Linden High School - Linden Legend Yearbook (Linden, MI)

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Cooks (L-R): Martha Stehle, Maxine Beebe. Glenna Judson. Ann Corey, Shirley Strong, Etta McClure, and Margaret Seibert. The LHS cafeteria, now under the direction of Mrs. Joan Goovert, has improved consider- ably and undergone immense changes. Her job as director is helping to instruct the kitch- en staff in proper preparation, as well as teaching them the appropriate safety and san- itary procedures. In additon to her job as di- rector, Mrs. Goovert, regarded by some as the best in the state , is president of the Genesee County Dieticians Association and affiliate chapter chairperson of the Michigan School Food Service Association. 112

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S Dedication To Dr. Hahn We would like to dedicate this year ' s book to Dr. Hahn. Dr. Hahn has served as Superinten- dent for Linden Schools for the last four years. Before that he was the Middle School Principal for nine years. Dr. Hahn was very well liked by the school employees and by the community and everyone was sad to see him leave. He always had an open door policy at his office and people found him extremely easy to talk to and to work with. Dr. Hahn is leaving to take an .Assistant Super- intendent position for the Davison School Dis- trict. He will be overseeing Curriculum and Per- sonnel at Davison. Dr. Hahn has been at Linden during good and bad times but he is leaving at a time when the district is on a positive upswing. We at Linden know that Dr. Hahn contributed greatly to that positive direction. He was a good leader and a relentless worker. We were lucky to have him, he will be missed. Michael LaMothe — Assistant Superinten- dent for Community Ed. and Operations wrd or Education Members: }udy Frederick. Betty Rathburn. William Hoppc. Edwin Nybcrg. ggy Fogelsongcr. Deborah Coughlin. (Not pictured — Donald Treviliian) Stephen Smaka — Business Manager m

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The faculty put on their Nikes and Con- verse one more time in order to help raise money for the prom. It soon become obvious that these past All Stars had lost some of their blazing speed. But even if the legs were a little slow their pride was as big as ever and they proceeded to trounce the students by one point. The stu- dents were devastated but a closer look shows that the faculty brought in a few ringers to help the cause. Mr. Ryan and Mr. Draper were elgible to play due to the redefinition of staff to include coaches and substitute teach- ers. The game did have one casualty as Mr. Hopkins suffered a broken leg. It proved to be a pretty serious injury but through it all, we are sure Mr. Hopkins will be ready for next year ' s contest. 113