Goodrich High School - Martian Yearbook (Goodrich, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

To you, FELLOW STUDENTS, who have helped to make our school years complete , we dedicate tHiS volume of the Martianaire. The most important thing about a story of progress, such as this, is that it has no ending. Its fullest meaning lies in its promise of greater chapters ahead. The narrative between these covers holds forth that promise strongly for it is a part of the epic of Goodrich School. May the reading of its pages Help to preserve pleasant memories of the past and inspire you to even greater things in the future. l 11 ' E 0 1? Tlx: .Tl 5 . -- l'L 1' 1 Q F Q.. ...'!. QQ ssh up l Q' II P 'Q G EBI '25 : n ff rg: z 22 ' -1 g: 11 ., , 1 wg - 1 V 4 . I 1' ,I K ! R' of RONALD THOMAS ALLEN Treasurer NADINE MARIE BECK RAYMOND DONALD MILLER Secretary PAUL WILLIAM BECKER WW JOEL ROGER STIMSON Vice President NANCY JANE CONVERSE CLARENCE BRUCE JACOBS President NORMA JEAN CRAIG A 6 THOMAS J OSEPH HACKER. MRO Sponsor LOUISE ELLHJGR HOL DERBAUM JA1-LES ANTHONY HAMILTON Lois QPAREDTTD MILLER Salu ta to rian BETTY ANN HILL Third in rank JUANI TA HAY HURHLE NINA MAY RHINESS V aledicto rian JO ANN JOHNS LARRY IDU GLAS MCARA K N ELSGN WILLIAM KIL BJURNE AL EERTA ANN PERRY l JACQUELINE EIDNA PENNE EDNA MAY PERRY he A Y A . ! LEE MAYN ARD MILLER EDWIN RO DERI CK PIERSON .gm MARJORX MAY ROBINSON JOH EDWARD RUMMINS DONA MARIE SYMANZIK -, ..,1' fr.: fe JAMES LEROY RICHMOND NELSON KIRK RICHARIB GARY ROGER SMITH JOHN BENJAMIN SCHARF JOYCE IRENE SPRINGSTEEN JANICE MARY TITSWORTH rx 492 FRANK WILLIAM TAYLOR rw., 4, , kiwi 592.1 Nfwffk J - 'IM' A - sf -M. MARILYN ANN THORNBERRY JANET FAYE THOMAS Blau Galafvi: Reef ancf Whde Glau Wlawm: Whde Gafmalian Gian Math- Succabi za 0m Zealmdmn Baaacfofg ' HAROLD COFFEE LEROY CUMNINGS Secretary Treasurer GEORGE BRIGHAM V1ce Presld nt CLARENCE STIER IDUGLAS PIERSON Trustee Pres1dent BLAINE B. GEMENY Superintendent HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ROW 1: M e, coach, mathamatics, science, Mr,Stacey, school cipal, Mr. Gemeny, school superintendent, Mr. Abram., English, social studies. ROW 2: Miss DeLoche, home economics, Mrs. Noll, grade music, Miss O'Mara, English, foreign language, Mrs. Ross, school secretary, Miss Johnson, school secretary. ROW 3: Mr. Burget, 7th grade, Mr. Noll, agriculture, Mr. Jenkins, com ercial, Mr. McHenry, high school music, Mr. Wickins, coach, science, Mr. Fox, 8th grade. GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY ROW 1: Mrs. Pratt, lst grade, Mrs. Hill, 3rd grade, Mrs. Rockafellow, Sth Q 6th combination, Mrs. Gough, lst Q 2nd combination, Mrs. Watson, Sth grade. ROW 2: Mrs. Weaver, hth grade, Mrs. Cummings, 3rd G hth combination, Mrs. Rohloff, 2nd grade, Mrs. VanKirk, Kindergarten, Mrs. Myers, 6th grade. ROY U. STACEY Principal 55 All ll r-A ,f ! n V I I 1 ROW 1: Irene Stephens, Dorothy Howland, Jean Taylor, Patricia Hertz, Norma Hall, Beverly Passmore, Sue Jones, Marie Harris, Jean Muto, Margaret Gray, Connie Brigham. ROW 2: Joan Spanovic, Shirley Parrott, Marilyn Troyer, Ada Vilas, Jackie Judd, Patricia Hecht, Crystal Frick, Mary Snyder, Dick Machesky, Francis Scharf, Gloria Johnson. ROW 3: Barbara Hubble, Janice Celfke, Ann Barker, Kathleen Scott, Dave Morgan, Craig Hardy, John Freeman, Robert Gratsch, Jim Hanna, Mr. Stacey, sponsor. ROW M: Charles Hale, Fred Bennett, Richard Grover, Richard Hall, Harold Auten, John Holt. O Crystal Frick Dick Machesky Vice President Secretary Ann Barker Connie Brigham Treasurer - President X. 1.1 xs1, .2 Ke- BASIGITBALL GIRLS CELEBRATING VICTORIOUS CHAMPIONSHIP CARL JUNIOR STORY The school year is over and final marks received. while the seniors are showing off their diplomas and planning for the future, we juniors are looking forward to our year as dignified seniors. For the moment, let us look back. We had a very busy year with studies, extra-curricular activities and very special activities like the prom and our first play. The first days of September lapsed into weeks. Time flew during football and basketball seasons. When they were over, we were well satisfied. Besides supporting and participating on the teams, the juniors spent a lot of time publishing the nBroadcaster.n The carnival came and the junior class candi- dates were elected to reign over the whole high school. In March, the juniors began rehearsals for their first play. We chose the mystery comedy entitled NThe Two Miss Hemingways.N The play required much work, but we enjoyed every moment of it. At the Junior-Senior banquet the duties of seniors were handed down from the class of l95h to the class of 1955. Will we perform them to the best of our ability? We'll see when another year rolls around. Meanwhile, we, the class of '55, wish the best of luck for the graduating class and congratulate them for the fine job they have done. Jerry Moore Jim VanTine Dick Gualdoni SOPHOMORE INTRAMU RAL TEAM IN ACTION SOPHOMORE STU RY The sophomore class began its very full school term with a get-acquainted party to which they invited the high school's newest members, the freshmen. It was the first of many enjoyable parties, among those a Halloween celebration at the home of Jane Hale and a farewell party for Dolores Lilly, a sophomore who left Goodrich during the last semester. The sophomores were very well represented in sports this year. The boys intramural team defeated the seniors but lost to the 9th graders in the championship game. Parties and sports were only a part of the extra-curricular activities in which the class participated. One of our main interests was increasing our class treasury. we did this by sponsoring dances, selling sweaters and holding a scrap drive. The year was enjoyed by every member of the class, thanks to our sponsor, Miss O'Mara and all the other teachers who were our friends throughout the year. ROW 1: Lawrence Noble, Beverly Stephens, Irene McClure, Sandra G-u.ssie,Joan Sefa, Rosslyn Converse, Carolyn Symanzik, Teresa Hertz, Elsie Holm, Billie Snover, Marlene Allen. ROW 2: Harry Stevens, Robert Brown, David Clark, Carter Nichols, George Pierce, Jane Hale, Mildred Harris, Jean Mackenzie,Rnth Auten, Norma Meyers. ROW 3: John Mallichek, Delores Lilly, LaRue Kendall, Charles Sharland, Joan Scnlegel, Jim VanTine, Phyllis Main, Jim Allen, Richard Gualdoni, Rudy Adams, Miss O'Mara, sponsor. ROW Lp: Jerry Moore, James Gordon Don Austin Herbert LeGrow 9 3 9 Tom Coomer, Wayne Heck, Jerry Holdorf. Rudy Adams Phyllis Main Vice President Secretary J H ld rf Jim VanTine eggiasmcirei' President X? ROW 1: ,Charles Smith, Carolyn Taylor, Jack VanTine, Carol Nicklescu, David Bundy, Carol Perry, Irene Marsh, Joseph Sefa, Rosalind Banta, Doris Hale. ROW 2: Rosella Menne, Joyce wotring. Judy warren. Nancy Brown, Nancy Holderbaum, Roberta Howes, Connie Larabee, Sharon Allen, Walter Davenport, McCauley Dungee, Mr. McHenry, sponsor. ROW 3: Ralph Arden, Barbara Horton, Mary Kristek, Audrey Judd, Roger Stephens, Larry Watson, Jay Blackmore, Darwin Jackson, Deanna Scnlegel, Stuart Currie. ROW hz Alex Bartsoff, Wayne Grover, Wayne Hartwig, Fred Tody, Joe Voyvodic, James Stimson, John Smith, Phillip Smeltzer, Dick Marshall, Edwin wismer. 4 Carolyn Tayl0r Barbara Horton dooerta Howes Reporter Reporter Reporter Edwin Wismer PHIy'KTiSt6k Fred Tody President Vice President Secretary GOODRICH INTFLAMURAL CHAMPIONS ROW l: David Bundy, Jack VanTine. ROW 2: Fred Tody, Charles Smith, Edwin 1-Jismer, Stewart Currie, Joe Sefa. HOW 3: Walter Davenport, Joe Voyvodic, Phil Smeltzer, James Stimson, Alex Bartsoff, wayne Grover. FHESHMAN STO FY The freshman class started this school year with bl pupils in the class. Of these, there were 17 newcomers To Goodrich School In December, two members left the class but we gained one in January, leaving us with a total of MO. Our class sponsor this year was Mr. Mclienrjy, who has been a great help to us in our initial year in high school. Hiring the school year our class has held two parties, one was a dance at the home of Mary Kristek. The other was a roller skating party at the Davison Roller Rink. The freshman class is very proud of its boys' basketball team, wh o this year won the high school intramural champion- ship by defeating the junior and sophomore class teams. We have enjoyed our first year as high school students very much and we hope to all 'ce back together next fall. ROW 1: Donald Adams, Judy Horton, Joyce Scharf, Sam Hanna, Bob Deschner, Martha Currie, Roy Allen, John Robinson, Betty Stone. ROW 2: Eeverly Lesco, Pat HUtCHlHSOH, Janet Jones, Joyce McCormick, Dorothy Aldrich , Sherry Allen, Mary Wisner , Evelyn Holderbaum, James Albro, Mr. Fox, teacher. RCN 3: Kenneth Aaron Brigh Lawrence Morr ROW Ll: Marlene an, Hecht, Janet Hubble, Ira Jackson, Sharon Hartwig, Nancy Jacobs, Frances Butts, Howard Bell, ison. Stcttlemyer, Gilbert Witney, CHQTLBS Bell, Eugene Meyers, Lynn Cummings, Marvin Mains, Jack Goodfellow, Davif P1115-o MMG Besides the usual routine of regular classroom work the group has especially enjoyed three interesting trips tHlS school year. The first was a trip to the machine shop owned and opera- ted by Mr. Whyte of Crtonville, where the group was able to observe the practical use of some twenty different types of machines used in the average small business. In the early spring, thirty-one of the thirty-eight in this room went by bus to the Buick Motor Co. plant in Flint and took thetwo hour conducted trip through this very large Umachine shop.' In May the entire class motored day at the capitol building, meeting of the state officers, seeing both Representatives in session and being to Lansing and spent a and visiting with many the Senate and House of formally introduced to the legislature by Senator Lane and Representative'3Dlispie, elected officers from this district. ANNUAL STAFF Marvin Mains Editor Martha Currie Business Manager Roy Allen BASKETBALL EASKETEALL Class Officers Janet Jones Treasurer John Robinson Reporter Betty Stone Secretary Mary WlSm6P President Lynn CUmMlOgS Vice President CHEERLEADERS Nancy Jacobs Joyce HcConnick Janet Jones Martha OJ rrie -QQ-Q' Judy Horton RCW 1: Jeanne Daynuff, Lanney Passmore, Norman Bright, GLGHD Hartwig, David Bentley, Jerry Harris, Pete Slavans, Glenn Harris. ROW 2: Tom Nuto, Paul Clark, Sharon McKenzie, Sharon Ray, George Rutter, Edward Blanchard, Jim Hempton, Gelston Nest. dCW 3: Mr. Burget, teacher, Ivan Sanford, Charles Frantom, CLGHD head, Ruth Mason, Katnyrn Hudson, Carolyn Eodah, Jo Ella Cummings, Joann Horton, Diana Eennett. ROW hz Carolyn Allen, Bonnie Hubble, Dolores Schueller, David Bennett, Harold harden, Gordon LeGrow, Hike Slavans, Richard Blue, Barbara McAra. ROW 5: Mary Becker, Margie Flemming, Janet McKenzie, Cleo Ciosek, Ruta Kilbreath, Dick Hain, Judy Patterson, Sally Holt. swag The seventh arade, under the supervision of Mr. Eurget, spenb an enjoyable year. For the second semester our class elected Tom Auto, president Harold Worden, vice president, Charles Frantom, secretary, Paul Clark, treasurer, and Jerry Harris, reporter. ln the fall our softball team defeated Wolcott twice. Our basketball squad was successful in clinching third place in the Junior League. Our class celebrated the holidays with parties. At Christmas we exchanged gifts and traded valentines at our valentine party. Also, they had two roller skating parties at Davison roller Fink. ANNUAL STAFF Pete Slavens Assistant Editor George Rutter Editor Harold Worden Class Oi'i'icer's Joann Horton Jo Ella Cummings D:1vi.f3. Eemvett ,J Ln H.empt,on Reporter Vice President Pr'-asi1iie.1t Bouncer Dolores Scnueller Diana Bennett Edward Blanchard Bouncer Secretary TI'917S11I'9I' 13:1 ie KE T EALI. CHEERLEADLRC ROW l: Evelyn Brown, Shirley Adams, Jerry Withey, David Holderbaum, Suzanne Flemming , Gloria Roberts, David Burton, Wilma Rayl, Shirley Marcotte. ROW 2: Donald Andrews, Frances Noble, Robert Bouck, David Jackson, Robert Hillier, Thomas Mallichek, Richard Ranney, Dale Long, Mrs. Myers, teacher. ROW 3: Jean Guffey, Karen McCormick, Marjorie Bell, Glen Arden, Robert Powers, Mary Cummings, Virginialhain, Ann Hale, Genevieve Bird. ROW LL: Kenneth Clayton, Calvin Hale, James Pratt, James Meyers, Thomas Slavens, Thomas Green, David Greenhoe, Lyle Cousins. mf!! The 6th grade camera club has seventeen members. The club's activities have been to take pictures for the annual and to study how to take better pictures, to determine causes for poor shots and understand how films are developed and prints are made. All sixth-grade pupils are members of the Junior Red Cross. Suzanne Flemming and Robert Hillier are the class representatives. Three boxes were packed to send over seas. The money for the articles in the boxes was earned by having a candy sale. ANNUAL STAFF Lyle Cousins Donald Amir WS Tnomas Green . O ,. . W 9 . Davlcl Greenhoe Assmstant Edlto- Assistant Manager Edltor Manage? I I .i lxkg' all .Q If BOY SCOU TS ls,-H GARDENING CLUB GIRL SCOUTS K . Q 4. . g I lv S 3 ,, n r - - L1-H CANNING RED caoss CANDY SALE M-H STCCK AND SEWING CLUB CLASS OFFICERS Genevieve Bird Robert Powers Jean Guffey President Vice President Secretary T1'eaSur'e1' CJ X-SQ ,- If x 1 'S' ',,, 4 , f-fir ' Tf.-l- f' V fl A .. ,,,,g,,W A X,.....-- J ,..L....- . ROW 1: Lewis Sharland, Linda Coffee, Karen Moreau, Paul Liscom, David Brown, Linda Horton, Pauline Ballard, Bobby Sherman. ROW 2: Mrs. Rockafellow, teacher, Charles Schank, Edwin Titsworth, Janice Laird, Billy Meranda, Edward Stone, Charles Sumpter, Patricia Frantom, Pamela Meranda. RCW 3: Rodney Pierson, Paul Heusted, Bobby Hegel, Guilford Berry, Judy Whyte, Leonard Arden, Tom Banta, Nancy Schiach. ABSENT: Mary Gough, Clark Johnson. afdzagmih The highlights of tne year were three trips. A conducted tour of Bishop Airport was a very interesting conclusion to the unit on airplanes. The train ride from Flint to Durand and back was especially thrilling for those who had never before ridden on a train. In May a visit to Edison Institute Museum and Greenfield Village was enjoyed by all. Three boxes of new and used clothing were sent to the Korean war orphans in care of Sgt. Dan Johnson, brother of Clark Johnson. The class received letters from Dan and his commanding officers thanking them for the clothing and tell- ing now grateful tne Korean children were. ik N71 Edward Stone David Brown Assistant Editor Treasurer Absent Billy Meranda R0be1'b Hegel Editor Secretary ANNUAL STAFF PACKING A BOX FOR wary Gough KOREAN CHILDREN ' Q n N N Shirley Marcotte Absent MY' 1 ' U' Absent KOREAN CHILDREN RECEIVING CLOTHING DAN JOHNSON AND KOREANS KOREAN CHILDREN ,Y CLOTHING FQR KQREA ONE OF THE EDXES SENT TO KOREA Clark Johnson Absent JN rs ROW l: Ellis Ballard, Judy Lake, Barbara Maxwell, Beverly Brown, Hugh Wilke, Terry McCormick, Clyde Harris, Jim Driscoll, Kathy Hale. ROW 2: Jerry Blackmore, Andy Bentley, John Noble, Peggy Coomer, Mona Tody, Jerry Allen, Beatrice Symanzik, Wayne Brandt, Mrs. Watson, teacher. ROW 3: Eugene Petherbridge , Donnie Pillen, Dale Heck, Carole Roberts, Ralph Scharf, Susan Butts, Lewis Main, Teddy Maule. ROW hz Betty Burdick Carol Morrison, Dale Morrison, Yvonne Coomer, Shirley Holderbaum, Robert Goodfellow, George Westrick, Kenneth Bell. ABSENT: Jerry Brosseau, Richard Auten. WG We are 33 in number and have had a busy and happy year. We have enjoyed our work. Especially have we enjoyed our geography for we have visited, through books, pictures, maps, and slide films, all parts of the United States. Some of our work is done in committees and we appreciate the work area adjoining our classroom for this. Our Ameri- can Indian project has been our largest. One of the highlights of the year has been a trip to Greenfield Village at Dearborn, in May. Other events of the year have been parties and programs in which we have taken part. ANNUAL STAFF Eugene Petnerbrldve Lewis Main Editor Beverly trom-rn Business Manager Larol Rooerts ASSlSt8Ilt fxdltor Secretary Q-A0 PLAINS INDIANS Hugh Wilke, J 6l'I'y Allen, Kenneth Bell, Dale Heck, Jerry Brosseau, Ralph Scnarf, Robert Goodfellow, Teddy Iflaule , Ilona 'Iody , Betty Bardick, Eugene Petnerbrldge. ,-ff H F5 I y 3, Pumlo INDIANS Jian Driscoll, Lewls Maln, Wayne brandt, John Noble, Jerry Blackmore, George 'vlestrick , Carol Roberts, Shirley Holderbaum, Susan Butte, Kathy Hale. WUO DLAN D If-I HI A N5 Peggy Coomer Beverly brown 6 ' Donnie Pillen Terly McConr.1ck Beatrice Symanzik -yi L An dy Bentley Clyde Harris COIVMITTEE AT WORK Jerry Brosseau , Jerry Allen, FIFTH GRLDE STUDENTS AT WGBH Terry 1-'1cComzick, Judy Lake. IN THEI3 CLA55R30i'l 1 ROW 1: Richard Robinson, Susan Kristek, Elizabeth Kristek, Michael Swanson, Charles Sanford, Fred Holderbaum, Allen Pruett, Bobby Flemming, Gerald Dayhuff, Linda Feher, Linda Bentley, Cheryl Saxton. RCW 2: Lois Hempton, Karen Pierson, Brent Eaton, Larry Cummings, Jack Powers, Vaughn Marsten, Raymond Converse, Steve McCandlish, Linda Wismer, Charlene Morrison, Sarah Clark, Diane Green, Mrs. Weaver, teacher. ROW 3: Sandra Bauer, George Burt, Bruce Rohrer, Lynn Bird, Nancy Sherman, Leon Nilson, Ross Mann, Bill Schaich, LeRoy Kendall, Wanda Marcotte, Kay Hillier. when school began in September, 1953, we were all pleas- antly surprised with the new building and new furniture We have especially enjoyed the excellent lighting and the mov- able desks which have been just the thing for com ittee work. Besides our regular school work we had time for some extra-curricular activities. Each child made a woven reed basket and shellacked it for his mother's Christmas gift. Our room was a real Santa's workshop. To add to the effect, a huge Santa and his eight reindeer were painted on the north windows of our wing. On the south side the windnns showed the Angel telling the shepherds about the birth of Jesus. We took part in the school carnival and nad a very fine Christmas party. Then came Valentine's Day with BHOUIST party. The year was a very successful one for all the ooys and girls and we wish them all success in the Sth grade. Sandra Bauer . . Linda Bently . . Lynn a c 0 George Burt . . . Sarah Clark 0 0 0 Raymond Converse Larry Cummings . Gerald Dayhuff . Brent Eaton . . Linda Feher . . . .Robert Flemming . Diane Green o 0 Q Lois Hempton . . Kay Hillier . . . Fred Holderbaum . LeRoy Kendall . . Elizabeth Kristek Susan Kristek . . MSS 0 0 o o Wanda Marcotte . Vaughn Marsten . Steve McCandlish Leon Nilson . . . Karen Pierson . Jack Powers . . Allen Pruett . . Richard Robinson Bruce Rohrer . . Charles Sanford . Cheryl Saxton . . Nancy Sherman . . Michael Swanson . Linda Wismer . . FOURTH GRADE STUDENTS IN THElR CLASSROOM PROPHECY Q 0 0 U O O O U O O I I O I O I Q U I I O I C Q O O O l O I l I O O O O I C O Air line stewardess Eye specialist Scientist Jet ace Nurse Scientist Professional ball player Elephant trainer Veterinarian Housewife Lawyer Teacher Nurse Wac Policeman Real estate man Actress Actress Jet pilot Nurse Owner of a mink ranch Veterinarian Farmer Nurse or actress Policeman Marine Farmer Natural scientist Farmer Policewoman Housemother in a children's hone Grocer Nurse ROW l: Richard Brown, Patty Roberts, Billy Lake, Ralph Morey, Kathleen Gusie, Glinda Swick, Robby Hale, Alvis Hicks, Mary Ellen Potts. ROW 2: Jeanne Bodah, Luella Roberts, Leonard Butler, Sally Nason, Ricky Horton, Mary McKenzie, Janes Schenk, Mickey Zellers, Sharon Patterson. RON 3: Donald Pluto, Wanda Hubble, Ronald Morea, Jerry Rayl, Eugene Deschner, Tim Barr, Ronert Snyder. ABSENT: John Hanna, Charles Stevens, Leona Spencer, Ruth Cook, Elizabeth Spencer. AMJZQWJLQ The 3rd and hth grade room nave had a good year working and playing together. We have made a clock, a store, a jungle village and individual scrap books showing different ways of travel. when we finished them we took a trip to Bishop Airport. We took part in the Christmas program under the direction of mrs. Noll. he gave to the march of Dimes, Red Cross and decorated nut cups for hospital trsvs. Richard Brown Warda Hubble Ronald M0168 Charles Fehar Ebbby Hale fmtn Ann Cook Jeannie Bodan James 'cnauk Leonard Butler Leona Spencer Ralph Morey Alvls Hicks Kadaleen Gusie Cnarles Stevens Mary Ellen Potts Billy Lake . . . Mary McKenzie . Donald Muto . . Ricky Horton . Mickey Zellus . Richard Houlden Eugene Deschner Hoy Cook .... Tim 0 0 0 o Elizabeth Spence Robert Snyder . John Hanna . . James Scharf . I' 0 TITRD AND FOURT4 LFADE IN TdEIR FLASSRUOH AMBITJONS Fenner Nurse Deep sea diver Policenan Factory worker Teacher Jurse Helicopter oilot Soldier Nurse Jet pilot rorest ranver Nurse Farmer Nurse Marine Air line stewardess Mailman Bell telephone repairman Base ball player Fo Bo I o agent State policeman Deep sea diver Jet pilot Secretary worker in riding State policeman Pilot. academy ROW 1: James Fleming, Woody Millspough, Edward Morrison, Jim Sanford, Vickie McCormick, Charles Feher, Jackie Falter, Diane West, David Laird, Cathy Lesko, Linda Tody, Linda Pierson. ROW 2: Dawn Kostecke, Mary Liscom, Mary Meyer, Ronnie Auten, Jim Scharf, James McNeil, Virginia Heusted, Mary B tts, Geraldine Wotring, Clennis Lilly, John Bird, Allan Rohrer, Mrs. Hill, teacher. ROW 3: Bill Holstead, Betty Holderbaum, Ann Nichols, Tom Bohlen, Robin Barr, Bob Andrews, LeRoy Andress, John Meranda, Barry Zubke, Bonnie VanKirk, Carol McAbee, Gary Greenhoe. ' Q The boys and girls started off the year in the brand new school. They were very good housekeepers all year and kept the desks and the room very neat. The children brought many plants to help decorate the room, and all through the year kept the bulletin boards covered WitH monthly activities. The P.T.A. gave the room a big fish aqparium which was stocked with goldfish. Though we had bad luck at the begin- ning with it, we were finally able to enjoy it. The children had many interesting units this year. One they enjoyed in particular was a study of foreign children. A note book was made which covered the countries of Spain Norway, Alaska, France, Mexico and Holland. The children made a paper village complete with stores, schools, churches, hospitals, and all he trimmings. The 3rd grade ended a very interesting school year with a group of 36 children. VALEW TlN E ' 5 DAY Jackie Falter NiEEEhtm '-V- Gary Greenhoe Junior Band Member , ,.--,fm-nu WWI inns: POST OFFICE David Laird Absent BROMNIES CUB SCOUTS BALANCE OF THE THIRD GRADE CLAS RCW 1: Carolyn Welch, Donna Sanford, Clifford .Jones, John Krause, Connie Maxwell, Karen Brown, Carol Pintek, Joyce McCormick, Elon Clark, Joe Roberts, Linda Becker- ROW 2: Mike McAbee, Patty Sherman, Cheryl Horton, Margaret Pratt, Vonette Gemeny, Terry Bouck, Car0lYU Am-dons Ronald Brgsseau , Raymond Rayl, Diane Rohrer, Elroy Converse, Marsha Slavens, Mrs. Rohloff, teacher. ROW 3: Pamela Dooley, Laurie Bird, Larry Tefryaha Nancy Mccandiish, Carl Magnum, caan Hiiiier, Terry Schlagel , Ronald Trafas, Sandra Mecklenburg, Carolyn Hecht, Margaret Sanford. ABSENT: Sandra Letts, David Roberts. Secancfg There have been approximately thirty-six children in the second grade room all year. Enrollment nas varied some. Much acting the part of characters in stories was a part of our activity program. At Thanksgiving, centerpieces for tables were made of salt boxes in the fonn of turkeys. At Christmas, pot holder racks were made,colored and shellacked The last project was circus. The teacher wrote to Ringling - Brothers Circus at Sarasota, Florida, for the backstage life of the circus performer and his family. We made circus wagons, rings and animals. We planned to attend a real circus. QECOND GRADL STUDENTS IN THETR CT ASSROOD Carolyn AH1dDD Llnda Becker Larry Berry Lwrelnm Terry Bouck Karen Brown Elon Clark Elroy Converse Joyce Coomer Pamela Dooley Vonette Gemeny Carolyn Hecnt Cean Hllller Cheryl do rton Cllfford Joles Jonl Krause Sandra Letts Carl Haglnn Mlke lcroee Jancy MCCaHdl1Sh Sandra Mecklenburg Carol Plntek har aret Pratt Davld Roberts Dlane Ronrer Donna Sanford largaret Sanford Terry Scnlagel Patty Snerman Marsma Slavens Catnerlne oylvester Larry Terryan Ronald Trafas Snaron Pruett PROIHFCY Clrcus perforner Nurse Pollceman CITCJS acrobat Forest ranger Nurse Warmer Scientlst Nurse Nurse Teacher Teacher Jurse Tap dancer la 1c1an EDUIHEST Teacher Flreman C1rcus performer Nur e Prtlst Vurse Pollceman Nurse Tap dancer Nurse Teacher Nurse Teacner MUSIC teacner Ambulance drlver Snake charmer Ballet dancer 15 v N .. ..: . A 'J ., ' o o 1- I U I i o o o 4. o c o ' . o o o 1 0 o n ' o 0 o o l . 0 s A Q o o ' u u 0 0 1 0 o 1 o 0 0 o .. . . R J c o o o . v 0 0 0 0 . I, . . - 'l o c 'L - 7, . o 0 0 o U I Q U X o o o o ' . ' ' Rl 'A x l 0 0 a o 0 Clown Y, . . L 0 0 0 . X' 0 0 0 l S 0 o 0 o 0 . T g 0 0 9 l o 0 o o . A 0 0 o 1 o o n s o .q J. . 1 o 0 o o o ,- o o Q o o , I 0 0 0 0 9 , . C . . 0 0 o 0 . ' ' o o 0 0 u 0 .. o Q 0 o o 0 0 0 0 I ROW 1: Iouglas Roberts, Terry Lake, Mary Lou Cousins, George Butler, Douglas McAbee, B lly Young, Ibnald Brandt, Annette Meyers, Francis Withey. ROW 2: Mrs. Gough, teacher, Rosalee Eodah, Raymond Hicks, Diane Butler, Chris Clark, Linda Wilson, Douglas Horton, George Petherbridge, Linda Green, Edward Morea. ROW 3: Joseph Salim, Larry Berry, Dennis Nithey, Charlene Zeller, Robert Andress, James Coomer, SHEIUH Pruett, Tom y Hull, James Hull. This year we have enjoyed four special parties Sponsored by the room mothers. Also, some birthdays have been celebra- ted with parties. We have decorated our room for every holiday and for seasonal changes. Our chore chart helped us share the privi- lege of Keeping the room neat. we gave money to the March of Dimes and the the Junior Red Cross and made place mats for use of hospital trays at Easter. Besides our regular work, we completed a book of Grade II Health stories and made posters on health and safety. FIRST AND SECOND GRADE IN THEIR CLASSROOM Robert Andress . . George Butler . Mary Cousins . Linda Green . . Raymond Hicks . Douglas Horton . . Tommy Hull . . . Douglas McAbee . . Edward Morea . . . George Petherbridge Richard Kibbey . . Lynn Ligntall . Linda Spencer . Melvin Spencer . . Linda Wilson . . Butch Witney . . Eennis witney . Billy Young . . Bosalee Bodah . . Ronnie Erosseau . . Diane butler . .. JmmsCmwer.. James Hull . . Terry Lake . . . Annette Meyers . . CHEPLSHG Zeller . . Leatna Jones . . Carolyn welch . AMBTTVONS Farmer Cowboy Cowgirl Teacher Cowboy Farmer Farmer Cowboy Fireman Cowboy Farmer Cowboy Nurse Indian Baby sitter Policeman Policeman fOl1CSm8H Nurse Fenner Nurse Policeman Ebctor Cowboy Nurse Movie Star Nurse Lady veterinariai ROW 1: Bobby West, Jane Fener, Jean Meyer, Ronnie Brown, Linda Abrams, Larry Kostecke, Ronnie Moreau, Janet Rockafellow, Patty Hull, Johnny Moore. ROW 2: Marcia Heusted , Melvin Wotring, Sally Burton, Marilyn Blahnik, Nancy Burt, Diana Feher, Eric Eicheid, Sharon Sutton, Shawn Bohlen, Joanne Allen, Herbie Mylin, Mrs. Pratt, teacher. ROW 3: Rodney Sumpter, Clayton Liscom, John Bentley, Billy Wickens, Billy Brosius, Bobby Pillen, Norma Zybke,Pamela Jacobs, Jane Echel, Glenn McKinnon, Todd Greenhoe. ABSENT: Richard Kibbey, Mary Hanna, Michael Robinson, Ronald Simmons, Gloria Allen. Wu' The first graders have had a busy and happy year. Other than the usual work the children have carried out interes- ting projects. The Indians and Eskimos were studied. A toy grocery store proved to be the most interesting of all. The child- ren brought the necessary store articles. Much fun was had learning to add and make change during the buying and selling process. Trips during the year included those to a sugar bush to watch the making of maple sugar, to the Bishop Airport and to a bakery. Linda Abrams Gloria Allen Joanne Allen John nently Marilyn Blahnik Shawn Bohlen Donald Brandt Billy Brosius Ronald Brown Nancy Burt Sally Barton Eric Eischeid . Jane Echel . . . Jane Feher . . . Diana Feher .b . Todd Greenhoe . Mary Hanna . . . Marcia Heusted . Patty Hull . . . Pamela Jacobs . Clayton Liscom . Glen McKennon . Jean Meyer . . . Johnny Moore . . Herbie Mylin . . Ronnie Moreau . Bobby Pillen . . Michael Robinson Janet Rockafellow . Ronald Simmons . Rodney Sumpter . Sharon Sutton . Bobby West . . . Billy Wickens . Melvin wotring . Norma Zubke - - FIRST f'F.ADE STUDENTS IN THFIR CIA SROOM AMBI TTON S O Tap Dancer Mo ther School te cr r Cowboy His driver Cowgirl Policeman Policeman Policeman Storekeeper Storekeeper Fireman Mmdtwmw School teacher Nurse State policeman Storekeeper Nurse Tap dancer Tbe dancer State policeman Doctor Ballet dancer Singer Sheriff Race horse rancher Uke player Second Lone Ranger Tap dancer Driver for Mills Bakery State policeman Nurse Soldier Slperman Superman Baton twirler . xc!-'Q ROW 1: Bill Bouclc, I-lickey Fener, Katny Easton, Bobby Sanford, Susan Sherman, Casey Gemeny. ROW 2: Katmeen Blannik , Bobby Winebrenner, Nikki Purcell, Clarence I-iylin , Bill McClain, Carolyn Baldwin , Pniilip Rockafellow. ROW 3: Linda Allen, Janet Tracy, Robin Sumpter, Jonnny1'icNeil, Michael Hudson, Susan Prue-tm, Albert Symanzik, Patty Millspaugn, Jimmy Stutesman, Rusty Burdick. ROE-.T 1: Jimmy Roberts, Billy Welcn, Danny liadcirili, Beverly Berry, Jimmy Pierson, Peggy Powers. RCM 2: Jonnny Coffee, Patti Simnoxw, Jimmy Amidon, .lmn Leblond, Dickfy Hillier, Nancy Tracy, HOW 3: Terry Scnaich, Nancy Amidon, Wayne Brosseau, Alvin Andress, Linford Betts, David 1-lorea. 'sill' E -J xf Wllill' KINDERGARTEN CLASS 195K uf' 4'-A if Ig! Adggiiicn Pr WA, 8 x f?f7 7' Q70 'fif' 4F43 Evil fix? Nlzi 1 QPWP ' fan IQL-af' ,YN A L' ggllxll ROW 1 Sharon kUtLO1, u rey Catt, Jean Dever, Mlchael ROb1USOH, Marllyn nlahnlk, Vary Hlll, bobby est, Ronald Brown, Qaynmnd Hlcks, Donald Brandt, B111 Young QOW 2 Nancy Tracy, Jane Feher, Ronald horeau, Nancy Burt, John noore, Douflas Roberts, Melvln otrlng, George But er, Mary Couslns, Herble ylln, Pa F1013 Hull, Diana Feher, Kathleen wood RCM 3 Llnda Ml1SOD, John Bentley, Pamela Jacob , Bllly lckens Butch wlthey, Er1c E1SChe1d, Rodney Su pter, Janet Rockafellow, Joanne Allen, Paula Hlnton, Sally Burton, nary Hanra nO: h Edward horea, Jane Eckel, Llnda Green, Jorma Zubke, Glen hcKennon, harcla deustec, Clor1a fllen, Elllv Broslus, Douglas Horton, George Petherbr1dge, Eob y 'len flwfton Tms om C SS f NBe to Others Klnd ani Good CLASQ FWLGRS Red and Jhlte CLAQQ SQNG CLASS YELL cnwarl cnlldren, oxward cnlldren ln tnls class so rlne, Yea Girls! - Yea Boys! he are all to etmer olHC1Hg Yea! - Yea! - girls and boys And we'll grow 1U tlme - Rah! Rah! Rah! What are we in? Onward chlldren, o ward cnlldren Zell you guess Klnderbarteners now. Kindergarten - Kindergarten B t to be bGulOPS we wlll strive Yes - Yes - Yes In 1955- 4 X 2 f g S 'i A y , s QE, g fl, 1 ' 2 152 dag gyf fi 5 A V ri ' J ' 5 Ti 2 f 1 OF K 1 J 6 N U ' x I ' 1 . ' , us- I , - 1IlN ?E,g1 ' s N I V 5 ' ' ' ' fel' Tt.M-sk r'f fa J rf- X . N, I T .N 1 Jr ' -A-I ' fi J' J v L ' - thy K - li, Q9 -fy 1, -2 ,eg J' I1 ' ,W be 'D Q- . -an 11 . ,TQI 1 ' 5 q 'y x A W i4 ' 'rx ' V ' ! 1 , is K n hi 1 lf 1' .J if .3 ' . a es J . f .Q 41 ' 1- -J , i,.l, - x .. lull 1 . , -, ,.. Y I : U A 1 A du v 1 , L' . ' . , . J . , L N . A . . . L : ' c 7 V S , '. W . Q 1 . V A . t . . vw O ' : ' P . - . 5 ' w' , . V L . G V' : f ' I ' Ut Fil , duff G ,' c . LA . LLQYU: l I' C .W O Al.: L, : A Y-7 . 22- 27- Fish Pond 6' SEPTEMBER School opened. Assembly - Mr. Sniraef, iectu Band went to the State Fair. Seniors ordered name cards. Individual pictures taken. Annual School Reunion. Senior pictures taken. OCTOBER Band Day at Ann Arbor. Penny Supper. Annual and Broadcaster staffs Michigan State Conference. M.E.A. Pictures taken for the Annual. FST. attended NOVEMBER Annual staff went to Ann Arbor. Carnival. Senior pictures delivered. Thanksgiving vacation. CARNIVAL BOOTH Betty Hin 10 19 21 23 LL lb 19 25 27-26 2 1: U 9 20 2LL 26 Norma Craig Betty Hill C' DECEMBER Senior Play. Senior Christmas Dance. Band Concert Christmas vacation began. JANUARY Back to school. Shrine Circus. Seniors girls went to St. Joseph hospital. Assembly - Mr. Hart, glass blower. Snow vacation. FEBRUARY F.F.A. boys went to Fanner's week at Michigan State. Sophomores ordered class rings. Maron of Dimes basketball game. M.E.A. Band solo and ensemble festival at Davison. Girls won basketball championship. Assembly - Scotch Duo. Mrs. Jones, coach Juanita Hubble J anet Thomas 16-19 23 GRADE STUDHWTS 6 MARCH Girls Basketball Banquet at Frankemmuth Snow vacation. ,JFH Round 0 District Band Contest at Flint. Dedication of Reid Elementary School. APRIL Minstrel Show. State Band Contest. Easter Vacation. Junior Play. Junior Q Senior Prom. MAY Band Banquet. Athletic Banquet. JuniorhSenior Banquet. Kindergarten Graduation. JUNE Grade school picnic. High school picnic. Report cards. EATTNG IN CAFETERIA ww e.-I 65175 I' ug 54 O x 'I 'I 'deiwozigm 1 '5 mm Seniafa CGRCNET SECTION SAKOPHOHE SECTION ROW 1: Marilyn Troyer, Jane Hale, Joyce Wotring. RCW 2: Iblores Lilly, Judy Horton, Gelston West, Dorothy Lesco, Beverly Hutchinson, MaryKristek, Larue Kendall. ROW 3: Sally Holt, Sharon Allen, Kenneth Hecht, Paul Clark, Craig Hardy, Ruth Auten, David Clark, Ann Barker. ROW 11: Cstandingj Joan Spanovic, Alberta Perry, Connie Larabee, Mary Wismer, George Rutter, Stewart Currie, Shirley Parrott. EiRCUSSICH SECTION 53,5 Y' f II1 'Ah-. or Qligh.. rg' K . I 1 1 -Ut GV ' ' Q .. V ' Q xg. .,.. , , , , ' 1 p f . . 2 5 Q Q K , ' O' 3 YY , ,i I . I V Ns, . '. . 1, I , 1 1 Q s I V ' , 2 - 9 21 f ' ' . f Qtr w 'F ,'- ' FT ' , .X .V . . V I '-, A . fn - J A - 4' Qhfi-1 ' I' C '4 I XC A .ll- J Q? Q A ' lr M, 1 1 Q - Q 'Q,'2'-fp? ,sf- 4 X f ,ff , f-- Q . 573 ,l X . : ., N I J sy' 51' s ,p 1 2, -7- ' - QWAQXQ N X X9 ' x. 84 Q 3 X ,L AP '- ' H V., XX 55 , 4' ' ' Q4 I ' dk, ff A N 9 N1 lj al , X Q 9 A 1 4 XX, f -r Z aj Z WNY 51 VN - , F - u , . 17, 1. 1, f gf' 'W if W' Q-X I x -7 Mm.. 'A ROW l: Tom Slavens, Pamela iwieranda, Linda Coffee, Karen Moreau, Judy '.-Inyte, beverly Brown, Betty Bardick, Francis Butts, Janice'Laird. ROM 2: Jeneane Dayhuff, Jim Hempton, Charles Frantom, Virginia Hain, Ted Maule, Nancy Schaik, David Holderbaum, Lynn Cummings, Roy Allen, Paul Huested, Bob Deschner, Gary Greenhoe, Mary Cummings, Linda Horton. STANDING: Ira Jackson, Pete Slavens, Mr. McHenry, Cgggnctor. ROW 3: Pat Frantom, Betty Stone, Eilly Meranda, Bob Powers, Rodney Pierson. o SENIOR BAND LOWER BRASS SECTTOw RCW l: Rudy Adams, David Ihndy, Aaron Brignam. ROW 2: James Allen, Paul Becker, Clarence Jacobs, John Robinson. Ecwcf SENIOR EAND OFFICERS 13W 1: Connie Larabee secrete T V . 1' UTY: tudy Horton, librarian, Jerry Nilson, president, Mr. McHenry, conductor. RCW 2: Marilyn Troyer, librarian, Janet Jones, vice president, John Holt, treasurer. dsx ROW l Carolyn Taylor, Irene McClure, Jean Taylor, Pat Hertz, Roberta Howes, Beverly Passmore, Teresa dertz, Ruth McCormick, Joyce Wotring, Crystal Frick, Judy Warren, torothj Howland, lrene Stephens ROW 2 Nancy Converse, Audrey Judd, darilyn IHOTUDSTPY, Tean nuto, Jorma Geyers Deanne Schlegel, Joan Scnlegel, Barb ra Hubble, Delores Lilly, LaRue Kendall, Joan Spanovic, ary Kristen ROW 3 Joan Sefa, Jean Mackenzie, Carol Symanzik, Nancy Brown, Connie Brigham, Phyllis Main, Ann Barker, nary Synder, Jackie Judd, narilyn Troyer, Doris Hale, Joyce Sprinfsteen, lr Ncdenry, d rector ROW h Marlene Allen, Jane Hale, Gloria Tohnson, Sue Jones, Sn r Sf Barrott, Pat Hecht, Sharon Allen, Norma Craig, ar ory Robinson, Louise dolderbaum ROW S Sandra Gussie, Jerry noo e, Riciard Hall, Joe' Stimsoi, Jam s RlClmOHd, Kirk Richards, John Freeman, Clarence Jacobs, Er 4 Bennett, Dona ymanzik Samoa sf Ghaua ROW 1 Jeneane Dayhuff, Lanny Passmore, Norman Bright, Glen Hartwlg, Davld Bently, Donald Adams, Paul Clark, Tom Muto, Clen Harrison, peter Slavens, Jerry Harris, Judy Horton, Sharon McKenzie ROW 2 Joyce Scharf, Sharon Ray, Jo Ella Cummings, Joan Horton, Samuel Hanna, Bob Deschner, Martha Currie, Ruth Mason, Ivan Sanford, Charles Frantom, Carolyn Bodah, George Rutter, L lston West ROW 3 Jim Hempton, Edward Blanchard, Roy Allen, John Robinson, Betty Stone, K2-'Ch1,YI1 Hudson , Glen Mead , Beverly Hutchinson, Iiaridon Jones , Joyce McCormick, Dorothy Lesko, Bonnie Hubble, Mike Slavens ROW h Delores Schueller, Pat Aldrich, Sherry Allen, Mary Vismer, Evelyn Holderbaum, Sharon Hartwig, Barbara ncAra, Richard Blue, Jim Albro, Kenneth Hecht, Janet Hubble, David Bennett, Harold Worden ROW 5 M McHenry, director, Sally Holt, Dianna Bennett, Judy Patterson, Marlene Stottlemyer, Carolyn Allen, Margie Flemming, Mary Becker, Clio Cio.-Ae U Janet McKenzie, Ruth Kilbreath, Nancy Jacobs, Aaron Brigham, Ira Jackson, Mrs Noll, accompanist ROW 6 Lawerence Morrison, David Pula, Howard Bell, Jack Goodfellow, Marvin Main, Lynn Cummings, Eugene Meyers, Charles Bell, Gilbert Withey, Dick Main, Francis Butts, Gorden LeGrow J HIGH SCHOOL CAMEFA CLUB ...pv- SEATED: Barbara Horton, Joyce wotring, Stewart Currie, Jay Blackmore. STANDING: Alex Bartsoff, Mr. Fbx, advisor, Jack VanTine. 6th GRADE CAMERA CLUB SEATED: Gerry Bird, Jerry Withey, David Greenhoe, Bobby Ebuck, Ebb Powers. STANDING: Margie Bell, Calvin Hale, Karen McCormick, Mary Cummings, Virginia Main, Jimmy Meyers, Donald Andrews, Tom Slavens, Jean Guffey, Jimmy Pratt, Lyle Cousins. C ,V 57' SPANISH CLUB ROW l: Mildred Harris, Carol Symanzik,RosslyrnConverse, Elsie Holm, Joan Sefa, Jean Ann MacKenzie. ROW 2: Teresa Hertz, Ruth Ann McCormick, LaRue Kendall, Lois Miller, Jerry Moore, Norma Meyers, Janice Titswortn. ROW 3: Alberta Perry, Joyce Springsteen, James VanTine, Joel Stimson, David Clark, Phyllis Main, Jacqueline Menne. VARSITY CLUB ROW l: Kirk Richards, Nelson Kiloourne, Gary Smitn, Jerry Holdorf, Jonn hummins, Ray Miller, Tom Hacker. ROW 2: Wayne Heck, Phil Smeltzer, Don Austin, David Morgan, Jonn Freeman, Richard Hall, Harold Auten, Fred Bennett. ROW 3: Mr. Wickens, advisor, Edwin Pierson, Frank Taylor, Jerry Nilsen, Joel Stimson, Ronald Allen, Mr. Stacey, advisor ROW 1: Lawrence Noble, David Clark, Francls Scharf, Ronald Allen, Rudy Adams, Richard Gualdoni, Charles Snarland, Mr . Noll, adviso r. ROW 2: James Allen, Charles Hale, Ricnard Grover, James Gordon, Fred Bennett, Dave Morgan, Lee Miller. 4.4.4. .-.:g::'...:.. .'.. . I - -.-- -- 4:.1'2-T7-:7-- . .-. ,, ,Wm ,n4gAOO41! p l Q' 5, I I '4 H51 ry '. 'O .q , 'fu . fm fr '. J' gg fy O AAA -at f 1? fs nj FFA MOTTO f Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve .-af X It 'L' Q A O , vp. fm ' rf Q b Y 5 . -' ' 'v 0 1 ' U o ' R? yifsu -. -,212 . - 0' IQ I gf, I' . V A Ty! 0.4 . I 1-.f , rl' is l I 2 of Y x BV iff' yi X Q ROW l: Tom Hacker, John Rummins, Ray Miller, Harold Auten, John Freeman. ROW 2: Dorothy Howland, Patricia H8CHt, Kay Scott, Ann Barker, JoAnn Johns. RUN 3: James Richmond , Ronald Allen, Paul Becker, Nelson Kilbourne, Frank Taylor, Joel Stimson, Mr. Jenkins, advisor. .8114 OFFICERS Ray Miller President Harold Auten Vice president John Rummins Secretary John Freeman Treasurer Tom Hacker Reporter There has been a new club organized in Goodrich High School called the Future Business Leaders of America. The intention of this club is to get more students better acquainted with the way business goes on around us. The meetings were held once a month, on the first Tuesday, during the lunch hour. Mr. Jenkins, the sponsor, brought cake and ice cream quite often to make a change from just a plain meeting. There were dues of S04 a semester so we may have our names on record in the national office, Washington, D.C., as America's future business leaders. K I N G JOHN HOLT DART GAME ROW 1 Margie Robinson Senior King John Holt Junior Queen Jean Taylor Junior Joel Stinson Senior C A R N I V A L November 13, 1953 Q U E E N JEAN TAYLOR NAIL DRIVE ROW 2 Betty Stone Eighth J ames Stimson Freshman Phyllis Main Sophomo r J ames Cordon Sophomor Roberta Howes F rc shman Lynn Cummings Eighth A-wb. DEDICATION OF WELLS C. REID ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Dr. Wells C. Reid, well-lmown physician and beloved citizen of this comrmmity is shown receiving the plaque that officially named the new grade building as the Wells C. Reid Elementary School. Dr. Reid, we feel sure, is worthy of this high honor. Presenting the plaque is Claude Zimmerman, former president of the Board of Education. The presentation was made at chdication ceremonies held at the school on March l8, 19514. The new building, located on Seneca street, was occupied in September of last year. There are six grade moms which house one section each of kindergarten through the fifth grade. Superintendant Gemeny's office is also located in the new building. A ANNUAL ROW 1: Mr. Jenkins, adviser, Ray Miller, sales manager, Nelson Kilbourne, business manager, Nina Rhiness, eQitOP3 Lois Miller, assistant editor, Clarence Jacobs, assistant business manager, Betty Hill, typist. ROW 2: Janice Titsworth, literary editor, Norma Craig, sports editor, Mr. Fox, adviser, Joel Stimson, art editor. SWF BROADCASTER ROW 1: Jackie Judd, circulation, Pat Hecht, business man- ager, Ada Vilas, advertising, Barbara Hubble, art, Ann Barker, art, Gloria Johnson, advertising, Shirley Parrott, band news and features, Jean Muto, high school news. ROW 2: Mr. Abrams, adviser, Beverly Passmore, circulation, Pat Hertz, circulation, Jean Taylor, international and sports news, Sue Jones, assistant editor, Connie Brigham, Editor, Dorothy Howland, grade news, Joan Spanovic, features, Crystal Frick, advertising. ROW 3: Richard Grover, advertising, John Holt, art, Richard Hall, printing, Craig Hardy, Printing, Dick Machesky, printing, Francis Scharf, printing, John Freeman, print- ing, Fred Bennett, advertising, Mr. Jenkins, adviser. Jeff Adams Carol Adams Wes Adams Hyacinth Adams Peggy winkle Eve Mason Leno re Hudson Helen Sarah Mrs. Trimmer Truck Driver Student Director CAST 'N Mrs. McCandlish Director BROTHER GUOSEH December 10, 1953 John Rummins Norma Craig Clarence Jacobs Lois Miller Nancy Converse Juanita Hubble Louise Holderbaum Jo Ann Johns Dona Symanzik Betty Hill Gary Smith Janet Thomas ROW 1: Qstandingj Nancy Converse, Dona Symanzik, JoAnn Johns, John Rnmmins. ROW 2: Cseatedj Juanita Hubble, Betty Hill, Norma Craig, Louise Holderbaum, Clarence Jacobs, Lois Miller, Gary Smith. ABSENT: Janet Thomas THE TWO MISS HHVIDTGWAYSN Am-11 23, 19511 Gladys Pollitt Mrs. Gilmour Bob Lindsey Hazel Boyd Linda Carson Steven warren Mrs. Addison Miss Tranter Miss Hemingway Miss Lucy Student Director CAST Dorothy Howland Kay Scott John Freeman Jean Muto Connie Brigham Richard Grover Shirley Parrott Ann Barker Pat Hecht Beverly Passmore Barbara Hubble PM MR. ABRAMS Director STANDING: John Freeman, Kay Scott. Huw 1: Connie Brigham, Ann Barker, Jean Mute, Dot Howland, Shirley Parrott. HOW 2: Pat Hecht, Beverly Passmore, Barb Hubble, Richard Grover. VARSITY Juanita Hubble Janet Thomas Norma Craig Nancy Converse rt.. sb ,pf , f'1 u-D RESERVE Irene Stephen: Sue Ann Jones Patricia Hecht Shirley Clcria Parrott Johnson Under a forecast of no higher than seventh place the Goodrich Martians played an expert season, under the direction of Coach Wickens, and stepped into fourth place this year in the Class C league. They came out winning four, losing two and tiein one Th g . ey also played Ortonville, a non-league game, which they won by a large margin. The season started this year with the loss of eighteen lettermen for various reasons. Ronald Holdorf, the ace tackle who drowned last summer, was among these. Bob Finley, who was noted for his speed all over the county made 3 the All-County team as an offensive back Honorable mention w t to 0 en end, Nelson Kilbourneg guard Frank Taylor and back, James Hamilton. Gary, Joel, Johnny, Fred, Center, JSPTY' Rummins, SCORES Goodrich 2U Hoover GGZ0g-Sch 211 Ortonville 0 .Ch 0 otisviiie Goodrich 13 Dye Goodrich 27 Utley Goodrf-Ch O Swartz Creek Good?-Ch I-10 Linden Goodrich St. MaI,y.gS La-f'I'.Y, Wayne, Frank, Jerry, Ron, Phil, Nelson ROW 1: Gary Smith, Larry McAra, Frank Taylor, Jonn Ronald Allen, Nelson Kiloourne, Joel Stimson, Fred RCW 2: Jack VanTine, Joe Sefa, Ralph Arden, George Gary Nichols, Jim VanTine, Fred Tody, Jim Stimson, Smith, Coach White. Bennett. Pierce, Charles ROW 3: Coach Wickens, Donald Austin, Richard Hall, Phil Smeltzer wayne Hecht, Jerry Holdorf, Dick Marshall, 9 Harold Auten, Tom Coomer, Dave Morgan. RDW 1 Wayne Mcnn , Jack VanT1ne, Jerry Moore, Mayne Heck, Ibn Austin, Joe ela, Charles Smith ROW 2 David Pundy Larry watson, Jay Blackmore, Georve Pierce, Walter D VPDLOI , Lawrence Noble 3 Stewart Currie, Alex hart off, Fred lody, Edwin Wismer, James Stlmson, James VanT1ne, dr Stacey, coach Goodrich Goodrich Goodrich Goodrich Goodrich Goodrich Goodrich Goodrich Goodrich Goodrich Goodrich Goodrich Goodrich SCORES PLAY-OFF Atherton Utley Linden Otisville Ortonville Dye Atherton Utley Ortonville Linden Otisville Dye Montrose ROW 1: Ray Miller, captain, Mr. White, coach. ROW 2: David Morgan, John Freeman, Fred Eennett, Phil Smeltzer, Harold Auten, Jerry Nilson, Jerry Hoidorf. Goodrich - SS Goodrich - 27 Goodrich - SO Goodrich - MO Goodrich - 59 Goodrich - 30 Goodrich - SO Goodrich - hl Goodrich - 30 Goodrich - 53 Goodrich - 3h Goodrich - oh 4 hth place Goodrich - h5 Regional Goodrich - bl play-off SCORES RAY HAROLD Atherton Utley Linden Otisville Ortonville Dye Atherton Utley Ortonville Linden Otisville Dye Montrose Ortonville . if Ig , 3,5 1 M-gmgefwwgcf . Nwfwam A E K r f fl , x 3 1, M ,- f .. , 'F 1 X , if an Ui .Z 1 JA. ., fi 6 ,Y Jr. f I ag. 5 ? w. -an ., . , ,-V ..- Q W Q , , if A ' Q f,gr:,e',f I 5 - s if WSW M ,A x '1 .4 r ' . wif' 1' if' 'R an 8, . ' '-?3 5u 2 , Mff' Y qi, M ep v .W in AH? E YQ I v t' ' ski 1 is 4 ' 'f ,V.' V Q. A aw -4' 2: WY gh f ,1. Q, I 1 'w 1 Vg' 'ss 1, Aj ax , 4, ' A H4 ,, '-u. I 3 ' 1 4 , , 'R i ll 1 5 ,z , 4: Z, - ffw f ' ' '. f f? .Q , x 'c ,Wy ig, x M , Q . if J.. , . if ,ff ' ,wwf X '-.YIQUQ if I , 554 if ROW'l: Jean Taylor, Norma Meyers, Phyllis Main, Jean MacKenzie, LaRue Kendall, Carol Symanzik. HOW'2: Norma Craig, Betty Hill, Kay Scott Ann Barker, Gloria Johnson, Juanita Hu bblef ROW 3: Mrs. Jones, coach, Sue Jones, Pat Hecht, Barbara Hubble, Shirley Parrott, Varilvn Tro er Connie sri h manager. i U Y 1 E am: AEMT:JmmtHmws JUANITA GLORIA NUHMA E cs-lg, DFICI, Q, HJ ROW l: Roy Allen , manager, Carter Nichols, Kenneth Hecht, manager. POW 2: John Rummins, Edward Pierson, George Craig, Alan Clime, Harley Tody, Keith Beck. ROW 3: Mr. Wickens, coach, Gary Smith, James Richmond, Jerry Holdorf, Ronald Holdorf, Charles Simpson, Jim Hamilton, Nelson Kilbourne. ROW 1: Joan Schlegel, Connie Brigham, Shirley Parrott, Gloria Johnson, Sue Jones, Ada Vilas, Sharon Allen, Teresa Hertz. ROW 2: Jean Taylor, Patricia Hecht, Kay Scott, Norma Beck, Marilyn Troyer, Jean Ann MacKenzie. ROW 3: Mrs. Jones coach Billie Snover Ruth Ann Auten LaRue ! D 3 D Kendall, Ruth McCormick, Joan Sefa, Patricia Hertz. l,, HL,-1811 xi.. 4 ax . 4 5 I Jxtif, ' 7 4 'Q I, .fa ROW 1: Frank Taylor, Paul Becker, James Hamilton, Bob Finley, James VanTine. HOW 2: Jonn Freeman, Joel Stimson, Gary Smitn, Jonn Rummins, Craig hardy, Ronald Snyder. ROW 3: Ricnard Grover, Harold Auten, Ricnard Hall, Tom Hacker, Wayne Heck, Fred Bennett, Tom Coomer, Mr Stacey, coach. ROW l: Joan Scnlegel, Ann Barker, LaRue Kendall. RON 2: Mrs. Jones, coacn, Gloria Jonnson, Janet Tnomas, Kay Scott, Barbara Hubble, Shirley Parrott. 7wck ALLEI, RONALD TROIAS Football l,2,3,M, CCapta1n MD, Baseball 1, Track 2, V8TSlt5 Club 2,3,M, Pres1dent 1, Treasurer M, Jun1or play cast, Boys' State 3, F F A 2,3,M, F B L A BFCK, NAIINE IARIE Senlor play st ff, F P A 1, Glee Club 1 BECKER, PAUL WILLIAAI Football l, Tr ck 3, F B L A M, Band M CQAIC, NORAA JEAN Ba ketball l,2,3,M , Softball l, Tr ck l,2,3,M, V108 PPBSIGSHL 2, Cheerleadlng 2,3,M, Broadcaster staff, Annual staff, Senlor play cast, H1 C 2, Clee Club 2,3,M CONVBRSE, NANCY JANE Basketball 1, Cheerlead1ng 2 3,M, Treasurer 1 Broadcaster st ff, Junlor play cast, Sen1or play ca t, F F A l, H1 C 1 , Glee Club l,M, Band 1,2 HACKER, THOMAS JOSEPH Football 1, Basketball l,2,3, Track 2,3,M, F F A 2, F B L A M, Secretary 1,3 HAMILTON, JAMES ANTHONY Football l,2,3,M, Basketball l,3, Track l,2,3,M, Baseball l,2,3,M, Varslty Club 2,3,M, V1ce Pres1dent 3 HILL, BETTY ANN Basketball l,2, 3,M, Clas reporter l,2,3, Broadcaster staff, Annual staff, Jun1or play cast, S8H1OP play cast, F F A l POLDERLAUA, LOUISE ELLNOR Basketball l, Broadca ter staff, JUUlOT play cast, Senlor play cast, Glee Club M Treasurer 2 Broadcaster staff, JUD1OT pl y cast, Sen1or play cast, Cl e Club l,M, Band l,2 JACOBS, CLARE CE BRUCE Football l,2, Basketball 2, Track l,2, Presldent M, Broadca ter staff, Annual staff, Junlor play cast, Sen1or play cast, Band l,2,3,M, Glee Club l,2,3,M JOHNS, JO ANN JUHIOT play cast, F P I 1 F B L A M, Glee Club 2,3 KILBOURNE, NELSON WILLIAM Football l,2, 3,M, Baseball l,2,3,M, Varslty Club 2,3,M, Broadcaster staff, Annual staff, F B I A M NCARA, LARRY DOUGLAS Football 2,3,M, Sen1or play staff MENNE, JACQUELINE EDNA Senlor play staff, F h A 1, Sp8D1Sh Club M, Glee Club l MILLER, LEE MAYNARD Football l,2,3, Track 1, F F A 2,3,M LILLER, LOIS ANN QPARROTTJ Basketball 2, Softball l,2, Annual staff, Junlor play st ff, S8n10P play c st, F h A 1, H1 C l,2, Spanlsn Club M, Glee Club l,2, Salutatorlan MILLER, RAY1OND DONALD Football l,2, Basketball l,2,3,M, Track 2, Annual staff, Broadcaster staff, Secret rv M F B L A CPres1dentl M PERRY, ALBERTA ANN Basketball 1, Broadcaster staff, S6H10T play staff, F H A l, Glee Club l, Band l,2,3,M, L1brar1an 3,M, Span1sh Club M PERRY, EINA MAY Basketball 1, Broadcaster staff, SSHIOT play staff , F h A l, Glee Club 1, Band l,2,3,M, L1br r1an 3 PIERSON, EUJIN RODERICK Football l,2,3, BaSketbal1 l,2, Baseball l,2,3,M, V8TS1ty Club 2,3,M, F F 2 S . S . NE A E 3 ' . T . 1 . Q 0 0 ' o o o 0 Llc Qu u 'TL 2 . c 8 xg AO Q Q ' 'Z I 2. o o o o 0 L ' LV ' ': s a ' . .4 . M U . .- 'Q . - X Y .X S . ,J , EL . ' . S 0 .0 'o . 0 v 1 ' - 3 0 0 'Q Q o 0-0 o . l 'I 2 . ' . . . -i f'l .. S S . . 0 o 'Q 0 . TBA W S I : s ' . . . HUBBLE, JUANITA MAY: Basketball l,2,3,M, Track l,2,M, Cheerleading 2,3,M, 3 H . a . .J E A ' V . - J - il ' : ' s ' ' . A 0 vu 2 . H 0 no .0 , 0 0 0 .0 0 . 1 1' ' V: - 0 cue 0 o 'K . 3 0 ' Y : . 0 .0 0 . 0 ' ' 2 0 o o 0 ue A ' 0 ' 0 a . 3 Q vo 0 v' ' V . 0 'VT l ' L I 5. , , 0 0 1 0 ' Q 0 o 0 h . . ' 0 : . v ' 0 A . 0 0 o 5 0 I . 2 I . I, 0 o. o 0 RICHARDS, NELSON ICIRK broadcaster staff, RICHMOND, JAIES LEROY Glee Club 1,2,h ROBINSON, MARIORY MAY Glee Club 1,2,3,h, RUTLLJIR S, JOHN EDWARD play cast, F B L A SCHARF, JOH BENJAMIN A RHIN SS, NINA MAY Track 1, Presldent 2, Broadcaster staff, Annual staff, Tunlor play QStudent d1rectorD,Glee Club 2, D A R Pllgrim, Valedlctorlan Football 1, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, Varslty Club, Senlor play st ff, Glee Club 2,3,h Football 1,2, Baseball 3,h, Track 1,2, F B L A , Broadcaster staff, H1 C 1,2, F P A 1, Band 1,2,3, CSextette 21 Football 1,2,3,h, Baseball l,2,3,Il, Track 3,Ll, Senlor Track 2,L, Broadcaster staff, Senlor play staff, SNITH, GARY ROGER Football 1,2,3,h, Basketball 1,2, Baseball l,2,3,h, Track 3,h, Treasurer 3, Junlor play cast, Senlor play cast SPRINGSTEEN, JOYCE IRENE Basketball 1, Softball 1, Broadcaster staff, Jurlor play staff, F h A 1, Sp8I1lSh Club Il, Glee Club 1,2,3,h, Librarlan STIM OI, JOEL ROGER Football h, Vlce Presldent h, Annual staff, H1 C h, Glee club 3,u SHLANZIK, IIJNA MARIE Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,2, Junlor play staff, Senlor play cast, F P A 1, Glee Club 1,2,ll TAYLOR, FRANK fILLIAM Football 1,2,3,ll, Track 2,3, Varslty Club 2,3,b, Junlor play cast, F B L A ll THOMAS, JANET FAYE Basketball 1,2,3,Ll, Softball 1, 2, Track 1,2, 3,h, Cheerleadlng 2,3,h, Secretary 2, Presldent 3, Broadcaster staff, Junlor play cast, Senlor play Cstudent dlrectorl, H1 C 2, Glee Club 2,3,h TPORNBERRY, MARILYN ANN Track 1, Broadcaster staff, Junlor play staff, F H A 1, Glee Club l,2,3,L1, Band Qmagorettel 1,2 TITSWORTH, JANICE MARY Broadcaster staff, Annual staff, Junlor cast, Hi C 1,2, bpanlsh Club Lg, Llbrarlan 2, Clee Club 1 May 26 1 ay 26 lay 27, 28, 29 Flay 30 May 31, June 1,2 June 3 June ll June 6 June 9 SENIOR TRIP June 5 Roof Garden llotel, Somerset, Penn Potomac Park Motor Court, I asn D C Arllnrfton Hotel, Atlantlc Clty, N J Hotel Knlckerbocker, New York Clty Mark Twaln Hotel, Elulra, N Y Nlagar Falls, untal lo Baccalaureate CO MEN CEIEN T Ply 4Isg? . lfirb 0 -,T fm- I, . 11:44 2 '. ' I I o 0 o 0 , , . l 1 A ll Q .1 o '. 'VT . 1 ' 0 o 0 o ll a -5 -V. . .- ' ole Ac 0 .1 y --w - ' - ' i .a 2 o 'o o o I-lo Q 9 ' I-J 0 F.F. . 2. vl I A I o u 2 . , . . 1 o o o o C , . . . u L, I 3 ' 0 .f 1 1 - .' 1 2 oao o o .L . vs 2 . o o o o 0 . , . , Q I A . . g . . . . . 0 . . . A A L O Q . o 0.0 . o . I . I . . . . . - v ' - , V 'l ' c 1 ' .' 1' ' WJ 0 0 0 , . . D o 0 . . . L I H' o o . F , - Y. . 1 0 wv i 7. 1 'v'2'w4.fw'lv'N.ZN.?i'sf'vAifkY COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS R O B E R T S G R O C E R Y Phone lbll TO LOOK YOUR BEST!!! CALL Grand Blanc Owen h-6h2l 'BOULEVARD CLEANERS' Laundry Servlce Mendlng Hats Blocked Dyelng Rug Clean1ng A T L P S 8382 Holly Rd Grand Blanc SENIOR SCUUTS RCM l Snaron Allen, Irene McClure, Rosslyn Converse, Joar Sefa, COUI16 Lar bee, Teresa Hertz HOW 2 hrs Converse, leacer, B1ll1e Snover, Nancy Brown, Ruth Auten, LaRue Kendall, Mrs Sefa, leader CL SS OF 'Sh MARREN E THROOP JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Phone 15 Davlson 'N' vxfifvvx, li 'N' Comoliments the Cla s of 1954 D Y S T 'FH 'DHI-'li' 'lfifif 'N' DAVISON siifxl QZNI ' L1 I 4 4 C V . . ,I ' F . - I F' 'froftft' Q rt'A'M 1+ CONGRATULATIONS TO 8 THE 5 L 1 A 5 'SZ ' -X' -if , , K gy r ' 4 J R E I ' S P P 1 jr D R L e--7 o R E 45 N ' 5 H S w 3 4, . - 5 COMPLII AEN TS F 11.014 YERKEY 8. SON SALES GRA XID BLANC CLARK' S STORE FIXTURVS '!?'li K' .u,.N,.n, Food S8I'V1CG Insta. tutlonal Heatlng Equlpment Refrlgeratlon S6I'V1C8 an Equlpment 'FHH1' -it-31-tt FLINT SERVICE GRAND BLA N C Our Congratulatlons to Goodrlch Hlgh School And 1ts Senlor Class of 'Sh REIGLE FUN RAL I-TONE 2111? S Saglnaw Street F L I N T DeJOHN ' S SPORTSMAN CENTER Archery Range Rlfle oiange Licenses Gun Ren 1 Sportlng foods 61Fhl DAVISON 91463 Maple Avenue if Mlle West of M 15 1 , . s 4? P ll P ' I I-- , - r S . d g J? - L a' r' 1, -' fu PH. ' we, the senlors of 19514, puollshers of this book, w1sh to express our slncere apprec1at1on for the ass1stance we have recelved 1n 1ts preparatlon Among those whose nelp and vuldance has been invaluable to us are OUR ADVISORS Mr Jenklns and Mr Fox, whose tlme and efforts have been great- ly appreclated enabled us to complete our annual on t1me CRAINE STUDIO Whose photo raphy has been a great a1d OUR ADVLRTISERS Whose patronage has helped make our annual a success ++ mr 's GRAVEL 3.11 READY MIXWD CONCRETE Phone 333 Goodrich Compliments of G O O D R I C P A FRIWNDH G E N E R A L + +'+4+++'l+ W HOSPITAL ' O TH FACULTY: Whose co - operation has 2 S O , F STlMS0N'S DEPARTMUIT STORE WO1V9T116 Work Shoes Gents, Ladles, Q Ch1ldren's Sun Dlal Shoes 1 Ready to Wear Dry Goods A V I S O N CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs McCormick Mrs Mrs gS IOLE P I L T Feeo Seed Coal PHONE 18R2 ORTONVILLE ompllments to tre Class of l9Sh 'HOLLY JEUELERS' 102 N Saglnaw Street Phone 7 M711 Holly R N A S O M 15 at M111 Street Ortonvllle PHONE S9R3 77991 Success to tne Graduatlng Class of D I X I E C L E A N E R Phone 9990 Dav o ' , - r ,, 1: 'l c ' '. J .1 it tl: 1, 4, . I, . ,, . 3 3 G I F I S f 7 . I Q 1, 4 D . 4 1, - 91- l A N il di ,V '. as as PLUMBING SUPPLIES ' n .L -X. I ,x, 0 . O ' -'AWA'-?A AY 4 ' T ,. r 1' i L' OF 4' ' N 5 5' - ,L 3 '51-L 1+ H A 1 o N 4, , , '+ 5 - - 1, , It G S 4' ' ' 'r u 4., 17, MAJORETTES Gloria Johnson Shlrley Parrott Jacquellne Judd 'X-'25-rr FRICK'o Goodrlch M41 rLOSSIE'S QVAUTV SHOP Conpl ment of WBRALIDNW LUMBER Q SUPPLY COMPANY R T O N V I Hwne7 Cowpllments to the Senlors DR DEFTUDORF A DR CONQUEST VELERINARIANS Small Anlmal hospltal General Hosggtal Practlce GRAND BLANC 'A FRIFND COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIORS HBFLFORD IOTOR SALTSH 316 NORTH MAIN STREVT PHONE 131 DAVISON I-1 1. d C O M P L O . . I F M E N I J n , T - S BARBLR SHOP wwwwwwww T ez- -x- L L E OR 31-N- 'N-I+ cmmmmmyumwz CLASS OF l95U' PERRY S GROCERY ATLA CON GRATULATIO S CLASS OF '5u 'N X'i1 H N- I AN' FAC TURII G COVPANV ii-11'il ll'-iH1 M' ATLAS JAMLS IAGYAR JEWEL QS 333 iam Street Davlson, M1Ch1g3.1'1 Columola Keepsake Dlamonds GIFTS JU 'ELRV WATCPTES D V' IWBLFIQNT O cCu1lock Chaln aus Case Farm qulpment Chore Boy llkers 1 AUTHORIZED 16 T 0 N V I WISCGWQIN O CLINTON MOTOR SALES TO THE 1 S -N-as -ari A Ldv El 15 DY . TO THE . . - ., es-ze A A W .JDJ - Y' . In WHYTE '. Lx N HA LJY . . nl 'I C . 'J ' C' . AL LJ E . fl. Ph. Ph 62 ' 2 L L E . ROLLAWAY RECREATION LLOYD'S SERVICE Gulf Petroleum +444 Products -- Accessories Hunting A Fishing Supplies BOWLING Car Washing Sf Lubrication iff M - 15 GOODRICH Phone 61 DAIRY BAR -X-H-K ROLLER SKATING HELFA'S GRILL We Fri Sat Q Sun Short Orders QHHQ Lunches Best Home Made Pies D A V I S Phone l3F Davison OAK MEADOW BRAND Butter and Cheese HADLEY DISTPICT DALM Bus ufavzas Assoclfvrloxs Mrs Moreau, Hrs Forton Hlghest Prlces OI' Mr Abrans C ream Ov Ar Johnson, hr holdorf Mr mC3Ku1Sh Mr Hang Mr TI' 'Y Phone 2SF2 Hadley dv. .C O O o N ' ROW 1: Mr. Burget, Mrs. Allen, CSince 18935 . - 'v . . - . . f . o . 1 , R. 1,421 1 0 '- 0 - JACK CAMPBELL, INC. UNO GArBLE WITH CAMDBELLN CARS TYJCKS A 1 USED CARS Complete Servlce All Nakes of Cars 2h Hour Wrecker Servlce Palnt and Bump Shop 61h NORTH STAT? ROAD HC4E 10h T SALFS Q SVRW CE CASE 1+Aru1 EQUIPIJINT New Idea Farm Equlpment Jew HolWand day Balers iotpolnt M Speed Queen Mall Cnaln Saws Televlslon HEATING PLUHBING APPLIA1CES DAVISON CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 195h 1 x COMSANV Grand Blanc G 0 Q D R I Phone 1h3 W . L L L p on 'A P1 'V , , ,W ' Ju L .' .L A w nw F , TO THE , ,, . . l - . L. . . Sherwln Jllleams-Palnt GOODRICEi I 1 - A I ' ' . f' mNU?f f3Ti:R1NG Q 1 li, .5 --- - C H JANITORS Mr 088 Mr Beers Mr Holderbaum Compliments to UTh Seniors T O R E Dsv'son Congratulataons To The 'Class Of 'Sh' JONESLY'S INN M 15 L Lapeer Roads Ph Davlson 379 HOME OF GOOD WOOD . HADLEY FOOD LOCKERS . Slaughtering - Processing Turkeys Wholesale Meats WMr Q Mrs Doug Brown Phone 2hF2 Hadley EAGLE SERVICE STATION GOODRICH HDALBY BROTHMRSU Groceries Meats Our Congratulatlons to the UC1ass of 'Shu Goonaxcg M. 8 ll GAMBLE I M S .. DAVISON Compliments FLORIST Sc GIFT SHOP of Mr. Sn Mrs. Partridge Proprietors th e - Specializing in - Wedding SL Funeral Arrangements 723 w. Flint street ' GOODRICH 'W 4+ -N- W TELEPHONE 44' -as -x- -n- GQMPANY 4+ Congratulations -x- -u- Senior Class UOLOHAN 'S ELEVATOR Phone Davison Phone Goodrich Purlna Feeds Builder ' s Supplles CONGDATULATLO S -x- 11- TQ wr -mf -n- UPTEGRAFF MOTOR HCLASS OF '5 A 611 SALES Q VI S INC. x!?f'S.r A 6A? riijiiiiijeijigigiijg - , 1' I'-I ii- 'W TMA ' -Q9 ll- 'N' 'lf LLH h ' 'K is-3 wg Q N D A o N z.g1 A Avg,-v-,'A,.-,z'xr' GIRL SCOULS ROW l Judy Lake, Barbara Maxwell, .everly Brown, Karen horeau, Llnda Horton, Llnda Coffee, Kathy Hale, Paullne Ballard ROW 2 Peggy Coomer, Suzanne Flemmlng, Jarlce Lalrd, Glorla Roberts, Snlrley narcotte, Patty Frantom, Betty Burdlck, Susar b tts, Jean Guffey ROW 3 Pamela Merand , Judy Whyte, Margle Bell, Genev1eve B1rd, V1Fg1D1a Maln, Mary Cummings, Ann Hale, Nancy Schlach, Mrs Schlach, leader X,-1 Success!!! to tne Class of Sh FRANK D LOBERT OptOmBtF1St V I S lg, .f'xfK1x,.fx, COMPLIMEN TS DAY BROTHEPS General Hardware Phone Grand Blanc kfsfkf ,151 INIX xl' Connr tulatlons to he Senlors UaV1SOD iadlo lS16V1SlOF Appllances RAY LINDQAY Sales Serv 'Xfxfx CONGRATULN'IONb' I! S S T fx AND V I IIC? S B A Holly Grand Blanc Members of he Federal DBpOS1t0PS Insurance Corporatlon 'NfufNfa.lN.f 4 4 8 1 t . f+ 4' a DR. . 1' N . 3 - lp I . - M . . W L A 'I D A 0 N - ice - -vf-cfNf--v-v-v- FB' AN ' ' T, . ,, r B r A ' ' 4 E OF 8 r F I T T E r r fy fr S A N K 4' I ' 11' 1 p L 11' 5 S fi 'fl r ff P 51 b . 'r 5 r ev- -vi-filxg -451513 Q?-A.rAaA- Ayr' A621-A A CONGFEELTULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51-If DAVISON GAS 8. Oll GA S Phone 1M8 WHITE INJSJ WAP CE AGM! CY 8090 State Road General Insurance Phone 82 Goodrlch X4fX-Z' OU1 CO1 PLD VT TS SEi IORS T-LJIIS DT.T'C'QLrr11 SMELL! FU L OIL Dav' son Compllments of GOODRICH LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY Bulldlng gl Mason Supplies Dalry Sc Poultry Feeds Fert111zer Sc Seeds Phone 275 Goodnch Compliments ROSE BOUL f 2ILL -LCN ' Dorf, '-Ilghway Fllnt xii' 'XJS.r 1 - -.-1 1, ' li: 4 .L L 1 I C. 1 . I T l L Y ' -11-ke -181- -- , . . . -- . . . . 1 x.: .if-X f . ' fx' .f 1 P I , . 'L Lp '1 7 Of 'r1'1'9?- 45 ,Y 1 A.: 'Q ui isnt: 4 11:1 H 1 . u 4 AXLJ .,H,ii N' A ' v'1-4' - -fix,-.v1xw,5.,. vs:-xfxf - - -- -s,---,,- 100 Z Congratulations to HOME CIRCULATION the Class of l95h GOODRICH OXFORD T H E - JESSE'S BARBER S Davison M I N D JX, PUBLISHED HOP Xf NfSf Compllments WAYNL CONVERSE GOOdT1Ch bnone Yhll E L Y H A R D W P R E Oxford Phone OA 8 2211 X15 Goodrlch wfXr SJ5xfif'Y.r 0-1 fifg, K--aff' MISS CHORUS Sue Jones, Clorla Johnson, Ann Harker 4-Ngx R E E R BY - ' I ' - of - I S E ' ' S V Aff. .. 1 ,T si Q Q i , of 3' E3 Un ' O , Xb x 1 , 'A K I 5: rf' JJNIKJ O rtonville 'Nl 515 CONGRA'1'U'LA'I'IONS 'ro THE CLAS OF 1951! CHEVROLET SALES O rtonvllle Comp1 ments o TEHDOP FARM EQU IPNEN T WI' 'Lev Ser'v1ng time farmers of Genesee -5 ml mm N.v'Xfx County and sumundlng area slnce 1937 .jon J' rarmall Tractors 11CCOI'iT1lCk 1 acnlnes Fox rora e Harvesters GRAND BLANC Mr 3cl1I'S Harold Throop Phone Owen h M331 or Owen M 6311 'K'.i A'z1-if FOO D MARKETS IT ALWAYS PAYS TO DRIVE OVLR AND STOCK UP AT HAMADY BROT 5i ,r'X-'X-X' FOOD MARKETS mm EH!-wx -p. JV' fxfxfafv- 'Nfx AA 5,Aw Av4v1i4- ,wg A L ,x L 4 A A A xxx!-X iv v 'vv wi?-Y-,JX,,,A T Q L xl I . AvevAv gvQ -751.2 Av.v4-gi.-74' A A- - . ' ,gi -. J. ' if Y 5 fe .. 1 ' R ,V 1 . 43' Q A A V ,,. ,. , ,mm , ' . fr- -7211. S A I'-kr' b. . W . , Z A .- . h M, , 5, nm. A M, Y fig, Vg' . f R I gf L sm 71 1: ' ma ' ' 1 U Q C2 K - x , . 0 '. 0 1 1 - 1 v 4, ,-vAti1i.4,,-ni?-f.. X. . V V cv . 'P'5 V , vm v- Aiilq Av?-f v'x,,lv'?i 4v 5-'xv 'v 4 - R 5v'F?T'v-'v' VARSI TY CHEE11L EP Dhuc Janet Thonas Juan1ta Hubble Norwa Cra1g Nano 15-,ifg AZVLT AJDA RVI 15 x n111 Street ACCEQSORI S LU BRI CA T1 ON C!-R 'I PING BYAKE 84 IC. JITIJLI Sn.rLJIC Pnone 131 Ortonvllle f Pon rse STATE BANK OF OR'DONVILLE Ortonville, Micnigan Member Federal Deposlt Ins Corp CO QPLFTE BAN KIN G SERVI CE MO ELTON 'S HARDWARE Mc COI'Yl1Ck Deerlng Warn Equlpment Refrloerators 81 Freezers Inte:mat1onal Harvester Repalr SL SSPVICB H A D L E Y CON P.A'I JLATIONS ' CIA S OF 'fb Ladles 5: Crn.1flren's Uear 216 daln Street Phone 3hO Davlson 'if s!'2'XZ1f of I O O 681- -X-'E . , A, tb A 1 L L - r . I 1., , . - . . ' 41 ' . -V1 v Te 3 . . r 1, ' U 11 1 vet at tnilxvlgfxvlxv , ' 42 up . S . B R - o N +L 41 -. - s T r- 3 D ,P LA.zxfx.-v-v-ft.1.4-v- s E C E 14- f U 7 E A ' - , T A I . .Leg V c oNGHMULAT1oNs -381-15+ TO THE HCLASS OF 195uH 9981-I? Davison State an CLARENCL w HILL Funeral Iome 11723 S .Ja 1113.11 street As you enter the eceptlofm iall o tue fLDm.JIC 1 HILL funeral Home 111 Lrand lane, tie o'1d cnerry stalrcabe ic laeielln reflects tue au' of IuF'or I mend 111655 aol confort tnfmt 5 Omar' oterletlc of tme GRNJD BL!-.. C Phone ON M hlhl TS l'Y'l 'U 'QTIL FOP' 10236 Ialn Street READY TO 'UQ DRY GOODS ea- QHOLS GIFTS HALT M nh V23 LTI F C HDS Phone 7 GOOdI'1Ch Cf' VRJJIIILAFIOPS TO THE CLASS OV 'Sh 'CULMI 'S DRUG STORE' GOO DRI CH 'Nf' 's.rx,,,-x,x 7 - D A I I O N - ' ' ' 'T ,UT A. in . ,1.,I..4 I ff Y G I '-J'xx 4 LJ A j' . . H rf ' f' 0 ' 1 1 1, X L :EAA LL ' 1 :L I I-' r 7 f jf 1 r,1 n, -,Il LI JL 'J NJ r.- Y 111 . F . V I I. - F L 1 L 1 YV- .- 7 ., . .HJ IL U. , -A - fx 15 v . 1, I , ,J ' S- L. , ' X Y' ' f' - ' 1 CJ . Y. ,V AQ 5. Y. 1 A .nu I W I .M 1 fr ' I ' f WAI L4 ' I .L A A ,. C . , N . Q . I A 1 1. , Z: 1 . 4 1 1 L 'D.C'pgQIZlZL.tlOl1. 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