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rained, this didn’t dampen the spirits of our enthusiastic band and cheerleaders as they headed the parade of The senior class tried for a third consecutive win with their float, “First the Keg— Then the E.M.L.,” but they had to settle for second place. class floats, queen candidates, and decorated cars. The sophomore float, “Conquer Mt. Clemens,” was constructed and kept in safe hands in the garage of the St. Clair County Jail. 21
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Friday the 13th didn’t stop the traditional homecoming stopped to watch the students of Port Huron High School parade through the downtown area. Many spectators begin their homecoming celebrations. .Although it J4omecomin iar y loat y and Qaiety, Homecoming . . . cars, floats, gaiety: Work, work, and more work went into making this gaiety. ‘‘Oh, we’ll never get this float finished. W ' e still have the end of the float to decorate.” Similar statements were heard in numerous garages and buildings throughout the city. Homecoming day dawned bright, and . . . rainy! “Oh, no! All our crepe paper will run! We’d better put the float back in the stadium, or we won ' t even win the booby prize.” The game . . . Anxiety . . . Tension . . . “Who will be homecoming queen? . . . Oh, it’s Linda Budinger” . . . Beautiful a rls and dresses . . . A strong “Fight, Team, Fight ” led our terrific Big Reds. The cry of “yea, another touchdown” only added to our glory . . . The final score . . . 31-6. A victory! This giant ice cube with the caption. “Freez the Bathers,” won a victory for the Junior class.
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The great honor of being members of the homecoming and Laura Marlette, Juniors; Nancy Howard and Krystal court was given to: Sally Smith, Senior; Judy Payton Kisbany, Sophomores. J4arue t jUoon’ Queen Linda Budinger and her escort Robert Wes- sel led off a dance as one of the honors of home- coming queen. The students were still in high spirits at the dance, “Harvest Moon,“ which terminated the festivities of the gala occasion.
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