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

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do not know what I may appear to the world; but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore , and directing myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble on a prettier shell than ordinary . While the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me. Newton A-C-T-I-O-N, Action Big Reds, Action. A common cheer we all know well, and will always remember. The school spirit is so great that all we see is action. Group work to get money for a new weight training machine, remember the pennies, and who came out on top — the juniors. There was the time last year when it was announced that the Big Reds Marching Machine was to go to Germany to compete with other bands in a world competition. We knew then that we had the greatest band in Michigan, perhaps the entire world. And talk about proud. Then came the time to become serious and settle down with books. There’s so much to learn and even if our teachers feel we’re doing great, we know we have a lifetime to obtain only a part of this knowledge. 8

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Dream Can Be Possible Is the Impossible Dream really impossible? Not for us Big Reds. Note how our football team won its only game on Homecoming. Khat a thrill for the players, the queen, and the float builders. And to go with that, the seniors won the float com- petition two years in a row. All that hard work put into it and look at the great results. A victory just like the game. And then there’s Pete Maxwell’s great winning streak of 12 straight races. Dreams that were thought to be impossible are really and truly reality. And last but not least, the dream of all dreams. 1 he band’s trip to the Olympics the summer of 1972. What a time it was, from the moment we started the trip until the time we landed. And now these are all great memories, and not just dreams. 7

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STUDENT LIFE