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

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V v ■ 1 1 i!r ——————— Frantically Huffing their flowers furious pace, these sophomores work to- ward the completion of their float. Cre- ating this Fry Guy were Myna Gurnsey. Colleen Keltz. and Cindy Coats. zw 18 - Homecoming Who’s who in this look alike team of two? Joyce Hubbard dressed as her best friend Sue Kemp on Dress as Your Idol Day. From top to bottom this winning combi- nation stole the hearts of all at the Home- coming Dance. Queen Lisa Brookins is a member of the prestigious Thunderbird Drill Team and Prime Minister Joe Rankin Is a co-captain of the Varsity Football Team.

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Pulling Hamburgler in the Homecoming Pa- rade. Senior Jeff Scahill drives his truck with it’s ' 86. 87. 88 buater sign. Hamburgler. with his cape embroidered with the class of 85 mark, plucked a Shamrock with his right hand, and held a revolving cheeseburger in his left hand. On the front of the 20 ' trailer, there was a fry guy doing a head spin and one rid- ing a tricycle. Central ' s Cougars Chippewa ' s Braves proudly displayed their pride to the Big Reds. Shaken ' up. the Shamrocks was just what the Band Boosters had in mind. K • . Homecoming Floats —

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Float sites this year were jam packed with eager class members ready and willing to work. Sophomores John Thayer. Amy Rinn, and Sheri Halifax obviously enjoyed the labor of love. Concentration means everything in the art of fluffing flowers for floats. Senior Chris Matts proved that his concentration along with the concentration of many oth- ers could make Hamburgler the winning float. Floats and Friendships Instant Replay of Flomecoming “Float Construction Meetings are ery night after school and stayed oc- a great place to build friendships casionally into the early hours of the noted sophomore Andrew next morning. “When you’re Greenham. The students, faculty, working all those hours you can’t and parents involved formed a help but make friends with the oth- closeness not ordinarily achieved er people who have the same goal.” during the course of a day. Working stated senior Vicki Partaka. “In the elbow to elbow with fellow class end, all the work paid off, seeing members provides an opportunity to the float finally finished made it make new friendships and rebuild worthwhile.” concluded Theresa old ones. Many students worked ev- Fraley. Crakin ' up. onlookers enjoyed this game of tossing your chicken before it’s hatched in the egg toss competition of the Home- coming Games. Participating in this shattering event were Twyla Morgan, Colleen Keltz, and Paula Barrett. Homecoming —