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Amping up the Big Red spirit at the varsity Underclassmen Tribe members wave signs, football game, varsity cheerleaders raise shake noisemakers, and show their pride at juniors Michele Niehause and Chelsea Lovik the Port Huron vs. Port Huron Northern varsity into the air . football game. • Port ·Huron . .. 2215 Court Street . .. . • - Port Huron, Michigan, 48a6o (81 0} 984-2611 Freshmen: 39 5 I • • • Voice Mail: (81 0} 984-6628 Sophomor~s: 443 · phasd.us/ ourschools/highschools/phhs · Juniors: 379 Principal: Ms. Janet Lone Barrett Seniors: 336 TmE PAGE I Senior lacrosse player Working with clay, Junior varsity football players Junior Dance Academy members, Benjamin McDougal throws freshman Brittany Walker huddle up during a game to plan Pamela Healy and Micaela McBride, the boll across the field before concentrotes on her ceramics out their way to victory. This year brave the summer heat and strut two Eisenhower team project. Many students showed the football teams updated their down Main Street during the members steal it bock. their artistic side in their art classes. looks with new block jerseys. Rotary International Day Parade. To refresh is to make positive changes in life, to restore spirit and enthusiasm, and to create this outlook for others. Students came back to Port Huron High School in the fall ready to meet new teachers, new classmates, and for the underclassmen, new graduation requirements. To refresh is to think outside of the box, to move forward with new innovations and designs, but still keep old traditions. New clubs sprung from this mode of thought, including the Forensics Club and the Be Nice (or else) Club. Many clubs were re-energized with new advisors taking over the helms of the Pokemon Club, Yearbook, and Student Council. To refresh is symbolic of Port Huron High School's pride and excellence. The splatters on each page, made of the dominate school color, red, helped refresh the white space and add a modernized look. Many sports teams also refreshed their appearance, by switching the traditional white or red background color of jerseys and t-shirts to black in hopes of updating their looks. Due to his significant change, many students created new ways to show their pride such as the "Black Out". Academics was also rejuvenated with the ad~ition of new teachers. The 201 0-201 l school year w•a s a refreshing change from the past and a refreshing beginning to a new decade of excellence without minimizing tradition and pride. As you . look through the pages of ,thi s. bQok, refre~h y.o ur memory . . • . .. REJUVENATE YO\.J R PRJ DE'... ...:.:;.·.:·.~ ...; ~.~ .... 9 ... · . ... Student life . • .4 • .. • .. ...' .·- •.; ~·J · ;.~;• .7 . ' S M TIMULATE YOUR IN •• ~! ...., .... ,.. ...~ ,~ Academics • • ·• • ..· :. RESTORE YOUR SrRENG.TH~ •• ; Sports • • ENLIVEN YOUR CoN'NE'ci: Organizations • V1V1 FY You RSELF ..•. ..•. ..........• r .-•. .-~~<i"-:;t.~':!":"! Peo p Ie -~ • •. • ~•· ·_ 1 ADs ...............•............. :. ..~ :::• .. ;!-.~ ••• ,,.: .• INDEX ....... : ................ ......... ......... ...... .-.. .: :. . : .. : •• 1 ,· .: ..· .. CO LOPHON ...................: ...................~ ~ . ..... 205. .•. : ~- •. . ;jll RE COLLECT THE YE AR ......................: .:....... 20 • ' • • team come bock in the foil with Closing •• . .. .. . . envigoroting cheers, bringing pride • . ...... •. .. and spirit to the PH players on the ~ ~ • field and students in the stands . • 2 REFRESH YouR MEMORY Drama Club members join Last spring, Port Huron track The boys varsity basketball team lines up before for together for the circle pep talk before runner sophomore Benjamin Kruse the playing of the National Anthem. a performance of West Side Story. keeps a steady pace after successfully This year, new directors en-livened · grabbing the baton from his teammate in The team refreshed their look by getting new black warmups. the already colorful group. the 3200 meter relay. • • •• .. I .. . ,I • • Sixth hour anatomy students Marching off the football field, Serving the hungry masses, The Class of 2011 refreshed converse about how to go sophomore Douglas Young plays students from Mrs. Melissa Lavigne's the senior wall with their own handprints. about d1ssecting their lamb eye. his trombone in the brass section. classes roll out the breakfast Senior Ryan Urban writes his Classes this year were refreshed Band members played during the cart every Friday morning during nome under his handprint by new curriculums and teachers. half-time shows last fall. second and third hours. during fall registration. OPENING 3 .· . .. • ~ .. . . • •. •. . . .· .. • • . • ·, • .. • • ,..·· • • •• • .. . •. . . . .. • • • • • • .. • • • • ,. ....... • • • •• • • •· • .. • II Fist pumping t.he ·year tlway, Big Reds shined throughout the school, and enlivened others at many events II throughout the year. -~ REJUVENATE YouR PRIDE I. High above the II. At the homecoming Ill. During Fall IV. Being honored by crowd, senior Anthony game, underclassmen Registration, seniors administration and Aguinga gets fired up at tribe members help Dustin Swinson and school board members, the homcoming create an atmosphere of Shawna May are given 3.5 students listen assembly. fun in the stands. their locker assignments. during the assembly. Sru DENT L1 FE :; Si The rivalry between the Jets and the Sharks was ~min.e'nt during the Port Huron High School's Drama Club production of West Side Story. After hours of dancing and singing practice, students swirled on stage to the music of Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim. Dancing to songs like "Mambo" and "Somewhere", the cast wowed the audience with difficult flips and lifts. The audience was equally amazed by the singing talents of the main cast members. Cheyenne Bolt' 1 0 and junior Zachary Pashenee played the title roles of Tony and Maria. Performing the parts of Riff and Bernardo, the two gang leaders, were Ryon Burrell '1 2 and Nathaniel Jackson '1 0. Due to the lack of male participants, the Drama Club had to look to the administration for help. Superintendent Mr. H. Ron Wollen, school board Trustee Mr. Garth Kriewall, and Mr. Jim Chadwell all showed their acting chops on the stage. West Side Story used a mixture of tough dancing and intense singing to wow the audience. "The songs in the show were really difficult to sing, so I used to put my iPod on and sing along with the Broadway recording," said Zachary Pashenee '1 2. Senior Courtney To ton favored the dancing saying, "The Mambo [was my favorite dance] because it was a group scene and it was just fun to learn the dances." After the final curtain call, many I. Stopping o fight, Mr. H. Ron Wollen, as the school of the seniors were principal, comes between Riff and Bernardo, played by Ryon Burrell '1 2 and Nathaniel Jackson '1 0. emotional due to it II. Lining up for curtain call, all of the Shark and Jet being their last Girls join hands before they bow. The Girls danced performance. But at the cast in songs like "Mambo", "America", and "Cool". party, which was held at the Comfort Ill. Anita, Marissa Eagle '1 0, and Rosalia, Emily Inn, everyone celebrated with Osburn '1 0, ruffle their dresses as they practice the donee for "Mambo". swimming and games. IV. Crossing their arms, Jordon Moncrief' 10 , juniors Colin Koester, Scott Lusk, and Nicole Corbin, and Mark Hubble '1 2 oct tough. V. Taking their bow, Mario and Tony, Cheyenne Bolt '1 0 and Zachary Poshenee '1 2, step forward after the final scene.