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

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8 Senior Picture

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Trying to hold his ground, Joe Johnston digs in for the freshman class. Muscle-man, Thom Klebba pulls to a victory for the juniors. Thom was on Varsity Football. Winning in nothing but a mess was Monica Briggins. Monica was freshman class president. Hopping to the finish for the senior class were Rob Baldock and Sheryl Bowie. Seniors were disquali- fied for cheating in another event. Spring Spectacular 7

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Last of Their Kind As freshmen in 1986, the class of 1989 had to adjust to a change in administra- tion when Dr. Catalina took over for an ill Mr. Wydrnski. It was also the birth of Port Huron High’s first annual History of Rock- N-Roll. Their Sophomore year was delayed due to a teacher’s contract dispute. The 1986 87 school year brought the introduction of Dr. Crosby to the student body at P.H.H.S. Although not new to P.H.H.S., Mr. Miller, Mrs. Trapp and Mr. Semelsberger were given positions as as- sistant principals. The Boys’ Varsity Bask- etball team slam-dunked their way to their first EML Championship. Change seemed to be a continuous element for the class of 1989. New class officers were chosen and Mr. Verran was a new face as Student Council adviser. The hockey team skated their way to the state finals; the BRMM won a first divi- sion at band festival and for the second year, the Boys’ Varsity Basketball team won the EML Championship and also made the state finals. As Seniors, lost amid the perplexing whirlwind of coversheets, TV-write ups and newspaper questions, there had been one constant for the class of 1989; that constant was their sponsor Mr. Owens. Along with having the honor of standing on the floor during assemblies, the Sen- iors were given first opportunity to take a sixth class after many students had their sixth class taken away as the result of the millage failure. Every senior class graduates with the hopes of changing the world in some way. When Russian and American forces pulled together to release the trapped whales, the two teams proved that they could lay aside their differences and work toward their common goal. Discovery’s successful launch rejuvenated the spirit of wonder into the American space program. As the last class of the 1980’s, the class of 1989 can take these events and use them for inspiration in their future. COPY BY MICHELLE MORRIS LAYOUT DESIGN BY TINA CARROLL Senior Picture 9