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

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Spectacular Week! Spring Fun for Long Days As the school days seemed to grow longer in spring, the students needed a break. This break was the annual Spring Spectacular. During the last week of April, the school was taken over by students in their spirit week garb. Spirit Week consisted of five dress-up days. Monday was sweats day; Tuesday was fifties day Wednesday was opposite sex day Thursday was beach day with a dance in the evening; and Friday was class color day with a games assembly in the afternoon. The games assembly in- cluded games such as a tug- of-war, a food race, an ob- stacle course, and the three-legged race. The sen- iors took first place overall beating out the other class- es in order from juniors to freshmen. As usual, Spring Spectacu- lar provided the staff and students with a little re- prieve from the days of spring fever and the wrath of making all people crazy to get out and go wild in the nice weather. Purse-uing a whole new concept. Junior Mike Hedrick models the Opposite Sex Day look. Mike joined the after school yearbook staff. Especially popular, beach attire captured the summer spirit lurking just below the surface. Both Mi- chelle Morris and Samantha Ronan were sophomores. Spring Spectacular

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Rockin with the fifties look. Mi dress up with Sheri Halifax. As chelle and Sheri helped formulate chelie Fiedler joins in the fun of members of Student Council. Mi- the plans for the Spring Spectacular. Helium balloons sold as a fund Keltz. and Amy Rinn busy at the gas Council members, raiser, kept Sheri Halifax. Colleen bottle. All three girls were Student Spring Spectacular

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r ' And The Band Played On For the 1986 Football Season, the Big Red Marching Machine work- ed to perfect their drills for the pregame and half- time shows. In September and October, rain fell on the area for 24 straight days. With all that rain, it was impossible to prac- tice on the soaked field. Even with little prac- tice, the BRMM was well received by audiences at the games of which they performed at all 5 home games and the Northern game. At the Northern game, both bands played at the same time for pre- game, playing songs they both knew. The drills were prac- ticed during class and on Tuesdays if weather would let them. Mr. Clark and the drum majors. Tod Waiting for their signal Liz Smith stands at attention during a game. Liz was a senior. McClelland and Deana Cleland, worked to get the squads perfect in their portion of a particular maneuver. On Friday, October 24th, the band marched in the Homecoming Pa- rade and later performed at the game to form the aisle for the court nomi- nees to be escorted down. The band worked hard to perfect their skills when the weather allow- ed, and it paid off when the audiences cheered for them. The Big Red Marching Machine truly did play on. Stepping up to the beat is Keith Brown and Angie Dimoff. Keith was a senior and Angie was a Junior.