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

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Juniors Take First In Float Contest Futuristics was the theme of the 1976 homecoming parade. Each of the classes tried to create the best idea and the best float . After many restless days and nights , the floats emerged out of their darkened hiding places and were exposed for all to see . Unfortunately, several of the floats ' beauty did not last long as a series of tragedies maned the parade. In the end, the judges gave first place honors to the JUNIORS. Taking second place was the freshman float , followed by the sophomores . Sad to say , the seniors ended in last place . It should be noted, just for the record , that unfortunate accidents to the sophomore and senior floats affected the final judging. But in the end, it was a joyous day for the juniors.

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Student These two pages are dedicated to the enthusiasm that members of Student Council exhibited during homecoming . Led by President Lynn Fiedler , the Student Council planned Big Red Week and Homecoming in such a way that students responded with great attendance at the games , parade , dance , and football game as well as during the special activities during Big Red week . One of the controversial changes made by this Council was the crowning of the homecoming queen at the dance, rather than at the game. As matters turned out , the rains made the decision a wise one . Another bonus was the better- than-average crowd at the dance . All in all, Big Red Country was a great place to be for Homecoming, 1976.