Goodrich High School - Martian Yearbook (Goodrich, MI)

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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.

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.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.

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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?