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

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Special Times One of the biggest events of the school year was the Homecoming dance that was held on Saturday Oct. 8. There were approximately 300 students in attendance. The dance this year featured videos instead of a band. Many times while people were dancing, they were shown on the videos. The dance was better than it was last year. The videos really made it. said Ju- nior Laura Oakes. Around 10 o ' clock people at the dance formed a pedestrian tunnel and the court their escorts walked through. All the girls were on stage and our Prime Minister, Senior John Palmer, was getting ready to an- nounce our new Queen. It was announced that Lori Roberts was our new Queen. I was sur- prised when I made it for Queen! said Senior Lori Roberts. The dance was great, I thought it was neat to see every- one on the video ' said Junior Diane King. And the reason ev- eryone liked the videos was because you could put messages on the videos, too. It was really neat seeing all my friends dressed up. re- marked Junior Mike Trapp. The dazzling dresses and the distinguished suits made all the people who went to the dance look extra-spectacular. The dressed up crowd, the great vid- eos and the announcement of the Homecoming Queen made the dance a special time for ev- eryone. Homecoming Queen Lori Roberts and Prime Minister John Palmer lead the Queen ' s Court in the first royal dance of the night. Below Lori is congratulated by her escort Gary Smith. Homecoming Dance