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

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Spirit Fever Captured Forever 12 Spirit Week

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As the Lights Dimmed . . . An unforgetable moment for the Homecoming court is the Regal dance, as the students of our school look on. Before the actual beauty of the dance is reached, somebody has to do the work. Shown here is the mass confusion of preparing the brand new video machine. All this work may not sound that glamorous, but as you can see from the bottom photo it was both glamorous and fun. If you missed the homecoming dance this year, we urge you to attend next year. It will be the best time you ' ve had all your high-school life. Best of Times 11

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Zany outfits, funfilled festivities and a recess from the monotony of school best describes spirit week. The last few weeks of school are study, study, study. Final exams are just days away, and our minds are filled with facts we ' ve learned all year. But wait! Relief is in sight! It ' s spirit week! On the final day of spirit week, we bring it all to a climax with a spectacular assembly. The Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors compete in the games. Former Senior Jim Nutt wets our appetite with a furtive attempt to eat a Hostess pie faster than the digestive system works. Scott Damascke showed Junior strength, endurance, and speed in the dan- gerous scooter roll. Far left, Ron Leverenz represented the Freshmen class in this fashionable event and models his chocola te pie outfit. Above, Mr. Richards declared him a sure winner at the scale with Wayne Schatzberg, another Freshman agreeing, as former Senior Steve Phillips and Junior Maryann Kruse record his winnings. Finally, top right, this event is the balloon breaking contest, where balloons are tied around the waist and others must break them without using their hands. Juniors, Mary Crimmins and Julie Stone, joined together in a desperate attempt to save their balloons. Spirit Week 83 13