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

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ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTORS Membership of the 1982-83 S.A.A. Top Row: Crystal Cleaver, Steve Phil- lips, Ruth Warsinski, David Dell, Erich Ditschman, Joe Helton, Kurt Hinkley. 2nd Row: Andria Moore, Ju- lie Cesfske, Chris Cameron, Stephan Kyle, Tina Madsen, Maureen Lynch, Bonnie Harvey. 3rd Row: Mr. Burgess, Mary Crimmins, Lars Gustafsson, Chris Stager. 4th Row: Colleen Mullins, Julie Stone, Ellen Hartwig, Sally Kinna, Dan Mertz, Marcia Ruff, Colleen Sweeney, Kevin Viranish, Becky Parker, Arrigo Vinciguerra, Natalie Hoffman, Marika Simonsson, Becky Moeller. 5th Row: Chris Horbes, Kaye Foor, Lisa Brookins, Tammy Harvey, Andrea Button, Kelly Bauman, Gina Thelmas, Leslie Bailey, Pam Baird, Anne Breidenich. 6th Row: Annette Huff, Nicole George, Matt Jackey, Jackie Nutt, Chris Smith, Kerry Mullins, Sherry Halifax, Lisa Kidd, Theresa Fraley. 7th Row. Mary Ann Kruse, Donna Minock, Denise Hacke, Julie Fenner, Jean Walker, Shannon Torres, Laura Frasier, Roberta Dinger. S.A.A. 2 1

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The Student Council officers for the 1982-83 school year are Parliamentarian Erich Ditschman, President Marcia Ruff, Vice-President Maryann Kruse, and Secretary Crystal Cleaver, who hold Student Council together. During the weekly Student Council meeting in the library, Roberta Dinger and Tammy Harvey are supposedly planning Homecoming but we all know they are really discussing their latest heart throbs. Student Council is a vital part of Port Huron High School. With the help of Student Council, we have the fol- lowing activities: Spirit Week, Homecoming, dances, and assemblies. President Marcia Ruff commented, Our Student Council is an ambitious and vital part of our school. Starting with Freshmen orientation and elections, the student council is busy throughout the year. Homecoming in the fall gives Student Council the chance to spark school spirit and get the entire school working together. Assemblies during the year, special charity projects, and involvement with the Eastern Michigan League of Students all provide outlets for creative spirits. . . . Mr. Burgess, student council director. 20 S.A.A.

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SAY YES TO PORT HURON Warm sunny beaches, beau- tiful blue lakes, boats and boat races, scenic views, modern and historic buildings, parades and parties, all of this and more can be found in Port Hu- ron. Port Huron students are ex- tremely lucky to live in a town with so much going for it. There is always something to do in Port Huron. The town ' s activities not only attract resi- dents, but also tourists. The highlight of the summer festivities in Port Huron is the annual Mackinaw Race. Peo- ple gather from far and near to watch, party, and partici- pate in it. Two hundred and 1 1 ! seventy nine sailboats entered the race. The night be- fore the race the yearly town party takes place on Black River where most of the boats are docked and where you can find many of Port Huron High ' s stu- dents. School students spend most of their summer sunning themselves on the sandy beaches. As you lay on the beach you can hear sea gulls, radios and the distant sounds of ships going by. It is a great place to gather and have a good time. 22 Community