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

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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

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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

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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.