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

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P. I. Program Grows The physically impaired resource room provides individual remedial and academic tutorial assistance for students inte- grated into classes at PHHS. Basic skills, specialized equipment, programed learning and pre-vocational assessment and training are provided in the program. This resource room emphasizes the student’s capabilities in preparing him for realistic vocational choices and high school graduation. TOP LEFT — Harrison Robbins working on clips for a troller. TOP CENTER — Paul Cokonougher working out with hand grip. TOP RIGHT — Dave Ehardt types using special keyboard. LEFT — Harrison Robbins cutting wire for a troller. ABOVE — Rick Vargo sewing material. 21

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Business Department Teaches Future Skills The Business Department teaches skills for the future. The department offers classes in typing, office occupations, retailing, shorthand, and co- op. Emphasis is placed on entry-level vocational training. TOP LEFT — Senior Joan Logan proofreads an assignment in Busi- ness Occupations. TOP RIGHT — Tony Pearson works grill at McDonald ' s for co-op. ABOVE — Mr. John Schneider helps freshman Lisa Thomas with a typewriter. RIGHT — Senior Lisa Dinger corrects a mistake in typing. 20

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English Concentrates On Reading and Composition English deals with communication, the most basic of the skills taught in school. Grammar, composition, speech and reading are offered in the first two years of high school. American literature, composition and special electives are offered in the junior and senior years. TOP RIGHT — Terry Caryl and Tom Thiele offer answers to Mrs. Barbara Donovan in English 3. MIDDLE RIGHT — Christine Biga relaxes after read- ing a story for an assignment. ABOVE — Larry King in a class reading of Tennessee Williams ' “The Glass Menagerie. RIGHT — Junior Pat Hall reads from his essay in American Literature. 22