Goodrich High School - Martian Yearbook (Goodrich, MI)

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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

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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.

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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.