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

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r Play, Honors Assembly, Senior Prom, and Baccalaureate. Finally he puts on the tra- ditional cap and gown to receive his diploma . r t He is no longer a mighty, mighty Senior. He will no longer feel superior to under- classmen because now he is an equal among many . He is now an alumnus . 4

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I V Time may come and go, schools may age and grow, but a Senior never changes . He starts the first day of his Senior school year with enthusiasm, knowing that within the year, he ' ll be gone. He eagerly goes through his classes, knowing that each day brings his graduation closer. He participates in long-awaited senior activities: Senior 11

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The Years Past Have Proved Rewarding Farewells are difficult things to experi - ence and doubly difficult to record. This is especially so when the hours and days which comprised the most treasured year of high school life, the Senior year, finally draws to an end. Every Senior is aware that al- though all this has come to an end, it will live on forever imprinted in his memory. 18