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River Traffic Freezes “The Waiting Game” The Times Herald used these words to describe the 50 odd ships that waited day after day to get into the ice-packed St. Clair River, from Lake Huron in late April and early May of 1984. Coast Guard Cutters, once a rarity in Port Huron, became an all- too familiar sight for residents living downriver. Approximately seven American and Canadian cutters joined forces to clear a path in the river. Times Herald reporter Dave McVety and photo Editor Ralph Polovich were aboard the US Coast Guard icebreaker Mackinaw, and every day the newspaper was filled with detailed reports and informative photos of the serious situa- tion that led to the postponement of various fishing tournaments. The upper corner of the left hand side is the Coast Guard Cutter Bramble. Bramble was docked at Pinegrove Park. Underneath Bramble is the Canadian Coast Guard Cutter Garde Cohere. In the lower left hand corner the Canada Steam- ship Lines Simcoe slowly awaits its turn. The large center photo is of the Coast Guard Cutter MacKinac. The Coast Guard Neah Bay continues its chal- lenge to make its way up the clogged St. Clair River.
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Introducing themaelvea during the pregame performance. Drum Major Kel- ly Dawaon and Aaaiatant Drum Major Betay Quintal atand in a awan-like ma- neuver. They performed thia routine at the Groaae Pointe South Game. Just Any Other Day? What made the day of a football game different from any other day? Was it the pom-poms, the Husky- Busters buttons, or the pep assemblies! Well maybe. Most of these were centered around school spirit, which made the day special. The spirit can be found in the girls varsity club members who sold red and white pom-poms as a service to the spirited students. Spirit most definitely could be found in the cheer- leaders when they sold Husky-Busters buttons during homeroom. Many stu- dents showed their school spirit by dressing in red and white on the day of a game. Some even went as far as coloring their hair bright red and wearing red and white clown make-up that said “PH”. The pep assemblies with the pep band, class cheers, and “This is Big Red Country” chant, along with an Indian war whoop were enough to get even the most unspirited person to stand up, clap their hands and shout for the Big Red football team. But, there were other examples of spirit. Spirit was the mothers who gave up their Friday nights to sell hotdogs and Coke in the stadium’s concession stand. Spirit was the fathers who sold 50 50 tickets during Proudly saluting the American Flag dur- ing the National Anthem, Annette Whitenack performs as a display flag dur- ing the pregame show at the football game against Grosse Pointe South. Annette, along with the other display flags, spends many hours after school perfecting routines. the game as their sons scored touchdowns. Spirit was the staff members who donated their time to work as ticket takers and sellers. With the initation of the class mark competition, school spirit as well as class spirit worked to bring students together. They worked on projects, such as environmental clean-up day where volunteers from each class picked up litter from around the school. The class not only got stu- dents to work together but also showed the community that the stu- dents care about PH and have school spirit. During a football game. Drum Major Kelly Dawaon leada the band in performing the halftime ahow. Kelly ia alao the aecretary of the NHS. 10 — Student Life
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