Goodrich High School - Martian Yearbook (Goodrich, MI)

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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

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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.

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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.