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

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1966 Court A suspense -filled Homecoming came to a climax when Cathy Ort and Delores Thorton were crowned co-queens. This was the first time in seventeen years that two girls had ever been chosen to reign together over Homecoming . The search for a queen and her court began on September 27, when ten girls were nominated from eachclass . These girls were presented to the student body two days later in an assembly . After this assembly, the underclassmen chose twogirls from their respective classes to serve on the Queen ' s Court. This year, for the first time, the Seniors chose three candidates for queen . On October 5, the student body chose their Homecoming Queens . The voting results were announced during the halftime ceremonies of the football game after each of the nine candidates were introduced . After the game, the two queens and their court reigned over the Homecoming Dance . The Collegiates entertained at this annual dance . SUE N1EBAUER, SOPHOMORE class. Sue is a junior varsity cheerleader, ' 67 STUDENT staff member, and Pep Club member. CHRIS GRAF AS, FRESHMAN class. Chris is president of the freshman class and active in G.AA. SUE THORNTON, FRESHMAN class. Sue is active in G.A.A., Young Republicans, and Future Teachers Club.

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MICHELLE PETTY, JUNIOR class. Michelle is a 4-H Club member and active in G.A.A. PAULA CORRY, JUNIOR class. Paula is on the class steering committee and a member of G.A.A. and Future Teachers Club. 22 NANCY AMMERMAN, SENIOR class. Nancy is a var- sity cheerleader, ' 67 STUDENT editor, and Student Council member. LAURIE SANDERS, SOPHOMORE class. Laurie is a Student Council member and is active in Pep Club.

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1966 Homecoming— A Huge Success Queen ' s Dance. NEWLY CROWNED CO-QUEENS leave the Football Stadium DESPITE A DEFEAT, our Big Reds played a thrilling game.