Bob Dickinson Bob Dingman Sue Dawson Toni Dazer Connie Deising Sharon DeLuca Linda Dean Sandy DesJardin Tom Dimon Audrey Dinkel Chuck Dionne Brian Doan Jean Donovan Debbie Dortman Gwenn Dove John Dowd Pat Drago 157 Jane Eisenhauer Carrie Elliott Mike Elliott Wendy Elliott Ron Enright Paul Evanchuck Randy Evans What?! A handshake instead of a kiss?! Dave Freidland Jeff Freidland Richard Frizzle Dawn Galat Kathy Gaffney Andy Garbutt Debbie Garcia Just between you and me. What LAXATIVE do I use? my girdle is killing me! Vicki Gerhold Andrew Gerrits John Gholz Sandy Gilbert Terri Gilbert Carrie Glenn Helen Gkikas Charles Glombowski Michael Glyshaw Bonnie Gonzales Charles Goodman Once a Warrior, Always a WARRIOR! Sue Hall John Harrington Jane Harris Barbara Harrison Lucille Goudie Gerald Grant Dona Graves Julie Green John Grenfell Patricia Green Patrick Gutierrez Barbara Hale A Brian Hale JoAnn Hale 160 Susan Harrison Mary Haskins Don Hawk Charlie Heaslip Douglas Heath Leo Hein Ted Hoffman Connie Holdburg Cathy Horn Michael Houle 161 Dennis Jackson Jacqueline Jacolik Rosemary James Lorraine Jeffrey Kathy Jones Roger Jones Margo Jones Bethany Jonseck And the note said, “Long haired freaky people, need not apply . , Craig Joyce Sherman Kennedy Debra Kidd Harold King Bob Kinlin Steve Kinlin Gary Klemmer Rebecca Klawon Connie Koryba Kevin Kramer 163 Ruth Kristick Karen Lentz Arthur Lessard Michael Letarte Richard Letarte Charles Langolf Linda Laming Carol Landschoot Herbert Leverton Bob MacClemmons Scott Magneson Debby Malane Jim Matevia 165 Smou ' utU oh SuAJf ' um 166 Scott Mclnnis You Wouldn’t! (We Did) Ann McIntyre Chris McNeil Don Medellin Bob Meeks E onna Mellendorf Sue Mertz Rufus Middlebrook 167 1 % GuAmUi iJiM Sally Miller Dennis Mintz Karen Mollan Sandra Monzo Dan Murfin Larry Morrison Tim Mrozowski See no evil, hear no evil; well two out of three isn’t bad! Stfuou 2io tU Don’t let it go to your head! George talks with Santa Qaus (alias Rennie Ankrapp) and tells Santa his deepest wishes for dlhristmas. liJe ' Ijmn Om uki to the 7(Ut. Dave Murfin Carol Nakoney Cindy Nalepa William Newberry Debbie Nicefield Diane Oliver The homecoming queens relax while having their photograph taken. 172 Denise Patrick Richard Pelton Dorthory Perez Pam Petty Ron Phipps Darryl Pinnix Brenda Plant Judi Pollock Sandy Porrett Minnie Porter Mary Radatz Priscilla Rands Om Sijti to ikt Tom Reed Kathleen Reid John Relken 173 Smiou JLeadeu 174 From left to right: Dennis Lubann, President of the Chess Qub; Jeff Maxwell, President of Senior Class; Scott Mclnnis, President of Student Government; John Wakeen, President of National Honor Society; and Charles Qever, OfFicial School Photographer. Not Pictured are: Vera Felk, President of G.A.A.; Sandy Gilbert, Presi- dent of Campus Life; Kim Matthews, Captain football team; Sue Dawson, capUin Cheerleaders; Donnilee Bush, Captain Thunderbirds; Jerry Boyd, captain Wrestling Team. Vof 0 tie Cku Ann Mclntire was named Salutatorian of the class of 1972. 3.5 average and above-from left to right; M. Zachaiiah, S. Ryan, V. Stoner, B. Wismer, W. Warsinski, D. Lubahn, M. Wright, S. Tipa, R. Ankrapp, M. Matthews, J. Wakeen, A. McIntyre. 176 Suzanne Robertson Suzanne Ruiz Charles Russell William Rylander Debbie Robinson Dennis Robinson Darwin Russell Richard Russell Pamela Rock Donald Rogan Sharon Rosswurm Cora Rowbotham Sally Slumpff William Smith Scott Smith Vickie Smith Catherine Solliday Sanford Sopha Deborah Sosa Laurence SouUiere Rebecca Spooner Vicki Stoner William Studer Joseph Suarez Darla Suchin Clarence Suggs Richard Sullivan Sandra Summers Bonnie Swaffield Sandra Swainson Patrick Sweeney Cynthia Telfer Timothy Teltow Debbie Thieke Gregory Thomas Ted Tolcher Randy Tomlinson Patricia Tremp Cal Trombly Debbie Trombley Becky Tucker Anna Valdez Gene Varty Thomas Tissue Ron Vickery Madeline Wadas John Wakeen Lynn Walsh 178 Beth Wismer A Final Farewell The graduating class of 1972 wishes to all a final farewell. To those who have supervised us, we say “thank you.” To those who have guided us, we want you to know our gratitude. To those who have taught us we say a very special “thank you.” We will never forget your wisdom. As we look back on our high school years, we realize, even though we will be glad to graduate and begin new lives, that we will miss old friends; friends who have helped us, who have been our companions. We are leaving them to make new ones, but their memory will always last. As the leaders of the school, we pass our torch of leadership onto the up-and-coming leaders of tomorrow, the class of 1973. Theirs is an awesome responsibility for they must live up to the outstanding char- acter and vibrant spirit of the now-graduating class of 1972. Ours now becomes a world of tomorrows, of new responsibilities, of new objectives. The world will be ours to govern, and ours to discover, but we first must discover ourselves. Then, and only then, can we give to others that of ourselves which was meant to be given. Now, as we say goodbye to all we have found dear (and maybe not so dear), we would like to say that our experiences at Port Huron High School have been enriching and amusing. Farewell, Big Reds,- Farewell. Eugene Wojcik Debbie Wolff Neil Woolford Gaylord Woolman Gary Wright Mary Helen Wright Robert Young Mary Zachariah Pam Zeros John Zimmer Mark Zimmer 179 Om tonunmijljjf This is our community. Port Huron, Michigan. It supports THE STUDENT, and Our Big Red Marching Machine. Dawn Donuts, George Lang, Andy Falk, Cosgrove Oil Co., The PTA’S of Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Garfield Schools, Washington’s Band , and also Northern’s Band. REACH OUT THROUGH THE COMMUNITY. Freshmen Adkins. Patricia 115 Alexander, Charles 115,110 Allen. Frank Allen. John Allen, Larry 115 Allison. David 115 Almendarez. Lorenzo 115 Andrews, Karen 115 Anglebrandt, Val 115 Anglin, Dawn 115 Ankrapp, Susan 115 Armstrong. Brian 115 Armstrong, Richard 115 Arnold. Lillian 115 Arnold, Pamela 115,70 Ashford. Curtis 115 Assaf. Lynn 115 Atkinson, Susan 115 Attleberger. Stan 115.102 Baird, Tim 115 Bales, Dennis 115 Bankston. Linda 115 Barney, Sheryl 115 Barton, Douglas Basnaw, Phillip Bates. Leslie 115,97.110 Bates. Mary 115 Bauer. Amelia 115 Beaver. Norman 115 Beeler. Betty 115 Beeler. James 115 Bellamak, Judi 115 Bellman. Beth 115 Bennert Lorelei 115 Bennett. Bernard 115 Bennett. Kathleen 115 Bickle. Diane 115 Boehm. Elmer 115 Bowen. Carol 115 Bowers. Angela 115 Bowman, George 115 Bowman, Joseph 115,97 Boyd. Diana 115 Boyd. Kathryn 115 Boyd. Lori 115 Bradley, Maryann 115 Bradshaw, Angel 115 Bradshaw, Franklin 115 Bradshaw. Randy 115 Branch, Kathleen 115 Breidenich, Steven Bristol. Tina 115 Britz, Susan 115 Brown, Matthew 115,97 Brown, Patricia 115 Brown. Wanda 115 Brusch, Duane 115 Burgos, Debbie 115 BurkhardL Maryann 115 Burns. Susan 115 Cain. Kathy Cairns. Allan Cates, Gregory Caldwell. Carol 115 Cameron, Randy 115 Campbell. Michael 115 Cardinal. Terri 115 Carl, Janette 115 Carmody, John 116 Carmody, Thomas 116 Carrol. Debra 116 Carter. David 116 Chivers. Donna 116 Chivers. John 116 Christy. Mark 98,116 Clawson, Diana 116 Clayton. Phil 116 Cline. Lucille 116 Closs, Steven 116 Coats. Bonnie 116 Cole, Michael 116.97 Collier. Mary 116 Conger. Robert 116 Conniff. Hazel 116 Conrad. William 116 Conroy. Kelly 116 Cook, Jeanette 116 Cook. Patricia 116 Cook, Ron 116 Cook. Timothy 116 Cooper, Cheryl 116 Cooper. Donald 98,99 Corbin. Rex 116 Corry. Daniel Corry. William 116 Corwin. Robert 116.102.97 Cotton, Rosemary 116 Cotton, Willie Cowper, Jeffrey 116 Cowper. Michael 116.87,97 Cox. Kathlee 116 Cristick. Ralph 116 Cunningham, Chris 116 Currie, Jeanne 116 Curtis. Brenda 116 Curtis. David 116 Curtis. Richard 116 Dalton. Frank 116 Daniels, Joseph 116 Denver, Charles 116,110 Davis. Dennis 116 Davis, Donald 117 Davis, Pamela Dean. Danny 117 Deem. Carol 117 Delong. Donald 117 DesJardin, Scott 110 Diaz, Armanda Diedzic. Celeste 117 Dingman. Cheryl 117 Dinkins. Linda 117 DIugowolski, Kristina 117 Doan, Brenda Doan. Scott 117,110 Dobson, Myron Doman, Richard 117 Donovan. Barbara 117 Dove. Bonnie 117 Dove. Karen 117 Drago, John 117 Dubs. Sheree 117 Duenaz. Brian 117 Duncan. Collette 117 Dupree. Douglas 117 Duselller. Carolyn 117 Eagle. Jeanne 117 Eagle. Larry Edwards, Eddie 117 Egan, Mary 117 INDEPENDENT FLOOR COVERING INC. Easy Terms— Immediate installation— Complete Line of Linoleum Tile— Residential— Commercial Call 984-4196 3855 Pine Grove At Northgate For the best in all your building needs PEAKOCK LUMBER COMPANY Phone 982-0136 2015 Holland Ave. Port Huron, Michigan 48060 182 You ' ll have trouble with peeping Tom’s if you buy your furniture at VINING THOMPSON because it ' s all so beautiful. Located at: 101 1 Military. Picture your home with BLAKE AND SONS GLASS. It’s clearly the in thing to do. Located at 835 24th Street or call 985-7187. For your lumber needs, why not try TUNNEL LUMBER COMPANY, 2325 10th Street! They have everything you need for your home. WIRTZ MANUFACTURING wishes to con- gratulate the Port Huron High School graduating class of 1972. Saffee’s Is The Place To celebrate with the gang after a Big Red victory, or any time . . . Enjoy the delicious food and congenial atmosphere . ' 4 ; I Located at 519 Huron Avenue Downtown Port Huron For your future home, try Biernot’s Carpets and Rugs. That’s where quality counts. It’s located at 2404 Tenth Street. We have a clean reputation to give the best bargain. Clean up at West Side. Located at: 1722 Lapeer Avenue FUN FOR EVERYONE B0WL 0 DR0ME 522 Quay Street Bowl in air conditioned comfort. Bring your friends for the time of your life. Eisenhauer, Nancy 117 Emerick, Robert 117 Farro, Carol 117 Fenner, Michelle 117 Ferres, Frank 117 Findley, Susan 117 Fisher, Debbie 117 Fleckenstein. Terry Fleming. Arietta 117 Fleming. Faith 117 Flemming. Steven 117 Flora, John 117 Floyd, Malcolm 117,97 Force, Pamela 117 Fortune. Sharon 117 Fox, Douglas 117,110 Frank, Laura 117 Franklin. Cathy 117 Frantz. Deborah 117 Frantz. Donald 117 Frazer, Dwight 117,102.97 Friedland. Linda 117 Qalat Cathy 124.117.68 Qanhs. Alice 117 Garcia. Hassan 117 Garcia. Sally 117 Gardner, Debbie 117 Geick. Paul 117.97,110 Gendraw. Dennis 117.97 Gerstenberger, Diana 117 Gibbs. Bobbin 117 Gilbert William 117 Gilmore. David 117 Glenn. Karry 117 Glenn, Timothy 117 Glombowski. David 117,102, 97 Goodman. Jeffrey 117 Gonzales. Crispin! 117,102, 97 Goulette. Brenda 117 Grabbitt Betty 117 Grant Gary 118 Grant Lydia 124.118 Grant Russell 118 Gratten, Robert 118 Griffin. SaHy 118 Gruver, Margo 118 Gurnsey, Mark Guziak. Terry 118 Gwisoala. Nancy 118 Hall. Mike 118 Hamillon. Pam 118 Hawkins, Lorrie 118 Hayman. Lu Ann 118 Hearn. Mark 118 Hedrick, Brenda Helot Robert 118 Hernandez. Joe 118 Herrick, Debbie 118 Hewitt. Dennis 118 Heyer, Terry 118 Hilt Frank 118 HiH. Jim 118 Hills. Ricky 118 HilMcker, Qndy 118 Hirons, Terry 118 Holdburg. Steve 118,110 Homing, Marty 118 Horning. Terri Houston, Hans 118 Hunt Gerald 118 Hunter, Paul Hutchins. Darlynne 118 Hutchinson. Becky 118 Hutchinson. Fred 118 Hutchinson. John 118 Hux. Jeff 110.118 Ignash. Jeanette 118 Jackson. Curtis 118,110 Jacobs. Juanita 118 Jahn, Ted 118 Jefferson, Aurther 118 Jeffrey, Larry Jezierski, Stan 118.110 Johnson. Tammy 118 Jones. Michael 119,110 Joyce. Lesly 114.119 Jury, Debbie 119 Keeler, Cindy 119 Kelly, James 119 Kennedy. Jeff 119,97 Kenner, Gail 119 Kendrick. John 119 Kern, Christopher 119 Kibble, Brian 119 Kidd. Stephanie 119 King. Edward 119 KIvel. Laurie 119 Koan. Raymond 119 Koontz. M. Andy 119 Kramp, Gregory 119 Lafferty, Marie 119 LaForge. Bob Lake. Mark 119 Lambert Lou 119 Laming. Kim Landschoot Ann 119 Langolf, Charleen 124,119 Lapp. Lori 124,68.119 LaVere. Bonnie 119 LaVere, Donna 119 Lawrence. Ken Lemanski. Richard 119 Lessard. Mike 119,102 LeTarte. Dan 119 Letzgus. Steve 119,97 Liberty. Kathy 119 Liricoln. Gregory 119 Lincoln. Vicki 119 Livingston, Dennis 119,97 Livingston. Don 119 Lohr, Jeannine 119 Loshaw. Cindy Lubbert Richard 119 Lucas. Sue 119 Luddington. Gail 119 Ludlow, Sandi 119 Lynch. Dave 119,102.97 Lynch. Mary MacDonald. Jon MacDonald, Ken MacKay, Michael 119,87 MacKenzie. Don Malane. Marsha 119 Mamps. Diane 119 Manning. Helen 119 Marriot Dale 119,102 Marthen. Peggy Martin. Tom 119,110 183 ' . l mm ins • I • • dawn DO NUTS 101 DELICIOUS VARIETIES Worlds B«si COFFEE FISH , 100 icmcKH jor) Chick-n-Joy Eat It Here Dawn Donut Shop Call 5-8181 706 24th Take It Home IM PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 PHONE 984-2081 Take your holiday in our HOLIDAY INN. Bowling, nice rooms, good food, and a heated swimming pool. Located at 1720 Hancock or call 984-2661 Planning a wedding, going to a prom or formal dance? Visit LOTT ANTER ' S and have Elise wait on you, pleasant face and fast service. Located 1330 24th Street YU 2-2409 CAWOODS has crazy customers, cautious customers, cranky customers, cool customers, and careful customers: but always con- tented customers. Located: 2516 Pine Grove. Kerr Albert “Office Supplies” “Helpful Hints Olivstti-Underwood [X] BOHN Rex-Rotary [ Oupticators Mi maos Friendly Service (X) APECO Photocopiers |X| STEELCASE Office Furniture Free Delivery Service YU 4-4129 943 Military St. Port Huron, Michigan The Times Herald wishes the graduating seniors every success. If you are leaving the area we hope you will take The Times Herald with you. BOOKS GALORE For the biggest variety in books, magazines, and posters try Little Professor. Located on Huron Ave. next to Kresgres. Marsh, Kathy 119 Marshall, Dawn 119 Marshall, Nancy 119 Matevia, Don 119 McAuley, Oval 119 McCombs, Marge 119 McColl, Robert McConnell, Brenda 119 McCormick, Gloria 121 McCurley, Lyda 121 McDaniel, Larry 121,110 Mclnnis, Dave 121 Meadows, Leonard 121 Mellendorf, Mary 121 Miller, Cindy 121 Miller, Marvin Miller, Melinda 121 Miller, Vicki 121 Minchew, Lucinda Mitchell, Brian 121 Mitchell, Larry 121 Miejnek, Elaine 121 Moak, Kathy 121 Moak, Terry 121 Moeller, Jerry 121,110 Moore, Cliff Moore, Eugene 121 Morden, Dave 121 Morgan, Lisa 121 Morrison, Ray Moss, Aaron 121,97 Myers, Victor 121 Muir, Mark 121 Murfin, Steve 121 Murphy, Patricia 121 Murray, Mary Nalepa, Dennis 121 Neal, Kim 124,121 Neaton, Dorothy 121 Neilson, Jeff 121 Nelson, Cheryl 121 Newton, Betty 121 Newton, Carol 121 Nichols, Barb 121 Nichols, Gladys 121,69 Noetzel, Martha 121 Nugent, Bernard 121 O’Brien, Julie 121 O ' Dell, John 121,97 Oliver, Rick 121 Olson, Delores 121 O ' Reilly, Susan 121 Owens, Jay 121 Pack, Terry 122 Parker, Helen 122 Patrick, Diana 124,68,122 Pethers, Jeff 122 Pettengill, Sue 68,122 Phare. Barb 122 Phillips, Greg Powell. Gordon 122,110 Preiss, Roberta 122 Preston. Debra 122 Pryor, Cheryl 122 Puente. Santa Quanine, Mary Jane 122 Quinn. David 122 Radatz, Steve 122.97,110 Ranald i. Sharon Ramirez. Jolanda 122 Ranson, Kathy 122 Rebitzke. Debbie Reckker, Laura 122 Redfield, George 122 Rehberg, Dan 122 Reiter, Ray 122 Rich. Debbie 122 Richardson. David 122 Rickett, Bonnie Riehl. Cathy 122 Rix, Dave 122 Roberts. Deb 122 Roberts. Dennis Robinson. Joe 122 Rodgers, Allen 122 Rodgers. Gloria 122 Rogan, Edward 122 Rogan, Mary 122 Rogan. Rhonda 122 Rowell, Jim Ruiz, Belinda 122 Runge, Karen Runge. Linda Rusch, Jeff Rusch, John Rusch. Robert 122 Rylander, Darlene 122 Sadilek, Rod 122 Sampson, Bill Sanchez, Steve 122 Sasu, Nancy 122 Saunders, Pat 124,122 Sawdin. Sybil 123 Scheland, Mark 123,97 Schmidt, Debbie 123 Schott Sue 123 Schrader, Steve Schultz. Mark Sears. Lisa Seely, Brian 123,110 Seely, JoEllen 123 Selby, Dean 123 Selden, Barbara 123 Seppo, Tom 123.97 Shazier, Zephra 123,69 Sheer, Jack Sherman. Bill Shimmel. Lee 123 Shonka, Dan 123 Shovan, Frances 123 Shuber, Mary 123 Shultz. Alen 123 Simoes, Debbie Simpson. John Skornicka, Debbie 123 Smith, Chuck 87,123 Smith. Diane 123 Smith. Jackie 123 Smith. Mary Lynn 123 Smith. Steve 123 Smith. SaNy 123 Snyder, Kay 123 Smith. Helen Solliday, Ann Sopha. Rose 123 Sosa. Richard 123 Spooner, Joan 123 Squires. Dan 123 Soulliere. Dan 123 Standen. Pamela 123 Going to build a house? Build it from lumber at MORTIMER AND SON. Located at: 2307 Lapeer Ave. Diana’s 307 Huron Avenue Delicious food since 1926 189 SPERRY’S Port Huron’s finest Department Store. If you have time to spare and money to spare go to Sperry’s. Charron Chrysler Inc. Art Lessard opens the door to a new life In a new Plymouth from Charron Chrysler. Located at: 930 Lapeer or call: 985-8101 I [ i Stevens Marina Stevens Marina lowers the boom on high prices! Buy your boat now! Located at: 207 Water or call: 984-2606 191 WHERE YOUR MONEY GROWS Michigan National Bank Banking that is building Michigan Main Office — 802 Military Drive-In Locations: 2313 Conner St. 2300 Griswold and 1620 Pine Grove Ave. Stanley. Dennis 123,68 Tomie, Richard 124 Zimmer. Bill 124 Bradley, Cpsey Stapleton, Yvonne 123 Tonkovtch. Martin 124 Zuenike. Vicky 124 Bradshaw. Brian Steinhaus. Gary 123 Tonnesen. Dana Zweng. Mark 124 Branton. George Stevenson. Paula 124,123 Trice, Yvonne 124 Sophomores Byington. Mike Stewart Calvin 110 Turck, Cheryl 124 Albert. Craig Brooks. Napoleon Stock well. Patti 123 Urban. Ken 128 Allison. Linda Bryce. Craig Strilcoo. Ron 123 Valentine. Brenda 124 Anderson. Terry Bryer, Luana Strobbe, John 123 VanDusen. Mark 124 Appel. Sue Buettner, Donna Struthers. Nancy 123 Vaughn. 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